Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 August 1868 — Page 4

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STATE ITEMS. jal a

Democratic exchanges haven't

heard of the New Albany election.

Five more

'it'-'

sedocfionjcases, are reported

in New Albany! Why is this thus ?j I RnwATtn REYNOLDS, one of the I old citizens of Lafayette, died Tuesday morning, at the advanced age of

HE Indianapolis

^Patrick KENSLER

0fl"en3e3 0f

:"'4*''|

A YOTTNti

years. i.vj

Jourml says, "jTho

White Boys in Blue are paitl by the day eor their services in the campaign.'' "V"

GENERALS SHERMAN,

and Sheridan are

both expected to attend the great' tones meeting, at Indianapolis, on the 2d proxi-

AN Indianapolis dispatch, to the bin cinnati Chronicle represents that Thad deus Stevens, jnnior, of that city, is heir to the estate of "the old Commoner.*']

OUR of the most prominent Democrats in this State have recently cut loose from the sinking, piratical craft nnd go for Grant and Colfax.

^-/Tde passenger reoeipts of the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad, for the month of July, were $49,589.

LA.RGK-number

The

of discharges io bank

ruptcy arc pending boforo Judge McDonald. A mnjoiity ^ill bo heard on tho^th prox.

Board of Directors of llio North

Western Christian University have or ganized a Department of Music,: and elected Mrs. H. C. Guffin teacher.

General M.

HANSON,

the Demo

cratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh District, has consented to one joint appointment with his competitor, Hon.

S. Ortli, bnf respectfully declines a joint canvass.

S!b~~

-v-r 1

Two freight cars, loaded with grocer, ies, were destroyed by Are on the Jeff, road, near Coitimbus, about two o'clock Thursday morning. The fire was started by a spark from the locomotive.

THE

Junction Road will build its Indi

anapolis depot over Pogue's

THE

r^*

JUDGE

N. B.

Y-

5..

RUB,

South New Jersey street, walling up the

sides of the creek and leaving a forty foot jgp water way. The buildings will be 380 feet. ?v

Jeffersonville Railroad Company

will erect a fine depot at the Ohio River Bridge, on the Indiana side, as soon as that immense structure is complete^

which, it is thought, will be within the JIT next six months, at the farthest __

LINDSRY,

of Kokomo Oon-

^•Mjt Lingont Elector of the Democratic, ticket ban Si for the Eighth District, has resigned and goes for Grant and Colfax^The Judge i8 it'jfi oneof the oldest and ,most influential

'*r£J lawyers in Howard county -,jt

_ii

A BOY, aged thirteen, had his neck broken and was killed on the National Road, a short distance east of the city, last raLL' evening. A boy struck the horse he was riding with a stone, and the animal threw *^sa}?1 theboy with fatal eftect.—Ind. Commercial. •ihwitA iua mitat'.'. gaitf-af. ix

:U I

was yesterday ar-

•jfgl^fraated for beating his, wife. Margaret ..iteil Kensler, nearly to death. We believe ,,,

7,,

punishment "in kind" is the only remedy (. ii for

this kind. There ought to

be a whipping post for wife beaters— j, front fifteen to a hundred on the bare •'•& .£ back, according to the enormity ot the offense.—Ind. fkntinel. ...

h- -A VlNCENiTES dispatch, of the 14th

9»y8:

5Hardin

Last evening, near Georgia in this State,

Burton, a son of Doctor John

.v,»bi .Barton, waa ehot dead by Williain H. Burton, name—reported to be jealousy, tji'jir The murderer oscapod on horseback, and 'it up to this hour has not been caught— ^sl' Great excitement prevails, and should the murderer be arrested and brought bacb.it is thought he would be dealt with the samo as were the Seymour thieves.:

man

named Hays, living at.

Crawfordsvilln, had his arm so badly shot on Wednesday that it had to be amputn--i ted. Ha was hunting with a companion near Romney, when the latter's gnn was by some means discharged, the whole content* entering the wrist, ranging upwards, coming out at the elbow, and reentering just above. Dr. Glick, ^f Lafayette, amputated the limb.

'Thf Indianapolis Journal, of tha

13tb,

«iys "That was a fine manifestation of Democratic valor, night before last, in those grown-up Democrats in the Eighth Ward who assailed a procession of boys with clubs and stones, injuring, more or loss, quite a number of the hapless children—one of them so severely that he coughed up blood afterwards and is now confined to ins bed. Brave men! Doughty ^g*rriors ...I 1

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Republicans who know Doctor

Jtforgan, of Evansvillo, will be rejoiced to learn that he has left the Republican party and gone over, horse, foot and dragoons, to the Democratic camp. Long may he wave on that side of the line.— And may transportation be scarce when he desires to return. The Democracy will need all the doctors they can get before" this campaign is ended. They are 'getting awfully sick already.

understand that

W. F. L.

Morgan

whose villainous seduction of a young, ""beautiful and accomplished girl, his pupil, we have already noticed, has, as far as money would do so, settled the bastardy e' suit brought against him. We are informed he pays the girl $300 in money, and gives her a house and lot on Lower

Vincennes street, valued at $508, But this does not release Morgan alto-

fether.complaint

The parents of the girl have

led a against the scoundrel, charging him with drugging her and outraging her while she was in a helpless and insensible condition. This is a pen Hentiary offense ,* the case should be pushed with the utmost rigor, and, we

arei^)nno4, ,-wiU

Albany Com- the bCKiy

E E A

•Alt'

Trial of Adams Express

BROWNSTOWN, Ind^

bbes

Aug. 13.—^Lo

Cirtuit Court Of Jacl-eon county, Hon.'G. A. BicknAll presiding, had belore it today the ease of the robbers of the Acbms Express. Company, Mike Colleran'and Wall Hammond, charged with robbing the company by

Jumping on the express

car and overpowering tire M&sengtir^ on the night of September &Ui,- 1867, near Seymour. Both prisoner^ were ^defended^ by the notorious .Jason Brown, the .celebrated thieves' lawyer -of .JaiSfeBori" cdunty„whe8e boaflt i8ihat.no thief whomi he defended has ever beaa. pjuvi«ted. S

Colleran, however, in opposition to'the advice of his counsel, Entered a plea of guilty, and wa3 sentenced by the Court to five years in the penitentiary and a fine of $500.

