Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 May 1867 — Page 4

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TKRRB-HAUTK, IND.

•^Thursday Morning, lay S8d» 1867

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^yjadT SBBBB HAUTE AK» nJMAKATOIjfc. •"•'An. AM^f-

:&ftSSi: I»3:::r3xprei..........v?..i(wi0'- *. ^"SjT LOUIB, ALTON AND TEBSB HAUTE. ST ^uv«. ,.?l£#6 a. Kxpree»[ ,„.iau.., 2:20 x. 'i.ifil" Xf a•tMn iMrtmnMiltHAtl ,^{4^ At t/ &eo p. M.

M...U.attocn Accommodation.. K,........~....Bxpress.M..

^'ffgVAKfeVtLLZ AND CBAWFOBMVILLE. *yJfTU: ^-bhuwi. •B £'. a Aoeommodation.-i...T. 4tw *. Mail :i......i '.^M P.

.. ROCg.YXXJ.B ZXXXSIOQX. UATI i.oy p. M.....

Yurniillion. P«rke.•.........v. .......... Puintim Ciuy Ovvtin Greene Sullivan

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TU-DAY'B AIIYIRTISEMJENTS

0 ntb'ng-tBart««0k Bannister. VnB ti—T« bii'y Hoa»6—P. 0. J^pp oiuon or L1c«n»e—J. B. Vanc%r* 2t»,i-.nal H-us—Jaceb Butz 4 Son. Cueijft sol for Divorce—NelSdnlk-Werce, Atty'i.

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EXAMINATIONS,—TEe Alafiual

y^y.'rwfuinHiions in the public schools of this J^Voity will commence on Monday next and Continue through the montji of Junft uw UBWH^^^ 'husinesa of pubHc tnteresV

f^ipfred irt the Circuit Court yesterdsy Frt-d Wagner, for passing a $20 counter •"•jWrbiti, inriTrmaTrTrained Iti^taUSffi", for hor^ersiealin^, Were arraigned, and their triaU iat for thii morning.

"We understand the German Tt^r-

«ner« have in preparation a grand PiC-Nic on the Fourth of July, at the new Fair Grounds, from which they expect to raise a Considerable sum to assist them in the erection of their new Hall.X- •& M*~ **.-'.**—

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GIRMAV THXATBK. At Concordia ji JIuV, to-night, Mad. Rohardine Otto, of St. Louis will make her fintf appearanc in this city, as "Fanohon, the Crickef •"grr mra-arfg. "Eidha, mh. Eberi

Dippri Bee and others will appear, making l^n excelleilt c^stl ^nd ji®orSng a •dramatic entertainment certain to please.

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ARTIEBTED—Last evening a man nam ed Lawrence, a Cleric in Cory & Man ccu-t's hardware Store, and woman .named Phillips, residing in the porthern part of the city \fere arrested, at the in stance of .the Grand-Jury and lodged in jail as the supposed parents and murderers of the 1 nfti^t Jfoulid in the river Tuesday.'

We have no further partieulars•aaiui mn. Mi ij I.Ail a served ihe National House hat been reopened—this time by Messrs Jacob and

George C. Butz, formerly of the Clailk House—men who understand their busi uess, and know no Buoh word as fail. The house has been renovated and refurnished throughout, with many additions for the comfort and convenience of guests. a**! -jj

EEVENTJE ASBSSSMZKTO.—The follow in uro the Revenue Assessments in the -7th District for the month of April: '^'Vtgn.

$4,127 30 134 80 if98 08 378 8T 70-77 224 11 1,176 95 54 51

6,665 30 36

I 4 4 9 78

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.".-^..$12,494 03

MATOB'B COTJBT.—A dark cloud hung abut the Mayor's Court yesterday, onus ed by the trial of the iollowing cases, the rti(S and witnesses all being the colorprTsuasion, and, we believe, ip. ^11 the dif. .jjKculiies women were in some way mixe^

Hp wiia the tanieAnd. S. Evans, for disturbing the peace, by fighting, was fined $2 00 and .•costs. r.

Bute vs. George Washington lliley, "SSSauTt'lTh TSmery Patridge^-^iffne ^and co=U $0 60. -g- -jj

Livius C. Scott, made affid&vit his life wws in danger from A. S. Stewart, but I the Court ''couldn't see it," and Stewart

Was discharged. Geo. Washington Riley then filed a complaint that his carcass was in danger from Emery Patridge, and asked the 'Major to put Patridge under bonds to keep the peace. The Mayor came to the sa» conclusion as in the preceding case,

tnd Riley had to foot a snug little bill of costs.

MCRDERKK ARKKSTBD !—Yesterday morning about one o'clock Sheriff Kizer arrested at the Stewart House, a man ..niHnied William Carver, who some three we=ks since shot and killed John Stewart, in Sullivan county, on the Wabash river, -about three miles from Palestine. The version as we have it, is that while out hunting with another man, the latter carrying a double-barreled gun, the two approached Stewart's house, and grossly insulted Stewart's wife. Stewart came up and telling~Carver he~was~drunl_ asked him mildly to go away and not trouble /his family. With that Carver reached to hu companion, took tho rifle and taking deliberate aim lodged the contents of both barrels in Stewart's breast, cftusing in.ftant death. He was not aarssted, and •Luce that time baa been hiding about un. til a day or two since he came to this City. ?he fact coming to the knowledge of 'Sheriff Kizer he ^as arrested in bed as above mentioned. Carver is a desperate xoan, and had about his person three ro^ volvers. Those who kuow him state he •would not have hesitated to use them if the arrest had been attempted in daylight.

