Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 October 1867 — Page 1

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THE NEWS.

A VBftious riot took, place in Jeffer*on City, I»ft oh the second day of the election. Tu Emperor of Russia has demanded of the Sub lime Porte the cession of the Island of C&ndia to Grew*.

News from Italy «how that the rebels liold many.posts in the Province of Viterba and await the Ponti&cial corps. :i« Bbckitabt Browning'* health is bo far improved that he will goon rcaurae his duties instead of resigning aa it wa» reported.

Siceitabt McCphoch has dismissed Deputy Oommiuioner Meesmore, and told him to appeal if he Wished to.

It is stated that B. M. X. Hunter, who has been pardoned by the President, proposes to de-

vote himself to the ^itranits of privaet life, and be loyal to the authorities of the United States. Tut contracts with the Southern Railroad and Steamboat Company for the transportation of nails throughout the South are all being satisfacii tortly tarried outi' '"'-1

The Boman Catholic Bishops of tho Austrian Bmpire hare met in Congress and declared their opposition to any change on the concord now established between Borne and Austria.

THE Turkish Ooremmentjhas made„an apology the American Ambassador at Constantinople for the insult .offered one of the messengers attached to the United States Consulate.

The Paymaster General, it is understood, received an order from the Secretary of War to re. duce the clerical force of his department. J.t is estimated that aboat fear hundred clerks will be dismissed by similar reeent orders.

THE Times' Washington special says prominent Xepublicans hold the opinion that in case the House presents the President for impeachment he will be suspended from office during trial.

Bieeajtek, by General Grant's order, preference is to be given fn all Bureaus of the War Department to alerlu, first, who were wounded in the service second, the soldiers honorably dis-_oii|U-gscU.andihird civilians baring families

THE storm last night cut off telegraphic communication almost entirely with this point, hence our meagre report,

IF the Republicans work steadily and vigorously up to Tuesday next, Vigo county |w)ll give a majority of five hundred votes for their ticket. ..

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country when the political issues involved were more thoroughly discussed than 4»vbc«wtho« of the present one. From the best informed sources, we learn that the Republican majority will not be less than 40,000 votes.

Thi expedition to Abyssinia is being vigorously organized both in England and India. Steam transports have been chartered, and will proceed at once to Bombay. Seven thousand mules and 6000 camels are to be purchased for the transportation of supplies over the sandy desert and rocky mountains of King Theodore. Tbe infantry troops are to be sent from India but a squadron of English dragoons, four regiments of irregular cavalry and two batteries of mountain howitzers are to be added. The Commander. in-Ohief will be Sir Robert Napier, with political and military power. The preliminary expenses amount to twenty^flve millions of dollars, and what further expenditures will be necessary time will only show but if Theodore withdraws to the recesses of his dominions, the demands on the Treasury will be enormous, at the expedition will not be in a condition to begin the march until Decomber. The Eaglish [people are Comforting themselves with the hope that the Abyssian despot will be prevailed upon to give up the captivei. The Palmerstonian doctrine of protection to the most insignifi cant British subject, no matter where he may be, is calculated in this instance to draw deeply upon tbe governmental resources but John Bull grumbles and pays, and consoles himself with the prospect of the annexation of more territory and the extension of his markets for cotton goods.

-The citizen of San Francisco who, dying, directed by his will that twenty thousand dollars should be paid to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, towards reducing the national debt, was, doubtless, actuated by good motives. He had paid his taxes during his lifetime, and although death would have relieved him of his obligation, he determined that after death his mite should be contributed toward the redemption of the national burdens. It is impossible to think otherwise than, kindly of a disposition like thisThere is among many living men a disposition to evade contribution to the national demands. Evasion of payment ef taxes is a thing in regard to which many men, otherwise claiming to be honorable, are unscrupulous. The amount of which the government is annually cheated is immense. If it were not so our difficulties would not be as great as they -are. T» all who are inclined to evade Ihefce contributions to the support ot tbe government this example is such that if the deeign is properly considered, it will shame them out of their dishonesty. Compared to the total of our debt the bequest is a trifle, but it may have its effect. It is not, however, to be presumed that there will be many like examples. Rich men generally have families who claim, naturally, their possessions, and to whom in

THE

SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

more the repudiation scheme of

the democratic leaders is discussed, the ,• more the people despise its rascality. The moro rotten and disgraceful the cause, the better do the repudiationists like it.

THE elections of Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa occur next Tuesday. The Ohio election is looked to as the important one. and no political campaign, perhaps, has occurred in the history of the

accordance with custom and right they should go. Occasionally there may be one who has no relatives who have claims ^ipon iii'tn for the whole of their wealth, men like Girard or McDonough, possessed of affluence, who may hesitate in their declining days as to the disposition that they shall make of their effects. With such the example of this California an may have its attractions, causing them to imitate it. But while it is probable that a few of such cases may be noted hereafter, it is still evident that the exjunction of the national debt is a task which will devolve mainly upon the living of the present generation and those who shall succeed them, and is only to be accomplished by a prompt, cheerful and steady obedience to the national demands.

BY TELEGRAPH

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE.

ITALY.

FLORENCE,

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA,

Hereafter, by General Grant's order, preference is to be given in all bureaus of the War Dep't to clerks: first, to those who were wounded in tho service second, the soldiers honorably discharged, and third, to civilians having families.

Riot.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—A serious riot took place in Jefferson city, Louisiana on tbe second day of the election. It commenced in a dispute between a white and black man, and was followed by a general meeleu in which fire arms were freely used. Two whites and four negroes were sariously wounded. The military were called upon and sdbn quelled the riot.

