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DAILY EXPRESS.

BRKiEi-HAUTK, IN1.

Saturday Morning, Joly25tb, 1868

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE-

TXRBB HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS. LI AY*. -UK) p. Express ...

^i:S:::::r:r:Kxprei:::: «^r «. RT TjOTJIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.

Accommodation

4:03 P.

LEAVE. 4:45 r. M..

Republican

if ft oil have anything to *M, If you have lost anything. If you have found anything« if vou hxvr, a house to rent, Xj you want to rent a houne. If tjou want boarding, It you want anything* Tell

Five Thousanjl

ADVERTISING

certainly been determined to remove the Post office to Sixth street, the Department having accepted Mr. Beach's proposition-

ARTESIAN BATHS.—The

EDSALL

THE NAME

MK. CLAPSADPLB, yonng man who was

WHO

TO-MORROW

SKYEKAL BONES

6:35 A. M.

JLRBIVE.

LLIW. 2 0 0 A. M. 5.45 A. it- Express...... 11:00 a. Mail AN* Express

V. K^::: KVANBV1LLE AND CRAWFORB8VILLE. IBUI'l* 6:40 A. A

P-

KOCKVXLLK EXTENSION

IBBIVE.

10:3d A. *.

County Ticket.

ror. STATF. er.SATSn, llAliVEY D. SCOTT, ror.

BEPEEBESTATIVr.S.

ISAAC N. PIERCE EM9LEY IIAMILTON. FOB CLEEK. JAM KB H- IUBNEE-

FO* TBEASTRBEN

MOBTON O. BAliKIN. FOR FLHEWRP, NICHOLAS FILBECK. FOE sr.iL ESTATE APrniiRra.

A11E3 BUBGAL». FOB COMHIBBIOWER,

BEN0NI O. TBOKBLOOD. F0H SCEVET0B, ALEXANDER C00PKK.

FOB COROWEB,

DAVID CHBI8TY.J

F"tt

ARa,,!0

RlH4wKm.Tr,WNM"1''

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

Save Time unci Money.

People at once,

the

Dally Express,

Wc hare been carrying cm the Louisville Journal fhirty-seven years, and during all this time we haw known no man of business in the city to fail who advertised HbtrzUv. And we have known no one to succrcd in any considerable if even in a respectable degree wlm didn't advertv A'.HF." •—PRENTICE.

'(^AYS^ADVERTISEMEN TS

Beduction—EJJ&SI T" Co. Coal—V. Bntfi l. v'o. For HI-nt—lloose.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

special session to-day.

THE "DRUMMER BOY''

THE USUAL

meet in

has had an im

mense run at Lafayette this week.

IT G. II." wants to see his communication in print ho will send his name to this office.

religious exercises will be

held in the Court House square to-morrow evening, if the weather is favorable.

A MEETING will be held at tho Court House, Monday evening, to organize the Fighting Boys iu Biue. A call will appear Monday evening.

G. A. R.—The Journal says these in. itials stand for "Grant And Rum. Mistaken again. They are understood to mean "Gobblo All Robels."

POST OFFICE.—We

are informed it has

increasing

popularity of this institution will soon make it necessary to erect a larger build, ing, in order to furnish sufficient accommodations.

& Co announce this morn

ing a sweeping reduction on their Summer Goods in order to close out the stock. Givo their new advertisement careful consideration.

of the woman killed by the

train near Brazil Tuesday night, was Myers. She had been leading a very disreputable lifo and had been abandoned by tier husband, who resides at Brazil.

RETURN THE LAMPS.—Tho Journal calls on tho children in whoso hands lamps were placed Wednesday evening, to roturn the same to the White Boy's Adjutant Genoral.

SAMUEL MERRY

is the authorized agent

in this city, for tho Brazil splint or block coal.

Now is the time to lay in your winter's snpply of fuel.

the unfortunato run over by the

freight car at EaglesOeld, Wednesday morning, died at threo o'clock the next day, after the most terrible suffering.

BENZINISTS.—In

yestorday's Journal

E. Holdon, A. A. G. of the W. R. in B. "cards" Robt. S. Cox and John S Beach. Eiqs, for furnishing the children a barrel of benzizo to be used in the Wednesday evening "acquiesce" demonstration

would have thought it a half mile

from Taird to Fourth street. This was just tho length of the torchlight procossion Wodnesday night, and a correspondent of the Indianapolis Sentinel says It was half a mile long

of hum en^ skeletons

have been disinterred in oxc 'fevating the cellar for the new Post Office iliiildicg, on Sixth stroot, that spot having on used as the first cemetery of this city. -At that early date it was away out in the country among too bszle-brusb.

I A CITIZEN of Parke, who came do*r to ratify, got too much of "pure espea-

of Democracy" ad yesterday paid. nn involuntary visit to the Mayor, whr assessod the usual penalty for drunker .DOSS. Ho paid, and last evening was ag»'

ber of our prominent citizens, including many professional and amateur musicians, have tondered a complimentary benefit to Mr. George Kunkle, late of L» Rue's minstrels. The ontertainment will be at Dowling Hall, on Tuesday night, and will consist of a rich and varied pro gramme. "'The beneficiary is, we are reliably informed, a very worthy gentleman, nnd we trust ho will receive a substantial testimonial.