He was lodged in jail, and the Sheriff of StriiiT«EF telegraphed-to-comeupand take the prisoner to that county for triaL Carver does not deny the shooting, but afftruu that it was dons aoti4«nl»Uy»^

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_J$r»ixo strong that tee unusually coT disagreeable weather we have experienced "for a time will soon^gTve" W4y W "gentle S{king,""with its "ethereal mildStess," notwithstanding the annexation at Russian America and the prediction of some scientific man that we are to have a cojd, Wet summer, occasioned by' Wuge- masses of ice breaking aw&Jrfrem their moorings atynit the north pole, and ^Q^ting sotiljhward to evaporate into cold, chilling va^ por».c We say our faith .is strong, that we are soon to have warm weather,'an4 hence desire to call attention of our read-n Jw of the maseulibe pefsuasionfco the well-assorbed stock of Spring 'infer goods just jreeeived at HXOT&C&<

BAI^NIBTSB'S Union Clothing Store P£ every style and texture, from beautiful new Austrian cloth to'the alKwool suits at th£ marvellously lotf priafe'of twenty dollats. Ttiese tWenty "dollar suits, w$aj%jg*lped are "the same as they sold last year at double that amounts Their stock is fall and complete in every department, and especially in the way of ready ufade? cloth

hig will "the tastes "and purses of "all be I Plttc«9

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CITY AND STATE ITEMS

the table.

The following report from the of Health was read and accepted .it

GiNTS:—Another year has just drawn ?nith®

As1 we have been so signally blessed in the feeble efforts made the past year, et us co"ue up to the work the etuuing year with renewed energy, feeing encouraged to believe that guod will of it.

remove every thin mm

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Council Proceedings.

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COUNCIL CHAMBER, May 21st, 186T. 1 Council met in regular session—His Honor, Mayor Cookerly, in the chair.

Councilmen present Messrs, Allen, Andrew?, Burnett, Chamberlain Dcr

of the kind from hia rilMHthMAMMMdl

woulS^^^^^df^ffisprlnkli aBout the pramhe«-grrrKln»ihtmtrriH^f to health. '^kji£y|, vai^te 6oal^ be purified with lime. Many privies. a|s in very geroifa^an offensive, an'd^many without

th street is a .matter that caUs

jwjTbkiy.

e"WeiafeTJot prepared to

say but that something should be done, *U «9iMto4 :r a ,-.7,. 7 «£f^ strg§t8 pould be graded and-grav, iftle^ it .,would.accomplish -much for the jhaaith of tiiat part of tbe citv.. it has" not beeu doae, we would advue.% .survey ofuUtsb section, and: if found practicable, have the streeete graded /«nd gravded.

8ll«5^fporrl JLe^ayette roadito^Tbird street, between cjinal and railroid, both be!i aw ie -year^-^JSJl

uft the 7ear»}' tion'&ll

afiUjst' Jft^pfcsgaljS fn'cet ley»,too. us to mea-

.11 otftr the city aTefo uacl6an 'condition, afijl^tould be

The success of this popular lirm is from I qf the hot months if oUtjoiW is in gpofl the fact that .they are enterprising mar-|SSBftary condition. FTIt Eyana poisonous chants, courteous dealers, and while ever that would generate cholera, on the qui vive for customers, fully com* prehend the duty they are under to that strange anomaly—'-the pnblic"—to 'nOt only please, but also to provide for ip many wants in as reasonable mannfer as possible. We re.er attention to their new advertisement this morning, and if' tbe

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W« h^t-ve heard mucjEfcioamplaint about dead anin}dls left in th«Btreet« and other

a^und|he

.ctty^.^grMLanN

1 noyttnea of tthe passer•byj Dead^ aogs,

accommodated, 'J dog^ cats^MickeflSf arfr •scat'^rTb«ir^BStoai departnwmt1?ta!/iwmnrge terea^Stt ove^' thd ciiyl JTBdlf removal, pf one of the best cutters they Jjaye^eVeHhsUould be" attended to at orxjOi Some had in their employ and.^ N ^J»®fl^ha»^be«i-«adv ^^7 2 fare'in the habit of removing such dead guaranteed. In their line ot piece goofterJ'animaiB clown near fche rfver," still in the the stock is full and varied and during] city limits this should be prohibited, the season additions of the new6$t padprns Aside from the qiielstion of cholera, we oUl, win

train of diseases incident to hut weather. Regardless'of the great benefits to health, let us have a clean city for the gratificaj-

tnan that of a dead carcase or a pool Of .4«j^ng jegetationof, ^ao., In conclusion we cannot speak in terms o£i too bigh.oommendation of your

reader would test the truth therein state^, iTh and of this item, we adyjse an early Tiijt jsfjjioh jo(ii adopted And enforced every to the Union Clothing Store, where the8]sanitary suggestion of "this Roarf for the truth will be made manifest. t&k. ,w '[Commissioner, for ms uritinng efforts lii seeding. and abating nuisances and

otherwis'6'Tasistiug this Board in matters pertaining to theiieatth of the city. Respectfully, «JS ji ,.JW. L. MAHANJ

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ling, Lawes, Minshall, McEeen, Spares fpart referring to statistics was accepted and Seeburger. ii v-I •rand'lTO*b#lant»ilfiid on the table?"*'"'i PETITIONS. JCD/Swls''' .ITOEALAHIIOTJB. 7* ..

A petition from Edward C. Eing" aski-

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ing permission to build a frame house op•.jS®teirt6f werefpreienttid and *accepted, part of lot 73 on North Fourth street, dd- Mr. Minshall presented the foHowing tween Main and Cherry streets. Laid on I ordip^nce in relation to the police force of

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A-petition.jfrom Sr.'H^:®aSBE,.13ft&ig that the city bonds now in his possession, amounting to $5,000, bff redeemed laid on the table.

A petition from Rufua H. Simpson, and forty-three others, asking that a cistern 2 1 S IV W W AM I W a W IV I at be located on Ninth street, near the Cfttn- I CouAcUrvhOa with tb^ iaypr, shall remaiu mexa- .. -J .L vi 1 berrdfimch Police'Board'for one year, and uiitii olicchurcn. Lsio on tne table. I I thttir successors are elected.

