Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TKItlifc- HAlim 1NU

Friday Morning, August £0lh, t8CJ

'•THE Dominion of Canada" baa not yet settled down into the peace and qaiet of honest industry. The whole country swarmiDg with office-holders appointed in England, and the only desire of the na. tivea seem to be to turn out the foreigners and install themselves in the vacated berthe. Ottawa, tbrj new Capital, is the site of abundant water privileges, but no effort has yet be made to build up manufactories. The people are dreaming pf a railroad to the Pacific, but make no effort to carry out the project. The overthrow of the Hudson's Bay Company by opening the western territory to a largo emigration, {might instill soaeactiTi:y in the •od Provinces, but at pre.-ent the only excitement teems to be the arrival of an

E glibh regiment. The presence of officers a.d sol'iit-ra in gf*at number# at one place, in time of peac, has a most injurious effect upon social life. Tiie idleness of the red-coated private makes the swarthy \abi»rer diic»ntented with his lot. The puriy of annfXHtion is principally cotnp. tid oi French Republicans, who do not receive any »bre of the government patronuge. Toe consolidation of the Pcor incet may for time postpoae the concousidcrution of tbU question, but within a few years Canada will cut loose from England and gravitate toward the United States.

TUB fund which tbe Treasurer of the United States denominates von«iJj9£% mobey" it continually being Increased Ty smull remittances, but there are' no in Etai.ces on record of large sums being sent to that Worthy olftcer. Are we to undoc* stand from this that conscience "ahicb duth make cowards of us all," is power ltfoS uj.'on great roguw? It is shrewdly buiicvi-tf that thu money cut of which the United Stiiiud have bean defruuded, my within the lust ten yeans, amounts to u..ilions of dollars instead uf thou andi, which all that the Treasurer hut now on hand amount* to but the donations to ilr-Spinner are or' but small sums, and bearing very ciroi giy upon tbe q.iest.on oi« good luitb in ttieeo comrijutiuus is the fact that it is frequently avowed thai th* persons who restore the m^ney can bffjia to do it. Th^y excuse themselves upoi. the |lea ol tt-UipiaUi.il and

WNLLT

th purpetojtluu Lbe IrauJ,

wficn

UI.d HVOW

tbe.r

ability to ui4k» reetuutiuO. Poihaps, there could be meuns by which those WJO frauds umount to thousands ot doliar.could make themselves 60 much betterVj the wor.d Lhat they would not mist tbe amounts which uru necessary to be restored, we might look for larger contribution but until t.uch cases ooatr it will be denied tlmt the conscience-stricken are small rogues, und thut great rascals have not boon moved to repentance.

A "SOCIETY for the Suppression of Gambling" is among the novelties of New Yoi'it. The mom tiers proclaim that thej huvo entered upon a crusado against furo, leno, blutf* and all other gambling games, down to three-card 111 on to and the thimble.rig. They have surely entered upon a very extensive business, and if they s:iccecd in extending tbe popular passion for testing the operations of chance they wilt bo among the greatest reformers of the ago. But they will have also to toform human seutiment in such a manner as to reach the consuiences of all Qlasaes, and they must carry out a more extensive reform than that which depends upon tbe operations of the professional gambler.— Tbe latter preys upon the weakness ol mankind, and, if the moral principles were not feeble and avarice strong, the gambler's business would fail for want ot food. Tboro is much gambling in this world which is not carried on at the fash ionable "bell." It prevails in business, where great risks are taken in .tbe ordi cary jH-rtitit.ns of trade. It flouriabeton the lock exchange, where thousands are duily piled upon risks which depend entireiy on ihe chances.'1 It must prevail in every community in which the predominant pusu is to get rich. Many who would tbrink Irotn the fashionable silicon, ui:d would not risk a paany or card.-, gutiibio every day in their business. When they win, tbejr call tho beBefttutbe re.-uliot w'edom. When they lose,"it is merely, tlu* result ol' unpropiiious vauset. -t tbo world be so reformed that all risks will to considered dishonest, and there will be an end of gambling but uuvf that spirit is univur«a), all the efforts ol' all tbo anti-gambling societies in thd world will be of no avail.

THE opponents of reconstruction are complaining most bitterly that usder the Rets o! Congress a flood of ignorant voters will overwhelm society in the South, and it the same time are busily engng shutting up all the avenues of instruction.— A le.ter from an intelligent colored sol dier, re. eived by General HAWMJJS, iteks for a otipplv of books by which tne irtedmeii may learn t« judge for themseives, hiiJ ibus be ub to obiuin political know ledo without having recourse to «.ral i.tloru.utiou. There are cibuois cSUOliehofl for he very oung, but bouKS disinbutt-a among the men ai.d wuincii of middle ago couid be Uaed 10 grt-ui auxantaga doriug the loug hours ul the wiuter ev* «.ngs. The lormer waiters in Virginia are oroer.ng ttiu con rru men to votekfor, dlaunioiiisij, uiiJer pana iy of being disch irgud and Ur.vu out .J the Country.— Ot course, the voter* tnuri tm taught thai their tyrants of other day. Lav« m* u.e power to control the la Aj.poma tax county he has had hM lite threatened and on one occasion nearly b.o*uie,iii« vicum ol lynch law. Under ihoeo circumstances, knowledge must be obtained under great dithculties, and if teachers cannot bo tent to every county iu Virginia, the next beet means of instruction shohld be used. General 11

writs' cor

respondent, who writes under tbe penalty of beiug called .-o ivusiy to account tor hia boldness, tays that every colored man and Wiuisu mat he meets acks for a Jspeiier and Keacer. la every quarter of the South the irevdmen ar c«rne6t:y striving for an education, and wiib th.s well attested Uet btfoie their eyes, the poUtw cians have tbe assurance to prate about ignorant voters.

TuicPresident is getting variously involved. He teems, in connection with General Sousteau, to bavo iot«rf«red with the execution of the law in Louisiana, in such way aa io incur the penalties prescribed. He seems alto to have ruu against tbe Supreme Court in a very awkward manner, in relation to tbe enfonMne^ of itadecrMts and be is fn such conflict with General Grant as appears to make some decided move of the General necessary, in order to the vindication of bis own diguity. Then he baa closed- tha Bureau for the collection of Bebel Arcbleyec, of which Dr. Lieber was Secretary, thu* leaving those ar cbievee to ddsthiction from which much light could be thrown upon many dark transactions on the part of the Beb-

ell.

itifstr* &

.yjfe,'- '"a.. Tm FEMALK FKUKBil SPIES-

Their Operations la Loalsville Oar

k.«*

to toe War.

