Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY

"Monday Morning, DeeCMfecr II, 186?

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SXVTS AXJ iSJKtk&jt&OI&B, .. abut*.

J2:®5 A. H~.^gU»..K|Psai MO A. 4£ A* 3:10 p.

.Sxpreu

6:35 p. a Express ffOK

!3.Goagh to-Tiightl

Jourml

.jj

Our Carriers will wjfo^€^jj%»ir

patrons New Ye&r'a oaorning with a

g@T I/^. Dawson will accept the Su pefindondeficy of the Poor Asylum, if the appointment jg, ^ndejij hint^ f9 _the

says.

S&"

"Marked Down" is the style at

Edjajl 4 CVs. See the list of artieles in nnother eoluma that they have "marktod -llatf JSV.-i4.i-acvrn.

~, rn.-^ua 'i&i'1

g@- Bemember that the price of adwiii

sion to served seats) is fifty oenU. Tar sale at the Hall Ticket-office each waning. v'

H2T Tuell, Riplsy A Co, are saakiiig a graud closing sale of Winter Dry §oai%. at astonishingly lew priMS. Bead^4Mf advertisement eUeWhenJa whieh t|« |gutes are given.

eiatumi

Another trial of tha new sftam

fire engine was made Saturday soraing, with the most gratifying resalt. Fire Was •lighted and the whistle l^lawin Binuusf, and the engina thraw .water in six tQiautes in tea minute* there were sixty p.ouiids of steam. Water was thrown, a n^lfditrfam, 230 feet thrbugh 1J inch noez"'. 2'4o feat through inch noesle and iwa^traams with inoh noaala 2^feet.

w*3T safaadaAtheStato ehiioB/3#£fe# Alfcany,Iast turned on Saturday, highly pi

18:10 w. Sb 4:00 V.

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£1 ASSTIiMi.AJrD CaA"WTO'a»flrn.L*. jMATj/'*]

patan,

icocnuiiedatlon —.4:16 p.

t:Il it ....Mail _.. „,2:60 p, SOCEYliXE XXTXNBIOK. tKATtS. ..-•«• ST fa-

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

JZ raw--'

Give the Y. M. O. A. every pos

sible encouragement by patroniaing their lectures. iillsT.- -V r- f? —-r^ gigg°» John:B. Gough arrived in the city on Saturday afternoon and is the guest pf 1{. L. Thompson, JEsq. jjj

ttii.- f.

B©1 New counterfeit twenty-Mve tn| currency, is in circulation. It may b« easily detected,-ifrom a blunder Iri ^pblling. The word "customs" on the back la spelled

in the counterfeit. The Govern

ment issue haa the advantaga «f oortaot ij'fiaa-i^wraa orthography. & ... -.«««• tiHtr Look is at Bartlekt'e and at -the Poet OfBoe this inoraing and see if you cannot sslect aa acoeptable Mat for Goagh's lecture to-night—that is, if you have not already dona so—the most of our readors, however, are fortunate in holding their cheeka.

I®c* Advertisement! and loeai nouces» of every description, to receive attention) and bo inserted correotly should be hand* ed in at least before six o'clock in the ereniog. A mortifying error occurred in rotica in Saturday's issue, that wsa handed in ut a lato hour just a* oar pri^teri were, closing the forma. j•&.

Saturday striking,

gS^ Iu the Mayor's Court SfiJan

vHarrell,

for ^'beating,

13ghli|ig, and otherwise menacicing with corjionil pumshmont John Spangler, Jhurpby boipg guilty of disorderly oontjfept was fined aud costed f9,00.

by following ^tceofeei* J- OlcotV WasH rf Valentine, W W Byers,

4:2

Jo Brooks, without fear of the Freed--rtieia'H Burenu, Btrudk George Mailed, a colored map, and han^^i^JWs^ack for

"WM. Moyor, for an old light of over a month since, came to judgement for 98,00

MASONIC IMBTALLATIOH.—On Friday evening, the interesting ceremony of a public installation of the officers of tha Chapter and Council, of our city, took place at the larger Masonic Hall oh Third street. The exercises were witnessed by many members of the Fraternity, their families, and such friends as they chose to invito.

After prayer by Comp. Doct. M. A. Jewett, the installation of the Chapter officers elect was performed by Comp. Alex. Thomas ia the usual Masonic form. Then followed brief and appropriate valedictory and inaugural addressee by Ccmps. A. Thomaa and S. Wolf! the former the retiring, the latter the newly elected High Priest of the Chapter. A short sparkling and elegant address upon Masonry was then gracefully delivered by Corop. T. M. Martin, which was receired by the audidenoe with great furor. The installation of the officers of tha Council was next performed by T. I. Muter A. L. Chamberlain, in tha usual manner of the Craft, Comp. Bav. B. 7. Howe aasisting as Chaplnln, after which the Benediction concluded the ceremonies.

The exerccises of the evening ware rendered doubly pleasant by tlM excellent music furnished by af* choir '«f lady and gentlemen Amateurs, of our city, who rendered some of the finest of tha Masonic songs and chants in a style not to be excelled anywhere. The entire

Brown, James Townley,

WSmith, JP Vesqe, Mrs MCoddingtm

?G*£bfcr&*l»*)

MiAHeltii'fcl&be,

Miss Hannah Toby, Miss Mattie Log^n* Mbs Ann* X,Gordon, Ilia 4^00*Anther, Mtsg Dannie Aubie, Miss Maria Gaihsi

Misa Mo^pfitcfcllJ "•1, *tr

-The Holidays seem to

censes: Wm. ifix# i&^liS^rvllijIock Kenne^McKlroy_aT\d Jan^ Brown. DkviS'llunn and Eliza E. Goodman. Jag. McGeo a^d i^anpy A. Pound. James Yarney and M. A. Higenbothai Jas. W. Edwards an" Hiram Burrass and' Atosnaa

S^sses?^^

A»R«8TED TOR

have qoiokened the matdmo(iiftIllBar act as shown by the following long list of happy couplet, who applied to the j_-—r^-,- ,e,»• .. ,7 ,^a County Clerk last w*ek .fo* marri««e •.^.AlL 1 JGL.1 wmfflliifflinff'vtu n.,n5nl mstnmM ftf the

,d..

