Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 May 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY ^EXPRESS.

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Friday Morula*, M»y tttte 1862

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B* HAUTE ASD INDIA*

TO-DAY'S ADVBETISEMBNTS

Sraslve Soip—Colgate Co., New York.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

fgg' A new evening paper is to be commenced at Indianapolis next week.

g^-The Sheriff of. Sullivan came up yt erday and took charge of Mr. Carver, the murderer, whose arret was mentioned in yesterday's isaue.

Yankee Kobinaon's big show ex

hibits at Rockville to-morrow. V^n Amburg's menagerie visits the same place on •"•"••he Saturday fallowing.

j.'

During the past two weeks there

have been from ten to twenty-two prisoners in .the county jail. Last evening there were seventeen—five of them women. iswv-

Policjc.—The

br.ve selected the following gentlemen as member of the police force: Allen Alloway, Chief of Police.A ssist

ant Policemen, A. J. Bobinson, Thomas Stewart and Wm. Van Brunt.! .TI Day Polios—James O'Mara and Joseph ••""ihmland.

tSFQ"* of the Cincinnati papers tells the editor of the Western Advocate that bin funeral and wedding fees amounted .to jieur $400 a year, the funeral being mure than the wedding. In some instan oes he has received as high as $40 for attending a service. It is a recent thing for church members and others to consid er compensation a feature of the said service. .o-,».w

The Mayor's docket furnished the

fallowing items yesterday: Laura Smith, on charge of intoxication paid fine and coBts amounting to $7,35.

Ann Taylor, "had a wee bit of a fight,', 'Vas fined and coBted to the aame amount, i. was impecunious, and went to jail to aboard it out at fifty cents a day.

Adam Sweitcer, was found drank and disorderly, which cost him $7,10.

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,

in cession at Indianapolis, this week, adjourned "Wednesday eveningi W. Edwards, Esq., and H. D. Scott w.ere in attendance from this city. Among the prominent men of the State in attendance Vera .Gov. Morton, Hon. Thos. MeCarty, Hon. J. A. Funk, Dr. S.

.Kev. ^.^iiteheker, and-Eev.

6. Bebarrei. The attendance of delegates was large, and the order is represented in a very prosperous condition.

We notice by our exchanges that

many of the Horticultural Exhibitions in contemplation have been postponed on account of the backwardness of the season. Strawberries, cherries, and other small fruits, and also vegetables of various kinds, in this part of the country, it is safe to say, are from two to three weeks 1 hind their usual growth at this season of the year.

Wheat and

Flour.—The

Bad Stbikb.—Yesterday

AaatfB.

.11:25 A.'*.

•:46 A. m.

tor», ALTON AND TXBBi HAUTK, ...VL, .•:• ABMVK. ,..„E*prfSs\...».J.2«. MO Ai *.

aic3 Xi'86 A* "~i v^ '[i j» 4:60 p. M...M»ttoon Aeeommodatlon... k* a. *. •i^s Sfrt'r

X'.-.tiO f. .....Express,. 3:00 P.

IVAStSVILLB AND CRAWFOXDeYTLLB. KATE*

fi*4£

UHTI

a Accommodation ....4:30 p. djiu ».' m.'. Mail..... ....2:66 P. HOOKTXLLB aiTUtSIOH. UiTl. 4.50 P. X.,

Spiingfield

(111.) Journal of Monday says: "Within the last ten days wheat has declined forty five cents per bushel, trad, flour two dol. ars per barrel, in thi9 markot. The prospects for an abundant wheat crop in this ieeHon"were"never better, and we confident look fur a still farther decline in both wheat and flour. The large quanties of wheat said to be stored by speculators must now be brought out, and they must reap the fruit of their efforts to keep the price of flour to twenty dollars per barrel 1"

The Child Mcrdkr.—It

is ascertain

ed beyond scarcely a doubt that James M. wrence and Mrs Martha Phillips, who were arrested Wednesday evening, are thu father and mother of the child lound iutb« river dnys since. Both ar« now in til. The Grand Jury were investigating the cuso yesterday, and in the evening returned an indictment, the na ture of which we cannot elate. Lawrence has heretofore borne a good character for a long time was bookkeeper in the hoase of lack, Ash & Co., and up to .the time of hii arrest was empl oyed as a clerk in the hardware house of Cory & Mancourt. He boarded with Mrs. Phillips, the mother of the child, who resides

Alulborry street, between Second and Tuird, and is, we learn, the daughter of a Vjry rtMpuciable and worthy citisen of Oiay County, named Gregory. », ,.

"Obixpkd Haib."—One ot our exchanges is out iu an article wherein the editor pitches wrathfuily into the new style of crimped hair, so fashionable among the fair sex. He predicts baldness, blindness, deafness, sore eyes, blind staggers, and all the ills of the catalogue, for those who persist in following the "mode," and asks his lady friends how they would look

coitume,

with tbe tops of their heads as

bare as the soles of their feet. The head of our cotemporary is level on the hair question, but when he gets older he will learn that the "old boy" himself could not keep & woman lrom following the fashion however ridiculous may be.

