Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 January 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXL.'RESS.

Tuesday Morning, .January 2Sth, 1868

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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Clothing Sale—At Marvin's. Commission Merchants—Lyne & Lawes.

Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels are

coming soon.

ggf There has not been a fire in city for six weeks.

this

|0» Macallister oppns his wonders and distributes his presents at Dowling Hall to»night.

iy The Circuit Court, Judge Patterson, convenes in Vermillion county next Monday.

"The Last

was called The "Last

Situation

for at O'Connell's yesterday

Sensation"

ratisfied tho customer

The officers for the new steam fire

engine will be appointed at the meeting of the City Council next week.

It may be of some interest to

thoEQ in this city who purchased tickets in the "Riversido Lottery" to know that the ticket which drew the $40,000 in greenbacks, belonged to a commercial trader in New York by the name of M. H. Scribner.

(ST The Festivals gotten up by the ladieB of the Universali9t Church are always pleasant occasions, and that of last evening was no exception to the rule.— Partaking more of asocial gathering than of a festival proper, every one of the assemblage enjoyed with a zest the kindly greetings and tho many good things to tickle the palate.

Macallister To-Night.— Professor and Madame Macallister inaugurate their season of six nights at Dowling Hall this evening. Their programme is replete with now, brilliant and beautiful features, The wunderful feat entitled "The Couch of tho Angels of the Air" will be performed ia addition to many other new feats and experiments. One hundred presents will be given away every night. Gift Matinee on Saturday, Feb. 1st, when every child will receive a handsome present.

gjjf An attempt on the part of Sheriff Kizer's boarders to break jail has fortunately been nipped in the bud. Sunday evening while inspecting the prison, as is cuBtomary every twenty-lours, the fasten ings of two cells were found nearly sawed off, and a steel saw about one foot long was also found. It was evidently the intention of the prisoners to break from their cells Sunday night, raise a stone in the floor and dig under the outside walls of the prison. The prisoners were put upon a fast from Sunday noon until last evening in the hope that somo of them would reveal the leaders of the plot, and also by whose agency the saw come in the prison,

We learn from Trustee Naylor

that all the members of the Board of Registry in this township will meet at the Northern Liberty Engine House next Monday morning, and will then proceed to the several places heretofore appointed, and after concluding the registry in their respective precincts will again re* port at the same place. This proceeding will make the registry legal, without doubt. Tho school trustees having refused the use of the school houses, the vo-. ters in tho Second Ward will register at S. T. Reece's carpenter shop in the Third Ward at Thompson's carpenter shop and in the Fifth Ward at the office ot McKeen & Eshman's lumber yard.

Lyne & Lawes.—We ask particulai attention to tho card of this new firm, located on Main street near the corner of Seventh, where they have just opened an establishment,for the sale of Agricultural Implements and pure Kentucky Copper-Distilled Whisky. They will also buy and sell on commission, merchandise and prpduee of all kindsl The senior partner of the firm has recently come to our city to make this his permanent place of residence, and has every appearance of a prompt, reliable, energetic business man, as well as a courteous gentleman Mr. Thomas E. Lawes, our City Councilman, the other member of the firm, is well and favorably known to our community. We wish the new firm success.

ment of the same *m®un'

SmJt,

pawning her furs and George Bund)

pawned his watch for & like sum.

assaulting his step-father and" step-sister $7.50 was addedA young married woman on north Fourth strest. ^h^ is evidently determii^ ed to get id of her husband, first filed a 'complaint against him for carrying concealed'weapons^ for which he was duly fined then for disorderly conduct, to

ijtfc

which anotber.finewasadded. back-a third titAe and swore out a peace warrant, affirming her life was in danger. Hearing of this charge, the fellow left town and the woman remains master of the situation.

rllis $Ml0

Educational STATti8fl6§.—The February number ot the

nal

contains quite a variety of interesting statistics in reference to the education*! interests of the State, of which we give the following Number of school children 000 Excess of males ,....*•....•••20,000 No. not in attendance on school...160,000 Number of teachers 10,000 Average compensation of male teachers in High

Schools per diem ..$3 47

Average compensation of female teachers in Higb~~Schools per diem ...«•»• Average compensation of male teachers in primary schools per diem ...••• Average compensation of female teachers in primary schools, per diem vy No. of school houses in the State... Number of log houses frame houses brick houses stone houses Estimated value of houses and furniture ...$5,01$,346 Number licensed as teachers in 1867... 'i565 No. rejected as teachers in '67... y./. 5g5 No- of license revoked

Of the productive portion about one half is bearing seven per cent, and tjje rest six per cent, intorest. It is frequent ly asked why this interest alone will not keep the schools open six months of the year. As it would require near $2,000,' .000 for this, tho answer is self-evident.

Dikd—Last evening, the 27th inat, at the residence of his uncle, T. B. Johns, Mr. Daniel Johns, of Typhoid Fever, in the 26th year of bis ago Hh remains will be taken toOhio for interment.

Died.—In Pig ua, Ohio, Monday, Jan" uary 27th, at the^residence of her son-in» laV, G. Volday Dorsey,

must make a return. Guardians, trustees^ executors and administrators, and persona acting in any other fiduciary capacity, are required to make return of the income belonging to. minors or other persons for whom they act

Every person failing to make a return will be liable to be assessed by tho Assistant Assessor according to the best information he can obtain, and in such case fifty per cent, penalty will be added to the tax.

