Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 March 1868 — Page 4

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HATTY EXPRESS.

T^iiiiiK--KLA.UTl£:. livu.

Monday Horning, March 2, 186&

RAILROAD TIME TABLE. TEBBE HATJTJ All) iifDIANAFOLIB. MAV«.

11:18

AaK,T"-

Express .5:10 M.

6:45 A. Mail

8:10-JP. *.»»»~ Express j6:35

..Bxpreee—.....

ST. LOUIS, AL^ON AND HAUTS.

LEAVE.

,, V'aIV®*

12:10 p. Mail 6:25 p.m. 4:10 p. H. .Mat toon Accommodation...10:00 A. JKVANSVILLB AND CRAWFOBDSVILLE. If ATE. S:4M k."W.......... Accom«aod»tlo».—..».«.4w3 P. 4:03-?. I .". Mail 2:«

KOOrVTLLi liTforBION.

LKAVK. AUEIVX. 4:10 p. 11:00 A. *.

THE CirctjIT

COURT convenes

weeks from to-day.

THE Township

SCHOOLS will close with

the end of the pesent month.

THE ESTREKLA Restaurant will be opened to-night. See notice efeewbore..'

The BdAto of County Commissioners convenes this morning for the transaction of the regular quarterly business.

Butter of the Goliah stamp is a strdng feature of this market, and eggs art' held at most eggs-traordlnary eggs-tortionate

price"-, :,4!v )i

TRUSTEE NAYLOB informs us that W. P. Krumbhaar has donated a lot for school purposes in his sub-division recently laid out adjoining the southern limits of the city." ,'

We learn the Republican meeting at Brazil Friday evening, addressed by Col. McLean, of this city, was a large and en" thusiastia gathering*, some four hundred people being in attendance, including many ladies.

LENTEN SERVICES.—The services in St. Stephen's Church during the Holy Fast of Lent, to Passion Week, will be as follqwp: Sundays, 10.16 a. m. and 4.30 p# M. Wednesdays, 7.15 p. m. Fridays, 5 p. M. "Sanctifv a Fast."

Republican

Meeting.—The Repub4

licans of Honey Creek township will meet at the Township House, on Saturday March 14th, for tho purpose of nominuf ting candidates for the April olectioB, anj attending to other business.

POOR ASYLUM.—There

are eighty-four

paupers iu the poor asylum at present. We learn there has been cunsiderable sickness since moving into the new hous« seven or eight deaths having occurred. A cometery has been located in one cornet of the farm. Mr. Beauchamp, the new Superintendent, took charge yestorday.

Steck PiANO.—We are pleased to learn that Mr. Kisiner has just"Eold to Rev. Mr. Condit, of this city, one of Stack's splendid Parlor Grand PianoB. Of the lino qualities of these instruments we havo already allu^pd to on several occasions, and only add that the flnegt maBidal talent have pronounced this the moat exquisitely toned instrument yet lieard in this city.

SnftlToN, the horse-thief,- wlio suffered the amputation of a leg from the effects of a shot received while attempting to oscape, was. taken before Judge Pattertoreon, Saturday evening on a writ of

beas corpus

and released on his own recog

nizance. He was then removed to the Poor Asylum, where he wiU remain until some other disposition is made of him.

tiiED.—On Sunday _morning last at 8 o'clock A. m,, at the residence of her fatb. cr^ Rev. Thomas Bartlett, at Olinton, Mrs. HARRIET N., wife of S. SvAllen. Funeral to-day at 2 o'clock p. M., from the residence of R. S. Cox, on Swan strait,between 6th and 7th streets. The frieniis ^jtflhe family are invited to -attend without further notice.

ROMEO StrifK.—The Steamer' Romeo, Capt. Shewmaker, last week made her first trip this season to Hutgonville, and took on a load of pork. Half a mile below York, in coming up Thursday evening she was so unfortunate as to run on a suag, breaking a hole in the hull. The boat was bead to the shore, and the pork being in barrels was saved without damage. -The injury to the boat will soon be res paired, and the gallant Romeo again brQA& the waves of the Wabash.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—Recorder Meyers' book for last week show the following transfers of real estate in this city and county

Taylor Pierson to Joseph C. Strole and others, two lots in Centerville for $400. Vigo County to Slias Cummins, 40 acres in Lost Creek township for $3,280.

Wm.JWalker to Sarah Boring, five acres in Honey Creekjtownship for $460. James M. Gilkerson to Preston Nash, ten lots in Tuell & Usher's addition for $1,500.

Wm. Mack, commissioner, to Eleanor Brown, lot in Dean's addition for $125. Wm. P. Eester to Isaac N. Keeter, tract of land in Linton township for $1500.,

Isaac U. Kester to Wm. P. Eester, tract of land in Linton township for $700. *Martha Whelan to A. Yanhonton, 20 acres iu Fayette township for $450.

Willis Simmons to Charles N. Bennight, 150 acres in Prairie Creek township for $3 000. -"•M. M. Hickcox, Administrator, to F. W. Shaley, lot in Milner's subdivision for ^625.

J. L. Anderson to Elisha Stewart, 40 acres in Nevins township for $BOO. Martha Wolf to J. W. D. Wolf, 40 acres in Fayette township for $800.

Simeon Gardner to Susan Rowley one acre in Nevins township for $50. James Staggs to Edwin Foulk 40 acres iti "Riley township for $450.

Simon Gardner to Susau Rawley one aero in Nevins township for $50. Edward T. Ball to John Barnard 240 acres in Sugar Creek township for $7,^00.

Jos. Grover to Wm. Bergeman lot in Grovgr's sub-division for $355. Franklin Clark to Matthew Turner 11 acres in Prairieton township for $450.

Franois C. Mullen to Ja& H. Mullen 29 acres in Riley township for $1,500, Sophia Haskel to Milton Jackson lot in Rcse's sub-division for $1,400.