Do^j^a^ii^Ali^ Saunders.

John W. O'Neil and Catharine Hays.

BUROLAKT.—Chief

off

a»d~,Policem

arrested-WtlHarii H. KWe*for*bflrglaVj (j^^there would be lees -oaUsry agaihst tfiSb sfi&lels hareaifsriilaa

breaking into the store of Daniel Debsion^ east "Wabash street on Satarday night—

if% i?'

s^isa-r

into the same store on Friday night, but j^^^^^eir varied gaL, were deterred frtom accomplishing their

mtowssiBtox# on the next night, the chief of police ^nd Mr. Gilmore stationed themselves in the store room, axpectring them to repeat tlieir ^irkrfon.^Itf tiis'they ^e'hot1 fti^ta-

ken, for a little after 12 o'clock they cape

ad ia breaking, ojpen the door and effectin|in ei&ira&ee,' wien-upon discovering the policemen retreat^l and in adespeijate tnn attampted to nlaiite th^r aswpe. llhis

atis as^jssissz chase, theahief caught him. being a little in advance of Gilmore, who soon cams. VP and fcha gentleman was ?fcured. and -teeked op in the}ail..»i {HhQil j'

He was brought before the Mayor yes tarday morning-, and, upon hearing the evident, h? wm*l"* *&?• W-

the sum'of $1,360 for his appearance at the next term of the Vigo Circuit Court, which he flailed to give and was commit* |«d to.jail to await his trial ,,0

Hose is suspected of being an old hand at tha business. Great pralse ls due the chief andafawiJrta ftr the tact and energy disp&yad in ^efisodng hiB arrest. Had ibep have got the other it would have been, a grand success. Hem waver. .We hope so.',-v 'J"

Bb^l &8TATH TBAISIIU

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—Deeds for

thai' transfer of the following City prdperty were deposited^ ^ith the Becorder last week:

& G.iBoord to f3. S. Damoraat,. lot in Dole's sub-division, for $500. 3 James JIs Turner to Owen TullSr, the Turner warehouse property, for $13,000. -. Algernon Evana to Alke J. Biley, lot in McGaqghey A "Reach's aaaition, for $150. IOSUI-.

Thoe. ernfa to Francis Hay, loit in Jewett's^addition, ibr $?oo. ,. .,. 'Wm: wT Miller to ^etniaii' Miller, half lot in Bose's subdivision, for $260.

Berahart MeEerina to Curtis* Gilbert, lot in Gilbert place, for $450. -Curtis Gilbert to Benj. F. fltrdair, lot in Gilbert plfpe, forjJWO.

Curtis Gilbert to Jonn Keff®, lot in Gilbert place, for. $500,, .* Thos. Forrest to. Mary. S. Havens, lot in McMurran's addition, for $2,000.

Jacob H. Price to Virgil A, Sparks, lot la Dean's sab-divisien, for $400 Johrt W Beece tVWm. R. Beeee, in Koie'» sub-division, for $2,000

lot

.•»© &:ri

"ELOQtTlfNCE AND OKATORS."At^Dowling Hall |o-night. dlt

A JCLLT JACK TAR WITHOUT AXMS.

Saturday we had a call from Bernard Tobey, an armless sailor, who comjes to our city to amuse, interest 'aid" enfettain our citiaens with that ever popular ihQBi»: cal instrument,? thi' ^h^id A-gan. He is most different in appearance and address of the uoallf dfrty, dull-appearing'organ grinders. His face is clean, .his count^nanoe open, hui eyes sparkle' Jmib jbriiliancy and his dress is neat and tastyi It jshofd oi^r frfOT^%ilfgifrf.hj|n aj cordial welcome in the shape of postal'currency. The Hew York

After terrible sufferings in the hospitals he recovered and in his painfully maimed condition, proceeded to the home of his family at Union H111, New Jersey. Being unable to procure a livelihood for those dependent upon him, wife and three small children, he was advised by some iriends to procure a hand-organ and .adopt his present mode of business. He md so, ana we are plekted to learn has been BP* generously received by th» public. Hia ambition is to secure a sufflcient amount to purchase a little farm for his fkmily. He is a man of more than ordinary intelligaace, converses freely^ and makes meat faYorabte improi^ T4-swn upon all with whom he comes in contact. Hia fine, -open, manly oount»«^nr« indicates at once the hero and the gentleman. He ia. a native of Holland.

evs

-emonioe were concluded with good taste, and were not tedious in length, being concluded by 9 o'clock. Every person appeared to go from tha Hall, pleased with having been present

A box which waa placed in the Aridroom to receive any voluntary contributions from the Craft, for the poor of the city who are not Free Masona, waa well remembered and a considerable sum was deposited therein which will be properly distributed and may eaaaa aeoa poor people to bless the aomlng ef it John, tha Evangelist's dap. -S S4j

i-£US'1**

From his "hurdy-gurdy" floeta the Stais and Stripes and the national eolors' of Germany and Holland. The lad who works so unceasingly at the "grinding"1'

•i'i *. —n a|,'

•OUVB AX SOWUKO HALL TO

men of this cil

niMausa,".bot. «o. extre»ely _^sti^a4le are aar pe^^le that'H', o'cloek that the -Hall wa» filled and die display liV moaj bt^llfahi^.v ®c&tu^a— ing,as a ^neralilitW^ifwa%moH^?-'?M rich And ortumintpd testae and rflcf.' of thai

There ^as atiooghj aj

dajs spd

A full destiriptiot^ef'' all the gay tumes would oowpy too mucli space,| and -we mast be ebntant ^ith 'a more tunning mention of tha ters. Prominetft sfmong'tKem

vWs

tables trill know what

in every way, is deserving of spec! mention* Xheaplendid band of Proff enifloye. the occasion, and atabout ten o'cloek

jjqioat p,rominpt chiracft ffmong'tiem wefe IMifU

A. T- a the Stench Spy*'1, riihest coithhid in Misi '6. D^. jin a Turkish costume of exceoding eio&iie^. Mus J. B. as a witching "Sea Nymijh "MortUng,' was peraonatcd by Miss Cj M. followed by- two "Nights," Misees Jf.lb. ancl'A. ^!i^The.llI!Jbbtograplier'' by jMisa M. T. was unique,prettyRifd novel "Luoretia Borgia" had a representative in. MIBS J. G, "Tho Daily Newspap^rl' by Mts.'T. W. 8.' fuftiirfied'^tt^Rtitivc read ing^. M.jj'/.-aS 't&iainer!' was the johly settaonablt/ reprfeidtatlo'ti her sister A. was neatly atfirod aa tSimpliiftity.J|_M^oQiiV .hpntaBi^y. Mw. eUcite^ much com 'mehdation- '"S. F.lofe&OT^cWcraedly

Ci 0.

