Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 February 1868 — Page 4

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Tuesday Morning, February 25tli, 1808 BE RAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TESBE HAUTE, A*I IKDIANAPOLIB. IUTI. AKBITB 11:18 p. Express 8:45 A. 8:10 p.

.... 6:10 A. u.

all 12:00 M.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TKKKK HAUTE. IUTI. ABEIT*. 12:26 A. If Express 6:26 A. M. 6.26 a. Kxpreaa. 11:00 p. m. 12:10 p. Mail 6:26 p.M. 4:10 P. M...Mattoon Accommodation...10:00 A. M.

EVANBVILLE AKD CRAWFOEB8VILLE. S.IAV1. AMIVM. MlbM ii.^fc|.3Accominod*tlon» ».A:03 r. tsar? n.Z!..C. Mall 2:60 r.

BOCKYILLB KXTEHBION.

UAT. 4:10 p.

ABBIVI.

^...11:00 A. M.

GHAND UNION RALLY AND

Ratification Meeting,

AT THE NEW COOBT HOUSE,

Saturday, February 29th,

At ne o'clock, to ratify the nominationt mado at the late State Convention, held iit Indianapolis on the20th iost.

Hon. E. W. RHOMPSON, Hon. THOS. H. NELSON, Col. J. P. BAIRD, Will •ddieu'tlie Meeting oa the political issues of the day. Hon. ALBERT LAN OB will addtess his Countrymen in the German Langnago.

By order of Committee of Arrangement*.

TftE libivan Circuit Conrt commences

next Monday.

"Hark 1 the Bugle Sounding!'—Go to Dowling Hall to-night.

The County Jail now contains eighteen prisoners.

Charity being the object, everybody should attend the Festival to-night.

We print this morning the articles of association of the Grant Club.

The Post-Office will be in full blast, this evening, at the Festival.

Poor Asylum.—The newSupeiintend-

ent will take charge Monday next.

Remember the Combination Festival to-night. Cornelius & Haggerty have a half column announcement of goods suited to the Spring season.

Down the River.—The steamers Ro

meo and Mason left for ports below, terday morning.

..A numberof Tableaux, representing Scenes of of "War, are on the Programme to*night, at Dowling Hall. -i

The Board of County Commissioners meet in regular quarterly session next Monday.

Riv. C. A. Brooke, pastor of Asbury Chapel, is put down in the new city directory os ministering to the flock of the "African Church."

ANew England Kitchen and Western Markot, will be some of the attrae tions to-night.

The Rolling Mill will resume operations to-morrow or the day following, having been temporarily suspended by the breaking of some machinery.

James Hisinins was so obliging yesterday as to got drunk, go through the Mayor's court, sinking eight dollars, and

furnishing us the only item from that source.

Cleaning Up I—The principal streets and gutters are receiving the timely attention of Street Commissioner Barrick, who with men, wagons and shovels, is giving them a good scraping.

Tbe Haunted House humbug at the old poor farm has exploded I The foolish story is said to have originated from the pranks of a couple of boys, One family was actually frightened from the house.

Hon. John G. Crain, we learn, addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting

under the auspices of the Grant Club at Brazil Saturday evening. The campflres are brightly burning in that portion of old Clay.

Hogs.—The City Marshal is impound ing and selling hogs contrary to the provision of the ordinance, which requires notice of sale to made in one of the city newspapers. The Journal mentions that a citizen of the Fourth Ward recently lost four hogs by the impounding pro-

A Special election for the election of Justice of the Peace was held in Lost Creek township last Saturday. It was

warmly contested, and resulted in the election of William Gray, Democrat, over Es^., Myers, Republican, by a reduced majority of thiri«en. Last fall the democratic majority was seventy-five I

Claimed.—Thomas Heathcoe, a farmer residing three miles east of Montezu ma, appeared yesterday and claimed .the four cattle stolen by the two men now in jail, arrested last week on the supposition that the cattle in their possession were stolen. Harvey Thomas on meeting the owner confessed that he and Oliver, the man in jail with him, were guilty of the theft.

The Journal mentions the name of Daniel Miller as the democratic candidate for Trustee of this township. We can see no necessity for a change in the administration of this offico. The present incumbent has proved hu excellent officer, and has become thoroughly acquainted with the requirements of the office. It will take a new man nearly a whole year to acquire the proper knowledge as to a judicious disbursement of the monies entrusted to his disposal.

