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DAILY EXPRESS^

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Accommodation—

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For Hocqrder, ., TOED. ?. C0fe5®M.

For Commissioner—1st District. riiLDlNGSHBPHBBD.

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for Commissioner— 2li)istr/cf,* KATU42UEIfcJ'®®-

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Stray Ko«c-S. H. Potter. Commissioner's Sale—G. O.Uuy.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

St. Agnes Hall opens this morn

ing.

Ico is now shipped from this city

to Lftffiyette.

93?* We have nothing to report from tbo Mayor's Court this morning.

Gov. Baker will speak at Cinsin-

natl on tho 18th instant.

BSf The number of prisoners in- the county jail has suddonly swelled to twen-ty-two, four of whom are females.

ff5$~ Sixty persons have joined the Cnrnpbellite Church, at Bowling Green, during a revival now in progress.

8®* Whito, the murdorer of Hoppes, was on tbo 26th ult. sentenced at Anderson, to be hanged on the 20th inst.

8QS* Mrs. Anna Wilson, an old citieen of Winchester, died a few nights ago She had boon an invalid, and confined to her bed for forty vears.

Nathan Balding, of Otter Oroek,

and Linu3 Moyor, of Riloy, are announce ed in yestorday's Journal as candidates for County Commissioner.

nrequitod love caused a young

man named Hanford P. Corner to commit suicido at Port Wayne, a few days ago. Ho swallowed cold "pieen."

Weg* A fow days ago a switch tendor at tho Junction at tho Ohio & Mississippi Riilroad nonr Vinconnos, had his foot cut off by a locomotive.

Tho firm of H. W. C.omstock i5i

Co., produce nnd commission merchants, In Indianapolis, has failed, with liabilities above assets amounting to about $25,600.

6®* At a mass mooting a few days fgo at DeVphi, it was resolved to build three gravol roads, and steps wero takon to incorporate three companies for that purpose. A good move.

J®"* John I. Morrison and Barnabas Hobbs, two of tho recently appointod Professors of tho Indiana Stato University, havo declined tho position tendered them.

ggy Tho disbursements of tho Indian apolis Pension Agency, sineo the 4th of March, up to date, aggregate about $600,000. Tho Soptember paymont will swoll the total considerably abovo $1,000,000.

fSSP" Tho body of an infant was found at Evansville Sunday ovoning by some boys, and was by thorn buried afoot deep. The next morning tho Coroner proceeded to hold an iDquost, whon it was found that hogs had dovourod tho body.

8®°" I^t Wayne, with a viow to fut nisbing cxorcise for tho inmates of the city prison, has passed an ordinanco providing for keeping a stock of stones in the jail yard, and permitting tho sedentary oocupnnts to hraka them into small piac» es, after wliieh they are used for bowldOring tho streets.

Postmaster Whittlesoy, of Evansville, was on Monday morning served "ffith a warrant charging him with retaining, secreting and embezzling a paokag* the property of John E. Taylor. Mr.

Wh ttlesey gave security lie was to have an examination yesterday morning before Commissioner Marsh.

l"rom Trustee Naylor we learn the

number of ohildren in Harrison township, outside tbe city, entitled to school privileges i« about aeven hundred. There are Ave school houses, all in good repair, and the people should immediately select teachers ar.d put tho aohools in opera tion.

We loam from the EAansville

Journal that Mr. Joseph GriswoM, son of W. D. Gr swold, Esq, has been appointed Superintendent of the Western Division of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Joe is "a chip of the old block," has been literally raised on a raiiroad, and will make a gooll officer.

The sale of refreshment stands at

the Stnto Fair Grounds yesterday afternjon was well attended and the bidding quite spirited. Thirty seven stands or booths were sold at an aggregato rental of $3,160. These figures are far above the expectations of the officers of tbe State Board.* Evii-y step taken thus far indicates the most successful exhibition ever held in the State.

COHHDKXCf.—On Saturday morning kiytyes got gn the train at

Fr^nigsvjllJ to prepay express charges on some freight, giving the lender a check for $2,000 on a 'tjhicago ^)anW collattii&I X" Tile other took a lantern on his-jtrtn and went thro' thi e^d* p%i^ «eqi^ii!|or, &4for* n&wed $25 of a passenger to change a $50 tjilL Both lrt oat &8 MK» aA tbe tra«l avowed a little.' A fbdl 1iifler & ii great a necessity on that road as a conductor. So eltij^UluJ'lQAlasifiQliB. Bert&dJ A.f^ SiHfj

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BASK BALL.—The Continental Base 'Ball Club, of Marshall, wQl arrive in the city this morning at ten o'clock, and this .afternoon will play a match game with the Resolute Olub of this city. The igame will commence at half-past two o'clock, and be played on the grounds of 'the Fbeaix Club, at the east end of Ohio .street.

HOBIZONTAL* SLUMBER,—A medical fellow, writing lor a medical periodical^ io discussing tho question cf the most feasible attitude for the human body, to assume during sleep, says this: "It is often a question among people who are unacquainted with the anatomy and physiology of men, whether lying with the head elevated or level with the body, is the most wholesome. Most, consulting their own ease on this point, argue in favor of that which they prefer. Now, although many delight in bolstering up their heads at night, and sleep soundly without injury, yet we declare it to be a dangerous habit. The vessels in which the blood passes from the heart to the bead are always lessened in. their cavities jwhon the head/ is resting in bed higher than the body therefore, in all diseases attended with fever, the head should be pretty nearly on a level with the body, and people ought to accustom themsolvea 'to sleep thus, and avoid danger."

