Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 August 1867 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

KKUK-HAUTK, INI) ff

Wednesday Morning, August 28, 1807

BAiliBOAD

TIME TABLE.

TEKKK HAUTB AMD IHDIA2TAPOLI&. ilJITI. .1135 A. *. 4:40

tun. &'0 6:45 A. ..Mall... 3:10 p. Express, 6X. LOUIS, ALTO* AHD TXBBK HACTX. LEATI. A*BTV». 35 *. Express",... fcSO A. x. 4-60 p. «...Mattoon Accommodation... 9:46 A. lliuo

a „....Exprees

LEAT*.

4:60 P.

3:00 P. M.

EVAHSVILI.1S AHD CBAWTOKDSTH.X*. KJ.TZ. C:4u a. Accommodation—— 1:1*1 p.

AMIVX.

.4:20 p. .2:55 P.

.Hail

KOCKVILLK KXTEKBIOK

abbivk.

11:00

TO-DAY'S AJJVc.RTiSJKALE^iTS

For Sale—Farm—Cbauocey Carr. Njt ce—Ejtat of Patrick Keeg«n Scott A Poy. KTOUU

W anted—Henry Howe, Cincinnati, jt.I

CJTY AKJD STATE ITEMS.

8@r Col. J. C. Robinson, of Lafayette, bas received the appointment of Lieutenant of the 9th U. S. Cavalry.

The Dearborn County Agricul

tural Fair will bo held at the new fair grounds at Aurora, commencing the 10th of September.

Doreey, the man who killed,Dun-

can at Noian, Ky., about a week ago, has been arrested 8t Bloomington and taken b.ick to Kentucky.

Yesterday was a busy day in the

Common Pleas Court. Christian Fora, for assault and buttery on T. A. Madison, was fined one dollar and costs the granting of three divorce suits released a halt dozen unhappy persons from their mar riuge vows, and a large number of judgments were taken, and decrees gradteci,

A man by the name of W. H*

Funk was so badly maltreated at a camp meeting, five miles southeast of ^Tar^aw) last Saturday evening, that he died Sun day afternoon of the injuries he received. Somo eight or ten persons were engaged in the affray. It is said that it was caused by an old grudge. Quite a number of officers are out in search of the guilty parties. Seven of them have been arrosted

8©~ ASocial will be held this evening in the basement of Asbury Chapel, M. E Chuuch. A cordial invitation.is extended to the members and friends of the Church and congregation to attend, as it will be the last one held during Rev Graham's pastorate. The members of the Sabbath School have provided refreshments that will be disposed of for the benefit of the Librajy Fund.

tgg~ The Universalist Ministerial

Funeral Notice.—Died

R. U.

.Express..

10:60

T. M.

Amo-

ciation holds its annual meeting the presont week in this city. The Ministerial Cirtfe meets to-day. Rev. W.W. Curry, of Indianapolis, reads the annual essay on 'What is our greatest denominational need." The Convention* organizes tomorrow and will continue in session several days. The Annual Sermon is to be preach ^d by Rev. M. G. Mitchell, of Ab* ington.

I©- The Clay County Agricultural Society will hold its Thirteenth Annual Exhibition at the Society's Grounds, at Bowling Green, on the 17th, 18tb, 19th and 20th days of September, 1867. The Premium List is one of tbe most corrplete and liberal ever offered by the Society Open to all adjoining counties. Much of tbe Stock and Mechanical Work in preparation for the State Fair, will be exhibited at the County Fair. The Prem ium List amounts to about $2,000.

David Mitchell imbibed too much of that "which stingeth like an adder," was unconsciously drawn into the Mayor's Court and relieved of $9,00.

Andrew Bell also got his hide outside too much corn juice, and not having so much as $8,50 of the green tinted paper so freely issued by Uncle Sam and distributed by his Agent, Secretary McCullock, will eat the value of that much victuals from Sheriff Kizer's larder.

Wm. Droythaler—(the German for three dollars) -came into court on the heinous charge of whipping his wife.— William claimed that she was his property and be had a right to do with her as he pleased the wife also stated that he had done nothing for which the neighbors should'intermeddle. His Honor gave Mr. $3 some excellent advice, growing quite eloquent a1? he defined tho proper marital relations. Tbe defendant expressed deep regret for past conduct, promised to control bis temper in the future, and was let off with a light fine.

A Qcid

for

their wits and mortars together and are daily producing some new "delicious gam Tbe greatest gumtmanufactunng establish meat is said to be at Podunk, Ma&sachutetU and the fame of their goto (afid the gum itself) is in the mouth of the whole world. One of the employees of that establishment who has become thoroughly Initiated into the mysteries of the manufacture of tbe gum was recently discharged from the establishment,—and has since divulged the process by which these quids, which young Americans masticate with such velocity and apparent satisfaction, are made. Tbe gum is made of certain parts of gum arabic, gum tragacanth, a small quantily of resin and fat. The fitt used is not lard, that being too expensive, but is a substance expressed from tbe dead bogs, cats, dogs and other animals found on the common of the city.

This is not tbe worst of it. A&er the various ingredients are melted together in a huge kettle, a certain kind of alkali, is put in for the purpose of whitening tbe gum. This alkali is the same that is used by dyers with indigo to give a deep and permanent blue to flannels.

Valuable Book.—We

POWERED WITH UBIQUITY.

at Salem,

Ills., on the 23d of August, from injuries received by an accident on the O. & Railroad,

Mayor's Court.—Wm.

