Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 January 1867 — Page 4

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ii.ITiI -HAUTH:,

ST.

LOUIS,

LEAVE.

$&• Hon. Fred. W. Cook, of ville, w^s in the city yesterday. 4-»«

-j-v A vr T"1 1)1? fl tSF Some time ago the wail of jpniftA- JCi XV Hi

P. S. WESTFALL, LOCAL EDITOB.

Wednesday Mornlug, January 23.ISM

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TERRE HAUTE AND INDIAJIAPOI.IS. LEAVE.

Ar.RrvE

12:20 A. EXPRESS 12:05 R. 6:50 A. Mail 3:55 P. M. 4:05 P. EXPRESS 12:00 MID^

ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.

12:12 p. Mail 3 36 r. m.

4:10 P. M....Mattooa Accom.. 10:00 A. M. 12:15 A.M EXPRESS 12:12 A..M. EVANSVILIE AND CEAWFORDSVILLE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. 6:50

M. ... Accommodation. ..'.3:55 v. M.

3:55 P. Mftil 3:40 P. KOCKVILLE EXTENSION. LEAVE A KM E. 4:05 P. ...V 11:00 A. M.

TO-DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS

Application for LIconso—Wm. Hall. A— To Grain Shippers, &o -Richards Iron Works. Attorney* at Law—Nelson & Pierce. Sate of Beat Estate—E.

VI.

Thompson*

Ohio Benevolent Giit Entcrpriao. 1

WANTED.—1,000 Milliners at Dowling Hall, to-night. I

Gus Arnold has Godoy's Lady's

Book for February. {,

It is mentioned as a remarkable

fact that the present severe weather was ushared in on Saturday by a storm, and that every Saturday since that tiiu© has been made memorable by the commencement of fall of sleet or snow.

We had the pleasure of a call yes

terday from our esteemed friend Tac. Hussey, Esq., formerly of this city, now "married and settled" at Des Moines, Iowa, where he is one of a firm conducting the largest printing and binding establishment in the State...-.'"i

Main street with its huge piles of

snow presents very much the appearance of an extensive army fortification. Some enterprising photographer should take advantage of the unusual spectacle and eacure the "shadow before the substanco" melts.

It may be many years before ve

look upon a similar scene. _•

The daily Union Pjayer Meeting

has entered upon the third week of its existence. Last week it was well attended in spite of the unfavorab'o vreather and rotation from church to church. This week it is to be held at the new Court House, which is an exceedingly pleasant and comfortable room. '-,u

THE Game Law of Indiana, will be amended by the present Legislature and made much more rigid than at^resent.— The shooting ofprarie chickens will only be allowed between the I6tb day of August, and the first day of January of each year. It will punish those who net quails at any time of tbo year, with a heavy Sne, ,,

T®~ A meeting was held last Saturday at Lockport, to consider of the practicability of building a gravpl road from Terre Haute, by that place, to the county line, in tho direction of Worthington. Notwithstanding the storrn there was a good attendance, and the steps to form an association under the general law, ware inaugurated. A Committee to obtain subscriptions of stock was appointed, to report at a public meeting, to be held in the Old Court House on next Saturday, at one o'clock. The business of Terre Haute should take a deep interest in this improvement. They should all attend this maeting.

All' Burnett has been engaged by

the Young Men's Library Association to give two of his inimitable performances,at Dowling Hall, on Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. It is hardly neces^ sary to speak of the wonderful powers of

Alf." His reputation ij established world-wide, and ho ij reputed to be "the greatest and most versatile Humorist jol' the age.' He is said to be tho only man living tbnt can, at the same tinu\ luugh on tho one side of his face and cry upon the other. He cannot fail to please those who have either a sense of the ludicrous or the sentimental. Alt is accompanied by Miss Helen Nash, the accomplished Comedienne and Kecitationist. Miss Nash is gaining a splendid reputation by her beautiful readings wherever she goes, i-s.-li i*i

O 0 -body went the rounds ofttepspersj "com?

EvansJL. I

Union Prayer Mooting will be

held at the New Court House every Mornine this week, from'nine to ten o'clock.

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"**®9T,To the Merchants Union Express. Tom Stewart, Chief Director, for this locality, we are under continued oblige* tions for favors. ,.ris* fo

The use of salt for removing snow

and ice on sidewalks, is severely condemned, as productive of sore throat, dypt}»eria.ai\d similar diseases.

A "wife agency" is in operation at

Cleveland, Ohio. It is conducted on the employment agency system, the prices ranging from $3 to $10. 5 Tfcto:.'

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49* A pair of snow shoes used by the Indians would be just the thing for navigating the untrodden snow lying around loose hereabouts to the .depth of twenty i»n

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"inches. g.SSS&SS'.

fST tHean 'out the gutter. Should it continue to thaw as on yesterday,business houses along Main street may expect their cellars filled with -water, unless the gut* ters are kept clear, 'tsx'st

The City Schools were again sus

pended yesterday afternoon to allow the teachers to attend the funeral 'of one of their number. They will be resumed this morning and continue with regularity.

plaiatag-thiftt the ntibst noted curiosities of suture were beized upon and defaced with' lampblack to advertise the waree of patent medicine men and others. We have an example in this city. Yesterday one of our enterprising business firms took advantage of the huge pile of snow in front of their house to tell the people where to find "Cheap Carpets and Dry Gooda." Not quite so endurable as printer's iaki? though, -i .! 'NTF AKW it. ta AAT.TFMJ*-/'

WANTED—1,000 Hall, tonight.

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tru ij.

