Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 October 1867 — Page 1

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JUDGE

IN the only speech General Shoridan ever made, he declared that ho should never do anything to mako rebellion honorable. That is just tho spirit noeded just now. The issue is, shall loyalty or treason bo honored and protected

A CONDUCTOR of a newspaper, speaking of a eoteniporary, says "He was formerly a member of Congress, but rapidly roso till he obtained a roepeetable position as an editor, a noble exnmplo of perseverance under depressing circumstances."

TnK Pro?ident thiBks that the recent elections show that the people indorse his policy. Either ho is too stupid or tho people are too versatile to respect him. Last year his policy was the direct issue, and it was universally condemned iti tho reliably loyal State?. This year his policy wa9 not thought of.

IT is reported that some of the leading Democratic politicians of the country have written to General McClellan to return home, as it is proposed to make him tho Democratic candidate.for tho Presidency. But McClellan has surely 1 ud enough in that lino, isnd will probably not roturn home 30on oti an invitation of 1hat character.

JUPQK MCCANDLKSS, of tlie United States District Court of Pennsylvania has decided that in bankruptcy cases tho Federal omrts have not the power to restrain by injunction any nttion of State courts in such cases. The JuJgo intimates that the power should be bestowed at the next session of Congress, in order to mako tho general bankrupt law effective.

Ilovr unfortunate the South is in its literature. They had a very pleasing poet, a young man of very gentle nature, Mr. Ilenry Tim rod, who lately died at Charleston. A Southern admirer has published so bombastic and fulsome a bio graphical sketch that the critics are laughing at both the biographer and the genius of the unfortunato victim.

GKNKRAL SHERMIN'S Indian Commission has offered the red people permanent homes and an immo-.liate prospect of improving their condition if they will lay down their arms. The savages have taken the matter into consideration, hnd until their answer is returned, they promised to refrain from all outrages, and have faith* fully kept their promise. There is no doubt that fair dealing would secure peace with that degenerate raco.

DURING the late canvass Pennsylvania was flooded with tracts extolling Judge Sharswood as a supporter-of the war, and claiming that he did not decide that greenbacks were unconstitutional, and that he was considered one of the Union party during the war. This accounts for his election. His maj rity, however, is not alarming to the Republican party, since there were over 2G,000 Republicans and 10,000 Democrats who did not vote. It will be ail right next year. Stand from under.

THE

SEVENTEENTH YEAE.

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HAVING

THE LARGEST CIRCULATIOH.

York Saturday at

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THE Fenian alarm in England does not abate. Tar. election? in Mexico resulted infaTorof Juarez.

THE Indians ure still committing all sorts of outrages in Montana Territory. TUE fractional currency issued during last week was 3593,000.

AUUANCLMENTS are biing perfected to reduce Cable rates fifty per cent. TUE farm formerly owned by Da-iel Webster is to bo sold at auction, at Franklin, New Hampshire on tbe 2iid inst.

SEVKBAL

rectifying establishments id New York

and Broooklvn have been seized by the Government. TUB Congressional Committee on Southern Railroads

completed their examination in

Richmond and have left for Charleston. THE report that the Judiciary Committee liavo finally "greed to decide In favor of impeachment is alleged, to not be true.

LAWRENCE, of the Judiciary Committee,

avers that the majority aro not in favor ofimpeachment. Ir.ie tiUcgod that tbe Oenxjeratic leaders have sent MctklKn, ami propose running him for President next yunr.

financial institution in Jersey City, known as the Rational Bank uf AmtriCA has come to grief. The reputed cashier was arreston on a chargo of frauds and tho doors of tbe concern were closed,

rvti investigation o*' the late riot in Baltimore will show that the colored men merely actod in self-defence. They w'i-ro stoned, when thay returned the assault with shots which proved fatal:

TsE .tiijil of Jofloison Davis will probably comments at IUchihond, Virginia, on the 28th Inst. Therejwill bo an effort made to obtain a Jury of white men. The prcsont jury stands nine negroes and three whi'to won.

THE proprietors of

THE

Quaker City oil refinery,

located in Philadelphia, deny tho truth of the dispatch that thoro has been a seizuro of their property by tho Government. No frauds have been alleged against tho refinery

THE Italian prime minister is pledged, according to the L.iudou Times, to enter Borne as soon as the French fioet sails. Tho placo held by the insurgouts is not the souport Ortia, but the town of Orte, on the Tiber, in the provinoe of Viterbo.

THK election in South Carolina is to come off on the 19th and 20th of November.

INSTEAD of presuming to mark out a course for tho Republican party in the luturo, Democratic journalists had better give their undivided uttention to the "confusion worse confounded" that reigns |n their own ranks.

BY TELEGRAPH

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE.

ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 19.—The Times in a leading article asserts the Italian Prime Minister Ratozzie is pledged to enter Rome as soon as the French fleet sails The place held by insurgents is not the seaport Ottia, but the town of Ortie, on the Tiber, in the province of Viterba.

A Spanish frigate has sailed from Cadiz for Ciritia Yecchia. Steamships from Melbourne which arlived to-day brought five hundred thousand pounds sturling in gold.