23d year of his age. The funeral of the deceased will take place from the residence of his father, Dr. A. Gerstmeyer, on South 7th street, near Walnut, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to which the friends and acquaintances are respoctfully invited to attend without further notice.

R. Robinson,

who halls from Plainfleld, on the Terre Haute & Indianapolis road, was arrested yesterday morning for stealing a coat from Mr. Jorry Hidden. In default of $500 bail ho wont to jail to await the session of the Circuit Court.

Gum—"Chawebs."—

"Chawing gum" is as fashionable as "waterfalls'" and as wide spread as hoopskirts. Tbe "grinders never cease because they are few," for they are as nu-

are ipdebted

to the publishers—Howe's Subscription Book Concern, 111 Main street, Cincinnati—for a copy of a rare and valuable work. It is entitled "A History of the Western States and Territories, from the Alleghanies to the Pacific, and from the Lakes to the Gulf." It gives their history from tbe date of their settlement, with the mo9t interesting incidents of pioneer life, military events and biographical sketches. It also gives full geographical descriptions of tbe difforent States, Territories and towns, and is illustrated by two hundred and forty appropriate engravings. Its authors are John W. Barber and Henry Howe, both of whom are well-known anulisU in this species of literature. There is in this volumo of over seven hundred pages an immense amount of interesting and important information which cannot be found elsewhere without ransacking whole libraries for it. To the bistoricui student, it is especially valuable, and, in our judgment, from its geographical and historical information, would make an admirable text bjok. The biographical sketches and pioneer inci* dents are alone worth the price of the volume. It is handsomely printed and elegantly bound, and is well worthy of a plttfi# hi every Western library. Agents are referred to the advertisement of this and other works in tbe column of 'Wants.

Startling Marvel.—The

lovers os

the wondorful and mysterious in nature will find good picking in an incident which has just come to our knowledge.— Ubiquity has been heard of, but is seldom known to attach to any human. The evidence in tbe Surratt trial comes as near endowing the prisoner with that faculty as anything we have heard until this. On an obscure street lives a family which baa a ung lad of ten years of age, who is very sickly, having scarcely seen a well day since his birth, wo, it is said, is

TOBACCO.

The doctor team back oa hi* old settee, A-puAax a rank cigar, /V "I And be grins a

GRIN,

It is alleged that

the boy has been seen at intervals during two days in Kentucky, and at same time was helpless on a sick bed at home that he has been seen bathing in tbe Mississippi river when his mother wastoudly leaning above him, and expecting him to expire every moment that be bas been seen at tbe residence of a cousin in Illinois, when he was incapable of leaving bis couch. Such are some of the extraordi nary stories which are told us concerning this poor invalid.

Wha^is stranger still, we are told that this ubiquity, as it must be called, is involuntary on tbe part of the boy tnat at times when he is thus ubiquitous he is seized with violent spasms, and seems to be afraid of all who approach him. He is perfectly conscious of all that is transpiring, and relates conversations and describes all that he has seen while away from where his body really is. In truth, be appears to be afraid of his own being, and from each succeeding spasm occasioned by this extrordinary phenomenon, he awakes more feeble, and is rapidly sinking into the grave. Startling and unreal as this must seem to all intelligen readers, there is something very mysterious connected with the affair. Many aro the stories told by the small circle of acquaintances around the boy.

We do not doubt this account will appear incredible to tbe minds of many of our readers, and while we by no means become responsible for its verity, yet we would remind those who feel disposed to treat the matter as impossible, that instances of a similar nature are mentioned by various writers. Robert Dale Owen gives a case of this kind, and other distinguished authors include tho matter among the range of possible phencmena. Even if substantiated, it Is not a whit more extraordinary tban the well authenticated stories told of Angelique Cotten and Frederica Hauffe.—IND.

JOURNAL.

Fink Jaconet Edging—Just

Better Proof Required.—It

as the mouths of female and therefore, who desire to participate with

male juvenility. They grind and squin thorn in the pleasure of doing a good ac-

on the str »ets and squirt and gripd in the

houso. It attacks people at all ages, from tho boy the length of four lead pen-

l'on

cils to the full fledged young lady who ®y invested, besides a gift of such value

Tho rage continues, the trade increases,! final distributiod. 8T»d inventors and druggers have put ment

has

not yet been publicly denied that the Chemical Saleratus made by B. DeLand & Co. is all that its friends have claimed—that is a pure and wholesome article. This eannotbe denied in face Of the testimony of chemists and those best qualified to judge. [dwlt.

It is said that tbe shares of the

Washington Library Company of Philadelphia are being dispoeed of with unexampled rapidity. Tho absence of all concealment, the honesty of rurpose manifested by those who first inaugurated the enterprise, the fairness with which the proposed final distribution is to be conducted, and the patriotic purpose to which the entire surplus is to he applied, have taken firm hold upon public confidence. So large have the sales been thus far that the trustees hope to anticipate the time originally fixed for the dispensation of the gifts, amounting to $300,000, thus placing tbe funds collected much sooner than they expected in a channel to carry out the noble act of benevolence which was the object of their enterprise. All those,

should subscribe without delay.—

They wiil receive at once a fine engraving, worth at retail more than the mon-

so pleased ia he

To puff the aaudta afar And

naft and snnSs, and pub

patent Sewing Machine (called tbe Star Shuttle), manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio, by W. G. Wilson ft Co., and sold for Twenty Dollars, that makes the Lock Stitch similar to Wheeler & Wilson, and other first class machines. The manufacturers claim that it is equal in size, finish and workmanship, to any other first class machine, beside being able to do the same range of work, dwlt