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Milliners at Dowling

TrHE A""MATEURS.—We were present at the iinal rehearsal of the Amateurs last evening, and through the kindness of the management permitted a perusal of the Comedy of "Fashion." The scene is laid in New York City, and i3 a faithful and witty commentary .upon the forced and shoddy aristocracy of the modern Babylon. Mrs. Tiffany, the self-complaisant, ignorant and conceited follower of the latest French customs and fashions ber husband, laboring in his dark and dingy counting-h6use to support the exhausting extravagance of his wife and fashionable' daughter the Count, the bewhiskered,. scented, lisping man of "fashion, swelling with foreigu tities uud the immensity of his own importance Adam Truman, the Cattaragua farmer, plain, homespun, simple and honest, unmaskirig the hollow mockery of the false life around him the beautifuWand truthful Gertrude, ,dependent, an orphan, ^earning ber sustenance by the employment of her talent, forgiving and forgetting the insult3 of her employe ers, cheerful and happy Snobson, the /confidential clerk," who taking advantage of his employer's misfortunes, attempts a forced" marriage witb Mr. Tiffany's daughter, but in a momont of drunken bravado overreaches himself Fogg, "totally indifferent Twinkle, the Poet Millinetttt, the mirror of French Fashi ions Zeke, the "gentlemanly colored individual in livery," with the ladies and gentlemen of the ball-room, form a pl6t at orico Interesting and pleasing.

We did not remain to the rehearsal of the farce of "The Milliners," but are told Lu Hager's "Yanderpants" and O'Reiley's "Angelica Todd" are incomparable. Go early to-night, as there are no reserved seats.

WANTED.—1,000 Milliners at Dowling Hall,'to«night. -j

UNIVERSALIS! SOCIAL CIRCLE.—The annual meeting, for the choice ot officers will be held at the residence of John H. Barr, Esq., 6th street, on Friday evening next. Rev. H. F. Miller will be present. All are cordially invited. 23d2t.

WANTED.—1,000 Milliners at Dowling Hall, to-night.

THE ATLANTIC CABLE was considered a,mammoth enterprise, but never has or willelieit the commendation that has attended the success of COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE. It is getting a world-wide fame, simply from the fact that it cures. One bottle often 4oes the work effectually at the same time it will not injure the most delicate constitution. dwlt.

WANTED.— 1,000 Milliners at Dowling Hall, to-night.

SCIENCE.—Boyd's Medicated Cream is prepared from the recipe of a thoroughly ediicated physician of twenty-five years' experience in the profession.^ F5or galo by all druggists. dwlw.

Ka^-Fresh arrival of Java, Laguayra and Rio coffee at James Moorman's, No. 75 Main Street.

ANTED.^1,000 Milliners'at Dowling Hall, to-night. ».»•» E-p- 7-rn

Btip Fiesh arrival of choice teas at James Moorman's, No. 75 Main Street.

THE DAILYMORINGPBAYER MEETINGS— REFLECTIONS FOR BUSINESS MEN—FOR YOUNG MEN—FOR ALL CLASSES OF

PERSONS OF BOTH SEXES OF TERSE HAUTE. Seeing the indifference to religion and the great wickedness, which prevailed in this city in the month of December, the undersigned, under a conviction which he could not suppress, published in the daily papers, a series of articles against the Sttbbafh desecration

which prevailed in our

midst. There are but few of our citizens who did not read them, some to commend them—some to condemn

Under a similar conviction of duty the same writer feeis constrained now to say something in regard to the duties of christian people and other citizens of Terre Haute, touching the prayer^meetings still in progre?s in this city and now held in the new Court House, every day from 9 till 10 o'clock. This prayer meeting has not been in progress since the 7th of January. During the first week sovural hun* dred persons met daily in Dowling Hall to unite their petitions to God, that he would pour out his Spirit upon us. On the Sabbath which immediately followed this week of prayer at a meeting of the friends of the Bible cause in one of our Churches, Col. Thompson remarked that he had never seen in Terre Haute such a demonstration as he then saw in behalf cf I HELI' WANTED.—Ten girls to cook, our Bible. Since then too, an interest tins wash and iron, to go to Brazil, Indiana, been awakened in many a heart, with the Enquire at S. R. Freeman's Jewelry Store

inquiry, "WhaVshall 1'do to be saved?' Asd it has been remarked during these meetings that there never has been in the city of Terre Haute a general, awakening

and a

general outpouring

•flH-jywy ~*ool~1ir Xep-e Haiito fulToT jmake them Christians. There is not a soul in Terre Haute, be it of an., aged citizen ur a youn^ one—be it male or female—be ft the goal .if an infidel who tremble*when Christian people pray—be it of the man guilty of profanation of the Sabbath or the name of God—be it the drunkard, the gambler, the adulterer or what, that the Spirit of God cannot or inay pot consent and consecrate ito Itdtluelf.

But the day of miracles is past. God now acts through means and one of these is prayer.

In one form and another God has spo» kpn during the last.. w?o wee|c9 ,,to how many thousand souls in Terre Haute To some, this agonizing of God's faithful people, for the salvation of the impenitent among us, has come with a voice and said, to ihe houpe of have gone and found the blessing. To some it has come at their homes, or at their stores, or shops, or offices, and has raised the inquiry with, them of duty and" tftadb them uncoiafoitable,. in the neglect of their duties and in their sins.

Knowing the terrible danger of men out of Christ—Knowing that God hath appointed a day in which ho Judges the world in righteousness by that man Christ Jesus whom he hath ordained—Knowing the willingness and. ability

We are in

of Christ to

save, even the chieiest of sinners to the uttermost that come unto God by him, the Christian people of Terre Haute are pleading with the Holy Spirit, that he would make us better Christians and that he would reveal his power in the confession and salvatian of hundreds, aye thousands of sinners in this city.

earnest,

standing with our

hands on the horns of the altar. W[e intend to plead with God for a giit so precious, so priceless for the city. Sin. nerscometothe house of God with us. Busi* ness merchants, mechanics, young men in Stores, shops and schools, middle aged and old men,rmale and female, rich and poor, conspicuous or obscure, respected or abandoned and profligate. Come one and como all and ask the Holy (Spirit to break your hsarts, to humble your sinful pride, to subdue your stubborn and rebellious wills* to- garnish yottf souls and make them meet for the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, that upon he earth, the humblest, the most abandoned, as well as the mo^t influential, may be made by that Spirit ot all igraice and* salvationi—God's, noblemen and hereafter, his everlasting companion in peace, joy and glory, "And the spirit and the bride say come, and let him that heareth say come, and let him that is athirst say come, and whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely."

