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THF alAII Y FYPRFS I
xlkLJ A'-flllJl lJiVl IILaXJ. j
TERRE-HAUTE:
TUESDAY Jl'LY 53, ISii
Ota latest dipatchea last night puts a far
batter face on the result of the jmvc, that
appear to Uave- oteained I Bull Kur yes-
terdav morninr. The Hat of killed eerri to
bs reduced to tbtce hundred, I rtf
Sherman littery hi returned.
' Br our iiiptchM thii morning, it will U !
Mn that CiLrrmv' resolution ped !
with only two dissenting rote.
A pari of S
the re-solotlon, however.
ajpeur to
lute ,
I
lm dodged hy iora fit tnemler
Tai preeM Top? of Row U tt.u one j tt) ajainit the Democratic party in the fu
tarofare. tore." Well, lupport the GoverTment your
Tat Journal talks about "ruc o
Mtimtreat" who had beti-r alterd to thir
own baltew. TL2 cia probably he a 00 Li-püabe-i
if the Jovrnal will et thetu ike ei
aole.
Ozx neighbor of the Journal prce ta
g it wp a "ioa rWrra vlociarüt." in crro- '
titioa to the Union Club. Cood. We acta-
Lnv.f him for permanent chairman, so tint b ',
auy keep the faffr jmnten in onler. j
. mt m . j
xncx the death of Lord Caaraitt, Lxd I
Chancellor of EcgUrd, Sir HicuaaD BtTO- I
it, late Attorney Genera!, has been ap- j
pointed hb aucceMor, ar.d ba already re- j
etiTed the ?reat aeal of the kiaSdcaa fro'a her
. Jr t 1 :
Majey. the Queen. He La. eutered on j
the duties of h:a offlce. with the titV of Baron i
Wertbury, of Wertbury, Wiltshire.
T Deaiocrarje party ws once a large
party hut ?i year ugo it split in two the
laxgeal part turning aeceioni-'U. This
leases a fragment of i: in the Xorth. in the
luiiiority in erery State. Yet there are some
toik who art eternally Ulkirg about thii
prty bein the only one that cjii sive the
Ccica.
Tut IConua Catholics of Earope were very !
r '
aouetoavova.tne nie arainian .Miuu-
ter, ana. since n;a deatii, tu Cardinals and j
. - 1
prelate of the LLurch aver that ms death
waa a aigaal aud special nroke of Divine
FroTidcnce. They a!o preteai tht the
Queen ot England ia jrraduaily being
converted to their faith, and that the Tricce
of Wales fs already a member of their
Tit silk worm &2d the Tis ia the South
t Franre hate been very uaoroductire thia
sv5iu Tbs vinrs between Boardeaua and !
Ccgnae were blijhted on the night of the
6th of May, and a letter from Arignon, dated
T ft. . . ,
June 21st, atys: -Good by to the wine and
brnndy of 1S6I." The injury to the si!k
worm in so great in nuuy districbj that the !
mulberry leaf remains entirely unused.
Th cropi ot grain, howerer, are tery fine.
Oes neighbor of the Journal U ote ol the
moat .sanguine of the human family; noth
ing like it waa ever known or heard of be
töre ia the whole world' hifctory. For ex
ample: He is cit4ntly talking about his
party the great Democratic party being
the enly Union party in th country not
withstanding it pot but ttrtlrt electoral ots
at the laat election. That would be great
party tofave the Union with, wouldn't it?
Tat Union Club formed in thij citv. has
bothing of party about it. The design sim
ply is, to give aid to the Government, w far
U it Can, without any regard to party; it
member being composed of th who be
long to all jmruVs. But there uie a few who
are so mu.li wJ.Iett t. their pnrty, tht they
ria.iot i into sU( b a more merit for feir of
iMiajur Thy ur.pr that Leu man
unit -itU t Ur.iou Club to support the Gov-
en.rce:.t. he ntuat of ucesity. It at- tktirpttr-
tf Well, they know be t.
Wai we talk of n- party, on th snbject
cl the wr, wt mean that upon a iustioo cf
ihit aurt all men of every party should un'te,
käd tltn, wha tl wr U over, they tan
tk Uietr positiou lu their rfpsciie pr
4t, U'lhty choo,Jut at thty were before.
Whta you hear a man talking aboat keeping
sway from any moveaa-nt in AAa cf the
Gt-ernmunt, merely Hecanse it may injure
Ula atj, Jua my t hicu do u as caring
c-cre for tia party thaa ha doe (or "the
erca;try.
tear a gcod dsnJ, from a certain wlaaa
wf ay apathetic editor, s beut the Republican
pirty belg a eecwra one. W wonder that
it as- neer occurred to theta to think of the
laas hr.iise they lns n. They ieny iht
tLe .VJu'Wrn Deaxr-cy it part of their
rty, bcau they ar Jsecea-ioaista Conie
4iutly ti.ey ta do other than Sorthrn
eappcrters. Are they no., then, a sectioral
I arty V If they sre not. they njut. tjecsi
itly, take in the ieeesMt,if for that claas
KU'oraces all the who us1 t be the Soulh
ern Democncl. with a fea leadir etcep
.
