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

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DAILY

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l»ii«otati6n—Sttouaa &'Mack. .. Admiuistratica—fc'statu oI A.JutlioUwm-^F.. W., ib&lcy IdtMa Herb Doctor—Stewart ftw**.. .. Hi ior &W—Hatch M»r«-. -j'* jMtute of 0. B. PHirtrotliof—'

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CITY AND ITEMS.'

$Sf" At Vinoennes the river i3 frozen wTer solid enough for teams to ^rosli on the ice. -.Sift

ggf The Odd Fellows" ¥o13^ajjjt^r meeting this evening for further consideration of the new Hall project.

'fjf The New Albany Commercial tblfifcs all editors will go to Heaven, be i.thej get enough of hell -On earth.

|0- O^orge J. Langsdaje lias-bought a «&e>lialf interest in the Gr8enG4$tle Ba,n7ier, and has assumed editorial contr^t: #0},,

$0" The farfiiers., predict an onuguftlly good sugar making season aboutl tWiaat of the present month.

The Winchester Journal suiggets

Cownty CommisSionera' offlar a premiiwn an rat scalps. Not a bad idea.

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10s A boot] and shoeifeftlet ioflers for sale copper-toed chilirMi|* 'shoes. Are copper»toed cfiildren the progeny of coip-pet-head-paTonta

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-The yttung ladies apd, gentlemen connected with the Presbyterian Chutch ttaye formed nn association for, )jia promotion of moral and religious nultdH

fjjf A fellow went into a store at Kokumo, the other dayj and said something had "blowed his stove up." The proprljitor of the store had missed considerable wood.

tSf The Eastern Division of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad has been sold to the "Western Division, and the line here after will be under the control, of a single eompany. uu-. -•*.*

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THK TRIBUNE 4XMANAC.-r--Thi» valuable political manual, hasjfc^ja placed on our table byeur attentive1 friend Gus Arnold. He hju» a limited supply. Get o»e before they are all gone. v) iv-.-' t. HiA «U IV

The Odd-Fellows of this State will

hold a general thanksgiving on the 26th of April next, in consideration of the returirof peace and reunion of the Order, Sfepth amd S9Uth.^%.d

B&* The sulo of tickets for Gough's lectures before the Y. M. L. Association, commences this morning at Buckingham Jk Go's Bookstore We caution our read* ers against delay in securing senta.

B0F A young lady, from. Corwin, was struck on the head at Laiayette, the other day, by a sbovelful of .suow anil ice. thrown carelessly from a i.pof. She was knocked senseless, and fears Were entertained that her neck was broken-.*5:

A bill has passed the ilouse of

Representatives making it a misdemeanor to lock, or allow to be locked, any •railroad «ar while in motion. All travelers wh Have been subjected to annoynncc by the torture of the "ladios: oar'' nuisance, will commend this legislative action

KOBBKKI.—The store of A. C. Manon ger, at the corner of Lafayette and Filth streets, was entered Friday night?.by way %iithe cellar, and the mousy drawer robbed of a smull Hiuoiiiit of montsv, and shelves cleared rf truits, jellies, candies, oysters, and other articles.

Ser The sale of the property of delin t^uent tax-pavers commences at the Court

House to-day. _Partjs». jHirefaastagmr-tlf^ muetini sale one year ago are entitled to A dacd, Vj*. and the oww»rrn.if proj-oitv sold at that time have sinned away their lasVduv of grace. jj*"

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9Sf For the six months eniiutc D^'HIIIh|tr 31st the n^t earnings of the ^t'orrp Saute A Indianapolis Kailroad, weie 900,007 4'

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nune tax of 510,450 35 vra? paid. .The gross passenger. receipts in December amounted to $37,399 il, the revor.un tax on which was $934 98.

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tST The labilities k, *?l^ li»ile^at Gr0BiieMt!e Mven] woek*.sicca, awownt to 94,896 63, of due to Patnap county." The proprietor, Wm. D. AlWa,

which,

^informed,"."wiH-pay his crejiitora afout H?Mty.ti ve writ# on the dollar. I

/it i)ii. DISSOLUTION.—The 11 rm of Strciuo & Mask has^een dissolved—notice of which is given where* Mr. Knos Stroma, so longcdnnrntw^Vitli thb house, will conHitue tho clothing btuioeu at the same stand, where he hopea by loss application business arid a determination to pi**88? both inf1 quality of goods and prices, to merit, a gitod share of patronage,

A melancholy -cedent occurred

at Jffgrris on Thv»»iay- While a passenger' train backing down to let a freight train 4n the switch, Tommy Jones, aUttle de&f ,iuid dumb boy, son of Thos. Jone^iwas tuwover and frightfully mangled, the' entire train passing over him.— He liyed ontil kfternoon, when death put an end to the little fellow's suffering.

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Itimigio a few days since asked a

provision dealer, tiie proprietor of some very higlj prjeed produce, if he was insured in" an Accident Company. The dealer Replied he was not and desired to know why the question was asked.— "Why," rejoiced our friend, "you will fltfcto youH^Ff'putting up prices, some of these times, and you should be insured against damage."

1Gg~ The farmers,'generally, are in excellent spirits with regard to the wfceat crop, it js believed that it has now taken' eurh a hold, under the protection of the pnow, that, the "March freezes," "rust," ''weavil," or the whole army of "croakers,!'- -will not be able to make it a failure. We trust that this may" prove true. The prosjpect.certainly, was never better.

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W The day on which the ground nog Emerges from hia wintry bed has been disputed—sonko, holding it to be the tlrat day fif February and others contending that it ty the second day. Friday, the first, was a clear, sunshiny day, and shadows were visible, while 3alurtlay, tjip second d^y, ^asffroii^/'The ground hog thoory is doubtless infallible, but until the question iii regard to the date is determined it is impossible to foretell the kind of, weather wie are to have during the next six weeks.

