Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 January 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY .-HXPBESS.

MQ^ay Morning, J«W

SAH.BOAP TIME TABLE-

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INDIAN ArOLIS.

TIBB* HAUTE AHD

ST.LOUtt,^®

Ain TBBKK

UAYS. K_nreM 6:86 A12:25 k. «...—•• 11:00 r. 6.«5A. IfPf"* 6:26 P. ^l°oV Mattoon Accoto modatlon...10:00

L«AV». 4:26 p. *.

"The beautiful snow" commenced

sheading last evening, with what success Jill be known by our city readers this

morning.

•gB* Items of a local natuae are as

kkc.m

question ol "What do you know «. bly receives theprovoking nothing t—

Tom Thumb and wife, with ComNutt and Miss ning this way, a anapolis next Saturday

modore Nutt and Miss Minnie Warren, are coming this way, appearing at lnqi

Of-During the year 18G7 four hundred and seventeen marriage licenses were issued to as many pairs of happy hearts in

this county.

The meeting of the Young Pe-

Soci,i1'

ftp- "We learn from the Covingto» bill Free Press that a couple of gentlemen j8aaC

wiU

the low-vnter season

A Dnor too Mucn Tho only time we are fearful ofgotting -'a drop too mudi'' is when parsing near the new buildings piT Main street. Tho "drop of a hatchet, a billet of wood or a brick, would be apt to make two drops.

Marriage licenses wero issued by

County Clerk Simpson last week to the following parties: W W Casto and Mary E. Sterling. Janras W. Shultz and Matilda Greek. Taylor C. Pottorff and Mary E. Hill. 9

Lost.—Last Friday niftht, somewhere in tho vicinity of the Prairie City Livery, Stable, a fine Meerschaum Pipe- There is the profile of a horse on tho bowl, and the pipe is highly finished. A reward of five dollars will bo given for the return of the pipe to the Express Office. [27.2t]

FatalAccident.—Henry Montgomery a citizen of Parke county, was killed Friday last, a short distance this sid« of the line dividing that county and this. His horse? ran away, and in going down a steep hill tho wagon turned over, breaking tho nock of the unfortunate man, and of course, causing instant death. Coroner Merry held an'inqiiest on the body,return^ ing a verdict in accordance with the' above facts.

tSf At meeting of ex-officers of the Army of the Cumberland, at Marion county court-house, on Friday evening, a resolution was adopted, asking all officers in the State who desired to attend thp Cincinnati mooting, to send their nameg to Col. C. U. Hinos, Col. J. W. Blake or Maj. Howland that the necessary provis ions for their transportation, etc., maybe promptly made.

Dowling Hall. To-morrow, Tues* day, night, will welcome the reappoaranae of Prof, and Madame Macallister, the groat Illusionists. During their absence they have added many now and attractive features to their programme. They will distribute ono hundred olegant and costly ^presents to tho audience ovory night. On

Saturday next, Feb. 1st., a gift matinee will be given when every child will receive a handsome present.

A New Dodoe.—Shortly before dinner last Friday, a neatly dressed and well appearing young man, who gave his name as A. F. Wiles, and said he was going t» "open a drug store" in this city, applied at Mr. Kellogg's boarding house, cornor Fifth and Walnut streets, for board. It was grouted and no: navingan empty ro^m he ?:as giveri a bed in a room occupied by another boarder. Representing that he had traveled all nieht, ho said he would go up and take an afternoon nap. About four o'clock he came down and passed out, cince which time lie has not been seen at that boarding house, nor has Mr. Rodney Maguire, who was to be his roommate had the pleasure of looking upon his best Sunday suit of clothes, breastpin and a lot of loose change belonging to 'another boarder went the suit of clothes. As before remarked the said ho intended to open a drug store in this city. The only way he "opens/- we guess, is with burglar's tools,

STATE

JsrFfiBeONVJLLLK party tbis week,

Mobs

ail. .. On® thousand hogs have been by Brazil bufchentfiis wtnter.

aaaiva.

—"22?" *•u--SKit

!$p.5.

KV^TXLiBANB'cBAWFOBBSVir^.^

Uitl6:40 A. 4:16 P.

V. 5

b6CKVILLS K2TEN8I0M.' ...11:00 A.

TODAY'S ADYBRTISEMRNTS

Wanted—A Mtu&tion.

—-.It. 1»U» Cn"6™"" Church spread an ovter supper at ling Hall to-night.

Mb. Poetkbof Brazil, who.was i. ^ured on the Rockville road is recovering, Tom* Thumb and his attendant dwa. will be at the State Capital this week.

Thkbb are bot 38 licensed saloons in New*"&.lbany

Old Putndm has organized a' &rant Club and otherwise prepared for vigorous fight the coming campaign.

Floyd County Bepnblican Convention was held at New Albany, Saturday the

25th-

h«'. teeth. The to,**£*

ggg- We are under obligations to Capt.

r, .i'i AWS Rkv. Mr. Little will take charge of the Presbyterian Church at Brazil next Sun

a O The leading hotels of Indianapolis sub» scri+iad $5,000 towanls the fund to secur^ tho National Convention in that city

There hundred thousand copies o^ Morton's grfeat speech on '^The Issues or 1868/' have been ordered.

IV rr«_ McDonald, of the News Depot, for Har per's Magazine, and sundry other iavo Evanaville Post Office during the Iqpt weel^ trpubled ffith th0ro,put them con (vstabd 8 way of lato papers. \x

Marion,

if -**4. C-fe.W* JL-»

The Supreme Judges have "goiw^iome

for a brief rest. t*

penitentiary at Jeffor9«»nville is

NjatLi

|Ltio

toe

Fountain County Union Convention was held last Saturday. TheCovington "it8*?®*01*

Theamount of stamps canceled at thj

in December, 1867, was$256 27, rties direct from Washington re-i-p6rt Senator Morton's health better than at any previous time sever*! mnnths. c-- 7

aw rnnare- j^ct of a side*Cut from the Wabash & Erfe fie'8

conneetedwrt

from

gational Church, is again Phoned from to-morrow eveniug until tho next reg meeting, the third Tuesday ia February.

