Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 June 1868 — Page 4

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DAiLY EXPRESS.

T$caE?.IC-JHAUTK, INI).

Tuesday Morning, Jane 'Jri«l» 1&>8.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

I'KHKK HAU'i'Jt AK1 lWIIANAFOLIb. ABBIVK. LBAVB. '100 Express 6:40 A. *. o':t)0 v. if Accommodation I0, ?'/'.?

II-45 A Mail -4-00

11-00 A.' .'"'."...'M»iI and Express 3:60 *. 11:10 p. Express 10.15 r. a. 4-10 p. M...Mattoon Accommodation... 9:65 A. (tVANSYILLB AND CRAWFORBBVILLX.

SAVK. 6:45 A. M..... Accommodation... 4 00 P.

KOCKVILI.E EXTENSION.

leaV«. •1 05 y. a.

TO-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS

Flora 1 Concei t—Baptist Sunday Schools. Programme Tumor Concert.

Odd Fellows1 Festival.

FOK

A PI.EASANT EVENING attend the

Festival of the Christian Church to-night.

THE CITT COUNCIL meets session to-night.

in regular

THE FESTIVAL oi' the Christian Chnreh to-night.

»SKVERAL CIRCUSES are hovering near us and will probably come tbis way soon.

FRANK LESLIE'S BUDGET

funniest paper published, is just received at McDonald & Ash's.

1'EGQ'S STRAWBERRIES are among the best that come to market. C. R'PleY has them fresh every day.

JAMES CI.ASSICK depositad eight dollars in tho Mayor's Court yesterday for some disorderly conduct.

THE

THE PROGRAMME of tho Turner Concert, published this morning, promises an interesting affair to-morrow night.

SCUDDER moved his Fourth street Confectionery up to his new establish" ment, on Main street, yesterday.

TIIE

NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.—Trustee Naylor will build this season two now school houses in this township—one at Greenwood, near Mr. Krumbhaar's and one at Elmwood, near the residence of Mr. Pegg.

THE BOARD of County CommisiionerB convened yesterday morning in regular quarterly session. Tho only business transacted worthy of note was the passage of an order incorporating the town of Snndford.

To PRESERVE FLOWERS.—In order to preserve cut flowers, Jput in a pinch of nitrate of soda into the water every day when jt is changed. This will preserve flowers for a fortnight. Nitrate of potash in powder has nearly tho same effect.

JOHN GIBBS, the wife whipper, mention of which was made in yesterday's paper, had an examination yesterday morning before the Mayor, and a fine of fifteen dollars, with usual costs, charged up to his account. Eather expensive amuse-, ment, John.

COL. R. W- THOMPSON made two speeches at New Albany last Friday, one in tho aftornoon and one in the evening. The

Commercial

of the 30th says

Thospoech of Col. R. W. Thompson last night was one of the ablest of his lifo. It was a masterpiece of solid argument and burning eloquenco. It is worthy to be printed as a campaign document for general circulation among the people. Never was a speech delivered in this city received with mora hearty, more rapturous applause.

The Hall was literally packed full of people—dress circle, parquetto, and galleries being crowded. Hundreds of tho fairest ladies of the city were in attendance, and quite as enthusiastic in their applause of the eloquent words of the speaker as any of tho voting sex.

Col. Thompson Las over beeu a favorite with our people, but his speech last night added largely to tho number of his admirers here.

ODD FELLOWS' FESTIVAL.—The Odd Fellows will hold a Strawberry Fostival on Friday evening next, the Oth of June, at Dowling Hall, tho proceed? to be applied to furnishing their new Hall now being fitted up on Third street. A committee of ladies connected with tho Order will wait upon the public for donations of cash, cakes, cream, berries, or whatever the donor may have to contribute. Our people have always responded liberally on such occasions, especially when for charitable purpose#, ana the mission of Odd Fellowship being benevolence and charity, wo bespeak for them a liberal response to tho call. To the Odd Fellows is this community indebted for the establishment of tho benevolent Society for the benefit of tho poor. In the Fall of the year 185" they hold a festival, gotten up under their management, by which a large sum of money was raised, which they handed over to a committee of citizens outside of the Order, to bo by them distributed to the poor of the city. The Benevolent Society was organized at that time and has been in operation ever sitico. This i= the Grit time since the organization of the Order in this city that they have come before the public asking anything for their benefit. They have been buying and fitting up a Hall at a heavy expense for their means, and aSk a liberal rosponso from tho public in the entertainment' offered on next Friday evening at Dowling Hall. 4

CAMPAIGN SONG.

BY PBIVATE MILES O'EEII.Ll

Air—Bawj

Earctis, Oh.

Conic, fill your glassou, fellow*,. And Btaud up in arow, (JIJ A Prcbidoutial drinking

Wuarogoiiig for to go 1 iLet us tramplo dowu all party ties Beneath our love of right, And proudly claim Clysset Grant

A« Captain of our fight! vyl So, for "President Ulysses Let every glass be bright May lie rnle the country Jhe haB saved.

And God defend tho right.

10 25 P. Expross .....1 l:W P. M.

BT. LOU IB, ALTON AND TEKRK HAUTE. IBRIVB.

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Express 2:0J A. M.

lu the world to-day no prouder name Is borne on any breeze, And with Grant to steer the ship of State,

Our flag shall rule seas, No "Dominion"' shall bo north of us, And south of us no foe Our Stars and Stripes in the Cauadas

And likewise Mexico. |For with President Ulysses Will be few who care to tight—

ABBITB.

...4:M).P. ,..2:45 P.

MAIL

AUEITK.

10:35 A. M.

May he rule the country he has saved. And God defend the light.

His hand is soft to meet a friend, And mailed to meet a foe He's the Mississippi river host,

Besistless as its flow And our brethren'of'the beats States— These "aliens" of to-day— Will find a generous hand lield out.

When Grant has come to sway For gonerous is Ulysses To the men who felt his might— Mav he rule the country lie has saved,

And God defend the right.

So, boys, a final bumper, While we all in the chorus chant— "For President we nominate

Our own Ulysses Grant." And if asked -what State he hails fronr Our sole reply Bliall be, -'From Appomattox Court House,

With thi- famous apple tree!" -1 For 'Iwas there to our Ulysses Tnat Leo gave up the fight-

Now, boys, "To Grannt for I'i-esiilrBt', Aud God defend the right!"

