Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS-"

TBIXiXi'1' UAIJTBi

'Wednesday aoi'mcg, S«p. lltb,1867

ilie State *air.

Tbe State Fair cojnmeBcea on the Inst day oi' tii'S month incut city,

required

a gocd^leal ot vutby of mean6 and ujucu pur&uasiun an4^DB°y on-tfeej-'afl of a number

the Sum

our citis^, to prevail on

iSuutd

of Agriculture to locate

the UVr at Terre Haute. Our County Agricultural Board, our Couaty Commi*«ioners, .tbe City CounciLand citizens geueraliy, have cothibiuad eommeadabte generosity and liberality in providing the necessary meaus for the ground*," buildings ai.d accommodations required for thu Fair. Ho one who looks at the grounds already in a great state of forwarduocs, mid at the accommodations ,1nhK. .ui, The

ready provued, can ao&bt tnte, iiie

Bl'ccesa Usuul a:id vvidoiy kr.own hospitali'.y to •\vnrd t!)i- s'.rungti's that visit tho

lUal

actions and deolar&tionsTor a few months I put. He is latterijr ventu^[og on proceedings be would never bare attempted if Congress was in wssion. Be is from some cause emboldened of late to throw off his ma&k entirely and to do his worst to damage t&e country. Lost to all shame and abondoning all precedent, he stems determined to go to any extent in biar usurpation of power and disrt-gard of lair. The only salvation of- theeountry i3 in the asiaoibiiug of Congress and ia iu continuing iu session." We hope that Congress, oa its next meeting will continue its session unfiV Jo/tftacM's term expires.' It is bf great moment to the country that tbi0 be done. JoasBoir does seem to have sotie fear of Congress and some idea that it fciuy yet impeach and depose him.—

Without a party of his own and despised by] all tbe organized and political parties 9 country, he seems to take a uialigdelight in disappointing all and in iug a sort of original deviltry which

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nTft«oprt. no wis that the approaching pTO«pC"w 1 en/in

now 16 luai iuo uujjiu»vuiuj

Pair wili

call together tho largest crowd

ter and will ii:turo inorogvneral ^j^teT •bfjsr tho procesfion bad passed hoarty cooperation. If however auqU ?niust have numbered tnn thousand, and coursu is not t..kon, let every body in our »tlle number that thronged tho streets on a a loss than from twenty to thirty thous a#d.

city who has a house feel free to invito any well appearing stranger to como and abido with him and givu bim such shelter and entertainment as he ufftsxds to his own family. Alany of those who attend tL# Fair will be husbatdmen and those engaged it- agriculture and stockjobbing.— Tuefarmers of the country surrounding our ciiy ought to seek out such and tender than thu hospitalities ol ihulr homes. Woaro infoimed that tbi-y intaud to do bo and huvo gn-at pleaiure in so saying. Let evcy body try to make the days of the Fair" ple.i3unt and agreeable to those who ali'-iid uu'J our city will ^ss no reputation bccatuo it was held here.

Joiinson's PciTormancci. Tho iVcunt conduct of Prwident JaKS60N and tho boldness wbicb ho is assuming from diiy 10 day in his contost with CongroJJ. is be^innijig to excite eontiJef* able apprehension througbout tbe country. SuiiNKB besought Cuiigres* not to adjourn uvit thu Hiniinor months alleging as a ryaior. "uocuUio we have the succcssor of Jetl'cison Davis in tl:« Presldwiti il elixir." His words were not considered pro. hvlic. Congtess did adjourn~©H tho suppOiiti.):-., tent it hud so hedged tbe Pi sidoiu t.bou'. by its enaeiinetiU that be could do no pi siiivo harm. Ever sine* the last adjournment ho has bem end(t« vori:)g to thwart tho efforts Congress to ri'i :r'.n ct the rebel States. His ohEtiniito ui oot'.irary nature bae asserted itself n-i'iitof »n a.ul tru-tid .'.Military offiootj who were

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.•rful'iy firica tho adjoiirni

enforce tho law Was

Lis i-pe-iin* fight, after cnccSrujj'! th.» ivlol States to try their LskI iii the Supreme Court of lie United S'.mcs hi li tiding that ilioro was loo roueii Tcstrioti-'.u tlu'f.' i' tif eu w-» of rebel*

b^Lieilt QQne and icjure all. Thjra is

.... some consolation iu tti« tact tuui Ue will

trt\ f\f

iiihut our ciiizoLS exercise tbeir Says that paper: "This rain is geUia£JW.be 'serious bugi,i,. TMiair- ness. If it or thenionthdoesn'tsuon stop, =tia

V,B'fair. 1tbe

Thu bote, account odations of tno city will jD#tcll,j inches. As it is there has been bo wbo iy ii.altquatu to lodge and onto." ttiin Uiu ouiiui.da who visit our city the iiinj or .he liiir. It wili require most every family in our city to do something t'jwaftlj tiiii ibjeet, and i-i do in much as ileal! conven.eat.y. We hope that evtry hoUiCUJider ia our city—no matter how Lumblo i.ii ciTcuiiiilaucuj—will make his iwrung .uiu'ita bctuie liuuti to shelter nnd Lriutj lu bs table at lo.ut oA6

'lit

tiVQ £u

tLo s.iau^^ri vvho may coaij to the fair. I: bo can ull.,rd to do

without

money and wi.bout price so much tho betur. J.uu credit ul our city is involved in Lbu u*iui£. VV.e truat, iu tttefirst plac-, tb.it cVoij.uoOy who coitus to tbe fuif vyili bu ccu»iUitab:y cuurui:.td, and that all our uwciui ga 6uail bo open lor this pOju -LCuiiJJy Uialtbis aliall be dwlie at way® v.i.liuui tb*igu wnuro it c«ii b« uU^ide iLiui.y, thai there snail bo iu nu c^iu any cAwition, oVerchar.g,tfijg or hard Lui'g.aiuj Oiado lor such aiuniion.

