Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 April 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKKKK-HAUTK, 1WJL»-

Wednesday Morning, April 'ittth, 1868

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEBRK HA.UTB AKD IITPIANATOLIB, LBAV8 AB.EIVB. 11:18 P. "tt'oo 6:46 A.

BOOK VILLI KXTBNSION

LEAVE. 4:10 p.

TO-DAY!S ADVERTISEMENTS

Turner's Neuralgia Vill Moody's Baking rowder. Wanted—Agents—B. W. Carroll A Co* f, Wanted—Insurance Agont. Hofl's Molt Extract—I. L. Malian A Co. Be»t'» Fruit invigorator—Z. S. Wheeler.

THIRU WARD ELECTION TO-DAY

Gov.

BAKER

shortly.

PROF. DKPROSBK

DIED.

of this city, assisted in

a Maennercbor concert at Indianapolis Monday night.

WE INVITE ATTENTION to three columns of new miscellaneous advertisements on the seoond page.

A FELLOW, who encompassed to much bonzine, was the only appearance at the Mayor's court yesterday.

REPUBLICANS of the Third Ward go to the polls to-day and vote for Solomon Gibbs, our candidate for Councilman.

TUE POLLS in the Third Ward will be opened at eight o'clock this morning in Thompson's Cooper Shop, on Second street.

PUBLIC

SFEAKINQ.—Thomas H. Nel

son, will speak at the School Rouse one quarter mile east of Otter Creek Church Saturday, May 2d, at 7 o'clock p. m.

A REPUBLICAN

MEETING

at Paine'

store in Otter Creek, Tuesday, May 6th at 1 o'clock p. m. Able speakers will be present.

THANKS.—George Likert, baggage Master on the Indianapolis road has our thanks for newspaper favors. More of the same port will be appreciated.

OLD COURT HOUSE.—The County Com missioned have ordered this building put in repair, in order that both political par ties may use it during the campaign.

HEINIUCII DOERR is requested to call on Rev. H. O. Smith, pastor of the Lu theran churgeb, South Fourth street, who has some interesting news for him.

Yesterday, at noon, at his res

idenco two and one-half miles south of the citj, of Pneumonia, William Corben, aged seventy-three years.

THE FUNERAL

of the late

BROWN

PUTNAM

will occur at 3 o'clock this even

ing from the Episcopal church. Friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice.

HON. T. H.NELSON lectures at Paris Friday evening. A slip of the types yesterday morning failed to locate him, leaving it to be inforred that his lecture would be delivered hero.

AGENTS and others interested, are invited to the advertisement soliciting agents for Hon. Alex. H. Stephens' history of the war, giving its causes, character, conduct and result, from his standpoint^

THE Journal

states the enterprise of

building a new Catholic Church on the eorner of 5th and Ohio streets, during the present season, has not been definitely settled.

LICENSED

BY THE UNITED STATES.—

We call attention of our readers to the new advertisement of S. C. Thompson & Co., appearing in another column, headed "Licensed by the United States."

BURGLARS ABOUT.—We have positive evidence that one or more burglars are in the city, and it would bo well for our citizeus to be ready at all hours to give them a warm reception in case they make

a call.

DIVORCES—Our court report shows eight unhappy, ill-mated couples, or people who imagine themselves so, were separated yesterday by our convenient di_ vorce law. We learn there are about a dozon similar cases yet on the docket.

AN OFFICER from Brown county arrived here yesterday in search of a thief. Ho found his man, lodged him in jail and then wont on a "big drunk." He will wake np this morning surrounded by the four walls of the city calaboose.

ESTKRDAY was a dreary, drizzly, slommiky kind of a day. but we do not complain for it was just the kind ot a day to make the grass grow. The cows want the grass, and we want the price of butter reduced. There's co-operative conglomeration for you.

A GOOD ONE is told on one of our candidate*. While going the "grand rounds" out in the wood?, he reigned his noble courser in front of an humble dwelling, and calling to a ragged urchin, asked where his father was. "Out in the back yard burying Towser, said the boy.— "Why, -what was the matter with the poor dog? inquired the candidate. "Worn himself out. barking at candidates," came back for an answer, and our friend drove on, leaving the father uninterrupted with hi» humane work.

CUT OK* THE HEELS.—The doctors are down on high heeled shoes. Among other lamentable results, as alleged, is that in women it lessens the size of the calf, and ileftroys the confirmation ©fthe leg generally. This is frightful, indeed. It is to be hoped that the ladies will take warning and cut off their high heels without delay.

U."?

THIRD WARD

4:00 P. 12:26 *.

M»u

18.00.x.

310 p. Kxpress... 6:36 P. Expresi... BT. LOUI8, ALTON AND T1CBBK HAtJT*.

ABBIV*

12:26**. -.A..«v*sP«-e" "'newt" COK, Express P. ll'io p'M^I *25 x. 4-10 p. «...Mattoon Accommodation...l0:10 A.

KVANBVILLE AKD CRAWF0RD8 VILLI. ABKITS Accommodation AOS r. «:W

UTl. 6:40 A. 4:03 P.

TORN

EL*crioif.-*~TheDemo.

crats are exceedingly active and will strain every nerve to carry the election in the Third Ward to-day. Thef® is a dear Republican majority in that Ward, and if they are successful it will be entirely owing to the laziness or indifference of our people.

AND

A RRTVB.

„....«...11:00 A. *.

was in the city yesterday

THE BLACK

SWAN—tlie celebrated col

ored vocalist, is to pay us another visit

MUTILLATED CURRENCY.

The National Banks are directed to redeem all currency torn or worn out. It is not necessary for the holders to send it to the Assistant Treasurer, to Washington. Dealers Instead of trying to shove off such currency upon their customers, should take it to a bank and get its value in clean new billa.j

IN LUCK I—Wm. Koilel station agent at Staunton, on the Indianapolis road, a few days since drew the capital prize in the Piqua, Ohio, Gift Enterprise. The prize consists of a farm of I6G acrep, valued at $16,0(50, situated in Shelby county, Ohio, near the county seat. Mr. Koile is a poor man with a large family. He was agent for the salo of the tickets, and having a number left, concluded to keep them and forwarded the money in payment. He called on us yesterday, and slated that when his number was drawn the demonstrations Wei*e of the most enthusiastic character, the people gathering him up and parading him about the streets on their sh«ul lers. .- j,

COMMON PLEAS COURT.—The cases beloi» wero disposed of in. this court yesterday:''5 wsiiiut

Peter W. Reed vs. Ann Reed—Divorce —granted. Hay den vs. Young.& Young—judgment for plaintitl'.

