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DAILY EXPRESS.

-E KHKB-HAUTK, JLSI UR.Y

Thursday

Morning,

RAILROAD TIME TABLE. TEEEE HAUTE AND UFDIAJFRAPOLIS. AB*1TB.

least*.

IO.ZA

......EXPR*SB»—~.e..

LTATE.

11:86 A.

4:60 *...Mattoon

LEATB. fcSO

Howesviile, i'rida Asbljoro, Monday, at Ilarcnftll, t*j,

Office

MAILAC'.J'-open -J

TC- OAY'B''

THE

ll&o

DISTRK&SIKG AND

COUNTY

A. SU

4:40 M.

Mail

0:46 A. 10:60 P. M» 3:10 f. Express ST* LOUIS, ALTON AKI TEBEB HAUTE.

ABKITB.

2:20 A. 9:46 A. M. 3:00 F. *.

Accommodation,

11:00 t\ M., .TCxpreOT#..r.

EVATFSVLLLE AND CBAVTOBPSVXLIJ,^

jEAV*. -Ml. KM

A..

Accommodation -..4.|0

4:40 .M»U ROCKYILLE EXTEHSIOF.

A.BBIVB.

11:00 K. H.

TEB.RB-UA UTE POST OFFICE.. 0P8KIX6

A:iD CLUSINft OF MAILS.

MAILS CLOSER

Eastern,through.daily at Eastern, way mail daily, at

Cincinnati daily

Wsturii, tianj, at.... H'"0 Bockv.UeanW way mall, -'tiS?,

IIVANIVILLIMNIIW^}-mail

daily, at

AFTLL^ROJ

IVOCK

12:00

on Sunday cveaipgat

ADYiiftTISEMENTB

Eiciisrdnv'u'j '«vt ii^tl.OD^O,. iilaoD ACo.J Adnilnis!ratoi'»Salt—O^o. Duy.

CJTY A2iD STATE ITEMS

youth was exceedingly modest, quiet, fiind! courteous,

ENJOYING 'in ATI 'eminent

will materially assist in the support 6f the widow and orphan, How poor a recom* pense, however, for the loss of such a bus* band and father, who

TAX.—The

of the county, for

TR-r-.L

»W

tax duplicate

1867, SBOWI

the follow

ing interesting recapitulation Total number

,of

polls- in the tSontTty,

4,205. .... I

Namber o! dogs in the county, male and female,

2,272. R«W-5,

umber of acres in the oounty,

value of the same,

25,^482,

$5,030,788.

improvements on the same,

Value of

$585,012.

Total value of lands and improvements in the county,$5,625,800. Value of town lots in the county

312.

$1,888,-

Value of improvements

same,

$2,212,063.

OPJ

the

Total value of lots and improvements in tho county,

$4,101,775.

iota",

value of personal property

county

$5,531,200.

'FFI

lbe

amount of taxables in the county,

$15,250,775.

tho attention cf this community to the lecture this evening,', in the First.Presby!rrir,n

.Church. T^P

olent cVject roni^mplated in tho enlargement of th.e.Sabbath School Library, fur nish good

REASONS'

new and singular disease has

broken

out among the horses in Pike

county, which invariably proves fatal. All efforts at relief so far, has proofed a failure. The horses die soon after they nro attacked.

GGJT

The body of Mark Hart, an old

citfeen of Logafisport,' was found in the basjn of th#

CAU^L

LHAT

THE

A PURSE

city, Tuesday.

Ho had mysteriously disappeared some days ago, and many believe he came to hir sudden death through foul means.

people of Booneville are to be

uratcd to an excellent trotting match for

$500,

billed as one'Of the attractions.

Mr. Charles

£.

Ruggles has pur

chased the boot and shoe establishment of

P. P.

Deck, on North Fourth street, find with a full stock at reasonable prices, so-

IST"

Prof.J.

Olcott,

Hon.

B. E.

ARE

utt.ruction."

LAW

of this ilty, and

Rhoada, of Yjermillion coontjf,

prominently named in connection with the office of Superintendent of Public

Violations of the internal revenue

are to be looked after sharply by the United States Grand Jury now

session

LO&OBPOLI&.A W 'AOS-^N PJ

litdihi

Mr. Leigh Southard contributes

the following poem, by the late

Sigourney, to the New

cial. It

her death, and is

KEYEFFLLFE^,' 1861

Deer shooting

3.(HJ I. M.

Jiarom.ilcttay and Thursday, at 7:0J r. M. lioWfc»v«iJ»! Friday, at

nt:. ... ..

MAJ^OPIN-I. O X*

3:vO

Eastern, through daily,at 12:16 630 p. *. Eastern, way mail, daily, at 6:30 p. w. Cincinnati, daily, Bt3...FC..&....» Y.'eettiu, aaiiy, at jj*-?

villa and way mail,daily,

l'-

12: LO

Evanaville and way mail, daily, r. tjKarom.Wodneetey

#ND

Satiu-itoyat.......

., M,..

................

TBN

-TO O

tx- ol-

FATAL ACCIDEIA'.---

Yosterday morning,FTfew minutes

tween the cars while

BEFORE!

tho eeven o'clock Indianapolis train left the depot,

MR. P^eeton A.

Shartle,

gage muster on the train, was caught

bo-

-coupling

tho san»e

and so badly crushed inwardly that he died in less than twa. hours after. The! accident was one of those. that will occasionally occur, notwithstfltading the greatest watchfulness, and no blame is attached to anyone. The unfortunate young man so suddenly cut down in the

MRS.

Jbany

Commer

was written a fe-W days BEFO*E

.published, NOW

first time:

for the

W STABS IN MT COUNTET'S" 'SKY. BT KB8. SIGOMSET.

Arc ye all there 1 Are ye all ther *i-— Stars in my country's'sky Are ye all there! Are ye

ALL

there,

In your shining homes on high Connt us! Count us!" was the answer

As they dazzled on my view, In glorious perihelion, Amid their field of blue. ..

I eft* not eount you rightly, There*te a elOud with sable rim, S I can not make your -numbers out, or my «yes with tears arc dim. I O an A el qgrVbite wing floating by, 3

Help,«ie|t# .count, and not to miss# One star-in my country's sky.

is now admifisable

throughout the State.

-4

Marriageb

ARE

all over the Stalo.

unusually frequent

I Northern portion of the State

HNS-TFH

dnutaiilly inrgc potato crop.

The Nicholson pavemont oxcite-

metit-Ftill-ragus in taf:vette.

7:00 M.

P. M.

fit I FGJGR

Alf Burnott

northern part

liuuiorizing in the

«L"

STAFO..

Hie

The

Journfd

henrs

houca in this city.