REPORTS. 1 Board to appoint, with the concurrence of the

Mr Dowlino- Chairman of fhn Srwwiiil Common Council, one Chiefof Night Police, and

yna,rn»an 01 tne special

numbel

Committee, appointed to revise the order] may {romTimc to tlme .determine, said Chief of ,. _j IT PoUoe to servb dui-ibg the pleasure of the proceedings ot the (JOuncUj nstolB of such Police Board, and to be removable 4t any report of same, which wa» adopted, f-j «ooh •m«mbw or

J. D. Bell, Chief of Fire Departmeni, members of the Police force as the PoUce Board

reported that be had sold two lmnd feet of old hose at fifty cents per ft also, the extra horse belonging to the partment to Mr. Barrick for $165, on months time. The report was accep and the Mayor instructed to draw up the note for the same.

Mayor.*f said City, any person discovered in th6 afct of violating any Of the Ordinances of said City, or penal laws of the State of Indiana. And in all things the Policemen shall~be subject, and strictly conform (o the orders of the Chief of Police. 8*0.'8 'All persona Appointed under this- Ordi^

Jb0.0m. OincUC \S^^&^4StSS£ShXi ctv OF IU™ vi feAttsffiisaa May Zl, loo7. I t'o support the Constitution of tha United States,

Constitutionof

„, 1 ,T I to discharge faithfully.and honestly all the duties to a clos6j and we ieel under renowjBd^opr appertaining to their office.. ligation to the Great Giver"o? all'goodl The Police .Board shall have power to for the manybtasing* as a City. Whilst the cry of sickness and I the exigenciefot the circumstances makidg Buch death, want and threatened Starvation, additional Police force necessary, may require, has been heard in many parts oft he 0oun4

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ry of any city. 'bbsfcd'uiSreaseof the Police force. When we rendered our annual report Stcr.'y. Th^ piiy of tha chief of Police and of the one yearsince, you will remember the I

whole country was panio-stricken in dread I asc. S. A,110rdinances and parts of Ordinances of cholera. We Stated in that report coming in conflict with this Ordinance, are herethat we hoped by rigid sanitary ret ulai

tion, to escape. Through the mercy of immediate taking effect of this Ordinance, therePr.v dsnce and a strict observance of fore the same shall takeafiect, and be in force from anlary orders, we did escape. We have not only escaped cholera, but we havd I

gone through the entire year without th^

usual viditauona of contagious and tnfectious diseases, viz Small pox, (not' a

and spring, but we believe, it has subside ed, as we have heard but little,,of it recently.

It is generally acknowledged by the medical fraternity, that.the fevers with which they h.td to contend last year, were of milder form than usual, being chiufiy of remitting and intermitting type, and consequently mor^ easily controlled.

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the Stateof Indiana,and

such special Policemen shall in no case be ap-

try, we have been bountrfully supplied ab^id it become^Arabia to continue such spe^ili with all the necessaries of lite, and a de Police fqree fotp. longer period than three.days, gree of health rarely known in thehisto- the PoUce Board shall oall the Council to-

1 gsthur, and require their concurrence in the pro-

cleterm'n0^ by t'ia

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rjiL°„„ St0. 9. Whereas an emergency exists for the

Common

Mayor then appointed 'the Stands-

CommiUee a8 follow

-'Finance—McEeen,Dowliigt

single case having been reported during Elections—Dowlin^, Minshall Burnet tie year) diptheria, soarlatina, measlfesi j- Fees and Salariea^—Minshall, McKeen, &c, &o. Whopping cough.'prevailed-to a limited extent, during the past wiotej F^Bting-r-Spatks, Andrews, Chamber* ... Iain.

Minshall

Streets iipd Bridges—Allen, Chamber* lain, Sparks. Fire Department Lawes, Sparks. Chamberlain.

Accounts and Claims—..Burnett, Downing, Andrews. Cetnetety Chamberlain, Allen, Seeburger.

Gas—Andrews, Burnett, Dowling. ^J4arketp0rySeeburgeE^| Chamberlain,

Tb? Council then went into an election for a Police Board, which resulted in the election of Messrs. Allen, Andrews and

comevt *i» From all past experience, all must be convinced that the health .of the people 1 Minshall, with the Mayor. depends muoh upon the cleanliness o^ Mn Dowling presented an Ordinance tiieir premises, habit?, diet, &c. therefor^ jn

relftt,jon

w© cannot urge tuem too strongly to theit duty, fh matters of such vital miportanci I ^,Due" next meeting. .... to each and every citisen.

Tbat the sanitary regulations adopt* and put into active operation lastsummer, contributed greatly to the healthful condition of the city, none can doubt for a moment. You will recollect in our report last spring, we recommended th^

sanitary rule, the result of which, was to '"T i.* .. r. almost entirely exclude disease from them. IBurnett moved to reconsider the whilst the suburbs not being graded, gravl vtte on the report of Mr. Bailey, Civil eled, or otherwise protected trom decom- Engineer, and the aves and nofs called, posing animal and vegetable matter, suf- i... tered fifty per cent, more .jjity" crowded wards. d&it«r allowing sundry bijls, the Coun-

Thus far the Spring has been fr. jrorable to health, having had very, littie warm weather, but the titMj has'MoHie when we will have hot days and damp nights, and when they do oome, just that sure will sickness follow, if Our city re? main in its present unclean conditio^'.'': It is, therefore, all important that there -he an immediate cleaning up. JU1. daoom posing animal and vegetable should be removed outside its, without delay.

Let it-be the duty of each indirid«^to

to contracts, which was -n.

The Council then went into an election of-'the Officers in accordance with Ordixj&u ce.,j ••. .-•*

Wm.TBarrick was elected Street Com-, missioa^r. J. D. Bell was elected Chief of the

grading and graveling of nearly all the streets and alleys in the most densely. po^K I J!»re ueparttnent ulated parts of the city, and owing~to th4 riia®r|. Bell, Wood and Ball Were elected lact that so many people wore crowded [as the Board of Health. together in small apartments, where many of their premises become fllth^unavoidably, having no convenient *ay of-|is-

L. F. Muzzy was elected City Attor*

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posing ot tlieir waste. In these parts" ef The election of City Engineer waspostihe city we instituted a more vigorous I

xrih adjourned...

