Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 January 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Friday Marslag. Jiiury

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CITY AUD STAT® ITEMS.

f&- Capt. Ben. F. Raed, formerly of tbi? city, has been appointed to a mail agency ca the Central Bailroad, between Indianapolis and Columbus.

1ST Since the alaoUtion of free passes on the street are, which took effect Hew Yeti'fl day, many who enjoyed the Ionry of a 'pass, now End i£ greh&lj promotive of health to'waifrttp an£dowMaln street. 'Mt Jt™**

PSf Now Tears day nor yesterday did not afford us a single infraction eftbe municipal laws to report from the May^s Court. The police state they saw but one drunken man on New Years day, and ba was in charge of a friend who was Endeavoring to get him bona Thif well for the good older of our city

gjjf We print this mora log the Pro#ianation off Governor Baker, aanannriag the readiness of the House of Befafe for the reception of Juvenile offtodws. The proclamation of His Excellency fallj sets forth the objects and desires of the Institution, and makes some very wholesome suggestion* to citixeas and ^fleets of courts. We commend it to a careful rusal of every reader of the

ffir- The burglars seem to have translerredtheir operations to tha country. Wednesday night Daniel Walker's houses few miles south of town, was entered and his pants tyk*11 out doors, but fortunately there was bothing of value In the pOcWi The house pf Byron Dto^ag waa 41ao tlsited, and ho suffered a loss a? about $160, abstracted from tha pockets of hit pants, ilr. Corben's fcouse, in the same neighborhood, was visited but an entrance was not effected. The prints of mocajiln ed feet were found in the anow at oacjhof these houses yesterday morning.

N*w YEATW.—The day was well observed iu this city with old time-honored customs. There waa little wild hilarity, hut plasty of real hearty pleasure, in which on© and all, old and young, bore well their part. There was an unusual amount of calling and exchanging of Nen^ Year's greetings, a most delightful custom, which renews old jmdL-iormE new friendships with the incoming or the new year. Family parties, visitors and friends made the day glide happily by. $t ia pleasant to know that the holiday was aa well and so quietly observed, and greator benefit will come of it, by far, than had it been a time of wild excess and licenie.With the most cheerful amd agreeabla memories of the first day of the Now Year, we can only hope that it may not be darkonod by the shadows of any subsequent dark and untoward event.

N uis ancer.—Mr. Editor .—There is a class of boys from six to sixteen yoars of age, who nppcnr to be turned loose topo& the public without any restraint from pa rents, guardian or any other authority, who make it their business to be at public assemblies to disturb and annoy those who have corns together, either to transact bu» eicere, hear a lecture or have religious scrrices, by running out and in, slamming of doors, stamping of feet, whistling, aid rcftny other modes of making disturbanees rs (o makfl an iat«lerablt' nulianco, to abate which some effectual moans should boialen. If parents or guardians have no mere regard for their children or Wards tl- an to thus suffer them to be turned loose on the public to annoy and disturb wher aver their inclination may lead, the public authorities should take the matter in hand nnd provide the ways and means to protect our public assemblies from such .an. uoyances by sending sueh boys to the House of Correction until they learn the rudimental lesson? of good mannen* which their parents have so muck neglected, and perhaps be the means of saving the future of such boys from degradation and misery. It would perhape bo a good plan not to admit them into our public places without their parents or soma parion who would be responsible, for their conduct, which would add very much to the comfort of those who attend suchpla

plan to stop this nuisanoa you Will confer a great favor on thoee who attend our public places to eqjoy whatever is toM seen or heard.

enot®k_ ta.jikturbl even thaee who are •noosing for the second time and causing tfco speaker to auspecd until thebanging 'of doors M&r the thuinpioi^ of their feet oo the floors and stairways have ceased and suiBflSnt o£der ~t* restored to apeak I and hear. Such things are nuisances infolerebl*. character |iid shoald.be abated. Such ill-bred and onmannered boys of the ages above named should be in* formed that their room is preferable to their company aDd if they do not profit by that hint their mothers should be ap» pealed to not to let them out without a guardian Rather® is danger oftfceir loet in a large town like this.

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FRO BONO PUBLICO.

"Wbbk or Pbatkb.—The oommittaas appainied by the Ministerial Association to the T. M. G. A., to arrange for union meetings during the week of prayer (next week) have adopted the following .plan, mv&trs-i wo*

'V.-?#

A daily union prayer meeting

filth*

people come. hi. Frank Howx, Chair mas'of CWnmhtM: of.Ministerial Association. Ouvsb BaBTLBTT,

UR or STTBJXCTS ^pa WEXX or MLATte. asma& Jaa.^ -^IW rwMtance: for +riyee, for ai«ering, for Christian labor. John i: 4. Cor. ariTr29-3t~ Bom.Xiii: 11-14.

diSsrent se^ts,. diffareol, alw#«» church.r df muturi lote,

Tuxhsat—Word

Qod—Thatii||imjay

preted,: endowed with power, Bjabeg'tb* learned*, 'aDd b^ tbe John xvii: 1?. Ps* xix: 8-11,

WxsssssaT—Individual community, church, Sabbath prayer meetings, friendships, of worf

*SCOMM*KDKX BT AMKBIOA1T TRACT ..#*«**-. SraDAT, January 5,1868.—Ettmpfra' Han of thaj World*—For

missions to heath*

en and nominally Christian lands. That the Holy. Spirit may bless all missionaries, miseien.ichoob, and/all-natiyfr C&fatians, especially the native" ministry. ^Thina, the Great rai«ion field of the American churches.

Monday—Local

Churches.—For

lay cistions, 1 gious press "W KDSXSDAV—TAe

oitt &to the wori

ia to be

is to be held at the rooms of the T. M. G. A, over Tuell Ripley's store, every morning during the week- from 8 toW o'clock.

Pastors are assigned to take charge of the meetings in the following order Monday—Rev.

29" Mr. M. Harris, business agei of the well-known Peak Family-of Swiss Bell Ringers was in the city jssttBdq? arranging for two of their popular concerts, to be given Thursday and Friday eve*ings cf next week, with fourteen per&riers, inoluding the Berger Family

M. Stimson.

Tuesday—Bev. C. A. Brooke. Wedu«da^*--ilevJ 3feo. Mofriacid. Thursday—Bev. B. Wilson Smith. Friday—Bev. H. S. Little.

and regard this as net ice of their appointmanfc.

ilr

be more faithfully used, correctly inter- ^proper length directly frua the 1

Mattxx

Ti: 10-12. John i: 41-42. TttPiimy— Christian Character

buslhess, in amusements, ia little things, in maaners. Force of example. Sil£at' f&im]** reproach to the gospel. Matt, v: 13-18. Titus ii: U-16. Bteb. vi: l-».