Supposed Murder 1—The people in the vicinity of "Old Terre Haute," a point three miles south of this city, are agitated at the discovery of the supposed murder of a man. The marks of a terrible struggle, a large pool of blood, and a trail of the same toward the river are plainly discern able. We are informed a thorough search is being made by neighbors for tbe discovery of the body. The murder is supposed to have been committed Satur

day night last.

iALTATOSY.—Prof. Bon Gresh, of Indianapolis, will complete this evening big ilrst series of teaching the accomplishments Last evening he gave a soiree to his pupils and a number of ilttiTridriisU-aiid a pleas* apt party it y/fis. ^JThe Professor iaan cdmpllshecl and fmins.tafcing teacher, and during his brief stay, has given the utmost satisfaction. His pupils are so well pleified tfcat er course, antl fllinig -tobme engagements at other points, he has promised to return. vk

THif A.? we have before sl£tod/th& jfebtlval to-night at Dowling Hall will be an interesting and attractive affair. The several committees

are doing $haic poW8|jf# make it a success,, hope their la bors will be rewarded by a perfect jam of

people. The proceeds of the sales will be dis.tributed' kihdhg th*J ^v^al^'^SkP^llttf Schools' particl|)ltly^ $38 thfpadmission

fees will go into the. charity fund of the G. A. R. We can assure our readers that th6reiti great neJed fu»ePJ£ poor familios having struggled nearly through a hard winter, with their little

store $wple$ety/-exha4Nie4,££te catntffL for help. Then go and contribute your mite to the fund, aii3 y'tSiPffri will bum all the^ig^ter^^e^i^e Ungbftf of your children will be doubly pleasant to you, your slumbers will be more peaceful, and He who suffers no good.^cty3^^^ gp, unrewarded, will approvingly smita'jipon you. "It is more blessed to give than to receive," and he that reraembereth the poor will be remembered in the grant day

of accounts-

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The Hutchinsons cantated at Indianapolis last night. 1 .4 1 U.'H'IsOWH hTJ

Golden's cohapiriy ara'pfayiri^io large houses at Rockport. I 1 .HT ST Tl

A number of very fino buildings are

to be rrected in Mount Yernon this sea»

The "New Stropes' House," Bloomfleldj is to be christened by a social hop tonight. i'- tit

New Albany boasts bf a haunted house of the most horriflc description.

The Refeiftlican jratificatioh REELING at Evansville. on Saturday, was a great success. i! lio i'MlilU Ti t-ini nan iiaw u.M 's-i tnr:

It is rumored that the Jeffersonville Railroad Company intends to biliM

chine shops at Columbus

It is probable that Miss:'Oliyer' Ijb^ah1 will deliver her lecture, entitled "Stage Struck," at Indianapolis aoxt month-. 1

The stockholders of the Seymour National baqk are discussing the propriety of surrendering their charter and starting a private bank. 1

Frederick Hinb, an old German, was found dead near Martinsville on Thurs

day. The Coroner's jury returned a iV.er-i diet of "died in a dtllilkiBn fit."

The next State Fair is to be'hild itf Indianapolis. The negotiations between the State Board and the railroad Presidents, relative to Cam| Mottdft, haVe* been referred to tha.Executive Board.

The Terre Haute depress and'Evansville Journal are the only State dailies except those 4t '.IciiiHiijapji.SV.-Whitfh reported the proceedings of the State Convention.- -'liiai Ui li-l .i-fAH IM'& 'i

It may be a matter of interest to some of our readers who, have borrowed cash from the Sinking Fund, to know that one-third of their indebtedness twill have to be paid tfais-iyoar, one-third in 1869j and one-third in 1870,,

Col. Calvin Joni^ of the Rockpo?( Democrat, has been flourish ing about the cities around the Falls of tha Ohio for a few days, looking like a green bay: tree He says it is settled that.Davy Uaird is to be the next Congressman from the First District. 1 n1 t.i*

The following additional petitions have been filed for adjudication in bankri^ptcy! Levi Overholson (involuntary), Knox county Jamfes H. Trotter, Harrison

Some years ago Batsner, the Treasurer of Franklin county, defaulted to' tRe eii tent of about $30,00%--and tho State brought suit against August Pepper et al. Batsher'a sureties. The case was and a judgment given'for the State and and appeal was then taken to the Supreme Court, wbere'tbe decision* W&s re" versed. A new trial being obtainod, Judge Wilson, on Friday decided in favor of the defendants.' The case will probably be appealed again.'"'

We learn from the IndlanapiiiTs Herald that the funeralof the late Wm. H. Riley Sunday afternoo^ W 7^, largejy, afe tended, Masonic Hall..being. neapLy Ailed by the Masons ^tane, a gfeat jfljfftiy of whom had come ftotn 'Terre Haute, Franklin, MartiijsvUTe and otjier jilaces. It was impossible £0 eotaa ihe hall' for some time before the services commenced, and SWTS PWP5 $fh»|#i«ild 5fell£Kend were compelled to go home on account of the weather:A/larf oorfe|e,.ltifludftig fifteen street cars, followed the remains to Crown Hill, ^het^ they were laid away in their final resting place, with the imposing ceremonies of the Masonic Frateinity.