6. F. COOKERLY,

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-I^BLTTEST: W. HASTES, Clerk.

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."The new Turner's Hall is to be

erected this season, near the eastern rnais

Unbolted flour, at O. I.. Rip. [22-dtf

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In Hia glory of Spring1* SipJtftym to djNU ia J«st .bright badi had Mtwil fioven,

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Now the \rild bird trills hia lajr ef lor*, XaffiMsds tkrao^hthaira*i And the (raw will ipriog o'er h«r lowly bad, AbA

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Bat Oh mourn not, ye sorrowing friendi, pon* where joy and p«aoa oa'er and*,' &oae to* that land with beauty rill, Where liwa for aye tb* Traa of Life,

Forggt got/tliSn her parting admoidtita: Did she not point (hae to tha Ormt Phgmoim Oh seek him now in thii dark hosr of naad. And thou 'wilt Sad thara's balmlajaUaad-j-^AJ'SBaU iubVflla. /'Jl

A»t^a£i(^a pitirkaga^ o'erf **»$ May yon all meet heron the shining Bhora TherMttiyyoi iweatly ttine jronr ftUil 'ksi), There you will meet—yes, nevermor* to part, dwell foreTwr with't|^.Iord.

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iiorqo ir.. Board of Health. "MT:" fi&iley, Civil Engineer, submitted his annual report, and after discussion the

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OBi)INANCE-

In Relation to the Palict Force of the CUij of Tare Haute. SECTION1. Be it ordained by the Common Connoi£6f.the City of Terfe Haut«, that at theflrsf annual maotlng after the election in May of each year, there shall- be elected by said Council, a PolicS Board, consiating of three members of said

I"- That it shall be the duty of said Police

^of Policemen as the Commpn CouncU

.1 mayidatail for that pnrpose, shall constitute the

I Cay PoUca of. the City,, and the Chief of Police, andallotherPpliaemen, shall constitutetheNighx lrPoliee foroa of the City.

SEO.4. The members of the Police force during thett (hours of service, shall keep strict wutch withI in and throughout their respective districts or 1/betats, observe the eonduct of all suspicious pe» 1 sous, suppress all disturbances, riots and unlawful assemblages, and arrest and bring before the.

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TEBBK HACT*, May 19,1867:'

CITY AJPFikXRid.Q

PARIS EXPS^TION.—Among the manjr specimens of American art and eaterprisa now on exhibition at Paris, a magnificent patent Cycloid Piano is attraoting gnat a tt ten tion. Although this instrument is naturally classed with the Square Pianos yet such is the power and beauty of ito tone that it is pronounoed by all eonnoisseurs a grand piano. We learn that several fine instruments of this class are shortly expected to arrive at Kissaer's Palace o£ Music.

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TUELL, RIPLXY A Co.—Are reviving daily the latest novelties from their buyer, who is now in New York, making their second purchase of stock.

Among the Many1 new things the foV lowing are received, and were bought at the present prevailing low prices.

Beautiful Parasols, Sun Shades and Sun- Umbrellas in all colors. Handsome Bugle Gimps and Bugle Fringes for dress trimmings.

and colors. Danton and Alexandre Kids. Spring colors, i, *, 5

White and delioate colon Kids in ail sires, for parties, only $1,2$ per pair. Rich Embroidered Orenadines---BeaU-ties.

All colors, Plain Grenadines. Gro De Amerique Silks—Elegant. Ctao Dp Afrique SiBa. Gro De Rhine Silks, all widths. Polka Foulard Silks The Dress Goods department presents many attractions. Look in early "things airi moving." [23-d3t.

THDRSDAT, MAT 23j, 1867.—Marseilles Trimmings for Children's Dresses, it choice, assortment just received and for sale by BLACK, SAXTOXT A WALMILIT, dlt 1111

cares, when they ean buy first class Family Groceries, at C. I. Ripley's. [22-dtf

19* J. & 13. W. Koss have received those fine Chamber Sets also, a good stock of common Furniture bought sine? the tumble in prices. How ir Ihe tim6 for bargains, either wholesale or retail [dlw.

STRAYED OK STOLEN.—A Newfoundland dog, about one year old, color, black aAd white bsa on a- leather collar with brass mountings. A liberal reward wilf be paid to any one that will return hik|. [22-diw A. NIFRCBT.

HAIR DEEMING.—Miss Mollie J. Colas man, south-west corner of 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 latea^ and most approved styles. Will cleanse^ renovate and make over any of the above named articles, at the shorteat notice.— The highest price paid for hair. Also, for sale, Hair Restorative and Liquid Opal.She solicits patronage, trusting that ex peine rice, a thorough knowledge of the business, and an earnest desire to please wil I ensure success. [23-dlm. '•or*,*

Fos SALE CHEAP.—A -neat eottage house and lot, finest location in the city.— Apply on t^e premises, No. 43 South Seventh Street. V'. dlw

RKMOYAL—U. S. COLLXCTOK'SOIHCK —The office of the Collector of the United States Revenue for the 7th District, has been removed to the new building of Messrs. Kauffman it Kizer, up-stairs, cor. ner of Main and Seventh streets, opposite the Torre Haute House.

J. I. AUXABBKR,

May 22,-tjI. Collector.