It is we'.l enough for a physiological 'essay to advise you to keep your head level with your body, but our advice, based on considerable practical experi« enoe, is that you keep a level head on your body. Sleeping or waking, the posture ia convenient in the family.

INFORMATION WANTED.—Philip Chap-^ pel, an old and well known citieen of Lost. Creek township, in .this connty, on or a^out tho first of June last, wont to Hutsonvilel, Illinois, for the purpose of engaging in tie 'fishing business. Whon he left home he stated th»t ho would be back about the first of August. Tho last heard from him was on the 12th of June, and as ho has disappoarod from Hutson. ville bis friends are fearful some mishap has occurred to him. Any information regard to, his whereabouts will be gratefully rtieiiad by 'his family. Will our exchanges please inako a noto of this?

RAILROAD THIEVES.—Within the past ymf "tho Chicago rtnd 'Great Eastern Rnilroad Company have allowed and paid claims for goods "short" to the amount of thirty thousand dollars, or moie,*and the thiove? have until rccetitly oludod the utmost vigilance of tbo ofllcers and detectives of the rpad. A little love affair, howevor, vory innocent and praiseworthy in itself, incidentally furn» ished a elue which carefully followed up laid bare tho camp of tho enomv and cut short their supplies. A Mr. Fen ton, who was section boss onL.thoj foad, had become Smitten with the charms of a lady residing at one of the stations on the road, and mailo hor acquaintance, which rip-ened'-into* Au"offer of 'marriage," which was accoptod, and a propitious time was awaited for itTconjtJtiiatiot). Kftor somo necessary delay, ho wrote to her from Richmondj saying t^at the looked for lime had arrived, and for her to come to Richmond and the}' would wed. She complied, and the cqqtioa boss, in gushing fullness of his joy and confidence, advised her of hi^ means and plans. He had, as bo informed her, a considerable sum of money in hand, and also a small stock of goods, which Wwas expecting to turn into money, which would enable him to become the owner of a' house and lot, and then "love ID a cpttage" was theirs,

In answer to her inquiries in regard to tbe,pter}handise, he very frankly told Iter that he bad taken it from the railroad cars on his train, and that there was a big chance ahead*fpr more, as he had tbe arrangements all made and in good working order. The bride elect did not relish the rtvelation as well as Fenton had antici. paled, ard her honest bosom swelled with indignation at the-idea of uniting her destinies with a raiload thief, and sho took time to think the matter over and returned to her home. After a little reflection, she concluded this was too big a load to carry, and upon a full consultation with a relative, made a clean breast of tbe facts. John Smith, freight conductor Stephen Fenton, Kokomo, section boss Charles W. Cook, David R. Taw,nnd George W. Bull, brakemen on Smith's train, were all arrested. Taw 'Squealed," and evidence enough has obtained to send them all up. A good deal of stolen property was recovered. For tha above facte we are indebted to the Richmond Humming Bird.

NOTICE BKN. FRANKLINS1—Tbe members of the Ben. Franklin Base Ball Club will meet on their grounds, at 5 o'clock this evening, for practice. dlt

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Ni^qfiitb-a* Bosdlato Base Ball C&ufc of jhat city a p6i^ of»6ekutifi)i ,-jTyy PBf thft^ ^TOUDds. Thl iags'are o^blue s^J Jrimm.ejr wltn wbittf iilv(*r fringe wfth tho initial R. in German text Ja-the center,, mounted on A white

{ffMjp jGonwpn PljVj? Court yes teriay t^e wbol'e dt^'was occiipfed in atgViing the Fawtjfotli'er will case, Nehon »nd Thoifapson speaking for the plaintiffs, and MpLeata and H. D. Scott for. the defcndant. Tbo jqry, after an'a'bsence of Icss'thanten minutes, returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiffs, and setting the •will aside. The decision is generally regarded as a 'righteous one, and is in acjodrcUnce with tbe popular feeling of this community, mt

Tax F**IAS*.—An attempt *-4s being

«V j*s- made to Wiye the jfa^jjWiiiMng em ^fT0|red^7|b. the Irishmen of this place. A meeting wa*$eld: ft tke Oonrfr. prdSided*(yver ty Et B. MtteiSy, addressed by Capt. John Tobin, of St

Louis. The dotjfca^-Woniiiof'thfrs^jak-•fir, however, failed to arotuo any considerable enthusiasm among tbe Sons of

SSKfjyrs '^sjhs •^'"•TO'YWWSmiw

Our favored city is on the eve of

the

another w^idaiJ, te'lAy il6ry and renowfi^bolievff whktJ1 '4 correspondent of' the BoVTling Green Auroramtlten fcojqSbere. 'terro Haute, Indiana, df a moat wonderful effect, produoed *d&> one instance by the' use of the artesiati

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water,"be writes In addition to the "great bore"* and the wonderful echo, Terre Haute is destined to have another cttfiouvoxcitement. ana informed that & I certain? lipc^ i&a# t%9 Terre Haute House, by rapping strongly On the ground with a cane, a sound can be produced raaenjbliflg Oat' if helIi#neWi The same noise can. bftjjrodi^ad.JEor a distance of several •hundred" Teet. %e discoverer has endeavored, so tit,' [!ia keip' the thing a secret, but the fact tbat there is such a place has leaked out, although exact locality^ nop kaojwirt persons 61 uy be seen earn evenih'j ing upon the ground ita a terrible man ner, hunting for the "sound.'' I have heard no conjectures as to what causes this strange noise, except that it might proceed from a, sitfterranean cave, is very probable. It is, however, a IF Subject for the curious to investigate..

