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DATLY EXPRESS. _____

TEKKK-HAUTK. IiNl

Wednesday Morning, March 2©tli, IMVJ

BAILROAD TIME.TABLE.

TERRE HAUTE AJiD INDIANAPOLIS. .•

LEAVE.

0:50 A. Accon)modatiori! j..l!v?3:65 p. 3:S6 P. M...... Mail 3:40 P. BOCKV1LLE EXTENSION. -AVR. ABBIVE. 4-JJ^ J*. ..".... 11:00 A. M.

TERRE-HAUTE POST OFFICE.

OPKMJiO AND I'LOSIJW OF MAILS.(

'2. MAILS CLOSE.

Offico open on Sunday from 8 to 0AM. All nuiijs close on Sundayieveningat P. M. E. BEAD, P. M.

1'owuHhlp Convention.

Tho Union voters of Harrison Township are reqnofited to meet in Mass Convention at the Old Court House, in Torre Haute, on SATURDAY, MARCH 2fd, at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nomination candidates for Trustee and other Township Officers. By order of

Our announcement column has a

new name—that of Jerry Hidden, Esq.,— as candidate for Township Trustee.

8®" Gus Arnold has all the magazines for April, instead of March, as incorrectly printed yesterday morning.

PROSECUTOR APPOINTED.—The Governor has appointed Sewell Coulson, of Sullivan count}', Prosecuting Attorney of this, tho Eighteenth Judicial Circuit.

)ver fourteen hundred children and adults atlendedtho Bible Panorama yesterday afternoon,being about the only paying audience tho managor has been favored with while liore.

Tho amended charter of Evansville,

provides that no citizen shall be permitted to voto unless be can produce the Treasurer's receipt, showing that the taxes due tho city are paid. A very good law and worthy of more general adoption.

A pa/ly of young men left Indian

apolis iVIonday uight for Montana. They goby way «f St. Paul, Minnesota, where they join Captain Fiske's expedition, which will start tho latter part of thii month.

I©" The Ristori performance at In^ dianapolis on next Monday evening bids fair to bo a success in the way of a house. Horo than cno half of the seats have already boon sold at three dollars each. Quito a little party will go up from this

MAN

KILLKD.—A man named Wor-

land was killed on Monday while attempting to'get off a freight train, on the Indiapolis and Cincinnati railroad, near Proscott. a station noar Shelbyville. He missed his looting and fell under tho train, all the cars' passing over his body, terribly mangling it, almost beyond recognition. He was",a farmer, and lived a shortjdistance back of Prescott.

'Wo direct attention to the card announcing the contemplated dissolution of the partnership now existing between Drs. J. B. & W. P. Armstrong. This is made noccssary by tho fact that Dr. Wm. P. visits Europo in May or June next, to be absent several years, and for the same reason, they dvsiro all accounts and notes due tliem to be settled without dolav.

Wo understand Capt. Shewmaker,

of the fast-sailing steamer '"Romeo,"' proposes, as soon as the weather "lets up' and spring puis on her green livery, take an excursion party the wonderful artesian well at .Lodi, up the river abput forty nulos. A good idea, and those making tho party may count on a delightful excursion.

s&r Over seven hundred tickets lii-.vo been sold for the Gough Lectures—tue first of which will be given on Friday evening. Those who propose attending should use little delay in securing seats. Eligible ones are now out of the question, but such as go to Buckiugham'i* this^morning will 1'aro better than thosogoingjto-mor row. Tue Young Mens' Library Association is advised that Gough will positively be Lcroand meet his engagements.

A NEW OIL

AHJ11VE"

42:20 A. li Express litb rijjfcOA. Mall P- a Express lz:00 mid.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE. JRJLVE. 1 AEEIVE. 12:12 p. M.. l-Mail .*. 3:66 4:10 p. li...Mattoon Accommodation...11*00 A. M. 12:15 A. Express 12:12 A. M.

EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDSyiLLE. ZAVE.

ABBIVE.

.... a*9p. M. .... 7:00 p. M. .... 9:00 P. M.

Eastern, through, daily at X.astern, way mail daily, ut Cincinnati, daily, at Western, dally, ut.. A. M. Tiockvllle and way mail, daily at 5:00 P. x. Evansville and way mail daily, at 3:00 p. M. Muioui,-Monday und Thursday, at 7HXI p. M. iroweBVille, Friday, at 7:00 P. M. Abhboro, Monday, at 7:0" P, M.

MAIM OPEN.

Eastc£u,.Uirougli-jliilyT at -T*6 P. M. Knttorn, way mail, daily, at 5:00 p. M. Cincinnati, daily, at 6:00 P. M. Western, daily, at o:ft) ISockville and way brail, daily, at 1:00 P. M. Evansville and way mail, daily, at 5:00 p. M. Slerom, Wednesday and Satnrday, at... 5:00 P. M. llowesville, Friday," at 5:00 p. a. Abhboro, Monday, at 4:00 r. u.

THE COMMITTEE.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

rinnUt's Album—0. DitaonA CO. For Salo—lloreoa—Clark Ilouse. SuLtioinent Notice—Kstate of Win. Bailey, important Notice—\V» McKeon A Co.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

The City Schools take next week

as a holiday—the interval between two terms.

wsr A mill, for the manufacture of straw paper, is in successful operation at Valparaiso.

