Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 133, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 June 1858 — Page 2
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TEHRE-HAUTE. FtlOAY XCENING, JUKE 1ft. !«&
Par FwMwrt la 1NR
2. Of KnrtaeV?.
Tba Waafcington ewwiporit of the Nrtr l^oA ISmae, alladiag to the recent election ta Washiagton, »JK
The Bvwthig gUr of dm city {Administration papar) does not frive as favorable •a aeeonat of the election as did ysetardny. ft ebtrgM that mamy $a*ajld* ekiztn* qf Wa*hmyton won vr**t*tod from. mas welt BY tk« TWIMM of the npiIar police as 4y (kt rowd§i*m af tho gang* of throng* rvfiaa* vtbo paraded the afreets, •ad bong about the polls.
It doss oot say, however, what was the fact, that these gang* wer* imported hither by the Democrat*. Ilia Star has soma reason to complain, as the mob, on ita *ray to eongratnlnte the saeceesfat competitor fot ths mayoralty, broke the windows and otherwise damped its publication office, sad came very near killing some of the iamatas of ths adjoining building. The caINK of tikis was that the editor of the Star is a brother to the defeated candidate for mayor, and has stood neutral daring the campaign jest ended.
Thus appears fthat the Democratic ticton In W«mingtott was achieved by the "violence of the regular {Democratic) poHea aad the rowdyism of gangs of strange ruffians" Imported for the occasion by the Democrats. Why sleape the indignant of tha Danoeistie organs it the attempts of the Democracy to cany an election by mob law la Washington City sad in Hew Orleans.—Lou. Jour. ft* brata force nndertaken by tha Defaoemts of Washington City to carry tftes election will be long remembered by an basest people. Mr. Berret had been rotmi oat of office—city postmaster—by old Bock) snd was placed in nomination as an antl-Lecompton Democrat, and yet the Onion baa the andaeity to claim it Ltimwtpien victory So it seams that both partlaa hav* bam s#hdled in this great Daaooratio victory—^rif, his Mends, by Basset being palmed upon them for an bonast Democrat, and **condly, the Amer ican party ware swindled by the import* tion of the "Stat* Wmu and "M* Stone Clmb," from Baltimore and Philadelphia, wife nrero brooght Into the city several days before tha election, and were in the habit of committing assaults upon all who happened to be opposed to them, politically. The power of the Administration waa asserted snd hundreds of clerks who had never voted there before,ware given to understand that they had to vote,and Wove* like tbey voted—the Democratic ticket.—Under each eircumstancee, it is not to be wondered at that the American party were defeated. Although it is tree that Wallaoh waa never a member of the American party, and waa announced, simply as an independent candidate. This being trne, it was hardly to be expected that hewould receive the fall rote of the party.
The German residents of the city are all inclined to be Republican, bat were induced to vote for Barret on the anti-Le-ptoB principle—as they entertain a
coi few prejudices against the Amerioan party. But, are think, in this caaa, they defeated tbelr own intentions by electing Berrst.^:
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In this, as it has bean in all riot* at the polte, throughout the cowntry, dn Democratic party ia reeponaifcle fortlw inault to the American laws and tha American character. To them belong all the honors of having est the ball in motion, and the day may yet come, when that fceH will rsiotfarf and fell bade upon them with mora faros than perhaps ia near dreamed of. The honeet and peaceable d&wa will not hear soafe tyranny melt laihfSi it not ti&A they should. Batttaaera, Lsv fertile, Cineio native* Orieans awl WasJihare bean dtiigraaatt byUm*nrf« to be nasd by the 0amote asaura Aa powar and eonW of Aaae pointa, b«t they hava met wiik preflBft ml aignal Mai
wfll be worss Item actual isfrtt j|!r
|f Tha SUtet of tha Jbmrmot aaya that wafiieionr paper up one day on the
to ofar
Ifow, ktosr abewt
tht, f»r wa have Ufak aplooawsk ayaea l-sdy apoa s»A in^jssta tita «aaf and sal yeas oditoia of tha Jomrm tL Hhil aboat as aaar the aafe^aet aa is* visit ta gat, iaainnaHons, *f tsarat/'
mr SapwieTal kaowledge ii like oil ttpcnwifr it chines dacekfaUy, bat can b« *^«maad aif.
