Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 October 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Tuesday Morning, October 15th* 1861

EAlIiBOAD TIME TABLE.

TEBEE HAUTJ5 AND IKDIAKAJ?0EI6» AEETVI.

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2:30 A. Express 0:45 A. -«al1

LEAVE

TEAVC. '-•.10 A. Accommodation iUo P.

TERBE-HAUTE

Eastern,through,daily at...

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10:50

I, m.

3:10 P- Express ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TEBBE HAUTE. ABBIVK.

2-20

A. W.

H-60 r. Ki.'.'Mattoon Accommoditfon... 11:00 F. Express EVANSVILLK AND CKAWFOEDSVILLE-^

...4:20 P. _2:66 p.

Mail

KOCKVILLE EXTENSION

LEAVE. t:60 P.

AREIVE.

..11:00 A.

POST OFFICE

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

EMAILS CL08B.J

2®.J? P'

Eastern, way mail daily, at £00 Cincinnati, daily, at ffif Western, daily, at Bockvillo and way mail, daily at.......... Evansville and way mail daily, at...4.... ilerom,Monday and Thursday, at i.w r. ». Howesville, Friday, at 7-00 p' Asliboro, Monday, at

fes'cK

.....:.*12:15 630 p. 6:30 p. 6 30 P. 3:20 p. a 12:15 3:20 p.

Eastern, through daily, at... Eastern, way mail, daily, at Cincinnati, daily, at •Western, daily, at Kockville and way mail, daily, at Evansville and way mail, daily, at.

VIJ1U IIUU "J —-, AA T» *.« Meiom, Wednesday and Saturday, at... 6.00 p. Howesville, Friday, at Ashboro, Monday, at

Marauttll, Uaiiy at ,•••••••

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

X* Bankruptcy—Estate of J. R. Youmam. OoM Pens—Morton's.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

S/aT The City Council meets in regular

session this evening.

Qfiz* The Lagrange-Brignoli opera troupe coraei on Saturday evening next

Hon. Dan. Yoorheos is on a

grimnge to Washington.

This is positively the last night of

tho Black Crook at Dowling Hall. Those wlin have not seen it may not have the opyovturiity soon again.

t®" A petition asking Congress to impeach and remove Andrew Johnson is circulating in New York. General »8ige! is one of the signers so is Wendell Phillips, General Walbridge, William C. Bryant and Henry Ward Beecher.

S@T Wo see it in the papers that Mr Voor^ees, the ex-Congressman ,w&s speaking in Columbus, Ohio, when a regimental flag was brought upon the platform lie wrathfully told tho offender to "take that thing away."

6®" The sportsman, ever keen in the pursuit of game, hardly waits for the expiration of the prohibitory law, till with "dog and gun" ho is on tho trail of the feathered tribe. Some of our sportsmeD have Deon quite successful in quail shooting.

'Tho Democracy of the West are bowline: for repudiation. The Democrats of New England are damuine repudiators to everlasting perdition. Their princis pies respecting the rational debt depend good deal upon how their spare funds aro invested.

Tho wonderful Democratic reac

tion in Maine dwindles down, as accurate figures come in, to infinitesimal proportions. Out of the general State officers, they have not ono of the Congressman they have not one of 31 State Senators thi:y have only three, and of 151 Assemmen they muster only 43.

Tbs return game of base ball be

tween tho Cincinnati and Western Clubs was played on Saturday at Camp Burnsiile, and resulted in favor ol tho Cincin* i!iti Club, by a score of 17 to 15, after throo hours hard playing. Tho play is said to havo been tho bost made by any club in tho United States.

rar John Talbot, an old citizen and wealthy farmer of Montgomery county, i^idinq'near Crawfordsville, jumped into a well fifty feet deep on Friday night, but n? there was no water in the woll, did not drown. Ho went down head foremost, ami was taken out alive next morning, but died soon after.

Gtjr Tho Southwestern District Fair bo!M, Evansville last week, was pecuiiy successful. The display of horses \v:.s .1 i'iuhiro. Capt. Dexter's horse, John A. L. gan, won the citizens' purse of $200? tor trotting in harness, best throo in five, .a iiim straight heats. Time—2.36J, and 2.33J, on a half mile track in *hnro of a figure eight.

ice- A. lady, belonging to the higher .iobi'ily, who has lately become a widow, ud who, since iter death, has been deprived by unfortunate events and by conliding tru»t, of a fortune once considerable, wishes to msko the acquaintance of a rich gentleman with whom, when united^ she would be enabled to satisfy those claims on life which ho formerly enjoyed.