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The Amateurs ar?. preparing en-

tbrtainments for Friday and Saturday •vtniogs of tbis week, ati^ also a Saturday kfterhoon Matinee. "J ..ti,

ANA PATKNTS.—The following pat

erjts to Indiaaians were i-sued by Commissioner Theaker, for tt^^/jiek ending Jfinuuary 22d: ^ner0

XiimeKiln—George William White, of G^eensburg. Bead Drill Hud Cultivator combined— John P. Zeller, Bourbon.

Composition for Kindling Fires—Dexter, B. Andrews, Fort Wayne. r, ly Trap—$11 M. Proble, of Kokomo. 'low—Israel Lons/Terre Haute.

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KILLKD.-

We learn from the Indi

anapolis Journal that Prof. Hamilton, who attracted so much attention in this citv last summer, by his feats in the business of horse-taming, wa9 killed, a short time sm^e, in the State of Michigan. It appears that thfere had been an old dispute between Hamilton and a man from Canadaj and the latter swore that if he ever met Hamilton again he would kill him. Hamilton disregarded the threat, but bis eneiny made his words too true. Prof. Hamilton will be well remembered by our citizens as the horseman who drove a fine blaek stallion through the streets without feigns.

|Q?* In our.last issue we stated-there werq four large steam -flouring mills in this fciljrlClt shailki have read six mills. The jl'ollowing is |a: list to^ethor with a statement of their several capacities. as represented by the number of ran of burrs in each:

Thompson s, Cor.'' Of First and Popiar streets, 8 run. McGregor's, South Walnut St., 4 run.

Blair.e & CJo:s, North Water St., 3 run. Paddock & Gage's, Bast Main St., 3 run. Clement- fc Hunt's, Npxth Sixth St., 3 run.

Stfjver 4t Oo's, Bast Poplar St. 2 run.

DAILY UNION PBATEB MVKTINSS.-We mado no ^pdrt of 'the prayer meeting for Friday, but are informed that it was the largest meeting that has been held.— Thougb.it was very stormy on Saturday, a large number of gentlemen and a few ladiea, were present and the meeting was one of the most interesting that has been held. There is no doubt that there is more thought on religious matters among all classed in this city than there has been for many'years, or perhaps ever. The meetings are to continue every morning this week,, from 9 to 10 o'olook, at the aamo pi*°e-' -j

A La nioeting of tho stockholders,

and others inturested in the construction of a Turnpike road froui Terto Ilaute, by 'tjlie way of Lock port, to the county line at near Centreville, held in Terre Haute on Saturday, th« 'id inst., it was resolved that be hold in Terre Haute

Satiirday n?xt, the 9th in«t, by the stockholilers, for the organization of the assoniniioii, aad.the eloctionof a Board of l)ii ect^-s. Tho stockholders are hereby notified of such meeting, and are all requeM.fldj to attend. The meoting will be held instht\old Court House at 1 o'clock, p. u.

A comuiittee consisting of Messrs. Haney, Minshali and Thos. H. Barr, was appointed to procure subscription of stock from the citrons of Terre Haute.

feg" br. W iliiam Hannaman, the General M.iltfrtry Claim Agent of the State, reports the amount of business transacted by that office for the ssldicrs, frao of cost, as follows: Xuiuber of Claims fi'ed since Julyl,lSC4, 4,TS3, among \rhi15b 3,581 arc foi Lack pay and bounty 1,449 claim*, hftvo been adjusted, 21S have been rcjgctcd.and 3,V23.unadjusted $290,937 03 collected has beon paid on adjusted claims,

ttr- By notiec Is*- where it will be"obsai'Ved ohangi^ ha* been made in ibe tirm of T. 11. B.-,rr«x, Co—J H. Burr, Esq., on £.ceou,ut oi contixiued iil-hctlth, withdrawint The cstablisiiiwit aill bt wontintu-d by the drm, under the name BARB, GCLICK & BEURT, Th- rotiiing memter of the llroi hu-=, of igte, taken liu tie active intercut in the liiisines?, and hence the cnanfo thr5 mm name ^jUr ^wid iao,9" oO collected o^ varipus corn C* the only percepubh- did'erenco in tiiy mauageniniit of ihu popular dru.4 (^IHLlisbment, wl.icL. for honorauo upright dealing, susiains an enviable reputation, "both at home and abroad.

mu#itija bt $3SV6$1 63.

color of the sky, £t particular times af» fords wonderful^QCKLguidance^ —Kefc-only does a rosy sunset presage good weather, and a ruddy sunrise bad ^weatherj but there are other1tfritg which speak with equal clearness and accuracy. A bright yellow sky Jjpfjhe evening ijxSc^tes wpd a pale yell0%, wet aWtral gray color constitutes a favoiii*^ sign in the eyepiag and an unfavor*®'0 oso ift- the ft6rftihg« The cloud^6) full Of meaning in themseJ'e3.- IQtheir £»rms |are soft^ d| wi

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S)d,\full. and festh«^y^: the^wa^ther bo fine if their edges Are hard, sharp definite, it will he fipul- Generally spakkt^g, any Seep, unusual hues betoken wind and rain, while the'faore quiet and delicate tints bespeak fair weather. These are simple maxims, khd yet not so simple but tha%the Brittoh. Board at tho^|htfiil tf ptthliih them fn4lli ^ise'of sea-faring-men.

WST T'he County Commissioners met in special session on^ ^aturday-pMflssrs.jSmith and Barbour present.

A resolution -deploring the .death |f late Commissioner Benjamin McKeib, and bearing teatia^pay to his worth as an upright citizen and faithful public^ officer, was adopted and ordered to be spread on the record.

Alfred B. Pegg, Esq, was selected to fill the vacancy in the Board. Thei oontract'for keeping the pa.upen for the ensuing year was awarded to Mr. Geo. W. Sparks.

A*petition against building, the proposed new county poor asylum was presented, and pending the consideration of this matter tfia Bo^rd£atdjourned W this morning

BkAPiM' AND "^M^'.-S-Tf^Sif^a^ apolis Journal t411s\ft t^re is a gftritlftman in the lower House of .the General Assembly who is popularly .believed to be minus the fundamental .principles of a country education. One day ,la»t week, in canvassing Hbe merits of bill, lie ur£-. ed an amendment with great pertinacity, when the speaker said "The gentleman frdtn will send up his amendment in writing." A perceptible titter ran over the House, and the Honorable gentleman stanim&ed out a withdrawal oi his proposition. He should be., provided with a private Secretary.

