Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 August 1867 — Page 4

JEFF DAVIS

His Squabbles with His Neighbors—He Attacks a Spunky Scotch Woman and is Driven Off

In Confoston. [Montreal Correspondence Chicago Bepf/bU1-

Jeff

Davis and his family live here, on

Mountain street, with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Howell. They formerly lived'In a plain, unpretentious houses on the sara* street, but they recently rented the fine f,°®tte

But this neighbor had bin. patience rather eoverely tried one when he was that

heard a gcod story with regard to him.— It appettrs that the next door neighbor is a worthy Canadian merchant, who has a Scotch wife of considerable pluck and spirit, and both take a great deal of pride in a beautiful garden which is attached to their house. Sioce Jeff and his family came to reside next door to them, the young members of Jeff's family have partially destroyed this garden, by tearing down beautiful trees, trampling over flower beds,

&e.,

annoyance

mair, ever

Jeff. Davis—Thisa

Sersey,The

Iist

CANADA.

'the'juniorday

Jeff'informedhad

much to the grief and

the family. About

all

weeks ago,of however, Mrs.——tooktwo

"President"

again,if

fe said that they used be reduced to t" "Powell Lizzie such straits that they had td'b"rro'w wood and other fuel, weeks at a time, frdrn their next door pejgbbor, who, while he detested Jeff." Davis and all his,,c^g^, Couid not soe b'S children suffer, and -therefore b® 'loflned tbccoi fill tbey Wknted.

Ce*Ui99

members of

chastised for asso

family been

•was

with his children. They were

ciating

ordered not again to be seen playing with any such

"tash

of children." This

ratber mortifying to Jeff's neighbor, a very respectable family indeed, and whose children are to bo the associates of those of the best families in the country but it demonstrates the spirit which ates Southern chivalry

-borrowactu

from

you,the and then spit in your face. INTERESTING COLLOQUY BETWEEN J~EFF.

AND SCOTCH LADY.

But,DAVISstatedA

the

law into her own bands. The circum. stances areas follows: Jeff Davis, jr., was seen to climb tbe fence and get into the garden, and was Anally engaged

picking strawberries and stuffing himself with ihom, when our Scotch lady imme. diately proceeded to the garden, pic«ed up a birch wand, and

gave

ung Jeff a

sound thrashing—letting him go with the admonition that the jse would be repeated every time he was found there uninvited. Of course the youth went home bellowing from the application of birch to his hips, and the whole family of the

was in arms, and an im

mediate demaDd was made by the female portion of the family that himself proceeded to the house to demand He accordingly proceeded,satisfaction.neighbor'sJeff rang the door bell, which was opened by the lady herself, after which the following colloquy took place.

Jeff. Davis—I desire to

Bee

"What

the lady of

the house. Scotch Lady—I'm the leddy o' house.

may

ca' you, if you'llthis ex

cuse me for 6peerin'? Jeff. Davis—(Hesitatingly)—I am President Davis.

Scotch Lady—Ou'i Jeff. Davis, aro you? You'resoayou're neebor o' ours, are'nt

Jeff.you? Davis—I Scotch Lady—(am.

Rather snapishly)—And

what may be your bisness wi' me? Jeff. Davis—I came to inform you that one of your servants abused my son Jeff. in a most shameful mannor.

Scotch Lady—(Rising to the dignity which attaches to a matron)—Diuna doceive yersel', Mr.true

Jeff. Davis

was

nane o' my servants that gave the callant a lickin'.

did it mysel', and what's

find him in our garden

I'll

gi'e him double dose.

is outrageous conduct

to both my family and myself.

will

appeal to the law and will have you ar-. rested. Scotch her mad up)— Arrested?Lady—(Getting.

Jist try that

suppose ye

think you're in the Confederacy and still President

You'd put me in prison,

of it

would yo? How did ye like ityersel' it's no sa lang since ye got out. Weel, you're a pretty man to talk of arresting onv body—jist after ye escaped the halter wi'the skin o' yer teeth.

At this juncture Jeff. Davis beat a hasty retreat, leaving our Scotch lady still talking, and when the latter saw ho was ing, she slammed the door after him.leav

JEFF. DAVIS1 STANDING AND POSITION. Notwithstanding Jefferson Davis has a large number of admirers among the English and some of the rich Canadians here,

be is

not generally liked by the peo

pie. He very seldom walks out, and when he does it is in tbe cool of the evening. His lank lean body, shriveled face, prominent mouth, the grin which constantly envelopes his countenance, his sunken eyes, and hawk-like expression, ara not calculated to make the people reverence or respect him.

But abovo and beyond all this, the memory of Andersonville

still

adheres to

him, to blast and wither his reputation wherever he goes. Go where he likes, he is a doomed man—infinitely more than Aaron Burr or Benedict Arnold.soEducated at the expense of his country, ho embraced the first opportunity to head a rebellion it. It is not strango, therefore,todestroy that the report should be correctthat he will shortly leave here to tako up his residence somewhere in tho Stato of

Georgia. ROBERTUS.

The Small Coinage of tho Pbiladcl. plila Mint.

philadelphia paper gives the following intelligence about the coinage of one two, three and five cent pieces at the mint that city

The one and two cent coins now made at our mint are of bronze.and do not contain nickel, as many persons suppose. The threo and five cent coins aro of an alloy composed of one fourth copper, and tnese latter coins are government promises to

ay. nickel works at Camden,

Nvw

have supplied to mint nearly

all the nickel hitherto u*thefor

ed those

coins

though owing to tho inequality low port duty on.nickel,

(fifteen

was found expedient and

percent)imit!

i.eceisary

to stop

refiuing at Camden, and to send to England partially worked ore of Gap Mine,the to be refined there, and brought back to ti mint as finished nickel. Having recommended a yoar ago to refine nickel at the Camden works with tho aid of tho

European skill, they

best

mint, by iuviting proposals from England, entered into contract with an English firm for a supply of nickal a few cents under tbe American market prico,so that considerable of our coin will hereafter bo really made out of English metal. Too silver coinage of the mint for July, of one two, three and five cent pieces was

5,107,000

pieces, valued at

'WHAT'S

$180,085.

that a picture?" said

Irymua in our hearing the other day in a

print store to the proprietor, who was turning over some engravings.

which ia son

letters

remaining unclaimed, in the f-oat Office at Terr*

"Haute, Indiana.

