Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1867 — Page 4

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Monday MonilDg, December 21, 1867

EAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TKRBK HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIB, MAY*. fOO..

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12:i5 A. a 11:26 A. M. ..... 4:40 t. 10:50 P. M.

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0:45 a. Mail.... 3rl0 v. Express.. ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TXXBX HAUTX. MATE. I j* ':AM,Vfc 11:35 A. :f» A-

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«i:40 A. Accommodation............4:20 r. 4:40 p. ....Mall.... BOCK VILLI BXTBHSIOH. tiAver 1:50 p. M.

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TO-DAY'S ADYBK TISBMENTS

Amusement*—Arlington's liinrthili. Amusements—'Thratre, Monday night next. Tor Sale—Beat Estate—HIckcox Co. Dry Goods—Edsall 0#.

CITY AND STATB ITEMS.

19" Fox hunting is the present iport in Sullivan county.

MF The base ball clubs ef the city b&ve gone into winter quarters,

19" "Dan Bice Clubs," with a Presi dential intention, ate forming.

(0T* Those of our lady readers who have pianos to tune are referred to .tbe card of Mr. Kissner.

We are advised to watch our ton

gues, but unfortunately they are so located that wo can't tee them.

Hog* A new Odd Fellows' Hall, worth $3,000, is to be erected next year, at Cam bridge City.

A philosopher has discovered that

men don't object to be overrated, except by tho assessors.

Tho cabalistic words ''M. B. T.,'

are again in our columns, probably for the last time.

Tho rogulnr session of tho Board

of County Commissioners will commence this morning at the Auditor's office.

John A. "Williamson, of Lafayette

deputy trustee of the Louisville, New A1 bnny and Chicago Itailroad, has resigned

A theatrical company und#r tho

mnmigoment of Mr. D. C. Flint, appears at Dowling Hall Monday evening next.

Edsall & Co. announce some sea

eonable goods in tho way of blankets, flannels and other goods, at marvellously low prices.

Mr. Kobt. Breckinridge and Mary,

his wife, celebrated the twenty-fifth nnni vorsary of their wedding at LafayoUe last woek.

The motto of a Minnesota paper

is: "My country—may she always be right—but, right or wrong, my country— Tonus, two dollars per annum."

8©* The popular butcher, jo Bupp, has established a meat stand on Main street between 6th and 7th. See his ad. vertisement, and give him acall.

I®- The New Albany Commercial complains that milk iiso adulterated in that city as to produce a most nauseauting compound, thCsmell of which is absolutely sickening. ..

In Gibson county four white inon

waylaid a negro named Mulligan, suspected of having stolen money from Samuel Steene, and hung him several times, with a view to extorting a confession. The negro did not confess.

Vhe oyitors this season seem to be

of unusual excellence, and among tho very best flavored are those packed by Stansbury, Walker, A Co., Baltimore, and •old in this city by Mr. 8tone at his confectionery. The popular Dayton Crackers can also be found at the same place.

§6^ The suit in the Mayor's Court againit the Proprietors ef the Bantin House, for violating the ordinance pro.! hibiting the solicitation of patsengers at the depot, was withdrawn when it camo to trial before thefMayor on Saturday.

19" President Wr. B. McKeen/^f the) Terre Haute road, and J. D. Herkimer, of the St. Louis road, have just ret^ned from a railroad convention at Cleveland.1 The now time tables have not yet been satisfactorily arranged, and it is probable that another meeting will be held in Indianapolis this week.

Tho lovors of genuine Ithiopian'

Minstrelsy, will road with delight tho: announcement under tho ''amusement' head, of tho appearance at Dowling Hall, on "Wednesday and Thursday evenings of thiB wcok, of Arlington's Minstrels, ltd in, person by Mr. W. Arliagton. The favorite Cool Burgoss is also with the company.

Tho bright light southeast of town

about ten o'clock on Friday night.wasf occasioned by the burning of a dwelling! house just being completed on tho farm ofj our follow tewr.sman Gee. C. Duy. Tho* llro was, from all accounts, tho rosult of gross carelessness on the part of some' workmen employed in the building during! the day.

Two of our Main street city mer

chants undertook, on a wagor, to walk from Mahan & Co. I^rug £toro, earner OUi nnd Main streets, to MaxviJle and return in one hour, yesterday, during the kurd snow storm. They made the distance) and ordered a load of coal from Mr, McKiroy. in 45 minutes. Distance, three miles. Who can1 beat it

—T&e flocKet for Sat

urday looks as thdagh the trial of Jeff. Davis bad been transferred from Rich» mond^to ^bis ^jy

Jagi! the crime reduced

from li|i treaebiittTBommifting a nui«ance at Davis' drug store corner. At any rate a man who gave his name as Jeff. Davis, was before His Honor for the above named offense, and was fined, with costs, $10. His illustrious namesake will, no doibt, escape with a less punishment than that.

Adolph Doring was up for the same offansej And was put down for a like amount

Osa Boule, was brought in for intoxi cation and disturbing the peace. His bill also, footed up tea dollars.

Each of the above trio were impecuni ous and were about being marched off to jail when a friend went security for the payment of the fines and costs.

With yesterday, the first day of

the first winter month came the first snow in quantity sufficient for sleighing purposes, and .spreading, a pure white mantle over everything that turned its face standard. "The beautiful snow," is beautiful in its place, but its place is not on the side-walks, and we would suggest that it be removed at an early hour this morning, before it is packed down by tramping feet, forming an icy sheet* whereon saint and sinner wilt find slip pery places.

Real Estate Tran^fxbs.—Records of tho transfer of tho following tracts of land and city lots Were placed on''th(» Recoid' cr'8 books last week:

Chauncey Rose to West & Woodruff, two lots in Rose's subdivision, for $900. Alexander Mopps to Wm. C, West, three lote in Macksville, for $200.

Bcnj. St. Clair to Charles Boenecke^ lot in.city, for $1,300. Wm. B. Ogle to Jas. Harlen, 66 aeree in Honey Creek township, for $1,600.

