Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 August 1867 — Page 4

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PA1LY EXTUESS.

rKHRK-HAUTK XNX.

Tuesday Morning, August 20tt, 186i

KAI1.B.OAD TIMlE 1 'ABLE.

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KOCK.VTLI/E EXTES6ION.

££'.*.

ASSIVL.

CITY AJSD STATE ITEMS.

$&* Gen. H. D. Wash burn will assist In the canvass in Ohio.

gjf A efreshing sliower of rain visited us last evening. "Welcome!

Gov. Baker is still confined to his

room by a stubborn attack of diarrhcea. attended with considerable fever.

pgr Notice among the wants the advertisement of M. A. Crane, special agent of the World Life Insurance Co., of New York.

Goo. W- Naylor, Township True

tee, offors for sale frame school house and two lots in the eastern part of the city.

A jury has finally been empannel-

ed in the Pio murder case at Lafayettt and the prosecution was commenced on last Friday.

g@ye Coal consumers are referred to the advertisement of Joseph C. Kelley, who is ready to furnish Brazil or Rosadale coal at the lowest rates.

Mr. Tim C. Groover has made ar

rangements for supplying our citizens with a superior quality of wood BB we! as coal. t5ee his card.

The remair.a of ex-Governor Jo

seph A. Wright left New York on Saturday, and were expocted in Indianapolis yesterday evening, where they will be interred in Crown Hill Cemetery.

'White, the man who murdered Hoppes, near the town of Andorson, sometimo since, was convicted and sentenced to bo hung Saturday. Day of execution not fixed.

ANOTHER.—A littlo girl in Starke county, was so badly burned by the explosion of an oil lamp on Monday night last, that she died the next morning. Sht was attempting to renew the oil in the lamp while it was burning, when it took flro.

9SF Dr. Moody, onoof the commissioners of the State benevolent institutions died at his homo, Greenaburg, on Friday night, of typhoid fever. Dr. Moody ranked high in his profession and his fino. social qualities endeared him to a large circle of friends.

The now Bankrupt Law of Con-

gross providos that mortgages given within four months before an insolvent debtor becomes bankrupt, may be set aside, au the holder of the mortgage bo compelled to como in as other creditors. The offec! of this will bo to cause greater caution hereafter in accepting mortgages.

We see by the Evansville Journal

thttt the School Board of that city has selected Mr. M. Z. Tinker, of this city, ns instructor of music in the city schools and the papor adds that he has accepted We sincerely hope ihis is incorrect, as hia placo cannot easily be filled in our own schools.

The Evansville Courier of Satur

day says there is no use disguising the fact, there have beon several cases of cholera in tho city the pact few days There has not been a single death in thr cleanly or respectable portion of the city All tho sickness is confined to negroes and crowded tenement houses, among people intemperate in diet and uncleanly.

The "Manufacturer and Miner,'

tho name of the new paper just started in Brazil, is on our table It is edited by Thos. J. Gray, late of Bowling Green and E. M. B. Hooker, well known as a war correspondent of some merit. The first number is quite spicy, presents a clean, neat typographical appearance, and is enthusiastically devotod to the interests of Brazil. The paper advocates the Union cause, and in this as well as pe ouniarily we wish it success.

Our readorii wili remember that

man nnuiod Gray was severely injured by the falling of a platform at the last Fourth of July celebration. He is still in a cripplod condition, and it may be a year before he is able to do any work by which to gain a livelihood. Ho has.a wife and four children, with house rent to pay, and his means are entirely exhausted. Ho resides on Seventh Street, just south of the New School House, and we can assure our readers that in that house can be found worthy objects of charity.

SUMMER BEVBRAGK.—Here is A recipe for making ginger beer, a very wholesome and refreshing summer beverage Put two gallons of cold water into a pot upon the fire, add to it two ounces of good gin. gor, bruised, and two pounds of white or brown sugar. Let this come to a boil, and continue boiiing for about half an hour. Then skim the liquor and pour it into a jar or tub along with one sliced lemon and half an ounco of cream of tartar. When nearly cold pat in a tea* spoonful of yeast, tc cause the liquor to work. Tho beer is uc* made, and after it has worked for two days, strain it, and bottle it for use. Tie down tho corks .firmly.

MAYOR'S C«UBT.—The following peraonfi passed in review before the Mayor yesterday:

Christian Smith, for the very disorderly conduct of using violent and insulting language to one David Smith, paid $6,60.

Kit-hard Irwin, for intoxication and disorderly conduct handed in $7,00. Sarah Vanslyke, a wandering prosti lute, was arrested, and on promise to leave town,was furnished a push to Char ieston, Illinois.

4®- At Brazil, Sunday morning, at one o'clock, afire broke out that threatened, at one time, to destroy the t.«w* Through the exertion of citizens the fii was prevented from spreading. The total loss was about $5,000, with no insur ance.

AN EDITORIAL ON BUTTERMILK.—The readers of tho newspapers have doubUe.-s learned that which is painfully apparent to the editor, as ho performs iiiednily duties, that tho present is "A terribiy dun timo for news," a6 well as for business.— One of our exchanges, the New York Ga zotto, haa, it appears in sympathy will: the dull seoson, "soured," on sia.u on topics as politics, trades and kindred subjects, and wisely, we think, turnod its editorial attontion to the useful and interesting subject of "Buttermilk." In the absence of any more startling news, it brings to light or revives some valuable facts, which constitute good reading matter during the heated term. It says there is a very largo increase in the consumption of buttermilk throughout the country, and especially in New York. It states that in the avenue to the east and west oi Broadway there are numerous milkshops— for the most part at corners— wliero the producs of the churn is rutuiled regularly at the counters as a beverago, at two cents a mus? full. Many of these shops sell ae much as a thousand a a E a of a in wanj' persons who havo no faith in ui eral waters, aud to whom the mm.u cock tail is an abomination, may be sivu in the milk stores, quailing tho rtisaiu and salutary buttermilk out oi gi'e^t white nutmegs. Numbers cf v.onio and children come with large tin eur,» and take away quantities of it fur fumity use It is an exceedingly beHitli.n'i drink, cooling to the bluoJ, whil« it m-U at the same time as a mil') nparient.

