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DAILY EXPRESS.

TWRBK-HAUTK. IN u.

faesday Morning, December 3d, 1867

RAILROAD TIMETABLE-

TEKKB HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS, taxv*. *«IT"

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tSF' There is a place in Knox county called "Hell's Puzzle/' What ia there in a name?

W Robert Higgert, while running for a doctor in Geeacastle a few days ago, fell and broke his leg.

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|9» Thajtml of Motet Craig, for the murder of Wormfclts, some time during the summer, was commenced in the Indianapolis Criminal Court yesterday.

Express „..10.50 p.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TKKB* HAUTE. MAY..

AM,V*

11:36 a. ...ExpreeaV..... 2-» 41:00 p. K...Mattoon Accommodation... ».» 11:00 p. Exprees

KVANBVILL* AKD CBAWFOBDSYILLS^

BOCKVILLE BITXHBIO*.

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TO-DAY'S ADYEETI ESMENTS

Stationary—J. P. McDonald. -'y .r

CITY AND STATE ITEMS

Wabash ia to have a musical con

vention.

Kokomo is to have a Union prayer

meeting.

§9* Indianapolis has a haunted house on New Jersey street

l^1The sleigh bells tinkled for a brief time on the streets yesterday morning.,

warm sun yesterday caused a

speedy liquidation of the rather premature snow.

gff The first regular meeting this month of the City Council will be held tonight rii

|0»Gen. Washburn, our M. C., is associate with John Morrissey, on one of the Congressional Standing Committees.

19* William Morrison, of Utica, Clark county, died on Tuesday, at the advanced age of 79 years. He was a soldier of the war of 1812,

|9Tho national bank of Centreville made a clear profit of $8,7*8 during the six months ending October 91, on a capital of (100,000. !.

Von Vleck, who kicked up,

Euch a rumpus in this city, by humbuging the spiritualists, Blinging potatoes, See,,

Court.—TheMayor's do

Makribi)—On

City'

Vanflerburg county takes the lead

in the number of applicants for the benefit of the bankrupt law.

lecturing in Massachusetts on "•pifitual Shams." 'a

The reported sale of the Grover

Foundry is not true—the parties having "swapped back." The establishment continues under the control of Mr. Joseph Grover.

t&" Elder John Langley,1 agod 86 years, died in Lafayette a few days ago. He was beloved by all who knew him, and was an active working minister up to within three years of his death.

The people of Jeffersonvill# art

mad. They insist that

all

the citizens of

Louisville shall not come oyer there every Sunday, and got drunk and make a noise. A few thousand at a time will suffiee.

now Post Office haa been estab

lished at Young's Station, a few miles south of this city on the E. & C. Railroad) called lteadsville, with Mr. George Plan, nett as Postmaster.

10" A. A. Talmage has been appointed Assistant Supt., W. Gumming, Train Dispatcher, and W. S. Mason, Agent in this city, of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre .Railroad, all taking effect yesterday.

|0" In Montieello, recently, a man •old a tract of land for $0,900, payable in fifty-nine annual payment* of $109 each, with ten per cent, interest from date.— Who has the best of such a bargain ?'.

19" The Democracy of Warrick coun ty hold a convention on the 14th of December. It is time the Republicans werq up and moving in all the counties in the State. The Copperheads are wide awake everywhere.

Skatino.—Roller staking is becoming a popular amusement in Cincinnati, so much so that they are talking of devoting one of their city halls to it. It would soon become a popular amusement in this city if once introduced, and something that ladies could participate in. One advantage of roller skating is that the weather does not affect the sport.

I^TA man named Kodgore was run over and killed by a train of cars on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, at Keadallvilie, on Monday last. He attempted to get his dog from tbe track while the train was approaching and lost his lire thereby. He leaves a wife and several children.

destructive Are occurred at

Staunton, twelve miles eaat of this city, about three o'clook Saturday morning, destroying Wardlow's and

ck«t

yea*

terday exhibited an unusually gi*od ran of business—flniwi *nd«o»t» amounting to eighty dollars being assessed again.*! the names given below Not a cent, howovor, was paid down, the aceeunt being allowed te "stand open till shut" by friends of tb« individuals, who -'stayed" them:

Joseph Hasten attempted to conceal ft certain quantity of whisky and keep out of the clutehes of the police. Failing in the same, cost him $7 00.

John Baats—(a hard bat)—alao concealed too much benzine under his Teat pattern, and was put down for $11 00—four dollars extra for driving his wife out of the house, during the snow storm of Sunday. None too much.

George P. Smith (colored) wai put down as disorderly, and $7 00 oppoaite his name.

John Lamount (eolored) for quarrel ling and discharging a pistol on Sundayi was assessed $15 75. A state case was also filed against him for carrying oonceftled weapons, on which $19 00 were added to his bill, ntakihg altogether $84 75—an enpensive Sunday's work.

John Link was up for keeping a disorderly house and mulcted in the »um of $2040.

,***•-%

Thursday even!kg, the

38th ult, by Rev. L. S. fiuckner, of Montezuma, at the residence 'of. Mr. Joseph Abbott, in Parke, county,. George W. Walker to Miss Laura A. Collins, of this

V- I'a Married.—In

Paris, Ills., by Sev.