TLiioiiauioi.etuijii.stt bigti po»uion tbivuguoat ihe Cjiiiie as a hospitable, w^kuy aiiil iLiinud cay, our people ettn, ncuiij ail of ihuio, tilord to bei.bural and 1'iLu i" ueii' uUeuiiou to strangers on EucU ail oecusioB as our apprjaching Binte iJair, ui.d we tbin^ tbi-y Will be. \Vo wi.-b to im^itss tbe netesjuy of such cuuduci, uii tueui uue and all. It for ibo conduct of our city and our population that wo dj to. Lot every lami.y in our city and 1.1 the eounUy urojud tuako tbi-ir arrangements belorehaud to do tbe h,spiiaWt» and decent thing to eotuo of ihe attendant* of the Fair. If our citizens have some concert ol action about tbe matter anu appoint a committee to l..ok alter it, it will be nil the bet-

snH Tu( nrtVdtb

soon go cat of office and retire to private

bis admiiiistration. day

life universally eonteoiue'i by the liation

of people that Lus ever astern in aud withautoue redeeming thidg to inark «,p mi a similar occasion. A nno .... diana or on a similar occasion. display in every department for which premiums are offered, is alto anticipated. A large arsa of Eastern Illinois, hi addition to tbe whole of our own Slate will be reprcsenttd at the fair. The railroads leading into tbe city iram every direction »p*ak e£ for nearly two months, east of ore making tho most extensive and literal the A^febfenics to U?o. ocean ib.ore there urraiigeu.edu for bringing people and h^ bee^rc«ly any thing else than rain, matc-rm, the fair. So far as all these The sun bus been a rare visitor. lUe folmatun go, evtry tLiug has been well and lowing from the Springfield (Mass.) Be fully done. Tbe only thing that remains publican, will give some idea of the state to be dor.o tc uiako the fair a complete of: tire weather on U)« Atlantic «!ope.

The Lord batten tbe

Drouth and Vice Versa.

jUVhile tbe West bas had no rain to

August fall tnu.t be measured by feet

no su Wat August since rain begun to be ineasursd and cloudy days counted. The earth is as full as a soaked sponge. It can absorb no rnoro—the wuter oozes out at evbry poro, and stands on tbe earth like gieai .ptols of sweat. Life is waterlogged naturo hiu got the dropsy and we neod a prohibitory law and state constables against water. Camp meetings are drowned Out thuir occupation is gone, fo( bow can people be anxious to escape heil firo when their most pressing want is a Batne la dry their bruechcs, or 'something warm' tor tbuir cbilied stomach 1 Tbe noises cannot trot—think cf tbe ab smdity of DcXior going through his 2.17 puce with w.d six inches tleopl

Tho corn spindles, but does not fatten the squash k^ws ttiin and watery beyond the puwerof flrw or buhtr to redeom, and' tnb p.'tuio has begun to rot. VvLolu llelds on Long l-.luno are given over, and will ikyci' cooiu ti* the hoe- S^dde^i ol u4 tbopapor makers bave lo tneir sum mer exiiuso for keeping up prices, and lake olf tbuir huts to '.he pour prinlera. Iijii trio flood come again, or the dawn cf ihb millennium, founded on temperance principles V"

tiou. Sheridan at St. Loah. From diepatcboj from St. Louis we lesrn the demonstration at St. Louis Monday night in honor of General Sheridan was tho largest outpouring of Ihe peoplo ovur witnessed i" St, Louis. The torch-light procession w«* nearly two uiheJ'io'fig, and consisted of over twenty Posts of tho Grand Army of the Ropubi^, .a lavgo number of colored organisations,representatives of various wards of thjo city, the flro dtJparlnSent, and an irumcn'so tlirong of citigons generally. The •prouession wai nearly «n bour in filing f4»t tbo-3oinhern" Hotel, on tho oa Ddlciiny uf which General Sheridan and his stufF officers, members of the various comn^iLteei)ujid invited guettsv.'erostationed fIVi. A mIaw/I Jm» k«.H ilinlniti? aP »tir T|i6 ci'oWd/Rt and in the vicinity of the

A the enthusiasm of the crowd had somewhat, subsided, Lieutenant Governor Smith delivered a short but very cordial w-jlcomtrto tho General on behalf of the people of the State, which was followed by a very eloquunt address by General Carl icburz. in whicb he reierred to Sheridan as tbe model Ainci ican suldicr, the hero of many hard fought titles, the representative of American chivalry, the statesman ail well as itio soldier, to whom the people ol Louisiana and Texas will hereufter look with gratitude and e^veiir, u'stbom'in who o, en.d th. way to permanent po 0 and jj-Oiperiiy.

General Shsridan then steppod forward and replied as follows: I presume 300 all know I never maUe speecht-s. I regret exceedingly llul 1 u«i nwt ub!e to make you one to-night, but this very kind welcome has twn unexpected by me entirely, and 1 can only return my sincere tbanbs for your enthusiastic and liind Wtticome

A few remarks were afterwards made by General and the crowd gfadua'iy diverted.

In pint if numbers, enthusiasm, and genera!, wary* n:d iieurty ajmprftby, many of tbe oldest cinx^uj s.iy tuj de oionstrat/oo b»s tievv-r been equaled is St. I^nu..

lho .Usmsinftiloii Conspirators. Tbt following is taken from a litter reeiivad in this city from the Dry Tortuga«:

Fr. Jeitshson, Fla., Aug. IS, 1857. I arrivid her* safe and vouiid, after a not vary pleanint rip". The tberinomour eeps steadily between eighty live and inety, but w'ith a steady breeze, which

....^ .. .to have ail the time, 1 do not feel the re-'. Tbo removal of true heat so much as I did in Washington Tho.quarters are eXcelldiit, nnd piotity ol ibem and I have not slept undc-r a uiw-qaito-bar, nor havs t«en annoyed by .ijji tmiquit' CS iit n!}.. 1 ntiiose mrsvl'f tisbing, and.it is tba Uuestl have ever en« ytd, coraiing ilud oollectiug shell. Our ,bre ueit or^wbrfck is the uregoljirity of ibe iua:W Oar mail reacbt-s us by vuy 'o' linvaiift. It comes out from New

P'iU HI'!..' i"! IHr cuwvw V* --v.— TMf ro !,vV:H of Srv.sTo.s- Ir.inmha W«t. :^k in one of tbe li.rana lino of .te-im-ffiuia-we spttU icu^ouor ovtr for it. •her of. hi.- Eeheme.-, audf wia GitOIT i.

cibctf \va \vn!i it the builts gn4. Ti fiiiii.f Oovfriiin-mt ot(Jcor$ and placlr.^, of«.ipp.-rbeuds, s. m|»^htS4rs and rqbq^f in th.-ir ti' ii'i, is another part of bis nw- ..r,

