Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 February 1867 — Page 4

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CITY Afti) STATE ITEMS.

Pt3Iajor General Milroy has been chosen President _of th« new Union National Insurance Company, of Lafayette,

and will take up his residence in that city ,wii^e^prmg- —. 2' twj*

The river is riling rapidly, and Ae

greatest flood known foryears isfearsd. At noon'yesterday the water was twenty feet above low water mark, and rising at the rate of ©ne and a half inches, an hour.

ffP" Busin^u meh by no means v^egiect the sorting of the Agricultural So*"xilety at the Court-House this afternoon to •••Sake the initiaWty irtepi tpwards the loca--Wkion of the next State Pair at this place. 9 nv»'.

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We learn our German friends

have 'reorganized the M«nnerchor, and with Prof. Wm. Siebert, as Director, will soon "be able to produce some of the finest musical compositions.

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We notice by the (Chicago papers

'ilmtmariy of the landlords of that city 'have voluntarily lowered the rents of their tenants. Clever landlords, those Chicago .,»4uea, w)d wortiiy of universal imitation.

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A. Elli9l Clinton Buggs, E.G. Hall, '*-"Auios Hall, and U. H. Crosby to recover -cfttre off in a Juitico'F^urt

Wednesday afternoon. -Verdict for de«^endantof^ plaintiffs

How

dgfWfl regrtt to 1 earn (that Petroleum 'V. Nasby, on account of ill health, has be6n compelled to withdraw his series of lectures announced, one of .which was to be delivered before the Y. M. L. Association of this city. iux* I .mm Q, m"Ml The Toung Mens' Christian Asso« ciation will hold a prayer meeting in their l'Conis, corner of 6th and Main, on tomorrow aftomoon, at 4J o'clpck. A cordial invitation is extended to "whosoever

be present. By order, of the

Committee on Devotional Exegcises.

V/ ,—.. '"VT «u |@*Our mention yesterday that ^'_3I{kti6W House had been closed was in.'icOrrect. The statement was made on ina •^formation received from two persons. We ^understand .there is. a change in the man-^-ia'gement contemplated, aud this, perhaps, a given rise tothe report above mentionIwS »„0©U. I

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An action for an alleged breach of

jjNfcopyright has been brought in the United ^States Circuit Court at Chicago by Dion Boucicault against Colonel Wood, of the .^Museum. The plays which it is claimed been illegally produced by the "aro "fauvyette,'' "Andy Blake," and "Colleen Bawn." Boucicault laj^ hij dajtnages at $10,000. Our ^TAnuftdute Buve also laid themselves liable ,to prosecution in playing the first named •uipiece, without authority. -f

Under the charter of the road all over ^fifteen per cent, of the net earnings is to go Sxittto theacbool fund, and the Legislature ."was^svto know, you know," if the road is ^'complying with its charter. Hon. H. D.

Scott is employed as Attorney for the '^HJommittee, and Col. E. W. Thompson in ^Behglf 'of the road.

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,*@r'The Herald mentions among the novelties of the season at tht capital, a -,io©lor©d masquerade, on Wideisday uight.

Xt v?as largely attended. Among the representations wfere "Toussaint l'Onverture," ''Soulongere," "Dred Scott," "The King of Dahomey," "Othello/' and other prominent notabilities. j:

Daniel L. Sills, of Chicago, having

failed to draw a prize in the great scheme of the Of era House Art Association, ill "jwhich he had invested five dollars, wanted iohis money back, and therefore brought iiuit against W. H.Coolbangh, James H. ,Jtawen, John C. Darley, Ira T. Munson

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POTATO.

^-Here is aaalarming atatemeni from a y«r*3 iotirnal," La Patrie:" "The scope reveals to. us the existenoe of small black *sp3f upon the potato. this small space can be detected some two hundred ferocious animals of a coljcopteric form which Lite and tear each other with continued fury. It is easy to Comprehend the potato disease when s| an intestine warfare is raging." 1

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•(.] 1 /'SATIX#—A writer in an exchange treating upon the the subject of "Saving," saysf'Let a young man twenty years of age start with nothing, but save fifty dollars at the end of each year from his earnings, and koopthe same at six per cent interest, investing the interest each year, in sixty years, or at the age of eighty yesrs." j?e would have $26,674. SOppose he could save two hundred dollars each year, investing it at' six per cent, in sixty years he would have 9106,624, or in thirty years he would have $16,810, and in fifteen years his would have $4,654. If he could save $1,000 eacn year he would have in sixty jeare, $533,120, ^or^.more than half a million. I

Many a young man starting without means, scarcely think it possihle that he could aequire as much as his neighbor, eighty years of age, worth $50,000. If he will reflect on the above, or make the calculation for himself, he will find that if he saves pne hundred dollars each year, and makes six per cent, out of it, that he will have in sixty years' time $36,312."