FOR

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL of the

Christian Church, will be at their new chapel, this evening.

THE

EVENING MAILS from the east,

west and south, now arrive at the Postoffice at the same time—a lew minutes after four o'clock-

TnE MEMBERS of the Christian Church need monev to complete their handsome church elifiee on Mulberry street.— Go and patronize theirFestival to-night.

CUP

FUN, the

A BOUT

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE at the head ^aing annoyed by peddlers: of this column is now correct in accordance with the recent changes.

COFFEE, call at Mahnn

& Go's Soda Fount. Their coffee syrup is something new and might nice.

THE PROGRAMME of the Floral.

better and cheaper at the store is pushed in your face by peddlers, who waste your time and patience at the front door.

DEATHS.—Tho report of the Superintendent of the city cemetery shows for tho month of May the following deaths from the disease named:

Infant of William Dodson, Measles. Infant of John Gosnell, Croup. Infant of Lucius Krapf, Congestion of Brain.

George Duenkel,-General Debility. Infant found in privy vault. Mrs. Sarah Denham, Apoplexy. Samuel Lockwood, Congettionof Lungs. Miss Harriet Jenckes, Unknown. Nimrod Hays, Pneumonia. Son of A. Chamblin, Congestion. Infant of Franns W. Suott, Typhoid Fever.

Jacob Layher, Killed by Lightning Infant of Elizabeth Btfston, Killed. Christian Hendrickson, Congestion. Child of Joseph M-jLawrance, Brain Fever.

STATE ITEMS.

INDIANAPOLIS devotes this week to picnicing.

THE plasterers of Indianapolis are on a strike. They have been getting four dollars per day and want four and a half.

A TRAVELER at one of the Richmond

hotels mistook the number of hi, room,

and was shot at by an indignant lady.

THE decoration of Soldiers' graves at Evansville, is spoken of by the papers of: thai city as a "grand pageant, a scene ef exquisite beauty."

Times.

THE Richmond

Concert,

at which will be produced Knot's beautiful Cantata of the "Flower Queen," is published under the head of amusements. It is given under the direction of Mr. EL. Keys, at Dowling Hall, Thursday evening, for the benefit of tho Baptist Sabbath Schools.— A class of eighty young ladies and misses will appear in appropriate costume.

PEDDLERS.—A lady writes us

jn relation to the intolerable nuisance of

It is washing day—everybody in a hurry, and no one in good humor. Judy is in the suds, the second girl in the sulks, because it is her day to do the work, and madame is making the pastry, but an imperative Ting at the door-bell shakes her out of her equanimity, and hastily wiping her bands and answering the door'herself, she finds a peddler, or a man who wants to buy old clothes, or a gentlemanly-looking person who thrusts a small packet into her hands and hurries off, with the announcement that it will be called for next day. It turns out to be needles, and if they are mislaid when demanded at some inopportune moment, payment will be insisted on. At another summons,{pictures aro thrust jjito the hall, with their bearer attached, and some insolence expressed by him on a denial. 'Stencils,' for marking, are stubborn, so are books when forced on the market by an energetic agent. In fact, everything you

dxynJt

ning. Admission

night, beat his wife with a couple of live 99, Main street, cats till tho nine vital sparks of each fe- Edsall & Co. line were totally extinct.

ON Tuesday of last week, the residence

of Rav. Dr. Nutt, at Bloomington, was entered by thieves, and about forty dollars worth of silver ware and two gold watches were stolen.

THE Republicans of Lawrence and Monroe counties, will hold a Convention in Harrodsburg, on Thursday, June 4th, 1868, to nominate a candidate for State' Senator, for said counties.

Courier:

In Ulysses S. Grant "reticence" is a virtue, in Charles Woolley it is a crime.

is becoming quite a disturbing element among brethren ol the- "mystic tie." I CHURCHILL of the Philadelphia Colored lodges have Leeu instituted in Company, has made arrangements this country, upon charters furnished jefferB & Miliar to act as from abroad, and white lodges ar«r notT

disposed to recognize any but those hav- Lentai»

ing the orthodox tinged epidermis.

THET have queer matrimonial habits in Blutt'ton. George Fuller and William Dishong recently obtained divorces 'from their wives, and the^

Banner

following light on the domestic trouble

JdB*1Eo,L?rBof

free—"a

all

Sentinel.

THE canvass of Wolcott's show blew down on Tuesday night, in the midst of the performance, and exposed the audience to the severe storm raging. The screaming of women, cryiag of children, and swearing of men were awful to hear. In going home twenty-seven persons some ladies, fell into the deep ditch being dug across Mulberry street.—Muncie

THE long line of the procession on foot and in carriages that left the city this morning, with flowers to decorate the last resting place in this world of the fallen heroes of the Union canse, in the late torriffic and bloody strife with treason and rebellion, proves that patriotism RM gratitude are dominant in the hearts of the people.—

Madison Courier, 30th,

of officers. By order of the Post. M. C. RANKIN. P. Attest: JAMES O MARA, P. A.

witbnut mercury or

son-

Y'11

°uut

which cast a shadow on these two hearth- }ngtruments. Their organs con* stones: tain all the/valuable improvements of the Shortly after marriage, Mrs. Fuller g°M^ay

in the habit of going off to dancM^awl

ritones, tho British provinces, and a few of the Southern States, wielding an in flu-

left to curse a community, they are un equaled.—Richmond

Telegram.

never be forgotten by those who witness-1 -May

Black Hawk

BUCK

want and could buy

ARCHER are just in receipt of

a nice line of Boots and Shoes of the latest styles and best quality, suitable for the Spring and Summer trade. Dcn't fail to call and see those Gents' Prince Albert, and Ladies' Zouave Balmorals.— Three doors west Main street.

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Hys:"5 "If] ^PIANOS FOR Rrftrr.—Several' and 7

would appear from a remark in the report I octaye instruments are now in store. Ap of the Grand MuBter of tho Masonic orclgr I ply parly at K. issuer's Palace of Music, in this State, that the irrepressible darkey I Also a nice piano case melodeon for rent.