A' TS

Si.i-.-s

ftaaj flaarhse,

'wind raised the awning at the Mat froHt" of Corneliai

Haggerty's tore from the

frame, and coming down, tfie pole at* tached t^ the bottom and serving ai a weight, struck the large plate glass in the window, utterly demolishing it. The

fGrln the Circuit Court yesterday Fred Wagner, charged, with passing'*: $20 counterfeit bill, was found guilty, and a fine of ten dollars assessed, with imprisonment in the county jj^l^^ejeven days. ,m

The trial of Ingraham, charged* -yith horse stealing, was continued until this morning.

The trials of Bobert Hence and Chas. Bell—"combination to commit'-felony" —were continued until next term.

Eliza O'Brien,

alias

'Minnie Donly, in

dicted for the murder of C. R. FairbrOth. er, obtained a continuance of her trial ubtil the regular term in September, on making affidavit to the absence of five witnesses, residents of St. Louis, by whom she can prove that Fairbrother became acquainted with her wbilo in service at Barnum's Hotel, St. Louis, by him was sedused and abandoned and that she came to this city in search of him, and that he refused to recognizo or assist her. at-jg

Late Counterfeits.—The

Peopli

First National

Board of Police

following

new and dangerous counterfeits are pub iisbed:

National

Bank,

Jackson,

Michigan, 5s, imitation. The engraving is said to be well done, but the counter* feit may be detected by the words "thi note," on the back of the bill. On the counterfeit, these words touch the ornamental border, while in the genuine they do not touch. The plate will undoubtedly soon be improved and altered tu many •f the National Currency banks.

Bank, Indianapolis,

2s, imitation. Goddess of Liberty, farm ers, artisans, &c., &c., on lower right cor nes battle of Lexington on lower left corner—batism of Pochahontas on back of note. The general appearance of the note is good and calculated to deceive.— Observe on tbe counterfeit the butt of tiie uiusket on the lower left corner touches the scroll work around the figure "29, and the hand of the female on the man breast, the figures can scarcely be seen.— On the genuine no part of the gun touch es, and the fingers are quite distinct. On the counterfeit, under the words '*tliit note,"

&c.,

there are but three flourishes—

the genuine has four also one between United and States, which is omitted in the counterfeit.

Foubth National

Bank, Philadel

phia, Pa. 20s, imitation: same as 20s on the First National Bank, of Indianapolis Ind.

First National-Bank,

Ohio

Portland, Cons

necticut, imitation—same as the 20s described on the First National Bank of In dianapolis, excepting that eleven stars have been added to the shield beside the. eagle on the back of the note which now corresponds with the genuine, each hav ing seventeen stars. The plate no doubt, will further improved upon, and is liable to be altered to any of tbe National cur rency banks. Care should be taken in receiving all notes of this denomination

National Bank,

Cincinnati,

Ohio, 100s, imitation viz battle of Lake Erie—Declaration of Independence on the back of the note. One of the peculiarities of the counterfeit is, that the letter "T" in the word "Maintain" fon the right end of the note is defective and looks like the letter "I."

Fruit Prospect. Fruit Ridge Nubskry,

The prospect for a fine orop of fruit] of all kinds, in the vicinity of Terre Haute was very flattering, notwithstanding sev eral hard frosts, up to the morning of 8th inst. By eight or nine o'clock of that morning, the falling air castles were to be seen in every direction, which had beeh built on the anticipated fruikorop. Jack Frost and Negative Coloric had united' their forces on the night of the 7th, and charged bayonets on the blossoms and young fruit, whioh not being prepared for defense, after a severe and desperate struggle capitulated.

After the smoke of battle had cleared away, it was found that three-fourths to nine-tenths of the strawberry blossoms and young strawberries were destroyed.-f Some patches from local causes being much less* injured than others.\but with what escaped Injury,and thenewblossoms

I should judge there would be at least, half a crop of strawberries and if we have frequent showers till the season is over, the yield will be perhaps two thirds of an average crop. Blackberries and raspberries were not forward enough to be injured, but patches of the Lawton biack berry were materially injured by the winter- i~~.

We will have in this vicinity ia

S a am in at a to day, 23d, I find the injury to the first setting of strawberries, to be still more severe than is represented above.

Applet Pnwea Cherries, at K'TLVkiohtA OO'§^ 15ft M*in£tcwt

May 25,dtf

glass was between a foarth -and half indf $]fe.«TBnj«f|£. the$5th lnft.,at o'clock. thick and about five feet wide by eight in heighth—the largest in the city, it costing over cne hundred and fifty deUfp t.

Fox Salk

May 22, 1867.

Souls, Nurseryman.

CITY AFFAIRS.

iSTThe Prairie City Base Ball Club will meet on their grounds, near Gilberts this evening, at six F. m., for the purpose of practicing. The publio are invited to attend. By order of the President.

Ed.

We are in receipt of an assort

ment of the best quality of

trifft,

M*ytf,dtf

aU Silk Btlt-

in black and colors, to-day, May 24th. Black,

Saxton

Wamslkt,

jl*'

,,v.

