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DAILY

TKKKJffi HAUTE, INI?-

Monday Morning, June 2ltf»» W®®»

PEUOOBATIC

THE

two

JOBHSQBS

ical Juxt&posiljpa by tba Philadelphia Press. "The two j0HHS0N8,Rr7BEDT aqd ANDBSW.are both on the rampage, the first in a genteel, tfe second in an angrjrwaj. They possess Muacosamoir- talking talent, and are addicted to an inordinate use of it. They have special and somewhat similar grievanoes, and are "fond-of-sT«^ji{Png them. They have been largely rejected —ANDREW by the people, and

by the Senate.

home, and

OUR DISPATCHES of last Friday 6tatefl that JAM

SERRANO,

PAPBKS are bowling at

the approval by the President of the finding a denming ia deaib Ji8- W" a citizen of Texas^ for murdering another citizen. This approval ia in accordance with the recent decision of the Attorney Geoera], thai the military authorities hare jarisdiclion in such cases in the unreconstructed States, and it is believed that this example vrill do mnch toward suppressing murder and violence, prevalent so long in Texas. *9 ttSSSSSSSSSSS^t

are thus putin crit

WATSON "WEBB, U. S.

fQataffeMtToniethmg very diffen lowering of tha standard of ~^"f ihip.Solar as we can learn,

case.

will

BBYJCBDV

ANDKKW

has gene

RBTEBD*

has come homi,

each to scol^e-.ia his own style. The good din tiers at th.e WiytoJEIoui and tin royal feasts" of Lonaon®mui now be exchanged for the rebel fa: of Tennessee and Maryland." lis «J

Minj

isterto Brazil, had applied fo$ wad ob tataed bis passports for the purpose leaving that country. The occasion foj this action was a personal difference bar .tween him and some of the Brazilian

Cabinet, which finally developed iteefi Into an open rupture during the consid* eration of claim? presented by Umj?g»LD! ®ffresMp Canada? HedenoftncM the Br zilians as secret enemies of this Govern ment, and asserts that he can prove thed| to be responsible for the dilemma in whic

Minister MCMAHON is now placed. BLOW, of Missouri,lately appointed to su ce$D Gen.

"WBBB,

until the latter part of August, but it probable that this new development wi hasten his departure, _Iathe^^epntim the Brazilian government will attempi to carry on its negotiations with th Govern ment^J^hr ough 'fciaWSKt Washington.

A CGTBMPOBABY charges theSpanian with a determined effort to prove thai revolution does not mean progression.-r The charge is well £opn$ed. When Is A* BELLA had bsen driven "from the country^ they wraDgled over what they shoul| next do. When the Cortes met, i^p un» precedented amoatft of quarreling was bad as to what form of government the| should adopt, and when this was decided in favor of a return to monarchy, thej eclipsed all previous efforts at contrariness in fighting over the candidates fai tfie regency. The next step was the recent election of

a man who hat

had a part ia all the movement of importance since he aided the foil of ESPARTKRO, in 1843.. He is known as a strong friend of ISABKLLA, andjudging from their late actions, it would almost seem mlraole if in three mpntbs the vagraro Queen is not recalled by the Cortes anc reinstated. So much for the republicai progres of 1

EASTERN

PAPKKS mention in a com

mendatory manner a movement that hat been inaugurated in Boston to increase th. salaries of the female teachers. One pe cullarity of the measure is, that the asked for ref rm emanates from the public— from those who will have to pay additional taxts in tho event of their petition meeting with success. We wish the taxpayers of Indiaba oould be imbued with alike sentiment of liberalit/, "'df ^faiHn^ in that, we wpuld be glad, to h$ve theOi do only simple justice to .tha,. female teachers in tha public schooU rOjL thu State. That justioe is not done them patent from the faot that they tire tft present ~pal£ jmucff^nafterliftan^^h at the male teachers, Upon what grouncfc this distinction is made we are unable til discover. If a woman does her work Veil as a man does his, we know of nl good reason why she should toot receive the same amount of salary, and if she cad not perform her duties as weU as th| other, she has no right to ber position at a)J. But it is a'notorious ffcct that fcji teaching the" very youqg .of either se| and for* teaching girls' of any age, the woman is altogether the besfc and moii desirable instructor. "The fact ii recognized only so far as employing tt6 Worn a® goes, bat when the question of psymeqt is considered, it Is altogether ignored.4 Why ?. The cost of living is as great to one ai to the other, the hours of labor ex. acted are as many, the strain upon bocLj *snd mind isiMBBttcriptly'ilBls'lttouiM of intelligence and culture is demacdej,

Then, why should one be paid less thap the otbfer? Neither malii^Qrlftaule teachers are sufficiently remunerated when we consider the high character they have given to our public schools. Dp class labers more efficiently than the nor does any deserve more of the co: munity. In Boston the tsachou will g^t the advance of pay demanded for theni, and the reasons that-'-ace good there should be cortB"dered|^|»a^T j^d where.

The Anbury Girls.

The UMcigb correspondent of the Ne# York Independent, has the following con^ plunehtai$.£.otice of .thfr- yitrag ladiei who have bad the courage to attend AaL

In A9bury TJniversity, one of the beA of our "Weetern Institutions, the ladids ..have been admitted for.jtwo yearsjaat- to the college classes—aot |o the •pre|»Mtt)ry

Or«cS^eoaienl departOMhtS:

irv

ijjAiiiiiii»)wwni^Wi''n'

d. iiKrent^rom scholar

ship. So Jfer as wa can learn, notone of Ihe ^l^mni of the institution bas ottered anything but approval of ihe movement.

The Amendment.

Tbd fitification of the constitutional amendment by Florida, does not change the position, as it has already^ been errouwuwl ew|oit nrl thatjf

L£iHtti«tamrB

Jtad

pl^sed'^^^'^in^rBgoTutrdm The _e ratifjlng resolution sarfte bSB-been done as to lowa, which bas been counted for the amendment because there was no doubt of its »ction.— Counting these States"' and Vermont, which will ratify very shortly, there are twenty-five

States for the amendment,

with Bhode Island, Virginia, Mississippi and Texas^o supply the remaining three needed to secure adoption. One of these failing leaves the adoption "of the amendment to depend upon the validity of the action of Indiana, but since, the publication.*^^nator„Morton's speech and the opinion of the Attorney General o£ the State, there remains but little room for questiop ~as to

the final deeision in that

If two of the four States should

fail, it wpuld theni

"be

necessary to look

tot the twenty-eighth vote to Ohio,

shortly elect

which

a ,.new

Legislature, to

Geongi«« which canoot long afford toremain in its present absurd attitude to New Jersey, which the Republicans now •breaten to carry, or to one of the Pacific StatfiB. -Continued ducu^sion cin hardly tail to show the people of California that ibey are mistaken in supposing that the amendmentv wiiJ affect the rights of the Uliinese, for until th^t qlass of immigrants can obtain naturalization it does not applytdnhem, and the naturalization »sws a^e

With in the control of Congress,

For that matter, the Cbieese show no

dis

position as yet to obtain any political franchises, and do not seek naturaliza lion, and five years is long enough to pro* vide a remedy if there should really be my danger irom that quarter.—St Louit Democrat. i' a ,u •.

