Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 September 1867 — Page 4

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Union County Tiekst,

X'or Recorder,

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NATHANIEL LpBSC.

FUBLIO SPEAKING! Ou Monday, the Yth day of October, 1*87, at fe o'clo'.i P. u., spaccfcoe will bo dsllvored at tha following places by tho persons whose names are sot opposite, upon the political tones of tho day Samord -'VV^s'™ New Gofhen T. U. -'Slaon Bagur Creak Township House omiimm THiddletowa

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Pralr'eton J. uraiD

Albort'.Lange

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Lost lrcek TownshipJiouee... xJtvins Tswnehip Otter Creek—Union Church.«... Honny Crecfc—Mt. Zion ChursU.-.lt-W-.Thompson Hartford

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A cordial invitation IS extended to *11. 3y ordcr of tUe Vnion E-ecatire Oommittet).4 Attest: KJCBOI.av9 Filbics, S»«rtt"arj

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T30MPS0N, TflOMAS B. NELSON^

WM. E. McLEAN, JOUH G. OBAIlf, JOHN P. BA1KP, A.LBEBT LANGE P. B. O'.RILET, anS othT'Spealters, will addr«ss the citizens on the political Issues of tho day at tba different Wards as follows, at 1% o'clock P. K., vis: THIHD WABD—At E. Glllman's Coopur Shop,

Tuesday, Sept 24th. SE''0XD WABD—School House, Wednesday, Sept. 25th. FIRST WABD—At the Ninth Street JUarket

Houss, Thursday, Sept. 25 FOTTBTH WAB —At the corner of Sixth and Lafay3tts Stroets, Friday, Sept 27th. FIFTH WARD—School House, eorner Twelfth and Chesnut Street, Saturday, Sept. 28th.

A invitation is extend to all. 'Bycordialof

Ordor the Union Exeunt Ive Tommittee. •Ai-rssT N- FXLBEOK, 8ec'y.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Gti at 'iTitioii of Bookc—TftW«on & Forrtft. Tho'atro, To-yi«bt- "Kvi^Tbody'R Friend." W«nt?d—To Borfow—^1,000.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS,

0©"" ThJ old 24th Indiana Silvor banij has been enjyagud to furnish rauaio during the Fair atTsrre Ilauto. -v

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Among the fast trotting horses

ii"W in the cit3' in training for the State Fair, is tho well-known horse "John A. Lagnn."

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pjgl' A ciu'oiiic grumbler is convinced ti: \t days do not end on tho 5tU oi W.pi.ias Tlio fthnanac-aiukors be dcvo iiiiiwo a birius mistako-

Cap-.. John A. Bryan has been spj member of the llugisu-y.Bourci \..wnBhip to fill a vajaifcy occa

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sioned by the rv.'ignaliun of Hon. John Oruitj.

svg" Mr. Georgo Reed, the superintend ilont of uur street railway will superintend th hiy'ing down of the ttaek of-'Evan t* villo city railway, commencing,,'tbe work r.ext .week.

^3?" A uiad dog was otj ITorth Seventh street, near .Vhe t'iinnl. &.i,--chy ovpning. At least.iiT. waS said r:tbid by thft'esrited -individnali %v:re !a::U.iog We- wild^fcrof pistol :\t it. •. i-'

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nutuinn term of tlio. Oiriviit

C.ittr'. r-nvnncs to-dav. Several importMif, cthniinil eases w!l! be tned at this •.c-r:ii, !md we hope onr county jail, which Iuh oontninsd from fifteen to trfsnty "1n•juitc? frr" over h»lf fvprj may: be

Tha Jlii^ison Courier::^a .that

T.tsuiy chiMron ate ItopTout of the public schools oi tba pui'clu'jsc ,tba pri.ipo thi {uuo.iir tba h:-rii!b!v dlxpoead to supply Sic .-vm-tutf-.

L'ity for want of «ioney te aficawary text books, jund r.tlsin of ft sub»orlpt!on

Wo v.-'ch o^H the attention of :o!c hnyint* cfttntnnnity of this city t?i udvof 31 r. JB[utcbm?on, the cjlebintert trade ?aie Auctiorrear, tfh ccui!iea"0fl selling» sp'.oadiJ collootion rfvahinli'.o Bo^'v" Dawson & Forrest's A'-'otion liAnw to-oi tit.

Kicbnw!" Iron Works in Chi

cago advertised cerlain agricultural im(•iments by way of experiment ist Jnienos Ayn?s papor. Orders amounting to thirty tljouwind dollars were tho result, all other pi.'u'.cs being skipped for Chicago An oxceiient commentary on the benefits of ndvertisins.

Tho oxcavntions on Main street

fornew switch for the city railway, caused a load of hay to be usrer«mo?it ous'iy dumped o« tho sidewalk, Saturday afternoon. It is «afe to say the owner .M5 n:n.d—cr vexed, as the hay wn- rrplt.ca3 on the vc&gon, with a good procpctt of a Iftte return honre and a cold eurp?r.

John II. Sykes, .the hatfor hn&ou & Miller clothiw, and U. il. Basco i, jiwvhr. h»viug handed in bisin-js.^ jpoffces, their names ..re. r.d-iwl our badness direc'.orr. The

^IEE'—Yesterday morning, about 11

the cboreb^s, be fire balls rang oat an alarm, occasioned by a fire between First and tiocoad streets, on the same square on wfiich Thompson's flouring mill is situated. The steam engine was on the ground throwing water ten minutes after the alarm was sounded, and the Niags^ Hand Engine threw a stream on tir^ gra three minutes atter the stream frAtlm t^Q steam engine^but fcuch was th/j headway attained and combustible rj&lure

frame buildings, that or

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E'or Commisslousr—1st Iiistrlot," FJEUMNG SHBPHEBD. or Cftnoiieiionw—21I'fstrtet,

g&r Christia.'i Bruns, who was shot by Tiiiey one week ago last night, dfed Saturday nigbt about ten o'clock, from tha effects of the pistol shots. Tho body was intetred in the cemetery yesterday evening, attended by tho several German orders of the city.

