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

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I-.-'."'*Friday Morning, May ^17tli^I8n

^r^&AILBOAD TIMETABLE. •''. *s"

TESEE HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS.

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j»* ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TEBBE HAUT*.

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KOCKVrLI-K EXTKN8ION.' .. ikMIVE. A.

HATE. 4:60

MAILS OPES.

la tern, through daily, at

The General Association of the

Congregational Churches of Indiana, is now holding its annual meeting at Indiauapolie. Rev. E. F. Howe, of this city, was announced to deliver tho associational sermon last evening. The meeting will clooo on Monday nextr

f^Fred Wagner, a brother of one of tho railroad thieves, and a fireman on the St. Louis road, was arroited, yesterday for passing counterfeit money. On being examined before Esq., Dennehie he was recognized to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court, in the sum ofj300, and failing to give bond went to jail.

ittrw. B.Mewhinney, Esq., late of the City Council, ever ready to "lend a hand" in any public duty, on Wednesday morning, at the request of City Marshal Beiss, assisted in taking some "bummers" from the calaboose to the Mayor's Court, for which kind action he got his name in yesterday's Journal as having been appointed Deputy Marshal. We believe Mr# Reiss has not as yet appoiated his assistan

8®" On Thursday morning, the 9th inbt., Dr. Cbadwick was found dead in his offioe, at Porrysbujg, Miami coiinty. An inquest was held and the jury returned a verdict of death from excessive drinking, and a fit of asthma, to which he was subject. The doctor was an Englishman by birth and education, and was a roan of ability in his profession, though lately much dissipated in his habite.

Children

Poisonsd.—Two

State

Business and

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iAVE. 6:40 AM Ac«ommo^OB^^..-.4:20 P. -fc*o-r »«.:..::.r.::r..'~*:lt«.tnrnz ..2:55 r.

TEBBE-HAUTE POST OFFICE.

OPEMXG AND Ctoswa OF MAILS.

mails close.

Eastern, through,dally at fa item, way mail dally, at......... t.aciunati, daily, at ... Wi'st»rn, dafly.at •—••••, Kuckyllk and way nail, dally at mail

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E\aii3Vllleand way mall dally,

j:io»»jeae 7:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. 11:00 A. M.

B:00 P. M.

Jlerom,Monday and Thuraday, at 7.00 r. M. Huwesville, Friday, at AAboro, Monday, at.., Marshall, Pdily at,

7:00 7:00 P. v. 3:00 p. M,

6:30 p. X6:30't 3:20 P,

12:1b

830 p.

Easuru, way mall, daily, at... Cincinnati, daily, at "to eBtern, daily, at .. Hoctville and way mail, daily, at™....—1*18 P. i., j.nBTiU«»nd way mall, dally, at 3:W p. M. Meroro, Wednesday and Satnrday, at... .5:00 r. M. Howesrillo, Friday, at fw l--*\

Office open on tianday from 8 to 9 A It. All P..IU oJ$«e on Bondayjavaningat p. u. __ E. BBAD, P. M.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted—Girl—#. Brown.

CITY AND STATE JTEW S

A correct time table of the open

ing and closing of the mails, to correspond with thp recent changes in the railway trains, will be found at the head .of .this J?agS»_

$^*The Journal yesterday mentions "the names of Ex-Mayor L&uge and ExMarshal Thomas as spoken of in connection with the Republican nomination for

Recorder this fall. I

ffg?*Mr. Joseph Reagiu, corner. Third and,Mulberry Streetsris mauufacturing a splendid articlo of spruce or lemon beer. He has our thank» lor ft dozen bottles left at this office, which Wflnd a decidedly pleasant,summer Wvei'ag.e._ ,l- "'"crUJ .J"

JSf^Eho stoamet- Advance strack a snag, and sunk near Old'^erre Haute, "Wednes day evening, about 5 o'clock. The boat was laden v/ith corn from Darwin. The corn is to bo sold at the foot of Ohio street, .Friday (to-day) at 9 o'clock A. M. The boat will be afloat again in about a week.

children

of Mr. T. Ferr, a boy and girl, aged respectively five and eight yours, while playing on their father's premise?, about four miles south of Elkhart, a few days yince, found somo arsenic in an outhouse, apead and ate it. The first intimation the parents had of the poisoning of their childreh^was the violent ilinoss of tbe little ones. The boy died, but the girl wlil probable recover.

Normal Institutes.—Encour

aged by the success of previous years, the State Touchers' Association, at the last session, appointed a State Central Committee to hold lour Normal Institutes during the coming summer. One will be held at Fori Wayne, under the tuperin tendenco of J. H. Smart one at Columbus, under the superintendence of H. S. McRae one at Terre Haute, by J. AT. Oicott: and one at Richmond, by Jesse H. Brown.

Fires.—The

Insurance

Ct'tnpsriies claim that the frequency of fires infticato with great accuracy the prosperity or depression of business operations. When trade is active and remunerative, tho thermometer is lew and steady. If dull and unproductive, it flashes upward in numerous conflagrations and losses. Things at present seem to verging toward the latter state. Fires are frequent in all parts of the country, and too many of them are suspected to originate with the insured for the sake of the money covered by their policies. The fact furnishes the index to the present condition of business affairs.' "5-

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ThejToHowiiig 1s?thi programme for the -ne«mtf-*inHlvefsary of the Terra «, *, BkblMth Sebool Union, lich wifl be held ^gS^ffc' tre*r Sabbath aftet^Oo^ at »owlmg 1

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11. Singing—Optional. 12. Addrees—By Rev J.C.j

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13. Singing—Optionij4£$£i#.i Benediction. ].

o'clock. The bell of tho Congregation Church will rin^ at.half paat^ycjo'cl asasignirl for ttio'inord disttWtiicnools to-. c0mmen9e.mpv.ing. Ushera will meet the several processions at the door( of tho Hall and cohdfictth^m to sfejats.