THE "TANNERS."—

DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETING. There will be a mooting of tho Republican Executive Committee, of the Sixth Coogrei»s!nnal Dint:ict. at the office of the Terrc-Hauto Daily Express, on Thursday, July 30tb, at o'clock, A. M. Thono who feel an interest in the succesi of tlic Republican cause in the pending campaign and havii suggestioni to offer for the pro motion of (hat id.j.-cl, are invile.'l to attend said meeting.

Tho following gentlmiieii ooiinfilulo the Committee: Harry Woodsmall, of Owen, Chairman, Thos. .1. Gray, of Clay, Secro-

In pursuance to this request, the District Assessor, Mr. Farrington, suggested that the number of Assistant

their votes.

promises to be a "drowsy"

day. and for tho benefit of our churchgoing readers we give the following, which a writer in the Congregationalist proposes as a remedy for sleeping in church. He says: '-Take a piece of horseradish root of good size, and of a finger's length, to the sanctuary, and the moment the sermon begins, put a piece in your mouth about tho siso of a common corn, bite and moisten it faithfully with the saliva, and the eyes will not only be easily kept open, bui a tearful attention may also be promoted, to the exclusion of drowsiness till tho sermon ends.

McMahan for conductor, the distance of

The old wide nwaken

of Chicago are forming clubs under tfiD name of tanners/' intending to deGrant's tanning this season as they did Lincoln's rall-.spiittlng in 1S60. Their nniform will consist of glazed cap, with red, white and blue bands, ginzed cape, leather apron, and torch with flag bearing the namesof Grant mid Colfax. Thfl9f can bo procured of Klokk'.' & Hand, 4-hi-nago, for two dollars each. What do tho

Grant men of this city say t" tho organization of a company of tann«rs in each

ward'?

tary, Eggleston, ofYermillion, Jno. T. Campbell, of Parko, Isaac M. Brown, of Sullivan, Jno. D. Alexander of Greene, Robort C. Foster, of Monroe, and Honry Davis, ofLiwrenco.

TRAVKLLINO EXHIBITIONS.

Districts bo reduced from eight t" five, arranged as follows: Division No. 1—Yigo county. N 2 Vermillion end Parko. No. :-i—Putnam. No. 4-Clay and Owen. No —Grnnne and Sullivan

This arrangement has been approved ly the Commissioner of tho Internal Revenue.

THE

Old Conrt'Houso building should

be opened early this morning and well ventilatod.— JournaI of yesterday. A timely suggestion after tho assemblage of the "unwashed" the evening previous. Another ventilation this morning would havo a sanitary infinenee on future gatherings.—Express.

The working poople, of which ilas- the Democracy is principally composod, seem to be very offensive to the *,delicate nostrils of the organ of tho bondocracy, and that paper improves ovory opportunity to aneerat, nr. sviemblagoof laboring men. Journal "Working poople! An oxMmMiation ofthfl r^pistor of one of our hotol.*, fhows the names of Gfty oighl delegate enrolled, of which number fifty-five tire well known office holder* an prolensional politieianc. Those, are the nvn who roll in opuloneo ard ease, while tboy call on the laboring classes to suppjrt them by

THE RAILROAD EXCURSIONISTS.—We mentioned yesterday the passage through this city of an excursion train, making unusual fast time, and the expectation of the party to make the run from St. Louis to Columbus, 450 miles, inside of twelve hours. We learn the feat was accomplished in ten hours and forty-five minutes. In going west the run from Pittsburg to Chigago, four hundred and fiftyone miles, was made in twelve hours, which fact developed a rivalry among our own roads here, over which they returned, to beat that time from St Louis to Columbus. From yesterday's Indianapolis <Journal> we have the result of the trip:

The party started from St. Louis yesterday morning, and arrived in Terre Haute, a distance of one hundred and thirty-nine miles, in five hours and one minute. At Terre Haute engine No. 12, "Orion," was placed in front of the two Pennsylvania cars, in which the entire trip has been made, and with William Sherburne for engineer, and John

seventy-three miles was made in one hour

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-

soak" in the calaboose- The .ssenco" doesn't agree with him.

-A num

Fore-

p&ugh'd Menagerio and Circus, which exhibits in this city Monday, come3 down by way of Lafayette and Ruckville. From this point it goes eastward. Ilia is said to be ODe of the largest and most complote collections of rare, curious and fine anira&ls and birds over witnessed in the western country. A first-class circus is also exhibited in connection with the menagerie, all for one price of admission^ g.Yankee Robinson exhibited at J:mesville, Wisconsin, on the 1-6tb, and is mak ing tfiis way.

Wm. £mWs Champion.Circus exhibited at Peoria, Ills., yesterday and will be here

soon. French & Co's Circus will bo at St. Joseph, Mo., on Monday, the 27th. They lost one of their best trick horses, by death, at Chillicotho. a few days ago, One of the camels also died at the same place.

REVENUE MATTERS.—In

and thirty-one minutes actual running time. President McKeen and Superintendent Peddle came over as far as Bridgeport, where they got on the noon train west and returned to Terre Haute.

