Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1872 — Page 3

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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BATES OV ABVBBTISnffQ.

150 260 300 450

200 30« 400 6

250 375 500

300, 4-50 600

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12 1200^ 1900 2$

IOOO MOO 1800

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the DAILY.

WEEKLY, wHIwcmm_ nd one-half the Weekly rates

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WHERE TO BEAL

A QOIDE ?Q LBADIK» BOSIH«B» r!UOCfffi8

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PRK^^/?rrt^??^rel^T»"wtiA valuable information, ma convenient form, for reference.

VrOYi* VJMK ATTBK"B«. D.HARVEY. «... Hi Furniture Dealer, 83 Main street.

jhoseMattreg85i never lose theirshafrc And they het'er need rtpair. they make no noiso. Take one oii' a month a trial

QEKKSKWABK

cohtaunh

TirUiTAlj. COLLEGE S":' T«L'flGRAPHIC rriilitute, corner of Sixth.and iViMain stte^ts,*«^e Haute, Ind.

WAW/-«»At»EB, All!.

BUOKBLL,

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TJHILll? NEwiiAET'a Jtr.. FlowManufaotor^, First«tre6t, hetweeh Main andOhio^

Boots *sh0K8.

ANDREWS, .. -4.i Manufaetorer and Doaler in tfia#' Boots Shoes, Wo, 141 Main St. a.-. Terre Haute, Ind.

O,:iulu

IiIVKRV 8TABLK W. CHADWIOK,

EW.al.

Terre Haifte Car Works,

PETER

Fcaddies

ARLEY ROACH, and harne

at.

.800 e$!O 2000

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4 1050 1400 28 3200

,750 1000 1500 1500 2400 3200

40 5ff«4 75 00

»00 2800 3800 £3

jgjfflSQOOiig OOteQOOl9QOO 100 00

20000

MON1HLY CHANGES of matter

nl|CS^nntMet'Advertirtitin theWEE)^ LYEXPRE88 will be half the rates ehargOd,

Legal adrertisements one dollar P#r sauare for each insertion inweekly nar Local Notfiwg to cents tfer line.

rn W

aiio%4d' FRE»0f

Advertisers will be

local oolnme

Un however nort inserted in Iec

°iarMafeatSinS^aneraliio&^i tiiflO tar

Society peetings andfioligious notices S lentS'tfaok ianrtion. ihvattably

MMliinft.

WHERE TO BXIY

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Garvin AHeiiily,

'1'nrcest stock. .., •I'rompt attention pmd -ALL VkPM, VTINDO^ lomest and lowest prioes,' at Jlyce's Carpet

1 '&.UJJI xa4 »w» VY Largest .st^ek, handsomest styl and lowest' prices, at Ko. 77 Main strfigt,

(iBAjUl

MBRIDENTHAL

-4.'.*-

Agent for Smyser & Milton. Gr&in dealers. Warehouse at :the Vandalia B« E 6f0s ing of Fourth street. 1 „i »i CABBIAGE MAKKHS

Carriage Makers,

Wfist side Ppblfc Squftro.

iR&DSif.tig doiie with tfeatn^s and lspaten .nii, MOWff AyUFACXOBY

Hau

C. SCO IT, Sueeessor to F. C. Crawford dealer in Boots and Shoes, Murray's Old Stand, ...

South side, L^ween 5th and Ot

CLARK,'WRIGHT

& CO,

Mannfaoturera of and Dealers in Boots Shoes, 82 Main St. bet. 3rd and 4th. C. W. Co., yarrant good fits.. .ij^n

N3LES &TOTT, Mfnufaetnrers, and Dealers in. Boots and Shoes., 107 Maifl Street, bet. Fourth and Fifth.

Opposite the Opera House.

HARBSrT

A GILBERT, dealors in and

manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, red front, 42 south Fourth street, opposite the Market House.

itw

Eolipso Livery Stablii''

Fourth 8tr«etbetwoen!M*in tftod Ohio aBioUieo Opposite the .Old Post Office, mo: HOTKIiS.

BUN?TIN

H()TJSB» corner Third and Ohio

streets. M. to. Redfora. Proprietor Eugene nardoastlo.Oiel-lr*. Kfttofi S2 pel- day With good-sample rooms attached^

ATIONAL HOUSE, Cor. Main,and SUth StSi, •wl#*»(.

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NA Ml

0t»

1,!N'S'P$$rietor.

NeWlyTi^ecTjiira "F^ished. CAR WOlUtS

EATH&HAGER,

South side Main street,

Between the Canal and E^ A »0» K. R. ... ACCUO*A^»COMISSIO»_fS^

GEO.

A. HAYWARD ft Co.. Attction and Commitsioa Merchants', 30 and 32 sopth' Fourth street*-Terre Haute, Ind.: Cons 1 street. lgnments soiioted. 6R0CKRY

Wholesale and detail doitlctin Choice Teas, OofPsw), -Sugars, and Fanoy Grooories. No. 187 (Main street. Sign steaming coffee pot, Terro Haute, Ind. TT BOOK8.__

C'D.PoetryWorks

DENTO Jr., Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, on Science, Art, Religion. and General Literature, Stationary. Ac. Cor. Main ahd Bth Strte^* Agenayfcr J. B.LippinoottACo., Philadelphia.

BARTLETT A CO., Dealers in Books and SUtionery, Fancy Goods an^ Notionp. Nog. 101. and 159 M'ain street, Terre Haute, fed,

DENTIST.

Umtiofcal filook« Terre HmvU.

