Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 August 1869 — Page 1

NINETEENTH ^ILKO)

The Solar Eclipse.

Wheeling, Ya, Aug, 7.—The weath. er to-day was clear and beautiful, afford-

The first dark spot was visible about 4:30 P. M. It continued to enlarge until it attained }j» fullness, about 5:30 p. m., when it gradually grew less, and bad en-

sssK&rfeam smoked ft the sight. t-

Tbepbenomena Prof. Pierce thinks isoccaaioned by $$£&$>n of li^it.

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v^rxmM. tit teen hero uudor the most favorable circumstance*.. The sky was perfectly clear, it iomWt»d 4°4 wai total at 5:15. The duration of the total obscurity was 2 m. and 30 s. and ended at 6 o'clock and 12 m. The corona was tf-T'inf fboHt as jmach light as an ordinary moon. Mercury, Venus and Jupiter were plainly seen, but none of the biped stars appeared.

Louisville, August 7.—-The weatnef to day was perfectly clear and delightful. Thousands of spectators assembled in the streets** fifed

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Chicago, Aug. 8.—The Springflel

sublime pni

tha'tlme of'tiae total obsc^rauop

.was:

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flrst external contact m. 25 s. Duration of the same, 2 m. 56 s* End of eclipse 6.21 m. 58 s.

Tb» point «Gfcba. obseored was about 18 degrees north of west. During the total immersfoa^tbe. oene was intensely int$rtf«9g, tbf^lfy

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eclipse began at 4:27, «nd ended at 5:16 p. m. i*flly f-8tiis of tbie sun's disc was obsftfc^i UiuI'JJ

AT CHICAGO.

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off in the programme* The condition of the heavens wn all that coald be desired. There has not beep a clearer day this season. ,J 4T^ fPI^UFlltLk ILLS.

eclipse at

wnng anT was per-

the ^bj^^atlops ^rhich .were near the city reservoir. .A kpri^ffcqtographs of tbo eclipge were liken by Mr. Heefc, "of BdsWn.-^-, When the total obscuration took place t&to InMMs vafcffj tlte i#aJth presented a scene of awfifl•* slibMinUy.' A brilliant amber colored corona appeared around the sun and moon, shooting rays of light ottdsasdin sdljdirqotiQPix yJien the whole hiitisoiftrBawith a light of ta« «Mnte«•!*. S8h# piapieU MetcuflJ1 ^ajVdnfr^4 i^tojftu-of fixed.stwjf w«te disdnetly vivlb]^ but no planets ba* Vween M«r«try an^ the sun were disced colored flame 6f on the western limb of the sun during the period of total &c«nt§4. UThfe pkenome^a known as tfl»oaistftiotljr witnees-

attnosphere.

Prbf. (Aa?l»oW«»«* *h» Coast purvey,, %Kl hieHjU®tP ^rangkfto6\», and with a^#®AlS#i&>pe observed parUculsr^ttbi vftmn" of the protuber-

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madev special. «bservaOon in

c5nnec6on*^lth the ph6tt^rapher. SlMHMmft.i »f "n»r-

the entire eclipse from its commencemsebUPlU its final c«»evor for a moment allowed his eye to wander from the dial plate, thus losing sight of the eclipse ln *nr*yts phases, During the total ySscuraUonoT tfie sWii tiko death rssnd owsrthftoity. JJirds flew to th«if Qests, fowls to tbelr r6osts and chicken^ tHe^frienftly' wlngs^ftbelt«#.» SA draVe of cows feeding near the reservoir with heads and tails erect and a dash, with a •tartledi frightened look started for the city, and did not cease running till old Sol once incidents, some laughably and otbe^» grgvo, tran^ftred. 'DuHng the eclipse dogs were sean to gafa in wonder at the turtble appefcranoe cf the sky, and reViafned, dnrlng the total obscuration, in an altitude of alarm and wonderment,

Vut just at the moment the first ray ef the sun appeared expressed the joy they felt in a way dogs only oan. The observations made by the scientific gentlemen have been all that could bo desired.

Sto^otogra^ tahM. by ^u.,BlAPk have neve* beerv.eaualWd, number or perfep&^s (JM$*4t*q®ft

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III, iHe otietVstioas ^era

made by Prof. Geo. Hough^of-Dudley Observatory, Albany, N. Y- Prof. David Murphy, of Burger College, New Branswick, IT.-f4.yrof. L- SMterday, Hillsboro, lltSj Prof. Jne. C. House, Waterfoti S. Y- Lewis Swift Moratan, Courtland Co,. S. y. and Itoa, Simonds, New York city, tote of Dudley Observatoty. The Instraatenta made use ot were ordi naty telecpopes. One of them, however^ was provided With means for accurately measuring the diversions of the protuberances Id the inland the corona orsur •.'funding ha1o. -A «hronographer waj employed to note accurately the time of the different phenomena. The time was attained bV telegraphic -communication ^tth Dudley Osbervatery, at Albany N. "Y. 10 m. and 15 s. past four the

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eclipse commenced, the moon's first contact with the sun occuring when the former was 19 degrees south of the Solar Equator on the west side.

The thermometer, which a few minutes before bad risen to 102, began to Call rapidly- GradnaHff tap d*rkn#as of Awllight sfraad over &• «artfa, small »ies, gcs& Jfca 5UWr tra»l& of «t»»t thieklf fluttered in the air, until at 11 minutes past 5 a unanimous exclamation from the eager spectators announced the visible a.dv«pt of the first star, Begulus. At precisely 11 brinutes and 17 seconds past 5 the sun's shining face became totally obscured, anfl star after star appeared. The corona tirew its brilliant corruscaTiote «f iuftfootis light around the black sphere for 2 minutes and 39 seconds. The darkness was equal to that of a moon

and the

°f» dark

blueish tint and surrounding objects of copper Color. Several «tairs *4M.plainly visible, among them enCU", Itertufy' *nd Jupiter- Wh«n entirely bid ^^beautiful faint crown of light surroundedik^mooa, and faint streaks like^jets of flame were teen protruding from tEo ilk^ing the totality the temperature was very

temperature was for-

eammencea at 4?25 .ly-two degrees cooler than one hour be-

fore.' Tbe countenances of the spectators assumed a ghostly^' unnatural hue- The jky was of alight purplish color, excepting near the horizon, where the aspect was of that golden radiance with which it glows after a beautiful sunset. 'f he QliatEx ocoarred when at the close of the totality, like a flash of silver lightning the first ray of sun light shot suddenly out, piercing the gloom around and again illuminating the world. The eclipse ended at 9 minutes and 22 seconds past 6 o'clock, In the ob«Brvalion»t»ken the phenomena' corresjwdded" pTWCTiely with the computations previously made. Spots were visible on the surface of the sun before the eclipse, two of which were very prominent and the others much lesa^ T%b cusp pa

the moon

getfeM^&rred-ali^sisfrance as progressed. Towards the totality the form of the moon became visible.

