Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 January 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

rKKKK-HAUTE. INIi.

Monday

Morning, Januirj «th, 18*8

'RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEBBE HAUTK AHD INDIAHATOLIS,

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12:06 A. 6:46 A. —Mail-. 18:10

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4:00*. 12:06 A.*.

3:10 F. Express D:35 p. m..........~....Express...... 3T. LOUIS, ALTON ASP TKBRIHAUTB. «AY». A»»IV'" 12:16 A. IxpruM 6.85 A. M. 6.25 a. Kxpresi ll.w

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12:20 p. Mall 4:10 r. u...Hattoon Accommodation—lO:® a. v. bvahsvillb aot) crawtosmville. LKAVI. "UMn' «-40 a h......~.. Accommod»tlon.M~~~~.4:lS P. 1:16 p. m......... Mail 2:60 p.

BOCXYILLX IXTIN8I0N.

MAY*. AMIVB. 4:25 P. A. K»

CITY AND STATE ITEMS1"'

Spring like, very, wm yesterday.

is ic the city. n^*

yesterday.

Wayne,

'Judge Worden, of Fort

•The pewe in the Congregational Church, will be offered f#r rent to-night. Hi'

•$

Four ladies, converts to the Bap

tilt Church, were baptized at the river

|0* The Terre Haute and Indianapolis Bailroad Company, hold their annual election to-day for Directors.

I a a ers come this week with their melodious voices and sweet bells.

10" The ladies will bear in mind this is loap year and make a free use of their

peculiar privileges.

gtf The Democratic Convention, to nominate candidates for State officers, will be held at Indianapolis on Wednes-

day. r,v

10- This is the week of prayer. A union meeting will be held at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. each morning from 9 to 10 o'clock.

The indications are that Indian

apolis will be cut off from lines of the Adams Express Company under the new arrangement.

A young man who was about

jumping from a train while in motion, was deterred by a reporter, who asked for his name, ago, business and residence, for an obituary item.

Our paper is under obligations to

Col. "W. K. Edwards, President of the Drawbridge Company, and Wm B. Tuell, Esq., President ot the street Railway, lor courtosies extended.

|@r Bernard Kuppenheimer," Esq.—a long time residont of our city, now a partner in a large and substantial mercantile

house in Chicago, is here on a brief visit to his friends.

I®" The Commissioner of Internal Revenue proposes to proceed at once to assess the tax on incomes for 1867. The collection, however, will not be immediately insisted on.

Common

Pleas

10* The work on the rolling mill and nail factory in the Southeast portion-of our city is progressing rapidly and favorably. Messrs. Turner, Glover

|0~ The splendid banking house of the National Stato Bank, corner of Fourth and Main, is now receiving its internal finish, and it will not be long before President Hussey and Cashier Warren will move their

'traps,!

HOBSK THIKF CAPT0BXD AKD SHOT!— Saturday evening, a man who gave his name as Daniel Shellon, attempted to

STEAL«.HMSE BELONGING TP FOTAB--3(D|L!AR«

lane, we Soal inaler, sad was hitch* ed on the east side of the Public Square.

He haa the horse in the middle of the street, and was just in the act of mount* ingwhen McFarlane happened to come that way. The man was captured, and upon an immediate hearing before Jthe Mayor, was sent to jail. Policeman Tan Brunt took him in charge, and arriving at the jail was in the act of opening the gate, when the man flipped away .and started on a run. ^u|Udr^r|rel volver and fired, the f=hot taking effect at the top of the

MfL

ward. He continued to run, and secreted himself, but was soon after discovered and

lodged in jail. gjrfj

Vigo AGMeuLTinsu.L Society.—This Society dedts oft the'il&iof'this menth for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year and perfecting its organization. I have tap* Mf&^pt^ fcy.MBW of our farmers to (Ball pairtic&la* attention to this meeting and uqre -a general attetidaWfe I drf so ^fti i'^eat deal of pleasure, fully pursuaded that if our farmers will give a reasonable portion of

their time to the subject, th^i^^jjtf &£ prosperity of Vigo county, consequent on

an ^pBoyf|_8t«9^f^f5«%ltHre, will be materially augmented. We have now beautiful fair grounds, judiciously selected and finely located». ^4 expense an the shape of r^ail||J^|1Jtbe le^ifiAd/

Journal.

Real

Court.—This court

was occupied during the entire day, oh Saturday last, in hearing evidence in the

case of Wingate vs. Black. Up te the time of adjournment the defense had sot

closed.

A Co.

are setting up some of the best machinery ever made.

10* Rev. Henry Little, Pastor of the Baldwin Church of this city, haa been called to the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church, at Brazil, and hag accepted the call, to take effect on the first Sabbath of February next.

'We learn a large and extensive revival is in progress in the neighboring village of Vermillion, a few miles west of this city, under the ministration of Bev. Joel Nye. Over sixty persons have bpen added to the church,

and money from

the old places up into civilization.,

SSf Tbe Evansville

Courier

sayc that

Frederick Frick, a farmer living near Blairsville, Posey county, while digging a well on his premises, came to a rocky substance, which he had to drill for the purpose of blasting. After setting fire to the fuse, the charge suddenly exploded, throwing him more than half way up the well, causing a fracture of the left leg, snd the loss of the sight of both eyes.

