Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 October 1867 — Page 4

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TEBBg-gATJTEPOSTOPriCE.

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AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

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If AILS CLOSB.J

Baatern.UirougKdany Kaetern, w»y Cincinwiti, d»ily at...._— Western, daily, Bockville and way mail, daily Evannvilli- mid way maU daily, -at. Slerom.Mouday and 1'liuraday, at. IloWHSville* Friday, at Asliboro, Monday, at.,

12.15 530 P. M. 5:30

Murom, Wednesdiyr, and Saturday, at.. Howesvlllei Friday, at

Anklwrp,

A»u.«tftot^-T. U.O.A. wbt«e^

Dry GUiod*—KiUiall A Co.

p. w.

KockTllle'4nd ^rmwl, 12.^

EvangviUfe^d^^?•Uai^,at„... 5:00 p.

5:00 P. M. 4:00 P. v. NOON

'-"V '".'..12:00

Marsiiatl, tM'7 a' Office open o» .Suudny from 8 mails cloeepa3n»da^ evening at 6 i'. M.

Yesterday was a capital day for

sprt ai»opg the mwil,ja»d we

of"our spoflsmefi iamentiag that, no

not in hunting ccistunie talsa down |i

fow'of^thfliinfej they fly Wo beau

tifully •.

The contrftetor? broke ground near

In a a is in W a I

dianap"Ue pod V.incennes Eailroad. The

contract' for pYepnhng the road bed to

G'.&port, ba? ,bee» taken by David O

Branlftim, Jtihn R. Cravens and ..Col. C.

M. Alien '-tfift-f

t&* W. S. Rycie & Co. have a peremp-

torj*" sale tjf.' General Dry Goods at the

"BuekeyeCttsh Store, Plaid Sbawls, Cloaks

.Furs, Embroideries, and Lace Collars, al

prices that'everybody can afford to make

The person, who* carried oft our

scisvqj^ y('|tj»rilfty aftornoon will plea^

return them, as we^aveusc for them. We

can't stand the joko. Until they are re

turned, w'e are ready to test tlio quniiiy

of atiy scissors our hard^'aro friend? may

have on hand waiting the recommenda

tion of a fair trial.

fggp'Wefere informed that on Wcdnes-

day-a young woman, with a child, called

at the "bouse of onepf our citizens, and

eaid she wanted to give away her child, a

•boy ju£fr four weoks old. She said she

was fiom Charleston, Ills. Wo presumo

this is one of the infanta now in the care

of the Township Trustee.

5£g" The proposed walk of Edward

Pnysoh W^ton,Jfrom Portland, Mainfr, to

Chicago, excites much interest among

sporling people. From postal survejs

,'tbe dlsttvricfe is found to be 1,22G mflis,

Weiton is to start from Portland at noon

on the 29th inst. and walk to Chicago in

30 days,...exnlusivo of Sundays, on a

wager of $10,000 a side.

Isaac

EtsTCN,

Major

of Craw*

fordsvillo, died -Middenly and unexpected

ly at that place on Thursday morning," e.t

the age ot seventy-four years. Majof

Elston was One of tha oldest citizens of

the Wabi&h Valley,'" and -was widely

known ao$ appreciated for ,h|s intjo^rity,

,«merpris«, publiu-epirit, and genial quali

ties-

:i-"

Our Torre Haute friends may take

ft tiUTf 'TSWfort. A switch will be used for them but' through trains will not go out of their way a-'Score of miles to cro=s .tbp river on that hundred Jtbousand d^U lar

b:\dge.~rIndianapolis Commercial.

Wo expect to fotl' conafaTtable wbsthei

we have a "switch" or "no switch/'

.'through trains" of. "no througli trains"

from thelndian«pohs-&- St. Louis road.

v- Ifjj YlNCBNNKf* AND IN-PIAKAPOI.IS

Koa .—The

A!r"

Gazette

says tbe

work onthfrntfr rriad 5s progrewin| rap 0WMH

6^-There never was a time when fhe

All

TO-DAY.'^ ADT^BTjSEMENTS

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

season .for cheft'euts has cope

Thoso fond of them will find a barrel fqll

of flbe Aeatflpostat'JKippetoe's,. it .#

pj/f Tb9 restaurants' at

indulging in^luncbes.of ^Vabasfi bai

There arojLfipe ba?9iin.^e river at T^rfe

Haute'.. Bass are »ery acceptable when

well served.-

pgr Edsall & Co., advertise to-daj-,

beBt prints, gooL.prinls, heaviest sbeel

ings, and "bargains'in cotton-goods, at rc

sonablo prices. Call upon them awl

make your selections.

ntmi

Wiitig & Co. publish thejr

Weekly"- Bulletin of goods offered cheaper

tbis.vreok

thanst.7.Purs.,ji^t

ed to giVe' baf^Ay.'"'

jopened

Shawls, HooSiZ/Nabias, and are determin

4»^« v}i

feg" On Thursday ncjLt'^here. wilf,t

half-farV.train from iiidi&napolii 0) Cin

cinnati'for the accommodation of peop'r

desiring, to sea. Edwin -Booth play Ham

cbji

the present- A proncsitmp

made bi'fore some one wants to 1et on it'

,TV' VeWt^itjy ironi apprize 4gfet to the sex

^"T^W-an anticipated baby is & subject to bet

"jaAX^Brb^D TIME TABLE. n}-^* 'jpKnd^hern.'.yiU please inform us.

.„1,„t ictViA«n«ftor-5such mania. Is it to

make money j'doflH.'tliiijkjt is al

.together, fqjriiie^oser,jtak^fs l^w Josses gqn-

_errtll',xv:

'oses but comes .•-• 1 TCii Tb6 winrter is expec!

2:!0*9p. ». 7:00 P. M. 9-.00 P. *K 11:00 a. 3:0V

.... 3:00 r. ,31. 7:0) r7:00 p. w. 7:00 P. M. 3:00 P. M.

MAILS OPEN.

Batternr^wpr^aily, at... Eastern, way BiaU( ^ll^9 5:3o p. n. Cincinnati, daily, p# Weatern, daily, at «V 12-15