F|iu?at—Mtam

of Orate—Preachitafc

Sabbath Schools, prsyer-x»aotin|pB,Piris« ti»«i associations, religious and benavoient IsodetieSj inissioDs among poor, oegleciors of religion, false religionisU, Western and Southern fields, freedmep,. heathen. 1

nendance upoa^ii?^ promised, his pawer, TeiWals,''rirostant dperations, grofrth in grace, intercession. Luke xi: 1*13. John xiv:7-l6. Bom. viii: 26-37.

SUMDAT .—Jesup* 0L in the churches,- &ftb«P«irunion, *urc* of strength, and of the law, hope of glory, crown of joy, everlastlng'roward. Bev.

a bles-

r||Dtt word:pnea?hed 40 the conversion of the impenit&h't, and the gr«teter oonsecration of believers on ail meetings for prayer on Christian Households.

Freedmtn—For

the

Divine blessing on all preachers of the fospgl and teaiphars among themipon all efforts to improve their Condition, and specially that they may enjov all the blessings of civil sod religious waedoin.

Tbtjbsdat—Home Missions. —For the churchea, Sabjmth Schools, and inskitu« tiocs of learning^in ttie" destitute gor^ions of the country. For Home Missionaries and their F&miliqi, colpoftors, and all efforts to reach our foreign population with

ridaT—Out

Country —Tot

all iij au-

rity, for wlseand just laws tha I and wise Adjustment of all national culties for tharaturn of kindly and bfolBerly feeling in all parts of the country. For the proper infiuencaof Christian men, and for union among Christians.

Satebda?—The Holy Spirit.—Fi blessing of the Bdfy^^Mt ra all efforts to promote the Kingdom of Christ, that revivals any be enjoyed in tha churches, that a tnissionary spirit may prevail in our colleges and seminaries, and tjhai our country may be prepared to follow the leadings of Divine Providence.

StnTDAT—Sabbath

8ekecis.*-jfor

Cbris

ttan instruction in the-family, and \n Sabbath Schools. For the Christian culture of tha youth of the land with referenoe to tho future of tha church, and the world's evangelization.

THE SOUTHERN PENlTENTlAJtf. Chronicle, the Indiana correspondent of the Cincinnati inordar tb ekcape the tedium of the State Teacher's Association at New Albany last week, took a little rue up to Jeffersonville asd wJ^la

Mr. Editor if you can auggest somtju^ visited tha iSoothara penitentiary. He gives tha following iptorreting deSoriptSoa (^f what ha aaw -thataj.-vaga-y

Thore is also another class of boys fro® 16 to 30 years pf age who have strayed away from their mothers and play by the wayside or stop at some of tkt Csahionable watering places until the hour ha* past for business to commence, make their ap« pearanoo with heavy tread a&daartial air, as mack as to say, "look out fcr the engine when the bell rings"—tat are here: making aa much noiaoar&fy «aa, diiturbing cot only the speakar and., listener but thoee who are enjoying their first aajfcp Bat this is not ill. After shufiing in their senta, talking in tad whkpoes for half an hour, annoying every body lojjjg^^ their vicinity, they either dry or conclude thoy*x* iathe wrong pew, they make their exit with

Th^outhera p#isod ls3adttALnaar the banks of tha-Ahio river, about one mila ho^aw Jeffsesestvttla and fair mii#e above' jtew Albany. In axtarnal appaaraacain hf likxthxt df robdarn penitentiaries gei

Tba hhrh .'whitewashed walls reciaiicata clearly W it fifMnid nt." IT any doubts

fslt upbn seaing it, tie prisoners pacing aboot odtside tha walb in their striped clothes worfld dissipate them

The antrane# is at

at.

the canter

of tha

south lide fronting tleiver. Passing in

'•=S-S?»?K

tka wtuklag Jkiialfc, hy obuiMng a {MS miauoa from this officer, who Atrnishas a ryaster«

Monuflig, we wetW^ortOihla in beiag ia

dam of Mr.

Kf*,

gaUiT whb Mk wSa

pataaia axgdaWBgarenthiagas ad sl

eM, jUMi W BOsweria

reeas,h*^rea floats ar#topaa*&ett3< Wb j| thtMiitatfA: H»iwall„ Jpd elsewlftf

back thnjrtpfrfr iron atairwayE running

tesee from the w^ls, and^w two sto4es

Mali 'twtlMmi BMMt flna employment Their WrvJctts to aybrant partiee^ who contxact far tnw wori^ while the State fteds and clothea then,' tad takes charge bf tbasB- e» fbr a» disoipltae aod general menageinetit. is concerned. ^^-finds, tii»o at Jeffer«K villa aod the otfcr'at LouisTiUe, ar«. tn# principal cootractora &t the preaest tisii One of these is engaged in the maaufao*Kd«m while the other makes various kinds df •jrriculti&al implemeots. ^assing int® tail first shop, we Rod everything bustUig with life aod activity. Accustomed to «n^er%iu||t*r4 #ucl^ eunwtancea pursued th,eir work |n a slow and lisUsM mAoaar, w« ara astofiiihed to sea every man froriing with 11-•

they are sand baltf. Aftar ths sitae -manner tne hke*i Fo(ta: aor4thar i^le*iefet* ^e manufactured in ifKnonsa quantities.

tha manufkctuHf-d£ ^to vm of all iuhdi,ahd

asasria^^^'fts-'rt

On the east side .gf-,th« yard is an ikmsflw kUldin^^^^,.t» tha^n^^

trott and tharough lwiber 'totba finis^ea machines. All ^.^ .Biachihery 'Hecas•ary for this is nMV«d one engine, manufacturad at Colnaibua, Ohkk' The cylln* dar is 12 iadbas, with a Mind stroke,

china must work. wUh perfect smoothness, and entirely" WitnmiY jar, or something must "give way.'*

Dry houses for s^O^el^tler, aud tank* tor st«amitrg hM*re located at convenient poinla, Prisoners pus.. abput from one plrce to another, carrying lumber.and ttMfviiifeJfftTCiet partly branUHe^

