Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 April 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY- EXPRESS.

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ini?42 SS.a -.U :J*f 5 1868

Thursday Morning, April 9tbi

BAIIiBOAD time table.

tkrbk haute and indiasafolm.-

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LEAVi). S «.«« 18:96 a. ^"n-m P.85 1.. rT.Kxpress 2( 12:10 M$U *5* 410 r. n...M»ttoon Aoeommodation...l0:10 a. K.

BVAN8VILLX AHB CRAWFOBBBVILL*.^

«"Va. -. Acco.nmod.tion 4 03 P. stall KOCKYTLL'E KXTBKSTOS.

abuts.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

For Sale—9ewiug Machine—Mrs. 8. R. Kizer Spc-clal Election Notice—Tliinl Ward.

Dull—Dey—Dearth. -Neither

non-payment

Municipal or Circuit on ii»m vratnrdav. tbey bad good reason to apprehend ... .At thoy wouldujjwt. With..

Ta3£-PAY erb should bear in mind

thebOOM. V~:

Mar*ied.—At the residence of Mr. H. H. Copeland, by the Rev. Mr. BrooksCharles A. Whaley to Miss Asn|e

,E Bketk Here goes another printer with a "good take We know of no persons who ha^e better right to be happy aiid live »1o6g life of usefulueas than printers and ,to the newly wadded pair our whole fraternity extends earnest hopes and wishes fcr future and complete happiness.

Tas City Council h&B appointed a special committee to report how and when), a reduction of the price of fresh meats can be secured. This is a good move. We are not prepared to Bay that the butchers, are making too large profits, but we do know that tho prices of fresh meats are now so high as to put this article of food nearly out of the reach of many families It will certainly do no harm to in?e^ti

gate the matter.

In tho New York Supreme Court, on Tuesday, a case was tried that ifcof intern est to druggists and those dealing with thorn. Robert J. Jordan and Peter B. Knapp and others, th* defendants, bei^ig druggists doing business in Now York.— In. May, 1866, Jordan'e child was ill, atad the mother went to the defendant's stpre aud asked for Turkey rhubarb. The dl^rk in attendance lJDr pdwder, winch he assured her wan auch, and on reaching home she administered ft portion of it to tho boy. In the evening ha was discovered to bo in ft dangerous condition «nd evidently suffering great pain. Pbjsicians were called in, and they discovered tha' powdered opium had been giv^n for several days his life was in jeopartly, and his health is now greatly impaired.— The suit was brought to, rccovjBt tor expenses incurred for medical treatment $nd nursing and other services lor the child, and the jury returned a verdict against the druggist, and awarding $500 damages to Jordan.

The Other Side.—There never has b«en, and never will be a disturbance ot any kind without two sides to it—ejach party is always in the right—at least in his own estimation, and of course llere must be two or more versions of any difficulty. Mr. J. A. Scott,-the young man who sent three pistol balls whistling towards tbe body of Mr. Jonas Seelypnjthe train Tuesday—(a circulating medium that neither Mr. S. or the passengers in the car cared to take on deposit)—called on us yesterday morning to say-that our statement of the affair did him injustice. He states there was no woman in the case, but that Seely commenced abusing him on the train because be Imagined he (Scott) wa# "cutting" on hw-board.bill. Scott retorted with some harsh language, whereupon Soely p'ished him down and struck him, and he.then drew his pistol and fired three shots as before stated. We had our version from what we considered good authority, and now give our young

Mend the benefit of liis statement, with the friendly suggestion that a pistol a not a necessary article of wearing apparel, and if kept off the person will seldom lead tbe wearer into trouble, or into the newqm* per#.

E.,11. Waj.M8I.st, Vice President of tbe'Young Mens' Christian Association, »a received a letter from Anna E, Dick* insori Stating that In consequence of her voice failing she Will be unable to fulfil har.«ng&»efneat for the 16th. She writes: saytfcat write tbis'-lfetter with "the most absolute regret and indeed sorrow, is but to say the truth. I said I would not jyieldjtill ^after the. 16th,, btrt my Doctor tells mo if I4o not feet at once I will injure my voicO for life—the disap*

lJioir Stato and county tnx muiit be

on or before the 20th inst., else the

me than it can possibly be to you.-— Doubtful as it may seem to you, I am not in the habit of breaking my engagements, ^fid if yott hav ndt lost sdl faith in me and so desire I will do my best to serve