SOOK

haunted

lelpgraplt officii was removed,

YEATEI^L'L ^ICLCAO'S

building.

®G?-

H^JR*

VIGO^

degree

the respect and confidence of his employers, and beloved by^all who catne within the circlo of his acquaintance.

.He LEAVES

a young wife alid infant child. We are informed he held an accident policy in the Columbus Accident Insurance Company, for five thousand dollars,

-went

out yesterday

morning in the vigor of health to

JBO

elegnnt

new

At one of tho barrel factories in

Madison fifteen cords of wood are daily

IIIG^IO

into.hfirrcls

(£3^,^

McCrrogor'? distillery^ manufac

tures an average of teventeen barrels of whisky per day.

Joseph

Blake,

ESQ,

A LVGO

is soon to

return to this city and make it his permanent place of residence.

warehouse and other

buildings wore destroyed by fire- at Mats toon, Mpnday night last.

One might as well try to suck blood out of a turnip as an item from the Municipal Court of our well-behaved city.

PGR- A

turned in a short hour in tho embrace of death, a startling admonition of closely we walk upon the cliffs'O'F

how

and how Blight a breath launches las from them into the shadows of

THAT

which comes back

world from

no story.

gang of Gipsies have been prow-

lipg around Sullivan the last week, swap* pfng horses, telling fortunes,

IFEC^EJ^PIFESENTFI

WHICH

&c.

The funeral of

TLE

Courier.

... Oouneil Proceedings. '"^COUNCIL

CHAMBER,

IHW.

-i

We have much pleasure in calling

subject,"The"Reward

^Culture,"

of Liicriyry

and the well-known

R^VI

tairist of

Di\ Dovine, and tho benev

for patronizing this

for$O,900, payablo in fifty-nine annual isol«s Of

$100

NOV.

5, 1867.

Council mot, with His Honor,' Mayor Cookerly in the Chair, and a full Board of Councilmen.

The minutes of last meeting was

part of the city east of the Railroad De pot and track, have considered thp and now beg leave to report: 1'•'samcy

I*ead

and approved. Mr. McKeen, from the Finance Committee, made the following report in regard to the'taires in what is'known as the New Addition, which was unanimously adopted:

The Cornmitte on Finance in considering the question of liability on the part of those annexed to tho oity, under the ordinance of the I2th of November,

for the payment of taxos accruing between that time and the close of the year

1865,

are of opinion that the city has no legal remedy against such persons, and that such taxes cannot be collected by

Waiving all consideration of the jus Uco or equity of those taxes, and desiring

H'ot TD'enter

.:,THO

party in Monticello, White

county,

EOLD N

tract of land tho other.DAY

each, with ten per cont. in

tore"T from

DSTS.

f«rni..

It will prove ft dofetly

upon that subject, which has

been examined and discussed elsewhere, the Committee

-desire

186?

1867.

Committeo has not arrived at these conclusions without proper legal advice, and have the honor of submitting herewith written opinions of Harvey

Scott,tho and Messrs. Baird

addition to these high authorities, it is not improper to say that Chambers

terson, Esq, some time ago,

We do not think that there is any diversity of opinion, in the legal profession, on thh point.

This question has excited some feeling in the Third, Fourth and Fifth wards, and as no good can ever grow out of keeping these taxes as a standing menace on the duplicate, and fortified by the legal opinions aforesaid, we respectfully recommend the adoption of the following resolution:

Rcsotoed,

and a dog and b«ar fight

on the 9th instant.

shooting match is

That the City Clerk, in mak

ing out the tax duplicate for

1867,

Terre Haute annexed under the Ordinance of November 12th,

1856,

DATD

delinquent taxe3 for

from tho latter

to December

Respectfully submitted:

.-Jrwc-.V# *ITHOS. DOWLINO,

»i:K

t® .vst WD. w. MllfSHALL, ft Ji«I

LIV?-, FINANCE

Since the last meeting of the a portion of the Street Committee,Council, in company with the City Dngineer, had a personal inspection of the ground and

tended.provethe

The people who own property in that portion of Terre Haute, and who live upon it in the main, have a high claim upon tbe for this protection. Many years ago,city v/ben the railroad was first constructed, scores of families were located

lands east of that road, and if has

increased in population from that time till the present. It forms one of the most populous portions of the city,and improvements are now progressing rapidly.. Defective natural drainage is all that stands in the way of its continued growth, and this can be obviated by the pl^pjfc df the City Engineer.

Believing that the Council owes torslF portions of the city its fostering care as well as a sacred regard for the health and convenience of its citizens, the Commit* tee recommend the clans of the

giner to tbe favorable consideration

tho Council.

WA,

referred tbe account of

RNI"~

The

their real occupation

PRESTONA. SHAR

will take place from the residence of his father-in-law, Isaac Bartholomew, at the Union Depot, Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Services at the house. The friends* are invited to attend without further notice.

Total ...:.. 14,89i2^ Amount to balance accounted for as follows Special School tax...'.. 889 47 Amount used as salary by self. .'.:..... 1,12* 8$ General fun4 on hand........'..ir.'....„..U:.W 64-74

Total .v.:.-... 10,079 8^

Cemetery fund to general fund, Dr 3,881 08 Respectfully submitted,

C. A.

GOODWIN,

Report accepted.

report from the Market Mwt?r, showing eollection&I for the months

August, September

ing to

cents and

be di

rected to omit irotn the same the delinquent taxes

.IN

AAIA,-:

THD CITY

will warrant or allow. It is it will effective for the"believedthat

spend in perfecting a system of drainage on an expensive scale, such as the wants of the present and future

it might

'J T'

ATW^U

in that locality, and heard his suggestions as to the best means of disposing of the water which collects thereon. That plan is herewith submitted. Though cot

C£

A. L. THOS.CHAMBERLAIHV DOWLINS

Mr. Lawes moved that the Street Commissioner be instructed to go ahead with tbe work under the superintendence of the City Engineer and the Committee on Streets and Bridges. Motion carried.

City Treasurer Goodwin presented the following: OFFICEOF CIT* TREASURER,

TERRE-HAUTE,

IND.,

date:

Wo saw a wagon load of pecans

yesterday, containing about fifty-five bushels, worth three hundred dollars. They were gathered down river, and were being taken to

/the

depot, for shipment

oast.—Evansvilletho

October, anjiountj-

$218. .Report ACOEPT^D,^,

Mr. Minshall moved^HATTL^.G&A,FIOMJmittea bo instructed to place

street crossings so soon as the mains

1856,

TNAK®!

resolution

this Council.1 Al^tion

ment. Carried.

to urrive at some

practical conclusions,and to rid the tax duplicate for

encumbrances to the

prompt^ayrbentofall

of the taxes for

.pUssed

Mr. Minshall moved thata

city may need the same.

