Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 October 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY .«EXPRESS.

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Wednesday Morning, tfctotcr 9,1861

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEBBB HAUTE AND INDIANAPOM®*" ARRIVE.

"tn*" Kxoress

11:25

A.. *.

2:30 A. .. 4:40 p. *. 6:« "v^ress" '".—..10:60 p. u. 3:10 F. ^..^....Bxpresa

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TKXBE HAUTE. ABKIVS.

LEAVX"

Vronm' .......... 2:20 A.

"GS P! *".ilattoon Accommodation... 9:46 11:00 P. .Express...

I A. M.

3:00 P. *.

BVANSVILLK AND CBAWIOBDSVILLB.^ \EAV«. 8:40 A. M... 4:40 P. M...

„...4:20 p. ....2:56 P.

Accommodation. Mail areioN.

IH A»*IVX. .i....«.hl:00 A. M.

BOCKVILL* BXI

TERRE-HAUTE POST OFFICE,

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAIM.

MAILS CLOSE.

Eastern,through,daily at Eastern, way mail daily, at Cincinnati, daily, at Western, daily, at Bockville and way mall, dally at.. Evansville and way mail daily, at. Merom,Monday and Thursday, at. Howesrille, Friday, at A'hboro, Monday, at... AW»huil, Daily at

2:20*9 p. 7:00 p. 9.-00 P. U.

,.^....11:00 A. H. ........ 3:00 p. M. 3:00 p. v. 7:00 P. M. 7:00 p. x. 7:00 P. M. ........ 3:00 p. a. 0fr 12:16 630 P. U. 6:30 p. K. 6:30 P. x. 3:20 P. M. .12:16 P,

MAILS'OL'BN.

Eastern, through daily, at Eastern, way mail, daily, at Cincinnati, daily, at "Western, daily, at.............. Bockville and way mail, daily, at Evansville and way mail, daily, at 3:20 P. M. Mcrom, Wednesday and Saturday, at... 6:00 p. M. Howesville, Friday, at 6:00 p. M. Ashboro, Monday, at 4:00 p. M. Marshall, Daily at ................ 12:00 soon

Office open on Sunday from 8 to 9 A M. All mails closo on Sunday evening at 6 P.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Dress a ad Cicak Cutting—M. A. Waiter. Wanted—Agouts—A. B. Ambrose. 81,000,000 In Watches—JPright, Bro, A Co.' Piano Forte Method—O. Ditson & Co, For Stile—Household Furniture and Sal con Fix turos.

CITY AND STATE ITtiMS.

Jgy The hickory nut crop will be large

this season.

Skiff & Gaylord's Minstreli appear

at Dowling Hall to-morrow night. ...

C6P* The Circuit Court convenes this morning, and will at once commence activo business. .,

The law requiring the closing of

liquor saloons on election day was gonerally observed ye6terday.,

Judgo Eckles has recently iecidpd

tho Fish law unconstitutional. This makes two decisions against Judge Thompson'? in favor of it.

The admission fees and rent of

booths underneath, more than paid the cost of erecting the amphitheatre at the Fair Grounds. ... ....

ggy We are informed the St'aie Fair Grounds are to be placed in charge of a competent man who will reside on the pi a oe and protect the propeaty.

The appearance of the veritable

Black Crook, at Dowling Hall, Friday evening, is causing quite a flutter among our people, and an extensive patronage will no doubt be given it during its stay.

We invite attention to the card of Mr. Wm. B. Manning, house, sign and ornamental painter. It was this gentle man that received the premium at the State Fair, on Sign painting, instead of W. H. Manning, as printed.

A chap afflicted with palpitation

of the heart, says instant relief can be found by the application of another palpitating hourt to the part affected. Nb particular directions given—only do it gracefully and let 'em palpitate

jjQF" The eating business at the Fa grounds was rather overdone—that is, in .the number of stands—and wo are told many of tho proprietors lost money, while others barely made enough to clear expenses. One of the beat stands on the ground wound up business with only about one hundred dollars for the week's work.

TITK NORMAL SCHOOL BUILDING.—We learn at the recent meeting of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School, after a careful examination, tho brick work done by Messrs Miles & Hedden, as far as it has progressed, was accepted, being satisfactory to the Board, both as to quality of material furnuhed and work done.

We understand also that the work has been examined by some of the most competent builders in tho State and by them pronounced a first-class job.

Tho work will progress rapidly until tbe season for laying brick closes.

EriToniAL EXCURSION.—-On Monday an excursion party of near two hundred editors loft Chicago on a railroad trip to tho Fur Wnst. They will go as far as the present termination of the Pacific Railroad, Providencejand the Indians permitting. They are prepared with arms and ammunition, and are fully determined to oxtormionto any indiscreet red man who may have the temerityjto cross their path.

Wo were honored with a "dead head" ticket to make one of the party, but a slight fear that some gentle savage might carry tho "dead head" system too far, caused us to decline tho invitation.

ADVERTISE ADVERTISE I I—Now is the vimo to advertise in the EXPRESS.' Money is becoming plentier, and trade is reviving. No good business man can afford to take his sign down, or fail to have one up at such a time. The EXPRESS has a large circulation among the very best class of purchasers, and every day adds numbers of new subscribers to its list. Our daily reaches nearly every family in Terre Haute and vicinity, while our weekly is re id by thousands of peo pie in the country, for many counties around. No merchant should fail to advertise in either no thoroughly live one will. Wo are benefitted by advertising, but not so much as the advertiser.