GAS.—In Thursday's Cincinnati^Gwimercialvre find lengthy article on the •"manufacture" and Consumption of Gas," *ir4tfen by 3^r. George. Rugan, SuperinTenclerit of "the Gas Works in this city.— Among other items,it is stated that it has beej^i^djpii trial that the ordinary iron' burners actually passed twenty»flve to fifty per cent, more the seqond year .end after, than when first put on. The parat graph below may prove a useful hint to

Our gas consumers: Now, it is certain that consumers do complain, and with reason, that, although they have the sanie number of burners that they had the previous year, that they are lighted and extinguished about the same time, yet their bills the last year are larger 'than during the same period previously!' This need not "be at all surprising to any intelligent or thinking man.— $he burners,"in a large majority of instances, are composed of metals—iron, brass, &c. At the point of combustion great heat is generated, and that, .continued a longer or-shorter period, a greater or less degroe of oxidation, resulting in exfoliation, takes place, thus causing the holeStd be stopped up and the metals to scale off pins and other means of re* moving1 obstructions are inserted, and consequently the .apertures for the emission of gas are gradually increased in size, the gas passes off in broader, denser volumetand not in the thin sheets of flame they were designed to pass, and consequently the consumer doe% not get even as good alight from a larger quantity of gas as he'did when his burners were new.—

Again, the cocks on the various fixtures become worn, the gas, in passing, cuts out the brass, and these, more or less, leak.— We frequently hear it said, 'Our fixtures 4oak,-but it is so small that, although we can detect it, we can not make !it ignite.' These causes combined will, in the course of ono, two, or three'months, the time for Which the gas-bills may run, make quite ati aggregate—only proving the extreme delicacy and accuracy of the meter, whose operations are so frequently villified.

LmxE GIRLS.—Warm

ly and fashionably-drwsed mothers may be seen on the street at any hour, lending their shivering little daughters around, with hardly enough of clothing on their lower extremities to protect them from sight, to say nothing of the piercing blasts. An exchange says:

Yesterday we saw a little girl led by its mother throJgh the streets. Her little collar and muff and hat were of the warm* est fur, and well she needed them, for it was bitter cold but her little legs, bare and blue, between her stockings and skirts, told a shivering tale.

Who does not daily see the same thing Little, frail girls with head and shoulders bundled in unneeded furs, while from the feet to a point above the knees, the little darlings are almost literally naked. Of course mothers who thus dress theit children are very far from intending to kill them, or render them invalids, but such is the probable result of this fashionable exposure. It is true that most children have their limbs well protected, because most mothers have an intelligent regard for the health of their offspring, but there are many who are clad as we have mentioned, and to the mothers of these we appeal.

As little girls are now dressed, their skirts are no protection against the wind or cold below the knee, and what do they have as a substitute? Linen drawers reaching below ihe knee, and there meeting the top of stockings which usually have about half the warmth possessed by men's socks. Let us compare this armor With the .clothing of boys and men, who have at l&astfiVe times "the power of endurance possessed by the little girl. The father of this same little six-year old girl would* consider himself coldly clad, and a certain candidate for rheumatism, if his lower extremities were not protected against the winter blasts by, first, thick wool socks reaehing more than half way to the knoe second, wool drawers reaching from the waist to the feet third, bootlegs of double leather roaching nearly to the knee and, fourth, thick wool pantaloons covering all else and reaching to the foot. And yet the same father permits his delicate, blue-veined child to go out iti wioter with legs encosedjin a single thickness of linen 1 How would he like to walk the winter streets clad in linen pantaloons, and nothing else

(3XJ»No. 3.—Fer tbe week ending yes* terday, I'_ report arrivals of bounty eer» tifi&UM, $10O eacV as fellows:^

.fcMc V. Lowe, Sl«t Iad jj JWa J-owe, JerryTT YiBs5,3m 'lad. K. J. Watson, 6th cavalry, A-*j— 6th cavalry, W. L. Richards, 2d cavalry, John A. Mg0raw, 6th eav.