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u« mpt to wia Groit

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hui.d'edstf I not !who

o. nipiy with the Y*w of~"Cotii

gross us siwiii.v as possiblo by adding perjury troa#jo. All VheS? ^Ut^tgs. .^y cou'itry is astosiisbed at, and yet uoi unpis'i are ', to knojs, from tbe thicacter of tbo man who accidentally ocoupios iba Presidential chair. That

Johnson

is an out and oat Hobel symjm-

tliissr, coboJy doubts who bas studied bia

Tbere »re but lew priiwnew bore nov,

jfvsriy five in nli, mid tw tnirds of thou., nore, are United States soldiers, _h*

c'.ii.ui v. stly come* hi."vMe Their ^ji»?ters arc cool, dry and airy, lardun for ,*"d command iite a» pivason t» vie* as anncj'.\ foi- r«.be!» and his fVee pardon thou^indi whusu hund-j ure drippiwgjwiWr th-1 hi..o.l of the rebellion and wb«M» hearts ..ro lull of rauoor and niafi&hftj towards the Gjvjjrnsnant which feeds an# protec.s liu-m. He will doubtless soon fallow i.i.- iuta procUniattun by ajiotlyir oafrancii'sing all tho rdoncd rebels ao^f opening a roa.stratimi for them to enable them

Sal^har Well in CrawforiCountyTbe New Albany Cbmmsrcisl pabiith«§ tho following in relation to tbe sulpbur well at Eat^o, Crawford county

We visited a few days ago tbe remarkable artesian well, called tbe Eaton Sulphur Well, in Crawford county, Indiana. It, is situated on a little stream emptying into Litfle Blue Biver, about eight miles west of Leavenworth and the same distance north of Alton. The road from Leaven* worth we found anything but smooth, vet they told us tbatfit was quite as good as that from Alton That portion of Crawford county is certainly as wild and desolate as could weil be imagined. There is a constant series of hills and hollows,over which the wagons jolt] along at a frantic rate. The eight miles seemed to grow to double the number before we'.eachcd our desti nation.

Tbe well is ia a littia valley, surrounded by bills, with a stream of water purling through the trees a few yards distant. The sulphurous odor cat) be detected at tbe4 tisttnee of a quarter of a mile. The dried branches shrubs, stones, etc., over whicb tbe water passes are encrusted with sulphur as white as snow. Tbe well bits a wooden tube, six feel high, from which the water is "carried off by a epout the diameter of the tube is nearly eight inches. Tbe water whicb pours out at this large open' ing is thrown up with great (orce and Would bj sufficient to turn an ordinary mill. It is perfectly-clear and delightfully cold. VViien poured into a gia*s it spark' les iiku champagne. To such as have been aecustomed to iu use, it is said to be very pleasaut, but for amm experiment we are not very willing to have a repetition it. This well, liko a number of others in other suctions, was bored for oil. The work was done by tbe Stanfield company in expectation of making this part of Crawford as noted ae the far famed oil re giuns of Pennsylvania. It is .needless to say that not one of the d:i ns of oil wells which wero bored in tbis region ever produced petroleum in anything like paying quantities. Tbo ouly wells besides this one at all likely tu be profitable to their own ers are two firm salt wells near Grantsburg in Craw lord county. Tbnse wells are rich in salt and one of the we?ls has already yiu^ded ten or fifteen barrels per day. The proprietors thinks that Ooth weHs will furnish thirty or forty barrels as soon as tbey can be pi jperlv worked

Tbe Eaton well is 273 feet deep, and, as before stated, the water is thrown up about *ix feet by using smaller tubes it baa been forced up thirty-seven feet,and it bas been estimated tb.it it can be raised two bun dred feet. Tbe flow of water li constant, the volume of wuter not being changed in any appreciable degree by either droutr. or heavy rains. When tbo oil inun camo to ihe streuu), the pressure of water was so great that they were obliged to suspend operations for a time. Tbo work was af lerward resumed, and by dint of much lu Dor they succeeded in going twenty .five feet farther, but tbe flow was so great that it was finally abandoned.

At the time uf our visit we found a little two story log house with two frames at' lathed, ouc lor a kitchen, th» other Ur a little store, kept by the lesses. About for ty putienta wero staying in tbis house and a little cattle shod. They boarded lbem» selves and brought their o*wn baddbg. We conversed wail a young man by ttie name of liicburd«, wbo bad been at tbe wuli about a month, lie had been troubled with some pulmonary disease. His cough had entirely lef' him, and he was lin.thought, a great deal stronger. He too'.i a cold douche every morning,allowing the wholo stream to be thrown upon him through a hole In the side of the tube. He said lhat ho usually drank about tw|ntyfive glasses pur day. However this may bo, it is fuat earning a reputation, and will ere long, we have no doubt, be quite a resort for invalids.

About lb* middle of August tbree gontlemvn, Ale^rs, Moure, Harvey and Lusher, leased lho well and adjacent grounds for term of years, wiiu tbo privilege of ten mere-if desired. At present it is simply enclosed by a small bouse, but tbe gentlemanly proprietor, Mr. Moore, infortjuoi us tbftt ha was receiving ihi: lumber for erecting buildings ibis full lor the accommodations of visitors next season. He contemplates building two row*f cotuges, on* hundred and fifty feet each a large bath houseffcllh suitable compartments, twelve in number, and a hotel, seventy five feet loDg,are to be buill, and ready for service next season.

been sent here for Various

imes', prii cipslly desertion. The con. ira«ers^itre lodged like the her pri-oo i. tti* iceoiid tior of the ca-eoiatcs

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tuere Tbry inHnage to live pretW ^«U vrTtb th' ir govvni uent rations anil what their friends send them. Ari uld ii employed as a clerk, aoi eeems eatjsflvtij jpau^itr and L^ughlia work at their ctaiJor-as cwrpcawis. Aiudi works now tbe carpenter fh p, anrt is getting quite baady wiJuihe tovls. They are ail in excellent heaUb, but are a mtie ibiaoer Oian is usual fir th?in. They have the benefit of the library, and iludd and Arnold read sum*- Qa. ibe wboierthey aro