G. W. Rxrmo, ot Iadtsaapolis §. eaBaetlag the catorUl far a now GOMIIBSI aid DUoctory of the Stalewhich promisee ta be os* of the moat useful works published for the benefit of the citizens generally of the 8tate.
Mr. W. G. Spencer, tha canvassing agent for this work is now in this city, and may be found for a few days at the Buntin House, where any information suitable for the work will be gladly received. The addition of a complete directory of all persons in bvsnees and their location and of ficial characters, professions, Ac., will make this work very asefnl and instructive. The book witt be a large octavo of 800 pagea, and will be issued in September next—price to snbeeribers $2.50, pava bU on delivery of the book. v*ssbF»«
Bevivid of tke WUg Party. We find the following in the Washington correspondence of the Mobile Marca-
WA«HIKOTO*, May 15, 1858.
That the old Whig party is to be- revived, under the same name, and with plain national platform, upon which all the anti-Lecomptomtes-eaa stand, is nows settled question. The fundamental principles are few and national—the first being "popular sovereignty," or the principles lately involved in the opposition to the Ijeccmpton Constitution. Another principle is to be "Economy of the Public Domain," a policy to sell the public lands in small quantities to actual settlers only. It has also been proposed to substitute the free trade doctrine for that of a protective tariff, and to initiate the principle .of direct taxation as a revenue measure but this policy has not been agreed upon. A National bank of Exchequer, on the Tyler plan, lias also bean talked of as a reveane measure. One of the greatest difficulties with the managers has been the selection oi a name for the organisation.— The term "Republican," in its original sense, was proposed, but the late sectional associations connected with that name ware a fatal objection to its adoption.— So with the original term "American"— its late associations were against it. The term "Union Psrty" was proposed, but, to the credit of the patriotism of the managers. be it said, they were not disposed by the adoption of this term to recognize and precipitate a disunion party. The term "Whig" was finally proposed, and urged both on account of its history and national associations. The following definition was quoted from the lexicographer ss particularly appropriate for tho proposed organization "WHIG—one of a political party which had its origin in England in the seventeenth century, in the reign of Charles I or TI. Those who supported t'*e King in his high claims were called Tori**, while the advocates of popular rights were called Whigs. During the Revolution in the United States the friends and snpportera of the war and the
ples ot the Revolution were oalled Whigs, snd those who apposed them were oalled Tori** and Royalifts." However appropriate or otherwise, in, the present case, the name Whig" has been agreed upon by the managers, and is to be proposed in the forthcoming programme.
The largest omnibus in Fran ce^ is
to be found in the small town of Cavaillon, aad the origin of
it
is
somewhat
sin
gular. The proprietor of an extensive silk spinning mift in that plaoe employs about eighty women or young girls, most of whom belong to the surrounding villages, and are in the habit of spending the Sunday with their families. For that purpose they were accustomed to start on the Saturday evening and walk distances varying from three to twelve miles, and return on the Sunday evening more fatigued than by a hard day's work. In order to remedy that inconvenience, their employer had this omnibus constructed, which has two rows of seats, one over the other, and can contain about sixty passengers.— When the mill is closed on Saturday evening, four strong horses are attached to it, and it conveys the females to their respective villages, aad on Sunday evening pro--oeeds to collect and bring them back.
£9*Dr. Rutland, of Stewart county, Tennessee, was convicted af manslanghia Clarlurville, aad sentenced to the Pi nitaatfary for two yeara. WbQe his wife was ia the perils of child-birth, he refused to allow bar medical attspation, and would not even
snfler
her friends aad
neighbors to nurse or visit .har. He was arreated »d envktMi.
UP The Canadian Government has receivod aotieeofiha shibmeat from the Royal ant of £00,000 starlH^ of the via ia SO eeatabeaa £I&,0M in 10 cea* ptoaca £18,900 ia ft ON* sndXlO.OW ia
R®VlT®U O. TWiwvl
and make tha skin dear, bright aadaoft, lain two oaaoaa of barley, feat of bran, mm of groand nca, two of «rria-ra«t aad tteaa af fredh hoaea hdt, tegathsr Irf a jaaa ivy leatea baft altagalWar ftgtfisk of nda vnt'jbr mo bear aad tkea altaia. Wbaa 'paM, aa paifama way be added that in agreeable.
