Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 August 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAK.

BY TELEGRAPH

Union Pacific Railroad ComDieted 700 Miles West of Omaha!

Great Fire in thto Woods in Canada.

McCooto Anxious it to •Fight Coburn.

CABLE NEWS.

Disturbed Condition of Spain.

Tifmrting to Disastrous Results.

A Financial Crisis Antici

pated I

COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN BELGIIM.

Persons Killed and a Number Wounded.

ST.

Great

Prance.

PABIS, August 10.—Dispatches received annri^ooo another terrible colliery explosion at Jernmapes, in the province of Huynaolt, Belgium fifty one penions were killed and a great numberinjured.

The appeal in the case of the United States against Armans in which a counter claim is involved, has been decided in the Court Imperial in favor of the United States. The suit involved the question whether the Messrs. Arman had corrected to build vessels for the Southern Confederacy.

PARIS, Aug. 10.—Tho Emperor Napoleon on his return from Plornovienes stopped a short time at Troyes, where he was received with great enthusiasm by the people.

The Mayor at the head of members of the municipal Government waited on his Majesty at the depot and presented an address of welcome.

The Emperor replied, thanking the Mayor, the municipality and people for this their warm demonstration of affection.

He expressed the hope that no untoward event would occur to disturb the peaceful progress of trade and agriculture, and concluded with an invocation to God to protect France.

The Emperor's speech was received with prolonged cheers and repeated cries of "vive l'Empereur."

England.

LONDON, Aug. 10.—Accounts received daily from Spain represent the disturbed condition of the country is leading to disastrous results.

Latest advices from Madrid say a financial crisis is anticipated. Lieut. Gen. Juan Peseula had been appointed Captain General of the province of Catalonia.

From St- Louis.

LOUIS, Aug. 10.—The anniversary of the battle of Wilson Creek was celebrated at Turner Hall to-night. Eloquent orations were delivered by General Shepherd, member of General Lyons ataff^ and Emile Pretorious.

M'COOLK.

Mike McCoole held a levee and receiv-. el the congratulations of his friends at his saloon to-day. He hat written a letter to Frank Queen in reply to an article in the latest Clipper to require him to order a representative to appear at the Clipper offioe on the 13th.

He is anxious to meet Coburn personally and settle arrangements for a meeting in the ring, but as ho cannot be in New York at (he time named he will meet Coburn at the Monongehtila House, in Pittsburgh, August 13th.

HEAVY RAINS.

Three heavy rains have fallen here today which will have a beneficial effect on vegetatien in this section. Heavy thunder and lightning storms are passing over the city to-night.

I From Montreal. MONTREAL,August

10.—The members

of the NoVtt Scotia Legislature have agreed to employ constitutional means alone to extricate Nova Scotia from the Dominion, and deprecate rebellion or annexation to the United States. The meaning of this is, they accept the situation. Business in the local Legislature goes on to-day under protost. Mr. Howe accepts the situation unreservedly.

From New Orleans.

NEW

ORLEANS, August 10.—In sup

port of Gov. Warmouth's assertion that 150 murders were committed last month in this District, and half of them in this State, yesterday's Republican contained two columns of extracts from, and referencea to, letters in Warmouth's possession, detailing outrages in country parishes from March last to date. These extracts do not show that either civil or military authorities, or the Freed men's Bureau, ^tc^c cognizance of these affairs.

The Cattle Plague.

PROYIDXNCS,

R. I., Aug. 10.—Seven

of a drove of 33 Illinois cattle purchased at Albany last Tuesday died here Saturday and Sunday. Eleven had previously been killed apparently in good health and dressed and the meat stored. All the rest are in the last stages of disease. None of the meat will be allowed to reach the public.

A similar lot of cAt tin was bought for Boston, some of which were sick when they arrived there.

Fire in the Woods.

ST. AMTB,

CANADA, Aug. lO.-The

fire which ha* been raging in tho woods in this neighborhood the past week reached (hil place, Saturday and destroyed eleven houaes, the railroad station an 4 all of the Northern Railroad buildings. The track wa» badly damaged and a culvert destroyed.

large quantity of timber

also destroyed. The track has been repaired and trains resumed regular tripe to-day.

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From New York. ,ss

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YOKK, Aug. 10.—A special from

London says, Admiral Farragut arrived at Constantinople on the steamer Frolic. The U. S. steamer Franklin stopped at Sierrien to inquire into the complaint that some Greeks had set fire to and destroyed an American ship.

GERMAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.

The association of German-American teachers, which meets every few weeks in this city, have submitted reports of the educational system pursued by them, to the Superintendent of Public Instruction in Washington. It appears that German children going to regular schools in this country usually forget the language of the"Faderland,'' and tho schools were first organized to do away with this state of affairs. Thoso have, in the course of time, been greatly improved, until now they are claimed to be equal to the best schools in Germany.

CAMI" MEETING.

Tho camp meeting at Sing Sing continues to increase in being already ernctos!.

Rev. Wm. Morely Funschon, tli

DISEASED CATTLE.

There is some excitomont. in the city over the report of large trains of diseased cattle bfting on Ihe way here from the West. An inveEtigntion nf the slaughter houses at Communipaw yesterday disclosed the fact that most of the mta.t there was diseased. Ovftr one hundred car loads of cattle have arrived at Bergen since Saturday, and sisty-nina arrived at Coramunipaw yesterday.

About a hundred diseased cattle have been killed at Coaununipaw and placed in tanks for rendering. The market is seriously affected, and price for live stock has fallen off considerably.

The demand for beef in restaurants has also fallen off to-day Guards are to be stationed at all railroad lines to prevent shipment of diseased cattle here, and every cattle train will be accompanied by a competent medical officer.

One instance of sickness from eating diseased moat is reported, but prompt measures of the Board of Health will prevent further cases.

TUE HARK TKOWBRIDGE.