We are much gratified at the success of both the Terre Haute and Central roads in this feat of railroading, which will serve to show to these Eastern gentlemen and capitalists that the West is not a whit behind thorn in anything. When they come again we can promise them breakfast in St. Louis and supper in New York. The quick time and the pleasant trip is a gratifying evidence of the condition of the two roads, as well as the ability of the management. =====

STATE ITEMS.

UBN1KICKS will arrive A Jodi next Tuesday.

llliR]

THERE

THE KOKOMO Tribune,

have taken some pains to sum up

tho Democratic majorities "pledged" by

the loaders of that modest party in all the Congressionnl District?, have added the ?utn total to the Democratic vote of 1866| and find the amount equal to the entire voting population the State at the present time with a surplus of nineteen.

SHERIFF COLOROVJC,

PA.VY LIAIUN of Sponc.or still persists in calling tho Democratic party "she.'' At. a mooting in Evannville the other night ho said, "I toll you that it was thought tho old Democratic party herself wa* dead. I have seen her grave dug. and the remains put dowp, but she has at last arose, and now, thero is no reason given under Heaven, or among mon, whereby we can ba saved but in and through bor.''

oxchange says that last Saturday General Bennett was sitting in the court house yard, at Liberty, surrounded on all sides by Domocrats. While sitting thus, J. B. Ryan came up to the group, and, after speaking to the General and passiBg tho usual salutations, wanted to know if tho General did not feel afraid in such a crowd as that? Tho General replied that he had spent four or live years fighting just such a set of fellows, and did not feel in the least alarmed.

THE

Michigan City paper says: From

the opening of navigation to June 10, inclusive, the arrivals at this port were forty-six schooners, three propellers, two tugs, nine sloops, and seven scows, with an aggregate tonnage of 5,5 tons, and cargoes consisting of 1,215 tons of iron ore, 290 barrels of plaster: 3,11C,9S7 feet of lumber, 2,903,000 shingles, and sundry other articles. It is gratifying to note that our shipping is increasing rapidly, and that our prospects are brightening.'

JOE RISTINU

Superintendent Henrie, of the Depot E. informs us that if be 'J? ..8|. fining Hall, hud a smoking hot dinner lucky nominee (which_wa bopo J® ready for them on their arrival, of which of the Convention, that he peter all partook, Mr. Scott declaring it the, give the Hon. Joe Birtme of tbe Feter best meal he had had on the whole route. Punk cause a chalenge for a jOl»t

The dinner was just such a one as Henrie 1 vass in the three counties P^ gets up every day, and Mr. Scott's com- district, viz Montgomery, Fountain plimeut was of a piece with thousands of Vermillion. Hoosier Stale.

others of our well kept Depot Dining Hall. Dinner over, engine No. 42 of the Central Road buckled on to the cars, with Amos Kellogg as engineer and Mr. Harry Dodd as conductor. Mr. President Smith and Superintendent Lunt joined the party, and the train moved out of the depot at twelve minutes past two o'clock, with the excitement as to time at about fever heat, leaving behind a crowd of a hundred or two railroad men, each with a watch in their hands, determined to stay there until their arrival at Columbus was announced. Mr. Scott had expressed himself completely surprised with the track and the time of the Terre Haute Road, and while the Central really did not expect to outdo it, the officers hoped to be able to sustain the reputation of their line. How handsomely they have done, it can be told when the fact is known that the running time over one hundred and eighty-eight miles was four hours, twelve minutes, and thirty seconds; the whole trip, including stoppages, occupying four hours and twentyseven minutes. The dispatch announcing the arrival at Columbus says everybody is enthusiastic over the result. The run from St. Louis to Columbus, four hundred and fifty-one miles, was made in ten hours and forty-five minutes, an average of forty miles an hour for the entire distance.

THE

tho

will b^ a grand Republican

rally at Buonvillo next Tuesday.

EVANSVILLE •REI'UCI.K'ANS

another Grunt and Colfax pole to-daj

MA.TOR

W- W.

CARTER

versity.

PROF.

J. S.

consequence

of the recent Act of Congress, exempting from taxation a large part of tho manufacturers heietofore subject to assessments, by which the iQternal Revenue will be greatly reduced, the Commissioner requested that a plan should be submitted for lessening tho number of Assistant Assessors in this District, and that the expenses attending tho assessments may be divided as far as tho interests of the government will permit.

will add res? a

niasii meeting of Republicans at Bowling

Green to-night.

REV. GILBERT HAVEN,

ot Zion's Her

ald, has declined tho degree of D. D., lately bestowed by Indians As bury Uni

HOCOITMAN,

MRS.

HOIIN

of Franklin,

has been elected to the Chair of Agricultural Chemistry in the Kansas Agricultural College.

contemplates bringing a

suit for $20,000 damages against the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, for the death of her late husband, who was a conductor on that road, and was killed wbilo making a running switch some ten months ago.

SENATOR IXOKTOM* started for lioma from Washington City Thursday night. He will arrive at Centraville on Saturday, and bo in Indianapolis on Monday or Tuesday, at which time he will be tendered a public reception.