JVk light, wlti^ Wk a alar oi Ube nugatisde, «haa tike InaaKtos Efprpt, has notyot taadmd fb« earth.
of a
of U»
Oa the aaraiag of Tocedaylaii, 8. W* Carpenter, of the Dubuque detective police, arrived in this vilUge, and after an interview with Mr. James Garrison, left in his company for Pier Cove, whieh is some twenty-five miles west of this place. Their bnataees there was to capture a man bv the name of Bell, alias Sweetling, whom Carpenter had been following for about a fortnight. The object of their search was peeling bark for Mr. H. Berringar, and waa boarding at the house of Mr. Fisher, at Pier Cove. Bell, orSweetling, waa known to be a most desperate ruffian and consequently his arrest had to be arranged with caution. It waa ultimately effected, just as he had taken Ms seat at the dinner table, by Garrison sieving him aroaad the arms. At the same time Carpenter rashed from his 'concealment, and, in less time than it takes to relate the fact, ironed the prisoner. A. hurried search was made of the prisoners person but nothing beyond an old jack knife was fotmd. The three then instantly started for this place but they had not proceeded more than half a mile before Carpenter's suspisions were awakened by his elbow coming in contact with some hard substance under the prisoner's armf and it wss thought expedient to make another and more thorough examination of his person. A halt was made, and two Colt's revolvers, four inch barrels, loaded and capped, were taken from his person, having been secreted under each arm, and a formidable bo trie knife was found hidden in his right boot. A thousand dollars in counterfeit money was likewise taken from him.
We learn thst the prisoner recognized Carpenter, and was exceedinly earnest in getting a promise to be kept out of the bands of the mob when they arrived at Dubuque. From this time he became very talkative snd very communicative. We gather from a conversation with Mr. Garrison, the following antecedents of Bell or Sweetling. For two or three years he has been captain of one hundred and sixty robbers on the banks of tho Mississippi. He lived in a perfect palace on the Iowa bank, and posWd as a retired physician, which enabled his gang to visit him without suspecion. Tbey owned several bosts in which they were aocustomed to run their plunder to a southern market. The goods ox property which were stolen by the gsng amounted to between fifteen and twenty thousand dollars yearly. About a fortnight ago an attempt was made to arrest Sweetling on one of his boats, but he escaped after being wounded on the forehead by a pistol ball. It was from this event thai he was 'followed by Carpenter. The cargo or boit on which Sweetling was acting as
skipper,
princi
was valued at $10,000
His hiding place at Pier Cove was discovered by the interception of a letter.
TECHSICAL WORDS.—In reading, we frequently oome to words with which we are unacquainted, snd which are nocessary to give us a full idea of tho subject. To obviate this difficulty we give a defination of some of the more common words:—
A firkin of batter, 56 lbs. sack of coals, 224 trass of straw, 86 stave of hemp, 32 sack of flonr,'- 280 qnintial, pigg°t of steel. 120 truss of bay. 56 bash,f
1
Englisk priori cttrrent often speak of the price of whoat per quarter—to reduoe this to barrels, moltiply tks price, (same ratio) by the barrel. Thus,—If wheat is quoted at 56 shillings per fpiarter, moltiply 56 by 7, and divide by 12, and itgivea the price 82 shillings 8 pence per barrel.