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refused to let her doting husband accompany her. Sometimes she went to dances Tremolo, the Patent Divided Swell, ana where there wasn't any. Mrs. Dishong other Improvements, s6me of which are became addicted to going into the ^00^a|onjy found in these instruments and no in search of berries and remaining all day and part of tho night. She finally left otters. and refusod to live with William, on the! Agency in tbii city, Kissae^s Pfllacc ground that his children were too much |0f Music. ld2t bother.

A I

A STRAWBERRY and Ice Cream supper I Street Auction Rooms, are now prepared will be given iu the basement of tho to receive goods from parties on consignAsbury M. E. Churchj this, Tuesday eve-

good time' is an-J

ticipated. A cordial invitation is exteri ded to

to be present.

Bv ordor COMMIXTBB.

exa",ne chi'd"

ren and treat them that can't speak for themselves, and night. 2d It

Will bo at his Office dapr Advice free of charge.

AN Irishman in LaFayette the other made to order, go to Buck & Archer, No. 190 Main street. dtf three doors west of 2-dlm

Elegant now goods just opened. At the "Boston Store." Real val. lace collars (new shapes.) ~r.:rrr~* Fine crape collars (very handsome.) Slana Lace Points. Laces, embroideries, H.S. handkerchiefs, &c., &c., &c. .lit SAYTON & WALMSLEY.

NEW MUSIC

ONE of the most stirring business points and rapidly improving towns in Clay County is Harmony. Its railroad trade is one of the best on the road. It is increasing in population and local improvements with suiprising rapidity, the saw,, and hammer making music in all direc- be in time for competition, tions from dawn till dark.—Ind.

FOR

THERE is a redundant muchness of I arrived at Kissner's Palace of Music.— to spend a pleasant day in the country richness in this, from the Evansville! Stock the largest in this city also.-a are invited. in tbis,

pianist in attention to try tho music. d2t

VIGO AGRICULTURAL SOCIKTY.—Notice is hereby given that the time for entry of Farms and Farm Crops for the premiums of this Society, at the Fall Fair, are extended to tho 15th of June 1868. Entries made before that date will

Next meeting at Dowling Hall, 13th of June. C. W. BARBOUR, jeld3t President.

TERRE HAUTE, May 30th 1868. CHANGE

ARRIVIC^TERRK HAXJT*.

Western Express 5:40 A. M. Day Express 10:60 A. M. Evansville Express 4:00 p. M. Night Express 11:00 P. M.

I42t,,-

here for the Ba]e 0f

ttn(j

NEW ICE CREAM BOOMS

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ment. Parties having goods of nny description to dispose of, will do well to give them a call before disposing of them elsewhere, as they think they can do es well by persons sending articles to them, as any Auctioc and Commission House

the State.j $ |.| -y ,'dtf

LADIES, go to Buck & Archer and get your Button Boots, side Lace and Congress Gaiters, Silk and Satin Slippers. Also, the beautiful Zouave Bal., something new, all made to order. Call at STBAWBER*Y FE5TIVAL.-Tho ladies NO 99, Main street, between 3d and4thJ^^e Christian Church will hold a Fasti-

THE CHEAPEST. Ladies1 cents a pair, at Riddle's.

j1eq I Val in the Christian Obapei situated on Mulberry street between Cth and Tth, on

HEADQUARTERS G. A. R.. |Ta*day eveniag June 2nd' the "proceeds POST NO. 7, DEFT. IND. of which will boused in paying tor the The members of the Post above named completion of the Church. This being are requested to meet at their Hall, this the first of the season a pleasant time is Tuesday evening at 7£ o'clock. Come anticipated for all who will avail themone, come all. There will be an election selves of the opportunity. Strawberries. ice cream and lemonade will be in

C. I abundance and served in a manner to suit the taste of the most fastidious. All who desire to spend a piaasant evening in social Teunion with their

DR. D. B. Neal, the ^Indian Root and Herb Doctor,"has removed his Office t#o the I friends and enjoy the luxury of a dish of third story No. 63 ftlain street. He tells strawberries, and at the same time aid in the symptoms of Diseases without asking Ljjg promotion of a good cause should not tho Patient questions. Treats all diseases

fail to

°ther

corrosive

present.

Poi'f Admission 25 cents. Children under

12 years qld 15 cents.

GREEN PEAS, Cucumbers, Strawberries and Fresh Salmon, in cans, at Jos IStrong's, No. 19C Main street." dtf

their "Conti-

"Diamond" Collars, both of

which are celebrated for their elegant style, thftge and'durabiBty. juneldlw

PRINCE & Co's ORGANS

throws the

AND

MELODE-

ONB. -Besides the unrivaled Cahart & Naedham instruments, I am now receiving an .'additional assortment of the celebrated

SPITE OF WIND AND WEATHER—The

£F &St£"5Uii-*"*. %-.*••«»

North America, convened in this citys Main street, because they are so nice and Tuesday of this week. This is one of the I heftp. Call and leave your measure at tno:-t powerful and effective Temperance ]3ar,njst0r [21,dlw organisations in America. "With mem-1

With a mem

bership of five hundred thousand, it ramiH ties throughout all the principal towns and cities of the Northern States and ter-

OPENING! OPENING.'

UIIUJ1JU

«Vv«iu

Scudder wou

ence for temperance, humanity and God, second to no institution in "the country, turn h.s thanks to bia very many cusRepresentatives are hero from Thirty-one tomers for their very liberal patronage States, Territories and Province^ and

ft-|

i(i respectfully re-

heretofore extended, thus enabling him to

finer body of men and women never as- eguMighment long desired sembled to consider any question. Dor earnestness, enthusiasm and self devotion in this o.ty. As usual,, he wiU.be prepar. for determination to labor on in th& ed toexecute all orders in his line promptcause of Temperance until it is everywhere successful, and not a rum shop be

New Ice Cream Rooms ft

fiirnisljei:^[^^inSnwl^i«, and

THE ceremony of decorating the graves I vor mo with their patronage. of the fallen heroes of the late and pre- Respectfully, vious wars, at the Greenbush Cemetery, W SCUDDER on Saturday evening, was one that will

edit. There were not less than twenty- .. ,e five hundred persons present, including a AX3.00D Linen Jnmsh Collar tor 15 large number of ladies and children. In jcantS^ at Riddle's. dtf. the assemblage we noticed an old soldier of the war of 1812 a participant of thei THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE carried on battle of Tippecanoe- several ot the

and Mexican Wars, and any by Mr Jacob Layher deceased will be numbei of those Who participated in the I ciirnod on by the widow of the late J. late war pf the rebellion. Members ofjj^yhep jn the Market House and at the tho Grand Army of the Republic marched in procession from their hall to the cemetery, preceded by a martial band.— LaFayette Journal.

old stand on 6th street 2 ,doors below the National House. The business will bo conducted by Chas. Layher and Daniel oilier uhfll further not tee-.