A CITIZEN or TERRE HAUTE.

HEADQUARTERS G. A. R., DISTRICT Yiao, POST NO.

1, TERRBHAUTE, JANUARY, 21, 1867.

All members of the Gnind Army of the Republic are expected to be present at Dowling .Hall on Wednesday evening, January 23, 1867. By order

FRANK CRAWFOR, P. C.

ALONZO HANEY, PostAdj't. d2t.

The' occupants and owners of

houses and lot.s are requested to clear off the snow from the sidewalks in front of their premises. All persons occupying houses and lots in the business part of the city are especially requested, without the least delay, to clear out the gutters in front of their premises.

The necessity for a prompt compliance with this order must bo manifest to every one, as great damage may otherwise result. y. WII-LIAM BARRICK, [22-d2t Street Commissioner.

M. J. Wheeler has moved into

tho office over L. Goodman's Clothing Store, corner of 4th and Wabash streets, n^Bjrr's Drugstore.

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them. Parts of

S.tid articles, also have been republished In papers of other cities and commented upon. The discussion which they elicited here and elsewhere, with what has follow* ed has confirmed me in the conclusion, tint what what was therein said was wisely and opportunely said.

One thousand mens' "Winter caps

for sale at reduced prices for the next thirty days before going East. These goods must be sold. Call and see.

WOLFE WESTFALL,

dwtf. 81 Mainstroet.

One thousand mens' and boys'

wool hats to be sold at 25 per cent, less than over before to reduce stock before going East. Call and see.

WOLFE & WESTFALL,

dwtf. 31 Main street.

All goods in our line will be sold

for the next thirty days at extremely low prices before going East. We are bound to sell, call«nd see.

WOLFE & WESTFALL,

dwtf 85 Main Street, Terre Haute.

isrif you want Winter Clothing made to order, or ready made, go to Johnson & Miller'B and buy them at nett cost for cask:~f$^'""- dlw

Go to Moorman's,No. "iZ Main St.,

for a No. 1 article of Golden Svrup. dtf

If you want Winter Furnishing

Goods, go to Johnson & Miller's, they are soiling at neit cost for cash.

No. 74 Mair. streot.

of the Holy

Spirit. Now this is what Christian people are pleading with God for from day to day in prayer and have been so doing for two weeks. Women, business men. young men and ministers, are leaving their homes, stores, shops and studies and going every day at the hour of prayer now to

UNITED STATES IN WA* WITH MEXICO r^W. tinxnriCK AJDVAirCtNO-frT. H. Kiddie preparing to follow, and in order to do so, will sell 100 good fashionable Tur[bans jfcjiyo^eich 100, jtyit«r'c^ialit^ for $1 each 100 nice .Velvet, ^t ^1,2S tp ,75 200 Gladiator Hats at ,75c to $2 3$$ nice Breakfast Shawls, at $l to $7 500 Hoods and NuKia^ at 40c to $2. Hosiery, lots of 'em, at most any price! Zephyr, jreorsted, can beat them all on that. Furs I Furs cheaper than—well como apd see! 2,000 pieces Sheet Music, 5c a sheet On Bress Buttons we caa beat any two*herse store in tho city. Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Trimmings and Fancy Goods, that must fo sold. Sewing Machines—we don't fear anything, in that line. We have them to sell or give away. But Gall soon, before I leave, at T. H. Riddle's little one-hoise stprgj jj .North Fourth street. .. jdtf-:

Cest la Premiere mode Fraincesge

Crinolines, at the premium Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Offico. [lfr^iti

One thousand boys', Winter caps

for sale at lesd than Eastern prices, for the next thirty days before going. East. Call and seo^ WOLFE & WESTFALI..-' dwtf. 85 Main street.

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HAIR JEWELRY FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENRS.—We.have^a bo,k of patterns shoeing tho precise appearance of tho articlo itself. Bj'giving us tho order withjn a day or two wo can have the present ready by Christmas. At tho old stand of S. R. Freeman. dwtf

W&R A small lot of Maple Sugur can bo found at C. J. Ripley's. i.-. dtf.

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The extra while

fish

•MV-r Gcnts

$&P

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GENTIJ.—The best French Calf Dress Boot made to order, for $10.00, at J. F. Depew's No. 61 Main street, Early's Block.

If you want anything in the way

of Gent's 'Winter Wear, go to Johnson & Miller's and buy it at neit cost for cash.

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Money saved by buying groceries

at James Moorman's, No. 73 Main street,

TH mar The prescription department of J. & H. A. Davis' Drug and Chemical Store is under the care of nn experienced Parmacheutist, and prescriptions can be filled with accuracy at all hours of the day or night. None but pure and ynadulterated medicines used. a ,•* 18tf

A fine assortment of Jackonett and

Swiss Edgings and xnsertings at Nippert & Co's. dtf

THE REDUCTION OF THE SEASON !—IH order to close out their Winter Clothing, N. Erlanger & Bro., ure offering-goods regardless of cost. They have on hand a splendid stock of seasonable clothing, and those wishing to buy will do well to give them an early call.,^*, .J [9-dtf

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DANALDSON'S OFFICE, Jan. 1G, 1867. THE FIRST GUN.—I have jlist received from tlie Paymaster General of the U. S. Army, a bounty check of $100 00, for one of the boys of the 85th Ind., who marched with Sherman from Atlanta to tho sea' —this under the late.act of July 28, 1866

No more croaking the thing is a reality payments have commenced, and will continuo. Tumble in. dewlw D. S. DAKALDSON.

