Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 September 1867 — Page 2

DAILY

TKRRE HAUTK. UlStXJ.

Monday Horning, S«pt. 30th, 1861

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THE LARGEST CIRCCIATI05.

THE last temi-annual report of tho Freed men's Schools ehows an increase of 40,232 pupils, the whole number now being 130,735. The Bureau expended for the six monthg $220,854 in education.— About two-fiftba of the teachera are negroee. -'M

Tnr. po erpects the whole Catholic Church will back bim in bis pretensions to teaipora 1 sovereignty. As late as 1864 be Etrcngly reaffirmed bis claims in an encyclical letter. In this he is fighting Against destiny. The irrisistible will be uiigUier than rnitred shams Garibaldi has failed !ot the present, but he will ultimately succeed. Ho has tha afflictions of the Italian people, and the crown of one who is lefsK:ng than himself will not long stay hi* efforts for Italian unity.

Taxation And Coontf Affairs, The purchase of fair grounds for the u«e of the Vigo Agricultural Society has been complained of in some parts of the county. The county has paid $2,000 on the purchase and is to pay two thorn*and dollars per annum until the whole debt is paid The grounds cost $8,900 and contains 50 acres. The county has leased the grounds to the Agricultural Society for twenty years, the Society holding an annual fair and keeping the grounds and fences in good repair, and to heve the fencing in good repair at the expiration of the lease. The Agricultural Society consists of such of our citizens as choose to become members. They make their own improvements, and b$ve already expended for that purpose about ten thousand dollars.

Our Agricultural Society had secured., tbeholiling of fie S»ate Fair in Vigo county, and had obligated herself to prepare the Fair Grounds, and pay to the State Agricultural Society fifteen hundred dollars. After aome efforts to raise funds to muke improvements, purchase grounds and raise tho fifteen hundred cellars, it became obvious to our Society that they had got a big thing on their bands—quite too large for individual enterprise. In the meantime petitions had been'fn circulation throughout the county, praying the Board of Commissioners to purchase Fair Grounds for the Society. This petition was signed by eight hundred persons in the county, embracing our wealthiest tax payers, and men of all political parties. It was the stipngeat petition ever pre seated to the Commissioners of Vigocouaty. It represented at least half of the taxable wealth of our county. Those who presented the petitioa represented that a vory dccidod,'unanimity prevailed in favor of the purchase. Not a single remonstrance, oither verbal or writteu, was made against it. We had reason to believo, and did believe, you wanted us to make the purchase. It was a movement in the interest ot the farmer, and wo sympathised in it. Tho property belongs to tho county and is worth what we paid for it. A tax xf two cents on tho hundred dollars or twenty cents on, the.thousand dollars will pay the debt in lest than four "years, or sooner than it becomes due.

Tho aid we gave to the city of Terra Hade in behalf of th^ State Ncra a School will complete the list, so far as 1 know, of what may be termed allowances outside of thu ordinary expenses of the county, t*\wit: The Fair Grounds and Normal School. Hi.

Tho city of Terre Haute, for the pur poaocf securing this school within the city, gave fllty thousand dollars in cash, and in real estate about twenty-five thous aud dollars. This was certainly it very liboral donation. But tba object to be accompli h.d wus as. important as the dona lioa was liberal. Torre Haute deserves all praise for this noble act. It was a step in the right direction. The chief design of tho school is to make better scholars of our Common School teachers, ard to thoroughly instruct them in the art of teaching. Our best Common School teachers generally Had employ in the city Tho Normal School will increase the supply of competent teachers. Our own children will have additional .facilities to number one leaci ers. The city is already a large market for our products. Jhis school will add lo that market. Students froui distance will pay out considerable sums for board and the like, most of which will eventually ranch the pockets of the farmers. Tho real estate donated by tho city to the Normal School was in debt to the School Fund about $4,800. The city requested the Board of Commissioners to assume payment of this debt to tho school fund, for reasons aforesaid which we did. The county has borrowed tie money of the School Fund at 7 per* cent, inturost and can take such time as she chooses to pay the ptincipal in.— When the county se©3 proper to pay this debt, vh ch sho can do at any time, th# debt wi.l b- puid out of the county Treasury. Now on the tax duplicate tho city and ivwnship of Harrison is assessed in round number* at $0,000,000, while all tho other townships make up but $6,000,*

C'viuequontly the city and townHarrison will pay considerable ovolf tone-half of this debt. Individually I would hav« liked to have seon tho donations of Vigo county a little more lib* eral. But she was not in a condition at this time to mako it. This donation in tho cause ot education, although small, is •till subject to a trifling diminution and 1 am ft 1 rr ast ashamed to publish it.

Our Agricultural Society had become embarrassed for means to fit up the Fair Grounds and pay the $1500. She had exhausted all the resources of private subscriptions and was still short about two thousand dollars In this emergency we said to Iho city, make up two thousand dollars to otir Agricultural Socioty and we mil assume your debt to the School Fund, all of whi.h was done. An anaual assessment of one cent on four hun

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dredl35^ra jsrill pay tbe intflreat on tbla loan. I dm not in favor of making allowances outside of the ordinary expenses of the county, but we made these two cases an exception and believo they will be sustained on their merits.

The foregoing refers to allowances about which I am informed some complaints bare been made. In my next I will refer to tome of our efforts to reduce the expenses of the county.

*1 rr '-ft •. 0. W. BABBOTTB.

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A Widow lady in Louisville, Kentucky Sobbed of $46,000 One Year Ago—The Guilty Party Goe9 to

Chicago and Operates in Stocks— Arrest of the Robber—He Is Held to Ball in tbe Sum of $50,000. [From the Chicago Time*. Sept. 25.] Chicago would seem to be in high fav or with that class of criminals whose transactions in other cities render their absence tberoirom peculiarly desirable 'though why this locality should be chosen as tbe one offering tbe most perfect security to fugitives from justice, does not clearly ap* pear, unless, perhaps, that its vust extent affords excellent advantages in thamatter of escaping detection. Whatever may be tbe motives influencing thc-ir choice, certxin.it is that our city has of late beun the scene »f tbe sojourn and ultimate apprehension of a romarkabln number of stupendous rascals from abroad.

Tbo police authorities or this city on yesterday succeeded in effecting the arrest of tha perpetrator of robbery, involving the amount of $48,000, in Louisville, Ky. About one year ago, tbe residence of Mrs. Jane Rytfd, a wealthy widow lady residing o:i Walnut street, Louisville, was entered and her safe robbed of canal and railroad bonds, bank stock, promissory notes, and presenting, in ail, a money value of about $46,000. Mrs. Read

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a tour through Europe at tbe time of the robbery, her residence beiny left in chirga of trusty servants. The affair created an intense excitement in Louisville, occur, ring us it did in the heart of tbe city, and involving so large an amount. Every possible means were employed by tn* po lice authorities to secure the perpetrator of the gigantic robbery, but without success tha thief had planned and executed the operation with such consummate dexterity as to elude all efforts for his appre* hension, and in the course of a few wefiks the matter bad ceased to cccupy public attention. The public authorities of every principal city in the United States were notified of the occurrence, and it was confidently expected that the daring villain would soon be brought, to justice.