John Wright vs. Christiana Wrigh.t-r-Divdrce—granted. Susan J. Carpenter v$. Joseph Carpenter —Divorce—granted.

Baker vs. Newcomb, et al—judgment for plaintiff. Christina Horsely vs. Scott Horsely— Divorce—granted. $anl'rd S. Henderson vs. Martha A. Henderson—Divorce—granted. -U ii «HH fcadwell Fry vs. Mary A. Fry—Divorce—granted.

Brades vs. Prevoe—judgment for defendant. Baird & Cruft vs. Isaac Budd—judgment for plaintiff.

Carrie M. St. John vs. Hiram St. John —Divorce—granted. Jemima Haley vs. Matthew Haley Divorce—granted.

Trustees Asbury Chapel vs. Cantwell et al—judgment for plaintiff. Jas. T. Allen et al vs. Terre Haute Furniture Company—judgment for plaintiff.

W. W. Harvey vs. N. C. Sparks et al —judgment for plaintiff. Gaaret al vs. Athol Paddock—judgment for plaintiff.

Hickcox vs Myers—judgment for plaintiff. Conner vs. Wm. Walker--judgment for plaintiff.

Cook & Cook vs. D. D. Walker—judgment for plaintiff.

OLIVE

withstanding the unsettled condition of the elements, and the several attractions at other points, Miss Logan had a fair Bized audience. What it lacked in numbers was made np in intelligence and in appreciating ability. Her lecture, entitled "Stage Struck," is a concise and interesting portrayal of the difficulties attending any person, either male or female, who may have the misfortune to become "Stage Struck." One of her chief aims seems to drive away from the theatre those who burn to rush from an honest vocation to the vanity and folly of a third-rate strolling player's existence and sho does this with a stinging satire which is none the less effective because it is clad in the garb of rollicking good nature.

Miss Logan possesses a rich fund of mimicry, her enunciation is good, her gesticulation appropriate, and her command of feature almost wonderful. She commenced by relating an account of ber acquaintance with Mr. Alfred -Pennyweight, a candidate for histrionic honors, at Saratoga. This gontloman was one of tbej-'upper crust," equally regardless of the judicious application of his "w's" and of any difficulties which naturally presented themselves to li^a successful appearance in his chosen character of "Macbeth.' She followed him through his many humiliating disappointments, until ho Anally makes his debut in the "bleeding soldier' in the play of "Macbeth,'' and in this small part makes a miserable failure, and is cured of his aspirations for histrionic fame. In bringing the account of Mr. Pennyweight's fortuno to a close, Miss Logan dropped the mimic, which is her forte, and delivered a few sensible remarks on tho young man becoming "StageStruck,'' or, as she said, getting "fever in the head and famine in the pocket.'' Through the flattery of friends, in judging of their performances at school, the vanity was excited and the belief engendered that they were likely to make a figure on the boards—in fact likely te become "Stage Striick." She gavo her recollections of the success of such persons and the recollections were not very -encouraging to aspirants in the "sock and buskin" line. They were more likely to find a place in the .poor house than to become brilliant actfirs. There was no more laborious occupation. She could think of fully a thousand having gone on the stage ift her time, and she could count on her fingers those who continued to follow it up as a profession. Only those who had been on the boards from childhood were likely to succeed. Others generally found themsel ves"poor »ticks"and,in most instances, would make better figures driving a stage than in developing the proud features of the art. Miss Logan spoke of the different pesitions women occupied in respect to the stage. They had generally gome motive other than the "Stage Struck," and she teiieved it was the first proof of nobility in woman to show a desite to take her livelihood into her own hands, to earn her bread, to be proud and independent, to thank no one for the right to live.

The fair lectarew concluded with a re-

cital of the trials of a young lady who went en the stage from necessity, and in this portion of the lecture developed the versatility of her powers in portraying the various emotions, and at (he elate retired amid the hearty plaudits of her much pleased auditors. ,,

We learn Miss Logan has another lecture in preparation, which we hope sha may have occasion to deliver here at some more auspicious season. 4

MEATS AGAIN.—Editors Express:— Permit me, if you will, through the columns of the

EXPRESS,

to further explain

to those who do not fully understand the modus operandi of this new organization, and how they are to be benefited by the subscription of stock. Although the whole matter was pretty well ventilated 04 Saturday night at the Court House, there are many who were not there that do not understand how they are to obtain their reward by coming forward with material aid and to be as brief as possible, will make a simple illustration.

While it is not our purposo to return you your amount subscribed, atany future time, we do propose to keep the capital stock good by selling just high enough to keep it as a working capital, and if to-day beef is selling in tho market at 20c, and that should prove to be 5c above the cost, the Association by its obligations would sell it to you at 15a, and henoe you will readily discover that you have saved 25 per cent, in your purchase, and this purchase of yours is an event that transpires every day. Can y6u reasonably ask any beiter dividend.

It has been asked what ol those who are not subscribers? I answer, sell to those as cheaply as they can buy elsewhere, and perhaps a liitlecheaper, to induce them to patronize the Association, but not give them all the benefits of the stockholder. If. however, at any time it i? found inadvisable to continue this institution, if the capital stock is kept good, it can be returned to those who subscribed it. A CITIZEN.

STATE ITEMS.

AIF KILGORE is a candidate for Congress in the 9th District

ERASMUS'-

'HILL, of Orleans, Orange

county, had a $1,500 fire the other day.

A LITTLE BOY named Schnell, in Richmond, ate rat poisonj 'and dieS."

MARION COUNTY

THE

has three more CSSM 4

forHhe House of Refuge

Congressional ConVbrition of thfe

Seventh District is to be held at Lafayette on jthe Uth of June. e**

A FOUR YEAR OLD BOY named Coyle fell into a tan vat at Richmond and was droiwned.

