Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 August 1871 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TBBBE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Tuesday Horning, August 1, 1831.

"Democratic Bconomy.^ On the 8th ult. the New York "Times" published a list of lofts that had been rented by the city authorities as armories for the National Guard. It showed that $36,000 per year was being paid for the top floor of Tammany Hall, which could not be let for $3,000 for any legitimate business. It showed that Peter B. Sweeny is receiving $30,000 a year for rooms on Broadway and Thirty-third street, which could not be let for $3,000 for any legitimate business and that F. Palmeb, President of the Broadway Bank, receives a sop of $18,000 a year for an empty stable loft, corner of Ninth Avenue and Twenty-seventh street, which could not be let for $1,000 4br anjk business purpose. It described the differ ent premises where these armories are situated, and showed that thejpublic have to pay $85,500 a year for empty rooms that are not required for nor used as armories.

On the 20th the "Times" followed up the same branch of the subject by giving it a list of the checks that' had been signed by Hai/l and Connolly, and paid to four men for repairing and fitting up these armories. It accounted for $941,064 31 that had been charged to the account of "Armories afld Drillrooms" in less than five months—from March 12, 1870, to Aug. 9t 1870—and for $2,804^207 05 that had been drawn, on "SpfXfiai accounts," and divided in the same manner during the first three months of the present year

On the 22d- the "Tunis" published, a, list of phecks, 6uiountr«g/-&i the aggregate to '-jmY,

that had been paid for Cftrpeater«wdrk in county office^ niture, car All the^* c^jeqko wer^ paid.dire&lyj..or indorsed over bv an imaginary claimant to Jamb8 H. iNQEtwiik, the ndiorjtes: agent"oitfye

Bees j^d7afM»tt^r#lid for furirpets, ancl

:for

the same-

On the 24tll tlfts^Timfes" published another list of the, checks,. ^tQOUgdQg. in the aggregate, fc,.,/V

which \ael been paid,to off Andrew J. Gabvey, for plMttWng ii* county

trfSSee

and-armorie*.

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first gj

these Checks waa paid Jwwiry 10ri^6S, for "repairs on armpriea to Jafattary 1869," and the last on August 12,1870^ "for repairs in county buildings to December 21,1869," thus drawing mqrjs tl^ajh two and three-quartet millions pf dollar* for work done between January 6, and December 21—lacking fifteen .^ajra of ope year.

On the 26th the ."Time*'* published another list of checks paidtb Jo^CN H, Keyser for plumbing and ges-fitting ii county offices andarmoiiea,and amounting in the aggregate -.'•i-b $1,231,817 764,i ifirjs'gX

In the 'several articles that'have "b%en published since the 8th inst.,.the "Times" has accounted for

$12,874,739 2-ff

that has been paid out to Inoeesoll, Garvey, Keyser and Miller between January ll,1869, and Maroh 31, 187L

Pavement.

There is mUch commotion in the "city of Brotherly Love about the matter of street pavements, a subject of considerable interest to our citizens. One party insist with greai. earnestness that the Nicolson wooden blocks are in all respects the best material for city roadways yet discovered, while the other aidfe protest with equal fervor that the wood pavement is a wretched delusion and dis appointment. The "Telegraph" invites public attention to the Broad street Nicolson job, put.down less than four years ago, which is "rapidly going to de* cay. It is all worn into ruts and guttu in some places, and in others it is sunken and uneven to such an extent that it can not remain in serviceable condition a great while longer." The plea that complaints against wood pavements are "in all cases based upon bad work executed by dishonest contractors," is met by the allegation that the Broad street' paving was done as "an experiment, with a view of lnftuencing publiff opihlon^ jffid that there Vafc every- inducement for those who who laid it to do their very best." The Chicago "Republican" concludes that in this case, as in many others, it is much easier to find fault With what exists than to point the way to something Better. There is a wide fleTff for ingenious investigation and experiment in the matter of pavements, and the man who shall succeed in discovering and demonstrating the merits of a .pavement at once cheap, durable, and free from dust and noise, will have in his hands the elements of one 0! the biggest fortunes in America. Our Philadelphia friends -are not alone in the belief that the woodeu block is not to be relied on for the pavement of the future, but they fail, like all others,"to Jell "us what that future blessing i3 to be .JV*.: r~tf

We wait for the time when there Will be a people's party and professional politicians be laid upon the shelf.—Exchange.

That dodge has been tried, in many nstances,under the thin disguise of "Reform tickets," and wherever these "Reformers" have been elected, the people's pock ets have had to bleed as they never bled before. No one ever saw a "people's party" that wasn't made up of "sore' heads," most of whom had been kicked out of the regular organizations^ .. •(s .J

The people might do a great deal. Worse than elect Gen. Butler Governor of Massachusetts.—Ind.

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monopolies..was Jhe object-j q(. the. bill which he had introduced into the United States Senate. ^Rates of tariff on this route were to be 'rtgulated by an independent. board of referees cjbosen outside of the corporation, and in return the .Government was asked not to advance .one! mill of ttbAe?, but to loan its erfedit in the shape of bonds amplj .poured, by a. first mortgage on the entire rond*"

Allthisaounds well enotrgh. but dt oecurs to us that railroad-building is £0t: among the more Important, functipns df Government-:,. In -. the opening I up of new territory it may sometimes be proper for Government to lend affli?tanp4 in the construction ,ofi roads, bui the issi^e of Unhed Stat^e boUds in aid Of a road ,'frow Chicago to Portland wdiildbean unwise and diingWrous precedent.. We can men* fion a dozen roaftfttfgwd&i as the one above'nnotedy and^when all those Me suffipiji^tiy •subsidized another dozen will be tnociking |i,t the doors of Cpngresa.