Nzw AND HAHSSOKC CLOAK TKIMMIVOS.—We have on tha way, and will open in a few days some entirely new Trimmings. TCTMIATT Co. dtf

V&* Sweet Potato Planta,, CablMge Plants and Tomato-Plants, it C. I. Sip*ley's. [X3-dtf

BIDDING PLANTS.—We have atill a fine lot of young, healthy bedding plants on band also Rosea in quantity. Oall and see us. »Hnn Siw. d4twlfe-r««-^tsk»fi

FTABTT-Fnr* DOLLAM WILL BUT ntx BKST KTDINO CULTITAVOB nr m—Gto and see it at once. Every Machine warranted. For sale by John Soott A Son, at the wigwam on Main Street. dw2w

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MXDICAL ADVIOB.—Bead

Whittier's advertisement in another qolapiiM4wltMNlf.

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STOVES TIWWA*E cheaper than ever ^.'^W^iore

House Guttering dome on short notioi and satisfaction gt^maftMd. ,, a 'Hay*20-1%:'" y-v'? .** io

imrJl ^ybkr#infiu-the^ moneys

You will find them where tha street sprinkler is piid.

ltd Frendh Lime,

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Main Street.

Hartsock & Bannister infort&ttesit1

customers through their new advertise^ ment this morning, of an entire new stock of Spring and Summer piece Goods and Clothing. This. House is determined tO keep tip with the times both in style and price. [33-d3t

werhmeit Potato Plants atj Wii^Ufc Ws, .^Msjo Jtmb

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site the Post-office.

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large ^toc^.iiCfi^.iBprMjry. -.i twit. A Sroa Baoa^

Ton

^-Sohool open fr«»: 9 .to. i*"*. from 216 5 o'cio^«%- Night asMioi

dtf, A.

GABVUT,

and

BoGMns,-US- MwUfgi

Flour at H^^'ljlowliag

-liV -. tt^^S

Cabbage and Tomato Plants, sA

Sottiitttft'

mrx**

Skirtsand just reosiv^.^

E. B. dtf

and lai^gest- assorti

menf of White Shirts in jUiis dty^iil Jo&iraT04r& 81 Main

S".

Eitfcr»K

~nr

Fins White^hirts at Johnston

Miller,| for one dollar and fifty c«tits. [dtft

We are selling all Wool Cassi^

mere. Suits, well gotten' up, fortha as tonishingly fa flbUars. 'JO&itoTo$ & MlELKft, 81 Main street

uiijo-bmwi

[dtf,,

IV Good Kentucky-Jeans Pants ar^ selling at .^pbn^on & Miller's, No'. S^ Main street, for the smalt sum of two doll lars andtffty cents. [dtf

American. Corsets, at A. Kippert A Go't. dtf.

rdtf

New stock of Parasols andSuo IC1TATE OF S^es^reoeived. O corarr. ss. dtf COBKXUUS & HAOOBBTT.

WWe Ant 'closiolf outJour ^leldid aseoftuiuut ef WMte Shirts MgardkM of aad flia* "1" affldatit of a cost. ^i--i JoiirkTOB A MttXBB,

fi»-

bi I

W Knr styleDress eltias revived daily, at (W

Ill

19" Kew' a»le Dt-eas 6%fk^umt, at A Nippert & Co's. *2

SILVKB FLATB^—Sugtu: Sifters Spoon Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Bask* ets, Ruby Q-lass fitnqr deooratoi, 'plain and medallion Bo^det ^^IdKt, Ax* a J«BK S. FiuhAir's.

•is£jM

SI fWrf

'skate Sprouts ^aV*

Ii. Beig^ aOuth Ml btthstreet situ

versalist Church oontemplate. holding a Strawberry Festival at Dowling Hsill On Toesdayevening, June llthyat wMfth time i. toipetb enMrtsltaMatiiifi be pre*

hilii

NEW^TTDIURAWS^TO GIFT RFT^RU

buy your clothing at Srlanger's. Iksj are constantly raoaiving new styles and asUgooda^H^af than ,any o«Mr hp»4 in town. dtf

Brink

***Hortk

ema I4

'g 3T JC A J. £1

yMht t.

#T ---.JIM '.i nA.ir.'t

Ban.—TWO hrtr* rooms, in

jl.'.y 3*

TariiO yaM I .t tv.ini fcrs»m

tt'J ...yi,--

'antdihm,

MafM—Wgl, lalii yeift tewkituildina 4M» »«h *94

twj

I^sf'UMsM th4 If

vMF^Fnsh sMival of Choice Tien at

'tt

tt d0

ii:tioiU-as *l irMliM

of June. aj

agreeable and entertain ing»»Prof: fier S«*Mki^as '|in%\^nseh^!i2fdBxSlbit

ofwlych ^lona.Vrlllbe. .woriKlbe pTVEe^of

-admissioiw

cenes a S|aaafaro3r

Pnncipal.

*i^si. S&-:!ac>') ijiiA "l. ifcs»jr» xvmw eiiiiw odj .itiur Loex.—-A ladies'reaadgold) lu«aa(]u about tile siae" if wittr W blick jet cross on^Mft Tkit Tuesday ioiorhiSi' betwen J. OshWs dbtifeotfOtterystore. jpfl epraer of finder will lp liberally reward«d.by .leavat Hendricks & Fellenser's China- Store. dim •qfijl ",ij

lidsall' i^5o. have recfiinad^na^

Vwhok»?M).

s, JNO 56 West Main 4tI

•0Gqo$ n«4j made. S^irto forvjonlj one dollar, at.Kddle's, 161 Strict.

•'Main

g0T* Street Potatoe and Cabbage Bant| of the finest quality, at Ray Bailey's.