A list of the officer/i and crew of the bark Henry Trowbridgo, all of whom were lost, shows that all of them except tho captain were from Now York. The captain wsn a resident of New Haven.— Thirty of the dead seamen wort) found in tho lore-castle when the vossel was first discovered, and yesterday anothor dead body was found in a bunk, making tho fourth which has been discovered. Tho list numbers ten, altogether, «o there are six still missing besides tho captain's wifo and childron, all of-whom are supposed to havo t'lkon to the lw.its and heon swamped.

THUNDER »TORM.

The thunder storm of Saturday was very severe on tho Jersey side of tho Hudson river. Hudson City was badly flooded, and onn now building demolished by lightning. Sovoral houses wero ."-truck by lightning in Newark, Flobokon tc, but no lives Inst.

INJUNCTIONS.

Judgo Cardoseo to-day, in the caaos of O'Brien, Musraine Gates against tho Hock Island Railroad, vacated tho injunctions against tho said corporation and denied the motion for a receiver, holding that tho Company is subject to the jurisdiction of tho States of Iowa and Illinois, and by their laws its powers must be tested.

HAY GOING TO EUROPE.

Several European steamers have recently taken large quantities of hay, and it is said every steamer for a fortnight ahead is engaged to take it as far as conzenient. One lino is even under orders from their agent*, abroad to fill all available space not supplied by shippers, with this article for ship's :iccount.

Contracts for delivery of middling upward cotton are offered at 2GJ for October, 24$ for Novembor, and 23£ for December, but there are no buyers, nntwitnstanding great concession.

YELLOW FEVER

No new now case? of yt-llow fever at Quarantine, and only three convnlescents remain in the hospital.

SECRETARY til" THENAVT.

Secretary Welles arrived in (he gunboat Tallapoosa and wao received with customary honors at the Navy Yard. He loft this afternoon for Boston and Ports moHth.

RIOT.

Quite a Hot "occurred in'iho squatter district of Brooklyn known Jackson's Hollow," Sunday The police tried to seize the goats, freeze, Sre., belonging to the inhabitants, which had become an intolerable nuisanca in the neighborhood, but were beaten off with flubs and stones. Some of the rioters were arrested and held for trial.

LIGHTNING.

A tree in Morrissiana was struck by lighting Saturday and burned two hours. Two persons experienced effects of the shock, but not seriously injured.

DIED.

Bobt. Pell, fur sovoral years Secretary for the American Fn»t» Trade League, died in Switzerland tho 24ih of July.

ADDRESS.

Tho -Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr.. ad dressed an opon air meeting at the junction of Houston 8tre«t and tho Bwory Sunday.

FIRE.

Fire broke out to-day at 3 p. m., at Hunters Port, Lonvr Island, destroying a varnish factory belonging tollobbs, Rligh

Hibbard, of Now York. Daniel A. Johnson, Superintendent of the factory was burned to death, und t.wo others slightly injured.

Two dWtl ing houses adjoining, owned by Jno. Hunt were also destroyed. I.oss of Hobbs, Bligh & Co., $20,000.— Insurance unknown.

Hunt's lop a was about $2,500, inroiranco $500.

t- Colorado.

ST. LOUIS, Aug.

10.—A

Denver dis

patch says Schuyler Colfax and party arrived Saturday and were to leave for Central and Golden Oity to day.

THE CROPS.

A larger breadth of rropi was planted iu Colorado this year than ever before.— Seasonable rains and early departure of gras? hoppers insure a larger yield.

It is estimated 60,000 acres are under cultivation in Colorado, ot which threetenths are wheat and three-tenths corn

Corn, it is estimated, will yield thirty bushels per acre.

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From Washington

"WASHINGTON, D.

C,, Aug. 10.—With a

view of ombodying in the next annual report from the general land office an article on the progress of population, manufactures, agriculture and commerce in this country, Commissioner Wilson addressed a circular letter to the Governor's of tho different States in the Union, respectfully requesting a reply to the following inquiries: 1st, What was the population of your State on the 1st of July, 1868, according to the most reliable data or estimates? 2d, What was the aggregate true value of real and personal property respectively? 3d, What amount of capital invested in manufacturer, what species of manufac* tures does it represent, and what is the annual value of manufactured articles/ 4th, What is the extent in miles of the railroad system of your State finished and in progress, each separately, and what amount of capital is devoted to this enterprise? 5th, What is the character and extent

numbers, 400 tents of your commercial facilities, embracing rivers, canals, railroads &c? 6th, What is the number of cities and towns in your State, and how many have a population of 3,000 or over

WM-

leyan preacher from England, who was a delegato in tho Chicago quadrienniel conference, was on tho grounds on Friday and delivered a sermon.

Rev. Henry Ward Roecher wan invited to preach yesterday, but the invitation did not reach him in tiino, and Row Dr. Newman, of Now Orleans, officiated. It is believed Mr Bef'fhfr will accept 'ihe invitation.

MILITARY.

By direction of the President, Brevet Maj. Geu. Wm.S.Hanvey, retired, will report in person for duty to Lieut. Gen.. Sherman at St. Louis. 1st Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler, of the I Corps of Engineers, has been detailed for duty on the Staff of the Commanding

General of the Department of California.

NATAL.

Capt. Geo. F. Emmons has been detached from command of the United States steamer Ossipee, and ordered to return to New York.

Capt. L. C. Saxton has been ordered to command the Ossipee, stationed in the North Pacific Squadron.

GEN. GRANT.

Information received at army headquarters from the General-in-Chief that he will leave Galena on the 15th inst., asd como East.

GEN. MEADE.

Gen. Meade, recently appointed Commander of the Department of the South, in his order assuming command of the Department states the post and disposition of troops in the States of North Carolina and South Carolina will remain for the present as now ordered, and tho commanding officers of the posts will report direct to these headquarters.

