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

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DAILY" EXPKESS.

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Friday Morning, March 87ih» 1868*

BATLHOAD TIME TABLE.

TSRRB HAT7TK AND INDIANArOLW. ABBIVB. 11:18 p. Jm«:

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810 p. is Exprens V6J5 p. Express a. BT. LOOTS, ALTON AND TEKBE HAUTE. itun,

....Eiprese. £tpmt..M AccommolRtiou.,.lU 10 a*

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i-.lo P. KVAKSVLLLK AND CBA.W70BBBVILLK ABB1VI. fc-4o a" Accommodation. fc» J. .....Mall bockttlls EXTENSION.

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Harrison Township Republican Ticket FOB TB06TEK, GEORGE W. NAYLOB.

FOB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, "WILLIAM WOOLLEN. JOB CONSTABLES,

James Q'Mara, E- O- Whiteman, B. F. Eeagan, John A. King. SUPERVISORS,

First District—Wm. C. Burgan. Second District-Elbridge Asburj. Third District—George W. Spark*. Fourth District—George Lockridge. Fifth District—John Stewart. Sixth Diotrict—Henry 0. Pugh. Seventh District— John Kttnkin.

Third Ward Meeting.

The Republicans of the Third "Ward will aEgerable atThompson's Cooper Shopi Saturday evening, ^Sth icst., at seven o'clock, to nominate a candidate for Councilman to fill the vacancy occasioned by decease of Virgil A. Spwks.

TO-DAY'8 ADVERTISEMENTS

AmusoumiiU—Undor tho Gaslight. Nick of the Woods—George Monro & (to. Plows t«TSale—Joseph Grovei. JTo» Sftie—Houeeaad Lot—Joseph €Lrc7cr. Cbas. Dickens' Works—D. Applotoo & Go. Waverly Novels—P. AiplUon & Co. Perry's Jlolh and Trickle Lotion. For County Treasurer-M- V. Eankin.

The third quarter of the city schools clqaes this evening and the pupils enjoy a vacation of one week.

The Third "Wardors of the Democratic persuasion nominate a candidate for Councilman to-night. ,yf

SUM. t1-^

The oedep. of Good Templars was ou£ iu procession yesterday paying the last sad rites to a deceased sister.

Thk steamer Romeo came down from Perrysville yesterday morning, with a good lu^d of, flour and wheat, and a full passenger list.

Yesterday wa9 a gopd washing day, but about ns wretched ft one for drying as any of Noah's family experienced luTing the flood.

It is remarkable wifrh what sipgjilar regularity one "plain drunk" is disposed of oach d:iy in the Mayor's Court. Yesterday afforded no exception to the rule.

'Fort Ha-rriSon Lodge I. 0. O. F. will dedicate its new Hall in McLean's Building this evening. P. G. Master E. H. Barry, of Indianapolis, will deliver anaddron to the Order this afternoon at Dowling Hal^.

Prof. Grimes delivered a very inatroctivelecture on mesmerism, and" rft the cioso performed some interesting and amusing experiments at Pence's. Hall last evening. He lectures on thec&tne subject to-night, closing with the usual experiments.

Child Gobed by a Cow.— afternoon a Jlttle girl of eleven years, child of Mrs, Wolfe, residing qb Lafayette street, near Seventh, stepped outside the gate, when it was attacked by a cow. Before it could get out of the way tho cow ^inserted one of her hojrns in the child arm, literally stripping_the fl^sh from one side to the bone, from the elbot? to near the shoulder. Dr. Steifel was called in, who dressed the terrible wound, and as much as possible alleviated the pain of the littlo sufferer. —r f%

Seat's Quincuplexal.—People vtiry naturally conclude that it must bo a onaihorse concern that undertakes to run show without advertising in the papers cjf tho city in which it may exhibit. They do not care to take their families to a place of amusement not endorsed by the city presi-. Henco Charley Shay's Quincuplexal a combination of good music, tolerable dancing, miserable negro delineations, coarse and vulgar songs laid jokes, closed out at Dowling Hall, hSt evoning, aftur exhibiting two evdnings to mfiftgre audiences.

Nxw Mueic.—We are under obligations to Alessrs. Root & Cady, music publisher?, 67 Washington street, Chicago, for the following pieces of music of recent publication "Album Leaf," by T. iLrichner. "Loving thee Ever,* by James-R. Murray. "The Uoldier's Last Request," song, composed by Mm*- Hahn. "Mary of Fermay,' answer to

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words by J. H. Fitzgerald, music by Frank Howard. "Ida Walts," by Qhas r. Hubbard, dedicated to Miss Ida Dimick. "A Little Longer,' compofed by A E. Wimmeratedt.

Gas-Light.—We

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the pleasure of announcing .for a certain ty that the Metropolitan Theatre—the en. tire company—will appear at Dnwliag Hall four evenings next week, com mencing on Monday, lor the production of the great sensational play of '"Under the Gas-Light," now having such an immense run in New York. It will be given with new scenery aad startling mechanical effects. The play Is thq compo. sition of Mr. Augustin Daly, author of "Leah, the Forsaken," "Griffith Gaunt,'' etc., and is an original drama of life and love of the present day. We predict a very successful run during its brief stay.

\T KIVIVAL AX A»fcO*T CHASII..

Out of the depth* tittto God we did cry, When the fierce tewpe»t»ro«ndnj» was When the Wild wyes of fear, and jpf dread, Best with'wild t&y open astr brfwfd heads, When In deep waters we tremblingly stood, And all the dark billow* rushed o'er as a flood, And wo thought He had covered Himself with a cloud. TUci with lasting and prayer we bumbled-®ur aoala, And truMsdisfiiv whoa* thiagaconttol, For many long days 'midst trials and cares, Asbury's walls re-ecbo«Lour prayers, Our tows we renewed with the clasp of the band, As dally we met there aaroruj faeUe ba»d, Tet resolved io the atretSgbtfi ofourGodwe would stead. ,*U UAii &a.±: i*.

Then glory to His holy name, in lion's gloomy hour The blessing came, all richly fraught with mercy, and with Power, And round the hallowed altar there, His loved spread like a flower, And flowed within lbe hearts of «coip 4^' called upon His same.