THE INDIANAPOLIS Journal

of Covington wto nomi-

sated bn last Thursday, the Domocrat- the city for sevt ic martyr of t,his 13th .mdicial District.

Hon. B. E. Rhoads of this place, is a candidate before the .Republican Convention for the same office, whicn will P& held on the 30th of this month. And B.

The proceedings, we learn from some of the most respectable Democrats present, were disorderly to an extent that humiliated and disgusted them. Considerable drunkenness was displayed, and one or two personal difficulties were °®ly prevented bv the interference of third parties. Some of tho delegates made public exhibitions of themselves upon the streets of our city not at nil creditable) and such as, under other circumstances, would have insured them quiet quarters in tho city lock-up. But the police kindly considered the occasion of the offense and

politics of the offenders, anil let them go freo.

A HORRIBLE double murder was committed at Mound City, Illinoii, on the 20th inst., by a man named Adamson, a citizen of New Albany, and formerly a soldier in the Sixty-Bixth Indiana regiment.

The victims of this awful tragedy were David Soutbwicfc and Asa Hodge, both residents of New Albany, and well known here, the former as a striker in one of the foundries, tho latter as a paifiter.

We have no particulars as to the incentives of Adamson to commit this terrible crime. He stabbed Southwick sev oral times while tho latter was asleep on a boat, and then knocked Hodges in the head with an axe, and threw him overboard.

All the parties, together with Southwick's wfie, were living or working on the flatboat. After the commission of the crime, Adamson made his escape in a skiff, threatening to kill Mrs. Southwick if she gave the alarm. No trace of the murderer has yet. boen gained.—New Albany Cammercial.

THE YELLOW TICKET!

SOME RELIEF

will raiso

ersatW.

speaking of the

return of the Hon. Thomas N. Stillwell says •'He is earnestly at work for Grant and Colfax. Seymour and Blair are not mixed in his. We learn be is offering to bet the First National Bank that the latter ticket will not get the support of more than threo States."

d4t.

of this county, and

Silo Hotchkiss, his deputy, yesterday levied upon five locomotives and one bnggapo and two passenger cars, belonging tV the L-misvillo, Mow Albany & Chicago Railroad Company. The levy wan made on a judgment recor.tly render. er1 by tho White County Common Pleas Court, in a case in which Kent, Crawford & Kent wero plaintiff*, and the railroad company defendants. Tho amount of judgment is somo forty odd thousand In] ],\T-.a.— La Fr ye tie Journal, 2-1 th.

in this hot weather is af

forded by a convenient dross. The skirts of P. Weisz, opposite Post Office are pronounced unexceptionable in regard to ease and comfort. dwtf.

AT SAXTON & WALMBLEY'S

THE YELLOW

EMPRESS EUGENIE,

of the 24th

has tho following rather apochryphal

item: The death of a little girl from hydrophobia is reported. She was buried yesterday. It is said death ensued in one day after the mad dog bit her.

Grent

Clearance Sale of Dr£ Goods which opens this morning will be found a choice line of Dress Goods suitable for summer and fall wear. They are to be sacrificed ir?7Aout mercy. dl

TICKET

to whom the female

world is indebted for the introduction of crinoline, i3 said to have added an elegant improvement. Wonder whether our UH ceasingB.

WEISZ,

No. 12, South 4th street,

has not by the Atlantic Cable received already, the pattern of it. dw-tf

THE YELLOW TICKET

on every piece of

goods tells the price in

PLAIN FIG

URES. Judge for yourselves whether or not we are selling dry goods at our great slearanco sale cheaper than they have been sold in Terra EZauto einoe '61. dlt

SOME OF THE PRICES

with which we

open this morning: Hill's Semper Idem, 4-4, 20 cents. Wamsutta Bleach, 4-4, 26J cents.

Paper Muslins, best, 15 cents, dlt

SAXTON & WALMSLEY,

GAUSE UNDERWEAR

and Linen Draw

Ryce & Co'e. Just the artl

cle for this hot weather. dlt

RALLY OF THE WORKING MEN OF VIGO COUNTY.—There

will be a meeting of the

working men of Terre Haute, without dir tinction of party, at the Old Court House, on Saturday evening next, (July 25th at early gas light, for the purpose taking into consideration the interest of the working men of this city and county, and to consider the propriety of forming a working man's party. Every man who labors for a living, has a vital interest in this matter, and is earnestly requested to attend. Vino

ALEXANDER Kid Gloves, $1,50." Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1,75.

Tho best goods in the market at tho price. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Co's, 73 Main stroet. dtf

SEWING MACHINES

STITCHING Riddle's.

to sell or rent at

Riddles. 27-dtf

done neatly to order at 27-dtf.

SOMETHING EVERY BODY SHOULD KNOW, tho cheapest placo to buy Hats it at West fall'.0, No. 85 Main street. dtw.

CREAM BTSCUTT,

Lemon Crackers and

Dayton Crackers, at C.

I. RIPLEY'S.

THREE MORE ORDERS

FANS

just be

ing received at Riddle's. They go because they are cheap. 27-dtf.

BUILDERS—Mantles

and Grates, all

styles and prices. Fiie-brick just re ceived. Call aDd see at

BALL'S.