Merchants and business men expecting to engage in any business incurring a liability to the special or license tax for the ensuing year, commencing May 1st 1868, can make their application, to the Assistant Assessor for said license or spe bial tax receipt at the time of making their income return. 7.

Gentlemen need not wait for a special invitation from the officers, as they will find them' now .ready and equipped With pens and blanks to assess them.

The income tax is to be paid 'the^ast of April.

Exhibition given by Mount Rose Lodok I. O. G. T.—The above mentioned entertainment was worthy an earlier mention, but we have been uhable to hear from it sooner.

It was held on Tuesday evening, the 21st, in one of the upper rooms of the new school house situated in the souths eastern suburbs of the city.

At an early hour the room was fllledi and at the commencement of the exer, cises, standing room could hardly be ob tained.

We will be unable to make separate mention of the pieces comprising the well selected programme suffice to say that they wore well committed and executed in a highly creditable manner.

The proceeds, which far exceed the expectations of the managers, are to be appropriated toward the fitting up and furnishing of one of the rooms, as a hall for tho use of the order.

Advertising will do Anything.— It broke a path through the snow in Springfield tecently, as witness the following from the

Republican:

"The late storm so filled one of our new and smaller streets with snow that it became almost an impossibility to pass tn'ro' jit, but as only two houses were on that

Mayor's Court.—A dark cloud hung street, and only two persons had occasion ... to nass through it daily, the tack of breakover the municipal court yesterday, occa- became a formidable A, and sioned by the arrest of a lot of colored in-1

tbe eXpen30

dividnals at a den of infamy near the no mean9.be trifling. One of its two in-

sessed $9.50, which 'stands open till shut, ajvertj9ement offering his house for sale by a friend who "stayed it- John Bar-

of having it broken would by

Rt a nwe

ton, was relieved from the immediate pay- charm. From jmmedifctely after break-

gong. The plan worked like a

als^sSeam'oF hungry »pecnlatora

8exes

si9ighs

Charles Gibson, for disorderly conduct, I blockaded street to secure the great barw&SRSSMMd$14. On the last had departed the last brow drift had vanished, and the street was smooth and hard as a plank floor—and*11 foil a half a dollar 1

and nations, on foot and in

and carriages, poured down the

18" The large auction pale of Clothing continues this week at Marvin's, 1Q&

v^. jri .ov". .ago/ e"

Main streets .J®

Tirbk Haute, Jan. 24, 1868.

John T. Scott, Esq.:

Indiana School Jour

Dkab Sib—Thereseems to be a differ* ence of opinion as to where the Board of

point. Mabtin Gbace, One of the Board, jib

Martin Grace, one of the Board of

Regitters:

I am of the opinion that upon this point the law admits of but one const ruction. Page 114, Acts 1867, Second Section of the Registry Law "The Board of Registry shall meet on the first Monday «f February and August of each year at 9 o'clock, a. itv at the rmtK in saW

ntmship where

$1 84 ..».j

$1 45 8,360 1,663 6,572 554 71

Total amount of school fund held by the State on the 14th of Jan. 1868 8,194,981 25 Productive school fund 7,053,467 90

Phi BviM

Laura Tuttle,

late resident of thie city, aged 74 years

Assessment of Incomes.—We are informed by the Assistant Aesessor, N. W. (Jonn, that, in pursuance of instructions from Washington, he is now proceeding with the assessment of the annual Income Tax for the year 1867. Commencing this assessment at this early day will be a decided advantage to the tax-payer, as hi8 business will bo fresh in his mind, and the items of income will no» have been for. gotten. The law requires that every person who has an income shall mako a de_ tailed statement of the same to the. As. pistant. Assessor in the Division where he jar she resides, and, 'je sworn to its cor. rectness, whether it exceed) the sfiig of $1,000 or not. si'

Every person who possesses a gold watch, a carriage or buggy (including harness) exceeding in value $300, all gold plate kept for use, and silver plate ex. ceeding in amount 40

oz.

troy weight,

Lost' Mi

5sq., attorney fofr Iho

Jotin T. Scott, Esq., attorney county, rendered the following opinion on a certain construction of the registry law, Which we print for general information

the largest number of

otes were cast at the last election, and organize themselves,' &c. If there is but one voting place in the township then there is no difficulty. If there is more than one place of voting in tt»e township, then the Board shall meet at the

place where

will be jri Fort Wayne, Feb

ruary 3d. If lSOW 5JHT ri Genkbal Lew Wallace

The Indianapolis

^ner, aged twe ed ab6iit| $Dttrsm? left home last JUno^

the largest number of

votes were cast at the last or preceding election. If it were intended that the Boards of Registry should meet in. their respeetiW pmsffgf $ aMtU meet at the placo where the largest number of vot« {tI

STATE ITEMS.

The Supreme Court has until the 17th of February. jaW3 Burns' birthday was joviejly celebra ted at Fort Wayne.

will give

"Mexico and the Mexicans" at La Fayette next Wednesday. Mr. A. V. Campbell made his bow as editor of the Rushville Republican last week.