Aniseed, hpparootty. With entire f're«4om. ^ey4of tt workshop at soma central Dekit, a 1 elevt^a jjoiUion, from

Wherever they arey however,

sits in soma every workman m«qr not but thinkiiowI maoh. titoulile tbeso prlsonarsmight oocasion if tbey were dea* parata etto^p. ^1, uae the opportunities fti their very grsip." Ttja tools they uaa, and Implemeots thay manufacture, could, used to kill a'tnaa with blojr. A msn^ so minded, might and hia owu conficc* ment in aaomeot. Of anything of this sort, however, there no danger! The hope of pardon, and the utter hopelessness of getting btyond Uib1)lwb1!«, what* euer they might do within them, ate tiftr ficfentrto keep them quiet: Bven those who who art under senttace of life oil far many yaar8, nrf Worked to the shc^a ^itK, implemants and tools on ap sides. Many prisoners are quite freely trusted outside of walk for ware is no dahger of their attaodpfing to Escape. Atlbftibly many of them WO(ild apt run. with! the best ohanca wnile 'vthers.'would "go *t the drop of a hat." .] f--

and west. Theae are ranged in four tien, «tth the 15th of! In ddtttfle (OVA bfcckto ones being reached leading to narrow oltte'piMwm oners within the walls, 15 ot wnom were £fcy,j0llare.^ fwnftW 'Tbecrhnea oommittad were as follows:

we come At

These, are (milt

J« «Q«r-

and as thoQgh rfii wBore neirt wa*in enterprise. Oar" first supposition _'i% that this is for the impose ot drpiwuig th^gh^'btt^ upon mquivy,'%ai laiUw hat all have their task assigned,-a6&«t£j&dt up(mvflnhiHig than »». soan ipjjfattWNo talking is allqwisd. among, the prisoq«rs, excapt whfu absoJi^teJiy nec^69ry|«nd It "if very wlifotn thata moutlHs 'opened. •With but few ^captions, however,' ail se^m interested ift their taskj, and wetsr a pieanta^ exprestfwrf coBntaifeaWiirbe^. scatceiy .look at viptor», Tior ot each othbut keep aloe* at Work. In'trUth, bUt for the stigma upon their characters bh

Stig! their petitionaodtlAs faettbit

th)is wwfc'ia not fcr themselves, there is

Two list* of subjects bare been prepay •d—one Ijjf-ths Evangelical Allia^qp, a4d: the AmeriCitf Trac^ Wciety of Boston. Both lists are published hetowith, and it iV prdjwica fhat the leader bf the meeting read from each list the subjMt awitned 7*k

th^ih really happio than Wh'ea^adwrtnig about, 'a* any of 'them, ,were when at liA^e, without employmvnt,' and doing oneSanxApod, ^ftfis visitor may tr^ce, if ha the process of manufacturing a- hoa, #r rake, frenn tha rough bit of steel, and U}e log of wood.to .tne^iMtfacr impk^ant read/ for shipment. Powertul machinery pnrRrzh every operation which it can I made io 4e, and.-aaehjn*ti ^es iii#-«p©cii duty to pinorm)4nd%hlt oaiy. ^SBra see sheaae, opasing and akaiag at intej vals, wfaiah wttl «utr off a^pfes of sta_ three in'cbM widerand three-quarters thi^k

9r*^e

were papar only. Trip-hammers battar ^2.6 •ottha«iaalwidi*few.strotts.risAn*th»r machinaauta^PthA raagh^edges with 060 stroke. Orindatodes trim^lowa thain ularities otauriSace^ two mm a«aad-.tg* temperiag whH» amery wKaelk^uui be| finish up the polishing process' In 1 other loom tha haadlea have -been: ma Qna BUM^ini$aws out square pieces bf

tha hi

tk€fiey

some guard fa upon tkom, ahd- -in e^ch

"be,seen. One $an able

In the' canter of the '^ard, irf^af "sihaU brick buildings is the fin engine, a stationary on^ btrt with how suffloientt^ reach any pbint' of tha enclosure. Nfstb. of this-is a large bathing pool, Which oan. bo drained anil rallied at pleasure. North of this are \bf

kitchen and diAi^r^ftp^'

tha bakery -and store**om». Th^ diaipg room furnished With plain, naijrflw board tablal^)fd J^iqicli#, the'-ff^ biing of brick, the plates, spoons and cuts w. i!H weiSttrairaBiTOit^lTr*ppeHrin or expansive in value. Prisoners ar4 fi in the mordlfcjf* WUh meat, vegetable

and vegMables. At supper, bread, vegetables and'water to drink. The diet frequently changed, but there is no graat variety at any one time. There is more oftb is* that tirtfe^-|T|cw^ver, Evervthing looks clean and ?s well oookad, while aaoh «usn }m

as. much as be

wants. Tha oora brad was really eiceU

harnass and collar ma^ufiict^y. 't The hoapitsu is ia tha front part of the

1»®*4pfcr Ite.

tor's office are in this part of the building

also. \W'.. Everything connected with the prison

1 'b*

is coBducU4 #a dock work. The prisxuMrtfcn raqMc«d toiried aFth* signal in the morning, dress themselves, make up their beds,] qtm ttiA orooer inonsofT to aoom out. They march mangle file with close lock step, the haad resting on the shoulder of t^ef man in atyd with their faces »li Inclined toward the cukrd. JThua they saust go st ail tiaes wnan Adving from plana to plaaot and- whaa ba|tWo

turn to their cells in tho same way, jeaeh nan closing hie door as ha goes in, and holding it saut until it is locked.

VMgmanxa -4*$

Ttiwwat baatdnf ^rectcrs is coat poMd of Willia town, PreaMeat 32

William S. Farrier,

of Charie*-

Meredith, Terre

and M. P. Qhea,

Tinoeanea.

J. K- Faulkoner J.

5agiI^..4M |nltiaather,

Tors

Maa. J. J. BmiJi matroa. Thar* araaavisthc waitoac "M i.-wasm iMi tmss

1W*

tJ J8w

8$t

December. From the report just flnunea ^ha parent or tho infant,if able, musti we obtain several statistical tables of in- nmpnen^ r.nrl in the l&st named' teres t. At that time oners withint^ yall

Sbwd laroecj, 248 murder,, 40 as wfiVi^batterf With Utantto mnrder, 34 petit Urceny, 18 barelary, 18 forg8 e^eauit and battery

oeny and burglary, 7 rape, 6 manslaughter, S arson, 4 obtaining goods under fi^se pretonsee, 3 perjury S

At tha time ^committing ths crimes, 104 were farmers, 76 laborers, 46 had no occupation, 16 wore carpenters, 14 black« smiths, 11 coopers, ll painters, 10 clsrks, 9 teamsters, 8 railroaders, 8 cooks, 5 bakers, 5 barbers, 6 barkeepers, 6 shoemakers. The other trades and profess^n^are -but poorly represented.