Elijah Staggs to Jeremiah Stagg, five acres in Prairie Creek township, for $100. Curti3 Gilbert to Wm R. Nees, two lots in Gilbert Plaice, for $750.

Daniel Walker to Alanson Booth,-tract of land in Honey Creek township, for $500.

Wm S. Wilson to John Chambers, lot in Grover's addition, for $350, Augustus Diluian to Fred. Arlelh, lot in city for $500.

And. J. Wation to Fred. Arleth, lot in Grover's addiMftn, for $400. Edward Haas to Ernest Beiman, five acres in Harrison township, for $750.

Marriage Licenses.—County

Clerk

Simpson issued the proper permits last woek to tho following parties Elias W. Iliser and EHza Schoonover. Wm. Koester and Elizabeth Ahrens. Saml. W. Kldridge and Mary B. Sehamerhorn. Jas.'Sli iBomer and Frances M. Garber.

F» M. B. P. Tuesday, Dec. 3d, 1867, -"a s»

Terre Haute Sabbath School Union.—Tho regular meeting of this Society for December, will be held in the Congregational Church this evening, at 7 o'cclock Subject for discussion—"What more can be done to further the interests of the Sabbath School cause in this city?"

The annual election of officers will take place at this meeting. J. M. OLCOTT, Pres't.

C. C. Oakey, Sec'y.

We have determined to close out

our stock of Ready-made Clothing with a. view of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and Gent's Furnishing Goods, exclusively, aad in order to do so, will offer our entire stock Of Ready-made Clothing at net cost for new goods, and the bulk of the stock carried over from last year, at much below cost, for cash'.

Wc moan just what we Bay, and will do all wo promise 1 Gent's Furnishing Goods, and Clothing made to ordor at greatly reduced prices. Call in and examine eur stock. It is much tho best in the city. sJ

Johnstok & Miller,

2dwtf No. 81 Main Street.

The "glove-fitting" Corset. The "glove-fitting" Corset. Tho "fitting-fitting" Corset.!^'. The "glove-fitting" Corset. at Saxton & Walmbliy'b.

M. B. P. Tuesday, Dec. 3d, 1867.

Commence the coming New Tear

aright. Keep a careful record of your daily transactions, and be sure you keep it in one Of those nice new Diaries far 18G8, for sale at Bartlett Austin's. dlt

A Card.—In order to work somewhat over the effects of nay disastrous loss by fire I wss compelled for the last three months to be almost the entire time absent from homo in my professional capacity a Piano Repairer and Tuner. To thii many who bavo waited so patiently for the tuning of their Instruments in this city I feci most grateful and thankful. 1 pecting to remain henceforth more steady at homo, all calls for tuning and repair* ing will be promptly attended to, and by a closo and strict attention to my business I hopo to merit atontinuance of a liberal share of patronage.

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Respectfully,

L, Kntiffctu"

Professional Repairer and Tuner of Pianos and all other kinds of Musical Instrumonts, Terre Haute, Ind. d2t.

HAMDKERCIIIEF8. s: f.J, Gent'a JL S. Handkerchiefs, Gent Fancy Bordered Handkerchi

Gent's White Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, Ladies' H. S. Tuck Handkerchiefs, Ladies' H. S. Embroidered H'dkfs, Ladies' Applique and Lace H'dkfs, Misses' Plain Handkerchiefs, Misses' Hemstitch Handkerchiefs. 2dtf Edsall A Co.

Our popular, and well known

butckor, Jo Rupp, has established a meat stand, on the south side ef Main street betweefi 6th fend 7th, near Lockwood'a tin-atofe, and from thia time forward will keep the best meats in market Rupp's best Jersey eaasage can be had at his stan'd a}l times. dtf. erdtlat*V

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far M. B. P. Tuesday, 3d, 1867:

9F Purchasers of Sir Jamea Clarke's Female Fill* are eautk\a*l agaiast counterfeit*. The genuine osve the samo of ".Job Moses," on each package. All others are worthlen. d2t

1ST M. B. P. Tuesday, Dee. 3d 186T. iJ'— Ecokoxt aid CoitroKf. Mancourt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out eold, rainj mud and dust prevests rattling of sash. Try it on your doors and windows, dtf

Skatxs! Skatbb!1—500 pairi Ladies', Gentlemen's and Boy's Skates, just res ceived, and for sale at Cory A Maneourt's. dtf.lt! .. •, "'J

19* One doeen hand made wardrobea to be sold for the following low figures: $16, $20, and $22. J. A E. W.

Bom.

Not. 10,11 and 12 West ofnuftrt. aoaiw. 1 -1

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An assortment of the Unrivalled

New Singer Jtaail? Sewing Machines just received by J. A. Foote, Agent also, of Manoficturing ^Cachines, both for Cloth aad Leather.

Skow.—Good sleighing at Bangor Maine, and the largest and eheapmi lot of Slipper and Embroidery Patterns ever brought to Terre Haute, at T. H. Kiddle's 151 Main street ml

Simtlb, Qwiit j*» Poemvl.—The Tinkel A Lyon Sewing Machine. Call and see it at Xiddle's Sewing Maehine Ageney, 1«1 Main street.,

Loer—From 10 to 12 per eent. Uet by net buying DreSs Triosmiags and General Variety Goods of T. H. Biddle's, 1H Main street. i'jliu— fgf Lac# Collars And Handkerehiefs more than two «r threat at Kiddie's. Call and see.

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IV Baos Strouse is aew epeotag la Col. McLean** new building a splendid stock of clothing and piece goeds, together with Airnishlng goods of every description. He will also continue to keep a fall stock at his eld stand, M* Main street. [l#,dtf •••MKJi..'. .'.n-

tffA. ine lot of Ladies' Gold Watehes, Gold Chains, and new Jewelry of great variety just received at G. H. Bascom's, No. 151 Main Street l»-dlra.

|V A good article of flimni jeani at H. A B.'s, Vo. 19 Main street. dSt.

tff For a good aad eheap Overcoat eall at 13. A B.'s, No. 79 Main street. «•???:.&•> fJ ul hiiv- H-:. ddfcVi

A LiberalOt*s*.—I will pay twentyfive per cent. on any goods taken from my millinery store, on the sight of the 18th inst., on their return to me. dtf. M. A.

