Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 220, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 September 1857 — Page 2

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Cross rxo»tin«i.r-Said ho had iuteuded aU tfie tlme to confe« If any Innaetrnt' powon should be charged witli the crimej jlm Hog\te and defendant had stated in jail what h^d been swont to yesterday it was Napier's outtider with which he'(witness) opened l)owling'sdoor it was the north door they never went to Cunningham's that night had a general understanding that they should rob sevrr al house* in thh dtyi *ci*i to the house by the way of the shed, but tarried the property away in another direeiiouc all assisted in carrying the property the river. Cani« to the city in the lattvr pirtof Fobrunry whl e^ni stsh and tooth wash on tho sWucts and aometimea at: private hows got atsqwaintctl with Napier at Smith's and G\rHiwnit\« saloons: heard that Smith and trthwaU both ran away alnc« he (witness) hubern in jail it was not his business, hy meass of peddling these medicine*, to find out the arrangements of the different houses he visited—that was the business of Mr.*. Napier tKere wm no particular arrangement a* to wl»o should open the doom weut to ti» other plaeo bat Powlii»s that night. Came here from St. Louis thei* was one wan here he had seen befor*-—hb namcjwus Myet* who tt»d to peddle books at St- I/Ouis he (witness) peddled medicines in that city never worked at coopering in the penitentian- worked at it on Walnut street, In St. Louis, for about six months laart fall Went by the name of Oeerg* McDonald ther* —that is his name. Welch cam* with him ftoa St. Louis «m*1 *hw peAlled eo*n •aire wnd tooth waah h«re he (witness) fcight hav» o(Trredthe« thing* *1 the private house* on Ohio street, but don't think Welch ever did don't know pfc«^ser Napkr ai* sedwntd Weld» bat Iward that h« h»d the same ttaeoce verh tn N plergtv# htm {wi

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I. .V. BltOWff, IMitor. T. P.JW»^«, Associate Xdllor.

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THITKSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 21. '5

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Vigo County Circuit Court.

ZWDEXCe VOK TUX DE-FENOIt. George McDonald was hwt cftllwl to tlie stand. The Cotr. jn«tru«tedl him that, Jx,*in« jointly indicted with defendant for this oft'*nce, he tras not hound to answer any questions that implicated him. Witness said tint his at»w«» ,*tuW implicate,lum, hut that ho tra* wllnug to •"'tell t'M trolh.)* Sard that he knew who committed therohhorv nt Dowlin^'s —thai it Was Jerry \Vc1cb,-auil wifnes# *ho comn»:tt^l tm^bWglary, and that defendant was in no w:y cotHif^ted wilV'it^fo his knowledge he ,(dcfen(^t^ Jad girted down ilie eaaal the ir bc/Wc! James Napier became acquainted with him (wifnes) and soon had great influence over him he •witness the day defendant left, and wanted fiiin itjsftwy awl help hfm eipimit the foJMrj'. When witnega first cairns here Napier got kiiu drunk and induced himts gamble after.vards got him to pass raiasd bills, and finally told him tbfyt ttolesvhe halped tocommit the robbery !ie would inform on liifn _Uiu.t ^ayicr was ulwajs adverse to defendant. [Witness was here, asked if Napier h.ul not, at a certain time, threatened to smoke out defendant.-r— Somo disputearisin? ns to whether a proper foundation »d b'ron laid for this, bytjucsifoning Napier on this point, he was re-called.

case, and that the evidence was incompetent j^eimi«d^by the p^i^ctsoC'othcr men's toil. ,l

for the purpose,of nnpcachment, but that nJ .,

thcmlwdWlHwii^hepMwsl, Napkr Smce th-n them h«»beci. a Kua »m»prob*bh the After hi* from te) and gome of the Stolen |*©p*rty fi»md on St. I/Mhs »»w htm *t amni uWe ewhi plXy jhu" fee hwiswow thai I In Comp*ny with canis before *hU,*«*l had p.mbM twlbr, ,«» 'Iwriaeo. Oiw of these men boo* pwwlng ikWfctWS'iMEl'stl chftivh

