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

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urw[ay-86 ffllagt October l'Zilir 186*

The Klgtits or fiiopertjr of Mswifed Women. •She State ofelifcaow has manifest# an anllglitoned libejaJ policy in reference to tho rights_*tF*married somifl. Several

years ago |ho .Le^i*li4ui$that

tcom

State'

realizing tHq injustice of lav/a through the operation of which woman, ^possessed property when" single might lose the whole of it after marriage through her husband, of brt deprived of the enjoyment of it and its pfoflts, pas«ed« larw bv which the wife is secured in the enjoyment otW wife

from all liability lor the debts

of her husband and to Testrain husband from disposal of the property without the consent of tha wife. have not the statute before us, but think it also provided that the property which the wife might acquire after mar

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riage, as well as that which ate had before, should be free from liability for her

husband's dabu, and not subject to dispo sal by him. Ttjat faw was passed in 1861, and the impression was that it'Vested tho •wife with an absoluio control over her property as perfoct as if she Was sole an unmarried. The language of the statuto

is explicit and unlimited, and seemed confer upon the- wiie tho ?ight to protect her property by sliitj to transfer it by

deed and control without Interference its

proceeds and profits.

Since

the law was passed, matters ari

sing under it have ueen before the court?, and decMwra:fttf«ebe«»- rendered which show4t|ia,tjh%-jjife's control of ,her property ia-oot-ao absolute as was suppos*

ed. ::o~r Recently a marriwLwotnan in Chicago, the owner of^afeM, ntM 's transfer by deed, in her owu flange, without join ing hor husband in "tlid conveyance. lh validity of such a deed by a vife became a question'of law in the Superior Uourt ol Chicago a few days ago. Judgo Jamison

decided that the Jaw of ,4.8fii did not vest tho wif&-with pOVfwr^o *T!onVey her real estate without the consent and joinder of her husband irfttr fhll'^he conveyance executed by her was null and void.

It, is not our abjiflt to. question the cor rectnu3s of thisjdecijiap^^ut, if it is correct, then th^fltat^-Wr18(Jl has not accomplished what has been understood to be the object of its fraMer4«^hich'r so far as the language goes, was manifestly in tende to give tqjLmar^ied woman a con troi of her own property as'completely as if shii was a single woman. If she must aek htr-httsbHnd's COtiSffht.'and rrbo must juin her in du,ed tra^f^rripg lier proporty, she perfectly sub

ject to his coptrpl^^-t^statuto of 1861 did not eVisti* X"husband who is unreasonnbrtrOT |yrafiical*u&y bo "as diiectuul a burrier to her enjoyment and control ol nur property a'i If the law itself had de privod tier of it. sr,s '-v $f'| iu one rospecGHhercffs, ^eVhaps,

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equality or injustice (in this decision' which declu'res illegal a transfer by a wife without the joindef di? her husband for tho laws ^.IUiaojs jftftiuhe wife With a power to nullify the conveyance of her husband of his own real estate. He cannot make a valid fcSnv^yahte without her eons&htt-^nd ptpiraps it is no more than lair that she 'S&OTifd muke no transfer

without liis consent. There is another point whicl£bas been

raised under this statute of 1861., It arose in Olinton county in 1862 or 18G3. A married woman possessed- property in her own-right, a portion ofwhlch was leased, if wo renttaiber correctly. She brought a suit iu her own name, without Joining her husband, ugainsta party wno owed r«nt. A demurrer was put in by iho delendant, raising the pre

cise point that a married woman cuuld not sue without joining her ha?b7iTi^r'" Ir''^X"contenaed by the defendant" tbat it could not haveibden intundod by the Legislature,,^ enacting the sUtulo in question, to vocate the coini nion law rule requiring a married woman to join her husband in such suits. The ease went to th« Supremo Qourt, .and, wo believe, the court qust'aic.ed the dtaiurrer,. thuj holding that a married woman could

not-sue in her own name, without the husband, iif a: matter which the rents and profits of her own prBJjerty wore con

cerned. 'f Here, too, under sucti a decision, a married woman is exceeiin£ly restricted in the "enjoyment cf her property, for a brute of a husband might absolutely pre^ vent her recovery of the^profils of her own real estate by refusirfg to join in

»uit for it. Evidently tho gallant members of the Illinois Legislature must fcmend the .law, if they would hav© fulPctisdit for being champions of woman's rights.

Ihe Beconstructlon of Europe.

The central idea which suggested the holding y_t ..Uie recent Peace Congress at Geneva,and inspired all it%. proceedings, was ttecenvietfcn that mitsf of the great w!irs"WtIich" H'Sve'cTosolated Europe sprang from motives, which to free nations should be unknown, and that ^he establishment of libera! instittiti6ns throughout Europe would bo the surest hftibifiger of a universal und everlasting peace. Prominent representatives of most of the groat nations of Europe were present, and their views on. national questions showed a very promising harmony. Frenchmen and Germans, Poles and Russians, appeared here, not as natural and irreconcilableenem ies,Jsjrtsdtxoiwoekws fotwme aim, who lelt convineedr'that the sovereign rights of every tfaiigfi can bo fully secured without iatriidutg. upon Uhos^- of, others.

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Enough of *£H5 bf Europe have given tlieir adhesion to the idefe of Radical Peace Oongr«f«es Ute secure the holding of siqiilar insisting*

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future

ycurs. The Gaucivfv meeting being the rirsa of its kiflcl* many ot the leading Lib. erals have ftot found^ time vet to define ^hotr poiifefR a few have protested. Una i.f ihose few is ilaaiini, whose di-tcnting view oa this Congress was^iven

our issue of M.onday. As-regards the titml akb- of the Progressive party in Europe, he is of.courseVin h'earty^ympatliy witii the ipett in^- (Geneva. "But he thu:Us it inexpedient to sp«ak of Interoation il Peace before the!:great obstacles of Peaco have been removed..

