Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 September 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKRHE-HAUXE,

IJSM.

Monday Horsing, August 2d, 1887

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TK&KH HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS. ABBIVE. ...,11:25 A. «. 4:40 p. a.

LF.A.VI.

...„ Express. Mall. „.., Express

2:30 A. 6:45 A. M... 3:10 p. *...,

lfhSO F. *.

ST. L0UI8, ALTON AND TXBKB HAUTE. ,.r.JYt. w™-

1US5

A. a .'. „..KxpiW J20 A. *. 4:50 P. a...Mattoon Accommodation... 0:45 A. *. 11:00 r. Kxpress 3:00 p.

KVAN8VILLE AND CEAWyORDSYILLE/*' CAVC. AKBIVE. 8:40 A. Accommodation 4:20 p. 4:40 p. —Mail 2:50 P.

ROCKYILLE EXTENSION.

I.EAVL. 1:50 P. a

ABBITE.

11:00 A. a.

Union County Ticket.

For Bocordor,

FEED. V. CORNELL.

Vor Commissioner—1st District, FIELDING

SnEPHEBD.

For CommUrfonor—21 District, NATHANIEL LEE:

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

*®r Brazil is a slow town, base ball club.

The Clark county, Ills., Agricul

tural Fair will commonco September 24th-

The City

of County Commissioners commences this morning. 9

THE

HENDRICKS

Wm. Drummond, on charge of

grand larcony, was committed to iail, Saturday, in default of $500 bail.

tGSF The Marshall Base Ball Club has accepted tho challenge of the Kesoluto Club of this city to play a match game, and tho affair will take placo in this city Wodnosday next.

8®* Tho famous Bowling Green Brass Band has boon reorganized. Tho boys composing tho hand aro all excellent musicians, and will woll maintain tho brillinnj, roputation of tho old band.

j®* Tho Evansville Macnnerchor will arrivo hero this aftornoon, and will bo the guests of tho Maennorchor of this city until to morrow morning, whon both so cieties will go to tho Saengorfost at lndi anapolis.

8®- At tho mooting of tho Democracy, Saturday ovoning, thirty dologatos were appointed to represent thi3 city and town ship in tho County Convontion that party, to bo held Saturday next.

Tho wcathorwiso predict an un

usually oarly autumn. Tlio weather for soveral days past gives good indication that tho prediction will prove true. lato spring should make a late autumn but tho contrary is said to be the rule.

A now instrument is doecribod (the

"Iridiscopo") by which, it is 'said, a per son can see all that is going on in his own oye. This will add immensely to our stock of knowledgo, considering how groat a part of what most porsons

"all in thoir oyo."

BOO 'IB

IQy When a pen has boon used until it appoars to havo boon spoiled, placo it ovor a flamo (a gaslight for instanco) for, say, a quarter of a mi tin to, thon dip it into wator, and it will bo again fit for uso, A now pen, which is found too hard to writo with will bccomo softer by being thus heated.

tj?* Tho fall trado in Dry Goods Is in nuguratod this morning by Saxton & Walmsloy, who announco that they will bo receiving, during tho month of September, a line stock of seasonable good? Givo thom a call whon making your purchase.

ttgr Wo were shown, Saturday, by Dr. Calhoun, of Sugar Creek Township, some fine cherries, just ripe, and the second crop this season. The tree now hangs as full as at tho first boaring. Tho fruit is remarkably sweet, large and finely flavored. It is known as tho Early lied, and it is said will bear two crops every season.

Tho .Louisville Democrat solves

tho mystery of the drowning of a man and woman at Alton, in this State, of which notico has been mado heretofore Tho naiuos of the parties wero Mrs. Mary E. Burton and her husband. She was formerly of Pittsburg, and ho of Cincinnati. Ho was mate of a bowlder-.boat, now lying at Warsaw, and was a man notorious for his strong passions. Jealousy of his wifo instigated the terrible tragedy.

HYDROPHOBIA IN IIBNDRICKS COUNTY.

—It will be remembered that some time ago thoro was no little excitement created in riainfluid by the appearance of a mad dog also tkat several persons were bittenOne of tho victims, a eon of Eli Hodson, living at Springtown, went stark mad within fifty-two days, and died on Wednesday night last. It was a pure case of hydrophobia, and was so decided by all the physicians that saw him. He exhibited all tho symptoms, such as frothing at the mouth, tongue spotted, lolling out and terribly swollen. 5

THE WEATHKR^-P-It is decidedly cool now-a-days, and we don't know of anything half so eorofortabje. and agreeable, as has been tbe atmosphere for more than a week past One can sleep now without rolling and tumbling about for hours, in vain attempts to find a cool spot. In fact it is a trifle too cool for the amount of clothing one has been accustomed to cover with. Getting up refreshed, and with mind and body rested, is one of the comforts of this kind of weather, and is very much different from crawliug out of Ted, tired,-weary and anything but invigorated. The feather clerk, we are half inclined to believe, is something of a kind, congenial after all. "We certainly think more of him now than circumstances would have warranted about the 4th of July. We aro much opposed to the present order of things. With a good rain, however, we should be better pleased with the situation.

^IECE'OF PLEABANTBT.—The

polis Journal mentions that Mr.

It has no

gess Brown, member of the Express Base Ball Club, met with a pleasant little protessional accident Friday, in playing a gamo. He suffered tho breakage of the third finger »f his left hand in such a manner as to leave the bone protruding from the fbefh. He was domitted tempo* rarily. r. .«

I DIED—September

Schools re-open this vacation of several

morning, after weeks.

Tho regular session of tho Board

COUNTY FAIR has

been definitly fixed for tho 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th days of October.

jgf Grooloy says when a man pays moro for his house rent than he doos for his advertising, ho does not know his business.

ggf" Morris' Minstrels are extensively billed about town for an appoaranco on tho evenings of tho 9th and 10th insta.

