Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 May 1867 — Page 4

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Heroin,Monday and Thursday, at. 1 'Howaavillo, Friday, at 7:00 Ashboro, Monday, at i, MAILS' OPEN.

JEMterij, tluough daily, at.. '.. .'^Bteru, way mail, daily, at.,

House.

u._liattoon Accommodation... 9:46 A a.

11:00 P. *. Express -.'... 3:00 tf, M, ETAKBVirXK AND ORAWTOBDeVILll. .VVE. 1 1 pwrvr 6 4o A". si Accommodation —.4:20 p. 4:4u P. Hail ......,..2 P.

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MATZ. 4:40 p. M... ....11:00 IA. N.

TEBBE-HAUTE POST OFFICE

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eastern, through, daily »t........... i.astern, way mhil daiiy,a* Cincinnati, daily, at .... '^VVtitoth, daily, at aockTillc n,nd way mail, daily at.. ,Bvan»Tllle and way mail daily, at.

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Cincinnati, dally, at —...v.' A00 f. •\Vftgtwn, daily, at,.— 6:00 r. itockviUi anu way mail, daily, at.... 1:00 *. Xvunsrille and way mail, -daily, at 6:00 p.'.ii aiorom, Wedneeday aud riatnrday, at... S U0 p. UowesUls, Friday, -»t-rrrnr:~Tr..Tnrrr-BTO P. Jt Asiiboro', Monday, at 4:00 r. sr.

Office open on Sunday from S to 9

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uiail»clo*i- on Sunday^evsningft 6 p. 2*. X. BEAD, P.tM.

TO-DAY'S ADYEBTISEMENl'S

Tor Bale—family Carriage—O. 0. Pmlth Cq. For Saje—House and Lots—T. Nlppert. For Sale—Fin* Building Lot*—T. Jfippert.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

ESPThe Orad Jury will betiga^n tonvened with the mmmbllng oL^he^djour, ned term of the Circuit Court next Mon day., 8

»®~A new religious journal, called the Herald tif Truth, haa been established in Elkhart It savagely pitches into Cljris tian Indies who wear.frizzed hair and gorgeous apparel.

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MARRIED.—W»flne«$y,''3iay Iftth^ at the First Presb^tt^nJ0Cbtitbh, by iev '. ^George- Morrison, Mr. ®DWAIUE)

An-

jdrxws, of New Tdrky and ]tfiss

SALLie

•i.tizy. Wailactl offhUdity.. 'p„t., .r

*ij -.§sr A suit is now pending in A1 i' jbany which wili determine the title to j^ne -^hundfad acres of land in the hearlof feat •city. The plaintiff is an unmarried lady .. of Virginia'. If she gains will not long remain unmarried.

her -suitj fehe

Our recent fellow-citreen John H.

Eterr, Eeq., was a passenger, together with ia portion of his family, on the steamer Julia, which snagged and sunk in the Alissisflippi, near- Mankato, on the 10th inst. ^rlL^e passengers escaped, but the eargo

mr For good and cheap papor collars go to Uawson Forest's, corner TWi and Ohio streets, and seleet jfrom .a lot of twenty thousand, from ten to tiventy'.flve cents per box. By the w«iy, cpeakin Dawson & Forrest, we riotff'tfitfif furjni lure sales are becoming^lte £n item, partios wishing to dispose of furniture household gbods at aueti&n^%Antiot find a bolter pluce to put the same on sale, while those in Wanttf Such nrtitles sliould watch the pavement in front of their auction 106ms on Wednesdays and Saturdays*

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Tlie third "social" of the Young Mep's Christian Aesociution held at their pleasant rooms on Tuesday evening, wm emphatically a very agreeable occasion. The JBaacling Kooin was ewnfartably crowded by "the fair and the brave." Soon after eight o'clock the Chairman called tjie mctting to order and all united in An opening hymn, which was followed by a brief prayer. An interesting-programme was then announced, consisting of made and impromptu remarks by diffe?erft members of the Association. At least two of tb 0 speakers positive^ asserted that th^y were' '-greatly ^embarrassed,'' whereupon most cordial applause dismissed formality and restored the orators to their vlormal condition. Ominous sounds now proceeded from tho library room, and whispers wero busily circulated. Yery soon the head-waiter appeared, followed by an army of volunteer assistants, who Speedily supplied the good natured audience with bountiful portions of ice cream and cakes... due -discussion—of— the refreshment question a vote of thanks was madolo the ladles for their kind-contribu-tions and their agreeable presence during the. evening. A parting hymn was Sttng and the company dispersed*

We are glad to notice tlie interest a\* ready manifested for the success of this laudable effort, on the part of our voung men to,, popularize their work. The coopsration of the ladies is both encouraging and important and we trust that many additional bands and hearts will be enlisted to carry forward the objects of the Afsociation. Our citizens should now substantially aid tbk society, which heretofore hasjaolicited help from no one outside of its membership.

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Tix JWxudixo.—Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burnett celebrated their tin wedding Ihst night, at their residence on North Illinois street. A large party of their friends gathered, most of them bringing- with thenr.«ome memento constructed of .the metal pertinent to the occasion. Professor Athliek Smith's band furnished music for sorre excellent dancing, and with elegant retie*hments served up on tin platters the evening passed off agreeably to all. Wo extend our congratulations to the couple just entering upon the second decade of married life, and hope they may live to enjoy a silver commemoration of their happy union.—Jndianapoltf Jqurn-

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men arr

Tha:ex£t&Myi,ti°n

rIhg_c?urt

Baird &*&(&{ dfeeared on the^ate, a^h elsdW the defensetr iv iXiio

The prose^^B|,^ Marshal Thomas, who tot verta^dn with barflffifeR)

.... 1 Ipaif«rwg lOWimfWW the stor# on -Monday wernin^asV-for-^teabng fro» ThefeWrete^^thrbarlBdln th« a 1 Ci 111m a ——••3 vMfwnniT 11 gy. a a

yesterday the cjourt

room was densely

crowded during the whole proeeodings. AMv(tta8£e aCiie-^riMidfr a#al,iiAcle and Maytjn- Kr^pa, Daniel Krapp, John Pcpoon ani

knowledged to have taken from a car belongtng to the St. Louis on the nighfc,©{ _th^-}4th of April, jcon-