111 Main Street

Ice

Iox Cream.—S. Stone opens his Cream Saloons this morning, and will continue to serve a quality inferior to none, every day and evening during the season Sundays excepted. He has lafitted hi saloon and can now boast of the handioniest and cosiest plaoe in the city."'*, dlw .J .1' •_ t-.-rr* £*)&»>» 414 ,-:'.vr 'ft.t.»«. A

-fJ!

F- O^itx* wili ieliTer a lec

ture at the Universalis! Church on Satar-

Subject— "Woman Suffrage and Woman Bights—the whole Union." Admittance, 60 centSi £d2t.

Pic»Nic ros thx

Bxnxtit

Tickets 25 cents, children under 12 years, free/ fltd *ar '*-jrJwr"CT!$i. "i

I»i Notick.—Again we call the attention ojf the afflicted to the great success atten dant upon the skillful treataient used by

Dr. Farnsworth, No. 21J West Marylaud street, Indianapolis, where all who may need the iwvices of an experienced pby sician, should not fail to give him a call. See advertisement on first page. dltaw-wltam tf

Tuell,Bipl*y &

Co.—Are receiving

daily the latest novelties from their buyer, who is now in New York, making their second purchase of stock. '/X,,*,'»« J?

Among the many new ''things the following are received, and were bought at the present prevailing low prices.

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

Watered Trimming Ribbons, all widths and colors. Daij^jn fed®AlexaniifreKidai Spring colors.

White'and delicate colors Kids in all sizes, for parties, only $1,25 per pair. .Rich Embroidered Grenadines—Beauties

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

Hartsock& Bannister inform their

customers through their new advertisement this morning, of an entire new stock of Spring and Summer piece Goods and Clothing. This House is determined to keep up with the times both in style and

1 1

2 3 3

•. & '.)**• s^rf&ei !t _.-&L 3* ii

Parepa did not come, but who

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

J. & E. W. Ross have received

those fine Chamber Setsalso, a good stock of common Furniture bought since the tumble in prices. Now is the time for bargains, either wholesale or retail, [dlw.

Stbaybd

Stolen.—A

Newfound

land dog, about one year old, color, black and white ha* on a leather collar with brass mountings. A liberal reward will be paid to any one that will return him. £22-dlw V'

Nippxbt.

Cheap.—A

house and lot, finest location-in the city.— Apply on t^e premises, No. 43 South Seventh Street. dlw

Removal—U.

—The ^office of the Collector of the United States Revenue for the 7th District, has been removed to the new building of Messrs. Kauffman & Kizer, up-stairs, corner of Main and Seventh streets, opposite the Terre Haute House.

New

d.tf

light

crop of peaches, which will be much val ued, as we had none last year. Cherries promise a small crop apples a full average. Pears, I have not examined, but think the crop will be light. Currants were injured materially bytho cold and frost before mentioned.

Altogether, if the season is favorable from this on, and no unexpected misfortune befalls the fruit crop, we will have fair supply.

ed without any risk. Yoa will And ft J«ge«fe)ik-j»tour jiariery. twit HnnJM":

IflrHoep Skirts of the latest style from the shorteat to the lapgert, a fi»Il a^oekftl w»yi onhaad, at Welu's ftctarf, eppo~

site the Poat-olBpe. Tg?3 dwtf.

Lost.—A

it,

or Sr. Ma'

»y'sNiw Ch^bch.—There witl be a PioNic held nisar St. Mary's, June 5th, for the benefit of the New Church now building at that place.

Prints, at 15 cts. good styles, color and cloth.

Fob

neat cottage

Edsall &

Co.

Sweet Potato Plants,, Cabbage

Plants and Tomato Plants, at C. I. Rip

ley's [22-dtf

Bedding Plants.—We have still a fine lot of young, healthy bedding plants on hand also Roses in quantity. Call and see us. Heinl Bros d4twlt"a 5Phirtt-Fiv3

Dollars

best

witL Btrr the

RidingCultitator

in usk.—Go

and see it at once. Every Machine war ranted. For sale by John Scott & Son at tbe wigwam on Main Street. dw2w

Removed.—We have removed our Grocery Store from corner of Third and Walnut to corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, opposite the east of -the Market House, vihere we have a choice stock of groceries, and will be pleased to see all our old customers and as many new ones as will favor us with their patronage. fS2-d2w E. & J.

Heinl &

Strayed.—A

tiiLBiRT, Sec'y.

roan uow, white face,

line-back, short horned Durham, few hairs on the tail. Had a rope on her horns. I will give a reasonable reward for the return of the cow, or information by which I can obtain her.

Mart

One square south of Kennedy's Factory, dwlw Tin

Tube Haute Commercial College —School open from 9 to 12 a m. and from 2 to 5 o'clock p. M. Night session will be closed until the 1st of September.

'"..mm jXi iJii'*,

Stoves &

Dili's *i1

Tinware

May 20-lw.

cheaper than ever

at Wm. H. Thiell's Store, No. 8 North 3d st, will not be undersold in Terre Haute. House Guttering done on short notice and satisfaction guaranteed.

W.t.*9x tr-* •*Z'K+*U}l

Ximall

May 20dff

A Co.

,.r 1

19* If any body wants their monqy's worth of the best of articles, in any kind of business, buy them of generous men. You will find them where the .street a dtf

Wm. P.