Oanal at Attle* to tbmr place^ The Democracy of Vanderburgh "f&(ifipd" on Saturday riigtft. pivy Laird, "the eminent jurist" was st ,. ii

thflt olace are buililing a small steamer Bent0n county has inada an aesignmeof to ply hHween this city and Lafayette.--It

bo built so that it can run through

yfiy- xhate delinquent for State and County taxes, should bear in mind that unless thmr taxes are paid on or before aasi. Monday their property will be offerfor eftle by tho County Auditor.

Boynton, a prominent citizen «f

in favor of bjs cfoditors. His liabilities are supposed to be about $35,000. The 'receipts ot the Treasurer ot State for- December "were $290,804 93 j* Expenditures, $196,226 50" balancejin thetrettury, $94,642*'43".

General Terrell, having returned from Washington, reports the war claiips in iavor of the St&tqin a much 019^6 fao voruble shape than be had expected tp fi4d 'the^i. Ho will return to, Washington shortly to remain a month or more.

The spirits at Jeffereonville are on tpe rampage, and are playing ghost on a ^ety extensive scale,, greatly to the terror jof many of the inhabitants of that muni" cipality,

vr,

Henry Cooper, baggage master at tpe depot in Haiitirigton, was io severely burned by tb^ explosion of a .hangicg coai oil lamp a^few nights ago that he died soon after,

Bl^.cher, J'amiatia* Durr^^m, Sbferrod^ Wolfe and Kerr, area few of the Denio« cratio catvdidates for.Oobgr«36. in:th»Second District. The Democracy expect, to oary that District..

There is a good pro»pfec£f{)f tb'd Dehi-' ofratic National( Convohtion being held at Indianapolis. Republicans are coming! ''down with the dust" 4p make up the $20,000 fund required.

Tjte revival at the Ninth Street Methodist Chucrb. at LaFayette, is still in progress, and the interest is still inoreasing.- Fifty»fi^6 persons have thus far united with the church.

Messrs. Levi Sparks. James Swnetser and James McConnell are the unfortu* nate imlivlduala selected to issue an ad* dress to the people of Indiana, telling them why the Democratic ticket should bo elected. .1

The most extensive Oil Stone manufactory in the west is located in New Albany. These works are operated by steam, and tboir products are shipped to all parts of the United States. The raw material comes from Arkansas and quarries along the Ouachita river.

By a unanimous vote the Secretary of the meeting was directed to open a correspondence with Mr. Cist, the Secretary of the Home Committee, to the end that the call may be enlarged so as to ombrace all soldiers as well as officers.

TnE charge against Mrs. Frances A. Hicks noticed in our last issue, for ob structing the correspondence of Helen M. Scudder, was on the 24th, nolle piossed be. fore Commissioner Kimball by the District Attorney, Mr. Kllgore, and the woman discharged.

The Evansville Courirr about

The Bra.-.il

right

when it says 'no paper will be read for the nest twolve months, that is not battling vigorously cithorfor one or tfee other candidate for President.'' Not much chance for neutrals in this fight, 1

Basil Itranner, an old and well-known citixon of Greencastle, committed suicld« at that place, Thursday morning by taking laudanum. He had been a, bard drinker, but had recently made an effort to reform, Failing in tbat, he said was determine® not to die a drunkard. 1

^er/and

havfl heen

with

h*ve

in favor Of p»ymg

the contract, as specified

accordance upou its face, *v The Democrats of the tenal District will hold their CoBVvP^10°

Ligonier, "immediately after thfl BCPf* on of the Democratic candidates fof Pi ^ealdent and Viee President." So says

Ligonier Banner. A democratic oan-didate4-f°r Congress in the 10th district will be bold

mftn*

Tna Vew Albany Commercial says: In the baby '^raing^l&ei Sfew Albiiny caA'

full of "vim. challenge an$'city of her size out West Hamilton county, -baMts^of a hogj^^ ^gte of the present week we weighing 1,100 pounds. »f'4'

,rkaTI,

Thr great revival is still progressing in

New Albany." jiwards are not yet in. Our city is certainThk total nlimber"of prisoners in the

beeB informed of nineteen births,

retura6

Jy very

4l5=

®fltbe next war.

whom 12 are women. ./LuapiSG.sf.tiw .Chamber of The anniversary of the surrender or Fort Donelson, will be celebrated at Greencastle, February l5th» isS ta

day to cofiaidet l^iefj^lf on of th^ Union Depot Company in refusing to the Vincennes, the Junction and the Crawfordsville Boads, equal rights in the Union Depot with the other roads now centering there. Result not yet reported,

The New Albany Ledger tells of a new way of "taking stock" recently illustra-A-e^ftr^^ijrlio bad becoWe involved •4os^ hift store and placed a pla&ariiW'thli 'c^bcir bearing words "taking stock." The next' dpy itwas discovered that he had jbPfcn "taking stook," as the goods had &U been remove^ during the night and the merchant had left for parts unknown,

Some grouers in Indianapolis had couple of spoiled turkeys loft on hand, the other night, and not wishing to be

in front ot the store, as if they bad been forgotteifc&Tfe&t&IC tatifcp Wffr, in a short time, some thief "snaked 'em," doubtless congratulating himself on his own sharp* oess. He probably curbed the sharpness Of tho grooers before begot done with tho fowls.