Most of the demands of the Congress, ho insists, can be carried through only by aa International Congress of free Republics. No one nation, tor instance, in Europe, can abolish standing armies Trithont placing itself, at Ihe mercies of others.^-

He Qljecta to a polio^of «m-intervention. As despotisms have aided each other in crushin^liberty, so he Irishes the several nations to aiiiach qttfer ..in overthrowing the monarch®^ everywhere. As objects of Europeon policy for which all who hate oppression should unite, he specifies" tti6 re-eetablibhment of Poland, the completion of German unity, of Italian unity, of Greek unity, a Danubian Confederation substituted for the Austrian Empire, an Eastern Switzerland in place

Europe, a Scan

dinavian union,a»n Iberian union, liberty of France—fn vfrdrd, the United States of Europe, a permanent International Congress supreme., .,j

From this statement of ^hje views of ilazzjni it will appe^,tbat the points in which he diffep, from the uien assembled in Geneva hope that the discussion of the future ideal 'organization of Europe may be serviceable in the 'destruction oi the present.t*i£azzioi^ishee t*/ organize the Radical partyiof. Europe for a common light against the monarchies. Tho leaders of tho Geneva Congress are of opinion that, non-it?teigqptiop .ia-foreign affairs being established aa a general rule, each nation should be strong enough to achieve for itself .political, pro^res^ As to the goal thenfls a perfect ha?mony between Alazzini affd he-Geneva Gohgress. Both the farewell address

the Geneva Con

gress and the letter of ^luzZini'recognize the two fundamental principles of all progressive tendencies in mocierh Lurf^-r-: self-government (Vf the^peopio againSt"liife herc^iiapr riiie^'jg^yiiirijiis and th construction of njitioiialities- in natural territofip.

It will not be difficult, wevBeiiyV", to harmouize. the

'•cua*4iv{)iiitanJfederatiun*

which" tb« Genewtii t-Jungress desirns to estabiish with the.-universal republican aU lianco" which Mazzini wishes t^ex.end thiough(ut Europe. The main point is a full understanding between and a hearty co-operation w. thy Progressive party.- in the several countri«*/(f Europe, 'ihnt a thorough organization will lafgely add to the strength of the party in evuVy particui*r.th4 couii tryt heeds.\io ^»riiOf. Toward this organization the Uon^rei3 o! Geneva is the most eflVctive -which has yet been taken.—jVi

Y.. Tribune'^

i'he Tcclinlcalitics of thc',Tiirf Thero is a jarguti ot-ihe turf quite incomprehensih:n to non-.-portifig readers which it m_»y_he uci' ate

A hurdle consists of riding^ round a mile course "t'ffifcp, n.aking twoj miles, and jumping over eight hurdles. Tho tiurdus consist of, axaiiKa^of, fence rails, .four feet hi jlifi»j6MAnCTM3 the 'course at equal'' distancts,' 4t3i"'aliniiqv:ntied ,ty brujh, ^vhieLk- iBak'iiii

A steeple chifsfe, taken from aii old English term,where a pell-mell race takes plaeo fur church, at a distunc'o -tjrltbse steeple :s..conspicuous. Hedges, fences, gates and 'ditcheVare to be cieared id this course, and small rivers often- swallij In such contests upon• race-courses, fences or hurdles aro iiiiprovised, behind wtiicli latter, ditches, varying lrom six to twelve feet in width ar§ du'gl* Thesenre not on the line oi'the course, aa they would obstruct subsequent races, but are-either outside or inside of "it. Rough grounds outside of the direct line of the course is also chosen, and the-roau not being so distinct as the foinicr, is liable to bo lost In this caso a horse has .to retrace his steps, ""d start from the point whero ljp diverged, Horses in' it stetplo chttae visually

round

the course three times, making

tUree

tailes.

A sv/eepstakej is where a purse is niade up by the running horses and carried off bynfre winnitfg hdrsn-^-'The following is a notiiSJ.of tbis.d.scrlptioii of ''A sweenstakef \T threo-yoar»oid twy miles $ 100 entrance$50 forfeit, $400.. added usual penalty fpr winners." Tea figures -uieanHhtit $100 is'paid' by finch horso on entering tho course $50 xorfeit in cuso he do.es not enter, alter giving notice of intention to do so, and $400 added to the entrance monej' won by the winner which is subscrirjtd by ail the horses. A penalty is paid by the winner in tho shape of more entrance fee than any other horse, as .y bo'agreed hj$Jn'.

Nur^sry stalcc^ are. f^r colts and fillies -f t^o' ye»rfc-W "under, for a mile race. Tho name is a SOggeftion of their juvenility. "Premium of $500, for all ages, with allowance to beaten horses," tneiins that this sum, subscribed by the horses, will be given to the winner, with lighter Weights for. those beaten during the previous races of tho day than are awarded to the otners S»«'XS«£

A selling. racBjis where the winning horse is Sold "inimednitely at auction. If ho briugs over a stated amount the surplus money sometimes goes to the clubi

A phrase like the following is incomprehensible to nmny: "Mr. Wm. Parrot entersb. c. Jimmy, by Rushlight, ojt of dam by imp. Lightning.,r It means that' the lay coll|Jimmy is sired by Rushlight, from a mother who was sired by the imported horse lightning.

Jockeys, when regularly hired, are paid fit the rate of $580 to $1,500 a year, finding themselves. They often, also, .receivo a percentage oti winnihgs, in case they are first in at a race. When hired for one race, their rates are according to reputation. and in case of success, a percentage is also ndded.

—Interesting Murder Triar. From the Fort W»ycajGazottf. A very interesting murder trial closed last week at tho Elkhart Circuit ©oyrt.rThe defendant was Hr. Sabring, of Noble county.* rtb v^afe charged with the murder ot his wife by administering arsenic, under tho following circumstances:

In 1864, the wife was thrown froth a horse and injured, slightly, aceordirg^ to the testimony, of some ^lioeeqes more severely, according to' tlio testimony of others. She was immediately confined to her bed under th# medical care of herhus band, trod during h4r whole sickness manifested more or less of the symptoms' of slow poisoning -by arsenic. She seemed at t^e time^r-mijUnst her-hushand, and sometimes rofilJedTolake medicine. Another phyfeiolsB whs called, who treated her for a short ticSe, during which she got better, the symptoms indicating the presence of arsenic subsiding. "When again placed in charge of her husband, she grew worse, exhibiting the arsenic symptoms as befoje^ -Sbe ^raduaHy declined, the husband exhibiting-little affection or sympathy jqifr" Wbrl

She died" on Saturday and, wu ,buried on the diy fono'dring "Thrfnett Tuesday the,idoctor.started In compaiiv with Mi» nerva Vfick, tr \Vinebenner, a woman who had a hiishand living at the time, and who had been staying at his house during the last aickness of his wife to visit Fort_ WaSn|Ktg a^end

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After two night|i^absenc^(^ey-^ipt! home.