Thoa. Robertson to Willis Simmons half of brick-yard on South first street for $8,000.

Chauncey Rose to Sabra I. McNeil lot jn Rose's sub-division for $250.

S1UH: "RATIFICATION tULH!

Union

The People Out in Force!

Heir" if Vigo In Council., _.

Eloquent Introductory Speech toy 0oli.li & Jiclsofl* -rj»*

Logical and Convincing Argument by Col. W. Thompson. -m /7 -riif

Vigo Republicans Endorse the

State Ticket.

it ai They Sustain CongrSs and Endorse Impeachment,

riTit'i I 2* At this'eaWy stage in the campaign, so far in advance of Presidential nomina* tions, and in a community not peculiarly liablaio prematureexcUament, itry waft not expected by the most enthused Unionists that the ratification meeting on S^uidfyjifterii^^cw^qltrjct V|rfe attendance. The densely packed Court, Room andt*thWfs:df earnest Republicans'

capacity of the place selected for the meeting, were, therefore,-an agreeable surprise. Hon. John G. Crain called the meeting to order, and* on his motion Col, T. Nelson was called to the chair, accepting: the compliment with~a few brief but pertinent remarks, in which he tookocaaeion to felicitate* the Republican party upbn the auspicious opening of the great campaign of 1868, and the prospect of a glorin ous triumph under the leadership 51 Gen. Grant. He also alluded to the impeach^ ment of-the President and congratulated the country upon.- the probability cf the speedy removal of Ihe greatest impediment to reconstruction and to the peace, happiness and prosperity of the country.

He promise to make an earnest and energetic canvass as one of the Senatorial electors on our ticket, which we doubt not will be fulfilled to tho letter. ^G. W- Lambert, Esq., Secretary of the Grant Club," was requested, by vote of the meeting, to discharge the duties of that office.

On motiota of J. O. Jones, Esq., it was ordered that a committee ot five be appointed by the chair to prepare and present resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. The Chair designated Messrs. Jones, JatfteS', Brown, Kizer and Pegg as said committee.

The preliminary business havings been disposed of Col.R. W. Thompson proceeded to deliver a masterly argument on tke political issues 'of the day. We regret our inability to present, the speech entire in this morning's issue, having taken. full notes for that purpose but at such a time as this it is particularly important^that our distinguished public speakers^ should not be misrepresented, and to avoid the possibility of pq doing we defer the publi cation of Col. Thompson's address until he shall have,been able to examine our manuscript, which, it is hoped, jvilT not occasion a delay of more than one day iV?h|o, jge say that scores ef men .who have heard Col.- Thompson frequently during a period, of more than .twenty years

stood

and listened to him in wrapt

attention, for more than three hours without a single. ihaoifestatitfh.. of W^arirf^Bi, those who were not so fortunate as to bis present will have some icfea &f the "feast of reason" which was spread for the eager crowd in attendance. ...

At the conclusion of the tpefecb, J. O .Jones, Esq., from the Committee on Resolutionfe," presented the following,-the en thusiastic and unanimous adoption of, which was a fitting close to a most inter estjwg. andprofitable pi&ating:

itesoived,

ifiy the meaxbere' of the Cen

tral Grant Club, Of Yigo county, and other Union people here assembled, that we do most cordially approve of} and indorse the action of the Union State Convention, held at Indianapolis the 20th inst., and pledge

the candidates there nominated,

our unfted support and that we-will labor as an organization and as individuals, to promote their election to .the -several offices for which they were nominated.

Resolved,

That in the present crisis of

National affairs,. We will lay aside all difforencfB'Of opinion on minor matters and side issues, and all personal bickerings and animosities, and will go into the coming canvass and labor as vn did in 1864,^0 defeat the party which pronounced the war a failure, and which has ever sought to make it.so by its open affiliation of sentiment ancKactioq with the rebellion, and by its persistent efforts to belittle the cause for which so many brave men were sacrificed, so many homeB desolated, and such a burden of debt and taxation entailed upon the country.. .,

Ifcaolved,

That'we stand, by And up

hold Congress: in its effort legally and constitutionally to remove the present faithless Exeoutive from the high station whWh he has disgraced he has sought by every means withifi his power to obstruct the execution of the reconstruction laws has openly and shamelessly violated Jaw *nci his further continuance in power will be a menace to the existence of liberty itself/

Marriage Licenses.—Below

is' a re-

spectablo sized list of marriage licenses 4|ued bS the County Clerk last week W. McKie, ancf Melissa A. Middeaugh.

John Klockner and Mary J. Wilsap. Wm. Smeley, and Elizabeth Artrip. -jThps. A. Hannon, and M#ry A. Elliott.

Alexander Rogers, and Lucinda Ingram. Wm. Smith, and Rebecca McDonald, Jos.- R. Fisher, and Josephin^Simona. Geo. Gejoth, and Wnbket). Frederick?. Henry Brokaw, and Martha Hess.

A' Fsw More L*pt.—^Prevletw to laying in my new Spring Stock, rare bargains are offered to all cash buyers in making a £&Iectidn of the large instrument of really first-class Pianos, and other instruments yet on hand. Notwithstanding the united efforts of a number of depreeiatora, where the dollar was the only consideration, and who, in all mannfef^ 3tfifed to injure the reputation of my instruments, as also my ability as a worttWab, my iristrutoents. hate steadily rose in public favor so I can now make refWrtetidi fc?-the laVgest-rifehBer of da lighted purchasers, of this city, all over the State, and many portions of Illinois, of Shy dealer in Indiana.

Remember if you want bargains, go to d2t Kraamnt'a Palace

%SPAT£ ITEMS.

CLOTHES-LINE thieves are operating extCHsivsJy igiNew

MARION

COUNTY sends two more

gates to the House of Refuge.

ON J^ay, s$

tion.

sks.*!

dele-

THE weekly expenses «f a Rusnvme family amount to one dollar.