Immediately alter the death Tilley was arrested and Judged in Jail* We are informed that the man's dying declarations, together with some other evidence, aro such us will make it difficult for Tilloy to make a cn?e of self defense.

CANi'D —Yesterday was the last Sab. bath of the threeyea.-s' term of Rev. Wm. Graham, Pastor of Asbury Chapel. As a token of esteem tho pupils of the Sabbath School presented hiin with a handsome silver-mounted cane. As wo have before stated, Mr. Graham has been promoted to a Presiding Eldership, and assigned to the Lafayette district- We hope he may be spaced t^o many year? of useful work, and in tho .course of time have charge of tM"s district, llmt his ninny warm friends may occasionally listen to his earnest pleadings in the cause of Christianity.

Elopement at Yincennks Vinecmiesisjust now enjoying a first class sensation in the discovery of the elopementofa bank clerk in the First National Hunk with the wife of a conductor on the 0 & M. R. R., residing at that place. Tbe Bank Clerk is Havvy Isaacs, formerly of this city, and the woman's name is Pullman. It is supposed the guilty pairs have Parted for California.— Tb« father of the fast youth ii now a rfMtlent-ef that State,

County Fairs.—The Posey county Fair, hold last week was a success the receipts being (Ver $3,000,

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... ,u dwelling, four

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occupied by Mrs. Frank

lin anther (jjujgbter Mrs. Pomeroy, who '0f*. nearly all their household furniture.

of the stables belonged to R. LThompson, one to Mr. Gibson, and one to Mrs. Pointer. Mr. Thompson had five hprsM in the stables three were got out, and two perished in the flumes

The conflagration was occasioned by children playing with tire. ..

Kkady!—Our merchants should

get ready this week for the immense trade ofri.fxt week,consequent on the vast crowd atitH.ding the State Fair. Many people in'the surrounding counties, who come to town but unce or twice a year will embrace this opportunity to lay in their winter supplies, —oend in your advertisements this week and haVo your hand bills, circuits and pesters printed and ready. Thouds ofcuetotuerj you would not otherwise reach wjll read .your hand bills.

reculy thin iceek.

Gel them

"With a full and complete

Job Office and good worUmefi we have (•xiii. f'.Hciiitioi for the rapid printing,made this :ind next w«ek, of every variety of printing for circulation. Send in orders usrl/tbM week.

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M- French's Oriental Oircui

nn'i -Itgyptain Caravan, combined wit'i Culioi:'« tribe of Iroquois Indians, which cluiuis bu the largest Company, by onu tbmi that has visited the West this season, will roach thu city Thursday of this week, giving two performances on that day—afternoon and evening. The large descriptive advertisement in another j1tftnn gives full particulars.

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Chanok oy Venue.—John

Pepoon, one of the won engaged in tba railroad robberies last spring, and whose cueo was continued at the spring term to the present term' of the Circuit Court died Saturday evening. Ho was siek but a short time, and was removed from the jail to bis wife's boarding house on South First street, only an hour before he died. We did not learn the nature of his disease. He loaves a young wife, bis only child bavins died since his incarceration.

dent of tho Evansville

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Journal

tells why

it was a success: Go through the streets of Now Harmony every morning after tbe Fair opens, and von would find every mechanic's shop, every store, and nearly evwry house closed, ehut »nd the husbands, wives, children, maids and bachelors, all gone to the Fair. They coma out to the ground? with their baskets filled for themselves and friends, and they food make tbe stranger their friend, at lenst during the Fair. If your people—1 mean the people of Evansville —would only enter into the spirit of their FairB as tho people of New Harmony and Posey County do in theirs, you would have a Fair equal to the State Fair.

All help, all work, all talk, all do for their Fair, and then at night the ball room and theatre were open for those who wished, and bouses of the citizens in town and country for thoso who wished to partake nf true hospitality.

Sad Accident.—Friday evening a little daughter of Michael Kennedy, who resides on Lafayette street, the first house north of the canal, feli into a pool of water iu the old canal bed, and before it was disoovered life was extinct. It was barely old enough to walk, and was not missed bv its mother more than fivo minutes.

Mayoks Coubt.—Since our last report Wm. Burnett, for an assault and battery on on© Kamp. had to pay $17,80 Wesley Scott, for indulging in a drunk, paid $8,50 To thk Mxmbkbs of

Arties «'f pitffr.s regu-1 .r.aater, for same priviledge, Babx Ball Club -r Uancosnoticcs, are jgRVo security for the payment of $7,00 Sirs: Your challenge to the Phanix ct4umii Yr^o^iwae:—

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Thbatb*, To-NioaT^_Dowling Hall will be opened to-Dj,ght by tie excellent company from tt,e MetropoUtan Theatre( Indianapolis

which occasion will be

presented J. Sterling Coyne's elegant come^yj entitled "Everybody's Friend,"

a strong and efficient cast. As showing the favor with which the company is regarded at home, we clip the following from an Indianapolis paper:

Metkopoi.itan.—During the session of the "North American Ssengerfest," the city and consequently our little gem theatre were visited by the representatives of

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staoles and other «o .oujjdinga were con -1 and we heard nearly every reporter speak

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'The dwelling the property of Mrs. Pointer,

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leading Western papers,

iu just praise of the "Stock Company." Gentlemen from Chicago, Cincinnati ana St. Louis, paid many high compliments to Manager Lingham lor the selection of so much unquestionable ability. One gentle* man, in particular, from Louisville, declared the "Stock Company of tho Metropolitan Theatre is superior to any ever engaged in Louisville, and 1 never saw it excelled In the West."

