Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 September 1867 — Page 4

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For Coiamlisiouer—it*. District, yi!2i.nn"0 SHKI'XIERD. y.)r Commission^—tiistrtet, .MJEIJ f.EK.

PUBLIC SPEAKI.KG! On Monday, the 7tU da? of October, 1S37, at 2 o'c'o-"P m., upocclioe will b» dellrered at the fol-IO-.ULS ty t!i= pe.'-ous whoso namee aro set ic.3 tl:e political issuos of tb» day „T. II. Moredltlj

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Tci! count!.a above named will plea»e »ond deli gatm duly aa'thoriscd. By ordor of UjoTSsccatlvc Co»s»itt«i oi'Vlso ("otmty.

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Union Octuity Ticket-

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iiivii E.co'itivo Committoo. TicBo .Afe Fjldick, Sicreta'O'.

NELSON,

.0 r-iO.'., ..-0MA8 H. ... J0:-N G. CBAIS, JO-m P. "Ei'.' LAXGE P. B. O'UILEY, and

ctJ.tr S-p.aWSi «ill addr .. the citlwa. on the pciir.cn.! iiaui-e Of tbo day at tbo different ^ards as fuUows. at 1Yi o'clock P. M., vis: SE fj:1 WAHi)—School Huuse, VTodnewoy,

KvM '2bih. TlilS'f VARO—At the Kinth Street Market Mous^, ihureda ,Sspt 2'J. rouitra V. AB At tbc corner of Sixth and

I.afayetts 8troot«, Friday, 8ept 27tb. riFTFl \VA11I—School inline, corner Tw«Uth and Chasaut Street, Saturday, Sopt. 28th.

A conlial invitation 1B extend to all CM., .1«. M~

Tlio Judicial Diotrict Convention TUo ISth Judicial District, composed of the oouutiia of Sullivan, Fart, Vermillion aad Vigo, ivill Uold a convention in Terra llaut ', Tuoeiay Octobur lit, at S o'cinot P. M., at the Old Conit nou.n', to nominate candidates for Circuit Court Judj'i aud Protocutlng Attcrnejr.

L. A. BUEUETT, Chairman.

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LEAKING TO-NIGHT

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GF.E NOTICE ABOVE I

CITY AIVD ST ATI?. ITEMS

4g- Anctber case if oliolera is jepurtid ibis wtek at New Albany.

p®- The Mayor's Court yesterday we: 5i.s dry £6 thfl weather, not ft single ease fcvir.g oproal upoh the do^kat

U©" Andrew Johason .Camps ,fu sa crot society) aro being organised iu d' er? pln^s. -il'.

®2?» A gent!i:ui?.n at-.'iudiati' Sptinp?, in Martin (jounty, offar* i) sell lo Tudia

3®" The Paopla's co-operative Aisoci at Bichmond, Indiana, ?,ec]ftres & dividend of five c«!DW for lh« lost quarter. L:

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Th rc ma- xuard and first wild liie .-.ca:ou passed Bouthvvard ye' m.-rtlin- Do«s this pTesfiijo ih^ a !i i-T void weathei

r?.i! rno -t'the fomin'no "gesidf v,.I v, i-Ji a rawhide a frail one f}i tbt a few clays ago, st Indiannp Tijo man uisde good home rua.

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j&p- A thriving business is already born* d'-: oat the new artesian bath house, our cliiBt g.adly availing thfcinselves oi the privilege of laving their bodies in the perfuttied and heskh-giving watorB.

pgr* We caii attention to the card DeProsse, Teacher of Music. This teacher and artist has been one of our citizens for nearly two years. We htp«: his bijth n:erits as a Musician will be patronised by sn appreciating pecplo.

-A splendid comedy bill to-nigat at Dowling Hall

Theathee-. i.vcv! for

tvuiaiv'ac.rsg vricii the clegsol comedy i: ti r\-cs cots, entitied "Sweetheart anc Wives' nod cotic'.ud nj with the laugtia .ico of "Sar/vh's Young M#n." vjF:,r a'. '.Toaspg ot fan go to Dowlicg HflU

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Ti.e Indianapolis Journal tells of r::oie'. conductor or driver on on if ihn Etrect csrs that cit.. Who a few u'C' i" iir.c* invited by some friend lko a which was promptly roc :cd, vlio the car wiih two or three rs.jjnjjars left on ttra track stock Ui!' tin'.i the thirsty driver had taken nip. Ti i3 may be the style,, bht, ii so, thu c.:-tjiaha uo. traveled this tar west.

gaopsrw W-yp ilcwtiKG.—L«t right j@- Th'e SrirtrBw?^ unoth-ar lnterret'"g a»fie*»Og *W.b«W

fxr* '&K3LM- The third meeting t? the series will be The officers of the Board,

jj6ia at the 'iatfa Street Market to-night, President, have been here ... S 1 A

brass band will play at the corner of Main-and Fourth streets a few minutes tfcfore seven, and the speaking will commence at teven preeiseiy Give it a good attendance.

Accident.—We ienrn that Mi?8 Nancy Cornell, a young lady of eighteen years, the daughter of Mr. Lewis Cornell, of Linton township,was sitting by the Are, DD lust Monday morning, knittiDg, when, Ijy gome means, her clothing took C',.^ and the flames were not extinguished un til ebe was so badly burned that 'Vjhe died from the injuries Deceived, yesterday about noon,

y^FEES, Doitt Foeqet 1—That the several Registry Boards of the several U/WB»i»ip8 and voting prooincts of this ecunty wiil »owt at the f'lnct-s [re?cribe3 bv law, on tuoi fay, »U«-fir^c .'iHy of October, 13G7,. lor tlio pilrpi'e-j oi rovi.iiig, ••ht roctin^, nritl M:oir vvithI Begistry iisU

Psrtic?~who»e ftanv-s are not registered will apply iajKfiflxU-tiLi ired with sulis(actory proof, for re^Ulry. Reiiiembur, tljij- is ihts tfrtt-time—bijiore '.ha el«i iiisi tiiftttiio Ragi.tty list•. pL-rracted.

Voter?! spc tba' jrr names yre rogis-toi-cd. If put- off t" the dty ot I eel ion, it will be tunrB trouble t" tlie J£!' -. tion B.«rd uad tJ yc/urselvus, c.i.'i tb' perhaps you Will nn have time.