And to

om burdened, trembling heart, in mercy from above, Sweet Ptaca came fluttering down, like a gentlo, timid dove, And folded there its snowy wings, in humble, trusting lure. Ttasa let ear pr%*rs Ill4 odorous feceiue &fc, Perfumed with thanks, «wd praise, and All the skies, Oh praise the Lord.' all ye, His people praise, His wondrous lave, and power, His majesty, and grace, praise Him, ye murmuringwajk*, aad winds that gently sigh, Ye fragrant flowers.. Ibat waftyou* sweetest odors by- :s Mountains anl vales, rock, tree, and flowing streams, Break forth in one gnhid.aalversal hymn Let cne greattlde of prat*', o'er all this fair earth roll, And praise the Loid /oHtirnw, oh praise Him now my'soulT ilELO SHELDON.

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Died—At eleven o'clock yesterday morning, John B. Chevalier, in the 35th year of his age/: -Futferal will take place from his late residence, Eagle Hotel, Wabash, between 8th and 9th streetSj to-day,2 o'clock. Fri^ad^f the deceased are respectfully invited to attend.

Oil Paintings.—Owing to the inclemtacjjpf t^fxweather, tfao s^pjb/^oH pairings at No. 72 Main street, will be continued to-day and to-morrow, at 2 and 7J p.m. We suggest that our people visit the gaiety Jf-day, and. examine the paintings. Those who profess to be connoisseurs pronounce the collection a3 of considerable artistic merit, and deserving

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The'Circuit Court ia industriously at work, wiping out tbe voluminous docket. &t^ r^tfv $n yesterday, ihe fourth day, the following causes were disposed of: iiwjBrfWinta^a

State vs. Chester Sherburn—Petit larcenv—ploa of notguilty-j-tried.hy Court

Isaac Webster vs. W m. J.^Rukes, et al -^I^fU^'^T^priscfti^At—dlsmiWeB *^vat plaintiffs cost.

Solomon Wooimanse*er «3 Lafayette Atkinson—Appeal—dismissed for'want of security for cbsts.

WunWbbey vs A" C. Hopkins—Petition for deed—finding for plaintiff. Hanifah Gooiwin vs S. Goodwin Divorce an3' Itlimori^—Jiniihg

Israel fWin. Killian, judgment for defendant. Claussen, et al., vs. Carico, foreclosure judginentfor plaintiff.

Olaulsfeft vs. JurgeM^foreblo^B^-fudg-ment for plaintiff. Claussen vs. Burgess & Burgess, fore* closure judgment for plaintiff.

Joneg, et. al,, vs. T. iff. ^oughty, claim judgment for plaintiff. Wm. P. Dole vs. John Balding, claim judgment fojBi^ii^iff.

Walter D. Ffrrel/rA VilB^& Wilson, foreclosure finding for plaintiff. Baird & Cruft vs. Stewart, claim judg ment for plaintiff.

Baird & Cruft vs. P. W. Wolfe, claimfinding £wj|l^inti|r. /j Sparks vs. Hutchison, et. al.. claims judgment for plaintiff.

Kurtz & Keiger vs. Scott & Evan9, claim judg^iei\t for plaintiffs. Sarah A. Shaun vs. Spicer, plaintiff deed dismissed,

H. D. Lee vs. Laycoek. et. al.. claim1: finding for plaintiff. Thos. Durham vs. B. F. Demiug, et. al,, claim, judgment for plaintiff.

Aaron jfence wu H*rpold, foteciosure judgment for plaintiff. BairU Cruft

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claims: juc%la#nt for plaintifff C. A. Ray vs Sands & Sands, foreclosure judgment for plaintiff.

Dicks vf Alley,

Eggs.—We have before us a pamphlet devoted to tbe science cf eggology. From its pages we giean these statements,which are "important if truo:"

The sex of eggs—A series of experiments in the egg hatching business, hay deter-tairfed-tu a genttal mitt"the fMloiHog results Eggs containing the germ of males featc wrinkles 0n

the gfsall etlds, pa' the

contrary, female eggs are stndoth a\ the extremities, and eggs nearest to roundness produce femftlttSj aid thoie poisAai at the end usually produce the male gender. The »bov» may betof imi importance to those engaged in raising poulrry.

I tTho tin^ required for hatching eggs when placed under fowl or .by-aByjapihcifl ^eat, to-wit: lien's Eggs.........*. 21 dav»r Turkey's Eggs gg

Euck's Eggs _29 Gkrase Egg3v-.....................,..3p A iiho laid egg —ifhe large end of a new 'laid egg feels cold wben placed against the tongue, but that of a stale egg feels team, because the white of the fresh egg being in coatact with the shell acts as a conductor in abstracting heat' from the tongue more readily than the non-conducting jtir bubble or. vacuum in the stat**gg. 4

SoHQap. BoOX^J- fiOBOOf. Boos*" A full and complete stock, at the Post Office Lobby, next week. .. ,d3t.

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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ttre -falluwiug reeolutiona were adopted by the members cf the City High School on the death -o&their schoolmate:

Whikeas, God has in His infinite wisdom and goodness called from among us our friend and sohoolmaate, JMaby VAifJIbunt therefore, be it

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Yandies "^1 "Hudnut—Claim—Judgement ior-plirintiif. Freitch vs Sapp—Foreclosure—Finding

Resolved, That we, the members of the City High School, deeply sympathise with the family And friends of the deceased in their bereavement.

Radioed, As a token of our sympathy that we, the members of the City High School, attend in a ttfd? the funeral of our deceased schoolmate.

Resolved, That we, as a school, express our sincere and heartfelt sorrow at the loss of one dear to u?, both as a friend and as a schoolmate.

Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to th# family of the deceased and to the city papers fer:public»ioh. -By order of the school.

Sallii KNAPr, 1 Justin Melvin, Jobib Rockwood, Com. Albket "WTKTH, Benjamin

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STATE ITEMS.

Mishawaka has an anti-swearing Ae !0|igtion, hi i'.ilifljf'

Simpson Chapkl, at Greencastle, has a new organ.

There is a great tetnperan^ revival in Allen county.

Thieves have been operating at Fort Branch and Hnubstadt.

^he Maofarland Troupe is playing- to small houses at LnFayette.

The Congressional contest in the 7th District is becoming exciting. rii *r

The wheat crop in nearly all parts of the State looks well.