Wo published not long since, the opinion of a Kentucky physician that this wholesome bsversgo properly patroniz-i, would prolong life fully one-third. Bu it appears our Kentucky buttermilk due.tor was not tho discovorer of this delightful fact. Our cotemporary say? that yr .ir. ago a French philosopher set Xortii this- eurious theory. He averred that in butter milk he had discovered tho secret of reewing the human constitution, an$ of indefinitely prolonging human lifo. Tlie interior arrangements t-o human -ub ject, as well as of animals, is genera!, ,1ccording to this philosoprwr. who migh have been a French Horace Grte'.ey. bear a strong analogy to steam boiieVv inasmuch as, in the course of time, they become incrusted, or coated, with pernicious matter. To remove this, nothing but acids would be efficacious ana .be only acid which would render this serv icr and, at the same time, »xercise a beneficial influence on the health, is, as our savant tells us, that contained ia buttermilk. The Gazette declines to investigate fully this theory, but it does not hesitate to express tho conviction thai buttermilk would be more conducive to longevity than gin cocktails.

This in teres tint fact is stated. A curious experiment has been trird \vib buttermilk by testing its modest qualities against the "regal purple stream" o"

r&dQf&k.i!$:

The Common Picas Couti was ir»

session on yesterday afte/noon. A number of the cases on the criminal docket were called and disposed of. There were, two trials had by the Court, viz: State vs. James Sandford et al for malicious tiespas." Johnson for the State, Baird & Oruft for the defendants, verdict not guilty. State t«. James II Bundy, carrying concealed weapons Johnson for Suite, Nelson & Pierce for defendant, verdict ml ffuiUy. Court adjourned until tnis morning. The docket is heavy in num. ber of cases but does not promise much itigation.

There will be a meeting of tho

Ben Franklin Base Ball Club at the Journal office, this (Tuesday) evening, at 5 o'clock.

A balloon wedding is

on the carpet, to come off during the week of the Ssengerfest at Indianapolis.— The couple is ready, and a balloonist is making the necessary arrangements for thebridal tour in tho clouds.

CUCUMBERS.—Our lady readers will NO dcubt be glad to learn that cucumbers are ood for something besides slicing up in vinegar and laying on the Btpiacb like a pound and a half of cold lead. An change tells us how to make "cucumber toajt,'' as follows "Select your cucumbers—fresh, criip, medium size—such as you would preler if served up in the usual manner. Pur', or slice up lengthwise, in cuts a quarter of an inoh thick. Rinse in cold water, dip oacli slice singly in flour, aud hurry them into the dripping pan, using for material to try them in, the gravy in which either ieaf steak, veal cutlets or mutton cops were cooked or butter may be used but be sure to fry briskiy until the slices are a light brown on both sides. Have your oread toasted, buttered or dipped, as prefer, and close at liund.. Slip the siices of cucumbers hot from the pan bntwoen the slice of toast and servo at once.— Any one following these directions imN plieitly will find cucumber toast really good to eat."

THE ROUGH COUNTRY.—The beauty of tho late "peculiar institution" was shown in a little incidont at tho County Clerk's office on Saturday. A couplo of negro mon came for tho purpose of procuring a marriage license for one of them, but upon being required to give the name of the damsel, thoy wero unablo to go any far. ther than "Mary." She had no surnamn never bad any, explained the expected husband and, after consultation between tbem, tho name of tho girl's late master in the South was given, and the license madoout. When the man was leaving, he saw the incident had exeiti-d thirisibles of those present, but to him ii was in nowise funny. With an eloquence, which speaks for itself, he said "It can't be helped, sir wo come from de rouyh country." Thank the Lord, tho man and woman are now one, joined together by the power of tho lav in a civilized land, ami tho daughter of the couple, should such be the issue, will never have to no knowledge the humilation und shum? of having como from the "rough country —Indianapolis Journal..

buttermilk by the taste. Several glasses are filled with claret, and an equal numv ber with buttermilk, and they are handed alternately to the blindfolded person, who tastes them. For a few turns he will name the respective liquids correctly but after a while his sense of taste becomes' confused, and he insists that buttermilk is claret, and vice versa. We never tried the experiment, and don't know that we shall. Those who are curious may. We don't believe in mixed liquors. But if there is the long sought "elixir of life" in this acidulous liquid, as claimed by the philosopher and the Kentucky docto~, wo ase in favor of buttermilk.—Evansville Journal.

SUMMER DRINKS.—The best summer beverage is cold water, ice cold, if you pieafe, but by all means grasp the glass by the hand, take a swallow at a time, remove the glass from your lips for a few seconds, then take another swallow in this way it wili be found that the thirst will be thoroughly satiated before half the wat«?r has been taken whereas, if .it had bef-n swnllowed continually the whole eon taiits would not have satisfied the thirst.

Aa many persons have dropped dead from drinking greedily of water not ice cold, when much heated and fatigued, this precaution may save many a life.

Buttermilk is another admirable summer beverage. Its acidity cools the sys tem and acts slightly on the liver, and thus promotes the passing of the bile and other impurities from the body.—Hall's Journal of Health.