10* We learn from the Indianapolis

Commercial

that the Right Worthy Grand

Lodge of the order of Good Templars, of North America will hold its next annual meeting at Richmond, Ibd., beginning on the u7th of May. It was expected that tho meeting would be held at Poughkeepsie, New York, heavy inducements having been held out for going there but riraumstances having changed, Richmond was selected.

Bankrupt Discharqks.

The Indi

Journal

anapolis

states that but two dis

t&arges in bankruptcy have been granted thus far by Judge McDonald out of the entire number of cases adjudicated. lii the fore part of February it is thought there will be about twenty issued. According to the terms of the law, after it has been in operation one year no one will be allowed to avail himself of its advantages unless he has sufficient assets ,to pay fifty per cen^t. of his indebted^

*!&•*** -%sfej

foi

several years. All that is now wanting is

for ottr fartaeA Vnd take an interest in the Society. Ify Agricultural

Fairs are at all desirable and worthy of patronage and support^ \fp ba£^jioWr* most excellent starting point to make

that et Vig6 c6iS|yik ^eil genuine sue. cess. It is hardly necessary for me to add that the prosperity of the farmer underlies every other business.! With du» ideferonce allow me to -tfemalk^iiiat w» hay:e,tpo few mee^jngp,. too

(.fcw

associa

tions.^ Lfet ns'then fiave ft''large attendance, not only of farmers, but of working and business men, on the 11th, and give our society tfie rigfy^dir^c^i^ ijj

C. W. Babboub.

Marriage licenses were issued last

week by the County Clerk to the follow

ing John C. Shannon and Levina Bethel. Isaac Jackson and Cynthia A. Boyd. ; Isaac Cruzan and Eliza J. Garrison.

Fred. H. Shepherd and Rsibhel Bishop.

Jos. Davis and Susanna Brown. David Stump and Clarinda McAdams.

|0* Hon. F. M. Meredith, for the past five years the editor of the Terre Haute

Express,

has resigned his position upon

that paper, and returned to the practice of the law, at Terre Haute, in connection with Mr. Delano, %njsble and experienced attorney. Mr. Meredith served two terms in the Indiana Legislature, during which time he was one of the most industrious and valuable members of that body. We doubt not that he will find the change moire jgeaBfcnf &aijul profitable than (S* drudgery of his'former editorial life.—Ind.

"a.

Est^^-Tbaiisfibs.—The .fol

lowing transfers of real estate appear upon the Recorder's books last week: and,IS

Bitter 59 Riley

for

$1,200. James H. Turner to John M. Walter and others, lot in the city for $2,000.

Wm. Dozier to W. W. Rumsey, lot in Buinam's addition for $240. F. W. Shaley to Anna C. Hoff, 2 acres

Harrison towijehip for $260. Hlpsibah Hammon to Philip Gorold, lot in Rose's sub-division for $500.

G. G. Boord and others to P. Daughererty, lot in Dole's eub-division for $1100. John N. Miller to Alex. Rowan, SO acres in Lost Creek township for $1,200,

A. C. Jackson to Theron Sutliff, 20 acres in Honey Creek township for $600, D. W. Orossley, to Saml. Robertson, acr«B in Riley tow»ehjp for $150,

Micajah Goodman tb W. O. BUek and others, 40 acres in Prairieton township for $550.

Virgil A. Sparks to Abijal Evans, half lot in the city for $1,200. John A. Shoemaker to E. W. Lloyd, 40 acres in Linton township for $800,

Mary A. Tolman to Joseph Roberts, five acres'in Nevins township for $120. Joseph Grover to Wm. J. Ball, lots 218, 219 and 220 in city of Terre Haute, for $31,000.

Jules Hourietto John A. Hall, 131 acres in Otter CrwkJcwn^p for £750' George W. Rinjg td Henry $ng 8 acres in Linton township for $100.

Mary Yocum to James M. Holbert, 30 acres in Nevins township for $300. John Shoemaker to Isaiah Adams, quit claim to 80 acres in Linton township for $500.

Josiah V. Adams to Millie Mobley, tract of land ip iintain township for $300. Wm. H. Adams to Jeremiah Adams,, tract of land in Linton township for $560.

Preston Sparks to Jeremian Adams, tract of land Linton township for $150. Alfred Pirtleto Jeremiah Adams, tract of land in Linton township for $50.

Geo. H. Newlin to Samuel Conner and others, 44 acres in Lost Creek township for $1,800.

Elias Cummins to Howard 1\ Carson, G4 acres in Honey Creek township for $3,000.