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he ever c|Mrej

any other business. [Two leticre w°ere hero ghoTu the witness,

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asked whether the hand writing was his. Ma answered that the letter, were written by

by him.* Col. Thompson then pointed oat two mirks at the bottom of the first letter, and ask* the witness what they signiCt'd.— iXf, nd^nta counsel oigectcd—that the wit-5 nrss was not compelled to explain anything that might disgrace hira. unless ft was directly eouiiected with this part ienhu transaction. The court held the qaestion to be a proper oae-J Witness stated that the marks point ed out nt the bottom of the letter shown him, "duloTt mean any thing tha* it wWfmeie curiosity that the reason he did not sign that |etterwasbocause be.feared its interception the fetter was written at iKe dtc&tioriof Na-' plor, wlio^csire^ h||n fcp wr^* to Biebush and t-11 liim.a thoivvuid dollar* co^i!d be furnished him to silence the stool pigeon supposed that the w*jr Napier enme to know ny thing about Biebush was from his telling

htm about him ho wanted to know who could be got-to bribe Jone«, am! he (witness) U»ld him that Biebuah was the man: never knttr anything bad about Biebush until Marelial Crooks handed him a p.* per containing an account implicating him with a gang of counterfeiters. [The newspaper account referred to by the Wifnes?, hot being competent evidence,was not read to th«jnrr- but as this 4tm made public long befwe this trial, we give it as follows:

AUrtsw Neat op Knavks and Knavkv Brokev vr.-—Intimations have tor weeks pas1

ing Napier on tins point, lie was re-caueJ, nave ior wccks pas, itudmid timt iic hfltj mv., w.r threat. The court said that Umj qwettion^vw U» a den of consummate, skilful, and daring on a point collateral to the Issue in Uu8

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who were systematically enriching

On the ptirsnU'had so fhrpro'TOSS-

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#quiet wa3 rtade re

might go to thejury for the p«rpoSe ofil(tMag doiihtnble Fred. Biebush, and his comrades, the state of fcel||ig existing between Vnpier Geo. Bropson, Geo. Henson, and Isidore Uesand defendant Wtacss'lhcit statcJthalt'lS

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had heard Napier ».y nt the t,mc rcfened to, {alL|g

that lie would smoke defendant out if it were were found between $3,000 and $4,000 wortli not for fear of injuring John Smith, whose

j'of

house£\joina that of defendant that Napier "f11"'1' of massive gohrand sllvi-r, the .... i^gm'Mitsof church candlesticks, crusifixes, had once told him that defendant was a grand ,tc. With these fragments was a large c.'.kl rascal, and would sell a friend for five cento, steel elii-sel. with which they had evidcnt.lv Witness 8J»id ho knew nothing about Dowling's robbery until the uight of its commission, he made arrangem' rits with him to rob Warren's house the day previous to the rob bery at Dowling'sf had not seen Napier that night until 9 o'clock was in defenianfs bnr room that night. Welch tarup and called him out, and when he c.in^o to .the door he saw Nnpler on the sidcwalli when tWey started nway that ni^lit N.ipiur would uot4eU him where fliey were

told h'm" that he

wouhisee in ashcrt tiin.' wont to Doffling's, and after roconnoitcring a short time, entered the yard by a large wagon gate Napier was in advance, and tliey passed a lied where the dogs were and hennl thvm growl went on to the roll ami Napitr there gave liim oultiJeri to open the dqor with then went in and carried the things out, fcc. After the cupboard liud been cleaned out, he (Napier) took otit a trunk, and broku it open with ft chisel and oxamincd the content#, and soumetl disappointed that there win nothing in it but papers ho afterward brought out a smaller trunk, and afterwards went in again and remained about an hour said when he returned, that ht) could notgetint) th*? rerom where the family wn£, but that lie hoard them sleeping. They then started away, Nnpier putting on the cloak and Welch tho shawl which had been taken with the other thing# loft the premis and »me out near the grave yard, from whence they proceeded to the place where the property was'burled. Ho (witness) did not see defendant until the Saturday afterwards. That N.ipiur had told him (witnosA) in jail, that he hnd ptrtly confessed, for the purposcof clearing himself, and that he would have Uogufy Hooper, defendant, and others In jnlK

Tlsat he said if Napier, after

getting him into difficulty, would then swear against bnn, he-would kill him if he could. The following letters to which the attention of the witness had been directed iu this examination, were here read to the jury

Tkrw-IIactk, June 520,16f7.