Time*

gives the

following interesting account of his life' and services: The armlese sailor and his little boy, who, for days past have attracted the attention of passers-by in front of the Postoffice, have a history at once romantic and interesting. The sailor's name is Bernard Tobey. Twenty-nine years-of his life had been passed at sea, serving in all capacaties from cabin boy to captain. He served on board a British man-of-war duriag the Crimeah War, passed through several of the most desperate naval engagements, and escaped uninjured. Afterwards he came to this country and found employm&nt in Boston on one qf the fasts est sailing-crafts leaving that port. On the breaking outnf the rebellipi).. |e im. mediately resigned hia position and enlisted in the .navaT service, under Commodore Porter. At the battle of Fort Fishecour "Jack Tar" had botS hands taken

The mnaie:-bj-3Fto£.i9reeb's

& t.

ex^ie infrth, atid cdiispi^OQns. atf^ ^rflHaftb-c^ir([

middle afi^ Mgreseniatives ormf rnbdenr datrar^sfi •»!,-.. ClThlB^ feoiM-ffii Mra jlf

KADIC.

rSJV-••»» .• ti''y °In requiriD

aihst

'As before remarked, the eceae .was

?L--ajtri

V. »b®

all indVitfg wrtii^"^dff-tini'ed' fhe -mtietCj-ltke an unearthly company ii| a landof fairift".: thiere' and paradoxical^ sights. Wo saw «nert.,rux»|ging~aTgand attet, ^Nigirtp

W(S^idr^%|ugJct ,^r fuch^jfr^j^eaj and-ma^^gpt up beforp^ytf^wi^g" to^ee if they could discover a familiar facej a feif "Pfidto^tajphir'l^ W& iWbro^blSyj in

if they did not aihg togetiier ^^a v^JPrepch Spy" was constancy tjn°« my's forttflcatio'ns,.^ dccaBiotijflly,^^ni a wiiyng captive without fear ofarrest a pea ^yiapl|"^iq)ieared to enjoy herself tut ^refi ontemrflrmswrbffnealh tlleoceftri depths ^JerDaiisiinl^^A^ walked Ami in arm wHh ^ati ex^Coloiiitil'Wf-a gailaw an« -i®laBiirle^Bafen^4nd "Sufe&ier'^beSecked t5 with flowers appeared mid-winter ihis oinr Vapia* .bla^iimate.

In such an aasetnblage Whore all WtJHtliy loSt,'jtjlf, eingjliar

guises of therr awe^ffie^r^anj^ wuh ^ho-, intuition young ladies

ldet^dt:their

-Idtere

however much iyiy niny b».veU6&,o pth' er and disinterested^'''py^^^wetlmes one's voice is theif vrorst c'n^my, afid ^hen itbetrft^ "tb^^S\"e»ur38^tl^ nj^j injunction iB,"don't tell who I tan:"'and ^^r^ffigas^iifiTOives, and as at the la^Jagr, all masks are 1 laid aside,'then follows ejaculations ofrori pleasure .audfcn"rMlc^ you so I" «lMf j^blfr?^fVVho «^hbu^ht?" "Strange, isn' it

gentlemen

were juitg numerous and generally ^ood hitsl -N^^bifrAtoon^tlifefee^yre 5Wallj :«LdM DiA9Aah«J J)r.iT. »n. immense Shanghai Will and Fran^ M. AS Mexican.aBrigands W. S. R.. |&s a Knight Templar B. H. S., as a Knight of .Malta, Henry and'Charley B., as real live Itankees

G. as ''PiBtrbleum Y.J

J?i98byi,r ^vai 9».$S*p- M.

E., aa a Clown .L.

8.,

as the Bod Monk

S. A. Hn a sombre grey Friar, C. E. Ml, as "Gu"betti,'the Poieoi*etv«'

T-

C. C., a big

lubljerly boy 'M. A. "b., a Dandy! Ex^uMtaj P-^b,4.of 'GiHoinnatiJ was a fine looking Highlander, ^. McG., was afSail«^a^lS^l^dUguu^s^ J. J. K., represented Jeff. Davis as hb appeared when captured, and L. G. H^ nn«

yitingly gave not a bad representation^bf

We are" aware the aSoveTs not a complete list of costumes and pursonatipiisi butjt is perhaps a^ nearly so as could be chained by day one piAoif^ 1

To the young gentlemen under whose anspfcd this- degant party* '"#is ^ven, aechcrcdit is dyia, and ^a.uc prai»e isf freelv bcatowed for the admirable conduct

tl«pwiie..^*^: uI H- ^53

Vto

aatrru.» atfB

tafadM WM eatruated to £i. w-

*-T5(fcr- •.