Uiemop^rrghtMp^ Almost

i'th too much cornposurc. "We

think it is "more to gratifv" restless, go-

heac'.ative fpirifci^reJKsKfof a.^RSient, a

love of the sport rather,^i^i^berpleafiure

of winning, but still a'flestrc to win rather

than to lose. The wMr ,J» gencrall|

liberal, puts up bis st^Scea agftin, and if be

nes out^ven l^e ii sat^fi^dl.J

^'expected to'treat, art ft if

not a.mean maD,'c6me?,up,o ex^GCtatidr.^

Some, to bo sure, bet to make money, but gambling beta we nfU*f mjjcb consid

ering as the every day bets that con frc^it

us.in conversation. To bet is universal

Even the ladies offer to bet, and vhtft ji*

the inspiration witli vliem?.- Avarice or

sport BcUing.'wo presume, is aa imo

J^ffwerAPjEBt.!—1^ ,a lecture feponXue w,s

paper?, delivered in Philadelphia, liy

Kev. DeWitt Tall'fiindge, be paid the

pr«^8 the JoV]owin^Jinc 'I

now declnro^bat 1 v?tho newspa

pers to'be Uie gpna ngtnfy by which the

gospel is preached1, ignorance cast out, ojj--

pres^ion detlnotijed. crime extirpated, tbe

world raised,: he*vtfrH

glorified, in itie clanking of the printing

press, as tlie sheet' flv out. I baar .tbe

voioerof the If rd Alpii^ity proC'aimitig

to all the dead

,naliiiis*off»ie

lre""AVl5b^^ -SaaTJfo "AMicStT'oN will-prob

ably be called on to UtUe stjil more ener-

^otic measures' Jn tlw mitilLtil/. i^'"'•

U?Jioils'isivftOrleaas illnpikb'Hcftfi ad'r

vocates the division of the large sugar

plan tidfdfti

efJLoul?ia7la''iftT^)^n ti meroui

small prupriotors, in tho belief that by

such a course tboyj'c'ifiP'be managed with

greater conomy. The writer says:

Jj"t any rfUBn Y»'l ^hjj^AImissippi a few hmiriivd' rtiileV,' or" fip'Uie Tech em ti Attakapas. and t-fc the present conciitioii of sugar«prc6SQ !, .ir^Us,. pdnntaVn?! and ni'gro q'larti-rsi alT (anguishing, and he will at once he convinced that the^ugar interests never can tho wonderful resources of these rich sugar lands bo developed,.!until there ft£p fewer large plantations eVi'd-Jm:)r'e-pr6prietors of this rich soil. v. —».., .~x *%_*•

g@"One of the m^sl unparalleled and

daring robl^Tie^ which has taken pla-.e

for some time occurred a few ijjht- sin:e

at tho 1):lesale ry-re of -MeyeT (Xc

Lcpez. St. Louis. Tho store was entered

through a skylight in the fn'irth story

A rope was att'icj3.cl_to a small beam im

mediately loV.v the skyliffht, and the

ihief was let down to the third story of

the biilding,.fconi lhs$,^-airy^ays commu

nicated with the jewe'.ry store. Tho safes

were rifled and al^Jji^watahes in-iha es

tablishment, with tho exception of four,

were taken. Gold chains, d^&biond ijngs

and valuable sets of jewelry were stolen'

in amount from $l'd1bt)0''

i«*i$\5'f000.

the Philadelphia

tQ the fanner in aI1 the

gion at the

earth, 'Laza

rus. come forth!' .and to the. retreating

sfirges bf ^arkne^^'itt th^ro be light!' ',

taligfi Fit! little Vo^i to see tho pliiy. ^Thin^

ing f^.getttag oldefl«,ugh to ajt-

tend the services at church, he took hipi

tlWlri?-«Aie Siin&'a^.'' fifle'flftV 'erto'u^h the

child 3«t for a lirae bat fnncying that it

was tiaie the amu?erriett? be»^n." he com

menced clapping liis bunds, and horrified

hi® fitlbe^bfl b#«t rig' tblinLTii^in %Ut

at the top of his tinv shrill voice:. "Up

wid the'-Wg!'' (tfife-'Usniif 'cry in the Cork

theater^ .whe^ ar audience ^onsjjlejr it

^iroe fljr llbe cii|^.

*t.^

jpfri

ypK

^te

Prksokal.—A.

7n^onfdrtnity

wilii tbc age, a'^Syfiipliig^isni, a ffiend-

lv rebuff, rSn acquisitive rgjomder, a flop.

yins.

for whp

take tho.'money—let's

IlK9S.-f

Thei annual regular meeting of what

caljed tbj^'Westtrn ^bSoeiated Pes^ |i

cbmhin/titfn (jf^tbe daily journals in the

chief crtfea of the We#.f,'wlll be beld it

5t. Louis on the Gtb ot November next.

Business of much irapoftance.js -exp^pted

eJln^ beforo iff -rii^crfofku^rftbrfrto

mnde by the WnBtern Press to effect ah

improvement in the character of tbe news

reports lutawtthed from' thb East havfif not

been as successful nrid "ntisfactory as conld

All

the approaches to tho building, doors anj

windows, had beeM'^curely fastened, but

there were ^0 bars beneath the skvligh'.

Tho robberyvt(jok place in a frequented

part of the city where citizens, policemen

arid private watchmen were passing, all

entirely innocenTof what was going on

inside. Nothing found out yet as to who

committed tho robbery.

Thk Merchant

and

His Ci.erk.—

The following is going thovrounds-of the

paper?. It reads well, whether true

not: ,3G'.:.riiIKPJ5v

In 1859, Mr. K., a prosperous business man of St. Louis, captured a tbief in his sleeping apartment The culprit plead si hard for release that Mr. Ki set him at liberty, on promise of future good behavior, giving hioTaoDp:?ioney besides. In 18G0, Mr. K. failed'in business, and becamo a clerk at a pwderate salary. Passing the post a short time since, who was v-ry shabbily attired, was ac 56sWd ^bj--an elegantly dressed, bejeweled individual, with, "How do you do, Mr. K. Giad-tp.-j^ae .you Stijl. .in .business on Main streotr* *K. vainly endeavoring to remember tho stranger, replied that he was not i(i bnjfness'' iir fact -wJs: h-nnting a situation. Str&nger said, "Please walk with me'il-^hort distsbce!" ^Ffio two repaired to a hotel, whero the stranger in-rwgaced-himself as the repentant thief.— Ho furcea Mr. K. to accept a loan .of $10,-

A00^y.ith..\Uuefc4o-.cornmefl[c.QJJ}.usine59.

He said that daring the war he"had made large sums of moiiey, abd he ba^ long desired to express tfs'gratiSide idaome sub stantjal manner. !)iS

I. Cincinnati is beginning to comi

olain ol the proposed bridge at Louisville,

rto

gf an oU3

truttoon

miles qf the iron are already laid, and a enough to carry largei boats safely over

construction^train Ts'runniiig dh it ev%¥^

t*MJ lails,,tbay

d»v^Thi' lric5grt-across Whitc river will

.of tho pad (froTff Martinsville to Gos-ijmay couni tfjiorf- it!Wbett tHe' bridge-is

order by first of December. and Portland, unable to get up or down, ces.

