Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 September 1867 — Page 4

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"rKKRE-HAUTK, ITVO.

Wednesday Morning, Sept. J18th, 1867

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TERRE HAUTE AND INDIAHAP0LI6# ABBIVE. I* KAYS.

1:H 15,5 V* tireRH 10:50 P. M. 3:10 P. jsxprew

ST. LOUIS, ALTOH AND TBBBB HAUTE.

LEAYZ. 11*35 A

11:00 P.

AEBIVE.

Express'

A. M.

4:60 p." M*.Viiattoon Accommodation... 9:45 A. *.

Express

LEAVE. 4:60 p.

0U p-

EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFOBDSVII^E^ EAVE. «:40 A* Accommodation 4:40 P. Mail

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BOCKVILLE EXTENSION.

AUEITE.

Union County Ticket.

For Uecoidor,

FKK1). F. CORNELL.

For Commissiouor—1st District, FIELD IKG SHEPHERD.

For Commissioner—2i District, NATHANIEL

LEE.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Heal Estate for Sale—T. B. Long, Attorney. Lost Celt—Lewis Pftddock. Insolvency—Estate of Richard Bioadhurst—W.

W. Goodman.

Dry Qoods—Tuell, Ripley ft Co. Guardian's Sale —Nelson A Pierce, Attorneys. Itch—Whflaton'a Ointment. Vulnablo Ileal Estste for Sals—HillndaE. Aokine.

PUBLIC SPEAKING!

On Monday, the I7th day of October, 1867, at 2 o'clock P. M., spoecliea will be delivered at the fol lowing places by the persons whose names are set opposite, upon the political issues of the day Sanford...

F^MfIMevSc1dith

Now Goshen kelson Sugar Creek Township House T. N. Pierce Middletown j?

Crain

Lockport W. E. McLean Lost Creek Township House Albert Laiige Nevins Township W. K. Edwards Otter Creek—Union Church H. D. Scott Jlonev Creek—Mt. Zion Church..B. W. Thompson Hartford...

John

P. Baird.

A cordial invitation is oxtended to all. By order of the Union Executive Committee.

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Nirnot.ATTs FILBFCK, Secretary.

CITY A*ND STATE ITEMS.

The saying of "nary red" has

given place to the more appropriate one of "nary green."

PERSONAL.—Mr. Ben. D. Barron, of the Ldfayotle Courier favored us witfe ft brief call yesterday.

It is now thought that Chris.

Brans, who was shot by Tilly Sunday night, cannot recover.

The Democracy hold a meeting at

the Court House to-morrow night to form a local organization.

Tho large steam saw mill and

grist mill of Chambers & Co's, at Danville, this State, was burned Monday evening also a dwelling house and large amount of lumber.

The Good Templars give a Festi

val and Oyster supper at Ponces' Hall, Wednesdny ovoning of next week. The ladios and gcntletnon of that order are proparing for a splendid entertain mobt.

Tho usual semi-annual equinoxial

storm may be expected on or about the 20th inst., when it is hoped Jupiter Pluviu3 may do us a favor. Hope it will no bo postponed until the State Fair week

Tuell, Ripley & Co., have a new

ndvortisoment this morning tq announce tho fact that thoy are receiving every day elogant line3 of goods adapted to the fall trade,and oarnestly solicit an examination by all consumers of dry goods.

Wo learn from the Evansville

Journal that tho suit against A. T.-Whit-tlesey, Esq., tho Postmaster of that, city for violation of tho postal laws, has been dismissed by tho United States District Attorney.

COLLISION.—One of the street cars collided wiih a buck buard yesterday, demolishing the latter vehicle. Tho driver of tho car switched his horses to one side and saved tbom from injury.

Wo understand challenge went

over yesterday from the llesoluto Base Ball Club, of Evansville to tho Western Club, of Indianapolis, to play a game for the championship of the State.

Tho new steam fire engine, now

building for this city, will be delivered hero r.oxt month, and we understand will probably be located at the engine house of the Niagara Fire Company on Ninth Street. It will be tho same size and pattern of tho Steamer '•Albert Lango."

Last Sunday four brothers named

Reidenower, in Posey county, attempted to extract the load from a shell lying for some time about tho house The shell axploded, killing one, blowing a leg from one, an arm from another, and fearfully mangling the fourth. It is supposed all will die.

bsff* The first annual Dull of the Hibornia Benevolent Society will be hold at Dowling Hall to-night. The names of the gentlemen composing the several committees having in charge the affair is sufficent guarantee of a pleasant occasion.— Prof. Tout's Band will furnish the music.

NOTES PROM THE POLICE COURT.— Patrick Donley, for a drunk and disorderly, was assessed $8 50 Jerry Grady, for same offense, $7,50 Thomas Roberts was simply drunk, and got off wifi $6,00, while Allen Cloak, who was disorderly and not drunk, paid $8,00. At the time we visited the court there were two individuals "in soak" at the calaboose, sweating benzine and rot-gut whisky at every pore. An examination awaited them so soon as enough oozed out to allow them"tc answer to the question of ''guilty, or not guilty."