Thomas Briggs, Esq., has been ap

pointed administrator of the estate of Warren Genung. *ti"

The YoungJMen'a Christian Asso

ciation now numbers one hundred and thirty-live members, and the number is increasing at each meeting.

FEELS—We

learn from

the Indianapolis Journal that surfaco indications of a deposit of petroleum have been discovered in the coal lands of Mick & Co. situated some throe miles west of Brazil, inClay county. So strong is the faith of old experienced men in the oil business, that the land has been leased by a company of ^capitalists from Kokomo, this State, who purpose to commence the experiments immediately, and they are to come to that place this morning, with a full supply of machinery, to test the oleaginous question. Professor R. T.

Brown gives it as his opinion that there is a rich deposit of auriferous liquid not very far below the coal vein.

MAD Doos.—We understand that two dogs have recently been killed in this city that exhibited strong symptoms of hydrophobia. By Indianapolis papers we note almost every day fresh cases of mad dogs and one or two people bitten, and the thing seems really becoming epidemic.— A similar estate of affairs exists at Evansville, and other places are more or less troubled. Would it not be well for our City Council to take some steps to rid the town of hundreds of worthless curs before the rabies are developed in our midst.

It is not generally known that the

rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association are free to every young man in the city, whether a member of the Association or not, and that a cordial invitation is given to each and every one to avail themselves of the accommodations offered. One of the rooms is handsomely fitted up as a conversational room, supplied with a number of attractive features, together with writing materials for any wishing to write a letter. In an adjoining room will be found the leading magazines and papers of the day. The young men of the Association are determined to make their rooms a favorite placs of resort, and the initiatory steps thus far taken look well towards a favorable result.

REPORT OF THE CITY SCHOOL TREASURER.—The following is the report of Mr_ Thomas H. Barr, Treasurer of the city school funds, as made to the Board of County Commissioners at the late session of that court: A'

COMMON SCHOOL FUND.

Amount received $12,751 30 expended 11.622 50

Balance on hand $1,128 80 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Amount received $G,976 32 borrowed 34,700 36

Amount expended 42,471 21

Excess of expenditure ...". $1,570 67 Balance on hand, Tuition Fund, $1,128 80

DIED.—Yesterday morning at three o'clock, Mrs. MARGARET HEDGES,

ADVICE.—In the introduction to the "Bigelow Papers," James Russell Lowell gives tho following list of what he considers sins committed by newspaper reporters, and insists that the use of such phrases is wicked in the extreme, and calculated to produce a very bad style of wris ting among tho readers of the paper.— What does Hosea Bigelow know about such Jthings As Artemus Ward said of Chaucer, "he may have genius, but ho don't know how to spell." However, we publish his criticism:

OLD STYLE. NEW STYLE. Was hanged. "Was launched into eternity. When the halter wasWhen tho fatal noose put around his was adjusted about neck the neck of theun fortunate victim of his own unbridled -f passions. A great crowd came A vast concourse was

to see.

Great fire

The fire spread.

House burned.

assembled to wit II oss. Disastrous contlagragration. The conflagration extended its devastating oareer. Edifice consumed.

The fire was got un- The progress of the der. rj devouring element was arrested Man fell. .^Individual was precipitated. A hor^e and wagon A valuable horse atran against. tached to a vehicle driven by J. S., in the employment of

J. J. B., collided with.

The frightenedhorse.Tho infuriated animal. Sent for the doctor. Call into requisition tho services of the family physician. The mayor of tbVcityThp chief magistrate in a short speech of tho metropolis, welcomed. in well chosen and eloquent language, frequently interrupted by the plauits of the surging

multitude,officially tendered the hopitalkies.

I shall say a few I shall, with your words.,. permission, beg leave to offer some brief observations. Began his answer. Comtneneod his rejoinder. A bystander advised.One of those omni»3 V* S?- present characters, who, as if in pursu»nco of some previous arrangement are certain to be 'b:- encountered in the

He died.

vicinity when nn accident occ urs,

s':* ventured the suggestion. He deceased, he pass-

«d out of existence, his spirit quitted its earthly habita-

-it'* tion, winged its v'---h way to eternity, shook off its burden, etc.

If you are troubled with Indiges

tion, Rising of Food, Sour Belchings, Acidity of the Stomach, or any other form of Dyspepsia, avoid all stimulating drinks which relieve only temporarily, and take COE

DYSPEPSIA

CURE, which will sure

ly afford permuient relief.

CITY AFFAIRS. SW '$1' I ^#5

IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Reduction in tho prico of Custom-made Boots as follows: Gent's French calt sowed Boots from $14,00 down to $12,00.

Gent's French calf pegged Boots from $11,00 down to $0,50, Which we make to order, and keep cons stantly on hand. Also, a largo assortment of Eastern work at low figures. 20dtf W. MCKKEN & Co.

SPRING

STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES.—

Large stock at reduced prices, just received, at J. F. Depew's, No. 61, Early's Block, Main street. dtf.

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Read Dr Whittier's advertisement in another column. april4—dwltaw—ly.

LADIES READ THIS.—The undersigned has opened a Notion and Variety Store, at No. 18, north Fourth street, where her friends and the public generally, are ip» vited to call and examine her goods,

ONLY

20-d3te( M. A. CRAWFORD.