Tho Fonian alarm does not abate. Last evening repeated efforts were made by tbe Fenians to burn the police station at Chester, and thus release some of their comradcs who ure there confined. The fire iu every instance was extinguished baforo damage was done. The Government ii on tho alert and precautions are everywhere taken to guard against surprise.

It is understood that arrangements are perfected that the rates by cable will be reduced fully 50 per cent. The reduction to go into effect on the 15th of November.

LINKRPOOL. Oot. 19—Evening.—Cotton closed firmer and active, owing in part to a more favorable trade report from Man*

Chester.

Breadstuff^ dull. Coru declined Is quoted at 45s 9d for mixed wostern.

Wheat 16s 3J for California, and 14s 6d for Red Western. Barley nominal at 5s 6d.

Marine Intelligence-

l^iw YORK, Oct. 19.—Brig "Yoorheos," from Georgetown, S. C, arrived at Quarantine landing with all hands sick of swamp fever, Two since died, and the others are not expected to recover. The fever is not contageous.

BANK FAILURE.

A questionable financial institution in Jersey City, known as the National Bank of America, this afternoon come to grief. The reputed Cashier, Wm. E. Arnold, having been arrested upon chargo of fraud, and the doors were closed. The accusod was placed under bonds of $5,0Q0.

BOILER EXPLOSION.

A terrible boiler explosion occurred this morning at Erie Basin Dry Dock.— Michael Flanegan, engineer, was killed.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A case of highway robbery occurred on the Baity last night. The robbers were arrested.

Capt. Thos Dunham was re-elected Pilot Commander at a special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.

DEATH FROM APOPLEXY.

The wife of Dr. Harris, Register of Board of Health, died of apoplexy yesterday.

COBITRN AND M'COOLK.

Coburn has deposited $1,000 to cover the like amount sent by McCoole, of St. Louis, to fight for $5,000 a side and the championship of America.

Indian Outrages and Murders. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.—Montana dates of the 8th say that Flat Head and other tribes of Indians threaten an outbreak.— They are already stealing stock, plundering houses, and threaten to kill or drive out all settlers.

Four men were recently killed near Flat Head Lake, and all the farm products for miles around burned.

Two hundred stand of arms had been distributed among the settlers by the Territorial authorities.

ThejPlatte Yalley stage coming from the West, Saturday, |was chased by the Indians near Riverside station, but escaped.

Issue of Fractional Currency. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—The fractional currency issued during the week from the Printing Bureau was $593,000, shipments $423,757, redeemed and destroyed $513,» 800. National bank currency issued, $34,080. ...

About the Trial of Jeff. Davis. NKW YORK, Oct. 19.—An Express special, from Richmond, 17th, says the trial of Jeff. Davis will probably come off on the 28th. There is to be an effort to obtain a jury of white men. The jury to try him now stands nine negroos to three whitos

Murder-

BOSTON, Oct. 19 The citizens of Fitchburg are greatly excited by finding the body of Frederick Powers buried in the Band bank. Tbe body exhibited several stabs, and a wooden gag was found in the mouth. Two Frenchmen and an American were arrested on suspicion of tbe murder.

THE MEXICAN ELECTIONS.

The Herald's Havana special of the 18th says the elections in Mexico resulted in the success of President Jaurez in the States of Mexico and Guadalajora, and all the principal States in the interior.

The Fenians-

New Y9RK, Oct. 18.—Tho Evening Lehigh says the Government has received injormation regarding the plans of the Fenian brotherhood of such importance as to warrant the issue at once of secret instructions to commandants of military posts throughout the provinces.

Base Ball.

BUFFALO, Oct. 18.—The Excelsior Base Ball Club of Rochester beat the Niagara of this city by 32 to 18. This is the second (T a week that the Excelsiors have worsted the Niagaras. Considerable money changed hands on the result of the game.

A COMPLIMENTARY DINNER. General Barry has accepted a complimentary dinner from a number of leading citizens of Buffalo, previous to his departure on the 1st prox., to join his regiment, the 2d artillery, in California. The list is headed with the name of ex-Presi-Jent Fillmore, and will take place on the 24th. -0

SHARSWODD'S MAJORITY.

The Herald's Harrisburg special says the correct official majority for 8harswood, the Democratic candidate for Judge of the Supreme ©ourt, is 922.

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New York News—Jerome Park Races. NKW YORK, Oct. 19.—The Jerome Park races finished the week with some fine sport. The hurdle race was won by Ool. McDaniel's "Red Dick," beating five others. The selling race was won by Mr. Morris' Number Three. Time, one mile, 1:46£. The winner sold for $1,200. "Local" beat "Onward," "Flora Mclver" and "Allborn" in a national handicap: caps 2 miles. Time, 5J, and "Morrisey"' beat "Onward" in the four mile race time, 8:25£.

SUICIDE.

Miss Osborne, a young lady in West Fifty-second street, committed suicide yesterday, by shooting herself. She had been ill and in excruciating pain for several days.

DEMOCRACY IN BROOKLYN.

The Democratic Convention of Brooklyn, nominated Martin Kalbfelish for Mayor.

RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENTS SEIZED. Several of our largest rectifying establishments wero seized to-day, including the following: S. C. Borehu & Co., Hoffman & Curtis, Jones Co., Cuthbert & Cunningham, Samuel Engle, and A. B. Hayes, the latter in Brooklyn.

Two tobacco manufactories were also seized. j^The farm formerly owned by Daniel Webster, at Franklin, N. H., is to be sold at auction on the 22d.

Latest News byway of New Tork

THE BARNTTM INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE* NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—The Herald's special says the Barnum Investigating Committee, after setting three days at Falls Village, has {again adjourned to a future day not yet decided upon. The evidence thus far, while it shows plainly that money was lavishly spent by both sides, does not establish definitely the charge of buying votes made against W. EL Barnum, while on the other hand it has been sworn to by a number of witnesses that P. T. Barnum's agents openly bought or attempted to buy votes. THE COMMITTEE ON SOUTHERN RAILROADS

A Herald special says the Congressional Committee on Southern Railroads have completed their examination in Rich» mond and leave to-day for Charleston.

IMPEACHMENT. I

A Times spccial says the report that the Judiciary Committee had finally agreed to report in favor of impeachment is untrue. They have had no meeting on the subject. THE RIOT IN BALTIMORE TO BS INVESTI*

GATED.

A full investigation of the riot in Baltimore Thursday night will show that the colored men merely acted in self defence. They were stoned, when they returned the assault with shots which proved fatal.

JUDGE LAWRENCE ON IMPEACHMENT.

A Tribune special says Judge Lawrence of the Judiciary Committee avers that the Judiciary Committee are in favor of impeachment is true.

M'CLELLAS BENT FOR.

The Democrats have sent for McClellan to return to this country, and will nominate him for President, with another ex-military man fer Vice President.

WHISKEY FRAUDS.

The World's Washington special says Treasury Department officials are on the track of some great frauds in whisky, in New York and elsewhere, and special agents have been quietlj dispatched to work up the evidence. Great secresy is observed, but there are reaBons to believe two important frauds have been perpetrated since the new regulations went into effect, and that they will soon receive attention from the officials. One of these two, ship from the West to New York,spirits of much higher proof than are called for in the permits and bills of landing. The other,for collections in collusion with fraudulent shippors, to concede and ultimately destroy the brands given for transportation from one district to another. Some of tho largest manipulators in both sections of the country have been quietly watched for a few weeks past, and a trap prepared for them, into which they have almost fallen.

A delegation of Hungry whiskyites is here urging tbo removal of Commissioner Rollins, on the ground of corruption. It is simply preposterous for such charges to be made against a man of whom, whatever may be thought of his political views, or capacity, not a word can bo said on the score of personal integrity.

THE RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE.

One of the important features of the Treasury inve?tigation by the retrenchment committee will be that of looking into the alleged over-issue of fractional currency. There has been a large excess of legitimate issue of currency, or else thousands of dollars of counterfeit stuff are in circulation.

Sank Statement.

Loans $247,553,911 Specie 73,100,000 Decrease 2,281,761 Circulation .*. 34,057,450 Increase 51,439 Deposits 173,468,375 Decrease 3,607,259 Legal tender 54,365,832 Decrease 1,769,000

An Unfounded Beport. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.—The proprietors of the Quaker City Oil Refinery located here deny the report of the dispatch from Pittsburg, that there has been aseiz. ure of their property by the Government. No frauds have been alleged against the refinery.

Father McMahon.

OTTAWA, Oct. 19.—Petitions bearing the signatures of six thousand persons were presented to the Governor-General for the release of Father McMahon.

STOCK MARKET.

By Telegraph.] NEW YOBK Oct. 10. Money activo and firm at 7 S3 cent, call loans.— Sterling dull and heavy at 10S%@109 gold for first class bills.

Gold opening at 143%'and closed at 144. Qobernment stocks without decidea change.— Coupons

'SI,

111% '62, 111% do. '64, 108j '65,

10$ New, 10% '67, 106}* 10-40'., 100Jf 7-r

QUBBIC, Oct. 19.—The steamer Canada was disabled while opposite St. Croix, last evening, from bursting her boiler. No persons hurt.

WHISKY —Unchanged. POBK—Dull ut #22, BACON—Firm and quiet at 14 for shoulders and 17%@18% for clear rib.

LARD—Firm at 13. BUTTER—Dull at 33@40c for fresh western, and 42@45c for N. Y. State.

CHEESE—Firm at 14%@lBc. EGGS—21c. HAY—Scarce and firm at S20@23 for good to prime timothy on arrival.

COFFEE—Steady sales of .120 bags at 23@27% for fair to prime good. SUGAR—Firm at full rates.

GOLD—143% buying, and closing dull.

NEW YOBK MABKET.

By Telegraph.1

NEW

RYE—Nominally unchanged. BARLEY—Heavy and rather easier at 81 23 for State, 1 40 for western.

HALT—Dull at $1 62%. CORN—l@2c lower, at 81 3o@l 38 for mixed western in storo and afloat, closing at SI 3 1 37 afloat.