The Departmental staff will for the present be the same as for tho 3d military District.

All goneral staff officers and others on staff duties nrt especially assignod by tho War Department will report by letter to these Headquartors through their respective Chiofs of staff.

DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA.

General Order No. 1 from tho Department of Louisiana, dated New Orleans, 4th inst., has been issued by Gen. Buchanan, announcing tho command of the 5th Military District to consist of the Stato of Toxas, as transferred to Brevet Maj. Gen. J. J. Keynolds. Tho States of Louisiana and Arkansas in pursuanco of orders from army headquarters are organ'zed into tho Department of Louisiana, Headquarters at New Orloans. Tho subDistrict of Arkansas, until further orders, will be known as the District of Arkansas, and will bo commanded by the senior officer sorving therein, Headquarters at Littlo Rock. Tho commanding General will immediately mako tho necessary returns of troops, serving in his District, to Headquarters, Department of Louisiana.

UNION PACIFIC R. R.

Tho Commissioners of the Union Pacific Railroad have examined tho 24th section of 20 milos of that road, commenc ing at tho 680th and terminating at the 700th milo post west from Omaha, and forwarded thoir report to thelnterior Department.

The President of the U. S. has approved the report and directed the issue to the company of tho bonds and patents for land due on completion of said section.

Fire.

CLEVELAND, O., August 10.—The Continental Hotel, at Crestline, took fire yesterday from escaped gas igniting at the furnace. Three persons seriously injured. The house and furniture damaged $10,000 before extinguished. There was considerable loss by theft from the boarders.

From Boston.

BOSTON, August 10.—General Butler was thrown from his carriage, in Gloucester, last evening and severely bruised,

STREET ROW.

In a street row yesterduy between a party of Germans and Irish, a man uatued Daniel Shay, about 20 years of age, was fatally stabbed. A number of arrests were made.

PUBLIC RECEPTION DECLINED.

Mr. Motley, our late Minister to Austria, has declined an invitation to a public reception, extended to him by Governor Bullock, Mayor Shurtle of this city, and many other prominent citizens.

AN EDITOR ASSAULTED.

Rev. Joseph C. Lovejoy, a well known Democratic orator, assaulted Geo. Fisher, editor of the Cambridge Chronicle, this morning, in consequence of failure to extort an immediate apology from the editor for some sarcastic comments on one of Lovejoy's speeches. But three or four blows were struck as Fisher made no resistance, and retreated aa Boon as possible.

Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10.—The first race was for sequel stakes, $50 entrance, $750 added, two miles for 3 yoar olds. Tho following horses started:

Gen. Duke, Pennock's b. I. by Colossus, Alburn and Boaster. The latter was puller! up on the last quartor. Albura took up tho running to the quarter polo Boaster wont to the front at half-mile Gen. Duko wont around tho stretch ovon with Boaster, and ontering tho second mile, took tho lead, and Colossus filly being in tho second place in tho last half milo and making a good second. Albura was third.

The track lair and weather beautiful time 1st mile, 1 50, second l.50£ betting juBt previous to the raco was 5 1.o

Gilroy carried 2? pounds ovor Villoy. Tho raco was for a purse of $500, dash r.f threo-quartors of a mile for 1 year olds, win nerol|Saratoga stakes 5 pound extra, won by Altavela in 1.19*, beating Bonnie 2d, Camerons luvercauld 3d.

A Bank Robbed.

Taov, N. Y., Aug. 10.—The First National Bank of East Bennington, Vermont was robbed Saturday night. The lock of the vault was pickeia by burglars, and an unknown amount of bonds belonging to individuals stolen. Not much money obtained.

Stock Train off the Traok. PORT

JERTIS. Aug. 8.—Stock train No

30, of the Erie Bailroad, coming east ran off the track this afternoon three miles west of Hancock. The engine and number of cars went down the embankment, killing the fireman, Chas. Barber. The engineer escaped nninjared by jumping from the engine. Quite a large quantity of stock killed. ftfUl

CINCIHHATI,

August 10.

FLOUR—Firm and in k'ood local demand ai $10(810 10 for family. WHEAT—Firm, No 2-now at 82. No 1 at 2 10 no old in market.

CORN—Firm at 92§93 for ear and 96@97 for shelled. OATS—Stoaly nt 52@55 for No 2 and 1.

RYE—Adrniiced to $1 40 and the supply light. COT! ON—Firmer, middling 29@29%. TOBACCO—Unchanged. IFHISKX—Sold 1 G.le but lioido- ask 70. MES.S PORK—Dull and prices nominal at 529. LARD—Oflered at 18%, no demand. BUf.K MEATS—In sood demand, shoulders sold at 12%, loose sides held at ll/4@14%-

BACON Firm, shoulders 13%, clear rib and clear sides 16}£gi7}4 an active deman I for sugar cured hams at 21 fji city St Louis brands are offered at 20^4 delivered here.

BUTTER—Firm at 35@38. EGGS—16c.

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CLOVER SEED—Held at #13}£. TIMO RHY—813.50 and in demand. FLAX- In demand at $2, but none coming in. LINSEED OIL—Adraced to 81 05. GROCERIES—Unchanged and and qutet. BEEF ?ATTLE—Dull at 3@6. HOGS—In demand at 8@10. jv/T GOLD—146% buying.

NEW YORK MABKET liy Telegraph. NEW

YORK,

August 10.

COTTON—A shade firmer but not very active, at 29£@30 fer middling uplands, chiefly 29%. FLOUR—Dull and 10(gl6c lower with sales at 87 60(g8 25 for superfine State and western, 8 70 ®9 80 for extra State, 8 8U@10 8^ for ex western, 11 00@13 25 for white, wheat extra, 9 10013 5'J for O, 10@12 for extra St. Louis, 12 50@ 14 50 for No 2 choice do closing dull aud heavy. California easier at 10 60^12 G5. Rye flour firm at 8fl»10 7f'.

