Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1867 — Page 1

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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

OFFICIAL PAPER PlTBLiBHIKG THI l. If. I" L, I *T

HATISO

TO ft liAUOKST UIBCILATIOR.

THE

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closed in New York Saturday srening at 138. 1. Tint rrsniJent'a Message In type *u again the li' a iij ?o of Cabinet consideration on R&tnrday.

A nrnropsis of tho report of the Secretary of the T^eanury will^'® found in the telegraph celurnnnSi.vci the organization of tlie first National

June 20th, 180:5, up to October lit, 18#7, National Bank associations haT# failed. X«£ Finance Committee will press to a rote the "finance bill taking circulation off Northern Banks una Inereatlnpit at tho South.

"y Thbstormyweatherot

SrerTKn

the last few days has

.fa been productive of numerous marine disasters on Lake Erie. AT Minneapolif, Minn., on Saturday morning, ,' thf thermometer was 12° below *ero. Narjga"tion of the Upper Mississippi is closed,

Firct's lead pencil factory at New York, was .-'damnged by Are to the amount of ?2«VXXj. $30,000 '^worth of cedar logs ware burued, oa wbleh there was an Insnranca of $30,1X10. ,. SaKT*

*ha, before his sentence In Mexico,

,,i»ado his last will and testament, declaring hts "'''property amoujited to $300,000, Including the ilia he owns at St. Thomas

a public meeting im Cincinnati oa Viiday niglit, the Qorernmeut was called upon to intersaito the eoorie of the British GorernmeBt to"war.ls Irish prisoner* who are American eltiwns. hk l'truTian Minister propeses on behalf of his government that the representatives of the four goverumtnU now united against Spain meet annually to deliberate an means to naalntala and t*tre»gfh"41ittie'Con federaey.

TAIL IS

at Nertli Platte with

THK

coroner's Jury empanneled to ia^nlre Into the causa of the Recent, disaster cu the Hamilton A Dayton ^lfki'ron'!," near Xeekland, returned a verdict that the collision resulted from gross ncgleet of duty on the part of certain employees on the trains.

Ts,* failures if the National Banks which have tliu« far occurred, may be in every lnstaaee traced djtectly to the dishonesty or Incompetency of bank •ffleers, and the habitual violation of tlie plainest provisions«f the law under which they were erganixed. •Tris Northern Indians are still belligerent. Oa the Cth iast. a sutler's train was attacked afcove Tort Kearaey, and two soldiers killed. The Indians ran off six wagons and J'20,000 worth of goods.

ij tlie lith a band of Indians »oar fort

Laramie ran o£T7uhead of,horsos and mules. They ware pnrcued hut not ovsrhaulud. A niiiirui. estimate of the assets of tho National Bauk.l thKt have failed, leads to the conclusioa that they gill realise a sum sufficient to pay TO yer cent to creditors, leaving a total •ltimate loss sastalaod by the public through their failures of about $1,000,000. The estimate of the total less does not include amounts which may be recovered frota stockholders or personal liabilities.

A HttTiXff of colored men was held la Itieliutead, Va., oa Friday, at Wliieh resolutions were adopted, that in view of the efforts of Conserra tires to iatimldttto colored voters, Hon. John M. Bolts,

GOT.

Fierpont, TranXlia Stems aadothcre,

are requested to call a State CouYcation of white Ilepublieans to assist and direct the colored people in carrying the clectioa for the ratiflcaMsa of tho Constitution. 0

i» reported from Washington that th# eommittoi to which hare been referred tho potitioni for the abolition of the tax on cotton, will report favorably upon the mbject, and recfmimerid tho immediate repeal of the law which pl»ce» upon that article tax of two-and-a-half cent« a pouod. Mr. Well# has shown, in his recent roport to the Secretary of the Treattiry, that for Eomo timo before the original ux of three ccnt* was plaeod upon cotton, it was worth over forty cents a pputid, and lhat afterwards it went down to twenty-fire cents. The ability of the article to bear a tax is redcced according to the doproMion in price. Add to that the fact that the foreign competition against cotton is now so great as to dispenso with tho neeasiity of purchasing a large portion of it in Bnglfend, and wo luxe a roascn why erery facility should be giron to tho abolition of the tax as injurious to eotton growors, and iaexpo* dient.

Bx GOYBRNOR SKTUOUR,ofWew

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Tork,

hue written a Jotter, declining to allow the use of his name in tho National Democratio Convention, when it shall assemble, as candidate for the nomination for the Presidency, on that or any other ticket.

wrote the lettpr to a Democratic

newspaper, which had hoisted his name for the ex&ltod position. The New York Herald suggests that "this might bo suppoBed to narrow down the contest for the Democratic nomination to Yallandigham, Pendleton, McClellan and Fornando Woqd, uuless somo of the old Southern leaders, such as Jeff Davis, Breckenridge, Stephens, Hunter, Slidell and others should press their claims upon the convention."' Jefferson Davis would proba-bly-be the most fit man for the leading place on tho Democratic ticket, among' those mentioned by the

Herald,

favorite, would grace tho ticket as the prep*r candidate for the Vice Presidency.

THE

members of tho House of Repre

sentatives, or at least many of them, seem to appreciate the importance of doing something to determine more definitely the IViture financial policy of the Government. Mr. Ingersoll, of Illinois, has introduced a bill to prohibit a further reduction of the currency Mr. Perham, of Maine, to amend the National currency .8? ..

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set Mr. Poland, of Vermont, to amend section forty-one of the National currency act Mr. Elliott, of Massachusetts,pledging the faith of the United States to the payment of the five-twenties in coin Mr, Biitler, .of Massachusetts, in relation to the public debt, providing that all debt* contracted to be paid in gold, be

BY TELEOBAPB

KUKOPEAlf NHWS BT GABLE. ..

ENGLAND.'

Lour

DO*,

Nov. 30.—Additional partie-

ulnrs of the explosion of the steamer Bombania at Liverpool yesterday. The Bombania was a Grecian steamer recontly turned over to that government built in this country during the latter yean of the war of the Urtited States, for Jrarfer, Trenholm

300

»f his

f*oplrto meet the Commissioners. He Is anxious to get their annuities and return to eamp. lie Is willing to sign a trsaty next Spring, and expresses hts willingness to vi«it Washington If allowed to take five wires aloag.