OWSER A JOHNSTON, Wholosale Grocers and l.. 'LiqiorJ)oal»rtv--s|W

Nos. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall,

»1®S^ Terre Haute, Ind.

J- u,»n.

"AMESB. LYfc^. Wholesale LWttOr Dealer No. 229 Main street.

Terro Haute, Ind.

OBY GOODS, WiJ

"f^REDERIOK RUSCHAUPT, A CO., New JQ York Stow, 73 Main street, near Court House Square. "Cheap 'Dry Goods,*1 Wall Paper, WindowShfcdcs. -ryRufflnrBROs*:.*

II Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Paper. -ttahgiatb,'- Cnrtam Materials, Goods. Notions, Ac. 109 Main #tr#et

nONFjCTieKKItT A eiOAKS.

7-) L.i'BLACK, XV 72 Main street. Dealer in Confectionery *Toys, Fruits and Nuts. Also keeps the best brands of Cigars and Tobacco.

dealer

d.re

holesale rf'sa

1JLICK A BEEEY. general dealers in

rlgrafcii?

laiwjiia^^ •—t""

an^Medicipes

flaVo/ing extracts, Ohio and Fourth.

Joii^ARMSTRONG,

FOOTE, 05 Main Street. ,, Seeds-lor the, Fifld./iarden afld Border, in their season,,rehabiejn ,qual 1 ty..and ssj JJQ G, !Orsate in all quantities'. AlsoPotaToes, plants, 1 Rustic Work,'Bird "cages, Ac. cf

IK£P£A.NCJr AND REAL ESTATE RIMES'a ROYSE, JT RealJEstatO and Collectiig Agents,

No. 2 South Fifth street.

,.n Terre Haute,-Ind

HOLMES, Real Estate, Agenoy, No. 113 Main street, ^erre Haute, Ind. All business entrusted: to- him will be promptly attended to.

WCash

No. 98 Mam street.

W. JOHNSTON, General^ gent United Stages Lifo' Inaurarico Co. of New

York. Assets, 4,000,000, Divideptl? paid #1,030,785,11. Losses paidj$l,787,502,21. jl^tion

llARTON A KEELER^insurabce and Real Estate Agents, N. E.Cor, Main and 6th Sts,, Torre Haute. nderwn-

ters, Andtfs. Imperial London, International 1 New York. E. ATTOKKEY., ^HAS H0SF0RD,

HOBERG A Co., Fanoy Store, 85 Main St., Terre Haute, Ind.

Sign of the Big Stooking.

IDDLE'S Variety store, Trimmings, Laces. Embroideries, Furnishing, Fancy Variety-goods. -The largest stock the eity, No. 151 Main street, Teric Haute Ind.

RIand

%F"

t&i STRAUS.-t^Kbldsale dealer in Mil linery and Fanoy Gooda, Hosiery, Corsets* Trimmings* Ac* 149 Mam street* Terre Haute, Jnd.

HATS ASD

I I 4 .145 M4in street Terre Haute, Ind.

Ind.

BMSTABBAHW

YANKEE~KITCHEN.

ANTON

WSTATZ,

resses

ii.nopon slumps &c. at No 139 Main streets

Cll»,

•stem

0 WOft

Wlnps. Trunks. A£ No. S Main street ?J*% w^CoUiWhit^T^'8 North side, between lhird and Fourth ^oMffgfl%TP1***"***

street. |ETER J. BYAN. Manufacturer ot and T0U iif Bsadl^ P01M9J pilars, and

DKl'GB

J.COOK

klass,l|

•"etc. Corner Main and Fourth streets. *, g*

UN^IN: A" ARMSTRONG, "MannfacUiring Pharmacists',' "nnd Wholesale ahff retail

Terre Haute.

OOK A DAVIS, general dealers in Drift' oj HSiNbER^)N, A CO, al»0:Jla|i|i(|cturera of kai^'sjreei',''' ... id street between Third !..,

•jr~

Nor. in "Main'Stjjpet !Ceb A^aute^il

VHDKBTAKKR

rSAACBALL,^ ^..,,. Qorqer IJhird and. Cherry Utreets, t\ 1 f'„ 1 Ind

ARCttlXK^fS AJiO

Crocker^, Jars, Jel(y s. sign

-..u uriasswuro, vuuoi/. v«u»v Tumblers and House furnishing goods, of golden jpjtcher. No^.8,Main street.

ALTER A EPPINGH0U8EN, Architects

Proprietors Of ftsne quiSn5«m#iijne kilns at Oakalla, Putnam Co. Ind.

ORGANS,

'.meet

tr~~~

:S aK\fcACEPi6feiMi7SI0p ?fl 'vilflu t./H0i^8{0hio Street.

R. HENDERSON. & CO,

uii

tali'

styles Hail,

CABPKTtj, OH/ CLOTH'*! *c, YCE!S-Cftr»St Hall, Headquarters for all' kinds'' Of Hou«o Fdrnlsifiig floods. The Galf Ert&utitenovae in the city.

l^atlyferr^H'atife Tndi &

a*i—rarer "^O

iYl:

RfcFltIOk.RATOB8. LEATHER RitH'ENDEKSQN, A CO.J ys 1^,0..111,Main Street,-'

Terre Baute. Ind.

OARPESTEB ARB BtjltPKR I

jfcop on?tJlj«fe'ut'Street

•Ti-1

No' 77 Main stttot.

Between Fourth and Fifth. Terre Haute, Ind.