Iry t'u.j city the R-- i^ry B. ard will inc.-t at 3 a. M, ikiu ek-st at 8 P. M. In all oiu'-'t Districu tUey ivjll meat at 0 A. en 1 close th.jir action at 4 p. M.

A provoking intake uuoorred in

y'.it:..:fday's paper. 15y M.-iae inadvertence our compositors iG-ii.BuHed a notic» of ihe olcarliig vul tale ot Summer Goods" by Snxton & Wuinislay, which uvent transpired mx or eight weeks ago YV' underijtund that A W ura now in ibt midst' of the Fail trado, and "Summer Goods"' ate a thing of the past, for ibi: j-esr nr. lna?t Instead, thereof, we know iliut at tho Bost'in Storo they arc now re ObivJng a very fluo stock of goods suited the season, and well worthy the attention of pureUasers.

flOgr J. M. Fr«ucu'9 grand Orienta o'ii'uu* t?proids lis oiirtvai on the lot ir front of the Tarro Haute House, th o^piog, giviag two exhibitions this aft 5fh'oo'iS' aud cvi?ning, on whioh occasiont vill be piosantud pleasing, rapid anc well oiguiiizvd programitio of starlli:^. i,rt(l i-.ty ftatares, embraciug the ereme tit L.i c\i)ie of equastriauisiii, the famed glo ilea of t'.to eastern world, and a corrio ispDiitioii of iiborigiintl customs, with ai. tho collatfral aid of co.-?tuu)os, ornainontb. :noiintiug», trappings and other insignia The public on true into the city this morning, .at-about- elevo.'i o'clock, wa aro told will be ofgroat splendor, and worth witi b'essi.'ig. "Tho pl'i'CPcsi^n comes in from the West.

8@T Tho fytitivttl of tbo Good Tempers', last night, i«t Pence's elegant cow Hall, was well attended, and the enter tainment enjoyed by all present. The re ccipts mnet have yi«lded a handsotnc fisnc UiW'ards tbe object for which the afT«ii was gotten up—the purchase of an orgai. for tho use of the ordur.

nor Tho ulnrin offlro yesierdny morning fibout one o'clock was caused by th roof of ji fuial! houso on South Seconc •Street, -tbo property of Miehaol Lamb. ti.king fire in tho root Ii. W'U extin gnished without touch d«_j.t2 e. W could not iearn the origin of the flro.

The New Albany Commercial has

a CT'lumw b'eadod "Stray Thoughts"— We havt more than column of "stre\ thoughts,*' but thty have gone so faresstray that wo cannot collect them in time for this issue Hope some of our friends will bring them in to help out with tomorrow's paper.

g@T' For some time there has been cootosi between the Bellefontaiuo aod Pan Bundle routo for tbe possession of the Great Lasteir. Mail. To decide th« rnat.er, the Pi simaottr General ordered thui tho oisil should be carried on oach roaO every alternate day, and a time record ,'tri'fu!ly kept. Ss far, the Be)!eforitninfKoa i1? ahead by au average of four hours each day.

Fruits and Thst Should be Katss. —A medical journal has some re marks on the subject of I raits, which arc in tome respects, nt variance with views .generally entertained and are of interSt to our readers now, when fruits are so plenty. It says that fruits afford an end leii supply of dclicious and wholesome food, but as tboy are utually taken, may more properly ba considered at dangerous luxuries than as healthy food. The great error in their use consists in making thorn a desert, in overloading the stomach with them, and enting them at all timet1 between meals When taken along with •ur fo, d, as food, and in moderation, they are highly conduc veto heilih.

The peach is the mo?t delicious and iuottible of stone fruit3. They should term part of each meal, or be eaten mod'.•ralely when the stomach is empty.

Piu'o are less digestibU- all pulpy itone fruiis aro more or less so, and prone to fermant in the stomach.

Tbc apple is oue of the best of fruits, •ind when baked will agree with tbe most dt licate stomachs, and is most excellent iu sickness p,-ars aro also good, and strawberries ur? wholesome fruit, but they should not bo eaten With ice cream.

There is nothing more wholesome than xvateruielons.

A young man who rciid es in Dss

Mrints, Iowa, or.ticci away by an attache •f a "Siidd show" so far as this place, and h?re abandoned, was started on her way horn'* yesterdav through the kindness of •tftyur McCaiUey. The deserter who lurtd her tVotfi home under promise of aiarriagt left in the direction of Cincinnati.— Mi, Jour.

tf&T W. H. Worthing ton, offers for satO or trade two Iiousoj and lots in a good business lo«aliiy.

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lished tbeir quarters

House. They are

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jarillnot assemble until itofi&y morning

the Second Ward School House. Thejnext. The Executive Committee oE -tfi«| fcfoglil&Va addressed da an entertaining Board, with full powers, will meet at

rr.ann^r by iJo -3r?. Tbos. H. N& Son, Jno o'clock p. m. to-day at the Terr* ar ..ute j'6-.,C^^and J?. B. O'Reilly. House.

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sonian standard. "honest. capable and qualified, f°rtvJ0jr respective positions. A. J. Holr

jes^the gispretary, is a gen-

tleman of capacity, peculiarly qualified for tho p05ition he holds. He discharges aties with dispatch and pleasantly to .. His residence is Rochester, Pulton county, Indiana.

Carlos Dicksua._lhe Treasurer,, is a popular and successful merchant of Indianapolis. He is a busUiess man in every respect. His interest in the public good has caused his connection with the State Board of Agriculture, and be holds that the commonwealth first was in the foun* dittion or source of wealth by the cultivation of the soil, and next to that the encouragement of the mechanio arts. He deals in all kinds of Agricultural instruments «Dd mechanical productions.

John B. Sullivan, tho General Superintendent of the State Board of Agriculture, is a gentleman peculiarly fitted for lit« position. He industrious and .rivng asiduous attention to his duties.