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CIRCUIT COURT.—The Cin/uit Court, Judge Thompson presiding, watf in ses* sion yesterday. The criminal docket was called through in the morning and a few up important trials had. The civil docket was called through during the afternoon and considerable business dispatched by defaults, agreements, &c. Tlie Grand Jury reported several indictments before the adjournment of the court in the afternoon, The court will sit at 9 A. M. today. tm »t» ffff Tho voting on Tuesday last was quite tedious in consequence of tbe Registry law, and it was about as much as one could do to bold on long enough to go through the ceremony of voting. We have no doubt many were deterred from going to the polls on account of the length of time that would be consumed in voting. We free that the same difficulty was experienced in other places. Various remedies are suggested, to vote two in wards, and to number the voter recol-

day. or na^es on the list, and each voter recol- j0J[

lect bis number, and call it out at the polls

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Office open on Sunday from 8 to 9 A M. All iaail» close on Sunday evening at 6 P. *.

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Tho horse fair and trotting races

commence on Friday of this week.

gjejg"' But one caso in tho Police Court yesterday, of so trivial a nature that it is not worth mentioning.

flYgy- Tho local editor will be absent a couple of weeks. His department is left in good hnnds.

Ufgr- The South B§nd Register is out irt an editorial article on the subject of- horse racing at fairs It condemns the practice in strong language.

Rhoridan'.i staff officers say. they

never befora saw so many boflUtiful ladies K! Kt Brooklyn. Gen. Sheridan nrnl staff •\nvrr visited Torro Haute.

six are in process of construction.

gugjf Prayer Meeting every morning) Sundays excepted, from 9 to 10 o'clock in the Young Mons' Christian Association Rooms, corner of Dth aud Main streets.

These meetings, suspended during the heated term, were reorganized by a very interesting ona yesterday morning. It is thcintontion of tho young men to continue them during the winter, and they cordially invite all who feel an interest in havng a daily prayer meeting in our mid jof whatever denomination they may be, to come up and help sustain them.

If you cannot spend au hour, spend ten minutes in this place of prayer. "Whoever will, let him CJine."

The September number of "The

Casualty," a little sheet published by the United States Casualty Company, of New York, has beon laid upon our table by M. A. Crane, Agent for this city. A glance at the fourth page of this sheet will give "some idea of the work this Company is doing, and of the benefits accruing from Accident Insurance. It has already paid several losses in Terre Haute, an acknowledgment of the last of which appears in another column. It is tho only Mutual Accidental Company in the United States, and has lately declared a dividend of 12$ per cent to policy holders.

At tho Fair at St. Louis on Satur

day the purso of $300 for the fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding, going five times around the arena, was won by Sir Walter—time 1.48J. The second and third prizes were won by Rolla and Rosa Gold Dust.

Rolla and Rosa were tied, having made tho second best time in 1.52 each. A second trial was had between them, resulting in a second tie, cach trotting in 1.50. As they both belonged to L. L. Dorsey, and the premiums would both go into the samo pocket, no further trial was had Thtre were seven entries.

Five hundred barrels of highwines

were recently seized by the Revenue officers in New York and taken to a bonded ware house. This, in connection with the enormous frauds that are daily being committed on the Government is likely to lead to the detection of a gigantic swindle oh the part of Western whisky men. A plan had been concocted to get 15,000 barrels of fraud whisky on the New York market, tho spirits to be dispatched in separate lots of 500 barrels each, consigned to different persons. The first lot has b*en seized and placed in a setiure place. These packages purport to hava been- regularly inspected in the 2d District of Ohio. No owner has yet appeared to claim them.

•MARRIED.—In this city on the 1st itilt. by Rev. S. M. Stixson, Mr. MARION W. EPPT to

MRS. S4RAH

HUTOHENS.

DIKD —At St. Mary's, Ind., SatoVjj^ October 12th, 1867. of disease of

t^e

HITVI-ever met in the ageing for contributions." A.S to '-large

show business, mid we cordially command cities'' being the only places to hold State him to the kind enumeration ot our j,airSj

brethren of the prrss, v. bo will always they are no more exempt from the "tempmeet him oa his nrrival in town, paying Nation to double prices" than other places, bills in advance of the exhibition. The regular prices of large cities aro plenty large enough, and the experience of ^Ve very soon miss the Town people generally is, that the most they reClock when it refuses to give us the time

Ceive

with or without striking. We under- ing extremely high prices. stand the clock is n..w receiving a tborough cleaning, and in a diiy or two^it will 1 TERBE HAUTE, Oct. 14, 1867. be in complete order to resume its func Received of M. A. Crane, agent of the lions as a regular chronicler of the pas-) United States Casualty Company of New sage of iimo°

York

The water is so low in the Ohio, Umbrellas just received. These goods are at the Louisville falls, ihat the bridge con-

tractors are laying a railroad track across, ally kept. Provide yourself with one befor use in the transportation uf material foro the rniny season commences. for tho piers of the bridge. Eight of these

are now twelve feet above the water, and

IS1™ 1° *11 probability the ihioves and scoundrels whowero bare during the Fair went to St. Louis and operated tliero during tho Fair weok. They were in force and very successful in their vocation.— Tlio St, Louis Dispatch says the city was never before visited by so many of tho craft, including some of the most distinguished, men worth fifty and sixty thousand dollars, every cent gained by thievery, They acted in concert and gangs of from three to eight were banded together a,.d worked diligently in the transfer of cash and valuables from other people's pockets .to their own. The most experienced detectives and policemen were placed on duty, but the thieves were thicker than the policemen. A deputy constable was relived of a fioo gold watch, but he begged the papers to not publish his name.

