Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1867 — Page 4

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TO-DAY'S AD VER TISEMENTS

Finest Holiday Present— J. J. Dobnteye*. Cheap Millinery—Mrs. Abbott. Annual Meeting of Stockholders T. H. I.

Livery Stable for sale—T. W. Weill. Indiana Stato University, Bloomington. ,-n Amusements—Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels.-^ Solicitor! of Patents—Chas. Werbe Co.

BUSINESS NOTICE®,

Spiritual Lecture—Miss Johnson. Gents' Furnishing Goods—N. Erlaager A Bro. Oyster Supper at Harry Owens' Ball4

CITY AND STATE ITEMS/

PERSONAL.—Our

fellow-citiaen, S.

'8,

Early and family returned home on Wednesday last, from their'visit to flu* ropo. «ii

lady in Putnam county wanted

to advertise a "good farm on a turnpike for sale,but the printer drojjped the "farm," and left her with a ^oofr^um* pike for sale."

(0" Since the spring rises' of the Wabash river ceased, that navigable^

stream has boen as quiescent as a maiddf the Torid zone on a balmy morning, jit was never known before td r^tnain at ljw

water mark so late as it has this year.

{19* The young gentlemen of this dty purpose giving a bal-masque entertainment at the Terre Haute House on (ha 27h instant, in return for the hospitalities

they have received, and the occasion will fc9 grand and agreeable.

t.\U

tSf Tho name of General B. C. Eise is mentioned in connection with the of$ee of Clerk of the Supreme Court on the •Copperhead ticket. Prom present nidications, there will not be more tlJati twenty applicants for each place on the State ticket by the sacrificing Democracy

The new

icratj

regune,

combination, controlling the St. ifaais, Alton &

H. Railway, have.vdischarged

and supplanted five of the seven bid passenger conductors, without faulti— Other changes have been made with officers and employees, and the decapitation still goes on.

The practicability of building

Railways with wooden tracks, to extend about ten miles in the country is being considered by some of our citizens. That valuable journal, the Scientific American, estimates the cost at about |l,6oo

per mile, speed 15 to 20 miles per htjur, and convenience^ farmers distant f*om iron tracks incalculable.

We direct attention of those inter

ested to the advertisement of Charles Werbe A* Co., Indianapolis, solicitors of patents, counselors at patent law, model huiidcre, doalers in patent rights and patented articles. They possess supeHor facilities for tbe prosecution of their business, and are clever gentlemen.

WHAT IT COBTS.—Many

persons who

appear before the Mayor and are subjeoted to a fine of say one dollar, are often as-, tonished to find that the "costs" are the largest portion of the bill. For general information we mention that the bill is made up of first, tbe fine, usually from one to live dollars, which goes to the eity treasury fees to witnesses, fifty oents each, docket fee of two dollars, which goes into the pocket ef the City Attorney $1,50 to the Marshal, and Mayor's fee of $1,50. The latter goes to the city treasury. If the prisoner pleadB, "not guSty" and is, the City Attorney gets tWo dollars additional for "convincing" the Mayor of the fact.

The Indianapblis Evening

mercial

Com

gives us a dig for inserting items

without proper credit, and yet in the col

umn in which the three line fling occurs are

twentyfour items,

ing in almost as many different' localities, leaded as original, several of them from our cv:umn8, and but one of the items credited to the paper from which it wu obtained. Our fourth page is made up with "Local and State items," and when sufficient locals are not at hand, as is an every day occurrence, the remaining space is filled with brief items culled from our State exchanges, and, except in cases where it is necessary we do notstop to take up almost double space to tell where we get the information. Perhaps, if we were gifted with ubiquity, lived in a large city, had the brains the

Commercial

agines

man im-

he is possessed of, and devoted our time exclusively to writing, we ihight get up more entirely original matter. A* It is, we propose to run our columns in our own way, and the CbmmereuU man is at liberty to have his items copjpigfeted. I

PotlUUB (DOBtj h«i dog tax of

ft,296.

.aft

New Albany Is to bave wotker

national bank.

HI I

§&• Our rhromatic town eloek «g*'B

jgf There is talk of establtilung daily Democratic paper in Lafayette

HT Ttn Contributor" at Dow.1??

Hall to-night.

|y%he Democfaey hold a pow-wow

at the hew Court House this afternoon

|0»

fa* Journal

ihtimaUa a de»ir§ for

the street can to run on Sunday.'

J9 We learn the Masonic Fraternity id preparing to celebrate the 27 th in

festive mannet"'^^^^^^^-^

The street can made spasmodic at

tempts at locomotion yesterday^ but jt w»s

"gp hill" work,

MMedtoot,.

-tgu

i/f

Fancy Cutter for Sale—Jos. Wright.

itfth

tip

Auction Sale of Dry Goods—0. Idi/SMartln^ Ooreets and Skirts—B. Welia. Lunch at the Teutonla—'Wa». SchaSvt. Suspenders—Saxton Walrosley

1.1744

is sU*

fgf Mrs. Abbott wilt sell of

§0»-iafeyetU-i» putting^ oa more city stirs, and boasto of'a rag pioker and jev-

vral boot blanks.

|9K'Hon.''B. W. Hanna has "consented" to orate «t the Demecratic 'meeting tbijjfterB oon. So says the

much! cii-a

|9" The Stato University at Bkxtnington since it received the fostering hand of the Legislatture by "material aid," is showing sigDB of prosperity. Thejpeople of the State ought to feel a pride in the success of their public institutions.

Tbe case of Kborn, of VineiBnnes,

whose brewery was seized some moths age for violation of the revenue laws, was decided in the United States District Cotirt Thursday. Tbe verdict of the jury on» •ftscates the property to the Government,

§gf Bills to the amount of near ten thousand Cellars were allowed, at the re eent session of the Board of County Coin

inlssioners.

C. E. Richardson, agent of the

Skiff & XJaylorji's minstrels was in the city yesterday arranging for tie return of ,th)f popular trpupeon the 18th in8t.

f9" A little son. of Riley Stanton, of Jeffeison township, ^Putnam county, fell

into kettle 6f boding lard a few days since, from ^he effects of whioh he died.

tSf Prof. Hoss, State Superintendent of Public Schools,. ,l#ictved *t Franklin on Monday evening, on "The Literary Excellencies of the Bible."

fSF There are twice the number of mortgages being Tecorded in Wayne county the present year over any other in the past history of the county.