The following .will show the_ terms of ktriioritaont of vh« 'different persons Life, 27 twenty-ouo years, 5 uinoteea years, lj seventeen yeare, 1 flf'.een years, 1 fourteen years, 4 twelve years, 5 tan years, 10 nine years, 2 eight years, 9j*»bfr6a yaacs, '1& lix.y^ars, fiva yeare, 37 four years, 22 tnree and onehalf vears, 1 three yeare, 68 two and one-half years, 2 two years, 199 one and a half years, 1 one year, 15. -. *Attvxrr. I* ?(i

£tan,

Board of Commissioners, to whose management the institution is entrusted, it frill much mere largely partake of the nature of en Industrial Reform School than of a juvenile prison, aad this being, the case, the Success of the enterprise will depeod greatly upon its starting under favorable euspkea and conditions.

After tbe^Institution is fairly is opera tlon, and families of Infants are formed and under good discipline, it will be much easier to work in boys of at} older and worse class, than, it would be to form and redaoe to proper discipline lamllieg and classes composed entirely or principally of such material in the outset.

The experience of similar institutions in other Statte has proved that boys o-vjer the age of sixteen years can nut be re ceived with profit to themselves or the Institution, set the -act under which our Houia of Refuge 4s prescribed eighteen years as the maximum age at which infants may. be received-

Tha evil to.be feared from the sending cf boya of aach advanced age will probably ba agsravated by the fact -that the friends oftoose aocuaed of

ktistical tables of in- the espenses,,and In .the last named' there were 423 Prl»* I cj^e the cbaxzo wjiU be on$ bundled and la. 15 of whom wera fifty

aonar8

committed were as Where th&in&nt ioSilt' at the publicf

assault and

battery with Intent"to rob 2 bigamy, 2 2: attb«sslenttnt, 2 admins a'j conspiring "to1 -commit felony~1 'concealing stolen goods, 1 barglairy and petit larceny, 1 robbery, bur glary and tawny, 1. feWMt»ooctrrAXioir.

Alabama, 1

ScoUaftd* 1 Arkaoaas, lj Mextc^, 1, Nova Scotia. 1 Saw uuiwicK, W^ptsia, 1 Holland, 1. rOBVKBHAKTft.

20 widows, 2 divorded,

Utii

Temperate, IBS intemperate,.9,2 ©9d-

widowen,

crime will btf

tempted to re. resent the accused as being younger than they really are, to sae them from the cauoty Jail or pwiitentiary by having them sent to this Institution.

It is hoped that all go-d citizens who dasire. to see this Institution jccefsfully perform its mission, will use all proper msana to discourage ard prevent the committal of boys of an improper age to its gaardianihip and to this end the co-ope-ratioa tf those entrusted with the admin, titration of the law is especially solicited.

It will be ebaerved that, by the 11th section of the act, infants under the age of IS years may be jtnteneed,

trial to the House of Befuge, instead cf being sentenced to the penitentiary or oouaty jail. It ia hoped that ao infant will be sentenced to the house of refuge under this section for the following reason^vix: 1. It will leave a record of conviction of crime to confront him in after years, aad to discourage him in his efforts to deserve aad obtain the eonfidence of his fel. low-men and there is certainly no necessity for such a conviction, aa he may be aa effectually committed to the guardianship of the institution under the provisions of the 10th, 12th, 13th and 14th sections of the act without any such record being .made against hint, 2. By the provisions of the 15th section of the act ao infisot can be oonveyed to the institution until it is ascertained from the Superintendent whether he can be re

eaived 'or not and if he cannot be racers* ed into tho institution the case of such mfact ia to be dlspcaad of as if the act had never bean passed, and aa if no procead.i^luiMefi takan under it.

Now if an infant should be regularly triad aad aaotec—d to tha housa of refac%aad it should be afterwarde «cer« tSaed that ha eoaM not be tried agaia for the flame offeaaa, hit discharge would be a aeoeatity.

TJnder tha provisktas of tb« 20th sectiea of tha act tha ecpeaaa of heepiag and takifig care of eadi infant, (Including sub•iHNoa aad clothiagj, bat oeea eatitaatad ateaa haadred ant thirty doUai* par

Mno

Where thoinfant itf'iSnt* at the publicf the charge to the county from which he may come cannot exceed half the Amount of the aforesaid estimate of sixty-five dollars per annum. l!he necessary forms to be observed ini making application for admission into this institution will be tent without delay to the Auditor .of each county ig. the State.

Bead and. write, 2(4 rafd $nly, 64: no

\C BBCA7rrUfaATI02^A

ia oonfraomentj- Daoamber 16, 1S06, 421 received sinca, 203. Total, 624.— IMflcharged at the expiration uf sentence, W dischaiyed by pardon( 72 discharged by ^afrtits Ibtiyw, 4 deoaased, 19 remaded, 6 .eecaped, 2. Total 201.. Be-

SMai£b«r 16,

niaihingV DMambir 15,18*7. 4&. jtotmfe BV«G» It mnat'ba a aovrco of much gratification to ^1 friendt otraforknjthat the State buildi nga for the House of Bafugs for ju•veniU offenders will toott completed «ad rca4y for ooenpaney.This will put ^theyoung oen and.buys who new go to

aa penitantiary to mfngle with the more ardeaad ruffians, or are sent to the county jail whare no one looks after their reformation, into a school where they will be taught regular habits, and

lar habits, and be led into,

Tvirt

paths 9f virtu# and sobriety. -4 C»BO»|CI.¥.

In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused tha seal the State to bo affixed, at the city of "van.

^f the State to bo affixed, at the city Indianapolis, the date first above give CON BAD AKEB.

By tha Governor: s&aoN Tb.vsi.sb, Secretary of Stale.

