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Ho^iMe Mtrder UBt Sight

At Harmony, Clay: County, Ind.

.-vyvni*, li .-. A Man Outs his Wife's Throat from ear to ear!

[Special Dispatch to the r&rrv Haut- KxprtWJ

Harmony, G'lat County, Ind.,

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Aug.

l^th, 10 p. Mj-r-To-night about 9:30, durring a large Democratic speaking, a horrible murder fas committed in this place.

DanMl Defiz, a batcher raiding on the National Road, in Harmony, cat his wife's throat Irom ear to ear, severing her windpipe. Every person being at the speaking, she was not discovered for twenty ^fr|i«toi» JTred Deitz, her brother-in-law, ^happening to go into the room, saw her' and immediately gave the alarm. The fe|jea1cer ceased speakingimmediately, and every one armed themselves to hunt the murderer.,

After committing the deed he started to tte switch, calling for William Dickens, a man whom he had a grudgo against, and it is generally supposed he wanted to injure him, as he had the bhtchor knife, some eighteen inches long, with which he had cut his wife's throaty still in his haod-r

Dickens opened the dnor

an& SCtetmed out. He ran off then, but in whict^ diction could not be ascertained. Several persons got on board the train at 10:15 p. m. to take him if he goes to Brazil. High hopeB are entertained of bis arrest.

He is about five feet nine inches high) heavy built, red complexion, about 35 years old and very burly looking.

He was dressed in a grey suit when last seen. Is very much used to drinking and very quarrelsome and dangerous when drinking. His wife had him arrested and sent to jail last Friday, but he succeeded in getting bailed out at Bowling Qreen, and returned here. He seemed very quiet, and no one suspected he pre* meditated the horrible deed. At last accounts the woman jus thad life in her, and that was all.

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Ireland-

.Dublin,

August 17.—Late Saturday

afternoon a Coroner's inquest was held on the body of Schully, murdered by tenants in Tipperary.

On that day, after hearing a mass of evidence, the jury brought in a verdict of murder, but took occasion to deprecate Schully, and suggested that new and more liberal laws were needed to prevent a repetiton of such scenes.

England

London,

August 17.—Beverdy John

son, American Minister, who arrived at 4kMitkM8pton a few days Bince, still reSPMlna in that city. He will probably ,k*vif9rLondon to-morrow. llama Yon Led ever, recently appoint*«di Mofctttr from Austria to Washings rtoA,)«nd tnfembers

the Legation sailed

forthf'United States Saturday on the steamer Cuba. ^^sT* 'Vs Prussia

Berlin, Aug. 17.—The yacht Ger|§p{^^hloIivleft Bergen. Norway, on an exploring expedition to the North Pole, was seen the 23d of June in latitude 47J.

Sh« wa| steering due North, the sea clear of ice

From St. Louia.

St. Loujs,

Aug.

17.—A

Ktwdtadibly reported that a detachment of soldiers had an engagement with the In$Ptt^FMtarday, between the Solomon ijrt flalina rivers, in wbich the sol-

^E^^uttlers north of Asher

CreekM»aokrouadad. bunr of «ight persons being killed. fixcflttiafc thoM that are aurrounded, ig) 11m wltlitii foe 30 miles along the Solomon hare bean driven off. ," Gov. Onwford came up from Topeka to-day aid is now at Salina organizing the milimu One squad has gone from this place to the relief of those up the river, others will go as soon as arms and ammunition arrive from Topeka.

A body of Indians are now moving towards Republican Valley.

FLVK MEN KILLED.

_n Omfcba dispatch says, while a construction train on the Union Pacific railroad waa backing towards Fremont station Saturday, it ran over a cow, throwing the caboose car off the track, killing five men and wounding twelve two of the latter died yesterday. All were employee of the road.

Kuropoan News by Steamer.

%IW Yokk,

Aug.

—European mail

advices of August 4tb, contain the follow* ihg: Sir Xdward Blakely, an English field marshal, was dead.

The premises of the arrow Chemical Company at Gateshead were bornod Aug. 2, loss one hundred thousand pounds sterling Several men were injured. 500 men thrown out of employment.

The English wheat harvest promises |Mh*ate in quality and condition and ample yield. The crop is very early.— Potatoes and vegetables are very scarce and dear.

The French High Court of Appeal has gftren damages in favor of shareholders against certain Directors of the credit Mobelier, amount not fixed.

The cattle plague had appeared in sev. eral Russian districts near tbe Russian frontier. Several men had been infected urtth it and died.

Thirty persons were injured by the explosion or a baifeV of gunpowder at St. Ann, Belgium.

Bank Bobbery.

Baltimore,

Aug. 17.—Saturday sight

or yesterday morning the Peoples Bank of this city ws^bjag, of $10,000.

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THE TERRE-

From Washington

Washington,

August 17.—Commis

sioner Rollins has returned to his duties, lie was this morning engaged forwbme time in conversation with the Secretary of the Treasury at the latter** office.

It is definitely settled that Mr. Rollins will not retire from his office, at least until after the re-assembling of Congress, f/* If stjpwvisoBs.

The appointment of Supervisors under the new law will now receive prompt attention from the Secretary.

Nineteen nominations have been made by $Ir. Rollins. The disposition is to make the appointments as early as practicable, as the business of the Department demands the attention of such officers.

