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

Page PDF (12.10 MB)

Back to issue view

DAXJiY EXPRESS.

ThiUKE-HAUCT,

IJSAVE.

12:05 A. M.

BTAH8VILLK

LEAY*.

EAR A

XJNX7,

Saturday Bornlflfc JuiMy 1818

BAIX.ROAD TIME TABUS.

TERRE BAtJTB AND IKDIAJfAPOtlBi ASKTTZ-

5546 A. B..—— 4 00 R.

8T.

'.!l2:06 *.

3:10 *. ....Express... 6:36

Expresi..

LQJ7I8, ALTOH AND TCTM HAIJTK. ABkiri LKAVC. f.os 12:15 A. ^P£r "Zliao I

Express.

lis t, Expreas....

4:10

..._ 5:26 P. V.

AccommoUtion...l0:00 A..

AHD CKAWTOM»8VILL^

Accommodation ~»:W Mail 2:60

6:40 A. 4:15 p.

BOCKVXX.I.K BXTBHSIOK,

ABftlVfl.

.....11:00

A. w.

CITI AND STATE ITEMS.

|«gr A young lady asked at one of our bookstores yesterday for Harper's Bazoo!

jgj- John B. Gough delivered hi« Curiosity lecture Thursday evening at St. -Louie to an audience of three thousand persons. .*«.

peg* Wo are under continued obligations to our Congressman Hon. H. D. "Washburn, for faron in the way of books and documents. ,,,,„

(Sy* What advantage do ladies hope to derive from the fashionable practice of chewing gum They will expeet-to*r*t» equally -with gentlemen.

Hjgc-

Justice of the Peaee in Indian'*

apolip, who has been in ofttoe only about two months, and has tried Wty State cases, forty-nine of which he says can be traced directly, or indirectly to whisky.

|fjp One paper in this broad land has raised the name of Hon. D. W. Voorhees, as its mast head for the Presidency. It is the Ellsworth Tri-Weekly Advertiser, published at Ellsworth City, Kansas.

tar The Tax paid on Dogs in seventyflve counties, per the reports made to the Auditor of State, amounts to $130,000. It is supposed that the entire tax of the State will be near two hundred thonsand do! lars. '.v.-

ar The world moves 1 Murray Brig js editor of the Sullivan Democrat and the grand Mogul of the Sullivan Democrat, has been appointed one of a committee to provide speakers for a series of Temperance meetings in that town.

asr The Marshall (Ills.,) Mtutngtr has changed hands and is hereafter to be published He a Democratic newspaper. It hoists the names of George H. Pendleton and "W infield S. Hancock for the Presi dency and Vice Presidency.

town in Iowa has the pointed

name of Semicolonville. This would be a capital place to make a full atop at fop a short period, after which he would dash on with both fists braced against his chest liho a sheeting star, or an enraged donkey after a bundle of carets! &,

"MERRY'S MUSEUM."—la

an illustrated

monthly magazine for boysand girle, the January number of which we have're* ceived. It requires some talent to wfito within the comprehension of youthful minds. The papers in this magasine seom to be gotten up by experts in that line and are very entertaining. It is pubs lUhed by Horace B. Fuller, Boston, at $1.50 per year.

COMMON PLEAS COURT.—This

"DOSE BBOWN."

Court

was occupied on yesterday with the case of Win gate vs. Black. Judge Maxwell being slightly ill, called Judge Thompson to the bench. A jury was empanneled and a portion of the evidence heard, when the court adjourned. Judge James M. Banna and Attorney-General D. E. Williamson appeared for plaintiff, and Vm. Mack, Esq., and Messrs.. Baird & Cruft for defendant. I

-We are sorry to see

our friend Brown of the Sullivan Union work himself into a sweat over a little pun on the two words at the head of thb paragraph which first appeared in. the Gioencastle Banner, and copied in this paper. The pun was so good that we could not resist the fpmptatioa of spreading some of our ink over it, and we as* suro Bro. Brown it was without the least ill feeling. Continue to print a good Union paper, Ike, and take little pleas&utries in good part We will endeavor to reciprocate.

The State prison, at Jeffersonville,

had thirty-seven representatives from Vigo. It is well to state, however, that they are not all residents of this city.— Terrc-Haute Journal.

Of course not. They are residents of Jeffersonville.—Indianapolis Herald. The Journal pleads not guilty. That bull was perpetrated by our cotemporary of the Express.—Journal.

Jefferson villa is merely a temporary abiding place—not of their own choosing. But will not insist, however, on our claims to any of them as citisens.

KKQ uisrrxo*•Durl

ag 1867 fifty-eight

requisitions were made upon the Gover nor from Governors of other States for •soaped criminals. Of these seventeen were from Illinois, fourteen from Kentucky, nine from Ohio, five from Missouri, four from Pennsylvania, three from New York, two from Michigan, and one each from Iowa, Georgia, Tennesaee and Misnssippi.

In the same period Governor Baker issued fifty-six requisitions on the Goveroar's of other States, as follows -. Ohio, eight, Illinois, fourteen, Kentucky, tin, Missouri, seven, Iowa, six, Michigan, three, Virginia, two, New Tork, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Texas, Kansas and Minnesota each one.