S i.: „n» THE STAT® PRINTING st-i.-H ..

o^rtained,:

noli

How it ghonld. be lKme. 4

Editor 'EjtEBESBi i.cI3ie -different ajattunts1 t)f money:i out "Of whi.^h the State. has been. fleeced, from tlnie to time, could thejr.. be, correctly

Wfluld pfesfiftt feaTfifl

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giate and riow. that the ladt Slqli^t 'haff been arraigned Jby, thet .Uiwi .for peculation and ^peijury find public attention thereby dra#n io th'e subje'Ct oF} thin State ilriiiftndL if may not'te inipbroprial

toay not '(re inAppropriate to

fiigg^t^ 'PWnvfe the protection, ,,jof ,1^e, State's iaterestsiifor ihe futnre^ in thii -tiv'4 piarticti^, My 'plan M^iiipry thfe:: Fbr the Statenfi) pb'rch^^lfl^ 'a^ blouse on it suitable ior a .state printing offie^, .Thwii etujpqwer

the Auditor pf

sjtute^jta employ, .two fastjcl^giprlnjv,

city of Indlana^oli^^'

printing 'excepting dtfift: Statfi'fl# jbl cuted 'in th« «^ce T4e itWo SUperiHtehd* 1 ^nts above tnen'tioned, however, should be retaiiled ih^h?. p^yJ jthy.^tlife ,5ill: the time, provided* the jprov&j# be ^the. right men in the right plaibe.1

The Waiter of making the, assertion, ,that.tplani ||. adopted^ wopld aive ito the State,»in threes years, the price of th0:10t,:the buildii^)' and the printing ma^rial,. and $30,000 per annum thereafter-as loug a^ it,is cont tinned. The stealings! Iin° State, paper afone, under the pr^ent'sjystem,, would pay. for the presses And type, and piet |'atr6tcbing out oSj jnattieii'stin:t%o ^years' Would pay for the lot and building. This is abetter plan than ldtting^thfe W&rk to the lowest bidder, because ne inah WoUld bid as low as journeyinan!s v^ages and if. such a bid were to be offefed, ai^i taten^ the work Would be slighted iil its execu? ion-i^O^ in'other words, not more' 4hAn lficlone. The ,State oWies the excellence1: and correctness of- its" pjinting^ to th^journeymen printers, and why not: giVBj them the work, to do, instead o£ giving it to some trickster of a politician Wboi, jin many instances, knoWs noth^t\g about th« {business, and cares for nothing In connection with it, unless it is a chance to steal, jl'he Stale Printer Jievei Iooks at a. page |of the work excepting to giy$ directions: jthat the matter of one page be "stretched" totwo, so that he m*y. get-^^blepr^qes, Hfe printers wo

A by the w««k, andio^p

:thousands $s a hiatter Of the ?tate ^riifl^1 ier, to multiply

qd libifyiji. ~Aay

Commercial.

Among all her distinguished publics men, Massachusetts has not one who is better qualified for the office of Governor than Ben. Butler. He would make a model executive, and we hope he will get the nomination.

A member of the Arkansas L«gislq£qre says: During the late war I was in jpjh ty-seven battles, was wounded thirteen times in the cause of the South, and the entire pay I received was thirty dollars iii Confederate money, every cent of which I. gave for one glass of old rye whisky." And then, for half an hour, no doubt "he was entirely happy.

peuo'n,

wishing tp t^t thp feasibili^y of jhis plan CW by ^^e^^n^ t^ ^igo^nt paidAo thft

State Printer {*r anniuftr hoSB

mo^l^ tite ime. ^oant kft WOrk wouM tiUfst at journeymW^' priii&, itid striking JEe, j^fferen^.'^ ^^owe'^ would jM)t thoymg* ing «e»ld be oniy roughly -approximated^ but a thorough i^i|^ti^ition: "wwtld vitf' Plicate ijhie j»lan^^ iaidv

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A Siamese Casj^^.t ?ir ,r

Late Siam x»peia -are recetTe^ .and contain interesting matter relating to the affairs of thecountry. The. llate: death of the King and the uoenBion of a Dew ruler has brOught.to notice a cerious custom which is peculur lo the Siamese nation, and is ikit to be: conlmended'for inT iHauon." It ig calied ''markijig thftpeopl«." Etery miflB sufcject of tbe govern«rnmeiKt must aelbct a governm«it offic? ial whomi^.willxecaghize aahismaster, and then tnaat^hare a maris on the back of one of bis w&bu indicating tlui departiawtto whibh he*ia. thos ^tabbed. All* persons thus* markedn ue liiWe to be called upon ^o Tende^.^eraonai lertice in the department to wMeh he belongs. The governilient official is responsible for government work according to the number of men. marked to him. It is in many dues optional W:hfcther he will require personal 9ertice, -6r accept substitutes or money for propuring them. Dut, in BOi^e cases, personal must be'etketed. Th^'amomit of service required varies considerably. Some are required to give their wholfetime, receiving a.nominal salary only, wfioljy intn onrtnAf^ tA«ati AA

adequate to their support even ip the style of the poorest class of laborers in that country.( £ut, as' a rule, they are required to give only a borffori of time— a certain portion of each motith, qiiarter, or half year.