The McCracken Business. The.newspapers persist in attributing he famous McCracken letter to the itin orate Bohemian who seems to have claim -d its authorship, and who recently died Preaidebt Johnson, wo have reason to snow,

believed that

it was

stepson of Mr. Charles

great injustice

did not intend to ski

by a

O'written

Conor. Very

has been done to Mr. Sew

ard in this matter, by assuming that he attributed any special importance to that tier, or t«ok any unusual course in regard to it. TheJ letter was received by ihe

President and sent to the Secretary of State while he was in attendance npon ois dying daughter. It was sent by him to the State Department,1 attd, in accord *nce

with a usage as old as the Govern ment, a copy of it was prepared for each one of the officials who was inculpated by it, and a brief formal note prepared to go with it.

This note simply commended it to the attention of the parties, and said that an explanation was desirable. This note was signed by the Secretary at bis house, and the missive went on its way. Each one if the officials mentioned in the let ter replied, making satisfactory explana tions, Mr. Motley not excepted. But that gentleman, not content with disposing of the note, took occasion to express a good ieal cSf uncalled for indignation, and re sigoed his office. Mr. Johnson was only iOO glad to avail himself of this opportu aity to make a a vacancy in an import *nt foreign mission, and accepted the resignation. It was in this way that Mr. M.otley became Minister to England, and

VIr. Seward became odiour 'to mankind, •a employing spies and disreputable detectives in the foreign service of the Government.—N. Times. .ovo'fl.«.1

'SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

A Boy Crashed to Death.

A horrible accident occurred on Main street, near Liberty, yesterday afternoon. \t half past o'clock,"a

-hildren

in front of

•ouuds,

little

rolled

sending

rintthB^a 1-

lant young gentlemen who are student! have shown strong opposition to the mov$roent, urging thai it was likely^ ta. loww tha grade Tf scholarship. They hid a pj per, which advocated their views and diei of them. If reports be U^extbe..«tovet brave girls who persist ia studylftV in classes to which they have been so coidl^ welcomed are likfly to make their class-

y, -l' -.v t- 1

group

means large quantities of the smuggled goods were found and are now nnder seizure.

We are informed that the evidence taken by Mr. Kinsella seriously implicates several of the New Orleans Customs officials, special agents of the Treasury Department and outsiders.

These stupendous frauds were perpetrated between the time the adsainstrationof Collector Kellogg, and his representative! Deputy Collector Stockdale, terminated, and the inauguration of the administration of the present Collector of the Customs, Colonel Casey.

It is to be hoped that the guilty parties may be discovered and punished. We ha ha ha lii ...j A'

going home from school stopptd

store, No.

610

Main street, ti

watch the movements of a drayman, who vas unloading a hogshead of tobacco. The driver warned the children to mt of the way, and supposing that the) vould step aside immediately, turned thtIray and took out the pins. The heavj gshead, weighing over twelve hundred

the dr«y and up to ihe

loorway of the store. Oue of the child ren, a boy seven years old, by the name

Louis Zet, did not see it coming.

nucked

.-rushing

him down and rolled over bim,

bis he-d, and mashing bis bod)

nio a sickening mass. He died instantly Louis was the son of a tailor, who lives

Main street, between Court and the

.anal. —Cin. Timet.

Brigham loan? on United States

There is nothing that stirs the bad Mood la,

who

the Mormon patriarsh more

quTcSTy an3*deeply than the mention

dose United

d»

Stttes officials in

this terri

tory, past and present, that have been inexplicable in their hostility to bim and nls churehr Speaking of some of these,

had united to tbis chief sin the victbad personal habits, he said lately to correspondent of the San Franciscj

U&t,

"If

the United

Bui-

while his eye filled and glistened #iih the fire of youtb, and bis lips stiff*n-

until the expression of his face became joe of remarkable determination:

Spates

sends any more

of her scallawags nere, we will take tbeip to the boundary of the territory and set them adrift, with an or^er to

'get '." &pd

ben, ifter'a pause, during

which bis

pression became almost cruelly ferocious, ne added, "and I

guess they never will

come baok if they want to save their hair." The Mormons around, among ~whQm were

the crippled saint and first

counsellor

(Jeorge A.

Smith,

(if

the at.

ier has not Brigham's great qualities, he seems alto to be free from Brigham's great faults), expressed astonishment and iben approval. Ii seemsed as

were half agbast.at Brigham's

they

au^sciiy

out to the world such

defl-

anoe of the United Status power, and yet approved his course. 0 I THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL

LABS FRAUD.

How

the Goternment was

SwiniiUed

^InTestigration of Mr.

Mmble.

From the New Orleana Bapnblieao.] Months ago there Were whisperings of frauds In the departments.of the New Orleans Custom House. These whisperings became spoken words these spoken words were reduced to writing, aqd led to the special mission to New Orleans and elsewhere,of Special Treasury Agent Kineella, with'powers and instructions to investigate the matter-thoroughly.

Mr. Kinsella 3uw~beens -patiently and industriously investigating the alleged frauds, and has nearly" concluded his labore.

has been ascertained that the £&>vernment has be6n defrauded of nearly ibree^ hundred thousand dollars, almost the entire amount by fraudulent withdrawal from boaded warehouse. "Tt aid in this purpose, warehouse and transportation bonds bave been ^*udulently abstracted'and destroyed, and there bave also been fraudulent cancellation of honda^^.'r

After Mr, Kinsella discovered that these frauds had bean oomait$d, he telegraghed to the Collectors of Customs at Chicago Cincinnati, Loiiisrille and St. Louis, to seise and hoid ail aiigar, obffee, cigars and spices shipped from New Orleans^ until the parties in whoee possession be found the goods produced proof of payment of customs duties. By this

.avo i:

.Gleaning*. •IB0—&V&8 sr.

7.8 k&Jsfn 19

There are still four hundred stagecoach lines'in

:the

United States.

Governor Beed, of Florida, has ordered "twenty iron cages'^ for the State Penitenbary... W.' .-•*'•

A publishing house and type foundry have been started in Shanghai by enterprising Chinese.