JEWELRY T'

OHNK. FREEMAN, Dealer in Watches, piftmonds, Jewelry j'.^bjia Silver an'd Silver Tlftted\Vare, Opera House, ju^ ,s Terre Haute.

SClocks,,

R. FREEMANt dealor Jewelry, solid

a Watches, Silver and I

Platkd ware,ildj ^lM«in!streo{,1 ierre

MOOREiron1

Meals atull hours.

Hot waffles and cotTee. Fmh. »pd «ame in season with the best the market affords, 1 times. H. 8. BARTHOLOMEW.

No. 145 Main street, bet. 6th and 6th.

TTOLFELDER'3 Ladies' and Gents? ~i Restaurant, M»al« at all hours, from R*--^ 6 *. *. until 12 o'olook P- H. NO. 9 South Fifth street, Terre Haute. Ind. •tUSlCAL kKKeilANmSKGKNKRALI,!^

IJiSSNER'S, A A E O S I T.i.jV Ho. 480hwSlroot.'

SHIDE agent for Steinwavaid Son's Pianos, rooms at-Terre Haute UmiMl InntUntfl. Ross builduag, Musical Institute. South Fifth street. X*T" H. PAIGE A (JO.f Whoiesale and Re-

W tail Jealeia in„ali, kinds, of Musical merchandise, corner of Main and Sixth streets. Terre HauHei',Atf6nts fot ChiokOring Pianos and Mason Hamlin Orgaiis.

PIANOS.

KISSNER^S,

In*.

fivery operation ia^re^iaterert.aua vpmnlQfL to IABW^T the reoommepa»tion.. WHOIiKSAIiK GROCKBS A IIQUOBIUSALRBSi

Tbi

Em'porinmv

street, between 3d and 4th.

frames attd mouldings, lookingglasses, musioal instrumentsKIT"

FRKICHT L1SE

,,Sixth

ouu.

street, omoaite

flee j. rost Office, W.

Danaldson, Agent?*:

WHOLES ALE DRY OOODS,'r.. A Co.

fASH, SRO- A Co. {Succ«sorstt) L, B,) wholeeale dealers in Fon|n and pA~

J« Domestic Dry Goods -and Notions. Main street, between TWrd and Fourth. The only wholesale Dry Goods house the City,

PAI'KB WABKHODSK

LOCKfldealers

WALMS3.BY. wholWaie aftd re

tail in paper-bags, iwsaok?. wrapping and manilla pape«, twiM Ac., Ao,.n«ilQ south Second *tro®U,

pARDk-X stt^ A»D FRUIT?!

JACKSON

A WOODRUFF,J W^oftsalo

deatowingarden stuff «d. fruitoyffltders promptly filled. Ohio street near Sixth. SAD&LEBY HtKPWAKK

AO0SCBR jft KKRKHOFF Whoiesal* Daalera in Saddlery Hardware. Leather, Collars, Whips, Ac., No. 11 Main street.

*13

91 Jtain streeUMaia Depot

for Spectacles of Lasarus AMorris' and *11 other maters'. HARDWARE.

CisHirdwan,fron.Steel,

^ILLBR Manufacturer and Dealer hi saddle*. iunrtpi andi Hnbs". Sash," Dooh^ Beltings, Ae Not. trunks. Agent for Millers haraeg»121Wain^ and land 6 Fifth streets, Terre oil, 4c-. "«d Post Office building, tonth jjante, Ind. Fourth ttreet,

Munnfarttirer* of I A O.AUSTIN A Co., (successors toAusneu jwf«s in C^lfars A

tio-

A Co.) Wholesale Hard-

A SON, Wholesale and Retail Deal-: .era in Hardware arid Cuttoy, lie ami l&t Main street. 'Agents for the celebrated Homey Richmond Ploft,

iottruc*-

h. BALI,, Stoves. Tin Plafe.'%heet

txt

OCXSaiTH FAMILY GROCERIES

•Salter

^EWiyOMACHlBfeS .. 8. WHEELER, dealer Ija. Weed Sewing jest ^rfeo paid Wr^un«^!Ptd^luc^.,We|f 0i«a Machines, office No, fsouthFifih street. Main street, south sideS«— Weed F&^ily Favorite,! 3& F.« Gj F. Sewing Machines. A 1

Wafer

jlj" V1C.UI i-1 osiers. Mantl*«

Grates'and Fire Brick, 123 Main street Batik temtm, acmi

MITH WHEELER, dealers" ftafetovei Grates and Cftsting4. and„ jl Lgwrtifor FftirDftvis cdntfi.

raetureT|

"SO-M-ain6^

'*$-» I TerrW Haute', ind.'

EW.RIPPETOE.

gun surgeon, pistol

doctor and stencil *rebite«t. Carpenters and othe'r f^s iput inStip-' gp«#al itten6(# Aaid,toiw2/^ street, 2 doors north of mam.

and Produco store, Whito Front,, No. TerreiMauts, .t ..

tltetyridfete. tr

G'EORSE^r^iiYj^3^-"^^grocer

Doaior in Country Piodnce and) ies, No. 40 and 42 Main street, Terra Haute.

DAVIS, IlyWl/ 286 East Main street,

CdAtfAkfeft^EltitES

AMORGA5TV* deiler in .Sokl, Grocer* ies, n*ai4i«s8 lid FMif&i,"''V'1

Cor. Sixth and Ohio-streets',?