A NEW HAIL.—Among the valuable improvements now going forward on Main street we are apt to overlook the many fine buildings, residences and store-rooms on other streets. Among the latter is the splendid block that looms up on the southwest corner of the Public Square, erected by Dr. Allen Pence, and in which has been located a magnificent and spacious public balL Tkis has just received the finishing touches, and is now open for pub« lie use.

The corner room of the ground floor of this block is used by the Doctor as a salesroom of his drug house and is filled with a fine stock of drugs, chemiculs, medicines, oils, &i., arranged in admirable order. To the west of tho drug store is a large store room, which will soon be for rent. Between the two is a spacious en. trance, with abroad flight of stairs,loading to offices in the second story and the Hal' ^n the third story. On the second floor are large and woll-arrangad dressingroom?, and a supper room. Leading from these rooms is a hall and flight of stairs for a roar entrance to the hall above, to be used for parties, &e.

The Hall is forty-six by soventy-five feet and is provided with moveable seats fjr six hundred people. A very lofty ceiling and windows on all sides afford good ventilation in the warmest weather. At the south end is

large rostrum, ex

tending nearly across the Hall. giving amplo room for music, speaking, &c. The wood wor's of the Hall and lower rooms is grained, and the whole interior finished fine style.

We learn a number of engagements have already been made for tho Hall for various purposes, and it will, without doubt, beeomo a popular place ,of resort this winter, especially for parties, balls, festivals and srmilnr entertainments. Dr. Pence deserves credit for the erection of such a structure, and we hope it m'ay prove remunerative to him in the greatest degree.

MAUKIKD. -lti this city, on the 17th insfc, by Ee\'. 8. M. gtimson, Mr. EDWARD WRIGHT to Miss MART BROA DHURST1, tli of Terra Haute.

The Indiana Conferences will

meet next year at the following places: Indiana Conference, at Bedford, Lawrence oouuty.

Northwest Conference,' at Plymouth, Marshall county. Southeast Conference, at Franklin, Johnson county.

APPOINTMENTS.—The Northwest Indiana Conference, M. E. Church, at its recent session at Danville,-made the following appointments of ministers. It will be observed we are to have two new ministers here—the pulpit at Asbury Chapel being filled by Rev. C. A. Brooke, and at the Centenary by Rev. B. WSmith. Rev. Wm. Graham is promoted to a Presiding Eldership, and assigned to the Lafayette district, and Rev. L. C. Buckle3, goes to Laporte. The following is the list of appointments

INDIANAPOLIS WSTEICT—J. H. Hull, P. E. Strange Chapelr-C. S. Burgnor, Third Street—S.J. Kahler. Zionsvillo—H. B. Ball, one to be supplied. Clermont—Griffith 1W organ. Danville—Franklin Taylor. Coatcsville—B. H. Bradbury. C'artersburg—To bo supplied by J. W. Lowry. Bainbridge—F. M. Pavy. Ladoga—F. Pierce, one to be supplied. North Salem—S. Adams. Brownsburg—To be supplied by C. W. Stewart. Crawi'ordsviile—T.S.Webb. Pleasant Hill—J. B. Demotte,one to bj supplied.

TFBUE HAUTE DISTRICT—J. C. Reed, P. E. Asbury—C. A. Brooke. Contenary—3.-W. Smith. Greencastle—J. W. Greene. Montezuma—L. S. Bnckcls. Morton—C. B. Heath. Bridgeton—To be supplied by T. M. Buck. Kusselville—3. M. liays. Bellmore—To be supplied. Aunapolls—W. A. Smith.. Sockville—J. Fox worthy. Sanford—O. C. Haskell. .. linton—T. Bartlett. Newport—J.E.Wright. Alamo—Moses Wood. Philander Wiley, Professor Indiana University. D. Demotte, Agent of Preachers Aid Society, a ad member of Greencastle Quarterly Cnference.

LAPOBTE DISTRICT—J. Johnson, P. E. ifrorte—L. 0. J?uckles. Laporte Circuit—M. M. Sto!z. WeBtvillc—C. B. Mock. Knox—To be supplied. Door Village—D. A. Grimes. Rolling Prairie—J. H. Uaypopl. New Carlisle—T. E. Webb. South Bend—J. Thrush. South Bend Circuit—T. 0. Hackney. Sumption Prairie—8. E. Ncwhouse. Walkertown—J. 8. Donaldson. Marmont—To be supplied. Michigan City—A VtfOd. Northern Indiana College—David Holmes, Pri-sidont, and member of South Bend Quarterly Conference.

J. W. T. McMullen—Transferred to North Indiana Conference. T. ('. Workman—Transferred to Central Illinois Conference and stationed at Eureka.

EAST LATAYEITE DISTRICT—S. Godfrey, P. E. Lafayette, Ninth Street—J. M. Joyce. Lnfuyotte Mission—To be supplied. Dayton—L. Taylor. Delphi—W. 0. Wyant. Camden—J. S. Woodward, and one to bo sup plied. ltossvillc—0. L. Smith.