One hundred and fifteen pardons were made by Governor Baker during the paet year, the majority of which were to ooo« vict# in the State Prison. ,r

betora Ike Tonog

Men's fifc'irtj'" Ai»ociUMi which *u Announced for Rev. George Morriaop to preach "on lMt Sabbath evening, will be preached ton*m« evening, and it ie hoped the church will be 'all to hear it

LOST.—TheDiagram

THB WIK

of the Tint Px«a-

byterian Church was loat on Main street yesterday. The finder will Siuch oblige the Trustees by leaving tbe same at W. H. Scudder's, on Fourth street^,

iin

ttf" On to-morrow morning (Sabbath) at 11 o'clock, Bev. Geo. Morrison, as previously announced, will preach his second anniversary sermon at the Presbyterian Church, on North Seventh street. The public are invited, fg-1,

PRATBE.-—Yesterday

we published a card from a committee of the Ministerial Association and of the Y. M. C. A., containing a programme for Union Prayer Meetings at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. from 9 to 10 o'clock every morning next week. It indeed seems fitting for Christian people and churches thus to begin the year. It is a pleasant feature of these meeting that they are held throughout the Christian, world, and also, wherever in heathen countries the Missionary .has gone. Then, too, it is no .sectarian affair^. All churches' are desired thus to unite in asking God'a blessing and uearly all do so, either wholly or in part. In our city the union is very general) as we see by the appoiQtment of leaders. The Baptist, bo$h branches of the PreabyteHan, the Methodist and Congregational Churches are a' represented.

The result at these meetings in years past, both in the way of Increasing broth' erty affection among the different denom nations and in awakening an inteeasl outside the churches, has been good. It is to be hoped that all Christians wiB ynit« this year with a hearty good wifl in sustaining this Union meeting. Wfe venture to suggest to business men that they so arrange that themselves and empioyeirmay alternately intend tfie flftetings.

W learn tfeat there will be serrioe every evening next week in some, and probably in nearly all the churches.

fflT The Terre Haute JovrnbX' Clatai» the letter list. We presume then that It will be jReatf.—Sullivan Union.

As the list 6f uncalled for letters hie heretofore been publBhed in "the pap4r having the largest circulation within the delivery-of tBe Tost office," the above item may convey the impression that, as •'the Journal cKnnfQie letter list"" it hhs the largest circulation. Such -is not the

recent fit of economy the Poet

Matter General has ordered that where a newspaper can be found to insert the list gratuitously, that it be given to such paper, no matter what its circulation may be. The price paid was never htlf our regular advertising rates, but it has been valuable to us as showing that the y.-ypyvM ha/i the largest circulation with in the range of delivery. The publication will cease in this paper, because it is no longer evidence of circulation, and there is no valid reason we can see for perform ing such service for the government with out compensation. If at any time heita after the list shall seem of sufficient inter est to be published as a matter of news it will appear in our columns.

The Cincinnati Commercial on this matter says "The Postmaster General has rocontly'teen afflicted with a passion 'for Economy in respect to the publication of the list of uncalled-for letters at the Postoffices. That list has been published for many years in the newspapers showing the largest circulation within-the Post* office delivery, at terms very far below the advertising rates. Indeed, the publi cation of the list has been unremunerative with the exception of the prestige that it gave of largest circulation. The,list has paid, as it has appeared to be the official 6tamp (of the greatest eirctllation. Some montns since the Postmaster General reversed the decisions of the Department for years, and gave copies of the'list to all who would print it for nothing^ at the same time the official publication was made. The Enquirer of this city, for. in•tance, has published the list gratuitously «n the same day that it has appeared id the Commercial under the lew requiring the publication, and providing that it be paid for, in the paper having the largest epenlation. A few days ago orders were isfued that the letter list shall hereafter be printed only in the papers that will not make any oharge, whan thdre are any that are capable of such cheapness. Thai is, the papers of large circulations that can. not afford space for such matter without either money or the prestige of an official indorsement of circulation, for compensation, will not have the list, but it Will be turned over to those of the inferior order. It will be published pretty well for a time, because tho second-rate papers will think themselves in the way of being mistaken for first-rates, until the people find out that the letter-list no longer goes with the papers that circulate largely, but is confined to those whose trouble is to fill up their uncalled-for space. When the appearance of the list no more signifies circulation, there will, in many cities, be much trouble in having it published at all. Fortunately the list has rapidly decreased in importance within a few years. The penny post system has reduced Its consequence materially. Every body with a local habitation and a name nas letters delivtred without waiting for the advertising process.

If the Postmaster General were makinc an henest effort to economise, we should applaud him but, judging from the immense advertisement of mail lettings published in the Enquirer of yesteiday, which Is of no earthly interest te anybody, and not of one cent's value to the Government, his solicitude is chiefly to give succor to Copperheed papers. He would take from papers of the largest circulation the only advertising for which the Government has got value, and a portion of the people's convenience, and give papers of inferior rank and more agreeable politics support in the shape of a dan of advertising utterly worthlees, and the existence of wnich is a corruption and a shame. This is the Poetmaater General's grand retrenchment and initiation of reform.

MP"A DiMcnife ciulv

reeently met at New Alhaoyi a»d tdfaxumrf without jftminm a single tw lation. Ohl whpi» wee flewHey theek* Jnd, Jour, -W

WWe understand that only o«e mlrefused the mnben fee Stata ch«V Aseociatiee peine fret of charge—the Ohio Md Attan& hmmertM.' 'r

IV We are pleased to learn thai Mr J. Martin has recovered very near all his clothing that was stolen a Week ago. Tie goods were found In an old house this side of Terre Haute. The burglars were, not captured, a feet much regretted.-Mftw-shaU Messenger.

ACCIDBNT.—Quite

DISTBBMISO.—Christmas of rade and thought iwn iboyi house of Mr. Aaariah Curtis, some two or three mike west of town, and discharged piMols and guns by the window near which Mr. O. and Us wife were sleeping Mrs. Curtis waa not entirely arooaed when the firing commenced, and-was frightened into spasms, which followed each other Tn ripid st^cewlon until next day, when ehe died. She was h**ly an-t ticipating confinement It will prove si terrible lesson to the authors of the dbi tressing.affair.—SulRvan pmfr. l.