On September.6,1866, tbe dajfollowing that on which were colebrated the ceremonies connected with the laying of the corner-stone of the Douglas monument, a man entered tbe ban kin grouse of A. C. Badger & Co., in tbia city, and offered for sale a quantity of Louisville canal bonds. Mr. Badger declined purchasing unless he could be assured ot the fact that the seller was in honest possessicn of the bonds. At this, the man, who gave his'name as Frank Riley, appeared considerably hurt, alleging that it was an unjust imputation upon his well-known business and responsibility. But the banker firmly refused to en* ter into the transaction undor any other than the conditions imposed. Riley, who had represented himself as a wealthy citizen ot Louisville, Ky, then loft the bank, and af era short absence returned, ac-coup-nied by a gentleman connected with tbe uditorial stuff of the Louisville Journal, who was present in the city in hia newspaper capacity, attendant upon tcorner-stone ceremonies. Tho Louisville editor strongly recommended iriond Mr. Riley as a ge^tioman of wealth and of most unimpeachable busir.«ss integrity. He would not only vouch for him, himseif, but would bring Pre-: 'ent Joinson in pe son as a r.ferencc, nicsssary. These strong recommendation.!* being deemed sufficient, Mr. Badger purchased $1,000 worth of the canal bonds, paying therefor $2,000 in cash. A few days had (lapsed, and. tha President and suite had icit the city, when, wishing to convert the bonds into cash, Mr. Badger forwarded them by express to a Louisville banker, to be sold. He received by telegraph a dispatch to the effect thai the bonds he desired sold were a portion of thoeo stolen a month or so previous, from Ms. Reaj, Mr. Badger then proceeded lo Louisville, where an attachment was served upon him by tbe rightful owners for the recovery of the bonds. Returning to this city, he at ouce pi need the matter in the hands of the pclicfo authorities, who have ever since been on tho lookout for the man Riley, who, it was ascertained, bad operated among thu pawnbrokers' shops of this city, under the name of Wallace, buying unredeemed diamonds and jewelry. On Monday morning Deputy Superintendent Nuison became siuisfled that Itiley alias Wallace, was in the city, and at once placed the detectives oa tho watch for uito. Djriug..the day detective Kelly found, at a pawnbroker's on Clark street, a bundle of rotes and papers, which,upon examination, proved be the very oues question—the missing bonds. These were taken to Mr. Badger, who at once pronounced them tbe documents he had seen in possession of Riley The latter had, it seams, got short of ready money, and had loft the paper* with the pawnbroker as security' for an insignificant advance. The papers were as foiiows: forty shares of $100 each, of Joliet, Chicago and Bock Island Railroad stock four sharos of Louisville and Nashville Railroad stock fifty shares of Joliet and Chicago Railroad stock eight shares of tbe Bank of Louisville ten shares of the Bank of Kentucky, and about $30,00 in promisary notes—The whole amounting to $40,000

It Was ascertained that Riley, alias Wallace, was stopping at Briggs House No 3, where, on inquiry, it transpired that he had paid his bill in the morning announcing his intention to leave the city that night. To prevent this, men were stationed at each of the railway depots On yesterday rning, word coming to to the Central S ation that the man had been seen on the street, Detective Ellis was at once sent. He found bis man sauntering along State street, between Madison and Washington, lecognizing him easily by a large mole on his right cheek. Ellis approached within few feet of the object of his search when tbe latter, recognizing bim, dodged under a sidewalk, closely followed by the officer, who pursued him into an alley, and brought him to a stand by threatening to shoot him. Ho was then taken to tbe Central station and searched, the following Utter, and other papers, being found upon his person: "EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON, D. Cn Dee. 13, 1866. "Henry A. Smytfie, Collector of Customs, New Vvrk C't tjf ••This will introduce to your favorable consideration Frank Riley, Esq of New York City, with whose character I became acquainted in Tennessee, and whom I commend to you as worthvof a suitable appointment und*? yoif, With great respect, very iraiy youre, -v*. ^'AHDSIW JOHNSON."

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The letter is unquestionably genuine, and is considerably worn, as though from frequent handling—a fact which Riley explains in tbe statement that be had been compelled constantly to exhibit the letter, everybody being anxious to see Andrew Johnson's signatnre. Daring his stay in the city he operated under the name of .Lynch.

Frank Riley, Wallace, alias Lynch, was examined yesterday srffcernoon, when the above facts were elicited. The prisoner neither denies or admits the charge^ but challenges the right of the court to try his ca e, the offence having been committed in another State, and de-

mauds that he be taken to KeBtueky for trial. For the purpose of working upthe case in many particulars which aa- yet have not been developed, the prisoner was held for further examination ten days hence in the enormona bail of $50,000 His now confined in tbe county jail, to await his final examination and probable transfer to the authoriesof the State of Kentucky, upon proper requisition.

Governor Baker, or Isdlasa-

INTERESTING REMINISCENCES

[From the Dayton, Ohio, Journal.] Thirty years ago, this summer, among man arrived at the old Swaynie House, on First street, and engaged lodgings for the night. He was from Franklin coun* ty, Pennsylvania, on his way to find suitable location in the West. On the way from Springfield he had the misfortune to break down his sulky and he had swapped the wreck for a saddle, and a trifle "boot and slinging bis portmanteau across his saddle, andmounting his horse, he journeyed on. TJocle Alex, the land lord, who was aUo a Pennsvlvanian, took an interest in his guest, and gave him all the valuable information about locations he was possessed of and he also gave him the best the hotel afforded. In the morning the young traveler made an early start, taking the State road toward Eaton. About an hour afterward he returned with a troubled brow. He had lost over $300 in Harrisburg bank notes —all the money which he possessed in the world, except about ten dollars which he had in bis -pocket book. He had placed the notes in one of his drawers legs, and when the strings were tied about his ankles, the monoy was safe enough but be bad broken his drawers' string, by sorne means, and, as he wore a pair of low shoes, the money had rolled out upon the ground somewhere. Uncle Alex, went with him a couple of miles, and assisted bim in the search for the lost treasure, but they could not finp it. They found tbe drawers' string at ,tbe curb-stono where the young man mounted horse the strain of getting upon his horse had torn it at the tie, and it had certainly loosened and let the money out al most immediately afterward. A young man a canal boatman —who crossed the street just after the traveler had left tbe hotel, was seen to stoop down and pick up something. And, although he professed to know nothing of the matter, and nev' er saw anything of the money, he immediately quit work, was Jtush, and, it is said, he has never worked any since. The traveler's plans were frustrated by this misfortune, and he concluded to make the most of avbad bargain and settle down to work. Loarning that he was acquainted with Augbinbaugb, and others from "Old Franklin,'- Uncle Alex. Swaynle went with him to see them and, understanding from them that the young man's family were O. K., when they got back to the hotel, Uncle Alex, who bad been very favorably impressed with the young Penn sylvanian, determined to loan bim enough money to continue his journey, as be had intended so he inquired of him how muoh money he would need to carry on his plan and on learning that from $150 to $200 would reach, he promptly loaned tbe young man the larger amount The grateful Pennsylvanian drew an order on his brother for the'hmount, and after expressing his heartfelt gratitude to bis ben efact.or, he continued on his journey.— Uncle Alex. Swaynie received the money fr»m Pennsylvania a few weoks after ward. And on his way back to the East, the young man himself called upon Mr! Swaynie renew his thanks—as he did on many occasions afterward—for his kindness to a stranger. Soon after the lictlo episode we have briofly related, the V'wng Pennsylvanian settled down in Southern Indiana, where, by' his upright life and respectable abilities, distinguished himself among his fellow-citizens, and beoame one among Indiana's noted men* especially endearing himself to the peopie by bis devotion tbe Union upon the battle field. That young strauger is Governor Conrad Baker, of Indiana, who ad' dressed our oitiiens on Tuesday night.