I ui hte r.re in Southwsrk. Kng!ard, is
akl to lave been the most der abating which
La c!irrel In Luroy-e ince that at Ham
buryh ia ard the tuoi !etrurtii e, as
t prvpeit, whkl has uken place La Lnd -n
withiu the cieuviry ot man. The l i e
Uaoated 3.lZd,ijö itl-t.g. There it
eighteen tLviai blc t.f c.l n. thirty
LhOwavnl chets of t, arwt :tt ttouaarvJ
gh '. h i e-1 ho f th e a-i o f 1 tllo w , c 5 r. a ai 1 ,
bsude lucetsse qnu.itics of ilk, rice, aa't
s er r jer-le enanre
r.l 10 price.
, ,r .f.:-i f.r.j!i. Uia
'Sv'tsn cf Taraey. ur. if 1! prolab;btv.
nwJnce v-me ' f In Fi-ropan p.!.
. a as i. trsit C4u t!e withdraw l f f
.aai
, f -r ,.W
y.im ,.cln .u .uerre f Tarkey ,n
Unite. r. r.'i'. I'1 ereiti n i n? ;
3l.-leptJent k';Pd.-ni. His anf r At .
ni t- Art, his brctber, -ho is rej-n.-l
If t . I I . '1l . . V
a atrtnu-.:-i .-'"'tip., ar.-j vio ..i "
1 kfd U Ser the ere.ee n? t psh I
tie crov, either la h K'Uvpeia -r A
fe
h.X
damM.d !.ecB bt!; t. .-Ui i
kev ha Wen the ".ck Utn' J 1
1 MT-
It ",t4
be dLScw1! ti' pers-a'fe bet ryl pt
that she can git aUi -täla-t lU'r L.rar
E'ct,rD iinotwelle-upT-Iiednowwnhj
cotton aj WM ja, yesr. The presen J
! tuprlT amounts onlv to 1,005.970 bilM, or '
201, hale? lea than laet year. Hut th;a
deficiency may poaaltly be supplied withnv'.
any is.!tive r ecesity fjr her inllng upon
r iic;
the bhx-kaoe. itii tbe Southern
Stau-, as the temporary w undraw al of th j
American supply hxs opened many other av- !
-eriue thrt.ugh which she receive it
It is
v i
aaid that td.e w now iceiing supplies Irom
. a a mi m
'A'f'' new f51. or increMing places
d growth or shipment, and beside the in
cree of her India productions, it is thought
that Av.itulu may 00 hm.rae a cotton
growing country.
Tat Jomrmal thinks that erery thing in fa
tor of supporting the Gorenicent of tlie Uni
ted .Vutei, U a "new larty scheme to oper-
self thtn, Lnd it will ill be riht.
Z& The Lafayette Courirr notice- the ar-
. riral in that city of a distrecd fitaily (rota
Harper' Fc:ry aud acother from Shreete-
, p-crt, Louliiaca. Tho former left Virginia
i ia cooacoueuce of the utter destruction of
! . . . . .
tbe r property by the reheli, wd tho utter
wcl iroca Loassuca to eacap the reign of j
lrcr previillng in the South. The Louis'-
a refugee hi to make their way nor h j
through Texas, Aikjicsw and Mis-.ouri, a j
order to e-icupe detection and arrest.
Cant KtnuU It.
Oa Tueiaylait. Col. Johnson, the Jan
of the Fraukfort Ccmmcn trealtk, coaV(rsd ,
"ith lW0 -V0S, aien .direct from Camp j
Boone, near Clarkanlle. i enneee, on their I
wav honJe l0 UirrUoa NMt?, Their names J
Bre Wilham W. Whitehead and Beasemean j
Cumraii:. The editor is acquainted with
these young men, and knows that their state
ment can re reueuon.
Thev Hre a deplorable account of the j
hardship, and ufferiug at c.mp Bo.no.-
They were induced to enlUt for on sear, ;
with a rromiae of ill, when they arrived
there, pood clothing, good ration, blanket.
Lc, Jcc. Thev were there titteea days, and
did not receive a cent of money, co cloth, I
they had to sleep rrcn in a little tent, and ;
did not have half enough to cat. Their j
raticn consisted of eight pounds of meat per
dav. for tnontv-three men. At each meal,
-ch man had 'three nivy crackers. The of-
c- .n t .... . ;.. ,nt lint tVA
private are not allowed to le:tve the
C4im.
tick or well
Si 1 1 s
! when thev left, thero wert ;iiou Ltteen
hnndrcl ragged, half-starved vktim leit.
Dejertions were of every d.y occurence
Thirty. ?et en men from that camp came on
from Bowline Green with Whitehead and
Canjur.cs. I he woods, on the Kentucky side
of the river, was full of lugitives lrom Camn
Boone. Thee young men left while they
.vtre chaCoS guard, and walkel to Bowling
1 Green, and came on the railrond to Louii
i n!e. From that place they walked to Frauk-
i fort
I 1 bee left Hamsun countv tronir seccs-
siou'sts, but are now the best of Union men
1 They at they are poins? bat to Harrison
j e"um-v' m,ork. fl H irrv Rnl for tbe
I .sUture, and also to prevent anv voung men
,rüra coin , fr0m Keaturkv to tenr.eMca for
their "right." Louisr.llt Journal
The fosser i( i Sentimeut Indiana.