1st, at

ERT MCEWAN,

Tho Congregationalists and The Independent tho valuable editorials in tbe Commercial and Financial departments a poem by Horii S. B. Gookins, formerly of this city, and the admirable contribution of Grace Greenwood to the family page. An attractive premium list is offered for subscribers. Send for a sample copy.

DESTRUCTION OF FREE BANK

THE LITTLE CORPORAL

4 A. M., ROB

in the 38th year of his

ago. Funeral services will be held this (Monday) morning at 10 o'clock, in the Episcopal Church on North Seventh Street. His friends are invited to attend without further notieo.

ADVANTAGE OF STEEL ARMOB.—In Bloomington last Monday as a lady was passing along the street, she was startled by tho cry of "mad dog," afi a crowd of mon camo rushing around an adjacont corner in pursuit of a foaming cur. The lady shrieked and faintod, as the dog with a half-subdued growl fastened his teoth in her drapery, and then rushed in* to a convenient alloy, where he was quickly dispatched. Tho lady, in the meantime, had been- taken into an adjacent houso, restoratives applied, and when consciousness returned, she discovered no fooling of pain or unusual susceptibility in her liinbs whero she supposod tho dog had bitton her. On examination a steel spring in her hoop skirl, was found to be cut in two, and the prints of the sharp pointed teoth remained.

THE ADVANCE.—This

is tho namo of

tho now journalistic organ of the Congregational Church, just established at Chicago, a copy of which is before us. It is tho same slzo of tho N. Y.

Independent, and

is a handsome specimon of tho typographic art, being clearly printed on new typo and good paper. Among tho articles in this, tho first number, which will attract tho special attention ot readers, are, tho leading articles on tho first page by Dr. Thompson tho political article by Senator Trumbull Dr. Bushnell's sermon the carefully considered editorial*

NOTES

,—On tho 25th of Soptembor, according to a resolution of the General Assembly, the Financo Committee of the Senate and the Ways and Moans Committee of tho Houso will meet at tho office of the Auditor of State, and destroy all the bills of broken and closed hanks which have nover been in circulation, and also the plates of the Free Banks. This is the last act in tbe drama of the Fi-eo Banking system.

GREAT ENGINEERING FEAT.—We clip tho following from tho Terre Hauto EXPRESS

We are informed tho Chief Engineer of tho St. Louis and Terre Haute straight lino road has been ordered to make a survey through Clark and Vigo counties, with a vi9W,tf| permanently locating the

A straight lino road between Indianapolis and Terre Hauto by way of Clark county will be an astonishing feat of engineering Wo supposo the oditor of tho

EXPRESS

iwroto Clay instead of Clark, but his hand. of-writo being little better than ours, and one of his typos with too little gumption to know tho adjoining counties to his own, the egregious blunder was made.—lndi• anapolis Commercial.

We respectfully refer our spicy cotcmporary to a county map of Indiana and Illinois, from which he will learn that a straight lino road from Terre Hauto to St. Louis will pass through Clark county, and that said county adjoins Vigo.

The meeting of tho Universalist

Social Circle on Saturday evening at Dowting Hall, was a very spirited, impromptu affair. The happy greeting of old friends—the forming and strengthen ing of now associations, will ever make tho recurrence to it a happy memory.— Short ,addros8es of a social charactor, interspersed with crcaturo comforts in the shape of ice, cream, cakes, &c., made the time pass ploasantly and rapidly. Tho following resolution' was read and unani mously adopted

Resolved, That tho thanks of tho Social Circle of tho Universalist Church of Terre Hauto, and of their guests here assembled, aro duo, and are hereby tendered to Thos. Dowling, Esq., for his liborality and kindness in granting the use of his~inag't|iflcent Hall on the. present ocea

Marriage licenses wore issued last

week by the County Clerk to the following parties John W. Ferrand and Mary L. Collins.

Amos S. Holloway and Julia A. Fail. Samuel G. Kotingjmd Sarah Larter. Lcborned M. Cornell and Amanda C. Dowell.

James Colfor and Mary Drury. Moses Wilson and Ludica A. Paddock. William T. Gott and Mary M. Leawhart.

Prof. Spencer's school for young

ladies opons this morning, in rooms oppo-

s'le

lho,.Baldwin drnrch. Prof. S. expects to secure the tljird story of the sew Bank building, corner of Fifth and Main, whoro his institute will b* permanentlv located.

•ate*

for September

contains Chapter 3 of Mrs. Miller's popular new story Camp Bruce No. 2 of The Chicken Little StoriesNo. 1 of

Early Times in Ohio," beside* a large number of choice Poems, Pros©' Articles, Picture Stories, entirely original. Price, one dollar a year. Great inducements aro offered to those who wish to raise clubs. Address: Alfred L. Sewell, Publisher, Chicago, I1L §|-f$*

SEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—Deeds

for

the transfer of the following real estate were deposited with tbe County Recorder last week

Chaurcey Bose to W. S. Woodruff, lot in Jtoae's subdivision for $550. Christiana Smith to Otto Bowings, lot in Grover's addition for $1,000.

John Grover to John Stevens, lot in Grover's addition for $300. Willian Sparks to Isaac A. McGrew, twenty-eight acres in Honey Creek township for $500.

O. Combs to

Indiana

Bur

Lydia E.

Drake, lot

the citv for $2,250. William W. Goodman to W. H. Worthington, three acres 'la Harrison township for $900.

Elizabeth M. Vance to Bachel E. Vance, let in Bose's subdivision for $500. Joseph Grover to E. H. Bainsinbink, lot in Grover's addition for $400.