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[ibtr tkit%b otflood ,(*fojypraysi](]p

Smiling to sw»efjy, Vp the longaMe

rnatrprinrw

Bust!* Of dNMlfi

DT7itlK *1'r'' MwrfbfUom,

Pwiaiti I

eft WliUpsrtBf wltly, Ha*4ia( mmmKi, i,. -. Wk*t.tb«7 CP tMfe §ff. »rd to

***, On *11 aroise (taa Oaiinf benignly,

jrafeging down*

Don't «ntt tlitir

tit i, pjjin tkay twallt

Raiesoad

AcciDMiT.—Day belorr* yes

terday, after (be *eifefr§rd bound tyefn o| the Ohio & Miasusippi railroed had patted 'Wheatland, a small viilage 1b Knox county, a man km JiKjOTOred atfieUbed ecrow the track as if of to mttch intoxicated, that be could not ri»e. fhe brakes were whistled down, bat tbe tariff eoald xot be stopped till tbe mas ha| been hurled from tbe ttack byvhe cow-eatcher. The traiu was stopped and baeked up to the place where the man w^s found lying, jbut the. extent of Ms, injuriet *u sot learned. Strange lb aay, tie min was left lying where die aooiefet eoovrred, acofittaerable dbtance ffoih any

Evansmlle Journal

EcpvourcA^ HlXWitBOTT'GAfiBCttfi urG.—The fbUowiag Miiele, from the American Gaa-light Journal, eonteuieinfornation useful to evenr gft* copniaer

"FACTSlrtS tHS MON.E ABOUT OAS. "Through want 6f knowledge of tome jsimple-facts cennected-witk the management of gas much djssMififcctfon,: annijance and useless expense may, and bat too often does, obtain unfortunately, these evils are fre§u«^tly aggravated because gas-fitter*, to. whOro^ the consumer looks for.aid, are often irna^uaiated with the varioue contingencies which oocor in the introduction and burning of gae.

It i» a common oBcorf«nc» for Jtoslaa^ ers to complain of the exovsive oast and deficiency of light. To the,inecou*eey,of the meter they gen«al^j ~attiibiit« th» .first, and to the poor fRaiity of geethe latter condition i* usually charged, when, in reality, the fai*lt witt gnecaUr be found to rest with the opmuiaereiaemselves, through thg£ jpwn ignoiantie and mismanagement."Whenever lifttt a ohtafaMfl Jttom. gas atagreaterooet tjaLnedpieiy,itjupt as muoh nloa^ s# toUjtertoit any oth|r valuable commedityfo run to waste. And la proper^ knewftedgeVof the eonditlo^a. that cause unneoeasarj lea, will plaae in ourhands the oMIti to avoid, prevent it.

"There is tro part consumption of (ilk' aulti are obtained in and economy of gpl» of! than the burner.

"It would b«

where the pressure ef ably adjusted. Owing to theie einamstances, the amoaMFflfegw consBaysfl Is disproportionate te.thelight obtained, and the account of the oowSms Is mush increased. Intact, thereis no «xaggertian in stating that a lat0 pR^wctfeo of the consumers, by th«5r own pay twice as much aa then 1s«njr ocxaMion the tBbou«l efl"

a correcti

th« preaurt.

jrlbaraer

To' OisnDiiB roi

tiki,

with the

th# b«t reef light in^sMuiee

may be,

whether argand, b*tfs tkb tail, or single jet, «o. "If the orifioes te small a high pressure is requlned to O^pll the gll, and the light is diminishsd just in pmortion to the increased presur* In each ba»en the flame will bluish tinge, end blue color, giving but little light in proportion W

the lower part will hjs of A dee^

the'gas consumed. At an ewnpls, an

argand of flftoen holes pMsinfrflve feet of gas at l-ioth preasur*, yielding a light of twelve candles, will* if the oriflcfli are reduced to pan tbe saaoe mount of gas

(ighthoarat

nnr

6»10th presfure^ onlyghre the

canaias—a loss or

per

of dx cttidlsa—a lose of

ice we see, that this light ts be rom a given qoantity and qutlis entirely dependent on the

cent, ttshce obtained from ity of gas is entirely depei burner employed. This demonstrates the necessity of having proper burners, and shows clearly bow,.by neclimct on this point, the consumer may flu his gas-bills increase in what appears to him very mysterious manners a a *r

SIZB OF VLAMS'

"It is a miitake to suppose that the amount of light obtained will be fn pro* portion to the quantity of gas issuing from a burner. There is a particular point in the coniumjSBoi-cl any class of burners where the maximum of light Is! derived, and any devfwen from this entails loss. "As an example,

The knowledge oftbesp tell it im-

Eis

Admissiob

dec27-dtd

Joit for tbe 1**1

tMj

^-s

OPFOBTTB

aft afgaml barest,

consuming five feist per hour, giving the light of twelve candles, be reduoed, so that only three-fourths of that quantity is burned, then tbe light, instead of bdng! equal to nine pandl#, the theoretical proportion, wilt be sik candle! only, being a positive lets of thirty-aiz per cent. This reduction maybe continued with even greater proportionable loassa- A Ave feet bit-wing, or flsfc-tal burn* will ghr« a maximum of {ight in proportion to the gas consumed, compared with any less, sized burner, and it wDl be found in jtraotice the larger sited burners

ste (3e.atait

economical. "The large sitae giveia# hi^h «t 300 to, 300 per cent. advMatage in j^ght^as comparea with the Smallan tizafc "As an example A baft-Winy burner consuming two faet par hoof givee the light of two and a Quarter fnodlee only, while a burner consuming seven *nd oeehalffeet per hourgives tl ty*two ctindles, the pronere fiyrmly fiour-tezitha of an inoh.