Qoipbrt were

unsuccessfully offered for a Johnson man"

Married PEOPLE's

balls are the fashion,

INDIANAPOLIS will have a fire alarm telegraph in operation in May.

St. CW£g®, xlBdillHapoliB, will be dedicated in June next, at the an-

THE most, useless rnbbish that can be sent to a daily newspaper, is a country weekly

without a locJk8$&

ably it may be edited in G^r ^^ects.

THE Stat$ La^^f^esen^on Convention of Jtiio Methodist Church meets in Rober^f^apa^Ineia^fllolis, on the 12th of March. .1

IT is stated that the Louisville, New Albany^nt d®iago Railroad Company will lay down about twelve hundred tons ot new iron on their track this season.

Sporn$) Ffylm i^ vpry /afcpj in the northern part of Hendricks county, and in other

pat8,ofcthe

county typh°W f®-

ve/pf»yail»r'to 4° alarqpihg etteijrj One man has eight children down with it.

THE Fort Wayne

Gazette

says Com-

modoxe.Eo^e js »«11 alive^o |iiej jog c^isis| wid^s filling, \t shoulder bis musket and help put down

A HORSE ridden by Edward Rosway, of Lawrenceburg, stumbled over a hog, the other day, throwing Rosway heavily to the ground, Joking af^ff^Qtber. wise bruising him. The hog was hot hurt.

'T^e triwwers of E vinsvlilft' an attempt to prevent the use of Cincin, nati beer in that city, by supplying the: trade with as good an article us is now imported front Cincinnati. ""fe

JOHN

FREEMAN,

of Vincennes, aged 23

years, Was killid byi« tocomOtite and tender running over him in the Yard in that di},y. He.wu intoxicated at the 1^ine and was sitting on the ^track, when thei locomotive was bocked down over bim.'

liSir. WALIA'M BAKER,

THE

brother of

Gov. Baker, and for nine ywfea iP«|t Mayor of Evansville, has been presented with a life.size portrait of himself by a number of gentlemen of that city. The, portrait was painted by Forbes, of dhica-, go, and cost $500. i— v- Uji

Evansville

Courier

the jtbjfa

"6'" a THE Indianapolis

&»d

from Cairo to Vincennes is to bo finished within three years from November 25th,

Herald

says

Dutchman was se_en yesterday, vigorously poking the new turntable of the street railway, on Ea^t Washington street, and t£"a«» i|iqi*fry As tylwhat Ije jneiint, Implied that he thought IT was fne'new fire alarm telegraph,, ^nd wanted to know, you know, how it worked."

•feAi& ®iii^®8^bich invariahfly^mefcS' ure seventeen feet from tip to tip of wings, are being killed all over the State—aj least so say the papers. If half the num ber of destructions of bald eagles chron icled by the country press within foi^r nwi\tba were th^ bceed ^oulji^have been exterminated liefsre now.' "Lies,

seo,uT£iiHU#|m

THE following petitions ia bankruptcy were filed on Friday: David W XJmovei^ Etrfnihiiii ciotinty.

Oliver H. P. Murphy, White county. Addison E. Woodall, Porter county. Wm. H. Neff, Montgomery county. Seth J. Bentley, Tippecanoe connty. Simon FoX/ a vyae copnty^

Luther Sanford, Noble county. Oscar P. Mayhew, Marion county. James King, Hancock county. Silas W. Virden, Tippecanoe county. Fountain C. Smith, Marion county.

A MARRIED gentleman of LaFayette, ektSArienced signa^of an-ieatthquilke on going home at three o'clock in the morning. The shocks, i»e says, were unpleasantly perceptible.. A jpiano..stool flew clear across the room, and came near breaking his JfceacL A .Qo^of Byron, a small flit-iron and the poker also took gimilac.iligbts. ^Tbe gentleman thinks he will hereafter retire earlier. fcK.* t.if'"

THE Vincennes

Gazette

of a doctor whohfts

nice

or Muwc.

v. aes

»*Js TS»»

says "a sprig

stood

in a little shop

the Arab, 'folded bis tent and stole away,' leaving a sorrowing landlord to mourn his loss. "This

little man doctors sore-eyes.

We would advise landlords and publish era t« Uipt aft J:

TBB^atist^s ^irJJ^Wtx ^-Floyd county sEow' a surpltsmgTy IKrge number of persons affected by this terrible calamity in our-county. Since 1854 there have been sent to ihe State Insane Assylum from iFlc^d 'county tb« large number of ninety-two patients. Beside these, We oM Itilbimed, 'M.- obfiAderable number of. inaaiie parens have been treated at home. A medical gentleman, who has taken some interest in the static tKa of insanity, inftffftyTM 1HW i«Wag the past fifteen years fully one hudred and fifty cases of iniaanity have bep^deyeloped in this- countjy of whick fcUy two-thirds w«ra mttrftahMe to physical causes. Of the remaining one-third_abou three*foarths were caused by over indul*

gence in alchohoHc drinks, autf" the --bal %nce of the cases were traceable to heredtary insanity. Love,3isappointments and physical debility combined, have l*eBulted in about seven eases of insanity, out of the total of one hundred and fifty.

—New Albany Commercial.

/MARION count^ pi^kes the ^following |)atiibutioBS to thf^K|4|iern| Penit^-

liliry: •'i I

Samuel Johnson, assault and battery with intent to kill, six years. Berry Rodgers, arson, four years.

Perry Myers, burglary and robbery, five years. Jamc* fulitf petit^arceny^ne year.