Bab»ov.

19" The place to buy eheap ReadyMade Clothing—No. 79 Main street dst. ^, *t* 1^. 260 doz. Undershirts and DraWerl to be sold cheap at Kobinson's [26-dtf

IV For a cheap Business Suit, eall at H. & B.'s, No. 79 Maln streetr d3t.

19" Ladies don't fail to go: W Depew A Clatfelter's to get jour fine Gaiters and Polish Boots made to ©rderi and Children's Shoes of all kind»

S. A, Barraa is at the head of.lhe Manufacturing Department. [dtf^ 4t»»

Almcamd*!.—A foil line of A, Stewart's Alexandre Kids at $1.90. Notice the reduction in price.dtt. Bdball A Co.

Noticb.—The undersigned will be pleased to see all his eld customers, ind as many new patrons a* nay see proper to patronise the Prairie City.Liverjr and Sale Stable, as 1 am prepared |o fornteh Livery iu all styles at the, shortest notice^ corner of Third and Walnut streete, south of the Buntiu House. T. W. Howakd. d3t. t« t, (3 19" For a fine Business Suit, eall at A B.'s, No. 79 Main street. d3t.

IiiFoaTU) KicamoiDUiM.—Mrs. Louisa Volger respectfully begs leave te iu form the ladies of Terre Haute and vicinity, that she .has just received, direct from Germany, a splendid assortment of Embroidered pieces for sofa enshioas, piano stools, slippers,taiid other swoh artides, suitable for Christmas gifts,, which -were expressly selected for her Store by Misses Augusta and Wilnelmina Wittenberg, during their stay in Berlin the Capital df Prussia. These articles will show the progress made receatly in this kind of needle work, and tbal ^iiy ari Werked with unsurpassed skill. They are fo fact, beautiful in the highest degree^ and Mrt. Volger feels proud to bf able to assert that such nice articles have never before been in any store in this city. dOdlm

Tbb Wo»nm Oamxk'.'^As the evenings grow long and tedious, young folks are anxious to devile means of whiling away the time in a pleasant and profitable manner, and the question will come from many, "howtkall do iif We are authorised to state that the wonderful Cabinet is a collection of materials, and plain directions for performing a great number of beautiful and surprising chem ical wonders among which are "The Sea of Fire in a Bowl," "tThe Magic Lamp "The Wiaeard's Tree,"

uThe

Glass," Tho Wonderful Transformation,' "The Magic Bottle/' and many others equally astonishing. No apparatus required I No danger 11 Jfe Hwnbttg The whole is neatly packed In cabinet form, small enough to carry la the pock* et With it any person can entertain a company of young or old folfe* a whole evening. Everything complete will be sent to any part bf the United. Sfats* for one dollar.

Send your flail aJ7r«i-iTt te Knre A CaswSll, Chemists, 24 Church street New Yoa*, or, 67 Lake street Chicago, Ills, W PW

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Biglatof whi^e^tagaetegaKlj

ker andT)ome^ cheap at Robinson's.

fl^*TraVetfbg Bags and Satchels, big lot eheap at Robinson's. [26-dtf

and Fancy'Gtootls for

Christmas (at wholesale) at Robinson's, y. 'i [26-dtf

200 Shoulder and Lonj Shawls

Job Iot) Ho to sold v#ry cheap, at Robin•Ob's. dtf.

Aombtkixo

Nkw and Rich.—Just re-

•eiy.ed (rppi the Meriden Factory a splendid iot of Plated Ware, Tea 8ets, Waiters, Urns, Ice Pitchers, Castors, Cake Baskets* Butter and Berry Dishes, Card Receivers, Goblets, Oups, Ac., at G. H. Bascom's, No. Ill Main street &>T f) fr A

15-dlm.

WnorKCTiK.—The following is a letter in answer to one written by some responsible gentlemen of this city to the 'Wi&ttM&eik:Ibaurance Company, in con sequence of r*presenta tions made by Mr ^Wheeler, the former agent, to its policy holders in this vicinity, that the assess' mepts would not be collected, and he had io arranged on bis last trip to Freoport with the Company:

FBMttOBT, Illb., Nov. 22, 1867. Gentla^em Tobr favor of the 18th inst., is at hand land carefully noted.

The representations made by Mr. Wheeler are untrue and he knows them to bis so. An assessment has been levied on all the premium notes held by this Company,,: and we must collect it if it can be done.

Mr. W. was at this offics some three Weeks since and wanted the Company to 'compromise the matter of assessment in Terre Haute by charging tho parties Stock rates. We held that they having insurod on the mutual plan, they must take their chances with other mutual members^ and if they would not pay their assessments and wo could not collect it, (Mr. W. seemed to think we could not, by Jaw, ittlndiana) the policies will be void and it* be relieved of that much risk, which will besoimuch gained.

As to breaking faith with the policy ^holders, we do not see where that comes in, as We have always paid all losses in Indiana the satne as in this Stato, and that is all we agreed to do by our policies.

Undoubtedly Mr. W. feels aggrieved because we would not take Stock rates and let him settle with tho policy holders— had we done so, there might bo some truth in his assertion that wo bad "broke^,faith" with the policy holders.

Find enclosed a copy of our charter and by laws, premium note, and list of losses. Respectfully,

J(8diw. Wm. Tkkmojl, Sec'y.

|9*If-you want a good American Watch, or wish te get your Watch rei paired, go te A. H. Baseom's, No. 151 Main street. 15-dlm. i! 14^*?! 'ti

Pure CiderJJVinegar at

J8. dtf.

|Wrigbt A Co's, 161 Main street.