This system of marking is «s may be inferred, tlnpopular With the-people, and at such timet as it is to be enforced thej greatest vigilance is required on the part of gOvefomeht officials to prevent a gen-: eral.emigiratic&jErnm the country of those subject to the martcL But b»d -as the cui-i tomis of itsel£ if Is made. fWr" worse J»y being made tne'ftriblifie s'otire^ Hreat

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abuse and oppression to the common people. The power of the government offi-

A Large meeting of parties in favor of cheap transportation to the West was hteld at Portland, Maine, last week. .Speeches were made by g«|tleni iested in different sectitfg^jpth Portland Rutland, Osjftgav a route. Among tl^hp|^ii^[ Hamlin, who announced himself as posed to those monopolies outside of New England, which, by duplicating or triplicating their stock by the simple processj of wa^ng, «0sed tf^tariff of fr^ighUo jfce mother must, if able, pw Aedemanf a nolnt twice or thrice Tbeyoha

cial over those marked to him and4h#ir families is almost, unlimited, .andT they 4pjMBh*Jifer^f men, lite greatest ^ion «re in the'ease of

I mm. The M»cruopportunity. kM^gi^pm

*has nof'serveid fjffiift'iong number of years and claims the^OTears from a _wife or mother. As certificates are not given, the wife or mothercan bring noavailable proof tharher husband or son hasserved or paid]

ictu'al or give a paper of indeMikW Belfng

herself or fair young daughters, or young

-equivalent for thj fjrwjJchunj^ and the master is enriched in money, Or by ndditional handsome wiyes and personal servants. If of these p*fso0al 'rierVan ts any are boys, next time thiere is any «dict is mark the people,' theee. switidlea 'bt^s jftre slaved "and'1na?kkl to slaves^ of the maitefi ''Thus taaAfed,'they.1 are Exempt froth feliderihg pertoifal '»Bft vice at' government c2|ll' aiia the niister pays' for ^atfi 1J ticals. (ninety1 cents) per anhfit^ in Heu of ajfl goyernnierit demands Ja thiswky pibminoit nool^nikn become.

rhi and per jmntiifljWhile-niany a'fair -womitf and tOefited inari aqgnienW the pleiisui-fi, comfc/r£, dr wealth of uiiprincipledr!taas-

The proclamations for making #aJr s^rwnMlk IAM|JN1 rc^re'we iigdom rness Iras promptly atteifdtid t6 and cludfed witnas. little delay ii^.j^dsgiblS1 Detectives were also assigned .to the'ddty of ferretingoil't any Who 'might fcorifri^ to ^a^ Mtsii intf Aed foir The.

reign!were'tb bfe' re-ihirK^T0r-_«hifr, %nd' all young meti measuring tyfo apd a^half sok (fifty inches) to1 the,shoulder were by the prdrfainatibn r^ii^d- 'toff,8ieeki ^Se" government master,: under Ws6irf their fathers served, and solicit'^Mm -fb take them to be.marked ihiB^'sanStf departM ment. and for th§J same service thit' wai reqw&i: lp£ their' Mhdr. Young Sja-mese-ftdi-n .&ep who?e ,fatlftM had not bt&Vtta^^/.von'W sfelect'/inasfer^ for themselves. It is the desire, generally, of tbe governmfinrit to' have as 'itiany as Jposkible marked ,?ol the Kingi o^io^ seyf

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:o theiVfeotintryt 'It^jprevierits the imiflifinpatiola of Chinese ana-6lW^0WhQ, and1

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^s-^-bne for the pre^Sriooiai/Xhevtherfiipi' AwY BKS&Lfstoraar iwith^a^fei flitf ^C(}mt)3sin^? rboM4-f

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ir ---S ''if tnaa»«!i»:Heilitf'WvPeck,.5aBdilieh

procured, the former .at $25rper^ek, the {^linCMI^!«Uk&idki^sooiiI|to .tte^.at $30., These ^n ,tp(.^ire their

compositor^ iy ,th thoufatfd^nify' at

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t^nd to .th«i matter without ih$ ,intefri firence of an officei-, whos» only bUMnesm would be to .pocket the dlfferenc^ betwe^tt -oprietor's ana "journeymen's price^ and liberally all thfrthne. As soon as printin 4^pleted, the office,is to. be locked up until the printing,for Ih^nejXt y^ear ready^ and

cadh ^iiuMe by-eflWia^ 'prize^of ^OO^ ^ljOOe.tfesd'JSOO for' ofiginal b-8aties.'inj tof1 maifitaing the -Churah: of JErag^ 3k#'MaiiKi6Staibli8h^l CharbfHii

vta-b-j

KV—CtlT .Hto Yi, ^ifeldingtotbe-[i

iies."#^B»nagers, bias ab length

agreed to feitpRfcH? stage^earty^ thpKfaH, ir^ease'her he&lth does notifkil. SW^ Will plfcy at I'BoothV' Thdater, her present^ fntehtion: being W confine hereelf to ^tBe %iiWftcfer Of' 'Qitedti iQatharine^ "H^irytheT?lo4a^» -r::--!..