THE "£LK£TION.—Tha apa&by, or neglect of duty on the part of the Uaion men, hi is no doubt allowed the election to go in favor of the Democracy. Scarcely two-thirds of the voters of Harrison township went to the polls, and of course the great majority of those who stayed away were Bepublicans. The Democrats were ont In force, and by active work and concerted action polled their full strength.

We have no returns from the outside townships. The following is the'result ill the two voting precincts in this township: ,.5 j£*OR CIBCTJIT JUMI

South. North.

S. F. Maxwell..— 444 497 O.Y.Patterson... 471 441 FB0SECTJTING ATTORNEY.

S. Coulson 458 615 £. G. Hanna~...~ 460 420

COMMISSIONXB—1ST DISTBICT.

F. Shepherd D.Hollings worth..

463 459

520 416

gQhWro George got drunk, paid seven dollars, and furnished the onjy item in the Mayor's Court yesterday.

Dick Small wood and Charles Pur-

cell, two bummers, working out city fines, yesterday sported the first "ball and chain attachment used in this city. The balls are monstrous hefty, and the chain seeais altogether too short. It occurs to us they are exceedingly inconvenient articles for a workingmau carry around. Don't wppUtny on our legs.

YOM KIPUR.—On last evening commenced the day of atonement, or as it is called in the Hebrew,

1'om Kipur,

which

will conntinue until the stars appear this evening. This is a day that is more strictly observed than any other in the Jewish calendar

Among the Jews it is tho belief that on New Year's Day, or September 30, the names of those who are to suffer the providences of the Almighty—such as sickness, death, or loss of friends or property—are written down in the record of God. Up to the 10th day atonement may be made ifthepaople humble themselves before Jehovah, otherwise the record is sealed and the judgement is sure.

E. & C. RAILROAD.—The annual report of John Ingle, Jr., President of the Ev* ansville and Crawfordsville Railroad furnishes the following interesting details of the operations of the road during the past year:

GROSS EABNINOS.

Passenger Receipts $190,575 23 Freight Receipts 289,947 54 Express 17,562 30 Mails 9.400 00 Rents 307 25

Total. ......... $507,792 32 Decrease in passenger receipts, $25, 954 26 increase in receipts from freights, $67,834 82. increase of receipts from express", $5,068 60. Total increase of receipts from all sources, $44,850 57.

Tho decrease in passenger receipts as compared with tho receipts of 1865 is $65,790 83.

Decreaso of freight roceipts in 1866 against those of 1865, $38,183 62 increase in 1867 over 1866, $67,844 82,

Expenso of operating and maintaining the road in 1867, $344,444 40, against $345,378 80 last year.

The interest and taxes paid by the Company during the past year amounted to $108,356 34

Tbe number of passengers carried in 1867 was 154, 193, against 164,892 during the previous year.

The amount of freight carried was 130,• 933 tons, against 93,274 tens during the previous year, being an increase of 37,659 tons.

Tho passenger trains r&na124,933 miles freight trains, 126,542 construction trains 20,835, against 122,982 for passenger, 105,513 for freight, and 25,697 for construction trains last year. Total mileage for all trains, 272.310 miles, being an increase over all previous years.

During the year not a single passenger has been seriously injured on the road. The road owns fifteen locomotive eleven passenger coaches, one paymaster's car, four baggage cars, one hundred local freight cars, ten Erie Transportation cars, four White Line cars, seventeen platform cars, nineteen coal cars, fourteen stock cars, one lime car, two caboose cars, eight construction platform cars, one construction caboose car, thirty-one hand cars and fourteen push cars.

Of the locomotives twelve aie in running order. The report also contains a detailed statement of the improvements completed and in progress during the past year, all highly satisfactory to the stockholders and creditable to the ability of the management.

MESSRS. EDITORS: As it is generally supposed that the printer can or ought to answer all questions, from tho sublime to the ridiculous, I propose that you answer the following if possible. Mrs. Condit enters at our late State Fair, one

hoods,

one

hat,

muff

two

and one

cape,

all made

public. NEW Gooes FIAFHER.

BY H. w. MM.

«.r. If children early use the pen, More useful will they be as man

Use it correctly while you're young, Aa freely speak with pen as tonguf.

Thousands oft may hear your T»it»,

xIf

oral language be your choice The silent pen by millions heard In beauteous tones and written word.

The siient|pen in language still Obeys the mighty monarch's will The peasant's humble voice obeys, And'speaks the modest poet's lay».]

Mightier far than bristling steel It holds a power for woe or weal The conflict done, the pe» comes in To calm the furious battle din.

Total. 941 912

Two diamond points on shining are Can do what ne'er was done before. Can lead a host of mighty ones— Of fathers, mothers, daughters, sons.

973 880

BECOBDKB.

Fred Cornell John B. Meyer....

451 470

511 424

962 894

973 875

SECOND DISTRICT.

Nathaniel Lee-... Benj Mewbinney.. Maxwell's majority Coulson's Cornell's Shepherd's Lee's

454 461

515 423

of goose down, and gets the first premium for the best display of millinery—the first for bost collection of furs, and honorable mention for feathered cloth—all on the same goods. Now the question is, could it be possible that tbe committee in passing the superb display of Mrs. Walter, the nsat and chate case of Miss Raridan and the many choice furs on exhibition, and' make the lamentable mistake of visiting one or more of the many saloons MELODEONS FOB RKHT.—ScTeral good that abound on the Fair grounds and Piano

And children, too, whose thev'ts are bright. Hare early learned thoughts to write If with mankind you would converse And talk in prose and rhyming verse,

With ready pen converse at will, Then learn to use a business quill. If you would hold a higher placeamong the worthies of the race,

969 884 29 53 68 98 59

And up the rugged steeps of timo .. Tou wish with ease to surely climb, And be of use 'mong business men. Then learn to use a business pen.