The Poet, Barry Cornwall, thus
refers to philopamas: "I greatly objcct to this ose-sided game —this finding a doable almond, sharing it with lady, and then having to pay a forfeit when next she encoanters yon. If yon aay it first, the little devils have anch fenny ways to get rid of payiajc sometime* they will give yon a kiss—that's something sometimes tiiey will let yon bear one of them to a ball or a party, and sometimes they will nay op like men— very onwrllmg. 1 philoposnaed a girl, she acknowledged the debt, and promised too an annual. The next day she sent me an almanac.
tiro/-:
fcaauri^ftartHiifllrit
patect imkto mmm »f IftfeCMifti 9u iac Corftat. It llty ffcafcAHiets is It sbasfii^aoMiHisivaty ffcatit is j** tka Urtqfr iHfrijil in artatia a p«ra6lin?(Ml, aHaa Shake*. "Er«rftoiy and tfca rest of Maailw dmM toy It, if they wkh to fcaaaaw ts»Hly«d atmafi and tboae that are well stmU take a Bttle •my rooming to keep thm sa. We hare tried it—Bwtmmg Jftmp.
i,^
June
16 d2«r
Distil Ie7
80 bnsh.
kilderkin, 18 galls. barrel, 36 hogshead. 64 pnncheoQ, 84
A
Joe. Ti. Joaepoe, oncc a great
banker aad broker of Wall street, N. aad aa agent of tlw Bcrfhadulde, died in pewmiacy want in that city a few day* aiwoe.
Anuimt of St. t^ooua has an
nonnoed in Cnba that General Santa Anna has porchased an elagant residence in the for whioh he paid 940,-
A onlvert at Boaooe, 111., waa
^jit^t awayon Umaiay n%Mt, daafaoyiag ilikime of UM Ber. H. II sky, diewningHrc. Bdqp, and e%Lt duidres." Seey
Ware idea daaaag«d
tarfho yapcieen, iii, Pfaailar nays Us last iat»e was "worked off** by tba printer, standing in two IHI #K»tec.
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O I N
I
HAVE jast received a Urge assortment of Masonic Clothing, enmfetfxtff of Master Masons a.id Rojrai Arah Regalias of the best stamp, and at Cincinnati prices* Any «f the Fraternity visaing to invest ror tin coining 34th, wit) do well to call and examine the stock at Toell, Brokaw & Co's store, No. 6, Ehwaix Row, Terre-Hante, Indiana. 'f VG. W. HABERLY,
Agfcnjj§
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Girls Wanted.
Iyonnj
have several names registered who want women to do houw work. Young women wantiaf situations will p!eat« c*U. »«. WU A. D. SWKET,
Jucei8,d)w Intelligence Office
Notice to Contractors.
piIE undersigned will let to the lowest respon»ible bidder at pabiic snlf, the building of a wooden bridge acrom Honej Creek on the Bonn State Road on Thursday the 1st day of July, 1K58 at 10 o'clock A. M. Plans and specifications will be presented and may be «rtn on the day of letting at my house, near the location of the bridge. By order of the tjownty Commissioners.
Terre Haute and JELichmod Railroad Co.
SEcaKTAar'A
OFFICE
TKMC-HACTK,
June,
16 18S8.)
Notice.
TdendBoardDividendthe
HE of Directors hare declared a diviof 5 percent on Capital Stock for the six months ending June 1st.
Payable to die Western Stockholders at the office of the Treasurer of the Company, in TerreHante, on and alter July 5th.
CHAS. WOOD, SCCY.V-
June 18, 1858, d4'wl Bridge Company's Notice.
TTerro-Haute
HE anual meeting of the Stockholders of Ihf Draw-Bridge Company waa adjourned from the 15th Jnst, t« meet at the Court House, at 9 o'clock a. m. on Saturday the 25th inst. A general and punctual attendance i* necesaarv and requested.
By order of the Stotkholders. W. K. EDWARDS, PrcaV W. BEHICST.Secy. Juno 18—d3w
sii©HfrsSal©. XJ virtue of one order of sale issued •U from tbc Vl|« Common HleaaCaurt to me dtrt'eted and delivered, ta ft»*orol Goorgo K. Taylor, and against Isaac Beaucharap and Optutlta Beaiiohamp. I am tnlered to expose to sale, In due form ol law, tta* following d«jcribad real ontato, to-w U: Ueitiy the hou«e and lot and appurtenances, and beiuc tlia Sortli half (4) of tho South West quarter (.SO or out lot No. fhurteon, [14.t and I will, on Mnndav, the IHth day oi Julv, A. I). IH3H,olfrr for sole, at tho Court House doo'r. In Terre-Hante, within the legal hnura ol
MII»
day, the rents and profit* Jtoraterra of seTcn yenr» of tho above described promises and appnrtenanrw thoreunto bel «n|(in|t, niid should tho sam« Rill t» «cll Ibr a^nWrVnt nn to 5«tl*fv said or4«r ol aal« and costs. I will then and thoro oBter th® Tee simple the hlffltert bidder for cavh, to sutitify th« #ami*.