Ma. Bikovsh Sir take Mv Pen in hand tft solicit yon in ray liehalf, I am rtow in jail In •Tetcc/IIavrte In company with some fire oth-

On Piffurent cliarges and all Implicated Hv one stool Ptdgcon-now Frefl if you c,m coiue or send Some owe to Silence this Stool -pigeon too can Bo~' secured In the Sum of $1000 part in money and part in Real fcktate all secured to you under deed, Should you fail to come send me some one and sec Mot and Bob Mclvtll anil state to them that one of their Old friends is at this present time in a tight place and Wouldliko a little aid But Jb Willing to pay for it. Send dick Junes if be is there, Court sets in September, and If nuything is done it must Redone soon. Writttsaon aiid let me know What can be done, until then I Remain yonr Old friend tho I cannot give a name for fear of Interception, direct to Andrew McGufrc Torre-If auto Indiana. to Mr. Frederick Biebush St. Louis Mo.

t0»e If jon caR .-r. yiiw 1

JTlds letter i^'sfgned with two" peeutlar taarln which are alike excepting in miA—ono is latger than the other and stands abont the centre of the page below the letttr, the itttalj One being directly beneath it. On a line to the right of them arc the ward* ''come if yon can," and within a circle tsf the smailt-r one the words "come if." The lettorjs encloeod in »n envelope and directed to Mr. F. Biebush Su Louis Mo. Thct«ts no piM mark on it»J

Tk**k-Hactr, July 21st, 183t.

5ft. F. Buicm Sir:—I sow take my pea in hand to Inform you of my prwent uoJortunatc Position, I am in jail in th* above Place and have been*lnce the first of Junt-. I wa» «tvem*4 on Sttspieioapniurglary and !bc maa «bo» wnmitedtK^ is fx Marahal he had wither writ nor State Warrant ami 1 would not vwlunt*ry (Jo with him, so we came to biaWs And I downed liim and ran away until 1 was pursued aed taken and In the fight I fund a revolver athim. I was. sot under tlx hundred dollars Bail and in de&nlt I oomoitt-

tmeti cl^r j||W| tlhK siildl Stsisp Ettdo&ct

nor Sobbwhwhool-.^Wed-ith Napier a,,lU pcQ««r. Jfw Fred If I had a litUc sdd to h« (Na|4«r) «roa ti«m&Q to $99 him.»ej» somd eonneil I voaldcooed««rt II.(.iu^,).^.^^.ro,l.Sl Loi.

oftr Ch -ir ai&tt *s f«r the pops* of great o.' Service to me, if c«t Y«Wi *iH Hie tnouth.

write tome and Jet me know whit yoa can do forau .0dd iHeml. (ell Oald Mot and Robert Mills to aasint me a little and I wpll rwoutiipvnee Them in due Season. Write ifyon ™.«t come and dfcvct your letter to Mr. Andrew SleGuire Terre-Hnutc In.Ii.tna.

I Kf main your unfortunate friend OEOR(*E McDONALD to Mr. Frederick Biebush. ..... [Tills letter is directed like the other, tut la not enclosed in an envelope.]

John llyne, sworn. Ststed that he and de-

feod^it weft to^Napifcr's hoimc on Sunday he twitn*Hs)-glt a* letter from NufStfr *nd took it lhcre to show to Mr«. Napier while on the wayhc|aw defendant nnd a man rmmed flSlcv-talking together at the ontfof ISIeyli lot which adjoins th.it npon which Mrs. Naiitr» liveif »wpiest«l defendant, to go In with him and hp did 90 defendant Said nothing to Mr? Napier about her having means of livelihood he (witness) asked her if she had any tiling to life on, Iht^lold horthathe had deal^igs witht a groccj-!^ U} v^sho,^uia ge^^»iA ,J^^c tifttil her husband should send her money, and then shc c'iiild repay him when he went lh hi handed hi the letter she could not read it«f and hnndedit to d«fendmt who read itto her tltt^lctteifrdi^efed fitta to get h«r httsband'4 tools and send them to him ho witness) told her tlnt jfahefwottld get them ahdlettve them at defendants he (witness) would send them to her ha«'and.

Cross Examined.—Was convicted

kK? '.of burglary 011 je?t«rtUy know Napier had run away and knew whore ho wh.s was never in partnership with liim in such transactions litard no arfattgements made in jaiL about McDon.rlti's testifying hero to-day told the prisoners what happened heri yest^rd.-iy. S ,J

Theodore JReiman said that, according to his. books, defendant bought a barrel of whi.sky cf hitn on the 13lh of

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/wUier inlbnnation resulted in the

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of one Charles Campbell, alius Locker,

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In & pmm bui

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in theBoi|

counterfeit bills, $550 worth ofjew?lrv, nnd

been, produced. The bills conidst of i's on the PittsSold Bank, Mass., 3's on the National Bank of Providence, R. I, 5's on the Chipjw»wi Hah^ Sfjite of Wisconsin, 10V on the Not thwestern Bank- of Virginiav and 20's on tlu* Btnltof the State of Missouri-—all well eaeeutod, and the bill last named excellently d-uo.-—St, LouWDmoiraf, August 25.]