9SB*Qoods made to order at Johnston & Miller's at greatly reduced prices, 81 Main ««reot*di l*ii jan3:3U

Indiana, 10& K«ntucky, 66 Ohio, 46 PesaiyiVii&ia, 17 Germany, 24 Naw Yoekj 24 Ireland, 16 Tennessee, 14 Virginia, 16 Illinois, 12 Canada,^ 12 unkftoWn, 9 North Carolina, 7 Geor-

ia, 6 England, 6 LouUiaoa, 4 Mich* 4 Massachusetts, 3 France, 3 Nawje^«ey, 8 Maine,'3 Denmark, 2 Missouri, aV ^ex&s,,.3 Delaware, 2 Maryland, I, Prussia, 2-,

Flak-

t&" Hbavt TwlLt.E» Wool f2^.

"fv -sft Epbaw.& C?»

"Sg^A splendid" line of over-wafts Johnston & Miller's at cq»t. They are going off fasti Call soon. .81 Main street

fitU-.

gSF Yatu- WlDI for fifty cents a yard?

{3-dlt

J? Sf

Fnxarca Msbistob Ec»acl & Co.

GymxasticsI Gtmnastxcs I—Mr. G. 0. Shirk, .a'graduate -of Dr. Dio Lewis' Normal InsSvite for Physical Education, respectfully invites the attendance, at Df Pqnctfs Hall) this (Friday) evening, Jan uary 3d, at"7J o'clock, all who are inter ested in physical education. Dr. Lewis' "system, "deieVVedTy popular throughout the coattiry^aiffefeantitoly from tho old system of heavy gymnastics,? and is adapted squall} to both ladies and gentle, men. [dlt

& a

readyvc^ade ^olothing Thay are Belling this season's goods, at cost, and goods from last year at much .balow "cost. 81 Main street f3-d3t

^IBIIIB PoPlISS, $2 00 IlUBH POPUKS, 2 00. trlBiiH Po^rjws, 2 0 Qi~ ztewri*! A (jrJW® ED8AIX & Co.

__ Weston is a great

setoer

therefore'for

E &

.* iX ct 1

aK3M^ nbK-i A PROCLAMATION, tfawf/

fiXKCCTlV? DE*ABTMEST,

IndianAPoLia, January 1, 1868. In pursuance of the requirements of section 10 of an act of the General Asfembly of the State of Indiana, approved "itarch ^, 1868, entitled "An Act t6 estabjish a House of Refuge for the correction' and reformation of juVehtle offenders," !, Conrad Baker, Lieutenant Governor of the State of Indiana, a^ting as Governor tbanreo/9ohereby anrfoinoeaAd proclaim that the institution oqntemplated by said act having been heretofore 'located noar Plainfiald, in Sandricks oounty, is now so nearly cobi^leted as'to property admit of .the reception of youths who may be com. *aitte4 to fts guardianship unddr the pro•vidonaof said acU Lc Afl^ordihg to the jdaa adopted by the

utility

buy the

inger Sewing. Machine of Riddle, 151 Main street. 25-dtf

10" Go to Biddle's for S9wing Machine, 2ephyr Worsted,Dress Trimmings, and other goods, at low price. 151 Main street- 7

•j.

i- 25-dtf

Bs5toVKD,T-Tae Singer Sewing Machine 0$ce has been removed to T. Riddle'?, 151 Main street. 25-dtf

Choic article

of Pennsylvania E. B. Wright & dtf

'Buckwheat Flour at Go's, 155 Main street.

tSSF Fresh arrival 61 choice Tees and Coffee at E. R. Right & Co'?, 155 Main atreet. dtf

Poultry, game, peach blow pota

toes, apples, and cranberries, at A. C. FcRttovr-A Soiviv South Fourth street. iadtf.e-5

BaS* Twenty.fivc cents for a pound of Coffee four pounds for $1 00, at Ray & Bailey's. dtf

Don't Fail to see Mahan & Co.'s Fan. cy Goods. Thay are cheap. dtf

"feSg^Fartc^-Ooods f8r Christmas Presents, large variety, at Mahan & Co.'s Drug Store. dtf.

Maxy People Resort To a Dye, became they have never used '-Barrett" Hair Bestorativc." Try this, and you will never want to Die (Dye). S dwlw

^eies's$I,25 Corset fit3 better and

retains it shape longer than any $4 Corset ia the market. dwtf.

1ST For the

handsomest,

best fitting

§'ost

,S0*

aaa half «f tha

most

and

durable,

chtapeit

Corset in the city

to Weiaz's Skirt Factory, opposite Offifce. 'vn dwtf.

ggf The term 'Glove-fitting," as applied to Corsets, is the exclusive property of the manufacturers of

ient

and for wnich tboy have the copy* right. All other parties using this trade mark, do so in violation of the rights of the lawful owners and render themselves liable to the pentvUy for infringement. In

name

therefore, a9 well as in

Zti:

A. C. Furrow

upon regular

nwrnmrn.':-

meet B' ,W

Son have just

poebed an ontiro new stock of groceries on South fourth street, near tbe Market House. 18dtf.

Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups,

&e., at -A. G. Fitbrow & Son's, South FcBrth street. 18-dtf

mmmmm—n———1^——mmmm—— LOCAL NOTICES.

Ia Hoe Slgno Vinces I

sort's UA.X.T XXTBACT SKYBBAQE 07 HBAITH. N*w Tons, Teh. 13,186". Vr, Lsofoid Horr, 641! Broadway, K. T.: (Thi.1 Ittler and the foliowlcg report ara signed tff the Ghalnua of the Committed Dr. John arUco'p'.) aEPOBT TO THE W. T. ACADSXT

"Xb« Commlttea

Ot XXBKIX*.

have aacartalsoJ to what thef

or-Bjiatr a cnOclent extent, the Ingredient of the artMia, tad aliQ it* Hode »f Freparatioa, and ttt^Tfaavo rMwsax«aelteT*t!uitit dUEari iu

Iiwta* P*rticsifcflr#oai the uMal preparation! of Itait kao#tf"tand«i"tle aann of BEEB, ALE aad POBTKB, and the believe It calonlated to ac as a Mild Tenic, and ao a certain extent aa a NUTBIMsNT in tome caaee, In which the ordinary n&lt liqaori might sot br found to

agree, eape-

ctaltar^arvonee^sepc* of tixe moderate quantity of Xleuhol aicoataiaa la ceap&rUoa wttb them, and thoj le*l Joetified ia BXcoaa$NOiK9 it to the PrefMtloa for'trial ia appropriate caaea." fio)4 by Druggist* aad Otoeen. aneMlir L.StAHAHaOO.f

It tt Hard to LlTe witbont a Wife— ao gentle h«art ta (tot ap eoid mornings abd batld the Are. Acknowledging this great conveaieaea, man will ectree hope to lire always, ex* oept ha at oMe provide hisa«lf with "Baaat P*o nauBuas," theeoteraiga «—sJy for all af. ftctku of the Throat aad Laagt. [4Ui«W

-Jta.