Hammond, under the adviee of couifeel, applied for a continuance, which under the statutes of Indiana, the court had no power to overrule, and it was accordingly granted.

Jason Brown has gained an unenviable notoriety as a defender of the Renos, and the voPyHtroret kind nf mnrd^rpr?", assassins «nd thievfia. I

The vigilanco cpinmitt.io had given up all further attention to criminal coFes, rplying upon the courts boing able to enforce order. Tbis, now however, npjeis all, as Colleran was willing to take the witness stand and testify, in regard to Hammond'p. complicity with him in the robbery above alluded' to. It now pp pears as though the vigilance committee would have to again take affairs into their own hands and mcto out summary punishment upon the thieves and the thieves counsel.

1 1

Adams Express Bo'oberyu

The messenger struggled'violently, and not yielding readily, to the ihflueHci of tbe chloroform was strnok three heavy blows on the head with tin iron bar,! and knocked senseless.

Tbe robbers then rifled the rndBsehRer's pouch of its contents and escaped.. The package was no doubt a bogus ^ne, and the whole affair a put up job. j!

No clue ba9 yet been found to tho|rob bers. The messengor, Isaac Cross, was badly hurt, having three ugly wounds or^ his head and severe injury on one hand?

J,,v:

Arrest of Express Robbers]

TORONTO,

August

11-,

A GROCERY keeper in ^vansvill**, who had beon induced to raisa** ffoymou'r and Blair pole, has become very much dist03"J:!gusted with it, and expressed the wish, the other day, that it was cut down, giv""^'ing as a reason that he had lost all hi? best customers, the colored population, by

14.—The

A million of dnllars worth of .lumber and forrest hni been destroyed.

The Remains of Tliaddeus Steveks at Lancaster, Pa. LANCASTEB,

Aug. 14.—The remains of

Thaddeus Stevens reached Lancaster this ovening at 6:15. Upon the arrival of the train at tbe depot the procession moved to the residence of the deceased statesman. The remains lie in state, guarded by the Zouaves. A large meeting qf citizens, irrespective oi' party, was held in the Court House after the arrival Of the escort and tho remains, and arrangements were made for the proper observance of the day of the funeral. Tho funeral will take place at 2 o'clock p. m. and proceed, to Shriler's Ccmotovy, whero !\lr, Stnvons selected a lot about a yoar ago.

Discovery of a New Planet. DETROIT,

Aug. 1G.—Prof. Watson of

tho Detroit Observatory furnishes the following Teport: I have the ploaBiire to announon tho discovery of a now minor planet, 'which 1 made last night. It shines like a star of the tenth magnitude, and at twilight this morning was situated as follows

Right ascension three hundred and tifty^eight degrees and twenty-four minutes, declination zerot degrees mid forty-eight minutes South. Its apparent motion is now west and no\th thirty-four seconds ot time in right ascension and ftvo minutQ9 of arc in declination. ... I

Indian Trouble* in Kansas*1 Kansas

Crrv, Aug.

.—Additional

reports of Indian troubles in Kansas State. Indians and settlers still fighting on Asher Creek and three moro men killed. Indians are coming down Solomon Creek in large numbers.

The people on Asher Creek and all above are cut off, they are out of provisions and ammunition aud nearly exhausted. ,•

Later reports say the Indians are murdering settlers on Solomon Creek,,seven men were killed yesterday.

A settler who came in this morning with his family says ho had« running fight quite a distance.

Gov. Crawford has gone to Solomon and Salina, and is making preparations for arming and organizing settlers for de« defence

("-Washington.

WASHINGTON,

WANT TO BE SUPERVISORS.

Other parties have prepared similar 'applications to be presented after-the tettarn of Mr. Rollins to Washington.- -a-f.

X*ATH OF MRS. TRDM^OLL. Mrs. Trumbull, wife of Senator Trumbull, died this morning.

Arrangements are being made to. carry

FOR SALE.

TO TKADE FOR CAT-

Tt"K 0»'W)BStSLaad

aitaktcd in Crawford County, MiMonri, well adapted to Stock r»kHtr, hsrilig three tpriug* of Uring water on it location healthy. Tfce above land will be exchanged for HortM or .Oatt)*,

•oKHo* fg^csaii. 0bll HODtY,«» the Stub Xt&etl iQUcei, *. I'-J I

LEGAL.

A credit of aix months will b» gir«n on all aaiia exceeding three dollar*, the purchasers executing notea bearing interest jromdjtte, ^itb^wcnritT-.'

ang9«3w: Admin'stratri*.'

ADMINISTRATOR,S SALE.—

Motioe ia hereby given that tbe onderalgned, Adminiitrator ef the etta'te of Alonzo Ootfrin, d«ceaaed, wilii offer for sale, at public auction, «n gATUEPAY, tho 5th day of apt«raber, 1868,at the late residedc of the oeceassd, on north Stl Street, In Terr* H*uto, tUe personal property of the deceaeed, consisting of horaes, harneaa, wagon plowH, h'aerow, abi)nt one hundred arid suventyfiye thousand bricks, lumbar, hske cor^rs, wheelbai roMB, Hliuvrls, lroui Html. Ulillu, (tolj Uaicli, silver watch, rarlons other articW*.

.TBRUB.—Alland

Sx. Louis, Aug. 14.—Tha Adams Ex press Company was robbed of about seven thousand dollar? this morning.

