Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1867 — Page 4

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DALLY EXPRESS.

P. 6.

WESTPALL, LOCAL EDIT©*.

SI TKBRE-HAUTK, XNU. "I Tuesday Morning, Jail. 20tli»^ i8ol

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TERBE HAUTE

AND

EVANSTIIXE AND, CRAWFOBBSTILtB. LEAVE.

Indianapolis, for thtteves to enter cellars and abstract tho preserves, jellies and vegetables stored away for the winter.

"We see it stated that the man who

never told an editor how he could bettor his paper, has gone to marry a woman that has never looked into a looking»glass.

The distillery of

ffST"

Chicago railroad was thrown from the track at Putnamville on Saturday by the breaking of a rail The engine and four cars turned over, and William Butler, a brakesman, was instantly- killed, and William Donovan, iiremau, and William Burrow, engineer, were badly injured.

Signor Blitz, whose reputation is

world-wide, opens his magical soirees tonight, At Dowling Hall. In addition to his programme, embracing feats in magic and ventriloquism, he introduces one hundred learned canary birds, and at tho con* elusion of the entertainment gives away gold and silver articles of much value. Qo early to-nigbt, as there are no reserved

•eats... *.

|jy A lady teacher in one of the Lafayette schools has lately been arraigned on a charge of excessively punishing one of her pupils by making her stand on the floor with her bands tied behind her back, and a stick placed in her mouth in such a manner as to keep it open, so that she could not close it for some time afterward. The teacher was acquitted w,wr

SNOW.—Yesterday

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INDIANAPOLIS-.'

HAVE. ARRIVE 12:20 A. Express ••••12:05 I\ Mj '6:50 A. Mail -3:55 P- M. 4:05 P. Express, 12:00 MID.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON

AND

TERRE HAUTE.

LEAVE. ARRIVK. 12:12 P. HAIL ..J.OFI R. M. 4:10 P. Mattoon AccoIN..10:00 A. M. 12:15 •. Express....... 12:i2 A. M.

AWI ARBITK.

6:60 A. Accotiita(niHi.ion.r..3:55 p. M. 3:55 P. Mail 3:40 r. w. ROCKVILLK EXTENSION. LEAVE ARRIVE. 4:06 P. .1J:00 A.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS N.tW

Dissolution—Morgan & Chess* r*-' Application Tor Licensc—Charles feoft. Skirt Adjuster—Sirs. O. it. Lojsrancc.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS. viI

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WOT Wo understand tlmt meetings ^rili beheld in the First Presbyterian .^jburch every evening, commencing: at 7i| o'clock, during the woek. /.

It is becoming quite common in

T. Pate &

Co., at Patriot, Indiana, has been seized by the colector of the Third District of Indiana, for violation of the internal rev* enue laws.

IT"! _|fe

HeleD Western, an actress, it

said, was the first to introduce the fashion now so universal among the ladies, of wearinea solitary long curl swung over the loft shoulder.

A poor victim of remorse, melan

choly, jealousy and marriage, by the name of James Collins, who had been a resident of Charlesto\vn,'in Clarke county, committed self-destruotion by throwing himself head foremcst out of a three #ory window. Family troubles are alleged to have been the dftfy.se of this horrible ket.

(ST It is unlawful to shoot, net, trap or otherwise capture quail, prairie chicken, or deer, after tbe last day of this month. As the game season is expiring those who indulge in such luxuries can purchase them only prior to Friday of this week.— Randleman & Kay have venison, prairie chicken and quail in abundance

A train on the New Albiny &

afternoon we had

another light fall of snow, improving the sleighing where it is worn and packed.— The weather clerk seems determined to give us a surfeit of a good thing. The snow market is plethoric. Being knee deep, we don't need deeper.

joke. Many wheels are having a long rest- That is right, they are so tired. having so much running around to do.— Snow banks were not liquid-Bating yesterday, but probably will within ten days at least they can be drawn on for any amount for that time.

Ledger

FomrpUXQ-—Early Saturday morOiug IMV

Mrs. Beckwitb, who resides at tbe junction fit Lafayette and Third streets, found in tbe wood»bousa, an infant, some three weeks old. Bad it nut been discovered.until a later Lour it would have perished. Tbe mother that could desert a child and thus expose it to danger of perishing by cold is certainly lost to all feeling. T^hc little stronger—a bright boy baby—has enlisted tbe sympathy of Mr. Robert) Linn and wife, who have adopted it and will rear it as their own child

f©"* Some two hundred,of our readers, who didn't get the Crosby Opera House, may be interested in knowing4hejwese» owner. On Saturday Mr. Abraham H. Lee, who heM ticket No. 68.600, visited Chicago, with his family occupied a box at the Eistori matinee, and then sold his Opera House to Mr. IT. H. Crosby for tWo hundred thousand dollars. A good thing for Mr. Lee, and better fo^^Mr C.

Wat The Union Prayer Meeting enter, ed upon tho fourth week of its existence yesterday morning, under very favorablo auspices. It is evidently gaining more of the attention of business men and nonoliurch members. Instead of being, as prayw. meetings very often are, composed almost entirely of women, there are present representatives of both sexes in very fair proportions. Those who conduct and engage 1n the meetings seem' very much in earnest and claim that much good has already been accomplished. Certainly no city needs wise and earnest Christian efforts more than Terre Haute. We learn that in many, or some at least, of the business houses, the members of the firm and tbe clerks divide equally and "take a turn about" in attending the meetings. Why would not an arrangement of this sort be wise in moro houses? Nothing would contribute more to the general interest of business firms than honest and moral clerks, and nothing moro surely would make them such than true piety. "Lordliness is profitable unto all things having promise of the life that now is and of that which is to come/' So tbe Good Book ••Jeimna.viw tki says.