Bumn.

19" French Lime, Cement and Plftster Paris, Garden and Field Seeds, at E. B. Bobbins, No. 1, Dowling Hall. dtll

Graham Flo&r at No. 1, Bowling dtf.

Hall.

19" Cabbage and Tomato Plants, George L. Biegler's, south of the National House, Sixth street. {lp^dtf.

•u.

•9* Sweet Potato Plants it E. B. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. dtf

19* The cheapest and largest assort*me^! y^ ^hm Shirts in .this city, at .*£4

Johnston A Miller's,

[dtf. 't 81 Main street.

19" Fine White Shirts at Johnston Miller's for one dollar and fifty cents.

cdlf

19* We are selling all Wool Cassimere Suits, well gotten up, for the aston ishingly low price of

fifteen

|9* A new assortment of Fren ,h ana American Corsets, at A. Nippert

dtf.

Sale.—We will sell, on reasonable

terms, the restaurant and fixtures known as the "Estrella Restaurant," on |Kain street A good chance for an Enterprising man Holexlder

•John R.

I.Alexander,

May 22,-tjl Collector.

and

Handsome Cloak Trim

mings.—We have on the way, &id will open in a few days some entirely new Trimmings.

16-djf.]

S. Collector's Orriox

Removal.—Charles

Wright.

l9*Fifty thousand Sweet Potato Plants, Bermuda and Yellow Nansemond fifty cents per hundred, four dollars per thousand and thirty dollars per ten thousand- Egg and Pepper plants at

Bnfo,

their Mont Rose Garden and Nursery. d4twlt

Seeman.

Silver Plate.—Sugar

Sifters Spoon

Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Baskets, Buby Glass, fancy decorated, plain and medallion Boquet Holders,

Ac.,

Freeman's.

retries it J. W]

ur fluwt

ladies' roand gold br«ll»t

fin

about the size of a quarter, with a black jet cross on

on last Ttteedfty

Morning,

betwen J.B Oshe's confeotkmery store sad corner of Sixth and Cheetnut Street. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leavat Hendricks & FeUenser'a China Store, No. 147 Main Street. dtf a

Anothkb Little Lot.—9,775

Yards

New Style Summer Balmoral

Skirts and Corded and Tucked Skirting, just received. tf 7.V COBNELIUS A HAOOUTT.

[dtf.

19* Sweet Potato Sprouts at George L. Beigler's, south of National House, ixth street. dtf.

We learn the ladies of the Uni

versalist Church contemplate holding a Strawberry Festival at Dowling Hall on Tuesday evening, June I lib, at which time a superb entertainment will be prepared. 18dtf.

|9*A new and sure way to get rich is to buy your clothing at Erlanger's. They are constantly receiving new styles and sell goods cheaper than any other house in town. dtf

For Sale.—A

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

ley's.

For Rent.—Two

A. Moencb, has

removed from his late stand No. 201 Main Street, to his new brick building the 3d door from the corner of 7th and Main Sireets, where he will always be ready to wait on his old customers, and all others who may choose to give him their patronage. He will supply them with the best articles of groceries at the lowest.possible rates. dim

IHTFresh vegetables every day at Bay & Bailey's. dtf

19* Fresh arrival of Choice Teas at X. B. Wright

Co's, 155 Main street. [10-dtf

f9*Frash lake trout at Bay

Masonic

Winn,

Extensive preparations are being made and no pains will be spared to make it agreeable and entertaining. Prof. DeMoram has kindly consented to exhibit his Malorka upon the occasion, tbe sight of which alone will be worth the price of admission. [2td.

W Edsall

Oo. have

silk Sacqoes.

grfta—nA (kbbe§a

«rtbeaMtt^«a»ty,M

|^8plend!d«toAW^to$ell^5 IVoduca ai t^e popular 4 Bi0ey'at3O Jomth street, m-u^jL

Biddleiis

HBe Of Gents' Furnfiffiittg Goods' Shirts, Hflee, Collars, ftandke* Ac.,

Acn

and are v«$y ehjipjt

3|ain Qtm wit e-pltf

|W Q» readers will resaisUke^ t^at at Biegler's sMre, aj|j House on 7tb*s^e^ Sweet Potatoe, Tomskto naad Oebbegi Plants of the largest and best ktvd% together with Garden Seedj, «ir iU d«crip» tions, Pie-plant, Lettuce 'i T'*!* V' i..' f9* Go to E. B* Wright

For Sale.—The

dollars. J:

Johnston A Miller,

[dtf. 81 Main street

19" Good Kentucky Jeans Pants are selling at Johnston A Miller's, No. 81 Main street, for the small sum of two dollars and fifty cents. [dtf.

Op'i

New stock of Parasols and Sun

Shades just received, dtf Cornelius

A Haooebtt.