How IT is DONE.—Any of our lady renders can be beautiful, by adopting the following simple method: "A young lady who has been the reigning belle in Boston for some years, and wUu is now growing rather passe and afraid of losing her laurels, is said to be using every means to preserve her beauty. She eats arsenic to make her eyes bright, and is obliged to increase tho quantity continually chews slate pencils to make her complexion white drinks vinegar and lemonade to keep her waist small uses Email de Paris1 and rouge, and pencils her eyebrows blackens the lower part of her eyes sleeps with her hands in gloves and never, under any circumstances, goes out in the sun. Besides this, she is said to own threo hundred dollars' worth of false hair, rats, mice, curls, cushions, puffs, braids, cascades, and waterfalls included. It is to be hoped thut, after all these efforts to be beautiful, she will eventually become a wife."

DELEGATES.—Wc give the following iist of delegates appointed on Saturday by the several Wards and Townships to the Union Nominating Convention which meets Saturday next,-so far us heard from

FIRST WABD.—W. K. Edwards, Jacob Steinmehl, C. W. Mancourt, Simon W6lf and Jamas H. Turner.

SECOND WARD.—Samuel Beese, W. B. Warren, Henry Ryce, Joseph Follenzer and W. B. Tue'l.

THIRD WARD.—T. R. Gillman, George Gordon, Shas. M. Smith, John Kizer. S. E. Gibbs.

FOURTH WARD.—S. K. Allen, George W. Naylor, C. N. Demorest, James O'Mara and L. G. Benson.

FIFTH WARD.—Geo.shman, Samuel E. McKeen, Sam'l C. Scott, Thomas Ya nee, C.I. Ripley. v.

HARRISON TOAVNSUIP—outside of tbo city)—Wm. Patrick,* Lawrence Heinl, Jerre Yoris, H. W. Allen and Jacob Brown.

FAYETTE TOWNSHIP.—J. W. Watts, Jo.-iah James, G. B. Owen, John Rhyan, Hartwell Jordan.

SUGAR CREEIC TOWNSHIP.—Wm. W. Goodman, J. C. Hick'in, W. W. Casto, Barton Spinner. John Harris.

KEVINS TOWNSHIP.—James McCIin lock, Jacob Hoffman, Wm. P. Willoughby. G. W. Moreland, Sumuel Somervilie.

RILEY TOWNSHIP.—D S Lee, H. E. Wyeth, Robert Jackson, W. R. Ray, John Brady.

CITY AFFAIRS.

We ara selling many very reason

able goods at exact cost. dtf. EDSALL & Co.

A. & A RITE,—Vigo Chapter, Rose Croix, No. 4, will meet this (Tuesday) evening, at 7J o'clock, for work in tho I7ih & 18th grades

A pQnctual and general attendance is requested. By order of| H. A. DAVIS, M.W.

JOHN W. BRANCH, Recorder.

Whalebone

lidsali & Co's.

coisets at $1,25, at dtf.

Call at the "Boston Store" and

secure some of that fine yard wide bleached muslin that we are cutting at twenty cents. The best yet shown for the price. SAXTON & WALMSLEY, dtf 111 Main Stroot.

Shawls at cost, at Edsall & Co's, dtf.

Our 4«4 bleached, muslins at l&g.

18, and 19 cents are a lit: le lower than any yet offered. EDSALL & Co. dtf. -r

THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY of Philadelphia gains credit and support weiy day. The sale of stock surpass all expectation, and tho prospect is, that the funds for tiio noble object will be secured even in advance of the time anticipated. Tha reason is obvious. Tho design is worthy, and creditable to tho patriotic hearts who are laboring to reward a too much neglected class. The funds go into responsible hands, and the public have no fears that they will be mis-directed. The plan adopted satisfies the scruples of the most conscientious, and has the endorsement of eminent legal authority. It is oy its distinctive features entirely removed rrom the taint of catch-penny schemes which have so often been the means of imposing on the public. It gives to purchasers of its stock a full equivalent for the consideration. All its transactions are open and above board. It has no concealments, and the reputation of the managers is such that they cannot afford to be dishonest in this transaction. Itead advertisement. [dwlt.

REDUCTION IN PKICK.—Tbo elegant heaw Whalebone Corsets which aro sell-

u'-

rit. One who is in tho secret will oet! ets, Ruby Glass, fancy decorated, plain with one who isn't, that the latter, if best corset that ever was offered to the

blindfolded, cannot distinguish claret fromi ladies. JOHS S. iiuniAS'a. fdtC,

OXK TWXHTT-FITX.—One dollar AND a quarter Sax a really excellent all bone corset at Edaall.«55 Co's. dtf.

Shape, quality and price recom

mend our $l,25 corsets. EDSALL & Co. dtf.

Music will, at a moment's glance, be sat« isfied that they are at the Headquarters of this Music trade in this State. d26

All whalebone

corsets, going at dtf.

$1,25 at Edsall & Co's.

DANALDSON'S OFFICB, Aug. 16. NOTICE TO PENSIONERS.—Invalid Pensioners, those who have not lost a limb, or are not otherwise permanently injured, and exempt, will have to be examined by the surgeon on or after September 4th, before they can draw their next semiannual payments. Those doing business of this kind with me, will please be here September 4th for said purpose. Dr. Ball will probably devote that day to that purpose. Those having lost a limb will not be examined. Widows with children, and Guardians, must have two witnesses to prove that the children or wards are living. My business will then be in such condition as to cause but little delay.

BOUNEY CLAIMS NOW BEADY. John P. Lease 8100 Ferdinand Mills 8100 John A. Hen'? 100 Eleazor Evans 100 Jan. M. Kraukl'in 100 Absalom Haryold... 200 VVm. H.Jotiee 100 PhebeBarber 100 John M. Bowe 100 Benoui Traeblood... 100 Wm. E. Art 100 Mrs W. Wittenbiock 100 Anna Thomusoc.... 100 ED nice Baker 103 OWI Thomas IQ'J Ohaa. P. Wyeth 103

Jgy If you want the cheapest fruit cans in the city, go to 63 Main Street, dtf W. W. SHANNON.

Unbolted Flour, at C. I. Bip-[22-dtf

ley's.