Samuel Newell, on the 25thofNovemberi Mr. Augustus Ralph

to Mrs.

have opened an office in Col. McLean's new building, No. 126 Main street, for conducting the business of the Connect!" cut Mutual Life Insurance Company.— They are both wellsknown men in this community, and for intelligence and in* togrily their standing is above reproach. The Company they represent is the largest in the United State's, and among Underwriters it is reported as the leading com* pany of America. It has an accumula* tion of over sixteen millions of dollars has paid in losses to this time nearly sev en million dollars, and in dividends to policy holders over four millions of dollars. With such a company Messrs. Ash & Insleycan hardly fail of doing a leftd* ing business in this community where they and the Company are so well known We commend them to the confidence an patronage of the community. ... i.

Major John E.Simpson has been

appointed Superintendent of the Indianapolis and Terre Haute Railroad. The Indianapolis

Herald

How

shall survive."

J. M.

Lucas'

stores. In the latter waa kept the post office, and the mail matter, together almost the entire stock of goods in both •tores were consumed. Lots about $3,&00, with very little insurance. The fire is attributed to an incendiary.

says Mr. Simpson is

a gentlemanly, efficient and urbane official, and his appointment will give the greatest satisfaction.—Journal.

Major John E. Simpson is the Assistant Superintendent of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, and has charge of the interests of the road at the east end of the line. Mr. Charles R. Peddle, of this city, is the Superintendent of the road.

Kskp

Warm

Fib.-In

It consists in inhaling through the nose the emanations of ammonia contained in a smelling bottle. If the sense ef smell is completely obliterated tho bottle should be kept under the nose until the pungency of the volatile alkali is felt The bottle is then'removed, but only to be reapplied after a minute the second applica* tion, however, should net be long, that the patient may bear it. This easy operation being repeated seven or eight times in the course of five minutes, but always very rapidly, cxcept tho first time, the nostrils become free, the sense of smell is restored, and the secretion of the irrita* ting mucus is stopped. The remedy is said to his peculiarly advantageous to singers.

A 3 Si

The fire-brick made ftt Braail is

said to be of inferior quality.—Tmrr*

BaAznfTrxia.—Yrom the

DM.Bowman,

XX"C

ftcfc, More than six thousand five hun» dred bushels of apples have beeh shipped from JoneBboro Station, on the Columbus & Indianapolig Central RailroAd this season. Can any station in Indiana beat tbat^rrr si

rrs

We saw yesterday the silver med

al awarded by vhe State Fair to Mr. L. Kissner, who exhibited the best Church Organ—a Carhart & Needbam instrument It is handsomely executed, of pure silver. and valued at $30. In this connection we may mention that Mr. Kissner haa a large stock of thoso instruments, and any of pur readers who may. want an organ or melodeon of superior excellence, will find Bhlice trf Miisic the plaee to select one.

Fkahccs

A. Lawrence, all of Terre Haute.

ISf The $arly pork house is being operated this season by George & Jenkins, of Baltimore. It is quite ft number of years since the Messrs. Early* have been out of the pork trade, and many ef our farmers and pork raisers whd year after year have found a favorable market ftt their house will miss them this season.

Nxw

Firm.—Messrs.

Ash A Iniley

Borne

win

ter weather all classes of people are troubled with cold feet. All classes have the icy horror alike and no shoe and boot dealer has yet succeeded in furnishing ft preventive. A youug lady in this city, however, has tried the following recipe, and declares that it "works like a charm." Tho method is this: "I am troubled with cold feet, but I manage to keep warm 1j lying in bed every morning until my mother has built a rousing fire and prepared breakfast. I then get up, place my feet on the front of the stove, eat my morning meal, read the news, and after warming some flannels and wrapping them about my 'poor feet,' returned to bed, where I remain until nearly noon. I repeat this every twenty«four hours, and find it very comfortable.

fTeefc-

Iji)we learn A. K. Williams ft Co's, Bank is in successful operation. A KAnutT of the persons voting on the qucs tion of taxing for building a sehool

Pres., of the Aabury Uni

versity, dedicate^ anew tfe^hodii! Church called Wesley Ohapel, six miles east of BraftU, on Sunday.

Thb

Western Iron Co's, Furnace, 2£

miles cftst of Brazil, is yielding daily 26 tons of the purest pig iron. On ton of Bresil Block coal win smelt one ton of iron ore. This fact is being demonstrated by the Furnaces there.

Thx little town of Newburg two miles west ef Brftiil has organiaed a Brass Band.

Cora in Brasil areliow selling at the following prices Out lots, lowest rates $150 Id rate lots $200 1st rate|306 lots on main street $60 per front foot.

Thx editor of the Borne Weekly thinks our eitiaens oould seethe light of the Fur. naee fires on a dark night from the top of the Tern Haute Houfe.

JOT Drop in at 8axton & Walmsleys and get a pair of those All-Wool 10s4 Blankets at $4 75 per pair,' They are the, cheapest goods ef theseason,and ere having a great run. dlt —_U g^* Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie'* Illustrated, and all the leading papers and magftaines caa^be found at McDonald's news stand in the Post oflce and at 149 Main street. ^tf,

-"T*a Ukios

Lithary

hold their ftnnuftl meeting this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the residence of L. A. Smith, on Cherry street. A full attendance,i#,iequested. .m...