It U doabtful ihe:her, .i'nee the daya of
Feter th Hermit, the world has seen such an
uprising, at the b'dd'n of a sentiment, 09
this country has exhibited in th lat ninety
davs.
l'erhaj-j the magnitude t" th? effort ia best
ippre-'Vtted by observing what has bceu done
ov single Sutes of the Con ederaey. And
to illustrate thi. we nei not evca adduce
th aertion of sovereignties dating back to
Revolutionary da-, as New York, Fennsyl
vania and Massachusetts. Younger mein
ben of the CoclWrscy, State that half a
century fince had no evirtence. contribute
singly no inconsiderable army tn the a-em
bling forces of the Union.
Let us intanceon of thco, wliich lecent
events in We-toru Virginia hire brought fa
vorably ami prominently forward. IuJia:..i.
fortv five tears aco a frontier Tcrritorv,
tsherc tho re i man tili contended wiih the
while piinf.-r, Irxiiana has cvjulpj-eJ, and i-
equipping lor the General Gotcmment, a
force fiich as his r!ccidel ere now the fate of
a ation twenty-three rcg:aicnt, a v-.lim
tcer a riiiT of mort than twrutv tbourM.d in
fantry and twelve hundred ca airland the?e
she h.ia iot only uaiforfaei aud act-on tre I,
but partially armed with tie ifaprovM ri!!f
of the day. meanwhile at her own eajeuae.
Thii ia no isolated eximple. Others have
lone a? well. If the pioer of a fentimsut S
to be e?tiaatl by the deed it prompt, how
swor.5 du; be the love of the Lnion in th
aeatta of its clt'rem! .Vofiona lnUli:s.ictr.
An AÜectiu; Incident
A few dayaaixice, the several reim.us cf
General b.cklts Brigade were iors into Iii
ervice of the CciteJ States, by the adm'nia- j
.ration of ths cWmary oatn. Foar rcgi
tr.enla had bcn?wvru in. and each one took ,
.he lu'tmn oath, accoxpan'el and followed
a a . i m a
w;:n burTara. i nen ice n tiepimeni was
drawn up in line, an oßicer c : tM.u cfthe
comToies, ateppinr to the front. addrcd
. . . . . .
ün. b.cklei. and requested tnat bit reg!
aent m'ght te sworn in with prayer. It wa
too solemn a raometit fur hurrah. 1 he
GcnemI told Lira that the chaplains were
ibaeat, and there was n ne to cfJl ujon to
perform the duu. TheoCcer rttlicd that
.ic weald etil upon ore un Jcr his cornsaar.J,
il the General would give h;m lca.c. C n
ent wai f.iven. The dutv wsj ct!ained to
&e regiment, and the ofiicer t tiled u;v.n a
youth, etentecn yrars of ae. t atf to the
front and lead them in prater. He Jrnuiedi
ately ffVai the piice a..i;r:eJ him, a-. ien
Ifsctl in prayer. The whJe reimeut was
meae! int tears, as well a hundreds why
were ?tandir. armmd s w itneae of the
scene The men vtoud weepinp after the
pnjw waa uve.. deeply affected aathe
eneral. tint bv Mtnt for tbe chaplains to
wne atfl witness the cene. It was froa läs
nn lir that tliese fact wer derirel .V.
1". Sum.
Jul No
1 l.r Menjuhis Akl-ml utdv a Ja dnt ;
coiitu.ied a letter from a Kk hntor.d crr
I jjti!r!(t, saying: i
"If the jrrtil hody ol .McC.oliift f ires
ibanid be Hoo'.ers an l Huckese, are report
ed, the nuaihr cf onr men nerd '.ive the .ie- J
nartmcrit very Utile coixeru. 1 li.c lelio-va !
w-a'lfjht. We hive h atnry f' '11..!
mdtntr Faena Vita.' O-e lv. tur c ff ,
ijiiti w.,1 ijfivf them l' iVci. Woti.u
I tlil the Knftoftbe w sr deperKlc l ii,'on a '
' crtfl wiib thvc Tnc: s! thee f-lU Tl
' reull i .t a a abject i'jt que .li
Ne. U 1 The question U pietti wet!
ae't!e.t r i. Vo:r fellows won't birht at any
; o-lli wbethrr for or s rain it Uu n. The
(h aol Irlana toa followed them frtwo
dis to ret a fihi. an I they ctuld be acra
t2-!ated w ith r.uth r ? vt a akirro .1! in w h ch
' 'vof loi" deerMl tkelr fier.ertl sr.i Jctt
bra to 'lie iv (.'3 i'ii- ,'"
, B f .. ,J,ÄÄ;.If Jt(ljfrf,
A lit fender tif Toit Picken.