Fred Douglass had but a small audience at Indianapolis Wednesday flighty.,

The Brazil Manufacturer and Miner is out in favor of W. W. Carter for Congressman. .-•« ...J. UP -L V/

The Supreme Court i3 still in session but no decisions will be rendered before Saturday.

Three hundred and ten n^w.members have been aifcled to the Methodist Church at Jeffersonville since January.

The LsFayette Courier says tJlfa is "next to ^Grant, the most popti lar man in the nation

Freight from Liverpool to Evansville is thirty-seven, and a half ceijta |er hp§ dred pounds.

A grand Concert wks given ai Evans ville last night for the benefit of the Democratic Silve^ B«*n'd. 'J

Jacob Alshuler, Fountain. I Sherifp MayMeld left SiSllivan on Monday with two or three prisoners for the penitentiary at JeffersonvjJUe. They were sentenced for two years each.

In the grfeat^Governjfiehi ti(fpot^^O^ffersonville there is at present stored fiftyfive million dollars worth. of psoperty, consisting of clothing, subsistence, tents, cloth for army wear, etc.

Rev. A. VolpA, a nativ^ of Turkey and priest in the Ancient Greek Church has arrived in Fortr Wayne, bearing with hfan:2,058 letters from ail the Clergy is the East.

In the Clerk's office* Wit -Tuesday w» noticed the fees taxed up in a tM®Jira°unt» ing to over one hundred and ninety dive dollars, wherein the' plaintiff*'obtsni judgment for less than two dollars! Sullivan Democrat. j,j a

The Parke Countjr Republican sayi '•the prospects of a full fruit crop wer# never better at this season of the yeaii. AppAee, peas and peachy witbu'every-v^-riety of small fruit promise an abundant yield."

Brown •_ JUo^ith,

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foreclosure:

judgment for plaintiff. The Grand Jury returned another batch of indictments. The parties are in jail.

the 23d inat.. a young negro man named Morris Rust, accidently shot himself, at Princeton, while cleaning h^a gun. Tho bullet entered bis neck just beloW the chin, and passed through, killing' bim instantly.

The Greencastle Flag Office has been shipped to Gosport, Owen pounty. where it will be hereafter publiiaeldt We believe th« proprietor. Mr. Ainswortb, to be a worthy gentleman, and hope that he may be audftntfilR i. wifnf*

A young lady named 9auser, ,d§ggt^er ot a well known citizen of, C^umbes, suffering very severely from th(^he^da§he took medicine for its S-e1fef Whtcn proved to be poison, from the effects she di§d on Tuesday last about noon.

Xenia and Chili, two villages in Miami county have, until recently, boasted of a doggery apiece, but one night last week the ladies of those plac^breke open the doors, knocked in the heads of the barrels, and emptied the liquor out. ,v .uoJL

The Parke County Republican is "glad to see that the Indianapoyis J^soial has at length raised its voice against the. efforts of Mr. Lord to monopolize the whole railroad interest of lndianW. 'Nothing1 r"

could be more detrimental to to the growth and prosperity of the State than the success of Mr. Lord's enterprise."

tour in behalf of the Republican ticket.

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The Indianapolis Journal says "there certainly is no mocB: effective popular speaker in Congress than Mr. Williams.1

Twentt-three thousand six hundred and sixty-live' passengers ~~were "carried over the Jeffersonville railroad during the tnonthof February.^ I rl If

The following petj^ops ip^bankruptcy have been Bled: Thornton, T. U. Pattison, Marion.

The meeting to reorganize the Wide Awake Club, held at the State Centra1 Committee Rooms, iat Indianapolis, on "Wednesday night, was largely attended* and such steps taken as will insure a perfect and healthy organization of these clubs during tb& campaign.

The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad Company has contracted with the New Albany Boiling Mills of J. Bragdon & Co., for twelve hundred tons of iron, with the intention of laying .doiM-tbis amount of new rags during the present season. 1

Mylan, the soldier stabbed at the Jef fersonville barracks on Sunday riight of last week, died early Monday morning In the military hospital, from the effect of his wOand. Meehan, Who did the stabbing, is in the custody ot t&e civil authorities- 7

Ths Union Mass Convention last Thursday decided to make tbe nominations for county officers by primary election, to be held at the time of the township elections, the first Monday in April, ana a' reasonably definite system was adopted for insuringregularity in the pro•Bedjord Independent.

Harmony has become quite a thriving town. Its six dry good stores, grocery and provision store, drug store, and three saloons, are doing a business at once gratifying and profitable to their proprietors A pottery has recently been started, two more "blast furnaces are in contemplation, east of the town, and several new build* ings have been built, while others are under way. From these favorable indications, it would be well for Brazil to be aetiv.e, else Harmony in time will grow to be a formidable rival.—Manufacturer and Miner.

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The Joint Convention of'the counties of Clarke, Scott and-Jefferson, at Lexing» ton on the 30th of April, promises to be a large one. Gov. Baker, and Major J. D. Evans will be present to address the meeting.

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School Books! School Books!!—A full and complete stock at the Post Office Lobby,'-neit weetf.J d3tf

We haveopened this inornTng a handitrtne line of Spring Dress Goods, the very latest styles new rich'and-cbeap. Make a s^qptioH'while the stock is fresh'&nd choice. A-

Saxton"& Wa'lmsey.

0J .yif-r ••••H r. t!»/•. The best selected stock of Boots and Shoes in the city can now be found at JfetrtMtd & Hammerly'«, MoJS. Mechanics Row. dtf.

Dkikd Peaohes, Currants, Prues and Cherries, fint E. R. Wright &,Co'<.j.^[dtf

Ahead.—Owing to the recent deo iae in the market

East,

Tuell, Ripley-

Fancy Dyeing,

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Ox Monday night some daring thief or thieves went to the residence of Jonathan Davify noar Greenville, ic this county, and from his barn stolo a set of harness. Thence they went to the residence of Mr. Hiram Hopper, County Commissioner, Where they stole a fine strawberry roan horse belonging to Mr. Hopper, and a buggy, belonging to his son.—N. A. Commercial.