StfN. RAWLINQS.

Gen. John O. Bawlings te confined to his bed, having had two hemorrhages of the lungs yesterday. Do is, however, somewhat better, and it is hoped he will be out in a day or twi.

PATENTS. 'S

For the week finding fin tlio 15th, 285 patents were issued from the Patent offico 380 applications and G5 caveats wore flled^

LEGAL QUESTIONS IN THE TAX BILL. The section of the new tax bill prohibiting distillation or rectifying of spirits in distilleries within GOO feet of each otter, involves several complicated legal questions, a3 its operation will be to suppress one of the establishments so situated, many of the largest distilories are in that proximity.

HONORABLY DISCHARGED.

The following named additional Paymasters have beon musterod out and honorably discharged, on account of their eervices being no longer required:

Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, Thomas H, Gardner, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel

From New York.

New York,

diapatch from

Solomon City, Kansas, dated Saturday say*: The Indians are reported to be within 28 miles of this place at daylight this morning. Their strength is variously estimated at from GOO, to 1,500, and they are reported to have declared that they were going to clean out all the settlements on tbUe streams. Women and children are ooming in very fast and the town is nearly, lull,of refugees.

Aug.

17.—Two

officers of

the 23d precinct were conveying a prisoner to the station house Saturday night, when they were set upon by a gang of rowdies. The prisoners were rescued.

An hour after the officers arrested the ringleader of the gang and were again assaulted, but being reinforced made good the capture. Two officers who reinforced them however wftre seriously injured.

Frier, the prisoner, was held in $1,009 bail. An attack on the police was also made by rowdios in Brdoklyn. Tho roughs are said to have declared they would clean out tho whole police before November, and, taken.in connection with these and bloodier assaults committed not long ago, it seems probable that they aro at least trying it on.

I)IEI.

Mrs. Commodore Yanderbilt died this morning. Capt. Comstock, formerly of the lins Bteamship line, died yosterday.

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L. Holt and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel H. R. Alalcom. COLLECTOR FOR ALASKA.

Attorney General Evarts has rendered an opinion on the question of appointment of a Collector lor Alaska.

He says, "The office should be 69t in operation at once unless some legal impediment exists. I do not find it embraced with the tenure-of-office act, and under the accepted construction of the constitutional authority of the President, I have no doubt of his power to grant a commision to the Collector of Customs for Alaska, which shall expire at the end of the next session of the Senate."

COLLECTOR AT NEW ORLEANS. Attorney General Evrrts has given an opinion that the office of Collector at New Orleans is now vacant, becoming so by his resignation and complete installation as a member of the Senate.

The Constitution says the President shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the Senate, by granting commissions that shall expire at the end of their next session. The only doubt ever suggested on the construction of the clause of the Constitution has relation to the true interpretation of the phrase "that may happen during the recess of the Senate."

The subject was fully discussed by Mr. Wirt in the year 1823, and no view or argument that could shed light upon a correct decision whs omitted from his conx sideration of it. He arrived at the conclusion that the vacancy in office which might be filled by the President under this clause of the Constitution was not confined by it to vacancies originating during recess of the Senate, but embraces all vacancies that from any casualty happen to exist at a time when the Senate cannot be consulted as to filling them.

Mr. Evarts then proceeds to examine the tenure of office act, the 3d Section of which alone bears on the subjocf, and concludes that upon tho well considered and long continued interpretation of this clause of the Constitution the Prosident has the power to fill the vacancy in the offico of Collector at New Orleans, by granting a commission that shall expire at the end of the next session of the Senate, and that the tenure of office act does not in terms or intent, nor legislative construction of this clause affect this power of tho President in thecaso submitted for my opinion.

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MABONIC FONEUAT..

The Tuneral of Sewal Fisfc, a high cial of the order of Freo Masons of State, took place from St. Ann's Church on 13th street yesterday, with grand Masonic demonstrations.

li liithis

OPEN AIR SERMONS.

Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, jr., and other clergymen with city congregations preach, ed open air sermons in various parts of the city yesterday to generally well behaved and numerous audiences.

ADVICES FROM MEXICO.

We have telegraphic advices from Vera Cruz to the 13th and Mexico City to the 10th inBt&nts. (Romero had arrived at the capital and had resumed his duties as Minister of the Treasury.

A reinforcement of 500 men had been sent to Altorora, who is operating against Negrette. Cortina refused to join in Nogretle's rebellion.

The trade union advocates the policy of courting European alliance as a sKurd against American influence.

BARBADOES.

The colony of Barbadoes is uneasy because many members of tho British garrisons there aro Fenians.

FROM HATTl.

Telegraphic advices from Jacmei, Hayti, to August 1st, state the Picos had been defeated at Bayne, and forty of them taken prisoners, among them General Alexander, who was shot by his captors.

The Pesth sloop, Four Brothers, seized by the revenue officers has been tied to a wharf in this city, where thousands of passengers are landing daily.

Great complaint is made about this way of doing things. It is requested that the Board of Health look to tbig matter immediately, as yellow fever and small pQ* hAve been on board the infected sloop. r.j

THE BRICKLATERS.

The bricklayers strike .still continues and the much talked of compromise has .TTSJTSAr, .Q 1

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effected nothing. New Committees, ap. pointed by the journeymen, held a conference with the Executive Committee of the employing masons association last week.