,ct 01

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IM* TfoVtefWPfe^M.f1•ixes to

iir?, behest 'rigaV^'F shirts, ^eg.gcg^jefoand took the car the cigars, muslin and clothing

Cm^s ijnen

Kropp's, thafrwera sioi|B (r»r t^egcar ofa chonigbt*ahovi mejifioatd. Jr^cgnvep-

sation was on the dav of arrest, 'tn^ail'. it

Dan said they trot to drinking and thus

jbalt were alontp' I*orris and Gottschalk sr

A^ips A^i^Aifi)J| b-t (Det^tivp)— $. sbme.goods •we^.br.otughfctol-^my-aouse on be night of the 14th 'of* Apfil. .OW^, Scott. TThe goeds' gowi&led of'i 3 aoz. •«hirt8, 2''chests tea, bpMxrQtMfc(i pox .holding ibout four or" ^ve .bt&li^la.clgars, one kz0n'bottle wine. ,They maid... tjhey eotthem wit of ofte of the, St 'LttUif R.

E. cars—Wo. iff." i%l9..%^v^b.'!)3tal(riaat three on^hg-peroing of th« 15th of ApfiR The goods.remained in my house. Seme were takpn a^ay thi-Vfecond ^ight.

Besides these boys there-WftB d^blive. a watchman dt the "ffeight dep^tr. not know the watchman was a detect: Think Morris (deteetive) W^' klorig.* fthfe witness ti6re corrected Jilmself, apd Mart Bxapp went away on, the 2 clock train that night. He wrf^ at his (Alej'if Jjl ander's) hoiise. in the .early part jf thg, eveningj and^ffreti^Sfer ra^|lan\ b^t hid Hot return withHh4-^o^

£mI

cttaj^hpre

last December1 'and clerlcfed fo^Me^ejiger. On the., oight,meji^iomd,jJ^paftt^abae tn about nine o'clock and stayed until, ten. Mart Krapp was there. Did pot urge them to go, birtawii8-i-fffr5riotir"t6 !go with them. ScO'tt was noisthere -the-fore-part of tjie night, but was thei'e in the-* after part of the n'ghj, If rollea iii a box of tobacco. Daii rents a room of tn^ and the goods were stored 'In hfs ip^m after passing through mipp,..

The Defense introduced. -Lucius Kbapb.. I-nm a brother of Dan arid "Martin Kfapp. Oti the^pjghtf o^f the lith,i inyself, Mart ancl his wife, wenf to-mothM's. It was Sunday' «venin^. 'Stayed irjtil about ten o'clock, andi then wentliom sj— He lives in the east par.t of the cityhis wife was with hiw. to Buffalo that night to attend+ihei jFirem'eii's &n Did not see bim ugairn until he c: back. It could not. have been'possible nim to have been at Alexander ,betw

nine and ten- o'clock that night, has no property here is of good cha ter and industrious know nothiflg.ot'i other boys that night. Saw Peiptoon eween six and'seven o'clock hb .isof character has a family no proper Oan has been attentive and industri supplying .the '\vants.of hfa mother saw him drunk. Scott always set work he has no property. yv. JB. MKWBtzNNEy—Baid he* fekd'. jjfnownihe Ivrapp boys several yeai^J—^ "Been considered good bojjj their character is considered good sa

perty l,hat,I know o£.vKnow nothing jdF AleX(indV. 1 I

L. GOODMAN—testified h.e, had kpp the Xaapp boysrihreo.or four j^earJ wi of good character before thls'Charge. S them, "goods on credit, und they pi promptly.

WM. ifQKKis _(DeteCtive)—Wais -pijesen ted by pfosli'cution—He saw j&^aarC Krapp Sundi^y night come to the &eig h* bouse between ten and twelve, with a balance, and engage in stealing goods.

Here the tase was rested, after a tawwords by Cruft for prosecution and Ma :k fqr defense. The couft ,h.|ild the fqur p/ ofiers- under examination Martin add Daniel -Krapp, Joifu Pepowi and G. W". Scott—to appjefar at the Circuit .'Court ,'u n--dor bonds of $40(T each.' bailing to givie it' thev,were liemanded «ojail.- ... ti

The pounSel for the defftisfi1 "wwy$& 1 examination in the case of Richard Hart, and he was placed under bonds pf $1,000 to^aps\ver at'the charges of'grand 1 arccny^^

The examination of Chris Garfel is tben taken up. [On change of larceny in, stealing hams from Earley's pork housjs, an examination was waived, apd the tWo coses nf rec.-iving stolen goods^ brougbt forward..] The same counsel ftppearai ftij in the preceedihg cases. The flr^t witness for the prosecution wiis-^r "if. H. ReAi—I know Gnrrel he livis* •corner Third and Mulberry streets hasp brick building know of his receiving-, ft lot of stolen bams from Enrlev's tort hous'.v'-Oiv the night of the 4th of Jftaj! he received a lot of goods from tbo rail road. Hart and I carried them down

standing with Garrel that he was to r^cpve ther|. njid ^rianged fo^ fe^nul. We got to Garrel's at two o'clock in thfe morning. He had fixed the cellar door sb we could get in. Garrel came down wit{i nothing on but his shirt. He took thi shoes and opened them. Ho has a placb

for receiving st,olen'goods, and have hear^ him boast it is the best1 arrangement for that purpose in tbe State'. Said that was is a

Cro$s«exanimation-—-He says that I owe bim. but I do not. He understood fnirii myself an Hart that the goods were coming. These gentlemen «laid the plan.-i-Ilart: came to tne at the depot, tifcd ^tihted.tc Ijnow- ^hjefl I was igoing out of 'office,«&o.j {Witness then explain-ed boW jt was that) Hart was deceived in him, $nfl took him to bo a rogue, which was while he was playingdotoi tive in another cstsei)

AXKX. TETOMAS—On the liighi of the 4th of April saw t,wo persons carrvwig loads to Garrel^ house it wastwo o'clock in the morning of thei Sth.i ^npw nc«t what thoy had,: except as I knew afterwards. Sftnrrched Garrel's hottse ladt

Monday-. !Jnd6r his _^fore, there i* i.tii lar, With entrance from outside. Tuwmsd the rear end there is- a StidirwaJ" gdip down under this cellar leading, to anotj cellar^ some twenty k&s ele*eii- feet.' found btfftqd ia thesecond^Wj^iipu.'.

