Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 September 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS. V. 1 A-tJXK. ii«TO.

Tacsdaj Morning, September 24,18*7

KAIL&OAD TIME TABLE.

TSBBB HAUXB A2TD UTOIAlf AFOLIB, KB.K£Y£. 11:26 A. *. 1:40 t. M. .10:80 r. m.

ttATE. 2:»0 A. K... Express..—.. 6:45 A. a Mall 3:10 r. Exprs**

BT. LOUIS, ALTON AND TSBKK HAUTE. L£ATZ.

tAVI. 8:40 a. Accommodation 4:W r.tc.". Mail ....

SEE NOTICE ABOVE I

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Theatre, i-uight—"MarMe Heart'" c-.it'—V. ButBCh & Oo——Sam'l MerjJ, Agent. F3- 3u!^—Suburban Residence—J. P. Park' r. CUIns, Quceossiftrcjitc'-Brown & Alelvlu rr» Go ds—0. WitttR&Co. TEatato of B. 3. Moffatt—

G. O. D«j Adra'r.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

ggj" The Metropolitan Theatre com pany is stopping at the Terre Haute House.

Seo Wittig & Co's. new advertise

ment. This firm is now receiving mamolh stock of new goods.

UfaF* There are twenty-two prisoners in the county jail awaiting trial before the present term of the Cirouit Court.

We understand Tilley, who shot

Brur.s, will have no preliminary exami nation, but his case will go directly to the Grtuid Jury.

Matob's Court.—A young man nam ed Smallwood, for associating with prostitutes was docketed for a bill of $16,00 find for assaulting somebody, an addition* al foo of $6,00. Two females of bad character were aisosied in the usual fines and costs.

OSf" The great Ruction sale of Books oommenced last night at Dawson & For rest's Auotion. This is an opportunity rarely ofiered to our citizens toselpct from a largo aurl well-selected stock as any in the West, and now being sold at little more than half the u-.ual prices.

Wo nsk the attention of house-

k.-i-pers to the card of Brown & Melvin, doniers In chlnit. q'.jeensware, glassware, hou«'f rnishing goods, lamps, cutlery,

They have a good stock, are clover di.".!or?, find f^ffer goods at prices that in duce i.iuye-s to come again. Give them a call.

v* We-learn tho Union meeting at Hiiriford iast Saturday was largely atend the people seemed "gospel .':n.jryn'anif-sting much interest in the t: i:hs enunciated. Speeches were made 17 H".i, Thos. li. Neison and Hon.

n. C. W. Barbour, Esq., also made inn remarks in vicdioation of the course P'.irsm.d bv the County Commissioners.

S©" The Artesian B:»th House, erecte5 t-y tho Terro Haute Hotel Company is now ready for tho public, and the invig orating bsths can be had at any hour.— The hou«e eon'ains sixteen rooms—four of w'nich are set apart for tho uso of ladies and are all fitted up in the latest and most approved style to secure the comfort and pleasure of a good bath, as weli as the convenience of tho?e patronis'ng the house. The establishment is furnished with gas clean towels, marble washbasins, toilet articles, and other co: venicnc«rs, and is in chargo of Mr. Zimmerman, a coJrto.iu& and accoaimodiitioi gentlemrt.-'. Tickets are for sale at the T-rre Hautt1 House and the Bath Honse at the rate of five for one dollar, or single bath twenty-five ,cont8.

HobsE Thief

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KOCKVILLE ZXTKNSIOW

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Union County Ticket.

For Bscordor,

FBED. F. COSNKLIj.

Tor Commlaiioner—1st DUtriot, FIELDING SHKPHEED. Vor Commissioner—21 District,

NATHANIEL LEE.

PUBLIC SPEAKING! On Monday, the 7th day of October, 1807, at 2 o'clock p. M., speeches will ba delivered at the following places by the persons whose name* are set opposite, upon the political issues of th6 ^ay Sanford

F™MiU6J°?itb

New Goshen T. Nelson Snear Creole Township Ilouse I. N. Pierca Mlddletown

P*.BV,

Prairieton •••••-J- Crain Lockport W. E. McLean Loet Creek Township House Albert Lange Nevlns Township B-l Otftr Creek—t'nion Church ....H. D. Scott Honey Creek—Mt. Zion Church..B. W. Thompson Hartford J°hn

Baird

A cordial invitation Is extended to all. By order of thu Union Exocutiro Committee. Attest: Niohoiacb Filbeck, Secretary.

rUS5l.IC SPEAKING.

B. \7. THOMPSON,'THOMAS H. NELSON, WH. E. McLEAN, JOHN G. CBAIN, J0ITS P. BAIB:', ALBERT LANGE P. B. O'BILEY, and other Speakers, will address the oitixens on the political issues of the day ot the different Wards aa follows, at 7% o'clock P. M., vi»: Ti'IItD WABD—At E. Gillman's Cooper Shop,

Tuesday, Sept 24th. SE OJfI WABD School House, Wednesday, Supt ?6th. riBST V.'ABD—At the Ninth Street Market

Hons*, Thursday, Sept. 20. FOCBTK VAB"—At the corner of Sixth and Lataystts Streetb, Friday, Sept. !7th. FIFTH WARD—School House, corner Twelfib and Chssuut Street, Saturday, Sept. 23th.