JuneISth 1S3S. w. H. KTKWART, rrinter*^ fee, a-00» Sherlfl ol Vijro oun j.
Do you Want a Bargain9
CALLto
on the subscriber who can «=t ll you from four one hundred and forty acres* of choice fitnpmg land, \rithin three miles of the city known as the Wallace Farm. Some very cheap for cash down.
Also, half or all of lot No. 14, on 5th street posite the Baldwin Church. June 18'Wtf J. S. WALLACE, Agent.
A N 8
ring1 & Summer Perfume.
NeWS spring HjLM' )istilled fro:
"fthf wolT k*iown Flower FORGET-ME-NOT.
grea
for Ladies' Haodkcrchiefe, highly concentrated, tSSitl prepared with special care—unrivaled for ll sweetness, fragranec ami durability of its perfume.
Prepared seirainc only bv
FOR EMPLOYEBS AND
Persons Wishing Employment
SfT'- nr-svcav aaacatwKMt. x. Cor. Market and Cherry 8U., Terre-Hsote, Ind.
K. B.—Partimlar attention fires to tin
inn of houses. ^oaeS,'6Mwlr
to
ito mad
Jdapina
CUBED,
daevlria has. At! in tfes earai cT Rreehit*. Aatfcma, Li piaint, Ceegha,
iiouiKB fteeofehane. sH»sa iae-«jsass^ fhe old Doctor has brought his nrt»*ltej»tdy to pmit perfretka in Ms ,V ^-practice of the last Cffy jm% and ,i' la eonfidont ttMU: a will care 9 THOUSANDS caaes oot of lOeeoftrawd CoatMap--tioa. As his sfiaeiit drcoB^tanor cea enable him, he wffl wad lech applicant .who ftwmehes a descriplnstaaees« tf«n ofhtoarmptntts-a naall onaa-
BV
June I, Itf&8.
x. BAZIN.
Manufacturer of Pr7." Mednl Perfiimerf, Phila. llXForsalc, Wholesale and Retail, bv T. H. BARR & CO., *T Druggists. for. 4th and Main St?., Tcrre ilaute, Iud.
JunclSdwlm INTEIiLIGENCE OFFICE,
n*t-
Tow&ftlsip Library.
"VTOTICE iiksbr giren that this Library is X* removed from the Union Printing Office to Famngton'a BaiWiMdirectly oppo^te, first room oti tho 9d floor. Hwir area large tttuabern# bo«b now oot of the Librsy which most he returned iaamediatelr. Prom that portion of
the
Uray ia setts front S to vers there to 169 books miaiiag, besides a large mnaber of singie vol?. ThU swstiy oriminal neglect in pot
re-
tnNtii^F evofy hocfc ha^tora tita ^8 dajrs etostre N. B. The Library ta open e^ery day nwa 8 to IS tlriotki A. If-, aad from halt Mat 1 to "TLf— 3P.
JnnelS^tr
INT,
safoserioer tea ooMfeadni ta again t«atee hia oM baais—of PAPER HANGING, to which fee «rn give Ua eat&« attaaiiaL Afi igiveaaiiafiMtlea, a.4 dsaaat
MmMatL tf»48ta,
orsrMb W.C. Laftoa at Adms* Ifqitit Qlc^
*o ..
SSe Seat Cleeee Vee Saae 6ant!
1emvitiMifaafbaiaftaifl
HAVE a few Varfuls of aariy rem lift, tile faint oC JWy tl»se»ii*4ng aeaffly of tbfai aicd kaf' betiar be alter ask
JSK ll-dl* Ware &oaa* oa t)M» Gnutl
Ms medleine.whh nnnot*
and exnOdt dir««tioas for prwwurIngit tnemselTes, when they shall
Dr. 8. H. have tried it, and learaod its beneCcial aBteWs in their ease. Each BURNS,
appKcant irill send
YOUK
THE
DARIUS DONHAM, Superintendent.