A«M«won.^ We have been requested to publishrfhe above in ordeT that the Association may be relieved from all blame consequent upon the disappointment which must re «idt &019 uninspected 'check to.-tfw that "4iavfr »W*T wn made for the lecture. aisftKe&acfltrR of tickets will have their Ssf aispBcciiuwfi of tickets will ha^ insuring the choice oi.,a,.f»®i»———«• S. Senator for six years'from the 4th March next, Hi p»ei James Dvefik ihptfbflfzedV

U. S. Collector Alexander will j,ead nut November, theiririumpfc

at Whittaker's Grocery Store, on the 2

inst a lot of confiscated tobacco, deti w. h« linns lip for It lfttlt la vnoaa lead, and nothing can ed as tbo property ot Goo. B. Pogue,

n'ot be doubtful. Naturalization must

of Revenue Tax. •waritothe Preei

revent

aiee At ooee. frfeid«}fof

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penalties will bo added. The Treaai^ J, has no diflcrotion in this matter

Thk Inspectors of elections in county handed in reports yesterday of} elections held is thoir soveral townships, on Monday- The official majorities do not differ materially from the fig»r¥» given in yesterday's igaun,

T. 0. Buntxn, EBfylbo woll-knowb hotel man, has taken charge of the Terre Haute House. Under his care the house will lose none of its wide spread popularity. Attentive, careful, courteous, evef with a pleasant smile, and genial hospitality beaming from his fooe, the patroris of the house will always find it in truth a home and pleasant stopping plftcq.Meesrs. Sibley and Turnor, who for a time past have managed the house to the satisfaction of all concerned, will remfcte wnh

Ahother Election.—The City Council has ordered another election in the Third Ward, for the selection of Councilma to ba held on tho 29th inst. This will, without doubt, be a warmly contested affair down in that corner of the town: We resume the •ftme candidates will be pitted against each other, as on last Monday. They ran so well together, proving such good matches, that they must not be separated.

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AfHl #*-WWW in. t^a State!

Tuesday by United States Court: tfi'dereit,' 'itfki v|»Sii^er a petition So di.H-'barge in bankruptcy is flied with th Clark,-he tbuH BoMfy^hjs pr^f^giate thcfeuf^ and thtiieupon ttft saidfKegistet

shall notify tK* courfc whether the/cbankt rupt huM-in all,things conformed to hi» duty undfcr t^gkcU and Mb fiall!so for. ward tb^1report Of tbe wsTgnee, ami the Bame time ifthe case requires furthei proceedings on the part of the Regi^tef or assignee,"he sWatf forward a Btatepent of his own^and tbe assignee's account and "Ae")alanie, if ahy," iA htS hands.

POSgf TOWNSHl^-pCL 1JT COVfyTJ|

Editobb Express Th^ election in Posey tofrnahip, Clay i6onty, passed off quietly yesterday. So-called Democrat^ old-fogiec, .hard-shell*, and old.", radical hunkers held their township clique convententton onlast Saturday was a week, and, ai uBual, nominated an entire ticket. It was composed of men of the most radical anti-war and butternut order, but the National Democrats, Conservatives and Republican voters met yeeterday morning (election morning) and selected independent candidates and eleoted them over tbe regular so-called Democratic nominee?. They re-elected John H. Stephens, independent Union Democrat, Justice of the Peace. The Union voters acted in bar mony with each other. Union gain of about thirty-eight. Tbe town ship haa been giving for several years past over oue hundred of a Democratic ih&Jbrity, buta good portion of the Dem ttcfctU voted actfcd with iheBepubln cans yesterctayjf«nd thereby defeatiflig^ the clique, bunker anJ anti-war nominee#.-— Our Conseryaj|Ye and Republican neigh bors may expect to hear good news frotn Old Clay in October abd November next

Dqrqus Dimockat.j

STAmrtOK. lMD.^April 7, 1868.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.^

CptTKCIt. CftlMlKB, A^rllTth 1868. Council met in regular session, Mayor Cookerly in the Chair.

Councilmen present, Messrs. Allen, Andrews, Burnett Dowling, Laws, Mins shall and Soeburger.