The people of WilHamsport and Warren county are Again agitating the pfCK

TnKEtE yf£t.fllqd.,nt the Secretary of State's office on tho 24th, articles of assov ciation of the Iodiana Relief' Association, of Greenc»istle. It is a sort of insurance fAixipflny, or vojubttry Independent Odd Fellow* L'Tigo. The "terms of 'membership are the payment of twol^o dollars fof the first year, andl, dollars, for jeach succespjve year, 11^ tboibeneflts are to be twenty.five dollars to defray funeral expenses^ and ati *eijufel*livide!id yearly df any earnings, provided 'it flhan not exceed two theuisajid.f^olifr? tp %ny onja member.-

Real Estate5 Tkiasfers.—^The' fol16Wing trangtfefa of real estate appear upon the Recorder's book last Week

Dudley Rogers, to JLowaly Gcifiiti| lot In BurnfUftV-addUiopior $250 M. A. Jew'elt to tiawrence Smith, lot in Jewett's addition for fgOO.

Wm. T. Pe,rry. to L. C. M°rgan, 32, acres in Frairio Creek township for Thos. Ffencb, Administrator, to Enoah

:Hftrlan,

80 acres in' Prairie Creek "town-

ship for $1,631. 1 John Simmons to James Fersusop, a(i ,utidivided intcreSt in 160"acres in Pi-airje

Creek township for $800, Dudley Rogers to C. Hall, lot in Burnam's, addition, for $800,

Joseph Dpntoa to John Reeie, jr.,. $0 acres in Piersoh township for $500. Ira, Prltchard to Thcs. H. Riddle part two lot in.Rose's addition for $600.'

Mary "E, Demorest to George M. aqd Owen Tuller, 2^ acres Honey Cregk townrihlp fof $l,'294.'i' 'r

Mary A. Erisman toGeo. M. andOw^n Tuller, interest in 424 acres in Honey Creek tthd Rlleytownship?, for $6,613. I

Harriet E Heustis to Geo. aiid Owen Tuller, interest jn the fame tract for $3,658.

Mary A. Erismatj, ^u^tdiun, to Geo. M. and Owen Tuller, interest in same tract'for, JS^O.:.

Cljsjjncy Rose to Morton p. Rrankjn, I lot in Rose'8 flub-divislon for $450. John J. Brake to Ruben Glover, one acre in Lost Cerek township for $40.

Hilinda E, Adkins, guardian, to George Glick, tract: of land in Harrison township for. $1,200.

M. A. Jewett, to Lovfisa J. Platner, lot in Jewel's addition for $262 Dudley Rogers tp Qeorge R. Griffin, lot irt Burnam's sub-diviSloii'for $250

Gents Artie Over Shoes, at De«

pew & Clatfelter's.., .1. „[27-d2w.]

Best assortment of Embroideries,

Lacts, White Goods and fine "Notions" in the city.'

97"

Saxton & Walmset,

111, Main street^yri dlt.

:,r11ter,

quantity of croton oil into the -oyster soup, thereby producing a number of tableaux not put down upon the programme. It w*» a dirty trick. ±AfH 7i

Boots and Siioes at cost, at Pe-

pew & Clatfelter's. [27-d2w.J

Ladies Polish Boots at Depew A

Clatfelter's. [27-d2w.]

•9" Farmers heavy Boots at Depew & Clatfelter. [27-d2w.]

19* Children's Shoes cheap, at Depew & Clatfelters. [27 d2w.]

Gents Plrm Calf Boots, at Depaw

& Clatfelter's. ,J 27-d2w.]

19* Ladies Artie Overshoes, at Depew &Clatfelt«r'.«. [27»d2w.]

•9* Go to tho Suppor of the Ladies of the Universalis* Church, on thisj Monday evening, at Dowling Hall '75 dlt

Iar You get a good substantial supper for the admission fee 50 cent'?. Stewed and fried Oysters, extra. d2t

Blsaoita, Turkey, Beef, &n,

AT a Leap Tear Ball in Lafayette on and epjo% a^d^jgfetfp^iftyiqjfu-ylth your Main street. [20,dwtf the 23d, seme malicionsly dfsposad person friends. d4t —for which he deserve* hanging—put a Wbat Can be More I'i kasant I—

fc-«

Home Weekly, to which wu

are indebted for several items this mom-

While promenading through the Hall, you meet friends you have not seen for years renew old, and form new acquaintances nothing iv raore .enjoyable th^n these home-like entertainments. Come and crowd the Hall. The Sapper will

ing, thinks there will be four new farm- compensate for the price of admls* ces erected there as soon as Spring opens. ®'on while the pleasures of the evening It would save the New Albany people

liv«in

'•i* 'tV-" ".'A'- U-: .V"»i Si"': "J .?:3« J-.1S S7:l ot aw *8" WJ: "i

A dozeu pairs of tiio finest and

or Btook of

MUSLINS,

amine.

••For.

^aLICOES is large and

betCfer than Is ueual for

this season. Edsall & Co. d2t y-^2-

Gloves in great variety and cheap,

(it Biddle*e. 23dtf

|g^Five hundred pounds ol choice Hond* jo boxes, on sale at Ray & Bailey's. Call and get a box. dtf

OtbtkbSUPPEB—Will be given by the lfUte jpf the Fin*!, Univorsalist "So cialCircleH^ this eitjr.for the benefit tbc^r .-Society and. Sunday ..School, next jMondpy evening, January 27th, 1868, |at Dowling Hall,

from the lower and upper

judicious preparation for

A good time is confidently expected,a^R[ Universal invitation is extended. of admission, entitling the bep^r per, BO cents. Doors open ,.Rt 7 ^y

rdtd]„„

•Marklo OJ It. "Flour, -JiuckfflMiit flour, new com rncal, aud hominy at Ai. C. Ftibeow & Son's, South Fourth 31 reef tL: ih.'?48dtf

Canes —Gold head and fancy canes, ust received, at John S." Fr&errifini?, jlp 5, Warren's Blook. iv,:ftf. I -1 jw'a.i —.'j—u. ^3BBgCB.-r -^sag4 resh arrival ctf choice Tees ana

Fresh

SQr Enos Strouse is now opening in Col. McLean's now 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 Alain street. [19,dtf

Lieter

roli

Hosiery, RV «ow prices. '23dtf

Ihe bests/^jtjg MarhitieSi'ori ttto^ mo6t:&VQrabl6/jPm8(

at Ridd,e'8

Agency, 151

Qeneralj

Maj^ fltre€l.