Farnsworth, of No. 21$ West

Maryland street, Indianapolis, Indiana, will be at the Terro Haute House, Terre Hiute, Indiana, Thursday, AuguBt 22d, where he may be consulted on all diseases of the urinary or sexual organs with the view to their permanent cure. dtf.

Depot for peaches at

Bailey's.

Ray dtf

Fruit and vegetable emporium at

Ray & Bailey's. dtf

Ivory and Pearl Sleeve Buttons

solid, won't pull to peices and very handsome. j- S. R. FBEEMAN, [dtf. i- 74 Main street.

New goods received every week by

Cornelius & Haggerty. dtf

Cornelius & Haggerty are selling

all summer goods cheap, to make room for fall stock. dtf

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

bons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimming at A. ISipports. dtf

1ST" Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex press, and for Sale at A. Nippert's. dtf

... vation of shrubbery, fruits, &c. Enquire

everywhere for «itu each, can be

To Builders and others, a fine as

sortment of fancy and common grates for salo cheap, at 63 Main street. 8,dlw W. W. SHANNON.

NEW ABRIVAL OF BOOTS AND SHOES.— Boland & Hammerly have just opened a large stock of boots and shoes of every description suitable for the season, which will be sold lower than any house in the city. Don't fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as our motto is, quick sales and small profits.

BOLAND & HAMMERLY,

Successors to Harbert & Boland, No. 5 Mechanics Row, Main street, Terra Haute, Ind. dtf.

Ladies and Misses Heavy Ribbed

Cotton Hose at A. Nip ports. dtf

Pure Cider Vinegar at

E. dtf.

Wright & Co's, 155 Mainstrtet.

8-4 White CrapejMaretz and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

R- Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap

Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle' 151 Main streot. [dtf.

Just received 2,000 lbs Red Seal*

ing Wax for fruit cans and jars at Davis Drug Store, corner of Third and Mair Streets. dtf

Go to E. R. Wright & Co's for a

choice article of Green and Black Teas, No.' 155 Main street, dtf. mm

SHIRTS, SHIRTS.—Shirts at Riddle's. Edtf"

MCGREGOR'S XXX EXTRA .FAMILY FLOUR.—For sale at their store, on Main Street, between 1st and 2d streets. 15i3t.

COLLARS. Ltylies' Collars, Gents Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars and Guffs at RIDDLE'S. [dtf.

Bargains in Summer Goods. N,

Erlunger & Bro. are offering all Summer Clothiug at cost for cash. They have a good assortaent of linen goods as well as light Cassitnere Suits. dtf

JtaS" The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seaN ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see them at C. I. RIPLET'B. [dtf

"WANTED TO RENT.—By the first of November a pleasant dwelling house of fivo cr six room?, for which a good rent will be paid. Some person having means migbt invest it profitably by building MM-a.a house and leasillg it to a tenant, wW would take pleasure in ornamenting and improving the property by the culti &c.

s. R. Henderson's Stove Store. [di£

brought, all sizes and all col irs, for only $1,26, at Weiss' Skirt Factonr, opposite SUVKB PLATE.—Sugar Sifters, Spoon the Post Office. This is the cheapest and

8tsa*h

Card

an^

medallion Boquet Holders, 4a, at

OCTOBER. EfpECTipif.

•V W» tr« uttho rtlsd to Mffltuncs O*»* THi ODOBK MABXXN aa candidate for Recorder, snblcct to the decisien ofttn tfafon nomUating OosTeatton. •••J—X

KB. SDITOI—FlfMe announce IBID. F. OORNSLI, (the preaent Deputy Recorder,) candidate for the office of Connty Recorder, mtOoct to the daciaton of the Union nominating Convention.

HEADQUARTERS IN MUSIC—ATTXKHos l— la000 pounds of new Guitars, "Violins, Accordeons, and fresh Italian Violin strings have just been received per Adams Express, at Kissner's Palace of Music. W'th my superior facilities in obtaining constantly all the new imported -yre are authorized to anncohce the naaie novelties, persons visiting the Palace of of J. H. BOOBD ai a candidate for Baoorder of

tm- We are authorized to annottnea the name of CAM. JACOB X. VOOBHEES ai a candidate for Becordar of Vigo county, atfthe •naaiag October election, anliect,to the deciiioa pf the Union BepnbHcM Xoalnating Coa«ebtkmt

Vigo Ccnnty, at the enraing October Klection, •object to the decision of tke Onion Hapobltoaa Nominating Convention.

We are authorised to announce ALEXTHOMAS aa a candidate for Becorder of Vigo Oonnty, at the enanikg October Election, (object to nomination by the Untoo party.

W We ara authorised to annoaace .WIliUAIF WOOLLEN as a candidate tor Becorder of Vigo Ooanty, at thetnenlng October election.

LOCAL NOTICES, I

The Cholera is Raging in Memphis. MAHAN'S CHOLEBA CURE It the only remedy that will effectually cure Diarrhea and all di*or den of the Stomach and Intestines, cansad by a change of food and vater, giriag rise to Cho^e, Wind, and painfnl Purging of the Bowel*. We

Try the Magnolia White Lead.— It is a Snow White Paint, and its wearing qualities are unexcelled. The extraordinary largo sale of the "Magnolia," last season is sofflcient guarantee that "it suits the people."

The most complete stock of Lead, Glass, Oils. Varnishes, Colors, Brushes, and indeed, all manner of Painter's goods, tor sale by

BABK, GCLICK 4 BEEBY,

apr 24dtf Druggists.

Constitution Water a eertauicur* for DIABKTES and all dleeaeee OI the KLDN&XS and BIlADDEE. For sale by all Druggists. 26dwSm

Diseases

of Horses ana vaitle.—Dr.