Etymolooy of the Word Hoosntn.— The venerable and witty Riv. Dr. Wood, in hi3 farewell discourse to hin chtrge in Michigan City, on the evening nf the .eventh instant, gave the fo'.lowiug account of tho true origin" of tho word "Hoosler," which we suppose is about as true as any of the half doz-in stories we have seen of the origin of the word: "When the Ohio Palls canal was boing oonstructod a number of Indinnians ana Kentuckiaos were thrown together on the :vork, the result being a continual war between the representatives of tho rival States, in rao?t every encounter tho •'Corncrackers" proving victorious, until '.heir opponents began to regard them, as '.hoy claimed to be 'half horso, half allirator, and able to whip anything mortal.

In the southern part of this State, about '.his time, was a Polo—an ex-officer undsr Napoleon, who gave leoturos on the war, in whioh he took occasion to praise up his own troops—tho famous Hussars—to such •in extent, that tho impression conveyed to nig hearers was, that tfce Hussars—or HooBurs, as he pronounced it—wore invincible, worso oven than the 'half boss —ha1' alligator' Kentuckiuns. At least this wns the idea that a young man by ihc name of Short had of them, who bad listens I in brntthlois admiration to tbe lecturer's thrilling description. Wall, Hh'irt wont down to work on the canal and boing a nuw comar, was immediately -ot upon by the Keutucky bullies, for tho •mrpo9e of trying his metal. Tbe metal was good nnd ho thrashed three of the Corncrakora' in succession. Throwing ip liif Int. and giving a yoll, he oxclaim---.d Tin a Hoosior 1' This is the true rigin of tho word, and there aro persons the State who knew this boy (Short) and tbe incident."

Cowhiding EXTRAORDINARY—AMabkied LADY Inbultkd—THE HUSBAND'S Revenge.—About ten o'clock this morning a well known grocer, whose name we have been unable to obtain was seen .^murging from an ailey on South street with a pair of .imber nine boots in close iroximitv to hi* coat toil. He was evilently in a hurry. It seems that he bad become enamored of the personal appearance of a respectable married lady, residing on that street, and had intimated i.o tho servant girl that $50 would be no object to obtain an interview. In fact he flas ready to squnnder that amount of currency fur the felicity of a single hour in h- sweet pretence. The proposition was made in this form by the servant girl to her oiistroc?, who like a true wife, told norhiuband of tbo insult and asked his advice. The first impulse of the enraged busbscd was to wring hia neck, but I upon reflection, he determined to -tet a trap for tbe gentleman and warm his jacket. By his adviua the wie absented to an interview at the house, and ten o'clock this morning was named as the blissful hour. Prompt to the minute the festive dealer in dandelion coffec, brooms and sich, made his appearanoe, disguised in a cioan shirt, a broadc loth c(-at, and other stunning paraphernalia. He was evidently gotten up or tho occasion. He knocked timidly at the front donr, and was ushered into the parlor by the servant girl. Ho was not kept long in suspense. The back door opened, and in camo the lady with her husband. Mr. Grocer turned very red in the face and grew very pale. The husband made no apology, for an appearance in his shirt sieevos, but procoeding to bu--iness, drew a heavy raw hide from his vest pattern, and began to lay it on in fehrful earnest. Tbe blows fell thick and fast. Mr. Dandylion begged piteously, Out the irate husband only sand-papered him the more fiercely, and ho wus glad to wape by the back door with his life. Ho went out tho back gate and out the alley is though he had been shot out of a cannon.—Lafayette Courier.

'Jkk-Whizz I In the Oskaloosa Gonsersitor's account of the Mahaska County Fair occurs the following galvan. ic burst:

Mis3 Dixon completely outstripped "the winged gods," and rode barebacked like a flying omet in its fiery orbit.

Which institution was "barebacked,'' the horse, tbeequestrinoe, or the comet? und has the agricultural Mazeppa and her horse lit yet

The Railroad Builder.—Gen. Burn' side seems to be indispensable to all rail road projects in this State. The old Martinsville road bad run out entirely, and tho matter of revival was talked of for years without effecting anything. SudJenijr Gen. Burnside appeared on tbe scene and drooping confidence was revived and tbe road trnuilt, in a few months, although tbe majority of tbe people of Morgan county preferred a line to this city, The Vincennes road, after many spasmodic attempts at a beginning, had a visit from Burnside, and the work is to go on at once and most vigorously. For years the building of a road due north has been under consideration. Companies would organise, spend a good deal of time and talk on routes, and die out. At last anew company is organised, andlol every one says the the rood will soon be built, for Gen. Burns de's name appears among the managers. T'lat is the open sesame of all obstructions to raiirwad enterprise Whenever Burnside appears, the music of the pick and the shoTel soon follows.—tnd. Oom. .* .* .4. -fi 4,

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«uder obligation, and to retarn my sincere thnnlr« to tbi# ofiScers and members of the Fire Department, and to many citizens, for their earnest, able and efficient efforts in subduing the flames, and stopping the conflagration, on the occasion of tbe fire on my prem'ses last Sunday. To tbd promptitude in which you responded to the call, and to your well directed and untiring energy, is due the preservation of a vast amount of property,

B. L. Thomhov.

Good Jeans Pants for two dollars

and a half, at Hartsock St Bann isters, No. 79 Main street. 26 dlw

jgyTo find a large assortment of Dress Goods, Satin Bugle Gimps, Bugle Fringes and Gloves, Fancy Dress, Jet and Naij Head Buttons, Silk, Union and "Croquet' Beltings, and 6 yard Alpaca Braid in all colors, go to W. S. Byce A Co's., 77 Main street. dlt.

$^F The artesian baths are now in operation, and Brokaw Bro's & uo. are ready with patent Wash Towels, Sponge Towels, Turkish Bathing Towels. Artesian Towelf, Huck, Damask. Crasb, and all kinds of Towels, st popular prices. „dlw.

ffjf The best fitting shirts ia the market can be found at the Union Clothing

crivns asiauous attention to uis auiies.— ,r Every one receives a gentle and kind Store, No. 79 Main street. 26-dlw. word who applies to him on business. II'1 rosides ut Indianapolis.

A moro extended notice nny be necessary when tho Board gets under full !:t:iidway

AH tho gentleman connected with the State Board, who have visited,"Ot are now here, have attaehed thomsolves to the kind consldorations of this community by reaon of their gentlemanly and courteous deportment.