may,

ortance to the centamer, who

endeavor to economise, obtain resulte directly op^eiitelo his antidi(HSaBS. It is more economical to have one good large gaslight than severeI an^l WK ^9*

«Although dOmaMt eiNetfal to argand burners and gloheS) also in many places where fish-tail burners are taed, and the ornamental dffset it pleetant still they are detrimental to t^diiTutipii of the

'"Ae&m glass glOb oMmm about twelve percent. Aciw&gk)be,engraved with flowers, about twenty-fbur par fnt. A glob% groond |iH o'

oat fcrty pet aot with flowers, about sixty per "Hmce apparent elaboratelyengrave® or shades when tth&mub mice. If engraved at all th« tion ihouid be embelll' ar part should be Ml

TBI MXUTABT AcADKUT AT W8T Pomrr.^All appUcanU for thii appointzoent will be examined by the Committee

on Tuesday, Januarj J4th, 1868, commencing it 9 tfcloct, a. at the Office of the Superintendent of the City Schoali,

Suite, lie recommeiidatioas ot ^fie Committee wUl be ^ased upon merit •lonei M. Olcott, Churman.

Bi^al Meeting of the Society

ctnactie&with tfeie First Congregational Chnich of Terre Haate will be held at their Church Sdifice, on the 1st Monday in January, lflfi^ atfilo'ciock^or die election of live Trustees for the ensuing

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LOCAL NOTICES.

ill Hoc SlgBO Vinces! 1ff5rrS^MALT ETTRACT BEVERAGE OF VOtittM.

Ma.

N*w Tobk, Feb. 12,186

flot/,

Broad*»y, K.T.:

(Oil*letter iuuttba ibl!6|i|Bg4'^orcar« aigned by the Chairman of the Committee, Dr. John Qctacarjg^. aatreei

i»

Tic k. 't. a^ccht of uedicens.

"IbeiJommittee luue eactrteineJ to what thsf liinrtftef rfSnHiient eittent, th» Ingredient ot' tbe •rtiole, and eUo its Mode of Preperntiou, and tltejr have teawit to believe that It differ* in some •arked Particular* from the.mnal preparation* of Malt known under the name or BEEB, ALE and POBTKB, and they believe it eatculated to jauM* Mild Tenic, and ao a certain exUnt a* a ijKtHlVKNt in wme caees, In which theordinaij mit Uqaore night not be foand to.agree.eipe4llb ia ooDeeqeence of the mederate qaantity Ot Aloohol it coutaina In comparison with them, aadOei ftal Jaitifled in b*oommcmiiho it to the

PcoftMloafor trial inappropriate caie*. •«. Bald bj Drngflita and Orooer*. n^Sod lw I. L. MABAM & CO., Agent*.

ft it Hard to Live without a Wife— ao (istie heart to get up cold morning* and build the lire. Acknowledging thi* great conman Will icarce hope to live aiway*, ex«*pt be at oceeproride hlma*lf with "Babe's P«ctoiit lUSSi" tt*MTenlga remedy for all af«T the Throat and Long*. [dlldwS

W il

FOR tALE.

SALE.—House and Lot in Baatern part of the City, half eqnare from {National Boad. Hoaee contain* three rooms,

IP0* -C Bait

Oiatfrn in the kitchen, within the next ten day*, the new* room of thi* oSoe.

T?OB SALE.—On

qmrtiam

by improperly cunsl thepreaai

Strm$,

the

ittuoted burner* er the fiamee to aosuit*

If *old at

Prioe, $580 Title good. A^ply

North Firs

ft fraai dwelLinf, containiflg nine

iao0M» with iMurs Mid out-hontev, togeihtr with e^wo,orthmlot*. WILLIAM MYERS.

jSouse

1?OB SALE—Four|Frame J? One of ae, two of aiz, and one

HMQMMtteww. Applyto T.J. F0BBJC8T, l%ltf Me»r corner 3d and Ohio Street*.

AMUSEMENTS.

JJOWLIN& HALL.

tit ob-

for, oonsideri Mined, all of ing a. ment and control '•The moiif burners are that the orifioai wfamh4b« gas issues, should be Jiifectly eegalar hf size, and of proper tfae to permit it issue with r»r )o% pqaMM ?An4 these conditions moojf' bo adhered to, Whatever thi kind

Two Qrand Concerts! .V.-. 4^aJjut

Tkarsd^F ana fridtjr Efenln^s,

f»an*ET 9Sh and lOtb

Tke Original Peak Family!

Tooallnts, Harpints ana

ST Toys! Toys! Toys! go to RobihSON'fi. fltf.

White Goods and Embroidery

Cheap, at Sobiubos'S dtf.