H. Scudder, as! "5T only accessary tja 5 Gwmtsm*»***«• that the .unner was one of M,W4«»WL~ gay that the aanner was one

"kbhest'

indicates.

foH9U*A

rille band, of Indianapolis, was exceeil-

:&&e,

Mihmm*{&*&**

orcho6tnwftfti« 4|TUedSbi#t tenUon frpm the scene oo the floor.. $ojpeiJ bfefore ^lie

cy dreMpsrty, ^hiobadmita «fi»bor»te

.pqaallj as pleasing,, while at,., tbo fame time the many objections tom aaqaerades owever select and carefullj* gu*'

imue^

•t»fer* taf :t—-.i: "••••.——»ii.»» rs "ELOQtJE^CE AND

HARBOB, IND.,?Dea 28,1867. tliwioard

L-*i

*«LO^Pjw#&.. 0cff«a}8M08?r*i W||c*f f.r

rules for ^he1 gwernfment of their business tfiofcs ene

all

fe-

seriptips, 8?'? ••srfe^--wholefftmiliei ^seembied on '-suoh joo aaWbW— tt^Saettflarf«?Q^6r89iiPth|. ra Wlth'their diughlei*)'^ fathers with.-chit dren brothers wi^' "sistei*.*1, "Wllf{ott

roiffer to be prewnted five

-u.n6n tb0l

raeftt on the Soih inst 6n8akngly pulled D^mocr|y:i&.t)iES.it1ion puV-of Jiis pdeket,' whteh 'tlad' never seen the light save in Demoeratie- deas, praying? the Board to change tiw voting preemet 6i Fayetto township from Sanford to the Vermillion School House! The petition was signed by about thirty Democrats und no£ aainglb Republican's Jwna to it •Which'is sufficient prbof that it wai a Dor*ioc£afcic trick and not an honest expreBaioii df tha wishes -of the voters of t^iat procuict ^sides we know very well that hswi thft people generaliy knowff^ such a move was on foot they could and woillfl have prosehted' a remonsttrance "with tbroo tiines as .many names to it.— But the object of the whole scheme is tgj get the polls aaTTaraway as possible from wlArg^^iikte majority:kteUt siad^or|i and more immediately under jthe^^boa wholesome1"Democratic influences ahout SL^ryk^'^d that there wiU, in all prob aliijiity, ,be ^ome at every elgcUon ~1'

can not well leave'their business at Sandford to go throe.lor four milfes iiito-t^j backwe.ods to vote, and in 'view of these advar.tages to Democracy it waa-ioor* dered to be changed. FiTSfTr

Ti accommodate a number of per

sons tyho wish Setter Mate 'than they are now abl« to secure for Gough^ Lectu^e^ ihe managers have p)aced a number -of chairs near the plistfonn. These extra seais will be cold at one dollai^- dlt.

ftOUdH AT .DOWLISTG &ALL TONIGHT... «t i. «.i-. .- tfiT"David D. Summerviijo .died at hit residenco in Nivens township, this county, Sunday, December 29th, aged 36 years mohth^ 3^woeks and 3 days.

Sg^All numbers of Thompspm,s

btil*r

taire Us tbe' lJingliier of tWRe^iinent

Miss B. J. was a reaV-"Orifttitai Quqenj looked like every ''.Wldo^" i^en pining'for hw faushard number twrt Mrs.. F.

was muchjadmired in hecpeison-

fttionjof the Edinbofo Filih-Vfl^. Mijs A a as re as he an a a tivating '^Peasant Girl. was Misi H} B. .MUs F. T. aa a "Hnntress" had onjy to draw-her

\img

down

the^ame^ And. Mi^-^H^4e«w»t|ated that if Cotton is King, she was "Que^n of Cotton." I'f KT |,

cinnati, Miss B.~Mifls K. 15., Mrs. MJW.,

Miss H. Misses L. and E. O., iMiss. M. N..Mbl Bf. at\d..Aii S. ... I Amongth¥gWlri!et«eh whfe*fad-t:o character that is,, we mean who did not asiume any pwsonsitrob,«dresseeiof exceeding richness were..wt»ra*byyte«9ri?MW. K, By H. A. D,, B. C., G, F-jd, G. F—n, and ^.S^ofJpi.ncinn|iU.

uGlove-

fitting" Corset cau now be had of S&xton & Walmsley, Solo Agents.-'^ •'w-*dlt U-aaov xnii

•'ELOQUENCE AMD OBATOB&"— At Dowling Hall to-night. dlt

$®~ No onT should fail Gough^ to-night, tu he has

to hear' Mr. signified his

intention to abandon the "Western lectin^ field at the-termination ef this ceasei) d3t 7

GOUGH DOWLING HALL TONIGHT, n&imi J-

d2t I!

... •:, .V

In conleqiience of the rettitti.of a

'number of ticketsjrom Paps some very desirable seats for- Gough'a lecture are for sale at McDonald's, Posteffico New# Depot. By order _of dlt. COMMITTXB.

"ELOQUENCE AND ORATOBS"— At Dowiing HttlJ to-night. dlt 9 gi^" Gough'a Lectures I Doors open at 6} o'cloclr lecture begins at 7$ o'clock. d2t, -•.

-«s

., FoDND—Oa yesterday: evening, about 5 o'cldafe. dri tho E. & C. Railroad, aehort distancis'sirotfci of the rolling -mill, two sacks, one bundle and a shot guu. The o'wner Will call at the residence of Jamea Thorpe, 132 South Second street.^! dlt

"ELOQUENCE. AND OBAT6R&."— At Dowling Hall to-night. dlt^

LOST MONAR.—Dropped Saturday morning, at Edsall's corner, a roll of green backs. A man was seen picking it up, He will please return it to tho First National Bank, where be„wjJtl.,fee suitably rewarded. d2t.

S®~ "Eloquence and Orators" at Dow« ling Hall to-night. Secure your ticket! for reserved seats at once. A few only remain unsold, at Bartlett A Austin's and at the Postoffice News Depot. This Is considered by many to be Gough's best lecture. -•-, dlt

Onr neighboring city. of Brnxir

not content with its oqal and iron ootori•ety, intends to eclipse every effort of the present season In the line of fancy dress and masquerade parties, upon New Yoer'a Ere. Hendrick's new Hall, equaling ia ^apacitj Dowling HaH, is being prepared 'for the occasion, and every effort to make the affair a success in every particular is being made. A cordial invitation is .extended to all whoJtaay,wlsh to participate.

GOUGH AT DOWLING HALL TQ'

SlOHT.t'A'o d2t

Go to Biddle'a for Sewing Ma-

chine4 Zephyr Wortted.DresS THmmings, and other goods/ltlow jpric« 161 Main VjVr J*.**.. 26adtf

removed to T.

