Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 January 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EX PRESS.

P. S. WESTFALL, LOCAL EDITOB.

TKKRE-HAUTK. IJSTP.

Saturday Morning, January.l2tb, 1862

RAILROAD TIME TABLE

TERRE HAUTE AND INDIAKATOM. LBAVK. ARRIVE 12:20 A. ...Express 12:05 P. MJ 6:50 A. Mail 3:55 P. M. 4:06 P. Express, 12:00 MID.

ST. LOUI& AI/JON AND TERBE HAUTE.,, LEATE :stk.

ABBIYE.

12:12 P. .......Mail...'..^!"......3:56 P. M. 4:10 p. M....Mattoon Aecom..L0:00 A. M. 12:15 A. .....Express....:...12:12 A. M.

JSVANSVIIJ.E AND CRAWTFORDSYILLE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. 6:50 A. Accommodation....3:55 r. M. 3:55 P. Mail. 3:40 P. M.

E9CEPLLE ptTK.'.PlOW.

LEATE ARUIVE. 4:05 p.M..?.FR.!'.^..»R:...:F*..'.,...II:OO A. M.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Amuaeinonts—Renppoarance of Amatenrs. Amusements—Mr. and Mrs. Macalister. Wanted—Irish or German Cirl—S. S. Early I/ectnre—Prof. O. 8. Fow'ler- To-night.

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A Union Prayer meeting at Dow-

ling Hall every morning from 9 to 10 o'clock. i~. tSf We aro under obligations to fhe Merchants Union Express, for a number of favors, yesterday and the day previous. v..

As shown by the published delin

qnent list six hundred property holders in this 'county failed to' pay their taxes last year, £,* r. .r. -ri Kyt Vt.»

VSf There are eight different coal mines from two to four miles on the opposite side of the river from which this city is supplied with coal.

The Vigo County Agricultural So

ciety assembles to-day at the Court House for the annual election of directors and officers.

SPIRITUAL LECTURES.—Mrs. Wilcoxson will lecture on Sunday at 11 o'clock, .A. M. and at 7 o'clock p. M. at the old

Court House.

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Colchester, the medium who claims

to-be able to -crawl through a k&y-hole, got on the wrong side of the -key hole of the St. Louis calaboose the other night.

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Prof. O. 8. Fowler will lecture to

morrow, Sunday, evening at 7 o'clock,.in the Universalist Chnroh. Subject: Thf Moral Nature of Man,

All are invited.

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John G. Grain," Esq., of pur city,

on Thursday, introduced an important joint resolution in the House of Representatives, which was referred to a select.com mittee

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The Indianapolis

Herald,

in reply

to our expressed doubts as to the reported overtures for the sale of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad says, less than thirty days will satisfy us that the report is correct.

m- The communication of "P." in Thursday's paper, has called out anothnr article from "Diogenes," and also from a new contributor. Our crowded columns thi3 morning, make it necessary to defer them until next issue.

The oil well at Terre Haute has

commenced to flow again, at the rate of about six barrels an hour. Oil men are unable to explain the curious phenomena exhibited in this well.—Ind.

Gazette.

Nothing wonderful in it. When the seed bag" is all right the oil flows, and when the "seed bag" bursts the salt water 'and oil commingle.

THE ROSE OII. WELL.—The tubes put down last week have been taken out and Mr. Thomas, the Superintendent is rebagging tlio puui'p chamber with "both cwater and seed bags. To-day he expeets ho re-tube the well, and on Monday ^morning sot the pump at work agairu—

t&~ Large numbers of our readers, male ^iand female, largo'and small, will remem. ^ber the v'sit of Macallister, the Magician, with his pleasing soirees and magnificent presents, and will be not a little pleased to learn of his return on Tuesday evening next, for a season of five nights, of which Wre will havo more hcreaft^.. ^his card in the amusement column?**-

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tor To-day is the last day of th'e pres bnt term of the Common Pleas Court of this county. It haB been impossible toiinish up the litigation on the docket, and a portion of it necessarily goes ove. A "calf case" got in ahead of other business on yesterday, and obstructed more important matters. *"fc« *,'t W .1 .»• -M

John Guthrie was brought to our

city last night, in irons, in custody of ii Sheriff of Missouri, having been arreted on yesterday, at the residence of his father in Greene county, in tiiis State. He is charged with having committed a murder, within a few dayi past, near the tortn of Louisana, in -Missouri, and Js- being con veyed back to that place.

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FIRE !—The lire bells rang out an alarm last night, occasioned by the burning of Mr. Joseph Kern's flour and feed store, on North Sixth stre«t. The building and most of contents were entirely consumed, together with a dwelling house oil the south side. Loth buildings wero the property of W. B. Mawhinney, E-q. We could not icarn the origin of the fire OJ amount of]o39.

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"LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARKIAA%."-j-frof. O. S. i'owler, of New York, the widely known I'renolo^ist. whoBe name for the past twe-ntj' years lias been as familiar as a "household word," is in tho city, and will lecture on the subject above named nt Dowling Hall to-night. The reputation of the distinguished lecturer, and the universal interest in the topics on which ho speaks to-night will insure a large audiencc. Prof. Fowler will be at the Terre Haute House until Tuesday afternoon next to give phrenological descriptions and charts^ _^^ advertisemenjt elsewhere. r*3

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We desire to call attention to the

interring bill of oar Amateur Theatrical Assoclafipn, which appears in the Amusement Columns-Most of our citizens will remomber their pleasing entertainments if Winters past, and we have no doubt they will do crodit to themselves on this occasion as heretofore. Tho not proceeds bf-these entertainments, of which they intend giving two or three more during the seasdn, are ddnatdd to tho fund for the benefit or widows end,orphans of deceased soldiers, in the hands of the Grand Arnay of tho Republic. No one can deny that fifty'cents spent in this wayis botter, much better spent, than if invested in an ordinary traveling theatre, few of which com* mandone-half the talent of the Amateurs. Therefore we say, patronize home institutions. rL"' fwi.

tl&" The Union Prayer Meeting at the Hall was conducted yesterday by Rev. Mr. Howc of the Congregational Church The attendance was larger than on any previous morning, and the meeting was ono of deep interest. The last meeting will be held this morning, and the subject for prayer is, "For the Catholic Churchy for ail Ministers of the Gospel, for an increase of Holiness, Fidelity and Christian Charity among its members."