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moked Halibut, No. 1 Mackerel

and Codfiish atBandlemac & Ray., 7-dtf

COME IN.—The

Masqat

Freemanq's.

Q'eorge Bank Cod-

just received At O? I Riploy's. dtf

:or.a

enls go to J. F. [Depew

nice dress Boot. '1 [11-dl

New Hominy, at Rippetoe's. dtf.

Bran, Shorts, Corn, Oats, and Baled

Hay, and Ship Stuff, at Rippetoe's.'' '-®1 dtf.

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Go to E. R- Wright & Co's

for

the best Syrup in the city. flO-dtf !.?1 B«_ FASHION 1

Pesti style Skirts—the latest outs

at the Hoop Skirt Factory. [10-dtf

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Fresh arrival of Choice Teas at

R. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street* «»jg

[10-dtf

Sweet Cider, Basins, Currants and-

"Citron at E. R. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. THatJ [10-dtf

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A 'FACT I—Persons having^eard- nega1tives taken at D. H. Wright's or Wright &Prescott's", canjhave any larger size pliotograph made from the same, either plain or finished in India Ink, water or Oil lors. dtf

Terre Haute C6fn?n6i!-

cial College is open both day and evening to give instructions in all branches per

taining to a mercantile education. *'*dtf.

A. Nippert & Co. keep the beat as

sorted stock of Dry Goods in tfte city, and at prices that suit the time3. dtf

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

All genuine Alexandre Gloves are stamped insido ALEXANDRE. 1 I A.T.S.&Co./

thatT Russian Iron Stove Pipe, circular and square Elbows, Coal Cook, Parlor and Heating stoves, Coal Hods, Fire Shovels, &c., &c.,

constantly on hand and for sale

at S. R. Hendeson's. Orders for fitting up stoves or pipe will be promptly attended to by competent workmen. Remember, Fourth street, second door North of Main. Tl5dtf

Seventy five dor.en of the celebra

ted ''Daunton" Kid Gloves just received at Edsall & Co s, at only $1.75 per pair.

The famous

NOTICE.—All

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Long Arm Chop Tea,

only $1,25 per pound, at C. I. Riplev's. dtf.

who are indebted will

please call and settle their accounts ithout further notice^, Dec. 23—1 m. M. H. ABBOTT.

AN ew assortment of Dress Trim-

mings in solid colored Silk Velvet Ribbons at Nippert & Cos. dtf

ter Cranberries, Dried Currants and Lemons, at Randleman & Rays.-' 7-dtf

HoF" Mince Meat on Friday and Saturi days, at Rttddleman & Rays.- Y-dtf t* A I

iMMty.ges*

of Masquerado ress eults for gentlemen, clan boliad of Holfelder & See* man, No. 159 Main street. 18dtf.

A now style of French Corsetts

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

CHRISTMAS.—The most diversified and. extensive assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Watches and Chains^ Gold and Silver, in tHe Hotito at John Rf 7ah«|o9 93*1 msii

RECHERCHE I—The most complete iriety of ChrtBtmap Silw-and Fancy Mer chandise

morning at Butz & Bailey's. dtf.

ARRIVAL.—Of new Silver in new style at John R. Frcoman dtf,!

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Greut excitement on account of

Edsall & Co's $1.25 Kid Gloves in sjll sizes and colors. ldtf.

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New

NOTICESy^i

Meal

Stoop

opej^od a Meat Shop at 1*0.13 South Fourth Street a faw'doocjt'BaBth of the" Tost Office, wherocan at all'hours be found the beat 6f nil kinds 'of Moait, Sausage, &c. This Ttill prorvoa great convenience to those who ttnd iuconvanlont

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tomere, either by the can or dish. Ourais the only house in the* city where this first-class brand of Oysteruid kept for sale. Gui. Winehart, the pelobrated cook,-haV charge of the Bostauraut departmeuti aiid wili' be ready at all times to attend to thodrdois of hisold friendaland tfUBtomfef*. |. GEOEGK HABKft MBYEB A CO.

Ladles'Masquerade and Fancy Dress

I SUITS.—The mrferslBued has for t^ie coming Bfatquetade Balis, a nice selection of LadJfcV Suits, to let'at re*sonable prices. Also,. Ladies1 FADcy

Suits madfe to order. MBS, J. EBBBtE, N. Wi coraer let and. Chestnut Street#, flrat home north of the Uan&l Basfii. declOdSm

Ilarr's Pectoral Elixir has no supeior for tile core of Coughs, Ooldij Croup, VVhoo'p ng Cough, IIoaranosB, *To the afflicted we can confidently recommend

tt. Pleasant to take and,

only Fifty cents per bottle, at oc22lU BARB'S DltCG STORE

The Best Is tlic Cheapest.—E. F. MEKIUL is now receiving tho BEST BRAZIL COAL brought to the market. Orders left at McKoen'e Shoe Store or at Hartsock. & Bannister's will roceive prompt attention. dOm-

Picture Frames.—All those wanting anything in the Picture Frame line will do well t.o call on Isaac Ball, corner of Third and Cherry Streets, as he is prepared to do anything In that lire. i. ^«fnSd8m]' ^£I8AACBALL.

tein I 1 FOR RENT.

170R RENT—A HOUSE—C011Jj taining five rooms. Enquire corner- Fifth and Eagle streets.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THOMAS n. NK1SON. ISAAC N. PIEBCI

KFXSOA & PIJKRCE,

Attorneys & Counsellors at Law. TEBRE HAUTE, INDIANA. OFFICE—Phoenii Bow—Up-«tairs. []a2Sdtf

y.*» ufo'.h

TO ,}»««J

Millers and Distillers!

We are manufacturing

FA TD RICHARD'S

Of all sizes and capacity ranging from

50 to 2000 Bushels per Hour!