TWELVE HOURS.—A single,

thorough application of Boyd's Medicated Cream will euro the Itch in twelve hours. For sale hy all druggists. 20dwlw.

WHAT THE MERCHANTS SAY.—The merchants everywhere who sell DeLand's Chemical Saleratus say that no article ever sold gives such universal satisfaction to customers. They like to have customers pleased—especially the ladies. They know it is the "Housewives' Favorite"— that Chemical Saleratus. It i.s better than Soda. dwlt.

HeS"* Spring bottom ice pitchers—new invention—at John R. Freeman's, dtf

SOMETHING

NEW.—Manufacturers are

bound to reduce the prices of boots and shoes, and therefore have established an Agency at the Wabash Shoe Store on 6th Street, under che National House, where they will sell the best of customwork 20 per cent, below the usual price. Please call and examine this stock of boots and shoes before purchasing elsewhere. 20dlw

jfeg- One hundred barrels fresh

SPECIAL

$41,676 68

wife of

D. L. Hedges, aged 20 years and four months. Funeral this morning at ten o'clock, at the residence of ber mother, (Mrs. Carr), on North Third street, near the railroad. The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend without further notice.

LIME

just received, and for sale by E. R. ROBBINS, No. 1 Dowling Hall. 20dlw

NOTICE.—Just

received 500

pairs of mens' and boys' custom-made Plow Shoes, to be retailed at wholesale price. Call soon and receive a bargain at the Wabash Valley Shoe Store, 6th, near Main, under the National House. [20dlw

New fashions in silver plate—me

dallion Forks and Spoons just received at John R. Freeman's. dtf

GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE

DIES!—New and- elegant Patterns for Braiding and Embroidery, just received from New York, at MRS. DECK'S.

Machine Stilebing done in the neatest manner. Don't forget the number—48 North Fourth Street. mh9-dtf.

DISSOLUTION NOTICED—The firm of Kupp & Voris has this day been dissolved bv mutual consent, and the business will be carried on by tho undersigned at at the old stand, where he will serve his customers with the best of meats at all hours of the day.. Those holding claims against the old firm, and those indebted will please call soon and settle. m20-d-2w JEREMIAH VORIS.

1^" The reader is referred to the advertisement in another column of the Home Insurance Company of New York. Notwithstanding the fiery trial of tho past year, this Company shows a balance in favor on the business of 1866, [their total income for that year being $2,859,312 87 total losses an expenses, $2,836,833 90

HOSFORD & BROWN, Agents,

19-dlw.] I 93, Main Street.

Misses

THOMAS fc COLTON,

New York, Tespeotfully announce to the ladies of Terre Haute and vicinity, that they are stopping at tiie Clark House. They are prepared to execute orders in Hair Work manufacturing Switches, Waterfalls, Curls, Frizzetts in the latest and most approved styles. Will cleanse, renovate and make over any of the above named articles, at the shortest notice also, the highest price paid for hair. All styles of Hair Jewelry gotten up with the finest mountings. Instructions given in the various branches of Hair Work. They solicit patronage, trusting that experience, a't,borough knowledge of tho business, and an earnest desire to please will ensure success.

March 18, 1867. j, [dlw.

NOTICE.—Having

ises known ?as ''Turner Hall," on Fifth Street, between Main and Cherry Streets, tho same will be elosed for two weeks to make the necessary repairs. Due notice will be given of the re-open ins. dlw ji'.HOLFELDER, SEKMAN & Co.

FOR SALE.—Wo

16-d?f]

will sell, on reasonable

terms, the restanrnnt and fixtures known as the "Estrella Restaurant," on Main street. A good chance for an enterprising man, »IHOLFELDER &

March 16, dwtf

SEEMAN.

FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.—We

HUDNUT

151 Main street, between 6th & 6th. [dtf

Spring Balmorals, and Balmoral

Skirting new and cheap at Edsall & Co's. dtf

...

Fine and cheap cassimeres, cheap

as they were bofore the war, at Edsall A

H'- «r«A«.

All wool cassimere suits made to

grdor for TWENTY DOLLAKS at Hartsock A Bannister's. Come right along gentlemen and bring your twenty dollar greenbacks. 14dlw.

aplo Syrup—a prime *rfrticlte—^

just received at C. I. Ripley's. dtf,„

T. H. Riddle has removed from

No. 18 North 4th street, to No. 151 Main street, South side, between 5th and 6th. [14-dtf

The neatest, cleanest, remedy for

the most loathsome disease, is Boyd's Medicated Cream for the Itch. For sale by all Druggists. ^,7^? dwlw

DSP Maple Syrup at $1,50 per gallon good Sarghum at 50 cents per gallon Oranges, Lrtrnons. &c., Cranberries, equal or better than any of the season at Randleman & Ray's. dtf

FOUND

MAIN STREET—Nice

ley's.

PIANO

FOR

up is ood. Call at Rippetoe's. dtf1

FOR SALE.—On

R. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. -j [io-dtf

Go to E. R- Wright & Co's for

the best Syrup in the city. 10—dtf

A fine assortment of Jackonett and

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

Bran, Shorts, Cor.n, Oats, and Baled

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

Gents go Jto J. F. |Depew's for a

nice dress Boot [11-dlw

A new style of French Corsetts

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

MASQUERADE SUITS.—A

FRESH

Crau-

berries, at C. I. Ripley's. [dtf

New Maple Sugar, at C. I. Rip[dtf

SALE.—A

Edsall & Co's.

fine piano—rose

wood case, good style, worth $600 will be sold for $400, by one who has no use for it at present. A great bargain. Enquire at this office.