Thus far the journeymen have had an abundance of money more than 1200 eight hour men at work are taxed two dollars each to sustain the strike. •i SENTENCE COMMUTED.

The sentence of John S. Allen, implicated in the Callicut whisky frauds, is understood to have been commuted by the President. He was sentenced to the Kings county jail for one year, and to pay a fine of $2,000.

The imprisonment has been remitted, but tho fine still remains to bo paid. COLORED DEMONSTRATION.

Tho colored people of this city at a meeting Saturday night, completed arrangements for a demonstration in honor of the late Thad Stevens.

MASTER MASONS.

At a meeting of Master Masons to day Mr. Conover stated he had been threatened with assassination. If these threats should bo carried out, the result would be the abolition of every Trades Union in the United States.

Tho general expression of feeling was in favor of standing firm against the strikers, and for 10 hours work per day.

TRADE PERMITS.

W. P. Mellen, formerly Treasury Agent at the Southwest, writes a letter to the Post defending Gen Grant against the ohargo of giving pefmits to traders.

Order of Bed Men.

Philadelphia,

Aug. 17.—The Order

of Red Men, numbering about 2,000, mado an imposing procession this a. m.on tho way to a picnic at Washington Retreat,including delegations.from eight States and Grand Lodge of the United States and Pennsylvania. To-morrow they dedicate anew Hall at 3d and Broome streets.

Foundry Burned.

Ontario,

Aug. 17.—Brown & Patter

son's foundry, which employed over fifty men, was burned to the ground yesterday. The loss is estimated at $30,000.

From Boston

Buston, Aug. 17,—Frederick Jones, a Buston merchant, has given fifteen thousand dollars to the Anaover Theological Seminary, toward the formation of a Professorship of elocution.

CINCINNATI MABIiT. By Telegraph,]

Cincinnati,

August 17.

FLOUR—Dull 26c lovrer, family at 810@10 95. WHEAT—Dnll and prices easier No. 2, new, 82 00 No. 1 82 08.

CORN—Firmer ear 94@95 BhelUd 96@97. OATS—Quiet and steady at 55c for mixed, white brings 57068.

RYE—AdTauced to #1 30, and holders asked higher rates at close. BABLEY—Scarce and firm at ¥2 15(52 25.

COTTON—Firmer midllng 30c. TOBACCO—Aominally unchanged. WHISKY—Unchanged and held at 7Cc in bond, dealers buying sparingly, not knowing how soon tbe distilleries may begin operations.

POBK—Nominaly unchanged. LARD—Held firmly at 1S%.. PROVISIOS—Quiet and unchanged. BULK MEATS—13J£@l«Co and firm. BACON—Nominally unchanged. BUTTER—In better supply and prices tend down to 33@35.

EGAS—15@lfic. CLOVER SEED—Held at 514 00 but there is 110 demand.

CHEESE—Firm 14%c for Western Reserve and a APPLES-Dull at 8150@3 00.

HAY—Very dnll. LINSEED OIL—Advanced to $110@112.

NEW YORK MARKET

New York,

Dy Telegraph.]

BYE FLOUB—Steady, 200 bbls. at

Fruit Jars.

Hero Self-sealing Glass Gallon, per dozen 1 Quart, dozen

80® 10 60.

CORN MEAL—Quiet. II'HISKY—Active firm 1400 bbls. at C7@67%c. WAEAT—None dull, 2®3o lower, declining No 2 spring 82 15 choice amber do. 82 80 white California.

RYD—Lower new western 81 83. BARLEY—Nominal. BARLEY MALT—Quiet h»avy. CANADA PEAS Firm at 81 80. CORN—Slightly favors buyers pretty good business unsennd 81 IS® 19% sound mixed western afloat 81 28 high mixed nearly yellow 8121 @1 2* western'yeliow 81 25.

OATS—Shade firmer 83?£c for western in store 83%o afloat 80c for new Ohio stock in ware honee. RYE—Steady at 9^310%

COFFEE—Quiet. SUGAR—Quiet, ll£@12c for Cuba. MOLASSES—Dull. HOPS—Quiet at. 10O30 for American. PETROLEUM—At~16^@1C% for crude and 33®33^ for refined.

Q' iRK—Firmer quiet 828 60@28 75 for new mess. closi"g at 828 62 prime 824 76@25 00 prime moss 823 00@23 6U.

BEEF—Steady and unchanged 815@20c for new plain mes* $20 5.@24 02. BEEF HAMS—Dull at $25 00@35f0.

CUT MEATS—Steady at 82 40 P. K. 0. 13^. SHOULDERS—At 16@lG&e. MIDDMNQS—Firm and quiet. LARD—Steady at 18@19c for choice. BUTTER—Steady at 30@35c Ohio.'i5(31i.'c. (iOLD—Weakened under rumor of import of 30,003 pounds sterling, and opened 8147^ but fell to closed etendy at 46%,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

I O A S AT A

GREAT DRIVE :.)

Silk Mantles and Cloaks ti be closed out at half (heir positive value. $.15 Cloaks marked SlS.iH) »sn Uloaka 15,00 S'-!6 Cloak* 12,50 ®i0 Cloaks 10,00 S15 C.oaka 8.C0

Terrific elaughtor in all Summer Dress Goods. TUELL. RIPLEY A CO.