.I'TOS'SA ,H .tS

navigation. The

I say?

idly 2o0 m^:.nTe.empli^od in ff^ 2 .jvlieing/coBStoWJted without draws, tbe (rabk' itfkd" layijig/dowri'tlte ties. fTjvo an so low that when the water, is higb

wtm

The- profits^of wheat growing in 8

mania for betting was n.o're rampant than y,e Northwest appear from a single staie-- TWs-day, for eale, one fine bay horse,

eciircely'be from the Milwaukee corretpqwl^ one fine

Iti9 now

bringing in this market fr^m

AnUur

one dollar and "Seventy.flve cents to If/o

dollars. One farmer has employed fiftj,-

two men the present seisop/ frft& ^fifteen

reapers. Pie sold bis wheat at one dollar

and ninety cents a bushel, and has.actuaU

ly clear ed forty thousand dollars, op tlie

year's crop. This American farmer is

well "known in this quarter, and the,flg-

airoe are •capable of demonstration.*1

C. Cattell, of Fhiladel-

pbia. (ship owner) Edwin Davis, Ksqi, of

Indianapolis, (Davis' Digest) and Jojin

P. Wallick, Esq Superintendent of tye

Western Union Telegraph, are

Houbo.

at tbe Terre Haute

I ii Died.-:

All men are possessed of a capaci

ty to make a living in some way or other

either as professional men, meclrtioics,'la

borers. or by the thousand and one differ*

ent avocations to which men caA- and do

devote themselves. Though jnanv make

an awful mistake in the choice of bebapa-

tion, they manage to keep body and soal

together, creating a Wonder how it Is

done, but eliminating nothing sufficiently

lucid to solve the mystery. Bread ftfr tlje

inward man and garments for tile"''out

ward are necessary to prevent ,a return

to primitive days thus obliging :eveiy

individual who was not "born under ja

lucky star," to work his way through tf

world as best be can. Goipg upon||^

'principle that the world owes everyone ja

living, enables a good many td..thrive

more or less, without paying particultjr

attention to anj' particulir osteniible bil*

siness. Tha ingenuity of the human mini*

is truly wonderful in the many Wrcutq-

stances which may surround it. A map

"bard up" dndergoes a mental labor sur

prising to bimsalf and to everybody else

by its intenseness and success. Contri

vance, invention, originality, stimjttfai

by a depressed state

for operations, brighten tbe path of pri

gress, cheer the hoatt of tbe unfortuna,ti

and perhaps by a well conducted arrarijj&

ment bring to the surface the unhappy in

habitant of dark and gloomy reeeeses^

Cultivation and experience aeast natur

al capacity, but sometimes the.:wise$fc,an4

sharpest, who enjdy with sfcV -*WtisfifctioB

the comfortable' reflection that they are

we'll posted in the ways of the wbrid^arp

caught by practical sharpers nlwajs oi

the lookout and ready whenever 6{fp6rtui

nity offers to take advantage and makfc

victims to tbeir unscrupuloueness. Taking

Shakspeare for\heir bible, because' he says

I'put money in.thy purse, these shwjperi

compromise their chances of getting'Wt6

Heaven by going any leng'tli to obey tbgit1

oracle. Barring the declaration Of Holy

•Writ that "the love of mobe^^.thii roo!

if all evil,'-.as unworthy of belief, tbej

persist by all manner of means, legiti|

mate or foul, in depositing the dimes in

their jiort monnaies, Very manj auxjji*

nrie«, coarse,'vvtl^ar and gen'tGel," fcVinlnbi

uto toward this great desideratum.-'

Razdr? made to sell th'emseH^ arf3

fiOTeTWut-®ioT?»^lik'

earpi^

a corretjx^Dfl^nt one^floe

Inquirer

lWheat caI1

£i

Lizzie,

On the 25th inst.,

ip*

fant daughter of I. L. and M. S 3(lahan,

aged 3 months and 23 daya. .The foner^l

will take place from the residence of Bjr.

W. Mahan, No. 25, North Sixth street

th ufternoon at 2 o'clock. The irien$a

of the family are TespectfallyinVit^ for

attend.

!jiur

chasers, burnished watches, "gettin up

horses and such like, oausfe requefet-Uonaj

tions from tbe unsophisticated

pile'" of tbe opera tor.{j AJIUI JA

Even matrimony, which was ionte doii-j

sidered a matter belonging exclusively toi

tho management of Cupid, if,aow.jJpys in|

numerous instances one of the? !i#ay^ of

"getting alung" —as a contract for pfecu-

ni-iry avails. To marry Bank.

JStockj

Railroad Stock, a plantation ot a Clqve^

"pile," with a partner thrown in, is a

common speculation or, through tho inj

tervention of anxious mammas,.aunts and

friends, a whole-souled, gallant fol.I&w i$

induced to comfortably fix nil entire fam

ily, all through bis fond ard "devoted

affection for his dear Julia Tsabell'i—j

Business

in everything these times.

Real Estate

TRANSFKRS.-^Tbe foli

lowing transfers of real estate appear on

the Recorder's books for the week enditg

this morning:

Curtis Gilbert to Margdret

for

$I.6GO. James M. Sanford to Wm. P. San ford, twe ty acres in Linton township, foi $100.

Jmnia Cjok to John T. Scott, admin-i its-i tor, lot in the 6ity for $500. Houriet to G. Weiss and others, lot in the city for $2,000

Arba Holme3 to F/Gulidk, lot tn the city for $500. Porsis Holmes to J. F. Gulick, lot in th

city tor $3,000. .. .. jte "Jas S. MeesetoW.

Gillespy, tract}

of land in Sugar Creek township for 200. W. A. Gillespy to John A. Ray 40 acres in Sugar Creek township, far $800.

A. F. Smith to Isaac O- Myers, lot i^ Dean's addition for $200. Lemuel Ladd to Isaac Myers, 21 acres in Lost Creek township for $300..

Wm. H, Stewart to Geo. £. Steele. a tract of land in Otter Creek township for $1,395,

Gao. K. Steele to Wm. H. Stewart, tract of lan Otter Creek township for 800.

Wm. Sidenstick to Peter J. Ryan, two, lots in tho city for $500 Curtis Gilbert to Wtn. R'Stumff, lot

in Gilbert's Place for $600. Wm. M. Ash and others to Geo. Cabal, 40 acres in Riley township for $f&0

Thos. Penson to Gso. N. Metcalf, two lots in Tecuuiseh for $30. test

WST Persons desirous .of securing^

board in a private family, in a pleasant

locality and near the business portion of

the city, can find accoiufriddsition by ad

dressing box 381. .d3w. a*

tlST

cannot, get-liader theHtf idge

lowering their* chimneys At

?l^€e-of:

be qompKtjwl this week, and twelve mfte4 fltoIed"so,as njt .fo -be reliable,.anfl ,we

^her^»a^r

isc M» is..

Honey in tbe comt^?resh Oysters

and Lake trout at Ray & Bailey^

mare, one sorrel

mRr®,

P?bMP

ilTauW r,

one sorrel horee

as followsv 3?®*" °^ee Rodlcaway

a W a a a a

^^h.w^ra re- years old, one three year old colt, one j'

not sold

t« tim A. B. Fout's Livery Stable, I will sell at

ihe

to-morrow {Sunday) afternoon at 4

WI SlHaWendance of^ tbe mem

bership is requested.

