Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EXi 'HESS.

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Tuesday Morning, SepK

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"KAILuBOAD TIME TABLE.

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TO. A I" AD HTiSEMBNTS

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it:Uin"fy—Mr«. M. A. W»lt»r 5I $M*r rb Blttfirs—J. Blfe.'' S»ur.".', is t'jli —Turner 4 Co. ?:*ob!rK—n. BtttltAff S r.:-r—'/..ju '.on "o: 'v.!2—'Jalrot—SIcKean. PidJotk

CITY

/VND. STAlB ITEMS.

3" Tiio Qity Coupcil ^me^ti to-night in regular scssioir

W re E it

Far:? Blade, dropped into'' our sanptu^n "5- r.ing.

The sain of space for refreshment during the Stdte.Fair will be made" th:j s.ftfirno at two o'clock, ^on the ground- I -9f(ffr I'ITr. A. Arnold returned from an Lxtendod vi»it to the fathorland,t yesterday evening. His shadow has grown no

Siclcr.pss in and about t.he city is

«uid to be on the increaeq—tho usual effect (f indulging in melons and green fruits.

Cuomm in Plkab

OODRX.—The evi-

ienco in Ffirbrothcr will case was all in iast oveni, evening, and the argument of tho counsoi will be made this morning.

ii&Y* Read Brokaw Bros. & Co.'s "spoci^us' in our pnpnr this morning. They contain valuable information for housouppperj and ronsutners of dry goods.

i,Zf Ei iperinteadont J. 1$ Sullivan, Secretary A. J. Holmes aud Treasurer O.irloJ Dickson, of the State Board of Agriculture, nr8 at the Terre Haute House

Tl»t Universalis Convention

closed t)ur.da\' evening. During th'e session sixteen periods connected themselves with the chuivh, and two worn baptised by im:n*v3ion in tho river.

jPT.tTMSlno.~M. Buckell, a practical plumber, propose to devote a portioniof his Ht'.yntion to talis business. Our ^growitiq city will grea'tly need tho services of such a mechanic. See his card.

WutfirfailJ should bo well secured.

A lady protwe'eaded up Main street yesteivl »y with one dangling down hor back. Tbo crtistic effect "was lort—and tho ehignor. noiirly.sft

,®£T A named Jame3 H. Jones was asrpsfd yesterday by policeman Alloway, four ini'ms west of tho olty. He is charged with stoaiing a horse at Lebanon, Illinf i:, a --Uv.'i t.iin« since. At tho time of tho arrest ho was cutting w.od for Mr. Titn C1 Grover. no was committed to jnii nnd the authorities at Lebanon notified of the capture.

Pr/T D-r- Hale, of Indianapolis, Physician for Catarrh, Throat and Lung dis-. OHS0-. may consulted as usual, Thursi'i September 6th at the Terre Haute House. Dr. Hnle is not a travolipc, physician, but permanently located in Indi'*c«ptl« -«t»d may be oonsulted at any tixu a-, hie Disponaary, and Surgery Miller'*' one square from the Bv-H "v

JAFAN 6j»RII» WHEAT—We w^re sh?v?:. Vy Mr Kiaer. yesterday, ahead of :iiis ~haat, of monstrous site, and'said'to oontrun ever two thousand gratos. It was rai -n ?£r. Hurrison Hall, seven miles tcu'b cf th-- city. It i# cultivated like corn, i- r. injarad Iv fly or weavil, and

Sr- t'aat flour, mad1 from it equals tbat mr.

frcm tho test Mediterranean

-hori- I? Is certainly worthy the attin-tincf.-'r f-irviora."

MAXOB'S- Cotnsr.—There

Anuim.

XiV i".! M»ii 4:40 r. *. 3:10 r. ess ......WWO

ST. LOUIS, ALTOS AX"D TEBBE HATTTE. AXWS-

vtxrt. 11:36 A.

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Accommodation... v:*5

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EVAN8YIX.LE AITD CRAWFOBPSVILLE.

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....Accommodation 1:20 r.

4:1! r. Mall..— 2:55 r. BOCKVILl* EXTENSION.

ABBIVK.

A-

coanty' Ticket.

For Recorder.

tfHitt). F. QOHKEIjIk Vi v'oaiuiiMkmc-r—lit District, :'XBfcpfSO?.ft¥£UKBf. «ia.CGBBmissiot»oc—-8-1 Dlstriot,

I J*. S^^UEfiEEfT.—One of the great* entertainments over, givep in t' West wiil ba oonimpnc&l «(. Indiana^ polis day and continued until Fridby. •closing"bnt day with a grand picnic aitd.jjfebeob a gracd bail at night. Tbo N^rth •imericati fssngerfect js made up by d^'ojtetifp.? frflih a" tho Gorman singing«oc.e'isi, and is 5s »aid the singer* in iatienbdr."* Kt this ft*tivat will number near ?•?.? thousand. Several brass bands -.\1U be in ii'toD'lance, beside? a regu !.".r rrobestta of over sixty ininumsnt* The programme for today o'.nbrHccs the reception of the socieiies. sddrefses by Gov. Baker and Mayor

Macauley, and a matinee., concert. The truster cosccrt, iioworor, will bfe Thursday sight, in which all tbo societies will u.'.itc in th? grnnd choruses, .,

The EvansvlUe Msaanorohor came up t.-.st niirht and were handsomely enteriRitied by the ileeuaerchor ot .this city. Tai? morning, accompanied by Cnqua Brass Band, both eocictlas will go to Indianapolis. Vis^orsjio tho Swngerfest are carricu over the hirtroad at half fare.

