Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 July 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

E E A

HevolnlioD in Pern Subsided

Peru Disposed to Accept the Me diatlon of the United States

News from Paraguay.

FALL OP HUMAITI!

CABLE N E W

England.

LONDON, July 30.-Further advices from Rio Janerio announce the fall of tho Paraguayan fortress Humaiti.

The Standard says, the proposed bonds to replace the 5-20'B are no better than the latter, as any new Congress may alter their value by new laws.

LONDON, July 30.—The South American mails furnish additional news from war on the Parana.

A dispatch has reached Rio from Marques De Corrier, commander of the allied armie?, announcing Hum&ita bad fallen into the hands of the allies. No particulars of the last days of the siege «re given nor were the terms of surrender known.'

The dispute which had arisen between Gen. Obxias and Mr. Washburne, American Minister to Paraguay, remained unsettled.

It originated in an attempt on the part of Marques to prevent a United State* steamer with the American Minister on board from proceeding up the Parana river. Mr. Webb, Am' .can Ambassador at Rie, ha* remonstrated with the Brazilian Government against interference with the movements of the Minister to Paraguay, and will demand his passports If the steamer is again detained by the commander of the allied force

The following report has been received from a Paraguayan source The Allies made a reconnoitre in force io the direction of the fortifications of Xebecuary river. The Allies constituted 600 nen, were met by the Paraguayan force ,m the river and a severe engagement followed, which ended in the defeat and rout of the Allies with heavy loss in prisoners, horses, arms and ammunition.

The new and extensivs fortifications on the Tebeeuary had been repaired and garrisoned. The river had been effects ally closed at that point by chains and other obstructions.

Tbo above accounts, coming from behind the Paraguayan lines, are necessarily of earlier date than the news from Rio Janeiro, from the Allied camp.

No intimation is given that Gen. Lopez has sued for pnace.

Ireland.

DUBLIN,

Spain.

MADBID, July 30.—The Queen refuses to accept the resignation of Admiral Nuntz, commander of the Spanish fleet in American waters.

Advices from Panama. NEW YORK, July 30. Panama correspondence says the news is oomewhat unfavorable for the revolutionists. Large bodies of conservatives are assembling in the interior, which so alarmed the Pro visional President that he ia afraid to make a movement in any direction.

Gen. Mogquera is expected to return soon from his banishment in Peru, and as he has already a considerable party in his interest It is probablo he will place himself at the head of the Government again.

FROM TBRTT.

A. Peru correspondent says the Peruvians seem likely to be spared the evils of another revolution for some months to ooraej

The movement in favor of Prado has come to naught, and the people are turn* ing their attention to other matters than

The Monteray officers are in a bad way. The treasury is nearly empty and the Government is deeply in debt.

Peru seems disposed to accept the mediation proffered by the United States and adjust difficulties with Spain •without re

gard to the withes of Chili.

FROM CHILI.

The Herald's correspondence says the Congress of Chili is engaged in perfecting measures of grest public Denefit.

Imprisonment for debt has been abolished, and the Government is preparing to offer great inducements to emigrants.

Business is activ.o and increasing. The fortifications of Valparaiso are completed and the city is considered almost impregnable.

Temperance Contention.

CLEVELAND, O., July 30.—Morning Session.—Statements of progress of each State occupied part of the morning after which a series of resolutions was introduced declaring total abstinence demonstrated by scripture, science and history to be the bounden duty of every man. The manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor a public injury and nuisance. Prohibition the only safe legislation.

Prescriptions of alcoholic liquors by physicians are the most serious hindrance to the temperance cause, and calling attention of the faculty to their responsibilities. Denouncing Sabbath liquor selling violation of the best rights and hopes of the American people. The church being the living protest against intemperance, members and ministers are true to their duty as they labor against the same urging the establishment of children and youtn's temperance society in connection with Sunday schools hailing the establishment of a National temperance publication house and recommending its publications.

From Toronto.

TORONTO, July

.. .:-• •,

THE

July 30.—George Francis

Train appeared in public before the Court of Bankruptcy, but as his papers were not presented in the proper form the court refused to hear the case.

From New York.

NEW YORK,

tween the yachts Mollieand Martha yesterday resulted in the defoat tf the Martha by one minute and thirty-five seconds. An accident happened the jib of the Martha, or it ia likely the thbles would have been turned.

The yacht Soppho left Brooklyn 3'63terday for (Jowos, Englat d. At Sandy Hook the wind was consider 1 unfavorable for an immediate start upon her long sea voyage, and the Soppho returned and cast her anchor within the Horso Shoo, awaiting a favorable wind.

ANNUAL CRUISE.

Great preparations are. beinc tnado for the annual cruise of tfce New York Yacht squadron, which will rendezvous at Glen Cove on the 8th of August. Seventeen yachts arc already entered.

FAILURE.

Tho failure of Bell & Son?, bankers and exchange brokers, already announced, was caused by heavy losses in oil speculations.

DISCHARGED.

The Irishman Malonv, arrested on arrival hero in astenmer a few days since on suspicion of being a murdorer escaped from Ireland, has been discharged.

MONUMENT

The Irish Legion Monument Association held a grand festival at Jones' Wood yesterdav in aid of a monument to be erected in Central Park in honor of Irish soldier who fell in the late war for the Union. About 5,000 present.

ERIE RAILROAD.