Tut President's Message is said to be moderate and conciliatory. It argues that the Congressional plan of reconstruction is a failure, and that the country pronounced against It at the falj Heatjews. Economy, retrenchment and mtiiferai taxation are recommended.

Co. Tho original name wa«

Col. Lamb. The explosien oceurred about 6 o'clock in the morning, when the Boa. bania was getting up steam preparatory to leaving. One hundred and thirty-nine persons were oh board at the time, and it is thought at least forty penons were killed. The Bombania had a large quantity of arms and ammunition on board for the Grecian Government.

Indian Aflhirs-

L«m», Nov. 30.—A Nortk Platte ST. •dispatch of the 3Tth, says Spotted Tail and 500 of his people have been here since Saturday waiting for the Commissioners half a doean Agaltalleray are here with Blue Horse. Spotted Bail says no more Indians will come. Be is anxN ious to get their annuities and return to camp on "Willow Creek.

In a speech to-day Spettcd Tail said he was unwilling to go to "Washington until peace is made with the Northern Indians and a treaty signed. He is willing to go to Phil Kearney next Spring aad sign treaty with the Indians all together.

Generals Harney and Sanborn, and Indian Agent Beauvois and Jack Howland arrived to-night via Cheyenne. Spotted Tail has since expressed a willingness to visit Washington if allowed to take five wives along.

Gen. Kearney and Col. Tappan remain over to satisfy the claims ol the Indians for goods.

Tie northern Indians are still belligerent on the 6th inst. a guttler's train escorted by Lt. Shirley and Iftyaoldiew, was attacked on Henean Creek, 30 miles abovo Phil Kearney, by Bed Cloud's band. Lt. ihirley was shot through the foot, and had two men killed. The Indians run off six wagons and $3#,000 worth of goods. Thej numbered 30*.— dome Crows were among them.

At noon the 15tb instant 14 Indians, led by Big Bear's sons, eomo within two miles of Fort Laramie and run off 40 head of horees and mulea. Tho herders followod them forty-five miles accompanied by Capt. Wells, 2d cavalry, but they were not overhauled 37 male® t?ere found on tho trail, some run through with spears 300 Indians are on the war path, and it is supposed are waiting for the soldiers to come up whon they are oxpeetOil to decoy them into a trap.

From Cineinmati.

OiKCiNtATi, Nov. 3«.—The Coroner's Jury impanelled to inquire into the causo of the recent disaster on the Hamilton A Dayton Bailroad returned a verdict last night which was that the collision resulted from gross neglect of duty on the part of certain emplojoes of the Company owning said road and of A & W Bailroad. -v-

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noMBOTATHT.

The organisation for the Homeopathy medical dispensatory in this eity was per. fected lftsi, night. Aboard of twenty Trustees wasolocted.

A, CAM. ureN TUB QOVlItftKHX*. At a public meeting on Third street last night, tho Government wao called upon to interfere as to the ceurso of the British Government toward Irish prisoners who are American citiaens,

OUTRACB.

At Pierceton, Ind., yesterday,

New YOKK, NOV.

Hie Mis

sissippi repudiation scheme has not yet been forgotten by his Northern Democratic admirers, to say nothing of his patriotic bearing during tuo late discordant era between the North and tho South. Yallandigham, the great leader of the Ohio Democracy, or Brick Pomeroy, the

Jour

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paid,

and all not so contracted to be so paid in lawful money Mr. Broomall, of Pennsylvania to fit tho talue of legal tender notes and for their redemption Mr. Eggleston, Sf Ohio, to prevent the fkirther contraction of the currency, and the further conversion of eurrency into bonds payable in gold Mr. Bingham, of #hio, to repeal all acts authorising the Secretary of the Treasury to retire and cancel United States notes Mr. Boss, Mr. Baker and Mr. Bromwell have offered resolutions of a similar character, against contraction and for another currency, besides other bills and resolutions affecting the finances in different directions. What will be done finally of course is yet more conjecture, wmm•

Mb. J.

8. Baker, a respectable married lady wa« ravished by a" negro. He has not been captured.

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W1ATSHH.

It rained ateadily here yesterday till two p. m,, when the wind changed from Northeast to' Northwest, bringing a few flakes of anow-and turning freezing oold Ihiu morning the thermometer it 18 degrees above aerot "it f}

From Washington.

30.—A special to the

Commercial from Washington the 30th says, the President's message is moderate and conciliatory in ton*, but it argues that the Congressional plan of reconstruction is a failure, and that the country pronounced against it at the fall election*. Ecoffim'y, retrenchment and uniform taxation are recommended.

TUB yiBANCE COMMITTKB. As a means for the earliest restoration of specie payment, tho finance committee will press to a vote the finance bill Air taking cireulation off Northern banks aad increasing it at the South.

IMPEACHMENT.

Ority 57 votee are eoutfted in the House in favor of impeachment.

From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.—Jeff. Davis ar* rived this morning from Richmond, and will remain several days.

Schooner Ashore.

OSWEGO,

Nov. 30.—The schooner Car-

thagenia from Chicago, with a cargo of 19,000 bushels of wheat, went ashore last night, a mile below the city. The crew were taken off in a life boat. It is feared the vessel and cargo will be a total loss.

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The Beport of the Secretary ot the Treasury.

N«w YOB*, NO*.

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Tribune

special says Secretary McCulloch baa finished his repert/' and -eopiee- will .be sent to-morrow to the principal news-* papen. The document, which it of considerable length, refers to the report of the different Treasury Bureaus, drawing from them Acta and flguree in tupportof the views advocated in hit own report, and dwelling upon them ,at Jengthi— McCulloch allude* to hia eaflier.reports going back to the time of his nomination, alio te report* of Secretary Chafle and Fessenden in support of hi* views aad policy of continuing coetraction at the rate of four millionsper month, provided by law. He thows that there were months when he eould have contracted the above amount, but refrained fropn doing so, becanse he did not thifik it' i^er eessary or expedient. He takes strong round against expansion, which, to tie is own language, would be ruin aad lead to repudiation. The views of General Butler, Mr. Stevens, and others, are com-,, mented on, and their tendency the results of the different finance scheme*, if carried out, are enlarged upon and contrasted he interprets .the law in reference to the 5'20's as binding upon the country and their payment in coin, prin* eipal and interest, and believes if tho policy looking to their redemption ia currency shall be adopted the effect will bedisastrous. *.