Baiiey'SjOn fourth ?tfp€it. ^t7sd«-

RiJt^o'S rec^ivi^a nice

,^tn^ of Qqnts'.FjirAishing. Goodf ,now--Shirts, Hose, Collan,Handkerehiefs Ties &C., Aje:, and are ^very cheap too. 151|

Oiu

7,^adfr|^r)^ 8i^ipember*

1V9ibti^1

^fia^

«t Biegjer's store, adjoining. th$ Kati^nal Housa wt 7tb iBtreW( Ti»n al wayS'be -fbund •fllr^yt

^1^13' 'and

gether with Garden 8e^ds»- ofi aU desarip-» tions^ &x>.\ tfc. {7dtf

*-1mr GWto E. R-l '^right'« Cd's fdr 1k* dm^^4h^matp ^rioHitf-'

Newstyles^in1 "Bilk Sacqd&f'ai

-. .rescriptio^a,depar^nent of Jl

kf?i tfeivis' Drug sind Cheraicalj3toi-e is' Under the care of ah ^xpe^iehbed PaV+ ibac&^tis|/^4pr^^iwonis^n be fillM iWtfi accuracy itf ijll houi^of 'tie day br

at Boots %n4 shoes of

.tod .dMcriptionH,and,at fair F. beMW^s^o Jjtifri. street, Tefra «i Mli -i 'iS.

KI.I

dttl

50 ..

A fine assortment of Jackonett and E£nngs'itid insertingii kt Nippert 'f w*. ''w.

F0* SAX.S.—The ^undersigned wishing hrif'

J-

I to engaee in hrisfness in the Westj offers jfor sale ul his livwr^ stcck in the City Livery and jrwith the noe^vired teninof lease

hisli islivsary stcck i^ the rraine and Sale Stabl^oto^istfael

Tfaote wirinng to engagQ in the abort I (business cam get bargain,aSthe location :kt Uiebestin ihe State' and iiow dois city.

the best business in-the city. For fuf tpartksolararapply onthebromises. idtfr.i T. W. HOWARD

1867.

LL.

»\:«.

FOB' SAL*.—We will sell, on reasonable terms, the restaurant and fixtures kapwn as the "Estrelia Restaurant^1' on Main street. A good chance for an etfterprisihg man HOLKLSIXB & SBXMAK. 18-d^f.J

dtf.

We learn the ladiee of the XTjiif

Promises.

WjWAPVERTlSEWieWTS

'e'so, isDtc^.

IfATIOHAlF

rHCfTTSE,

'boa. BiXTfr^AND Kai :^»^vttAtr^E,: ipsrp

'Atel lUTI ft SOar.. ....Proprietors.

•his Bpna^has b«s^. t|tprongli^. pef^cnlsbed. l'a li

p^ticA^io^ foi L. ,13|e aadarplgaed hereby sdva noiice that ha if ill apply to tha Oo'unty.Opmpiitsloners at thefr regtkiarSMsIon in June for tioe)ise to'salt apirttuoBsand intoxicating liquor* id las than .0 fuart ata tiuia, for the apaoa of one year.—-

Anew assortment of Fren and I Tb* premisee on which said liquors are to be Mid are looted oiroofner of'6th and Sim streets, Lot No. 68 Sibley.'* Addition, in TatraHsala: ia

Harrison Township, ia Vigo county, In dii J. B. fa

ny23dltw3t fiKOK.

INDIANA, VIGO

CoikmAn Bleu Oourt. Aug,-

Wt Tarm,'lfl67.

Jksm«4.,4ssftpft n. it. Complaint for Ilyorce. Jdhn H. Atxton.

Ohthb day, to-wlt: the ilst'day bf TSafi A. D.. ISIS, oetaMS the Plaintiff, by Kelson .Picrcey her her cumplajut herpin also, disinterested person, showing that the Defendant is a non-residont of the State

tad'a6"

io toXwS awn a^reef Notice therefore, hereby glren to the said De.

fendaDt'df^he iflltng and feodssoy of tbb^pro eaeding, and.that tha same will, be^aa^ and|deter. 0OV« I mined at tbe next Term of our said Court, com.

Jt I ssanoin* on the third Monday of Angntt, next, A.

Attsst:. BUFUS tt SIMPSON,. M«y88dltw3t-Prs.fee 83,00. Cleik.

I A I O N O

OlBSSB.—The undersigned hereby gires no--tlcttthat be irill apply to thaCouBty JComn. tsslonara at their regnlar eeenlon in June, or licence to aell spiritnous anil intoxicating liquors ia leaa than a quart at a ti^e, for the space or one -year* The premises on whibh said liquors are io be sold are located on out-lot lfo.72, s..nth part of the city, between tbeVincennea and Carlisle Boads I in Terre Hante, la Harrison Township, in Vigo covnty, Indiana. raJCIMCBiCK AKLXTH. mylSdltwSt

TITTMAN, MECHANICIAN:

ITe. 301 Mala Street, ketweea 8th ftk Bts^ Terre Haute, Ind. VOMUMD DaAwiie* BaaT&n KZIOVTSO. Sawing Machine* and other Light Machinery repairidto gire satisfaction. Breach-Loading 8oat Guns after the celebrated branch Pattarn, •ads fnm never old maUrial. aay #dly

"VTBWHA^NESS ESTABLISH. Xl MB NT.

BYANlk BAL^, ib'ifiM MnUtL ene Beer tsst of Bratdtinap's °llrerT MBHei niTite all who want JfiBe Himefeo, taea&tosi shiass before purchasing eleawhrre, as they lataad making.the B#st and, Latest Styles of Harafeain thactty, and'of the bast material th. lean 4M h*d. All work warranted td gi«« sctisfac:v.3l= .1 t5«u :t b-?.ssyMdtt.-.-rrr-

BALL,

'Me wad Sign Painters.

All usdats l»rt at their (hep, on Seaond Street, next door to th* Stewart House, will be promptly attended to. graining «f qaeqqteA lathe hast stl*u

Hanging', myI4dl«,

NOT1CK

I ^A*W7K Ac LUK LKate ssaaristsl theawslrse together (a thaprac-

5f^siwSr,sS(F««-.w«

ILSalcea^iMlMftACMt. dti lsshMaoMe*t«*eta. »Pr4d8m. I Ittt' i'k 'L j, ,-

I a

»-,•- jy-,:-' t-

A O

j,,.. 4«fw8.—ii out

*e SiiASf "rmrm I rrirtoi «»%.