OATS—Opened a little firm«r and closed dull and declining at 80®82. Jtl^E -Quiet at 9%@11.

COFFEE—Dull. SUGAR—Quiet 600 hhds Cuba at ll%@12Vc. MOLASSES-Quiet 300 hhds Cuba at R0@ 53c.

HOPS—Quiet at 60@65c. PETROLEUM—Quiet at 15c for crude, aud

33@33%c refined bonded. WOOL—I 'Dull and heavy at 57%@60

TERRE-HAUTE,

OFFER AT

Wholesale and Retail

At the Very Lowest Rates,

Merrimac,

Cocheco,

Dunnel's,

'T^wiWi^-?^*'. -r'•r^

TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA,MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1867

Steamboat Disaster

for

domestic

fleece. LEATHER—Moderately active at previous prices.

COAL—Quiet. PORK—Heavy and lower at 821 80@22 05 for mess, closing at 21 90 regular.

BEEF—Dull 80 bbls at previous prices. BEEF HAMR—Quiet 25 bbls western at 830. BACON-Quiet. CUT MEATS—Steady at 12@123£ for shoulders and 15(317 for hams.

LARD—Heavy at 13?£@14%, the latter an extreme. BUTTER—Unchanged at 20@42.

CHEESE—Quiat at 11@16. LATEST. NEW YOUK, Oct. 19. FLOUR—Olosed dull and 10@20c lowor for medium and common.

WHEAT—Dull and heavy, No. 3 Spring at 82 13 @16, No. 2 at 2 16@19. RYE—Dull at

60 for western.

OATS—Dull and heavy at 80@81 for western. CORN—Heavy at 81 34@1 36% for good to prime mixed western.

PORK—Lower at $21 50 for mess. BEEF—Dull and snsettled.. CUT MEATS—Quiet and steady. BACON—Steady and fair demand. LARD—Dull and heavy at I4%@14% for fair to prime Bteam and kottle.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY,

Corner of Third and Main Streets,

American,

And Other- JPrints.

Bleached and Brown

Sheetings and Shirtings

TICKS, STRIPES and

CHECKS,

A FULL ASSORTMENT OT"

Drest* Goods, Cassimeres, Jeans,

Fla

SPECIAL NOTICES.

STFT.

Tieil,Ripley 0»*s GmtiDrr 6oo4s nmrln. A lare Invoice of 10-4 Sheetings, slightly soil, ed, selling rapidly at 40 oenu per yard—regslar prtoe|60 cents. 2.000 Yards More noes at 25c. worth 40c.

Jet Neoklaow, Pins and Ear Drop*, to match— "new." Elegant line black Alpaccaa—"cheap."

Splendid aaeortment colored A ipse car—plain and seeded.

New style* In Plate and Striped Poplins. An immense stock of Dry Goods adapted to Tsllln4i.it popular prices, at *viUi unn oo.

Shawls, Cloaks, Notions,

Cotton Yarns,

Carpet Warp,

Cotton Batting-,

Sept30 1867 dw

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NOMAIN PLOW WOJRKS. I Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.

The Empire Queen or the West.

This Standard Plow has never been excelled, and for general purpose neTer will be. In its construction we are working a perfectly homogenious Oast Steel that will out polish and out liTs auj other Wrough Plow made. It throws a wide. Clean, and sraeeftil fnrrow, and in drauwht is the lightest Plow on record. Farmers II do well te examine this Plow at

John Seott & Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Haute, lldiaiia,

Before purchasing elsewhere. Your interest we dee ire to promote, »ni what we say is true. uo*lMwl» MrrtTTIRK. OAWPB«M.

-JJNIOFF BAKER1.

11th, 1867.

FBA9K HEIII6 A BRO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

Oa Lalayette St., between Canal and Depot,

U30dlj INDIANA.

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HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

Carpet^

CINCINNATI MARKET.

Telegraph.] CINOIHBATI, Oct.

10.

FLOUR—Dull, Milwaukee at 811 60@12. WHEAT—Dull at S2 60. CORN—Doll, holders asked 31 bat not pales at orer 98.

BYE—Steady at SI 48. COTTON—Dull at 18 for middling. TOBAOCO—In good demand at Yery full prices,, sales at 24g$30 for good leaf.

No. 199 Main St., Terre-lhate.

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100,000

YOBK, Oct. 19

COTTON—A shade firmer at 19% for middling uplands. 'FLOUR—Dull ato'd 20(^40 lower at 88 95(39 50 sor superfine State and Western, 0 65@10 30 for extra western.

WHISKY—Quiet and steady, WHEAT—2@3c lower at $2 18@2 20 for Xo. 2 Spring, 2 27@2 29 for No. 1 do., 2 60 for amber State.

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Picture Tassels,

Our Stock ia_:.:v .-.H

Fall, Fresh and Very Desirable.

BBOKAW BROTHERS & CO.,

No. 109 Maim Street,\ -i

[Between 4th and Sth]

Terr© Haute, Ind.

