Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 August 1869 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

iM.'Amam

CITY NEWS.

Watermelon* should come into mar ket tbii week. Judge Scott's

Xh* .City

Codet

Wild

takes charge of the County Treasurer's office tbe 22d of this month. Tar colo»WJILa.soK3 have, chartered a special

arose from a 'misunderstanding as to

the neighborhood.

Out DoorShow.—A

The

ltt-.»^siii««iSN^'^^

Common Fleaa Court

in session in Sullivan this week.

Tub Cibcdit Court,

Juige Patterson

presiding, is in session at Kockville.

adjusted three drunks

auffdi^ef dfifeVdei^y yesterday. -tsvrtnXai -"hakkd bbama." miy be seen «?«y day -and evening oci tbe river banks, within th§ corporate limite. 9mapf & Hatnks are tbe principal contractors for buildiDg tbe new Providence Hospital.

ailTEiriiuiat'was

one of tbe hottest days

of tbe season. Man ned beast suffered alike.

Blackberries

were never

lown to be so pl®2i!Tu^'n ^'8

Jtl. CT.

enl!!!SLfe«

Bakkik,

the Treasurer elect

'JBmaJbr LgruBt^xMUiooAo-

Fort Knox on Thursday. High Wateb.—There

Delinquent

has been more

water In the Wabash this season than has been known for many years before r«fAiE zjM fc^this Statff prevents the shootiog of prairie chickens until the 15th of August.

city tax-payers are hand

ing in their delinquencies at quite a lively rate, so one of the collectois informs ni, ."-s

Bastardy.—Mayor

Gookerly came

near having a bastardy case yesterday, but on gojgg for the man found be had tvmm&k "v. i„idavfM lojured by the tW|Katlon*IBank apta? Ift ta pbyiog, nd ^t Hi^few days. -y

in the establishment, Monday.

tbaoldeat clown 3r #ijjLDe8taTen's

which exhibits .here next

'L'bx DATs are now fourteen hour# and sixteen 4in"tit« Wl^Sgth. "f We sun rises1 at 4:58 and sets at 7:14. Twilight begibf *|it^3:10 and qtyty 9-OZ.

FJWM,* w.bo»«onpUiO' tbe unusual nambet of dagf pfoWto^ -nboiit with lotim^

,0s*

geitiwoj ^should bear in Kiadtbeae n+tiof-dtyt. Beuo»WT.—^woman pf good moral character paid six dollars into the Mayor's Ceuvt fieMrtiy fof tbe priVflefeie of b1»ck-

t„,

)4 a

I rf-fe,

couple of Italians

%ith an organ, Mro toga- and a romarkablv well trained monkey created quite a seaiidKnS^NB ^S&uM^eveBiBf, drawing large fjowds, of men, boys and girls, wherever they exhibited thoir unique per form ai\c|sjj[(^

Bollenger, yeetetday m«niog,to whom we are Indebted for a copy. AH justices of tbe peace aitiSb^sMp^rostees titled to a copy, and' pan obtain the same on calling at the Clerk's office ^UCA^Afcr*{V«ipvite attention to. Hi uTffiRft*0 if fr' si Academic Institute, conducted by the Sisters of^rovid^Mi^t St. Jiary's. The charact«lr|lf ttnlL B.ilitlltioii is too wslj known as one of the very best In the country, to demand even a word of endorsement from us. The nex^, session commenc9%^ny _i£ st#maMs it |cdtfdqwn ind other noxious jthe bighway io front of the&fKN$^l?ffcM by manv farmers in this county, as a ride in almost *n^ dfrecW&n', will show. This' fall and wtiSS&lfcjHftft scatter ibeir millions of sfB^a °Ut them dowo,%by ®1 tkmaiF

nettles an

destro weeds growing alo

Eclipse Excursion.—Speiking

THE IDEA that the interception of the

of tie

great eclipse which ii to occur next Saturday, the Indianapolis Journal says: Tnffa fTli$t%iTT*i **beltev4Sn wrtoitotal observation, and *0 excursion to the former at least, to return afUc. deck, saighfcbe made a pleas»&t thing for theexcursionists,and prottt•bla. to tbe person or company getting it up. Here the obscuration will cover about twenty-three out eot ,twe&ty-four paru of

that tbe interception,of the

Sun's rays when eclipsed produces any considerable chillness is quite imaginary. Of course there is a perceptible effect, as the interception occurs outside of the Earth's atmosphere, but it can by no means be so marked as some suppose. As the Moon passes over the Sun's disc, the released light of the latter reaches the Earth—from a distance of 240,000 miles—in the incredible brief space of only about 1 1/2 seconds or at the rate of 12,000,000 of miles per minute. So we need not look for any opportunity for replenishing our ice houses from the congelation that will follow or expect that

vegetation will be nipped with frost during the obscuration of next Saturday evening.