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey's.

GRAHAM CRACKERS,

d2w.

day, at lOdtf

every

real gam flavor,

I. RirLEY's.

IF YOU WANT

to buy a Switch.

If you want to get Curls. If you want a Waterfall. If you want to rent a Switch, Curls or Waterfall.

If you want to buy or sell Hair. Call at

AMALIA RITTERSKAMP'S,

is NO USE TALKING, the place to buy your Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main tr dtw.

"VVHT DO YOU

LEMONS

None*.—I ex. vect to be absent from fii weeks, and during my absence my uot *and Papers will be left with C. E. Grov ?r, at Grover & Millers' Clothing store, -Vo. 81, Main streot, tihore all persons k.lowing. themselves Indebted to mc either by nolo or book account, will pleaao call and settle. 24-d2w

THE

Terre Haute cajj be found at J. A. Foote's ?igw Tea Store. Teas at very low rates—

Evansville Journal thus alludes to Teas of finest flavors. Coffees, green, tho Democratic District Convention hold at that placo on tho 23d:

yellow, new, old, roasted, ground, of the choicest qualities. Also pure Spiccs, and Refined and Coffee Sugaf.

I have removed ono door west

to No. 65 Main stroet, where I design to etill continue my seed trade. 2?.-dSt

BOOTS AND SHOES,

FOR

always cheaper at

the Bankrupt Store, than anywhere else in the city. [13,dtf

the best variety of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown «fe Melvin's. 30dtf

REinoi.pat tho Bankrupt Store, No. G4 Main steet, has just received a full assortment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds.— Call and see. [13,dtf

WILL THE GREENBACKS BE PAID? We* do not know exactly whether at present, but they are really taken for payment at B. Weiez' Skirt Factory and Corset Emporium, opposite Post Office, d&wtf.

FOR SKIRTS AND CORSETS

ladies might

go to many a store, lut they naturally give the preference to an establishment that is exclusively, at least nearly so, devoted to perfection in that very lino, and tho owner of which, B. Weisz, opposite tho Postoffice, makes that perfection his present study and attention. dwtf

A LARGE and well selected stock of boots and shoes of the most fashionable styles just received at E. Ruggles' No. If! North 4th street. fid2w

TJIK

Blackberry soason has bogun.—

Ray it Bailpy have them fresh every evening at o'clock. Go and leave your orders. •. lOdtf

BLACK CROOK ROOTS

and Base Ball

Shoes, just received at tho Bankrupt Shoo Sjoro, No. 64, Alain stroet. [13,dtf

MOST BITTERS

of tho present day tha

aro loudly puffed through the newspapers as having great tonic and curative properties aro vile compounds and base impo* sitions, containing no medical virtues whatever,and are really very poor whisky beverages and, instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the coating, Tho public should therefore bo very cautions, and purchase none but Robactts Stomach Bitters, which have stood the test as a remedial agent for many years, and are roally as their name indicate, a stomach bitters, and not a beverage. They combine the properties of the best tonic and a stimulant—a gentle laxative, an efficient anti-blllious agent and the best stomachic known to the world, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Pills, are the safest and surest preventative against all billious derangements, thoroughly regulating the whole system and giving tone to the digestive organs. SgThey are highly recommended as an invigorating tonic to mothers nursing, increasing tbe flow of milk, and for con valescents, to restore the prostration which always follows long-continued sickness they are unsurpassed. No house* hold should consider themselves safe from the ordinary maladies without these invaluable medicines. They can be obtained of any druggist. jyll-dwlm

FRUIT JARS. Hero Self-sealing Glass Gallon, per dozen $3,75 1 Quart, dozen 3,25 li Pints, dozen 3,00

Liichwortb!s Self-sealing Gallon per dozen .....* 3,00 1 Quart dozen 2,25 1£ Pint dozen 1,75

O. K. Wax Jars—Glass. Gallon per dozen 1.75 1 Quart dozen 1,25

Tin Cans" dozon 1,25 For pale at No. 03 Main s'reet. 27dtf W. W.

SHANNON.

DAWSON, FORRKST

& Co., corner 3d

and Ohio streets, give 2 Plugs flno Tobacco, for 25c. 2 Pair Ladies' Hose, 25c. 2 Boxes Paper Collars 25c.

PrinU 12*. Stan:pod Aprons, 40c. Qneenswaro, loss than cost. Hoop Skirts, from 75c t.» $100. Ladies' Shoes, from 50c to $1 25.

FANCY DYEING, SCOURING AND REPAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kind? of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the noatest style. dtf

A FINK assortment of Misses and Childrens' Shoes, just received at tho Bankrupt Store, 64 Main street. dtf

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—E. R.

To THE

cor

ner of Second and Walnut streets, opposite Welch's Carriage Factory, jyl 1 -d 1m

oo 'without sboes when

you can buy a good pair of gaiters for $1,25 at C. E. Ruggles'. No. 16 North 4th streot. 8d2w.

by the box, and old Potatoes

at $1,00 per bushel, at $ay & Bailey 's.

Robbins

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

BOBBINS.

GROVEK & BAKER

Sewing Machine

Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, oast Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines always on hand* cd for sale by. dtf A.