Oeh-*better otf tliaa'they would beany vidre ei e- .1 feelH-v? certainly they aw Ua.yr'offThSn any prisoners evrt saw. A rcp-jxtjqt of'the Nuw York

chemical aUBlys's .of thy water had bsen mlsde by a ger.tlsman in Cincinnati, for tbe Stanfield Company, but the present proprietors were not able to furnish us with a copy. The water is not so strongly impregnated with the variou1 6aIts, it is thought, as that of the artesian well at Lafayette but itia much clearer, and tbe sulpbur which it contains is of a purer white. It is certainly wonderful to see sueh a vust body of water thrown up bj the physical 5'orces of nature, silentK 'j -iis.nntlj from its deep source in tbe ground bj^eatu

Gentr.il Srani tnfl the War Office. A la'.e eonver.-. yf S n.:tor Wilson .s reported, in wbicb be .-at.!: '•Mv opinion is that General Grant has taken tbut o(3.'e for the sole purpose of trying lu do what good he cm far the country I know that Mr. Stanton kept that ifice for eighteen month* for tins .[Vurposo. 1 tulkid to iiiro often about a .d, during the last 33Ssion of Congress, in th prusfi:e- of Gei ernl Grant. Mr. Stanton said he Would net bo driven out of the ufljee that fait !t his duty to Jo what i.e coul-l for the country, and be said to me that be nad done tome good and prtve.'ted much evil, and ,ur friends will h', bt and by, tb*t Grant and be were entirely in agrtcmeut in regaid to tbe cour-e o: uffnirs "I know this,' continued J^r. Wilson, 'that O-raut, like som* other meii wbo were lehind tbe scenes, has been more anxious during tbo last twelve months a:»oiii 1 fie"contrition of affairs thafn he ever was tiuiiug the w«r, and so expressed nimseif. It vm ihe same with Staolon. Sow, in regard wbui you asa aboift Grant's going in there, it is not mutter ot bedel, but of knowledge to ine, beyond any s-jrt ot doubt, that Grant bas entered 011 that duty to wfiat he could and save what bu could for the country. And uis position, like the position of%lr:"Stan5.0:1, is atisreprti* nted. Mr. Stuuton felt keenly fib? criiivisins of uis friends, and uow General Grunt i.as the same feeling. He esp-.-cis to be misunderstood but be behoves he is acting in the light ot a public duty wbicu be owes to the country, and holds greater than auy thing eite. My bvluf is, that he is acting tbe part of a patriot, and thu whole country will see it by ai.d by, as tbey io now iu me ease of Mr, Stauton''

Fa&ukb's Handkerchief i'erfuuies are guaratitmd equal in itrengtb. and fragruQce to the best French, Sample! are are always open for inspection and trial, at tbe JFourttj Street Perfumery Depot, Cincinnati.

Hir&ld

vis-

twd ^e.pvit this morning, and Ji'udd expressed aouie fears that be would piibltsb jouISthing cotic«»ii5g them, saa} uhev wrtuid sducti rather be left Biorne, its tbey already suffered a great d«fet

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A SESTLEJCAN of great medieal knowledge says that a more genial, wholesome, and effectual tonic and appctiaor than Drake1! Celebrated Plar.tat'on Alters was never discovered. He recommends it for Dyspepsia, fjr Liver Complaint, for £sbauMion, Weakneas, for a want of Apptite and for Mental Depression, it is an agfesab'e stimulant, aatlw equally- suiapu ed to young and old. Persccs of sedentary habits, like clergymen, lawyers, merchants and delicate females are _p«f*i«ularly benefited by its use. __

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et article—superior te Cologne and at half the priee. augSMwaw

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ha l.vu tuaa tf if utit^j'Wbu wiiiK** mofiey, uutl van ^Ov-a r*-tt »ciiiMja.""Xc 0*^1 at r»ijuirj^ wl.ia-il lin-.iiivsi fm ia .6/0

,nr

ol ..uu, ..u't .ily on priifits 10j

,j. i. riK rojf, KiVtJUUt^r., l'j.

PAINTS for FAJtiMiiiib

AND Qliit.ua.—XL1JC akAaXVH

i'AI.SX cOiU'-VM u'o now uialtaiaeia.iu^ llit ik«t, UheupiMt mh4 iuoM Durable iu u*s ,^t. fniis well pui .in, nii»a «ui. p«ro i.nucou Oil, wili lust iu u. 1 year» ii i» cf »tiglit a.owj. 01' UcAuiffii: ohoti^rtiitb color, aul cau bo v.- greenjil..uilt ttouc. oltrt', drab or cream, to ami tfaa ta.Ui vi tb* couaauar it ja vliabio 101 I'ouaMi, H»uu, 1'i'ucuii, Ajjuculturjl lispleiacuu, Oarrlj(j« uu.l Cur-makcra, i-iilla aud Wt»dau wart Uaavas, Wetui «ud bhiugleitooh, (it bviag Fin aud WatU' prou:), JtriUtfun, liuuiu C«*««, U*i.a ilnols. -lii.is, Suits' kvtKuus, i'toc Oil Ololli (otiu Mi.uuiuctr.ur u.iviug aatd uulo, ia pa«t year,) j.ad it. p^liti lor any pupow* In ui iurpkS'Ua !oi'wU.t, uaiaMllty, ulasi.city,. au adh'bivuud «. 1'.1 8d par I'M iJuD.ib»r WhiM. .till aappiy a taruii-r t»i- ys tra io vumv.. W*rvaa ted iu alt cv as aUi'Te. ^eud ior i:iivular. ivUicbK^oJ iull I'Uiticuiurs, fonotouuioe uu' iMfl lirillill^l id I

i«f»"n m'ncia.

I™ Atiarii. i'AISlitL.UlOWi.l.U, lropr ot.i iili'oni Street, New i»ri.

1^XA.AL

FOY*!s»

cobkkt sKiitT siimum ili WUfa gat'u «D(

Perfect Fitting Corset,lad U« in«tt itjdirablj Skirt oupyorioi *wrCl public. It places tUo appn ibt sUvt'idtra L-stta th*» bi^djii ^rpToa iu* l»»riu without ti^ut Jii ::.^ g.vcard fel.^uucfj II» tifprotea ftu«l rwo-iiixui-udvu ytiy*ic aua. «UMiU-H.iur^U tjr l*. U.SAUM'ltli. 4 5*.1 ily stun.

.V'iKNCa wau e«i, tw i«U Si t.ous, of tsri»l v»la» Hi l^taili"»

fr.ittl-. ituj !V: aaJ got 8j ijius an

•auil.

kial::

ujtm-t mi .Uu $L.X,UQQ.

kPUililii Ull tW.N. Luwnii, iUais

BOWM, FOCiiitt&EilBd

W O O

co«Hi!»io\ :iiit,iiuiri.\):.s,

2'o. no !5ov\ li bopt pailUAUULPHIA.

