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IND.

iug, Aug. 18th, 180

if inillicaii

State Tickel.

SECRETARY «K STATE, MAX

i\ A.

IlOl'T.M AN.

AI.'DITOR OK RTATF, JOHN I». EVANS.

TKKASI'KKR OK STATK, RObKUTll. AlILltOY.

TJl'llCF.S OF SUPREME rOl'RI, JEHU T. ELLIOTT, K. C. (iKKGOKY.

CIIAKI,ES A. KAY, ANDREW L. OSBORNE. \TTORNKY GKNERAI.,

NELSON TKliSrfLKK.

sri'KRlNTKXnENT OF I*BI*,1^,1 *0f• KARNABAS C, IlOliB!?-

CONfilltSS,

MOSES J'. DUNN, Lawrence.

PROSKfDTOR OF riBCL'IT COURT, (i. lil I-T, of Sullivan.

PliOSKfXTOIt I'l.r.AH,

CLARK 0. McINTIRK. ol .Sullivan.

l.i.ovii, tin' ncoiupurable m:i]i-it.

places

iim

miller obligations for

acterizes all liis publications.

copy "I

his "Croat "War Map of Europe," gotten up with that strict accuracy which char

Tin-: Washington Chronicle in speaking of ex-Senator

Wadk's

presence there

.vs "Mr. "\Vapj-: lias no doubt that the

Kepublieans of Ohio will hold their own in the Oftohor Congressional elections

Til 1-:

Jon,diiI ailmils iliat

Oil. SiTEitl

l.AX'liil not niakoappliealion to iM-em-li artiiy. hut simj.ly desired "to company the Army of

Na i'OI.K"N

ypi-etator. This is :i very m:ii«-ri:i! li:»'k iiii' iio\vn from the inrmer assertion

the

Ai.r. the Chinamen who have left their

native country to emigrate to the United States, according to our consuls in liilla did so a-.- "free and \'oluntary"emigraiiK

not only willing hul anxious logo." '1 coolie system ol contract

sis

their arrival.

A Philadelphia

jirohibited

tiv law, but (here is and can be no hnv ti prevent the Chinese from coming to this country and making labor contracts after

Ihk Philadelphia ]•*//, "lie ol Nai'Ol.l uN's luost ardent defenders, is moved

to av tliat 'ii is due lo the Prussians to sav, that thus far they have shown con summau-generalship and the highest sol dierly qualities. They have brains at work in somebody's head and brave soldiers ui coiuplish their plans. Tin .dash of the Crerman roldier. in this and other recent wars is the subject of general remark. The Prussian generals seen) to have adopted the tactics of the first Napoleon, and the German soldiers to have exchanged their traditional phlegm for the elan of the French."

paper

calls atten

tion to the fact—of general application— that the accumulation of small coin is getting to be a very great nuisance, and Utaii 1 iii iv.iciil V^« know what to do with them the bank refuse them merchants will not take them in payment for bills, and the parties who have to receive them from small customers are worried by the embarrassment of their nickels. It requires little ingenuity to get over this difficulty, but it may be got over. 'The cents will be redeemed a! the .Mint in three and livecent piece--

and it will be lor the advan

tage of the party to get five-cent piece:- if he can, because he may have them le-

deemed in paper curreiicv. The three-

cent piece:- do no! seem io he provided for

by law, and once they get into circulation

they will have to .lav there but even

ihey will be better than nickel.-, which are .to be classed among the nm-.i trouble

some of monelarv evils.

Tiie New ^ork I hiih -.in. to a

great deal of astonishment at "hinting the

hmpcror of the French. the verv minion of agitation in hi- climb

ing days, -.lili blindly adheiing lo ihe notion that newspaper^ in I'arK. whiih

speak a mind which is not hi-= mind.

Iilh.-t be cril-lied bv the iron hand of anthoi it y. their public-it ion ppr-sed. and

heir coiiduetorHined, bani- lied. or im

prisoned. Fven

,,1,1

Fkki'KKH'k theiireat

the hild ol traditional de.-po!i.-in--, knew

better. 11 is compact with writers was thai thev were losav what I hey pleased,

and he was lo do a- he ph-ased. Il

mav be annovint to

be I mpel iaI Gov

ernment to have a I'l.i

ens

or a Felix

IATI'ion!inua I ly "-ticking pins into il

but what harm does this puncturing do.