B&" Strangers in towr., and visitors to tho State Fair, are reminded that Brokaw Bro's & Co., 109 Main street, have receiv. ed their Fall Stock Of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Wall Paper. Also, a general variety of Housa Furnishing Goods, Family Dry Goods, dte, &e., &e. dlw.

Ph .tooeiph ALBUMS AT AUCTION in splendid bindings at Dawson Jt For rest's Auetion Room to-night. d2t

BABY FIXkns, Embroidered

Waists, Crib Quilts, Knit Hoods, fancy Crochet Sacks, Under vests, (smallest sises) Pinsforos, Boots, Wool Sacks, Nainsooks, Embroideries, fine Flannels, Ribbons, Ac, at Saxton As Walmsley's. dtf

A well selected stock of Gloves,

Hosiery, Paper Collars, Soarfs, Neck Ties, and Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, just received at Hartsook & Bannister's, No. 79 Main street. 36-dlw.

Man WaktedI—A strong, live band, able and willing to do any kind of work at No. 2, Dowling Hall.

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New Counterpanes—new Travel

ing Baskets and Satchels—new Curtain Damasks—Fruit Doylies, Turkish Dining Cloths] Fanoy Tablo Linons and Napkins, just opened at Brokaw Bro's & Co., 10B Main strset. [26dlw

tff Visitors to the State Fair, who are ueedlng anything in the olothing line, would do well to call at Hartsock & Bannister's, No. 79 Main street. They have a splendid lot of Cloths, Cassinets and Benvers, that will be made up in the best style and at reasonable prices. They also have a good stock of ready-made elothing Give them a call. [26dlw

CARD TO thb PUBLIC.—The undersigned, Trustees of the Riverside Institute, an institution chartered by the Stat of New Jersey, for the maintenance and education of the orphans of the Soldiers and Sailors of our whole eountry, which is b«ng established and endowed by tbe enterprise and patriotism of the Washington Library Company of Philade!. phia, would announce to tbe public that in their opinion, tbe efforts being made by that Company for the establishment and endowment of the Riverside Institute cannot fail of success. Their agencies have been established, and their adver tisements published throughout the country at great expense, and the results are now being realised. If the distribution were to take place, and the labors oi tbe Company cease on the 2Sth iust^ as advertised, the institution, though established, would not have provided the means for a proper and permanent continuance, nor could it be so extensively useful as^the public and the Truetees dosire.

Alter mature consideration, wo have therefore recommended that the Washington Library Company postpone theii distribution until the 8th of January cext, and continue the sale of certificates and engravings until that time, under the firm belief that the result will assuredly provide a permanent home lor tbe maintenance and education of very many ot tbe orphans of those who have died in the service of the country. WM B. MAN*, JAS. R. SOOVKL, W. W. WAR*, i. Trustee of the LEWIS BROOMAL, Riverside Institute HZXRT GORMAN, J. E. Colk, .» ..

Pkiyats Medical Advice.—Read Dr Whittiers advertisement in another column. april4-dwltaw-ly.

If those that are afflicted with any

kind of Chronic Disease will call on Dr. Wheatley at the Clark House, in this city, on Thursday, the 3d day of October, they will receive some advice from an experienced Physician, in Chronic Diseases, which is believed will be the means of re. storing them to health. wlt-d2t

|9* Bowen, Stewart ft Co., of Indiana* polis, carry absolutely the finest and heaviest stock of Books of every description and Stationary, and are prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates. The trade, teachers, ministers and other proffcssional men and students supplied at a heavy reduction. The newest publications for light raading or the study (always on hand. No. 18, West Washington street, Indianapolis. aprl«deowl2t

Vxry CHEAT.—One case two thousand yards FIGURED AMURE3 ordered to he sold at twenty-five cents per yardregular prise thirty-five cents.

Turll, Ritlxy ft Co,

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BUSINESS DIRECTO*?: F" ATTORNEYS. Baird A ~rtft, Sixain Street. |. Meredith elaao, cor llaia and Third. Nelson 4 Pierce, Phcecix Eow, Main St.

ScuSvUt tiiUdit., aadcr f»«oai»Hail.

ABCHITECT3 AND BUILDERS. J. A.\rydagh, corner Main and Fifth. ^H^4 jflpiaii3»arnar Hiath Mnibetry.

BAKERS.

Frank Ueinig & Bro., Lafayette Street. BILL POSTING.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Barr & Coats, Eontb Fourth street. B. Bucitall, siutii Fourth siireot.

HOOP SKIRT FACTORY. B. Weloz, oMosit3 Post Oilloa. INSURANCE AGENTS. Havens & Co., corner Main and Fifth. M. A llano, Aiaia street, east of Fifth.

ICE DEALERS.

Steininshl & Ma ycr, north of Court llonsa Sqnara .hoe. S. iiupwa, at Cory & alanoourt's.,

JEWELLERS.

8. It Freeman, .74 Main stroot. Johu ii Froemau, 0 Warren's Block 0. It. Btscoiti, ijl Maiu atiaot.

LEATHER DEALERS.

llon»U Bos, Ul aud lio Main street. 'MUSIC TEACHER. A. Deprosse, ut Klssner'a Palace of ftloste.

MUSIC DEALURS.

J. 0. Lludtmaun, 01 Slain street. L, Klssiier, l'ulace of Music, *8 Ohio streot. MECHANICIANA Tittman, 201 Main street.

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERSJ. Rife, ruer ath md Main stxeate. MILLINERY. Sirs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Offlc*. ••rs. W. A. alter, Main street, up stairs. Mrs. S. btiaus, Coath Fourth straat. HON ME NTS—SCOTCH GRANITE.

Jas. O. vrtl on, P. 0. Box 731. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Kiddie, 151 1 nin street. Sirs L. Volger, south of Post Office. NOI'IONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE

RIES

Clanssen, Blchowekv 4 Co., ifala stroet, bobt 3th. OMNIBUS LINE.

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

PLUMBER.

E. Bnckull, South Fourth street. QUEENSWARE. »iti!or B. TZti'lsoa 4.Co., 133 Main stmt. Bendrich irFcllaSgsr 113 Main street. lirown & Keivln, 02 Slain street.

KE3TAURANT.