1Kb*' •tprvlful'y X'l cl'.'.d.

Otxh mad.,.ju-i f»ul. All Wuui .i»sira'd o» (1 vi-itiy .di t.. *uil ll-f."- .iigplAf :J iy lv:l a vantago. li*K-lurul.-UiiJ it «|ati«4.

VoC L.i«K, Oil 0 tO-O n»v yju 1 i'.ir 11-j O-.J' 0. «t 'jr chill J-Uli CV. I .trl null. ?r iur»d sjilo v-r su j-i-ii f.ri, -eii ij» 1 ulj* ur iu'ii s. «U» *15 a iui.it, «. wujfKr.. alit g+i 'i« «.tn »i 1 ernul««, «rb«*w-- I'W' ».'«• 1. 'l, or cr -"k od, ur dra»0 ai1, or wlu Wiia y.

Jf'

til v» vr 1Ui« ll#*.tf J, l. «lj..

wstr-vk.!1 t(t" 'r »'t '"S. iu ori'J uy, b« limp ,.ui. ki|. itt. ui'.i .«** f... lr.u a ir.. .1 da, aiu.v .l. »li you n..'t »r't- »i ti«i git )ij iii.'i'i'a'iiiatiut pvi-.ih ol lb* C.I.', Ml 1 nr«ri »:*cro, tr-- tu.l j»,

Olri'ti .j- ivuci iuo tii M.'rt.a

tk.mi if *j ». ir. it isvV, JJ.., j.v W»nl iiii| ilin 11, V.-ik, •. I. 1 I W(l II I

OC.irAl^^ 1 DKJ^O. ii.- '.r^a i!c itr« te. a: Into nit- ar, i» U"

re. p'.ir,

*a 1 ui.»l Kt

deal pi-N.ms to h.j- UUtiai-tlj at ctia ti. a

pi)utic a-»^ounW. S*eU for pi. tuUr, i» PH Mo. 44 Suutk tiU -lue. 1, W ti 1, tatiurg, N. T.

A LIST Hi AEUiSPAPJKftS Wvi a»"j pi.t(l'.«bevl Uii Joll9 log: AC.mpMr t.iicol aX -8jrs lo Itie He» lt Uu'l -'lutes. frt«) )6«iu A ^w V- l.iluf nil .v.wv"P«" theStatec!

NeA-:i.'oia. 1 ri«« as aui» A Complete Li»t 01 all N#w-pap»-« in S»* Toik OitJ, Ke* .'1 "tj, Oviawaie, Mary: .od, tpd th

District of t'etu ul-la. l'ri»« 'ii A CVupUtr Lilt uf vhlo £e»p-pi-is. I'r.eeSi 4 IVm l-'te List cf Peua yTv.a.a Scwjpapert.lfii*i#tntr icnplete Lift of Xn.'iuia iiempijrfn. Pri •••5 couts.

Alt«! theabo^e 1 (UMsat Tor O.S& Uoi.ng.— A «uQ£o P. CO., 40 I'atfcBow, SawTtMB

SCHOOL,'!).

rnitc'p»)s uf SemtB*rfe#, Ac., ahottlO tuult as in re(»rd to »t)T«rti-:p^ tihar^t tr lalorm^'ioa tJ O F. KO WltLL 'S Co., Aa vertiaiav Af*'t«. N.. X.

INTBJifTORS,

If you wish to AdTfrtl« yon ebonid eoiunih GEO. ft AVEbJL a

IM.j

i'atk

JSffm,

OX w.

U-B S A Y|,

^(SEPTSMBBS^ 26th, 1867,

The Largest Cempany by oiia-

tbird that will visit tbe West

during the Season of 1S67.

Obi#1

COMBINED WITH

CULLEN'S TRIBE ..or

mOQUOlS INDmHS Ce&stitnte tbo Best and Largest Exhibition extant. 1

THI3

estaJjH-taicnt Is complete in ench and every partlcnl'ir, nod puaac.'"8"S all lho requisites for faroUhlflg the pabllc wlih Gratifying Spleadors, Xovel Hepreseatar tions, Elegant and KeBaetf Acts, nil In one entertainment, aad in a rapid and weUorpanireil progrnmmc.—The

dt hi Cremt at

Collar UO'

ritttoiSj? of

audO.-ul/o^tiaraaud Cct£ 'Tuulaigs cjnttru fjt t1rM.1L Q'-iuo3 ta in wor._j.~_ _OOiCtf, 807 Uroatlwoy, Si* York.

fecbool Jcachcrs and Others.—Kfliiilo^iSeiii Jrftgut

Wii.lk

«KtfuO'.'a a' A*t« 4i.u^ir .'

•a Cl»V»lygli»

"Qiuti

Ilydts/U'-

THE ARTISTIC DEPARTMENT

(Equestrian, Humorous, and Gymnastic,) lias boen plnced under the immediate and supreme control of that cspeiienced performer aad manager,

FBAN3K H. HOSSTGN, who has engaged the following named nrtlstes. all of whom huve odtabiished claims for merit aad distinction: Mile. IDA, the f.i3clnati-g TerpslchorcanEquastrlaan*. Mile. LOIJZSE BLISS, Ascenslonlst Urns. DeLOUIS, Mistress of Eoad Exercises. Moris. DeLOTJIS, Trainer of Animals, who will intra* duce his wundcrt'ullv Educated Dugs. Mr. J. MADIGAIT, Champion Elder of the world. Mesars. W. DONOVAN and O. MA.

0H30ER ONE

BOOK PUBLI8HERSI. l)o yon want A&*at:7 Tqs abeoid consult QaO P. BtlAUL A OJ., »l S. ., oa the mtijwt aaerti*uij|.

NEWSPAPERS. Do yon want to lnere^ra yutnr circoiatioB t« Toa {.reach aHertldUip. why dc you sot pwtlce it «oasait OSO. P. KOWJtUjtA (X)., Tork

advertwjers. Dc

foVi

Arranged so that ail caa ace, and be comfortably seated.

Admlttaac9,

want to Keep ported abeat lh» Nrwipa-

ptaud h«r Talas t« jotj ai nedmiae for aiWertUin^ Band a Uoitar tot tWe Aira.Tbiis'Gtsna. PakUibed at 0 ParX &o<r. .Sew XStk.