At a meeting of the Directors of the Erie Railroad Company Eldridge resigned the Presidency and Jay Gould was elected in his place. Mr. Eldridge and Jas. S. "Whiting resigned as Directors and Win. Freed was elected to fill vacancies.

DECLINATION.

J. M. Francis, of the Troy Times, who has been urged to accept the nomination for Congress, a9 successor to Hon. John A. Griswold, assures liis friends that he cannot accept the nomination under any consideration.

JEFF DAVIS.

The Baltimore Sun intimates the expected opportunity of connection with a nouse in England for business has induced Jeff Davis to go abroad.

LETTER FROM GEN. BUTLER.

The Boston Journal contains a letter from General Butler relative to suits brought against him in Baltimore. Ho says the purpose of Wooliey's suit Is obvious. Klmberly Bro's. claim is for rent paid by them for occupation of Government land. A meeting of the Board of Survey reported that all occupied Government land for shop-keeping purposes should pay rent, the amount of which the Board fixed The Provost Marshal collected of Kimberly among others, and accounted for that rent for which I am sued, and it is telegraphed over the country for extorting money. This is a specimen of rebel slander against me and rebel claims against the Government.

TBS

Williams College.

WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS.,

L. L.

"FT

July 30.—The race be

CHINESE.

The Chinese Embassy will next Monday leave for Auburn by invitation of Hon. W. H. Seward.

The different foreign ministers now at Washington have also been Invited,but it is not yet known who will accept.

From Auburn tne Embassy goes to Niagara, Srratoga, and Lake Geurge. The trip to Canada has been postponed.

From Lake George the visitors go to Boston, where their stay will be quite lengthy.

From Boston they return to this city, where they wiii remain until their departure for Europe about tho 1st of September.

July 29.—

Williams College graduated 41 students to-d8y, and five from its partial caurso. Honorary degrees were conferred as follows:

D. President Paul A. Chadberry,

of the University of Wisconsin, Professor Wm.

Whitney, of Yalo College Ho

race F. Clark, of New York, and Allen Marsh, of Albany. D. R»v. Darius Clarke, of Waltbam. Mass., Geo Moor, of Oakland, Cal.

Kansas Democratic Covention.

ST. Louis, July 30.—Tho Democratic State Convention of Kansas mot at Topokayosierday. Organiz-d by tho election of Daniel Yanderslice, of Dnixiphun county, President Geo, W. Glick, of Atchison, was nominated for Governor, Maxell McCoslin, Lieut. Governor Nel« son Shannon, Jr, Secretary of State G. Schauble, Auditor Allen McCortney, Treasurer.

from San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

July 30.—Gen-

Halleck and staff sailed for Sitka in the steamer Pacific on a tour of inspection of the military posts of Alaska

The Pacific carries cargo of ordnance, commissary and Quartermaster stores.

ARRIVALS

Dreadnauncht, Lookout, New York) Moresman, Liverpool, Gen. Wir.dsamt Australia.

Indian News

Si.

LOUIS,

July 30.- An Omaha dis

patch says a report reached thero from Wood river, Nebraska, that a largo band of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians had attacked small parties rf I'awneo scouts under Lieat. Hawley, killing one Pawnee, wounded Lieut. Hawley and several scouts, and captured enmo arms and equipments.

Alabama Legislature MONTGOM• RY,

TROY,

30.—Henry

Ren and

was arrested here*last night charged with forging paper to a large amount on Willis Churchill, broker of New York. The prisoner was examined to-day.

ALA, July 30.—The

time of the Senate to day

WHS

consumed

in discutsing punishment of the Ku Klux and to suppress Ku Klux publicaiions. In the House a bill passed allowing one newspaper in each Congressional District to be selected by the Governor to be the official journal for publishing Sheriff's sales.

Tho common carrier bill was discussed and postponed till to-morrow. It punishes railroad officers ana steamboat men for making any distinction on account of color.

From Boston,

BOSTON, July

30.—The

Opal Glass

Works of East Cambridge 'was totally destroved bv fire last evening.

Fire.

N. Y., July

—A Brigg & Go's

cotton mills at Bart's Falls. N. Y, were burned last nigtt. Loss $6,000, insured $4,009.

From Philadelphia-

PHILADELPHIA,

July

30.—The

roofe of

the plumber sheps and other buildings in the Nary Yard were burned this morning.

LOSS $5,000.

„f"i yiiittr*

,g„.<p></p>TERRE-HAWTE

,lff«--lt R| "It.

WASHINGTON, July 30—Thaddeus Stevens has written letter which has been made public, showing that the ques* tion as to what 5-20s should be paid in gold or paper has been wisely settled by the passing of tho funding bill, which acI tion he claims sustains his position that tho law authorizing the issue of those bonds provided they should bo paid in paper, urges those holding 5-20s to exchange them for now bonds. is

INDIAN TREATIES.

The Senate, before adjourning, ratifiod treaties with the Pottawatomies, Sacs and Foxes of Kansas the Northern Chey» ennei and Arapahoes of Nebraska the Wyoming and Navnjoes of New Mexico Also, the following made by tho Peaco Commissioners: the Cheyonnes, Arapahoes,Kiowas, Coaaanches,Appai hes, the Kiowas and Comanches of Kansas, and the Crow Indians of Montana.— These treaties adjust many points of difficulty.