J. B. (Mis, 213 Hsin street. RETAIL GROCERS. Bay & Bally, Fourth street, Sonth of Post Oifld4. C. I Ripley, -alu street near 6th Naylor & "looro, corncr Ohio and Fourth. E. B. Wright Co., 155 Main street.

STOVES AND TINWARE. Jt. L. Ball, Main street. 8 E. Ht-ndercon, fourth street, Sonth of P. 0. O. C, Smith 4 Co 50 and 52 Mala stroet.

B. Ha erty & Co., 187 Slain street. %V. W. Shannon, G3 ilaia street. SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foot?, 60 Main street.

UNDERTAKER.

Isnae Ball, corner Thiid and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. John N. Heiz CO ^Titin street.

Episcopal Peateb Books—All sizes, at auction every night, and retail at auction ^prices durii3~ tho day, at Dawson ft Forrest's Auction Room. d2t.

LADITS Bit STTRi: Tr ATTEKD—Th grt-at auction ?a!n if books at Dawson ft Forrest's Auction Room evary night this wee! All bnoks sold nt retail during tho day at auction prices. d2t.

S$gr" A Grand Bail will be given at Concordia Hall on Friday evening, SepU 27, 1867. Music by the German Band. The admittance is fixed &t ono dollar. Tht public is respectfully invited to attend. d3t

ADVERTISE.—The spaccs for advertising in"the slreef car3 will Be let to the business men of Torre Hftul.o. For terms enquire at tie Street Rail Road Office, Terre Haute House. JoHS T.SCOTT, .^4dlw. 1 .',S wcift Secretary

at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets, dlt.

N ATLOR ft MOOU.

(,.«C5 .-':s 'X •9*if .. *,» 3. "4 OT

Geo. W. Beifoaidir.'at tUis office. BOOTS AND SHOES. y. Andrevrs, Vaiu stxedt, bet, Ftfth and Sixth. P, P. Deck, iG Sfaftii Fourth street. Leibing A aenzer, near cor. M.&in and 7th.

ROOKS AND STATrONEBY.^* M. W. OVonncil, Mafn stroot east of Fourth. iSCARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &0^ ~Brokaw Brod & Co 10J jlain Street.

CARRIAGE MANUF&CTCRJ3RS. A. J. Welch, corner Sccoad and Walnut. Scott, Oron & Co., corncr ftialn and First.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN, James U. laruer,£aat

vainStroct.

Joha il»4Hyic -jo„ 3firstSt., anCaa»t COAL DEALERS. Joseph C. Kelly, Xo. 1 Loffliug Ilall

T. Urover, hird stro-.-t north Mala. E. Merrill, 1W7 Aiain «treot. John mcFartana, at ounty bc^lee, OhtO strest. Bobcrt Gncst, at ii. L, UalU and UcReeo A Paddoclt'B. .....

Hie hard McElroy, (southwest cor. Public Square. V. Butsch Co—Snmuol Mtrry, A^ent.

CLOTHING. a-j

Harts .ck Bannister, 70 Muin stroet. J. WainsUy, East sido Public Square. Erlansor & lro near corner Main and Fotirtn. Jobcsion fe Miller, Si Main'street.

DENTISTS.

C. 0. Lincoln, three squares east Unioa Depot. It. VaoVauau, lOlsitttu uv»-A. J. Bkbardaon, Ohio stroat, bet. Third and ith.

DllY GOODS.

luall, Hlpltiy & Co., corner ith and Alala »tr*?t. W. S. J'ycc j: Co., 71 Main streot. I Bro kuw iiros & Co., 10J Main street. JL3. 'A ittig Co.. 73 Miua siruot.

A. Uluptirt & o., ll« ii ain sweet. EJeau js ».c comcr 1 ounh und dlain atrtel Saxton & WulmsUy, ill Main stroet Cornelius & liaggorty, corner Main and Thtrd.

DRUGGISTS.

Birr, Gulick & Barry, corner Main and.Fourth. I. L. Mabaa & Co., coraor Mala and silxth. J.

n. A o.ivis, coruor Alain and riilrd. EXPRESS COMPAlNIES. Adauis, E. 11. Alloa, Agunt, li Mechanlos E»*r. ilvrcuante, £. 'A Siawurt, Asont, Mala street, east of l- iftb.

American, S..McElrala, corner Fourth and Uhlo FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS. Vigo JToundrv'^-bd ilachioo Sh^p* Heath. Smith & Co., soar .-i'.iil. ftnd 3£. it. B. *roisht -PhcBuix Fouudtv aad UachinoShop, McSlfrotbt jaugler & corner UtU and £aglo, uear PadseDgor uispot. GUNSMITH ANDSTINCIL,CUTTER

John Arinotroag, Ohio streot, cast of Ibird-. HATS AND CAPS. Joseph C. Yutoa, Sonth l'lilrd atroof. tt olfj oiiiail, oj MaIusu«ot.John U. Sytos, Jia Main stt«$c. fciOTELS. ity Ilotc!, corner Fifth and Charry. Uationai llousa, corner sixth and Main. lark oouio curnor Ohio aud First. Buntin :ious3 soutb-uaat corner Public S^nasv. Terra liausoUout'o, oorntr ilaln and Seventh, atowart blouse, Secouustroot, nortn of Mala.

".V/TA'Si

persons* wh'ofie clafms went fbrwafll Sept 4th and 5thj arrived Saturday -evening

over. Bounty claim*. Arrive too slowly jo make a note of. £23,d3t-wltj

St®S iHH

Teres Haute, Ind., Sept. 2«h, 1867.

The Union County Executive Committee is requested tg mef| at .^he Old Court House, Saturday, Sept. 28, at 1 o'clock P. M. Every mem tier is' ?w£iested to attend, as important business will be trans? acted. L. A. BURNETT, Chm'n.'

Attest N. Filbkce,Sw'y1

ARE YQ1 LOOKING -FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS?—Colored Satins, SatinButtons, Satin, Ribbons. aC

Colored Velvets, Ou.bre (shaded) Vol veU, Velvet Buttons, Silk Plait Br.iid, Satin Fold Trimmings, No 2, 3, 4 und 5 Trimming Ribbons.