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JOSEPH A. ZOLLXZZI, in tho 53D year of of his ago M, 4'*^*

STATE' FAX~^».»— THA Chicago Times makes the following "comment* upon the influences of State Fairs:

Tb.ere are undoubtedly some benefits accruing to these exhibitions but there are not half so many benefits as, and there area good many more evils than, there should be. The advertising feature, and the doubtful morality of the race track, are elements difficult of separation from fairs. The characteristic, however, of doubled charges and depreciated accommodations can and ought to be reme died. If there are towns which cannot live and flourish without tho privilege of an occasional raid upon the public wallet, it would be much moro decent to let them die, or else let them pass around a begging*paper, asking for contributions to their support. The public would much prefer this form of charity to one in which there is an assumption, on the part of the recipient of alms, of a reciprocity. The only place to hold State fairs is in large cities, in which there is no tempta-

double prices upon the advent

few hundreds or thousands of visitors,

that it can be readily fouad. We can congratulate ourselves that at the late fair in Terre Haute there were no jg^-Tbo irtot exhibition of tlio Black "double charges," neither did we take the Crook will bo gi*'«n HI Dowling Hall to- "privilege" of makiag a "raid upon the night Mr. Daw, tho managing propri-j pUfoUcwallet," and we have not been etor is onu of the mast courteous and lion-:

0bijged

to pass around a "begging paper

think is a good deal doubtful, as

in large cities i3 the pleasure of pay-

seventy-five dollars, which I hcreby acknowledge as compensation for all

|®*In the pigeon shooting match on ciaitn-s I have or may have against said Saturdav, at St. Louis, between Shannon I Company for injuries received on the 2d of St. Louis and Taylor of New Jereev, of September, 1867. 15dlt. SAMUEL MERRY.

the St. Louii rnarlisman beat the Jerseyman by three biids, and pocketed the $200. Another nritch was made up be. tweon the same shooLors for $1,000, to come off yesterday.

Cod fish, at Ray and Bailey's. 15dtf.

Pine Alpaca and Scotch Gingham

better quality and finish than are usu-

SAXTON & WALMSLEY,

0cl5dtt'_

111 Main St.

Cranberries-

-first of tha season, at 15dtf.

Riiv and Bailey's.

|©"-Merino Underwear in great variety for ladies, gents, misses1, children and in fants. Call and see a fine assortment selling very cheap.

SAXTON & WALMSLEY,

ocl5dtf 111 MaiuSt.

REOPENING OF CORINTHIAN HALL.— Mr. August Bu3hmann has refitted and put in perfect repair the above named establisbment, where will be found at all times the best of foreign wines and liquors.

Free lunch this evening at 8 o'clock. OCl5dlt

®sgr Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Pomeroj h^.vo located at the corner of First and Oak streets, where they will be pleased to mee" their Iriends with oil kinds of sew' ing, including men and boyt clothing. 15d2t.

For

nice parlor Stovo go dwtf

Thiell's.

ftfgr Fine stock of Paisley and Broche Shawls, at 13dtf CORNELIUS & HAOQERTY'S.

Many who were unable at the re

cent State Fair to hear the splendid Cycloid Grand placed on exhibition by Mr. L. Kissner, visit his store daily to listen to the tones of this truly magnificent inv strnment. In sweetness of tone, the same time great power, this instrument has simply no rival here either among Square or Grand Pianos. [d2t

SfcaT" Go to W. H. Thieii Stove Store and seo the Atlanta Cooking Stove just out. Solo agency for Terre Haute. dwtf

Shoulder Shawls, Breakfast Shawls, Heavy Double Shawls, a splendid assortment, at 13, dtf CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY'S.

For all kinds of Stove Pipe and

Elbows, go to Wm. H. Theill. dwtf

FOR RENT-—The rooms in First Na« tional Bank Building, now occupied by the Tolegraph office. Appb' at the Bank, dtf

A rich line of Dress Goods, at re

duced prico.«, at 13, dtf CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY'S.

For anyLhing in the Stove or Tin

ware line, lower than the bottom prices, goto W. H.Thiell, No. 8 North Third Street. dwtf

"Danton" Kid Gloves, all sizes and

and colors, at 13,dtf CXRNELIUS & HAGGERTY'S.

and cheap, at

13,dtf

Fifty cents is only the price a good twenty Spring Ladies' Skirt at Weiu'l Hoop Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. dwtf.

Ladies, it is no use to pay a high

price for common Store Skirt, when you can get the best Hoop Skirt made at a low price, at Weill's- Factory, opposite the Post Office. dwtf.

Corsets for seventy-five cents at,

Unbolted. Flour, at \R. WRIGHT

'JJ-S I

Co's.,

"Htf 155 Main street

Go to B. K. Wright & Co -or

a choice article of Green and Black Teas.