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During tbe spring and summer of 1863, the city of L"iii-vlile was lined witn spiei, mala nnd female, who were opera ti' fijn the interest qf thg United States government. These agents did no I contine their labors to Ken:ucky, but aiso operated in S uth'ern Indiana, visiting the tow.fisand hamlets, wherever any slue could^ bo obtained to parties dealing a cles contraband of war. Tne tela tie t^iss wurs gticaraily disguised ma a.tire,~ and so complete wa the deception, that they visited the uioville HmBtp^irfrliatBisrThaater SBtt bther pub ic places, without- attracting any pufLicu ar attention or exciting tbe eligfiteit' susp cio^a of their sex. The appeared like young men of eighteen or twenty years of age, and dressed in ths latest style:?, twisting tbeir tancy canes and smoking cigars like young olooda oi, the first water. With the exception of, perbaps, three or tour civilians, then range of acquaintances was confined to the officers iben on duty at this po.-t. I was their Ausiom to^repert at the prov. si marshals office female attire every jny,»nd as there were women constantly at ihe office on business,-the presence oi tiie spies never gave rise to any su&pi tion.

The.-e fema os fr -quently made incur iions through |thu lines, aud penetrat^u tue^^epttw^ofcthe Confoaeracy, g& nmg important information, r^gnrd'na the novementsof th« enemy, etc. Oi" those th4'most daring was a bandsom* un,: actress,' who had been a' "greit f7..rite a ,WOI»I'S

Theater in this city. She h-.

-ir.ee, 'we understand, publirhdda low c-vered hisiory her opera.i ris in th Jonfefera(*y. But them sf interesting pirt of.has never been wrjtu-n, It waf tne manner in which she was engaged atW spy and the cunmng plan by which Jshe was dolivcre'i through the lines to l.e Confederates as,an ''enemy" io the Un. i..i(. If we mistake nvt »hn was playing apart in (he Seven Sisters' when it .-urred to the Provost il ir-hal thai she wou be just the "trick" for a spy. Ii is accor.iiniy propose! to her, and sh "accepted tbe thu situation in good faith,' agreeing to abide by and follow out the instructions laidduwn. In one th scenes a- b*nquut occurs, at which each of the performers gave a toast, in whict. they aimed to make a "local hit." It Was understood that this actress should advance to thef ot-lights and drink "tbe health of Jeff Davis and the Southern Confederacy" when she was to be instinuneously arrested by the Provost Aiar sbal, who was on hand with his guardtor that purpose.. The programing was carried out to tbo letter and the re suit was a great sensation. Tbe audi-nee in their bewilderment could scarcely be lieve their ears, eyes or senses, and as slip was a favorite on the Louisville board-, the sympathy for the supposed rash young lady was deep and earnest, although her frit-nds were powerless to help her, or save their, pet from the impending doom. On the following dty, this incident (not set down in the programme), was the topic of conversation, and manywere tbe expressions of sympathy for this act of madness in the very teeth of the blue coats and bristling bayonets. It will be recollected that at that timo the theatres were under tbe supervision of a provost guard, who were ready to "snatch'' tbe first one wno committed, by act or word, a breach of loyalty. Tbe newspapers recorded tne arrest or° the fair actress and in due time it was announced thatshe wag to be sent through the lines for dis( loyalty to the government. This wa considered a lenient sentence, but it wa? generally supposed that she was deemed a monomaniac by -tbe military authorities. Of course, no persons but himself and two or three the military were supposed to be in the secret, or bad any idea that it wiu all premeditated on their part.

When the day for her departure arrived, she was Conducted to the outposts with he usual baggage allowed in such cases, in which were stowed away copies of the papers containing accounts of the affair The guards who conducted her to the line of Dixie w«r4 no doubt ignorant of tbe fact that she was on her mission as a Federal sp£. TDS ruse succeeded admirably, an she nad scarcely penetrated this Conv fjdoralo llnef until tb« much-abused y5ung lady was reooiVed wi.h open amis by a detachment of the "enemy" as a martyr tj tbeir cause. H^r career the South with the armies of Qener«k Bragg, Morgan .and other?,! and her triumphant r(\(SptionOn the Kichmond boa ids as the Nuftr-together with her subsequent detion, cdnvictioo. and sentence of death as a Federal fepy, are all matters ofyetlowe&>4t b&tory. She Was re*&^d fmm prison at tbe fall of Murfreesb

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when

lb*.federals took po-*esai'n,and sent her to Nashville, wnere she bad a big reception and received soino handsome presents fronitb'*e who appreciated her triais a id faithfulness to the Ur.in cause. The government afterward commisMoned her us iii-jor, and lor ought we know she wears the rank io-d»y and rece.ves py, though we have not heard of her uver haviug be-jn assigned to the commands of any department. '1 be last account we n«u of ht-r she

WHS

one of the attractions

at Uari.nm Museum, in .New Y,.rk. tit-re undeth the llrst chapter of thu operations ot Federal spies in this city during tne war.

jSa'ignaQisays:. "N crop is mnrc un c6-ta.n than ti.at wines. A really gocd vi 11.age uvcui'S ui.lv at Uv nsideruUia lnl^-r-ala.u.r the vitiegfower is exp.-sed to iliany eis»»Wr»^:xJiitr«!iie 00 in winter iiiny dt-stri.y bit'piants—a sudden frost in Ala ii.*^ hli^ht Use whole crop the year. I'our yet.rr ago a tii.gle hours frost in the uisirict round Cognac destr- yed three millions fterling worth of property. Th 'evening 'itfore "the vin'eyards were clothed in the Brightest gre^n at ^is the next illuming noibn.g w»s to he s*-en but brown, buri.t lexvef, as ii an eighth [lngUe bnd C»s-ed ver the land Oj ail sides gruiips of peasant propru-tors, men, women ai.d children, were gatoered together in the early morning, weeping, as men weep.wkh little i.o.se but oi« ttmrs, over their ruin. They had lost jtheir year's income, and, l«r small fortune, thu is their all."'

VICTOR HUGO'S "devilfish" is no myth. Hereis a story from a late nutjiber of the Gutetk of(ienoa: "A fuw days days back a person bathing between tbe Curinglianr* and aSestri, in thr-GulfofUt-noa, was seized by a large pUypiia, and tbe creature SO Id lerlactd its nuiaerous tentacles round him that be was unable, in spite of all hs tff.ru

to free

bimtelf, and

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batben ventured to

go to

BID

THE OtPAKTCD. ITX.S

Slowly bdes th* orange snaset, And like tbe ibapas from off tbs gremad

Bise tba dewt in wmtbs of vapor, As tbe twilight gathers rmad And the wind within the tret-lops

Make a melancholy soaad. Slowly from the purple moaatals Fades tbe enneet'e roay (tow And

tbe Talley wrapt

in shadow

And in silence sleeps below Through it winds tbe gleaaUnc rtvec With iU etOl and roiceieee flow. Wi

Hashed are now the wind's sad anaiis, boft and low as whispered words. Scarce a soaad breaks thro' the sttllssss fig

Tuneless are the drowsy Urds mk% Only from the coot deep meadows Comet tne lowing of the herds.