Mlii*»lr»»it«»wa

.-«* Clift

store

^•iMgs.^ioaWpU («r m'terts 9? there was no effort to conceal it. Oarrel

said a

tSt:

air£ of •qe for «oi?

)e^kept in tMe. tiavo 1 rec^9j r. Oarrel told me. the goods wewr buried there was in- itte •oeilaribut'anoitinMrj'itliit wva tay.'aseis^ -in takiog^ibflitob^Qoacbsfu G*rrel carried ftv« hams^fromi £ariy'^ fi»brok«^clown with ithen4da4. Hart1 introduced'-'me to Garrel^one oigiit«bout tbree wecdra ago, iatho early ipmrt of the nigbti

U. fv THOUA8,(SUiiouls0et«otr«el).-

Dan Kra^

vimisly«iae.'«j6Hirr®kt#r mp4n*teceivr ed the ^l$^4rourfa. Oarrel'Juubw 4heJgow^ werfi MBlen there

bod ifii^tI^^u^m|uD

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him that GmbtoIiiad *«pfeecF to^ hide stolen Itopds.' *®e4^ttto*o{Seft tfe Kne:v it- bnSs tfca?

hide. lfceaTan3 iSadabme conversation

Rea came afterwards and said the thirfg where^the

his arms and said, ~I hope

!.^jn't

know wni(^ pf ilie party took. it: sway. My house is &a North-4th- street, ne"ar!tS| railroad. The Cftr was ndaf he freight depot, ,i|i tjiiscity Wa.M«9i^nri'

Cztoss Examin«dj^I was empl a detective on the 3JT of IMfatch by'qft ^Ki^fer and ii»r?h.al. Thqixi^s was nbt io^-slnything before thatdid ndt-^a^prp priate any goods, except a littfe^i^irr vybjjch waS 'merely a^atopl^ Have beep keeping a ibawdy. hpuse. The#j?oo^l laid the plan «t tny li«»nste we all^lSilked it over.,.I_noliM^''-.^6riaitfe day tn^t with th»m uaaally werjfedday^

BOSS Examin«Do^I was empl^ed as wetnree went to the pork house Rea

I tjjink jth^o^bJ^WpfflioBe than anything ,el^.i Jsw«9Jiofcw9joaB.e|^bettee aohdition nsyaeif, httt ^a^ti^«h«M(H

He waved an examination, and was held to appear at the Circuit Court under bond of $400.-^ de^fs^mplicated in steal* ajrd^i^of «fee.

night, will be rewa Offico.

ms were tne property or J. D. Earjy &

:*ci.

j^'as

arraigned

1(Jh:bojrhi^ ajhdt of t^.

,Cruft for tie

pi»a^entettj .iand Mack -«(, defenj.4i *,W :z ,: A^o^^jLMAiraSa'saitl—fcjraife" and Pepoon Uok a lot of tea from my house. Thfcy t&oR it tin t«b&cksi There Were about 70 lbs. -Left my house at 8 c^clook. The tea" hitd been at* -my houss two or th^'e nigHts^o'" Z«X':' .V i. A. THOMAS-^-SafW 'two -persons carryTng"tWO sackT—did riol yecdgnize them—we£jV!& W^th tte1 oj^e^tion-j' and kh^w tVtAHn Mfiaia f'oa (dt'd ten (fir o/.' wio 1 aaf

the^barrel ^d all. weighed 81 ](«._ They ^he^aliey^ ii£ 8 o'clock jat night, carrying the sacks on their should-

uri AFFAIRS.

For S'AlE.-t—A Brick Store-house and Lot, 1-9 feet Jron Nerth «id» of -the Pub!i« Square, known as the (^overman "Pbr particulars enquire of M. dt£

1 ^3EiBLltitNT.—Two nice, large r«oniR, ifa J,', 14 Depew'^ot^pc^shge stoje^jj dtf

vmiMMmnvoMiUmz "Cfidnna number* and color#—Joofly^- 25 per pair—the best glOvo for the priceyetoffe red to tbepuhlfe •fei.Alcg. SA^Toy iK'W'AmaLBY. dlt Main Street.' iij*m aii iJ*££ il©f'

%wjb4cr!'« j. 8®*Good fresh butter at twenty-five cents a pound can be had at Jj W. MandSi TStO'&mbeMain Street,

deur.

buy thef tea.' He Wanted

to know whef^lt came frdni. I told "him it did^ti-maka any [difference did not

flO. Pe^Dott' and CrafC'tdqJc it. ,, c*6&MUw# ED.—Have been trading there, -"fiavo* not paid anything on'my •aifcounlf^ince tl^h Calculated to on first

A. MdctDT^^for defense).—I am clerk fyr Cr^tl 4'lWhi^p. ''iSiw. this tea there, tn'abarrel 1n*tbei store., At ray sugges tion it was1 headed u6_ Tea is '•worth, at mpw® l«plnd. ,WH« ks «, ,third Jmtefest in the store. He told me who he got the tea o£ and ^iid it -was j^irg^n'.^ipalfed up one week gfterv stoed at (ho end of-the counter. Never offered any for sale,, because we hfed 6t'h*£? foak. "Ij^ there while ihom•aa was these'on Monday. White showed it ^6 jJhSnAfitiftly, It was rolled on the teal6s and weighed. of WWte was admid^^nd'thbjease reistid.' The Couii stated it Oould not find that White h«d a felony, although, perhaps Mni^entjb^ll^ guilty of a- wrong act, and hoping it might prove a warning, ^OTided-^a^qtrit thi d^fidistT^

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Marseilles an^ Children's dresses

and sacques,fel$6 a 'a^brtment'oif

Co^ 77 Main Street.— dlt

»fthA! grories ccnes

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tare ta*H .awvc-* awrt vi. ^'«,s .tfwMBva

alT JJ tt9}16 ft

-by l«*riBg it *t

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goers should

.uat a Am

ASS

that .a fine_ Assortment of

WMOiki

Music.