19" A rieh liae ef Dress Coeds, at reduced pric*, at If, dtf Coi lrs& HAiilirt-f'sf

I Hr,N. Brlanger A Bro have made geaeral reduction ef prioes on their entire stock of eloihing and farniihing goods. They sell a good Kndershirtjat,M eents, and.aU other goods in proportion. [ol4tf

19" A Skoiee article of #reea and blaek Teas prt B. K, ffright A Co's., Ko. 116 Main street. elSdtt

|9" Mince moat Tuesdays and Fridays ,at C. I. Ripley's. dtf.

19* Buckwheat Floar of the best quality, at C. I. Ripley's.J^ dtf.

g9" The finest display of Millinery Goods eaa be found daily, at S. Stuaub, 8) dtf No. 10 South Fourth street.

19, After the Fair is over, we have something yet for the fair of Torre Haute, oiiS

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S. Straus.

19" flto to B. B. Wright A Co.'s for a ehoice article of Buckheat Flour and Honey Syrup, No. 12S, Main street, [lit

19* If you are in want ot a good pair of Boots, Shoes or Gaiters go to Boland A Hammerly, at the Prairie City Shoo Store, next door to Adams' Express Office. no3dtf 19" The Quaker Sausage at C. I. Ripley's.. dtf.

•9" We advise all wanting sound and reliable insurance, to insuro with th Phoenix of Hartford. Cash assets $1,070,888 86.

Havens & Co., Agents.

Offloe over Donnelly's Drug Sto.to.,, l7dw3m

19" Go to Ray & Bailey's for Turkoys, Chickens,Venison Roasts,Catawba Grapes and Cultivated Cranberries. [27,dtf

g9*Boland & Hammerly have just re ceived a large-stock of boots and shoes of every description, from tho large«t to tbo smallest siie which will bo ^old at tho very lowest rates possible.. Call and see our Stock before purchasing. Ho. 5 Me» chanis'l Rew, at sign of Red Boot. no8dtf

Look Qtt Whbh Tow I iov receiving directly from England and New Tork the largest, cheapest and most splendid assortment of House Varnishing Goods evsr brought to this market, all of which I will sell tamper amotion prim* or the mat price of goods purchased one year ago, as I have just returned fron the East, where I personally selected my stoek and bought them at

Pa*icPbiom.

Bewitched

Hxntsoir'a Hovsn FuKNiasura Stchk. dtf. #raham Hoar at B. K. Wright ACe's^ 188 Main street- niadtf

A general assortment of first-class

family Groceries just received at the Star Grocery, earner Fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf. -A Uv/Natloe A Moomn. ggT It ls tiabe for those «ontessplating prftents of any article of Hair Jewelry, to call and select the patterns and leave the hair for its asanufheture The largest collection of patterns and newest is to be found at the Old Stand, S. S. Freeman's, 74 Main street. dwt

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jtlaA: is8««l .l» Sm-imIw 9i IS l-tiHKfra- IE* 't.s *4S Hi -*am I sBi TtMtiO' •. JwHttWisiSJfaww wrtnesaCteijwwwa

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opened their popular. Oy^ec,-,Salfto?:f George always keeps, the biggest an&tfcs best. .'*-'3ldS|ti,*«!

IIair Jewblst. Ai| enlarged book with the latest patterns, and* lftw sanr pios of the manufkehzre a1to,"JeWelry of the German fashions,,at

ram IfiiokK No. 5 Warwo's Btoek. N. B.—Hair Jewelry ft£aii&l|cutMdf i^ the shortest notice. (tijT

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Polltfa Boots and Gipsy BalHerals

for ladies, misses and ehildrea In great variety, just received at tbeTrai.rie City Shoe Store -W .fit v4 no8tf

New MiLLiNEBTSToa«.rr-Mis»' Liuie Quinn would respectfully an&OttAee^o th£ citizens of Terre Haute .that she haso|NNied a new Millinery Store en 4th|Strfe| between Main and Oheny, ia theatoi* occupied by Mrs Crawford. Bhe has Just received a lot of new good*, whieh's|i4 will take pleasure in shewing to ker friends. Give her a eall.'t') nT-dlns 19* Ladies, when in waatj ef elagaa,t«_ ly made, beautiful fitting and iux*bl* Hoep Skirt or Corsets for leas fflbaey than they have to pay at any store fm" tie eity",1 should caU at oppiiUf the Post OHlee. lalac a(i'3 -r.i-ijae Efil ,dwtf

19* Fine assortment ot Coal OMkbf Stoves, fire different varieties from Pittaburgb, Cincinnati and Ivansville, at Ko 03 Main street ss,dwtf W W. Sajjnrimi

Dr. Patricks AtitUDyspepSia'

Powder, for the cure .bf Indigsstba J5yspepsia, and Debility of the Stomach, and Bowels.: A thousand ttotimoaials could1 be procured all over the cottatry. BePsrto E. B. Allen, Esq., and Co'- M. Mer edith, of this ,-eity. Seld oaly by I. L. Mahan & Co. aeiire dtf.

Butter, Milk, Boston aad Cream

Crackers, best in the eity, at C. I. Kipr ley's. At Kektttoxt Svatb only legalised Drawing! la the United States. The Grand Holliday Prawiag wUl take place Deceasber ilst. 980,850 to bo distributed. Capital piiM 90,088' Communications strictly eonfidsati|J.-r-, Circulars sent free, by addressing

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Fkebs Otstebb.—Tkoss expeetlag to indulge in the above luxury, will find them of an extra qaality at J. 9, Badgley's, who receives them daily dirwt Aroaa Baltimore. dtf.

•9" Some rieh Cloaklaga, KeW Kebby and cheap, at 3,dtf^^Coi*rave A Ha««svxJ.