INDIANA PRIZES?—Tho following is a list of the lucky Indianians. in the late Crosby Opera House lottery

L. W. Comstock, of Columbus—"Winter. .,. AV W.-Davis, ind'mnapoTis—"Shepherd Girl." ....

Cambridge City Club—"On Lake Geneva."* .Town A. IJlobiason, Indiarifipolis^--Fruit Fieeej..A s» s-

George S. Sontag, Evansville—LandScape. Greenfield Art Club—"The Bath."

H« T. Culver, LaporJa—"Sunnet oS the Coast." W- W. Updagratt', Fort Wayne— Landscape.

W. S. llailjeft, Terre Haute—"View in the Tryol/'A. it. Forsyth, Greensburg—"Kitty's Toilet."

week by the County Clerk to the following parties S' Aris Cox, jr., and Sarah J. Sturdevant. John De veney aHd Bridget Kelley. Bruce Cooley and Mary fi. Brill. John E. Kelshemier and Sarah Dohnam. Wm. Carroll andLydia J. Rowley. Allen Mallergon and Rachel DecJojr. Chris. Fleicltman and Barbara FleicbmaA. George D. Lloyd and Samantha Clark. J. T. Reynolds and Abigal Green.

S j, —A-iter-'ix For ths Express. As I was standing in the great temple of nature, I beheld two men approaching the place of prayerj one the Philosopher of the tub and the other a ceode.

The philosopher of the tub stood and prayed thus with himself: God, I thank Thee that I am not as other men such as "Grim old John Calvin," the Puritan fath* ers New England undtheir descendants of the present day, or even this Ceode, who would thrust himself botween me and the light of thy countenance, which I am permitted to enjoy in full orbed splendor continually. I am a lover of the "natural men" his pleasures, and a hater of the atra-bil-Lioin Credoes, therefore I do not fast twice in the week, I do not givetitheaot fell I possess to build churches, establish Sabbath Schools, support thf- Gospel and send the glad news ot' Salvation through "one Jesus" to tho perishing nations, but I use them for tho gratification of my "natural propensities" that fjmay honor Thee in the enjoyment of nil good things.

And the Credo standing ott" would not OO much as lilt up his eyes unto Heaven, but smote upon his breast sayi ng, '.JjSod be merciful unto me a sinner."

I observed that this man went down to his house with the light of justification in his heart, which far outshone that upon the fane of Diogenes at the mouth of his

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blanks, making a total of This inclttdjd' the busi

ness Up to January 1, 1867- For the month of January 755 claims have been filed.

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h—: —---sal 'L'iiiiJU At the Daily Uunion Prayer meeting yesterday moruing there was a good attendance. Among the subjects presented for speoial prayer, were sis inmates of the jail, who had- ^requested that they might le remembered in the supplications of the meeting. A brother announced the fact of a very marked revival in Wabash College, one which has reached, with greater or loss power, almost every studont in the College, and which is extending to the various churches in CrawfordsviHe. Special thanksgiving was offered for the success of the good work, and special supplication made that the work might increase in pwer and prevalonco.—Indianapolis Journal

NKWSPAPEBS SOB SALS—Newspaper publishing does not soem very profitable at present. Wc notice that a number of our State papers are for sale. By an advertisement in tho Chicago Tribune, we see that J. P. Luse wishes to dispose of the New Albany Commercial. W. S. Lingle de-ires to sell £h»lf interest in the Lafayette Churier, ami J. A. Hardest}- wants to sell the Kokoma Herald. Persons -who are anxiou- to try to edit a newspaper, now have tirst-r.Ue chances to go into the business.—ladianaoolis Gazette. __ij f, Ji I

PIANO FOB KENT.—A first class seven octavo instrument. Apply at Kissner s. ,d'2t Mt

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Marriage licenses were issuod last

Go to James Moorman's tt got

good Coffee for 25 cents, and Sugar fc»r Wtf

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particula^sjddress: WJ^FKOMAN, BOTC'245, New Albany Ind.

JACOB H. NORBBCK.

These Bitters are, ror sale in this city by J. & H. A. Davis Barr, Gullick & Berry, an J. H. Mahan & Co.. .^.^rr n'Fr-f'U'ns'H

Mishler's Bitteirs are sale in this

city by J. & H. A. Davis, T. H. Barr Co.,:n|d1. L. Mahan & Co. In regard to their merits^we clip the following from a paper published at the manufacturer's residence, Lancaster, Pa.: Ta th« Oitieens of Lancietqter

I earnestly desire the citizens of iancaster to visit H. IT, Young, son of Henry Young, residing in Sonth Queen street, near the Woodward Hill Cemetery, to flee what Mishler's Herb' Bitten .has done for thim duririg the last twenty days. -And more particularly do I desire the ladiea of the city ot Lancaiter to visit Isabella' Sharp, resi,diqg in Church stree^ opposite Duke,£ girl'of about 10 years of ago daughter of Mr. Sharp, Confectioner, 36 East King street, where they will s$e one of the quickest

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The undergigne4iiaa.a^splendid lot

ot Ladies Masquerade Suits for the coming Balls, to Tent. .Enquire at 161, Main st^t,3d^ory):j^U

Jan. 28, d2w Mrs. B. EICHE.