IV We, the undersigned dry goods merchants of Terre Houte, for the purpose of of allowing our Clerks time for recreation, do agree to close our respective places of business, from the 1st day of March to the 1st day of September, 1867, at 7o'clock, p. and from the 1st day of September, 1867, to the 1st day of Much, 1878, at 6 o'clock, p. m. except on 8atur» day evening it shall be one hour later. W. S. Ryce & Co. Cornelius

On Monday the Superintendent may.be found at the First Ward School from to 10 o'clock a. M., to receive and classify new pupils at the Second Ward School from 10 to 11 o'clock at the Third Ward from 11 to 12 o'clock a. m. at tbe Fourth Ward from 2 to 3 o'clock p. m., and at the Fif'h Ward from 3 to 4 M. After Mon day at his office, daily, from 4 to 5 p. Office in Kizer's new building, one door west of the Internal Revenue office, corner of Main and Seventh streets.

J. M. Olcott,

Terre Hautb,

Appleton

Fbuit Jabs

No. 147 and 149 Main street.

aug27dwlw.

Base Ball.—The

Hltr Jktfrtilt

FDKF"»

Like a mam with a btd catarrh I i/•.

Hia boon companion beaide him sits, ,, And a (tale old quid he chaws And a png or weed, which he bites into Hta^r

He holds In his dirty paws And he ait* and sits, and squirts and (pita The slime froia hi» juicy jam.

And happy ara they as a pair of twins, •A-spitting and slobbering there, .f?-}-,' With a dirty spittoon between their shiaa, T-jf"

Which they hold with the greatest care, Forgetting their debt* and forgetting their alas, And forgetting the need of prayer.

Hagger

Edsall & Co. ty. Brokaw, Bro. & Co Tuell, Ripley & Co. Wittig & Co.

Nippert & Co.

W. G. Delasbmatt C.

Harrington

L. Leveque L. Ryce fc Co. Saxton ft Walmsley

19" Don't forget that we are selling many seasonable Dress Goods and Shawls at

ACTUAL COST.

dtf

Edsall

ft Co,

Green, Bronze, and Moon-on-the

Lake I New and beautiful shades of Dotted Silk Net for Veils, received yesterday by

Saxton

Walmsley.

dlt 111 Main street.

Photogbahs, Ambbotyfeb

and all the

various styles of pictures made in good style and as cheap as any one else. Pictures of the dead enlarged to any size.— Satisfaction given on all work, or no charges made.

City Gallery, one door west of Barr ft Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets. [Aug. 28, wlm.

Public School Notice.—The

An'

with the latest patterns, and plNf^f tho n—iiBf|ritayo also, tho German fashions, at

metalic

Johh B. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Block.

H. HeirJewe^y marBfacntrej| (ho shortest notice. dtf

W Hati in—

A Powxbtul Rival.—There

Thxm—Moire

dtf

New Abbival

Sup't.

Aug. 28, 1867. [d5t.

Quackenbob's Abithmetics.

—Quack

enbo's new Arithmetics claim to be the best in the field, and we think not without reason. Why? Because their rule* and analyses are admirably condensed. Because in number and variety of examples tbey are uequalled. Because in Interest and all other business operations (on which they are particularly full) they teach the method actually used by business men. Becausa, being written since the war, tbey are up to the times (which none of the old text-books are)—give present prices, teach that there is a difference between gold and currency, describe Government Securities, and show how to find the comparative results of investments in them. New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, ftc., have adopted them for their Common Schools, and we think their merits have only to be known to introduce them generally. We see tbe Publishers (D.

members ofthePhce-

nix B. C. will meet (in full uniform) cn their grounds for practice, this after noon at 4 o'clock precisely

By order of the President M. N. Smith,

Educational.—Prof.

Portraits

StorCi 5,,^,. of Main

dtf

"chaws' because it makes her teeth white, as their share may be entitled to in the & i. a. MsCarty, and payable to my or-

xT]^

Sec'y.

1ST Three hundred new patterns of heir jewelry—some beautiful designs.— Hair jewelry made to order. Secret hair rings on hand, at the old stand, 74 Main street. S.

[dlt

R. Fbbxmak.

Something New—In

Tape Trimming.

Watered Silk Beltings at Edsall ft Co's dtf

Spencers Instil

ute for young ladies will open Monday, September 2d, in rooms opposite the Baldwin Church on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio.

colored in Oil or Crayon.—

Charges reasonable, and all work warranted to give entire satisfaction. Call and see specimens at the City Gallery, one door west of Barr ft Co.'s Drug

and 4th streets.

about

Pound.

August 7, 1867, signed J. IL,

Read the advertise-1 der,four months after date. I -ndSis^ooab [28, dwlt 26d3t M. A. Waltx*. pert',.

silk belt-

Edball

ft Co^_

Uitdxxtaxebs.—E. W. Chadwick, A.

R.' Gruber ft B.

it a mw

F. Gruber are Bbfr

pared to ill and execute ali ordeirs, for1

burial cases and caskets also all

styles of wooden coffins, cases and caskets, at the shortest notice. A fine hearse and four new carriages, always on hand and in good order, at the service of the public,

greatly

reduced

pri«ee

The especial attention "of the Gruber Brothers will be given to the business, at all hoars, at their place of business, South Fourth street, opposite tho postoffioa. [23-dlw

IV One dollar and twenty-five cents buys whale bone corset at Weisz's skirt factory opposite the Post office. dwtf.

every wber&else in the United States, but B.