CHRISTIANA

MANDY, of Wells county,

is insane, because her lover, Harry Nill, married another woman.

A LAFAYETTE GIRL memorized four hundred verses of the Scripture in a sin* gle week.

""WM.

LOGAN LAST NIGHT.—Not

MILN,

Esq., a very wealthy and

estimable citizen of Princeton, died on Sunday at the advanced age of 78 years.

THE Evansville Liederkranz and Evan^ville Orchestra gave the opera "Czar and Carpenter," in that city last night.

EIGHT persons have been sent to the Penitentiary at the present term of the Circuit Court in Vanderburg county.

a. M. HOLCOMB, of Gibson, is doing his level best to get the Democracy of the First District to nominate him for Congress. Davy Laird can't see it.

THE Republicans of Newburg, Warrick county, at a preliminary meeting at Newburg, last week, organized a Grant Club undeir favorable auipices. 'Is.

WE are reliably informed that R. S. Sproule, Esq., Occupies an -editorial chair in the Indianapolis Sentinel office, and that there a 9trong flavor of permanency in the arrangement.

THE celebratod "Black Swan,'' the colored vocalist, assisted by her pupil, Miss Katie Lanier, tho Southern Nightingale, will give a concert at Indianapolis, on the llt4 of May.

A CONTRACT has been made with tbe Gas Company to'light the city of Indianapohi for three years it a settled rate per post per annum. Between ^this and the old plan a saving of $10,000 a year is effected.

THE conspirators to rob tbe pay train of tie Jefi'orsonville road were examined on Saturday last and hold to bail in the sum of four thousand dollars each, to answer tho charge at tho next term of the Clark Circhit Court vV\iV*

G. PALMER, Deputy Auditor of Statej started for New York last night for the purpose of aiding the Agent of State in the redemption of the two hundred thousand dollars' worth of war loan bonds to be taken up on tho.first.of May. ."iS -r-r

THE Hydraulic Company, in Goslen, has again commenced operations on its extensive work with renowned energy.— The race is about two miles in length. Tho capital of this company has been raised solely by individual subscription. Five manufacturing establishments are to bo erected during the present season.

THE Indianapolis Journal of yesterday says The canal bank brokV~again yes-, terdny. The damage orcurred at the place just repaired. The water had only been in about twelve hours, when the labor of weeks was swept away in an instant. Workmen are busily at work on the break, and will put it in order as

speedily as possible. 4ft tf

MB. JAMES Bittrc*, a young man who, until receatly, has been a resident of our city, was thrown froni a bnggy at Jefferson ville, Bartholomew county, in this State, and so seriously injured, that he died yesterday morning. His romains were brought here this morning for interment. Mr. Bruce was highly esteemed and loved by all who were intimate with him, and his tragic death has casta gloom over a large circle of relatives and friends.

!?&' v*« tv* ItSaJ if I'-'-A"

CHEYENNE1!! dtf

TICKETS

for Miss Wittenberg's concert

at Dowling HAQ, Saturday evening, may be obtained at BartleU & Austin's, Buckingham's and N. Katzenbach'a. d4t —i

CHETENNE, Indian Herb Bitters. tf "Vl'l-V CHEYENNE, Indian "Herb Bitters, at i. L. Mahan & Co's. dtf

'THE MAJORITY of' the beautiful and wjse never fail to ask for "Barrett Hair Restorative," which has saved from bslldness.

thousands dwlw.

CHEV^N^, Ifdi|n Pert BittWs, ciply 75cehtapef botfle,? at Mahsm & Cos cheap drug store. dtf

A. Y. I. As you like it. A. B.S. G. W.S. jBand ^ng§E

Adji

g4I

Skirl.

F. D. S..

,J"Full

Dress Skirts'

D- G. T. i. T. double Trail in 9 Tape.

*j Y. L. A. B. W.S. Young Ladies Adjustable Band Walking Skirt.

The Adjnstable'Band can be, made any length—rendering it the "As "iou Like It Skirt, vq iKf.'M'ie-tai*

Patent lined Clasp with Pateht corded Bottom Wires. The most complete Skirt made to give shape and grace to any Dress—for street or evening wear, Don't fail to go to W. S. Ryce & Co., for Hoop Skirts, dtf.

JOBBERS and dealers in Tobacco, Cigars, will find it to their.advantage to call on M. V. Moudy, east side Public Square, and buy your goods at Cincinnati prices.

dtf"

E jl

OPENING of Spring and Summer Bownets, on Thursday, April 30th, at Mrs. M. H. Abbott's, 4th street, opposite tlie Post Officer f-.viH ['#,d8*

I?EW AND NICE.—Tho attention of thopublic is earnestly directed to my enlarged stopk of Pianos, Melodeons, Musical Instriiments, Sheet Music .^and Musical Merchandise, einbi-acln'g the very best that can be procured in each of these det, partments, and for saie at the very lowesliving prices. I cannot appeal to tbe 'public to male up to rn'e losses suddenly sustained, though a fair patronage may aid in repairing those that wero incident to a lingering illness of five months, fiom which I have, but recently recovered.— Such patronage will always be thankfully

received. np Tuning and ropairing will be promptly done upon the shortest notice.

J. G.

LTNDEMAN,

Mu^ic Dealer. ""5 dtf.

£OR RENT.—A if4 story frame DWELLING HOUSE, in the east part of the city. Good Well and Cistern" and stables on the premises.

Enquire of M. M. JOAB, on Ohio, between 3d and 4th street. d3t

BROOK'S PATENT THREADcan be had.at the office of the Singer Sewing Machine. 27-dtf

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE AT PENCE'S HALE Wednesday evening. At the solicitation of a number of our citizens, and the High School especially, Prof. Tingley, of Asbury University, will deliver a Scientific Lecture at Pence's Hall, Wednesday evening, AP"1 27th, on which occasion many rare and beautiful chcmical experiments will bo performed. The curiosities of the microscopic world will be displayed in a most interesting manner by the use of the Professor's new and celebrated Hydro Oxygen Microscope, which magnifies small objects into immense proportions, so that 1,000 persons may view them at the same moment, displaying with distinctness water animalculie, living eels in vinegar, moDster fleas and musquitoes. The phenomenon ef mineral growth, showing the formation of crystals,when thus magnified, is a most beautiful and interesting spec-

tacle. Admission, 25 cents children, 15 cents. I (lit

I^TTY A SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Persons purchasing .gfrt a ^written warrant for three years. 27-dtd ISAAC KIZKR Agent.