89* We are closing out our splendid assortment of White Shirts regardless of cost. ^26^3 Johnston

A Milleb,

[dtf 81 Main street

New style Dress Goods aid Nov

elties received daily, at A. Nippert

ie Plaintiff, by Nelso% A Piw^ her

Attorneys, and files her complaiutf hertia iiltfao, the affldaTit of a dlsiat^efted peraon,, faoVlnt that the Defendant Is a noa-nsidept of tha State

Notice is therefore, hereby (iron to the said Defendant of the filing and pen'denoy of this pro* oeeding, andthat tbe same wlll bohe^td #Mdefrrrained at the next Term of onr1 taia

Blearing on the third Monday of Aysf, next^A. D.,

1887.

nice,, large rooms, in

Barley's Block. Enquire at J. F. Depew's boot and shoe store. dtf

$9*Good fresh butter at twenty-five cents a pound can be had at J. W. Mauds No 56 West Main Street, dtf

IL1RSVSp

A 09A- to

t^e best Syrup in. the city. flO-d

19* New styles:in Silk Saqqoes, jat BdsaHACo's. \amal-yt 1

J9 Tbe preaoription depairtment^af

H. A. Davis' Drug end vbepiW is under the care of aiL experienced'fi macheutist, and prescriptiona can. be filled with aocu£acy at all hours of the d*y or n^ht None'hot pure aaditnadoMerited medicibeeused. -i. Mtf|

19* New stock ot Boots and shMis of every style and description, and at fail prices, just received at J. F. Depew'#, 'No 61 Barley's Block, Main street, Terte« Haute. idtf

ftf" A fine assortment of JacltoAtti Aqd Swiss Edgings and insertings at Nipprtt

Co's. «f

undersigned wishing

to engage in business in the Wert, offers for sale all his livery sUck in the Prairie City Lively and Sale Stable together With the unexpired term of lease.

Those wishing to engage in the above business can get a bargain, as the lotion is the best in the State and ii now. dr the best business in the-city. For particulars apply on the premises. ,}"^ dtf. t. w. mowjM*

NEW ADVEIlTISEMliCI^

Erasive Sottp

(a mmaafaotnred fiva Praa KATXBIALS, an» 4aay be oomidered the-' BTAXMU ef ucnunrai

Tor aale by all Oroe«ri.'

jaoob Btrri. aio. o. NATIONAL HOUSED Cob. Sixth axs Maim Brants,

QTATE OP O COXTNTY, 88. 1867

Co'afif^f i^ Sdtf.

Hit Term, 1867C

Imma A. Sexton,")

110

TEBBE H4UTE, IND

JACOB BVTZ BOH. .rnprMSN,

This Hoaaa has bean thoroaghly refnrnleked my23dwly

A PPLIOATION for LICENSE xV. The nndenlxned hereby gives notioo that ha will'apply to the Ooa'dty Ooaualssioaets at their regnlar session In Jane, for license t? sell •pirltnons and intoxicating liquors in less: a quart at a time, for the (pace

one ye*

Tha premises on whioh said Uqiiors are to t|a sold are located on corner of 8th and tin etrwts, Lot No. 88 Sibley's Addition, in Terre ttanto,: iB Harrison Township, in Ylgo county, In diana. ^pySSdltwSt. /. B. JTAVOB.

VIS©

INDIANA Common Plsas'(

Complaint for IMvoree

John H. Sexton On this day, to-wit: tha 21st day of -Mayf-Ar-D., 1867, oomes the ttornc a 6 a 1 of Indiana.

.«

Attest: BUriJS H. SIMPSON, MayS8ditw8t-Frs .fte »J,00. Clerk.

A I O A I O N O

XjL CEN8E.—The nnderslgned hereby (iTee notice that he will apply to theOonnty Commlssloners at their regaler session la Jane, 'or lii cense to sell'spirituous and Intoxicating liqui in (ess than a.qaart ata time, for tha space of year. The Momiaee on which Mld,liq«0cs amM soM aralwatted oaout-lot Ifb.'Tt, sontH paolof thecitv, between theVinoeanes and Oar lisle Boads in Terre Haate, In Harrison Township, la, TI16 county, Indiana. FREDEBIOK

myl8dltw3t

ai si

Union

Brick Store-house and

Lot, 19 feet front, North side of the Public 3quare, known as the Groverman property. For particulars enquire of M. Hickcox, Real Estate Agent. .dtf

^J*

HAKT80CK A

Clothing

$toiie!

i3 if HI

Have jnat recelved a Boaatifol Line ot:^

Spring and

Suniinfia*

CASSLMERES!'

Fine Freach Coatiap f,

Plain and Taney 'Colors for

Basiness Slits

.-r-i-.

Bailey's. dtf

Strawberry

Festival.—

The Masons of this city will give a Strawberry.Festival on the evening of the fifth of June.

If you want tha LATEST ST TLB aad tha BUT TIT, sail at I ••I'

KTo.79 Main St.