Bock Island «nd Kallroad (^Bmpany.

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CHOICE IOWA BANDS .'r^aOompa'nx is npW offeVinK'fdfsaU aboat West- XJlc ComnailV

{Baltnraljlands in .the

These lands are held vender.«ta|le air^c| from the General'

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THEIR A booki of

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rpjHi .•iTEIMEfcE

BUSI

The NameflBpinIss and Allocation of the Cwrfine Houses of Terre Haute.

jo}^i^de^K^)|B{4f|ttr^f^es in Terre Haute, by cutting this out and nsffig il as a RKFiSKKNuEAvTi! yjtvfe ilujc and trouble. Tlife ^elefet^r^ has %een carefully made and fe stnriPTJ.Y t'iRST-•gr-1 *d —.!•'• (t. ,«iKA

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(^Aas.^:1

dli

Pacific

i-.htii i'

600,000Acres

WM. and the .priced nabft,' rk'ngrhig from

acre-rthb aye

tfigo

State.

rbwng «#ont

9&The,«j8atetDart^f.these lands are situated alob&tpe Iirft'b/ tft/ ta5r?oad D^tWe6n the' jcrtie^ or^ms'Moinei-an^GoUbMtBltiffiS, atftl brein theMost accerfsihle and fertile' region In the

ftgalel fl jto-enaolc. land Ollt JO* jubj: *J I' t-iH '''i

.. -iVet^itient', ahtt are not

nrtrlgaijed or entsUttbetM iil jan£ Wayi, I1 nil girentop hleta,o tkmftissi6ftet, Dav^niiorti.

waari

j#W

ETS are sold at the Kit CmcUi'' ,'and all nVlifthe

30r OI VUlVfl stmits-Tifi.,

pnrokBBfr Bn^s land the ainonnt ipaid for (he ti^keb js apphed on the pnrohasft nionejf.

AB, CAl^Ul'S 'TT faf' », Vpaislkss CURB FO'k'?ft8' ,•

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ra an» .'T .'"sHj AND LAST UuOS£L

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overlOQ pages, contai JGH EWE0F. thc

letter of Q. A. ®*pdmni^Mi latrteues HAKPBR'S MAOAZlfeRanffilUfiLOlW. and a full deseription^of the Antidote, sent ii: to any address. Address, JT. 'MITBKi k.'VOliLIKfl I

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I*porte. X»tiMia.

SCHIEDAM AROMATIC Pur*, Healthfol and Inrigorating feUMMEB DKINK.

Operates directly^bn the Kidneys, and better than ttaolra. It_is extehMyMy fl scribed bj- physicians'

fl5reliveTt^ntalRSl83FArTrT!niSir New BritaSn. Oonn.

Agents!

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:Ari f^rlnm-Pletarn...Fr^vnea/ pAGG, 91 Main-af.

ATIOJiTA^5]"n" cdrf

Toufl'n

[Aifa 'STATB, Main •oqr. Fifthaioii srf

'•fcA5e«B«A^iws,m»j|^ ^5,33

"i I -ttoolis, 'S KAKTLETT & CO., 101 JCffo-# ft. COX. 159 Main-st:

A. &. DOOtfilC, iQpeca Sofso Bookig tpre.^ -r a Bojo1«^n«i SBern (1TlioleiMl« K«tkn.]e M.! ANDREWS, 141 MahWSfc N,3BOLAND, 145 Majorst, ENGLES TUTT, Kff 'MtCin-ft1/ JR. B. fcUMffJUDAdW* IpMifim&itfki'd'

I BlU||Mis 4Ml«kMKiv. ill !j|.jOARVUfi

Main eor. lifth.t ivsjukoo

Cair*^ ieSar-5V1»«*Ui and Gen«*H l^e* •Li ui ^EjAyiLiki JJA$ER, ^et.^in^,a#d O^ent^. CnnetSfWaUiPnp«« aid H(iil».Fa)t:j -1 BTCK'S CA^«T.aALLr 77^ai^tfffi

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SCOTT, OR •1

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This dtiptoiii'is .said fco be ofgreAfcdetri menl io

HOUGH, 72 ATfiin-st.'

M. -has^r^fcently 'arrived' in Pk^frok hia"0i^M ihoittbii' toiir with Mflcf^ilssob. HisrfesidenoeisWninjured, although in the vintihity Of 'Rue Blanche, whjere the battle of: the Rids raged for' ajeVe^irfctitfiW.' -f fii:.i.rii. .i. yj

E. Iii: BuRLnteAip:, a son Of the late Miiiistfir-'lp^d AtabasB&dor- from China, Was xnam^d a days ago,1 in1 San Frtftici&6, to Miss Ella F.iBadger. Mr. aide is to resii^i£ New" York, rij' nlnri ii7niiii ni I 1 1 ii

WTI SEfW E.WT9

tlPEiWOOl)KMfet

iKSTIXfTTE .for Toung la

'die8, PittslWiaV'MkiSrt Ibifciarid widely knerm for b«aiity o£ location and r-. of—instruction. Bev. C.. ^liicipar, JriOIalaEOTATE an«l Osiiimerctnl Ifitory to College, Business, Scientific- Schools. U.. S.' Military and Naval Acaa6mi«s:: Fait ie^ion/thirty-siith yaflir beignis Sept. 13. Eor catalogttB^ Jeo., addreagthePrin&iparl

Ifi EATZEN5A'CH.-Hji Bfa»n-st. Jnsbmi4

,, ^rHKKl»ta

bushel of it-^-his

in a a 3 W an he

(Who|^8^1e»ndB«ta)Ll^J:

BUNTIN & MADISON,-Main-st. COOK & DAVIS, fthin.hflt. ThirH and Fourth WLICK & EliRY/JjMBa^ourth.

