Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 October 1867 — Page 2

DAILY

•KRRI1 HAI'TK. INI J.

Friday Morning, October 18th, 18M

Our ommon lioads in Yigo County.

"While in the coantry" a" feV" days ago •we noticed that the buaindfi of "working the roads" had commenced in They are being prepared iti wh'atis ccfriEidered the best manner possible, under the circumstances, for tr'avef dtlring the winter and spring seasons... Ail,,0111" citizens know that the common dirt or mud roads of Yigo county, like similar thoroughfares almost everywhere, are fiard roads to travel" for the greater -portwo of the year. But it is not profitable to make them worse by the work which ie intended to improve them. A very erroneous practice is prevalent, especially in country localities, in the manner in which common or dirt road? are constructed "When a road is to bo repaired, the usual practice is to leave, the track whicli is most traveled undisturbed by the plow, the notion being that, as it is already hard it would be erroneous economy to' break its surface. The plow, under the' licence of this opinion, is used on each side of the bard.6urface, and the earth is plowed to sufficient width to make the Requisite side ditche?, the loose dirt being thrown into the middle, upon the hard surfuce, which i3 thus loft .& little crown* ing. This mode of making or repairing a road is altogether erroneous, and, perhaps in a majority of cases, results in more injury than The result, huwover, dapegds,

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As the loose dirt is thus^deposited, let it bo carp^ully spread out with hoes or shovels, so tittat the surface shall be per fectly regula?^ taking.cara -to-leave Jione of tho louse dirt in the'side dftbhes^ whioh should also bo made regular, having reference to the point at which these ditches are to be emptied or drained of .accumu lated water. Tho efloct .will be that, as the whole road is broken up so that the earth is of tqual Softnospijb Vfill, as beaten down by travel, settle' to an equal surface, presorving tho samo regularity-that was given when the road Wis 'made. The road thus constructed will,' when beatefi down, become much harder^ and more compact than was the tra^k so broken.up It ihereiore posbesses this peculiar ad^an tage, namely that' it will slied^ fajii niuch IpotCTft" tha^ the, pld raa^ and is not so liable to bo cut into rut» Such a road seldom gets very muddy, bocause the •water, ins\ead of pemjQjfting the hard and equally compacted surface, runs off iuto-Ui*uiiittlie»-«u.«ither side, and is car ned away. If, ho1vdVAr,'\fcbi surface,,as it is beaton down,'is fotito,* t3 be a littl uneven ,in some places, as is sojfl§t|iaras tUe caio, care should be"tJt|ftn to fi|I dbos places in time, «t»ns to ldavfe 110 trough or rut in wineb, crtti —Birt roads thus consiructtjd ure-oasily^ept in repair, and are, as oxpcrio'uce litis .proved, tbe very best nucstitute for "Hiacitdemized roads. Kxce^t in the spring, when the, fro.'t is leaving the ground, they rarely bocomo very muddy, and during the most of every reason are far more pleasant for travel tuan the iinacadaaiizad ro.-id.— "VVlien su#ih a road is" -made The surrounding community should takaj special caJre that, ev6ry- spring, afterXhe*frost has left the earth, the requisite labor should be bestowed to repair such mlscTjiels as it has done. ...

fllscoiUeiu Invest Brltalu. Fenianism is folly. It has made plen-, ty of noisp, given plenty annoyance, robbed a' 8uffiolent ntwnbar of servants and wasted onougllf •InoWey but it has done, after hll i1Uerflily 7"ncniiipg./Fiuss I —it is all ftxsB/' feathr ers liavo to-feo^^qgigQealeti^yAt ,\iie same time it ia not to 'be deaWiFtbat'IrisTi disaffection is a —affAif which is making itself v«ry piaiwly mwiifost. The insurrection in Ifelahd, which at one time, in thfrff^mMotrpFits fnoriar ana- promoters, premised n«Ver "asiounted to auvtWng. It waTstifl^d in its cradle— if in iba marsh-bo maturity it oao be said to havo reached that stage.*' la, connection with that ttite^tefted rlsing there are' two things whicb:H ifi imgowi6le to refuse to admit that the iosurxection has been hopelessly put.dovrn, and that the insurrectionists have beet) leniently, even mercitully, dealt with. Still, the suppression of a rebellion and the merciful ,trea,tmeiSt of the offonders do'iw^ necessirily iimply that rebellious feeling has been extinguish

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able dogtoer—»poj»—the eeitstm of •-the veitr in whidfi^ ^uch* is done If done in tbe autumn jtho njyw earth,.re posing upon tlie'hard strrfafce, wilt, as the rains of that sea^an^^aud tko wjntor fall upon it, bo contorted irrto a iffortar bed because the water, when it reaches the hard-pan, can go.^^jfurth^r, arid serves only to convert the loose dirt into mud or mortar. Ilio mtturaj .rpj^ia.SM^U-. would have been better vmnout such worli having been bestowed u^pon it. If the liko work ba done in the spring season, tho continuous truvel the subsequent sun) mor will-boat the new dot^ft 'to such a firmness {.hat UwufaU and. winter rains will no? op^ftilS upon it" to the' same injurious degree. Still, tjie^ond wilj even in suet caSS^Wftt Vtfiu able than if another mode, which we will pro ceed to describe^ were^aj^opte^j Si^pose a dirt road lo need repair, tfie question is how shall it bo repaired? How shall the labor demanded to effect the repair be most economically bestowed,- with-a-view to produce the largest*pracftcM "benefit~ "We answor, tuke a strong pl$W adapted to the purpose, and hitch to it, say four yoke

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of the road, no matter how hard travel may have made the surface, and back furrow each way, coj^ant^*hr|#igg the furrows toward tho centre, until you have plowed a sufficient width.?or tbe road and tho sido gutters ur, drftinsj- Bury the plow as dei-ply as possible, while performing its work—tho deeper tfoe'l&tt&f!' 'When the desired breadth is plowedrthen commence at the outer edges, with, the oeraper other utensil, carrying the loose dirt to the centrvof the rpud, making it of tho requi site widtJi,.lQflyipgjke centre of the road the higliest, so that the .whole track shall be huffieientiy crowning for the purport) of draining.

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Scotland and in England. Ths lxj^hrnen i.ha75:_a gr^S®: *8*"^England—an old grudge, well nursed and 6^ a littl^ ifagnified. Wherever the Irishmen afo that grudge is to be found.

