Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 February 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

XKUKE'HAUTK, IND.

Wednesday Horning, Feftraary 19,1868

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TKEBE HATTTE ANJ INDII^AVOLIB. AUSIVE.

tBA7z-

11:18 P. a... 0:45 A. K.. 3:10 r. K.. 6:35 P. M..

H. & I.

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-.Express "1?

4:03 Mail XOCKTILL® EXTENSION LSAV S.« 4:10 p. M.-...

E. E.

B-

BT. LOUIS, ALTOS AHT) TEEBJE HA.UTK. ABBIVB 1J05 I .....Express 6:25 A.

T:H, A." EXPRESS ""H 12:10 r.

Mali ,5

4:10 p. Accoxar^^^a'»iy.w A. EVAN6VTLLE AKT CRAWTOBBS'VTLLB,^

S^kTa!

Accommodation

|gg St. Patrick's Day, March I7tt»

will be celebrated in this city by the Hi

bernian Society.

j^]l interested in bricks or brick

machinery should read the advertisement headed "To Brick Makers in tbe Local Notice column.

•If A. True Lansing, of the

ra Bvrealw,

en rouie

FOR THE CONVENTION I—General G. K. Steele, Hon. T. A. Rico, Messrs. J. E» Woodard, Thos. Nelson, Joseph Buchanan, Jau:c-3 GrftSd, J. W. Beauie, W. Blackledge, J. W. Yanlacdingham and some others of the Parke county delegation passed through the city yesterday on the en rouie

gation.

Jive 1

J&ii 12:00 M. Express Expres* 12:25 A. K.

4:03

2:50 P.

AEBITK

...11:00 A.

Coal from St. Marys sells in thif

market at twelve c-.-nts per bushel-

See announcement of "Grr.ud Re

turn Ball" at Dowling Hall this evening

Now is tbe time to trim joar

grape-vines, if you hare any to trim.

gQTSaturday next, the anniversary

of "Washington's birth-day.

fgr Delegates to the State Convention to-morrow will be returned fw over the

Auro

Bowling Green, would put

more ink on his paper and less dirty witi he would give his.readers a more read

able sheet.

PERSONAL.—Ed.

J. Hughes, Esq., a lead

ing dry goods merchant of Marshall, Ills. pasBed through the city yesterday evening

home, in company with a hand

some bride, Miss Emma Duncan, cap

tured ville.

the evening previous at Evans-

THE

N. Y.

INDEPENDENT.—WO

price for on? year.

ask

particular attention to the two-column advertisement of the N. Y.

Independent^

the largest and cheapest religious newspaper in the world. Its platform, prospects and promises aro so fully spread out that wo cannot add more than to invite an attentive reading. The table of contents given of one number alone would seem to be fully worth the subscription

for the btate Convention.

Col. J. T/. Foster, of Vanderburg, anf1 Senator Jncques, cf Posey, passed up «s the advance guard of "the Packet" dele

PERSONAL.—General

the midnight train.

ME.EDITOR 1

Charles Cruit

Col. Nelson and a few others of the Vigo contingent for the grand muster of Republican hosts that occurs to-morrow at Indianapolis moved on that city Monday and took up a strong position. Yeoterdny Col. R. W. Thompson, Dr. W. Q. Insley, J« O. Jonas, Esq., Nicholas Philback, Esq., and some others whose names we did not learn moved forward to the position occupied by the advance guard. To-day tho main body will march by rail leaving the rear guard to go forward by

BIGAMY.—James

Andrews, arrested on

Saturday for associating with prostitutes, sent to jail for non-payment of fine, released on Monday and married to one of the women, is likply to figain figure in our courts, this time under ttip mora ses rious charge of bigamy. Yesterday Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, residing at Sanford Station, this county, appeared before tho Mayor claiming she was his lawful wedded wife, and bad not been divorced. A warrant wasvi?susd for tho arrest of Andrews, but the officor failed to unearth him yestorday.

We would respectfully suggest to

tho

Express

that its list of marriago

licenses, published yesterday, had heretofore appeared in tho columns of that paper.—Journal.

And we would as respectfully say to the

£iirtial

man that

this is untrue!

SriEiTUALiSM

the same time we would suggest tiiat he attend to bis own columns, leaving us to look to ours then there will be ow ocoagion for his stating—as he did in Monday's issue only one marriage liconso was issued Inst week, when the correct statement of tho

EXPRESS shov

RENOUNCED.—Mr.

Wil.

son Eddy, aud his sister Mrs. Iluntcoa, well known by reputation in spiritualistic circles of this city, who have traveled extensively in tho East, and performed some of the most wonderful feats as spiritualistic mediums, being fully endorsed by tho

Banner of Light,

an organ

of the Spiritualists, havo renounced thrir professed faith in tho delusion. They doclaro that tho whoio thing was a pioco of juggling, a gigantic imposture. They devoted several y^ars to the investigation and exhibition of

all

the so-ealiod "phe

nomena" of this stupendous cheat, and now aver that the leaders and "mediums," of whatevor name and character, generally understand each other, and concert together for tho purpose of making their common swindle a success. Th?y excuse themselves for practising deception on the public, by saying, that it -was to secure confidence of tho Spiritualists, and to get into all the secrets of the "ring," so that thoy might more thoroughly investi

gate tbe subject, with the design of exposing the imposture beforo tho world.