WAS

finea w,tk :osta

2:M

an un., THE

stantly rrt'elvrji^ just suc}r propo5al3. Not:

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The Urst part of tho above resolution ful lyyexpipins itself. The Vice Presidents and members, of the Executivo Com.uittee wero selected "by ti^o Union at Lafayette, because they wero believed to bo earnest workers and dovotod to the great interjjsts.of the Sabbath School. Brethren let iio dfono be fpund in the hive. Let us see that our duty is fully performed. As to tho importance and nocessity for immediate and thorough organiiation, tho experience "of every practical pc rs is a satis fa argument, and it'seems almost useless to ofF.sr any reasons, as tho neces» eity of such organisation is so apparont.

The following may prove suggestive of other and better reasons, and may urge to prompt action

We need this thorough county organization 1. Bebnfe.0 Sabbath Sobbols must of necessity be extend to every neighborhood. As the results of this labor are for the boneflt of tho individual, tn each must the advantage of tho school bo given, j.. 3. Because, by the sympathy ofqyimbers, many are'influenced, who, were the ause weak and feeble, might possibly turn away. 3. Because, without such organisation, wo may not be aJvfeed of tho wants and requirements of every portion of the State, and, therefore, not accomplish the sjood vve might, ,-wpce full and complete information in our possession. 4. Because there are now no data showing tho condition of Sabbath school labor throughout- tho State, consequently the relation of this valuable aid to tho church cannot ho definitely ascertained, 5. Because nore than two thousand seven hundred .Schools failed to report to the Statistical Secretary of tho last State convention-their numbers, condition and progress no reports being received from ihlrty-thraa mtiw counties, while nineteen counties report but one school each. If the s'ntHtiqs reported in the proceedings of thal *tn7'eplion were taken as a truo exhibit of our Sabbath schools, it would disgrace Indiana. We know that ovewtr te ChfiaiiaB «nrneitly d*iir«_the history cf our Sabbath school labors to be correctly recorded. We must remedy any apparent defeats, and have this departmontA four Start) ''ft t" oh Fc ta history pro perly written Jiy.those rtfbosa constant ef torts are employtd ill Snbb-ith schools.6 Btscaise by thus organizing, a healthy and profitable emulation in the woulji jae established betwoon the various counties. 7, Bccnaso «s officers, teachers, and friends of Sabbath schools, we need to extend our flcquji tance,. conlrib-.ita our ax perierfie, ntici avail ourielvca of the expeence of others in order fully to qualify omac^rm for th- I*for allotted us.

Finally,Sjveryvvhero that counties are thus organised, blessings have invariably resulted to every one participating :n tbe tpc^rcis^l of t£j aroctir.Ktj'wid t'ie laborer«j of the toacher« artel officers have Seen

IITDLAARAPOLTS

usual stir in our cu&icipal court jester-1 BAiLEOAp—Artick* of association were ji

eted** strdetian of which ia eoniiogeat o&jfb* John Whitman was drunk and disor ^sulS'bf the Terre Haute Boaa. Aijfet* derJ*. Wtth sotpe tfliiigaline circum*!ont

stance^ be escaped with a fine ox $6,50.

^iary Wbitpan presort (ad- the apyolt- mioation to force a sale, or to baild a near Ing spectacle of a drunken woman, and 1 l'ne almost parallel with it. The length .. ..., «7nfl of the new route will bo about seventy-

$7'00'

Sarah Kernnn and Emms Collier, wan- Haute road as far aa Gretucutis. FroBB dering prostitutes, were set down for that point it may branch olT"through the $11 00 eachi 'coal intersectiQg the Alton Road

John Baiser, came in for abusing his

wife. He v.33 enrolled a-s a subscriber to Jars, and the directors are George ~W. the school fund, which with costs, footed Cass, Olney Hoagland, Stillman Witt,

arrivftt ottboguilty parties and witnesses.

long-Jttvce w« r«ntiived a proposal to ad-^i a saTe, certaifa,al»d speedy cure for 'Tert^gi^rfd^VAli• sohtething tt9 .follows: Qa recurptti-oif? your paper Containing marked copf (if Sncrdised advertisement,

We will ft)rWtifi^-yipiu, pariJue bill for Hoop

Pf&fy t°

be uken

hi'part pa^nTpnt^for titiflMer df'f50 _ea(ih ^Jsirt,entitles. tt)e^ holder to, ft picket in— we hftve f(jrgott"i th6 namih—Prise Concert jffo#", we 'didu't want |20 worth of iioop SitiMay to soy ^nothing of $60 |w ftrfh..7Tbe^3j-e the, advertisement was ^veryrespectifuHy doc'liried.i,'v

A. New Yori Hotel oitfored to advertise, providedf!*we would take it wit in'

Scan —A erowdsd street ear. First Pas»enger—(To a sturdy laborer standing in front of him).—"I say, there I've got toes

Second Pasaenger—"Y-e-s. (A gleam of intelligence lighting up his face "I folt 'ytn."

To EYE RI LOVER

SABBATH

SCHOOIS

INDIANA.—Tho Executive Committee of the Indiana Stato Sabbath Schooj Union, at the meeting held July 17th 186T, adopted the following

Resolved, That it be made the duty of tho members of Executive Committee "and the Vice President! in each Congressional District, to act n« a Committee to assist in the organization of County Sabbath School Unions in tho various counties of their respective districts and that tho Chairman of tho Executive Committeo and tho Recording Secretary ho instructed to prepare an address, to be signed by the Executive Committee, setting forth the importance and pressing necessity for tho organiiation of County Unions."

& ST.