This was not intended as a "printed puff," but was the result of a general theatrical conversation at Press Headquarters, and we consider it as an article of agreeable news to the unfortunate, who have not visited the old resort this season and it will but reiterate the universal verdict of our play-goers who have. Suc cess to Manager Lingham and the new Stock. Thkspus.

Rjsal Estate Thassfkb*.—The following transfers of real estate in this city and county were placed upon the books of the County Recorder last week

S. B. Gookins to Isabell Curry, two lots in Grover's addition for $750. Isaac Van meter to Washington Hess, 20 acres in Honey^Creek township for $900.

Reuben Halstead to Berni Trimmer, one hundred and sixty acres in Riley township for $4,000.

Thomas Long to Berni Trimmer 80 acres in Riley township for $1100. Martin G. Rhoada to Samuel P. Page fourteen acres in Harrison township for $550.

Hoary T. Woolen to John T. Johnson, lot in Humaston's addition for $720. Ruth Stow re to Wm. D. Hampton, two lots in Hartford for $550.

J. Hoopingarner to Jane Griggs, 10 acres in Linton township for $200. John Chambers to J. Chambers, lot in tho city for $245.

Israel Price to Martha Losen, 40 acres in Lost Creek township for $250. Curtis Gilbert to Peter Rlie, lot inGilbert Place, for $350.

John S. Baker, to Newton Blidsoe and Taylor Pierson, 2J lots in Centerville, for $600.

Henry Reese to Herman Hulraan, lot in Jewett's sub-division of Eutaw farm, for $2,000.

Burton H. Sanderson Ylrgil A. Sparks, piece of land in Dean:s sub-divis ioa, tor $250.

P/eston T. Hazalrigg to Simon Daniel, lot in Dean's sub-division, for $125. Lewis Maddox to Edar.l V. Ball, 1J lot* in Prairieto'n, for $500.

Efcgf* Murriage licenses were issued last week by the County Clerk, to the following parties: Robert Wnlden and Julia Eollen. John P. Long and Martha Middaugb. Edward Wright and Mary Broadhurst. James Ottis and Janette Chavest. Jamos A. Hyden and Margaret Middaugh. WTm. Deal and Delila Pullen. Wm. W. Smithwick and Fiora A. Ryman.

Just received by Express, a fine

lot of those beautiful Bog woods sets and other cheap Jewelry, Pearl S eeve Buttons, at G. fl. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

8@- Do you want an elegantly made boautiful fitting, and durable suit of clothing? If so, go to Johnson & Miller's, and leave your order—the

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81 Main

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8®" Ray & Bui ley propose showing the finest peaches of the season, this morning. Call nnd see them. d2t

j®" A splendid assortment of fine watches, rich and fashionable jewelry.— Beautiful late stylo of plated ware. At G. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street.

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Shall the children of the Soldiers

and Sailors who gave their lives for the preservation of tbe Union be provided with homes, and receive a good education This is a question which will admit of but one answer—in the affirmative. It only remains, therefore, for us to point out the best mode in which it can be done. A careful examination has satisfied us, and will satisfy the public, that the projectors of the Riverside Institute, locate! in the village of Riverside, New Jersey, on the Delaware, have devised the most feasible method. Acting under the charter of tho Wa?hington Library Com. pany of Philadelphia, incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania, they are offering stock at tbe low rate of one dollar per share, and will give to each subscriber a beautiful steel engraving, worth at retail more than the price of the stock, and as an additional inducement will distribute among the stockholders presents valued at $300,000. Who can refuse to do a patriotic and benevolent action on these terms Lot every lover of his country record his name. Read advertisement. [dwlt.

Danaldsox's Office, Sept 23, 1867.

Seven thousand one hundred and fifty dollars pension money, for ninety-eight persons, whose claims went forward Sept4th and 5th, arrived Saturday evening from Indianapolis, now ready for paying over.

Bounty claims arrive too slowly to make a note of. ^23,d3t-wlt

SPLENDID FAMILY BIBLES

AT AUCTION TO-NIGHT.

When in need of Underwear,

Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Ties, or anything in Gents' Furnishing Goods, go to Johnston 4 Miller's, No. 81 Main street, and buy them cheap, from the best stock in the market. S dtt

Zimmerman, who spent.allhU Club for a match game is accepted. The

A oi ief«ronco, specially Money in a drunken spree, is now em- time and place shall be Tueaday after. .,'fmasww: t'«»V j.p'oyed scraping dirt on the streot it noon. September 3ith, at 2} o'cloek, on Boya' HaU and C^s on th« Wabash at •cy c^, be »oril» more than tho

cents per daj untH he foots a our grounds. T£. Qtuxn, l$7 bill of fine and costs. pt. I dlt.

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List of Awards at lb* County Air. HOB8I1 FOB GSai&AX 7UXP06I Stallion 4 yean and ortr, 1st pran—^-T. T. Walls "84 ~Jm. H.Bnndy Stallion 8 yn and under 3,1st pm»...B. Walmsley Sacking colt, lit prem.....„....—.Llna» Moyier

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Milton Bogers

Brood mare, lit „.„Llnaa Moyier 2d Jacob Hym&n Mars 4 years and «var, 1st preia. —Alvin King 3d „Matt Brown Mars 3 yn and under 4,1st prem.—8. Walmsley 3d ......J. J. Ferrel Mara 8 years aad under 3-.r......~_....J. J. Ferrel Mara 1 year and under 2 .Linas Moyier CMding 4 yean and over, 1st prem...F. Berkhardt 8d J. J. Ferrel fielding 3 yn and undu 4, lit prem...E. Walmsley id ...John Bactot ..j™. a 2JMTT jumxsss. Horse or mar* for ligkt harness 1st pr—J. Sector Hons or mare for light harness, 2d premitTm N.'Katranbacli mn sun. Stallion for heavy draft....— John Bector Mare for heavy draft, 1st prem F. Berkhardt

Lioas Moyier

Team for.heary draft F. Berkhakdt sramuis. Mare of any age,list prem Jas. M. Miller 3d M. Brown Btallion of aay age, 1st prem —T. Wells 2d John Bector sannts homes. Saddle horse or mare, 1st prem 2d

...A.. B. Fonts Jas.L'.Bnndy

JAOKB AKD MULES.