AN AWFUL TRAGEDY! —————

SUDDEN DEATH AND SUICIDE! —————

A Young Man Fatally Shoots Himself Beside the Corpse of his Brother!! —————

Two brothers, natives of Ireland, plasterers by trade though occasionally working at other occupations—and named respectively John S. and Michael Smith, the former thirty, and the latter twenty-six years of age, took board at the Early House, on Main street, about ten days ago. They were quiet, gentlemanly men, of good habits, and made themselves agreeable to all with whom they came in contact. The elder brother, John F., had been in this country for eight or nine years, and had paid a visit to his old home a few months ago, bringing Michael with him on his return to America. They had passed some considerable time together at work on the Union Pacific Railroad, and came here, not long since, to get work at their trade, in which effort, however, they did not succeed.

On Monday evening, John F. complained of a pain in his head, and later— after he had retired to bed—the pain increased so that a physician Doctor Young—was called, who found him suffering from congestion of the brain of so severe a type that, though every effort was made to arrest the disease, he died at five o'clock yesterday morning.

Michael appeared greatly affected by the sudden, unexpected death of bis brother, and declared, in great mental agony, that he could not live now that "Jack" was dead. The landlady, and others, talked with him freely, and did all in their power to induce him to take a more rational view of the sad but inevitable event. But, the unfortunate man refused consolation and gave his mind up to despair. He went out and walked up and down the street, going to the river once or twice, but was carefully observed by those who, knowing his state of mind, feared he might attempt selfdestruction by drowning. Soon after eight o'clock he returned to the house and passed up to the room—No. 4, at the right of the front stairs—where the corpse of his brother was lying. The people in the house hoped that he had become calmer and would soon become reconciled to his bereavement, but this hope was speedily dispelled. The report of a pistol rang through the building. Members of the landlord's family rushed to room No. 4 and there beheld Michael Smith lying, in awful agony, beside the dead body of his brother. He had discharged a Derringer pistol into his own person, intending that the ball should pass through his heart—as he afterwards said—and produce instantaneous death. But his aim had been imperfect, the heart was missed, the ball entering just below the front side of the left breast and passing backwards with a slight downward inclination. Medical aid was immediately called and all that kindness, skill and science could do were done to alleviate his sufferings. At the present writing, ten o'clock P.M., the unfortunate

"<Bury us together>."

acts ofibela^r«gtil^r'ahd Special

Th«

HIS DYING REQUEST—"BURY US TOGETHER." —————

man is still living, but entirely unconscious and sinking fast. There is no probability that he will live until morning.

He expressed deep regret that his life had not ended with the report of the pistol, and showed no desire to live. His brother and best friend, he said, was gone and he must go, too. On a piece of a blank leaf torn from a note book, upon his person, were found these words, very legibly written in his own handwriting:

What pen eould add to the pathos of such a story as this? The body of John F. was taken to the cemetery and deposited temporarily in the dead house.

There is still another brother, Thomas, who is at work on one of the railroads centering here. If he should see this notice be requested to call on M. W. O'Connell. —————

WE LEARN that Centenary Sabbath School has chartered a train of cars on the St. Louis and Alton Railroad for a picnic excursion next Tuesday, August 10th, to the beautiful grove at Paris, Illinois. This is a new route, and for comfort and pleasure is certainly an excellent choice. ————

WjILUam

Delano:

late law part

ner Of Honi. P. M. Meredith, died at the residence of his brother, Mr. Ira Delano, on yesterday morning, in the 46th year ioi|bl4 14s- As the retrains will be car. ffed im^llately to Henderson, Kentucky, for interment, there will be no funeral services here either at the house or in the oity.

School Trubte*.—The

City Council,

last evening elected Mr. F. V. Bictoowsky as School Trustee, to fill the vacancy oh tbe Board, occasioned by tbe death of Mr. Lange. Auditor Paddock has already appointed Mr. W m. B. Headrich to fill tbe same vacancy. An opportunity will now occjjr to as«»rtain who has the P£«t! to-. 4l|. WiMie in tbe School Board.

HcaisTaT Law—It is not generally known that tbe late Legislature, at the special session, repealed tbe entire Begistry law, requiting the registration of votes, etc., except the section which requires tbat all ballots be written or printed upon white paper. A new sec tion provides that the ballot of each voter shall be numbered on tbe outside by the Inspector, to correspond with the number opposite the name of the voter upon the (toll lists. .,«? e.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—Coroner Christy held an inquest yesterday on the body of John Francis Smith, whose death is noticed elsewhere. The jury found that deceased came to his death from congestion of the brain and lungs. The Corner requests us to publish the following description:

John F. Smith, 5 feet and 9 inches high weight about 160 pounds, light complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, profession a plasterer, Irishman; born in Neelee, county, Ireland; parents in London.

BLimo* coundtasan in the

Second Ward, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of A Chanter lin,'waa set for th* l«th in*.

Thb

na^escf Kobart B. Dexaafl Ai«

ander Tbomu are prominently awn tioned in connection with the office qf Councilman for the Second Ward.

Coi. W. E.

McLean

Somebody's

Will

Journal

McGMooa'a new builddi#, on Main street, below Second, presents one of the handsomest fronts in tne city. The entire structure is a decided architectural and mechanical success.