I.oris .s

a I'iii.eon

holds his throne bv

thclrec will of a devoted and a Meet ioiiale people? Kvery prosecution of the press

is a eontession of disfrnsi, and di-trust is

a eontession ol registered and legalized

lies. What kind of popular love is that

hich will nol stand a slorni of squibs, of

vailed sa!ire, or half earnest irony? An

t-.mperor really in the position

which l.i'd'is N.

lloNAl'AI.'TE

laugh! Ilis will certainly

pro-

esses to occupy would scornfully "av: 'I-ire away your -|uirl-gnns,

-Messieur I.el the one who wins

Ih:he*

laugh

at las!!' Instead of which, (here is con

fiscation, indictment, I rial, enlence, line,

banishment —and alter all, ihe assumed

mischief is no! allayed. One newspaper

can be killed, but ten will come to the funeral. A bitterer per-ecution the ax,

the faggot, the rack —•-might ellt-c! some

thing but all

Bo.napaute's

seizures and

warnings and linings and imprisonments mav be figured up at something less than zero."

.Mi'Mastors, tl the

WHY?

Wliy are the blossoms Such different hues? And the waves of the sea

js.

Such different blues? '-T So many soft greens

Flit over the trees? And little'gray shadows Out of the breeze?

Why are the insects So wonderously fair? Illumining grasses

And painting tlie aic? You dear little shells, 0, «'hv do you shine? And feathery seaweel

Grow fragile and fine?

Why are the meadows Such gardens of grace, Wiih infinite beauty

Indefinite space? Each separate grasp A world of delight.' Oh. food for the cattle,

Why are you so bright

Why ar' our laces Such lovable things. With lips made for kisses.

At.d laughter that singWith eyes 1'iiU of loveThat sparkle anl gleam Through beautiful colors

That change liko a dream

'I'llink for a moiiicntLook up to the sky Question your heart ii

Will ansu cr the hy Bright as the glitter Of beauty unfurI'd-Intiiidle.-s tht^ love thai fJfashioned tho world 1

W'lO'dx tor tflr toi lOf.

A Mini i: et I E AIIFI WA KNIXIi.

Kindling' a Eire—Explosion of an oil Can—ilow a Little »irl Losl ller Life -Literally Roasted Alive Horri ble Scene. l-'roni the Pittsburg Gazette, Aug. 11.1

Lasi evening Allegheny was the scene of a horrible accident, which adds another io the long lisl of terrible casualties resulting from !In reckless use of carbon oil. )n the corner of Washington street and Uever avenue, Sixth Ward, almost as far down as tin-car stables, is a three-: orv brick house. The lower part off be build ing is occupied by Saxlon A: Kado grocery stole, the upper portion being used as a dwelling. About o'clock .Mr. Saxton, who was in attendance in flu .-lore, heard a sound like an explosion which apparently came from the room above, lie had not time to ascertain flit cause, before a cry of iire was raised the street, and upon going to the front, he discovered flames issuing from ihe windows in the third storv. neol the per sons who had given the cry, ran at to I'.ox in the vicinity and sonn ded an alarm, once while the other Mr. James M'Caustand, started through the house upstairs. When he reached the room from whence the flames had emanated, he found it filled with smoke lie passed through and endeavored to reach the window, and in doing so his foot struck against a human body lying onthelloor. Reaching down lie caught hold of an arm, and attempted to carry it out but the flesh gave way and the limb slipped back through his hand. He then weni to Ihe window to get air, and retur ning made a second attempt to get the body away, but failed—being unable to gee lor the smoke in the room. By this time lie was assisted by another gentleman, and at lns they succeeded in picking ihe body up and gelling it out of a rear window, to the roof of the kitchen, a two-story building. There they discovered it to be the body of Maggie Shano, a little girl who had been employed about the house. She was still living, but presented a sickening spectacle of a human frame burned almost from head to foot into a crisp. .The rumor in the meantime had spread that a child had been injured, and Pr. Wm. Wilson, wliose office is in the vicinity, was on the roof almost as soon as the body was brought out, and endeavored to render medical assistance. A blanket was procured, and the girl removed to his oflice. The physician at once saw that her injuries were fatal. There was hardly a spot upon her tlut was not charred as through it had passed through a furnace. Her clothing was entirely destioyd not a vestige of hair remained upon her head the upper eyelids had been burned so badly that they had turned up like cri. p, ind her scorched eyeballs evidenced that he had lost sight. The flesh of the face was al-o ehivered up, and the Doctor upon opening the mouth.saw that the tongue ind throat hail been burned as far down could be seen. In fact if she had been placed in a furnace, she could not have ieen more liUrnlh/ i-i,Jr-.l ali, f.

For a lew minutes a! lirst she was able to converse, and in response to inquiries aid she was "kindling the tire with oil," when an explosion occurred. She begged iiteou.lv that water might be thrown •ver her, and when told j-he could not recover, moaned and cried, saving I tn'l die I won't die," in ihe mo-d heartrending manner. An immen throng athercd around the 1 locloi's office, and fall who looked upon the scene I here weie none who did not turn awav horror ricken wills the sight.