Also Large Stock of

ight CMeap Cawil—im

Linnen Dusters, Linnen Business Coats, ^IAnnen JPunts,

pKUSSING'S]

received

l- -vfp W" p-y

A a

to***

HJKE C1DE& VUkftiiiT ASK nB

'Prnsip' Pire Si»r Yiiegv, tiKHI UA5B. Strong aad hhtaHa Wuswna ABC TO PKKSIBtX PXOKU%

Is is

lintfrmmbm

mtu*

ST Good read made Shirts fot onlj one dollar, at middle's, 151 Main Street, dtf --•i

,#« *v-a .ir 4

W A

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fcU,

I ^f^j^Sgalag MmmmS rmHy •swasnef tkw selliax wotthAss mcMsm,isw Um

arfMvbi

flillwioil at tho "Pboeoiz Foundry," n«ar U» Sopot. nuriBH a dknolhi

MwW tho ages ef oak wook aad toor year*, OteiarooaHMairfrbB Yaln. Diarrhea or Djwnfel. to ory for GRAND *A'8 BOOTHIK& SYROlC It Is oat/lS.eaata a botOo. For sa'o all

Try It aprSpm

FOIiaALE.

SAXfl5---Carriage for $200. OMt fHiilx CTarrlafo, Bock*w»r patt«in, first rate r«pair— far nle at A. J. Waldi'i Car-

FaoSory. my8Sdl«rw2t

TJHJR, SALE—A house and sev-* JD ,|ru|tiltig( lota, lafHiaae'a Addition -aoitliMit of tha TJaioa Sopot. Tbe Howe baa fbar Room. oMClaMt,o*e Pastry, a jood Cellar, Stkhlaaad woodiafd, Ok tern aad Pnmp, and a, good will, all fa good repair. balldlofflota are aurronadM by flns ihade twiCT ana Smm of tbea are fall of fine frnit-

T. N1WERT.

Call at tho .Terra -Baste Hoow.

TSALE.--Quite

SALE AT A BARGAIN -»OlH elegint Tamflr Oarrlige, -with oeati for four or six putsOas, and fiaislwd in tha moat modern atyle. Xaqaire atd. O. SMITH

SE'/lttN&A At Matlmtal BtMe Bank.

SALE.—The Brick £uU4-

Third street, hslf tqaare noH« of

Main, now ooonpied by Ira Grorer. For further Information, apply to D. W. MIN8HALL, 17dtf At First National Bank.

SALE—&OABDINO JBtousjt and Wagon Yard,—I will sell on reasonablS teres, my 3oarding BouSe and Wigon Yard, situated On tbe ooraar of First aad Paplar streets,

Thompson's Mill. Snqnire at Oox

s, or oa the premises, ipittdtf

S A E A S E N I

BCILDING LOT containing threo acres, situated on South Sixth Street, weet side. Also HOUSE AND LOT on Eagle Street, between Sixth iveoth, aouth siJe. Xarlyjposession given. ___idtf Inquire

pt,

13 Hon

fit

Re. 4tl ,Mala Street, feetweM 7th 8ts« Iferre Haute, Ind. MODBU AXD Daiwraos NxxTLt Exxodtxd. Se^rlng Maebines aad other Light Machinery repaired to giro satisfaction. Breech-Loa4ing Shot Gnns after the celebrated Frenoh Pattern, siade from new or. old material. jr*My

(Q.EIEKSON & BALL,

Ifein»aa4 Hgn

til-

Wtick

«W** re*{

MEN AND BOYS WIAE!

T|OWljIKGHALItl

UMtiftillr.—

«tt

I SiSM as out.

c, boVibs *oa,

Ml 8. ath Bfc, Phflmdk, Pa.

TXTA^TBD—TO BENT—By a IT t«n»nt, a dwtl lingjaony. J.UTM udtf

TTt ANTED.—OLD IRON.—The •, ft lilglmt prloa paid

tor

all old scrap Iron

hlgbMt prloa paid

a* number of

aloe Bntlding LotsnOby US feet), aontb of dK'Mu thoIhd 'Admtlon, weet of the Canal. Theae lots will'bo sold low. Reasonable tf»o SiW»to Wm who will b.Hd •1'Sdt' ball at tbe terre Baate Bcn'to.

lysAw st W XV*

CO'A

Stova

AWfi.

CHARLES BILL.

TpOit SALE OR RENT—A

J. Brick Houife, with six rooms, and all modera. conTaalenoea, situated la Jwsett'e addition, three squares directly east o/ the Biohmond Bailroad Shop. fiOMSw

Enqmlre of HXNBY BKXSE, On the Promisee.

J. GTJLICK.

SALE.—A Neat Cottage House, ob South Eighth Stroet.' Good troll, Cistern, Bars, and choice Fruit on the premises.— Inquire at VThe First National Bank." lldtf

*1011 SALE,—ltdUSE and LOT X7 The undersigned offers for' sale a neat brick iMMtse'lXMories high, fire neat rooms, two closta fasassa kltohoa and eollur 18x20 and a panry the/entire length of the House—new. Also a never lalllitg well of wate{r and other appurtenanoes. Bltdated on North Third street, south of the T.H- A,, Freight House. Bnqnre on the prwsis^ nCbm] P. J. BIBNB. Prop'r.

NEW APVEItTISEME^ITS

TITTMAN, MftCB(ANlCIAN,

Painters.

All oMarS left at tbolr Shop, on ^eoond Stroet, •est door to the Stewart Boose, will be promptly attsadsd to. t,

€hnaMmg & JPaper Hanging

myi4

aaoeated la the best style. lldlm

J|BPICAL JSOTlUJfi.

ABEITh.