STATE CONVENTION.—WE ^PUBLISH STATE ITEMS. below tfra nanies oj delegates froat-J^go County to the Rap'ublican State C^vention, whicu meets at Morrison's Opera Hall, Indianapolis, to-morrow morning:

HaTiaon Township. First Ward-John Haney, Meredith, N Filbeck. Seaond Ward—J O Jones, Crain, Wilson Naylor.

Jjin ton—Philip Bandolph. Otter Creek—Harvey Evans. Prairieton—J Bo we. Prairie Creek—B TruebloodLost Creek—Henry Fairbanks. Nevins—Wm Bukes. County at large—B W Thompson. jCounty Headquarters, Sherman Houfe. District Headquarters, old Supreme Court

Boom. The roam will be opeit this afternoon and evening, and oato morrow the entire

day and evening. Delegate:? will he received by J- H.

Batty.

ABOUT THE BACHELOR who 5s supposed to know all about it, has said that "in tbe vast field of human affection, tho old bachelor is the very scarecrow of happiness who .drives away tie little birds of love that came to steal Iwiv the little hemlock seeds of loneliness and despair. Where is there a more pitable object on this earth than a man who has ho amiable woman interested in his welfare. How dismal does his room appear when becomes home at night, weary and hungry a barren table, and a lonely pillow, which looks like the white urn of every earthly enjoyment. See the old bachelor in the afternoon .of life, when his heart is sinking to ftssundracce! "Not a solitary star of memory gleams over his opening grave. No weeping wife to bend like a comforting angel over 4y-ng pillow and wipe the death-damp from hia brow. No fond daughter to draw hiB chilly hand into the .soft j^essure of her own, Rnd warm his icy blood with jthe reviving fires of availing affection. No manly boy to link his breaking name with too golden chain of honorable society, and bind his history in the vast v^J^aea of the world he is leaving fop&veasjf He has eaten and drank, and drank and died and tbe earth is glad sho has got rid of him, for he had little else to do tfian1 cram his soul into the circumference of a sixpencei and no human being, save his washerwoman, will breathe a sigh at his

confidence. I was encouraged to apply for the place and was almost M&ured of DUCCCSB. 1 «F-E led to believe that the choico from among the many applicants would be made with a strict regard to individ'Al qualifications and merit. Under this impression I went to Terre Haute last Saturday to present myself boldly to the Board "f Commissioners supposing that they had the entire power and were

men cf sufficient good judgment to make & selection without .any outside pressure When I came in sight of the Court Honse I beheld an immense crowd of men and

wondered what it could mean. I thought it could not be election day Shows do not come round in Winter and there was not noise enough for a fight but on coming nearer I found the excitement arose from the Board of Commissioners meeting as per agreement -to let the Superintendency of the Poor Asylum.

Imagine my surprise atj. .finding about fifty competitors all.,* armed to the teeth with their ^4ig

lawyers, Auditors, recommendations

and influential friends. As each Commissioner was bsset on all sides, being plucked here and there for private conversa. tion in *3 many as three directions at the

same,time, and I being a vory modest countfy-jako not accustomed to elbowing myself through such large crowds, 1 could not get a. chapqg^Q,p.^, ip.a yvord edge

ways. When tho candidates were called upon to state their qualifications, one said he had been raised a farmer and could hoe onions, pole beans, worm tobacco, &e. another had superintend^ J,ha hatcl$ing. and feeding of chickens,"geese a$d duwts .- a third used to mind the old ^xe while she Suckled hor jUmb^-and coulfr'tlriro the

turkoys to water the- fofrttf dkaefjj| allj about how theso things ougitNo be %0ne and was rai.-mc ap a large tai Democrats, cbnsiequentJy he d^el-ved1 the position and so on through the list of

applicants. Just before my time came I was trying to fix up some good reason why I should be appointed, but could think of nothing, save a three years SOTVico in tho Union army, wLeii'a friend beckonftd me to one side anVi told me he though I had better say nothing? about that, because tho Com,niR9onjE8rs| would considor my connection with the late "unpleasantness" as rather a dark spot in my history. So having nothing else to recommended me I subsided, for I

thought. I could discover on the countenances of the Bosrdh kind Of dignified satisfaction which led me to believe jhjt the whole thioj* was already cujt dried. .)• VF n~r7

If I bad ha3 the least idea that sn&iitd not be successful, I would have withdrawn tny name in favor of the Hon. Commissioner from my township for two reasons, vi:: First, because of his eminent business oapacity *&£ general intellK

genee second, on the groiihd of ecbno my. The latter reason, perhaps, I had better explain. He iaving already been appointed to superintend the fencing in of the Asylum, and being a competent physician, there is no good reason why he. couid not act as Commissioner, physician, superintend the poor and the fence with less expense to the county than would bo required to employ man for each, thereby dispensing with the necessity of the Board meeting about once a week and hiring livery carriages to ride out and look after the interests of thr

paurpxrs.

Yours, dispondingly,

,5 1

^THEODORE TILTON

l'ordsyille last nigbt.

MADISON

InaieyX-'-v. |_v,A/y rbtttgla:

Fourth Ward—IN Pierce, W Mapning, Geo. Baylor.

Fifth Ward—S Scott, Geo Eschman, Stunkard. Township ouUida City—H bcott, Win Patrick.