H. BAHOOM has just received some beautiful styles of Fancy Jewelryi Something entirely new. Call early and get your choice, at 151 Main street. [d3t

BABY WAGONS.—Have

JHE BEST CORSETS at Weisz's Skirt

factory.

BUGGY

Campaign Weekly Express.

A CHEAP WEWSVAPEH.

•lily $1,00 for Nearly Sight Months! ,7

WE proposo to furnish, the WEEKLY EXPRESS until the First of Decanb&x a period of nearly eight rncmthp, ftor ofcly One Dollar where Twenty or more copies are sent—-towxe (idiress—a reasonable deduction will be made. This te^m will carry the readers through the exciting State and Presidential campaigns. ,No effort on our part will be spared to make tbe WEEKLY

EXPRESS

JOHN

d&wtf

PRESS GOODS received thi» day 'f S/Rycc & Co's, Serges, Poplins, Alpacas, Mobain, Shaded Lustres, ^^forsui^ and: walking dresses. dtf. r—j—'

3 A.

NFW GOODS just received at the Bank-

rupt Store.

2.5dJ vr.

FOP. SALE A. first-class scond-

band qpen buggy, 'in excellent repair. Call and see it if you want an unusual good bargain. You will find itatWHoward Manning's paint shop, on Cherry street, between 3d and 4tb. MJU

M. VANSCOYOC, Auct'r.

FOB

THE CHEAPEST Contra go to

"Welz's Skirt factory."* 3fltOui

F^K THE FTN*ST COSSETS goto Weisss Skirt factory, opposite Postoffice. d&wtf

LADIES MOROCCO

SEWED

shoes, only

$1,50. at Ae Banfcruirt Store. -ii25dlw

I HAVB received my patterns and opened on North Sth street. E. M. BA*hw^ dlw

JDrefe

THE BAHKBCPT

C*'

JkstZ

lS*s

«aaker.

STOBE are sailing boots

and shoes cheaper than ever at their new store, No. 64 Main street. ?e5dlw

a useful

newspaper, a welcome visitor, and a faitbful exponent of theT?epnbHcan Fart}'.— Aside from National effiirs, the local pol itics of the State, Congressional District and County—in fact, every Township in the County will receive all possible jitten tion. The leading Republican speeches of the campaign will be published rind we shall continue our usual variety of telegraphic and home nows, homa. and foreign markets, &c. ,f A LI OH JM A

Our Low Rate puts it in the pbwer of Grpnt Clubs and local comirfittees to supply their townships and neighborhoods with good Republican sentiments, at a trifling expense. .u

Now is the time to'form public sentiment. Good Republican documents should be put in the hands of those undecided as to which party to attach themselves. Few votes are changed by the vast amount of time, money and talent expended just on the eve of election. Republican newspapers should be .sown broadcast. They are better than speeches, printed or oral, com ing every week with sharp, brief/pointed items, they are tho small shot that tell.— It is a steady agenc}' the work goes on continuously, as the seed grows in the ground. Democratic speakers and newspapers are stripping for the field. Bad seed will grow if .the ground ,isanot occupied by good.

With this view, and that all possible good may be accomplished by a wide spread circulation, wo havo put the price of pur campaign paper down. to the lowest rate at which it can be published without 'aQtual

Will Township Executive jCommittees and' our Republican friends generally aid us in this- matter? Send in your orders immediately, that the good work may be commenced. '1

SUNDOWNS of all grades, Hats in all the leading styles, Dutchess, Golden Gate Norma, Leporella, Oiide, Natalie, Violet, &c. Bonnets the finest out at the lowest rates, at S. L. STRAUS',

No. 10South Fourth street.

COFFEE 25 cents per pound at Ray & Baijey's. dtf BALL lias just received the largest 9tock of Stoves ever brought to this market Givfes more trimmings at less prices than can .be had at auction sales. dtf

ONION

SETS

by the quantity, Orangey

Letttons, Sour Krout, Maple Sugar and Molasses, Cranberries, Apples, Sweet Potatoes, Garden Seeds, Nursery Plants, at Ray & Bailey's. O A dtf

DUST RINGS, for the American Watch called the Patent Diaphragm, making the case dust proof, Stedman's invention for the benefit of the wearer—can be applied to any American Watch in five minut9S, at trifling expense. Also, Anverioan and Swiss Watches of all description^ Tor gale at

FREEMAN'S,

MENS'

NOTICE

arrived, first

installment of Baby Wagons, Gigs and Perambulators. Will be sold at prices to suit tho times. J. & E. W. Ross,

Nos. 10. 11, & 12, West of Square. $ ^2T-dlw

No.«5jWarfeft's

Block. [21,dtf

CALF BOOTS cheaper than any

other house in the city. 26dlw

CALL AT JT & H. A.

DAVIS'

and try

the Excelsior Spring Water, on draught fresh from the Spring at Saratoga. dlw

is a fixed fact Ball is selling more Stoves, better trimmed, fer less money than any othor house in this city. PJease call and see.

,]J

'^"dtf

NECK-TLES, Collars and Cuffs, nice and now, at Riddle's 151 Main street. [28,dtf

FANCY DYKING,

SCOURING AND

OCTOBER ELECTION*

AnnototctmoU Fu f&00—payable hmtria. biy in advance. i*

PAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style. dtf

OF CHANGE.—E. R. Robbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his customers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster PaTis, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf

E. R.

BOBBINS.

FENCE POSTS.—2,500

fine, seasoned,

split fence posts, for sale by d2w, C. E. HOSFORD.