T. F. Brown to C. Rogers, lot in Sandford for $240.' W. B. McKeen to W. H. Scodder, lot in the city for $2,500.

Alexander Conner to Samuel Conner, lots in the city for $8,000. William Mack, Commissioner, to Anna M. Atkinson, lot in Bose's subdivision for $495.

Trustees Universalist Church to Francis Stevenson, part of inlot 45, for $2,240. Eilert Harmes to Wm. Fubr, lot in Wilson's addition for $400.

Chauncey Bose to Jacob Stark, quitclaim deed to lot in Bose's subdivision for $1 oy.

Curtis Gilbert to Jacob Stark, tract of land in Sugar Creek township for $600. M. B. Holmes to Jacob Stark, lot in Bose's subdivision for $1,400.

Chauncey Bose to Jacob Stark, lot in Bose's addition for $2,340. James Watts, administrator, to Benjamin Funkhouser, lot in New Goshen for $233 34.

Alexander Rowan to Minerva Bannon, tract of land in Lost Creek Township for $1,000.

AOCIDENT AT A DISSECTION. —DR Kersey, well known to the profession here, held a post mortem examination of tho body of Matthew Hodson, the boy who died of hydrophobia, on Wednesday last in Hendricks county, noticed elsewhere. Just as the operation was about conclud ed, Dr. Carter, of this city, who was pres ont looking on, got hold of the medical knifo, and while sticking around the body without sense or caution, stuck the point of the instrument into Kersey's thumb pricking into tbe bone. The doctor very promptly sucked the blood from the wound, and severely cauterized it, and then placed himself uniar the influence of whisky, remaining under its effects for nearly twenty hours. Yesterday he re covered his sobriety, and felt nothing more than the natural results of the liquor It is sincerely hoped that no serious evil will ensue from tho reprehensible carelesss noss of Dr. Carter.—Indianapolis Journal.

O. O. F.— Officers and members of Torre Haute Lodge No. 51: Tou are requested to meet at your hall this morning at half-past nine o'clock, promptly, to attend the funeral of our Brother Bobert McEwan. The members of Fort Harrison Lodge, No. 157, and all transient Odd Fellows in g4od standing, are Invited to attend with us. .*

J. DOLL,

FOR

Kec. Sec'y.

The statement having appeared in

the Indianapolis papers some days since giving the loss in the great Lafayette fire at $200,000, fully insured in tbe "HOME,1 of Cincinnati, the following letter is pub' lisbed for the information of all con cerned:

"CINCINNATI H^MB INSURANCE CO. CINCINNATI, Aug. 30,1867. M. A. Crane, Esq., Terre Haute, In diana:

SIB: Yours of the 21/tfa is received. We did not lose a dollar in the Lafayette fire. We have written for information as to the article spoken of. It was evi dontly published for malicious purposes and we propose knowing all about it. We are not at present writing more than two thousand dollars on special hazards.

Truly yours,

ABCH MIKRIELKBS,

LOST.—Somewhere

sept2dtf

SALE.—One Frame Dwelling, ten rooms. Ono Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms in perfect order, and the location desirable also, one Family Carriage, nearly new. For particulars, enquire of Cory & Mancourt. dtf.

LITTLE NOTIONS.—English

Six tape twenty Spring Skirts

eighty-five cents. Six tape thirty Spring Skirts

SSsS

tSft-Another lot of thirty dozen of those elegantly fitting genuine whale boae corsets in colored and white, just received at Weisz' Skirt Factor] ifer $1, !5, opposite the postoffice. d&wtf

19* New Goods just received urn day at Wolfe ft West&U's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf.

§jf Finest lot of Hats and Caps in tbe city at Wolfo & West/all's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf

•9* Best assortment of Hats and Caps

the icity at Wolfe & Westfaffs, 85

Main

street, Terre Haute, Indiana, dtf

IST Don't forget thai we are selling many seasonable Dress Goods and Shawls at actual oast. dtf tj, £j

19" New style Hats and Caps just received at Wolfe A Weetfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

tgg" Fall styles of Hats and Caps just received at Wolfe'& Westfall'®, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana! 11 dtf uii v-. —LL ii

EDUCATIONAL.—Prof.

§&T Go see the fall styles of Hats and Caps at Wolfe & Weetfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf.

SOMETHING NEW—In

Tape Trimming.

Watered Silk Beltings at Ed sail & Go'sdtf

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.—The

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.

On Monday the Superintendent may be found at the First Ward School from 8 to 10 o'clock

A. M.,

to receive and classify

new pupils at the Second Ward School from 10 to 11 o'clock at tho Third Ward from 11 to 12 o'clock

A. M.

at the Fourth

Ward from 2 to 3 o'clock p.

M.,

Fifth Ward from 3 to 4 p.

and at the

After Mon

day at his office, daily, from 4 to 5 p.

HENDBICH & FELLENGEB'S. No. 147 and 149 Main street.

aug27dwlw.

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

[dtf.

between Hulman1

store and Ninth street, on Main, Fifth or Ohio, a Morocco covered Memorandum Book, with India rubber loop, and pencil enclosed, containing receipts, accounts and notes paid, the same boing of no value to any one but myself. The finder ro turning the book to me shall be prope.'ly rewarded by leaving it at Barr's Drug store, Post Office, or at the

EXPRESS

print'

ing office. C. N.

GOULD.

19* Bartlett & Austin, Booksellers and Stationers, 101 Main stroet, having recently replenished their stookt are now fully proparod to supply all demands that may be made on them in the School Book line, at tho lowest possible prices. Give thom a call. dat.