Viae

Jo&KPH

rf»

Colds in. the

think I

"'V

Hbad.—The sadden

changes in the weather are apt to caose disagreeable colds in the head.

cele

brated physician of France has discovered anew method of curing this prevailing malady. Here is the prescription:

Haute

Journal. We presume the editor "had a briek in his hat" at the time he penned the above. —Home Weekly. 3*

ri:ztn

GiIbbbt,

Mttwlt. flectfttftty.

tff J. P. McDonald haa the agenoy for the St. Lottis Republican and Democrat, and will deliver them by carrier to subscribers at 55 cents per week. Leave am a at of S W a 3dtf.,

1ST The Indians prophesy, a cold winter, and plenty Of snow. Well go to 79 Main street and leftve your measure and H. &

will fit you out in such Clathing

as will defy the cold weather no3-d3t.

New York Dailies at 5 cents per

copy, en hand at McDonald's at the Pest offlee and 149 Main street. 3dtf

Cucumber pickles by the dozen*

reai^ for use, at the Star Grocery, eorner 4th and Ohio streets. dtf

0F Delays are dangerous don't postpone another day what you ought to have done a month ago, but go at once and purchase your Winter Clothing ftt the Union Clothing Store. No. 79 Main street. no8-d3t.

Handkerchiefs. t$j

Gent's H.S. Handkerchiefs, Gent's Fftncy Bordered Handkerchiefs, Gent's White Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Hemstitch Hftndkerchiefs,^ Ladies' H. 8.1'uck Han dkerchiefs, Ladies' H..S. Embroidered H'dkfs, LadiecV Applique' and Lace H'dkA, Misses' Plain Handkerchiefs, Misses^ Hemstitch Han4kerchiefc.CIO »dtf

Ids all

& Co.

gy Our popular and well known butcher, Jo Rupp, has established a meat stand, on the south side ef Main street between 9th and 7th, near Lockwood's tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best meats in market. Rupp's best Jersey sausage can be had at his stand nt ftll times. --•M-'i*-*#* dtf.

A Card.—In order to work somewhat over the efeots of my disastrous loss by fire I was compelled for the last three months to be almost the entire time absent from home in my professionnl capacity as a Piano Repairer and Tuner. To the ma ny who have waited so patiently for the tuning of their Instruments iii this city I feel most grateful and thankful. Expecting to remain henceforth more steady at home, all calls' for tuning and repair ing will be promptly attended to, and by a close and strict attention to my business I hope to merit a continuance of a liberal mage.

Respectfully,

Kiaswia.

Professional Repairer and Tuder of Pianos and all other kinds ok Musical Instru* ments, Terre Haute, Ind. -d3-lw

MT Purchasers of Sir James Clarke's Female Pills are^a&UoAed agatest eotnUrftiU.

The have the name of

"Job Moses," on eMh package. All othworthksfc i-•*••****•

IV We have determined to cloee out our stock of Beady-made Clothing with a view of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and Gent'B Furnishing Goods, exclusively, and in order tg3£. w*f eiflfcr our «ntira stock of Beady-made Clothing at net cost for new goods, apd: Ule bulk of the. stock carried over from last year, at much below cost, for cash.

We mean just what we say, and will do all we promise I Gent's Furnishing Goods, and Clothing made to order at greatly reduced prices. Call in and examine our Ftock. It is much the best in the city.

Johnston

Skates!

l}t$M

Dixd.—Monday at noon, of Typhoid Fever, Joseph Markle, aged fifty»six yeftrs. Funeral from his late residence in Otter Creek township, Wednesday morning at eleven o'clock.- The friends are invited to attend without further notice. Thus passes away, after many years of ill»health, another of the old eitiaens of this county, and onCUniversally respected by alt with whom he came in contact for his sterling worth, stric£ integrity and modest unassuming demeaaor. tigs? oJ

Snow.—Good,

Club"—Will

hi,-

JS.

B.Qhbkvir,§ec'y.

Amicblturai .Sociiijy.—The

Vigo Agricultural Society has determined |o issue proposal for Capital Stock und^r the laws of the State of Indiana, and have fixed the amount at ten thousand dollars, in shares of twenty-five dollars each.^

The Society invit^ the firming Community, those engaged in manufactures,, and all others who feel Jin interest in the county and oity in material wealth, to come forward and tnksi many stares as may be convenient.

The books for the subscription of stoek will be kept open from this day till the first day of January, 18,68. Those who wish to secure stock can apply to Thomas Dowling, at his office on Sixth street to John Wier, in Honey? Qreek, and to JosGilbert, two and a half miles south-east of Terre Haute.

five per cent, on any goods taken from my millinery storb on the night of the 18th inst., on their return to mo. dtf. M. A.

Imported

& Miller.

£dwtf -v No. 81 Main'Street."

Economy

and.

Comport.—Cory &

Mancourt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain' njud and dust prevents rattling of sash. Try it on your doors and windows. dtf v&i

Skates!1—500 pairs Ladies,

Gentlemen's and Boy's Skates, just re ceived, and for sale at Cory & Mancourt's. dtf.

tV One dozenthand made wardrobes to be s^ld for the following low figures: |15, $20, and $22. J. & E. W. Ross.

Nos. 10, 11 and 12 West of square. 30dlw.