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Finest Teas in the market at Butz

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DeASrf Xasl night was

taken with a severe gripping pain in my stomach, whichwassoon followed by a violent diarrhoea and purging, with every symptom of Cholera. Becoming very seqouplv al»ra^ed I took sevjra| h«tvy your valuable Herb Bitters. Indeed, I was so frightened that I did not attempt to regulate the quantity I took but drank it freely. Strange to relate the gripping left mo, and tJw-diarfh®ai aii^pu^ing^Bau|e4 thi^mj^nj^jl fdfebperflctlywel^ althdugb, of course, I am rather weak. To all othets who may be attacked as I wi»,_-I heartily recommend your Herb Bitters, for I am positive that there is no remedy iu existence that eq^al it jin ^cutihg all" cht^^a

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Way) ever performed in the Uhited States. Of course Mishler's' Bitters have curtfd worse cases than [email protected], but none in so hort a time. [21-d2taw-wlt-tf.

of all Hinds, new hams,

tjurnips, parsnips and beets, No. 1 rye, and buckwheat flour at Butz & Bailey's.

asr The Y. M. L. Association Will meet in Dr. Insley's office, Monday evening, Feb. 4tb, at 7 o'clock, for the election of officers and transaction of important business. Lot every member be present

A. B. AUSTIN, Sec'y.

g@£*Attehtiou Odd Fellows, an adjourn* ed meeting of tbe order will be held' at their Hall, on Monday evening the 4th inst., at 7 o'clock, for the further consideration of the interest of the fraternityj— Let the members all attend.

COMMITTEE.

DANALDSON'S OFFICE, Feb. 2vr„

COMING COMING II GUN No. 2. -V The mail of yesterday brought me three Bounty Certificates, $100, 00 each, one for a soldier of the 31st Ind-:, for one of the 7th Ills. Cavalry, and one for 3d Mo. Vols.

Claims forwarded by me may now be expected slowly and regularly, as they were filed. The "Boys in Blue" may be of good heart, for good claims^ WILL BE PAXD to the deserving lit 1»- ?i

Feb 2,-d4twit D. S. DANALDSON.

Jare, with lids at dtf

|$r Oyst^s, 69&e and Poultry, Green^ and Dried Apples and Peachel a't Butz & Bailey's. dtf

One thousand mens' and boys'

wool hats to be sold at 25 per cent, less than ever before to reduce £tock before going East, Oo.ll a^tf sec.

W OI.FE & W ESTF^LL, .,f\'

"1' 81 Main street.

HAIB JEWELRY FOB GHBISTMAS PRESENTS —We have a book of patterns shbw^ ,ing the precise appearance of the article itself. By giving us the order Svithin a day or tw° we can have the present ready by Christmas, At the'old stand ot S. R. ^Freeman.

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Boots and Shoes at prime cost at

Prince & C'o's Dry Goods .Store, IN O. 75 Main street. The entiro stocky is offered at coal, fiittTer^hnlesalu or rotail. Please call abd examine before purchasing elsewhere. f30-dw2W'

All goods in our line will be' sold

forjthe next thirty days at extremely low prices before going East. Wo are hound to sell, call and see.

WOLFE & WESTFALL.

dwtf 85 Main Street, Terre Ilaute.

ckwheat Cakes SlaplcfSyrCall at Rippetoe's. dtf-

up is good. JL

A superior quality of Coir or

Rope Mattings in 2-4, 5-8, 3 4, 4-4 and 5-4 for Counting Rooms, Offices, Hotels, Publid Rooms, Society Halls, and Churches, to be found iri Wi S. Ryeh & Cdi-!'* 2^-dtf

SUP* Go to James Moorman's for Cream Butter and Boston Crackers, No. 73 Main street. lit' dtf.

New Hams, at Rippet^oe'e. dtf.

THE BEST CHANCE YJCT OFFERED.—. N. Erlanger & Bro'., are selling their Winter Clothing regaTdle=s of cost. Fine Beaver Coats, Business Coats, &c., &., in great variety. Call soon and get a bargain. Good Undershirts and Drawers at 75.certts. at«!' 25tf

A FACT!—Persons having card

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tives taken at D. H. Wright's or Wright &Prescott's," can^have any larger size photograph made from the same, cither piain or finished iu'lridiafIiik, water or Oil colors. ,. dtf ..J.iitf,

A'RBIVAI..—Of new Silver in rieV style, at John K. Freeman's. dtf,

6ay*Freih arrival of cb'ofce teas at James Moorman's, No. 7a Main Street.

Mince Meat on Friday and Satur

days, at Raddlemaa & Rays,. ^, 7-dtf

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W of Java, Laguayra at James Hoonwm's, Na

MAMiDBUDt Sun*^ A good variety of Masquerade and Fancy dross suits fcr gentlemen, can be had of Holfelder ft Seenuui, JNo. 159 Main »treet. -. l&Kf.

Cranberries, Dried Currwits and

Lemons,,at Bandleman 9c ,B«y«. 1^ S I GIVTS.—The best French Calf .Dress Boot made to-order, for $10.00, at J. F. Depeir's.No.6! Main street, Early1# Block. •lajif-iio''' -f It ni«

CAUTION.—Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. behijj th* exclarive agents and importers ofall the Kid Gloves made by AlexaudiB, of Paris, respectfully caution buyers against imitations stamped inside "Alexander," also "Alexandre Celebre,'"' which are now i& .the niacket aad sold as the genuine gwn^^

AJl genuAa SAlexandre Gle»ve» are st^C^ m|AuiUW» 1

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JgT The prescription dep&tmeat of & H. A." Davis' Drug andHCJhemical Store is under the care of an .experienced Parmacheutist, and prescriptions can be filled with accuracy at all hours of the day or night. Ntjne but pure and unadulterated medicines used. ,. „18tf ''o*t- i'1

SOMKTHINQ NEW.—The combination of ingredients in Boyd's Medicated Cream is something entirely new to the profession of medicine—is simple, safe, and potent in the cure cf^skin diseases.: For sale by all druggists. [30—dwlw

CHBISTMAB.—The most diversified and extensive assortment.of ladies' and gentlemen's Watches and Chains, Gold and Silver, in the city of Terre Houte at John B. Freemans's.

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RECHEBCBEI—The most complete variety of Christmas Silver and Fancy Merchandise for the season, is to bp seen at John R. Freeman's. dtf.

No HUMBUG.—I will sell off ray stock of Hoop Skirts, Corsets, aad other goods in the ladies' emfioriuin line, 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 ladie£ will do~well to examine them and2 learn my p'rices forehwitls, at the Premium Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. v-,

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t&* A small lot of Maple Sugvr can be found at C. I. Ripley's- dtf.

f/ST A now style of French Corsetts Also a few Embroidered Corsetta, something new, at Nippert & Co's. 'f's- dtf

The extra white Qeorge Bank Cod

fish just received at C. I. Ripley7s. dtf

ggr Gents'go to J. F. fDeperw's for a nice dress Boot. [11-^dlw

New Hominy, at Rippetoe's. dtf.