The Senato failed to ratify tho -treaty Ciado by Gin. Sherman with tho VVintah, Grand River and Shawnee Indians.

QEN. 5TONHMAN.

Major General Stoneman intends making a short, tour North for his health, and will return* to his command in eight or ten days. He will be accompanied by Col. Campbell of bis staff they leave Washington this evening,

NAVAL.

Commodore Pierce Crosky has been detached from command of the United Statea ttoamer Shamokin and placed on waiting orders, in consequence of the act of Congress making large reduction in force.

Secretary Wells has given directions for bringing h^me and putting out of commission a number of vessels doing service abroad.

It is not known what vessels will be sent homo as thero will be but thruo which cau be dispensed with by commauders of squadrons to which they are attached.

The crews of the vessels thus put out of commission will be discharged and the officers placed on other duty.

OOi'ifEE—Is %o higher owing to tho ndvanoe in guli. S UG iJR—U nchanged.

EUTTEK -3c higher and scarce, fresh 30©35. HEESIC—%c higher at 13@13^ for Western Beservo.

HAY—Scarce, new 17, old 20. .f OIL—Unchanged. w*' OOLP—1«}£ buying.

MEW YORK MABJOiT By Telegraph.] Nsw YOBK, July 30. OOT ON—Quief and steady at 20@29}£ for middling, chiefly 39@89£.

FLuUB-6®l- tier, f«ir mand for fres^, CO TON -Opened firmer, with fair demand cl sing quiet at &»>£

UC —Firm, particularly for fresh ground, SC SU@7 GO lor superfine state and western, 8 25 (cj,9 Ov for extra st«te, 8 35@1U 76 extra westen, 10 76@13 61) for white wheat extra, 8 cl)(gil2 90 tur It H. O, a U0@ll tor extra est Louis, 11® 14 00 for good choice do. Eve flour firm at 8 0U@ lu 00 alifornia 10 30&1j: CO.

CKBN MEAL—Quiet and steady at 85

RYE—Scarco and firm. BARLEY—Nominal. MALT—Firm CUi.N—Opened i@2o better with good export and home trade demand at 81 01® 1 Is for inferior to grlms new mixed western afloat, 1 12^(^1 13 for kiln dried, 1 16@1 2l for new white western.

OATS—lc lower at 82 western in store and 8J@ 84 for do afloat BIcE—Quiet.

COFFEE—Firm. SUUAR-I derate request, Cuba 11313%. MOLASSES—Large sale* reported at private terra?.

HOPS—Quiet at 10@30 for American. BEEF—Steady at 816@SW 60, for ne-w plain ir.ess, 20 6U@2i 76 for new extra mess.

HAS1S—Nominal at 26@33. CUT MEAIS—Firmer at 12£@13% for ahouldera and 16^@17}^ for hams, 19£@21S for baggrd hams, middles dull.

LaRD—Kl. meratl7@18J4 for steam and 18J£® 15?i for kettle rendered. BT 1ER—Steady at 25®33.

CHEESE—Firm at 11(310.

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From Washington.

POST OFFICE STAMPS. 5

Tho Post Master General has postponed, till October, his decision on bids for supplying tho Department with stamps.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO B, R. :,M"

Pussengors who arrived this foronoon from the scene of the flood on the Petapaco report tbo Baltimore & Ohio Railroad have a large force engaged rtpairthe road between the Ru Ry House and JLnicott city. 'The damage is said to be greater thau first supposed. There is a line of hacks and stages running daily from Ellicott city to Frederick, beyond which place travel is uninterrupted

PAPER COLLAR LITIGATION.

The protracted litigation between S. W. H. Ward and other paper collar manufacturers and the Union Collar Co. has virtually terminated by refusal of the Commissioner of Patents to extend the patent of the Union Co.

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph.] CINCINNATI, Julr 30. FLOBR—UnchangoJ.

W-ttEAX—«met. CORN—Dull and prices declined to 80c, distillers sot buying cannot get Into working order for some time-

OATa-Iu derate demand at 70c. RYE—Unsettled, sales of new nt $1 10 and it sold at 81 to arrive next month.

COTTON—Dull aud nominal. _.*•

TOUACCO—Uucba

ged and In fair demand.

PROVIS.ONS—Opened with a strong feeling, owing to the demand yestei day and the advance in bull: meats und bacon, but there was no demand t.. day and prices nominal.

BULK MfiA a—LX%&Li34. BACON—13, iGiai7. LARD-18c. ji EaS POBK—828 60. The advices from New Orle-.ua regarding mess pork had no influenc.- cn the market.

S E I A N O I E S

Look at our Remnant Counter! 100 ploces Alpaccan 25c per y*rd, wor.h 6J to 7fc. 10 FigureJ Luns

I5j,

wortii i5c,

1 0 Plain loEalu« 20, worth tO 100 Plan and Fig'd Ii»»ns 10c, worth 30 to 0) cents. fO Figured Lawns 12}£c, worth 2ft5'.'J ja.-Js Eng. Barrg-) 2 yds wide, 35c, worth $100

Special bargains in all ."»ummT Dr«sOoid».

T0ELL. RIPLEY

gALRD & CKUFT,

& (JO.

A O N E S

JNO. r. BAIBD

CUARLE8 CKCFT

Attorneys at Law, Orncr.—No. 82 Main Street, cp stairs. fob!2dtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

Attornoj- and Counsellor at Law,

—AXL:—

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terre Haute, Intl.

