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

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aturday Morning, KoYemlfcr 23,1

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TO.DAT'ADYBRTISEMENT$

Early House and Wagon Yard-W. E. ian«t»U Notice to 'fieirg—Wm. B. MoLean. Dry Goods—Edsall A C#»

CITt AND STATE ITEMS.

A series of running, and trotting ate progressing at Vincenties.

Netted quails are soH ?n this mar

ket, in dofiancc of the game law. .1 I

g^»The Indianapolis

inenco thp.issuo of a Sunday morning pautper to-morrow.

The outstanding circulation of the

-wiPrairie City Bank, is only $497 secured with 5-20s to the amount of $509.

*Cii ®0?" Tle jof is filling up again. Nine prisoners now enjoy Sheriff Kizer's hos« pitality.

No the conductors are driving.

See Edsall & Co'a. new advertise

xaent this morning- They announce the receipt of a large invoice of Furs at extremely low prices, and hosiery of every discription for ladies, misses, men and

!aud

Rev. W. H. Curry, Pastor 2nd

Universalist Church, Indianrpolis, ahd for the past week engaged in theological discussion with Rev. Mr. Bargess at Morrison's Opera Hall, Indianapolis, -^ill ^preach at the Hew Court House to?mt»r row morning and evening. 1 !"b 10"* The young gentlemen connected with the Grand Army are using eviry •j fy pndeavor to,, make the masquerade nixt

Thursday evening, a pleasant and agrjee^le occasion. Many of our people not in'the habit of attending such partiea express their determination to be present,

while all will enjoy the happy time,

WJ, •'good fiind will bo realized for th\a Velief of the poor and needy.

§SF The State temperance committee Jhas issued a call for a mass State temper Vance convention on Wednesday, Decern* ber 11, for the purpose of forming a State temperance alliance, and to adopt such .. .other measures as the state of the cause may demand. The call says that "important information in the hands of the committee renders it desirvble that all ^sections of the State shall be fully repre'sented."

Winter Evenings.—-The long even ings of autumn and winter are with us, and as the question suggests itself to eyory mind how to spend them most profitably, we Jake pleasure in referring tojthe rooms of the Toung Men's Christian iAs eociatioc, where are on file in its reading rooms the leading weekly and daily news |mpers of the IJnited States, all its prominent monthlies and pictorial publications of this country, with the British Reviews,

London Punch, London Illustrated AW*,

and othor foreign papers and magazibes together with an extensive library of sev eral hundred volumes. Wo know of no

vplace

in the city where an evening jean be more profitably spent.

:^supposed

Look Out fob Him.—An exchange ta»ye that a pedler. has been traversing) the .country offering to soli a splendid piaste for burnishing silver, and always asking for s!Ivo.rYa?,o to try its merits upon, At several places whore he has been, burgla rios occurred within a few days, and jit is

that this poddling is only a pre-

tonco to loarn who has silverware and ,, wherc it Is kept, so as to givo his accom~ plicos knowledge of the best place# to visit. No doubt this scoundrel will take this soction in his route, and we warn jour citizens to look out for him.

Nearly every town in the State is

cursed with bold set of scoundrels and thieves, A most daring outrage occurred At Evansville Wednesday evening, worth mentioning from its novelty. A young iadv wont inta a wood-house, and as she stooped down to get some wood, a man seized hor by the hair, which was put tip in two braids, and one of the braids, com prising one-half her hair, severed from her head close to the scalp. The braid of hair was found afterwards about fifteen feet from the spot whero the outrage waa committed, he scoundrel having probably dropped it in his hurry to get away. This is the second outrage of the kind that has been committed in that city within a few Weeks,

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j@* The street cars are now run without ponductors, the drivers acting in that capacity.*—Journal.

tSF Brazil wants an early morning train running into this city, for the accommodation of its citizens who wish to come here, make their purchases, and return the same day. There should be early trains .arriving here at a seasonable hoQr, from all four points of the compass. The trade of our city would be greatly in j^aped.thereby.

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evehing amusements has been inaugurated in this city by tho young people connected with the First Baptist church. Thurs day evening last was their regular church social, and some thirty or forty couples assembled at the parsonage, dressed in every variety of fancy and fantastic costumes, and all masked. When all were congregated, the gentlemen and ladies, in pairs, went over to the residence of Dr. Mahan, where after tbd usual cxercises of social gatherings, at about ten o'clock, masks were removed, and not a few were taken aback' When they ascertained who they had been doing the agreeable to dun ing the evening, and many amusing and ludierous situations were developed.

Mistaken Confidence.—The Sullivan

Democrat

tells of a distinguished citizen

of that county, Mr. John Phelps, was re» cently charged with Stealing a hog, across the river, (John lives conveniently near to the river for operations in either Illinois or Indiana.) It being a very insignificant charge, in his estimation, he boldly appeared before the Court and stood his trial, which resulted in his oonviction and sentence to the Penitentiary for one year I Mr. Phelps' astonishment and indignation, we understand, knew no bounds. He made known his sentiments of Illinois justice in a speech of some length to the Court boldly confessing that he had often done things many times werse than this contemptible little hog scrape, and been acquitted, and now he was excessively mortified to think he had respected the summons of the Court and appeared for trial.' "V -. '. V'','- •I

The first lot of nails made in New

Albany were delivered on Tuesday last. The

{bmikertial

of that city Says:

"This enterprise opens up a new field of industry in the West, and its success will demonstrate the fact that energy, tact and enterprise can thrive as well in New Al bany as in Pittsburg or more Eastern cities. New Albany is fast becoming the first manufacturing city in {ha West?'