151 Main street 25-dtf

aim

*5B i. H. Biddle,

take pleasure in recommend-

iog Mr. Biddle as being competent in every respect to represent iu interests, and would state to my Mends and customers what must be taken now as my sincere inion. that the Sinter is the best of all

ASW »«w.-waw.

OJtATOBS.®—

-At.^ii'ng Hall tp-aigfit.

A 'CAIKBXSTONAXITX AXO PANANRD^ Has for a twelvemonth been combined in that superior Preparation now widely known a "Barrett's Hair Restorative." dpi* K)IiU -—JUL

cheaper corset than at Woim's

ter or cheaper Examine and you will find this true. [24-dwt|

iay

•St^ai!)|^M#,'lihr*lffeatear-Bfrector of the Bo6rd diaioU-6ry monieut peti- lenzor's, every day at lO a. m., 3 and

tioitS^WaBatiaifViiStaH were tiftbo passed Im. «L21

iiBEt-'eveniBg

before adjaurn-

kUii.--aL'

IL'- ~:l!L

}ati& ill I

Auction sale at Hendrich A ^81

jQr* Choic artiele #uclSlaiatO*l«*ri# Co's, 155 Main street.

of Pennsylvania B. B. Wright A 'I dtf'

Ltnsar0i every day Hi 10 a.

mv 2

By order of the

'""ELOQUENCE AND OBATOBS."i At Dowling Hnli.to-night.. DIt

Billings a great

a. iif

light

tickets on

ana

[21-dlw

Fresh arrival OI cboico Tees and

lu Poultry, Jgmne, mjach blow potatoes, apples, and cranberries, at A. FUBROW A SoH'a, South Fourth street.

Twenty-five cents for a pound pf

Coffe^j fbtfr po»«l»-foP

«01 at Bay A

Btdley's. dtf

UA$ifBErSSt...Jj[ feJSW.

ents, Iffrge variety, at Mahan A Ce. s.

Something niee for a

Sous

GOTTGH AT DOW1IKG HALL TO. NIGHT. v.,,d2t Till *!..•'

Christmas dlw

|0rln searching for Holliday Presents something practical, durable and of real benefit to t&artclfiieQt, shows wisdom and economy on the part of the giver. Such an article can be found at

N. AITDHSWS

Bootand j3h*s StorejH ov-Hl Main street

MOHB ABOUT FOKIFATHMA'

DAT.—While,the

Pilgrims wore effecting

a landing on Plymouth Book, several had the misfortune to tumble overboard and were consequently affected with seveVe cdlii Ahd, coughsr and^ after using up all the Elecamane and Boneset there was in the vicinity, and getting no better very ^atttj 'fh^^ent a^iiessenger te Boston for a dozen bottles of Bichards's Pectoral Syrnp, whejewith they were all cured This valuable remedy, is now for sale at Gmmam jB^^oecurth street, opposite the Market Hoase, and is con» ceded to be the best remedy known for diseases o£tb*,Lung» «V|d^hroat. ^eyi^n#.wir carl

u\z

1 1

SgrCold, stern winter has again enter ed upon his fletc% career,stern and pitflesapausmg not to gaae upon the ruins that strew his path, but penetrating alike eve aganpue^bj* Ihe hofel of the poor aa well asHte gay parlors of wealth and opulenec, and no human power eao stay his ley breath er melt hia Iron heart to pity.

Yet a temporary relief can bo found in the superior eoal tarnished by the undersignod from bis new mines Just ope&ed west of the city. This coal has no superior in thlsap^rket, knd we challenge competition ffomafly source. tvj

Samples of the same can be seen ai nay office, No. 24 Third street *-Having* increased

fimlitmt,

all orders

left at the office from this date, for

mall

flo tt E. B. Wright A Basins, Qarranta^4

'Wtf* STew hams, ft&h eggs

?or

1tp.

l*..-

targe

quantities of coal, will be filled

with promptness and dispatch. No extra charge 4or ameUquantities.. Delivered to any part of. ihffCity al accents per bush, el. Give us a call.

In cases of extreme poverty, ceal will be furQishedfram this offioe,at

cost

until

after theiioiidajn.. -A-JD. Oouis.

tSf Harry Owen's Dancing Club meets at Pence's Hall,Wednesday evening, Jan. ilstt ^ne^^ Spend a fpleasant evening with us. Admission $1 00 dlt.

iSF'The Annual Meeting of the Sooiety connected with the Fint Congregational (%UKh ot Torre Haute will be held at their Church Edifice, on the 1st Monday in January, 1868, at 6jo'clock,for the elec tion of five Trustees for the enBuiog year, renting c^f pew^-«*c.

TRUBTEIS.

dec27-dtd 1

talker,

great

sewer

MOKSAT

dark

TUKSDAT

JtDWP.

Years

^utthr«

K. ry. factory cheese, at A jtni*oir Soy's. South Fourth street lfttltA 'I' "1BgtTci „Lf Tcrsf XQia 1-rJ utU'

jceivad^at

A «3 Maira

BaoW

8tre#t.

^-je Christmas or He#

p«senl,ri010 BROWK

f&s

MttTtt's

62 Main »tre# dtf" erg* invcrfee 61 Queensware mftkefl.

dai!y, at Bsowir

62 Maira

ttreetr'

IV Decline In Heating Stovea. and a large stock, at 63 Main street. 26,dWtf W. W. SHAMWMt.

W A. C. Furrow A Son have just poened an entire new stock of .groceries on South Fourth street, near tha Market House. —. 18dt(

Wff Fine Teas Coffees, Sugar?, S^nip*Y &cn at A. C. FTTKBO-W A S6»'a, SoiUi Fourth street. 18-dtf

The Only Bazaar or VarieW Stbra

on the Wabash, at

BOBIKSCHT's, 10?

Mai#

Streat. dtt

Fel pM

SKATES! SKAT«S!!—500

pairs Ladies',

Gentlemen's and Boy's Skates, just iresdel vied, and for sale at' Cory AMa"heott«t's dtf. ifttf" Best aasortment ot men's and boys' hate and caps in the city at N rWestfall's,

Main street. dtt

WS^" White Goods Cheap, at Bobimbon's.

and Embroidery dtf.