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THk NSw Albany Commercial says "at one of the'city churches Monday Jiight, the minister was greatly annoyed by the bad conduct of two, or three young mei^ Finally, his patience wearied, he pointed his finger toward the young men and ex~ clainSed-^-"I greatly fear, ytiung lhe'n, that I will never have the pleasure of meeting you in heaven. But if you do not immediately discontinue your bad conduct in this church, I.am quite confident I will meet you to-morrow in Mayor Sanderson's office." Thp effectof these words were magical, and tbe ill-mannered boobies immediately subsided.".

•Fresh arrival ief- choice Teas, at E. R, Wright & Co'^. [2-7,dtt-

Gaiters from fl 2S' tb $4 aL,paix_ can be had at Boland & Hammerly's. dtf.

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full^and complete stock, atthe Post Office Lobby, next week. d3t.

A is "a fixed facV^BaW "is s^fflng tnore Stoves, better trimmed, for less money than any other house in this city. Please 11-and aee.-'

Sf.Co.,

have reduced tfyeir entire stock of standard prints to 12£ cents per yard Their stock of Domestic Goods have *leA beehigreatly redubed Jn piibelO f»*

Look out for new Dress Goods at thip popular establishment. Mr. Ripley is in tKasr Yorlrselectibg a full and complete assortment for Spring and Summer wear. [27, d3t 5 rT 1 u. a

For Sale.—Apple Trees by the hundred or thousand, and at retail. Evergreens, peach trees, grapevines, strawberry plants, and everything in the Nursery line, at the very lowest price. Calf at my" residence, on Thirteenth street, three squares east of the Passenger Depot or at Lyne & Lawes, on Main street. dlw. N.Ellsworth. 4——•—T-r*—

Ball has just received the largest stcck of Stoves ever brought to this market.— Gives more trimmings at less prices than can be had at auction sales. 4 .fl dtf

Ladie's go to Boland &|H4>mmjBrly's and see their stock of Shoes and Gaiters before you buy elsewhere. dtf.

Choice Sweet Potatoes .for sale at.~E. R. Wright & Co's., 155 Main at., [27, d»f

A Cabd.-- Ia leaving for tho West I would 8ay to all who are indebted to tbe late firm of Hartsbck & Bannister, that they will find their accounts in tbe hands of W. H. Bannister, who is authorized to mttto all aocuoirtpr- Creditors are urgently requested to settle old claims as soon as possible. mr25dlw David Hartsock.

For the Best Skirt made go to Weiz's Skirt Factory, opposite Post Office. d2t

Hosiery,

cheap, at fiddle's,

Scoubino

Photographs of Fr$d Douglass for sale at Wright's Gallery, 105 Main street. «^-d4t

Beactifitl style of Scarfe, neck ties and Butterflies, something new and nice just received at JJa?i|I8TEr'^ No. *99 Main street. 2*3-dlw

Do YouJwant a good Paper Collab You can get the best at Bannister's N?v7,9, Main street.

Bottricks' Patterns for Childrens' Clothing, at Bannister's, No. 79, Main street. 23-dlw,

Lfe'J"' 'J' sjfcS. New Colors in Pure Mohairs Chene Poplins for Walking suits at W. S. Ryce & Co's. ... dtf.

Lace Collars, cheap at Riddle's dtf

Cheapest place to buy Skirts i9 at Weiz's Skirt Factory, opposite Post Oftlce. j.* i, yj iitrti «it* d2t

New Caepets In Brussels,# jnd. Ingrains at W. S. Ryce & Co's. .dtf. ... 7— l-i s.

Zephyr Worsted, all csolors, 25 cents p_er,ouncpf ftt Riddle'st dtf^''

C.^^^mithe Stov^iar^ ^tfain'street^and get tbe best articles at nottom* prices. Fresh Butter, Eggs, Lard, Meal, Pota-

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hand. Flour second to none in the city, for $13 per bbL Good Coff^e^ Jbs for one doHar. d&f -Nonce to ^'hjb vLasocs Haute.- Having: fitted up rooms in No.157- Main 8trcet, 3^stoiy, bvop RippetoeS Store, I am how prepared carry on the Dress making in allAts various branches.! Also,.plain Sewing, Stitching, &c id4nej on Bhort notice.- Stan--way at Dr. Thompson's Office, mlOdlm '1^,1

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Th* absence of Wflifam*, Con- 1. O. 0.|F.-The member# ST Citr %jiiTs' "Opefa, P« »rline with a Photo of gressman from Indiana, ffom the House, Harrison Ledge Ho. 15f, and triembers of Flour, A bail's..ar. di» n4«d 0-Bitpm. 8plo*.ild Toilet Powdrr.— during the greater part of the impeach, other Lodges, in good standing, are re- SrrV moot proceedings, was cauted by his be- quested to meet at their- tie# Hall, over 15I3£r8j3^|w.6tolea ir-iipriag oolors also ing sent to Ccnnecticftt ofl a speaking the Telegraph Office^ on Friday, the 27th Spring jShawls and Pwj*,Qxd»». jftat reinst,- in the afUrnoo^at 2 e'fiyefc/

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will march in proc&sfon foUo^iag Hail, where an address-will be delivered by P. G. Master E. H. Barry, of Indianapolis.- Members of the Otdar WSI meet in the evening, when the new Hall will be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies.— "We earnestly jequeat that eve^-Md Fellow in the city will turn out on this interesting occasion. d2t £. H. Walijacb, Setfyi^l

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pairing.—H. F. Reiners still continues to cMan and color ill kirih of ladies' an^ gentlemen'* -wear- in an/* fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent'si clothes in the neatest style. '-l:

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General Grant and-Charter cheapest and best Cook StoyCs in the market at Ball's, dwtf.

Oh, Yes{-^A lot of: fine Onionsj just received, at JRay .& Bailey's. dtf iH» I

Dust RiNG^for the American Watchr called tha Patent Diaphragm^ making the case dust proof, Stodtaan's' Invention for the benefit of tbe wearer—can be applied to any American Watch in fiv^- minutes, at trifling expense. Also," AnJerican and Swiss Watches of all description? for sale at John R. Freeman's, STo. 5 Warren'e Block." X21,dtf

Children Wanting Homes*—It the inten'tion oi the Children's Aid Soliety of New York, to send a company of homeless children, shortly, to.Terre Haute, provided a sufficient number of respecta-i ble families in this vicinity will each signify a desire to take one or more of them, on their arrival, by applying to the following gentlemen, who will kindly act as a Committee of Reference G. F. Cookerly, Mayor, J. M. Allon, Rev. E. Howe, Prof. A. Deprosse, Albert Lan ge Thomas Barr. Rev. S. M. Stimsoni',^

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Sugar at Ray & Bailey's.