19" The Indianapolis Furnace Company will "blow in" on Monday or Tu«s day of -next^week, as wo are informed by the Superintendent, Mr. Withrow. A trial of their boilers and engine was made, last Saturday, and vpre found to be in good working condition. That this furnace will be as great a success as that pf the Western Iron Company there caty be no doubt and better success should not be asked.—Brazil

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gar says be cheerful and avoid debt T^e that own' notliifcg eannot wall break. Thosi who are in debt their stock of goods, should not attempt to resist the downward current 'of {prices, by holding them out of the market on mopey borrowed at high tt»urii? pj

est. Money pressures^ arising from general distrust, cannot a rule, he successfully tided ibver in. tliis Way. In 'a great majority of case-J) the attempt will end in failure and Bankrupt Court. The renowned N'jw York merchant, A. T.Stewart, saya ne owes more of his success in business to the exercise of n6rvc» iij submitting to. a loss tal a downw^r^:: Ura prices, than he does to profit en any of] his great ventures ia buying for a future,1 and arising market. This is a wholesome intimation for all who a^e jwajtin^ a^d holding large stocks- of* gooffs, and borrowing at high ratee of interest while they wait for a favorable turn in affairs.' Resistance of what is beyond individual control ia foolish, and but prolongs the distrust and aggravates jt^pressioa^f prices.* a-4 jv wq

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.'

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FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING. The Fourteenth Annual Meeting o|\thej Indiana State Teachers' Association will bo held at the city of New Albany, DeJ camber 2£tbj 26tbrand 27th, 1867. This Association has be$b steadily increasing in power and influence sigce its organization in Decembers 18^41 'In ea^b

New Albany to entertain ladies free, ahd gentlemen at ond dollar per day. All Railroads and Steamboat lines terminating at New Albany will return in em bers of tho Association "free.*

A cordial Invitation is feitlnded ito teachers of adjoining States to attend the meeting and to participate in the varic exercises thereof.. (jO' j.( io,

Tho Executive Committee havej the honor to submit the following:

A few days since a Republican

was asked by a Democratic friend why he hadn't "gone up Salt River The reply was to the point, thus: "It won't pay to'make the voyage I couldn't stay long enough—would have to come right back. Besides, the .ether fellows have used up all the provisions—they've been there so long and then they have made the place so dirty -that I don't wast te go." That fellow was a cheerful philosopher.

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it has held, in some of the cities or large towns of the State, an annual meetingj having for its objects the improvement of teachers and the advancement of the ini terests of popular educ&tiofa.' Tfy&e^rieetj ings have been attended by the leading teachers of both sexes, representing the' different sections of the State and ail th^ grades of our educational institut^psj from the primary school to the ^Onivbrtir ty. They have always been open to ihe public, and not unfrequently the attendf ance of friends of education has been very large. •,

This Association has been instrumental in contributing largely to the promotion of the causo of education in this State.— It has stimulated teaehers to self-improve-ment, it has diffused just views as to the duties, the position, the requisite qualifications, and the proper compensation of teachers. It has disseminated valuable information concerning school 'economy, methods of teaching, and the legitimate objects and aims of discipline and instruction, and it has done much to awaken and keep alive in the community a sense of the value and importance

PROGRAMME OP EXERCISES/

WEDNESDAT isVENINO. i.j

At 9 o'clock—Organization. At 8 o'clock— Inaugural Address py the Presidont, Rev. Joseph Tuttle, D. D.. Crawforclsviile^^iIIIHC««li WXM I

^^TfltiTtSDAY' MOKNiNS. At 9 o'clock—Opening Exercises. At 9$ o'clock—Lecture by Prof: Sanborn Tonney, of VaSser College, N. T. Subject, "Physical. Geography."

At 10 o'clock-—Paper by Hiram Hartley, Richmond. Subject, "Constructive Geography."

Discussion of the precediog subjects, At 11 o'clock—Paper by Daniel Hough, Esq., Indianapolis. Subject, "Higher Culture."

At 11 o'clock.—Report of the State Institute Committee. Discussion of the subject.'ilf •THUBSDAY AgTBBITOOHigg

At a o'clock .-Paper- by 8. P. Thompson, of Rensselaer. Subject, "County feuperintendency."

Discussion of the same. 'At 2J o'clock.—Paper by J. H. Smart, of Fort Wayne. Subject. "Literary Exercise in High Schools."

At 3 o'clock.—Ladies' Journal. At 8J o'clock*—Paper by Prof. Ira W. Allen, Lafayette. Subject, "Intuitional Instruction.'" I

o'clock.—Lecture by Prof. Rich

ard Owen, of tho State University. Subject, "The Geology of this State."

THUBSDAY EVENING.