Ii. Wil- on as

sikiii

apossible had Iom

wrapped in cotton, medicated loi ihe put pose, and then administered an opiau to calm her nerves anil ease he: agonv. She was then removed to I he'residence of her father, Martin Shano, a tailor, residing al No. "Ill Heaver avenue. a few .-quart's distant. It was not long before her tongue began loswell and protrude from the moiilh, which prevented her from conversin: In al an hour the medicine began to lake efii-ct and she see med lo sutler less pain, in which condition she remained unconscious for a not Inr hour when, death ended the.-,cene.

The little iclim was about fourteen years id age. had been engaged in attendance upon a «ick lady who lav in an adjoining room from that in which the allair oecured. After the excitement had calmed downsomewhal a search was made in the room, when the oil can was found lying on thetloor, and hnrated open, showing the place of ihe explosion. Sim had evidently been pouring the oil on a pari ol the lire to brighten il up, when ihe blaze set lire to I hat which was in ihe can.

A dish-pan wan also found lying alongside where the body lay, with one handle melted oil', showing the intense heat of the flames. Singular to relate nothing in the room but the carpel- and window blinds were burned, the smoke seemingjlo have subdued the flames.

WAIJ TOI'M'S.

I lit- lavorile air of ihe Krenirh armv ''Hume Atrain," with running accompaniment.

Napoleon elnicki Hull 111111. hell oil I rciich soiI he find: at.

I'remains Journal,

insisls that I lie riijlit uini „C Xajmloon's aiinv was tirst broken v. lien he wiilnlrew his troops from Rome alter which the Prussian iieedlo-guns tinished ihe work. A Napoleon ileserteil the Ilolv l-'aiher. so ii.il ileseried Napoleon, ami crushed alike his pi esuiiipl ion and infidelity at tho tart.

Lost, sio'en, or misiaiil, a French l'lineo, 14 vear.s of age, of tranquil u-in-perauien:. wears red irowst-rs, and carries a bullet in his pucker. \V:i^ las seen going homo from a baptism .!' lire. 1- supposed at I'aris io be in Me is supposed ai Melz to lie in Paris -upposodal .ther places to he in London. Any infnnmitiwii concerning iiiui will be received wiih ttie vrentesi indifieronoe bv tiie Corps Legislatiti. voitr e:irts to tho frontier for

PERSONAL.

Carlotta Patti is singing in Bio Janeiro. I- -.: **wsi a.

i-?5- *"iV'

General Jim Lane is to have a monument.

Fisk talks of giving a free excursion round the world.

Letters directed to "Daniel" Rice are never taken out of the office.

Carl Rosa has been urged to establish anEnglishoperahouse.

A young lady is said to be the bast swimmer at Cape May.

Prof. Agassiz is at Bethlehem, N. II., and reported himself much improved in health.

it is announced that President Grant has promised to attend the opening of the Northern Ohio Fair, at Cleveland.

JCx Secretary Borie, about whom nothing has latelv been heard, is at Cape -May. .....

There are twenty "known dwarfs in the world smaller than Tom Thumb.

Mrs. Adela McKeons, of California, is an independent candidate for Congress from her district in her own State.

Nicholas Longworlh once purchased lie business portion of the city of Cincinnati for the value of ii horse.

The Duke de Graiumont has a Scotch wife, the daughter of the late Mr. McKinnon, formerly Member of Parliament.

Gen. Lvman Fxlwards, for fifty years a resident of Newton, N. .1., died on Thursday, aged 7'J years.

Md'lle. Sillv, the rival of Schneider, is engaged for the New York Grand Opera House, and will appear there early in September.

The fellow who robbed Prince Alfred in India, has been sent to prison for seven vear-, with hard labor.

A writer says that it was shameful for Napoleon to leave lMigenieand goto Nancy. seeking another engagement.

Hear Admiral Lee hits been ordered to the command of the North Atlantic fleet, relieving liear Admiral I'oor, who i-* placed oil waiting orders.

John Mitchell asserts that Robert l.ee was in favor of ihe abolition of slavery. and urged il on the rebel ringleaders. -. \V

is lepoiied that Cieneral .John A. about to remove to his farm of thousand acres in Shelby countv

Dix three Iowa.

A young lady in Milwaukee has just completed an excellent likeness of the Emperor Napoleon in worsted, the most appropriate material for a portrait at the time.

Brignoli and Miss MeCulloch are to be married after all, but the wedding, which did not occur at Montreal or Portland, as recently reported, is to come oft' shortly at Charleston.

Bishop Simpson is expected to return to this country from Europe by the steamship Java, which will be due at New York about the 20th inst.