J.,,, flled-on Saturday with the Secretary bf ^^.Strte for the new railroad wert/U^ion-

Mr- Eo61a°d

JiS&£<?2!S

It also apjiearod Michael Murphy was' The road will run, if built, from here to intoxicated, and ho was called on for $7. Sanford, on the State line, and iron ^^v•a|-^h^9es•wrt:awkiting the

lo lhe

v»" CUEK op 2TBBTODW DlWU8«|. -vAtf EAJXERM STTJE

LOUTI

the officers of the Com-

... p&py *e«n bent on holding to the lint,

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other parties expffess eqtiAl detef-,

ive miles, and will run near th|» Ttrre

a S a

eap|ul gtock ja one mXWm

£oI.

inter^Ung poipt-W.

ADTERTISIKO. medical writers of irtituDfity concur in

-The people of the East h.Cve the repu- jthe opinion that we are an overtaxed pfeo-^^kCjirof,hwiiig-ikiatp, jkodjjnow they are! pi® nnentally. Nefvo^se*bau»t»on),l^en sfrfving to bov queor. The .following.are- tal depression^ conftnei ideas, softeninj

spec-imena: of,:i'heir!3tyle-~#t ieast, of tbe style ftf th$3r ^dv'tsirt'Uere, as we are con-

of the brain, paralysis, imbecility pta madness, are tho Tesult. Turner'» Tie

Douloureux or Nervous Neuralgia PiU

is^

ralgia and all .Narroua- Dij^ases. It bfta. been used with great success in private practice for ighteeij yearey ^nd is noiw presented to the public with the afsurapce that it will-«fl%ctua^' reihart1Ittfiiiitressing malady, which of late yearv has become so alarmingly prevalent. A single trial will establtfh its awu^aUon a* the nndj»ub{«(d. %r al^Sejinijiatiiigf ills known as Neuralgia or Nerve-aoh|B. See advertisement, irii

E^tike NjijWt „X«I*M ATPRICES'— Onrjoth* Oil. Gloity, Wall

Jbliard. ^^iuded ^e ^i^dnji, ^ant'bLr ^o |j7«r, Shade*, «te, at Brokaw, Brothers & so far lof jiu^ jn^al4, and ,p!wd no atten- Co., 109 Main Street.

tion to tbu mattar.' But the fufiniett was from a homeop thic doctor. lie offered us an advertisemenvonr*cdndliron" that wo should take our pay in his medicines, to be used only in ouJL-awo-taaiUy -l--• ,, -n

a- As we are all enjoying the .nice fruit now in the market, we would "Suggest to all, that in order to preserve tl^r, fine white napkins they should go to

S Ryee & Go's, and secure some of the i'Fruit Napkins'" which» wo offer at prices }0 suit ail "lovers of -good fruit dtf. 'i ••-,

compared with the Great Fall in medy kinclscf goods which can be proved by looking at the new stock of Family Dry Goods now on exhibition at Brokaw Bros & Co., 109 Main street. dSt.

DAVIS' EITRAOT or JAMAICA

recognizwl .« s^ttfeitheir *hal!owing tnflu-, enoos. opposite the postofftce.

We, thetefore, earnestly urge that no unnecessary delay prevent the, imme iiate organization of Union in cvwy county in tbe Stato.

.ti •.

the Etocufcivu GominitUMJ nietjts in No-

work, aid noj cease their iabor till every

Cl^

vember next, every connty may report street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf the Union established, .aid in gaod effec- I tivocondition. ...

Will the friends of ottr schools at once)

take up this important duly »n tho city at Wolfe & -Westfhll's, 85 f^t! ml° Vice-President or member Main street,Terra Haute, Indiana/ idtf ®f tho Executive Otnnmittee of yoar respecUvo districts, the name of tbo live

portion of Indiana shall be blest with at portion of Indiana shall be blest with this grand auxiliary to the Church, in elevating and hristiauising oar people.

Papers friendly to Sabbath Schools! please copy.

Respectfully. WILL OTMBACX, Fres't

GINGER

For Dyepcpsia, Indigestion, Diarrhea. Cholera rriorbus, and Kheumatism, pre pared and sold at J. A H. A. Davis' Drtig and Chemical Store, corner 3d and Main ftroets. dtf.

LOST.—Somewhere between Hulfn^n' store and Ninth street, on Main, -Fifths or Ohio, a Morocoo covered Memorandum' Book, with India rubber 4oop, and penqll enclosed, containing receipts,'- -accounts abd notes paid, tbe same being of ho Value to any one but myself. The finder ro turning the book to me shall be prope.'|y rewarded by leaving it at Bari^s Drug storn, Post Office, or at tbe BxCRiua print ing office. O N. Goer®. ?ept2dtf

Bartlett & Ahatin, Booksellers

and Stationers, 101 Main street, having recently replenished their stock, are no fully prepared to supply all deman that may be made on them in tbe School Book line, at the lowest possible prices. Give them a sail. dSt.i

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

Six tape twenty Spring Skirts at

85 cents. ij Six tape twenty-Ave Spring Skirts Jat eighty-five cents

Six tape thirty Spring Skirts at one dollar at Weiaa' Hoop Skirt Factory, opposite tbe postoffice. d&wtf

toy The gr eat remedy for headaobe caracche, toothache, neuralgia, fever attd ague, cramp, ebolic, pains and cramps In the stomach, &c. The Bombay Root or Bludgatta, can be found at Wm. Clark's Barber Shop on Tbfrd 8l#ee4, near tbe Buntin House. Persons wishing it oan be supplied by him until my return to the State Fair. dtf DR. JOHN THOMAS. 1 1^^ A'liothSr llotthirty, doaaa of those elegantly fitting genuine whale bone corsets in coloced and^wfa^te. just re-

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BK?" New Goods just received-tbia jdiy at Woire & Westfairs, 85 Main stfeet,

Let?thc friends St "Qo&i work amoag'Torro Ilaute, Indiana. dtf. tho children assemble during Soptetuber

Fr•lot-—-

«wlfe & Westfall's, 85 Main

B,wt

a»ortment

manyseasonable

of Hats |nd Ca^*

Dress Goods an3 Shawls

actual omI. dtf

EDSALL

St Co. Tff

f* New style Hats and Caps just n-' jceivedat Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. ,r-1 ««{A

Rril tylea of Hata aed Oapa just

reoeired at Wolfs We»tfaH'«, 85 llaln

gpt^g5^r£ 3 f,

EDtJCATioirAL^P*of. Speneer's InstK ute for young ladies will open Monday, Septembei Id, hs rooibs dfipoeite the Baldwin Church on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio.