PREPARED East India Cocoanut for

GENTS, if you want Patent Leather, French Calf and Msrocco tongue Boots Lpies, puddings, cakes, &c, at Jos. Strong'?,

PICNIC FESTIVAL for the benefit of St.. Mary's New Parochial Cburch. On Thursday, the 5th day of June, the members of St. Mary's Congregation will hold a grand Picnic, Festival for the benefit of their newly erected Church.

The place selected for the Picnic i? but a short distance froga St. Mary's Depot, and commands a fine view of the Sisters' Convent and Institute, and also of the new Church. Good music, a plentiful supply of Refreshments, &c., will be on grounds 3N0 effort wUl be spared by the

MAY.—All the late Committee to render this the most agree-

publications issued this month have just able Picnic of the season. All who wish

Tickets of Admission, 25 cents. -iCOMMITTEE

May27dtd.

GROVER

TIME.—On Monday next

the passenger trains of this Company will run as follows LEAVE TERRE HAUTE. New York Express 4:00 P. M. Accommodation 3:00 p. M. Mail and Express .6:45 A. M. Eastern Express 10:25 A.M.

C. R. PEDDLE, Snpt.

Junel-d3t. .. .• -t»8 eh*.

ARRANGEMENT.

IT 18 AN OLD PBOVKKB. THA^ ,» dime saved is a dime earned, therefore save your dimes by buying your Hats at Westfall's, No. 85 Main street. dtf.

IS NO USE TALBJ^S, the place to buy your Hats is at Westfttll's, Tfo. ^5 Main street. dtw.

BEFORE your feprpBatrr HaU call and examine our new and desirable styles in both straw and ftir( atNfr.' 85 Main street. dtw.

SOMETHING KVIRYBODT^HOTTLB KSO'W, the cheapest place to buy Hats ia at Westfall's, No. 85 Main street. dtw.

ANT

as'the Patent Manal Sub Ba'ss

y0J.

Humftna

Tremolo, the Bass

LADY who wants a latest style

Skirt will do well to call at Weisz's Skirt Factory, opposite the Post-office, dwtf

FOR the best fitting, most durable and cheapest Corset go to Weisz's Skirt Factory dwtf

HOOP SKIRTS in all lengths and sizes at Weisz's Skirt Factory. dwtf

BANNISTER is now receiving his second stock of. Spring Goods, just purchased at low rates in the New .York market. He has a fine assortment of colored Cbtha and-iParwj' C.tssimeres that will be madia up in a style guRrante^d to §iVei htisfac^" tion. Call and see them. 21dlw

YOU WANT to see the finest lot of fancy Cassimeres in the market, call at Bannister's. [21,dlw

BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL !-—Is the ex clamation of every one who has examin ed those new Cloths and Cassimeres, just received at Bannister's. [21,dlw

A PENNTSAVKD IS TWO PENCE EARN ed, therefore buy your Boots and Shoes at tho Bankrupt Store. 16dtf

FOR

ro well

WiJJ

"~,A~ pleased to accommodate all who will Ta-

GOOD AND CHEAP

Shoes, try Reibold, at the Bunkrupt Store.

I I I

No. G4 MAIN STREET, is the place to buy the cheapest Boots and Shoes in the

city-

No. 84 East Main st.

MRS. ERNESTINE LAYHER.

May 30lh 3t.

HOSIERY. Large Stock and very

Gheap,

of Edsall's, No. 99, Riddle's. 2-dlm

at Riddle's. 'w dtf

Gi.ov*sl GloVES!—For Qloves gfr to dtf

HAYWASD & RYAN? at tho Fourth

s'aWAHB ii^

Virginian.

BUY

Hose ten dtf.

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GOODJTEA in half and one pound packages $1.30, at Jos. Strong's, ISO Main St. dtf.'

Office, two doors west of Terre Haute House, north side Main street, Metropolitan Block. Machinos put in order. All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale alsd, dew and improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines always on hand and for sale by. dtf- .. A. CANTWKLL.

I st I»

ONE WEEK MORE—COME

HEALED.—So great a number of patients are consulting Dr. Spinney daily at the Terre Haute House, in this dty, thatrhe finds it impossible to close his practice here' the first of June as previously advertised, without disappointing many who are desirous of availing themselves of his s6rtfc«s.' He has therefore been induced to prolong his visit until Monday morning, Jane 8th, dtf

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"WILL wonders nevers never cease/? is tho uniform exclamation of the millions who constantly use "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative." One bottle will con vince the most sceptical of its miraculous effect upon the human hair.—Norfolk

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 Paris. Flour, Feed &c. Give.him a call dtf E. R. ROBBINS.

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

DUST RINGS, for tho American Watch called the

Patent Diaphragm,

case

dust probf,

FANCY DYKIHQ, SCOURING

Republican^.Coaiity Convention.

Tha Republican Convention to nominate candidates for officers of Vigo County, atld select thirty-tTvo Deiegitos tcr the Cth Congressional District Convcntioo, to be liold at Gosport, Thursday, June 18th. will bo held at one o'clock p.- BT. on Saturday, June 13th, 1868, at ,the New Court House in Terre Haute. Each township, including Harrison, outsidaof said city of Terre Ilaute, and each ward of said city are entitled to five delegates. It is suggested to the Republican voters to meet at the several places of voting in their respective townships, at 2 o'clock p. M., on Saturday, June Cth next, and in their respective Wards at 8 o'clock p. M., on the same day, to appoint delegates, as follows

First Ward, at New Court House. Second Ward, at Reoso's carpenter shop. Third Ward, at Thompson's cooper shop. Fourth Ward, at Northern Liberty Engine House No.