10* The wife of J. .Watspn, a railroad conductor^ committed 6uicide at Elkhirt Thtfrtday afteTnooH hy "drowning in' the

St. Joe fiver.)

known a& the

PIBSOKAL.—Judge S.

F. Maxwell and

Gen.Steele, of RockvHle, and Judge John Baker, of Vineennes, were in the city yes, terday stopping at the- -Terre Haute ... uraar.'^ Hou«e.

t&r The City Attorney of New Albany bought himself fine silver watch and hired the Mayor of the city to make a presentation ipeechjfoi' the sAke of a sen sation.

As the erection of tbe roiling mill

progresses, it attracts more attention and interest. It iB a mammoth institution and as soon "as it assumes definite shape will receive our attentions. s&*<

19* Deer Foot, the great pedestrian has been matched for $250 a side, to run 6ne li^iidred miles in sixteen hours. The race is to come off in Wayne county within twenty days.

J3,

ffF A prisoner named Spencer recent ly eseaped from .the penitentiary at Jefferson ville by scaling the prison walls. He had provided himself with a suit of citiaen's clothing prior to making bis ee-

i, s.

M?* The Board of County Commissioners of Vanderburg eounty have ten dfired the use of the Court House for the

holding of a United States Court, if Congress should see fit to establish one at Evansville, sti.#. X-.'-i,. ,,

Mr A list of the premiums to be awarded at Dowling Hall to-night will be found ^folded in this morning's city edition. It is a rich list, and affords a good foretaste ef the treat in store Go night. vff-

Gen,

oi things transpir

H. D.

Washburne has offered

a resolution in Congress instructing the Military Committee to icquire into the expedieney of extending the Additional Bounty act to widows of soldien who have died since its passage

I^LSome one has been summing up the cost of politics, and shows that in the recent campaign the New York IWbunt received four thousand dollars for publish ing announcements of meetings to be held throughout the State.

i-s

fg^ The Olympic, Pythian and other games of the aneienta sink in comparison with the modern

Bate Ball

JL Grfowoft, better know a as

the '-Fat Contributor," deliver* the second

lecture before the Y. M. C. A., at Dow? ling Hall to-night, announcing the peculiar sutgjeot of "Iajiu Meal.' Mr. fifB-

Executive Committee"'

day

the

Neva

mines*

.jsajjsc

A -i'

fjfjf* Three hundred^ have been inocculated in pork this eeaaon

thouwod dollars

oost during the winter vertisement.

millinery months. See

IVThe Bvansvillo Courier says the hog c^p1f very large jn thit part tf the

ASTBCCK —The New Albany

Journal.1:^

tfT A goldsan eagle, measoring eev«n %et from tip to lip, w»s sEbj^^

^yoiT

MT, Bastern papets .are »d*erti«log a

MX "nui»ing app»ratus£ believe the old way can be improved,vejry

those visited elsewhere. The schools of your city show the re.

suits of so qauch energy^raotical -ability and aeientific skill ifl.tbe teachers, is difficult to pass them by without, glvifig public testiqpony th6ir effici^neyt

would be idle to say that no improve: ments can be Wade,, for all things benqan

are susceptible of improvement. But the same energy and skill, which have' rai^e^ them to their present condition Will', if

tooiovs

wold is one of the most humorouslecturi! excelled all other teachers." wold is one u.e

of real

org in the field, and an evening flin way be expected.' 5^

The meeting

of the ,«e^t

Uflion Satur

Court House'' iritte^d of

the Old Court House, as heretoforq Announced, the heating apparatus having been renioVed from the latter building.

|0" H. P. Newlin and brother, former

ly of Crawford county, Illinois,

-f uJ

FATALITY AT THB PKHITKNTIABV.-^-The New Albany/ dUnmiicuS.Jewns from the attending physician that t^ fatality among the convicts of' the' penitentiary has been very great, as' n^ny »s eigity-nine havfng died the? ^asr fallThe disease has /been chiefly cdhgeitio^j proceeding from .^ofteiungof Many of them,are old CMIBS, who

as wel} as criipe,

fire

Owimerciql

st%t^s

that at tho special term of the Cimi'it Court to be held next, week, in that'eitjr,

the case rf Wilcox & Jacksoii vs. Woo^s ward comes tip folr trial!.' Th1ji dSfehdfapt HI thecase has asbed-fer-wbat is called a^ "struck jury,^-afad it: we iflnder^Wnp, tbe first instance of the kind in that coup?, ty. A struck was^provide^-by st4t« ute bat that act Was Virtually repealed by

"an aet .approved March. ^, i86ip which provides that whenever a struck jury

"bb iecessary-'-foT #he trial cause, it shall be l'awfiil for ejther jparU to

file" with the i'

jury, when theX^terk ahaUvgivesfcut day's notice to both parties^ jor thefts attdhSeys* of the time bt StriWog' thg^at&Sktyl he shall then select, fortj7quft))fl$i jurors.p The party^ requiring the jury shall strike off oneofthe names and the opposite par-

ty the next, and so on?alternately ti|l only sixteen remaining shalbbe compelept

to try the oase. We very miich ddubt if man^ persons outside of legfl ciiclW^vet^ftfeyrf^f a "struck jury," andM^ a^lic^tio^^ cer

tainly new.

EDITOR OF

t^e

J^cpb^s

cohtinued,make them more nearly perfect, and their increased efficiency^ prodpceTfi'2:90'i* more valuable results.

Your citizens n6ed nevfcr hesitate: t)p invite strangers' from any part df thfe country to.visit your schools, as it would be difficult to find anywhere' a more per feet system, more skilful teachers, or more practical, efficient teaching. Indeediyou will, n^t often find schools that aje equal to voura in these respects. ni iif.•# -j

For ail this your credit to your energetic, able and skillful Superintendent, .Prof. J. M. Qlcott, sec onded by his' corps' of &it^i^ihteacherk It is commendable to Indiana tjiat^she |is so muoh aroused in educational matters, and can boast of so many wide»awi&&

teachers. It is especially commendable to the city of Terre Haute that she is alble to retain so worthy and competent a .man as J. M. Olcott. M. R. J0.