Welsresells them for a dSttar'arid

a quarter. Call at his Hoop Skirt Factory opposite the Post office. dwtf.

To make the affair more attractive, Mr. Pace has offered premiums amounting in tbe aggregate to $2,276, to. be distributed ate ong those who feel a desire to test tbe sp&ed of their fine hones. j'

One premium of $1,500 is given, especially for "Dexter^ and "Lady Thorn," two of the most noted animals in tbe whole country, and whose appearance here wiil be a marked epoch in the history of our local exhibitions

We hope to see our citizens show a fair spirit of liberality toward the enterprising gentleman who is so actively engaged in getting up this Fair for the benefit and pleasure of this city and the citizens. aug23tf. -KSilOin

Dakaldson's Office,

Notice

City

Schools will open next Monday morning, Septembor 2d. All pupils connected with the schools last year will report to their respective wards and rooms those promoted at the close of the year will take their respective places accordingly.

Boots

Bailey's.

ft Co., of New

York) are advertising for local agents for these Arithmetics in every county. dwlt.

received,

being another addition to our excellent stock of Embroideries. Saxton & Walmslky. dlt. Ill Main street

Fbuit Jabs!!—Just

ceivrd 300 dozen gallon and quart, air tight, stone, fruit jars, with tin top and wires. For sale at wholesale at

Hendbich

Fellxxqib'k

and

Shoes.—

Boland ft Hammerly have just oponed 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

Hamheblt,

Successors to Herbert ft Beland, No. 5 Mechanics Bow, Main street, Terre Haute,

W. W. Shannon.

DEPOT FOR

peaches

at Bay dtf

19" Fruit and vegetable emporium at Bay ft Bailey's. dtf

|0r Cornelius ft Haggerty are selling all summer goods cheap, to make room for fall stock. dtf

If you want the cheapest fruit

cam

in the city, go to 63 Main Street, dtf w,. W.W. Shannon.

Unbolted Flour, at G. I. Rip-[22-dtf

ley's

choiee article of Dried Peaches,

Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at E. B. Wbight & Co's, May 2 5,dtf 155 Main Street.

19* New goeds receivod every week by Cornelius

Haggerty. dtf

10^ Now Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Buttons, Qiaap» and Bugle Dress Trimming at A. Nipperts. dtf

10r Plain and beaded Parasols by Express, and forsaie at A. Nippert's. dtf

Shannon.

Ladies and Misses Heavy Ribbed

Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts. dtf

0" Pure Cider Vinegar at

Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. dtf.

rr»: ..

9"R. R. Shirts, Barber*! Shirts, cheap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle' 151 Main street. [dtf.

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

choiee article of Green and Black Teas, No. 155 Main street. dtf.

(9* 8-4 White Crape|Maretx and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

Co L. Labs. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars and Ou ffg at Redslk's. [dtf.

Jut received 1,000 lbs Bed Seal*

ing Wax for fruit cans and jars at Davis

££Lost.—A Note for $284,93, dated Paris, Drug Store, corner of Third and Hair dtf

Bargains N. Summer have a goods as well as dtf

good light Cassimere Suits,

Shxbts, Shibts.—Shirts

at Biddle's. [dtf-

The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seaK

ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see them at C. Bxfley'b. [dtf

Wasted

Kent.—By

vne first of

November a pleasant dwelling house of five or six room^Jjpr wh'c^-a good rent will be paid. Some person having means might invest it profitably by building such a^ogteTroJ' a^nant, who woulif take pleasure in ornamenting and improving the property by tbe cultivation of shrubbery, fruits, ft& Enquire at S. R. Henderson's Stove Store, [dtf.

Silver Plate.—Sugar

Sifters, Spoon

Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Baskets, Buby Glass, fancy decorated, plain and medallion Boquet Holders, ftc., at John, B. Freeman's.

[dtf.

WANTED.

octavo pa

The Empress Corset sells at $1,75

=====

A GENTS WANTED for Bar-

il ber'n Great Historical and Geographical Work (juu oat) -ill, mx Wrrrxa* Staw

akd

TxKElfofclfcB. trom rha Alxaokta'ia taiih- Pa cific as from' be Lakzst

tbe

GVTT

E»

and

It baa

240

picture# ttell'a cheap

Rflection

ebellion &<. Kor oar alrgaat 32 pagespicixzx hooK with ngravinga, pan a, teimt of our new works, mail me t« cost to as) to Henry How*, 111 Ma

St Cini-innni,

Thb CqiOMfl Howe^Faib.—The coming Horse Fair advertised to come off at tbe Prairie City Course^ commencing on the 10th of September and continuing four days, promises to be the most aplendid gathering and exhibition of fine stock ever witnessed in this State.

WANTE

piRLS

WMan

Aug. 16.

Pkhsionxbs.-—Invalid

Pen

sioners, 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 prova that the children or wards are living. My business will then be in such condition as to cause but little delay.

ANTED.—SITUATION.—A

SALE.—My Rtsidenee on plar Street, between Cth and 7il Streets ALSO, Two Lots and Dwelling House on TUrd Street, four squars north of Main Street

ALSO,

Lot about 600 foet on the C»n*l,

P0LX04K

Histobt

of the

dltwSt

D.— BEICKLAYEHS.