^Ifcr I ft ./"I

I to •nwth Mslsa td buUs-lo •all tlteDttl~CwitflI OOMOV Snss..

east iron machine, Tor Clrcolanw^

... ,t

'da^at^aj drf

5 T^eiiSes iv,

WANTBD-«TO «EJfT-^By a •M,t {knMki#* payiat teant, a d««l flag hu«M. ,Mdr«»t Foal Oflko Box S39. UiUs

WANtKD.-^OLD fROff. TV highest price paid for all old aci

ap23dlf

troat at Say &>fiaileyfe

bViVVU the aicee of. one waek and four years.

the ages of ,one waek and four years,

that are enff.-ting ft-ota VaTS: Diarrhea or Dya-n-ta yrUi*#^.GUro-J(A,ff'MKiUirG SYKrp. It is only 25 e*nta.«-bottIa. For ta'e 'j alt *pr2d:"tt.

JibX°

.-•liltlL- -b"

TOlR SAInE.

XpOR SALE—Carriage for 8200. A OS^^Flitnily Oarria)rt,' Kockavay pattein, ia flsat rst* r«.pair—foeial«at,X.-J. W(4eh'*0airriag^ Kaotorj.... ,, my22dlw w2t

QR jSAJLE-T-A house atad several tnlMt' lots,'in Chase's Addition, northMksf df the Pnloti ©*pot. The Hotf*a~fair four SoomSi'tot«^l«e*i Pantry, a good Cellar, Stiblo and .Wpodfhed, C^tarn and Pump, and a good WJefl, ainn goo'd repair. rhe'boiidlig lot»iH» strrould«d by fin* «h*ds tree*, and. Mm» ot tkea sis fun of Is* fntit* bavlogjtraes, T. N1PPFRT. "idlddtf' tall at tbe Terra Han-eBouw.

Tj^OR SALE —Qnite a number of JJ -nftw Bhlldiog Lota (70byHS fast), aodth of tha., eitjr. near tha Dean Addition, west of tha Oanal. Three lot« will be sold low. Reasonable tliile given to those who will build on than. i-.-.o. .VIPPIBT, .. mlCdtr. Oall at tba Terra Hante Housa.•

Ibdf or six persons, era style. Inqnira atC. O. SMITH GOV Stots

S,®f3*

t: 1 at. ii' ili.ft n.tr W ..

tfO£"&AXfi-3L GOOD ^BRICK J? Dwelling Bnnse, large Lot, sltnatedou Oak S'tast," between Sixth and Sevrntli. For (arms apply to l'KISTON HCBSET, J^B!yl3d2w At National State Banc.

OK SALE.—The Briek Build

ing on Third street, half square north of Main, now ooeuptod by lr» GrOTer. for farther, information, apply to D. W. MINSHALL, 17dtf At First National Bank,

OR SALE—BOABDINQ HOUSE and, Wagon Tard,—I will sail on reasonable tcnurmf Joardlng Upnse and Wagon Yard, situated on tha. ooraer of First and Poplar streets, opposite Thompson's Hill. Inquire at Co* Jt Son's, or on the premise*. apr!2dtf OsA^UGS BELL.

SAIJB: OFC

T?OB SAL E—A 8PLEJNDID !f BUILDtNO LOT acntalning three acres, sltu-i ated on Sonth Sixth' Street, weat side. Also

U3I AND LOTon lagle Street, between fiUth and SeVedth, south sile. Barlyjpoeeeeion given. mhl2dtf I^nqnire of J. GtJLlCK.

17* OR SALEL-r-A Neat Co Jj House, on Sonth Kfhth Stroat. Cistern. Bart, andfchoice Frtit oo the at '•The litst HaMoasFltok.

fRLU AM) aiWIR

Sf«cS .*• ,n tali •TTO'iaA .f! ,it

4S_TJ8SL-

TJOWIjINO

l.jrM?*!*

I'ifl

LOTH

Ja JU

HARTSOCK & JURlIfflBI

Hare jnst received a B*antiful Line of

S^atngr and^Summei^ OASSIMERES! '-Hnef freneh Coattigs!

Plain jmd Vancy Colors for

iW*t

fe"9

If you'w^Di"1the' KA'f^V^?Si^£iaul'the BEST fiT, call at „f

ISTo.79 Maiff St.

ilrf ar Laif|a Stock of

MEN AMD BOYS WEAR

Linnen Dusters, •^Jjtnnen Business Coats,

Linnen Pants,

IK I Linnen Vests I

Than Good* are eold at LOW VIGCJBIS to OA8H POROHASBBS I H. Sc B?

pKUSSING'S

PURE CIDEft VIi\j&CSAIl!

ASK BOB

Pnniiigs' Pure tSder Vinegar, GESKN BRAND.

It is Strot and Palatable, WaaSAiirts Pvac, ID TC awarded at the U. S. Fair, at the

AND TO PRESERVE PiCKLES. awarded at

lulnoi* State Fair and the Cbioago Oity fair. ChiOftCD Largeet Works of the. kind, in,the Unlted'Statee. Kstabltshed la Twmtf Barrels ptrdaf,

One Bmttdred amd

CHABLKg «. S* FRUBSim

889 4c S41htatx srBjfrr. CHICAGO.

mhSdSm

fALSE WHISKER

ABB

MOU8TACH E. A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OT FALSE U9US. TA'.H 9 AKl WHISBKBS, of Frajach manufacture, so pnrfeot they »Dnot b» detected from the gaanine, wiil ba eant, poet paid by Mail to any addross. Oraat atteoHo* is p^it la thamaatzfiactBre or these articles by one ef the best artists in Paris, M. L. Foacae, wha is tba beet manufacturer In Europe. Moustaches, fl,M^ Side Whiskers, S3,00 Full Beard, 99,00. Addreaa U. BOitB,

GEO.

,:co SB

Auant, N f.,

maylSdwly '.Sole A'gent for United States.