.$3,75 3,25 3,00

Pints, dozen Liichworth's Self-sealing Gallon per dozen 1 Quart rtozon 2,25 li Pint dozen 1,75

3,00

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

1.75 1,25

Tin Cans" dozen 1,25 For sale at No. 63 Main street. 27dtf

W. W. Shannon.

STORAGE, 0MMIS810N ft PR A IN,

OWEH miu 1BTAST

E. R. BRYANT & CO.,

t^tKcessori to J. H. TURNER,)

Kor warding & Commission Merchant DEALCB8 IN Grain, Flonr and Salt.

Highest market price for kinds of Grain. Agents for

Spaid

Uall

Lins.

tar

nion

Ware House on Main Hfcrset, Near the T. TT A I R. R. Depot [2JMwtf

JOHH BAiriT tLono HiVIT TOHN HANEY&CO., if STORAOft, OOXXUIOX AKD

A I N E A E S

Warehouse ca first St., at the Oanal Baain. anMwtf TKRRI HAUTB. IND. Vttf. .wm .rrs-iU-'

,. agt

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Spool Cotton

fERRE HAUTE INDIANA. TUESDAY MO.

J. &P Coats'

BEST SIX-CORD OABIE#

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jroiLN A UIIOH ACCfllSClOSS, fcOLE AGENTS IN NEW TOBK, Bfo. 108 Dunne Street.

ij# ihi JUi ti&Viljk&M'' Clothing-manufacturers and purchasers of

for use on Sowing Ma-

chinos, demanding tho best and strongest

SIX-CORD,

Will find J. P. Coats' No.?. 50,60 & 70

Expressly adapted to their wants. jy7deod3m

700 MILES

IMI PACIFIC it K.

yrenow finished and in operation. Sioro thau twenty thousand mon are employed, audit ii» not impossible that the entire track, from Omaha to Sacramento, will ts« finished in'1869 inntoad of 1R70.

The UNION PACIFIC RAILKOAI* CUMP.VNY receive. I.—A Government Grant of the right of way, all noceueary timber and other materials (ound al'tng tho liue ol'itn operatious. II.—A Government Grant ot 1-2,800 acres i«nd to tho mile, taken in al'emate sections mi each side of Us road. This is uu abenluto donation, and will be asourra .if *4rgo revenue in the future. III.—A Government Grant ol iJnUod States Thir-ty-year Donda, amounting to from $10,000 to $48,000per mile, aocordlng io the difficulties

to be surmounted on various nections to be bnilt. The Government takes a second mortagge as a security, and it is expeclod that not iuly tho inter.-at, but the principal- amr.mi1 maytie taid iuselvicoH rondered by tU« pany in transporting troops, maila, &•'. iV.—A Government Grant of tho rigi.t t» inmie itn own FIRST MORTGAftS BOSD3, lo ^id ir. building tho road, t.i the same amouu! uh the

IT. .1- Bonds, iasned for tho samo purt-oae,. and ,j.', in era. The UovEUNMEJii ran its uu Trustees of the First Morlgago Bondholders to deliver tlio Honda to the !ompar,y onlv as Ui» ftiad is completed, and after it has |een eiamiced by United States ^jraitBaiouera and prononnccd to be in allr *^c ta a first-class jftailraai. T.-ACapltal Stock Subscription the stock holders, of which over Sight Million Dolla shave jientt paid in upon the work already .no, and «*Weh will be Increased r.stfce wnntfl of the

Ooaipaay require,

17.

August

COTTON—Shade firmer not very active 900 bales at 29%@ 0c. FLOUR—Dull, 5@l0c lower superfine state western $8 50(39 65 extra state $8 50(910 65 xtra western 810 80@13 white wheat extra 8890913 40 O 910 00@12 00 common fair extra 8t. Lonis 81250®14 75 good choice do. closing quiet. California dull heavy 100 sacks at 810 25@12 30.

Vl.- Net Cash Earnings on its Way Business' that Already amount to mobe than thf iktbvkst on the First Mortgage Bonds. Theie earnings are no indication ef tho vast through traffic that itnst follow tei opening of the llae to the Pa"tfl', but they certainly prove ihat

FIRST M0R1(U6!E BONDS

upon snrh a property, costing nearly three times their atnonnt,

Are Secure BeyeM Contingency.

The Union Tacifio Beads rnn thirty yeaw, are for$1,000 each, and harecoupons attached. Thjy boar annual interest, payable on the first days of January and July at the Coaipanj's Office in tho City of New Tork, at the late of six per cent, in gold' The prinn pal is payable In gold at maturity.

The price is 102, and is at the present rate of gold, ti ey pay a liberal income on their ?oat. Tho cob puny bellerc that these Bonds, at the present rate, arc therheapnt security in the market and reserve the right to advance the Pricc at any time. Hnhscrlptions will be received in New Tork At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau street,

AKPBT

John J, Cisco A Soil, Hankers, No. 59 Wall St., And by Leading Bankbrs generally throughout

United States.

Remittance* thouldUbe mude in drafts or other funis par in New York, and Iha Bonds tell be sent free ol charge by return exprcet. Parties subscribing through local agents, will hot to them for safe delivery.

