Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 October 1867 — Page 1

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THE

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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

OF FlCi A-' ,1? A..P J3.R., THBJ

i. tu l. 'r HAVING ,•"• rHE UHUK8T C1KCPLAT10W.

TH& NEWS.

THE body of Maximilian is being re-embalmed. THIS returns of the Mexican elections Indicate the Buccem of-Uie Juarez ticket.

Teoetiiokf is still in the city of Mexi-

coat tho latest advice?. THE Collector at Buffalo soiled a whisky still iu Lancaster, Now York, owned by ilenry Lainger' for manufacturing whibky without a license.

MA8SACHU8KTT8 politics are exciting just at this time. The contest seems to be between the license law and the anti-license law men.

THE incrrcase of the typhoid fever at New Haven has caused tire fiieuity of Vale College, serious^ to consider the expediency of temporarily suspending the college exorcise.

THEGeorgians are trying to kick up a row with General Pope, and have appealed to the Prosident andGon. Grant to come to their aid, both of which have refused.

SINCE the nomination of General Grant for President by the National Union club of Philadelphia, meetings have been held in every ward of that city, endorsing that nomination and for the formation of Grant clubs.

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTER of tho District Supreme Court has announced that the cases in which Lawyer Bradh y, who was disbarred by Judge Fisher, is engaged as counsel would not be taken up until his statusdl determined by a full bench.

THE October quarterly statements of all the New Tork Citybfrnk* have boen received by the Comptroller of thl Currency, and their consolidated relurns show fhe aggregato of circulation and deposit* to.Jjp lyjjput ..one hundred and ninety millions, for which a reserve of forty-seven millions, twenty-fivo per cent, is required. The statement shows a reserve of sixty-two millions, or eight percent, more than is roqulred by law.

Tiik Laporte (Ind.)

THE

cases of tho porsons who took

forged 7-30 notoi are becoming very mucb mixed. Where th=) ns:d3 have not bacn redeemed somebody will huvo to lose, and a tracing out of tho history of each false token, with demands by eucii subsequent holder upon the person from whom te received it, will be common enough. In many cases tho lust holder wiil be able to make his predecessor refund, and eo the demuuds will proceed, until the unfortunato individual who took the counterfeit: from the. forgers, or tkoir agents, is reached. Those who fucoeeded iu obtaining payment from the government, it is now said, will be raado to refund, and the Treasury officers tire strouuous in their assertion of a right to reuovor. Tne claims wiil be stoutly resisted, and it will be urged that the notes w5re not counterfeit, or they would not have been rodocmed or, it' not, is likely to give active employment to the lawyers, und it will aotile some point?, as to the liability of tho gov. eminent, which will bo of advantage in the future, and render the respective rights and duties of pursoas who innooently receive unci pass forged securities more definitely understood.

TH E failure of tlio race horso "Kentucky" to run four miles in poven minutes and twenty seconds, carrying a weight of one hundred and twenty pounds, may be accepted as proof that it is impossible for a horse bearing that burdon to flccompli.-h tho task. The only known instance of the performance of the feat was ovidooced in tho performance of "Lexington," sire of "Kentucky," who, in April, 1865, at the Motario Course, Louisiana, ran four miles, with ono hundred and threo pounds weight, in sovtn minutes, nineteen seconds and three-quarters. At a subsequent race, at the same eour.-e. with liko weight, ho accomplished the feat in sovon minutes twenty«.three and three-quarter seconds. In order to win in this race against time, "Kentucky" would have been compelled to get over each mile in one minute and fifty seconds. He accomplishod the whola distance in sevefa minutes and thirty-one seconds and a halt. He went over the first mile in one minute and forty-oight seconds, and the second mile in tho samo time but here he fell off, and was not able to run the third mile in loss than one minute and fifty-three seconds, and the last in two minutes and twenty-four seconds.— Although tbo horse failed to make the time, his performance, under the circumstances, is the best known. It beats "Lexington's'' time, when the additional weight of seventeoa pounds, which "Kentucky" carried, is takon ioto consideration. If the race had been for two miles, the task would htivo boon performed in three minutes and thirty-six seconds.— Even persons who take no interest in horse racing, this proof of the speed which the horse may attain is interesting

J: it! .f A ». 4

Uttion and Herald

hoisle the name of Sishuyler Oolfiix for President, subject to tho decision of the Republican .National Convention.

'.'"t—:—'—

Copperheads of Ohio are trying

to make.the roost of their apparent victory at the recant election'. Vuilandigham and Judgo Thurman are pushing for Senator Wade's place, and the Cincinnati organ of the Copperheads is nominating George Hi Pendleton for President. Pendleton would bo. a good man to beat—go put bim np..

THE

talk about a political ''reaction" in

Pennsylvania, is all moonshine, as the facts show Uonclusively. Tho vote ca-t in the State at the Jute election is €2,616 less than last fall.. The. Republican vote falls off 40,540, and tho Democratic vote 22,070 The Republican vote-of .Ust fall is 40,248 greater*tli-tit"Iho Democratic vote of this fall. With the exception of the city o! Philadelphia, tho Democratic vote is less than is was last full in every county in the State, ff th9 entire voto of the State i9 polled, the llepublican party is nodoubt as strong as over—and this will bo demonstrated at the Presidential election.

Probably no caa of better tiu.e can ba "-New York News. presented, with the weight carried. It is

stop-watches were imperfect. This time of "Kentucky's" is rarf ly exceeded even by a locomotive, and never reached by those engines, under -ordinary ci'cumstan* ces, with trains attached.

THE

Chicago

Times

tic" to elect Vailaudiybam whom it calls a "martyr to violated law," to the Senate at present. It says:

"Mr. Vallandigbam should himself see the situation as it is. His time is not yet. It will probably come. Lot hui wait until ho hhall be called, i'be Democracy will let him know at the very first mo-i ment whon it hitil want him."

The same may be said as regards Jeff. Davis and the rest of the traitors. Their "time is not yet," but "it will probably come"—that is, if tho ''Democracy" should ever succed to po wer in the Government —then they would be taken care of and rewarded for their treason.

It is not bocause the

TELEGRAPH

Mexican News.