These meetings have demonstrated the presence in the churches of this city of a Power and Spirit above that of4sectarianism. Though now the various churches represented there, retiro to their own places of worship, and labor in their own peculiar manner, yet it is made evident that one spirit moves them, and one object is their aim. In this respect, and doubtless in other's too, this series of meetings have done eood.

A column of such humor we should think a good remedy for the blues..

& SjiielA su.i .-'•fit. CAUTTOK.—"We have before cautioned our readers about the manner in which they deal .with coal oil lamps. Persons canot be too careful in their use. We clip the following from the Ladoga

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UNIVERSALIST CHURCH—Rev. H. Jewell, Pastor.—To-morrow (Sunday) second Anniversary

sermon at 11 A. M.

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CAUGHT A TARTAR.—On Thursday night a young man, traveling in the interest of the Forth Missouri Railroad, stepped into a Restaurant on the south side of Main street, and encountered a little knot of "top and bottom" gentlemen. He was invited to throw dice for a turkey. He did so and won. Being far away from home and "parients," he liad no use for the turkey, and being something like an elehaht on his1hands, he-put it up-again for nbther raffle,'-and was so unfortunately lucky as to win it again. He was solicited to put the turkey up against a dollar greenback. Did so and won. A larger ,bet Was proposed, when Railroader placed the dollar in his pocket, tucked the turkey junder his arm, said "Good evening, gentlemen, pretty good for an orphan," and departed! r.-r-^—n ..

HUMOROUS.—One of o^r ex ci der the head of "humorous" pu following laughable squiBs:. "Surratt is twenty-six years old." "Lord Broughman has lately hurt his back by a fall, but Is better." "Elizabeth Snell has been indicted in Boston for the murder of her grandchild." "6ameul C. Young has been pensioned by the Virginia Legislature, in consideration of a bad hurt received in the John Brown raid."

Herald..

ALMOST A J"IRS.—One of our merchants lit his lamp And then turned it down to a taper light expecting to be out a short time, when ho returned he found it had exploded, set the counter on fire, and had it not have been for some persons in a, room above hearing the explosion ,-^ej house would have burned.

It is expected that the meeting will-be large and all will unite to give greater power and efficiency to our own local society. By order of the President. .1 'ilcUUs a' ,-i f'i.

C. I. RIPLET, Sec'y ^v. ii

A small lot of

isyiKi Siil

Maple Sugur

can be

found at C. I. Ripley's. dtf. Jjie.

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A CARD.-—It has been resolved by'the Society of Journeymen Cordwainers ojf the city of Terre Haute, "That the Jonr« neymen Cordwaioers in the yicinity of this city, and through the country generally, bo and are hereby informed that the firms of B. O. Guerineau, Harbert & Bolsn aud W. R. McKeen & Co., are struck from the lists of the Society, shops in this city in consequenoe of attempting to reduce our wages below a living priest.

By order of the Society: WM. F. SUTPHEN, Pres't. ROBERT CLKOO, Seo'y. „.

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(Ttie

extra white

fish

Qeorge Bank Cod

just received at C. I.1 Ripley's, .dtf V.-£

Gents go to J. F. jDepew's for a

nice dress Boot. fll-dlw

A CHANCE RAKELV TO BE MET WITH I —For the next thirty days we offer our well selected stock of Winter Clothing and furnishing goods at cost, and whefii wle say coil,

we mean that we will sell all such

goods at just what they cost us, so that all who dosire to purchase clothing cheap

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Will

consult their interest by calling at our Storo before purchasing.

JOHNSTON & MILLER, jsirt 81, Main street.

GifctS.—-The best French Calf Dress Boot.made to order, for.$10.00, at J.'F. Depew's No/51 Main street, Earlys Block. [11-dlw

To make room for the message of

the Governor and other important mats teay we are obliged to curtail our space ftr inim"p5rtant locals,^" ^[12-dtf ft lr

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IV The famous

$S6T

Long Arm Chop Tea,

only $1,25 per pound, at C. I. Ripley's.1* dtf. ••., ,::TT-:

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If you want the best Hamburgh

cheese you ever saw, go to Jos. Moorman's, No. 73 Main street. dtf

2JM^ONIC( NOTICE.—Special Communis cation of Terre Haute Lodge No. 19', F. and A. M., this Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, for Work. By order of tamai

A.-SMITH, W. M.

F. ScanviNGRouBER, Sec'y.

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The steamer Louisville will leave

Bvansville for New Orleans 'and way landings, Saturday evening after the

7ar-

rival ef the train/ sFor fassengevs only. d2t Cox & HUMPHREY. ac. ,.h

8©° Wolfe & Westfall have* removed* their Hat and-Cap Store to No. 85 Maia street, next door to Cory & Mancourt's Hardware Store. dwtf.

Go to E. R- Wright •& Cojs for

the best Syrup in the city. 10—dtf

Pesti Btyle Skirts—the latest out—

at tho Hoop Skirt Factory. [10-dtf

Fresh arrival of Choice Teas at E, 155 Main street. V* jsat [10-dtf

R, fright & Co'Sj^ 155 Mt i.. .,t,.{

8®* If want a good Hoop Skirt or Corset, of the latest style and cheap, go to the Premium Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. pj' {10-dtf

Sweet Cider, Basins, Currants and

Citron at E. R. Weight & Co's,155 Main street.