EDITOR EXPRESS

:—Your Daily of 10th

inst., contained a communication from "Diogenes," addressed to "P." I

Diogenes" hopes that

those

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•a?* Mr. Julius Bogart, of Vermillion county, raised and sold to Mr. Joseph us Collect, Junior, a fine lot of hogs, or.o of which weighed sevun hundred and sixtytwo pounds gross, and netted six hundred and sixty-six pounds. To match this the Attica

says that Mr. Thomas, of

Warren, owns a hog which wt-igbs a little QVBifelcven hundred pounds.'

Tnis re

markable statement can be attested by thousands, as the animal was on exhibition at the County Fair, and wa3 publicly weighed. Another paper says that Mr. Thomas Haworih sola at Liberty this season, thirty-or.e ht-ud of hogs, the aggregate weight of whish was 13,830 pounds, being an average of nearly 512 pounds per hesd-

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tST" Everything that it is possible to put on runners is r.jw sliding—buggy tops, wagon-beds, buckboards, spring wagons, drays, dry goods boxes,at cetera, and yesterday evening one of Miller's omnibuses went gliding up Main street ata two-forty rHte. The experiment with railway coaches has not been tried.— Should the snow last long enough, who knows but toe ingenuity of man mav be applied in that direction. Wouldn't it be gay, seated in a sledge, Hying through the country beimid a locomotive at the rate of twenty-five miles an bour. This idea is original, but we have no copy-right. We charge tho railway company nothing for it, and our brother local editors can appropriate it, item and-all, with impunity.

owe him

«n apology, for delaying so long to make some reply, if no more than to assure him that I took no umbrage for the freedom in which be indulged in remarks, personally applicable to me. My thoughts have been almost constantly preoccupied with other matters for the last ten days I have hesitated very strongly, whether any good will result in any reply

am able to make

to Djogenes "crudities."

was induced to

write my first article, animadverting upon Diogenes' critique of Rev. E. F.

Howe's

sermon on amusements, solely, because

unco guid

That snow

Man had been an inhabitant of this glorious footstool less than two thousand years, when God declared—Genesis- 6, 5, that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imtnaginution of the thoughts of his heart wuo only evil continually,

and that the Lord sail I will

destroy man whom I have created from the face of ttie earth. By some, it is supposed that there wero then on the earth one thousand million of souis, b}" others, at least a hundred million. Only eight souls survived that destruction, which is rather more than ninety-nine per cent. Do you believe this scripture account Diogenes If you do not, I cannot say to you as did Paul to Agrippa, I know that thou believcst the propheU. How mauy were saved oi that vast number in a tuture, through the vicarious suiForings and sacrifices of Christ I know not. 1 believe that Christ's sacrifice, or the benefits of that sacnficeis co-existunt with the fall. I believe also, that all rnfan ts, until they arrive to an ago of aecountability, are saved through that atonement alone. John Calvin held to a moro strict interpretation of God's words, and. did not include all children "this saving provision.

But what was that holy and Godly man. Who made God's word his daily study and spent nights of earnest and honest prayer, to the author of the great book, to illumine his mind and direct bim in the unfolding of its divine truths, that should entitle him to be called grim old John Calvin, and as the author of a atra-bilai-ious theoloy, not so good as a heathen philoso-'

•.

phy. I hardly know what kind of theology aira-bilarious

thought the interest of religious, truths, and the purity of evangelical religion were too much compromised in the views and sentiments expressed in that criticism. It seemed to me that Diogenes drew his in gpiration and sentiments more l'rom a popular infideb'philosopher than from the pure and spiritual Gospel of the Savior and his Aposflies. His la^t article i.rmfirmi me in that opinion. Diogener^professes to have changed bis position trom & phi losophical stand point, to one up a tree, in order to taken bird's eye view of the field, as-it looks to him frotn that elevation.— Well, really, I don't think,, lodging from what his jaundiced eyes saw there, that his moral vision was at all benefitted by the change. I remember reading an account of a noted individual of olden time, that got into a tall sycamore tree, in order to get a bird's eye view of the Savior as he waspaning along. But he was told to come down and receive instruction at his own house. He obeyed, confessed his sins, and received salvation. I have no idea that I can reach Diogenes with any texts of Scripture until he comes down from that tree. I commend to him sincerely, the example, humility, and faith of Zacheus. In sending to Diogenes Scriptural texts, I wish to assure him that I do not aim thsm at his head, as he alledges I did, but at his heart. It' only a few—not a/Jwtiarfc of them—sent him in my former article, produced such a fluttering of his mind and flapping of his wings, I know not what might be tha effect of one whole sermon like that of the Apostle Peter, found in Acts 2d.

is, for my dictionary

does not inform me. Hoathen philosophers may understand the term better than Calvin did.

But Diogenes does not/ stop with Calvin. Bising in his flight of vision from that lofty tree of philosophy and the wisdom of an nncient Sage, his mind runs back over the history of the early church, founded by Christ and his Apostles, and he discovers that Christ was in error, that Paul was beside himself, that abnegation from tho world, the fundamental doulrino of religion and tbe church is fanaticism and a mistaken notion of what i3 true religon. He would havo us, of the church, disregard the comn.and to come out from the world and be separate: that is, in principles aud abstaining from worldly, t»r anti-christian practices, and return again to the weak and beggarly elements of tho world and bo in bondage and sin. Paul addressed the foolish Galations on this point—Gal. 3d., and commend the whole chapter and the following too, to Diogenes' careful study.

I do not deny that fanaticism has existed in the church, and among its leaders, and at times so greatly, as to unhinge all the faculties of reason and drive truth and grace from the heart entirely. But that was not the religon of Christ, and is no argument against a church organized and founded upon a rock, and governed by the principles of the Gospel. .Remember, if you please Diogenes, that Christ said unto one: "That tbou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church: and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it."

The libel upon our Pilgrim fathers, I pass over as unworthy of any considerai'iA tion.

elti 'M i£»-4* W: There is a great ^deal of superstition in the world yet, notwithstanding the glori. ous light of gospel truth. But is it not as Christ said: "Men love darkness, and will not como to tho light, because their deeds aro evil." You do not find it in a truly spiritual church, but in a church of forms, rites, idle fancies and scruples, not founded on the word of God.