Lot or

two higher, ttati-y.ielijs J.j th^.ii^rsets.loot, iri ease he shdUfir*hft creitr iff A.handicap is where a jump id appoint od to determine the weight that a horse shouloLcarry-in the rawpirbicb he {settles according age or stfength bf the horae. .If tt..r:«icr.•J8.«ol,^4uflic^ort^, heavy ho wears uddiiiotuu a!!!icrolo'4iuig,'or thfn plates "of lead.ur'e slipped into the pockets of his snJdiiy .iintii he reaches tho re quired figure.

If the race is for $500, that »uoi: ib scribod iu equal amounts- bj- the owners of the ho:ses, .§100 goes to ti^e occotid horse, leaving but $400 for the Wtiner. "No entrance: .ciwg1'" signiaas that i/oth'ing is to bo paid for entering the horses on tne list, which te 'often done iji other races.

Tho lettcra"b. h." signify bay horse, ''blk- ms" blaok'inare, ""br. g." brown gelding, "'b. c.: bay colt-, "ch. f." chesnut filiy, "g. c.!'. ^ray colt. Sorrel, cream colored tiud-'piebald are' abbreviated respyfUvely.by s. c, and p. ''Aged means that a hor^e or mare aver se^en yeafsV" At five they are, considered grown, and are called by their names. Before then they arq, colts or fillies. !.

Jk- 5

The doctor 'sMrtlv aftei^jefl unknown, and'||he folio^p bi$£ soon returned X»a^rfenc^r-Indii lived as man and wife, under the name David and Minerva Adams, until I ftrrcstdd*

The body of Mrs Sebrin^Yas exhumed, and portions oT|W ft^ibici moved each time for chemical analysis. They were examined first by _two_ gists of "Fort. Wayne,

SffwW.

Chicago chemist, arsenic in quantities large enough' to have taken animal life being detected each time. The testimop^r of the Chicago chemist -was "particularly,' positive.

The trial was conducted with great ability on both sides, Jas. H. Carpenter, prosecuting attorney, and Hon. ol* Worden, ot this city, appearing foe: tbe State, and Hon. A.Ellison, of ia Grange^ and Judge Wildman and Fielding Pnckett, of Noble county, for the defend^ ant. By claiming that Mrr. Sebring haA been in the habit of taking arsenic to pnft vent conception that she might have died from the effects

theball, andthat

the arsenic might have been gfi*en to her by the woman Winebenner, the counsel f,.r the defendant succeedqf|:jin throwing suc'h a degree of doubt upon his guilt that the jury returned a verdict of not guilty

SPEFDY

JISTIQS

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A Thief Caught, Tried, Condemn^,

aud Imprisoned

withlu.the Hour

To those~wfio love to prattle about the tardiness of justice,, we respectfully com mend the" following If todwstrauiing the point to say that in the whole history of criminal jurisprudence this case has no,, equal. It was the Worker bari one single hour, aitor the man bad been arrested for horse stealing, to bring his case before the gramt jury, give hirff ^tf 'trial in the Criminal court, sentence him to hardftfU bor in the penitontiary for a term of~ton years, and corijfne him wFthih the walli of the prison Aii the \york ofhut one shor^ hour. The following are the circum&tah^ ces of the case

A well-tff-dij firnier. refi.ding within a mile of St. Charles, Rane county, named Robert Ban ford, while attending religious service at the church in the above village on last Sunday morning, was somewhat disappointed, on emerging froniitfjteibuild ing, to discover that a. valuable spa"fj bf horse3 and a buggj' which he bad left at the church door had been-8toslen./«.

On Monday evening Mr. Ban ford ar. rived in Chicago, and made odr pbKce authorities ucquaiutetL jvith, the iapts in the case. Detective R6rftei~ was^elected to accompany him, and the two started for the country on Tuesday. The thief was tracked" to Joliet, and at this, point the services of Marshal Weed, of J3ietj were pressed into the sftrvioiii iThe offl' cers came iipon the thief, who gives his name as Peter Daly, at Odell. He was taken into custody, and the property was recovered. ..The party: J,hen ^turned to Joliet. ,... n, I

Both the grand jury and criftffllifl 'court were at the time ia session, and'wHh nothing to do. So it was concluded to try th® prisoner on the spot, and save trouble and expense of bringing him to Chicagol and" back again lb JolieQus woukl havejbeen the case, as his guilt waS'-establiShediby his own, confession,., .flen^o'lihe prfeoner was taken b-foro the grand juryr and a« trua bill wu3 instantly found. It wa^ tbfth taken into the- court,'whfere every was prepared for hi3 receptiflh: He ac knowledged the TtlieTt, _und ^irUjired^itely thereafter was sS^taheed'to t4fajpeni|onttl ary for a term of "ten ye^rs.^It was the work of half an hour tb'e6nff^i« hfef wuh in its walls^after.jtfhich all the partie^in ths case took a lo.ug breath.

It was unfqrtun^tlfor thq primioili that his case did riot come' before the courts of Chicago. His term would have jbeen shorter. It might have been different however, had he been proved a coy thief,

—Chicago Tribitne.

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mirable regenerator of nature's wasted or neglected functional powecs, ,int j^ith"6ii man or woman. 'Jt greatly"excites kn4 pleasantly soothes.. With a "bott^O-there-of, f^ery'tnan may fce'-his bwh'^hysiclan

account Messrs

tWl S&tt 'Wt the -ffaffiB tiinB the a' .will forwaid jou the amonat through -BELJIOKT ^rf-.'-Nliw YOll.

Babon S0Eo*o.I lioruscniLD having tocon oicnded to many uf his friends Maior "fclSlMKNr, and they being desirous to procur tt: re shoqid adyiae hint to. establish a deput in

oiqjiia THE JKDIAJf WKKWEST,

ready as a kiljer of Pain, ta

ken. iawaidly, or. .oujwardiy applied, lias nc jCiKor' the reMef ttad cttie of Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, Sprains, Bruises,dcr.. itl^aneiida'iled: It is also most elUcacilius, tuk.-u inwardiy. in rtsa Tcnre of thOlWa. CraBipS aud Paios In theatomscb, Diarrhoea. Uyesscntery ikolera Morbus, Choicxa lafabiuni. ac., auc 1 withuUC exceplWu lue BlO^t WODdCflUl TOlkACift the world aflorda. JSd IfAJttlt s-«)Uld be without it. £very '1 BAViCLKA by laud or sen should have a bottle. JflNBIM and loading at a distance bola i)ijiBiclats should keep it constantly oii hand.. In c»se ot~ apcWcn ts, and Lshlldeu attacks ef atonmcli Uamplaetiti', its v*lue oanttot be ^tiiifc»ipd. Inqui*© tor MaJu IttOtAN LIXtMKM', »na WhtBo other. 5t Ct*. p^r bottle, i'oi ualo «t hotesaU »n« •BdtaU by uenaa Baru«» &C**., zl l*»ik it-jw.