O O S

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 A1A1X STREET,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANK,

Slate Fair Bulletin

For the special accommodation of sic

VISITORS

We hav3 opened, this week, a Splendid Stock of

Broche Shawls,

S a

Silks, Poplins, Reps,

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In Terre Haute*

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Fancy Goods!

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Broche*, Ear-rings, Belt

Clasps Fans,

Fancy Work Boxes, Ladies' Companions, etc.,

Furs I Fur® I Fur# I i/ Juat Opened. w--.-j

O. WITTIG & OO

73 Main Street,

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QITY

Hou.se

UB0&AW BR0THEB8 4 CO.,

STOVES

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PREMIUMS

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Consisting in part or

All kinds of Carpetings! All kinds of 011 Cloths !,(M All kinds of Curtains! All kinds of Upholstery Goods! All kinds of Wail Papers! All kinds of Looking Glasses

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Staple Dry Goods!

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Just Received,

"A great many

N O VE TI ES

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BILL POSTED

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programme and, Circular* dittribuiai te GOOD STY LEI

All orders left at Dowling Hmll. or at the ttonaad to with Printing Offices, will te|NBfU| rcttend dhpatsh. vh«tT

CARRIAGES.

«€OTf, ORES. dt

\Carriage Manufacturersf

Ooa!»a

Wabash

SaySdwfa

a 1st 9n., T*aai HAtrrm, I»d.,

Keep constantly on hand, and oSisr fw sab at tbe lowest market prices.alloT thelatjftstyUeof OAMUCBs BVMIli H« uan Wf of tfivir own m.BuTaetAM^ M-srf—

dtl attention paid to tftPunki.'

H. WALTM,

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Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPION, BELL, i.

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Tassels,

Gartaia

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Bands, Loops & Cornices Of NEW designs and very handsome.

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UHKAT WSSTKBX

Ste«i Xarble Lim^-Stoue Works Stone Building Work. Vaults, Statues, Monuments, Head-Stones, Slant*es, at prioes lower •than any other Works in this state, as oar facllitiieA aro greater. Also Importora of Scotch Grault# KoDmaentSi MarMe Works (Established ta4) near Ike P.O.

Stone Yard and Steam Works at tho T. U. S»I. Freight Depot, TERRE HAUTE, IND. Tbe Trade supplied with Sawed.tit jne and ilarble atLlbeial Bates. U3d3m

i" ^DIAMOND, 1 «u- .V O. &.

From §100 to 91000 Eaeh I and 7S other •arieties of Wood aat (ioal Hat:ng and Cookiug Stores. All of the above we will sell at

LOWER RATES

Than any Store and Tinware Honse in Torre-Uante

WK MAKCrAGTffBlC ALL KINDS OF

Tin and Copper Ware!

For (he Wholesale and Retail Trade. Sole Agents for Fairbanks Soaleo.

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We aro prepared to compete witfi tie entire trade in assortment and price*.

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In Rubber Goods

S. HENDERSON'S,

Four Doora South the Poti OJfi.cc,

Fourth Street.

KNOWING

$ a. w.

nte9 osfe -£3#|

CHAS.

BrnseHOCSOT, H. AAXOTN,

6a. Manager. Arohf. Scalfi, Blaa. btonowork

Walter, Eppinghonsen & Co.,

A N IN W A E

50 & 52 MAIH ST&EET ... f,

IS THE PLACS TO BOY

Cheap r^StoveiS, Urates, Plows, Scales, &cr

We aro now roooiving the

Largest, Cheapest and Best Assorted Stoek rf Goods in '.bis Hoc brought to this City, bought »t tho

Becent September Decline,

Andoonsistin^ of the well-kunwn ocd celebrated

Stewnrt Ooolc Stoves I

For Wood or Ooal I,^

!ii

^'.MONITOR Coal Stove,

Decidedly the be*'. Stores. Made for he Coal this locality. Sole Agents f.r

Van's Family, Boarding House and liutei ttangeB,

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Ier and blchmand Flows American and Kentucky Cider Mills Iron and Slate Mantles, and Orates of all kinds, ttemember

ETEBT Cook Store OWeal'i Patent Copper Bottoms! This Improvement, by the Copper extending up the sides of the vessel two or more mcuos, pre •ents tbe tin from corro iin where It joins tbe copper. And with the same sin«d tin an eight inoh Wash Boiler is made to hold two galloos mere than the common Boil-r, an ho Bjiler in as durable as If made entirely of Copper.

Ton will And It to yonrlnt rest to give os :i call for Goods

this line, jefore baying elsewhere.

€. €. »HITU & CO.

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S O V" ES S.

Large Stock and Low Prices,

that the Public has

long demauded a bettor cla^s o: stoves than has heretofore been generally.o'erod in thi market, S. It. HKXDKB30N ban this season selected with great care, from tbe mo»t

Popular isnd Celebrated Patterns known in the country East "r West.au assortment of Cookloff sad Heating Stoves, ?u-h as are rarely ever co lected togetber iu on" B-a«re

Among his stock ma bo found

ot almost

ify.

leading Etov•

ttery praminetU manufuctorar it Che toun

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

with all the Modern Improve nouts and convenlencies. ilotes

tor

Offices, 8rores, Cauroiies. Ho

tels, Dining-Booms liud-roems, auy und all kinds an as fur prices,

He Defies Competition!