This is true as God made iiirn but David describe th man in his natural state—Jsalm 14:2—" The Lord looked down from Heaven upjn the children of men to see if there were any one that did understand and seek God. They are all gone aside, they all together become pithy there is none that dueth good, no, not one." Psalm 58—3. "The wickeJ are estranged Irom the womb they go astray soon a» they be born, speaking lies.'' Conscious of making this communication too lengthy, I promise both Editor and Diogenes, that it they will excuse this, 1 sbull be most willing to remain silent, and leave this matter with one who is infinite in wisdom, gracious, merciful, and ready to furgi ve. P.

MASONIC.—Special

am not one of

folks, who look on this

glorious footstool of the Almighty as lost, miserable and ruined Jworld, and believes that ninety-nine per cent, at least of its inhabitants are consigned to perdition the moment they are ushered into it. I answer tnis by saying, I believe tho scripture? fully, beginning with the old and ending with the new.

SCBWINOKOUBER,

Viao,

Jan. 28f d2w

church

to foster and keep alive this foul monster, superstition, must be devoid of al! those spiritual graces 9nd principles required by the Great Teacher, and be governed, controlled and led by worldly wisdom aud worldly policy. But I will close with only a word touching Diogenes' quotation fromShakspeare's apostrophe of man. Shakspeare may havo had a very high conception of man in a natural state, and a verycorrect idea of his moral condition from his stand-point, but I prefer that knowledge and opinion which conies to us from God alone, who is our maker, and knoweth all our hearts. Tho Psalmist says, "What is man, that thou art mindful of him and the son of man, that Thou visitest him for Thou hast made bim a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour."

Recorder. r-

:il:±' -p HEAIKJUARTEKS

G. A.

B., DISTRICT 1

POST

No. 1,

TERRE HAUTE,

JANUARY,

28, i867.

Regular meeting this, Tuesday evening. A

l'uil attendance is desired. ALONZO HANEY,

P03t

NOTICE.—Again

NOTICK.—On

INSURANCE—A

B§^ The undersigned has a splendid Ict'j now Etyie

Largo. Stone

SCIENCE.—Boyd's

ADJ't. 1

we call the attention

of tho afflicted totne great success attendant upon the skillful treatment used by Dr. Parnsworth, No. 21J West Marylaud street, Indianapolis, where all who may need the services.of an experienced physician, should not fail to give him a call. See advertisement on first page. dltaw-wltam tt

and alter this date, the

following prices will be charged for sleigh-riding: Single Cutter and Horse, $2 per hour Two-seated Sleigh or Cutter, $4 per hour. A fair reduction will be made when the time extends to three or four hours. The above prices are charged only when moderate driving is strictly observed T. W.

HOWARD,

Prairie City Livery and Sale Stable, Corner 3d and Walnut streets. d3t.

CoR»KcrioN.-i have

been informed that a number of men havo reported that Stephen Howard was insured in the Winnesheik insurance Company, where lie was burned out last wintt-r. It Mr. Howard had been insured in tha Winnesheik, he would have received his Insurance. Mr. Howard was insured in the Morris Fire Cffmpany. of New York.

M. J. WHEELER. Agent.

J6S* Thirteen years practice in Chronc Disease by D. L. Pitkin, M. D., of South Bend, Indiana—author of anew system of medicine in tho treatment of Chronic disease, and a new mode of combining. For the accommodation of 1113 patients and friends who have toliciwd me to visit them in various parts, 1 have concluded to visit the following places at the times specified, where I tuny be consulted free of charge:

Reelsvillo, Friday. January 25. Harmony, Saturday, January 26. Brazil, at tbe Brazil House, Sunday and Monday, Jan. 27 and 28.

Stanton, at the Paris House, January 29th. Terre Haute, at the Terre Haute House, Wednesday and Thursday, 30, 31st and Friday, Feb. 1st.

Currysville, Saturday Feb.* 2? Sullivan, Sunday and Monday, Feb. 3

in f~

of Ladies Masquerade Suite for tho com- Alco ti 'EfnbroiAet'ed"Corsets, someing Balls, to rent. Enquire at 161, Main thing now, atNlppert & Cos. dtf street, 3d story.

Mrs. B. EICHE.

Maplo Sugar at Butz & Bailey's. dtf.

Finest Teas in the inarketal Bute

& Bailey's. dtf.

After a long delay tlio public is

informed that a supply of the Cballengo Washing Machine is now ready. You have seen or can seo best of testimonials and you run no risk in buying,, because they are warranted to please. Only $3, at J. A.Footte's Seed Store. 28dlw w4t.

Jars, with

Butz & Bailoy's.

lids at tuf

i-!.! •!'.

Oysters, Gamo and Poultry, Green

and Dried Apples and Peachcs at Butz & Bailey's "v -j dtf

To-day and to-morrow aro the last

two days of the Clothing Auction. Those in want of clothing will dc well to take advantage of this opportunity for securing a bargain. 23d,

10?" For Buckwheat Cakes Maple Syrup is good. Call at Rippetoe's. dtf-:

A auperior quality of Coir ,on.

Rope Mattings in 2-4, 5-8, 3-4, 4-1 and 5-4 for Counting Rooms, Offices, Hotel?, Public Rooms, Society Halls, and Churches, to be found at W.

S. Ryco & Cos 26-iltf

HUMBUG.—I

will sell off my stock

of Hoop Skirts, Corsets, and other goods in the ladies' emporium lino, for the next thirty days at vastly reduced prices. To meet my money obligations I must sell my goods at some price. Merchants and the ladies will do well to examino thiem and learn my prices forthwith, at the Premium Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. ,F

...... B. WEISZ.

jGo to James Moorman's for CreamButter and Boston Crackers, No. 73 Main street. dtf.