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Fresh Oysters received daily iit A

J. Woodmansee, by the can and half can 48 Main street. [ll.dlw

BRING ON YOUR HOSSES.—Thomas E. Lawes & Co., at Conner's old stand, corner of Third and Cherryjstreets, have se-

cured the services of some of tho best ... shoers in the city, and are prepared to do

horse shoeing and all kinds of job work in the very best style. All work warranted to give satisfac tion. Give us a call. dlw

Parlor Clocks, Bank Clocks, Din

ing Boom Clocks, Kitchen Clocks, Alarm Clocks. In fact ihe place to buy a clock, is at the old stand, 74 Main Street. dtf S. R. FREEMAN.

LIVE AND LET LivE.-^Sorne say we live for something good to eat. To those as well as others, I would invite alljto give me a call, at tho City Restaurant, on Main street, opposite H. Hulman's Wholesale Grocory, basement Mechanic's Block, No. 3, where can be found all the luxuries of the season, and served in tho best style possible. Also, the best Oysters in the city, by the dish or can. B. BUSSELL. 10-dlm.

£&»The largest stock of Mens and Boys' Hats and Caps 011 the Wabash at Sykes' Hat Storo, to be sold Cheap for Cash. 7-dw3w.

18^- Miss Winhardt would respectfully notify her friends, and the public generally, that she is now ready to receivo the names of those who wish to receive instructions in Music. Strangers and others unacquainted wuh her ability us a Teacher, will receive satisfactory references by calling vtt the Palaco of Music, south side of Public Square, Terre Haute School to commence 14th of October 1867. 10-dlw.

VIGO WOOLEN MILLS.—Wo have now on hands a lull stock of Jeans, Satinets, Flannels, Blankets and Stocking Yarns, all of the very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold by any firet class manufacturers. Call and see.

dwtf. S S. KENNEDY & Co.

t&F The finest display of Millinery Goods can be found daily, at S. STRAUS, 8, dtf No. 10 South Fourth street.

A general assortment of first-class

Family Groceries just received at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf. NAYLOR & MOORS.

A. splendid assortment of fine

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

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

V& 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

When- in need of Underwear,

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

BASE BALLERS AND OTHERS, ATTENTION I—1st. Nine prime Cigar3, best in the market. Young Merrill and Coquette fancy goods, great variety just received lor the Fair at I. L. Muhan & Co's Drug Store, corner Sixth and Main Street. dtf.

When in search of something to

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

All the latent Styles Hals and

Caps, in great varioty, received daily at Sykts' Hat Store, and sold Cheap for Cash. 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 bis customers, day and evening, with the choicest meats of all kinds. dlw.

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 MAGGIE CLOAK.

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

ley's.

Some rich Cloakings, New Nobby

CORNELIUS & HAGQERTYJS.

Persons desirous of securing

board in a private family, in a pleasant locality and near the business portion of the city, can find accommodation by addressing box 381. d3w.

ffjf After the Fair is over, we have something yet for the fair of Terre Haute, at [8, dtf] S. STRAUS.

(9" Just received a new and beautiful assortment of Pearl, Coral and Struscian gold, jewelry, at S. R. Freeman's old stand, 74 Main Street. dwtf

(0T B. Weisz's Hoop Skirt Factory, Ho. 12 South Fourth Street, opposite the poatoffice is the cheapest place to bay Skirts and Corsets in the United States. dwtf

MTTo Builders and others, a fine assortment of fancy and common grates for •ale cheap, at 63 Main street. 8,dlw W- W.

SHANNON.

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«®-J?lain and baadi&d E*ra6Ql* by

Weisz's Skirt Factory. dwtf. press, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf

Now Bonnet and Trimming Bib-

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

Goto Sykes' Hat Store and see his

new Styles of Hats and Caps at Cash Pr ces. dw3w.

Hoop Skirts 65 cents to eighty

five cents at Mrs. L. Volger's. dim

Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Street

opposite the old Court House. 'r dtf v- rW. W. SHANNON.

HAIR JEWELRY. An enlarged book

it at pa an a am

pies of the manufacture also, Jewelry of the German fashions, at JOHN R. FREEMAN'S,

Skirt Factory is opposite tho poatoffice. dtf

Whalebone

Mrs. L. Volger, having just re

turned from New 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 wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady friends at her rooms, five doors south of tho uoitoflice. lm

a®* JusL received by Express, a fine lot of those beautiful Bog woods sets and other cheap Jewelry, Poarl S eovo Buttons, at G. H. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf'-

Do you want an elegantly made,

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

Ladies and Misses Heavy

Cotton Hosoat A. Nipperts.