The examination of the witness being resumed he stated that Bob Mellvill was a person «ith whom h: becamb* acquainted in St. Louis, and that ho was an agent of the Mississippi lilroad tint ho knew Mott and Diok Jones in St. Loills, and that the former wat3 also a Railroad agent. There was lio particular arrangement with defendant in relation to having the letters in this correspondence directed to liitrt he (witness) did not want the letters to be directed to himself, and Napier merely advised him to have them directed to.:defendant this arrangement about the direction of these letters was alter Napier had Ihrcitened to burn out defendant. lie (*vitnc3s) "••id, in jail, that if a man would be guilty of leading him estrayand then turn against him he would kill him if he could there was no arrangement made in jail for him (witness) to kill Napier on the witness stand if he should be in court at the time he was testifying, but that he (witness) said he would kill liim if he could that he hud a knife, but that tiio sheriff took if from hitn lie never saw that man be fore but onoe, [poiniing to Ed. Dvvyer ha (Dwyer) never saw him(withesCf at the jail with defendant.

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/an only' recol-

Cross Examined.— Cai lect it by reference to his book recollects distinctly without reference to bis book that defendant bought the whis

ky liavi: no recollection of the date indcpend4ahtf the book coulii know nothing of the date without recurrence to the book don't know whether it was before or-after the robbery at Dow!ing|s f-ciin'-t tcll the day of the week witli«i t, recurring to the book it may be stated there, but ho has 110 tocol-

lection of it. [Tha Court.instructed the witness that unless, after refresh

ing his'memory with the memoraudum he could nrmember the date indepondant of it, his statements on that point wotil not be evidence. The witness stated that lm could have no recollec

tion if the date, independaut.pf the memorandum in his books.] A? hfhs Elcy stated that ho wont on an excursion with dofeudant oa the canal Ihey put a barreL of wliisky on the boat which they got at Reimau't, it was on the_13th day of April John Bragg. John Williams, llooper

and .lulm OiAy were of the company went up, tho oaqal. »s far as Archer's that day he-(A'itness) staid on the boat that i|)^1it, and defendant i-taid at Aichet'/h'b'use went to Ilolston's be«

yond the junction, the next day staid qu tlis boat that night—defendant went to the house to stay they all eat supper at Holston's, and it was an hour after dark when they returned to the boat defendant returned to the boat

with thorn, but in a short time aftervvaVds,' to^etlier with Hooper atid an-

noss) left the boat that tnoming, and

left defendant there. I Cross Examined.~r-hhi about 10 miles'east of this city know It was on the 13th because it was Easter Sunday tho day before never conversed with dofeudant or any oue elee about its being on tho 13th the first time he told it was on the former trial there

weie"four or five of them on the boat were up that nigttt nutil about two hours after dark it was & person named "John" who went up to 4he house with Hooper and defendant^ it was & little fciler day-light tlie uext moi ning when ho saw defendant first the stln was

He- j:xamiRed.—ond signs next morning of the horse having been used thatnighf. ..-

Jontts B(frt4tt' tliit'lte1^ down at defendaot'i. house the morning ho Wis ,starting down tho canal they wanted hitn to go with them and hunt went along thinks it was on Monday morning went to Archer's that night lie staid on the boat, and defendant went to' the Louie went down next day to Hehton's he ftiaid on the boat that night and defendant went to the house saw him thai night an hour or two after dark saw liim first next morning between day light audi eunriac loaded the boat that day and mturned far as Lea's the next day thfe boat sank three or four miles beyond ArcberV^jvalkBsl to Archer's and hired him to take them to to we doo't

W of. ...

Crqtn Examined.—When they left,

here that morning defendant, Hooper, Eley, Williarap, and a man whoso

name ha didn't rtfcoHect were 611 the .boat loft here between 9 and 10 o'clock McDonald did not go with th)m think's he started with them and went down the canal about A mile, •ndtlWsn got off on the heel-path and walked baek think's Smith got wff with him don't know Welch McDonald aud Smith got off of tho boat at aboat IT o'clock that niglit stnid at Areher'a, and the next at Ilolston's think's that they left defendant at the house tvhen they were there to supper they left him sometime after dirk don't think the sun was up next morning when defendant came and told them to come to breakfast.