At 7 o'clock.—Discussion ,"At what stages of advancement is it expedient ^nd desirable that pupils should commence the formal study of English Gramma^?" W. M. Craig, of Madison A. W. Jones, of Vincennes Prof. Morse, of New Albany, and Thomas Charles, of Indianap olis, will lead in 4be discussion.

At 8 o'clock.—Annual address by Rev. Thomas Bowman, D. D., of Indiana Asbury University.

TRIDAY MORSlNO.

At 9 o'clock—Opening Exercises. General Business. At 9} o'clock.—"The culture of Literature in the Teacher's Profession." Paper by Robert McNeice, of Fort Wayne.

At 20 o'clock. Business Integrity how best promoted by Bducatioa." Paper by Wm. H. Wiley, of Terre Haute.

Disctution of subject and paper. At 10} o'clock.—Election of Officers/ At 11 o'clock.—Ladies' Journal. At 11} o'clock.—"How should School ftbMpinations be Conduoted Paper by Prot A. V. Tousley, of New Albany.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

At 2 o'clock.—Discussion. Suciect— "The relation of the State University to the Common Schools.'-' Prest B. C. Hobbs of Richmond D, Eeley Suoter,of Sholbyville, and Prof. Ada^if, of Laporte, will lead in the discussion,

At 2} o'clock.—'?Tbe trqe' thedry of Normal Schools, and tbeir practical relations to the Common Schools. Paper by Prof. Ehomas Metcalf, of the Normal University, Illinois. pi^eqssiofi q£ the subject. ^.t 3^ p'.cIqcL "Natural History .j'—

Prof. Sanbern Ten nay, of

VasaarCoRage. At 4} o'clock.—Beprts of Committees and Miscellaneous Business.

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of y)t«^-

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?c16ol—Discussion. "WhicK do

we make too much the of Education Knowledge or Discipline Prof. A. B. Benton, of Indianapolu, and Rev. B. W. Spn^l, of Terre Haute, will lead in the disdussioh.

At 8 o'clock.—Brief addresses by representative educators. Adjournment By'brdet'if the Executive Committee.

J. M.

Olcott,

Chairman.

—».ii

B&-J. P. McDonald will deliver Cincinneti, St Louis and

New York

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an efficient

system of Public Schools. The Association has still these great objects in view, and thore is abundance of room for still gieater improvement ahd progrdss in all that pertains to efficient schools. It is therefore earnestly hoped that the attendance of teachers and friends of education at the coming 14th annual meeting will be niuch larger than ever before. We have in the State ovbr ten thousand teathers employed. At least one»tenth of the whole number ought to be in attendance at the meeting to be bald in New Albany this winter. Arrangements will be msdr'by thff citizens of

daily pa

pers to any pirtf of the city at 25c per week. Leave names at tho News Depot in the Post Office,

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at 149 Main street.

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aer Tjttt was saying the other day yon had some pictures ^ou wished to get frafeed. I was, and wonder where I can get it done.' if you wish a neat and cheap job, go to Bartlett & Austin's, of course, They have the materials to do it with, such as gilt»' rosflwood and gilt, A&(1 bl*qk walnut, and gilt mouldings, and their frames are always -in taste. They also keep rustic frames and oval rosewood and gilt frames of various styles and sizes on hand, ready made. Also picture cord and tassels, '''fc .v-Ji jti iVm1! i'/i dlt.

J. P. McDonald has opened

News! Depot, in connection with bis stand at the Post Office, in the room occupied by J. B. Oshe, as a Restaurant at 149 Main street, where will always be found all the leading Daily and Weekly papers, magazines, and in fact everything be^, longing to a first class news establish meiit.

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Ladies wishing black or colored for cloaks,, or for latest style of

cloaks shoutd* go to the "Buckeye" Store and see the large stock now on exhibition ttiere, which will be sold at prices to suit all. W. S. Ryce & Co. dlt.

FOR SALE—In Rockville, Ind., Family GROCERY and PROVISION STORE. Stock low, and the room for rent to the purchaser of the stock, and located in the best busines part of town Apply to O. J. INNIS, Rockville, Ind. dlt

Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs

more than two or three, at Riddle's. Calii and see."' ''Vf" ,. dtf

Notice.—The citizens of Third Ward are requested to meet at tho School House Saturday night for the purpose of organ* izing afire company.*.

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Snow.—Good sleighing at Bangor Maine, and the largest and

not

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cheapest

lot of

Slipper and Embroidery Patterns ever brought to Terre Haute, at T. H. Riddle's, 151 Main street. dtf

Simple, Quiet and Positive.—The Tinkel & Lyon Sewing Machine. Call and see it at Riddle's Sewing Machine Agency, 161 Main street. dtf

Lost-—From 10 to 12 per cent,

lost

buying DresB Trimmings and General Variety Goods of T. H. Riddle's, 151 Main street. rr

Money Lost.—Somewhere in the city Thursday morning, Nov. 21st, a roll money, consisting of two $10, ^three $1 and two or three dollars in small shango, The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it at Jas, B. Heggarty & Co'i tin-. 22d3t.