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fSfSeflh^r- -AitttHlSeed R. B^l*T88Btflipflis.

®«krtf onrf ef^ehe M9flHflr^i^ieai fie said know of, iJDtrpqijciyg'iJR*.f beeh Tfitit' him' offand:«n. Be»faas been con tin u-

19* powev, Steiwt Oik, of polu, carry abeolutely the &a«t ,h«rieitrdock«C«ooks *fs«y4«etip

mJ3!bS£51S-Si^JS -seiF sV tn© lotvt potiiDfle TIMS. x^® t^.hMwheri^jiik^ .•Ji&fltfipr pro* fessional men and students aapplkd at h«OC^bdntitiop dgh# M^#fetmWicatiOirt for ligltt reading or tb* aladj |kiw»ja qpt hand. No. 18, West Washington stftofp

VST Roll^ Kimble Aikman harfe W«f y^y assortment of Pocket «Hd #a)^ Cutlery in Infiianspoiis, tad the largefi itobkof'«»eiW'Go6ds for thi ^ifetiy trad«, wMeh they have the best fadliti^ inSSe' SWte fe saj»ply *t toW^t *&*• 12^ South Meridian St^ Indianapolis 6 4 W .. .. ''t.muO* i' .-'t

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E 6

pork bouse Rea

nhmnacL|l efiJ^|ely, Re«1Op«tred' the door, rkna wifre^then waited tif go back', Rea urged us forw1p37nRea went in while 1$*? yoe fllied 1:1m three ssoks- we battakett along1:* and theti we

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:«oo&«$ the^Sv B. wdirid"nJt haVe'went, n&:S"not he&h 'fo^^ea,^',. iLfter, Ga»rel received 'js«atr^fti^iwidttyi— .PftvafnotJjeeft i^.lhfticellw since I constructed the house.The Early,.robbery tttP^beiaWMliMmery..

The' dfeeWai here 'rested, 'arid the court a^ipear,. at the, C^^cuit^j a^wer^tha itwA^hargea of receiyii^g^,sj)leg, goods, under bond of fl 09j) eaoh^—making the wholg., anfeijnt uk^i^yaee^^ges $2,109.

WHgner came next,

FACTOBT.—It

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yVSki j. littimmoo I n'f&tlx&urgvo \n* Jn&w.

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IJin)irKTAK**s.—1ckadwkk successors to M. W. O'ConnelL toff

set, Caskets, and Weodsn coffins of jff stylo and size: also a flno hMrse ud 0W-4 tiagis, wBichiire pA)piiA to ArfM »11 times and upon all occasions, witn IMt with^flf^dfrrfiwfllni, four ddM" lars each. *'vl

EStif!

is no«, necesur^

that our merchants go farther than In^ diapaiMlis to'flnd* supfdyiof Brushes*-#-

-j a jj3ehiteedel & Frieker, at Jfd. 108 SSuth: iSstt rilinoiastreatiwre in sucoessful operation :4* «iten|i*e-{scfcoty *rtd.!E*nvA(eMl» for the^ wholesale trade, every -Styie of Brash, which'from personal inspection1 we a^e^rt^re excelled by hone. Mr.

iE^upt^e

false," or words to that effect. He said I don't know.

NayJor^of tbii^ity, v^aainted wltli the e'entlenien cOndactiiig this factory* and. *at^lso take piiiaure inatMUBg tie superior qualitytrftheir work. !ml?r4?taw-6w. .ac'trutiC^.—' to ml*

g&- It was not without ah agreea^li surprise that we lately inspected the display of fine Jewelry *n^. w^re of sol Gold and Silver at Indianapolisirt/tpe tabli^hdient of W. P. Binghato A Co house-welUknown and patroniswlsby oiur Terre Haute citizens. It *Jeakswell for WiU-j^iho flmhh -wd the refined taste of ypft art {t^l nojid w«ai MlH1 •f* life such-hoases- where people of metfu and elegance have an (^portunity tofe-. lect from a heavy stock of Qpld Wqt$

Sets, Cake Baskets, Casters, Berry Dishes, Ice Pitchers, Waiter, Oups, Goblets, Jkc. rblat

whatever suits them, and wb in be just what friend Bingham it to be in precious stones or

tty WP If1

represe

AKRITAX or FINS PIANOS.—A mag icent Knabe Piano opened this day Kissner's Palace of Music. This insi ^rtfultiWra new scale, jdsop^in^d Agrife^ Arran tone is of unsurpassable beauty and grajn-

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of the finest quality, at Ray & Bailey's. dtf.

aSr^Splendid stock irf «irocdriea Produce at the popular stand of Ray Bailey's, on Fourth street. dtf.

die is receiVibg

line of Gents' Furnishing Goods Shirts, Hose, Coll Ac, &tt,^^arrf^«i^h Main Street.