Fayette--Wm Shuey, James W W ft tjt Honey Creok—Ferdinand Mills, Bobert Gilcrees.

Sugar Creek—C W Barbour. Wm McQuilkic. Biley—David S Lee. ie^!on—Charles Coffin.

FATETT*.

his wife $25 worth the other day.

A Lake county man rejoice: in the beatitude of a seventh wife,

Third Ward—Jo|m Kizer, & WfLim| Mx^rs' Grocery, at Indianapolis, was bert,

glarizei on Monday eight

THE

editor of thaJBoonville

has the

THE

MANAGER GOLDEN

iliTSE

am a disappointed can

didate for the superintendency of the new Poor Asylum. A victim to misplaced

V-

LIS

lacU'.fed fit Craw-

Republican State Central Commit-

tee Tvfre in session

H. G.'s LECttB^a day night was a su

THAT

terrible case of neuralgia at Fort

..... YttMM'SfSJ

Enquirer

give ft grar ress an leap jear ball on the 27th instant.

THE

Warrick

Herald

teen prisoners from that county in the State. Penitentiary, all are Bemocrats but

one.

FORT WATNE

has made

be equally successful.

good

thing at Boonv'llo, The hous9 was eroded each nigbt last week. He has date to Rockport, where we hope he will

TiiE St. Louis delegation, upon their

retuii from the Commercial Convention at Boston, presented a handsome goldIfjBfided cane to E. A Foid, General Phssfnger Agent of the Bellfontaine Railway, at Indir.napolis.

Andrew HUMPHRIES who will be remenifcered af a Mnjor Generai in the 'treasonable order of the Sons of Liberty, is a member of the Djmocrauc State Cen tral Committee from the Sixth District*

•tfJirils of a leather," &•:.

REV. JOHN R. PHILLIPS,

the Den*

ocralic candidate for Superintendent of PubBcInstruction, in hi3 Spcech before

the Democratic State Convention, said' "I hAte loyalty therefore I am, and always expect ti bo, a Democrat." Consent!

T|E trial of Michael Collemn and W&lkor Hauimontl, tbe parties arrested an| [indicted for the daring robbery of

the Adams Express Company on a train of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad near Seymour last fall, commenced in the Jack' son Circuit Court nt Brownstown yester-

TtE body of Mr. Riley arrived yesterday, and has b|5ndeposited in the vaultlo await interin^It." A large number ef Masons! from the neighboring towns were in attendance last Sabbath, and to accomrcodateHhem and other, brethren pffthe fraternity, the Obsequfe# nave bSfen'deferted until next Sabbatto^aftarnoon. 'The service! will be held at Masonic Hall, at

Boal, for,the accommodation of the Masonii fraternity/who wish'' Vc fay the last tribute of respect to

!.an

Commercial

works up

a splendid jto^.$oa^ ,|he.^n^4s^t of a yOuAg keeping ." jafrZp^i quiet repose, under a fihtfwer off burning lead'rather than spoil a tableafyinCwhich (he was taking a part." fte

Camni*rciat

goes injjo ecstasies over thjs instance 6f heroism," and sayaV'such «spirit Js fit

for the wife of Phil,^Sheridan or any oth«r itm jof a^fe $11 in ecstasies over the marks of heroism, "of whi^h she is as proud as any old soldier

of hjs wounds." "V^e #lon't protend to be a goodjudge of such matters, but we think it a nearer apploach to idiocy than any higher qual

ity.

O. O. F.—Thers will b- a meeting of fee Encampment, this evening, at the usufcl hour, to work in tho Degrees.

F. II.

All who arc threatened with pre

bat are gray hair and baldness will appre fititfe the advantages derivrd from thyise If '{Barrett's Hair Restorative.'' ^djwl

Members of Post No. 1, G. A. R.

will meet at their Ilall at 9 o'clock this morning to attend the funeral of their latq comrado, John LucaF. By order ol

M. C. RANKIN, FostCom.

.MES O'MARA,

Post Ailjt.

Good stock of Muslins, bleached brown, at low prices nt tho "Boston re," 111 Main street. It

•jfcjwjier, dtf I

*~a

^T PRIVATE SALE.—Until

OF REGISTERED VOTERS

Iodb

man assaulted and battered

1 Allen Ji 2 Allen Harvey

larvey W 8 Akers

18 Boor Abram

2 Bisdboff John 19 Bachstein Ghas 3 Crooks Geo 20 Bollnger David E 4Brown Jacob n.. -21 Barry John

6 biogler Geo Bar] Brake

r*4

22 Badd Isaac

sElSi*1

9 Bu

10 Bole'AJ11 Bwi Jas Ij) BroWa^lrtn J,

,i!7 Bowman Go 38 Burgaa Lyman irbogr 1': irt

Balflinl Bryle ®ba|B Bird Krettn^w

16 Brewtter Johja 17 Bar&e« Thomas

Compton

has the red ribbon on

"V^entice business. Eleven thousand of tbos sacl%ignejnts-ij.v3&s g&^od fHpuPf! tbe postoflice there on.lhe 14th.

THE re^)ts^th/*fndfe?apohs, Pm*u

and

f(l#e

J^|Tuiiry are reported at $9,219 68, upon 'which the tax is $250.50.