A 1

Fo.r or five good Brick!ay»ra ran find

steady cmp'oymrDt on the Normal Scb?ol building. at c-d wagea, if application ia made immediately. 27dlw

WANT KD.—Four good

Girl* w-»i

Btedatthr Natlobai iua« that are

ac tin'vd with Dining -oom and Chamber work! a'a '. one tta* can woik a Grocer A Bakt-r Sewing ii ch'D". Apply inttediut»ly. ang 7*lw JACOB BUTZ

SON

\\7ANTED,' AGENTS.—(Male

.or. Feme f)—Can clear $y per week at their own me, io a li^ht and honorable bnaiO'ir. Any p-raon having a tew honn daily to ipend will fiuil thia a god paying l'Usiieas. 4d•tr sa-dfup: two t&mpa for lull 'pVrftonlaVa, X. K. liockwood, Cotroit, Michigan. «uK3'i6tv2t

itli fnm lj, who speaks the German

and. BngMah langn ••{(, ao4 ia w«j posted jn Bookkeepiugand Arithmetic, nt« to akitna'ion either -n Clerk in a Wmeiiooae or as Sale-'tnaifin a^tore Go id roreroncea c»n be given.

Pletse direct letter* to A. W. an»21d2w Box 167, Terre-Hante, Ind.

WINSDRANOKOO.,

ANTED.—WnRLD LIFE

Office ovei Mi-rc!iH.nt'a Dnl Express f\)mnany, Main Sirect. Ang20Jtf

FOR SALE.

TT'O^ SALE, FARM.—One of the

JL Kineat Farms 4u Vig County, conta ning 163 acres of rich and ghlr productive land, a' out ono«ha!f under cn tiratlon. It Isiiitnated on the Kvanwii & CraviotdaY.lle Bail Road, miles South of Terre.Htute, at Yuang'a Station.— The ltailroad ruunitre adrinin? to, and a Switch b-lng on one nd ef laml, make* it valuableWill be sold low.

Vetha

quire af OH A UN ICY CABB,

aug28d3m Terre Haute. Ini.

FOJR

Swa'a A tui

tion. not for from the new Boiling Sill] ALSO, My Foandry and Uachlno Shop nr ar the Railroad iJopot, now aalling under tbe name o( "Vigo Foandry and Machine Shop."

Pay mens mado easy. For farther particulars enquire oT .%) ABBA HOLMES, niig'27d'Av Terre Haute, ind.

FOR

SALE OE TBADE—For

City Property—010 aores of good Prairie Land, Bitoated .n Kdgnr otunty, near Varis, III. 240 of it ia undir fence and cultivation. I will sell on moder»t* and ea«v terms.

MBS. EMMA

Ij^OE

K°*

METCALFE,

au23dtf Terre Haute, Ind.

SALE.—15,000 Feet of

Poplar tit'iddine, 11 te, long also, a few short Joist. Pi ice, $2, 26 per 100. H. S. DEMING, au 22 'lw ..Cornor 0th and Walnut Streets.

SALE.—Will

dtf-

IV" Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Street opposite the old Court House. dtf

A- Driral

be sold at

private aale the following Town hip Property: Tho Fame School Houat-and Lot in an's A 'dition. Alao a large Lot io Hnmaton's Addition, fruatingon hesnut Street, near Mr. Jewttt.

Terms—One half down, balance on time. GEO KG U! W. NAYLOB, 1 mstee Harrison Township. Terro Haute, August UOtb, 1867 d2w

FBUSINESS.—Wishingchancebusiness

or sale.—a for to change my I o£f«i my Stock of Agricultural Implements at a low figure A pe.sonof enterprise, with a moderate capital, can du wdl. Ap ly at No. H6 Main Street. J. A. FO 'TE.

OE SALE.—ThedesirableBusi-

of 12th and Main 8tieet, two Lots, eich leet front, a Two Story Brie* Bui ding in oomple .e order, Pomp in front, 60 barrtl Cistern, Bame Frnii Trees, Ac. It is one the most ellgib'e stands lor local or CuUntiy trade in town.

Terms re**ona -le. Knqa ire on the premises. augTd3w

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

retire from business, now offer my er tire stock of »ts and Shoe4* for s*le. Tbe stuck is new aad car-fa Ij e-I -cied, especUDy for reui! trade. Any peisoa wi btng to iuvest

Idthe

pOK SALB._HOESE.--A good

family Lorse, r»erf^ctiy gentle, top tfu.gy and Harness. They will be sol-f low for ca or good ft per Kuqa-r-at Coleman's Wagon Yard, corner of 8th »nd plar streets. 24 t?

L^OK SALE—Two Milch Cows.

±7 Eoiu.rc 1. J. WEB8TBB, North lit, Street, nest to O. Baigler, or at J. Starve,* East Main Street, n^xi to Canal. Je Sdt

IPOR SALE—Four Frame Hoaxes

A. ud» nf the, two

FOR

To Builders and others, a fine as

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

six, »ul one at teren

rnoini. I will Bell theae buaaea T#r» loir, Mid oa reswDuble run Apply to T.J F0REE8T, 14 IF Nar oirner 3d and Ohio StrMta.

SALE.—The ,Brick Build

ing on ThirJ-street, hall square nonh of Main, i»ow occupird bj Ira OroTer.

FOR

farther

informttlon, a|pl/to D. W HINSHALL, !7Hif At Kir^t N*t o'ihI Bank.

FOR RENT.

BENT—The Union Hotkl, ('ba 1-tt 'D, Illino *, lia» ba~n refurnishutl .1 nil lit o' up, an Is now in success ol prra ti n, tvn'l cantp rented on reaa nable terms. For parti^'ilar-, apply to JA W. UAT, n,v7

At "n1" Hot.