Grenoble, in France being in want of a hero, is about to erect a statue of Jouvin, .the glove maker.

Madame Clara Schumann, the piaaisf* is making her preparations for a concert Tour In t&e United States."

Large numberg of singing birds carried to Dresden and Vienna for sale, have been set free by the authorities.

A Fair for the benefit of the Temporary Home for Lost and starving Dogs has lately.been held in London

New York has 212 miles W streets, of which eighty-one are in stone block pavement, six in wood, and the remainder in cobble-stones or unpaved.

Longworth's famous wine house at Cincinnati, Ohio, one of the public attractions of the city, will be used as a brewery after July 1. •The export of cinnamon from Ceylon for 1868 was 2,200,000 pound9,"and the estimate for the present year promises to be not far short of 4,000,000 pounds.

The Boston Post has been condemned to pay $50 for saying a man murdered his son when he did not do anything of the sort.

The students of Cornell Univendty have cultivated forty acres of land belonging'to the University farm this sea

I: .* -X

V,.

A certain New York newspaper man proposes an asylum for decayed journaltsts at' Weehawken, every journalists to be sent there just as soon as he becomes lull.

Virginia and North Carolina under took to decide the relative pluck and skill of their respective chickens at Weldon ast week. The trial lasted three days and resulted in a drawn battle.

The English Privy Council have recently decided that bankers are not responsi ble for securities deposited with them, provided they have exercised reasonable care.

The estimated population of Ireland is only about 6,000,000 Of these 64,812 got married last year, and only one-half of them oould write their names in the regis-

The relics of Washington, clothing, crockerj, camp equipage, etc., which have fur many years rested in the Patent Office, bave been sent to Mount Vernon where they will be exhibited hereafter.

An English velocipedlst is to ride on his bicycle in July next, fr»m St. Peters burg to to Moscow. The Russian police bave given bim the necessary permission to do so.

In order to be a successful politician in Montana it is said that a man must either bave the poorest memory of any man living, or be one of the greatest liars of the ege.

M- Thiers is said to have won over one of the electors by going into ecstasies over bis pet cat. Madame Thiers accom panied the veteran statesman in his can vassing expedition^

Tbe.correspondence between Catharine of Bostia and Joseph H. has recently been published at Vienna, and throws new light upon the remarkable political genius of the famous she«Czar.

Mr. Bianchard Jerrold is on a journey through the various, districts of Belgium and Holland for the phrpese of examin Ing and reporting on the various modes of poor-law administration.

Sir Bdwin Landseer recently appeared as witness in a London Police Court, in a case. of cruelty to animals, and made an indignant protest against the barbarous practice of cropping dogs' ears.

Representatives of the different fire insurance companies of the country, in session at New York, Friday, voted, 91 to 5, to continue for two years, the present fire patrol, at an expense of not over *170,000.

A French statistician has calculated that in the Parisian clubs the amount of the sums loBt and won at oards, amounted to one million francs daily, and that every night over thirty thousand games are played.

In consequence of a religious vow, a young girl in Alverstoo, Koland, abstained from eating any food from October last to the 16th of May. During the whole of this time, she took no solid food, and for sixteen weeks she did not even moisten ber lips. This is what the London Star relates.

Count von Hassler, a Prussian officer of high rank, was recently caught in the valley of the Meuse and Marne, in the disguise of a wine merchant, while he was in reality engaged in drawing military maps of that part of France. He was Ordered to leave France immediately*

ALKALOIDS

THAT BLEACH THB

mm*

asst

The Protestant Congress at Wormsis regarded as an immense demonstration in favor of the princples of cival and religious liberty vindicated by the Reformat tion^

Ae Ksntncky University at Transylvania graduated eighty-four students last week, and had, last year, 767 matriculates from twenty-three States.

Idlewild," on the Hudson, the home of the late N. P. Willis, has been sold by his widow to Thomas George, of News burg, N. Y., for $35,000.

A Louisville gentleman renders him' self unpleasant to his family by yielding to the hallucination that he ta commissioned to chop his wife into small pieces.

Thirteen Italian composers, including Verdi, who projected-the scheme, are engaged upon a requiem in honor of Bos sini.

It is slated that over one thousand clerks have been dismissed from the pubic service in Washington, whose ptaoes have not been supplied.

The Orleanist and Legitimist parties will have no representaties in the new French Corps Legislatif, and may be con sidered extinct.

TBBTH

destroy tbem. The balsamic Sozodont contains neither acrid acid nor corrosive alkali. J,t 's a pure and .mild vegetable preparation, and contains a spontaneous principle, derived from the famous South American Soap Tree, which renders it the first cleansing preparation ever qsed for dental purposes. dlw

HAYS sold Palmer's Veg

metic Lotion for the past seven ye sever has a case come within my edge of its failing to be a benefit," Wo. M. Stout, of Danville, Ky.

dvlw

Wi have watched the course of so

iife,aad gradually leoairedvigor^Heagi^

health, and the power of social pleasure from the effect* of luAtiiiov Bmns) that we are not surprised at the Testimonials daily noeivai, If it ia SL pleaaare to do good in the world, how fall must be the measure of the Proprietors of these celebrated Bitters.

MAOVOLIA

WATM*.—Superiar.Jto tie

best imported German Cologne, andiold at half the priced® 10-dwlw ^3"

MOBSB'S

iBTOLur Boor

PILLS-—We

have lately been shown the formula from which these Pills are prepared and from this Hour experience in the use of them, can honestly pronounee them a good safe and reliable medicine. Being entirely free from all poisonous ingredients .they can be safely used while performing the active duties of life. We would advise all to nse them, and by a fair trfsl you can see at once the benefit derived from them.. Use Morses Indian Boot Pills in aH jjases of Billiousness, Headachq, Female Irreg ularitie?, Liver Complaints 6c. Sold by all dealers. S-dwlm.,

Pbalon's Paptalan JLtotfon

ifcr Bemfliyiag tke .MLIH asl OOMFIKIIO* lemeves aU BBDPTlOMB, rBKClLKS. E1MPLIS, MOTH KLOTCHH, TA1, etc,, aai rtSsiew

Ml HEM SOFT HA1 sM Fsr LADIES la the NVB8KBT It ts Uvalaabie. For 6KNTLBKKM after BHATUTO It has no eqaal "FBAPIAN MffllM" Is tke eilf reliable remedy fer Blseasm aa« blemlshea sf.tts SKUf.