New YORK, Oct. 23.—The Herald city of Mexico corresponds co of Sept. 30th, says the returns of the election from the interior indicate the success of the Juarez tio.ket. Corona and Escobedo have declared their preference for Juarc-a

Admiral Tegethoff was still in the city. The body of Maximilian wan being r«embalmed.

TYPHOID FSVER AT KKW HA.VXS, The Herald's New Haven special eays we understaad the increase of typhoid fever in New Haven has oaused the faculty of Tale College seriously to consider tho expediency of temporarily suspending the college exercise and for a short time dismissing the student*.

A death occurrea last week in the .junior class and sev'eral other oases are reported as very serious. Many members of this class have loft for tnoir homes with supposed symptoms of the fefer, and there is a great deal of sickness throughout the other classe-'.

NEW YORK CITT BANKS.

The Times' special says the October quarterly statements of all the New York City banks have been received by the Comptroller of the Currency, nud their consolidated returns show the aggregate of circulation and deposits to be u'jeut $190 000,000, for which a reserve of $47,000,000—25 por cent—is required. The statement shows reserve cf $62 000,000, or 8 per cent more than is required by 1-iW. •/HE BRADLEY OABK.

Chief Justice Carter of the District Supreme Court announces to-day that the oises in which lawyer Bradley, who was disbarred by Judge Fisher, is.engaged ns counsel would r.ot be taken up until his status is determined by the full bonch.

QEN. POPE'S DISTRICT.

The World's special says prominent Georgians represent to the President and General Grant that General Pope has so arranged matters iu that State as to giving toe comiug election to the negroes and radicals. They uk to interfere.— Both the President and General Grant replied tney had co power to interfere.

COMPLAINT AGAINST JCIM'XKR ADAMS, A Tribune special says complaints is made to the administration, that Miu.gler Adams has neglected to urge the British Government for the release of John N*gle and J. Warren. h«id ps Fenians without charges or trial, in prison in £aglutid.

From offieinl sources it i? learned Sir Frederick Bruce, last prior to bb death, upon a suggestion from the President and Secretary McCulloch recommended the release of these two men, and our Government has appealed to the British authori ties for the immediate consideration of ail cases of arrest of Fenians who claim to bs citizens of this country, and for tho discharge at onco of all, against whom no valid charge of violation of law oaa be established.

Bonded Warehouses.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 It having oome to the knowledge of the Secretary of theTreasury that the proprietors of tho bonded warehouses in New York, known as a neral order store, had charged an impo ir excessive rates for storage, car »ge, 4c on goods sent from an importiNg vesael to such storo, he has directed the Collpctor to require tho proprietors to return the excess so charged, to the importer, and informs them that a repetition of the off.-nso will carry with it the privileges inferred upon them by Government.

General Skinner is somewhat better todny.

General Grant for the PresideneyPhiladklphia,

CONCORD,

Nbw

said that "P.ying Ohilders," in the last four laborers, -engaged in demolishing an old house on Liaperard street, were bu century, ran, over the Newmarket Course,,

Timet

fjed uQder tf)0 fH

thinks it "impoli

repudiates

Vallanciingham's and Jeff. Davis' treatom but because it deoms their treason unpopular, that it discountenances their being made high priests in the "Democracy," at present. The time "will probably come^' however, it thinks, when they, now rejected by the builders, will be made the head of the corner.

Oct. 23.—Since the

nomination t»f General Grant for Presi-de-cy by the National Union Club of this city, ti eetings have been held in every ward, endorsing that nomination, and for the formation of Grant Clubs. Last night several large and enthusiastic ward meetings were held, to favor his nomination.

General Bheridan.

Oct. 23.—Arrangements aro

making for the reception of General Sheridan. A Committee, consisting of Mayor Abbott, \V. L. Foster, General Dunnoe, left this morning to extend formal invitation.

DBOWHBS.

Two brothers, Charles a*nd Horate H. Ralfe, were drowned by the capsifing of a sail boat in Sanbonton bay, near Laconia, last evening.

Seoret Treaty with Pern-

NEW YORK,

Oct. 23.—The Herald's

Panama letter says the secret treaty with Peru made In August, 1866, has been disapproved by tbe present Columbian government, and resolutions passed to return to the United States Government at I Washington. I steamer R. R. Cuyler, which now lie? in a Columbian port, is watched CIOSRby a Spanish frigate, but is abandoned oy her crow.

Bogota dates to September 2»th reported all quiet.

,ling

a miie in a minute, bui turf men gener- ^ing—one killed and three severely injurally discredit the story, upon a belief that1 ed. the course was not measured, and that the

Hon Isaac N. Arnold, of Chisago, will deliver his lecture on Personal Recollections and Character of Lincoln, at Cooper Institute to morrow evening.

The Dale Silk Mill at Patterson, has been attached by Government owners, having, as the revenue officials alleged, defrauded revenue of $16,000 by making taUe returns in 1861 and 1862. The mill which is most extensive is to be kept run* niog in charge of an ag-mt of the Government.

The distillery of Fin ley & Co., on 54th street, was seized to-day for alleged fraudulent returns. The Express says Mr. Fin lay is Secretary of the Kvecutive Committee of Distillers' Assooiation, and in hirn the Secretary of the Treasury reposed great confidence, giving him letters of recommendation to travel over the States Jnd orgauize Distillery Associations everywhere, that the Government might be proteeitd. Several minor seizures were made

Typhoid fever is prevalent at New Haven, and many of tho Yale students are sick. One named Jas. S. Loomis, of Bridgeport' died Monday.

Tho steamer Atlantic, from Bremen, has arrived. Tho Executive Committee of thef National Union Republican Convention met to-day at 5th Avenue Hotel. The following were present:

George Ward, New Jersey, Chairman, Hon. Samuel A. Purviance, Pa., John B. Clark, New Hapshire, Hon. H. H. Starkweather, Conn., aud W. H. Hoffman, Maryland. After the transaction of some private business, a full meeting of the National Uunion Republican Committee was called to meet in Washington, December 11th, to decide upon time and place for holding the National Union Republican Convention.

TheTurf.

Protidenck,

Oct.