DRESS BUTTONS, in great variety, at Riddle's, 151 Main street. [28.dtf

FLORENCE

Sewing Machines, at Rid

dles, 151 Main street. [28,dtf

NEW

Variety Goods, at Riddle's 151

Maih street. [28,dtf

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Rolling Mill at Harmony

rpBNDERS will be received until A tbe 10th day of May, 18H8, for the eroction of A Boiling Mill Building in Harmony Indiana. P!ans and specifications may be aeon at the Ofllce of the Wostrrn Iron Company, Harmony. apri!28d2w XV. WATSOft. Sup't.

BAKING POWDER,.

jyj O t)

a I

BAKING POWDER.

CHILDREN mh

W A N I N O E S

..... A COMPANY OF 1' P.3H-

H0M£IM tt()¥8 AKDeiRfi8

A FROM THE

Children's Aid Society

Of Netv York, will arrive at

Terre Man te May 8th

MEETING ON THE 9th.

All interested in this work of charity are invited to meet the agent as above. Those purposing to make application for Cbilnren are expeeted to provide themselves with satisfactory recommendations.

HENRY FBIKMEN. Agt. No, 8 East 4th St:, N.

iniirr. «.•

We aro authorised to aaaowoa the MM of NICHOLAS FUBECA fit HhffT iff of-Vigo Ooto* rttjfec* to flfc *e&Toa«f ifee Republican aoaiiaattiigOMiMatUii.

Wt are aatkoriu* to atifeofcacMke naaie of O. POOREST. U» pr«Uit 0—ntyiBat w|or, as a candidate for sheriff «r Vigo County, aub^aet to

HhXlKfoa

the dacUion' af I Convention..

blicatt nominating

We are aatbnrixed to announce HENRY T. WOOLLSStaa- fciinliiiara fnr lha n»r Bfc inject to tWsecifion of tha Bepablican

(o tm oecmon or tna Republican om-

ioatiog Convention. Wi are anthoritad to aononnco the name of JOHN McFAKLANS, Suar Onak .'fbwnthlp, a candidate for sheriff or Vigo County, anbjeet to thedeciilon of the Union Republican^noiiaatinjt ConvcatiSaJ |_ /.

We are atrtfcom^a tO announce J. D. K. KES-

TE*, of Prairie Creek Towadite, aa a candidate forBhai^Mtj(*t itfctfce df«£wtnK ltean nomlnatiDg ConTention. are authorized to annoopce CEPHAS D. CODDINGTON (preeent Depnty Sheriff) aa a candidate for8hbriff, inbject to tha decision of the Repp^Vwi Koalullai

Ws are authorized to aanoaaeo tbe name of WILLIS SIMMONS as a candidate for Beat Katate'Appraiser ot Vl^e adaaty, eubject to the de ciaitm pf tke Bepnhiinan nonUnatiag Ceawaatlon

C0MMI3SI0NKB.

iV^ are authorise**) maoaoco PHILIP HANDOljPlJ, of Linton Towi^l^Pi as a candidate for Ocoot Gommissioner fiom 4he-3Cfc»ri JPiWr'o', to the decision of the Repabiican aeminar

subject ting ConTention. COUNTY TBKASDaEB.

WE are anthorlxed to announee the name SAMUEL C. SCOTT as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republicsn nominating Contention.

Wi are anthorlxed ito aunondce HENRT FAIRBANKS as a candidate for Treasurer of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention, to be held the 13th of Jnile.

Ws are authorised to announce the name of MORTON O. BANKIN as a candidate for the officii of Coanty'Treaeater, subject to the dtclskm of-1ho Republican nominating convention.

Wi are authorized to announce the name of QE0. W. LAMBERT as a candidate for tho office of County Treasurer, sqbjfeeito. the decision of tbe RepabUcaa aomlhatifeg convention.'

Ws are authorized to annstince the name of JACOB BROWN as a candidate for fho offloo of Tjdnuty Treasure^ subject to tke deciiton of the Bepmilican County Convention.

W* are jtnthoriaed to announce tbe name of J. MOBBTS, or Honey Creek Township, as a Candida's for the office of CountJ Treasurer, subjert «n the do^sion of tl Bepublican nominating Convention.

Wt AI»-«stiwnlMH »»SSBIWSW tt» name oT WM. L. SHUEV as" a candii)ate for the office of County Treasurer, ^Uo^td^ko deoimik of the Bepublican County Convention.

We are authorized to annonoce the name of WILLIAM PATRICK as a candidate for the offioeof Cou*OtTreatsrw, Vabjeek to tho decWdn of thA Bepubliean County Convention. -i

Wi are authorized to announce HABt^ET 0 SQOTT, as a candidate for the office of Cojnty Clerk, snMaat ta:tlw ,|«e|sioipt ^:ttm BepuW^wi BOmipatlngCdrtTentlon.

Wfi are authorized 'to announce the name of P. B.?0'REILLT. (the present Depnty Clerk,) as candidate for Connty Clerk, subject to the de cisioa of the Bepublican nominating Conven tion.

W* aro authorized to announce BOFUS SIMPSON as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject, to tke decision of the Repnblteann^mlnathig'Convietttlon.

Ws art r^thOrfted to annopnee F. M. MKBKDITH as a candidate for Clerk of the Conrts of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Be» publtcan nominating Convention.

Wa are authorized to annonnce the name of JAMtS H. TURNER as a candidate for tho of» fice tit Connty Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

LOCAL NOTICES.

It: IS oar own failt if we long remain: martyr? to Koivalgtf, Kojip^wke, or, In fact, any ner^ont diseases, when we "have a certain and permanent remedy in Dr. TUBNKB'S TIO-bOULOUBIUX or UNIVEBSAL NEUBAL "OTA Till. ThU madioine acta npon the Ncavc FLUID, and promotes it to ahealtby stats.

Apothecaries have it. Principal depot, 120 TBEilONT ST., BOSTON, MASS. Paica, 81,90 ^•r package by «^itJw^|»opt^ ftamps extra £9deodtW

BOSTON riBKms iNgtiTCTio* aNU ASVMJM roa THE BLIND.HotT's Malt Extract has preved very satisfactory inihe Institution, and in the School of Feeble minded youths. ISABELLA M. Howaas.

OnMtiei.

tftai aiai. htavb amt&tsta. Wi'ife aathorised to annoanse the Male of P. B. RIPPETOE aa a canUdata for Real bUta Appralwr cf Yigo chanty, aatyeet to thadttcUou of the Republican noainatia^CoaTeatieB.