Friends nnd visitors will be madejje^-j

COME.-.

Voob-

heks havo such an extensive run) ol torn. Tho approach of wami.) weather makes it necessary for |heta to shut up

the shop they have kept*-during Jhe w^S^ ter, south -of the ?osl Office, but thiey be found at both raarkqts each, market morning And Saturday evening best the country affords, of baeft veal, corned boef, "ram, lamh, sheep ftnu mut- ,JSC" A-U A me^titkg Juldj W^d ton," drcsBed in -their usual ,^ei cleanly style., Give them a call lat the lower, market' this morning, the* edStolu market to-morrow morning, and at both, markets Saturday evening.. 7119 hw

The WHBAt Crop.—Accoun all the Western States agree' iihk{i*t£$J breadth of wheat pu^,in last fall and*Ki spring far exceeds, thi? vi any: year. This jrinWr wheat1 is r&pf< as particularly fine, with a promise large yieldV:,.^ .-.i£2 x»+

Miclngari-p'tfpe'WipeAk' of ttie cbHiing^ crop in

tmost

encouraging termsi The.

number of acr^s sown is large. In twenty yCQtusti^-in'^hio, witl^but a few trifling exceptions, the wheht looks well, and gives evidence of a good-yield) though the breadth^ of Jand sown jis less than we could wish.

The same iamber- of souwtieTTni Indi-

ana do sot give quite as fair a |Wing yet the prospect is good fpr a-'fair, orop,*'^ and should the season prpve good, the yield will be large. The WiSCOniBip ai Minnesota papers unite in giving feheering accounts of the wheat crops in thefts respective States. Tho St. Louis'petnoerat has returns from a largo^'num))er ot ounties in that State. The universal testimony in the State is that wheal ineverlooked more promising than at tne present season. The St. Louis Dixpatehflh speaking of the coming crop sn^a:

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T. Ringing—"list all the Children Sing.," SW^iPrayer-—By'Rev. M. A. Je 3.

Irett

5. Singing 6: AddrM»4-9? Kevv ]5l8c1rfoF4 Gondii "7. Singing—Optional. .ynwi 8. Aid'ftess—-By Rev. L. C, Buckles-

9th, isae,

Delinqnent Tax Qollected.....rn,....T JfJ™ "0'lfplfeaU fdfr 66,017 SO 81,000 W 1,098 25, #.1* 1,723 75 Lwn at Fint NaMot»al B«nk.„....^a... 4,825 ^D^ln«pank 4,600 00 tamf.w lii-w 1- 4,792 00-

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The exercises will begin at prftfflWy ,^ketlftiataf,..ww».r?-.v--p^"v^»

Clerk

for liceMs^^r^r::^:: S2#SIS|S^S )Mtfafc^|»grerepi»rtiA«ntfgi

The cHldren belonging to*1:he Sabbath Schools, together, with their pfflcers and' toachers \vUlJhft^atq4ik*WyB*''- fKSsrvr' 2^

.Paid da«i*f»lor. opening *tree».... Note o& Traatiea

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"While the prices of fres&-meat»

continue to rule at the,i&g.itft^tbftt exist, people arW'pftrtlonauijr pt'Pliotll'aE as. to the quality they buy, (ind ^ilf'inVaria,bly patronize those who furnish the-b^fti hence it isHlmt Messrs. TobtsV®

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the signs are worth anything, the present exorbitant and famine prices of grain and flour cannot be continued much longer More cheering aacounts of the condition of wheat and oat9 were hoyer received before. Not only is the -breadth'cpi'ercd by these crop3 considerably great&jthan usual, but all reports ?opcur'ip ieif€^e^* inc them in excellent condition." 11

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A special dispatch to the (Ales

Evening Journal, dated Henry, Masshall county, Mi y- t3€bp-lfit^^^-^'Ifhower of rain, with heavy thunder a&d bhar| bf .serv^ up. ning, passed over that place about eight o'clock last evening. The telegraph office, situated in the city drug store of Everett, was struck, tbe wires melted o: and the combustiolea. wer-e'set oft flte/—1Being discovered immediately, it was tinguished with but slight damage [The, dwelling of John Hindmarsh was lalld struck, and Mr. Hindmarsh, a^highl teemed citizen, was instantly kjlied.i {Several others felt slight shocks."

j£g~The Evansvitle Courier learft^ iha& a ebild of Jacob Falz, of Robinson toVm-^ ship, Posey county, was drowned oii Wedtnes^ay by falling into a,HsterJ^' ^he'parents had misled the child forVome tilde, and thinkiug it might have fallen into the w«fll, looked in and saw Cirackaa. which it had been eating, floating1 on the water. They began fishing and found tho body of the child. t|i