The favorites of prohibition, as well

YORK. Oct. 23.—This murning

portion of the buil

23.—At

the races at

Naragansett Park yesterday for two mile beats, Lady Thorne beat' Old Put in 5:ll£ and 5:11 J.

The stallion race, mile heat, three in five, was won by George Wilkes, beating Dan Rice, who took the third heat. Time, 2

29,

2.28 j, 2.30.

From Charleston.

CHARLESTON,

Oct! 22.—The revenue

cutter "Wilderness" has put into the Savannah river, her boiler leakirg badly.

Seiaure of a Distillery. BUFFALO, Oct. 23.—Collector Roat seized, to day, a whisky still in Lancaster, N. Y.t owned by Henry Lainger, for manu« facturing whisky without a license.

There is but one distillery at present in operation in this district, owing to the strict enforcement of the revenue laws by the Collector.

Massachusetts Politios.

NEW

1'ORK, Oct. 23.—The Herald's

Boston special says Massachusetts politics have come nearer a focus to-night than at any time during tho campaign. Senatorial ard Representative caucuses have been held all over the State since the beginning of the week, and in spite of despondent anticipations, the license law men have thus far gained the power.

Both the prohibitionists and the advocates of license are working sharply, expending money freely and giving an air of excitement to the ranvass. Both par* tie? are laud in boasting of their gains

tboso of license, are confident of controlling both the House and Senate.

Fire.

CINCINNATI,

Oct.

23.—The

mill3 of Robinson & Bruns, Central Avenue, was consumed by fire this morning, together with eight small cottages. Loss on mills, $45,000. Partially insured.

Yellow Fever Interments. Memphis, Oct. 23.—There were live interments from yellow fever, yesterday, Weather clear and cool.

Meeting of Cotton and Woolen Manufacturers.

Philadklpaia,

Oct. 23.—A meeting of

cotton and woolen manufaoturers was held U-night io reference to petitioning Congress for a reduction of the 6 per cent, tax. Tbo following was passed:

Resolved,

That the Manufacturer's Union

of Philadelphia ask the Members of Con« gress to use all honorable means to remove all taxation of industry of the country, when such industry requires to be protected from the cheaper labor and capital of Europe.

The resolutions were referred to the Executive Committee, with instructions to open correspondence with manufacturers throughout the country, in regard to establishing fixed tax on cotton bales, the fame as tto trade Vail in Liverpool.

STOCK MARKET.

By Telsgraph.] Nkw YOBX Oct. ». Money active an I firm at 7 f) cent, o-ill loans.— (Sterling dull active at 108%@109 gold for first class bills.

Qold opening at 143% and closed at 143%. Government stocks without decided change Coupons '81, 1U% *62, 112^ do. '64, 109i '66,

New, 100y% '67, 108| 10-40'», 100# 7-30 53?"'

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph.) Cixcinkati, Oct. 23. FLOUB—Unchanged, at SU 50011 75 Tor family

WH SAT—Dull at $2 60 for No. 1 red. 0 JKN—Dull nt 985JS1 for No. 1 mixed. OATS—Advanced to 69 and at the olose holders ask -d 70 No 1

RYE—Dull at 51 45, PARLEY—Unchanged. COT' OS—Dnll and prlcea lower, middling at 17§17JS.

TOSACCO— Active at fall prists. 12 to 25% for leaf. WHISKY—Unchanged and govd deaaad for free. -.

r,-

PORK—In demtnd at S21. BAfOX—Steady bat aaiet. LAUD—Dull at 13c. HOGS—In active demand and prices 7Se higher, closing at 7.

HAY—Scarce and Arm at S20923 for good to prime timothy on arrival. COFFEE—Steady sales of 120 bag* at 2S027X for fair to prime good. 3UQAR—Firm at full rataa.

BUTT UK -Dnll at S3840e for fresh ffastvn, and 48346c for N. Y- State. OnEEsE—Firm at 14^Al8a. 2663—-21c

CLOVER dIED—Dull at IS. TlitOTOY—At S2 40. FLAXSEED—At $2 2302 45. LINSEED OJL—At Si 14. PETROLEUM— Dull at62A«S. OOLD—143}^ buying-

S E I A N O I S

OCT. 24th, IMt.

A* TTXXL, BIPLKT CO'S., Ccrnor Fifth ami Mala 1 Cue I03tdal- 4-4 Blearhrd Mbills2!$£ osnts' 1 t-.sa UiM, Bleached Muslin. 2n cents. 1 Bsleiiitr* h'*vy 4 thrown, 1C${ ents. Hoavy Wool Blau*»t»—*ery low. He»Tv Gray Blankets st f4,00 aacfc Kmpreas floth-i ltd Marinos—-ch« ag,•'*1 frta-e at 10, 11)4 and 16 cants. Scarlet jTlatuwU up flraa 26eaata.

TOXLL.

It CO.

NEW YORK MARKET. By Telegraph.l STrw YOAk, Oct. 23. COTTON—HaaTj- &nd%c lower, at 19 for mid-

FtOUB—Op nfed steady and closed i@2c lower, $8(§8 90 for superfine western and state, ll@l6 for St. Louis. Bye Flonr at 7@9 29.

WHISKX—Qniet and steady, at S3 10 for No: 3 spring, 2 65 for amber State. ... BYE-Quiet

BARLEY —A shade firmer. -4MALT—Dull. OO BN—Opened l@2c better, closed qniet. SI 38 @i'. for mixed western in store and afloat

OATS -Opened lc better and closod doll and. drooping, at 81c for western. WOOL—Wjthont decided change, at 40@47 for domestic fleece.

BI E—Quiet at9%@ll. COFFEE—Doll. SUGAR—Qniet 800 hhds Cub* at 11%@1

MOLASSES- Qniet 250 hhds Cnba at 40@ 43c. HOPS—Qniet at 40@65c.

PETROLEUM—Qniet at 14$c for erode,' and 34V£@35c refined bonded. LEATHER—Moderately active at provions prices.

COAL—Quiet. BEEF—Dull 80 bbls at previous priced. .. BEEF HAMS—Qniet 25 bbls western'at $30.' BACON—Quiet. POBK—Heavy and lower at $21 25@43% for mess.