DEC. 12,1867. I_|

GOOD ADVICE. -AN

nications"

game and

since thatnthas been closed *ut by the weather,

JBoottor

(whet kind of a game it

is we don't know) has taken its place. A champipn trial We learn is soon to oosm off between th& "artists" of Rockville and thoee of Terre Haute. The names of the respective

Horiuwagfflers

will soon be announced:

t-jkf

exchange sensibly

advises its correspondents, as followb

DON'T—People

WHO send us "commu

foTgublicQtion

not to "quote" aha

ARK "requested"

Underscore

MITCH.

THIS is alou,'the.s:ood.4eal of "matter" wou as WRITTEN.

HOGS.—Parvin

& Co., on Wednesday

night, reoeived an^ cut.* lot pf fine hogs. Elliott, Jaquecs & Co. were cuttiftg a few yesterday. The difference between the views of holders and packers tends to lim it transactions, And it i9 difficult to iBay which will hate t6" yield-. The Ruling price is 7$@8c nett.—Evansville

Journal,

JBQ

TATAL ACOUKNT $BAB GKXKBTWI

—A man named Van Stewart, son of a very wealthy- gentleman' living at Ad ams, Decatur county, was run over be. tween that place 'and GreensbiiVgh: on Tuesday evening,* by the train on the Cincinnati railroad. It seems he had been drinking, and set off in the oppcjBite direction from what he intended going, end when a short.distanc^easjt of Gcpensburgb laid down on tbe track. The east ward bound train coming ajong, the engineer not seeing hitji,"run over him, and injured him fatally. He was taken honrfe, and died on Wednesday about noon. He leaves a wife and child.—Iridi

Journal.

terfeit greenbacks or national bank notes may be detected, has1, lately been discovered, and which upon thorough trial has proved infallible^— will be of interest to many of our readers. It is this: Divide the last two figures of the number of the bill by 4, and if l.Temain, tire letter on the genuine will lie A if 2 remain, it will 09 if 3, should there be no remainder, the letter will be D. For example, a note is registered ?,461: divide 61 Dy and foil ha#e orte retfcaialfig Acv cording to the rule the letter on the note will be A' In ease the rule, fails be certain that the bill is coutfterfeit.—Journa/.

We have tried the kbave onPitfot of greenbacks and find the 'rule fails on a large number of gentiib6 greei^jitlrs.

sS. «s iljf 14.14 K"\

Untverea^st "preiebing ia tie Hi«t Court House to-morrow, Sunday, atejl a. #.

and 1 p. m. Subjects—Morning, "WVsrein Christ

ndw

paying the penalty of s^Hfe Of difSipatiin

^y*W.S#9Vn'el'

Bvening ««The Landing ot the Pilgrim

Fathers %ad the J^esults." Tbe public cordially inviled.

/,'ia^Bev. Vruk Howe will preach a sermon in behalf of the Toung Men Ghkisti«A the Congregational Church, on to-morrow evening. A full attendance of the membership and friends of the Association is requested.— At the close of the sermon a colleetion.in be^tdraD tip.

Colorado Territory, v?here they, have' tfaided since the ^ring'd? .in^ajj^ strictly in minings and who ara wellknown to many of our citizen£, .af© at the": Terre Haute House. They own mineral lands, have specimens w^ili tli&n Ah&^iesire to obtain assistance to develop their

tu-$ffr-GtaA ieduetion in Corsets and

Skirts at Weisz's Skirt Factory. ..... 14-dwtf

DBKSS GOODS AT AUCTION.—The

«ct.2

ilt. iKF

ladies

auction of fine dress goods at Marvin's Junction ~]$oom eontinues' to be a great attraction, and we are informed* the sale will/ flioBliniie until Wednesday next.— The goods embracing fine drees goods, silks, poplins, raerfaos, Damask, are certainly most desirable goods and are sold

«IU»ltS99b$Qglrlow' ipriees. Seats are prepared for the ladies and every possible pains taken to make their visit comfort' able. Bear In mind that the sale con tinues mqrning, aftercoon and evening

only'until Wednesday next. Snob oppdft^nilies jfpr. bargain rarely oceur. dlt.

tut-«»*"* 3L ihaiiiiliW

A fine Oyster Supper wi

lad st' I^etfci'.s' .fl^ll' ih: connection with Har^Oweh's Opening Ball, on.Ohrist-

maS 'Eve. •.. .d2t

ai« IsAtW The moat' beautiful Embroidered Glove-Fitting Corsets made at three dol

lars apair at Weil's Skirt Factory. 14»dwtf

J^*^en)i' £urofcl£ijig Goods suitable for Holiday Presents,

& Jg|)$fj0&nofB,*ict Be«l. of.UU' col. jors, Just j^cdved at Erlangor's. Also'Gew fluf febllars and Gfo%&, and a'general variety bf Cloth and Kid Gloves. 'Bargains ih Ofercoats at Erlanger's.

dtf. ».:/

vJWl

^TJl

having lately speni a few disiys jn* ycfur thriving cityr passed tlie time.'very pleks antly in visiting spheral, of the depart ments of your city $jhbdlsj Having bqen long engaged in teaching, and having hhd also opportuhities oT vAting'-many of the best schools throughout the country, it is natural and easiyns cOtnptaia. ryoufs^.^wlth

tlect|ire

LUNCH 1, LUNCH1! LUNCH 1!!—

1 11

panv will run as follows

r.I-N ORDKp

Havts,I*d",Dee.

0. BAETLETT,

C|hwrgi|^^ CjupitteejOn Dec. Exercises1

ROBINSON'S.

One

end everybody is invited to a Superb Free Luneh at tbe

Tkutonia SALOON

H. AMD I. R. R.—On and after Monday, December 15th, trains of this Com

A. 1 f-Mvi T^KWE hauibTI

Express. 12:06.^. a

ifM i-

VI2:10

•JLOSB OUT an overstock,

S. R. Henderson will, for a few days, offer a splendid lot of Heating and Parlor Stoves at cost. [13-dtf.

ifemember, ladies, the best placo

in town to get Christmas Gifts is

LLT GENUINE RUSSIA IBON STOVES

S. R.

For Opera Glasses^ go to L. Kiss

ner's Palace of Music, opposite the Court House.: d2t y" r*-?-''

"CANNON" COAL STOVES—Five

1 *.