CORN MEAL-Quiet. WHISKY—Firm at 67% in bond. WHEAT—Drill and drcopine at 2 17 rcr ambsr Green Bay.

RYE—Scarce and firm. BARLEY—Nominal. MALT—Qui

tai.d unchanged

CORN—Heavy und l@2c lower at lu@i 1 .£ for unsound and 1 16@117 for sound mixed western afloat, 1 1G for tiigh mixed nearly yellow.

OATS—Ac ive without decided change at 82 for western in store and 8i@83?i afloat. BICE—Dull.

COFFEE—Rather heavy. SUOAB—Steady, Cub» ll^ailj,. MOLASSES-Dull. HOPS—Quiet nl 10@30 for American PEThOLEUM—Firm at,-lT% for crude and 31%@34% for refined in bond.

PORK—Quiet and heavy at 828 C8@28 75 for new mess, closing at 28 75 regular, 28 60@28 75 for old do, "i 50 for pxi—" and for prime mess.

BEEF—Steady CUT MEATS—Firm at 13@13% for shoulders and 16@l9Jg for hama middles firm and quiet,

LARD—Quiet and heavy at 18@I9 for steam, rbiofly 18-'^@18%, and 19@19% for Ileitis rendered.

BUTTER—Quiet at "'OS.I for Ohio and :0@39 for State. CHEESE—Firm al U@17.

OOLD—Lower, opening at 4r.%, advancing lo 47?g. and closing at 46^@4C%*

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ATTORNEYS.

Wm. E. McLean, 9fi Main street. Baird & Crnft, H'?, Main Street. Scott ft Dny, 50 Ohio

Streot.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

.1. A. Vrydagh, coruor Main and Fifth. Olift Si Williamn, corner Ninth and Mulberry

I BAKERS. S

Frank ITeiulgit Pro., Lafayette Street J*. 4

BILL POSTING.

«'leo. W. Jleifiwider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chas. E. Rugglos, 1G North Fourth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.,

Hurtled & Austin, 101 Main street. J. P. McDonald, PostofBce Lobby.

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M. \V. O'Connell, Main street cast of fourth.

CARRIAGE FACTORS.

Harper, Wlldy & Co., Cor. l!d and Walnut.

CLOTHING.

W. tl. Bannister, 79 Main Street, jl Grover & Miller, 81 Main fUreet. m.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.'

R. Garvin Owen, Principal, cor. 6th & Mam.

COA1MISSION AND GRAIN.

E. R, Bryant 4. Co., EaBt Main Street. John UaneyA: Co.. First fit., on Canal Basin

DENTISTS

Li. 11 Bartt olomew, 157 Main Street. C. o. Lincoln, Cth St., between Slain and t'lilo. t. Richardson,Ohm street, bet. Third and.4th.

DYE HOUSES.

fl. fr". Main, hnlween and 7th Sts. niarldfi-, N.. North 4tli St.

DRY GOODS.

Tuell, Kiploy A Co., corner 5th and Main street. W. S. Uyee.t Co., 77 .Main street 0. Wittig & Co.. Til Main street Edsall A Co., corner Fnnilh it ml Slain utreet Saxton Wftiuisk'j, 111 Main utroot. i.orneliUR& llagKeity, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Grover, fourth dtreet, opposite Market. Birr, Gnlick Berry, corner Main and Fourth. 1. L. Maban & Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. U. A Davis, corner Main and 'I bird.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.'m

Jones it Jones, east side Public Squaro. Lyne & Lawes, Main St., near corner 7th.

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.

F. Geiger, Gas and Bteaiu Fitter, Main Street, between bth and 7tb.

GUNSMITH AND ST1NCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS.

Jusej.h C. Yates, 145 Main street. Westfall Btothers, 85 Main street,

HOTELS. *M

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark Bouse, corner Ohio and First. i'erre Bause Uoufe, corner Main and Seventh. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

Wm.B Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.

IOE DEALERS.

Jacob StoiniO' hi, f.rt Main Street. Jac.h Ilaj -ui-iters at flippetne'n.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scoll .t 1'rano, Main street,east of Fifih.

Gen. Duko against field. Second race was for a pnr.«o of $400, mile heats for beaten horse, all ng03

Tho following is tho summary Villoy, 3, l, 1 Gilroy, 2, 2, 2 Morrissey, 1, distanced. Time, 1.45,1.46J, 1.47J.

There was vory heavy betting and largo amounts were staked on Gilroy against the field at 3 to

JEWELLERS.

i\ K. Fr»*inftD, 74 Main atroot. 3 .lohn Ti Fryman,

r» Warren

Bloc fc

JOB PRINTER.

Jnhu.A. llryan, lift Miin Street.

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. ft. I.indemann, !U Main utreet.

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Injunction.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 10.—The .adams Express Company havo asked of Judge Underwood an injunction to prevent the Washington, Alexandria & Georgetown Bailroad from going into receivers hands as directed by the State Courts. The case is set for hearing on the 20th inst.

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph. 1

Ki/wnor, Palace of MUDIC, 43 Ohio Btr(«t.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tiltman, IS south 1 St. opp. Post ofllre,

MILLINERY.

Mrs. If. Abbott, opposite Post Office.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

1'. H. P,idd.le, 151 Main street.

PLUMBER.

R. Buck ell, Fourth street.* k'

RAILROAD AGENT.

JamoA H. Turner, at McKeen it PaddofVH Mill

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. **«.

Uirkcoi, Scott A Co., CO Ohio Street. tlendricli 4 Lange, corner Main and 4th street"

RETAIL GROCERS.

Jfiw-ph Strong, 190 Main street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. V*

P.. Wei«7, opposite Post Office. -i.T

STOVES AND TINWARE.