Herald

gives a state

ment of Vanderburgh county tax for 1867, under .the head of "The Negro/J^ A bad case of "nigger" on the brain.

The dwelfing^hbase, tefi-jjiri^lley and out buildings of Emanuel Gumborts, of Stringtown, a suburb of Evansville, were burned last Friday night. Loss $10,000. Insured for $6,000. The family narrowly escaped being burned with the house. as. Munson and Wade Harris, who broke jail at Warsaw some time ago, where they were imprisoned.on the charge of being accessory to the murder of W. H. Funk, Were rearrested at Marengo, Iowa, a few days ago, and brought back to Warsaw.

A little girl namftd Martha Rechee, aged thirteen years, lost her life this morning by|falling into a cistern of water at Lima, Ohio. She remained about thirty minutes In the water before being discovered. ,.,w m{tK

The meeting of the Indianapolis Oh am ber of Commerce,Jon Saturday, to considier ihe exclusion of the Vincennes, Junction & Crawfordsville Railroads from the Union Depot, resulted in nothing but talk. fcan ~%xhtod

The inimitable State itemiat of the Indianapolis Journal is responsible for the following They killed a lynx in Pulaski county last week. We shall now have a lynx in every county in this State. Start'em up.

of s,f

mibd vu flbinfewhat afie! been hoard fropi since. most anxious threat from If .he haa deceased, and anj Addressed to Oharlee Hartmai apAls,Wiltbettiaiikftifi/

-rTiap-

The Postmaster General has made the following changes in the names of Indiana post offices: The office formerly known as "Jay," in Jay county, has been changed to "Portland," and that of "Portland," in Fountain county, has been changed to "Fountain."

.- W&sd ts-?y $ti •'IAT'S.

The bankruptcy business is improving. Five applicants for benefits of the act Were filed last Saturday. There is but little more than a month in which to operate for all who wish to get discharged for less than 50 per cent* of thoir liabilities. Hurry up. sac? tin* jj

The Madison Co»'ner^complainsT'tiiar ihe matrimonial fever is at a very low ebb in that city at the pre^ont time.— Those who wish to marry are afraid of the expense attendant upon such an undertaking, and would rather shiver alone than to get physically and financially entangled.

The Mount Vernon Democrat mentions a probably fatal accident which hap pened to John Nelson, a worthy young man who resides near New Harmony.— He was cutting a tree and in getting out Of the way slipped, a portion of the tree falling across his body. There is but lit tie hope of his recovery. ,, ttl 53 ilif?

The Indianapolis Journal's poet is at it again. Witness tho following from an account of a runaway: "The fugacious steed ran against a wagon fnither along in his course, but it is doubtful if the walls of Nineveh would have offered the Slightest'resistance "to his impetuosity.'

Hon. G. W. Hoss, Superintendent of Public Instruction, has appointed Jesse H. Brown, of Richmond, a3 Institute Agent for the State for the present year. His business is to arrange ahd superintend the four Teachers' Institutes held at various points of the Stat* each year during the summer vacation.

G. A. R.—General Kimball declines re-election to the office of Grand Commander. General B. T. Foster is a candidate for the succession. The late National Convention, we are informed, so far changed their Constitution as to make the Adjutant General a commissioned officer, and the offices of Grand Commander, Quartermaster General and Inspector General elective.

Lewis Washington, who some time since married a dissolute white woman .was, on Saturday last, sentenced by Judge Chapman, of Marion Criminal Court, to pay a fine of $5,000, and to be incarcerated in the State prison for a term of two jnjws, T|ie 4s thj tin Uiw butit is rather a steep price for theiuxury of a very doubtful white woman.

The Indianapolis Journal's Foft Wayqe special of Sunday says: A man named Donohue was picked up near the nplroajd track in this city this morning in an insensible condition, and died shortly afterward. He was badly frozen, with no injuries on his person, except a slight cut the head, to indicate .that he had been a ok a in 4

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nfs b.?n efl'ds bsn erif CiJ

•#86.

-.r*« S*

received^

On* of tW Express messengers Herbhsnts! .ip!niou Express fumjsh® formation tiiat a great revival of rel^ is going on at Beckviile, the northern aoinus of the 15. & O. Railroad. ad&sx>hft hav^ been made to both jletbOdist and Presbyterian Chu Johnj QeZter, a former citizen of cityt nas united' with one. of thg.Ch The churches «xe well. attended* religious excitement prevstilfe

ansville Journal. -,•»

Ma^on povxTX ^gain the penitentiary as follows: Ftai&'Gttllbw^', ^otjory

James H. Mcintosh, George Buehler, gran/ Lewis Washing' woman.

Sylvester

eei

OP*

Hatti^ extra,--

"John T.

Scott.

ViCtei6Prni°«0°d"vJt

vicie— -tra do cIoSv.