Ipugd in thelf^tfl^t!^ da, i'n^tho '*AustniimD ooiom« in Eng-land-wherever, in fircV,' lrlsMflen of the| Roman Catholic persuasion exist. Sol

v?erful is this f5eling that on:the first occasion of England's difficulty with afly foreign Powfer tbe Irish *€lsrneht 'will be found to be a source of serious danger. The disaffection which at the present moment exists In Q^atiBrita^ is p^rady Irish —Irisi in ite.origia objects.^ It is not Scottish—TV is not English. I,t may be a foolish thing, this Irish disaflectlon^ Vat' oxeicifeefe a aisturfcirig infiuence, and threatens, in certain possible circumstances, to be s^jer^ousv|h|t.it is unquestionably the iire.t duy,.af English statesmanship to uprpot it if they can. As

Ireland cannot b/let'^ose'from the British empire, and as Ireland, in her present state, is only a caiieerou* tore, it-is impos siblethat the disease, can,be UJO soon uprooted. If sfeill and .effort are not at once directed to this evi) the- WuHd will' a?e to sympathise'wkh. lingiand i^her Pe-

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jTxom tbo Whito BiTor Cliprer.J THE QOVKKNOUSHIP. Inaiana has been fortunute in her Governors. Lane called/out lfij'enthusiasm of Our people.- When" )ie'*vent ty 'the United States, ho left Mv.rton in his yhice, and his course has done honor tt» the State, i. Among all the Go.Vferaorj Morton, of Indiana, and Andrew, of JUassa. chusetts, stand eonieait d!y at, the head.—We doubt if-any Governor, io lhe Union lias the wide reputation for ability, sagiicity and administrative vapidity that Morton li!«r--We rwneif»Wr-nfef! 'fcfent M»rtoft%ccepted the poiitioa^Jt'-Wj:^ Governor ieluctaotly. Will Cumnack. .theyoungand celebrated oratcr of soutlie.istem.Indiaua, at that,time-was alnifist tha .ui^ninious choice ?)Kotfr partfTor" G5Verh6r but with a self suyriflcing spirit Wyrlhy of all c&mmehdationV hft- prOtep^io/48, .and^gene^o^ly^'^k -the supporting Mortoiu X«rough his instrumentality, Mortoii donsonted tso runyand the happy cornbiiiation of Lane^a'rtd Morton eiiablec! u3To carry:tlio State.Subsequent events vindietuvd* the. siiigaoitjr of Cumback. What. ffiiizen of IndirfwS, would be .willing te.ierasBiiri&i our.histibry the doings of Morton ntul ijaue

NbW"the que=tixw_ comes lip iis"one of the quick, timing, iss^ps^-wiio will we nomiiiato for Governor Cutnbaek and Baker are the only }iiuu|s mentioTTCdr It sectnes as if one *r' tfw-ythor rs-the nvati. There is

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no mistake in nomiriaUnfc oillier In the case of Lane ami Morton, the precedent would seem to. bo in, Baker's favor, but- in. that cise- there: was: an agreement p/ecedent -to tho nomination, that Lane should go to tho United States Senate, and Morton become his successor. Now, .the Cuopback ..men ^emomber ,dis tinctly that Cumback surrendered Ilia claims for the benefit of the oause then, that he tppikjfce 8tump and jalmred incessantly, spending time -and money gratuitously, until we triumphed.

Now, because Bakef happens, to be the successor of, Morton, .hi*}, fviends claim that the precedent of Morton and Lane entitles him $ Hht\ nomitation. .By no :oeaus. Cumback's frionds yielded theri for the gond of the.xause, and it was taken by consent that -Cttmbaek shoqld be Gov» ernor after Mprton. Xow, j^t would bo ingratitude to ask him to-stand asido agftin. His ekims are superior upon the party to"any' JSti^^L-gis name re "atower or strength pV.evokes'enthusiasm? it Wdkes Bp the- party to now life hi3 presence electrillos the masses. His* eloquence "icjiiinjis us^'uf "fcane his logic of Mortpn, We think his xipmination'wOiltd'in^ufo success. If elacted, he would make a.Governor we would not be ashamed Of anywhere or under any circumstances. Tfiortj" "are only a few sucli men in the State Morton, Cumback aOd Colfax are household words in Indiana.

While wo have not a single word to say in disparagement bf Governor Baker, we think that Cumback has the better- claim, AN^would ho" th er fhSsF'^Tikely SST^HVSU re success. .- '.i ./

Wo need upon tho stump our bwt talent. The' grave issufis if the times demand our best stumpers. The ^jphistrv 6f tlre^DerAocraijy mtisi fee 'expired, their sympathy .with treason laid bare, and their covert stubs at constitutional liberty exposed with consummate eloquence and power, and is there a'man of common integrity and sagacity who will claim that Baker can compare with Cumback? We think not.

We sfty, then, nohrinate Cumback. Let his stirring eloquence, resound across the length- and'.brihdth O'f the land, and "when the Democratic candidate stands in the presence of Cumbuck, as he hold* up the four years of blood and flame pictures the starved arMbikmished victims of Andereanville points lo the slumbering re, mains ^f' thrcfr hundred thousand slain heroes,.patriots arid sages, mouldering oh the historic Battlefields of the South'pto the t^rfeut*«of the ^miHioB| qf tfftsiisure to" the wounded and maimed the widows:'iftS

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'tip as tbe legitimate fruitage of Democratic rulo—we know that his competitor will tremble like Belshazzar of old. We th6refir« throw the Cuwiback bnnner^to tlie breeze, and, calling "Republican./to rally ftrouad., wt 4cont victory from the sta:t. .-j'i'-y t'c-^ aoi'

The Battle of Stone Ulver—Letter of Gen.itosecran?.

The following lettef from Gen. RoSecrkng is published in the Saif'-i'rsncasco Alta Califoruian bf September 19

It seems desirable that the statements detracting from tbe true luster ot'-the nation's .military achievements in—the late "little unpleasantness'^ should not be ac cepted as history^-S^mtdn^in his Twelve Decisive^iattto^w* tho||obals had"about 39,000 ftten at tne mittle of stone 3livseh" ^ok pri|o^^from 132 regiments of ijofantrv, 12 battallions of sharpshooter*, 23 batt^cies of artillery, 2t regrmehts of cavalry, And!2'4 cavalry commands foss 'thah i6gimebU.' By an}reasanabje compuutiou of the strength of th&e^ 0Tgici'fe4tiJk4 "Oah they A^fegAte only 46,000 men? Try it 2. Gen. Bragg's official report, publish-1 „edJsnU $« ndfwpap^rs, giy.feft his iofes, in that battle at 14,700 men hors du combat. If he lost as large a per centsgo as wo did—say, twenty per cent, of his command^heCtnust hKvfe iiad'fivo tiines 14,,700, or 73^00. 3. Geo. Bragg's official map of that battle represents his lino considerably overlapping ours on both flanks, and -yet lie gives us all the ground we really occupied,'and aboht oae-'iivision more. We had 43,000 men in that battle. i-s irereditabiytusnsyyOtmyiitl, mtich less General Bfag^t iaave attempted to cover allldiir line, imaginary ovftrpluf, ud several hiindre4 yards-btt-yond'on each Banlcf with J5,00b men Evea 'a' vdOKi^fy. report •Maldt Sail' to piake m^ Relieve iL .. My official report estimates the- robel force at about 62,000. .*5?leiig^*caH publlfi attehdbjf j£ t^g ft)regoing in yoiw..jiuaial, aai «hlige your' friend, W. S. BosiiteAMRSb't