[10-dtf

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Jgg" Sprague's double extra Family Flour, at James Moorman's, No. 73, Main street. iil

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A FACT!—Persons having card negatives taken at D. H. fright's or Wright &Prescott's, canjhave any. larger size phos tograph made from the same^either plain or finished in India Ink, water or Oil COlors. dtp'' .'a'st• 'at.4 •.*

j®" Wolfe & Westfall havo removed their Hat-and Cap Store to No. .85 Main street, next door to Cory & Mancourt's a a S to

A fine assortment of Jackonett and

Swiss Edgings and in sortings JJippert & Co's

Boyd's Medicated

changes iblishes

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ITCH 1 SCRATCH!—Boyd's Medicated

Toyd's Welcat^T Cream cies^MSl/

Cream cures Pim-

Boyd's Medicated Cream cures Tetter. Boyd's Medicated Oreaim cures all eruptions o^ the jikin^^p.r^ sale j^y all druggists. J- r. g^wlw.

THE REDUCTION or THE SEASON 1—In order to close out their Winter Clothing, N. Erlanger & Bro., arc offering goods re' gardless of cust. They have on hand splendid stock of seasonable clothing,' and those wishing to buy will do well to give them an early call. [9-dtf,

WANTED.—Every body to know that No. 73 Main street is the best place to buy groceries. JAMES MOORMAN.

Great reduction in the price of

groceries at No. 73 i|lain street.y Best Bio coffee at 30cts and other articles in proportion. .. JAMES MOORMAN,

"Vid'o AoRicuLTifRAL SOCIETY.—The annual meeting of the Vigo Agricultural Society for the election of officers and director* -^iH.take place on Saturday, Jan 12, at 2 o'cclock p. M., at the Court House A full attendance of the farmers and all interested is requested. By order of tho Board. JOHN WIER President. [9-d4t-wlw. i"

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SOCIETY—

THE IOO COUNTY BIBLE Will hold its annual meeting.to-morrow, Sabbath afternoon, at three o'clock, in the Congregational Church., All friends of the Bible cause are most cordially and earnestly urged to be present. There will be reports from State and Local Agents of facts in our midst. Short addresses by the pastors of the city churches and an address of half an hour from the Hon. R. W. Thompson.

Wolfe & Westfall have removed

their Hat and Cap Store to No. 85 Main street, next door to Cory & Mancourt's Hardware Store. :£&'£

dwtf.

Smoked Halibut, No. Mackerel

and Codflish at Randleman & Ray. 7-.dtf

Theodore Tilton, of the New York

Independent,

will lecture here on Wednes

day evening, January 16. Mr. Tilton is one of the finest writers and speakers in the country.

COME IK.—The Terre Haute Commer cial College is open both,day and evening to give instructions in all branches per' taining to a mercantile education. dtf.

NOTICE. AH who are indebted will please call and settlejtheir aecounts with out further notice? -Dec.28—1 m.

"v.v M. H. ABBOTT.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.—D'QONriell lias made -a great reduction inthe prices of a variety of articles and goods at his establishment and is selling many things such as Pictures, Frames, &c.,

nearly half the former. cost. A large stock of Holiday goods embracing the most elegant assortment, will be disposed of at a great reduction. Call at No. 104, Main street.

(9* New Hominy, at Rippetoe s. dtf.

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US' Bran, Shorts, Corn, Oats, and Baled Hav. and Ship Stuff, at Rippetoe's. dtf.

CAUTION.—M6ssrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. being tne exclusive agents and importers of all the Kid Gloves made by Alexandre, of Paris, respectfully caution buyers against imitations stamped insido "Alexander," also "Alexandre Celebre," which are now in the market and sold as the genuine giove. v-,VUi

All genuine Alexandre Gloves are stamped insido ALEXANDRE. IA.T.S.&CO.

tKuasian Iron Stove Pipe, circular and. squire Jilbows, Coal Cook, Parlor and Heatiiig stoves, Coal Hods, Pi re Shovels, &c., &c., constantly on blind and for s&lo at S. R. Hendeson!e.

Orders for fitting up stoves or pipe will be promptly attended, to by competent workmen. Remember, Fourth street, atocond door North of Main.- [lSdtf

H&* Tuttle'B Bully Flour at J. F. Badglev & Son's, y.?:- dtf

FACTS FOB THE] KITCHEN AND PARLOR —It is a well settled fact that Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regenerator has no equal tie a^letUrticle. It riever faHs to restore gray and faded hair prevents its falling off frees the head from dandruff, and often produces a new growth on bald heads, is richly perfumed and a charming dressing. Every bottle is warranted.— Sold by all JPnflggists. 'i[

I. L. MAHAN & Co

&4w6m Agents.

HAIR JEWELRT FOR CHRISTMAS PKESESRS.—We have a book of patterns showing tho precise appearance of the article itself. By giving us the order within a day or two we can have the presont rea'dy by Christmas. At the old stand of S. R. Freeman. dwtf

Flour, corn meal, baled bay, corn,

oats, bran, ship ktuff, clover, timothy, orchard and blue grass seeds, at Bobbins' & Millikin's, No. 1 Dowling Hall. Delivers ed free. 5d2w.

Wolfe & Westfall have removed

their hat and cap store to No. 85 Main street, next door to Cory & Mancourt's hardware store. dwtf.

A. Nippert & Co. keep the best as

sorted stock Of Dry Goods in the city, and at prices that suit the times. dtf

A choice selection of Teas,

tjust

re-

received at Badgley & Son's. dtf

|Qh Mince Meat every day at Badgley Son's.,. dtf

mings in solid colored Silk Velvet Ribbons at Nippert & Go's. dtf

New Hams, at Rippetoe's. dtf.