Oirroao would ask particalar attention to this notice. He claims pnblio patronage from the fact that he has a good experience in tha practice of Veterinary Surgery, and has given satisfaction generally. He has saved many Horsea and Cattle by his skill, In acate attacks of Inflammations he. pays particular attention to Veterinary Midwifery has saved many valuable Hares and Cows by safe delivery, when they were in great distress, and would have died without help. He asks Ucular attention, also, to his Alterative TonZc Powders, which are of his own coaiposition —clear of all antimonial poisons that fill se prominent a tin all boaght Condition Powders. The Doctor ignores the semi-barberons practice of bleeding, rowelling, burning and Mistering, which is but a relic of barbarism, too tame to Jbe longer lolerated among a Christian people. at his Office, at B. W. Chadwick's Livery Stably, opposite the Post Office. No charges for consultation at Office mh 6d2taw-wSm

Moth and Freckles.—The only reliablt remedy for those .brown diacolorations on the 'ace called Moth Patches and Tracklee PERSY'S MOTH AKD FBWUB LOTIOH. Prepared only by Dr. B. 0. Puir, Dermatologist, 4* Bond Street, New York. Sold by Druggists in Terre Haute, and eleowhere. Price 92 per battle, jyidSm hi

Ice! Ice!—The undersigned would annonuce to tha citizens of Terra Haute that he is prepared to deliver, in any part of the city, the purest article of Ice ever offered in this market. Orders may be left with Gus Arnold, at the Post Office, W. Bippetoe's Grocery Store, Cory Mai!court's Hardware Store, or at my Office, at the Ice House, southeast part of the city. apr5d3m TH09. 8. LUPTON, Agent

Pure Crystal Ice.—The undersigned are now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy Blver and Spring Poni Ice for the season at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Business Houles and Private ^families, Orders left at the sst Offloe, with Gus Arnold, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with promp attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, will do well to order from apr4d6m' STKINMEJJL A MEYEB.

Skiffs to Let.—Two fine new Skiff?, gotten up in the safest and mest comfortable Btyle, with Cushioned seats and two sets of oars to each, Teims reas. nabls. Apply to

W. HOWARD MANNING,

17dtf Corner 5th and Cherry Streets.

WANTED.

TXT^ANTED.—WORLD LIFE

INSURANCE CO., lit BROADWAY, NEW YOBE. H. A. Orane having b*en appointed Spe cial Agent for the counties of Vigo, Vermilion. Parke and Sullivan, offers the best of terms for Solicitors for any of the above counties

Office ovet Merchant's Union Express Oompany Main Street. .AugSQdtf

WANTED.—OLD IROU .—The highest price paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot, ap23otf

FOR RENT.

TOatRENT—THE

my"dtf

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St.R°^

FNo.

UNION HOTEL,

Charleston, Illinois, baa tnan rafltrniah-

ed and flttei up, and is now In successful operation, and can be rentad on reasonable terms. Tor particulars, apply to J&i. M. HAY

At tha Union Hotel.

FOR SALE.

UOR SALE.—Will be sold at r~ Lr'Ta'e the following Township Proper-

.'ij *rMae School Bouse and Lot in Dean's Aidition. Also a large Lot in Humaston's Addition, fronting on Chesnut Street, near Mr. JewHt

Terms—One half down, balance on time GEOBGEW. NAYLOB, Trustee Harrison Township. Terro Haute, &ugust"30tfa, 18G7 d2w

"POR SALE.—A CHANCE FOR

cll*nge

my business

Loffsi my Stock of Agricultural implements at a low figure.. A person of enterprise, with a moderate capital, can do weU. Apily at No. 66 Main Street.

J. A. FOOT*.

t^OR SALE.—The desirable Busi-

situated on the south-east corner

of 12th and Main Stieet, two Lots, each 21 feet front, a Two Story Brick Building in comptete .r.'jrnmp 'n

rr°Bt

60 barrel Cistern, Barne

A?'

on«

0 the

most eligibe

aUnds for local or country timtfe In town. Terms reuonatle Xnqnire on the premises. aug7d3w

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

Xf in a well Established Business. Wishing to retire from basioeaa, I BOW offer my entire stock of Boots and Shoes for Sale. The stock is new and carefully aelocted, especially for the retail trade. Any person wishing to Invest in an established business, will find it to their advantage to call on mown, at my place of businert, at Ho. 100 Main sbeet, Terre Haute, Ind.

A6JLM

By Express, a ehoice stock of new

and fashionable Drads Goods, at A. Nippert's. dtf.

TTOR SALE--.A

OR SALE.—House and half lot,

39 South 7th 8treet. Dwelling contains Dwelling contains Ave rooms, in excellent repair, with good «aliar, cistern, barn, 4c. The yard to filled with goad fruit. For particulars and

g2dtfau

a bargain, inquire ol W. D. GOSSE1T, with Tuell, Ripley A Co.

TJ'OR SALE.—HORSE.--A

family horse, perfectly gentle, top Vnggy and Harneaa. They will be sold low for cash or good paper Xnqnire at OolaoMUt\Wagou Yard, ooraer of 8th and Poplar atraeta. Kit'

XPOR

SALE—Two Milch Cows.

i) En

Enquire of J. J. WZB8TZB, North 11th

Street, next to.G. L. Beigler,, or at J. 6 Bast Hain Street, next to Canal.

IPOR SALE—Four,Frame Houses

JD One of Ste, two of six, and on* of seven rooms. I will sell theae hoosea very low, and on nasnnstilfi trraa Apply to T. J. rOBBKST,

It itf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

Fing

Baskets, Opal Sugar Bask-

SALE.—The Briek Buildon Third street, half square north of

Main, now occupied by Ira Grorer. for further iaibrmatioB, asply to D. W. MIS8HALL, ITdtf AlTim fitUmulBatk.

1" V. T,

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

QOAL! COAL 1! COAL 11!