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#:A genial writer is sketching for I 3pn Pall Mall Gazette 'tbe 4 Holland and its inhabitants. articles we take tbe following extro cts:

Byerything in Holland is interes' and almost everything ia queer. There is piquant oddity in the artiiicia the whole country the eanidy is at riumph of patient ingenuity and erejitivs,skiH the wind, pitttsd j^ainst^ water t^ keep the lahd from flooding^ the canals instead of roads thV ditches instead of hedges and the anvarylpgj 4evel of the broad flats, there Tiding ifo such thing as a rising ground fifty feet high from one end of Holland to tbe okh er. Perhaps nothing strikes th& ^English tra eler in Holland eo much as the want of stones. You canuot find so much as aj pebble to throw at a dog—if indeed, the Dutch dogs were not too well bfchaved (which they are! ever to sugge&'sucfr ifh outrage. You do, it is true,"see in th%ir proper places vast' masses gi grani.te. And large blocks of basalt but all these come from Norway, and are brought here at great expense, and are economized. aa «laa where people economize porphyry -fqd marble. In fact, stones in Holland are as much an article merchandise, of

of import, of foreign pu rchase,' 'as^in« '-Is in

England. Countless vessels arrive, or have arrived here, laden with no other cargo- Utrecht, Leydeu, Harlem, Ijaje an aspect at once riant,:wn^aMa aji comfortable, which offers ft singular* JivHibination. The Hague looks ltk« wealth and luxury embodied probably.iti^ould be impossible to find-in any part of the world a city which gives to the eye of a st/Miger so vivid an impressioivc^^atalilisbed, assured, habitual affluence—of quiet, refined, perhaps somewhat lazy and sleepy enjoyment of jife Amsterdam ha3 oft en'been compared to Vehicfe'"but no two cities, with so many striking points of re=emblauce,. wera ever so strikingly unlike Both rosefromcoiumefcedndhave been as princss and monsrehs in the commercial world, both 4rp built=eApi|W both stand on what' nature intondettto be a soa or marsh: in both the streets jire wa-ter-ways, both, ulaa^-, stfnk horrjply in August.

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But Venice is one of tBo .^ast, Amsterdam of the pr^sentj Venice is clad in gloomy black Amsterdam glitters ,in the gayest colors the marble palaces of Venice are impressive with thetsol^mn."veattirSof decay," the docks and warehouses of Amsterda.m are enlivening" from the spirit of restless enterprise which they Embody lastly,' the one city all BrtsEl^ ih'd activity, the .Jther all- broodinig sU lence: the one has the splendor of life, the other the grandeur of death.- ^liji pel: baps', what makes traveling in Holland so singularly agreeable is the pervading of comfort and content which is traceable every where. All classes seem well to do. Tijeroi? poverty, hurt it is nfu|tajr sqjigBd nrfr despairing, erfvioOB"'&iid T^ralgnant.. There irindulgence,- fcut'it is w^ll ca,red Cor to a degree unrivaled elsow.ere. iltv'eTy one seems industrious, yet a9 if ini dustry wer« an interest abd a plfeas^re^ and as if in its hardest forms it stlil left -leisur.0- for enjoyment. No. man seore^ "rotf ofF his leg#,"' as too "Often with us?— The peasant mostly.farms his.,qyn land', aiid the boatman usually owns his owncraft. He starts' humbly, btit gets.^h ih life, appears confident that ho will git oh, and is not impatient to get on too fast, toc ambitious to get on too far. He generally, manages to indulge in objects of'taste if not of luxury. -His taate is s&mblamea peculiar, and what we should call vulgar and quaint but, &4ch-as it is,-he can grat ify it.. His windows and little plot ,5f^ arden are filled with flowePS'andThi'ul)? and both are tended witlr lyviu^} the flowers aro often stiff and artfneial, and the shrubs rortuTfecJ~fnto the most hideous and fan Uistic il^onelsfeS. His dotiiLj^ tic animals, ioo,|.u?i3r kliJtreated.like chfl' dren, and the very goats have a groomed and fatted air, qiiite unlike the gaunt'iiiimals you find .elsewhere. The canal boatmen, Whg^e boats areth6ir 'bonSjT with a wife and p. child or two always&fc board, contrive to give their cabins,.'sdiftll as they are, an ornamented look as well as. an air of .invitijtg ,-cotftfort, by:iop.»®8e muslin curtains to-their twelvo-inch,,wi,na dows, and a flower pot- on the ledges.— They will go through the most uncefisinjj toil, but toil brings,its' sure reward, apd they enjoy lifo as it goes by. As the world improves with them they1 larger boat, sloop ift a_large^abt largo their aspirations-and their spher^ but make no. changes except of degree^oj

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rant's Seltzer Aperient with Linjiisli lacka ta important nfigiard of Hie. A few do«e* of this iitsnd *rd remedy tor indtceation, eonitip»ti«n

awutln erey citv

cf more than 5,000 population, to act lor ua iu can»amin* lortu»Jne«s. A man who already establisbea in Sonl6 occipatiou which alio ws hiui a temsphottrs, can ewtly increase his income ?e£rff&OU»a,h<i dollars per year. Th« .« au ODDortnttity for icliTe taeii to »ecore a profitable Ci}^ectlon^$l£'th»,bMt'Mtabli8li:dAflrertiainK Aff.ncv in'rtvUuiUd-SUtei. Addreif, Witl* rail rffelctfArB. WlTer^ttCTS1jtot.,-Ql!!0. V. itOWKLLi