Agedjack Jas. H. Bnndy Jack showing

best colts Jas. H. Bnndy

Male colt, 1st prem ...........John Myer 2d W. T. Byman Spaa of males over 3 yean A. McPhecere Span of males under 3 years...Beaben H.,Leayl,tt.

CATTLE.

Ball 2 yean old and nnder 3 Jacob Byman Bnll calf. Reuben H. Leavltt Cow 4 years and over,lit pram...Beaben H. Leavitt 2 a a a Heifer calf. Hilton Sogers Dairy cow, 1st prem ST Jacob Bymaa 2d ...Milton Rogeri

SWSirSTABES.

Bull of any age Beaben H. Leavitt Cow of any age Beoben H^Leavitt Fat cow .Milton Bogers

HOGS.

Boar under one year

Orgln B. Sonles

8HEEP.

O. W. 8parks

....M. M. Brown .....O. W. Sparks G. W. Sparks

Fine wool buck, 1st prem.—.. 2d Three fine wool ewes Middle wool back

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT

Two-horse corn plow Bobert Corkell Corn planter ....Robert M. Corkell Wheat drill.. IraGrover Horse hay rake IraGrover Catting bes U. Shewmaker Washing Machine P. H. Hardy Stencil plate A. J. West Goat collar Philip Kadel

HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. Col. variotres ef apples, lit prem A. B. Pegg 2d ...Orgln B.Soules Twelve varieties apples A. B. Pegg Six varieties wintor apples A. B. Pagg Fonr varieties fall apples A. B. Pegg Col. of pean Wm. Patrick Fenr varieties of pears Wm. Patrick Col. of grapes, 1st prem- Jos. Gilbert 2d From Hermann, Mo Three bunches Catawbas, 1st prem... Dick Shaffer 2d ...Jos. Gilbert Three bunches of Delaware grapes Jos. Gilbert £hrej ba aches of CUaton grapes Jos. Gilbert Three bunches of Diana grapes Jos. Gilb rt Three bunches of Concord grapes Jos. Gilbert Three bunches of Hartford Pro.grapes.Jos. Gilbert Single variety of grapes Jos. Gilbert Three varieties of grapes Melober Poeschel Three green flesh melons .....Jos. Gilbort Two jars Gooseberries Jas^H, Brndy Col. of plants in pots (Amateur) H. D. Scott Col. of plants in pots (Professional) Helnl Bros Col. of varigated leaf plants Helnl Bros Three varieties of rosee In bloom Helnl Bros Pyramid boqnet Heinl Bros Mantle boqnet Helnl Broi Col. of band boauets Helnl Bros Peck of peach blow pota'oes Walmsley Peck of white sprout potatoes ff. D. Scott Peck of cherry blow potatoes H. Scott Peck of white peach blow potatoes E. J. Browa Peck of shaker russeth potatoes Geo. Watklns Peck of early Michigan potatoes Christ Flagin Col. of tomatoes 8ilas Price Twelve green cucumbers Christ Flagin Six mango peppers 8ilas Price Twelve ears pop corn Silas Price Quart of lima beans Ohr st Flagin Half bushel of white corn Milton Bogers Half bnshel of white wheat A. McPheeters Half bushel of red wheat A. McPheeters

MISCELLANEOUS.

Hoop skirt .......B. Weisz Child's sacque .....Miss Maria Eberwine Specimen bead work Hiss Maria Eberwine Ornamental hair braid Geo. Kadel Worsted quilt Miss Lizzie Allan Patchwork, 1st prem Mrs. A. B. Pegg 2d Mn. U. Shewmaker Original landscape in oil...- Mrs. E. Drake Fancy painting in oil Mrs. L. B. Drake Portrait painting in oil Hn.1. E D'ake ol. of pictures of all kinds M. W. O Oonnell Speo. of maple mollasaes, 1st prem...Mrs J. Weir 2d A. B. Pegg Five lbs of honey Samuel McMurtrie Bread rolls John Osweiler Col. of canned fruit, 1st prezn...Mrs. Wm. Patrick 2d Marshall Cooper

A fine lot of Ladies' Enameled,

Diamond and Plain Gold Watches, Chatlain and Leontain Chains also Watches and Jewelry repaired at H. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

Don't forget the Good Templars

Festival and Oyster Supper at Pence's Hall, on Wednesday evening, September 25th. All friends of the Temperanco cause are respectfully invited to come and assist the Lodge in its noble course. Tickets for sale at Barr's Drug Stoife, Pence Drug Store. Bartlctt's Book Storo, and at Kissner's Music Store. Tickets 25 cents children 10 cents. [23-d3t.

I&" When in search of something to wear, don't fail to call at Johnson & Miller's, as they are now offering, at the lowest prices, the best assortment of goods ever brought to Terre Haute. Don't forget, tho No. is 81 Main street. dtf

All the latest Styles Hat£ and

Capts in great variety being received daily at Sykes' Hat Store, and eold

Cath. tv'^i

Cheap for

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Chronic Diseases Successfully Treated.—Dr. Pagin, of South Bend, Ind., will be at the Terre Haute House Tuesday and Wednesday, 24th and 25th inst. Consultation free. d2t.