Hay, and Ship Stuff, at Rippetoe'p. dtf.

§Sf Go to E. R- Wright Ho Co's for the best Syrup in the city. -flO-dtf

Fresh arrival of Choice TeaaatE:

R. Wright & Co's, 165 Main street. sgj| [10-dtf

Sweet Cider, Basins, Currants and

Citron at E.JJ.. Wright fc Co's, 166 Main street. ..M-y ,w. [10-dtf

tSf* A fine assortment of Jackonett and Swiss Edgings and insertings at Nippert & Co's.' dtf

S&- Smoked Halibut, No. 1 Mackerel and Codfiish at Randleman & Ray. JT?dtf

A«Nipperii *Jo. keep the best as

sbrte^ stock of Dry Goods in the city, and at prjOBg. that suit the times. dtf

t6f" Seventy five dozen of the celebra' ted "Daunton" Kid Gloves just received at Edsall & Co's, at only $1.75 per pair.

Tho famous Long Arm Chop Tea,

only $1.25 per pound, at C. I. Ripley's. dtf "T.VA. V.'t 'f(Sg* A New assortment of Dress Trimoi)ngs in solid colorod Silk Velvet Ribbons at Nippert & Co's. dtf

UNITED STATES IN WAR WITH MEXICO —GEN. SEDGWICK ADVANCING—T. 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 *100 nico Velvet, at $1,25 to $1,76 200 Gladiator Hats 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. Furs I Furs cheaper than—:well come and seel 2,000 pieces Sheet Music, 5c a sheet. On Dress Buttons we can beat any two-h«r«e store 4ii the. city. Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Trimmings and Fancy Goods, that must be soid. 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-horse store, 18 North Fourth street. dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

THK PRANKIjIN BRICK MACHINE.

Jriitly celebrated ior perfect simplicity, great stmnglh, and immense compressing power, is GUARANTEED, with tight men und two liorses, to self-temper the clay and make 3,000 to 3.MX) elegant tricks per honr. J. H. BE KICK,

Proprietor, No. 71 Broadway, N. Y„ Boom U9, frlililSm

\cw Meat Shop.—Rupp & Voris have opeued a »t Shop at No. 13 Sooth Fourth Street a few door« »vutli of tho l'ost Office, where can at all hours be louod the best if all kinds of Meat, Sausage, ic. This will prcTe a great couveaience to those ^rho and it inconvenient to the morning market. Sdtf

liarr's 1'ciioral Elixir has no supoior for tbecureof Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whoop ng Cough, Hoarsness, Af. To the afflicted we can confidently recommend n. Pleasant to take and, only Fifty cents per bottle, at oc3£dtl BABK'S DBtJG 8TOBK

mt&iisl

££.

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LOCAL MOTICE8.

Valtbj*! Celebnled 0j«|cw.—"We •re mow in iMlpt ot, —4 wttHottfatoe nmIm dally 4artaf the «Ur* Haaoa, OM large 4 Jtetly ta|« IbUby 8altl«qr» ^Oyatm, wWch le wlBHl^, a(«H tiSMs.Uvtnv te ear em. either by the eMAr4lsti. Oarais the only home in th* «ity where this flrst-claw brand of Ojater* is kept for sale. Got. Winebart, the celebrated eeok, h*Tcharge of the BwtauranV^epartm«nt, and will be ready at all timN to attend to thoordeisof htaold frtendt and coitonlen. lftdtf GXOBOB HABEBMKYER CO.

The Best Is Ike Cheapest,—E.

HEBBIL la now recaivlng the 1ISI BRAZIL COAL brought to th* market. Orders left at Mo. Keen Shoe Store or at Hartaock. Banolstor's «rtll receiTe prompt att«ntiOQ. dCm-

Picture Francs.—All those wanting anything ia 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 Ine. [nSd3m] ISAAC HALL.

ladles' Masquerade and Vancj Dress SUITS.—Th* undersigned hae for the coming ltasquerade Balls, a nice seleotion of Ladli s' Salts, to let at reasonable pitees. Also, Ladles' Fancy Suits aad* to order. MRS, J. EBBRLE, N. W. corner 1st and Chestnut Streets, first house north of the Canal Basin. doclOd3m

WANTED.

Sii U\'.-

YITANTED—DAY BOAEDEKS Tl A few Gentlemen can 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 fc Black. 6dtf

"\TTTANTED.—OLD IRON.—Tho highest price pttld for all old scrap _Irou

delivered at the faaeupr Depot. •p23dtf

"Phoenix Foundry," near.Ue McKLFltESH A TJKNQLER

FOR SALE.

OR SALE—HOUSE and LOT. oa North 4th street, first house south of the Market House. For ptrticulars enquire oa '.he promises. [2tii3w] F. D. MALLOY.

?OR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT. The undersigned offers for sale a neat brick hoaBe 1% stories high, Ave neat room), two closets, beaiue kitchen and cellar 18x20—uow. Also, a never falling woll of wator, and other aprorlenaucea. Sltaatod on North Third street, south of the T. H. A A„ FrSight House. Enqureon the premises. [I4-d3mJ P. J. BYRNIS, Proper.

911 AAA AGENTS WANTED.—A sample SV|VVU sent free, with terms for any one to clear $26 daily, in three hosrs. Business entirely new, light and desirable. Can be done at home, or traveling, by both male and female. No Gift Enterprise or Humbug, Address

feldwl^ 266 Broadway, New York.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ISSOLUTION. „v .a The Partnership heretofore existing between nndersigned, under the firm name of Strouse A Mack, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of Strouse A Mack, will please call for immediate settlement, upon the undersigned, who will continue the business.