I have heard it* highly extolled and have seen its wonderful effects, writes Martha M. Johnson of Derby, Ct., about Palmer's Lotion. dwlw.

Mercutio said of his wound,

It was not oa deep as a well or as weds As a gate, but it would do." Px.4.&TATION BITTXSS will not raise the dead, But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed, And render life a thing to be onjoyed.

We believe there are millions of living witnesses to this fact. Dyapepsia is a horrid disease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. It is a most invigor»ting tonio, for weakness and mental despondency.— Those rtho uro 'out of-sorts should try Plantation Bitturs.

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Tho and rsigned propose to eommtnes ra» ntng a Hack Iitne between Terre Heate and Bowling Orevn, on Hondar, tha 7th day of October, to leave Terre tlaute at 7 o'c ock A. on Mondaya, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and return Tnejdays, Tbnradays *n1 SntarJays. We will "all at all the principal HoUl* lor paraengeri. YaraSS,— •'mil! parooli and patkages taken on naonable tirma. A. JOHNSON, rifidlm -v WM.OtiAKK

Dr. W.C. COUlMSJf,

Who redded in tbii city for four yean, and no' re«ident ef Louisville, Ky., who hai at this time an «xienatve practice in the treatment of CANOKKS aotl Gnr.cerous Section*, and i« rapidly gaining the hiKh repatation ttut he hold in thia aitj during his etay with us. We can tretlfy of we ncw, that Br. Oonden hu been aainently inccotsfnl In the niaoy caae* that he treated in thi* city and snrronn llng country. The Doctor'* nud« i-f treatment differ* from all other*, uiing an antidote of his own preparation, killing tha (ja.neet, root and branch, ithout pain, IOM of blooil, or thn io of the knife. Dr. Conden i« wiiliag alio, to impart bia mode of treatment of the Oeocer to one or two rogular practicing Phyiiciai's of itood reputation, (le doei not deeire to place

in the hands of any one who I* not wall

qnatideO to sustain the refutation that ha baa already gaiot-d for hie Bnialt. Any on* who may UmIso farther Inlormatlon in reference to tha cure, or mode of treatment uf Oanoer, can consult him iu p«.-»un. fr by l»ttar. liouiirllle, Ky., 1 n..t «7. anrSMwSa

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fcarly's Block, No. 60 Mala Street, Terre Haute, Indiana., OST respectrbUy reooumead* hi* well seleatiTJL ad stock of Jeias. Flannel*, plain and plaid Liin-eyj, Blankets^ eB. ahled to »-*rraat the first quality ef theae Good*

ers, Blau&ets, Corarltita, and Wooiaa ting Tarn*, of different kind*. Being fully I most rrepectfiitly Invite LmIIn and Gentlemen to call aad tnsp«ct them. Wooi takes in exchange 'or Qoota, and the fclcfceat nnrtrt mim paid

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J^DMINISTKATOB'S NOTICE

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AOKST8 WAMTID for a new publication needed iu ovjry family. Oommi«»un* SO pe cent. Send 30«. lor sample, addrei* P. U*a Bttt a Co., .' illladtiphla.

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MzirtKi/rcsa a Utfr/rvan JJaroa Bolomm BcMiM. PaB1», Ith April, 1864, S6Rua Tanby, 8t. Honere. Will you be kind enough to ha»o f.rwarded to uahere 8oo bottlua of your, ludiaa i-lnioitnt if son will send at the same time the aecount, 1 will forward you its amonut through tfessra. BclMok* ft Co., Haw York. »ABO» So»0«OK »ora*c«rilB having «ecomtnrnled to manyothti Irlentl* Maior LANK LlNlMENi, aud they being djsiious to procure it, I shonld advise hi at to rotablish a depot in Pari*.

THE IHDIAH LUTUUXT, As a relief, aver ready as a killer of Pain, taken InwaiOly, or outwardly applied, has no euual for the relief and enre ol RheUinatiO and aewsiflc AnemsBs, ttffndae, Brntac»,*c., It i* anaiiUaiUKl. Its ilso most e/Sa»clhus, lulL 'ii inwardly, 'd the cure of 1'h.lcrai Crtapl and faias UHfceateatefesWarraoea, Uyea^anttry, Okolera Motbua, Ckviora InfhniH*, ac um wiiiiouv exception ilw MOftt noa.arllll raltOrA the world affi-rda. Mo JTAMILT suuuid be without It. *»ery IBAVELBa by land «.r era should haven bottle. M1MKK4 anu ffAKiltBa lesid ing at a dittsnee i.om Physician* *houid keep it constantly

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Book Agents Wanted

Now ready tor delivery, anew work of universal importance, ia wholly unlike ordinary subsoiiptton books, i* standard, waa prepared by tbe best talent in the country, is highly commended by tbe most noted literary and taientlfic mt n. Au Agent of ten years' experience says be sells more in proportion to tbo*e tailed on than any other work he ever sold. Bas no competition—freight ire pa id, bentdf* the largeat commission other nducements are offered, too good to pnblleh.

Only »xperieuced and anceeaefitl Agents want ed. Ter particular* addras* J. PATTKN FITCH, Ohlcago. IU-

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Aad will preeeat to any psnon lending us a clab ia our Great On* Price Sale, ef lit} and Fancy Goods, Ac., a 911k Oreaa Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Watah, Ae., tree of eharge. Oatalogue or geods, aad sample, erat to any addreas free. Ad dresa J.J. HAWKS A UO., Ha Mas*. P. O. Box61».