It appears that two men rented an of fice on the second floor of 714 Second street, yesterday, and put out a sign B. F, Goodrich & Co. By last night's tram the Express Company received a package from Odin, lllinoi?, addressed as above, purporting to contain one hundred and forty-seven dollars and seventy cents?'— This morning the package was delivered by the messenger, who, while waiting for a receipt, was seized by the throat by a man in the office, an,d anjOlher. applied, chloroform to him.

sums uarttr three dollars, rasb

over threedollaff, nine months credit, the purchaser to give his note, at interest, with approved security. SAMUEL R. OOLTBIN, augH iitw.lwV, Administrator.

TAa undersifiQcl have bean ajipeinted Admiuistrators of the estate of John Petry, I ft to of Vigo county, lodiana, deceased. The estato is probably solvept. JACOB H. SHANKS,

H'n ROBF.n U. PtJQITA.

8ixl Jt Pny, Attorneys. auSw3w

DM fNISTRATRIX' NOTICE

Nottco ia hereby given that the undersigned hue been appointed Administratrix of the estate of William It. Uentley. late«f Vigo county,,deeoased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

EMILY BE5JTLKY.

ang5W3w Admr'x.

DMINISTEATOR'S SALE.

Tho undersigned will Offer at Public Auction, on Thursday, August 20th, 1868, at the lale residence of John Petry, deceased, fa Fayette Township, Vigo connty, Indiana, miles southwest of New Goshen, the personal property belonging to the ea'ate ot the said decedent, consisting Horse), Wagons, Harness, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Implements Household Furniture. Hay Grain, 26 stands of Bees, and various other ar-iol&.— Sale te comihcnce at 9 o'clock A.M.

Tcbms,—All

BUBEBT

Canada-

city is great

ly excited over the arrests madei last night, and startling rsvelhtions are looked for. y,.rTs hi=U9-y,-i, rM* *l:-

Thif names of the parties arrested: are, Moore and his wife, D. Thompson, actor, and his wife, J. A. Maston and his 'wife, C. E. Thompson, J. Williams b( St. Catherines, Mrs. Sturge and a boy named Brown.

Tbe crimo with winch they are ch|rged is the robbery of the Merchant Ilnion Express Companj', on the Hudson river Railroad in May last.

Allen Pinkerton, Chjcago dotectiva, had the case in hand. A writ of habeas cotpus has been ap plied for. ,Hon. J. D. Cameron and Hon. M. Cameron have ljieen.retftincd for thft defondants!

Large sums of uioney and bondS were found on the women. fa

FIRE IN THE WOODS.

Large fires are again raging in the woods in the neighborhood of Belle Swart and Leray, on the northern Railrpad. Mrs. Sayers' saw mill at the former ptaco Was sovoral time? oil fire, but was extinguished,

Lot No. ten (101, in Onrtis Gilbert's sub-dlvig ion of thenortn half of out-lot Nu. forty4i ins (49), in the citj ofTerre Haute.

TEBUS

SALE.—One-third

Lot No. thirty (30), in John Sibley's addition to tho citY of Terre Haate, as the same is des|gna ted on the Becortled Plat thereof, and ou

SATURDAY, tlio'VOthday of A'ngast, 1868, within the legal hours of said day, at the Conrt Heuse door, in Terre Uaute, I will offer tbe rents aud profitd of the above described Beal Kstate, togother with all privileges and. appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy aaid Executions and custs, 1 will then and thore offer the fee simple, in and to aaid Real Kstato, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy (he sarto.

This, f.th day of Aogn t, 18C8. JOHN Kl/.KU, Sheriff, Aug.O-wtds-Prf $C,U0. •,

Sof

HiilRIFPS'

This 5th day of August, 18G8. JOHN KIZKR, Sheriff. aug.rwtds Pra fee 8 !,00. .•

SHERIFF'S

SALE.—By

virtue

of an Execution issued froni the Vigo Common Pleas Oonrt, to me directed and delivered, in favor of August Nippert and agAinBt James A. Lii tlejohn,I will offer for sale the following deecrlb edBealKatate, situated in Vigo ceunty, Indiana, towit:

Tbe northeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter of Section twelve (12) town ten £10) range nine (i) west, and on it

SATUIiDAY, the 29th day of August, 18C8, Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, in Terre naute. I will off«r the rents and profits of tbe above described Beal Bstate. together with all privileges and Appurtenances to thesnmobelonging, for a form notexceeding seven yoars, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to r:ali7.' a sum sufficient to satisfy said Excretions and costs, I will then and there offer the lee-simple, in and to said Beal Kstate, tb the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the BamaL ,.

This 5th day oi August. 18'8. J6HN K1281i, Sheriff. augSwtd Prf 80,00.

DMtNTSTRATOE S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tho uudersigned ha' been appointed Administrator of the estate of

AIOUJZQ A.

Coltriu, deceased,,i»te of Vipo county

Tnd. "tlie estato is solvent, Aug6w3t SAMUEL E. COLTBIN, Adm'r.

DMINISTEATOR'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigneil has been appolnidd Administrator of the estato of Matthias Mogger, deceased, late of Vigo county, Indian*. The estate i.i supposed to bs solvent.

ANDBBW

KAUFMAB,

July 30dliw3w Administrator.

A PPLICATION for LICENSE

xi. The uudersigned hereby give notice that be will a^ply to the Connty Commissioners at their regular session in September, for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premise* on which said liquors are to be sold are located at Nos. 174 aid ITfl Main Street, in Terre Haute, in Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana. augfdltw3t Win. SCHABTKBB.

I A I O N O I

(by gives -noCommission.

XA.C1CN8E.—The undersigned hereb tice that he will apply to the County ers at their regular session^in September for liecn*» to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquor* less than a quart at a time, for the spaoeofon« ear. The premise* on which said liquors are to \e sold are located at Maxville, tngar Cretlf Township in Vigo connty, Indiana. augl7dlwst BOBEBT McILBOY.