'dtf

Spring goods arriving

daily at dtf..

For Buckwheat Cakes Maple Syr

Main street, a grocery

store and fixtures. Price $1,800. Address P. O. Box 515, Terre Haute, Ind. tf.

Poultry of all kinds, new hams,

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

Sweet Cider, Rasins, Currants and

Citron at E. R. AVright fc Co's, 155 Main street. kfi •... 10-dtf

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

Depew's, No. 61, Early's Block, Main Street. dtf.

|£r Oysters, Green and Dried Apples and Peaches at Butz & Bailey's. dtf

A. Nippert & Co. keep the best as

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

Refined Coal Oil, and. fresh Cran

berries, at Butz & Bailey's,1' [14-dtf

Pickles in brine and vinegar, at

Butz & Bailey's.

jg?" A New assortment ot Dress Trimmings in solid colored Silk Velvet Ribbons at Nippert & Co's. dtf

New Hams, at Rippetoe's. dtf.

Fresh arrival of Choice Teas at E

good variety

of Masquerade and Fancy dress suits for gentlemen, can be had of Holfelder & See. man. No. 159 Main street. 18dtf.

& H. A. Davis' Drug and Chemical Store is under the care of nn experienced Parmacheutist, and prescriptions can be filled with accuracy at aH hours of the day or nieht. None but pure and unadulterated medicines used.j 18tf

THE BEST CHANCE

FOR SALE.—The

acquired the prem

Feb. 5,dtf^ -j,

& Co.

Go to T. H. Riddle's new Store

25tf

undersigned wishing

to engage in business in the West, offers for sale all his livery stock in the Prairie City Livery and Snle Stable, together with the unexpired-term of lease.

Those wishing to engage in the above business can get a bargain, as tho location is the best in the State and ii now doing the best business in the city. For full particulars apply on tho premises, dtf. T. W. HOWARD,

I have, this day, sold my Millinery

stock and good will of my business to Miss MART A. RARIDON, and recommend her to my old patrons who have so long sustained me at the old stand, 102 Main street. M. A. WALTER.

Terre Haute, Feb. 2, 1867.

are now

ready to loan or sell our seed corn.— Farmers wishing to procure or to examiue our corn will please call, it will give us pleasure to talk with every farmer whose interest it is to sell corn in this market. We have the corn at the mill building, corner 'of Water and Swan streets, known as the McKeen. & Paddock Pork House. A sample can be seen at the Prairie City Bank.

Having bought the Millinery Department of Mrs. M. A. Walter, I expect in a few weeks to replenish, with an elegant assortment of new Spring Goods and having had a thorough experience in all branches of the business, 1 feel fully competent to please all those who may favor me with a call, and would solicit a share of the public patronage.

For a great bargain in bleached

muslin call at Edsall & Co. dtf

Yates is selling off bis splendid

stock of ba^ts at cost. dtf.

§gy Gentlemen having old hats at Yates' bat store will please call and get them daring next \»eek, otherwise he will not be responsible for tbem. dtf.

Goods at cost at Yates' hat'store.

Now is the time for bargains. dtf.

SEEDS.—Just received, a fresh

lot of Clover and Timothy Seeds, at E. RRobbins, No. 1, Dowling Hall, SixthSt. dlw

Those nice Canned Fruits are not

all gone at C. I. Ripley's, but arc going fast. Call soon if you want some. [dtf

APRIL ELECTION.

IV We are authorised to uaooiin the name of JKRRY HIDDEN aa a candidate for Townthip Trustee, subject to tlio decision of the Conrentlon to be held on Satnrda?, the 23d init.

We are authorized to announce the name ot A. R. SUMMERS as a candidate for Tovnihip Trustee, inbject to the decuiou of the Convention to be held on Saturday, the 23d in«t.

US' We are authorized to announce GEORGE •\V. NAYLOR as a randidate for Trustee of Harrison Township, subject to the decision of the Union nominating Convention.

EDITOR EXPBE«8 I desire to announce to the citizens «f Harrison Township, that I am a candidate for the office ot Township Trustee subject to the choiceof the Union nominating Convention dwtd D. B. WEIR.

AMUSEMENTS.

JQOWLING HALL!

Hon. JOHN"B. GOUGH,

The most gifted and popular Lecturer ever before the American People, Kill deliver two Lectures in this city.

J*1'- if? BENEFIT OF THE

V0US8 MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

Friday Evening, March 22d, Subject:—"PECULIAR PEOPIE.''

Monday Evening, March 25tb, Subject.—'-TEM PER A Si OF

Tickets for Reserved Seats may be secured a Buckingham's Bookstore. Ample regulations are adopted to assure every Ticket-holder of his rightful soat. Ticket, with Reserved Seat, one left ore Il.oo lor both Lectures I.5JJ Admission

All communications should be addressed to the Corresponding Secretary Y. M. L. A. inbl3dtd

RAND MASQUEKADE BALL V3T OF TIIE PRAIRIE CITlf B1MK

Will bo given at

DOWLING HALL

Thursday Even'g, March 28, '67,

TICKETS #2,00 To be had at Buckingham's Pookstore and at the Cnnntv Clerk's Office and at Gus. Arnold's. 12dtd

FOR SALE.