G. Foster Smith, one door East' Hnlraaa*. fl. R. Henderson, Fourth street. South «f O James B. Haggerty Co., 1S7 Main street.-

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTfl Foot", 0 Main street. UNDEBTAKEB, Isaac Ball, corner Third and Obarrj,,^.- 'A M. W. O'Contsll, MalaStrMt.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

6 I O A S Al A GREAT 33:FtI"VE!

50 Silk Mantles and Cloaks be closed out at half their positive value. 835 Cleaks marked $18,00 •30 Cloaks 'o.OO 25 C'loak* I*i50 $20 Cloak* 10,00 $15 Cloaks B.t**

Terrific slaughter in all Summer Kress Goods. TUELL. RIPLKY A CO.

BOOTS AND SHOES

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Boots & Shoes

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Having just received, at

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a well aelt*. tfd stock of an Childieri'a Summer vrhi fe I til otter for SAI al the

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And 1 have also received a large ttdS.'itment of Men's, Uoy's niu Yuutt*« Boots and Shne», ln ugbt at the bead ol the market, so th«y can be

Sold to Salt the Present Times!

My motlo is "Bny Cfuap, tfetl Cheap—-dull rrofits aud Qaich Sal*.* 1 also manufacture ail kia-ie of

MEN'S WORK

Ou the uti-if inst notion aa.l tho mjot intjiiK-nable styles MENDING done n-ntly nn.l in li&ste.Don't ferfee( th" pla:e. but cull an.l (Xnn.ine. it you in ii.jt buy.

E. UUiiiJM.

JySJtf N.i.16, North 411. VI..

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Hoots A Shoes Very Cheap Ti

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Stool** Ullai 4«tfcig4-«*h, iH*k? .....1,1 tor Btr.i'.k. Y.'H wlllsn.1 m.inxy tiy oalllDj/ I.In. at

No. 8 Mechanics Hlouk, I'ai llrnlftf AttenHmi I* xl*en

O t! STOM W 01-*. Thia l*pai tm.-tit In thu hands ..f Still.) Ffil

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HiltfOllo S'j?

A I E E N S

CAST-CAST-STfiRIi PI.0W

HOW IT IS JYIADEI

Why It "Scours."

ITS EASE ~OF DRAFT!

Why it is the Most Durable!

ADAPTION TOJARIOUS W0KK! 8t»bl»le-0lover-hod Prairie Hod

CONVENIENCE OF REPAIRS

Why it is the Chonpt^t!

ETC.. ETC., ETC

The Novelty of the Cast-Cast* .i/H8'""''10"'u I saving of Time! Saving of Money!

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Its Remarkable Durability!

Facts and Figures

Repairs for Eight Years.

Five ont of Six or Kit Mown noirt (luring tbe last

MKIItbe I I'ettrM

LERRE-HAUTE INDIANA. TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 11,1868. ESTABLISHED MAY 12, 185 1

Iiav«

had no Reiiaira HhatCTor,

Call on, or send for i'i.ii ii^.r, of Plow to bny,a\..l why," i.

Clint

JOKES farm Iiupb-mont", TKBBE HAUTE, iMi

DYK aOl/WK.

H. CJLAttllXJE

Baa retnriied to this ci'y, and fitted Steam Dyeing and Scouring EB-abUshniout, Af. thf old Stand, "Jo. 8 North Fourth

SUeot,

wtmrv Ub wilt

he pleased to moot his old friM-ils, Af.a Qiunj new ones as may favor Mm Kith their i»atr«*na^ 25dti

QHBAP M1LL1JS KRY

all klu.ts of ftlllllnery JooJk s..ui OH!..Inrliii tl.r.'Wii.ttn tm.ntl.-

Mrs. 1. ii. Abhim'N, lie tbe Hott OtttiV.

O COJSTKACTORS.

Sealed Prososals will be received by ib- Cum mon Council of th" City of Terro Ua.:n ,it iheiv next regular meeting, lor tho gracing and grr»v eling ot'Sixth Street, irom She: ts ain-ft sonlli (2, 00 feet,) to Jones' Corner.

Bonds will be required for the faitb.nl r:Vi| mancs of said work in accordant-" wlili :n» plnou and specifications on fik in thn otlii the City Ene

Inter.

The Council reaorre thi riRlit lo i. je. uiiyblj Ihey may doom not in the interest »f tlw Clty.The Contractor will require.! lo perlorm all Iho requirements of th* Counril, makinR a id and substantial Wort.

And the Council also re servo tin- ri^l.t to tak« possession of tho wotk befor.-- c»mpl«tina, it the I'ontractor fails to do tho work in it untUtarthry manuer to the Ootincil. fiat

By ordrrof theCoramon Cotini::!.' ,'«• i)»! BIOHAUD Sl'ROPT, City KnRinciT. Aug. 7,r 18fi8 12t-ltay

CHRGABY

mSTITDTK,

CNOL1SU ANI' KUk.Nl ll

If OH NO Ti A 1 M, ?.S

Boarding and DayPuplls, 1527 AND 152ft 8PRUCK STRKFT,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re sp^ti "n Monday, flept. 2^d. FtiE!tm is the languag" ot" the Family and is ^instantly spoken in the Institute.

MAPAMK nriRTlViLI.Y, Prinoi pal.

|el7drimend

WM.

WOOLLEN,

MA6ISTRATJ

And General Collrctiiiff Agent.

Any bnslnoMentrusted to I.iin, promptly attended to Office on Ohio streAt, between 4th and •".th streets. nidim

SZ-s' "'n't ^*5$*

SWAP, •-.••".18^

Succes OT to W. Hf.Viiiti1lliStffi.'vjj

so. 70 Cfcerry Btreet, between 3d nn 4tb 8ts., HOUM

J. & P. Coats'

K»T NIX CO It CiBlKD

"j* Tbread—-

HIJRH ACCHISCMMJS,

,•„ ..toi'LK AVJKNTS IN NEW YOKK, ..