1 Fanow JulL

Julian Udei

2 Fn 3 Fi 4

^HE following petitions in bankruptcy

were filed on Monday. "So far the number Of applications f.rr.o'.:it to 363:

"Caikf

Samuel H.-fCaik^ Dbpt«r (»untj Joseph Downlafe, Mntfmori'cotinty* Francis Y. V. Shell, Allen county Charles Lenford. Wayne county Samuel L. Lefever, Barthol9nge^ county Richard W. Jones, Putnata ?c6aflty, .ja4)S' 'B?o|)ert M, Martin, "Vanderburg county.

6 Mullen Patrick 18 Mars Mesc&ndcr jtst 6,Meyer John r, 19 Murray Benjamian MearsGeoW 28 Mullen Thomas 8 iioninger Philip1*®'! 21 Mulligan John 9 May Ohas 22 Ming Wm ».l 10 Moencb Andrew 23 Miaton A ,, Hillock Wm 21 Moench John "T lS^Meyer Christopher 21 Mann Augustas

i7f

8 Newltoo John

old friend and -. ,i Overton Wosiey

brother. The-'fier|aon- 'WHl be preached .a Owens James by B.

TiiE Indianapolis

8 Rhode Geo 9 Reese Sampal 10 Host i' 11 R6ir John H'i 12 Boss John 13 Rankia Jcha

SPICEK,

Scribe.

S-'S!*

24th inst.,

a quantity of Household Furniture, nearly new, viz: Bedroom and Parlor, also Copking and Heating Stoves, cooking utf^isils, Carpets, Chairs, &c., &c at No, 45 South 7th street. dtd

STANDARD ARTICLE.—We

do not

think there are many well regulated families in this country who do not depend upon tho Chemfclp9^p^tpy3|?^l|fcjfl and biscuits, an(f when they use ittbey l»ve the best breacFjjSafjMp JtffiljEjT fe the ladies tell us. It is better than Soda. dwlt. w*~

ncr Lewis 4 Tolaon John W. 'eanuy Beaedict Tllley JKta

1 "Eu-ncr 2 Teanuy

fs.^V'

SAXTON WALMSLET.

^IOST.—In the city, a morocco traveling

ba^ containing valuable papers. Any ocfl finding tho same, bp leaving it at tti^ office will be liberally rewatded. The p«pers are of no value to anyone but the

rj ft AT AH

Elbridge 9 Armstrong Alexandei

rman Caaraa

jh tel Jacob

33 Becklemier IttaUksr

fi Coppage Treborn 6 Coppage Frank O 7 Coppage Wm 8 Coinage George 9 Conover Alfred 10 Codies IFarrfn sen

says of tho thir

**. ".jjaat aKssaa 12 Coroes Frea 13 Cooper Marshall 14 Conaway Hail

0 Fowler Ja3 6 Flowers Wm 7 Frey Gottlelb

Adam

(5. 6 Green John 7 Good Samuel 8 Gray Albort 9 Gonld Wm

1 Gobln Calvin 2 Gilbert Curtis 3 Gilbert Jo«eph 4 Giles Thomas 5 Geijung Albert

K. 19 Huppengard Louis 20 Hnrdin Raymond 21 Hardin Wm 22 Hardin John 23 Hall Henry 24 Hardin Chas 35 Hawkins Stephen 26 Hayler Jacob Jr 27 Hoslr Jacob

1 Haloum Tbo3 2 Hall Geo W 3 Hujler Jacob sr 4 Humble Heory 6 Hefiil Lawreaco •C ileinl John 7 Hoi ill Joseph 8 Horn John Peter 9 Hulm&c Theodore 10 Hut John 11 Hetmcamp Henry 13 Henry Wm 14 Hudson Joseph 15 Holden SIP 16 Hy&oudracli John

Hosier Abraham 29 Hall Meyison 30 Hall Tbomas 31 Hall Samuel 32 Hass Edward 33 Hughes Wm

18 Hatdin Thomas 21 Huple Joseph

CARD.—Haying

I Wednead»y

19 Clark Oliver .20 Clark John A 21 Clark Chas 22 Corben Joseph

S3 Clark Jas 21 Coppage Marcclltia

27 Clark nry

l»

1 DenneblSamuei 8 Dtnkle Wm 2 Dennehl Liuas 9 Dimmick Wu\ S^nrbam JUUtonS 10 Dodaoa Elijah •i-%ubb John- %JL fioagheirty Jtthn 5 Daily AD 12 Darley Tbomas 6 jtaaenberrs Jai 13 Dehle Sftmuai

«nseabwrx r-%UlmS£n A

1 %dwa*Ss Gib W Ci fi Ingkj}*6amii*l

Gil

Ebbage Bob 3 Eaton Chas 4 Edwards Wi

0 Epps O W 7 Ellwell Wm

ephl

36 Huddleson Js38e I.

1 Irv in Wm

1 JacisoufSamuel

6 Jackson John,? .,

sold the property

known as the Hager Ice House to Prank Hap. take pleasure in recommending him of a gentleman worthy of public confidence and patronage. The house is fltlid with a superior article of river ico taken from the current and not from tho ^S&iea'and is, therefore, free from the impurities that accumulate in tho still and shallow water along some portions of our

river banks. TKBRBHAUTK,-]

B^st W^iTjjW ered to any part Guarantee^ to give tlm

Moss Seeds, at E.