TRADE.—"Wanjls

Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Pickens. The Black Crook.

celebrated

The Prince of Wales. Gents reversible linen finished cloth lined Cuff. C.

WITTIQ

BEFOR£ BUTING your summer Hats call and examine our now and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at No. 85 Main street. dtw.

FONOTAI,

age lb., a finely flavored Oolong Tea. A good Imperial Tea for $1 30. Always on hand, choice Teas of every variety, at Jos.

STRONG'S,

dtf.

GOLD AVD SXLVIB INSTITUTION. EN Urged aaeortineats of Gold, Gilt, J«t, and Guttaperchajewelrjr. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties of Tea-

setj

best stock of Teas and Coffees in

TO® P'tchors, Waiters, Goblets, Wino and Water stands, Castors, Ico tubs, Cake Baskets, Sugar and Cream sots, Card stands, Celery and Flower vases, Butter dishes, Sirup cups, Fruit stands, Fruit knives, Egg and Custard stands, Napkin rings, Knives and Forks, Coffee urns&c., &c., the largest assortment in the Town or State at

JOHN R. FREEMANS.

No. 5, Warrens Block.

DESICATED COCOA NUT,

in one and hal

pound packages. Wine, Milk, Lemon and Boston Crackers, at Jos.

STRONG'S, 190,

dtf

Main street.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tbe Great Remedy.—In this season of the yjsr nature demands as «s»i»taut in driving ont tho tcorbifir sabitancu collected in tho blood, which is rare to generate billioua com pUinta and dor&ngf the entire human system.— Tho only remedy adtquately effectual in cases of this character it Mithler'a Herb Bitters, which thoroughly pmiSes tho blood, corrects all tho irregularities of the system, it invigorates ths general onBtitntlon, and produces porfect health nnd good sfirits where now is general debility, norvausuMR, etc. For nil diseases ^arising from impurities of the blocd, Mifhler's Herb Bitterd is pronounced by the highest medical authorities the most certain,speedy and agreeable remedy extant.

Thousands have tested its efflcacy, and declare it is ihe greatest as istant of nature in her conflirt with disease, that :te light of science has ever brought to our knowledge. Sold by alidtuggUtsand dealers. Dr. 8. U.ITartmanA Co Picw piietors, Lancaster, Pa. dwlw

Motb Patches, Frccklcs and Tan.— The only Reliable Remedy for thoso brown riiacolorations on tho face is "PERSY'S

FRECKLE LOTION.'-

PKBBT,

MOTH AND

Prepared only by

DR.

49 Bond St., New York. Sold everywhere. mh2T-0meod

Pare Crystal Icc.—The undersigned is now prepared to fnrniBh the public with clear healthy Biv and Spring Pond Ice fcr the reason, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Business Houses anil Privati, Families. Orders left at the Post Offics, with Ash & McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, well to order from a30dfim JACOB STKINMEIIL.

WANTED.

WANTED.—BOARDERS. A IT few more young men ean be accommodated with room and board at J. W. BABNETT'^, over T. H. Riddel's Store, 151 Main Street, between Fifth and S'xth. jy2.'5d2t

\TTANTED.—A

medium sized

TV seoond hand FIBE-PBOGF SAFE, also a small counter SHOW CASE. Address P. O. Box 701. jy214tw

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE.—A two-stovy brick

Business House, with dwelling attached, one door eatt of McKeen A Paddock's Mill, on East Main Street, will be seld on reasonable terms. Will taka a dwelling iu the city in part pay. Enquire on the premises. 22dlm

OR SALE.—STOVE, TIN

Terra Haute, Indiana, with or without the Tinner'sTools, which area lull and number onesctt. Stack of Goods, about fonr thousand dollars, and well selected for tho trade. House well established and in a good location. Bent low and house large. Will sell for part cash, the balanco in payments to suit, with interest. Tats is an excellent opportunity for pirtie3 that wish to invest la this business. Terre Haute Is one of the most thriving cities in the Slat*, and has large trade from Illinois aud adjoining counties.

Ganse of selling—to change business. Address jylldwlm f. O. Box 484, Terre Haute, Ind.

FOR

SALE..—I wish to

Odcf Corner 3d & Walnut streets.

FOR RENT.

FDouble

)R RENT.—The east half

of a

Brloe Honse on Eagle Street, third

door esist of 6th Street. Inquire on the North Kast corner of 6th and Eagle. jy25dlw

RENT. A Comfortable DWELLING, iu the north part of town, roams kitchen, cellar, ciatcrn and stable.— Inquire at the Store of 2*dtf J. & E. W. BOSS.

T?OR RENT—STORE ROOM.— J. A good Business Boom in the National House Building, fronting on Gth Street. Bent reasonable, jyldtt JACOB BUTZ & SON.

FORthe

RENT—Two

good business

Rooms, jvith Cellars and a suit of rooms to each, In second story, in the Odd Fellowi Building, on Third street, near the Public Square Terms reasonable, Ennuiro of

I. II. TUBNKB. L. A. BUBNKT.

5Utf It. A MOF.BI3.