The aadenigned wilt tarnish, at prwent and taring the yr—ntng action, either Brssil or Rosedale Cokl, at the lomt ponifcle rates, and the terr beat qnali of Ooal. pa of i.

F-ad Store lock,-will augaoasm

Any orders lei tat the

B. Bobbins, in Dowling Hall

Block.- will meet with prompt attention. JOSEPH C. KI'LLY.

TC.

GBOVEE,

July 17. utf TIM. O. BOVEB

QOAL! COAL!!

The Best is tlie Cheapest! F. HBBBIL is now prepared to farnish the beat Brasil and Highland.Uoal, als«the L«high aud Anthracite Coal, it ordered. Orders left at Mc Keen's Store, 107 Main St., o: Hartsock & Bannister's, will recciTe prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL!! TOHN McFARLANJS IS NOW fj furnishing the best quality of Elver Goa screened on a wider screen tha-i any other Dealer is nsing, and at the very lowest rate*.

Orders left at the Gonutv Scales, or at Woodmausee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to C, O. Smith Co.'s Stove store, will recsivs prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arfcold, at the Post Office. jyiiidtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

The undersigned Is prepared to furnish tlie citicens of Terre Haute with this superior Ooal, taken from the mines two miles east of Braail.— This Ooal is superior to anv bronght to this market. Lewis Herbert is m' authorised agi-nt, and I will fill any contract ho may make. Orders may be le(t at B. L. Ball's Store Stsro, and at Paddock & llcKeen's Mill. al5d6m B0BEBT GUEST.

I A E O

If now supplying the bwt quality of Blvor Oo«u (be market rates. Order* left at Okambtra' Grocery Store, southwest corner ot th* PoMle will wroniM ^s.c.t»tAu

MERCH'

A I O I N

N E W O O 0 S

THE

FIRST 0B THE SEASON!

HART80C& & BANSISTEB

it# Are now opening

Beantifat Styles!

S&fTO

FENCH

AND

"Which will be MADE UP in

THE LATEST!

AND MOST

Fashionable Style!

REASONABLE RATES.

McELF&ESH ft DENGLKB

CALL AT

IS^o.79 Main St.

& 3E5.

J. WJULMSLDY,

A I O

Has just returned from tho East with a large Stock of

Cloths,

Cassimeres «&

Vestliigs,

Which ho proposes to mako up to ordei

CHEAPER

Than any other. Merchant Tailoring Es* tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes m&do ia Good Style by a

Practical Tailor*

Call an J. W• at Ms

TAILOR SHOP

l&asf Side of the "Public Square

EyB

AND BAR.

B. O. GCBBINEAU.

desirable jrosi-

Jl dence, two blocks from the Puhlio Squate, the house contains ai*. rooms, convenfbntly arranged, with Cellar, Ciitnro. Good BACB. BU£KV OOUM, Wood-Shed and Coal-House attached, will bo sold at a sacrifloe, and terms made easy to P"cJlM*r. For particulars inquire at ooal offlce, Ho. 24. Third St. A. C. COMBS.

DR. CHAS. E. WALL,

OCULIST A.ND AURIST, FROM NEW YORK,

18 NOW PERM AN KNTL LOCATED IN'

a A A

Where he may be consulted, FBIE or CHABCE, on all diseases oi these delicats organs. The universal success of Dr. WALL'S practice for the past two jears in this city, together with lonrteen years experience in this branch cf the medical profession elsewhere, should "e a guarantee tu those afflicted that he is no chsrlatin or quack, bat qualified to accomplish all he undertakes, '.'ross removed in One lliuute or ue charge, and without interruption to basincss.

Fatieats wao hare already been cored of Blindness, Deafness Crews Eye, Ac., ran b» seen on application to the Office. All snr^ical operations made in the presence of tbo amiiy when desired. Offensire discharges from the Kars of hildreu (a snre forerunner of Deafness,) permanently cared Chronic Influratlon of the Kjcs, of years' standing, perfectly cured. Weeping or Wat: ry Ky»., OaUrct, Vilma aad Uloers of tne Eye speedily enrod,

NO CHARGE for an Examination and an Opinion, and no charge for vmcccEiiia treatment. a. B.—Dr. WALL will4e in Terro Haute, at the Terre Haute Hunse, on Thursday, August 22, to natlnOKI DAI ONLY, Patirnts should call early. dtf

DISSOLUTION—THE

Adams A Daws n, blacksmiths, was dissolved on the 30th day oi July, 1837, by mnmal convent. Chaa B. AdaasawUi oontlnoa the bn sineas at the old stand and settle the accmnts of tha firm ADAMS, 1 A W S O N

DRY

'iizpcA'b

DLALKR 15

WOOD AND COAD.

The underirigned is now delivering the superior Coal of the Pioneer Ooal Mining Company, at Carrjsrilie, and respectfully solicits an examination and trial. It will found equal to the Brazil Ooal, and is furnished at much less rates. I would reler consumers tS B. L. Thompson, Esq.. who is using it at his Mill and Besidence. Orvlers led at Ira Qrover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wi I receive prompt attention.

ENGLISH

CASSIMERES!

ALSO A

SUPERIOR IOE OF

PIE BUCK Ml!

AND

SKINS!

GOOD8.

GOODS I NEW GOODS!

Wliite Marseilles, !. Buff Marseilles, *f 1 Figured Marseilles,

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

RPRAVELING DRESS GOODS.

VERY DESIRABLE

CHENE,

Double-fold Goods, suitable for suits,

"BUCKEYE CASE STORE."

Q.R0 GRAIN & TAFETA SIlKS, LACE POINTS,

In Large tjuantities, and at

AT HHB

"BL'CRKVE CASH STORE.'

EHIKACK, COCHEOOS

3PRAGUES' PRINTS New, Beautiful Cloths—beat Calico made. "Wo now offer them at One Shilling 1 One Shilling!!!