Built ft IRON, and Warranted to Shell Clean IN ANY CONDITION OF GRAIN, and Clean lie Corn in

OVJKB SOO IN DAILY US El Portable Eagines. Small Burr Mills, Farm Mills, ic., &e.

RICHARD'S IRON WORKS, 190 192 WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. jaZSJUiu

I O E N E O E N

GIFT ENTERPRISE, For the Benefit of Orphans of Union SOLDIERS. By special perml-eion oi the Commissioner of Internul Bevynue, to be held at Mulberry Seminary, Feb. 22d, 1867, Saoiior or later, the Tickets maybe disposed of.

513t*2 beautiful Gifts to be Distributed to the Ticket Holders: Amounting

Ac., Ac., toe.

In order to secure the Ticket holders against the possibility of any loss, our Agents are on thorized to deposit all moneys received from the sale of tickots in any National Bank, sending tis a Certificate of Deposit from the Bank, payable to oar order, one day after the Drawing has ta* ken place.

Agents should report to us as often as possible, and rend us Certificates as above. KellaMe Agents wanted everywhere?, on the above term* Send at once lor Tickets or Circulars.

We refer, by permission, t* Gov. Cox S. S. Warner. Treasurer of State Hoc. B. Egaleston, M. C. Gen. 5t. B. Hayes, M. C. Hon. It. W. Clarke, M. C. Hon. Wm. P. Nixon,'Hon. H. Keesler, Hon. W.Coan, Repreientativ«s Ohio Legislature Hon. John Shormaa, and others. ©3^ For further particulars please address us, PostofCce box 8^4, Cincinnati, Ohio, or at Mulberry, Clermont, county, Ohio.

TUDOR, GATES & CO., Office, Ko. 28 West Third Strteot,

ALE OF EEAL ESTATE.

Ifotico i* hereby given that the undersigned, Goardian of Isabella N. Savage, Rebecca A. B. Savage. KlJen B. Savage, Carrie M.« Savage, and Thomas AI. Sav&£t», uJuor heirs of Isabella C. Savage, deceasod, will soil at private salo, lot number four, and lot number thirteen, of the subdivision of out-lot number forty-eight, in the city of Terre iiiutr*. Applications of purchasers will be received nt my office, in said city, until the 20th dav of February, l'CT. Terms-^Ca«h.

TBURmETT!

TOE BEfOWNED HOCfflOSIST

Greatest Living Sumorist! ii.ivi A N MI8& mqT.KN NASH, The accompU»hed C)in««dl»^iie and Becltstionlst will give one of tlkeir popnlir JEntatUlnnents at

DOWLING HALL, FRIDAY AND RtATUHDAY EVEWCS, January SStb and SOUi.

BENEFIT

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New Hams,~at-Rippetoe's.

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Dressed chickens and turkeys every

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lu Hundred and Fifty-six Thou

suiul Threo HuDdrcd and Twenty-five Dollars, Hmouc which splendid Country Seat, worth $7.1,00-) Hou^a and Lot, $9,6u0 one^f $6,600 Fino Farm, S8,6GU one of $7,W0. Dwelling and Store, $6,0J0 two Fine Farms, S2.600 each Uwrlling and Shop, 3,000 Handsome Carriage, Si,000 Stelnwny riano, SI,000: a Span of fine broke Work Mules, 1,OJO Saddle Horae, SS00 Gold Wat^ii and Chain, $500 two beautiful Carved Piano?, S750 «ach Fino Bujfgy, $100 lady's Gold Watch and Chain, $250 a Handsome Top ttapjry, S' OO one hundred and sixty-one Prizes In Greenbacks, raa£ing from $10,000 down to One Dollar with numerous other Prizes consisting of Parlor Organs. Sewing Machines, Melodeoos, lleaTy Platwd Tea Sets, Silver Ice Pitcher, Silver Ten Sat, &plindid Rifle,

It. W. THOMPSON,

Ja23dtl*20 Guardian.

I A I O N O I

jti-CEN3E—Tiie undersigned herebr gives uoticetliitl will apply to tho County Commisaioi) ers, at tlielr next reeular tfrin, commencing in Marcli, 18C7, for a lfccnse to sell ''inioxicatlnff liquors in less quantities thin a quart at a time," (with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises,) for one year. My place business, and the premises whereon ^said liqnors are to be drank, are located at Watton Cottage, In Otter Greek township, ii Vigo county, Indiana. ja23dltw3t WILLIAM HALL.

TBE

Mill) KEN'S LIBKAJtf ASS9CIATI0I,

Mr. Bnrnett'i brilliant success all OTer the world hai Tendered his nsqis ahoniehold one, apd he is now concoded- to be tbe Grcategt and ntoat Veriatile Homoriit of the age. 'A change of programme *ach evening.

J^JASQUERADE BALL.L

Holfelder Neman's

-FIRST—-

MASQUERADE BALL! Will be given at Dowling Hall,j

Mondaj January 28th.

Music by the celebrated

& Voris have

the morniijjp

market. M".'Mfidtf'

Maltby's tclcbrated OysteR.—We ar» now in receipt of, .iifid will continue to receive daily during lh« enliro 'sehsott| thfiw hrgo and justly ittiuyuij MaUby Baltimore [Oystera, which we will bo reedy, at all times, to serve to our

IIAIIN'S

BAND, of In

dianapolis.

TICKETS for Gentlemen $2,00, LADIES GO Cents—(Sapper included.)

AMATJURS!!

nowiasTM utiA

BE—APPEARASfCE OF

E A O I E S

Wednesday Even'g Jan. 23,1807

Will be preeeatod the- hffiiiy interesting Drama, entitled

A S I O N

MRS. TIFFANT Mas. ANNA LANOB GOULD Adam Truman Stimson Count Jolimaltre.. Aitkin SnObson Thompson Alr. Tiffany Satfel Gen. Howard Conover Tennyson Twinkle Craue Augustus Fogg Bailey Zeke (colored) Muzzy Prudence

The Entertainment .will conclude with one of the most popular Farces of the day, never before rendered in Terre Haute, in which

Mr, L. 6. HAGER,

Oar favorite home Comedian, will assume the principal character, supported by (election* from

THE AMATEURS.