19" An assortment of the Unrivalled New Singer Family Sewing Machines just received by J. A. Foote, Agent also, of Manufacturing Machines, both for Cloth and Leather. dlw

sleighing at Bangar

Maine, and the largest and

cheapest

lot of

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

Simple,

Quiet and

Tinkel & Lyon Sewing Machine. Call and see it at Riddle's Sewing Machine Agency, 161 Main street. dlf

A ~:A-Lost-—From

10 to 12 per cent,

losi

Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs

more thaii two or three, at Riddle's. Call and see., dtf

MTJinos Strouse is now opening in Col., McLean's new building a splendid stOclrof clothing and piece goods, together with furnishing goods of every description. He will.also continue to keep a full stock at his old stand, No. $4 Main street.

ss v.p

Aflne lo^ of Ladies' Gold Watches, Gqld Chains. and new Jewelry of great yariety just received at G. H. Bascom's No.'l5f Main Street. 15-dlm.

A LiberalOffer,—I

ARID ON.

250'doz. Undershirts and Drawers

to be sold cheap at Robinson's [26—dtf

Ladies don't fail to go to Depew

& Clatfelier'S ro"get your fine Gaiters and Polish Boots made to order, and Children's Shoes Of nil kinds.

IS. A. Barras is at the head of the Ifonufyqt^ring Department. [dtf I 1^. Big lot of white Flannels,real Shaker and Domet, cheap at Robinson's. |"26—dtf

19* Traveling Bags and Satchels, big lot cheap at Robinson's. [26-dtf

fegvoiB Toys, Dolls and Fancy Goods for Christmas (at wholosale) at Robinson's, 103 Main street. [26-dtf

200 Shoulder and Long Shawls

(job lot) to be sold very cheap, at Robinson's. dtf.'

Somithins

New

and

Winnesheik.—The following is a let ter in answer to one written by some responsible gentlemen of this city to the Winnesheik Insurance Company, in con sequence of representations made by Mr Wheeler, the former agent, to its policy holders in this vicinity, that the assessments would not be collected, and he

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 the parties Stock rates. We held that they having instrrad on the mutual plan, they must take their chances with other mutual members, and if they would not pay their assessments and we could not collect it, (Mr. W. seemed to think we could not, by law, in Indiana) the policies will be void and we be relieved of that much risk, which 'Will be so much 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 same as in this State, and thftt is ftll we agreed to do by our policies.

Undoubtedly Mr. W. feels aggrieved because we would not take Stock rates and let him settle with the policy holders— had we done'so, there might be some truth in his assertion that we had "broken Caith" with the policy holders.

Find enclosed a copy of our charter and by laws, premium note, and list of losses, Respectfully, 28d2w. Wm. Tremor, Sec'y.

jgfli

EMaaoiDmM.—Miik

isaVolger respectfully begs leava IP'inform the ladies of Terre Hants and vicinity, that she has jost reoeivad, dinet from Germany, a splggdid- asaortm«it of Smbroidered.pMtses for sofk xmshMKis, piano stools, slippers,tand other audi' articles, suitable for Christmas gifts,- whidt were expressly selected for her Store by Misses Augusta and Wilnelmina Wittenberg, during their stay in Berlin, the capital of Prussia. These articles will show the progress made recently in this kind of needle work, and that they are worked with unsurpassed skill. They nra in fket, beautiful ia the highest .degree, and Mrs. Volger feels proud to be able to aseert that such nice articles have never before been in any stpfa in lhis:clty.

Wright" & Co's, 185 Main Btuet. dtC

A rich line of Dress Goods, at re

duced prices, at 13, dtf Cornxuus& HAtKixftTr's.

N. Erlanger & Bro. have m*d

general reduction of prices oh their entire stock of clothing and farQisbiiig goods They soli a good Undershirt'at cents, and all other goods in proportion. [nl4tf

A choice article of Qrean and

black Teas at E. R. Wright AOo's^ No, 155 Main street. ..JA?? w'.-f nltdtf ««. .lV'.

Mince meat Tuesdays and Fridays m-r\vy: dtf.

at C. Ripley's

Buckwheat Flour of the b^t quali-

ty, at C. I. Ripley's. oi dtT

riot buying Dress Trimmings and General Variety Goods of T. H. Riddle's, .151 Main street. i-

Tbe finest display of Millinery

Goods can be found

Positive.—The

daily,

tSp Graham Flour at E.

Hair

Rich.—Just re

ceivied from the Meriden Factory a splcn did lot of Plated Ware, Tea Sets, Waiters, Urns, Ice Pitchers, Castors, Cake Briskets. Butter and Berry Dishes, Card Receivers, Goblets, Caps, Ac., at G. H. Bascom's, ^o 151 Main street. 15-dlm.

you want a good American

Wfttoh, or Wish to get yoar Watch ropiind, go to G. H. Bascom's, No. 151 Mubstreet.

Vimi

tlLi 304llH3

Pure Cider. ^Vinegar at £.

at S.Straus,

8, dtf No. 10 South Fourth street,

Aftor the Pair is over, we have

something yet for the fair of Terre Haute, at hi

ir [8, dtf] Sii S.'S**Air&!-

Go to E. R. Wright A Co.'s fer a

choice article of Buckheat Flour and Honey Syrup, No. 135, Main street, [Ht

I®" If you are in want

dtf

The Quaker Sausage at C. I. Rip

ley's. ,. dt£ ai a Cta?* We advise all wanting sound and reliable insurance, to insure with th Phoenix of Hartford. Cash assets 11,ni(i oo*

[i^dtf

Will pay twenty-

g£ •gaJaU.