Large assortment of ladies' and

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

N. Katzenbach has opened a branch of his Cigar and Tobaioo establiament at No. 1-47 Main street, where will always be found a full assortment of the best brands of cigars and tobacco, together with all other article|4n his lino. 28-dtf

Boat assortment of man's and

boys' bats and capsin the city at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. .Tr", dtf/

Fresh Me^Ts—List op ^jftcE^—The city butchers of Torre Haute held a meeting Saturday evening, March 14, 1868.— Ifteasrs. J. Voris, Joseph Rupp, Louis Seeburger-and Charles Schwab, were appointed a Committee to "repbrt a list of pricM for saiiqjuaJunda of .aaeati.,,

The Comrnijree after due constderajion submitted the follftwiflgrepbrt whieh was unanimoual^k adojatod by the meeting,- to 3 a .Loin

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be^t rounds. 20c per jpound.

Standing rib and 2d best...I8c Chuck roast and steak 15c Plate, rump, shoulder.........12Jc I All the balance -...10c •POrk-ataaftgtSl

Roast and ndd8)ng».uuA^lKc Veal cutlets...!..-

M.—.~20c

Roasts 18c.

Fore quarter of Veai.-w'....ll^c ,ll MQtton...... 10@ 15c lb Co rb, beef ... ..l(i@12jc

Frederick F&HBB, Pree't.

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MiLturttKT GOOD6.—An tho latest Spring Styles In the greatest variety.— Pattern Bonnets, Faturn Hats, Frosted and Diamond Malinea, Laces, In short everything for the fineet city trade can he seen S. L. 8tbavb»

dtf No. 10 Sooth Fourth St. Fbesh Lime and Cement at No. 1 Dowliog Hall. dtf

Prime Timothy, Clover and Kantocky Blue Grata at RoBBrsf's, Dowling Hall. dtf

BUSINC$8 DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.

E. MeLeaa, 96 Hain street.

Stamp Gilt and Satin Wall 'Paper Docorations &c., at W. S. Ryce & Co's. dtf.

THB-latost thing, in neck tits, »t Riddle's. dtf Window

Shades,

Lace dustiini anil

Mirrors at W. S. Ryce & Co's.

Goto Riddle's for" Collars and Cuffs or^Ladiea or

Remnants!Remnants! of Cassimeres for sale cheap at Bannister's, No. 79, Maln strea^ ^g^lw

Ladies! Do you want* to save money Then buy those cheap Caasimere* and patterns to suit any boy from three to fifteen years old, at Bannister's, No. 79, Main street 23-dlw

The Latest—Bismarclr Collar and VPest End Bow, at Riddle'3, 151 Jfa|n street.i- dtf

"A Ro'se -by any other name wquld smell as swj^f," and ao wpuld "Barretfa Hair Restorative," which is highly perfumed. dwlw.

Table.Cotliby, Russell make, plated' Spoons and Foijbs^ Rodgers Brothers make, cheaderthfin j^ver offered in this' maTket at Ball's. dwtf.

Jthfn

Muuy A 3affell, Third st.. under Maseaic Hall. Scott Duy, SO Ohio 8treat. ARCHITiBtg^^PjBWLDBRS." J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. Cltft A WUUaana^ corner Iflnthy»nd IfalWrry.

bIll posting.

Geo. W. Beifsnider, at thia office. BOOTS AND SHOES. S. A. Barras, 99 Main street.

aU,,

Henry Layman, Lafayette street. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth aad Sixth Cha. E. Buggies, 16 Hortli Fourth street, -.aet Leiblng & Taenxer, near cor. Main and

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Jttartlott Auatin, 101 Main street. -Mi J. P.,McDonald, Poeto Aee bobby. M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fo^ftlf."'c

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

raw

Harper, Wildy 4 Co., Cor. 3d and Walnut. CLOTHING^

W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Oarrio, Principal, corner 5th and Malm

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. E. B, Bryant d: Co., East Malu Street. John Haney & Co., First St., ou Canal Basia.

DEALERS.

T. C. Grover, Third street north Main. E. F. Morrill, 107 Main sfrMt. John McFarlane, ftt County Scales, Ohio street. Bichard McElroy, southwebt cor. PubltaSquare

DENTISTS.

C. 0. Lincoln, 6th St., between Mala and Ohio. J. ElchardSon.Ohio street, bat. Third and,4th. DRY GOODS. Tuell, Bipley Co., corner Sth and Main street.' W. S. Byoe Co., 77 Mat»street. C. Wlttig & Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippert, U6 Main street Edsall A Oo., corner Fourth and Main street lutes & WaUuley, 111 Main street. Cornelius A Haggerty, corner Mala and Third

Phoenix

061

I :•. %pt*

IWTGKMSTS. W

Ira Grover, Fourth street, oppoaite Market. "B*rr, Gulick Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. corirer Main andTUrd. FOMMT AND MACHINE SHOPS :£*((!•Iros WollM,1fm J. Bail Co., Corner 1st and Walnut.

Vigo Foundry ami Machine,Shop, Seath. Smith AtGb' ieex X. U. dk I.'M&d is. led. B. It. Sfeight Depot.

GUNSMITH AND STENCIL 0 UTTER John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. :j HATf/ajtf^ 9A«e. &

N. Westfall, S3 AainBtreet. Joseph 0. Yates, South Third street. 'S:u.i}'i"nM uolHOS9liiSJ

f,W.

J1 li ifflCH A^ieiAJ^ ettBftn, dbi M«hi Stmt.^i Aa .6*

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite ?ost OIBce. Mrsi M. A. WilierrU Main street, up. stairs,. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH fGBANITI

Jas, O. Wilson, P. 0_JBo*_7S4. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS T, H.gpi'd^ljl J|aln street. a "^S. fRANOY

Claussen, BichotisK)r%',Od. Main street, near tUfcwMBit alu'I tiLii -i. -IK*f#

C. B. ikilier. ordofi at Post 6fflcej'

iwi*:

:PLrMBBK'

'. ..-'I a. no aa Xiii-s B, Jfcckell, Soutlt F^i|rth ttr«et.