17 1867

AUG

PUBLISHED EVERT 8A.TTTKOAT M0HNIN6

IiADIES' LIST.

Aijdersqji.MrB Q. Brady Sarah Bailey Mm A Beebe Bliss S

Hnlhairan lliss j. .. Myers Misa A McMiuning Mrs A McGuire ifrsLiburty McHurtrS'e Mlsa -Nelen Mrs Martha

Xpeljitrp O'Donald Miss •O'Hern Mis» Julia Od^y Miss E

Miss 8u8an

mansion of Rev. Dr. ^vilkes. Last BopdsMra winter, before the release of Jeff DaVis, B'r^herslfrs^ the Howells were considered rather hdifd I |^n up, except when, Mrs. Jeff cama thwe, BrdwivaHss^Iarta' "-''Osborh MrsM when they appeared to have pleoty, ..Bj

Mi)U1 Ln^\'*|oweUMMU9

Emma

ffaiUo.tl

Banay Mm1 Bidye Rachel Bockwood Miss Sallie Miss Mollie Sharp Elizabeth Sitver Miss (1 Smith Miss Julia A Smith Mrs Mily Smith Miss Jennlo Smith Mrs Elizabeth Scott Miss S E Sutnley Miss Kate Su Tin

DunnivanMrs E Edward* JSttzsheth Evans Mrs Richard Engles Hiss Emma Faust Miss Agrgio 7f5 (Miss Martha. Gallagher Miss Gragg Miss Gilmore Miss II E Gorman SI is Maggie Ifaynes gigs Mollie Haman Mrs Jane Herring ton Miss 31 Humes Mrs Mary Hynes Miss Eliza Hnson^' Sarah E Jeffers Miss Mattio Keller Mrs Martha Lewis Miss Hannah Lockwood Mrs S A Lindzey Rebecca E Miller Mrs Hannah Moore Mrs E .1

v!iss

Emma

Thomas Mrs 'lollie Trneblood Miss

Walden Uiss 1 A Wagoner lrg Elizabeth Watson John Ward Mrs Sarah W ight Mrs S ilson Miss Wilson Mrs Isabel! Young Miss Meloena

GENTLEMEN'S LIST

Adams WE Andrews Thos Allen Wm Burns W Barnes John Banks Geo Brerastes Beck Wm Benight Ham Bea'l Hamilton Bolinger David Burge t'oalman W Connelly W A 2 Cobble Phillip Crooks Coon Simon Daniol W Dennis WilliB Doen Danl Dodd Henry Eads Ellwood A 2 Elliott W Eskin Geo Glass Hiram Gates Frank George S Guisinger Gillespie Gilbert Edward Oilman Frank God bey Jos Gough Hamilton BenJ Hay ward Wm Hays AT Herrington A Hod rick Lewis Hubbard Wm Jagger Hamelin Jones W Johnson W E Kenduct Wm King Edwin 3 King John Landskron Fred Lestes Harry Leockwood Mart Thus Martin Wm

Jeff Davis and his

family, with the Howels,now reside in an elegant house on-the same street and the other evening at the Ottawa House

Mandet E Millbnrn W Morris Wm Munday Danl McCarty John McClain Wm McMahan Marena McClellan 2 McChesney Fitzhugh McMullen Newton Wm Morris S Nice John Parcells Jas Paxton Patton W Pickel Pollock Porter Phil Puroxance ri Babbadeaux Julian Ha wee Rev A Itegline Geo Bea Matthew Robinson Rogers Benj Rudd John Saxe W Spear 0 Shannon Smith Smith Sc»tt W Swopu Robt Stopp tfhuttz A Foltz Treacy Hugh Taylor A Taylor Jacob Truoblood A Thompson Wm Titus A 31 Twiss Geo Triorson S Thomas & Shearor 2 Underwood Wm Walker John Walls JKianco John wishard Jos witty

EZRA READ, P.M.

gPBING MILLINEBY.

OPENING.

We are now receiving a full stock of Go.da which will be opened on the 4th iust. Ladies, call and see our new stylo Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT

SEW DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT!

The NEW TORK DRESS CUTTEB

Who cuts by

Taylor's System

Of measurement, is on hand ready to receivo ur ders from all Ladies who desire well and easy flttii.g garments.

WORK WARRANTED!

And if I fail to make a

PERFECT FIT

The Goods will be paid for. Models and Charts dispensed witb, aud strict measuremont adhered to. A share of custom solicited.

Over Prince & Go's Store Dooms.

M. A. WALTER.

mh30d&w

IV E W

MILLINERY ROOMS!

75 Main Street, South Side,

IN PB1N0E & GO'S STOKE ROOMS.

All the Newest Stylos and Novelties on hand, and constantly receiving additions at the Nowest Prices.

MRS. E. J. €OP£LM», Formerly Trimmer for Mrs. M. A. Walter.

DOC TO W Mi

Mncb ofhis practice has boot, oi privaK u» t«r«. SffphUts, Giynorrhea,Gleet, Strioture, all I7r, Itary Disca&s, S^piilic or Mercurial AJTectiont of'h Throat, 8Itm or

Bcmss\

Orchitis, Hernia t?r

S7BKYD0D?