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The Saturday Mirror says that' "efforts are being made, with a fair prospect of success, to organize in Indianapolis a Unitarian Church. Several preliminary meetings have been held, and afl' eminent Unitarian divine has been engaged to preach a series of discourses."

Burglars at Mexico, Mfatm bouiltj robbed a store of $150 in:money, $800 in county bonds, and lot of papers. Most of the papers, and over $20(J,.pf the'county bonds were found at the riveHWidge next morning, where the thieves had assorted them and selected what.i valuables they could find.

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ansuJI&ibtu-^tZwpQhe 23d says

:^'A man, whose name our informant had forgotten, while hauling saw-logs at St. Wendell Station, on Friday last, was crushed to death by a log, which rolled from the wagon and caught the man under it before he could get out of the way.—

The body, it is said, was crushed most fearfully, and of course death ensued at

once. 1

Two boys, named George Duty and Calvin Harry, of Columbus, have been

arrested for the robbery of the post office committed at that place some weeks since

rjwtf&taap acter. A quantity of stolen goods and a number of keys, were found in his moth-

zxEtsusnnft over three hundred letters, and had found but seventy-live cents.

THE SILOVI condition of tbepul

ebt of the State,

October 31, T8'65T Five per cent certificates of stock $3,754,236 33 |Six per cent, war loan bonds 237,000 00

Total $3,991,236 33 (Of the Vincennes University bonds, which do not properly come under the head of the public debt, there

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T|n| ItugiJFgfrnlfArisZifr Mdkocats icon tains lists of accessions to the Methodist {Gthi&ii i&- iSianJ^as ^lowft^ OtSc jGrove, 20 Richland, 7 Hamilton's Chapjol, 35 Rockport, 81 Brownstown, 71 jjonesville Circuit, 200 Bedford, 50 Lajfontaine, 85 Olive Branch, 44 New Paris. 44 Hancock's Chapel, 30 Fredericksburg iCircuit, 163 Bethel, 17 Alexandria, Wesjley Chapel, 23 Laporte Circuit, 65 Cainaan Circuit, 43 Paris Circuit, 55 WoosItertown Circuit, 216 Jeffersonville Dis{trict, 1,000 Ames Church, Indianapolis, 107 New Albany District, 800 Mt. Carmel, 26 Clark's Prairie, 100 White River

Circuit, 106 Vienna Circuit, 150 Vernon, 63 New Pennington, 58 Cartersburg, 38 making a total of 3,706.

The following table from the State Aujditor's report shows the receipts and exIpenditures for the year ending October 31, 1867:

RECEIPTS.

Remaining in Treasury,Nov. 1, 1867 $381,521 89 Rec'd from Revenue 1,606,983 83 {Common School Fund 1,296,188 94 !State Debt Sinking Fund 1,076,276 09

iTownship Library Fund.... (Soldiers' Relief Fund {College Fund

Saline Fund Bank Tax Fund (Surplus Revenue Fund.... jPublic Institutions

Miscellaneous

52,472 93 7,186 44 14,596 94 1,202 30 78 99 68 22 117,444 65 38,227 11

Total receipts $4,591,858 33 expenditures. ^Ordinary Expenditures $441,850 50 Office Expenditures (various

Public Institutions.. 1.. 63^|904 0 MiMrJxJflf|fur|tfakY0W93^ College Funtf. 15,142 62

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Whole amount audited from NovetnbBrl7 1866,

dfrMroao»tfaeti1c

Balance in Treasury-Ooteber

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do agree to organize ourselves into' an association for the purpose of promoting the election of General Ulysses S. Grant to the Presidency of tbe United States.

This Association shall be called the Central Grant Club of Terre Haute. Its officers shall consist of a President, three Vice Presidents, a Secretary and Treasurer, and an Executive Committee of seven.

The President shall preside at all meetings of the Club. In his absence, the senior Vice President present shall pre side.

The Secretary shall make a record of all proceedings of the Club, and shall keep an account of all monies received and ex pended.

The Treasurer shall safely keep all monies contributed for the benefit of tho Association, and shall pay out money on warrant of the Executive Comraitee, coun tersigned by the Secretary, and not otherwise.

Tbe Executive Committee shall have g"enera1 supervision and charge of the in terests of the Association, and shall recommend from time to time such action as the general welfare may require.

The officers of this Association shall be elected by ballot the second meeting after the adoption of tho Constitution, and shall hold their places until the first meeting in June next, when another election shall be held] and a majority of the mem bers present shall determine whether to continue the old officers or any one or more of them, or to select others to fill their places.

All citizens favorably disposed towards tbe object we have in view, are invited and requested to become members.

All contributions shall be voluntary, and no fee for membership shall be charged.