Near the cusps of the phonomena of totality Bailey's beads were seen distinctly by all the observers, extending through an area of at least fifty degrees. The mornent the eclipse became total flame-like protuberances were seen with wonderful distinctness, one very large one o» *&e lower limb of the sun end three nearly as large on the upper l|mb, while at least levHk or eight' 'of then in all' were visible. The one on the right hand or lower limb }i*d tomevhat the appearance of a full rigged ship with sails set. In its par* nearest the moon were two or three jet black spots, which to the naked eye seemed as though they were openings or fis" sures in the moon, two on the east side and one on tbe south-west side. Just after the total eclipse, through the openings, the lurid glow of the sun was distinctly visible. The corona was apparent to ail observers either with or without instruments.

It was hot as generally described lii books, &o. a halo of light surrounding the moon, but was distinctly seen to be a fine pointed prong on the lower, and two on the upper circumference of ,the_moon. These points had a radiant appearaace. The genorally received theory rogarding this corona, that it is the atmosphere of the sun, does not seem to ba sustained by observations made at this point. It is conjectured that the corona is in some way caused by the phenomena of light passing through the atmosphere. Although tearch Was made no planetary bodies were observed between Mercury and the sun during the totality phase. Mercury, Venus, Begulus, Mars, Saturn, Detonoba and other stars weffi visible. ffig temagrature in th«-sbad« atthe beginning ofthe "eclipse "was* 77 degrees^ 'Dating tbe totality 45 degrees, and at the end of the eclipse it )ed risen to 70 degrees. A few mindtes after 4 o'clock it rose to 102 degrees, while daring the total eclipse it fell to 50 degrees, but subse* qn«nt% fose to"80 degreeiu!i. X'X J. ,r AT IHDIAJIAyOHS.'

Indiamapoi.18, Aug. 8.—This city was outside the belt of the total eclipse b«t tike obscuration was nearly total, being 35-87-

From Washington.

"WAfcaraoTON/Attgust 7.—dispatches recently Sent from tbe Navy Department to Rear Admiral Hoff, commanding the uadron in Cuban waters, ordered him leave ljfae%£alrob in charge of the officer next in command, and proceed with his flag ship, the Albany, to Portsmouth, N. H. It ic, therefore, probable Admiral Hoff wjll peat horqe in a few 4»ys.

W ?HI°* i\ i. The National Executive Committee of tbe "Ilnlon League of America, which usualqr Convenes in New Tart, Will meet at the Union League House, in Philadelphia, on the 11th inst. Provision will be made for elections in Texas and Mississippi Thedelegate3 from these States have

THE PRSN0H IMPRESS.

It is understood that injthe event of Smpress Eugenie making a tour to this country, the Navy Department, Will be advised iiy the commanding officer of the IT. S. Squadron in Europe, in time to make preparations for her receptiop. The French fleet to (wnyey the Empress across the Atlantic, will in that event, probably be escorted by the Rear Admiral, in his isg diip, the Franklin. .#

CURRKNCY.

Amount of fractural currency received

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from the Printing dlrisiop of the Treasury Department for tbe ^eefc $113,P00 shipments $313,824 Bank currency issued 10$,54$' amount Outstanding $299,74(5,791.

Fire at EUsabethtown, Ky Loxrisvnx*, Aug. 7,—A disastrous fire occurred this afternoon at Blisabethtown, destroying six dry goods stores, three groceries, six stables, four barns, Hawkins' Hotel, one confectionery, two boot and shoe stores, one saddlery, one meat store, one dwelling house, one ten-pin alley, a railroad offlce and four out buildings, supposed to have been caused by incendiarism. Loss about $12S,000. Insurance sroelU »r

Obituary-

Worckstkr. Mass., Aug. 6.—Hon Obaa. Allen, long known as one of the most prominent men of the State, formerly member of Congress and Chief Justice of the Superior Court, as well as occupying many other positions of honor and trust, died in this oity this morning, aged 72 years.

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From Chicago.

.Chicago, Aug. 1—Sing Man and Ghay Chew, our Chinese visitors, were entertained with a private banquet at the Sherman House last evening, which was attended by our leading citizens. J. *. Bichards, President of the Board of Trade,

the Tribune, and Chay Chew. The speech of the latter was a gem. He said: "Eleven years ago^I came from my home in Obina to seek my fortune in your great Bepublic. I landed on the golden shores of California, utteyly ignorant of your language, unknown to any of your people, a stranger to yonr customs and laws, and in the minds of seme, aa intruder, one of that race whoes presence was deemed a positive ®jujy. to the public prosperity. But, genemeo, 1 found both kindntM t&d justice. I found that above the prejudice which had been formed against qs there flowed a deep, broad stream of popular equality, that the hand of friendship was extended to the people of every -nattoa, mid, even Chinamen might live §nd-be happy, successful and respected iff free "Americs. [Applause-J

Mr. Burlingame had done much to promote a good feeling in China towards the American nation. He made himself acquainted with the authorities at Pekin,

3lehe

won their coa&denca to a remarkdegree*} man, and r'believ^ If 1* ^adPHwi is received and and acted upon, China will soon be a cordial, friend of all the commerical powers of tbe earth. Already we are doing something in the way of progress and modern improvement, and steamlinw have-been established on our mfflJtDOfB railroads and the telegraph. This wonderful sovereignity of the Western Hemisphere, where the people rule and where there to ever proclaiming peace and good will to all, has taken tbe lead, and China now must brush away Uie dust of her antiquity

.rise•» it, gentlemen, may be productive of good results to all of us. That the two great countries of the east and west, China and America,may be bound forever together in friendship, end that a Chinamen in America may And like protection and like consultation in their search for happiness and wealth.

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I gathered knowledge in your public schools. I learned to speak as you do, to read and write as you do, to act and think as you do, and gentlemen, I rejoice that it is so that I have been able to cross the vast continent without an interpreter.