SS?JS^6i&

mt0\VJ,.i.0WULL, MSj,

A O N N at Uttiidj4 Ub «#ery lauiiij, ..tJouimiis^ua fiO pe S- |oc: tor ttt&Sf k.VS J«%

ri|MADAM

FOY'S

Ooiubiues in on© garment

And the m»ai'lesir^bla skirt oupportei e»erol-

proves tba IUIUJ without tight lauus tase

«5c CO.. Dt auiuintr St., iioaiou. nkS

rr'jf

The Metropolitan Collar (Jo.

tiiiH M.t« •i'May.Btylit .Tarieiiiwi ui Ladies' and Gents' tJollltr's atii O'uU'a. The lai-gesi conoeru f^r FAPJKU GOODS iu wufi J. r^or*.

lou're Waated Look Here! Airoats, bo:u male *ud lem&es, wautcal every* wlAiej toa*ll-\he aXi&r lar«jvt.u tx* i.l&bvoiriby Siiifii lroiu.tau to Wjj pau* "ii of wiliieu wi\ufft repieui«ltius®B^i 1nkj4.aua ouj i'aucj UUJ lr/ Goudu, utt. J»u «lear lroiu ia to

sale iu our uollar JpUr«li»s»»»S A«««cj O rculars beui fum:. D^|j, e^fllauuVei-

-t*T«ii4ud seUgoodi by «oo

waKes eaiyloymeut Aadi-eda, wit

$10 A DAY MABB BY AMY 0XE, «itb ujy Pateiit Stoucil Tools. 1 prepay tha samp!U» free. Beware of iufriugers. Mj_c'ri

will 'explain. Xd'ilreSd.A,.

li-id," Vexmout.

u"*-"

lu8-

fflr. VAN NORMAN'S

bout be humbugged by Imposteri-

STILL LIVE

or"jaHUt' cast iron or machine •'rtteucii, tools." Se«4* Wi* ''uVit- Kiw Ofctfikiiue M1MPB0TKB STK.nOIL

DIKS, 20 varieties all of SUel, careful

ly finished ^ud tempered. vr S. M. Sl'KNCKlt A CO., BraBl«uro,»-Vt.

Manhood aud the vigor M, stored la four weeks," TrarteSstliiaraD

Dit.power,

GENTS WANTED.—A Silver P. Watch given the purchaser h.euuedy'x Haiuiootb lu the

AGENTS

eju in ow^kiBjat 1)?. Goor^e factor Terre Haute, lud. s. aldresr. «r see

fiTcCLURE & ELLIS.*-

iittowiini

CWMI.

of every 1'0

gjl'jjM SlJtViHi^y .Packages,

the largest lu the fcfirli: \S* An fudacomtut to have them iutrodueed). A ebts sell them as fast as they can reach them out. JPO p^c.tU)' can uiadc sure. Price per bun^|f$|!t{$lQfc-l''t£M£^ 315. Bitail at 25 cis. each. Also dealers iu cheap Jewelry, Sil.er Ware, Photographs, Ac. For tail particulars ot Catalogue of Jewelry ic-, aud other saleable i^oodt, address I. MONBOK KK»NEOY A CO., Cor. 51 and Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa. ctX£»3 l-

HOVKY'S ILLUSTBATfiD GUIOr^OB 1867, ready, centainingajist BULB0D« PBWOWS,

Is now ties of graviugs,

of 1SOO r.iriewith Diau/ eu-

Benuafof[Colored Plate, direaions"fbr culture,

aud full direL*tjons"feV "culture. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 oents. Address HOVEV A CO., street, Boston, Mass.

WANTED—S10 to S20 a day to Intro-

and makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other

WH.SON

00., Minvfaclurtrt, CLEVCLAHU,

ffotloO

gq^k.A&ents Wanted

Now r«a5y for delivery, a Mjw Wf*rk ft Hniv«rsal imporUnce, is wholly nnllke ordinary sub•uilfnau •••Hit t!•••»«! •MJimuiH UJ Ihu

sSSSS51'"

te Hlstbry itories, Tr to tht'Grrat BY ALBERT D. BICHABOSON 0«w 20,000 Caput Sold in Qms Jlfostk 1 '*Llfa,aid Adventure on Prairies, laouuiasns apl tbe, PApifl^' Co^st. With oyer 2QQ Descr^otiw allI^roSriiphi^A'l»%a «r :t|e? Spftijy, p4iel, Darfd«,%Iifccs, fMplo aird ObnovltleliOf the NeW Slates aud Territories

tile regiou will prove an lnvulnnble assistance, supplying svqx&rf* p. »a«rtl$o£'felt^g a full, autbentio aud r»tf*M« guide to climate, soil, pro. dueist means of tra'-el, Ac.

AGENTS WAHTEH.-Sond foi Ofacuiars and t»1 oat terms, ud fall deoripton of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING- CO., Oiiiciunali/Obio, St. L"»ls,Mo., or D&VfTrport,lowa

MIUBI&I

Painil ,Addr«(s BlNiltliBlDWJLL Proprietor, 261 l'earl Street New fork.

^u'-l-enn lTt»«SuAnW«fc Sy&pAh^ttc Copyins iitk

JSo or water iiBtni. Letter* wntteu

itatiiai. Madeou'y at tlie "Peuu Manufactur iu^ Works," i'biiadelptti*. 8ox'21T.

KDGAB 0. KNAPP, A^ent for Trre-ilante.

DRY GOODS.

oX lien /.Ci 'tt

.• 'W. l-: 'l' :i

»itt oarjifOt^" 5j»' v'•" ]•'!X' ia- —'American'' Prints

I^ifTteen Gent^

.^r^-^tiiuvuiiui "(UitM

!?,»• I'jhtt —"JIA V*

W O A S-"E

4-4 Hill's "Semper Idem,'1-

Twenty-three Ots

a tatj

/tf&SM>'• in evsrf

(JSt

10 4 FINB SHEETINGS,

FI1.T ..GE^N TS

Ir.-julv

is t" i.

.x.l -i !'. 3 a*# .- iT Hi'

,ii,»almM .I'rscii"?

Best Armtires,

2 5 E N S

icaTf

mauilt

a«T oi ato-

Saxwm

'WuMSm

111 Jttain Streela» iSl'i Pafll '1 .*dSh:*r

TOO saia#*4 .*•

NEW GOODS

Opened this w^sk at the Papular Store ot

i»ao» .••isniicmi-rl i5

EDJALL & CO.

::n i:wui' ba® oitibafi 0

0 uy'ii Ita 1 jr-'nU.' oOsiS-i :i i*lrj#tio fi i-yut* v»»a

1 O O Pieces French •Merinos, in all the desirable "'shades. Si?' marks, etc., etc. Prices, 75c, $100, $1,25 and $1,50, as cheap as In old times'. Also English Merinos from 37J to 75 cents per iyard. lo %)r!'