Goto Sykes' Hat Store and see his

new Styles of Hats and Caps at

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Cash Pri

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New and elegant Dress Goods

just received by Express. Poplins, Bismarck, Cords and Poplin Alapacas in all colors, also French Winceys and Beaded Cloakings, something entirely new. Now Goods opening daily at W. S. Ryce & Co's, 77 Main Street. r,, dlt

MT ALL THE NEW PUBLICATIONS at Auction to-night at Dawson & Forrest's Auction Room. d2t

A Card.—Received of M. J. Wheelen Agent of the Winnesheik Insurance Company, Freeport, Illinois, three hundred' and fifty dollars in payment of the amount of my loss on tho 24th of August, 1867, und*r policy No. 4823, in siid Company. The adjustment and payment of the loss were promptly made. In rebuilding I shall insure in the same Company, having full confidence in its integrity and ability. dtf M. A. JiwITT.

Mr HAYS AN EYE Wiiftthe opening of the gnat Auction Sale of Books at Dawson* Fornst's Auction Boom to-night.^,,

|0T The largest stock of Mens and

Sykes' £bU Store,

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

^"'"ATTORNEYS.

Baird A fraft, 62 Main Street. Meredith & elano, cor Main and Third. Nelson A Pierce, Phoenix Bow, Main St. Muzay &.aaffell,,lhir48t., under JtasoutcH»U. ARCHITECTS AND MULDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner lain and Fifth. (jlift 4 Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry•

BAKERS.

Frank Eeinig& Bro., Lafayette Street. BILL POSTING Geo. W. Beifsnider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth. P. P. Oeck, 16 Norm Fourth street. Leibing & laenxer, near cor- Stain and 7th.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. A. J. Welch, corner Second and W alnut. Scott, Oren & Co., corner Alain and Fint.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. James H. I urner, East ain Street. John llaaey & Co^, First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS. 1

Joseph C. Kelly, No. 1 bowling Hall. T. Grover, hird street north Slain. fj E. F. Merrill, 107 Main street. John Mci'arlane, at ounty Settles, Ohio streetRobert finest, at*l£»~ 1», Ualla and AlcKeen Paddock's:

Richard SlcElroy, southwest cor. Public Square.

I CTibiHItfG j-

Harts.

iartsock 1c Bannister, 79 Bstii street. J. wamsley, East side Public Snuu.o. Erlanger 4 Bro., nearjeorner Main and Fourth.

DENTISTS.

C. 0. Lincoln, throe squRrcs east Union Depot. B. VauValzan, 101 Main street. J. Richardson, Ohio struet, bet. Third and 4th.

DKY GOODS

'i uell, Bipley & Co., corner oth and Main street. W. S. i.ycodSCo,, 77 Jlain street. Bro kaw Bros & Co., 10S Main street.

Wittig & Co.. "J Main street. I A. Nippertdt i.o., lit* Aiainstreet. EdsaU a ct-rnvr lourtli und i'a.in street Bwtton fcWalmsfcy1, iiS^Mrert,,, CofueliuB & haggerty, corner Main ana In Ira.

fl |ig f| li Gutick i'Btti^, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Maban & Co., corner Main and Sixth. I J. & H. A Uavis, corner Main and 'third.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adams, E. B. Allan, Agent, Mechanics Row. Merchants, i'.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Barr & Coats, South Fourth street. B. Buckell,

South Fourth street.

HOOP SKIRT FACTORY. B. Weiiiz, opposite Post Office. INSURANCE AGENTS. Havens &. Co corner 3l&in and Fifth. 00 M. A. i^rane, Main street, east of Filth.

ICE DEALERS.

Stelninehl & JUeyer, north of Court House Square "lkoe, 3vLupton,at Cory i.Mau.court1^.^^ JEWELLERS. S. Freeman, 71 Main streot. John R. Freemah, WarroH's Bloetr G. H. BiScotu, 161 Main Stroet.

Leather"dealers Burnett & Bos, 144 and 146 Main street. MUSIC TEACHER. A. Deprosse, at Kissner's' Palace of Huslc.

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. G. Lindemann,.81MiUn Btreet. Jj. Kissuer, Palace of Music, Ohio straot4 I MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 201 Main street.

MISHLER S HERB BITTERS. J. Bifo,"corner Oth avd Main streots. MILLINERY. ilrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mn. m. A. waiter, 8o Main street, up stairs. Mrs. S. Straus, South Fourth street.

MONUMENTS—SCOTCH .GRANITE. Jas. G. Wll on, P. O. Box 7o4. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. Mrs. L. Volger,.BOuth of Post Office. NOi'IONS, TOYS, FANCY,GROCE

RIES-

i'c

Clausscn, Blchowsky & Co., Jlaln street, n^ar 6th. OMNIBUS LINE.

C. Miller, orders' at Post Office. PORTRAIT PAINTER. H. M. Pound, near corner Main and Fourth.

PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth street. QUEENSWABE. Major B. Hudson 4 Co., 130 Main street/ HeoOrlch & Felleng'er, 149 Main street. .-

RESTAURANT.

J. B. Oshe, 149 -Main stroet. RETAIL GROCERS. Say & Bully, Fourth stroet. South of Post Office. C. I Bipley, aln street near 6th "Saylor & Moore, Corner Ohio and Fourth. E. R. Wright &.Go„ 155 Main street.

STOVES AND TINWARE. P.. L. Ball, Main street. S R. Henderson, Konrth street, South of P. O. C. C, Smith 4 Co., 50 and Zi Main street.

B. Hagerty & Co., 187 Main street. W. W. Shannon, 63 Main street. SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 66 JlRin street.

UNDERTAKER.

Isiac Ball, corner Thlid and Oberry. WOOLLEN GOODS.

Jo)ii

^.fBei2 80 Main street. 1

Another inyoicc. of thoso fine Im

perial, GunpbVder,' Young Hyson and Black Teas at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohu streets. {dtf. |f NAYLOR ft MOOBX.

A general assortment of first-class

Family Groceries just received at the Star Grocery, corncr Fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf. Naylob & Moor*.