It is time for those contemplating

Christmas presents of any article of Hair Jewelry, to call and select tho pattern and leavo the hair for its manufacture The largest collection of patterns and newest is to be found at the Old Stand, S R. Freeman's, 74 Main street. dwtf

Ladies, when in wantj ef elegant

ly made, beautiful fitting and durable Hoop Skirt or Corsets for less money than they have to pay at any store hi the city should call at Wsisz's Factory, opposite the Post Office. [21,dwtf

Chignons Unnecessary.—Wherevor "Barrett's Hair Restorative" is used, thfese appendages are becoming generally extinct. Ladies, try it, and be convinced. [20-dwiw

Enob Strouse is now opening in

Col. McLean's new building a splendid stock of clothing and piece goods, togelb er with furnishing goods of every descrip tion. He will also continue to keep a full stock at his old stand, No. 64 Main street. [19,dtf

Ladies' Masquerade and Fancy Suits.—For the coming Masquerade Ball the undersigned has a fine selection of Ladies' Masquerade and Fancy Suits, at reasonable prices, to let. :. Emily Eberle, South side of Chestnut, 2d House west of 7th. nl8dl0t

Ladies' White Ribbed Merino

Hose only 25 eents, at Robinson's, dtf.

§Sf Bismarck and other shades of brown are, (according to our fashion jour, nals,) still the rage.

Tuell, Ripley & Co., beg leave to an nounce that they are in receipt of the above choice colors in Empress Cloths, Repped Alpaccas, Plain Alpaccas, French Poplins, French Merinos at reduced prices. 18dlw

|9* 200 Shoulder Shawls (job lot) to be sold very cheap, at Robinson's, dtf.

|^A fine lot of Ladies' Gold Watches, Gold Chains, and new Jewelry of great •variety just received at G. H. fiascom's, No. 151 Main Street a 15-dlm.

The largest stock of fine Table

Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons in the city, cheap, at Robinson's. dtf. W*.

Mr Trlmmings, Buttons, fugles. Nail Head Beads, Velvet, all widths, and Oot» ton, at Robinson's. -dtf.

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If yoa wan*,, a food jLqMfan

Watch, or wish to get yoor Watch patrol, go to Gi H. Baseou's, No. -151 Main street,

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douiTHiss Nbw and Ricu.—Just received from the Meriden Factory a splen^ did lot of Plated Ware, Tea Sefe, Water* Urns, Ice Pitchers, Castors, Cake Baskets Batter and Berry Dishes, Card Receiver^ Goblets, Cups, &04, at G. H. Bascom's, No. 131 Main street 5 15^-dlm. -9T!0£fl0.-

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general roducti oh o# 4»tiices./.ld featjrfc stock of clothing antr famishing goods. They sell a good tlndershiri. ^i tiO cents, and all other goods iu proportion. [nl4tf »t«

wear, don't fail td call at Johnson

toordwi

The largest stock af ^China^ 'Wa^

and Bubber itoHs in t^e ei%wy jA BoM* son's, .1 !.... .O"-

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A choice article of Green aod

black Teas at E. R. Wright & C6's., ^r|. 155 M»in street.

When in search of something tb

New stock of Winter. Cloaks—

new styles—just

received.

4, dtrr..*r CoRNttttTg'A ttmtlMTl.*

$gf Polish Boo|s aod^Gipsy B^ilXioralsi for ladies, misses and variety, just received^) Shoe Store. noStf '.'

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BolanD

t&~ When in need^of UadumakT Shirts, Drawers, Soarfs, Tle8,^o£^&nyuing in Gonts' Furnishing uooas, go to John sten & Millet'SV.Nb. ai Main street, and buy them dhVap, frbW.jho .lwt .stock in the,mar^Ot. ^'''x-Widtf.

The Quaker^Bacisagff at C^L^P'

ley's., jjftorr a« r-ah S i.'ff ft

3Vi shr Jiince ?meat,Ttf&jiays and

at C. I. RipleyW

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Buckwheat Flourof the besfqtial t|

ty, at Q. 1. Ripley'e V«u

IfiT The finert diftpUy. .g^Iillinery Goods^^can

be^fouhdte%rat'^0

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8, dtf :No,-10 South.Fourth street.

A. No. 1 Buckwheat Flour, by. th^

pound or barrel/at Ray & Bailey's^- dtf

After the Fair iT* over, we havO

something yet for the fair of Terre Haute at [8, dtf] "f[rj r|S. &rBAT7S.

t&f Go to E. R. Wright & Co.'s for a choice article of Buckheat Flour and Honey Syrup, No. 125, Biain.street. [lit

Do you want an elegantly madci,

beautiful fitting, and durable suit df clothing? If so, go to Johnson & Miller's, and leave your order—the

Messrs. Habermeyer

ahd Lake trout at Hay ift Bailey,8.

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Look Out Where YouJPukchasev— I am now receiving directly from England and New York the largest, cheapest and most splendid assortment' of Hoiise Furnishing Goods ever brought to tjiia market, all of which I will sell

than

auction prices

goods purchased one year ago, as I halve just returned fronTthe East,'WheifOT personally selected my stock and bought them at Panic Prices.

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If you are in want ot a good pa}r

of Boots, Shoes or Gaiters go to Bolanjd & Hammerly, at the Prairie City Shoe Store, next doqr.,tq. ^dapqa,' Express Office.

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opened their popular Oyster Saloo^.4— George always keeps the. .biggest and the best.