Can get,iu a scaled letter eave!u i-,uv Tluor tyuiptojus "indTieatmont of Nervous,Urinary un^ jaxualDiseases,ols'arly delineating all th- dueaa conditions, witb tull Symptom Lists, for tw-ilToe-cent postage stamps to jrajaj posr.-w i'Cllar for Xjsi'.intf.rclatitg to OIMACCM T*aK.aprMAwlj.

QHEKIFF'S SALK.of au Execution issued

have

since then supplied the mint with a choice quality of nickol, American made throughout, at the curront rates, considerably lower than the average price heretofore paid by mint. About a month ago, howover,the

the officers of the Philadelphia

-By

frv tbe Vigo

"'rcu't urt. to me d!«'(»i ^lirrr-i, in favx.rof the ?tate Et. Auditor of Vig-.'ur:-,aud against Jams M. ii.i.jil ui, anil .e *li Cooper, as prinsipau, and James X. 41 ffatt*-.« teplevm bail, Iwilloffbr tor sato tne full'.wii de scribed Keai tsl'ite, situated iu Vigo county. Indiana, to-wit:

Part of ou lot Ko. twelve (12), commencing on the Sixth street at the weet end of -aid lot, f-irty-eu'Ut (48) feet north of the alley ruuuiug east aud west ti said lot, adjofi jug liert-t fore sold to damuel N iUoi),ou ihesoutb thence running east and adjoiniari the l„t of said Wilson, one hindred and forty (Hii) feet thence nortii ferty-ei^hc (48) feet the:tco *est ocohundreii and fi rty (140) feet, to said ixth Cth street tbenco south forty-right (4S) fe to the plar0 of beginning, making a from on Sixth stroet of forty*ight (4S) feet by one hundred aud forty (140) foet de*p, and on

SATUBDAY, the SI it day of August 186". within the legal hoars of said day. at the Court llouse door, Terre Hautf, I will offer the vents COUn- jpro®*8 °f the above described Real Kstato, to-

Kxecntion and coxts, I will thea and there offer

a is a he in an to a id a E at to

commanding the sun to Stand Still highest bidder for oash to satisfy the same. Du tell! Wall, which is Joshua, and

This

7*h

August, im7.

JyHJf

I Aa« 7wKUrf 19,00

MISHtER'S BITTERS.

I will pay to any Doctor or meftiWir'ar the Sleaical Fraternity, he sum of $100 for any Compound .that possesses more medicina? virtues and curative powers than Mishler's Herb Bittern.

MISHLEB, Proprietor,

8. E. Corner of Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.

$100

REWARD!

I will pay #100 Reward! for the disoovery of uy wooicinai preparation that can cure a greater variety ot complaints th#n Miahler's Herb Bitters.'

MISBLBB, Proprietor,

8. E. Comer ot Centre Square, Lan^astfer. Pa..^

REWARD:'

s,iu

JitiX. *trr(

I will pay S500 to the Piopciotorof any Hedjj cine that can -how a greater number of genuine' t'Wruficutag of Cured ejfoctei, bv it near th» plitce where It i« made, than SIISHL'ffR'S H&BB BITTKTs—of Consumption. Dyapepiia, Liver Cotnplrtiut, Blood Flax, Diarrhoea, Xyphojd, Remittent, apd Bilious Fevers, rever. and Ajui-,Intermittent

Cholera Morbua, fellow Jaundice, Scrofula, Banning orflore Lcgg, Cauier, Abscess, Neuralgia,' Bneumatism, Coughs, ColcU, Urai&j) in tne stomach, Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles, Tetter, Scald bead, Ophneuia, orfalling-away sickness, peculiar to' children, Leucorrhea, Falling of, the Wumb, all. obstructions to the due course bf naturS In fe» mtles. all venereal diseases, iti i.'aU complaints tri^.ng from impure Blood, or a we-xk aud disor iored state of the tomach, Liver or Kidneys Gorlificatw of cures of tbe Velio* Fevur in Mexico can also be furnished.

Rennmbtr,

ifiidbes

not euro, the iuoney will be rot'uuded by the Propaietor, BENJAMIN M1SULEB, 8. E. Corner Centre Square, Laupaster, Pa. .-,

SEND FOB A CIBCUiAll. V-

The ingredient* used in compounding Miahler's Her^j Bitteri t»re not kept secret by th^ 1' prietor. .Send for & Circular an yuu wili 1 arc the medi- al properties of all the articles used in itn preparation also, in tho manner in which they operate on tha system, and muoh other valualbe intorma tion. It you are afflicted with disease, send .for one of Mlshhtr's Herb Bitters Circulars "read it curelully, profit by the bint4 it cantainii, and yoij willplsiced on the sure road ol ri-cOvery.

WFor Sate by J. & H. A. DAVIS, T.1 BAB® A CO. and I. L. MAUAN 4 CO., and by I. K1FK,. a* N ». 78, corner 9th and Main Streets. nciv27d2taw-wly-top col

EDICAL.

IIIE lainjIEST i)isM\»iii]i

-i" lu

No.

21 1-2

{,»

WESJX'jElEfcN is DB. FA UNSXVOBT institution for thS'treatment oi VBNKRKAL DISliASKS,

West Maryland Strcel^bei. Me^ ridian and Iillinois, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Where the meat rcliab information can bo rec'eived by *he afflicted relative to tho nature, and cure ol heir affections.

Gonorrhea Gleet, Stricture, Spermatorrhea Impomncy or Seminal Weakness, attended with diuruai or nocturnal esiiHsions Syphilis, primary, secondary, teitiary and hereditary, permanently cured.

Alt Private Diseases treated in the most conQ deutial and ekillful manner, and SATlSr'ACTI N GUAHANTJEKJ), including the various FEMALE iJISEA81£S so common in this climate. Apply to a confidential anil siiiilful Physician, whose success in tne past warrants theconfidence of the afflicted iu the l'ature

DK. I'ABNSVV'OBI'H'S Institution ia fitted up with all tho latest appliances known for the. successful practice of this Brancti of the medical profession.