HE COUPONS "M,.

or THB

1st, MOMTGAGM BOITBS .—ON—.,.

Aug. 16.—Receipts from

Internal Revenue sources from July 14th to dateare twenty-five million, eight hundred and thirty thousand dollai5

TffEtjNlON'PlidlPIO BAILBOAS CftMPANT,

Doe July lfit, 1868, 'J Will bo paid on and aftertnat date,

Over two hundred applications have already been filed lor appointments hs Supervisors under the spirits and, tobacco revenue law. §°me.©f which were addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury and others to thtf Commissioner of Inter-nal-Revanue-

Gaid

Ooii. Frw «f Tn,

At tha Company's Office, No, 30 Naann St., N. Y. Schedules-with twenty or more coopons, will now be received for examination, and gold ebeck* forlhesime wHl bS dellVtsred JansSOtb.

JOHN

3. ABB EST,

KKAL

S|«ingfi9ld^ly »Jgr b^ljV^

sP^a.1

June 2Cdw2ni

CISCO,

ffi

3 |!f

Tre«*urer.

i. &. KAUH

IOWA

ESTATE

AGBNCY.

FARMS,

WILlf

A«m1€Uj

IiAHDS

Property of every

description,

tot Sale.

An experience of fifteen year* enable u* to inare satisfaction la every department of businees relating to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH,

t^FAIJKia

SATIKDAY, JULY 2S«h.

Mfl!

DOWI

J^DHIHISTRAJIOK S S£LE. On the 27th of August, 186S, the undersign-t ed will offer for rale, at pixMfc .notion, at the late, reddendo of.Willi*m R. Beotler, deeeated fn FMHRITOI^TOMIIHII). .EPFIFTY/ JITTWI, all tho pewonal estate of SMaowsAeeo, cooHiting of Horses, Hog*, Oow* and Calvet, Wheat, Corn, Hay, Oati, Honsehold Farnitnre, Ac., AO

frueihtl

•ii-U »srt

I NISTRATOR'S NOTIOE

rifi.!,. -a

sums of 83, or undar, cash. Or

$3, note at 12 months, with interest and approv o. ifceurity. JACOB H. SHANK?. ..

H. FUQUA,

"VTOTXCE.—Notice

Aanir

fic'ott & Puy, Attorneys. augSw3w

is hereby giv

-L1 en that on the 10th day of September, 1868. between the hODTs of ten (10) o'clock A. SI., an four (4) o'clock P. 81., at the Conrt House doot, in the city of T^rre Haute, the undersigned will sell at public sale, the tallowing described Real' Es lato, to-wlt:

SALE.—By

lilght AIpaeftM,

caih down !bal

ance in six and twelve months, with ten per 6ent, Interest, purchaser giving notes waiving valuation and appraisemont laws, seoured by mortgage on said premises. JOHN KIZBIt, aupw8w Adm'r Philip Bianca, eilq'd.

OHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue

KO of a Copy of Decree add Execution iiaued from the Vigo Common Pleas .Coart, to inb di rected and deliverid, in favor of Trustees As bury Church, and againtt Abraham Cantwell Fiancis M. Oates and Jo.nh Brownlee,, I am or. dered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

--.-t

l*f {&>** PIQUES! & i»Oi 6SO.M At

,«««

Jiuat) &sTi" sipmimi-

DOWS!

nitf LAW]%S!

I 3W-

COST!

zv0if muta u.

For Moza mbiques

COHT!

JiipM?- sdJ s»

LETS OS

MSik waK tf is

.riif

S W E E I N

E I O N

TO CLOSE

SUMMER GOODS,

aH til 1 -.v.

EDSALL & CO'S.1

Light Dress OoodN, v. i: 'I Pacifle

virtue

Copy of Decree and Execution issued: from tlio Vigo Common Pleas Court, to m'e directed and delivered, in favor of William B. Tnell and against Jeroipe B. Bailey, and Julia A. Bailey, Tam ordered'to Mil the following described Beal Estate, situated iu Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot No. one (1), fn the sub-division br iot No. one hundred ann •eyenty-flve (175), in Chaancey Boae's addition to the city of Terre Haute, ahdon

SATCBDAY, the 20th day of Augdst, 1$68, Within the legal hours of said day, at'the Conrt House door, in Terro Haute, I will offer the tents, aud prefltsoftiioabove described Beal Estate, to-gether-with all priviiegesand appurtenance* to the same belonging, for -a' term not exceeding seven years, tothe highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there offer tlie fee-simple in and to said Beal Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

Lawns,

Figured Brilliants. Figured Chintzes, Fignred Piques,

hi-)

Are

Harked

•-H.

PRICES MADE to SELL THE GOODS without regard to the COST!

EDSALL

CO.,

,ii ,j,b .i. Cor. Mh and Main St.*.

DRYS'.COODS.

THE ^TIGER" THE ''TIGER" THE "TIGER"

BUY aOODS, KVKBYBODY, WHILE THBY AB3 CHEAP 1 Our Stock is too iargd to enumerate, but active bnyer* will be amply repaid for coming to the

"DOWN TOWN" ST0BE,

A* every Department will undergo the same reduction in prices as the following 18 cts 15 cts

Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins Good yard wide Merrimack, Sprague and all

best

Prints 12£ Ginghams

e»3 •*.

tf'

-'l

OUT! OUT! OUT!

COMPETITION DISTANCED!!

CENTS!

The Greatest «Xoli —IN—

White Laco Points, Black Lace Points Selling at 50

Yon will have to pay 91,30 for then) elsewhere.

Hoop Skirts $1,50

Sold Heretofore at Two Poilars.

NOTION DEPARTMENT.

White Goods, Piques, "l

Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Parasols, fans, Sc., die.,

Have

***•*I-,*

Caught

the

"Tiger

fearfully, and prices are bleeding profnMly. vi -i-i j.i •3f 1

HKX!PTI€IS

Will take warning and not "fles" to the

Buckeye" Cash Store,

When too late, after having supplied their want* at much higheritriM*—*!**where—thinking this only as' advertisement to

DRAW TRADE.