Philadelphia, covfcjfd herpflf with

glory by feeding the soldiers who Wit to |the late war from all parts of the North, and West and nOw an association of Philadelphians, not "weary .well ck£ ing," have organized a scheme to shelter |and to educate the orphans of the same brave men who were welcomed there i|i those troublous times. Riverside,' New Jersey, is the site of their, Institute, and the funds for its endowment are bei raised by tho Washington Library Cobbpany, of Philadelphia, £y the sale of stock at one dollar per Bhare. With eaoh share a handsome steel engraving is given at the time to tho purohase and, as a further inducement, all are entitled, to one of the $300,000 worth of presents to be fairly distributed to the stockholders or in other words, for every share of stock held a present is guaranteed. One. present to be given away is worth $10,000.— Read advertisement.

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I. O. O. F.—To the officers aiid mem bers of Yigo Encampment: You- are earnestly requested to attend a meeting of the Camp this evening at 8 o'clock on business of great importance.

J. D. WILSON, Scribe.

The IState Fair commertcbs the

last day of this month arlcTr tlTose persons who intend to be present on that in* teresting occasion, should go immediately to Hartsoct & Bannister's, No. 7T Main street, where they will find a splendid tock of Olotb8£Ca8Bimeres/i..and fine* Heady-Made Clothing, suitable for the fall trade. "!$•

(9* Just received at L. Kissner's Pal aco of Music, No. 48 Main street,. tw4 Robert Nunns unrivaled pianos, two Wm. Kr.tibo & Oo's -oelebrated pians also, a lot of melodeons and organs.

Fom SAt.-*^n«-^Pr«Hie BtrelHng, ten rdomi. Ou BjrickJ)welli9ib Ivelv*

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The Boston Sloro is still

in ftill

blast. Afresh invoice of stylish goods of all kinds eonstaptiy atrivfng.

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SAJTON A WALMSLET, 111'Main street.^

DEMAND FOR GOLD.—The demand for gold Is great, but is not equal to the do* mand for the celebrated Cbemloal Safe ratus, especially where this Saleratus has been tried and where its worth is fully known. Try it and satisfy yourself. For salejiy most merchants. Use it instead of Soda [dwlt

ENTIRE NEW LINES AT POPULAR PRICES.—Carpeta, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Shades, eie at iBrokaw, Brothers A Co., 109 Main Street. dSt

FALLS OF ST. AVTHONT^-TETCI.'toibe compared with the Great Fall in many kindsof goeds vkich can be proved by looking at the new stock of Family Dry Goods now on exhibition at Brokaw Bros & Co., 100 Main street. d3t.

DAVIS' EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINO: For Dyspepsia, Indigestien, Diarrhea, Cholera morbus, and Rheumatism, prepared and sold at J. AH, A. Davis' Drqg and Chemical Store, corner 3d and Main streets. dtf.,

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LOST.—Somewhere between Hulmai^s store and Ninth street, on Main, Fifth or Ohio, a Morocco oovered Memorandum Book, with India rubber loop, and pencil enclosed, containing reeeipt%v accounts and notes paid, the same being of no value to any one but myself. The fin4er returning the book to me shall be prope.'ly rewarded by leaving it at Ban's Drag store, Post Office, or at the EXPRESS print ing offioe. C. N. Gotru. eeptSdtf

Six tape twenty Spring Skirts at

66 cents. Six tape twenty-^j^rigftjSHrtl J*1 eighty-five cents. i/ 1

Six tape thirty Spring Skirts at-" onS dollar at Weiss' Hoop Skbi op-

posite tbe postoffioe. d&wtf

tSf Tbe great remedf for healaohe earacche, toothache, neuralgia, fever and ague, cramp, cholic, pains and cramps ihr the stomach, &c. The Bombay Root or Blodgatta, can be found at Wm. Clark's Barber Shop on Third Street, near, tbe Buntin House. Persons wishing it .^an be supplied by him until my return- to the State Fair. dtf^/ Da. JoKi.THi^i "Jw ti-

one /amDy Carriage, nearly new. fyr particulars, enquire of Cory A Manceort. dtf.

AtietHer^lM' er"hl»t^«oi4tf- «f ^n8

elegantly fitting genuine whale bone,«er»eU. «,^oiofe^ rud^ite, oeived ai Weiss' Slnrt Factory, for if,25," opposite the postoffice. d&wtf

tff New,Goods just received this, c^ay ^olfc» VAtfall'i, if*i irre Haute, Indiana. dtf.

Finest lot of Hats and Caps in the

city at Wolfe A Westfall'j, 8,5 Main •treet,'

Wolfe A Westfall's, 85 Mai 4e|i^Us44 inJiai*| iltf

Rest assortment of Hats and Caps

in the fcity at Wolfe A Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, dtf

Don't fcfgfit ,that« W

many seasonable Dress Goods and Shawls at aetued eott. ., dtf ,fcb°o»fojgAtx '"3 W ey New styletHsas!SStf Cape just received at WoMii -3#L Main street, Terre ^lofia^a.

-ASViO*.—Read Dr

Wbittiai-'s advaittisemtiKt-i another collimiu.