Opening o. superb assortment

of Fall pattern bonnets and hats, Friday September 20th, at S. Straus' South Fourth StreeSjt.:it^njiC|jj|j|^^|g|^r^dtf

Preserve your eyes by using the

Pantoscopic Spectacle. S. R. Freeman has a complete assortment in Gold, Silver and Steele frames, 74 Main street. dwtf

Ladies, .call sod see Frink's Patent Texas Iwningi Farpacej setP in. your heating stove or cook stove. Tbe best and cheapest invention of tho age. Yqp can do your ironing with five cents' worth of fuel. Sole Agtncy No. 63 Main street, 17-dtf ... W. W. Sajaaros. -)1

Window Giass, Paints, Linseed

Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, in large stock, and for sale at clos'e figures by Barb, Gclick & Berry,

Sept. 13, dim .Druggists.

Fall styles of -Sats. and Caps just

OHk.. '«ppp|. „*Wl *W»W. jttiMi, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf KlDBU's. .. [dtf,

wmm alsiSt naa ^4—

v**"5"?

f^TBaautiftil Fall Ch»kiag»v at Cornelius A Haggerty a. dtf.

NotICB Extkaobdixaby. Haying been solicited by many parties who are1

prepared to famish their own conveyance in part, I have determined to keep light pleasure vehicles for hire until further notice at Welch's Carriage Shop. 19d2w A. J- WiKH.

Oyster Supper on Wednesday oveaioe, September 25th, at Dr. Pence's Hall the proceeds to be used for the purchase of an Organ for the Lodge.^Tickets, 25 cents children 10 cents.

RJSJ&JUI YoOH Homb PLSASAST.-—•|

ace of Music. .,

Stewart, Agent, Main street,

east of Fifth. American, S. McElvaln, corner ourth and Ohio

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS. Vigo Fouadry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith A Lom near x. & J. &nd

Vboanix Foundi'yaud iiachineSliop* liloEifreshi DengUr & ».o corner 9fch and Kaglo, uear Fawenger i^opot. GUNSMITH ANDSTINCIL.CUTTEB

John Armstrong Ohio street, eist ofThirdr HATS AND GAPS. Joseph C. YAtes, South Third street. oil* egtfall, 85 Main street. John H. Sykes, 1US Main street.

HOTELS.

City Hotel, corner Fifth and Cherry. National House, corner Sixth and Mais. Clark uouae, corner Obio and First. Buntin bouse, south-cast corner Public Square. Terre liauso HoulV, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House SecondBtreet, north of Male.

dlf 1

NdncK.—Enqlis & Tctt have just ,rmK¥j

received their large retail stock of Boots and Shoes suitable for the fall and winter

trade, for men, women and children,

shoes

before looking tsrouTtd.

McKeen & Engles, at 107 Main stroeU,

I®'The Spencer Fruit Jftr—telf-seaW ing—one orate eold—two moro on hand. Call and see thorn at C. I. Ripley's, [dtf a

I©* Mrs. L. Volger, having just returned from New York with a complete assortment of Ladies's Dress Trimming?, Fancy Worsted Work, Silver Hoop Skirts, plain and fancy Corsets, Ladies' Hose, &c., &c., is prepared to supply all wants, and will bo pleased to meet her lady friends at her rooms, five doors to

Something new in Bugle Trim

ming, at Cornelius & Haggerty's. dtf.

t&F Ladies' Hose fifteen cents to one dollar at Mrs. L. Volgers. dim

8©* Tho night term of the Terro Haute Commercial Collego will .begin this, Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Special attention given to instruction in Penmanship For further particulars enquire at the old Court Honsei^"^f'f^:fi| 16dlw.

Unbolted Flour, at C. I. Rip[22—dtf

ley's.

6@*Fine S.»rups, from $1 25 up, at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streotR. Natlor & Mooke. [dtf. i'.-'1

tST Those wanting peaches- for canning will do well to leave orders with Ray & Bailey. They are in receipt of a a in a a

eighty dim

Hoop Skirts 65 cents to

five cents at Mrs. L. Volger's.

S9* Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Stroet opposite the old Court House. dtf W. W. Shannon.

Hair Jkwelbt. An enlargod book with the latest patterns, and a few sam plos of the manufacture also, Jewelry of the German fashions, at

John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Biock.r

N. B.—Hair Jewelry mnnufacutrod at the shortest notice. dtf

US' Ladies and Misses Heavy Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts.

Ribbed dtf

Pure Cider Vinsgar at E.

Wrigfct ACo's, 165 Mainstieet. dtf.

Poktbaits 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 & Cu.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets. dtf H. M. Pound,

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

bons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Busrle Dress Trimming at A. I*' ipperts. dtf

Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex

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

To Builders and others, a One as

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

Whalebone Corsets at $1,00 at

Mrs. L. Volger's. dim

By Express, a ehoice stock of new

and fashionable Dresg Goods, at A. Nippert's. dtf.

|0*R. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle1 161 Main street [dtfc

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

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

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

Couabi.

Ladies Collars,

Cheap for I rec-3ved at Wolfe & "WwtfalF*. 8S Main 0.llaw, Boy's Collars, Collars and Ou(T« held*tor thirteen Direct, re, to a-rv*

AMUSEMENTS.

E A E

DOWIING BiXL.

Haasgcr aad Mmln——M. T. LIK6HAK.