ST Vominal rings, Shawls

SOUtagS, fiOOd^J^atrlSai domI Hel8, B1a|lkr*beon playing at the ^perraTiougB, in Ea Fayetto, for the past ten days, left on Saturday morning, taking with him tho bulk of Friday night's receipts, a watch, chain and overcoat Belonging to members of his company, and leaving them without their salaries.. al$tfj£&.»' any number of unpaid bills in the city, ranging in amount from ten to one hundred dollirs.^

The consolidation of the Columbus & Indianapolis Railroad, and the Chicago & Great Eastern goes into effect on the 12th of February. The Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central Railroad will then be one of the largest in the country, embracing seven hundred and eighty-eight miles of track, as follows: Chicago & Great Eastern, two hundred and twenty* four miles Indiana Central, one hundred and eighty-eight-miles Peoria, Logansport & Burlington, one hundred and eighty»tbree miles Union & Logansport, ninety-three miles. The main shops of the new company will be .located at Lo gansport,--

The Eyansville

Journal

learns that on

last ^Wednesday evening a worthy and highly respectable young man named iBietman, who was jn the employ of fiughey & Willoughby, of Yincennes,w as drpwned in the Wabash river, in front of that city. Young Bietman ate his supper as usual, about six o'clock. Some parties passing that way, heard a noise in the water, an if from some ofti struggling," and an investigation of the cause found the body of young Bietman. After being rescued, he breathed a few times, but the usual remedies failed to resuscitate him Xf it was a case of suicide, no cause is Hnown for the rash act. It was, however, reported that he had been knooked dowmtnd thrown from a boat that lay at the landing, as both his watch and poc&et book were gone.

IitHE &fLAWE8

some of their pure, copper distilled whis ky. 28dlw

CRIB BLANKETS! (Fine, all wool.) $2.00 pair.d2t

j't+r

-At.

Ei»SALt & Co.

•0s" Lyne &

Lawes

get their whisky

directly from the distillers in Kentucky

2 8

§^*N.Katzenbach has opened as of his Cigar and Toba2co establismont No-147 Main street, where will always, be found a full'msorttrieht of' tjie test rands: of cigars lkd tobftcco, all other 28-5t

•fiy«(u,want sort\pure wlireky for

medicinal purposes go toiatN"E & LaWbb. •fin

.28dlw

"Thomson has also a new^rse

which we hav# tried, and recommend it fits most exquisitely to the figure, leav ing none Df the hardness and angularity 6f many others, but altogether fits to the human figure like a glove?'—-Ladies' Book (Eng.) April, 1867.

Call and see the "Glove Fitting" at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt nft|»V

|gr Don't drink any more drugged whisky, but go to Lyne & Lawks and get some that is pure. 28dlw

Lost.—Last

58? .. .rV•: -.

Friday night, somewhere

the vicinity of the Prairio City Livery $table, a fine Meerschaum Pipe. There fe tho preflle of a horse on the bowl, and the pipe is highly finished. A reward of flvMdollaifc will be given for the return df the pipe to the Express Office. [27-2t]

The whisky kept by Lyne &

Lawes is manufactured jin Kentucky in old fashioned copper distilliers. 28dlw

Clatfelter's.^

To Druggists.—If you want some Pure Whisky for medical purposes, go to Lyne

& Lawes and get some of their old-fashioned Copper Distilled. dlw.

Boots and Shoes at cost, at De« ew & Clatfelter's. [27-d2w.]

Lynx & Lawes hav6

ed direct from the distilleries in Kentucky, thirty-seven barretsipure old copper distilled whisky.

Farmers heavy Boots at Depew &

[27-d2w.]

Five hundred pounds of. choice

Horie^, in boxes, on sale at Kay & Biitey's. Call and get a box. dtf

9SF" Ladies Polish Boots at Depew & at el 2 7 2

4'. A A

IV The best Saving Machines,

BRNING. JA]

AND SHOES.

SHOES,

A & I» (oiling

3ts & Siloes Very €li^ap To okw oat bit largo stock of &»ot« Shoes uad Uaitora, m«k» rouai for Spring istock. Ton wilt i" money by callitg'on htiu at

Ho. 8 Meehanios BlooJt, i'artioslaj* Att6&tu»a

CUSTOM WOR I S I to-a VTuKTCBfra. ?«atf

SfB¥ LATflli AXUFACTUHSlt

XSTt

.^((loiter s.

82 45^.^.

ais^t. actual cost.

•1 «v'

Calf B^s, at Dl^e

ye'fi'ts

[27«d2w.l

LiL

call on Joe iYates^Ast side ©f t^e -Public Square. He is selling at actual cost, preparatory to moving his stock back on Main street. 18-dtf

Ifi^Sents Artie Over Shoes, at Depew & Clatfolter,3.i'^S:®®*s^27-d2w,]

f^Diamondr.aidaHver poWdfir for Ball and fancy dress parties, at Malmn & Co.'s dtf. ...

I .• Si •. TT -.Is

f&°° Large assortment of ladies' and gontlemon's and children's furs at N. Westfall's, 85 Main stroet. dtf. --r-S-

Host

assortment ot

boys' hats and caps in the city at N. Westfall's. 85 Main street. dtf.

Who arc first to meet the decline

in Coffee four pounds for $1 00. dlw Ray& Bailky.

m- Marklo O. K. Flour, buckwheat flour, new corn meal, and hominy at A, C.

Furrow

& Son's,South Fourth street 18dtf

Canes.—Gold head, and fancy canes, ust received, at John B. Freeman's^ No 5, Warren's Block. dtf.

W3&" Fresh arrival of choice Tees and Coffee at E. R. Right & Co's, 155 Main street. dtf

ier Choic article Buckwheat Flour at 155 Main street.