V-'

Cuwitoirs

41 i'M e-:

IV Here is the way they do it in I*feyeU4 according to the Journal There are two persons In the calaboose this morning, (taeof them wentin oa Saturday nkrht and the other yesterday morning. The latter was found in an ley dead drunk with an empty botlle hw side, and incapable of locomotion, grocery wagon waa procured and be tumbled into it, whan one policeman got Into the shaftsiand another pushed behind, and thus the drunkard was hauled to the k)ck«up.

in alia by it. A

T»

x95®'

aeetiotis tfnof ta«

tal accident happened to a child of T- N, Baird residing in Marshall. The child was playing with small china doll and in attempting to swpllow it, it, became fast in the child's throat. A number «f Doctors were called in, but were unable to remove it from the throat. It was finally forced down a* far as possible. The child when last heard

fr»B

waa suffering in

tensely.—-Marshall if esse tiqer.

The stilt for slander iaetituea oy

Mrs. Mariah Walker, a colored lady, against the proprietors and local effltoro the Humming Bird, for an alleged liber, intha publication of an. advorMaamut signed by Ellas Cass, charging lfcat WMt intercourse had taken piaae between her and Bev. Charles Davia, at (bat ttsne fa* tor of the Colored Baptist oharcfc la this city, terminated on Friday last. Thejary ftftfir hearing the evidence, and the argamantsof the eqjinsel, returned a verdict of AotguUtyt a&'to iha proprietors and local orsofUie editors of the Mump**# mrd, but guilty as to Elias Cass, and WWd theslim wa^ thought sufficient to compensate *3t hor loss oTchftradir, at five dollara. -Shp sued for five thousand and recovered five! ^Richm^Hummm§ Bird.

TSBSTATB

TBAowm'a Aammuamt.-

Oar city teachers returned from Mow Al bany on Saturday. They universally grumble, and we judge with good reason. There are some complaint! which would bear publication If properly substantiated —Indianapolis Journal,

Ohsl of course.' There is always

MAXKKTMKX.—WC

Do-Nosaiso Yousa LADixi-^Al recent sociable gathering, a young lidy informed me that she neveT t^Wed

Uvn?SSTAT»

STBXXT CAB ADTERTMBBS.—We

see

that the Terre Haute street oars have been turned into advertising mediums. We are thankful that the nuisances kas been done away with on ours. The Superintendent of our street cars has banished all these blemishes and Instead the eyes of the paseengeri are relieved and their taste gratified by some or the prettieif little landscapes, imaginable.—ifcw Albany Cbmmerciu/.

WoflNPT-Wfeo'ttabttaaUy

MAIL

alias

DBX-

n, is slightly behind time, this week, but McDonald jsucceeda in getting his papen through from 6 te 18 hours ahead of Uncle Samuel's «h^ Jexter." All of (he leading papers have ^een received at be OCKeffB Stand, including Harpers

Nte^yf Trask Leslie, Chimney Oornrf, literary Albuni^ JTew York Weekly, Lodger, *""1 in fact every paper that is iiold in Terre Haute A-d2t.

%ir book1-keeping, Penmai&p iM Arithmetic taught at Terre. Haute Comlaerclal College.

to order at Johnaton

A Miller's at greatly reduced prices, 81 Main street. jan3-3t.

ST HBATT TWH-LBD KBia for twenty-flvo cents.

A splendid lino of over-coats .at

Johnston & Miller's at coet. They are going off fast. Call soon. 81 Main street [3-d3t

IGR

YAXP WIDB FBBSOB MBBINOS

for fifty cents.a yard.

EDRAIX & Co.

GTMKASTICS! GTMHA8TIC3l!—Mr. G. C. iShirlt, rgtaduate of Dr. Dio Lewis' ,»|gKI Inatitute fcw^Physical Education, lhvlte^«eiittohdance, at Dr. Pence's Hall, this (Friday) evening, JanuaryDd, at o'clock, all who are interriasstion. Dr. Lewis' system, deservedly popular throughout the country, differs entirely from the old system of heavy gymnastics, and is adipted equally to both ladies and gentlerait inen^^.. ..

s-.

gjgr.Qo to

Johnston & Miller'* for

ready-made clothing. They are Belling this season's goods at coet, and good3 from laat year at much below cost. 81 Main street, "7" [3-d3t «,! Kit iw

4 -xT*

"**9

V-* IBIS* POPLI*», $2 oo. riusa Yorixn,

2 00. 2 00.

Z*?'

JBIBH

PoPtnfs,

~*A9k EDSALL

Mgrut

the

Ing" when Indianapolis is not made ti an* let"

bllng focus of every gathering. All Indiana] olis, the Journal included "grumbl hugely because the last State Fair was held at Terre Haute instead of Indiauaplo to

& Co.

Wwton is a great walker Josh

Billings a great talker, but the Singera creat K»er4 therefore for utility **J the f^er^ring Mach.ne of WMbjlH Main street.

26"dl£

g/T Oo to Biddies for Sowing Machine, Zephyr Worsted,Dress Trimmings, and other goods, at low price. 161 Main

tt yiu* %?«25-dtf

street. BBMOVED.—The

Singer Sewing Ma-

cbine Office has been removed to T.H. Riddle's, 151 Main streot mgf Choic article Of Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour at E. P.. Wright & Co's, 165 Main street

SOB'S,

Asso

ciations, Synods, Oonfsrenoes, Grand Lodges, Ac. &c. outside of Indianapolis Nothing less will keep iUvapitqieacf. from "grumbling."—Alhmy Le&ger.

nag-

lects household diities. Young m*n,af it should ever be your fortune to hear, a woca^ declare that she never sewt, tefraMH Bitdi. 9W you would the chiQs «nd fever. Be insane enough to make such a one your wife, and before the honeymoon is over, the horrors of buttonles: shirts and hose: full of holes !Wlfl

VBUPMyou

Then you. miy bid farewell to all your dreams of dbi£fest!6 felicity thfey would Cede as the summer flowers at the touch of frost I have beard ladifs, educated and intelligent ladies, dod&rei with actual pride, tbeir ignorance of {be ssrt Of cooking. They "could not make a cup of ooffee to savS their liVes' «n# as to their staking a loaf 5f good,br««d, or cooiking a simple ainner, that was out of their power Poor, miserable unfortunates!