We are in favor of General Grant for President for the following among other reasons: 1st. Because he is an honest man and a patriot. 2d. Because he is a man of the people, Bprung from their ranks and devoted to their interests. 3d. Because he is possessed in an eminent degree of those rare qualities so neery in a Chief Magistrate, viz Practical common sense, unflinching determination of purpose, and a clear discrimination as to men and measures. 3d. Because he will practice and enforce the most rigid economy in every Department of the Government.

ay with those of Congress, and while he Will be able to the Governn*nt^ he' the dangsmroi^gd^^

present 6th. Because he will

mete oat equal

ind exact justice to ail, without reference a condition, or 7th. Because he is magnanimous, and while he will administer the government in tbe Hberal and progressive principles will ibow malic* guarantee to Ml, Lhe joint rights of American citizens. 8JA. .Because lie--will see Jo U*hat our FlsyihAn4e reepwled

pair, at 61 Main Btreet, Early's Block Everything else in the same proportion,

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Richmond Plow.—Lyne & Lawes are now selltdgjltlte feaaina* RlctttoohS plow cheap, 25d3tw2m

The assortment of canes spoken of

'in an old advertisement have come to hiflfi it Johrf R^ Freeman's^ 5-": dtf

06B\ Chfmpion-Be^p^r and Mg?»r, ijn? proved, now having the dropper attachmribt, 8Lyne LaWes, agett*. sd3tw2m

To Rent.—A private dwelling house. 'Enquire of John F. Ralston, Chestnut istreet, between 6th and 7th street, North

side. 25-d3t

Threshing Machines.—Robinson's iGold Beater, took the premium at the Indiana State Fair last year over all oth-

ers.

Lyne & Lawes, agents. 25d2tw2m

A full assortment of ladies' and

childrens' wear at the Great Bankrupt Store, No. 61 Main street, Early's block, at panic prices. 22d3t

W&T Go to Lyne & Lawes and get a genuine Richmond Plow, cheap. 25d3tw2m

Great Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes, 8uit^^^pr me% wgm^n wid children's weft#, to be cfos^a out, Regardless of cost, at No. 61 Main street, Early Block. dtf

,C( .]E. Ruggles is selling French

Calf Boote otf bis own manufacture at' ajriiAr. 7qu aui'OJia uiwi •21d2w !',r.--,yii f*dT .ssofi tutt ojiii t--r.f •1

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*1'®j»* ^'reSh New Hams at Ray & Bai lSyV dtf:

fffl" Navy Beatts, Tufnips and- ^Apples Ray

ty & Tiftiley's. ni ••. f. ,,

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otoRid^le's, 151 if^in

Hosle^ .aypw j^fiees. ft

iliihQloves in great variety ari^ cheap at Riddle's. ,, 23dtf

Four jjounds of Clofft^ 00 at

Ray & Bailey's. ,,, dtf ... Go to E. R. Wright & CO's. for Oranberrys, Rasins, Currants, Citron, Turkeys and Oysters. ni ovr#

Choic article

Economy

by-*llither!ni-

tions, however powerful and will protect bur.^nikturali^ed, cUizens,? ,wlwipover qr jwhWever tutor rights may *e assailed,-or jtheir liberty abridged. 9th. Because we believe that General IGrant has the first claim of an overjwhelming majority of the American peojple for their next Chief Magistrate, and like Uie graat Washington, called from tfaLnld\}fthoX!ibinat, will assume that* highfcfflw fwitB fcecdming inodeily, and will be greeted with the united acclaim of a EappyJpeople, rejoicing in restored unief ud national

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Dozier'a Patent Quilting Frames, & jt^res^ftlentsf £5d3t

Rubbers 65*

^ntlemen's Rubbers 6S" cents a

f'-fe'E/RfeWtftife,

Lost,—In1-V'

of Pennsylvana E. R. "Wight's v'fdtf

Buckwheat Flour at l'55 Main street.

Large assortment .of -ladies' ana

gentlemen's and children's furs at If, y^estfair^. 85 Main street. dtf^.

..fe Best' assortment of men's' and bpys' hats and caps in the city at N. Westfall !s, 85 Main street. dtf.'

.tUfa Peat brands of Flour, Buckwheat iFlour, Meal, Baled Hay, Oats, Shorts, (Ship Stuffs, &c,, ^ys,.tR, RofBiNs'j No, 1

Dowling Hall.jf ,x

Poiiltry, game, peacli t$ow ^ota-

toes, apples,, and cranberries, at, A. C. Furrow & Son's, ^outh Fourth,street ,l8dtf. 'a i77X'~

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A. C. Furrow & Son have just

•opened an entire new stock of groceries mi South. Fourth street, ^ear the J^artket Qouse-.it aid} ni siftUf-aai oJ e#«''lfidt£

New hams, fresh eggs. Jkmd butterH

N. Y. factory eheese, at A. C. Ftjrbow & SaH's,Soath Fourth street* J8dtf.'/ -.

Marklo O. K. Front, bufctwheat

flour," iiew cbrn meal, and" homtfijr' at X, C. Furbow & Son's,South Fourth street 18dtf

Fresh arrival of choice Tees and

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

'N. Kataenbach has opened a branch his Cigar and Tobacco establisment at (To. 14T Main street, where will always je found a full assortment of the best rands of cigars and tobacco, together xrith all other articles in his line. 28-dtf

ELBOAirr Black Waterproof, $1.25. Elegant Brown Waterproof, 1,25. Elegant doub!«-face Waterproof, $1.25 dSWj At^TuaLL, RipSlk+ A Co.