«.•'

.. ... I

The following rule by ,WhiCh coun

*Ti*H i«|T» eclt

11,1067

Notice is herein given that the Union County Executive Committee will meet at tbe Old Court House at 1 o'clock p.

dlt.

i-' .»« 'Toys! Toysl Toys!

ll^be'serv

SON'S.,

only $100, at

B~'

SpifilTiTAl..—Miss 'Susie M. Johnson will

to-morrow (Sunday), at and 7

PeMe's Ha\l/at 11 o'clock A, M.

M, Seats free

dlt.

a A *i

Now is' TotB TIHB—A Fancy

Cutter for sadej -land also a good second h&n3 Phaeton will be sold low at

DDPLBX METALLIC ENDS Suspbndbbs —Try them once 4wd you will never buy any other kind. For sale at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt

60 iv

this eye

nihg. W.

Schaffeb.

N, B. A firstrate Lunch Soup will be served out every morning, commencing from next Monday. dlt.

Express 5:35" P.

Mail. Accom. 0:45 A. m. 3:10 p. m. ARBITE AT INDIANAPOLIS ii 10:00.A'i M. .6:25 P.

8:25 M.

J.SAVE INDIANAPOLIS 9:00 A. M. 12:50 p. M. ARRIVE AT TERRE HAUTE

i« 8U.A M.

p. h.. 4:00 p. jr. 12:05

dlw. .'

sines, at

cost, at 8.jR Henderson's, chewier than !second-hand" ones. [13-dtf.

A hew jewelry store has been es

tablished at No. 161 Main street in the National Hotel building—S. Freeman

proprietor—where the best assortment of goods, neW and fresh, suitable for holiday presents, are to be found that the city affords. Priees are as low as at any other house. Call and examine, dwtf —#S»^»

Something new in Flower Vases,

at L, Kissner's, No, 48 Ohio street. d2t

COAL PABLOB STOVES

with cook top, at

seven and-eight dollars, at Henderson's

Go &

C-

[13-dtf.

A large variety of Corner Brack

ets, Photograph Frames, beautiful Carved Stands for Statues, and also Aquarium Stands, to be bad at L. Kissner's Palace if Music. d2t fejAjwTiii-

vV' it, 4 |,

TH* FINEST COOK WO STOVES

market, cheaper than demon's—-

in the

at S. R. Hen[13—dtf.

Just received a large lot of Pianos

from the following Celebrated Makers Steck, Nunh,' Ktlattb and Lindemann'g Cycloid, at Kissner's palace of Music, No. 48 Ohio, street. ift d2t

HBAVT "SEVEN-PLATE BOX" for churches,school houses, See.,

at actual

cost, at S. R. Henderson's. [13rdtf.

Large assortment of ladies' and

gentlemen's (and children's furs at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street, dtf.

JKV .s jsuauco tts:

J3flre.# .If

on Saturday, Dec. Slat,. 1867. The object is to make the necessary arrangements for a County Convention to be held prior to the State Convention which has been called by Jacob

Wright, Esq., Chair-

man of the State Central Committee, for Thursday, February 20th, 1868. By order of the Executive Committee.

A. BUBNBTT,

Attest:

Nic*

Chairman.

N. Filbsck,

See'y*

PARLOR STOVKS

for wood or coal,

selling at cost, 4 doore south of the Post Office. [13-dtf.

assortment ot men's and

boys' hats and caps in tbe city at N. West' fall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

AND

|Su.—-If in want any style of

Picture for a Holiday Present,

Wright's Gallery.

Opaltypes

to D.

H. Wright's Premium Gallery, No. 105 Main street ll«dlw.

for tbe Holidays at

|^T Superior Photographs for Holiday Presents made at D. H.-Wright's, 105 Main street.

Mr A nice lot of Frames, Passepar

touts, &c., suitable for the Holidays, at D. H. Wright's Premium Gallery. «.»•»

White Goods

Cheap, at

and Embroidery 'dtf.

ROBINSON'S:

IV FanoyToy and Traveling Baskets, at

dtf.

go to

ROBIN. dtf.

A full lino of Fancy Woolen

Hoods, Nubias, Shawls, Tippet, &c., Cheap at

ROBINSON'S.

dtf.

iy Shawls, 35 by 35 inches, fine Goods

ROBINSON'S:

SATISFACTION

body who uses "Barrett's Hair Restore tivb." All Druggists are instructed to comply with this guarantee. dwlw

Afc. Furrow & Son have just

opened an entire new stock of Groceries on South ^ourt^gtreet, near the MarKet House, 11-dlw.

(0* Canned Peaches, Pine Apples, Blackberries, Strawberries, Pears, Dam sons fcc.,

Ad,,

at A. C.

EWiJ

FUBBOW 3S SON'S,

South Fourth street. 11-dlw.

Yarmouth Sugar Corn, Green

11-dlw.

JAS

"Wb^ht^,'Nq: 3j Secop^ street. H-,dtf »fe»

Fourth street.

trw

BOWN 1

45-

40 40. Double Fold Empress Cloths, only 65 cents. I-**'•'* *},

Double 'Fold Empress Corded, only 45 cents. imvrsTW a. -.in.!

-9'Kit 13.

'""h EDSALL

HOPS HOPS HOPS

ner's Palace of Music, No.

Kiss,

Ohio street. d2t

cheaper

Henderson's than the

imitation

elsewhere. [13-dtf.

EXCITEMENT

at 8. R. Henderson's stove

store, 4' doori* south of the Post Offioe.— Go & stoves selling at cost. Go and

C. ... ET)

i.'e# [13-dtf.

& Co.

Mince meat Tuesdays and Fridays

at C. I. Ripley's. dtf.

The Quaker Sausage at C. I. Rip

ley's. dtf.

BgU After the Fair is over, we have something yet for the fair of Terre Haute, at n|

[8,

dtf]

S. STBAUS.

SAOE 1 SAGE 1 SAGE!—At

A. M.

CHAS. R. PEDDLE, Sup't.