OK SALE—HORSES—A Pair of good Horses. 20d4t

FOR

Knauire at the OLABK HOUSE.

SALE—TOWN LOTS.—i

will sell on liberal terms, a full square, or divide in lots or usual size, situated on South Sixth street, opposite the residences of T. B. Johns and 8. II. Potter. [Wdlm] T. HUliMAN.

Fseveral

DR SALE—HORSES.—I have good Work Horses to sell low, or trade for rood paper, 0. FAIRBANKS.

ni''i2dtf

tV&y*.:

FOR

S A E A S E N I

BUILDING LOT containing three acres, situated on South Sixth Street, west side. Also HOUSE AND LOT on Eagle Street, between Sixth and Seventh, south side. Early posession given mhl2dtf Enquire of J. F. GULICK.

yoR Hot]

SALE.—A Neat Cottage House, on South Eighth Street. Good well, Cistern, Bare, and choice Fruit on the premises.— Enquire at "The First National Bank." lldtf

I?OR S^LLE.—A House and lot. J? Tin Hbuse is entirely new, Contains four good rooms, pantry and cellar, situated one square south of Kennedy's Woolen Factory. For further particulars, apply at the Osborne Broth era' Boot and Shoe Store. GKO. OSBORNE. mh8(ltf

OR SALE—Two Frame Houses on Maiu Street near the Now Market House, one two stories 20x58, with ten rooms, well arranged for a public Boarding House—the other, one story, 20x45 feet, two rooms, both adjoining, well and stnbles on the premises. Would sell one or both. Wiii bo sold at a bargain, as the owner is going to the Montana Gold Regions.

A very large assortment, very-

handsome styles, and very low prices, in Spring Shawls just opened at Edsall & Co's. dtf.

The prescription department of J.

FOR

YET

OFFERED.—

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

BURNAM & GRIMES.

mar4tilra Real Estate Agents.

E— VALUABLE

KEAL KSTATE.—The large el gantly fin iBhe Storv Room, corner of Wabash and Third Streets, occupied bj J.& H. A. Davis.

Also, iot on Wabash Street, north side, between Fourth and,Fifth. For terms, apply'to PRESTON HUSSEY, mh4dw:*w At National State Bank

OR SALE. —CARRIAGES.The pnb»criterB desiring to close up their partnership affairs, offer a large assortment of Carriages and Buggies for sale at reduced prices. Parties wanting a first-rate vehicle, are iavited to cull and examine. Factory corncr Second and Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ird. ft!Gd*wlm WELCH & WRIGHT.

SALE OR RENT.—A good Brick House, with six rooms, and all mod* ren conveniences, situated in Jewett's addition, three squares directly east of the Richmond Rail* road Shop. Enquire uf HENRY REESE, fe)!M2w Un the Premises.

?OR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT. The undersigned offers for sale a neat brick house 1 stories high, five neat rooms, two clos* ts, beside kitchen and cellar l£x20anda pan* ry ttie entire length of the House—new. Also »i"never falling w^ll of water, and other appurtenances. situated on North Third street, south ftboT. B. A,, Freight Houee. Enqureon the premises. [14-d'2m] 1'. J. BYRNE, Prop'r.

WANTED.

X^/ANTED.—Day Boarders.— A ft,'v pny Boarders can be accommodated «t N«». CS North Fourth Street. 28d:it

ED—To Rent or PurA small House and Lot, west of

Railroad and south of the Canal. Please state ration, pric^nud terms, and address mbfldtf P. O. BOX 153

WANTIS

D.—OLD IRON.—The

highest price paid for all old scrap Iron leliverod nt the ''Phoenix Fonndry," near thi* Pas«en(c-r lepot. McKLFRESH A DENGLEK

FOR RENT.

OR RENT.-—The Brick buiness Honse aud Dwelling, No. 45 Ohio Street, to a gornl Tenant. Also, a «mall lot of Groceries and Furniture for sale. For particulars, enquire on the premises. MRS. E. BROWN. mhlBdtf

OR RENT—RESIDENCE.-

C. N. Gould's new brick Uasldence on North 4th Street, containing tan rooms, and all neressary conveulencrs, is for rent. in hi 2(12

Miss M. A. RARIDON.

SHIPPERS.

RAILROAD AGENCY

The undersigned, Agent for the Bellefontaiae R. R. Line, wiii give through receipts to all the Eastern cities, on shipments of Produce of all kinds. Time as quick as any other Line, and rates as low.

Tbe WHITE LINE'* cars run over this Road, and cars rou through to New York and Boston withent change of freight. Grain by this Line can be shipped in bnlk^ which is a great saving to shippers in furnishing sacks.

JAMES H. TURNER, Agent.

deltf Office near T. H., & R. Depot.

