Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 208, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 September 1857 — Page 2

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TERHE-HAUTE. THURSDAY MOFTNTNG, SEPT. 10, '57

Editorial Correspondence.

No. 3. ... GIMOM Hot*#*,

Monday,Sept. 7, 1£57.

Diut Ifwtok: Tbtone always seems to be a calin before a storm in nature, and there appear* to be a rfmliair loll In everything that asigbt famish iotereetiag. items ft news, preparatory to the ^rdrt toliSdo of items which if expected to follow the series of fa it*

and ex

hibiUons which are so soon to attract the at* tection of the pu^ic, and-whU& ifHI follow each. oth& tn such rapid succession. Hie Hamilton County Fair commences at Carthage to-morrow, and it expected to exceed any comity fair ever had here. I did think •one of going op* hut then Lhaie a croicd,

and

that's one reason why I have almost concluded not to go. Another reason is because I despise toltittde, and Byron gives it as his decided opinion, somewhere in "Childe Harrold," that there isno place where a feeling of solitude so oppresses one, as in a gay and giddy throng of strange and unknown faces, with not a pleasant smile or kindly look to tell us that we are not all alone. Now, there are two good reasons, the one a decided one, and the other a poetical one. But then, it seems to me they can't well be reconciled with each other, and that, in fact, it will be necessary for ate to drop one, in order to avail myself of the other. But I don't want to rely upon a •ingle reason, so I guess I'll go after all.

The County fair will be followed by the fifteenth exhibition of the Ohio Mechanics Institute. For this purpose a large and splendid letall has been built in the city lot, on Vine street, and is already being filled with articles for exhibition. You have doubtless seen a description of this hall in the Cincinnati papers, so I'll not trouble you with that The exhibition commences on Tbursdaj next, and is nrpccted to be by fer the finest one they have ever given.

The disappointment caused by the failure of the Louisville National Fair has bad a tendency rather to raise public expectation of the success of the Ohio State Fair, than otherwise, but it Is (aid that it will not fall below the most that can be expected of it. It Is supposed that there ill be one of the largest crowds in attendance ever assembled here, and consequently I can avail myself of both of my reasons for not remaining. The Fair will .commence on the fifteontb and continue during the week.

I'm nOt much of a sporting character, but I had a hunt the other night—a good hour's hunt—after muaquitoes. A bar ftill -a room fhll—a house ftill! Just think of it! Imagine the fiendish and diabolical harmony produced by the thousands of voices (are they voicesT) graduated In sounds from the shrill alarm of the trumpet to tho deep tones of the bassoon I succeeded,' however, at length, after closing my window and shutting the transom, in murdering all that were in my room, but not until I was tolly convinced that a slight change in an bid song would make a very appropriate rending, as follows: ,• "Oh,they4raw4Wlf U/:

Down there, down there And they eat one. skiurand *11, «gr Down there I had anticipated a pleasant stroll on Sunday—after church, of course-*-to flw top of Mount Adams, to see, as I have often teen before. thl^great city spread out at my fefct on the right, an^ Covington snd Newport on tb« left, with the Ohio flowing between and— In the language of an awfully used up strait —winding away In the distance fiie «thread of eifor, but all my pleasant anticipations were destroyed by just such a rain as that pious old deacon, who left nothing uncertain, asked for when, in praying for rain, he said: "O Lord gives «ss sot a raiathat may oorae down upon

In torrents, sweeping away with its restless force our crops and oar fence* bat grant, O Lord, such a rain as will comedown, dristle, drcmle, drixsle, drool,*, ^abouta week, Amen.'*

In the evening I attended the Vine Street Congregatlona! chuKh. and heard the Rev. Mr. jBoynton preach a very interesting sermon upon the subject of "The body of the Resurrection." in which be argued with much fcrce that the body after the teattrrettton will b« a' material and not a spiritual one and advanced also that other doctrine which every pwaon'a hope tells him mast be tr«e, that friends and relaUres in this world will recognise and know each other in the next Ho weotatUI farther, however, and Intimated an opinion that the new heavens and the new earth, spoken of in tho scripture as that which shall follow the icmrtettiott. mtgjhtbe the same globe which we now occupy. His arguments were all plausible and were well sustained by the many passage* of scripture which he quoted.