AT THK

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

W. S. xt/OE&CO. 77 Main Street dwtf

QUEENSWARE

H, B. IITDSON. WM. A. H'OLUB*

MAJOR

HUDSON

co.,

Imjotterj aud Jobbers of

CHINA. (JLA.SS AND CEOCKEllY, Aud Dealers in House Furniahing Goods. So. 13» Wabash Street. Terre Haute, lad jsnSOiiwtf

J^-EW QTJBENSWARB STORK

HKXDR1CH & FELLENZER,

WHOLESALE A RETAIL DKALKRS IN

CHTNA, GLASS,

aUEENSWARE,

Have Jost opened at

Nos. 149 and 151 Main Street,

TEBRE HAUTE, IND.,

Tb.e Largest Stock

OF QOOD3

EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY3

omprising lu part,

FRENCH CHINA,

White, Gold Band, and Deoo

Krated

China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

AND

Common Ware

DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS.

Silver-Plated, Alabata

fBritanla

Ware,

TABLE CUTLEKY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

GLASSWARE,

Imported and Domestic, in G-rea Variety!

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

Vases, SKaiitle [Ornaments and Lava Goods!

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES, CHIMNEYS, AND WICKS,

HOUSE FLLKI\ISHLIVU GOODS,

—AND— I E S

We cordially Invite

RETAIL MERCHANTS

To Inspect cur Stock, as they will find our Ware* as low aa they can briug them from the Cast, besides saving breakage in transportation. We have full stock of

ASSORTED CRATES or STONS OUINA and COMMON WAUE, suito to tho uonntry Trado.

Orders taken for engraving designs oa Glass,

Ornaments on Chinaware,

And will match any broken set of French Ohlna, Pluin. GoldBand, or Decorated. nn2ldwtf

QANCERS.

Jr.

W. C. COUDEH,

Who resided in this oity for four years, and now a resident of Louisville, Ky., who has at this time an extensive practice in the treatment of CANCKHS and Canoerons Affections, and is rapidly gaining the high reputation that he held in this city during his stay with us. We can testify of we know, that Br. Oouden haa been eminently successful in the many caaes that he treated in this city and surrounding country. The Doctor's mode of treatment differs from alt others, using a» antidote of his own preparation, killing the Cancer, root and branch, without pain, loss of blood, or the use of the knife. Dr. Couden is williag also, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physicians of good reputation. He dees not desire to place IT in the hands of any one who Is not well qualified to sustain the reputation that he has already gained for his Bemedy. Any one who may desire farther iniormation in reference to the cure, or mode of treatment of Cancer, can consult him In person, or by letter, Louisville, Ey., P. O. Box OTO. anr29dw0m

JOHN BT. B£IZ, Karly's Block, No. 60 Mala Street, Terro Haute,

MOST

firm of

Indiana,

respectfully recommends bis well selected stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid Lim»eye, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Yarns, of different kinds. Being fully enabled to warrant the first quality of these Goods I most reepectfully invite Ladies and Gentlemen to call and inspect them. Wool taken in exchange for Goods, and the highest market rate* paid, ootgldawtf

'•y-

SUBSCRIPTION ONE

4 $300,000

Be^atlfUl Steel-Plate

arv,

Washington Library,jCo.

£t. •••ae-

PHILADELPHIA.

PRESENTS TO SUBSCKIBFRS. y«: On* Cub Vrewit of S40.000. One Cash Present of ftSO.OtW. One Oaati Present of SIO.OOO. One Cash Present of 95.000

Agent Adams' JCxpreas, I'hil-.vtio! ili:a, Ta. J. E. COX, Esq., Of Joy, Coe Co., PUIUdelpbia.

Mk'

Two Cash Presents of tSMWO caeh. Read full SetoUuU of Presents Below Xach Oertiflcatf of Stock is accompanied with a

EDgraving

WOBTH MOBK AT STCTAIL THAN THX 09ST Or OKBTiriCATX, And also Insures to the Holder a PRESENT IN THK GREAT DISTRIBUTION.

The Washington Library Co.,

Is chartered b) the Stat* of Pennsylvania, and Orran svd iu aid of tha

FOB

soldiers and Sailors' Orphans.

Incorporated by the State of V. J. APlliL 8, 1867.

TUK RIViCttSIDK INSTITUTE, *i' Situated at Riversid*. Uurlingtoo C'ouuty, K^w Jrrpty, Is found for tbe purpuss of .v-ntnltonsly educating lit? SO"' of ^-asrd tcrtand me of tiio L'nit«d State*.

CheBoArdoi Trustees co «U oi i.i fol'owlog well known cli.xeui of lVn ey ra'ili ,ad New Jersey:— HON. Wlt.LIAU Ii MANN,.

Dis net Attornev, i'hll L'iiilils, Pa.

HON. LKW13 It. BB OMALL, Kx-Chii Coiner 0. S Mint, asil Bccordcr of Doe.)«, Philadelphia, Pa UON. JAMKj M. SOOVEli, K-w Jei«u. DOM. W. W. WAltE, Ne» J.rsey. UB.NKY OUBMAN, EJ.,

TKSASUAY DKPAKTMUXT,

WASIIINOTOS, C., April id, 1467.)

Of&co of Internal veou :—Ilaviug received satisfactory evidonce that the proceeOs of the onterpriie conducted oy tho "Washingtuu Library Couipa y" will bed toto I to C'J-rUablu USDS, pormrsaiuu la hereby grauiei to inid CooipAuy locouduct such enterprise exempt from itll charge, whether froni special tax or other duly.