-.isU.

e»i CONFKCTIONEBY

is «d. I 3E5S g'oi/ Ate tits for'Meishmftn'scpm- .1 s. 1 pressed yeast, 6u ,St. opp.. the Post. Officer I'M A ante 1

1 11 1

-1

H. BAGEvsConfeOtiOn^Snd Bake]

Ac., 119,Mdnrstreet.' Terreilaute, Ind. Established. inl837.

.SlILLttfERY

MlSSr

M. A. RARIDON, Wholesale and Retail' Millinery, "Ribbons, Flowers. tWi E4tKewArf4jm'Main^reet, Terfe Hante. Ind. Bleaching and Pressmg a

j^ia. Maker, 153 Maifl' Street,' up stai Entrantfe ffretdoorVast ofRildle'S^^^

I TOHN H. O'BOYLE, dealer in Leader, I

Hides, Oil and Findings, No. 178 ^Main street. Terre Hautev Ind. Cash paid for I Hidea. P.elts, and Rongt^Leather^E?t.^

A. BURNETT & CO., nrH Leather, hides, shoe fiindiags. ...... Nos* 144 and 146 Main St.

L"1'

"BARBER

E6 'D. SIRRONIA, Torre ®auW House Bafebef Shdp. Shaving lp cent?. Hi i' .1\K ..MKAT HAKKET »«.»• i-VU l. "STEVERSON

h'-aii'T

Terre flauto.Expreas Meat Market, old Express busioessroom, 6thSt«,opp .0. Terrt^Darft® Bi '•&-~t fT the

TIS, OALYANIZEDlR?jN? Ac _J

A HAGE&9Y '$in and Slato

joofers and manufacturers 0/ Galvanised Cornice, dealers in Mantles and GratesvCistern and Foroe PumpB. No, 18UMain ?treet.

•5 J* PAINTISO

MRS.

ag$

Attorney, Real Estate

kh-'r and Loan Agent

Cor. Fourth and Mainj^k»

NOTIONS AND T'AAOL

U«HWS"jxr

AUGUSTLadies'

'i, jf.gft

JJ GI

»ARR A YEAKLE, .swhareide House and Sign Painters, •Fifth.streottbetwecn.Main and.Dhiostreets

HAIR GOODS

E. B,:M'ESSMOltE i!?Co., Manufacturers and Dealers in rial' find imitation hair goods, nets* hair jewelm and toilet articles, No. 7 south Fifth street,

CLOTHING AND TAILORING

BECKER,

Clothier, ~.\- Red Front?^

93 South side Main street..

70S. ROTHSCHILD sole proprietor of-the treat Western, Clothing and Furnishing house. 81 Main street. Bet. 3d A 4th,

H. BANNISTER, Fine. Merchant Tailoring, '1 No. 79 Main street.,

Nef York Office 547..Broadway.

CAPS

rATES,

"The Hatter" and Furrier, New York Hat Store,

s«tt

Terre Haute, Ind.

Afaoturer

AKINS, Merchant Tailor .and Manuand Dealer in ready-made elothing, hats.' caps, and gout's furnishing goods. 174 Main street.

BARNIKLE, ...t Merchant Tailor, No.Ill liain street,

Orer Henderson's Stove Store,

RLANGER A Co, Fashionable Merchant Tailors, and One-price Clothiers.

Middle room. Opera House building. ILLER A COX, Dealers in Heady-made Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods. Hats Trunks, Valises,

&c.

No. 156 Main St., North

sidey betweetr yifth and Sixth.*'

KUPPENHEIMER

Av BRO., Clothiers',

UPPENHEIMER k* BRO., listing uoo Trnnks.' ValiSBS. Ac.rNo.'118 MaiifeHitrtjet, Opera House Block. ...

an3~dealcrs in Gent's Furnishing Goods

PHOTOC BAPH.T-

EPPERT,^

Photographer, No. 87 Main street,

Between Third and Fourth streets.

H.WRIGHT. 5' 1.'**,• Photographer, No. 105 Main street, opp. Opera douse.

TOitACto AM) CICAbS, El DEL A HEINL, Manufacturers and doaltrs in Cigais and Tobioeba, No. 11 south Fourth street.

TXStIT

nnr

MUSIC,

id A "2- Pj^ACE pF MU e*- 4,-q, Is dhio Street.

kB,Ii:EaPblttOII_^i Nov 9l Main Pictures

RGAGG^Art

j. SAY YES!

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

NEW

•doi-

ORY & CO., Wholesaleand Retail Dealers Spokesa.Fellow,

VABUOTX Or1 ITEMS.

'NEW YOBS,-June 3.—A Key West dispatch sayd the Cuban government has prohibited journals publishing any other quotations thanthose of the Royal Board of Brokers. The President of the Havana Railroad charges brokers with givfraudulent quotations in order .16 mis-

ing lead Clifford & PohOri Was jester mhted By Juetiwi Ledwi tb» char.