Ornci—At Dr, Patrick's old 91^4, ooraer •th and Ohio streets. apildSc.

ESTABLISH-

MINT.

BYANlfc BALL, *Wi« e»e Beer last ef Btewftaap's err MaUe, larite all who waut Fine Haraeee, to call on ihMn before parchasing elsewhere, as they intend making thfc Best and Latest Stylee of Harness in the oityrandof the best material that can bo feat. AU work warranted to give sat

Mac.

tion. mylSdly

MERCH'T TAILORING.

t«i WALM8LEY,

11 A I O

returned from the East with a 0 large Stoek of

•diitkii

to itaakfii ujj'to

nuttalisir

t?6.

Linnen Vests!

*j JL-• A j. Those Ooods lre sold at LOW F1QUBKS $0 CASE poBofiistil:r: ,/f ^ruisias

m&m

East Side

GAS

awarded at the U. S. Vair, aAtha

IUlaois State Fair aad tha ChicaM On nlr. Largest Works of the klad la the Catted SMfas. BataUMwd to 1SU. O^wdty Oae Tllliii ll aad

IW4 Brnnkpmr day.

C1ASLI8 e. S.

J-i

'.nvtiwui

ill

FITTING.

order

"CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring

tablishment in

Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want

of-Clothes made

£1

jPsra.ctioa.1 Tailor-!

Call on

J. W.

at his

a a^«q

•tei si^kui

TAILOR Si SHOP

rip*

the Public

Square

GEIGEB 6c WICKS Hariag ooauaenoed tha Oae Fitting bqslaNi oonaectloa with their Lockimitblng IstahUah•beat, hope, by prompt attention to orders, to SnrtS asian Of paMo patronage.

Shop south sidoo| Haio street, near tho Terre BMW

n*rwB

NOTICE.-We have

opeaed the Warehouse formerly ocenpi-d by H. B. Smith, on theC«aai, and will always pay the hlflksst «aeh price for

Oaniy

Wheat.

If ysn thlafc li to yonr adrantage topotronlxe as, wawlU tsgiad tohasa your trade.

^v]faga*MiLxoir.

i##**»«iwSA i*" 1

Mtj mk.

Appearance

at ftf as leswa!

*\Wll bo fnsM^f the boaatlfol Play, la Acts. Hsi by Richard failtr Shield, (ae proseatsa brtwsftr Mt|H| OmssWuHii lslii«ls|i Palloe.) entitled,

Sfftdne, m* the Stelae

With aplaadid OosteaMs aad AppoiataiBta, tatnMdsittkaf

The Terre-Hsute Glee Club

Will be in atMndaaoe, aad tha poHotmanco will cODClade with several he»atita£Tafcla*nx arrang«J b, tho Ladles of tho City.

Doors open at 7, curtain rises at 8 o'clock. Admission 50 cents. No Reserved Seats. f9* Tickets for sale at the usual places.

DRY GOODS

We are now giving our patrons some

Rare sa Bargains

kh*

kas iXM **', ti*& *M: 1m* '.--8# 3ft

STAPLE MYfGOODS!

mn asm

Annexed are the prices of a #sw leading articles. It will be perceived on inspection and comparison that they are Lows* than have jet been offered ia this market:

Standard Welgil 44 Bretn Maslln. 20 cte. I

HeaiJ 4-4 Brown MMltaf 18 Cte. o/

Good s« ({g, I

rine

44 Bleseked Hatlis, 10

Sew

good

stt

StneBreM

These are

s. a

bona flde

»f-' ffi

BUCK, SAXTON WALM8LKT.

Ill Halm Street.

15th,

MAY

1867,

THIN SUMMER DUBSS«00DS|MU»

ii si BECEIVED AT tri«

LL, WM & CO.

.nut

{.•

ai.irr

PLAIN GRENADINES.

§m

Bn PATRICK L1IK Hart associated ihsualves together in the praoti»e«f Hedlda: and Surgery.

t: ,.. ii a

!-V-

CsMimerei

Td .-gh f! bat YeitingR,

4 4

Bleached Muslin

Good Style by*

Cents!

BETTER ITT A HILL.

AN XLSGANH] Jaj8S#RTMENT

of mrj kind of *3?

DRY GOODS

AMUSEMENTS.

#J.

jut

I jl

aaTxaawA? aa«

-jteui ol I tslA

Large stock

i£srrti,

TV ELL, KUPLEY&CO.'S,

Great Drytioods finporiam,

Cob.

OJPP5,

5t* 1Law

11 11

11 'r

Stbsbts,

Terre Hante, Ind.,

FALSE WHISKER AHD

MOUSTACHE.

lttllASl!"

biggest

Best Show thai Travels!

The Same Old Original

a«SIMON 3P CTZtS"

Haa atrooiated himself with the Proprietors of

frt$ HAT ««k,lM7.

DISTINCT IXHIBITiONS,

Merged with his, making "TBI"

Colossal Moral Exhibition

^For the JSra we IAve in

uJS 1

N I N E S O W S

CONSOLIDATED!

310

Horses, Mules

140

tltd

Fcnlea.

Men, Women

and

Cfttldren!