Well* alter mob a mixture as this letter contains I presume I may as well stop, which I do with the pcoarise to wTftea§ain If anything of interest occur*. T. B. L.

ITTfce injury to the cotton crop and the dulfty ta bringing & taio antket, oooMieoed by the late heavy rains in the Sooth, will have aa embarrassing effect apoo oar foreign exchanges. Many of the bills upon London and v*gxx4, draw* Wpoo expaeftaJlon of the antsrit ot the crop at the usual time, most go aapaid, aqitfanafiMfoaaa the balance against us. In She West we fieei this only inddeotally?—4ui dlhot fryinjf aasdtaGi to tltoae who base their foreign credits upon ootton.

•tm»e JTew York Tribw eoaqtUiae of Gov. Qavdber of becattae, aa »jis^V»r^^*l»t««rtngttwniins et dark lantern lodcaa." It seem to as that tiris is a Gur am emawrisMe rai]i1niman than "groping a^ataawe^M4sr*

E7*If asjUptsef thaft«j^Mgend«r why, are net fighting vessels called mmmut «f star, 9t Ifeat, will Vm' wCK^4

•ff A |Nw Doetrine. /ftdge Craw|ird, who Is the Circuit Judge iil WMhkigton City, and a leading Dmmciat, 1MS lately announced from the benth, a ne doctrine, which»lf »ny thing can doao, aauSt startfe the whale country. Upon the trial of the persons indicted for the late riot In Wash ington,he asserted that if there Is sny diSerence between the native-born and naturalised citise&s of this country UitUi famr oj Aelmt ter elan. This Is his language: "If there be any difference—as In fact there hi .lot, and ought net to be in reason nor in law—Ae difference is is their* favor, for tbey have made this country their own, by mdftion, kg nsianfary d*ict}wkilM wthmi cfefce, Jkr ice were iwn here."

Is not this sublime reasoning? The nmtheharm American is to defer to the foreigner, because the latter came here from choice and the former could'nt help himself! This is democratic law for you, with a vengeance. Who wonders, after this, at the Insolent dictation of this class of our voters in the large cities? Had'nt the constitution better be amended so as to provide that none bmt foreign-horn citizens shall hold office? What does the Journal say? wa:::

SILVER ORS DISCOVERED IN CASS COONTY, TEXAS.—The Jefferson Gazette learns from the Comity Surveyor that specimens of Silver ore have been discovered in Oass county about eighteen miles above Jefferson, near the road thence tawards Dangerfield. The Gazette says.

A gentleman by the name of Jeffries, who came to this county upon some business with Mr. Nash in regard to his iron mine, is the one who ha8 been making the discovery. Ths silver was first discovered in a well, which was being dug upon the plantation of theBev. Mr. Ross since then other discoveries have been made.— We are told that if other spots turn out as well as those which have been tried, the ground will be worth $200, 000 per acre. Cass county is already celebrated for its magnificent iron deposits, and silver is not an .unusual acccftnpanimcnt of iron.

THE CAPITAL EXTEKSIOK.—It has been reported that the new House of Representatives and the Senate Chamber will be ready for occupancy by the next session of Congress: The Union, however, states that it is not intended to occupy them during the coming session, nor until that of 1858 and 1859, whrn it is expected that the extensions will be completely finished throughout, and the old halls appropriated to othor purposes, such as the sessions of the Uuitcd States Supreme Courts _.

JSjrThe following notice was posted up by a man in Cabell county, Va.t who recently changed his residence under peculiarly disagreeable circumstances. That man's "eye to business" is remarkably steady:^

TAKE NOTICE.

I have removed my residence. My shop iti in the fore room of the Jail. All persons wishing to see me will please call as my basinexe is so that cant leave. Youra most truly,

CBARLX8 W. JOHNSTON.