Cruft, each

and all of whom dony to the city any remdy at law. The argument of Mr. Scott goes to the foundation of the question, while Messrs. Baird

Cruft concur, but

their opinion is founded on additional reasons beyond those given by Mr.

bjr

carried.

low,

cooking,centscents.

Eggs,

and

$1,50

and

31, 1865,

1866

Suplicate,

PRT

alone in that

of the city, shall be carried to that as charges against those living and owning property in the limits described in the Onlinance of annexation, dated Above.

W. JL. MCKREN,

Committee.

Mr. Chamberlain, from the Street Committee, made the following report, which was unanimously concurred in:

the Mayor and Council of Terre Haute: The Committee on Streets and Bridges, to

which was referred the communication of Rjchard

lW5tai.WA» :Vs*-.-w.

butteT, choice yel

mixed,

(beforePat

his

election as Judge of this Circuit), without having read these opinions, stated to one of the members of the Committees, that the could not collect these taxes by law.city

arid io cents

cents per dozen new

cents per pound flour,feathers.,

and

$13

superfine

familjyY

$10.

per in quarters,

Wheat,bushel

$2,40

cent9 per bushel.

conts peaches dried in halves,

and

$2,50

corn, new,

cents oats,centsand

barley,

§1

$1,25

rye,

Prairie chickens,

cents

buckwheat,

otsj

$2,50

quail,

per- do^en

per dozen rabbits,

rels,

$1,35

cents.

Ginseng,

squir

cents per pound: onions,

per bushel.

Chickens, old,

$2,50

chickens,

$35.0.

that part of the city

per dozen

$1,50

$7,50

seed,

$1, 75

Hickory

and

rent circular state that the market during the past week has been

—evening,

Miss MARY

by the

.Uie

best that could be adopted, and is less permanent than could be desired, yet it lis all that the present finances of

THE

WOAK^ ^QQJ#*

be as readily undertaken as the

more modified plan now suggested fox the consideration of the Council. But as we are limited by. tho financial condition of the city,'to a moderate plan of improvement, we need not speculate upon what might be our duty under more favorable circumstances.

107

Main street.

"19"Great

CITY

En*

PBXSS,

9, 1867,

Nov.

that

.HO

tbe late

me,

would re-

spectfully report that the acpoupt is correct and in accordance with'the otder Bring the fees to be paid the City Treasurer ana recommend its payment.

TRTTH INEJ

W. R. MCKEEN, D. W MISSHALL.

Tbe report was accepted and the Clerk instructed to draw an order for

amount.

..the

1, '6? /,.

To His Honor the Mayor, and Common! Council of the City of Terre-Haute: GENTLEMEN

beg leave to report the

following as a correct exhibit of, the

RE^

ceipts and expenditures for the month^ of August, September and

RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand per July report .$12,444

Nov. 5th

the raaidencA of tbe bride's parents, by lev.

C: K: &6oke,:lir.W. D. GDSSKTT

ST'TM J&KREOIFA^R

FASHIO2T.-~-Ladies are

and

,examiar^

pntpdse

If Council had the means to

ijOest

wishes the bank book of

firm of Kern

tarned-at

BDT I

the

:T-/J

Tho Committee on Finance, to who iff

the effects of my accident at the Artesian

,^ATH FIO^WVJ LF

they

7^11

hope

L9T,WE

GIFRY^LFEAI'??

bave Tnow a large and very

desirable stock

'Underwear

-dlt_J••

their re

port, at. the next meeting oif'tle Council in accordance with

B«t9*een

occupied

will take,

the

«.M. -.VV

Mr. McKeen movedtbat

THEIMAYORFCNJD

the Finance Committee be

1866

and

As tboy cannot bo enforced against the proporty owners Of the new city limits, there aeems an impropriety in continuing tho'SO on tho duplicate now being prepared. It only adds additional complications to our city finances, without subserving any good purpose.

instructed to

borrow money from time to time,

CARRIED^

Council adjourned.

GF F. COOKERLY,

Terre-Hante Price Oarrent From the Price-Current of the

obtain the following wholesale prices fpr( the several articles.enumerated: Beeswax,

ew goods received daily at

W. S.

,pkasur«.

Committee bo requested to aub^.it'.JL pli for the organization of tho'FfrC

BHQL^UIG

IBT'HAVFNG

De^art

•extra

L^NWE

Mayor,

W A E

pany of Hajrtford are ready at all times to

W^TEPOLICIES

26,

-J

Apples, driod,$1 per bushel green,

and

el pecans,nuts,

and

$1.50

per bushel.

Tallow

on^as good terms as other

companies of good standing. Office at Bowling Hall, Terre Haute, Ind.

dwlm

VIGO WOOLEN

$1,50.

per bushel

old corn,

per BUSH41

and

low prices as can be

.' YOUNG

and

$1,75

turkeys,

Potatoes, sound extra,

$1,10

cents oach ducks,$1,75 per doien, geeae,

NTAIF

I„,

Cctton rags,

and that the

and,3J cents par poiilid/

Clover seed,

per bushel tiipQthy

flax seed

bushel.

$1,90 .^D $2,25

per

I ?.,•* •. "!L

QUIET.^

House, room

Strout, Esq-, City Engineer,

on the subject

Butt* it

dull at quotations. Eggs fair demand. Poultry except geese, which are in" demand.dull

Dried fruit ia demand.

WAKTKD.—Two good saleunen.

ply immediately to

"FA.

Call

and

the drainage of that

10 A.

u.f lite

till^ in

TBE

eyenii)g-

750

on theESme evening,

Mr.

PSAM I

Miss MABQABXT HEXTO*.

style of Hoop

Skirts, at the skirt factory, opposite the

P^T-OFL^.J JA N^P? S^YLE

intended espe

cially for balls and parties, in red or white colors. dwtf.5 I ii' V.K" I

I JGP

Fanners, look

jqnrinterest, tind

buy Boots and'SHOES qTEcgles

Tutt, at

.O'

D2T-

bargains in Boots and Shoes

at Engle8

HA^ JQW

Tutt'S,107 Main street. We

received a new supply of Win

ter Goods,

WHTEB WE

OQ-TH#

'STEADY

BQETS

offer at lower prices

than formerly."'Our stock of now goods

marked down

cents per pair—boys

proportipB-

,he

Call at once

best bargain for

AND

get

CASH

HO .«: ^, -S

es''fine

IEN

II}K-

gles

Side Lace GaitftH at

Tutts,107 Main street.