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 at

Ray & Bailey's. I

ss|Q

N. Y. factory cheese, at A. C. Furrow & Son's, South Fourth street. 18dtf.

10* Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups &c., at A. C. Furrow & Soirs, South Fourth street. 18-dtf

A. C. Furrow & Son have juit

poened an ontire new stock ^of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Market House. lftdtf.

Poultry, game, pea6h blow pota

toes, apples, and cranberries, a.t A. Furrow & Son's, South Fourth street. 18dtf.

Economy and Comfort.—Cory & Mancourt are age Rubber Moulding.

ints for. the Eeeproat coli

mud and duit

Co., near X. 11.

-0- 'HA

men's and

of Pennsylvana E. R. Wrght's dtf

Twenty-.five cents for a pound of

Coffee four pounds for $1 00, at Ray & Bailey's. dtf

JJ®* Go to. E. R, Wright & CJo's. for Cranberry*, jRasipb,, Cujmujts, jDitron, Turkeys and Oysters."

Don't Fin to see Mahan & Co.'s Fan. cy Goods. They are cheap. dtf r(^"Diamond and silver powder for dressing the hair, at Mahan & Co.'s. dtf.

prevents rattting of sash

Try it on your aodrs. aid iritodowS.-^ dtf

fSf 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, Mo. 64 Main street. [19,dtf

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

Stoves at CooT.-^&ives alarger stoclfc of Stoves than the fn£ri« will1 justify5, and to close them out I will sell fttl gaod stoves in the lih&foisr toe n6At *nbi]|ly uiQy# at cost, for cash, consisting of cooking stoves 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 Mfiin street. "W. W. SaiNsroN.

"We have determined to close out

fQr we have determined to cioee out our 8toek of Rea8jMnAd3 Olodnnf with 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 the stock carried over from last

jeap,

for

cash.

the

most favorable terms, at JRiddle's General Agency, 15 Main strsM. Call and ex amine. 23dtf

I J. W,

-wixf

Clalsseh Blc'hbWBky

improved rain

lpr ai

dtf.

US' Tho Adams Express Company having removed their Office on the 1st of January to the Ross Building, on Fifth street, south ol' the National State Bank, and fitted up their Office in elegant style, have now "increasedfacilities for the trans action of business, and respectfully solicit the continuance of the public patronage. 17dlm

Ifijf* People should not use glasses not well suited to the eye. S. R. Freeman has the largest assortment of Spectacles all grades, of any house i&-the west. Go there and he will make you seo the advan tages of his peculiar kinds of specks, either at 74 Maiu street,- rifear McKeen & Deming's Bank, or at|his, new_ store 161 Main street

1TORY,

jfm

street.

/st., oudar MoMmicilall. ptreet. TD BUILDERS, 'ofc iier Main Mid Fifth. rner Ninth and Mulberry,

POSTING fit this office.

w, at tbis office. MND sM)lEg.l

ILafayette street. mpln street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Ees, 10 i?6rtb Fourth street, pnzer, near cor. Main and 7th.

A^D&TA^iqne^Y a stii^ lOliUinireet^/ J£-\ Id, Posto ffice Lobby. tell, Main street east of Fourth.

Suit

Prtteffial

If you want a cheap HATor CAP

)MMISSION AND GRAIN. Bryant

Co., East ilain Street,

ohu llaney Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

E. F. Merrill, 107 Main street. John HcFarlanu, at County Scales, Ohio street, Bichard McElroy, southwest cor. Public Sqnaro.

Enos Strouse, 64 and 110 Main street. Hartsock A Bannister, 79 Main street.

.&»<•»

C. O. Lincoln, 6tli St., between Main and Ohio. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and.4th. DRY GOODS. .-j a

Cfli.,'cortior 5th' abf?ilWiwnH.

W. S. Bycei Co., T7 Main strept. C. Wittig & Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippert & Co., 116 Main street,

s:t

KdsaD & Qo.i •orMr!Fct^fapa}»»i!58?^i Saxton & Walmsley, ill itfaln'sfteet. Corneliusft-Uaggerty, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

IraGroiveivFouqthrtreet, opposito.3 Birr, Gulick & Berry, corner Mnin and VoUttn. I. L. Mahan

A Co.,

corner Main and Sixth.

gJ-'A H. A. UaviB, corner Main and Third. EXPRESS

r0pM?4^UB9,

Adams, E. B. Alien, Agent,

Mechanics' ftuw.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SBtOPS E.tglo Iron Worts%Wm. J. Ball iKCo^tor^etf 1stand^Walnnt.

HOTELS.".

National House, corner Sixth and Main, Clark House, corner Ohio and ire t. i: ^. BuntlnHouse, aonth-eaat corner Public Square. TerreHauseHonfe, corner Main and SeTonth, Stewart House, Second street,-north of Maiu. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. B. Buckell, South Fourth street. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. I W. Howard Manning, Cherry st betwaeh Sd aind 4th. ,j,3 INSURANCE AGENT&.f

Havens&'Oo., corner Main and Fifth. Scott.AJCrane, Main street, east.of Fifth. .JEWELLERS. S."tR. Fr&miti,74 Main straetj 5 John B. Freeman, 5 Warron's Block

MUSIC DEALERS,

j". G. i/indemann, 91 Main street.