Orncr.—No. 86 Main Street. de~6dly

NATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK HAT ST ORB

Joseph C. ates,

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

agiei.t' Hat* oi all binds,

v"?

Boya' Hat* of all kindi, TVXisoeo* lints of all kinaa, Infanta' Uata of all kino*, An.1 at all prices.

Am Hats ma3o to order on short aotlc*. Cojcs Hd ceo THE SPRING STlLEb, 14S Jfain Street. Terre Haute, lad.

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S I N E S S I E O

ATTORNEYS.

'^u.le.Mcleao, 98 Main street. I Baird 4 I'rult, 8- Main Street. Scott & Day, 60 *hio Stroet.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Uain and Fifth. ('lift 4 Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry

JJ AKERS.

Frank HeinigA Uro., Lafayetto Street.

BILL POSTING./

Tueil, ltipley iCo., corner 6th and Main ntr«et. \V. 3. liycedc (Jo., 7T Main street. 0. Wittig & Co.. 73 Main street. Edsall & Co., corner Fourth and hlain street Saxton & Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelius & [laggerty, corner Main Mid ^it^d

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Grover, Fourth street, opposite Market. Barr, Gullck & Borry, corner Main and fourth. I. L, Mahan & Co., corner Main and Sixth J, & H. A. ifavis, corner Main and third.

'FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Jcnes & Jones, east side Public Square Lyne A Lswes, Main St., near corner ?tl

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.

F. Gelger. Gas and Steam Fitter, Main Stcost, between iith and 7th.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Arm?troag, Ohio street, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph O. raton, 146 Main street.

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark House, corner Ohio end First. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Early liouse, West end Main street. i.fl

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

il. Bucfcell, South Fourth street. Win. II. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th

ICE DEALERS

Jucob Steinro hi, li8 Alain Stieet. Jacob Hay—OrderB at Bippetos's.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott & Crane, Main street, east of Fifth,

JEWELLERS.

6. P.. Freeman, 74 Main street. John R. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block

.RETAIL GROCERS,

Joseph Strong, 190 Jlinin street.

J. A, Footo, G6 Main street.

iniii"""'iiriiiMHiri

IJS C)

bartlott 4 Austin, 101 Main street. J. McDonald, Postofflce Lobby. M. W. O'L-onnuli, ilain street vast of Fourtti.

CONFECTIONER!' AND BAKER V.

McGee 4 Hewitt, No. 22 south 4th street...

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Ilarper, Wildy & Co., Cor. 2d and Wnlmit.

CLOTHING.

\V. II. Bannister, 79 Main Street. (Jrovcr

Miller,

Main Street.

»""^COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

Ji. Garvin A Owen, Principal, cor. .1th & MaluT

COMMISSION AND GRAIN.

LyijoA Lawo.-, Main M., near corner ot Tib. £!. R, Bryant & Co., East Main Street. John llnneyS Co.. First St., on (Jaual Basin,

DENTISTS. 1

L. II. Bai'tt&oinew, 157 Main street. U. O, Lincoln, lith :t., between aiain nud Ohio, J. Richardar,u.Ohio Btroet, bet. Third and 4th

DYE MOUSES.

IT. l'\ B.'law, Maio, between Crh und 'itii Htn. H. Cliuirfi/e, No. 8 North 4th J-'t.

DRY GOODS

r„f

JOB PRINTER.

Johii A. Bryan, 116 Main Street.

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Elssner, Palaoe of Music, 46 Ohio strict.

MECHANICIAN.

Tttnnnn, wiaritltrsrreet.

MILLINERY.

Mi-i. iI. Wyeth, 6R Pioutli 4th Sire. t. Mrs. M. II. Abbott, opposite Post Office. iitt Mrs. M. A Walter, 86 Main street, up etainlV!

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T, II. Itiddlo, 151 Main street.

PLUMBER. S

R. Buckell, South Fourth street.

RAILROAD AGENT.

Jaaifts H. Turner, at McKocn & Paddock's Mill

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

•SriniOi) & Archor, corner Main and 3d Stj. Flickmx, hcott & Co., 6'J Ohio.'Street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS.

\Veisz, opposite Tost Offlco.

STOVES

AND TINWARE.

I.d

ii, Foster Smith, onodonr E^Bt Hulmau'd. R. Henderson, Fourth street, South of O Tamos B. Haggerty & Co., 187 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS,

UNDERTAKER

Isaac Ball, corner Thlid and Cherry. M. W. O ConiuoII, Main.Street.

E 8 S

85for

western. WHEAT—8®3o tetter with good milling demand at SI 86($ 90 for o2 Bp.ing, 1 95(^2 for No 1 do, 2 30(1)2 2 85 for extra choice, 'i 2i tor amber JUichigan, 2 35@2 4 for white Canada, 2 46 for new umb ennessee S 40 for new red In iana, 2 65 tor whitt Michigan:

L. BARTHOLOMEW^

SVEOEON AND.

MrOUANH Al,

O E W 1 1 3nro*M.*n to Dit D, 51. \VFLDjNr., 167 Aula St. National F»|f»rJr, Tfirro Urtiite, lnd. (niL^VHr

I T1 A \l

I IK 1 iM Sfl'.VKSSOrs OH, r, (rfc'Ff'.P 0»« '"Hii", Ji^tvrceft ij tin un :•.(.» -.r

Vi Ii Ii A IN O

It. O. O. lj N UN.