Thodo living at a distance can consult by letter aud have thoir medicines sent by Kx^rsso-. All coiurauulcatioas strictiy conhdontiai.

A T^patia-) on SPER3IATORBHEA, by Dr. Fabksw'Rtii, sent to any addresn free, Address DB. FABNSWOBTfl, Boi '1144 In dianapoiiu, Indiana.

P. fl.—Patients furnii bed "with comfortahle board and lo igiug. deodn w-f.

PLOW SHOP

Orover's Foundry.

RICHMOND PLOWS, IiMDIANAPOL1S UNION PLOWS, TERRE HAUTE

Union Eagle Plows,

FOX RIVER, PATENT LEVER,

Shovel, and other kinds of Plows.

r:'

ilso, the effects of a Solitary Habit, ruiuou-1-Body and Mind, producing blotches, !obilIty,!«. uotoncy, dizziness.dimties!) of sight, ooslWioi) idoas, evil forobodiug, arersion to society, lew oi uiomory, weakucss, Ac., not all those in auj o: casi,bnt all occurring frequently in vat-io-p i:

OT"Accommodations Mupiu, arrs guaranteed. Oo83ulttetlm! bj im •fflca, free. Most cases, can fx- f.rwi-crij •.

Monstruation nodProsrtmiio-y•. •rithout an interview, and tae-iIcings, aocarc bwmtlon, seat by »n»5l or N-. Irauce to business in mov oas-ji,.

Address Box 3092, St. Lon *. Ho, (lours—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Om-» jwraiao.-:.'! onlHi at N'o.617 St.01iar!M Stan-r.tci nd S«v7onth,oae s^uaro South ot Liiii'l,**« tireti spot in the centre of the city. Consultation rooms, m.«l roo.ua for the nodation of such patients ».h r-^utrfi 1hs!\ attention.

ALL WARRANTED

to be made of the Best Material, by

Best Workmen, to do the Best

PLOW0 REPAIRS

of all descriptions done promptly and in the Best possible mrinner. Farmers will do well to see our Plowd

Eagle Iron Works, 1867.

JOSEPH OROVBR.

^HEKIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of an Urder of Sale, issued from. the Yigo Common Picas Court, to wo ditaotdd and delivered, in fa'or sf Thos. B. Johns,and.against.Jobh R. Lint and A'Um GavIirg, I .,m o^"« fei' te sell the following descr bed Beai^Estate, to-w it: -r he east half ol lot Mo. "thrc- (3), oif sub-di-vision of out iot N'» flftj'-ueveh (57) iti tho' city of Terre HiiUte, and on

SATUBDAT, the 24th day of August, 18J17, Within the l»gal hours of sad day at the Court Houbb door, In Terre Haute, I wtli offer the r«nts and profits of the above dessribod Real Estate togetuo with all the privil-ges and appnrtenances to the same belonging, for term not"'exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder fof: ©ash and upon failu to realise a.*ma-miffloient to satisfy sad (execution and costs, 1 will Uen aod "re offer ihe leo-simplo, in .aaii to said- B-al Hst'it", to the big.ieet biider for-casn-to satisfy the same.

Thi8 3lBt day of July, 18S7.

sTfflifijfc,

A BKGULARLY BRKI PHYSICIAN,\« hi CX Diploma wlilck hang* in UU oiScc will show has made Ohronia Dittattt lh» ttudg of hi* Uf*. as a Uniou-wide reputation, having been I mg* boated in St. Loaitthan any othor Ohrorrfc Physician.

BKAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an Order ol tbe Court of ComT?rm 18^7 °^,V'K°

County.

0\nlrCU

Au=-

aPPart®uaices

I 6 A & 9 to a a I years, to the highest bidder, for cash, acd failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said

sneriff.

NEW STOYE HOUSE!

W. W. SHANNON.

Has opened at No. 63 Main Street, direct, ly opposite the Old Court House, a Stove and Agricultural House, where he will, at all times, keep on hand, a general assortment of the best style and quality of

HOUSE-FUBNISHING GOODS,

of all kinds, consisting of fancy Mantle jGratss, Brass and Porcelain Kettles, in all sizes Toilet Wore in Sett

BATH TUBS,

•Foof^ Baths, &c., i&c., Japanese Ware, K^asti'and S-igar Boxes, Tea and Coffee jGaddies, M.das«es Cups, Tea Trays, Doat iPans, Candle Sticks, Spittoons, Large and small Peppers Nutmeg Graters,-&c.. &e Prised Ware, Milk Pans, Washbowls all size of Dippers, Jelly, Cake and Pattie Pans, and

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT

of French Ware. Table Cutlery, in all styles Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, Ladles, Skimmers, Sgg Whips, Cake Turners, Steak Beaters, Basting Spoons, Flesh Forks, Waffle Irons Muffiu Bakers, Gem Pans, Sad Irons, Charcoal Furnaces, Hand Irons, Sugar Kettles, Dutch Ovens, Skiil&s and Lids, Furnaces, &c., &c. I Ak PREPARED to MANUFACTURE all kinds of Tin, Brass, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Roo&ng, Guttering, Spouting and Job Work done to order on short notice, in a workman-like manner, and

WARRANTED.