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWSRY & Co W Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

O S A E E A E S /—IK—

FANCY GROCERIES, §G&1I S, TOHAOCM, TUB, etc lOdtf J*l* y~: «WMk, -i-

NEW AOVgRTISEM ENTS.

rriHE "tTANlsrs -asbum A A Collection of Marches, WaltMi YMtM. Miwwj tolo*, ManrtaN,

QMirUlct,fMeaw« Fleets, l)uc«8,4c., A BRILLIANT SET OT FIAHO FORTS GEMS Suited to every Grado of Capacity, and IITBIBPIirSABlK TO EYKRY PIAJTIST

Who vonld become familiar with

The Popular Music of the Day. Thii new volume, being the third of the veil known and favorite "JIoMt CIKCLE," will be welcomed by all arho d«eire to haTe the BEST PIECES or THE BKST OOHPOSJKKS in a convenient and readily acceaible form, and at a price •o low that the collection may be upon the Piano of every player. A very large number of the Qemi contained in this new compilation .are not to be found in any other collection, thongh much ad. mited in the otnal Sheet form, and in conatant demand, a fact that will render tho "PIANIST'S ALBUM" the leading book of ita kind. PBICE, Plain, 92,60 Oloth, S3,00 Oloth, full gilt, *4,00. Sold by all Muaio Dealer*, and mailed, post-paid.

gETTLEMENT NOTICE.

All persona interested are hereby notified that I will preaent my accounts as Administrator of William Bailey's estate, at the April Term, 1887, of the Vigo Common Plea* Court, (or final settlement. WM. M'GLONE, Adm'r.

Scott A Duy Attys. March 19, !St7.dlw3t

Location of tbe llousc of Rcfnge. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Now, in pursuance of said act, an invitation is hereby given to persons who feel an interest in socuring the location of the institution at or near particulai points, to make propositions to this Department for the donation or S)le of land for the site of such institution.

Such propositions should be fllrd in this Department within thirty days from this date, and should state the quantity of laud proposed to be dousted or sold, its precise location, a ml the terms upon which It is proposed to be donated or sold, with tho price if a sale is proposed, and such other advantages as the proposed location may, in the lud^ment of the parties making the preposition, poKsess.

By order of the Governor. —, J. M. COMMONS, 1 8 2 a S a

B®

Parties living at a distance can secure seats hy remitting the price by mail. Thebest seats availa jle at the time will be selected, and tickets for tbeBAme sent by return mail.

Surplus, $1,645,388.87.

nOSFORl), BROWN & CO

Insure In the Home, of New York, I HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

Insure In the Home, of New York, ^HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents-

Insure In the nome, of New York, ^HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

Insure In the Home, of New York. HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

Insure In the Home, of New York, -H'HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

COMMISSIONER'S W OF SALE OF HKAL I

Part of in-lot number one hundred and seventythree (173), na knows and designated on the plat of the city of Terre Haute, commencing forty (10) feet seven (7) inches west from the southeast corner of said lot, thence running west along Wabash street twenty (20) feet, thence north parallel with the west line of Second street to the north line of said lot, thence east along said line twenty (20) feet, thence south to the north side of Wabash street to the place of beginning.

Also, lot number sixteeu (Ui) in Fountain's ad* dition to the city of Terre Haute. TERMS OF SALE.—One-third cash, one«tbird In six months aud one-third in twelve months, notes bearing interest from date, waiving valuation and appraisiment laws. JOUN J. KEY,

March 19, 18C7-d4w Commies-oner.

SOMETHING NEW O FOB THE LADIES I have constantly on hand Waters' New

SKIRT ADJUSTER, at my residence, two squares East of the Union Depot. Also, at Mrs. Williams' Millinery bhop, No. 165 Main street. Mrs. O. II LAWBKNCE, ja29d6m Manufacturer

BOOTS AND SHOES.

gOOTSAND SHOES.

IV.

A N

Is -filing

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap f" T0 close out his iar?#» sto« of-

Boots Shoes aud Gaiters, To make room for Spring stock. Ton will HHTS "V-JCT** money by calling on him at

No. 3 Mechanics Block, 1

^Particular Attention Is giren to

CUSTOM WORK

This Departmeat is in thi* handw of $KILLVUL .WORKMEN. octlfldtf

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK iiAT STORE

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Mens' lints ot nii tiinds,

EMOYED

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Hoys' Hats of all limdi,. Miuses' H(it« of all kind^, Infants* Mnls of all kinds, And at all prices. get. Hate made to order on short notice. Como aud fifio

THE FALL STYLES, Corner Main and Fifth Streets, Terra Haute, Ind. nov 27dtf

FKRDIV VKI) ZIEOLEK has removed his Store from the corner of °*cond and Swan Streets, to tbe room lately occupied by JACOBY A GOAR, in tie Rose Block, corner of Main and Ninth Streets, where he will bo happy to see his friends, and ean offer th^xn bargains from his well selected Btock, cousisting ot si, kinds of Groceries, Provisions and Liquors alsoi Split and Bound Teas, Sago, Fariuo, Tearl Barleyf Hifse. Lintels, Pro net, Virtnicilli, Macaroni, Hoi' land Herring, Swiss aud Limburg Cheese, Gataw* ba and Rhine Wines, Kempfer Holtzermann's Bit* ters, Bottled ALE. AU goods delivered free oehargs. t83dly .'V iV rfc*

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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OLIVER DITSON CO.,

277 Washington Street, Boaton.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jlfarch 14, 1867.

By an act of the General Assembly to establish a House of Refuge for JuveniU- offenders, theGopernor is empowered to select and establish a site for said institution,and for that purpose he is au thoiieed to receive by donation, or to purchase, not less than eighty nor more than three hundred and twenty acres of laud, giving preference, other thiugs being equal, to a location central and easy ot access from all parts of the 8tate.