BAVK FAHIC

It appears by the British cen

sus of 1851 that there

wen

Britain, females over the

Iwpo**A3fT

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A #t*rtltaft Dis«leMn*i

A Million More of Ohio Money Lost! The Cleveland Plaindealer of Tuesday, 3d, furnishes the following in regard to the State finances:

Intelligence direct and reliable from Collumbus, assures us that over a millitn of the money obtained on a loan of last winter, authorised by the Legislature to take tip State bonds, due January last, and deposited with the Ohio Life and Trnst, New York, for that purpose has gone the way of all monies and securities left with that soulless and sunken concern. There were $2,500,000 of (he State bonds duo January 1, 1857. To redeem these bonds a law was passed authorizing the Fund Commissioner to borrow the amount, which they did by selling a now issue of State Stocks. The fusion officials soon decided this question by selecting the New York Agency of the Ohio Life and Trust Co., without taking one dollar of security for the $2,500,000 thus deposited, althongh the Democrats in the Legislature urged them to do so. As near as can be ascertained, about ftl,200,000 only had been presented for redemption up to the time of the failure of said Trust Co. The balance is non est inveniut.

How far the visit of Auditor Wright to New York, on tht announcement of the failure of the Eastern Agency of Trust Co. was connected with this, we do not know, and how much truth has been suppressed in view of the coming fall election, we are not pre])arcd to say. The affair looks suispecious, however, and is of sufficient importance to require at the present time, for the satisfaction of the people, a statement of the condition of the State finances.— Cincinnati Times. •C, I »t«' v.

The Fort Snelling Swindle. The Utica Herald has been looking up the Congressional Tecord of he clause in the last Military Appropriation bill under which the country has been done out of nearly a million dollars in the sale of the Fort Snelling Reservation. The result is most instructive. The clause was first reported to the Senate on the 2il of March last—the day before Congress adjourned—by Mr. Weller, of California, from the Military Committee. It was rushed through both Houses without discussion, consideration, or a clear understanding of its character. Here is a specimen of the process: "Mr. Bright said—I should enquire if there is any provisions fur public sale.

Mr. Weller said—those sold under the act of 1819 were sold at auction, but it has been decided that the act was retrospective, and did not apply to any military sites established after the passage of the law. Since that time, of course, many military posts have become wholly useless lo the Government, and this amendment is to 8p11 them. "Mr. Bright-—At public or at private sale 1

BCWALO.—The

citizens of Buffalo, New York, have been indulging in a money panic. On Monday and Tuesday last quite a run was made on the banks. About noon of the latter day, the "runners" got tired, and the calls for specie became less frequent The bankers then made the announcement that their closing time was three o'clock, but to oblige the public they would keep open until five The "run" was a failure.

in Great

age

of 20—

6,000,000, of whom were Unmarried 357.000 Widowi', 795,000

562,000

Or more than five-twelfths were living in single blesedneas. A

more than half of the marriageable females in the kingdom are united in the bands of wedlock.

ALL PRIXTERS.—It is singular fact that not only the two U. S Senators from Pennsylvania, and the State Supreme Court Judge, hat the present Speaker, Cleric and Assistant Clerk of the Hooae, the Clerk of the Senate of Pennsylvania* and the Democratic candidates for Governor and Canal Commissioner, are all practical printer*.

tr Turn

—Lemons art

reeovi mended for dropsy ia a Russian medical joarnal, and are said to be beneficial in the most hopeless cans.— The first day oae fanes to given, «Aer taking the peel off and eatting it op into small pfoee*, ia sngar the two followiag daya three weregivso, and afterwards eighteea every diy,!jP^t anarWtenaat taaai was ghrea» la aty case the water cams off the seventh day. PL

.?.'MR- WELLEN^~AT PCBLIC SALE. "Upon this statement the Senate agreed to the amendment. The law of 1819 contains no provision for public sale yet the precedent has been for snch sale almost if not uniformly. Mr. Weller's statement was that the amendment provided to sell at public sale and this was false. Upon his statement, cleverly drawn out by Senator Bright, the clause was inserted. Having been so passed, there was more than usual force to be given to the precedent of selling saeh sitos by auction but this finst sale, in view when the clause was enacted, violates what Mr. Weller declared the law would be, and what the precedent really has been. For what did Mr. Weller mis-state the purport of the amendment 1 -J

Whether the peopli will rsqrttre a ripping up ofthta scandelous transaction we do not judge but we ask the Union to stale whether any more Military Reserves have been or are to be jobbed |n this clandestine manner.