A cordial invitation is extend to all Vj Order of the Puioo Exerutlva '"ommittne vr rtr onnir Q.n•«

Attkbt: K. FIIiBXOK, 8«o'y.

THIxiD WARD

SPEAKING TO-NIGHT

-AT—

E. M, Gilman Cooper S|iop

Pr&f. Olcoft is under' grateful obligations to Capt. Shewmaker in proffering his assistance, together with his horse 'and buggy in overtaking the thief.

Theatre.—At Dowling Hal) last evening the first representation given !y the Metropolitan Thoatro of Indianapolis, was witnessed by a large and appreciative audience. and the coinynny iiiade a decidedly favorable imjir.^iiori. To-night wili be given the beautiful r'-m-intic drama of tho ''Marblo Heart." Thu will be remembered as the drama so finely rendered by tho'Buchanans on the occasion of their last, visit. Oi'this company and the rendition of this piece, we clip the following from yoaterduj's Indianapolis Herald:

The

Metkovolitan.—The

State Pair

I—-Secretary Hoimes and

Superintendent Sullivan have arrived in the city, and have opened an office in the Terre Haute House, where they wiil be happy to Bieet everybody who wants to talk Fair. Those of our citizens who contemplate exhibiting articles will find this place, and the present week the most con* venient and pleasant opportunity to make their ontrie3, as they will thereby avoid the confusion incident to u.e rush that must come riest week besides, by making their entries now, they will afford a better opportunity to those who come from abroad. Already quite a number of entries have been made, and the" reports from all quarters indicate the largest industrial exhibition ever held in the West.

It is now definitely ascertained that several of the fastest horses in the country will bs at the Fair to compete for the $1,000 premium.

Died—Sunday, 22 inst., of diptheria, Edwin Fernando, son of Ferdinand and Ida Schmidt, aged five years.

Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of the parents, on Chestnut street, between 13th and 14th streets. Tho friends are invited to attend without further notice.

Sunday morning while the fire

was raging near Thompson's mill, the barn attached to the naw residences, in rourse of erection by Mr. J. D. Darly, on Ohio street, was set on fire. It was fortunately discovered in timo by Col. Stewart and tho fire extinguished. Yesterday moming about four o'clock it was fired ngair. and again a timely discovery was made by an early rising sorvantgirl.

Had the flames attained headway while tho Fire Department was fighting tho fire on First Hroflt, there is no telling to what oxtont the devouring element would hare swept along the wooden buildings, on Mnin between Sixth and Seventh streets,

Personal.— We learn wan rogret that ProK. Win. Siebert, so long and favorably known iu this community as a teacher of music, has resumed the duties of his pro* I fission at Bellville, ills., his former place residence. Mr. S. was called away by business of personal importance, with the expectation of returning speedily leaving. indeed, a class of pupils just formed. He regrets his inability to fill his engagements with these, and former frionds and pt-.troii: and for the purpose of occasionlug them as iittle inconvenience as posibie ho intends tc send to this city a teacher, whose capacity and ability he

Caught.—Saturday af- l@" The Circuit Court convened yes-

ternoon Prof. Olcott drove bU horse and• tezday morniag. The Grand Jury was carriage to hia office about half-past two empannelled and Judge Thompson deo'clock, nod in half an hour afterwards on livered a luoid and able charge, and the luoking for it, neither horse nor vehicle twelve men composing this secret tribu» were to be seen. Thinking some friend nal retired to their work, with M. M. had taken it for a short drive, he gave himself no uneasiness until near five o'clock, when a vague suspicion aroused that a bold horse thief had

beautiful

drama of the "Marble Heart, or the Sculptor's Dreirn," was finely rendered by the stock company on Saturday night, and we are happy to say it was fully appreciated by an appreciative audionce. It has been frequently played at the Metropolitan during past seasons, but no previous presentation wiil equal that of the present company on S.uurday evening- The part of Kuphael Duchatlot, the sculptor, was admirably rendered by Manager Lingham, in lact we have never seen it bettor done, if rqualled, 'Mi sKate Fletcher, in ihepart oi Mudemoiselle Marco, was exceedingly happy, she always plays well. Miss Preston as Mariette deserves the highest encomiums. In fact, when all the company did so well, it is difficult to purticuJarize. Wehopethit the "Marble Heart" will l=e frequently presented, if it can bo with the same caste as on Saturday night.

The Metropolitan will bo closed until Thursday night in order to prepare for ihe presentation of the Black Crook, by Mr. Barras, its author. It will be the mo magnificent spectacular drama ever presented upon the Metropolitan boards.— We understand that Manager Lingham will open with his Company in Terre Haute on Monday night, at Dowling's Hall, and will remain thera two weeks.— We commend the Metropolitan company as in every way worthy the support of the citizons of Terre Haute, and we assure them the gratification will far exceed the outlay. Mr. Lingham is a gentleman and understands his business thoroughly.