Drcssed'chtckens and turK^seflry

morning at Butz & Bailey's. .. dtf.

ARRIVAL.—Of new Silver in new style at John R. Freeman's. 1*. dtf,

ted "Daunton" KidjGloves just received at Edsall &^Co's,, at only ^1.75 per pair. A til [i_dtf

Great excitement on account of

Edsall & Co's ^1.25 Kid Gloves in all sizes and colors. 'Ycltt'

CARD.—The undersigned have recently procuredthogeneral agency^for selling the celebrated KANN'ET 'XX. and DRAUGHT ALE, manfactured at Smith's famous old brewery, W. Va., which tha oiler to the.public by the barrrel, half barrel^ or bottlo per dozen Send us your orders 'arid the}- will be promptly filled. [decl7dl FOSTER & FAHN LY.

LOCAL NOTICES

New Moat Shop.—Rupp & Voris have opened a Meat Shop at No. 13 South Fourth Street, a few doors sonth of the Post Office, where can at all hours be found the best of all kinds of Meat, Sausage, Ac. This will provo a great convenience to those who find It Inconvenient to the morning market. 5dtf

Maltby's Celebrated Oysters.—We are now in.receipt of, aud will continue to receive daily during the enlire season, these large and justly famyns Maltby Baltimore ^Oysters, which we will be reedy, at. all times, to servo to our customers, either bjr the cao or dish. Ours is the only house in the city where this flrst-olass brand of Oysters is kept for sale. Gus. Winehart, the celebrated ceok, has charge of the Restaurant department, and will be ready at all times to attend to the orders of his old friends and customers. 19dtf GEORGE HABKKMEYER & CO.

Ladles' Masquerade and Fancj Dress SUITS.—Tlio undersigned has for the coming Masquerade Balls, a nice selection of Ladies' Suits, to let at lessonaliie prices. Also, Ladies' Vaucy Suits made to order. MBS, J. EliKRLK, N. W. corser 1st and Chestnut Streets, first house north of the Canal Basin. decl0d3m

GROUNDS, 1 S«6.

•'OHIO STATE

DATTONFAIl! OHIO,

Oct.

19,18TL6,

We, the undersigned, as a unit, award the First Premium to the Wlieeler & Wilson Sewing Machine

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as the best Sewing Machine for Fam

ily use, the basis of onr judgment being 1st—Simplicity of Construction. 2d—Burability of Work. '\w' 3d—Base of Working. as 4th—Stillness in Runniug. 6th—Simplicity and Completion of lis Attschu^6n$9t 111igsra

The Whecier & Wilson1 Machine,wl)incVei* exhibited, has received a similar award at every Ohio State Fair since 1868.

E. WILMOTB, Agent,

No. 63 Suueh 1th street, one squire South of the M. £. Chureh. 9dt

Barr's Pccloral Elixir has no supeior for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whoop ng Cough, Hoarsness, To the afflicted we can conSdently racommen4n. Fleaaant to take and, only Fifty cents per bottle, at oc22dtl BAKU'S DBDO STOKE

The Best is the Cheapest.—E. F. MEBBIL is now receiving the BEST BRAZIL COAL brought to the market. Orders left at HeKeen's Shoe Store 01- at Hartsock, A Bannister's will roceivo prompt attention. dGm-

Picture Frames.—All those .-wanting thing-in the^ Picture Frame line will do well to call on Isaac Ball, corner of Third and Cherry Streets, as he is prepared to do anything in that

UNITED STATES IN WAR WITH MEXICO. —GKN. SJSDGWIC*. AiYAxrciirch—T. Hk Riddle preparing to follow, and in order to do so, will sell 100 good fashionable Turbans for 75c each 100, better quality, for $1 each 100nice Velvet,at$1^5to 200 Gladiator Hats at 75c to $2 300*nice Breakfast Shawls, at $1 to $7: 500 Hoods and Nubias at 46c to $2. Hosiery/lots of 'em, at most any price. Zephyr, worsted, can beat them AlljMi cheaper than—well come and see! 2,000 pieces Sheet Music, 5c a sheet. On Dress Buttons wo can beat any tvp^xsgao styrq. in tho city.^SiJfc and M^vet |BiJ|R|s, Trimmings and Fancy"&oods, £hat "must be sold. Sewing Machines—we don't fear anything in that line.~"We have them to sell or give away. But call soon, before I leave, at T, H* Riddle's little one-hor^ stoTe, 18 North Fourth' street. dtf

WANTED.

TJI7ANTED. —1 Gorman Girl,

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A New assortment of Dress Trim

Cranberries, Dried Currants and

Lemons, at Randleman & Rays.' 7-dtf

Mince Meat on Friday :and Satur

days, at Raddleman & Rays. 7(-d$.

MASQUERADE SUITS.—A good variety of Masquerade and francy dress suits for gentlemen, can be had ofHolfelder & Seeman, Na. 159 M'ain street'. 18dtf.

A new style of French Corsatts'

Also a few Embroidered Corsetts, something new, at Nippert & Co's. dtf

Pure Cognac Brandy for medical

purposes, at G. Weiss & Co's, dtf

CHRISTMAS.—The most diversified and exten'sive aaaoTtment of ladies' and gentlemen's Watches and Chains, Gold and Silver, in the city of Terpe Houte at John R. Freemans's. dtf

RBCHERCBE!—The most complete variety pf Christmas Silver and Fancy Merchandise for the season, is to be seen at John R. Freeman's. dtf.

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CHINA, GLASS AND (^UEENSWARE.— TOYS 1 TOTS! TOTS I for the holidays just as cheap at Brown's China Store. 62 Main street,, as at any crockery^house in the ity\ Call and see. ,r 12d4w.

•A Good Irish or who can come wall recom

mended, to r.ook, waah anil Iron, at SAM'L S. EABLT'S, Ohio street, betwmlifiixth aaki^vTevth.