Dowling Hall.

Jt'"w

13 Meyer-Frederick rewjts Me. &ia 1 McOoekey Jos 7 McAvoy Francis -MoKelvey Thos McClelland 3 "McUlure Green 9 MeGraw Patrick 4 McCutchen Arthur 10 MeCarty Daniel

Q. McAlister Chas 11 McCrewJat 8 McCombe Jesse \£i. ist David Mt

3 Nawkom Nathan vvJ

b,i*

3 0ehi, Christopher

18 Price Solomon •wi19 Phlagen Henry 20 Phlagen Christ

Stl Phlagan Conrad 22 Piker Petvr 23 Price

I0j

l%4lahurd Adolph E^tigan W3 2 Rider Pi"tcr 15 Bobbins Stanley 3 Comaine James 16 Bobirison Henry 4 Qqutlsdge John .. 17 I.OSB 611ft W 6 Koutledge Henry, 18 Rojiaiue Hanry .rn »t

Bedford John

19 Beese Uenry E

7 Rogers Milton UMi 20 Bay John ,v St Beece Jobs W 22 Beeee A -5 .- 'J3 Bupp 1

h:i*

Beyuolds P"' i'»26 Reeves-Wm /•r 26 Theodora »••&>

'10 'v!

1 Smith^ftvid 28 Shaffer Geo W 2 8w6cbey Alexander 29 Solomon 3 3Q 3 Stoecker Wm 30 Smock Cornelius 4 Stuckwish Bodolph 31 ShaloyFred W

t.„,

5 sparks Geo W 32 Sykes John 6 Sharks Goo W 33 Stevens Abrrm ".'j 7 StarK Luther -34 Sbewmaker Abraham 8 stoecker Fred .. 35 Shcltz Wm 9 Scott John reSparkpAH "'. l'J Stevenson Francis 37 8parks Geo 11 Smock Jacob 38 Shields Samuel 12 Sparks Abram 39 Shields Harvey 13 Scatt 'Ha vey 40 Soule 14 SbiHb'Uiram 'J-1 Shieias'WUson 15 sbelp Geo ?:i Smith Joseph 16 Sjnith Jas .i3 Smith Juremlah 17 Stovift Thomas 44 Schmidt John 18 SmVarf. John 46 Snodgrass W 19 Sjnith Christ ,lx? 46 Seitz Thomas 20 SmithLoais''t 47 StraaahaaS 21 Siierman Uenry 48 Singer S' 2^ Snrrett Wm 49 Sykes Bradley -''1JP? 23 StiydcrJJepj SO Sonnefield John:: I 24 Sicott Joseph.. 1 !"1 Selvers Fvits,H25 St Clftif'l'eVijuEiiri 52 Shewmaker TToDry 26 Sonefield 53 Sykes Geo- .c -S Ji 27 Snediker.Geo *..1

3 lolft Troutm&u Jacob,

XPS9" tlfit TTW, .* OJ KKN&SBO. Oi *. ?rjf* vj .ofSf'-5 tonrud .a|

•{t*. to ir.iattvi. j. ., V-:

J!W-

1 •hidden Geo.H 13 Williams 2 Welch Kelson ,11 TTolfe Oeo j. 3 WaIihW»y Datiiyc a 15 "Whiddeh Cor8^«»® 4 Waimsl-y Rob«rt 6 Walmsiey Wm 6 Vilson S 7 tPi-biter John 8 W agner John 9 £ood Daniel 13 Wood iHoses li WitkinsG If ,12 JUlis Abram

16 Williams J"hn 17 IFatkins Wm 18 Watkins Geo 19 JFilson IFmS 30 tFflmotThtmas 21 HVrndle H'endolln 22 Whitman John 23 V.'eiser August 24 Williams John

WE, the undersigned, composing the Board )f (Registry for Election District No. 4. in -jtiie Township of Harrison, County of Vigo. Stato of Indiana.do certify that the foregoing Is a correct list of voters In said district or preciact in said township so far as tho saoio is known to us.

Dated February 5th. 1S63. pip BOB ^.jJUATLOB,

GKOKGE

JONA8 PERKINS, TBOMAS STEWABT.

NATIOR,

J,B

Tornship Trustee.

OTKT,

Clor'K if Board.

"».H OXJTXT"CD

RSAII-—At

•ale,

a bargain, at private

It is better than SoOa. to leave the city, a lot of household goode ITP iut littte tued, costing,of l)^roomjfu|.

niture, cooking and heating stoves, coak-

Dried Peaches, Applet and Shell ing utensils, carpeto, chairs, &c., in loto to

S. COST.

IjL

th^city at $13.— satiskkction

e9Sry

orean the popular

-March

WENDELL PHILLIPS,

one of the greatest

of living men. Of course every one will avail themselves of this opportunity, The capacity of Dowling Hall will be severely tested, so great will be the desire to listen to this eminent man. Reserved seats will be for sale at Bartlett & Ausi tin's pn Monday morning. Go early in !&£ I ofrdferj tp gitii civile. IrC -4^

«F I jg?- Gc£t$ Ba?^ird^%rst4teor fcest A I C. C. Smiths Stove store, Main street, and get«tbe-bdEmrt£l£ atimtto^prnjlj?- Jhk

I Fresh Butter, Eggs, Lard, Meal, Potatoes Apples, (Dried and green,) Dried I Peaches, Ac, Ac., kept constantly on hand.1 Flour Becond to none«in the city, for $13 per bbl. Good Coffee 4 lbs for one dollar. d&w-tf

I 1ST Fresh New Hams at Ray & Bait ley's. dtf.

