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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKBBK-HAUTK, IND"^'I§ Thursday Morning, August 22D, 18*1

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE. TIRKX HAUTJ1 I^Tlin)XAKAPOt».

1:30 A.

«6

ST. LOUIS. ALTOH AND TKRBE HAUTE.

HAVE. ].«

«:40 A.

440 p. Mail

BOCXVILLB EXTENSION.

X1:.

Union County Convention. A Union County Convontion, to nominate candidates for officers of Vigo county, will be held at 1

Court House in Terre Haute, to be voted for at the next Ostober elecion. Each township, includding Harrison, outside of the city of Terre Hante, and each Ward of said city, are entitled to five delegates.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS. FGF "W. H.Jackson, one of the proprietors of the

Timet

didate for Auditor of Knox County.

TFS"

The trial of Harris for attempting

to kill officers Jones and McBaron took place at Salem, on Friday last, and Harris was sentenced to the penitentiary for twelve years.

An important trial took: place ut

Leavenworth last week:

diet,not

tiff, Baird

Crime in Jackson County. A HORLTLBLE AFFAIR RENDERED STILL M0RK HORRIBLE—READ MEN DISINTERRED

AND THEIR HEADS CUT OFF.

From the Now Albany

We are told that these skulls were kicked about the Court House yard for several days, shocking all who saw them.— They wore finally taken possession of by some one—perhaps a physician. It is claimed by some tnat the heads were severed from the bodies by physicians, for anatomical uses others, however, deny this, and state that some of the mob en* gaged in the hanging were guilty of this last and most inhuman outrage. Whoever was guilty, the savage affair is disgraceful to Brownstown and Jackon coun*y-

The Circuit Court

COUNCILCHAMBER,

Council met in regular

The minutes

10:60

A. BROR^I

3:10

AUITE.

Express" 2:20

4:50 p.' M.'.Mattoon Accommodation11:00

—Express

3:00

p"*•

SVAK8VILLE AITD CEAWrOEDBYILLE.

UEAITN.

AABIVK.

o'clock p.

M.,

urday, August 24th,

conspirator

sued tho officers who arrested him for treason, and after a due hearing of the case: judgment

WAS

fendant.

rendered for the de

John Ebner, the owner of the

brewery seized in Vincennes, by the United States Revenue Officer, a few days ago, had an examination Monday before Commissioner Viele, on tho charge of manufacturing whisky without license. He was held to bail

We understand

the

In the Common Fleas Court, on

yesterday, tho docket was called for issues to the close of the sixth day. In the morning the case of tho State vs. Baker, malicious trespass, was tried by the court Johnson, prosecuting attorney for the State, Baird &

LEDGER.]

Crime runs in Jackson county* it would

seom,rampant

and its career

body of lynchers. It will bo remembered that a few months ago two men, Tally and Brooks, arrested for the murder of a widow lady near Clear Spring, were taken from tho Brownstown jail by a mob, and hanged in the Court House yard. We are informed by a gen tleman who arrived in this city this morning from Brownstown, that tho bodies of these two victims of mob violence were lately disinterred, the heads chopped from the bodies, placed in quick lime, and the flesh afterwards removed, leaving the naked skulls grinning as ghastly as when their living owners were suffering the vengeance of an infuriated mob.

now

Is the hanging of a man by a mob any the less murder than the shooting of him down in his own house by a single indi* vidual Certainly not and so the law regards it. If, therefore, our courts wihk at the mobs, they will soon override law, and the Judge and jurors are as liable to fall under the vengeance of (heir displeasure as the man accused of crime, but not proved guilty.

Several murder cases are on the docket to be tried, or have already been tried, at the present session of the Jackson Circuit Court. There is no denying the fact or evading it that Jackson county has a fearfully dark reputation for crime. The character of the county should be vindicated by its courts in tho enforcement of the laws against criminals. Examples are required in order to stay the flood of crime that has long overrun that county. Evidence, we are told, is not wanting to convict the guilty, and the law should be enforced in its against those who are convict«allafterrigor a fair trial.

NINTH

Herald.

Cruft for defendant. Ver«

guilty.

In the afternoon the case

of Waller vs. Price

et. al.

was commenced

before a jury oorhees

Key for plain

Cruft for defondant. After

hearing the evidence, the court adjourned until this morning, when the case will be concluded.

JFE*

council Proceedings- DANA^OX'S

Aug.30,186:

Council men present, Meats. Alien,:

Andrews, Burnett, Chamberlain, DOW.

ling,

Seeberger.

Minshall and

AR&1TK.

Smress

last meeting

and approved.