A Tribune special says Hunter, who has been pardoned by the President, says, in bis petition, that he proposes to devote himself to the pursuits of private life that he will be loyal to the authorities ofthe United States and recognizes the power of the General Government to cs tablish its policy in the South that he will counsel conformity to that policy with as much peace and contentment as possible he recognizes tho necessity of submission and ie?ls the importance of repose in the country. He says that President Lincoln did not doubt that he (Hunter) would do what he could to aid in the work of peace and reconstruction in Virginia thaTLincoln expressed a desire to sqehim in Richmond, and sent for him.

The rebel,papers of Georgia and Alabama contain appeals to the Southern whites not to vote at the coming elections for a Convention to reorganize the States.

Secretary McCulloch has dismissed Deputy Commissioner Messmore, and told him to appeal if he wished to

LOYHL KAQUSS AND UBS. LINCOLN. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—A gentleman named Chas. A. Lane, proposes that the loyal league raise $250,000 for Mrs. Lincoln.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

ERIK,

Pa., Oct. 4.—A man named Geo.

Gunther. from Springfield Ills., came to the Petroleum House in tbis city yester-, day and was found dead in bed with his throat cut this evening. He is supposed to have committed suicide.

NSW TOBK MARKET. New Toes, Oct. 4. sales of 1,000 bales at

By Telegraph.] COTTON—l®2e lower -20c.

FLOUR—15020c better, at $S 90@9 75 for sujwrfins state and western, and'IO 70(j}li 70.for B.

WHISKY—Quiet and steady. WHXAT—Irregular and unsettled, closing heavy at $8 87%@2 10 for No. I spring to arrive and I 32VC for No. 2 do.

RYE—Firmer at 81 GO for western to arrive and 1 65D1 67 for state. OATS—Qpened a shade firmer and closed dull and declining at 7&&76% for Ohio and Ohiaago. BBICE—Nominal.

COFFEE—In good demand. SUQAK—In fair request at ll®12e. MOLASSES—In fair request. HOPS—Quiet at 40®46c. PETROLEUM—Dull at H^c for erade and 33® 33V4c for refined in bond.

FORK—Dull and heavy at S23 T0@23 90 for mess, closing at 83 K) cash, 20 60021 for prime 1S§23 for new and plain mess and 23®i7 for new extra mess.

BEEF HAMS—Dull. BACON— Quiet but steady aC18A13 for shoulder* and 16%(318)4 for hams.

LARD—DuU at 14XA 13ft. BUTTER—In gooddeman and 18A37 lor state

ESSE—Steady at 10® 15

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Taell.RlHejr 0e*» Great.Dry 6eo«sKayeriaH. Sept. 11th, 1867. A lar^e invoice of 10-4 Sbsetings, slightly soil, e«, selling rapidly at 40 vents per yard—regular prtea^GQOosnta. 8.000 Xards Morenoea at 25c. worth 40c.

Jet Necklaces, Pias and Ear Drops, to match—

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Elegant line Mack Alpaceas—"cheap." Splendid assortment colored Al paecas»plain and seeded.

New styles la Plain and Striped Poplins. Aa immense stock of Dry Goods adapted to Tall Trad*, at popalar pricee, at

Oct. 3 —Evening.—The

rebels hold mariy posts in the Province of Viterba and await tbe attack of the Pontifical corps.

Oct. 3.—The Boman Catholic

Bishops of the Austrian Empire have met in congress and declared their opposition to any change in the concord now established between Bome and Austria.

ENGLAND.

LOUDON,

Oct. 3.—It wa9 reported a po

liceman bad been shot and killed in Rochdale by some Fenians. A policeman was attacked and nearly killed in this city by a gang of Irishmen last night.

The Turkish Government has made an apology to the American Ambassador at Constantinople for the insult offered to one of the messengers attached to the United States Consulate.

The Emperor of Russia has demanded of tho Sublime Porte the cession of the Island of Canada to Greece.

Now York News.

The Herald's special says the contracts with the Southern railroad and Steamboat Company, for the transportation of mails throughout the South are all being satisfactorily carried out.

The Paymaster General, it is understood, received an order from the Secretary of War to reduce the clerical force of his department. It is estimated that about four hundred clerks will be dismissed by similar recent orders.

Secretary Browning's health is so far improved that he will soon resume his duties instead of resigning as it was reported.

The Times' special says several prominent Bepublicans hold the opinion that in case the Houso presents the President for impeachment he will be suspended from office during trial.

CINCINNATI HABKET. By Telegraph.] ^C«oihhati, Oct. S. FLOCK—Firmer and 25c higher, family $11 75 @12 and fancy 12 500X3.

WHEAT—Scarce and So higher at $2 05 fbr No. 1 red. OATS—Frmerat 63 for No. 1.

BYE—Held at $1 50 at the close with buyers at 1 45. BARLEY—Advanced to fl 55@1 60.

COBN—Firm at #6§97. COTTON—Dull and prioeC nominal at 18%@19 for middling. .. «.«i.

TOBACCO—In active demand. W* WHISKY—Bnchanged with a fair demand for free but prices are kept private.

PROVISIONS—Generally firmer. BACON—Higher, sides advanced to IT for elear rib and 18%@18% for clear, advanced to 14V.

BULK HEATS—Saocd almost exhausted, shoul ders are held at 12i£.

GOLD—144%. MONEY—Close at 8@12 per cent. 1 FLAXSEED—Advanced to $2

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BUTTER—A vanced to 34@38-

AGOODEstablished

CHANCE TO INVEST

in a well Business. Wishing to retire from business, I now offer my entire stock of Boots and Shoes for sale. The stock it new and carefully selected, especially for the retail trade. Any person wishing to invest in an established business, will find it to their advantage to call on me soon, at my place of business, at No. 100 Main street, Terr* Haute, Ind. a643m B. O. GCSBINIAU.