The manager most rerpectfully informs tbe public that ne brief season of

ublio that ne has leased tha stove Hall for a

Cboice Dramatic Representations! Supported by the fhll and eflloien Company of tho

ud Metropolitan Theatre,

•y&' l« Indianapolis.?, mapolis.? I .f KEF Monday Eve'g, Sep. 28,1867. FIBST SEPBKSESTATION:—J. Sterliss Coyne's .. Beuutiful Oowedj entitled

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VOM»

h'h

^d4t.'

tsu

MOST ELEGANT' Dress Goods, for

EVERYBODY'S i'RIK.YD! PrtncipAl Cb»r»ctors

Bnytr,

for stylo and quality in tfronzo JBUouarck, yiorchtr, &*** K. J, thiiiip*, Mrs. J. a. Hou&m, etc, just opened, [dlt] Ed-.ALL&a.'^ Vc**, to crmmence ,t 7%. -i .|1 Admieeiun, 60 Cfinte. Kee^fTea Scats, 75 routs.

While gruat preparations are going ou to entertain visitors at tbe State Fair, ADVERTISEMENTS those expecting musical frieads and'

JI. V. Licgb*m, J. Stroer, MiM K»to

offlCB

°P°n

ffom 10

A' M-unt"

halnhg no instrument should mako an IMIIt/ii & i* nLiiSi^fiiiUt early examination of the large and mag-1 ]mi\kt* rs A uka i.mi.-- un nificent stock of new Pianos and Organs1 g_j j1 now constantly arriving at Kissner's Pal-

BARRTHENWARE,

-T P'"5 147 Malm Street,

,rjVi

all sizes and quality, cheap for cash.—j j\i ^myotterean.i j.^ben of Everybody is particularly requested to CI*IVA. OLAMS^ASm call and examine our stock of boots and 1

8eptl7-dlw. V,, I Q.BKAT AUCTION SALJS

The State Fur.—In ordor that our citizens may appear to a good advantage and make a favorable impression with the strangers visiting tbe Stale Fair, it is essential to have a pair of W. H. Robbins' "Homo Made Boots j." and that thoy may all be supplied, he ha3 made up a.largo assortment, from tho finest French calC to heavy Kip.

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

Fob Sale.—At Hudson & Go's, four Show CASica--goodl^3iipwVrr^7ill bo sold cheap,'

haUTBj ind

dlw:r

J, BHAHON. w*.

aJOR B. HUDSON & CO.

Successor* to

11 1

0 0 S!

Commencing Monday Evening,

Sept. 33d, 1867,

•. '.rSS,?- Kiviii w.-M :-j AT TflB AUCTION ROOM OF

DAWSON & FORREST,

Corner of Third & Ohio Streets.

.-„Tho stock of Books offered f-ir sale is '.fjfie'bQst ever brought to this Siubi Every volume is new and perfect, eo.'listing of Standard Books,

Greek Poets, Latin Poets,

In fact, everything desirable in tbe en tire range of

LITERATURE, HISTORY, POETRY", ROMANOJS,

Ladies are Invited

TO EXAMINE THE STOCK/

Sep23-d3d

EYE AM) EAR!

Dr. CHAS. E. WALL, Operator on tbe Eje and Par, who has for the past two years eratrd with an li tMfeerxit ivceess, In Indianapolit. will be In Terre Hente on Wedneeeay, Thursday and Friday, Oot 2d, 3d and Itii, -shere lie may be coaaaltxl on all diseases of these delicate organs. Cross Eyes reoooTed in cne mitiQti, withont Interruption to bualcese.—• i^ata t, Grauulated Lida, Ulcer* and Films of the alio, Oppressive Dischargee fr tbe Ears speedDy care No cbatge for an examination and opinion, and no charge for nnsnco-ssfal treatm ut. The b"st references given. Op«ra ting oms at ihf Terre Haute liouso. »e2Mwtf

VENING SCHOOL.

Next Monday, Sept. 28d, the nnderalgoed will re-op-n his E»x:iln« Sonool

WANTED.

Ty ANTED.—To borrow(ll,000)

one ibouffant dollar* for one year. Ad-

dri x33dtd

English Poets,

American Poets,

Standard Fiction,

THEOLOGY, ASTRONOMT, GEOLOGY, AO.,

&0.,

AC.

A Splendid Variety of

Photograph Albums.

Pooket Bibles,

Prayer Books,

Pot tfOliOS)

Protestant and

Catholic Bibles

From tho plainest Sheep Oovor to the

Most Elaborate anil Fantastic Binding!.

SALE POSITIVE

And without Reserve,

All Goods Sold at ftetai

J)VKt¥9

Tffl DAT.

fr.t

year.

P. B. O., Terre Haute, lad.

TITANTED—A GOOD HQKSB SHOIB and alt*, Vs. 1 WOODWORKIf AH on WefOne. Apply to THOS. E. LAWKS, lM3t

Gqtiat

WJ!»n

3d and Cherry Streets

TIT ANTED TO RENT A Uous* for a small family. Cath pa\ior tenat. Inquire of B. B. Wright Co Ko ISO Vain street. ltdtr

ANTED—SITUATION —A «IUi feasly, wbo eneake tbe Oermaa aad English Unguagc, *s41* weil poeted in Bookkeeping end Arithmetic, w»iite to ft»t a'kitoa'ion either Clerk in Wnrebooee or SaSeenso In

Stem Good reference* o*n ke gtTen. Pleeee direct lettere to A. W. anrtldtf Box 167. Terre-Hente, Ind.

FOR SALE.

Fla

F. G. J.

Dli SALE.—W have 40 Lots VeBaugbey and ttucb'i eab dlTtetoa^-* Time e»«y vroti.Vde man WkstB to boUd. Theee Ii#t« are large, 87 fret front by 1M deep, being »b-nt t-lro as large ae other l.ole on the oat ikirte of tbe City. They are high snd oead no drainage ItlCKUOX a SOOTT.

Sept 21 din

F'R

SALK.—Four three-storj* btor Uoom*, Main atreet, between 4th and Tth etrxte. ilSdlm

ALSO

FOtt SALE—a I'wcUiug lloq» on Second Streot tbrvo Squari« Sou'h ot Mela, contaluiag el^ht ro^ine, two porebx, atnl ail in good rrpali Tbere ire ou the nreiaii a good oletera, barn, woo-l sUcd, eial-lf, .tr., e. Knnaln ol

Kl» .«

iiosroi BROWN.