E N A E I S AND

I S E S

ALL UNDEB ONE VAST TENT, Capable of accommodating 10,006 penoasl AND

O O N E I E LET BXPOBTS BE WHAT THIT MAT.

RAREST COLLECTION

Living and JFerocious Wild

Animals ever brought together!

aad

Osrlsg

EilrsorSlssrf Ff*t

lADen 0/^"^Tiger.!

0 1 —O. on/1 1 PaniaT I Literally fnlfiiling Soriptnre, \iz: "The Iilon AO *5*1

K0 I and tha Lamb shall lie down together, and a little Child shall load them."

prices, as a visit to POSITIVELY the MOST NUMEROUS

oar Store will demonstrate. ......... axi

Handsomest Stud of Horses, AND

The

Smallest Ponies Known

A TRIPLE TROUPE

Of all Bare-Back Jtidtrg!!

3VTR. E. -W-

CbopioB

Bare-Back Rider

if Worll

LITTLE MINNIX PEBBT, The Smallest OhHd and Oracefal

Bid er, JKMMIS, The BeaatiAil Sqaestrieane,

M'ltlil JOHANNA, Aooompllshed X^osstrloaae and Sanseaso, THX SNOW BBOTHKBS, The Best Acrobats aad

Gymnasts, 'vr*

IfS-f-'in **'i

iflU

Three Funny Clowns

DAVENPORT,

I The Toung American Clown and Comie

Voetfik.

J. IBOPPEB, f-i

The Western Jester, and

[JOHN LOWLOW

The Fame-crowned

Hamoristl

.j .*f« hv«• ««.'• .'

•. itfiOi:

SOMETHING NBVf I Jast Cap tared and Imported at a Cost of |UI(W,

A TROTTING TEAM OF

I S I O S

J^sATTTirtTL STTLM. "THEM FOOL. ij* I

8-4 Crepes for Shawls!

Bio.es, Whtt* aito Blitx.

Kit Carson's Pupil, A 30) Hia School or

Muslins and Organdies

TRAINED BEARS?!

Hosts of Other AttraetUwi! I

TAU MOTieS—That at or near 19 o'oleek A

Whitfl OrffJlTlHiAd I the OKXAT OBAMO OABATAN will.enter ... town, proeeded by the Splendid

bMOtltwwtoNaiMobki,IForty-Horse Bsnd Chsrlot!

SATIN 8TRIPE «I(1AI1U8,| sontainlng PBOF. POST'S 3ILTEH OOBSCT

BAND, in full nolform, and followed by the SMALLEST TEAKS AND DBIYXMS.

Corn Color'd Alpacca, I The Tom Thumb Cortege*

-mmrw. 14 a I awn by an Ibex and Pigmy Ponies. wmte Alpacea. Baby Elephant and Dromedary,

Ol 1_ TT In Glittering Apparel and decked with Plaases.

iiosiory,

FOR MISSES AND "V KM

'-fsiOSth

yankbb bobinson's

COSTLY CHARIOT,

Train

'.tris. 'f

A BIAUTIFUL PAtB OF FAISK *I9US« I TERHE HAUTE, TACHi.S AHD WHISK BBS, of French saaoafac- awai tnre,sSO perfeet they caanot be detected from the iHLOllOftyj iuLAy «71ills

genuine, will be sent post, paid by mall to any adareee. Great atteationie p.id ia the manufacture of theae articlee by eae ef the bast artists In Paris, M. L. Foacas, who Is Mia bast ssaanCsciarcr In •arose. Monsfarhee, 11,00 SiJe Whiskers, (8,00 Tall Board, 9^00. Addrsss B. VQUMl

AUUT, I T-,

maylidwly llhle Igsaf for Vetted states.

.ir-r. £$• 'A a-*

of I

Animal Deai and

Most Oaadlly Painted and Ornamented with Fine Oold and Horses Beantlfally caparisoned Witlt Pltnaef, Flags, Ac., Ac., making

A Procession Orcr a Mile Lon^I Ontrieing any attempt at Display erer done In America. This rare Spectacle Is richly *is worth a visit of many tvlles. TWO PKKVOKMANOE8 EAL'll JUT, "Mala of

Shine," at 1:80 A o'clock.

TheOBAMB OATALOADI will oomm»aee by Twelve Ladlaa and Gentlemen, on beantifal fnll blood Arabian Steeds, after all tbe Tisltoip hare had ample time to view the almost ouuotlsee

DENIZENS of the FOREST JUNGLE in their splendid Csges and Dens, which will be described by polite Keepers. Remember it is but once in a

Lifetime Such an Opportunity is offered at Any Vrice

«l! ai

YANKIS Bonuses General Saperioti.'nd!nt L. Tmurxa Treasurer Prof. SsAas. Liou Tauer Joan LowlOw ....Prloclpal CIdW'a P. A. Ouaa Manager B. W. Pixm EqUfStrlau ifirector MsJ. Post Leader Silsar Const Band B. S. Dikqms CenerslAgeut

i*TAnw^"

WILL EXHIBIT AT,.

..Ott Qasale ...25 Centa

CklMiea under Remember, this is Posititbi.t th*

Largest Exhibition in the World, and the only Circus and Menagerie in the State.

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