Handkerchief*. Tib*

will fih'd a choice «ock^*of i}ro Silks for making them, at W. S. Ryce •Co^^wtrti Trimmiay t»-niateb% &4»i ing tbe material of us, we can save, yiu nearlv one-hall the price of made-u^gU' ments

Weisz Sicirt Factory, opposite tbe Po^toffice, a large assortment of a beau'tif'p^ style of "French Corsets," ^hiuh I, offipr at a low rate. [14-d3tj

B&- I have now associated wiih me |i the Dental pnictice, B4I£bt D. D. S„ Srom Pennsylvania, Who Will take charge of the office* 107 Main Torre Haute. The" Doctor uate of the Pennsylvania College bf Dental St(^gery, "and has for yea^s been an honor' to tbe profesiiOD in his native State." I have knoajn him personally for flftedh' yeirs, andliaye no hesitation in recommending him as a killful Dentist and a perfect gentle|fean We would solicit a share of patnmtge from those who may require the sendee of a Dentist.

fl4-d3t. -.v,„.s\

tftf

Shirts tit only

dollar^afc.Kiddle'#rl613iain,Steeet. Jtf jii 1 *r flHuyi* ii-'

Sweet Potato Plants at

Wright & Go's, 155 Main street.

Losz—On the 16th of April, .same where in the eastern part of this'oity, a Garnet Bracelet. The finder wiQ ^b|iM|r & great favor, and will be libirafly warded by leaving it at this office. [Wi*

Tbe cheapest and largest sesori ort-

[dtf.

w- lftb TSiJ

tni

imind daily, gldi iselr'M iaal b*Vti:lsc. &M fM* mdft it if .aim tfio Joq

loots tt4l

led tea yd*

liiMi •rti.rn—p-

fetter*^*!? mm niuw. iw

Walnut str^, *otfWfinf#gL the that she is prepared to execute

Hair WorkWaterfalls, Curl and mds^

MImom »h JtlV b'.t

attention

J. C.

e: a.

ment of White Shirts in this oity, at & XiLiJd 81 Main street-

19" Fine White Shiiti at Johnston Mi!l«i& fbr onraon*f iiid apfy tMh [dtf.

JotogTox A Urifjfe^t,

[dtf. 81 Jhria Mm# «,• ••yell' W9T Quod Kentucky Jeans Pkntr art ^elling at Johnston & Mills's,. 81 Main street, for the fmall lars and fifty cents.

Anew asso.Hnatof nial

American ,9C!??S^ A- 2fi((J»ert 4 C^i

dtf.

Parasols, aad Son

10^ New stock of Shades just received.

hades just dtf^'

OOAAINNAHMANRJ

O IvJ 4, .TiMdia 1 Jwl ,»ie»U ,iwT ,m xoB .M .1

7»Sk

Awi«r.

ga.-Vii! »u ,sin»*iw flH. 'x

wi^aUflliMi'i JbrfTU' »«iai4hi7*{f-

rfmbralhML,

lOJMeiqi

i,fcvutj ealiiauni'j a rf a*m tkmuhmpnmam •*&)*&

.frarIgtiw ^i| »di towq6ii

$30Jim

W TFLW'JFC' 6RIJLOFMI*» AX

m&n

lw%th»rtwaiinn^ HAlf

JMijel^sM iMtenfaK/tol. ciol

ing^ei-hrOilg»!if

te s«w

Bavo

ftl^e ^n«mMnOi4 ilOniPtiat

icntte-

53V,

alw4'

$Mk'' kriry cMr pati *%t beiig

ill clean

nowledgeo

aOOSiUr^aodCKn

bam San Umbrellas—f 00 latest am

tflL—

'U'

warm weather our reiulers the heavy Iw^s and ^oei been so serviceable daring I

To do so of o^SNi-^hey will

'dnti

fiwA «toc#-xr boaUfShoe^-gaiten, ofevei

tbm pfices. HSsX^tolh W6rk &| ment isdn chagv of ^skillful woiteheh work.

teavy rii

A^# :i.'j O-O ,53tt0

a shop on

varnishing furniture, dte^ ilEc.^ $h«

1*4%'

*-Aa

Nonvbtftpureana

t-ja

^s-'

We are selling aU Wool Catas§»

mere Suits, well gotten up, for ishingly low pnee atfifteuidollars.

and no pains will be l^weft to -HMk6

Ttftumrt

tm Wwii Co. haf^e1 noma

!fWi -TO

New etoofc «f 4toott «id

JP.Depe

JSIOCK, Main

(:i i', l^CAB. 7.

:r fei^. fioevwivr

adJ *4

oia a4 8e«*t5*6e* 1 naoScH 1 -»-'a »«i ia Jmr t)M«n4 at at«n Mai

.TtJ« JO .OHO ttmii'XtKI,4t t«it

U1 I.)

irW OM'HSr

HfiMdS.-.gj

51 JfJ it ,*11*4 j.

S0" Th« O*IT place pn Mannrtrpet ml 1 tt •fiBTirrf]c

^'The Newark

llaaB

''A .».a

l^flKrWw i*

s:T

^sflT

baA^MQJ TWjfkai .iwOi/toOoa

•MMus .r wwrlii a! tUslvmti .aotmami*—«»« Hi* i^W

IJV

arts, Garden and'Field Seeds, at

jeyvA

HrmwiM iv vi i»y

SlliBi

a23-dlm.J

will remember,

at Biegler's store, adjoining the Nation sl

Plants of largest and b«t kinds,

daring ti te

with the unexpired term of lease. 'i^-4&o«Nlri«lttng^?iigftit HMhe^bo^ th 11, ^niMs iMW6W a in

rjiasaito Hi MM

WMlto Lea*••{

i«4#ia$iwaVhtt^£aint, a(ul iis»We«i^g qak l-.& ^tiac9n*d naawelletfea «l4ie. eMra«Mfil«^ Ar •rtsilif lllltl—jrmfla mWMliI lMUf6n^«MKflla ft-" il ?flMnwesiaa—ipin s«i&oMrfiayoiM^5»ij^ lO&t*, Br«swi)«aa inilet?«A «hii 9t fcs

K&I&W 'CHBBIOK btoysmw 19 v,iiisxa^ lo siid^PSRh#

ItifoUi^mie.beWUioiUtpUt'of the city: ialfaprSdSm THO*. S. LUPTON.-Agent. f?« inn hluoa baaioatLf/ tp mimaioo lauiua edi itsoda ^Ja *JiT.ru

i' id h.i" vtvyMi aid

ie bil*

$0t£g

WISM3GW SaA©E8, NVHOHS,- •, m, teHxen m*i

.-Am-, i—.