June 18,1858. w2w.
F. Nippert 6l Brother
Ai-e now opening some vory hsndsome Goods, which they offer at low figures..
FINE
USE
OF 0
10-4. 12-4, 14-4 Damask Table Cloths, Linen Damask by the' yard Toweling and Napkins, from 91 00 to 4.50 ds,
Pillow Case Linens, Linen Sheetings 8-4, 10-4 &12-4 Cotton Do. SPLKND1D ASSORTMENT iWhite and Colored Liucn Drillin?s and Ducks, for Coats and Pants.
New styles of Marseilles Vest Patterns. Black an Figured Grenadine Yost Patterns. Awy quantity of Summer Cassiwers, for
Coats ami Pants.
Biolcv's best Cloths and Cassimers. Silk, Moire Antique and Lace Mantle*. Bacjou's Best Kid (Jloies—Silk Mitts.
Crinoline, Grass, Steel
an W ha on S Organdies, Plain a'lrt Paiiited Bsregcs, Lawns, French Chintt and Ginghams.
Bm"broid.eries. Maltese, Camhrick and Swiss, in setts nnl single Maltese, Point, Vulentienne and Threa«l Ls^es and Kdt?ings Flouucings. Bftnds, Dimity Rands and EniWoi dered Linen handkerchief* White Shirts, Wove and Marseille* Bosoms.
F.NrPPERT.A BROTHER.
June 11, 1868-twtf ,.t
Administrator's Noticc.
N'OTICE
Tlie notes ami accounts are in the b*nd«
WOOL
hSS
S STAMPS 9
cents,) to paj the return l^Uw,aod
or to aanat In the patmeat of ..t^s aArerilalment. AdArew. NEW
Da. S. BURNS,
Jane 15-d4t 3 New York.
School! School! School?
SECOND TERM OF PROP. JOHNson's School commenced this day. The Prof, would say to his old patrons and *!t others who may feel interacted in the welfare ol their children, that if intrusted to bis care, entire satts&otion Is wsrranted or no charge.
O*T«»ma vcrv moderate, Pmf. A. JOHNSON. Tcnre-Htote, June lIU»,'58.
IS? 169BS.
af
M. Hickeo* for o»llecVi»n at the offloc Ot Scott &• Bof4!i, in lhe city of Terre-H"«f e. Juns I -w4w MARY J. GROVKRMAN, Adit.
New fend Acdferat*
TOPOGRAPICAL MAP
of Vigo County.
IpROMthe
ACTUAL PURVEYS THROUGH out County under the direction of H. F. WAt.i.iKo &, Co., Topographical Engi'ieer-.
The stibscribers arc preparing to pnbliah a new &nd complete Topographical Map of Vigo County on a laif scale.
All Public reads snd Railroads to be accurately lahl down, wiUi tl«e location of Fntws Public Buildings, places of Worship, Post OfRces, Schoolhoaaea, ntores Hotels, MilU, Wo.kahop8 &c., and the names of property owners inserted ia their proper places.
Extra maps of the principal village*, together with the maps of the Ci-y ot Terre-Haute, will be given in the margin.
The whola will form a large and very ornamental map, to be engraved by superior ar&ta aad delivered to those who have ordered enptes handsomehr colored aad mooat«d, for |M0jer copy.
WALLING «c rJXKHAM.
No. 90, FolhmSt, N. T, PabUskefa^
We, the undersigned, have essmiosd the draft for a Topogr.iphroal Map af Viae County, now be ins prepared far pabUcatton bv W. Peokham, civ il Engineer and Surveyor, ana have noheaiutkm In certifying to ita general aecnracy, ire can therefere, recommend to HiatiKM of our oonnty, aa a most naeftd and nacesmxr awpof refference^-»-Tbe price at which His to he published ($5.00) thiakexoeedhtg^y ssodeute, oowiderittf the oec rsawT Isrrs iswiaati ittiaftir Mnpinit for wart, mflt befog an satinHoeaJ wo^ the sale «d sddeh anal alawat sWIy he Leaiarrl to
John H. Wataan, D. Belt, Recorder
V.