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AGENTS

WANTEJD»^-FOR

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Gold Medal Wowinj Machtlies, in every City and County in tlio Uliiou, The lenei oodipli•cated two-tliroad Machine iu the'Worlfl.

Addroiw A. JOHNSONS, CP. s/ 9diiu 331 Washiugtou St., Boston,'Mass.

WANTED—DAY JBOAKDEKS A fdw Gontlemen can got Day Board at the large brick residence, oa the gouth-west corner Of Sixth and Ohio itreots. Apply to J. P. McDennld, at the Store of Wiugate s.

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Black.

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WANTED.—OLD IRON —The highest price paid lor all old- scrap iron dolivored at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the l'asseugvr Depot. McKLKKKSli Xl)KNGLKR

OE SAL-E OR TRAbitfi-—A A farm of 73 acres in Prairie Greek township, well improved. For information enquire of J. Voris, corner of 4th and Chostnut, Terro Haute, Indiana. j27-dtfj J. G. SWiailEU.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

We, the undersiftned, have this day -admitted ir to our Firm F. 0. Claussen and George Kirchner. The business of the new Firm is to be carried on. under tho style of Clitusaon, Bfcliowsby Co., at the old place, 160 and 162, Main Street. We take this opportunity to thank our friends and customers for past lavors,.hoping that thejr will continue their patronage with the new Firm. .:. OLAUSSEN & B1CHQWSK.Y.

Terre llaute, Ind., Jau. 1, 1867-lUdlw

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWSK.Y & Co Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

W O E S A E E A E S

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GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, TEAS, elc,

HEOABS, jalOdtf

GROCER GROCERY STORE!

A.. KAUFFMAN,

At the new Store-room, corner of Seventh and Main Streets, has opene a Srst class Grocery tablisbment, keeping all kinds or Groeerles, canned Fruits, Pearl Barley, Farina, Sago, German Prunes, Dried Pears, together witn all kinds of Fresh Meats. Goods delivered in any part of .the city, free of charge. jtil0d2m

JOHN Haiggfe ^AIIONAO HAKBTT TOHNHANBYACO, W STOBAOB, COMMI8ION AND "JT

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at the Canal Basin. j*ti9dwtf TSBBB HAUTE, IND.

ARCHITECTS BUILDERS. CIiIFT & JWTLLIAMSp

Plans, Specifications and Superintendence furniabed lor every description of iiuildiDg. Office at Prairie City Planing Mill®, corner of NintU and Mulberry Streets. ja8dtf

JpBAIRIE CITY PLANING MILLS.

OLIPT & WILLIAMS,

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Seventy five dozen of the celebra

Manufacturers and Dealers in .j

Flooring, .ai-- Sush, Siding, Doors1,"Brackets, JiHnd#, Mouldings, •••••"-,

JWindow

Frames

Architraves, Door Frames. Stair Rails, Ballusters, Newell Fasts, ttc., Sc.,

Plaiiiug, (Scroll Sawing,

W ood.Turning

Aud all AV«od work used in building, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets. jan8dtf

ENTING STALLS IN

THE

NEW MARKET HOUSE.

On the Kith day ef January, 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. M., in frout of the Mew Market House, at tha corner of Ninth and Cherry streets, I shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, fer a period of ti no expiring on the first Monday in May, 1867, the Stalls said Market House, and of the building on the south side thoreof.

By order o( the Common Council of said city. Jan 7,1367-dtd A. THOMAS, Marshal.

pAPER HANGING. HURT & ROBINSON,

Main aud Decorative Payer Hangers, Are prepared to execute work in the above line in a neat aud artistic manner. Walls and Ceilings

Caloemined

in any shade or color cheaper than

l'aint or Paper. Orders lolt at Brokaw Bro's A Co., Mo. 109 Alain Street, will meet with prompt attention. Jan3 6m

^NNUAL MEETING. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK TEBBE HA CTS,

Terre Haute, Ind., Dec. 11,1866.

Tho font-th annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank, for the purpose of electing seven JMrcotorn for the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House, on Tuesday, ihe 15th day of January, i6i)7, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. ML, and

o'clock P. M.

By order of the Board, dl2dlm S. A. HERIUCK, Cashier.

ORK—SAUSAGE—LARD.

The undersigned is no (^manufacturing Sausage in a different wanner from that of Butchers usually. It is made of clear I'orz, and not mixed vllh otbei meats. Having had eight years experteiice in the busiBess, I am oontldout of giving satisfaction. I also buy and sell Pork and Lard.— The Snngage is on sale at O. P.Sander's, corner 5th and Cherry, West fc Woodruff, East of Terre Haute House, and at C. I. Bipley's Grocery Store. J. J" WEBSTJCB, i?27it3m Mulberry St. ICast a Bailroad.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

AND SHOES.

IV. -A IV E WS

Is (elling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

w.''' ?To close ont bis large stock of

J- ti

R«ot« Shoes and Gaiters,

To rHAkoroom for Winter stock. You will suve money

callisg on hizn at

No. 3 Mechanics Block,

Particular Attention Is given to A Bl KVIlltkl IB vvr

CUSTOM WORK

Tbirf Department is in the hands of SK1LLFU1 WORKMEN. octlOdtf

COAL.

I A

ISAA^ BALL.

j* «.

AMUSEMCNTS.

Prof. 0. 8. F0WL1I, or ITew York, At.DOWLINGr HALL, t^is, (Saturday) SveniBg, tft .close with pnblio examinations.' 'Seat* 2S cents. Time 7:30

Correct Phrenological descriptions and Charts, with fall written opinions and advice as to health, eelf culture, busineai, traits, marriage, manaKlnKxChUdreB, Ac.. Ac., daily .at tho Terre Haato Wbday, only.Improve this last visit of thii.grrateat living Phrelologist to learn all about yourselves and child, jen: 12dlt

JL MATEIJRS nowxasret

E A O I E S

Wednesday Even'g Jan. 23,1867

Will b« jre»ant«d tha highly In ereipl §g -Drain's, i. ..^entklea w*._

FASHION!