Nu. IO^ Dnniie

It MJ It trcVMi'ilh

j, -itv Vi --I *i** i-

CIotbmg-mftnufHCUtPets

Will find J. d- P.

And pnrchftser?

of SrooL COTTON Tor use on Sowing Machines, demanding tho bost and strongest

'. SIX-CORD,^?

Coats'

Expressly adapted to their vanlx.

Jy7(lejil:ini

700 MILES

or THE

yrenow finished and In operation. Aiore than twenty thousand men at., employed, and it la not impossible that the entire track, from Omaha to dacramento, will be finish*,t in^lS69 lustead of 1870.

The UNION l'Ai'IFIO UAHJROAD I OMPANY receive. I.—A Government Grant of the light .f way, »11 ner-'Riv.ry rimber and otter inaterlala fonnd ilong the line of it* operations. II.—A ttovernment Graw of ls.soo arree .t Und to tlii- mile, taken In alternate sections ou each ai.le c-f itd roa-1. This la an absolat« danjlii.Q, an.i-vrtll Is &sonr«o of large rsventts In the ftit nre. ill,-A (iomameiii tirant oi Cnited St»t« Tt.ir-tj-year B..rn!s, sD.i.niitlng to from $113,000 to gJ8, 00 per inili\ according to the dlflUnllits

tu be snrmonntoit on Tarions sections to tie t...iit. The Uovtirnmcnt takes a second tnortagg» rto a securic and it is expected that not only the interest, bat th* principal-amount maybe aid In services rendered by the Company in transporting troops, malls, Ac. IF,—AftOTernniMllfimitoftherlgUt to Issue its '_ownFIR9T MORTGAQE BONDS, to aid in

Imliaing tho road, to the same amount as the -0. Bonds, leaned for the tame purpose, and ,uurr. Tne tlovF.BKHBNT I*F.aMtT3 the Trnstoes of Ihe First Mortgago Bondholders to de litor the Itonds to the Company onlv aa the i.....I Is c.unipleted, and after it has been ei-

r.iulno.l l.j (iniiod States Commissioners and in j:...iincf.t to be In all reipects a first-class Kallrnal. v.-A rapt tat Stock Subscription from the stockholdem, of which ovfr Eight Million Dollari have

I ",,ii (nl,] in uiioa the work already done, and which will be Increased ae tl.e wants of tho Company require,

VI.- Nt'l !ash.Karnlngs on itsWn ItoHiness' that already amount to MOBF. THAN Tnr. iNTtf:itST .... Ibii I rret Mortgage Bonds. Thoso earn-

IritTM urn no indication ef the vast through trufllr lliat a list follow telopening of tli.. line tnllieraMn.', bnt they certainly prote that

nm IH0RT€IA«S BOMIS

il!i!i

I. propiirty, costing nearly three Mine* llidlr amount,

Are Secure fieyendContingency.

Tl... Uniuu I'd.'ifir, Bonds ran thirty years, are fiorjl,000 each, and havo coupons attached. They bear an:.nnl Interest, payablo on the first days of January and July at theComptn)'* Office in tho City of Ktiw'Tork, at the tato of nix per cent. In gol.i- The prlnc'pal in payable in gold at matnri y.

In. prirn in in'.!, and is at. the present late of

giii.I, 11 .iy pay a liberal income on their ?osf. Theci.spany believe that these Bonds, at the prmonf. rate, arc thn cheapest security in the market ami rpflerTe the right to advance the Prlcc at any time. Snbscrlptions will be received in New

Turk

Saving of Horses!

At the Company S Office, Mo, *iO

John J. &- Son, Bankers, No. 59 Wall ST., A ml by l.eadiog Bnnkhrn generally throughout

United States.

Remiltnncfs thmtliQbe mado in tbaft.% or c/hrr funds par in New Ycrl., ami the Bonds will l« etnifm of charge by re.'itru Partien tubacribing through

local Uijents, will I.ok t.i them far tafs delivery. A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOB 1868 bas joai bnt-H iiubliih-'il by the Company, giving fuller tnfnFii.atl.ui tli'iii Is possible In an advertlaement, respectiuK l'"1 Irogresa of tho Work,the Resourciw i.f Hi.- i.'ountry traversed by the Boad, tro Meoiia f..r Co-strn.-tlon, anil tbe valne of the B,.nJn, niiielt will bo sent free on application at theChrapiny's offices or to any of the advertised ag jiita.

Tbu ruopt POPULAR,

and Sign Painting,

Wagon and Carriage Painting and Pnper Hanglag, dose in the best of stryiA. Oood material used All work warranted tu give satisfaction, flivs me a call before going

-"wh*r'"

-MM'f J* .J W i»trt A «.MAM

3 .por?

JOCN J. CISCO, Tressnr^r, N» ForS. July 21. 1807. diw.2m

NEW GROCERY

AND

PROVISION STORE!

JF. D. MOLLOY,

DEARER IN

Groceries and Provisions,

No. I) 4th Street, one door South orthe Post oaee, Terre-Hante, Indiana.

Tin. uii,it-.-sl(rn«J bai Just opened at the above Family Grocery and Provision (?tor._, "with a large and well selected stock of now aad frnRh articles suitable for very day use In-families, to which he calls tbe attention of hln friends tho public generally.

GIIOIIHand

deliver, to any part of the city frree

of charge. liigtrntttiosh price said for Country Produce. jy/dt.w F. f. UOLI.OT.

QKU^ITET

CROQUETJ CROQUET 1

FASCIKATINO

JJMDERTAKKR.

and

IlKALTiiFtrL amusement evor invented. Every family should havo a game. Liook.* of Instruction, 25 cent*.

Hradlny'fl Patent Croquet is the beat. For Bale by O. BARTLETT.

UNDERTAKERS.