N E W A E I S E E N S

GEAZIL COAL. V, BUTSCH St 08., would reapectfulij inform their old customers and tho citizen* of Terre •ante generally, that SAMUEL MERRY is their authorized agent for Brazil Splint or Block Goal All orders lett with him will be promptly at ten ded to. Now is the time to order, while the price is low.

Coal Dealers supplied at the lowest market price Address, V. BUTSCH & CD., Indianapolis, or, JOHN ANDBEW, Brazil. Jj23d3ra

O CONSUMERS OF GAS.

On aceonnt of tho rocent illness of tie Sapor intendant, consumers of Gas ate requested to call at the office ot the Company, on Sixth Street adjoining tbe works, and settle their Gas^billy now dne.

The Superintendsnt will be in attendanco from 0 A. M. until'1 p. M. for receipt of the same. Gas Fitters are hereby notified that a plan of tbe pipe run iu any bui!iling, plainly drawn on paper, with the si7.», and length ol' eai:h si?e, run in accordance wilh thu rules of the Company, will hereaf'er be required previous to inspection by tho Inspector of the Oompanv.

GEOBOS BUGAN,

Soperintendant Terre-IIaute Gas Light Co. July 10, 18C8 dtf

NEW GROCERY AND

PROVISION STORE!

F. D. MOLLOY,

DEARER IN

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 0 Itli Street, one door South of the Post Office, Torrp-Hnutp, Jndistnn.

The undersigned

& Co.

73 Main steet, Sole wholesale Agents. Sold at list price, five per cant off. dtf.

HAI

friends and the public generally. Goods deliver.D to any

$1 60 per lb., original pack-

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SATURDAY, JULY

DO WW!

25th.

PIQUES He ti tmr* 9 141 vf*

nowif

PERCALES!

ItOWlV!

T,AWT8

COST c.

For Mozambiques

COST!

LENOS

S W E E I N

E I O N

TO CLOSE

SUMMER GOODS,

EDSALL & 00'S.

'Oft.

Light

AIPL

Light

MRCJTS CJOODS, iI.

Pacific

.Lowils,

Flgnrcd

RI'illianfs.

Figured Chintzes.

Figured Piques,

Are Narked

and

sell my

Home and Lot, new occupied by Dr. Thuu,p son, eittiated on tbe corner of Sixth abd Mulberry streets. For particulars, enquire at No. 24 South Fifth street, of MUS. MANN.

JuneSOdSm At Mrs. Buckingham.

FORfive

SALE.—HOUSE

and

L?OR SALE—SEWING

LOT

—Situated corner of 12th and Eaglo streets contains rooms, well, olstern, cellar, and sup plied with all kinds ol shrubbery. Enquire on thepremi.es- jelldlm

MACHINE.

JL: Having purchased a Singer Sewing Machine. I wish to dispose of a Wheeler & Wilson Machine that I have been using. It Is iu good order, and one of the best. Will be sold for 825, cash. SABAH B. EIZEli,

Down!

tuts "I

PRICES MADE to SELL THE GOODS without regard to the COST!

EDSAIiL CO.,

Cor. 4th and Main fits.

BOOTS AND SHOES

Boots & Shoes

'. TO SUIT .:

E I E S

Having just received, at

C. E. RUGGLES,

a well selected Stock of IKiinon, Missss, and CH lidren's Summer Wear, which I will oiler tor ssie at tbe

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And

have also received a largo assortment of Slen'G, Boy's and Youth's Boots aud.Shoei, bought at the head of the market, so they can be /. 9i

Sold to Salt tbe Present Times!

My motto is

"Buy

Cheap, Sell Cheap—^MILL

Profits and Quick

Sales."

also manufacture all kinds

OF"

MENS WOBK

On tho shortest notice and tho mist fashiouabio styles. MENDING done neatly am) in haste.—. Don't ferget tho place, but call and iiamine, if yon do not buy. C.

jyHJtf

Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very ln'up

To close out

LIS

WOKRMEN.

fidt'eti

^IHEGARY INSTITUTE, ENflLIfll! AND FRENCH O O N 0 A I

I (Shop

just opened at a

in families, to which he calls tfco

AHJVE

stand, aflrst-class Family Grocery and Proviil.II Store, with a large and well selected stock of new and fresh articles suitable for every

part of the

SWAP,

190, Main street,

city frree

of charge. Highest cash price ai.l for Country Prodnce. jy2dfiw

Succespor to W. HOWARD AI^NING,

No. TO Ctaerrf Street, between :M and 4m

House and Sign Fainting,

Wascn and Cirtlage Painting and Paper Ilanglng,dose in the best of style. Good material used All work warranted to give satisfaction. Giv® me a call before going elsewhere. Jyld3m

Boarding and Day Pupil*.

1527 AND 1520 SPRUl'E NTKEET,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re-epen on Monday,

.Sept.

22d. FBKNCII is

tho langnago of the Family and Is constantly spoken in the Institute.

MADAME D'HKBVILLY,

jel7d3meod Principal.

JOHN ARMSTRONG, Gunsmith and Stencil Cotter.

Flour, Whisky and Sack brands, also Plates foi arking Clothing,cut to order.

^GUNS

made sad repaired in the best of style' All work warranted to give satisfaction.