Masobic.—-The

Grand Council J)f Roy

al and Select Masters meets fct Inditina^. olis nejtt Tuesday, ai.4 the Grand Chapter of Roysil Masotis^ on ^edhesdayj*jit( two o'clock P. At. Oti Tuesday, the iSttb the Grattd Lodge i\ and A. Masons will CoiiVthe. On TiMiraSay. afterao6ii thj temi-centennial anni^t^iry 6f tlie of-' gani«ation of tbe Grand -Lodge wtlf be

lei^F'S^K^tSftr NkdbyMrWM&tr learns thaLtwo .P^.ShelbyyiJJe,of th« tf of their a»oit»lrfBaafinta«l«y night last, by intro"coldpizgn" into .their system.— rijajjuOumAd thJothcf arsenic^ !el Bi a»o«0li»iW(Aheir Hi

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38ft c&r&fr was permanently organized jby the 9I@fhe fjllp^m^odlcets it C. Ed. Maivin, President,

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The Club, will practice at their grounds

p'clo^k,

^A11 interested Hn this rioble ^ame are,

^ft'C7!Sc6tT, Sec"

Place of sale on the wharf at the-foot of Ohio^ftrbet, on said river iiii the city ^f Terrerpaiidfe, Indiana, -and terms CMhf and said. com will be sold on Saturday, the :18th dny of May, 1867. The sale comgjincea at ,12 o?clock.

celebratcd. Jbe exercises will be pej:vLv :ri#ge^ .whichs-we. propose-to send at all liarly interesting, including an adtjtz^s by Colonel R. W. Thompson, |his city,

Home Pamirs.—The Clev makes the following sen'sftilg in relation to local newspajnrS£,*l :"t!3 "It matters not how many newspapers a man takes, his list i3 incotopletis without his home paper. Every citigeo. who-wish-es well for his locality, should give a -generous support to his home paper. JjTlhat

eland Mt^aUL

are responsible, in a measure,' i^. i&^hfort comings. Give a p&per Uberal Ktpp4rt, an active sympathy, and it will respond to such mnntfn$tmionj^5"^j [.. :^.|f»iEvS MM• I «•jf-.-rst vm4Ml jtm-•'•••'

Robert L. Lancaster, Pilot of the Steamer Advance.

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GMt4TtFooT ItACK—'To come off boo§ tittjjh thfl sumdieV,,.somewhere. But this don't fltop the ru6h to Oshe's Ice Cjream §&loon, No.' 149 Main street, for thfe de[dtf. 1

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309S43 3,473 75

241 60 125 00

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"l***', ,' 1109.626 Off Balance on hand ..iJ.-.pii.f.y.'iX,.1." 4.0,055 21

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choice assortment of

GV) Goods, Handkerchiefs, Co1laT.4,f ^)osc,dnd "Uuderwear, also a variety of superior Kid Glove, in all coifjts niid numbers at one dollar a pair, at' W. Si Rycis Ji Co', 77 Main Street Mi

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9&- On the 15th inst., (.(xe jaw, pa at the last session of the Legislature, pro., ... a 1 3 I a S bibitmg fishing with a hook and lme into effect. The law preVeata the taking

offish in any way in all the streams,of the State, except the Ohio and St.^ Jb^eph ftivers, from the 15th of May to the litof July. This period covers the entire spawning season, and streams which have become quite destitute of the finny tril^ will thus become filled with the commoner kinds of fish, such as the basS, land more northward, the trout. The foltoj& ^ir~ ers of Isaak Walton wi 1 take heed,

19^ The new styles Shawls—"Ristori,' "Zenobia'Anijd "Minerva—very chioce and mrni™ ,"3ust' Itecaived ilnii on sale this

Triortiirig, May 17th. Beaqk, Saitoh & WalmsHey, iti.^spiv jbtt«

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a* )o _'V"( FobSa^k.—A

I^^RSNjt^TrETwp nice, large rooms, in

Block. Enquire at J. F. De-

pew's boot and shoe store. dtf

c^nts ,a pstdnd dan.be hadkt J. W. Mands No 60 West-Main Street, dtf ma

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1 assortment of choice ^ro-

tteffe? at W.' Mand s, N6 56 West Main Street-. dtf i««• ,,

Good ready made Shirts for only

one dollar, at Riddle's, 153 Main Street.

^'.U A .v.. .r- 0«-ICo^c.^-^tr tfurn^r ^Hall, Monday night, a Gold Watch Seal. The finder Mjft»w*aed tfy' leaving dit this Q^9ftvia4u^iJ

*f6j^mi*Kirits»Tr^rliadwlek' ft Gruber, suooessora to M. W. O'Connell, have re•"tooV^tl toNo .6 South 4th Stn and bays dh" rhand.a fine stock of Metallic Burial Cases, Caskets, and wooden coffins of* every StJWfihd sizfe^^ also a fine hearse ^n&dar-

times aDd:%poR nli ocot^Qns, witrt or \vSW»«tat^«lei*t)f co1gW, \t four doltiffS't'ach. _1 _U|L^J .-Jjttf.

^W^^^^dm^Plants

tfii-gHesMaarity. at RaX& Bhiifcy'*.

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SplendhMtoek of Gro

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ifi'OTif ^'rtfiiiKl'iiitffgfif i'fr "iiniiT

afxes aim Ray ft dtf.

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paper is npt just such as hk wou& w^st^1 Mja!fe{ffdle' is r^l'jirtg'a nice he should feel that himself and neighbors iina

Grants' Sumiahimr Good* Jtiow. adkerchiefi, Ties

nikfUnsntu rn i" Jtf

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«sS£5—MMIRFH lAs.vtteds*

Lo«r|^«! jthB lfitfa if Ajrilj mAtii where in the eastern part of this city,

a great favor, and wili liborallj rewarded by leaving it at thia ofioe. [ISdtf

tsh The chelpeat' and lai^t1 aapo^t ment of WMto BUrto in thia city, *t fU

hesday ms of

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CITY AFFAIRS.