A^petition

—11:25 A. *.

en, asking

Exprcas

the Council to repair

at the corner of 2d and Ohio streets, was

laid on the table.

petition signed by

A. *.

order

A"IVr'

Accommodation —i

REMONSTRANCES,

REMONSTRANCE, SIGNED BY

STON,

grading and gravelling of Chestnut

on Sat

1867,

Committee on Streets

TERRE HAUTE,

at the Old

Street.) The excavation of earth from

7th street, a distance of

tre, with a regular grade

the sum of one

thousand dollars to answer the charge.— There are five or six other complaints against him for violating the revenue laws which have not been tried. His brewery is still closed.

an interesting

case is ponding in one of our courts. The proprietor of one of our fashionable saloons, advertises a matutinal "free lunch,"who

has been excessively annoyed by

a regular set of boarders, who never miss a meal or pay a cent. One of these be recently kicked out. The indignant boarder brings suit for damages, holding that as the entertainment was advertised as free, his spending at the bar was optional. We learn that eminent counsel have been retained on both sides and great interest will doubtless be taken in the decision.—Indianapolis

Street market, be

suspend the collection of fees to

ble venders

Resolved,

Messrs. Boord and

ecems

to be

uncheckod, even though swift and terri. ble punishment has been visited upon a number of criminals

adjourned.

take place at

years old. This horse is

be sold

*0TICE

seseioo,

His Honor, Mayor Cookerly in

tfa.

Ciair.

were

read A"N"L^ENTA-

PETITIONS *R--ptembev

from Allen Pence,*and ot*:

W511

,. ... ,I,C ,„«•,

T. F.

the removal of all slaughter

kept

2:00

WM.H.JOUES

Aug 19th,

your order,

5'.H

cubic yards to make room for gravel

have made my estimate accordingly and find that the deepest cut will be

fessional

1069

faet,

IS IT93

ONE I FOR LIGHT

foot deep in the culture and six inchos on NO 18 WEST Washington street, the sides, ,, .'FJ-IL N

Mr. Allen requested me to raise the

grade so as to make as little cut as possi FILE between Sixth and Seventh Streets.

F™

Sixth to

that the beauty of*A regular grade avoiding a summit in the centre of the square, is advisable and ought to

come all objections. Respectfully,

City Civil Engineer,

petition from Mr. Hay ward,

Resolved,

ASKING

that he be allowed to dig a publh: vr?U

front of his premises also,

^-.-41^,

ted. The same to be done under

the super

vision of the Street Commissioner.

RESOLUTIONS,

Mr. Dowling offered tho following which was adopted

gis

»NG Resolved,

directed

VTJG HA-

till the further order

By Mr. Minshall, that the Marshal and Street Commissioner be instructed to

repairs necessary

Motion carried. Mr. Seeburger moved that

LOTDR.

oi tbo

Council. Resolution adopted. Mr. Allen offered tho following

That proposals be received

for the grading and graveling of Chestnut Street, between Fifth and Seventh, and between Fifth and Fourth

reserving the right to

Sticets,

(ject

ail bids for the

work till further action. Resolution adopted. MOTIONS.

amine the city prison and pound, report at next meeting of tho Council

IN*

DemoruSt presenlo)

affidavits of assessments against property holders on streets and alley?, and the city Attorney was instructed to

isBuo

on the same. After allowing sundry

an organized

G. F. COOKERLY, M. JW.

Attest:

W. HARPER,

Clerk.

FINE "LINEN GOODS.—DAMASK

Cloths, Napkins, Towels,

&c.

cents

buys a whale bone corset at We?S»s skirt factory opposite the Post office. dwtf

The Empress Corset sells ot

$1,75

every where else in the United States, but B.

Weisz sells them for a dollr.r

AUCTION SALE.—An

A. B.

North

session at

Brownstown, and tho facts wo havo mentioned—the hanging by the mob, and the subsequent mutilation of the bodies of the victims of the mob's vengeance—were known publicly throughout the county prior to the mooting of tho court. Yet, we are told by an emin«nt attorney, that in its charge to the Grand Jury the court made no ailusion whatever to this mob and its henious acts. If this statement is true, and wo cannot coubt it, we do not wonder at the silence of the law and the license of crime.

throe

sale, it will

IND

a quarter. Call at his IIoop' Skirt Factory opposite the Post office.

Fouts' Livery Stable,

the Stewart House, on

street, Saturday, from

P. M.

Sreiirs.1

tCQ

o'clock atil

If the property is not

three o'clock

&OLA

P. M.,

be sold

of said day at private

at public

fale,

th*

orner of 4th and Main streets. Th property consists of one buck-board and harness, one large gray aiare,

ONE

two horsfc

wagon, one double set of wagon

and fly-nets, one light open

HUGGJ^

skeleton wagon also, a buy

as quiet and gen

tle as any horse can be, of good style,and just such an animal as is desirable fpr family use.

good side-sad

ile will

Violin players, go and try the

Roya! 1st quality Violin Strings, vrrsp-1 ped in gold. A finer string has n«v.nr been brought to this market, and nre on-

for sale at Kissner's

FOR SALK.—I

ORW«r^,L«~

T"PKHBloxEM.-InValid

.LUVEN^^ JTO

'ottrtww

B/'-HE

surgeon

V. BEFOR^

AFT^T^BER

they can

THOW LOMR^NA

this land w.th me, will-please be here

4th for said purpose. Dr. Ball

D«YO*

.H. «... W4,.AH4UA»N,

and Guardians,

Smith and

mustf

F°VE

others/ asking the Common Council to IMDS" M*

that the

HOUSES,

CHILDREN

icondition

regular butchers, outside of the

.. .. TJ „F

CITY WAS REFERRED TO THE

TT-

H. 100

JOIN

-C TFB. B.