Fifth Ward, Eshman, Tuell &• McKeen's lumber yard. By order of the Executive Committee.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Ice Icc!! Ice The undersigned has purchased L.

Moth Patches, Freckles ana Tan.

The only Reliable- Remedy for thoee brown discolorations on the face is "PERM'S

FBECKLE

BAKE* Sewing Machine

AND BE

LoTros.'- Prepared only by

PERRY,

TEMOVAL.

apr!24dtf

ELECTION.

Announcement Fte $8.d0—payable invar**Wy in advaneei -L '.icz .t-MtfJ "i&i

SRBKirr.

Ws ars authorized •nnouaca FRED. W. STOBKJtR a*p4idate for Sbertff, tubjcct to the decision of tho Republican oomliMtiog CoaTention.

Wa ue authoriud., to aaaounce THOMAS E, MW18 as a ckodtdate for Sheriff of Tigo county. ttAjocttotfeedeofclott «f tho Republican Nominating Convmtim.

Withoriaed. to MBOUBCS Ool.CHABLtt

K. SMITH a candidate for Sheriff, Hbjict to the decUion of the Republican nominating Convention. expoqts to "fight tt out 'on tbii line" till tka laitji in the CTratag.

We are autftorind to announce tbo name of NICHOLAS .FIIiBECA aa candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of C. N. DEMOREST, the present County Surveyor, aa a candidate for Sheriff ef Vigo County, subject to the docision of the Union Republican nominating Convention.

We are authorised to announce VIENBY T. WOOLLEN a* candidate for. the officear.of 8E-" iff,iubJect''tSeth«~|eci»taii of the Republican notar' inating Convention.

Wz are authorized to announce the Male ot JOHN McTA%,L&lM,'of 9ujt«r Greek Township, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Union Republican nominating OoavetatioB.

We am authorized to a anon nee J. D. K. KESTEB, of Prairie Crtek Township, a candidate for Sheriff, subject to Oft decision of the BepublicahDamhiattjag Convention.

W authorised to announce CEPHAS D. CODl^KaiON (prelect Deputy Sheriff) eandidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican NomiuatlngCoaventioni :,7T MM

£tiE aro-authoTizsd to announce the name »f JAMES BUBGAN, of Lost Creet( Township, 89 a candidate for Ileal Estate Appraiser of Vigo ceanty, subject to the decision oi ihe Republican nominating Convention.

are authorized to announce the uame of P. B. RIPPETOK as candidate for Keal Xatate Appraiser of Vigo county, subjeot to the deciniou of the Republican nominating Convention.

Wrirare authbricsd to announce the name of WILLIS SIMMONS as a oaudldate for Seal Estate Appraiser Ot Vtgo eou'nty, subject to the de cisien of the Republican nominating Couventio

COMMISSIONER.

are authorized to announce B. G. T&UEBLOOP, of Prairie Creek Township, aa a candidate for Comity tiommiaaiouer from the Third District, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating tfonreution.

BOOTS and

are authorized to announce

SINGER SEWING MACHINE.—

Persons purchasing get a written war rant for three years. 27-dtd ISAAC KIZER Agent.

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

No. 10 South Fourth ^troet^

FOR

A COOD

HAVANA CIOAR, Fine Cut

Chewingjand Smoking Tobacco, Scotch Maccoboy and Rappee Snuff, go to V. Moudy's, New Tobacco House, east side Public Square. dtf

NOTICE

PHILIP

are authorized to annoudce HENRY FAIRBANKS as a candidate for Treaanrer of Vigo couuty, subject to the deoieionof the Republican Nominating Convention, to be held the 13th of Jane.

Waare authorized to announce the name of MORTON C. RANKIN as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Bepubllean nominating convention.

Wa are authorized to announce the name of GEO. W MMBMT, as a candidate fbr the office of County Treasurer, snbjeet to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

Wsare authorized to announce the name of JACOB BBOW1? as a candidate for theoffioe of County Treasurer, snbjeet to the decision ff the RepubKcafc^tpitjr Convention.

Wi are authorized to announce the iame ol J. F. MORRIS, of Honey Creek Township, as a Candidate for the offlceof County Treasurer, subject to the decision of tl Republican nomina ting Convention.

are authorized to announce tbe name of WM. L. SHUEY as a candidate for tho office of County Treasurer, subject to the docision of the Republican County Convention.

We are authorised to announce the.name of WILLIPJST.RTCK aa a' caq^idate- fdr the ofBoeof County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

COFNTT OLEBK.

are authorized to annonnce

SOuTT, as a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican nQminating Convention.

aro authorized to announce the name of P. B. O'REILLY, (tbe precent Deputy Clerk,) as a candidate for Ooenty Clark, subject, to the decision of the Republican nominating Ooaven tion.

are authorized to annonnce B0FU3 SIMPSON as a candidate for re-sletlon to the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

are authorized to annopnee F. M. MEREDITH as a candidate for Clerk or the Courts of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

making the

Stedman's invention for

tho benefit of the wearef-J-can be applied to any American Watch in five minutes at "trifling expense. Also, American and Swiss Watches of all descriptions.for sale at JOIIN R. I'BEKMAK-X'NO. 6 Wkrren" Block. [21,dtf

AND

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 th«-ceatest style. dtf

are authorized to announce the name of JAMES II. 1URNER as a candidate for tbe office of Connty Clerk, subiect to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

NEW AbVERTI^ENfEfltS

BOABDINGr—A

McGrEE

L. A. BURNET. Chairman.

Attest N Fn.BrrK, Secretary.

Uager's old Ice Depot, (it be-

ieg filled by-Mr. Corey with-the bent Rigor. Ice,) is prepared to fill a]l .orders .on short notice, to any part of the city' will supply Festivals, Parties, Fairs, etc.. at reasonable rates. I haveaho mado arrangements witn Mr. Cory & Rippetoe to .urnieh me with a supply of Otter (Jreek Ice in the latter part of Ihe season, or as soon as I may need it. All of my customers Bhall have Ico during the season. Consumers will find it to their advantrge to commence witli me. as I will furnish them throughout tno season without a change in price Orders left at the Ice Honse^ Rippetoe's, or at tho Post Ofllce Lobby, with Mr. McDonald, will rccelvuprompt attention. ni22d2m FRANCIS HAY.

man and wife

can be accommodated with board sad room, (not furnished,) and threo young men can be accommodated with briard at No. 26 loath Sth Street. Terre Haute, jldtf

J. WINTERMUTE.

"N BANKRUPTCY.

was issued against theJEstate of WILLIAM

EAT,

DK.