NftW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INDIANA STATE FA IB!

SEPT. 30 TO OCT. 4, INCLUSIVE.

SALE of LOTS for BE* FBEHHHEKT STANDS. The privllere to occnpy, dorins tne vrek

Ad*.

ST,

a choice stock of new DreM Goods, at A.Nipdtf.

OT TBE

8'ate Fair, tbe lots twiecie-i for tile abo*e purpose will be sold at private sale at 2 o'clock p. m. oa Tuesday, the 3d d*y of September, on tbe Fair Gmik'I

at Terre Hans*.

Terms of sal os^-half cash in band, the remainder to beproperlr aeearad, aad to he paid on Hundar, the 30th cf September, 1867

A. HAM RICK, President.

J. B. 8HLLIVA.N,G-nerl dup»rlnteo 'enj. dtd

"VTOTIOE to City Tax Payers.—

Xl I am maki preparations to place the receipts of all Delinquent Tac Payers in the hands of Depatles who will proceed to collect theta^ accordance with the Law. A'l who with to save cotts and trouble will do well to c*Il at my offica immediately and settle up.

C.A. GOODWIN,

WT. dlw I City Treasurer.

XTOTICB.—The Estate of Pat-

l'l rick Keegun, lata of Vigo Conaiy, has declared insolvent, and will be settled accordingly. KBESIZ&B PADDOCK, 8o»tt A Day, Attys. Administrator. 1 a»k2B, ise7.d*wit 2% ••-r-jsgjsti -3^ .t:# a t'

AQECT8 W1KTED.

ft&f

Aaol

kaowl#d|_ AND HIS LIETJWHAHTS,

ejuapriclng a Life of

Qen^^^^Jt'^^^l^^lib^tacy^ne w^e^ore

In one large volume—SO ateel portraits. A .jnpaaioa tebnaJe iatf^nUI LofT CAWEi" a Standard Southern History of tbe War, which Ma already obtained talf a Million of nadei*.— A—new aai edaifeed etftttea is new reedy.. Oaa Ag*at aoldSSQ the firat we-k Thea* tw»work form a complete library ef the War Iromtlte otn-r side. *. B. TBKAT 30., Publttfcet*, eM«*»ad-

"Wflielw SeHeUeat," is a colleetnea of tha beset alatutenl. otaeioM, fee Select Ue*4i!ut, Datamation, and Elocution, representing, all phaiea of ham an emo'ion and pUrloti, and a most happy co-miogiing of the gem* of a former gi-ne-r*tioo with the pare pearls which gleam i» te* prearnt. Never before has the same varietj oi chofee poetry and prose, grave and Somoroiti, patriotic ut4iMI(BeBtd,W embraced tn DM pages, and sold for 30ceo:a. .-old by'all beokeci* lers, ei mailed free an receipt oi price, by add' ra sing P. GAKBrrr A CO., Pnbllab n, Phil' P«.

N. B—Great lndooementa to A-geBm.' 8W4 tor terse.

QUACKEKBOS'S ARITHMETICS.

7*4

Uoeengravings, 'bowing 11

the iti unit ol eta Hloorla acd Natnrn in teraatin tbe it Wr«' ppeoded Amsuca

so 'rr

ib' Bib

LookingiaBisatAib173 Giai-S.

THE LAVES AND BJIST.

rrlHarj,40e. Kleatentary, SOc. Pracifcal, $1. Op to the tim fJ teaeii tl,e methuda us.d by bnsire*smen complete on all tue t.tft«ehee «t Oommercial Anthau-tlci veil esnd'oerd inml-a and analyaee admirably graded paKiECt textbooks wtia xo scricTs.' So To -cbei use tb il Going in everywhere. Spwite/m mailed to Teaeben at half the aboru jaicej- Afeate wanted in every. County.. Add.r«s,, 1. APPLKT0S'4 Cl, New York.

lASTXTCTE, Ji'ifclta

Board 8cho«I for Boyv, at Pitt»fl-1^, Mass Tall term of SO. Wteka liegitia Ottt

I85I Knr

particulars addrcea, Principal. J"

Xi. Tun iv THE OLD WORLD.', I',t00 already eo,d,

HORN

ia tho time W.make money. No com

p-tit'on. Great indncementa offered teacl.rra, mi Istetw, active 1 adieu or

XPE

i'Ticcrf aprs

uakeFifi3r.Bigr.it

Ladles* andOnta' llur- an«l Cuffi Tii* l«rgofit concern for Pi^KU G'ODS iu wur»ti. ^Office, 307 IBroadwny, A'm Yerk.

School Teachers and Otkerf,—tmplujment, Ligu 1 Woik andoo«-d Paj—1 Kt\o ii Li tad Catalogue "Good Bvokb/oi*

ALL,"

Uro dvtaj.N Y.

H7 BtUMDWAY, NEW

TnUK. M. A. Crane h*v,ng bran appointed Sue rial A nt lor tbe connti a of Vigo, Vermilion, Pnirke aad Sn livan, ffn a the beat of terma for foliclti«a2joir aa( of tbeab -re toaittta

with :erm«

to Agents, bend t*o redstamp» «u o. it.

Air at lee 011 Ueafaess, Unlutli, counuaiif tion nd Concur Tue.r cuu8e?» /uvAii- umediate relitf nnd *p cun, sent free. Seuc pKillcaiaiato Dr. Sl'ILWfiLl'i Nu.40 dootii 6th Street, Willi»m*burg, L. I.