•^'FouKifc^A^ ^Lumberman's Measure, which the iwneroan have on application

rfytlipjg,

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XTTTTi rjf fflf'-*- ^style from ft& slMr&sf $ 'ftlfingest,,a full stock al--waya»OD-handr«t' Weisefs-atactory, opposite the PosJ-^|c9^ dwtf

Qs bri4i1 of Conjf.-^-Notice is hereby given that 1 will sell at public S&«Sign,f<if'jdie "beneflt of whom it •obnCerhi n'lot of Cpfn sujnk in the Steamer^ Advance in the Wabash river.

(9* Sweat Potato Sprouts at GOorge L. Beigler's, south of National House, ixth street. v# dtf.

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C. Ed.

Brick'Store-house and

19North side of the Public Square, known as the—Groverman particulars enquire of M. "Efick^ij Rfeal Estate Agent.' j[ dtf.

faWm

office a lug* Msortmoat of ft bewtiftlL- iAW» aox aif-dv tni-s&i style of «Vr**alM -*1 ^IU-m*

Johhstoh A Mn.tn'1, SlJCai* r-

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s«:wf ai 00 244 SO

JfiJ^ Fine White Shiiti at Joh: doU«

aelling afr Wool Caaai-

^ereSuit^well gotUnup.forthe aajqn-1 ishingly low price of fifteen

dollan.

j^jtf. 81 Main WM

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•.N^w stock, of. Panaola and Sun S ha it re iv CoRMixiua AHA«a**TX.

|j»-We aro cloapg out our splendiS" assortment of White Shirta regaadleaa of cost.,

S" Jowwo* MW t.BB,

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New stock of Olovea az.d.

just received. {.- dtf CORNELIUS AHAGGEaTT

uiy ulc.'T'nlflr Genuine Almuyidto Kid Glorea all sizes and colon.

dtf CORNELIUS & HAGGtBTT. V-V- .. New style Dress Goods and' Novelties receivod daily, at A. Nippert ft Co's. dtf.

Fob

Saxk.—We will sell, on reasonable

terms, the restaurant and fixtures known as the "Estrella Restaurant," on Mnjfl street. A good chance for an enterprising 'th'&n. Holtxldbb ft Sbbman.

§gy New style Dress Ginghams, at A^ Nippert ft Co's. dtf- ,»!•'*

Plat*.—Sugar

Expbbbs, May

By Ezpbxss,

9th—At A. Nip

pert & Co's, 600 Cotton, Gingham and Silk* Bu^ Shades and Utobrdllas. dtf.

Mat

Sam ft Pktk4

Marvin,

Salesman.

Hair Dkkssino.—Miss Mollie J. Coleman, south-west corner 6f Second and Walnut streets, would inform the ladies that she is prepared to execute orders in Hair Work—manufacturing Switches.. Waterfalls, Curls, Frizzetts in the latest and most approved styles. Will deiShsA, renovate ani make over any of the above named articles, at the shortest notice.— The highest price paid for hair. Also, for, sale, Hair Restorative and Liquid Opal She solicits patronage, trusting that expo' rience, a thorough knowledge of the business, and an earnest desire to please will ensure success. [M-dlm.

May 7va, 1867—BY A Tuell, Ripley ft *V«., 20»$ilk and f^ingbam Sun Umbrellas—00 latest stylo fitn cy Parasols, for Misser and Ltdiea. 7dlw 1

tST New styles in SHk Sacq^ied, at Edsall & Co's. it a -iA .ta •., •..

Boots and Shoes.—With approach of warm weather our readers will the heavy boots and shoes which have been so serviceable durihg the md^and slush of winter and olothe tl^ir feet with s^miething fighter ind more comfitftabla. To do so of course they will call at N. Andrew's

establishment, No. 3 Mochan.

ies' Block and inspect his excellent andr,, fresh stock of bootSj glio^^lfers, of eveiy style, which he is selling tpm prices. His Custom mentisia charge of akillM «r$r|c|Bfn, and turns out excellent work. 443w

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mr Eich*ft Dxrmoeaz have ^4bed a shop on Walnut street ^peeito market house, iter the, porpoao of impairing and varnishing furniture ftc^ fte. Thia| also do PAPER HANGING, ufl ^ivo attention to all Mnds of uphuislei/. .'

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-atfn-Ctod Kentucky+tmm-jfHtf selling at Jobmtoa k, MilW^ Wo- 81 Main street, for the small sum 'pttwf i£uU' and fifty centals [dtf.

y, Ai new aaaortnaantpf Firaa »h and American Comets, at A. Nippert A Co'a. ,1 ms «s

sssessts

The Xaaoni of thia city will give

W Xxtenahre pnpmtkni are^bein M#1

the 3d door from tho oorner of 7tt anc, Main SireeU, whan ho will alwajrs d*

,-il 81yMa(n street n^yto wait on hia old custemei», an% »p»»stt»t,

CBAKBBKXIXa is

Freeh arrival of Choice Teas

R. Wright QO&Q IBS Main street.

Erfan Ties, Sc^rfiL&c^ der Sena Shifts

^(ten

Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Baskets, Ruby Glass, fancy decorated, pWfl and n^dallion Bpquet Holders, &?., at ^flltf.