U»le & liobiufiOD, )8U Gnwsuwici'Sit V. ft-0: V^elid L'o., lt^ n'uUon tt., S. I". Uii»s. OrittfDtifit, 38 titb AvenutJ,' aiut by re«p«stabte DruggUU throtigbou tha warld. Nou g^QULUO uuittct* bignci

JOJIK THOJJ. LAX*', and

countersi^U'by J. T. LA.NK & C\., Pr»priut is 113 Btpuo«A», ti or OiriUinr

WE STILL LIVE

or"pa «Bt'

I by Xmposte

coat iron

(ultdr.

c-.ir, Wi-.isky i»ud dack brauda, ate foi irkiim C'lulhin s, cift t» oriir, (juii« m&dr HVd rej^' td inth^ ye»t o^ stylv. All work w.irrsnted to gfr'e satlsfacljou. Htiop 2d door nt of the

michfne

''rtenpil tooiis."

Sand lor our New Cauali'gue "of IUPKuyiil) STENUIL D1K8, 20 Tarietlns all qi' Sl^l,

UARC UI-

ly finished and tempered, sr Jl. »VKNCKB 1 CO., Bratfleporo, Vf.

Klanbood and the vigor of Vonlli restored in Succejs Guarantei-u.

Dtt.(.ower,fourSweeks,habits,

KECOBD' Kssence ef Life Restores niKnly .rom whatever cause arising, Ibn Ucis of early pernicious self-abnse, iin, teucy'ai^d climate give way at oueo to this woud-r fuj ni d'eine. if takoa re^dlarl aCcordi 10 tbe illtfeftionj ybjjBh are very simple, and require no r»ityaiut ln-ui buainetf of pleasure). Failure is Impossible. Sold in bottlsat J3j or qaactitiis iaouefor J9. To be had only of the' sole appointed agent in America, U.KBUAN OEUTZEM, MS Bowtry, and 295 2d Ave., N. ¥.

(3ENTS WAN rSl.—A Silver P. Watch giren gratia- to the purchaser of every t'O of Inedy'* Mammoth Pi ize Stationery Packages, tbe l*rg*Mh t* world. (As an indncemnt to tusre them inifodused). A etts sell them as Cast as lliry can reach them out. fcO per day can be •aside iure. J'rioe psr hundred, including watch, SIS. httall at 2$ o-s." each. Also ueaiers in cheap Jrwrfry, bit er Ware, Photographs, Ac For 1 asII particulars of Prixe Package and CUtalozne of Jewelry ftc, and gther rateable goods, address .-MUNKOi) iTKXNE1¥ 4 CO,, Cor. 6th and Wood Ht., Pittsburg, Pa.

HOVEY'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE FOB 1867, •I» now ready, cantaininga iist of 1300 varieties

aud can be added'

BULBOUS FL01VJ£B:S with man, eagiatHigs, A BeanOfal Ot»J:oj*el Plate, and full directions for caltara. Seat prit-paid on receipt of

O'ju'o

cents. Address HO VltV dt CO.,

£3 Korth Market street, Boston, tfaas.

jl 6BMTS WA»TUr-fi0 to 120 a day to Introj\ dace onr ntw patent STAB tfHUTCLB SIW• JlA0tllK£r PriceSiiO. It o»es two threads, rod ifcahes the genuine L»I:$ 8TJTCH. All other owpriced machines ntaka thei aAtH Sliics. Xz clmjjte territosy-given. Sead for cirontora W.

Wi, jfinnfa&urrt, GttVM^fHb,

Book Agents Wanted

Ko# Wadyafiw deliretf, a Hew wort or »«iyeraal impaa^ance,

heat

wboUjjr anllke ordinary 11 b-

aciipuou booksv'i* natnlan'ta»aa.yrep»rtl oy the best talent in the country,^highly eoMianded by tha most noted litewy and scientific men. Au Agent of ten years' ffpenence sayi be sells more In proportiaa to those called on than any other jtort-fce aver feid. BtaM "«»a»paUhoa—freight prepaid, besides the largest commiaion efher iadoaenieats are easred^Mcoodto pabliah.

Only experienced antaauCcessfal Agent* want ad. Fer jtaithwlars ad disss ... Ji-J* ftAITfiM FIXOH, Chicago, III.

WE ABE COMING,

A*d:viU-preoeat to anyjwson sending its a clai in our Great One FriesHsis, of Z)ry and Taney Oooda, Ac., a Silk Drsw Jftttenr, ef SkoatInf, Watch, ^Mr/-j#se ot' charge. Catalocoa of

P. O. BoxfilSS.

Misslss

A Complete Terrlf

to ibe (rrtaf-Oi

BY ALB£BT I. BICHABDSON.

i-iiOeer 10,000 Co^erSoW is One jfoati.'L"Life and Adventure on Prairie*, Mountains and the Pacific Cout. With over 209 DetcripUM an(l Photographie Views »f 'ifia Sotafry, CWief, [pos, JBeopleoiiUCSirUelfiesof thawenr Slates and Territories l'o prospective emigrants a "Far Wtfit," tSi* Hfctory^ortl tile region will prove an invalaable assistance, supplying as tt does a want long felt of a fnTl, antbectio and roliabla guide to. climate, soil,-Jkro. dijctB, means uf travel.Ac.

AGENTS WANTlit'.—Send for Oiifihlara aHd ee' our terms, and a fnll description of- the work. Address NATIONAL FCBLlSHtXXJ CO., Ota-' cinnati, Ohio, St. Losia, Ho., or ©»veoport,Iowa

EDGAIl C. KNAP£, A.ynt fipr Trrc-Hn'«t«.

DHY COOOS.

'JJi.-l UU

:1 "r.

Mere

WauVoi «Vcrj :»h. Ctta

iv flth iiiO .I'ATtSf lMeH5iVKP

olB.