T^OK SALK._HOESB.--A good A family horse, perfectly gentle, top Buggy •nd Harness. They will be sold low for ca»h or good paper. Enquire at Coleman's Wagou Yard, corner of 8th and Poplar streets. i4 lt?

SALE—Two Milch Cows. Enquire if J. J. WEBSTER, North 14th Street, next to G. L. Beigler, or at J. Starks,' en East Main Street, next to Oanal. jeiSdtf

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XTOB SALE—FourFrame Houses J- One of fite, two of six, and one of seven rooms. I will seil these honeee verr low, and on reasonable terms. Apply to T. J. FORREST, 141tf Near flomer 3d and Ohio Streets.

rpEKRE HAUTE COM'L COL JL OLD COURT BO0SE BUILDING. Book-keeping by single and double entry, in all its forms, &s pertaining to business life Penman' ship and Arithmetic. Terms within reach of all For further particulars, address the Principal, sep27dly B. QABVIN

fjiERRE

HAUTE & BOWLING GREEN HACK LINE.

The undesigned propose tc commence run nlng a Hack Line between Terre Haate and Bew ling Green, on Monday, the 7th day of October, to •save Terre llante at 7 o'otock A. If. ou ttondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and return Tuesdays Thurndays and Saturday*. We ifill «all at all the priucipal Hotels for passengers. Vara $9.— .'mall paroeis and paokages taken on reasonable terms. A. JOHNSON s26dlm WM. CLARK

DRY GOODS.

STATE FAIR

Sept.' 30—Oct. 5.

Having just opened a Complete

FALL STOCK

DRY GOODS,

We are well prepared for the CROWD OF VISITORS to the city during this

We shall expose our entire stock at prices Exceedingly Low, that all may take home tome

CHEAP GOODS FROM

'The Boston Store'

Strangers, look for the large Sign on lop of the building.

BOSTON :«-STORE

SAXTON

Walmslei

111 Maiu Street.

FOUNDRIES.

J4MES SKATH. LYMDOK •. SMITH. U1XKTH. BEACli.

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MACHINE SHOP!

Near the T. H. & I. and E. & C. Freight Depots, TERBK HAUTK, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH & CO.. Propr's.

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of every description. All kinds of Iron aod Brass Castings made to order. Every class of repairing promptly attended to.

MT Orders solicited. The highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass, and Iron. augCdwtf

T. H. XC'ELrSESH. B.

BESOLSS. "J. BAKHABD.

PIUEXIX FOUNDRY

AND Si,

Machine Shop,

McElfresh, Dengler ft Co., S. £. cor. 9th Jk Eagle Sts near Passenger Depot, TERBE HAUTE, IND.

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machine^ ry, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to tha tnufaoture and itpair of Brass Work, Patent Office ModMs, Ac. Wc are also prepared to cut Toothed or Gog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wroaght Iron or Brass, in tha most perfect manner.

Repairing dona promptly. All parties connected with this establishment baing Practical Mechanics of sefatal years experlenoe, we feel safe in saying that we can render fall satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price.

The higheet prion, paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passe cgor Depot.

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TUELL, BIPLFY 00.

T?V£NiNG SCHOOL.

Next Monday, Sept.- 8d, the undersigned will re-open his Evening School for the winter season, at his rooms in Ninth street, bttween Walnat and Poplar.

It being entirely against my principles to profess anything more than what I am fully abie to realise, I only eay that, on application, my lasaons will comprehend Latin, French, German, English, Mathematics, and all aeoesaary training for business life.

Taavs are vary moderate, bur eash required monthly, in advance. A select French Glass is taughtew7 evening, jrom S to 6. To all those desiring to gat a rapid and accurate knowledge of this ao very faahioaablo language, this will prove to be a most •aluable chance. JOHN J. TESQDX,

Teacher at the PsWfe City Schools.

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TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA SATURDAY MORNIN£L OCTOBER

BUSINESS ••r UN**.*!

DIRE CTORY.

ATTORNEYS.

Baird A Croft, 82 Main Street. Meredith & Delano, cor. Main and Third Ji ViiSp Nelson A Pierce, Phoenix Bow, Main St. Muzzy A Saffell, Third at., under Masonic Hall.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS^! J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. Clift A Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry.

BAKERS.

Frank Heinig A Bro,, Lafayette Street. BILL POSTING. Uo. W. Beifanider, at this offico. ,i}

BOOTS AND SHOES^t6*:'

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth. P. P. Deck, 16 North Fourth street. Leibing A Taenser, near cor- Main and 7th.

ROOKS AND STATIONERY. M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Canrin, Principal, Old Court House.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. BrokawBros. A Co., 109 Main Street. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. A. J. Welch, corner Second and Walnut. Soott, Orcn A Co., corner Main and First.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. James fl. Turner, East Main Street. Joha Haney A Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS.

Joseph* 0. Kelly, No. 1 Dowling Hall. ^1 T. 0. Grover, Third street north Main. B. F. Merrill, 107 Main street. John McFarlane, at County Scales, Ohio streot. Robert Guest, at B. L, Balis and MoKeen A Paddock's.

Bichard McElroy, southwest cor. Public Square. T. Butsch A Co—Samuel Morry, Agent. J,* CLOTHING. Hartsock A Bannister, 79 Main street!

ICE DEALERS.

Bteinmehl A\Meyer, north of Court House Square Tilo«, 8. Lupton, at Cory A Mancourt's.

JEWELLERS.