19" "Dantoa" Kid ftlevss, all si Ms aad and colors, at iv^ v. oJ nni.'. 13,dtf CeawiLmi A

|@r J. A EL A. Davis, whelfaale aad retail dealers ia White Lead, Bed Lead, Litharge, Oils,' Varnishes, Putty aad' Painters' material, eoraer 8d

streets. dtf. TiifftTyi SJi-

Ba?* Shoulder Shawls, Brcakfcst Shawl Heavy Double Shawls, a spleadid assertment, at 13, dtf CeaniLiwa A BaMaMCs.

t@*" Extra Fine Shore Mackerel and very Large Pickled Herriag, just receivedat the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets. Hatlo* A Moeaa. dtt. i-'J-} JUi

{9* Decline ia Heating Atevei aatfl large stoek, at 88 Main street, sisi. oil'j 35,dwtf 7',

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have aow

on hands a full stock of /MH8, Flannel*, Blmnket* and FmW* all of the very best quality, which We afar to the trade, wholesale aad retail, at as low prices as eaa be sold by aay first alass manufreturen. Call aadaoa. dwtf. K. Ik

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BLANKETS

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From |3§0 a pair up to the

Heaviest, Softest, Largest

SCHUYLKILL'S BLANKETS!

ALL* CHEAP* .yiiwirTs-Atr

A 4-4 IUettchinl GOOD for 1%1-f* Cent*

'mnmMit nii-f ttwtihr N. B. All Wool Empress Reps at Reduoed prices-

Edsall fc

JgOOTS AND BHOJM9.

IV.

Cornei 4th and 'fi'"

la selling

Boots «Shots Vwj ChMPi To doi* oat hk large staek ef Boots Shoe# and OaSton, To utki rMB br flprlag akeek. Tn wll W •oaey kj aaliiag em kla at

No. Meohanioa Bloc*. Partlealar Atteattsa »|(fN e» CUSTOM WORK Tils Departaeat IMa^ya haaSs »f 8IILLFU1 •etlMtf

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WHOM IT MAY

All acsonats dae me, not eettlsd by the 1st of December, will ha. placed la the hands of mj Attornsys for collection. Oossa hftat nov 20 diedwlw TBOa, F. WSMS, •fchfefc...

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eOtlft* "WHllini»,-ctB»r.?mBth aoAldnlMrrjriS ti&bMri Traak Wtft&K *«e

BILL POSXIITG^ i*

BOOTS ANI«EEO^.

N. iilmri, ifaliiitreoi, bet.' jifUOuid Sixth

BO0K3AND 8IAVOX£B¥. BartUtt 4 AMtla, 101 Main sirest. I K«JI(ndd, fMto#* LAbr. 1 if. W. (TCena^Ut Halo street east bf Fourth.

COMMERCIAL-COLLEGE. Mrrbi, Principal, Old CXmrt 6od»».' CABLETS, OIL CLOTHS, &CBwkswBro*. & O*., 109 Sain Street: i*

COMMISSION AND GBAINi

Tonitr, J^lWaSttect.,.

^oha fltwjrt Co., ClntSt.^WC^^l Basin. COAL DEALRBS^ .' ¥. 6. SreVer, Third street" north Main.

..Bichaj^el^y/teuh^st cor..t nhlic y.Bnta^h 41^—M6rfj, Ag^t. CLOTHING.

J. Waniley, East »ide PublicSatiiaw.,- ... '•Haagef ftearteortfir atl4 Vonrtfi Mnsfon IfiUer, SIMiltf itreet,

0. O. Liasoln, three square? ea»t a. VanValsah, 101'Haln irtreet.' t. Blehardaon,Ohio street, bek. 'Third and^ltt

DBT GOODS.

ThelT, BipUif 0«., oornet Bth and Mai* strasL*

OUWittic uiUi»-e*TM«. A. Nippert Co., 116 Main etreetr Co., ^corner Jfouttli and Main

Wabnfel«y, Ml Maid st^oet,. jj% ItosA Uaggerty, co'rnor Maiu and Third DRUGGISTS.Ban, Oeliek Berry, corner Main aad Fourth 1. J*. Mahan Co., corfler Maitt.apd,i?jxtU^i J: a H. A. Darle) ieorner 9laiu a6d Third."

Mv.-v

:jfX?JlfiSS..gOVPA^IEfci.

Adaata, J. B: AUe«^.A(ant,'0\ll*'chauia« Eow tFOUNDBT AND MACHINI! SHOPS

xraot. Phoalx Yeaodr aad *Mhiae Sho», HeEIfreah IBengUr* atuae ytliaDdEagle, a*a^faifa^

jBUHgMlTg AjjTP STIN C1L CjJTTER MU AraMtreaf, Oble itreet, ea«t ef Third. {r!e C«ATO AJfpf: CAPS Aiu

Jwmpk 6. Yete*, ThlrditrMt. HOTELS. HeW-cmir Slxih erfrtaS.'?» Olerk Heasa, Mra«r Ohio and First. !Sd matla Heaee, *outh-«Mt corner J?ubll« Square Tern Haaee Henfe, eorner Main and Seventh. B*e*ett Boose, Seeead street, north ef Main. I Bktiy House, West end Maiu streets

HOUS1 AND SIGN PAINTER*. 9arrj0Oeate, Beoth Yoartk itreet. "1'.'''' M. Boekell.

South Vourth street. .!

Was.B. Manning, Ohio St., last ef 4th. V. Devard M^n iag, Cherry it., betweca ad aad th. jr..-"-

HOOP SKIRT PACT0RT. B. Welse, eppeslte Poet 6fflee. a .v JNSUJtANCE AGENTS: BaTeasACf., eornerMain and fifth. id M. A. Oraae, Main street, east cf Fifth., I JEWELLERS b«

•.-"t millinery.: -w-i, IT A:., JfM. iC. H. Alfcott, opposlU Pott O •rt. V. A. W^ltvr, S5 Main street, up Mm, S. South Fourth »tr«ot* MONTJltENTS—SCOTCH GBANITB

M. O. Wllsan,. 6. Box T34. I NOTIONS AND TRIMMING#. V. jl. KltUle, 101 Male street. VOTIOHSt TOJS, PANCT.. GROCEI .. .. BIES. ., •laene*, Kekewsk Ce., Main sW-eet, near

K. Mfc, orders at Pest ©Bee. 'io Ci PLUMBER iiyfeii, B. ^*h *oer«hStreef.i^ 9Wai 1 qi^HNBWARH. mt. »#ttlilsW4s» Main' street.".