To ail soch, disappointment will be their fate, a* we ihall do even more, instead of

fp*i

6CBSJCT,

nSTiwly DetiVloinpfiloira

1M*

Look out for Low Prices!

From this time out, at

RT€E ft CO.'S.

I O E

cts

Domestic Do Laines.... 18 cts Honey-comb Quilts 1,50 Swiss Organdie Muslins 45 cts

These Qoodi are Worth 65 Cents!, Plain, Buff, Pink and Bine Orgacdie and JACONET LAWNS FIFTY CKNT8.

These are the vory best quality, and have bseo selling at 65 csnts.

French Stripe UINftHAMS and PKRCALKH

DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.

!*n

tfaI .Uiv f*S it witrscei mm -ki lit i«r "K sis-jRasat ut$ & •stfof m. i* bxt&tij

Ss*» $07r{«j*t #4 .* .w?

„, •*$} fls it 15 ia Jir6 tylif fU fl «3s -(4 \t 28,r-a -:&•'*} *it. iihrf fo- 4-J^'i S2 )j rtio/ i.nja Hti iffl-*-

'j J* fct'imrss •n.ivt ffjil -i-l't fs •',?"& IT ii '.i5 •r, W I, •dl '?!&«>.*

CORNELIUS IIA6GBRT1

HAVE

JUST.

tns. til if

AT—

IS 1-8 CENTS:,

.fji

Down!

THIS DA\ -L

PIRRESTO^I}

jVew^^'e «'noneB0(f»e BY ITS USE (jray

or Faded Hair is quionly

restored

to its youthful color and bounty, and with the first application a beautiful

gloss

O O O S

Ai %5 Cents a Yard, Ever Offered!

Cents

On the Dollar!

Hoop Skirts at One Dollar!

SS few

OPENED

SOME

E A I S

'. 4

.. OF SKASONABLK-

-'/.i

E S S O O S

ALSO A LAItOK STOCK OF

FAST COLORED PRINTS

AND „i-.\

'. -I??' I

Chintz In Great Variety of Styles.

CORNELIUS & HAMERTY, Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

Terre-Hauto, Indiana-

-•1.1

The Last Success,

and delightful fragrant

is given lo the Hair.

will cause Ifair to grow on Bald Spots. Jt will promote luxuriant growth.

FALLING HAIR

is immediately checked.

Wr Male by all Draggiau. DEPOT removed from Orcenwlch St. to

85 Barclay St. & 40 Park

Place.

PK!(^ONEDol^/iK

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

(AST-CAST-STEEL PLOW

MADE!

HOW IT IS

Why it

Scours."

EASE

ITS

DRAFT!

Why It Is the Host Durable!

ADAPTION T0"?ARI0US WORK!

Stobble-Clover-Sod Prairie Sod

CONVENIENCE OF REPAIRS

Why It is the Cheapest!

ETC., ETC., ETC.

The Novelty of the Cast-Cast-Steel Plow! v|

Saving of Time!

Saving of Money! .. Saving of Horses!

Its Remarkable Durability!

Facts and Figures

haO

than we

ADVERTISE.

Repairs for Eight 1 ears.

Five eat «f Six «f JSi*1 tfarlBg ike last

ne B«paln *lmteTer,

Call on, or send

,CLicular,

for

of Plow to buy,

i*ad —,q hi 0

•staffust? fpr» 33 iH

r»

stiff V.

»/i,

-n i&lhittrt *i'H »•?. *,*4 has

•fefu .tii PttlJ r&ar 'T «.

4,i.

*-V

TlffiLL,

RIPLEY & CO'S

DRY GOODS

.vCWfriH mm

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE

•'§iS

^®"'':9jj®£*«»**•**'«

August

ilst,-" 1868.

'lAHsSi,J) »rf.i '{lyq* 1.1 if •{#, HAttW

From the above date we

shall offer oar entire

DRESS- GOQPSI

'•'•j"1"- 31s''* 1AS» !juo

COMPE1SING ALL THE

LATEST NOVELTIES

C* rf.l I

AT PRICES THAT WILL 6

IN S E 1 S E

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TTJELL, MIPLET & CO,, Corner Fifth and Main Streets,.

••'h irWit TERRE HAUTE, IND.

rmi!

itt irqptiyV at BW "tl il«ai J»£S£

t"' if j*cd fifU .,! luiiui fdt r.j rzr.PV?t%: i..' ft io I.' *!}•$

h?!'

w't "Jf .* Irjrj.ni""! edi gfrtifl-"' f1? cii ':1 f'iii rf(, 'Uii j' ,trt

i/ iff ~AH ''•it ?r ,.ioieso'- !dgii-2Dit! iv a ii

O O S

C. WITTIG & CO.,

i'.ISflr, H.J,. Hfe-f Ut» I,.5' I

i'ljfT? fit: ro inc ..-?' a

4—'

(irea(

S 'I..

IN-

!'".J iKP.'ixt Jt •"vfA tia rr r.

a 'jT.'I I *•"£', 'f i1 :h* tf

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'ft

KLEOANT ANP OHEAl^

Oliallies, DeLaines

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

tromgeae»«l

for

Year*

baTS

showing

and

JOmES A

".kind

why," to

-r.™" T^arm Implement., tin L{ X*BW! HAxsn, »9. 1 5s?1 «0rs.i

rm»3W: Qioi ft ••—15. 1. TTJBii© CO., tr

color

'kit

*i rtf•' |i- A

VBGBTABLK uAMBEOSU }r

1 I» WHAT IT H,

AOKNOINSHAXRPITBTOXraTO

vegetable

'3: R. BARRETT Ic CO., Proprie&ri/J "i* MttffHMTia. S. B. LOBU Dm i.», v/fticago, Oenaral North-Wast rn Agents.