49 Bond St., New Jork.^ Soever where. mh27-6meod

Pure Crystal Ice —The undersigned is now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy Riv and Spring Pond Ice fcr the seaeon, at low rates. Two wagons will run dally, and supply all Bnsiness Houses and rrivateFamilies. Orders left at the Post Office, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, well to order froto aSOdCm JACOB BTEINMEHL.

-f .» i*:l s«r%«, 3«rf siii -JiH

RAILROAD AGENCY. have moved my offico to MdKecti ft Mill, where 1 would be plowed

7? A a: w*

HEWITT, WHOLK81LE RETAIL

CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY,

No. 22

SOUTH FOURTH STRIET,

TBK^K HAUTE, IND. We will keep constantly on band ail articles in onr line, and baving secured the services of a first-class Baker and Confectioner, particular attention will be paid to tbe baking department. Especial attention paid to orders for Parties, Fesvivals, Picnics, Ac.

We have also fitted up a pleasaut and Inviting

ICE CREAM SALOON, where that lazury may be had during the spawn. A cordial Invitation is extended t» all. I«|

TEAMT DTE HOUSE.

II. CLARIDGE

Has retnrmd to this sitj. and fltted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at tbe old Stand, No. 8 North Fourth Streot, where be will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new ones as may fhror blm with their patronage

Zfidtf

MOTH

AND

ARREN'S IMPROVED ROOFING. We are prepared to pat oa this Roof, and warrant it for five years. This is the best and cheapest Roof in nse, and Is Are-proof. Call on

'r W

pROGRAttlTB.1

*y if

TURNER "CONCERT, AT DOWLING HALL,

Wednesday Kveaiig June 3d,

Preliminary to tbe D«di»ktloa of the

NEW TURNER HALL

rr 1

The public is invited to attend.

RAN

DOLPH, of Linton Township, as a candidate for County Ooinmissionir fr«m the Third Distrlc*, subject to (he decision of the Republican neminatiug Contention. laavrua

are authorized to announce the name of DAVIES JOHNSON as a candidate for ttie office of Connty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

are authorized to announce the nameo SAMUEL O. SCOTT as a candidate for the office of Couuty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Will be Rendered in

son

COUNTY TBF.ASUaEB.

HARVEY

•,t mi

June 4TH, 1868. Aeeieted by

The Indianapolis and Evansville Turner Association*, Terre Haute Maenntr Chorf*?*

Turner Association, irT j|i Prof. Cuqua's Band.

PART 1. ""inr

Overture—Turner March—Expressly Composed fer this occasion by J. Heeger—Prjf. On fua's Ban4. Turner Greeting—Singing Association Indi%napolic Turner Association. Tableaux—Terre Haate Turner Aseodation Living Pyramid—Indianapolis Prayer ot tbe Zarth—Chorus (with Orcbeetra)

T. H. Micnner Chorand Cuqua's Band.' $.,Qerculei' (JonqMt of the Amazone—Indianapolis Turner Associai Ion.

PART |i.

Overture—Zanlpa—Prof. Oaqua's *"ar Aaray—Sio^eis—Indianapolis TurnEr A»socittion. 3. Acrobatic Exercises—IndiAnapoiis Turner Association. 4. To the Goddess of Happiness—Torre Hauto

Manner Chor.

»a

5. Hector and Achilles—Tableau—Indianapolis Turner Association. 6 Promaris Pleading for the Borijrof Heetor-^ln ilianapoHs Turner Association.

Bradicia—Plastic Tableau—IndUnapolis Turner A,sociatlou. Doors opaen at7 o'clock. Commencement at 8

ADMISSION.-

60 CENTS

fees

FLORAL CONCERT.

.cr,v«

BENEFIT"OP THE

BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS,

Boat's Popular Cantata of the ,.4

FLOWER QUEEN I

DOWLINO HAM.,

-"*'11

Thursday Evening, Jane 4,1868,

By a Class of

Eighty Young Laiies MissesAttired in Appropriate Costume, and Each Representing a Flower. :x H. KEYS, DIBECTOK. -=0iJseis

ARGUMENT.

The Flowers moet in some seoluded deil in the forest to choose a Queen. A person, discontented with the World, seeks, it tbe same place, retirement from its cares and disappointments. The Flowers tell of love and dnty and the Beclnes —learning that to fill well the station allotted by Providence, is to be happy—resolves to retnru again to usefulness and contentment among his fellow creaturos. elll OJ ?ti!

PERSONIFICATION.

•ECLUSE...

Jose Sunflower.... Geranium.... Pahlin... Crocus Dandelion

Prof C. R. HODGE ....Bailie E. Stime^s „..9sllis Austin

Annie Baker Eiftma Button

Tudie Baaucbamp ..Mollis Mahan

Japonica Mattie Gilbert Piak,— ,...^f)«iga Kqssner Syringia Amelia Noble Lily Tllllfr Ball Violet Luetta Badges Touoh-mo-not .Mattie Mark Heliotrope Lily Stoner Mignionette Cora Stoner Daisy Pauline Williams Hollyhock Kate Muzzy Scmi-Ohorus of Heather Bells Chorus and

Sem'-Chorus of alt the Flowers.

Cards of Adalsstom 50 Csnls Children...... 25 To be had at Bartlett's Book Store, aud at tbe

Door. Doors open at 7 o'clock.. Concert to commence_at 8 o'clock.

2dtd r!A Vtifft.

QDD FELLOWS' FESTIYAL.

The Ladies connected with the Order will give

A Grand Entertainment

AT DOWLINO HALL,

Friday Evening Jane 5th, 1868,

In the way of Strawberries Smothered in Cream,

Ice Cream, Cakes, Soda Vaier, Ac-, Interspersed with good Music.

Come and bring your family, for a good time generally is expected.