A stir has been created in England, for some lime pasj, by the disappearance of Lord Aberdeen, a young nobleman aged twenty-three, who left England about two years ago, without since giving any information of his whereabouts.

KLEAXI3WS.

The Japanese have just got to using American kerosene lamps. Arkansas has a newspaper "called the Ma (jnol ut Flou tr.

Harrisburg has a chance to a elect colored Mayor.

North Minnesota has just seen a rat for the first time.

Sacramento, California has not yet a national bank.

Georgia has raised a beet weighing twenty-six pounds.

A Kansas man took arsenic for rattlesnake^biie and it cured him.

iU'lhe frigate Sabine is lo be tied up at harleston and left to rot.

A good many sailor: are in Uoston out of employment.

A Nevada man shot himself the other day because he couldn't pay hi* debt:

Southern Africa is discovering lots of diamond pastures.

Savannah is the only American cilv that discourages newsboys.

A hover •Ilv at Salt

of lizards wa•' the latest novLake cilv.

A Woman's Christian Association cares lor ihe destitute of Kansas (,'itv.

1 lie lank and file of our regular iirmv number less than IIll men.

At harle-toil, S. ('., thev lind policemeii $7 toi using their clubs without a I icense.

estimated that a honey bee Hit's mile a dav in his researches after

thirtv stock".

lamplighter* of Limerick have and I be Ireets are not lighted al

s.lruc night.

A L'ichiiioiid gentleman suicided the other da b\ i.|iening the arteries of his v. ils.

Satuin is imw visible, rising about sunset and arriving at the meridian about midnight.

.UissiHsi|i|ji is to have no Jess than forty agricultural fairs during the coming autumn.

A Maine farmer gets 111 an hour before daylight, so as to put in twenty-five hours a dav.

The New York

is a a

is to re a it

ii a

Napoleon should consult Hishop I'.erkelev to find out that the course of empire docs not take its way in Ihe direction he was moving last week.

li -Napoloon is taken prisoner within the next month il will verify the prediction that lie would be in Merlin in sixty days alier the declaration of war.

In Nashville a few mornings since was found a bust of Bismarck, with head lrightfiillv blackened, hanging from a lamp-post. Attached to the bust was the following note: "Captured and hung byorder ot the I\. K. Full moon 1111 lood."

M. Paul Cassagnac w:is applauded when he called upon the 1-rench Government, insinuation of the Roman people, to appoint prelects to Mayence, Treves aud 1 ologne.without waiting to conquer them, and when he exclaimed, "Peasants of Lharapagne! it you want manure, send manure, russians!

Sunday Mutiny

A charmiiif

has a

five bundled thousand dollar libel suit to flLII* attend to. I

iI i11 ot

iilnlcr uric I back.

Vornuint is the cuwV

for lin-akini

Ilanville, N". V., has the champion hotweather preacher. He gelK through in twenlv-ihree miiiuie-'.

A sewing machine maiiiifuctoi at South Bend turns out a machine every eight minutes.

Some of the Western people are starling watering places on the shores of the great lakes. Many of the sites are said to be very attractive.

Hon. John Black, for forty years United Slates Consul in the City of Mexico, is on a visit to his relations at Springfield, 111. He is 72 years of age.

"The girl of the period" in Arkansas is described as thirteen years old, .shoe less, bonnetless, stockingless, and with the Sheriff'after her for stealing a horse.

They are discussing the righteousness of stocking (ieorgia strawberry beds with rattle snakes to keep away thieves.

The oldest living member of the Masonic fraternity in this country, if not in the world, is said to be David Styles, of Prescott, Wis. He is in his 105th year, and was made a Mason on the 21st day of May, 1797, over seventy-three yearn ago.

George Chaff', a mill operative of Connecticut, stopped a few days since to compliment a young girl upon her appearance. Her lover coming up at the moment struck him in the head and knocked him insensible.

At a recent concert in Paris the Marseillaise was sung thirty-two times.

A deacon is being churched at Scranton, Pa., for saying "by thunder."

Baltimore police shoot maniacs and so save the expense of lunatic asylums.

The Connecticut river is so low that teams are able to ford the stream at Hartford.

"Who will care for mother now?" has been translated into, both French and Prussian. !./

Croquet is announced by a Western clergyman as "deleterious to the morals and spiritual interests of the church."

It is a remarkable fact, that, in the first important war in which Prussia was involved with Austria, the iron ramrod, a Prussian invention, used by the former and unknown to the latter, appears to have played nearly as important a part in the victory as was played by the needle-gun in 1800.— I'illtbitry ('nmmrrciul.

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AX OBDIXASCE

To amend the Fourth Section of an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance Relating to the keeping of Gun Powder, Gun Cotton. Nitro

Glycerine. Turpentine, Coal Oil and other Explosive Substances.