COT MEAT8—Heavy at 11%12% for shoulders, 15V£@17% for hums. LARD—Heavy at 13%@14%

BUTTER—Qniet and steady State. OMEESE—Dull.

at 20@42 for extra

fJHE ONLY PBEMIUM

Family Sewing Machines,

•.* Was awarded to the

WHEELER & WILSO V. AT THE STATE FAIB, HELD AT TEKBK HAUTE

ST TAB

FOLLOWING COMMITTEE/ Dr. MoCoNNitL, member of the Stato Boar.I of Agriculture Mrs. D. Wiiliae'ON, wife of HUts Attorney-General, and Mrs. Canan, wif»of i'r. Canan, of Pitrke county—all parties of the high est order of iutelligeno and social position,\vlins opinion is worthy of consideration.

E. WILMOTH, Ageur,

noil) South Fourth StrM-t

O O O S

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 MAW STREET,

•M OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANK,

Weekly,

Bulletin.

O I

Goods offered cheaper this we9k than lastl

A Large Stock of '.V,A

aEn

~wj

Just opened—/r»A, as we never kept the goods before, and lower than any one else

BARB

sell them.

IHiWL§,

Badttcsd ljlflke ts# thnnahey

PRICES.

Woolen

Woods,

Wool Hoods at Wool Nubias at Wool Gaps at

ptaning

Breakfast Shawls at 1,50.

The same Goods co?t last year $2,50.

WE ARB DETERMINED TO GIVE BARGAINS.

Come to see for Yourself.

O. WITTIG & CO

73 Main Street.

octldwtf.

E A N E A

un. CKIA8. £. WALIt,

OCULIST A.ND AURIST,

PROM NEW YORK,

IS WOW PIRMANKNTLT LOCATED IN"

Where be m»y be consulted, rati or chaeoe. ou all disrasee of these Jelicato organs. Tb universal success of Or.

WALL'S

practice for Ui« yst two

years In this city, toother with loarteeu yenr« expenunco in this branch uf the uudlcaL Pfofessioa elsowhere, sbouM tie A gmniutiH.' theso afflicted tttat he is no clmriatitii or qnack,(ut qualified to accomplish all ho undertakes. Cro.114 Kyo reoioTed in Om- r.r uv charge, »od itlmat interruption to biis.nrss.

Patients 10 hav« already tern core' i!it,ilness, Deafness Oro^s Kjt-, Sc., can b- b-j 11 011 applicfttion tu tbe OQci. All surtiiCA.. »-pi*rAtions made in thu presence of th«family -i »i emu *htii desired.

Offeusivo discharge* from tho Ki- 'h.ldtcn (a •ore foreranner of Deafness,) jterm ueuxl/ cured. Ohronlc Inflao ation of tbe f.yeti, years' standing, perfectly cured. Wteping or wntery -iye-, Oataract, films a-d Ulcers of the Kyo speedily cured,

NO CtiARQS for an Examination and an Opinion, and 110 ctiaige for csi.-cccesscu 1. treatment. Operating Booms—21% Wojt tfarylaud Street, stairs. ap stairs.

Post Offica Box 1218. ang30iiwly

O N E N A

rpHE UNDERSIGNED is. Agent JL tcr the

CELEBRATED BOOTCtf WSAN1TE

fitOMOMSKTS. This material 1s

Imp-ruhabh.

Ike most EUgomt and nuetptibUof

rW aiw

TERRE HAUTE INDIANA, THURSDAY! MORNING. OCTOBER 24.11867=

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SHAWLS, SHAWLS .U

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Lady Washington Shawls, Middlesex Shawls, Ladies-Long,

Ladies Square,

Misses Lon&i M. S iia MW -t» Misses Square

Paisley Shawls, Broche Shawls,

In Lnrge AssortmGct

At 40 Cents per'Ieri!

I Oase Bill's "Semper Idem," Bleached,

'FERRE Haute,

50c 50c 50c

Ike

highest pvlith

anjr known material. Its chief constituents are the same aa Cleopatra'a Needle, and Fompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in TSgypt, which still remain Miwrepairtd by

THE

BATA0IB

OF CEHTCKIES.

The superior beauty and durnb-lity of this material is causing a demand for It iti the Eastern State*, where it is being adopted by the wealthier olMaas In preferen to the Italian Atarbie.

A specimen oi this Granite may be imb at the Adams Express Oaice. Order* and iaqairie* will meet with prompt atntion. Ad'lraa*, JAMK5 8. WILSON, 1.1 Bo* U. Terra

ftij

Me, Ind.

., BOOT and SHOE SHOP. a. The ondersl»nrd harlag Jo^* opened their Shop, rtapectfally inform the cilisune of Terra Qantr and surrounding country, that tbey are prepared to do t?etr work to tho entire satisfaction of their customers, aa well la atyle as in lit tin*, no matter about the shape of th» foot. Che

best ch)lc- uf leather always on hand.— Meudiug dam In the b-»t sty and (.n short notice. Kvery article will tell by wearing ahat otu work Is. and will reooa»a»«nd t.

IiEIBIKOATAJKZIE

Basement of F. Hoberg'e aaw Brick Bnilding, the four I honse weat ot corner of Main aad SeTanth StraeU, aear the Cam Haata Baaae. aeplOdly

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"I'li't' 'vrr r' iii 'I' llilMyp' 'L "n'llll

GOODS.

r/S

Xnd.*

A N O O

How Lost! how Restored! Juri Phblithxi,

in 1

ttaUd tlvtlope. Prict, ricc

A LEOTPKE OH TUB natubal TBBATMKMT, and Radical Ouro of Mp^rmatoi rboaa, or hewiuai M'iliko'.'HS,Invoinntarf KmUeioai, lleaahi PeW ity, and Impediments t» Warriac*, goanrally Nervoatinesa. Conaumptiou, Ut ilupey, and i-'its, Mental and Physical Incapacity, reaaltioi I1. n1 Self Alius Ac., by Hoar.

I).-, inthor uf the ''Green

CuLVxawaLL, M.

Book," Stc.