J. 8c H. A. DAVIS, AcenU tdf Terre Haute. Ind. notlldw^ra

DOCTOR WHITlIEB

ABKaOLABinat

OBADDATB

?ajr t"-

Bargains!

HOt"

SUMMER GOODS

and

Sundays excepted.

0FFIOK,„CONSULTATION

-,-,r

At Soceotsapiece.

Fine ScaUopped Lawn Hand'kf At 25cents apiece,

Cotton Parasols, Silk Parasols

Lawns and Percales.

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large Stock, lionght cheap and anld clieaii. it.

:,-U .-i'-lit

iiJA

'ic '1

'. f.'j.

Ladles' and Children's liose

v.Mr.i 19)^ oeoti and upward*.

GENTS' HALF HOSE, 1 Ol/ nnn.. ami n«

nv.la

cents and upwards.

Ball Trimmings, Raffling*, Tape

and Marseilles Trim-

'-"K, mings, Buttons,

-jlis i-lfNew Styles and Great Tariety. $ 3$

»*«*,.» ,'4? I -j®

AI To snlt thetlmetj*"*1^'*' I

C?' WITTie ACOna, Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

Laflies Take Particniar Hoties.

fHI REAL VELFKAU I8MALK PILLS.

WARRANTED FRENCH.

THESKafterwards

PILLS,

nal

owsa rnixsa

celebrated many years ago

Paris, for the relief of female irregnlar-

tias and so

In tho practice

ftoiu

aow for

abortion, are

tor tue first time in

Tl.ovofferedbeensals

AmoH -a.

kept

hnvn

In comparative obscurity

tho fact that tho Dr. Vedpeau ls a physician in Paris,oforiginator

and has withheld them

lsst thoy should bo

oiupl^ved

unlawful purposes. In overcoming female structions, they asea

omnlpct^ob

to be trtUy

JWflsssy

t.OM «»4)

-.fee

RKSTOBATIVa, changing

On Light, or Faded Hair to tho

LTTSTKOIW,,8HXE»Bad

Dark

Tsntn, which so adorn yonth

or age. It will po»itiT»ly eradleat* Qumor* and Dandruff from tho scalp, and whors then is llfef la the gland*. wUl ca«ae» new growth of Hair 10 Rat forth on bald ipou. Thonsaai a ar« testify ig to the aborp.

PRICK: $1.M PKB BOTTUK.

rOBSALK BY A fill DBOOGISTS. 5

BARB, GULI0K

b««

tbe

NATIVE II. State iSr\ O ia public tt tac I 7? i.zx !:r-.lcnaff

HAIR RESTORATIVE (it'culcd br th» N ai4 i% now conceded br 1 Uo bcu F»v juration i.-r i.'-racnajp Urtjr or Cadcd Jlaic td ito «HKbal«6)«n ptomotia^ Its Growth. cmtUrarJuj: Unmors ami ltandnifl, afid for Drawing

Anl H«autifyjn^ the Hnir. It frr« from poisonous doe^ not :alu the fiont fabric, and keavca tk« ik«lp CIXAN, tho Hftlr njCif, And iLOboi.

see

Cij." a-

MED1GIKS,

as Diploma Office will khow, has been longer the treatment of VBKBKILU.,: SEXCAI.engaged.

PBIVATF, than any other

Physician in St Lonis.ISEASTS Sypkili*, OoHttrrhea, QUet, Srrietttra,' Orchitit, Hernia and Rapture all Urinary Viuniet and Bgphilitic or Mercurial A/ftotioia nf (ha Throat, &i» or Boati are treated with nuparalleled sneoes*. t^eroiatorrtiea, Sexual DeblUty Impo-

klCJT,

as the rtisalt Of seif-ahaseand in yonttt,. sexual encesses in maturer years, or other causes, and which odace some of the following otnete, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches Debility, Dizziness, Dimness of

DOCTOB WHITTIC* publishes a Medieal Pamphlet relating

Wfth

nf.r, 1

OPPOSITE .MoKEEN'S BANK

TO WK OrTBB

stamp.' Thus you cananiat the nufor tanate without their knowing their benefaotor. Certainly no subject it of more lmpor tanoa than puaity of blood and perfect

hood. It

self-evident that a physician

that specialty than one in goneral practice

*H. B.—The

Confn-.

sion of Ideas, Brit Fortbodings,Sight, Arenrto'n to Society of Loss of Memory and Sex nal Power,Females,

and rendering Marriage

Improper,?1

are permanently cured. Tbe Doctor's opportunities in hospital nnd private practice are' unsurpassed In

St.

Bonis

or any other city. Back flies of St. Loais papers prove that he has beon located tihere long er by years than any other ao advertising. Tha. establishment, library, laboratory and ap

-i

pointments are unrivalled In tho West, rivalled any where. Age, with experience,na-

can

be relied upon, ahd the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In past success and present position he stands without a competitor. Tke WrltlagH ef a Physician whose Repute tlon is rntoH-wide, should be worth ReaclBf.

for

puhlfe-

to Venereal

Diseases

and the disastrous aud varied consequences of self-abuse, that will be sent to any address

a sealed envelope for two stamps. It coatnins fall symptom lists that will enable

fected to determine the nature of their com plaint and glvo a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for the purpose of treatment as a interviews

but where it is-coaxenient,personal

the Doctor should

be consulted personally. Those hwlu'g friends that may require advice can supply them witfc this valuable work by seuding their address^

7 P.

DOCTOR WILBEB

AND

TI BOOMS,

616

Louis,ON

Washington Avenue, 181.