REAL E^TA^B AGENTS.

Hiokcoz, Scott Oo,, 60 Obto Street. H«i}drich A Lange, corner Main and 4lh, ai*%at RBTAIL GROCERS. Joseph Strong. 190 Main street, .. Bay A Baily, Fourth street, South of FoetOflfc

T,J

E: B. Wright A Co., 155 Maltf etreet. ." STOVES AND TINWARE,.,( S. B. Header sen,.Fourth street. South of Soft

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.: J. A- Foote, 66 Main street. A rafPBBTAJtJBB.'" r^saa^B^U, garner Tl^^anji ChQf?.

OCTOBtR ELECTION.

Wi are authorized to announce the name ot MORTON 0. BANK1N as a candidate for the of. flee of bounty Treasurer, subject ti the decision of theBepubllcpu nominating convention.

are authorlced to announce the name ol GSO. W. LAMBHBT ts candidate for the (fflee of County Treasurer, aobjeet to the JeefsiL: of 'the Republican nominating convention.

Ws are authorized to announce ths. »t JACOB BBOWN as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to tbe decision of the DepoWioan County Convention,

-Wrare authorised to announce the name of J. F. MOBBIB, of Honey Creek Township, aa Candidate for^HaoflMtif tptmty Trakfijqqp,-*sb Ject to tliie decision of tie Republican nomlnina tifig Cenveation.

Ws are authorized to annouace tbe nalAb of

(WM.

L. SHUEY as a candidate

frr|ht

Republican Coonty Conventlon.

"Wly.of

suM#it to thef d4hioa'Tffli

«bod«ai

'4s ar* a^tlRtiti^d i* ait'muAoe th aaae^of iAMES-H. 1URNEB aa a eaadidate for tb* flee1 of Countr Cleric, subleet to the deofalon of tlie '£«u&l04<f a^miaatMK OAtnakon.

WSs are authorized to annouocp tho aam* of WILLUtt PATRICK at a candidate for the offloe of County Treaeurer, subject to the decision of the RepuMlean County Convention.

LOCAL NOTIOEr,

MothPs^hes, IfreckUs The oulry 'llellabie Kerned7 for tbo

%ad Tan.—

thoee bnwa dlt'

coloraii^is on the fs«e -ia 'j'fnmt'A Motm^ajw ^aicMJ Lonox Prepared only by Da. B. 0. Faaar, 4S«»nd St., NewYark. Sold everywhere. unh27-Gus*ed

"Bitty INtp CI sari the.beet Cigar in

ths Market for 10 cents, or by the box. At^rr-*,~^Tf«HAjrico,«»tMr mnr it !.—y—rM—Hb

Feather Bin tert-—Great wariaty and «*MAHAN aOOfa., ,r.ii'barta»'Kaiaaad«l*«»^

cheap, at

.ai?a8 aaaaT....... ..

.*€i* .5.

tedk«.trFa. it 1.1» XABAK QO'lt Dnfftm.

%5i

National Honse, center Sixth and Main. Clark.House, corner Ohio and First. HdfeM, Muth4«ft^nfc Fn«ll^tMr£ Terre Hause Houfe, corasr Main and Seventh. Stewart JUovfv£eco9dstreet, north of AUia. Early H^ase, West end Main s^eet. SOITSR A$FD SIGN, B.,Buckell, South Fourth street. wm.B. Manning, Ohio St., Vast of 4th.

Howard Manning, Cherry st., between3j and 4th

INSURANCE AGENTS. I tt A.Cran^, Main streat, east of Fifth,. TrlwEtLERb. 9. B: Freeman, 74'Maln sttset. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block tawaoM MUSIC DEALERS. J.4^iliBiiliisrii/ &.Kiltfst^fft W h. Kissner, Palace of Music, 18 Ohio strset.

Scoi

MPi Halt binet tn imerlca. Thij .yittnilil Health Bmrag* bavte« bem la^ly Introduced into our country, sustains, by Ifs increatiag couwssption, its (nil European repMtatiea. We advisj all sick as well as besltby to try it ae it la reel!? the beet towio, aa tbe ioport made by the special WL nittu of three to the Mew York Aeademy of Medicine states, and •e is proved by tbe ssany diploss** aad medale beatawed aa it la Europe. (Km Tort Exprcm.~) To Mr. Hoff, fit Broadway, Sew York: (Kx tnettor cmdWiT^r. wm/ Mnwr.wvarm «rea»v 'e» *«r|t, cured «f d|«pe(ala Mr. «. B. l*wls,4, Betkman street, ef sore throat. Mrs. Aaiaad^ ^ondovf, U8 Waostcr afreet, ot weaknesa of the itomach. Mr. Ph. Bender, New 11ave*, of MiiSumfMea. Try it «ad yeu will be satisfled. It |iv«a stteagth te Uk weakest appetij^lf the, fs^tiltww^ sleey to tbe invfciid, and hope u^lwitk tad joy to tbe elak. "My appetita retaras liaaal aaa asiae year £xtr&ct of Malt,"wrUea Mr. Joba lMtVe*v ai Hew York, Mo. 168 East'&b dNek "M sty.delcMar, wbe aaSerad tram. aoMsisi^ tlon, misses (your) Hoffs Malt Extract but one iter, staff tfMans*rieiMlltlia»^t««' a return her fihisjcal wea^neuu!' ^Cbtract «X Tb. Hartford's letter. Ilomi, Journal Offlce, New York,) Seld by-t»agga4e ait-f Grocers.

T. L. MAUAN A CO.,

at) deodlw Hf Sllt'P *«tf »r Agent*.

All Sem complaints require a atun ulatlng remedy. It it neceieary that the whole nervottS syalaa should be invigorated to expel Neuralgia, Hervc-ache, and other palp fa I nervous diteases. For this purpose theie is no jediciao so. etTbetukl a* Dr. TDBNBR'S TIC DOCLOCBEl^, or CN1 VERBAL NEURALGIA PILL, aa itb*a a etteagthening Influence on|the mvi rLtin.