K. A. BOLLiINS, CommisHioner.

THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,

In order that th« benevolent object nut forth In this circular may bo successfully avcoindl shed, have issued fivo series of

FINE STKKL-PLATE ENOBAVINOS, which are put on suhtcription at price's mucU below their retiil valno. t3EKTIKICATB. OK STOCK IN THK WASH

INGTON LIB It A UV COMPANY

will be issued, stamped with the deal of the Company, and signod by the Secretary, (No\in others genuine.)

Any porso sending us ONE DOLL 4 II. or paying tho same to our local Agunts will icceivu lmmedUtely flue Steel Plato EngitvinK, at choice from the following list, *nd One Oortigcate of Stock, injuring One Prosent in publishvi soheduly.

ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINU8.

No. 1—"My Child I My Child 1" No. 2-"They are 8aved 1 They're £aved I" No. 3—"Oi Seventy six or, the Kiriy Days of tho Revolution."

Any person paying TWO DALLAS will re ceive either of tht. following OneSteoi Plates, at ehoice, and two Certificates of Stock, tha* becoming entitled to Two Toesents.

TWO DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. No 1—"Washington's Courtship." No. 1— "Washington's Last Intorvlow wih his Mother."

TIIRKE DOLLAR ENGRANINGS. Any person paying TUREE DOLLA R9 will receive the beautiful Stoel Plato of "HJME FROM THE WAR," and Thr:'o Cotificansi, teoomlninglntitled t) Threo Presents,

FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINOS. Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall re ceive the lar^e and beantlful Steel Plate of "THE PERILS OF OUSt F0REFATUKR8," and Four tiertiflcates of Stock, entitling them to Four Presenti.

FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. Any person who pays FIVE liOLLARd shall receive tho large and splendid Steel Plate of "THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents.

The Engravings and Certificates will be delivered to each subscribers at our Local Agencies, or sent by mail, post-pa d, or express, as may be ordered.

WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY

WILL AWARD

Three Bandied Thousand Dollar IN PRESENTS

To the (Shareholders, On Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1867

At PHILADELPHIA, PA., OR AT THK IJijTiriTB, BIFEBS1DB, H.

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

1 Gash Preaent SiO,(V O. 1 Cash Present 20 600 1 Cash Present 10,000 1 Cash Present 5 000 2 Cash Presents of $2,800 each 9,000 1 Handsome Country Residence, Btables,

Grounds, Ao., G«rmantown, Philad'a... 18,000 1 Doable lUsidenoe, 3 story brick, Cam* den, N. 15,000 1 Coal Depot, Office, Shed*, Ground, with business esfablished, No.1314 Washing. ton Avenye, Philadelphia 15,000 1 Country Residence, Riverside, If. J., with Ground, Fruits, 10,000 1 Three-story VotUge, Lot, Ac 5,000 21 Valuable Building Lots, Rlvorsido 9300 6,000 1 Elegant Turnont Family Carriage, 8u*n of Horses, Harness, Ac., complete 5,000 10 Valuable building lots, Riverside, t300 each....:. 3 000 1 Beautiful 811 ver-gray Liorra, 16% hands liigh, sired by the celebrated imported

Arabian Uor»e "Caliph also, a tight Road Wagon, weight 140, pounds, *ith sjt of superior 8ingie Harneis, Ac making a lint-class establisbmennt 5,000 39 Pianos, 8500 oacb 10,000 ao M»iodeon«, S225 each 4,500

S Rosewood sowing Machines, 9200 nacb 1,000 10 Family Sewing Machines, S100eai.li 1,000 60 Fine Gold Watches, $200 each 16,000 100 Oil Paintings, by lotdlng Artists—aggregate vaine 8 Camel's Hair Shawls, SI,000. 2 Camel's Hair Shawls, $5,000 each 3 Handsome Lace Shawls, $250 each 10 Cashmere Shaw's, $50 each £0 Silk Dress Prtiarns, $75 sach 50 City Building Lots, $175 each

10,000 8,000 6,000 750 500 1,600 8,750

The remainder will consist of 811 'erware, Musical Boxes, Opera Gluiaes, Pooket Bibles, and different art'dea of ornament aud use, amounting to

2,000

Total $300,00*1 All the properties given clear of incumbrance.

HOW TO OBTAIN 8HABUH AND EM OBA VINOS.

Send ordars to ui by maii, enclosing I rem $1 to $20, eitbor by Post Offlce orders or In A registered letter, at onr risk. Larger amountu ehoold be sent by draft or express. |10 shares with Engravings $0,50 85 shares with Fogravings 23,60 50 shires with Kogruvlags 16,50 75 shares wiih Engravings ...69.00 100 shares with fcngravlngs 90,00 Local AGENTS WANTBD throughout tho United

States.

The Association have appointed as U.culvers Messrs. GRORGK A. COiKK ft CO whose well known iottgrity an I bnsiness exptrieuco will bo a sufficient guarante: that ttie monev applied to t*e DUrpoie stated. i'aiLAOEKraiA, PA., May 20,1857. To the Offlcers and Memberi of the Waldngton

Libr»ry Co., N. S. READ, Secrutari G.-ntismen *—On receipt of your lavcr of tbe lCtbluit., not fflug us ol our appoint uer.j Receivers foryoirCompany, wi tool: tLo l.berty to submit a copy uf your Chart?r, with a plan of your enterprise, to the highest legal uutlicrity of thedtate, arid having icceivcd his favorable opinion in rt-gard to its legality, anl sympathizing with the benevolent object of you: Association* viz: the education end mainieuance o( tbe orphan children ot our soldiers and sailors at UMS Riverside Inslitnt«, we have coucludtJ to accept the trust, and ta uso onr beit efforts to promote so wor by an ob ect.

Respectfully,yours, Ae., GfCO. A. COOKE A 00. Address all letters to

CEO. A. COOKE CO., BANKERS, 83 South Third Street Philadelphia, Pa. Receivers for tb* Washington Library Co.

M. W. O'COWELL,

104 Main Stre« t,

in Terro-liaule.