Hickcoz,-as foreman. The following citizen 8 compose the Grand Jury was M. M.Hickoox. cap- [John Crews.

tured it. A slight clue was obtained of the East^ supposed direction the thief had taker, yyax. Watkins. and on Sunday morning, the Professor,' A. F. Lewis. in company with Capt. Shewmaker,, The Court will adjourn over the State started out the Nations.' road in hot ur-' Fair week, and on petition of the Bar, suit. At CloVerlsbd. ten miles Out, a I only occasional sessions will be Jield this full description was obtained, which week, for the purpose of receiving reports stimulated the pursuers that they were on of the Grand Jury. This body will be in tha right track, and at three o'clock the same day overtook the man thirty miles west of Indianapolis. Prof. Olcott and Capt. Shewmaker obtained the services of Pleasant Moss, the deputy Sheriff of Putnam county, and the man was securely bound and brought to this city, the party arriving at sunrise yesterday morning. The man was lurked over to Sheriff .Kizer, and the Grand Jury being in session, un indictment w!U immediately »ound, and the enterprising horse dealer will soon take another trip eastward, towards the penitentiary, lio gave iiia name ae Price, and uUo a- Page, and is the sleek-looking vuuug mun who for several days past lias boon engaged in soliciting advarti&enjent!- from our business men for a Directory.

session the whole of this week, and hav. ing the entire time of the Prosecuting Attorney will dispatch business very rapidiy.

Prof. Hennicg Jenson, a magician,

was performing at Dubuque, Iowa, on Friday-evening. He made the offer to any one in the room to shoot him with a pistol loaded with a ball. The trick consists in fixing a tube to the end of the ramrod which withdraws the charge instead of ramming it In the barrel. The tube became detached leaving the pistol loaded. The magician was shot in the he*d and wounded fatally.

S&' The New Castle Courier says, tha community was thrown into a fever of excitement, on Saturday evening last, by the sudden and violent sicknes of numerous persons in attendance upon the fair, and the tracing, as it was thought, of the whole difficulty of eating a portion of a cheese being retailed on the ground. Subsequently, it was discovered that at least three-fourths of those who had partaken of the cheese the evening before, had been Miado violently ill, so that in all, some thirty or forty persons are supposed to have been similarly affeoled, and some of them with most violent vomiting and other arsenical poisoning. All were better in a few hours, and some of them were nearly or quite well in less than twenty-four hours alter thoy were taken siok. A portion of the offending cheese has been sent to a practical chemist for analysis, and in the meantimo doubts of the cheese being poisonous at till seem to be fast gaining groun I.

We cordially endorse the follow*

ing items clipped from the Indianapolis Journal: An accommodating and gentlomanly railway conductor is a blessing to all trveleft. We juako tho distinction because not all nor nearly all of that profession, ara of the class specified. A recent visit to Terre Haute over that particularly good road—the Terre Haute and Indianapolis—brought us into contact with two conductors who?.e courtexy and solicitude for the well-being of passengers entitle them to honorable mention, viz: Mr. E Shartle and Mr. Chambers, an opinion that we havo heard many another recipient of attention at their hands ex-* press.

That excellent hotel, the Terre Haute House, nevor more nearly filled what is understood by the phrase, "a first class hot.il,'' than under its present manage" ment. To its usual catalogue of merits, suoh as commodious, airy and well furnished rooms, excellent bill of fare, cleanliness, accommodating, proprietor and clerks, mu3t now be added the artesian well and bath house. We mention this because it is opportune in view of the approaching State Fair, when visitors will want to know where the best hotel accommodations can be obtained. To such and all others "whom It may concern," we say register at the Terre Haute House.

They have queer ideas of hospi

tality up In Lafayette. The Journal of that city gives the following account of a "friendly mill" which occurred there a few days ago

"An ex-editor of this city, and country editor in town seeing the elephant, yesterday took into tbeir heads to drink another well-known citizen drunk. On the twenty-fifth round, country editor went to grass, and was carried off on a shutter.— On the thirtieth the ex-editor went un ier, leaving the citizen master of the Jeld, straight as a shinglo. Lafayette wnisky is death on weak-kneed suckers."

Cold

Blooded Mcbdkr a

Charles B. Brile. Geo. A. Hartung. P. W Hagerty.

John D. Murphy. Lyman Miller. Henry Boss.

Salem.

An old coiored man, named Alexander White, was brutally murdered at Salem, Saturday evening last. He went to church that evening, and his presence was objected to by certain parties, who had attempted to drive him away on former occasions. The old man was heard talking with his supposed murderers a short time before the murder cries of murder were distinctly heard by the oitizens, and a crowd was at onoe collected. The body of tho old man was found weltering in blood, with the blade of a dagger still sticking in his heart, and a wound upon his head as from a blow with some blunt instrument. Two parties strongly suss poctod of the deed have skedadled for part* unknown. Tho knife with which the murder was committed was identified as belonging to one of thom.

S&*A. special to the Indianapolis Journal gives the following details of a murder committed at Fort Wayne, Saturday night

Two negroes, named Ryall and Brooks have had for several days a grudge between them, growing out of a gambling debt, amounting to a dollar and a half, owed by Brooks to Ryall. It is said that Brooks threatened, several days ago that he would kill Ryall if they met, andshapened a knife for that purpose. They came together last night in front of Ryall barber shop, and an altercation followed, in which Ryall made repeated domands for tho money, which Brooks was either unwilling or unable to pay. Ryall then soized Brooks by the throat, when Brooks drew a knife* and stabbed Ryall six times in the left breast and stomach. The evidence of the physician before the cori.ner's inquest this morning showed that either of the wounds would have poduced dd.uh. The murderer was at oace arrested and is now in j-iil await) ag a hearing before a magistrate to-morow.— His plea is self defense, but It is tdought the threats made by |hioi can be proved. Ryall has been a resident of the place for several years. Brooks is a here

can entiroly recommcnd, to take charge Southern negro who was brought I a a a of such ot his pupils as may desire his I jo services. Great professional inducements! ., .v -. HaT" A large mine, it is said, of yellow as well as the necessity of his presence at

o6hn ba3

borne, for some time, alone have urged apparently God-forgotten region in this him to this step. His affections, however,1 county, known as the "Devifs Den." A are still with our beautiful city, which he company, we are informed, is being op-

proposes, ere long, to make his permanent §urely|

i^ly been discovert in an

I ganiaed to unearth this valuable mineral.