He states he ha* sufficient gold in tlie Treasury to meet the demands on the. government and keep the market in check he gives his reasons for not sell" ing more gold and endeavoring to bring resumption, in that way the speculators would, to-morrow, buy up all the gold lie could offer and then easily control the market and make the premiums higher than ever it has been he believes that the Tribune's poliey of resumption would.: lead to an immediate erash in business which he hopes to avoid. He comment* at length on the Internal Revenue Com« missionen Reports and gives his opinion of the Internal Revenue Report gmlihe Treasury had sole control of rae syslistn taxes would be fully collected'-stnd an end Sut to fraud and corruptionv The Beport a* been read at a Cabinet meeting for th* information and guidance of Mr. Johnjsen, who ha* some financier vieWst^prot pose in his forthcoming

From New York.

•JTrrTou, Nov. «0.—In the varlotf Wards ef the city yesterday voters were registered, which make* a total with those registered at the beginning of tfce month of 190,000. 'i gi tonOBY. -.ill fm H. Podge manufacturer ef efcre* aemeters at l»i South street was arrested yesterday charged with forging the sign a? ture of Wat H. Webb for a check fot M.8W. w. tiafH.'

The failure of the young ani enteipr^teg firm of Sherwin & Co, i* accounted for in two cause* 1st, was eauied by the fierce rivalry of A. T. Stewart who 8^14 goods fer lower prices than Messrs. Sher-: win ft Co. could buy then at another that the three week's delay in refittin g,&ie old maison dorcee was fatal good* previously bought having falloa so tfcuch in. that time as te cripple their resources at tho sUlrt.

By the closing ef the firm aoarly «t0 persons are thrown out ef employment. DISS.

Heary N. I. Myer, Cashier for C. •. Gunther & Sons, died suddenly Thursday night. a .•&> .MBgtvJwWKWiafjS*: Ii

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Last evening afire origiaated In th« drying and japanaing house connected, with the extensive manufactory of P. ?a-i ber. The building was a one-otory bricjc with a frame story above, and owing lfc* dryness burned very rapidly feon co^-i municated to several piles of codar log* by good management the engines kept the flame* from the main faetory building this prevented a large dpstructien Of property. The stock in the dryifig room was estimated at $39,000, and the damage, to cedar log* will not fall short of *30,900 insured $30,000 only on this property.^ raavTiAH rnopoemoir. *A*\

Th* Peruvian Minister propose* oirbe* half of his Government that the R*prev sentfttives of the four Governments now united against Spain meet annually to deliberate on mean* to maintain apd, strengthan the ConMofscy^^

RB«I9TRACI03J.

Tho registration of thi* city for the eoming municipal election reaches 130,» 000, but it is not bolieved much ovor 90^. 0*0 vote* will be cast. /BRSBT BAILROAD*.

The court of errors and appeals of New Jersey have finally docided that the Oamden A Amboy railroad business must net be interfered with by tho Baritan A Delaware Bay railroad whieh had huilt a connecting branch so that they could share tho monopoly of the former road of running trains between New Yerk and Philadelphia.

From Dunkirk.

Dumtrsx, Nov. 'S0'.-i-!Hie' Osw*ge went ashore last sight in a bad snow storm, four miles tbeve ttli* J^bce. She Is ftill of water and pounding on the rocks. The cirew ef the bark Gem, with a number of eitiaens, started with a life boat to rescue the crew. After the erew of the Gem left, that vessel brek*. loose from the dock and grounded. Bfie had* no eargo on board.

The convict* from Santiago to -be seuijil' to Fernando are of the lowerclass

SAKTA AXXA.

Santa Anna, before, hif sentence, was pronounced in Mexico,' mide his tkst Willi and testament,, declaring his prpperty amounted to $300,t00, in which isinclddM the villa he owns in St. Thomas. s-

Cold Weather.

RCOHBSTEB, NOV. 30

mercury 20°. Canal clear of ice and boat* moving, but if this weather continues an other day will doubtless close. lifcl

HARTFORD,

Coxw.,

NOV.

Bradley, aged 81 years, a jeweler of this city, was murdered on the evening of the 28th inst., by an Bnglish thief named John .Brooks, and a colored man named Alexander Henry, who: also robked the store. Both are arrested., ::S,T*T. \i.T- &

President's Heasage-

WASHIKOTOK, NOV.

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30.—-Tha

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iTERRE-HAUTE INDIANA, MO&DAV MO±*

CONGRESSIONAL,'

-5i.WABHIKOTOW, Nov. ^0.

HOUSE.

The order last Wednesday being that no business should be done to-day, there was a thin attendance, not more than fifty or sixty being present.

A. H. Bailey appeared and took the oath. Mr. Maynard moved a recess till 10:30 Monday morning agreed to. Adjourned^

^^Waahington News. i*

WASHINOTON,

Dec. 1.—The President's

menage and accompanying documents will pe communicated to Congress on Tuesday. Copies were mailed to-day in Older to reach distant points by that time.

COMPTROLLER'S REPORT

XJlO following is an extract from the repert of the Oomptrollei' of tho Currency relative to the failures of National Banks. Since the organixation of the first National bank, June 30th, 1867. 10 National banking associations have failed their aggregate capital Is $1,8to,000 their aggregate liabilities and circulation $1,187,960j Deposits .and other liabilities to tlie public $3,372,290 total $4,100,100. The circulation will be paid in full, so tho public will suffer no loss from that source, and the bonds deposited as sefctirities for the tia'rno would to-day realise'a surplus of some $250,000 that would be.applied to the payment of general creditors.

A careful estiiriate of the assets leads to the conclusion they will realize a sum sufficient to pay .70 per cent to creditors, leaving total ultimate loss sustained by the public through their failure about $1,100,000. The fafliiresof National banks whi6h havd thus far occurred, may in ev•ery instance, be directly traced to the dishonWty or incompetency of bank officers, and the habitual violation of the present j^evifeiorffrof the law under which they were organized.