Onr Cibrrrs w Übe pla t U lem thjt f
t arö t Kaie Cas-t. .iurj. Ose cn'.i i f..tr a
' -ciate-l wuh tbe Kslli.t Slennar i Fort
iVker.s dnris the cvry t.nths itw4 utn
! act-i bv tha r e!s Iwifor it wi rrtnf r!,
red aui r ws 'or .vine btr. He i a
tactel to ti e iyb 1'fr.icifD'. of he regular
- ar.o. t I i t t'-.e tect vi in? t fhr at
1I4 'itabcc aiviK y.arawi
co-uuro'triM of an ' Eastern naj cr ac
eotnpanyin;: our army in K.utern Virginia,
the Kun or lo.my crtte e,
I WJ Vi S II k
fuuoJ to hii e their tubej and tuuch holes
torpid tcah Uud, to rentier them hartulea
rteuthf Union l'jrce. How thU happen,
whether by trMiheiy in the confederate
lion of ihr wMif noi to he mJ tzaimt the
(overtuuetit, cannot he told, hut in either
cv it fhoia tute of A elLaff among the
reb.fl ,h-it only need a ft'- more lacaiha of
j ucri work a our Ohio and Indiana bot hart I
ione in extern trginia to dei elop iüta ü I
real I niou movement. If amtliin; rouhl j
hiiu the torien of our citv iirto "deiencv thU
factouht to do it, but thev hae m. little
.; respoot for the Ui.i ju, and aö utttr a deteta
j tion ol tbe liovcrntnent. that even the pa tri-
; otitm lorksng iu arme 1 reheN csn't tout h j
i them. ;
! StiiMiox Motv. A davor tu iure,
i we were ihowna bill u tho Rank ol the
j Commojiweakh of Virginia. It h dted at
Rit hmc.n.l, Va., May lt, lttil; and i the
kind of currency ned to j ay thi eoldiers of
, the buttern armv. i hw bill w.n ncnt to L
I C. Slavens, eq . of th: t.laee, by
Marshall i
I .. JiiXiic, ot L-iK:. Dunklin 4 cotnp&ny, cow
! in Virginia : it was &ent in behalf the" com
( F-any, (l'utnaiu Guard) that their fiitnda ia
"old rurnnm m ght lino a ihirht memento
of tl.e r m.irch into VirginU. Welenratrotu
the letter to Mr. .S4avfni, in which the bill I
.l irl I'ul if 14 ttn'lH tint Infntr rnnt n i
t. ' VV ' V ' : ; l4" , I
MARRIED.
On th? 5';4 !ü,i., a. the Cltrk IToue jo xhli citj.by
II. Mtauaora, Esq., Mr. TU L. McDOUGAL to Mis
ANN A .XUKU rOl'LK. hoth tf 111.
LUMBER.
w, . niu.
H. D. TOPPING Ä CO.,
DEltCKS I
i
Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles, '
Laths, &c,
M V.'.v-. TT 'r'
0"
Can!. Terre-Hutc, ind
lr All orders alte n1t t to iiroxrial?.
July 23, m
LEGAL.
"VOriCE 1 here hereby Kiveu, thit letters leiU-
JL's
rontry with the will annex!, harabeen ircrt-
ed to the undf rsigBd upon the e-uatu ot Joh II.
j JS;;
is s jrptca 10 oionr.
? of countv. Sai.lt tute
A I. HE KT WATSON.
RECRUITINC.
Xf ANTED FOR TUE UNITED SATk'3 AMY-
? V AbJe-bodied tare, betweeu age of eighteen
and th!rty-2ve year, lay from tll.OO to 21,00
per m&r.tt, wita ratiota and quartord, to c iaa.ti.c
at one.
Two rllar nil' be paid .ay titii.-i who hall
prxure and present to the lUcm U-g t'Cccr an c 1 Chfne Poil de CLcvre, iormerlT old at 4-ce-jtlle
recruit. ; fOP2!k-
Ur.dfrpret-nt reruliUor. Any ncldler Lu an op- I '
jvrtuji.: y cf tccciaiiig a eviumia. iood oCct
ror roaher ithrnution, apply at the reudenr-.
Terre-haute, c-i the wtst IJe of tha Housre.
AtT
ALFRED L. UoCOn.
Cit. lV:h iiiiAMjn L". S. A., IZcmiUaff Oolc-r
July r, dtf
j
1 "
i
MUSICAL.
KELLOGG'8
UNIOX QUA DRILL K HAND!
"IT7ILL AITEND I'ROMPTLY TO ALL C.US
M l;j ihe iu apical liue. Mu-ic furuihwi f jr D.Ua
and Partie r.t reasonable rate-1.
JySodly.
. V ... I
PERSONAL.
NOTICE All p rsons indebted
A. a i) the un1eraiTio4 will .le&a attle wUi
altar's. Mick A F;rc, as son pc.ihl.
JylMwiw THOMAS U. h'KI-SON.
WANTED.
rpVO Oil THHKK MINERS TO
av. CO A I. nt tho Farinrburii Mint- c. Fnquftc
cf john r. Drrncv,
at Trr. -ll.iute, of Jk"k Aix, at th. Miufs.
jvlriUlw3
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
IJA.VK OK 1UK STATU Of INDIANA.
Urioch at Terrt-riaute, July 12, IhCI.