M. W. O CONNELL Having purchased hack from IE. IT Chadwlok, timber Co., the Ondartakers establishment, and haviug bad seven years experience in the bnsines, bow prepared to furnish Hetalle Burial Cases, Caskets, and Wooden Ooffias, of all styles and slzea, from tbe beat and largest stock of burial material in tbe State, at 104 Main Street, Terra Haute, Indiana. dwtr Torre Baa toy 29.M*

A A A

UND£RTAK£H.

Ia prepared to execute 1 orders tn bla line with neatness and dlapatoh mr of third and .gharrf treats, Tm-re Haute, lsdtoss. IsilM-ltrtf

BILL POSTJHJ.

QITY

GEO. W. B¥IF9H1DSE.

Program met and Oireulart dBuMhuttJ faGOOD STTLKl

mar AH order* lift at po«Uiig Ball, or a* th rlnting OtBeea,^rtll be p?oaptlyjtteadad tow (.iiMisa dil^atofa. takttt

.'SI-*'-'."** 'a' ttefl

SATURDAY, JULY 25th.

BOWIf

i* ^s»

COST

f-1

*4J

"I PIQUES! or-.-**# ?.,tU «S^Sjas-«.w a'-im 'mm

'l it 4 rt

DOWM! '•••j-

... 9*. ,!'»»* u.,"*

id-t 1Sr4 »i£j -"41

,f| PERCALES I

DOWN If}- f»« mm

o* ifiWkv

.r.»

No?. 50,60 & 70

A W I N S

fj JfS=*

sift

For Mozambiqti'6»

-nt't e-'-sjMtft-j* awliuotf. 1'J

COST!

R. K.

=.ifs -..v.-LEINOS I

'Bias#-!v

I W-.i WfH

"V'. -fit---,

if- kt-t

REDUCTION!!

..,TO CLOiiE

SUMMER aOODS,

-AT-

MASSAO

street,

AND BY

EDS ALL & GO'S.

-'4 i»i~* ,.f»i ii

J' i*

-'th 4 -r

Alpacas,

Light Dress Ooods,

Pacific Lawns,. Flgnred Brilliants* Figured Chintzcs.^r

Figured Piques^

i»ri 1 le-Sfi

Are Harked Down!

1 1 O A

PRICES MADE to SELL

TJSE GOODS without re

gard to the COST/

EIMALL CO.,

Cor. 4th and Main St*.

DRY COODS.

WITTIG&CO:,

!?a

MAIN STRRKTl"

OPPOSTTK :MoKERW8 ftANh*

sMrft a »'j'W

-I •.i.t Jt 1 WE OfFfflt

I S- c" .! IS \i \t) it

(•real Bargains!

""*,1

il# I A r.

IM-

As9)

SUMMER GOODS

Vine Embroidered flandkere'fs

AtJiwnU

f.W-r

Flue Scaiiopped Lawn fland'kf

**i

At£r»centeapUo, ... l'

Cotton Parasols,

Silk Parasols

«.••• 5. .. .-

LEO ANT AKD CHEAP

-i

Ctaallies, Oel^atueM

»'i(Vf fl'/

Lawns and!w/' Percales.

MUSQUITO BARS,

A I.aTKe Stock, boiiffht rheap and (fold rheap.

Ladles' and Children's Hose

~"*"1SM cents and npwards. w«lt •ffiilUl

l- QENTS' HALF HOSE,

i-I "ft c«nt® ftnd upwftrJr. I Vk. ff«TJ i-

Bail Trimmings, Baffling*, Tape and Marseilles Trimmlngs, Bnttons,jri

To snlt the times

€7. WITXIft A Next Door to Davis* Dru^ :3torn.

QABRIAGB MAKUFACTO/iY, MAKPER, WUiDT 00.,

Ooraar 3d and Walnut afreets, Tarra Haute, Ind., Cte) constantly on hand, and mannta'turu tc. order, all the latest styles r.f

(IABB1AGKB Jt kusenoaebut the tnest material in the uonstnjctioaof «ir work, and warrant It superior to is oflbrad In thia aarket, BepeHal attention imto Baramco. [l«10dttP„ ztmi* *-'i

f-jp ms dm

•'«.

iiSfii

APERIENT

AS AN

•Thar* i» no niftrficiuoao much in favor wi:htboae nt aqnaliite with their action as ItobackV Blood PilU tbry aro saiV, pleasant and mild iu lujir ^eratioo, and aro purely Tfffetable can IM taken by children A«wel1 as adult*: try tUem.e'

-V* & I,

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

As a remedy to floothe all nervona excitement, (iiid in itn truaetneosa, a nm/ne, there is, perhaps inodiome ixt*Qt which ia received with so much Jjwor aa Uoback'a Stomach Bitters a wine gUs& full en going to

cd ia all that is required to pro-

ddr* sound and healthful sleep.

ERYSIPELAS,

Or, St. Anthony's Fire, can bo most effectually ftadieated by the use of Boback's Blood Purifier in ronjnnrtion with Boback's Blood Pills.

im.ei

a* war '.•*»

1 «|.C ij'.ltiA 'S I

I SWEEPING

3 i*««« «w »4ct »r'.

OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation of tlio £yea, not unfrequentiy arises from a disordered state of the stomach a few doses of Boback's Blood Pills will, in most ca«ee, effect a cure by removing the cause* r.

Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are

110

rrmedles, now before the public,

so well calculated to purify the bluod and reconstruct («o to speak) tbe whole system as Boback's Blood Purifier, 31ood Pills and 8tomach Bitters.

LKUCOKKHCEA,

'V, vVuiifMj vvhiol) lullott iocrti debility aud eontitutlouM wv\knoss, *.»an bo effectually cored by lbs u*e 01* Tloback's Htomach Bittorn. Po not Ut tbedrugglat,sell you itny ofhu remedy, ae thesn lUtf^rq aro propar^.i with «npeclat r^lrrence to ehifl omplainl, and ar» warranted to rure.