C., M.
Scott BmA, W. D. OftswoM, E. ftwy, C. T.httorm.' A. Iiange, A. Barton, S.Haabart, ,, T.8. Wdw»| Ohaa. Wood, JehnW. lanes C.Wanaa. C-jeaHa. l.F.BaM, /.M. UmaaMb
Thek DaaBag. The nana aw sold nalailf el/ hp the Ml a.a«i therswfflheas uartoHisfe th* prk*.
IrwvRvfM MOM
W9m
Aisstilrnni
Urn
pwgwlwa top
lenMlf AeaAern MaasrnkHi
Y&t.
jwyahiMlHy af Q^pliiahas bsea dfr.riy de«i ousliaU J. That the bam aflbt4» «nerior advanmm a the WOOL 6ROWERS OF THS WK8T, as a mdhu kr paasiqgtfeeir wttols tokt tb«haafo ot Hw mwaflntBrer, know ao lmgera oMKiom. Bat alrhMgfe a vvj larga nunber ot Wool Growers have arailel thMdns at MK adKnuAaew daring tibe lot tan yean, yet, satirising aait awy Mpoar wray, Mr reodptshava been larger front and Woot-b«y«i« than frwat Wool-growera. and dkts may b* aocountedlbr audnly from the ftct, tha^aaa da*,Wopl-groir-en have b*m mm easily Influenced and Misled than the former, br the ttatemetits of a few operatoes whasre whot^y opycoed to all eflbrts having for their ofc^eet Um ayetinnatisii^ of the wool Irade or the mAmomwh of yrkee to tha producer.
The past year, chMactwiaad as it baa been bv Ae aoat disastrous tnancia! ewhanmsaasenis, has hsan one »f the most tmibKnoate ibr aecotUtinc awl nanacingsales of wool, and tho foot that the enterprise Ma been reinaricably sueeessfally, wjt withstanding these dtsadvaata^ns and given atmoat, universal satisfaction to Conaignora, should we think, inspire sufficient confidence to induce lawre consignments from wool-erovera.
To those who have hcen prejudiced by ftlSe rumors.and who have manifested a want of confidence we have fluently made advances equal to the price they hare been offered for th«*ir wool.— Such advances, hoverer, ahould not be required, as the enterprise was started Ibr their benefit, and this otjjoet has steadily kept in view, and we hone the encouragement will be such ss to enablo us to oontinne our efforts. Indeed, wool-prnwers, particularly the present ymr, canaet afford to do without such influence ami facilities aa this House can extend to them.
BKTTER PRICES,
dian they can obtain by any other method, and would) we trust, become permanent friends of the enterprise. At this House, the
Wool ia Closely Classified!
Into different 8TVLRS and OR ADfSH, thus rendering it more attractive to the tnanttferturcr. who frequently docs not wish to pnrobsse raised lots. Here he can obtain Ibc particular ^rade of wool adapted to to the quality of gooda he manu tac&res, and can thus afford to
PayS to A Cent* Pottnd More Than ncder the old sretem of employing .npents *nd sub scents to osavu the country to pro«r« bts stock. Here he can find uniform grades, which are so WELL KNOWN to Ka*Urn Manufacturer*, that the only expense uttentling their buying ta a letter or telegraph dispatch, ordering any particular grade and quantity.
CT*To those who wish to oonnijtn Wool to ua, we will forward Sacks, by express otherwise, numberet'and marked ?o that no otlier direction would be required to have the Wool reach ua.
Wool Twhio,
For (ring up W.-ol, will be aent to thoae ordering, at Manufacturers' price#. Tn xh'nr onr rnnjvitnft in tkrfttnrt
we propose to make more liberal Cnsh Advances. than heretofore, ifdesired.
Wool Market^
Hoping to receive a more extended patronage from the wonl-srowet* and merchant* ot th» west, we promise undivided attention to their iuteres)a, and remain
Verr trulv.i&e.. GOODA LE 4. CO.
ClcveUiul, May 31, I868*w 3
M. L. WrETH. L. tAaVCY.
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