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Hair Jewelry.

with the latest patterns, and a few sam pies of the manufacture also, Jewelry pf the German fashions, at

English Loti'5

JOHN Rl 'FkEiicAN'sj, .i No. 5 Warren's Block.!

N. B.—Hair Jewelry manufaciitred at the shortest notice. ... dtf

fQTBoland & Hammerly haVe Just deceived a large stock of boots and shoes of every description, from the largest to the smallest si%o which will be sold at the very lowest rates possible. Call and see our stock before purchasing. No. 6 Mr chanic's Row, at sign of. Red.Boot no8dt£

Honey in the comb, Fresh Oystirs

Family Groceries just received at the Star Grocery. oorner Fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf.J ^'iv- Natlob 4 M00RE4

New MillineryStore.—Miss Lizzie Quinn would respectfully announce to the citizens of Terre Haute that she has open? ed a new Millinery Store on 4th| street between Main and Cherry, in the store occupied by Mrs Crawford. She has jjist received a lot of new goods, which she will take pleasure in showing to her friends. Give her a call. n7-dlm

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OrackaaSfjMSt ia Ihe ^ity, ley's. ^woa

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only legalized Drawtatt ta th»"UBitedi States. TholBiunAc^:H«^liiiaynl)(ra.win^ Win take pfa^e Decei^r 'SjiM $230,656' to bo diftriboted. Capital prize $50,00 0 i^rtdtts strittff Ciiteulai| sent frOe, by address big /MtriuAt, SitDT is Cgt.,

Otstbm.—Those

Mil

ler's, as they are now offering, at the lowest prices thd best assortment of ever brought to Terre Haute. Don't get, the No. is 81 Main stroet „„„dtf i'its

We advise all wanting sound and

reliable insurance, to insure with the Phoenix of "Hartford.OaijST ai»e 076,383^aa.t. S!':

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Havens & Co^ Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. ^•AWw^n

expecting ta

uidulge in the ahoye luxury,, tjbtian Ofjjdi oktnt qoality'at J. F, .Badg* ley's, who reoeirwrthem daily directfromf

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Some rich Gioakiags, New^2iobby

and cbeap,at yt-r*+t~ma iU^aEirrtjs,,'a

-rr ip.Maft'COlOn, at'1 flirt .j :•••, tJ

Arich Dj^.qoods, at

duced prices, at 13, dtf CoUIBLIirStfc HAOaXKTY's^

1 0 id in a a 8 Wright & Co's, 155 Main strceti^ -dtf.^

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do jSif Ironing ShFoV

'Vick) WOoliB* MiLiSi—We have\iow: on hattdi ftilPstock' of

FlamHi, Blankets

'"St'ff" A. Bavis", wfiolcsale and!

retail dea'ftif^'iA 'tied Lead,j IJtharge,'. Oni," yirnish^s, Putty ipd Painters', material, dQrner 3d 'apd Maip. streets^ uarfW a.dtfia A jjow erf .SOrf fll .a-ofl 19* Shoulder Shawls, Breakfast Shawls Heavy Double Shawls, splendid assort-^ ment, dtV'. 'j I3, dtf & Hagqkbtt.

iQT Extro Pino Shore Mackerel and very Large Pickled Herring, just received it the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets. Natlor&

:i att.1 ^o'i gaiinftij aliiiv I seltot Ofl fcsSlAw od .stuorf 11-, Fob Salb.—One Frame Dw.elling,' tenf rooms.7"''! •••:•'•.:• a

One Brick Dwelling, twelvA r/ooms in perfect order, location desirable— also, one Family Carriage, nearly now For particulars, enquire of Cory & Maitoourt. -oveiled '®w dtf.itiaiaaO .rioi• 7 I |0riHager & MoKeen, agents for. the old and reliable companies, the ^Etna pf Hartford, and Hattford Insurance Coin* pany of Hartford are ready at all times to write policies on as, good terms,, other companies :of good standing. Office at iDowling Hall,. Terre Haute, Ind.

[1^

cheaper

or the

King

Ei. Patrick's Anti-Dyspepsia

Powder, for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Debility of the Stomach and Bowels. A thousand testimonials could be procured all over the' country. Qefer to E. B. Allen, Esq., and Col. F. M. Mpc», oditb. of this city. Sold only by I. L: Mahan & Co. dtf -a '-i

Tv a *.

Educational.—Prof. Spencer't Instil ute for young ladies will open Monday, September 2d, in rooms opposite the Baldwin Church on Fifth street, between Main andjQhio,

.'1 & oi S tou .K .A 1

November? 28,186?.