EDUCATIONAL.—Prof. Spencer's Insti uto for young ladies will open Monday, September 2d, in rooms opposite tho Bald win Church on Fifth street, between Main and Ohio. gijg- J. & H. A. Davis, wholesale and retail dealers in Whito Lead, Red Lead, Litharge, Oils, Varnishes, Putty and Painters' material, corner 3d and Main streets. dtf. jSaf New Goods just received this day at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre H:iute, Indiana. dtf.

gSgf Peaches in abundance at Ray & Bailey'3. Call and get some before the season for g-jod ones is gone. dtf

Best assortment of Hats and Caps

in the city at Wolfo & Westfall's, 85 Main straet, Terre Ilaute, Indiana, dtf

New style Hats and Caps just re

ceived at Wolfo & Westfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Huuto, Indiana.

6-4 Sacking and Opera Flannels

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

By Expres?, a choice stock of new

r.nd fashionable Dross Goods, at A. Nippert's. dtf. AI.E.—Marxen & Boldt have purchased the establishment of W. H. Eberlo & Bro., and will continue the business of bottling A1p, at the same houso, corner of Third and Cherry streets, whero they solicit the patronage of Uic public. 19JI

FOP. SALE.—Ono Frame Dwelling, ten rooms. O^o Brick Dwel'ing, twelve rooms in perfect order, location dosirablo— also, ono Family Carriage, nearly new. For particulars, enquire of Cory & Mancourt. dtf.

Jgrlt. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle' 151 Muin 3treot. [dtf.

Go to E. R. Wright & Co's for a

choice article of Grecrh and Black Teas, No. 155 Main street. dtf.

8-4 White CrapejMaretz and Whit* Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf COLLARS. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars, Bdy's Collars, Collars and Cu uD at KIDDLE'S. [dtf.

(ST Fall styles of Hats and Caps just received at Wolfe & Westfall'*, 85 Main treet, Terro Haute, Indiana. dtf

Window Glass, Paints, Linseed

Oiij Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, in largo stock, aod for sale at close figures by BARR, GULICK & BERRY,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists.

SHIRTS, SHIRTS.—Shirts at Biddle's. r. [dtf. fgfThn Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seal«i ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see them at C. I. RIPLEY'S. [dtf

Go gee the fall styles of Hats and

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

10* A choice article of Dried Peaches, Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at E. B. WRIGHT & Co's,

May 25,dtf 155 Main Street. & $ fty Trimming Satins, in all colors, a Cornelius & Haggerty's. dtf.

Try DeLaad & Co.'s healthy Salit C. I. Bipley's

eratus at

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Dress Goods can be found ut [dtf NIPPERTS.

FRESH BUTTER and EGGS can bo had ||M

LADIES, call and see Frink'a Patent Texas Ironing Furnace sets in ^our heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of the age. You can do your ironing with five cents' worth of fuel. Sole Agency No. 63 Main street. 17-dtf W. W. SHANNON.

PEACHES and GRAPES arrive daily at C. I. Bipley's. dtf. ier The great remedy for headache earacche, toothache, neuralgia, fever and ague, cramp, cholic, pains and cramps in the stomach f&c. The Bombay Root of" Blodgatta, can be found at Wm. Clark's Barber Shop on Third Street, near the Buntin House. Persons wishing it can be supplied by him until my return.toJ.be State Fair.

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No. 5 Warren's Block.

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

Remember the original Hoop

Corsets at $1,00 dlw.

Mrs. L. Volger's.

gfegT People should bear jin mind that Erlanger & Bro. keep the best stock of clothing aud men's furnishing goods in the city, at prices to suit all. dtf

Geo. W. Beifsnider, at this office.

Ribbed dtf

fltjgr Puro Cider Vinegar at Wright & Co's, 165 Main sticet.

E. dtf.

§&* Those wanting poaches for canning will do well to leave orders with Ray & Bailey. They aro in receipt of them daily, as fine as peaches grow, dtf

8@r Ludios' Hose fifteen cents to one dollar at Mrs. L. Yolgers. dim.

pgf New and Fancy Balmoral Skirts cheap, at NIPPERT'S. [dtf

JSf* Ladies call and soe our new Kid Gloves, Laces, Trimming Ribbons, But tons, Embroidered Uandkorchiefs, Hosiery and Notions in general, at [dtf NirPERT's.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth ami Sixth. P. I'. Deck, 1G North Fourth streot. Leibing & Taenacr, near cor. Slain and 7th.

ROOKS AND STATIONERY. M. W. O'Connell, Main streot cast of Fourth. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. R. Garvin, Principal, Old Court Houso.

Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop, lIcElfrcsh, Dengler & Co., corner 9th and Eagle, noar Passenger Depot.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER John Armstrong, Ohio stroet, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph C. Yate^J South Third stroet. Wolfe 4 Westfall, 85 Main street. John H. Sykes, 113 Main street.

HOTELS.

City Hotel, corner Filth and Cherry. National House, cornor Sixth and Main. Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Buntin House, south-east corner Public Square. .Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Secondstrcdt, north of Mala.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Barr Coats, South Fourth street. R.4J)uckell,South Fourth street,

HOOP SKIRT FACTORY. B. Weisz, opposite Post Office. INSURANCE AGENTS. Havens 4 Co., corner Main and Fifth. M. A. Crane, Main stroet, east of Fifth.

ICE DEALERS.