I foerchsnte and impose on the^puplic. ... c6mwith

passiig foriged thetk of f600 on ithe liatioaal-Bboe aiid Leather Bfnk. Th«^atiitdr of the warehtmee of Phelps, Dodge & Co., and Abrtiham Nelson, ji

5S88&XBMMT

afternoon Win. H. Waldeigh, discoqht dierk of the ^i^haiits' NariwBrfjBaqlf*, was discovered to ba a de(ajBflte£j to it)»e at^oant of $|?,OiOO U.J). bonds. Teigh jras arreated and he^l.io da^uH |of

fa-

City Grocery,Provisiofi

ainoaht of $8?,)60 U.,U. bonds. Wsyf-

altiWlflUatfek.. 4 ASS j* The workmen-employed bj the recent^ X# iienkjrapfed Ixdi paiM «OTts,'liive aft

SSiSBSL, o»S«Utr«liPr. ^faaWlff'sMtes ftiV^Kecr tionait« th& Sente supplemeiitai article, andtsa|a: JJpder the ^cnmstailc^s t|i riti8D governmeat_muat decline to sigi twaty wbi«dijs not in^^j^pqalS^wich »i«r views, and which ^oee n4'fX|tnM the 'princTplis '#h5ch th6" American goternideht ^befieVes^: to1K#1'8iiertsttirea-'b5

Ih"c(#Ue^liefibe %f r^[dction in thiesti

obliged taiiducethevpolfci force tps^per

1 tales

be Qrand

,wlTt

Bodger oi Wiatiiun Prossw, .Germaojf Hdnjiaryi BrunrtrtMl

qu«tiQB Q( #pl|flowj«dgis«3iotartif re

The case of Stokes came up^lftl. Jadge IngnSiam thisrnjprning on jsettlejmen! of ihterrogatorles to bp puttftJJ«rinfin B. Eaton and M. Stanley, in!Eoropa A commission was- issued to George Af Sedgwickiand IT. S.' Consul jElead to tak« thistestiiaony. i]

Irish Mrs. Ahders6n cnafged !Pr.

S —andK I N 1 A A N A AN 1 A I A

iiL

f- CHICAGO..

TREMEBDOUS STOB1C.

CniCAQO, June 3.—A tremendous,'fain storm passed over &'portion of Central Illinois on Saturday and Saturday nigkt, doing great damage to crops, fencesi Ac., in the country. At Springfield.cellars and basements were flooded, and in several hi8tancea water poured into first floors of liodsesv-driving the inmates to more com'01 table.quarters drains and sewers Were, overflown and badly damtged in brick, yards near the city many thousand un-( jurnt bricks were totally ^destroyed aj ortion of'the track of "the Springfield & Jilinois Southeaatern Railroad was-wash-ed away. great damage ip believed to,have been caused throughout the entire: section Visited by the storm/ amru-i ^"'correction. 7'"'

R.1 ll. Bfoward, brother fo feen. 6. G. Howard writes to the Tribune of thife city, in which he says the statements published in the -San Francisco Chronicle, and1 attributed to Gen. Jo. Hooker, so far a? they imply a want of honesty, courage, aDd prompt obedience to orders at Chan? cellorville on the part of Gen. Howard, are false. He expresses the hope that on Gen. Howards-fettfrn from his Indian mission, he will be induced to state the lacts in the case, even if they: seem unfriendly to Gen. Hooker. .... ,.• ,{f -.-i—i

WASHINGTON.

SII.I SIGNED.

WASHINGTON, June 3.—The President has signed Hie bill amendatory of the a A iv a a 1

A.JOHNSON.

Ex-President Andrew. Johnson has, at-, rived to testify before the House Comfliittee on' Military Affairs relative to the missing Buell military commission docu

,T ,, INDIAN COUNCIL.

A dispatbh from General Howard states that at a'council' held with Mexican?, P-appagoes, Pimos and Apacfies^' peace has,been agreed upon, the Indiains agreeing to stop further raids, and aid General Crook-- in'capturiHg incorrigible hostile Indians Howard says success «o?r apa re ii

HOW THE OPERATOR SUCCEEDED. A young man from Willoujthby came t&i(tiS city to hl^e his photofraph taken to«endlo his girl, wlio is eaUng buckwheat cakes and studying French aWVassar College. Owing to the length of his nose.-the artiat "was Hnahle to take a good picture for to get his face distinctly, made his nose-too dark and gave him

proper

JonesAJones .5s«v vd MsilnM lisn

GRIFFITH

A Gisrs

Terre Haute Omnibus Line.

LOCKSMITH.

GEIGER,

Locksmith^ Bellbaif^eY.

^fearcriL.11€ 'rl'iiin I NOKTIX FODIM BTFUT, 'Basement. Room, Cook's BBU«UJK,-

ehiaro. oecufo*

KATZBNBACil. Ciga^ manufacturer,'and dialer in Tobacco, Pipes, Ac., 147 Main street, Terre Haute. Ind.

H. DUDPLBSTON A BRO, Wholesale and Retail doalers in and^manufacturers pf fine and oomihon cigars

also,'dealers in every Tariety of tobaccos. No, 185 Main St. south side, bet. 6th and 7th, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT^

beef ire bad stinday txtt on other days iamore ttriacgy- there are black bead-

whol«ome when yoh-are not strong. of the-boy« jiaa' tamed one not a'cooked raw one an£ it will dance when you whistle 'dowp in acoalmine' whidi iaake him think othls happy home. Dear Ma I hope yon and my dear papa and sisters are enjoying of yourselves and do not mind me being so oocomfortable because do not think i.shall last long., am Tbtire Affectionate -,, JoHjanr.1 *^P.S.—:Plisaac aend me Rome money weeightpeade. If you cannot spareit think c^n borrow, of a boy who in going to leave at the half qijartt'r and then ha won't ask fot if brae praps you would n6t like jne to be. unde & obligashun as his parents is tradea people and think you deal 'at their „.shop»s, he lent me some luf&ff^d fIfii^Ve told them the shop.

arCo,and

fau'fiffb^lMg ^in rigira to n«w, nsihg it?to: his oflfn ad^n

JAM.