Admission.............. 60 Cents Reserved Seats for Ladies and Gentleman accompanying. Doors open at 6% o'clock. Owing to length of the Programme the curtain ill rise at 7% o'clk precisely.

Tickets by Buckingham's, Bartlett, Arnold, T. It. Dawson, Post Qr. Mr. Grand Army t. the Kepublic and at the door. 12td.

WANTED.

Hall eran^M given and required. 17dtf

T\7ANTED—DAY BOARDERS A few Gentlemen caa get Day Board at the large brick residence, on the south-west corner of Sixth and Ohio streets. Apply to J. P. McDonald, at the Store of Wingate & Black.

TTTANTED.—OLD IRON.—The highest price paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near th* Passenger Depot. McKLFBESH 6 DilNGLEB ap23dtf

FOR SALE.

l^OR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT. -1 The undersigned offers for sale a noat brick house \y stories high, fire neat rooms, two closets) bosiJe kitchea and cellar 18x20—new. Also, never falling well of water, and other appurtenances, Sitnatod on North Third streot, south of the T. H. & A,, Freight House. Enqure on the premises. [14-d3m]

P. J.

F0K

Superior Can&ition

BYBNE, Prop'r.

SALE OR f«rm of 75 acres in

for the

MILL OR tIAUKET.

TRADE-—A Prairie Creek town

ship, well improved. ITor information enquire of J.,Yoris, corner of 4th and Chestnut, Terre Haute. "tana. -r Indiana.

J27-dtfj J. o. SWISHER.

STEWART & McGILL'S HOME POWIR Drilling and Pumping Machine

FOR OIL WELLS. The belt, cheapest, and moat economical boring Machine yet Introduced' makes a hole three to •lx inches In diameter. The Drill makes 30 to 40 lieks per minute—has a pump attached which makes 60 to 76 strokes per minute.

Price of Machine, with Tools, Hopes, &c., $700. For further particulars address or call A. V. STEWART. 17dlw 14 Publio Landing, Cincinnati, O.

TMCHARDSON'S NEW METHOD JA FOR TBE PIANOFORTE.

"Deserves our hearty recommendation." N. T. Musical Review. "Unexceptionablein taste and style."

D*lght Journal.

"We quite endorse Mr. Dwight's opinion." New York Musical World. "A School that will do excellent service."

Deutsche Musk-Zietung, Phil.

"Soundest, clearost, best book for the Piano." Phil. Evening Bulletin. "A work of solid and enduring merit."

Phi. City Item.

"Will supersedo every other of th* kind." Worcester Spy. "An Improvement on all other Piano Books."

Syracuse Journal.

"Possesses merit not claimed by other works." ev^Iund Herald. "Common &enso, piain talk, and brevity.1

Has

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

jn23jir»

Boston Journal.

"Presents many new and important ideas.1' H. Y. Tablet. "No Piano book rompaiablo in value to it."

New Covenant.

No long dry lessoi s, n^r wearisome rxerclsos, but sprightly Studies throughout, nnd Charming Melodies for practice at every 6t«^p. it is ill that can be desired. Price $3,76 Seat post paid.

OLiVER DITSOV & CO., Publisher*. jalGdwtc 277 Washington St., Boston.

AJEW GKOCBUY STOitll.

dtiilKUG I. liEIGLEB

opened a n.'w Clrncery Store "n Sixth Street, two doors south of tho National House, where he will keep not only the articles usually found in a first class Grocery KJtabllsUment, but all the fruits and vegetables ol tli» season. Tli,.- latter will to supplied from bis •vtcnslv* ^ari.ni, and will alwaysbe fresh. «'Ct27d3in

BUCKELL. IIOl sC CT'N

Shop

Torre Haute, Indiana.

r.y strict attention to Imbues*, nt.d moderate charges, I hope to merit a stare of public patronage.

)BOPLE'S HACK LIJS'E. ,,

The undersigned are running two Accommodation flacks in th* oity of Terre liaute, lor tbe accommodation ol t!»ociti?.en« and the community in general. Cilre us a call. Lesva orders at Barr'a Drug Store, or at A. C. Combs' Coal Office, No. 24 South 3d street, next door north of tho Bantin House, aod at tho Stexart Home.

All orders lefi y.t either place will bo promptly attended t«, to

from the Trains, or

from any part of thcelty. For OHO passrnjrer and ordioary hag^age the charge will l»e 60 .:onts, hut if more than one, the charge will be 25 cantf* each passenger. For the us* cf a Carriage, per hour lor the house, Sl,$u if ngsged threo or four hours, $l,U0 per hour. We wili do as we advertise to do. We al*o go into the country, if desired.

LEE

del8d2m jsi.-., LOUIS HABBIS.

HALE!

IfTT.T.BB'S BLOCK, ...

Vtiv

OTMAIfAPOIIS, im,

ptai Pbjslclan for Diseases of tbe~£

.4^

,ij« 1

tFor

psrticolars soe poster*. AdmiBSion.... 50 Cents Tickets for sale at Barr'a Drug Store and feackUigham'« and BartlettV Cook.Btnre*. awfit

TO WSCH BBANCU Of TAG PROFK88IOK his practice is exclusively confined, may bo oon^ salted personally, or by lettor, at hi a Dispen^iry' and Surgery, Hiller'tf Block, Kortli Illinois strtat, one square north of the Bates House.