Apothecaries have it. Principal depot, 120 TBXMONT ST., BOSTON, MASS. Baici, $1,00 per package by mall, two stamps extra., asdeodiv

ISe Franklin Brick Machine. The Franklin Brick Machine. The Franklin Brick Machine Is guaranteed with eight men and two horses to make 2,60) to 3,6003 flrst-class bricks per hour aad byste«m,4,00)te7,000per. hour, according to the facllltlos for removlig then. I offer to demonstrate these facts by machines constantly work, ing in tills city. SAMUEL W. J0HE80K, 37 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. fI8d2m chSm

FOR SALE.a

FLot

)B SALE—House and Lot,— is 71*90: feet, bouse nearly asw, with ie square north of Ni uMitioa Prioe (100

ifour rooms, cistern, Ac., one square north of Na tlonAl Boad, and in Bote's ad4IUov^ Prioe fljtOO. Snqnirttof March K, dSw*

TOR SALE.— CARKIAGES.— J? The beat Oarriages in this market, for sate at tbe lowest prloes, at the old established Cariiage Yartery, cofner 2d rtnl Walnut streets. 14daw. Ai J. WBtOH.

FTATE.—Ifhe

3K SALE.—Valuable Real Eslarge Bricb Store Boom, on tbe corner of Wabrfih audThird Striata,"occupied as a Drug Store, nearly new, and iu good condition.

The Branch Bank BuHding, lot 57 feet on Ohio Street v. A desirable BuUdiag Lot oa Wabash Street, between Wurth aad FlIW streets.

Also several nicely situated Lots suitable Ibr small Residences, near the Nail Factory. This property will be eoId'atWgreatblrKthi:

For term*, apply te PaaaTOi Hoaast, at National Ststte Bank. ma21diw6r

WOS«8AI/H OK RBNT^Tvm lots, each 20 get front, on 6th street, te« tweea Cherry aad Mulb«rry—centre of the city, ttii oaaoC tts.laii id a nabtebmicllnt^ by 'if, ftnwbri uied, aa abatable, qpgd location for. Carpenter, Paint, cr other shops. Terme easy. 17dwtf J. 0, Jom»:

FHill—Dwelling-

Lit'. Strawberry

-On1

)B SALE. containing six tooinliitanit hall, good well, cistern and cellar door-yarC well tetwithfeuit treee, th rubbery and flowers «ood atabta with els tern and carriage bouse, together two Taoant lots. Call on the febaMtf

til on the premlsee. JAMBS TAN l&TON.

AUD XSiASJJ

FOB SALS.—'I wltl eell. for ca«b^ or exchange for city,* or Othir pr&tferty, my lea se, havlng thlrfeen rears, to run, of 80 acres of gronnd. h&Vtmg ak amd (CuoatiMlne-on it as can he fciind n^ar the eity, Va^rythiair Is in good order, and tbe Ooal ie the best Biver Coal delivared.in Terre Haute. I will also tell, on the same terms, all the fixtures attached thereto, including five teaihs. The property .ia situated ojUy two milea miltv from ths city.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HICK Ol1 THE W00D$!!

Tbe "Fiaa»iD*

For teams,apply to-Joha J. Key, oa Oliio street, »t*een 3d and 4th, or to the underslahed, on the between prenrtses 17dlm

McPABLANK. P. 0. Box

WANTED.

T^A^TlSR-—Now'qr byt^eisth if' of April, a Heuae of 6 jar.

O^^ooms, one or

two squaree from Mala StrAgt, etfb«r tidrth or aouth, op 4th,.6th or Sth Street must be In good repair, Wlth-'iftod cistern and taaaoiafMe iMraaa tbia oSM.

cellar and rent laKiltw

NTED.—iFor. the -City se adjoi

Aarudla

TJtfAN TED—TEAeETERS,' STU: asiiTs/hnd -other lUtetlUKnt M6b and Woaatn, in'a buslneef paying4M01) month, aooerdtagta ablllty -Wpr pi dreat ZEIOLEB McOUHOY CO., Street, Cincinnati, Qbie,

to $300 per parftoulMa nd117 West 4th .v 20dlm

FOR RENT.

XHOR RENT.—No. 17. Third. St, a few doorsr north of Main—a Business •euse at« llee(denoe ln connection.' Kent 928 a Mtk, Qood reference raqnired. Apply to Jf. Steverton, at his Meat Stand, north of the Market House. 84dtf

tpOR RUNT —A n^w aad,/very A dealrahle brick taeidenco, on North Fourth "stVeet, having ten rodma, with td tVlv chav(.niencos. To he leased for one year. Eaqotre at once of 0 N. QOOLD, m84dtt...

AMUSEMENTS.

TiTET ROPOL IT AN THEATER iXJL 4 COMPART, IjrsUKimus, 'k

hii —*r— DOWLING

HALL,

Monday Evening, Mareta 30th, f?f«a FOUB ?(I«MM OMMT.T

Kiaagtraii Mmtor.. ..Charles r«w 'M.-iJTS The Mand)^ia^af take pleaStrre to'afinoannrllie production of the Oreat New York Sensation, ao» being glayM with grsat anaaaaa at the New tqrkTbs Htindred

beater, where It has already reached Quo

OonSeCUtlye^ Nlglits, entitle^,

UNDER (he to S '~LDrcfas GIrole.... ^........80 Cta. SoserrM Seata.... ...

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Seven Millions or the Beading People OX* THt EXITED BTATEti *_ law Mf«r raat Uhe Wavwty Narria. \H AUsaaaaya **Wb« can r»ad.without traiiMit biaglewiag deecriptioa, of tb* age of Chivalry."' Jeffrey aays: '"They cast iatu the shade all contemporary pvoeec"

The undenlgned have just begun anew, very cheap, illustrated edltioa of th^ee works. Send Mr a_op»f «f Ivaaaea, juet published price twesffy-fifaeeaUt aaat tm by poKoa reoeipt of *^P B.APrtiROV*CQi. KblUbera. iff aad Ml B»aaway, New

3 a %rn nasiaiAswrnf

frtrlr.