W A N E

"WANTED TO WAKE1AN Ai.KAKGKUENI" wi a live man in every Ocunty, Wliu wi*Oee to make money, and cau give gouu ruieruncea. ISo cap! al required. Will sell a business 1.0* p»y1. g$l.5UO per month, and lely on profile pay. Address, J. 0. l'lLXON, PitUburgn, Pa.

PAINTS tor FAKM£KS

and OTHltBd.—TUB OitAtTON iilN..i»At. PAINT COMPANY are now mauutaciuirag the Best, Cheapest and most Durable Point ui use two coats well pot oa, mixed »Uu p-10 Luineeu Oil, will last 1U 0116 years it Is of alight u.owu or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changes to green, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taate ot the consumer it is taiuabie 101 Houses, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriutp)and Oar-tuakera, rails and Wwdea ware Cauvaa, Metal and Shingle Boot., being Dire and Mater proul), Bridges, Buriai Cusea, Caual Boats, ships, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Clotlm, (one Manafootnrer having used 51HXI bbla. iho past year,) and as a paint ror auy pupoae

|PWfT COOPS.

^feEATEST

surpassed lor body, uuiability, elueucity, anu adheeivene s. price £6 per obi, ot 3u0 liw, which will supply a larmee

FOR

ye* re to come.

arrau

ted in all cases aa -above. Send tor a circular, which gives full particulars. £une geuuino unless branded In a trade uiark, OrAitou Mineml Pain.. Address DANIEL BIDWiiiL L, Proprietor,. 25* Pearl Street, New toric.

MADAM FOY'S

CORSET SkIRT SUPPORTER

I ig Combines in one garment a ii

Perfect Fitting Corset

AZFII

the mest ileelrable Skirt Supporter ever offered th* public. It places the weight of tue skirts upon tht sheulders nstead if tbe hips it 1111 proves the form without tight ia Ing veseast. and elegance is approver and recummendm by physicians. Manu a:tured by D. B.bAUJ*i'Eiie 4 CO., 96 Bummer St., Boston.

X^AAA AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New In-

OUUvr

ventiens, of great value to families al,

pay eeat prefix. Sena 26o and get 8u eae and •ample gratis. Agents haine made Sl'iU,t00. EPHBAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.

BO WEN, POriEB & E8B3,

W O O COMMISSION iaJttEBCHAi\TS,

No. llO Sontli Front street, PH1LAUKLPH1A.

OMUIGNM'»U OF

Wool respectfally sol'olud.^

LIBTR*L CKUH ADVANCE!

mado, and eales uaamnted

All Wool ouniti»l to us

ca olully grided to

•nit the market, aad Is displayed to tbe beat advantage. Bags tarnished If rsquired.

AyL)orFOUAKD-ORUme

an establisiied

bmlnees, w«ll find it to tbMr advantage to call od me *oou, at my place of business, at No. 100 *fn re«t, Terre Haute, I nil. a6Um B. 0. OUXBINSAU.

be you lame, fBIPPIEO OK avo you your ueig^bur ^irl or chfla vritn couimctal iiuib-, or curvnd sptnp, or crooned f.«t, or eak ar»-lyz-d imb» or snklrs, or who are entirely hi lp. leu, or who ar» abl ged to creep or to wiib crutches, or whos» limbs are shortt-ned, or crocked, or draan up, or who walk on tbe tots, or *ho« suklrs roll ot or tnru inward, or who bave crooks! knee-, from white «wtl lug, «r scrofula. orlrjury, or who lithp lrotn hip mcnlijT^save auch from a ifeofditapp itumoiit, will yon not writ* a Utter giving the (,r.»min^nt poluts of the c»se, and rece re It return, tri vf ch.rns, a Oircolar whicb zn*y bo tb' of saving them? Tf so, address Dr. J. P. J11AM?, No. JoJ Wost Ftrty-flrat Si. New York.

DE4FNESS CTHED. 'rhff orvautn Vfbrator fli. Into ihe iar, is ip rc ptibfe, and enables dtal persous to hoar uistiuctl) at ci.u.ch a a at public aasembiies. Send for pari cui^r to

UK S'l ILWfcl t,

No. 15South Cth Streat, willu burg, N. Y.

A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

WohaTe published tbe following:

A C«nipl«te I.lt of all N»wsp pers in tho Now Knglaod States. I'rlc. Cct-ntx A ocmplete List of all N»ws^ .pers tho State of

New Tork. Price

cents.

A Compute List ot all Newspapers in Now Tork City, New

J-RREY.

Allot

Urlaware, Maryland, and tli»

Di-trtct of Celuoibia. Prire 25 cent.. A Complete List of uhlo Newspapers. Price2S rantH. A i' l"te List of PennylT«nla Newspapers.—

PrbeSS cents' A omplete List of iDdiana Newspapers, Price T6 cents.

the sbiyro 1 sts sent for

ONR. for.i.AB.—

Aod es. GEO P. kOW*LL* Co., H) Park&sw, New Tork. .•».

SCHOOL^.

Principals Ac»deml s, Seminaries, Ac., should onnsult ns Iof

regard to advertli-iDtr. Moshsr

for io form-tion 0-0 Pf SMVWhL ACO.,Ad Tertising Agents, S. T.

INVENTORS,

It jou wish to Advertise yon sbould coojult O W I O 4 0 Pa N

BOOK PUBLISHERS. Do JOB wast Agents? You sbonld Coosa' O P. BOWKLU A OA, ot JliTK, on tlie subject of adrerttsing.