HULMAN, AND OTHER*, AGAINST THE!

ATRCC-T,

together with the following report iro.O

tho City Engineer, was referred

T„ THA:

AND

1867.

To the Hon Mayor and Common Council GENTLKUEN: In

complianca with

have the honar

substi

tute the following report of tho

eslimutvd

work to be done on the grading

-of'

Chest

nut Street from Fourth to

Streets.

Seveulrh

The excavation of the eartn

three cubic yards, to make room for

foot of gravel.

at Vincennes, is a can

PHEBE BARBER

M. LLOWE—... 100

ART.~—LTLW

J. TTAL-

BJ' DR-

Bridge*. FREE"

100

TRAEWOOD...

BENONI

100

MN.W

ANNA RHOM,'EOR....

FFCTTAFAMI LFIU

LOO

EUNICE

N»K»R

°»CN ,B»N"

103

,,H-

103

1,1

A TREATISE

Spermatorrhea,

I^CSWORTB,

sent

APY

ADDRESS

address

Dr. Far

wo AH,

box

114,

Indianapolis, Ind. See his advertisement June

dltaw-Tb, wltam

J5!-..

PKRVATE MEDIOAL ADVICE.—F^ead

WhiUier'S advertisement

Jggr- Bowen, Stewart

ONE

(Mr

Allen

REQUEST

ANOTHER

col-

umn. «iapril4-dwltaw-ly. 'Li. :a.

men and students supplied at a

heavy reduction. The newest publications

reading or the study falways on

JNDIWAPOLW.

I REMEMBER

1,80-100

feet. If tho grade was made as per the and distinction at the Paris

map there would be something ova-

feet cut in thedeepest place, in the cen-

™NT

if you want to

EISNER'S

TO SEE THE PLANOS THAT NOT

Seventh Street. to the Ksposition, go to Kissner's. To Allowing this to be a considerable of

THE

largest number

an an excavation, and it would meet MENT GOM0 OF WHICH NEVER MADE ANY Efwith some opposition,thathowever

thir.K

Music, best everybody.

OV«'."

T. C. BAILET.

of gold spectacles, very valuable. The finder will be liberally rewarded

them

FROM

Woodruff for the privilege.

We ara selling many very reason' goods at exact cost. i4ff. EDSALL&CO.

Whulebono

Edsall

That the Gas Committee

directed to place a

Co'S.

post the corner

of Cherry and Eighth Street,atand ono the northeast corner of Eighth

STROJI.

Farnawprth, of No.'

21J

Depot tot

Cornelius

precepts

variety and at moderate prices.

West

Maryland stroet, Indianapolis, Indianai will be at the Terre Haute House, Torre Haute, Indiana, Thursday, August 22d, whore he may bo consulted on all diseases of the urinary or sexual organs with the view to their permanent cure. dtf.

peaches at

Bailey's.

8®"

be made.

g»s

be set at the southeast corner of Walnut and 3d streets. Motion carried.

Ray

dtf

Fruit and vegetable emporium at

Ray

Bailey's.

dtf

Ivory and Pearl Sleeve Buttons

solid, wonRt pull to peices and very handsome.

—"S. R. FREEMAN,

[dtf.,

Main street.

Haggerty are selling

all summer goods cheap, to make room for fall stock, v*1 dtf

If you want the cheapest fruit

cans in thq

bills,

CI^Y,

CoiiouH

gj to «I

Unbolted Flour, at

ley's.

8®~

Tabic

Cornelius

jrsat

SAXTON & WALMSLTTT, No. ILL

Main strut.

One dollar and twenty-live

bons Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimming at

J@fiTasT~receiyea^,000lbBRed Seal. iog Wax for fruit cans and jars at Davis Drug Store, corner of Third and Mair Streets. .' .. *.-• dtf ••••.•

SHIRTS, SHIBTS.—Shirtsat

4th,

DR^R TH^^A^^

Street*

thatv

DAJR

to that

purpose. Those having lost a limb will

TSF By

and fashionable Dress

have two witnesses

....

pertfft.

or wards are

BU3,D088

W'U

19*

than

be in such

118 BAT

BCRAKEY CLAIMA N0W

JOHN

polii,

from 4th

to 5th Streets is two hundred and tliir

ODOBE MARX EN

NELL, (tlie

aprl6deowl2t

daw for the

see the

Piano which received the highest reward

H8F

other instru-

.. T.

forts for premiums, go to the Palace of

of all. Rare bargains for d2t

LOST.—Two

E®~\VE

or three weeks ago, a pair

coisets

ON'Y

C. I.

Rip-

Apples, Prunes and Qherries^T E. WRIGHT &

May

A.lNipperU,

PKM

and beaded Parasols

press, and for sale at

djivtf.

auction sale will

Builders and others,

A^FIRIE

Main street.