Tipton in

Times.

luck._7^ftm

Raiuoad Wax.—The Indianap- BUSf NC olia and St. Louis Railroad company is .#€V pushing matters as rapidly as possible. It Uhas made application for the right of way through the oity. In the meantime the project of the new road from Terre Haute to St. Louis, to ran in connection with the Terre Haute and Indianapolis road ic making headway, and it is not improbable that both lines will be running independent to St. Louis in a few yean. By the way the fortunes of the proposed road from St. Louis to Terre Haute affords a carious illustration of the rapid changing of interests. The air litie route was first marked out as a rival lino to the Terro Haute, Alton and St. Louis road, which at first refused to come into a general arrangement with the Terre Haute, Bellefontaine and other roads of the northern line. The Terre Haute and Alton road was finally frightened into terms, and the air-line was abandoned by the roads which began it. Now its revival is to defeat the projects of the very man who first began it—lntL CommereiaU $$$£ jf?

Tkrbe HAUTX,

Attest: N.

lKIn\

Sept. 24th, 1867.

The Union County Executive Committee is requested to meet at the Old Court House, Saturday, Sept. 28, at 1 o'clock P. M. Every member is requested to attend, as important business will be transacted. L. A. BUBNETT, Chm'n.

Filbeck,

Sec'y.

Found.—On Main street yesterday, a gold bracelet. Enquire at the Buckeye Store. dlt

Bass Ball,—The members of the Eu* reka Base Ball Club are requested to meet over the Merchant's Union Express Office this evening at 7 o'clock, p. m, for important business. dlt

I^We invite particular inspection of our very choice stock of Handwork and Hamburg Embroideries, real val. and English Thread Laces. New goods arriving every day at Saxton & Walmslev's. dlt

Prepare fob the

Faib.—Square and

long Shawls in elegant patterns and colors, just opened at Saxton & Walmsley'p, 111 Main Street. dlt

Early to Bed and Eably to Rise.— Get an alarm clock at the old Stand, 74 Main Street, of S. R. Freeman. He has the best assortment of clocks of all other kinds in the market, and at low prices. dlt

Special Sale o* Queenswabe ok Consignment.—Will be sold at auction, at Dawson, Forrest St Co's, corner of Third and Ohio streets, commencing Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, Sept._Mthj 1867, and continuing until the whole lot is disposed of. The consignment is invoiced at $1,000, and some splendid bargains will be offered, dlt.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS?—Colored Satins, Satin Buttons, Satin Ribbons.

Colored Velvets, Ombre (shaded) Velvets, Velvet Buttons, Silk Plait Braid, Satin Fold Trimmings, No. 2, 3, 4 and & Trimming Ribbons.

Narrow and wide Bead Gimps, No. 2,3, 4, 5, and 6 Watered Ribbons. Most of above goods received yesterday (Monday.) Edsall is Co.

Mebidkx Bbittania

Silveb-Plate.

—A handsome assortment of Table Silver, fancy pieces, saleable separately, just opened, at John R.

Freeman's,

dtf. No. 5 Warren Block.

Just received by Express, a fine

lot of those beautiful Bogwoods sets and other cheap Jewelry, Pearl S'.eevo Buttons, at G. H. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

HSf Do you want an elegantly made, beautiful fitting, and durable suit of clothing? If so, go to Johnson St Miller's, and leave your order—the place, 81 Main street. dtf

WS* Ray & Bailey propose showing the finest peaches of the season, this morning. Call and see them. d2t

A splendid assortment of fine

watches, rich and fashionable jew elry.— Beautiful late style of plated ware. At G. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

Danaldson's Optics, Sept. 23, 1867.

Seven thousand one hundred and fifty dollars pension money, for ninety-eight persons, whose claims went forward Sept 4th and 5th, arrived Saturday evening from Indianapolis, now ready for paying over.

Bounty olaims arrive too slowly to make a note of. [23,d3t-wlt

SPLENDID FAMILY BIBLES

AT AUCTION TO-NIGHT.

fgf When in need of Underwear, Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Ties, or anything in G»nts' Furnishing Goods, go to Johnston A Miller's, No. 81 Main street, and buy them cheap, from the best stock in .the market. dtf.

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 Temperance cause are respectfully invited to come and assist the Lodge in its noble course. Tickets for sale at Barr's Drug Store, Pence's Drug Store. Bartlett's Book Store, and at Kissner's Music Store. 'Tickets 25 cents children 10 cents. [23-d3t.

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

90" Go to Sykes' Hat Store and see his new Styles of Hats and Caps at Ouh Pri- *». dwffv.