Slli li'.Ol

th rentecd.

ltECOSD'S Ksseuce of Life lleutores mauly .rom wlxfit§&& cause aridiug, the effects of early pernicious habits, sett-abusu, iinpotencyaud oliMittlog'.ve way at ouce to this wonderlii{3ijSpf^fi£'{£(^ten regularly accordi- to tbe uFire^Tiotis wliiclt are very simple, and require uo restraint from business or pleasure). Failure is impjssible. hold in bottlisat $3, or 4 quantities in oue for 8'J. To be had oul of tbe sole appointed agent iu America, 1ISKMAN GKUTZEN, X£i Bowery, and 205 2J Ave., N. Y.

.} Au

.repaid, besides tbe larenjr commi.iion dtfttCemenM UtoSei&SLvb^£ood topubllsb.. Ottft *li«rl«nced «4d sacc«wiltil Agentt want 6Bl -fwpMtjcuUrtiadrts*

J. TATTSN FITCH, Chicago, 111.

til .—5T— WE ARE OOMINQ,

^ai£?»'F,£ffiirsr"aS'S."wK Goods, tL

.Mflt-V

^oa-v .'JU

.ihtchild.

A 1L.hA reneh Empress Reps, from Auctionf ft every color, at greatly reduced rates.' Great Bargains a»ay be expected."" -""•J11.

.1 iiiu.j ibji'HiS

Alpaoa Poplins and JJEBK. j6»fl,C8is:»l)ieLg9lat and simde, ?rom the rowest €ast to thB Finest Grade.'i A. i'tf LJL

•'JStVIKOr/O .w I I I fll."3 .--J tfCii'. alii

Epiiiglines—A^Vew and Beautiful Mourning article, never before exhibited in this market. Also. CRETO-iNAS-indtfietcRt?gfltdefr

JO«I? W

..it ,.rh ,^-iy 1SA0AP

?. '.*•

Irish Popl inSf French l'oplins, Toil lo Yen ices, "WooraeLaines, together with all the lower yradea" of Dre?^Goods,

\-*c tr.j

^ilk and W o! Wincies for Street Dresses, eatirely.uew-and-«le gant: •-. .•'»«»: 11 ,al' ft' »**hi*s&.' '"'Uin-avlat ,tI o.U

CUSTOMERS

Who'havu eiuminod'our1 State Pair, will find H. grjeatly _increas,ea by many Novelties.-.-.*. .-iC'K' :*ii r. *. r-^bic UA. -ii l» tm

imprtii

WaOLUALl ft ACTAIX* 1XA1£ES IK

China, Queensware, Glassware,

Goods,

L#n wi) ZWW&L CvtierifM&b,

WO. 63

Torre sjfnd.

.K^'^oilfloyocO .•n

]l»iOKlCn 4 FKLI.BAiliil,

.: y»typnteTKRS•* KKALCBS 'iMa tiliaii

O E ix

».i«.

—r-

{.rr'.v?- iv^rr J—

ai» 5J5 baJrixs.- Wio I ift e$b .c&jT-ftft J—'CT3!AiX

•aw

izazn)

"""."i '-c-Wn ft lift

^-r®efi-rjcs

Sirs 2v£-S... «s«i- ..abalE—TSKOM

mp ipt-

A, «I-ottin.t

MAJOR B. MUl^SQIf & lvO

1VI tmpol'teri aa'i JotlMjra at •%.. OHIffJk''«M«8 ASftt I'KOCKBftV. !I au And Be«lers i»i .. 1

JtPu.rniMli.ixiK Oood*. or Street.. Terre Uftutc, ln 4.

R. BUOKEIiL boing a. practical PLUMBSR, uu B.C tlia reque«t oljuany frlemts, beg* to annonnca that ha ia now jfrojmrtfd to txe. cute ail orden in the aboro bnsinen, Inc^nncct^on ith'hiB a:-'--:

r!-'

House Pahitlng and draining, SHOP—On 2d l)?or. Ngrth of Centfs ICngTOB %Coo»e. ,'

A. fitted up on tlie most a^prived priDciple».Repairing promptly attended to.

DOCTOR. WiffiTTI.-83R I BEUtTLAKLt C8KU I'BVifCIAK.

Ut iU7 I* "0

I- :i wi •(.

r,om

Diploaa whieh bnngt In his offico wllt Af.-.o tiaa QhralM

HXHWJ A» sMif of 4*»

Hifc.' «.•!

has a-. Dniou-wldereputation, li»Ving be)fti¥W located in St. %oai* itie.n any Otli'-r f'Ur«tc Physician.

Huch ofhls practice ha* tma ot *. p{irate n»-' tare. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, St-ki*re, ail Cri wru DiMQMt, Spphilie or, Mercurial Aftctionof-Ut ThrOal,Bkin OKBanal 0rthitif, Ifrrnitt IWJMAV(he eOocli) oi *:txHitiiry Habit, tntno#*-

ii«mory, weakaea*, -not »ll the.'it- fto aoj ot, ca«e,l)iit'all occurring frequentlj in various c*»Q: WfTAccommodatioBa ample, chargff T.cio^to^TOH guarariteed.-itJon»nltatton»^y l«t» o(&c<, £reo,. 3lo*t o&tes can-b^ pro^orIj hp.^-ty-Monstrnittlod an/l Preghancjf, 3". ^lUioi(taaW{»rrteW,nd m*dlcrooil,-r«re ti6r rbier«ationi -ent by moil or-.«ii.n«:: No

trance to bnginess in mont fwia«. -:j ,i jjijgj Ad|re«a Bpx 3092, St. Loriia, Mo! H6Uta—8 A. M".' to S f*. M. Oftic- Sfi«u»ii«ti it OCA tad at$lo.G}? St,QiiarlOBfita:jitit,t^twe-:itiitt •iRd SeT«nyii3Be sqcate South pf.JUUMl«li tlotel,, rBtired spot'ln th? CoutTP bf Lhe.plti. -Itebsattatloti.roomis, «Ad rorvftia fer hcinn-' modationof snokjiaiievtctfl* rt-iiilre totlr r4:»»

Bienst'

hreo^ccnt 'poitage~ tttoipH to -prep#y'-jM»»t*S:^. Otreular for l^aditKdfilatiqg tO'liiabMea jitrBt aprSdAWly..