8,dlw

NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS AND SHOES.—

Uoland

Hammerly havo 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 OHQT.

Don't fail to call and examine our stvck before purchasing elsewhere, as our notto is, quick sales and small profits.

HM-NAFT

ono

LAND & HAMMERLY,

Successors to Harbert

borce,

six

Ladies and Misses

ALSO

M. VANSC TOC,

a22, dlt] City Auctioneer.

Alutis. [d2t. ,J

will sell at public auc-

at my residence No.

Street, my household furniture, coniist*

ing of chairs,bureaus, carpets,beadftead*,

&C., &C.

Terms of the

S»le

DT M». JTART: |«T

HEAVY

Cotton Hose at

Riddle's.

|_J«L [dtf. MCG«KOOR'B XXX Errs* FAMILT FLOUR.—For sale at

their store, on Main

between 1st and 2d streets.

1533k

Express, a choice stock of new

Goods, at

Erlanger

delay,

FERDINAND MILLS. 100

LEASE

JJOARA OI

....$100

JOHN A. HENRY

100

ILIMITS, I, FRANKLIN.... 100 ABCALOJA HARPOLD... 900

ISIEEZOR ITUU

100

Nip-

SS- dtf.

Bargains in Summer Goods.

Bro.are offering all Summer

Clothiug at cost for cash.

They have a

good assortment of linen goods as well as fight Cassimere Suits. dtf

The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seal

ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see thom at

S. R.

Co., of Indiana

carry absolutely finest and

-the

heaviest stock ofBooks of every desenp-

and Stationary, and are prepared to

SE]J AT tho lowest possible rates. The

separate estimate for this portion of tho teachers, ministers and other pro-

C. I. RIPLEY'S.

[dtf WANTFCD TO RENT.—By

the first of

November a pleasant dwelling house of five cr six rooms, for which a good rent will bo paid. Some person having means might invest it profitably by building such a house and leasing it to a tenant, who would take pleasure in ornamenting and improving the property by the cultivation of shrubbery, fruits, &c.

Enquire

Henderson's Stove Store,

SILVERPLATE.—Sugar

[dtf.

Sifters, Spoon

Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Baskets, Ruby Glass, fancy decorated, plain and medallion Boquet Holders, &c.,

OCTOBER ELECTION. •V WO

are authorized to announce CAPT.TH

aa a candidate for Recorder,

subject to the decision of the Union nominating Convention. MB. EDITOB—Pleaseannounce

YVe

EXPOSITION

Palace of Music: If you

FRED. F.

anntunco

We are authoriied to

AT J. M. BOORD

a«

a candidate for Rocarder of

VigQ County, at the ensuing October Election, subject to the decision of the Union

aut

by leav.

Wpare

HDTF-

Shawls at cost, at Edsall

soon as tho mains aro carried to th.-se points. Resolution adopted. Mr. Chamberlain offered the follow-

Our 44 bleached muslins at

18,

and

cents

*NY YET

That tho market muster, at

offered.

Oriioj to announce

WOOLLEN

COUN

Dr. Mahan'S office on Ohio

y, at the

21d3t.

notice.

Co's,

dtf.

lie

tM 4 I

16§,

A]^

a little lower than

I.-si'I EDSALL &

dtf.

Co.

-Tonic

of all antlmonial poisons that fill prominent a in all

bejght

Doctor the semi-barberous practice of bleeding,ignores

rowelling,

anger tolerated amosg a Christian people. Call at hid Office,

E. W.

The Cholera is Eaging

jst

dtf

Ico,

Nipperl'S. dtf

Ribbed

Nipperts.

Wjigfct

,dtf

Pure Vinegar at

Co's,CiderMain

155

street.

^DTFL

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

Palhce

I^R. R.

Shirts, Barber's Shirts,cheap

shirt*, high prioed Shirts, at Riddle'

M.ain

street.

I TST

tion,on Saturday morning at ten o'c'wifc, choice article of

Goto

E. R.

COLLARS.

151

[dtf.

I tj

Wright

North Fourth No.155 Main street,

NEW ^EHTiUlikilTii

By the Fast Freight Line!

PEOPLES' DISPATCH. NEW STYLE FALL B£LAHT12S, Plain Wool Delaine,

IFA

which are of his own composition

Condition Powders. The

burning and blistering,which

is but a relic of barberism, too tame to be any

BARK, GULIOK A BERKY,

apr 24dtf Druggists.

Moth and Freckles.—The only P$LIABLE

thi

by Dr.

MAIN

dtf

B. C. FEERT,

Street,

NEW

Street.

W. W. SHANNON.

Ice!

Ice!—The

[22-dtf

New good*received every week by

apr5J3ia

choice article of Dried Peaches,

Co's,J

25,dtf 165

^GY*

Main Street.