Mahan

& Go's., corner Sixth and Main streets. dtf.

The Only Bazaar or Variety Store

on the Wabash, at

ROBINSON'S,

103 Main

Street. dtf.

!—At Mahan

Co's., Druggists, under National House. dtf.

ace Collars and Handkerchief

more than two or three, at Riddle's. Call «nd see*,. dtf

A choice article«of Green and

black Teas at E. R, Wright & Co's., No, 155 Main street. nlidtf

SKATES I SKATES II—600

pairs Ladies'

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

Go to E. R. Wright & Co.'s for

choice article of Buckheat Flour and Honey Syrup, No. 125, Main street, [lit

If you are in want of a good pair

of Boots, Shoes or Gaiters fgo to Boland & Hammerly, at the Prairie City Shoe Store, next door to Adams' Express Office! no3dtf

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, five different varieties from Pitts burgh, Cincinnati and Evansville, at No 63 Main street..

25,dwtf

W. W.

SHANNON.

|9* Polish Boots and Gipsy Balmorals for ladies, misses and children in great variety, just received at the Prairie City Shbe Store. no8tf r#

BOLAND & HAMMERLY.

l9*Boland & Hammerly have just re ceived a large stock of boots and shoes of every description, from the largest to the smallest size which will be sold at the very lowest rates possible. Call and see our stock before purchasing, No. 5 Mechanic's Rew, at sign of Red Boot. no8dtf

I^Enos Strouse is now opening in Col. McLean's new building a splendid stock of clothing and piece goods, together with furnishing goJds of every descrip tion. He will also continue to keep a full stock at his old stand, No. 64 Main street. [19,dtf

IV Our popular and well known butcher, Jo Rupp, has established a meat stand, on the south side of Main street between 6th 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 at all times. dtf.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TH*FINthe

STOVES

EST HOLIDAY PBES.

INT li "SOUVKNIB," a Collection of the Latest and Beat Mnsle, (worth Ten Dollars), elegantly bopnd In cloth, foil gUt. Price ffl,00, •tat free of poatage. Pobl'rtiedby

J7ZdOBBETEB4k CO.,

Mcsio Pennants, 60 Wert Fourth Street. de!4dS* CINCINNATI, OHIO.

QHEAP MELLINER1.

All kiads of Millinery Goods sold at OOST daring the Winter months, at Mrs. M. H. Abbott's,

Opposite the Port OOce. Declldtf.

fl:

oacJiff Ji •.

rri%JO-Wit .)9v

Buckwheat Flour of the best qualN

ty, at 0. Ripley's. dtf.

^Pure Cider Vinegar at E. Wright ft Oofs, 155 Main street dtf.

E. R. Wright

9* Graham Flour at A Go's., 155 Main street.

nl2dtf

W Thompson's celebrated -'Glove Fitting Corsets" at reduced prices at Corneliua & Haggerty's. dtf

New cloakings just received, at

{jreatly reduced prices, at Cornelius & laggerty's. dtf.

m~ Decline in Heating Stoves and a large stoek, at 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W.

SHANNON'.

•0- The finest display of Millinery Goods can be found

daily,

at S. Straus^,

8, dtf No. 10 South Fourth street.

tGF Messrs. Habermeyer tk Co., have opened their popular Oyster Saloon.— George always keeps the biggest and the best.*J 3ld2m

Butter, Milk, Boston and Cream

Crackers, best in the city, at C. Ripley's. dtf.

H. A. Davis, wholesale and

retail dealers in White Lead, Red Lead, Litharge, Oils,* Varnishes, Putty and Painters' material, corner 3d and Main streets. dtf.

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

19* If you want a good American Watch, or wish to got your Watch res

SIain

aired, go to G. H. Bascom's, No. 151 street

19" Headquarters for Family Grq#er ries, Game and Produce, at Ray & Batley's, three dpors ipui^gf thejpi 6dtf

SIMPLE, QUIET AND POSITIVE.—The Tinkel & Lyon Sewing Machine. Call and see it at Riddle's Sewing Machinjs Agency, 161 Main street. 'dtf

.LOST-—From

not

dtf.

abbantjbd—TO

every

10 to 12 per cent,

lest

FRESH OTSTEBS.—Those

Peas, Tomatoes, &c., very nicV at A Furrow & Son's, South Fourth street.

ae^. Fine Teas. Coffees. Sugars, Syrups Ac., at A. C. Furrow & Son's, South 1 1

DOWN I!

$100 Paisley Shawls for $75. 75 (i 50.

SAVE MONEY—By using HUBBARD'S STOVE PIPE DAMPEB, warranted to save one-fourth of the fuel or the money re funded. Over two hundred are now in use in this city, every one of which gives entire satisfaction. For sale at the old stand on Third street IRA Graver. dtf. *h-jr

VIGO WOOLEN MILLS.—We have now on hands a lull stock of Jeansl Satinets, Flannels, Blankets

and

Stocking Yarns,

LOCAL. HQTICES.

KofVlilt Ixtraci BeTer»s« «f HEALTH, pr eaeribad by Physicians ia H«wTork| 1a tho Western States It it a well known fact that of

AmtIom

buying Dress Trimmings and General Variety Goods of T. H. Riddle's,*

151

Main street. ,,dt|

N. Erlanger & Bro. have made

general reduction of prices on their entire stock of clothing and famishing goods. They sell a good Undershirt at 60 cents, and all other goods in proportion. [nl4tf

expecting tp

indulge in the above luxury, will finfl them of an extra quality at

ley's, who receives them daily direct from Baltimore. dtf.

ECONOMY AND COMFORT.—Cory

Sausage and Mince Meat CabTurnips, Sweet Potatoes, Honey. Syrup, Sorghum, Buckwheat Flour auc Dressed Poultry, Deer, Wild Turkey^, Quail, Prairie Chickens, dressed Squirrels, Rabbits and Wabash Oysters, at Ray & Bailey's. 6dtf'

Ladies don't fail to go to Depew

& Clatfelter's to get your fine Gaiters ai" Polish Boots made to order, and Chil ren's Shoes of all kinds.