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Mancourt aro kgHfei 96F improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps oat cola, rain, mud and dust prevents rattling of nab. Trv it on vour doors and windows, dtf

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-u.TTi?lo WM'H "f: !.

fgr* Ail who are threatened with pre»matuEe gray hair and baldness will appro-

!ciate

the advantages derived from the nse of "Barrett's Hair Restorative.^-"- •». segtaffeBt! ov mil ea&.&}a<

the city, a morocco traveliflg

.bag containing valuable papers. Anyjofce finding the same, by leavirig it tit :ttiS office will lie liberally rewarded.: 'papers are of no value to anyone but the,

jownier, nt S' dtf

jFoift'

RbUt.—A tait.of'rootiro, south' side

of tho public square, first brick west pf. :Kissner'8 Music Store, suitable for a: ifamily. Enquire at the grocery stbre of

jQustiy Wdn^ardt.

i,. .! .ftlFontrfr? Dried Peaches, A.pples and Shell Bark Hickory Nuts at Ray i& Bailey'sitaq

The best Sewing Machines, on the

most favorable terms, at Riddle's General Agency, 151 Main street. Gall and exs amine.'

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Go to Barnards', first door west of

C. C. Smiths Stove store, Main street, and get tbe best articles at bottom prices. Fresh Butter, Eggs, Lard, Meal, Pota* toes Apples, (Dried and green,) Dried Peaches, &c, kept constantly on hand. Flpur.second to none in the city, forrf$® ®r foffef 4 lbs for on#dwlatf Vj/ 1 V. B&w-tf

To Be Slaughtered.—Let the cohso.quepcis ttkef qir(| (tf ttemsilves. The finest |s3c|tmen| ollafieff ^afthes engine turned, engraVM, wOstea, enameled, dia jnond, pearl cases, for the next thirty Sdays we will sell "regardless of cost," as jEtfalf & Co. la^npaf atl 161 Main rletjanl exanin«i» sfccfc,| :t dwtf S. R. Freeman.

LOCAL NOTICES.

The Antidote, in all cases where tne nebvb fluid requires stimulating, or where Mearglgia, Nerve-ache, or any other nervosa com plaint exista, is Dr. TURNER'S TIC-DOULOCB-rHUX, or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.— The moat violent attack of any pt theie Bala .dies iy sjlenopL by thy med^cinery-^po^ecariea., have it. Pmiclpal iMpot, 1^20 Tnmoat Street, BOSTON, M^as. ^e$l,Qp0 pet package nftil.Swo ptftrage irtAips "RVra. lir-'

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T0 BR1CK-MAKKR8. I have a Machino guaranteed to make 3,600 to j7,000 first-claas Bricks per hoar, according te fa* cilities for removing them. Can be worked by 'two horses or steam. I offer to demonstrate Itheso facts by Machines constantly werklng in 'this city. SAMUEL W. JOHNSON, 37 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. fl9d2m

Fire Hundred American Physicians, the names of whom wo shall publish, lecommend HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVEBAQK OF HEALTH: 1. As a Palatble Dietetic Dpink. (it invigeratea the system, and is slightly stimulating withont being irritating.) 2. As a Nutrient, (it is extremely beneficial to the sick and enervated, and to the convalescentespecially to delicate ladies.) 3. As a Remedy, (it cures those suffering from diseases of the stomach, throat, and chest by it* wonderful combination of 'herbs

Such faccs. in conjunction with pnblie approv al, guarantee to the people the superiority of this jsplendid tonic and remedy. HoiFg Malt Extract Depot, 642 Broadway, New York. Sold every where. I. L. MAHAN & CO., Agent*. 19deodlw

The Truth about

of BooJa

ot! Sfcoes, igoto the Glearance Sale at iiv»

Dyspepsia.—Who

ever says that Dyspepsia is incnrable, tells i'ltely elory. Many cases have been enred. In icertain seasons of the year, when the appetite la sometimes too vigorous for the comfort and safety of the stomach, indigestion most prevalent and most distressing. Is the appetite to be checked 'to accommodate the digestion organs? Not but use Db. Patrick's ANTI-DYSPEPTIC POW' jDER—it will surely givo too relief, eat what yon imay. At I. L. MAHAN & CO.'S Drug Store. 1=

AMUSEMENTS.