Their acknowledged

La4ies

»th- At A. Nip

pert ft Co's, a splendid stock of $rim ming and Bonnet Ribbons. Ni ir

CQ'S-fSttJWK^ffif Terms $3 per

MT* French Lime. Cem

CfcaM&ir. atfdnFiel

$30,000 Worth ot Clothimo at Halt Prick.—Sam

Pxtb,

tho celebrated1Half

Price clothing men wish to announce to the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, that they will offer for sale, one of the largest and best selected stocks of clothing ever brought to.this»market. The goods have all been bought within the last twenty days, and are of the best quality Sale to commence Wednesday, May }ftth, dpnt ifail to give them call*at C. Ed Marvin's Auction room, 10S Main St.'1

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Our readors will remember, mat

at Biegler'6 store, adjoining the Nntionai House oil 7tb street, can always be found Sweet Potatoe, Tomato and Cabbage Plants of the largest and best kind*, together with Garden Seeds, of all descriptions, Pic-plant, Lettuce, ftc., ftc. [7dtf

|^*Ten thousand of Doty Cloth41 Washer and the Universal Wringer have been sold in the United States during the past year. No Washing Machine or Wringer have higher testimonials than these, J. A. Foote is tbe constituted Agent in Terre Haute. lwj

j@f" Go to E. R* Wright ft Co's for thefVe*t Syrup in the city. l(M^f

mm" Gnkam Fioup it Nov4j wml

Fom 8*lx.—The

xemm

to enmre in business th for

Wlthffte unexpired tergi of xhche wishing to ehgage In tF business can gAa bargain, as the loci .is iho bpst in Ihe SMfia ahdi^ Obit the best business in the city. Forfta particulars appiy on I Htf. \mw«mwnah»

LgCAtttOTlCEg,

KitUiiierfm4 Itm» M. wiLLiAma. usid^igtjiaMt, ti do Bleachlag^tnd W*a*lag In thnawy *m Style Bonnet* and Hata.Wlll b*MM* loiidt ftS^eid a aew..' IWm Makta«rdoa^^brd*rr.: ^'iudtm

fesstltaflQii Watt}* i« *rtm for PiutTM aadaU dtnim ol th* Kioan* ao^. BiAonn. Tor saWIfy all l^nggUt* .' -j«

Try th# Migaollh While It i*a Snow Whit* Paint, and I tamer in tie* are 'nAicUltt.' Jto te(iwWlki' •aleof the "Magnolia," last *aa*on Jn* fesrfcnt# ttt(t "it *al£%*

The moat. complete atock of Lf^d,

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Street, between girth

A new style of French CVnMI^

Also a few Embroidered CorsMts, -2Ear?1 iiinamew^li^NipfiflA ft

ain stn «t for

Fresh vegetables every day tAyi ft Bailey's.

The New Tork Dress Cutter

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Kel lM!—The undersigned {kna^ge^a

J&*

Pmn^Criitol 1%-^! are now prtpajtadf in*nklt» pat healthy JMoerod Spriig hnilh for th*

•WPMr« fOelen left at that iatOflce, with Dari

At ihl TttrboU wiuj^wMiw,.^ w—fchiilia

:mw.ADrtttniw

nil,

OlliS

Tarniih**, Celor*, Bro*h*a, and iaijwd, aHimaii1'^ ner of Painter'* good*, foraalatyf

BAJTLI QXTLLCFC. A BEKBY^

apr Hdtf. Ihrn^lats.

ahtk«W0f tmrn

TTHM

%£at ha

i« preparadAo deliver, li**f part-of tbe etty,'tha-: pmat article «r Ice ever offerad ia tUl kulrkst. era mif ptI•GIFT.

W. Bippatoa'e Grocery Store, Cory

Ma ^irartVBlMdwaralBSbeaj «Ja* ii#IMke, at th^lpe Heaae, *6«th*aat fart tit tkeloity. aprSdSm VKO^. 8, LCPTON, AgtAtJ* srwf THE tttilfkUH IftlCK MiimiBi Jurfly eetobrated for •trangth, and Isswari unmrrmlaf fewer, ii nuunus, with eight men and tiro noting W Mif-Mmpp' ^i/cU)»B((:*aa^)t S^dbito a.soe ei*-Jj» ..v.~pi.mi. in laninn

1'^iV

highly perfamed Ul of tlw Valley, for th** plaaloB. A* a beautiSer of the Oe^pl^xli Mtly free1 from ah the proper!!** so inJ* iJMly of th^ yftU^- (rtnndatanrixAl One Bottle will Bcarinaw yoa of thia fact. .. ,Jn* IT iCSd^ITl M* it*1

nl»wn

/AO

-r ... '.'-j if

HftinaA MHk.. it**"

y^^iglilian aimurtiil by ln« «W» and aoae of them are full of llnjt mm aMha Terra Hanta3%ne ai

8AijJ2i—A Neat ^Got •iiaajjriiiritm"X"" Good ern«Barc, and c^wfroiton-th «t. "The Ilh£ National tianlfc" lldtf

-GaBbif^^a^'BbAit^ i&n 2nd cellar ISxWnnd a pan the. Hooae—new water, and other appnr

MAY

MaM*M6H-*-MBipLro

BOXB WAl^ED^latwam tbeaneeT oaatreekmnd fdnt

fcry/w fcy^^5p^8 ^TH^1|yt Bf ia«dy JkewW atettla,

apiC43m

iOOD BHidS' iL6t,HlftifdonX»k Sereutli. For AtteS ESTOX BCB3ST, ^#eVk

1M) Ufi.i

ve him

with thn best articles of groceries 4t lowert.po^Me^^

fiijStr**ttdnf Alirffci^

ry Frame konae^on-Third Street, aituated indota?