Sec. 1, Be it ordained bythe Common Council of the City of Terrc Haute,

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That section

four of the above entitled ordinance which reads as follows "No person or persons shall keep in any store, building, shed, out-house or lot, exposed at one time, more than two (2) barrels of benzine, five (5) barrels of turpentine, five (5) barrels of coal oil, live (5) barrels of petroleum provided that larger quantities of coal oil may be kept, in sheds or buildings, providing said sheds or buildings are Tnot within fifty (50) feet of any other building, shed, or structure of any kind and that said building or sheds, used for the purpose of storing said coal oil shall be at all times secured from persons getting in the same," be so amended as to read as follows

No person or persons shall keep in any store, building, shed or out-house, or lot exposed at any one time, more than two (2) barrels of benzine, five (5) barrels of turpentine, five (5) barrels of coal oil, five (5) barrels of petroleum provided that any person or persons, dealing in the articlc of coal oil may keep a larger amount on hand, provided the same be kept in a lire-proof building intended for the purpose, and being entirely disconnected from any other building.

Sue. 2. Whereas an emergency exists for the immediate taking cffcct of this ordinance, the same shall bo in force from and after its passage and publication.

Ordained tho 1M day of August, 1S7n. (J. F. COOKKltLV, Mayor. Attest Daniel L. Yickery, Clerk.

AX 01tl)l\A\t'K

In relation to the (trading, traveling, or Paving of Sidewalks, prescribing a time for their Completion, and the Duties of the

Street Commissioners therein.

Sue. 1. Ilr-it ordaint by the Common Colturi/ of the. City if Ti rrc Ihuttr,

Sue. 2.

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F.oiiikI

in nNocotitl! Cloth.

That all sidewalks

that have heretofore been ordered to bo graded graveled, or paved by this Council, and that remain unfinished, or that have not been conunenced at this time, shall be completed within thirty days a fie? receiving from tho Street Commissioner notice to do or complete said grading, graveling or paving.

JJv it further ordained.

That hereaf

ter whenever tho Common Council shall order any sidewalk to be graded, graveled or paved that the same shall lie completed within thirty days after receiving notice from tho Street Commissioner to do such grading, graveling or paving.

il furlhrr ordaimi/,

Seo.

That any per

son being I lie owner of anv lot or lots along which the Council have heretofore ordered the sidewalk to be graded, gra veled or paved or any person owning any lot. or l"ts along any sidewalk that the Common Council may hereafter order to lie graded, graveled or |fa veil who sha II I'ai 1 to ha ye the same graded, graveled or paved, within Ihe time specified in the 1st or 2d sections of this odi nance, then it shall be Ihe duty of the Street Commissioner to grade gravel or pave the same, or cause the same lo lie done, and keep a correct account of the cos! ofanyand all such work and chargo tho same against the properly, which amount sha 11 lie collected by suit, in the name of the city of Tcrro Haute, against any such owner or owners, before any Court of competent..jurisdiction that all walks graded, graveled or paved shall be done under the supervision of the City Engineer.

M7«v«ifK,

An emergency exists for

the speedy taking etl'ect of this ordinance, that all rules hindering the same are hereby suspended, and the same .-hall be in force from and alter its prssage and publication. i. F. COOKERLY, Mayor.

Attest: Daniel L. Vickcry, Clerk.

SUMMER COMPLAINT

-A .\i

CIlHOXfC I A IKEA.

linmRcf's Jtalsam

NEVER FAILS to cure Summer Complaint in children or Chronic Diarrhoea, in adults.— It ia indispensable for infants. Physicians acknowledge it to bo the best Carminative ever brought before the public. Sold, wholesale and retail, by

H. A. DAVIS & CO.,

MAIN STREET.

jyOdwtf Sole Agents for Terre]Haute.

JJOOFING.

victim !of early in

nervous deoility, pre

mature decay, fcc. having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has a simple means of self cure, which he will send free to his fel-low-sufferers. Adress J. 11. TliTTLE, 7S Nassru St., New York.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Agents and Dealers in

John's Patent Asbestos Roofing, Bock River Paper Co's Building Roofing Slate, Pelt and Cement Roofing, Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing,

PAI'IJKS. used in the place of Plastering on the inside, and for Sheathing under the siding on the outside.

Roofs applied in city and country and warranted. Call on us at the Prairie City Planing Mills, corner ol' Oth and Mulberry streets. .mayMdtf •MHanHgRRiBMflBBKiWBWaBMIinMti

BALL, BLACK & CO

o.t'rii

11:

i} iiI

NEW YORK,

Invite the attention of purchasers from Torre Haute and vicinity,to their unociualed assort ment of M11, KIt W A K, .1 V,' K1,1I V, FANCV HOODS, and (MS K1XTI KKS. AH orders will be promptly attended to. Uoods sent, per Kxprcss, and packages allowed to he opened before selection is made. Any article nol saiisfactory c.ln be exchanged.