TICKETS..^. 50 CENTS To bo had at all the places where Tickets ate usually sold, and at the Door. 2dtd COMMITTEE.

This is to give notice that on the 27th day of |/^.-R-A-ND ENTERTAINMENT May, A. D. 1868, a ^Warrant in Bankruptcy \J( At Dowliog Hall,

H. THIELL,

of Terre Haute, in the county of Vigo and State of Indiana, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on bis own petition that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the Transfer of any property by him is forbidden by Law that a meeting of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holdeu at Nes. 72 and 74 Main street, Terre-Haute, .Indiana, before Isaao N. Pierce, Register, on the 30th day of June, A. D. 186?, at 9 o'clock, A. M.

BENJ. J. SPOOfTEB.

jel d2t. D. S. Marshal, Diet, of Indiana.

ROACH, ANT, FLY, FLEA AND BED-BUG

EXTERMINATOR.

3?. zR/yisr AHD,

323 Olive Street, Saint Lonia, Mo. Orders by mail will be promptly attended to and goods sent toany part of the country. my2Cd3m

Wednesday, Jane 3d, 1868, By the Members of the Indiinapolis TURNER ASSOCIATION

1 Wn

1 I .AH.l.t In

The Programme will consist in

j^OTTCE.

1ST. Louis,

OLIFT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of Sth 'and Mulberry Streets. JaSdtf

PAS AND STEAM FITTING

\T Main Street, between 6th and Tth, FREDEBIK OEIOEB. Having employed the servioes of J. S. Ferguson, a well known praetical workman, be is now prepared to execute alt ardors in the above business. with promptness and dispatch. «3u|v +.• -4.

A ^m*AN, A.

t0,®^ mJ" oI"

friends ftndctJfttirtws. ..' v. Throngh receipts givea on ahipmenti Of produce to mil Kaatorn Cities. All Bail, and SaiLand Water rates as low, and time qni«fc as a«iy competing lines. Grain in bulk shxpptd to JJ#w England towns witho^tcha^e ofcars^

ur'aui a

MKCHAN1CLAN,

Ml Mala Utrwt, tetawoi Mi it* Ma^ Terra Hante, Ind.

MODUS

AHD DaAWiaaa

ALTON

KXEOVTW,M

NIATLT

Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery paired to give satisfaction.

Brmcb-Loading

Shot-Guns after the sslsllinlsy

French Pattern, made from sw or. old material, may Mly

r« ««ase.i tKsmswrw isesr Jo- A7 riii'. ivetiRl !sa ii*9•if( '.-v* tnKSi

nil

Living and Plastle Tableaux,

Interspersed with Vocal and Instrumental MtrSic. Further particulars will be given in tbe Programme. SOJtd

MILLINERY.

5SE.H

"IVYF" BS. WTETH would respeet1VJ. fully inform tbe citizens of Terre Hauteand vicinity, that she has taken the rooms formerly occupicd by Mrs. Hardv, and isprepared to do MILLINERY in its various brancne. BLEACHING AND PRE88INS DORR TO ORDKR. upon the shortest notice. Goods kept constantly on hand, with prices to suit purchasers.

HO. 5S Sonth Fourth St., two squares south of tho Market House. aldw3m

The aanual meeting of the Bondholders and Stockholders of the Company will be held at their Ofllce, in tbe City of St. Louis, on Moiiday, the first day of June, next, at S o'clock in tbe afternoon of that day, for the electlob ol thirteen Dlreotors for theeusning year, and for the transaction of any other business which may be brought before them.

The Transfer Books of the Company Will be closed on Friday, tbe flrSt day of May next, and will be opened on Tuesday, the second da} of June.

Dated at St. Louis, April 22, 1868. By Ordor, R. C. BRYANT, a30dtf c-J Secretary

WM. B. MANNING^ ff HOC0E, Stan Ain OBIfAMBNTAL A I W E B,

One door East of the Star Grocery, TKKRK HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Callings and Walls rallied aad CaMmlM* hi Atsn Mm, Pianos and Natu jal Wood Polished ia the highest style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanned Tin, in all Styles,

Ii will be to tbe interest of those who wish to have serviceable work done, to call on ma.' Information in buying dad mixiag celors, will ha fur* nlsbed to persons run or cnAaoa. bocSdtf

HATS AND CAPS.

SW YOBK BAT STOBB

Joseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OP Mens' HaU of all kind*,

%%A*THE

145 Main Street. Torre Haute, lad. •ovSTdtf

BAKING POWDER.

O O S id te'livtillltl t'viant* B-A.1CI3ST Gh POWDER.

The best tn AMW1WOA. For sale every wises. ntirt .trijlc •%mus IS}*] '10 fadJl q!J$ m'jgsu WM

fir?

WANTED... A was*

ANTBD —piaU'ict and Local Agents for the American Tontine anc| Savings Insurance Company of Hew York. Ad*-' drew. -W. H..THURSTON, Cleu'i

IfJuite\d5t Terre Uaute Houiw.,

FOR KENT.

?6R RICKT.^A.Residenco^. witU six rooms, cellar ard cistern,' on Fourth St.,' on*

siuarn:north

a i-'*

A^BBI,

*s»o. jerj

./OIT

of Main Street. The front part

would t« suitable! for an uAce or alight business. Terms reasonable,-and possession givcu immediately. Euqbire of 29dlw W. U. WORTHIN8T0N.

FOR SALE.

-I?OR I hi

txt»

SALE OR EXCHANGE-

GROtJND, situated on Sonth Sixth Street, which I ftnr for sale, or will exchange the same, fn twhoje, or in part payment, for good improved ipropcrtjr, desirably locatod in thi. city. d!Idl.w-w.lt F. GULTCK.

caJe onlv two weeks. *fy29, M68,d2vw

hfTnce.—

I want to sell nice Beeidence on Ragle street, beta eon ?ixand 8eienth Streets it ha^ •toe rspou, w*ll, cistern, Ac., sn-1 is in an exce:lent neighborhooJ. lh house will bo h* Id for

Wm.

MACK.

T^OK fin$ MahogaJ- ny Marble-t-JP Sideboa-dj H'.IO LM GR lot of new niid second bind Fnfnitarc, Spring Hrr, MosSand Husk Nattramua, of tho best quality. Sofii, Spiiug, Hal-, Mess #nd Toi Hair C'lotb, Damask Gimp WiiMow Shades, Venetian Blines, .all of which will be sold at the lowest cash price.