A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOB 18C3 has Just been published by the Company, giving fuller infsruation than is possible in an advertisement, respecting the Irogresa of the Work, the Resources of tjie Country traversed fc.v the ltrad tao Moonn for OouBUuction, aad ih* vaJin Of the Bonds, whioh will be sent free 011 application at theChmpmy's offices or to any of the advertised agi'Cts.

JOHN J. OISUO, Treasurer, New Tork. July 21,1807. d,tw.2m

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

€AST-CAST-STEEL PLOW

HOW IT IS MADE!

Why it "Heours."

ITS EASE OP DRAFT!

Why it is the Most Durable!

ADAPTION TOTTRIOUK WORK! Stabble-01over-Sod Prairie Soil

CONVENIENCE OF REPAIRS

Why it is tin." Olionpcst!

ET( ,. KTO.,

The Novelty of the Cast-Cast-Steel Plow! Saving of Time! Saving of Money!

Saving of Horses!

Its Remarkable Dnrabllltj!

Facts and Figures

Repairs for Eiglit Year*.

Five ant of Six of all the Ploxrs sold (inline the last Fighl Tears bare hart no Repair* whatever.

Call on, or een.i for Uticular, shoirinv "fciud of Plow to buy, aad *rhy," to

JOKES & JONES. Tarni Implements, TERSE HAUTE. INP-

QROQUET

CROQUET

The most

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ASTROLOv

ASTROLOc

LOOK OUT. OOOD NEWS FOB ALL.

»1,000 TO ANT PKBtiON WHO WILL EQUAL MADAME BAPHAKL IN THE PBOrSSSlON.

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AMK BAPBAXL is the tMt. ShaaneeMd* when all ethurs h»»e failed. All who ara In tronblo—all who have bean nafortuaata—all whose fond hopes haro been dtoappoiattd,eruhMl and bloated by false promises tni deoeit—*11 who t^avo boo a milled and trifled with—all fly to bar for advice and satisfaction. AII who are In doabt of tho affectiona of tboaa they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy their minda.

Iii Love Affairs sue Never rails*

She has the secret of winning the affeotloai of the opposite sex. She show* yon the iikeaeMof yoar fatnre wifw or husband, or abMnt fri«M.— tShe guides the single to a happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid and advice has been solicited in innamerable inatanoee, and. tlio raauli han always been the nieaua «f aaeur Inga

Speedy aud Happy Marriage,

glie is, therefore, a sure dependauce. It Is wet known to thepoblic at large that she waa theftrat, andsUeia the only person 1 this oonntrjr who can show the likeness in reality, aud who canfitaentire satisfaction on all the ooneern* ot life, which oanbe tested and prored by tbonsands, bMk inti riod aud single, who daily and eagerly triatt hei.

To all in business her advice id invaluable, tih# oan forb tell, with the grvatest cortalnty, the result of all commercial and boalnass transactions. !....tter numbers given without extra oharge.

Al AiiAMK UAI'HAKIi ls a bona Bdo Astrologisi thut ui ery one can depend'npon. She is the great* i.si Astrologlst of the nineteenth century. It is that woil-buownfact that makes illiterate pmten "toio copy her advortisemonts and try to imltala, her.

Madame liaphaei is the seventh daughter of (ha n.jfcniu danghler she «as boru with a aitural ^itt she can foretell yom very ibongliO. film dim, onres drunkenness.

All iutorview? strictly ptivat^ and conAdantial. As a JKouiale Fhyalclan ner remedies u»f«r fail to cure ail female irregularities, aud to pr^duoe (hit monthly tli'Wj without dangei or expuaura.— TIloy can not injure, bnt, on tht. omitrarj, they uipruve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

11 Hichiuoad, bet. Central Areaue aid Mi, Oineinnatl, Ohio. 1 iliUMH.—tjadles, VI Qentiemeu, tl,6u.

L. KISSNER'8

PALACE

HNING. AUGUST 18,1868.

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jsiever-FALLING MAT-

N. it.—The Madame will answer no letters without a toe ol' £1 anda3»cent stamp is inclosed. Address Look Box 6S1 aug2!ttlwlv

IMUSICAL.

im t*£0PLES FLATF0KM

¥OR THE

FALL CAMPAIGN

Ol 1868.

1. Alenot all parties agree liat my candiflatts for public favor ar) tbe hest erer brought out on platform. 2. They have loan tried for years, have stood unflinchingly, have como up to everything that the? were recommended to do, ind are the peoples ohoice everywhere. •1. In oppositinu to ail wireworksrs and petty deprrciators my candidates have steadily rose op, gathered strength, and stands this day united as tho strongest host over kuown in tho history of the country.

S E E 1 I

1. The finest aud licit lot of FIRST CLASS PIAN03 and allotderiinia a£ Musical Instruments ever offered for »1» in the 'Went, can be lYinnd at Kitsner's Paiaco of Music. 2. Hundreds of purchasers who have basa using my Pianoa for years, agree that they are the best lasting Pianos known. 3 Purchasing largely ior cash, als.~, by occupying tho extensive building of my own, thus suvln^ costly rents, my customers will receive the benefitof all such savings, and greater bargains canbehadoi me than ever known In tha history of the Piano trade heretofore. 4. No old rnsty stock on hand to get ridofT, bot everything new, and adding the latsstlapo ted Novelties constantly to It.

am in favor of ul parties uniting with u' on th plitfd.m, and suall mikispoclal io yeur vote this Fall. "v-

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MUSIC,

No. 48| Oliio Street,

TKRRhi-HAUXK, INO.