»s»T

?0t

Toys I Toys Toys I go to JBobxk

SOB'S.

White Goods and

Cheap, at KosrsB^ifs.

irdian, In which

an of his pasenf orguai_.__,

Bay & Bailey's.

EmlirMdfery^

|G?*Diamond and silver powder fordressing the-hair, at Mahan & Co.'js. dtf.

tSf Buckwheat Flour of the ,bS3t quality, at C. I. Bipley's. dtf.'

8hawls, 35 by 35 inches, Sne Goods

only $100, at Bobissok's. ,, dtf.

ncy Toy and Traveling Baskets

at Robinson's. dt&

Something nice for a Chriatmast

dinner at Bay & Bailey's. dlw

W Mince meat Tuesdays and Fridays at C. I. Ripley's. dt£

The Quaker S&usaga at G. I. Rip*

ley's. dtf.

The Only Bazaar or Variety Stocei

ou the Wabash, at Bobissok's, 103 Maine Street. dtf.

*St&~ Go to E. R. Wright Co's. for Cranborrys, Rasins, Currant- Citron, Turkeys and Oysters.

New hams, fresh rggs- acd batter,,

N. Y. factory cheese, at A. C. FcrcnoW jS Son's, South Fourth strtet. 18dif.

Tots I Toys !—Ju rect- vud, & MstviK's, 62 Main street. v-#Uf ..

I®* For a nice Christmas or N#w Year's present, go to Buowx & MELVls'8 62 Main street. dtf

(^"Diamond and silver f6r'B"a11 and fancy dress parties, at Mahan A Co-'s dtf. imi u,-

Large assortment of Indies and

gentlemen's ond children's furs at N, Westfall's, 85 Main Btreet. .^tf.

I®*-Best assortment o* cicn'31 and boys' hats and caps in the city at Is. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

flag* Who are first to meet tho decline in Coffee four pounds for $1 00. dlw Ray& Bail^t.

I®* Butter, Milk, Boston Mjd Crwaj Crackers, best in the tiitjj^af^ Bipt ley's. dtf. t£jF A full lino of Fancy Woole^ Hoods, Nubias, ShaWls, Tippet, &«., Ch4fc| at Robimson's. dtf.

IHF* Markle O.

walker

Josh

Billings a great talker,,hut tho Singer a great

Plour buckwheat

flour, new corn moal, stid homitiy tet A. C. Furrow & Son's, South Fourth street 18dtr- _____ 1

ISf J- & H. A. Davis, wholesale' and retail dealers in White Lead, Bed JLead, Litharge, Oils, Varnishes, Putty an^ Painters' material, c&oer 3d. and Main streets. .:i*dtf.

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, five different varieties from Pittaburgh, Cincinnati andEvunsville, at No 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W.' Wj SjJtAKKOW.

Economy axd CojiroKT^-Cory A Mancourt are agents for tha imgrovep Rubber Moulding. Keeps out coid^r^id, mud and dust prevents rattling 'of, iaab. Try it on your doors nnd windows- dtt'

•^58 We adviae all wanting sound anh reliable insurance, to insure yiUi tfre Phoenix of Hartford. Cash assets $li076,383 85.

Havens & Co., Ageh^,„^

Office over Donuolly's Drug Stote. I I7dw3m Save Money—By us'mg Hcbbabb's Stovb Pip* Dampss, Warranted' to save» one-fourth of the fuel or tho money refunded. Over two hundred are now Hi. use in this city, every one of which" givjs entire satisfaction. For sale at the oJ" stand on Third street. Iba Groyzk. dt£. '-n ow

Enos Strouse ia now opining

Col, McLean's new gilding a, spiendj stock of clothing and piece good^, togoll er with furnishing goods of eve^y descrii tion. Ho will also continue to k$iep aXq stock at hisr. old sfand, Mp.'64 Mai street. [19,dtf|

Our popular and well kn'tftvn

butcher, Jo Rupp, has cStabluhod 'a tnejit stand, on the south side of Maiii strefct between 6th and 7th, near Lockwoofe tin store, and from this time forward, \y«l keep tho best meats in market. Repp's best Jersey sautage' can' be had at1 $» stand at all times.

tSf Gestlf Furnishing Goodat euUa'Uo, for Holiday Presents. 1 Waterfall KnotB and Bows, of all colors, just received at Erlan^iJsi Ai^o. Genta' Fur Collars and Gloves^'arid a general variety of Cloth and Kid Glove*!4

Bargains in Overeotts at Erlmger'^.j dtf Viao Woolen Mills.—Wii h&vo now on hands a lull stock of J&a?i3, Satindtej

Flannels, Blankets

Thompson's pat

fact,

Thomp

son's is th9 only "Glove-fltiieg" Corset be fore tho public. Call and sea these pefect goods at

$Axro»" ifc WAiatstET's.

fiaT" A largo invoice cf Queens ware looked for daily, «t Beown & Mklvis's, 62 Main street. tllf

Cajies.—Gold head and fancy canos, ust received, at Juhn B. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dtf.

fglf Decline in HeRting Stoves and a large stcek, at 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W. Shannon.

and

Stocking Yarm,

all

of the very beet quality, wbich a ©fljer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at, as low price3 as can be sold by any firs'. ciaiS manufacturer. Call and see. dwtf. 3. 3. Kennedy & Coi

US' Oysters at Badgley's. Ofstt _ysters in the shell at BudglcyV..'' The largest oysters in the city at'.B^qgicy's. uj

Trv tome of Badgley's big oysters..

Fjadquarteri for oysters at Lndgloy^. *lth Oysters by caso or ctin at Badgley's." 'k "^SB PB29CjEflPilON The only place to get shell oysters, iat Badgley's. (24-d]|W

KgrThe Annual Meeting of'the Society connectcd with the First Congregational Church of Terre Haute will be held sit their Church EJifice, on the 1st Monday in January, 1868, &t6|o'clock,for tho election of five Trustees for the ensuing year, renting of pews, &c.