FHALON'8 "PAPHIAK BOAP" for Ike TOI1KT. MVBSRBT BATH. wlU aet cfca* the SI1K Price. Cents per Cake. .n't i:' -rstaaA rWJJa.S "FliOB DE BATO," "FU»B »B BATO." A NKW PKHFVBB FOB THI HAHBKRBCniKF. BXQlJltilTK, DUICATSL LASTlXfi FBAflBANCBFfillON MNJNKWVOBK, Soli by all Drag, gists, Sdwly-atorm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

$15 Get the Best. $15

SIHTBF BXPKlSBt CASH OH BIUY1BT.

THI

6EHUI8B

OKOIDI GOLD WATCfilS

IBPBOVBO AND MA»UrAOTOBBI.by ns are 1 tba bos beanttftiU:

all tba bast make, Him i*g oaMt, fiaslr ohaaad asd beaiittftillr anandlad, PaUat ami Dtiacked faUjfnud, aadsivsi

Imn,

•nandlad, faM aw wBtol narfttft

and'odjastad, and eVABANIHV BT PANY, to lug» eorrtct (MM, aaa war and mot lar nith, bat retain aa appearanoc eqdal to solid^old as long as wore.

These eelabratad watehea we ere new send lag oat by mail and ezpreii, 0.0. a. anywwre witbia the Caited State* and Canada! at the regular whoUeale price, payable on dellrery.

HO BOHIT IS BEQOTBIDIH ABYAHCE aa we prtftrChat aU, thati reoetM and te* tk» goodt b&re Daviwj/brttin.

ASIN6LK WATCH TO A1CIAODBE88, fIS. A OLtJB OF 811, WITH AN SXTBA WATOB TO TBB AOKNT SIND1NO THB CLUB, 990, MAK1BOSBVBM WBTOHBS FOB S90.

Also, esaperb lot of most elegant Oroide Ohalns of the latest and moat costly styles and patterns, for Lkdleeand Qsntlemen's wear, ftom 10 to 40 tnebae la length, at price* of $3, ft, ar.il |8 each tent when ordered with watch at the raga lar wholenle price*

DBS0B1BE THE WATCH BEQDIBKD, uMker Ladiu or Gtttflitm'itint, and addies* your oiders and letters to THB OROIDE WATCH CO. w3m 148 Fnltea Street, Hew York,

S A

E mi ti to sueXJ er'J E a a

CASE CULTIVATOR.

This Biding Plow was introdaoed by «s fn'tki»

section, last seasen, and and bas given snch par

feet and satire satisfaction that we do not heal'

tate to rcontmend It highly and ask th* attention

of farmers to its merits. ... •, ,-r 0 *i-P t' It is entirely different in its operation from tht

Bnckoye, Haw key e, Farmers or any onlt(Tato y. we bave ever seen, and wil aot be thrown in tht

fence corner, a* msny others km been. It if

easy to operate, so easy that a bey years old

can do as good work, and twice as mnck of it as

a man in tke ordinary way. tt is a gO'd thing -'1 and is WABBAHTID AS BBPBXSINTED.

THE BLESSIN6 CORN PLANTER!

JSawea Ute l^abor of One Han!

Drops tfee Cera with Perfect Befmlaiity!

Is a One*Horse Planter!

COSTS ONLY 01O.SO

Circulars sontalnlng cuts and ftiH dsaorlptioki of tke above, sent on application, t, ds bt^u-

TWU-H0RSE CORN PLANTERS! CORN DRILLS.

JOJTKS A JOKES, 3 Fans lmplemaata, .. g"»r

Bast Sid* Pablic Square, gf TlSiftJtATTB. ISD.

JgBEOTAL.

RAILROAD AGJB&CY.

I hare ssoved my oSloe to' SldBeon A Paddock'* Kill, whare. I would be pltesed to see my old firlends and customers.

Through reoelpts given oa shipments of pf* duce to all Baa tarn Cities. All Bail, and Bail and Water rate* as low, aad Um* as quick as "and competing line*. Grain in Udlk shipped to Xew Bngland towns without change of cats. /ASTKS H. TtntHka, Ast. %lrt94dtf

DENTISTRY.

JT|R. L. H. BABTBOXiQHBW jL/ Bpaoaoa airo Manaaiftnaa E N S IMeo**or to Br. D. I. WBLD.Bo. iSTKata 8t. National Block, Terre Haute Ind. [mSOdtf

DK.

O. O. LLNCOLN,:-^-,.

-•amusy1 -1 ww«v"jjjww.mMui i.i. mm*)

OONTBBAHK a HOWSON'S Lift and Spiatl of-

QiZ05£nd b,JW

dyspeptics, of worn-oat ana prostntar bacos, or T*ie Oo)ie«, commenced by fexntles, who have taken a new lease of diTin— and bi—i *choi*r% iu

new lease of

tw fiafat diTinss andLaMgit

itftnfrpm *U itlKihj 'l" gjMltelioii, bj-lta •otbvra,«. tr«n»Im%loi»« tol totailb tiutw plM*«f^ia»roaa notes a aim langnam. Bend lor one IS pag« deaoilpttra Uirntikf. Ktrtnr fall' paHicaMra-aM- torma to •Mats Addrwa NAIIOdAL. .PNBLI9HISG 00., Clnelnaati, Ohio 6r 70NitS'JtUTKlW & OO., r-.t ..it *?.•{

8^0'GjREM2!fBJS:cm\ It BHV -3 s* .arf&-. itt-

II Ilf THE 6BBit VITBOP9LI8 &d*9*MIBBOU OTSXW YOBK, fi*ti 9 SEC BETS OF THE OBKAT CITY, Oa« 4 ff tit told 80. ia oaa.faf, (mother $J,d and dtiir-

4 work vbi'H KIRFFI the saiiafactlon HOME BOOK 46«S.™ ^AniitlUr,' "I h»T« 5ab»5*aed but three day* wd. taken JD namet,"

I A

tw 1% o* voCL ai ^.tineve JAVXSTOWS, H. T. {mrotoorf

ABAKCWIU.:—We

ni JjjD bomi

Has

The Oldest SstabUflhed Dmtiit la Terre HaatSi QIIICS

On Stxtk Stnet, between Kate aad

Ohio, oa» door soath of Hetistiel Ho**fc Bariag had upward* af dgbtean yaat^ ecperieacein Dentistry, k* t*«onSd*at tkat kaaaa give satleCaetion in all caaas. -tfyt,Sx*

JOHN BAKNIKLB-ifir 5 MendmiCTHllor,

KAXBBFBBBT|

Over Saxton W&mtlqft Dry Goods ttcn Would teapecttnlly'oaU the attention af tka ciSIseas of Torre Haute, aad tke pablic la general, tkat ke kaa ranted rooms above Sexton A Walma» ley's Dry Seoda store, lot the purpose ef carryiag