Steinmobl 4 Meyer, north of Court Hons« Square 'lhos. S. Lupton, at Cory 4 Mancourt's.

JEWELLERS.

S. R. Freeman, 74 Main 6treet. John R. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block G. II. BaBCom, 151 Main Stroet.

MUSIC TEACHER.

A. Deprosso, atKissner's Palaco of Music.

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittman, 201 Main street.

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. J. Rife, corner 9th asd Main streets. MILLINERY. Mrs. M. II. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Sirs. SI. A. Walter, So Main street, up stairs. Mrs. S. Straus, South Fourth street. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jus. a. Wilson, P. O. Box 731.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Riddle, 151 Slain street. Mrs. L. Volger, south of Post Offioe. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE

RIES.

Claussen, Bichowsky 4 Co., Main street, near

6TB'

OMNIBUS LINE.

C. SI illcr, orders at Post Office.

PAINTERS.

Wm. B.OIannlng, Ohio St., East of 41 h.

PORTRAIT PAINTER.

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

PLUMBER.

R. Bnckell, South Fourth street.

QUEENSWARE,

Major B. Hudson &.Co., 139 Main streot. Hendrich Si Fellenger. 149 Main street. Brown Sc Melrin, 62 Main street.

RESTAURANT.

J. B. Oshe, 149 Stain street.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Bay Baily, Fourth street, South of Poat Office. C. I. Bipley, Main street near Cth Naylor & Moore, corner Ohio and Fourth. E. B. Wright it Co., 156 JUain street.

STOVES AND TINWARE. R. L. Ball, Main street. S. R. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O. C. C, Smith 4 Co 50 and 52 Main street. J. B.

Hagcrty 4 Co., 187 Main street. W. W. Shannon, S3 Slain street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Toote, G6 Main street. UNDERTAKER.

Iuac Ball, cornar Tbiid and Cherry.

WOOLLEN GOODS.

JohnK.Rslz 00 Main «»ra at.

not

are

ot C. I. Ripley's. dtf. 1 MIA RTF IV A MA*NSLLI A LAST BMKIIAII MtlffirtAItt

DR. JOUN THOMAS.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.}

ATTORNEYS. 'vj

Baird A Cruft, S2 Main Street. Meredith & Delano, cor. Main and Third. Kelson & Pierce, Phoenix How, Main St. Muzzy & d&ffell, Third et., under Maeonic Hall.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Yrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. Clift & Williams, corner Kiuth ftnif Mulbfrrv.

A E S

Frank Heinig & Bro., Lafayette Street.

BILL POST1JS

CARPETS, OIL CLO L'HS, &G. BrokawBroa. & Co., 103 Main Street. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. A. J. Welch, corner Second and Walnut. Scott, Oreji

Co., corner Main and First.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. James H. Turner, East Maiu Streot. John Haney fc Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS.

JosepVC. Kelly, No. 1 Howling Hall. T. C. Grover,'1 liird street north Main. E. F. Merrill, 107 Maiu street. John McFarlanu, at County Scales, Ohio street. Robert Gnegt, at K. L, Balls and McKeen & Paddock's.

Richard McElroy, southwest oor. Public Square. V. Butsch & Co—Samuel Merry, Agent.

CLOTHING.

Hartsock Bannister, 79 Main street 1 J. Wamsley, East side Public Square. Erlanger & Bro., near corner Main ami Fourth. Johnston & Miller, 81 Main street.

DENTISTS.

C.O.Lincoln, throe squares east Union Depot. R. VanValzali, 101 Main street. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and,4th.

DRY GOODS.

Tuell, Bipley 4 Co., corner 5th and Maiu street. W. S. ltyce& Co., 77 Main street. Brokaw Bros. & Co., 109 Main street. C. Wittig 4 Co.. 73 Main streot. A. Nippert & Co., 116 Main street. Edsall & Co., corner Fourth and JS'nin street Saxton & Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelius & Uaggerty, corner Main and Third.

DRUGGISTS.

Barr, Gulick & Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan & Co., corner Maiu and Sixth. J. i. H. A. Davis, corner Main and lliiril.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

VAdams, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mechanics Row. Merchants, T. W. Stewart, Agent, Main street, east of Fifth.

American, S. McElvain, corner Fourth and Ohio

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS. Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seatli, Smith &Co., near T. H. & I. and E. & C. R. E. Freight Dtf pot.

BABIES WANTED-

That aro suffering with pains in

Teethlns. Wind Colic, Summer Complaint, Sc., to cry for GBAND MA'S SOOTHING SYBOP.It is only 85 ceaU. For sale by all Druggists. oc7dlm

ANTED—500 MEN.

ST. LOCH,

UiJ

Skiffs to Let.—Two fine new Skiff?, gotten in th« safrst and mast comfortable style, with cushioned seat* *Bd two eetsof oars to each, Tetm* reasonable. Apply to

October l-4:tla. «8r 15tli, THE

GREAT SPECTACLE

W.. OF THE 1

BLACK CROOK!