Government deposits are not included i£.tb» *bdvo mentioned item of deposits awl ether liabilities to the public, the only loss 'to'the' Government will result from theV,failure o^ the Merchants' National ^anir, Washington, Which has been investigated by a Congressional Committee. ThrjbBlirBate of tho total of tho ultimate loss 'SuStained ^y the people does not includft.amount* which may be recovered fromsC&ckhijldl^ra.or potisonal liability^

From Boston.

BOSTOK,

Deo, 1.—The over issue of

teme thirteen thousand shares of Allsnet mining stock, alleged to'havo been done by iho former officers of the Company, threaten* to lead to legal proceedings. It i* said some of the old' officers have been arretted. -J,•• •.' 1

Fifom Biotimond.

RiCHMOKD, Ya.,

NOV.

ning a meeting of colored Republicans wa* held A the Capital Park, at which reitflution*. were adopted declaring in of jihe efforts of Conservatives to intimidate colored votes, Hon. J. M. JJotts, 'Cfai.'l^^pon^rranklin Stems,and others Were,reque«ted to call a State Convention of "white Rispublicans to assist and direct the colored people in carrying the election for the ratification of the Constitutieiv' Colored delegates from this city to the convention wero present and joined in the- request.. Addresses were made urging the necessity of haying the aid of the white Republicans in tho coming election. -ss^m

Fom Minnesota.

aMt«jraAPbue'

Nov. 30.—Rev. Edward

W. Dunbar was yesterday, found guilty •f polygamy. he Minneapolis herse railroad was reorganised hero yesterday, the track to be laid as soon fts practicable.'

A daily line of steamsrs will run to thi* city, n^xt season, thus transferring the hiad^of steamboat navigation from St. Paul to Stanford's Jails, in St. Clair Co., Minnesota.

On the 13th inst., Charles F. Stone was assaulted by.one Dartmouth and son, and a) b»dlj injured that he has linjift died.— The murder'ors were arrestoiL ^Weather very cold, thermometer 12° toslew eero this morning. Navigation of the Upper Mississippi closed.

Failure.

PHILADBLPBIA, NOV. 30.—Th«

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from. Havana, ei ,^1"-

HA»A»A,

Nov. —Tho Spanish Oov

ernment ha* ordered that all arrear*d*fe to the widows aad orphans of deceased military and civil officer* be paid immediately. •.

for new yellow Jersey OATS—Receipts 107,546 bu. closed dull 36,000 bn at 80@fi afloat.

an-

nouncament of the failure of Hew Tork ]«troleum firm caused mflch ext-itemunt bare and a distrust in tho ability of a few other houses. 1 T" -JTBW lORtDKI S000S HAUKBT. ifiw To**, Nor. SO,

W*»th*r sold but «l«ar, 7«ttrads 1« dull piieos hoirtTir iteitd/iaa goods gonorally ai» rtrj low, vjth j^pn^leulsr clianga to obiorye. p,

Coupon* '81 U'2^3lia, do '.a 107%rtjl('S,

'(A K«5i©105»4,

d« '65 IOftJ4(fl)llH,^, do now

107}i@108, do '*7 107Ji®108, 1U-40'.

J(f2(t)10i-4,

T-3S'| 106)40105ft. PINOINHATI MARKET.5 Br Telegraph. 1

COUK—fia^hang^dJxB •0 «—Light aupply and uiaakot firmer No. 1 63(90Cc. closing at outside rates,

RYE-rUn»hangid.I BABLEY—In good demand at 81 OOtgl OS fur fail and 1 BO«l 40 for spring.

COTTON—Very dull,and nominal at 14a for middling. TOBA.CCO-^Unchang«d 8*2 hbds aod*0 boxes lugs at 6%gi5c, and leaf lit i0@25c.

WHISKY—Unchanged ahd dull. MESS PORK—Vary firm at 3i0 for old, and ii (122 50 forjH|tl!«%-. O i'£

GREEN IffEAT'S—7ic, 9^@123^c at the close, with a good d*»and at 7i^c, 9J^@12o. LABD—fttieti»t-12c for old and 12^,a for new.

BACON—Uumcjianned shoulders 11c. BOTTBB^rfcttoe

flrn«

SOLD—138.

—Cold to-day, and

Murder. YJ,m aiif

at 80@4f'c for fresh

In small parcels. EQG8—AdTanced ta 30«, and supply light 'fiOW-Il aCtiTs ditmAnd and pricca higher tales at 75(97 25groasand 3 Wiy,U n«tt.

SPECIAL MOTICIS. I T«A«»aiVINa, No^ »th, 1867. la «^|*i*aaak if t^i above •nc itow will not te ofemHir aasfaesa Thursday.

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30.—Richard'

Pre*i

dent'* Mesaage in type, subject ef Cabinet consideration to-aay .— All the member* of the Cabinet wera preaent, laeladiag tte». ttraat.

again the

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iim

NING,

By Telegraph.] Saw Tom*, Mar. SO.

WHISKY—Quiet and unchanged. 1 WHEAT—Receipts 157,762 b«.. Very nB and nominally'lower small sales of white western at $2 90029234.

KYE—Firm sales of 1120 be common In bend at ?1 67. BARLEY—Scarce and firm. ..

BARLEY MALT—Quiet sales of 1800 Wl at private terms. CORN-Receipts 81,285 bn. Abont le Io»et.— Sales of 49,000 bu at $1 33 for mixed, western in store, 1 35V do afloat, 1 30 for new do, 1 21@1 25 llo

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

THE

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VMMINUS

30.~Last eve

B. MILL E fi'SvO US AND HACK LIN*. Will nttfcud ttti call*tor trfttnv f««vtng lb* City, a»^ ftl'to in lbs olty w.Hh c*re auU

All it« um tbo at !'o#l Barr^ Pra* .w.r.r.wWeuce will b«frospW 'coXXtf ly

HiLE RAILWAY!^ (iUKAf »noAi) mot Will NEW yORK, BOSTON,

And New England Oitim.

THIS RAlli^AT EXTSMDS Dunkirk to New York 460

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& STOCK MABKET. I »yTelifr»pM

N*w,YnRK N«. 30

Qoli Utir, ef«alDC »t 158% »nd •losing »t its. CoTOrnmant itoaki ^alet and without decided

0»rnlng

CIKOIHNATI,

NBY.39.