Diamond and Plain Gold Watches, Chutlain and Leontain Chains also Watches and Jeivelry repaired at H. Bnscooi'js No. 151 Main Street. dtf

96$* When in searoh of something to wear, don't fail to call at Johnson & Miller's, as thoy are now offering, at tbe lowest prices, the best assortment of goods ever brought to Terre Haute. Don't forget, the No. is 81 Main street. dtf

Go to Sykes' Hat Storo and see

new Styles of Hats nod Caps at Cash Prices. "*dw3w.

f@P* All tho latest Styles Hats and Capts in great variety being received dally at Sykes' Hut Store, and sold Cheap for Cash, -i,, dw3w. -^•a. mm

Hay The largest stock of Mens and Boys' Hats and Caps on the Wabash at Sykes' Hat Store, To be Sold Cheap for ash. dw3w.

Those wanting peaches for can

ning will do well to loavo orders with Ray & Bailey. Thoy aro in receipt of them daily, as fine as peaches grow, dtf

Thy great remedy for head aohe

oaracche, toothache, neuralgia, fovor and ague, cramp, cholic, poms aod cramps in the stomach, &c. Tho Bombay Root or Blodgatta,can be found at Wm. Clark'e Barber Shop'on Third Stroet, near the Buntin Houso. Persons wishing it can be supplied by him until my return to the State Fair. dtf Db. Joh» Thouas.

Eleoaht Familt Bibles—At auction overy night at Dawsou ft Forrest's Auction Room. d3t.

EARLY TO Bbd AND EARLT TO RISE.— Get an alarm clock at the old Stand, 74 Main Street, of S. R. Freeman. He has tho best assortment of clocks of all other kinds in tbe markot, and at low prices. i*.

Another invoice of tboso fine Im

perial, Gunpowder, Young Hyeon and Black Teas at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohit streets, [dtf. NATLOR & MOORE.

(^•'"Window Glass, Painti, Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, in •largestock, and~1hr sale at oTft# Sgure» by Babr, GULICK ft Be&ry,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists!

IS* Fall styles of Hats and Caps just received at Wolfa & Wastfall'*, 8$ Main treet, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf

,. ^. Office,y? i. Notice Extraordinary. Having

Sept*W, 1867. |been solicited by many parties who are

Seven thousand one hundred and fifty! prepared to furnish their own conveyance dollar* pension, rndmey, for -ninety-eight }n have determined to keep light pleasure vehicles for hire until further notice at Welch's Carriage Shop. 10d2w A. J. "VyLCH.

RENDER YOUR HOHE PLEASANT.— While great preparations are going on to entertaip visitors at the State Fair, those expecting musical friends and baving no instrument should make an $ar)y examination of the large and magnificent stock of new Pianos and Organs 5i»«w Ponstantly arriving atKissner's Palace of Music»» ». dtf

"'The STATE FAIR.—In order that our citizens may appear to a good advantage and make a favorable impression with the strangers visiting tho Stato Fair, it is essential to have a pair of W. H. Bobbins' "H^me Mudo Bootsand that they may all be supplied, he has made up a large assortment, fr.im the finest French calf to beavy Kip.

Thoce desirous of having tbein made can do so by leaving their measure at hia

Narcojs and wide Bead Gi^'ps, No. 2. 3 I manufiiCturing room, ou Main street, bejjf {'ween Third and Fourth streets, (up stairs) 4, 5, and" tf Watered Ribbons. Moet above goods received jost^rday (Moitr, Jay.) 'EDS'ALL & CO.J

MERIDEN BRITTANIA SILVKR-PLATE. A handsome assortment of Table Silver^ fancy pieces, saleable ssparatcly, just opened, at Joan R. Fkebman 8, dtf. No. 5 Warren Block

Jast,rtcQived by^Espress, a fine

lot of those beautiful J3ig woods syts an ', other cheap Jewelry, Pavfl euvo Battons, at G- H. Bascom's No. 131 Main

Do you want an elegantly made,

beautiful fitting, and durable suit of olothing? Kso, go to Johnsofi 4 Jkliltor't, and leavo your order—the place, 31 Main street. dti

gA splendid aasortmaot of fine watches, rich and fashionable jew clrv Beautiful late style of pteted warfc.. ^At G.H Baseom's No. 151 Slain Street-. dtf

HSF When in need of Underwear, Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Ties, or anything in Gants' Famishing Goods, go to John•tea & Miller's, No. 81 Main street, and buy them oheap, from tho best stock in tho market. dtf. —I «Q»

A fine lot'of Ladies' Enamelei}.

sign of Blus Boot. d2w

©Sf The Spencer Fruit Jar—»*lf-soaN ing—0110 crate sold—two moro on hand. Call aud see them at C. 1. Riplev's. [dtf

^"tnraed from New York with a complete #sorltnent of Ladies'* Dress Trimmings, Fancy Worsted Work, 8ilvor Hoop

Skirts, plain-and fancy Corsets, Ladies' Hose, &c., t&c., is rcpnred to supply all wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady friends ut her ro-jma, five doors sovth of tbo ystoffl^e. lm

6^* Ludies' Hoseififteon cents to one .dollar at Mrs- L. Volgers. dim

fitST" Unbolted Flour, at C. 1. Ripley's. [23-dtf

AMUSEMENTS.

Tiiiirsdtiy Kve'g.

dtf

EQTFine Sirups, from $1 25 up, at tho Star Grocery, eorner Fourth and Ohio jtreet*."-R NATLOII ft MOORE. [dtf.

A general assortment of fir^t-class

Family Groceries just rcceivod at fhe Stur Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets[dtf. Naylor & Moore.

Opening o: a superb assortment

of Fall pattern bonnets and hats, Friday September 20th, at S. Straus' South Fourth Street. dtf »•*•Mi-, f*f

Ladies, call and see Rank's Patont Texas Ironing Furnace sots in your heating stove or cook stove.' The best and cheapest invention of tho age.' You can do your ironing with five conts* worth of fuel. Sole Agency No. 63 Maiu street 17-dtf W. W. Shaxjtos.