$tS^ 66 See the fkll styles' of Hats and Cap* at Wolfe A Westfall's, 85 Main atreet, Terre Haute, Indiana, dtf.

SaMKTKlSO Nkw—Ib Tape Trir^ming Watered Silk Beltings at Edsall A Co'srv ^. dtf'

ft)

When on Main Street, oall at

Brokaw, Brothers & Co., No. 10®, and examine tho handsomest styles of Tapeatry Brussels, Velvets, Tapestry Ingrain, Three^Ply, Venetian, Ingrain, and other grades of carpets ever shown in this olty d3t

S&" Choice shades of silk dotted net I Those goods are now ''all the rage" for veils. Got one at Sa^ton & Walmsley's

111 Main street.J dlt

FALLS

ST. ASTHONY—Not

handled nopr patterof

hair jewelry—some tosautiful designs.— Hair jewelry made to order. Secret att the old, standi, hair/in^s^op Mainafreet. fdtf.

JbTB.

HUii f#reaS?la*i N. B.—Hair Jewelry manufacutred ^t the shortest notice.^ A dtf

c^Se^TC|1 ^VCra^)n .—

Charges reuoihanle, and all work warranted entire satisfaction^ Call and see specimens at the City Qailery^oi»ad|Dm Vfetl of Barr ^jCp.'s I^rug SteiCWlnel oFMaia and 4th Briefs. I dtf

H. M. POUND.

HAVB THXM—Moire silk belt-

ing*. dtf

Toju CotHN^i ILOMK FALB.—Tbe eoming Horse Fair advertised to eome otf at tbe Prairie City Oourea, commencing on the 10th of September and continuing four,daj5r|, pron^S^ to t$e mostapleridid gathering and exhibition of fine stock ever witRdfesed in this Stale."

To' make the affair more attractive, Mr, PaeA has offered,nremiwns amounting in the^ggfe^e be distn buted among those who feel a desire to test the ipeidW tkeil fia'e houses.

One premium of $1,000 is given, especially for "Dexter" and "Lady Thorn," two of the most noted: animals in the whole country, and whose appearance here will be a marked epoeh in the history of our local exhibitions.

Wa hope to «ee our citjpeas show a fair spirit ef liberality toward the enterprising gentleman who is so actively engaged in getting up this Fair for the benefit and pleasure of this olty and the citiaons. aug23tf.

(gf Ladies abd Muses Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts. dtf'

Pure Cider Vinegar at E.

Wrigtt & (Co's, 155 Main street. dtf.

tST New Bonnet and Trimming Ribkxmo, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress THmmlng at A. Nipperts. dtf

fgf Plain and, beaded Parasols by Express, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf,

To Builders ind oth^Ps, a fine ak-

sortment of fancy and eommon grates for sale cheap, at 03 Main street. 8,dlw W. W. SHANNON.

t^R. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap Shirtvfcigb prieed. phirU, at Riddle? .131 Main streiet. [dtf.

GotoS. R. Wright & Co's for a

choice article of Qrecn and Black Teas, No^ 1(S Main street.! fl)'.,:: i, dtf.

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

COLLARS. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars atid Cu at RIDQBS'S. [dtf.

lOT Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Street opposite the old Court House. dtf -. W. W. SHANNON.

Depot for peaches at K«y dtf

Bailey's.

If you want the cheapest fruit

oana in theicity, go to 63 Main Street.. dtf W. W. SHANNON.

•QT Cornelius & Haggerty are selling all summer goods cheap, to make room fttt&lletoek.- dtf

iST Fruit and vegetable emporium at Ray A Bailey's. •1 dtf

id* Unbolted Flour, at C. I. Ripley's. [22-dtf

:e article of Dried Peaches, nee and CheVrles, al E. R. WEIGHT A Co's., ,dtf _(s.r155 Main Street.

AppTes,

I S.v*" w. S tii

New goods received every week by

Cornelius & Haggerty. dtf

^DAN^LMON'S Ovricx, Aug. 16.: 'iforibi To PXNaiONERS.—Irfvalid Pensioners, those who have not lost a limb, or aifftot otherwise f^^pSfientlyl injurdd,' aef exempt,'will fiafteWfee eximined by the surgeon on or after September 40^ before they ca* draw, bbelr next semiannual payments. Those doing business of this kind with me, will please be here jteynfat forfaid purpose- Dr, Ball will "probably devote thai day to" that purpose. Those having lost a limb will not be examined. Widows with children, and Guardians, must have two witnesses to prove "that the 'children or wards are living. My business will then be is such condition as to cause but lUtle delay.

-r—•'?•»»

NEW ARRIVAL

Boon

AND

•ttf Jnst received 9,000 Iba Bed Seel* I NEW AOVCRTISEMENTS. ing Wax for fruit cans and jars at Da via Drug Store, corner of Third and Malr Streets. dtf

Id^ByJIxpre^, a ah dice stockjOf new and fashionable Dress Gooas, ai A. Nip* pert's

dtf.