Call and ex,'

23dtf

'ii -i r,!.'r.

»d at Last—After trying al says L. B, Gurnett, Esq., of Al-

^*n.y, •'."•Barrett's Restorative" has workod \ytinders, placing my ^hnir back to its! original color." dw.iw —"j. ^1 'ft..?' r"'

Bert brands of Flour, Buckwheat!

•f four, Mea^, Balld Hay/ 0^1,'!Shoftt, Ship Stuffs, &c, at E R. Bobbins', No.

in a

Furs at Cost. Previous to removing back" on-Main 'street, Joe Yatls will"dispose of hie FUR GOODS, at actual cost. 18-dtf vrp! iT.'l ,7 -ro'./r m* If you want a cheap HAT or CAD call oh Joe Yates, oast sido of the Publio Square. Ho is selltngf at actual co?t, prej paratory to moving hi§ stock back .rt IV^aln street.

a wl8

(Ur

|9°Uiamond and silver powder for Bal and fancy dress parties, at Muhan & Co.'i

Wdie3'"and atN

MB* Large aSBbttment df Madi gMrtletaeit*a. Iwnd 'J Ghlldrarffe^ Sfur^

VSf- tieit aasortmeat f*8' ^16 boys' hats and caps in the city at N. Westjfall's, 85 Main street.

BSf Who are first to meet the declin*

-^®0Un^-Sy&

exclofiivoly^aW offer* obf eiitfito

Kaady-mado Cfolj|fc$ijfafj goods,'and/ tfto

^ched and Brown

fl!£oe\

overfromteJ^tr,^ for cash., .-,u what will do (\U wg promite

Gent's Gpoda. and-OJotJiinfi mada to "ne Gihr etocU,,W-It' iff

Ca!l-4fl much the best in the city.

9Sif&

E. R. Right & Co^s, 155 Main

Coffee at street. dtf I

Choic article

of Ppnns E. R. "Wrgbtjs dtf

Buckwheat Flour at 155 Main street,

MI Twenty«five cents for a pound df Coffee four pounds for $1 00, at Bay & Bailey's.„^i dtf

I it

I®" Go to E. R. Wright & Co's. f«?r Cranberrys, Rsisms, Currants, Citroi, Turkeys and Oysters.

Don't Fail to see Mahan & Co.'s Faj» cy€loods. They are cheap. otf

Diamond and silver powder fbr dressing tho hair, at Mnihan & Co.'s. dir.

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 «t

Ray & Bailey's. dtf

New hams, fresh eggs and butter,,

N. Y. factory cheese, at, A. O. Furrow S Sou's, South Fourth street 18dtf.

0jjjf Fin# Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups &c., at A. C. Furrow & Son's,South Fourth street. 18-dtf

A. C. Furrow & Son have just

poened an entire new stock of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Market House. „18dtr

Poultry, game, peach blow pota

toes, apples, and cranberries,, at A O Furrow & Sow's, South Fourth street, 18dtf. -4

Our popular and woil known

butcher, Jo Rupp, has established a meat stand, on the south side of Main street between 6th and 7th, near Lock wood's tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best mg&ts in Market. Rupp's best Jersey sausage can be had at hi? stand at all timet. .. dtf.

tSf The Adams Express Company having removed their Office on the 1st of January to the Ross Building, on Fifth .street, south of the National State.Bank, and fitted up their Offico in elegant style, have now increa&Sd"facilities for the trans-, action of business, and respeotWHy solicit the continuance of the public patronage. 17dlm

People should not use glasses not

'well suited to the eye. S, Freeman has the largest assortment of Spectafefes

GooitCflfJbe-Tes, Bread and But- igrades, of any house in the writ. Go Goo*Coffee,'Tea, Bread and But-

R»

&c. allfthpra

hei, a tagos of his peculiar kinds of specks, 01for the admission fee 50 cnts dSt

Jour ™n»ories for years, djt

Gs"}

t-"i*

grades, of any bouse in the went. Wo

aad hewill m^eyouseetlieadvan.

t^r Rt

jfaln

8treetj

l^r Take your wives and sweethearts, Deming's Bank, or at has new store 161

M*m

local

8^P'

3 v-»« 1 Oot, Binaie'., is/„„in

Canse^nd UTect. Kxtbact HSAITH BCV. S3 adtejeticrimuri its enormous co' dariagke anptiflm tbro«Kbo4t cent .elKtitAea^yesrs f- If tlie nmtcml* -cA-

A* Hoof'S

^aKrt^Bnd tiiiererett mot wnE.wdlj

Rre tbe cahi.'s of NfurnlKiB, Ni rve^ndie, and other painful nervous Nffcctloiis tliit cxlat c.rtong ua.—j But ll\U 5taw 01. tiling* no lonKtr In- «o, as an anr.lc|..to Will bn fonnd in PR. TURNER'STIC«' JDOULqUBECX' or TTtffViyRSAL KKURiIi4lA| PILL., Tuo g. ni»linflu,.rci' of tkin mEHliclne apon' tUe am'.' fluid i-) extraordinary. .ApothncariMj liave^ U. Pritici. at D.piit, 120 fltBMO^ST., BOSTON, MAS?. ruiCE, Si par pAokagaj l'j nioll ,(kfi22deoJlw

l-ISftf Clover, TifrwAhy ayd Blue, .And! Moss SbdHs, at *E. 8. RofeniNs', •!&.•-1 Dowling Hall. dtf

AiVailS£5V3ENTS.

0OAYLING HALL

sirtlflitriti wontrerworlrtl! OOMMrtJOllJc ITESI»AY EVENIJiO, J«n. 88, 1868.: pnor. AND MAOAME 1 Thf.«ieai Tf,T.nsroififS"orTITK AGE,will present iii.-li evjv^iig, ,af Qh |coi a^lectlgn of tlieir Illusions,i ffcltHlcro/ ami' iMiracl.cs!