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 at

Ray & Bailey's. dtf

I^Diamond and silver powder for dressing the hair, at Mahan ft Co.'s. dtf.

i^T- Buckwheat Floor of the best quality, at C. -Ripley's. dtf.

IV Shawls, 35 by 35 inches, fine Goods only $100, at

Robihsoh's.

dinner at Bay

Dei

TB% js stghtiy behind time,' thiB week, but McDonald succeeds in getting his pa pers through from 6 te 18 hours ahead of Uncle Samuel's "horse Dexter.*' All of the leading papers have been received at' the P. O. News Stand, including Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie, Chimney Corner, Literary Album, New York Weekly, Ledger, and in faqt ,pyery paper that is sold hi TerteHaute.1 :lH 1 4.d2t.

Many

one of »e»ei

I wttlMtl Shew h00M« T«ry low, »nd on

BELL RIHGEBSH

Slnae tbeir lait vl*lt to thi* city, they ha^e added to their already Popular Troupe, the celebrated

BERQER FAMILY, TOCAlim, HARPISTS AND VIOLINISTS.

Mbkist fourteen in number. Everything New, Brilliant and Attractive.

r^f^y of AdmiMion-..- 50 cents Children ulkder 12 years .26 -Vteket* for aale at Buckingham A Brown'* Bookstore. Poor* open at o'clock. Concert comeMncet at 7}$ o'clock. WM. H. PEAK, $414 Proprietor aod Manager.

HCW ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. WITTIG & CO., m&ns

i'"*

STREET.

MA.1N

[oEBEN'B BANE,

FIRST BI LLETI*

.ii.

-OK-

1 8 6 S

CUMINS OUT SALB

iPrlii^biis!

OA tit, ,j?

BARGAINS

Ci IN

ZM^ at $3.00. 1 Setm Collar and Cape $3,85 1 Muff at $3.50. 1

Collar and Cape $4.00 Muff at $4.00. 1 St^fCollarand Cape $450 1 Set at $600. Zpatr Cuffs 4

iSMi

dtf.

1ST Fancy Toy and Traveling Baskets at RoBureoK's. dtf.

nice fo

Bailey's. dlw

tar Mince meat Tuesdays and Fridays at C. I. Ripley's. dtf.

I a S a a a I S ley's. dt£

The Only Bazaar or Variety Store

on the Wabash, at

Robinbon's,

103 Main

Street. dtf.

Tjjf Go to B. B. Wright & Co's. for Oranberrys, Basins, Currants, Citron Turkeys and Oysters.

M" New hams, fresh eggs and butter,, N. Y. factory ebeese, at A. C. Pitkbow &

Son's,

A splendid line of over-coats at & ^Millerja at cost. They are off fitft." ball loon. 81 Main street

South Fourth street. 18dtf.

tVDiamond and silver powder for Ball and fancy dress parties, at Mahan & Co.'s dtf: -v-'

|0T Large: assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's (and children's furs at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

(9" Best assortment ot men's and boys' hats and caps in the city at N. West fall's, 85 Main street. dtf,

(QT* Who are first to meet the decline in Coffee four pounds for $1 00. dlw

Bay

tST Markle O. K. Flour, buckwheat flour, new corn meal, and hominy at A. C.

Furrow

Son's,

(0T* Decline in Heating Stoves and a large stock, at 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W.

tST

10- Twenty«flve cents for a pound of Coffee four pounds for $1 00, at Bay & Bailey's. dtf

Don't Fail

19" Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, &c., at A. C.

Fubbow

People Resort To a Dye, because

they have never used '-Barrett" Hair Bestorative." Try this, and you will never want to Die (Dye). dwlw

BQU Poultry, game, peach blow potatoes, apples, and cranberries, at A. C.

Furrow

tir 1,

Son's,

18dtf.

South Fourth street.

W9" Go to Johnston & Miller's for ready-made clothing. They are selling this seasen's goods at cost, and goods from last year at much below cost. 81 Main street. [3-d3t

10* Fine assortment of Coal Cooking Stoves, Ave different varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Evansville, at No 63 Main street 25,dwtf W. W.

Economy

Shannon.

and

Comfort.—Cory

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

We advise all wanting sound and

reliable insurance, to insure with the Phmnix of Hartford. Cash assets $1,076,383 85.

Havens &

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 at the old stand on Third street.

dtf.

i*:l rf*

IS5--

Ira

fSf" Our popular and well known butcher, Jo Rupp, has established a meat stand, on the south side of Main street between 6th and 7th, near Lockwood's tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best meats in market. Rupp'a best Jersey sausage can he had at his stand at all times. dtf.

Vioo Woolbn Mills.—We havo now on bands a full atock of

Flannels, Blankets

18S7.

at $1.50. 00.

'8 at $1.75,

p0irCuff»at (Uitfi) the Stock is limited aad WilHBffbe told oat

e. wnrri« ws,

2f4ft peer to Davis1 Drag Store.

vl'

Jeans, Satinets,

and

Stocking Tarns,

all

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

|fiT 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 tbe handsomest geods in the market, and include Presents of small cost as well as large.