Re-Examined.—Went down the canal with defendant more than once, it was this trip -when 3IcD»nald went part of the way with them the'trips were about a week apart the horse was there when wo went to feed thai ntgtot, and was iied to the fenee%one twenty or thirty yards from tho boat.

Milton Atcker sworn, stated, that one day last Spring defendant callcd at his house and wauted. to got supper for himself and three or four others his wife got tlic&i supper and they staid«nll night,~n*nd took breakfast

thsro ne.\t morning defendant did not*scttle his bill at that time aud ho (witness) made ft memorandum of it dont recollect any thing about t!ie timewithout referring to the raomo-

randum has endeavored since the preliminary examination to rCcull some circumstance by which to remember it,but has been unable to recollect any thing ahont the date independent of the memorandum dont recollect any thing

about Easter Sunday defendant nifiy have staid at his house at other times saw his boat next morning and noticed a barrel of whiskey oi\ it they started up the canal that morning and he saw nothing more of them until sonu days afterwards the bo it had been sunk

and they were on their return they took dinner at his house that day, and after dinner hired him to bring them to town that was tho only time I10 ever brought defendant to town in a wagon.

Gross Examined.—Said it was nine miles and a quarter from town to hithouse, and nineteen or twenty to Ilol-, ston's it is nine miles to Lockport

aud eight frnnvthero to tho junction. Ilolston lives two miles beyond the junction. ,, {Con'.imicd tomnttoto.)

Tl 2 IKATK^T DlSOVERV OF THE AOS.—It seldom occurs, that we notice, under any circumstance, paicnt mixliciiio-i, restoratives, or anythin^ofthe kind, fur tve have a prejudice against most of ihem. But candor compels u« to invite attention to the advertisement of Prof. Wanl's Hair Restorative in th« hist column at tho bottom of third page of this paper. We are too juvenile to require anytliingof the kind, but some instn»"e« of its use have come to our knowledge v/hich almost, assures us that ilis a sovereign remedy acainst the hair becoming prcma'nrely gray, ft is not a "Hair

Dye but upon its application as directed, tho

other, went back to the house the ctFectw pr duced on the skin, which brings horse they had was not taken away ,ou' original native colored hair, without

thai night that he knows of he wit-'9t5ffnt3?'^ ^*V-

penrance. We have seen pdrsans who have used it, and they are mush pleased with it Examine the advertisement.—[ .Mi^TOUri Republican. Sold by all respectable Druggists.

Sept. 10-dawlm

We would particularly call the attention of ovtr fcailers to a remedy known as McLean'* Strengthening Conlial Md Blood Purifier. It ia certainly avaititble remedy. We therefore ny to all, call to the agent'a, and test for yourselves its intrinsic merits. It is delirious to take. We risk our lady readers "to try it See the advertisement in another column.

Sept. KM.1WIW

Rxjlt)! Rrad! Yjc AFTuericn, Revo If. T. HclmboM offersto lh*dfflicte^ hisGennlne PceporoUOn, FlfliJ £xtfo£t Bueha, wjUc^ hu accomplished the nioat extraorrlinsry aires of ail other ^milar rera«l}erf.' £«& the aJverUceraent in another column, ht^u|et "H^nlbold's Cmtaine PrepwuitHj.'' s«ptio!m«itn..

Removal, .'..-S

anfl after 1V*4av next, Bept^trtVr l«t. we frill be ft»Und in our new qnartprs it FamngWtJ^s cirsir, fthe room recentlr oecupkdhy Straps Isaacs) where we w*H be h*wr to see our old friends and the trading puMie gvneraltjs. ..'

We *i!l m*m open at sitd

Eligible Stoio itoom

a rerr Iukpb *toc*r of

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Fall Md Winter Ihrf Goods, Ued to the deroaads of thc Wabajih tn

salted *11 of wHmA wit? be oflfcwid at v*rr "toir-" pevwlicg rates iHtlttMtt a a^iUry wpuea. troth of whidb plcaw# uj be coavitKod. Rwrwtwnr,

RIPLEY DANALC30X.

aag. S9-dAirI«

E S & O

Wholesale Confectioners,

JfO. WIAWSTBEET, 4 CLS'C.'A-.Yjtm, OtttO.