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surpissed lor body, uaiablllty, ^Ublicity, and adhesiveue e. Price $0 per bhi ot 300 1M, which will *app:y a lariaer for ye»r* tocome. Werrauted iu al» oases as above, s^nd Iff a circular, which gitee full particulars. Munegeutitue utlei* branded iu a trada mark, Gral ton Jflneial Paint. Addr«aeIAllW BlDWKLli, Propr.et«r, 281 Pearl Btr*et, New *ork. _____

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SOT Broadwaf, Mew York.

Ton're Wanted 1 Look Here I

Agents, both mairand iemies, wanted everywhere, to strli the PATk*T iwaovrt la* Bs»«voia, (by which from one to two puge* cau b« written without replenishing witu ink), anu our P4ncy aud Dry Oooda, eto. Oau lear tr«ut «a to SiCady. Mo capital r»«u:red. Piioo 11) cant*, with ttdvortUomeut dt»cribin$ »a uriiole lor •ale in our UOllMT •Jirouiars sent Sa**. ItiUIMAS 4 BALL, Ml Uanovf SUrect, Boiteu,

\I7AN TED—SALESMEN—To W travel and *ell good* by sample. Good wa»« aud Heady employment. Addrena. with amp, Hamilton, Pjchky a LO.. tteveUM, amp, Ohio.

$10 A DAY MADK 61 AM 0-Mi, with my fa tent Stoaeil Tool*. 1 prepay the sauj pies free. Beware of Infringer*. Sly tlrculars will explain. Addrsa* A. J. IDLLAit, spring fluid, Vetinout.

Mr. VAN NORMAN'S

ENGLISHwill

A»o FBKKCH j^amilt acuooi.

for Young Ladles, fio. W*«t 38th St.oet, lork, ro-open 8- pt. 86. For lull inioimation sea Clrcalar. Addrae* as abov*.

anovar St., Boston,

WAHTXO—91tto 999 a day to iutro-

daoe oar aew pataat »TAB 3HOTTLB 8KW. lMti X&GtilXK..Pilea 9-'t It usea two threads, aad askee the geaaiae lac Ituci. AU other tow priced machiaea make uaC»ai« artw. Bxclusl^e tarrftery given. Seed for circulars. W. 6 WIUSO.S CO., ii "I. OMTataa», SFm

SUni WAMniD.—A 8ilTar P. Wal*h(i en to tha ptnkwr of ererj lrf of

A OS81B W A gratis to a.MMdf* Ka aatatoih rriae Stationary nAtpt, tfce largsat ia tba worki. (A* au indncaat at to haxatkomiMtodaaad). A««ata**31 tbea aalhat as ikt| eaa iwck thaw ut. KM par day eaa la aad* ear*. Mw per bpadnd, iacladiag watch, fit. Be tail at eu. eaaA UwSMlsni*

Jewelry, aU*r War*, Aato(rapAa, Ac. Tor tall janlnlan if IrinF*te|»ialOtticca* of Jomtlrj A*-, aad *tter *aleabie goo*a,

T. IblXlOC Juum»X 0»4 «ar. «Ui

fitwtit, Pa.

WHT-r

Kiete HIOOIJ or me Hew sit* Great to the 6reat Oceaa. BY ALBEBT I. BtCHABDSpy. ^0**r»e 0e0 Qae Mn& "Life aud Adventure on Prairies, Mountain* «nd the PaaML Oo**t. With o*ar 200 Deaorlptlva and Pbe'.ograpait Viiw. of tbe 8«a*ry, Oitisa, Land*. Minei People and Curiosities nt the Vew States and Territories

Topro^eetiva emigrants and *etllee* ia the "Far Weit," thUHUtory of that vast aad ti.e region will prore aa inviianble a*ii*taace, (applying aattdoei a wast long felt of a fall, aa* tbentio aad reliat gnUe to cl.matr, soil, Jlro. daota, mean* uf travel, Aq.

AGEST6 W'AitlB: .—sej-3 for Oireslan and *e» onr term*, ad a faUdfcript'on of th* work, Addree* NATIONAL FUBL1SHINO CO., Ciaclnnali, Ohio, at. L««la, Mo., or Daveuport.Iowa

DRY GOODS.

FALL TRADE!

t"T-x

Wbere will be fbund the largfat anfl moat artractiv 3 stock of FAJLL. OOOOS ever shown ia this oity. w»* I

Staple and Fancy

DRY GOODS!

popjiixs, MHKWOS,

Ticks Prints,

]$ew Goods deceived Baily

.?•, j! rf. ^'.t.

'Buckeye Cash Store,'

S. EYCE

dwtf

I* neatiiaf dally

stack of FALL MUM, aach a*

-i' '''J-.--**.*.. y- -1

1867.

9IOHAI8S, ALPACAS, IHijLAI^JESL

WHite Cloods, Kit .. Laces & Em-

Notions,».

.Furnishing

*a-..*- Q-ooas

Gloves, U\

Hosiery,

Domestics,

Ticks & Stripes

..^jciioaks, shawls,

".uiFura, I

Carpets, OU

Cloths9

& CO.,

Main Street.

S I A

DEPROSSB,

Teacher of Vocal SIosio-Gcrnian and flsgllsh, Fiano, Organ, Th^ron^h Ba®a and Oomposltion. Addrfsi*. KlsJncr's Pnlaca or Mails, or OSoe of Terre Ilaut* l!o .8* P. 0 Box 8*0 lldln

1,^: MUSIC.

J, a. LINDBMANN,

OEAX.cn IX

PIANOS, 31ELOOEOS8 ORGANS, Violins, OuitHrs. Klntcs, f»n?l all kinds of M'aslfta

Uerchacdise. Js'o. 91 Wabash tftreot, •xw? "i" TSItltR HAUTE, TSDIAKA. Vv TONINO AU1 KKPAtBl NO of PIANOS sid other iMtrnmentR will l-e promptly attended to.

Ol-D PIAKOS will b.i tax.611 tn tnade fot NEW ONES. N A W W

L. KISSNEB'S"

PAUCB Of IMIlll

JVo. 48. Oliio Street,? 'V/

OFPOSITK TITE X50PBT HtMTCB,

TKRRE- HAUTE, UTO

TUIaVolctf: th« 1 &rVe*x «t»rt most dlAywis Mnilo Establtsbiuo.