PERSONAL

controversies between editors

of rival papers are th'e least interesting matter we find in any of our exchanges. If Wrti Editors we lrot of woulfr-plteli in, pull hair, and "bust'! each other gen. epally, instead of -sickening ^the public with the details of their petty squabbles they would be more entitled to public confidence and respect than in pursuing

Hjpfifqpent course. The juMiJ-.dqn't cdrea tirtkws-'cofidembatren' ^Mtftyo&r quarrels, gentlemen£ Bight^r) "dry

STOCK CAMPBELL, of the Rushville Jackson ian, recently wrote a heavy leader on the fair sex, in the course of which he said: '^GirW 'oF efeVe^teeft or eighteen iWlfea^lttpa^^M issued he was rather shocked to discover tl^at an unfortunate itypogra^hical efror had made him say, ^'Girls of seventeen or eighteen are fond of beans." In attempt' ing to apologize the next ye^k he, gai^: *It wife not us, but otr 'prihtef, ed. the girl^ on beans, instead of beaax ?*flt^eek.V

THE contractor is at Goaport with a large force of men, ready to commence on the raiiroad aseoon aatbe engineers get the stakes set. We also learn that aa full force df m^n is at work on the road* be tween Indianapolis and Martinsville, and that, with no \infaVdrab1e Weather, the car? will be ranging between thqsapqhits by the middfb bf' April.—Owen

Union.

Music LESSONS:—Mv.

vounty

WANTED SECOND HAND PIANOS. Having, to fill-several orderi fot for'sec ond hand instruments, I will pay the highest price.in exchange for new instm mamIM /IMIV a4 k/ |3A1 A MA A Music. d2t

OPENING OF THE ESTRELLA.—This well knoWn Restaurant will- be re-opened this evening, at weight o'clock, by the former ftnopriefprs, MeMrs* ^Holfelder.^T/ft ^ee man, with a GRAND LUNCH. The Lunches set by Mr. Holfelder are well known for their excellence, and on this occasion nothing will be left undone to- please the tastes of our many friends.5 2-dlt

?aiid

Mto'i

Meininger, having resigned their position at St. Ajgnes Hall, are now prepared to take a limited num^ of pupils. Appli feations Will be recoived^fbr a few days, at Lindemafiii's MusicV or at their

No. 37/Nfttional Hotlse.

learns that a

petition is being circulated for the signatures of the citizens of Evansville, praying the. Cpunty^ Cpmmissioners to bring suit against VIcidr Bisch for tHe recovery of money overpaid him wbjle acting in the capacity of County Auditor.

GejSebII ItAthi Ba^t'''tii tfa*ft| irf* tho Cairo -and Vincennes railroad is to be laid from Vincennes, via. Mt. Carmel, to Grayville,. withim eighteen months fronoi Jimuiry l^t, -18li, aaS

Oh, Tes!—A lot of fine Otiions, just received, at Ray & Bailey's. dtf

DENTISTRY.—A

My'mstw, Mrt 'W§ld-iflllr4main with me to attend to the estate of the late Dr. All persons knowing themselves indebted will please call and settle. dlw L. H. BARTHOLOMEW. ————r-»-

TABLE

CUTLERY, Ruskell make, plated

Spoons and Forks: Rodgers Brothers make, cheaper than ever offered in this market at Bali's. dwtf.

The Best Chfeniiat testify that/ ^'Bar rett's Hair Restorative" is the

^Preparation .known te science for,, the growth, beauty and preservation of the hair. Try it I dwlw.

WENDELL PHILLIPS lectures at DowIMg Hall on Wednesday everting^' Metfch 4th. 26-dtd

Lobt—At

Wb$bill

A full assortment of ladies' and

childrens' wear at the Great Bankrupt Store, No. G1 Main street, Early's block, at panic prices, ^2d3t l" 1 't Lai -'Vaii

GREAT BANKRUPT SALE of Boots and Shoes, suitable for menj women and childr^p's wep, to be closed ,out, regard!^ of cost, at No.' 6l Main street, Early's Block. Jf j- jdtf I

C. E. Boggles is selling French

Calf Boots of his own manufaatnre at a

If you want a cheap pair of Boots

or Shoes, go to the Clearance Sale at 21d2w C. E. Rugoles.

For Rent.—vA suit of rooms, south sije of the public square, fi^sjt. brick west Of Kissner's Music Store, svitable for a family. Enquire at the grocery store of iGmtav .Wemhardt. dt£

Gen^BLl'(Jr2n% ataadtihrtor cheapest and bestJ|Cook VSToves in the tea'rket at

Ball's.

Goto Riddle's, 154 Mai» sttWt?for

Hosiery, at low prices. ,^.4a3dtf

Gloves ia great variety aad cheap, at Riddle's.

be«-. V:

ythi-'-1

.—

Goto E. B. Wright A CO'#, for

Cranberrys,_ RhsiM, JCto Turkeys and Oysters

r»-i-

«a evJO 4aW iteeswwsr M0 aeeiHedsiH

Lilt WHITE *lfJ2(ruspni] wheat Flour, at Ray & Bafley's. dft

FIRST of THE

"Sugsir atlfcay ft Bailey's.

Cboic articl» of Peanrrlvana

Buckwheat. Floor- at E. B. Wrghtfa 165 Main street, jatf

EoonoiIt and Oomj«ort.—Cory A Mancourt are agents* for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps oat cold, run, mad and dust prevents rattling or nah. Try it on your doors and wihdoWs.. "dtf

Xarge assortment of ladies' and

gentlemen's, and children's fan at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street.

t.rsgatC

«n»

g®^ Best ft^bMchent ol men's and boys' hate and caps in the city at N. Wertfafrs 85 Main street. dtf.

Best brands of Flour, Buckwheat

F16ur, Meal, Baled Hay, Oats,' Shorts, Ship Stuffi, «ftc., at I. E. Robbinb',

No.

Dowling Hall. dtf

jy yreetr arrival of choice Teee Cofleaat 155 M.Id street.

«fi^NrKatzenbadi hasopsoaa a nnmih of his Cigar and Tobacco eetablisment at No. 147 Main street, where will always be found a full assortment of the best

19* Clover, Timothy and Blue, and Moss SeddB, at E. R.