THE BEST CHANCE

N. Erlanger & Bro., are selling thenWinter Clothing regardless of cost. Fine Beaver Coats, Business Coats, &c., &., in great variety. Call soon and gut a bargain. .Good Undershirts and Drawers at 75 cents. 25tf

NO HUMBUG—GKKAT AUCTION SALE.— The greatest auction sale which has ever occurred in Terre Haute, is now taking place at the store-room formerly occupied by 3. W. Williams' Steam Bakery, on Main street, between 4th and 5th. Twenty thousand dollars worth of Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ladies', .Cloaks, &c.,

are to be sold regardless of cost. The goods are of the best quality, imd the sales made at extremely low prices. |p/f 25d4t

Medicated Cream is

prepared from the recipo of a thoroughly educated physician of twenty-fivo years' experience in the profession.^ For sale by all druggists. dwlw.

ARRIVAL.—Of

new Silver in new style

at John R. Freeman's. dtf,

Great

Meeting of Terre

Haute Csuncil No. 8, It. and S. M., this (Tuesday) Evening, at 7 o'clock, tor work. A. L. CHAMBERLIN, T. I. G.(M.

excitement

Edsall &

CAUTION.—Messrs.

on account of Gloves in all I ldtf

Co's $L2ft Kid

sizes and colors, rf -r J* S'l

Fresh arrival of choice teas at

James Moorman s, No. 75 Main Street.

0g?*Fresh arrival of Java, L^guayra and Rio coffee at James Moorman's, No. 75 Main Street.

MASQUERADE SUITS.—A

good variety

of Masquerade and Fancy dress suits for gentlemen, can be had of Uolfelder & Seeinan, No. 159 Main street. lodtf.

Cranberries, Dried Curraoits ana

Lemons, at Randleman Rays. 7-dtt

Mince Meat on Friday acid Satur

days, at Raddleman & Rays. 7-dtf

GENTS.—The

best French Calf Press

Boot made to order, for Slu.OO, at

Depew's No. 61 Main street, Early's i!iock. ("11-dlw

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All goods in our line will be sold

for the next thirty days at extremely low prices before going East. Wo ace bound to sell, call and see.

WOLFE WESTFALL,^*

dwtf 85 Main Street, Terre Haute.

A. T. Stewart St Co.

being the exclusive agents and importers of all the Kid Gloves made by Alexandre, of Paris, respectfully caution buyers against imitations stamped inside '-Alexander,' also -'Alexandre Celcbru,' which are now in tho market and sold ns

IIAIR JEWELRY

the

gentune giove. All genuine Alexandre Gloves are stamped inside

ALEXANDRE.

S I \A.T

COME IN.—The

S.O

Terre Haute Commer

cial College is open both day and evening to give instructions in all branches pertaining to a mercantile education. ittf.

Sfa?* The prescription department of J. & II. A. Davis' Drug and Chemical Store is undur the care of an experienced Parmficheutist, and prescriptions can be filled with accuracy at all hours of the day or night. None but pure and unadulterated medicines used. IStf

FOR

fl^,

Frenc^ Coreetts

gffi- A binall lot of Mapte Sugur can be found at C-1. Ripley's. dtf. I 8@* TEe extK tfhii fish just received at C. I, Ripley's. ,, dt!

J6T Cents go to J. F. {Depow'a for a nice dress Boot. [11-dlw

fgr iSTew'domiiiy.y fcifcp© *dtf.

BSST Bran, Shorts, Corn, Oats, and Baled gay, and Ship Stuff, at Rippetoe's. dtf.

f#1feo!foiElffR the best Syrup in the city. flO-dtf

fSfig" Fresh arrival of Choico Teas at E. R. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street.

Sweet Cider, Basils, CurmUs and

Citron at

street. [10-dtf

finePiSsortm'elt

Jaokoiiett and

Swiss Edgings and inseitings at ^Nippert & cv...

gtslF Seventy five dozen of the celebrated "Dannton" Kid Gloves just received at Edsall & Go's, at only $1.75 per pair. ,,[l-dtf

The famous

Long Arm Chop Tea,

only $1,25 per pound- at C. i. Ripley's.

dt£.

aerX l^ew assprtuiont^of Drlii Trimmings in solid colored ^]k. Velvet Ribbdn| at.N ipperti Co's. dtf

jjgg" One thousand. mens' and boys' wool hats to be sold at 25 per cent, less than ever before tof ixpduge stMtk before

Call all sell i!

gbing?East~

dwtf.

YET

OFFERED.—

.W0LF1C 4 WE9TFALL, 81 Main street.

NEW MEA| SHO^—jJacob':ALayher

To THE

:or

A FACT!—Persons

having card nega

tives taken at D. H. Wright's or Wright &Prescctt's, canjliave any larger size photograph made from tho same, either plain or finished in India Iak. water-er Oil colors. '.. dtf

Riddlo preparing to follow, and in order to do so, will sell .100 good fashionable Tur bans'for 75c each 100, better quality, for pleach 100 nice Velvet, at $1,25 to $1,76 200 Gladiator nata at 75c to $2 300 nice Breakfast Shawls, at $1 to $7 500 Hoods and Nubias at 40c to $2. Hosiery," lots' of 'em, at most any. price. Zephyr, worsted, can beat them all on that. FursljFurs cheaper than—•we 11 come and seel 2,000 pieces Sheet Music, 5c a sheet. On Dress Buttons we can- beat any twoh«r»e ^tore in tlie city. Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Trimmings and Fancy Goods, that must be sold. ^SewmgjMachines—we don't fear anything in that line.* We haVe thom to sell or give away. But call soon, before I leave, at T. H. Riddle's little one-horse store, 18 North Fourth street. dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

New Meat Shop.—Rupp AYoris have opined a Meat ahoy at Wo. IS South Fourth StTeet, a few dours south of the Pest Offlre, where can at all hours bu fuuud tbe tel.: of all kiads of Meat, Sausugo, &c. Tbis will prove A great convenience to thoec tvho find'it inconvenient to the morning market.