Applause.] That here in the heart of the United States I can speak to you in four own familiar speech and tell you low much, how very much I appreciate your hospitality. [Applause.] How gratiled I feel tot

the privileges and advanta

ges I have itojoyed in your glorious country, and bow earueetly I hope that your example of enterprise, energy, vitality and national generosity may be seen and understood as I see and understand it by our government. (Applause.) aBBUAH TUBMXR3.

The city is alive to-day with German Turned*, who1came here from all parts of the country to attend the four days' Tornfeet, Which commenced to«day. The official recepti&n df the Turners takes place tbis eveafng at Farwell Hall, to which all the Turners will form in procession and march. The ceremonies will consist of a welcome Sjpeech by Arthur Estes, President of the Festival, a welcome speech by Mayor Schurtz, music, Ac.— Xhii williM followed by atorchlight procession.

To-morrow the Turners will form in process son and march to Wright's drove, on the northen limits of the city, which will be their headquarters during the festival. .. ••-islfll't j-fn

doore of bis

Land Slide. 7.—The (own of Stock

port in. this county, has been the scene of considerable excitement over a gigantic land slide, and thousands have visited the, spot. The place where the phenomenon occurreais located on the old post road tear the eeafluence of Kinderhook and THave1!ocif*ibtout flve miles north of the: city. |t comprises nearly five acres apd was an elevation about a dry ravine.

A hill intervenes between this ravine and a creek on the east and north, of a little less than the altitude of that which caved in. The orash took place about halftpast six o'clock last Monday evening. Tie ialbvegent Y*s gradual, and the surface of the earth undulated like the waves of tbe ocean. No noise was heard uutil the moving mast struck the base of tie jg$ervening hill, when there was 4 dull rumbling sound reiembling distant thunder, end a quivering sensation like a slight shock of earthquake. The eartli caved in to a distance of ovet eighty feet, and the surface as indicated by trees and fdOfeffnpf id] a distance of over sis hundred fM So

gradual was the movement

that it occupied absut half an hour, and the sight described by those who witnessedit s4 sublime in the extreme.

Among tbe most marked incidents of the phenomena is the fact that an oak tree which stood by the roadside was moves} Wih a section of t^e' tenoa to th| bbttwn of the ravine, a distance of six tftftdirgdfeet, end the' tree and fence now stand as firm and upright as eve*.' The venter tijbes, such as pine and hemlock, snNthed as pipe stems, and some ormis2 Wrture iwo feet or more in dian^tor are doubled and twistec) l(ke a wisp of sirkf- T^e lapd is° quick-sand, with aboil surface Of not more ttian two feet ttilcknes 'Ti' is understqod that quick-sand ,h*s btfn gradually washed awayfron beneath, and passed off

at all the doors pais. Soon efterwa»d* Jas. N. Tn!appittl sion. He#tf ducad p^«" pointed receiver Batasud^of Us al men he had-^ tention Van Tal edMr.Slsbi point burg had been, and ordered hii, Iisk, ai^l

into

the stream. Tbe copious showers of last spring left the surface a mere shell, and the'dtj£ Weather which followed caused this shell to crack and finally fall into th? vacuum below. A crevice of several Inches in wdtb, fifty feet in length and a depth beyond souoding, has appeared on the !aad adjoining the sunken portion fiu theioulb, and fears are entertained that this tritt Will soon fall.

Fropi Oinoinnafl

CracxsNATi, Aug. t.—Weather grew colder all day yesterday. This morning at three the thermometer stood 60s, with

Purchases at the sale of goods yesterday exhibited at the exposition of Textiles were principally wholesale dealers. Auction commenced at eleven ia the forenoon and continued till eix in the evening, with' noon recess. The prices brought were satisfactory to both parties. Only four exhibitors have refined to let their goods be sold a( auction. It ia thought the whole lot can be close^ out tflnilay.-— Sales oommenoe at'0 a. m.

OOIMO TO TBI icunx

iA'Aeiamboat load of excursionists goes down the Ohio to-day to reach the totality of tbe obscuration of the sun. An» other excursion will go by rail to Lexington to^see the eclipse there.

Snow.

Cokcord, N. H^ August 7.—A slight fall of snow yesterday on Mount Washington, and here falling during the night.

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IAFIFDIVIY*/ I TFJFTFTIISFFATTTE. HQRNIZIQ, ALJ€(UST9 I869.

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A melee wsuedwhieh resulUl in stnd his party 'being ejected. StiU Flsk mmainaH noifly demOtrftrMKlWi when the Wpertateadenfc jmt charge"Bf Str ofBcar to take him -to-w» station hous. ,Mf^jrt a^fi|pn|e4tha officer, but on showing ms papers and no one appearing egaibst him :M*£ M{", charged. He then returned, to the office, and in an interview with Yanvalteenhurg informed thstgentleman-that-he-had been in twenty such screpel ""Ifttt aiererg met the man who dared to face hiriisWr discharge his duty as he had. He further said he wanted just such a man, and if he lost in this fight he wanted him to. come to him in NevYorkjifhe^ hjwanted aiea to stay here.

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Thus matters stand aVfrfcsent.

Fromifew Svfciiqqi.'i

Naw York, Aug. 7.—About 9 o'clock last night fire was discovered in the largo, oil cloth factory of Ssmpin AMssS Sons, at Columbusville, about a mile and a half beyond Mashet'e on Long Island. The loss on both buildings and material Is variously estimated from $200,000 to $400,000.

CUBAV^ITI^S.

have re-

The Cuban Junta in this city ceived official infprpjktion from General Cespedes in relatis*% to tb^ inception of the news of the late arfest "of ihe Junta by order of the authorities in Washington. In the patriot army it represents the feeling produced to be one of f^tis^ faction that our government* was about to enforce the neutrality lawrwltjh' stritetness and impartiality on the Spaniards as well as the Cuban#. ^hey^U#Spain sh^l be prohibited from making the United States Republic ai» entry port from which to send armsTaifd munitions of war to be used against them, and they on their part will, be content to falj undet the same law, so confident are tbey of coming out of the struggle victorious if Spain be tb& 'oitfy contend. •.

There are rumors in Cubsto nirdes that deputation of native Oubans is now at „e Court of Sp«to :e^d«avoaag taper* suade thkt |o#|i«!l|ll«l W** to the inaurgentSk..