Estimates given and designs furnished on application. Our goods are of the bust, ami at prices which cannot, be undersold. .Strangers visiting the oily, without intention o) purchase, arc a Iso cordially invited to.visil our establishment- iylS-dly

Jp-A-X 2xr X\~S E ('or. Cfli. Sitira.ycU*'

ihI fiornsl

Si's.,

!)«.« (irainin HauLvin ', Uati-iinin-rrijr.autl usually iu thn lino. 1111 cl!"nil

I, AW OFPirK AN!) IMO.VI. MSTATF,

F. M. MEREDITH, A If«nii) il iw and IImI Llafc A^'iil.. «'SStNB-:S:

AS« TKIitS» S'JS.

TERM-: haute, J: D.

fnrmvmririr'j ffiirr-BunrnrgibitrT

ra-it'i''i i"riT"

.fAM ES Si.

JQYKTNG, SCOIJJvINXT.

Wholesale .ind Retail ilea lor in

Furs' i-opSK'r 8islil tin*k,v WliisKy aN'II Eoi-4'if/n and Stotncsfir H'/

hps

(ind. Jjiif i/ors.

No. 70 Main St., bet. «'icl tind '!.!h

TEB-RE-HAUTE, IND.§ clfiwlv)

DYERS.

iS I

TrtEISr OT7"-A-TTUST Gr.,

In all its Branches, at

II. Reiner's Dye House,

""'t. (tii a,nd 7th. seplTdllln

W. F. BRISCOE,

liKAl.lCIt IN

Family Groccricn

rorisioiis

Hermetically Scaled Fruits Vegetables Oysters Fish Preset res Jelli es

Saaees Catsnft

V-..: Fiehles and

Country Produce,

Ohio Street between 3d and4th, Terre Haute Indiana

Goods delivered in the City free of charge. marldly

FOR SALE,

In Joab's Addition, South of Bloominr/ton Road.

Some of these Lots occupy the highest ground south of Main street, adjoining the city limits, and are pleasantly located for building sites.

To those who will improve these lots during tho fall, the following liberal inducement will be offered:

A small payment in cash and the balance at the end of five years, at 0 per cent interest. M. M.J0AB, lldlm Office on Ohio street.

-^"OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of tho City of Terre llautc, at their regular meeting, on the evening of the 23d day of August, 1S70, for the building of a Statien House, in accordance with the plans and specifications of Charles lippinghousen (The plansand spaeilications can Ivj seen at the office of (-harles Kppinghousen.

Bonds will be required for tho faithful performance of said work, in accordance to said plan-1 ard speciPntions.

The Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids that they may deem not in the interest ol the city.

IJv order of the Common Council. August

'.'111. 1 -Ti».

I.U1IS SEEHrRHKl'i. I I.. !'. C00KERIA I'. II. PEDUM-:. -m.

W. II. SCTDDER.

DENTISTS.

W.E.R0SSETER,

DENTIST!

BEACH'S BLOCK,

v" UYHH

liyir's SI

WO UK DONE AT

New York Prices!

All Ogwviitinns W:irnuitfMi.

Reduction of Prices in Rubber Work.

W. IO. I£OSSH it bus concluded to reduce his prices, ol upper sets, from }!£i to Sla. liest material used.

1VR L. II. BARTHOLOMEW,

-JL' rft!R«FON AND MFOHANrCAL

E N I S

Successor to Iir.

D. iM. WKL1),

No.

157

JJAILROAD AGENCY.

James II. Turner, Agent for the

Main

St. National Block, Terre Haute. Ind. HKSIDEVCE—Corner Fifth and Swan streets iniliOdtt

I. Railway, (Late Bellefontain) having moved his office to the storo of Turner & Buntin, earner 7th and Main streets, will give through receipts on shipments of Produce and Merchandise to all the Eastern Cities, (grain in bulk withou transfer)and to all New England Towns, freight as low as by any other line,ana time as quick. Over charges promptly jaid.

ctofidtf

Overch^es^rom^l^aH

Corner 7th and Main street

IHItKELL,

A I N E

OHIO STREET.

CHEAP AND PROMPT

GUNSMITH.

ISM OVAL.

JOlfltt ar¥stko^«.

Has removed his Gunjinith Shop to Mack's new building, on Third street, one door north of Karrini,'ton's Hlook, whwre he will be happy to meet ail his old customers and as many new ones as may 1'nal-:e il convenient to oaII. a/vdtf.