Herdumt TafloriagU"] He keep* always on kakd a iA8HIOBABL1 SBLBOAON OF OASSIKBBXS,., TXStXBQe, uLOTHS, to., and Is ready ta oakejt ap ia The Latest Style sn« ee Men Mite, aad oa very Baaaoaable Tcnaa. HaTing.nfc high rants to pay, ke promisee to niaka np to osder, wttetker the gaodsbe Uraliked by liia or net.— very thing la kit Baa ckSapar tkaa aaywher*

Oatttaa Osa* aadsatnatad to h. A liberal patraaaas soUctted. aagfWtf -vi). .r—

OJS

NE'

iStlL

plete Srld*

J?rf& "T •Bo°'•^rf* AQBNTS WASTBD FOB

Matthew Hale Smith?* New

MhW /ayi,'' Siibltr apt im 7 daft." Ho book Uhe4 ^»at,*®tla »o rapldlt. Voa'wlih to kmw how' Fortune* are •sadpaivl ln*t in a. 4ati ham Shrewd lien are mined la Wai 1 Street how "•CaOatryaau*' are

»td acoj id#

sjUthfiro

GENTS WASTED for "Women of A.KEW TORK," Oomplete expose of Female Life in the great Httrpyoli*. Sensational. Beaotitully lllastrated.' ample copy post-paid for $2. Addrtas-Bxw KOB^

BOOK OO., II5

OUy.'

CHINS. It makes the

h^ve no trouble

»ith your daw« tooy uon't aoej to be llntd up with paimr we put them on the Mandrel and hey go riakt along.

Tem(.e. perfectly nnltorm anJ_^qg»lltT^inS)nr

LlPfEMC0II & BiKkW ILL, danu kcturetaof Olicular. Mnia Mill Oingand OiosjrCut Saws Chopping Axes, all sh«pes.— alburn's PawntAXo. who vein, Spades and llile'i Patent-- Covered acoop. 4]1 lttdhp«n—bls io tvery Bout holdl Perfectly iplU •Vouderfui I Bveryojoy »BS at fiist si^ht I

Lta making fortune-1 Iliaatr ted clronlars tree 1 Address AF£X 4. n. 00..SU8 Bro .dway, N. Y,

•rhere, male and lemale, to intr»duC» ib N« IMPKOVBD COUUON SSS^Sfi FAMILY BWIMQMAOttlBBr This macoine will stitci MD, fall, tuija, quilt, co. d, blud, braid ani jrolder in a mjit suporior mtDn«r. Prlc only 118. Fully warraute' for live years. We »lll py lOuO lor any micnlne that wi isiw a strong tt, more beautfrul,' ur mjia" 'emtio seam ih 1 ur*. It mates the "Elji-tic L.oek Stitch."— o.Tery secon 1 s'titok can be cat,'and still the cloth Jannot be palled apart w.ihout tearing It. v«y Agent4 fron^ J7&W S200 por tnonin and y»DS*», or a cotamlssion om which twice that tmoantcan be made Addre dKOuMS A LU. Pittsburgh, Pa., Boston, Ma s., or St. Louis', Mo,

CaaUoiOMnaMaBBBBtt7Pu by *iber partus patmlng un worthier., st-iion machines under4thv saiae luime Of Ah,rwlM Oars 1* tbe ual} ganitine ao4 x»aily prajtloal cheap maohlna mantifiicturej.

Fluce,

IRE KXTIIICIIIHHFB, Flant Syr. NviaflOW WASH IB and OaaDCN XflaiM ur $tT Send stamp

for circulars to

Jf. E.P. i'DlIP CO., Banvers, Mass.

fSOOO SALARY, Address U. S. Pinto Co.

OSLI ONE DOLLAR The newly invented pocke. tiin^-pl-ce suitable etth«r lady'or gentleman, In kandsome, metal oace, white dial gilt lettered, bras* movements, sound and. serviceable with key complete. A true permanent indicator .of time

warratfMdtot twO ySSTs pott-pall to any part of the U. S, on iscalpt of One Dollar, or three for S.60. If satisfa.tloa Is not given, money refunded. "Address W. SOOXX* PAUL, Chatham StKtft, Maw York. TkeOrcide Wat^h $15. Send tor Catalog**

BPteYKEST AT flOHE—I can furnish ccostaut employmtat at your own omes, in alight, lucrative, and honorable busin«e*, where from 91 te $8 can be made in an evening, and where women can earn equally at much as men. I will send the tMsalsscsa, wi*b all its secrets and fnlt directions how to proceed to aay address forM cts. This is net an Af«na nor a Sample, bat the business Itself. Address F. H. OLXBBS. Salem, Bass.

ASK fear DoMor or Branlst for SWEET QDIHINE-lt equal, (bitter) Qniniae. Is made only by JF. STBABSIS, Chemist, Detroit

3 A SAMPLE sfcT-

•a Seat free with tersts. Ur any one to clear "|M dsily, in three Bnsioeaa entire. new, itght a desiraols. Can be aaat kom* or by traveling, by both

malaend fsatple. Ho gift enterprise or a or humbug. Address *amsiM

CH1DESTEB,

2te Bntadway. S. T.

WASTKD-AGEXTS-I^^

KI1TIUO BAVMINB. Pr oe |«. The simplest, cheapest and best Kni.ting Machine ever invented. Will knit 3^,000 t'tcbesper min. Stt,' UttMl indcoment* t« A. Mt*.

AMB&ICAM KNITTiMO tlAOHIBB CO., Bo*, ten, St. Louis. Mo.

SELAT*'" ^k'nlUe tban

Gold.

Por psrticulais send t«o 3-oent

•tasyAto AOG0STB DUPIB,"Ber 1037, OlncU* 0

TRY THE BEST

ONE DOLLAR SALE IHfEKCOCkTBT. Wit required' Agents NKBB HOT PAT BOB TBB ooot URTIL DIL1VKBT.

Assat* Wanted «sery where Send fer Circular. TT: .AC. TBSBWOIT A CO*, ^INlMsrrlSticet, Wsaiss.Msaa. s?Ii«tiiT ?$£ '10 &CG 1:- test

tT«tm«Ni

1 a** By mall, aaeaiaty aecloatd. il «tn

01 FFL

write "HOM«

Bboi fi going ffrki rate/' 'Send for Olrcular address, V. BHAINARU, Hartfo.d, Conn.. p«TKJ«T8.^i

sUnss A: CO,,

Editors

XIFIO A*EBNJ4

SCIIN-

tvaaiqAH, 37 Park Uuw, Mew Toik.-

Tirenty three years' experience In obtaining

A.MBJUOat and KOBOPiCAM PATENTS. Optnions'no chargs. A pamphlet, 108 pages of tawaadiaSnrmation free.' Address as abuve.