Articlesof

THE GRAND JURY returned sixteen in-

Gra«)JuaT

returned sixteen in

dictments yesterday—mostly for retailing liquor without license. Two new indictments against Erny were substituted for those returned at the called session of the jury. —————

jury. A committee from the Mannerchor Society of this oity went to Indianapolis last night to make some arrangements with the musical societies of that place relative to the SsengerfAt that is to he held in Terre Haute the last of the month.

Cbolet'b Extension

Ladm* —Oan

be changed from a step-ladder to a Straight one in a moment, or

"Fbssh asa

Use nothing but Lyon's Kathairon to dress the-Hair. jyl9-wlm

BoovoKT w«alt«.—Xhe way to raise 40 bushels of wheat to the acre is to buy your boots and shoes at S. Andrews', wb«*e you can find every kind at prices to suit'the times. Sfpeoial attention is paid to manufacturing gootlemen and ladies wear. Ferfeet fits warranted at No. 141 Main street, sonih side, between 5th and 6th jylfcdlwwlm.

Spin's

StAwdakd

IIVB CENTS REWAKD.-Eun-awar from tbe nadsrslgned, on the night of the SI or J«lj, Ira lle Hanmond, an Indentured K»prentio»t aged 17 yean, about 5 fc«t fotir lacbee high, light oossplexlon, Koman note, balr iaoliaed to cud, hae a habit ef looking dowi. when spoken to. Dad whoa he left a Brae•el* carpet sack, two fall sj^is of woolat clot hoi, ooe ltaaen cotU, one pair of calf booti, oaa telnt cap, one fine new wool felaok hat, rim lined with alllt, two floe white lionea boaaomed enirta, with name marked on tbe front of them and one new blue-checkered thirt, and had abont five dollara io money. The above reward will to paid fjr hU relorii, bntl hereby warn all per. eoue irom hat boring, hireing or truitlng tbe eaidlra l. Hamuonti, in any way.

goes to Indiana

polis to-day to lay before the Supreme Court the bill of exceptions and accom panying papers in the Morgan case.

Hoaaa has damaged the

shade treM in the Court House Square very considerably. One was partially deetroyed yesterday tended to at once.

This should bejjl-

not bb a candidate.—The

is authorized to say that Mr.

Voothees emphatically declines to allow the use of his name as a prospective can didate for Governor.

association have been lied

in the office of the Secretary of State, of tbe Bockville & Chicago Bailroad Company: This road is an extension of the Evansville & Crawfordsvilie Boad.

TheJournal

COODS.

"Wis* Bittkm

higbtj' rteofflmended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tenic properties, its purity, and its dellctoue Savor. feMSdwlt

si LOCAL NOTICES. To Kenore loth Patches, Frecfi1m and Tan from tht fM«v n«« Parry's Moth and Freskle Lotion. Prepared onJj by

—AT—

Cornelius & Baggerty's.

———

ikifto

At St 35 ftatf $0 CMkta.

Ooed JLl't Colored JPrtats -at 12$£centa

Yard wide Brevn Hailln

at 11, K^ and 15 cealt.

Ladiee It 'evert I

gives ito. reader# the pleas

ing information that a new Fourth street •aloon sells whisky at Ave cents a drink It must be some of the new kind manufactured at Cincinnati. 3^ ..

6o«d Bleacked Ki

vice vert*

is neat, handsome, light, strong is what you want in the house er in the store, or among your fruit trees what a Painter, a Paper Hanger, a Housekeeper wants four to twenty feet long, at 31,dwlw

•.MSfci*'

Jones &

Joirfcs.

Maidbn*# Biajsh"

Is Che

pure peachy Complexion which follows1 the use of Bagen'a Magaolia Balm. It is the True Secret of Beauty. FaahionsDle ia Society understand this.

The Magnolia Balm obangea the rustic Gounrty Girl into a City Belle more rapidly than any other one thing.

Bedness, Sunburn, Tan, Freokles,: Blotches and all effects of the Summer Sun disappear when it is used, and a genial, cultivated fresh expression is obtained whicn rivals|the Bloom of Tooth. Beauty is possible to nil Who will invite. 75 cents at any respectable store and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.

De.

B. 0.

Ptea*. SoldbjaUDrooiaM. For Black Worae aid Pimples on the face, «M mT'« Comoofs amd

|?0» SA.LB—THE KOSB FARM JT Th»b»»t Stock, D*lryor Qi«ln Farm In the county, «ontainisf S6« acres, witlfc tliew ssttosof ih« oorp:r«t« llialU of ^err» Th« present ow»«r-wl»lii»f So m«k® ebange of etlBste, will now gift a gnat kaf(taiB la this ftr*.»»4 aake tkstanas easy tb» pmrehttr. II aat wo4 at private sstobjr the Utkrf Heptemer. it *111 be offered oa thai

4»f

WM. PATRICK.