VMVIM'NDofhvf j-vrri:t. hat bcn Jeciared
(nti:C.ipltal uvkii thi. llranrb. paralle to
. Ml- Scbl iT hi iIikih1.
Jjl'ilwwj I KENTON HI" SHE V, C-4 r.
RAILROADS.
Oilic? Torr II taute X IUchinond It. R.
Tfcat -lUrrr. July 12,1M1.
1 VrOIICE. 0. and afer
M
oiiday.
Xs tlx UJi tiiu, the Trains r-u till T.l will
! Way tie or.KAL niUyGEB STATIC M H-
Xa.lTiiua at 70 a. w
Laeia at air. at
AnJ w-til arris
Krr a Trsio at.
aOiiTraio at
10.15 a. aw
14 r. at-
Thc NUht Earreaa ia wfAJraw-a.
aV" ya-aeca.rs ara refioirt-l to rorci. Uckia .
j befor-enter fr tte cars. Bagair U bt ciiea!e4 I
t n4tb attt ;aiiiu Ua u.Ujuis bvfur lie tiatn t
I l.v
. i
r. j. rrcK. äut-t
.ylJ-tww J"ur-I evpy.
TO TARMERO.
KIRRV'S
American Harvester!
as Tn
t It II. t PES T A SD VEST
Reupor und Mowcu
I or raamcs.
IKU I - jlt- lAu.Hatl.4iUathjoc, or lK bu-L-i.
v t a.r it spt. lsei.
Mower
14 TStS-
jLHiHTLsr a.vi KF.ST of -MowKiis
IVartaiileJ t euil to a:y i4hr. IM 'i
r-r.U'..- S. WOI.f'A C.
i: have DTH i: n
Tiat f wJi ;! VFitI C'nr.AT at,l fO iMf uw.
S. WOLF k CO.,
N.. a lu tD4 14 M .1 i
HAV hakls.
HAND UAKI.S.
Doint 1 TnarcSuovRi FLOWS
0 H A IN CIlAm.CH
FOIlKH. AC..I.C at
J1-.t N t 111 4il ll' Main '-. Trrr-Hi.!.
COIVIIVIISSION MERCHAtiTO
j r rvn w. a,'ttf.
TTJKNER Cc McKCEN,
. & - . w x It . sTr 9 9 a
RFiCth lb, f Uli Ahl'bG .v;r
CofTimission Morchrnts,
liealer tn Ii raain, I lour atnd alt.
irAnE-nOClTOs th Cakl. tar OaTeira Uaata
a Kica- l ai.4 a. r fujaa b't v
taiimM T&K&K.UAUC. CTS.
ED8ALL, tYTDOUCAL Ci CO.
Hard Times No More !
j
in at iho lluv borne and the Itarueiuu
!
rilert i4 UwkI at
EDSALL. UcDOUGAL & CO.
And bo ccr.vlirfTod that tin tiiai art rvM an
I J 1 - .11 1..
"ri roM w" " ,n,t,smi
for Cash, and have received ivc r JÄS.l)')
! worth ot p-ods durinc; the pt ten di, pur-
i
i
! cta-ed ii a ruir tus h to lh? lmp"'rtcr and
Mauulacluier, und wtdtlt we ar-n MaUd to
'ell at lower prices than erer Uitc -n tho
1
; Wfcbfcsh, lii'
About 70,000 Yardi American and
English Calicos,
Iu Choice St)i um' Wh Ovlon at t axvl
Fin Fleuch Challw at Fic rr yrd;
Suprtlnc do at 15 and iWc r yard;
J Silk and Linen Poplin, formerly Kld i Uc,
for 25c;
j 500 yards M'jhuir ToaianJ-, Double WitthJ,
u . ..1 t- o..:., v.i
for Bt'mmcr iibd Fal!. at !X V ;
j Itrtautifii! 8tyle.s MoznnibWjue, at Ss). Ä and
i 3 cent;
; Barepe Anglaie, Mohairs and Lavellag, for
, Tmrelm? .Suiti nt C, b rjvl 10c per yard.
FANCY DRESS SILK
AID BLACK .SILKS!
i 600 vaids Rich strii-e Fnc' Silk at 7.' cetil.
1 ncj-c oiiÄ.s coi 5,1 ri 10 imjjort.
m
Iteautiful Shades find iuailtj Flain lhrr
Silks, in Blue, Ilmvrn, Drab. Tan, Ash
e-, Roses, cb .
Cb.r entire eiock of Kar.w Silks will be
j Closed Without Regard to Cost
Our Huek ot BUCK SILK ha
Never been Equalled in the West I
lieautiful Iüfth Lu.tre Oil Hoiled Bilks at 75.
W). !0cftnd$l.
4-1 Eatra Heavy MAnlilU BUk at
4-1 Fvulard Silk Ln axuali cLeck fiurea
: ELEGANT BAREGES,
!
FRENCH JACONETS,
AND (RENA DIN KS
At prlcas that wtii AStonieh all
aLat, though ot aLvut!
aMoNu th a
Great Ba rgainn
! EwbUl Cambric SctfH.'
At iO. C6,
ard K , iuuhIIt
il,50 to $3.("Jearl4
Mld from
Saratoga Fnuil
In vaiiwf tla
itST v v,!d it disiln-tly nn.ertod that
th-ie -.! nre all frw nd freb, haitj(
! hei.n purf!iad durua? tl ! 90 day.