(by wuicli lruuiMbe tu twy #tUfttliLWl6ull*S tTrpleulaUittg witii

wfUftoi Ji«QC) ttul Of Gyyi", .NO CA^iUfct I'rU.

iuai U'uiil i'liOc 10 c«?ut

OA^IU»I ,iva. ..ru^ iu dn

^luulv'

sale ill 0UJ JtteUU Agvuey. U.iculais tent Jfaa*. JKASt'JlA-*

OAIIL, ttS Uanover Sir. ttl, u«st«»n

waites au4n:eady empiojriuout,

'Ohfc.

avei'afid seu goouB by sauipio. Uv

Gv»od

$10 A 1)AY ,*AD1L J\ AM 0-NK ith r«iy Patent Stencil Tools. 1 preyuy th» pies um li4w«riiPi'. will expiiln. Address A. J. FoLtiiM, fcpCiLg

He*":

,:,v

cbrC a

I erf

"American" PVinS^^50

lifl-. -s*.

Fifteen Cents

iiff -V4IJ

*0 jffi' *C

lifttflr li fciicisob ed fflMrW fid oi

A E

W O

4-4- Slil's "Semper Idem,"

Twenty-three Cts!!

Ttv' Vitearflfiy

*9'-

v- -Av

10 4 FINE SHE^T'I^S,

I E N S

-s'aoJi'- A

i-«

-tJi-

——-v .V/

x'.o

[^f

J0*_ i'Hx!

Best Armures.

2 5 E N S

& WALMSLEl

111 !ffi«lu §treeK

NEW GOODS

Opened this week Sftte Popular Store ot

—. fit O .aaoT

frz'Pl

ED iALL & ',C0.

•JL

:..Addiess,

witu

ir^TLWN, PiitKY & '-O. Cleveland

JtJoCJ itt'jZiCCiV.

:tj

.usro"':

O'.fi

fci izoJi

sa 'i no *-u

1 O O Pieces ITreneli Merinos, ia nil tbe desirable shades, Bis marks, eto.,«te. Priced f5c, $100, $1,25 and $1,50, as cheap as In old times. Also English Merinos from 37£ to 76 cents yard- -V\ilHP".'i nn.r:i

A l^arge Lot ofFrenbh Empress Eeps, from Auction, in «vary color, at greatly reduced rates. Gr$at Bargains may bo expected.

5?on:

.oc

........ rSViiJ.

.-..it .... r.

out) issq

.' :J .'iifiJ 5«i

Alpaca -Poplins and Plain Alpacas in everj- conceivable color and shade, from the.. Lowoat Cast to th Finest Grade. "r

Epinglines-ANew and Beautiful Mourning article, never before exhibited in this market. Also, CRETO If AS in different grades.

-J ii.

Iriish Poplins, Fre»c^ Poplins, Toil do Yen ices, Wool delaines together with all the lower grades of Dress Goods.

Bilk and Wool Wincieai for Street Dresses, entirely new and ele •rant.

CUSTOMERS

Who hftvu examined our stock Binee the State f«ir, will find it greatly increased by many jfovoltips.

EDSALL & CO.,

IV, U.~New lot of "Oloakg and Shawls this day received by Express.

^PRLNG AlILLLNEET.

OPENING, •',

We are now receiving a fall stock of Qoods which will be opened on the4th lust. Ladles, call and see our new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf *. 0. ABBOTT.

pLAUSSEN, BIS RO WSKY Co ionortnri! and Jobler* of

NOTIONS ^VNJD TOYS,

W O ii A S A S

FANCY GKOCERt^, EOAKN TO«*IX:«S.TEAS e»«*

JjpER RE HAUTE & BOWLINa GBKKS BACK LIKS. The nnd riignad propose to nommraca run nin a Hact Line batwaea-Tem Hante and Bowling Green, on Monday, the Ttbday of October, to leave Terre liaute at-7 o'oinrok A. it. jBn Uondayr, Wednesdays, and Friday!, and return Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. W» will "all ai all the nrfilcipal Hotels\for. jjaw^ngow. Iars.fi--tttall paxcajs and package* taken on reaMaanU' terms. A. JOHMBOVf •tfdlm

WHOLESALE a BIT/IL VSal^SS IK

Chlnfi,Qaeenswftre, Glassware,

^nsorfurnisimig Goods,

JLantermiu Table *)utler

HKlir-dfi* i".

}S4Hatdw3m

itta??

Terfe Haute, Ind

iv'

QPKKM & FKIAK.W.fcii,

i-,V &NB' V-T.i

EARRTHENWABE-

™J

-iM-

7-tAtOt!

a.kunsoN. L'd

oo*

4tjr.''i-:l'K*cLrBtr4-\est

fFCJDSO^'ft CO.,

iYJ. Importors-attd -JuhNra of CHIJfA, OtASS A.\

KQl UKKV.

Jan3ftjawJ.fr.,,-i law 5 wio93«uon -Ji.5

0" WS T' r**"T?-=-1" "Wf-I

r%rrf

Ur"ji

B,. BUCKELL ieing-.-.-».. p*«c.licn,l PLC JIBE&, an iit tb» request of many fri^b bepi to announce that he is now pre|i»' e.! (o'«pr cute all orders the above bu»inc«s, in coui|coj[(fB j-sv iT »tu

House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On..4th at-.i^d Door North of d'li&a Engine House."

1 1,01

BA TH3, PUtfPQ''' W&rR'tl' 'CLOSETS)

k. ,atti& op ••'hi* feast ii&r!Wf'jirti»cipk*dl' Repairing proJ|ptlKt»4top(i(4t».

DOCTOR WH'IfTfKE Jt, ,K^liLABfc*!eiy»il BfilfSIOiAS^a* hi Diploma wbicc hiOijp'i in his oiSf*"L jvjli -jh""

HASAIABA'0AROI»I^DWIIW« WWE,

H.-UI a* Uniou-widi reputation, ha.vjrin.1^4 ittMil R. fcoaiithtn

AISO,

'fjJ oj 1«=-r) »JtO?

tho effects of, a. Solit»rj Uahik ^IIIINK« •Body tftni MlAd, ilf-odncing blofcbes. lability, inpotency,(dixzinem,dimnts« of ticlil, ooslaxi^if. ideas, evil foreboainit, aversion to fociMbJoff momoi7,.wattkn6s«, As., nnf tti *rr.^ ccasejbnt all occurring freqaently^a yartp^ otwi'. •V'Accbmmedatious ample, cliar^PB •iuiSrt-a!'

without aa interview, and medlcinei,. observation, seat by mail br-oii^iv* trance to business in most cases.