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•U'.HTST? 3bv

JIBS, TIFFANY Has. AKNA LANGK GOULD Prndence Hiss Archer HlUlnette Mercer flettrade Karly .^aph(t*., ».......».o."....'... Beese AdamTruman...„...,..„. ».^ Stimson Count JoUnraitre....:....:....... ....v... Aitkin Snobsoo ... Thompson Mr. Tiffany. SafieliBeii. Howard Conover Tennyson Twinkle Craue Augustus fogg,..^-..

Zttke (colore^„.%W.i

FOR SALE.

THE AMATEURS.

MANAGES STAQE HANAOBB..^..,. TUASUBEB

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rpHEODOEB TILTON, JL Editor of the "New Tork Independent," and ono of tha finest Speakers and Writers in the country, will deiver

A E E Under the auspices of the

MG HENS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

'"-AT TBB

Congregational Chiircfa, Opposite Dofrling Hall, on Wednesday Everting,' January 10th, Admission 50 Cente

Tickets for sale at Barr's Drng Store and at the Book Btojes. lOdtd

HAfS AND CAPS.

BW YORK fiA'T STORE

Joseph C. Yates,

:a'

JUST IN RBOBIPT OF

Mena' Hats of all kinds, Boys* Hate of all kinds, Misses' Hats of all kinds,

-Si

Infants' Hats of all kinds.

And at all prices. •iwa_ Hats made tO order on short notice. Qome

"nl"THE

FALL STYLES,

Corner Main and Fifth Streets, Terre Hante, Ind. no* 27dtf

STORAGE, COMMISSION ft GRAIN.

COX. F. M. UUHPH&ET.

COX & HUMPHREY,

Fowwardlng&Commlsslon Merchants Office No. 7 Sentb Water Street, And Wharf-Boat foot of -Sycamore Street,

Evanftville, Indiana,

GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS, And SOLE AGENTS for Nashville Northwestern Railroad, and

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

Through Bills and through Bates given to Nashville, and all points South. n27d3m

S. WBITED, K.,. F. 8. GIBBS. W. T)BAPEK. LSK CRANOAXL. Terre llaute, Ind. Wtw Orleans.

S. WHITED & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

And Cotton Factors, No. '27 Canal Street, New Orleans, La. W. L. DRAPEB, will remain in Terre Ilanteaud make liberal cash advances on Consignments. His office for the present is with Burnam & Orlme* Beal Estate Agents, over Davis' Drug Store.

KEFEUENCJCS:

Wm. Glenn A Son's, Hamilton, Clay Co., and Pearce, Tollo

Is now supplying the best quality of Blver Ocal at the markot ratos. Orders left at Chambers' Grocery Store, sonthwest corner of the Publio Sonare, will raoalve orompt.attentioa. Ie61y

PIOAL

COAL

l.-OF a Superior

quality, from the NEW MINES at CUB— BYSVILI.E, for sale cheap, at the E. C. It. B. Co Depot. Wo respectfully solicit oil Dealers and Consumers of Coal, to call and examine it. Any Quantity can be had at all times by jyplyiqg to the Agenti, J. P. Davis. Marble Shop, Wabash it., Frank Garthwait, Frontier Grocery and Provision Store. Terre Haute, Ind. n28d6m !$£**' PIONEER COAL MINING CQ.

Ilolton, Cincinnati, O. Shewma-

ker and Bement & Co., Terre Haute. Wlllard A Porter, Kvansville. J. H. Carter, Wallaco Co., and Wells Bro.'s, New Orleans. Tuckerman, Mulligan & Co., N. Y. mhSdly.

TA1T H. ITN R,

tj BECB1V1NO rOBWAEPINO AMD

Coiilmi»sioii Merchant, AND DBALCB8 IN Or a in, Flour and Salt.

WAUB HOUSE—On

Haute A Blchtnond and G. & O. Railroad DepeW may&dwtf

ROOFING.

We are prepared to put on this Bool, and warrant it for five years. This is the best and cheapest Boof in use, and is fire.-proof. Cnli ou

OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of 9th and Mulberry Streets, i"-. jaSdtf

JOHN JOHNS & CO.,

Commimion Merchants, —AND— GENERAL DEALERS IN PRODUCE, tl.,

Nj. 911 North Levee, bet. Cherry & Wash Sts.,

JT.S: St. LOUIS, MO.

dec26dlm

T.0 ^:o5

COAL AT 12 12 CTS!

TOHN McFARLANE IS NOW Isriuibini the best qualify, of Biver Coal, at TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS per. bushel, screened on a wider screen than any other ^Dealer is using. Orders lelt at the Conuty Scales, or at Woedmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to O. Smith A C'o.'s Store store, will receive proapt *niS«tlon. Le«ve orders with.Sas. Arnold, at the Post Office. setdfim

hjT HI,

HALL,

.si

jt.

KE-APPEARiNCE OF

.KDWABD AITKKN

.1..S...J. *. OoanoN M. A. OIMI

Admission..-. 60 Cents Reserved Seats for Ladies and Gentleman accompanying. Doors open at G% ovclook. Owing to length of the Programme the curtain will riae at o'clk preclsely.

Nw* Tickets at Buckingbatn's an4 Arnold's,

12td.

L-:

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HALL!

Five Nights Only!!

January 15th, 161b, 17tb, 18th and 19th, 186?.

PROFESSOR AND MADAME

A A I S E OK THE IB

III HA RE N

WITH

STARTLING NOVELTIES

PEE STrt)IGITATI0 If!

t-A

DRY GOODS.