Carpets mtdo auU put down, Shades and (,'ortainBhnng all binds of ITpnolstrrlng a'd Repairing dfonc nil of which will be done In thi cheapest and best style, at No. 1 North Second 3tr+t. R. KOR3TER A SON. mfe(ld2w

aw n«

OR SALE—SEWING MACHINE, I

chine, 1 wish to dispose of a Wheeler Wilson Machine that I hayo been using. It is In good order, aud one of tho best. Will bo sold for 926, cash SARAH R. K1ZEB, »dtf £^0«yj-j-gpru^iCU A Walnut streets.,^

OR SALE.

V—rUTR »HT '-'J PC1T&3 mxics ac •jKfrtiP STrv THATV l-STS? vl#*!rP—»TflfTSf It! -!«.?r IU nar i»tm .filaemmt 8"!

Expecting to go to th« 1 htftan Territory, I offer for sale., the stcck ot I oils! TrimminffSf

Bnttovx,

Notions dnd ywo^\-

•r, -, ryj? 9-r-S'f Fancy Goods. With the Lease aud Fixtures of tbe.

A-

f,afm -r

THE RED BAZAAB^i««i

„„,149 Main Street.

A RARE CHANCE."

Jb fal'iori

faQ8dH»

*ni% ,* ALSO tiJIfi't

HOUSE and LOT,

On North Sixth Street, seven roomB, Cellar, Pantry, Obfna closet, Ac. all In food repair. .qui(5 .Jiti .niaui .riasttsfc

STUAH DTSFHHT

TWO»LOT8,

On South 3d street, opposite D. Harttock's residence. aaaia rv,-'. aoa'i a^v.hrrv.x noHutU*a' --•-"-j jioic taa Ssabiu ti sol od at LaU fala'.tifi unha*vf

tn) ids ll« ef oe*

wc a

£1

ci'i stealsD

I'T

er's Bank

A Tcaaa HACTI R. R.

its

THE ABOVE

WILL BE SOLD LOW

Grain, Floor and Salt

of Kentucky.

Wi.

AND ON

FAVORABLE TBRMS^J

M. A. 'WALTER.

STORAGE, COMMISSION & 6RA1K*

OWEN TULLEB

E. R. BRYANT &

CQ,,

^2Bs(Sncoeasors to J. lit. IOWWB,)w«»

Forwarding A ComnUstoa Merchants

DEALERS IN

Hlgbest Biarketkprice paid for all kinds of Grain. Agents for STAR UNION

Lrsx.

Ware House on Main Strset, Near the T. H. A I. R. tt. Depot f2Mwtf tc" ... ... ii JOBjB mulls. AMNIO HAtflY,

TOHN HANEY A CO., ff flTORAGIT, COMiaiHIoN ANI

Copper-OlstlUed hl»hy,

•J* IO

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at the Oaual Basis. anMwtf TKKUK HAtlTK. INI

JAHW B. r.TNB. LYNE &

•PHOMAS E. LAWt$ I*

LAWES,'

General €omiulsson Merchants, ANP ['FALEtS IN Agricultural laplencnts, and Pare Mcntutky

Hsis Street. Sear Contr Serentk, Tom Hmt*. ind, Merchandise and Produce of nil kinds bought and i' sold Cn Commission. Consignment* Solicited. Aajents 'for some of the Rest Dtstl Merles lit

KKNTbOftl!

RKFBBSNOES

LODISVILLC,

Kv—Hon. Thos. £. Brawletts. iat«

Governor of Kentucky, Col. Alfred Allen, lavs treasurer Kenlucky, Hon. BenJ. H. Brlatow, IT. S 8. Att'y, District Ky. -t-

FBANKFOBT, KY.—J.

B. Toniple, Oasbier Fann

Taylor, Cashier Braneh Bank

TCBBS HJLDTE, INC.—Hon.

0OAfc COAL 11

J(j

.nsfy

iloys' Hats of all kinda^tr Missus' Hata of all liitid«T In&nts' Hats of all kinds. And at all prices. 1^, Hats made to order on short sotM OoaM

SPUING 9TILE8,

Albert LiCbgp, fox.,

meT-Auditor of State Hon. G. F. Cookerly, MayJ or Col. Thoa. Dowliup, James H. Turner, Ksq.HcKeen A Demiug John Scott & Son, S. V/olf tsq. 28d6m

UAltBKUT^ K. MABSJl

UEAL KSTATffi AGKNCY. FARMS,"WILD LANDS, And City Property of ertry descr ipilnn, for Bala.

An experience of fifteen "years enable us to insure satisfaction in every rtepai Intent of business relating to a general Real Estate Agency.

HARBERT ft MARSH,

54. WALNUT 8TRKKT,

n27dwly

DPS

Moinp.,lovra"1"'

JOHN ARMSTRONG

Gansuiitb and Stencil

Flonr, Whisky aud Sack brands, also Plates foi arking Clothing, cut to order. Quns mad* aud repaired in the best of style?. All work wai rauted to give satisfaction. [Shop 2d door Kaa| of tbe Now tunrt House, hlo street, at tlitj Viiro county

TTRV

Soalws. fn ii If?

I COAL.

Tile Best is the C'beapestl X. F. MKRBIL is now preparod to. fcrnish-the best Brazil and Hiffhland.Ooal, als» the Lehigh %nd Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders Irft at McKeen's Store, 107 Main St., or Tltrtsock A BaDnister's, wIO reeelveproiRpt attontion. iaSdtf

D( E

I A

Is now sapplylng the best jnality of Itivnr C«»*l at the tanrt»t rates. Ordtys Isft at Cliafulwrs' fctor«, soufhwest jiornsr. ot tfie JTTUJIIC

Orooecy fetors aoirfhwejt parntt of Baaar«t will r^oeivM

I O N A 1 FLOUK STORE.

A N

FRAIK HKIWIO dfc BRO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Itepdsf

E E A 7

do30dly s&atp-ryt'j $tieh

V-.ITBRJJ: ih 7T1.

nam iv 1

tfWlfeiittlTlterMii'l