Ripley's nndefilfnea pner Begnt^jsStiHBUi

^,1,I

.tJLaba. Hoiaaee,ajMiBelnie*' SWSn-

•to eisifilo

Depositor: Kr|. Iterla^Di

nafjw-T eld^.jiHiOQtia1

npply twfriJ DktWiJIHtSHAlt, At 'lilt

•p a peat uriclL St« nMt rodintf, tW6

!cl©s

NEWAQVERTI9EMENT6

eutwiemtkiw

^wmvun

ETS"

/on cioihs, NOTIONS,. &c.

JlQkio, -betWen TAird -Fbunh Strdels dbior itoBhannoB^* anV )o(ij4sd8*a:r,' «BH9t® f!j id

Ulil'9 Mli-ii

N: ft

BASjL

All eider* toH'Sit -their 'Sh6p, on Secdnd Street. jUlt doer to tha^tewart Hoore/^lrtll-h* pr&uiptff attended

& Taper Hanging

1—

•--n\

JU- Hae ju*t recefired a large. laVeice^bt

FLU* €HE»T^ "R^ lee OR&DM^] TLEFRIGENTURRS, Fire* zersT Beer *MoUrr*, Wtiter Carriers-, Water Cdohtrsr, Foot TUBS,"* IcrYitcher*, Bath PTOS^

'All kind* of .'I

l4|

E S S(j*

Largest stock" of stoves

IJITrv*«fi

'WliicK'I am deterouned to sell j}t ^he

*M before, joniny

THCTMANil. r...s U)i! AN. 3-1':

"Wfe W»«*n 7«i Sts.,

bn£C«nNi- Hftute, Ind^i, dfeatsu ii^illaobieea^arad^ttii** tyabtbWWUtnfccy r* paired to gwa. •aUafacpon. ^^^frtheji^ebratec iaB*Acll Patteonfwril*"0»in aew-o»- old «»ferial.

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••js-.afe'j **,«v

o» SI said* eat TO I Ma iuw

akf^Wmlant Bosk lor

CSt Ufaaical SocMtiW.Conventions and SclioOls,

pfable^toClioirj, ion#. tUat.requIra In IBe Wf W topr«Wft#orpaijaic tbeite^^ getting fid

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INASKJI, MSBOWSM-i'i

ads

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MuslinB and Organdies

Bbaotwto Sni*

•ick'i ne« lfdlw

$M Crepes for Shawls

Black, Whttc ato Bluk.

hwam

ial( eao«r« Bopn-w»

lr#Qt°^T^''ot?f»rt»L«r

:lfaticpal

Bank

•f Mt*t.an 'Popicr u«s. CHABLX8 SftLIi

Biiaa BBMT*^A g(^a frith' six rooib*, and all mddaituated in Jewett'a addition, restiy »a*tof th jtlcKtndndiB»il BaqilH of fiSBkl KK gcj^a j-#{ On the Krem

A'SPLEN

ccfitMnlnjf three *Cr aia

,*itu-

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W W a in

ILL AN

•ale,

White

oon,. Ill

ah'iiDproved baiinee* lot uu "T helf Mfcr* eatlof tha Kail I a Peraonr.**bld do AJ

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'BETTER1 THAS HILL.

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... it' uL AN JiLEGANT

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'8tre«t,': wern afdel Also Street^ helwsen Siitth

ASSORTMENT

:bf e*^itind:°r

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O O S tati .IL IK I

,eJ .rJJ&B*. we1

ItUTLEt*CO.'S,

Great Vryfioods EMporltun, 7-** Cob. 5th

Maih

Stbbbts,

Terre Hautd, Ind.

JM=

C. WITTIG-& CO.,

*-,:*•&

Sorth Third streot,' south Hou*^^' Bnqureon the P. J. BYSH*, Prop'r

7S MAUN STREET, JF F.

pPPOS^TB HofKEBlTS BANK

*ja«sl ,.i) l-i ed^».tWS elf".* ato.fe4 «.•«* *i k«w TS»'.a #U«s »t fuift*

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^YAN A BALLp OiHSrt Street, eie Boer Isstof Btauchaaip's DMMe,InVite aU %ho want PihtvHtirnoae, ttfem befortparohaslng el*ewli«re, a* making the the cit and can lMfcad. All-WOrltwarrinted W glw *»i«fap ywi«- tii »jv -„Wl8dly

MILITIA

s2i'-

w- tf*w *«iM

HIIIM

Lace ImiUttoa Piper Collars. Embroidered Piper ttmorourcrea

Mltctaed Paper Collars, Plain £»pfir Collars, Plalta iNq^r€Blft,

•4

FOR GENTLEMEN:

Tho Bailroad Paper Collar,

X-iirxen Finished

TvniMHaiaaA'i .....i AND

Enameled Paper Cuffs,

The Reversible. Collar!! H*' This Collar, can be. used twice, being Enametedn»en* side and -Plain on the other. No other Collar in the market I Aim AM I

£tX

A Large Assortment

JPP SALE.