Address Bor 3092, St. tonie, Mo. Honrs—8 A. M. to 8 P. 2^. ^awiwion: located at No.617 St.'Cliarles Street.fcet-yv' a SRi: uiSeventh,oae. aqnare StjB^slEO»-H*! ". retired spot in the centre, ofTijp.cjty. 'Oonsnltatlbii WbsoH, »n'l rbouis ftr tfi* ^nodatipnof such patienW-»« .rvsi«y r--^(ji|\: r"*--il attenfton.*' iKCwmiBOTtr •:.'«&£ ajm

Can get, in a scaled letter envelopejuv SUHJW Symptoms andTioati6cfit'«f Nerfo'nw,uiiirftfj'ja ^ex nal Disea8cK,cI o»rly Julia eat ingu.il tbsdf|v,* xiadiffeai, with full Syiaittom Lifit«,'fot Lbrae-cent postAge stamps t#i prepay (W«stayi .- jirfc'iilar for Ladies,relating to Dispapot of l'nl« aprfidawly. iui

lertqusd FOUNDRIES.

Uii"

•J3

taatfl

•-Mi sn-a-.q icsijj

Kear tlie T/H. I.'Sn^f^.-ctnOlrTrJi^¥^i?Joi3i''' TNfeli6Pi.,n'n

A I

SMITt & col, Propi^s.

tejjla -JfcHJi'fS, Mi

bf ftondud Brass Caatingsmade toorder. Kv^ryi class of repairing promptly attended to. S®~ Orders solicited.

•tfseSBL

T. H. MC'EtraESH. B. ^DEXFILKR. J. BAUNALIU'

UOt49l(i—.91

-.i. ^inemioO

Machin^v :Shop,

McElfresh, DcagIer & Co., !«r

is-iiz J4

S. B. cor. 9th Eagle Sts so^r Pas^fin^er Dopot, ili* *^£BBE HADTE,

prl„of

priio of

priie of

prizes of

WM.

CLASK

liiX"

.ManufictaMrs of StS.-im Engines, 911)1 T.faciioary, House Ifronta, Virafx«nt« aatl Circnlai dt* Mtiis:

Special attrition paid to tho' tain'ufActurs rttid repair of Brasa Work, Patent Offlco Mud4^, io. Wo are also ^prepared trt cut Toftthsd or Cog gearings of either ^ast Iron, Wrqjugjiliroa or Bras4, in thembH perfect manner.. i0T Kepairiag diwe prontptli-". air.Oi'jre/l...

All'parties connected witli .tliis p»^a)iiis)im/?iit being 1'raCtipal MichiinicS'of •ore-oil j'-' vi-j ci'jVtTionoe, we foel safd in saving lliat.*fci :ftfiTuiidpr fnll satisAictioa to Our custom-jr bAtli in oint of workmanship anfi price

The highest priri} paid lor all ojo rap Iry-i delivered at thr 'rPh^^T5ii ^otja&ry/'jfci^fl Passoagtr Depot.

to.

aagl«6m^r n.

KENTUCK1 STATE

1 & E To toe Drawn at Coviy glon, Ky.

Ctass T, Oct, 16th*:,r,

Class 17, Oct. 3tstfn i,

iiser.

9 prizes ,*$300 250

$50,000

prizes

lpriMOf 20.000 8.000

prise of

200 150 125 100 50

prize? of

prizes of

7.00C 5.000 1.000 400

prizes of

prizss of

The above so'avmoWH be ilmwi: tlie middle and last of each month during 18G7acd I Circulars of Ljttvrifa dra«ing 3aily ,sent on ajpli»tioa ta taa Maaagerr"

Address all orders for tickets to

MUKKAY, EDDY & CO., ... COVINGTON, KT

t&*Agenis Wanted

B(OOTS

-W— W—

MONUMENTAL,

HE UNDEi^ld^El^is ^ent for the G£L£BMTKD SCOTCH GRANITE MosCBturs. This material Is

tie most

MI «F

U-JUJI

220 jzes of

prizes of

prlzra of

261

prizes of

Prizes am onnting to §230 650.

32,000 Numbers and 788 Prizes.

Tickets $12, IfalTcs 86, Quarters $3

«9* The abnve SfSOLrNr.MDfH

LOTTEET

will be drawn

I'UELIO, iu (.oviNarres,

Kf.. By Swops CoJtJiissiOKEas at

ONE

o'cLoca P„

M., at the corner of Fooam &xp.-fc'cnT..Sra«aT»t Tbe Kentucky Stats Lotteries are rjo Qift,Silver. daes, bat responsible Money Lotteries, that bav« een conducted foe the past thirty years, 8Ctl-aio drawn un ler the authority of a clurter' from tti» State, and bondi arogiven for Uff ijujzruiti) of ATI ]rizes. Tho drawings are pnViisbo 1 In the Hew fork Herald and the Cincinnati i/ommrrclal.

«»a.*l au29dlwy

AND SHOES. 1 v-j cJ+ -oi &

IV E W 8

toots ^r®T-S«eap

Tocio»oat fcwoO

Boots ShoesjuiL Gititcrs,

To make room for&(f^ig avmo^Toa will save money by c^IJiiaffoo him^t ffoTioS.

JPartlciat Aiualjon ft^T^a

lis innSefhanM \WOBKXKH.

oetlSdtf

Tntptritiiable.

EhgeaU and nisoep(Me of

lis

highest polish

any known material. Its chief constituents arethe same as Cleopatra's Needle,

BML

Qsvu^y't

Pillar, at Alexandria, in Tigypt, wkfcS sttll remain

mimpaired

-Tbs snpeTTof beauty anS durability of this mat^detaaadfi is being adot

taru VM?NM3 a demand far It ittf ihe Eastern States, wher9 \t is being adopted by the,wealUiiA ctaMHi tn *mfSi*n-S-to^he Italfin Marble.

!ts^ttl«

A specimca.of ihja be aeeo at thV Ad*wti tfxjxrfcrOtSe-. Oniart aad iiioatrieh wfU meet with prompt at-

i(atifon.

A'd-irnSJ JAMKS ,8. WILSON,

sftjf .i&l&i W-Box Til*. f..*re Haute, ln-t.

Yorfc, Boston,

In'ttpcet to tbe Begnlar Express Coapany, i-.-.r-'nteSJind sJi other information, a^ply to "I. IUHKWJI.1HEB, nnd NTnth, St»., 'l'i

Agent i'crre Haute.

13rtfc

seJSttCm

O O E 1

udl -.ij' {t( 'u

i8671

bitKftr MfJ

»A

iiip-i-

I-'X

mix

.-iil'l

.J£.'

BCni'oiHoi atronkV^A

bysician. .. tbil a J*'1* "Jluch of his pfacilco has boon -f & priva^C.._L.'L*. WfeM* l^i 1^1 I.i ITfrt' lin.'

KLLJPIIUKI!