Doubtless, toothers are much to blame for thus neglecting the education of their daughters bQt surely there is no^pnsible girl who cOutd not, by the erferefce of a perfect herself in the moet

False pride, in eVery case, is the oalv barrier in the way. It is not considered "genteer1—how I do abominate that word —to do soaytUng ueefal, and tt foehionable Miss would consider herself disgraced should dii breeen with her bandsln the

few French phrases, dance, flirt, and do nothing generally, her education is accomplished—she considered "finished." ~Hm* Jburnal.... -xi.usv a«a.». 19* The changing of •arvin's Commercial College from the Old Court House 10.% ow ltycllj Biptey ft OoAi Dry Good Store la adding many acw Stadents to the lat ofthoee sdready la aft. tondnnoc. dlt

Wtf Terre Haute Commercial College opift both day and evctlng, octawr of Mi and Main street* ""m

T?OB i! 1Mb

^purfafr lidv's

sewing will be done by other^ while she mopes in idleness or riots in fashionable dissipation.

the

•nergy, perfect te..,

little ener

useful branch «f dosisiek knowledge.

dtf

Fresh arrival of choice Tees and

Coffee at E. B. lligbt St Co'«, 155 Main street.

South Fourth street.

IQdtfTwenty •five cents for a pound of Coffee four pounds for SI 00, at Ray & Bailey's.

DON'T FAIL

spectfully refer the* class of petyrf* who belirte in a •'high protective tariff," to keep up our market* to the following item: "Curbstone^ niarletmen have eSected a great revolution In prices of meats at Hartford. Pewons from the pountryrind impbrten of meat by the carcass from fhe West" have filled their carta with beef, mutton, pork and poultry, backed them up by the pidewalkB in the public streets, and cut up and retailed the content* at twenty-five to fifty per cent. Cfaeaper r*tes than the in-door marketmcn bate bten charging such as twenty conts for turkeys ana surloin beef, and teft cents for fore quarters, and fifteen cents for hind quarters of mutton, and other tneati in proportion., .JThe.jioor people are ocstacies.-

dtf

to see Mahan &

CO.'A Fan*

cy Gpods. They are cheap. dtf

aVFinc Teaa, Coffites, Sugars, Syrups, Ac., at A. C. FUBBOW

SON'S,South

Fourth street 18-dtf afeai

LOCALNOTICES.

!o Hoc 8!sno Tinces I Horr's

MB.

(This

J&wm Xoit, Febi 18,18B

LsoroiP Ho»r,

«8 Broadway, N.Y.:

Utter

and'tli*

falloWbil

by the

report

Obalrman

are cigaed

of the

of Malt

What

do yto suppose was the nature of my 'reflections on hearing the declaration-? I said to myself, either the girl speaks falsely, or she is very lazy, Never sews t— who, then, I queried, made your dreMW and cloaks your skirts and bows? Who repairs the rips in your pretty gaiter boots and darn»4he holse in your stocking* Is it your aged mother or your nM»r| in« dustnous sister? Or do you hire ail your sewing done Should this last supposition be the oaae, may you never marry and the chances are you never will. ST#t one young man in a hundred can afford tdmarrjTv

Committee, Dr. lolin

Qriscon.) RSroaT TO TSE R. I. ACADEMY 07 MEDICENE. "The Commttteo have ascertkinM to what tlxef cnnalder a snffleieat extent, tbe IugredUnt of the article.,«Bd also

Its

tbty

Mode of Propnrwtiou, and

have reason to believe that it nllTers in ume marked F«rtloalara from

the oeual

prcpnratloua

kaJSB under tbe.

Mil

name of BEEB, ALK

POBTBB, &ad they believe It caloaUted to •ei an Mild Tsnic, and »o

certain extent

NDTBIMK.NT in eome ease*,

•Toya! Toys! Toys! goto ftoaxvwar's. jg/T White Goods Cheap, »t

BOBIOTOH'B.

BIOOJOLEA'IUKQ

FrofsMon for trial in appiopriato SfilfTbyTiflggJiU and Qrocers.

it to tbe

JlJcod l«r I. L. MAHAN & CO., Agoutis.

It tt Hard to Live without a Wife— ao gentle battlt to got op cjid mornings aud baud the dre. Ac1cnowle4gtbg ihi* great coamlMfi. m*n will eearee ope to lite alwaye, ex«apt he at onee provide himself with

FIX-

coaati Btixia," the sovereign remedy for all afi* of the Throat aa4 Lnnge. [dlldw3w

FOR SALE.

SALS.—Houae and Lot in Saetern part of the City, half iqnare from National Bo ad. Hosee contains three roome, Oletera In the kitchen. Price, £800, If sold within the next teu daye. Tit la good. Apply at thftaews room of this office. Jon 4.

|?OR SALE.—On North FirsJ J. Street, a frame dwelling, containing nine rooms, with barn and oat-houiej, together with DM, two. or three lot*. gjdtf WILLIAM MTEB3.

"JJIOB SALE—Four FraraeHouse JO One of Bto, two of six, and one of eeret room*. I will sail theee houses Tery low, and on reasonable terns. Apply to T.J. FOBBEST,

If Uf Near corner 9d and Ohio Htreete.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLGATE & CO'S IftsfiaatWist lens bit arspared oy ""Nl Workmcij from tbe BEST HATEBULS, wdare know a the

STjUTJOABD

Iky Dealer* Ot cmtom* •it. »okI e«rywliere

Oarrisget al Reduced Prices 1

Lateai approved styles, and of elegant finish, consisting of Baroachee, Bockaweys, I'Lastonv SaaBeH^St OpeaBaggies and Spring Wagons.