MUSIC

J. A LINDEMANN,

OKALKit IK

FIAIOS, »llLOUi OJ«el

ORGANS,

VKdius, Uultars, Flates, and all kinds of Kfniioa Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TKBRK HADTE, INDIANA.

XUNINQ AND BEPAIR1MO ol PIANOti and i.thor Instruments will be promptly attended to. 41' PIANOS will tie liken In tnarie foj NKW ONES. aiil'isrtwtt J. O. I.i oi'KiriaNN.

r£HE SAINT LOUIS

PI AN O

MAKIVFACTVKINfl COMPANt

The Pianos of this Company are sssentially

Pianos for Western People, Thny Are not only made at hc.tue, Imt are well made. They have taken

Four Fiml PreiiKlnmsi,

»i Wtorii Faits. Tliey possess unrivalled exc.Mlenreof tone and finish, and cuinpars well In •tit n-spects with thf beer instruments,or Eastern Mrtnnfactnro.

Prices vary from $450 to $700. ACCOBniKO TO STTI.E *VP FIHtnt. •MTKvury Piano is warranted for Five Veers."SB

OLD INHTRUMICNTS KXOHANOiCO AT LIBKRAb RiTKB. Warrhuuse 101 Soath Fifth Strent, corner ol Waliint, and opposite the Soathern Hotel. mj27dly —. 1 '1j*

MANHONDs

now Lost flow Restored!

Just Published, in a senUd envelope. Price, sfa cent*. A LEiTrRE ON THE NATURAL TREATui.:ut, and Ra lirai Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Sf.minal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, 8exnai Dnbility, and Impediments to Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and rhysical lucapsrily, r.inlting from Self Abnox, riy

Robt.

Ovltssbwcli.,

RAT,

!HS

CROQUET!

Popular, Fasciuating

Healthful

and

amusement evor invented.

Every family should have a Books of Instruction, 25 cents. Bradley's Patent Croqnqt i* tho heet. For sale by

O. jSXjRTLETT.

D., au

thor of the ••(Jreon Book," fcc. "A Booi to Tiurasuto or SaBterers." 8nnt under seal, in a plain envelope, to auf addrsw, postpaid, on receipt of 25 cants

two

pi%8tage stamps, to CHA9. O. KLINE 4 UO., Biwery,KewTork. PostofleeBex 4586. Also, rr. Cnlverweli's "Marriage Guide," prloe 26 cents. MaTfidw8m.

ROACH, ANT, FLY,

FLBA AND BED-BUO

EXTERMINATOR.,

P. H-C-TTA-IH?,

333 Olive Street, Saint Loais, Mo. Orders by mail will be promptly attended to and goods sent to any pari of the country. my26d3m

J^NTON SHIDE, TFACHFE OF

Instrumental $nd Yoe^l Xntlc. Orders left at landsman's or Katzrobftch'* prcaiptly attended to. Best of reference*

GOODS.

a iot

fca#- m£p, »rtt ^tnhdsmm ^eicsl w*

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lymx

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'di •?. -,si 1 i»r r-.'i'I1

nut

Aagist 1st, 1868.

From the above date we shall offer our

C. WITTIG & CO.,

iorf sat si: .-may I

'i*'y »i

tMfwjsK ut*. •.-tiW ,«r-,3

•H rt'.h {..' 45ii a ft/fj ti f-.-i '{J lA iwjww ,:m b?y

tAtk'

jr.«. 1.) ,» f. -h '.n T-,"itf'j" 'ii^ ,,rt* *irift

DRY GOODS

JM#

8t IMT-ANNUAL CLEARANCE if .i.'jt'i

entire

Stock of J"

DRESS GOODS!

COMPRISING ALL THE ,l7

LATEST NOVELTIES!

-N.V'hS,- •.-•••". VZZ i'l^rrv AT PRICES THAT WILL

IN S E E I S A E

BEFORE SEPTEMBER let.

TU ELL, JRIPLET & CO., Comer Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

•:-:0m

..-.r. iA J' .v.

cooos.

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.•v "'78 MAIN STBSBT. .",1

OPPOSITE MoKKBN'B BANK

wk orr»B

vfrn,

fireat larialns

^n^T-V T-2r-

SUMMER GOODS

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'fs

At 95cents apiere.

Fine Scalloppwt Lawn Hand'kf

At 2{"cent*apiece, T-:

Ootton Parasols, Silk Parasols

KLKOANT ANT HIiP

CliallleH, DeLalHM

Lawns and Percale*.

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large Bsook, boagkt cheap and sold cheap.

Ladles' aid OhlldreB's Hose

is^ pants and upwards.

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

...

nys cents and npwards.

Ball Trimmings, Kiiffliig&t Tape

and XilleiHes Trim-

Mings, Bttttona,, a

ii .-^.'New StyleaandOreat Variety^ %?*.%

A I, ARqMSTOCK STAPLES

To salt the timeif,

€. WITTIO CO'S,

Next Soar lo Dim*'

Dru*

"REMOVAL.

Store.