Announcing the comity of the Gigantic BEjrrimrrs dStotorAt NEW ORLIT^S

MINSTRELS

Sweiiu 'iii* BBSiifraf

All the above acknowledged great Stars will

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COMBINATION FESTIVAL!! -AT-

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February 25, 1868. ''f i''.':4 .(a

The

grand army op the bepdblio, Together with the

will give a GrancJ Festival at Dowling Hall, on the night of the ZAh'Vklst^' for the- loifat purpose of raising^moQipg tw the Charity Fund of the & A. R., and^for tlio}|ial)bath gcj^ool* tukTe Joined

Tho Committee or the G. A. R., gratefully acknowledging the favors of the public in the past, 'still solicit a continuance of their patronage, "For the Poor ye have with you always.'

Some new features will be added to tho Even{ing's Entertainment, never bofore attempted in this city.

ADMISSION

Adolti, 50 Cents: Children under 12 years, 25. M. C.RANKIN, 1 JOHN KUPPENHEIMER, Com,

F.C. CRAWFORD,

15iltf

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Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups

,icn fit A. C. Furrow_ & Son's,South l£our,th street.,,

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WANTED.

YY ANTED—A Good man to do general work about a place. jDeming'p, Sixth street.

TED-TEACHERS, Stu--Pents, and other .intelligent- -Van and iWomen, in a business paying #100 to 9200 par montb, according to ability. For particulars address ZEIGLER, HcCURDY CO., 117 Wast 4th Street, Cincinnati, Ohie. 20dlm

FOR SALE.

Being

about to change

my business, I will sell my MACHINBBY FOR MANUFACTURING FENCE very cheap.— Address, through the Post Office, Terre Hante, or apply to [20d2w] E. A. EDDY. 9

Carriages at Bedaced Prices!

Latest approved styles, and of elegant flniah, Consisting of Barouches, Bockaways, Phastons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring Wagons.

This is much tbe finest stock of work ever offerAd in this market, and will be sold low foroash, is I desire to close up my bnsineas.

M. W. O'CONNELL ^as disposed of his Undertaking Businees, which had become neceseary In consequence of the rapid increase of his

BOOK TRADE,

Clover, Timothy and JBlue, and

lioss Seeds, at iBf iBejtBers', No. 1 Dowling Hall. dtf

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h:n J) hU-,1 -'I- 9 -«5U o. flwo n*6

,£»

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DRESS TRIMMINGS ,% AT T^E BID BAZAAR

CHAS, 0. DUPREZ, Manager.

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HA^l JfEW YOU IIE88 CVTTKR,

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TfiE BED BA2AAB,

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Inquire at dlt

WANTED GLRL A Good Girl, to do Housework, can'get a sltnation ht prices on application to U. JEFFERS, 24dtf 33 South Fifth Street.

WAN

i&f5l,DHY

A. J. WELCH,

Cor. 2d and Walnut Sts., Terre Haute, Ind. Jald2m

AC*f ACej

Asit & oontinuance of the trade heretofore so libirallT bestowed

f-r rjiAaa.

^JLXXJSSEN7OT§H0WSE.Y C5o

WHOLESALE DEALERS^'

FAifagG^BbEWIES, SEOAJtS. TOBACCOS, TKA0, *f. ldtf

1 8

GOtlHJGS lAflflnm. t*. jmrt W •ar. naMU'UXj'Cl #1*. «1 «/l .*tr nit lit fit

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NOTION% AC?. j' iiW'iu r-6 («'. I*' S rj* S in W S a

COKIKLIUS ft HAMIKTY'S,

Corner 3d and Main St8.t 14 ^Telrre-Maute, Indiliatisi

iPi-ess and tbe People as tho Superiors of all other graveling Companies in existence among which I are prominent,Tin their iaggg cwps, of Popular

The Incomparable BILLY WEST,

n. f,.O„ "n The Woaierful WABBgji BlCgAKDg^ Www IIMIIuTfliBUHftvP*

(And the Champion Artistic English Terpsichorean Ologgist*, PRANK PANKHVBST AND LEW COLLINS,

MILLINERY, lo'M'/tt

MBS. A. WAlifER. Removed to

THE BED BAZAAR

149 Hain Street.

tr ts-n JltsK 48

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I I N E "AT WHOLESALE, AT THE BED BAZAAB. ,!( AS 4rVi

N O I O N AT THE BED BAZAAB.

WHKELEB WILSON'S

8BWIIM1 HAOims,

IB. IWILMOTH, ATTHI BED BAZAAB. gg.

149 Main Street

GOODS.