IK^M

Pins, Belt

Pins, Silk Beltins, 6 yard Alpaca Braids, Millward's Needles, "Aloxandra" Fril lings and a thousand and one other small, but important articles, at

SAXTON Si WALMSLEY'S,

dtf 111 Main Street

65 cents. Six tape twenty-five Spring Skirts

Jat

dollar at Weiss' Hoop Skirt

one

Factory,

posite the postoffice. d&wtf

The great remedy

for

headache

earacche, toothache, neuralgia, fever fn^ ague, cramp, cholic, pains and cramps in tbe stomach, Ac. The Bombay Boot or Blodgatta, can be found at Wm. Clark's Barber Shop on Third1 Street, nesn* ttie Buntin House. Persons wishing it can be supplied by him until any return to the State Fair.-f dtf

DR. JOHN THOMAS.

FREEMAN

HAIB JEWELRY.

An enlarged book

with the latest patterns, and a few sam pies of tbe manufacture also, Jewelry of the German fashions, at

JOHN

FBEEMAN'S,

r1 Rio. S Warren's Block N. B.—Hair Jewelry manufacutred at the shortest notice. dtf

POBTBAITB

colored in Oil or Crayon.—

Charges reasonable, and all work war ranted to give entire satisfaction. Call and see specimens at the City Gal lery, one door west of Barr & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets, dtf H. M.

POUND.

HAVE THEM-

Sec'y.

ings. dtf

-Moire silk belt

ECBALL

& Co.

THE COMING HOBSE FAIR.—The com ing Horse Fair advertised to come off at the Prairie City Course, commencing on the 10th of September and continuing four days, promises to be tbe most splon did gathering and exhibition of fine stock ever witnessed in this State.

To make the affair more attractivo, Mr. pPace has offered premiums amounting in the aggregate to $2,275, to be distributed among those who feel a desire to tost the speed of their fine horses.

One premium of $1,600 is givon, especially for "Dexter" and "Lady Thorn," two of the most noted animals in the whole country,'and whose appearance here will be a marked epoch in the history of our }oq»l exhibitions

to seo our citisens 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 citizcns. aug23tf.

Ladies and Misses Heavy ltibbed

Cottpn Hose at A. Nipperts.

dtf

19* Pure Cider Vinegar at Wrigkt & Co's, 155 Mainsticet.

E. dtf.

9* Now Bonnet and Trimming Bibbons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimming at A. Nipperts. dtf

Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex

press, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf

To Builders and others, a fine as*

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

SHANNON.

^R. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle' 151 Main street [dtf.

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

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

8-4 White Crape|Marets and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

OHLIAM. Indies'} Collars, Geots Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars and Cu fls «t Rneutfe «»5 tm M.* {dtf.

Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Street

opposite the old Court House. dtf W. W. SHAKsroH.

Depot for peaches

Bailey'^

ley's.

EDBAI.I.

& Co.

Spencer's Insti-

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

at Bay rdtf

Cornelius & Haggorty are soiling

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

dtf

•*r

l-'"-V*

Fruit and vegetable emporium at

Bay & Bailey's. dtf

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

A choice article of Dried Peaches,

Apples, Prunes and Chorries, at E- B. WEIGHT & Co's, May 25,dtf I" 155 Main Street.

New goods receivod every week by

Cornelius & Haggerty. dtf

•Tit*

DANALDSON'S OFFICE,

Aug,

NOTICE TO PENSIONERS.—Invalid

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 4tb} before they can draw their next semi' annual 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, yd Guardians, must have two witnesses to prove that the children or wards are living. My business will then be in such condition as to cause but little delay..

NEW ARBIVAL OF BOOTS AND

Office in Kizer's new building, one door west of the Internal Bevenuo office, cor ner of Main and Seventh streets.

J. M.

TERRE

OLCOTT,

FBUIT JABS

Sup't.

HAUfE, Aug. 28, 1867. [d5t.

FBUIT JABS

11—Just re

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

J©*The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seal* ing—one orate sold—two more on nand. Call and soe thom at C. I. RIPLET'B. [dtf

WANTED TO EENT.—By

tne 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 at S. R. Henderson's Stove Store, [dtf.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

G3T" We are authorized to announce WILLIAM WOOLLEN as a candidate for Recorder of Vigo County, at tlioenaaing October election.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Constitution Water is a certain cure for DIABETES and all diseases ef the

KIDNSYS

NE# ADVERTI8Ejy|£WTS »s!

If you want the cheapest fruit

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

SHANNON..

and

BLADDER. For sale by all Druggist*. 26dw8m

Diseases or norses ana tattle.—Dr. GIFPOBD would ask particular attention to this notice. Ho claims public patronage from the fact that he has a good experience In the practice of Veterinary Snrgery, and has given satUfaction generally. He has saved many Horses and Oattle by his skill, In acnte attacks of Inflammations Ac. pays particular attention to Veterinary Mid' wifery has saved many valuable Mares and Cows by safe delivery, when they were in great dUtress, and woulii have died without help. He asks particular attention, also, to his Alterative Tonic I'owders, which are of his own composition —clear of all antimonlal poisous that fill se prominent in all boaght Condition Powders. Tbe Doctor ignores the semi-barberous practice of bleeding, rowel ling, burning and blistering, which is but a relic of barberism, too tame to be any 1 enger tolerated ainoag a Christian people. Call at his Office, at E. W. Chadwick's Livery Stable, opposite the Post Office. No charges for consultation at Office uih 5d2taw.w3m

Tlio Cholera is Baglng In Memphis. HAHAN'S CHOLIBA CUBK It the only remedy that will effectually cure Diarrhea and all disorders of the Stomach and Intestines, caosod by a charge of food and water, giving rise to Cbollc, Wind, and painful Purging of the Bowols. We guarantee every Bottle we sell, or ltill refnnd the monoy. Gel a bottle, at

I. L. HAHAN'S & GO'S Drug Store.

Jy23 dtf

Try the Magnolia White Lead.— It isa Snow Whito Paint, and its wearing qualities are ntxcelled. The extraordinary large sale of the "Magnolia," last season is sufficient guarantee that "it suits the people."