rwHMHHrfk

MQJKrAMif.cs

liTtri einJqaO »di o-' ^'.bI* S "rfiE "ofih, mmtjlmrt

tow iJ tsvonoH

evttisi'iv 1©" cii /5-irt. r: .-"7 j.i» f^.Rl®8S0N i&AZm::/ », *i

5tii

4AKM

st ,sicujfe«qrib \u- n:3

'ami !-s oJ5

^aniMliieat iu 1 1*

MMm

Jsn gfecai

S .8*

»AS -sadjadw

ft. w^ijiiif 4«-(Stf srfafswiiiiW omrvmg QUSEaua# o»" aits Li

Kbiiu boi^ji. ~a.yf

9** taf9m*w%*9r too bfcori *w flm.tiMi e*td} b*70'.l9I Mtf -90 )f ids dmtitdl

one

it aa\iul

m-.o'i had s^buX, adi itdi »u ot ueb.

-t

mmmmrnmrnrnm mm

Tlie building lota ara

tilt v!®*

J!OK

1?^ Mswi.^tseet. "-"$11!

:(Si S.f

le ."gap

A^s|fl«wiid.'-lin«/ of »A, Th««« "ITMAatiib^redi^j

Ueol i-.t h&fgufj

SALE—A

'MV.

rm.

~iri of •Jr. Krf(iEiar fbtaWbtlis1 ttat), aottft of dttT'tfAr'iM DM JOMtfim. W*rt «f the CMMkuXkHBteS* MB jbs «oM« low.IUa»»»a»lo

iaieg'ja'i'ifiajAte-

tMt, betwesa 0WttilMBr

Sevrntb. For tents HC8SEY, Stat* BSnk,

oit ttlWfcoWd «to»f Si* haiw*,''

•and^ 74. n#ar 3

Ik«n' aabdirisiow, Soa. :1

Jkras, .nBwv-isuMtMTatfes^ AJap. •ViBaMM kpna*. 0*.T»ir4 ti AjmiAhSuMil*

two*tbluk

»«tH^rWo*.^'^»a4'ew

lillplHtefllfccoBipl«ti-o«gy^,y«VlyrUott-I fan, ecquireor Arba Holme*,, «t Holwjw Jroop-

nif» fait- i'l'At Wi 17'OR SALE—HOU6K & ifOT-j- K«r(Tn« 8WKCT

l?OR SALE—HOUSE &

4MS(Wflr»satei6.ffat,s&-

^as*

Mayldt

...

wishiijg^

to engage in business in the West, offe -s

i.tia ei?e ^aai

3jl

iie umnmk,

,h mm jMaHMs«lI4 aas wfll^ maW:««6lt-af' -WfwZa&t** tnffil th nfc.) nil ri)!i).tia {-rltflV ^T,. vi

t"-'

foSr

f58SSiidrSSiiiw5^Cl@^wi?wllSLir

-^^ssaaaaTO?"'.^^-

Jj inK on Third Ur^et. balf aqaare tfbnh 61

a^aare

MJrqrer. For fortber

al Baak

HOUSE

S AL B—BOABDINO

and Wagon tard,—1 #UV wll on terita, my

HooMuand Wagun laMUaitocmnwflM »«ursjfaits,

.ita-vptXUf^tt cn. «-i HLfc.

throe iqnaMi»4Ufctitty*Mht»* U»BieaW«int 8ai

*^33dWS..

0ILDIKQ LOT oenUfnliig tbrn Mm, sit wont tide. Son In Sixth Street. ated on

^inr!airi¥^3'1

MAY

WS»J8«O»ivs&AT ual Ju PSfa^iiCJV1!!.

-ttaia.

jCU tfltt jfUli'l 1^^ lil ii Tlirt nailillM^lH1illA,i Mm fljBWB* tdm» HUWtUati^^iS jnni«i •awiniiiii^ritf rfiQ jisil r' rfn i»atiat atfm»^Mt*Sve» WftAd-y Iftfcrtgt. 4. __,,, «kh Om Aiiww.'w^h^oltx £3 Otg^KdWS 'gtjftaaflf *8t6r«, C'6ir^ to, 1- A#»tiSWeBSAnto1*e, at mj^OlUce/

t«utf T**

wb**'

-UL-VlSt l:l JS JtiMwrnP*. ^jUtie.^Vailejf.fojc thejjfifcf^r 0f,(h»^f9lu^O9t:|!e piwertiu ap 4qiarious cr

TaUey at^n^a ^rivaliei, Usjet^joa^i

7 tsii

ajl^

n* vdi L,nu t^-jr

fbifc..tfpcferaigjHdt

}w Pon

S* •1awoi*«^!* nw Mm. .*4^ fll BnalaffB Hoifaia s)4 ?«1jMe ^lU»ftp« &rnioMt ir ^0911, will •e«*.vflicjt|!Wil *hofl^WM«g AJ«W. haslthj artide «tlo^,*rlu^waU^orAn.fcpJn .. :t on fSTOKlHVfU*:WOm.' is93sh!q wdi i»ba# JbtiKw

iar.uK t-i-.J,-.' BxAiaas at SSK/1:^ tlf'-E

***$

SJU tEtM!?i£V-Tl'}USm *1 t»H -.1 il lioiMfi m* Uf# Ml KikAi&taA

ffgt flf)

Usst

irfect'elmii

'tffm^fc^^ss^'taulUMe compreeeing, sower, oraeii|

1 tfO

w, &

.6 1

,1»I»

,1.112 -si »i S ... *t»4 V' ar f«

1 ai«aa» juifAvaa ^4 #iS7 it.i*J.#q ut lo 6 -tf-iai »aft o» i.!*" I'.ti 'iiii* oi-. ii l»o* •ii'» UitttiWifc-j o» ti*»«ao«a rfsiiiiteam idkatss- 5

k®,

iil'iik iiSl i'J'i

Ui4

od« ti wen": '-S%a3bi .«oti i«

White Alpaeea.

iJBrgfe W Mitfrj,

FOR MISSES A® LADIES. nt&Smyc& «*nolx»rr'

srt.. ttd .! :j

Bleached Musfiii mVfAUHAW MHO## S5 Cents!