C~ -i

-C-TSLJTII ... I..3& ... ..

CARD.—The honorable gentleman, ME,:Shaffer,

Schaffer to be re-

the^First Rational Bank

oity-

.Tbe'book

he'will please-'call on me in

person. Very respectfully,

.0 .11 .O TO MERCHANTSAND

now putting up

advertisers than any othor ever

heretofore introduced. In addition to the insertion of a handsome business card in the Register, he proposes to strike off, for the benefit of his patrons, two thousand 6hftrte whioh

wiH

HA^made

OCTOBER! U{ ,TO

put up at different

points along the railroads, in firot-class hotels, post-offices, depots,

&c. We

pairs Ladies' Gent'S and Chil

dren's cloth, silk and' leather GlovtSs,

(eample

HARTSOCK, both of this

lot), to be sold at about half price

Robinson,

103

Main street, dlw.

NoTicK.—The lo vers'of

all those wishing

PKZ

ALWAYS

KT TBI HE AD 'OF

ounce, pound, or

kindly indulge

AM-A /EW^^FLONGER, I

AG^UFI

shall then

to resume my

RYCE& Co's.

-. 7

PPSTAVAT

MILLWITITY

AR$

extended. Carried. Mr.Seeburger moved |HA^|TF^9AIOJL Trustees be requested to

STORE.—Miss

Mrs

Lizzijj

Quinn would respectfully announce to the

CITIZENSOF TEJRRE

Haute that she

.has

open

ed a new Millin«ry Store on 4th] street

'Crawtord.

received a lot

to her

friends. Give her a call. nT-dlm

obtained the services of all

hand from Dayton, Ohio, all kinds of watch work, jewelry repairing,&c. can now be done with dispatch at the old stand,,

street.

AS TH#

advise all wanting-sound and

reliable'iftsfinuitfe, to insnra with the Hartford. Cash assets

076,383 85. •X)OJA F,R

PRODUCE

dealers of this city, issued this Weelf,

HAVENSFCCO., Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. I7dw3m

,|®*

cents per pound prime

$2.50

white

beans.beans,

old and reliable companies, the

PARTFORD,

per bushel common

7.5

JOII

MILLS.—We

on hands a lull stock of

have now

Jeans, Satinets,

FlnmuU, BlanketsStocking Tarns,

$old

agent for Mrs. Foy'S corset

skirt fupporter in the State. 24dwtf

Jfifty

OENFCB

THE-

20-spring-skirt,

cents per bush

$1.25

cents per pound hazlenits,

J,"

and

The general remarks of the

J9^G«S

cents per pound.,

PRICES:Air.-(

price for a

stand ia the Post

Ap-

Buntiti hQurs

Paniel|, Buntih

good

and 75ets for a corset,

Office

Lobby at a bar-,

gain, if application is made within a few 3ays. II I mi sgm

Zephyr Worsted, cheap by the

packaKe, atH. Robinson's,

'"D^ARV"

L03

»A»

M.,

and

4IT IT-•

Main St.

Ay WAimm« Kn».—Good Kid Gloves

BIJL'^DS,

to learn//the

should beat'IN mind that

night,

invited to call

cents, and at

cents. Do not forget my

KNW 'stock

new styles—^just

of this

by'

am informed by the officers of

DBOVE

bank Ihiij:thejr will fuhiish tho

amiable gentleman, Mr. Schaffer, with a true statement of the bank account of tho late

F$£0D

C. A.

Good

win, City Treasurer, for fees" due him Tor the year ending May

of j&ERN& Schaffer. Any further

comm'uriicalifeh Mr. Schaffer may have

I 'Hi?'

4©"THE

BUSINESS MEN

TERRE HAUI1®.—MRI

[I,„

The Superintendent of the City Cemetery submitted his report for the month of October, showing a total of twentythroo interments, twenty from the city, and three from the country"

hope

that the business meti of Terre Haute will

-patroftise

thiB gentleman in completing

this Register, as the hotels are very near tjjtrpugb with their old on^a.,.-|Ir. Daniels

arrangenfents

2T8 06 165 00

Total 14,892 43 EXPENDITURES. To General Fund orders ..v..w. 4,7ft3 12 Cemetry fund orders...........i... Amount to balanee..............i.. i*il0(079

to use his Register, and no other, until thfey

are^all

M»dup.

•St

Lots sold in cemetry 372 License issued 273 Delinquent tax collected i....... 987 18 Mayor, for fines and costs returned...... 432 45 Market Masetr, ree'rf from wftgonBAiV. Note of Win Barrick, cancelled....

&BF '1

^HOM

cent game in the day time, at tho Corinthian Billiard Saloon, corner of 3d and Main streets.

odlw Proprietor.'

1 A

CARD.—The undersigned wishes to inform his friends and tho public that he has opened a Boot,and Shoe Store on the National road. He

^guarantees

Grocery.^ dlw, FF

in the city. nov7d2t

satisfkc-.

tion to all who will favor him with their

patronage. He will keep constantly on hand an assortment of the best description of East* em work, but intends

PCBUC LKCTOJRB-—^U^ECT) "TH®

LL. D.I'IN

nov7d2t

thc Teutonia House,

of Winter Cloafc^—

received.

has been misplaced

CORNELIUS

"WANTED.—Three

.. W. TV".

s:X

ed ever brought to Torre Haute, at

Riddle's,

151

T. E.

Daniels is

Hotel Register for

Siippor Patternsj in great variety at Riddle's,

IBL

S®"

4ITFE

the" Hotels

hundred weight,

Riddle's.

R\"

duties.

'Nov. 17,1867. J. G.

LINDEMAN.

Freeman's,

for LadiesT

Gents and Children, which we are selling at reduced prices. Prices through all our ifferent departmeA ts will be fou nd lower than ever.

151

T. H,

Main street. dtf

". '."'I I

NEW

EYESIN OLD FRAME'S'—GO to

Main street, and have

glasses adapted to your eyes set in the old frames. Any one can be suited. dwtf

VOL

Messrs. Habermeyer

Co., have

opened their popular Oyster Saloon.— George

AL^AYF'KEEP^TLJ^BIGGEST

Unbolted Fl'our, at

I ,4S CO'B .|J I

dtf

Main' and Cherry, in the store

Shti has just

)of ,new

goods, which sho

155

indulge

'IN

Main street

FRESH OYSTKRS.—Those

them of an extra quality at

l0y's,Jwht Lffeceives'£FTRAIAIKILY direct

6. R.

Miller's, No.

FREEMAN.

Itain

d&wtf

BAAS, BAUKBS AND OTHERS, ARTTKTIOAR L-^MT. L&jfte

prime

marhei.