Mo treats with tho greatest

all Diseases of Women. Louchorcea, or Whites,success Falling Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb,,Ovaritis, Pruritis,

Amenorrhea,,Mo

norrhagia, Dysmenorrhea and Sterility or Barrenness also, every disease con

nested with

Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Do tor confines himself exclusively to

knowledge of them must be far more extensive and accurate that of physicians in genteral practice.than

Sond stamp for Medical Pam

phlet of No matter who nave failed,thirty-sixpages.

read what

says. Patients in

every Western State. Cures guaranteed.

assistant.requiring9 Henr A. H., to

excepted

Con-

sultation by letter or at offloe free. fat patients daily attention.Booms

lady

Sundays

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! j«mti MOTHERS!!! I

DONT FAIL TO

r&OCTTRE

Mrs, Wiiislow's Soothing Symif,

For Children Teething'. This valuable preparation has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates tho stomach and bowels, correct* acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve

Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic. We beUfivB it the BEST and SUREST KEMEDYINTHB WORLD, in all canes of DYSENTERY and DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN', whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Full directions for using will accompany e($eh bottle. Be sure ind call for "MRS. WIN3LOWS BOOTHINQ 8YRU#," Having the faosimil* of

CVUTIB

8T0BA6K, OOmUSSlON GRAIN.

burstingopen thellood gates from whatevercanse mav have stopped

-them

lnt they

the aublic only tot

"^re

^offered

ars

l^ltiaiate

use,and all agents

forbidden to sell tbem when it is understood that the

object is wnie*!*1*

can pocured a box sealed from the ey

at the curious, by

•orfoalaa

nostage stamps 0

ri,

Sjnnt

o*» dollar, and si*

Hi W. MAOOMBKB,

for the United States aad

bany*N.

Y.,

Oaoadas,.a«Bold

or to any aathorised Agsot

nr all Dingglsts In Terro Haute. oTdwlf '3*1

wmmmsm

(Succeesors tc

CJS,^ar*i»*

E. R. BRYANT & CO.,

J. H.

TURN

KB,)

Ai*|W

forwarding A Commission Mercliaatf' DCALKHi

lit

Grain, Flour And Salt.

Highest market prioe paid for all kinds of Graiu. Agents for STAR URION IJINK. Wnrc lioiihe on IVlnin Htr«pt,

Near thp T. H. I. ft. H. Depot f'JWwlf

joaa urn. rm- Asomo um

JOHNrronitjr,

notorious tor their crimi

employment

HANBY & CO.,

**i*

rox AWD

A I N E A E S

Warehoain KimSt., at the Uaaal Uasin.

*n«lw»

wealth and strict

lORSclsntious principles,greal

TKIiUK UATtTK 1N1

EBRE HAUTE JSOrEI,T¥ WOBKS, BY

TITTMAN & COP

No. 16, Stnitk foartt SU, opposite Pan OSce,

Terre Haute, IltcL.

MODELS, Duwisn JN® Wsst Mscnimi

and 3d StrMts. jJ&wSu T/ 'MltnWt A MILTON.

AtmoMHST.

ASTROLpCY

look: OUT*

GOOD irEwaTyoH AMAJ

»1,000 TO ANT PKR90N WHO IHN, KQTTAII MADAM! KARBASK

when all

BNRRT,

*may27 doodftwCm MWf

THK

a^pRorte&KW.iiA

rpHJfi NSf&^FAlLlNG MAD -L AMI

th«

t«M.

th«rs

Ageats

She snoceods

»BAPUABI»4sMill

'MM

who are in

ta|Mi..tnAll

(onu**f—*U

wbo«e fond hopwhav* bMi dmppotitci, crvditd and blasted by falseproaslsss and deceit—ail who

of the affections of those they lor*,consult her to relieve and satisly thalr minds.

She

rot of winning the affections of

the oppoait*

sex.-

ttihei shawa

yoa

the likonese

your future wife or husband, or absent friend.—of

has been solicited in innumerable instances, aad

S -c"r* Speedy and liappy Marriage, ghe

Is, therefore, a. sar* 4lepMas«Mt

known to the public atlsiir^e tnat sftiwhsfhsllrst,wailaIt and she is the cnij serson ifttiUs shoW the likvnosalH malHy, tire satisfactton

tbodesmlif,visU,hat..-Snrre"whtob,bMrlstt'lifeptrtalntyInvalnaftMwWcawfTWia-canwhoefunfryc«eagerlyisand

all

the

canbn

concerns

tMtMand proV*^'bf

ried aud single, who daily and To all in her advtoe oan foretell,bnsineaathe

1th gritatest

MADAMS

that every one depend upon.

Mr. Madams Baphael

seventh dawghUrj

tA*

salt of ell tssiatrilal sad buMneaa 'triiisaHln Lottery numbers given without extra chars*.

RiMiiL

titan As»rolegist

,Sbe 1s

est Astrol%Mcanthd

ths sr*at-

of atnstesdth

ceatir/.

that w«ll-anown fact that makss Illiterate prvten-iaIt ders oopy her advertisements'awl

fr^

to lattsia

is the seventh

daughter ot tLe

aha

wa*

hpta

a artural

gift she oan foratell your very thoughts, ahe also ouresdronket,bees. All Interview?strictly private and mialdantlel

As a Female Physician her rem

MM (ail

to cure all fknal* irngwtacMss,«diea

atsdaa ywduca

the monthly flow without danger or sxMnrs.— They ban notlt^ure, the

Muni),

they

«.w

111 Stoat M. (MImh «i Ms. Cincinnati, OJUio. .,,

TEBMS'.—Lsdiee, |1

OentleM,

«'$t

iradame WlllauswaTao Mtmmtik-

mt a f«. of

fiaod ac^ant^agt t»|n«|iwsjl.