S. R. Frkkman'S NKW Stork,

161 Main street, National Hotel Block. dwtf. tST Thompson's Glove-fitting Corsets seem the perfection of this article of costume, and well deserves to be commended to our subscribers. These prize Corsets must become fashionable, because they conduce to ease of peiaon and gracefulness of farm.—Ghdey's

Magazine, Dec.

The above corsets can be found in all sisea at

Ooenzuub A Haqoxbtt's.

dtf.

We hare 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 new goods, and the bulk of tho stock carried over from last year, at 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 reduced prices. Call in and examine eur stock. It iB much the best in the city.

Johkstoh

2dwtf

Milleb,

Ho. 81 Ubin Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

|gg:- ^ATTORNEYS."

TueU, Bipley

Bailbt.

South Fourth street 18dtf

|6?*Fancy Goods for Christmas Presents, large variety, at Mahan & Co.'s Drug Store. dtf.

|^T A full line of Fancy Woolen Hoods, Nubias, Shawls, Tippet, &c., Cheap at

Robihson's.

Canes.—Gold

dtf.

head and fancy canes,

uBt received, at John B. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dtf.

to see Mahan & Co.'s Fan

cy Goods. They are cheap. dtf

Wni. E. McLean, 96 Main street. Wm. B. Hendrich, over First National Btuk. Bairtl fc Oraft, 88 Main Street. Muzzy & Saffell, Third at., under HaaOblc'Efal!.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. Clift & Williams, corner Ninth uud Mulberry.

BAKEBS.

Frank Heinlg

Bro., Lafayetto Street.

BILL POSTING.

Geo. W. Beilfenider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Henry Layman, Lafayette street. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Filth and. Sixth Clias. S. Buggies, 1G North Fourth street. 'i. Leibing

Taenzcr, near cor. Main auil 7tli.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. & Bartlett & Austin, 101 Main street. J. P..McDonald, Posto ffice Lobby. M. W. O'Connell, Main street ermt of Fourth.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Garvin, Principal, corner 5th and Main. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C Brokaw Bros. & Co., WW Main Street.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN E. It, Bryaut & Co., East Main Street. John ilaney & Co., First St., on Canal Basia^.

COAL DEALERS.

T. O. Grover, Third street north Main.' E. F. Merrill, 1U7 Main street. John McFarlanc, at County Scales, Ohio street. Richard McElroy, southwest cor. Public Square. V. Butsch & Co—Samuol Merry, Agent.

CLOTHING.

Enos Strouse, 61 and 110 Maiu street, ..." Hartsock & Bannister, 79 Main street. J. Wamsley, East sido Public Square. .1'. Johnston

Miller, 81 Main street.

DENTISTS.

•c- O. Lincoln, Gth St., between Main and Ohio. B. VanValzah, 101 Main street. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third aud 4th.

DRY GOODS.

St Co.,

corner &th and if ain street.

W. S. liycH Co., 77 Main street. Brokaw Bros. &Uo., 109,Main street, -s ,| 0. Wittig A Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippert

Co., 116 Main street.

Edsall

Co., corner Fourth and Main afreet

Saxton

Waimsley, 111 Maiu street.

Cornelius liaggerty, corutr Main and Thhd

DBUGGISTS.

Ira GreTer, Fourth street, opposite Market.-. Bjtrr, Gulick Berry, corner Main and Fourth. 1. L. Mahan A Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. Jt U. A. Davis, corner Main and Third,

EXPBESS COMPANIES* Ss Adams, E. B. Allen, Agent, Mechanics Row.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith A Co., near T.

IS.

4 I. aud E. A C. B. R. Freight

Depot. Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop, McEifresh, Dengler Co., corner Uth and Eagle, near Passenger Depot. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third,

HATS AND CAPST TS

N. Wostfall, 85 Main Street. Sr Joseph C, Yntes, South Third street.'

v¥.V' ,H» I

Shannon.

Fresb arrival

choice Tees and

Coffee at E. B. Bight & Co's, 155 Main street. dtf

Son's,

South

Fourth street 18-dtf

19" •. O. Furrow & Son have just poened an entire new stock of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Market House. 18dtf.

~it-r

HOTELS. -V

National House, corner Sixth and Main. .T'a Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Buntin House, south-east corner Public Square. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh, Stewart House, Second street, north of Main. Early Home, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTEBS. B. Buckell, South Fourth street. WPsTSfij Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of4tlu&&?i!fitii'j W. Howard Mann ing, Cherry st.f between 3d and 4th. |g INSURANCE AGENTS^X^

Havens 4 Co., corner Main and Fifth. ScottJiJCrane, Main street, east of Fifth.

JEWELLERS. yi.'J.

vsesii

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

Nc:!|tv MUSIC DEALERS.

T•*'

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. .. L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48.0hio street. MECHANICIAN. w-'Lt A. Tittman, 201 Main street. ViCii

MILLINERY.

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

MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE Jas, G. Wilson, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS^

T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCERIES.

Claussen, Bichowsky & Co., Main street, near Gth. OMNIBUS LINE. Ms! 0. B. Miller, orders at Post Office. •, ,. I

PORK PACKERS ''*"7^" aa:

Wm. J. Beiman & Co., Office 85 Main street?" PLUMJBER. B. Buckell, South Fourth street.