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•y

T1TELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S im-

fit itv

geml-Ansal Clctr«|ij?e 8ji^

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u.-.

(jf-J*.

.Mi

DRY GOODS

AT RETAIL I

Commences Jan'y 4th, 1867!

tilt li, vv

t'l t' 9-*

-T /rT-ss" rot

Bailey

Murzy 'i.

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Ball Boom

The Kntertaiament will conolade with one of -the most popular Farces of the day, never before M&ti E Mr, L. G. HAGEB,

Oar favorite hom« Oomedian, will assaae the principal character, supported by selepUons from

Merrimack Prints l6f cts!_' Sprague Prints 16f cts! American Prints 16f cts! Bunnell Prints 16§ cts! Double Purple Prints 16 2-3 Pink Prints 16 2-3 cts! 2000 yards Bleached Muslin 12£ cents! 2000 y'ds Brown Muslin 12| 2000 yards heavy yard wide

Brown Muslin 20 cents! All Wool Flannels 25 cents! French Morenoes 65c to $1! Figured English Morenoes yard wide 33^ cents! 3(KK) yards Best Figured De fLanes 25 cents! (rents Paper Collars 10 cents per Box! Ladies Balmoral Skirts $2.0C Wool Blankets 6, 8 and per pair.

3i«fT

.vten REMEMBER ,T(/J

The One Hundred Presents!

IOO

12dlw

Every Jfight!!

fix*

ft# or

C. WITTIG & CO.,

vf -l.

Hare taken Inventory

df.iv/ i'i

Dec.

"H"v

A**

Jt 1

ii tf Uiiff

PMI Ot

i!^v

kUiU I U»i A l-T?,. W

t. *fe I »e»u. All Goods Marked Down to

exceedingly LOWPR1CE§ to close Ifinter Stock J*' .a.-

v*. a**

TTJELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S.

Main street, corner 5th, Terre-Haute.

a .-It*

^se •. *& and have

J'"ii cOr nA

....

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Redaced the Price

ALL

THEIR GOODS

Their entire Winter Stock

Is to be-sold at ^rx -T %i

5h3-i

ACTUAL COSTf: 0t

IMA. KE ROOM!

Prevent Carrying Over.

Call and examine for yourself. o-

.tf

c°

the Canal, aear ihe Terre

TCOBB HAUTE, IND,

ARLTEN'S IMPROVED

it:',

i. V.-a''"'flu

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•i'brfa:

WITTIG & CO., 73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE McKEEN'S BANK

del56awtf TerraHaute, Ind.

-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Notico is hereby given that as we design closing up our old business, and collecting old indebted ness, our Arm heretofore doing business under the name and style of "S. COBV A CO." will hereafter, without any change of partnership relatien (they re-uaining as herototore,) carry on our general Hardware business, at the old stand, under tho name and style of COBY A MANCOUKT.

N. B.—Those indebted to the firm of S. Cory St Co., will please coll and settle up, as onr books must be closed. 3 COBY A MANCOUKT. jaldtf *5

DRNITUREI .N,. MF* FREDERICK GOETZ,

Ho. 189 Main Street. (Corner of alley, between 6th and 7th.) lias constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of

N I E

Consisting in part of

BedsteiMln, MattraMeii, Bareaas, Marble and Wood Top Tables, Centre Tables, Softs*, Parlor and O ra Lo

Sons Lonnges,

SpUt Chain,

Book Csses, I. WrltiBgDtaks, BaTea, dfce., dte. Which will bo sold at the

LOWEST PRICES I Give me a ca JanlMly IMPniOK Mitt

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MUSICAL. R#

jyjEININ^ER^A SIEBEKT'^

TI«bAmrae

apoM tho.Fiauo, Uigan, Melodeon, Tlblia, Flufe, %6u othbr Instruments Vocal Motic aott the calmatibs of tha Voice Tfeoroagh Baai,., Con^oaitfoa, and the Budts»««U of Music genj^

Verions takiaga thbreugh conrse will be

ParticulM attcntioc paid to the Stria Department. i'' 5 -j The Second Floor will be Stocked with

Pianos* Melodeons & Organs!

ijj

MUSICAL COLLEGE^"

K-i.'Ut

At HtMhaU'a MAW BTMJSTJ.,. 1^'^*

oT iHatrsctioa will c3bra«e '/ee'ions

gtdi-ar ,n

gated, and sltuatiOu aa nachm i»CsUii«

ot}

otherwise will be procured for tham if deeired.— Night classes will be formed to accommodate yonng gentlemen, aad other* who eaaaat.sittend' daring business boors, embracing a eosrae of study that will enable them to read musje at sight. nee of Mnttc will br de|ivi

Lecture* on thn Science ered in the Mnsic Hall of the College, on e»»ry. Satuniay aUetnoon, to all papils, free of chaigu.

The terms will, ucc rding to the grade ol (u4_^ pupil, bo lower than (Low Of any similar Inetitd-" tion in tbe United Statu. ?, "3."

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J.O.UMlHIKatB,

TERBE HAVTE2

ACADEMY of MUSIC

rii.* yr.b

13, 166& WILLIAM SIKBEET.'

J&~i

The undarsighed, desiring to supply a vacnrnm. in tho wants of onr rapidly growing city, and inobedience to the loudly expressed wishes of a large I number of the citizeus of this cit), annouace to:. the pnblie that they have opened aa

ACADEMY CXF MUSIO-'i in the «ecdnd story of Kissoer'a "Phlkca of. Mn-" ale," where, they aie prepared to. give instraf-'^ lion to pnpila iu all tirsnches Of this b.auii/i\ and necemary accomplishment. 'l'lieir Mnsic Booius hie large, well ventilated and lighted, and easy

access, aud are supplied

with every v»iiety oi InsrtniiieLts, "and Putiis can receive In.trtlction on tie Piano, Cnitar, Vio' «i lin, Organ, Brass Jnstruutenta. Particular attend.*!."la on pa id iv at on I slrnctions.in Thorough Bass Compositions.