ON6

|^*»TRY

depend princi

pally on the sale of his own manufacture. Remember the place—opposite Debb's GEO. OSBORNE.

•IN ANA "'uov iys mdi ibnetit..

Devine,

Tickets of admission,

be had at

pub-,

liahesa notice in yesterday morning's Ex-

W. H.

streets.

Best' assortment of Dress Trim

mings and Buttons inS

TBE

Hotels of Terre Haute, through the medium of which he offers greater induces ments

151

Main street. dtf

Lace Collars,

Collars, nice, new and

151

For further partic

ulars, inquire of the agent, who will call upon the'business men of the city with sample of tbe combination cards also, terms,'

FTIM

Baltimore. dtf.

When-in-need of Underwear,

Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Ties,or anything in Gsnts' Furnishing Goods, go to Johnston

.81

Hpnej in the comb, Frpsh Oysters

and Lake trout at Ray

$L,-

ley'8.

McKeen, agents for the

Hagar

NAYLOKM'J

16J@"

by any first class

manufacturers. Call and see.

S. S.

KENNEDY

nice parlor Stove go dwtf

W9"

For a

Thieil's.

-1A'

cenU

AND

per bushel,and ordinary potatoes,

J50

MOORE,

Ladies, come and,see the prettiest,

neatest, cleanest and cheapest stove ever

BRIGHT

to Terre Hauto.

street.

all

of the very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at

24d2w.

is juafwhat

you waut in your parlors.

Mafn

W. W.

SHANNON.:

Shoulder Shawls, Breakfast Shawls Heavy Double Shawls," a splendid assortment, at

13,

dtf CORNELIUS

Cot

HAGGERTY'S.1

&™H*WPMTEN IN

duced prices, at 9

13,

Weiss is the only wholesale

dtf'' HUofel^ELIUB&HAGGERTY'S.

Some rich Clonkfngs, New Nobby

nnd cheap,«( **-0 1 jrV

13,dtf

Weisz'S Skirt Factory. 24dwtf, T»-.'

—MSM-

Arnold' desires

qther business,

to fngage in

^ND

will sell his news

5 S S

.tSMuM* 6» 6t«{ EioiiiKU 11, ni il atiaai I «#8wh8ir#lS ,tu'

CoKNELitrs & HAQOKRTYJS.

Cod fish, at Ray and Bailey's. i5dtf:91 Matt Oil iK .HAIE .^TEWE^RT. An enlarged, book with the latest patterns, and a few sam pies of the manufacture alsg, Jewelry of the German fashions, at

il'

No. 5 Warren's Bloc

N. B.—Hair Jewelry m^nufacutred at the shjfftgst notice.

dtf

When in search of something to

wearj don'tfitil to call at Johnson^ Miller's, as thfey afVncrw offering, at the lowest prices, the'bfest' assortment of goods ever brought to Terrq Haute. Don't forget, tho No,: is 81: Maia Btreet/. dtt

Merrili aad«4toque4t«F•

Young

fancy goods, great variety just received lor tho Fair at

I. L.

^AME,

after, will be as.follows: In tha daytime, single-handed game,

Mahon

dtf.

prices, here

«SI

Store, corner^Sixth

atid

Co'S

FORJ8ALE.-^-ON«

Family Carriage, nearly

For particulars, enquire of Cory

courti.J

JOSEPH KERN,

DeLand

Co.'s

efatpts at

C. I.

SOM:

HAQGKRTY.

OH|I&P)|«L^BLD91E'S

Main street.

V. VX :.dtf.

WAOTED.—At No.

Main street,

every body that wants anew stoveto came and see the improved oven roasting and broiling. 24d'6tV

W. W

E. R.

dsf.

CARD.--TO niy many patrons for

lam tuning pianoe,

tbat am still confined to my room

Wright

JbjatM-

at Wolfe

FL' A

f»

good Journeymen

Tinners by the week or piece. Will give employment all winter.

SHANNON,..

.a 63

Main street,Terre Haute.

[4-dlw. F,"IO

a«

treet, Terre Haute, Indiana.

•0" "Danton"

and colors, at

LIN^GOLIIYGS,

Paper

I3,dtf

Co's ior

a choice article of Green and Black Teas.

[11

dtf

splendid line of Gloves and

Mitts-just''received

AT'

Erlang6r'A Also

a full line of Undershirts snd Drawers, which are sold at the lowest market price, Examine our

"D"

WE HJTVE

to order.

would say

shoulder seam Shirt.

tijem ready or make,them

22-dtf.

Zephyr Worsted, by the skein|

OC-.R- S. STRAUS, 7 "8,

dtf No.

10''Sontb

PMBIC'S JIOTH ASP

ONLY

stroet^ etnd

buy them cheap, from the best stock in tho market. F8L9HBXIT

£lij8lTii

R4TF-

Bailey,s. [164tf

Unbolted Flour, ut C. I. Rip-^

Atyeir

someflii at.

^STNA

and Hartford Insurance Com

[22-dtf

tlie ^p|.it is- over, we^haver

tliins Vet for fti5 fair of'T^e Haate,

[8,

STRAUS.

dtn

general assortment of flrst-clags.

Family Groceries just received at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio street®.

Fourth Btreet.

choice article of Dried Peaches^

Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at

R!T E. R. WEIGHT & CO'S.,

MAY25,dtf 155

Main Street.:

LADIES, call and see Fripk's

Texas Ironing Furnace sets in your heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of tho age. You can do your ironing five cents' worth of fuel. Sole

A'GEFIEY NO.

17-dtf W. W.

apdjthe

best. 31d2m

i:J

expecting tQ

the A}MRPYIJWWJV^1«?|TOA

J. F.

Badg.

SHAKNON.

PEACHEs and GRAPES arrive.,daily,

C. I.

Ripley's, dtf.at:

LOCAL NOTICES,

Moth

liable wmody for thyae

the fa5« called

FRKCKLI LOIION.

Dr.

B. O.

jyid3m

Dermatologist,'Preparod

8tr«by,New et York.PBBBT,

3 TCI#

J&IHCJ

DRU^

J^ND MFI°

Stroat.

Frame Dwelling, ten

rooms,' One Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms in perfect order, location desirable— also,

& "new-

5 11 -GFFIAIM•'!I B&FTI I

I®*

The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-soaK

ing—one crate sold—two more on hancfi Call and see them at

C. I.

[dtf

-«wi slqtois

Man

RIPLEY'S.||

-FVC

17I

Go see the fall styles of Hats and

Caps Wolfe

Westfall'S,

Main,

street,at Terre Haute, Indiana. V^1^.

healthy Sal-

Hipley'S: dtf."