The most complete stock of Lead, Olass, Oils. Varnishes, Colors, Brushes, and indeed, all manner of Painter's goods, forsalobj

BABK, OULICK A BKBBY,

apr 24dtf Druggists.

Moth and Frechlcs.—The only re1 inbli remedy for those .brown discoloration* on the 'ace railed Moth Patches and Freokles is

EBRT'B

MOTH

ADD

Jy!d3m

FUCKLI LOTIOH. Prepared

only by Dr. B. C. TcanT, Dermatologist, 49 Bond Street, Hew York. Sold by Druggists in Terre IIaato, and cl cwhere. Price $2 per bottle,

ICC! Ice I—Tho undersigned would announce to tbe dtineos of Terre Hants that he is prepared to deliver, in any part of the city, the purest article of Ice ever offered In this market. Orders may be left with Oas Arnold, at tbe Post Offloe, B. W. Bippetoe's Grooery Store, Cory A Manconrt'a Hardware Store, or at my Office, at tbe Ice House, sostheest part of the oity. aprS13m Til OS. S. LUPTON, Agent.

Pure Crystal Ice.—The undersigned are now prepared to furnish tbe pnbiic with clear' healthy Biver and Spring Ponl loo for the season, at low rates. Two wagons will ran daily, and •apply all Business Houses and Private Families. Orders left at the jst Offloe. with Oas Arnold, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, will do well to order from nprtdfim STXIBintHI. UTKB.

Skiff's to let.—Two fine new Skiff?, gotten up in the safest aad most comfortable style, with ^cushioned seats and two "sets of osnra to each. Terms reasenable. Apply t»

FALL OF, 1807!

Tic'

Just received 2,000 lbs Bed Seal

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

By Express, a choice stock of new

and fashionable Dress Goods, at A. Nipport's. dtf.

Bargains in Summer Goods. N.

Erlanger & Bro. aro offering all Summer Clothing at cost for cash. They have a good assortment of linen goods as well as light Cassimere Suits. dtf

SniRTS, SHIRTS.—Shirts at Kiddle's. [dtf. *.•«-

ii:

.iil

,i„a. a

'o4t a! smi 1

WL ARE RECEIVING THIS WEBKT THE

FIRST INSTALLMENTS

AHA

SPLENDID'STO'CK

JA KlUtV

A O O S

—mrrt: it* sari it

[OgI o£I t^siiUyO.ri

DAILY INVOICES OF

1C.

Pen

Ne^DrlSs

Gd"Sls,Bi,a"

New Calioooa, New Muslins,

SHOES.

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

BOLAND & HAMMERLY,

Succossors to Harbert & Boland, No. 5 Mechanics Bow, Main street, Terre Haute, Ind. dtf.

^'n

I New Flannels,• 1 New Trimmings, .i New Embroideries

V&c., &c.,! &c.,

ii#

DURING THE MONTH OF

S E E E

'MgUia

SAITOHI

& Walmsi-bi

111 Mailt Street.

AMUSEMENTS.

MAtilNLEY & CARROLL'S

GREAT

Colsolidated Circus!

COMPBISINO

fit, paraphernalia and appointments.

A Treble Corps of Performers,

Combining the

Celebrities or Europe and America,

Together with a recently imparted Company of

Japanese Performers,

And a Magnificent Stud of

Pefroming& Trained Hordes,

"Will Exhibit at &

TERRE HAUTE, Wednesday, September 11th,

AT 2 AND 7 O'CLOCK T. M.

ADMISSION. Children.........

Au29 12t-w2t

...BO CENTS .. 85

FREE EXHIBITION. Previous to each afternoon performance M'LLE TINKHAM, the beautiful French Equilibrist, will make a Grand Asconsion, on a wire 300 feet long, attached, 15 foot in height, to the top of the centre pole.

JJTDUCATIONAL.

ST. AGNES HALL,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

it 1 t-5

The authorities of St. Agnes' lla.Il, sinco issuing their Oircnlar in July last, have made an arrangement with the snbscriboi not only to conduct the Department of lnstrnciion as horet iforo, but also to take the entire charge of the Boarding an4 Financial Departments. The subscriber, in assuming this responsibility, will make no changes in Conducting the affairs of the Hall, except suck as are herein Indicated.

The next Session will commence September 4th, 1867.

II P1NSE8.

Boarding and Tnition of the_Begular Course,in. 'ashing, per Session $137 50 10 00 10 00 20 00 6 1)0 10 00 20 o0 30 00

oluding Fuel, Lights and Wa of 20 weeks French or Qenaan Lessons Linear and Perspective Drawing Painting In Crayon, Oil or Water Colors... Use of Piano in daily practice Graduating Fee Tnitlon lnHusic to beginners Tuition in Music to advanced pupils Finishing Lossons, including I'iano, Cultivation of Voloe, Harmony, Thorough

Bass, &e.„.... 40 00 For Day Scholars the Tuition of the Begular Course will be per Session of 20 weeks. Primary Department «... 10 00 Preparatory Department 20 00 Academic and Collogiato Department 25 00

When a pupil in tto regular conrso takes any Ornamental branch brsides Music, a deduction of one-fourth will be made from tho charge for such additional branch.

Professor J. C. Meininger takes charge of tho Music Department, assisted by Mrs. Meininger. All payments must be mado to the subscriber, healcne is responsible for tlieexponsos of tlio Qall.

Payment In advance will be invariably requiced. No deduction ror absence will be allowed ex* cept in cases of prolonged sickness of tho pupii. Books of the Course of Study, Stationery, Shoot Musio, Drawing and Painting Materials, and all other neeeesary articles for tho Student caa bo obtained at the Hall for cash only.