"".'J

Wf. »r« ft&thori&e4 to aaftoonce the nam« of JOHN KIZEB as a candidate for Co uatj l'rensure!-, gubjeot to the decision.of tho Bepoklioab County Convention.

Vi are authorised to announce the name of DA VIES JOHNSON as a caudlJate for tbe office of County Treasorer, subject to the decision of the Bepablican nominating Convention.

FAIEFIILD, CT., May 14,1867.

Qr. Deaison, saitt to Be: "B* all lasans order s&iaeof HolTs Malt Extract, for I fcive recoir mended it to several." H. S. THOBP. 'SPBINQ STBEKT, N*W Yoaa, June 6 1867.

My daughter has taken HofTs Malt Extract for Hemorrhage, and my son after recovering from TyphBe both with the most favorable effect.

MRS. TCCHEI.

ESSEX CO., FOBT HENBY, JCNE 2, 1867. Hoff's Malt Extract has done me good set one box more.

SocHEStaa, Janes, 1107.

Phase send for my wife, who to suffering frca weakjlungs, one doienj eto, a. A. KBA», FpAHKUM, Plu/^June 11, 1867,

Gend soon as possible, one box of Ho(T« excellent Ifalt Extiact Beverage. H. COHEN.

Sold by Druggists and Orocers. a29ieodlw I. L. MAHAN CO., Agents,

'The Dearest Thing you ever knew within a human getahle Hair Eeatorativo. Sidwlw

"Billy Barr Cigars," thejbest Cigar in ths Market for 10 cents, or by the box. ,: At MAHAN & CO'S Drug Store

Meth Patches, Freckles and Tan.— Tho only Itollable Bemedy for those brown discolorations on the face ij ''PISBT'S MOTH AHD Fascf£• fpftunJ's Prapared only bt Da. B. PEBBT, 49 Bond 8t., Now York. Sold everywhere. mM7-6taBod

Featliernnsters.—Great variety and ctesp, at MAHAN A CO'a., tf' Corner Main and Sixth St.

"Opera Pcarline," with a Photdof noted OF cra Singers. Spleniid Toilet Powder.— Ladies, try it. At l.L. MAHAN A GO'S dt Drug Store

FUHIR, BACflS, I,ARB, &(!.

Wo haTe in Store and offer lor salo

500 S£

For sale everywKfre. "29-LM

The best in AMFKICA

A Brig, of Bye Flonr.

Hogh'ds Bacon .O dq«ia 07 Tierces Lard nrtaut,

I Lin to

125

Brl8,

GltOCERXES.

A Liberal Discount to the

tradje.

A «k E BEIHAI, Mala M., ketweea St* aaiiMk K--5 tt kfetf sti *Urf6

mrtadtm

i» new 8Mtf

Isv osHierio J'853'iiliW

[WECT«RY. RNEYS.

v# Al •ean,

Croft, 831

W*'. STmXeao.'M Vain itreet. Baird Croft, S3 X«k Street. ltnuy A^SaffeH, Third at., nnder Masonic Hall,

Stott A Hng, 6» OUe StMet. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. Jl A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. ift A Williams, eoraer Ninth and Mulberry. .rtiviV«AK.«RS. •ainigABro.,Xafajrett*

BILL POStIirGv

Q*o. W. Beifsnider,at this oOce. BOOTS AND SHOKS. !L: saj|a(sk«t»»». Henry Layman, Lafayette street.

Leibing A Taenxer, near cor. Main and 7th. BOOKS AND STATIONERY iBkrtlett_ft Anatin, 101

Main street,

P. MoDonaW, Posto flee Lobby.' Uh. W. O'OomeU, Main street east of Fourth. I CJ

CARR1AQE PAOTORY

Harper, Wildy A Co., Cor. 2d and Walnnt. „.v CLOTHING. »A\j

H. Bann58teVx7^ Main Street .COMHK9QIAL COLLEGK. B. Garvin Owen, Principal, cor. Sth 4 Mai -. (COMMISSION AND «BAIN{^:

Co.. Rwt lIuaMnM.

JdhnmneyA Co., First St., on Canal Basin. COAL DEALERS. T. C. Orover, Third street north Main. E4 F. Merrill, 107 Mam street. John McTarlane, at County Scales, Ohio street. Richard MoElroy, southwest cor. Public Squar*.

DENTISTS.

I. H. Bartholomew, 1ST Main street. C. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main aud Ohio. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and 4th.

DRY GOODS.

foe", Ripley A Co., corner 5th and Main street. \V* S. Myce Co., 77 Main street. I C. "Wittif A Co.. 73 Vain Itreet. A.jNippqrt, UtiMain street EJnall & Co., corner fourth and Main street 8a*too A Walmsley, 111 Maiu street. Cornelias & Haggerty, corner Main and Tliird

DRUGGISTS.

*1.

Orotfer, Fourth street, opposite Martct. Bu-r, Quiick A Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan S Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. & H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS tagle Iron Works, Wm. J. Ball & Co., corner 1st and Walnut.

Vigo Foundry and Machine Shou, Seath, Smith A Co., near T. M, A r. and K. AO. R. R. Freight Depot.

Pheenix Foundry and HachineShop, McElfresh, Dengler A Co corner 9th and Eagle, near Passenger Depot.

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS/**' F. Geiger, Gas and Steam Fitter, Main Street, between Ctli and 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. N. WestiaU, 85 Main Street. s?Php.Tates, South Third street. )s

B. Brtckell, Sooth Fourth street! REAL ESTATE. AGENTS. bn»! Hldkeo*, Scott 4Co., 60dhioStreet.. Hendrioh Langs, corner Main and 4th.

ssassa

eij|

HOTELS. a vt

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clafk House, corner Ohioaiid First. BtKCS Buntin House, south-east corner Public Square. TerreHauselToufe, corner Main and Seventh^ 3te#a*t House, Second street, north of Main. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. -B Buckell, South Fourth street. ^Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. ^W. Howard Manning, Cherry et.. between ?(l and 4th.