Do you, want an elegantly mhde,

beautiful fitting,"

"and

durable suit of

clothing? If so, go to Johnson

and leav.e your order—the

EDUCATIONAL.—Prof.

wards of Literary Culture," will be de-: livered by Rev.

j.'

M. A.

the Piret Presbyterian

on Thursday, November

CB«rcb

7.lb,at 7^O'clock

cents, to

Scudder'S. The proceeds

to be appropriated to the Sabbath School.

Millet's,

plaeej

Mai/r"

street. I» dtf

Pure Vintfgar st

Wright

Co's,CiderMain

155

street.

dt£

ute for young ladies will open Monday,^ September 2d, in rooms opposite tha"Baldwin Church on Fifth street, between

and Ohio.

LIT# -i«TLFJUIL 3

TERJ, J&H^A.

Davis, whoTesal'?

retaitdealers in White

DTF?^

New Goods just received

this V*Y

Westfall's,

I®*

Main stiwet,

Terre Hiiute, Indraiyi".J^^ Best assortment of Ha,ts,.and Caps in the fcity at Wolfe Westfall'sj.

New style Hats, and

ceived nt

largest stock of Zephyr Worst

T. HF

Main street,

.Y «I{W

dtf.

TSF

TJIO^CITY

Main streetj Teire Haute,INDIANA. dtl'/J5

Caps just,

Wo?fe

Go to

at Riddle's

Main streetj»U

E.'R,

..^DTF

FOR

& WTI'stfttll's, 85

Maiti

street,' Terre Hntftc, Indiftfla:1. Trimming Satins, in all colors a Cornelius

HaggertyJ's.

'dtf:.

9" i- H»I ivo'lr

Wright

G^FALL

Co's for

,DTF

mi:

JKid Gloves, all sizes and

CORNELIUS

HAGGERTY'S.

Extra Fine Shore Mackerel and

very Large Pickled Herring, just received at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets.',NAYLOR

dtt. i-ashl

for

SHANNON,

MOORE.

-.."/V.,

mn} ,s*(U

LIVE

AND

live for something

.v'jnorr

LET' LIVE.—Some

sny

^OOD

to eat.

those

well as others,.!would,invito-all,togive me a call,at the

Bond

Sold by Dnigyieta in Torre

naute,«nd elaewhere. Price

S&FER. 1

NEW ADVERTISEME

The Best Book of Instruction

FOR riANO PtJPILS

^DMINISTRATQIUS SALE,

The undersigned will sell at public auctlob, on Friday, November 2?tb, 1867, at 10,o'clock A. M., at the Livery Stable ef Thomas fcVTVells, in the city of Terre Haute, tbepersonsl pnopi rty of tbe laU Gorman T-Wells' estate, consistin^uf Household Furniture, Crock-ry-ware, Carpets, Beds and Bedding* Hog* and Cattle, and a variety he

MOT AND SHOE 8T0KK,

No,

••w

Poster?

jLx

J-

C.-I

AWES' U1SBJEBWEAR, mmmmmEASi,

MSSEV ODER WEAK, BOYS' VHDERWEAR, Ik *&?<!• tt 6.(1 •iiiSS.-tljS t-.',-' ftji't

LADTES' .VESTS,

Hilgh J?ect and Long Sleeves..^

S ADIES' VESTS

L6w Neck and

S^ORT

Hilt

Sleeves.

LADIES' DRAWEES,

ifluf ,/• 'IU "rt"

Gents White Merino Shirts,

151 Gents' Mixed Merino Shirts,

Gents' White Mersno Drawers,

Gents Mix'd Merino Drawers

Boy s' Merino Shirts,

Spencer's Insti-

MAIN

«N3

LEAD,

Litharge,. 9,8»

-I— JIN

Red LeadR

"V^JRALSL^S, ^3?NTT^

•Painters'

material,.corner 3d and Muin

ail

NO'S,1

MTSSES^ MEMND VESTS, higk n'ck & short sl'vs. .0 plHSE^'MliRlNO VESTS, J-TFI,-

Low Neck and Short Sleeves.^9

LO ALL SIZES .^5 1 I860

Prices

SAXTON *"%AUBB?,-

O O S

(a WITTIG & CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE

Choice article of'GRTEN and Black Teas,

No.

155

Main street.

dtf.:

Styles of Hats and just

received at Wolfe

Westfall'8,Caps

Main

•fr..

McKBEN'S

BANK,

OTRI3^—0JI?AW

Weekly Bulletin. .EY'I

oettertliih

City Restaurant, on Main

street, opposite Hulman's Wholesalfe Grocery, basement Mechabia's Block, No.

where can be found all the luxuries of tbe season, and served in tho best style. possible. Also, the best Oysters in thb city, by the dish or can.

worn.)

ff"

The finest display of Millineryj

Goods ean be found

daily,

Iltpriiis, style

BUSSELL.

IO—dim. FI ,,'OOD "!$&*:< "DI

ALL WOOL BLANKETS, 9-4,

10-4,

Prices in Blankets are so low as insure to everybody a Wnrm bed.

^Aoa avja_

Patent)

Main street.

DR.

TKBMSraoriSALE.—-Sums of: ^3 or under, c#»b.— For all sums over $3, note 4 six months, vyjtli interest, and periooat security, waiving relief from valuation'laws. CEO. C. DUlf, AdmV.

Daily Nov 7, 14, 21, 27*29 *0 fva»st -.-'rVsJadw ji-di

A. S

North -4*li St. 1

umwox t*iv t'jn ormt'uy dot art J-.

tfttftMfur-' '-TiiWDfti- lafoofi* -aaijtmto

HATE JUST BECBtYBD A Large Stoek of Boots and Shoes, embracing every vailety of

Women, Men & Children's Wear SUITABLE FOB TlfB 1-'

Fa&i aad Wmtep Ymdo,

Which 1 will sell at tho Lowest bash Prices., J. am alto prepare-i to

MAKE TO ORDER UNA

for. on the shortest notice and most fashionable style. Qrve iue a call before ord«Tirij or {mrcliaSln( else »K«t.

InovMtf-'

Ho. 16 Korth Fonrth Street, Terre-Haute, Ind. C» B.J8UqGLES,

ftrfs,* am

I' p^S'2 edJ 'Io

,uo^ eesjo boQ J&sfJli need loJcaY&ngd ,T9VT wtq

ISrpVJELTIES.-Nail Heads, 7i)w Stylo B-l t-Buckles, Setts in Steel and Tvory, Shell Boxes, Ac. t1--v- .It r'ft/'.7 ii ,'^s

"domestic DEPARTMENT.

dor Stock or Prints consists of tho Best Brands, ai and.when wo say BEST, weineau.it. "-f nMn^Hns.Flannels, Jeacs, Cassiinerea, Ac.,

SW*H»VO

f''-iBSf-

122.!

and Freckles.—The OHIJT REI

^BROWN

diacolorationa

.MOTH

Patches »I\l,I°rsclcies it

WMJC.

made additions this

Como and "bxatnine our Stoek. Our prices areliow.