Burlington—Supplied byJH. Vencill. Frankfort—J. Hill. Thorn town—L. Xebeker. Thorntown Circuit—M. Johnson Battle Grouud—A. D. Cunningham. Lebanon—M.. L. Green. New Brunswick—To be supplyed by N. W. Goasett.

Whitestown—To be supplied by R. M. Brooks. Clark's Hill—A. Conner. Darlington G. W Stafford. Battle Ground Institute—George W. Rice, Principal, and member of Battle Ground Quarterly Conference.

LAFAYETTE DISTRICT—W. Graham, P. E. Fifth Street—G. if. Boyd. Stockwell—H. G. Jackson. Attica—Clark Skinner. Shawnee Prairi"—J. M. Stallard Roinney—Fr. Gox and Gardner Haines. Covington—J. M. Hogan. State Line—S. Beck. Williamsport-J. D. Boyd. Pine Village—W. M. Fraley. Montmorroncy—S' P. Calvin. Grawfordsville—To be snpplied by T. J. Shanklin rrysville—S A. Clearwaters.

JoSn C. Smith, Conference Finaucial Secretary and member of Stockweli Quarterly Conference. John Thompson, Agent of American Bible Society.

H0XTU-ELI.0 DISTRICT—R. Hargrave, P. E. Monti -ello—E. Holdstock. Brookstou—J C. Muhin. Pittsburg W. Bekner. Bnrnettsville—G. W. Waraer. Battle Ground Circuit—J. F. McDaniel. Oxford—D. Crawford Adriancc—To be supplied by W. Reeder. Uemmington—J B. Advil. Bradford- H. O. Fraley. Brooks—T» be snpplied. Rensellaer—R H. Calvert. Fulton—G W. Tarr. Madrvville—W. W.Jones.

VALPARAISO nisrairT—S. T. Cooper, P. E. Valparaiso—N. Greene. Wheeler— M. B. Wood. Hebron—

R. H. Sanders.

Lowell—E. W. La whom. Crown Point—T. C. Stringer. MenJIlville—To be supplied by J. H. Vickers. Calumet—W. T. Jones. Plymouth—W. R.Meikels.

Argus—To be supplied by E. Cook. Rochester—J. H. Cissel. Star City—J.J.Hines. Wanatah and L. Cross—Tobe supplied. Valparaiso Vale and Female College—R. D. Utter, ProfMtorand member of Valparaiso College.

Kewana—J. M. Dtessler.

MUSIC.—Just received, 500 pieces of Sheet Music, vocal and Instrumental, carefully selected for sale at J. G. LINDIMANX'S Music STORK, NO. 91, Main street, Terra Haute, Ind. dlt.

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.—In dav'n Journal we find the following announcements of meetings to be held in &a several townships:

Thomas J. Forrest will speak at New Goshen, Fayette township, on. Wednesday, Sept. 25th.

Middletown, Prairie Greek township, Thursday Sept. 26th. Hartford, Linton township, on Friday, Sept 27th.

Lockport, Riley township, Saturday, Sept, 28th. SAMUEL BOXSE, Esq., will address public meetings as follows:

At Green's Chapel, Nevins township, on Wednesday, Sept. 25th. At the township House, Sugar Greek township, on Thursday, Sept. 26th

At Prairieton, Thursday night, Sept. 26th. At Mount Pleasant School House, Honey Creek township, Saturday night, Sept. 28th.

COL. THOMAS DOWLING, will address the people of Pierson township at the Union Church, on Saturday, Sept. 28th.

Other appointments are promised in a day or two.

GENERAL CONFERENCE DELEGATES.— The three Methodist Conferences of this State just adjourned, appointed the following delegates to the General Confer* ence of 1868, which meets at Chicago.— The North Conference will select the delegates next spring, at its regular session:

Indiana Conference, (at Indianapolis.) —D. Maclntire, J. Kiger, B. F. Rawlins, and Wm. Meginniss.

Southeast Conference, (at Connersville.) —F. A. Hester, F. C. Holliday, and Prof. J. W. Locke, of the Asbury University.

Northwest Conference, (at Danville.)— J. C. Reed, Wm. Graham, Aaron Wood and John L.Smith.

t&g- Ladies remember the auction sale of Dry Goods, commencing to day at U) A. at MARVIN'S. dlt.

LADIES, call and see Frinlc's Patent Texas Ironing Furnace sets in your heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of tho age. Toil can do your ironing with five cents' worth o^ fuel. Sole Agency No. 63 Main street. 17-dtf W. W. SHANNON.

I O. O. F.—Regular meeting of Vigo Encampment, No. 17, this (Wednesday) evening at 7 o'clock. Patriarchs of good standing are earnestly requested to attend as business of the. utmost importance to every member will come before, the Camp*

J: D. WILSON, Scribe.

Don't fail to attend the auction

sale of new style Clonks, at MARVIN'S. dlt.

To THE MEMBERS OF THE RESOLUTE B. B. CLUB.—The 2d Nine of the Phoenix B. B. Club hereby challenge your First Nine to a match game of base ball at such time and place as you may designate, for the champion senior bat of Terre Haute-

E. GILBERT, Cor. Sec.

TERRE HAUTE, IND., Sept. 17,1867.