And like lamps at evening lighted tilowa the firefly's ruddy gleam la mong the ta 1, lank grasses,

By tbe borders of tbe stream. Xbat flowe onward thro' the valley -f*i: Like the river of a dream, 1-'^ i(A?* Onward where the mill ia'silsaae, rown« by yondtr eaady Wr— Like a well In the beaveae,

Seeming near tho* distaat far, tone and 1 vely, nspleadeat.- ,'11 ti Over It tbe Evening Star. r,

And tbe yonng moon'* deader crssssat8et in held* of aanre", shinaS, Like a horn of polished eilter, Jf net above yon gronp of pines, Thro' whose branches fall ths annbeaas

SUntwiee as tbe dar declines.

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Close and closer press th* shadow .-f v«, Qf tbe swift advancing night* -I Like a iall they fall ab nt me, fihonttng out tbe falling light Only in tne village ch..rcLya ....

Oteam the bewdstonee ghastly white

Here, within the dim porch, shadowed By the flowering Jasmin via*. Often in he solemn twilight, itb ber small wbite band la labMi We together and in silence,

Bonad me now I feet the preeenoa' '"^,'.2 "f. Of spirit In tbe air, And I s«eiu with added vision

To behold ber standing .here, Gasing on me, calm and saintlike, itb that face divinely fair.

And ber pale lips eeem to atter Worde that I have heard before, .1. It .. Soft the voice a* wavet thatmarmur

On some tar enchanted- show Worde which once heard s? ofua, I\f J|i Yet shall hear oa^eertb ao aKirO- ... f'-rji. ".1, Can it be that tbs departed

KVr revisit this dull her-, 3Iakine known their nssesn pcesaaw iy# To the iriendi th^y loved wnile ^ere— Why, if uow no longer »ith us,

Seem they sometimee still so sear.

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Fa edis the orange snnsa', .. Faded is the ro»y light Froui th- purple's mountain summit,

And in darknesii to tbe Sight wFades tlie IaDi«capa as the twilight Deepens downward into night. -l-.t lait

A Walloon View of Sanrifie. Mr. Henry Cox well, the English aersnau1., writer the following description of & superb vi«w of sunrise as seen from 414 Oulloon ExprtBa: "The wenther being extremely mild, I anchoied my balloon for the nignt, which was an ufftir of no great difficulty. Ar tor partaking of refreshments, it was decided that two gentlemen should return to Norwood with Mr». Woodgate ana .Miss Hagart, and at 4:10

A. M.,

the morning be-

1 1 cold and chearte*-, we ascended trom 0 Dawson's tarm, tbe ternperaturu being as iow as 40° Fahrenheit, wh.le the bar-oineit-r si00J at 29.70. **Tue surrounding country was thickly wooded piuturerque, but a gray mist bung over the land, and a stranger to the coun* try would have declared that numerous pieces of water were spread beneath, but this was for tbe most part an illusion it was fog hanging over valleys and lowlands, and these lifted a little iater, when the aspect of tbe landscape as well es that of the heavens became changed by the' .un bursting forth and drawing up the night vapors in cloud wreatos and round* od torm*. At 4:20 the earth was almost totally eclipsed by a bluish veil of thicfef mist whicti terminated at three thousand two hundred feel elevation "Tne uppor bowi-shaped contour of this oloud-iuttiS was very marked and singular the rim, over which was the blue sky, formed a perfect circle, without the least irregularity of outline, but just beneath tbirj was a break, through wLtch hedgerows and bouses could be clearly discerned. -This vast basin of vapor bad one per* vriding dark color until 4:33, wben the sun rose over the eastern ridge, and effected fuch rspid and magic changes as only the glorious king of day is capable of pro* ducing.

In my last view of sunrise which I witnessed while engaged in a rill pursuits in the year 18b2, there were mountainous ranges of clouds grandly lighted up with golden, purple aau orange tints but this nme it was a totally different scene, for woen the sun shed hirdaxztiog lustre two thirds of the cloud circle appeared deeply dyed with gray, while the eastern portion assumed such pure and spotless grandeur, so white and chase, so gradually toned throughout a long vista leading to the sun, that our attention was directed for a considerable time to this beautiful Appearance, and Captain Woodgate ex* piussed bitiiself surpiised and eiichanted.

As tbe sun roto tne transformation was indeed extraordinary the heat rays sepa* rated the continuous strata, and it mounted in fantastic shapes and gave place td cumuli, which rolied across the delds as if they brushed the earth in tbeir transit. Tbe crisp upper air soon provoked a long* ng for breakfast. I promised my con* pai.i 10 revicit terra tirma, and ascend again afterwards to an elevation equal to that of Mont Blanc. Accordingly we cast aoout for a meadow near ilorton station, on the Brighton railway, and again secured the 'JKxproes' wtiiie we visited a hotel for our cotfee."

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IK the fa.l, we are promised a complete -.ranslauon vi the ttiOie by Joseph Smith, t^e Mormon martyr. Tne mai.usoripthas been for many years in the bands of hie sou and successor, a.id the plate* are already b^m^ steroty^ed. Tne word "baptise,' it is ea d, will 00 retained, with the ander* standing that it meaus immerse.

SOFT soap for all: for a Lieutenant, call him a Captain for a middled-aged lady, Km ner, and say that you mi»Uu£ btr 6r her daughter tur a young gentleman rising 15. aSK his opinion respecting the com-* parat.ve tnerito of a ra»r for young ladies it yuu know their color tovbe natural, *o» cu:e them of painting.

FAIR

ASD

z£UOAT£ Ssut, ^rea from

every blemish, is tne reward of aa occasional use of Jfalmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. dwl.w«.

A GENTLtMa* of great medical know] edge tay tnat a mare genial, wholesome and effectual tonic and appetizer than Drake's Celebrated Pia tation bitter* was never discovered, fie recommends it for Dyspepsia, f-r Liver COL plaint, tor £xbaurti -n, Wt-akn«-ss, fur a want of Apptue and for Mental Depression It is an agreeable cliuiuiaut. andis «qually adapted to young and old Peraone of sedentary habits, like clergymen, lawyers, merchants and delicate females are particularly ben» chted by its use.