Thanking my numerous customers for their past patronage, 1 hope for a continuation of the samo in the future, at the old stand, No. Ct Wabash street. [dlw] ENOS STOUSE.

ilHE INDI AN HERB DOCTOR Is now at the STKWABT HOUSE, TERRE HAUTE, WHERE he wi(l attend to all forma of tiseas6sef a lingering character, including diseases of the Throat,

Bran, Shorts, Coin, Oats, and Baled

AND LTJUSTO-S,

Nearalglo and Rheumatic" Affections and Spasmodic Difficulties, niseases of the Kidneys, Lower Bowols, and all diseases and deformities of the

Eye and Ear, and ilotaseous Eruptions, Tho Doctor may be consulted at the above House from 10 o'clock A. a., to 4 p. m., each day. feb4d3w

DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:

Notice is hereby given that ths undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of A. B. Boelsom, late of Vigo county, deceased. Ail persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all having claims againBt the same will present them duly authenticated, for settlement. The estate is supponod .o be solvent. F. W. SHALEY,

Feb4dltw3t Administrator.

TjpOR SALE.—Two Match Black JL Mares, full sixteen hands high, cach, and two Sorrels, one a Horse, the other a Mare.— These animals are five years old, well, broke, and will be sold cheap, for cash. They can be seen a't Beauchamp's Livery Stable.. &4dlw

QTATE kJ COUNTY,

OF1 INDIANA, VIGO 8S:—Comnio.. Pleas Court, April

Term, 1867. Maria Fairbrother, Mark M. Fairbrother, Dorr E. Fairbrother, Albert Fairbrother, Riobard Fairbrother, Francis E. Fairbrother, Linus Tower, Almeda Tower, George C. Kimball and Aga-\ bal Kimball, Evalina It. Fairbrother, Plaintiffs,

VS.

Mildred R. Rogers, Benjamin Kv Rogers, Nelson Fairbrother, John N. Hunt, Edward Hunt, Jacob Hunt, Amos Hunt, David F. Hunt and Hannah M. Hunt, Defendant*.

On this day, to-wit, the 2d day of February, A. D., 1867, comes the Plaintiffs, by Nelson A Pierce, Attornoys, and files their complaint heroin, to set aBide the Will of Charles R. Fairbrother, deceased alio, an affidavit of a disinterested person. showing that the Defendants are non-resi-dent of the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby given to the Defendants of the filing and pendency ol' this proceeding, and that the same will be heard and determined at th» next Term of our said Court, commencing oo the third Monday of April next, A. D., 1867.

Attest: KUFUS H. SIMPSCN, Cierk. febivrSw Nelson & Pierce, Attys for Plfs.

STOCKWELL,

CUNNINGHAM &Co .GENERAL •*'.

(0MMISSI0\ MEK([fAMS,

62 Broad Street, New York.

Kcfers to:

JACOB D. EABLY SON, "t JAMES H. TURNER, Esq., «. BEMENT A CO.

I-IR-: ,:L FARRINOTON A WILLIAMS. ja31d3tn

M. B. HUDSON. WM. A. CLUEE. IV/fAJOR B. HUDSON & CO., J.TA Importers anl Jobbers of CHINA. GLASS AKO CKOCKEItY,

And Dealers in

House Furnishing Gouds. No. ISO Wabash Street Tcrrc Haute. Ind. jan30Uwtl

TEW ART HOUSE, Second Street, botweon Main and Cherry, TKBRE HAUTE, IND.

This old established Hotel hna changed hands, and has been fitted tip iu style that the Proprie* tor feeln Hatisfied th»t will inaka it a plo-tssht homo tor all who may wtop with hint. A fow boarders will be taUtn at prices to suit the times. f3ld3m] TIJ05. McKEC, !'ro|irietor.

SOMETHING NEW O FOIt THK L.VWIOS I! 1 have constantly an hand Waters' New

SKIRT ADJUSTER, at my it*4ii«iica, two squares East of the Union Depot. Also, ut Mrs. Williams' Millinery Phop, No. 155 Maio Stroot. Mrs. 0. II. LAWBA.NCE, ja29dGin ManufHCttucr.

OMAIN PLOW WORKS,.i Eaton, Preble Comity, Ohio.

gTEAM BLEACHING ANI) Vs?

PRESSING HOUSE! There is now opennl. next door to the (Jlark House, on the corner ot 1'irat and Ohio streets, Terre IlnuU Inl., Steam Blfaching and Pressing Estahlisbnient, of Ladies' llats anil Bonnets, Oantlemen's Hats, Straw anil Felt of every description will be eleaued and pressed, and made

To Look as Uood ax Newl 0. DUFFY, Proprietor

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PROrESSIONAL*

DR J. HALE

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Head, Throat« Lnnp.

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TO WHICH BBANCH OF TUB PROFBSSION hie practice Is ezetOWvely conflncd, may t« consulted personally, or by totter, at his Dispensary and Surgery, Millers Block, NoithlTMatia street, one square north of the Bates Hoase.

Also, at til* learnest solicitation of Many bW patients iR. HALE will still continue to. visit

TEBpife H^LtTTE, once every, four weeing suA asaar CW^PMod at the Terra Bau'te HouM,

On Thursday, Jan. Oh Thursday, Feb, On Thursday, Ian

CONSULTATIOST FR»Et

And terms of Treatment within the reai*h of all! Far farther partlcnlara inquire of Jame^ Fisher, Esq., E. Stevens, K«q., Frwl. H. Barlier, Sgq., Mrs. 3. 0. Moore, I.. OberhOllier, Esq Wm. OM(I, Esq., A. C. Matthew, E«^„ and JohatWhMler, all Of Terre Hautei.

Dr. HALJC is a Graduate of Medicine and Hi' •cry, and the AO tho of the NEW METHOD of Treatment tor Diseases of th« Atr Pauyet, wbteh auocneds where all othor means have failed, aa'441 oertainly worthy of trial.' jalSdtf

QUEENSWARE.

J^EW QUEENS WARE STORF

HEN0BIVH A HLLXIIIIIB,

WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS INK^*

CHINA, GLASS,

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!.:•*» -fi:

W. H. CHIDBSTEB^

K. STROUSXf,

Terre Haute reb. 1,18G7. L. J. MACK.

j.:. Have Just opened atS-C'1-''1'

Nos.