Introducing a fnll

CORPS DE BALLET

Undo.- tho ifrriouul direction of the distinguished Maitre do Ballet,

Mons. Fred. Zeigle,

The wonlc ful DKMON DANGK, iWu:ch of

Tickcis to Matinee, 50 and 25 Cents.

Admission 50 Cents B,G3erved Seats 75 Cents Curtaiu ri-e at a quartiyr before o'clock.

the Magnolia White JLead.—

lt is a Snow )Vhitt Paiot, aud -tU wear ng qnali-'j

unexcelled. The extraordinary large

sale of tho "Magnolia," last season it sufficient guirantea that "it «utt« the people." The moat coraplota stock of l*-ad, Glass, Oil*. Varnishes, Colon, Brushes, ap-' indeed, all manner of Painter's goods, for sate lj

JiARIt, {{CLICK BSBRTf^

apr 24dtf Druggists.

Motb and Freckles.—The only reltabl') remedy For those jbrowa discoloration* on tha *ac« raited Moth Patchaa and i'rrck es la PICKRT'FT Jlifii AXD FBBCKL* LOTION. Prepared oVy by Hr. B. C. IIBUT, Dermatologist, 49 Bond Street, K««f Turk. Sold by Drogjlsts in Terra Ifaute, antel-ewberc. Price J2 per battl--,

Jy«Bai

W. -HOWARD MANNING,

l?dtf V"?* Corner 5th and Cherry Streets.

A S E E N S

A O O

Vi i-' _ZJ

«/.'

Positively Last two Sights!

MONDAY & TUESDAY EVENINGS,

"iliiin street, city of Tern Haute, UDU

St-ito of Indiana' bpfr» Jomss U. Muiky, Esq., Register, i)o the 12th day of Naverobi r, A. U., 1867, at 10 j'clock A. SI.

F°£,

BEN. J. STOONKR,

o-'lldit U. S. Marshal, Otst. ot Indiana.

.MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

fJlHE'ONLY PREMIUM

r- *r:

—FOR—

Family Sewing Machines, Was awarded to the

WHEELER A WILSO V.

AT TII&

STATB SAIB,

IULD

FORItlcCJaugbey

.OTE,

SSriLLC, t. 27,18 7.J

VANDLAIA &

TESKE HADTC,

CHIXP OOJIT»AOTO*'« Or«cs, Ooixins Sept. 27, 18 rive hundred men went on the graduation of this line between Highland and Greenville, Ills. SUtion w,rk to let at SO^P^VlNSLOW,

TSBBE HAl'TG

BY Till!

FOLLOWING

l)r.

COMMITTEE.

JICCOSNZLL,

member of the State Board of

Agriculture Mrs. D. WlLLlAESON, wife of Statu Atior cey-G^neral, and Mrs. CASAN, wif« of Br. Oacau, of Parke ounty—all parties of the high est order of intellixencr and social position,vrlicae opinion is worthy of consideration.

E. WILMOTH, Agent,

octll 58 South Fifth Street. •.

FOR SALE.

SALE.—The half interest

a ol p.«yug Saloon, known as the (l 1,' ou Second street, near tho Stewart iioujp. Th^ro i« attached totbeSaloou thecnly go.d Ten-fin Allt-y in tho city. For paitlcularf, enquire at ttio Saloon. 12dtf

OK SALE—-The household fur.

Uureiuid Sa'oon fixtures of the Kailroail Exchange, fA^t of tbo r&tuen^er D* po'. Kor par cular-t, etiqairo ou th* promiscR. ocOdlOd WUtTKD & BB0NS0N.

FcomfurtftLla

OR SALE—$650 will buy a

little Uou$o in the eastern part

of ttn city, near thq National Uoad, containing two good room* and a kitchen, ristcrn in th« kitoten, and collar under tiie house. Apply at tte M?ws lioom of this ffice.

T?O.R SALE--Or exchange for

Jt? othor prop, rty In or ne*r the city, ene or two fJoUSJM aud l^OTS on Fourth »treet, one sqtiaro orth of Afain, in a eoo Jim ines9 local ny. E- qtiirc or W. U. WOUTUl NOTOS, s2filtf ','orner Fourth ft Olicrry Streets.

OR SALE—A Suburban Resi

l^:o residence of A. Lango, Esq., containinz QTC aces, good Orchard of 100 beariug Apple and IV-ar Tro««, Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawberries aud Grapes good Houses with nine rooms ColUr, out-buihiiog Ac good well of water and Cistern, a'l of which will sell on reasonable termor i'leno call and examine the prenlsai. 8e]83]liiiw2t J. 1. I'ABKEB.

OR SALB.—We have 40 Lots

in, a

FOR

WANTED.