«'A H«aa to Tiittosaadi of Snfftrs**." •3.Hit under e9.1l, in a piaia anreiopo, tv any ad. •litr.i., pnHtpaid, on rew-ipt of plx ceuta, or two pas I «g* stamps, toOHAS. J.U. KLtl'K & 00., 227 Bowery, New Tork, Post ku MM*

ANo Dr. Culvarwoll'f "HarrKg^ 'rBi-le/* price 25 r«uu. fas

nrn j. O S N .1^1

(i B. E ii' S 0 4i:?v IB US Vy, AND HACK link. W ii to ali oiilij tto City, at-a uiw» dellr-r iaieseuifef! ya*jj^rt of U:« city witlt tare »nl v|i-.

AH ordersle tontiie Siat« ^.th^ i*»0 Office, at erfV i-r-lg Store, or l-tt rmtiijrtiio vl ''6 frowptat to

COAL.

Y.l

BUTSCH CO., 6ai MiacraM....'Hraiitf Ind* The c«» obraud

tiyhat

cr BIock 00*1, la yrod«oed

from ttiO^e iliuen. Sii lll'tli ilEEHT is oar authorised Agwiit, Terre Baute. -ill oriersf#r C»«l left with biu will be promptly Dlled. Addresi V. Uutgcti A M.k^ou, Indianapolla, or Jolin Aa* dri-wa, at the iliuejj Braiil, lnd.

P. a —I'lieCosi i» mined frem the Ashly Farm, & 4 1 3 O I

"10AL 1 COAL 11 COAL ill

undersigned will furnish, at present ^nd during th^ £muiug iess0n,either Brasll orlKoie* ilile coal, at tbe loweat poisibla rates, and the rtrj

bc-.t

quali of Goal., Acy (orders left at the

l"-cd -Stor-r ui hi. B. Uubolus, iu IXiWiias Hall 01o»k, will nioet-with prvmpt attention. uurf-'ixi^m JOSKi-U 0. KiltjIiY.

C. GKOYEE, tutu IK

^QOD AND COAL.

Tho nnderslgtAjiHe now deli*efii4.i.Ua:aUJarlor Ca.U«f th# PijLneej Goal /iliuing ponipanjr, at Carrysviiie, aud respectfully »oitciu an oxamina-

tuii

and. ttial' It will ,t iound equal to the liruaii Cwal, and ia.furnished at uiuch less ratoe. 1 woaldreiur consumers to 8.

tho

L. Thompson, Esq..

titling it at hu Mill «,uil tieaidence. UMera left itt ir» Gi'u'sr's Stove itoie, Talrd Street, north of Jffiiii, wi liecai*« prompt attention. jul 17, utf Tin. C. BOVtt.

OAL! COAL!

The Seat is the CUoapaat! S V. MB lift IIj Is now prepared to furnish the beat Brazil and UliEldend.Uoal, also the Lehigh and AnthiMClte Coal, if ordered. Orders left at McKeen's Store, 107 Main hi., or llartsoclc Bannister's, wiil receive prompt attention. aSdtf

•4-COAL! GOAL!!

O N it A E A N I S N O W if turnishlng the beat quality of Biver Coa »ci»snod on a wider eeraea thaUi sky Wat.' DssW using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders leit at the Corutv Scales, or Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to O. O. Smith Oo.'e Stove store, will reoeive orompt attention. Leave.orders with Ous. Arnold. at the Poet Ogoa. JyMdtf

I A O

Is new supplytha beat quality o: River Coal »i the market rates. Order* left at Omafcera' »rocar Store, as^thVMrt corner of tha Fuklta vllt

KATJTE COM'L GOL.

__ OLD COURT HOUSE BU1LDISQ. ook-keeping by tingle and double entry^inall ita rmi, as pertaining to business lift Penaanabip and Arithmetic. Tfermi within niltef aU For further particular*, addreas tha Principal.

...

frrnmimfH. ti

.y,yg

*. Wi.'-tn, Oh AS. SmaoHotmax, H. Aaaoto, OH. Mmaa^ar. ArehL a Boalp.) Man. Stonework

Walter, EpplnglioBsen & Co., UAEAT WUTUN

SKW

Isrble

MIL Line-Stone

Stone Building Work, Vaults, Statues, Monuments, Head-stooes, Mantlee, at prises lowar than any other Works la this State, as oar facilitltes are greater. 'Also Importers of Sooteh Granite Monuments. Marble Woeks (Istakllthed IMS) near tie P. O.

Staaa Yard askd Steam Works at tbe T. H. Ajl. freight Depot, XKKRK HAUTK, IND. Tlie Trade supplied with Sawed Stoue and Marble atUberal Kates. 03d3nt 'i

STOVES AND TINWARE.

W & §2 MAIS STREET

IS TH* PLAOK TO BUY

mi Si

Cheap |f Stoves,

fcates, Plows, Scales, 5C. Wo are now receiving the

Largest, Cheapest and Best

Assorted 8to«)c Ooodala this line tnr brought to this City, bought at tbe

Beeent September Decline,

JkAtfoaaaUttag of the well-known and celebrated

Stewart Cook Stoves! J"*

ror Wood or Goal I

Resor's EMPIRE "m CHAMPION, BELL,

•^DIAMOND,

O. K.

rt,|

but.

MONITOR

«s,,i

rfuo3

Child's LOng^ OMild's Sqti^r^

ALL

krsi..ViBi in a-.

.blia tftf):

rrvri %o

WJgJjr

1 i'"- Jtrtm&R 1

P.* .}* nii rt?

S E E I N S

Bleached and Unbleached,,

:i»4 "aoti

At Twenty Cent* S

1 Case Good1'4-4 Bleached at IB Oenta

*lj! "JO'

XIREA.T DRIVE

Double Fold English Merinos

_A-T 35 CENTS',

-AT-

Vraqu aiU*

TV ELL, M1PLEY& G&S

GREAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Dry Goods Emporium.

Among his stock may bo found tbe

ot almost

fry-

omit.

Coal Stove,

T4vldadl]r tho beat Storaa. Mad4 for the Ccal of this locality. Sola Agents for

Van's Family, Boarding Bouse and Hotel Banges, A«W TXOO

91000

Each and 7fi other

Tarieties of Wood and Goal Heating and Cooking Itovea.

of tbe above wa will soli at

LOWEH RATES

any Stove and Tinware Honso in Terre-Hante

MAN0FAOTORE ALL KISDS OF

Tin and Copper Ware!