S. A. Barras is at the head of the Manufacturing Department.' [dtf

all

of the very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at low prices as can be sold by any first class manufacturers. Call and see. dwtf. S. S. KENNEDY & Co.

HAIR JEWELRY. An enlarged book with the latest patterns, and a few siam pies of the manufacture also, Jewelry of the German fashions, at

JOHN R. FREEMAN'S,

WW ,!!** '«*. No. 5 Warren's Block. N. B.—Hair Jewelry manufacutred at the shortest notice. dtf

SOMETHING NEW AND RICH.—Just re ceived from the Meriden Factory a splen did lot of Plated Ware, Tea Sets, Waiters, Urns, Ice Pitchers, Castors, Cake Baskets Butter and Berry Dishes, Card Receivers, Goblets, Cups, &c., at G. H. Bascom's, No. 151 Main street. 15-dlm.

MT We advise all wanting sound and reliable insurance, to insure with the Phoenix of Hartford. Cash assets $1, 076,383 85.

HAVENS

I^Nowisthe time to subscribe for your Magazines. J. P. McDonald will furnish any of the leading Magazines or Illustrated Newspapers to subscribers at the Publisher's prices,

cash.

free of pastaye.—

Call at the Post Office News Stands and examine specimen copies for January of Petorson, Ballou's, Frank Leslie and Harper's. In fact, any Magazine that is published will be furnished to subscribers at Publisher's rates. The latest novelty in the way of a Magazine of Fashions,

HARS

PER's BAZAAR, always on hand, and will be furnished to subscribers at Publisher's rates, free of postage.

dtf

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, and in order to do so, will offer our entire stock of Ready-made Clothing at net cost for now goods, and the bulk of tbe stock carried over from last year, at much below cost, for

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 eur stock. It is much the best in the city.

JOHNSTON & MILLER,*

2dwtf ,:*ii2fo. 81 Main Street."

IMPORTED EMBROIDERIES.—Mrs.

Lou

isa Volger respectfully begs leave to inform thehadies of Terre Haute and vicinity, that she has just received, direct ffom Germany, a splendid assortment of Embroidered pieoes lor sofa cushions, piano stools, slippers, and other such articles, suitable for Christmas gifts, which 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 ress made recently in this kind of le work, and that they are worked with unsurpassed skill. They are in fact, beautiful in the highest degree, and Mrs. Volger feels proud to be able "to assert that such nice articles have never before been in any store in this city. 30dlm

vmx iosw I

7^-a*

ptqriicians pneortt* (his

healthful beverage as a Tonic as well a* a pleasant remedy for Dyspeptics, febilitated, csDsamptiv e*. conTtl»efents, tnTalids, an^ weak psrsons, cipMUly la consequence of tbe feeommeadatioa of ihe rocommendatioa the New Tork Academy ef Medicine with tbe name* of the Pr«fweors Toriyos Barker, Van Bnrsn, Jaws' B.Wood, of New Tork City, «s name also the wail-kaown Dr.T. Coautook, of St. Louis, vko recoHsesnde it to his patients la his practice, iw tis

Dc- Bleckea, of Bedviag, Mln.VMy*: My ancle, M. D. Banderilehen, (Pros Ian Oonaseller ef Medicine,) wrot* me sboat its wonacrfol efflcaey ha bad obtained the best teralls aew I. wl»h to try it with one ot my medioal Crime, Dr. Ctiae, vhois raflkring from paimonary consumption, witjb'spasiaodiQ.astkiaa" pleasp, (follow order.) Sold at Drnggiela and OroeexaJ ,-r .• -i- 'i'

I. L. MAHAN Co., Agents forTsrre Haute. Fries ^6 50. dsodlw

It is Banl to live witBont a Wifeno gentle heart to'get np cold mornings and build the tire. AcknowlotfgiLg this great con»enienc», man*

Will scafve hope to lire always, exr

ccpt he at once provide ITsslf with "BARB'S

OL1S B. B. co SKORKTABT'8 OFFICE, Tsaaa HaoTa, Deo. 13,1SS7.

She ananalateetlng of tbe Stockholders of this CumuBor W)it. ui) jield at tbe Office of the Company fr. Terrs Haute,

bit

-1808 between the banrs Of 10 and 12 o'clock

The next Tcait will begin on the 2d day of Jannnry, 1868.

TUITION

NVTT,

J. F.

Badg-

Mancourt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain, mud and dust prevents rattlinjg *f sasH. Try it on your doors and windows.. dtf.

President of the University. W. HANNAMAK,

President of thb Trustees, Indianapolis, Ind.

doc!4d3t-wlt

naWraiattio #ii

Kentucky State Lottery!!

The only Legalized Drawing of thecharacter in tbe United States! MM J* life

GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING!!

To he Drawn at Covington, Ky.

dots Bid* 31st 1867.

.Ifo more .acceptable-aad appropriate present can be made to a mother, wife, daughter, husband or father, than a ticket in the Kentucky State Lottary Ithas long been-acknowledged that it hflers greater inducements to the purchasers of ticket? than any other legalized Lottery in the world, the December scheme surpasses, in grandeur, anything of the kind presented to tbe public it distributes 9230,650. The capital is $50,000, insuring a handsome fortune to the Incky holder of the corresponding ticket. Hundreds of well attested instances, similnr to the following,-are.almost dj4]( occurring: "Miss Mary BnsselK MftfSrd, wher lied in 1855, when only ten years of age, gained, as a prise in a lottery, the handsome sum of ten thousand pounds, or Any thousand dollars. Tha ticket .which drew this magnificent sum, was presented to her by her father, Dr. Mitford, one of tho most prominent men and judges of the time." How nany homrs would be brightened by

priie of

1 prize of

2 prizes of

29 63

& Co., Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. 17dw3m ?f f,

I a Christmas presents of any article of Hair Jewelry, to call and select the patterns and leave 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

sinvilar sucons in the

GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING of the Kentucky 3t»to,Lpttery, qij. December 31st, 1867.,, /•j-i'ii, a.

List

Prizes.*'1'^

$50,000

1 prize of

»"Q itV prizes oi

20.000 8.000 7.00C 5.000

priie oi

prises of

prizes of

The above magnificent soheme will be drawn in public in Covington, Ky., on the 31st day of De oember, 1877, being the GREAT HOLIDAY DRAWING of the *far.