Bobbins',

No. 1

Dowling Hall. dtf Ti .. The best Sewing Machines, on the most favorable termB, at Riddle's General Agency, 151 Main street. Call and exs amine. 23dtf

|0* Qd to Barnard^, first door west of C. C. Smiths Stove store, Main street, and get theubest. articles at bottom prices.

Fresh Butter," Eggs, Lard, Meal, Potatoes Apples, (Dried and green,) Dried Peaches, &c, kept constantly on hand. Flpur second to none in the city, for $13 per bbl.' Good Coffee 4s lbs for one dollar. d&witf

To Be SLAVflHTEij.itD.-TrLet the consequences take care of themselves. The finest^assoEtiment-of ladies' watches engitia turned, engraved, frosted, enameled, diamond,. peftrl cases, for the. next, thirty days we will sell "regardless of cost," as Edsall

& Co.

say. Call at 161 Main

street,aad e^auHe the stopk. dwtf S. R. Freeman.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.

Wm. E. McLean, 96 Main street. B»ird & Draft, 82 Main Street. Muzzy

Saffell, Third St., nnder MmodIC Hall.

Soott 4 D(ir, 50 Ohio Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. VOTdagh, corner M«ih and fifth. Olift it Willi*|fts, corger jNinth anil Malberr/.

BAKERS.

Frank IIeinigS Bro^ Lafayette Street. WJ. PpSTING. Geo. W. Beifsnider, at t&ia office.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Henry Layman, Lafayette street. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chas, S. Boggles, 16 ££o{th Fwurth street. Leibing 3c Taeneer near cor. Main and 7th.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Bartlett A Austin, 101 Main Btreet.

:Room:

CARD,—I wish to state

to the patrons and-friends of iny brother-in-Mw, thelhte Dr.- 'D. M. as 'well as the public generally, that the rooms formerly qccupied Tjy him wiH. be. kejjt open by" nje! And Mv&g been asbocikt^d with him for along time will, I trust, be sufficient guarantee to his friends that my work will give satisfaction.

P. McDonaldrPosto ffice Lobby. M. W. O'Connell,'Main street east of Fourth. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Garvin, Principal, corner 5th and Main.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. E. B. Bryant & Co.,JBast Mala Street.1 John Haney & Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS.

T. C. Grover, Third street north Main. Bil.'MBtrilklOIMainstreet., sffi-Johb-SRVallan£^*at County Satlee, Qhio street. Bichard McElrdy, southwest cor. Public Square.

CLOTHING.

Hartsock & Bannister. 79 Main street. Johnston i'MUler 81^'aiii street. DENTISTS. C. O. Lincoln, 6th StJ between Main and Ohio, J. Ojffi aBeet.laefc, Tlflrd SiadJ4th

DRY GOODS.

Tuell, Bipley Sc Co./oorner 8th and Main street. W. S. Byce Co., .77 Main street. "G. Wittig

icQo..TOMain'street.

A. Nippert, 116 Main street Xdsall & Co., corner Fourth and Main street Sbxton & Walmiley, lllMiaia street. Cornelius & Haggerty, cojn^r Main and Thtrd :.ic\ DRUGGISTS. Ira Grover, Fourth street,- «p{ftMite Market. B»rr, Gulick 4 Berry, corner Main and Fourth I. L. IMmiwci., corner Main and Sixth. J. & H. A. Bavfs, corner Muu and Third.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adams, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mechanics Bow, FOtTNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS

Eagle Iron Works, Wm. J. Ball

very best

& Co.,

Dowling Hall, Thursday

evening, a Lady's Fur Cape. The finder will be well Rewarded on leaving it at this office. dtf

Phillips—WE*dell Phil

LIPS—"THE TIMES" "THE TIMES" "THE TIMES'-DOWLINO, HALL DOWLING HALL, Dowling Hall-Maboh4th,Maj»ch.4th, MARCH 4TH. 26-dtd

Gentlemen's Rubbers 65 cento a

pair, 6l Main street, Eatly^s'block Everything else in the same proportion dtf

19* The assortment of canes spoken of in an old advertisement have come to hand at John R. Freeman's. dtf

near T. H. & I. and X.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. M.,A. Walter, 85 Main street, up «faul MDNUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jas. O. V'ilnon. P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main Street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCK

RIES.

Olanssen, Bichowsky

St,

6th.

ipCMrlOTICir

1r atteaM

Season.—Fresh Maple

4alskly

... £.3*^

.'.-slqacs

Co., corner

1st and Walnut. ViaoFqnndnr,and MaAhine Shop, Seath, Smith

0. B. B. rrelghi

Depot. Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop,!McElfresh, Dengler & Co., corner 9th and Eagle, near Passes $er Depot. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTEB —Jobn Arawtrong, Xkhio.street, east of Third.

HATS AJ^D CAPS,

N. Wostfalf, 85 Main Street.

Joseph O. YateB, South Third street. HOTELS. National 'Houao, corner Sixth/aM Main, ti' Clark douse, corner Ohio Sno Vint. Buntin House, south-east corner Public Square, Terre Hansf 9°nfe, corner Ma|n and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Main. Early House, West end Main street. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. B. Buckell,

South Fourth street.

Wm. n. MaAiAg, Ohio St., Eaft-ef 4th. W. Howard Mann ing, Cherry St., between 3d and 4th.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott & Crane, Main street, east of Fifth.. JE W ELLERS. S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. jf.jj John B. Freeman, 5 Warren's BIock

MUSIC DEALERS.

J, G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. _'j __ L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 18 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, mMaln street. 11$ I

Co., Main street, near

OMNIBUS LINE^

C. B,Miller, orders at Post Office.

J*v/

4|. SHI

'*3 fcs* mz «!i t*i.r»S

iillfr. W9 ef%«9 1 ,iMDI

PLUMBER,

B. Buckell, 'South Fourth street. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hlckcox, Scott a Co., SOOhio Street. 'y*1 Hendrich & Lange, corner Main and 4th. **.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Bay A Baily, Fourth street, South of PoatOfflo e. B. B. Wright

Co., 155 Main street.