PDBuaH,i:r .iy^RT.' .satjjrdax M6BNIN^ LADIES^1 LIST. Klc Moore Mfgs.Rbse A'tfams Mi-^ Morgan Fannie A ^3) Crand6in litis K'Morgan Misa.B.Oi'jjo'

Broadhnrst liist ipii,' Peters Hrs Esthor u, Brown Mrs.p .,•[ ,Prat Xri ... Burfc Ana Bjiza „JPeterson Mrs Rboda Oomptort tiwra .fl °7P|'tt®r'0n

l®r9

Marf A

tlotapton KrsiA-i OlU.fli Pierce Sarah Cooper.Sirs-Jotaf

A suii'

Day Mils A ., ^Pool Miss Alice Datis Nellie "iJ f^Ritejr Ellen

a«-

Dtckmrin Amelia ~o e?t1Biley Mrs LiEZia A Erwood Fannies Roman Lucy Ebexhartt Mue MIt™ Botlttas Martha

U'S"J

rnKRogers

Martha uocu

i'fi

!8h«fer Mie

Tiffey

Kine Miss Margaret "-'Ifurley A Klriney MrsMartba-dJ ®hirwellMargt roib Lana Mils ZiiB%, ^riUinard Ma.y Lone Mips iT1^ VTogt Carolini LMngston Hrs 8 '-"^WeBtfftll '.ol Looby Jennie ^tjWipn May O? itf

A kern N

.VTOlMnlUkin Harnet

tgtELP.**

cost price,

Eilinswo'rth Bpps Dr -A English A Jrank FL

Hudson's HouSk FuBNisMNd Sto^E, dtf. -i 'X. I!-' !.• t&g* Graham Flour at & It. Wright &Co's., 155 Main street.

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ivi

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Chambers "a McHanday Geo Campbell JR McGrady Robt E Crane JW -i «5«cMakin Peter mt Crea W ,fl McFarland Matthew Carson .vJfcMnllin Copt Corbin Joseph ~)L T^eelDS CollinsV

yit'VJNoyes

,mtlj

Cup John •••O'NeilThoe 8 jfcffli! Cunningham Michael O.'Brian P, Church '.'Parker G?o

Daris .'t i-df|etir» Herfry fintf DsSota Jnhn «d:'.on'fe iPearaon

Douglass W IWf! Both George 2" Dprsey .. iir.'4.jBoby S ..ijo'i Evans i-„f Roti Henry ... Ewait Bayleas Robinson & Co.

Bobbin# I'M wu Rogers Wm i«s Ruaaell George ,,,, SanOiford

Freeman M1 L' Feiche John ittis,

QreyOwen Graham Jasper GrahamW A, „}.», Oerron Dr Gepbart Qeo1^ Gibson A ''Jt HauleyJF Hanorer Wm Hays Milieu

n!2dtf

A general assortment of first-class

Sanford'W II fan Steele 2 Sherotnaker DaTid

Shea Martin Steyens

\f.

Smith Jack

6t(

Smith W J? ,, Smith A

!!U

Schon August1''' Scott Sam 1

ftr!itw

Tuttle Hiram "Thompson A 2

ii -s

rf Trindhw

Harwell JV WalehTno, A'MtCJ WatsonJM

Hays E A Hedge 'Jao Hill Hagen Sami Jessup

Weaver Henry Winand Jno Wirtes

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Andretf

Le^ry 4 Lpcas Geo.

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TNBUKA STATE NQKMAL

mi%nH

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Notiee to Lumber Contraetorsr Proposals will be reoeiT^ until the 2d day of December, at the Offloe of J. A. Vry4Mh Arehltect, S. E. corner of. Wabash and TIfth Terre Hante, Indiana, for the furnishing or about 70,COO feet of Oak and. Poplar Lumber, ranging in sSantling from 3x18 up to 8x12 Inches nlne tent)wic| tl»e #44nfl|7 un^l#r 26 feet in length, and the remaindef upward, to bo 54 feet. The whole of the Lnmbef tO l» fttrntohed on, or before the la* *f Mtkrohi US7.

Specifications and conditions may be seen at the Architect's Office, trcm the 18th of Norember untii theM day of Dkoember: No proposal* wUl be entertained nnieoe mceompaaied with suitable ^*The ioard reeerres the right to reject any, or •II the proposals, is not deemed faTOrabl^. By order of the Boa*d ef Tmsteje India A State

Noe*s1 School* IKQIil| Ji»a J.^OrcoTT

TJ,

AftrOsciiiiil'r*:"

qittiJ jArM 4LA.S1 tnunnuDiin

ma-m? uolmv wmM

WiU b»-heM- at

nriursdftf -Bvcpf§t

nayl3doodli& CoVingjton, Ky.

Not.

Maw*

riaxtyMV

Hit

ito* oj

28,' iMIf

(TBifiiftt&ttta siQint.j

OrTHSSFOOB^

1IA11 tttmlwti of fHe Or*nd Armroftfcta «nd Pasta. in cood Ktandioc, ai* hanky fecialtJ invited taattend wUhont, farther noUcfl,

By order qT (ho CommitteeOf Arrangem»nti. Id V- -J Si vjj—»• qr-Bi'M

nni »r- utm

•ifto VJU-

NEWAOVERTISEMENTa.

"BSERLY HOtJSE AND WAGON XABII^ Wekt cad Street, jwerBlw Bridge and tarmiom of 8reet Car Ball Boad, Terre H»nte, Indiana.' voa»*yaB««'Ur»!t to and from Ik* Depot also HeadqaarUra Or all coa*ejreD«a ky Stage, Hacii. Wagooe. Ao., to,different points: Harebell Daily, Montaziirti Daily, Bowlhig flreen twl*

week.