N E S

JAME6 8EATH. LYNDON A. 8M1TH. USNUrU.CCACU 1

viuo r(»i'siK¥

,.?vjve50 TS70?& j6n. a

,.00,E?Aist)^="-i^01

Nei i^B T. & I. anfl .E.*^ 0:

^8SOR

-w qdJ ni .sisqtia s«wvefi I

MACHIM" SHOP!

S|AT^ SMITH (JO,, ifrapr's.

Mauufuoturorsof. Steara-JfagiiieajiMill Gearing, and Machinery of fevory 'diSacriptipn. Ail kiuds of lrottftSd Bcivu'Castings m'ada to orders- XiaKi'y class of

ROJJAIRIQG

.promptIJ iittind^d to.-

«ar,Ord«^T|o!icUed.

y:v:r

T.I cow tsvr

:2.K—

HYx

Shawl? this day received by Express. JL.: i.t=»

WW) Sri O ^PE TV IIV GK,s^1aJ

To »ro nd'w a ffffl whtoh WiO be opened on the 4th iott. and see our new style Pattern Bonnete and Hats,

NOTIt»NS AN15 TOYS,' W O 3 A S A S r—1V—

fi tot '. .t^

GRSS* HACK Mil^

The and »kffs«d propo" t» rtmta/Btni

term*, •Mdln

j« f.O^

Tho, highost- C&ih Jirips J'al^ fvr Old Oopper, BrassTand Iront auggdwtl

1. H. MC'BLRE^OZ

PHESiIX

fj'id/'.r

a S

McElfresh, Dengler & do., B. K. oor^Otti JUI^rc Sits j'tiea^7a44ra*er Ttefxit, ql£aaELBAOTE, IUDV ifl/T 1" •i-"ua IBn3 ewii

MirhnfjictutorsoifSteBm itngltres. Mill .Machltiery, Qouie KronM. Flrt Pifent?, and CtVonlai £iav» Mills. •'-'13*1 'f

Special attention paid to tho nunnfactu .o and repair of-^riwsa Work, Eateot Offl lhd if SVc are alsd'-propsred to cut Tooilied, or vpg Gearing* ot 'eitherOast Irtfn, Wrottght iroto• dr Brass, in the-uioat parfiCt-mauOnr.

M" Bepatflhg donaproinptii.. All p&rties conn«6tpd with tW« eutab^BlitntSnt boing Practical Mechanics of smeYal yrrll ipeHpnee, we feel safe In saying that wo can roiidor full satisfaction to our ttftfemers, both iu poiut bf worktnanahic and jricerr

Tho highest"Tirire pbid-for alt old »fci*ap Irot delivered at tho "I'hocnii Fonudry," auar it.* Paaeongtr Depot. ..

I MEKLFKKSIT, DKV'OC^RA CO.

08S?Ci

KENTDOKtSTATE

LOT EE Y1 To be Drawn at Covin gleg, K3.

Class Tf Oct, l&th,

Class TJ\ Oct. 31st, J1867.

tir.i

»«.•-«• o* ftcS A

:nrfSfor$50.000

8300

liV&a -20.0W ,1 8-QOP,

prizes of

.5.000

250

pri«e- of

200

155 prizes of.. ^prlic-sof' *150 220sriJf,o^, .125

Prizes amounting to §230 650. 32,000 Numbers and 788 Prises, rickets $12, iWlted $6, Quarters 83

S®" The above HAQSjiricuNT HtXQix Svxtitz Loi^tK* will be drawn in PtiBue, Vi ovrxqr«», Kr.. BY SWOBN OoStBMSlBKHBSM oseo'ct^s n: irli attfia eorner if FOOBTII »ND SCITT

The above scb.me will be drnwn the Ifif4f *ach Inontb during 1807 and I8CS.

LAUSSEK, BISHOVVSKY ft

Imvortarr"^ of-

:ron.

ning Hack LioQ between T«rrc, Bowling GrettO) on ttoTttftlAy fl ttdber, to loaTe Terrs Uaute at 7 o'c ock A. M. On Uondij*, Wednrad^rf, antf fr«*yi, *tfxl rettini Tn«eday»

WM.&

furtb

1®

29 .,'1.000

100

"4C0

pr«os «f

prizes of

261 prUsivpf 50

SrauKTS,

Tho Kcntncky State Lotteries aro do tfift JJhtei. prti&i, But tesponslble Money Lottertos, Ojnt iiarbeen condacted for the past* hlrty jr«ri. a-ftS i«ir drawn under the authotity Of a chi'ter Trom t«if State, and bonds are^lven for tho paymoti) of prizes. The drawing* Are pn\}llsh^'t in tli» Se» To»k H«tild«fld ttte CMfeiriftatl C'8*mMrci»V.u,t

Circulars of LM.ri«s drawing daily application the Managers. Address all «rdfers rot tickets to

MURKAV, EDDY & CO., -r •ioViSotii'S, KT. "ijS^A^tenU vtanh^i otSMI'wt

-AE

an.y

.glOiTOIrtin^AIOS^e

Hoots&S^.Verr.^efij

,r fcis latgf ilx.i'k of

BOtftr Wl*e» make room JOT

Spring stor^

aoq^.lqr »t. No. ,3 Meohamos 3Lock,aA^| "yartlcBiarattention glvwi CUSTOM AV OHK

i^]

IUM

Jtlfi I&NDERSIGNJKD if Ageut for the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE

Hosujuuixa.. This material ia ImmrukalU. It ia tht nost &\gnn* a«d uuorptibUof tie higheU poliih of •ay kn

JVU

material. Us chief eonstitnenti are

ib« same as Cleopatra's Needle, aud f'omp^M PilKr, at Alexandria, iu Egypt, which still...i#main unimpaired by

I UK RATA6E8 OfCKSXCitUS. 'I'MIIPI'M tertal 1 caasing a demand for it in the Eastern

Adams npasj Offlcc. Or^er ani ioiuirie#.*ill meet with prompt atnt on. Adlrrti, JAMBS 6. WILSON,

EECH AM^BSPATCH,

.1 lTaisst. Freight Line, ESTABLISH KJJ1855. AMKB1CAN EIRUEVI C«... PROPRIETORS, {i'tma s5i

Agoods

From ^ctr lwk, Boston, Ani at! intsinthb H»w ShiclatJtt St*t(«g'to all .. j«iiui. in t^| v¥e*t api, South-.wesf,. ^ext^B^pecd to the ffeg^lar Express CompaBy

Ffir affront nil ot':or information, apply to KlIEWn.iKEB, Af(en(, ,Cr. ilaji .iud Slutli, su., Terre Hante. IE. CuMatscB, Stii-'t, .BnQWln, 9,1 I htsil sel846i«

O O E 1

.«-'OU»W «*t I'Ul .rjk »lil ,-'.8'«aI ftaj'Tr.-it .pf: 111

SKt:1867!