Tef-e Haute, July 89,18C9. "1*7ANTED—AGENTS to sell a Vf thoroughly good Meme^tle article, waatel la erery lamity. Kxclnalre territory given. Bosineia pleataat and respecuble. Ooe agent eoHSSJ la one smalt town one, 1000 ia five town* one, 31 In calling oa 33 families another 36 par day for days ia aaccesiion, oa which he •ads MS per day aadothsredo equally ae well. Stud for ciroalar LITXLlrl*LO DtHB, 18«4w loa Waahiagton at., Boetoo, Mas*.

FARLEY &ROACH, IfJJfUFAOffUBtM OF

SiDDLSS AND HARNESS,

JawD

DCAtBM IN

Collar^ Whips, Coin Oonlw, ll 9RUSHISS, &o., Ho. 175 Ma'n Street, opposite O'BoyW'j Letdkcr Store, Terf* toaote lnd.

Antrntm for Untie Sam9* Hameea* Oil,

nlfln •t esnts.

jssan i-iat uzW:«« 9dJ SO

"•""C madl x|R:3«t

••.tow ••10 Ian pair. ^5

Hress €o#d»^^

Cbsf Shaa enr

———

Ooed Tbread,

Warranted 909 jard«, ooJy fi seats aspool. ssul sea odw !«w

Large SitMk ef Jeans mad Cfet ten odes At vary low priese. utrf-"

———

1VJ6JM

jaw* STOCK or

PIQUES. —tiasU

PERCALES, 'ad las i:

FR^ VCtt and SCOTCH

irff «lVOHiUKS, ttvaipn ii*- J'

tftNBLIUS & HAtiG8RT¥, Cor, Ka^ and

—————

W &KYCE *€0$

BEDIJCTION In raiCPl has proved a success, aQd the people are fcOiy fled, as we Intended should!be, that GOODS are CHEAP at the "BCCKETE** STOBB. sitiH S««H r-lfl trmfSl

TT.

Pimh.»

BsHEDT, prepaitd oalf by Dr. 0. Fsbbt, S# BoaC stmt, Haw Tork. told everywhere. Th» Supplied by Wholesale STeiHclae De tlew. iarl7d*odSm-w3m

H»^b« fai|best

bldsar.'tcgather with lbs Oara, Hay. H«p W' tl*. Boma and Farnlug To«ls. lor farther par. ttedlara, atiqalre by aidrtuinf P. 0. BoxTOSv Terr^ Hante, Ind. Ang6wt8«ptl5^w_

S. BYCE &

—————

PIQUBS, PLAIN, and 8TBIPED O DI&8, SWISS MTJdI. with a LABGE S1 WHITE GOODS generally^ Under Begnlar Pricas at 3. t»

iQtf TP. 8. JRYCJE &

W. S.&YCE&&O

—————

DRY GOOD *.

lily m%.

1869.

IHILL, KIPLfiT & DiHIIW S

inuMi Closing Sale of

sinuft DEESS.iiaom:

CMBOeiig THIS WAIT!

MjOOO yards of all kinds of

DRESS GOODS

Reduced to the popular

price, TWKATY-FrVfi mi$ per yard.

Many of the above Goods

are now selling from 40 lo

75 cents. He shall include

in the above sale our Pres

ent stock of domestic

floods, including Brown and

Bleached Muslins of the fol

lowing brands: Atlantic A,

Amoskeag A, Salmon Vails

W, Sarenac Boot E,

—————

Sew York MillvWamsutta,

Tuscarora, Hill,

Hadley, other

popular

CHECKS and TICKS *v*«w-Baiy.,wsl£J£tJ 4 H&f tt'8 wfiW 1C* *l ..r.fr *4'*3»a-£

Klegant^line|lftdder Prints

at 8,10,11, aad!21-2 cents.

Cotto^ lf|r4i,Carpet Chain,

6ralnlafa,4c„ kt., at re-

—————

d«eed|fic^

=====

llasailk)

LAWKS, LINEN LAW$& GBENADINSS and-all their DBBBS GOODS DUCED in PRICE at «ia i4 lec

ateo

PABASOL8, TANS, the BIGGEST yA^GAjBSf YET, in a HEM-STITCT HANDKEBC^tlBF ati^e.

Families can le supplied with BL'CHTE) MUSLINS at Prices Below, the l|Ckrket Value, by going to

W. S BYCK&CO

100 BOLLS tPETS from 30 cents a (yard and upwards, at the OL^ABANCE SALE of I Kl

I W. S. SYCE & CO.

jy2&wly

Parties wishing Houses Papered and WALLS DBG- TwiwiSt OBAT5D will find by calling al the ^WCKEYE" now i^ the hafo it done at Low Pctoes» liii 3»'$

-'P~ W.8, RYCE &CO.

Main corner sth,

SOS

—————

8 A Qca 12

•»s .-.^2 .t Sidc l"»5l!c frjwaie, -T TXERI HAtW IN'

Tornado, a i-

!u e'V moil Dayton Pitts jfciferaton and Horse Powers, ^..