I
K DA ALL. M'JMJUGAL tt CO
Orcsr Main P'-ank Ptmta,
CLOTHINC.
Winshall & Paddock
H
VK RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
.V PIuh Ultra
Sil I R T S !
ni a nL An.rirM or
umluer Underwear
EXTRA LARGE 8IZED MERIKO
Underohirto Cl Drawers,
KOf: L..iE SI 7. Ill) MEN '
Al. h lanrH-rior Article
Leather Paced Driving Olova (
Vs e tvt- r,n houd. aa all time.
FULL ASSORTMENT
FJniN'Cn BROAD CLOTHS.
10ESKI.VS. AND
lUtEXADUs-Ö.
A fill, lIMi Cf
.SUMMER CA83IMERES,
LIN EN 8, MELTONS.
MARSEILLE, CASHMERES, Ac .
Which e aro prcpiard to make up to order,
hi ÜU3 moat elent taanifr.
1 WAn Trrr.
L. RYCE & SON.
20 Days Exhibition Only I!
Juno 6th, 1.801.
! SUMMER MÜTJTLSS
IN H K A L
lYciMh and runhcr Itcc
03,50 to 035,00!!
WHICH la
25 per ctmt. under Regular Pricw!
A Ui lii-rir beirv: Rvl u Ai'v,' rt" hi
U- arJua i-Mv, vw
Points, Shawls, Flounc, &c,
JWJ Eidit for th Tiat Tvurdy Ijy ft
OHOIOB SBLBOTION
r tua
4k
ftM ti a.. 1:1It retcreJ tv W aJ,
.it j
carerec 25 per t.
uler
iea-u.ar prK,
For Cafih Only!!
Ii. RYCE & SON.
j Our Drti6S Goods Dopartment
i
; U ry aiuoü-atUcU)lVfT;iCF.!, bw-Uu
l at CtuUaL IfcT(r Khei aul
t
, LI tg mil Hobt V 1) Gootln,
At Cost to Clone Out!!
IS A IKW WOkltf.
. a Ira bhia Uum fwtwU ?ar ejy t '
j La lo KtbCCK Tins TCK. atvl tLnihoot tbe
wWe et-a, KVfJBT KIND Or GOOD INCLCI'EO, !
wui te at a ptVe vxxTn-Iy; rut to liienra
a culaer aale Kf ivsii UuJs vf (jKVda, they wJl be
! wr4 a a pH.
.TItifh lieloic Untt
L. RYCE & SON.
Now Sold at Now York Cost
Curpoto,
Canton Mattlnt
Wall Popor
Laco and Tnmbourod.
Curtain Drapory,
. INT T)
SZouue B-tirHishing Ovo1
bi U a Heti Ontitj" ww Hwae.Kepar.
CHARLES ALSCHULER.
Great Excitement
IT I Uli
GERMAN STORE !
1
I TTAVIW DUIERMIXED TO Kiliorxa MV
Hock cf lry Goods un bul of. Urn TTar, 1
er w.kr urt t
All c tc r
Warlike M'rictHf
s Wla.xtaD It 0
Black Silk Mantlea !
THK LATKK STVLKK !
MP AI
A S TOXiSHIX OL V LO II' V RICES !
SPRING AN1 SUMMER
DRESS GOODS!
riOLt) AT IMPORTATION COST !
!
Worü 5. at 2
Parasols d: Sun Umbrellas!
I
ATAVCTiOS PRICKS
77 ßr Quibdf it i.fJa ejA
'Big Salca and No Profits !"
i Reanber tha GERMAN 8T0R2 !
Cent Waa an A TVtai Sr.
I
jta iA Wf l fesjjr lJU ltia , CU(p
eaf tVWt .'
1'iuni.c aixtczTVLsn
MEDICAL.
5i'L,t Ar'-
illill f . , ry. ,
Cardial
i;
III.OOII
Purifier !
r.REATEST REMEDY IN THE W(RI.l
I t llrloti A lltfftitrul r-
dtn! t!v r Taken !
:TMK 'HIoiesands upm tiuuw
fi L i.l i&
( bJf r-uKlr f r -tuovluc and IXTl'.JÖFIAIIN.l ib-
1 Tt"!'-' i oyttoro, r-url'j.Tiy tni ea
ruLlrjlb t'l.-vt TrtiTTr
! c ! k. vTWIr- Ii
rli l i.
lira Ith niirt Mr'nth
iUF.nr. is xisTAKr. Ai-ofT rr.
If wi!l rur Uer tnir!a!M. P1r':. tn.i
j biiiry, II r apache. aprroi .f Sf.iii:i, Ft4
. srid Atue, inward Ftr, i-t.d Httz'Jb, n ir
I uf the lJer. Mojt ah r T-nrrU.
ftEVTUMKN, 4)Tlih I t- li.ltav
!ar.Ä-(p.-rtj!i; "
LAU KS, do y.t wm th Uxa .tf haith t . nfci
U yor rlir.k. .in J ttn c at .1,4
i fLf N"? srnr.NiJTIiryiNc; rO!;Mal vM
, HiKl ITKillKE:
DUy ta nvit(Hi; l( I rT.ntJ to .u. .