RESTAURANT.

Co., Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. 17dw3m

Save Monet—By

using

Stove Pipe Damper,

Hubbard's

warranted to save

CJrover.

(9* Enos Strouse 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

1S61-

J. B. Oshe, 149 Main street. W'

RETAIL GROCERS*

Bay

Bally, Fourth street, South of Post Office, C. I. Bipley, Main street near Gth. Nay lor

Moore, corner Ohio and Fourth.

E. B. Wright

Co., 155 Main street.

STOVES AND TINWARE. B. L. Ball, Main street. S."R. Henderson, Fourth street, South of J. B. Hagerty

Co., 187 Main^street.

WW. Shannon, G3 Main street. SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 66 Main street.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. John N. Beiz, G0 Main street.

COLGATE & CO'S

Frajf rant Toilet Bomi re prepared l»i killed Workmen from the

EST MATEBIAU, nd are known as tbe

STANDARD

by Dealers A Caatou) ers. Sold every where 2tdw ly

PUBLIC AUCTION!

f"f will offer for Sale at my

LIYEBY STABLE,

lii Terre Hante, Im!., on

My entire stock, consisting of

10 Head of Horses and Mares, & Top Baggies, 2 Open 3uggies, 2 Large Carriages,

I Saudown Carriage, ,'t 10 Sets Single Harness, 4 Sets Doable Harness, 1 Large Sleigh, 3 Cutters,

X*- tr-

Several Saddles aud Bridles, and all the tools and implements ueccsaary to carry on tbe bnst .nest. Also, one

Black morgan Stall ion only eight years old, sonnd, and a sore foal-get-ter—fine Btyle nod fast trotter. Alto, One JTa,ck, "Tiger.®*

The above property is in good order and coadi tion, and will be sold to the highest bidder, *ith' ont reserve,. Sale to cemmenceat 10 o'clock a.m.

Tsbms—Hole atsiz months, with approved security, drawing interest, and waiving valuation laws. THOMAS T. WELLS.

Janldwtds

HTGr.eencastlo Banner, Rockville Bepublican, Snllivan Unioo, and Paris Blade, copy and send bill to this Office.

TERREOLIS

HAUTE & INDIANAP-

BAILROAD CO. SECRETARY'S OFFfOB, Tebbe Ifautr, Dec. 30,1867.

Tho Board of Directors have declared a dividend of eight (8) per cent, free from Government tax, payable to Stockholders, registered on the books of the^ompany on the 30th day of November. Western dividond payable at tbe offlcn of the Treasurer, in Terre Haute, on and after Jannary 8 tii, 18C8.

By Order of the Board, R. A, MOBRISb d.'tldtd Secretary.

-yriQO AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of tho Society for tbe election of Directors, will take plaoeat Mr. Uowling's Offlco, nnder Dow ling Hail, on Saturday, January 11th, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. M.

All persons interested in the Agricultural, Harticqltar^l and Hechaulcal Interests of the conn* ty are reqnested to attend the meeting

By order of the Bsard, ***-•». JONH WE1K, Jos. Qltw«T, President.

•::i Jd3Ww2tfi ,vsi

bawifMaittl MiM

BOOTS AND SHdES.

lliWBI UY1AS. M4*UrA0TO*BS UDMUtt

Boots

andShoes.

Having BB experiaoce of twenty-flv* vmm, I feel confident that I can give ariiil&cUot, both, with my own manufacturs and Eastern work, fails tock of wbioh I keep on hand.

SHOP—On Latayette St net, aot*h «f tk* tion of Fourth Street.

MEW BOOT and SHOE SHOP.

1-" The anderaigned having just opened their Shop, respectfully inform the citizens of Hante and surrounding conntry, that they are prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction of tbeir custosoara, aa well ia sty I* in Btting, no matter about the shape of the foot. The very beet choice of leather always on hand.— Mending done to the heat etyie and on Short notice. Every article will tell by wearing what our work is, and wifl recommend It.

LEIBINQ A TARN 2KB,

Basement of V. Hoberga new Brick Building, the fourth h«use weet of corner of Main and Seventh Streets, near the Terre Haute Hauae. seplOdly

OOTS AND SHOES.

TV.

A N E W S

tt «N-

Boots A Shoes Very Cbeap

J, .To close out his large stoek of

Boots Shoes and Gaffer*,

To make room for Spring stoek. Von will money by calling on him at No. 3 Uochanios Blook,

Farticnlar Attention Is itlfM

CUSTOM: WORK

This Department ts_in_tbe hands of SKILLFUL

WOIIKMKH.

tl«(Ktf

^^ICA S

AMD SHOE STORE,

JVo, IG Nortb 4th e»t. ifs

P#v 13. BUGGJLJESj Successor 10 P. P. Deck,

HAS

MAKE TO ORDER All kinds Of Boots and Shoes that may be called for, ou the shortest notice and most fashionable Style. .Give me a call before ordering or purchasing else where..