1 for flie Wholesale and Betail Trade. Aole Agents far ITairbanks Scales. Sell tho MilUr and ttichmand Plows Amerloan and Kentncky Older Mill* Iron and Slate Mautles, and dratosof all kinds. Meniembor we famish with BTKBT Cook Stove

•'iVe«lV Patent Copper Bottoms!

Thialmproremeat, by tha Copper extending up l|he fide* of the reaael two or more inches, pretents the tin from corroding where it Joins tha aoppar. And with tha same siaed tin an eight inoh Wnah Boiler is made to hold two gallons more than the common Boiler, and the Boiler ia as durable as if made entirely of Oopper.

Ton willSnd It te your int -rest to giro us call for Qooda in this line, jefore buying elsewhcr.'.

'4^ '€. C. SMITH & CO. Sdplldwtf

S O E S Large Stock and low Prices,

S. R. HENDERSON'S,

IWr Doort South cf the Post Office, on Fourth Street. NOWING that the Public has long demanded a bettor class or Stoves than has heretofore been gsnerally^offerud In thl market, S. K. BENDKBSON has this season selected with great care, from the most

Popular and Celebrated Patterns known in the country Bast or West, an assortmeat of Cooklas and Heating stoves, suoh as are raroly ever collected together in one Housee

leading Btcn-

may fromhuM nuutufucturer

O K. HENDERSON,

the couu-

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

frith nil the Modern Improvements and oonveolensiea. jtores ior Offloes, Storos, Oaurcbes, HoMl*, Dining-

Booms, Bed-r6ems, any and all kind* and as for prices,

He Defies Competition!

Ha ii confident *1 at he has bought AS LOW as anybody can, and is-determined not to be

N E S O

It ia impossible that anybodj should hare bzttbb Stoves, for ao

better art

mads.

ALL ARE WARRANTED!

With Cooking Stoves he gives

Mora Furniture than Is Usually Given

and delivers all Stoves in the city

Free of" Charge I

In addition to Stores ho keeps a general ascortMat of Ti n, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

The New French Ware,

Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettles, Muffin Ba kers, Wsffl* Irons and tbe very newest thins out, the

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons. Tbtso Irons hare the new inclined handle, an4

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

which retains tha beat owe

third longer thorn thi

cemmoaono. Stove Pipe of all sizsa aud kinds, constantly on hand, and no eTtra charge tor ivating joints together: Buyers will certainly aave monsy by calling on

S. R. HENDERSON,-

F.urih Street, 4 doors South ef the Post OlBce. s«28dwtf

JEYBN CAR LOADS

STO"V"ES!

Jast received and will be sold at the LOWJCST BOTTOM PEIOB8, at BALL'S.

S I

of the Leading Stoves

In the Market

Home Companion, three sixes. General Grant, three sizes. Charter, four sizes. Enterprise., four sizes. Forest Queen, four sizes. Rover, six sizes.

Ail warranted the best in the Market, at

BALL'S.

O MANUFACTUKSB 1TOBK ob 4th Stmt, 4 th Door son th or Post Offlct

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fruit Cans. Krery Variety of Tin and Copper Ware "H"w

Everything Warranted.

Booflng, House Qattering,

AE.,

mhGdlT. oh SapS

JAre

promptly

aad warranted td give satisfaction.done None but the beet "BRANDS" of Tin used anlose specially

-arreted.

prices—Cheap as the Cheapest,

B. HAGERTTf & CO.,

a prepared to do all

kinds

O W O E feUOH Aft

Roofing, Guttering Coppersmith

JLpti Repairing of

vtVn

IMly

Kinds.

all

We have also the Agencf for

B1KHXTT MARSH'S OXLSBBATXD

Phoenix Warm Air Fornnce,

whioh wa have already pot np several, to entire satisfaction of tha parties using tiiem,tbe

whom

-wadH

at all timae refer.

All kiade of Tnrnacas repaired and up in ooaplete order.aiui the work warranted.put

general assortment

•11

times. Give

E»flof

Wo. 187 ICun Street,

Bat. 6th a 7th Sta.,

TSBRX HAUT*,

•ovla^tf

T.TXJL.

.4^iais4

ATTORNEYS.

j». r. tuas. & CBUFT, gAlBD

Wirlcs,

Attorneys at Law. OOoe Mo. 8S Main Street, (ay stairs.) feblSdt.

ji. xxaaoJTB. w. b. uum

MEREDITH A DELAKO.

ATTORNEY IS at LAW. OBlce over Davis' Drug Store, eotner. of Main and Thira Streeu.

Terre Haute, Indiana. aog22dtf .. t. r. 9- «aw«i*

MUZZY &, SAJFFJElil^, ATrOBNBYS AX LAW,

tieaeral Orileetiig ud Keal fistote A|«U. OFflCK— McKoen's Block, np-stalrs, balowMa9|Uoe Hall. JaXJdwtf

VAN VALSAJEI, Suceoasor to Lincoln A VanValziM

E N 1 S Ho. 101 Main Street, over Bartlet'a Book Store. aflidtf TmjKJt-tiLAUXK, l^D.

ef.

pjLABE.

BUi^TIN

N E A E S

S A A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to execute- iorders In his line with noatneee and diapatoh .rner of third and Oherr? treats, Terre Haute, Indiana. J«ni0-Wit(

UST KECEIYED.—A FINE Assortment of Ladiaa' Gents' and Ohildroaa' SitR.OUIIS—something that has never been introduced hero before—by

ry,

DENTISTRT.^

JQB.

O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Establisked Dentist In Terre Haute,

Has removed hu office and residence to three squares east of the Dniaa Depot. Ua.ing had upwards of oignioeti jroara' eapeieiiuo in dentistry, he is con&daa: (nat he cau ive satisfaction in all ca*es. UyWdly

A S O N

E N A S avouaaaoa vo aa. g. a. sMiin, OflflCfl—On Ohio, between 3d and ith Street. Ja7dly

mu.HX-UAUT2, IND.

HOTEL8.