RAILROAD AaJBJiCl. I ban mored my uMssto KeSesn A Paddock's MlU, *^sra I Tontd be vla«saA to ssa ay old ftlrtdsandctutoBiets. "Ttangk lKs»W cwmk o* sll|fciiti of pro-

Qitiaa. Aik •id Ball sal

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wiattr ratas W lotr aad'ttae as 4Uck a* any eoispatlnc 11ms. Qratn la btdk «Wpp«4 *9 fsw aq|i|itMns«l(ko(t

it dbuwofeart.

INSURANCE COLUMN.

Uh WTatWLtO

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AOCIDENT

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INSURANCEIGENCV

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Buckeye Fire Insurance

United States Life

For farther information, oall and lee the School. Bend for College Paper. Ad ress, GiBTIU dc O

MPORTBD

ilsbon

•~.f- ••Tilt!

WEN, 1

mhlSdtf PBINOIPALis.

Wiies asdLiqaors,

K1TABLI8HED MAYl2,185I

a. A CiASK, SAML'L ft 800ft,

The following .Old aad feel table Cenaaiaa Represented. a!

Nerehmig Fire las. Co..

•i %.'} BABTVOBD, OONK. ,«( »ni|

NorthAmerican

Fire IU,

HaBTPOBD, OONN.

Corn Exchange Fire

Ins.

Co.

OLKVUIIAND. OHtO.

1ns. Co.,

No. 40 WALL 8T., NKW fORK. 4

World Mutual Life Ins,

Co.,

,117 BBOADWAT, (TEW TOBK.

Franklin Life Insurance

Co.

INDIANAPOLIS, PHD.

United States Casualty,

9A BBOADWAT, NIW TOBK.

Applications taken aud Policies iasaod in any of the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, KTiA T, ESTATE bought and sold, and COL. LECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to

SOOTT & ORANE, General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

1. OinjriCtKs

MainlSt., between 5th & 6th Torre Haute, Ind.

Office ISO Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson A Bast

TEBBE HAUTB

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Comer Main and'. 5th Streets, [OVJB TUKXT., RIPLKT A CO.] ENTRANCE FROM FIFTH S1BEST, Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of the kind In tho State. Instrnotion given in *11 the ranches pertaining to a thorough Business Sda cation, snch as

MBRCANTUB

A Scholarship in this College Is good for Life, {iTlng the 6tndent tbe prifilefe of Berlewlag

It Pleasure, Free of Oharge.

A few Pupils will be admitted, in Arithmetic tad Pensaaaship, at 94,00 per month. ..

NO VACATIONS.-

CONsismd'iK^pi^T or

fthlne and Mosel Wines,

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

and Burgundy Port and Sherry Wine, OOGNAO BRANDT, HOLLAND GIN,

All strictly PDItK and ot the BEST qualities,

«.

wiiss'FT

CO'8*:

87 Main Street,s

Between 3d and 4th Sta.,

Jel8d3m Terre Haute. Indiana.

Real Estate Ooinmti

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, 8. E. Corner of Fonrth and Uatn Streets,

Torre Haute, Ind.

Abstracts of title furnished. Loans negotiated, aad Meney invested.

FOR DALE.

*A !«i't

OIXT PBOPSBTT,

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Haota Houe aad lot, east Obio street, Hoase aad lot, In HcMnrraln's Addititlon, Hoaeeaad lot In Sibley's addition on 6th street, ^Honae aad lot InBeee's addition on 8th street,

Honse and lot on Poplar, between Uth and 7th •treats, Hoase and lot on North 6th, betweea Ohesnnt aad Linton streets.

Two bnslaese Houses on Bain street.. 4( OOUMTX PB0PKBXT. Farm ef 89 acre* In Hone Criet Township, 173 aeree in Llatoa township. 3 Acrea below the Boiling Mill, w«se side canal.

JanS9dtf

mBKKE HAUTE NOVELTY I WOBKS, BY

TITTMAft & CO.

Mo. 19, soitk Poartli 8t, opfostte Poit OSfr,

Terre Hante, Ind. Momu, Daaauos aH» lioht Haoauxax WEATLT EXBCTTTBD. 0^ Lafoacher's Breeoh-L *aing shot Onn also Tltfaa't Br-eoh and Buzz'a bolder made to orto tma aewcr old materials. ftawWfi amtrtaf Fwmw ******&•>

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION

Hade from the Prescription of

BlV.CHASc I. KIHfi, M. D., LJL. D., AC,, Ac,, For the Prevention and Cure of

CON SUMTTION

Tor the Badioat Our* of ABTHKA, BBOBOSITIS, OATABBH, and all othei affections of the Lungs, Throat, and AIB PAS8AQX8 for Qeaeral and Special Derangements of the Nervous System for Disorders of the BIiOOD and for all Functional Disorders of the dtomach aad Bo we la.

Tbe Prepared Preserlptloi Increases the strength and deepens the color ot tbe Pale Blood. Itaabdaee the Chills aad Itrsr, end diminiahee the Expectoration. It cheeks the BIQHT 8WBA1B, always, la from seven to feurteen days. The Appetite is Invigorated, and th» patleat rapidly galne flesh the Cough aad the diffioult Breathing are speedily relieved tha Sleep oeoomea calm and refreehlng the evasnations regular and ajtifom. A11 tho geaeral symp tomsof OON8DMPTI ON. ASTHMA, Broaohltir^ Ao., disappear with a really aetonishing rapidity

THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used ^n every Disease, by whatever name known. In which there is exhibited aad derangement or either tbe NgBVOtJS or the BLOOD dyetems. It is aaeaoailed in Female Disorder*. Scanty or Suppressed Menses. ••Whites," Ac.