Enibracifig ScilAif.V Mirfli

rftiuf*

McKeeii &

Stotw at Cost.—I have a larger stock of Stoves than the market will justify, .and to close thera out I will soil all good stoves in the line for the next thirty days at cost, fbr cash, consisting of cooking •toves of the best manufacturers, and a large assortment of heating stoves, tin Ware, pressed ware, hollow ware and ag ricultural implements. Parties wanting goods in this line will find I mean just what I say, by calling before they purchase, and compare prices, at No. 63 Main street. "W- Shawktot. dJClm,} .. .« j&bF!® .•et'W%wm4

Mji!t0ry.

JOO-DliK ill'MIKEII-lOO E'.KGANT and costly E S EN win, ae

GIVES AWAY itVlillY NIGHT 1 ...:....^5 Centa OENTSi clock.

When Evtav CiHit.n will rr-colre

A ItjANDSOiMLE PRESENT ADMISSION, 25 CENTS, To all parts of the House

IIA BUY WESTON,

21d'iw Bnaincaa Ageut.

W^TEO,

SITUATION—

Ky a imAjL AcJixtanh yoar«' experlenico,

03 JBook-kooper, CKric or Bsvlcunnu, wJioIOfMildor retail. Biat of rlfarp!*n- (iirfn. AddrasH P. O. B'ii 43-1, Teiio Hsfeto, fml. d2t

FOR REMT,

"OOE KENT.—I have a Basemant Ecom finder tho bnildins occnp la 1 ty Aostiu Joj'oe, on Hoi th 4th Street, oppoBite the 0!o cinitu'.i HotiB0,.f0r rent. Any peraou wautinj such rooai, will please call and s«o mo. 21d3t 1. N. PIERRE.

F^R SAtE.

mBT .L TER his a '*&pod yohog Horse (medlam f.lz'u), soand, and worts nicely in a baggy and ridOa pretty well. Also, a good aocond-hand Byggy aad Harness also, an Esprets Wagon. All of which hft winhpa .) soil, or will exchange them for lumbar or brick or will aoll them and take Maaun cr Oarpantsr wo'rti the coming season. jaSldlw

TPOK SALE-r wo valji'ible'build X? inj LOTS, aSjoiqjing ray present residence on Wilson

part of the Ci janl?rltfr

3fWi

POE E^|«HKs«Wrage. for JL City t'r ipmty—8u acres3Co^l Laud, situated olghl iaUfiii*s*t-r,t-y»tca Uattte.)in Vigo Co. aclfldrt :jf|v|? JEN0KES.

FOK

SALE.—House and Lot in liantrrn part of the City, half sqnare trom Kationnl Ro«'l. House cuntains throe rooms. Oiatmi in the kitchen. Price, 0550, if Bold within the Dfxt ten dayH. Titl.t good Apply at the news ooin rf thin office. Jan 1.

JT^OR SALKn-On North .Firs' JL Street^ aft a ma dwelling, containing nine room*, with barn aad oi^hi^sM, together with one, two, throe lots, ya.tlf WILLIAM MTEB8.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j^ysso ution!

Economy anp Comfort—Cory •& Mancourt are agonta for -the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain mud and dust prevents rattling of sash. Try it on your doors and windows. dtf

The firm o' R»ichort A Tnmler has ho:n dis solved .-'tiiv by mutual eonnenl, L. Tunilui Millidr.wiug partner. Heir.hert will enntinno thoBofl anl 8: ot, busmen at tbe old stand on his own aocouti!, and i4~nHlfcori7.aI to collect all outstanding claims, and Brttle ail oc-ouritt against thedi«ea!Vt'et9ini. lie alr,confidently hopes that the onatomsrs the old firm will kiitliypaironlzo hjm for the fntnrf, premising ilut li" svijl du ih« best in hiB power tft satisfy thsm lit iTe'ry roip-ot.-

C. REIOHEET.

Jan 13, 1808 25d3t L.. TUMf.KB.

II. CLARIDGE

llaB returned to tliis ei'v, and fit tod up a Ste»m Dy'eln* «nd,Scoufittg Ej aliliehniflnt, at tho old Stand, Vo. 8 NurHiJF imh Street, where he will iifpioaned to mdet his old frii-nd», and a» many now onos fi'jmay fdwr htm with their patronage. •ir)1tf

REWARDS Motfn from my «thlt!« on Satnrdiy^lght

January 11th, a filfor-pi^t'd single 'Carriage Ilaruess, (nearly new)., it lacked the hold-hack tiltaps. Tho iia"i arfe floih-^oiordd. The croppur 1b witlmat Imi'JUa a)| round. About ^wi fuoritliH aini'c a Bridie, Vonging to ,tli» #auin Harofis/ 1 ill pay Fifty Dj! lar» for tiiiv dptertlan:of tho tbit'f, ai«*-T«,*nty-fivf dollars for tho reonr'sry or •••e prci*irty. jaSldlw J03JEJ?n GUaYltB.

ISSOLUTION oP^PAKTKBiB8hip. 1hi firm ot Olanssen, B}.-haw«ky & Co., has been diaaolvi-d tbe t\ro jnnlor partnersharo totired t»nl tfic ttfn «oninn, viz Mig. Cianssnli A r._V. Iiivti»w*k$.wilLcaatie«6 the bnalaas* and settle the nffairirof thi' olrt firm. 2id11 OLAUS38N-* BICH0W3KT.

PLUMBING.

B. BUCIfTiTiT» being a practical PLt'ilttKE, -.nu at tho jagnpet of maily friends, beg.i tr auROU^ire thuthe is now pr«j,arcd to MeC0t« ail i.rders in the above bn»iheBB,1n rrfnpectioa ith his

House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—uii Chetry.Street, between 3d and4tli BATHS, PUMPS- WATER CLOSETS, A fitted np on thn moat approved principle*. lifpoirinii pr.'.m itlj attfndefi to. sepS

MILLINER'S.:

tiz

kinds of Millinery Qoods sold at 0081 during th* TViiiter motths, at Mrs. M. H. Abbott's, Opposite tbe Post Office. DeclMtf. •ouAlto'ii*t» •rmm ad

if a, t»^a

ir.