It is believed Gen. Sickles nude asim? ilar proposition, which' was the cause of the prompt action of the Presi4e*4. ijl dering the seiaureof the gunboat*.

HAVA^Z^0^3^Sw^ence from SantiagoSe ^baHlo^hV^th tflt reports the authoritiestherp keiaM 'Ae' Amerfcah mail which was £o leave for Ttfre Uflite^f States via. Havana. J^nAnsnent dtlxens had been again ac^i^ by ^r of Count Valmasado ,and

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nillo. It is afaCt at* eoue«f tb«m are dangerously sick. These were compelled' to travel by land to Bayorus, where mili-

jos, £11 th*1 ,remifctn^,dt the menu, had' atrived at j|ai4i^o de]Cu». They form part of an expedition which is to be sent in search of Col. Torrenor and 250 Spanish soldiers, who b^ve not beeq heard from for some time and fe^rs are entertained for their safety.

Sixteen volunteers ofthe mobiHced force stationed on the Victoria farm, deserted and went over to the insurgents,

Negroes on various estates-«re suffer^ ing for the want of "food -and -bedomiog troublesome. vz-

Cboler^ bt^s broken"''^* a™c|g ths Spanish dfetaohincots Stationed op plant tHtiOOli CJ R«S c.'t lit* ji a.

Tennessee-

Nastvillb, A.ug. 7.^-Additional leturns indicate Center's msijorlly may reach 65,000. But few counties,giv*. fc majority for Stokes. e'f-..trr*

As far as heard "from IhfrState Seafte stands, Conservatives lp, a ma^cirity.-^-Oonservatlve BepubliCads 4, With Ave districts tolieRr'frojn,

House of BepreseeUtives,, Coqjervatives, 46, majority. Conservative Republicans 4, Stokes Republicans ?.-

Tbe State Journal, organ 6f '-Stokep, suspended to-day. The editor return ie East Tennessee, and will continue the nion Flag newspapef at ^pnesboro.Achief editor, Col. Greshara, made tVoops of frieoda in Nashville, and lu| departure wjll be much iegretted^j|^

Maif?Hii, August 7.—Tbe following the official vote of Shelby county: Senter 7,i64-SuJtea^362. „J*or Superintendent of Public Instruclioff^Tipton 6 743, McDonnald 3,359. The largest vote poll4 sin^e the war,

The Avalanobe, claims a victory fpr universal fcrifrafe^ VMfe^Appeal ahd Ledger cW^U tipl WWmmffsaf a» white man's govefbmea tion.*

Leavesworth, Kansas, Aug 7.—Th silver Communion service vestments of tbe church and other articles about {he altar were stolen from St. Baal's Church last night,.nilj n-.fr

FrtMV Bofton- !t^l

Bosrrow, Aug. 7.—Hon: O. A. Allen died to-day Louisville.

in the Inaane Hospital at

THE

The eclipfflwas obscured by clouds. r. I I tf I From LomfTille-.1 'A: LiOUIsvxll*,' f- ag- 7.—Tbe weather today is clear and. delighful, not a oloed ievisihle. The city is fuU of stcangars vfeose curiosity to o^i^fve f^selijMe wHF be fully realiiiw mi 11» -JLa'ieiierssAar an Uf

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ALBAJST, Aug. T.—Tbe «feiU«K*t in the Susqnehahna *oll,l^| tinues. application ofthe Bamsey interest, Afh pointed H6n. Pittto,r^|Se6pw:ef tkw road, and tJoperfivt^ertt yto .^itburg was pat in cfai%e «f Thin morning on .dBee-^ found Mr. «»rrw«*^«3 baett opening the

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It is rumored that Gen. Bodas, defsphiring of subduing the iiumrgwtaihas.invited Roberts .to take si voyage to the island to witness himself the gtavily. of tbe'sjtoai tion, and has advised the home governr meht to grant Cubans all eoaesssioas pa it it so a ,,tl, ..'t la t»Ao

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I In-tie Oommons last evening Mr. rtice, Secretary fqr the Home Dopartt, i^i xeply $0 a question of Palmer Id^pressBre. of public business preventfN ifllroduction of the 5ilT to. estabti amiifocm ferriage law for the TJhft-

Kingd^m.: When an opportunity prejspateA'tlfe^aisstion. he 'hoped would, be ial( .with ob -lillertl and ^hseetarian

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nnciples. Mr. Mo*wce,J^3mber from Tiyperary, inpaired «f4o the coarse of the government rdgarcf to" Feniane.

^mericRn ec^ernmeut resumed thq prppisition for arbitrfttion, and a cbnvent:on ras.pignel, whicTi now awaits the ratifi-

London, August 7.—The Spectator has an editorial on the difficulty between Egytt The writet h*j* ir isftatunatethatSultansandYiceioys always,w^t.money, otherwise war might result, ffut Hie western powers are likely to put a piiessure on the disputants that w^i ^ke '^^ael yield and th^iblyne POrteetpresseatUfactiep

LoNDo», Augu8tl.—A dinner was given tbe members of the yacht squadron at Gowts Csstfe yesterday, Js«. G. Bennett, r. and many other Americans presentBennett's yacht Dauntless romained| at anchor, y^len^ey, d«cliriing«to fenter the coa^eet,s^aKAB

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Spain.

MA®*n,sA$r^U8t 7. —After &the. execution of tbe Carlist insurrectionists recently«.tte b»n4 to which they belonged petitioned the Government for amnesty.—: Bands everywhere are dispersing. 1 ilJi(l England.''' 8fl?