Bargains In Summer Goods. N.

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

SHIBTS, SHIBTB.—Shirts at Riddle's.

S a a

ing—one crate sold—two more on hand Oall and see them at C. I. RIPLET'S.

WANTED

F»XK*».H.

TO'

book

,h lhe latest" jfefltffflf iwd rfew Sam pies of the manuficture also, Jewelry of the German fashions, at

RfctT.—By tue first"* of

November a pleasant dwelling house of five cr six rooms, for which a good rent will be paid. Some person having means might invest ft. profitably by building suen a house and leasing it''te a tenant, who wonld take ploasoTe-in ornamenting and improving the property by-the cultivation of shrubbery, fruits, &c. Enquirb at S. R- HenderBon'»5toye,Suira -vr fdtf.

OCTOBER. .ELECTIONL

ear y/tajo ftiU^orjiet] Mi annancci-

WXLIJA5I

WOOLLEN aa candidate' tor faaoanler of Vigp Oonu*y, at th© ensuing October rl.vtirt n.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Constitution Water is a

eertam cure

tor Di4»Ljpi, and all dif^aa el U» KinaaTij^njl DUDIUB. For »al»Jby'aUyJ)rnggl8t«. 26dw8m

Diseases of llorsts and tnule.—Dr. OirroaD wo aid ask particular attention to thi ootloc. He olaima pnbile patroaaKtl

ttaa

tbe fa^t

that ha(baaa goo4 eiperi^pcw 'to tbtfprqqUoaof Veterinary Surgery, and ba» gives satisbctloa generally. lie has saved msoj Horses and Oattte by his skill, to acute attacks of IaflaaaattOD4 Ac. pays particular atteuiion to Veterinary Mid wifery lias saved many valuable If ares,and Cows by safe delivery, when they were Ingroat distress, aud would bave died without help. He asks particular attention, also, to Itis Alterative Tonic Powders, which are'of hiB own composition —clear ef all antimoufal poisoas that fill prominent a tn alt T)cai ht Condition Powders. The Doctor ignores the semi-bar be rous practice of bteedingr rowelitng, burtHogarfJ Vfiitering, which is but a relic of barbarism, too tame to be any engor tolerated among a Ohristiaa people.- Call at his Office, at K, W. Cbadwick's Livery Stable, opposite the Past Office. No charge, for ooasalta tion at Offloo mli 6d2taw-w3m

The Cholera is Raging in Memphis. HAHAH'S CHOLRBA CUBE It the only remedy that will effectually cure Diarrhea and all disor deri of the gtomach and Intestines, caused by a chaigeof food anil water, giving rise

Cbolic,

Wind, and painful Purging of the Bowels. We guarantee every Bottle we sell, or will refund the money. Get a bottle, at

I. L. MAHAN'S A CO'S Drug Store.

Jy25 dtf

Try the Magnolia White Lead.— It is a 8uow White Paint, ami it» wrar ng qualities are unexcelled. The extraordinary large sale of the "Magnolia," last sca«on i« sufficient guarantee that "it suits the peoplo."

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

BAKU, G0LICK A BEBBT,

apr atdtf Druggists.

Moth and Freckles,—Th0 only reliable remedy for those .brown discolorations on the 'aee called Moth Patohes and Freckles is PaURV'a MOTH FIICU. IiOTION. I'roparftd on'y by Dr. B. C. 1'erbt, Dermatoleglst, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold by Druggists In Terre Hante, ana yj'ewbore. Price |2 per bsttt', jy2d3m

Ice I lCC I—The undersigned would announce to'the cltiienn of Terre Haute that he Is prepared to deliver, iu any part of-the city, the purost article nf Ice ever offi-red in this market. Orders may be left with Oua Arnold, at the Post Office, W. ltippetoe's (Jrocery Store, Cory ft Ma- corirt'n Hardn-are Store, or at my Office, at tho Ice House, southeast part of the city. apr613tn' THO'. S. LUPTOtf, Agont.

Pure Crystal Ice,—The undersigned •re now prepared to furnish the pnbllo with cljat' healthy River and 9prlngP«a 1 Ice for tb& seasoii, at low rates. Two wagons will ran daily, and supply all Business llouaes and Private Familie^. Orders left at the P»t Office, with Qua Arnold, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prom?: attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, will da well to or0er from aprtdfim S^tiil STKINJriHL A MITKB.

Skiffs to Let.—Two fine new Ski®, gottou up iii the safest and mest comfortable style, with

mcnnhiontd

seats and two sets of oars

to eaoh, Taimn reasi sable. Apply to W. ilOWABD MAWNtNO, 17dtf Corner Sth aud Cherry Streets.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MRS. "WALTER

Has removed her

WHOLESALE IHILUNERY

Five Doors East of the Old Stand, to

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

Tork

lft£8H CUTTER

Will be on hand on the 15th inst. with all the j-•-

LATEST STYLE PATTERNS.

CHEAP MILLINERY

A E S S

aprldtf

BOLANI & HAJCMERLT,

"l^uccwsors to HarbeSrt Boland, Nol S Hante' tad. dtf, «i.sl* OJT--I 4 4-1 .*1

.UJM»II.

it yf-

gPRLNG MILL INERT.

SHOES.—

'Boland ft Hammerlv 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 fall ti- call and Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as our motto is, quick sales and small profits.

PLUMBING.

B- BUCKELL being a practical fLWlll, and a* tta xefaaat of naoF frtandt, bqg* to aaaaasd* ttet lx is nowpraptnd to «x»cut«aU admit tfeaabova ntlsut^ia oo BB»ctIoa With Us House

and Grainlfl^.