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Which will Tie o-»on«i 0:1 next Satur-1

drty, .the:26th:ijepwuiber, (instead of the 15th, as has lioen advertised.) in the elegant new brick building of F. Nippert?ik. Bk.»'i8U on Mf»in Street, between 4 Ji aud5il^ in the city of Ter-

rito public are respectfully inform-::

ed th.it an immense stock of season.» bio Staple an Fancy "Dry Goods vHIt be opened and rc.rljj to bo cxamiued on the above mentioned div. -v-

To atjpreci,U» the bargains to lie obtained at this establishment, it will be only necessary to state th it all our goods hive been purchased since the present yreul Eoxa'rnpanic, or money presttre^:- at unprecedented ruinous prices to the importer au.l ininuf.icturer

With these adv.m'-ig.v? i,i o-tr favor, we can compc-tij Micte.-:fully \v it tinny house west of the Rcky JMoutititius, an I ask 110 favor-!.

In oar tremen lous stock, will found many new and rare style ol goods, which are n-)t to be oii .tiiiel in any other honse in tlvo cit v, s:vh -t

Splendid .Vulontin Poplin,,, Beautiful Ilob-Js A'\*o!eiu2. Superb Biocbe Siiipli.

Satin limbic

Elegant CVinhni iKj Uobtf-s «1» (/lumbrc. A bertutiful line 0 4 O.iiIH'c I'aLni Leaf (and other elegmr ji irterii-) French Uashincres—some of tftdiu truly cha-»t(j and beautiful.

Any quantity uf F.vil r4 nicy' fill Wool DeLaiuo*— omi v'Xpust patterns—all Wo Pi.ti l-i, IniioM L'.iuJs/ Plain colore! 6 4 French Merino, do do nil W. O iLiitie. low prico Uiubre ('iishmerb aud Uolaino, low prioo incy IKIj dne.ir in qunntities, Black Silks all prices.

Fancy do dp l^haded Poplins che.ip. Byadsre CasbmortH and DeLainos.

Elegant 4-4 Frcn Piints. French and Do•i»jtio OinghniVt1?. Printe of eveiy ifi tliiy fro-n fi L4)c.

The niO!*t exqnisity recli^rcha line of Embroideries that ever graced tho counters in tlv« city, wo to be fotnt I here—from tlie modest ^0 cent cellar up to the most elegant French Cambric, Swig*and Jackonct Collars, single or in setts. New blyld collars with Sleeves and CuiTs. Swiss C.tnibric Hd^in^s & Inserting*. Swiss and Cambric Bauds. BlackBugTo Collars. Thread and Silk Lnce« nud. Kdginga Pure Threa 1 Lice and E Jgiug-*. do Valentinne Laee*« an 1 Edging^ do Maltese Lace and Edgings. I do Poijflt Appli^ueWOjr3.?M

After two or three- weeks unexpected

delay, this old and populai *etabli.-dinut)t it now reopened wiihan unusual')* &Uractif<%8t)clc «»f goods. We are under many obltpa.ti.tta to our friends atul patrous for having waited eu us so patiently, but trust ihey will 02 tu'ly compensatetlby flie

Cheaper Kate, at which they will obtain Go^dSj

VP"e happeiied tpW iti market at tho most favorable time to get bargains when fri-ni the ternble convulsions in money .tun», prices suddenly gave way, and goods were urged upon u* almost on aur OWA terms. So everv badv may eijlectv ahft trilf be store to tihd #c«»afifcvblv

CHEAP GOODS AT THE BUCKEYE

In boU Jubbing and Rrfail Dcpaitni^nts, our stock includes all kinds of t^xxlj 6n tho most extf 1131 ve scale—P*r leu'.ars in ptist will be given hereafter. Our Caqnt and

HOU3B PXJHNIS3ING DEPARTMENT

was nrvi-r f=n ll supplied with rkh'snd fiiMiionable poods, and at so cheap rate#—if yon wont clnvp Taip» t8 uie nd s'e feme undu the auctioneers hammer in tho midst of the panic, and vm \vi,l be sur. to 'mrchasb.'

We are now opening a lar'c' lJt ef Paper liaujinj^s. L. RYCE «k SON. Sept. gi-dtf ...

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Spl&ndid Assortment *i*f *9

Plain, Sfrij^otf ^auil Plaid Jaconef*. Swiesand tJambric Muslins and Brilliant! oes —all .SttSlI JVp .«rJt

White and Black Bobineta

FBE^crOCCcfsto^ wm rtfligtft HWf

Domestic Goods

IRISH LINENS, Tabic Cloths and Napkins,

Fine Assortment of

Flaia O-OOiilB

For Childress wear.