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Terr^Haute^Ind.

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|nsnre in the Home, of Xew York, HOSFORD, BROWN' & CO., Agenti.

Insure In tbe Home, of New York, HOSFOR^ BROAgents.

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Insure In the Home, of Veir York, HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

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I N S A N E O A N

jOF NEW If. ~i'r*

YORK. iii .«

Cash Capital, *2,000,000.

NEW

SFBIM6 800DS!

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Edsai&Co's.

rsf*

SPRING-

poFLurs.

POrUMETTEi

LENOS!

MELANGES,

PARTY

QOODS.

LAVELLAS,

NEW,

SHAWLS!

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NOTICE

ESTATE,

l}y authority of an Order of the Vigo Common Pleas Court, made at tho December Term, 1867, thereof, in the petition of William li. Stewart and others, for partition, I will soil at public out" cry, at the Court House, door, in tho city of Terre Haute, on the 12th day of April, 1867, the follow* ing described real estate, situate in the city cf Terre Haute, Indiana, to-wir:

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fit

GINGHAMS!

KID GLO VE!

Ji'r. t-V' +»atf

BLACK, SAXT0N & WALMSLEY. 26dtf

ISSOLUTION.

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TheFrm of Williams, Braman A Co., is this day dimolved by mntnal consent. James Elliott assumes all liabilities of the Firm, and will pay the same. The Notes and Accounts are placed in the lisnda of Charles L. Braman and Albert E. Wil liams, who atene are authorized to collect and re Ciupt fort!i«m. ALBKRT K. WJI.LIAMS, fv-jpfs.-""'-'" COAS. L. BRAMAN,

J** J. JAMES ELLIOTT.

Tbe Notes and Acconnts will be in the hand* of tbe undersigned, at I lie Office of C. Wlttig A Co., Wholesale and Betail dealors in Dry Goods. No. 73 Main Street, (pposite McKe'n A l'emlng's Bank. jCUAS. LE3TKR BRAMAN. mchl8d2w [Journal copy.

T\ DIANA STATE NORMAL

1. SCHOOL.

Notice to Contractors.

SEALBD PROPOSALS BKCKIVKD UNTIL Wednesday, April 10th proz., at the Office ot J. A. Vrydagh, Architect, S. K. corner of Fifth and Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana, for the fol-io-Ring work and materials in construction of said Normal School Building: 1st, Excavations of foundations about J.S"1 c.ibic yaids. 24, Fnrnisbing 2,800,000 Bricks. 3d, Laying the same. 4th, Aliout $3,000 worth of Dressed Stene In f^nuilation and wall. 5th, 18 Iron Columns, weight about 20,000 lb*. (Hh, 1511 Window Frames. 7th, Potting in and bridging Joists, Wood BHrks,

Dnst Shafts, &o.

Full information as to Plans, Specification* and conditions furnished at Architect's Office on and after Friday, March 22d. The Board reserves the right to reject any orall bids not satisfactory as to price or terms. Surety required for per'om. anoe of contracts. lly Order of Board ot Trustees.

j^PBING TRADE, 1867.

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HART80CK & BANNISTER

IIA V* HOW IUKIS1VKD THE

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Largest anil Cheapest

-FOR-

TWENTY DOLLARS!

Fino Black Ulotb, and French and English Cassimere suits, at i* -'«*a .«-

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!

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SILKS!

,1 i«*xitn SPRING

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In Black and Colors, VM," "w* 'k fsm •*'tu i,'

$1,25 per Pair!

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BOSTON iSTORE.'

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JOHN INGLE, Jr., President.

Terre Haute, Ind., March 14th, 18CT.

jy^ILLINERY—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 fee sold under cost, for Cash, daring the Holiday* and Winter months.

d#8Mly

M. H. ABBOTT.

*,ivt I4 .4* •*S- I ,*&£.!

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3 STOCK OP ^. thi

Cloths and Cassimeres,

That they have purchased since 1861. I It

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ALL WOOL.: Cassinere Qftaits!

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Our Merchant

Tailoring!

Department under the superintendence of Mr. BLACK, an Experienced Cutter, will give our Customers perfect satisfaction.^

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We also have a well selected stock of

FURNISHING 'GOODS!

AT-

REDUOED PRICES!

Suitable for the season. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

INSURANCE COMPANIES THOMPSON,CRANE & THOMPSON

INSURANCffi COLUMN.

riBEand MARINE ffi

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EECHANTS INSUKAJSOJi

i.TX COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, OWNN. K. Tuog. LONDKLL, Sec'Y. CAPITAL.

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MARK HOWABD,

Prea't

ISOO.OOO

^V.11 LosHes Promptly Paid, Policies Issued and renewel by THODtnOSI, CRAKE A THOMPSON,

A. F. HASTINGS President. W. C. HASTINGS Secretary. POLllIEB ISSDCD BV THOMPSON, CRANE A THOMPSON uiy'i'.Mly Ageuts, Terre Uuute, Ind.

H~~OMB

Agents, Terre Haute, Iml.