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1^* A Treatise on Spermatorrhea, by Dr. Farnswort^i, sent *9

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free. Address Df. Fatflsw0rth/bot4l», Indianapolis, Ind,*$ See bis advertisement iJqne.ijdlUiw^^h, wHkm

IfiT.Bowen, Stewart & Co., of Indiana-, polis, carry absolutely the finest and heaviest stock.of Books of eyery description and Stationary, anf are prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates. The trade, teachers, ministers and other professional men and students supplied at a heavy reduction. The newest publications for light reading or the study falways on hand. No. 18, West Washington street, Indianapolis. aprl6deowl2t

|^-Fall styles of Hats and Caps just received at Wolfe A. Westfall'*, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf

EDUCATIONAL.—Prof. Spencer's Instiute for young ladies will open Monday, September 2d^ in rooms opposite the Baldwin Churoh on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio.

Go sea the fall styles of Hats and

Caps at Wolfe A Westfall's, 88 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf. -ia

SOMETHING NEW—In Tape Trimming. Watered Silk Beltings at Edsall A Co's-

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19* Three hundred now patterns of hair jewelry—some beautiful designsi— Hijir jewelry made to orilor. Secret hair rings on band, at the old stand, 74 Main street. S. R. FREEMAN. [dtf. 7/an -A

HAIH JEWKLRT. An enlarged book with the latest patterns, and a few sam pies of the manufacture also, Jewelry of the Gormau fashions, at

JOHN R. FREEMAN'S, Nb. 8 Warren's Block.

N. B.—Hair Jewelry manufacutred at tbe shortest notice. dtf

POBTBAITS colored in Oil or Crayon.—' Chargei reasonable, and all work war ranted to give entire satisfaction.

Call and see specimens at the'City Gal hjfy, one door west of Barr A Co.'s Drug 8toro, cornor of Main and 4th streets, dtf: H. M. POUND.

When on Main Street, call at

Brokaw, Brothers & Co., No. 109, anil examino the handsomest styles of Tapestry Brussels, Velvets, Tapestry Ingraini, Three-Ply, Venetian, Ingrain, and other 5,-ades of carpets ever shown in this oitjf. dSt 4

HAT* THEM—-Moire silk belt SceALL A Co.

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COMING HORSE FAIR.—The com

ing Horse Fair advertised to come off at the Prairie CityCourae, commencing on tbe 10th of Septeo^Mkr. and continuing four days, promises to bo the most splon? did gathering and exhibition of flne stock 4ftife'wiUe88$t irf,ihjB Stmta^:5g fjl

To make the affair more attractive, Mr. Paoe has offered premiums amounting in the aggregate^ $2,27S, to be distributed among those who feel a desiro to test the •peed oftbeir hotafs. )p« ,t*

One premium of $1,000 is given, especially for "Dexter" and "Lady Thorn," two Oj life ^st note^ aniM^iit the wholo country, and whose'appearance feei*e ifrill be a marked epoch in the history of our local oxhtbitioai

We hope to see our citiaens show a fair spirit of liberality toward the enterprising gentlejrtkB who is soraAirely engaged getting up this Fair for the benefit and pleasure of this city and the citiscns. aug23tf.

Ribbed dtf

Ladies and Misses Heavy

Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts.''

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tSf Pure Cider Vinegar at .Wiigfct A,Co's, 165 Main street.

10- Now Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons,. Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle JM&a^rlmmiag at A. Nipporta. dtf

Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex

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

0^To Bajlders and others, a fine assortment of fancy and oommon grates for •ale cdteap, alLfi* Maia street. ., /T 8,dlw W. W. SHANNON.'

B. B. flirts, Barjjpr'AShirts, cheap high priced ^irts, at Middle' 151 [dtf. .1

Shirts,lugh Msan street

Go to E. B. Wright A Go's for a

choice article of Green and Black Teas, No. 186 Main street. dtf.

8-4 White CrapeiMAretx and WhiU Luster, at A. NipperU. dtf

Ootun. Ladies' Collar*, Gents Collars, Boy's CoHar^ jPollAIJt. and Ouffs tttosixs. tdtf-

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Stores cheaper, at 93 Main Street rt/Hoose. W: W.' SHA3J*on.

'opposite the ol^.

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Street

Cornelius & Haggerty are selling

•I' fir.fall stock. .MS'I*

Fruit and^pgbWbloatn^iftanwt

Bay A Bailey's. a»''" Hi '-Ih ^5, •.

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SQT'- mboMed ^Flour, at C. I. Ripley's:——

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A choice* article of Dried Peach esf at

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»bo7ftPtTi:r .T^rmflTreva DANALDSON'8 OFEICK, Aug. 16. NOTICE TO PKNSIONEJII^-^-'INVILID PERI^ sinners, those who kavivrtot lost a limb', or.a^e npt .otherwise perinancntly liifj^lr^ td, ani exempt, will havo^to be examined by the ?urgeon, bn or after September 4tb before they can draw their neXt'eem annual payments. Those doing 'busitf ofttiwkincf ^Vith me, will pleisl ife bere September 4th for said purpose. Dr. Ball will probably devot^ that day to tbalf purpose. Those having lost .% limb^ill not be examined. Widows with ohildren, and Guardians, must have two witnesses to prove. Jjhat the children or wards are living. My business will then be in such condition as lo cause but little delay. .{!, •. ... •.U.. sfcaii l!4'

NEW ARRITAL or BOOTS AND SHOES.— Boland & Hammerly havo Just oponod 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. ,* BOLAJTI A HAVUERLT,

Successors to Harbert & Boland, No. 6 Mechanics Row, Main street, Terre Haute, Ind. dtf.