JLOUB—vPlrmar.: Family 810010 Ml WHBAT—In tatter demand.- Sivies of 12,WX) fcm at it 0 for No. 1 r«d wintar, 2 a5 for No. "J. MilIer» fr»liVho interior ara buying liF—4}«h new T5c, oM Nn 1 IK1

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FRIDAY, »OT.

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tadaeemant*Impraeiginn

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oar Matrons.

llaeaat

gffcrid at 90a,

will

former prico91.lt. Spleatled

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•1.20. Ltrgi Poable |Tolo Breti Goodn redaccd t# wortb €#c. 0ihbrp5iiinNk'g%*»« will b« •fft-red. Drop in.

J, P. MoDOBTALD,

I hc*«»*rto i.'Ai AaioiD) omxiMn i* Book^ 'S&gftziies, Papers, gTtiationery, &c., POST OCTIM Loa*T.«——*'*r51,s HXVTI, TXD

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C'OTTOK—Lower sales of 2500 bale* at 16c for middling nplands. FLOUB—Receipts 60G8 bbls Dull, ^3 low (trades of western 10c lower. 7900 bbli »t WJ T89 8 00 for superfine state and western, 9(910 #»r eitra state, 8 60011 55 for extra western, 100 12 40 for O, 60@10 for common St. Louis, 10@11 60 for good do., 11 50015 for good toehaica do., elosinp quiet. California qniot, sales of 700 sacks at gll@13 25. Sales of lOObfals rya fleur »t S I

Opened flrmar and R(4£c for western

RICE—Dull at 8Ji@9Jic for Carolina.J COFFEE—12c. SUGAR—Quiet 300 bhds Cuba at

11J4(!JMSC'

and CO boxes Havana at 12J^e. MOLASSES—Dull. *3"M 5 HOPS—Quiet and unchangsd.. fXd

PETROLEUM—Quiet at ll,c for erodef,and 26c for refined bonded. .* COAL—Quiet and uncbtnged. ....

WOOL—In good demai\u and unchanged at 89 for domestic fleece. 'J 1'ukK—Opened firmer and closed heavy. t25Q barrels at $20 85^21 for meg*, oloaing at 20 96regular, 18018 50 for prime, 19 50020 fer prime men alHe 500 bbls new mess, seller January at $22 SO.

BKEF—Qaict 250 bbls at 130180 for new plain mess, 18 50021 for prime mess extra. 150 tierees' prime mecs at 832 !X).

BEEF HAMS -Steady 200 bbls at $15028 5p. CUT MEATS -Quiet and boaTy 238 package! at 8J-£(filc lur slionlders, and 12)^014c.forba^s.

BACON—Dull 100 boxes short ribbed at lie DRESSED HOGS—Firmer at 8%@S%e for cltfLARL)—Dull and drooping 4oU bbls at 1SH0 13Vc. lUTTTEtt—Steady at 20045c for State.

CHEESE—In moderate demand at 11015o. FREIGHTS—To Liverpool quiet and vtnohaag•d. ...i. „r.

___i_II_I_.

aet

roflPAifi

QRICAT

Easiern Western and HoaUiMi KXPKK8U rORWARDKBt.

Express matter forwardad by stery trata the ^liar((u oi carafol Ma»»nger, fer all the rlMuipal cities in the East, West and Sonitfe, LsMss and damagus cqnltitbl} and promptly settled.

OOlc* ia Torre Naa», its. S M«ti»alfl« B«W, £. ALLEN, Jnlyn-.'.U

J/pkOMA^T-a

Agent,

MSPATCH,

fast Freight Line, ESTABLISHES 1SSS. AMKBI0A5 KIPRKSS (JO PBePBUROV,

FORWARD GOODS

From KTcw York, Boston, Aad all points in the Maw England •tatef'ta all points in the West and Seatk-west, Next in Speed (o the Regular Express

Sup't, Buffalo. itii t» W,*NeUi««B: t,

JOHN Gunsmith

AKMSTKONCVr and Stencil Cotter.

Fiour, Whisky and Sack brands, Plata* Mr •larkiujs Clothing, cut to order. Uuii made »»d repalfrd l» the L««t of style.

All work warranted to gl*o *atl»f»«.tlya. ISUop door Unit of Ibe Maw Con Qh' »lrret. at th« Vlro oonaty Ha» Searae. |£J

TJTTMAN, JVIKCHAN1C1AN, f® *J0l Main Street, beiwces tta Till Ms

A. if*

Terro Haute, Iul. S..KM

MtUt, I

HuffaU io New "Ycrrk 4 At• Salamanica hi New l~er&

41 &

MUm

A'6

is rOOH I

lo 'if MILKS the SHORTEST BOVTAj All Tiains ruii diiootly thron£h t» law loit,) M" 400 BH1.KH without otiMlg* ef

Front iud niter Angnst 9Rtb, 1SW, TraiM Will ieare in connection with ail Wet«rB Uaoa, as I'oliowa: From lianhlrt nmt Kalinaaoa-

New York tint* iiuss Union Lepots:

7.:t0 A. 31. F.xpreNa Mnil, (rem Vullik. (CiuuilKys exoeptad). »(opi al SalaMiaaOa 10.W A. M. and cjnuejta al Uoriiell.rllieaudtWra1lug with the (TJ A. M. Kipru (aom Balhl*, aiid arrivt-siii N*w York. »t 7.'.'" I'. M. 1.13 ,lf. liixhluliig .ExprtM, froa. iala-u.atieu(tundi4ystxcepU-d). jlopat (UrnallTlUa 5.2^ I*. aud connects »t UormlliTllia

Kxj•est7-00Laai

with th» 2.2*

lUilVnl-), nuii arrires New Tork at

x».