Will accept a challenge from your First Nine. By order of the President. J. LUDOWICE, Sec-

Depot fer Fine Laces, Embroider

ies, White Goods. Trimmings and Novel' tie3 of all kinds. New goods receiving daily at SAXTON FT WALMSTEY'S dlt 111 Main street.

Sheetings, Shirtings and

Muslins,

at the Dry Goods aution, at MARVIN'S. dlt.

Wheaton's Ointmont is an old and

well tried remedy, which keeps constantly increasing in popularity as its merits be come known. It has been before the public for more than sixty years, and is universally acknowledged to be the most certain and speedy cure ever discovered for Salt Rheum,Ulcers, Chilblains, Tetter, Pimples, Blotches, and all eruptions at the skin, while it is a sure cure for tho Itch, and will eradicate the most obstinate cases in forty-eight hours. dwlt.

ATTENTION, MEMBERS RESOLUTE BASE BALL CLUB!—You are requested to attend the regular meeting of the Club this evening. Let every member bo present. By ordor of tho President.

J. LUDOWICI, Sec'y.

BABY WAGONS.—Half dozen baby wagons at J. & E. W. Ross' to be closed out at low figures. Call and see them. d3t

THE plan of the Washington Library Company of Philadelphia, for the endow-, ment of the Riverside Institute forSolr diers' and Sailors' Orphans, is one that has been laid out in strict accordance with the terms of the charter as granted for this purpose by iho Legislature of Pennsyl, vania. This charter of the Washington Library Company legalizes the very acts that its members are now performing for this noblo object. The plan as most of our renders are aware, consists in selling stock at one dollar per share, each share or shares being accompanied by a handsome fine steol-plate engraving, worth fifty per cent, more than is actually paid for the stock. Besides this, every share of stock secures one present in the great distribution of presents to shareholders. Of these presents the aggregate value is $300,000, one of them being worth the enormous sum of $40,000, another $20,000, another $10,000 and one worth $5,000, and two worth $2,500 each, several worth $1,000 each, and so on. This is simply the plan in brief as adopted and presented to the public. Every shareholder will obtain some present in the great distribution, besides the beautiful engraving at tbe time of purchase, and each one has an equal chance of getting a small fortune, dwlt

FOR TFN DATS ONLY.—MARVIN ia compelled to close out a large stock ot Dry Goods at auction within the next ten days. He sells goods cheap. Go. dlt

DANCINQ ACADIMY.—Those desiring to learn all tbe new and fashionable round dances, &c., will not fail to meet the Professor at bis Hall to-night and to-morrow night for young men, and on Saturday at 9 A. M. and 4 F. M. for misaea and masters, at Pence's new Hall, dlt

IV Table Linen bowels. Toweling aSfiTBed Spreads, at MABViir'i auctiQn •ale of Dry Goods this week. dlt.

GRAJA PRiz* BAIJ.!—At Pence's new Hall, corner of Second and Ohio streets Wednesday Ere, October 2d, to be given by Tout and McKennan. There will be prizes given for the best Lady and Gentleman waltaer*. Prize for Lady, a fine Gold Ring prize for Gentleman, a fine Merschaum Pipe. There will be no means spared to make this the most at-

office, to Tout and McKennan where to call. Admission, $1,50. Tout's Quadrille Band.

19* Opening of a superb assortment of Fall pattern bonnets and hats, Friday September 20th, at 8.

tSf One hundred bushels of peaches are on sale at Ray & Bailey's to-day. They will be sold cheap. dtf

18P Window Glass, Paints, Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, large stock, and for sale at close figures: by BARR, GULICK & BERRY,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists.

|flP We have just received a large lot of French Merinos, Bismarck Cords, and Alpaca Poplins, all colors. Also some' thing new in the way of Fall Sacqttes very stylish goods, at the "Buckeye Cash Store." W. S. RYCE & Co.

'•PUT IT IN YOUB PIPE AND SMOKE IT."—Helmbold, of "Buchu" fame, find his beautiiul wife, are cutting a great dash, and creating a killing sensation at Saratoga. A few years ago he was poor but he had a nostrum, and used printer's ink, and is now worth a million Last year he expended in newspaper advertising over $214,000, and $100,000 in posters, pamphlets, &c. Business men will do well to think of this in their day dreams. QliSL

THROW IT TO THE DOGS.—If every housewife will throw her cheap, worthless kinds of saleratuB and soda to tbe dogs and use only .the Chemical Saleratus there will not be so much yellow, heavy, bread and buiscait to bb seen, and consequently not so many dispeptic, ailing persons. Get a paper, and if it does not suit, your money will be refunded. dwlt

RENDER YOUB HOME PLEASANT.— While great preparations are going on to entertain visitors at the State Fair those expecting musical friends and having no instrument should make an early examination of the large and magnificent stock of new Pianos and Organs now constantly arriving atKissner's Palace of Music. dtf

NOTICE.—ENGLES & TUTT have just received their large retail stock of Boots and Shoes suitable for the fall and winter trade, for men, women and children, of all sizes and quality, cheap for cash.— Everybody is particularly requested to call and examine our stock of boots and shoes before looking around. Successors to McKeen & Engles, at 101 Main street. Septl7-dlw.