The minute3 of tbe last meeting were read and approved. A^petition from Mwsrs. Wayner .& McPai4rt^»8kift| jJerniiMiott for the^T. H. & R. R. R._ Company to make a side track on 10th street, East and adjoining tbe.pnesen! |i^e tracks of,said road., 3ei ferred, to the. Street Committee. ,.,,f

The Mayor Md before the Councij a communication from tbe School Trustees, asking]the passage of an ordinance levying a sjifccial tix of twentyifi*&- cents on ea!ch one hundred dollars of taxable proptr|.y, and a poll tax of twenty-flve cents pn each poll within tbe city limits, for tjho support of the schools, io addition to tjbe revenues from the State.

The communication having been read, Mr. Dowling moved to refer it, for investigation and'&quiry, to a special Committeei(f tbuee^ whjjch motion wafe adopted, and the Mayo^ appointed Messrs, Dow ling, Minshali and Burnett as #aid Committee.

The petition1 df P. Steverson, askjng the privilege of putting up an outsjdo stairway on his new building at the corner ff Ohio and Ifyurtb street^ was pre sented, and (be sain® was granted.

Mr. "Dowling made a report, from the Committee on Streets and Bridges, on the ^ftioh IftOtadfjr'cittoiitf of thi jfeurth Ward, asking for a bridge over the canal bel.'W tbe Locks, recommending that (he petition be granted,'and ^hat the Street Commiwiotwr b« ordered to have (aid bridge fcrntfedfit 4j«t* iit iMeecBng two hundred and fifty dollars. ...Mr. Dowling *i»o MbmiUad a .report from a special committee, .which Was inferred th^6ommunicatian_of the school trastees, asking the issue of the Bonds of the city for an additional school building in the Third Ward. The report was adverse to the project, at present, owing to the financial oeodition of the city, and recommended that tbe school trustee? get along with tbe present building for the present. The report was concurred in unanimously.

Mr. Dowling introduced the following reeoiutieB, whicb-twaa uaaaimoualy adopt* M- A 4

Jtisolotct, That a special committee b* appointed, and that they be requested to consider and report how, and what mode, and ai what tune, this Council can properly legislate in tbe beat and most effeet* ive" manner to secure a redaction of tbe'

price of fresh animal food to the citizens of Terre Haute. That they consider if this can be done by a more judicious reletting of the market bouse staUs, $$ extending the number of such stalls, as well as encouragingcompetition, by extending the policy of free trade to that important branch of indpetry within the city limits.

Resolvedj That it is the duty of this Council to employ and exhaust all its cor-j porate powers in caring the evils of im-. proper "combinations" to raise the price of human food, and to consider how aj

€ft

Tbe^MayoVkppOiated Measfs. Lawes, Dowling and SeebilCger such Committee. Mr. Allen offered the following, whichj ^asadoptad .'* ftfttif/.Wfll

Resolved, That proposals -bei^yited foil grading aud graveling Walnut street between 3d and 4th.

Mr. Allen offered the following, which

was adopted: Resolved, That the City Assessor be re4 quired to have the assessment completed and lists prepared for action. of_thjJ Council a? tbo same time the Coujtty^ssessments are completed,

Mr. See(biirger off«"ed t^e .fallowing, which was sSopted: Resolved, That no jne but the Sexton

Grave Yard shall be allowed

crats Aves and fill lots in the Cemetery son! All*n ^ffered|he JqHpjiy,

tih*.solved,

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That proposals'te'invited

THt wbv and gravel Fifth street, south ..jTlie •an his "fir. Andrews offered^ the foilowin iden ot (*,r adopted^ HliJIiidHV/ *Jl$olv«4 Thai .tue Oty.' J*

4|cted lo e?tablis\^-pryer ^adejpi

4i atreeis anif ajlleys th»t part of tne •m- known 'as ^Rose's addition, east ol MA Railtoad-.faiKi A»t he fi^p^ts of hif ^•veys in the Clerk's office Jaue&rence

-Mr, AllenVtfdr^heXdlloi ng, whichj iljtae adopted:

gutters

9twets immediately. Nort^ rfr flW.'j i6?ftfe dra!ii1ngi as 'faf atflbe Ai!«alPi! ••^ractible may ije diverted to the cAnal— ^tbi^lbe^KtfginWiiraalt oi L° the same, to the end that the greateel possible drainage shall be made South a! above stated, in order to prevent too great accumulation of water on tbestreeU

North, and at the same time, not to interfere with the rights of property holders or disturb the grade of the etreets, and that tbe work be done under the suj)0r-

following

which was adopted: Resolved, That the taxes due by Mar shall Snodgrass be remitted on account ol his being blind and poor.