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

Office, w£PrivateArnold,

will do well to order from apr4d6m

STlCINMKifL

Skiffs to Let.—Two fine new

sortment of fancy and common grates for sale chcap, at

gotteu

to each, Tet

W. W. SHANNON.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. F. H. MEBKDITB. W.

EYE

Boland, No.

DR. CHAS. E. WAUL,

OCULIST A.ND AURISt, FROM NEW YORK, IS NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN

NDIANAPOLIS,

Where he be consulted,

raxsor

diseaaeamaythese

all

elst-where,this

Patients

WJO

& Co's

for a

GREEN

and Black Teas,

_— —j

cash. Collars, Boy's Collar*, Oollai* and

cured,

In all Colors.

Plain Persian Delaines.

COR

preaent Deputy Recorder,) aa candi

office of County

Becordar, subject to

the decision of the Union nominating Convention

are authorized to announce the name

of CAPT.

JACOB E.

VOOKHEKS

a candidate

for Recorder of Vigo county, at the ensuing October election,

SUBJECT

UatoaRepublican

to the decision of the

Nominating Convention.

Republican

Csnventlon.

Nominating

are authorizsd to announce

THOMAS

ALEX-

Uocorder

candidate for

WILLIAil

caudidato

as a

lor Recorder of Vigo

NAUIOG OCTOBER

elxction.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Diseases of liorses ana

$1,25,

QIFFORD

in street, Terre Haute,-Ind.

clear

caused by a

change of food and water, giving rise

Wind, and painful Purging of the Bowels.

Try tlie Magnolia White Lead.—

It is a Snow White Paint, and its wearing qualities are uncxcellcd. The extraordinary large sale of tbe

"Magnolia,"

guarantee that

last season is sufficient

"it

suits the people."

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

v(F$0

ELKGAN¥ NlsW fiTTLB

FALL PRINTS I

Of the following Brands:

MERRIMACK, HAMILTON, CO

CHE CO

and SPRAGUES.

Prints not usually found among the best 12} Prints.

flilfteri'I White llanaill Gilbert's Silk Warp flannel, Gilbert's Pressed. Flannel,

rin

SHIRTING FLANNELS. IFE AN* ELEGANT LINE OF

DRESS GOODSI

Our Stock is full and complete.

JOHN R. FREEMAN'S. FDTF-

Fresh Supply of

Bleached

Constitution Water is a certain cure for DIABETXS and all diseases et the KIDSITS and BLADDER. For sale Ly all Druggists. 26dw

offai

taiile.—Dr.

would ask particular attention to this

feet

claims public patronage from the

that he has a good experience in the practice of Veterinary Surgery, and has given satisfaction generally,

has saved many Horses and Cattle

by skin, in acute attacks of Inflammation*

&c.his

pay's particular attention to Veterinary

wlfery has saved many valuable Mares and Cows by safe delivery, when they, were in distress, and wouM have died without help.greatasks

ticular also, to

Muslin,

From

TEN CENTS

up, at

N I E S HO Main Street. North Side, between Fourth And Fifth

FOR SALE,

FOR

the nau.E

Poplar Studding,

•nort

aa 22dlw Corner 6tb and Walnut Streets.

I-

^OR SALE.--"Will

ty: The

of Vigo

County,at the ensuiug October Election, subject to nomination by the Union party.

on time.

GEORGEW. NAYLOB,

Trustee Township.

Terro Haute, August 20th,Harrison

1867

d2w

FBUSINESS.—WishingCHANCEbusiness

OE SALE.—a FOE

to change my

my of Agricultural Implements at a low figure.Stockperson

of with a mod-

erite capital, can do.welh'enterprise,

AP^LY

Street.

at No.66 Main

J. A. F00TK.

UOE SALE.—ThedesirableBusiJ-

ness Stand situated on tho south-east corner of 12th and Main Stceet. two Lots, each

stands for local or country trade in town. Terms

reuonnVIo.

Enquire on the promises.

retire from business,

He par-

hla

Pottfders,attention,

ALTERATIVE

...ang7d3w

GOOD CHANCE TO

HID'

Bstablhhed Bti«inWIINYEST

in a well

Wfthlng to

now offer my entire stock

of Boots and Shoes for salo. Tho stock is new and carefully selucted, especially for retail trade Any person

WI-hing

IAVU|

business, will

FINJ T&GFR

M. NOON,

»6AIM B. 0.4UKBIN1AU.

FOE

SALE---AR

llouse,

Livery Stable,

opposite the Post Office.Chadwick's Mo charge* for consultation at Office

5d2taw-w3m

MAHAN'S CHOLKHA CUBE

Memphis.

It the only remedy

that will effectually cure Diarrhea all disorders of the Stomach and Intestines,and

T?OE Jj OM

se Vbrowa discoloration!'on

remedy for

tiid called Moth Patches and

P£BHace Y'8

MOTH

DermttoIcgistPrepared

,19

York.