THE STATE FAIR.—In order that our citizens may appear to a good advantage and make a favorable impression with the strangers visiting tbe Slate Fair, it is es sential to have a pair of W. H. Robbins' "Home Made'Bootsand that they may all be supplied, he has made up a large assortment, from the finest French calf to heavy Kip.

Those desirous of having them made can do so by leaving their measure at bis manufacturing room, on Main street, between Third and Fourth streets, (up stairs) sign of Blue Boot. d2w

INTELLIGENT PEOPLE WILL DECIDE FOR THEMSELVES.—A very fine carved legs patent Cycloid just received at Kissner'sl In spite of the hosts of depredators who cried these instruments down, I can refer to such a large number of delighted persons in this, also numerous adjoining cities and towns that more than satisfy me for all tbe pop gun talk of those depredators who would not see any money except in recommending their own pet pianos. Go to the Palace of Music for* bargains in fine pianos. d2t

FOR SALE.—At Hudson & Co's, four SHOW CASKS—good as new. Will be sold cheap. dlw.

The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seals

ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see them at C. I. RIPLEY'S. [dtf

19* Whalebone Mrs. L. Volger's.

Corsets at $1,00 dim

1ST Mrs. L. Yolger, having just returned from New Tork with a complete assortment of Ladies's Dress Trimmings, Fancy Worsted Work, Silver Hoop Skirts, plain and fancy Corsets, Ladies' Hose, Ac., &c,, is prepared to supply all wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady friends at her rooms, five doorB south of the postsffice. lm

Something new in Bugle

Trimdtf.

ming, at Cornelias & Haggerty's.

Ladies' Hose fifteen cents

dollar at Mrs. L. Yolgen."

to one dim

|^T The night term of the Terre Haute Commercial College will begin this, Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Special atten* tion givan to instruction in Penmanship For farther particulars enquire at the old Coart HOOM. 16dlw.

Real French "glove fitting "Cor

acts, the neatestiMng yetfjort caooived at Cornelius & Haggerty's. dtf.

FOUND—Saturday afternoon, on South Third street, a Fur-Trimmed Hood, inside of which was a note addressed to Mrs E. M. HalV Locust Cottage. The owner can have it on application to this office.

Sept. 16, d2t

J. & H. A. Davis, wholesale and

retail dealera in White Lead, Red Lead,

tractive Ball that has ever been given in Litharge, Oils, Varnishes, Putty and this city. There will be conveyances in Painters' material, corner 3d and Main attendance for ladies. The ladies that streets. dtf. wish to be called for at their residences' ... 4 will please give notice through the Post-1

Nkw

Music by Prof. dlt. i'j.

Straus' South

Fourth Street. dtf

No and

FESTIVAL.—Terre Haute Lodge, 31,1.0. G. T., will give a Festival Oyster Supper on Wednesday evening, September 25th, at Dr. Pence's Hall the proceeds to be used for the purchase of an Organ for the Lodge. Tickets, 25 eents children 10 eents. d4t.

FIRM.-J. F. Depew has associa-

ted himself in business with Mr. I. K. Clatfelter, under the firm of Depew & Clatfelter, at No. 61 Main street. With a full stock of Boots and Shoes, of the best material at the lowest possible rates, they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage. dlw-w2t. „v ul •."».«»» rv.

Another invoice of those fine Im

perial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black Teas at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohii streets. [dtf. NAYLOE & MOORE.

Unbolted Flour, at C. I.. Rip:m- H&[22-dtf

ley's.

Fine Ssrups, from $1 25 up, at

the Star Grocery,.corner Fourth and Ohio street*. NAYLOR & MOORE.

cdtf-

A general assortment of first-class

Family Groceries just received at tho Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf. NAYLOR & MOORE.

Xhose ~wa"hlFng~pbachei for can

ning will do well to leave orders with Ray & Bailey. They are in reeeipt of them daily, as tine as peaches grow, dtf

Hoop Skirts 65 ccnts to

eighty dim

five cents, at.Mrs. L. Volger'-sv

HAIR JEWELRY. An enlarged book with tho latest patterns, and a few sam pies of the manufacture also, Jewelry of tho German fashions, at

S rJOHN R. FREEITAN'S, No. 5 Warren's Block. N. B.—Hair Jewelry manufacutred at the shortest notice. dtf

jlJi'

Cotton Hose at A. &ipperts.

Ribbed dtf

Ladies and Misses Heavy

Pure Cider Vinegar at

E. dtf.

Wrigbt&Co's, 155 Main street.

Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Street

opposite the old Court House. dtf, W. W. SHANNON.