8. B. Brseman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block Q. H. Bascom, 151 Main Street.

LEATHER DEALERS.

Burnett A Bos, 144 and 146 Main street.

MUSIC TEACHER.

A. Deprosse, at Kissner's Palace of Music.

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main streets L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 201 Main street.

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. J. Rife, eorner 9th and Main streets. MILLINERY. Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Offico. ki Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs. Mrs. S. Straus, South Fourth street. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jas, G. Wileon, P. 0. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. Mrs. L. Volger, south of Post Office. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE

RIES.

Glaussen, Bichowsky A Co., Main streot, near oth. OMNIBUS LINE.

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

PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth street. QUEENS WARE. Major B. Hudson A.Co., 139 Main street. ''L Hendrich A Fellenger, 149 Main street. Bown A Melvin, 62 Main street.

RESTAURANT.

J. B. Oshe, 149 Main street.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Ray ABaily, Fourth street, South of Post Office. C. I. Ripley, Main street near 6th. Naylor A Moore, corner Ohio and Fourth., X. R. Wright Jt Co., 155 Alain street.

STOVES A.ND TINWARE. B. L. Ball, Main street. S.B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. 0. C. C, Smith A Co., 50 and 52 Main street. J. B. Hagerty A Co., 187 Main street. W. W. Shannon, 63 Main street.

J5EEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, SG Main street. UNDERTAKER.

Isaas Ball, corner Third aad Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. John N. Bsia 60 Main street.

HATS AND CAPS.

McKLFBESH, DENGLER* CO.

EW YORK li A,T ST OK*

Joseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF tJMen»' Hats ot

au kinds,

Boys' Hate of all kind*, Misses' Hats of all hinds, Infknts' Hats of all Icindss. And at all prices.

M, Hats made to order on short notice. Cdm» and eee THE SPRING STILES, l»»t aide Public Hquar* Term Haute. Ind,. dot STdtf

TTTELL!—To get well of Dys. (iopsia, Liver Complaint, Fever aod Auge, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, tc., take a wine-glass full of

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS •?.« Three times a d*y. For sale by I. RlFti. at No. 78, oorner 9th and Main Streets, and by ail Druggists. sepSdwly

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J. Wamsley, East side Public Square.' Erlanger A Bro., near corner Main and Fourth. Johnston A Miller, 81 Main street.

DENTISTS. ".'M

C. 0. Lincoln, three squares east Unioa Depot. B. VanYalsuh, 101 Main street. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and 4th.

DRY GOODS

Tuell, Bipley A Co., corner 5th and Main street. W. S. Byce A Co., 77 Main street. .1 Brokaw Bros. A Co., 109 Main street. C. Wittig A Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippert A Co., 116 Main street. Edsall A Co., corner Fourth and Main street fiaxton A Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelius A Haggerty, corner Main and Third.

DRUGGISTS.

Barr, dalisk A Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan A Co., cornir Main and Sixth J. A H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adams, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mechanics Bow. Merchants, T. W. Stewart, Agent, Main street, east of Fifth.

American, S.jMeElvain, corner Fourth and Ohio FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS. Tigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith A Co., near T. H. A I. and E. A C. It. B. Freight Depot.

Phoenix Foundry and Uachine Shop, 'McElfresh, Dengler A Co., corner 9th and Eagle, near Passenger Depot.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER Jehn Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Thirt(_^ HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph C. Tates, South Third street. Wolfe A Westfall, 85 Main street. John H. Sykes, 113 Main street.

HOTELS.

City Hotel, corner Fifth and Cherry.

HOTELS.-

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GIIiKIXSON, Pro

Thiii Huunn has juat.Ucen refitted !i om garret to cellar, and i« now tyien to t°6 Pubijc. Day and wees boarders arcr girnna atrial-

JAC-'B EUTZ. HBO. BDT£. N^IQN^iHOtJSE^ Coa. Sixih and Mia Stbuu, TKRKE HAUTE» IND.

JAOOll B1JTZ A SOSi...—Propfi«torK This llotue has. been thoroughly re^r^isl^d. my2Sdwly

^ILAKK HOUSE. coekxb or riser ssv dltid^fa'icKT* Terre Haute, Iudiauu.

W. B. GttlFKITli,.i ......^.proprietor Uiiite of liMchail, ilonteiuuiK Palestine Hack Maes.

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3/Uthfca«t Corner i'ublii' Sqaaie,

Terro Haute, I»(iia.jua

This Hoiel U^a be« luruish«d in ftll iu. .departments, a stjlo uaaurpEsf&t State, and is nowopen for the reveptiabi

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The patrouage ol the public ij reupcctiully suiic it id. augldtf

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COUMHa MUM AND dEVkKlll krU^KTS, j: Terro Haute, ludiano.'

This Hotel has recently bee a ruliUed,uact^mt iuf first-clitss order, offering acoonimodati^u uueur paueU ill tlie State.

UlBLEY A TUKJVKK, Frop'n,.. fe

UTBWABT HOUSE, K-J Second Street, but»e»illaiii and jDiiony, ricitriiq jHuvuxjtc,

This did tstaLils^ed JUiotoUhas shitfigeil hands, aiid has been nttkf up in £aljldItiat the Prupriettir ibela vatisfluil that ho will make it a pleasant home for all who may stop with him.

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National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark House, corner Ohio and Firrt. Bun tin House, south-east corner Public Square. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Main.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Barr A Coats, South Fourth street. B. Bockell, South Fourth street.

HOOP SKIRT FACTORY. B. Weiss, opposite Post Office. INSURANCE AGENTS Havens A Co., corner Main and Fifth. M. A. Crane, Main street, east of Fifth.