2d door East of the Now Court Honse,

OHIO

street, at the Vitro onuntv Hav Hoales. Idl

W'A

KEEN'S IMPROVED ROOFING.

We are prepared to pat

day use

attention of ills

this Boot, aDd. war

rant it tot Ave years. This is the best and cheap» est Eoof In use, and IS flre-proof. Call on

OLIFT JT WILLIAMS,

Prairie Oity Planing Mills, corner

Mulberry Streets.

D. MOLLuY.

of Sth abd

LA&LTF

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

HAKPKK, WLLDY & CO., Oori.er 2D .ind WARNCT streets,Terre Haute, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to orOer, all the latsst styles of CARRIAGES & BUGGIES We use none hot the finest material in the construct ion of our work, and warrant it superior to any offered in this market. Especial attention GIVEN to RTPATBINO. [JelOdtf

•J5.I.MBsasffl at*-.4• j* -4' 1-s-

ANNOUNCEMENT

EITKA0RDIN1RV1

BARE OPPORTUNITY!?

Office

or Saxton

Walmslejv8

111 Main Street,

We havo fc iJed to hereafter Rive ou: attention lo the eale^f t-j--

HOSIERY, ^«-«-»-xti rv WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, LACES,

EMBROIDERIES,,.., .. CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS,

And such Goods as partaia to a Firat-Cla«

Trimmings STORE!

And to rellnqoiih h« business of STAPLE DRY GOOI)S of every kind. In order to KAFIPLY dispose of tho latter, nnd to close out the

Stock effectually, we will offer for

sale, cuiinncncini

Saturday, July 25tli, 1808,

The fullowihg !txir.»b!o GooJs

Al' COST! AT COST!! All of our

PRINTS. MUSLINS, bleached and brown, SHEETINGS, 4-4, 5-4, tf 4, 8-4, .A !M, 10-4 ^mANNELS, large stock. DKESS GOODS, including

BLACK SILKS, «.«»• PLAIN ALPACAS POPLINS, '*Ah wWOOL DsLAINES,

PLAIDS,

'"PRINTED DELAINES, PIQUES, PERCALES, &o., Ac.

SHAWLS, choice styles. LACE POINTS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEAN

PANT STUFFS. TICKINGS, CHECKS, COTTON YARNS, LINEN CRASH, BATH TOWELS, TABLE COVERS and CLOTHS^ NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE DAMASKS by the yard, LINEN and COTTON DIAPER, MARSEILLES QUILTS,

Basidesa great variety ..Iher articles that w* liavn not space to n^ci?, that will h« sold at

PRESENT COST VALVE!

Also, during Urn continuance uf this sals a

MEAT HEI)UCTION

In prices will bo mad» throughout the

NOTIONS,^WHITE fGOODS amf TRIMMINGS STOCK, __

So that an assorted bill of goods may I* had at much less than ruling price).

JB. For the purpose of

arranging ths Goods and marking every piece with the COST PRICE in PLAIN FIGURES, our Store will be closed on Friday the 24th Inst., and will reopen Saturday the 25th, when the above programme will take effect-

XN»UC:£MJEIVTS

IXPVKiLLELED! 11

Our object.being to zaake as

QUICKiW ORK

As possible io this Sale, we present the following

KXTITA INPlVKMltNTS

off our

U«(

large

fr.^ni

STORK

to purchaser* to

the duto

NIL. L'I,

Nurth 4th Strei

JJOOTSAND SHOES. J'

]V, A

carry

STAPLE GOODS

Ot every kind at

O S I E S

And

the same time compete foroneorthe other of

THFISE

elegant ai tides, viz

1st. To the person who makes the largest aggregate amnnut of jmrcbases of Goods

through ttie Stock and

(assorted

'or

their

own or famlly

Boots Shoes nnd tiisiter*, To MAKE

room for

SPRING

a took.

V..N

money

BY CALLING

on him ot

No. 3 Meohariioa Block, Particular Attention Is given it.

CUSTOM WORK

This epartmen. la In the hands

OF SR I 1 1 I I

C-mnicncfment

until the

tlrst

IHVE

an elegant urw

of this Sale

day of September next, we will

"EIAIPTLf" SEWING M10BINK

With glass Presser-foot, Hemmer, Braider, and all tho latest improvements complete tho cash value of which is

—Sixty Five Dollars

2nd.

To thepeason whose aggregate purchases

of Goods shall be uoxtln amount

(subject TI»THE

above condition*V we will give a splendid

Valenciennes Lace Handk'ehr,

WORTH V4

I O A S

3rd. To the persou ho*T aggregate purchases

of Good* shall he third

LA amount,(subject to tbe

same conditions,, we will give a beautiful

O O A N 0 E WORJH Twelve

Dollars JIT'

HOUSEKEEPERS

All interested in buying Dry Goods, will FIND THIS

Grand Clearance Sale

An unpquftled opportunity to lay in their supplies for months to come, at

Wholesale Cost,™ Prices !I

REMEMBER!

Our Store will remain closed on Friday and will re-open W?

SATURDAY. JUIiT 25th.

SAXTON & WALMSLEY, 111 Main Strett.-i