HTQNOUA

WATXS.—A delightful toil

et article—superior to Cologne and at half tbe price. aug28dw2ir

MABOK HaMLUt have, through their groat improvements, succeeded in tsaouucturing the moet perfect Cabinet Organ* in tbf. w»rid. This result has only been attained by intense study, long experience ptTHjveriOjf expertuienu, and large pecu* uiary expenditures but the succewfut re suit is a tviiuaaerating reward f.»rall their

dragged under patient cfforid, and Uey now offer inetni-

wnter and drowned. None of the other menu tbat cannot be rivalled ia

aitiiucce."

axcel-

lence.—Sotton foii, dwlw.

PJfgBfyEIWENTfr.

WASTED.

Another Grst Work by K. A. Frnuis. the eekaowledgrd Mtetoriaa of the tau entitled "Lkl rWI III* lil tiTIHs KTa," mitri»fag a Ufe bf Sea. It. M. Lee. replete wih hcu titer before rabiisbed, lacludiag Biogr^hiaa ot every Coathant'Obadkat or dlatiactien. lye lens voiam —30 steel ttertraits. A' tmspuies

VOIBM

to '-TBS L'J&T 0AD8K," a

•taadard Sea them History of the War, »bioii ban atsaady attataadtatl a atiiic* of npjeifc— A new and enlarged edition ts sow reedy. 0»* Agent sold 3S0 tke lnt-aek Tbeee Swo work farm a complete library ef the War ireai the oth: eide. B. UBATA^O., PoMwbet*, 66i Bioadway, N. Y.

"ICO hotea Seleetloaa," i* a eotieetion of th* Mat standard rtiuluu, for Select IteadinCt DecUmatlon, and Slooattoo, repreetntlng al pba^ee of hamaa raio ion aad pae Jon, end a mast nappy co-aangiing of the genu of a former grner! tion with this para pearle which gleam ia tne preetnt. Kevrr before hes the same variety of dole, poetrv and proee, g'ave »nd homorons, atrieUc »a tentlmeatal, W-n rmtaaoedtn IS jagas, aad sold far accents. r«ld by all bookw'e 4ers, ei aattod free en receipt 01 price, by add-?s slag p. OAKBKTr*C0 fnbli.b rs, Pnl.' -, P-. h. -dm! ladacemeats ta Agenu. Bend for terms.

QUACKENBOS'd ABITUMETICS. THE LATEST AND ttJSST. MwrjiMc. lip to the til

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Watched, the stars begia to ihiae. .1/

uir.Nb Practical, $L leaau tt.* methoU* ned by

bdsmetamec^f am'-»» «a alt tn* b.aecbee .i OomnsiHaf aYWi SI

-tic w»41 eend-aaAt la ral

ana aralyeee adm rably graded Ninci I.xrnoas win *0 Mrs. Tt. eo say x'e-«HEIe UM tu. m^-#ang in vverjr«here* apeciiaaas ai*iled to Teachers at half tbe above prioej. Afienis wanted ia ovary Conntf. Addrese,

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llXOlJt IKSTIflTE, ecb»-l l»r Ho, at P»rt»It-Id, liasa sail teia 01 iO w.aks le^ae Oct 4. ido7 f-1 parltenlare audrese B|V. W. O. Sit.llABDb,

IMUUTMSIV VKOBIIO.', 1 ,IK»

to canviie for ''Ton* U.D.', 1 ,00 elre-o:

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£0* is tae cime to make iimaey. So com IUUfec6rtt -'ludaAenevte t-S-rid te»ci»ri mi ieiere, ectiva laC|M or spe i^nfert ag-nit 4aend 'or 'ami to Yostca faUSa, Ja., 1 Ui&.o iiw.

School Teachers to ng ge in

a SuaiBo-* and LCCBAIIVE alio weil ao^pted 10 ttjwr po utun. Xn..«e now goged a cl.-ailag ftoai 926 to 9130 ptriuontb- for parucnlaiS, adoreee »AllOXAI. PDBL1SHX- Co.,

Oincutnan, obio, or iia eupur:, lovra,

The Metropolitan Collar Go. Hake Fif.r£lsit vur.e ijo of ledi fc' and n»' U. lutr- an Cnfb Ib largest

Conct.ru i' AP£«t G"OOs iu ho wor.u. ^Ofllea, S07 Broodwa/, New York.

fccftool Tee(tv« and Ottern—K»pleym nt, llfjt *6 SiMulMllf»)o»k l.r jfaM 1. a». Catalogue wun to agcn.K elend W» rvdiujudi tv a.H. KLta, 3-9 ...o-.wa., N If. I

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x.lT ause aa tfaatasw. Catarrh, tonsttJipcioi^vUd uO idrt X-i-. iu uj'eati» o. u« is nad tf «djr car sent fr*e. iSeua i)a loaiaisco Ot. a'i 1LVA Ell^, J»\., 40 ioatii 6t..

WiNfED. '^ASTBO TO iiAiE AN A -.itA-NGSMBSX" «i uvcr^ Q^uuiy vr io wiuod ad Can givv (SOt/utixrAirettCue. j»jH

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CORSET SI1RT hUPP0&T£fi fCambJats ia one garment a

Perfect

Fitting Corset

sad the meet.leelrabtd Skirt dnpportar eteroff.ied tb-pobllo it plaove tbe ae.gbiot tt.eskirts upoa the sueilldere nsteai .t the liipe it iu.provee tbe lorai without tight la. ing and elc^anct Is approver aud recuu.uit nd»o pnjrsiiiiaue. ttaua a«tnred by o. ,tf.6Aii^lititc I uO., siaaiir M., itusiuu.

VJAAA

ATHXID

wanted, to sell Six New In-

jOUvv vetitiens, of great value to tamlliof aii l«,.e»t prefllt. SEOIIFTO

and get

.jtee and

•amuie gratis. Agent* h*ne m*de 8luu,000. tfUUAlX B&uWH, 1.0wail, Mass.

BOW EN, PO riEK & EBBi,

W O O .L.

C0UM1SS103I HCBOUAATS. Ko. JIO South Front street, PH1LAUKLPH1A (bmHgnmtnh *f ITea^ieeptctfnry eol'cited.

Oi*h odvs^a made, and -ulea ^narr inted All Wool Ova-ua.c leosUcarelully grided to salt the market, aad is displsjrad to tbe .beat ad* aatage.

Bage furnished If required.

1.AJIK, ruppico OR

AD FOlliliCD— Or »»e you ir jour usiglibar j«r u)tl *r o^tlf witu coDirected iiuib., oi^KT^i^%orexoo*'iXr*t»or »f»k.or arai)Sa iailM or eokUe, whj ere eanrelT 1?leea, or wno *r»Alji*e4 te cre^gi or to «.( wi ti crnicbee, or whoe- l.aibe ar. .borlt-ued, or er^ult•4, or dr*»B op, or wb» welk on ib« tore, cr alio* »ik ^. rohor }r tqra inward, or who h»%# crooKK1 kae« from

W&IM

ch a- a at

puolio«HetnBlle». ttejid ftjr p*re ctlUr- io M. atlLWiki L, No. 13 Sonth 6th St rest. William burjf, N. Y.