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boardors will be taxen at prices to suit theftiDlM. f31i:tm] TUOS. WcKlSK, Proprietor.

UNDERTAKERS.

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U1N DE11TA I* prepared to execute' orders iu iiisfliiiu with aoacofss and dispatch ruur ot third andj^Uerrf treat*, 'IVirre Santoy liijiaij*. til

I UST nREOEIYED.—A FINE tf Assortment of Ladios'Oeuts'and bhiidrcus' ftiJtll.iOXJXJS—somothing that never been iutroJuced-here before—by ',

ItiAAG BALL, Uudcijlaikttr. sfriJots.

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AR CHITECT& BUILDERS.

^KCfllTECT & BUIL1?E^

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I'lans, Specifications, Superinteudance, and Detail Drawings furnished fig: every, description of Building*.

OFricK.—South east cornur of Main 4uft Fifth Streets, ovtr Donnelly's Drug store. .my26dly J.»3 h. \j

pKAlfiffCiTtPLANISG MILLS.

OLIFT & WILLI4MS, illannfootarors Dal ('iSsT] Flooring,1 Sash, Siding, -Tl? ,s Doorsji Bracketsf *IPi Blinds, Mouldings, .. IFiudow Frames Architraves, Door Frames. Stair Units, -Bcilludtkrsi Newell Posts, dcc., i£c.t •»»«.-• Plaiting, Scroll Saving .^W'oodlTuraiiiff, And ali W«od workrused in buiidiiig, jr.rujiaredto' Order. 5CIo»Berof Ninth dud 'ifTilbJrry Stroots. janBdtf

^R0miE€TS_ANDBUILDEK8t

CLIFT & J^ILLIAMS/

AliliEN'S iMPilOYEID „lf ROOFING!. We are pcufi^rsd to put on this.Booi, aiij warrant it for fire years. This is th« best aniii cheap*.' est Roof in use, and is fire-proof. Ui-.Hou

J. It. Cu Jiiinghaui, Druggist. h. O. Warren's lieirs. HAVJCNS &- Agents, 23dtf Office over Dotiuoliojr'« lrug Store.

llKEand MABIiVJK *r rZ'-rf-VI -JfiiiUliAJiTS ill COMPAKV, 1C. ri!vs. Lomjikll, Svc'y. CJAI'ITAI,,

UME i^isuEAisuii co., OlKUNNA i'I, OHIO Oft pi till #300,000 i'lro and Marine ItiHiu takno .»l roaei/»nble riaki oihee, H. W. Cor. Third and 3yc*iii»i btnwts. CUAH. C. ltlvAKlKT, t'residaat U. M. i:AN'i'jM.,. „.s,«.ri.u»r) at. A. vuai £, Aiteut, 'lorra Haute, lnd

BUCKEYE

OLIJfT &' WII4LIA6IJS,

Prairie City rliiuiug Mills, corner of 9th and Mulberry Stroat-. fa8dtf

INSURANCE COLUMN. TTNiOlf INSURANCE' CO., OF INDIANAPOLIS Capital, #407,505 7S. TUE LKABIKO FISK ^MBOBANCR CoMnSr, i? INK.,

A citoi-b Compnuy o*n«J »nd conirolli by the leading Ouaine'ss men iia the State. 1'ha I Uewi .ar^ a -pwt. ot tlit khuldorh, who are usidontspf Torro liuule^ wjw #e woul^efer tiiise wanting sound and reliable in«urauce at fair rates. rrmton Hussey, Pie^' Rational btato Bank.

iLiua lU-WAUD, i'res'l '00,«00

-A.il XjOBKeS'' yitly uad, '""^"V^^ollclee issued' and"

ron-v'«4fcjf

M.A. CKA.*J tgeeat, Ind.

Oi/.Tii AMEEIOAJM Fiae INMUKAKCU tuai'ANV, Or UAKTTOD, CONN. Oaoli Capital $300,00C

A. h\ itA^Xlitx^ PiLMidbnl. W. C. HASTINGS. ."^notary. I'OI-ICIM-ISHOEB or

M. A. A N A sent.'

ciyiadly tiiii.. lnd.

m-u a insur, ANCB COMPANY. 1'

(Jash Capital $200,000 00 Surplus 60.000 Od

Total Cash Assets Jun. 1st, is&, 2611^000^ I'luflu returned in Cash Stwih. «uJ fdrey ilold ers. Prtmiuuu alt dash—DwiJendt Ike Same.

No Liability pa the pact ut the Assured. Office OviATl'8 S.XCH CLEVKLAM), Onio. L. V. 11UDS0N, Scc'y. WM. riAitT, JHret li. A, (.'UA.NK, Agcal, terio llaute, Iud.

fPHE FUTNAM. riB£ UiStiBA5€£ WHfAHV. Of

HAntrvait, COMiacTiccT.

Cash Capital S500.000, 6AM Uiy VVUOi)BU hie,—

......President.

1ANXK1I .*«.^secretary. M. A. CHAA'K, Agent, ny89dly Terre Haute (nd. 4

IORN EXCHA.N GE \J

We are now receiving a full stock of Goods which will boopenod on the 4th inst. Ladies, call and sea oar new stylo Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

FIKE ISSUKA.fCE COHPANT.

Cash Capital— $400,0004)41 uaiee,Jie. 107Broadway, ST. Y. UfWANUBO in WosL Si, f. MASON .—President OKO. A DitttWliU—.-*-i8ocrctary

M. A.OtA^n Kgemt,

Tetre UauW, Tn'a.

ACCIHENT.