The PBEPABBD PBISOBtFTION Is both tbe Beit aud the most ecoaomieal Medicine that can betakea. Thn averere dvee, is two teaapooaaral, taken onoc a day. The .patient never reqairos, under any clroumstanoes, to use "Cough Mixtares," for the dough "Expectorants" for thi Expectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tno Weakaeee Iron for the Blood Anodynes for tha Nervous Iritatlon Acids for Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Wasting. Ita Sriomo Acxioa ia upon the Conetltutional Condition, and, throngh this Condition, npon tha Whole Series ot Symptoms.

oixkob

Ike.,

,v r4

.1, _.v*sg

AS AN AI^B^IfT

There is so msdieiaa^ I »ho are imuiaw Mtvor with thoss flood aaBote«k's their operabec/aad **d »Ud ia b.t«fc.„bf chrfdrw

:t*i*

UT:'-.-'V'a*4W^.

SLEEPLESS mights

andtottea&!?.^tl»*" aer?oM eicltament. no medicina extaa*w2jJ?al,r5i5.the"

to*

fcTor Bcbaok'a ?u r.in« to "in* ioce soondan.1 l^Sthr^l,^.1* malted to pro-

.••-*«•« 'i».

r»T*5|

If "Hf* 1 4

till T£f.

Co.

Co.,

157 BBOADWAT, NIW TOBK.

ERYSIPELAS,

OPTHALMIA,

few doses ot Boback's Blood Pills will, In most cages, effect ft euro by removing the canoo*

Keep Your Blood Pure.

.There are ao remedies, now before the pnbllc, so well anrlfy tha blood and mSS&#Icalculatedkto

RSF

,P"

Co.,

BoKsneon-Btttort.

)^^olesy«.in ..

Blood nrifler, 31nod Pllla and Stomach

LEUCORRHtEA,

which follow local dsbllity aad eon-

Stitutlonal weakness, oan be effeetnally cured by the use of Bobaek'a Stomaoh Bitters. Do not let ttedruggist sell you any other remedy, as these Bitters are prepared with especial refsreuce t. tnls complaint, and aro warranted to cure.

BAD TASTE

In the mouth in tha morning la one of the symptoms of a bilious condition or disordered state of the lirer, and should not, for a single day, be neglected, as it is but tha premonitory symptom of a train of evils and the rery seeds of disease. Procure at onco Boback's Blood Pills, administer them according to the directions accompanying each box, and the difficulty and danger of disease will at once be removed.

NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unliko moat of (lie bitters of the present day Dr Bobaok'e are not Intended as apleeant stimols ting whisky bover*go, bnt are perfeotly medicinal, containing only suflcient pare bourbon whisky to hold In solution the medicinal extractive matter from which they are composed,

JylX dout s4 win 2m

"Consumttioh is as certainly ccas as Intermittent Fever, aad ae ca TA1HI.T FBEVlJfTKD SI Small P»X."— Bee. Ohat. £. King, at. D., LI. D„ at

I I N S

PatleuU, Ac.

OStatemala

Hill, Cftwa

imoinnaxi

was In tbe la#?

stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking tho Pbucbiption, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever

decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. A mere skeleton before, 1 am now well stored with flesh. My restoration Is a marvel to all who know me.—Mas.

C. L. Wbiobt,

•'Tour Prescription saved my daughter'e Ufa. and has probably saved ms hnndrede of dollars." —Bev. E. Hunraacxt. Bemsen. N. T. "We bless God for the benefiit wehavo received from your Prepared Prescription."—Bet.P. Fiuobihb, Blossburg, Penn. "Every one to bom I have recommended it baa benefitted by its use."—Bev. O. D. Joan, Bacine, Wisconsin.

Tbe "PBEPABED PBESCBIPTION" is put up In a Si bottle, and is sold In Terra Hante, by I. L. MABAN ft CO*, and bv Druggists generally, or orders may be addressed to the Sole Proprietors, OSOAB Q. M03BB CO., 27 Cortlandt Strset, N. T. Consultation free* A Circular, containing Testimonials of many Oases saccessfQtly treated will be sent free, by mall, to all who will write for It. deolSdeod

£JARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

HARPEBf WILDI,* CO., Corner 3d and Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and meaaiaotnre to order, all the latest styles of CABBIAGB8 Sc BUOOISS We use none but tbe flnset material ia the construction of our work, and warrant It superior to any ottered in this market. Especial attention iven to Bspaibixo. [jeiodtf

QITY BILL POSTER. GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.,

Programrmt and (Xreulara dutribvUd u» GOOD STYLE WAll ordaca leU at Dowltag Hap, or at th rinting Oacee.'Win be prossptlyjittendad tu neasalnd dfsoateb. «WU

JJRAZII/ COAL:

V. BSTSCQ A 0»., would reapectfitlly inform thatr old customers and the oittsea. of Terra Haute generally, that 9AKC*L in*KT la their •nthorlsed agent for Brazil Splint dt Btodt Ooal. All orders left with him will be promptly attended to. Now Is tho tlms to order, while the price is low.

JOBS. AS)DBSW, BrastU

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