IIV THIS STATE

'Buyers in want of fine

I A N O S

2 MSiiOOElOirs, 8:

O A S S

And

£3al:er

ffreaeh Kariaei, Kagllah Merino*, Xaiprat* Cloths,

Piaidia,

mjpi.

t*X

i'Sajfl

Ortntal taatm,

P0*XtS8. OS A IBS, A VP AOCA?, Wool Delal n», Printed do

tD Dm aew

delor*. S-4 Sack iagOood* la Tan, Brown. Drab and (HI tort's

Opera flannel* ia all colors. A hi) line ef Dom**tic and tin* flannel*. an wtttka. Vew ft ylee Balmoral

... ... -5-:-

GREAT ATTRACTIONS

ALL the NOVELTIES of the SEASON. GREAT* ER INDUCEMENTS r- than ever for Cash buyers to visit theL m* :'v^

Skirt*,

totj

cheap

•all aad we Iheni. ladlM are invited te eBtmlM ear

««euk or Wn. tton«, which ih-y will flni as complete a* any in tto city

We are now in reAipt of the late*t Boraltiei tn Drc*j TrlmminK*, Hdi aa Imae*, Trisps,

Buttons. K. lUw Olore*AHo*iery Obeep. Those In •March of the Vail 9tyl*a of Reiki

aad Shawl* will tod i* ro their adTaat«gv to giren* a eall bo'or* pa^

Oaetiaeree, Tweed*aadX-aa* wkUkwe cthrat rgU^i

.•m

broideries, zwwf® •.

tfji'l 'A

Mattings, Ivugget8r± Huui, and Matv,*sgm« ^Jlall Papers,

Window Shade*, Mirrors dbo., 0*

To persons living at a distance, Tlilticg oar city, now op at the time of the Stats Fair, aqd our home' trade, we would aa that the time spent in examining our dil ferent departments will noi be loet to them.

imlw the few t"J Style* of Prints as .41

., (eon a» they ate !?f- -J teued frota tbe .. oail and

IWfcit ~r—. see the l*tf«t *,Kn^er!n a

Spraftte* and Dunnells, at

irrppERT »s2 rhf, HO Main Street. Ntfrfh Bide, between Fourth and Fifth

'tap Soap!

KEFESEI)

Jt&aft.teSojsrtarMSiiaii,

TWETTE BOUNDS OP SOFT SOAP

IPS ORE CEHL

mtybliteTflycan ^aketLeir Own

Aim.

•.•.9* siifi?'-

ft»Mt»»^«aaeoat*at5d far making 9befrjve*(ttwowcred in

ayyiw^^-srTT

j@r tsjc

1 pri^ of

Ma4ca! Instrom^nts, aad Ifailcal

Mercliacdjsa of every description, Sueet ttotioand initracticn Books, eLoald not tail t» visit the

PALACE OP MUSIO.

aw AH XTtf-ln oT MasHkt fn*tra»?nts reaalred in tbe BMNK apyrored mauner. dA*

EYE mi SAB! SBE CHAS. E. WALL,

Operator on the Ejeaad Kar, who ha* for the pMt two year* eraUd witli sa aafea iaf sae**ss, ialadianap li'. *ill be in Terr* Haute on Wedaeeaay, Thnradayaad rriday, Oet M, S4 and 4tb, ahem h* may b» coasolt«d on ail disease* of theae uelicste ors*if. Crus* Syaa naorcj In en* ntinat#, wtthoat inurrnptloa to bas'ness.— Oata -a^, Graaalated Ud», leers and Filau ef the Eye, alio, Oppr*»|ifo B^diarge* fr a th* Car* .peedily care '. Ko charge for aa erawlaatioa as4 opto loo, and no i4»rjt for auMoaaerai treatm-ot. The t-s( ratoreners g'wa Opera* tlag Xmt at tho Terre Uaato Hea*e.

Mttiwtf

ARCTIC

SEAS,

-fe eomposnl piaAnly Aluminate df Soi!^ mtrad *lth HEF-

BE90? DETERSnrS SOAP IK rafc WCfBJUA 1 awWB wfewlTS l^y-gpod^oftsoep, eic ism

®s«ptfJ5fast.tn ffupcttar Hwd Soep

SstetlaS By all Drtigfrlsta and Grocera ~ta tUa Uxittoa Statcist Mi&tfaa wrm XACH BOX. ja iaa ehtaia it wholfltsls In Mid, tMb wntaiiilag 48 boiw, at *s Pbeial dtasonnt, «f tbe wholsiol* Oroeewa «mI DrugirMt" »n t»wme *aaa«ra»eetf *lM Onltaa State*,

^CLIFFOBJ) PJSMBERTOir,

^Qanecal A^ent,

PEPTSBWaiSk. OTN.

KENTUOO STAT®

O E

To be Drawn at Covington, Ef.

.Class T, Oct. 16th,

U9 Oct. 31st, (1907.

Class

prj*»

,f $60,000

9 prutt prlf»i of

of$300

20.000

ri«**e(

APOL

250 200

155

lpi** 1 prfaaf 2

B.000

7.00C,

priae* ef

prla.e of

150

5.000

220

priaa 0

prttM at pri*M af

125 100 50

1.000 400

prise* ef

261

prltesof

Prlies amounting to 9230 650. 82,000 Numbers and 788 Prises.

Tickets $11, Halves $6, Quarters $3

W The abov* XjkoamccxT SIKOLI Npxixa LOTTSBT will be draa ia POsuo, In «.orr or.v, KY.. by Swoaa CoKatwoacai at

Tbe above sehtme 'iHU be drawn tbe middle and la*tof each BOSUI during IM7 aad 1M8. TClrcalar* of It itterle, drawing daily lent on application te th* Kaaager*.

Addrca* all erdera for tiekct* te MUBRil, EDDY is CO., 0OYI5GTO5. XT.

Wanltd au20dlwr

QALB or THE POOE HOUSE OVABM IS W8T CBZXK TOWNSHIP Seeled Bide will be received by tbe Boird tf Com mlsaiooers at tha ^.nditor's Offl a in the ity or Tert* Hsate, ullldie 10th .y of OjUxr, UK, for the purchase vf tb* present Pjor flmrt Farm, sitae ted in Io*t Greek Towneuip, about thrae nslies east of the City, on tho 1 ow »g terms:

Ooe-fiaarth cash ta haal, aad the baleuod lo 00'.ai pAyments, la one, two ami three year*, with i,at*ee*t (rem dito. Said Verm contain* on* hun dred acres i» two detached plscts, oa* of vaty •ore* withoat aay baUding, aad tin other of forty acres with the extensive County -Asylan. buildInc* tht reoe. Bids will be revived ,er each piece scaarateiy, bath Mftter. The Board rtse ve* the right to reject afi bLe. Fe«e*loa w.ll be riven at a* early a day between tbe sale and tbe Is* of Kerch, IM^iitke inoMs ef tbe or emit eea be reawved to tha Xe» Asylnm. Aay few. lag gxoy oa t^, ysaay*e* to he adjtuted at the

GenuineAmericaiiWstc^

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID SILVER WAKE,

N,C- ,j, ,'ij!