Bond

SOLD

Diugjieto

Haute, ana el ewliere. Price er bettl jy2d3m

undersigned would

announce to the citixens of Haute that he is prepared to deliver,iuanyTerreof

part the city, tne

purest article of Ice ever offered in this market. Orders may be left with Gus Arnold, nt

Office,

Haggerty. dtf

liippetoe's

Grocery Store,the

Ma court's Hardware Store, or at my Office, at the Ice Housi', southeast part of the city.

THO''. S. LUPTON,

Pare Crystal Ice.—The undersigned

are now prepared to lurnish the public with clear' healthy River and Spring Pon 11ce for the season, at low rates. Two wagons will run dail.v, and supply all Business Houses and Families. Orders left at the

desfrabld

DENCE,

Parke and

GAS

at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prom,.. attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of

A MEYER.

Skiff?,

rea nable. Apply to

PKLASO

MEREDITH ft DELANO. ATTORNEY IS

Office over

LAW,

Davis' Drng More, corner of Vain and Third Streets.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

AND EAE.

Mechanics Row, Main street Terre Haute, lad. dtf.

CUMI,

should

of delicate organs. The univer

sal success of Dr.WAXL'S practice for the past two years in this city, together with fourteen year* experience in branch of the medical profession

be a

guarantee to thoae af

flicted that be is ao charlatin or qnack, but quali fied to accomplish all he undertakes. Cross Kye removed in One Minute or no charge, and without interruption to business.

have already been cured of Blind

ness, Deafnees Crose Xye,

AA,

plication to the Ofloe. All surgical operations made ia the pretence of the amily when desired. Offensive dischargee from the Kara of Children

Infiltration

J^TFV

NO CHARGE

Ladies' Collars, Gents

N. B.—no Drcharge,

two block*

RESI

from

the'Publio

the houae contains nine rooms,OONVEAIEBITIT^R' rangnd, with Cisturn, Good BarnTBuggy

Wood-Cellarand Shed Coal-House attached, will be sold at

and

TERM* AADA WUV TO

Fsacrifice, or

purchaser.

inquire at coal office,

No.24. third St.particular

JA O. 60MBS.

PR SALE.—House and half lot, J-

No.39 7th Street. Dwelling contains five rooms,South

in eroeJIstft

repair.iswlth

cistern, barri,

"dDod

4c.

ceir*r.

yartf fllleTwith

The

Chollc,

F°t

goad

fruit. For particulars and a bargain, inquire ot

D. GOS8ETT,

Tuell,

ggdtfau with

Ripley

?ggy

at Gotomai'i

WTGONOFKRD.

corner of 8th and Poplar streets. 24 itf

OE SALE—Two MI^CH Cows Nortbllth

J.^S| WJUB

Street,Xnquire

noxt to

G.L.

Beigler,

Maiu

East

6R ft 9.R&ta*KL,'

SALE—FoUr^rame^Houses

of two of six, and one seven

rooms.OnewilJS

thosa hscset

sotl

reasonable

FRECK TW

AND

TBTT

low,of

tcrmsi

AWL

Apply to

FRELKLE LOTION.

170LI

I. J. TOAKEET,

itf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streeta.

SALE.—The Brick Buildi

on Third street, half square north of

Mnin,ing

ocnupird

in Terre

now

by Ira Grover.

information, apply to

For fnrthor

D. W. MINSHALL,

17dtf At First National Bank.

WANTED.OOW

\X7ANTED.—SITU ATION. Mau

WITH

Cory

family, who

L'ost

Bpeakif

keeping and Arithmetic, wants to get a

either

a Store. Good

Agent.

au$21d2w Box

tituatiop

referenceto

livan, offers the best of terms for

apSSdtf

in safest and mest comfortable

style, with

^cushioned

seats and two sstiof oars

W. HOWARD MANNING,

17dt( Corner

5th aud Cherry Streets."*

OOTS

counties.Company,

Office over Merchant'* Uni Express Main Strait.

Solicitors lor any of the above

Aug^edtf

WANTED.—OLD IBPH .—The

highest price paid for all old

delivered at the

*crap

Iron

"Phoenix

Paasengtr

Foundry,"near the

Depot.

MCKLFBMH DXNOLXB

FOR RENT.

EENT^-THB I UWION HOTXL,

-L

at Charleston, ha* been

refurniih-

edand fitted up,"andIllinois, is now In sueeeMfnl operation, and can be rented on reasonable term*. For particular*, apply to

JA?. M. HAY,

my27dtf At the Union

•U ISTI

Hotol.

.T»

50i

,Vr util

AND SHOES.

N A N E W S

Is telling

Boots & Shoes Ycry Cheap

To close oat his large stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters,

To make room for Spring stock. Yon will save money by catling on him

*%b. 3 Mechanics Blook, Particular

AtteoUeals

CUSTOM WOJKK

Tbi* Department

Is In

the hand* of

octlMtf

T%3L

MOJS

can be aeen on ap

rare forerunner of Deafnea*,) permanently cored. Chronic

of tbe Uyes,of yean* stand

ing,perfectly cured. Weeping or watery

Oatarct, Films and Ulcer* of

Kye-,

taa

Xye speedily

Xxamiaattoa

for an

and

ion, and for

WAU.