ATTORNEYS.^ §f

Baird Cruft, 82 Main Street. Meredith ii elono, cor Jlain and Third. Nelson & Pierce, Phoenix Bow, Main St. Hnxzy & daflell, Third St., under Masonic Hall.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. -.3. A. Vrydagh, corner Main aad Fifth. Clift 1

WlUiams, comer N Uu)» and JI«lt«ry. BAKERS. Frank Helnigi Ero., Lafayette Street.

BILL POSTING.

Geo. W. Belfsnlder, at this oftce.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth. P. P. Deck, 16 North Fourth street. Lelbing Taenzer, near cor. Main and 7th.

ROOKS AND STATIONERY. X. W. Q'Conneli, Main %tt|}8|j#a*t of Foarth. cabbiAGE

3£A^¥A:CTUT{ER3.

A. J. Welch, corner Second and Walnut. Scott, Oren A Co., corner Main and Kirst.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. James H. Turner, East Main Street. John Haney & Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS.

Joseph C. Kelly, No. 1 Dowling IIall. T. C. Grover, '1 hlrd street north Uain. E. F. Morrill, 107 ittain street. John Mcl'arlane, at (.ounty Scales, Ohio street.. Robert Guest, at ,E. L. Balls and UciLeen Paddock's.

Bichard AlcElroy, south vre?t cqp. Public, aquare. y.Bntsch &..Co-r-Samuel Mtrqt,, A gftnt.

-CLOTHING.

Hartsock BannlaWr, 79 *iin stiml J. Wam»l«y, East bMu PuilioSquAra*Erlanger & Bro near corner Main and Fourth. Johnsion & Miller, SI Main street.

DENTISTS.

C. O. Lincoln, three squares east Union Depot. B. VanValzah, 101 Ham street. J. Richardson, Ohio etrbet, bet. Third and 4th.

DRY GOODS

Tuell, Bipley Jt Co., corner 5th and Main strost. W. S. isyceiSs Co., 77 Main street. Bro kaw Bros. &Oo., 109 Main stroot. C. Wittig & Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippcrt A Co., 116 .uain street. Edsall & (. & curner Fourth nnd 5'nin Btrect Saxton 4 TVaimsley, IU Main street Cornelius it Haggertv, corner Main aid Third. :t)RUGGlsrS.C IS Birr, GOlick ft Berry, corner Main akdTourth. I. L. Mahau & Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. 4 U. A. Vavis, corner Main aad ihirJ.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adams, E. B. Allen, Agent, 0 iiectiauicd Bow. Merchants, T. W. Stewart, Agent, Main street, east of .Fifth. ....

American, 3.,McElvaiu, corner Fourth and Ohio

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS. Vigo Foundry and Machine Shup, Seath, Smith & Co., near t". u. «ife I. and K. & O. It. JTreight Depot l'hanix foundry and uachlneShop, McElfroBh, liengler coiner 9th and Eagle, near Passenger jDepot. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joseph O. Yates, South Third street v, olloS uestfall, 65 Mainetrovt. John li. Sykes, Hit Main itroet.

HOTELS.

lty Hotel, corner Fifth and Cherry. National House, corner Sixth and ilain. Clark House, comer Ohio and First. Buntin liouae south-east corner Public Square. Xerre tiause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart liousc, Second street, north of Maiu.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Barrit Coats, South Fourth street. B. Buckoll, south Fourth street.

HOOl? SKIRT FACTORY. B. 'A eisx, opposite Poet Office. INSURANCE AGENTS. Uavens St Co., corner Main and Fifth. M. A Crane, Alain street, east of Fifth.

LEATHE it DE A ER3.

Burnett 4 Bos, 11-1 and 14i Main street.

MUSIC TEACHER.

A. Deprosse, at Kissner's Palace of Music. MUSIC DEALERS. J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Klsener, Palace of Mnsic, 48 Ohio stract.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tlttman, 201 Main street. MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. J. Rife, corner 9th asd Main streets.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. jM. A. waiter, 8a Main street, up stairs. Mrs. 6. Straus, South Fourth Btrect. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jua. G. Wihon, P. 0. Box 734. NOTIONS AND "TRIMMINGS. T. H. Kiddle, 161 Main street. Mrs. L. Volger,,south of Post Office. NOTIONS. TOYS, FANCY GROCE

RIES,

Clanfseu, BlchowBky 4 Co., Main street, near 6th. OMNIBUS LINE.

C. B. filler, orders at Post Office.

PORTRAIT PAINTER.

H. M. Pound, near corner Main and Fourth.

'PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth street. QUEENSWARE\ "r

Major D. Hudson & Co., 189 Main street. Hendrich 4 Felienger. 149 Main street, Brown 4 Melvin, Gi Main street.

KESTAURANT.

J. B. Oshe, 149 Main street. RETAIL GROCERS. ltay 4 Baily, Fourth street. South of Post Office C. I. Ripley, Main itrbet near Gth Naylor 4 Mooro, corner Ohio and Fourth. E. B. Wright 4 Co., 155 Main street.

STOYES AND TINWARE. R. L. Ball, Main street. S.R. Henderson, Fourth street, Strath of P. 0. O. C, Smith 4 Co., 50 and 52 Main street.

B. Hagerty 4 Co., 187 Main Btrest. W. W. Shannon, G3 Main street. SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 60 Main street.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac BaU, corner Thiid-and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. John N. Reii 60 Vain street.