KEW TATTfBOTe^" *"T"

SolM Silver Spoons atta foils,

SiLVKIUPLATZD

Tea Cake Baskets, Castors,

BEKBY DISHES, ICE PI^CHEKS, WAliKKd, CUiJd &GOBLBIS, AlsOj a tae liae ef

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGltAVING NKATLY EXECUTE*

tr.

or German Text*

sli

AIL Ucoss BJUOST Hut

ENGRAVED FKEE OF CHAKGB,

W. P. SI^GUAM dc CO.,

50 EAST WAsaiNOTOK ST&KKT, apr6d3(U lSDlANAPOtlS.

J. .IV. GLOVER'#

team*

MUUXAPOLIS

TERRA

-.t Jfi&l 1

COTTA WORKS,

iUibett hand, ur tautiuractDi-eeto order, all kind* Architecture '?--uamooti. inch a* Window C..(ui, (Irackets, tfedatliuos, Panel aad FHese En nctuuei la Slower Va«e*, Life lite Statuary,

tlisaU(.

attraMcn el theOentlomcn is directed to ear newttock or O

Pipe. Ac. -quart's wee* «f Uuton Depot. eprilMta

TUK tAKPBiVTEBS' IJM01,

SvocxsaoKfl *o Ho«W| Bobu^b s.

Ml, AND BL13B MAIlFACTUEIilS,

S0I7I11 MKBIDIAM SmEKT,

Nearly 0jiiiO»iis £a»t Kui of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

SKUDU.B Si££9 W0GK C0.V8TAXTLV oa UAJIi

nprO-2tlndGm

cu-tavM srerrgiia. g,* ijous leuasipaa

aXtFFENb & SCHNEIDEB'S IN UIANAPOU8

I'ltoenii Bell and Brass Foundry,

SO Unicn I-.ailroad Track, ilalf Square him Onion ''epot, lad faaapelia, lad This ibliitw^ I hid constantly oa hand a coinplct ui o. tunc.t of "r»si Uood* for Kagia* Builder*, Stsam and Gas Fitters, an 1 are mane* fautaiors of Water, aiujkoi, Q*s and Beer Oook*. Wbistlos, l)il (Japs, Olobo Valrct, and all kinds of braaa VV'urlu. aprlC-dStawfia,

I E A N

Lye.

.sas tf •—. sum*.*

SOAP.

M'DMnr^lMe a»« Oop of

Olff

-E*3

„.

"MS*

US, C1IA9. E. WAI.t,

OCULIST AND AUR1ST, fROil iSEW

YOiiK,

SOW I'EBXAX&iiTL? LOCATXD IX

1X J3 J. -A. IsT POLIS, Wbste be beoomaited, rata or oaaaac, on 'iii uij tftiut irt ttito'f ooi oato organs, lbs onlv*r tl snccesa if ur. Wiu' practice for the past two yo^rj iu tlii* oily, tojnli with Icarteen year ti .in«ucf iu Hi br lUtli .f the medical profes .ox vlnwhare, .jail Uda uannte*to tlio*e af fl!ct«d taut ho is no ^Uarlutun or quack,bat qaan. fi jd Coaccomp^Uii ail he uidsrtaae*. Cross Jtye rdikoreti in oik Minute or ue charge, and without interrupt oa to bj«.n s*.

Putiof.ts -o ba*.' already beea eartd of Blind iiesa, Seafi.es* Crj-s Kje, io., aa b-j **ec on ap plibit uu tu tliu (Jlflii... All *argic*l operation* raade in the pt eicncu of iit family physician wbca tiesirod. offensive Jischirgfs from th* liars of Children (a sure fcxeruuntrof Deafness,) permanently cured Curoulu Is&wj attuti at- the a.yes,of yean' stand-ajj,s-erf-oily cured. W.e :ng or watery Nye-, Ca.araot, H-in* aid I!.c«i* of tbe Kye *p**dily curco,

Jio JVAHaK for an Examination and an Opinion, aid au eaa £0 for cwscccuBt oi. treatment. Uporatlns Bjuou—1.'13^ West iUarj land Street, np stairs, t'Oit cilice Iki 121S. augSOdwly

STEVENS HOUSE,

21,23,25 & 27 Baoadwey, H. 7. Opfo*it9 Bowing Great, OS THli UlBUfm ?IiS,

Tiai

HEiXEVEIih HOUti^ ii well and widtly known tl. iho traviiiiug paJiio. Th* location l*e* inif .bin to siirohant* and btulne** men It Ii in cio* praximiiy to taebnsiae** pert of the ty—i* on tne i.igaway of 9onth*rn and Western tiii.el-sn a jscjnt to all tbe principal liailroad aod riteamu ftv iluioti.

XHU it.Vii.NS ii j08B ba* llbtral CMinaeil.iiioti fur over oOU (.uj^ta—it Is well tocnlshed, and i!0*3*3*vs *vry in juern improrement for th* c.mf irt and enlor a'iiaieut al it* inmates. Tb* rooms aro ioi ao.l well TentiKted—provided with gas and water—the otttad.u.o I* prompt and rtpi0t:'ul—aud toe table is enoroasly provided wtin every dsKoacy of the Mason—at mcder*t*

B-.os. Ui.0. K. CtiA6£ A CO., Jane 1, lSQ7-d6m i'loprletors. -nil jNk.#t 1

COAL.

V.J

BUTSCfl p, CO,

Ti«e ejletiit».«J bp..ut or coal, is produced ftuiii toocM llinai. at. i!-.£li isourantliori* -d Agi'Bt, Torre If into. A' 1 orders fjr co.l lit -bii..n will lepromatly S lad. A .dr«*» V. lin *3i A 11 ks»n, inilaoapolis, er John Aatlrewi, »t tue 5liue», Urasii, leu.

P.' ji —Tin, Ooai mlued Iram the Asbty Farm. tfStlSm

QO. i.Li 0OALI1 COALIM Tl undersigned wilt larnisb, at preseat and da inj tb.i Kusiiiug seaso", aitiier Brazil or Bos*tiaie Uoai, at tbe w. st oisltlo raioi, and tbe very le.t quuii of Coal. Acy crdt-rs lu iat tbe If rd Storu of 1.

11.

Rubbins, in Dowiln Hall

k, will rats: «ith prompt atieution. ans-1)331! JoSKPKU. KKLf.T.

''P C. GiiUVxSii, »yg. Sa.itLKiA

WOOD AiSTD COAL.

Tlie nn'Jpr«it ::'.il is s,* deiiveriaj the tuperlot Co.l of the Hi.nsurOMi Jliaing Oatupany, at :arrys«il.i', aai .y 'rt.iiHy solicits an examine* tun and trial. It whi -j .oaud equal to tbe iir .za iJ-jaI, and a fnroisbed at tuuoa ies* pat**. rrjuli rj a' con not. r. to It. L.Tuompion, Esq., bj U5 B^ it at tin Mill aud iieiideaoe. trl*n eft at Ira Gro«er*3 Sloro Storr, .lni Str*»t, iiurth of itu, wi 1 xocalv* froapt attention.