N a a a A

fat Ray & Bailey's. dtf.

I FOR RENT.—A

suit of rooms, south side

I of the public square, first brick west of Kissnor's Music Store, suitable for a

family. Enquire at the grocery store of Gustav Wcinhardt. dtf.

A. C. Furrow & Son have just

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

LTNE & LAWES

No. 147 Main

Kr|imfiB»r^ih1r 11 King ^"found a full assortment of tho best

^.QkjMSO- *.

4 Keith Shepherd Kc»ch christian 6 Kee Levi 3 ^16 King Bobirtof fcnslxp 7 KeeHeury ,ja King Alvin 8 Kee Andrew t. 18 Kemp Thos 9 Kesler dam

r!*7,

19 Klsternacher

10 Kite Lemuels -S

:a(c

Friia

''o ,se».

1 Lcvequ'e Louie fc. 7 Lee Culpepper

KJ?

2 Leake Eijah 8 Lownsburg Jno W 3 Layer Jacob -j, 9 Lochar Bobert .. 4 Lidster Mtlnsr 10 Leake Geo Wrj" ?6 Lockrldge Geo AS^+ 11 Layer Chas WM

Irt Turner,• A .o-wi »»Bii So-4"^

get their whisky

dircctly from the distillers in Kentucky. 28d2w

opened abrancll co establisment at

street, where will always

tnd-

"eith Shepherd C.. 14 Kee Simon^ ,.,,^^ ,.,wjth all other articles in his line. 28-dtf 14 See Simon, 16 H^eirn

t0hbuTn'e

•jfg* If you want some pure whisky for -medicinal purposes go to

LTNE & LAWES. 28d3w

iiwl fc 96T The best Sewing Machines, on the most favorable terms, at Riddle's General Agency,.,^! amine

Fin

1 Miiliga,n Samuek 14 Milner Tuomas s,T. 2 Miliigan 15 Meyers Wmjr 3 Mllligan Arthur 16 Mackwait Frank' 4 Mack Wm 17 Uaynes John

Clover, Timbthy£yficM ®1 u^

R. ROBBINB', NO. 1

FURROW & SON'S,

rt-j:

sp himizw &tm4ta*r 13 Psgh Joseph 14 Fugh Uenry "'"Tif oJ :si 15 Paris Samnel -t\. 16 Parker Jgehua D,.^. 17 Polk Henry

1 Price Silas 2 Patrick TFm 3 Paddock V/m ,v, 4 PleroeWm 6 Preston Nathaniel CParthamerGtorgs 7 Price Jacob O 8 Pegg Alfred $ 9 1'uilenWm 10 Peck Joseph" 11 Phillips Jas N ,i 12 Perkius Jonas

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WSir Go to Riddle's, 151 Main street, for

§6^* Gloves in great variety and cheap, at Riddle's. 23dtf --r I :. of ladies' and furs.

p&g* Large assortment gentlemen's and childre. Westfall'a, 85 Main street.

tat

iigr Best rt^ortmeM'^ot inlii^£f and boyiB' hats and caps in the city at H. Weatfall's, 85 Main street.

dtf.

'iJ1 Markle O. K. Flour, buckwheat flour, hew com meal, -arid honflny at A,

Vjg* Fresh arrival of choice T6es and Coffee at E. R. Eigh^ $ Co^e, .155 Main street. atf

Mancourt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Eeeps out cold. Tain, mud and dusf prevents rattling of Sash. Try it on your doorsiand-windows. dtf

Four pounds of C6ffe« for $1 00 at

Ray fc Bailey's. dtf

J®* Go to, E. R. Wright & Co'a. for Cranberrys, Rabins, Currants, Citron, Turkeys and Oysters.

of Pennsylvana E. R. Wrght'8 dtf

Choic article

Buckwheat Flour at 155 Main street.

jNEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ABM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS TO SELL ON TIME, OB EXCHANGE IN AH FOR CI IT PROPERTY. 1 w.U eell my 'arm, lying In IM'Oy Township, six. miles south cast of Terre Haute, coutain tig 200 icres, all under a high state of cultivation, estcet't 60 ncrcs, woods-pasture sot in blue grass, two good fi.ime dwollit^s, three large barns, xo bnndr-d apple tries, pear, cherry, pca:h, plnia, gupe nn 1 all otlior smalt fraits in abundunce, for fofra ily nw and market. The farm 1* suitable to diyMe. If^not sold t-y September I will lease it for a t-.rm of years. It is well adapted to dairy bu«ioces, if preferred, having stabllug for sixty cows, ani living tvater. I wHt Blsn setl. on the 25th of March, at public sale, the following pro-

Eight head of work mule?, 6 head young mtiles, 3 mares, 3 fillies, a lot of cattle, sheep, hogsiand poultry reaperand mower, wheat drill, 41amlerviagou, 1 spriug wagon, a lot of harness, plows and farming ntensels generally, household .and JiitvsL on furniture, wheat In the grancrv, meat Umd lard, and numerous oth^r articles.