WTJXtSEICYarEIV.R': TaaOMUSttrnfa. /to do it aadantaadike t. jraOwold wtu^OXO. P. BOWSU A 90^ «0

NEW^AOV

rjpfiB

Crems

3questrl:ii.ism—tho fiini-d Glories of ihe

Eastern World—a correct exposition of Aboriginal Customs, trill ba iircsente'l wltli nil tbe collateral »1Tof Co» tmno, Ornament, Munntlogs, Trappings and other Insignia

Tbe Management, determined to give lho public a 's DISPLAY OF H8P0SIKG 0R8HDEUR, .. gotten op la a style surpassing all precedents,have second all tbe brilliant features of an

OEIENTAL UTATJD PKOCESSIOU, is yens

12 ARABIAN CAMELS I Trill be driven two aoreast by real Mahomoilana to tbe GOLDEN CAE CLEuPATBA,-a rich an.V solid cbariot, caned with e'eirant rteslgss. artistically pulntefl and decomtt'd,- beine tho antJtyjx' of tho one used ia .tho COURT PAliKANTS of AUkXAKDBIA. This stractare, nnil thesis iun of aniwuls. warranted an dntky ol $C6,l)00. The CAMELS tire of g'x&ntlc st»turo, (hr.vlcp beeii H-lactrd with care l'rom tbe clu.'.ee heKlsoi' the Viceroy of Egypi), nnd «r« |*ne."t !n form. They are tbo only specimens o!. the blngle haunchoil "Silps

Matiiited Eed Sons cf thQ Formats! atiirod In f111 enstnmo—p ilated, pinned and paBnpllei— presi'iiilnp aa array of Clilcft, Braves, Suchema, Warriors, lluntsra and Squaws, composed of taa 2ii.lL AB02IGIKAX. MKN A.\U WOilEIT,—rernnanis of a peoplo who We rapidly passing ftom aiiiocg tho cations of the earth.

ins ntnsTE o?

will r.ovelcp a Cavalcado of nolalo titcads—Arntiao lgian, llungaiiun, i'rocoli, tna do ::estic thoroughbreds —aad number of Spans oi Draught Horses, which,

»l2c, hlghtanit.streoEUi aro etnlnenily worthy of coni'mcnsur-to wits' I stjral chai-actor bupeuiomty that dlsibguishes Sho'" Cccia ail others.

BiniBOAP CO.

THE1B F1B8TH0LT6A6E BONDS •i'V

As an Investment.

TUi

tow baiMiBg weet Omaha, aad tOTHUDg, with its western «oBnwiions, an osbro ken lice acrota the continent, attracts »ttcnlion co tbe value olf the First Mortgrngo Bonds which tka Coidpaay bow efllsr to the yiitlic.: Its flret qaeitioa uked bJ prniu&l Uitestcn is, "Are ths-e oocds Bjcoro? .' Msxt, "Aro tbcya profitable m(eetment To reply iu 'Tj.-tot: l»t. fee eirlj compleiien of lhe whole great too to ihe FaciQo ia aaoartaluaasiqi fqtarvbaaiatuexat csi be. Xue 8on.riim«.tp*iit of cft| twenty miltioa acr of la&d aud fifry suiiu ii ioilari in its ovpu boudd pr»c iAly ga-irnnt t-t IS. Uaefoaftii of ilte work *Ir««jy d4a*, »aa'

^'4^* •t

In*t

DIG AH",

the most^zpeif and gracolul o( Acrobats. rouira SAM STICKNEV tue t^palar Clown. Ml1. "VC1. LARUE, tho dashing bare-oacK Horseman. THOS. WATSON, Blstrlonlo Pironotte Elder, Big. BLISS, the Athletic nnd Antipodean Wonder. JAS. PLAKB, Humorist and Enffo Clown. Masters Goorgo, Franooia, and Clarence. Mesars. Morette, Hawkson, Perriao,

&o. Ha.

Dialog the rarled programme, an Innovation will he made of lho pranks and cuaaing capers of the

Petit PONIES and Monkey Riders.

In the Councils of their Nation, wilt, in a Wigwam of their own construction, give all tho Kites and Ceremonies ot their Tribe-such &> the Coon Dance. Incantatinn for Bain, Inroci'tlon to tho Gre.it Spi-it, The War Whoop, Tbe Triumphal Return from the Chase. he Execution of the Prisoner. Murringu Festival nnd Fuiwrnl Solemnities,— concluding with an Historical national Picture of

Pocahontas Saving Capt. Smith!

THE CHILDBED OF HAGAB,

THE ARABS OF THS DESERT, will introduce THE HEBD CAMF.L9 in a PMtonJ Berne, illnstrsti.o or the HALT OF THiS CABAVA2J Upon tho Uasis uf tho Sahariu

THE EKTIBE EZHIBmOS*

Ct3. Children onder ten, 85 Ota.

TWO PERFORMANCES

t35f~

DAILY

Will "Visit

I""

Charleston, Tuesday Sept. 24th, Marshall, "Wednesday Sept. 2oth, Terre-Hante, Thursday, Sept. 26,

Afternoon and Evening.

daodwlt

Zfiomoon at 2 o'clock, Evening at'}(.

U«

,t»oi tx.atiit(|MA t».laif«t ttye jtkl.w vJ Vw.v

«1. iLo Ualua Initio .ilruaTo«s.u »rt ii»Ued, iponwhat jiuiuiwsto'tn? otieot lUoiiioi^t •oteiiuvaof ibUtmU ia tbu'Doauirj.' IVc watii ,r&nit must Oe«ta»ou'y,iiBit» wm» lecting »bo Av.aniic audi*iM)ltici »ud wiog vltiioat euta[n!liti' U, ,t can uitUauia remuneroiite lute-.'' 3di 42£ milt1* of ti^ roW a fiuin lae^ ud 4u l^ juip«i-ttilb iiifiitt, IMiuueiiM, awito-i »sii «u trains arfdiMiy aiiUiU^utab w^. .,-i.at-for ibor.ai. oi a 9 ilea io ia«u-j-.cio 4«eoi tho ttoctij AIjaIii .iue ...re.iij 'ni'd, »ud j'uuo«r coBHaii Iff oe dJuc is Slpu'.i ber. 'IV fiui Mi uii:g ul tttu lr«f •niritve areMtt«»ai u*usoaa.i«ta