London. August 7.—The Post says arfairs of fire unsettled, and such hostilities shown to foreigners that Ea-! gfisbinen who were in Chinese waters -w«re ord«red to l^okohama, and an E,nglishVeginfentthere tbat waf about toj leave b(d been ordered to vemain:-, 1

CINQliri?^TI

Bf Telegraph.! Onrormi&n, Auj. O W 8 0 6 1 0 WHEAT—Closed #rtn»r'under*-

CORN—In fair demand sad (ie market firn at 86@88 for ear.

miffliHBiri deBMt&daid flm at •ftW-Hetd et98cg$i 00 and sold at ttaeae late* OCCWJii ^ood demand and firm. —Dnll at $1 07 for new and 1 03 for

oiu. PROVISIONS—Quiet but firm. ^OBK—A» $33 60 for oitj

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ippeal an f«* a-t Whit reforma-

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Sf. Ldtris, Augjfit 7.-#A heavy storm passed over thlb sectio^ ^f ooun try list night Tedudng the. tamperature qifite low. -T»4aypcool, and tjie prosnects dD6ldMl$"f^ni6r of a splendid ?|^5 fcliP%.i

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ItfUTDOH, Aug. 7.—The Oxford crew is •kpaotab* Pntoey Wednesday. A new boat ft^toe Oxfcwis has-arrived, 42 het |ei^. ^he HaTvanfe were out for prafrtlcfilfst evening,"their 4ipeed greater thad erec-^fn »='I

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Mr. Bruce replied O'Dunoran and Ras'i kwvesubjecl,^ to ihp punishment wiiich t*iet^tisei(|hlt and thair miscoccluc' .-f' •M.I ^Ir. Maguire, member from "Cork, apto the government to extendclemmtif

fcnFeniens. i, Tiaeoant Milton AadelOquiry Tespeotnjgtbb.liQu^ilar!est between the bit ^oesesskmi and. the United-States. aasnol!

Mrj OtWAjmplied, the- land qoastion li'alreaiQy settled. With respect to waboundari^, the Government, in 1860L ad proposed that tbe matter be referred or arbiBration. The United States Government agreed to tue proposal, but negoti^tions Jware-jnterruptedL by the breaking oai rot ?WHr.- Jo Qeiober las| the

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CONSTAXTIMOPLE, August 7.—A proposal was made in the Council yesterday to^3eman3flSe' presence at Constantinoble of Isbmael Pasha, to report upon his proceedings in Germany, France and Eogfead.ljl ijtTSlid ^epr«|enM|vee "of

0 prevent^nis step. It SproDable tne Yicer^wi^ can^here next mopth and remove all unpleasant feelings before the open lag (jfi^Sees qB/French

6^ /TA r)

and 3)fot

BULK MEATS—At 14c for shoulders and 16% f.jr^Jes.

l^e for akoatdera and 18^1,"@19

for clear rib and clear aides. HABIS—Sngar enr-d ait 94c. LARD—Held at 19^1.

BUTTE S—Firm for nrtme to Qholee anl tbe supply lijbt at S)5(§Sec myret gradea dull aii I not ^iSgOS—At 14c, es*~

APPLK8—Plenty and dull at

51 £0(34.

LINSSKDOIL—DnU at 97^90. ABD OlO^tl S3@I 88.

l*BT&Ot>EUH—98m30 forrefintd. QROCEBIES—TJucnanged.

NEW YOBK MARKET, By Telegraph.] New Tons, Aug. 7. FLOUR—OIo«ed active and ffrm for low grade* Of e*tr« for

export.

WHKAT—Very firm with ftir export dettaod at SI 66^)1 SO for No 8,1670L7S for No 1 spring. BTE—Nominal at ft 26@1 26 lor western.

OATS—Dull «t 79®80 for new and old western afloat. CORN—Qniet and firm at SI 1?@1 15 for soufnd mixed western.

PORK—Doll and tinchasged. BHC—Steady and qniet. I CUT MEATS—Dull and ancbangcA. BACOM—Flrta and qntot. 1ARD—Dull at at 1U%919% for f*ir to p.ripte

KQ03—Quiet at 21(924. •MONIT—|w at p#r ceat on call. I 8TEBLIHC—Firm at ^@10^.

GOLt—Doll, opened at 36X, aavanded to SSJC fell to

38%

and cloeed at 36)£.

Hudflene Iron Uteklig Posts -•'"v.," con SALE

O E A AT TH3

j0-

Bobbery

E1GLE IRON WORKS, OOB, FIRST AND WALNUI STREETS. nne 3 dGm

o»

A I E O

Are now grinding aew wheat, and will a»ll flowr at wholesale or retail at pricae to aait the limes. We tat7 cask far all kinds ef (tain aad seeder

Olio*, ooraer Vint and Maia atreeta. Stdlw

QHfiGAKAY INSTITUTE.

JEHTGLISS and WHE!VCHK

Tar Ton

m'-l

...

SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAND CLDSISG 8AtK Of DST GOODS. S ii ':-a' TUBLL, RIPLEY & DEMING, Af« nor rlaring est tluir ntlre itatk of Sua. mu Oiw Good, to., Ac., aS t« baynn. Tint tbalr advartiaaBWt ia i»» etflaan of this paper. aa4 proSt tkmbf.

aw^ time fs®it *nis$&,»b pap hm _&et&s»fd bbj j'v mituxlBm jx.|a iati tb

GOLDEH K4«LE,

Sparkling Catawba,

OLD SHElUli will,

PORT WIKE,,

Rliein Wine, ,7

BORDEAUX CLiBET,

COGNAC,

HOLLiHD GUT,

Fwceale at 87 MaiiiSt., bet. Sd aad 4th,

G. WEISS.

Jen .dSa vtefaWi-'f-l

.to i«fissS a

it I'J

:&j9

jit HI ,1»U'73»

.-i »»».„ 4*, ft rx

BUSINESS DIRECTORS .vi ATTOKXiXXS. as#«fesIO Mtrediih F. U. Carriagtoa Block, ri* Baird & Craft, 82 Slain Street. scutt A Duy, SO ob»o Street^ ,•*?£',. W .1 Jos. U. Blake, Ohio Street. *r AKCHiTKCTa ANP jauliiiSifts/! J. A. Vrjd»(jh, confer UUa and Fifth. bijft A Williams, corner Ninth aad Malfcerr)

BOOKS AND STATIONERY A. U. JJooley. 1M Slain Street isS': S BAJk-fiiKJ. ,J la siQjitL' frank tielnig A Bro., Lafayette Street. xiiTtsS

BILLIARDS.

At Teutonia llutei, Wm.Shaffir, troptltilor, .-

OAttltlAGE FACTOBt. ££3 Wiid, Tbumas A Oo., Cor. 2l nnd'H'aluut.

QLQTBl^Q.

W. ii. liaunister, TU Main Street. OroTerA Stiller, 81 Main street.

Jobit. Barniale, over baxion A Walmanj 'a.

tieJL

Schiewtag, 192 Sift in street.

COAL DEALERS.

DRUCKiiSTS.