Also,, at the earnest solicitation oftnanf 'olu patients PB. HALE .wilt still continue to Tisit-

TERRE HAUTE,

once eTery four treoks, and may

consulted at

the Terre Haute House, On Ttanrsday, Jan. 34tli, 1867. On Thursday, Feb. 31st,

On fhnnday, «r. 2l«t, On Tlinrmlay, April 18th On Thursday, May 18th. On Tharsday, Jnsie lSib, On Thursday, July lllli, On Tlinraday, An(. Slh, on Thnrsday, Se|»t. Stti, On Thursday, Oct. 3 ft 31, On Thursday, NOT.. 28th, On Thursday, Dec. 20th,

pAPER HANGING.

fjsS

'{,at

StH

CONSULTATION FREE!

And terms of Treatmt-ot within the reach of oil I f"or farther particular# inquire of James Fisher, Esq., E. Stevens, Ksq., Fred. H. Barber, Esq., Mrs.

S. C.

Moore, L. Oberholzer, Esq., Wm. Coais,

Esq A. O. Mattox, Esq., all of Terro Haute. Dr. HALE Is a Graduate of Medicine and Surgery, and tho Author of the NEW METHOD of Treatment for Diseases of the

Air Pastaget,

#hich

succeeds where all other means have failed/and is certainty worthy cf trial. ja!5dtf

pURT & ROBINSON, Plain and OccoratUe Paper Bangers, Are prepved to execute work in the above line in a noat anfo artistic manner. Orders left at Brokawu Bro'8 4 Oo., No. 109 Main Street, will meet with pi ompt attention. Jan3 6m

AS FITTING.

..Miss Archer

Mlllinette Mercer Gertrude Karly Seraphlua Beese

Ladies and Gentlemen of. the Ball Room

GEIGER & :WICKS Having commenced the Qas Fitting business in connection with their Locksmithlng Establishment, hope, by prompt attention to orders, to merit a share of public patronage.

Shop south side of Main street, near the_ Terre Hsute House. *i29.|.im

DRY GOODS.

.• -if'Sl'. •'"St

t«3

'y.

ham

••*('...4'/-!" ".it :h

••'.•As.

tw'i

TAti-

TUELL, RIPLEY & C0.'S

'atisM Vv'»

tii.!'. ir '. 4 ft «tA^s*8 www I v*'£ 051 *'t

cfc/if.0'3.

it-

if':

».f-:

Jo.

Ip#,'*

ru,

ye 4.

ti $

Merrimack Prints 16§ cts!

Sprague Prints 16§ cts!

American Prints 16f cts!«A"

Dunnell Prints 16f cte!

Double Purple Prints 16 2-3

Pink Prints 16 2-3 ctslT-™/^

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 wicle 33£ cents!

3000 yards Best Figured „P,e Lanes 25 cents! 1'

Gents Paper Collars 10 cents per Box!

Ladies Balmoral Skirts $2.0G

Wool Blankets 6, 8 and $1C per pair

#.'

0£.S«i'

All Goods Marked Down to exceedingly LOW PRICES to close Tf inter Stock!

JgOOTSAND

1A''~

uor ld3m

-in js

TUELL, RIPLEY & f'O.'S.

Main street, corner otli, Trrrc-Haute.

SHOES.

BOOTS AND

IS. A N E W

Id SclllL((

Bools & Shoes Very Cheap

To close out bis larpe stock of

To make room for Winter stock. Yon wil money by calling on him at

JNA

No. 3 Mechanics Block/'

Particular Attention is given to

CUSTOM WORK

This Department is in th» hands of SKILLFUL WORKMEN. "Ctl6dtr

flRW

GROCERY STORE!

A. KAUFFMAN,

At the new Store-room, corner of Seventh and Main Streets, has openei a first clam Grocery Kstablishment, keeping all kinds or Groecrles, canned bruits. Pearl liarley, Farina. Sago, German Prunes, Dried Pears, together witn all kinds of Fresh Meats. Goods delivered in any part of tbe city, free of charge. jal0d2m®

BIEBERTS

MUSICAL_COLLEGE,

At HimkalFs Balldfaig,

MAIN SIKKXT,. .TXSBI HAUTI, IN P.

The course of Instruction will efcibfac leasons upon Ore Platio Organ, Melodeon,

YIOIIB^

Unitar,

llitfo, ,antl other Instrument* Vocal Music aiid the cnltiratfoa Of ilkrf Voice Thorough Bass, Composition, and the Rudiments of Music gpnennyr f| Pers«ns takng a tUiir.ugh fxntm Will begrad-

Mated? ariJil tuations a« lh Oklle^e* ur otherwfer.witt iwprcfcuMid

(kem/if desired

Niglif cfasMs #(ll"Ktie formed to Mcomuodate fyonctj gentlemen, aid others who cannot attend I during buslneM honn, embracing a course of •tndy that will enable thom to read music at sight.

Lectures on tho Science of Mnslc will be delivered In the ITaslo H41I of tho Gollege, on every Saturday afternoon, to 11 paplM, fre* ot charge.

Tho terms -will, aconrdinit to the grade ot the pupil, be lower than tiiqse ot any aimilar Institution In tbo T'nUed 3iai S.

tion WV. 13, 1861

J.O.MSniUiOttB,. WlLLIA* 81WWIT.

I.T I

TERRE HAUT E

ACADEMYof M0SIC.

The undsrsighed, de*iring to supply a vacnam in the wants of our rapidly growing city, and in obedience to tho loudly expressed wishes of a large number of thd citizens ci this clt), announce io the pnbiie that they have opened an

OF MUSIC

In the second story of Ki5ai.. "P*I«ce of Mr.sic/' where th$y are prepared to give instruction to pupils

all bri«ich»8 tins b«autilul

and necessary accoiuplishiueut. Their Musio Kncitaa ai^ larpe, well Tcutilatel and lighted, and easy ot access, and are supplied with every yariutv

lutitrumcnts, and Pupiid

oan receive instruction on the Piano, Cuitnr, Violin, Oigan, Brass ludtrnmoiifs. Pat ticular attention paid to the cultivation ot th- voire. In* structtons in Thorough U*ss t:oiup0r*tti0DS.