J^JOOKS AND STATIONERY IUNEQUAILED GOODS,

"FHE.ORT, PTRFEFL C^.1^^3^

mi to it ft'is 8

Having been appointed Agents fofr fh«

city for]

PATENT

uitXi

THOMSON'S

«L0fi-nTniran cmm,x

we ara now prepared to offer a full lis*

Numbers ana styles of these *jll ci bt

Since that introduction here, they have been tried by many of oar moei fast

be without one,.

ion*

chstomen, who give their unqualified preference for the "QtOTB-Frrrnrs" oft*

He will new devote his entire attention to tha latter branch of businees, and with a fall and complete stock of Books and Stationery, every other main and kind of Corset

In Comfort, Qrmoe and DonlHlitj.

th®y

SAXT0M WALMSLEY

r'jf

"JSm e« ,»r: .fit ir.

it# jsjiilm*: «*»*.«»»•

CaMlin* Rice.

l«yer

5i j..

C!«rip*sias

j»i!

Fergisoi's Sigar Cared Hams,

1*\

Fresh Pine ApvlM, li Smp

Bleached andBrown

»ril

•r*r

i'."

JOSEPH STROKE,

tRt'dUB

[•.j. i' ui wGBOCKR, ."•0V fO illtQOt'.'j .(1,1 i.. .*-.t 190 Main

I 71 (to

Ho.

tiedtf.

BOOTS AND SHOES. Li •sftrr*

GKEATJCLEAftANCKMUK *iito OP .if

Boots & Shoes^

Owing to the Oreat

Panki of tlie Time^nt will close ont my Stock of Boots and SHoes^ t8r V,:-:

I will sell my own manqtacture of

French CsV

^4 Fill AMMtttMt of

C. E. RUGGLESy

No, lO NortK 4th Sfc leMMlm

Boots & 'Shoes ,v!L ni iHEoti

-tasO iflsoiJi# -rOB OTE jA failf lie «2 000 zsivj

jaocr.IeCi lnuyri.

a'r jib lo emm &iX),Q0tiisvob: ejavjiq.

B.-.0A4M BA eraS •, •'. \'i3Ur (ra-

Would Inform the citizens of Terre-Hante and M^^trthat he has pvebaaed tt^es^ockof p^prw

SATISFACTtdN TO All.

OtfssUB sad other prfncipsl dtie#, resson for making the sbsve ststsasM. i-j

THE LADIES

•nji kind of materlalHiKtheycBo^stoweatO' I

THE GEHTLEHM'

are klso informed tUa^theV can gdt a llOOf jr I WOKTOnTib tfaM satabHaiisMM-" [Wool

Boots

-hi

QQ.

(ti*

and shobs.^

N.I9ijA NI) &

yn-y.

twtMdtr

:ds ».*

HEIBT

To cIom ont his'large stock of 5wS^U^),IU,',f,f0 pMto ShMR amd CiMjfors, I td tsfce Voont-fot Sprifrfe Vtodf. %lf #sW O^Mrep'a Fors.

Meohftilio® Blooi§^d

Particalar Attention la givaa «o

CUSTOM WORM

fjATJHAIf,

•ANVrAOTTTBKS AND DKALEB IN

I Boots 95and Shoes,

whigli I keep

SHOP—Oa Lafayette Street, 9«ctt ot tb^ Jfanotion of Fourth Street. decSd6m

EW BOOT and SBOE SHOP. cBm anaanigMd hating }mV opened ittstv I napectfally inform the citia^M of Tbrre I

Hon ot their customers, as well ill stjleAs lb dH* Itlag, no matter abont the shape of the foot. The

tnrtb! Qtraeta, near the Terre Hante Hanae.

owaa mu«a

E. R. BBYAHT&!GO: (Successors -to J. Bt-tSBMIll,)

foiwardlBS AC«mn|ssltn Mer^luniU SBAI.BM IItj Oniit Flour »ii4 Salt.

I Highest ansake^frica paid fa«aH,k|DiU ot Ofala^

Agents

ffPSKAfl&COMMlSBIOlV *«KAUT

ajnukaxum A^D. jiomaMoit I

p^£jr°11®' Ho,to°

Wat. Glenn A Sons,

others, and no lady should I

f,i'i. »i'. •«K

HANBYACO «saas( ooanattow) it

-JSGS**, edJ io-Ti

:»ote

JwiofW Josm.v'ooB

aar cooob

nryjs My

A. N IPPElfl'

•r* ifeii^i&raiiiTrti»fr,

March sniietsfrL1 I It n] 1 .... .tow

sd* Its*

A O S

sels, Blankets, GoveriMg, 1^.