No. 16 North Fourth Street, Terre-Uuute, Ind. novfidtf

OWIN TL'LItCa E. a. IITiN

E. R. BRYANT & CO.,

(Successors to J. H. TUBHEB,}

Forwarding & Gomnlsslon Merchants D*ALE*S IN Grain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Grain.

1 Agents for Star

HARTS0CE "i':1 BAHS1STKR

Have just received a PRESH LOT.of

PIECE1 GOODS!

Bought itnestnr-

GREAT DECLINE!

In Prices. We have'a'Ftne Selection of

•n XP A

1/ n- ,.s4 ,vtt«

tl ill fm W JuiJMfKf* :. •:ft tki

_JJHINCMILLAS, CLOTHS, &c., Jbc.

•£1 Suitable for .J

Dress Suit?,

Business Suits

^and Over Ooats

COME BIQBBT ALONG GENTLMEN jgs.aittet s«

Now is the time for

Bj^R/Gh-A-insrs.

It*8- OUR

& -r.'!'

READY MADE €L0THI]l«!

SEEKS

.-t

FURinSHlIG «oo»s

9 j^e ftre offering at

Grredtfy Iteduced Prices.

Call and see for yourselves at

IVo. 79 Main St.

1868,

Monday, January 30th,

WALMSLEY,

E A I I O

Haa just

returned from the Bast with a large

Stork of

Ar—^

^^CdMimeres

Testings,

Which he proposes to make up to ordet

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Bs tablishment ia Terre-Haate.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Qflod Style by a mtrh.

Q1TY

,i ..

Tailor I

Practical

'^^OaHon J.W.athis

TATLOR

SHOP

East Side of [the Public Square

TRBASURBR'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Duplicate for the year 1867, Is now In my hands for collection, and tho following la tbe rate ot taxes on th

On each one hnndred dollars valnation for genj eralonrposea..— .70 OwU For Indiana State Normal School1 soec'l 30 Poll-Ux

IZ....6Q

And on 411 taxes not paid by the Sd Monday In In Marcb, 1868, there will be a penalty eflO p«r C. A. GOODWIN,

cent, added to tbe sane. Deq ISdwSw City Trewttee.

DRYSCOODS.

KDSALL €0:

CLOAKS,

•&,

JUST RECEIVED A

Lergefitoc^of Book and Sho^M, emhraeinc ev*ry variety of

Women, Men & Children's Wear serrABLS fob yhb Fall kad Winter Trade, Which 1 will sell at the Lowest Cash Price*. I am also prepared to

CO"BUItGS,

ALPACAS,

s-r,

Union Like.

jware-lioaie on Alain Stmt, Near the T. H.

I. R. B. Depot [254wtf

MERCH'T TAILORING.

—.

LATESTfwt»-STYLES.-nst**

Xiowest Prices!

SOItETHlIQ HE W.

ijSSSftt

,:* '£JVT

MARKED DOWN.

gfy.. #ti

POPLINS,

MARKED DOWN.

tT •. ,r

MERINOES,

.,M MAMKMD DOWN \\l.

'jm

fir ~-'#v

-4

•pTjipQ 4B'r

MARKED DOWN

'A •.

MARKED DOWN. 9*'

f* Av r-, •.

MARKED DOWN.

*4 ffiMr ft 1Iftisf .J*".

-i.'AV -i"'

PLAIDS,

stft 4 4

MASKED DOWN,

^a' it

UNDERWEAR,

MARKED DOWN. S it-et

*«aS3*

Sdsall & Co.

The Too Lot

W?thA

W(li

-vH,v

of tbe eason:

E S I 0 0 8

AT A QUABTKBl

firaad Cltstag Sale

OF.

w:T

WINTER DRY Q00D3

,i—•

•-1' 4.'1' V»j -u-15 .- I '"3 iVXifT SC.J

TMIUMUHIA"

J'"

'hit

Dry Goods Emporium.

iff

,.(vint,f-4h:

o-'--

mt 'k •VJ1- "v«'s-

11-f.

•ifti-

.'.fV,

$50,000

:J,.Y

Worth of Seasonable Dry Goods, to he

fST iirf *. price,

ASTONISHJNLY LOW!!

50 pieces French Merinos to be sold at 75 cents. Former priee $1,25. 200 pieces Assorted Dress Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and SO cts. Former price, 50, 75 and $1,00. 5000 yards choice figured Delaines, 16)c. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold at 81 cents. 1000 yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 yards Bleached Shirting, yard vide. I fine, at 12} cents.

One Case high colored Prints,.. .. ... One extra heavy wide... Four very choice One Bale choice Bed Flannel One One

vrj

-idij"

*1*

Jifrtr

8|c

10 12*

Grey twilled

25, I

plaid all wool do... 40

TABLE LINENS,

Towels, Sheetlagi, Ac.,

Included in the above Sale.

The attention of Housekeepers and oth* ers is called to the above, as an unequaled opportunity for purchasing needful articles.

f, *»-i rr \lt*

5,,?

TUELL, RIPLEY A CO,

Corner Sth and Main Street*.

Terre H»ute« Ind*