He is confident that he has bought AS

LOW

anybody can, and is deterailutM uot to ts

N E S O It is impossible th%t nnybod} should bare Bttnn Stoves, for no

better are madi.

ALL ARE WARRANTED!

With Cookli^g Stoves he gives

More Furniture than la Usually GiTCu and delivers all Sto es in the city Free of Charge

In addition to Stovos ho keeps a general astortmentoTTln^Iron and Copper Ware, Frt-ssed Ware,

The New French Ware,

Spoons, Ladles, Prestirviog Kettles,

which ret»luB the heat sue

cotnmpn

OIKS.

Merinos.

Red Lace Handkerchiefs,

Real Lace Collars, tinny Collars, JKaltese Collars,

HmH-X Tin

kers, Wsfflu IronsJ an I th^ver.v uewclt Ibinijou', the

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons.

These Irons have tho mw Incited handle,

Patent Chilled Iron Face.

third longer Man thi

Siovo Pipe or nil sia aul nd,

on a a on an an a a go to 1 iv eting joiols tjgnther. Buyers wil. .•er:.lu!y save money by calling on

S. R. HENDEBSON,

Fourth Street, 4 doors South of the i*ost Ofllce. setiSdwtf

gBYEN CAJR LOADS or

S O E S I

Just reoeived and will be sold at tho LOWfcS'f BOTTOM PKICES, at BA.L-L.'JSi.

S I ad in S to a in the Market

Home Companion, three sizes. General Grant, three size#. (Jharter, four sizes. Mnterprist, four oixes. Forest Queen, four mZes. Rover, st3o sixes.

All warranted the best in the Market, at

)1,

...

SR.

l-JJ b^JL.L,»S.

HiiiNDlSKSUJS, MANUVAOTUUSP

ST9RK SB 4tfeBtrect,4tb l®or Sonih of Post

Office

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating stoves. Ail kinds of Fruit Cans.

Every Yarletj of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Booting, House Gntterins, 4o„ done promptly 6B4 warranMd to give satisfaction. None but tbe best "BBANDS" of Tin used UClees specially ordered.

JPrices—Cheap as the Cheapest*

mb6dlT. oh S«p8

B. HAOKKTY & CO., Are prepared to do all ki 11 as of

O W O SUCH SB Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

Work, W#

And Repairing of aU Kinds,

Site We have also the Agencf for

FESCANMNR MABSB'B CELEBRATED Phtenlx Warm Air Furnace, Of which we have already pat up several, to the entire satisfaction of the parties nsicg them, :e whom we A at all times refer.

All kinds of fnrnaees repaired and pat up in complete order, aad the work warranted. A general assortment of TINWABB hi htcd at

Oive as a call at No- 187 Main

Bet. tth a 7th sis., •ovledtf

StreeW HADTll, IMP,

TIB&B

^i,.^.^.,:r« ESTABLISHED MAY

^^ATTORNErS.

JSO.

r. MUU.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Li aicur. a. c. tAirzLX»

^AICZZT A SAFTJULL, A.X JL.AW.

tieaeni Ctliediig ud Seal fisUte Agute. OFF1CJK—MeKeeu's Block, up-etairs, below Mao)uos Uail. JalSdwtf

DENTISTRY.

J^II. C. O. LINCOLN, Tue Oldest Establiaked Dentist la Terra Haute, das removed his olflos and reeideuco to three squares oast of the Union Depot.

Ua.ing bad upwards of eigtiu-ou years' eapeleuce in Dentistry, he is oouddeat Cbat he can ive satiafaolion iu all cases. (JyXOdl)

14. VAN VALSAH, ducieiMr to Lincoln VtoValeah ICMSOMli MOMlAIUAi

This Hotel has recently beea refitted, and put Ig llrst-claas order, offoriag accommodations unsur passed iu the State.

SIBLEY TliBMM, Prop'rs.

QTEWAKT HOUSE, Second Street, between Main and Cherry, T£BBU HAUTJH2, IND.

This old established Hotel has ebanged hands, and has been fitted up iu a style that tho Proprietor feels satls&od that he will aiake a pleasant bomo for all who isay stop with him. A few boarders will be taneu at prices to suit tho timse. (31d3m] 1'UoS. ttcKSK, Proprietor.

UNDERTAKERS. A A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to tracute* orders in bis line wiib aeatness and dlspatcb ,mer of third and Cherry treets, Terre Haute, Indiana. jaD20~6~d\rtf

UST RECEIVED.—A FINE Assortment of Ladles' Gents' and Childrens' aaiiliO U13H—something that has never been Introduoed here before—by

OHARUSS

osvrr.

^AIED 4CBUFT, Attorneys at Law.

Office No. 82 Mais Street, (up stairs.)

•jW csbtsadt.

I*. M. MSaXDITU. W. H. DELAlfO J1KBEDITU dc DiXAXO. ipAXTORNKYS at LAW,

Office over Davis' Drug £torc, loraer, of Mate and Third Streets.