Nieiger, 14» Main Street.

BmWb Melria, KiMata street. 3 HESTAURANTll»a«»si afl I l^Mala slrUtli^

AfcAfVVTrfA Mil.t BR3.

ftiT&IL GBOC

Baa JIBatlf, Faarth street C. I. BIcler. Matn streeini •a^leri Meere,cern»^ Oh

_j, Soatb ef PosteMoe. 1 near 6th. Ohio and FearWi. Main street. .l

Wright Jt 0e., 1SS STOVBfl AND TINWARE.^ li. It, BelL Veia street. B. B. Beadersea, Fenrth street, Reath ef P. #. O O.flialth Ca., 8D aad S3 Main strent. «. B. Eeaerty Ce., 1ST llalastreet.

fiij

W. WlShaaaoa, Mala street. --yr 81SDS AND IMPLEMHST8. '. A. FesSs, lata street. -jrf?. |»a

UNDERTAKER. rh!.

1 Baft, toraer'Thfr*i and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. Jeka jr.: SOMala street,

TWO MIGHTS ONI.* I

Weflactday andThnrsday Ef'gs DECEMBER 4(h nnd Sth. Bet IB person ky the AjtBss or tbb Sihiosj*«

World,

Wr ABLINGTON, While at ae les« altitml *, we obserre with rarer ential awe the suLllmlty of a

COOL BITEQESS, Blghtly styled 'America's Favorite Comedians, nrmlag the Oraatest'AlJiance In the World. Ass Sociated with the largest and most popular oerps efGBNTLBMANfcT ARTISTS ovflr confeilerated In aaaoMaalaatloa. While'repalrlng thelr Hall fa Ohlaago. this oelehrated Oomeany wlll rlsit all ef tke prlaoipal Metropol'itin Ottles of the United Btatee'. iMISBWX 99 CtS. BE81BTKD 8BATS 7f QU taors epea at a fnai-ter to 7, cossmence at iiaMfr to a o'clock

CONCERN

J. H. HATBBIjT, Manager,

,i- r.» D. B. HFDGKS.Adrance Agent, b-,itiT.} Sa ji, a. FIfTlEB Assist. Agent.

11iMBATRB. '-ifltjywB siiguqHi ft

sta^t SdS: tic

The Best Dramatic Company

Weet «f Bsw Tork, opea Maaday December Sth( 111 DOWtIN» HALL Among the leasing peopts are suoh met* as tCr firSv B. TSRNON, the eminent Tragedian, Bfr* O WALLACE, the Pt-lnee bf Comedlan»7 fad Fanny

Men, Mr.'FRANK THAYER, Juvsiile Man, late of

fife. Charles Theatre, SIW ORLEANS Aad last, but not least, C&K.' MOBPHY and MlSS JBMSIB OBAT, The best Light Oomedlaa and'Staging People la .the World, late of iuTMLO'S O^SttE2ST,

Kew York City,

Aad a host ef others, all of whom are peepTe «ho noil* anderstand their bnSlness, and can acknovl* adaa ao saps«1or in their Ihxa. C*

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nidt

D. C. TIiINT

Sole. Proprietor and Manager,

t-J--'.

B. P. DAUGHERTY, ihrslctae ssd Swrgeea, TBBRB HAUTE, JJVO. WUl fcttead prosaplly to all prefeaslenal calls'ia ftsottraodsoaairjr.

Ornaa—Northweat corner of Fourth aad Main sttots, (ot*t Qoodtasrh's Clothing Store.) Best* lsM*JI*.|i Merth FaarthStrsat. .w •j .0".^ ?!i." -:i j'.-. 11 -V'tzt at gniaieiisq \aem

A I S A KTJkUU JTA. K-1 HOTA v-.r

,» c1*

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V'i.v.'—if ,«CA i»-»i -«n A !i» *.*. %wiii

fT ,1»Jij- {B4 ft» 1 -i: n* .it* J. at? a'.

i,\ 1 ,*»!!l*asniK''

M.M.HldtCOI. a.®. SCOT*- QBO.e.ltrr

HIOKOOX & oo.r

BEALESTATEIBROEKES,

tt{C,

ih- f-T-f-'P-:

No. SO Ohi* 8tre«t.

C&nviifanceing Cai^ftiUy Done.

*t »«'-j "c«

»iM*it8T .w«t *\a»

ne-

AkstraoU of -Title furnished, Loans goUated and Money invested. "J*

t'A

kS t«ai .'HI

(iio-IT it

FOR 8ALI.

.Ult M»

I aid lot,' on 1st street, north [of Clark Voeme, cistern, large stable, ke. Price S1.V0Q. Terms cm

rtgng« and. Note. $3,COO—at a big dlscei nt..

Forfy afres S% miles southeast of tewn—20 ftoref! iw eitlti*at1en, bal«mce flne timber. Very theaft,

Aa elfeennt residence and grounds on Booth Sth street. A desirable hone, aad rare bargain.

Ten aerit«« the Blooselagte* B«ad.' IW1"

t&tuiiWft 4ii

St ll

!U A' fctt* tsd$ -ietf sm-rm ixa *{1 »i "*4BT.*,,W" J)*!!!-!? tr* h-'wji

,«amaai* w.i"Jt

,941 a) Jf« if Urn* mini

DRY GOODS.

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0. B. fNMaa, Male street. Jahe •. freeman, Warreu Bleek lsgsov-j 1 MUSIC DEALBK3. ). V. ZitadeHana, 91 Main street.