076,383 85. fcaa .1 Havens & Co., Agents.: Office over Donnelly's Drug Stole 17dw3m :i

I®" Go to Ray & Bailey's for Turktiys, Chickens,Yenison Boasta,CataWba Qrapes and Caltivated Cfflnberrfes.

S®* Boland & Hamnlerly have just re ceived a large stock of bootsftnd •Ihoes of evory description, from the lal^tost to tie smallest size which wiQ be sol4 the very lowest rates possible. Call ftnd se* our stock before purchasing. Mo. 5 Me» chanic's Bow, at sign of'Bed Bdot. noSdtf

Jewelry.

Millinbrt

bad

so arranged on his last trip to Freeport Witfr thefJompany: Freeport, Ills., Nov. 22, 1867. Gentlemen:

Your favor of the 18th inst,, is at hand ahd carefully noted. Tbo representations made by Mr. Whoeler are untrue and be knows them to be 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.

-k.

Wrigjht

& Co's., IBB Main street. nl2dtf A general assortment of flrst-olaas Family Groceries just received «t the Star Grocery, eorner fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf.

Natu b:&Moosn*.

f^* It is timii for those eontemplftting Christmas presents of any article of fi^dr Jewelry, to call and selecft the pftttiirni and loave the hair for its asinufftCtlire Tbe largest collection of "patterns and newest is to be found at-tlhH)f&-86&df^ R. Freeman's, 74 Main street. dwtf

Me8^s.^Hafeermeye?A^o.|'hft'^B

opened their popular Oyster Saloon.— George always lceops the biggest and the best. aWSm

An enlarged hook

with the latest patterns, and ft few Mm pies of the manufacture also, Jewell^ of the German fashions, at

John

Fuihah'i,

No. 5 Warren's Block.

N ll^lrkir Jewelry*" the shortest notice.

Stobk.—Miu Liai

Quinn would respectfully announce tb the citizens of Terre Haute that she has opened a new Millinery Store on 4th] street between Main and Chewy, in the store occupied by Mrs Crawford She has just received a lot of new goods, which she will take pleasure in- showing..to. her, friends. Give her a call. n7-dlm fgT* Ladies, when in wantj ef elegantly made, beautiful fitting. a^ durable Hoop Skirt or Corsets for less" moriey than they havo to pay at any store in the eity, should call at Weisz's Factory, opposite the Post Office. 3i!t!

Fine assortment of Goal Cooking

Stoves, five different varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati aiid Rruuville, ftt No C3 Main street. 25,dwtf

w. W. Shannon.

Ei.. Patrick's AntiDyfp^gaia

Powder, for tho cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Debility of the Stomach and Bowels. A thousand testimonials eould be procured all over the country. Befer to E. B. Allen, #sq., and Col. F. M. MeK edith, of this oity. Sold only by I. L. Mahan & Co. dtf.

8®~ Buttor, ^lk, jBosJI«n ,%«d Cream Crackers, best in the city, at C. I. Ripley's"swa"1Vn*| s-

Kbntttckt

StatJ

SSiMiiSr

ArUa«tM Sal), flkleago, at

DOWLING HALL, tiro H1QHT8 ONLY) WedieHsy and Thursday Ev*gs

BnaiqNB 4th aad SUu (a

fwi kj th*

iiM«i nut Xtuobum Woau,

W A. I NOT O N,

WMfai al lm altitade, -we obaerre with rererwtlal awe th* rabllmity of a S IcOOL STTRGhESS, Rlghtlr itylad 'Aaarica'a F»tk1U Comadian*,' foming th« Oraiataat Allla^e* lathe World. An aooiatad wHh th* largMt and aoat popolar cerpa «ronnnAnT ARTISTS hw confederated la

ob«organisation.

While rep«lriigtheir Hall

la Chicafo, thia Mlebratad Company will ri«1t all of the principal Metropolitan OitiM of the United Stataa. ABMUUI HUb IBUTU BKATB €ta Doora

omi

at a qvarter to 7, commence at a

qaatter to S o'clock J. H. HATIBLT, Kenefer.

D. B. HTDOE8, Adyanee Agent,

A. VI iTIER, Am It. Agen

rpHBATBB. rw

Vie Best Dramatic Company Waatof I«v Tork, opea Monday December »th(

«In DOWIilHO HALL Aoiobr the leading people are gnch men Wr. JOHM B. VEBBON, the eminent Tragedian, Mr.i.O.

WALLSOX,

ths Prine» Of Comedivne,

and Vaaay Hen, Mr. FRANK THAYER, JafenileMan, late or

gt. Charles Theatre, MZW OBIiSANS sme***mAw* tit not leMt,

MCBPHT and MISS JENNIE GRAY,

coir, iit

.'"'