^VV oolen and Cotton PlauncI^ Checks,

.pfpissspi 'V y'-"-:

tj a

ti 1|

Itujc 1* f.'tl poiimI IliroiiRh ery 'In uf t'iu l»»ty, ]nirtfyiiijr ninl iiccylorallnrf tho rl.Tiilntlwi «f ilit ttlnoil. I MviiimUxcs uny llloim itt.T li tlu an,t itr\nglli«iM Um wlutlf ri*n ill mil ion.:

MI.onii Stc.'iiifUii'iitiiir Coritliil will ••ffirrtntll? cnirt l,l--r |l»|.'i«in.

Cyrifnif

wSSf*"

1^2

Great Qaantities.

Hickory and 1 ickingst.

Q-i

10-4 11-4 and 12^4

BED BLANKETS.

SHAWLS SHAWLS

... AH izes, Colors and qualities, Jtf jt~jL Bay State Shawls. Beautiful l^henO T, HA Ij KT A 1 Ct.ille Shawls, Plush, Chenille and !rs\ fB) W7 Cashmoro Stella, Four Sided Paris

Shawls.

Broche Long Shawla for

worth $J&*00.

goo ciotn, Plu.xli and Petersham Cloaks ranging from $1,00 to 020,00.

The particular attention of gentlemen is drawn to our l.irge and snporior stock of French, English and American Beaver, Pilot, Tried, Md-

hni] nllll

!»!„„•, Overcoatings." Black

an I Fancy (,,'olored French and Awoi^) Plush atul

n-an Ca^simcres. Velvet, Silk Vestitig's, B!u« ami Black Cloths from So to ^10 per yard.

Late of the Wholesale an 1 Uotait 'llousd of I*. $t F. Rjily. N"w O loanfc Soptember 23, lS5T,-dlr

McLBAN'S

Strengthening Cordial,

AND BLOOD PU1UF1KR, 'pTlK jrroflt''.t rrttno.lv tn tli,» worl»t, TtituI •li.it in i1l«lilUil fro«i 11 H«?rr kii«»*!i only I1 inyn-ir, Hint li iiU-nllv rnmliiiioit with iomn »f Urj onwt vnt'iHSiiii lautllcluul r» 'Is, linrb*ni|il tmrKi known tn ih tniml nf mnnVvl*: UIikmI rn.il.bli oS

All our good. must be bold soon-^V" coma ono, como all. JOSEPH A. ZOLEBZI,

S.U.KSMAH,

JhuikIIoo.

tirbititg. JUtrtmtt •/lit

Kiilne nod all Hinresm /rem a •Ihanltrtd i.ir.er or StarrueA. lyp«|islti. Jlt'nrll.iru. tinvnnl AclOlt* of •4lckiios «rttii| Ktojinrti, Full«e*ii of HIim^ I 10 l!i,) iK-nfl, Untl I'jiIii or SivliHJiiiii^ In I ho U«-»d| Patptl itiort tl/tll* TJ,i»rt, Kiillu,,« ttr III Hi .1 "St»i n.ich SofirKnlntrlUolin- llntklni or SirfTostln^'P.'.MlnS ^ln'n tylii^ II4wii« DCViii-m' orYetl'»wn'u« ..rtlld Skin nii«l Kvts-., Melil' Swoi.u. InChput iir .SiiiIiI mi rtunlicf (if lu'rtl. Huprvmioii t»f Spirit*. Frliflitr.il Dreitm^ 1i.'*|1Hii,|i'iil-y or miy Ncrco ))i« Sorv* of KlotfiicS tm lite Hklni #nl Kev«rim Agitd (tr Chill* nutl IV*«»r.) ll will :t!-*•• curi. (,j tiic HUiihlor nmt Wnmht it'H'li a* )ciiiliint UnUrie*». tiironlnrtnwu'r tlrlmij St-«iiiiriinA'. litnarii iinUin «»r WimkndiM bt U10 Wtcnli or hliiditer, WhUn*. &<•. i.

TFtKKK l.s NO MtHT.VKK AUOUT IT. TMs rofiltnl will iiotf^r fitlt to cnn*sqH|'' of l|u if tTk .-n it* jier dlmrtlnna on eoclt l»i!tl''. Ill Tinuii. Kiclluli on*t Fri-nch.

OVKK It.U.f A MtT-MON OF MiTHhB8Have been »»li1 ".t:irlinrthj |»*»t »l*monthii, and In no Instance In* It In i^lvlnff nntlrv »sll* fnrll'in. Wh» tlicn. will stiff.ir from woukniu* o*1 ii.-lilliiy when M*L*»»'* $trf*ftk»Uiig Qprjiai wilt «uro you. °ar

TOTHK 1/ \1)IB.S.'