-m Vi- Ta- Mc, -f J- A*-t 1

4BCHIIE0ISip|r^

*1£JlLT

.afprorei its /treat value anb^MIng' WB»d|

toxU|*4,,li5$iv».

^narecpjym«n4 It In ttjMripaottee to I

IltA*

EBitrtA

,reti^ATrswTs,'»nrt tt4b6ae«ufferini

raH*Mds of th»TH*0AT, CaoT gmdXuaas.'Orf affilctiij wtth DvsrtwiA Toci Atfstitc, oto, if iW ial^oducii^n bjoS^e^Tfil-j r.ipul bcepUal* of Earops anl wonders, tbeii'Wc ftf rttiit the XA«r!«aHot ro juiitiflod' ia their appreci^yon*if .'{iff fi trslnn, at'i fn th»lr (UKHnTinalloD^erweMiIfc Malt EXTHACT ITeait^ jlr.VCTi.af «nifafc.'!t«iOT-j m»rnble jo callsd rr»rnP'*teff• but^f^J: ''Matt Etffktt BeiWi Bevfragthtik boo* AMMlHy in-i

& w!Uiisurf CQxjypr and Fifth. !v Ninth and Mulberry.

.Ifili5sy*i*6« OA EBro.,Lafayette

Strait.

AND SHOES

Be&<7. Layman, Lafayette street. N. Andrewi, Mainatreet^bet. Fifth and Sixth Chas. IBaggle8,16 North Fourth street.

Jkenzfr, .near cor. SUinaad 7th. )K6 MD SIATroffirt£

Bartlettb Amtin, lOl JCain street.__ J. P. MoOouald, PMto fflce Lobby. X. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth.

GOMMfiBOlAL^COLLEGE. •B. Garvin, Principal, corner Sth and Main.

Jl E. li, Bryant *.Uo.,#aat Mi

John Uttney A Oo,i

jpir^t St.,

E. B, Bryant A Oo.^Safit Vain Street. oh Oanal Baain COAL DEALERS.

John McFarlane, at County Sc^es, Ohio street. Eichard McElroy, southwest fcdr.Tublic Square.

llart s«lS Johnston &

.. r,'79t»inutn«tor, 61 Slain street.

•i-cl J. Rlchardsoi^fO^io street, bet. .Third aud 4th, DRY GOODS

A. NipperfA Edsalls Co.. corner Fourth and Main elren

J"'" DP.r«01ST.^" Z* -V?v.. IraGrover, Fourth street, opposite Market.

U. A. Davis, corner M&iq ami Third. EXPRESS COMPANIES. ftaijllfsn/ Agenttfi FOUNDRY, AND MAOHINEJSUOI'S

Ejgio lion WcrkB, Wm. J. Ball & Co., corner 1st and Walnut. Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Sjuith & Co., near T. 11, A I. and E. & O. K. ft. Freight -Depot'.

r"f-

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND OAPtkn^ N. Westfall, 85 Main Street. JogegKTUf IQatas, South Tliiir jl

HOTELS. .r ..rr k* S -I KT#rt"0

National House, corner Siithjind Main. (Jlark House, corner phio a^dFirBt. Buntin House,-Boutb-ea^.orner Public Square. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh.

:-rssflBS?w«»aR!S^*«

HOUSE AND SIGN r&INTEB3. TR.®ulik^IfloliafFonJll»strtirt.r* !ry' Wm. B. m,uning, Obio.^t., Eaat of ith-. W. Howaro* i^afin lng, Olihrry st .Wnwii 3d fndftth,.

INSUBANOE AGENTS.—^, HavonsA Oo.rcoruer Slain and-FUth. Hcott &JCraUopMaiit street, eoat of Fifth.

JEWELLERS.

3. B. Ftcejoan, 74 Maid street. John 3. Ft^nan, jV'arren's Cjoc^p MUSIC DEALERS.

Jas. G. Wilson, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS-AND'-TRIMMINGS, T. H. Riddlo, 161 Main street. NOTIONS, GROOE

Olaussen, Bichowabj, $ t'o,, Wain street, neai Gth. OMNIBUS LINE. 0. rf jkiher, onSrfi&PosPOfll^v

PLUMBER.

It. Backell, .South Fourth street. REAL ESTATE AGENTb Hick cox, Soott & Co., CO Ohio Street,

I ii

a Bay & Bally, Fourth street, South of Post E. B. Wright & Co., 155 Main street. l|A. C. Furrow & Son, south Fourth street.

S. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O. J. B. Hagerty & Co., 187 Main.etreet. WW. Shannon, 63 Akin street.'

SEEDsAOT'lMPLEM jlN TS. J. A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry. -v^oohjn QWbmm, John N. Beiz, 60 Main street. 'fi OWEW'TCUiSB K. U. BRTAK

E JR. BBYAffT & OO.i (Sncceasors fcp J.-^H, XUBNEK,). ForiTajrdinsA Commiefilon Harchantk

DEALERS \t

Grnfii, Flonr and Salt.

ITIgheat market price paid for all.biDda of O^ij Agents for Star Union

Ware Homse on IVtain Stract. Near the T. H. A I. B. B..Depot ^Sdwtr

WHOWAEDSign

SSSWWS

IHf

B*riieJbeany 9CH»fa strati

.MANNING,:

Honie, and

Carriage Paintinu, GLAZIS6, PAP£RHANfiL\0, Ac, Mixed paints, of every description, Varnishea, Putty, Ac., always on hand, and for sale on tbe most reasonable terns. Give mo a call. Shop on nher'vot, strebntiraen B.l and 4th. o2sMlr-

EXPRESS COMPANIESU

jyjEECHANT'S DESPATCH,

Fast Freight Line,. BSTABLI8HKD 1866. AMERICAN KIPBK88 CO PBOPRIKTOBS,

FOBWABD GOODS

From lew York, Boston, And all points in tho New England States to all points in the Weat and South-west, Next la Speet to tbe Regular Express Company,

For rates and all other information, apply to V. SHEWHAKEK, Agent, Car. Maln and Ninth, Sta., Torre Ilaute, S.