INSURANCE AGENTS-

~8coJt A Orane, Main street, eaBt of Fifth^jj JE WELLEBS»Kf,j]e-rfHiN S. 1. Freeman, 74 Main street.

John R. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block MUSIC DEALERS, wh wi J. d. Lindemann, 91 Main street. Si I. Ktssner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittman, 201 Mainstreet. o!*r.hSqf MILLINERY. Mrs. Vv H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. X-r' Mrs. M. A, Walter, 85 Main stroet, up stairs. MONUMENT®—SCOTCH IGRANITE

Jas, G. Wilson, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. K. Riddle, 161 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE

RIE8.

Bichow»ky

Jeei .ii 1-i OjPfC

RETAIL (JROCERS.?^^

Josfcph 8trong, 190 Main street. 5*1

Farth

itreet, South of PostOfflc e.

K. Be Wright ft Co., 155 Main street. ,R STOVES AND TINWARE:!^4. 8. B. HAnderson, Fourth street, Sontli of P. O

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J, A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKER, otg .yji

Chadwick, Ornber Sc Co., No. 6 8ouHi «tb St.a Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

WANTED.

WANTED An Experienced

a29dwlw

WANTED—AGENTS.

""R MAKBFIELS'S LIFE Of CBANf," -m-M* in English and Germaa. Kxtraordinary inducements to Agents to soli the "Popular and Authentic Life of O. a. CHART," teith ttetl plate* oadmajw, by Hon. K. D. Mansfield ("E. D. it,") whose Military Education, close stndy of History long experience as Editor and Anther, and powerful and graphic style, render his Book of absorbing interest and perfect authenticity His reputation alomt will sell the book wherever offered.— We deal with canvassers directly. Applicants for territory weii of Indiana will address B. G. LAMBERT. Asst. Superintendent, Bloomlngton. Ill- -All tth»r» apply to solo owners of copyright. B. W. OABROLL & CO., Publishers, Cincinnati a29d2ttw-wlm

XtTAN TED—A COOK.—Apply to James B. Lyne, at Ljrne & Laws, Agr!cnitnr»l Store, near Terre Haute House.

FOR SALE

FExpress

OR SALE—A good Piano, an Wagon and "Harness. Kaquire of ISAAC NORMAN", on Chorry street, between Fourth and Fifth. ,JJ.

ticulars apply at tho pr.me.is.

FTATE.—The

Me" Pwk-

2qQ Brls. of Lontsrllle Cement,

ufi Brls. N. Y. and Saadusky tflf PLA8TKB. 20Q Kegs assorted Nails,

Together with a complete Stock of

JOHN IIILL

Ttoris Haute, April 91, I8G8 dwlm

IR SALE.—Valuable Real iCalarge Brick Store Room on tho rrner of Wabaeh and Third Streets, occupied Drug Store, noarly new, and in good condition. The Branch Bank Building lot 57 feet on Ohio reet. A desirable Bnilding Lot on Wabaah Street, bereen fourth and Fifth streets. Also sSVeral nicely situated Lots suitable for small Residences, near tha Kail Factory. This property will be sold at a great bargain.

For terMs^sp^ly to PaiSToN HUSSET, at Na tional State 1 ma21^AwCw

UOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A Three acres, en North 13th street—a splendid bnildingalte. lSdt^

Caving purchased a Singer Sewing Me«hJne, to dispose of a Wheeler Wilson Mfcc" hide that I have been using, It is in good best. Will be sold for $25,

order, anyone of the caab. 9dU

IJIOR

H. Ct.AHIlXaE -aed to this efty, and fitted up a Steajn id Scouring istablUlmiant, at ihe old b. 8 North Fourth Street, whars he wlu

iMl,

I to meet Me old frtaad*. and as niaay wifli thel^jpatroaaja

1m&dkki si .» --•E-ei&.S&Ei&'si.

w. 1BH*" "--.-a

MILLINERY.

MRS. M. A. WAITKK

Removed to

\t*- .*«*!»

••rtl tf

-S*A

'h*

THE BBI» BAZAAR.

149 Main Street.

i-'IS'

"i iiau* *#ii" .lfUf

taftis-««»«!»

DRESS TRIMJVIINOS, I AT THK KED BAZAAR 'V Tl

K. JWILMOTH, Agrent, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

149 Main Street.

MILLINERY.

MRS.

WYETH would respoetfully inform tlic citir 'us of Terre Hant.and vicinity, that she has taken thn rooms formerly ocenpiod by Mrs. Hardv, And is prepared to do MILL1MEUY in its various branches. BLKACIIINH AMI i'KESSLVU UONE TO 0BDRR. upon the shortest notire. Goodi kept constantly on hand, with prices to eui' piticbaaers.

Bfo. i't Sontli Fourth St., two squares south of the Mnrl:t House. aldw3m

STOVES :and tinware

rjoji

STOVES. Large Stock and Low Prices

rio fr-it cd

S. R. H£i\D£RS(L\ S

KNOWING

than mark

Co., Main street, near

6th. I 1 v• q"OMNIBUS LINE. 0. B. Miller, orders at Post Office.

una MO -Ji* Itt

PLUMBER.

-,k

HS7TASCM H'-i

^K\V:V0Kk mm CUTTKB, AT THE RED BAZAAR. •mf XmtaMW 4.. —iSAis.

If *i}

a« 4i am

I IN E

.rr

AT WHOLESALE, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

If O

i.. if

OJW AOWTFAL \t

N O I O N

AT THK URL BAZAAR. •»!$»"* 't »#,-!

I ».»•» *»s*r ii..

,«

WHEELER & WILSON'S SE\VI\:

Among liin stock mar be fouud tbe leading Stove of almost every prominent Manufacturer in tboconntur.

O and dolivora all Htoves in the city Free ol* Charge I In addition to Btoveo he keeps a general assortment of Tjn, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed "Ware-

The New French Ware,

Spoons. Ladies Preserving Kettles, Muffin Bakem Waffle Iroiifi, and the verj newest tbiug out, tko

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons,

JOSEPH

No. dHO Main Street.

lififi

I?ORSALE.—Valuable Mill ProA FKBTT.—The undersigned will sell his Interest In the New Flouring Mill, situated in Terro-Haute, Indiams, on the Bioomington Road, between the Railroad vnd Canal. The bnilding Is new:, only being completed a ilttls ovor one year. The machinery is all new and lu good rucniag order. Tha Mill has got two Kan ef Frenca Bnrs, Floor Packer, Umnt Hachiaes, Boiling Screen, Corn Sheller, Ac. Satisfactory uu...