{::!TT9[J ODAOIHD 51UO

0r| Goods Emporium.'

m\!n .'ii-j «di«

Special Bargains

'tO

THIS'1

cn /.MTE

icfn. '0:A-

?iVOdfl T0

JAMES SEATB.. LTNQON A KUiTIj. H^NKT }l. IXEACH

n^VI«6 -iroiJKMHD'

.©bo -fSPiCfl

11^1 Hi iS

State Fair Week

Iff taooiowj

cv.v V.

(sJiiv ira. t.n3

E S S O O S

E S

S I N S

:o tosli 5! iq bna i'ti

SHAWLS,

CLOAKS,

Ima Jtoqc.i 'iPiB--'1

wtfr'

GLOVES. HOSIERY

&c.', &c.,

&C.,'

TtJELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Comer Sth and Main Streets. I

isq

-n W

Terre Hautev Ind.

COAL.

BUTSCH

gp co.,

ool JMinei's...... 3EJrazil^ Ind.

olr&u-d i^ijlint or iilouk Conl, is produced: itotn-UOse Minen. SA t'KL HKHlty is our autbprisrd Agont, Terre Haut". All orders for coul left wtrii'him will be promptly Oiled, Aiidress V. Untecii A, •Cis^«"A,\.iitdianfipolis, or Julia Aa-lri-ya, at tlic- Mk-.cs, Brazil, Ind.

P. S.-^-ThivCoal is minoil from ihe Ashly Farm.

C0A

A'L 1 GOAL I! COAL 1! I

Tlfi nndcr^Igoi-d will furnish, at present- and duYfn£ thaUCusolsg seaso--, either Brazil or itosodule JoaI,at tha lowest poasiUe rates, and the rer fcw.t qOaif of Cool. Acy crders leit at tin F-ttl Stor: of ii'.. It. Bobbins, in Dowllug U&1 filook, will m-ibt wjth prompt ultc-ution.

HUjMViUl J'JSEl'lJ C. Kt-I.LY.

C. G-'StJVEli,

JL DiALKH IN

WOOD AND COAL.

Tb^'underefgr.ed ia new delivering the super! or Co^lof Ui« l'i Jaeer Goal Alining Company, at iJarryB*ilfe, arid rf-«p«ctiully solicits an eismicatun and,-trittt. lt will found-equal to the lir izil Coal, »nd is iurnished at much less rates. I would fO'-Si don-umi-rs to it. L. Thompson, Esq.. ,.ibp i* u« ig it at hi. UUi and .Residence^. OrvUrs lefl at -ir* Uro«er*s Stove Store, Tuird Street

of Aliin, wLl roceire prompt attention. 'Joiy it, utf T131. c.

QOAL4 COAL I I

Tlie33e»t is the Clieapestl F. JXEttUIL Is now prepared to 'furnish the best liruzii and Highland,Coal, also tbe JUihlgh and Anthriv'iite Coa!, If ordered. Orders !?ft at Mc Jieen's Store, 1U7 Uain bt., or Uartsock A Ban dtst-r's,'will receive prompt attention. u3itf

GOAL! COAL!!

rotta

McFARLAJTlS

Woudmanfrifl's Groccry, on Slain street, next door to 0. (J. Smith A Co.'s J?to»e stdre, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders witb Gus. Ar nolfl. »t jth« £o%t OfSei. jy24dtf

£j.i tf A MCELROY

Is tbt, best ^UfUity ol Xliver Goal t: fb" n.'^rkt-t rates. Order"!cft at Oiiambers' (lr«corj soatbwest ooMBrrol the ^Pn^Uo ^nrrr coi-ci" lii.mpt attention. i«6Xj

.V[E\f BOOT and SHOE SHOP.

JLY W«

'iOftrBiin'rii

ASTROLQCY.

A S O O

It ia

—JTdb

..,,1^ QP XJ..T G.

OOOD 1EW8 FOB iLL 'j 4 ttLOOa TO. ANX PRBS0JJ WiiO W1U. EQUAL ^MADAMS RAPHAKL IN THE =5 PBOFJtSSION 3CO

T1AUK

I^PATCH,

"Sfaslt Freight. Liue, ^TABLTStlKB 18o5. AMKRipt fiMywss* c«.-^.i....pRonii ETORS, 0 W A S

HE NEYBR-FAILING MAD-

RAPBAEL is the best. She succeeds

when all th -rs ba»e failed. All who ar« in trouble—all who. have b»e» uurortunate—all whose food hopes have bren disappointed, crushed atni-blastrd by false promise* and deceit—all who have been misled and trifled with—all fly to her fwra«tvlceiMKt satisfaction. All who are tn doubt of the an^ctions ot those they love, cjnsnlt her to relieve and satiaty their minds.

In Love Jffalrs She Never Fails.

She b» the secret of winuing tbe affections of the opposKe sex. She shows yon the likeunu of your future wifs or hn-band, or absent friend.— She guides the single to a happy marriage, and makes tbe married happy H»r aid and advice has been solicited in innumerable instances, and the restil has always ben the meaus of securing a

Speedy and Happy Marriage*

She fs, therefore, a sure depends- ce. It Is well known to the public at large that she was the first, and tbe is the only person ia (his country who can •how the llkenet** in reality, and wbo cau give entire satisfaction on all ihn «ncers ot lif«t which can bo tested aod proved by thousand s, oth married and single, who daily and eagerly tisit her.

To sll in buii!.e»s her advice Is Invaluable. £he oan for«tell, witb the greatest certainly, the reSuit of all commercial and bu.iuess trautactious.

Lottery numbers given wilh. nt t-xtr» charge. MADAMS KAI'HAELis a bona fldo Astrologist tbatorury one can depend upon. She is th'e greatist Astrologist of the nlneteenth centnrj. It is that we 1-known fact that makrs i'literate pretend*s copy her advertisements and try to initial* her.

Madam* Hapliaet is the seventh daogbt»r ot the seventh daughter sbe was born with a nrtural gilt she can foretell yonr very thoughts, st.e also cares drunkenness.

AU interviews strictly private and eoufl Jrt,tl»l. As a Female Physician lier rtmvdie* a«««r fail to cure ail female irregularities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They can not injnrn, but, on toe contrar), they improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

Ill RiehmMd, bet. Central Avenue ui J«h.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TKHMS.—Ladles, SI Gentlemeu. SI,SO. N. B.—The Madame will answorao UtteM without a Tee of Si and a 3ceat stamp 1* incl »ed.