Goods and .KetiniK (Wbolesale and Retail.)

Xi Hi BARTHOLOMEW i57N*tionat31ocki|ju ^aneyOoods,d c. (Wholesale AKe tally :T. H. RIDDLE, 151 Main-st.

•I Main and ChWi'j'.^•

^ssfsaBwssp^i Gas ind^t^m Filtlng.

!A.!RIEF,

46 Ohio-st.V ^fb

8. COHT & 00V, Kllaiittft Mgwoe S ^ftatsV '^ap^ a^d' Bt^aw''£ob J.fi.STKES.113 ^fain-sft:'1

l)S-«qah'KJ •. :.? .'f, llsmti-i '4 ooo.i: vii[.- .H«ar^rorfc.fi'.„ j,. MRSsE. B.MESSftipiVEfe:pOi,^

X.eailier anil Findings! '"A

jL. .A.lBIJItNETir & CO... 144 an4 ,l^ ^a?n-st J! I-mnbei1, «*rc, ESHMAN,TUBLI

Ylin'iiAiia VmnlACATA

m,Z&e. (Wholesal^^ '. t,

GO.,229

Mairi'-"..if

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if:iT9ra ""I .T-^-T 9itl

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WcHv BANNISTER,79 MainrS^-:

Mair^W AStotcjifirftnlte SonniMhtR F.li^SElMtiLMERitJp *.'•

s^rf^^v-'N.dbr/MaWattdiliiri

d,t,*1ulfdd

K&tole bealc^I

P.''jb'^dR^ttk. Sixth, 02 bowitiik Hafl A'nrscryman aBI FIorlst8.(j ', HEINlr.- BROSv, :1 Greenhouses, ana S

Sale Ifronnas," iouthcaSt city^iidar Wasl Pnriiace. Jiotiraa, Ac.: (WboliMfcle.).isiit-t »i U. lb. JEPJFERS:

£0^140 Main^t^. T: j.. ,r:j

Pianos, kml llKftlAc.. hr Xi. KXSSSER,-48 Ohio-8t.' snu-. .ii fcus Pdll2EP,1KE\y'ffA,RT:i ^rsttsftriJ an'i^-jioi.Vl a.tatf

Heal Estate, ins, GRIMES frROYSftiafrBsPtWr-gt. s. H.

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DBi COLLIN'S ANTinbTE, ea the patient to discontinue*i^e nse of Opintil in any Wrinr at orlbe. Without pairi or inebtavMiietaMiv iik4 WithttUtkny Interruption of eicdihak^^basin^t*/ It rebuilds the broke.i^co^stftntinn and hcrvnus

TEE^^^y^iof«

A. SHIDE, Agent, ovoFPostoffice. Saddle* Hftiihless. PHrMFSASEl^'l^'HUi^stS^o:J .HJTT".

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R. L. BALL, 128 .: Stencil Dles Wjtock tpQlE, 139 Maui-st,^:

For sale everywhere.

LAM TJYAQFI NOTICE I

^^oecanse^a^gSoa^irenret-ouiW mocey. ls.oecanse oar goods are nrst-olawt

This!

iiu PAT A«lirn:A 8AI UlT OF Mo PES WEEK suid Kxpenaes, or allow a targe commission to sell our new and wondenM inTettitions. Address M. WAONSRAOO:.!ManhaU, Mfiah.

all oftka timsii Will, send anioiil

WSM

DRY GOODS.

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WILLINAUGURATE

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S. RrcfiARD^Ol ain-s

Cigars, Tobacco, Ac

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'n'.i&o.

Main-sti^ ii ia? .5

Flavoring Extract Manaracturers, iCpOE&BAYJB.:OJfej!o be^Tbirdand¥«^ 'OMeerii (WhBleaaft.). CI '-n'

JIMBNTi CO^. 160 aud l42 Mai^snl IJLMANJk COAjJiain cor* Jifth. {.

IHULMANACOX. Main cor* Jifth-I !», 6YFERS. TRADER & CO. .190 Main-st.(

•isoqo'

•lode

ii:j

AS: CO!®

:V]Jr?p,Ah^

L-'. i) hi

S'.'SJtolH.... i.

•j ill

ij.

-If. ^l9,»fli bftrf.tuoij -r.il

rhua i| -f

noiiiROi •j

j»iit lo. 9d! To 9i:i/-moo .i 9)07

!*ro

(im rii

:a 9 •'O.

"iai

Wafclw*, JewelrySMl BlnmonMii, T.'H- RlDtjtiJ!, laMfaife'st.

BINDING.^ OI

DOOK BINDING JOSEPH KX^IMG

Sf'

jftTiDg istabliiliddi

paw and complete Book Bindery, is prepared to do all kinds oaf Book Binding and Blank Boo^manufactunng. Magatines boun^

J&EPHKii£KBRa,150M»inat!.

Vn REMOVAL*

ijirt 9dt ot

DR.