All tho latest Styles Hats and

Cupts in great variety being received daily at Sykos' Hat Store, and sold Cheap for Cash. dw3w.

Chronic

Diseases

Successfully

Treated.—Dr. Pogin, of South Bendi Ind., will be at the Terre Haute House Tuesday and Wednesday, 24th and 25th inst. Consultation free. d3t.

A Card.—Received of M. J. Wheeler, Agent of tho Winnesheik Insurance Company, Freeport, Illinois, three hundred and fifty dollars in payment of the Hinount of my loss on tho 24th of August, 1867, und»r policy No. 4823, in said Company. The adjustment and payment of the loss we.re promptly made. In rebuilding I shall insure in the same Company, having fuil ennfidanco in its integrity and ability. dtf M. A Jewett.

HAVE AN EYE to the

opening of the great Auction Sale of Books at Dawson & Forrest's Auction Boom to-n ight.. $ d2t

The largest stock uf Mens and

Boys' Hats and Caps on the Wabash at Bykes Hat Store, To be Sold Cheap Car

C**^/ JJ *.j«. 15.

MP" ALL THE NEW PUBLICA-' TIONS at Anction to-night at Dawson 1 & Forrest's Auction Room. d2t

Another invoice of those fino Im

perial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Blaok Teas at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Obic streets. [dt£ '1 sx-.tZi Natlob SS Moob*.

Family Groceries just received at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets [dtf, Natlob St Moobk.

Ladiss, call and see Frink's Patent •Texas Ironing Furnace sets in your heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of tho age. You can do your.ironing with five cents' worth of fuel. Sole Agency No. 63 Main street. 17-dtf W. W. Shannon*.

Window Glass, Paints, Linseed

Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, in large stock, and for sale at close figures bv Barr, Gulicx & Bkrrt,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists.

Fall styles of Hats and Caps just

received at Wolfe Ss West fall'», 85 Main treet, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf

Fall Cloflkings, cheap,

at Cornelius Ss Haggerty's. dtf.

Notice Extbaobdinaby. Having been solicited by many parties who are prepared to furnish their own coavoyaoco in part, I havo determinod to bnep light pleasure vehicles for hiro until further notice at Welch's *triftgo Shop.

I8d2w A. J. Welch.

MOST ELEGANT Dress Goods, for for style and quality in Bronze Bismarck, etc., just opened, [dlt] Edsall & Co.

Render Your Home Pleasant.— While great preparations are going on to entertain visitors at tho State Fair, those expecting musical frieada and having no instrument should make an early examination of the large and magnificent Etock of new Pianos aud Organs now constantly arriving atXissnor's Palace of Music. dtf

The

ICE DEALERS tc.ii

Steinmehl & JUeyer, north of Court House Square Thos. B. Lupton, at Oory & Maucourt'^., JEWELLERS. TT.8. Freeman, 74 Main street. John li Freeman, 6 Warren's Block a a in

State

Faib.—In

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

fl©-The Spencer Fruit Jar—eelf-soaK ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see thom at 0.1. RiPLEl'a. [dtf

Mrs. L. Volger, having just re

turned from New York with a oomplete assortment of Ladies's Dress Trimmings, Fancy Worsted Work, Silver Hoop Skirts, plain and fancy Corsets, Ladies' Hose, &c., &c., is prepared to supply all wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady friends at her rooms, five doors south pf the postofflce. lm

Something now in Bugle

Trlmdtf.

ming, at Cornelius St Hoggorty's.

Ladies' Hose fifteen cants

dollar at Mrs. L. Volgers.

to one dim

Unboltod Flour, at C. I. Rip-[22-dtf

ley's.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

C. WITTIG & CO.,

Are now receiving a Mammoth Stock of

A O O S

A Full Line of New

E S S O O S

A large Stock of New Style

Balmoral Slrirts,

A Complete Assortment of Plaid and Plain

A N N E S

One of the largest Stocks of plain and

FANCY OASSIMER'S

For Men and Boys' wear in the City.

OCR stock or

SHAWLS AN# CLOAKS

Cannot be Surpassed 1

All the New and Latast Novelties in

ftriions & Dress Trimmings.

And our Stock of

I JST S AND

S I N S

"WILL. DSFY COMPETITION

0. WITTIG & OOl SS"

imMi, IMA mifc.

AMUSEMENTS.

E A E

DOWLMTG HAI^L.

Maaagtr aad Director.— M. Y. UNSHAM.

SIOOND BXBBKSJENTATIOJf

/.^i^Oy tha Dramatio Ocmpany of the rf

A general assortment of first-class MGtrOpOlit&H Theatre, AmAOFlAB illtf TAMIVAn ftt. tnfl StftT jr

Opening o: a superb assortment

of Fall pattern bonnets and hats, Friday September 20th, at S. Straus' South Street. ^dtf *»s^ .1,—. tSf Preserve your eyes by using the Pantoscopic Spectacle. 8. R. Freeman has a complete a«ortment in G©M, Silver and Steele frames, 74 Main street, "'jlwtf

"'f* Indianapolis. On which occasion tho performance will consist of the Beauiiful Bomnntlc Drama, tn 4 Acta, adapted from the Fenrb, entitled,

MARBLE

THE MARBLE HEART

Tuesday Kve'g Sep. 24, 1867.