O«0 WITTIG & CO

is next door to Davis's Drug 5

#1 Our Store

YIDEND NOTICE. FIAAT

DOT

RICfiABDSON's" NEW METHOD, tied by all

TBE

Principal

TOAEHORS*

A^D

THE FAVORITE OF AIL SCHOLAKS. No Booh Can Exceed it for -,

IT EMBBACE3 ALL THAT IS NKEPED. Presenting in a Plea sins Style all Phases of Study and Practice

TWENlJY.iFIVE TIIOUSAKD COPIES ATtE sold every year,—a sale whicli no similar book hfg ererresohed. It is adapted Alike to tht-yoHBgost and to.the oldest to the beginner, fur. first leftsons, and tothe omateu^, for general practice 9eflt tost-taid. Price, "JS,76. OLIVER DITSON A CO., 1'ublisbere, 277 Washington St., Boston 0. H. DITSON & CO 7il ad N I

NATIONAL

-'ATlJvilenT of s!* (ti)lpot

E. DAUGHERTY,

Physician and Surgeen, tl^TJTK, TT»TD.

Will attenft^)rnip11f to all prsfeisional calls in the city and eountry. O

FFICE—Northwest

WANTED.

Bj SXRVXQ,

The undersigned is

11-4, 1S-4.

BA*E*

TsilBK-HAtrtE, November 1, I8B7.

ieit.

Stock of tliis Bank

im the'Capital

IIHJ

beon declared, payMle to

StocJUioldt^rs, lirqo frum Government tax, on and altarMouday, vera bur 4tb, 18-^7.

.}J,V

ordqr of tho Board.

novldlw S. A. HEItBICK, Cash'r.

rpBRRE HAUTE COM'L COL.

J. OLIJ COUET SOUSE- BUILDIKQ. 'dok.lDaspiiig single and Uafdblo tntry, in all its ormi, as partaining.lobusiniesa life Pesmanahip und Arithmetic. Terms within roach or all Jforfurthor particulars,addrosi the Principal, sep^7dly It. OABVIN.

WHOHonse,

WARD MANNING,

Sign and

Carriage Painting, GLAZING,

FAPEU-UASEISO,

de.

Mipwl p*iptS, of every description, Varnishes, Putty, ie., always on hand, aat

for

salt, on th»

most reasonable terms. Give me a call. Shop on OhttVy street, bet woe 31 and 4th. c29dl)

corner of Fourth and Slahi

streets, (over oodmah's Clothing Store.) Besldencu K». 55 North Fuurth Sireet. oc29.lt

NEWundersignedand

BOOT SHOE SHOP

The having jnst opened their Shop, respectfully, ioforui the clticens of Terr# Hants and surrounding country, that (bay are prepared to do their work to th» entire satisfaction of their opstouers, aa well ia style aa in fitting, no matter •bout the shape of the foot. The very bast choicu or leather always on hand.— Mending dona in the brat ntye and on short notice. Every article will tell by wearing what our work is, and wiU recommend it.

SALE OF THE

POOR HOUSE FARM

Ct EALBD PROPOSALS will be rioeived by the jo Board of Oommlssiooers of Vigo Couoty, until Tuesday, the third day of December, 18t7, at the AuiNtolr's Offloe of said County,, for the taie of the present Poor House Farm,, in Lose Creek Township, being the nw qr. of tho nw q«\ cf ««. tion 3p, tuwu 12, range 8,. west coutalblug forty hcres, more or fees,

WILFL

TEEMS.or Site.—One-fourth cash in hand, and

AU kinds of Boots and Shoes... t^iat a»y be called' -ftstslsswissyMl ••eeetpaysaeeaaof sue, two md t^reo yo^rs, with interest tram date. The Board nwerree the right to refect all bids.

Pciissston will be green soon as the inmates of She prenrtaeaean he raAovad to tho new County Asylum wnich will fd probably sometime ia De-

SS WtLLiA PADfiOGK,

oe\®iWt *"1 Audltot- of Vigo Uonnty. -. .A

4.-J HIM

7irra

us tue

Male

TX7ANTSD —AGENTS

i»-V or Female, to travol fn a light, paying bulDN), that pays from 810 to Super day. Apply to E. M. Allen, National Road House. None a«d apply except thots who haro at least 82i in OBBb nfidSt

\\T ANTED—1,000 Bushels primo JTV Or ted Apples, MUiiliiU

MO Bushels prime Dried Peacher. 100 llntliels Pecans, "a 1W Bu«bels HsBleduts, jyjtj-

PATRICK A BAL!-,"' |j

Jio- 2 Dowllng Ual!, ^th Street,

Slcf#lw Terre Hante, Iurt.:',£

OP A Art BABIES WANTED-

WVjUl/l/ That aresnlTering »ith pains in Teething, Wind Colic, Summer Complaint, Ac., to cry for UK AND MA'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It is only !S cents. ocTdlm

For sale by »I1 Druggists.

-Jt-y FOR SALE.

-J95

L?OR SALE—CAR RIAGEST—

JL One draw-sent Carriage, with pole and shaft, can Ve nsed as a Buggt or Carriage, as desired.— Price, 8130,

One LoRtber-trimmed top Bngry, in good re-

£hop.

alrf l'rice, 8140. For sale at Welch's Carriage [n4dlwj A. J. WELCH.

"170R SALE.—My House and Lot JL. on North

GILI

FOR

Street, known a§ the Wm.

Hack p- fperty. My-.'ouble bouse and lot cn National Road, eiwt ol the Woolen Factory. My Farm of 80 acres, nine miles north, (1 mile above Marklk's Mill* AU of which will l* sold on liberal tdrms. [29d2w] A. CLAT7SSKN.

SALE.—A GROCERY on

Main street. For particulars apply »t this Ofiico. oc29d2w

Ti^OR SALE.^A FARM of 139

JD acice—100 in cultivation, five miles north of Terre llautc. On it is a good two story h»uee, flnishod inside with walnut. Alta hed is a well, cistern, carriage house, oiib, barn end other out buildings. Also, good crthard, and plenty of stock water.

A hoase on Fifth Street, with right rooms, stablo,

Sc.,

will also be sold on favorable terms, as

I intend removing to (owa. oc29d3m JULES HiVURIET.