JP One

Presbyterian Church, on

Dime

a Yard

pieces 'of

for ten cenUjajardi

some ^f^'&tlPwell-kiiowii

66 Main street,

eoiinoQ sir

Winne^heik.—To

sti^d*fn

ii r,j:yr

jjcro style/ "To-aigbt there will be served

up Turtle Sbupt Squirrel, Pigeon, and nil

the delicacfeV which can be proem ei in

Wasted!—At

188T"

ever

six!carae

corner of fourth

and Main streets, from 10 o'clock until 3

Vahscotoc,

o'clock. M.

City Auctioneer.

A special meeting for prayer and

conference Will be held in tbe rooms of

the Young Men's Christian Association

call this

eppqagj, ^her^aJUie lunch will be set to

our friends and customers. Oysters of

the very best are served up at tbe Res

taurant in any sjyle^ and any hour, Htthe

lowest figures. Also boarders taken, and

sleeping-rooms rented out. dlt.

c1 v#

..j

or the Singer Sewing

Machine just ^eived at tbe Agency, No.

dlt.

those that have in-

Jtbe'%innesheik

Insurance Com

pany, I have|ust returned from the home

office in Freeport. Please call at my of

fice at youc earliyt convenience, and I

°4*i0

done-

M. J.

dlt

Whkkleb.

1——

JWlB^tPrints twelve and a half 6ents.

All other staple dry goods in proportion,

and selling as cheap as any house in Indi

ana. A full stock of Staple and Fancy

Good/ fcV^Saktin* ajrrd Walmsley's, 111

Main St.

pffairs, olear aw

the clouds of despond, open new avenuqs

ymc jj!0

oc26tf

•g ^ag|r& McKeen, agents for the

old and reliable companies, the iEtna of

Hartforcfi'ttbd Hai'iftrd* Insurance Comr

pany of Hartford are ready at all times to

write policies on as good terms as othor

companies of. good standing. Office at

Dowling Hall, Terre Haute, Ind.

fVJ'f BUB

JreeLuneh.-at Concordia

fafl|tms oveningat)9'o'ciock. Those pres*

ent^tntb^.luscVslist Snturday evening

need not be .told .that the lunches al that

wtablisbmoqt. are always gotten up in su-

Seeman

markeT.~HoLFEi.DEB,

Cobinthian Hall

& Co.

v»(J

—We are glad to

learn that the old favorite Hall is gaining

MpulatiiftWery day under tho super

vision ojf Mr. August Bushman, the pro-,

prietor: he informs us that to-night there

^1)1 betjfgraad Billiard, Match between

t^O of odr city"amftteurs, for one thousand

points^. Afte^ w^if^.a Grand Free Lunch,

will be s«t ouU lt is expected that all

the lovers of,billiards will be in attend

ance, Don't fail to come. ^—dlt

19* LnW'ikSii^- at O'Conne'll's New

Depot, Frank Leslie and Harper for No-

•yej^^^,|8&de-Fair Illustrated, Jolly

r, Pbunny Phellqw, Boys and Girls'

'eejt Iy, ^f^tu re^ ratis, New YorkWeek-

papers, and

extra^^f^'^tT Ci(icinnati daily paper

for Sufjday'Mhd'ing. 26dlt

'Fifty cent's is the price for a good

20 ^ruig, skirt,.and 75cts for a corset, at

Weisz's Skirt I)ac^ory. 24dwtf.

iT.r.B0ARDl»o.—A gentleman and lady

roopn^with: grate, pleasantly situated, on

Nort^^|th.|treat, No. 80. Also, a few

more ar§-deqi^ed in a private family. Ap

PJX .PQP9

the^tOQk and

Morgan,

lot 49, in Gilbert's Piace. for $550. Harriet A.Sa?seen to W. Brotherton, tract of land in Otter Creek-township,

dlw.

Large Pkrkmptort Sale

General

Drx-Goods, tOR

Gash.—We

have revised

marked down "prices,

of general Dry Goods in the several

JQeparttnejils,

viz Dress Goods, Embroi-

'derfei, ffloves, Hosiery Trimmings,

Shawls, Cloaks and Cloakings, Furs,

Flannels, I)ome9tiC Goods, including a

jpeciaUine of

all Wool Ingrain Carpets

at $1 00 per yard. We can only here

give the reader an outline ^of what we

have commenced doing. This will be

followed ^ijj-^-and moretoo. Hereafter al

Avery body regularly patronizing the

TBucieye Store," will go away well re

paid for thefo-cooping, as from day to day

something startling in the way of

jm m&ii

"jo*

{16-dtf

I'.l

Go to Sy Ires' Ha^ StpT|£»ndpee his

OwAPr

dw3w.

si 4iJ3$A

bargains

iW\jl be aivon to all wbo como again and

again. Ve will add to our present stock

in a few days, another purchase of Dry

QopiQfhich will

Bold at correspond

ing low figures, as given in our advertise

ment in another column.

Ladies, come and see tbe prettiest,

neatfesiftfa&eil rfai-cheapest stove ever

brought to Terre Haute. It is just what

ti?wii

street. W. W.

24d2w.

L-1'

i*t

for sale at Weisz's, 12 Fourth street, op-

^osKe Poti oiffioev ^d Aiidwtf.

imd t-atairageat for Mrs. Foy's corset

skirt supporter in the State. 24dwtf.

Ko.'

body that i«Dtir a. new stove to 4ive

be made to pay a fair profit double sett of fine harness, one bay marej 2^#^ ^.V. ..' wifckAJtf if Wi.lminM' WhoWnt*

y,ne dollar a Imjhel. spring wagon, oAfe" two-horre wagon. [If, |@r "Woolen goods in great varietur

-.»»*

o'clock at private sale, a* men's woman's and children''* #ear.- Chi

111

i'5-

o26dl

ui.

Kg* Services to-morrow, at 11 o'clock

Irorth Seventh Btreet, by Rev.

Devine.. Ali are cordially invited, [dlt.

Jtaq

-We offer 150

colors, fall styles

Six Yards for a Dollar.—The heaviest

4-4 Sheeting*t.:16§ cents per yard at

j?fioo9

Edsall

Tetjtonia

a *-n

& Co.

Rkstauraitt.—If

Mitts just rcceiVS?T~8t Erlanger's. Also

a full line of Undershirts and,drawers,

which are sold at the lowest market price,

Examine our ^D'' shoulder seam Shirt.-f-

Wo have.tbo^i ready made, ormakeJtheip^

to order. ,r ,22-dtfc

Lost.—Yesterday afternoon,'somewherb

between Mrs. "Volgor's, on Fourth street,

and the residence of Frdbkr Mj^ft^Son

Ninth sti-eaQ a i.purpla ^nroroceo pockejt

book containing a ^um" of -money tetweea

$20 and $30. The ftrider will bo Rewarded

Ready-Made Clothing, and a large stock)

of Cloths, Oassimorr-q and Beavers that'

will beimadf! up on the most reasonable

terms, [d4t.

v'.- .»

and see a complete stock at' the' lowest pi ices'.Saiton

Walmslet,

MainLstreet.