149 and 151 Main ./ vr(i

1 ~k The Largest

FRENCH^ CHINA,

White, Gold Btttid, and Beep rated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

AND

Common Ware DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS

jiaaa- *4

TABLE CUTLERY

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

ft: a

J. dealer ih

We aro mannlacturing the

DOMAIN, EMPIRE AND DELTA

STEEL PLOWS, Combining the lat«tt improvements ami we are prviar»d to till nil orders promptly.

OUB WORKS Ali£ NEW

and located on the tin* of Haiiroad from IndianapolM to Ciuciuuaii, combining all facilities for direct transportation WVsr. and South. Ilaviug procured experienced workman, and arranged for ftteel Plates, made expressly for uur work, we can recommend oar Plots to tho public, without rederYation, to glvegeueral Batisiaction and ut prices that will insure a ready market. We art) also prepared to manufacture to order, Plows 01 any pattern and trado mark, an fhort notice. nrltMwly UcGUlitK, CAMPUfiLL CO.

.4%

rmSURANCE fo /ltd

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Physician for Disuses of the ... '..'.a S ictn*

GLASSWARE,

Imported and Domestic, in Greaf *Yariety! 'i'

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Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware

it,

a •t x*iZ

Vases, Mantle Ornaments .• and Lava Goods! JJ

COAL "OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES, CHIMNEYS,

AND WICKS,

HO08E FlIRNISnme (i00D8,

BAR, PjlJXTTJBES

We cordially invite

RETAIL MERCHANTS

To Inspect our Stock, as they will find our Wares as low as they can bring them from the Kast. besides saving Ircakago in transportation. Wo have a fall stock of

ASSORTED CRATES Of STONE CHINA and COMMON WABE, suite' to the Country Trade.

Orders taken for engtaving designs oo f».-! Ornaments on Chinaware, And will match any broken sot of French 'lilna, Piain. GoiiBaiid, or ltororatr-d. fu21dwtf

-iMusia J. G. LINDEMANN,

I»I.4]VO.S. NELODEtt^N,

OBt-O-ATVS,

Violins, Guitars, Flbtes, and af! kiuds of Musical Merclmndifle, Ko. 91 Wabash {Stmt, TEKltJC IfAUTlC, INDIANA.

TUNING AND UEPAIR1KG of PfANOS and other Inntrunients will be promptly attended to. 0L1) PIANOS will be taken iu tnade foi NKW ONES anl03dwtl -itfc. t). LINDEMANN.

GRAIN SHIPPERS

Millers and Distillers!

We are manufacturing

^JRICHAKD'S

Power Corn Shellcrs

Of all sixes and capucity ranging from 50 to (tOO liusheL* per Hour!

Bnilt cf IltON, and Wnnantca to 8li»ll Clean IN ANY CONDITION OF OilAIN, and Clean tli«Corn in Superior Guuditwn lor the

Mll.L OK JtiAltKET.

OVER SOO IN DAILY UHE

Portable Engines, Small Bnrr Mills, Farm Hills, kt., tc.

RICHARD'S IRON WORKS,

I!(0 1!2 WASHINGTON STRF.ET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Ja23d3m

MILI

iINERY—BARGAINS!

We would inform our patrons and friends who wish to purchase cheap Millinery, to call and get Bonnets, Turbans, or Hats, as all shall bo sold under cost, for Oasb, during the Holidays and Win Uc months. 11. H. ABBOTT. deSSdly •. v*.

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On Thursday, MOT.. OH Thursday, Dec..

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Stock

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EVKE BROUGHT TO TITS ICITI! EI J« J'R,:. Comprising in part, ,i h:' V.-w

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PUTNAM

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or tlAaamMD, Comarriosm

Cash

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iiXMDKL WOODRUFF,. PrsaUatWDANHfL BOCK, Secretary, IHHtHBSW, t«JUR AtaeUMll

pc.wi "I. RANWJM, „.AV«t...Ai.i.aitj1..r.

HE WESTERN8^

Street,

.ill ii-U* io ji le'

EROHANTS

Silver-Plated, Alabata an Britailia Wate, i«M lyrfl

my^jllJi .^^AgtaiW. XifW.Baat^lsai

hum A urcE Qairitn*li .»/.•i.viv .v^iA'.pBOOfOOO*' ip nasi—WiiHir».

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rHonwoji.imit Mimnuwut,i.J Agents. Jarw,Mfa,JaA la^

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for lUsuMnM' gainst OaUua^la«'«lf 'Afcokitiftl4 ioN«Si OAoa,,9aBroadngi^ a -U Th« Oijli* Ha mat Ay 10—a .C sspaay-ta Amartia A

OUA-BbES

wyaa4

Covering all mannor of Accidents, whaneyer and wlierevor occurring, are issued At the Lowest Mates Charged any Kesjponsible Company, amd foe any Uugth of tiflie, from one month to five years, renewable mt pleoearo.

POLICIES ABE ISSUED to!R FROM y$500 to

From 95,00lo150,00 per.W^ in case of accident,causing disability, ptfranting attention to bnsiness or occupation.

The cost of a yearly politJy ot srdi&fctf HI at the rate of only

Five Dollars for One VhsasMtf Voilar

Thus, Ten D^ajs^r

abted InJbai

it is one-fonrth the price of Life luaarancal'' It pays weekly bouetlts when yaa ara- disabled Ky accident.

If fatally injured, it pays your family a sua saOlcleat to maintain them.' Advabcad age does not increase tka jnwlin.

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BOJUKET L»INUX KfcNii«DY, Ghair'jS JfcaMwt ItHHttY r, VA LLv: Chairaaan 7iaaaa« OaawaHtai'».

For LaealAganfsaaaaalr •. ll» '•H UTTLIHMW, OKANK ATBOHIFMN, Oeneral *,g-"** n^minni lsilnns^aisH nl

Indlatuyoj^Te^-Ha^^.Q

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Assets Newlyiv$2»OOOyOOO. "JV? he Midst Thompson, jabe 16 tf

OF CINCTWItATI, OHIO.