3ia11by's Celebrated Oysters.—We are now ia receipt of, end will continue to receive daily dunng the entire senaon, these large and justly finiyus Multby Baltimore Oysters, which wo will1 be reedy, at all timis, to serve to our CUB tomers, eitber by tba cau or dish. Ours is the only house in t^e city whare this firit-cla«3 brand of Uyaier. ii

kept tur tale. Ui s. Wincbart, the cele

brated cook, has cbarge ol the Restaurant depart meut, and will be ready at all timos to attend to tlie urdeii uf nid old friends aLd customers, l!Utt GE'jKGU UABEBMGYKK & CO.

Barr's i't-ctoral Elixir lias uo'supeor for the cure u( uo ishj, Colde, Croup, Wnoop af: Ooupb. Huarasess, &o. To the afflicted we can dotifiiently recommend--^. Pie«Sat»t to take and, only Filty cems per tctile, at ocelli llAltr. S DEUG STOKE

The Uest la tbe Cheapest.—E. F. AlKFvKlL is new receiving tbe BEST BRAZIL COAL brought to

CHRISTMAS FRES-

KNTO.—We have a bo,ik of patterns showing the preciso appearance of the article itself. By giving us the order within a day or two we can havo the present ready by Christmas. At the old stand of

most diversified urid

extensive assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Watches and Chains, Gold and Silver, in tho city of Terre Houte at John R. Freemans's. dtf

RECHERCHE I—The most complete variety of Christmas Silver and Fancy Mer» chandise fijr tho season, i3 to be seen at John R. Freeman's.' dtf.

tba market. Order#left at Mc-

K*nV$hoe Store Ci at liartsock & Bannuter'i will rcc^tve prompt ai:cntioD. dura

Picture Frames

—All

those wanting

am (Mug ::i the Picture Frame line will do well to cull c-u Iftuac Ball, corner of Tbird and Cherry Strvncs, us lit prepared to do any thing in that ine.

f=St l'"i

ISAAC BALL.

Ladles' Masquerade and Fancy Dress SUITS.—The undersigned has for the coming Mas* queuido Palis, a nic? selection of Ladirs' Suits, to lut b.i retBOK&ble pnc*«. Also, Ladies' Fancy Suits m*de to order. US, J. EBETRLE, N. W. corner 1st a-.d Chestuut Streets, first lions© north of th» '.ana! Basia. declOiSm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

01.IETHI.NGr NEW KOIl TIIK LADIES 1!

Yy issox.

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1 liue c.iustantly on hand Waters' New SKiRT ADJUSTER, at n)' resulthce, two aouaree liast of the Onion Depot. Also, at iln. III lams'Millinery ^liop, No l-'flMaiu Street. Mis. U. IT. LAWBANOE, ja23£i.m Manufacturer.

U]I^ION,

Freeman. dwtf

CHRISTMAS.—The

The nariTiersliip ul liorgaa A Che**, Dentists, at Ko. 10T Main Terre Haute, and Sullivan, Iu.l-, 1. till* ilay ilisiolved by mutual consent^ J. B. CUESS.

The business will ba continued by Dr. J. C. Morgan.

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Ja29dltw8t

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A PE'L'IOATION FOK LI-

X3L 0EN8E.—The undersigned Hereby give notic) that H» wiil apply to the County Sommisiioners at their regular session in March, for license tosell eplrituons and intoxicating liquor* in less anirt at»"time. for the*pac* of on* year. The nremises on which laid liqaor* are to bs sold are located on the corner of First and Poplor 8tr*ets, In Terre Haute, in Harrison Town*hip, la Vigo c°unty, Indiana. CHABMS IbLL.

vti T'"»

kOWLttfS HALL!

dtr

teaf- SmofcldCHititbut, No.-1 Jfysckerel and Codfiish at Randleman & Ray. 7-.dtf

Offir A. Nippert & Co. keep the best ^ssortra stock of Dry^ Gbods laitfie^dty, apd* at prices that suit the times. dtf',

has

opetaed a Meat &h'6p ori^Main 'street, be* tween 6th and 7th, first door East of L. Rothcbild's Clothing Store, where he can be found, at all hours, ready to serve his customers with the. best, oi' all kinds of meat. *A [26-dlw

those that haver .^one, are, one

and all, invited to call and* see our new ign proved machine. Sample machines, in operation, may be seen' at Prince & Co's Dry. Goods Store, .75 Main Street.^ dtf *vv .? UsM {.

UNITED STATES

WAR

—GEN.

for Three lightt Only S TTI8DAI, WEMTC8DAY & I1U18DAY, Jan. 29th, SOth aad 31«t, 1M7.

SIGNOR BLITZ,

The WqI Id-ran owned

Magician and Ventriloquist

With hi* Troup* of

too LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!

At tlieconcltuionof aacfa Ptrformanc* the Big•or will give mjr, bona fide, to the audience Qold and Silver ware—article* of great valne.—

For particular^ *ee Programme*.

Admission—.. 60 Cents

,, HO HALF PBICK.

BY SPECIAL BEQUEST I

GRAND MATINEE!! Wednesday at half-past two o'clock. Children 15 Cents

Ja25d4t

It. Wright & Co's, 155 Maip

WANTED.

WANTBD—A Lot of SHELY-

II I NO. Knqnire at Ja*. H. LVON'* Hardware Stor«. 2tid4t

TX7ANTED—A Small Dwelling

House-two cr tbree room*, and a large

garden lot attached, and with well orciatarn.— App'y to L. O. HAOER, Ja2Sd3t Dowling Hail.

\\TANTED—DAY BOARDERS

II A few Gentlemen can get D»y Hoard at 'the large brick residence, on the *outh-*e*t corner of Sixth and Ohio atruets. Apply to J.4l'. McDeaaid, at the Store of Wiugate A Black, ''j

5dtf

...

WANTED.—OLD IRON.—The

IT highest price paid tor all old icrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the K8H A DKNOLEB Pawenger Depot. apSSdtf

McKLKRKSU

FOR SALE.