WAM&!'

north of tkciPoatoffide^ Reriienm4 .Nqrttf Souft Third »troat, bet^oan

4:1

•iU

l**v\tn

Theiti DiAn»9ID

.ai

SMbi »««¥», Blltad^ aiMiamfee* CLEFT 4 WILLIAMS, ottii 9Qi ai^l^HalJ^rfcT! stationary and Po/tMre Ki PARKER, dor, FSst'iil

SC Ai a «.* ono

"s:

*dia(l lisl'tr

WhlHVt.!'

Tin *nd Slate Rooilnf "rl3M

MOORE 4 BAGERTY. 1(81 M«n-»tir *rrank and Travelin^' llar MalMiKM. *nre«.-it V.d.• DIGKBOUT, 196

SCOTCH^

sot '-I ir

,bi "i

Kit

:-j Js

rnrjs -r,

11. /it

TUEEt, TRIPLEY & BERING

THEIR EXTRAORDINARY SALES

f! 5 t: '.:MONDAy, JULY. loth,..''

jto a&&aMit.Summer, CtqacIS 11' ..sl »rd {-t jihtyx} Ux.ilt bao^sd am'.- ••,

!I-f- «-ii"ff?

iit 1-25 Counter will contain oiir Frou Frou Grenadines, Steiped Grenadines, Alsace Plaids, Check Lenos, a &

lf«q$]iraiia $eotdb Qin^uiaiuh :Itinen and Fir^lich ^awns, Yo Semite 'Stripes, Iron Grenadines, Caepe Maxotz. Silk Challij knd atll our "Siimn^er.iS^uitings''5 will be offered in patterns at, and in ,§p^'4&efc'Tbe'l^w^ c6^ ^mrja^els will be' (Reaper than they were ever & fffiiffc ^cuis I—Ladies, now is. the time to. buy. ^6^,. do not. need, thesm this. s?as.Q,n iii

oi 1 —-Wfe-haVfc-a line of very in ii re a is is to jlfre, market—-which We will sell at a bargain. (Persons ^llliy jfine gbod^^ill^ple^ take-libtic^)• 9l ^nraeille» l^ninjhig !-r^By the pieaej or

|^pf^ pi§ce/\yilt j)^ .qit)sied put cheap.^,

ap as we:

f^W^ooas'

^ailt^^^me low priced and some

ye^fin'e^a^d^eOstly, will be includad in the sale. Iftce ^Point« l^4Black and White Points, Rotunds,

tijiama, Light Brbc&de and Grenadine Shawns are to be 4 $ a

I We do aofe intend to: pack up a yardi^dfStfB^rife# Ol6ds »pjr an article for Summer wear to hold as dead stock duritig thfe winter tti/t 1f i' .6' •llfj no vflBSl! •J/1j .v.iiiiA s: i?i vli' (i -tt Ii

n*oPiH run'j -i„.

HIOW

but teg^rd to cost. Only one price will be named.

:»re

^TJOTIOIiT A.H/ OTIOl^ (ii .v/3^ rj 5?rfiai..

for cash in hand, to the highest bidder •rw £ri! .Jjyi I' Ladieswho desire to select their goods and' avoid the 'confusion of an auction room, now h&ve a, better opportunity than .was ever offered in the city,

TUELL,' RIP LEY & DEMING,^

Oo^ Main arid Fifth Sts| "A§1

TJSItRE-MA UTE, INDIANA.

..: :.

CLOtHlNC.

ifiJ

.ii Mil-

±jAU

tti. noijK. h!

BUYING:j

aisai

-tciq ed) g(iiil«!iod« ogcvsiu rtin'iti-.p?, •r. .1

^^^I^rnlshmg^ Woods

:0 VJjlsiJ »iki O? noiijtfsj f.i .v:

•'ivi/'-H

9if. fid'-fnnmislo •Imh'.i»o?5'p

^a .no7sn

re.

Jjf

:uiJ fli d^Diu iii'f# ©yilu

.n tihsuj- ., jjloa 1%eir Oools are. all Marked in Plain Figures at PRICES, n,™,*.-

4kD"

*15' I-Jt'.v

.sis"!'

CHQffUS CLAjBfS.

CJtfOKF'S A SS.

Mroteal Institute Bcdtts,

ll(

O VR& ,TMS P6STOFFICE.

mwTSiin Members admitted at any time. dSASflTES^... »1 Mjwr MMtb noyl-d6

DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.

NEWjrCJEK STORE,

v»

Just received at th? NEW YORK ONE-PRICE DBT QQ&DS STORE, tho following er c|Leap goodsi 60 linen and Lawn Suits.

eilJ

36 Hand8oiaie Lace Pdints. 'Rc 150 pieces-White Marseillesam 100 dozen Cheap BtoaierX.'

A IN

•U'.i-

lilj \)iy

mmw ff

SAVE MOHfJBS

**jpcfr?J

CLOTHINO

3'nsugn

t-c:* anc'i W?J"

fa- tiinvHtd-

snshtai 5 4j'

njfis

a i'ttn.