Ii}'VP'ith*XIBAfl

fer tl»s#me. U'il

»RAIN DRILL. t-7 .'e'ejw.sfes wogoot It oannot ofaote or break the grain, tbe feeding being dono,by a ntl« of ItafM wheel i.CHDIB THS BOX that PULL tbe grain down and F0KIK It into the tokea, tb« qoaatlty awn beln* pro, portioned to the speed of tne flanged wheelswhlch speed tt. regelated by a nnmber of aogWb»«l fcrtntof a done,' and perfectly uoder coatriot of the driter wtfo legalded by a vtry Simple and elBcleat Land Xemnre attached to the Drill. Vae oog-wbeels are not iooee and liable to b? loet, latere faatened to the Drill and the Seed ia rtgnllated without meving a wheel. '.si 6(2}sia: liJfi

Th« Drill is Cheapen*

ill) acy *th€r. and will b* sold on tits* to x%4ip6fisibU parties, bat txtr» lodncemeala »rc offered caih bQfera. VW have tbe beit3£i£3.2$

CAMU

We are nrepared to fill ordere for bb&IV, TILK andPIP« of any alseaud in any quuntlty, au to faraleh estinates et ciMt of ruining laid if date a're given.

JONB8& JONKS.

WILLUOT CURE.

DB. BICHAU'H GOLDEN BALSAM No. I. will cnreSyphills la its prhaary and secondary atagek each aa old Vloers, Ulcerated Sore Throat,

Bare

Kyea, Skia Xroptions and Soreeese of the BCalp,Eradicating d.eoata anl mercury tbo oaghly. |B. SICHAU'a GOLDKM BALAAM No. srill care ths third stages ef Syphilitic and mercareal BheomatlsiB, etc. AsdT defy thoce wbo sutfcr from snob dleeaeeato obtain a radical enre «ithitfU»*ldo( thia laiedloine, which does aot present Ule patients from eat lac and drttklng what tbejr like. Price of father So, 1 or 2, IS per bottle, or two bottles, $V.

DB. ftlCHAU'SGOLOKK AHT1DOTK. A sate and Radical cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel, and all Crlrisry Bwange»«wt», aoeomfteM wltfc(all direoiioaa. VantsM

cure. PiVe, VS

»B. BICHAU'S GOLD** BLIXIB D'AMOUS. A, radical care for General Oebllltj ia old or Waag, IfasSIng eaergy. te IM» wfco hara led lih of seaaaaUty. frlee,

per kattle, «r two

betOest^. MMM4PI", bi stall or Bsfisas.Sbase' rsdrdtsayjjy shipped to any place. PiMspt atrsbtiaa paifseall oerreepoBdeet^_*oaeeee«. lae ^rttkeat! me name of Dr. SlOHAlT'S QQhDBt sninitis. D. B. BIOHAmM, sole prontUst, blown in Gla» of bottles. Aitfraat,

DB 0. B. KIOHARBS,

Vs. 228 Varte street, Sew York. OBoe Koars from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Olrcolar* eeat—Oomp pondsnls answered. mayl81ttaw-w]y

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SIMPSON'S COLUMN.

IJUFOS H. Simpson, rr^tn ATIV»asr£V AT L4W, if svtakt revue, „V OoiiiMiMtr «f Ms for Westcri

Fire and Life'insurance Agent, Torre Manto, lndltuaa. OF«IOS—In Scott's Botlding—np.«taig6 ay poafie the N«w Coart Uoaae.

ROriCC —Oollectlon» nad« i:i awl cut of Conrt, at tvteonsble mmlsiIODi*. •8P*0rAL ATTBNTIOM glTsn to e»ttl«no of JMetce ft»d flvi'44iMC Id tb* Probate QoorS. fc

WASTED.

raBMfl AJ«» B008S8 -sid oai gi T«.asiL ASD kkkt.

uiitlneuUi Life iHsuran«e VfnjRUiy, OF NEW VOKK.K GAftTAl., paid iB...«r., ••00,900,00 ASSISTS 2.107,178 ppuoiau Isetweio IM#..... (,IM u. h. tturgoi, oisntier aoest. v:'

Magnificent

ENTERPRISE!

Auttaerieed by Special Act of the Kentucky Legislature.

Urn But Scheme Bttr Offered ik* Public Fully Authored by Late 11

rfSiB.'T 9KYKII splendid OUo Biver BetSoos Farsit, o«r Kisht Qnndred Acres of which are cleared and asder caltlratloa, and have been rented the pnwent year at 911 per aero, money rented.

Oood bonds fer the rest have keen taken, and will be aseigned to tkove drawing saM Furms wfclcb will 1 919°° In °*Ch

Uo^kinsvlUt, Kf.

ONB HOBSE DBILL t«? Sowiog Wheat in alaodis^ ton to iuond anywhere .assifevr e.3i bus ,di» ta

asss.Jia—pltli boriKjnisl K^lt-re,

with vertical Boiler CIDEK KILLS—Stree atoee, Uiree prK«a. "aS-Xvery Drill, Caoe MU1 and Ci.ter Jjll wsvrantcj.

ncrea.