'SHOP—On 4th St., ad -Doqr North of Central Engine Hons*. BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS\ ke.,

fitted opbn the iaMt appr.ved principles. Bepairing promptly attended to. eepS

.Incil «U}*d

Cheap Soaplfiaad Soap! '*7«*•,«. -rf. »trj ii Ul5 Ji'iff

NATRONA rvi ?IsV.D

DAPQKIFlfH'S

~iv TB'II jsmw

:"-n »i

.wed blsscfo if W.-lo Concentrited Lye." -'f!

tfj'EL^POe'HBS e? SQF*&AP

ilt0«E^CEPit^35'•* f• iojte.v*' .Iitil. ,v' 1 rc-7 til .W-5W-!— .q i." .i Evity "EttAUtf dttt.Htffceihfji^ Owa,

Soap.

ALL VARIETIES Og SOAP.!

.f'l Yi v'

As Easily Made as a Cup of

1MTJA TSiaUl'O

Is a new^rt^ien^aitijd making Soap, list- dF.KjbV^red In

tad ^:14'^te of Sods. vrtttch,' iVif'•j#nyt:xad with kefDSE FAT.

ppiduc. 3 llltf

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

PIE

wor.t.n.

Box will maku 113 lb-, good f^oft Soap, or Ita equivaloat in superior Hard Soap.

Retailed by all -Dr.'.vtzists and Grocers In tba TTr.it '.il Btfttos. %jT TVLh BE^n*F-S WtTH BACH BOX^ya

Dealers c-'vii

»Sj4nin

caset,

CL.IfFOUD JTMBERT05J, Qenoral Agent, I 'pirisBURa. PENN:

•g |PRY COOPS, jf/a

FALL-'«P-18fi7!

i" •.

.rsn^tiTf? ft P. i. WE ARB BBOEITIITO THIS WBEK THB

J'OJ-H'lii

jQ.\s FITTING:

and Uat.,

B. ABBOTt-

T17ELL!—*To get well of DysVV pepsia, Livar Coapiaiat,!Fe««r and Diarrhea, Ckolara Merbas, Crampa, *0., taks jripa glass fuU

MISHLKB'S HEBB BITTERS Three times a day. Fcr sal* by I.BIJTE, at So. 3S,c*ratr Mltand Mala atreata, sMIytB gists.

sepMwly

:•?*xn

*B ,v" I

GEIGER"& WICKS Having commenced the Oas Fitting buainoconnection with their Lock-mlthing Establish•sat,'hope, b^ protnpt attantioa to otita-* lasilt a share ot

public patronage.

Shop south side cif .Hain street, near the Terra Hante aonse. n'KMMm

jg90B^ ^AND STATIONERY

M. W. GicONNELL JUs dispatMi ef )i| l^nitertakinc Business, nrlileh Bkd b#com# njceasary 1 ttcouseqaanc* of ttiejtppid Increase of

his

,.T,I»«

BOOit TRADE, Jfti-wtlf' now" tfv«tells eaiifc attontion to the latter branch of business, and with a roll and

complete stock of

SALLIE HASTINOSif^iic.t and Static aery, rf,rS€IipOIs BOOKS,, AfiAZxNES, PAPERS, Ac., 4c«,

:--3

As\s a continuance of the trade heretofore so Ib«rally bestowed aS3d »tf

•v, OPENING, iow.-wl

We are bow rwo*»i*iag a foil stock of do ads which wiU be opeaed on the 4th last. oall and tee onr new style Pattern BMUMIILadiaa,

OMAIN PLOW WORKS.

Ratoq, Prells Oosssstjr, Obto.'

T|ie Empire taeen of tbe West.

This Standard Plow has never been excelled, aad (orgsasralpntpo—nsrsr will be. In its construction we are working a perfectly bouogenlous Cast Steel that will ont polish and ont live aay other WrM|k Plow made. It throws a wide, clean, andsracefni ftorrow. and in (fraowht Is the lightest Plow on record. Tarmeta wi II do well te examine this Plow at

Jobn Scott Son^s Warehouse,

FOR SALE.

!?UE. SALE—25 yearling CALVIS J- at reasonable ftsnres. _Eoqutre at XoKegj, Paddock It Oo's Mill. 1

iwi''ii-»*t 'M

FIRST INSTALLMENTS i.iU-. H'X

S E N I S O

ifsftW MZ

I'fslHijf'i

A O O S

S & «.Ji Ij

DAILY IKVOIOES OF

New Dress Goods, .'^C Nj9W Calicoes, .. New Muslins,''

New Flannels,

r: I Trimmings,

New Embroideries

&o,/ fto., &o.,

DURING THE MONTH OF

S E E E

Terre-Hante, IMiana, purchaainc slsewhere. Toar laterast wa

IBeJoreto

Drag-

IM|I oroasota, and what assay Is troe. w!lMVlt M«BDIU, OAKPBWt.1. 00 $

xHfvwHik'f «'[$

Enroll

T70R SALE—ILLINOIS FARM JD —At a great bargain, a Fans of S60 acres is Btabland coanty, Illinois, only fonr miles Berth of tbe O..A M. Ballioad, and about forty -tve atUraeonUi-weatof Terre Hante SJOacras prairie and 40 asrea timber,

KXCSIXXXT

laad about 190

acres under f.nce and in cultivation two creeks passing thronsh tbe farm, whtob afford a constant supply of stock water a two story frame honaa of efcc rooms, hall and porch, milk-bousr, stab'e, Ac. the house Is beautifnlly located on a knoll, from which ou can aee all over 18tringtown Prari?, noted for its healthfuineas and fertility a young orchard of choice frniti, Ac Ao. Price $0 per acre for the whole or wilt sell one half, with improvements, at $SS per acre.