The Oldoiit Establiaheci Den tint In 'i?cvi*e ibxantts ^.OrriCE—Oc Hixth street, tieiwcen Ai*in tn.j .'tocr south of rCaMonft!

Ut» jnr ha*i uptsjvnl? of tis r^ntlstry, bo is c*nfut.%u» can

HOTELS.

UN TIN HOUSE.

irsr

D, C. STUJMKARD, Pxop'r. Scltth-»«t Corner Pnblln Square,

Terre Haute, ludiutm. BUAKD, 82,((0 JPJKR £.W. I

FBEK UMKTBC4 TO AND FR041 All. XRAJ.Ng,JACOB Btxr, GE3. 0, tlJT NATIONAL HOUSE,

CC-B. SIXTH a:is MAU« 3trlet,

TEBIIB HAUTE, UV1.

JACOB BI'TZ A SO.V....! PROl'KiKTOSS. This Ilonse has been thornnghiy rpfnrnlsho I. my 23ilwly

"1LAHK HOUSE. CORMKB or riEST AND OHIO eTRrEtS.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W B. fiBlFFITfl Proprietor

Office of Marshall, Mcntcinms ivud Palestine »ci Lines. S rev Bnst to and I rm all Trains novEMtf

TBREE

HAUTE HOUSED

OOBNtn

in"

SAIN A5T STMTB

STJIItrit, S

Terre Haute, Indiaai£! This Hotel tias reoentlj- been refitted, anl pnti .- firat-class order, ottering aocomraod»tioi» anssr pan«d in the State.

SIBI.F.T ft TFRSfER, Prop'ra.

1HEGABY INSTITUTE K-SLISH

AND FEENCH,

FOB YOUNG LADIES,

Boarding and layFnpils, 1 1527 AM) 1529 SPBCCE SThEJil, |jg* PHILADELPHIA, PENKJT Will re-»pen on

MONDAY,

Sept. 22d. F&EXCH is

the langoage of the Family and is oooatantly spoken in the Institute.

MADAME

KHEKTILLT.

jel7d3n«od Principal.

"••jti^as

ci §"iiw£i -win* .tci '»Mff

... *.«, .,

Htn.W'. Reifsnider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOKS

.i'ig )»a in. FOB THE

FALL"'* €AlPAi(8N

14 Tvi 'I t&v Is1!

1. Men

ull I'arclcn agree

•i

N., Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth uud Sixth Chas. K. iiujigles, 10 North Fourth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

t/t»t

I Tho linest nud host lot of FIRST CLASS FIAN03and all other kinds cf Mimical Instruments «v«r oft'sred fiUii in the Wc^t, can le fonnd at Ki-sner'sPalaceof Music. 2. Hundr'iliof

purch-a=rs who have been using

my Pim.oii for years, »s iee ihat they arc tlin best laming Pmnos kno-wn 3 Purcba inR largely ior rash,

No. 48, Obio Street,

TERKK-HAUTIi INI).

MUSIC.

30'?9i

The Books of the o'd firm wiii be found at tho stand, where those who know themselves to be ii-debtod, wiii please rail and cottio at their •arliest rotivonle:iro. 14diillAl JAMES JOHNSTON.

OAT, ROACH, ANT, FLY,

X\i FLEA AMD BEO-BUO

EXTERMINATOR.

333 Olive S*rc«-t, (i int l.nnin, Jiih Orders by mail will fee pronptly attended to .ud (.-oods eor.t loany pari ni the ronntry. mi2fi13ra

GROVER & MILLER,

for cent's Mimiraer I nuemear, Cheap, go to GBQYER & MILLER, 81 Main Street.

For White Shirls, Oheap,

Q.i to ...r, GROYER & StIIiLER, ... 81 Main Street.

FOP Neckties, Scarfs. Am ., heap,

Go tn

""GROVER & MILLER,

For Linens, ior Men's Wear,

Cheap, goto GROYER & MILLER, 81 Main Street.

For loths, Oassimeres and VESTINGS,

Cheap, go to

v.s.u so GROYER & MILLER, 31 Main Street.

For Good Clothing, Made to ORDER, Cheap, go to GROYER & MILLER,

I SI Alain Street.

For Heady Hade Clothing, Che^ GROVER & MILLER, .. 81 Main Street.

For Cent's Furnishing Goods, Of all kihd?, cheap, go to GROTEB & MILLER. 81 Main Street.

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ROQUET

CROQUET I W

#0? CROQUET

The moat POPCLAK, FASCINATING end

HBALTHEUI.

amusement ever invented.

Every family should bavo game. Books of Instruction, 25 cents. Bradley's Patent Croquet is the best. For sale by

f0Y 1

ru r. L.J

IMUS1CAL. DRYZCOODS.