eflectroa iiliMMl

gan, rendered his facial expressiq^ps .^distinct At last the artist|who is no slonch at jerking^i came'ra)" placed his instrument on wheels and .commenced photographing his nose at the point, gradually pushing the camera forwards until he obtained a negative of the entirfenoee, and then proceeded to take the rest of his face as usual. The sights on the camera were first adjusted .at three-hun* dred yards, and reduced to a plain dead level shot at the close/ 'T^e picture was duly placed in a case with A Bay windo# attachment for the and «ent to Vassar.—[Clevelandproboscis,

Leader.

a 1 4

if1i^bh0olb0y

TERRS BJLU1X. JSJti

.Iron safeS opened and repaired, speaking Dtabeiirat up, Ac. Bell fixtures and keys of all kinds k#pt on and or made to older. and or made to oioer.

wKo^Writes the foIld¥5ii#

letter exhibits a decree of alfiectioAater solicitude lest his parents, should he worried' rixntt- M»- health.- wkftB' »»f«y bharming: "dear Ma wright t#o tall you anrvery retched and -ny cbiilyblains is worser anil.' I have ttbt xtldl tn/Jkrogress and I don't think I shall. I am sorry to be offno mnch expenee but I do not^iidt «i«iV%»d, ?©iie of the fellows has take* cro*n bout: off my new hat for a targe|. ^aid you would toot likeitj '"He" has also' borrowedmy watch to--i&ak6 a' water weel with Work*teik iliiroh't act. Me and him have triedto put tbe-workr back but we tViink..thaf*4ii iame whetelr missing as it isron'Cfit. I hope Matilda's cold is beitar. km glad she isBot at scbnle. I think I have yiunsio*.-: The hoys at this plabe gentlemen bat I suppOe*jaNl ^Bd not know- that whtm you sent me. I will ot ty iq gf* bag feabi)*, The thnrlts lave tprore out at the nees. I think Jhfi aifor must tave cheated yonl .TheTratdis have also come off and they ai% tort ffae-back. I don't think tlA ftOd ii pod( but I should not mind if was stronger, the piece I send you is off the

ditl i^ meaiion it,M i.deMay

From thf Ak^'Be^o^ Ua^^.V'

Oar readers mjii remeiabar a burglary which look pjaoe soqte weeks aiaca, in .which twp hrotbtnfc Oharlsa aad Joaeph Aman i^M|| ,|a st*t« of intoxication, broke jnt^ tbfetausft pf Mr.W.rK. Grant and wortbi iof partiwjflOM artastad, aadat a jrfclst lerm^!tbedCouit«tCom.i fW^rraigwdttr trifcWrJowph jupng myn, agad ninfllaetof Cliarles aJboul lh«5 ^ter having a unfcjri/tp^dcjOchild. jEwAha fir*t, lairKr aihrliU taei4a avarv jbdnrov! i«rotia«Jww th»-r«Mkt, uatirin^ ... .,.. »..*? tttfhtejrepaatadKdio-

tfn* is. BlwayfejjjptpjJaoaf^eal* jOf hu-i jguut^^flgpyd. not to protecutf J»er hus-

»)Mdtfpr

burgl^y ^Karldiik tha yaanfer

itoth#r w«iJdBbMt»l»i^i prise^pf isv^gr to this, MBd *flwrfwg)!y1'=«6peta airaignnaent, ^Toeeiik c^cyv, hispaiyoas iftdong sot be lu« ea&«a*ill |o differ tbk yeoml& j&i thetstiu ... ..._ JiSAwiJ aaj,t $«•*» .«{fiiia»,BnskB»nking tpM. o^sMWPil^ completely onmannkd thjs ^rja^pk, he came to pronounce the )m^»«c9 of threa ^eaw' imprisonnjent inih^Penitentiary hia copplfteljr f#4jy®dcW«» «Rjdibi8a#«ft

GROCERIES. a3

Ceraer ToairtkaalEagle Streets, Terre Haate Connected with the ab^vejs a first-class Wagon Yard, ana Boarding Hons*, the proprietarship of #MA has again been resumed DyMr. Miller who guarantees to aH who may patronise hun. gpoa acoemmodations at rea sonahlecharge's. ...

A.-Toalri*."' B. SHILLITO

TURNER A StttLLITO, CttCOBtBOlSiB'Tb Tunieidc BiuttiB...

XJLT

S"F-

B- SHILLITO .having purchased the W interest of T. C..Buntin tho firm of Turher A Buntin, we have formed a copartnership under the name and style Of TURNER SHILLITO. and will continue the

FAMILY''^GROCERY :iv -r- AJTD -a-t

Jeneral Produce Business,

AT THE OLD 8TAHD.

Our stock-isiull and our price's shall be as lew as the lowest We would be have our old. friends oall aB new ones,

DR.

"TkR. S. J. YOUNG,

Physician St Surgeon. .v: r.sl}OmCl AHS RKglDKNOE,

FiLhJ^tjeetr opposite the Catholic Ohureh«

"H Terr* IXaate^lmdi', feb3-3m

TOUCHING LETTER.''

TVBSjt^ AIBB^ *. ELIfeEB, hflQttfd bst Hi* So6ie6^»(hi€ Physiciito ah»|—

VH'

.^«Mi ft

SWSBW sympathy.