Pierian waters all may drink. And linger round the coolie brfnt. If but their escort be the JMO, It's free and ready, use tkeir ke*.

SIBIOUS AeciDE*T.—During the firing of the cannon last night in the Court House square, a man named Henry Centeno, living on the Michigan road beyond the corporation line, a cigar maker by trade, in the employ of Speckman, on South Illinois street, suffered a fracture of the right arm and shattering of the hand by a premature discharge. The wounded man was carried to Metzner's drug store, where every attention was paid him, and Drs. Harvey, Sutter and Wright were called in. The case was finally given to Dr. Harvey, who thinks he can save the arm from the necossity of amputation. Centeno has a wife to support, and begged hard for the physicians to leave him his arms to work with. This is another of a series of accidents occurring at public meetings, and it is enough to compel a serious canvass of the propriety of doing away with artillery salutes.—/nd,

Jour.

DAKALDSON'S OTFICB, Oct. 8, 1867. The mail of Monday night brought the following claims for heirs of deceased persons:

Wm. Hiiss $100 Azuba Lewis 190 Anna M. Braswell 200 Prudence Truman 100 Mary Newton 100 John J. Miller Sarah McKeuzie Fr. M. Ferguson Mary Shirley Geo. Shirley Lucy A. Roper Nancy Bridges Lucinda Daniels Mary Tennis Catharino Swall 100 Geo. Carmickle 100

100 100 100 100 188 220 100 100 100

PENSION CERTIFICATES.

John S- Nelson $8 00 per mo Joseph Payne 8 00 Artemicia Brown 8 00 Francis M. Buckingham... 8 00 Aaron Trunerick 8 00 Charlotte A. Turner 8 00 Nancy Fre Land warrant, 80ac.

Bounty claims for discharged soldiers do not arrive large enough to publish Premium claims sent to the Agency at Indianapolis, as far back as September 6th, are not yet paid. f-3td ltw

tQr All the latest Styles Hats and Caps, in great variety, received daily at Sykes' Hat Store, and sold

Chtap far Cath.

7-dw3w.

NEW MEAT SHOP.—Jacob Layher has opened a new meat shop, two doors south of the National House, on Sixth street, where he will be pleased to serve his customers. day and evening, with tbe choicest meats of all kinds. dlw.

Vioo WOOLIN MILLS.—We have now on hands a lull stock of

Flannels, Blankets

Jtan», Satinet*,

and

Stocking Fanu,

av A TiwtiM ell BphtiuamnliM, by Or. Fanuworth, cent to any addreaa free. Addreas Dr. Farnsworth, box 114, Indianapolis, Ind. Se# bis advertisement

Jane 6, dltaw-Tb, wltam

|^T The finest display of Millinery Goods can be found

all

of the very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold ov any firat class manufacturers. Call and «ee. dwtf. 8. S. KENNEDY

Co.

The undersigned would inform the

citizens of Terre Haute, that she is prepared to make Men and Boys' Clothing on short notice and reasonable prices, at her residence, No. 86, North 5th street, south of the Canal. 9, dlw Miss MAGOXB CLOAK.

The largest stock of Mens and

Boys' Hats and Caps on tbe Wabash at Sykes' Hat Store,

to be told

Cheap for

Cash. 7-dw3w.

The members of the Mohawk

Base Ball Club are hereby notified to at* lend a regular meeting at 7 o'clock tt is evening, at their office on North Fifth street. By order of tbe President.

W. A. CRAWFORD,Sec'y.

DOMESTIC ECONOMT.—NO housekeeper or cook is fully prepared to enter successfully upon her culinary duties without having tfee^ Chemical Saleratus on hand. It relieves the mind «f much of the care and anxiety experienced by a skilful eook For sale by most merchants and grocers. It is better than Soda. dwlt.

NEW FIRM.—J. F. Depew has associated himself in business with Mr. I. Clatfelter, under the firm of Depew A Clatfeltor, at No. 61 Main street. With a full stock of Boots and Shoes, of the best material at the lowest possible rates, they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage. dlw-w2t.

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Bead Dr Whittier's advertisement in another column. april4-dwltaw-ly.

al»°

become so utterly oblivious to good taste now in store Call early at Kissner's and sound judgment as not to know the Palace of Music. difference between millinery, furs or goose down, if possible, be so good as toan-j After the Fair is over, we have swer the above and oblige a wondering something yet for the fkir of Terre Haate

portable style Melodeons

[8, dtf] S. 3t*aV*.

daily, at

S. STBAUS,

8, dtf No. 10 South Fourth street.

THE HIGHEST TBIBUTEOF ALL.—The fact that the thousands who thronged the recent State Fair pronounced the magnificent Cycloid Grand as the finest toned instrument they ever heard, is alone of far more value to me than all the silver medals put together. The rich and costly selection of Small Musical Instruments, was, likewise, pronounced by all as the finest ever exhibited at any State Fair.— Although a number of prizes could have easily been obtained, no article was enter* ed except the Carhart Organ, with Com* bination Key Board and Octave Coupler. When those, the popular voice of disinterested people, declare true merit to whom it belongs, all such in want of an unrivalled Instrument, should not fail to go to Kissner's Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street* d2L

j0-lt is a pleasure to deal with some men, and you feel when buying anything of a gentleman that he was doing you a favor in taking your money. Such a man is air. N. Andrews, at his Boot and Shoe store, on Main-street, between Fifth and Sixth-streets, Terre Haute. Everybody can be suited. Call and see. [lw.inc

FBESH OTBTXM.—Those expecting to indulge in the above luxury, will find them of an extra quality at J. F. Badg ley's, who receives them daily direct from Baltimore. dtf.