Ccmulnos,

Snp't, Buffalo. selSdfirti

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

a.rausKDlM.

a. o, «roEEisow,

FKANKUN, MORRISON & 00.,

iQEMIBAl.

Commission Merchants, No. 88 West 2d St., Cincinnati. BEFEffENOES: Pearvie, To lie, Hoitcn bliaw, Barbour A Co^'- & PiurUrr, j, K. G. LeobaH Jt Qo.j a Win. Glenn A Sons, Foster Brothers, Ohambxi'i). fltovens ACo. JOMI HA NET. ILCWttt B4SK. TOHN HAI^JSY CO., tf BTOBAttta, OOMKlftluN Np

A IN E A E S

W»retion8A .'U f»rnt «t tht Canal DmIti. TBFRK OAni'E ISJI*

hats and cAPs.r

KW YORK HAI'SfOBI

Juoepb G. YatoSf BPl» JU3TX1S RECEIFf OF iMona' Hats ol r.1i Mod*,

Boye' Uau ot nil kinds',1 Miiiscs' I-Iaia of nil kinds, Infinite Hsrref aU Maat, faiMlirto «fci:iCaljort" notice. Oomt udw ______

THE FALLA STYLES,

Xaat sida Pnklio-Pjnara Terra Haste, Ind, .awsfitr -am-*m 0 .mmmi aratm%«

DHY COODft.

5. Wjpcrt*

•Kl 'f 7

'H 1

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January 15th, 186S

.paving oocmneniBed oa.r eecoodyearal the -well known stand, "the Boston Store." we coh&dbi it b'otti a duty and a pleasure to thanH.our customers for tbeir past lib* oral patronage. It shall contiuoe to be our aim to keep always on hand a choice assortment, of goods suited to the w^nts of the community.

We bavo just completed an inveatory of otir "stock!' and marked our gooda at tbejr vrctent valve 'juxithout regavd io e«t% una, A .tt- Js gonarally conceded that

I the prices, pf DR,y GOODS have finally touched bottom, now is certainly a safe titrro to buv.!

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Pboeei*" BVJuddryand Uachiiv Shop/McElfrfsh, BeoKtar & Cp.,'corner 9^1 and Eagle, u/ear J'oas^ii.•ger^ilqt. ... Gunsmith and

In every department we are offering jgreat inducements with a view to tho clogin out of our entire stock of "Winter

Goods, preparatory to the opening of Spring trado.] Kr Soliciting the fuvor of an inspection of our Goods and prices we remain,

RospoQtfuily, SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

DRY GOODS.

January0 16, 1969. *\1 stwa/:i'3 -1 -M0 li i'311* ft? -v t' 4 1: iMfd a»«d.iOiJ i.

A. NIPPERT

Offers from this date until

4, -liiam- vf i' MARCH ^FIRST,

isi tt maj rsw Jt

L. Ki^^^^c^o^ruSic'^Oh/o ktroet. 3CEGHANieiAN.reC^O A. Tittman, 201 Main street.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposito Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs. MO^MBiy^loSTO^ G^SiriTBt

The remainder of his "WINTER STOCK 'j*i 4W9

AT COST'! sa& &&

These floods aro all NEW and Daeirahie confisting of idft* $Uctl r3

Merinos, Malifs,

Lusters, Delaines, Olotiis, Cloak* ingsf Sb*wl8 Breskftet Capes,

Sontags, Hoods,

Nnbl&f,, Flan

nels, Blaiketo,eoyerlMs, Ae.

OFFER A FEW SETTS OF dlsj- t^s- to,.

wm." mm*"

'. Siam'd.««iut.

These Must be SoM!!

Jaseeispraiu s.5^ j-tbzE'4 ,#65? nsdm Gall and see thorn. Now ia the time to purchase Goods on your own terms.

GWM't:

MUSICAL.

a 1 (,

vCl.

CMWH FUIIIIB!

CAHTttH IUIHU!

mm mums!

C&lfQH mSNIU!

1 I

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eLINDEMANN,

PIANOS, HE].ODE4»lVM ™S !OBGANS, Vlolina, dultara, Flutac, andjJi klad* of

Merchandise, N($. 01°Wabaah Street. TUim* HATJTB, INDIANA. TUNING AHD BEPAI&1N6 of PIANOS and other InBtrum«nt»wiIl be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS win be taken in tna!o fo» RKW ONS8.. anKVMwtl

lloh'

J. O. LIHDiJItANN.

L. KISSHER'S

PALACE OP MdSlP! ?i IX o. 48, Ohio Street,

Link,

OPPOSITE TH® OOUKT HOUBB^i .7f ,*

TKRHK-HAU TK. INU

This being the largest and most elegant Unsto Establishment

I1V THIS STATE

Buyers in want of fine

And smaller Miralcal Instruments, and Ituslcal Merchandise of every description, Sheet Mnelc and Instruction Books, should not failte Tisit the

PALACE OF MUSIO.

WAll kinds of Musical luntrnmenta reualrad in the most approved manner. diw

JQR. J. HALE, MILLEB'S BLOCK.

IfiUIIAXAPOLIS, WW-,

PHTSIOIAK FOR DISBASE8 OF THK

Head, Throat and Lungs.