A0oooiB«dat}on» for Travelers generally, with ocwithont hor^BH. gtabliog for 70 byadpf hor»ss I»»S0 Wagon Yird feed or all kinds constantly on haiiif. ehatgw remonaMe. tnWSJwly W. B. XAU6BBAD, fiop'U

"VTOTICJE TO HEIRS OF PETI1.1 TIQN TOSKLL BEAL X8TATB.—Notice J» h^raby given tbat Samuel Hllhoiland, Administrator of the fetate of John J. Burke, deceased, has filed 1iie jpotitlon to sell the Seal Kit ate of the decedent, his perianal property being insnfflclpnt to pay his debts aqd that said petuion will be heard aVffie nsxt^ferm of the Vi({o Oonrtof Oo«. no,, -pieao. BOFUS H. SIMPSON, Clerk.

Wk. K. MctMH, itt'y for Petitioner. dltw3t

.•IdaoleT iia ati: .el'i'nai

DRY GOODS.

'ft *&€•£

,rh.

heating stove or cook stoVe. ihe

tavUlaa

hil«

ha*

tiet •.

Satikets,

and

StodkmpFariii,

-wi. Beoeived THIS WEEK, a Mt V!..,'.. .... M.

ail

of the vea^bi^'iilmiity^Wtticb we ^dflFer to the trada,- whfl^esale iknd Mtail. as, lbWrfir1«^ is^cftn bOa^ld by aby first cMfe manufacturers. CJaff and see. li«(iS 31 Klsaiiot)«S»{

A I N O I O E

Sill at «9lfiol tin ta" 3i»* hitt bvlitll or

Bay sawi6f .««"

faj

Irfafi 10% VfU'

ft!

,feii

Remaining unclaimed ln the Post Office at Terre •. Hante, Jndiana^

imaM'UXiato

Ribbed,

odl -iiH

Low Prices!

Extremely

«h'l

'Sf ,B (3ikU ,.*J .'i gaiisiii# iiw! r~iic-- jttn.-'v.uA .T /j!f 'to alxlMtHtl ly pvrjw* a

WAMTID.

'tea

EDUALL,:'1. &: CO.'S.

ili

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'(T!

HOSIERY.

«i l-i'.ul'C:':) )kli

Xiambt»9 Wool,

Hiurr^ tlt 6U .1

Caslimere9

Balmoral,

Stfper Stont, g1 !t. 1:.Jr, :i Baibriggait. .(eiiHi/. I

Bibbed.

ajif

Bha'fer L'ls'riw1 •"1 iii VIr Smith Mtsa Martha, .j:

Hall Mrs K.M _, ,r Hogfth Miqs leabell Hill'Mrs Nancy Isabell Miss Aliof [Snodgrasa Miss ., f. Jones Mrs JM

1 EamJtet' Wopl, -g"

Cashmere

Balmoral,

cc CO

FleeceXfnecl,

Tartan.

otii

MeyrsMrs ^Wood Maw Kitly Kf.,, Miller Mrs, Margaret Young Mollio A GENTLEMEN'S LIST..

10%L

dp:

liamdsbnsy Gte«

Shaker,

!i jh

Alexander ArchibaWh/i Xloyd Stephen Agcng Wilbelm ""^ianabsn Edwd' Austomitler Phttlfp ^^Kurloa Ambrose t^ancfleld^AiB

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B'affart Charlie ^-^pjoney. Jvff ,tVj Bradley Br Medley A Bartlett N IBichaei Miceial, Bory Bertrand ujdhT Miilins nl

Casey Tho# jSi&Morgaa W3«« CabUl Pstcicki

Super §tout, *.

Bibbed Wool,

Country Knit.

Corner 4th and Main.

Tfi.

iisr h'J.'.I' and

*,r$

DESIRABLE GOODS

^•^OPC^r THIS WEEK!

A 7/

lrrrv/

SBAWU8-A11 Grades 1 Stylish and Cheap!

.4.LPA CAS,

y. ..I* New, and Lower!

FULL LINE!

GLOAKINGS,

ie*i Sc-.ii

Wintermute Jaa Wii#on Henry Wilson Edward Wolf E S

EZRA REAP, P. M.

CHOICE

ALL STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS

REDUCEDTEICES!

See our new "Price List" on

S N S

Of which we havo a full assortment.

01)'

Zz&v

Seerftary, on fei (alSMf .and imio

CALMS

la every Department at the

'"Boston Store."

SAITOH «riWALM8IV. besiaa enrnt

ED —A GIRL—15 or 16 jmn of an, to trawl vfth Paaatiat.

Dw S to f. p., a th* Cltrt, Hu—§. [dtt

FOR SALS. er ijr

cignrji'

FOU

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VJ em »on5j*» tfsa mu

ra^s

hff

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J, tj

W 'W*'

io*

.KOTiddS'fA A H'/.iaaoff

Ladies Dress Fiurs,

yaj

.ETiV/.^ Ja aUiin1'

iHd lo !tliiv J- pt us'J

•jfj

tife'z

tatUb

tfcA

Moobk.

.^tine-uuinx-s.