Large assortment of ladies' ^i

gentlemen's ?aud ohildren'a.. at)! Westfall's, 86 Main street. dtr.

We advise all wanting s^i%a and

reliabio insurance, .to ini Phisnix of' Hartford.^'C Q.76,383'tt

W. K. EDWAKOS, Fres't

Dec. 24, dlw-w3w

LOCAL NOTICED.

Ooflfs Malt Extract In Amertcja--This c»iebratcd Hstltli BcTorage, b«Tiiig been lnirodaoad into ottr .ooartrj, ^BUSULID*, ,ts i&crea|tQB ccmaaiptiOD, Us gnat Enroj«ao' repatatioa. Wa adviraa'l (lok weilaa Usaittky lo try it, agUler-ally lh« at »h» report made bj the. tpeclal epauntttee of^reei ia tLo Ifev Tor^ 4ead»ny of MftdielBe (tatee, anjJ is proved by tbemany dlrlom«a aadraadale baato ed oa lt ln Xorope.

Admission

ia great walter Josh

but tbe Singer a

therefore for

utility

buy the

Singer Sewing Machine of Biddle, 1(1 Main-street: 26»dtf

|®r Who are flrit to meet the decline in Cofibe'f four fioundt for $1 00. dlw,.

rpHIRD

JoBTMJIBd

BAT A BAIXXT.

T. M. C. A—IMPOBTAKT NoTicki— To purchasers of ticketi to Gough's Lectures'December 36th and 31st. Holders of reserved seats will please present the

evening, and the

evening.' This

will greatly facilitate our arrangements, fajUOWinft tOAn inadvertena|.in printing, the dates were not "clearly design a ted.— The subject or Jhe"' lecture "on Monday evening ia "Eloquence aad Orator*"—on Tuesday evening "London." Tbese are considered (by Mr". Goagh himself), the bctt lectures on his list, fly order of the Committees on Public Lectorea.

WAMttt*T, Chm'n

[23-dtd (Journal copy.)

•B^Toysl Toys! Toys! goto

Fancy Woolen

Hoods, Nubias, ^ha w1j,Tippet, A?., Cheap *t Boflxsaoa'a., dtf,

Auctkni tile at Hendrich A Pelenser'a,eriirydayatlOa.

Torjt fxprtm.) To

It llard to Live without a Wif&rao (?»Dtle heart to get up co:d morning* and baild the "Are. Acknowledging this great COD venleoc-, man will searce hope to lire aliray%

*100, «t i-il1'' .UiJWu 1 I t'J'i' IT*" XancfToy ^adTr«r«liagB«*k#U a^Boygaqir'^,

Mtmi s. Htfterm

dtf

opened' their pontilar Georrealways keepM" the ,}mt

#hst.rts%

ten

Mince meat Tuesdays and WPfyf

at C. I. Ripley's, ... dtf

f6|P*.The Quaker Sausage at

29tb, at 10J A. 19-dt4

Litharge,' Oii% "'YarfiitheS, PuHJf and Paintern1 material je^rher atneta li-.i.ig:

FineMMftraenf

Stoves,'fit* difibrent varieties from Pi^W bttrsfh/CfoitKajUUt' add BvnnsvHle. at 63 Maift-atreel^i

1,-

HATIM A C3o.,4^onU.

Offlca over Donnelly's Drug Sto 17dw3m

4,f

Prai. ttug dtf.

tfl^Diamond and siiWr ^oWde/fer'Balf and fancy dress parties, at Mahan A Cjo.'a dtf.

Bay A Bailey'si .JRitudtf

3AV* MoNKT-^-By using HtTBBUOi'a STO^PiPX DAMiPBK. wurranted save bne-fourth of tho fuel or the money refunded. Over two hundred 'artL now* in use fia^Etl'cityyeverv one or wnich gives entire satisfaction. For sale at the Old

19" Enos Strouse is now opening in

tion. He will also continue to keep a fcdl stock at his old stand, No. 64 Main

yjj

I^TOysters at Badgley's. Oysters in the shell wt Badgley's. The largest oysters in ,t^»a city, at Badg ley'a. .igu.^

Try some of Badgley's.tig oyatars.' Headquarters for oysters at Badgley's. Oysters by case or can at Badgley's. The only place to get shell oysters^ at :.i 1

Badgley's.

24dlw

(GrDiamond and silve? powder for dressing the hair, at Mahan A Co.'s. dtf. I

IV The best

glove fittinff Mraeta

IfSf 'A ahwjuyt'

^made

for $1,25 at B. Weisa's Skirt' Fatory, op posite the Poetoffice. [24-dwtf

HSF" The Terre Haute Draw-Brldg Company hereby gives notlco that e^ery^ person who shall pay two dollars tolthe toll-collector for the current ye^r from January 1st, 1868, will bp entiled, ta reduced toll for said vear.

Fou? povnds of #|--O0 at

S. B.

llr.

tr, MS Broadway, New York: (KatrMt* ot Letters') Mr. Wm. Molltr,

New York,.cared of dytpepcla, air.U.B. Beetiaaa street, of sore throat. Mrs. Aaiaoda Forseorf, 119 Wootter etreet, of Woakacss of ttie stomasb. Mr. Ph. Bender, Hew Haveai of esft sumption. Try it, aniyoa wli] b« wtisfled. it gives strength to the sreAfccstvapyetiUto tbo oon valeMent, sleep

to the

lcvalid,' aact hope a»A-

health and joy to the eick. '-Sly apystlte rb tnrns elace am using jonr Extract of UbU, writes Mr. John Settler,- of

Na\r Totk,

16S Kan

lStbstreat. Bold by Druggist* and Oroc^ta. oojUfty 5f°f daedeod lw I. L. MAHAN CO. Ages

et.

ocpt he at onoaprovide h'mself with-"BASS'S Pto TOBAti ELtiia,'• the tororelga remedy

for

all

e(v

fbctions of tbs Throat aod lanci. fdlNwt I I .1 .1 i'."* AMUSEMENTS.

Y.M.C. A. LECTURES

At MWLWO HAXsl.

Monday and Tuesday Evenings,

siiDecimber 30th and Slat.