Barr, Qnllck A Berry, corner Maraud fourth

FARMING IMPLEMENTa Jones A Joqeti, eaat aide PubUo Square. GUNSMITH AND STIMOlLOUTTEii

John Artnstrong, Uhfo atreet, faet of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joaeih (J. Vatos, 146 Mbtn street.

INSU^ANpS AGENTS,

Hager AMcKeen, Dueling Hall. J. A. Foo'te, 66 Main street,.

jEw*Lnas i.r ^J

8. a.

TreeuaQ,

Maia street.

Walter A Kppln(ho4|sea, Cherry street, be ,'i

tWreaSth autlOtU.

Jet :,

MUBIO DEAIrVRS.

l. leaner, Palao* of Moeie, 48 Ohio atreaV 1 --J mechanician. X'Tlicili»B» 16 ooutktihttt, opp. PoctOiot.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 4 aad Uhlo. MILITARY CLAIMS,

it.

tbe news from

New York aod Kel resl ytm held «t 1 ?8(§1 30 bat 1 26(8127 Tyere tl\e rates paid, ttrc latter V'ateTn (legator*, Ant wlilte at 1 40Q1 45.

S. lMtnildson Verriagtoa fiioak, Mala St. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. B14dle, 161 Main stwt- ,st jU

PHYSICIANS^

.Dr. 8. J. Yoaug, west aldo.fublicB^narsb_r RETAIL GROCERS. ,u,2Tsfc 0.1. pley. Matb Street.

RAILROAD AGENT.

s»

»t

Jamas a. Tnfner, al McKeenA Faidook's Mlfi REAL JBSTiATE AGSlfrS. Hendrieh A Lange, corner %^d 4taitreeti

SADDLERY HARDWARE^ »Tred A. BoisNo. (imttHRh ttraaC. XZi STONE WOBK.

Walter A Sppiaghonaeft, Ohaery atreet, beTt*si tween 9

th ani 10th.

la^P B»U, corner Third and Cherry., M. W. O'Cca&ell. Main Street.

!l|

Ordtred,

bit Iisrfie* aadMiaaea, Boat^lng and

fresek ia Uw laaga^eof tbe tailf, and ia xn Itastlf isokan in iUIaattttta. HAD

Alls ITHMYILiT,

iy21U«Ua

tic frtmctp*.

«.T«?2rTes-. i- -«.s

®ri*

N ORDINANCE TO EELpea 1 au ordinance entitled "An Ordinaac* Regulating Wagon and Vegetable-Stands at the Fourth Street Market House," paased July 7th, 1869.

Seotlon 1. Be It. ordained by tfee Ootniqoa Oounril of tbe Oity of Terre Maate, that as Drift ti unco ea titled "An Ordinaace Begat atiof Wagons and \egetable Stands at the Fonrth street Market House," pataed July 7th, 1889, be aud tbe same la horebf tapealad.

Section 2. An emergency exists for the lisme* diate taking eff. ct of thia ordinate

t'iJJ

Us® SAY

.as. ss|f bssiot^r auxioat

'Mif'W

IOIE8

nju-

lUIXS-with

with or tics 1 Boiler*.

1. ti-RKll

nijijjj

LIVERY STABIiB.

Robert UmiM, oppoilte ltnntin Hoaie.' ?i LEATHER, Ac. L. A. Burnett, 144 and 14$ Main Street. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

XIIITRJI SS"

»wwo *m»W»SU/£ T. C. BiJdle, Mala Btreat- 1..5 SKIRTS AMD CORSEia mi Here A Arnold, 89 Main street. 3. Weii No. 169 Main streetundertaker.

and the

ratne stiall, theref.-.re, be In full fore* and aflect (Vomandafer itapaca^g*. Ordained and establlahad this 3d day of An. gmt, 1S89.

COOKSBtiT, Mayor.*'»

Attest: DANL. L. TIOKtBT, Olark.

AafSdtf.

SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE lOAt a regular meeting ofthe Oity Oonncdl of theCity of Terre Haute, hoM oa TweeSay al|ht, August M, 1869, tt was

That an election be held on Jfonday,

Augutt 16th, T8S9, by the qaalified voter* ef the Second Ward In »al«clty, lor a nambar of tbe OtommMa CoaneH ot aaid ward, to nil the vaeancy ocoaaioned by the death or Angustus L. Chamber!! a, the said election to ba held at BM'i Mill on BUomlitgtou Bead ia aaid ward.

OrUntbeFurther

d, toat the polls ho kept open

between tbe legal nonrs oi holding elect ion a for Townfhip, County and State Offlcera, aad that the following persona be appointed to serve on the beard ot aaid election: Oewge MoHenry, laapaotor, Krnst Bletmahl aad 1. A. Mtdlaoa, Ju/dgts, with aathorlty to appoiat thetr oa cleik.

DANIKL L. V1CKKRY, COMk.

Aagaat 3d, 18S9. AogSdtf

CONTRACTORS—.Se^ed Pmpoaals will t.e reoelmd by the Ooaaoa Council of the Oity of Tene Haute, at their, next reaalar maetias, oa the eTeniae ot he 17th ot Aacaet, 1869, lor OnrbiBg and QutMring feurUi street between ObVo and Walnut street. Bond# 4rlH berequtred for the taUbfal iiwhiasaw of hM

work aeoordtactn the plapa aad spaed Soathma on file ia the OOo» of the Oity Bagtaeer. Tbe Oomncil reserves the right to take poaaaaatoa of add work, aad complete tt at the sapaaae of tha Oaatraetar, at aay time shy aid ha tatt 8s proaaoate aaid work ia a aatia&otory maaaec.

By order oT1b$ Oemtaoa Ooaacll.

BICHABD 0IBOOT, City •arftoeaa.