JUST RECEIVED—And for sale cheap at No. 63 Main street, 2 gross Cook Stoves, 9 gross Heatting Stoves, 1 gross Hollow ware, gross Castings, gross Grates and Fronts, gross Ironing Furna* ces, a new style, a No. 1. Come and see them. No. 63 Main street, opposite Old Court House Square. dwtf. W. W. SHANNON.

1ST A fine lot of Ladies' Enameled, Diamond and Plain Gold Watches, Chatlain and Leontain Chains also Watches and Jewelry repaired at H. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

REMOVED.—DEPEW & CLATFELTER have removed their stock of boots and shoes to 99 Main street, "V^arren's block third door west of Edsall'sJ dlw

GY* A general assortment of first-claBs Family Groceries just received at tbe Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets [dtf. NAYLOR

Just received a new and beautiful

assortment of Pearl, Coral and Etruscian gold, jewelry, at S. R. Freeman's old stand, 74 Main Street. dwtf

A splendid assortment of fine

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

When in need of Underwear,

•Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Ties, or anything in Gsnts' Furnishing Goods, go to Johnston & Miller's, No. 81 Main street, and buy them cheap, from the best stock in the market. dtf.

BASX BALLERS AND OTHERS, ATTEN TION I—1st. Nine prime Cigars,

market.

best in the

Young Merrill and Coquette

fancy goods, great variety just received lor the Fair at I. L. Mahan & Co's Drug Store, corner Sixth and Main Street. dtf.

Wben in search of something to

wear, don't fail to call at Johnson & Miller's, as they are now offering, at the low est prices, the best assortment of goods ever brought to Terre Haute. Don't forget, the No. is 81 Main street. dtf

To THE CrriXENao* "Vioo AND VICINITT I have the pleasure to announce the largest and best selected stock of STOVES ever brought to this city, and can say with confidence that my selections this fall are far superior, both in styles and design, than any heretofore sold in this market. My long practical experience in the stove trade has enabled me to select none but tho best, and purchasers can rest assured when they buy a Stove from my house, they will get none but tbe best which will be guaranteed, as I have none only from the. best manufactures, both East and West, and shall keep none but the best, which shall be sold at the lowest bottom prices. Call and look through, it costs nothing. Respectfully, 30d2w. R- L. BALL.

BILLY BABB AHEAD.-—And State Fair over, bat Terre Haute Commercial College open again, both day and evening. [7-d3t

§gf An opportunity is now offered the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity "to subecribe for Albert D. Richardson's new book,

"Beyond the Mimistippi."

The

book must speak for itself. XDOAB C. KNAPP, Sole ag't for Harrison township. [T-dlw

TEN DOLLABS REWABD.—Lost at the lair Ground a plain, gold ring, marked from J. W. B. to G. B. B. Tho above reward will be pud fort he ring by leaving it at this ofice. d3t ...

Unbolted Floar, it

G. I. Bip-[22-dtf

otio

T38£ MJUf&S .«

j^ PMh knd beaded Parasols by Bi* press, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

bons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimmifag at A. Nipperts. dtf

a fine as-

To Builders ar-d others,

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

Hoop Skirts 65 cents I

Whalebone

MOORE.

(9* I do not expect to supply the de' mand for stoves, but I expect to get a share of the patronage, especially if I sell cheaper than other houses in the city, and if you will only call and examine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, I will guarrantee you will buy. My stock is large and of the best manufactories, No. 63 Main Street, opposite the old Court House Square. dwtf W. W. SHANNON.

eighty dim

five cents at Mrs. L. Vol ear's.

Stoves cheaper, at 63 Mam Street

opposite the old Court House. dtf W- W. SHANNON.

HAIR JZWELBY. An enlarged book with the latest patterns, and a few sasfc pies of the manufacture also, Jewelry of the German fashions, at

JOHN R. FBEKMANS, No. 5 Warren's Block.

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

Remember tbe original Hoop

Skirt Factory is opposite tbo postoffice dtf-

tStT B. Weisz's Hoop Skirt Factory, No. 12 South Fourth Street, opposite the postoffice is tbe cheapest placo to buy Skirts and .Corsets in the United States. us" dwtf

Corsets at $1,00 dlw.

Mrs. L. Volger's.

H. M. POUND.

Those wanting peaches for can

ning will do well to leave orders with Ray & Bailey. They aro in reeeipt of them daily, as fine as peaches gro.w. dtf

pg* Go to Sykes' Hat Store and see his new Styles of Hats and Caps at

ces.

CashPri

i-v dw3w.

CHEAPEST AND BEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE CITY.—L. Goodman, No. 6 Union Row, second door west of Fourth street, has on hand the largest and best selected stock of Ready made Clothing and Gents' furnishing goods ever brought to this city Having secured the services of Robert Flinn, the well-known cutter of this city, he is proparei to manufacture to order Cassitnere and Beaver suits, Chinchillar and Beaver overcoats, &c., in a superior manner. He has a large stock of this kind of goods on hand.

Call and examine for yourselves. octl-d2w

dollar at Mrs. L. Volgers.

to one dim

Ladies' Hose fifteen cents

New and Fancy Balmoral Skirts

cheap, at NIPPEBT'S. [dtf Ladios call and soe our new Kid Gloves, Laces, Trimming Ribbons, But tons, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and Notions in general, at [dtf NIPPERT'S,

Those beautiful

plain Dress Goods

for suits, at Cornelius & Haggerty's. dtf

J®* Real French "glove fitting" Cor sets, the neatest thing yet, just receivod at Cornelius & Haggorty's. dtf.