We are glad to see that Mr. Bright has cleared his skirts of the charge of conntv ing at the fraud. —Emmtville Journal. W

CACSE

or THE

little

OOdal Tote ofMtamrfe The St. Lfiis Repul^hBan of Saturday, (nmishes the official-vote of Missouri at the following figures iStewart (Own.)..*....-.^-.47,975 %tollm* (Amer. 47,#41

!*^Stewart'a majority. ....334

JtW The Firemen of Dayton, Ohio, hold a celebration to-day in commemoration of the battle 9fJU*kSL®dehr-tl1® 10th of September.

CTReeent fires In the town of ftijantRJd, In the province of Posen, hi Prussia, haire consumed 350 out of 430 bousea-r-remJcring 3,000 persons entirely houseless.-^

-jPyMr. McElrath's name has been withdrawn from the New York Tribune. The firm ia mow "Horace Greeley. & Co."s

McLean's Cordial.

As may be seen,* insert this wcok tbcadrcrtisement of Mclean's Cordial, &c. It ia very well known that we are not par ticularly favorable to patent medicine*, and, as a general thing, eschew the whole of them with but little ceremony, and with these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise men! until we knew what were the ingredients of the medicine, and I tow compounded.— This we have learned, and beleiving, as we do, that the ingredients are good, and the compound judiciously made, we recommend it as a mixture worthy of public oon6dence.

The above is from the St Louis Christain Advocate, edited by the celebrated Rev. Dr McAimlly, which speaks volumes in favor of McLean's Cordial. We say to all, try it See advertisement in another column.

For sale by J. R- CUNNINGHAM, Ag't Tcrre-Haute, Ind.' Aug., 29 dim. gg

President cf the Terre-Hante, Alton & St. Lords Railroad. We learn that Thomas Allen, Esq., who lately accepted the Presidency of the above named road, has already given notice of his intention to resign the same, as soon as the Board can make arrangements to supply his place.

Mr.

Allen's private interests in St.

Louis are too great to justify him in withdrawing any portion of his personal attention from them.—St. Louis Intel] igcncer of yesterday.

New York Items.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Judge Teabody delivered his decision on the writ of habeas corpus in the case of Mrs. Cunningham at one o'clock this afternoon, admitting her to bail in the sum of S5,000.

The first mate of the sleamcr Arago which recently arrived from Europe, 1) AS been arrested for smuggling a large amount of laces.

Steamer Burned.

",St. Loris, Sept. 8.—Tho steamer Golden Gate was destroyed by fire at 8 o'clock on Snnday evening, about 20 miles below here. The boat and cargo are a total loss, Amounting in the aggregate to about $o2,000.

boat was insured at $10,000

£0

WAK ot 18H.—The

manner in which a pig caused the war of 1812, was the following:—-Two cittsens of Providence, R. I., both of the Federal school of politics, chanced to quarrel. They were neighbors, and one of them owned a pig which had and inveterate propensity to perambulate in the garden of the other. The owner of the garden complained that his neighbor's pig-sty was insufficient to restrain the pig, and the neighbor insisted that & garden fences were not in good repair. One morning, aa the pig was taking his usual ramble, he was surprised in the very act of rootin# up some valuable bulboas roots wis was the "last feather," and the owner of the garden instantly put the pig to death with a pit«hfork.

At the coming ehetion the owner of the gardea was a candidate for the Lcgialataie, and his aaigkbei^ata bat for the qoaml, would have voted for him*votod, far the Democratic candidate, who was sleeted by a jority of one. At the election of United States Senator, a:Dmeast was ehoesa by a majority of one aad when the qaestioa of war with England was before Ube Sea ate, it was deemed by a majority of oaly oae.—/fisftrtc-

JERSKY CITY, Sept. 8.—LiiSt evening a gravel train on the New Jersey Ceutral Railroad came in collission with a farmers wagon when near Fair field. The farmer, who was in the wagon, and three laborers who^wcre on the gravel train, were killed^

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HBKBrtAirr room DrajM AJW RUW* TOP* DOLL*M.—Millinmir*.

GOOD FAMILY FLOUR now be 60 perbaml.