.Nassau St. N.

.$10,00 PfiB DAT Gl'ARAJiTKKD Aeents to sell the Hons 8airrns StWtao

MA-

LOCK.8TITOK AIIKS

ON seta

LIDEL, has theunder-fted, alld 1, eq al in even laapeefcto-jeny Dewing Mauhlno ever invented Price War ran fed for 6 years* Send for otr otllar. Address JoHHSotr,

»%k A Co Boston,

KnSfe.,Pittsburgh, Pa*, or 8tLouis, Mo.

A wool Commission House oasj!.' A Is now bs&g ,*stabllshed 333 lu'lHTAfcComiUBi COJr*., ?nH r{among,tneWoolen Mills,) by

Uaynara,Oardner &.Vinton. Oopsigiunents solic ted. Please adiron us for all needeS intormatioii.' We desire a know one or more good men in «aeh ne. gbbarbood wko can influence Wool to with we can co-op erate.

«ekiUctmABacli*us,Si-a1ITwhom

CIUEKS

M*s«tt^I.upi«oorr tBasinu, Pitubdrgb.Pa. .. Craft.-—We have -heeanisingyour make of Q* Saws' ia oar Alill, and floa them, lu point "iua\ity, S«iperlOj: to any we have ever used.—

YoumTAO. SHAW, BLAFUH ABD A OO. -=Oi r.

Lippeucolt &JBakewell's

siXfOvs'J hinoa

FfltQut Qrojind,

Ba partic-

abltahed—contain ag nearly 900 page*, and ISO of tkaaaasoasy of Ska

wi If a tnet&rse aartjr emnntseaptsrabtv eeqoeac** npoa iKakifM body, witk tke utnor'aplaa of treaUaegfc-the (Aly ratioaal aad soooeesfol mode of enra, aa skowa by a report of cmaee treated. A tM'UsI alTlav to the atarrM aad ikoae coataaipiatiag marrlag* wko aatertaia Jusb« of tksSrpkyeWl ooalllwS, iNtkMot poetage to any aodrc** on receipt Of SS ceat£ ia staa^K or peaSal mrreocy, by aadta**Ug DkIU OkOlX, No. 31 Maldoa Lasa 41baay, B. T.— Tke aatkor may be coafttlt*d«poa-iM *f tke duissiSepon whlaakfc koaka lriat,atti perspaally or by as ail, aad Mdiclaaa seat to aay part of tba'world-.

cosvdO »di 1© iw adj tasmal I VJdO dm.il ^SBil

JeFSJ-vdnD '%»?$ Jbi«A

aamtIfaiAo'a

wot »di

SWiudledby dkarp

ers how Mia^ters and Herchantfi are Bl«ok 'malted how: ©*nc#Halls 'and' Concert Saftoo* vemanaged how Qamblldghon«es aao Iiotarlee ere conducted how Stock CompaLlos Originate and how th« BabbiW .-Burst, Ac., read tbls work. It tells jouaDottfthe myiterles of New Korkaad cansain» wieyiffaakr|cb«s):tts noted millionaires merchant-, Ac A large Octavo Fulam*, Ti0 fbgii, iFOuty tUvMratid Tie largest cyamUa^Qia'liven. Uur -'2-pago^eirtular «ud So OrwnoaCksent fTSe on application. For fall l«rtlca ara«od tenk and addnis the sole pnb

*i 9

JHartlorclton

lisheys, J. J^l. BjPkB A CO.,

IUKNTS W4»TKII!&

ft 9 S3

•\qo

Brass's Celebrated Wine, so well known, Witk nuroviM MBit CHAjiOHO.

3on 8»W

»aad reasonable tarma. 4-F

&strsi»s

OOHflOllOiiKB

O, A:

SB a 5 3

.-lac

c»

S FL-

1-1 •d

05 ti

Ho** WOH-

t{|Li(tre, Solf-n(». and Art. giving adescrlp bn"fied CitfeB, Lakes, 'Mines, Volcanoes

oaas, don 6 -Ac. *V. rAa.oid Agent.^riita». 'I never dellverrd

A 0 0)

-t

jtucd 'ia a

L«JJ

4)* ««iX it Ii*.

sffcritid

HATS AND CAPS.

•?.}

SW YORK HAT STOB1

Joseph C* YateSf JUST IN RBOKIPT OF Mens'

DATA of all kinds,

Boys' Hats of MIL kinds, L»U IB 7 Misses' Hats of all kinds. Infanta' Hats of all klnd% And at all prices.

ASB HATS made to o'der oa short aotioe.

*Uit~THE FALL STtJLKS, -IBB Main Street. FAN Baate, lad, aov STdtf

SPIER'S 8IANDAKD

«-3 al !JSD a 0

rend featifogne of all new Ar. and Joanwis. Add r«ss A.J:

BICK

XULjk Co., Pub,rs Troy, If or SJirlngfleld lli

Loox HAVW, PA

THE For YOB THS WEAK,

t,az baM

iWT3zzsasq

r.... ..IffOili-.S

j* I Patetit Temper, •0 Isewjul .cm i: as iicY 8TAMPKD)i,, ,1 «}i Ut .!•'!If?itii:

tad

:DO \iiii r.&iwi!

WINE

I E S

BITTERS

Weakly Persons^

I1C

of &<ji!uoqqa ci

Ol'l. oa

BOB THB PAliBtf^ 'OB THB SICKLY, BOB TBB AOBD, „im h,n a BOB TBMALBS.

:ac e:

BOB SPBtHO'CSB III

Mo Bitten Eqnal to Th

SPEER^ 8taBdArd"WUE BlUere

ILLS .ICH'I —MSLA FRF SFTJSS'!!

WINE, HERBS

ROOTS

IS*j

nownnt

IHAUMIT, nr.* a-.lirra1 WlU) OBUUtt BARK.

and suck other HBBBS and BOOTS as will in all .oases a**l*t Plge*ttoo, promote tke Seoretlonsot tke System th* aataral *haaa*la, aad |h*

TONE A.W33 VZdhOXl

OU.BAU

from in

ui riuu*

All us* it witk wonderful saooe*s. Brings coxsozi to tke pale wklte lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tke tkin face and care-worn oonntenenoe Ouree FZVBB aud create* APPBTITB. Tr' them.. Use none otker. Ask fa* SPBBB'i I STANDABD

BITTBBS. Sold by Druggists and

Orooer*. 8a* that my signature Is over tke oork of *ach Bottle. ALFJtEl) SPEEB, Passaic, N. J., and Mt Breadway, Hew York.