Just "received 2,000 lbs Red Seal,

ing Wax for fruit cans and jars at Davis Drue jStore, corner of Third and Male I* W jtJS Streets. dtf

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

SHIRTS, SHIRTS.—Shirts at rfi^Jle's^1 [dtf.

The Spencer Fruit Jar—self?^eals

ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see them at O. I. RIM.**'*. [dtr i— a

WANTED TO RENT.—By tne first of November a pleasant dwelling house of five cr six rooms, for wfrigh a good rent will bo paid." Some perlon^lfavinfe t^eans might invest it profitably by ~nuilaing such S'house-and leasing it-to a tenant, who would, take pleaauro ^n ornamenting and improvingrtbe proporty by tho cultivation of shrubbery, fruits, &c.f Enquire at S. R. Henderson's Stove Store. [dtf.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

.W We Are aatb«riqed apnoaDoa "WILLIAM WOOLLEN as a candidate tor Reoordor of Vigo Ooon'y, at thetnsuiOK October election.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Constitution Water is a certain cure for Diabetes

and all diseases of the

Bladdib.

Diseases of Horses ana tattle,—Dw Girronn wonld ask particular attention to this notice. He claims pnbiio patronage from the fact tbat he bas a good experience In tho practice of Veterinary Surgery, and bas givoa satisfaction general/?! Be^bap'BaVed many Bprses aftd Cattle by his nkiil, in acute attacks of Icflaminiilffiiis Ac. pays particular attention to Tetorlnary Hld4 wifery has saved many lalaable Maree antf Cows by safe delivery, when they were in groat distrew, and would have died witfiout help. lie asks par' ticnlar attention, at*o, to his Alterative Tonli Towdors, which are of jiis own cbmposttlon ^djar Of *11 antimoiTtal poisoaa that SU«a'prokl1Mn 1 .. in all lcaght Condition. fawderS. Tbo Doctor Ignores the semi-barbertfrri1 prhaAce rowelllng, bnrningand blistering, which Jbleeding,relic

but a of barbcrisin, too tamo to be an)' longer tolerated among a Obristiaa people. Call at bia Office, at K. W. Chadwick's Livery Stable^ opposite the |*o»t U|Bc«t} Np 'l"r tion at Ollice 6d2taw«w3m

The Cholera is Raging in Memphis MAllA1T3-CI10LEBA CU®E It ths only rsmsdy that will effectnally cure Diarrhea and all disorders or the Stomach and intestines, catasod by a charge of food and water, giving rise to Cbollc, Wind, and palnfol Purging of the Bowels. Wis guarantee every Bottle we sell, or will refnnd the piopef (iatabottle, at

I. L. M.VHAN'3 A 13(^3 Drug St'oM.

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Trj the Magnolia White Lead. It is a Snow White Paint, and lu wearing qualltfca are unexcelled. The extraordinary iarga sale of the "Magnolia." last season Is sufficient guarantee that "it snits the people."

Tbe most complete stock of Lead, Glaaa, Oil*. Varnishes, Colors, Brushes, and Indeed, all maa ner of Painter's goods, for sale bf

BABR, OCLIOK A BERBY,

apr 2+dtf DragdsU.

Moth and Freckles.—The only reliable remedy for those ,brown discoloratloas on the 'ace called Moth Patches aad Freckles is Pnttv's

M«TH'AWV

Fmoua lonss. ri spared

on'y by Dr. B. C. runT, Dermatologist, 41 Bond Street, 'ew York. Sold by Iruggi«ts ID Terre Haute, ana el-ewhere. Price (2 per bottle,...

Ice!' lee!—The underaigned would snnononce to the dtlsens of Terre Haute tbat he Is prepared to deliver, in any part of the city, tha purest article of Ice ever offered in this market. Orders may be left with Gas Arnold, at the Post Offloe, B. VV. Rippetoe's Urooary Store, Cory A Ma-court's Hardware Store, or at my Office, at the Ice House, southeast part of tbe city. apr5d3m THOi. Ji. LOPTON, Agent,

Pure Crystal Ice.—The undersigned are now prepared to furnish the public with dear' healthy Hirer and Spring Ponl lee for ths eaaaon, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, «o4 •upply all Business Honses aad Private Families. Orders left at the Ptiet Office, with Ous Arnold, of at the Washington Saloon, will meet with proas?! attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of lc»s will do weil to order fratm _! apridSm STMlUfKHL A HKYXB.

Skiffs to LeL—Two fine uejr gotten ap in the safest and mast' comrariabM style, with ^cathioned seats aad two sets of oars to each. Tsims reasrnable. Apply to

W. HOWARD HANJTI5G,

XTdtf Corner 6th aad Amy Strusia. '. IK s* j«n »y»w. vf/tf «b t* I

NEW AP^EHl W TS.

By vtrtas of Ord«r of th* Vigo Common ?1MS Ooart, I will offer jrmru uls, «t tho OS« of Bcott Jk Itny, on ToMd v, Sept. lo

to-vitTCiol Nofi/in th«njKdiriilon Vf loU No

tonrn IX, north run 9

W. W. OHAJTgONj *WalrteH.1111e BkilrMd. Term c4h

'Mt, north of the

»eptt-»t

vgTOP^

Xtmis-

tUrMd." Termi c4h.

jB*0- |.Jo«M»l«doner.