Ftn

SALE—HOUSE and LOT.

North 4th street, firat hoo*e south of the

Market Honse. For pirticular* enquire on '.lie premise*. £28d3wj F. D. UALLOf.

TiOR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT.

The nndenigned offers for sale a neat brick boss* atorir* high, five neat rooms, two cleaeti, beside kitchen and cellar 18x20—new. Also, a never failing well uf water, and other appurtenances. Situated on North Third street, south of the T. H. A„ Freight House. Enqure on the premises. [l4*-d3m] P. J. BfBNS, Prop'r.

BURNETT A BOSS,

Manufacturer! and Dealers in

LEATHER,

Jya'f |-x 'j "JUiH

HIDES, OILS, WOOL, FURS & FINDINGS

SstiiSS'

LADIESof TERRE HAUTE.—Y.

B. Ruth, .the traveling agent for the opginalHowd Sewing Machine (to which all others pay tribute) is now in the city, and will possibly- remain for. two weeks. All those that have Sewing Machines of any kind,

And

Whol*sale Dealers in -3

SADDLERY HARDWARE,

No. 144 & 146 Main St.,

LIMtTS A. SUBNETT »B1. A. BOSS,

WITH

MEXICO

SEDGWICK ADVANCING—T. H.

Tore Haate, Iod.,

fiitring recently increased to a large extent onr tbclllfi** for business, both by the enlargement fit oar rooms, and by the graatly increased *t*ck which our crowing trade force* a* to keep, we take pleasure in inviting thos* interested, to call and examine onr stock, when visiting onr city.

We ihail always andeaTer to fill all order* entrusted to as, promptly, and to the best advantage.

We purchase our Goods strictly from the

Mannractcrers and Importers* and for Cash, and we know of no better way of placing ourselves right before tha Trad* than in •tating this fact. As

Manufacturers of Leather,

we posses* every advantage desirable to make

First Class Stock, and we are now flnithing for onr Spring Trade, a superior lot of Harness, Black and Fair Bridle,

Skirting and Upper Leather.

'I$ii We are always in the market for

i, She and

Hides, Sheep Felts, Furs, Tallow, Bough Xieatner,

For which we intend to giv* the highut market price.

BURNETT & BOSS.

ja£9dtf

GRAIN SHIPPERS

Millers and Distillers! We are manufacturing vH RICHARD'S

Power Corn Sheiiers

Of all sizes and capacity ranging from

50 to IOOO Bushels per Hour!

Built cf IROM, and Wan anted to Shell Clean IN ANT CONDITION OF QBAIN, and Clean the Corn in Superior Condition for the

MILL OB MA11KST.

OVBR 500 IN DAILV U8B

Portable Eiguei, Small Burr Mills, Farm Mills, ic., kc

BICHABD'S IBON WOBES,

190 & 192 WASHINGTON STREET, CHBCAGO, ILLINOIS. ja23dSm

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLEK'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LINK.

Will attend to all calls lor train* leaving the City, and also deliver pasxeujeere in any part of tht city with care and disbatch

All order* le tontnu Slato at ine Post Office, a) Davis' Drug Store, or mj residence will be tromptly attended tv,

PEOPLE'S HACK LINE.

The undersigned aie running two Accommodation Hacks in ttie ouy of Terro Haute, lor the accommodation of Shecittoens and the community in general. Give u^a call. Letve orders at Barr's Drag Store, or at A. O. Combs' Coal Office, No. 24 South 3d street, n*xt door north ol the Bnnttn House, and at the Ste-rnrt House.

Ail orders left nt either place will be promptly attended to, to or frain the Trams, or from any part of theeity. For oae passenger and ordinary baggage the charge wiii be 60 :eiite, but if more thau ooe, tho- charge will be 26 cents each passeuger. For the tiS4 of a Carriage, per hour for tba house, $1,50 if engaged three or four hours, $1,00 per hour. We will do as we ad* Tertise to do. We ai gd into the country, if desired. 1 E E delSdim 4 LOfJIS 1IARBI3.

j^EVV GROCERY STORE.:

GfcOIttiE lifiiGLER

lias opened a naw Grocery Store on Sixlli Street, tw* doors south of tho National House, where he wilkeeii not only the articles usually touodin a first class Orocery Establishment, but all the fruits and vegetables ot tiie season. Tbe latter will Le supplied troui his extensive gardens, and will always tie tresh oct27d3m

Carriage Painting! WPainter,

HOWAItn MAXN1NO, Carriage Comer 6th and Cherry Street*, over Fred. L. Myers Carriage and Wagon Shop.

All work entrusted to my care, will be done with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to give satiijaction. A ruaaonable share of public patronogt Is resDectfully solictlail I lolltf

PLAUSSEN, BISHOWSKY A Co

Importers and Jobbers of

NOTIONS AND TOYS, W O E S A E I A S

FANCY GBOCERIEg, HBGABS, TOBACCO#, TKAS, et«, II JalOAtf

MUSICAL.

ApSniiSlBj*

MUSIOAIi_OOIilEOE,

At IfilwrtirflHi

BitWil,

MAIN 8TBBSST ./....TKBKK 1IACTC, 1KD.

The conroe of inatrmctioa will eabrace ICMOU* apon the Plaao, Orcas.llelodaoB. Yiolia, QaUar. flnte, aad other Iaitrwaeata Vocal- Basic apd the .cnltivatioa or the Voice Thorough' Bap, Composition, and the Radiaemt* of Basic gen-

"peraoat takiag a thorengh eowsa will be gAdaated, aad lUnation* a* teachers in Callage* or otherwiae will be procured for (bear if desired.— Might claaae* will be foraied to accoaatodate yonng gentlemen, aad othen who cannot attend daring bniluea* hoar*, embracing a coanm of •tody that will enable them to road mnaic at eight.

Lecture* on tha Science"of Bute wilt/ be deliv•rod in the Basic Hall of tha College on every Saturday alternoon, to all pupil*, free of charge.