Save health and clothing wheh it

rains, by carrying a good Scotch Gingham

Umbrella, impervious to water. A fine

stock for sale at Snxton & .Walmsfeyfs

111 Main street.

$Sf*

1 ,-

r7r)C

if-

Goto E.R. Wright & Go's or

a cnoice article of Green.-: and Bla£k

Teas. [11 dtf

Iksttrance.—If

safe

your property in

reliable

and

Companies, apply to Hnger and MoKeeh.

Office at Dowling HaU. The-best*"!* al

ways the cheapest, and inaura

with per£OD3 that are well known in tie

community. Do not give ye^r n^flney to

unreliablo carpet-bag travejling agents or

you will always have cause to regret it to,

vou have lately. infjiill

you want

Soup

A splendid line of Gloves and

L^9-dtf

by leaving it at this office:^

c.—Bl

Notions, Fancy Goods, Tats,

Robinson 103 alain stre'efi," is now addibg

to his extensive stock, a full lino of Whit^

Goods, Hosiery.. Furnishing Goods, Wool*

ens, Trimmings of all descriptions. Ta«

ble Linens^ Towels, .Crash, Cotton Yarnj

Batting, Wiiro\Vware, &o.

Wholesale Rooms up stairs, 103 Main

street. [Oct. 19/ dtf

—tirrtt—/llT

Fine Alpaca and Scotch Gingham

Umbrellas just received. "These goods are

of better quality and flnish tban are usti-

ally kept. Provide yourself with one lje-»

fore tho rainy season commences, .{j

,'.\a Saxton & Walmslet,

jadies, if. is no use^to pay a high

price for common Store Skirt, when.ybu

can get tho best Hoop Skirt mftde1 at

low price, at Weisz's Factory, opposite

the Post-Office. i^n

»t#-

All the latest Styles Hats and

Caps, in great variety, received daily at

Sykos' Hat Store, and gold

Cheap for Cash.

krir* ."'tiil'i'k iii'tii

Pi$* Shoulder Sbawls, Breakfast Sbawls

Heavy Double Shawls, a splendid assort

ment, at as

13,

Cornelius

dtf

fsr For a nice parlor Stove go

Thiell's. dwtf

A rich line of Dress Goods, at re

duced prices, at

13,

Cornelius

dtf

& Bagqertt's

'Danton" Kid Gloves, all sizes and

and colors, at,

V-rn-i

ClffiNEtlUS & EfAQQERTY'S.

13,dtf

accommodations, front

Some rich Cloakings, New Nobb^

and cheap, at .K,j.

Cornelius

13,dtf

making

tbis^fhe most attractive offering of Dry

Good! embracing, as it does, our whole

& HaqokbtxJs^

Cod fish, at Ray and Bailey's, 'p

|ta5™ Bargains in f-1 hovels, Spades,

Forks, Plows, Rakes and everything in

the implement linef cati bo had at J. A

Foote's, No. 66 Main street, as they must

bo closed out immediately.^ o|8tf

ing

p"10™-

K^"Mra.Foys corset skirt -supporters

A ^almoeal Skirts, and plain

and plaid flannel, to be sold cheap at H.

Rebi)»ee^'vi(ft'iMn street. ,, oct. 24 d2d. Hvir

j.89KlT8M

A "full stock of Bleached and

Brown Shirting and Sheeting^ Muslins,

selling at extremely low prices/^^Now is

tbe time to buy them.

PaXTON

& WAL*IStET,

111 Main street.

MaT" White Wine Vinegar, a' superior

article, for sale by Barr, Gulick & Berry

Druggists. 17-dlw

VSt" Extra Fine Shore Mackerel and

very Large Pickled Herring', just received1

at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and

Ohio streets. ,t

Naylob

dlt-

Ryce

d3t.] W. S.

& Co.

very cheap.

63 Main

Shannon.

Shawls, at

& Moobk.

iiil

C@" Cranberries—first of tbe season, at

Ray and Bailey's. 15dtf.

|®*Merino Underwear in great variety

for ladies, gents, misses, children and in

fants. Call and see a fine assortment Bell

,i*i

Saxton

ocladtf .111 Maia St.

Fine stock of .Paisley and Brocbe

Cornelius

13dtf

eisz is tbe only wholesale

Main, street,]If*P ATO X*T LiTC-^Soaae? «iy we "Brlc^wct'^ twelve

and sen the* improved oven ToflB'tWIflU olher»jFvoufirfnrt^a1f|togl^o! j»or particulars, enquire of Cory &M&11-

a a a a a a

HT fiulman'd' "Wholesale,

Jrocery, basement Mechanic's Block, No.

3, where can be found all the luxuries of

the season, and served in the best style

possible. Also, the best Oysters the City, by the dish or can. B. Bu88kli£|-10-dlml ...

Goods can be found.Ai%, at.

oc22tf

reliable insurance, to insuro with the

Phoenix of Hartford. Cash assets l,-

076,383 85.

Havekh

The finest display of^Millinery

j? S.

Strait?,

8, dtf No. 10 South Fourth street.

IST We advise all wanting sound and

& Co., Agents

Office over Donnelly's. Drug Stoll's

17dtf

you wisti to insure

t»

QT A splendid- assortment of 45ne

watches, Tkb and fashionable- Jewelry,—

Beautiful late style of- plated ware. At

G. H. BaEcbhTs No. 151 Main Street.-

Fresh

OxsTKRa.-^-Xbose

expecting to

indulge in the ab'oVe luxury, will find

tbem of an extra quality at J.

Badg-

ley's,-who receives them daily direct froib

BUltiinore. ,is«a dtf. -'S®

tBF A fine lot of Ladies' Enarhbl^d,

Diamond and Plain Gold Watciies, Chat-

-l«TO«»d"£ieontam ChairtS^T-tfl5tf"Wa"K:Hbs

No' 151 -Main fitrtot.

Bsscom's

and .Jewelry repaired, at II.

^cftV11

•'W When in need of Underwear,

Shirts, Drawer?,JScprfs, Tjos, wi.anythini:

in Gtnts' IHirnishing Goods, go to Johnr

sten &• Miller's, No. 81" Main itreet," and

bify tbe'm cheap, from the best stock ip

the market. 4 k^ dtf.

J..H&F For all kinds of-Stove, Pipe aBd

Elbows, go to Wm. H. Theill. dwtf r-'tivlllOTftA

Base Ballebs

and

txonT—1st:

I. L.

lor tbe Fair at

,fr

oclbdtf i' vi jet in Main St. it^ Sti-I

Now that the fall elections are

over, the most important question of who

is elected gives place to that of "What

shall we woar during^ the coming cold

winter months?" This question can boj

sfttisfactorially answered by calling at the!

Union Clothing Storo, -No. 79 MauTstreet

where .willrhe found .a good, assortment.of

Mahan & Go's Drug

Store, corner Sixth and Main Street. 8

V.'f

When in search of something' to

wear, don't fail to cail at Johnson & Mil

ler's, as they are now offering, at tbe low*

est prices, the best assortment of goods

ever brought to Terre Haute. Don't for

get, the No. is 81 Main street.'^ dtf

gold, jewelryr at S. R. Freeman's old

stand, 74 Main Street. dwtf

B. Weisz's Hoop Skirt Factory,

No. 12 South Fourth Street, opposite thei

postoffice is the cheapest place to buy

Skirts and Corsets in the United States.