CAN

now be bought at the Anchor Mills for 14 Sept. 10-dli R.L. THOMPSON.

Oats Wanted/

FOR

which I wi'l pay the market price in cash, delivered at my store "Weal Public

?0d3m

uare.

Sept.

FOR

Terre-Haute, SepC 10-d3m

Terre-Hante, Sept. 10-d3m

est side

GEO. L. MARSHALL. tr:

Clever Seed Wanted.

which I will pay the market pri* In cash, delivered at my store West ride Pnbtk Square. GEO. L. MARSHALL.

Timothy Seed Wanted

J.^OR

which I will pay the market price in cash, delivered at my store West ride Public Square. GEO L. MARSHALL-

Flax Seed Wanted.

.X1R which I wifi pay the market prtel ia cash, delivered at mv store West ride PabHc Square, GEO. L. MARSHALL.

Terre-Hante, Sept. 10-d3m

English School*

T^HE ndamber will open a school at the 1 South Brick School House, on Monday, Sept. 14,1857. terms to continue eleven weeks. j*

TUITION FEEJ:

Orthonmnhy, Reading anil Writing, fi J$3fi0 Englwb Grammar, Geography, Hbtory aad Arithmetic All higherbranchte..................lO^K)

No scholar adadtted fcr less than half the term, aad no deductions made miieai in of arottaeted riehwsa.

Sept. 10-dtf JAB, M. TOWNSEND.

King's Ootl Yard, NM mnr MS OOU,) TS tiwplaoelogetyosr snppty of cosil aad A now btMtiaetegttitctMf

ScipL I9mt••

HoWBH#:

A UTHOR of "AUrn*" and A. Path,*' one ant 13 aw. rorsaleat

W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S^

Sq^T-dawti

Xfotiee to IV arfaRer Mosrfay th«7»h of bcr, tke Comoemte taaes ot the TetTe-HaeM wiUbadse, aad the Tax Duplicate in ny heads fer the eoQeeOaa of the

Ta* payen wffl sa»e time awl txjem* thdr taxes «Mfr. OAeeorn Post JAMfiSB. EDMUUBS,

SheriffS:

tY f§toe of throe cxecut I thc Viiro theffigo Ceasiswii'flerf^ooH^aad1Common-rk-a direeMa»tf ddivmd. one inJfc*or«g 0utn, UNI two in favor of Wllham

Mud Ralph Toufer^iida^uiniiaJame#

A^MwSftt, I property, t"-wit: Ttic South two inTru? (73) of out Lot number eleven (11} in the city of Terre-Haute, boihjf the lands and tenements belonffinx lo the saki 3*m« A. Modisett,pnd 1 Will, on Monday the 28th day of September,* 1857, at the Court House do«T in Terre-Haute, within the legal hows of Said day, offer the ren's and profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of seven rear* and if tbey should Jail to Sell for a sufifeient sum to satisfy aaid executions, I will then and tnere offer the feo simple, to tlie Uigbcstbi«iiler, for cash, to satitfy said ex? ecutiens anJ cost. __

W. H.STEWART, Sheriff

Set. 5, dta. [wt's tee $5,00.

McLeans.^

ftvstO

•*rcST?S»*0

Strengthening Cordial

AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Ii

THK

(rcita.«t rowetly in tha worM. TW' Cordial in dixiltUul from a Berry kuawa only to myivir, ami rhmnirallv combined with *oina »f the

IUI4

valuable inodlriiial roi», hurbtaad barks

known to tho wind of wan, vU: blood ro«t,black root, wild cherry bark, yellow dock, dandelions, sarsapxrilla. elder flower*, with others, producing the inot infalUble reiued} for the rvstoiation of health ever known.

IT IS NATURE'S CTVVX liKMEDY, Curlnjtiisea*e» by natural laws. When taken. Us lien Hug Influeuco.i Is foil coursit (t Uiroigjh erj vein .if the body, purifying and accelerating the ii dilation »t Ihe lilnod. It neutrallie* any billiviH muttorln tlw «toinach, aud strengthens tlio whnlv organization.