Üon. It wiJl cor lj clwstof üe KiJuer Wotf-t
t cr r.Iar; FaibCosr, CUtructrJ Mr.trnuf., Ft."
i in iL t'ub. Fnim-Drw. ftr art J! hn.jr .-
ftxra llricrNrn lvmiT. "it , ae !if':j4
I or Otilldrtfu.
lM jvi.r.tyocrJlif.t, Wklej. wur rhlU.
! beiUj, .trorid robu.O üin iv U,i-.
, ycUanSL-tr.jjaifäUTdial, (ea Ut directJtxu
i boU, It I driicHiS to taie.
j Oir Uti-poouriU, tkti ev-ry li.rt.lrjr, ti,. .
; 1 a ur prsTrotJv nln.t rLill a&d Urr.
ur, cowers cr ai:jr ix-v.ui.a cia SIS
UIT1Ü.M lwr of Lru(fjit or
cay try to rtla u; yu a UxU Ii.iur sr"
ajrü.a (wtkh tLey can buy rLeap) ty m)1j. h w
Jim as irood. Ttrc ar srrn mu UASE -tcmih u
UI a rrt of wy t.rrv to dub ti. ir VIL; dx-'
ut. AM1 Ui üJanr.out llilATk S art cir yi
Uin..u cwojKud ! Ak for Dr. J. H. Uclans
renhf-iat C.idiai and Iiiovd iHirlßer. T.-
t ywur tUi tLwoajLlr, ilA at iL siuii t'-j
i STKFXüTHEN ai1 l.W luOUATK vL Ui. '
aUuu. . It i rut up iß t:tiK-l
r f la Kvilc kt fsi-
UK. J. H. M- IAN, .Vis IVt ttfi.
C-omr Tlilrd at. ! Si.. S. LotU,
Dr. tXrl.ean t'liivoranl Filial
ijta cowjui, aujjH-ar, MitrcHa Al
The tKTrr L.s Ut CATIUKTW tnr-Lr
-BKrd to the public, that L. Rt.n r ch r-Jr .
tfvSi-t! k Mrlan rairiri
4iiUrrly vrirei t.'.th-y Unj
reut aul ru be tni.t u by ihr ir... u ;,jtr t-j. ,
pr4iij.t pewrrfü! la rr,.-.... rturf aft h'Moni
tkw, fU hr;tire, I tl I ji!Uj tu 1: U. Mi-t
j 10 !', Uicy aro U. oiwy .ln ul 1 1. i
j raalariou li:-:rl-t.
. Tbey j.rodute uo irrl;., hJ.-l.iw. v -.a
. k-.om.rU or tcnirl. trf.t. rry ctlv wit
Unrbelr eperaMon. ..-;i- LralOy iwvrn..j.J
j the Uwr s-ul M m. ) . tV,a wf.! a2tr from tlUwu.
rero"ir co o tirOf Krp U.-n c.Kiir;Ur cc
hand; a ln-l.' dLe tekon In a a.rt, rurr MeVetit
hoor, days anJ month f M.iur. A. a ll.r I J
H. lirUpaD'a Liiivr! I!!!. Uhtta Miwr. lu,"
coatl. Uy ar Uiit-i-a. prij. Wijy rojll
bo an-i ran ..: mm by r ' io t'.y r ft t-f tia I. .
J. H. M-LtAX. Si lYofiit.jr.
CVriwr 4 Th.rd ivj 1r Hv. hi. iLcir.
Dr. J II. IcLcnnS Volcunlo tMi
Liniment.
Thk It rar ExttuxaL i hie Woau.. rvt M.-
I'R EfUkHT.
Th.'Uj. .jm humui W-!r . b. t,p ,r
orJam;.Uriirtand ri.fry, ly tie te tf thia biaJ
na le Lnän. nt. It 1J1 rrlifve I'AI.N alui.t LJta.i
LV-u-lv, eml it i:i elenf, r-urify u
fwilt N)Ri: ia an irxreJll ly aLort time i'tLK S'
YOLCAMC OIL LLNUIEM w!:i rehero! 1 n., W
""tT"! r.. tf l.liunitjai. G-t, c-t Jur.Via
rs- Taraiys Cor.trct-j Mi;.;, S-jJi m t-r U ta
in the J iluV.es er LyanM, It WI1 te
er f.::. IVm pp!kat;n.a wifl turt- S. t. Throat
Ha-ue tw Km.rm Lv. I or r.uTu or JvaJ.ia, rr aj.
faji, I; ! t. )-M:.L,! rudy. Try It, al yw J4
itti tn L'iJ:-i: ra.!j. H-? Ii Jt. tt
PLAVII.r.S, FAHSIEKs " a:.y me J. ri..,M
ot Iks--, aTe Cnfi-y by ui-ii: klclh Vr4.
tauc C!i Ui.:u.at. Ii I a jt ati.. t-i
cu'e fir
Sweeney. Sc-. Vni:. Sr.'rLet. - y Vr
Ijaea.-. Irv lt. ai.J yiu wtlJ 1 1 cor J i
llr. J. Zl. ?lrl.( ;in, s..!e i ri ;.r;.cr.