By order of the ,. Tbttsxsks. dec27-dld

Just received a new lot of Silver

Ware of the newest pattern?. All intiorestod in making Christmas Presents,

S. B. FBEEMAN'B NEW STOOT^

161 Main street, National Hotel, Block*' Tv dwt(.

Thompson's Glove-fitting Corset#

seem tbe perfection of this article of .-costume, and well deserves to bo commended to our subscribers. These prize Cornets mast become fashionable, because they conduce to esse of person and gracefulness of form.—Qodty's

cash.

e??»ef'

Magazine, Qcc

1867. The above corsets can be found in all sizes at Cohnelius Se Haooibty's dt£

g®* We have determined to close, out our stock of Beady-made Clothing with a view of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and Gent's Furnishing Goods, exclusively, and in er^er to do eo, will offer our entire stock Of Beady-made Clothing at net cost

JOBBSTOH & MlLLEB,

adwtf

-in**"**

^ALE- LAJTO—8iV Acreai HfcidS Tract, 7!

gciiiciicftit if Xerro Uante, oa tba i! Bond, ta'lM from WootftiUrf fhat T&lnafel* iiaibe? la^d.1 A'dtlross,

®9nfcof,.9!atl«rljj.4

Tip TUis much the tixi st lock

Qjfo,

8ALB.—On North Firtf Street, a frame dwellto ecstatnleg aim rtwo»»,:wl4a Waaad oatitootM,, *D«athtc wUfc one.two, or three lota. ... .... 234tf

—Four Pracae House

*-0no of ax1, two of fffz, and «ee'K MVtc cxMaai.. I.wiM aeil-tiicwt botuM rtrr low «a(t or renjioa^SjljB rms. Apjly to__T. J. rOBUiiiT,

Jf»af cotnnr 5SI «o4 Ohtrt Str'wte.'

•Hi-

NEW ADVERflSEMENTi.

of 41 COMPETlTOUa

mumowi^mwmethod For tlxe Pianoforte, 'BSX'M IB!

Only Boole tho' J^c^er AS.. U»c -fcqaH Bra ry JtpJl' ia Atttaettd Co. lis lutoiu ace »].pi«A to JL'tpilauf »ll agw ib 6/arcUttj attiiCtivs aid utcfUi |o Bta^o of jV'-. liferent. «'ii BddV 1 *s, o-j ac4 aaeol' tceaetcal mr'rtri tkCQUi^tfee'ttaadftrd or only oM

CirA8. J!wtUT3uN GU.,'711

"JUS atSlCAU MRBilB .* A -loma tWry Itwtruetf'a lB Teeil lime*W'ffci aapwiMJi) fr»c*icai.lSxerei«»«, atiii^'vsigm*ti&£2isssii U'eajgjCtite (kcreit^ad i^ectSKirWoMii iipii i-foxing tlutjpo. rrki^.T^^a^t'. Coyiae ttSflt if Ost.Vsi

OIilVCU DUSjN ft OJ„ Wa^hti.g.tfQ (Jt., UostOT. OaAS. CO Broil! 1 ny, Now Yolk.

ci w.rk

ever oflr4

cdia tUii xiiaiker, and wiil be sold low forcash, 1 vl J. Wi»!n|it^J., t»rro 3a41

PXr^LI^ IMJffTWfJfl

I will offer for Sale at my

Tezro

i/uC/ Jud., oa

Moiida^ Jattiia^y 86pS,

Vict

r:3Si-'4,.7

4 Top Bu^sIe/-,

and iiXip(eniont.- ts carry on th#M«l| •n#M*M "Black ?iorganMtalliou only ctght yeir* old) B^aad, actf'i'aaro fj*alr«lt* tsr—Sn? ftgle imd fail trptfsjf. 'A! Q,"'

sTlie

'afofe Tiropert^ !f fa gtwd' oriHi*'ijid:coti|i

tioD.and

will be ioM'to th»fi'fghest bidder, *-Uh-

au9*ar«encakti« Banner, BoekvUle BepnUlcAv, Suliivaa Union, and Parln Bladr, eop7 and een4 blil- to ..

mEHJIE HAUTE &-tNDIANAPA OLIS BAIUtOAD CO.

Tha-Biird of tfejetore' taVe #ee!lfi*d a (llrl--,tond^f etgUt-W uer eenr. fin»ri.-t.-a- 0ar»rfu»ent tax p-ysclo to Stockholder*, r-gliUrc4 oc the books of the Company cn the SOfh deV of WdTcrqtrio Ire[ua:vr,,ia I rre Haute, oa wig aCtof Jio«si»/a b, is'ea.v 1 Jf

Bv Order«f.thfcSoar4«j:) i|.A. KOfiaty 43i4td. it'

TlteVn1i«»l a«U»8 of-lXt adCiMjrW thte rtonof-OJreetor^V-• 34r.XeW« _w's Offic-,'liftder DoifMogitfjll, Ml fltttn»a«i, -T& ry 11 1], li6i,jU.t o'clart P. Al. 1

AU pbraoM^tereated inthaA^rtcaUarai, Octamltoral aai MeobaB-(541'lttttreit)xjf-the'VfaA-^(taektBd- tdntKudtho aieettns.

ty nro rf^ttettud-

JJiy orUrr of th% J6s? GUBEST,

.'do:aiz

...

PBEPAEED PKESCRIPTIO^, Hade from -the PreMrfptloa of BUT. GBA9. K.KISQ, M. V., LL D.,

u&TA&U^, and all otbsj aff^ctlotu of the littagi. throat, and' AIB- PA85AQEJ for General sad Sj^clal («raa£C3MtaoX"ths'Hafvonj Sjirteni ftr 1 orders of the BLOOD

lacroit^a tbb ktr^ugtli uad ikogk&at] tlio Pale Blood. It »ubdiiea tbe Chills aod(JPcrir, and^imloune* tba£ap«ct3!atton. Itchn fll'JUI

S\fSATS,'

Shcht!3 bb a»cJ it tt:ry Pissase, by whatever i.Em* k«d»nr tc iliicb Ciiro Is e.\Uiblud and de'Kta^tTiicat.ifeither tbe NfBVOUS cr tbe ULOQf1 ^ysteais. It i» uaeqitalK-d ia JbVu.aly bl

fit

^.^

should look at these goods before making" »tagofCoraamttioa',- itt^efraarBirterraking

purchases as they are tbe handsomest goods in the market, and include Presents of small cost as well as large.

tot

new:

goods, aud the bulk of the stock carried over from last year, at much below cost for

We mean just what we say^and^ill do all we promise 1 Gent's Furnishing Goods, end Clothte made to order at greatly reduced pricw? Call in and examine aur stock. It' much the best ia the city.