TO WHICH BBANGH OF THK PB0FES3I0N his practice is oxcinsivel confined, ta\j be con tultrri'personarilj, or bv letter, st hl* Dispensary

Bob't M»er«ady A C4.tJ.M(liS,lrgary iiock, Jlorth IlllaolsMreet, Foote, hash A Co. diIj2Jx11j -s -ona sijnare north of the Bate# Uoasr. ,t,fr

AIBO, at the earnest snlioltatitm of eld pationls, DB. TIALE will still contlnuo to visit TERRE HAUTE, onco every fhnr weeks, and ma? bo ooniralnod at the Terre* Haute Hoass,

THVR81UT In. 3S, Feb. -m, frbm -it 1 Jnpf'. 19,

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tip

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.•c^s ". ~r- —Mmu S,

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090. M.

CONSHLTATI ON FEBB, and terfiu. ol treatment within reach of all Pr. HALK j« a regular Qradnate of Modteine and Sar^ery, and the Author of the KSW MXTHOD of Treatment for Dlseasea of th* AjB P*aaaoss, whichsneceedi where all other means have failed, and is aartaialy worthy of

Woaltl respectfully nrfjr those tomiM, to the follow B| NMoilUwi oltttsas i. 11.<p></p>S^KUStS"

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T5 PCS. 75 PCS. OfSK&a T5 PCS. OF T5 PCS.

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Ixtn WMHi lafSi^ btnfefaii (MiBilra tmtotiSEm* fetra Fleece CMHi|||

At EDSALL & CO, At EDSALL & 00,' At EDSALL & 0a

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SttfCttM i?«A

«•/. n* -k «d? at la# i#ftt

O0RNKK 4TI CORNER CORNER 4TB CORNER

WM. B. MANHIX«£ aoora, 8im am 0W«JUS A I N

)2$1eivsl

Qme door Bait of tlwfiar Imi, C. IND. Plain fflgn Painting.*

TKRRK HAUTK, Plain and OaeoratW* Paper HaL

Patated aad (Umm Pianos and Natnial Wood TulliW M•tyle of th*. Art. Giidiac Japanned Tin, in will be to tho la tenet of tt"H flk»' hare serrlOMbla work dona, to call oaIN. matlon in baying dnd mixing wlm| fflt.. ntabed to pen»M faaa or hiimb

Haring had tleaceln Dm glre aatlsftwtion

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DrNTitmt.

J)R. c, O. LINCOLK,

The Oldest In Tern Omoa—On Sixth 81 Ohio, one door aooth of

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OVriQB—On Ohio, bet weed aplSdtr

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rnERRE HAUTE CO»%,OQ^I A LEOK. COBNKB EIFTM Mjjm'tSiL book-keopinc sl*ale and loaMesstlfJasMI forma, as psrtotaiag to butaess lift ship and Arithmetic. Tenas witMs For farther particnlars, address ths fi sspiTdlr 1

"OoanmnioN as OMMptttnia as Intermttteot Fsiw/eie-1* |fe nnuT mwm as Ml hi. Ret. Chat. £. JOaf, Jf. P., It. D.. s«»

KINO'ft

FRBPARED PBSBCBtl^pl Made from the rm«Htltet«t

MV. CIA*. «. urn, M. s^u.», m*** For Ota Pulssrtis Md9«r»ar

CON SUMTTION

For tbe fcdlwl (Ve of ASTHMA, I OATABBH, and all other »ttlsss of Iko faaas. Throat, and A IB PASSA818 fbr tstswl IM Special Deraageatents of tho WeryfSlysSsy fcr Disorders of ths BIiOOD aM MruViastlonal Ms^ii^lJIsiaajrtiwMW^t

Increases tbe ms|th sad 4mmuKSi st the Pals Blood. It sabdass tho OhlHaam fciss^ and diminishes the Xxpectoration. SIGHT 8W1ATB, always, la IN* I

OH««in| •iwa/ii ia

teen days. The Appetite Is tavt|esats4,

Sfflcultrapidly

itieDt nine flesh Um Oswjh AM Breathing are speedily rofrsahlaf

Sleep

iMoomee oalm asd

tWns regular and naiform. AH the tons of CONSUMPTION. A &c.t disappear with a really

THE PRK8CBIFriO!r

Shonld be used every M*w, 'tsUlMr name known. In wMch there 1st emhibtled aa4 derangement of either tho ltlTOUl 4

name known. In wMch there tangemaat of either tho Itt 3ystasis. It Is"

Saeqnailed ta

Scanty or S«ppresa#d MsatsS, The PBEPABKP-fBBaOBlmOHji Milks Bwt and the most msoahal be taken. The arerace dMS^ to taken onc« a day. The fMl onder any rlrcqtastaueea, to tnres," for the Gonfh Kapsctoratlon "Tontce" fcr the A Wesknaas Iros for the Blood Nervous Iritation Aelde for |fiM Whisky or Od Iiver Oil fbr fas fl Srtcmo Actio* is upon the ObssdtiHi (tltion, and, throoxb this OnAiisi, Whole Seriee of S^sptoM

C^uaea BILL, Om^nMn stage of Oornnmptloa. latl tho Paascamtoii, myOhm^ Ac., dscrcased, aad telly aL ed. A mere skeleton before, I'a« with Sssh. My restoration to Ami know BM.~Jiaa. O. I#. Waaaw.

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ttlSdltll

Janh Klier, W. ^usll^Ool. Heimi, John C3u«b bsrs, Vf«- Coatee, Ool. aad ?ne hundred others.

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tn *s*tX uin vITwwaT

%T JfeifiSaa *?S 6?£ttvf

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Thf,.,i

Prescription saved as b^s'illh,

and has probably saved ao hudisAi 9 Astteas." »-Bev. B. Bvsrann*, Bess sis. H. f. "Wo blase Ood fbr the beasfltt wshava nasi asd rromyov Prepared Pseasrlptlon."—BevT. Faufiimi lUnbnir- rinfl "Trntjtinnl ~tirim urn uri mmnarttjll has beaefltted by Its nee."—Sev. O. D. Jowaa, Baetae, WImq^sIB.

orders ma* be addreasad to tho 1 OSOaB a. 3I08B8 A 00., 37 Otxttaadl Sersst^. H. T. Oonsaltatioa ftse1 .A

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