THE PEOPLES PLATFORM

rnj canui-lateb

for pnWic t'aror are the Pp.it over brought out on a pUtform. 2. They have hesn tried for yoara, bavo stood unflinchingly, havo come up to tv6|-ythii that iher were recomm nd«l to tx1, ind arothapBophs choice evarywlter.''. 3. Ia oppoai'ion to all wl cworkers and petty depr ciitors my candi l»teahavo steadily rosenp, patherod str h, and B'ants this day un-ted as tho Etrongeat lioat ever known in the history of the country. n, wins 61 is.*'" S E E

RIKO,ly

occu

pying tho extensive building of my own, thus Ravi, gccetlvr nti, mv customers

will

roceire the

benefit of all tu saving',and greater btrgains can be had 01 niolhin ever known in the history of tho Pi«no.trade heretofore. 4. So old itioty ytot ou li vnl to get riJoff, hot everything new,and»ddiu^ tlielit^t loiported Novdties constanilv toil. 6 am in favor ail parties uniiing with me on tli plitf ii m, and I shall mak special ftoi ts to yjur vot- this

Pall.

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I 9i L.KrSSNKR"s

PALACE OIJ Ml)SIO,

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J. G. LINDEMANN,

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PIAAOS, ORGANS, Violins, Onitars, Flutes, and all kinds oi iilasic* ^Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street,

TSBBE HAUTK, INDIANA.

iUNlKO AND BKPAIB1NG ot i'lANoS aud other Instruments will be promptly attemled to. OIiP PIANOS will be taken in tuid«i..i NETS ONES. anl'WIwu «}. (.IHtKMANN

IJ1HE SAINT LOUIS

A N a

MAHFACTCKISU C0HPAN1.

The Pianos of this Company are essentially

Pianos for Western JPeople, fhty «re not only made at home, but are well maae. They nave taken

Four First Premiums, »t Western Fails. They possess unrivalled excellence of tone and finish, and .mpar well in all respects with tun best instruments 01 Fa5tern Manufacture.

Prices vary from .$450 10 $700.

ACC08DIKC1 TO 6TYI.P. ANH FINISN.

fl®*Every PUn is warranted for Fire Voars."CB OLD INSTRUMJO^TH KX.0H/vNoEr AT LTBBRAIi R\TE9.

Warehonso 101 Soath Fiftn Street, rorner of Walnut, and opposite the nth»rn Hu'.el. m'27dly ,,

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CARD.

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CIIAKLKS E. OBOVtB having puichased my interest in the business of JOHNSON & MILLER, I tak" pleafUro in recowni' nding h'tn to iuy iriendo as being entirely worthy their con-. Sdenc*, and tiust that thi, libeia) patronage they Have giTt-n to the old firm may be extended to the new.

BARTLETT.

PLUMBING.

/i ,&*..<

JOSRPH STRONG,

a #i

E- BUCKELL being a practical

PLliXDBE, oauat th* request of many friend* begs to announoe that ho is now prepared to exe cute all orders in the atroro bnrtaess,^ connection ith his flouse Painting and Graining.

SHOP—Oa Gharry Street, between Sd and 4th

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A, fitted np on the most approved principles, bepairing promptly attended to eepS

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I'ERRE-HAUTE I3SDIANA. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 81.1868." ESTABLISHED MAY 12,1861

THE "TIGER" OUT! THE 'TIGER" OUT! THE "TIGER" OUT!

COMPETITION DISTANCED!!

£jv"| yBUY GOOBS, EVERYBODY, W1IILK TIOtY AR2 CIIEAP!

Our Stock is too larqa to enumerate, but acti»o buyers will be amply repaid for coming to the

"DOWN TOWN" STORE,

As eyery Department will undergo tho same redaction in pricos as tho foJowing:

Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins 18 cts Good yard wide" 15 cts Merrimack, Spraguo and all best

Prints 12i Ginghams 18 cte Domestic De Laines 18 cts Honey-comb Quilts 1,50 Swiss Organdio Muslins 45 cts

These Ooodi arc Worth

Cent9!

riaiti, Buff, rink and Blue Organdie and JACONET LAWNS FIFTY OKNT9. Tlteae aro Ilia very beot quality, and have linen jelling at fiT, ctnf1.

Frrnrb Stripe 0IN6HAMd aad PERCALES

35 CENTS!

Tlic* G-reatest. Job

-IN—

I N I O O O I

Ai f£R Cm is a Yard, Ever Offered!

White Lace Points, Black ac& Points Selling at 50 Cents

On the Dollar!

Hoop Skirts at One Dollar! Ton trill haTe to pay 81,60 for them elsewharo.

Hoop Skirts $1,50 Sold Heretofore at Two Dollar*.

NOTION DEPARTMENT.

White Goods, Piques, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Parasols, Fans, Ac,,

Have Caught the "Tiger

Fearfully, and pricsa are bleeding profusely.

SKEPTICS

"Will take warning and not "flee" to the

"Buckeye" Cash Store,

Whon too lato, after having nup, lid their wants at rail oh higher prices—elsewhere—thinking ibis only

advertisement to

DRAW TRADE.

To all na h, disappointment will b» their fate, as wo shall do eTen more, Initeod of less than we

ADVERTISE.

Look out for Low Prices!

From this time out, at

W. H. BTCE Ai C!0.'S.

Wholesale & Retail Arocer,

N 1 9 0 a S

COFFEE and SUtiAR by the

ponnd, 100 ponnds, b«K and barrel.

Prices propoitioned to th» anion nt pnr.ihaiad

Wood Bauer and Picnic Crackers 8 l°3c. Cove Oysters, I lb. Cans, $1.85 per dozen, Teas by the poond or caddy* from $125 to H2.40.

HOlHA, CETLOMJAVA

OOInEN

PI Main Street.