..50 Cents

BISERTKD BEAT FOB ARK MUTOU*......61.00

.« bolb 1^9 Tor sete at Bartlett a Aontia'e Booketore aod at the Post Office. SOdid

ANNUAL BALJU

or TBS

•likm" Society,

Eaddler aad

WUl be given attPBMnX'B HAT.I, oo tbe Mat Ol Dec mbt-r, 1V7: NEW YEAR'S EVE.

MAKAO*«S—P. J. Ryan, J. T. Scott, T. E. Dawsoc, Wm. Smith. Music by Harry OW.tis ^aod. TICK KTS —$1,60 0«cl8dtd

WANTED.

\T7\ANTED—A few .Smart/Li^e TV Agente—To sell a new of Qoods that pay a large profit, aad meets-'with quick Sales. Send for a Circular., enclose stamp to p«y r-turn postage Give uatae and Tost oSce ad*

drro*- J. WAShN,

2tdlw No. 10

SSdtf

b^,2and?p.

4th St., Louiavilie. Ky^-'

FOR 8ALE»

won SAEE—A One Horae Wag-

JO on—

8m -nJ lland—at tbe Cematei7.,4

23d 1*

BOBIK-

SBTS. .. .dtf. --^-.weawi A fuil line

8ALU.—On North Firs'

T?OR X? Street, a franco dwcllintc c^ataluiog alai rooms, with bara aad out-hoaeee, wgtiUter wltfc. one, two, or thrte lots.

TpOR SALE—Four Frame House 1?

Oae ot

9»e, two of eia, aad cae of »tsi

rooms. I will sell tbese booaee »er. low, and os waeaaable t^xas. Apply to T.J PQ a H^-ar, NlMi'.',

*1^ o* urn»w v|

rSh-

FREEMAN'S

t@p ThcHffprfotfs Glove-fitting Corsets seefti thepert'eition

1867. .• •, Theabovecorssts can be' foundin:all siaes at

COBHBLXU*

Weet lOtlt Sa-eet,

Boesaiaa Mass. -o»- 4r«aMs HaeT«.~ .Yau will ccflsult your interests by .exam)! Wing McDonald's StislneA !Dlreetory al the Pos^offloe Stand, before makin| arraogemenU to ip»ert your cards in any of the '•catch penny" affairs that are being eanvaV««d for now, in the eity. I will oonvinct Wkf person who will take tbe trouble to cail and examine my directory that it Is the

but

and

\p'

SUBJECTS:

Monday Sveaiog- "XKOQVBNCS ASK

OBITOK.

Tncsday ltrcnhiR—"london."

LAS1 APPJElBAXCEl!

Cheaput

a-cro j-i V.

31d2m

JT Butter, JIBkr Boatoa and Cream Crackers, l^st-ia ^tkaKCity, ft CLX BSp-J

Markle Oi

dtf

bAmte.—Gold head and &ncy eanes, trst received, at John B. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dif.

JK.

Sfi^djRtC W. W.-HitAirwo*.

-.1'

,1 I.I.. I.

Ecpiko*t

akp

KiSAU CO.

u»

'i\ ol«

Atfj

Floor, buckwb^tt

Hour, oew cbrli meal, and Uemtny at A* C. Fuamow A 86stit Fourth street I8dtf ^bedicatipn. of the United Brethunch. on the corner- of Mth sjnd tut atyeetfc^y Bishop.J4 Weaver df Westeryille Ohio, lo.occur on 8abba)tb, vmL,.:..

CLOAKS,

REPS/

ltalv b^en e#-in-street in the S. Freehlan W^wnmentof

tablished at No. 1^1 National Hotef build!

goods, new a^d rCresh, suitable for helir 4ayj?r«ente,-ara .ta be found that the are»aaJ«w- aaat. any other hbiise. Call and examine, dwtf

Ufa Our pfcTpuTar* and well butcher, Jo Buppr has established a meat st^d,vbhHhctsoutb^sidi'of ttfdn s^aM between fth ahd: Wt M^£ tin store, and from thia tine forward ^ill Jcees the» beet? meats-in: bit OT^y i&usago can stand at all thn§a.

\t*ii

NwrStba*,

this^articid of Cos*

tume, and well dSTerves ube eeat^stoded to our subscribers/ These' priW Cornets must become .fashionabli^ bocaasa .thay conduce to.eaae of persoh and ^ricsfiiK oess of

focaurrrOodey't Magasins, Pea.

A HaaosarrA

8®* We het« determined. Welese out our stock of Ready-made Clothing with a^iew of changing our business to that of M^rehant Tailoring aift GFeftt** Furnishing Goodf, exclusively, and in ortler to d6 so, Will offer, our entire stook ol Bbady-mide Clothing at n'dt cos^ib^ new goods, and the bulk o/ the stook carried over from last ^year* al rnach ^^i^^oat, for cash' ^^Watriaean just. what..we- s^JMtd will do-all weprpmise-T*

GehtVjPufhishi'ng. Qoods, abdClothing made to order at greatly reduced prices, 'Call In and examine etir stock. It is mueh the best in the city. '\'J«WaT0K A Miuittf1'' idwtf' i*. No. 81 M§in Street.

MARK:RjD

»'.ri

Miry.

MARKED DO«

jift

ft?-'

tri

MERINOES,

MARKED DOWN. to

uunevuz

•'•I

Ouio«t.—Cory: A

ancourt are agents for-the unproved ul?ber M««lding. J^eps out oold. rsiin, mud.andd^st preventa rattling.,of sash. Tryit^n your dooc^and windowil dtf

%.,

rsftsrS r.dtf.

Gents' Furnishing Goods suitable

foif Holiday Prosehta. .. .Wai*AdtSbotsisd1i^r-b^ all dolors, just rapeived ^*t Erlaffjjer's. :A)so, Gents' Fufudnaif and Gloves, and a general varietyhfCloth ahd K(d Gloves.

Bargai A JO vaftmata^at yrlenger'j

Jultlfaceted alnev^ lotof Silver

Ware o^Jhe fewest patterns. All interested in "making, Christmas Pri ahpUfUl look alihese gefdB before, purchases aW3 they arti the' hafa gaeds in the %nMteeb, «&<} include Pres eiita of snudi cost as. web aa largei

JdARKED DOWN.