All of which are offered at low Prices. Goods delivered to all parts of the City FREE OF CHARGE I

reasons given tor selling out. For further par- "lrst ptona Front, Kast of bth, ofl Mam Street.

ldM

Enquire of W. H. WORTHTNOTOW,

On Cherry, between 3d and 4th 8t».

FRwish

SALE—SEWING

MACHINE.

JOHN

SABAH B. KIZEB,

Corner 3d A Walnnt street*.

and

TJ^OR SALE—Several Houses

1800 to

JJ Lotsin a thriving part of tbe city—V 800 «ach. Enquire of the owner, Wm. Dozler, ..jthe Ret tonal Boas*, at M, 10 P. M. Also, one Gold Watch and one now Sewing Machine. aldtf

SALE.—On Strawberry

Htll-

Tf™ ixHaii iia

aqd well

cqod^rsll,eMera and eenar: floor-yart

».1I

aet With trees, .hmbWy and iowere •table #itk eistern and carriage kooas, »e«»taer with two Vacant lots. (WI on the» fntiWTItf JAtnS VAN FATOK.

4l 3S.-V- vVwr W

•WI v'fw

-«i

MACHINES,

lleating and Parlor Stoves,

with all tho Modern Improvements and coovetitaucle*. StoveB for Offices, Store*, Uhnrrbet, Ho. tels, Pining-Rooms, Bod«rooo)fl, any and all kfntlfl and SB for price*,

He Defien Competition

ALL ARE WARRANTED.

With Cooking Stoves be gives

Xore Farnlturc that is Usnally Qlrcn

=,*##

•m

Four Doors S(nith\of the Post Office, on Fourth Street.

that the Public has

long dcmatidfd a fetter rlass of Stove. as heretofore been'geilevslly tfRrcd ia tMs S. R. HKNDEKsON lias this season eeeete.d with great enre, from ilie most Polntlitr mut f»lebr«ifd Palt«rns, »r I known in the country Kast or West, an assortment ol Cooking aud Il^atiug stoves, sucli as are rarely e«er collected together in one Iloiidc.

(1C

-u'i

He fe cenfldeut that lid has bought as low aic '""''W? aaybody can, and Is determined not to be «s,

N E S O

ia iiapo&sibie that anybody shinld have BXTTBB toves, for NO OEitxn are mado.

These Iroun have (he now inclined handle, and

Patent Chilled Iron Pace, ^1'^

which retains tbe heat one-third longer than the ,M}J common ones. Stove Pipe of all sizes and kinds, ina Constantly on hand, and no xxtra charge for riv- won eting joints together. Bayers will certainly save, money by calling on -n, 8.

Cli'i

Life Insurance Man, aa District Agent

for a Life Insurance Company, which Is already well established, and has a large business in other portions of the State. Address, with references in Indianapolis, if poeaible, Lock Box 3 Indainapelis. Ind.

HENDERSON,

Fourtb Street, fottr doora South of the Post OffloC"''1"00' se2Hdwtf anjrjl lot

CHOICE

io'j -f i»f. 9u»

*1 B«bi 'is I I.iflJ

FarailyOroceiries!

A @4m! sOT

sjntm.sj

If '11*0 Olfj

if sir,.- i. u, ,.i .If ,«o»q 7 ft tf^s

—AT—

STRONG'S, Ha

ifv cij? unlit ir./j«6sr, N|«..-rj»rw mt-l :-b I! •«inn--| „at ii» ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, KAI8INS .«

Almonds, Filbert"!, Pecans, Eng. Walnuts, Prnnes, Currants, Lobsters, fT^l Presh Corn Oysters, Peaches, ,Mr»

Pino Apple, Maizena, 'iBii -f ir*r•••* Italian VenTiioilli oaj and Macaroni, m-w -)=r

Pearl Bnrlej-, "is* '»*».'U

|. i' '**3 -V- KRKNCH -..'m* -M-.li .(! —'MUSTARD, Worcestershire ijance, rj »t,r

Pepper Sauce, Tomato Oatsup, Best quality Flavoring ET--tracts, Mace, Cloves, Nutmep*, Cinnamon, Alspice, Popper/Ginger, Cream Tartar, Eng. Soda, Colgate'*

Toilet Soaps, Blacking and Scrub Brushes, Ink, of all kinds, Blacking, &o., &Ck

!?Jl^

u,S

.f.j

Country Prod nee W ant«k

flLAUSSEN,BISHOWSKY&Co Importers and Jobl.om of JNOTIONH AlVD TOYS.

ARMSTRONG-,

vet

WHOLK»ALl Dr. A £118 ier

FANCY

GUOta.RIES,

HRflARN. Tomnm tfas,

TITTMAN, MKCHA

mechaniclan,

2tl Main Street, between Kid & 7U au.,. Terre Haute, Iiid, Mo Dili AND Dnawiaos N r^tlv Sewing Machines and otiwr Liglit Mnchinory r»paire4 to give satisfaction. Breech.Loading Sbot-Oun* after the ttl(br»l»pt' 'fI French Pattern, made from n«w »ir nM niitorfal. .rbO

rot riaucrj

fiMgmlth and Stenell €alterj« 'H Flour, Whisky and dsck brands, also Platea fo« Barking Clothing, cut to order.

OIHM made and rejalred in the best of style* A Ail work warranted to give satisfaction, jel

UtShop

2d door K»»t of the New Court „woe2lo ntVMt, »t th»» Vliro nonnty I?nv MTLT

AS AND STEAM FITTING Main Street, between 6th and 7tb,

rUEDEBTfi 0£I»E B. Haviqg employed tb« servioee of J- U. Kergoson, well known praetical workman, be Is now prepared to execute all order. In th» above bo«iaeaa, withpromptnm. and dlepatdi. ittm oetldly tilt