(MTJLE^"

W nnW&Uftirttjlf

1. Braf• tWihtW, '-d'rrtj fid* 'bti^k^su'liiiiffaii* lam brau( an left nboQ:der P—hole 4mDebedlltmti& tlfa«!tl«rt'e«r. ?6Bpe««J tohan [taken aMtorlln

-yHii-t^C^pnDcM

QftVQdiKtab

Pr N»tt6BCl Jlo'aa,

wardMl by the »ubsedi*.r, in Wwgsuly

rvj-i .w. 1 .j. —1 ...ifg

IL BUCK"KTiTi being a practical TOjPVBJE.it, w« t* tbe reqasat of many friend, to annoDsco that he is now prcpaMd ta eza^ eate all ocdat* In the (bora bnsliNi, ln connection With his loose Painting and Graining. 2d Door North ofCentral

SHOP—On 4th at. In{ii iATSS, 4c., fitted npon the ma«» aror.red principle*. 1 Repairing promptly attended to. sep3

r, ^VATSR^dtosk^,

•,/ a w.«

tsrrofAn

.h'no'i(l ,.00 A HTiKfe ,1ITA3

MttS. "WALTER

No.WM&in Street, up^t!rs ,X3)7 W2: if- OJI

•VI

(1ST Her New To'rk'' •v0 *r T* *-. -r c~r

'DBESS CUTTKR

fiy

By Express, a choice stock of new

and fashionable Dross Goods, at AS Nipoort's. dtf.

Bargains in Summer Goods. N.

:'i*i

e*: UJ

CHEAP MILLINERY

nj. :J* attlls AND^ OK

A S E E S fs' cZ-'^UM X.'li if-

At NQ.r$6 iMfiin Street.

ml MISS SALLlfi AUSTIN G&

.HatrA'iaia

Mt'ii g—~" •:'.—- (JLjii/'i

5ea!!-

We are no» rebelling a full stock or CfoodS which will be opened on the 4th Inst. Ladies, call and see our new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf V' M. H. ABBOTT.

•s..f

Kidnsts

For SAie

and

all Druggists. 26dw8m

DRY GOODS.

73 MAIX STKEETrf -..rPt

New and Beantlfal Styles I

FALL MU^^NS, Seduced in price.

llgavp Brown Oanf^n Ftnnnei BteacJurd .CVIUUrf nw

AU Wool 6-4 Sacking, For Ladies wear. ii *_ tTT

Best Claribaldi Waterpioot

,fEANS

the best made In In liana, io

Blue, Brown A Mulberry,

vOood

enough for everybody to wear:

Balmoral Sliirts, imperial,.Pontom, Kj Brunet, Pasyunlc,

About half the price of a year ago.

E W O O Will be cotninf trow every day.

•fJIV

rices Low

Onr Bargftiit ^epartmeiit

3rf IsfuB.' all fortbeis./^»„I

C. WITTTIG &. CO aSdwtf

FOR SALE. trg 1

S4en /VaStoek Gk% Kill

FOR

-loit OPENING.

.• w:.^ •.

Weli

df J)ya-

W pepsla^liiTer-Oompnint, Vever anrA'uge, I Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Ac., take a wine-glass full of

MISHLEBtSiHEBB BITTERS Three times a day. For sale M! 1. K1FP,. Ppt 78, corner 9th and Main StrMta,:aod by«ll Druggists. »ep3dwly

BANK

OPPOSITB MoKEEN'S 1. I j.

WEEKLY BULLETIN

-a?

^nuiil^nia

Wet.

frr

PRINTS,

AKD STATIONERY.

JgOO'KS

JM- W. 0*C0NNELL Has disposed of bis Undertaking Business, which Jud heepme necessary In eouseJu«nce of the rapid Increkee of )ili:

BOOK TKADK, He will now devote his entire attention to the latter braneb of boslauss, and with a full and ^T^EIIOLD ooatpiete Stack of Books and Statlo nery,

SCHOOL BOOHi

MAtiAZBfKSf PAPEBSy Ac., Ac., Asts a continuance^ of the trade herrtobre so awiyinastii-. atsdwtf ltwti I

CALVKS

•t reuoBJ&lc fimre*.

Soqalre at Xe-

farm

—At 1 peat bartnio. a fkmof 360 WM In oalj ftar mils* north .and about fart/-Bre ilaatei SiO»cre» prmlrte »4MO *cies'timber, ucuun land abont 190 Mr* nadcr fiaco ui In cmltlvktittn two craeki paning thronch th« tarsi, which afford a constant •apply of (took water a t«o«t»ry {ran* hoaw of six rooativ hall and pooch, mtlk-housr, (t&b'e, £t. the house beanttfnlty locaMl on a knoll, fijotn which ran see all owr tStriagtowa Prarir, noM for Its healthfiloen aiid fertllltT a yeottg orchard of choice frnits, Ac Ac. Price #40 per acrofor the whole or will noil ono half, ^^WpKt«a«iti, at (£1 per acrc.

Voi farther particular* call on or aJdraaa ki LINDLET a CO., Baal Estate Agaats ..