NIBLO'S

New York City,

ind a hoet of other*, all of whom are people who fttan^ understand their bmineii, andean aefenowledae ,ae aaperker ia their line,

fllfll otf iha Increase EW J5

It ailing ftt the P. O. Lobby and at v«o«& Main Street,

WttVtlt One Ballar! ink5 ,bs* .dfymin mrnvti

-4 M.u®t to©

-rfff

!S -jil

-ii'tfrb t-At to ftuf Ihit t*li4 jf t-'

Remember, the Paper, Envelopes and Sheet Musi* area job lot, and

.^•.••vjctyo

TO XABBIED LADIES

dtf

Polish Boots and Gipsy Balmorals

for ladie9, misses and ehildre'n in great variety, just received at the Prairie City Shoe Store.: misSf !.jy 08 tf Bol Hammsklt.

Itiis fartlenlarlj suited, It will, fn a short time bring on the Monthly period with regularity,and altbonfh a yowerfal remedy, doee not contain a in thing hartfol to the oonstltu tlen. In all oases of Nerreai an 1 Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigne on slight exertion, palpitation of tke Heart, Hysterics and Whites, it will elhct a enre when aU other means hare failed. Tall directions in the pamphlet around ,eae package

tinwAtw of Ootntmrtira. Obserw the name of JOB MOSKS the trackage—pttrohose none without It—auon

others are base and worthies!

Imitations. N. 8.—One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage, enclosed to thaeole Proprietor, JOB MOBfiiB, ill Oertlaadt atreet. New Tork, will in sore .a bot tie ol the.foMriae, containing Fifty Pills, by re. turn mall, aoeuraly sealed from all observation

gFB—HEALTH—STHENQTH!!

F-E-TTK

TiTH—STRENGTH!1

The firetl French Remedy. Deiamarre's Specific Fills. Prepaied by Oasamoimb

D»

Lottibt.—The

only legalized Drawings in the "Doited States. The Grand 'ttoliiday l)rawing will take place December 31stf $280,880 to be distributed. dapttal prtte $50,000 Communications strictly confidential.— Circulars sent frtse,J fey addressing

HvaBATf SDM 4k Oof—

novl3deodlm Covington, Kj, Fresh Otstkbh.—Those expeotjiBg to indulge' in the above luxuty, %ill mid them of an extra quality at J. P.' Bftdgley's, who reoeives them daily iiisttTfoni Baltimore.

lUNd ACEN6Y.J

If. M. HlCCCOXe He ©. 800TT.

HIOKCOX (t CO.,

REAL B8TATI BK0KEK8,

No. SO Ohio Street.

Conv, yanceing Care full]/ Ihtne.

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans ne eotiated and Money invested. I .. H» jjjc-Ham.si'ssws'

FOR SALE.

Homo and lot, on 1st street, north |of Clark Home—5 room*, cittern, large Stable, ftc. Price (1,9)0. Term* nuj.

rtgage and Notea 95,C00—at a big diieetnt.

Forty atrea 3% miles sontheaet of town—20 aore in

ltiratUn, balance line timber. Very

cheap, etqtrti'i «4 i-t .*•?*•••••'

.ii«e :si

An elegant residence aDd gronnds on South Sth street. A desirable home, and rare bargain.

Ten aeres an the Bloomingten Bead. ijpWoSB.U 'ftt Sf ^0'" "'f & Mit t(l

'.*«»•

'at'-

B£t Vi

u.fk

good pair

of Boots, Shoes or Gaiters go to Boland & Hammerly, at the Prairie City Shoe Store, next door to Adams' Express Office. noSdtf

J. P. MCDONALD."

uti

FLINT

dlw' Bole Proprietor and Manager.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

(r1A

mi\i R'-.d\

tO Sheet* of Letter Paper

1 t-**

tin the next ten dajsn! lot Wtf! -.. .. i»l kfl# Call early, as they are going very .fast

J. P. IteDOMAIi».

The fireat English Remedy.

SIS JAX1B CLAVKl'B ^EMlIE l'ILLS, reparedftoB a Frsecription of Sir Jf, Clarke, M. D., pnyeieiaa Bxtrabrdinarj te the Qaeen.

Whls lhvaiaable medio!lb it nnfaillag in tlie eare cf ell tlioe paliifal and' danMroas diseases to! wbM tit* fe mala cocstltation la subjfect. It mederataa all ezceaeea and removes aU abetrnc ttdna, from whatever oanse.

Dcrour, No. 14 Rne

Lombard, Parii, and highly reeommeaded by (he entire Medical Faculty or France. Area most energetic and tfllcient Remedy in cases of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weaknesa HighUy, Daily or

Pbhatvbc

Emis«ion« Sexnal

Weakaeae or IwrorsHcr Weakness arising from Secret Habita and Sexaal Szcesses Belazation of the Oenltal Organs Weak Spine "Lime" 01 "Brick-duet" deposits ia the Urine "Milky Dis ehirges," do., and aU the ghastly train of rymp tome arising from Orernse or Excesses.

Pamphlet, eontal ing full particulars, with Direeftons and Advice, printed in French, German. Spanish and Kngllsh, accompanies each box and will be sent by mail, free of cost, .to any one wliu will write ior it.

V-

Price |1,00 Per^Bei, er 8U Boxes for $9,00 ASK FOB DBLAMABBB'd SPECIFIC PILLS, AHD TAKB HO OTHBBS.

Sold by all the principal Drngglsts, or will be •ait by mail, seenrely sealed from obserTation, nn,iy(yiptof tbe pacified price by any adrertleing Agents, or by the sole Proprietors, OSOAR O. MOBBS ft CO., 87 Cortland Street, New Tork. Agents for terre Haute and vicinity,

I. L. MAHAN A CO.

Orders by mall promptly attended to. letp BOW BOD—WHO W-lyear

P. DAUGHEKTY, Physician and Hargeea,

TKRBB HAUTK,, IND. Wfll attend promptly to ail prefessional calls in the city and eouniry.