BAD TASTE

Tn 1 If jxiotitli in th* mornifiK is one of iiuMiiiirt of ,1 lnlii.ua condition or disordered slate »t tl»o llvor, rind ulionld not, for a nioglo dav, br o'£i«ct*d, as iti» hut lio premonitory symptoui of it fain of UVJIH and FHO v«'ry £*«?da T«f disease. Priu.itro at »i»co Roback's Blood Pilis, adunuist-er 1 hem according t.i tho direct(nus acrompanvin^ "acli and th»»diftlcultv ^nd danger disfan« will al one** l'* removed.

NOT A BEVEEAGE.

tJuliko m*Ht of tho bitters of the present day lir. it-jbfiefc'a aro not Intended aa aplevant etimula ting'* lilqky hoverago, but are perfectly medicinal, cotuaiuingonly vufflcient pur« bourbon whisky to h:dd in eolution tho medicinal oxtractiv« matter firom which they nre composed. fyll donts^w in 3m

The Ui't'ui Ku^liMit Ueinedy.

S1K JAMKfj CI/ARKEi FEMALE I'lUS Pr.«pai-ct lroin Prescription ot" Sir J. Clarke, 11 t'., l'i )-ttciiin K.xtraordlnary to the Qaoon.

Tiiii iniraluat.le medioii.e is nnfaillng in the of all thu paiuful and dangerous diseases. t» which Hie female cuustitntion is subject.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

liEw&ac or (JouNTEErEiTS. Observe 'the aataa ui 'OK M0SK3 un the .packago—purchase none •vithimt it—AI,L others arc base and worthless tmitniioiiH.

N. B.~One Dollar, with fifteen cents postage, enclwied to the sole Proprietor, JOBfor

liioderatos all oxrossee and remoTos all obstrnftiuuti, from whamvar oausu. TO J4FAJ»RIF.» LADIES It'iipart onlariy Btiited, It will, in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity,and although a pownrfql remedy, does not contain any thiux hui tful to the constitutlen. In all casea oi rtorYoun ani Spinal Affections, Pains in tha Hack and IJmba, Fatlgu.» on slight exertion, Palpitation of th-. Heart, Hysterics and Whites, it will effect a cure when all other means hav» failed. Full directions in the pamphlet arotind. each package.

M0SXS

ilTC'ortlandt street, New York, will iusure bottle r,l the {/rtiuine, containing Fifty Pills by return mail, socurely sealed from all observation,

1*IFJS—HE AIITH—STRENGTH!' LLI'E—HEALTH—STHENQTH !T

The tireat French BemeUy Delaraarre's Specific Pills

Preparwl by GAaaNX'iBBB A DCPONT, KO. 14 Buc Lumbar i, Pan ., and highly recommendod the en. ire Medical Facultyof France.

Are a most energetic and efficient Remedy in oases of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nightly, Daily or PaixaTcaa emissions Sexual UO&IUICSA or IMFOTENCY Weakness arisiac from 3ecnt Habitfi aud Sexual Excesses Relaxation of the Uenital Organs Weak Spine "Lime"ot

Brick-dust depoaitsin the Urine "Milky Discharges," ir.., and all the ghastly train of eymp '-J1BH arising Irtm Overuse or Excesses.

A. Pamphlet, cuntai ing fall particulars, witfc ue-itlona untl Advice, printed iu French, Germft*, Hpaaish ani Knglish, accompanies each box ati'l will liw sent by mail, free of cost, to any one »h., tvill write .'ot it.

i'Mee Si.oo Per .Box, or Hlx Boxes for $0,00 A= Fliii DBLAMAKBE'd SPECIFIC PILLS

AND TAKE ilO OrHEBS.

Si.'! by all thn principal Druggists, or will be sent by luatl, *rtourely itealetl from observation, r.u rfcoipt ol the ^ptritied price by any advertistDB Agenta or l,y tl,^ aoi Proprietors, 06CAK 0. MOfifia A -1 Cortlandt Street, Niw York. Affontd for 'Terrn Hantn aud rirlnlty. 1. MAUAN .Mr. (•r.loi by limit promptly attended to latp FrtW Ff»n WKOW-lyear

C4AS AM) ST HAM FITTING

Vfl illaiu 81root, between (1th and 7th,

FISEI)£KIH C2EIGEK.

Having eiupluyiHl thu servicen of J. H. Ker^usou, a well known practical wckman, he ts no» prepared t.. execute ail erdois in thn al.nTo l.iui neas, with prnmptn^n and ilispntrli.

IhA'/Ali

New Styles and Orear VarlAt/"

A LARGE STOCK o/ STAPi.I S

COAL.

.V. RT'Jac,f

would lospectfHil) mr. fiu

their old customers aud th« cUizons ol Tern, Hanto«Dn.itally, that SAMUEL J1E&BY is their autl...m."l .... i' for Brazil SpUator Block Coal. Att .jt'r-i li-it with htm will be promptly attended to. Now is the time to order, while the prii» Is low. •""oal Dcn'-ra niiiplltil at tbe lowest market prico

Addre .r. KflTSfJlI A :., Indianapolis, or, JOHN A.ii'iftEW, Brazil.

ARRKN'S IMPEOVTSD ROOMING.

We are prepared to pnt on this Bet, aoSf rant It for five years. Thia ia the bent ami Ltowai.. mt Eoof in usa, aud is fire-pro.,f. fail on

OLIlfT .i WII.LIAU0,

Pratlia Olty Planing Mills, f-,rner ,.( »th anil Mulberry (Jtraota. laRdtf

J, P. McDONALD,

(ftneoessor to A. A. AaitOLD)

**.:••• LU

Books, Magazines, ^Papers,

ati out*i-v, &o.,

P.«T

i»*f -"il *ht

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