...

fe«Bri*ffaeted by the ,»jincident which willia

png ^{Hnem^red ifeyoifchose wha«aitneesed 4-i ^S«ugb(.the J^n^ary jB^cjwa^let/ystcertainextenuatingcircum8tan«mi4fl ca8e, e8peciallyuwitli regard to, Joe#ph, combined ta^jrander the of the roung mali a litUe pieoa^f heroism jrjiicb elicit8 &urprise if it does Dot 1

il'wii

i6g&j Hafr Pins,

^rligea yli£?4

Bo%r3 bythe'Meal, Day, Week BRANCH .STORE at the corner of Seventh °anDJ(N MILLER. Proprietor.,

f? Jz

-rfT* riJH

plOased to

sea us. as well

JAMES RETURNER. WM. B. SHILLITO!

«Corner^Main and Seventh Stree

tim

PROFESSIONAL.

W H. ROBERTS,

^OfcFldi OVER BARTLETT'S,

OPPOSITE

OPERA

HOUSE,

Residence No. 14-S.onth 3d sU, between.Pop lara&d Swan. 5-lm.

SB, GEO. P, LYON,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN ASD MAGNETIC HEAL- ... Elt.

Will Attend 'to calls in city .or country. Partie flan attention paid to the neatihent old chronic diseases, Remembfer the offiee in the old Branoh Bank building, Ohio St. 1 opposite the. Court House Square, where he may be foundday or night' al0-d2mjt

-it:

«tTReBOl?TS.

OMCI—CFC

Sum Mi Siectk ttnii SetmA

iylS-«»t

A, GRIlB«IIfOEa Of the Wurtemberg Veterinary College, haviarlocatvd parmaneatly at Terr* Haute,

diseases to which akiimalr are subject, Office on Walnut stiMt^ opposite the m*rket hoasa, aHMlm.

INDJ£Q

b]flsX&W8 HfBTBO BLUE.

names onjhalahel, aad iL wt«P st Wttls BERGER'S Drag Store, No. 23 North SecN S S mw

PfAN*

W11.LIAK msia

Tw*htt

Sis

Store

loia have been add in the

"People's Addition."

TUCLL. RIPLE ft DEMINC

ikon offer a-Beautiful AcBortment of the Kovelties of the Season.

O O N A I S E S

^v.Soane choice atytes of Dolljr Vartlen Chint£, white awl tinted Yo-Simite Stripes, Victoria Lawns, wi:h «idft bands for trimming,1 and white Lanto Batiste. Our Eastern advices say the white Polonaise trimmed elaborately with open Hamburg Embroideries will be much worn over wl tteakirts or, as second hest, over plain colored Frenc^ cambrics, f- »-"*•"*.

—O""

t-l

.Chambraysl:French Oambrioa, Piques, Colored IM ind F|«Mh Poplins, Lustree, and a variety "of chea fabrics. ut$?l .f'Uit.i ZihAlA "A

iat

l.flJ! {t

L-'ij oi.. ."Si'manf -:to

#o^^t, 4#yfe^jrtSfe| 8* loM beats

Striped-Foulards, Pongees, Setges, Sandringham Lawns, Grass Qloth, Linens with printed borders, and a maitifde of Waih Pbp» liai

,.s

JT*i

:Ellimic^^fTeedlM,

J**4 'ff

Cor. 5th and Main Sts., Terre-Harte#*!

R. L. BAtL.

MAim.ES AND 4mA

THE FIWEST 8XOCK fH*X

•ii. i- -I 1. cr -. i.™»

FIRE BBICKS, BEST INTOWM.

CALL AT -J

BIIjL'S S1?0"V*!ei stiQSdB

TEBBE HAUTK. TWJ3HXX*.

POWDER

Bridget, what in Ae ^orldkre yon doing totboed Biikmits. Why, Ha'aat* 1 am'nailing tbem down to the pan. Tbia &HAMPION BAK ING POWDER qf Hedgjqil if so )nighty.powerful!

TJSE SCZEl 1X3E'S

CHAMPION BAKING POWDER

eraJi»»»T Alro BiST iJi u»t

Jt isao mudt stronger that-Hie 3T« Powder aold.

will make BETTER, LI0HTI3

Per

Qnf

WS»'

BIPLET A DEHEVe

r'l

Linens, Japanese and Par* Silk

it#

¥M» C16lor^ £i^ Black Silks/will he «4-. •#.

This dsp^ftiiibht iirlll be fouiad unusually attractive this springs.'leiiiehHiia -Victoria aBd Bi8hop LawM, Joni8 I^onc Cloth, FiEe-Cambrics for Hkirts, Li Canrf?rics, M( LiniHtj Dfmity, Tarlbtans, SwiHSv HamlM^g Kn^tiidery, Oaml

FANCYGOODS DEPAflTSMT.

t^Gfros Grain atad Cord Edged Ribbons, 0*ilmp«r#"«lfc, VaUsnclentie Du^hWs Blonde and Poi.ntAppliqneXiU^,Lace Collars, Ruffles,.^Jiich aresuperceding dlars. A^great variety of.Ladies' Cambric and -Lace-Handkerchiefs, Genu' andkerchiefi«, Paper Collara aEd Cufl8, Bows, Ties, new style of Kid Gloves

-^S saX

.^inwoll of all the fashiona b{e styll^^iirt J'i'ohts, Silk

&c.

Pins, Kn%uig Qo^i Thrfad, ^tc ,j

v' Roman StripaJScarls, Black Cashmere, Light Broche and'LaceJPoints,*' I ——lip r- I'."-- r," Ala 'u!l»lU,Xj

HO USE-KEEPEBS' GOODS. -. ,» -,••. ""Fine Towels, Medium priced Towel% Turkish Bathing Towels. Plaid for glass, Linen Towels at 10 Cents, Huckaback Crash of alfkinds, Bleached. Hali Bleacb«l and Blrown Table'Linen, TableiClc*' Fide and Cheap Napkins, White and Colon Marseilles Quilts, Cotton and Linen Sheeting'l Casing.