CUFF»

remain

Opin

mramrin linsliauil

will be ia Terae Hante at

Terre Haute Hunae on Thursday.Ancmst,tS.the

03JE DAT ONLY,

ahoaUcall

Pabrnta

BAKEEfr^ -R^ I A.:*- 1

FR A3TK HEUI6 A BRO

craokIRS.

DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS JBJ -AT-

WHOLESALK AND RETAIL!

Ksenr

-AT-

R'$J

.*m brJ

la*:JLFJFEI

C0MKUG8 ft HifiSKKTl •~wsm $- 3^&iK

WA«F trCT—

Saturday June 22d, 1867.

ero ai* :eh"

all Colors.

have just-received

old

Goods or Styles on hand. A SPLENDID STOCK OT

French & Domestic Ginghams, Tweeds and Cassimeres, Apron Cheeks and Tickings.

a large supply ot

MUM ttf ',t

NEW GOODS!

New Lawns, Jaconetts, Organdies, -.— Crepe Meretz, &C., &C., &C.

In fact a full assortment of mi

SUMMER ORIS GOODS

\»H

SALE.—15,000 Feet of

feet long also,a fsw

Joist. Price,

|2,SS

per

100. I H. 9. DAXIKG,L

sold at

private sale, the following Township Proper

School Houae and Lot in Dean's

Addition.Framea Also large Lot in Hnmaston'S Addition, fronting Ohesnut Street,

Terms—Oneon

'balaacM)nearMr.Jewett.

half down

AT-

Greatly Reduced Prices!

NEW STOCK Of

PRINTS & BLEACHED MUSLINS: Merrimack, Cocheco,

Spragues, American,

'^iS

feet

Richmond »&c.

Prints in the

NEWEST STYLES

.:U 1G1 CENTS! tt•*.»'

We are selling

1nthe *«--?ES|fttH«uecl.

and

our en tire Stock of

CLOTH BACQUES

SHAWLS

advantage To call on

at my place of business, at No.

SILK

and

SUMMER

COST.

100

CORNELIUS & HAGGERNT,

Corner Main and 3d St.,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

HL,RNF I CO.'S

ORE A

Co.

ood

SALE.—HORSE.—A

family horse, perfectly gentle, top and Harness. They will be jold lgw for cash" or GOOD paper. Enqttlre

Street, nsxt to Canal. jeiSdtf

Dry "1 Goods Emporium,

.A I S A

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1867

BIG DRIVE IN

A I O E S 5lTili

V. Four Cases,

German

tbeG

and English laognage,'and is

wuil

posted in Book

12OOO

Clerk in a Warehouse or as Salesman

can bo

given.A.

Please direct letters

167,

Terre-Haute, Ind.

WAFLTED.-^WOELD LIFE VT INSURANOCCO., 117 BBOADTTAY, NEW YORK. M. A.

Crane having been appointed Spe

countici

cial Agrnt for the

of Vigo,

Vermilloa,

Yards

Elegant Fast Colored Prints

121-2 CENTS MSI PKR YARD!

JUST OPENING!

19" The

above is the

for tbe Consumer offered in Terre-Haute in FOUR YEARS!

B3IIJ FR Summer S'LIII'

DRESS Goods

CLOSING JRAPIDLY AT

HALF THEIR VALVE!!

S SAN ELEGANT LINE OF Domestics, Ginghams*

givaa to

SUks, Summer Shawls,

Sfar/TI &c., &c.

SKILLFUL

MAT WORKMEN.

Harked

AT VERY LOW

"Which

and Dealeris

& O O E B, I E

On Labystte St., between Ofcnal aad Depot," E A E

d(30dl]Nna INDIANA

Figures for our

Clearing-out Sales!

will continue through the month August S- iU •?, 351^1

DRY GOODS.

GREATEST

N O O W N

I OF THE SEASON!

Ton can Boy our Goods for 1^ what they Co.'! Vs!

Yard Wide Brown Muslin

Ten Cent* and np.

XLSACHXD MU3LIN

Kight

Cent* and np.

EXCELLENT DRESS GOODS,

for Suite and TraTelllng Oooda, perfectly suitable until October, will be sold at Kxact Coat.

Organdy and Jaconet Lawns, AT COST.

The Lavn we sell at

EXCELLENT

cents

BABGAIN.

4-4 Mneh Percales,

For

25 (Twenty-Fire)

et*.

Cheaper than

Oalicoea.

All onr Light Summer Goods, All onr Medium Dress Goods,

At prices that must tell them. We must and hare fixed price* that will sell them.themsell

BALMORALS!

AT E3^QT COST I

All our Large Stock of

Handsome SHAWLS,

In which you will

FL[.U

many very desirable for

this and coming months, at exact cost.