For tho character and advantages of the Hall, reference is made to the" Bt. Rev. Bishop* Indians, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Missouri anl Minnesota to the Clergy of their respective DieceseH, and to tho Patrons of tho School duriog the past two years, K. ROOT.

Terre Haate, Ang. 29,1867 dlw

MONUMENTAL.

rttHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent

JL for the

CELEBRATED SC0TCU GRANITE

W. HOWARD MANNING,

17dtf Corner 6th aad Cherry Streets.

a Imprrishabl«. It is of the poitok of

MOKDMSNTS. This material is Imperitbabh. It is saseepKMeo/ tie Ughetl/ 1. Its chief constituents are

Us aoS Agsstod any known material, the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and 1'ompey's Pillar, at

Alexandria, in Egypt, which still re

main ssiajstnl ty THE RAVAGES OF CEOTITItlEN. Tbe superior beaaty and durability of this material Is causing a demand for it in the Eastern States, where it is being adopted by the wealthier classes in preference to the Italian Marble.

A specimen of this Granite may be seen at the Adams Express QBlce. Orders anff ttfqrtlries will meet with prompt station. Address, JAHES O. W1L3U&,

Z9dtf Box TSt, Terre Haute. Ind.

gBALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the Com' mon Cotiueil of the Oity «f Terre Ilante, Ind., for the grading and graveling ot Chestnut street, at their first regalar aieeting, in September, 18G7. 1st. That portion of Chestnut street, between fsattk aad glfth streets, a .lisUnos sUOO foet cut of earth, 333 cubic yards. 2d. That portion ot tha same. ytTeet llet ween iFirst and Seventh streets, a distance of 1,009 feet cut of earth, 1,G82 cubic yards,

The whole distance to^be graded and finished with a coat of gravel 25 feet wide, half screoned and half, unscreened, ona,foot deep in tbe centre, and six laches oa the sHM.'

Separate bids required for eacli section. Contract may be let to the lowest responsible bidder. Work to bt done under tbe direction of the Street Commissioner, Tbe OUy Engineer wilt set tho grades aad give estimates as ordered by the Council. Gravel maybe obtaiaedfrom tbeCravel Pits, north of the City. S. K. ALLEN,

Chaimao Street Committee.

BAIX.IV, City Engineer 23„W67-d

Terre Haate, Aag.

isSH SSl&ls&i Tj&toSnni&i -..Jtki*.

FOR SALE.

SALBUILLII&HS FARM '1ST*a Rroat bargain, a Farm of 980 acres in Bichlaad .county, Illinois, only four miles north of tbe O. A H. Bailioad, and about forty-fire mOessoat&-w«atof Tarn Haate 330acres prairie and 10 acres timber, uauni laad about 190 Metes under fence and in cultivation two crseks passing through the farm, which afford a constant •apply of stock water a two story CrsOBO hoaae of six rooms, hall and porch, milk-hoosc, stable, te the house is beautifully located oa a knoll, from which oa can see all over 8t ring town Prarie, noted for its healthfalasss and fertility a young orchard of choice fruits, Jkc Ac. Price S$» per acre for the whole or will sell one ha IT. with Improvements, at 923 per acre.

For farther particular* call oa or aUnssW LINDLKY OO, Beal Kstato Agents

No. Vast Washington street,

augaOBweod Indianapolis, Ind.

Ffinest

)R SALE, FARM.—One of tho Farms in Vigo County, contalnlag 163 acres of rich and highly prodactive land, aboat on»half nnder cultivation. It is sitaated on the Kvancville A Crawfordsville Ball Road, 6% miles South of Terre Haute, at Young's Station.— Tho Railroad running adjoining to, aad a Switch being on one end ef the land, makes it valnabte* Will be sold low. Isqalre ef

Tt'J

.Si

Af-SO,

Lot about

600

foot oa tho Canal, in Doau'a Addl

tion, not far from llteuew Rolling Mill ALSO, My Foao^ry ai.d Machine 5b»p *r th© R*2Irv*l .i'tlH't, now ^tiling under Ibe n*me ol "Vigo

Kotiurirjr auJ Marblue I'ajmeu eaajr* Forfarfh«r particular* H-juin* ... ARBA HuLMKS, nqg£?4UwO Tvrr© limitc, ind.

FOii

SALE OR TRADE—For

Oity Propertj—WO acres of good Prairie Land, situated in Kdgar cvunty, near Paris, III. 240 of it is under fence end cultivation. I will soil on moderate and easy terms.

MBS. SMMA J. METCALFE.

anXMUf Terre Haale, I nJ.

TPOR SALE.—Will

be sold at

A. private sale the following Township Properly: The Frame School Honse and Lot in Dean's Addition. Also a large Lot In Hnmaiton's Addition, fronting on I'hesnut Street, near Mr. Jewett.

Terms—Oae half down, balanoe on time. QSOBOK W. NAYLOB, Trustee Harrison Township. Terre Haute, August 20th, 18(57 d2w

FBUSINESS.—WishingCHANCEbusin

OR SALE.—A FOR to change my 1 offer my Stock of Agricultural implements at a low figure. A person of enterprise, with a moderate capital, caa do well. Ap^ly at No. 66 Main Street. J. A. FOOTS.

1:1

a magnificent and elaborate out

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

rotlre from business, I now offer my entire stock of Boots and Shoos for sale. The stock is new and carefully selocted, especially for the retail trade. Any person wi.hing to invest in an established business, will find it to their advantage to call oa mo soon, at my placo of business, at No. 100 Main street,Terre llaute, Ind. aC-Ilrn B. O. GOKBINBAU.