NITED-STATES cAsuAivrr COJU-AST, •-w-fflntBir: For lnsor«nee ae«u«t Caspaltieeor Aacidsnts

SI.I. Office,.90 HroaJ*ay. .1

BUM

gnaawteto u11.. cj

GARDM

»?,

*t?

•SP"

In the cbLtro of the corn belt, and most favored climate, ffhero tbe range for grazing hi extensive £uallhful water, readily obtained from artesian Veils, add In ...

Direct Communication with Great Market of Chicago.

(The State Agricultural College so largely endowed by theGancral Covernmeut, has been established at Champaign, in which county the Company hava 83,500 acres yet for sale.).

-jar ra —0F-

Plans, Specifications aod Superiuteniiohco furuiBbed for every deacrtptioa of liuiidiug. Office at' Prairift Dity Planing Hilldk corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets. jaBJtf

REFRIGEBATOR CARS,

Duns to ChicagOf leaving Southern Illinois every evening. During the strawberry season a daily average of

Sto

FRUI T«CFARM LANDS. MERCH'T TAILORING#

15.000 FAEMSFOR BALE

w,tosm

It is a well known fact that while only about ont-fiXtu of the ,tUllble, actes of Illinob are yet unuetScultiyaiion^ its agrfcidtu ral products alroadv®xceed those of any ottter Stat# ihe wonderfuf fertility of the'soH, yielding such bonnte ous returns to the husbandman for his lab tho machinery soexteuoivoly used in reducing the cost I jJ^tT «i

of Droduction, and tha.small oxpcn»o to the pro- I TP |_| ILI dtjeer' In il^trunsportatiou of his products to I I fl I I T\| •narkot, all combine t- wake farming Ju llliuois a safe, sure and rofitablo pursuit.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL

& fit liailroad Company I I KI k.t -1 Offers for sal«| in tracts of 40 acres and upwards, salt purchasers,

850,000 Acres of JLaud, »AJ^!yingalvB their railw* in its imtnediata vicinity, and none being further from it than 16 miles.

Tho possessions of the Company extend from Ohi:ago to Cairo, and from iJujiieith to Centralia, ^nd are lbcated iu forty-nine. oounLiea.

A eonsidorable portion of theso lands lie on the Chicago Branch, within a distance of

.m. GRAIN OF AIL KINDS,

FOR

Aaiong the most profitable sonrcos or wealth is .that of .cattle raising, and the business has be.come immonse. Out of 5,181 cattle roceived last week in the New York m^rkot, 3.903 wore from

JJlJnois, and the oeof fattened on.these prairies is (ioTiceded tb be the best in America. 8heup thrive wU, requiring fodder but a short season, and choess factories aro being snccspBfully established along the whole lino.

FRUIT OROWIWO

An easy way of making money out of tho soil is in the culture of Fruit in Southern Illinois.— The peach ri gion extends 200 a

»F.ip

Special Fruit Express Train!

cars were received, and the peach

crop supplies troin fifteen to twenty-live cars, of about 800 boxes each, every morning, to tbe Chicago^ market alone, 300,009 acres of land suited to tha crowing of fruits and the finest wheat are yet for sate.

iUHUeMiSS* ___ 1 i'»

The Title to these Lands is Clear and in Fee Simple From the .i.ri. State..,.-

TERMS OF PAYMENT.

These lands are now offersd at from $7 to S12 per acre, (with some few tracts ai higher figures,} rated according to quality and nearness to siationH. The sales during the past year have been 210,SOO acres to 2,8.25 acc nal.settlers. Tho lands remaining unsold are equal in every respect to osg.alread,)_,iUjiaMad.of._ ...

Th^se laiids are sold on credit or for cash A deduotion of ton per cent, from the credit prico is made to those who purchaso for cash..

aacAMPLB.

Forty acres, at $8,03 per acre, ou oredit, Interest. Principal. Cash payment 911 40 880 00 Payment in one year 9 60 80 00 Payment in two years 4 &0 80 00 Payment iu three years.... 8l) 00

Xti6 saioe land may be purohased for in cash.

How to Reach Tliesc Lands.

The farms offered for sale may be reached froui the Kast and West by any of the railways crossin tb» Illinois Cuntial at Odin, SandOTal, Mattoon, Pana, Tolona, Decatur, Oilman, £1 Passo, La Salio, Mendota, Dixon, or Freeport. i1- .i' .. "Wioss comftg'ftirougli Clixcag'o can call at tbe li»nd Depurtment of the Company, 58 Michigan Avenue, opposite tho Qreat Central Depot.

ALL STATION AGENTS ARE PRO V1DED "WITH PLATS

showing the lands 'or gale iu their vicinity.— I'rieos, and lull information on all points, togeth» with nups showing the exact location 01 all the lauds, will be furnished ou application in person, or by letter, to

JOHN B. CALHOUN, LAND COMMISSIONER,

IllinoirCcntral Bailway Company, 58 Michigan Avenue, I'JVT CHIOAOO, ILLINOIS. soplOteod

The only Itatual AocMant Cempaay in America. FRANCIS MAiytOK,~,..--„..—^._.„Pieeident. UllABLG^ WOBTa,^.r-^._-._M»^Sec. aad treafc Lsotice. "KftJ artl6b.WUl tell by wearing what

UtXOJC, Oitair'A Sx'«Coiif.

A 2A

HikiiKVv ¥. YALL, 3»airitatt^inaace5oiu»»itt*». 1'or Local Aeenclee apply to *'£v

M.A. CBAXB, AfCBt, Terre Haute, Xnd.