•j

##di Molt ESTABLISHED HAT 1% 186 mX

E St

i«4l i«iti 1

It caanotchoke or break tbe graio, the feeding bain* done ty~fc sarl« of flaageH whef tTNDJR

THB BOX

that

FCLL

HTj

A**ra»/-is4

»Z*l ZMt Side PabUo Sqaare, -JUuMq tBBBB BA6T|k. IND si^aweosAJ havzthi

So etijteiSigBa

Itaasilloiu' 3^^ Tornado* Wa/7 frvtftk mrm Dayton Pitts

Separators and Horse Powers, With BXTBAS for the lame,

B* KtJHIPS latest improTed

GRAIl^sDBILL.

thegraiadowa aadKORHC

it into tne tabet, the qaautitjr wn 'beinp pro, portioned to Iks apeed oLtta fitsged wbeolawkich tpeed la ropnlated by a number of wgwbeala frramg a ooee, and parAotly aodar coatroiof the driver who U(aidtd by a •erxtimple aad efficient Land Vramre ettaobed to tba Drill. TJm cogwMaia un a at leeae aad liable tobe lost, bat are faataaed to the DriU and the bed is nn lated wtthent moelag awbea).

saj

Ja»fc.io-q»jrrroo

*'i

"Tlid l)nll is"Cheaper

tor

u~'

thin any ather, aad will sold on time to reaponslhla partlaa, but,ex tra IqdtiociaSBta ass of. farad cash buyers.

hare the bejt

horizontal Boilers,

Uili'vC

giii ill

CIDER ULIS—tkree sizes, thres prices.

a«-BTirx Drill, Oa*e M'll and Cidor Milt warranted. We are prepared to All orders for DRAIN, TILE aad PIPK of any size and ia any quantity, an' to furnish estimates of cost of draining land if data are given.

o»j sloo: JONJCS & JONES.

irfar^TjitiL -if...-, 3 til a a eii ,j

.isistiw

0 -A'-M

.. SidJ

Morgan, Sullivan County Coal, Mcifarlaue, Riier Jo»i.

fj~

mlnu (DRESS MAKING. \i Sir.. N. k. tledgve, (Jhiu, bet. 4th and Bth Hta DENTISTS.

,w«

iH a:ia

L. U. Bartkolomew, UJ7 Main atreei. ., U. O. tiincotn, ttb St., bviween Aliui^'ami O^io. DRY GOODS. 1*11411, Mlpley A IA., ooraer 6th and Mala street W.b. ujrcoA Co., 77 ilalit atreet. O. Wlttig A Co.. 17b Main street. fiU»ll A Co., oofner fourth and Mala street Ucruvlius ft corner Main aud Third

SIB

tniU

1 Hl'J

«t

^idJ

I—t

£d

ivM H0 •,& atp

5 ,o 2p,!u OQ

HOTELS.

Matloaal Uouae, corner Math and Mala. Clark Uoase, corner Ohio and First. Terre 11 ante Uoase, oorner Main and Seventh, farmers' Hotel Cur 9th aM chary.

aj of! II'-MW aw

Si.

lis j,..i

Mil la tf.i i-i«

In atmndanost wbieh wUl be eold low to «r

^}ar cents. Call at

ton

J)RBS3 MAKING. |?r

Mrs. W. E. HEDGES1]: Bas removed Ber Cloak and Dress Makfoa estabatntto Naylv's aew baildiog. on (Miio, between Fourth and Tilth streets, where she will be pleaaed to aeet all who deal re the most perfect

Particnlae-atss—lag atll glien, as hereto* fore, to the lataat atfilas. The most skirtfdl'satsttnts have been engaged Wedding OotMaMr'laU and Party DreSaes Ladles aad Cblldren Oloakf and Irreaaea maau actnrad with promptaM* and dispatch. Jlttf

A. H^DOQLEY,

'''MiUSIII

BOOKS,

No. 100 Main st

PAPERS I

N(f. 100^ Rain st.

100

Main st.

I.:?i1/ llv ts*:v

I O N S A A OANDT MAKUTAOTORT, AHD O S O E

HE1VICI*

llaanftHtaren ef all ktada of

OEAOKEK8,

BREAD and OASES, pnmsosui, and Deatariln fyitt it?

O E I E S

TB BBB (tK A B,

.'tsrvi

3.4 tus

J08T BXOEIVED,

bnfm

ItefriKeriiors. lee dests,

Lager Beer Coolers,0 lee Pitchers,

RITBR

f7,"*s

Ice Cream Freeiew^^ •Bath Tabs, all sizes,

isT t»9

Toilet «etts at $900. Bird Cages, all styles, and

f. 0.,

\U Llm 1BJkjL,UtS9t

Terre E

ttnn.

., Ne. 100

7 Mal^bt. 1

gMVM.OPg.iS0.-,.1??

•uwj ^ifpxRRE HAUTE, LND.

UIONS ud MAEBiUB WDBKS

WALVHl A iSPPl«6HOT8l».

t»S*i« (iiw fri a. -f I

Staae BalMlag Work, Itallaa MarbM ssl

Soo^k.QjpiiSt Monuments .. HikCiiseit «»& 't« #a.i Barbk, Hats and Iraa

Grates.

Steam Works and SHopa DffBBBl St., between ttk and lath, aaar Mala For apeaiaeaa of oar work we.aofer to Dantlag Block. ISe2ropoltUn Block, Cory's aad Uap* Bnildlnsa. Hatiohal StatrBanle, flaw Poatofflce, Buildings, Hatiohal SteSfBanle, Ma OHfK'aani Beatlag'a Moaa lie, Ao., Ac.

ATTENTION1W

RAIL ROAD

OOKtBACTOBa.

We naattfaetnia STXEI. BOTTOM 80BAPBBS ftata flu moat approved patterns. Tn«y are large, bat light, are easily Stfed aed rna on tha aaavth steel bottom with the leaat draft. We are prepared «o Allordor. for anynmaiber wasted. W». J. BAM»*00.,

Ba(le Iaoa Wafka,

Oor. Wtaad WaMtasSL, Tarra Qa«ta, Ind.

-•j^r.aw z- ssii emmqo eaj ..feed tilftl

INDIANA.

Opdara left at Jolioa ICieasen1!, Ko. 16 north «h street, wlllbe promptly attended to. HaTiatpacta 8T1AH we areeaabled to n«9t aU orders in oar liae praaptly and with aaUefaoUoa, andwUaellat tbe lowest ratta. J»20dtr

^OAL AND WOOD, 'r','rr.

D. a ITHIUKO LIB iuan RAKBICK Hating formed a partnership under the name ot Siunkard A Barrick for h» sale of Coal and Wood, would respaatfolly aanoaaoa to the pablio that they will keep constantly on band nil :or sale at lowest rates, all k.nds of Coat at wholesale and retail, also Wood for the fall and •i^ter trade, tffioe at No 85 Boutin Hon«e. Terre Haste, Ind. All oidir «or Coal fU'.ed promptly. Ash .re ofthe pablio patronaxe 1s tvspectrally s^liciied.