OR SALE.—On North First

Street, ftame dwelling, containiag ninl

FOR

bei&iiaQMioO

1^1 il

Wo arc just recolving bwutifnl assortment of

»V 1

Broche Shawls,

Ifcistori Shawls,

(Xha

Veapty. of the Bistorl

THAWL

THAT

ITNJR OTVEF

it is

ImpOrted Shawl ill so mncli

as it will not effect the finest dres*OTer which it

SQUARE JSHAWLS, J/

Sh.ortld.ei* Shawls

TTTIIJF QUALIFY

[Jtpri^

we fWal' any other

Uouae 111 the country.

Just Opened."

roomi, with barn and out houses, together wit! one, two, or three lots. Ktdtf WILLIAM MTER9

OR SALE, FABM.—One of the 'ine«t

Farms in Vigi-County, containing

163 aciOK of rich and highly productive landj about one-half under cultivation. It is situated on the Evansville A Crawfordsville Bail Road, rniie.i South of Torre Haute, atTonng's Station.— The Rttilroad rntmlnir a1

Joining to, aud a Switch

being on one end ef the land, makes it valuable* Will be sold low. Brqnire »f CUAUNCKT OASB, aug28d3m Terre Haute, Ind.

tpOR SALE—Two Milch Cows. J?

Enquire

of J.

.1. WKPSTER, North 14th

Streot, next to G. Beigler, or at J. Storks,' en East Ulaiii Street, next to Canal. jeiSdtf

l?OK SALE.—HORSE.—A good

-1 family horse, perfectly gentle, top Buggy and Harness. They will be sold low for cash or good paper. Enquire at Coleman's Wagou Yard, orner of 8th and Poplar streets. K4 ltf

SALE—FourFrame Houses

One of fi\e, two of six, and one ot seves reonxa. I will sell these houses verv low, and on reasonable terms. Apply to T. J. FOKKE8T, 1411 Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

COAL.

VCoal

BUTSCH & CO,

Miners Brazil, Ind.

The ce ebrated Splint or Block Coal, ia produced from tiieao Mines. SAMUEL MKttHY is our authorized Agent, Terre Haute. All orders for co«l left with him will be promptly Ailed. Address V. Butsch A Dickson, IndianapoHs, or John Andrews, at the Mines, Brazil, Ind.

P. S.—The Coal ix mined from (he Ashly Farm. •e24d3m

QOAL COAL II COAL1I1

'Che undersigned will furnish, at present and dnring the Ensuing seaso-, either Brazil or Rosedttlo Ciinl, at tbe lowest possible ra'.i-s, &ud tbe very be«t quali of Coal. Ar.y orders leit at the F,'ed Stor^ of tt. R. Kobbins, fn Dowling Hall Block, will meet with prompt attention. aug&M3m JOSEPH. U. KtLLY.

C. GJROYER,

yiuALKft IX

WOOD AND COAL.

IH.W

deltreriag the superi

or Ooalof the Pioneer Coal Mining Cotupan), at Uarrysrillo, and respectfnlly solicim an examiuatiau and trial. It will fouud equal to the Uracil Coal, and is furnished at much less rate*. I would reier con-umors to R. L. Tliumpjon, Esq.. who is Uding it at his Mill and Residence. Or.Iere left at lr» Grorer's Stovo Store, Third Street, north of iiu, wi 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, utf TIM. C. oKOVKB.

QOAL 1 COAL11

Tbe Best is the Cheapest I 'c E. F. MERRIL Is now prepared to furnish the best Brasit and Highlaud.Ooal, alse tho Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at McKoen's Stote, 107 Main St., or Hartsock.A Bannister's, will receive prompt attention,' a3iltf

COAL! COAL!!

TOHN

McFARLANE IS NOW

iurnis

turnishing the beat quality of River Coa screened on a wider screen than any other Dealer is using, and at tbe very lowest rates.

Orders leit at the Couutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to C. C. Smith A Co.'s Stove store, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders with Gns. Arnold, at the Post OBlce. Jy2ldtf rr 1 A E O

Is new supplying the best quality of River Goal at tbe market rates. Orders left at Chambers' 'irocery

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southwest corner o! the Public

Haoare, wilt rnoalve i»mpt attention. leSlv

UNDERTAKERS. S A A A UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared toexecnte 1 orders in Ills line with neatness and dispatch -rner of third and Chorrv treets, Terr* Hante, Indiana. jan20-6-dwtl

JUST

RECEXYED.—A FINE

Assortment of Ladios' Gents' and Cbildrens' SHROUDS-somethliig that has nevor been introduoed here before—by

ISAAC BALL, Undertaker,

my26 Corner 3d and Cherry streets.

A I E I E S

ARCHITECT A BUILDER

jr. A. YBYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Superintendence, aqd Detail Drawings furnUhed for every description of Building*.

OrFict—South east corner of Main and Filth Streets, ore.' Donnelly'n Drag Store. raySttdly

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O LIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers and Dealt

Flooring, Siding, Brackets Mouldings, -. Architraves, Stair Mails, Newell rosts,

LEIBING A TAKNZER.

Basement of F. Hoberg's new. Brlok Building, the ,-iourih house west of corner of Main and Seventh Streets, near the Torre Haute Haase. soplOdly

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all the hutidiog* thereon,

consisthiH oi two Orick Vaildkn*s, combining 14 rooms, one Frame Building, containing ft rooms, aud other out-houses, Stable, a good bearing t)r chard of over 100 choice apples and other fruit trtes. The land is situatea two and a half ilea east of tbe city of Terre Hante, on tbe Bloomington Uoa l, in an eligible stand lor a Country Tavernjand the land well' suited for market gardenin&. ".

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Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window Jeromes Door Frames, BaUusters,

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Planing, Scroll Sawing Wood Turning, Aad all W#od work mad iu bailding, prepared to Ordor. Coroor of Ninth and Uolbf-rrr Str^etf,

^ROHIIEOTS_AND BtlLDEKS,

^CLIFT & JW1LLIAMS,

Plans, Specifications and Superintendence f»ralshed for every description of Building. Office at PrwirU City Planing Bfllle, corner of Niuthaiid Mulberr)' Streets. jutkit^

AIJEEN'S IMPROVED

ROOFING.

We art prepared to pat on this Boot, and warrant It for five years. This Is the best and cheap•at Roof in nse, and is fire-proof. Call on

CLlJrT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, roruer of Sth and Mulberry Street., iaSdtf

pLAUSSEN, BISHO WSKY 4 Co Importers and Jobbers of NOTHNH AND TOYS,

W O E S A E E A E S

FANCY GBOCEBIES, SEOABH, TOHAU'Ott, TEAS eie-

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