A, 0. Furrow

Son, oouth Fourth street.

8. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of JP. O. J_ B. Hagerty.

Co.. 187 Maln.streeU-

WW- Shannon, 63 Main street. S^E^DS AND IMPLEMENTS, A. Foote, 66 Main street:

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Bill, corner Third and Cherry, \i j{ WOOLLEN GOOpS.

«xii N. Kaiz, GC CO Main street.

John

jh,

atr4wb^rrrHiu-

VTJAJSTBD—T&AGffBBS, S®UssaTs, and other intelligent Men and Women, in a bustnees paying SWO to BSSD per mesth, aooording to ability, tor parMpaten address ZEl&UEB, McOBBDT C0-, )1T WseSSflfc Street, Cincinnati, Ohie

awniVa bfeaoirta

eepeeiaHy Wearalgta,

Mtrrm

artw.saranwrpMP

ful aervoas Maladtee, aad f"

l'---y

m^Umi

will be of aur avaU.. |»nt tomeet thi«eoattngeacy, Tta-iHnjiwWtif&i/L Vai vassal- Vearalgta PU1, is lha «av» aknseM lor these eomplalnta, aS lf tortfBee the nerve Sad.

Apothecaries have It, ^riaclpal dsnet Uft'TilMONT

at.

BOWOW. iTAsA per

farkags by asailrSw« SSdeodlw

New Caret Ij im Malt Ixtnwt Bererage or Itutt, ir.s.W6#a, Hateusf fo

Char lee Baia, Ksq.,l(iMty.thlr4 Street and Sighth Aveape, *. I., drops |pmn Cheat.

Mra. Walsh X4warlsl K.T., Ihatts,

turn

lore

Throat. «. W. Wilklaeon, asq^ Ho. W Be««fcrt,-ave-nue, Brooklya, fe«p Qsaetal DeMit^

t. Bphker, Msq.. M*. SOB Wen TMMy^ichth street, fro^ feeltieatjaeaaaaqpflaa..', T. Enptv, H.« JHftsiMa ilveet, IK T., fae»Obetla^e Qa«a»rlma«tafc»fla«lMtfla«^

Mrs. Johanna Fuche,, Spcinc street, V. Y.— Stengthened after Typfcns Itrw. Price, 96,50 per desen. or SO eeate single bottle, deodlw :. 1.1,. HiBAS'«00'

OC-

The Troth about ever eays that Dyspepsia i* inearafe^e, t^ a Mjr sforjr. Many oasee have heen eavo^ Jl% oertain ssasone of the year, when the appetite is nrnetlM too vigonmS fci1 the coM Ar#%id%afsty of the stoaiaeh, IntflgeMleS anet pMtaleat MMi aoetdlstreeaiaf. Is the appetito to^^srcheeked to accommodate the dl«eot^ o^a^» j^ots»rbnt nse Da. Patbioe's ANTI-DYSPEPTIC POW. DEB—it will surely give voe Mllef, eat Wkat ^on may. At 1.1.. MAHAKA OO.n#Inur#t«»re?v

FOR SALK. .. ... •:. .h--.1T

X?OR SALE.—A beantilul &

able terns. For patfttcalaraid^nlra'^f. jcv.T .' G. r. OUOKKBLY, *9dlw At the Mfyojc's OMoe.

SALB.—On StrawBeny Hill—Dwelling eontatetaf six rooaae and oall, goad weU. ciaternaad cellar doer-yacf well set with fruit trees, shnibbery aad te^wi good •table with eistern and tarrUge house, together with two vacast lots. kbSSdlw

Gallon jar*

tJBISG ABOUT TO CHAITOE

Addresf. thronghthe Post Ofllce, Terrellaute,

apply to [80d2w] K. A. EDDYl

MILK. MMMMi

Hating

mads a change in hy daisy I wlU furniah Milk

Uam

the lstof March,

antil the 1st of Mcvsosber, at the rate of. twenty? Ave cent* per galloa, Was low as Mty rtplit Dealer, for a pure article of Milk.-

Cream and Boar Milk will be ftuflilnd Milk Oastoaers, when It possibly MtHsilH.' tk I espeetto eontlnae the bnslnees, I shall eq(le*itf to please my customers.

Persoas wishing to take Wk, Will please leavt

ii it

Carriages at Sedaee4 Frl«e«!

Latest approved stylee, a*lo^ efcegaaVi|ni«]fc', consisting of Baroaraias, BoekaVays.-J'haitoaa, Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring Wagon*.

ThialsaMieh£*Ba^»t«elrof *tS everoiwedia thti asatket, aad wltl bo eoid lser.forea^k, ar ldeelretoxdoseaps^ basteesa. ^_^:

Cor. Sd.«nd W»lnnt Sts., Terre Haute, LmL. jaidaar

millineHy,

mulsA

liS/M. A. aov« THE RED BAZAAR.

«. WALTBB

Botnoved to

sJJiV

laiiir.

•.

f/i dsi*3ao

a*»(

,K 14$ Main Street^ t*a wK-au js-ixol* •:ii'

7ia~J a

ictefi

DRESS TRIMMINGS AT TSt

£i

oi-9%s^etisvno

rti.a

^tAAi $6S6ass e^si ateiT

i' it'.\d 3d oi saw bib

Ji»xe*te .toi'jp

iawT tlKr/l dvta rY

t%«s sdT

s-t.^ I tsY Jo aiq vr t7'a iv gshrlh

.- scrt-'V info-j igtti cacft te9teTc

I I N E AT WHOLESALE, AT THE RED BAZAAR

iv bi-v'snii

tuds

feaawhtggs

il"r

-iffsc nij (ti taoolm '--v—' «-r- ,rfr3d

AT THX BSD BA^AAH

mBBRB HAUTE COM'L C0L

item, ooutm mrrrh

a maut ms,

book-keeping hy single ss doaMe Sntry, la all it trws, est pertwalag tabaslasds Ufc: Hasaaa. ship aad ArithBetl«. TiAaivlthli MdkorAI For farther parNealars, address the Prtaelpal." Siiaijr's :a t4Hn

QHBAP mujOnar

II Made of Mflllaery Oe«4» SsM at Mfel dariagthe W&teraeHttSfSS Mra. JK. AMdifM,

Orpoeite the Poet Oflee.