-";: t I-i', ,V(,..
Tean All Ol lier ComptalDI
'1TACKSARE SUDDEN. AND
- Irqa-ntljr rt.th la a Trry .hott f f . ;
Hkcrru-ie Jl Is w1s t be alffys j r. psrcl b) trit
3 alarnilrn a cmpUii.t prraaptiy, W a t; X.ax -peoi
aaj aC ceiit. t u r of cat'.M- aJ Uotm- cu
cww-tajil.'y kep on bn4 a "Hire rwr, aj-t tlrt t t
Insure tie Jjres ofüf rcattl-ei.J hor.r l ;n Jea:i
by e.4'.c
Rnnlet 2j e.i.tj. 1 a trrv um -...j..i-
-1 w-itb iL !ue r4 a b"Tae. llaif a "i i. i.t ! .'Je
of Sioaa'h Ir,:aüt lhef, ftven Li a j Int r .t.u .
Ur, .!a.ui f.il lo cuic a bor . clke lu a fr xsr.
ui; iu eaireaie ca repeal tba tv In Ii mimi.
Ter nili u-a;n .prall, a-i4 u.v;y iü.c !i
Juriea on Loraea.cattb and otL r aiiSxnaU. !.itu'- b.
toi liellef idily i C"ou rut, län-v iij
bave ben MoUb-J U) w1ui-m the ri.p I Cuf UWt
ed by the use (4 aii w rlul rnHilcb. He lu
lir t-otUe coclain all Cm, tbe qamlty trf tLe Zi
twsit boiU (MHvjaeiitiy a .Init ot n tJ.I, t
ro4e t-y purtbs.tnn th' 'dollar Usl
For .72 ji Ii la i ii tl f
SLOAN'S INSTANT RELIEF 1
I he ttrs-nt Iiifetatn! A. Latrrual
Eernesly f-s- tbe lianw-haie irj'e of rlr, e iLi
Lxartburc, toutb.cb-, wmIimmk i4 tae lrk or li
oeya, iliarrLuea. dyMitery, ebolera nrta, all .tiu..
nx-r coo.pl üL-t. .Ka bedacbe, agu rake, iXetjrc.
toIB, aof el.ea r4 tl tub.pe.lo tu the lUuta, rxaruj
mkfoi, d.U., eru.al (Vip4aicu, r-Ilv3 J i-..
pfltr.a, bruiHsa, ru.
Moau'a Condition I'dnder
"ac taila U eure bvraA, c-u$ L. or ooi..
Sloan ranilly Ointiuent
ar raited to etire tb moet tUule ca tf
Nlouna florae Ointment
IIa M(jwl fer r.aui er t"Verat4 S .f
Tber ar o!i ly aii tt.i;r In ra- 'i. -!,. S4 I
Trr lJaui ly aU w.U-'kl. bjve" I.tIi'fJ!y f.
Ctfrta. af..'iit
JX . 1 !J
LECAL.
S' TATt OK IN M ANA, VbiO 0lNTT, S
- Vlfo Circuit t'ourt. eVj irreher Term.
lJ.
Ctraya aud A ttrLrui.t .
Ontbiad.y. to-wit.tlieTthavat Jen, r- 1 1
con..ihf p:lnnn-. t y MfLean äi Cra.e, L'. att....
nie, nn.t Hies Li. ffL-.plalnt L-TlK al-A. P.
Cru, ail.'lt .Li-wlr tbH tUe 1 f .-t u
na-retirnt wf tbe .fliaua.
N'clb. la tberei-.r- t.f ' Ivr. t tbr taid Ut.w.
ant ts the Cling U p-., y ui U.! pioo.UL,.i
tLatth at' w-lll l-b ar l au4 k?crrtiite5 at tl
neat trtn 4 cor ia C.Jtt, r-fn;iirr:riu o the 1lr
Mon-lay vtyirSr neM. t. I).
Atu-t: J. IL rLAKE. i"..
" . r it
TONSORIAL.
aMcdicatod Hair Wash!
j pROF. (vEORCiE W. CANADA
i X hattnx' rCited bi Sbaticff atel Hair Ie!r-
Sh"oa, aMUUna; tbe Terr Haots Ibsjw, bts leaV
luf -ein tbe cittren and pul-lw- gnrJlT, tbat bc
5a m-e prepared lo mit crn cuat-moe'r. to b.a
omi4 r.iK'.'tfTy Biaiirwr. .strict aaetUan elr.,
SbajttlLjf .1 tSjtü La!4ra anl lattl r.tiU
Uir- OVO. TT. CA NADS.
BOOKS.
PRUMES; A NOVEL RY GEO
X W. rl'KTW, pb-nJidly I!iutrs4 ty IbT.Ui
j MACAITLAY-S HISTORY OF KXC.LA.VD
i Vol. fcih.
; THE WIT3 A'L ULACX OF SOCIETY-
! by lbs aoibnr 1iutoa of lety."
! aplOdwtf At W. IL BTXaOyCilJLSri.
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