Me. 81 klaia StrMt

etaw esSw boa

av.

lea

{fo'

DRY XOOD8.

EBSA1X CO. ?r -V

tfc ••».•!} W l,f «-r

SitS

CbjUB

tUvMntj, JtSUi

Itai&iAieMy" SI? u..Dnsiii l[laSich

ettieziagea^- Btieeedrfrtees I

ALPACAS,

j^aaao'

vt*it iuat.'

•».

(d31dtr2ttr)

9coiut«rjr

•'Owemniw as qartatoly Ovass as Intermittent "and aa CtV TA1«.T »*1VEK»KD a*- SDlHKl "rUtm. iha*. U. K'pg, Ji- £.,r LJ*. do

iC.,

COWSUM PT!ON

For tfce

flight Sweau or'

Whltky cr Cod Lircr OU for ttie Wasting. Its SPECirie A wo? iaupontue Coan!itnri?aal Cgn ditluo, aad, thrcupii

thia

Cccditlon, npon ta*

Whole Seileioi Syiaptoaii. Stntem^nte from Faiie»t», dtc. Cou.r,or. Uill. CisoissailI waa

ti»f»ton

the LIST

the ftusicawsiM, my Cb ll.«t Xliaht 3weat, tfti te.:, docftesed mkl #sai y-*ltog«fb«r dl»apr^ar ed.- A mtt*

before,-I am bow w«ll atoced

wi iiMh. Sly t£S4o^aiiea a marrei to all who no W a a 'lfo'.:r iifM a? d«w*hifT'i life, and haaprobabiy oavwt m^liimdredkof Mlmr«." —lt::7. E. Ilujipsasre, B:niwn. W. T. "Wo bicsa Goi for the benrflit vobava received frora jqit fxt»oSisa. BlS3sbafg, I'sat "EreryoneSu•* boat I baVereeosanic-aijfcj it h%» bonelltted by Its nse."—Her. C. I). Joxts, Baclae, Wlsoonsin.

Tte "PREPARED PBEiOKIPTIOK'! Upat op is a 91 bottle, aadia luldta Xerre Hante, by I. i., J44HAN CO aad br li*aggt«ta.^eseraUy, or orders may b» addrem^d to tb* Sole Proprietors, 0SCA2. G. Oortlandt 3tr.«V V. Y. C-!Osaitatl6n' tree-'

CLOAKS/^p1^•3

«V"

PdlPLINS,

MJLRKMD ItOWX.

•iaM

-s

MERINOES:

wrmwMRPowif x-tii

•REPS,-ai«:a &

MARKED BOW#.

COBURGS,

.t# MAUWKli DOWJS\ Swn r'^ zr-tn «-.

iXl'TMABXMD BQ*X.

ttutiXtits*- it.-'Ui.i

PLAfl)S,

liy Minify

iB'tt•

J. T: I'

HAH

L^rgoUwxLiftda, ... sysj.

xsr«s SieTgn, 3 Cntuu-g,. Severeil

stci

BOWtf,

UNDERWEAR,

-jfi KK*T &QWX.

.£» t»t.: '"P.

•«S ft}!**IS.TSJIA

BrUK»i?s nod Me t«oU

Edsall fe Co..

iiZZSfS

*4€at.

4i\ r-

txl *ri»

The Too Lot

HlZlH&i. of Ui .•

DII ESII ,VxijAT A QUAMIES!

tinuHl ClMtag Sale

'a litfj-aatu f(s

WIHTEB DBT GOODS

it lift:

JOKtfwsiii.

c.(Kcd th» aieettn^

-j

ie t.J

3 ZQ W.f

Mtit)uds

Ac,

flim ivf

l"'"'

Iw^

anlkfor:aH

Foao-

tioaal Dlairj rj of the stomach aad BsmiU.

eaUir of ,«iS the foar the

always, in from eeTea to fc

tseu 4i»JA.: Appaiitj'ft iaTlgorated, and

patient rhS-Sdlr galio Jliaa tbe Cengh" and the dilfl.olt'T»WtUiog are speedily relieved the teotaea caim aad reireshiug the evecoa. liont i^alaraQdaciforvi. All tb generalsitnc Vf0*01 CJXotMPriOy, A8rn\lA, BroncLltlii,

utdoT.,

Stsiiy «r-Si«tH)tJ£i'sd H'tnaes, •'While," Ac. TbuPKiCl'AaiiO I'lMCSOBl PT10N

l«th the

Bcft and tho meet *o»nomieal M«dioln^ tliat can be taken. Tbe average ao»,!» two teeepjosafal, •ateaaaot a day. Tho paticat uu-tr ender any circoaiatanoe*,

t'j ase

"Couga Slik-

tnrr»,-u for tbe Cousjb '•Eipfetoraau" tor U« Exrcotorntion "T unica" for ,tne Afpoti^ or tae Weakness I/ou for tba KWl for the Kcrrnua Itiiatton Ad t*

WJ' v$n

aw**

tfttsktjfuftt .1^

A Circular, contain*

lag TnUsaoida.s cf rnacy Cn**•' eooctufaJly treated—rtH b»»eat free, by man.noall wbo will wilte for ftl .'"ii

f.i

Tbe -cdir«gncd woaU-**poctraiI/ &uccuso»

»nd Oarpeoter lin?. rcp» p^?^u™-ntt«re flotftf A. EafK4tto*»l Uo«4foo^b*U 1 ofOfl 05 Sn

4-gIgK :ATIOH'l, BA^K^n^A'Bjr.gAP'n,

_lnieennaal taoeTTbg of tLe iiocanoiders ct this *v®*i far tb», parpoatr pf abqtlsc «evea IMxect* ors for tbe ensuing year, wfil be be-d at this flaak tog on tiMr lTa«ed»v la .fixiinx. Casaler

aeat.

s. it,

Beo ]3d to Janl^ k*4 -#crr It *r ST jm* 'JW ,)& -,s tni

&C0.S'

Emporium.

At'

:nU«^uu

i..

Badiut Mt at

ASTHMA, BRONCHITIB,

**.':'•* "^1

•00,000

Worth of Beaaonabto Sqr Qm^, to he

*oI4at prices

ffiA

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00 pfecee French Merinos to be sold at 76 eeata. Former priae $1,23. 300 pieces Assorted Dress Good* to be

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