We now offer a complete stock of Muslins, Prints, Checks, Ticking rd othe^ Staple "Fabrics. .• Our prices will befonnd as low or lower than any in this markw-

TUELL, RIPLE A DEW5G 1

•Has

'jn -'i!

HES.

St*'

U*vjxt

Muffins, Pastry. Pucdfng,, Ac, than dia beteade by fermented yeaat

JHULMAN A OCQC. WhrtoeaiO ^entat ^-c

Terre Hautel Indiana^

For sale bjr all first- class Grocer#:

RKAL EITATE.

-Wi

msH,

Beal Estilte and

Zasmnce Agent,

7 Prairie dtf Baal Ballding. OifefeorlNrtfc of PqatcCia, ,.:w

TiaaaMAtm, Intuxa

fINE business property, centrally located,

paying fifteen per cent, on the price asked, ana growing ta rata* fart. VTXW house ot ihree rooms on North JN Fourth street. tl^OO.

HOUSE

of nine roons pn Ntirfii Seventh streetv A bargalM at K^OO, Good terms. SNlots iaTuell A tTtiter's ajl^ition. Very cheap. Oa good terms. fllWO beautiful lots on Strawberry Hill, 1 Cheap and oa rary goed terms. mWO acres of gromad in the sentheaatem part ef the citjr—a beaatifal ballding site.

OUSE aad lot near the I. A St. L. K. R.

GOOD

Fn*w

hoose on Soath Third street* Five rooms, faill, WtftebM, lio.Good outbuildings. At a bargain. TWO niee lotsoM Galiek street, fo'iony 1 reqaired. Long time given.

A SPLKHiiiPKit WiiiliU«hSt.. A For MOO less than it is 1

UT outbuildings. Corni

foi.cash. Wjm4 Ml Chest-

nat streets. 3SID8NCE on Chestnut street—very low. Would giro good time, on interest.

Aabargaia.

BEAUTIFUL lot en South Sixth streets

A 'KSFUSZ.. Terms easy. For sale for a feWJhQnfonly,

SIXTY-FIVE

acres in Marion coaaty, la#

diaaa. ji ii.',

EIGHT

HUNDRED acres ia)ddt*^oiiaty, Indiana. •ALt MHAW1

I Indiana.

erty aear SWH •960.

NEW

WSNTY Farias

prop-

HOUSE and lot, eastern part of eitjr •960. Would take a team in trade.

warn customers 1_

HAVE two customers fcrmall ho esse Depot

near the I. A St. L. R- R.

HAVE a customeii fera hease eeatrally located. Will pay 6,000. HAVE a 'customer for a Dwelllag Hease ia the Soath part of the eity, tecoat net

in the city. TOI Square Graad Piano foe vaeaat

tor

265

city property.

ESTERN

fry«mT

Ab»fe^teSAahfltaBtf?

Wkartoa A lEceler.

TTtOR SALE-RESIDENCE-Oa Soath Sixth' street at a great bargain nearly now ^3 w°Ur"

I?0R SALE-HOUSE AND LOT-On 7th street, lor three thousand dollars. A rare beet*«*•'

ollars

and two Mferti

SALE-VERY DESIRABLE RB6Iof tiie city,Jfc^ two

dejioe_ia.no:

c%iw,

F•10

than, any other Pakiag

^uuit^y than any ^liar Powdec,.^

Adda. It is warrAil*#

AlXD yi^MTlOUg

II7'

vA*$

'"idM ittil XTm

sslWtidu ^on teiiireafy.

priSTfaad™

)ft EPAIM^M is^t

prove theproperty this j^a*0^

a very low pricS.'^,

SALE OR EXOBANGE-Karm ol 22 teres near tM eny. caitable loi will, sol)-^oea* oft aichaage

t«n boas* and «ater, raw

IR SALE—Lots oa Strawberry Hill at and 912 dollart per foot front lots over 168 ieefcmp't QheaMHttottin the eity.

fire IbfiiraBC0 Coxnpanies.

¥M

s««UA

IMM

:'t,

rfl

le lor^gardelf-

«rappl*Z mat?

ehert* trees, fre mSCa itruSSke1 Htrs •ell for cash, on MMtakn tarms, or ohange for city property.

twspr«rMtr

char?/nerfc Km laiiB,4'mt from St. £.,

only t20 per aero, one-haif cash, balaace in one andtwo yearswlth Interest. 218, Three hundred.

estrom BU

did oak timber,. Priee.^ft«aa.#10 to^|SU per

•4.00fl.

AN0E8, CINCINNATI.

"nif?5wAtr£STO^ ^°°,W

AlHfl. )GoM)

M»itw«*w»Mw«stw*»»

8*000*000

Iiif4 ContpKaiw.

MUTUAL5 LIFE. J^gW YORK.

AlsetsJ -TSAVtLERS' ^Ug|J0A^P A4VIDINT,

^**t*2~r"— 2,000^0 KE8LEJB, AftM. BEACH BLOCK,

wanting small farmi that we cahfe#t a» modate. Small dwellin klsoia.d othattl before the ike spring trade is too far goae. ii-» in 1111 vi r,j

•gggtowg

AgmteHwis Hi«U

gooiii^on«

is all kinds of

LBE§DE?fid^iatag

eatahllshel^" Is

ail,

IzffeaaOflee

ipe-taira.Terrell aeU, Iadiaaa.