Its Kls^ssr, Palace enttusle, 48 Okie street. -1" MECHANICIAN: A. Tltfsal'iBl

Main street.

I'AIRS

r^aVaas

'J tttj U.f ti f.$*

^±10-4? fine :x tito.'Ui taa'Md®

'HSlnmM

.ttlisei!? ,5?A»'l Ar:» -'Wh'S »eK JS*

All Wool Blankets 1

•Mt-^Blsi«»s tlS—*»*-"•«''' rm-1» »BMSSJb SrijItfiU-fB t. v. WlJw .r.1

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AMU8EMENTS.

-iiflffiA ejnjsjftSi

Th«

lt^rreat

AKLM6T0N HIISTR8LS! Fross Arlington.Hallj Ohicago, at DQWLINGf HALL,

PER PAIR!

1 eitUi cfrfJ A ,Ui* i- ,1^*0-l

THE GRIATIST^* "DRIVE •Tsea-.li# iaiii ,s*«ei8[tl

V, iJ it t-ils-i

osj

OF THB SKASON. Mtfll USTJl

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itivmtorxt 'i' 111 MAI1T 9TBBBT. iu fttil e'l -rSWl'l

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BAR.

VfSti* SIAif D8. CHAI. B. WALL,

OCULIST A.ND AURIST

FKOil NSW TOBK,

I IS VOW P1RMANBKTX.T LOCATBD 1ST JC UDIA NAPOLIS Where he may be consulted, rasa or euARaa, on all.diseases of these delicate organs. The nnlrer iftl.success of Sr. Wsix's.practlco for the past two years in this city, together with fourteen yosri experience in this branch of the medical profps. lorn -elsowhere, shoald be a guarantee to those aflcted that he Is no charlatan or qnack.kut quail od toacpomyllsb all he undertakes. Cross Ky remoTed inOpuktinnte or a* eharge, and without Intecroption to ba'sluess.

Tatleats who hare alrsady been eared ol Blind-, aess, Deafness Gross Xye, Ac., can be seoa on ap iiliostion to the.Office. All surgtcal opecatlons made In the prasi (lesired. ,Off«nsiT»dischaTgea from the Bar* of Children

ed.

»*ire forerunner of Deafness,) permanently car Chronic InSamation of the Eyes, of years' stand Ing, perfectly cured. Weeplag or watery Kye«. Cataract, Films.-aad Uleers of the lye speedily an

SajOOABOBfor aadtxaslaatUin amt^m^pta" Ion, and no charge for nmrcoMsrpL treatment. Operating Booms—W»t«t Maryliuft Qtreet £p stairs.

Post Office Bex 1118. angSOdwl

f^MOilU MENTAL..

rpHB UNDBRSKJ.NBD ia Agent 'X fcr th»

CELEBEAXED SCOTCH GRANITE.

Moxwsemts. This material Is ZaMtrttbail*., It .Is (ht Mit Eltfaml amd auotpHbU *f tes p*Utk ef Sn/ known maUrUJL Its obief «onstits«ais are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Poaipay's PUlar, at Alexandria, In Igypt, whicb still re•Qaiu tu»M)tpqirtd »y

THE BAYAOBI OF ClBIITimm The superior beauty and durability of this Mterlal is canning a demand fur It in the Xastero BtatnS", Vher'e 1t IS being adopted by tbe weal tkler tlaswrhrprefcrstt^rtothsrltuitif Mrt-nt"

A specimen ot. this Qra«lta way be see* at the Adams'Ezpresr Office.' Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt at-. ntlon. Address, JAJUKS M. WILSON, "d. P- O Box 741, Teire Haate. Jj^eL

tXTM. B. MANNING,

Plaia Sign Paintlug. Ceilings and Walls laled and Calremlned Fresce Colors. laaus.snJ Natujal Wood Polished In the highest stylo, of ,the Art. Gilding on Olasa and Japanaed Tin, in all Htyles,

It wHI be to. th* interest »f those who whh to tare seryiceable werk done, to call en as*. Infer. Station in buying dnd mixing celora, wilt be ffcrished to persons rasa er cu&ans. aeMtf

NiON BAKfiRY."

FRAJfH HE1HIO A BRO Hauufaciaress of all kinds of

CRACKERS. and Dealers in

GJEIOO EBIES,

Oa Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, E E A E d630dly ••-,¥ INDIANA-.

for my^

Kew 1m pro red aad Pateoted Pattern" fir Retting all ktjbda and-sites of LAO

IKS DBS33JK8

8HIBTS. PANTS, BOYS JACK HTS.VMT, VBOOK aad SACK COATS. A Good A«i»t can mak#'1r from JJ to $10 por day. Xrtry one can learn to cot all klnda of KarmeoM—Meet, 3ojs and Ladiea, in tees than an hoar. Ml!

Fer particularseuqntro at PROF. P. BIED'EN.

Iio Tentcnia Ilotil.

V-—Tsr--«^'-rr

Jtj Ura torntlDleed Ihia work of catting and loliwif ttiebeit of all that I hare teen Siaiple and ea«l tolearn. .v. .W.SpHAim, J-

An old and Practical Cnttsr.'

FQR RENT.:

OR KENT. A Two-story Frame HOn»e, on rottlmlth |Str»t, eaat ef the T. It. 1. B. R, Machine Shop. Over two aeree of uoand, with plentv of treee end ehrcbbery attached also, well, cistern, wood-«h«d ana tfable. Pdieeeaion fiireti ImmedlaUly. and until neit March, or one jncr from tbat" time, enquire of JOHN MOoKEHEAD, Main street^ Brat hooee west of Tamer's Watehoase. dlw

FOR8ALE.

v-aVs

ntTOR SALE—$650 will buy a comfortable little Hon*© fu (ke eastorn part of the city, neAr the National Koad, containing two good rooms and a kitchen, cistern in the kitchen, and cellar under the house. Apply at the News Boom of this Office.

l?Oil SALE.—On North First JL Strwt, a frame dwelling, containing nine rooms, with barn and oat honors, togvtkor with, bne, two, or throe lots. 23dtf WILLIAM MTKM.