ST frada auppUed by all Druggists.

O E

INBUAAITO^ COMPANY

NEWVORK

Uuh Aiiets liassMstH |4,00ff)009, HOSFOBb A B0UDIH0T, Agts.

FITTING STYLEi On abort notice. Cheaper than they can b* anywhere w«*t. Please call oa

Havtng Qruber

SuCUKBD

TO THS VfflrOJtZUBATS by

Pvllclea in tke

TAILOKING.

1 have Just received and now open to tba la* •poction of my patron* and th* public ia genera] tke ssost desirable styles ef Colored

Cloth Coating, Casslmere asd vBSTiMo, la all ikadss, wktch I propoe* to make np to 0BDXB in ti* lat**t aad b**t

VBSD. 80BLBWIB0,

mSdtf IBB Main street, KetrbpoMtan Block.

rnEEEE HAUTE NOVELTY WOBKS. BT

TITTMAN

oo.*D

He. IS, Saatk roank Stn ivpostte Peat OSes,

Terr© Haute, Ind. Moans, Daawnee Um kUcKinaT sum CZGOVTBP. S^Lefouokar's Breeoh-Liadlag dbot Oaa else Tlttmaa's Breach and Mnaale Loader aiade to order from new or old materials. avuoMMl.Bepalrlas riMpUy AMsM.ts.

rrEO B. JACKSON A CO., smut CtnmiiBH ail fonwiiig Iercbik» stuns a 6BA1A, FLOUB, POBt, LABD, PBODVOI. AC,,

NO. 62 WALNUT STBBBT,

CINCINNNATI, OHIO. -i-'-

oirkBfBB

B. T. Brannaa, Preat..Franklin Beak, Oindnnatl, Ohio. Sibley, htstk A Co,, Oomssfeelea Msrchaats,

Masses H. Taraer, B*q., feblSdSm Terra Kaula, Iadlaaa.

RANTED.

Address

«L,.

ITNINC WO»8.

Aa tbara **eaa to be *oae mlsuaderstandlag with asaay of the cltms— oar etiy aad vtclnity brTagardtowfeatkta*-offitgktatBg Bod* 1 have on kaad, let ma kera state that I have tke v*ry best of Ooppar Bad* ef two «r tkrea kinds, togetkerwiik tke beet of Oal veals-dead Carbonised Iran Bad in oea, wnlch I hope wlU be seea b«Ssrepnreaass (a mad* by UMM*tkat want tkem

O ^AROSOIRH

noFPBK LIGHTNING KODS.

irtatf jaraoas d*-

•satisHsafle— llnlmw H^t

IkMI, CMtilaaittSvssBat MOouir todF'a QMee. Md-

TULrCS MIBSS&N,* ,di tf sain \IPO .• 3 -"jaott*# tot -a H'S aanBMuaaa»saaissaa m.ii

AMV BAKES,

'Ko.ieMMK Te«Mki BU, Between Mala aad Cherry Street' TKRIUC HAUlric aepe eoastaally ba haad a frsdi enppleaf Oibs, OaqfU^a, IcaOnam, Breed and Orackerv.

Ornamental (kin, pyramid*, lee Otaase, Waterlca, Okarlotts 1—i,J

Besssa Paauk, Bissau* Olaaa, troaMge 4a Pam, Piuci Io* Cream, Pastry, Tongue, Ohlskaa Salad 1 tew will beawde to arder."

PrivataParttea knhkil witk Oysters, Meats, lea Craam, si Ilea. Ac., oa short aotioe. may!9dSm

OTEAMB0AT ABKAH6EIOENT8 JTOB BONNIMG NUKTH OF

Terre Ha«te to Oovlagtm. STR1BIB KACC1.AIKB, Osipt. Sko*. maker, Oommaader, will leave Terre Hsnte for Oovington aad Intermediate landings, Mondays aad Tharsday* at 9 o'clock B. M., aad ratarn Tuesday* and Fridays.

BTKAHBm BtSOS, J. B. Whitakert Oo'mmander, leaves Tuesday* and Friday* for the above earned port*, aad i*turn W*dasaday* aad Saturday*, at 9 P. M.

PHYSICIANS.

L. D. SEBLY, *Ui 1 Bo. 41 Bortk Pouith Street, •ASKHIO AM»n&Mn0 raiUOlAB. fabSdU w?- Yl stff 'jr. iiVtt n»/n,

J. YOXJCFG,

PHYSICIAN and 18UBGEON: OFJHCK—West BMs PsMls Hasre, (Tormsrly oecapiail by Dr. Onrtl*.)

Oalls attaadad to night ntd day. Basldaooa at Kartaial Haae*. jaSMtf

NIANUfACTUREIIS.

CISLFT

Roofing Felt

Gnstom Saving, PlaolBg asd Wood laralag DONE to OBpGR All Ifork Warranted

Ooroar of Ninth and Mulberry Sts.' JeSMtf

UNOERTAKEIIS.

8 A A 0^ A

UNDERTAKE

ie us stared ta swain s*ata— aad dBpaSekc 'wsk. tai» Haas*, ladtaaa.

•ca la fcl* Ua* wiu of tklrd aad Okam |*»«UIU4wtf

M. W. O'CONNELL

bask Ureas B. W. Okadwick tke Uadertakar* Bstakllskmant

and baviag had **vea year* experience In tht business, I* now psspand t* laraish Matallo Ba rial Oaae*, Oaaketa, ahtt Woodea OoMa*, of all style* aad *la*a, Bern tke beet aad largeet stocl ef burial ssaSmtal kstka State, atlM Mala SSreet, Tsrre Hkute, lifiiis. »wtr afca

ftm BaateW. B.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

ILITAB^^CLAIM8-^C ARD

DAVID

DAIALDS0MT

OiBoe—Farrington Blook N. E. Corner Fublis JSpier*, XJr STAIIS, BXBST Doe a,

Tsntx HAPrt, nrp. Feneion Claim* Fro»eowtedt Ar~ ruin vf Pag JVocured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED, DEEDSMXECVTE1), fsas»rs Mads mI aad ftaslu JTss* ftasa fnm

Ang fadis Afsaqr At XMttiBUtss. 1 PBOTKSTS 18BUKJD, INI Wamats isslpet, MBK aad SaM, aad Bsfkctire AMsaasMBwmctsi. ^Befkr to M*rckanti, Baakar* aad Oitlssns generally, aad to aay on* of tke tkousand wkoes claim* kava b**a obtalasd by me. jatdwtf b. S. DAVALSSOB

gtONB and KABBLB WOBKS

wuni

if wm

VlGtih V.