IN 1 1 8

li E N f" 1 S

/"1LAKK HOUSE. couisa or fZBST AKD OUIO

he Mil-

furnish with

iilu. i'Ji ^lalu SitrMt, or or HarUet'e liouk. otvrc. aplddtf TKllltb-llA LiTK. Xjyi.

I A S O N

Sl'OOKaSOB TO ua. S. S. SMiTii,

OU'VIOK—On Ohio, between 3d and ith Street. Ja7dly Ti£Uiil£-ilAUXK, 1ND.

HOTELS.

JAOOB atrrs. aso. 0. BCTI.

NATIONAL HOUSE,

COB.

BURN

A.sd

SACOH

MAID STBSEts,

TiiBttE HAUTE, IND.

BVTTZ A HOW.. Praprletdrs. —H)'—

This Iloase has been thoroughly refurnished. niy23dwly

srairrs

rorre Haute, Indiana.

B. OEiKFiru, Proprietor

Office of Marshall, Montesuma and Palestine iiack Lines. novZtkltf

BUWTIN

HOUSE,

Southeast Corner Public Square,

Xerre Haute, Indiana

Tliis Uoi-.:! has been furuishud anew in all Its departments, iu a style unsurpassed by any ic State, audi a now open fer the reception of guests. Tu« kiatrouagu »t ine public is respectfully sollo* ited. aagldlf

KOUUMS 1ATJB, PsorBiEtsas.

»JIBRRE HAUTE HOUSE,

0VKMU MAIM

AMU

UYUfB tT&SBTf,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

ISAAC BALL, Undertaker,

loySS Corner 3d and Cherry streets.

ARCHITECT A BUIuPERS

J^UCHITECT & BUILDER.

J. A. VRYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Suporintendance, and Detail Drawings furnished for every description of tJnildiugs.

Omce.—-South east corner of Main and fifth Streets, ovtj Donnelly's Drug Store. myStdly

JpBAlBIE ClTY PLANUifi HILLS.

OLIFT & WILLIAMS, Manufacturers and Dealt 1

Flooring, Sash, Siflimj, Doors, Bracket#, Blinds, Mouldings, Window Frames Aran* raves, Door Frames. Stair Rails, Itallusters, Jewell Fosts, die., &c.t

Planing, Sksroll Sawing Wood Turning:,

And all Weod work used in building, prepared to Order. Coruer of Ninth and Mnlb«rry Streets. J&oSdtf

^BCttilECTSJND BUILDERS.

CLIPT ft WILLIAMS.

Plans, Specifications and Superintendence faruished for every deecriptioo of Building. ODce at Prairia City Planing Mills, corner of Niutb onii Mulberry Streets. JaSdtf

ARREN'S IMPROVED BOOF1MG. We are prepared to put on this Bool, and warrant it for five yearn. This is the beet and cheap* est Boof in use, and is fire-proof. Cali on

Prairie Olty Planing Milts, corner of *tb and Mulberry Strsot*. JaSdtf

A S

BOOT AM) SHOE 8T0RE,

No, IO North 4th St.

HAVE JUST REOEIVED A Large Stock of Boets and Shoes, embracing •«ry vailetj of

Women, Hen & Children's Wear SUITABLE

rou

THJC

Fall and Wiator Trade,

Which will esll at the Lowest Cash Prices. I am also prepared to

MAKE TO ORDEB •11 kinds of Boots and Shoes that may be called for on the shortest aotice aad most fashionable stylo. Otve me a esll before ordering or parehasUIK fcise where.

No. 1# North Fourth Street, Terre-Haute, lud. p.p. DEOKJ Sep IM4m

K1SIZ,

JO UN N.

Ksriy's Block, Ho. 00 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana,

OSt respectfully reeoauaeadshls well selected stock of Jeaas, Tlaaaels, plain and plaid Litt'eys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolea Knittlsg Tarns, of dUfcreut klads. Being fully enabled to warrant the ties quality ef these floods I most respectfully lavlte Ladies aad Gentlemen to call and Inspect them. Weal taksa la exchange for Goods,

M«

tbe kliksst market rates paid.

12, -38.

1MB LAB6EST la the 1

mamsm

MEDICAL.

WESTERN STATES

M. JTABKSWOBTH'8 IasUtatlon fcr tfa, ir^t meat of VKKKBXAL DI3EA3U,

•No.

211-2

West Maryland Sireei, bet :.£ ridiecn mud liUixon,

nrouiAPous, usu^. Where the most rellab informtioc car. i*. ®d by .he afflicted relativeio tin oaturu as^l cvi of their affections.

Qoaorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, rbo, Impotency or Semlasl Weateea, atte.tlta ^Itl, diurnal or nocturnal emissions 1 Sy^fcUt* jiuosfc. ry, secoadary, teltiary and beroditarj,

Wc,»-

aestly eared. Ali Private INseMts treated ta its mofc.