For further particulars call on or address LINDLETaCO, Beal Estate Agents efc "i No. 8 East Washington street. angSOivreod Inaianapolis, Ind.

FOR

SALE, FARM.—One of the Finest Farms in Yijro County, containing 1S3 acres of rich atid highly prodoctive land, about cno-half nad«r cQ'tivation. It is titnated on th« Kvanvil'e A CrawlordsvilleBall Boad, miie.'Sonlh of Terr* ffante, at Young'. Station.— The Railroad rnnnlni adininiui to, and a Switch twlng on one end af th« land, makes it alnabte'W ill be sold low. Ktonireef

CIIADNCET CABB.

angSJUStn TerreHaute.ini.

tpOR SALE.—My Rtsidonco on 1 plar Str,it, between 6tli and 7th Streets ALSO, Two Lot« and frw-lling 11 ns» on Third Street, fonr rqaars uorth Main Strtet

AI.80,

Lot a bint "CO ft^t un the Canal, in Dean's AdJI tion, n»t fur IVOrni lhe new Boiling Mill) AT.SO, My- Fono^ry and Uacbioe Shop mar the Railroad now sailing unUer the narao o/ "Vigo Foundry abd Ma-bin* Shop." 'tPaymen madaea^f. Forrnrthsr particulars Vn^hireot ABBA MOLMKS, »ng'27diw Tvrro Hante, md.

OR SALS OR TRADE—For City Propertyr-r&O acres of good Pralrio Land,.sitnatwl in ICdgnr oriinty, near I'aris, ill. 240 cf it is nndrr fence snd cultivation. I will sell on moderate andnaur terms. ui«BS. IMMA J. UKTCALF1 aa23'.|{f^ To ire Hauls, lud.

LpOK SALE.—Will bo sold at X~ private n4t« the followtD^ Town«h*p Proper* tvi Thfv^rMno School Hooaf* atid Lot Iti IHan'i Addition. AUo a larg* Lot in llama^tOD'a Adill* ti D, froBttfi^oD 'Ufeont Street, near Mr. JewtU.

Ternu—One half dowo, balaoc-A on time. GKOKUS W. NAVLOB, Trnstoe llnrrlion Townihlp. T«»rro Iliiutt, 4:ngoit 30tb, 1867 d^ar

tpOR SALE.-—A CHANCE FOR wL BUSINESS.—Wishing to change my business I ottrr.my Stock of Agricultural Implements at a low figure A person of enterprise, with a moderate capital, oan w.U. Ap ly at No. 66 Main "Street. J. A. FOOTE. dtf »Jt

A&OOD

it wii'ilmals la

Hber .l wlioJesale Grocers nn.i Dvu:.zM* i" ll« towns tux's liSMesofttie States,

F°£

CHANCE TO INVEST

in a well Kstatrilshod Business. Wishlug to retire from business, I now offer my entiro stock of Boots and Shoos for sale. The stock is new and oarefully selected, especially for the retail trade. Any person wi-hing to invest in an established business, will find it to their advantage tocatl on 'me soon, at my plsico of buslnesa, at No. 10" Main street, Terre llante, Ind. aC llm B. O. GUERINEAU.

SALE.—HORSE.-—A good family liorse, perfectly gentle, top Baggy and Q&ruesj. Thoy will bo

BOM

low for ca^H or

good pap^'r Knqnir^at Coleman'* Wagou Yard, corner of 8th and Toplar street#. k4 Uf

i1pOli

SALE—Two Milch Cows. Kiiqui "f J. J. WEBSTER, NortS Hth Strcot, next to O. Bulgier, or at J, Starke,' en RaNt Maiu Street, n«t to Canal. JeYSdtf

IT'OR SALE—Four,Frame Houses X? One of live, two of six, aud one of seveq ror ii, t,

will sell these houses verv low, and on

rcttJ.ouablet.rms. Apply to T.J. FORREST, 14:tf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

JgDUCATIONAL.

WALIHSLEY

SiXTOH &

'Jf

ii 't

use I i-'i 1

111 Slain Street

PLAUSSEN, BISHO WSKY & Co W- Importers and Jnbberi of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

W O E S A E A S

FANCY GROCERIES, SEtiABM. TOBACt'OH, TEAM. otr. niritr

Build.

pOR SALE.—The Brick

ing on Third street, half square north o( Main, uow occupied by Ira Grover. For further information, apply to D. \V. MINSHALL, 17,Hf At Flrot National Rank.

FOR RENT.

10 RENT—THE UNION HOT*L,

at Charleston, Illinois, has been refurnished and Sttcl up, and Is now in successful peration, and can le rented on reassnablo terms. For particulars, apply to JA1*. M. HAT, my27'itf At the Union Hotel

WANTED.

\\f ANTED.—SITUATION.—J

AMUSEMENTS.

HAGIMLET & CARROLL'S

Man with family, who ipeaka theGerma

German

and English language, and is well posted in Book keeping and Arithmetic, wants to get a situation either as Clerk In a Warehouse or as Salesman in a Htoro. Good roferenoes can be given.

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

ANTED.- WORLD LIFE

INSURANCECO., 117 BB0ADWAY, NEW TORK. M. A. Crane having been appointed Spe clal Agtnt for the countlcs of Vigo, Yermllion Parke aud Sullivan, offers tho best of terms fbr Solicitors for any of tlis above connties.

OIBce over Msrohant's Dnlen Express Company, Main Street. Aug20dtf

ST. AGNES HALL,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

The authorities of St. Agnes' Hall, slnae Issu. ing tbeir Circular in July last, have made au arrangement with the aubsoriber not only to oonduct the Pepartment of Instruction as berrWore, but also to tako tho entire charge of the Boarding an Flnansial Departments. Tbe subscriber, in assuming this responsibility, will make no changes in conducting tho affairs of the Hall, exo?pt such as nro herein Indicated.