JACOB RUTZ. OXO. O rOTta

NATIONAL HOUSE,:

Coa. Sinn

aho

TKRKE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB UUTZ

SON...—Proprietors.

This Hoase has been thoroughly refurnished. my23dwly

HOUSE. "7 cr riasT am ouio sraaara

COMU

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W. B. GRimm, ....Proprietor Oaico of Marcbail, Monteauaa and Paleetluc Hack Linos. novSSdtf

HOUSE,

Southeast Corner Pnblio Square,

Terre Haute, Indiana This lloiel has been furnished anew in all its departments, in a style unanrpasaed by any is "State, and Is now open for the reception af gasate.

Tha patronage ef the public is respectfully solie* ited. KOBBMS

WUI«AT£,

augldtf Paoraiaroa*.

iJiSBRii HAUTE HOUSE,

COBNCB MAIM AXD HVfiXTIZ

Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel has recently beea refitted, and pat la Arst-olass order, offering accoamodationa unsur passed In the State.

SIBLEY TIIKSKB, Prop'r*.

TEW ART HOUSE, Second Street, betwetin Main aad Cherry, TKRBU HAUTK, IND.

This old estabiiahed Hotel has ahanged hands, and has been lltted np in a style that the Proprietor feels satlsQsi that he will make It a pleasant home for all who may stop with him. A few boarders will be ta^en at prioea to suit the times. (Sld3m] THUS. UcKSK, Proprietor.

ISA AO BALL, Undertaker,

my26 Corner Sd and Cherry strectvv

AR CHITECT& BUILDERS

J^IiCHITECT & BUILDER,

JT. A. VRYDAaH.

Plans, Specifications, Snperintendanca, and Dotal! Drawiuga furnished for every deeoription

pRAIRIE CITY PLANINfi HILLS. OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers and Dealt

Flooring, ?.•' Sash, I Siding, Doors, Brackets, Blinds, Mouldings, ,•Window Frames Architraves, Door Frames* Stair Rails, ^BaUusters, Newell Posts, die.,

mint of

Oreauoastie.

Buildinga. Orric*.—South east corner of Main and Tiftt Stroets, ovt.' Donnelly'i Drug Store. myitMIy

£c.t

Planing, Scroll Mawing

Wood Turning,

And all Waod work used in building, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets. JsnSdtf

^RCHI1E0T8_APTD BUILDERS.

CLIFT ft ^WILLIAMS.

Plans, BpeclScations and Supirintendanoa tarnished for every description of Buiidlog. t'fflce at Prairia City Planing Mills, corn* of Ninth and Mulberry Streets. jattdtf

AUREN'S IMPROVED

OLUTT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie Oity Planing Mills, rorner of th aad Mulberry Streets. JaSdfifcf

BOOT AND SHOE STOKE,

IVo, IO North 4th St| o?

HATE JUST RECEIVED A Large Stock of Bo«U and Shoes, ombraoiug every vailety of

Women, Hen & Children's Wear SUITABLS FOB THI fall and Winter Trade,

Which will sail at tha Loweat Cash Prieea.

All kinds of Boots and Shoe* that may

Sep

L«d*M

Atittman,

I2fD,

am also prepared to

HAKE TO ORDEB

BANNED

for, on the shortest notice and moet fashionable style. Oivt ma a call bofore ordering or parahasUL»O.*16,NORTH Fourth Street, Terre-Hauta, Ind. jt*. JP.

MECHANICIAN,

Ho.

301 Mail

WreM.

ketvMB «TT 7TK Ms.,

Terre Hante, Ind. fcjtt

Hodbm

TINWAB'B ON

hand at

axo Daawiaoa Vaanit Kxaotmn."

Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery repilred to give satis faction.

Loskdlng Shat Oans after the oolebratad Pattern, made tram new or old malarial.

ffij Breech-L

Nly

Franch »»T

atifc*

«ia Ikmi

Inm

.rmo- -j/tmav- .» ci a« '4 oi vinfi

Mil WWM|-RIET'

ESTABLISIIED MAY 1% 1851

•acoadary,_T!«tiary

aently cared.

atanAdectial aau skUlfai

Treatise

•vaaaoMii jjid MCCH^JIICXI.

fiastom Western and Sontheri

BXPBBB rOBWABDKBS.

Bapreaa matter fenrarttad by every txaiu under tlie charge oi aaiwfM Meeatngers, for all tho prlnflipal citlea ia tha Xaat, Weat and !kuth, aad damages equitably

AND

mutt

MEDICAL.

IB 1 UlfigST BISPMSAIY LA

tha

ESXBRNT ^JBTATBS

FARITSWOBTH'S

IMMTATFOA

fcr the treat

M»«M, WSTISTF

Wut Mmrylnd&n*, to. RUMs,

noiAiArous, qnusji.

WK »re

tho uuat r»i

,ab

iailsnaaUoa cm be

?h I1"*®1"*4

RAORFR-

r#,MiT*to t**

o! their *0ectkD«, Qonorrhea,

GI«t,

impotancy or

aad ear.

htrtatnaj JaarMtorrhaa

SEMIMI

Weakceas, attended

»(U,

diarnai or nocturnal aaihaiaU: SypUlia.

PRIM*,

aad hareditvy uru-

ia tha

dantial and skillful •nat cuafi GCAJtANT^KDVr.cT^'^^^^'fV*

D1S*AS*8 W EIAMOA

Inth

UOITAAI

N^HL

Cessna practlca of thia fcraaah of the meOKsi mv feasioa. Thoae living at a diitanoa oaa ooacnft ty latter aad hare their medlaiaas seat

BY AU

communications strictly aoeSdaetial.lxur«U.

ON 9PXBMAT8MHBA.

d#ee« frwi,

Ka cause

ANY A^U

8.—Patienla fursiehed wtib oomrorcatlr Ixmrd and 'WvmI*

EXPRESS COMPANIES^

THE

ADAM8 COMl'iAl

prompiljr eetiled.Lossua

Ottae la Terra Haat», Vo. 6 Bsciifciilca 2v,

B. B. ALLES, A

JalyDUtf

Mat a Sruacs,

jyjEfdlEULNT'S DESPAXUR,

Fast Freight X^ine,

MTABLISAW IKS.