-—T11I»

504 €lty Lots Ii Henderson Do. K)^ Making 611 Prizes la all, Yalaett at 9314,000.

HM,OOB 00 80 00

Capital .Prise Smallest Prise. Tbe drawing to take piece atHawnic Temple, Lou stIII*, Centntky, September 1st, 19SD. '-Ticket*

OO Eack.

fur paupbleU glting description ef property, containing Act of Legislatore, and Certificates UT leading (ittletiia of lhi aod other Status, apply to eitherAf tbe following Ag«nta Lf, HIL Israel* lalk, Henderaea. Kj. B. B. ALXlANVKB, OoiBBer: lal Bank, Loafovllle, Ky. JQHil 0, UTAH, Preslden: Back HopMaarllle,

JAIKS 1. DALUJ1, Oc»meei^*i BMik.

Pmio

cab,K«. & IHOHA\ Iisziogtan, Ky. Mv ttsff. trW. t- TILKK, Otreosbcro, Ki-

HOW TO GET TICKETS,-

Bnait by drafts, Postoffice money order, iiffeScscd letter, er(ln snms of fl dollan and *pward*)by exp-ees, either htaboveAgents.

M. H. SIMPSON,

duJb Ag«n^'''

jfTdawtt

terre Haute, lnd.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

,, rar,

tot

BE WARD FOR

$1,000

ANY

CAEB of the. following dlscasee,

whtehttie Medical Rwalty bare pronounced Idearabie, that DK. KICBAO'd GOLDBM KMBD1E6

Toobf Men, the expeVieffce of years has demonstrated tbe lae* that relteocs may be plaeed in I tbe eSeany ef

BELIS8 SPECIFIC

tbeapeedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, tin resait of Teotbfal Indiscretion, Whloh aeglected, rsips the banpixess, and naJb tbesnffnrer for bnainess, social socloty, or marrlagt* Tbey can be used without detection er Interference with baslneee pnrsalte.

Price une Dollar pet box, or foor besies ler tbroa dollars. It yoa eaanot procure tbeee pills ecloee the «oa«y to Dtiti S O., 6t Oedar street. Hew T»rk, and they wil: b»eeut'by return mail, well wded. Prirate circulars to KwUrtam seat tnrOB application. Kncloee Stauit. iti»Wlwl*l

SKIAS'S LIFE IjfYISOBlTOK,

OB LITS UVarMNATIXO BLIXIB,

For all Derangements af the Orioary Organ*. It gitee

Life, Beettth and. Strength

ball she nsaltand Ibllow my Ibtotiou. It oersr fails to rsmove Rerrosi Debtllty, Impoten. u, at want of Pew«r, and all asaSassa arising Itom ftoiais or ladiscretion, Maaltiag la lom of memory, aapleasaat dreams, weak nerves, headache, asrtoaa tramWiag, geeeral laeeltude, dtmaesa of rMoa, flaahlng ef the skia, which. If neglected, will surely lead to laaaalty or Consumption When tke system la mscs affsoted. It will wet reaesar wltheat help. Is mues be Invlg^ oratad andatreegthsasd, taeaable Stte enflerer to ftilflll thedatte* or Kb.

This medicine kaa beea seated tor many years, and It Is warranted a certain ccas, no mallei how bad the case may be. Hundreds of aaitiflcalea can beshowa. Prlea, owe Dollar par bottle, er (Ik bottles for In Vollafi. 00LD BT AU DBUGGISTS.

If yon rennot procure It send a statement of yoor ease, aad eaoloee the moaay to BKTAIf-A 00..OQ»dar strast, *ew Tork. audit will be aantyoa. Oa reoeipt of Tlta^o^ass, a bottto

•qwml to seven seat to any iaiELvj npifiHK la tke United Atetss, aliMgsa pkld. Frl?%te ctronUrs, sent on ifpUestlso. Enclose SUay. deel9deodwlr

'»BJFINEX

a a PACKKD BT SHOCTEB & GAMBLE,

CINCINNATI.

•Ask yoar ttroeer for onr brand of lArd 1m Ibeae Packages: Packed 4 ft, 5 B, ID S, Caddies, CO Casos for shipment. Cheapest mode for ^^elltopr Lard, Bend for Prico List. For aalo by Tkube

HactrGso-jn0w3m

0KR3. QROIDB JEWELRY. A complete set of Jewetry. consisting Pin, Sar-Biaga and Slovo Battona, made of thia celebrated me.al, which canuot be distinguished from Gold, and will wear fbreyor, sent to aiiv address on retelf of 50 cents.

Address, CHABLES A. HEGBMAN, jy7-w5t 81 Nsssan St., New York Oitj-.

RBAD!

sllliUiO

ii ae/eatli «f thi

t!a«igl Lir 4(if wci i*vra .• auaral

FAEMEES f!

RAT15 OF 8TOBAGK agreed upon by tho Warehousemen and Millers of Terre Haute Three cents per bushol tor first month or frac* tion of month.