U«ctoa.l UI'Oll Ibd tfilcl Aiul _li.UUjl UjMU •WCo--vciiona, ttbd

UjI auuliiai ftu

BuKartacprvpcit itaai hat 6i -Xbeir »ui ig rt I »)Kml l»i laf sum ei)ui'. jo Wbal ia bf tb» II. b. tjov•'

tuoieut, aud f«r tli t'i i.kr» ft gLCO-.o tie a •fOKiarltt. "Ti tfj.^6 iti'-Tl.S'

bfattaaUon. ^sr ttro a the rent* hls-Mcdsl

tir'&H-

-«6t ftroui Oiufita-ts Sfljf mitn. .. 7tU. iwt taoi iiiV' Cue C. 6. tuv«fatuv"l .«i.(l' .-si ivond lice u|»«n tht eo-ji iui»»i« %at, ad tbaisvnie«f ttm»liri.*de»t miliOuU Liiilim

Ibo^untry Uuvo Blrevr^ iJ 'n fivs ri{lt?.ii ..jIIbii upon the vtocb («bicti it tu tLsui »iltiui| io,) may well iasplie cobflJ. am in a ti fit -iau-.

Stb. Although It ii aoi cUiu-ai tU-vt lUtic cjij can tetter eacuriitcs t5anilo\eiuui.ni', ttiuiij re |iirt.ee who cooiider a Sis', aivftgage a.oij ^cb propeity «s lU.o the te.jf b^»t tecucity.iij .e wcrid, aad iiio sell lUtir Coreruturot- io icvud la th««e bvuds^-itiss secuin a |t »W ihiest vtb, Ae ttkvCniou I'^clfio Ueilfuita ii..odt ar a»iol fur

.id bccrui'd iuivmt. Iliei aru llit- cbe^po a tbl arhst, ti'il-gipar" theu Kper csnt. lot tlmn Ui Stocks. I iOih: At (be surreal rt* ol prtuiiuia »a 4

°y

p-»y

tho Desert"

o-er itnporteil to America. Sneh a tlrova cf Ciunels ate nlnaa a are si?lit to nci U'entsl eyes hut.the' fact of seeirg them) arnessetl t'ljrrther, drawl iijT with po?up and seeinlnf j.rjdo thr liu^o .MOUNTAIN or UKLOi'V crtd porgeotianc6s ccnuot but rlvut the uttentlon of every beholder. This fflOUISO PIECE orORMOEUR will Vo exhibited to tho peoplo tho morning of tho day Of esiiibiiit nt nUo»iMi The ihsirlut vfilI contain i^A^MLEK'o COUNKT- BJkKDf and fallowed by tbo

Over If ine I'er C*nt. lnhrc-t.

Tt'« ilailj subtciiptmna me uti«ud *.:8-

at:)

willcuu'idUe lobe rwetvtw iu liew^ lci jjl^ io Junluieatal Nalioual Biak, Ifo. 7, NasSnu jit.,! CUik, Bcdgo A Ou., nji'kitrs, fil Wall St., Joivu J. Ijcj ii St'U, Bjutors, Nc. 3J Wull Si., ad by BANKS AMD ItA^KKIi^ (jenerir!^ uougbeut lho Uuitod States, if whoafiaapsilitt. -ecriptlTe pim)i^lets Ul.y bo obUiuid. XLoj J! aUo be seat ly un.i from th O^uipauy'w iSee, No. 20ifaas^a Stri(»tVork, uU attliioa. SubMrilieia KUi S^-left (L.lr ownAgeufc whom thry hVive eoa&deoce, who alou. will la •sfousibie te tUoai for tbe eefo delivery of lUt onds johjv

ioN

QEEMAN

Erasive tioap

ta uiaaufsciurM froei Fv»e S1ATK1' 1113, and m»y be coasideied the mSDAill) orKlCKLLESCK **cr «»le by all (hvefrs. 2Wwty

STOVES AND TINWARE.

CAR

LOADS

"i OF'"' ..."

ST.O YESI

recelved-atd will be'sold at thtf L0WI8I B0TTQ3IP14CES, st BALL'S.

31 of the Leading Stores la the AlaUc-t:

Homo Companion, three stye#.1 General Grunt, three sides. Charter, four tizt s. Snterprm, four bites, t-' Fvreat Queett, foitr tws, Rover, vix sizes.

All watraated tte best la the Market, as BALL'S.

T{ HBUDEKSO^, O MAKUFACXtJKKJ tfuKKon 4th Street, 4tb Door sontbei mtoacc

Tlie Best Cooking Stoves. Tbe Finest Uentiug bioves. All kinds »f Fruit tuns. Ever) Variety .0/ Tin aiiUCoppi vi ai

Everything Warranted.

ltci'flut', tious- DottcritiR, fce./donn itrueifil* tad »»ri»uto'i to give •ailsiuctiuu. None lint-the tw»l "BKAJKUs"

uai gj^ctally ord-.-rcU.

€ANVAS,

Tm Hfcl ai-

Prices—ChCap as (he CItfitjHft.

robOdly. ihSejij

B. UAGE11TY 4 CO., Are p*ii*i»a to do all kintaiof O O scca as Eooflngt Qutterjng, Coppersmith

Woric,

And JHepteiring of all Kinds.

We hat* also the Agencf Cut

BEMHETT & MiPSll'S ('KLkBRAtKh Phoenix Warm Air Furnace, it wbicb wa hare already put up etToral, totin ulire eetlsfaction of the parties "onu£. tlniu, hotn we can at all tiuiee refer.

All kindi bf KnToaces repaired and im up ti. :omplete order, aoJ the «ark warranted.

general aeeortmeut of 11.VWAIlK

nn^lndt'

I..h

vil time*, dire tis a cut at

"So-

liUKAtaK, (J0H.HJS61UN & SBAiJi,

ttujmasi.

%iA Hi.. isDirCi'JlUtitl.

BxirfcaKKuiw.

fjm^co, TiIi, liultoa Si»»", Barboar

BALMORALS! BALM&R ALS! BALMORALS!

Jm^EEAP!

4-*? '1 TTft tiSB

5.4 nuiuirs,

Very Cleap!

k'A £.

a. au.' 1 "$ u~it at

ip* tort «44 a, "•'& t.-.M'saip |il«. ws fcaiB

10-4 MUSLINS,

BroRD and Bleached.