AMKBICAH lipusa CO.- .r?MrBUBIDa,

TOBWABD OOOJ*

From

New

Torlc, Bo»ton,

And all p:lata la the Vaw Bngtaad

AT IT«

to alt

poiata ia the Weat and tteuth-waat,a S«l la Sywi t» Ike Uplir bfran OoopVi For

TEA

and all othor la format!—.

APPLY

V. RHIWKAKII. Agent, Oar. Main aad Ma., Tarr* uanta. I.

Oraautoa, Sap'T,llatk, BaOhlo. aalBdtm

A MERICAN EXPKE8S COM A PAMT.

coxsoLiPATiB capital, Tha above named Uoapaay have la charge »f experienced aad traaty Msassevers, Kapreea* leaving aadarriviag at Terra Haata, as Miows

Two

SxpreaMi

BALLY, to AAD

Mow Tork, Otoralaad, Bostoa,

is-l

PUtahan.

Alba ay, Philadelphia, Bafialo, Washington Olty. And all ther points ia Ifca Bastai States afii

A N A A S

Oonnooting at New Tork with Weils, Fargo A C«' Karopean and Oaliforai» •apraas, ficail lata ia Europe, Oallforala aad Ocagao.

Tbree JCxprcMM Uttllr, to

asd

from

Ciucianati, Ohia, iMllaaapoU*. lad Oolcmbaa, Mnhmnnrt. Dayton, fort Wayne, Newark, Lacaoiipan, Saneavllle. Pura, ..And all points in iadiana and Ohio.

Two

Expresses

IMTLJ,

to aad

TON

Saint Loais, Mo», Utiaago, lilinehr ilacnlbal, tlsatfalb. Mtlwaukia, ®ateoit, Mioh, Madison, Salat Joeepfe, Mo^ And all points North aad West, laola(Ua« uoiaia in Kabim Aii fibiiikftt

Two Expresses DALLJ, to and frow:

UAJNH^

Orawfordsvilla, ldchlgaa 0I», Ac.

One Express Balljr. to aad fcmUOVKVlLLa, 1Mb. One Accoanuodatloa

Itiiwi MIR

fa and Aram

Paria. Illlaois, Wlaataa, Ulinois Mattoon, Illtaols, aa41ntsra*41ata points. All bnsiaees antral ted to thia Campaay will attended to yi«|H aad with diytak.

Bates as low as tv any Bamonstbts eaasnaay. (irFIOK on FOiJBTH STBUT, Mil door to Ohio Street, Terre Haala, lad.

MoEIiVAHV, rtdnrnt

K, W. SLOAJIK, In IndUnapoIIs, lad. OccMU

INSURANCE COLUMN. llAJKand

iVf EBCHANTS LDiSi AAX CE

XTJL C0MFAK7, OF tlABTFT£i, OOMS. K. Tho#. Lordbll, 8ao*y. Haas fie iut, Pna'v

AL, FTMOO.OOO.

CAflX.

All iioaaaa Promptly Paid. PoUdaa Imaul sixl ten- 4 If A.

CBAtHl ^gait, Ort

•r

Sain, Ind.

XTOKT^L AM ERIC A.N

XI FUUS UnVBAflCK UMIPA13

Hunee, Oesia.

Cash P»plt»l $800,0UC

A. F. UAATLNUS PISALDOBI.

W. O. UAKTIN03 aaerettuy. Pouaaa Issues M. A. CBASK, Aseait, my2»dly Terr* lt^ui-,Ino.

OME l^S Ult^CE CO., tfllUSllAtL OHIO Capital, ... SitOO.OOO

Fira and Marina Bisks takaa at reaao&ALUORMU Office, 8. W. Cor. Third aadi^yoaaiuta Suetta, GHAS. O. UKAKlitT, a M. RANSOM .aHT'UTj

m. A.

ROOFING.

We are prepared to pat on this Bool, and warrant it for fivo years. This is tho best ana oheap» est Roof In use, snd is lire-proof. Oall on

CBAIH, Av«u«, Tarn- iiautr.,

Buckeye

muI'Dal iksub ASCI CUMPAJNT.

Cash CstpltsU (MMkOOO OO Surplus *0,U(M/ W

Total Cash Aueti Jaa. Ut, IMI, Pru&ts returned in Cash to Stock aad foik Ubii ers. fl imisai aU Oas IHiMrii tke Asm.

No inability the fart af ut AJUar OSce Oviatt's axeaaaaa, d.*vai^js^, L. 1. lXUDMK,

Eee'a.

W«.

M. A. CHANS, Ageat, Tana Haata, lad.

rniiE PUTNAM J. V1BB USIIBAICS TOBPAAT.

Or Uaatroait. coaaacTicoT.

Cash Capital

asoo.ooa

SAMUEL WOODBUFF, ^..J^eeiuant. DANIKL BUCK, Secretory.

a. aun,A8eu.

mySfdly Terra u^un?. tc£.

Qokn

exchange mEusvaocE OMHASIT.

uaa* Capital WiM,i»W.oe OBiet, So.

107

GtllU.

SieadWay,

4'.

Oauamiap ia Woo.

B. r. MASON... tuuiieui

A. DliXaSJCU .^.6ec:«:iry M. A.caAK, iceat, Totm u*aU, lot.

ACC1DMX.

TTNITED STATES

CASDALrT or

nam,WUAlf,

aaw

For Insaranoe against Oaeaaltlaa or Acskua

y.l.

Ofloa,M Br«adwa.

The only Mutual/'AccUaat Oaapaay ia America.

FBAN0I9 MARKOK, ^....I.PiasKlant. «5MAKLE3 WUKTS, ROBKBT LKKOX A£MHPT. HU(SY F. TAIL,

Ohalrataa FlaaaaeOoausitta*.eCom.Treas.'SxASEC.AADM0katr„_

For Local Agaaeisa apply to M.A. GSAII. 1CMIH. terra Uaau, lad.

XI]FE.

MBFI UNITED STATES

i»,J,!5SKS«a8,.S3f%rY'

i\e Midst of Life We sre tn Death. Insure with UaOld Bailable. Jaaali tf Tarre

.TURTL TRI'TWRN -E»M HI. .?"

MAN EOA*!.