The next Session will commenoe September ith, 1867. E N 8 E Iloardlng and Tnition of the Begnlar Course, in. oludlng Fuel, Lights and Washing, per Session of 20 weeks »137 60 Fioncli or Oermnn Lessons 10 00 Linear and Perspective Drawing 10 00 Paintinx in Crayon. Oil or Water Colors... 10 00 (7*o of Piano in daily practice 9 00 Graduating Fee 10 00 Tuition In Musio to beginners 10 00 Tuition in Mnsioto advanced pupils 80 00 Finishing Lossons, Including Piano, Cultivation of Toice, Harmony, Thorough

Baas, Ac 40 00 For Day Scholars th«Tu tlou of the Begular Course will be per Session of 20 woeks Primary Department J8 00 Prspsratory Department 20 00 Academic and Cnllegiato Department ii 00

When a pupil in tie regular oourse takes any Ornamental branch IxsMet Musio a deduction or one fourth will bo made from the charge for snch additional branch.

Professor J. C. Heiplnger takes oharge of the Maslo Department, assisted by Mrs. Meimnger. All payments must be made to the subscriber, he ale no is responsible for the expenses of the llall.

Payment in advaooo will be invariably required. No deduction for absence will be allowed ex* cept in casos of prolonged sickness of the pupil. Books or'tlio Course of Study, Stationery, 8heet Music, Drawing and Painting Materials, and all other neaessary articles for tbe Stadent can be obtained at the Hall (or cash only.

For tbe character and advantages of the Half, refArenre Is made t.i the Bt. Ber. Bishops if Indian*, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Missouri and Minnesota to t« CI orgy of their respective Dieceses, and to tba Patrons of the School during the past two yeata, X. ROOT.

Terra liaut,,,Ang. St, 1867 dlw

f-4--

MONUMENTAL.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED IB Agent JL for lb* CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE

Iht

asost

ImptruAatt*.

MOXCXEKTS. This material is

Brgtmt and

HMimpairrtt

It I.

itight* peUth

msesptfMs

any known material. Its chief constituents are the'same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which .till remain

THB RAVAGES OT CENTVHIEFL. Tha Superior beauty and durability of this material is causing a demand for it in the Eastern Statys, wbero it is being adopted by the wealthier classes In preference to the Italian Marble.

A specimen o! this Granite may be seen at tbe Adams Express Otbce. Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt atntioa. Address, JAMES *. WiLHON,

C9dtf Box 784, Terre Iiaute, Ind.

JOHN ARMSTRONG, Gongmith and Steneil Cutter.

Flour, Whisky and Sack brands, also Plates for arklng Clothing, cut to order. Guns made aad repal'rd in tbe best of sty le. All work warranted to give aatisfaclioo. ~bop ltd doorEaatof the New Court Honar, street, at the Vigo county Hay Scales. [iD

GcREAT!Ti

Cklsolidated Circus

/^OMPBISIfO a magn'Scent and elaborate o«tfit, paraphernalia and appointments.

A Treble Corps of Performers,

Combining the

v--'

Celebrities of Europe and America,

Together with a rcoeatly Imported Ooaspaay of

Japanese Performers,

And a Magaifloeat 8lu4

Pefroming& Trained Hortes,

\Vi11 Exhibit at

TERRE HAUTE,

Wednesday, September tltb,

A S A N O O O P. M.

ADMISSION Children

..00 CENTS 29

FREE EXHIBITION. Previous t« each afternoon performance, M'LLB TINKHAM, the beautiful French Equilibrist, will make a Grand Ascension, on a wire 300 feet long, attached, 75 feet to height, to the top of the centre pole.

Au29 12t-w2t

MERCH'T TAILORING.

NEW «000S!

I S O E 8 A 8 0 N

HARTSOCK & BANNISTER

Are now opening

Beautiful Styles!

FENCH AND ENGLISH

CASSIMERES!

ALSO A

SUPERIOR

L.OTJE

put BLACK PI.WHS!

AND

DOESKINS

Whieh will be MADB UP in

THE LATEST!

AND MOST

Fashionable Style!

BEAIOMABLE RATES.

CALL AT

No. 79 Main St.

H. & B.

af. WALMSL£Y,

A I O

Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Clotha,

Cassiineres A

Vesting*,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

CHEAPER

Than any other Merehant Tailoring Establishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

Praotioal Tailor

Gall an J. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

Bant Side of the Public Square

H. T. O. EMEIS, M. D.

'•"•a- s*'

^kloleotlo IPhyaiolaBs 8PB6E0N aad .Al

COUtllKK.

Batidosalt Acuta DWMM, I d«Totc-d a lbor«ngl) •tody to tha cara of all

CHRONIC/' DlfBEAMBS,

Sa«h as ali Diseases et tbe

CTE, LONOS, LITER, SPLEEN, ST'iMACH,

BnONCUlTltf, ASTUMA,

CONSUMPTION, AGUE

OA UK.

DTSPEI-«

Hysteria, Epilejixy, Paralysis,

Aad the other Abdolmnal Vise*re, farther:

Rheumatism, Scrofula, Palpitation of the Ilearl

OUl liunning Sore#, White Discharges, Piles—bleeding or not.

All Fevers—Chills

Agae

Intermittents—I don't care how long standing— BUious iFevar, etc. Further, AU OtoeaMS recallar te Peaales ssS Children.

OFFICB—Ohio Street, Third door wast of Sth treat. fjalMta