A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS. W.ter. pcbll.hed the following: A 0-jmpl.(e Litt of a 1 Newtp prs ia tbe Xew

Blend 6ratee. Prioo Sccnu A Ll»t of ell N.w«ri-per« !E the St*to of "S'e-v^ToiTt Ffle«"5K cente. A O .mplrte Liet ot ell Sev»pap~T* in N.w-Tork

City, New J«r»ay. th-li«*re. Marylmd, end tbe Di«triot of Cola abia. Pr«-« £4 ceut.. Al«lilet. 14t of ublo Ke»»p»pers. Price 2S ceui-. A !Mn 1-te Lilt of Pean-y'.T.nU wjpepere.-

Pri e-JScwta* mpiete. tlrt of Indiana Jowipapere. Pri» r.uu, An-e: 'beaboTftl

ient 'or OXK

HEW ADVERTISEMENT# NTUE UNION PACIFIC

BIULROID CO.

THEIft FIRST M0LTGAGE BONDS As an Investment.

The rapWpec^eseafthaCale* fadle Bailraai, now building west Irom Omaha, Nebraska, aad lorming, with its weetern connections, an unbroken line a«ro»s tba rontlnent, attracts attention to ths value of the Firet Kartgaga Bonds which the Comfa^y now offer to tbe piUlc. Tbs first question a.ked by prudtnt investors Is, "Are ihue bend* s-cor= Ntxt, "are they a profitable un vestment To reply In brief: let. Tbe early completion of the whole great line to the Pacific Is as certain as anjr lutuie busintss av*at be. Tbe Qovernment grant of over twenty million acr of land aad fifty milUon dollar*taJu own bonds praoiically gnaraat'es it. One fourth of tbe work Is already done, aad the trick continues to be laid at tba rata of two miles a d»y. 2d. Tbe Union PaciAc Siilroatibabds are issued upon wbat prom »e* to be one of thejnost profit. aUe lm-» ot ialir»«d la the oonutrj. T^r waaj yeais it uaet la Un oa l.ni coa ectlu( iM

:iii»* ni^u

to p-

i'. it yvX m-nth, *ud itly ou p.ofl.o

fu.

J. U.

juj

£lL£uH, i'.TTSUUR^.

FI.

PAINT^lor fits A 'i OiUS-itau—laJS- GitAslO iiii* .tUkur&liiT bow 'niauutacvUung tte ^oet, Cheapest aud most Arable f*it iu uo. coats Well pat

OJ, £UI*.M1

»itu p.te Liusceu

ail»A»ili lasi-|u o. Ii yeart it is of a tight owt. or ueaniiiat'euooaiaie color, ah tea betnaLgo^ greeu, Uaa, etoue, !«., arab or creaiu, tu s^it tba IIMM) Ol tbe coaswbyc- it is atuahie iu. o^ea, -rns, »soo*, A«rica *acal lqipieaieuvc, 0*riii«i-ana Uair.iaaaare, aiie and Wooden wate Oauvas, Aletalaad ebutg.e ttuvi», tit Initio tire *ud "water proj:), Brtagee, ituria. 0.sen, Oaual tfoats,ebife, 6ufo*' bottoiue, fiuoc Uil Clothe, (one Jlaattl'acturcr u^vin^ aeod Soul oolt. ihe raat year,) aad as a paint tor any iinpos* is un9ai^*sea .or l^dy, .iU.abi.i.), daencity, au. adboeivcue s. F.lue $6 per ^bl, iMJ iun, wii.ch «iti app a lariaer (jc ye.rs to ouue. tVarrauted iu ai. ca«e ae auuve. cead or a circular, eruiab givee loll particular!, ^unogeuuiue ulleea' braudtHi ia i'»"" »-»«*fenimiii Uiue-ui Faint: 'Addreis'Uahltb DitiWALL,Fropr.etor, SH Pearl Btreet, Mew tora. et,"-' I.

MADAM FOY'8

A--

lantic'and l*acitii and being without competition, it cau aihlaiu rooiLnorati\er»iee. 31. 4 'ft allies of tiii»:oada efiuiehad end fn'ly equipped ailb |iois, hJCjmotivcs, cars, Ac., a&i mo naine ar*daify rauaingeaclt w«y. ihe material! lor the r. in..ini"g S-.r^ilee to. thaaaatera uueof lbe Jlocky Mountains are oa land, and is nuuer contract to be done Scptea liar.. tLh. Th- Hal eainug. 01 tba eectiess already finished are ss-E' aL xuiuioxsaT»A tl.au the Id interact upon the jf.tat Ai^rta^geB-sda npousnca sections, aud &jt another i. i.e ol ttia-ro.d wo a built, tbe pa alrea ly cjmpiated w.ull n^tonly psy iut«reet aad xpd*.See, ia p.oftiafrie to t.-c CO-up«uy. 6Ui. The Uni Pacific Bailroad bonds nan ussv only as the ioad "grojraeees, and thai afore can nove^b^.u tti3 kiarkei unleee they raprtsevt a ijuriM pripsity. (k

is •*"ictly limited by law to

asu tqua. lo.wnat is graute by the U. 0. government. and for wh cii it «kea a $LOO.\p lieu as itsnecurlt.. Tu m^nut a^on vh.-fi t'^mUtis weet from Oniab^ ia uuljr per milo. itU. In 4act thai t^u U. S. Uovernmeat considers a Serohd luu up ili the road ago jd iatSeinient, and iflat sour oi ioeehreadest railroad bui.der^y of jliecounuj' havea alrea. p.id nflve milli.n dollars upon tbe ttnek (which is to thamatliird lien,) may well inspire coafiJence in a firet ien. 8th. Although it is not olaimai that tbere can bo any ettor jefcurities ttian Uoveinuients, there •re part e, who. consider a.first mortgage n^on •iich a propfclty as th a the veiy best security ia tbe wjrkl, anl who sell tbftr Go.erantenc« so reinvest ia these binds—thus seenrtsg a grratar int ie«t.

Sith. As th? Union Picifio Batlrsad bonds ars vtf-ieJ for .he proafnt at

cents on the dollar

and accrii-d intcieat. the..are the che-pett ia the uarkut, heii moro than 16 tier cent. Use than U. a. stocks." iO.h. At the enrren: rata ef prsmloa oa god pi

Over Xine Per Cjnt» Jutere't, Tbe aaily subcciip'.iOn* are al'teady iaig-, und lisy wiiluon'-iuae to be reoeiveu iu Sew tbo .'"Si:r.i.:T'..