A Western lioaie rttntHntinr, Odafttinlac Seca^ity, Kaonunijr and lategrity. tfW biab Capita^.—*ai tPaiil oil in Cash and Secursli inveslml.lo Oiucinnati. (hi the Joint Stock and Mutniu Flan".

Office, 37 W. Third St (Opposite MaSoatc T»«-

INSURANCfi

OOMPANT, 0* ICA.1«rORD, COJIN.'

JC. THOS. LoaraU., 8«lfr. HoWian, PtW».

^OOIDEN^'INSURANCE: l1

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CAPITAL, .l#aOO,tMM..)i Hi

Having.feaeii appointed Agent ^or,,|,he abovsfa- smas liable and responsible Company, jw. praya^ to Issue Fire Policies oo Dwelling Houses, Btorw Warehouses, Household Furnitare, Merchaadisa,. —. Ac., onthB most favorable terms. a^Losses lib* er.ltyad,u^.MP^di^wd

Oflce at Mfar^hojise, ittarjfi^tli,

The Oldest and ciaslvelylccideii Co., in ttae United Stitelituo)

The Accident Insurance Company {. of Columbus, Ohio,

CAPIT.i|i, OJiK

1 BEeiSTE*EljL

General Accident Policies

11\ jj tH«. 3-S •»"3* Jdnot vVwiJf M.lt •:'U a ri MBi

|10,0M!

PAYABLE IN CASE OI 'DEATH,WlfH WEEKLY COMPENSATION 'l6t

urj 1* a-.vt ai

medical examination is required baiOr* obtaining* policy. A policy can bo iseued In Svr minutes tlm«. tar Yearly PoUcia are th» mrfmt, ektapmt amd KM. festf)**

HICSTBATIONS OF A(J?lBE!rT INHCBiKCL Some cjses in which compeaaation has bssa pah by the ACOIDHNT 1NSU KANCE C01fPAtfT7 of Coluuibus, Ohio, to parties holiHag psiMes at

C. N. Gould,' bricklayer, crushed hia foot by falling brick. Hto pbKey cost lAldf flO he received $2U for two weeks disability.

F. F. Frauklin, carpenter, run a spiiater iatu his hand. 1'olipj coat Stf—was «a«l M»A»«aa weeks diaability. ...

J. E. Wilkinson ice dealer,' fell Oa ft Ice. Poll, cy cost |10. He.was-paid $60 tor three WSeKs 91s-

•TJ- Blagliam, hand disabled by being caugli in elevator*of flduring mill. Policy cost 125. tU recer*eU7t for throe mesas'disability.

Jacob Kern, tanuer, lull through a hatclway.— Policf cdst $15. Was paid $30 for two wseks' dls ability. il. D. Scott, attorney at law, tbroara fruai his boggy ^disabled tour weeks.i Uis policy cost Wk. lie rocaivud

#100.

Wm. Ifammond, pollcematt^iUuredlndlsobargt' of duty I disabled.lhive wanks aad two days.— Policy coiit 812. Was paid 132,86.

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The amount paid as premium is returned ever week ii case of disability as lorg as the diaakilit)' lasts, even should it be halt a year. r-*S

aby secures TOlMlliti per ruu. ui- ... by any accident,-and Mo ViWMuM- Bollarr I aso of Death.

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John 11. West, carpenter. .luirt.while..roUin*. timber disabled t*&We»k'a. ^'orrcj'toR n»^-was paid f3U-

JaUieit boder, engineer, fell down ataps of gint roua disabled louc weeks. Policy cost|l^t— WBRpaidH».

OFFICERS OF THS COSfPANT.

Wine Trade of the Untied States

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Loijls Qodscfcalk, labor r, haadcrash«lia cbopUng cart disalded tlire woeke. Polisgr ooat Kia. He received S3iJ." tleurv T. Woolen, workman lo lumber yard ,3 band crushed betwpea baards diyatlled-tive wseka 'T*"" ,nd two days. Policy cott #6. Jt^aeived a blafl,^

ll tfOt. I

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Jxhu S. Aterry—sprained ankle. Paid $3o dls- 1 abled four wei-ks inciiired JiiW.

cies for Sii'i, paid in premiuiya. r»u4lN^8tiIwLfc« in ^eekly co»ieiisat(ata. 1 ,gkl $ ,1

Wi v. HI 1 1 a

Every Claito i§ frMuptly -j Ai Soon as the proper Evidence i* received.-

BltN.J. E. HA1ITII, Pres.t. Dl U.' OBAt', 'V. PretL OKOKUE B. WKIOHT, 7" -t aaearraav ANO •aaaatata.'* '-'22 K. ir. DENNIS Gea^rit %?"vH.

GENERAL AGENT FOR, INDIANA, Iirtrf 1* D. flAX^VT")LL tmlumpolii. i- **'1

si. tf. lIAial'jII, iowling Hail, J/ Agent for Terre Haute, Indiana. K,/'

^j.KEAT

Pure fallfliriila Cluunpiignr. ,«wK Made anil pre|ari il u» if d.jii" in Frauc, from pure C'8!ilVr"i» Wine, uud tiiliiiig the place of In(ported Ch'«mpaiae, •, /,(" 4 'Kit

The uwiHfsi^u^P n-onld C.ill tkn lttt"i'tion OI Wine Dealers ami Uniel liefpe lo the loltowtng letter, which ^ivc a.correct iilsacf tlpe

B0TUd3m 36 DET 8TBEET, a,:Y

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lihiVoLUi'ION yi'«v.'»_ l, the £fj .. .. iliKStl !.:

tyof their W ne. "Ctnrriaiun^ii IIoTit, PuiLADairHiA, Oc(^ber •Zbti)»,lS(j«l. .aH "h "HKSSBS. JOVCIIKKACV

"Gmtlen.jii:-H'»i' givea your Cal.fomla Champagne a tlioroiiili fest we take pleasure In il saying tuat wo thins it ttie best Aiiiericuu Win ,. we Lave over uaei. We shall at onto place lt en' our but «l fare. do? •Tours truly, J. E. K1NGSMCY A CO, \L

CALL and try oor dallfornla Champagne.

BOUCHSB ft CfOw

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