OR SALE—Four Frttmo^Houset One of no, two of six, and one of seres rooms. I will Sfll these honst* rerr low, aud on reasonable ti-rms. Apply to T.J. FtlKKEST, 14Jtf Near cmnior ild and Ohio Streets.

The business of this Company is ronfias IXCM7BIVKIY to tbe lasursnrf of First Class, Healthy LlTes.

M. r.L'lO f.isiem

Leaveth

KKTBRSIOITART DITlDKlfM *.« 1 O O E E N

Gash Dilipids In Adtancel!

Xe Netes takea oa whi lateraet. or to bedsit OF THK POLICY at

Ait!!

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rt tfi -1 I ?ts ,# rUvuji

aiaftt

tuaaiiit

death.

All Pelifiei bfe a CASH Jirreii«r

SPECIAL FEATURE*:

THE STOCK PLAN

waiuu the full cash effect ef the premlaw ts rendered Immediate, Secure and Crr!***%, a I of ad Is Distant, Contingent and UncertJVll'.

LOSSES PAID HT THIRTY DATS

After due notice and preof ef Deatk.

4Hom«

To t© sold at

.•Mil

Officb, Nut Toac G'itt.

Office Wtetern Department, II Lm tkile Street, Chicago. OllA'8 OILMAN SMITH, M.U., Jtidlcal Biintor T. 0BM3BKB, Manager.

The Premiums

Charged by the UNIVBt'.SAIi area low as the actual experience of injured iif» iu this country

Will

luatlfy. anil on thoorJInary Ijifn »nd Ten year Mou-forfuitare Policies, are nearly ONB TUIBl) LOWKK, than those chargml by tks majoiit/ Mutual Companies. -ifc

True.

"The cheapest rates of premium eoiisistant with entire and perfeutsafdly to the Insured, beet subsrrvo the public fnt«rests, and op'-r.-»to to extehd tho benefits of these benefloetit iatituti*ne. It Is Needless and Kzpensive to pay o?. Aloacy or Notts tea Llfo Assurance Compaty lor the purpose only of having tho same retursed."—Uea. 'villiaia Barnes' Be/nrt, lltil.

JT. WHKKLKR, Qea'i Agent fo.* Soutlu ra Ind., Terre-Haute.

.«'»

!op3Weed1st

ijj- ivsa fsri e:

_A_. ISTIPPEET.

•911

Has Just recelrsd, and eV-ri tfcs luspeolUa of the public, sa suWre Nsw Kloek.

"IVIBTXBB eOODS!

Bought Si a so She esline, ssl eflhr at the

ri^ch

"GOOD OLD TIMES" PKIC1

I tl .«»

te-:

-I

l)ior«for0 you ••11 eB^welBt.ter Stoek. I

Fine Broch# Shawl*,

.NEW PKIONR.

F.nncy Flaid Shawls, Black & White Plaid Shawls Black & Red Plaid Shawls, Parepa Opera Shawls, Plain Center Shawls, Long Shawls, .,. Square Shawls,4 Mioses' Shawls,

•V I vSHf X* si

:"S !KJ li' .J

PATTI BBEKFAST SHAWLS, Entirely new. Fanoy ICalt SHAWLS and SONTAGS!

PLAIN and FANdT

HOODS! HOODS! HOODS!

Ladles call and see the New Bnnlrard and C'eairal Park Skirts, both Plain and IlitihrolSsred, lie- neatest tjilng e^ut.

We desire to call espeelal atteniloa to ear sew Stock of '•^7. TP it 4xudstlng of ladles', Misers', and Children'* SIpTOjaiNES, COLLA.KS, MUXlTd and CUirSla Sink, Sable,£c. Romembr, w« thall ^#nnder«oft on A New Supply of tb#

BEST fJlINTS AT 121-3 Cents,1

H5F

EAL ESTATE.

1MD9?

HOCSB, 8IB aira U'K'NABSXTAi.^

!e* iv One door last of the dtar Oroaery, TEBKE HAUTIC, IND. Plain and DscoratlTa Paper Baiging, Fancy and

HARBET & MARSH,

64 WALMUT STBBKT, I)es Moioes,Iowa.

Having a great Tariety of I :n rorfil Farms, Wild Lands ana City Property for sale on resson^ able terms, we inrite thenttaation ofpartirs de* •iroaa of profitable Inrestiuunt or a good Ueme.

Ppeclai attention glren to the Co!lestUn of Beats, payment of T*x~«. aad redemption of" Iiaads sold for Taxes, and all business relating to ., general Real JCitat« Agency.

An experfence of fifteen years enal l» istolnsnresatasfaction In every iepaitnient. RgrESBNClfi.—Uaiady A Tuttl-, Dee Moines, Kent Ooldsberrv, Davenport, Iowa Uob. 8. B. Oookins, Chicago, Illinois Qeu. Oeo. K. Steel* Bockville, Ind. Hon. John Oobnrn, Indianaitollff, Ihd. »IcDenald, Boach Skeoks, Iiui supoliiifi I^id Col. Wn4. K. JTtteah, Terre llaute, lad.J I ScoSt.* Day. Terr* Utnto, lud. nova7dwly| ?j.

svmyi -i'* 7

G. MERRILL, M. D.,-

HOMCEOPATHIST, TBBRB BAUTB, ISD. a.-f •rfi# a—At Bantla Hosie, Boom Slumber M, Where fee may be foand at all boars, less absent an profaseti nal service. Also, all« salt frost tf coaotry, day or night, will, be frceptly shHBOT le. xMSa

riLAUSSEN, BISHOWSKY1 Co-' Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

W O E S A E A I

FANCY GKOCERIES. 8EOAKN. T4tHAC«:ON. TKAN, etc Idtf. ,n twi

S* M« .*Mi! eJ)#tl n't A wift

I 'i» vunisi.-j tuix 13 #Josr „«y sr

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