COBURGS,

MARKED DOWN.

fm ,a J| "-v-.. s'.t^r* •-y.-jej|iniaJ km. .ft.!:v MARKED VQM J* r«'M .J t***a ... '9 ..,

ALPACAS.

c-Ffi"

Poland A Hammerly have justjns ceived a largo stock of boots and e^ry 4&ciip.tbn ft6iL tlih largest to ilTi smajleat _si.aj9. Rhieh wili be .sold at tho Very loweit ratei possible. XJall and bee our stbek bqfbra^^r^haslng. No.' 5 l|to* id" ,i •-s. noSdtf

.Jia

,.u,

». J.

PLAINS,

MARKED DOWN, wu.«-

UNDEBWEAB.

MARKED DOWN.

a*. »»«-as«#war» -.-rfj :-fr.-r.£joj.

.Tf-V-i

I *U Vs? tttHitm, if ». f'O fa -I* i-Wa 4 .s «, t-- «T l.| jlS&i-J-, -J

Edsall

CO.,

MtmXL .* II in ZlCtp.tiW

•f .' awj^, r'Usi ,s««

1-W3-. c.j "in*'Dp*.-• «»4h »tf tm 'I/••!* a ,j4 ».«! i. «|-«J ,-i. rtf -•£&*•&b -Ji

The /l?op Lot

the 8eason:

41* I

O Ji KNN 600US,

QVAKTKXt Ue&

SS«iV -a®- shf MS

.•

161 MaiBjjBtlge^ifaltWi frt f!utrf"giook.

HAK

FIR'S BAZAAB, always on h'and. and will be furnished, to sub«cribers at Publisher's rates,freecfpostage, dtf

Grand operiing'of new gdomi ahd new books for Holiday Presents at M. W. O'Connors, ljM Main street,ai^porner of. Main and Ninth streets, consisting of Novels, Toy Books, Picture Books, and Fairy Tales for young people, Statuary, Medals, CroSses,Bibfes and Prayer Books, Albune, Pocket Books^ Port Moniea end ladies' Purses. The largest and finest WMortmeht for Christmas Presents tfver offered in this market, at

cheap-that n» child need want for a CMstnm present.

ufoiuorw jwcfli

dtf

hgo&TXD EKaBopf*i*%~Mrs. Louisa volger resfjfctfully begs leave to in fofjn^he ladies of Terre Haute iuid vicinity, that she haa just received, direct from

JOT

Wrt tuiatoilr, pitno

stools, slippers, and other racfe articles, suitable for Chrfatubas gifti,f1#hlch were Sp^efsly selectbd foi1 her Stt^e by Misses

progress made receiitry in this kind of

witiiA!# MYga^""fn«Mla^«orkv aai th*r:aw/aHiv»Brked with unsurpassed skilL Theyjare in fact, beautjful in the highest degree, and Mra. yplg«r:feels pkopdtQ. be able to assert that such nice artfciee have never before been Saareeraar SdaadOUe

v-f ,•%

H»u

A ^i£tey a#,,** jfc+ -Mi'/ qt rt *iS I .ur *.

a l^ji

method for JulTer-

tiSitig your businesi eVer offufed

you.

Bememb^r it only casta you $10 a year, and every one who-has examined it yet, pronounces it far superior to those they have paid from $20 to $&0 for. dtf

J. P. MCDONALD.

Now is the time to subscribe for

your Magaainetl J. P. McDonald will furnish any of tho leading Magaalnes or Illustrated Newspapers to aubs^rijters at the pdblisheifs prices, fr«i

df putay*.—

Call at th^Post Office News Stands and examine specimen oopies for January of Poterson, BaUou's, Frank Leslie and Harper^. In fact, any Magazine that is published will be furnished to subacvibera at Publisher's rates. The latest novelty in ihe -way of a.Magaxine of Fashions,

m.-ni

Gf mmI ClMlig Sale •i -u^i,

,iam i- ui«ta

ftfli -s vlw-

*it

te*rtna to

,J. OF *«n»

i'/Uil'S trJzk.

WINTER'^DBY GOODS

fltg attq .m

IHWLtp

Dry,. Goods Emporium.

's*

ly r-

*»v.

®50,000 'j

Worth ef Beaaooable Dry Geeiii, to ber t*

"ia

1«|S-tvit -n*t

ASTO&ISHINLF LOW!!

SO pieces French Merinos to be sold at 7$ cents, Former price $1.25. 200 pieces Assorted Dnss Goods to be sold at 26, 40, end 60 eta. Former price, 60, 75 end $1,00. 9006 yards choice figured Delaines, I6fc. 1000 yarda Bleaebed Sheeting, to be sold at cents. 1000 yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 centa. 2000 yards Bleaebed Shirting, yard wide,

C8Dte-

•mSt

One Case high colored Priata, 8^c Oae extra heavy wide... 10 Four Tory choice 12| One Bale choice Bed Flannel 29 One Grey twilled 25 Oae heavy plaid all wool.do... 40

wvsi

-»ri%

ti«u

.-.5

Included

panic prieet,

is vStt^m

tfA *i(ah»i-i3: r*

,wt:

fti

?n*

8»tat«B(e i»a

at*# wo.,'

a»y»s*^«i4

.«,»

3hi,4J••

Uty ^. ...,

vwrr.. ...

i-s«.

-a

Ht-JlJarSKBm enxti

TIABLE LINENS,,

Towels, Skeettags, ie^

i»

the above 8mle. .v in

-W Hf

rr--r

.KOl'i t1**

The atfention of HotiaekeiperiTabd others ia called to the above, aa aa anequaled opportanity for purehaaiag aeedflU erticles.

,-.H. .• i..|i N.'C/J-

Sf'iyuMs'.

Abe-

M-

•m&i-

vSj''

fel

iaSSi,

«s t.. -d* .fta

ElJELL, RIPLEY S OO, OmrmmrSth cmd Mmt* 8tr*9U.

T«rr« lad* 4'»-

JtSW