O N I A N I

!VJ r.ltCH AiN'r 'i'A I It. MAIN HTKHKT,

Over Savlan a Widinsley's Wry (Joiuls S to

Would resiicctliilly call tho attention .el the citizens nf Try re Haute, mid the iiuhlic in genoral, that he has rented mums a Ihivo,Saxlon Walinsley'f Dry ll.pods Store, for tho l.urpoft oi carry ins on

MERCHANT TAILORING.

lie koops nlwnys on hanJ Knshioniihlo I el is npi if- ro:nIy it up in

TM J^ATIOST I'J

AND r.N

stron NO'i /*.'/:•

Anil on very Itea.'-onalde 'J'ci inn. Ilavniuiio hicli rents to pay, ho promises lo make up to oriler, wl.ctlier llio goods le furnished hy liini or not. Kvcrythintt in his lino cheaper than anywhere else.

Ciittin/c done and warranted to lit.

liberal

pntrona.'ro licited. angiMdtt

P. W. HAGGERTY,

.Manufacturer of

CHALLENGE AND

No.

I SOAPS-

I'ri'ssed tandlos,

Tallow, Oil, «lc.. cVc*.,

South 1 Olh Street,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

This Challengo Snap i» guaranteed ciual to, if not superior, to any foreign soap for laundry purposes. Babbitt's not excepted. juneTdtf

CARRIAGES.

J. a. WII.DY, I.KWIS THOMAS, WII.LIAM POTHS

WILDY, THOMAS & CO.,

JJjiiTiage Manufacturers, Corner 2d an Walnut Sts. Torre Haute, Ind. Repairing none promptly and at Low Kates ie2dtf

Miami Medical College,

Ol" crN i\ATI.

Next Ko$ruInrSossIon begins Oct. 4. 1S70.

rof essor

Tickets

$4-(t,00.

"rend for Ue -i!lar Announcement. .MKNDEN'HALL.M. U.. Doan. 1.. li. fc'l'l'.VKN.S, M.JL)., Sec'y.

FAMILY GROCERIES.

JAMES O'MARA

E A E IN

FAMILY -GROCERIES

AND COUNTRY l'UOlH CE,

Ohio St., bet. Fourth & Fifth,

Will keep on hand a full supply of food for man and beast. FLOUR, -r.i

FEED,

FRUIT,

POULTRY.....

And a general assortment ol

Family .Groceries and Provisions

Will keep constantly on hand afresh supply of Vegetables of all kinds. He has in connection with the above

FRESH ME AT MA liKET, Supplied with all kinds of fresh meat. Leave your orders and they will be tilled and de- I livcrcd promptly to all parts ofthe city. Will

also buy all kinds of Hfe:

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Farmers will do well to call before selling. 1

JAMES O'MARA.

augHldtf.

sto

A. J. WELCH,

Provisions, Flour, Salt, CofFee, Teas, Sugar, foe,.,

Will kee ah

tho quality of articles in the liiH\ for sale a the lowo.«t prioc

Wa/nia St., bet. 'id tun! .'tit,

Terre llaute. IimI. ivlL'dlni .-.ii

A E S Wholesale and Hclail Dealer in Groceries,Provisions, Nails,Food,

Flour, Fish, Kalt. Shingles, &e., &c.,

Coraei- t'ourlh ami laixle SIroi-ls, I'ei i-o llaule. Connected with the above is a. first class Watron Yard arid Boarding lluii.-c, tho iro nrietorshi|i of which has again been resumed oy Mr. Miller, who guarantee.-! to all who may patronize hiin.good ac-omiuodati"ns at reasonable charges, BSBf" Board by the Meal, buy. Week or .Moiilh. mlldwtf BAN 11.1. lilt, I'ropriclor.

A S N E 0 I IN

TURNER & BCTNTIN,

Wholesale and Retail A is IN

A in

Family Groceries.

We aronow opening a general sto»k of Family Groceries, embracing every article usually found in such establishments, and request our friends and tho public to give us a call and examine our Stock and Prices. All kinds

COUNTRY

FLOUR

«t

PROBUCE

Give us a call.—

Bought at the market price. No trouble to show goods.

C. C. A

A N

FEED.

We have also opened aFlourandFeedStore, where you can atall times get the best of Fatnily Flour, Hay, Oats, Bran, All goods delivered free of charge in tne city.

TUKNER & BUNTIN. Corner 7th and Main Street

Terre Haute, Oct. 6,18(59. dtf

J. P. WEAVER,

Manufacturer ot

PAPER BOXES,, No. 1, South-west corner Washington and Meridian Streets, up stairs, third lloor,

Indianapolis, Ind.

Boxes of every description made to order. ORDEIiS PKOJITTI.V ATTKX1)EI» TO.mGdti

MOORE & HAGGERTY,

Manufacturers of

Galvanized Iron Cornice. Window Cap3, Guttering, &e.,

Tin and State Hoofing.