L. Kisaner, Palaco of Music, 48 Ohio street. M* & MECHANICIAN bsui& A. Tittman, 201

Main street. MILLINERY.^^1^

Mrs. M. H.Abbott, opposite Post 01H?c.- ~7J Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up StalVk. J. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jas. Q. Wilson, P. 0. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOTS, FANCY GROCE-

I E S

& Co.,

6th'

New hams, fresh eggs and butter,,

M^ln

OMNIBUS LINE.

O. B. Miller, orders at PoBt OfBce. w: plumbeb. B. Buckell, South Fourth street.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hlckcox, Scott A Co., SO Ohio Street. RETAIL GROCERS. Bay A Baily, Fourth street, SontU pf Post Office. E. B. Wright A Co., 155 Main Street. I |A. O. Furrow A Son, sonth Fourth Street.

S. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O J. B.Hagerty A Co., 187 Malnstreet. WW. Shannon, 63 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKERS

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherrj WOOLLENGOODS. John N. B»iz, 60 Main street.

WANTED.

TXTANTBl)—A SITUATION— By a man of sixteon years' experience, as Book-keeper, Clerk or Salesman, wholesale or retail. But of reference given. Addroas P. 0. Box 434, Terre Haute, Ind. d2t

FOR SALE.

OB SALE—Two valiiablo Ltiilding LOTS, adjoining my present residence On Wilson Avenue, between 6th and 7th, South part of the Oit. J. 0. JONBff.

Janl8dtfOfi SALE—-Or., exchange fop City Proporty—80 acres of Coal Land, nltnated eight miles cast of Torre Hauto,Jn-_Vfgoyo. anl6dtf GEO. F. JENCKB9.

Fob

sale.-

Easte

FOR

SALE.—On

2Rt&

at much below cost,

We mean just what

JO HUSTON & MlLLIR,

2dw£f

fif Ko.

MainStteet.

•iA

^02

& 0

9 9

^i£AM-DYE HOUSE.

iv"

Vigo Foundxyand Machine Shop, Sestb, Smith

A I.

and^ E.

C. It. It. Freight

Depot. Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop, McXUVush, Dengler

C6.,'corner Dtli aud Haglo nfar^Passeui.

ger Depot. GUNSMITH AND STINOIL CUTTER John Armstrong, Ohio street, iefwt of T^iir^ fiLATS AND CAPS.

N. WestfaU, 86 Main Street. I Joseph O. Yates, South Third street.

0%e*

North Firs

Street, a frame dwelling, containing nine rooms, with barn and out-honses, together with one, tw 83dtf

two. or three lots.- H.WILLIAM MYERS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. jaj-- MJ oj-

!»s

'art'.

J").'' tjtf— *1 ,1 1 rn.l 4

hit

\.,Y

iw.

•t

w:*

WWT-

UKSfcflh\

JiVES B. LfNS. LYNE &

THOMAS r. T.AWKS

LAWES,

General Commlsson Merchants, ARC DKA1SBS 19 AEricvltanil iMlemcats, and Pare Kenencky

Con^DbtllM Whisky,

lain Street. Near Conn Bnntli, Twre Bute. lad. Herohandlie and Produce of all kinds bought and sold on Commission. Censignments Solicited,' Agents tfor some of Ihe Best Distilleries In

^.rr

wh eij,

and wul-

do all we promise I Gent's Furnishing Goods', and Clothing made to order at greatly reduced prices. Cal} in and examine eur stock. It is much the best in the city.

-iHireeiT!

BBSTOiSS -i

Locistiile, Kt—Hon. Thos. E^Bramlette, late -Governor Treasurer S. Att'r. District Ky.

IWmort, Kt.—J. B. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Bank B. H. Taylor, Cashier Bunch Bank of a

Tusa Hadti, Iiro.—Hon. Albert Iange, .tor mer Auditor Hon. O. P. Cookerly, Major Col. Tho*. Dowling, James H. Tamer, Esa» John Soott A Son, Simeon Wolf, Esq- .. 2826m ts ,,

MEUT9I our

Six Nights in Woader World .. coxi^iiiciBa UESDAT EVESrae, 1m. 28, l'iM.

PROF. AMD MADAME

HACAUUtlElt!! The Great H.I/USI0NI8T9 of THI AOV.wBt present each evening, a ohakM Mfeettoa -«f tfcelr illusions, Wonders and

Embracing Science, Mirth sad Mfatary.

lOO-OHB HlIilDIID-lOO BLEOANT-AWD OO0TLT RE S

WILL

piVEN AWAX, KVKKY NIOHT t! rAdmission 25 Cents BBSOfrrSD SB&*S.<..: .UJ. .., BO OBNT*.

Doors open at 7v Commeaoe at S o'eloak.

GRAND GIFT MAILS EE!

On SATURDAY,* rXBSUARY Fimsr, When Kyaar Qnta wili r»oei*e A HANDSOME PKK8KNT

I .AD*|WION, 2S C*NT8, To all parts of the House: ttARWr WJS3IOS, -J iild4* BmlWn iffifo

OXiOTHING. ni 'iiMfl

ISSOJLUTION.

•I!