These. Lotteries are chattered and authorized by the Legislature, and kris conducted under tbe superviiion of three sworn Commissioners, ap pointed on behalf of tbe Stato, to see that justioe Is done to all. Thsyaro net gift enterprises, but responsible money institutions, which have been successfully eenpuoted since 1827, and have many more years to run. Bonds to a large amount are filed to ssoure the payment of all prizes.

Tbe'oflloial list of numbers drawing prises will be pubtrgbel in the dew Tork Herald, Chicago papers, Cineinqati Daily Commercia', and Cinrln nati German papers., &W "f\

Address all orders for tickets to I

JJP jKURRAY* EDDY CO.,

Wl&e COVINGTON, KY.

dH 18-21-23-25

JJBALTH ESTABLISHMENT 355 West Fourth Street.

icmciNNATi^.

Swedish Movements, 1 Electro-thermo Baths, rt Mot, Cold and

Medicated Baths.

Dr. R. NEWTON TOOKEB, formerly of Grsen Mount, Water Oure, is permanently located as above, and will giv% special attention to CHBON1C DISEASES and DBFQBMITiES OF THE SPINE.

Circulars containing forth-r infoimatlon and reference to some or the best known business man in Cincinnati and elsewhere, furnished on application.

A limited nnmbar of patients can be aocommodated with boarr. —r' eeetadSmeod '.«»!»' £.f:.

TREASURER'S NOTICE.

QITY TRBASUI

Notice is hereby given that tbe Tax Daplicate 18«, ia: ISd th same.

(of the year 18ffi, la now in my hands tot collection, and the following StU raieof taxes on the

On each^jone hnsdred dollars valuation tor geneal purposes ......TO Oents For IudlanaBtalMNoraAi School—spoon 20

POll-taz....-

i—

,.-...-....50

And on all taxs* not paid, by the 81 Mondav In in March, 1888, there will lie a penalty of 10 per cent, added, to the same. C. A. GOODWIN, 3

Dec 13dila'i 5

CltJ

Mil

LIST OF LKTTKRH

PIC*

Toiut Ctnaa,**' the soveretga remedy for all

reaaiuiag unclaimed in tbe Poet Office at Terra Bauto, Indiana,

DECEMBER 14, 1867 PUBLISHED XVXBT SATUM)AT MOUONQ

fections of the Throat andf Lnngs. [dlldw3w

NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS

MY ERY STABLE fOR 8ALE!

The stock, good will and fixtures of my Livery premises. Ths Stable and *111 be sold low, if apt

Stable, with a, Lejwe «f the is doing a fair tra. plied for within one

•'TllOSi F. WBLLSi

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rpERRE HAUTE & INDIANAPJL

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LADIES' LIST.'

Anderson Mrs Charlotte Lewis Mrs Andrew Miss Era Luany Mrs Sarah Barnes Mrs Margaret Morrison Mrs Maggie Brown Eleanor Metsinger Miss Broadhnrst Miss Alice Montgomery Amanda Butler Miss Daftqr McNeal -Mrs Nellie Clayton Mrs Edgar McCarthy Miss Julia Crawford Elisabeth MoArther AnnJ Clayton Mrs Elisa McDonald Hellen Campbell Miss Honora 9McBride Mary Carr Mrs Mary McCosky Miss Almira Obristlan Mrs Barbria Peterson Mrs Boda Christy Miss Maggie Peteford rs Mary Connelly Miss Bhoda Perry Mas Elisabeth Cromwell Miss Snsan 2 Price Mrs Lourena Cormack Miss Anna Powell Miss Melissa Cnpps Miss Mary Potter Mrs Wm A Davis Mrs Ell* Bisley Miss Anna Daugherty Mrs James 2 Ridge Jane E

Bercaw sO Boyle Samuel Boon Abe Buggy Thoe Bunting James Bndd Ike Chambers James

Monday, January, 6th,

IS Faxa roa ALL, INCLOD-

iko InsTaooTio* iK'

MOBSBH LAKOVAOC*.

Dean Miss Mollie Richards Mis Emata Dickerson Miss A Byan Catharine Dunlap Miss Mollie Bussell Miss Sadie Dastin Miss BE Sheet* Mrs Hannah Ferguson Mrs Sophia 2 Felver Mrs E

String Mrs AM

Fellows Mrs Francis Genung Miss Carrie Gordon Miss Sarah Gordon Mrs Marilla Hagow Mrs Ellen Holdcomb Mrs Ingle Mrs Francis Jaekson Miss Emma' Jackson Mrs

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Smith Mrs Mary Smith Miss Laura Schoonover Miss Simons Mary Taylor Miss Mary Tearnie Mrs Lliala Thomas Mrs Fannie Washburn Miss Mollis Winbnrn EH(a White JuUa

Johnson Miss Catharine Wishard Mrs S E Kelleher Miss Ellen Williamson Miss Kelden Miss E Wood Miss Caroline S Kapps Mrs Fannie. W orthington Mrs A Kunts Catharine Yonng Miss Mr Lach MissBattie

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Akers W Merrvin Adkerson W '7' Merin Louis Anderson 2 Melton John Alrleith Fredf I ,'.J£ Myer W

Baker Lewis BlankenlseeS1* BaesGW Bon^nG,,

Bnckman B^- i,£ el

OH!

ROW,Hi & gefui

Meyers Wm Jt MeaingAM Mcese Minor TJ Miller 8 Moench Wm A

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Murray Pro ^,ttr McManns Jas MoC'arti McManorny J» McEelvey Thos McHenry Edwin McMinnlrry 2 McMillen Alex MsCormack Bice McDormitt ''S&i Nichols O'ConnsllJ B"** "jl Obrist John

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M.t^»r the parpuee of electing Directors tor the ensning yn*r. By. order of tbe Board. lldtd R. A. MORRIS. Beo'y.

TN»*ANA! S^ATE4 'TtNIVEllL A 8ITV, Bloominyton, Indllna,

Chambers Craig AM Chase Wilstach Clark Simon Cbildcrees Alex

Cobble John Cordes E and W Collins Wm Cordell Adan) Cutter A 0'

SOLICITORS.