Syi&s'Hat Storo,

Haqqebtt's.

and-

Stocking Yarns,

bons, Dress Button?, Gimps and Bugle

Dress Trimming at A. Nipperts. dtf

Hair Jewelry.

Ladies,

Walmslet,

& HApG»RT*'a.

Unbolted Flour, at

Whisht

b.,

rHS

dtf

1^5 Main street

•nviH

'«tli 5"

£ier Par lor Clocks, .nk Clocks, Din

ing Room Clocks, kitchen Clocks, Alarm

Clocks. In fact ihe placd to buy a clock,

is at tho old stand, 74 Main Street,

dtf .3. FHJWKAW.

vAnmmt

An enlarged book

with the latest patterns, and a few sani

pies of tbe manufacture also, Jewelry of

the German fashions, at

John

Freeman's,

niii::visb No. 6 Warren's BlockVJ

N. B.—Hair

j'owelry manufacutred'aV

the shortest notice:

wb»

something good to eat.^^Tdihose Carriage, nearly* new. V»o WT rivr

r.„%

Goto E. B. Wright & Co's fore

choice article of Green and .Black Teas, No. 155 Main stTt^^ :jr *dtf.

8 4 \Vhite Crapel)4arettanl WhiU Lu«tor, at

Nip per is. dtf

&OX.LAB8. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars', Boy'sCpllars, Collars and Cuffs

Kiddles,

[d^

rvr

"jfi^Fairi&riesof Ha^s sinH Caps just recoived al Woife & WsrtWl'^85 Main treet, Terre Haute, Indiana". dtf

^Birts, Shirts.—Shirts

at -Riddle's.

HjJ" A choice article of Dried Peaches,

Ain»lfJ6/,I?rv|n*9 and, Cherries, at E. R.

Wbioht &

Co's,

Mav ?5,dtf 155 Mftin Street.'

LITERS

licm imi unclaimed In tlie I oat OfBoe at T»rr« U»uU. 10

OfiTO BER 26,1867-

ETC*Y IAT^MJA-* MORNINQ

LIsi

LADIES' LIST.

Anderson Mary Atbton Hannah Archer Mrs Barton Euiiico i»ass Slr9 Nancy Calaban Miss Carpenter Sliss Emma Canada Mrs 31 art ('a Cofftnan Mrs Matilda Conover Mrs Brad Curtis Miss Dicken JI rs A E D«soto Miss Ray Denny Mrs Mary Emerson Miss Libbis Elam'Mrs EC Hdfear MrsB L7 ban

f*ans

feard

For anything in tbe Stove or Tin-

waro line, lower than the bottom prices^

goto W. ff.Thieli, No. 8 North Third.

Street. dwtf--)'

Goto"W. Tbiell's Stove Store1

and see theAtlanta •Cooking Stove justi

out. Sole agency for Terre Haute.

dwtf

Price Mrs A Bobbing Mrs Boche Mrs Mary Bogers rs Charlotte Staggs Miss Je nle Shepherd Mrs Mariah Shenard Mrs Silance Sarah Sm th Miss ML Scott Mrs Jane Sbockjey Mrs BT Thrdope Miss Jennie Aandulen Miss A 'Wehian Muy Westfall Mrs Cbriatena Whaler Miss Salotni illiams Miss Mary Williams Mollie Wicker Miss Jennie Wyeth Miss Hannah Wyeth Lucinda

Mrs JCjiesbeti^

wiugSfrs 15 ML KiHson Jlisi-MToggie PrtrteyJMM M'argmlMt' Farrand Mrs Nancy 2 tiregg Sirs Julia Gilmore Emily 2 Hay Miss S A tiavens Miss Maletta l.'agorton Airs Havener .Miss Cassi6 Heffner Miss Mollis fluff Miss Meana

Hull Jliss .neana tfHJniso'n Miss.Litlis A Itrtf Annie K^lly Mrs Jamima ..

Others, Atten-

Nine prime tffgars,

best in the

marhM.^ Toung Merrill and Coquette

fancy goods, great variety just received

.:qentl!B:men's list.

Littlejohn Frank Lobezz Wm Logg •F

A.nlefSOQ A Anderson Joshua Allen Austin Andrew Austin Arnold Philip Amero Chas Butler John Balding Isaac Blackburn Isaac Bceson Wm Ilenson N Urevastes W 'J. Beale Seneca Bell Chas 2 B«tser lienry

LUnday Wlfc ,' Lyons I Hatbirly \V Mankin A llac'ilrt- Peter alone John Middangh Dayid Morton W Moorhead John Montgomery, Wm Monhon Ed Morris W McKelvSlf Thoa JlcCpnf»ck (Jaw! #. Mclnthre Chas McDonald Thos Mcpioud McCHodgh Michael McCoskey W Nelson S Neel Wm E Niece A J, ^NicHois ar O'Brian Daniel Pa. W 2 PriMner John Pettiford Isaac Pfeif' onred Price Bagen Pat 2 Bemblet 3yQ Beed Geo Bees

riggs John Bumberg John Burr CainpBeTlTho4 A' Carter Catterlin Hiram Carroll Patrick

ass®#!*#* Crockett Jos Couchman John OooksE jfi Corby S I'ompton

:i't* Ji!

I'onktin Moses ticr per Wm Daris ^r nempster Tbos Dirker Dow Jas Douglass Wm Duddleston WHH Dungan W DwirePat^ Lvans ST Ennew 0 Emory Jas

Just received a new and beautiful

assortment of Pearl, Coral and Etruscian

kii

dwtf

•.

l®-Fifty cents is only the price a,goad

twenty Spring Ladies' Skirt at Weisz's

Hoop Skirt Factorv, opposite tho Post

Office. us :i ji*-1 1

r*ii'

dwtt.

—r-*#*

IS^Coftets fur sev«nty-fl?e cents at

Weisz^'SRfft: Fa«t5ry ~~-?—a-dwtf.

Jr.

-,,f. .^lVrv.

,, Hgf? The largest stock of: Mens and

Boys'Hats and Caps on the Wabash iit

to be sold

Woolen

Cheap for

Ca?h.,, 7-dw3wr,

Mills.—We

Yiop

on bands a full.stock of

Flannels, Blankets

of tbe very best quality, which. we offer

to the trade, wholesale and retail, at,, as

low prices as can be sold by any first class

manufacturers. Call and see. "Uii

Unbolted Flour, at C. I. Rip[22—dtf

ley's.