4g$-}-$t8

lo otfl

I M.^l

& CO.'S

fc a i:

STOE®?*

1b the Best Fitting Dress. Shirt

j*»or -i- In the Market. *7

Iph^v hinrf a Full Linlc of GAUZE UW DEBS HI HIS -iTi S(f) "™wo(1h «J! iht'T' jifAn anil Knvii '''. ~A'~ 1 •Ktt'T

ror Men

BOy»-T0^-

'^^^halr Merchant Tailoring Department i» Stocked with all styles of

ENOLISH. FRENCH ANI DOMESTIC^ I*"

:-f*

,h -jfu

€OATIV«» ^aml VJBMTIWW#

Jfiiddle Room, Opera House Build/intf?*

to 3*

iii-.:

:5.-sl4 '.••: i. i.fti

tae

hfif" -ill

rov ••.•

tin .11.

AUTE

ATTORNEYS.

BEAUCHASIP,

ATTOBN^JY AT LAW j\iid Notary P*blio Ojtt(Sk—On Ohio street, bet. Third AF6ur0u |ri23-?

PIANOTUHIN&.

ir f.

WILLI AH ZOBEIi PIANO TUNBB.: r\RDKR3 lait at B. *. Opt?* Vntk'Adr'! O will raoelT* prompt' attentton. :r

.73 MAP STREET,

00 pes New Summer Dress Goods

45 doa. Double Shirt Fronts 50 Shetland Shawls, -.-i! "^-v .i 26 pes Blank Alpaca^

The abOye Goods wiU bfe sold at extremely ldw prices, and vte in-

Tit. th.

his fact.

RIPLEY & DEMINC. WARREN. HOBERC & CO.

'.SiU'i

?rfe

I li

"••t Ki fll

1v»«

.jtHS- ii -v

-d.

l-MJ

.rti". t,-'-.

,5.1

hia,

hftiiiiUT,? c-i I'acb

iia 'ii

act»

A---"

ik%

/-.LlOj.'iiCA!

•s,..si^-"',5

»'*f ,K

would ^ell at auction," with-

the best we have in the store, but

.th'e^ must make room for Fall Stock, and all ''Summer Fabrics" not sold within 30 days will be sold at tiftJr7{

{machinfe

jiid

C,«* MADjE SUITS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRfiLLAS,

LABHS'FmISSES'

l1JowntioTt as *e shv* by ac?taald taoi|i gtration morethan would be

pejr. It will go info every famBj. ^nd j*is the best investment ^e eret mw.Jh tnp expression ot all wh» arf usi»* them.-j-Tnus, iBostrSUxtakea n« selections ijor .n^e All nrlut arAtnkiiiff an interest IP P.08* tion. say that men fbt nnabte to make moriey.Jiefore they examine this feiwi» tk»n

promptly at the Terre Haute N«*s Dapet, Sixth street opposite the PostoffifiOi by M. P. C^ATT3. wh,ere a taac hiae can. be seen tn operation at any_time. •^'Cbfhcjpon,'inr Offioe. No. 16 Sot Pennsylvania itiwet, Indianapolis. In|)^J

NEW ARRANGCHBMTFIJ

3Xrfq g£

Bt TH^ OLD.feBtlABLE

HAOTB

liidlanapoH? Kaliroad. '3 I A .faoow

w—-wrj

JILTUI

dli,"'

'OPEiVITliO1 OP

INNATITHROU^HLINE ^AKVAfTlffi MONDAY, JlTLT^th, fth'ertwillb)j/

!Tearr«i

odt 31*1 ?m

•j!rp:-c&Ajr&jE cAies

~WF T?tlv.* i4 1 Iii ty#*'* -. -9v*q ^ooJBBIWKEN'j oJ a

Hanto and Cifieinnnti*)

|fWo Through^Exp^ess Trains l|aily.^

Firit Train:

Lefcrew Te^«S^ttte 4t..„....~—12 :35 A. M. Arrivet Cln:inpati at....,.......—...„ 8:00 A.II. in PpJlmMiPa^e Sleeping Cars.

Second'-T/nidili'l

flil

Le4ve& Terre "H ant« at a 4:00 P. M, Arrives Cincinnati af.v-. ....„...™.^10:45 P.

31.

In elegant new-Day Coaches. a

seoui^d fitf OI%UTjfAT{, *ls» tor CWnrnbu», PjttsburA, Phifaaelpnla and New York,

9\ Mrawk

n.PasMagere by thb-Tipil 4. *4fT*#ip also make direct connection at Indianapolis an a iv at a a a

General SiTpenHWirihft

CHAS. B.?OLLBTTi jj :r General Ticket and Passenger Agent. 1 at'dlar

REMOVAL.

1 »». GlFFOIt»j'i" rr 1' &* W

S0RSEitoeets,

AND CATTLE DOCTOR. jAS moved to his residence, corner or Kgtt Elm wherrhekopeato be&JMt by all his old patrons, ana new ones solicit, ed."''.' *6-tf i"

WINEVINECAU^

'.«• PRtTSSHWS

TAMIBT ,1*1

Near CourtjHoiise Square.

i-:

3^t: if

•f*r

ta Main

#*AR Wifr'yMtsi'WitTAftK.

ONE

Pmf.M

a:it

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS! 7«i ...

le! ::ju ..'-.aT .^

Have all been reduced. Having anticipated the rise in liaw Gdtton and CotWB Goods, we haVe purchased in large qiianiitiea and will give our cai^tomera the ad,vantage,Q( the^auie.