EDUCATIONAL.—Pnf. Spencer's Insti ute for young ladies will opon Monday, September 2d, in rooms opposite the Bald win Church on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio.

BAT J. & H. A. Davis, wholesale and retail dealers in White Lead, Red Lead, Litharge, Oils, Varnishos, Putty and Painters' matoriul, corner 3d and Main streets. dtf.

Cornelius & Haggorty are seling

all summer goods cheap, to make room for fall stock. dtf

New Goods just received this day

at Wolfe & Westfall'8, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf.

Peaches in abundance at Ray &

Bailey's. Call and got some before the season for good ones is gone. dtf

Best assortment of Hats and Caps

in tbe .city at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, dtf

New style Hats and Caps just re

ceived at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

6-4 Sacking and Opera Flannels

are to be had very cheap at [dtf. NIPPEBT'S.

By Express, a ehoice stock of new

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

ALE.—Marxen & Boldt have purchased the ,establishment of W. H. Eberle A Bro., and will continue tbe business of bottling Ale, at the same house, corner of Third and Cherry streets, where they so^ licit the patronage of the public. 19dlm

SHIBTS, SHIBTS.—Shirts at Riddle's.

People should bear in mind that

Erlauger & Bro. keep the best stock of clothiug and men's furnishing goods in tho city, at pricos to suit all. dtf

Mrs. L. Volger, having just re

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

Just received by Express, a fine

lot of those beautiful Bogwoods sets azid other cheap Jewelry, Pearl Sleeve Buttons, at G. H- Bascom's Street.

No. 151 Main dtf

Do you want an elegantly made,

beautiful fitting, and durable suit of clothing? If so, go to Johnson & Miller's, and leave your order—the place, 81 Main street. ...• dtf

Ladies and Misses Heavy Ribbed

Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts. dtf

£. dtf.

Pure Cider Vinegar at

Wrigbt & Co's, 155 Mainsticet.

PORTBAITS colored in Oil or Crayon.— Charges reasonable, and all work warranted to give entire satisfaction.

Call and see specimens at the City Gal lery, one door west of Barr & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets, dtf

I ^n'T cdtc^

Westfall's, 85 Main

street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf

FOB SALE.—One Frame Dwelling, ten rooms. One Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms in perfect order, location ^desirable— also, one Family Carriage, nearly now. For particulars, enquire of Cory & Mancourt. dtf. 0-R. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cbeap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle' 151 Main street. |, [d& or Go to E. R. Wright & Co's for a choice article of Green and Black Teas, No. 155 Main street. dtf.

jy 8-4 White CrapejMarefz and WhiU Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf COLLARS. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars and Cuffs

VW r.i.f

at RIDDLES. ust i' L"11,

(gf" Window Glass, Paints, Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and BrutheSf'ta large stock, and for sale at closo figures by BABB, GULICK & BERRY,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists.

|QrFall styles of Hats and Caps juSt received at Wolfe & Wostfall'", 8f Main treet, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1 dtf

1ST The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-suaN iug—one crate sold—two more t.-ij hand. Call and see them at C. I. RirLEY'S. ytf

Go see the fall style¥'*of Hats and

Caps at Wolfe

Westfall's, litb^MaiJi

street, Terre Haute, Indiana. I atf.

A choice article of Dried Peaches,

Apples, Prunes,and Cherries, at E. WBIGUT & Co's., May 25,dtf .W|X155 Alain Street.

Trimming Satins, in all colors, a

Cornelius & Haggerty's. Mf.

tST" Try DeLaad

eratus

Co.'s

healthy Sfixf-

at C. I. Ripley's. dtt.

USST All tho new colors and styles in Dress Goods can^be found at [dtf a

hurt'S.

FBESH BUTTER and Eoas can bo had atC. I. Ripley's. t&" Extra Fine Shore very Large Pickled Herring, just received, at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets, yi NAYLOB & MOOEE. dtt.

Mackerel and

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

17-dtf W. W. SHANNON.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TtTM. B. MANNING^.:'I

If BOC8E, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

A I N E One door Bast of the Star Grcccr TERRE HAUTK, TND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hai ging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and WallB Painted and CalcemlnetJ in Fresco Colors. Pianos *nd NatuJal Wooil Polished in the stjle of the Art. Gilding on Glass aud Japanned Tin, iu all Styles,

It will be to the interest of tUuHO who wish to have serviceable work done, to.call on nn Inlormation in buying dnd mixing colors, will luraished to P^poni TREE or CSAUOE. oc'JJtf

Biehardson's New Method

For the Pianoforte.

"Deserves our hearty recommendation." Musical lleview, Sew Tork "Unexceptionable in taste and style."

Dwight's Journal,Boston'.

"We quite endow Mr. Dwight's opin on." Musical World, Ncfr York "A School thit will do excellent service."

Spy, Wojcoster.

'•An improvement on all other Fiino books." Journal, Syraonse. "Possesses msrit not claimed by othfr works."

Herald, Cleveland.

"Common sense, plain talk, and bmvitv." Journal, Boston. "Presents many new and important ideas.',

Tablot, New Vork.

No long dry lessons, nor wearisome exorcts-s, but sprightly studies throughout, and 'charming melodies for practice at every sup. It.is all that can be desired: Price 83,75. Sent post paid. OLITEB DIT30H CO., Publishers, 277 Wash-, iogton tit., Boston 0. H. DITSON & C0- 711 Broadway, New York. 'Jdwteh

$1,000,000 IK WATCHES!