-WEOTIG & CO.

dwtf

FBAIK HEDTIQ A BRO Manufacturer* of all kinds of

CRA0KER8.

ddSt^iy

are jUe*» ^ml*l«HU.'will rdJpm. SMirpeet-faia^

OOi^bUfher*, JMton New York."

a flii Tfiff nlti ',1 .' t'Q

I E S

^n Xalayette^t., bet^iw f^aal and»epot,

rr 33

A E INDIANA

i- l'

few a ao*n

HEEDS,

L. BEIGLER WiU keep duVjT

ring the eeaaon, good Garden Seeoe of the inM auniitv, jiartly ef hiuwn raising, and oth (7Mr MBuIaBBB MB^BOWKBH, and inch a* he can recommend. Callat ssyJEatobliahmeat, tn) SMth tfattMt,«yuttof the National Bouse.

sr E A* uiual, Wiit kaep on faihd a fell *upply of 1 kind* ei Vegetabterdnring the season. axriiTS Ijffniahedjw^der' O. U. BBIMMK.

W3« i«!«.

•TOY IU

,L«AM OF CONVICT LABOR. $

it ttM tha. Director* of, the Indiana State PrtaoB. South, will aatll 12 0 clook H., of theSSth inat., reeelTe bide for the labor af ocekaadrarf and Afty abla badied Convleta, f»r any tam af not more than flva yeara.— The eontrnat of fifty of (aid Conrtcta to begin Jnaal, 1887, and fbr the ramaludai^ Aacnat 16. M6?.

BtdSHtut specify the cumber af Oonvteti the tine far whloe they are daairtd what time the Contract ia to. burin, and tke kind of labor at rkleh they willee naad.

Bond«, with approved eemrity, will berrquirv.l fcr tboperbrnianee of all Coatraa'ai J. B. MXB1WBTHXK,

Warden Indiana. State Prlaon, etntb. Je^r»otiYfn, May 9, fm HiJel

PHOTOGRAPHS

FOB THE MILIJON 1 will ren1f poet-dald, SO Photoerapl a of th» •oat celebrated Aotora for SO centa SO Actrewi 1 or SO rent!: 80 Union General* for SO centa SO Babel Generals for 50 cent* SO Statcamen for 60 •ant* 90 beantifal young Lxliw for CO centa 6u Ina looting yoang QimtlentanferSeVenlit 6 larga Pbrtogr«phs u. Freooh Dancing Oirle, in coetume, beautifnlly colored ae they appear, for SO cents or for St cents, 6 of the moat beautiful Ladle* of the Pari* an Ballet Troupe aa they appear in the £lay of the Black Crock, at SlUo'i Garden, New land all order* to P. O. Box 177 Troy.

:s.'.:

ayltdwly

'Z*::

-i

)t,i,

.'H .wk

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AddrraeP. O. Drawer

V. T.

N O A

Tull instruction* by which any perion, male ot female, can uaater tbe pet tart of Yentrieoqulun by a tew honrV practice, making a world or fun. and after becotoln* exp-rt* flunwlne, can t»nch others, thereby nakinc it a aonrceof Income.— hll Inalructiooa scat by mail for 60 cents fistiafaetian guaranteed.

FL,

Troy, N. V. ray ltd- ly

SWEET BREATH W ALL! DR, FOKTAIJSK'S

BALM OF MYRRH airara rea»dy for ths ear* ef *Bad B^tath, no natter from whataourcn the dlieus may ariM.— What yonng Lady or Oint will not make an effort to remove thia disagreeable eetl, when it can be done for ONE DOIiLABI eent to your. addreea p«it-pald, by mail, and a speed? oure lovantenl, or mondy 'rerandea All order* mast MtmreisKl to H. DORB, Albtny, Ii. aole Agen for the Cnit«d State*. my lid.w I

FALSE WHISKER

^'AND

MOUSTACHE. A BEAUTIFUL PAIB Off- TAiSfl .MA US. TAOHtS AND WHISKIKS.of French SMcufu.ture, so perfeot they cannot be detected frcrn the gtaulne, Wiil be sent po*t 'paid l^ntHto jn adareea. Oreat attention ia lid in tba Htonfttcturu of these aitlcie* by ana ef the belt arttaU i£ Pnrir, M.L. Fobchi, who ia the' belt mannCte'nrer in Kurop*. Moutachee, St,00 Side iniilMtt, 13,00 roll Beard, S6.0U. Addreaa U. COtUl, mayl4dwly Sole Agent for XTuKffS&tni.

FISK & BATC1J,

A N E O

FLSFES

AMD DBALtBS til

Seewities,

dtraueBt ui DttinMt

iTo. 5 IVansaii Becommend-to lueestora tbe,

FIRST M0ITGAGE WW, ...„ or THE

CENTRAL

Pacific Jft. R. Co

Thi* Company ia ooostructing nnder .the patrc,.. age ot

til umiiD mm «ontniiif, the Western end of the

Qreat Nation! Railway

Across the Continent. Their line will extend from Sacramettto. California, acros* the Sierra Neradaa to the Oalifbrnia State line,-traversing tha

RUTETT

ami

Salt Lake dty. It form* the *ol*

MAUIFTPVLOUT

Mctiea of On{i/oriuaand thence throngh ih«

mining r*giotu of th*

grrat

Ttrriloria,

to the vicinity

WmUrn.TMH

of the only route

to tbe Pacific which 1* adopted by Cobgiew and aided

Ou i*u of

XT»TTTD STALER Bondt.*

Their road 1* already completed, qn%^ied and running for 94 mile* from Sacramento to within 12 mile* of the summit of the glorraa, aii'X a lar** amount of the werk of Oradin*, Tunn4T1ibg, 4e beyond that point hae been accomplished-

The Fint Mortgage Bondt of thl* Company afford unusonl inducement* of Safety and ,Pro8c to Inveators, for the following amotig other rpa^onj, vis: TinST. Tho rate of interest Is

OOLD.

payable *eni-annuaUy in the Uity ol' New Tork. StcOND. The Principal -is payable in Chid at maturity. Thud. The cost of tLe Bond*,

*.'••'

.i** tu*. ia» aiif J#til S»ivLu# iti VMt*. t•.-»

c,t

tneati-.*.*

WEEKIiT ATOXJamr.

uamtmcencimwhith

the

RFA T1

iialwjn I**!.