... ... ••«'-. .• -ar.ii

JgOOTS AKD SHOES.

rvl AND K. JK "W S Is Belling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap I

To close out his large stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters,

Te make room for Spring stock. Ton will savs money by calling on him at

No. 3 Mechanics Block, •§,

Particular Attention is givea so

CUSTOM

work

This Department is in the lianas of SKILLVOL ?.«st,WORKMEN. octlSdtf

"VTEW BOOT and SHOE SHOP.

Xl The andersigned having just opened their Shop, reepectfully inform the citizens of Terre Jfaute and. surrounding country, that they are prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction or ttyeir customers, as well in style as in fitting, nomatter about the shapeof the foot. Ihe very best choice of leather always on liend.— Mending done in the beet stye add on short

our work is, and wtfl recommend It. «*. LE1BINO A TARNZBB, Baasment of F. Hoberg's new Brick Building, the fourth hoose west of corner of Main aad 8eve nth Streets, near the Terre Haute Hause. seplOdly

A MA

*1 §4% mm a il

IBS

HABTSOCK A BAHNISTBftl

Have juatreceiTed 'tiair"1

•i -un IsHts $ FaJU juidL^ Win|er, Stock

h!' Of Fiuhionabla and DMirabl*

CLASS

the

-76

These lands present unsurpassed advantages.— Fvmqrs front, tlMl Jnoro. nsely settled portions of older States, are selling their mero valuable farms, andaro uow making inrestments in these cheaper lands, whic! produco with larger profit WBd^to r^resinr extent tho staplo crops common to all the Northern aod Middle State9.

l-SP'i-

IX iS

H' .v sum if .L-i ... -, frwtosrt,* hp,4 maz Jk' *1*4

Our penonal best attention given to the Merofaant Tai- '^5 ,s£" oring department.

A t- iA

$ aU*

Great care haa been taken in the selec%

-. ... .„ 1 tion of the FINER

^0 to 110 Miles from Chicago,

of Good..

"'i

Latest and beet I Styles of Clotbi, Caa« litner*, Yeatings and I GenU' FURNISH-!

IXQ GOODS.

Our patrons are invited to an inipection of our GOODS AND PRICES.

CALL AT THE

UM«I CwwHiiie STOKB,

No. 79 MainSt.]

J. WALMSL^T,

E TA. ILOR

Has just returned from the Salt with a I large Stock of it.

ciotiis,

ilos North of Cairo,

taod from at is supplied to tho markets of all the 'citieS oil thoTTpper Mississippi and tho Lakes the products of the fitat of tho season of all kinds of fiuits and berries. Golden fortunes are being made from this business, patience and industry being the hoavier portion of the capital required.

€assim©re«

Testlngti,

Which he propose* to make up to ordei

CHEAPEE

Than any other Merchant Tailoring S» tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlainen in want of OlothM Good Stylo by a

Practical Tailor ,ViT

Gall on J. W. at ait

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the PubUe Square

EXPRESS

COMPANIES.

THE

ADAMS EXPRESS MMPAHY.

QBKAT

Eastern Western and Sontken

iXPBKSS rO&WABDKBA.

Express matter forwarded by every train under the charge ot careful Messdngtrs, for all tha principal cities in the Maat, West ana South,

and damages equitablj and promptly settled. Office in Terre Ifante, Ho. 8 Meahanloa Bow,

E. B. ALLEN, Afent,

JulyMtf

PATRONIZE

HOME

institutioms.

THE MERCHANT'S

UNION fiXPKESS COMPANY

Having put their Direct and Great Througl Lines in perfect working order, are sow prepara te do a general Kxpreas busineea with the laat, West, Southwest aod Northwest, including the carrying and collecting of Money,jValnablsa, Ao.

Our lines, now opened, embrace the roatea between Now York, Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee LaCrosee. Prairie-du- Jhien, Indianapolia, St. Iionia, and all intermediate points, and are belac rapidly e«tended

oTer

all the routes of trade.

The Capital of fhis Company la

Twenty Million Dollars,

and is an ample guarantee to tha pnblie of its responsibility. All losses and damage, ol property entrusted to our care, will be promptly and equitably adJnatad.

JCvery effort will be nsadeto Merit the patronage of the public. Our rates are always aa low as theee of any raI sponsible Express Company.

Office Mo. Street, bet. 6th 6th Sts. T. W. STEWART, Oct 9dtf Agent.

A MERICAN EXPRESS COM A PANT.

CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL, $»,•••,WOl

The above named Company have la charge el experienced and trusty Messengers, XxpreMe leaving aad arriving at Tern Haute, aa follows

Two Expresses Oalljr, to and from: Mew York, csv **Oav«lM«, Boston, .. ^Pittebarg, Albany,

Philadelphia,

BuOalo, "Washington Oity. And all other points in the Eastern States and OANA DAS, Connecting at Hew York with Wella, Fargo A Oo's

Inrope* California and Orego"!' Three Expresses

Still,

and

ESTABLISHED MAY 12, 18:

TOVE« AND

tinware

so it MAIN STREET

IU PLA0I TO BUY

Cheapo Stoves,

Orates, Plows, Scales, &c,

We are now receiving the

I Largest, Cheapest and Best

fl I AMortodStook cf Goods in this Un

8 r-r

mad* in I Everything Warranted.

from

Cincinnati, Ohio, Indianapolia, Ind Columbus, Blchmond, Dayton, Tort Wayne, Newark, Logansport, Zanesville. Peru,

And all points la Indiana and Ohio. Tiro Expresses Bally* to and from Saint Louis, Mo^, Chieago, Illlnrta Hannibal, ', Milwaukie, Wis., Detroit, MA. Madison, Saint Joesyh, Mo^ And all pointa North aad Wsat, lncludlag potati in Kansas and Nebraska.