Staae

MatfkuS'

%'•*&'-V

Oiadaaati, Ohio.

m-. aiiv

I"* A

12,000 FEET OAK LUMBER.

Imtezm

Staled Proposals will be received by thaBeaH of Trustes* of the Common School* of Tsrre Hauta, until Satordajv/me 12, at 12 o'elk M. for furnishing 12,000 of good clear Oak iOoriag, ssa lack la tklckaeas, said lumber to bsd.llrered at anch place In Terre Baute a* tka Board may direct.

Tms—Oash npon compktiou of th* dtlim| cf tke lumber. Addrea* proposal* to the Preoiilent of tki* Board. By order of tk* Board.

A. LAHOB, Presideat.

B.B. AXLIN, S*c'y. 39dwtd eot'v sd & 4C9utes *Si

KPPINFIHEIISNF.

BBII«|BK Weik. ItaUaa MarMe

F^lllSORANCE.

mtiCi

ami A

IwrnA .eMIotS-:• ctl freii Sjifi IXirt Q'tl CITY PLAITING MILLS.

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window tBi Door fraMeg, MoaldlBg Br&efcetSy ia ,t«HKslr nlttm

ftr-'

ffiallas teri ZtSi Jfeweu rans,"s ,*.:

w. nerlsgsad Siding,

Aad alldeseriptians sflisUtdLnsbsc

Wholesale ami Retail Dealer* -1*

PINE

LatbHHHl HHriaglM, Slate Roofings Cement Roofing.

sa«

Seotoli Granite Monnmenta B» 4. i.. 'Hl/» Itai- 'id e- tl-tfl &V>(etfSS

Steam Week* and Skope On 0BBBBT St., between »th and 10th, aear Mala. Bar specimens of oarwerk weasCsr ta D*mlng'* Block. SeSrapoHtea Black, Oory'i aad Saga's BeUdlags, WstlaasliSS. ta Baak, New Ponofloa, Me Oregor's aad HeaUaf** Moan meats, a^, Be.

paBlg*KaaBBR

Haads^^e Xros Hltcl^wfosts, "•'•tifif

...»NDC' *OB BALIB .SEG'IS

liA

ttm wad

NATIONAL

.221*

TamA

-is J-.

United States of America

CMMID BJ SPKCTALACT «FW

orric^iu:

OLABXNOB H. CLARK, Prr*Uent.x JAT oOOKS, Chairman finance and Bxaca Oommlttaa. ... HBNBT D. COOKE, Vice-President. BMBBSON W. PBBT, Secretary and A^t4U^T

Tkls Company offtrs tke followlnc adraataO

It Is a NaUoaal Cosspany, ekartere* ky special act ol eoaarcss, 1868. A It kasa paid-up capital on.000,0#0fc* Uei ltofferslow rates orpremlaat. aun) a

It fkralskes larger jasaraace ikaa etker compaales for tke same money. It Is Aeflaale ltd certain la Its terals. A

It Is a kome sompaay la everj lecaliiy. Its policies are exempt from atlackment^. Tkere is ao aaaeonsary jrestrlrtloas la tke policies.

Every policy ts BOB-OH-(tollable. I rattdes may be takca wkick psy to tke laeared tkelr fail amuuat, and retora all its premium.-*, so tkat tke lasaraace costs oaly tke a teres oa tke an nu»l pay meats.

Polities may be taken tkat will pay to tke la. eared, after aeertala aaatker of yean, dwlag. ArpgOTES JDLT 86, 1868.

GASH CAPITAL^ ..$1,000,000

PAID IBT FULL.

"v BRANCH OFFIOKi

First National Bank Building

PHILADELPHIA.

Where tha general hntlnus of the Company Ii transacted, and to which all general corr«spcad enoe should be addre-.*ed. lift, aa aaaaal taeniae of eae-teatk tke ssssaaf aarna la tke policy.

Ma extra rate is charged for risks ttpaa tka. Uvea of females. It lasares, aol to pay dlvldeads ta policy kelders, kat at so low a cost tkat dlvldeads will Iw lssposslble.

OlrcHlsrs, Pamphlets aad itili paitlsalsws glrca oa appllcaUoa to tka Braaak MUaaftBSi Oompaay, or to

[t)

JOHN W. ELLIS CO„ a CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Oeneral Agents for Ohio and Oentral and South era Indiana* ^c.iL'K FOOTE, ,91 86dwly Agent for Terre Haute, ImL. i' U.' W a

RAILROADS.

•-cH

INDIANAPOLIS & SI. LOUIS B. B.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ••nt/l ii «.» sdt te qui

MUM (MISS MIIS

.rt

E A AT TAB

LGLE IRON WOBKS,

OOB, BIBSB AHD WALBUT PTBB*T». JaaeSdSm

YOTICJBJLZ17^

Tk* aanaal meeting ef tk* Terre Haate Oa* Ligkt Oe.wiU k*keid at tk*eSeesf W War-

Diur

ti ,7vn »aai

BClWSUt

i*. •-«'*». ~J M9»WSBS«

Terre Haute and all Citie* iatta Tow it* fVt*t

Condensed Time Schedule^ 1^® "Btii .. t. _1 Dally Er-ry Day except Ss

Westward. Nght ex. iVs.c

Tsrre Hsute, leave 111 fl h6 m" Mattooa, ariire 1:47 am 9.IS am UBtp^ 1-2.48 18:'8 L:SS »II u6 t& ljitf a 6:10 pm V.H at Wtftirtt

Tolono, tibanpaiga, Onioago, Uen ralia, Olio, Pana, D.c«tur, vitoa, St Louis,^la. North

H:t0am Mpm S:W^m 4:00pm fc-O.am 8:3i a 1 UX am S 5^n nt 1»ib SiMpaf 6 2 1 8 S j.yj

Mo.B.B. leara fe«0a at: d:30 pat BtSOAm PacifioB. It. .9:15 am 4:15 S:IS a Haeon, inite 6.3p an «:SSa

Berson Cliy, 3:1V. 11:2*pm Sil&ass Kansas lty, 11: 0 6:u0 am llitlO a is Leatsn vortk l«Uaa SeSO am MttS adtl Lawrence, l1:3i a 10:35 am lu:86 a m,

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Acosnmod tlion train le.Vc* i#rre Hauted Jlfi excoptSnnday, 4.55 at, arrirstat Mattoas7^9 ai, Tolona 133 am and Ohld.go a m:

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Forty Lots In Lintea's Addition to Terre Beats" Boa** and lot, *ast Ohio street. Bona* aad lot, in McHurrain's Addltition. Boose asd lot In Sibley

House aad lot In Base's addition on £th •treel,. House and lot on Poplar, between Atto snd 7th

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