MB. BABBICK also weald info, hs public that ba iataada to open, at tha Coal Office above named, a General Co lection Agency

JelSdSa

3Ill

ONE HORSE DRILL

sawing Wheat ia standing oorn to be found ahy where.

CANX

HM,

to.

th« col

lection of notes ami accmnts which .y be placed ia hie hand, ior oollaotl..n, and hapee by prompt attentiua ta bnsiness'te merit a Share of the public patron age.

WILLIAM BABBICK.

PM., If.

SMITH, Chemical J)jq Works, Second street, between Main and Cherry, a joining the Mewart House.

Dyeinginall its branch's, such as Orepe Shawls Ribbons, Silk of all kinds. Merino ana DeLalns Ifcraasea Ourtaina, Plamee, Laoe, Velvet, Paraeols and Fringes. Particular attention paid to Clean

IBefttr*—* 'tabbing, without daaagieg tha oolIs, Silk Dresses,

ing aad j»r», each arliolee as Orepe ShawU, Merino and DeLalne lfreseec, Broche Skawle, ashmera Shawls, Cloaks, oarpeta and Piano vers. Cleaning of Gents' Ooats, Pants and1 sts neatly done, mSOdlm

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,

NBABCINOHrHATI. i-

This well-known laatitutioa will commence its Twenrr-Ilrst year of study, on TUUBSCAT tbe 19th of September.next.

Tha highest educational adrantafes enjoyed, tinder.a fall oorps of experienced and approved Teachers.

Extensive ornameeted 'Gronndi. Beautiful Building* wHh modern improvement*. Blevated situation, ovarlooklng thesuberba uf Oinoinnatl.

Piiees Low beyond example. For further information, or for Catalogues, apply to the Preeident.

BBV. N. 0. BDBT, O. D.

jyl0-2taw*9tau

Colliqk Hill,

Otto

W. HOWARD MAHHIZfQ. J. w. BOSCRIS.

MANNDIS 4 ROBERTS,

A I N E

House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Plain aad Decorative Paper Hanging, Graiaiag, Olaaing, OatooaUnlng, Freaooing, Ao. 8aor—Mo. 8, 3d street, bet. Cherry aad Main.

O. Be* 389. Try as, J,27.

glLL j?OSTD?G.

LOU TOWN8END,

ii*

q* ?*ad

i-i'I ,*ii

110 At aim St.,

Is now prepared to do all kind* of Bill Poating, DIatributlog and Painting oa tsnoea, in tha most artistic manner said the moat reasonable terms.— AU ordera will he promptly attended to.

gtu-iiis? f-TCT hw y?

aprllTdtf

COAL.

gULLlVAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to All all orders tor BuiHvan County Ooal, whloh I* alaiaed to ba equal to the Sraill, for all domsstlo pnrpoaea, will deliver to any part of tha oity, by leaving your order at offloe of B. B. Bryant A Oo.. O. I. Bipley, or 1. A. Poot'e T*a Store, with whon I have msds.awangataeata to tit aU order*, and aU inlormatioa in regard to tho busineea.

GOAL.

give

Ol6dtf J. A. MOBGAH.

JOHN MoTABLANI is now *elMng tbe best artiole of Bivor Ooal, aareened on the widest soreenlbnfa in Vigo county, at aa lew a flgttre as an lafcrlor article ean be purchaeed. Those wishtag to lay in a supply 'should lool( to their interests, and buy the best when it a* cheap as a poor article.

Otdeta left at tha Pa*t Offlco Lobby, at the 'Vigo County Scales," or addrened to Box 60S

Haute, will rucaive prompt attenaugUdtf

FARLEY & ROACH,

ti ifu

.S3 HAMOfAGTClL*!^ Ot

8ABBL28 A!fll HARSKSS,

MAfcCBS I* :.:r

Whips, Curry Combs,

BRUSHES, £cc.,

iviX tf-um.

Ha. lT5Man Street, opposite O'Boyle's Leather Store, Terra ttaut* lad.. .1S9S 4'I *v" f"

Agents for"tTncle Sam's Harness Oil,

jy20wly

1 -l »•.. LADIES,

If you require a reliable, remedy, use tbe best I DM. BABTCrs IUAU PILLS have no ejnal. Tbey are aafe aad aura Id ordinary casee. raica, oaa *ouu ran aox.

Dr. Harvey's Golden Fills,

four degrees stronger they are intended fot spe ciaf ases—raicx rrva

oollabs ri

so*.

Hrivatn circulars sent free. Cnolwat- stamp. you cannot procuie the Pills, ^acleeetbe ey iud addrASS BBTAN O0., MOedar Street, York, aod oa receipt Shay will be eaat well sea,, sd bi r^turu nail- Det9-deod wly

BFILAS'S LIFE INTI60BAT0B, OB LIFE BKJUVBIfATING EL1XIH,

Tot all Perangemonts of tha Urinary Organs. It givea

lAfe, Health and Strength

to all who use it and follow my directions. It never fails to remove Nervous Debility, Impolicy or want of Power, and all weakness arising from Trnilesns or Indiscretion, resulting fn lose of memory, unpleaeaaC dreams, weak nervee, headache, nervoae trembling, general laeeitude, dlmnees of vtslo*, flashing of tbe skin, which, tf neglected, will surely lead to Iaaaalty or Consumption. When the system Is ones affected, it will not recover without help. It mast be Invigorated and strengthened, to enable th* sufferer to fulfill tS» datlpe of US*.

Tbis medicine hae been tested for many years, and It is warraatedaoertala o*M,ao matter how bad tbe case may be. Huhdreda of eortiScates oan be show a. Prloe, one Dollar par bottle, or sis bottlea for Ave Dollars.

BOLD BY ALL DBTRHIISTB.

If yon cannot procure It **nd a statement ot your caee, aad aocloaa tha money to BBTAH A 00., St Oedar street, New Tork, aad tt will be sent you. On receipt of Five DuMar*?- a bottle nearly eqnalto seven small, will ba sent to any expressotRce id the United Statea, 4mrgea paid. Pilvata cironlars, sent on applloatioo. Enclose deolMoodwlv

JOKN HAfiEY,

COMMISSION MBBCHANT

And Wholesale and Retail Dealer tn all kind* of Ofsln. Warehouse, oa north fint St., at Canal BaaiD, Terre Haute, Indiana. •V Strict atSeatkm paid to laoaMng and forauMwUaK goods. JelB-dwu

*£J

**"s