Om«a—Northw«at corner of Fourth and llain street* (om Ooodmaa'e Clethiag Store.) Besl4aace Ht.V North Foarth Street. oc29ilt

OOTS AND SHOBS^'^S

Vo. 8 Mechanics Bltxdc, Particular. Atteatioa la gtfM so custom WORK tMaJ||iHlSilll|lMa_ya i^j dJUUIOl

Attsdtr5"-^ {»nio«

mif

thfi

A N E W S la sailing

Bpoto A Shoes Yery Cheap to alaea oat his large stock of BmIi Bhoei aid Oaltera, To suke room fcrSpriag stoek. Ton wOleaee .. money by ealliag oa biis-at

tl ban sftt

Sim

r»iaW. tii-.

•si-i\-.

ri»/v:itlt"

and

29 TBnvetopee fot Cents.

Btek Numbers of all the leading Magat •inee at 10 eonts, or ."3 "i fof Cts

I 'BACK NUMBERS •QP-=aiib«i»

HAirm

Xttmtrated Papers—two for Sets

giSisFear Pieeea of Sheet Musie^'^

FOB 10 CENTS

-Sv

1-a ,'.-i 1 5.

til fcwiViftlM mlwrt lUUHh btui tsW

WOOL

!»isH

DRY GOODS.

FLAMES,

j, From

jumiau I

Centsup!

iimm,

BLANKETS

A BIO STOCK, From $300 ft pair up to'tbe

ri\, 'K

Heaviest, Softest, Largest

.SCHUYLKILL'S BLANKETS

ALLJ'CHBAIj

tUaUf-hii*

4 4-4 Bleached Muslin that IS GOOD for 12 1-2 Cents -W9r* ,Wf*niS*

K:if

N. B. All Wool Empress Reps at Reduced pricep. :,: i*. ««i

'.•-.i ,'I.T /. .' 'I"

Edsall & Co.,

CttWfer 4fh aiinffafia

q-in h»!

PAIRS

rt.r-r or-/ri

m\w

a 10-4 FINE

7 rV *V

All WM Blankets

.iS"'.i' l'is ,H A .annnvA aoJaaireJ "!1

twfc

1*0 be isoll at

V5StfO

$4.75 PER PAIR

THE -6B84TK8T "DBIVC

»l

OF THE SEASON.

LiTA'i'?.

8AXT0N ft WALMSLKY,

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ttjav

-f 111 MAIN STREET. .('1 tnr it -waft''

WU)

14A* 91

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MONUMENTAL.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent A for tha CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE Mowinri. This material is

ImtnrUkabU.

most fl»snr and lasesyMMi o/

It Is

tiaMghmtpolUkot

any known material. Its chief conatitaents are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Fompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in Vgypt, yMnh etill r«main tmtmpairtd

THE BATA6U OF VKNTPKIKS, The Superior beauty and durability of this ma» terial ia causing .a demand fpr it in tha Kaatarn States, where it ia being adopted by the wealthier classee in preference to the Italian Marbla.

A specimen ot thia Qranlte may be seesi at the Ada ma Sxpreaa Ottee. Orders and inqniriea will meet with prompt at. ntion. Add (was, JAMfS S. VILSON, ®d Box TM, Terra Vaite. Ind.

^LAUSSEN, BISHOWSE.Y & Co Importers and Jobbara of NOTIONS AJMT TOYS,

WHQ1ISAU A till

FANCY, GBOCEBIE8,

•wau,

ToiACces, ma. mmmwta-

liiilliSlisSlifel r. W J.'.

WANTED.

WANTED.—AGENTS for my New Improved and Patented Patterna for Cattinc all kinds and sint of LADIES DBCSSXS SHIRTS. PANTS, BOTS JACK fcT8,VX8T, FBOOK Mid COAT8. A GOOD Aim can nikt itemSACK910

fS.to per day. Brery cne can learn to eat alt kinds of* in le the Tentopia Htfrl.

*o »iu per a*?, atery cne eaa learn to kinds ofaartSente—Mens, Boys and Ladles, than an hoar. For particulars «uqoire at mtoniaHot*-!. PBOF. P. BIKDSN.

I hava aerntinlaed (his work of cutting and fonnd it the best of all that I bare seen yet, it is simple and easj to learn.

W. SOHAFFXB,

28dlw An old and Practical Catter.

FOR RENT.

TG^OR RENT. A Two-story A Frame Bouse, on Fourteenth ^Street, eaat the T. •. A I. B. S. Machine Shop. Over two acres of ground, with plenty of trees and shrubbery attached alao, well, oittorn, wood-shtd and stable. Possession (liven immdiately, and until next March, or one y^ar from that time, euqalra of JOHN MOUBEHIAD, Main street, first honaa west of Turner's Warehonee. dlw

FOR SALE.

Fcomfortable

OR SALE—$650 will buy a little House in the eastern part of the city, near the National Boad, containing two good rooms and a kitchen,'cistern in the kitcben, and cellar under the house. Apply at the News Room of this Office.