"YfORTH AMERICAN i-l FIBE INSURANCE r»»PANV, Op HaRTrOD, Comn. Cash Capital #300,000

INSURANCE CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Capitul, $300,000. Fire aud Marine Kisks taken at reasonable risks. Office, S. W. Cor. Tltird and Sycamore Streets. CHAS. 0. REAKIKT President. C. H. UANSOM Secretary :„TU0MPS0N, CKAMbl THOMPSON,

Agents, Terre Hanta, Ind.

ETROPOLITAN Z~ FIRE INSCRANCE COMPAM Or THE CITY OF NEW TOEK, Office 10$ and HO Broadway. Cash Capital and 8urplng $1,644,14* 4"). Thrft-fourlhi -\f thir Kit I'rqfit Retutned to (As Ar**"~tc JAB. b. GRAHAM...'. President H. H. POBTKB Seereturj THOMPSON, CRANE A: THOMPNON my29dly Agents, Terre Haute, Ind.

UCKEYE MUTUAL INSUR ANUE COMPANY. Casta Capital «200,000 OO

Nnrplns 60,000 OO

Total Casta Assets Jan. 1st, 1867, soo,ooo oo Profits returned in C.isli to Stock and Poiir ilulders. Premiums all Cash—Dividend! the Snmr.

No liability on the part of Assured. Office OVIATT'h

EXCBSXUE,

CLIthe.ANI,

.VKI OHIO

L. D. HUDSON, Sec'u. WM. HA UT, Prrt't. THOMPMIN, t'llA.VK & THOMPSON, Inalt, Terre Haute, Ind.

rpHE PUTNAM JL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANT:""' Or HABTFOBIJ,

C'OBHICTICCT.

r.-

Cash Capital 8600,000. SAMUEL WOOiiU'JFF, Fresid-ut. PANIEL BUCK, Secretary. THOMPSON, CRANE A THOMPSON. my2ylly Agents, Torro

UhuIH,

lud.

PORN EXCHANGE \J FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Casta Capital $400,000.00

Office, No. 157 Urowlway, N. Y. OKliANlZEU in 1^5'/. K. V. MASON President GBt). A. DBKSSEU Secretary

THOMPSON, I'll A Mi THOMSON, Agent*, Torre ilniit-, Ind.

ACWIIME]*T.

EW YORK ACCIDENTAL

INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 1*41 Broadway, New York, For Insurance Against

ACCIDENTS OP A-LI, KINDS.

Ca«li Capital #250,000. President WILLIAM A. BAVLKl Nfcretary EDWARD GRKCKK.

THOMPSON, CRANE THOMPSON, Agents, Turre Haute, Ind.

UNITED

STATES.

CASUALTY COMPANY, or N*W jf.afEV,

For InsnrAiice ftpainei Casualties or Achit-nti N. Y. Office, 9fj Broadway. Tli® only Mutual Accident Cempany in Aiuorica FKANCIS MAUKOE, Pxesiiic-ut CHARLES wunry, S c. and Trea« ROBERT LKNOX KKNNKDY, Chair'u KxVCom UKNRY F. VAlL, Chttirmau riuanceiJoinmitte'-

For Locftl Ak^ncjoe applf to THOMPSON, UUAK TU0^m» General Ageuts for Soutberu liviiaun, (South of

Indianapolia,) T#»rrr- Jlauto, 1 nd.

LIFE.

THE

UNITED STATES

I.II'E I.VSl ItA.VCl: CO.VPANV, NO. 40 WALL STKLKT, NEW VOI1K, Joseph H. CollinM, Fremdeul,

Assets Nearly $2,000,000. ,r "i'1

he Midst of Life We are in Death' Insure with tUv Old Ueliabl**.

Thompson, Crane & Thompson

June lf tf

TPHE WESTERN JL

I.I IF. IXNIKA.\(F. KIJII'ASV, OF CINCINNATI, tiHIO. A Western Home luntitutiozi, CouihlQiuc Security, Kconomy and Integrity. Ca«h Capital 9200.000.00. Pai'l up in and Securely invented |n nati. On tlio Joint Stock and MotMal Pfnt)

OfSce, UT W. Tliird Si (Opposite Masonic*-" pie Ciucinuati, Ohio. mt* X110AIPS0N, CBAXE & TUOIMON,*^

Agents, Terre iiafttf,

pRUSSING'S

PURE CIDER

ILU.

AST NOTICE.,," 7fi^

The Motes and Accounts of Drs. Malian Bell will be plscbd in ttit bsudi oi the proper officer for collection on theSrstday of April. All indebted will positively be expected to 4«ttie before that time. 31AHAN Jt BELL. mh9 dtf

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ASK FOR

'Prus*ngs' Pure Cider Vinegar, OBEEN BRAND.'

is S ATHI PfeUialil*, ARRANTED TUKK, ANi» W FJrESEfiVK PlCKLtb. Firft Prtrmfam aWnrded at the U. ft. Fair, at tbe Illinois State Fair and the Chicago ity TMir Largest Work* of the kind in the Unit*! Slat»-v Kstttbltsbed in 18-1^. Capacity One Hundred and barrel* jperday,

CHAKLKS 6. 8. PRDSSIN6, 330 Ac 341 STATK 8TBXBT, mhad3m CHIOAUO.