So. I Iwt Washington street.'

an£S02weod Iaaiasapolii, Ind.

i»OB SALE, FARM.—One of the Finest farms in Vipo County, contaiaina affta or rich and highly prodnctlve land, oat.'oaelliSTf nnder csinvattoa. It 1s situated on -thirETt»nTH A Orawlordsville Kail Road, S)4 'ilM Sona of Terre Hama, at Toaaa'* Station.— he Ballraad nnnina adtoining to, aad a Switch )lkH an oat end »f the land, make*it ralaable* mi taaoM law. Kcqaim ef

CHACNCBT OA BR,

anglSdSm Terro Baate, Ini

?OR

SALE.—My

FOR

Has removed her -M -*n

WHOraSALE^THIIUTCRYi ^ol£

Five Doors East of~tbe Old Stand, to .a jfi fi' .a«

Fur

T.sr

.•

"Will ^bg on hand on the 15 lb mstv^irtr -liaap iwt,-3sa»t all:the vav'i :*ai j.»«a »!«)VJ dutlill!!-,.','..*

Residence on

plar Street, between 6th and Tth Stroets T, ALSO, iWB to%t' and DwMHtig House on Third Blwat, ftor sauaranorth of Main Street "Jf|

ALSO,

Iot abovt £00 leet.an tbe Canal, in Dean'a Add! tion, not far front the new BotUag Mill j-'1""1

!AW0,

Xy Foa&drjr Mid Mtehioc dfaop n«*r tbe Railroad BeDot, nOw alling under the natne'ol "Vigo Touiidrv ancf'JfacltTneShop."

Payiusutsmatleeasr. For forthor particulars enq«iP«f ABBA HOLMES, aug"27diw T«rre Haate, ind

SALE OR TRADE—For .Cit.y Property—610 acres of good Prairie Land, situated in Kdgar untj, near Paris, III. iMO of it ia nntkr fence and cultivation. 'I will •ell on moderate atid easy terms.

SJES. EMMA J. MKTOALFE,

an83iltf Terre Haute, Ind.

SALE.—.Will bo sold at private sale the following Township Proper— Tta J^am* Scliool House and Lot la D»n'i Afilir.en. Aleo a larg« Lot in lloma'ton's Addlfirn, Ir iBtin iou ubcannt Street, dear Mr. Jewett 9!aUi£-ittoAhalf down, balance on time.

GJCOHOK W. NAYLOB, Trust'" Harriaon Township,

Terre Haute, Angast MOT 18w^j

sale.—a chance for

Wishing to chango my business

Ioffa my Stock of Agricultural Implements at a low flgaru. A person of entorprlso, with a mod* •rate capital, can d. wll. Apt ly at No. 66 Main fWok r.i

h-„

LITEST STUB PATTERNS.

SALE.—Tho Brick Building on Third street, half square north of Main, now occupied by Ira Orover. For farther information, apply to D. W. MIN8HALL, 17,|tf At First Nat'onal Bank.

FOR RENT.

TOatRENT—TNE

UNION HOTEL,

Charleston, lllinoiK, hai been refnmish-

ea and fltto-1 up, and is now In successful cderation, and can b. rented on reas»nablo terms. For particulars, apply to JA11. 11. HAT, my27(ttf At tbe Union Hotel.

'WANTED.

\\TANTED.—SITUATION .—A VV Stan with family, who speaks tha German and English language, and Is weil posted In Bookk0«tiAg°aa(( Arithmetic, wants to get a situation either as Clork in a Warohouse or as Salesman in liFtore. Qood references can bo given.

Pleaso direct lettors to A. W. aug2ldtf Box 167, Terre-Haute, Ind.

\I7ANTED.—WORLD LIFE JlX .ISSttUANCECO., 117 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. M. A. Crane having-been appointed Spa clalArent for the oountles of Vigo, Vermilion, Parke and Su'llvan, offers the best of terms tor Solicitors lor any of the abovo counties.

Office ovct merchant's Union Express Company, Main Street. Aug20Jtf

T?DUCATIONAL, \\.L

i!'

ST. AGN^S HALL,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

,*Aw'i tim

Tbo authorities of St. Agnes' Hall, sinse issuing their Circular In July last, have made an arraagement with tbe subserlbei not only to oon"dhttthft Pepsrtmcnt of lnstrtidlon as heretifore, but also to, toko the entire charge of tbe Board-

Ing 'su' Ftflanslol PepartmoUts. The subscriber, in assuming'this responsibility, will make no changes in conducting the affairs of the liall, ez cept such as «re herein Indicated. .'The ntxt Ssssioa will commonoe Ssptember 4th, 180T.

E N S

iJoardlng and Toitton of tho Begular Course, in. aluding Fuel, Lights and Washing, per Session of 30 weeks S137 60 Fieflo'i or'OenaanJtessfnis 10 00 Linear and P#»ptct.ve Drawing 18 00. l'aintinic In Crayon. Oil or Water Colors... 20 00 Use of Piano in dally practice.—-... S 00 Graduating Fee 10 00 Taltlon lo llnslo to beginners. *0 oO Tuition In Mosloto advanced pupils

fi'ttt. V'tA:

AMUSEMENTS.

W 00

For Day Scholars tlieTu tion uf the R«gulir Gourss will lie per .Session of 20 weeks. Primary Department Jt 00 Preparatory Department 20 00 Academic and Collegiate Department. 25 04

When a pupil in tte regular eourse takes any OraamSatki branoh. IfsMts Music, adedactlon of one fourth will be made from tbe charge for such additional branch.

Professor J. V. Melnlrger takes charge of tha SInilc Department, assisted by Sirs. Melninger. All payments must be made to the subscriber, healcns is responsible for the expenses of the Hall.