The term* will, according to the grade ol the pnpil, be lower thaa tho*e of any *imilar Inititutton in tbo United Statis. t. J. 0. BlIMINOKIt,

Dee. 13, 1866. WILLIAM SttCBKHT.

TEBRE HAUTE

ACADEMVof MUSIC.

Tbe undersighed, desiring to *apply a Vacnam in ihu waul* uf our rapidly growing city, and in obedience to tho loudly exyr.ased wishes of a large number ol (he citizens ot ibis city, announce to the pnblie that tbey have opened an

ACADEMY OF MUSIC in the second *tory of Kiss tier's "Palace of Music," where they are prepared to give instruction to pupil* in all britickea ef ttii* btautiful and neoeaeary accomplishment. 't heir Muaic Uooma are large, well ventilated aad lighted, aud raay of acceas, and are snppliod with every tariclf of Instrument*, and Pnpils :an receive instruction on t!i« Piano, Cuit.r, Violin, Oigan, Brass lnotrunient*. Particular attef tion paid to the calUvafion of the voto$. la •irucuon* in Thoro&^b Ba*a Ooaiptoitidfik.

For Terms ot Inati ucttou apply to the uSder signed, at tbe Academy or Music, second1 story of Ki**a«r!a Palace of music, or at the Bails'.Store below. The h«ai of references given as tu.Qaaila tions, Ac. G. A. HABTUNO, decliidtf AMGKLODfPBOSSE

L. KISSHER'S

.'V W *5 FU NEW .. ...

PAIMIK W MIl'SK!

1 5^1 I take great pleasure in inviting the at

tention of my old triesdn and customera, and all new onta In wantof anything lu tbe

S I I N E

NEW AND SPACIOUS STORK

IVo. 49, Ohio Street.

Particular attention paid to the Strin Department.

The Second Floor will be Stocked with

Pianos, Meloieoiis Organs'

Always on band* a iplednid aasortment of Piano* from the well known Maaubctorlef ol Bobert Nuns, N.T., the celebrated Patent Cycloid Pianos Steck ft Co., N. T., A. H. Gale A Co., N. Y., Kne.be A Co., Baltimore, and other First Class Maker*.

Cariiart & Needham's

Celebrated Bodoir Church Organs, Parlor Organ* and Melodeon* Them Instruments itand altogether unrivaled, a fact which every listener and judge will be at once convincod of by (imply comparing them with others.

OST

Send for a Circular. "VB

tf-

BBINOA

PRACTICAL Hi NO MAKER,

By trade, consequently ajudgo of Instruments, those lending orders from the distance can fully rely on ebtaining as good and fine an article as it personally selected.

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, Minister* and Teachors of Music. Send for Circalar aud Prices. Kvery lustrament warranted for five years. ''"!i

Jeud order* to KISSNEB'S •r

PALACE OF MUSIC,

'4S Ohio Street.

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash titreot, ..

TEKUE HAOTE. INDIANA.

TUNING AND BBPAIB1NG of PIANOS and other Instrument* will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnado foi NEW ONES. aulOSdwtt J. G. LINDEMANN.

RBUCKELL,

HOUSE 4ND SIQN

Painter, drainer, Papar Hanger

Shop on 4th Street, 2d Door North of Engine House Terre Xante, Indiana, By strict attention to business, aud moderate charges, I hope to merit a share of public patronage. uov ld3ai

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JgOOTSAND

RIHOES.

IV, ANDREWS

Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To clos^ out tojs lar^e stock of .*?.

Boots Shoe* and OaiterM,

To make room for Winter stock. Yoa will s»vr money by calling on him at

No. 3

Meckanics

Blool^,

Particular Attention I* given to

CUSTOM WORK

This Department is in the hands of SKILLFUL „WOBKMEN. octlBdtf.

AS FITTING.

gsi&KR

wibK8

Having commenced the Gas Fitting busmes* ia connection with liicir Locksnithing Establishsnent, hope, by prompt attention to orders, to •writ a share of publio patronage.

Shop south Main street, asar tbe Tens Haate

HOBS*,aideJ-of

NWUSSJ..^

J'txfr

Y.COODl.

$4 it

i." iJ *t

.«(i .i

«s.

JLianes

Ti":

Having personally selected my New Stoct with great care, at New York, I am now able tt offer t« the tftinlcal Pablic the

Largest Assortment

-or-

Musical Merchandi,

IN THE NOBT TL WEST

The first Floor will be stocked with Sheet Mu*i«, String Good*, Hnaio Book*, and ail kinds of small Iustruments, *uch a* Violins, Guitars, Drums, Bra** and Silver Band Instruments, Flutina*, Ouitars, Concertina*, Acccrdeons otsll size* and prices. Flageolet*', Flutes, Drum Cord, Sticks, Drum Belt*, Calfskin Drum Heads, Sheep*kin Dram Head*, Br*a* Mouth-Pieces, Gorman Silver Moutb-Piec«s, Banjos, flnte*, Tamborin**, German Violin*, French Violin*, (new,( French Violin*, (imitation old Stroduarins, Quaaaeiu*,and other Cremona pattern*,) Violincollo*, Deuble Basse*, Violin Finger-Board*, Violin lute*. Neek*, Violin Viollncello, Uoub le Ba*s Guitar and Harp tftrings, Tail Piece*, Peg*, Bridges, Mute*, Tuning Forks, Tuning Hammer*, Pitch Pipes, Castanets, Olaironet, Heads, Violin, Violincullu and Double Bass Bow* Muaic Folios, Doable lie. lined Bo*in Case* for Flutes, Claronet*, Violin* and Guitars Blank Music Book*, Illaok Miuic Oaid*, and Music Paper* of all sises.