Thave constantly on hand a general assortment Agricultural Implements, consistjpg of Wagons and

Machines of all Kinds,

such as Corn Shellers. Double and Single Cutting Boxes, of every variety

O W S

Of all kinds and Patterns, including the genuine Horny Riehmond Plow Double and Single Shovels, Hay Rakes, Horse Hay Forks, Wheel-Barrowr, Road Scrapers the great "Hoosier Fodder Cutter," the latest improved Cider and Sorghum Mills the Double XX Drill, the most complete Drill in use. Also the popular

mill

warranted to give satisfaction. Customers who favor me with a call, will fitSd my stock of Stoves unequalled in this city, as I have bought largely of the

Different Manufacturers

from Buffalo, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Evansville, and am prepared to sell

as cheap or cheaper

jy23d2twtf

Single and Double

B. It COBNWELL. D. B. OTIS.

.tbe

"Quality

of work, and to Last Longer than any Plows sold in Terre-Haute:

KlZEli, Sh- riff.

Ju 31 wtds-Prg fep 58,00.

TATE OP INDIAN A, Yi(jO ber°?!rm! i'so?3 Court, Se^temiue M. Bass, v..

Divorce. j'

orze Bass. iv day. to-wit the 29th day of July, A. D., 1867, comeB the P.ainti by her Attortievs. an 1 the- hor complaint herbin also, -r-etnro or oiinrsff to .^racess icsucd in case, showinje-that

Defendant is a non-resident of the State of limiaua, Notice is therefore, hereby given to the said Defead.uit of t.ie filing and pendency of this proceeding, and tUat tUe same will behea dund determined at tbe nest Term of our said Court', commoticjri^ on tbe lourtb Monday of September, next, A* JJ., |oo7« t. ROFUS H. sraiPsnN,

JuboOtwlf-Prp.fee 5S,00. Clerk

A ISi'EATOE'S HALE of

Indiana, at the April

TVrm, 18.7, th«rooi, the uudersign.i, A.'miuistr_c.tor of the estate oi David K. Smith, deceased, ON SATUBDAY, A0GOST 3lst, 1867, between the hou:a of ten o'clock A. SI:, and four

H°

day*

th®

Court

virtue

A. Q. AUSTIN. J. G. BHRTEB.

AUSTIN, SHRYER&Co.

E W

Hardware Store!

No 160 Main Street, Opposite

National House,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Notice the beautiful Sign over the New Hard ware Store. The Sign is all right,

And see their New Stock, just bought at LOW PftlCES!

All Goods Warranted!

Maxim of tbe nimble sixpence is a reality at the

MX9

HARDWARE STORE.

COOPERS.

Barton's best Cooper Tools.

HuUSe

door, In Terre Haute, in said county, se'l to the nighest bidder, the three undivided fifth parts ot the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of gf ctien sixteen (16), town ceu (101 north of range nine (9), wc^, in said'eounty and s"ate °m«h ",wrMt !°f-tha

said Davii

K. ctiiUh deceased, in said properly Txems or

aie.

-One-half of tho ourchase

money tu haKd, with note seourod oj a mo tgage Ea',aBCe

Bt 12

mj°tha

,rom

ait«, with in

ttrest, waiving valuation and apprai^ient laws SAfilUELi .'ON VKR July 26 I8.^7-ldiw4w Admin's'trator.

jVfOrrCb.—The under&igned haa bveu appoiutod Admi..istrator of tiie Kalatof Jno. Casto, deceased. Sai ^tuto is „up, posed to.es. ireut JABEZ S: CASTO

'il\v Jt-pd

A PPLLUATIOK for .LICENSE. nmJ'ersijrnpo hereby eive ho*lc« n,., thej will apply to the County donimialoners at eiumrfn

9es,,i,011

for license to

asrKW States,

in Torre Haute ir. ffafrtSoh Township, in Yieo oUBty, Indiana, 1a r6 jy2siltw3t HOLFELDER. SWK3IAJTN A CO

A PPLlCA^ro^ F'QR LI-

-Xi_GEN&£.—The undersigaej hereby"gives' notiefhat ther will apply to the Coaatj OtfindMoa. crs_at Toeu* regular

,,6Whn

in Septemb« or li-

I enw, sell spirits and tetoJcf!*tinR •Bquuci ees thau a quart at a ti oe. far the spsoe of on*. year Th^ premises o»-which said llqtjors are to old a.ie located on Sjtth nw-et National Horn* Blo^k, in Terre Haute, in Harrison Township in Vigo ooonty, Indiana. ,» auldltw3w BUIZ A OO.

HOUSEBUILDERS. For the best Sash, Door and Blinds, Carpenter Tools, Paints and Glass, Wheel-, ing Nails, go to

AUSTIN, SHE YER & CO.

BLACKSMITHS Best English Anvils, best quality Bellows, Iron, Steel, &c., at

AUSTIN, SHRYER & CO.

Wagon & Carriage Makers.

BV.r the best assortment of Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Axles, Springs, Skeins and Boxes, go to

AUSTON, SHRYER CO.

Liberal Discounts to

WHOLESALE

DEALEB8

Headquarters

"Buck-Eye" Mowers & Reapers.

OTTO WITTENBERG, Sal'&ttatt.

AprtlSiwly

K»

out COOW"

DEY

New Lawns,

Me: rrimaok, Coehepo,

than any other House

.Give me a call, and save money, before purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget the place, No. 63 Main Street, opposite the old Court House Square, Terre Haute, Ind.,

W.W. SH IMON.

r'-^

WH0LE8ALS ADD BRAIL:

.-"i II'. e.t.* wcijoi AT—— siidTr qew

CoiNEurs HAMIRT

TERKE-HAUTB, INDIANA,

-laud

patod «EE

3-.

-.a,

Mooq^i lo ~'J nt

i. en .sfeashl lo olotb ©ail

Saturday, June 22dr 188f. il

os ilrr

mw,"i

?. t«S -s atJiiaad eoiaoos v, Weat

"'-i

lo loblotf! di! OT OOtOO

We have jast received a large Supply ot

.i Jao'stta

NEW

lo&mm.