And pension certificates follows*. Mary E. Perring, Rebecca J. Myerv Sarah C. Wisdor, F. V—Aaaada Moore, Mary E. Pritchett, Jane Palmer, Matilda WiWrich, Mary Todd, Solotaon Oatait, Guardian. Also one pay oartifl* cate for a widow lady f424,83. 1/ J'

The experience of the week ahtf^jk that. a servioe of over two years obtalns 100' bounty, inste* 1 of $50 as was thoaght Those who consider the above report iriUii* factory will please say

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FOB ijro SALI^A good small stock two Show-cases.

Brainess Stand for ren^ with aepaU st of Notions"ted vartatyiiloorfi, with

A (mfr Office Fixtures for

sale. ^The Store is doing a good lihsiheis, Stfid offers a rare opportunity%o persons wishing to invest from $1,000 to fl,000, 6n paying business. It will make a first-rate Millinery Stand, or Jewelry Store or any thing of thait kind. For further information address P. O. Box 121. a*w-! ifidtf

|Qr T. M. Dougherty still reoeiting at his Headquarters, 155 Main street, the best brands of Oyster), and selling at the lowest rates. Afresh supply came(in last

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EUGIOUBS NOTICE.—Elder

Cure, of

wr BEU Attica, Ind., will proach at the Christian Church on this, Saturday evening, at early gas lighting. Also on Sabbath at half past 10 o'clock, a. m. also in the evening at the usual hour. The public are respectfully invited to attend. -i

TJsrvET.SALIST CHURCH.—Preaching by the Pastor to morrow (Sunday) at

and

A Committee from the State Leg

islature, consisting, of Senators Bennett and Khhardsori, was in sessioh with the officers ofjthe T. H. & Indianapolis railroad .. 'at the Secretary's office in thia city, yesterday, looking into the affairs of the road.

11 A. M.,

r. M. Subject for the evening—Tht Religious Movement in Terre Haute.— Seats free to ail. Sunday School at 9J o'clock,

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The Myatt Linrous Wine Plant,

the reul liurlough root—not the common Rhubarb plaut—can be had by applying to Wm. P. Mendenhall, No. 63 Main St, Terre Haute. He has many testimonials certifying that it makes an excellent wine, and is .highly recommended by physicians Call or send in orders. .. dCt

ts- German Prunes, new crop and of superior quality, just received, and for sale at G. Weiss & Go'a. 16dl

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B&T" Prompt payment is one of the mottoes of tfae Colu mhMS'AjccideKtiliWUrj ance Company. Lusk who was killed on the night of January 1st, 1867, was ipf suredfor $2,000 and on the 17th of Janujary the money was in the hands of the widow. Policies issued at office, in Dowling* Hall. -r dlw

GENTS.—The best French Calf Drew Boot made to order, for $10.00, at J. ft Depew's No. 61 Main street, Early's Block [ll-dlw

fST Tbe extra white Qtorgt Bunk Cod* fish just received at C. I. Ripley'i." dtf

Wlnueshelk Insorance Company The Prairie Farmer publishes the fol* lowing: "C. B. Ostrander, of Fairbury, Illinois, writes us: Will J. Wilson Shaffer President of the WinnesheHs Idsuianee Company, please inform the farmers of the Northwest, through the Prairie Farmer what sudden calamity bag, overtaken said insurance company that they are compel^ ed to assess their premium notes for thei{ full face, that lon£ b^br| £ei£ expires? It looks as though there was something rotten in Freeport. -1' "This is not the first inquiry that has been made of ua regarding this company^ In Lake county the farmers have insured heavily with the1 Winriesheik, S&n£l 4e learn are being similarly pressed with assessments. An examination, at least, is due. What have you to say, Mr. Sha* for?" 1.' :r lldlw

TWINS.- lord's Medicated Crean^ t'pi skin diseases and Boyd's Balm for bowel complaints. For sale by all druugists.

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stock and goad: MiasMABT A. bar to my

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Shewmaker, Master, will leave for portal abo^e, Monday inorning, the 18th inst. ... .!

DWELLING KOOMS

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at Hontiet's.dld ''sJAni, 'No. lJkl'.Maiii street. dtf.

Good Kip Boots for $3,50, at J. F.

Depew's, No. 6}, larl^. Blocl^ J|ain Street. dtf. ,*r'i

Oysters,. Green and Dried Apples

and Peaches at Butz & Bailey's. ,t4tf ,| It. mr* Refined Coal Oil, and fresh Cranberries, at Butz & ^iley's.-j

Pickles in brine and vin^ar, at [14-dtf tV.nm

Butz & Bailey's. l.