July 17. Ktf Tljl. 0. BOVCB.

QOAL 0 A I

O*E O'OLICE

K.. at the eorn*r irooarn tao sort Srnxsts, The Kentucky State honeries ar* no O'ft Kater.

pritcs, bet reepontibl* Money Lotteries, that have been conducted forth* past thirty yeirs, and ar* drawn aaier the aetlaorlty of a charter from tb* etate, aad bends are|[iven for tbe pay men) of all priae*. Th* drawlac* ar* p*bh«hejl in tbo Kew York Beral4and the Cincirn«ti commercial.

TbBe*t lx the Cheapeatl E F. MEK^lL is now prepared to fornlib the bn*t Braeli and liibUQi Oual, else tbe Utbighand Aatbracite I'o*1, It orUervd. Order* If rt at Mo hei'u'n St^ro, 107 ilaiu ot., or Uartfock A Banuist r's, will reotnu prouip attention. »3itf

f* COAL! COAL!!

lOilS iiet'ARLAHa 18 NOT fj lurDisiiiutt ibe st ,,uaUty of Klver Coa, cr*stte-i oo a w.aet screen iha any other Sealer is ui.nt, aud a' tbe very tomtit rat^x.

UMtri at tha Gouutv Scalee, or at WiMdmauiee'i Qroccrjr, on Uatn street, next door to 0. O. .-tinith a Oo. Stufe store, will recoirx irotnpt atteaiisu. L*av« orders witb Gas. Arnail, ai iu.- i'wi Jyilidtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

'be nnder«igB*d pn pared t9 furntsh tb* citiietM of frfrre iiaaw with tiiiaiiapcrior Ooal, taken from th^ ue« two mile, siut of Bresil.— Tiu Ooal is ?uj'er.or lo anr btoajjiil to this market. L- wis Ii ert Is mr autiiorlzed agent, and 1 will flil any bJhtract be aity luake. Uriiere may be i*U at 11. L. liall »tor« at*re, aad at Paddock A ilcKeen'* Mill. alMtim BOBKBT OUBST.

WtLtXkV FADOOCX, Aadtter T||a OoW

IC ±iA Mo EL KO

Is hew soppljitta th* best qoality of Biver Coal st th? market rates. Oraar. left at Ohaabars' Grocery Store, soatbwest corner of the Poblk Sonar-. wit attention. la«1v

ETansrilio & CrawforJsTlllo K. B. Co. ,* SB33BrAETS OPFfOlt. ilYUUTUiS, IXD., aept. Uih,

13V7.

Notice h«rby, given that tbe Aaaael llaetteg nf St .ckbiMers ii thl* Company will be held at cue Court Ilvis* In the Oity of Kvaasvlile, oa ttaday, the 7.h dap of 0:tub*r, next, at 10 o'doi't( Jt. I ai ifUioh tlata aa election wUI ba held lor tbi ei Directors, to rve for easaOil ya', By oito of ie Board. *»1UM i. X. MAJUmr. laa^. v, I

lgton Library Co.

OKI ItOUAB*

#300.000

TOT sttbs^RBFIS.

CMk »nHM at

Caak Pneeil al

Btad full ScktJult af Prmtmtt Below laoh Otrtlfloate ef Stock le aocoaspaaied with a

Beaatiftal Steel-Plate fingraylBg

WOKTH XOBC AT ItTAIL .QtM TBI 0WT O*. OMnriOATK, Aaffalso imnree to the HoMsra PBXSXiiT Ili THX Q&XAT UUTRlJinTiOK.

The WaskiHgton Librar) Con

b) the Stat* ef Fenhaytweato, aad Organised lu aid a ta*

Riverside Institute, rea Soldiers and Sation' Grpfcant.

Iai*r|israled .fcy MM Male ef X. |. i-i ac AMUL Si mt. -«s "V

TOS KIVCKhiliK

Situated at Biiesaid*. Barlia^tea Utstj,Ut* Jersey, la fonad wr tb* pa'po*» of .{ratalteaely educating he*oaef ds ased *ol a.rt and S*e ta of the ualtni SustM*.

Che Board oi Traataaeae awsaoi riuMlewIsi wdl-knowa clt.aeat of Pea sy vanii ^4 New Jersey:— HOH. WILLIAM II MASK,

Uis rict Atlorae/, hUid«ialua. fa

HOM. IitWiS.K. Ba.OMSliL, A*-Chi»r Ooiner V. a. Miai, aad DeeorSe* e( Deeds, Pulladelphia, Pa aos. JAUU6 u. aoovat., ,w HON. W. W. WABIt, Be* J.rsajr. !r* HEX ay ooitHAH, *«.,

Agent Adaaa' Ssi

Adaaa' Kapre**, PhUwutphta,'ra.

i. c. 00* x*j., or Joy, Ooa Oh, Pt ifaOatpMa.

Waawitorea,' O. O., Aprti is, t*m.

0ee of Iateraal Be«aaavi^Hbtiag recetvw satiefhetery *vld*yc* that tbe proceeds of th* epterpriss ceadaoted ay the "Wasblatiwu library Ooiapa y" will be devoted to'ea titabiv as**, p*tH •a isioa ia heiaby greeted to eald i\aipaay toeoadact snob enterprise eamaft (roa all sharga, whethet ftsa apeeial taaa ar other daiy.' s-ia* B- A. •oLi.lKa, CeaiwIsalBMr.

W mm,

In ordfr that the beaatoieat obi^et set fwtth ta this cinalar aay ba aaecvssftilly au^taol he^

bet illy a

have iwaed are eerieeuf

rata nran.-rh\T* Kiici&AVttKM, which are put oo sabtcrlptlou at privo* tvaoli bhlow their ret .11 va a*. OKBTITIOATBj or IStOOK IN TU* WAaU1MUT0B UBBAar onkranT will beiseu 1, ataimped .hth* 0MS!vf Uia'OMW. pany. aad signed by th* Saeratary. (Cfoae eth- re gsaaine.)

Anyperro seadiagas OKB DOH(,i£, p« iag tee aemo to oar Meal Aguatt. wtii iac*lv* hlaiediawly doe Steal Plate BagiaTing, at ahoie* from the feliowiag list, and Clue Oiclifisu ef SUrSk, iasuring

One Preeeat in pablishoischedaly. OKI DOb&AB BMOBATIVaS. Mo. 1—"My

Ohildl My Child I" Ko. S-'fhey

are Saved I They're Safed I" Me. B^i'tit a*vu ty six or, the Br/y Dajrs of the UovolaUoii.' Any person paying TWO liALUIb .eill roeive either of tg» following Bue Steul flat**, at ehoiee, and two certiSeata* of Diock, «MWIMS*Iing entitled to Iw« i'ccwat*

TWO DOLLAR K.SORAVIKd'. Ho 1—'•Wasblugtoa'* (le»mklp.",*"lK.',li "Waghiagton's Last latenrUw wih hieMulbec."