TKBKS.—A

crodit of nine months wiil be given

on .a) I sums over $3. In threat from day of sale, '-'£.bl9d3tw4t j. J. KERREL,

tyYSPEPSIA. AND ITS.

FITS

W. jssiJ

A Sunn CCRE for

ti-.eto

FZH}

distressing com-

plaints is now m.de known in a Treatise on Foreiarn aud Native Herbal preparations, !—patllshcl DR. O. PHELPS BROWN. gSSCTJI—Tiie prescription was discovered by him in -A such a pro-i1i'ntial manner that ho caniJ'Xjj not conscientiously rcfasa to make it known, as it has cuied eve ybody who lias

used It, never having foiled In a single case. --It is equally Jure in case, of Fits ascf I lYlfe—Dyspep'la and the ingredients mav beobI j—tained fr,'tn any druggist. SEXT FaEE to I FIVE— all on receipt of five cents to preuay postI etc. Address

Db.

FITB

No. 19 Grand street, Jersey City, N.J. w2t

Drpg and Prescription Store,

A. CHANGE.

G, B. SflELLADY,

(Successor to RATTTH A SMITH,)

Main Street, bet- 8th and 0th,

LOCAL KOTlCeS.

vani

The Antidote, in all cases where the •ESTI VLVIO requires «tlmulatlct or wboro Ner.* rglgla, iervo-acbo, or any other nervoo^ complaint exists, ii Dr.TOBNEB'3 TXC-DO^LOUB-HUX, Or VNlVtfUAfc HilfkAXCHA PIIA.^ The mfljit violent attack or any of th«so mala-

BOSTOlT, MA88. Price 51,000 per package by mail, tjro pottage itamps extra. [deodlw

TO BtlCK-MAKKSS. I have a Machino guaranteed to make 2,600 to 7,000 first-clan Brioki per hour, according^* fa« irtlf" for removing them. Can be worked By two horses or steam. I ofier to douiomtrute these facta by Kaehlnee constantly werklng in thisci«y. SAMTTEL W. JOHKSON, 87 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. f!9d^pn

Five Hundred American Physicians, the nsBteaof whom we shall publish, tecommtnd nnrrti 1TAT.T EXTRACT BEVERAGE.OF HEALTH: 1. At a Falatble Dleietic Drink, (It inTlgerates the sy#an^ «nd (b. aightly etimnlaWng without being Irritating.). 2. Ai Nutrient,^(tt is extremely beneficial to the sick and enervated, and to the convalescentespeolall)! to dilioate ladieE.) "f 8. As a (it cures those suffering from disease# of the stomach, throat, and chest its wonderful combination of herbs

Sabh faces. In coaluncticn with public aptirWal, guarantee to the people the superiority of this spieulid tosio and remedy. Hoff'a Malt Extract Depot, 642 Broadway, New York. Ssld

where. I.

evry-

19«odlw'

MAHAN A CO., Agent*.

Tbe Troth about Dyspepsia—Whoever says that Dyspepsia is incurable, tt Jls a

I t-kely story.

Many -eafeee .have been cured. In

oertain seasons ot the year, whan the appotlte is ometinee too vigorous for tbe comfort and safety of the stomacjb, indigeetion ii rrioat prevalent aud most dlstressicg.Js the appotlte to he checked to accommodate the digestion organt? Not so— but use Da.

PATBICK'S

ANTI-DYSPEPTIC POW-

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AMUSEMENTS.

BALL

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CONCORDIA HALL, OH MONDAY JEVESL\6, FEB- 24, 1868. Arranged .by the Merabers cf tho Terre Haute

City Band, for the

Benefit or their Leader, C- A. Cuqua. ADMISSION 81,CO LADIES FfiEE 18Jtf

EETUKN BALL,

\JI Will be given at DOWLIffff HALL, WEDNESDAY EV'fi, Fefcruwry 19, 1868.

AIAMA0MSV—^eter J. By an, James McMahan, John O'Riely, Thos. Heenan, John Collins, John Smith, James Dundon. TICKETS 9S.OO SUPPER FBEE 17dtf

COMBINATION FESTIVAL!!

nonxis« HALL,

February 25, 1868.

mH« cbtAND ABSTF OF THE REPUBLIC, Together with the

Sabbath Schools of the City, will give a Grand Festival at Dowling Hall, on the sight of the 25th Inst., for the joint purpose ij I of raieiog monies for the

Charity Fund of the CI. A. R., and for tbe Sabbath Softools who have joined •with" UB»

The Committee of the G. A. B., gratefully acknowledging the favors of the public in the past, still solicit a continuance of their patroaage,

"For the

Poor

ye have with yon always."

Some new features will be added to the Evening'* Entertainment, never before attempted in this city.

ADMISSION: ..Children under 12 years, 25

Adults, £0 Cents: iri M. O.RANKIN, A I JOHN KTTPPENHEtMER,

16dtf

Q.R1AT

JSew

South Fourth street

3 W«* *4-1i "s 18

CANES.—Gold

dtf

head and fancy canes

ast received, at John B. Freeman's, No 6, Warren's Block. dtf.

EB.j Com,

E.O.CBAYFFOBD,

DISTEIBUTION BT THE

lork did Company.