The Treasurer's report for the mon onding March 31st, 1868, showing receipt pr$272ea*^/«$d exp^jftiftfctf

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•pread on record. The Election Board in the Third War( ported that ibldtoob^ flibbl tot Robi ert Yan Vftl«ahr ,«ach received two hundred and thirty votes for Council^ man .of «aid War^. jj J|

Anew election waa ordered to be hel4 on tho 29th day of April, 1S68, in sai^ Ward.

Council adjourned. G. P. COOKERLY, Mayor. AttestrVW: Hjcbpe% Olerk.

rTRIBUTE

At a regular meeting of this Post th following resolutions were adopted Whereas, an All Wise Providence hi seen fit that one of our comrades Job A. Reeves in the prime of life and vigdr of manhoopd s^o^kl ba taken from us

we deeply deplore the loss of one a to & rade.

Resolved, That, as we have paid the last tribute of respect to the body of oqr late comrade, by attending to the graVe with military honors, we now tender jo his bereaved family and friends our hoartfialt sorra*. ap# syny^afli^

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Resolved, That a copy of the above action bp sent to the relatives, and alio published' in tbe papers! ,0 t,C:CRAWJ'qW). 1 I

J. B. Harris. Com'.

.0 N*. FilbicK. 9 '.

STATE ITEMS.

A lodge of Odd Fellows was instituted at Cloverdale yesterday. ,A

The Metropolitan Company are haVinggood houses at LaFayette.

c- ".iri A The store of Richard Young at Cyntaiana, was slightly burglarised on Monday night. |j

W. H. Hollas© will open Mie.^soiiic Hall, IJvanev-ille, sborflj with.taij excellent company.of dramatists.

Jam 8^ T. JoH^wj^, of-Pa^ addressed the-'Sullivan Republican ©lub at th^ir HallVm Tuesday, nitbt.

The vote on Monday was veTy^ ligjht tivroughout the State, fcpd therjfcsee{a| ito bavo been lack.of interest in the township .eljiglions, .. .{m

Hiiib-lXWHi'i

GovapKOR BAKXJ^ yesterday to attend

was at. Plainfidld meeting of t|)e n-

Board of Control of the Home for jaV« ile offenders. "*uS^A« •... it c- a r.*o -fV

Miss Alice KinsIbury appears n4xt week at tbe Metropolitan, Indianapolis, in Brougham's sensational drama of |he Lottery of Life .f MIA ii *J

THft4ollowing petition 1 ip have been filed AlobiV iio'bertobi Stdbeb^couWjrJ

Samuel R. Bavin, Randolph county. tzt .tjf a

In Vanderburgh aa^ aJJaceiit counties it is feared that tbe •'late frosl^iftiey have not entirely destroyed, J»ve aeriqufc ly injured the prospect ]^at}eac|t,^i|o^:

Republican primary^d^tionj in

tti* tfodfttftotatriefc has "pttbftib!y resulted in nomWiWiori W*3olikaj-His )t4{ieite^ majority is ovdr 1,000s.

The Evansvllle Gouritr of. TufaOay Iras so heavily loaded down with gac^ cocks and artillery th^tn^re^uired iwo days to reach this city.

Is Harrison countyron Saturday, ni| the mercury in the tibierm9meter.,SB$ii 21 degrees above zero, or '11 d*fne» below the freezing point. It ia thought that all tbe fruit in that section, execpt late apples was killed.^

Prof. Q. W, H0 ^„^Pjerintendent of Pablio instruetion of the-State of Indiana, will address be people of Sullivan co|ii^jr (^i.the ^Vfniii-f af ^he V*tb

Tbe Democrats h^ ve pufchftjsed all the •Knvspapers'in Jacks- ta-eotority^ fbr and will combine them into one, which is tot^'t^yfughf pi ypjRpljt

Henry V. and JoJtn Martin, late of tbe 23d Indiana, died K^utly fit their residence in Livonia/ SVnshington county, from the effects of wounds received in the Bervice. Both we«» gallant soldiers, 1

Ji iVi iir'j tT^T Sauuel Loosmn, of Sponcer county, a few days ago dreppdd his pocket-book,

ifiAttKeyrtit since been heard fjom.