Beautiful Fail Gloating*, cheap,

at Cornelius & Haggertyx, dtf. ." MOST ELEGANT Dress*Go«dB, for

J0" Extra Fine Shore Mackerel and for style and qualitv in Brorite Biaraarck, very Large Piokled Harriag, Just rtceired,

etc

.fjast opened, [dlt] ED?ALL ft Og.,

B&* Something

|S8s|i?2sS

»*3£Kk£v.'i^S£A2.r

Sept.

FOR SALE.

TpOB SALE- -Or exchange in, JD or nr«r the city, one or two HoOaet and LOTS on Toarth street, one iqnaie aortk of Haia. ia agood basinet* locality. Xaaatra of

•ttdtf

E A 13

IOWXIWO HATX.

llausfitr anil Director— V. V. LIXGflAM.

Tho niaaoff»»r inoi ro*pectfulljr inform* the public Ib&t h-^ h»s tho Above U.%U for a bri-.»f tnwn of

Choicc Dramatic Ri-prcscntntSons! Supported by ttiifuH aodefflvlMi Company of the

Metropolitan Theatre,

Indianapolis.

26,

Wi'l prfsent^'l tfe Splendid, Ccii'vdy In Threo Ac *, cntltlol Sweethearts and Wives. ho ^orforutADce will «-enclu Jo with tho l^iugh uhloKfiico cutitlod

Sarah's Young Man.

Doors open at 7 o'clock, to cr romance at 7%. Admission, r0 cats, lies rred Suatu, 75 runts.

r3Coffl'-'-

oi-cn f-"ni in A nnvil I

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE GREETING, A Collection of Glees, Qunrtottss, rhorasi'R, fart-Songs, Ac.,

BY L. O. EMERSON, Aut)or »f '"ho Jubilat*," '-Han' of Judsb, '•ffjldeo TVreiit'i," Mtrry Chimes," etc.

Vpward of Half a Mlll.on 0 pies of Mr. Em rrson's Mu-io Books have been sold, a fact proving a popnla ity which h«a rewarded no uthr au'hor o- the s»mo olas* ol Books, and which cannot fall 0 Insure jr this new volnmoan immense Half. Tbo contents of this work are, for th* mos part, sew. A large nurnbor of vainablu pieoix havo bs' contiib.iled by Mr. L. B. ,wolIBiud wl oso uamols a sufficient guarantee ot Ibeir ea telle-iioe.

Tho niarned features of the collection aro Originality, Brilliance, and Variety, anj n'.ll bo fouml, uion carolnl examination that there is No Glee Book before the

Pubiic

That In evrry jariictilar will prove so completely satisfactory to Muiical Societies, and Conventions, Con servulories, Clubs & Amateur Singers. $1,'8: $'2 00rerdo*. Mailed po«t r-IJ. OLIVEli HITiON CO.. Publishers, 277 Wash ii£tOii St., Boston U. H. DIT301S & CO ill B.asdtv y, Now York. 28dwtoh ^TTACDMFNT NOTICE.

Thorr.as J. Forrent vs James Mars)-.—At taclimont bi fore L. Dcnehle, J. P., liarrldon Township, Tigo Cunnty, Indiana.

I h»mus J. Forrret plaintiff in ih* alo»e entl Hcd stit having filed bis affidavit setting forth tlmt tl'« defen'lant lndebtxil to him la tho sum of $75,1 0. a' dih.t the said da oudant has lift tlx stn of Indiana, anil a turn having b-en niide on satumoiisof i'jUnd as to !ot't. Thedelen!ant will tjk'J notiC'- if tho pendency of this tilt In ue and a^prnr before me at my offlce in said I'o-rnsliip to answer p.aintifTs complaint o'i .he 10 duy of Octob, r, 1867, at 9 o'clock in the toronoon or (bo sm? will de beard snl vontldereri in his absonc. Witness my hanl and seal this t7'h i'ay of A.ug. 1S67. di twH h. B. EHEHII, J. F.

MERBB HAUTE & BOWLING J- ailESN HACK LINK. Tho unl rsi ned propose to rnmmenoe ruu nin^ nilaolt Linobrtwa-'n Tcrro H»ateandBow ^ing Sfpon.'on Mond ir, th»7thday of October, to fsvo Terr* llauto at 7 o'c ock A. 11 ou Monday^ \Vedin"sd»ys, and Fridays, and return To»*day», Thur«d»y8anl SalurJa^s. We will call at all lha principal Iloifls for pavsjogrrs. Faro 92. iil paroo sand package* taken on rvieona'blt terms. A. J0HN8"N. s:3.ilm wa.CLlRK.

OWN & MELYIN, WQOL&SAXR ft SKTAIL DZAtW |Jf

I'll In a, Qneensware, Glassware,

House-furnishing Goods,

COAL OI5L. LAMPS,

Lniitern*, Table Cutlery, Jtc,,

JfO. 63 MAI Jf STREET,

Terre Hau.te, Ind. r.'2 (1 w.lm

& FE!ILIEI\/IEK,

USIPOBTKBS DEALKIta IN I N A A S S

EARRTHENWARE,

147 Main Street, TERRE HAUTE, INDn d«ly.

HUDCOX.

ne**' in Bagle TrJ'M-

miag, at Cornelias ft Haggerty's. dtf.

wa.

A. M'OLOSK.

AJOR B. HUDSON & CO., Im xrf*r* an'! Jobbers of GUISA. oi.t.HS AMI) CROCK EHr, ,',a-l Pnli-r» in

Houhv Furnishinic GoodH. !fo. I3'J rtalmsh Street Terre llaitc. lad. tantOitwtf

EYE AM) EAR!

Dr. CHAS. E. WALL,

"Operator oo th» Kje aod JS»r, who la» for Yhe pjit *o o.'eriKd with ra aaiser ai i%eo*«s, -loXudHnapvIi*, «il| be in Terre Want® on Wednm j»y, Timrsday i.d rriday, Oct 2d, 31 irad 4th, trh-rr Ii* mty be i-onsnlt-J on aU di^eas** of lt,*«e ttllc^to ur^i"". Cross Ryes r»niov«d ia one m'nnt', withoit-ln!erraption to business.— '!«ta a'i, QranoUtvd Lids, I leers and Films of the Ky-, *1", Oppressive D.«cb*rres fr tho E*rsnj#»l:*y core •. No eharfte for aaezaminition an oploi-ju, and no charge

tor

nr.snc^.ssin|

trektm ut. Tbe b-»t reierences

g'ven.