Ooe cent for each additional month or fraction thereof. Two ce&ts per bushel or *.lBliverincj all grain stored.

Insurance charged on all grain taken in store je30d3twlm A PPLICATIOJS for LICENSE

Tbo undersigned hereby gives notice that he will apply to tlio County Commiaslonors at their regular Maaion in September, 1869, for 1 icense toaell spiritnoui and intoxieatiug liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premtaee on which said liquois are to beeoldare located on corner of Lafayette street and railroad in Terre Jlntite, Vigo county, Iadlana. jaly2l-w3t JACOU BENKRTT

J^OTICB. Notice in hereby gir«n that sealed proposals will bo roceiTedat tbe Auditor's fflce in the city of Terre Haate, until August the fith, 1S6D, for buHdlog two Bridgoe, one across Prairie Crick near Slidd'otown. and one aoroas Coal Creek on the Botut loading from Sanford to New Goshen.— Plans and specifications at the Auditor's olllce.

By order of the B.ord of Commiuionnrs of Vigo county. WM. PADDOOK, Jjl5illt-wtd Auditor Vigo county.

TTACHMENT NOTICE. State of Indiana, County of Vigo, SS— M. At. ^oab tb. John W. Hawkins—Attachment pruceedSng before G. K. f.'ouktrly, Mayor of Term Bante, Vigo Co., Ind.

Whereas 31. M. Joab lias ta^eu out his writ of Attachment against the gcods aul chatties, rights, credits and effects of said Hawkins, and whereas a retnrn hasbeeu made on tbe summons Issued therewith of not found, the said John W. Hawkins is heroby notified of tho pendency of said proceeding, and that tlio same has been continued for hearing on tho Cth day of August, 190Sj.at 1 o'olock P. M. of said day, at my ofllco in eald city, when said cause will be heard mid determined.

Given under my band and seal this Otlidny ol July, 1869. G. F. COOKKRLY, Jyl0dltw3vr Mayor.

BOOK OF NATURE. It treats of "prirate natters," In which Unmarried and those contemplating marriage are deeply inteneted.

It it not a quoth dvctur\

aji.tr-itlns-

(iiMWi. Ooatains beautifol colored plates ttative of the text. The best and most (rutlifal work on Sexual Physiology in existence. Sent by mail post-paid and seenro from observation.— Send a post-paid and addressed en velopo for circular giving full Information abont this work.— Address W. A. HOMB8, Drawer32S Oleroland, 0. jyUwSm,

7 A0LTMAN & Co.'s:'

SWEEPSTAKES."

rue OSLY GENUINE

SWEEPSTAKES IHEESHISQ MAOEIUE. ids —fllurx .'1."' Ci AiTirkAS & Co.,

Tv^Styles of Horse Powers. S 8 8 a TXJfrfE-TENTHS of the Throshl irg -1.» ^Inchines in uso in this country belong to the •"BxKtESS ArR0!t" cTass, I. e., they hnva tlio arratipemcnt of thowJ£ndlesa Apron" or^" Car .t (.r uu Cirrier," "beaters" and "pickora" in cqu'.ni«iK Machines of this style, having the sniso -eiwal fonif and settewhat similar appearance, nro maiio in nearly a hundred different factonv, Stirito anil small. Yet machines from tboso different Ihetoriee

dijftr as much, in real qualities at do

diip**nt maku of wagons, doth, leather, cutlery, miichcs or rngintt.

..-.1

Henco the importance of cc.ro

on tlte port of the farmer and tbe tbresherman in makinu their selections. Some are practically .-M~r at a thonsand than others at three liun-trt-l dollars, yet there ie not more than a hundred •loliru-fi difference between tbo

yriccs

Wryponrat.

AU1.TMAS

of tlie

txs'-

C. Aultman & Co.'n Svreepstakee" is .i-i i-cr^lite.l liraJ an.l front or this great clns, Hs superior strength, durability, simpllotj', «r draft, stylo

finish, ani capacity fr

•Jir^hiug and cleaning grain ore acknowledged. Jt has been for eighteen years afavorfto, irncl for several yoara without a peer.

It h«« led the van of improvement awl revolutionized the style and quality ul wvik l^»(i« e.l upon threshing machiiiea.

It in more widely known and estoom-*-*i than HJiy otliw. Tho namea of "C. Aiilliu.m •i r..." win SwrrpSTAKES" ato honsehold irotri" :t Maine to California.

Oar circulars contain the name:t of live thousand live hundred men in tb ^or ll,t ,„ie who have purchased it and neod it—.-m •, ,»f i» standard character -which should i»o ov«rlookcU„. che great reputation achieved by this ..M.iiie machine has led several- tinaornpnIouS rM.uiti.-tiirors. and numerous agents, to attach iiantR "Swenltins," in ono wny ami .*Jicr iv their machiuett and advertisements to ..u-i au.1 decoive. deception, look for the card c'Coavoid

Co..

pcadiariUcs

sale by

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1NSURANG&.

nnsuonsm

LIFE INSURANCE GUMfAW

OP THT5 WORLD

t. e.i 5i 'a -ia {fsxi

A I O W

LIFE, INSDRAf QE .00.,

United States of America!