Two gentlemea, having drank rather! often to the health of tho successful can-I

ff partiesTeuBiVing a* Broken and

displaced arm.—Sullivan Union. oaii ii-'•.v. •''*j' i.j-' iu j'i-i' i.i.ealT

For tho month of February, the Jbelle-)

SMJWWaw ymp tmmsenger receipts to the amouut of §28,031. Tax, $770 mouth in 1867, the receipts were~?30,000

a« 5Colnnfw?dlEry

Templars of tbe State of Indiana assem-j bled in it£ Pfl^pteen^h -.C^aQlave I at the AsyJunl of Rapw iOoailMandery^ No. 1, in Indianapolis on the 7th inst.

James O'Brien has carried Hamilton county for the nomination for Congress in the EigHth^isft^ct 'Ujrb'TOr four hundred and fifty majority. He carried eight of the nine townships in the con ti/.O'f&UUUfcJi—1'

There can be no question as to the fa it! that a large number of Democrots voted at the primary- election oh 'M^fiday. If] they vote the Republican ticket next Oc-'

some atonement for their dishonorable conduct.—LaFayetie Journalt ,lM -:il' uf:,'.. t' TilMI.7 8l

We were in too great haste yesterday in. rejoicing Hver the/pucces^of-Ulr. fi. •W.

kHa4folr3,*ft

yeaM'

OFRB8PtiC8l.

the J&thial, in trs conteSt

for "Supervisorsbip." He was defeated, ignoitiiniiouWiy Wiried ilu'der si'itoajority^of biniet^gey^tf'ofit of seveft buiidred'vbtes. —Ind. Herald.

AiblSikii fy^XegdStATioii idtfvg\een filed in the office of, tbe Secretary of State, of the Miami Valley Furniture Manufacturing Company, located at Lawrence-j Mttlllhe (^l^atb^ii iwenty 4^-j •and dollars, the term of existence is fiftjj

edj birA

poplexy, caused by a high state of mentpl excitement: She had just left church where she had been very bappy^over. the co^yeraibn of a daughter. -H-r- ft 'Toa ylft'l

Thk Republicans of Indiana will opi poK allattpcka^tha Matiooal citeflit.-r Th^y beHevelntft xD^QoTerrimentliaB th* right to pay the five-twenty bonds in "greenback* bnt whan they-me W^aM'li must be done with greenbacks having a value. The Pendletonians, however, de* mand that the greenback currency shall be watered until Immm as^fqstiiles^ as Jeff Davis's* shiriptasters* were thirty days before the fall of Richmond, and that then they ^ikl} ^be .Qifefd^ 9a |Q^ir publifc creditors in exchange for bonds drawing interest.-—Ind. Journal.

Jj£. HKR^Ward//

the Southern Prison, came yesterday wit four boys from the Prison, whom it had been decided to send to the Houbo of Refuge. The boys were in verygood spiritj, and seemed greatly elated over thje ,«han«vjfreque,ntly expressing th^iijjatia(faaipf. 1 Jtift, bafotei.Ul)e f®rre' Q(4ite train started, Col. Merriwether, who had the boys ^ith him in,a.room at,the depot, stepped out,' leaving' tbem alone, and returning in a few minutes, found that they bad made their escape through -wi cdo vf, and by that time ware idot^t)^ several squares away.-—Herald.

—^—Ms-.:\r

A stork in Town having been since, a mob collected and seized", three men suspected of the crime, and hecfas6 Jb'ey would not confess, hung two of theai\iilHl life was almost extinct. The case is -now Undergoing legal investigation, and w,e tfebpb at will result in the punishment of these lawless desperadoes who attempt to pu»ish crimes without anthority.

on Mon

day a larger vote was polled than for a 'nbibbel 8f|?eiN bifora, morb-^psrl^s In consequence of tbe large number of candidates for nomination in tbe field, all of whoftf bad their friends7 Hut actively at work. The entire regular Republican township ticket was elected by about 460 Wajorj^y., This i^a grfin of iow.^^dn tbe last Congressional

A La Fayette dispafcb'P^ Mr. Orth is nomifiaJtod.fo^ Congress by a majority of about 2,u00 over Colonel Wilson, bj )^|rljt|^50 over Wilson and Godfrey, an^ abqpt 1,525 over his thrbe ^ompeVitors'«6tallined. Messrs. Breckihridge and Dresser, both of this el ly, are the nominees for the Legislature, Mr.. Marks for Treasurer, Colonel Learning for Sheriff, Charles M. Parker for Recorder, Samuel L. Hiett for District Attorney, Oilar for Real Estate Appraiser, attd

'•SPrrfrPTiffiyrgn

»4ed

err*'1 evidttit P»*!