•{kiiWiLllS

&"/

.n-wo

Jaconetts,

eusi'

Organdies, v,

a Crepe Meretz,

&C., &(?.,&O. 1 9 7

In fact a fiill assortment of

SUMMER DRESS GOODS

-AT-

IUV/ aa&

Greatly Reduced

-KO

.hul ,Mi«J .iaiuijifirO .H .A

.ujiur-ii*?- .8 .asW !iinei^. .fl eV*?»•'

NEWJTOCK OF.

i"tv

gtili

PRINTS BLEACHED ifmDTS:

•&7svmx.4 :M nhv 5fia noso ovac

Amenoan, Bichmoiidii

Prints in the SSWJ&ST S'rtiLE&jkt

nivQ

Wiliilii

.- lo .T f.s'wS.' .-'T.'ol iOj4«3*t! mi

We are selling our entire fctock of1SILK and CLOTH bACQUES and SUMMER SHAWLS at COST,

./ jvii feiuaos tyrzd AotausoeeA. cut

00RNEUUS & HAIHCIPNY,

Corner Main and 3d Si^

::i ijyw Bi

',hi

"io vai A

GH E AT

Dry Goods Emporium,

r.-.-iT »t *5:

BIG DRIVE IN

B! SGi

:iT

A I O E S

Four Cases,

1QOOO Yard& Elegant Fast Colored

121-2

CENTS

i--

PlfiR YARD!

JUST OPENING*

The above is tbe BEST "bargain

for the Consumer.offered in^Terre-Haute in FOUR TEARS -Si

Summer Dress Goods

CLOSING RAPIDLY AT

HALF THEIR YALUE!!

AN ELEGANT LINE OF

Domestics, [:-'1 Ginghams* •«.* Silks,

Summer Shawls,

A ..j. I i-f.

Marked at VERY LOW Figures for our ts- 1.BV VOX Id E ,C

Clearlng-onf Sales!

Whioh wiiI,teontinue through the mcnth of August I

-.j

*U'J al .'h \liivg

DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.

GREATEST

""OF THE SEASON!

¥pu can Buy our Goods for what they Co

tUs!

—.tiHotftaMbcI i—— v'®"'

rard Wide Brown Muslin

tstoCeattandnp. BLSACHKD MTDSLIN Slgbt ,. Oenta and up- ,,

Mess

CBLlliiT

goods,

WSaiticeid Travelling Ooode, perfectly suitabU ontll October, will be sold at Exact Coat.

Organdy and Jaconet Lawns,

AT_OOST.. The Lawn w» sell at 20 cent* is a BARGAIN,

French Percales,

^"or 26 (Twenty-Five) cts. Cheaper than Calicoes.

All oar Light Summer

Goods,

All our Medium Dress

Excellent

...........

Goods,

price* that mist cell them.' We mutt sell them and have fixed prices that will soil them.

Balmorals!

EXACT COST I

1,.

1 edt ft

All onr Large Stock of

Handsome

SHAWLS,

In which yuu will fiu» .ny very desirable foi this and coming months, »t exact cost.

Silk Parasols,

Iilnedor Unllned, B" d»d or t'laln, in all Colors, !. will be aold at Ex»ct Cost.

Ladies ^Oanze Vests, Price $1C5, which is Cost,

Gents Drilling Drawers, (good) for S5 cents

Gents Muslin Drawers, lor SO cents! (Just the price of two and a half yards of Muslin).

We are selling

Sb.ix-ting- Ticbiiiig-

'i st

At a very Low Price.

We will sell all Colors in

BABEGfiS AND CREPE MABETZ,

AT EXACT COST

Our Customers

IW.ill find, on examiration, that all tbo above mentioned Goods will bo Sold as represented.

R-V

COME ANDSEE!

••Seeing will be believing-"

EDSALL & OO.,

Corner Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Hauic Indiana

DRY COOD.

C.WITTIG&CO.,

78 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE McKEEN'S BANK

WEEKLY c: .•'

qv r.tiimdas

TCESDAI, AU6USI

S-js

,• ono bs'v. t"rt ?3*/r :d»l) oSuiH

BIJLLE riN

PRICE LIST

Established by- Auction. I odJ cl '.ii'ir

C&afties 20 cents, Delaines 20 cents, Lawns 20 cents, Denims 15 cents, Cottonades 15 cents, Beaded Parasols, lined, $2,50 do do unlined, 1,50 Plain Silk Parasols, 1,50 Shetland Wool Shawls, 3,00 Shaker Hoods, 10 Blue Silk 1,25

(One Dress Pattern left.

Embroidered H'dkfs, 25 Paper Collars, per Box, 10

C. WITTTIG & 00

a8dwtf

77 MAIN STREET,

Oarpets, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Wool Druggets, Wall Paper, Curtain Goods, Linen Goods, Housekeeping Goods.

Qi«d WT'

w* usii io bet-aiitB'i

TUELL, RIPLEY A CO., Com. Bra

Xaix

Terre Haute* Ind*

.vaidthutia

RECENT PURCHASE,

mzz XM. JE2 AT THB

'Buckeye Cash Store.'

StKVrrs,

a-i^p Ji si

S. ltYCE

isa'

JJ'EW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

White Marseilles,^tsi Buff Marseilles,

Figured Marseilles, "BUCKEYE CASH STORE

rjlRAVELING DRESS GOODS.

VERY DESIRABLE

CHENE,

Double-fold Goods, suitable for suits, AT THI

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

QB0 GRAIN 6 TAFBTA SILKS,

LACE POINTS, In Large Quantities, and at

AT HHX

"BUCKETE CASH STORE.'

TyiERIlCACKjCOCHECOS

SPRAGUES' PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—best Calico made. We now offer them at One Shilling I One Shilling!!!

AT THB

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE." W. S. Uf OE & OO.