Fo\!-:r.' IwtuJIsiW s.i.-l •••.i'--•

OOF'FEB,

RIO,

Stock large, fresh aiid complete

The interest of Customers cl03t.lv patched.

15 Barrels of Cider Vinegar on haria and for sale low.

Jii*

JMPORTED

Wines and Liquors,

IN PART

Rhine and Wosel Wines,

BORDEAUX CLABETS, I *~rr

Lisbon and Burguudy Fort and Sherry Wine, OOONAO BRANDY,

HOLLAND^ GIN,

All strictly PUBE and of the BEST qualities, a

G. WEISS'& CO S,

97 Main Street,

Between 3d »nd 4th 8ts.,

jelSdSm Terre Hirate. biiattb

«T

6!:-::aa ,V

EXPRESS

DRY COODS.

$ «.'• 1-fl* tl A-'j i' S«jsph' i* .* *k'2s *.*» •t»'

it C.K&

3SS»S»-r3S»

r, OTJUS

-1

.'.ac"

CORKEIilDS ft HA««ERT1

HAVE

J" UST OPENED

SOME

E A I S E S

OF SEASONABLE

DRESS GOODS.

ALSO A. LARGE 8TOOK OF

FAST COLORED PRINTS

IS 1-2 CENTS,

AND

Cbinu in Great Variety of Styles.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

Terre-Maute. Indiana.

WAKRBN'S IMPROVED

II ROOFING. We ara prepared to pit on thia Boot, nut warrant it for Ave years. Thli la the best and rheap« e«t Roof in

TIBA,and

i» fire-proof. Gallon OIjIFT A WILLIAMS,

Prairix Uity rianlnK Mills, rorner of 8th and Unlberry Street* laMtf

UNDERTAKERS.

^JNDBRTAKBJR.

31. W. O'CONNKLL Stviog pmchasfld back from E. TF Ohadwlck, Rrnbor ft Co., tbo Undertakers Establishment, and havlag bnd so yen y*ara experiaaoeia he baaines*, now prepared to farnisn U.taiio Burial Casra, Oaaketa, aad Wooden Oofflns, of all styiea and (izea, from the belt and lar^ait (took of bnrial material tn the State, at lOi Mala Street, Terro Hante, Indiana. ilwtf Terre Hau tey 29 Ma

8 A A O A

UN DERTAKEK, la prepare tocxeonte 1 order* In bis line with neatacu and dijpatoh rner of tbird and Cherry treets, Terre Hante, Indiana. Jan20-5-dwtf

PHYSICIANS.

A. AKNAX7D.

OrncE—Corner of Main aiti Fifth Streets, over the National State Bank.

UUIQXKCE—Cheatnot

St-, between 6th and 7th.

ml21y! TCRRB HAPT1. INP.

QARRIAGB MANUFACTORY,

HABPEB, WttDI & CO.,

Ooraer 2d and Walnut streets, Tarn Haute, lad., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, all the Uteec styiea of CARBIAQE8 ft BUQGIK8 We nee none bat tba flneet material is the oan strnction of our work, aad warrant it superior toaay offered In thla market. Bipedal attention given to BtPAianto. [JelOdtf

NION BAKKR1 AND

FLOUB STOKE.

FRAVH HEliriG A BBO MannCaetarer. of all kind* of

CEAOKBE8, BREAD and OAKES,

PBETZGL8, and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., betwees Oanal and i)«pot, E A E da30dly INDIANA.

ANTON

SHIDE,

ICAGBU Of" -,:A

Iastrnmeiitia and Vocal Masie. Ordera l.ft at Liadamaa'a or Catcraback'a promptly attended to. B.st of referentea (Iran.

July M8m

sdT

MILLINER*. __ -rf-

QHBAP

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AS AN APERIENT,

There is no medicinoso uch in favor wi'h tboito who are ar]uainte with their artion *s Kub»ek'a Blood Pills they aro cafe, pleasant and mild in their operation, and are purely gntable can be taken br cbiliiran ae will asadulie try them. .jaSa*# et tlwasli

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

As a remedy to soothe all nnous ficlt»mint and la its truest sense, a iwm'n., there ii perhtpi n' medioine ext nt h:ci i* rt^tirfd wi'h so muck favor aa Boback's Rt maoh Bitter. a wis gl'p? fnll en in to ed is nil that is ritjalied to produce soandand heaithfai eliep.

JURYSIPELAS,

Or, ai. Anthony's Fire, can ba most effectually eradioated by the nse of Bobuck's Blood Pnrlfier in oonlunrtion with Bobark'n Blood Plllif

OPTHALMIA,

Or. Inflammation ef the Eyes, not unfreqnently arises from a disordered state of the stomacb tew doses of Boback's Blood Pills will, in most cases, effect a euro by removing tho rans..

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Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedial, now befora toe public, io wall caloulated to purify the blood and reoonstrnct (so to speak) tba whole system ai Boback'a Blsod Purifier, 31ood Pills aad itosaarh Bitters

LEUCORKHCE A,

Or, Whitee, whloh follow local debility and c.£ stitotional weakness, aan be effectually cared by the u.eof Boba.k'e btomach Bitters. Do not lrt thadrnggist sell you any other reins iy, as thtx6 Sitters bia preptted with especial ref rence to thli complaint, and are warranted to cure.