Do voii wlnh t»o Itea'iliy nnd utronilft Then pi'itoure anl j»et lie of ,Mcl,citn Curillul. II will xtrrnR'HicD itti'l liivl^rirntn your liluntl to flaw Uiruinfh every vein,Unit tlie rich rWy bloom nt lienlih tn mount to your rlioelt ngnln. Every Iwttl warmnte^ in srivi' «titl«fii«tlon.

POK ('ttll.J)BK!?.

We *ajr topnrenti. If yonrThlMrth »r» tlvklyv* puny, or nfflirtc'l with complaint* prernlcul nmoii)? olilldr^M, rlv« uninll qtmntlly of Mrf,«t.n) r«rdlnl. nnd It will miiko tham hoalUfji ful ati'l r. D.-Hy not ii'iimenl, tryll mud yoa #111 t»i ronvltired.

IT If HKl.irtOUSTOTAKB. V.VKKV fiOtlMTKV MttHCHANT Sh»tnld not lentn thp cltv oiitll liehu*' pr»*Br««t ft Mpply of McI«sbm*# StrcurihoiilHir Corll»l. II *«»1U rapMlr. !ecn«utaH,a|wit)« ciiren. A liberal dlaonnt will bo mide to tboao Wti« buy to anil

CAtj"l*IOX-r-llc« »f« of tirtigjtiidif or rlcaler* #hc may try to pnlm tifHin joft iiom« Hlitcr tti Knraatiarilla Iraih, winch they can bay cheap, hf wtylnSf.llUJn^t a**onI. Arij141ai)ch nmn. A*fc »r S re« nnUiluc else. r!fy the WimhI alrcitffthttti the ayaton.

,Arij1«t,ai)ch

Strttgtkemmg C»r4{« UU It to Ui« «aly, om«di (Mi trill pn* xl thoroughly, and at the iua» Iil80

OiKf tiblowpwuiinittiit every morntnft faatlnf

I* aertoiu prov#ntlv« for IHiotow^CMiteaiMtft nlfttdliem alzbottlm

r0%

Mr. Velltlw F«vcr.or any tiraraleot dt*pa«f. :l bouic, or alz bottlm for

Price »nty ft per

J. H. McLKATf,

Me Proprietor of tb» Cor«llai. roprii

Alao. Mclean'* Volcanic OH WHuioftl. TTrTrinclpal depot on the corner of ThtrJ »if

Ho. ••«-«».

nT Porwlola UuUritte hy B«lt, TalWtl Cfl., fj/rfnger & Bra.. «Ad RaywioMl a futen. Me&BMf'fi VOLCAKIC OIL LOtlMBBT, ttia beat Liniment In the world (of mtn or k*Mt/

AmMhf Rnaarkath Cart

»rat«4 4»y Mr Lean4* Voicaaio Oit Liniment^ Tilrt

»oi fnr yoafaelrc*: Ford, blackamlth, llvlntc *vefln« on Tenth aire*!, had horrible Haifa In

He tried -variant Uat*i«mVii

Mwm A^.tkiitcoalllddUnakmiI, HtiltiMlH

mt mrMnc *W« Ut work at hi* trade ngsto* because lie couH n,»t bear any weichton hit fool one*m»H b«Ut« ofMeU*n Vulcanle Oil unlmeHt, be la now perfectly roreii.

Pbaimem*#. neural^ifl, tmilaen, aprtins Hifim* in Hie loUto or *u«l«•, airell[nt** thrmU ttr ucm tfr

,. r»amtyiH) t« Uie )oUiU or utaHlu, toomw*#. #MiMla. a. palna. ie.. yield ence «f tbl« wMlarMr JUM^

totiHfUMgltPin meat. For florae* «nd Cettt? It l« an I for clurei, ml la. *cr#tche», cntcfeed bee la, wwwj wmh*. «|»ll»t. ftatuta, mBltin, voflM*. fflttiMMke Mte«, and varies* ftk«r 4iMtiM *M«k ulouli in Uaiiie lo frota injurte tor accidents.

Ever

plj-nfl rt|iMlf,lmw Italammrei, -.. 'j.k •,«# A liberal di»roont will be made to merrbanto who bfy tn tell arain.

Bry CooDtrv McfchaH riKmld obtalfl nbi Mcleanv V^canle Oil UnUuent. It aelu

P^iiial*b» J. fMwprl^Wi^mef o'Tbtfd iw»d Pin« **«., jUul», trifa? \f HjK

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7t rre-RautwV'l ($'.

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