T70B S a LE—

O S

SeptlOdlm

... A fine

A J' unjr H.-rm-—,-o«d stTle. Well broke to Baddle and bar»e*t. Price, $2,00. ALSO, FOR 8A'K

An Op Biifgv—pries 8l?0 An Op.n Fnygy—price, $170 An 0|«'B Bifgy -price.

8Ifli.k

FOE

At Welch'. Carriage bop,

elCJln- A. J. WELCH."

SALE OB KENT—RARE OH A NO* FOK HOTEL KKXPKBS.-I will Sell or Lens 'hj Bol known a« the St*wart House, Terre-Hnate, Ianiana, cn reaipntile termi. For particular* rail »u the Proprietor, at thehons.-'. IlOJfAS McKES,Prop.

XpOR SALE.-The desirable Busi« A nest Stand ltn-ted on the eath-ea*t eor ner of ISth and M»ln 8»te»t«, two lots, each feet frout. a two etury brlrk Qilillog In complete or er, Pump iu frout, 60 barrel Clfteru, Barn, Frait Treee, 4c. It ie one

the meet tllgtblo

etanHe for local or coonlry trade In towu. Terms reaeonable. Enqnlre on tbe premltee. eep'd3w

FBUSINESS.—WUhlugCHANCEbnelaeuFORmychangetoSALE.—AOR

I off-imy Stock of Agrlcultaral Implement* at a low figure A person of enterprise, with a moderate capital, Can d» w,ll. ip(lj at No. G« Uala Street.

FOii

A. FOilTK. dtf VM

SALE, FARM.—One of the Finest Farma

Vigo County, containing

153 act os of rich and highly prodnctlr« land, abunt «nehalf nnder en tlvation. It la rltnated on thv KTanbTll'r A Crawfordsvllle Kail Boad, t^C tnilee oth of Teire Ssate, at Tonug'a Station.— The .ilroad running adjolnluu to, and a Switch b«iug in one «nd ef the land, makes it ralaeble' Will I sold low. Krquirn »f

OIIAtTMOST CABK,

aug38lla Terra flaate. Ia4.

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST in a well EsublUlied Jtu'inesi. Wtihlng to retire from bneiaeae, now offer my entire stock of Bwts and Shoes for aele. The itock ii new and carefully neloeted, especially for the retoll trade. Any person wl-hing to InTxat In nn establish ad butineai, will flflil it to thoir advaaingn to call on me soon, at my place of btu!iies, at Mo. i00 Main atreet, Terre Haate, Ind. aftlSm B. O. Gl KBIHEAC.

XpOli SALE.—HORSE.--A good family horne, perftotly gentla, top Baggy and Harness. They will be eolU low for cash or good paper Enquire at Oolnman's Wngou Yard, corner of 8th anil Poplar streots. 24it?

FOli

SALE—Two Milch Cows. Enquire rr J. J. WEBSTKK, North 14tb S treet, next to O. Belgler, or at J. Starke,' en Kast ilatu Streot, next to Oanal. je'i8dtf

SALE—Four

SLLS9, ..

tbi winter sea-on,

a' his ms in Kinth street, tween Walnut an'i Poplar It being en'I rely against my prlnolple* to prefes«i en- thlug more tliaa what I am lull i. abie to realise. I only taj that,

application, my leron

wil C'unprahond Lat n, Freaeh, German. Eur lisli, MathoTratlre, and all neoi-ieary tralniag lor btx'aess life.

Tsavs are very moderate, bat csih required monthly, in adracse. A aele French Oiaaa Is tanght every evening JT to 8. To all tboe* desiring to get a rapd an taccur ate keowfoige of this so very fashionable languaae, this will prove to I mo»t rain able chance. JOHN J. VEa'QL"!

Teacher at tBe Publie City Bcbovb

•epIMlm

Eyansville A Crawfordsrille B. B. Co. SXCBXrART") OFFfOK. 1 XvAaavtLtc. lap., Sept. 13th, 1807.

Notice ie berrby given tha' tbe Annaal Ifeetlag of St ckholders ii this Compaay will be held 1 at tbe Coart rionse In the City of K*aasrlilp, on QeatS Monday, tbe 7ih 'lay or October, nnt, at 10 o'clock A. at wtiich t|ne a election will ba

n2J«u

tot

theensnT

^xamtu, See'y.

Frame Houses

T70R Jt? On rootne. I will sell tlieeo bausea verv low, and on reasonable trms Apply to T.J.FORREST, ltitf Near corner 3d and Obio Stmts.

FOR RENT.

rpo BENT—The Union Hotkl,

A at Oharl"«ton, Illinois, bae been re famished and ilttol up, and Is now In sacceeetnl operation, and can b» rented on reasonable terms. For particufarH, apply to JA-. M. UAT, myiWt' At thn Tnlon Hotr.1.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S

Dry Goods Emporium.

S E I S E

1867.

Receiring every day nn Elegant Line of

O O S

Adapted to the

FALL TRADE!

CONSISTING Of ".7

MERINOS, 7

EMPRESS CLOTHS,

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In all the New Shades, including

BISMARK,

BL'Z & COL'D ALPACASI PLAIN POPLIN. PLAID POPLIN,

STRIPED POPLINS

PLAIN & FIG'D DELAINS CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &C &C., &C.

A Splendid Line of

Merrimack and Cocheco

PRINTS."

BUGLE, GIMP, COL'D VELVETS

And other styles of

Dre«» Trimming*

In large and varied Assortment.

An examination is most earnestly Solicited by all eoniumera of DRT GOODS.

TV ELL, RIPLEY A CO.

COR. 6TH Maijt STJUCKT*,

Terre Hante* Ind.