Oo tinentjil National Bank, Ifov 7, S£3Kan St., Oiaik, Ordge A Go., B-uik.-rs SL Wall dt., Joau.J. UOo. A Soa, -nkar, N«.AWslltli., »aJ bj BtXKS

A.8,J)

BANKK.TT^ geWralIj

throughout ihu Suited tates, -f whom :napeand -eeuriptivo pmpalacs my bo t&tainedr The} *U! al-o be Sent by' ul»i. 'from th Qotupanyl. Offlce, So. -0 Massta ^ireif rw ,-Vork, on application. Sabsonbeis wil: select Hi-lr own Agent* in a bom th-y have xm .aloa. will be res oaoible to thi-m for -tba.safe- deUvery of -tbe bonds.

JOHN J". CISCO, Treasured,"

m»y30dw3in-too col ins AIKW VOBK.

FOUNDRIES.

T. Be MO fil fHggg- 8. r. JEN0LBB. J. BAKKA&D. PHffiAIX FOUNDRY 'iSD—

Machine Shop,

McElfresta, Dengler & Co., S. X. cor. 8.h Eagle Fts near PationgerCspot, iS.' TXBKBtlACTI, 1X0.

Harnfirturrra o' steam Engines,Hill Machtserv. House- Fronts, Flro Fronts, aaa.Clrvnlar ttaw Mils. special a'tention paid to Iho mmnCsctare and re air ut Brnes Worn, Patent Otfi a A(i^l l», Ao.

Wc are nlso pre»rea to out- l'oe«i»-d or Gog O^arlngi of enher Oitlt Iron, Wrought.Iroa or BrnS', ill lb' mo-t parf ct manner. ..

KV htptirlng dou« tmptij. All parties cona-r.t-d witti th eetebtishment beingPr .ciicil AUnhm cs of sete al yeerj t-xperl-encp, we (eel safe lu taying that we caarei.da' full «iti»:acticn to our. ousUmers, both inpoiut of workniiusbip and price.

The utglitst prim. ^aid tor all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near tb» Passenger Depot.

McELFKEBU, DEKGlStt A CO.

nne"416mwtf

JiJtetSlAlM. LV.MKJK 6X1TH. 11ENBT B. BtACL'.

VIGO FOUx\DKY

't ASD

HAdliVE

owtl »r «cr...

fai».tofcliJary,xTwb'8Qiifp irom IToa A .in uf ditjtpp intm«uer'*'Ul yon not wrttr »1 -ttvrgiriss tbe|.remio*Dt points oritiie.4I.Se^MLreoe *e IT

RSIWDF

free.

O-.rca'er wblcb m*y be tb. iue«i.i of e»-iug tbrmt *f «o. Or: J. t. Miss, Kb. ).*$ Weet Fcrty-flr.t Ml. New -ttcck.

tor At into ine in re puble, en 1 ei »tl dc»f pereone to beer dietinctlyet CLU

Q.EKOLD & BRO'S

ROMA.—

A e. GEO P. t-OW&LL* Oo., 40 P»ikB^w, K»* Toik .:

SCHOOL.'?.

Prioolpelaof Academi^e, Aemln.rie., Ac., ehonld maealtae in reg* rd to wlv« rti- 6*. loco«r f-r ittorm tioa GOP. JtuA'£i.L &• CO., A4 Tertisia^ A^hU. H. (.

INVENTORS,

If yon wjeh to A **rti-« yoa ehould coatslt CKO. P. Jt WEl.L A

fark Bow,

BOOK PUBLISHERS. Do yon want Agent Toa iboald Oonra't O-O t. KOVULi 0^., et H. oa tbe .ubject oi advertUug.

NEWSPAPERS. Oo yon waat to iMieve your circulation Tou preach a-leertiMaK. why do roe not p-notice It

Ooaau.t 6X0 P. BOWJCbV

ADVERTWEH8. Bo yoa wmt to kaef posted a boat th '«wap*. pen ana h.tr \e»e to y^a aesMd u«e for Aa»ertteiac Bead a o.lar lor the

ASTI a"

lia-

•im. Pub Jehad at P.ik ka, i.» Xutk.

NURSERYMEN. Tee *oel I adrrrUee Tedo It aaderUaidie(ly yea ehoold eea^alt fiN. t. aOWSfafc A 60^ i* VMk lew, lew Teck.

§nr cooif.g

^pw doofis G^iaDS

White Marseilles, Buff Marseilles,

FiguredMarseilles,

RPBATELING DEESS GOODS

VERY DESIRABLE

CHENE, Double-fold Qoods, suitable for suits, AT

THK

"BUCKEYE CASH STOKE."

Q.R0 GRAIN TAFETA SILKS,

LACE POINTS, •:r.. In Large viaatitiea, and at

Low Prices

AT BBB

"BUCKETS CASH STOKE.'

jVfEBIluACK, COCHECOS

PRINTS

SPRAGtTE?

Bsautitul Clotiw—best Calico made. W« now-otfWr them nt One Shilling 11 Oae Shilling! I! I

AT'

TH*

"BUCKEYE CAhH STORE."

W, Sa ^^CF. & CO. Mtiin Street dwtf

PEOPLES' DISPATCH. I ,foi« qo MW

un.j

JJEW STYLES

FAIL DELATES, Plain Wool Delains, In all Colors. Plain Persian Delaines.

I' ELEGANT 'N'EW

Prints oot uiuslly /ound aiuoog tba best, xa'i ^rjois., (iilbprl's

hite

(iilbert's

I i/'V i- rr

nZ—Z"? bK

SHOP!

Koir the T. If. A I. end E. AO. Freight Depots, TEBBB tfAtTi iSDUXA,^v fr

SEATH, SMITH & CO.,

Propr's.

Mannfacture'-iof Steam Engines, M11T flearfoir, end M»Mo"rj of,ev-ry dcecript un. All km4* of Iroha Bm. Ciutliw. made to order. Xfery sla^s of repairing pr.impt attended to.

Order* sol oited.

VA-RK*.

Tho nlphret Cath Prloa Paid for Old Copper, Brata. and (n n. aagGdwtf

COLGATE & CO S GERMAN' Erasive boap n.H4lUU« Iifcd frout lAr.- IAI^, *ul nu b* (TANDAU1) of KICKLLBNCS ipr i»i« OJ Aii tfioOrrt.

Wdm*ly

CINCINNATI CARDS.