After tbe Fair is over, we have

something yet for the fair of Terre Haute

at'" [8. dtf]

A general assortmdnt of first-clasi

Family Groceries just received at the Star

Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets

15dtf^

Naylob

dtf.

v. 1.'.. c, ,u

dtf

19" Remember tbe original Hoop Skirt Factory is opposite the postoffice. dtf

•The Spencer Fruit Jnr—self-seal-ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Gall and see them at O. I.

[dtf

Ripley's.

10" Go see the fall styles of Hats and Caps at Wolfe & Westfall's, 85. Main, street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf.

Ladies and Misses Heavy Ribbed

Cotton Hose at A. NippertB. 5tf

Fresh Buttkb

Eggs

and

Call and see Frink's Patent

Texas Ironing Furnace sets in your heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of the age. You can do your ironing with five cents' worth of fuel. Sole Agency No. 63 Main street. 17-dtf

W. W.

Peaches

Grapes

and

C. I.

arrive daily at

Rifcfloy's. dtf.

The great remedy for headache

earacche, toothache, neuralgia, fever and ague, cramp, eholic, pains and cramps in the stomach, &o. The Bombay Root ©r Blodgatta, can be found at Wm, Clark's Barber Shop on Third Street, near the Buntin Hooset' Persons wishing if can be supplied by him untU.my return to thfl

yigjo

State

dtf.rFair.-.

at4 vfnD*.

utpini

Thomas

Joair

'ttuaaM-'

«4

mr.bbM 'at

dst'doq

Elliott Saral w4*a ft-* Ellwood AH Farr Samt FU-Sli A Fredrick A Kislier W Ficki-1 Nicholas Garred ME Gallagjhdr Gregjf 'Jas 1: I Gr-gg 0 Gerron Dr kfe&rgeJO .Mull Greene .... Givins Win Gillcbrist W Gifforii Levi Sosnell A Gass Louis Goodwin Gordon •ahiin Peter rf 1 Haley'Wftotin'•

Swalls Alfred Sparks Preston .., Spat kB Sanfoid Henry Sark Ballard Splan John

Hake En^teliart II an no Micliaei awkins Allenr! I Ilailt-y Wm :iayes Benj

Unrt Wm heidy .1 BV e* lloVrman Arfg' lle^garty Maurice Ilencliy John UicfcsonGyras Higherson John

have aow

Jeansy Satinets,

1»'\

Howard Buco .iuse ui-y'A Ingles Wm JefMlQ-AKp hr, Jo»lin Ijift,! jjjj Jujge Frj-drlck Kiiiva Nicliael 2 Ki.ney George KimellG 2 Laird P. *75, Lawrence E

Kennedy & cSi1"

dwtf. S S.

Straus,

LftBBil Jos

Lidster Kichard

5VJ

& Moors.

-'U

Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex*

press, and forsale at A. N'.ppert's. dtf

Now Bonnet and Trimming Ribt

LOCAL NOTICES,

Mdtli sind ^rechlcs.—The only reliabli remedy for those -brown discoloi-ations on th9^ face Jlloth Patches and is I'ErmYVSloTH

awd

on'y by Dr. B.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BEST PRINTS,

.\(.AU3 -i-

13 1-3,

iai-3, is l-s,

1-S.

nv. »fci*

iVn

GOOD PRINTS,

'Kvr-.ir:

•ir.k J:..V8

iiuf

.qx- IrttiV:

r:"ac-'r

.unit.

can bo had

atC. I. Ripley's. dtf

HEAVIEST 4-4 SUEETifte,

dNJB SHILI4NG

ia 2-3. •l.lo

ShawnoK.

lfiWuI

AMUSEMENTS.

HALL.

T, M. A.

LECTURE. __

I'JKJ }'S? __

My-it^cMfesf:.sa« .fV:

Tho first' ieriuro. of thiTiwo'n^sOo^fte will be delivored on

Friday Evening, Nov. Jit,

•at 7} o'clock, by

,»a

Subject.—"Across

"[dtt

FORProperty

Schwartz John 8er'tns 2 Seekyft JI5.' .1 V_ Shears Albert Snediker IV Stewart Nathan Swift Martin Sittig Engene 2Snrick John Smi'h S Sm t'i SnoJ grass WII 2 Shomar John Stogie Biahard Souls O Siobey Bollin SnlliTan John Summerville Wm Sutton Stuhlman Fred Sclinc-ider John Shnrton Jas ThutjF Tu n'er A Trui-blood Tripp A Geiger UlVictr Isaac Vai lier Francis" Y»ndety Asd P^ Voris Elijnh WalJon Biley Ward Wm Wagner John Walsh J»s ir« Waldon Mfrganq Wilts Jacob j! West Fran^ Weiman 1) Welch John iseman Andrew Whitney-Andrew Williams W W Williams W Wi-liams Jo* Hg Williams Henr« v¥*i Worms A Yard John W Young W EZRA BEAD, P. M.

16 2-3,

,laa%A IstsaoO

wwa«

jtmvwarxri*

Bttfgains in

COTTOW

GOODS!

.lailo') HsnalK AT

f!0Jt

iWri

COLFAX.

HOW. SCHUYLER

.w7

ucaH f/*

tbe Continent^ W

.- ^.21-:.: •,¥ri"

+1 i'

Admiwsion 25 Cts.

ReservcdScnts,50 Cts.

Tickets for nt Rarilett's Bo^k«tor^, *ml Gus Arnold's Kew« pr, Vost Office Lobby \w

W A N E

AAA

A BIBS WANTED-

/vU) VvU That aresatfenrg with pain* iu Teotbinp, Wind Colic, Summer Complaint,

oc7dlm

Kemper Mrs Bebecca Landreth Miss Catherine LockridKB Miss Mollis Millar Mrs O Minor Mrs S A McCann Mrs 1 McMahan .Mi-s Mary Mc o«Ky Mrs Mof owjin Nancy ,j Orrell Miss Jennie Pdck Mrs 6 PriMltra Wm ijiiho

yyAX TED—500 MEN,

St.

to cry for GKvND MA'S SUOTHING SX'IllIP, For »ale by *11 Drtig^im. It is only 2S ceat«.

im I BE

ocis, Vaxolaia Tf.bbk

Ciltr.r Contraotor's Of net, ''ollinsvii.i.c,BR.,')HADrr, Sept. 2T, 18-7.J Fi*ehundre*l nten«»nt the madn.tiou of this line boiwwn Ili^Maitd an Greenville, Ills. Statiju *r. rkto l«tt *vvd,iri«-(»».

K. F. WINS tow*

ocSdSw Chief Cuntrai-tor.