FOB SALE ON TBE POPULAR

O N E I E A N

GIVING KVEBY PATRON A

Handsome and Sellable Watcli!

We wish t} immediately dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certiika'tcs, limiug til articles, are placed in sealed envelope-, aud well mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles nam ed on their csrtiflovte up*n tho p.nyinent of Tea Dollars, whether it be a watch worth $1,00) or worth less. The return of any of our Certificates entitles yon to the article named .heteon upon payment, irrespective of the worth, and as no article valued loss than S10 is named on any certificate, it will at once be s^en that this in Jfo Lottery, hat a straightforward legitimate traasactloB, which may be partlripat. dIn eves by the most fastidious!

A single certificate will be sent by^mail, post paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five f,r SI, eleven tor $3, thirty-threo and elegaut premium for $5, sixty six and more valuable premium tor 810, one hundred and most superb a:ch for 31 fi. To Agents, or these wishing employment, this in rate opportunity. It is a legitimately conducted business, duly authorised by the Government, ani open to the most eireful scrutiny. Tiy ui.

oc9dw6m 1C1 Broadway, New York

WANTED.

TX7ANTED..-AGE NTS.—With

IT *m*il capital, in a money making busines*. 1 will give the b«st cbauco to makj mon-y in this :ity ever offered. Call on A. li. Ambrose, Boom 16 Bantin House, for ono ?enk only. o9d2t

25,000

WMaa

it-1

BABIES WANTED-

That are suffering aith pains in

Teething, Wind Colic, Summer Complaint, Ao., to cry for GBAND JIA'B SOOTHING 82BUI'.— It is only 26 cents. For sale by all Druggists. oc7dlm

^TANTED—500 MEN

ST. LOUIS, VAKDLAIA A TIBB* Atrre, RB. Cater COKTBACTOE'S Orrics, CoitijigviLtK, Sept. 27, 18 Five hundred men want-^ on the adnation of this line between Highland and Greenville, 111* 8tation WLrk to let at good prices. £. F. WIXSLOW, ocSdJw Chief Contractor.

AMUSEMENTS.

THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL

fgf" Finest lot of fiats and Caps in the SKIFF & GAYLOBD'S city at Wolfe

I N S E S

Will appear at

^DOWLING HALL.

Thursday tven'g, Oct. 10th,

hverytlun£ J*ew,

Novel and Attractlre. Programme.

•iMB|

elm i«»si on.. oeCdtd

gALE- OF LUMBER.

Deutsche MusitZoitung. Phila.

"A work of solid and enduring merit City Itam. Thila. "Will snpersede every other of the kind."

-1'

For the low Price of Ten Dollars I:

Without Regard to Value!

And not to be Paid for unless perfectly Satisfactory.

100 Solid Gold HuntingWatrhes $2W-to 1,000 100 Magic Cased Gold Watch°s 200 to S"0 100 Ladies Watches, enameled 100 to 80 200 GoldHuat'g Obron'ter Watches 24'J ta 300 290 Gold Hunt'g English Levrrs.... 20 to 2/0 309 Gold Hunting 1 upl-x Watches 1*0 to 2(H) 600 Gold Hant'g American Watches 10" to 250 600 Silver Hunting Loters GO to I5n 500 Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to 2'0 SO) Gold Ladies Watches.... £0 to 250 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines 5'to 7' 1,000 Miscellaneous Silver Watched 00 to 10' 2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 2.5 to 50 6,0U0 Assorted Watches,,-ill k!ni:s 10 to 75 tW Every patron obtains a Watch by litis ar rangement, coitias but 810, while it iuy bi worth $1,000. No partiality shown.

IB.,) *, 8 7.J

ANTED.—SITUATION.—A with family, who speaks the Gorman and English language, and is w» I posted in Buokkaeplng and Arithmetic, wants to get aMtuation either as Clerk in a Warehouse or as Salesman in 8tor*. Good references can he given.

P1*M* direct letters to "J •uSldtf Box 167, Terre-Haute, Ind.

OT--.

a? bo#

ttMsw*

uequ 'i

See

so ct«

C, M. B1CUAKDSON, Agent.

I it XJ A

The Genuine

O O

Tfcren! Haute

This Genniuo Play with all its original effects, will open in

DOWLING HALL,

,i:

Friday Evening Oct. iflth,

FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY I Introducing tho Grand x•

PARISIAN BALLET

Uudur tho personal direction of the distinguished Maitro de Ballet,

Mons. Fred. Zeigle,

^IIMDK tlie Grand March of

A A O N S! BY THE CORPS DE BALLET.

The Spectacle terminating with the Original .gical Transformation Scene, revealing the

Of Diamonds!

Black Crook Matinee,

Saturday Afternoon.

tickets? t^flatifleeC aO atid 35 Corns

Admission 60 CentB Reserved Scats 75 Cents Curtain ri«6j at a quarter before 8 o'clook.

FOB

Maj. J." St WARD, Agent.

oct 7dGt

FOR RENT.

REST—The

REST—The two-story lljiick Ujjr.vlliug IIous^ on Eagle street, tuf 'e door* e»st of 6th street, nearly opposite the N rmal School Buil'iing. Enquire at tl.e prem ises, or of J. Brown, corner &f (3th and Kaglo. oct8il&t

MO 11ENT—THE "UNION HOTEL, JL at Charleston, Illinois, has been refurnished and fitte-l op, and Is now in successtul opera* tion, and can ho rented ou reaB'nable terms. For .-particulars, apply to JAJ. HAT, rty27''if At tho Union Hotel.