4.1.1«». SI. 9T. Y, NishtExfrrMa, to* pftf.

kiik (S'indays excepted), b't.p' at fttliiaUoa u.65 1'. Al. Oloaii 7. 5 f. M. l3oj'). Taraar't 9 it. A- 11., (IIMI).. And an

ta Hew Ier

at l-3i) P. 31., coiiukcUiig witb Afternorr Vrsins foi Rodtou »nd Ntw Ku^laitd Uttlaa.' •.50 f. SI. Clnoluuatl Kxfreis, from [mnlurk, (Snuduys rxcept»J). .''tupj alSala. uiati.all

1'. M., aad conuacti at Hernalls-

villo witii tlii' 11.2U I'. M/Ttalu tr*:d Birftklst, urriv a in Now York 8.25 V. 11. Krom BuB'nlo-lij Sow Terk Iha.XfMH Mr cor. KlotiMJfc" aa chlgau Siiaatt: 0.45 A. M. Hew tor* Bay i.-umlaya iice|-twl). Stopa «t Uornal

issi

S.iH A. M., (Kkft) Sm^o.-Baua* 2.lT fr^.t (liau) Turner's 7.55 1'. a. O^aajoja SK Urout Mi ud with Delaware, Lackiwaaa# Wabt era Bailroad, aad at Jcraey Oity with •Mkifftf Ui|ir»«3 iraiu of Nv* J*rs*j Bailroad Philadelphia, Baltissore and washiagtUI. M.OO A. ExprMS lall, ria Atea tlomclisrille («aadays *xc*r%d).'

IsIM

SIB

New York at 7.00 A. •. C.*ittiSs at liajto with tliaNwitbrihC.utiar».y r^r Varf*?. jvrburc, I'liiladxiyhia, 0*iu.«oio. »ud oilier toiot» iuutU. ».»0 1*. Ugklniai Mfttw l*»a ,i»j« Htut* .1 iSfafCst^l' art ilea ia *.» io .Conavi-.ts »t Jrx*a Lily a .U Aoi

.TaM'«jaia Ul4

T-.OH

i.f

*. a.^

luitfi

imtty t»aii»*4

lur

ijjt'ia, and at jk'. T#rk Tfoib for k.nt'A aad Ka« ir«w Tork o«lt BsltM, Stops at roit*aa 4

if ^land I'itiea. e.iw 9 i»Aii.r 6(finj .). Intersecting with tka 4.1S P.ljj. froui Iluaktrk, and artiVaa ia Wajf ia.au r. H. «l.2« r. *. tMs«inm»ti Kxprer*, tti -.lay* excepted), ktofa a! TJK

A.M., (BSft.) Tsrat-r'e 1 .lit r, 21..- (!na#X I and arnvee in New Y.-rk. at 1.(5 ?. V. (feft^nects ftt Great Band with ieifcW*i», tats*fc J^WaiijMi JS Western Bailread

fot

Sur.aiSaii,

ton and riiil*ri«lphia, aud al Saw Vt««

AfterD'X-)'i Trains and gtetu»as ht

New Kuglatta Oltlrs.

prioe

former

and

TUKLL, BTPLgY 4 CO.

Only one Train East on tasday, Ins 1# Bat bio at 6.10 P. li.| and reaching SHtatAN afternoon

Boston and New England Paaseegera, A Ml Baggage, ai-e tranxferred /r*a

if char ft

Tork. The but Ventilated and me«t Lazariaaa Hasy inz Coaches SVLK TUX WORL,inS* atiaafaaying all night trains ou this railway.

Bagfftga Checked Throuft I And Fare 9s

Imo as

atw oihfr Mmit

ASH TO* TICKKT8 VU Kiul OAiLVAl. Which can be obtained nt ail frinelpal Tiahat

mrn^ii*

m-s

tuft ,teuf*.a

.:» hl«r,.w f« .ai*,'lm»»k lajt

Ba1-

JAOO* BUTE.

*kmi

tie»

oawr.

,»r: a ii -'ZZJ Ti»» '8

Ofllcejv

rTTf^ 11st:

feblSA. "»»»B

-r,m $ ft

V* *.

»ilaa a

Tcrre Haute,

Office orer Dar(a.rJri} aot*. ... S'fflffJtiwTiidiiuia.

Mg22dtf

V.-1 .1 «a« .T»affia3

L. r. BVZXT,

£4 ltd atc! C. SArrXU. •..7-

TA,

ATTORNEYS AX LiA (ieieni OFFICE—•UifPa'ifiWok i^tairjglWo" o|ooa Hal|^ut*d tlsslt* x*

HOTELS*

Bridge »ad rocniiutta^ot siuo*lioaa, *CUV6^Wt^'led'aaa-™-'^ ,, fhjnrtw it*pot, tlM Head (luttrtf ca^orMl tyjJtage, WagouB. A^.,

diflierout puiutii: J^arjan.11 Daily,

Slontezima Daily. Bowling (Jreen twice ». week. A«cbmh»o8atWia*fof Travelers generally, with Vf wUb^uthoree*. a tabling ior 70 hsad oftiorsea laj'ge WagoA^arU^ foed of ^ll tipUa conslau'ly on liau l.' C&arg« reasonable. noMMwl '"W.- K. LAUOlfHA 6,al*iftp r.

QLO. C. bUTI.

MAI*

bpftET*,

jAceii Htrrtr ««»*.

I™ (TUa. Uouae ha» been thorguJUiy mySSdWly .H

V/ «P«M« or ^jagr aud mo rctsjrrs

-4 j.

augldtf

COM#—f»

Kor iat«sand all other information, apply to Main and Ninth, St«., Tarre'IIanta. it.

COer.1J.,8UEWSAKER.

Muiltc-*uuJA aS^ P»Ie*t!&e

to 'an&froin all T«^a» nar28dtf

I N J|iP4ML»ttcnthefit'Okriw^HWiJ Bfusn Terret Haute1 Indian •. .... ,v b*--rrr /l** 'Th'fa Hot«I has beon famished a«ewia all Its departments, iu style, unsurpassed3y jany Jit Btate,ai^is how Spenfor theroception'of guests. ^Thonatrbnage ef the public is respectfully sol KM r-C«

TEW ART HOUSE,

^olic-

SOVM lfclHBBPATH.

1'UOI-UIETOIUI.

fJIKRBJfi HAOTE HOUSE, OAKSEK HAIM AMD SEVENTH OTUKKT8, Terre Haute, Iadiaua

This Uotei has recently been refitted, nuii pntls flrst-olass order, offering accommodalii'in uustfr passed In the State. tUBLGT A TUKStK, Prop'rs.

Second Street, between Main and Cherry, TICBRE HAUTtfl, IND.! This old established Hotel has dban^1"' hundk, and has been fitted up in a style tlie l'roprifc-' tor feels satisfied that he will muk.u it a pleasant home for all who may stop with him. A f»V boarders will be taken at prices to suit tho time*. f3ld3m] THOS. WcKKK, I'roprietor. 1

DENTISTRY.