This Is mmhtbeflaSt stock of work erar offsred In this market, and will be sold lew fbr caahj

Idssln to close op my buslnees. A. J. .WELCH, Oor. 2d and Walnut 8ts., Terre Bant*, Ind. jaltfm

rtABINBT AND CARPENTER

WOBK. I

tbo amleseigned mold re»*ctfally annonnce to the cttUens 6f Tern Xante and Tlclnity, that be piepared to do Jobs in tbe Cabinet OarTlng SSlWMMr

Ua*. Also,

and Embroidery dtf.

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 at

Bay & Bailey's. dtf

ggjrDiamond and silver powder for dressing the hair, at Mahan 4 Co.'s. dtf.

tBT Buckwheat Flour of the best quality, at C- I.Bipley's. dtf

Shawls, 35 by 35 inches, fine Goods

only |100, at

dlt

ROBISSOS'B.

*1. BOBINSQN'S.

dtf.

Ky Fancy Toy and Traveling Baskets

dtf.

Something nice for a Christrnas

dinner at Bay Bailey's. dlw

Minco meat Tuesdays and Fridays I. Bipley's. dtf.

at C.

WOOL FLAK-

The Quaker Sausage at O. I. Bip dtf.

ley's.

Ed9AU & Co.

The Only Bazaar or Yariety Store

on tho W^bl4alli BoBiNBOjf'd, 103 Main Streot.. dtf.

Go to E. 'B. Wright & Co'fl. for

Cranberrya, Basins, Currants, Citron, Turkeys and Oysters.

New hams, fresh eggs and butter,,

N. Y. factory cheese, at A. C. FUBBOW& SON'S,

South Fourth streot. 18dtf.

Diamond and silver powder for Ball and fancy dress parties, at Mahan & Co.'s dtf.

Large assortment of ladies' and

gentlemen's »and childr« Westfail's, 85 Main street. dtf.

Best assortment ot men's and

boys' hats and capsan the city at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

in Coffee four pounds for $1 dlw BAT&00.

BAILEY.

Markle O. K. Flour, buckwheat

flour, new corn meal, and hominy at A, C. FPBKOW

SON'S,

South Fourth street t8dtf

f3?*Fancy Goods for Christmas Pres ents, large variety, at Mahan & Co.'s Drug Store. dtf.

|9" A ftdl lino of Fancy Woolen Hoods, Nubias, Tippet, &o., Cheap at

BOBDTSON'S.Shawls,

CANBS.—Gold

ust received, at John B. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dtfio Decline in Heating Stoves and largjtstock, at 63 Main street. 25,dwtf WiW.

ECONOMY

SHANNON'.

A. C. .Furrow & Son have just

poened an cntira new .stock of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Market House. 18dtf.

MANT People Beeort To ii Dye, because they have never used ''Barrett" Hair Bestorative.17" Try. this, and. you will never want to Die (Dye). dwlw

AND

dtf

potaA. C.

1^ Poultry, game, peach blow toes, apples, and cranberries, at FuBBOw &

We advise all wanting sound and

reliable insuranco, to insure with tho Phoenix of Hartford. Ca3h assets Si,076,383 85.

HAVBNS

& Co., Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. I7dw3m SAVE MONET—By

using

STOVBPIPE DAMPEB,

By order of the

Mdwiy

reprfrln* Vo'n itare

dose la fee best style. A. MCINCH, Bast Kastanal Boad, one-half 9qnar» east of Gilbert's. d*c6d8a es—1^——1————— gTOCKHOLDSBS' MEETINGnan

IATIOVL BAVITOFTBBBJBSHATJTB,

Ttaaa Hitll, Dec. IS,

1887.

•QMeanaat aaatlnf of theStoekholdersot this Bank. tbe paips— of alsrttaf •even Dtreetecsfer the tsiilli year, will be held at the Back-

Ifnass. ca the seooad Tasedar in Jaiaary Mt. •.

HBBBtGK, Oasnler

Dee lid to 7aalA W3" -vawsawtjRi, .'"tPK imm. t4l it

HUBBARD'S

warranted to save

one-fourth of the fuel or the money refunded." Over two hundred are now in use in this city, every one of which gives entire satisfaction. For sale the stand on Third street.

dtf.

MALT BXTBACT BBYBBAOX OF ~WBALTH.

IRAatBOVER,old

En os Strouso is now opening in

Col. McLean's new building a splendid stock of clothing and piece goods, together with furnishing goods of every description. He will also continue to keep a full stock at his old stand, No. 64 Main street. [19,dtf

t&" Our popular and well known butcher, Jo Bupp, has established a meat stand, on the south side of Main street between 6th and 7th, noar Lockwood's tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best meats in market. Bupp's best Jersey sausage can bo had at his stand at all times. dtf.

wbich tboordlns-

rj malt liquors might not b« fouud to axree,

espe

cially In coueqaence of the moderate quantity of Alcohol tt contains in comparison with them, and ther fral jastlQediu

VIQO WOOLEN MILLS.—We

have now

on hands a full stock of Jeans, Satinets, Flannels, Blankets and Stocking Tarns, all of the very best quality, which we offer to tho trade, wholesale and rotail, at as low priccs 03 can bo sold by any first class manufacturers. Call and see. dwtf.

KENNEDY

& Co,

fg^-The Annual Meeting of the Society connected with the First Congregational Church ot Terre Haute will be held at their Church Edifice, on the 1st Monday in January, 1863, at6j|o'clock,for tho election of five Trustees for the ensuing year, renting of pews, &c.