B. Woisz sells the best Whale

bone Corsets in Colored or "White for for $1,25. [11, dwtC

8@r Preserve your "eyes by using the Pantescopic Spectacle. S.. R-

Freeman

has a complete aisortment in Gold, Silver and Steele frames,'74 Main street. dwtf

DON'T READ THIS I—But if|you want to buy something gay, good, durable, neat, and of {he latest style, wherewith to deco. rate your pedal extremities, you can find somothing which will, just suit you to a t-y-tee, at N. Andrew's Shoe Store, Main street. Ho has a superb stock,sells cheaply and is a clever fellow to deal with. r7-dw2w

16?* Ladies in want of a fashionable and at the same time durable Skirt for less money than they have to pay fer a common Store Skirt at any place in the city, will do well to call at Weisz's jSkirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. [11,dwtf

PORTRAITS colored in Oil or Crayon.— Charges reasonable, and all work warranted to give entire satisfaction.

Call and see specimens at the City Gallery, one door west of Barr & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets. dtf H. M. POUND.

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

bons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimming at A. Nipperts. dtf

HSf Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex press, and for"sale at A. Nippon's, dtf

To Builders and others, a fine as

sortment of fancy and common grates for sale cheap, at 63 Main street. 8,dlw": "W. W. SfliiHoN

By Express, a choice stock of new

and fashionable Dress Goods, at A. Nippert'S. dtf. O.S. 8@?*R. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle* 151

Main street. [dtf.

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

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

8-4 White CrapejMarotz and Whit( Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

COLLARS. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars and Cuffs at RIDDLE'S. [dtf.

The great remedy for headache

earacche. toothache, neuralgia, fever and ague, cramp, cholic, pains and cramps in the stomach, &e. Tho Bombay Root or Blodgatta,can be found at Wm. Clark's Barber Shop on Third Street, near the Buntin House. Persons wishing it can be supplied by him until my return to tbe State Fair. dtf DR. JOHN THOMAS.

Cornelius & Haggerty are seling

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

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

New Goods just received tins day

at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf.

•6P Finest lot of Hats and Caps in the city at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf »3

Pqacnw Jn.afeundftac«i_at.,BftJL.

Bailey's. Call and get some Jj^fore the season for good ones is gone. dtf

Best assortment of Hats and Caps

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

|0* New style Hats and Caps just received at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. „/|y

Fall styles of Hats and Caps just

received at Wolfe & 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 Church on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio.

Go see the fall styles of Hats and

Gaps at Wolfe & Westfall s, 8^ Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana dtf.

USB* If you.want the cheapest fruit cans in the city, go to 63 Main Street. IS dttfT^ w. W. SHANNON.

A choice article of Dried Peaches,

Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at hfii E. R. WRIGHT & Co's., May 25,dtf 155 Main Street.

New goads received every week by

Cornelius & Haggerty.

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.—Erlanger and Bro. are now oponiflg their fall stock of Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Call and seo the new styles* dtf

SHIRTS, SHIRTS.—Shirts at Riddle's.

WANTED TO RENT.—By wo first ,ol Novembof a pleasant dwelling house of five cr six rooms, for which a good rent will be paid. Some person having means might invest it profitably by building such a house and leasing it to a tenant who would take pleasure in ornamenting and improving the property by the cultivation of shrubbery, fruits, &c. Enquiro I at S. R. Henderson's Stove Store, [dtf.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

We are authorised to announce WILLIAJl WOOLLEN as a candidate tor 'Recorder of Vigo Couti'y, at theenaaing October okction.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Dry Goods Emporium.

S E E E

1867.

Receiving every day an Elegant Line

O O S -f (*$

Adapted to the

FALL TRADE

...

CONSISTING OF

S 9

MERINOS,

EMPRESS CLOTHS

In all the Vew Shades, including

BISMARK, BL'K & COL'D ALPACAS PLAIN POPLIN,

PLAID POPLIN, STRIPED POPLINS

PLAIN & PIG'D DELAINS

—GLQAKSf

SHAWLS, & & &

A Splendid Line.of

Merrimack and Coelieco

PRINTS.

BUGLE, GIMP, COL'D VELVETS

And other styles of

Dress Trimmings

In large and varied Assortment.

An examination is most oarnestly Solicited by all consumers of DRY GOODS

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

COR. 5TH & MAIN STREETS,

Terr© KLaixte, Ind.

LOST

COLT.—A Bay Horse Colt

about four months old said colt bas white bind feet, and small star In forehead. Any information leading to its recovery will be liberally rewarded. Address LEWIS PADDOCK, seplSdltwSt Prairie (.reek, Ind.

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

At the August Term of the Court of Common Pleas of Vigo County, the Xstate of Richard Broadhurst, deceased, was declared probably in solvent. Creditors aie therefore netitied that the same will be settled accordingly.

WILLIAM W. GOODMAN,

Sept18dltw3w Administrator.

for Sale

"y ALU ABLE Real Estate

By Tlrtue cf an order of the Vigo Court of Commoa Pleas, made at the August Term, 1807, I will olferM paWio er prl»a,te .al«, on tta»18.h day of October. 1867, at 2 o'clock P. M., at the Law OiBce of Thomas B. Lonfr, on Ohio Street, between Third S'li Fourth Streets, Terre-Haute, the following valuable lljal Estate, to-wlt:

Lto Nmmler thirty-ane (31), thirty-twp (32), thlrtv-thre* (33) andone-ilfth off of the East side of Lot Number thirty-four (84), in the subdivision ol the Wallace Farm, containing slxten acre*.