ETEBT TICKEf DBAWS A PB1ZE,

5 CashQifts 6 Cash Sifts 10 20 100 200 300 too

90 Elegant Boiewoodf i»no« ... each $300 to $500 35 Melodeon* 76 to 150 ltO 'Sewing Machines 60 to 126 260 Mualeal Boxes 25 to 200 300 Fine Gold Watches 75 to 300 750 Fine Silver Watches

tsu to dQ

Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engraving Sliver ware. Photograph Albums, and a large .assortment of Fin* Oold Jewelry, In all valued at

1,000,000 DOLLARS.

A Cbatcc to Draw aay or the above Frizes by Fweharinf a Sealed lleket for 25 oeats. TICKETS describing each Prize are

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The Ltrgesl Religious Weekly

In the World-

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Envelopes and thorMUkly mixed. On recoipt ef 25 cents, a Sealed nRot wUl be drawc, without choice, and delivered at our office, or sent by mall to any address. Tbe price named upon it will be delivered to the ticket-helder on payment of ONE DOLLAR. Prizes will be immediately tent to any address, as requested, by express or rttarn mail.

You will know what your JPrize is before you pay for it. Any Prize may be exchanged for another of the same value. No Blanks. ttSf Our Patrons can depend on Fair Dealing. ---REJINBKHI^RCICS.

The following sersons have lately drawn vainable Prises from thla Company, a'nd kindly permi'ted the use of their aamos

Mllnor, 368 Sixth Avenue, N.

SKO

XICKCTS,stating

O. PHELPS BltOWN,

1$rh$**fedictn€3

Of Every I*scrip

iption..

X.,

$1000

Mrs. E Collins, 79 Nelson Place, N. Y., $590 Miss Cook, Chicago, 111., Piano, value $450 W Boyd, New Haven, Gold Watch, 250 Bobert Furmun, Dubuqne, Sewim Machine, $100 Henry McCallum, Louisville, Ky., 9600 Col. 1 Aansom. Washington, D. 0.. Musical Box. $150 Knapp, 36 Fourteenth street, N. T., l'iano, S5C0

Benedict, Now Orleans, Gold watch, $200 W A Barnes, Atlanta, G»., $500 Sutton, Nashville, Tenn., Meiodeon, $150 Edward Dayton, Mobile, Aln., Diamend Cluster Biog, $350 S Payne. Burlington, Yt,, $100 Ferris, Springfleld, 111., Diamond Pin, S200, Mrs Wedgewood, Trenton. N. J., $100 Thos Barrett, Jr., 10 Cay street, Baltimore, Sewing Machine, S75 Abrens, 34 Main, Buffalo, 8100 W N Palmer, New Bedford, Mass., Gold Watch, 8275 Miss Bo way Ninth and Saneam streets Philadelphia, Gold Watch, $150 Pratt, Hicks street, Brooklyn. $500 Caaldwell, Bagg's Hotel, tJtlca, $1,000 S Cammeyer, rctroit, Mich., Gold Watch, $360 Mrs Crissy, Hartford,Conn. Silver Set, $160 A Uchultz, LouiiVille, Ky., Diamond King, $250 Geo Nason, 96 Warren street, N. Y.,

Mr* Morri', Fouith Avenue, Cer.

15th stTeet, N. T., Piano, (106. Wo publish no names without permission. Opinions of tho I*rest». "Musical Festivals" several times postpondad, compelling purchasers of tickets to (watt months for the distribution, has impaired public confidence in such affairs. The only fair gy-teoi of distribntlon, is the old and popular one of

SEALED

the prize,

tho plan tf H. Barton

which will be d'livtrtd

immtdiaKlj, on payment of the

one dollar. That is

Co., at (99 Broadway,

the most attractive place of the kind now in operation. They are doing tho largest business, and deaerres their success. You cannot di aw a 8100, OOOfknn there, but havoa reasonable OHAKCS for a good priie, as we know many that hove been drawn, and tbe firm is reliable.—[Morning Advertiser, Oct. S3th, 1887.

T^oMew York Gift Company aro distributing many valuable'priie*. We have examined th-ir manner of doing business and know them to be a TAI a BEALlao ftrm. Their plan is more satis actory than "Presentation Festivals," as they DRAW every day, and tbe subscriber neod not pay for the price drawn, unless suited—GAZSTTS, Oct. 24, 1867.

The Gift Establishment of H.

at all

BAMOX,

A Co.,

at 699 Broadway, is daily attracting crowds of visitors to wttuess the drawing process. The investment is but 25 cents fo# the caixct, ai. the prize drawn, If satisfactory, is immediately delivered for one dollar A friend of ours last wetk drew a »600 prise whicn he promptly received.— TaASIOEin, Sept. 29, 1867.

Liberal inducement* to Agenttf". Satisfaction gnaraataed.

Ererv Tackage of Sealed Bavelopes Coatabis OHK CASH em. sv su Tickotsfor On*Dollar, 13 for Two Do 1, Ian, 33 fer Five Dollar*. WO for Fifteen Dollars. All letters should be addrMsd to

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Chapter IX of an Original Story, *.r Written by an Orthodox Clergyman expressly for .**.1

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HENRI WARD BEECHER ASH OUTER ENDE1L M0LHE8. Theeiisrdlsa Angel aad Ro»W«o4. ?'fA

S.1DKC1CMBER woods, An Original Poem, i*- By JOEL _BENT0N, Amenta, New Fork. A. I.

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