Address Look Box

o31:

1 1

aa|fldvll

''--i nniili-fi

IMUSICAL

iaV

sat-s? "iadJ Jei-.-ii vinui.-

THE PEOPLfiSPLiimiM 'fldMdiiU'aii ?.. iaFOB THI

FALL CAHFilSIH

i«f«wO liiW..a«H acti^-cii ifouiw 120 .asaqa ,[«M taa

1 aH A .H:'

ri'j*j Mt.

i's-iaO JsemaTs-Jot)

4ih}«I m4$ it

1. Mfn ot

all tAxt

candidates

voi'parties-agree

art thfe beM aver

a platform.n,

found

my Pianos

lasting

•t.

huui-

pyfng Mvlog beuefitof can ba of

wka

oonr

fines qlmseif exclusively to the study of a oerj tain class of diseasss aud treats ihonsaud#'c0 oases every year, must acquire greater skill

the

.-f

Many poysicians, recognizing thisfact.lntrcvdnoe patients to the Dootor after reading

friendly talk will sost you

Office yet retired—No.617 St.nothing

bat everything tedKoVeltles

Medical Pamphlet. Oommncicatloui confidential.

on this to

Charles

reet,central, St. Louis, Mo. Hours

feivaght out

depredators my candidates have

gathered

thos^

Tbey have been tried'for years, Sav*-stood unflinchingly, have come np

everything

thev were recommended

to-'be,.an^-arathe

ples choice evferyidUre. Ia. opposition

peothat

ta^sll.wi^s-oworksrsa|td

steadily.rose,np,yottysAiMAas

strength,Wndstaarls^this.day

the strongieat liost er«r known in the history of the country.-

exertm SEQ £2 JL.»b!

taVfta-. 1.

Purchasing,largely'ior.caaU,.aU3,4X,«thaa-beatccn1theowntoy"theyofthatcaptontfgIkeand/„kMorabargains.aths4t?ga#.-Tltf•'i1'wttfclag^'greaterunitthaiaUatlmaohtol—maksspeolaikaosntIt.*.,,ontopartiss.shallbuilding.IallagrreFall7aadadtfina,usingbsen&"beoan,CLASSInstru'viJirorxWest..'».FIBSThatvOljCdSIKaIthaotwhoMnsirinlottiiUaofK«beststock,savingsofforJIheretofprsPalacewpurchasers«!ieac'andandntStthisthknowna*,ofyears»»rsuchcohstantlyfavortraderhstyofferedextensivevotefororminallfinestKissnernroldPianosthe»evercostlyplatformhadPianoatyamTheHundredsIt

PIANOSaodaltoltiSr ments

sal^

aft

®lT,

«irv rr "•a

miJoo 5fW«i»

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio

BTOKPi-

ISO

•xrO .0

I*!5 ®v-r dl

thp

treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, it

follows

that his

fliU" 6dt

J. Of LINDfiMANN,

obalbb ID

ru]yoN

jafl[ix6D^d^(i

Violins, Onitars, Flutes,and all kinds of

Mnsloa-.

Merchandise,HADTM.Wabash

No.

Street,

TEBBJC INDIANA,

TONING AND BEPAIB1NQ

PIAlJofl »ou»

other Inst roments will be promptly^attended to OLD PIANOS wilt a« taken la taadata BBVfa ONKS. anlOSdwtf

J. tf. MRBKMANN

FKU1T TBEK*'0' 1 .iaM. 8*.'sij3ri'. .' The Greatest the Age if FOR FMrnt^n»i»r*^

Ree%*y Farrtferj Fruit*jpoiRrz Nurseri/tnan should ffeebipt.

prevent*Varsuliuand

Jhnui»stjlMMig

kill* the

Poach

tha Plum

Orub

eVery^kipd

of. insect

destructive toV*t*»',and Yegelatloa.• IT RESTORES DISEASED TETES to perfect health

will

ptwvent

touching Corn,,des oy».

prevents Bot. Every Farmer ibonldtry

••Tal aiiiiiHii if

ft Pzaxna,"

on the outnde wrapper. All others are base imitations.

theMdle from

the Potato Beg^

and

Foceaie biy

Z. S. WHEELER,

^MANHONDi^

How Lost! flowBestoc^d I

J*t AMUs^iss (salat emitloft. MN)Sk',Mat"

Dvhility,and*Involnntaryt»£mls,«foAe,'Sex,or,ganTttAT-Epilepsy.MarriageSpermatorrhiaa'KIffllUXofensookpUim('HB,CuressImpedleseale,iONn^BadicalNervpundWeakneesafcEOTCHE

ment, Seminal ual

eralll arid Physteaf TVafrVcIty, tSwitS/ Worn Wit

b«os t* tr-tutmA"

Sstit

finder ssal,ftiiiiin

addrsss,

rial.

KP'PTIB.

KEATtV

WLefoncbsr's

General

Breech-L».Loader

a ^etealisirio|M/.'ta-

roerpAin,

on receipt of

postage stamps, to

Cases.

ading shot

Tlitmau's Breeoh and lnal

cant',oraayo*tW^tX

OKI

At.

}. 0*. KMwS ).,

197 lway,»lrlrt.tinHifa ill 11.

AH Dr. OalverweU'e

cents.

••JtWvj "1 jV

Oa«botaj

Oon

dar from new or old materials

also

made

icaccttl Kemrlag Proaptlj Attea«ed[«K jbxtxaD .W W .?*!£

"73T

UNDERTAK£R^

ZK apOQ A.

M. o»coiSriv®£]ii iSaTing ptiPhased back from l!J Wl 6lla4wtck, Sruber A -Qi and having baMaeas, Uu

and Woo en Colfiae,

stylis and tfzes, from thb best

of burial material

all

htf#1i^gMt

iuUie^iate,

at Wi,Main.Street,stock

Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf aa iJHenrftflaatey» Wa

A Xi

At VT "tm

NDEB'FAK ER Is pnpwsir

0*-

$*•

le.«»»i»» ierdee*ta ai^

lias with

aeatneee and dispatch .ner ofltilraaaa Okserf trsefe.lWA Baute, ttodUaa. rjiwail iaif .beoaimm* 1 H?w gftlaoitrfiq ?£f»