FOR SALE.

Foil

SALE—The household furniture and Sa'oon fixtures of the KaiUoad Ei 'lisiije, east of tbe Passenger Dpo:. For par cular-. enquire on tbe premises. ocOdlOd WHlTED Jfc RB0N50N.

AUthe.mrplm J-jmbef on the State Fair Grtruada', will be bold^Vt «pUWIc ftuct:On on the groun t", Monday. Oct lUh, at 1 o'clook, P. M.

By order ot the Bj»r i, oo S.i.w JOS. GILBERT, Sec'y.

|7O.Et SALE-^^50 will buy a A- comfjrtablo little lionise in tbe eastern part of the city, near tho National lload, containing two good rooms and a kitchen, cistern in t!iu kitclieu. p.ml cellar under tho house. Apply at the News Room of this Office.

TjX)R -SALE 10,OUO Gallons of JL imported WINS, BRANDT, GIN, consistin Bhitlo'a.nd sel ,Wines, Sherry, Bordoaux, Claret, LH6dn and Burgundy, Port Wine, Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin, imported by ourselves, and warranted strictly pure, ty

G. WKISS *CO.,

Street, bet/ 8J Ith. Terre Halite, Ind.

T?OK SALE--Or exchange for JL other property-in or near the city, ene or two floUffltS and T.OTS on Fourth street, one square north of llws, itti goo 1 jbuines* locality, .Enquire of W. H. WOBl'HJNGtON, sfsdtf -Corner Fourth ff Cherry Streets.

TpOR SALE—A very .desirable

-L Res donee on Poplar street, betwee 6th and 7th streets. For further particulars enquire of Arba Holmes, on the premises. 25d2w

T70R

SALE—A Suburban Eesi

JJ di ncc.—I will offer for sale, a short t-mo, tjio Ute rosidfnee of A. Lange, Esq., containing five acres, good Orchard oflUO beariug Apple and I'car Tre-, Blackberries, Ratpberries, Strawberries and Grapes good Houses with nine rooms Cellar, out-buildings. Sc good well of water and Ciatorn, all ofV which I will sell on reasonable t^rmn. I'le^se call and examine the pre-nlses. tiep23dlojw2t J. V. l'ABKEB.

Fin

3K SAL E.—W have 40

Lots

AlcUaugbey and Roach's sab division.— Time easy provided a man wants to build. These Lore are large, 87 fnet front by 196 deep, being »b- lit t" ica as large aa other Lots on th* out tkirts of the Oily. They tr» hlgh: and nead no drainage. HICKCOZ 4 SCOTT,

Sopt 21 dim

TT^OR SALE.—Four three-story

JL .stor Uooms, on ilaln atroet, between 4tli und 7ili streets. il3dlm ALSO

FOP. S A LK—A I'welJing House on Second Street iliri-o -quarts South ot Main, containing eijht iooins, two porches, and ail in good repaii.— rueru eie ou tlio premises a good cistern, barn, woid-nbod, stable,

AC.,

FOR

WBI8HT, BRO, CO,, lmportors.

Ac. Euquire of HOSFOBD ft BBOWN.

SALE OR RENT —RARE

C/IANCE FOB HOTEL KEKPEB3.-I will S II or ilu Uut 1 kuown ai the St«wart House, Ter.re-Haute,. Iaalana, on reasonable termi. For particulars call on tho Proprietor, at the house. THOMAS McKRE,frop.

fj^^R SALE.—A CHANCE FOR

JL BITSINBdS.—Wishing to chango iny business I off'i my Stook of Agricultural Implements at a low figure. A juiaoa of enterpr!**, with a moderate capital, can du well. Ap^ly at No. l6 Main Street. J. A. T09TE. dtf w2t

SALE, FARM.-—On^fthe

Finest Farms in Vigo Couutty, containing 163 acres of riqh, §nd. higUx prodilctiva land, ftbotit ono«balf onder cu tivation. It Is situated on the KvauBvU!f4 Crawfordsville Bail Road, 6}^ mile. S^uth of Terre Hsnte, at Toung's Station.— The HuUroad running adjoining to, and Switch being on one end *f the tend, makes it valuable* Will bo sold low. Kc quire »f

CHAUNCKT CABB,

aug28d3m Terre Haute, Ind.

GOOD CHANCE TO INYEST

X\. iu a well Established Ho-iness. Wishing to retire trow business, 1 now oifer my entire stock of*Bo*ts and shoes for stle. The stock is new and ireiu'ly solucted, especially for the retail trade. Any person wi hlng to invest In an established buiines*. will find It to their advantage to call on mo soon, at my place of business, at No. 100 Main street, Terre IJaute, TnJ. aG 13m B. O. GliEBINEAU.

I^OR SALE.—HORSE.--A good

family horse, perfectly gentle, top Buggy and Harness. They will be sold low for cash or good paper Enquire at Coleman's Wagou Yard, tsrssref Mlt ssii-Psplsr itnMK'*' t41tf

FOR

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MILLINERY.

NEW YORK

Dress, Sacque and Cloak

.•j*-.

CUTTER!

,(on scientific principles, and warranted to

GIVE SATISFACTION!

finejtfsortment of

LATEST StlfLE .TRIMMINGS

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

M.A.WALTER

•.

CHEAP MILLINERY NEW stock op tub

A E S S E S

THE

CHEAPEST l\ TIIK

CITY

lAt No. Ho Main Street.

(UP STAIRS.)