O.A8 AND 8THAM POTJNO Mala lUsst, tslwssa Sh aad Tth, FBKDEB1K baring eosployed the eenvjoee of ^. B. In* soa, a well know* prattieat wotkaun, he ie ao* prepared to ezeente all ordaia la tho Move neee, with promptneee aad dispatch. eotSdly ....

KXMICM COMPANIKt. —-—-—-r 1-. "P

WANTED.

XtTANTED—A First-rate Girl, to YV Oooki-Weeh aad Iron. Apply, to Mrs X. O. DOT, um-fo* *aa

jyjBRCHANT'S DESPATCH,0

Faat, J^relgbt' BTaBLIUES^J iMnWliW BXHMfiH Wn—f-

TOBWABDOOOIM

frcH Mew And a!lpofafciato«rW^«a poiate ia the Weet aad

JLCth: v# 1 JftJ

r.'

ai wviaSl

O O

borr/D nr. iidir -fTJBtpr?

EDSALL & CO.

.g. 'if '37:» ff

^1. mi. "f tJ- -A

a A

hauK.*iL0M&

,p!«.

.- I owaml

*VH*

PFECBM

i.!

•'\-j '.

H-

,-%Q3 :,'•» ,»»*•„• »s|f

nvaviifiK '*»9 ,•--» V, ft** OeiipHstbg the ats* Makes or Calicoes.

BMACtH'iDl MUSLIMS

IHOLUBINO

w,AMaurr^mw

TOMKf

A«e^«.

Ml Mi

TO BK1CK-M1KKK8. I have a Machino gaaraateed to wake t,50S to 7,000 Bret*clees Bricks per hear,' hi cilitlee for reaoviaf thep. Ou he worked:by two hones or steass. I offer t^ demonstrate theee factT by Maehiaes eoastaatly werkiag la taie city. saxtoaL w. jovnevt 37 Woodward Avenee, Detroit, Mli hltfU. nSdtSi.

.a a rrr a a

/ad i||^|

xucibiiut Jk..sj ii.o

ie»»

LQJT&jElA

/iiKx

r«ah" Ififl ^. cmj' tt* fw

•r«sdi i,'\

S E E I N S

wvo sriJ sattfrwfcj-K}

uatteQ to ataa» -.»#?« \ibnv

TABLfiLIMENS,

t-aod*

rl'si ha«

.nedi- :,r.

I I

vedi

BLEACl'D a IJIIBLEAW'D.

.•. .*••» .s

'At**

.. HO

Damask and Snow Drop

HOOJ CLOTHS

,wy?

KBW iA slifct

HhM4

DOtBLl PACBD lawn:"!-

foi —ii

mm.

Iom .n&urittai

iiw

:iV

ti1 &t*'j

iMj tiii *eeie3 -1 e—d.-a» t.fdl"

BLACI

F100F

I'-aw

cum

odr .C-

hliM 'JTOi Bi

OO.

baa x• »4l tuMay *4$ esirb*

hi*

-ill

ifgnttte *rto

e!d.s josituei

ci b»M«l«e

ae»d

-ii-: •. fsS-a '.-oil

tJ iijiy .# «.l sseaiM/^ 3 ils o?

.«t ail tfil«

A E S $ O O S imnjj ertt fS siiii 4(K(0 lis»qeb tl*& tl'il ',"»39«W ttfi )«ifeEMKtA a a i'. pi 011 J| 11/11Q p* ,' MU

-f\MW

.Utt&&&aca tax

fk.ajiap^s .(iiw

ins

usisr

hsfc

MEW ¥01E AU8S CCTTU AT CTX RID BAZAAR.

111 Wvl.tUh

'utivitu 4 itf itiii MV diar

«stB tW taaf iikirwl as® erfs AND

*3S2*

»s »V j.f

0 O A I N S .dBaeS-*** «toi*:

at Jie y|ip ..o ««».*3

*!prP hiZi['

C0MEU68 414WJSETY 8

4SStirM.i*4i'cw'Mmt«s.Ow edT~».a .* .Mtsiilai

J(a9!w$

trass®*

G9BNBLl(l8

siaev

9tiiAfei§5.X SffT ftwiLsoirei *^^7 5f ftf

"ji?0X3tlp

E. [WILMOTH, AT TEX RED BAZAXR. 1 149 Kain Street

*i's* !4 la *sS a *r

.US

rirfl

.Kit&i Ma

w.rtsim'iMH

taunftuG ,**•!(

mbmrrovMm

iUMElt

H. L'i ii «». M. (i 'A i\ .'t

4ii» 1 -,iii 1» m, tiihjtiait'l

our aTOAB XB13,+ U^httn.

.a BA« HT \aawAj

l.-TJ .« IMi'

a[iiYa

nojaimoLta ismmb

BieaciiSaaanuaBro wn

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STRIPES, tiaiiai- 6

{. v. -w K9

ttUSf91

CHBCJKS,

«i Mnuavti ItdkBraad JT Mr iWoirfTti .S

-.zaI

efi rf- aast

jjiajS i'm :. .T-

APT

WtlBLltls a BAMUTY'S.

sivsr&

aKSQh B6f«94

*9JUVt

00 a& r/iTTm a a aaaa'JT .a 1 c^eesaeoom

VaD'ABMrtsMt-

«lv Si si™ a

'44 T.J.