QIT3C BILL POSTER

«»t'

RBCT8NIDER.

Programme* and Circulars dittribuied in ffOOD STTliW aflT All erden leit at Oowling flail, or at the Stinting Oflasa, will bo pmsntiy.sttasded MjsHk aa aiaestamd dtepateh, nMtf »c» esse 4 Jf en -m JNsww t-ewnt-t-•at

HALbl3»q

WedaesSar ErsMab W noi.

to.

Hisiew .FeUrv*ei«*a8W»r sfikA

Wtkelutensm^^S

Ki!

-U» rS-aiii »itt itrtvi

y'j&UiyjiLiZJ'J'grs

RBNTi-A good

Brick House, with six roofbs, and all modern eoVvsnience*, Situated in Jewett'i addition, throe square* directly east of the BIcKlnond Ballroad Shop. lMqaira of HKNBT'BEESB, ftl998* Oh the Premise*.

Cottagd Good well,

r9gi»sL

kitchen and cellar I8x2e and a pa tlra learth of the 'HoUee new. A1

t*. beside a nSvar fUling Weit of watery and other appurtenancee. c-ituated on North Third street, sonth of the T. H. l'A„ freight House. Xnqure On tha premises•» -^4J43m] P. BTBNB, Prop'r.

NEW ApV ERTl«EME"iT« —.1 UlHI .M

iti

W ta|NMtsl thabeSN •wntsaa irMM f«wto» bafota.Har M^atyQjmaTjaiorjyn^

:...-Xniae,

scrap Iron

er tkettstaeX"'

»i .t,-w aiMliA

With splendid fTiiSli illM niH tMlllaiSSSllli. trodretag tba

HallofStatueby Xoonligbt^

Wilt be la atlesdaoo*, and. the sssslids wUh sararal beantlfal''

ed by tha Ladies of the City.

***01 M*m.

The Terre.Haute Gtlee OhA^ ".W -,i

Doors open at 7, curtain riaes at 8 o'clock. Admission 50 cento. No Reserved Seats. Tickets for sale at 1

it^^al^laf|s.

DRY GOODS.

,1 ft)*!

•it.isr.'

tiiaSL

MAY 20th, 1887.

We are now giving our patroaai

Rare

IBM-I I

-^-1—

'S.

STAPLE DRY GOQDS!

•»i -«4J fi.'

kiM»

JfS«.

,4,

r-i

2 «JSJ 1! .cifcfr,/ Annexed are the prices of a few leading articles. It will be perceived on inspection and comparison that they aoe Lewu than have yet been offered in thie inariraT ..i

Studard Weigbt 4-4 Bfowli

Heavy 4-4

Mnsl!a.wets.

BTAWH MMIIII,

18 Cts.

fiood Pine 4-4 Ble*cked Mnlis,MtsU N S re

I 'HP-

1S1-2 and Iff Cents!

These are bona fidSs. prices, as a visit to our Store will demonstrate.

BLAGttf

ATT0N 4 WALMBWr. Ill Hate Street. MAY 15th, 1867

.' Jt

sUtt 5»«

't .jgjjgsc_::,:^

•di

THIS 8DHMBS DKHSMMR

FTBCEIYBD ATF*^» -.-a'itsd fl»i j*ji4

•-ciiB ii

TOLL, ROW 11|0.

ISJJ'tte tWptUM'yrS Sl^MfiS J1—'"*'

uf iot bit

r* S I.'l 'i~' -i a't *sit (i.tuull -xcyiti jiti iixfi yiU

PLAIN GRENADINES •j' »T"»: aJw i) iirs ,) I

t, mVji \Ht &Aj*

-TTO w,

W W O Q}. W

fe' S S

ftm tig j*Set»Jv»JSB#* i'-ml tmait *"£1 v» tt i..it e# f. J#, stbiiAi «"j. *1 .••?»t .tssy rtSi f-tt a tK'iin iKtfl i-frv*. i- i.

t* t*

69 .vtt, 5- if!-

a 2 "s at W I J"* r.i lK

Jt of

toll

^g,tm u4, Jbi g,« w* s^ivb JJ S Mw)

«irai

E E S

...» JmIsn

O W W

Suits!

a 90

& 5 at -8 •.

.'JJ

ft O jn

IJ»1#

~iu3 »td

Muslins and Organdies

BiAVTmrt STTTB#-'

8-4 Crepes for Shawls!

r* BLAOK,

6tIJ o»

WHTTB

AKB

BLVK» .* t^ Ir,

White d^a^TuT^: White Swiss,

White Nainsdofil,

SATIN STRIPE ORGANDIES, *••4

.** jklf tla

Cora Color'd Alpacca,

White Alpacca.

Large Stock of Hosiery,

FOR MISSES AND LADIES. 7** '4J

*'t-

n«

*t n. v- .T wlHat i.

•nn.fl a m'nit "-n ?3 e" -»V U' lJf ,*•...!(! MJO,!®!!1 .. .«isi lju.-.-ajtea.o^r'

2 f,.,.

-i^ *3

Bleached Muslin

85 Cents

aw6rt«

BETTER THAN *5 ji!

HILL.

wdiitolT

AN ELKQANT ASSORT

/•1 s", ib .v iflh' I tt

of every kindrot

'•:I

itJ sIiHStt hTMfte&ctf

DRY^GOODS

.HOOivi'"

TlJELL, RIPLEY A CQJS,

Great Dry Goods Emporium, COB. 5TH MAIN STUKTB,

/R,

Terre £la.ute, Ind.

XpAJRMERS NOTICE.— Jt? opened tha W^rahouM Cusaarly aocuplrd by H. B. Smith, on the Ctoa( and win always pay th* highest caehjjfiffk tor

Cera, Oats and Wheat. If yon think it to your adrantage to potronlze us, wa will be glad tehare your trade.

Oall andaeane^ «. ssarehSSdSm .«

».*f!Tf

smfZBB 4 MILTON.