This land Is covered with valuable saw timbsr, fire wood,

ie.,

and a Saw Mill la now in operation

directly adjo Intng It. rXBM8.—0»e half cash, balance in one year, secured by note and mortgage on the premises.

Persons desiring to purchase thsae premlaej can (Tetany additional

fr 1 0"

Lour HlLINDA I. ADKINo, GnardUn of M*ry B. Wallace TKO&IS B. Lo*«, Attorney. seplSdltWt*

--AMUSEMENTS.

FIRST ANNUAL BALL

OK THE

Hlbernia Benevolent Society

will be held at

-. £ju JM DOWLIWG HALL,

Wednesday Evening, Sept 18th.

MUSIC

BY PROF. TOUT'S BAND.

Tickets. 91,SO. nell's Book Store.

Fer sale at M. W. O'Con•eplldtl

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TJARDIAN'S SALE OP REAL \X

ESTATE.

The undersigned, Guardian of the minor htlri of Aaron Fagan, deceased, by rlrtue of an Order of the Vigo Common Pleas Court, made at the AlignstiTerm, thereof, 1867, will, on 8aturday. the 2d day of November, 1867, at the Ceort Hense door, in Terre Haote, Indiana, at the hoar of two o'clock P. M.,

said day, sell tho following de

scribed Real Estate, to-writ: The undiTiiled fire-sereaths (5-7) of the two thirds (3Q of one hundred acres on of the cast side of the southwest quarter of section twentythree (2S), wn elevea (11), range eight (8) west also, the norih«a«t quarter of the noithwest quarter o( sestion tweotj -six (26), town ele», (11), range vight (8) west also, ten (10) acres eff of iheeastiide ot tho northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-six (26) town eleven (II), range eight (8) west, all in Vige county, Indiana, being th« Interest of tho said h^irsof said decoasod iu said lands.

TERMS or »S*LE.—One-third of the purrhasn money in hnad, one-third in 12, and one-third In IS months from day of tale, tbe pmohaser giving noto waiving VHlaation laws, with interest Ta day of sale, socure by mortga eon tbe premises Theproperty brin* two-thirdsof the appraifed value. BOBEHT A. JOHNSON,

KELSO*

A Pliact, Guardian,

sc.

Attorneys. sel8Jltw4w

DRY GOODS.

NEW Goods

JuST RECeIVED!'

IRISH POPLINS

W I E

Opera Flannels!

Empress Cloths!

Misses Shawls!

ASTRACHAN AND FANCY

0L0AKING-S!

PARIS MADE CLOAKS

EDSALL & CO.,

Corner 4th & Main Sts, Terre-Haute,

Ind.

PRY GOODS.

FALL PRINTS!

Fall Dress Woods!

PALL AND WINTER

S A W S

THOMPSON'S CELEBRATED

HOOP SKIRTS!

Just Received and for Sale

CORNELIUS & HAGtiERNY'S.

Monday September 16,1857. dwtf

EPILEPSY, OR FITS. Lplaint

SCRE CURB FOR THIS DISTRESSING COMis now made known In a Treatise (oi octavo pages) on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations, published by Dr. O. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was discovered by him in such a providential manner, that he cannot conscientiously refuse to make It known, as it has cured everybody who has used It for Fits, never having feiltd In a single oase. The ingredients may be obtained from any druggist. Sent free to 11 on receipt of their name and address, by Dr. i. PHELPS BROWN, No. 19 Grand St., Jersey City, N. /. sepl0dw2t

WANTED.

T*7ANTED —TO RENT A

house for a small family. Cash paying

truat. Xaqnire of E. Main street

FOR

J-Dit'Ci

SCARLET,

Wright Co Mo IBS Hdtf

WANTED, AGENTS.—(Male

or female)—Can clear VS0 per week at their own home, in alight and honorable Vusinees, Any gnrton having a few hours dally to spend will find this a go«d raying busineas. Address, sending two stamps for roll particulars, E. Lockwood, D*troit, Michigan. sep!2dfitw2t

WANTED.—SITUATION.—A

Tf Man with family, who speaks the Oerman ind English language, and is weil posted In Bookkeeping and Arithmetic, wants to get a situation either as Clerk in a Warehouse or as Salesman in a Store. Good references can be given.

Please direct letters to A. W. aug21dtf Box 167, Terre-Hante, 1ml

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE.—Four three-story

Store Rooms, /n Main Street, between '4th and 7th streets. i!3dlm

ALSO

VOlt SALE—A Dwelling House on Second Street three Squares South ol Mats, containing ei*ht rooms, two porches, and ail in good repait.— There sre on the premises a good cistern, barn, wosd-shrd, stable, Ac., Ac. Enquire of

FOR

nosroRo BROWN.

SALE—HOBSR A fine

young Horse—Vood style. Well broke to Saddle and harness. Price. $2,00. ALSO, FOB 8AI N

An Op' Bnjrgy—price $180. Au Open Buggy—price, $170 Au Opea Baggy -price. SlflO.