Doom open»t 7 o'clook, to crmmtace 4 7^. Ada it*ton, 60 e«ati, Ktservwl Seata, 75ceut*. Box office open from 10 A* M. nniil IP.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JgROWN & MELVIN,

WB0LKAIW KKT.t IX. BEALBSt IN

China, Queensware, filassware,

House-furnishing Goods,

COAL OIL LAMPS,

Lantern*, Table Cutlery, fc,,

NO. 62 MA1.V STREET,

Terre Haute, Ind..

•eSldwSm

VBUTSCH

& CO,

oat Miners Brazil, Tnd.

The cclabratfd Spirit or Block Coal, is produced from Vines. BAit CXL SfKBBY la our autborizad A?ont. Terre Bant*. All order* fnr cj1 left with him will bo promptly filled Aidr«a( V. Bu'ich A Clnfcson, Inilianapolis, or Jolin Aadraws, at tlio Klines, Brasil, Ind

S.—The Coat is miuad frsm tba Athly »rn. •c24dlm

^DMINISTIIATOB'S NOTICE

Tim underalgned has bfoa appointed Administrato'- d» boafe no» of lh» Estate of Blackfonl H. Moffatt deceased. The estate is solrent All prnonn knowlnit thi-msslrcs indebted to the •am" wt'l please fall and settle, a tho »t*te miMbeclsud. GKO. C. I'DY.

Septal, KoT-dlW t»2wi

nE^MICH & FELliS™. liirOBTHBS A DKAI-fcliS 1.N

I I A A S S

EARRTHENWABE, 147 Main Street, TttBRR HAUTE, IND., dwly.

St. 8. UUD80K. WM. A. M'CLCRV

MAJOR

HUDSON

J.inoOrUwtf

order that our

citizens may appear to a good advantage and make a favorable impression with tho strangers visiting the State Fair, it is essential to have a pair of W. H. Robbins' "Home Made Boots and that they may all be supplied, be has made up a large assortment, from the finest Frenoh calf to heavy Kip.

AT THE AUCTION ROOM OF

DAWSON it FORREST,

Corner of Third Ohio Streets.

The stock of Books offered for sale is tho best ever brought to this Stato. Every volume is new and perfect, consiating of Standard Books,

Greek Poets, Latin Poets, English Poets,

ProfC9t(trti and

73 MAJLN STREET,

FOR SALE.

ir 8ALEdenoa.—I will offer for tale, a abort time, tbe late Mehtonoe of A. Lang*, Kcq., oontainlnx flT* KM. good Orokutl of 100 bearing Apple aad Cw Trees, Blackberriee.Baepbarriea, St rawb«rriss aad Orapea good Houeet with nine rooma Cellar, oat-bolldlagi. Ac good well of water and Ciatern, all of which I will eell oo reasonable tarn*. Pleaee call and examine the premleee.

Fin

WA«ne

American Poets,

Standard Fiction,

In fact, everything desirable in tha en tire range of

LITERATURE, HISTORY, POETRY, ROMANCE,

THEOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, &C., &C &G.

A Splendid Variety of

Photograph Albums,

Pocket Bibles(

Prayer Books.

Pot tf oil OS,

Catholic Bibles

From the plainest Sheep Cover to the

Host Elaborate and Fantastic

SAI.E POSITIVE!

And without Reserve.

All Goods Sold at Retail

Durino tbx Day.

Ladies are Invited

TO EXAMINE THE STOCK I

Sep23-d3d

KYiil AND EAR!

Dr. CHAS. E. WALL,

Operator on the Kjcand Kar, who ba* for the p«t *o years derated with *tlch turner,af t%cctn, in Indianapoli*. will bo in Terre Uaute on Wedne*eay, Thmsday aud rriday, Oct 2d, 3.1 and 4th, vh-«h# may be consulted on ail dl-eases of those delicate orgios. Cross Kyes remortd In one mieute, without interruption to basin***.— Cata a i, Qr*niil&ted Lids, L'leer*

and

Film* of

tbe Ky, also, Oppressive Discharge* )r the Ears tpeedily care i. No charge for

examina

tion and opinion, and no charge for aDSUCoessfnl treatm nt. The b?st references given* Opera, ting oms at the Terre Hante Honso. •e&fdwtf

%A.

if 'Pf",

-A Suburban Eesi

SepSSdlmwSt J. D. VaBKIB.

3R SALE.—Wo havo 40 Lota MoGaughsy and Boach'e tab dirisloi^Fiaa e»«y provided a man want* to bnlld. Theee Lete are Urge. 87 feet front by 196 deep, being ab"Ut t»lr* as large an other Lot* on the out tkirte of the City. They are high *nd nead no drainifra. HIOKOOI A SOOTT.

Sept 21 din

F°£,

SALE.—Four three-story Store Koom«, on Main etreet, between 4th and Tth atreete. tlSdla

ALSO

FOB SALE—A dwelling ilouse on Seoond Street three Sqnarit South ot Main, containing eight room*, two porchea, and ail In good repalt.— There »re on tbe premie-• a foodoiatern, barn, wcod-ihed, atable, ic., *o. Kuauireof

Fj-oudr

BOSFOBD .% PBOWN.

'R SALE--HOjRSE .- A fine Horse—i-ood style. Well broke to Saddle and harneei. Price, S?,00.