TRUSTEES^

*dec27-dtd Just received a new lot of Silver Ware of the newest patterns. All interested in making Christmas Presents should look at these goods before making purchases as they are tho handsomest goods in the market, and include Presents of small cost as well as large.

S. B. FBEEMAN'S NEWSTORE,

161

Main street, National Hotel Block. dwtf. taT" Thompson's Glovo-fitting Corsots seem the perfection of this article of costume, ana well deserves to be commended to our subscribers. These prize Cornets must become fashionable, because they conduco to ease of person and gracefulness of form. Godcy's Magazine, Dec. 1867*

THe above corsets can be found in «H sizes at OoKtftetnm & HAGOERTY'S. dtf.

The term 'Glove-fitting," as ap

plied to Corsets, is the exclusive property of the manufacturers o£ Thompson's patlent and for which they have the copyright. All other parties using this trade mark, do so in.violation of the rights of the lawful owners and render themselves liable to the penalty for infringement. In name therefore* as well as is fact, Thompson's is the only "Glove-fitting" Corset before the public...

Call and see thesepefectgoods at d4t, SAXTON

WALMSLBY'S.

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 order to do so, will offer our entire stock of Beady-made Clothing at net cost for now goods, and tbe bulk of tho stock carried over from last yoar, a,t much below cost, for cash.

We mean just what we say, and will do all we promise 1 Gent's Furnishing Goods, and Clothing made to order at greatly reduccd priest. Call iu and examine eur stock. It is much the best in the city.

JOHNSTON

MILLBB,^!

2dwtf No. 81 Main Stseet. ."...ifrjKSL- WMN) *. S !.i_ Ajtetts-a oeettQ tuft

«th "*3

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

attorneys: '•*6"

Wm. IB. McLean, OSltfaln street.

Vn. I.

Hendrlcb, over First National Bank.'

Baird A Cruft, 82 Main Street. Mnssy A SafleB, Third at., under Hssooio Hall.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDEB3.

J. A. Vrrdagh, corner Main and Fifth. Clift A Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry.

BAKEBS.

Frank Haloig&Bro., La&yetta S^mt./!1 ,a

BILL POSTING.

Geo. W. Bel&nider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES. 7*utV'

Henry Layman, Lafayette street. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Ohas. E. Bngglee, 16 North Fourth street. Lelbing & Taenzer, near cor. Main, and 7th.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Bartlett A Austin, 101 Main street. J.

P. McDonald, PostofficeLobby. M. W. O'Oonnell, Main street east of Fourth.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Garrin. Principal, Old Conrt House. CABLETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. Brokaw Broif. &s Co.,

10d Maiu Street.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. .. James H. Turner, Bast Stain Street.

John Haney & Co., First St., on Canal Busts.

COAL DEALERS.

•4-sr

T. 0. Groyer, Third street north in. X. F. Merrill, 107 Main street. John McFnrlane, at County Swies, Ohio street. Ktchard McElroy .southwest cor. PubUc Square. V. B«tsch A Oo—Samuel Merry, Agent.

CLOTHING.

Enos Strouse, 64 aud 110 Main street. Hartsock

Bannister, 79 Mala streot.

J'.

Wamsley, East side Public Squoro. Erlanger & Bro near corner Main and Fourth Johnston

MiUer, 81 Main street.

i4'

DENTISTS.

C. 0. Lincoln, three squares east Union Depot? £. VanValzah, 101 Main street. J. Bichardson, Ohio street, bet. Ihird and.lth

DRY GOODS.

TooU, Bipley & Co., corner 6th and Main street. W. S. liycefc Co., 77 Main street. Brokaw Bros. 4: Co., 109 Main street. 0. Wittig A Co.. 73 Main street.

Who are first to ineot the decline

Nipperti Co., 116 Alain streot. Edsall 4 Co., corncr Fourth and Kain street Saxton A Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelias 4 llaggerty, cornor Main and Third

nf-vS' DRUGGISTS. IrtTGroTer, Fourth street, opposite Tifiiiltitt Birr, Gulick S

Berry, corner Main and Fourth.

1. L. Mahan & Oo., corner Main and Sixth.. J. A H. A. Darts, corner Main and i'hird.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

'Adams, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mechanics Bow.

FOUNDBY AND MACHINE SHOPS Vigo Foundry and Machioa Shop, Seatb, Smith &

COF,

T. TF. FT X.

ST.

0.: J5.

near

dtf.

head. and fancy canes,

and

IkFrstght

Depot, Phcenix Foundry and Machine Shop, McElfresb, Dengler A Co., corner 9th and Jilagle, near Passenger Depot.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTEB John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.HATS AND CAPS. N. Westfall, 85 Main Street.

Joseph 0. latos, South Third street

HOTELS.

Farmer's Hotel, corner Fifth and'Cherry fits. National House, corner Sixth and Main. Olark

HOUBS,

cornor Ohio and First.

Bnntin House, south-east corner Public Square. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of MMn. Early House, WeBt end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAlNTEBSr Bair ft Coats, South Fourth street, ftSsi? B. Buokell, South Fourth Btreet.

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, fivfe different varieties from Pittaburgh, Cincinnati and Evansville, at No 63 Main Btreet. 25,dwtf W. W.

SHANNON.

COMFORT.—Cory

Mancourt are agents for the improved Bubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain, mud and dust prevents rattling of sash. Try it on./our doors and winduws. dtf

Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. W. Howard Maun ing, Cherry Bt., between 8.1 and 4th.

HOOP SKIBT FACTOBY. B. Weiss, opposite Post Office. 'go*

:INSURANCE

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Kiaanor, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio otreatt*

MECHANICIAN. *v

A. Tlttman, 201 Main street.

I IN E

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs. Mrs. S. Straus, South Fourth street. '.

MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GBANITB Jus. G. Wilson, P. 0. Box 73-1. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS/. I

T. H. Biddle, 161 Main street.

NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GBOCERIES. Co., Main street, nsar

Claussen, Bichowsky

°th' ^X)MNIBUS LIKfi

C. B. Miller, orders at PoBt Office, gjfiotfgj

PORE-PACKERS. ^1'

Wm, J, Beiman ft Oo,, 0flBco85 Main street.

PLUMPER, itfti »f "iLr

R. Buckell, South Fourth atrset." -Z "k

QUEENSWAREv Tilmm

gM. B.'Hudson, 139 Main street.

•'2its

Hendrich & Fellenrer. 149 Main streot..^ ,aj Brown & Melvin, 62Main street..

KESTAURANT.J^^

J. B. Oshe, 149 Main streot. ti-'i

RETAIL GROCERS.

Bay fc Baily, Fourth street. South of Post Office. C. I. Bipley, Main street near 6th. Nay lor & Moore, corner Ohio and Fourth., E. R. Wright & Co., 155 Main street. 1

STOVES A.ND TINWARE'. ^j B. L, Ball, Main street. S.'B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. 0. J. B. Hagerty & Co., 187 Main street. WW. Shannon, 63 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTSi. J. A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKER!"

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

WOOLLEN GOODS.

John N. Belz, C0 Main street.

PUBLIC AUCTION! ,'f I will offer for Sale at

LIVERY STABILE,

In Terre Haute, Ind., on

Monday, January 30th, 1808,

My entire stock, consisting of

10 Head of Horses and Mares,

.»

4 Top Buggies, Open 3uggies, -i-: 8 Large Carriages, -.7 v* 1 Sundown Carriage, 10 Sets Single Harness, 4 Sets Double Harness, 1 Iiarge Slcigb, 'P 3 Onttere,

Several Saddles and Bridles, and all the tools and Implements necessary to carry on the busi .neBs. Alio, one »....

Morgan Stallion,

only eigbt years old, sound, and a sore fbal-get-tcr—fine stylo nnd fast trotter. Alio,

One Jack, "Tiger."

The aboTo property is in good order and rou'IitloD, and will bo sold to the highest Mder, without rs-erve,. Sale to csmm'OC" at 10 o'clock a.m.

rity. drawing lnterasl, and -alving valuation laws. THOMAS F. WKLLS. Janldwtds

B®"GrCM.caiti" Pander, RockvlUe Bopnhlicao, Sullivan Union, and Paris Blade, copy and send bill to this Office.

RRRE HAUTE & INDIAJ^AE-

OLlS BAILHOAD CO.

*.sc

SBCBXTABrft

OFFrCK,

TCBBK HAUTE,

Deo.

30, 1867.

The Board of Directors bare declared a dividend of oight (8) per cent, free from Gorernmebt tax, payable to Stockholders, registered on the books of the Company on tte30'h day of November. Western dividend-parable at tho office of tae Treasurer, in Tsrro Haute, on sad after January 8 !i, 156J.

JSf Order of the Board, B. A. '510BBIS, d31dtd Secretary.

•ylOO ASBICULTUBAL S0C1KTT. The annual meetiog of tbe Society for tlffe election of Directors, lll take pj.ee at Kr. Dow* Hng's OtBcp, under Bowling .l!, on ~atnrdaj,.

ling uuibr. uiiuoi i/vwuug ujiit vi January 11 "n,' 1SC8, at 2 o'clock SI.

All jMTMns intoreetm! iu tbe Agrioaltnral, Hor. ttcultaral and Mechameai intereat* of tho conn, ty are requested to attend the meeting

By of the Beard, JONH WK1B, Jos.

Oorder

IUBET,

President. f4»Mw2w]

BOOf 3 AND SHOES.

UE»KYf tifliJr, StASCTACTTBXB ASKBIAltS

Boots and Shoes. HaVl&g an experience of twonty-flt. yean. I fcel coeOdent that I can giro srllafection. both with my own maasfdctux^ .and XasWrn work, fuil stock of which I keep on hand.

SHOP—On Lafcijctto Strc.t, north of'the Junction of Foartb3trMt. tfscddte XrEW BOOT and SHO^l SHOP. JL1 Thq ttndorsignecT baring jest cpened their Shop, respeotfblly inform tbe cttixens of Tsrre Haute and aiuttiaading oonntry, Uiat they aro prepared to do tU^ir wutk to the entire satisfaotion of their customers, i« wo!l In styii as in fitting, no matter about the tbapcof the foot, the T«ry best choice oi lMithur always oo hand.—' Mending done in. th» lxtt aad on abort notlco. Ktery RrtSele Will tell by wearing «hat our work is, and wtH reonhinteod tt.

LEIBINU a TAKNZBB,

Basement of F. Ho^of^'s new Brick Building, fourth bbusowest of corner of Main

AND

3»T«nth,the

Stnrta, near the Torre Haute Hause. s«|)10dly

JJOOTS AND SHOES.

N A N E W S rift laaeUtng

rpt

Boots ftShoea Very liheap To clote out hta large (took of Boots Sltoe* aud Gaiters To oak« room for Spring stock: Fun wOl money by calling We «i

No. 3 Meoh&iliCiS Block, -M Partlsalar Attecflci is iv«n *o CUSTOM WORK ThU Departmfnt l» in thi- barwn oi vRll l-FPI. —'ftOKKMRN.oe%1Sdtr etu I••••

I"1.1'...I .- A'V*^YR:—

A S

Rm SHOE STORE, IVo, le North 4-a,iSjSt.

c. e.