Addreis Lcok Box 531. rr., angSSdwIy

"The Pen 1B Kliffhtier than the 8word."

THE GOLD PEN,

BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.

Morton's Gold Pens, The Best Pens in the World.

JFor sale at JVo. 25 Maiden-

Lane, New-York, and by ep&ry

duly appointed Agent at the

same prices.

Morion makes no JPens stamp

ed with the Name or Trade

mark of any other therefore,

where an Agency is established,

the public will be best suited, and

at the same prices, by calling on

the Agent in all other places

those wishing the Morton ^Pen

mmt send to Headquarters,

where their orders will receive

prompt attention, if accompa

nied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with full descrip

tion. of sizes and prices, sent on

receipt of letter postage.

nov 8?dtf

vliovica.

IS NOW

lurnishhig -the b»»c ,uallty of Biver Coa scie-QOvl on.a tvi(i«r screen tbau any other Dealer ii tAltig^ittd at th& vc-rj lowest rates. ^rdxrs

le^t at tho Convtv Scaled, or at

having ju§t p* ned their

8:iop, rtspectlaUjp infjrin tha-«lilteus of Tsrre taut- aiiJ eut ro-inding country, that, they are prepansd nulo iaei^Wurk to the entire satisfaction ot tiiiir ca^tQSJers^fls well tn style as in fittitTO%t^&tt^'«boAr the shape of tha foot, the Ttxy. A»--tt :&$£> ,f£ teather siftrays ia hand.— ll^rtdlng dun^ ia the brst stye and. on short

SO4K$,fdivstf

»rtiel* wtJl fcll by *vnriogwhat

otu,i*ork ii, i^nd /l rtcjiajiend it. B£1TCKQt'A.F.SZVB, Bij^m^tp^F^Uaba-gVoew 9/ick Building, the Itrfrm'liouis wt4i of cornc'rof Haiti a^d.Ssventb jwartfae Terrs Haotd Bans*.: SeplOdly

rnERRE HAUTE .QOil'L COL.

4- OLD C'OCBT'fltfUSE'TJ VJi DI KG.

Iter further particulars, address the Principal, teptfdly B. GABY1K.

HiliMniUKiK I .inmrnnwiini» 1 lofVltr

A. MORTON.

QANCERS.

l»r. W. C. COTOEIT,

Who resided in this city for four years, and now a resignat of Louisville, Ky., wh? has at this time an extensive practice in the treatment of ?ANCKUS'atid Cancerous Affections, and Is rapidly, gaining the high reputation that be held ia this city during his stay with us. We can testify' of we 1.now, that Sr. Oouden bas barn ealteritly snccooBful in the many cases that be treated in this city and surrounding country. The Doctor's mode of 'troatment differs from aU othnrs, using a* antidote of his own pi-eparation, killing the Cancer, root and branch. «ithoat pain, lbss of bleed, or the use of tbe knife. Dr. Couden is wilHa&ulso, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Cstior to one or two regular practicing Physicians of good reputation. He doos not desire to place

in the hands of aay one who Is not well

qualified to sostain the reputation that he has already gained for his Remedy. Any one V»ho may desire farther iniormation in reference to the cure, or mode of treatment of Oancer, can Consuit him in person, or by letter* -Louisville, Ki., "ifw' P. O. Bn* flTO. *br49dw6ni

UNION

INSURANCE CO..

OF IHDIANAPOHB-

Capital, #407,005 7«. Tux LEAJBINO Fiac lasvaatrca CoaPAur or lav., A Stock Company owned aod control led by the leading business men in tbe State.

The fjliowi are a part of the Stockholders, who aro readouts of Torre Haute, anj to whom ne would rbfer those wauling sound and reliable In'Uiaticeat fairratos.

Preston llussey, Pres't National Srate Bank. J. B. UtiJUingham, Druggist.

Warren's Heirs. HAVENS A CO., AgenlsJ't 23dtf Office over Donnelley's l^rug Store.

HATS AND CAPS.

B\V YORK HAjT STOii*

Joseph O- Yates,

jusx IN BscKiPT

Mens' Hats of ni kinjs. Boys' Mute ot «11 Hinds. Aliases* HaU of ull kintla,

Infants* iiatn of all kii.U»,

Aud nt all prices. Uats made tu order 00 .bori notlo*. t,kui and so»

THE S Fill AG XT I LEU,

Kast sid« Public 8qoar* Tsrre H»nt- Ibd.

STORAGE, COMMISSION A UitAl*.

8. raA.VKLIX. A. D, HORR1SOS,

FRANKLIN, MORRISON

GO.,

SEtBAL

CommlimioiK Mercliaiito,

iVro.

88 Went 2d lit., Ctncimuiti.:

BEFtBKNO-3.

lVarce, Tolle, iioltDn bhaw, Barlicur & Col, 2 Porter, E. G. Leonard .fc (k)-,. Wm. Glenn A Sous, Itob't ltlacreaUy A

OCT.:

Foster brothers, Foote, ^fasli A Co. -q Chambers, Stereos A Co. bS&dly'

I A S S

FTSOFIIVIMQ RERWAADFXO aw

CommiKsion M«|"chttiit, ASE 0KALF8*

a a S a WAR*

Uou#a—OB tle Oapal, ae^r

»H«

Terie

Haute A Richmond and K. A C. Uaiiroad Depots* may&dwtf Tsaaz

UAVTI,

Inn,

JOn» BASCT. ILOSSp BA**T.

HAITEY&CO.,

JOHN

rrOBAOE, COMltlMlOli AKt

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on first St., at the Canal B«sio. anndwtf TRKBK HAPTK. IND.

fXASAKl) STEAM yiTTINg,:.q

VJ Main Street, between 6th and 7ih,

FREDER1H GEJOEB^ Having employed tho »errices of J. fi. lergQson, a well luiowa practical Workman, he is now prepared tu execute all evdeis iq tho above busj. -.jj ness, with pron»ptn ss and dispatch, oct3dly

JOHN Bf. IKJG1Z,

Karljf's Block, Ko. 60 Mala Street, Terre Haute, Indiana

M03TBlanketr,Jeans,

respsctftiilj' recommends bis well seifct-" •d.stock of Flaraels, plaia and plitid Lin»ey«, Coverlet*, and Wooleu Knitting Yarns,, of dttferent kinds. Being fully tnabled to warrant the flnt quality ef these U.jc.ds 1 most respectfully invite LadiiM and Geiitien/ia to tall and inspect them. Wool taken iu ezrhaoge for Goods, and the highest market rates paid, otf&dawtf