At Welch's Carriage Shop,

sl6dla' A. J. WELCH.

FCHAXCK

DR SALE OR RENT—RARE

roil HOTEL KKEPER9.-I will

Sell or L9ise th* lfot'1 known the Stewart House, Torro-Haote, Indiana, cn reasonable terms. For particular.] call on the Proprietor, atthohouso. THOMAS McKEE,Prop.

SeptlOdlm

FOR

CAt"

SALE.-Tho desirable Busi-

neM gfonrt Ritn *tod on tho cor nor of 12th atid M«in Sheet*, two lot®, each 24 front,

two itory brlrk bnildiog in complete

or er, Pomp in front, 60 barrel Cistern, Barn. Fruit Treos, Ac. It ia one of the most eligiblo •ttnds for local or conntry trade in town.

Terms reasonable. Enquire on the premise*. «ep?d3w

FBUSINESS.—WishingCHANCEbusinessFORmychangetoSALE.—AOR

I offa my Stock of Agricultural Implements at a low figure. A person of enterprise, with a moderate capital, can du well. Apply at No. 66 Main Street. j.

A. FOTE. dtf w2t

SALE, FARM.—One of the

Finest Farms in Vigu County, containing 163 acres of rich and highly productive land, about one-half under cu tivation. It is situated on the KvansvillrA Cratrlordsyille Rail Boad, 6% miles South of Torre Haute, at Young's Station.— The Bailroad running adjoining to, and a Switch being on one end ef the land, makes it valuable* Will be sold low. Ec quire ef

CHAUNCEY GARB,

ang28d3m Terro Haute. Ini.

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

XJL in a well Established Bu'lness. Wishing to retire from business, I now oO'er my entire stock of Boots and Shoes for sale. The stock is new and carefully selocted, especially for the retail trade. Any person wi-hlng to invest in an establlshsd buiinoss, will And it to their advantage tocall on me soon, at my place of business, at No. 100 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind. •6d3m B. O. GUERINEAU.

"I^OR SALE.—HORSE.—-A good

-1 family borse, perfectly gentle, top buggy and Harness. They will be sold low for cash or good paper. Euquire at Coleman's Wagou Yard, corner of 8th and Poplar streets. Mtt?

I^OR

SALE—Two Milch Cowa.

Enquire of J. J. WEBSTER, North 14th Street, next to O. Beigler, or at J. Starts,' an East M&iu Street, next to Canal. je*Sdtf

T?OR SALE—FourFrame Houses

JL One of Sve, two of six, and one ol seven rooms. I will sell these bouses very low, and on reasonable tirms. Apply to T.J.FORREST, 11 Itf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

OR SALE.—The Brick Build

ing on Third street, half square north of Slain, now occupied by Ira Grover. For further information, apply to D. W. MINSHALL, 17dtf At First National Bank.

FOR WENT.

TOatKENT—THE

UNION HOTIL,

Charleston, Illinois, bas been refurnish

ed and fitte-1 up, and is now in successful operation, and can be rented on reasonable terms. For particulars, apply to JAJ. M. HAY, my27dtf At the Union Hotel.

MUSICAL.

DEPROSSE,

Teacher of focal Unsle-Cloraaa aad English, Piano, Organ, Thorough Ba«s and Composition. Address, Kissner's Palace of Mnsic, or Offlce of Terro Hout* Ho„se P. O Box 880 ltdlm

80.000 Copies Sold

I A E

A Collection of SA0RED MU8I0 for Choirs, Singing Schools, Musical ConTentlons, *c., by L. 0. EKIMON, Author of "Harp of Judah," '•OolJen Wre.th," "Merry Chimes," Ac. The Best Book for Choirs. The Best Book for Schools. The Best Book for Societies. The Best Book for Conventions. The Best Book for Practice. Tbe Best Book for Social Singing. The Best Book for Families. The Best Book for all Singers.

Suited to All Denominations— All Occasions —All Capacities. In Its Singing School Exercises. In Its Glees,

Part-Songs,&c.

In Its Anthems and Sentences. In Its Chants and Selections. In Its Variety of Hymn Tunes.

Price S1.38. Sent post-paid. OLIVER DITSON ft CO., Publishers, 277 WsshIrglon St., Boston, CHAS. H. DITSON ft CO., 711 Brotdway, NewYork. dwtch

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

DEALER IN

PIANOS, MELODEOKN

Vlolias, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Muslca Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TBRRR HAUTE, INDIANA.

TUNING AND REPAIRING of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnade foi NEW ONES. aiil03dwtt J. O. LINDEMANN

L. KISSNER'S

PALACE OF MUSIS!

iVo. 48. Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,

TERRE-IIAUTE,

IND.

This being the largest and most elegant Music Establishment

IIV THIS STATE I

Buyers in want of fine

I A N O S

MELODEONI,

O A N S

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Music and Instruction Books, should not fail to visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

OT* AU kinds of Musical tnstroaenta re in the most approved manner.

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