NICK of THE WOODS! rua 'ELRESIDE COMPANION." «EOME MCHIO CO., here at an immense expense, sccared the exclusive right of pabliafciag that w«n4erf«l story of Border Life, -HICK OF TB WOOMf* In the "FinsiBE CosrunM," wblch wilt coameodngin No.84 of that popular Jourual, issued on April 2nd. •-HIOK OF THB WOOD»"^ft is the most remarkable and ezoltiag story-ef the kind that e»erappeared, and Is the feaatste-besd' iron which myriads of Indian Talrs Lave been derived. Some of the characters are unequalled in the whole range of Fi tlon. for a certain kind of wterd, mysterious Intereet that bauga around them, for instance, tbe terrible Jibbenainoaaj* the ''Spirit that walks," Bloody Nathan, the "Man of Peace," and Koirlng Balph Stactpolc, (be "Uampin* Tiger of the Rolllag Fork," wh» was equally at home whether attaling Rrd aten'e soalpe, or a pale face's horse. Tbe teslre to read* a story of such intense Interest, of course, will be' universal, and we trust that our frlende will order tbe paper of their newedealere la eeaeoa, tu prevent disappoiatmeat. 1

Coupssiow"

is tbe beet Faialty

Story Paper published. It is for sale b. ail Newsdealer*. Price, 8 (Senta a oopy |8 a ye»r 4 copies S10 or 9 copiea for $S0.

CEOROE MUNRO CO., 1ST William St., JTew Tark. -1 JisJtt

The Million Disappointed Ones Throngboai the Uiiki Slatw. Who have been unable to hear Dickens rea-l, can purrhase *'tte Wsndrrfnlly Cheap Pdltlaa of uharin Dickens' Worka" at a VEar low PRICE.

Bend 33 cents for a eopy 1 ''Oliver TwUt,!'as specimen volume. It is cleany printed, on flu white paper Sentjreeby aiai! toany ad. re*', cu receipt of tbe price"

B, APPLKTOM a 00., fabUsbers.

mhS7d3tw2t 443 A 415 Broadway, New York.

Plows for Sale!

THEmarkit.and

Best Cheapest Plows in, th's I ask tho Farmers to examin* thembeforo buying others, and they will te con. vince1. They can be s»en at Tra Grnvei's 8tore, at A. Foote's Store, at the Segle Irea Wetke, and at Messrs. Lyue A Laws' Store. I have of the different kinds: Union, Richmond, Fox Blver. Illinois ipp--r, Grand Detaur, and Oonble Sb«rreK

The Union flow ia the.beet in use mrS7dSw JOSEPH OBOYEB.

1000

While Slarsflllcs and Piquea

At SO, 65,79 A Sffc.

it ft

JOJBPH CROVKB.

NAINSOOKS,

ThW-Uwar!

i«» PtwiA

*Yi t'-.H ,i'» is,!.-,!

Preiich Percale*

it AMD-

^ftlLLlAlN T8| f'! 1 a OF

A 1 I I E 8 I 6 1 jl» !«o •ot r* i'-s. »*I5 1.

t-t Kjuiata

P. I -null -1/

Spring Shawls j'

PAISLEY «?.D BROOHE

Square Shawls.'

UHXr.OXS: IZ'&lXWtK.AM

.oo •&> a'H(or. J'. *V'

wmm sA€tims

AUBSiCEDrClS.:

v, try

UttatxT t»- awHwl 'iJf wvs* utut tvjlitm U»..»far }ihtM n- »... V', .»

Marseilles CeRiiterpanes^

86.06QUILTS (or »1«.00 QTJTLTS far 98.00 QUILTS ibr wi.W rJ• a*

0o«ntiM~An actHe Agent. *r one of rhe

and meat popular Lift Insurance Companies «f th» couutr)—haa *a good bnainesa in Tsirtt Hautt Bemreui.ee required. Address "0%(l6rat Box 247, Indianapolli, Ind

Ageiitj

$3.00.

laoo.

Sff-OO

1)1.7

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to !ai «iis

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FHUKfiB LINBi LAWM

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11. 1 '.'it

'•-Ji I ti'#' 'i 1 BO'I'l I®" hook ki our iAnen Ixiuh», Percales, Brilliant*, and Coferext

EDSALL

fcrfli? 'iWiJ Ji8"K.r'T!—TnSS'ff* 'Pre a surer"* Card- to -v* Mi, lutoi! An rnapy tax-payers bavoimaplained that they did not know it was msHj necctiary for them to pay thoir taxee every Tear, and that they thought it was not right for me to .'equlro it,especially without giving prerbmijuo. tice of my intention ac to do, therefore, I ask tb. ptdilleaticu of thie.card. 'I'"', 2ilf

I have alreadf given hotlca of mnfi receive tho taxes for 1887. For this purpose/i am t»attend atthe aeat of Justice until theiUld Monday In April, I8f 8, on wbfrn da^ the Dupacaie inuat be returned to tlu Auditor, auJ a'p aity *f ten cents on every dollar added, wMeb penalty cannbt be err Iderl by persons thatihey were at the Office to pay. but cou/d.^of on acooont of Uie crowd. Heiire the nsewwity for paying before the rash comes

tax-payeie to

r..

76 Cta.

Bex Ofllce open ftom A. M., till li M., and from 2 to 8 P. M, Deora opaa st 7 o*clo«k F. M. Performance to commence at T% precisely.

on.

I wfkb ali

bear in

mind, that they wn uvi Jet

their taxes run over to another year, f*caue**l am required by law, Immediately a'ter the p«ca]fy is added, toe»liect it, if 1 pan Aad porsanal jtopr erty in the county and it iaatrrely bad eceae* IP7 to pay tea

Cfnts, and

six per cent, lutercil.

oxi

tbe whale amoant, for the time it tans quent, beeidee

Constable*' fees and

lowed by law to myself aad

mileage al

Dope-ties, fo-" mai(ltg|

tbe roliectlens. J. U. SHtPHERD, 18Jltaw4w Treasurer VlpoConoty,

niLK AlTD CRKA1! rilHE undersigned having a~Ne. 1 A Spring House vu his pia e, hereby notillea bit customers that he can supply- thetu With the beat bind of Sweet MUX and Cream diiriag tbe Summer, at 25 cer*te per galloa, ur ae tow aa iu other Darry can Sell. Orders left at the Clark and Cincinnati House, or Scudder's Confectionary will b* prcaaptiy aad oeatly attnuIe4 tJ.4 ii marl7d3w AUQDSX fQXi

^IHEAJP M£LLINiUfI.itt mim II kinds of Millinery Qoods tolS* al't^wf during the Winter months, at

Mrs. Af. H. ttetKa Poet 0f«. ., Declidtf,.ai (fia* Afll