!•-. -i-A-ittiUV' ui -oi|. J:?f)A?nq r* 'O \lGUi I ifi'i- l" f.]

W0X79H A

JiV I a lT ,v: .•*,

Dry Goods- Emporium.

it 4i

.a&vt<.y -£vji Jii itvhu'J aU fir T»9?qa *'9?lvS?'- il -:/[l ''A

i: .- —*,?0

Special ^Bargains

•,

ii iv iv aiihts N ia ai^' -tft WOiis.' Odl -lO S.'il'JUlsrftf*

fl'i Us

State fair Week

io wb a ni ev«9i U'w •rol l!«» ii«w 7ol i.

IN».»

.aw&?i aiiiuil

ji, yr j't tt +..C\ I

sgcn.'t, as Mooc .. «f:-. .^« cd 9",u i.bvs mo'f -bar

DRESS.^GOODSI

oim

su i.

i.rU

sari edT £-ns

(PRIN-T!^,

6,i icgi

S I N S

-8&H &0 -••AT "Jo

O'ltf sla -V w/lu *aoi «i £i.:fqrnsM

SIT AWLS,

HW' '.nn

CLOAKS,

."toL'OSJII uoimtzoO A

GliO YES,, HOSIERY

lo Tv.'t oullh! :r

EAH.NABn-

I B^^WKG.»8»

FOl!Ai)lt¥

Sx., &e., &c.,

.SPOiiS 'ilT.rl euwwX,

'boi

XT BUTSC1I G, CO., :V «. on Mincrs.,...'Brazil, Ind. "X .a Co ebta^di^iiriiit or Biock Loal, is prodnctd il^iu na. »!ins, ri.V rt I KL. MKltltY laonr autbi/f W'i Terro ilautc. All orders for co.i lift wlili tiim will i'O'promptly filitd. Atldruss V. l^utucL & L'i kson, tidianapolis, or Johu AnitrrWJ, »t tin).Mines, Braiil, lud.

P, S —Xuo CuH miued lrom the Ashiy Farm. 3m

M-

10ALI OOALII! COALLF!

I'UJinadernigMtl wriii farnisb, at present and indtis-thu lw*«uing seaso", «ithir Brasil or KoseJ/Un Uohi at ttio Idwist j-oasiblo ratna, an' Hi® Very OdVi'q-aoli of Coal. Afcy ordbr, left at the -d Stor jt

u.,.

it. Kob!ins, in Uowling Hall

(Jloofc, w.i, uitict mii-ii priui£t attention^ C.^'M3(rt J0i?KPU 0. Iti-LLY.

rn v.Giiovtiii,J. DLF^T.IU IN

WOOD AND!COAE The uuU-rn^uea is n^-w delivwiag th« tuporidr'Co .1 of Pi he'er Odal Xiuihg Cumpauy, at Oarr»j-i,», a.|j!i_ itap-wninUyaolicrta an effliminiti ti. and trial."It will lj. lor.nd equal to the br Z'.l OokI, Aitd is ruruidhed'"at mucii less rates. »'/ul roe con-uiurr* to K. L. Thompson, £SQ.. hs'IH u- 5 it at bij, Vill and lle-'idnacc. Or l«rs $Bfs itt ira tjrovor's Mtovo Storn, Tnird Street,

i,f JI .i.i. svi 1 raceito ^rftnipt attention. July 17, i.lt Till..-G. feltOVKR.

1(3ALI COALt

rSe«t is tf.ie ClieniJewt! K. Jit tljltlli fs prepared to ftiruinh the bnst Krii!: U'BJ Hiililan'l^Ooal, alse the Lehigh and A111 li raoi tai Voa i, ii ordflTnd. Orders. 1 rft ut Mc« hOin'» 1U7 Main St., or liurlsock A Bansut', retvlve pi smpt aftonliob. aSJtf

COAt IfeiCOAL!!

TOttMcFARLANB1 18 JNOW tJ tii/iilSWiig tho b-ii i.uality of B4*er Coa., tcroe.ue^lu»^ tvidirferjan tha'i any other Dealer ie tuiug,

tue vt*r iuwe^t

yfil'. rs t' at tH» fiduutr ,' Scales, or at. Wo v'mansMi's Groewy, on Slain stidet, next door to U. 0. SaiiUi Co.'s Stovo stOro, will .receive promiu-, Mteti-!in- Leayu orders witii Gus. 4r* Bold. At th.- 1'iijt OtBy jygtdtT

JL 0 HijA & I) At oBi ii 0

li iuw auppl^lnj ihj Lest atj»Uty of.Jtirer Ooai ,l ih- mareet fotek.- (ftttarVft' at 'Ctian)bera' DrOsery.- IUra Mlcora#r ol tkc'-Pnblic -ttioaw, WH-.Mt'f' V-mpt »t«^rvtlop. IWUT

!"Vj E\y BOOT aritl -8HOB SHOP, 'il Tt.e Vidri'sflW d' hsvinff j'ljV P~nod tbeir Biye^i, rApPiftfo ly T6f .rur ttio.-cft1»iina of Terre t\+y tt-aud jkn^fo iiidta,: cduatry/ tiial they w* popa td tho entire satisfaciriji fi^fi«firbn»rs'ra».welliff 'style as in fit. lib/, 4J UaxQtt* aft«ttt th^tuxpaof the f0«t.' Vbk .y ban oh 'i«w.^|«*tijr^lwajr* p». hand.— iMtriidiug n- li the b.»t ily and on short !'otice. k\e.y arncle will bx Veariug what bar «u:k 1 and will rtc ncud It. B* em

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I ASTROLOGY.

QANOKRS.

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arner 5tfo and Main Streets.

Teire Haute, lud..

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ASTROLOGY.

All interviews strictly private and confidential. As a Fomale Physician tier rem«diaa nerer fail to cure all female irregularities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— Tbey can sot injure, but, on tue contrar), they improve the health. ,. .•••,

Therefore, come one, come all, to

Ill Bichmead, bet. CtBtral Avenae ui Jib. Oincinnali, Ohio. TKBMS.—Ladies, SI Gsntlemr-n, ti,50.