QHAELES WERBE & CO,,

SOLICITORS ftF PATENTS,

COTTCJgEfiLORg AT PATENT LAW, BnVieirtl la 'nuefatl

Model

tllgUs, and

FATKNttir ARTICLES.

OFFIOE—81 EAST MARKET STREET,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Our facilities for procuring Patents are not exceeded by any establishment In the United States. All kinds of Models bnilt to order. [dl4dCm

«&* Read this Carefully, 11 is the last insertion this Month I

Maban MatheryJ Mangher Thos

'tiTNS

100 50

1.000

prizes of

400

prizes of

Prizes amounting to $230,650, 32,OCX) Numbers and 788 Prizes. Tickets 912, Halves $6, Quarters $8

PLAN OF THE LOTTEBY.-The nnmbers, from I to 32,900, on separate slips of paper, are ertEfrelecftn tin ttibes antfphtcadln a gluf wheel by the sworn Commissioner the,prizes are «lmi larly enciicled and placed in another wheel, A number irdrawn by a blindfolded boy, and at the same time, a prise is drawn the same manner both are opened and exhibited to the audience— that number being enlltle to the priza drawn with It. Tbls operation is repeated "until all the prizes are drawn.

Orcutt TO Pratt Palmertou Prater Leauder Patterson DavM Path mar Geo Parker Geo Perry Pettifer Sidasr Price W Pierson A Baker Piper WE Quick Bsverly 2 Reese .GW Beagaa Patrick Botz A

Darrow Jas

v.5 vIlt

»*"y cd ^'ts'

ladies

are admitted tojhe College. Olasses on the same eruts'as Mans.

"The Preparatory SclentiBic

Coarse has heen. abolished, AU-applying for admlislorf to "tn# Regular Classical Preparatory Department, will be examined in Orthography, Reading, Arithmetic, Geography, and English Grammar, as these branches ari not taaght in Institution. Tor information, ad4dfress Rsv C.

Daller John Daniel Thomas Davis Jeif Davis Jos jf Dempster Thos i. Danbour Ed Dunnell A Bro W Edwards Daniel Edwards Levi Evebsol Christopher Rderll Anthony FacresErank Fanver Peter Fender & Schivlton Fisher S Elsher Dhas W Fritz Jacob Filloon Peter Floyd .» Fowler Jas Floid Chas Graham O L. ,*iv'V Garhell Christian Grass Peter Green Early,r Green Smith Grupie Chas Goosman Abraham Hantweek Geo Haas A Hadden Geo Hays N A Haslet W Hays AT Hayth Achillas Hervey E Hendricks Clunsey Hendrery A Howell S Jones Isham Keyet W

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Boy Mike Roberts A Ryan Michael Ryan Anthony ,.'L. By man Edward

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8watz Bro Shannon Shaw W Slaughter

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Shelton W A SherwinGA Shewmaker David Steinberg James Seiier Cyrus Sullivan Minty Silence John Jimmons

JISMS '(WUVj

Swim W Smith Smith 4 Stieeft Smith Geo I Bchroer Fred j»' Sutliff Theron Sulgrove j,

Thoelle Wm Waldridgs Simon Wa[ker

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Wadkins Wo'! fi ft Wallice tn*- ,«iui Webber Henry S*-

Wiae Henry A wilgnes J6 Wright Winpers Josha* Wright 8amnat Wilson 8 •c'-s u35-!'i Wilson OS A'

Knowles Kischgrsbel- John Kenney Thomas Lawrence O Low A Long John LenndayWrit' Lyons Wm 2

111

Wolf John? Wooden Mr 'Yager Samuel Secretary

EZRA SSAD, M.

AMUSEMENTS.

THE CELEBRATED

AND

ORIGINAL

SKIFF ft GAYLORD'B

TRELS

AtDOWLISQ HALL,

Wednesday Evening, Dee. 18th.

On whioh occasion an entirely New and Original Programme will be presented.

Don't Fall to ne* Ihe New Pre(ra^mie

Admission Reserved Seats.

prizes of

250 200 150 125

155 9 220 18 261

prizes of

60 Cents 75 Cents

LOW GAYLORD, Manager. BICHABDSON, Agent. [14d4t

C. E.

M.O. A. LEOTTRES

—AT—

DOWLING HALL,

.HH'itHS 5i#»*

The Second Lectnre of the Course will ba delivered on

Saturday Evening, Dee. 14th,

AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,

By A. Ji. ORISWOLD,

Better known as

"The Pat Contributor,"

Subject—MEAL,"

Admission ...50 Cts

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QPENING NIGHT

Harry Owens' Dancing Club, Christmas Eve at Pence's Hail.

MAN GEBS". .i

AITKEN, JOHN KUPPENETBLCRB, THOS. F. WELLS.

ED. ASA SHERBUBN,

Tickets. .#1,5*

WANTED.

WANTED,

A GOOD COOK,

Washer am

Washer and Ironer—at Samuel S. Ear

ly'", Ohio Street, between Sixth and Seventh, immediately. [Jonrnal copy.] deo lSdlw

WANTED-AGENTS for PEB-

BLES_and PEABL3, for the Molldaysbnys it. Agents can day. Ladles, yoni

Men. or any one wishing employment, should send for particulars. Address ZEIGLEL. Mo-°0-'177, e'wet, Cincinnati, Ohio. 9dl0 wit

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t^OR SALE.—On North First

•*. Street, a frame dwelling, oontaiaiag nine rooms, with baru and out-houses, together with one, two, or three lots. »dtf WILLIAM MTXBS.

TpOR SALE—Four,Prame Houses

J. One of 1»«, two of six, and onsot ssven room*. I will sell theee bouses very low, aod on Reasonable terms. Apply to T.J. FOBBEST, 14Jtf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

gTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-

FIRST NATIOS'L BAVK of Tiasi

HACTETEBBCsHABTB,

Dec. 12,1887.

The unnual meeting of tbe Stockholders ot this B«nk, for the purpoee of electing seven Directors for tbe ensning year, will be held at Mia Banking House, on the second Tueeday in January next. 8. A. HEBXICK, Casaier

Dec |1d to JanH

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