77 Main Street

dwtf

QUEENSWARE

huoson.

ivr

WM. a. M'ox.uas

AJOR £. HUDSON & CO., Importers and Jubbers of CHINA. OLAHS AND CBOCBERT,

And Bealers in

House Farnishins Goods. No. 13!) Wabash Street. Terre Haute. lad. jau30J*wtf

MW QUEENSWARE S'L'ORF

HENDRICH & FELLENZER,

WHOLKSAIiG A RETAIL DEALKRS IN

CHINA, GLASS,

QUEENSWARE,

Have just opened at

Nos. 149 and 151 Main Street,

TEBRE HAUTE, IND.,

Tlie Largest Stock:

OF GOODS

HVEB BROUGHT TO THIS C1TI4

omprlsing in part,

FRENCH CHINA,

White, Gold Band, and Deco rated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

AMD

Common Ware

DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS.

Silver-Plated, Alabata Britanla Ware,

TABLE

ASSOR1JS1

QANCEKS.

an.

CUTLERY DESCRIPTION

OF EVERY

GLASSWARE,

Imported and Domestic, in Grea Variety!

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

Vases, Mantle Ornaments and Lava Goods!

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES, CHIMNEYS, AND WICKS,

HOUSE FURNISHING MODS,

—AND— I E S

We cordially invite

RETAIL MERCHANTS

To inspect i-ur Stock, ai they will find onr Ware* &a low as they can bring them from tbe fait, besides saving breakage in transportation. We have full stock of

CRATES

OfSTONH CHINA and COMMON WAUK, unite to the Country Trade. Orders taken for engraving designs on Olass,

Ornaments on China ware, And will match any broken set of French Ohlna, Plain. GoldBand, Deoorated. ae'ildwtf

Br. W.C. COUDiar,

Who re«ided in this oity for four years, and now a resident of Louisville, Ky.t who has at this time an iv a he re at of

OAS-

GKliS and Canoeroas AffectloA, and is rapidly gaining the high repatation that he held in this city daring his stay with ns. We can testify of we now, that Dr. Oond.n has been eminently successfnl in the many oases that he treated in this city and surrounding country. The Doct r's mode treatment differs from all others, using an autidote of his own preparation, killing the Cancer, root and braooh. ithoat tiain, loss of bivod, or the nse of the knife. Dr. Couden la wlla«( nl»o, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Osncer to one or two regular practicing Physiciaua of good reputation. Ue does not desire to place

in the hands of anj one who not well

qualified to sustain the reputation that he has already gained lor his Bemedy. Any one who ma desire farther 'niormatlon .a referenoe to the cure, or mode of treatment of Oancer, can con«ult him in person, or by letter. Luulsvtlle, Ky.. P. K..* aDrd^lwem

JOJIJtf

Br.

Meys,

& CO.,

77 Alain

dwtf

Street.

Bfiiz,

Karly's Block, Ko. 60 Mais Street, Terre Hatite, Indiana.

OST r«.pectfnlly reoommeads his well selected tock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid L,u Blanket*. Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Tarns, of different kinds. Being tally enabled to warrant the first quality ef these Goods moat respectfully Invite Ladle* and Gentlemen .ucali and inspect them Wool taken In exchange 'or (jooda, and tbo highest market ratea paM. ootOtevtf

Washington Library Co.

PHILADELPHIA.

SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.

#300,000

PRESENTS TO SUBSCRIBERS. One Cash PnseBt of MO.OM. Use CMh Preient of £30,000. One Oash Pnmit of f10,000. One Cash Pretext of 95.000. Two Cash Present of 92,500 each.

Read full Schedule of Presents Below Kach Certificate of Stock accompanied with a

Beantltal Steel-Plak Engraving

WORTH MOB* AT BWTATL H\N THK COST OF OKBTinOATE, And also Insere* to th® HoW*g PBESBNT IN THB GRKAT DISTRIBUTION.

The Washington Library Co.,

Is chartered bj tbe State of Pennsylvania. Organised In aid of tno

aLU

Riverside Institute,

FOB

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans.

Incorporated by the State of X. APBIL 8. 1887.

THE RIVft,KSIDE INSTITUTE, S'tuated at Biversidu, ilurlingtou County, New J»my, is found lor the purposa of ?atuitoasly edufatiog he so't of a^ed Vol lori aud ,Seaj me- of the .initfd Siate 1 he Board oi T.-nstees co s.sti ot t'i» following well known cit *«ni of Pen•• sy vauix aud New Jer-.y HON. WILLIAM MAVN,

Dis riot Attornev, PhU il.-lpUia, Pa.

HON. LEWIS H. BU OMALL, Kx-Chl-f Coiner D. $ Jtiut, and Eocorder of Dee1s, 'iladelpbia, P* HON. JAMES M. MOOViiL, N wJenoj. HON. W. W. WAKE, New J.raey. HBNikT GORMAN, Ej j.,

Agent Adam*' Express, Phlhidelyhia, Pa. J. E. COU, Ejq., Of Joy, Coe & Co., Philadelphia.

TaiASVBT Dbpabthknt.

WASHINGTON, 0., Apri. IS, 1467.

Offlco of Inu-rual veou-:—Haviug received satisfactory evidence that the proc«els of the enterprise conducted oy the "Washingtua Library Compa y" will be devoted to oh ritablouacs, perm.ssion ia hereby granted to said Company to conduct such enterprise exempt from ull charge, whether from special tax or q£her duty.

G. A. BOLL INS, Comn\&nion»r.

THB WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY*

In order that the benevolent object dot forth in this circular may br successfully uu^otnrtl hed, have Issued five series of

FINK 8TKKL-PL4.TE ENG&AVIN8S, which are put on subtcription at privu* muck below their ret11 value. OKBTIFICATEo OK STOCK IN THE WASH

INGTON LIBBAtty COM PAST

will be issued, staoiped wuh tha Seal of the Company, and signed by the Secretary, (None others' genuine.)