25,000

and Boach's sab divisl- n.—

Time easy provided a man wants to bnlld. These Lots arc largo, 87 fn«t front by 196 deep, being fib nt t^lreai large as other Lots on the out tkirts of the City. They are high and neai no rlramacs. U1CKCOJC SCOTT, ffept 81 dim

SALE, FARM.—One of the

1 iuost Farm* iu Vi/ County, containing' ua icre of rich and highly productivv land, about ne-ha'f under cu tivation. It is situated on th KTan-Til'r Crar.'ordaTlleltail Boad, 6% miles South o'TLtrre Haute, at Tonng's Station.— The Bailroad rniininir adioiniuic tor and a .Switch bnlng on ono tnd *f the lan. 1, makes it valuable' Will be loid lew. Eiquire «f

CUADKCtT CABB,

iiUK2Sd3m Terro llante, InJ.

GOOD CHANCE TOINVEST

2.\

ri-tlre from buslnew, I now offer tuy'eotire stock of Boats aud Shoe* for sile. The stuck ij new and carefo'Iy solocted, especially for tb« retail trade. Any poison wi hlng to invtct in an establUhed bOstnewi, will flad it to their kdrantage to call on ntt. *ooa, at my place of bnaineM, at No. ISO HtUn re«t, Terre ilaute, Ind. aGl3tn B, O. QOEUOEAC.

?OR SAL K.—HORSE.—A good

faintly horse, perfectly gentle, top Buggy an$ Harheis. They will be aalu lew for cash or good paper Enquiry at Coleman'* Wagon Yard. er ol 8th and Poplar street*. ltf

„c2dSw Chief Contractor.

,-ail

?.& iit

SALE—FourFrame Houses

One of Qte, two of six, and one of serea rooms. I will sell these hause* Terr low, aud on reasonable ttrntr Apply to T.

141lf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

FOR

EnftpiM r.f J. J. WEBSTER, North Hth Street, next to G. Beigler, or at J. Starts,' en East Main Street, nsxt to Canal. JeiiSdU

a 6 0 A!.• R'^soiis«is^«4

t. vW •.

.inUvtftr: b*a «s-".

The Pen ts Xiffhtier than the Sword."

THE GOLD PEN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.

Morton's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens in the World.

for tale at 26 MaidenLane, JVew- York, grid by every duly appointed slgent at the same prices.

Morton makes no fens stamped with the Name or Trademark of any other therefore, where an Agency is established, the public will be best stated, and at the same prices, by calling on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with full description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage.

f*-

the Grand

A A O N S

BY THE CORPS DE BALLET. Thri Spectacle terminating with the Orlglni M.igical Transformation Scono, revealing the Glittering Palace of Diamonds!

Maj.' i. 1 SEWARD, Agent,

oct TdCt

TN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS TS TO GIVE NOTICE, tliat on tho 15 day ut September, A. 1., 1S67, a Warrant in tlaukuptry was iisuetl atiaiiist tho Estate of J(-ase R. Yuutnaus. of Clititon Lock, in tha couotr of P.*rk«, an 4 Stato of nduna, who has been adjudged Bankrupt, on his own petition that tlio pajinent of aoy dobts and the dolirery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for liii uae, aud the tranater of any pioperty 'jy itiut it f«rbi-l«Jco law that a meeting ot tbo Creditors of the sii.l Bankrupt, to pror. th"'r e'jta and to chooso ouo or moro Assignee* of his estate, will to held at'a Court of Bankruptcy, to tio hot Jim at tha .aw cflic» of Uair! 4 O'rufi, numb.r

A. MORTON.

DRY GOODS.

"American" Print*

Fifteen Cents!

W O A S E

4-4 HUl's "Somper Idem,"

Twenty-three Ots

10 4 FINE SHEETINGS,

I E N S I

IB est Armures,

2 5 E N S

SAITOH

Walmslki

111 Halm Street.

NEW GOODS

Opened this week at the Popular Store ot

ED ALL & CO.

1 O O i*ieo©» French Merinos, in all the desirable shades, Bismarks, etc., etc. Prices, 75c, $100, $1,25 and $1,50, as cheap as In old times. Also English Merinos from 37} to 75 cents per yard.

A Large Lot of French Empress Reps, from Auction, in every color, at greatly reduced rates. Great Bargains may be expected.

Alpaca Poplins and

Plain Alpacas in every conceivable color and shade, from the Lowest Oust to tLe Finest Grade.

2Cpinfg-line»—A New and Beautiful Mourning article, never before exhibited in this market. Also. CRETONAS in different grades.

Ifish Poplins, Frencii

Poplins, Toil de Yen ices, Wool deLtines. together with all the lower grades of Dresa Goods.

Sillc and Wool Winciea

for Street Dresses, entirely new and ele gant.

CUSTOMERS

Who have examined our stock since the State Fair, will find it greatly increased by many Noveltiea.

T. .5 N-'

EDSALL CO.,

CT, B.—New lot of Cloaks and Shawls this day received by Express.

OVINIBU8 LINE.

FOB BEST,

BALE—Two Milch Cows.

B.MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LIKX.

Will attend to all calls lor trains leaving tha Oity, and also deliver pewengers ia any part of the city with care and dUbatch

All orders le ton the Slat, at the Post OSee,et as' I'm Store,

ay ruldenoe will be

••f 7T

r'vl