I A 1ST O sr WK OFKEK tbe PCBMO a CLA-S of PIANOS vtuch*~ iin Wurtman bi^, lu »bi .iy, tauc», Kcnu.u, D'*ptb a id Br.ili n-Jf of fun are no--.Q.p iit^-d by .11}

aul

.1 rtcr* lee. taeu c.n b*-

putb4fed eieewji~-.ro, Oumbiniu^ Uie laa. qu.U t:-s. Another Important Couslderatloo.

IbMO l':ano« poewes tbe comp.i atirjl rare q-miit.. uuidiu4 brojly in tuna, aj.1 wUl etw any cluaate .-.i ..

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED

For Fife Twin.

GEKOLO

JSc

UROi,

Piano Fort Manufacturer*, Of rariou* etj e. aai else.,

Kortbeaet orn-r uf Ninth *nd Walnut Blreote •—(Mrtrupolitau Bsilalr-g), Cinciuuati, Oliio.

aprCt'm

Ka*

Tork

CHARLES E E E E MAXUFACTUftlK AND DHALIB IS

PAPER BOXES.

Our Factor) befog veil eetabliibed and prorid•d w:tb tueiatMt impror makhiaory, Ie able to fur a lili all binds of Paper Boxes •1 ehert uotlee aad ie.eet price*.

Kata street. tttSGUlUIle 91M. aprttm

Bleached Muslin,

V""»r ?rom

T*N Ck^ts

NXP PEB HO Maiu Street

{j£:

BUilftl XV

Diamonds, fine Jewelry,

S^LIO MILYEB ijyorjg,

-intw PATTERNS. *'i '*tC'2i

Solid Silver Spoons

Tea Sete, Cake

and Forks,

-ffiS .i: LJ. FI5E 8ILT£JUFLAT£D

Baskets,

BEERY 0ISHES, ICE PI' CliERS, "~VAIXXBoi£ CUW & GOULEiiS, Al o, a fln- line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGBAVING NEATLY EXECUTE* I* Old English

or Cierman Text.

ALL

OOOBE

B.vear iUita

BNGBAVE0 PKEE OF CHARGE, W. p. BIX Oil A91 A CO., SO EASX WAsatAQio*

STBEET,

»pr6d3oi g»,. IMJi ANATuLISe ". J.N. GLOVER'S

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Uae on hand, or manufactures to order, all Lindt of Arobitectnr.l Oru.mciit- nicb ai Wn.du* Cape, Br.ckota, Urdallious, Panel aud frittfe. tn rlotime- tei lo»er Vaeee, L.ife tile at.tuary, Water Pipe, AC.

T#u (((aaret weet of Union Depot. sprilCdOnli -V

THE CAKPEMERS'

M0 CJuioii

€.\10\',

Soacneoa* re Huwie, Bossate

DOOE, SASH AB SL1.\D MUL/ACTUKEES,

BOOTH MEKIDtAW SritiET,

ifeatly Oppoeite Baat End of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. UKGCLAB S1U1 VOBK C0.1SIAKU1 en UAXD »pr 6-21 ia dfim

CBlLbtS 97* mx».:3 JOUN seuXKlDU bTfcFFKNS & SClIXElOEK's INDIANAPOLIS fhffiRii Bell and BruesFuuutlrj,

taiir^tid

'i'rach,

Hairdqaai* aae'. Orho i»pot, lad Iana|Hlt», led Thte B-(ablbMn".i ha* boa t.utiy -nlt.iida ootnplat mtmo tax., -11 .« ttuoa. fur Augtoe Buiidere, Hwn antl Ga. Fitter., an I at* iu«nuractuiere vl Water, "team, Kj.a anil Bnr 0- c*», Wnlatlea, C-mpllBKa, Vii Cupe, QlJbe Va «e.,aad all kiudeof tk-a*. Woika. 4 awlH-i£t*au

OMNIBUS LIME.

Cattend

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LINK. Wlij to all call* tor traine leering the City, and alio deliver paeMngert in any part of the Qhy with oar. and diebatch

AU order* le ton tae tHale at the Po*t OUtee, at

Dm/rim'

Uroxlitora, et ajiwHaaw»l be/r»uitW atleaded ie, ianaodtr

GUY COODSe

DRY GOODS

,—AT

WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL!

COKilELIDS A KAG6ERTX

DRY GOODS. l-Mf#

By the Fast

Freight Line!

STYLE

PALL PRINTS

Of ths'foirowing Brands:in'

MERRIMACK, ^iU-AiiLfosr

tT'

ansPRAGOTa

^Flannel,

Gilbert's Silk arp

FiniiiU'l.

Pressed

flannel.

fIn 11 Uultir*.

SHIRTING FLAN JM ELS.

AN ELEGANT LINE OF

E S S O O S

Our Stock is/ull and complete. No old tui Goods or Sty,lf« on bandM ijji-i

A 8PIK \UIU aToCK OF

French

Domestic Ginghams,

Tweeds and C'asstmeres, Apron CltecRfi and Tickings.

I '^»«63C«a yr

fa Suppl„ of

Saturday, June 22d, 1867.

fjM'iS "i'ft $r si TjfS —-r.v it-', -4 & «9ra ISritm

JE-I

Cim -sw*#i

We hare jut rcoeired »lug* Ripply oi

,:feM

NEW GOODS! -»U tbm #}.

New Lawns,

£,^l .'."S

Jaconetts, ».•* **-MP ti ».ti Organdies,

crepe Merets,

&c.f &C.

Ia fact a full aHortment of

-AT-

Grcatly Rcduced .^Prices! -T.

i" NEW STOCK Of

PRINTS & BLEACHED MUSLINS:

Merrimack, Cbcheco, Spragues, e^American, ovw,.' iu Richmond»&c. 1 .. 'usUi-i^

PriaU in the NEWEST STYLES at

16 CENTS I --'i

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

CORNELIUS & HAGGERNY,

Corner Main and 3d St.,

'tTERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

TUELL,ftlPLEF &

r'i/~

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

P.. BlSiGfj&AM & CU., 20

Castors,

E A

Dryn

Goods" Emporium,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1867.

BIG DRIVE IN

A I O E S

rii

FourCaneii,

Yards

12000

Elegant Fast Colored Prints n?: jsd b. t,h

"*r M-.

121-2 CENTS

••V PKB YABIr

JUST OPENING!

TBE

above is tbe

for the

Marked

BEST 'bargain

3onturner offered ia Terre Haute

FODR YEARS I

Summer Dress Good*

5 CLOSING 'RAPIDLY AT

HALF TBEIR TALUK!!

AN ELEGANT LINE OP

Domestic*, Ginghams, JSift/cftf

Summer Shawls, t^Ci C.

AT VERY LOW

Figured for oar

Clcariiig-out Sales!