Any perno" sending us ONE DOLL iB. or paying ti:o same to ourT6cal Agents will lbcaive immediately .. fine Steel (.Mate tupsvug, at choice from tbe following list, md One Cortigcaie of Stock, injuring One Present in pBbtiahod scheduly.

ONE DOLLAR ENGBAVINUS.

No. 1—"My Child! My Child I" No. 2—"They are Saved I They're Saved I" No. 3—"Old Seventy «ix or, the E«r Days of the Involution."*

Any person paying TWO DALLAUS will receive either of the. following line Steol I'lates, at ohoice, and two Uertificates of Stock, taub becoming entitled to Two Pocsente.

TWO DOLLAB ENCBAVING?. No 1—"Washington's Cenrtship." No. 2— "Wagliington's Last Interview wi iili Mother."

THBKK DOLLAB ENOBANIN6S. Any person paying THBEE DOLLARS will receive the bcaatilui dteel Plate of "H ME FBOM THE WAB," and Thre Cetlflcanea, beoomininglntitled t» Three Presents,

FOUB DOLLAB ENGBAVINGS. Any person paying FOUB OOLLAliS shall re ceive the lar and beautiful Steel Plat? of "THE PEBIL3 OF OU* FOBEFATHKBS," and Four Kertificatea of Stock, entitling them to Four Present!.

FIVE DOLLAB ENGBAVINGS. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLABS shall receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of "THE MABBIAGE OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents.

The Engravings and Certificates will be delivered to each subscribers at our Local Agencies, or sent by mail, post-pa d, or exprem, as may be ordered.

WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY WILL AW^RD Three Hnndied Thousand Dollar

IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders, On Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1867 At PHILADELPHIA, PA.,

OB AT THE INSTITUTE, BIFEtiSiDK, JT.

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS

1 8»sh Present «...„...#40,0"0. 1 fash Present 20 600 1 Cash Present 10,000 1 Cash Present- 1,000 2 Cash Presents of 600 each 6,000 1 Handaome Coantrj siUence, Stables.

Grounds, 4c., Germantown, Philad'a... 18,000 1 Oou&le Besidenoe, 3 story brick, Cam' den, N.J 15,000 1 Co* Depot, Odtce, Sheds, tireuad, with businoss esfablished, No.13 4 Waituagton Avenye, Philadelphia 16 000 1 Country Beaid»ioe, iUrereid*, N. J., with Ground, Frmits, 4co. 10,000 6,000 6,000

1 Three story .6ottage, Lot.^o...... 85 Valuable Bu lding Lots, Bi.erside 3303 1 Elegaat Turnout Family Carriage,

6,000

Sn^nof Horses, Harnes, .*c., &,gii>lete 10 Vaiuable building lota, Bivnrnda, $300 each 1 Beautitul Silver gray Uu tm 15J luads igb, sired by the oelehr t-d Imported

3,000

Arabian Hor^e "Callp-. also, alight Boad Wagon, weight 140 pounds, ^ith jt of superior Single Harness, Ac., making a fir t-class establishmeant 6,000 20 Pianos, $600 each 10,000 20 lodeo- s, $226 each 4,600

Bosewood aewlng Machines, $200 «.ach 1,000 10 Family Sewin* Machines, $100 ea'.li..,„ 1,000 60 Fine Gold W. trhes, $200 etch 100 OU Paintings, by leading Artists— aggregate valm 3 Camel'. Haii Shawls, $l,0u0 a Camel's Hair Shawls, $1,000 each 3 Handso ^e Lace Sbawls, $'^50 oach 10 Ctahmer Shaw s, $90 eaoh 20 Silk Dress Prtterne. $7i each 60 City Baildinc Lots, $176 eaot

19,000

10,000 3,000 6,000 760 600 1,600 8,760

The remaluder will consist of Sil 'erware, laical Botes, Opera Glu.ises, Pocket bias, and aiSerent art'dse of ornament aud use, amounting to

2,000

Total $300, OOEL All the properties given clear of incumbrance.

HOW TO OBTAIN SHAB£S ENGBAVINGS.

AlfD

Send orders to us by mail, enclosing tromt SI to $20, either by Post Offlce orders or in a registered letter, at our risk. Larger amountu should be sent by draft or express. |10 shares with Engraving* J9.SO 25 shares with 60 shares with Engravings 16,60 75 shares wiib Engravings 69,00 100 shares with kngravings 90,00 Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United

States.

The Association have appointed a* RvOeiverg, Messrs. GBOBGK A. CO'JKE

CO., whose well

knownint gri yan bu.ineas exptrieacj will be a «a Jlcient guarantor that tue money applied to the purpose stated.

I'uiladekpuia, PA., May 20,1867.

To the Offieers and Member* of the Washington Library Co., N. S. BEAD, Secretar\ ntlemen '—On receipt of your Uvcr of th* 16 thin jt., not friug us of our appointor.! is Beoeivors for yoir Company, we tool: thu liberty to submit a tfopy ef your Charter, with a plan of your nterprise, to tho highest legal uuthority of the State, aod having -eceivrd bis favorable opinion in regard to Its legality, and sympathising with the benevolent object of youi Association' viz: tbe eiu'-atioa and maintenance ot the orphan children oi onr soldier* and sailors at the Bfverside Institute, we have concludud to accept the trust, and ta use our beu eCons to promote so wor by an ob ect.

Beapectfull your*, Ac., GKO. A. COOKE A CO. Address all le ters to

CKO. A. COOKE A CO., BANK82S, 33 South Third Street Philadelphia, Pa. Baceivers for the Washington Library Co.

H. W. U'COOELL,

104 Main 8tre« t,

& Terre-Haute.

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