For Terinf of lustiuction apply to the TrHdar1® signed, at the Academy of MoUe, second irtar) ofi .! KiSsnor's Palace of Mnsic, or at ihe Mill: iltore^ be he be re re iv as to a a

tions, Ac. 6. A. MABTCKCf, declSdtf AN GILO DKPBUHBB

L.'iK 1S S N E B' S

-•Tt VI [i

NEW

take great pleasure in inviting the at-L tenticn of my old irienjjand enstomets, and alT

new ones in want of. anything in tb«

TO MY

jijacis uJ -soj p.^, -j

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.ldd:

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Jte'S&jt

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S I I N E

aJWtir-f*

i'tjsa'j

iVEW Am SPACIOUS STORE

No. 48, Ohio Street.

•4.W *2

•i. It tit Skin

Having personally selected my New Stact with great oare, at New Tork, I am now able •_ offer ta the Unsical Public the

Largest" Assortment

I -OFn.JSI Oi'J

Musical Mercliandis

•vt til 0

IN THE NORTH-WKBT

The first Floor will be sto'6fced with ^heet Music, String Oeods, Music Books, and all" kinds of small Instrnments, Such as TioitM,

(iuit»rs, Drums, Brass and S|l|er Band Inslradients, Flutinas, Ouitarc, Concertinas, Acccrdeens, ol all sizes and price*, Flageolxts, Fiutos, Dhim Cord, Sticks, Drum Beits, Uallskilt lrum Heads,

ftinas, Acccrdeons «tfl. FtiitAa. ftfam

Sheepskin Drum Heads, Brass Alouth-Pieces, Gee- jj man Silver Uouth-Piecu, Banjos, Flutes, Tamborines,' German Violins, Frenoh Vioihts, (new,( French Violins (imitation bid Stradusnns, Unaaaoius, (gid other Cremoua patterns,) Violincellosj.. Deuble Basses, Violin Finger-Boards, Violin Tutos Neeks, Violin Violincnllo, Double Bass Guitar itlr-l ilarp ytrings, Tail 1'ioci-o-, I'e^a, Bridges, Mutea, Tuning Forks, Toning Hammers, Pitch Pip"*, Castanets, lilairodut, iicadti, Violin, Vlolincello and Doable Bass Bona Music Folios, lionbK- Rt. fined Basin Cases for Flutes, Ciaronets, Violins $ and Guitars Blank Music Books, Blank iltutc Caids, andllusi'c Papers of all sizes.

ntjr

TUNING AND BJIPAUMMQ of PIANOS and other Instrnments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will he taken in taads foi N1CW ONB3. aulUSdwtt J. G. LINDSUANN.

'«r

uVlwayaon hAddaa spledoid assortment of Pianos from tho well known: 4fauufactorier ot Uobert Nans, N.T., the celebrated Patent Cycloid Pianos StsckA Co., N. y., .A. Gale A )., ». 1., Knabe£ Co., Baltimore, and other First Class Makers.

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x.yiv. sfiL AtU'Uiif

Celebrated Sodoir CLuich Organs,"Parlort^rgans and Melodeona Thsaa/Inatrnments s:and altogether unrivaled, a fact Which every listener and judge will fee at once convinced of by simply cofeH paring them with others. I

SWSend for ir Circular. buko A .-••ti

?1A.

JH^

PRACTICAL PIANO MAKER,.

By trade, consequently a judge of Instrnments, those sending orders from the distance can fully rely on obtaining as good and fluo an article as il personally selected.

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, Ministers »ud Teachers of ffasic. Send for Olrcnlir aud Prices. Kvpry Instrument warranted for five ysars.

Send orders tp KISSNEB'S

Ts!

PALACE OF MUSIC,

48 Ohio Street'

lit

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t-t 1.ix

A Saving of 10 to 25 per cent, in purchasing at this House

Hawte, Iqdfanf^l

J. G. LINDEUAWN^

-IJdkalbb IN

PUSTOS, nKiODEOKfl,

TKBBK HATJT*. INDIANA.

DENTISTRY.

JJR.

Looms,i

"M"ORGAN AC CHESS,

JD E 1ST I S TKITH KITKALTK11 WITH UTILE OR *0 rilN By use of "Narcotic Sprey," a local antithetic. Fall Set Teeth on Rabber Plate, $4t.

Oilier prices in propurtieu.

WAIL WORK WABKAXTDN-BI OFFICE—111 Main street, between4ih aud 5th, over Wlngate A Black's Stere, de!2dwtf 1'EBSB UACTE, JND.

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OPILHATITG AND USCHAM]

OPERATIVE AMD HSCHANICAL

E N I S S

All the branches of Operative and Mechanical Deutistry executed in the bust manner. Orncis: No. 107 Main street, Terre Kante, Ind. and Sullivan, Ind. oc3Mwtf

C. O. LINCOLiN, .Is'f

The

Oldest

Established Dentist

In Torre Haute, i.

Has removed his office and reeidetice to Filth street between Slain and Ohio. Bating had upwards of eightj-en years,' eapeience iu Dentistry, he is confident that he* can ive satisfaction io all cased. QyiWdly

R. VAN VALSAH,

Suctu89or to Lincoln A V*oV*lznh, 8UUUK0MH AND MWHAN1CAL

I E JN 'I1 STSj Ho. 101 Aiaiu btroft, over tartlet's Book Store. aplMtl TEKBK-HAUTK, IND.

RICHARDSON, K.

rr~

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IUCCSWOE T« UB. b. U. iMITH,

OFJP1CK—On Ohio, between 3d aud 4tli Str^t. J.7dly tBBBB-UAUTli, IND.