Which will continue through the month of Auguit

TV ELL, MILLET A CO.,

COB. 5TH

PROFISSIONAL.

jQR. J. HALE

lOLLBB'S BLOCK,

UVIHANAPOUS, UTD.7

rhjalclaa ltor Sla«UM ut (be

Head, Throat and

IT!

•Kf f--

^a«»

*.Z* i_

Lungs.

TO WHICH BBAMCB OF Till PROFISSIOS hit practice ia excluiirely confined, may be concalled penonally, or by letter, at hta Dteprnaary aad Surgery, Miller'* Block, North Illinois (treet, one eqeare north of the Be tee Iloaee.

Aleo, at the earaeet aolMtaUoa of many oM (dMtt DB. DALK will etiU coatiaue to rleit TERBE HAUTE, one* every foar week*, aad may be ooa«nlb4 the Tori* Haute Huuee, .,,r

Oa lianday, Ju. Hlfe, 1WT, Oa Thnradnjr, reb. Slat, Oa Thnrsdity, Mar. UM, Oa Thureilay, April l»Ui Oa Tbnnidny, Hey llib, Oa Thnrtday, lane ISth, Oa Thartday, July lltb, Oa Tbnixlny, AD(. 8th, Oa Thaiwla), Kepi, sth, Oa TbarMlny, Oct. 3* SI, Oa Tbnradity, «*.. 2Slh, Oa Ttiaradny, D«e. Mlta, «.

CONSULTATION FRJCET'

And terme of Treatnent within tbe reach of all I fti further particular. Inqnlreoi Jamre Ttshrr, Beq., K. cteveae, Aeq., Yred. II. Barier, Keq., Uthg. 0. Mooie, L. OWholier, Eeq Wm. Coal*. Eeq A. Matthew, tef., aad John Whwtler, all of Terre Haute.

Or. UALK ia a Graduate of Medlctue and 3«rt»ry, aad the Author of the NBW UJfrU«)D of Treatment lor Dienaeee of the Atr Patttgn. ehlcb •nccenle where all other mean, have faUct, .Dd ie o»rtalnlT worth, of trial. ialifltf

'fjr COAL.

00 AL 1 COAL II COAL II COAL 111 rheandeteinrned wil. farnieh, at preeent aad daring the Kittling teaxy either Br«tii or Koee' dale Ooa'.at tbe u.w.at oieitle ra w, and 'he eery be qaa:l of Ooal. Aty crj^-. wi.t tbe F-«d Store of a. B. Bobbin., in Uowlmg Ball Blo-k, wil meet «id prompt attention. an£.i43m J03KPU 0 l.LT. rn c. GKOViiii, JLe Pi. tea

WOOD AND COAL. The onderaigQed la a-w dellearlag or Co lof th. Pi tWUJ.1 Hiuing

screeoed

Othe

^upao. al

carry* n| e, and r-ep-ct.aily eolialu an .a*auaa. ti aud ft Lai It iit .euud eqnal to tba tir t" 0'il, aud t* a.*at*bed ai uiadu -e.« r«M. I wuaU r. oun auii r« te ft. L. T(wtuMa, B«q.. .bo i. un 04 it at m* Milt and 1ie.1d.nce. or :.ri led at lr* Qro»er'« Alove tiloro, irJ MiM, a irth of in, wi 1 metre aronpt attenll a.

July IT, utf ILA. 0. EOVaB.

QOAL COAL! »-Mr Th a Beat ia tUe Cheapest 1 F. UBBttiL le now prepared to ihruufc the Imt Bratii aad tti.iilaad Ouai, aiee the tmhiah aud Autbracite Oo* if uroerv.1. Ordete Irfi at Ho he^n'* dture, 107 Maiu sc., or iiarteock Uaa. Diet- r'a, wilt receive prompt attenitvo. a4^tf

COAL! COAL!!

Otl-N iLut'ARLiiii. IS IsOTf lorniibiug tbe «i ..uality of Kiver Ooa,

on a wider tcnen tba any other Dealer amng, aud av to. »^r io»e»t rat*». Urd.re le.t at tbe Gou-tv licalee. or at Woudmauiee't Grocery, on Mam atre^t. neat door to ti. 0. Mutib a. Co.1* Store .tore, will receive orompi atteutton. lioare order* witb Oue. Arnold, »t tba Poet Offlce. JyS'atf

UBTOVVN BLOCK COAL. Tbe underetgned i» prepared to fniaieh tbe cltic.ni of T«rre daate aith tble *ap nor taken irum tb. ne. two mile, eaet uf

UI.EII.—Ooal,

Tbie Ooal ie auper.or to n. brought to thia inarnet. L.wit Uroert 1a tu" antborlaeu ag^nt, aud I wfll fill any contract he tu.y make. Order* may be left at B. L. Ball 6tove btere, and at Padduck A UcKeen'. Mill. alMSm. BOBBBT ODEST.

I A E O

oow •oppljiQ^ the boat qaalltj of Biter CoaJ At lbe market rate*. Oroort left al Ob amber** drooery Store, southweet oorner o) tbo Pablit 4«Q«r8, will roOttiv* nrtmpl *tf«*ntlnn.

j^OOTSANl

dHOES.

IV. ANDREWS I* *ellln(

Boots Very Cheap To cloee oat ki* large itock of Boota Shoes and Oalters, To iaak* room for Spring itock. Ton will money by calling on him at

No. 8 Mechanics Block, Particular Attention i* girea -o

CUSTOM WORK

Thi* Department 1* In the hand* of SKILLFUL WOBKUSM. octlMtf

6T0RA6£, COMMISSION A GKA1N.

6. rBAKKLZK. A. D. M0B1U0V. FitAMLLIN, HORBlSOiN A CO.,

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CommiMlou Jttercbantaf iV«. if if H'est Hit St,, Viiiciiuuxti. hFABKitUui. Pearce, Tolle, Bolton Bbaw, Barbonr A Co.,

A Porter, K. U. Leonard A Co.,: Win. uienn

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Kotter urotbere, foote, Jiaah* Co. Onamber*, etortn* A Oo. muSSdly

A S & Xi Ms tf %MCLiriSQ rOKWAAOllfO AD Committttiou Merchant,

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O a a a Wane liouta—On tbe Canal, tear tbe Tern Santa A Richmond and E. A C. Kallroad lit qtayMwtf Ttitt

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77 MAIN STREET,

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

OF RECENT PURCHASE,

'Buckeye Cash Store,'

S. EYCE & CO.,

77 Jflain Street.

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A MATW STBKETS,

Terra Baute« lnd.

ITY BILL POSTEK. GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programme* and Circulart distributed in GOOD STYLEI All order* irtt at Dowllng Hall, or at th* Prlutla* Ofloea, will be prmaptly tteaded to with eltutaad dleyteb aMK