DE.C.

O. LINCOLN,

The

Ditiwiaos NaA.ni fxsc««sa.

AND

Sewing llacliinus aad other Li||ht .Vac^laery repaired to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading so«t Qnnt after tti« a|*brated French Pattern, made from a«w «r *ll natoriaL may Wdlv

»5aeii

S.I K. .wdi./'w

QMtmi9U9

Oldest Established Dentist

In Terre Haute,

flat romoved hit office aud residence to thr«u •^aaroi of tho Unio* Depot. l»e satisfaction in *11.cages^ ^.yj^ujjy

fluceessor to Lincoln A YauVuiial^,.

OCOOIWOH^ni'Si B.'SSufrH.'f

OFF1CB—On Ohio, between 3d and 1th sir'vt. Ja7dly TEUltE-UAUThi, IND.

ARCHITECTS BUIt.DE RS

J^KCHITECT A BUILDER.

J. A. YBYDAGHa Plans, Specifications, Saperintendance, and D» tall Drawings furnished for erery description ol Baildlngs.

Orrios.- JJouth east corner of Main and Fiftb Streets, orer Donnelly's Drug Store. myStdly PSAIKIE CITY PIANINO HiL l, OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Ifanufaetnrers and Dealt- I Sash, Doors,

Flooring, *,Hiding, Bracketst

Blinds, Window Jb'raim Door Frames.

Mouldings, Architraves, Stair Rails,

Plauing, ^oi^ll Hawings

Ord®r. Corner of winth aud Mulberry Streota* Jftn^Ur A^HIlECTS^NiyiiJIJklilfKS.

CLltT & WILLIAMS. ana.1^rcificatlon*.-:a«d.Superintendtonca furlion

Pral

I»pr«ii»red to«*ec«te' 1 ardors ials«u (ifftaira iaitt •oHhWd ttra matrt, uHm*Ut IndlaBa*- JitW-IWftrtf

PLUMBING. E- I3UCKELL being a practical iPLbSMB, *'J

al bjsiequest0r

W.^OOT and

fc SM

Coee in the W«tt *nd Sonth-we*t.

H. KIDDLE, WM. B, BABB. Oen'l Sop't. Qt-a'l Paaa. Aaaaa. aoT27dtr

./spr--

imr.

r.n.ir«fc

r^fiiiKimti

1L™ Tlie'r.ndorsigned havipg iust opaaedJ*i»tr lhot»,Y»«pectfiiliT hiform^ fha ci ft«£j. aC.Titm ttairK aml aai^hdintr doan67' tVl:"**' prepared to do' th«^wM: -trf'tfce/eiUiRaaUsIactlon ofthelr custonerF.^u iTell In' style as tlng, no matter abont the »i»«p««rft««rnottin'fitiLSJ bsrt irrh—rft—n**ff*rTj &23.srts%*s:

ATTORNEYS. TAILORING. MEDICAk

J^ATEST STYLES. nA. \m wy®'

Hiaw ests Prices! llro lEir^e

HART80CI & BA1I1HI8TSR

Hare jast reoeired a FB28H LOTjof

PIEGE§GOODS .. Bought since the s«

^REAT iri! "a Priow.

^DECLINE! Wo hire Vlaa

BEA VERS, Ci* INC HILL AS, CZOTHS,

bo«

BA-K/ca-^LiiarsL

tte«nStK»9 etfe3 HIiMT 1401

10 W-

Oktl a»d

im ithviiltifM

titatd bf.IV .sat^ifk

Lowest Possible

/ir

Bui

iSanSSW*^

i. S A 11

io«ri*is"5

n'i

^r^otical

ny.frieods,

bfji-ts U0iainecwat1» no* /Mparod to ere cuSo Oil orC»M ia the b*»ia«l« ^nrti#nection ithhis

noase ?al«tlBg aid Graining.

ESTABLISHED MAY 12'18

tot

£Ok

Snitublo Ibr

Dress Suits, Business Suits and Over Goats

HOUSE,

tiizvi amd

€0111 UftBT ALONG fiBNTL'MEN

I%mn

Hew fee time kr

mnmm

.rtfr-ty

\r*.«

ttt

»v.

udi

IM tor

Ready Made Clothing!

to •tejatK'e'tfsi

Cf0i(ieHiei,i VkralikiBf foot*.

V"' v: -1tetit 0%r AMk «oaaMi

CLOTHS, CASSJMJSJtJES,

So. 1UI Malp atreet^oter Bart let'a feoplLjiUre.. aftHMtt' ^CTBttK^H

.Kift

Ipli. i».:

•Qt Of

kara alao an alegaut

w. c«n»i«tiag *f

,X.b&I jwivsh

Sblrts, Drawers, Undershirts, TIES, GLOVES, Paper and Linen Collars too/is an# Cuffs. .r.i And ia »hort,' tTarythinj muany ibund «M in a trit clM Qflnt'i Furniihing riJa Bltablislimea ., Call at 81 Main Street. a«v4dtf t'-

wAiiJiWiEy.

-.T A I

flmrttvoid front the Aaat with a 'htm ®took ot

ifBS

,v«

WkMt ka pr*p«m to ordei

"CHEAPER Thin.aSj fier"lfTol^f Taiiaring las J^li^Mihmaat ia Tarr^-Haut®.. Qen5eiuan. ia vaat «f Clat^ac aiada id ttood Styla by a-

Tailor I .?• 'T.J'#

miM,

''•fio'S iifaij

TAILOR SHOP Km»t Oi4ie of ji*« Public Square SALS OF THB

POOR HOUSE FABM.^ BAliD PBOPOSlIiS will be reosltad by the O Board qt Oo«*ilwloi»ers of Tfc) Com ty.aatll TiMda?, the third day of Deoflbbor, 1»67, at the Aauitor's Oflce of aaid Ooanty,. for the sale bf 'th# prwant Poor liOLae 9arm, in Lost

THKLARSBST MSPSHSAKV

In the

WEiSTERPi ,,'fy^ES DR. FAltlfSWORTH'S Instftritfen'for ffi trnat. •rat ot V8N1RKAT/ 1HSBA9KS, ifc. If 1-8

West Maryland Street, bet. Me-

.fin ridum and IiUxnoie,

^MDUlfAPOiaS, I»niA)fl Wkar* the aost raUab« informa'tion can be won •d by *1m afflicted relative to the natoro aad cnr» Ot their a

Sections.

Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Sp«ru.ntirl.»» Impotancy or Somical Weakness, attended with diurnal or nocturnal enlselona Syphilis, prima, ry, secondary, tettiary and hereditary, permanently eured. ,rs detti'J|r*n!lt?k^T*

treated ln

ODAHANTKtn

Moat cunfi

,nclQf»Kthisn1SATISrACT|nt,

thevark.ua KKJMAI.JC

DISUASKSso common in olimaU Auuiv a confidential aad skillful Physician, l. ,M cees in the paatwarraats thecuufiaew ttlw hVdieted ia the future p"^BX»WOIiTH'a Institution 1s titled •itli all the latest applioncea known for th» sueoeesfid practice of this branch of the tnt-Jinal pro

Those living at a distance can cousu.it by letter *ua liAV-j tho:r oiddici&M saiit bjr KzAr^ta, A)l commnnicatlon* strictly coriiidvutial.

A Treatise on SPEKMATOKRUKA. iu««»,, ndofloct, by Ur.

Kahnswiktu,snot

to ally ad-

uroM Irw, Address DR. ITARNSWORTH Hoi it I., dianapolis, Indiaua.

P. S.—Patieats rnruLhed with comfortaMi board and lodKinie. iA,Uw.t

DRY GOODS.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

MAIN STREET,

0FP08TTB MoKEEN'S BANK,

,,p

ytvMhM at

70 Main St.

'JOHNSTON ft

MILLIE,

Merchant Tailors,

fit

BEArEST^NQS,

A.a4 a rariatjr flood, durable, lowpriced •o«d«, for auits, which wa propose jjigijg to to order in ft Tbe Best Poulble jSaaiegp'e 3k» It,

••mier,

Bulletin*

i'.r -r: "1^

ft a*far

-attifsrhft t*-'

E W» ATTHK TH18 ^?KICK

A3ii.cii.iio rffJ

few

zdT tii

r.u*.l

blvtrr tajiaii

FRENCH IMORINOS, Measuring

40 Inches,

JsaM? .. S®"*"

A8T0NISHINCI U)W.PRICE

mp. t7-' .-v. [ilf t-B3ec)p fc c- s?

$1 DOLLAR PER YARD!

a •r.fciiSstl' »rn& I'&h HCf.Xi', C-% iS40riJ "5®

all ak«a of

J9*IQW

""Sn"s

l-t'i

gC!Wits'

mi-*

ej&sfti

\i~fl

$1,60 PEE YARD!

C. WITTI& & C)0., 73 MAIir STREET.

Goods,

Gents Furnishing io? ,'i

J)oor to Davis' Drug Store

jtfy tit &

id*

To the Citizens of Tcrre-Ilaute.

HEW YORK OAII/TEH,

AXD

&iLJ 1-v

KOT

ifHi'iu

ST LOUIS DAILIES,

Delivered to Subscribers in any part of the City at 25 Cents per week:,

B®}

}r 6

Mi*--*

v'Wr'jK,

A'..--..

Leave names at the Post Office News Stand/ or at I J't Main

tiK&Bti

!ir.itn*vtir.s:}-U

3f f.J

J. p.

MCDONALD.

Dissolution

dSw

Crtm

TownAip, beiLg the nw qr. «f the n» qr. of Mation30. town 1», rataet, w»at containiM forty acr«, more or lea, «Ik all th* bnildingi taerron, coDsistinrof two Brick BnildinfS, aonlalnlng rooeu. one Vrams Bai.dina, cotlainliig 6 roosas, «ud other out-houwse, 8Uhle, a g»*d bearing Or •hard of over M0 choice Apples and other frilt tr*». The land ia situated two and a half aillea aast^f the city of Terre Hanbo, on the Bloomington Koad, Is an eligible ftand (or a Gonntry TaTerq Jand th* landwell ani ted fer market gardening. 'Mram or ViCl.—One-fourth cash in hand, and the balance in equal annaal paymenss »t one, twe and three year*) with iat*re*t from date.

Tho Board roaerrea the right to rqjeot all bids. PosMsston wltl be glTea aoon aa the innate* of the premises can b« remoTed te the new Coaaty Abtlma iwleh will njobably sometime In DeMDiberkstt. WlLITAM PAJDOCK, o*tM*Ttfaow^n AaMtar

TlfoOeaatf.

of co-pakt-

HKB3HIP.

Netica ia hereby given that tbr partni rsLlp heretofore eziati ($ betweeu William Clark alol Andrew Jebnaon ha» thi« day Ixn ilia-oUc

WlLLlAJl OI/.VKKv

•4*a A3

J. M. WALTIB, CHAI. XPPIKAITOUSKN, N.

ABNOLU,wurJC

UauaKer. AicJiL. a Mmiu IstOBi Walter, Eppljmhonseii & 6u OfLEAT WttiTKaN

G9n.

Marble and Limc-Stoue Works,:-:

Stono Building Work, Vaults, isututs,, Jiuuny tueau, Uead-atonas, Hantiea, nt pr ivt'it f.\ it than any other Works iDtbjatrt*.^fttr^it faeHHHds are greater.' a Alio Importer* of Sdoteh CrarHt« Urthumenf*. Harbla Works (KataJlllshcd l*4») a ear (be P. O.

Stone Yard and Steam Workaat the X. II. A.I. I iright Drjiot, TKRRK HAUTK, INI. The Trade anypliedwith Sawod StcBinatl Marble at tdbaralBates. ckl:iiu $

uUV-i

JOUW S BEla,sJ* larljr's Block, Xo.

Main Jit rev*,*

T^rro Haute, Indiitmi, TijTOSX reepectfolly reconMiiliUl'^B anlwl-^ ed stock of Jeans, Flannel*. |laitj and ylalil Ltacaya, Bludteta, OorerloU, and Wor.h Knittlu* Tarns, of different kinds, &>vwf :f«Uy t«- Is, abled to warrant the flm ^allty ef tlif'st« I moat rapecifally Inito lisdlm aaA tliiilMiicaU

wool taken in exchange._

to call and inspect them. fat Ooods, ana tk

higheat market

qcMldawtf

tk«

4 £?f

*n«' ((»id. "I.