McLumi'i) Mrengtkenlng Cordial will cflpctnatly core Mvjr roniplahit*, Dspep»la, Jaundlcc,

Chrmuir or

.Vrrr.Kl

Debt lit

Jiitlmcf*,

JJieraxr* mf ikt

a//

rihe

Collision—Four Men Killed.

dUtt*** from

ditonlered /jrrrer S»mark.

Ovxpcpsla. Heart burn. Inward Piles, Acidity rtr SiVknots of Ihe Stomach, Fullnesa of Rioot to theHoad, Dull Pain or Swimming In the Head, Palpitation of the H.'art, Kullncw or "Weight In tho Stomach Sour KinotaUotis, Choking or Stilfocnllng Foiling when lyiwg down. Dryness or Tollowue.1.1 of the Skin and Kves, Sight Svruats. Inward Hovers,"Pain in tlio Small of the Back, Chest or Side, Sudden flushes of heat. Depression of Spirits, Frightful Dreams, l).'S|H»iiden«-y oran Nervous Disease, Son's of Blntrlu's on the Skin, nd K«ver and Aguo ("r Chills and Fever.) It wlllalso cure dlea»c* ol the UladderaiMl Womb, such as

Seminal Weakness, Im-oi tlneticvof Urine, Strnnguary. Inflamnmtloii or VVc«lint's» of tht' Woinb or bladder. Whi.***. fltc.

THKKK IS NO MIsT.lKK ABOUT IT. This cordial will nev^r fail to cure any of the ahove diseases, II tiikon as per directions wn each bottle, in German. Knglish anJ French.

OVKK HAI.K A MILMUN OF BWITUKR Have been s.ll iluringthe past six months, and In no instance has it failed In giving entire satisfaction. Wh. then, will suflor from weakness or debility when

McLean's Cardial, aud It wlH make them health}, fit and r-bust. De1a\ not a moment, try ll and you wilt li convinced. "T IT IS DKI.ICIOUSTO TAKK.

KVKKY COUSTKY MKRCHANT Should not leave the city mitll lnvhai1 p^'cnroil a supply of Mclean's Strengthening Cordial. It sells rapidly, becaus'.'it alw«y,s cures. .V liberal discount will be made to those wha bay to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware of Druggist* or doslor* who may trv to palm upon you some Bitter or SanaparUla traah, tUo cau buy chuap, b»* saying It Isjnst as good. Avoid snch men. Ask f»r

Mr Lean'1 8trt*ftktni*r CorJimK

nothing elite. It I* lh« nfy reaicily iliwi will purifS'the hiood thoroughly, and at tlie Alus time streiigthfcti the Kysttnli.

One tables|Hoiiftil Ukun every moriilng fnstlng Is a tor^ln p^iwiiAvanirVhol^rs, t'lril^siijid Fever- Tultow Povcrji nn\' prVf'xt 'nt tl«i'fisr.

Prlco only 81 bottle, or i4iic Koiiles for ^5.

Sept. 5,-daw tl

SHIRTING,

JUcLram't Htremgthf*iHg Cardial

will cure you.

TO THK I.A BIBS.

Do you wish to Ite he wlh it»id strong? Then go at once and get some *f Mrln'mi's t't»r*lial. It will stwngtiieh nlid Invigorate your Id oil to flow through every vein, and the rich r*»s liloom of health to mount to your cheek. again, livery buttU warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR ('Hlt.DK.KN

Wt say to parents, if your children arc sickly, punv, or atlllcted with complaints prevalent among children, give them a small |iiaimiy

j. a. M« iaa«,

Sole Proprietor I'onlial.

Also, Mcl#ean's Vi»leaiilc Oil Miilnient. TTyPriiicipn! itf[.«t on the Corner of Tlilrd #n4 Pfno *ts St. Iritis. Mo.

ITr* Forsnlelu l^xiltville by Bell, Talbotl A' Co., Springer A Bro.. and Knjniond ft Patten.

Mel.KAN'R V01.CANIt' OH. WNIMKNT, The best Unlment In the world formiitiOr beast.