TOc?WJi»

r.ulO ki td i*t* «U*vu •'.«! Aityft ...

"jJHWn.iMWraiiiii1

O O S

•ft- .'-i AT

aaeooaigagigAcafe]

ep«» teess* sswdasN Cos. 6TH St MAIK STRUTS,

AV.Q0a a' Terre Haute, Ind«

tmj&iir,

/otfwy^

smexmr •'&&t, %Ha»w

J1 S* seeiJitta

"XTEW HARNESS BST"A^LLSH4 «VAdf:-icIli^E«. .r :.*T-

to call on rtW J^i^S^STwJ5S,2 they intend making ha-Beat aad Latest Stfftn# HKKA^Bi'UmSiXT.^ a! .rt-,., -.-aa i!: aflMly 4 •j-101 .b»«a)8 W» J.' aiii s-W,4S,

EAaB.OPjfONYlCX^^BOE.

clock *., or Aamh in«t., tmwITS blda for lh«

Th.contrjrtfffftr

JSSfteL

CviTtota tob«gi»

awMsr^OtMMs th*

•MA (MF"!! M4M.V II .a,.-.., wttH-apprtTj^ Eerojr,.i for tha berforaiance of »!fContr»c a,

'T. SIEKIwWWjl.lt,"

Warden Inllafe* Oaf rtko^MiK

PHOTOGRAPHS^

FOR THE MIIaLIOJ*:* 1 Win wn1', po«t-i3aliJ, BO lliotl|fntpr 6Hht »o«t cvlrbratad Acton fur SO oMta tor SObceata UaiouOsD^rala for^ ca^ta so Babal wnerala for SO eenta SO StaCmwa nr 60 cants 60 twaatttbl young Ladla* for SO cents 50 «^i«kt« jwD. omu«M rhrtocr.-pbao) French DancingGtria, lacoatnme, -MMUralfy wtwwl m* tMy»ffwr, tck SOafat* or for 60 »nli, 8 of-th*-most bntntKal Ladir* of

.xeazr 5- ?•-^sra^

~rr,

OTf O AX £1! ToUinttrnction^ by which any pmoi/lUli or bn^cu HW tbagtaat art of Taatrieoaniam by a tew hoAriT practlw,, ••king a world of fun.

and aft*r becopiluir «xp--rto themeelvea, can.t arh •tbifi, thereby making it a wrarcaot IDCOBM.— Fill Instruction* Knt by mail fijr"6trc»at»'""3»tMSctf«n gawraatowi. •'*«,

2Md*+»» 1*. f. Drawer fl, Troy.K, fi' '"I1*''

OF MYRRH!

L-.m,?rs2£5S ajWMS*What young tiady or 0«nt^llUtot Mkin effort to mawre tali^li«ugraeal|le »vil,. when itcau b« doae for 0^e tlOLLAll, teat to ydtti1 %Mre»s ^Mf paid, by malT, and a «p4rdy bare netniard, er money refunded All orderf bf a^r^iMMl to.B. l»OKJl Albinjf, T.. aole A««y. lor tba Caltvd Slate*." i&miijr-* -Ji

FALSE WHISKER:

MOUSTAOH A BSAUT1FUL HA IB OFFALSi!~^C3. TAOHlsAM"D WaiHKKRSf, ofrrAea rtatttrAirtww, t« ferflMt' ih*y canaoV'ba 4at««t€d Rwatihe (taatuno, w«i ba s«atji)*t paid by a#|i tft/mf,!*draae.. Great attention la p.id in tbo »*nu^ctnrH of these article* by ine cf iha bftft in PiiVi», KjL Foacvk, whe la tha heat a«raC*ctuaitiu iiurop^. Mou*tachrakSlt90SHe

Sila\?h

Fall B«ard,«6,00. Addreaa ma^l4dw-iy

J. GULl

,, on Steat^SUUh Stroet. Good w.tt, fg l, andehoiceiTrniton thipreaim.-j-T""® riBheJBfMMIstiiKal lldtf' 4-

ALB.—HOUSE and LOT. «)m wM&tick

•'-*-^5 if

North -XMrd. »tree^ *ou

a,. .-fefat llotiMt. Soqar« on 4i»nfl J. JTBNS, Prcp*t.

t5th, 1867, i-» a {Ji8»*wa i* -i-inci'. 1 -»lno-iaiHil!i«i -i .1 -ill 11. 1ttot ««ii fca»

'li, .V (iiwv.ii..* i«. Lt.-'K.'. iunv&Jrifiiit sa a. is K* •1

sts

AiaaiY, 'V.j

Sola Agent tor Unitm at«tqx

&4HATC1I, 1 1 -.H-.I'I A. NK-E RS,

x) a W

fevcruttit ud Otkr Dnir^k Seeamiu,

•4K*e«ti%VM

Sfecommpad to' InTeatora' tjie*

iiBSV 1Mlikfi OF THE

9'1M& *4 Ht

CENTRAL

•«. S. .T4

'This Ootoprfftjr cohitrnctlSK tfhder

^is raitM mm ««iwi£

«Viv the Weatorn and «r,tto«^ e*a ti

Across the ConiiMiu*^ Their 'line witl extend' frem deicralfii^nLfa,tpali fornlar atipw* ifee Slwra Keradsa to tW CaiJBrnm

mining rtgiont of tin!Tnr$eriit, to the vicinity 01 Salt Ji,ake CUy. .. It forms the' Mb Wtntem Uuk of the only routto the Pacifto which li adopted by ninlti elf and bftitimtaqf UniUifratM

Their road already completed fqafpudS ai.l running for 94 milee frbla'S»cr*rf«Wro i3^WrtiUi IS mihiaof tbeaummlt rfitbe. &ionma,.at(4 a jof O»941a«• that point OM been aceoiikplmheu. mor(gngeRo* ot mi

the fW "btortgtlge Vomit of fttrd nnnroul iadilraaeiita of hHymt' pntat tr Iaveatora, for the followiagamoagtOther r^^is. vtt: Flair/ The rate of Interest la Sti per"'C«il} i»

Gild, payable t»mi-annnaiiy la the'-'CSHjF ui'. NewTork.. .. c,..r

Focata. tbtfOMMAot-H iy W/ Om mmomt ywyyy,

obllgat

-'3 8

a -a I3 ., ,t »i. -1 ,v-« a jiii'

BnAUXirCI- STTt*E8. •,rfWlKa k« .1 I

SLMOSk^*11

white

White^ Swiss,v

l4-,r White Nainsooks,

W*W?