Sixth: The Security of it* Firet

therefore

this Week,

FOR LADIES,

Bankers aad Dealers in Coverntstat Kccarllies No. 6 Nassau

SIs ftr Out. ix

Nimtty-J?IX*

Per

Om.and accrued inttteit, ia Ten Per Cent, lea* thin that of the cheapest Six Per- Cent. Gold Bearing Bonds of the ucverqment. Tocbtb The United Stat

QovtnuvMt procitiei

half tha amount

road,and looks mainly to a email

the future traffic for r»

near

ntetnary

to build the entire

pereeklage

PAY—AT.

Firrn. Owing to thl* liberalproriiion.aecompioied with Extentive OrdMb

Public ZMII,by

which the Government foetera thia great na,y...tlonal entcrpri*e,

He encoeee IN

and

rendered

cortam

it$eontmgen'eiittafiHlyLAIMD

financial it

ALTOGETHER imfej

\endentilroad

MONTAGE FKMA*

amgte,

certain,

Collars,

Paper Cnffs, To Hatch

Tucked ., Paper Collars,

and their character fjr gaiety

and reliability i* equalled only by that of the obligation* of the 8opi nmuat j, Ssvxxrn. Tne net earning* ol the 6orilpitted portion are

ALREADY

Isrgtlg

IN txcmt

of the intereH

obligation* which the Company will incur on twice

-F

ithe dulance,and ate ateadliy inctaaatad, reu-i-dprlog tbe waftihi nijhl papnunt

AoeonUtlf/

IF-LW Jntertit

•xnarn. At the present of Oold {they pay nearly g% ftr Cent,rate

per annum, on Hie

amount inveated." The Bonds are laaoed in deoominaliou* «i S1,(*Q with eemi-abnnSl Gold Coupon* attacji*a*plyahle in New. York, and ace offered for the ^reietui^t 9

Sannary

er cent, and accrund interest (i currency) from J»t. Order* may be forwarded to u* dlrect.or thcuugh the principal Bank* and Banket* iu all ityit* ot the country.

Bei^lttancee may be made in drafta on New York, or in Legal Tender Note*, Natldna/ Bank Note*, or other fund* current in thl* city,"/id the Bond* will be forwarded to any addiw^y Kxprae*, free of charge. Inquirlea for (urther particular*, by mall or otherwiie, will receive punctual' attention.

I S A

Street, N. Y.

N. B.—Ail kind* ot Government flacnrltie* reoeived at the full market price in ezchngeJUr tlii above Bonds. Also,

W&*AU descriptions of'

Exchanged. mr

Govern

ment Securities kept constantly on hand, and. Bought, Sold

Gold Coin and 0. S. Coupons bott^gV', sold, and collected.

epc

on liberal terms,subject

to check

at Sight. W Collection* made throughout the eoantty. tBf Bliscellaneoua etook* and B«nde l.oujrtit and sold at the Stook Xxcbangeon oommifiiwi for cash.

Special attention GIVEN:

the Exchange of SEVEN-THIRTY KOTES of till

the Serries tor the

NEW FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of 18U5,on the MOFT reaMnittb/c term*.

mhlldwam

E A

-.-.•mi-*

W A

A LK

20(4 WATCHES, Patent Lever JCovemssite, full Jewelled, Hunting Ca*e«, Sterlias Silver, Beautifully kngraved ani in every ietpe«t

ct Sri Min

clae* Timer*, 'ir, beculu nt •ix'dolian each, being lee* than three-fourth* the cost of oiantifict&rlng. Tbe*e Watches are retailed by Jewtfle at from Vteo91S, the actual co«t to the matiuifceThrer being $» each. Xhi» atcikut Watches vfc« purchased at a Banltrnp: sa in London, and are now oflnn-dat such extremelyloV figure*, th.it all may po*S"*e a .rrect Time-keeper at a merely tfoaiinal sum- Xrery W«t-h warranted f^r years, partis* ordering them sebt Ijv inaii, must encloae 30 cent* extra to prep ij postage. Mo».fy ftitlOmii ina weil sealedletie maV besentat my rl-K.

Addresn all orders to MAKlIN myl4dwly Ais'tjit, N. y.

"ONE DOLLAft APIECE AtiOOD GOLD PEN and EBONY ItOLDtU

FOR O^NE DOLUIR! HanuCwtu,J Iff tlia AmerlcauGold 1'eu tiempany. These Pensare new being usei extensively thronghont the kail pro States, and ard warranted In each and evary caie. Parties pMrbaeirg who are nol satialittl can return them and recilva their money bacx. All orders must be aceompaLled with the t.a*h as we tend no Goods (J. ». D.

Address all orders to E. Al. CONBOB, Agant American Gold Pen Company, ,, ~k

Tbot- N-

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