I?OR SALE.—HORSE.—A good

family horse, porfectly gentle, top Unggy and Harness. Tliey will be sold low for cash or good papor. Enquire at Coleman's Wagon Yard, corner of 8th and Poplar streets. 24dtf

FOR

SALE—Two Milch Cows.

Enquire of J. J. WEBSTER, North 14th Street, next to Q. L. Beigler, or at J. Starks,' en Kast Main Street, noxt to Canal. joaSdtf

FORISALE—Fou^Framo

FOR

Houscs

Ono of five, two of six, and one of seven rooms. will sell theso houses verr low, and on reasonable ttrms. Apply to T.J. FORREST, 14 llf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

SALE.—The Brick Build-

ing on Third street, half square north oi uii, now occupied by Ira Grover. For further information, apply to 1). W. MINSHALL, 17dtf At First National Bank.

FOR RENT.

O RENT—THE UNION HOTEL, at Charleston, Illinois, haa been refurnished and up, and is now in iuccessful epilation, and can be rented on rcafmi&bte terms. For particular*, apply to JA3. M. HAY, my27dtf At the Union Hotel.

XTOTICE to City Tax Payers

am making preparations to place the receiptaof all Delinquent Tax Payers in tho hands of Depnties who will procood to collect tliesan accordance with the Law. All who wish to save costs and trouble will do well to cell at my office immediately and settle up.

WMao

O. A. GOODWIN,

Ang. 27, 1867. dlw City Treasurer,

WANTED.

TXT ANTED BRICKLAYERS VV

Fo.ir or five good Brlcklayors can find

steady employment on the Normal School building. at good wages, if application is made imme diately.

m"-

27dl«

IRLS WANTED.—Four good

IT Girls wanted at the National House that are acquainted with Dining room and Chamber work also, ono that can work a Grover A Baker Sowiog Maclilno. Apply immediately. aug27dlw JACOB BUTZ & SON.

TXTANTED

FROM NEW YORK,

IS NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN X3STIDXA.3Sr-A.I»OXjIS, Whero he may be consulted, ran or

PRY GOODS.

C. WITT1G & CO.,

"lifeB»

WEEKLY

FALL

CHAUHCKY CABR,

aug2Sd3m Terre Haate. Ind.

TNOR SALE.—My Residence on plar Street, betweea 6th aad 7th Streets ALSO, Two Lots and Dwrlliog Uunse cn Third Street, four gqnars north of Main Streot *,

AGENTS.—(Malo

TT or Female)-

Female)—Can clear $50 per waek at

their own home, in alight and honorable bu®i ness. Any person hating a few hoora daily to ipend will find thia a good paying boslnefls. Addrr89, sending two stamps for full particulars, K. K. boctewood, Detroit, Michigan. an23d6tw2t

ANTED.—SITUATION

with family, who speaks theQerman

and English language, and is weil posted in Bookkeeping and Arithmetic, wants to get a situation either as Clerk in a Warehouse or as Salesman in a Store. Good references can be given.

Please direct letters to A. W. aug21dtf Box 167, Torre-Haute, Ind

WANTED.—WORLD LIFE VV

INSORANCECO., 117 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. M. A. Crane having been appointed 8pe cial Ag-nt for the counties of Vigo, Vermilion, Parke and Sullivan, offers the best of terms for Solicitors for any of tho above counties.

Ofllce over Merchant's Union Express Company, Main Street. Aug201tf

YE AND EAR.

DR. ('HAS. E. WALL,

OCULIST A.ND AURIST,

CHASOE,

ail diseases of these delicate organs. The univer sal success of Dr. WALL'S practice for tbe past two years in this city, together with fourteen years cxpcriiince in this branch of the medical profession elsewhere, should be a guarantee to those afflicted that he is no charlatan or quack,but qualified to accomplish all he undertakes. Cross Eye removed in Ont' Minute or no charge, and without inlerroption to boslness.

Patients wiio have already been enred of Blindness, DeafBOSS Cross Eye, Ac., ran be soen on application to tbo Office. All surgical operations made in the presence of the family physician when desired.

Offensive discbarges from the Ears of Ohlldren (a sum forerunner of Deafness,) permanently cured. Chronic Icillnn allon of the Eyes, of years' standing, perfectly cured. Weeping or watery Ky«, Cataract, Films aid Ulcers of tbe Eye speedily cured,

NO CHAKOE for an Examination and an Opinion, and no charge for

UNSUCCESSFUL

treatment.

Operating Rooms—21% West Maryland Street, up stairs. Post Office Box 1218. ang30dw1y

O ALL INTERESTED.

PAINTINGH PAINTING! PAINTING!

CALL AT

E. BUCKELL'S PAINT SHOP, 4th St., 2d boot North of Central Engine Honse. Having had 15 years experience in the above bnsiucss, aud having the best Materials, I can warrant satisfaction hi all 1 undertake.

Partlcnlar attention paid to (training and Sign Writing. J-KMly

|JNION BAKKR1.

'"1

FK A XK HEINIG A BRO MaanfhctnrMs of all kiads of

CRACKIES.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Oanal and Depot, A E e30dly •if. INDIANA.

jfJTsa

73 MA 119 STREET,

OPPOSITE McKEBN'S BANK

4..

RVLLEriK

New Arrivals this Week.

PRINTS, Beau Ufa I Styles 1

New and

FALL MUSLINS,

Reduced in price.

lleavy Brown Canton Ftaimtt, Btenched.

All Wool 6-4 Sacking,

5 For Ladies woar.

Best Uaribaldi Waterproof.

A S

The best made in In iana, in

Halmoral Sliirtw,

Imperial, Pontoon, Bruner, I\isyunt,, About half the price of a year ago.

IN E W O O O O S

Will be coming now every day.

^Prices Low

Our Bargain Department

Is full. Call for them.