TUBUS DOLL A K^UBA^IHiGS. Any pe**on paying TUSZEDOUiAU Will r*rxdve tha beaatltaiAteel-Plata ef-

VBOM TitS WAft,"

and THr.e Oet'iScaas^, beoomlalagiaUtled te Three Present*. fOCB DOtLAB BBWBiVnOS.

Any person paying to OB DOLLAB.1 *kalt odlva the large and beaatlfal Steal PiaUaf "T3I rlERILS Of O0B rORKVATHKBiV aad Four tiertiftoate* ot Stock, yntitliag A*a fet Fov Pie*ent. rlTB D0LLAB ENOBAVIMJi.

Any per*Oa who pays TITt iOLLABl sa«l rsoclte the large and *pi*edid Bteel Piata ef al "THE MABB1AOB OF PirCAttOHTAd," .. and Fiv* 0*rtiBe*t** of Stock, eatitiiag theai to Fi»* Prceente.

The Sngratings aad OertiOoata* wtli ba daUeeaed to each ntt*crlb*Mai oar Local Agoaei**, air sentby aasJl, poet-pa d, or Mtpree*, esaay be or- ...... wrswr»* iuMfits-hty1. "yy •ni'fe'iU-C-' .ap oa&a

wisifsiitfo ijB&iki** i&lieAMi WIU 4WtM

Tbree

BsUsr

URBdied fksuui IN PRESENTS

the Shareholden,

On Wedsesdaj, stfe of Jafl. next

At PHILADBLPBIA, .PA*

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SB At TBI U1TRVTK, BITICSiBC. ff.

SOaCSULK ox BCSSWtS.

1 fssh Prsisat...^. —hmmw 1 cash Prt-eeu!«.„«. 1 Caah

P"V-'

W, 000 &JXM 9,000

1 Cash PreMni.^— 3 Cash Preaeata or«MW*a*k:.4.^_..i^. 1 UandfOR* Coantry Aeeideace, Stablee,

Oroaads, Ae., Oarmaauwa, Patlad's... 11,400 1 Poaole ttesideaae, atocy brick, Caaa« d*a,ir.J UJKHf 1 C'eal Oap,ie, Omca, Bheda, OMoad, wilt busies** **fabli*h*d Mo. 131V Washingtoa Aveaye, Pblladelphia.u_..„K.„..._„ IS,OOP 1 Country fiasldeuoe. BlVMraide, H.

J.,

with Oroand, Praits, gee. 10,SOS 1 Three etory OotUge, Lot, As g,09O Talnabl* Buildiag Lota, Biters 14c 1 JUegaat 'faraaat Vainlly Carriage,

Span of Horn**, Harness, *c., eeaiuiete S) Talnabl* bulleiag lota, HveraiS*, ^00' MCb sSseo* s*si

B«aatifnt SUm-gray Uoiif, UK Uad« high, sired by tho ee)ebret*4 tapuMedP*" Arebiea Uor^ "Caliphi" also,a lights Bead Wagea, weight 140 powacs, aiih* Sjt of superior Single liaraees, du., at*:« "A! king a flrit-classeeiablisbaeant.....^. gJWU S) Piaaes, tBOO each Uf.ffif 10 Mvlodeocs, $Ht& *aeh....M........^.,...MMM, 4^

Bosewood aew tag Maehiaae, MM«aCh 1,1 10 Family Sewing atasbiaee, 9100 aaJ •0 line Bold walrftee, UK *ach. 100 Oil Painttngs, by leadlE, ArttoU—ag-fa

gregaie vaiae„.„ 1^900 S Caiaai'*llait Shawls, Si,000., *,«*» 8 Camfl's Hair Shawls, SJ.t00 e»ebM.^_ «,uwa 8 Haadso«:* Lao* Shawl*, |J80 *aeh

760

19 Casbaeri Bhaw *, SM MWh...._^...„., M0 SO bilk ittess Prdvrni. |H sach ijm go Oity Bsliding Lots, 1175 aaea^..J2_

The remainder will euasist ef Ml '«r ware, Muileai Bases, Opera Slajse*,' Pocket B.bl**, aad uiflisrent artieiss of oraaasat aad ass, aaieaatfag I 0

Total •aw^OO^., All the prefertlf* giv«n dear of taauahsaaea.

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bm tmM

H°W TO OBJAW

Bead erder* to as by aal', eaeleetcg from ft te ISO, either by Post OSoe erder* or ia a regigtered latter, at our risk. Larger aaeaale ehonlg fee seat by draft or eapreee. 10 sharse with Bagravlaga.. S,d^' 95 shares with rngrai'l»gs....„M...^_i._...li,|a 60 shtrss with Bngravlags ^.....tg^g 76 *har** with Bagraving*.^. „„..N,00 100 saarss with fcajravlags..^....^ „.„40,00 Leeal AOBVTS WAMTSU threaghoat the OaMsd

Tbe Association have appointed aa B«eaiees. ktrfsrs. QBOBOK A. OOuKB SO., wbOM weU known lnt-grl an I boaln*** axpcrlaaae will be a *ameieat gaaraate. that ta* asoaey applied te the purpose stated.

PaiLaoBKMta, Pa., Xay M. lg«T. ,t3

TO the Officers aad JlembtM ef the WatUagtoo Libr ry Oo., H. 1

BKaD, Bscrstarw

O atl.sa*u—0a receipt ef yonr fever of the Uth lait, aot fi iag us «f oar appoint ioom Beciiv*rsforyii'irOoapaayl we took the liberty ta •ubalt a eopy of yoar Chart-r, with a alaa 4 yoar taterpriw, to the hlgbeot isgal aatbority *C the Stat*, aud having reaeivad hi* iavevable splulen la regard te Its legality, aad tyafathlglag with the b*Nfstsst oldect ef yoar Association* ria th* edacatioa aad autlaloaaaee of the orphaa children

W sornltlet* aad aal lor* at (ha

B(v*rslde lasiitato, we ha?e ceaelaM to aqMfg the treat, aad ta a** onr hut adfart* te preaaete so wor ky aa ob ect.

BaspeetiaJl.', yours, As., 9m OSO. A. SOOCS A Oft. Address all letter* to

OBO. A. OOJAB« U«., SAMlBBil, -'"KM? SS Heath Third htreet. Philadelphia, fa. lib Bassiver* Cor the Wa*hn«taa Library Oo. ^,

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