.a rrJ *eHE^ tc.1 siaasiA

(MMKllfea KAfttUffS,

". Tflrra-JlMtsJndisBsj

:n 3

liq «o "IfAH^ING,

Or^W|t.t s^..nj •»»«B

tiSai ci

ba.*i

.SCTX ./•' j»ha-?irc»l

M!«rl

*n»T-

tua.

tebt*

BOOTS AND SHOES.

«ILUT jCULUUifiSi OF ...

Boots&Shoes.

^'Cwlng to the Or^T"

Panio of the l&eil I yni close outing

will nil mj OflLBMiatovt

"•fStf'^SSUW.S Call aad examine, aad yen are sure to h^.

C- E. RUGGLES^

Ko, 10

ieb31dlm

34 Jj .»

•aatiiaoao

Boots & Show

fOllU aaamiioeW A .iUW»a»ae

it* a»n ,„*.t ipoB THB

E O I* E.,U^V' lute Iqieovs

if MiJ vci

aiM

*•**»&

Would inform the dtitenrof Terse Heats and vicinity that he B^jbafchaMB the stock of Depew

Clatfelter.

yn-

Lhott

«4i MtUinq bi0»w

99 M&fa'meeet. and is prepared to M'ANtr^ACTuSEart'irfitf his line in a manner not to be snpaaMctf dsqk House in OsSaMN..! IMh«rhaA jja

26 JTears .Exf^wwa

mom

IttiMftMMN##

SATISFACTION TO AIiir.

New Orleans and other pHaelpal eiM reaadgfbr-making the above si»feat.

any kind of material that they ahaes to wsar.

esariaUEaslli?,

ta.

,OOtrt

-oncl

are also lp rormed that

riTln tKis estal

Oall at

JgOOTS AND 8HOJB&

3V, 'A. T* D«E W'iai tasania^ '.J'!'

IMH 8Iwm Very To cloeo ont his large stock of

tiaote IUmwi sad To ssahe room for Spriag stock- Taa will s*. S ssoney by oelllagoahi*at :.-i Ho. 3 Moohanioa

Partkalar Attention la rfia^fe

s_.

,s.

eusTOM w6r^ This Department Isjn^th^ hySS -Of WmiWj

•.r

HE5T11Y IsAYMAITi MAVtrr^9TCAKB AHA SBAXJCa Xfl Boote'. and

HsXtSj experience of twenty-Ate yeafe, I feelco^Baent that I .can glre •rilsfkctioa," wtei»kjro*js mannfcetore' and Has full stock of wMch'I ken oa haad.

SHOP—On Lafayette 4treatk'aocthaMl tfestof Fourth Street.

ting, no matter about thaahape of the foot. Tho

notice. Erery aiUcle wiU. Sell hy wearing what o« w^l.ts,adw4a^OT^( luiamtef F,Hohesg'eais WMiB tasth hoasf west of corner of Malai SfMta, near the Terre Hfntf Bause. 1 1 1

STOVCS AND TINWARB.

t"i

Stoek anlUvKlfei AlW 'as us a 1

& B. HESDKBiHurs:::

rUOWING tha|Ttb£^al)Uahaa -long demadsd aibettot olaes e/ .ftpass "•is haa hosatofbro beoa godsssdly snl ffm arteet,a. a. HaHDKasOiThas tMs saaSM J*leeted with great oare, (haa the a«S -.-„u

Psfnlsr saiCslstatNtfWlsnv kn|^r%liv the couatry East or Wast, an aseorcment oi Cooking and Heating Stovss. JMfeaa ato rarely eter eolleeted tngsther IkSKlig

Among hls st6*k «ay fa*KhaitB leadiag ItoTp of al«*o»t «v«ry prowiqeot Maaa^ogsfer

fitting and Parlsr M&m,

.aad aefsr prlMe,

He Befiei I Hole eenddent thotho haa hoaght ae iow'aa aaybody can, and is determined not to bo XJ JNt I.

ALL Aak,WABBiKHat. With Cpohlng stores he MS. ... Kan Varaltare that ^llTr"i aad deUrereaU 8toTeai«*he«»x

3tl,,

""Frew--or- C%a»»llu^i aeaddidastD-Stoveo-helMeBe aaeaer op»s«

yfm,[

The- New Freaohl Npoena«fc*dlee Kfttles,, jKafle Irons, jud tke rery neweet I PatentXifror tasafiil

Theee Mat have therew ineu*ad I Patent tJhllled frtm1 which retaihs'the heat'one-thlWWiij^rihKf'i oomaoa ones. Itmi Pip* of aU riaMSMisI constantly onhatubaad no eatra a eting joint*together. Bayers wQl 1 money by calling on

S. HENBXWOKv

Fourth Street, faur doosvaoath ad She BakMoe. seSBdwtf

HAaaaaf.

AaA Ot%f

SOS I.E97AHO*

The Boot sfdd Shoe hoas* of De^r Olatfclter baring ohangsd hands, all pwssaa»ao soiree ind«[biadJo th* late Ins are oall and settle. feb2Sdlw DEPEW AObliS

msmm

A.W<p></p>IOWA

V»

,..li jfi

REAL ESTATE AQBWCY. FARMS, WILD Lava*?'

Property of^wrj dssoslpte »r JU*. experience, of fifteen years enable is to lasatlsikction to erwry rtgpdrtmentJlFSp^isis relating to a g«neral lMal Ktate Agrtwy.

UNDEHTAKERS

XKTBr

S A A A

UNDERTA Is^tiairvd jp exKUte lortto —afasgsaa^^ioB *aarT^ treats. T^rte HertU, radfiaa.

W« are prepared to jiai oetlk nSI ft for Sre years. IW blktl set Boof ia ase, and ^sjwrt^ QtHKmpU

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