Two Expresses Pallj, to and from: Greencastle, i*tiai««ta, OrawfordsviU»y ..Mishlgaa On, Ae.

Express Dmlljr, to and frombockvixjJm, ind. AccoaModatlOB Express Ballj

One

To and Item

0B6

I Parle, Illlnoia, Charleateu, lHI—ia Mattoon, llliaots, 'tad IntenaediaUpWata. All bnainea eatrasted to this Company will fee I attended to prafMp and with dfapaish.

Bates aa low aa by any BsapenslMa Oompaay. orriua om.

FOURTH BTBBBT, nasi doar

Ohio Streot, Tsrre Bauta, Ind.

8. XoBLVAnr, Ag«nt.

JB, W. SUDAHS, BmiS'k, /^adlanapolia, Ind. ,,,

brsuniit

to this City, bought at tho y.™

®weat September Declined And consisting of tho woll-known and celebratM wL Cooli Stoves *or Wood or Coal 1{ Resor'a EMPIRE

CHAMPION,

fi BELL, S 'V DIAMOND,

I at O. K.

MONITOR Coal Stove,

Docidodly the boat Siotm. Made tor he Coal of this locality. Sole Agents for

WihtvtaniMriot .. aadazperi«nc«d Cut-1 8 FSDIUt, BOSrdlll^ KOGSfi ter, and the beat I aid Hotel Banger Workmen lobel^^ found in the Wilt* I pwota§iooo Encbt and 75 otw

TirittiN of Wood and Goal Heating and Oooki ail A# mill a.l I ...

All of the above wa will sell ai

LOWER RATES

Than any Stove and Tinware House in Terre-fia ats

WM MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF

Tin and Copper Ware!

For the Wholosale and Betalt Trclo. Sole Agente for Fairbanks Scales. Sell ho Miller and lUchmand Flow* American c,n-j Eeutacky Older Villi Iron and Slate MautK », ..nd Orates of all kinds, ttemember we faruiih *?nb ITIBI Cook Stofe

VNttl't Patent Copper Bottoms!^ ThisinproTeaent, by tbe Copper txt.nd!wg jp the sidee of the Teasel two or mora inches, pr •ents the tin from corroding where it joiuu tue copper. And with the same sized tin au eight inch Waeh Boiler is made to hold tro gallons taere than the common Boiler, and ihi BjUo it a* durable as if made entirely of Copper,

Ton will find It to yoar int reet to gi'o as a call for Qoods in thh line, jefore buying olsowi: r..

C.C.SIITHAC®.

Sdplldwtf

gBYBN CAR LOADS

S O S

Jut receired and will be sold at the BOTTOM PBICES, at BALL'S.

SI of the Leading Stoves in the Uarket

Home Companion, three sizes. General Grant, three sixes. Charter, four sizes. Enterprise, four sixes. Forest Queen, four sizes. Mover, stao sizes.

All warranted the best in tho SUri.n, u:

SR.

HBNDBRSOiS, KANUFACTUBSB-

BTOBloa 4th Street, 4lk Doer South of Po3(«f.-?

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fralt Cans. Kverj Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Bootleg, House Guttering, Ae., dono promprty and warranted to give satisfaction. None bat the beet "BBAND8" of Tiu used ualed specially ordered. Prices—Cheap as the Checmsst. mh&dlv. ch 8ep3

B. HAGERTY & (JO.t

Are prepared to do all kinds of O W O J. SUOH At Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

A a ii of

We have also the Agencf for

BENNETT A MARSH'S CELSBBAT£D

Pbcenlx Warm Air Furnute

Of whieh we have already put up several, 10 tuv entire satlathctlon of the parties uslnf, Uico, whom we4H at all times refer.

All kinds of Furnaoee repaired aud int nj •*. eomplete order,and the work warranted. A general aaaortment of TlNWA£i£ 011 fc.-n-i r»all times. Give us a evil at

No- 187 Main Street,

Bet. Oth* Tth Sts., TKBBB HAOTK. Shn. novlqdtf

CINCINNATI

CARDS.

Q.EROhD & BRO S

I A N O S

WE OFMB the PUBLIC a CLASS of PIANOS which, in Workman hip, Durability, uci:, chnees, Depth and Brilli ncy of Ton.

arc

surpassed by any, and at prices less tiia ^u pnrshased elsewhere, combining the same tiee. Aiother Important Consldcratiou

Theso Pianos possess the coinparatN:'. quality of standing firmly in tune, an-i wH any climate

EVERY PIANO WARRANT'Ki-

For Five Years.

GEROLD & Blio.,

Piano Fort Manufacturer:-, Of various styles and slzo», Northeast corner of Ninth aud Walnut r»tn (Metropolitan Building),

Cincinnati, Ohio. aprtdOm

CHARLES E. CHEEVEB, •AmnrAOTVua asi dualsb vt

PAPER BOXES.

Oar Factory being well established and provided with the latest improved makhinorj, »'i

farnlsli all Kinds of Paper Bosc? at short notioe and lowest price* MS Mala Street .-.CIJfCINNAir. ORiO. aprMflm

A S

BOOT AUD SHOE ST0%

Wo, IO 3N"ortli 4th St.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Stock of Boots aiid Bho«s, empitvch every vailaty of

Women, Men Children's Wear SUITABLE FOB TUE

^iMAKETO ORDER All kinds of Boots and Shoes that may bacai'fa for, on the shortest notice and most fMhfoiiitbV style. Give me a call before ordering or perciiaiia£«lae where.

o. IS North Fourth Street, Terre-Huuto,

S a 1 9 4

Iod.

P.P. DECK.