Mink,

Siberian Sqalml,^., (&te iltifi'ic- ilJwwrj-

French toner

Oeroian Fiteli, ,t-*»«!*! tfi'j-•=!)» xIlfloH

(flariB it!

t-a/s

•?a

OR will bay a is- lb*Matera part t( tha cifj, o«ar ha National Koad, contalnlBx Uo"|i«l room*' aud Utetii, churn ia lb* liiMM, Md oulUr tinder th* bouw. Apply at ta*BcKa Room of tbia OOo«.

lis-ttaftrtoH»|itt|ttlioiw

!OR SALE.—On North First Strtet, a frame dwelling, contalniag ataia roonu, wlth barn and ont-housM, toptW wit* lone, two, or three iota. »4tf WILLIAM MYERS. -p-j T?OR SALE, FARM.—One of the A.., finest Farms ia Vigo County.' eontalaing 163 acres of rich 'and highly productive tautiL about one-half andei enlttvaUoa. It la situated oil the BvaftSTill* A Qrawlordertlle Bail Road, vft miiea South of Terre Haute, at Yonag's Station.—: The Railroad running adjoining to, and a Switch being on on* end «f the land, makee It laluableWiii be sold |»w. Esquire af

CHAUNCBYOARK, ,,.,

ang^MSm Terre Haute, In'.,,,

SALE—Two Milch Oows. Entail* "t t. J- WEBSTER,. North l«ti Street, next fo O. b'Beiglat, arat J. Stacks,' eu East Main Street, nut to Canal. JeitSdtf

TpORi SALE—Four.Fnnne Houses JD One of Ate, two .ef six, and one ot eetee reoni. I will sen tbeee houeee tMY ibw, aud on Nstfonattle t-rme. Apply to T.J. E0RBS8T. liitf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

BROKAW BROTHERS & CO.,

No. 109 Main St., Terre-Hante

tJM

»j?. %ni* 3t'a: —.itoiia

./ ,V3iJr

a iv W

Aie'fully pK»pared for

c.» .bi,. SUCH AS

A N 3V E

ha*

nil

P0HT

Water Mink,

IT O

WINTER TRADE!

hot

Connsumers of

-I Ts'snit -tat in,,

1MM

•H.aai'

itawti wn

Wiifflriflt^r'eatly't^h^hivaiitt^i to examine our stock ot

r, im

FAMILY DRY QOOlMi!

krt*Wl

v.*,,ri

sr I'KJI"!

J-.u-i.

KWMOrBi.7

SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, LINENS

IT*

L, A N

O I A.

A O

I IN" E

I W A 8

I I Bf ]N"

S S

JjSrfc .1 i1

vjil -iff

]B. SD Coj

{i.i I '0 i. -I Have just opened VchoiciS'Ktock ofi

JF TJ S

.. (Jonsiatieg of.

.aiatftu

sf Collar8,

M/y

tr«

•JOii/-

Fleece Lined,

I»l A-' idd.

I HOTI ~\Hua

Capes, Cuffs,

Wristlets, Tippets,

UtMlW

Children's Setts

i'iliW

Gents Mufflers $p.

All of which will be offered at much lees then .^ ordinary J'ricee.i75 in iht

on ,-.*j

•••t

vl-rr! fil '.ijMI .1 .lu.li

Onr 8tcok of Baskots, Satchels, and tho nsoai variety of Goods sultabio for the

Holiday SeasM!

ill in. v, .1

f-tt. ii rhiif. Sfci

Edsall & Co.,

vr iiiiiti

k.'qw *iiil ig Freeh and AttratfiiTQ-i*. ,.

i.'-f: WJ.'J

B. B. A €0., are selling Zephyrs at Rep-,. duced Prices.. ...•'.

-3*. "it.rfii .ttuMt.*

,.!»»»

'-"flr v-ia" Ai?«^-

GREAT CARPBT HOUSE I GREAT WALL PAPER HOUSE I GREAT OIL CLOTH HOUSE I GREAT WINDOW CURTAIN Housx! GREAT HOUSEPURNI8HIO& DWOTI

BROKAW BROTHERS 6 €0

109 Main Street*

No.

A.NIPPERT

Has just reoeiftd, and off-rs fur tbe inspeotioa of the publio, en entire Mew Stock of

W1IIER OOODN!

Boujsht ^fnoe the la!« f'eclice, aad wbleh we offer at the

"GOOD OLD TIMES" PRICES!

We therefore invite yon te call and examine our Stock. I

Fine Broche Shawls,

NBW DK3IOH8,

Fancy Plafd Shawls,

A. IV IV E Every Variety.

TICKINGS,

tliiiA

Very Low I

Black & White Plaid Shawl§ Black & Red Plaid Shawls, Parepa Opera Shawls, Plain Center Shawls, I Long Shawls, Square Shawls,

Mioses' &hawte,r^^«Hf PATTI BHSKFA8T SHAWLS, Intlrsly new. Fancy KoItSr*T

SHAWLS and SONTAGS/

PLAIN aad TANCl

HOODS! HOODS! HOODS!

Ladies call and see the New Boulrerd and Central Park Skirte, both Plain and Kmbroidered, the nfateat thing ont.

We desire to call etpecisl attention to oar

tfrHf aifei

Consisting of Ladles', Mleeee*. and Children's NIOTOBINXS, COL LABS. MUFFS and OOFFS in Mink, Sabie,Fitch Ac. Remembr,.we shall no| be undersold on tbeae. A New Supply ol tb«

BBST PRINTS AT 121-2 Oanta.

NIPPERTj1

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