BAD TASTE

In the month in the morning ia one of tho sjap toms of a bllioas ooodition or disordered state o: the liver, and rhonid

nor,

ior a single day,

BT:1Sbut

neglected, as It is tbo prrmooltory symptoK of a atnof

auci h» very n^ ia of disease.

Procure at one Boback's Blood Pille, administer them aocordmg to ihe directions accompanying eaohbox, and tbedifflcnl.y azi dtngorcf dlstain will at once bo remured.

NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most of tbo bitten of the present day Dr. Boback's are not Intended as a pleaaut stimulating whisky bever«iie, bntare perfectly modioinal, containing only .ufficient pure bourbon whisky to hold in solution the medi.inal cztrsr-tlvn matior from which they are composed,

Jyll ont sift win 2m

The tireat £aglish Beoiedy.

SIS JAXES CLABKO FEMALE jPIILS Prepared from a Prescription of Mr J. Clarke, 61 t., Physician Extraordinary to the Qaeos.

ThU invaluable medlcli.o la unfailiag in tbv our of all tho painful and dangeroa. disease* to which th? female coiistitutioa subject. It modeates all excesses «na removes all obstructions, from whatever cause.

TO 91ARBIEO L&DIES

It Is part oularly scited, It -'ill, la a ebert tlcit. bring on the monthly period with regularity,and although a powerful remedy, does not cuniaio anything hU'tful totbeoonstitntien. In allc.i.es of ^ervoua an Spinal Adections, Pain, in the Back and Limbs, Fatigu.- un alight exsrtloc. Palpitation of tbe Heart, Hysterics and Whites, it will effect a cure when all otber moans a are failed. Full directions in tho pampblut around each package.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

BEWAKC or Coc: Tiarsii6. Obaervo tha namt. af JOB

U08E3 on the paskago—purchase nonn wlthont It—all others aro base and woitble.'i imitations.

N, B.—Ona Dollar, with (I fteen cents for postage, enclosed to the sola Proprietor, JOB HuaiB•tlOortlandt street, New fork, will insure a tjot-

S a

on a in in if Pi a re

torn mail, .oour.ly sealed trim ail obfervatliia,

UPE-HEALTH-ST'EENQTHI! IalFJB—HEALTH—STHEN GTH!'

Tbe Creat Freucb Bemedy Delamarre's Specific PillB

Prepared by GASAHCIME Duroirr, io.

Kn«

Lombard, Pari and highly reccmmonued l»r tbeeniire Medical Faculty France. Ara a most energetic and efQolent Remedy iu oaiea of Bparmatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness. Nightly, Dally or Paia*Tuai fmlsslons Sexual Weakneea or IatrorxnoT Weakness arising irc-ru Secret Habits and tiexual Excesses Beiaxatl )t of tba Oenltal Organs Weak 8plne "Liiaf." i. "Briok.dust" deposit.in the Urine "Milky charges," Ac., and all tbe ghaatly train of tymp toms arlflng [rom OTarase or Exca ssea.

A Pamphlet, oontal ing full particulars, wlti, Diraotiona aad Advice, printed in French, Os: maa, Spanish aad Snglish, accompanies each bot and will ba sant by mall, trie cf rosi, to any whu will wrlla for It. m« fl|0O Nr Boi, or Six Boxes for SSiOu ASK FOB DILAMABBE'3 SPECIFIC PIT TS.

AND TAKE KO OTHEKS.

Bold by all tbe principal Druggists, or wiii b» •eat by mall, eecurely sealed from observation, on receipt of the pacified price by any adiarUsing Agent J, or by th. sole Proprietors, 08CA1. O. UOS£S A CO., V. Oortlandt Street, tf.w Tori: Agents for Terre Haute and vicinity,

I. L. S1AHAN A. CO

Orders by mall promptly attended to. 4 EOD—V latp SOW -WKOW-lyear.

Q.AS^ND STEAM FITTING.

tlaln Btroet, between 6th and 7tb, FBBOEBIK OEIOJGR. Having employed the servlo.. of J. H. i'ergu eon, a well known praatioal workman, he is now prepared to execute all erders in tbe above bcai naas, with promptness and (Uspatch. octSdly

QITf BILL POSTEB. GEO. w.

B¥IFSNIDEK.

Programmes and Circular* diitribv.ted in QOOD STYLEI 9^ All orders left at Dowitng Hall, or at to rintlng Oflloee, will be promptly ttended tow

JSWAP,

Succee or to W. Hnw*

raeS'

alt kind* of XlUlnerr Goods told at COSl dnrlng tha Winter moathe, at

Mr*. M. H. Abbotts,

llattofMOBM Dael«dtf

MaiWIKO,

Ho. 70 Ckerrj Street, k«tveea 3d and itt St»„ House and Sign Painting Wagon and Cviiane Pa-ntiug abd Paper Hanging, !oaein the b?si of atyle.

Good material used AU *ock warrontcd to five satiifaotion. Give me a call before going elsewhere. lyld 3m

JOHN ARMSTRONG, Auumlth and Stencil Cutler.

Flonr, Whisky and daok brands, also Plates for irking Clothing, cct to order. Umi made aad repaired In the beet of style*

All work warranted to give satisfaction. (Shop 2d door Eaatof the New Court Hons?, q£|9 street, at the Vigo connt? Hay Boalea. (dl