Payment in advance wilt bo invariably required. No deduction for absence will be allowed ex± cept In cases of -prolonged slcknees of the pupli. Books of tho Cuurse of Study, Stationery, Sheet Maslo, DrawiSg Sad Painting Materials, and all other necessary articles for tbe Student can be obtained at tbe Hall for cash only.

For the character aad advantages of the Hall, reference Is made the Rt. Bev. BI.hops Indians, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Missouri and Minnesota to t« Clergy of their respective Diseases, and to th* Patrons of ths School during the past

E. BOOT.

two years, Terre Hauls, Aug. 29,1867 dlw

CINCINNATI CARDS.

Q.EROLD A BRO'S 10 KT

I A N O S

'WL OR FIR the PUBLIC a CLASS of PI AMOS which, ,la Workman hip. Durability, Touch, K«kaesMMpth and Brlllisncy of Tone, are nasurpassed, by aby, and at prices less tha a can hf pornhaiied etsewliere, combining tbe eame qnall tiee. Another Important OmsMsratlaa

Thaeo Pianos possess the comparative! rare quality of standing firmly tuna, and will sUnd aaydimate

EVERY PIANO WABBANTED For Five Teats. Sc

BRO:,

Piano Fort Manufecturers, Or various styles aad sixes, Northeast' corner of Ninth aad Walnut Streets {Metropolitan BuUdlag),

Cincinnati, Ohio.

aprCdfim

MAGISLRT A CA SKULL'S

6RBAT

C^olsolidated

COMPJUSIKO

Au29 12t-w2t

J. A. rOOTJB. dtf

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

XX in a well Kstabllihod 0n*iness. Wishing to retire from bnslness, I now offer my entire stock pf Boots

.and Shoe'i'far s«Je. The stock ia new and tarofnQy selMted, especially for the retail trade, liny person *l-hing to Invest" in an established bntlness, will find it to their advantage to call on me soon, at my place of business, at Mo. 100 Jklain strest, Terre Uante, Ind. aCilm B. O. GOERINEAU.

fl^OR SALE.—HORSE.--A good II faiatly horse, perfectly gentle, top BuftK. ha4^Harn*s«. They will be sold low for cash or gooil paper Enquire at' Coleman's Wagon Yard, corner of Stli and Poplar streets. I(41tf

jU)R SALE—Two Milch Cows. Knquirt of J. J. WEBSTER, North 14th Street, next to O. Belglor, or at J. Storks,' an iKastJIfaiu Street-next to Canal.. JeiSdtf --1TjIOR SALE—Four FrameHousea JD On® of fl»e, two of six, and ono of seren Voonn. I will sell these houses verv low, aud on nSasnHMitoHrmi.i Apply to T.J. FORKE8T, 14 Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

..»{til jr

Circus!'

a magn'fleeat and elaborate o«t

lit, paraphernalia ant! appointments.

A Treble Corps of Performers,'» if.it' Oomblaing »h^- r*»it

S' --SS?.

Celekrttles of Europe and A«erlca^£

Tcvtatbar with a r.caatly Irap rted Oampaay of'irf:

Japanese Performers,

And a Magaiaoeat Stad of

Pefroming& Trained Hooes,

WHt-Bshibit at -'t

TERRE HAUTE,

Wednesday, September

111b, -4

AT AND 7 O'CLOCK P. M.

ADMISSION. Children-

BO CENTS ss

FREE EXHIBITION. —Previous to each afternoon performance, M'LLB TINKHAM, the beautiful French Equilibrist, will make a Grand Ascension, ou a wire 300 feet long, attached, TB feet io height, to the top of the centre pole.

MERCH'T TAILORING.

N E W O O S

THE

I S 0 E E S E A S O N

BABT80CK A BAXIISTBR

Are IIOV oponins

Beaotifnl Styles!

Fenoh

and

English

CASSIMERES!

ALSO A

SUPERIOR OF

LIW£

PH BUCK CM!

AND

DOBSKIlSrS

Whioh will be MADE TIP in

THE LATEST!

AND MOST

Fashionable Style!

REAIOM ABLE BATES.

CALL AT

No. 79

Main St?

H. & B.

J. WALNSLEY,

E A I O

Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Cloths,

1 -!:•••?iir

Cassimeres A

Vestingp,

Which he proposes to make up to oriiet

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Es* tabliahment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made ih Good Style by a

Finishing Lossous, including Piano, Cultivation of Voice, Harmony, Thorough Bus*,

Practioal Tailor

Call 3n J. W. at bis

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

T. EMEIS, M. D.

Eclectic Phjrsiciaja,

SURGEON A(C«PCnKR.

Besides all Aoata Plssasss, I devoted a tboreugb study to the cure ot all

CHBOIIC OI8EANE«,

•SMA as aU iHseaseaal tbs

CTK, LCNQ8, LITER, 8PLIIS, .STOMACH, Aad tbe otker AUloimnal Tlaeera. Hysteria,

BROKCM1TK, ASTUWA, CONSUMPTION, AOUB CAKE, DY8PKI'i.'A,

Epilepsy, Para' «'aralysis.

Rheumatism, Scrofula, Palpitation of Ute Heart .. OUl liunning Sores,

White Discharges, Piles—bleeding or not.

All Fevers—Chills A Ague

Intermittesta—I don't care how ion( standing— Bilious Fever, etc. Farther, All Diseases PeealUr te Feaales ami Chlldrea.

OFFICII—Ohio Street, Third Joor west ot 4th treet. fJelMSai