CBABTBm bv SPKCfAt ACT of lUltift^

CASH CAPITAL-...... .$1,000,000

5,395 rOLIOIES,'

PERFECT ..'SW "-i. r*.

PALACE of MUSIC I A N O S

Itonrr

IT. Tatlor,

Mwnfnctarors, Oiuitoo, Ohio.

Goal Western Ag't, ....... Chicago, Hi. j«S

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Manufacturers, CANTO*.

iilit'i." in jrllt Icttor.-, conspicuously, on both iilefl »f tlw loacliino. tf you want to buy a spurious Swecp-l.w.-ause vou can get it for

kpoor

pay,

,.r H1 '"lung tiliie," do It with yonr eyes oiwii. Cli .t ).• tlio way tliey get rid of inferior machines. The genuine Sweepstakes" coni. uns many valuable

consini'twr.

well a* Puteuted Improrcrments not tcbe fonnd »i *uy other machine whatever. It is the acknowledged Leader of the •f-Lut •KuHoiih Apron" or "Canvas drain Car!ir l.rancli of the thrilling machine Ami 1?, b:-i luMfi'r more thara thirty yrars threrfre-i Mid jit-I tlio Krain of tho conncry.

Mtore SWEEPSTAKES are boina It for this yew than ever before.

ni»ut

have lie'en iwldod, and lis nfhno'.l 1 l«itiou at the head of its claiw will l^ waiutained iu the fntore in the pant.

tor

E. It. BOBBINS, Afff

jel®-w*hn Filth St., bet. Main sud Ohio-

ATTORNEYS.

FM.

MEREDITH,

Attorney «t Law. ,f Omts-Is ferrlnfton Block, Terre

H.BLAKJB, Attorney at Lav,

NOTAB-5T

cr Til*

BRAKCff OFFICE, PIT ILA.DKL FH14^

OFiFI^KKSi

OlAliKNCI! H. CTiAUK,Philadelphia, PrrsiilciL JAT OOOKK, Chairman Fiat rift* ari' 'FWcn*' Ooramittee. HBNBT D. COOKEj WfJssingl.ou^Vicc-IY^idwit. EMERSON W. PEET, and Acfnary. FRANCIS G. SMITH. M. I... Phlla.lrlplui ^.'.?-' ical Pirecton. ,»J™9,„ComPany fa' tLo i.GVPtv TKN" JffONlHttof txi'tPiu'f

H'f it .SSl :i" *i

.^insckiho

$15,142,800

———

Tills Cojniisay offars to ltd i'olioy-UoMiMS4sC['

SECURITY t'l'i

bj'its'CaBhtaid ap Captfal of OneUfflflMrnolinfAp''! and guaranty's tv lueurod. liy no

Low Hates of Jyremd timm

liAHOE DIVIDK'nS O AHVA^TFT-81ta ^c a FeCVvrsicsarv Dividend of 100 per c^ot. by fU

Return Premium Plan.

GE2TJEIIAL AGENTS.

,i JUIUi «. J"

1.1.is

«t CO,.

CJSCIXSATT, OHIO,

Central Areata for Ohio nad Contral aid oeuth ern Iudl»n.a.

A. FOOT:„ ln%

Ajfcnt for Tf*rr' Hanlo^

MUSICAL.

fi. Kisisaruirw

STECK'S, KNABE'S,

CHICKEEiNGS,

j4WfJci "tdfftt i, Tbe Celebrated Patent Cycloids au other well-known atj'i nkllab!»^a«:ers. 13 I^I'ARHAKT SKKBnASI'fi

Varlor atul Cfmrch Orgar's atul MelOiieOtte,

SHEET MUSIC, lNSTKCCTIOK .COOES, And every variety of

Small Musical Instruments* —ASB— Musical Merchandise.

———

PIANOS FOR llETfT.

Also, oJd Xnstaramoats taken luu&chsi^eor /ut ptiy

ouefl.

DAW

Pianos, Melodeons^ ru«1 Ml klnda ot rmttllor Mnfrical 7n«itrtl•lODta repair&l by

COMPETENT WOltKMEN. 'l„

St Onl'-rs ft

iJALA.UK OF UUkOi No,

4«tT

Ohio

(Opposite*!bo OM V'Onrt T?oueof) l-'.JJi aj«O. (fUJ UUS .SJtfMWC a SWUM* if

IXJ3BXJXC:^

OariO—On Ohio Street, between TtoUd au4 Fcnr% Street.

Strict

tr1 KJ

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lnd:

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-. #Vf-•-••.'f 'tiV '^ifei-3 MEItCIIV.M?

JOB.h HAJMEY

CeHMISSION

And Wholesale and ic lill kindn af Or^in. Warebonse, on norrli First St., at Cacal Terra llaat^, Indiana.

Attention

pftid to rocoWntf l"r-

wariing ^ocU. JelrwJw'i

ii A shi