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WDOWILL KQUAL IN THIC

au NEVBK-FA1LIKG SlAl). RAPHAEL is tbe best. She succeeds when all «th-r« hate failed. AU who ara in trouble—all who have bven uiifortunate—all whosf foridhopeshave b»eo disappointed, crushed and blasted pj false promises and deoeit—alt who have been milttai and trifled with—all fly to her for advice and satisfaction.

who are ia doubt

of the atfrctions of those they love, Cuusolt her to roTleveand eatisly tbeir minds.

JnioveilTalrs She Never Fails She ha» thn secret of wluoing the affections nl the opposite a»x. She shows you the likeness of .your future wif. or husband, or absent friend.— IShe guides the single to a happy marriage, and 'mikes the married happy Her aid and a-IT ice has been solicited in innumerable instances, and .tho resul" has always b«n lh« means of securing a

Speedy and nappy Marriage, She Is, therefore, a sure drpcnfle-ics. It Is well known to tho public at lar«ie that sbe was tbe first, and she is the only person ia this oountry who can show tho likenexs iu reality, and who cau give enitire satisfaction on all th concerns of Wfe, which can be tested and proved by tboosands, both mar. bried and single, who daily aud eagerly visit her.

To all in busitegg her advice is InraHiaMe. ^he can foretell, with the greatest certainry, tb» reBait of all ccmmercial and business transaction*.

Lottery numbers gir.-o with .ut cxtri charge. MADAMK BAPI1AKL a boca fid. Astrologist that every one cau depend npon. Sbe is the greatest Astrologist of the nineteenth ceutnry. It is that we l-known fact tliatnmkus illiterate preten-tl-rs copy her advertisements and try to tmllat* her.

Ua«Iam* its.ptiael is the seventh daughtrr of tbe seventh daughter she was born with a nrtnral Sitt she cau foretell yoar very thoughts, ah* |iUo cure* dnnket.9«s*.

N. B.—Tlie Madame will answer no letter* With* 4ut a fee of 91 and a 3-cont stamp 1* inclosed.

Address Lcok Box &31. angSSdwly

j" She Pen is Uiffhtier than tlie Sword." ii

THE GOLP P3BN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.

Morton's G-old Pens,

The Best Pens in the World.!

JiifIT

JFor sale at JVo. 26 Maiden.' Zane, J\few-York, and by every duly appointed Agent at the same prices. I Morton makes no ¥ens stamped with the JVame or Trademark of any other therefore, •i where an Agency is established, the public will^e best suited, and at the same prices, by calling on the Agent in all other places those wishing t?ie Morton IPen must, send to Headquarters, where their orders wul receive •.prompt attention, if accompa-

nied with tJie cash. A Catalogue, with full deseriplion of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage.

A. MORTON.

lr. W. C. €OUDE]*, Who resided iu this elfjTTorfour years, aud now a riesident of Louisville, Ky., who ha* at this time sb extensive practice in tlie treatment of OA^()iiBS and (Jabcerons Affections, and i* rapidly .j gaining the high reputation that he held in this CSIJI during his stay with us. We can testily of ft 4o know, that Dr. Ooudan has been eminently successful in th* mahy cases that be treated (ft

tliis city and surrounding oountry. The Doctor'* mode of treatment differs from all others, using ais.antidote of his own preparation, killing the (jancer, root and brauch.o Itbont pain, loss of blood, or the use of the knife. Dr. Coudefe is wii- ft llagalso, to impart his mode of treatment of the Oencer to' one or two regular practicing Physiqians of good reputation.: lie does not desire to place

in the hands of liny one who is not well

qualified to sustain the reputation that he haa already gained for his Beuady. Any one who may deeire farther iniormation in rejereote to th* dure, or mode of treatment of Cancer, can conquit him in person, or by letter, LouisvlITe, Ky., ..O. Bo* 67U. atr29dw#iv

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INSUKAUCE CO.,0 OF IKDIANAPOL1S.

Cnpital, ^407,505 73. tsi LKADIITO FIXE IKSPXAKCE COIIUST or Inn., A Stock Company owned and controlled by tha loading business.mtn in the State.

The f.ilowi area part of the Stockholder*, Who are ivsideuts of Xerre Uaute, and to whom ire w'onld refer these wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates.

Preston llust-ey, Pres't National State Bank.^. J. It. Cu Jningham, Druggist. L.

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barren's Utirs. HAVEWS CO., Agents, 33dtf Offloe over Donnelley** Drug 14tore.

HATS AND CAPS.

F-W YORK JtiA^T STOK*

I Joseph C. Yates, JUST IN KIECJfilPT OF Men*' Hata ot ai JkiucUa,

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Hoys' Hat* ot ail kinds, Mime*' Hat* of all Itiuds,

Infant*' Hat* of all bind*.

And «t oil prioee. IlaU mudo to or«i«r on abort not4c«. Com' iud ee»

THE SPltlJS STl LEH, last side Pakllc 8^a»r. Terre Haute, tnrt. nov 27dtf

8T0UAGE, COMMISSION A GHAlfl.

rttANKLlN. A. I. MOKKI802I.

FKAAKLI\, M0BRIS0N4 CO., U£.MCRAL

Commission Merchants,1

No. 88 West 2d, St,, Ctuciiirtuti. itEJTJtUKNOtd. Fea'rce, Tullo, lioltoa Shaw, Barbour Co., &• Porter, JS. O. Leonard .ft (o.{ a A Wm. Ulenn Jc Sons, Kob't.Bl*cread Jt Co.. Foster Brothers, i'oote, Na*h a Co.

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OHN 'HANKY'& CO., STOftAOK, COMMiaiON AMD

Chamber*, Stevens A Co. mhKodly

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Uanto ft litchmonu and IC. & 0. itallroad Dtpets' mayodwtf TKBBI UAUTE, inK

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Warehiouse ea First St., at the Cansl Basin. ,tc} m'Me'K TKKKK HA I'TE. IN7).

AND STEAM FITTING. Main Street, between 6th aad 7th, FRKUER1H GfilfiER. Bavin*? employed tho jervkm of

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Son, a.wuli known practical workman^he is uo* prepared to execute all enters in the above b»»l--H**s, with promptn- ss i.ud dispatch. ort.'il 1^

JOH5 N. JKKIZ, Karty*s^BloJk, Mo. 80 Main Street, Torre Haato, Indiana.

OST respectfully recommends his well selectof Jeaos, Flannels, plain and plaid Lm-eyji, JJlankets, Coverlets, and Woolen huit-( tifagTttns, of different kind*. Being tally enabled to warrant the tost quality ef Urns* Uood* I most' rwipectfuliy Invite Ladle* and Gentlemen toaall aad ianM ttom. Wool takso in exchaogs for Goods, and the hlghaat market rat** tutM... acta

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