TuikD. The ceat-oftH« BAniia,' WMf-JW4ar Oxit.and accrued iatereat, it Xw^T (SnMpax than that of the cheapest Six. Per Cent. .Ool.i

BeartSfc Bonfls the obVaWiii'ht.7

rwad, and loot» naab to a akal Ate/Mwe trafflo for ri pai/Mmil -*^r-

9*r'

ca"

firm. orla«. lo thia-liSkfal^iPiviataa.^S-niii panted wtta Azhnim Orcmh qfJ^bli* ppuMbv which the G'oyernmenf Yueterii 'Aiii'.groaf na

Krtarfa ttSiMtrf certain,

tlonai enterprise, db-

if theamtingmcun which aUefdrntmeigi JtaUiuud wfsjin'ifi.~ ifutnu ,* a Sacnf: The-Seom-ft^ of its Tihi M»rtay» i» ^heretus Ml*, aad Ui«ir#hawctetrori«^f»ty and taUabUity is eauallbd only by thatlsf the tioni of the Gonmmmi Utelf. o» tion are

T*eatt

Mil

i*a S ii«SS- sfl: tn,i. bn & -,1* 1' 1

the du^anoe.apii are .ataadny increasing, tru dtri^th^tKM*rnipUtl"ptymmi of thaijiv^-ti

SLOHTM. At the preannt rate- of QbtS |tbay pay nearly 8^ Per Gmt. pe/ annum, ta' it* amoaat iaveatad.

The Banda araiMiled in denominalUma of $l,oco with laml-annoal Gold tioapona attach^, payabli, In Nrfw York, and are offtre.l fur the nreMut at ai Aer'sMt. and at^i'ut.ll iaiar^t'^ln Airlia^^.'tfliiu January let.

Ordn'ra may tie forwarded to n* jirect,oc thro^th the principal Uaaka aad J3aakarii,io alt pa*(f|oi the country.

HaaUttaacea nia# ho laade in r4rt York, or la L»/m1 Tender. Ko'ee, #ai Motea, or atherrdada cnrriint ia tUu Bonds will tp forwardM to any adi •ROW, fiee vf charge. XoqulrUa jnrthe/Jk'rtlculara^hy.iagll or otherwiae, wiu r*oelTB,nuaptual attfutioa. -4

I S & A O a •—ws aai-Bealersla fi*f«rn«st SecaiMea No. 5

NASSAU

'NV

B. B—All kinds 01 Goternmant ftecurltin ra

PTlq^fne fojpjh

9tf~4.il description**/ governmetit Secarltien kept coii.itaii tly &n hand, umi Houglit, Hullt ot Exchanged.,,

W- GaM Coin a^4. C.«. emnpou# haaght,. «oM, andcoUaatad. -,„•!•

fliOJJ

tSf Deportt* reeHv*d received on liberal ter&utwui&eit in check

-•••—.

ey Collections made throughoot the coiiutryaBT Mtkotlianroas Stocks aid Ifezid* tvjrr^ht aad sold at the Stock Kxcbatlgeoc cuoimi-3ion lor •*esh»j f. •-.•*« g»%

Wf Special (tttenttoH' Wi'lfa. in the Exchange of S'EVEN-TiffftTY NOTES of all the Series for the

NEW FJVE-TWENTrBQ&&3 of 1885, on the mo*t reattonfffite term*. stlLi

OB.SAT,

aoit

~W. A :sAi,E.r..

•il

200ft WATOMS, Pateot i^rer Mavaaiaiats, ftsll Jewelled, Haating VaM%. Steriiag .Silrer, Beautifully hngrared un-1 'lh erery rtSpect Orst elaaa Timers,» TO basolii atsTt duller* eachi beiag laaa than theefonrthe the Coat rmarrafHUrM(. Theae Watchaa are re'aHed by (ft'flNjm $U to 818, the actual ro*r liio -Wkirafltetarer bshrl^taek: Tslf stcckcf Mtt'cbe* wa*--par-

Bankrupt in X,«adon, inti*e now

offered at such extri-mely low ttuares, that all may fosetrfaa r'rrrct Hme-k««perat taerVly nominal *r«iy W«t- wnrrnjt«tfjr 2 aia.,'f Uartiea ordering them sent ixau, aiuai vnc'.pfpjllj cents extra ti irrp«y fo^ta/e. »ot-y 1 c'lo-i^U laa weil rual'd i„tt- antv Waentxt mr

Address all aid«r* tj MaB-iXN nuttthtti. myMdwly Atasar, fa

"MOOUS-IliiERC

SOLD

A em

isMxnit mni:

FOR ONE-powamn Xsanfactore-l MaAsaarii-aa «MaPeis«4atpsay- These »*ena aff a,* helng aaad extemif^y thronghout ihi lwirrn 8totea, and are warrtatad In each and erery (•«•».'•

artirt:

ptir#lia«*g

who are not Batl«flr4 «au retvn tbanan^o-ivUia their taoaey.back. All orders asast bvaVOBt^tied with the ciib ha we i-end no Ooods' ti. O.TT.'

Address alt orders to B. X. COKWOK!*'1^ Agent Americaa Gold faa Osiap—yf* tajUdarly

lr)

T»ot, Ma fd tM ti«wLi'tas