4 «d." !».f

& .. tf

«-»r

fc.i,

TUELLi BIPLET & 00.*S

ifei •Jf'."'Ji

il 11

'ili

8eBl-Aaaai Clearaaee Sale I

*fp ~r r\

OF •-*r

».*

DRY GOODS

*•$&*

-1 «*.»•'

AT RETAIL

Comnenees Jan 4th, I8i7

Merrimack Prints 16f cts! ]5prague Prints, 16f cts! American Prints 16f ctsr Dunnell Prints 16f cts! Double Purple Prints 16

2-3

Pink Prints 16 2-3 cts! 2000 yards Bleached Muslin 12| cents! 2000 y'ds Brown Muslin

12j

2000 yards heavy yard wide Brown Muslin 20 cents! All Wool Flannels *25 cents! French Morenoes 65c to $1! Figured English Mtrenoes yard wide 33^-cents! 3000 yards Best Figured De

cents!

Gents Paper Collars 10 cents per Box! Ladies Balmoral Skirts $2.0G Wool Blankets 6, 8 and $1C per pair,

For five years has this article be?u before the people, and the verdict returned from every quarter, by tbooonsnmers of tho half milliou b.ttles that havo Iweu sold within that time, is, that

"IT ALWAYS CURM48."

Bead tne following, wliich is only a specimen of tlu many letter* wears daily receiving: -BOSTOW, MASS.^

"Obin

Terre Haate, Indiana.

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

OKALKR IN

PIASTOS, 9IELODEON§, OROANS, Violin*. Guitar*, Flnte*, and all kindi of Muiical

**5

/-"'I V.

~f ii

-t' eqXuA

—I

\...

All €foods Marked Down to exceedingly LOW PMl CMS to close Winter Stock!

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S.

gala street, coriwr 8tt, Ttw-Mnte.

American Ufe Drops For the Spsedy euae of I I I E I A Cough*, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, aud all kindred complaints.

3Ktif5iBa & Co —Si as:—Notwithstanding

my general pr^jadi--e npaiiist iroprietary (or patent) medicines, I was iuduced to bay two bcttle* of tho American Llfo liio^s, throagh the high recommendaiion oi them by a triend, as always caring Diphtheria, Oongli», Cold*, Pore Throat, Broncbiti Ac My sou, ICjetri of ag«, was taken suddenly ill with Diphtheria, and conld scarce ly ipea'x or swallow, hi, breathing wa* so bid.— We were -much alarmed, tnt dectued to try the Life Drop*, before calling a Phy* cian. By uaing the Drop* according to direction, he was soon relieved aud tlio di*e—e entirely broKsn ap. I let a ftieni, (Ufforing with Bhenmatum, have one of the bottle*. He lays the Life Drop* gave immrditte relief, aad are luu best medicine he er u«ed. A family near him, snfloriag trom Colds and Ulcerated Sore Throat, used somo of his, and were cuied in a short time. Since then 1 lot my brother, a Physician, bare part of mine, with Which he cured a bad case of Diphtheria, lie is constraiu*d to acknowledge that tbey are vaiuablo.

Truly yours, A. B. ELDSd.", The Life Drops are carefully j.re^ared by 0I11N SklNNIflt A CO., Hole Proprietors,

SpriugOeld, Mas*

And sold by all Druggists. DIVAS Bsairts A Co., New York, I'VLLU, Fiaoa Fru,ia Chicago, Ckneral Agents. nolOitillMarC -i 4

HATS AND CAPS.

KW YORK A sjTORK

JOMEPB C. atesF I JUST IN R£GSIPT OP

Mens' Hats ol all kinds, Boys' Hats of all kinds," Misses' Hats ot'all kind*,%.

Infants'' Hats of all kinds,

Aad at all prices. H^ts made to r-:er on 4hort notice. Com. id *ee

THE FALL STYLES,

Corner Main aad Fifth Street*. Tecre Bantt-, in-', nov jffdtf

COAL.

I A

E O

Is now annplying the best quality of River Coal at the market ratos. Orders left at Chambers' Orocery Store, loutbwesi comer of tke Pnblie Saaare. will receive orompt attention t*ai*

POAL! COAL I—Of a Superior VJ

Quality, from the NEW MINES at CUUBYSVILLC, (or sale cheap, at the £. tt C. B. B. Co. D-. pot. respectfully solicit all Dealers and Consumers of Coal, to call and examine it. Any quantity car be had at all limes by applying IO the Agenw, J. I'. Davis, Marble stiop Walioih St., Frank Gartliwait, Froutier Uroceiyand Provision Store, Terre lla'ite, Ind. n28d6m PIONJCSB COAL MINING 00.

COAL AT 12 1-2 CTS!

JOHN

McFARLANE

IS NOVT

luruishing the bust uality of Itiver Coal, at TUULVE ANL) A MAlF CBNTS pr. bmbei, screened on a wider screen than any other Dealer I* using. Ol derd le:t at tho Cooi.ry Scale*, or at, Woodmansee's Grocory, on Main •trot.t, next door to C. C. Smith A Co.'s Store store, will receiver* prompt attention. Leave order* with Gus. *r-' nold, at the Host Office. sv4dtm

JOflDV If. REIZ, K*rl)'S Block, Mo.

GO Main 8tree.,L

Torro Haute, Indiana, S?

MOSTBlankets,Je^na,

respectfully recoiumends hi* well selected stock of Flannel*,-(.lain aud plaid liinaeya, CoverleU, and W cnilen ultting Yarns, of dillerent kind*. Bemic fully enabled to warrant the first qualliy ef tlieae UMM1S

most reapectfnliy invite Ladies and Gentlemen to call and inspect thom. Wool taken In exchange for Goods, and tho higiie*! market rate* paid. ooUldtf ."is

GTEAM BLEACHING AND PRESSING HOUSE I

There 1* now opened, next door to the Clark Honae, on the corner of First and Ohio street*, Terre Haute Ind., a Steam Bleaching and Pressing establishment, of Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Gentlemen's Hatt, Straw and Fvlt ot every description will be cleaned and pressod, and made

To I*OO1K ns Good sua Newt O. DUFFY, Proprietor aaflSdif