O E N

FORSouthwest

Foror

Be se 9 E ^vv KichardsJ* A Bobbins Bobertson Thos Bobbins ,H Rodman Ba Bob rtBowark Stephen Smullwood

•i«MS

RENT.—Dwelling House.

on corner of Sixth ami 0 'Ij streets. Enquire on tbe prena^e.1*. 2vS4t

TfOR REJ(T.—Tho rooms in First JL National Bank Ifaildiop, now 'OOapt by op,

dow

oeopt

thoTclvjraph offi-e^, Apj.ly »t tbft Dank.

dtf

Tj'OR EBNT.—A House to rent— 'JL Inrgu. convenient, anl in good repair. 'Kn--4uir«pf M'»- Langford, cum. of Sth and EagJe street.. ocl7d3t

FOIlPicture

RENT.—Rooms suitable fbr

a Gallery. For particnlari, in« H. TILLOT8ON.

qnir?' of oo!7l(f

JAS

FOR

99 Main Street.

O S A E

SALE.—A

noij

i{ A

Good Milch Cow

and ir. Enquire at 0'BOTLB BBO.'S, No. 7*i Main street. Terre Haute, Ind. 24Uw

sale—hotel.—1 win

cell rent the Parke Uooso. in Bnrkri'.lr. My d-sin to sell or rent is not ccnsiened Irom a lack of patronage, buUroni a desire t.i rrtire fro bd«ines«of thischaracti r. The reputation

1ar

FOR

tbe

House, I fl liter myself, is goutl. To i»y the lovst of it in this respect, it Li doing and has done tbe principal lusiners of the place. T»imj easy.

Apply te, or ad Irese, J. H.CoCHRA' ootSSdSt Bockville, I„d.

Fcomfiittable

OR SALE—$650 will buy a little IToure tn th« eaptom'part of tiio city, near tbe National Ko*dt cootainiag two goo-iroomi aud a kitchen, ris^rri in th* kitchen, and col

.lj

under tbehousf. Ap

tbe Newfl Bocm of thU Office.

SALE.—On North First Street, a frame dwelling, containing nino room?, with barn and oat houses, toj -ilior with one, two, or thrte lots. 23dtf WILLIAM MYEK3.

O S A E O E N Dwelling on Sooth Fiist Stieet. I'-

cob-y

tins 1'2 roout*, with cellar, we I, clstera and stahies. ?ay 1V acre« ot ground well tft in fruit, nnmentxl tree* and shrubbery. For terms, eaquir* of John Bess, at the house adjoining.-, -outI of said (.reml-e?, or at th- itor« of J. 1.8. W. ltose. MABY JttF!UAT. oc'ild6wl

SALE OR EXCHANGE. (for near tbacli})m house and li •n Eighth street, near Kagl. Ap rion or by letter, Geo. Morrison, on tbe pr »es, or lo Wm. Usndersou o«19dtf

SALP1—The half interest a oJ p-vylug Saloon, known as the 'It Li/ht," on Second street, near the Stewart House. There is attached to the Saloon the only good Ten-pin Alley in the city. For particulars, enquire at tbe Saloon. 12dtf

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TOR

SALE—-Or

i? oth

FOR

Lottok.Freck'es

FascKr,*

Pnpiwi

P*aBT» Dormrtoioplat, 49 Bond

Street, New York. Sold by Druggists In Terre rTaute, ana ol ewhore. Price $2 per battle, jv'd.'iai

exchange for

other property in or near the c-itj, ene or two HOUSES and lOTS on Foarth street, on* sqna-e north of Main, in a eoo ',br»lness local' ity. Enquire of

Are

H. WORTH INGTON,

g'26dtf Corner Fonrth ft Cherry Streets.

OR SALE—A Suburban Resi'j

the lite residence of A. Lange, Esq., oontainlne

ac-es, good Orchard of 100 bearing Apple and fear Tree«, Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawberries* and Grapes good Houses with nine riei** Cellar, out-buildings. Ac good well rf water and Cistern, all of which I" will sell on reasonable terms. Please call and examine the

D. taBKEB.precise*.

Sep23i)lmw2t J.

SALE, FARM.—One of tho Finest Farms So Vigo County, cotita nln^ V€3 acres of rich and highly productive land, about one-half under cu tivatlon. It i? situated oil the Evanxville A Crawtotdsville Bail Hoal, 'Sy% miiej South orTerre Haute, at Young's Statioil.— The Railroad runnins adjoiuinx to, aud a .Switch being on one end

the land, make* it aiu*lilti

Will be sold low. Eiqnire »f

CHAHNCEY OABB,

|aag28d3m Terra llaute, inil.

GOOD CHANCE TO IN VEST A G( X|_ in retire from business, I now oflt-r my entire stock of Boots and Shoes for sale. The stock is new and carefully selncted, especially for the reUil trade. Any person- wiehing to invi-st in an established bmiueas, will find it to their advantage to call on me soou, at my place of businesf, at No. 1UO Main street, Terre llanto, lui.

Mm B. O. GOEOIKEAU.

I?OR SALE—Two Milch Cows., I? EhqU.iro J. J. WEBSTER, Korth'llttt' Street, next to 6. Belgler, or at J. ?tarH*,' »it' East Main Street, n«xt to Canal. JeSSdtf 4/

Ij^OR SALE.—HORSE.--A good farally^ horse, perfectly gesile, top aod Harnett. Tht«y will be »o!*l Tow for ca or good |»aper. KuqQ4r«nt Ool^mna1# oraer of 8lb

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I't-pinr 1^1Yurd.1I

jC^ORSALE—Four Framo Houses 1 One of lite, two of six, and one ot aetva rooms, will sell these houses verv low, and uu reasonable t.rms. Apply to T.J. FORREST, llllf Near ouroer 3d and Ohio Street*..

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PPLICATION for LICENSE. The nodersi^ncd hereby give no ice th»t they will a|ply to tbe Couuty Commi-tsiou^rd at thoir regular session in December, for license to sell spirituous and intoxiratinc liqnors in less then a quart a' a tiuif, for the space of one year.— The premises on which said liqnors are to be^ sold are located at I Wabash street in Terro. Haute in Harrison Township, in Tigoonnty, In-* diana. BELL

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POSTER-PO

BILL

QITY BILL

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE! All orders )^ft at Dowling Hall, or at the Printing Offices, will be promptly attended to with »snii HUpatah n)h4tr

CARRIAGES.

SCOTT, OK£X & CO., Carriage Manufacturers,

Uos»KR Wabash

Sts.,

Tibm

wine-glass full of

hat'

&A! nu.t »ic614' t'

Tlsjsoo esfV Mil Mi

Uauti, Ihv.,

1st

Keep oonttSDtl on hand, aud offer fur «ale it the low eat market prices, all of the latest styles of

CARRIAOKS, BlIUUIKi aa4 LIUIIT WAU0\8V oftri'tr own iiint+ctuf«, of selected pioiil attoutiou paid to Itirtinst. iay:tdwiim

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ISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing betweon the nnderslgned oader tbe Arm of Kauth A Smith, has been dissolved by mn'nal consent.

UKNRt BAUTH,

oc21dtf JAS. A. SMtTO.

U7^LLI—To get well of Dys- v. pepsla, Liver Complaint, Fever

aod

Aage,

Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Ac.,

take a.

MISHLEB'S HERB BITTERS Three times a d«y. for

sale by I. RIFE, at No.

78, comer 9th and Main Streets, and by all Drugdat*. eepSdwly

'v'-'i't',asil«si#o»*

fit

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