Not ^j|ardofCottpnFabrichaa been marked up. although the'goods have ad-

vanced 25 per int. in* Ne# York". Parties desiring to purchase should 'not delay doing so a nioment. We shall offer Extra Bargains for the xt,8iXty Days. tf j-ji

WARREN, HOBERO & 00.

OFEZEUZ: HCOTTaE-

FRUIT DRYER*

:iF37:

ROOM HEATER, C10THES DETKIU Anu IJROIT XtEATEB Combin e«t. The Greatest Honsohold invention of the

Age for 'Economy, Convenience and and Uselulness. It is a neat nieco. of, fornitnro, a general purpose

F. H. M'ELEBESH^

'is ihe toosl simple' 6P

construction, cheapest 'most darafalei Or^ namen^al atd ready-sale of anytningbelbre ithepeople, and igaft be'nianu'

Jail! :J

"'1 ^df -si,'! .hiishVf iont .fefi* 1

Jictured from a sample maJ«aimgin:any ^vyjagej by d^woriYvWeuio not at**

v~i .h-'JX"

PRICE ONLY,

.:iflwa.l-'ei .^fs-nn. .si

Witteaitcrt:, "InseHiiapi jj, c*.

REDlfOTIONS!

j»r

~M 01"

Warren, Hoberg & Co.

Will commence SATURDAY, JULY 8th,

OLOsxisra- ^"r'rm"

Of their Entire Stock of

',^L. At Urettly. Reduced PriceR: •1 ^5 ,. *i ntbUallifia. ul

WHITE GOODS, THIN DBESS GOODS, GRENA-

.DINES, SHAWLS, LACE POINTS, WHITE LAWN and COLORED LINEN READY-^

1.U

*i,A Jit

*14-HI

j"ij

tiSk

«».' It 1.' .U »i« Lu»e4iF:

*."*•/' «»J1

'il Sfiti

aai

,-,

v^7^1+a\

and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY^'

jm, UK

vt», -J

A.it j.,

..f

j: Ks.h I A4/

FOUNDRY

h»*.

'.to^ra'

J. BARNARD

ftfl8

Phcenix Foundry

jMc's#

f'3

AND

7 4

Sill JO *0*-'

MACHINE *. SHOP Jul

H0KLEBB8H BiKKAMD

Cornfir Ninth and.. Eagle S^ts,gtn

(Near-tli8'Pasiet(ierD«prt,X'ii:--

•di I

TEERE HATJTE, 1N». —rr*i~9ii' i,.'t«r {(•.MO.

sit..

11.'^'

»'&} i'fi

W'f

T^Jf"XNtJFA0TURE Steam ^EftiVeff TOill^

,•••••• •. ii -t ., .u -WJil

IR0% AlfD BR4«8 CASTir?G«! r^-j

-11

in nsni.-.x *11 iai

In, Notion*, Fancy Goods, GH|AB8

IvHi&rfji) »{i' il-iii ha.. REPAIRING DON®' PROMPTLY fhJ I -V.!? .!' ill i,,...! I 1

"I'J ll.-.i-

my26'4frly MoBLFRBS^ BAftNARD. -r-, ,t!n

r_n

Ui'j.m

tsToBarifiHa^

-b

a-'.- ¥stt]

WHOLESALE NOTIONS iift

ind'

-tvr, rrr-rf r!i-v"

wen

—.... 'i -. j) rj- ¥11. WITTIGy?^

Ai 6I A. 14^,. ^aln Street,

Jobber & Commission MerchantPs

EHCLMB, GEBKAX A9D AMEB1CAV,.] Ii: *9iJh Y# i,

I '1 Perfiiterf, 8«ap. Cettea'Tira, Stftttafr,' eie

K«w stock and prices low. Orders promptly 3s-1 atteadedjt«.: StiwntM indaMments to Cash Buyers* Pedlers,Huokst?rs.and

ers promptl lents to Cas

ckst^rs and Auctioneers.j

14S Main Street, ,u

Dr.

„,jr

Between Fifth and Sftth Street^ la the Stare formerly occupied b^^o^ft Sen

).T iii:

MEDICAL,

This preparation of th# rreat Sc ten Mat, Or. Gtott* Jleb Fiach, of Germany, li

otn«.v

onih« Tact thai, aZ

:att materials ot tb» body i# (s Are derived from Stood. a«

stored up In Food. W

appropriate theao Force# cveatea App«t 1 to, on^

the Stomach and Liver ai (otHa^Oonstlpatlofl and ^rHnp*«lble re .u.^

System ao

orcea the Ostein ao tideorer dm ranllts o)

ia-i

cfianglng climate, water Ac.i «n«l better endnre tM S*i!

deihantla often nnex teuy'made-Mk ltk T3ro« amtCne«T- Ladles la de-

wtisisasn»m

w«alt after sickness will Ma* mjildTv strengthen by

rtiujf li'te gr^at jnepuratlon. Whoever'a*«= tbis:|*m«dy has for thai physteian a juted Sbientastof Germany.

HU3U3|(r

4c.

.45?)OX, 6

LIVERY STABLE,

rsm-

ir Terre M»ule, Indiana. 1 r.

W0«|«MU! WWW.

je28-dw3m ,• .r

». f. aqxTia. A. J.THOKMOK HUNTER ii THOMPSON,

tr.-a"

Livery und K»le Stablw. ^n

... iT1 _4 'ty«M

tpfluaUk the with,toed 8t»ek and ,-.:, O W O

0S&