For good Sorghum molasses at 60c

per gall oh, go to Randleman & itay's. Give them a call* .. [1.3-dtf I _-Ji M*i6

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A CABD.—Referring to the co-partner^ ship notice of Black, Saxton &

Warns ley,

published in another column, I would'inform my friends who have known me in connection with the house of W. S. Ryce & Co. for the past five yoars, thft 1. wiQ hereafter be found at the old established Boston Store No. Ill, Main street., wheii I trust to receive .a share of that liberal patronage that has been extended to me in the past. J. Ei SAITON

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KNTS.—We

have-a book of patterns show

ing the precise appe&ranciei of ithe aitiel4 itself. By giving us the older withuf a day or two we can have the present read] by Christmas. At the old stand qf S.. Freoman. »iil« aV There will be a imeting wf-thi Vigo County Agricultural, ^flijety and of the citizens gonerally, ftrtBe CM 'Court House, on Satnrday, Feb 16th,' lit12 o'clock, P. M. to consider'the qdestroA of holding the next State. Fsir in this (city. Hon. R. W. Thompson, Hon. H. and others, will address the meeting./f"^ d6wlt. S~feijjtiu J. A. FOOTB, See'y.

•8" Boots and Shoes at prime oost at Prince & Co's Dry Goods *§tore^So^

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19* Gonts go tft J. F. |Depew's for 4 nice dress Boot. Jju-^dlw

Cranberries, Dried Currant* and

Lemons, at Randleman^ Bays. 7*£tf

PORELT BOTTRBON.—It is a matter of fact that Randleman & Ray art the only house in the city th#t are selling thit excellent article «1t Coal Oil. Get fonMjuad try it. It is the best ever sold in tin city. dt£

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Buckwheat Cakes 1 •eaiilt^plfctoe's

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N. Erlanger & Bro., are selling their Winter Clothing regardless of cost. Fi

bargain. Good Undershirts and Drawen at 75 cents. 26tf md 'jiii.'iiiv si:iisJnl

'CMef,1 msih^urranU and

iSr Or^at, e^qte^ut| .on account cjf Edaall & Co's $i.25 Kid Gloves in all

•STFresh arrival of Java, Laguayra and Rkf itfoibAian's, Noj,

VP'S wr,,T a a MASQUKBASK SUITS.—A

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food varieti ^si su Ar

Of MMiiertide Ihd'^iditcy gentlemen, can^^Kolfelder & Se«t man, No. 159 Main atreet. 18dtf.

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*Mjz styli Also a few Embroidered Corse Us, something pJY.at N'PP®?4 fi^f

A F40X1—Persons having card nega4 tives taken at D."ffT Wright's or Wrightj canthave any larger size phoJ tograph made£rom the same, eitbor plainj or finished in India Ink, water or Oil «H

James Moorman's, No. 75 Main Street.' itnui. !i* may

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IQT The preecription department of Ji & H. A. Davis' Drug and-Chemical Store! is under the care qf an .experienced. Psx-i nwdhbtrtist, ca^Wlne with accuraey at all hours of the day night, NOM but pu«» anjd unadbul«^t|^d

BBCHBBCBB M«P^ COMGL^TA .VA*

rie^y pf Christmas f$v*t ud Fancy Merchandise for the season, is to be seen at

t§F A small lot of Maple Sugur can found at C. I. Ripley's. dtf.

19* Bran, Shbrts) Olts^ ah^Baled Qay, and Ship Stuff, at. fcppetoe's. dtf.

Go to E. Wright & Co's forj

the best Syrup in the city. flO-dtf

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|0" Smoked Halibut, No. 1 Mackerel and Codfiish at Randleman & Ray. 7-dti

fST ANew assortment of Dress Trim-j mings in solid colored Silk Velvet Ribbons at Nippert & Co's. dtf

j' f'J i. UJ tnnn 1 LOCAL NOTICES.

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Main street. The entire stock is offered at coat, either wholessil9~Jr detail, Please cal' and examine before purchasingaJse where.-

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ItUhj'a Celebrated Oysten.—"W'e §T9 00W In of, kid vlll

"Afftf eilitr* eeUbB,' pM' iaitlr teyai.Haitky. Batttaore: QyMSni alifcli we will be reed J,

THI FSIIKUX BBICK Xid

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