Jhwlhrr '/ttmmrlfUr C»rr

Performed by Mclean's Volra»lc Oil Lhilmoht. Read for vonrselves: Thomas l*onl. a blacksmith, living near Cass avenue on Tenth street, had h-rrlble running sore on his P«t. Ho tried various l.lnlments. Salves, Ac..but eonld do It no go,«l. He despaired «f ev«r being able to work nthts trade again, becans* he could not hear an* weight «n his otf and by one small buttle ofMoi-eun's Volcaiilc Oil I.lulmeut. he la now perfectly cured.

Khanmailsm, paralysis, neuralgia.. bruiisos, sprains, stflftos# in the Wats or aiusalaa. spellings, a»re thrwat, oar arha or toothju-he, wounds. ruU, sores, bams^^calds, lalns, Ac., Ueld to the magic" influence if this wonderful l.lhl-

For Hofies snd Catti« It l» an Infhlllhle ramsdy for chafir*, c*ll«. wratehtsa. craekad h«rtt». lamen««s, «i»aWn, sweeoy, aplHit, tstali. bruises, •wettings, wounds, rattlesnake hlte*. and rari^na" other dttwaae* Which aatiaalsar# llaMa la fr»m InlUiics

or accldanls.

E»

_verv Countrv Merchant shotrW oMath a aup. pljrwf SicUean's Volcanic MI UalmaaU It a«Us bocs«j«e Italwajswres. ral discount aril) be tnad« to merehants who bat to sell again.

For sale by J. It. Met.KAIT, proprietor, earner, of Third and Pine ita.. !H. Loots, Mo. also for sale an abore. u,. 1. R. Cunningham and Allen Pence, Agents, |5 tJ Tirro-Haatfl, lnd.

Relnoval.

and after Tuesday next, September lit,, we witJ be fimnd tnour new quarters at Farriojrthn's dnrner, (the room recently oecupicd by Straus & Isaac*,} where we will be lo see oar old friends and the trading ,r soon open at twid i- •. -J wt ibte Stoie Room a rrrr Itrye stock of 1 fall mi filter Dry Goods, suited to the demands of the W abash trade, all of which will be eAtvd at the very loweat prevailing rates without a aoiilary

CTFor tit* troth of irhicb pteaaa ea!l and be oocrrinoed. R#*pectfbl?y, RIPLEY DAKALDSOff. aag. S94twla

SberiTo Safe

vfrtaa of aa order of sale Unwed from the Yiao Court ot Otnman PleM, and to ne directed and deHrcrcd ia fitror of Bridget

t»s mty-i

"The Hidden Trio*

James A. Modietl, 1 am tha fiaOowingdeacribed^roper1a lot ausbcr two hnndred and

Coffiaa aad ordered to to-wlu «err» (9S?) In the town «f Terre-HaaSe aath*aitaea|ipeWsto dw roeoeded plot thereof, being the lands atMi tenetBeeto belooginc to the saidJusea A. Modwett- and 1 srtu oa Maadai the 39th day of Sepileiubar, A. IX, 1867, st the Court How do«r in Terre-Haate wftUa Hi total how* of mSA day, offer the mate end proats of Uha dhore |ag«riaca, with fteHHartwawei thereunto beloa^af lbr a Uratof aeeea Tears,aadsi»oghl thcyiae ftB toaell feraaidBdent can to sa^tfe aaid exaatiaa, I will titaa and there olerttw fiwaba|d« to the Mgbeat Mdder fcr tab to —rtsfr mid exoeation and eosts. .«,.••

W. IJ- STEW

SfaatiM&*

its (prs* trt P/I0.J

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1VED

PHBNCH CHINTZ

.« .X^K)V

ii,

PRINTS,

4:"

-ia qsotJ

Bought at a great sacrifice,

.YeiM'i iTotr/i And selling

At 30 Cents per Yard.

BLACK AND \V11ITB

ri.AIL)S

SAXONY

TOR

Traveiiiig Dresses & Dusters*

New... Style*J

PLAIDS AND STRIPES

FOJR TRAVELING DRESSES,

1RESS TIIIMMIN(JH,

JBLLT8,

7 iu:r.f Rinnoxs,

Ami 'variety of otlicf articles to

which we invite thu nttenti«ta of tha

.so-

LndicS ht tho

NEW Tq$K STOIB,

4„ TI.k-K.