A SI-:LE(T stock

Tin, l'o|»jK.'rami Shoot Ironware

Particular attention paid I'1

croiBiBxiisrG-

1,1 Till, Shift', Zine aud Sheet Iron Work, Wiii in Air J''uruaet'!f and /.'a«(/'. NO. IS 1 MA !N STKEET.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

inys-l

SPECTACLES

SPKCIAL NOTK'E!

LA 2 A KITS A. MORRIS'

:i i: rt ii

atih

Pciin-lnl S|Mvt u'I(\s

!SAND EYE GLASSES.

Oar Sfteetae. les and Eye Class es ard Acknowledged to be the Most

I'erj'eet

assistance to sight

ever

manufactured, and

can always lie relied upon as affording

cane and comfort

lurt'rct

whilo

nerving the hues

Htrenijthcning and pre~

most thoroughly.

We take occasion to notify tho Public that we employ no pedlar3, and to caution thorn against thoso protending to havo our goods for sale.

8.R.FREE91AN,

JEWELER,

IS Ol'K SOLE AtlKXT IS

Terre Haute, Indiana.

d£w

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A I A

UNDERTAKE]!,

Is preprred to execute all orders in his lino with neatness and dispatch, corner of'Third ann Cherry streets, Terre Jlaute, Ind. ia h-ll-5-owt.

UNDERTAKER.

M. W. O'CONN El. L. Having purchased back from E. W. Chadwick, Uruber A Co., the Undertaker's Establishment, and having had seven years experience in tne business, is now prepared to furnish Metnlic Burial Cases, Cases, Caskets,and Wooden Coffins, of all styles and sizes, from tho beat und largest stock of burial material in the State, at No. "Z North Third street, Terro II ute, Indiana, wtf Terre llaute. May

DRY COCCi

WARREN,HODE^C CO

ftf

Corufiv -I?h inwl Mill?* Slroetb

ti A Ml'h NKI'

3000 Yds. French Percales

At 15 r*nts

Yard!

\)vx

Never before sold ut leas than 25

jm*. inort' "Whiti' I'iiiiK's,"

\l 21 nils jMT inl!

U'ortn y5lCeuts.

A i.or 1l

UowStylTAra'bs.

At loss than Waif tho if value!

Elegant Sash Ribbons

Iu New Styles.

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

Great Headiiuartors t'»r llrj Uoods

TlfERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL.

TARRANT'S

Compound

EXTRACT OF rilBEBS Ai»

(OPAIBA!

A Sure, ('ertaini AND

Speedy Cure

For all diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, either in tho Mai? or Female, iv. frequently performing a

JJrrfnt Curt in the

short Hjtoe,. of Three or 1'our ItitL-y,

and ulway9

in less time than any other Preparation. In tho u?'»* »»1

TA It RANT'S

4 oiii|ioiiiiI F.cli-»-l

4'iib«'li«

iiiMt

o|hIIh there is no need of conlinement or change in diet. In its approved form of paste it is entirely tasteless, and causes no uuplous ant sensation to the patient, and no exposure Iti-: now acknowledged hy the

Abutt Learned

in the. I'eoJeaHitHt that in the above elnai ot Vivearn s. 'noobs»

and are the only two

Remedies known thatenn he relied upon with anyCerl-iiiilyot .Suece.-:,

TARRANT

?.!

oiii)imiiicl !•.tract ol'Oilielis unit opalua. old hy Oriisgktsnll .n'er tho World:

Tho standard reputation attained hy this unrivaled and infallible Yoast Powder during twelve years past, is duo to its perfect purity, hcalthfulness and economy. l'i|t up in tins, actual weight, as represented, und will keej' tor years.

The (juantity required for use is from one fourth to one-halt less than other leaking powders.

Sold bv Grocers throughout tho United Slates. DOOLKV BK0THEK,

inlOdw-au

Manufacturers and Proprietors, ti'.i New Street. 5iew Vork

m-dM Wl'fiui

MUSICAL.

tin: jiKST and rn a pest

PIANOS,

Organs and Melodeons

L. KISSNER'S

Palace of Music,

No. 48 OHIO STREET, 5

(Opp. the old Court House.)

TKKRE HAITTK, INIt

li.

A in In a

Philadelphia ia the great OM ES TIC WO Oh MA li E

SHEBLE & ROOD,

Wool Commission Merchants. So. 0 South Front Street, Philadelphia.

SACKS furnished shippers free of charge. Correspondence with wool growers solicited Information in regard to the market cheerfully furnished at all times.

Particular attention paid to handling farmcr'-: clips sent direct. mar2wly