NEWSPAPERS. Do you want to increwe your circulation?— Ton jreach a^»»rUsiujg. ^hj do

TOO

not pa£tice

tOSO.P.

LL A CO.,

Mew Tork

advebtisebs. Do yon wast to keep posted about th» Newspapers and beir ralne to yon as mediums for Adter* tising Bead a 1/kMlar for tb« ADTSTistas' Oiirrr*. Pnblished at i0 Pask Row, &ew York.

NURSERYMEN. Ton should advertise. To do It onderstaodlnglT oo shomid consult 010. F. BOW1LL A OO., 40 'ark Bow, Saw Tork.. mtimt %!gx .* ai J?!% i:

N O O W N

OF THE SEASON!

Yon can Bny our Goods for wliat tbey Co lis!

Yard Wide Brown Muslin

Ten Cents aad np.

BLXaOHBD MUSLIN

EXCELLENT

Sight

-Otnteaadap.

ror Saits and TravellUg Oooda, perfectly suitable until October, will be eold at *xact Coat.

Organdy and Jaconet Lawns,

AT COST. The Lawn we sail at to eefcte is a -j'-y BABQAIN. it

4-4 French Percales,

J"or 25 (Twenty Five) eta. Cheaper than Calicoea.

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

At prices thai mast Mll tliam. We meat sell ehtm and have fix.d prices that will sell.them.

EXCELLED BILMOBALSI

AT EXACT COST! A

•jwilaa All, our Large Stock of

Handsome SHAWLS,

—F

tiend for terma to Yoarut A PiUiM, Ja., l* Bible Uouw, New York.

ANTED.—lMHeheo] Tewhervta eug^gelu Busine tast and Lt'dliATiv'ii atfl wo^l

wi1

adapted to their po ittluo." Tht niiv pptdaif clearing from 875 to 115o pec-iuiuuth. $4n,y4tf ticnlars, address .. j, NATIONAT. PetiLT?tit,'G ,-feiita.wti Oinoinnati, Ohio.or Oatenport Iowa.

The Metropolitan CollaV Go.

Ih afbL-b^ »U1 m«ny very dMirabb for this aud coming exact cost.

Silk Parasols,

tiacilf Qaltaed, B- dad or Plain, ia all Colore, will bo sold at Kxact Coil.

'(good) lor 95 cents!

Gents Muslin Drawers,

for 50 crlls!

(Jnat the price of two and a half yards of Haslln).

.2 We are selling uM

Shirtingf Sc. Ticking

At a very Low' Price.

We will sell all Colors in'

BAREUES AND CREPE MABKTZ,

EXACT COST I

Our Customers

Will find, on examiration, that all tbe above mentioned Goods will be Sold"as represented. !fe V««

COME AND SEE!

'SEEING WILL BE BELIEYING-"

EDSALL & CO.,

Corner Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Hauie, Indiana..

DRY GOOD.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANE

WEEKLY BVLLEriff

PRICE LIST

Establisiied by Anotion.

Challies 20 cents,

Delaines 20 cents,. Lawns 20 cents, Denims 15 cents, ./ Cottonades 15 cents, Beaded Parasols, lined, $2,50 do do utilined, 1,50 Plain Silk Parasols, 1,50 Shetland Wool^hawls, 3,00 Shaker Hoods, 10 Blue Silk 1,25

(One Dress Pattern left.

Embroidered H'dkfb, 25 Paper Collars, per Box, 10

Q. WITTTIG & CO

a8dwtf

[II

77 MAIN STREET,

Oarpets,

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

OF RECENT PURCHASE,

'Buckeye Cash Store.9

RYCE & CO.,

177 Main Street.

dwtf s*S

DRY COODe.

DEY GOODS -AT-

WH0LESALK AHD 1ETAIL!

.at—T-

DISSS C00DS,

COBNIUOS A HAGOERT)

Saturday, June 22d, 1867.

We hare jiut received a largo supply ot

XauH.H-o ,. j.

NEW. GOODS!

New Lawns,

JaoonettS) Organdies,

Tests,

La(lies£ftClanze

Prke $106, «hlch Is Cost.

Gents Drilling Drawers,

Crepe Meretz,

&o.,

&c., &0.

In fact a Aill assortment of

SUMMER ORIS GOODS

Greatly Reduced Prices!

NEW STOCK OF

PBIHTS ft BLEACHED MUSLINS: Merrimack, Cocheoo,

Spragues, American, Richmond ,&o.

Prints in the NEWEST STYLES at

165 CENTS!

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

CORNELIUS & HAflflERNY,

Corner Main and 3d St.,

TERRE-HA UTE, INDIANA.

TUELL,RlPLfiF & C0.'S

E A

Dry Goods Emporium,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6(h, 1867.

BIG DRIVE IN

A I O E S

Four Cased,

120Q0 Yards

Elegant Fast Colored Prints

121-2 CENTS

PKR YAKI)!

JUST OPENING!

0* The above is the BEST 'bargain for the Oonsdmer offered in Terre-Haate in FOUR TEARS I "fit

Summer Dross Goods

CLOSING JRAPIDLY AT

HALF THEIR VALVE!!

... AN ELEGANT LINE OF

DOMESTICS,

CRINGHAMS,

SILKS,

SUMMER SHAWLS,

&C., &C*

Marked at VERT LOW Figures for otfi^"

Clearing-out Sales!

Which will continue through the month of August!

TVELL.R1TLEY & CO.,

Cob. 5th Mil* Stbbstb,

Terre Haate* Ind. »«$