Silk Parasols,

Lined or Vnllned, Bended or Plain, in Colors, will be sold at Kxact Co*t.all

LADIES £Gauze

Price

9105,

(Just

Our Customers

Will find, on examination, that all tbe above mentioned Goods will

73 MAIJS STREET,

OPPOSITE McKEEN'S BANK

WEEKLY BVLLEHI

PRICE LIST

Established by Auction.

Challies 20 cents, Delaines 20 cents, Lawns 20 cents, Denims 15 cents, Cottonades 15 cents, Beaded Parasols, lined, $2,50 do do 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'dkfs, 25 Paper Collars, per Box, 10

0. WITTTIG & CO

a8dwtf

BEST 'bargain

77 MAIN STREET,

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

vfR

TV ELL, MLPLEY & CO.,

COM.

6TH MAIS STBXKTS,

Terre Hante* Ind.

Buckeye Cash Store.'

W. S. RYCE & CO., 77 main Street.

dwtf

DRY GOODS.

GOODS! NEW GOODS I

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

rjlftATELING DRESS GOODS. "I VERY DESIRABLE

CHENE,

Doable-fold Goods, suitable for suits, JSTAT

THK

dwtf

Tests,

which i* Cost,

Gents Drilling Drawers, (food)

for

ceata!

the price of two and a half yard*of Muslin).

We are selling

Shirting

& TICKING

AtaTery

Low Trice.

will Bell

all Colors in

BAREGES AND CREPE MABETZ, AT EXACT COST! 1

Sold as represented.

COME AND SEE! "SEEING WILL BE BELIEVING-"

EDSALL & CO.,

Corner Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute,

Indiana.

DRY GOOD.

C. WITTIGr & CO.,

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

QJ10 GRAIN & TAFETA SILKS, LACE POINTS,

In Large Quantities, and at

•_ AT HH1 U'

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE.'

jyjERIMACK^COCHECOS SPRAGUES' PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—best Calico made. We now offer them at One Shilling!! One Shilling 111

AT THK

"BUCKEYE CASH STOBE." W. S. xtyCE & CO. 77 LAIN Street

QUEENSWARE

M. I, HUD90N.

]\/f

for

cents!

Gents Muslin Drawers,

WM. A. SOLOES.

AJOR B. HUDSON & CO., Imuortor. and Jobber, of CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKERY,

And Sealer, in

House furniMltitiit Oooda. No. ISD Wakask Street Terre Haatc, iai. JunSOJjiwtf JJEW QUKENSWARB STORF

HENORICH & fEI.LEiWKH, WUOLKSALKi

BKTA1L DKALKR3 IN

CHINA, GLASS,

AMD

QUEENSWARE,

Hare Ja.t opened at

Nos. 149 and 151 Main Street,

TEBRE HAUTE, IND.,

EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY! oil ompriting ia p»tt,

FRENCH CHINA,

White, Gold Band, and Deoo grated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

AND

Common Ware

DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS

Silver-Plated, Alabata an. (Britania Ware,

TABLE CUTLERY

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I

GLASSWARE,

Imported and Domestic, in Grea Variety!

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

Vases, Mantle

tOruamenta

and Lava Goods!

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES. CHIMNEYS, AND WICKS,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, —AKD— BAXl FIXTURES

W. cordiallj UiYiie

RETAIL MERCHANTS To laipMt oar Stock, they will Bad oar Warn aa low aa tbay can br lag them from tbo Cant, b»ridea sariog breakage in transportation. W« hare fall stock of

ASSORTED CRATES OfSTOMK OUINA and OOHUON WAUK, saiw to the Country Trads.

Ordera taken

engraving designs on Olais,

tor

Ornaments on Chinaware, And will match any broken net of French Ohlna, Plain, GoldBand, or D«corat«d. M'ildwtf

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN. 8*

r&AKKLIN.

A«

MOBFTLSOH,

FBANKII\, MOBBISON A CO., QE.XSJUL Commission Mercliants, No. 88 West 2d St., Ctnclnnati.

REVKUENC'KS.

Pearoe, Tolle, Uolton Shaw, Barbonr ft Co., A Porter, K. 0. Leonard .fc Co., Wa. Glenn A Sons, Bob't llacready A Co.. Koster Brothers,

Nash A

Toots,

Co.

Chambers, Stevens Co. to li2odly A 8 H. N JJ B, tf axcEiTiaa r«aWAani9s

amd

CommiMHion Merchant,

AKD

DtXLUU

Or a in, Flour aud Salt.

WAUE

HOCK—(inAtid

JOMM

RECENT PURCHASE,

the Canal, aear tho Terre

fiaate A Blcbmoud K. A C. ILUlro»d Dopott* ntyUvtf Tint Hivrv two,

HXKKV. ALOMM 11AHCT.

HANJSY & CO., ITOBAB., comtl.loa AKD

JOIIXN A I N E A E S Warehouse on First St., at the Canal aoMwtf TLHIIK 1IAUTK. IND.

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWSKY & Co \J Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

WHOLKSALK DIALKB8 FANCY GRboERIES, SGOABIi, TOBA4 4 VM,

lOdtr

IIJAICS

THAN, et«.