T^OR. SALE.—On North First JL Street, a frame dwelling, containing aiae rooms, with barn and ont-honses, together with one, two. or three lots. 23dtf WILLIAM MYERS.

T?OR SALE—FourFramo Hoasee J_ One of B\e, two of six, and one ol sarea room*. I will sell theee houses rerr low, uid oa reasonable rm». Apply to T. J. FOHRBST,

HJtf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

The bosiiitss of this Company is jnlae KXCLVS1TEII to the lisnranee or Ml Olass, Healthy

Utcs. -bk

SJ& t,

fi t'i feU'-i

Leaveth

KETERSIOSART BITIMAM,, O O E E N m. Gash Dividends In Adrtnee I!

No Notes taken

SEASONABLE

which the lasarefl •Mlisy S

latereHt. or to be dednrttd front tttOMP OP

the

POLICY at deeS.

All Policies bare a CASH Snrrtder Vifo,

SPECIAL FEATURES

THE STOCK FLAV By which the full cash effect ef ths |W»iniam Is rendered Immediate, Secure and CerNtHl,

In lien of a diTldend, which is

Distant, Contingent and Vnecrtaln. imsses PAW In"THIRTY BAim

After due notice and proof er Death.

Home Ofticb,

'Sttt.-i.iSi"

from 85'Centa -up!

Nkw

Yobk

Office Western Department^

OHA'S OILMAN

IA Stdie

Street, Chicago.

SMITH,

M. D., Medieal

OBMSBKK, Manager. The Preminaae Charged'by the 0NIVEKSA area low at I actual oxperience of insured life in this ootrwtjv will Instify. and on tbe ordinary Lift and Ten- yw Non-forfeiture Policii's, are nearly Olii TOaR* LOWE It. than ttioee charged by the ma)nH% 11/ Mutual Companies.

True.

"Tlie cheapest rates of preminm couslMOit with entire a'bd perTect safety to th» inmired, bast subserve the public interests,and operate te tTtend tbe benefits of those beneficent iBitltetlfas. It ia Need less and TCxpensive to pay orer Monef or"-' Notts t» a Life Aitur»u)o Company tor the srtiros on of ha vi he am William Barnes'

Report,

14GI.

M.J.WHEBLKB," Qen'l Agont fo- Southern Ind.,

SjpSOieodim ". Terr«-Hante.

I..

A 3 S E

Pine Broche

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Special attention given to the collection of Beau, payment ol Taxes, and redempMea of Lands sold frr Taxes, and all business ralatlag to a general Beat Eitat* Agency.

An experience of fifteen years enaMe oa te bosure satasfaction in every •tepaitmeat. Knr»S*(iCK8.—t'a.ady A Tnttl-, Alaeo, Kent A Ooldeherrr, Davenport, Iowa flou. A Gookins, Chicago. Illinois Oen. deo. K. Steele Rookville, Ind. Hon. John Cobnrn, Indlanapollf, InL MoDonald, Roach A Sheeks, Ind anapolis. Ind. Col. Wm. S. MiLean, Terra Uaute, Ind. Scott A Duy. Terre Hinte, Ind. novSTdwly

WM. B. MANNING, HOUBCf flOX AXD 9KNAMKMTAL A I N E

One door Kast of the Star Orooery,

Has just reci-lred, and ofT rsferfhe hisp(«Mun ofthe public, an ontire New Stodk of .V 5'

W1XTEK «»00 nnf!

Bought Slnee the La'e eeline, elMtr at tha

"GOOD OLD TIMES" PRICA!

We thorefore invito yon to eall and mmmi our Stoek.

Shawls,!*

NEW DE«aM.

Fancy Plaid Shawls,

Black & White Plaid Shawls

Black & Red Plaid Shawls,

Parepa Opera Shawls,

Plain Center Shawls,

Long Shawls,

Square Shawls,

Afcses' Shawls, PATTI BKEKFAST J3HAWI.S, Entirely new. Fancy Knit

SHAWLS and SO NT AG 8!

PLAIN and FANCt

HOODS! HOODS! HOODSP!

Ladies call and see the New Bonlvard arid antral Park Skirts, both Plain and EmhroMkreil„ tjie neatest thing out.

We desire to call especial attention to

new

•topk of ... If.: "aat-OP XJ 81 Consisting of Ladies', Misses', aad OWlitofji'a NICroniNKS, COLLARS, MUFFS and CUMMin Mink, Sable,Fitch Ac. Remembr, we rtsil set be undersold on theee. A New Supply of It*

BEST PRINTS AT 121-2 Coats.

A. NIPPERT.

JJBAL ESTATE. -a

HARBET^ MARSH,

if]""' 64 WALNUT 8TREET,

1: I *"'t Dee JVtoin ea, lo-^a." Having a great variety of Improved %iu|, Wild Lands and City Property for sale on reasonable terms, we invite,the attention of vartt# desirous of profitable investment or a good Iteimu.

TKBRK HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Uai ging, Paacy aud Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walla ranted ud Caleemlaed ia

Fkmo

Colon.

Pianos and Natnaal Wood Polished ia the highest etyle of the Art. Oildlng on Glass and Japanned Tin, in all Styles,

It will be to the interest of those who wish to have serviceable work dons, to eall on me. Information in buying dnd. mixing colors, will be fur* aished to persons ruk or

chimb.

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