HAS

Larce StockoWJonta and SboM, embracing eT«ty ~c .*

Womeiii Men & Children's Wear SOlXABLE FOR THK

Which 1 will sell at the Lowest Cash Trices. I am also prepare! to

MAKE TO ORDER All fcmtliof Boots and Bhpts tbst may b« called for, on the sbortuet notlco and most f«hlouablo style. Gire me a call before ordering or porcbse[OK else where..

No#lC Sottb Fourth Strart, T«rrs-llnute, led. DO?Ci)tf

OWBS

'V,

ictfcxa

•s

.-a

AGENTS.'

Havens & Co., corner Main and Fifth. M. A. Orane, Main street, east of Fifth.

lj%\ JEWBLLEBS:/^^!

S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 5 Warron's Block

MUSIC DEALEBS-

tl~-'K

HARTMWr BAPfSTKR

S«U3

Haveju«tr rec3i»9l a FBESH

LOT^cf

PIECE O O S

ffOTgfat tiTytto' r-: ."J"

GREAT^ DECLINE!

*.?in Priosfc Wo. S»l#cUon of

CHINCHILLAS, CLOTHS,

•JLjfc' .1 a

$*$ *"^1. "S Suitable

press Suit?,

*Ii V~j!. nit «Se.

Business Suits

and Over Ooats

COME BIGBT ALONG GENTL'MEN

Now Is the tline for':

BA.I6G-A X3srS.

•iJi br-"

.4-1

I'd}-,

-•x-Ai *,-f

$*•

E A O A E O I S S

•Mmrm ta&j&oms tin YjL\7

frit# a~

#, 1

GOOBS'!

'DRY COODS.

.•

'fifr&i Wo afe offering at

r..n .g

th'eatly Reduced Prices.

trr-

itui

Call and^oo for yourselves at

79 ]M»in StJ

J. WALMSLEY,

E A I O

jUtt returned from the East with a 6»s-L»

!&r?e

Stock ot

Vi-

Cloths, Vfi

gag- Cassiiueres &

3m Vesting, ft Which he

Hfi

SPLU-

Tsaiis—Noteatslx mon'hn, with approved

propolca'to make up to order

OHEAPEI^f

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Es* '•*f2^ tablishmont Terre-Haute, |.i£s

Gentlemen in want ot Clothes made in VM6ooi S^le

"Fracticai Tailor

IfLI

Oft&l Ml J. Vf al

TAILOR

53SHOP

Kant S*S& tfi6- JtktMic Square

QITY TREASURER'S NOTICE

Notice Is heToby Jitsn that the Tax Duplloato ror tbe year 1867, ia now in ay hands fur celleotion, and the followla^ Is the raieof taxes on tlx

-T— fcr gen eiaTpurposes.....~,„ .r.~...V.....70 Oenti For Indiana Stata Normal ^ehooi—epeo*l SO Poll tax 99

HMIT

And on all taxM not paid by the 8d

DM 13dw3w

•a

Mmd'o&egt

ia Uaroh, 1883, tbera 'will b« a penalty of 10 per GOOD oant. added to the un.

iWtt,

Olty TTeararer.

V« USAIBR

5 fM, Jf

REPS,

RUGGLES,

JUST RECEIVEI A

-. sari*

B. B. BRYANT & CO.,

(SacCi?'or« tc J. H. TT7BNIB.)

Fonvardlns & Commission McrcUants D£AX.£ft»i:i

(^raiii, Floiu* aad Salt.' & W 1 Higbea^maxket price gaid for-ali kinds of Graio.

Agents for

MERCH'T TAILORING.

ATEST STYLES. rvr H'ni sm***-1'* KK.

Lowgst Prices 1

•4 HonKraua *:w. .Ls-w+twr-

EDSALL CO.

CLOAKS,^f yua.

.fe-3.'. .1

»-fc •&$»

i*a,

HiJtEli) iiows.

POPLINS,

". MARKED DOWtt..

-t fe*rn

a I

MERINOES,

MASKED DOWN

Uii i- .,,

MARKED DOW#

COBURGS,

HiiSsik.ll-t'l'y

ALPACAS,

i*t?r "Trad?,

DOWN.

... -'-'MARKED DOW.

'K»t

PLAIDS,

MABKED DOWN,

UNDERWEAR,

MASKED DOWN.

-i

STAR UNION LINE.

Ware Hongs, un Alaixx Strsst, Nearjthe T. l, BV B. Depot (25-lwtf

my fi

Edsall & Co.,

The Tor) Lot

the

easoo:

I I S S O O S

A A E

Grand Cltsiag Sale

WINTER DRY GOODS

Ml, RNt

Dry Goods Emporium.

®50,000

Worth of Seasonable Dry Goods, to be sold at prices

ASTONISHINL LOW!!

so pieces French Merinos to be sold at

pic 75

200 pieces Assorted Dress Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 60 cts. Former price, SO, 75 and fl,00. 6000 yards choice figured Delaine#, l6jfo. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold cenu.

at 34 yards

1000

Bleached Shirting to be sold

at 10 cents.

2000 yards Bleached Shirting, yard wide, floe, at

12$ cents.

One Caso high colored Prints, One extra heavy wide.. Four yery choice

ajc

10 12J 26

One Bale choice Rod Flannel Qae Grey twilled 26 One heary plaid all wool do... 40 •y./t'.-sr

TABLE LINENS, Towels, Sheetings, te.,

Included in the above Sale.

'j -fcfcv t.j«

Si'-*'

'A'.

The attention of Hous^teepers and otheza is called to tbe abore, as aa aaeqnaled opportunity for purchasing oaedfbl articles.

TV ELL, BIPLEY A CO, Corner 6th ana Main Streets.

T.rrejaUmt«. .e 5.2K4 .w ,Z

i'*

lei*'' SJ

lnd*

"W&atai