Moi

for Star TJjrrow LnfE.

vlTftre Boose on

I OFFER A FBW SETTS 0»'^ -M--tqUtom

Be»dor# it rests^rith t* Mkt tts

Bttotey^tkP^pteVSKiSr' ne-'i **»iri mq Partners ^t «^oe o»th«

Mutual Ben^t PUm •'•"•klWBtii- DBT "Gddiliaf^ AT

known

Maia

»%«fi

ftftts U-. I'l.-t

'v! ••matt

^h«M| GocQb ire *n NEW anf Desirable ..consisting

btTK.

aT A1FJJ jP ACTUBERS} PB^gES

These Mftsf fte ^old.. •w»- WW.- I ,iq.bSl#»

Call and seethem* How i« tha purctnse Goods on year own terms. .?

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bat

.10 '.

Miilnai Benefll Mnnlif ht» ftgu vant«f ttte O^nmnnUy, (»(mnlnjuctipn in. price# of this MtSSnftltf)

A PROMPT BX3POSSI AHD

•Mil tMjtt

GreatRednctionr, Hvttaw x. in tan tie onftbe

on|

Wf4," of 'ttii lonnt of 1!

W. U!'^

KW ,"of -'Mm' FTTSL firt, will GM th« frsatett "unt of ^alne fcMc the 1

I pAKGJF An saving Money and receiving moii Ooods for a Bollar than otherwise) payable at ft» tinie, stad «ith *nty ihi rnfeaaa mam. We new MVtndtt tki -f -ScrKI

11 TZ'

0Q M!ain 'S€i?e©^{ iiii le^lnsife, ,, I «i«ag»at. «fccH»B to prfcM, t* a* aw *ad i« prapared to MASOFAOTOKBall WbHt'ln I fiffares aafoHowat i.,~-

25. ^Years EsnttHericBf f°

inHfe BOdTil8Q11 ktrftor finite Mtow eilj *n: n^ooal 3&*\

Stone.

fRENuH, o*n«s *a_ I oda can 1m «oJ4 so ciksapT 7Y

.*»fr ,*joT

---«Xr Kffn »•»*3

And jrbat-herstofbre wm" a aystarv. will agw I 1.1 ». vaenM -,..1 -oft*

A "HOUSEHOLD' WORD/ $^*oie evBtylwi! li

i|etsAialh'

Mtenated in any'

(jntsrprtoa whereby they recafVe a dlmsT bew* rrMid Miroaglt ibis ShribW Profits being the Key id*1

-JrL^ •/. fl1 Ever/Man, Woman and Child wOL 'betwaaAtad Id iL"- •Pr»P0**'®h MliMlril^to..

»a jwfr 1 WM4ar-la CMta «44M»dk«aiH Tha

Oil iau

fw* ifcnjam- vsta-Mmrtwr.-'"thih itoMfr slSK v*iy»rs-.|ror Cfoa*^_»r width Cloak Velvet*.'•11,0ft taM iia. mings tomatohi.

STARTliZNORBDUGVlOlV TVtiie^nl^rtlated—and" irtly ffaitfi'fi iffi

Woyha waH,.and_ i% tha rf •-ftTiailf

for tbe fMpii

Long Shawls 60 Days ago worth 9.0B.

Chinchilla Goods an. TTMming* **4 worth 916,0 cheap This ta So aystsry.

a: •4

LIBERAL riTBOMQt

.SO

i.-o.T.--» O-O HANI) EN HJUVBlAlack B*AV*B xrtOAK^^ikB JAoesra—

cents'^

Wm-r

•UalilNS—Bleachec Mnsllnsl vard cts. per yard. Unbleaohed Maallnt 1

W ceets per yard. Heavy yard wide i.Bmwn.

tALlES' UHDKRWEAJt—FaU loak and Pants. Children's anarrS' dndkbw*ar-du«w«» sm mmi

and Hosh-rW-wHh aHfaWfii stoefc tff •ry KonoiM (tori large to enomeritej, bought sitfcti and just teMtatft. wlicKire a(m albr-fca"

BOUDAY SAjaSJ.-

A 1

At ocb tefcpting peioer ffiat'ev*i7tNM^Mitf6t tall to be coaviaoad aathay read tfctft nq

unf, no maner aDoni ine snapeoi me loot. The l-i ... ^, ..., —,

"WtH"'" gkell''1

nows wwt or eonisr of mstsrstid Wt9tttr •••n.a: n* vn

adplM»yl

••filial-.

1HE

i&ZS'i main urn'" ITH* vavaci^I or

Htraet^

tha I. H. A I. S. B. Dtpct [ZSMrtf

The superiirr beaut 'aBi!(turai tariaiUs cMstng ademabdtor Stetea, wkeaalt being adopted ky»«i la prafatenca to tbe Italian llarbla^

AdAalT?,T^f0^ ^nlto

fSAHKLIKt MOliUSOH WAKKHHJ8 lMP*0¥»Stej^ „„^OOFOTQ. »R»»rr,

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Wa jm|r4ari^l topat oatUa*o«V aiM »«?T

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