Th**examination of tbe Cdllege clashes at Crawfordsville for the winter term came off tbe •Sitil, aad: «Jth' ^ult. The young men of the variousfdiMM acquitted themselves witifejjM»cbjef-p}it,jand fully satisfied the examining..i^^m^tiea and also their numerous frien|f ji| at^ridance that their minds tiad been well applied to a mastery of the studies purstjed daring ilhe iatBL jaaipe£geedn^ucrit'r^»'

'Nbtici 'OF

:Cii$r^|firr*.

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^.'-BpiiMDs

having removed his business stand to $th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared [yftrAlsJhii ^ciiii^GJden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Ac. dtf

Danton Kjds—Evening colors at jMQ 'XiBH ,riT*TaLX,Rbm*t ACo.'s.

«r» m» ac»T» I

tate Fair, "Barrett's

Hair Restorative" fcok th^ Jim Premium over all other competitors, and is still

Gemtlemkm I get your clothes cleaned colored and repaired, at H. F. Reiner's.— He is doing the best work in town.

4484M,W ND flWNitiQVf "T&K OStice.^—On, Thursday evening, the 9th inst, at 9 oclock p. m., tbe popular caterer Joseph Kern will throw open the doors of "The Office" at tbftitttu*mhMtmt a' Grand Free Lunch. Ho hereby extends a gen' eral invitation t»~*U-bis old and new friends, to attend tha opening of his new

M(P!V0i*riu fitting up, and will, serve ^he best of

on his numerous ^ustbmors. So remem ber Thursday night at 9 p. M. Everybody is expected to call at "The Office,' aa T?.iata t#asS

RldixVEDfthlfl 3ay at' fiyco & £o%Dld%B'Liiiedaft^ Cuffs, Goat's Shirt Fronts, in variety of patterns. dtf.

New 9pRtw^% wil 1 open

ecrtment of PftUeTO JJgnneU and Hats, to «|tenV^ ,8f t^e ladies and would ba pleased to have them

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.'fj and white. Good ns Danton $1,25, at d6t] Tubll, Rlpky & Co's.

Alexander Kbm^ all numbers, at

d6,5r

Sundowns pf g|ade^9a^in all the

!®apiiste§a!^ss &c. Bonnets the finest .osut( at the lowest rates, at

a, at S. L. Straus',

Elkoant line Bfl&k and Fancy Silks, ^Prinipain^, zti Jtfti ri^ad.ai "t d6t] Tdell, Ripley & Co's-

Hayward db Rtan are regulaily li-

cens the

1{ggfr6f'iim8lfrSt

Old

mom

Ola Universalist Church building.— Auction Bales "ofrf'^ry Goo^, potions, Bdofe, feh ol,,QaeTOM&re every night, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock a. m. jCfynsign'ments solicited^^and /siilp3 promptly and satisfactorily attended to. dtf.

single «fan^-atf .11 3,d2w'} Ceav&bsn A Bichowskt'b

old Pfafih Bra

Fjve.Ykai Fivi/'

any

Bourbon, extra good,

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Neck-Tieb, Collars and Cuffs, nice an^ new, at Riddle's lSl Main street. [28,dtf

1?re881Bttt'50NS,in great, variety, a( Riidle^f, t5iriaW4treetv—' -'[38,dtf

Florence Sewing Machines, at Rid-

New Variety Goods, at Riddles 155 Main street. [28,dtf

Coffee 25 cents per pouf at Ray A ftitorfr.') ieaifAfc Fancy Dxbiko, Scourinq and~Re fairing.—H F/Reiners still continues te clean, jand. coloi ali. kinds of ladies' anc gentlemen's Wfter" in any fashionabli shads also has a practical tailor engagi tovepair geh t's eWtljes kilba»^i«tss»«tylei. dtf'

It is a fixed Stoves, ^better than any other call and see. dtf

tatoes, Garden Seeds, Nursery Plants, Bay Afffciigyfoi e'stttte

N of ICE tfd" the "Ladie& of Terrp Haxjte,— Having fitted up rooms in No. 157 Main street, 3d story, oyer Rippetoejs it re ii Dress making.in all its various branches Also, plain Sewing, Stitching, &c., dOi'

ml9dlitu .•si,io?AKAiasrj

the benefit of the wearer—can be applet 1 to any American Watch in five minut® at trifiing oxpenso. AlsOf AmeTican a Swiss Watches of *H dss«ciption«^fbr AtiJuHN Block.