Opera-

ing om* at tin Terro liante House.

(j**

•A

W. H- WORTH. NOTO*,

Corner Fourth Cherry Street*.

T?OR SALE—A very desirable X? Btl denoe on Poplar street, bstwa* &<h and 7th rtfeet*. For farther oarticalars enquire of Arba Boliatl, on the premise*. SBditw

TpOR SALE—A Suburban Besi JD denoe—I will offer for sale, a short me, the l»i*mldn«of A. LanjB. K*q., cooulnlot fire ac'e*. good Orcbaid of 100 bearlug Appls and fear Trie-, Blackberries, Bafpberrle*, 8t raw berries sad Grape* good Uooseswilb nine room* OUar, oat-baildiag*. fto good well of water and Olatern, all of whioh I will sell en reason able terms. Fleaso call and examine the premise*.

BepSSdlmwtt J. V. I'ASKKB.

FIn

DR SALE.—We havo 40 Lot« lleGanghey and Roach's sab division.— Timo easy protiiled a man wants to Unild. Than Le's are large, 87 f«t front by 196 deep, being ab-nt t-lce large a* other Lot* oo the out rkirfs of ttw City, drain* Re

They ar* hl|(h and nead no ICKCOX 4 SCOTT.

Sept 21 dl»

TT'OR SALE.—Four threo-story JL Stor- Itooma, on Main stmt, bttween ith and 7th streets. ilSdla

A 1.50

FOR SALE—A dwelling House on Second Street thrro

Squares

looms,

Sou'h ol Main, Containing eight

two porctus, and al in good rapali.Thero «ie on the biinl* a good olctara, barn, W031 thed, stable, sc., Ac. Enquire of

IIOSFOKD A BBOWN.

~'?OR'"SALE--H6KSB A flne ycunit Hor»—ofd stvl*.

Wall broke to

Saddle and haruets. Prico, ',00. ALSO, FOB SAi An Op- Bnggj—pile® SJSO.

An open Buiigy—prlie, 117#

Mrs. L. Volger, having Jst re-

Open Uepgy -)rlc», |I(W. At Melch'a Carriage Shop, *16dlv

WELCH.

OJR SALli OR KENT —RAEE CHAN fit FOB HOTEL KEEPERS.—I will S ll or L« si tho Dot-I kn-v.rn the Stowart lionse, Tcrre-IIitnin, Iaoltna, on ria*OB*bl« terms. For partienlars rail on th* Proprietor, •it the bona*. TB03IA8

f-ptlOrilm

McKEE,Prop.

OR SALE.-Tho desirable Busino*s Stand sltn tfi on the smth-east cor ner of 12'.h »nd M»ln StiOrts, t-ro lot*, eaoh foet front, a two story brick building In cotnpleia or rr, I'nmp in front, 60 harrul Cistern, Barn, Fruit Trers, kr. It on* of the mast ellgiblo sUn'la for lo al or country trado In town.

Terms reasouat.lH. Kixjniro on the premise*, sep' dSsr

FBUSINESS.—WishingCHANCEbu*ln**satFORmyimplementschangetoAgriculturalofStockSALE.—AmyIORoff

I a low Skuio A person of *oterprl*e, with a moderate capital, can do w«ll. AP ly at Ho. cs Main Street. J. A. FOOT*. dtf wtt

FOR

SALE, FARM.—One of tho Finest Farms in Vigo County, rontalnlng 163 acres of rich aid highly roductivu land, About one-half nndar en tivatlon. It is ultnated on tho K\ iUoVilie A CrawlotdsvilUBall Road, mile. Sou'H of Term •sate, at Young's Station.— Tb- lUili iad runninir adjoinine to, and a Switch lii'liiK oi utio tni *f the lanl, niak«Mit alnabl«' Will I'O jld ]ow. Ki quire sf rnAONCKY CABIt, anp'M im Terr.' Ilaute, lnJ.

GOOD CHANCE TOINVEST retire ironi hnsinesi, I now offer my entire stock of B.X'ls and Shoes for s«l*. The stock I* new and cnri'fu'ly selocted, «spoclaily for tlie rntbli trade. Any person willing to invest in an established badness, will find It to their advantage to call on me soon, at my (t*c« of busiuees, at Vo. 100 Main street, Terre Uante, Ind. «ai::n B. 0. OOKIUNEAU.

T?OR SALE.—HORSE.— A good I family orse, perfectly g«ntlc, top buggy and Harness. They will be sol.l low for cash or good fa per Kuquimat Gulcmau'i W'»gun Yard, corner of 8th and Prpiar streets. V4 tT

SALE—Two Miloh Cows. ijuiro J. J. WEIiSTKK, North Mtb

F°",

Street, nexi t" Brlgler, or at J. Stark*,'

East Uaiu Street,

TTNX!

to Oaual. Jc Sdtf

C'OR SALE—Four Frame Houses 1/ One of iUe, two of six, and one ol seven rooms. I will sell those hunscs vorv low, aud on reasonabl* rms. Apply to T.J. FO&BEBT, iff Near corner 3d and Ohio Street*.

Q.REAT AUCTION SALE OF

O O S

Commeneing Monday Evening,

Sept. 23d, 1807,

AT THE AUCTION ROOM OF

DAWSON & FORREST,

Corner of TMrd Ohio Streets.

The stoek of Books offered for sal* is tho best ever brought to this State. Every volume is new and perfect, consisting of Standard Books,

Greek Poets, Latin Poeta, English Poets,

American Poets,

Standard JPietioxi,

In fact, everything desirable

the en

tire range of

LITERATURE, HISTORY, POETRY, ROMANCE,

THEOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, ftC., ftO ftC.

Splendid Variety of

Photograph Albums,

Pocket Bibles,

Prayer Books.

Pot folios,

Protestant and

Catholic Bibles

From the plainest Sheep Cover to the

Vest EUbor&te tad hotutle Budiigi.

SALE POSITIVE!

And withoat Reserve.

Goods Sold at Retail

All

DRAINS TUB DAY.

Ladies are Invited

TO EXAMINE THE STOCK 1