«ntlal udsklUfal manner, aad SAIlSi Arrf QDAHARTIID, including the va- ioa. DlSKASKSso eusaua is this climatr /1 .r -. Lt aeonfidettisl aad Skillful Fhysiots. .'t. cess la tue past warranto tfceoeo&rc:x l- h» flicted in thefatare

DB. FABNSWOBTH'S Institution is Q',* t.'. With aU the latest appliances known fvr

cessfol practice of this braaea

ot tho

feeaion. Those liviag at a distaaoe ean foau': t? and have their mediciaee seut 1» AU communications strlotly eoafldeaiial.

A Treatise ca 8P*BBATOBha£ Bd effeot, by Dr.rimrgsn, sent Mdress free,

Address Dft, rABVSWrrftTfl, Btx IJ44. I diaaapelis, Indiana. P- 8.—Patients feralthed oc'iiT, board and lodging. d«eUvi:

MILLINERY.

NEW YORK

Dress, Sacque and Cloak

CUTTER!

Suits cut on scientific principles, sr.i WBTT«oted to

GIVE SATISFAOTICiT 1

Also fine assortment of

A E S S 1 S

TRIMMINQE I

No,

Main Street, cp Stairs.

.A.* W AI«irI'jti*

CHEAP MILLINEiif

KEW STOCK or TiiE

A E S S S

THE

CBfilPSSI IX THi: ca'i

I A N 8 5 a S

(UT

8TAISS.)

MISS SALLIB HA8T1!?S8.

INSURANCE COLU?.

F1B£and W A

A/IERCJ3LANTS USbt COMPAHY, 0* BABttOi.il OON K. Taos. Loavsu, Seo'y. Km IIu ."'-•

CAPITAL. •All

ILsomes Fronptly Fai-. Policies issued a'bd rec M. A. feOBt-

W*... gqny. JL

AMKHfCAM

1.1 riBE 1X8I7BAMX COfflS-A?: Or Ussmon, Coss. Capital ,.83K\v" •.

A. F. UA»ris«8.. L- -.. W. O. UAJSTINUJ. TFV Fuucias

ISSVKD

W. A. C®AS£,

IW^gjily Xcrri i?» ..

UME insukajce CU., fillOlSilATl, ya:-' a a If ire and Marina Bisks takes at reas.-cr.'.!« Office, S. W. Cor. Third aad Sycamur^ OHAS. 0. ItlAKIRT,••••• O. M. ii II *. A. C*AJ» K, Afltmi.

*M«NS«*HSNM

Terrv oc,

UOidBYB MUTTTAL" il'O i. JLf A HOI awrm. Cstali Capftsd

_—_.._^tOsrOC

Kurplai OC.'rvv

Tout Cash iuem Jtm. M. tKT, sao,iM.: Pr jflu returned la Oaehto Mpek aad hut t. srs.

Pretnimm

oil Chs fwish

t!i* Saae.

No lability lha psft «r the A* t: Office OVIATI'S UntRH, CXt.VU^I', L.

UOU^ON,

Bm't-

WIL

rpiiii PUTJNAM A riBE uscBAJici cojjr.uOr Bsanvao, OomsRoc Cash Capital- ——9607C

BA 0 KL WOODBCFF, 1AJU£L jsot ff As C/KAjnKf ayggdly

riOJtfcN Vv FIRS LUMVUAjraii con i'& 0a£k Capital (MHse,Jla. 187 Breadwu it t.

OBOUHBSO in IS6iu

K. t. MASON FtOKO. A. UKUUsKK M. A.VSA'iK, Ajtcr?, 'fexio

A€€IIEXT.

OLIFT WILLIAMS,

TNl'fED STATES U8GALI1' coum, or ssw Jsas£T. for Iasaranse against Oaaaaltlcs or

H. Y. Offlee. Oti Broadw'aj.

Tbe only Uatual Accident CeRpas fn

CKAISCIS MAB&OB,

CARLES WUBTS,

\r--

,...vc.

li'VUKBT LKMOX K£X.NKDV, Chau 'n Kit HKfJEY F. TAIL, Chalrtuan jlaaor*.'-•• t-" Vor Local Agouclee apply to

H. CBAIE. Terre Bvi'

miA A Lif

UNITED STATiiB

LlfK HCaUBAJKS COMFA W BO. 40 WALL STBMt, VKW

IVI.S,

Joseph B. Collin*. AM«ta Nearly in»OOO^.C.

ths Midit of UH W* re vi

loss re with we Old BsUahle. A. CBA2VJB,

a a

4 1

pLAUSSEN, BI8HOWSEY &• Co Importers and fcMnftf NOTIONS AND

W IOLBIAIiI PSAfci.?. S FANCY GBOCKRIE8, IMAM, TOBAUm TKAt».

rpERRE(

HAUTE & BCWU5G OKISB HACK HUE.

The and rtigoed ptspeee to reasesra nine a Hack liae between Terra H-nt-

ND BO T-

liac Oreen, eaMeadaf, the7thday 01 Octotw (a •eave terre liaate at o'e eck A. r", Wedaesdays, and Fridays, aad return 'w da/-, Thursdays and Satardays. Ws.wUl "a 1 ai the prlsid|»l Batsls for passouge/s. Fsrt f'ismall parceU and packages taken on a.ta»om