Aiig. 20 illf ,y

Good Residence .',W

Pursuit's addilioti, cui ticr «r Eighth am! P«)t»1«r Uivctj, for snlr low l»v aug. 28 tl'iw HA RN hY vV AUSTIN.

Municipal Election.

pcin-d In the tlh

In the tih and 5th

Wards of this city.

of September, JW", for tho elfttloy of oil** oil inn tr

each of imM *«fiK to HI I't He rkitmimi

'caused bv theroaigimtiun of Charles N. Cellsmer

1 lip tllujranl, atu) Clmrlt K. Peddle of li»

3th w«rd?i t•* »i lot r' 0 l»eas

as follows:

The places of voting to Ue follows: trn \VAttn—at HookS

lake

Oil

Mill.

Al len: Ju

der

Insr ecti(r*-I»iif

TTOIMISIIII, ,,

5¥n W*m—at Ha»l«tl'* ('arix'titp'r

Vh-

p. In

spector—James M. Hand^ti'i Jiidg'S— -l«r«# lieauchamp and Jsmo* T. Motftit. ('. V. PATI KUSON, Miyo,,

AUCKI: Jusrrn H. Clcrk^ ,,,. f| sept. 'Jll-dtd

FRESH LAKE FISH. •...

»piJ03B riNE FKESHT.AKE WrfrPH A and Trout, rt'ct ivot! tlnil^mud for sale at .... 8. STONED, d-3t West Side Public Fqtiaro.

\\f AIITEI*.-—A ^i«»K nwn, who enrs speak loih Kuf) ah and German, ^desirous ol tirocttritt): a situation aa Clerk in some RaSIron I Ollieo,«»r WiHk»Woper in some mercantile houw am) .reMtuii In Uie eity until Motxlav next, dtirlit^'whkih time he may be cotftiHod ly imfttlry at this offlcei

B3*The best of ref» retiC« given

to chsr-

acteranl ci»njpeUncyrM,.#,r, sag, )29-dtf V. K*, '•,.:0-S "1

^aWejsSIWifT

r|tHKtib#crlbar

would ros|^clfully Inform tho

1, Coopers of Terre-Haute h»l snrrontiAt)igH eoontry that he hat located himself In T«rr. .. Haute, where he Is pre|iHi*if'ttt tuahufitetsre Conir*.' pers Trti'ss Huonaof«v«ry »l*e, from the ftholsf* Mt Hlctrory ami Pooaiv pood.,,ialso mauu/aC'^, tare Cooper's Jointer*, llowels, Crox«s. Also a coondete aaaortotaent of. tha relehrsted Rochester Knives, Adges, .wiarilases, always oa hand. As I attend iiers«iia(ly,t the manufacture of CooperaTres* ana other wooden to*l«. am oeterml»e: to plesse my ctutomers.'atnl sell as cheap or eheMferthan any oneln Ihe west.

Vj9 wop oa Manet street, hslf sonare annth •fRuntln's Hotel ,M. KILBOUKAE.

W. SCUDDEE.

WN OLKSACE cosrecTiotGa A*t» oKAi.r.n tf Candiai, Toys, Flre-Wo^,

SUNXIUEfe. ETC.^ ftaooab 8T«**r, Or^oarr* Stkeivr How *-rv« =. rKtimmkmt,

O"Fancy Candies at Ctocinaati JMcesvi Aac I.Mm.

:V.r

Totuag America

CLOTH! NO. S,

Terre-Hante, Mlsa«

Olothlmt! Olothinffl! PURNISHfffO aOODS^MB&CtmpWHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,

DRAWERS AND UNDER HAT* AND CAPS, TRUNKS, CARfET BAGS AND

YALtsm,

Tea per cent. Cheaper dta* tocm baao of-/?

rpHB tfn^^d {^"4^ the largest^ sasiutaa at of Clsihtj hog ww brawlit to this dtr, at the abtrria^ staad, aid Menrined toaell aa "cheap as theefceafNat," wHkom laarof ooayetMoa.~-^f

ut my mtock, at leMtrOefora making eour eahasss M.J06£llL 8 1

O a

0* F&E?H OY&TK88, jast tmteir 0 oaasor emfft ^flBr at ft«TONra,

SaW»eat, W!tt7«de pbbH pqnar#.