C. WITTTIG & CO

&8dwtf

INSURANCE COLUMN.

Oa,

INSURANCE

UNI0N„

Or INDIAN AI'OLIS

Capital, #407,505 TM. THK LEADINO FlSK lKSUUtKCK I'.IMIV. NV Of |KU., A Stock Company

OWIIMI

and

.'I.htri.N, IN

tlio

leading business mcu in the Suio. The fullowl area |art ol 11 Sto. kli,lil'i, who are residont* of Ti.rre Haute, and lo uh. in we would refer tkjso HHuliiig eiiiind nu.t reliiible Insurance at fair rutun.

Preston lluisejr, l'roj't Mailt.ual Slut*. Ilunk. J. It. Cujnlngliaiii, DiUKgixt. L. Q. Warron's Ueirs.

HAVENS A CO Agents,

23dtf Office over lKmuelle^'s Driirf Ht»re.

WBEftMd JftAlilJVJti

MERCHAN

TiS iNSU UA,\

COMPANY, OK

ilAllTrottl),

E. THOS. LONUKLL, itxc'y OAriTAL,

CON.V

MASK

llt.wAuo,

I T.S'f

#•-'00,000

All Losses l'romptljr Paid. rolicles Issuiil ami encvt dl»y M. A. tuei". ill.'

\TOETH AMERICAN

1" FIKK INMUKANt'E oni'ASV Or llttaTron, Cash Capital tfuoo.ot"

A. F. UASL'iNtiti l'lesiJ't'iii. W. 0. HASTINGS becieUij i'OI.IOICS lSStlKll BY

M. A. CKANK, Agent,

^rny'21dly Terr.' iii.uli liul.

H'okli

IMSUiiANCJi CO.,

l!IN€INNATI,OIIHI

CapiLul, ...._ #UUO,OOt Firu and Slariue ltisks takeu at reasonable rinki Office, b. W. Cor. Third and Hycamoiu 8lieeis. OUAS. C. KEAK1KT ITi sideui 0. H. HANSOM, skviei».)

I. A. t'HAf K, AKditt, 'I't'tlt- llHlll.', illJ.

UCKEYifi JK3TUAL INSUii ANCE COMI'ANV. CAMIt fnpltal

$300,000

Oil

Nurplna BO.OOO ok

Total Caab Asseu Jaa. lat, ism, 2«o,o»o *o Profits rcturucd in Cash to Stock and l'oluy iL• I.. ors. /VflMiHKU all Oath—llividnid* the Name.

No Liability on the part of the Assured. Office OVIATr'S KXCaAMJS, I'LCVkLAMll, imi.. Li. D. HUDSON, Btc'g. \V8J. r,c,i

H. A.

llANK, Agem, Term liituiu, I nJ.

EE PUTNAM

F1IUS INNUKANC't i'OMl'AA 1 Or UAarroan, CoNNnrricuT. Cash Capital 8500,000.

SAMUEL WOODUUFF PresiUei.i. DANIEL BUCK Jecrei»iv. M. A. CHANK, Audit, my29dly Tene linuti., Ii d.

10IIN EXCHANGE

F1KE I.VNUKAMti: OMI'AN V.

Oasb Capital $oo,uou.vu Offiro, No. 1S7 IIroadway, N. Y. OKUANixsn in laja. B. r. MASON 1're.id.ui

0KO. A.

DUkSSKK 3.

IOI«IY

M. A. i'llA.K, Agent, Teire Uaut. I il l.

A€€ID£NT.

TTN1TED STATES OSCALTT «:0» UMPAJiV, or

NKW

JCBSEV.

For Insurance against Casualties or Accidents .N. Y. Office, 9li liroadway. The only Mutual Accident Ompauy iu A 1:1. FKANCIS MAU«OK, Pit~,.l. i.l CUABLKS WUKTS, Sec. und Tr.H». BOBKItT LENOX KKNNK1IV, Cliair'u l£*V UKNBY F. VAIL, Chairinau rf"uiaur.. Ci nnnili.'

For Local Agenciee apply to M.A. VUANK. Agrni, Terre ilttutrf, lud.

I E

rriHE UNITED

STATES

LIFE IffifTRAJVCE COMPANY, NO. 40 WALL 8TKKKT, NKW 1 ol.K, Joseph B. Collins, Preaidom,

Assets Nearly $2,000,000. "b the Midst of Life We are in Death. Insure with tbe Old Reliable.

IK. A. CRANK, Agent,

janelitf Terre Hau e' Ind.

PLAUSSEN, BISHO WSKY Jk Co Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYH,

W O O I 9 A I E A 8 FANCY

GROCERIES,

NEUAKN, TABACt lW, TEAN, ,to. lOdt

AS FITTING.

GEI6EB Ac WICKS HftTiog

CODIOWDM

the Ou Fitting

eooa«ctioii with thoir Lock-vnithiuK looot, hope, by prompt attentiou to oriirm, lo merit

Btureof public pAtroongo

Mhop *oQth BiJo of Halo

GA.

HMIV HK-

TITTMAN,

Tr»rre

Btnto fiosM. miam

MKCHANICIAN. p*

Mo. 301 Nala Street, between #th A 7th Au,, Terro Hauto, lud. MODELS AHO Daiwisos Mrmt tsmts. Sewlag Machines and other Li)Cbt Hachiuery repaired to giv» tatufaction. Breech-Loading S«.t tium after tlio c*trbrated French Pattern, made from or nl.l material, may 9dly

CUTTEJi, HOGSK A»D

Siua

A I N 1 E I

NO. 187 MAIN MTITEET,

Yerrc

llante,

BMIKNCH—J-

Indiana.

Oook

Son, Ool. Thos. f)ow»

ling, Qeorge Hulft. jelWCm