(tlli

•3ft r-* aJtou ix**:,®-i-t-i

li'C »oj*1

Miilt, l!.« {»it itiivalj nutoiil^ ,%J lulttvni »al UfWK«iai tupi«ttia!u Lit oaipacf. i, r.i «tt. .Tiio Uui-I? Pacl4£ It ailre^t .^s .«tl,doul a»tltf roM^ 5rotlv»s«», mv.l lh»rei\,i «n nover be ia 'i!»v market auli*# tt.sy tepr.si^Vj

~, ic 313

-s-'i

rfftr-«,

••s.s.-ws

mwsiiMmm LiVtittfr"*

is. J30

Dij'l

C-a«f t* •, I9U* Slf "tnT •»«(.

1- aoijii-*.-*

lie prcerut ai 80 cents, ra. the dvtUl

jr. cisco,

Treasurer,

aySOdwSnxtoo col ias NEW YORK.

miun &

TU'fx.r

fttanc,

.c ja

FACTORY JE.IJIS! (Oar JtAus we'(ili« 10 d. toajati!,)

,T*a-.. ,, »».»••

-.(»«•

0 B:"!' {••Hi

i'.' T.' i.'r,-

Dress Woods!

PEKIN8,

I R£S,

Lace

Lace Collars*

EDS ALL & CO.,

Corner 4th and AInlu 0(9, TerroeHaute, Indiana-

Stat© Fair

T£^BG H.1UTJE, Ilfl).,

Commencing September 30.

O S E E E E S

Will be aivtlons. to shew

Attractive* Homes

To the th tangs of friends end e'dtors who will cc ifiegale herednrlcg thpQreat Bplldaj Wetlf.

Now is tbe time to Prenart!

BROKAW BBOTHGBS & CO.,

Are r«s£j te alii in this goci work, bsvlng Jast ret el veil, in advance n: I ethers, acompUta Stock of Juu «och foods &9 sro uct'dsd t)j «v»rv family In the corrimtinity.

J}. Ate. 1mlte every container of

Household floods

AN£

Family Dry Goods

Toa" e'rs* exuralnation of their Hew Mock, frel iiii ronti'lcnt tivit lor Vltt BTi'. tiOALITV and LOW rntCKS tliej- at* ncqurstioaaMy

TUE U!Airi(\ HOUSE!

OUR PRICE LIST

Will how I/OWEU FtorrtlS then biTara have seen for FIVE YK4B31

UrtatM, CARPETS, Look »t otxr OIL tLUTHS, Cook st oar

Will

haeii

187 Main Street, 7tb &«e., TJtKWfi' HXliTK. IND.

Pricaar rrl* oar

A« D, M)JIBU05

FEAiNKLIV, MOERISOM & CO., OX5S&AX. Commisfiiou JHercbantti, .VOf 6'6

Co.,

Purter,' -K. U. UAtIS Co ti m. Uleuu A S^BS^., iSob'l llicready Co.. :-»lrr llrytbcxs, Foote, ItMb Co aaiUi*fkVit««*i*ifcCo. mti2odly

A S E tf axcxit-uo t»a'*ARm*a axd UoramiiiMion iML^rchnnt, ot caaLses

fjr.ai nf JP~4 a S ft It.

Wake Htifisr—Oh. ttlv Caoel,' fc-nr ih« Tern State£ {taamocA*t4 K, A C. ItoDroad ScpSte' taajM»tf Xtaas

Havt*.

Inn.

ton* BiWt wwiu uin. TOHlf HAITBY4C^ »a O woaaTC, Ookstsl

A I N E A E S Warehouse oa first St., »t tbe Canal Basis. »aMvtf SJUtSS HAOXX. UUP.

PAPER.

L:rt'tw

W1B0W SHADES,

Price ont piUN^,

fnca ,ar j| J| Jg & $

SHAWLS,

FJ^ANNfi LS,

Kin lain* oar

Examine oar HOSIERY, Xa salsa oar BLANKETS.

Bead oar Vpv'uU" fro» *»7 So day. Walk in aati tie the eudl^e* array of desl'abU Qoad* at the

Housekeeper's Variety Store, No. 109 Main Street,

[3»t*c«a 4tii end h] ___ .. Terra Ha-

DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS

-AT

¥Jr*sir"rit-4*i

WHOLESALE A\D RETAIL!

Saturday, Jtiti^ 22d. 1867.

We b»vB Jiut rewsirwl a lar^e supply of

N E W O O S 1

New Lawnv

VJaconetts,

CORNELIUS & IIAGGERNI, ,'i Ccrner MaiD and 3d St.,

XBRRB-HAUTK, INDIANA,

mm ."i i,1 .••iiii.ii.i..ij3n3WB«aiBHB

imuim.i &

O A

Dry' Goods Emporium,

Tuesday,mm

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a®

—»~-AT«—»t

S.R+.' »%&. UI*

CoRiVKLILS

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IfAtifiERT^^^

ij.wii.ii'..

—4 Ski liviiJIW

Organdies

a* -. eves 5 tl ?[j

Greatly ftetioced

ww'-.

&o.,.4fcd

"In faet a full assortment of

e4f^f5

SiJ.

N E W S O

PBINTS 4 BLEACHED MU8L«l£l

Merrimack, Coclieco, Spragues,

American, Richmond »&c.

FrlaU in tho NEWEST STYLES at

1GJ CENTS!1 ..

W# are tailing our entire Slock of flIWt and CLOTU bACQUSS and SUMMBB SHAWL8 al COST.

BIO PRIVB IN

A I O E S

j. Four C?a»ef»* t-

1SOOO Yar4s

l»KR

.38

Elegant Fast Colored Prints

12 1-2

CENTS

JUST OPENINO'f

10* The above Is tbe BS9T bargain for tbe Consumer offered in T«rre-Haote in FOUR TEAKS!

finpimer Drosa 4pJ-Qod»

closing rapudjlt at

HALF THEIB V4LD8!!

AN IJLEGANT LINK Qf

Domestic*, Qinyhams,

Silks, Summer Shawls, &c.f &c,T &o.

Harked at YIBT LOW Figure* tor oar

Clearing-oat Sales!

Wbleh will continue tbroush tbe month of August I

Illd-1Terra

iimnt

2p)»ax/« JOJPLJSJ? tSs CO., COB. 6TH Mjax Sruxx^R.it

Haate, tud.