MISS 81LL1B HASTINGS.

i-.f£

THE ADVANCE,

The new National religious paper, has already recured a character and circulation worthy of i* name. Bev. WL W. Patton, D. D., is its editor-ia chiof. and amongitr special Rod Its rrgul»r contributors are Bev Joe. P. Thompson,

K«T.

Horace

Bnshrell, Prof. Taylor Lew s, Itev. J. P. Gulliver, Pres. G. F. Magoun, Rev. John Tod.!, Prof. Idw. A. Park, Bev. N. J. Barton, ••. J. M. Startf vant, llev. Lyman Whiting, B»v. Laonard W." Itacon. Bar. Isaac P. I.angworthy, Grace Greenwood, Sydney K. Holmee, Mrs. Julia P. Billart, etc., etc.

Splendid Premiums!!

are offend for Club* of any elie O—vasnrs leceire TWO

DOI.LARS

iu premium* for each smb.

scribcr. The Premium List include* 3olid Silver Waie, Ticlcuur and Fields' Boot*, Prang'i t'hromos, Anthony's Stereoscopes and Yiews. Maiuni Hamlin's Organs, Gold aud SQvor 'Elgin Watches, Stack's Pianos, Bradley'e Croquet Sets, Willcox A Gibbe-sind Florence Sowing Machinee, Webster's Dictionaries, Ctaig'e Ijfcroscopee, Limb's Knitting Machines, etc. Clnfe%- are fom lag in from all parts of the couatry. Those who start soonsit do ba»t. Specimen coplts sent free. Addreos THX ADVANCE COMPANY, dw3t 25 Lombard Block, Chicago.

J. M. WAITRB,

CHAS.

SrpiNonooiBN, H.

ABNOLO,

Gen. Manager. Arch), a l^culp. Man. Stonework

Walter, Epplnghonsen ULUT WKITIBK

Co.,

Steam Marble and Line-Staie W»rks, Stone Building Work, Vaults, Statue*, Monuments, Head-stones, Mantles, at pri«M lower than any other Works in thl* State, aa our facllitices are greater. Alio Importers of Scotch Granite Monuments, Marble Works (latabllaiei 1948) aear the

r. •.

Stone Tard and Steam Works at tbo T. H. API. Freight Depot, TffiKRE HAUTK, IND. The Trade supplied with Sawed Stine and Marble at Liberal Bate*. 03d3m

DRY COODS

STATE FAIR

Sept. 30—Oct. 5.

I :-ijr i,.i il

:h.: '-r.: n-AJT8

Having just opened a Complete

FALL STOCK

I •»,

SALE—^Two Milch Cows.

Enquire of J. J.

WEBSTER,

North 14th

Street, next to G. Beigler, or »t J. SUru,' on £»it filaiu Street, aoxt to Canal. jezSdtt

l?OR SALE—Four Frame House#

J. One of tit, t«ro of sis, and one ol seven rooms. I will sell these houses verv low, and on reasonable ttrms. Apply to T. J. FOBBEST,

M-ltf Near corner 3d and Ohio Street*.

s'-M'sS iterttt Jai legume

llliFi W

OF tr-ZiiW

DRY GOODS.

We are well, prepared for Ihe

iCROWD OF VISITORS

to the city during fchja

a a W

We Bhall expose our entire stock at prices

Exceedingly Low,

"'that all may take borne some1

CHEAP GOODS

FROM

'Th« Boston Store'

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

BOSTON -«i- STORE SAITOH

WALMSLKY

.111 JMaltt Street.

MONUMENTAL.

rriHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent JL

for the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE Mobumskts.

This material i*

Iwsiii

ukabU. It W

IVsMf tikgamt aarfslistupfWh of imkighmt poHsk of anr known material. It* chtaf *oa*Utaents ara the same as Cleopatra's. Needle, and Fompey'* Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, Which still remain MMfaiKririsd ky

TUB 8AVAGE8 OF CBSTPRIRM. Th* superior beauty aad durability of this material le causing a demand for it in th*. Eastern States, where it is being adopted by'the wealthier clasees in preference to th* Italian Marble.

A specimen ol this Granite may t» se*a at tho Adam* Kxptea* Office. Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt atntlo Adilreas, JAMES 1. WILSON, »d J- tt Box 7:«4, ^»rr» HaM*. Ind.

jypRCHANT'8 DESPATCH, Fast Freight XJtae,

ESTABLISHES 1S66.

AMBICUF

KXPKKSS

VTF.

PBOPBIROS*.

FOBWABD GOODS

From Sew York, Boston,

And all p' ints in th* New England State* to all points in th* W**t and South-west, Next la 8peel to the Begvlar Express tea|Htay,

For latesand all other informatlra. apply to V. SHE WH Alt KB. Aftnt, C*r. Main and Ninth, Sis., T*rn Hants. B. Oninu, Sup'i,

Buffalo. *el8iSm

HAT» AND CAPS.

EW TOR At AT STORK

Joseph C. Yates,

JUST IN RECEIPT OF_

Mens' Hat* ot m. kind*,

Boy*' Hat* ot all kittda."""" Mliaea' Hat* of all klnda/ Infanta' Hat* of all kinds, aad at all price*. llats mad* to order oa ahsrt sslke, Osat

THE 8 PR IMG STILES. Cast side PnWie rtqnara Term HanU." I ad. oov «7dtf

PAS AND STEAM PITTING,

VJT Maia Stmt, betweea Sth aad 7th,

FREDERIK GEIGER.

Having employed tbe *ervk** of J. B. Ferguson, a well known practical workman, he ie no* prepared to execute all orders In th* above busineesr with prompts' and di*F«t«h., oct3dlj

•i .X'ual&M* j»t