-¥htf firm of Reichert A Tnmler has boon dis solved to day by matnul consent, Ii. Tnmler Withdrawing as partner. O. Beichert will continoe'the^Beot antS oo business at the old stand cm hia ow a noconnt, anl ia authorised to colhtt 411 oatstanJiog claidis, and settle All accounts against the dissolved firm.

He al?o confidently hopes that the enstomors of the "old Arm will kindly patronico bim for the fntli re, promising that he will do ths best in his power to satisfy tb»m in every respect.

G. BEICHKBT.

Jan j,.1868 26d5t D. TUMUBB.

II- CLARIDGE

Has returned to this and fitted up a Steam Djellig and tioourlng Es- ablishment, at the old Stand, Vo. 8 North Fourth Street, where he will be pleased to taeet his old friends, and aa many new ones as may favor him with tbeir patronage, 25dtf

TVSSOLUTION of PARTNER ±J SHIP. Tho firm of Clanssen, Biohowsky A Co., haa been dissolved the two Junior partners have retired and tbe two seniors, viz Aug. Olanssen A F. v. Bk-howaky will continno the business aa sssttle the affairs of the old Arm. 2Jdlw CLAC88BN A BIOHOWSKY.

*V 'S

PLUMBING. R. BUCKELL being a practical PLUMBEK, aoo at the request of many friends, begi to annoance that he is now prepared to execute ail orders in the above bn»iness,.in connection ith-his Aonse Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th

JSATHS) PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,

'si fitted up on the most approved principles. iHepairing promptly attended to. sepS

f* rto

kwrgm

f'i i!.

1 r~

img and Prescription Store

S9?av' ''iVtfttepfo iMr

-lA gSigtwi?

r,*

5 -OAis

•-ta»sa at''ivs£s$s

A N 6 A S S 3

Pure Wines and Brandies, jtol 8wFor

Medl0^

patent medicdies.

And. all other articles kept by Drnggiste generally, which were bought low, and will be sold at

The Lowest Cash Price.

»7i»3#TOil^r

MUtiGIST AND GHGMI8T, No. 46 South Fourth St.

1^m3

House and Lot in

Eastern part of tho City, half square.from National Boad. House contains throe rooms,. Cistern in the kitchen. Price, $050, if sold within the next ten days. Titl* good. Apply at tlie news oom of thiB offlco. Jan 4.

O an W a

TERRE HAUTE.. .....INDIANA. N. B.—Mr. drover trusts that his Thibtsm Tbarb' of intimate acquaintance with the business, is a sufficient guarantee that toll satlsfao tion will be rendered patrons. S7dt(

HOWARD MANNING, Hons*, Siva aad Carriage Painting, «LAZ1N«, PAPEK-HAieUe, Ac.

Uixed paints, of every description, Tarnishes, Putty, Ac., always on hand, and for sale on the most reasonable terms. Qive me a call. Shop on dhurry et, strebetween 3d and 4th. oSMly

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

J^JBRCHANT'S DESPATCH,

Faiiit Freight Line, ESTABLISH ID 1856. AMBRICAN EXPBKS8 10 IVOnUBTOtt,

FORWARD GOODS

From STcw York, Boston, And all points in the New England State* to all points in the West and South-west, Next in Hpeei to the BegHlar Ixpmh Oeafaaf, jB^rVatesandall other information, apply to

V. SHEWHAK1R, Ageat, Oor. Main and Ninth, 8ts., Terre Haate, 1C.

Ctjmkinss,

Snp't, Buffalo. eel8d6m

HATS ANDCAPS.

STat

fcw .YORK

'•-fU

Joseph C. Yates, JP JIT3T

IN RECEIPT OF

Mens' Hats of all kinds,

jAlissea' Hats of all kinds, Infants' Hats of all kinds. And at all prices. an. Hats made to order on short notioa. Oom ahd see pr-Jj

THE FALL STYLES, ...

Kant side Pnfclic «qaar^L *.*s "Psnra Haata^ lad. BOW 2?dtf

Oarriftges at Sedveed Prlees!

Iiatist approved styles, and of elegant finfsb, cdnsietlns of Baronqhes, Bockaways, Pksrtono, Top. Baggies, Open Baggie* and Spring Wagons.

This fs muoh thafinVst stock of work efer offered in this market,' and will be fold low Anroash, as 1 desire to olosst upmy bnsineas.

of Seutnck|i Col* Alfred AJlBDy P. MoDONALD, -f Kentutky, Hon. Benjv H. BHstow, TJ." (Sncoessor to A. A. AbXoid}

KOTl6dlyr,7

A. 3. WELCH,

Oor. 2d and Walnut Sti., Terre Haute, Ind. jald2m

^Wi-

mutsn a

flooKs, Magazines, Papers, Stationery, 4po., Post .Tnu Hacts, Ixo

rif

,»W

it* 'j

1':^ x! di!w~

SAXT0N& WALMSLgf

111 Hate

•lraetai I

annary lfithf 186#

SAXTON ft WALMSLSt.

LAND ACKflCY.