For Terms of Instruction apply th© under" signed, at tho Academy of MIMIC, ftcoond storj of Kis*tt«r^ P«lao*-dr Music, or-aUtho Musi: Store below* .Thabest of referenter givon as toqualiutiois.'irc:

fi.'-A. HARTUNO,-

decl2dtf JKMOKLV DEPBOSSE

I S S N E S

'EW

mti -ii

-isU VVJ o—-V Wt ti

JBS*

Semi.Anual Clearance Sale

4, -*i i" .1

J*1 a 9*^1. 1

TPt 'j id]

3d el DjWDOiic'0

DRY-GOODS df aaT AT RETAIL

a it A**- -v •.

Commences Jan'y 4th, 1867!

t'i

.k-i-tt iti fE

OF MUSIC!

iu rau ,.Y

.vi' jfy i\

biff* Hi

I take great pleasure in inviting the attention of my old iriends and customers, and all new ones In want of anything lu the n£it

KjJi tMiih

S I I N E

r-» 4,. "OT."

Jfr

i. mTOMY

rj I

A 1

Ij# •••11^-'

NEW AND SPACIOUS STORK

No. 48( Ohio Si reett'

ai'i HJOW ..il

Having personally selected my New Stoct with great care, at Mew Tork, I am now able tu offer te the Musical Public the

Largest Assortment

'-OF-, fii, v. r*

'i-iS ilb.u It'lJ

Musical Merchandis

IN THE NORTH-WEST

The first Floor will be stocked witb Sheet Music, String Goods, Musio Books, and all kinds of small Iustrumont9, such as Violins, Oultara,Drums, Brass and Silver Band instruments, rintinas, Uuitars, Concertina*, Atccrdeons ot all sices and pricoi, Vlageol*ts, flutes. Drum Cord, 8ticka,Drum Belts, (Jaliskin Drum Heads, Sheepskin Drum Heads, Brass Mouth-Pieces, German Silver Mouth-Piecvs, Banjos, Flutes, Tombo rides, Gorman Violins, French Yioliua, (AVw,( French Violins, (imitetioit« old Stra1uarlUl, Qnanattus, anil other Cremona patterns^) Vlbllncnlos, Deuble Basses, Violin Finger-Boards, Violin Tntei, Neeks, Violin Violiucollo, Uouble iiags Uuitar and Harp Strings, Tail Pieces, Peg9, Bridges, Mutes, Tuning forks, Tunin$ilainm6rs,.Pitch Pipes, CaKtaneia, ciairouet, Uojils, Viuliu, Violiocillo and Donbio Baits Bows Mtisic Folios, Doubro V.'i fined Kosin Oases for Flutes, Ciaronets, Viollnq and Guitars Blank Music liooks, Blank Mime Caids, and Husic Papers of all nizes.

W Particular attention paid to the, Strin Department. Tho Second Floor, will be Stocked with

Pianos, Melodeons & Organs!

•Always on bands a spleduid aa?ortm«nt of Pianos from the well known ATanufactoricp of Eobert Nuns, N.Y., the celebrated Patent Cycloid Pianos Stack A Co., N. Y., A. II. (Jale

«Jo., N. i.,

Knabe Co., Baltimore, aod other First Gla^s Makers.

Carhart & Needham's

Celebrated Bodoir Church Grgans, Parlor Organs and Melodetins These Instiuments stand altogether unrivaled, a fact which every llstooer atid Judge will be at one "nvinci'd of by simply comparing them with otters.

Send for a Circular. TEa

tJ *.1

I Hi.

Mil I i.

HS v&i LXUlll:.-.

PRACTICAL PyNO MAKES,

By trade, consequently a judge of Instrument.,, those sending orders from the distance can fully rely on ebtaiuingasgoodand flue anarticle as il personally selected.

Liberal disciiunt to Seminariiia, Schools, Mini* ters vnd teachers of Mnslc. SeHd for Circular uud tfricus. Kvvry Iustrument warranted for flv years. 3en«l orders to KIISXEU'S -1 f." .'

PALACE OF MUSIC,

OJiio Street.

Tetie Hauto, Indiana.

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

DKALEB IN

PIAUfOS, HGLOOEONS. •.mm

't.-' •:oW ...J

Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Musictti ^"^Merchandise, No. t)l Wnbash Eftrr.t, S«t

TSBBE HA DTK. INDIANA. *W[.

Tl'NINO AND I1KPAIR1NG of PIANOS anJ other Instruments will by promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be tafcon 111 tnade lui NifiM ONES. aul03dwtf J. (}. LINDEMANN

A Card.

HAVING

Hold our entire stock ot atuve* and Tinware to U. L. Ball, we take pleasuro iu recommending all our fi lend* and paironi, in waul of lliAi-ciass btoves aud kitchen Furniture, to hi* Jur^r. and well t»«lect» stock. Aua huriu^ aUo transferred to him i-ur Agiticy and Jrf redt ii,

PETER MARTIN'S

WARM AIR FURNACES

Wo would eh'' rfully rccommend ull wlw. du^iru a superior Kuriiitce to examine tlicm There art now several in use In the city, and all work entirely satisfactory to the parti.* in!ng tliom

Bin this connection, we would say that w,- aruow rclnsively engaged in dealing iu

ACiRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS,

Wagons untl jffaeliinery Of all kinds. \t have on handftupoiior

A S A W S

Circular Saws

AND

ENDLESS CHAIN POWERS,

Corn Shellers, Cutting Boxes,

And a full iine^f -.••••

PLOWS!

And we always keep the Genuine

RICHMOND PLOW.

Alade by d. CO., at Richmond, Ind.

Our place of business is now at tbe OLD WIGWAM

Just "West of tho Terro Haute Ifouse.

JOHN SCOTT & SON.

oot2Tdwto