ALSO, FOB SAi

An Op'tfBufrgT—P'ics $180. An Open Bnpg —prire, $170 An Opea Buggy -price, $100.

At tt'eldi'i Carriage Shop,

»16dlw A. J. WKLOH.

FORSALE

RENT

SeptlO.Ilm

CO.,

Iui ioi teio nnd Jobbora of

fHIX.4, «LA8S ASD IUOI UEKV, And Dnalera in Houite IH'urnisliins: Ooodn. No. 139 Wabash ."iiiw*. ...Terre lluutc. Ind.

QRJSAT AUCTION SA LB

O O S!

Commensing Monday Evening,

Sept. 23d, 1867,

—RARE

01UNCE roit HOTEL KKEPKR-.-I will Sell or Letea ib» Hot-1 knmn ai the Stiwart Houh, Terre-Ueme, liialana, on reaeoaakle terma. For particular* call on the Proprietor, atthebouae. DOMAS McKKE.Prop.

rpOR SALE.-The desirable Busi-

A. new, Stand Rita -ted on tho ath-east oor nerof 12'h end Main Street*, two lou, eaob Si feet front, a two n^rj brick ailding in completo or er, Pump in fiont, 60 barrel Ci»torn, Barn, Frnit Trees, Ac. It is or.e or the moat ellglblo atnnrf, for lo al or country tr«d« in town.

Terma reasonable. Enquire ou the piemltee. «epcdSw

FBUSINESS.—WishingCHANCEbusinessFORmychangeto.—ASALEOR

I off-1 my Stock of Agricultural Implement* at a low flgnre. A peison of enterprise, with a moderate capital, can will. ,\p |y at No. G6 Main Street. J. A. FOi'TI. dtf wtt

FOR

SALE, FARM.—One of the

rin«»t Fnrm* t» Vigo County, containing 163 arre» of rich ami highlr productive land, about one-half under cu t(ration. It is situated on the ET»n«Tll A Cr»wloirisvilleRall Boad, 6)4 miles South ofTttrre Kitute, at Toung'a Station.— The Railroad mtinine adjoinini.- to, and a Switch being on one nil -f ih« lan l. ntakee it ialu*bl«Will bosoM low. Kr rtnire ef

CHAUNOKT CABB,

augS8d3m Turr.i Haute. Inrf«£

A GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

XI iu a well Kstablisl.ed Uu in-u. Wishing to retire Iront lusloesM, I now offi-r my ontire stock of Boots and Shoe, for s*le. Tlie stock is new and oarefully selvcted, especially for the retail trade. Any pusou wi lling to latest in an established bndnesa, will find it to th"ir adrantage to call on me soon, at my tln?e or bnsineaa, at No. 100 Main rest, Terre Haute, Ind. •Oinra B. O. Ol EillNEAU.

1^0It SALE.—HORSE.—-A good Jimlly t»orso, pflrfpct'y gentle, top Bu*gjr And trnew.i. Th»*y will be s»|.t low for ca«h or good |r*por ColoniAi*'* Wafou Yard, coruerof filh autl TopUr ntraeU.

SALE—Two

F0K X. Knn

T?0R

Milch Cows.

Enquire if J. J. WEBSTKIt, North 14th Street, next to Q. Bulgier, or at J. Stark*,' on East Main Street, nxxt to Oaoal. Je'iSdtf

SALE—Four.Frame

Houses

-L One of Se, two of six, and ooe ot eovon rooms. I will sell these honses rerv low, aud on reanonaWe rms. Apply to T.J FOBKK8T, 14 :tt Near corner 3.1 aud Olilo Streets.

WANTED.

NTE U—To borrow'($l,000) llionsan dollars for one year. Aa-

dresn P. B. 0., Terr* Hante, Ind. sc23dtd

WSIIOKB

ANTED—A GOOD HORSE and als«, a No. 1 WOODWORKMAN on Wagous. Apt.ly to THOS. E. I.AWJCS, 19d3t Corner 3d and Cherry Street).

WANTED.—SITUATION.—A IT Man with family, who speaks the Gorman and English language, and is we/1 posted In Bookkeeping and Arlthmetlo, want* to got a situation either a* Olerk in a Warehouse or as Salesman In a Store. Oood roferences can be given.

Please direct letters to A. W. anrlldtf Box 167, Terre-Haute, Ind.

FOR RENT:

RENT—The

Union Hotil,

at Charleston, Illinois, has been refurnished and fitted up, and is now'In successful operation, and can be rented on rea*«nable term*. For particular*, apply to JA*. M. 1IAY, my27 't^ At the Fnlon Hotol.

TUUi,RNV Si (O.'S Dry Goods Emporium.

S E E E

1867.

Receiving every day an Elegant Line of

O O S

Adapted to the

FALL TRADE!

CONSISTING OF

8LLKS,

MERINOS,

EMPRESS CLOTHS,

In all tbe New Shades, including

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

PLAID POPLIN, STRIPED POPLINS

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

A Splendid Lisa of

Merrimack and Cocheco

PRINTS.

BUGLE, GIMP, COL'D VKLTET8

And other »tyle« of

Dress Trimming* I

In large and varied Astortment.

An examination is most earnestly Solicited by all consumer* of DRY GOODS.

TUELL, LP LEY & CO.

COB. 6TH MAIN Stxszzv,