't. ftw-

Mortgage and Vo«m l*,XXK-4t Hi

Forty acre* S^ mile* sontbeaat of acres in cultivation, balance Bna timber. Tat* cheap. anuijtt

kjk ii1:

an-

ei ,eaiisamoa

HUO

PHYSICIANS PBKSOBIPTIONa

T«SGARSytTLLT

C0MP0Tna,tI- *th

St .O 0&A

IRA GROVER, jp

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t. t.j .r

f,3*3

tm fa

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ii!,-. fe

Having eomnnncxd our —dond jr—r it tk« ««U kaowa «Und, "iba we coniider it both duty ui to thank our emtOmen

for tbttr put

eral patronage. It (ball eoatfaito \o br our aim to ke«p al«Vf on haaA «Whi assortment of goods auited to th* of the community.

Wa ha^ef Joat «Mnpl«t«d of our stock and marked oar goods at then'

preient value

atad, as it is generally conceded that the prices of DRY GOODS bar* twllj^ touched bottom, now, is time to buy. i«,«,

In every department at* oflntinc

great luducements

with a view to the dee*

ing out of our entire stock of WWWr Goods, preparatory to ^the^ openjn^ or Spring trade,

t* at «.

Soliciting the favor of an inspaeti—mt I our Goods and prices we remain, -fl Respectfully,

I I*** 4.

**»•tit

pro. so Ohio

IRA GROVER, Jr.,

\Voald announce to the oitisens of Terre Haate and vicinity, that he has opened at Ho. 46 South Fourth St., as it O O S IT E E A E O S E

I »,,K ,. A Full and well Selected 8took of kfiti D8U6S

AND MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stufll*

PERPtMERY,

fja*

iinr.W •sSWri'l

ti-JA rH

M* M. HIOXCOZ. H. D. SCOTT.

HIOKOOX &

real mm m"

0r«ai

oo,

Amm

Oonvsyanceing CartfuU}/ Bene

•batracto of Title furnished, Lour n» gotiated and Money inverted.

f' J-3 riy al tt}-r

still

i'- '-'*3 iT rum15

r-vprittt)

j- aott

FOB SALE,

,ic

Desirable residence on Sonth Markit Street.— Over 2 acres of gronnd, well set with frtdt

shrubbery. Prioe, 17,000 tanas ImnkK

New frame boose, and berry Hill. Very cheap,

and lot, aO*80U

Two loU in Deu'i AMttl«i w}

800 acre*, 3 ssDes east, knw Farm," all fcnoed, well lmpro woods pasture and fine timber.

60 Building Lota, adjoining tke ctiy, —good iliMov prloe and hiiltbll tsi

:mk

N|%

lite acres, east of Plagan's Oardea.

House and lot, on 1st Mnrt, kottk -af Hons*—6 rooms, cistara, large staUa, Ac. .Jfikt,

fl,m Terms easy.

JlflfA rllPloe

MILLINCRY.

I E W O

.fx*

1^. CUTTBRI

dii.-ft*

Dress, 8mq«$ and C1m4»

fc. .aV.tea'i^a.M y——-it

Suits cat on scientifle principlM, .(ini?:, WHrinted to j,,

oive'satisfao^om

rx*iao*il

iws AlflO A flM MMtMBt Of

... s® X*"*•

TRIMMING# I

H».8iMaln Street aptlala.

M.A. WALTOH'

OdEAP MILLIKEfiY

NEW STOCK OV TMK

A E 8

5 wjifs«.'c

wfAJtdfi

4 If

CHIANST IN Till mf 4

\Att No, 86 Main *0%,^

iml (UP STAIBSl)--

BBS 81UII USHlM.

STOKAfiX. 00H1U8810H QUI*.

rftAintua. 4.B.JMUMS, FRANKLIN, MOBKISON 4 C&, nKKUL

21To.

88 West 94 St., twmcfmmmm,

UllUHOU

Pearoe, Tolle, Holton Shaw, BsrtauiOa^.,.. A Porter, K. O. LeoaarA Oo.,^ Wss. Olenn A Sons, Befc't MacrsaJyS Koster Brothers, footerNaaliAOa,Chamben. Stevens A Oo.

JOHN HASTBT. AUnltW HUMtiR** JOHN HANBY ft CO., wMumixn KOUn, OOVMlfllOV Alio

A I N E A E a

Warehouse on first Bt^, at tka Oaaal aaSdwtf TUtl HAOT1. INk

^Ef

aVV

/XA.S AND STRAM FITTXN»if Main Stmt, between Stlt. aad Ttk. A FREDERIK fiRKtlft.

Having emplojed the units (f J. in l«|* on, awau known practical woctaaa, ha S nail son, a weu Known practical woraMa, na sa* prefiared to eseoate all etdets ln tha stow kwbq neaa, wltk prosptness and (Hspatok octSdly a-

JJBALTH BSTABLISHlUSNl^t

355 West Fourth Str^t.

onjrprpwArris -r

fhvedMk Movements,

^MUcUro-thirmeBath*,

fi-

Hot, Cold and

Dr MBWTON TOOHB, formarly of Ocean Konot, Wat« 0«r«, la •smanantly la. a bore, aad will gjre»ecj»iatM|fon to jO DttlAlV anA DVOl mn v.* *. oontaiplng forth ts soma of the beat known bnsineas in Otoeinaati and elaewher^ farniaked as

dated with Board. .-j deelMtmeod

i»*.