Htt. IkttBMifW!8,TNo.jfeWarr}n'8 M".,,.!ii'H2at«dtf!

MEW ADVERTISE MEN tL

on the 6til day of April, IF68, having been a tie

W* ace a

Give him. a call

Thomson's patent ^/C|orjet is still gaining in popular favor, and -wherever introduced is jsuperseding every other kind. To be had in this City of tbe 9oU Agents, Saxton A Walmsxjct.

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Singer Sewing Hacluneti.' In order to defotff-iiKjrt'taeanB, time and atteta*

lUu^f iw will occupy ay ofltoe fur :!e

nrMeat, where I hop#ail in neid«C a traly «obd Mactiino. iaiaa»none better) will call- and pit-, roblie Mr. Kiaer, who,has tfeen'ttUh Hke fcr aoite time pakt, as well aa.in the adjuating roomoC tfce Oompany *t IufiiataapDlie, where ba haa oMalnM' •a thoro«»h3u«»*M4B Withe Machine.

M^.-Eiler• anhoneat, energetkiyonoa man, with good hasiaeaa .cap*clty, and I bespeak, for him'e-Hberallpatronagr, and wiSh h.Ha etulndMitA •nreew, and now b*iug better enabled to attehd

9 at

SriOBS. -s w: THOS.H.BIC Ir(-HiiU« 3KaiCh SB, UB« uxi

IDDXE^ nfi

al»ayaJ?Jife to part with good Agents,

and especially bo with one with _the energy and

both the Machino trade and hie other basinet*, and by his ptoonring nsa goad man *o take hW liar?, we hare ccntoatcd t» the ehang«, and leet Lfaiie imnreeaioa mUM arise from the ohange, ta ?h» dTtHmwTof Mr.

RlHi-,-r. woa!d ,ay that kl,

bnslness traniaotioas with us have been of ih •jUManUbaijtftor,&»d o£r^at||tJsgtot in tbrnoti »m *MWWt®ry will,

df honor acdlBtegrity. aad wish hliiabun-.

MMhJtrcoA

M. J. Oatsuk, 9tat« Agssit

lUjliiJisjpoliSf March 23,186S. -fwJi -^»c-*Sj "i* clatafcw fis« 3a*j .ihi+.rjil* l-ttji «.»«. t-st^Ollw mix,

-. ATTORNEEP8. w&t: s"^'Bo vBsird^OraflTeiUaMrwt -A&'Mn«iy ft 3*1^11, Third at., unr MhoiMW( Soott Duy, 60 Ohio StrMt.

ARCttlTBCffi WtimSmaB. J. A: Wrikgk eonnHUja ahfl futfc. ,01m Ittiith

tr-j »Mod set!

io ^Wf*" tmdatffh

/{L ^i VtRMt9$ 'sqquori' Hurj Ujrau, jtrwt

M. er. O'Ooaavn, Mala MMfMaf •fl'MMIr: "fXJAKBIAOE FJLCffOBT.

.J«f tbed .COMMEftqiALWLUMl. ,i^8aMlDi.a Owva, ,frlsHy4 'Mi M'k itaiaj 1GOMMI68ION AlfD CiRAlN

BrtfAt ai'lbmi

John McF Richard

Eagle Iron Works, Wm. J. Bail Co., corner 1st and Walnut. Vigo Foundry and JtarJilne Shop, Seath, Smith

Co., near T. H. I. and S. 0. B. R. Freight Depot.

ge^not. CrtJNBl

Mlrai»£F9!nN«n ooWMt krmstrong, Ohio ^ATS A^

HOTELS.

National House, corner~Bixth and Main. Clark House, cornsr Ohio and First. ?^stffis8f^jasESMJa5'

Weo'r'isss'i'sj'.si? HOUSS AND aXGN FAINTKR8. B. Buckell,

South Fourth street.

"Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., last of 4th. W. Howard Maan tod, cierrf it.^.ftween Sd and 4th. f.L I Ji 1 iNSURANCE AGENTS.

q«8t(0 MUSIO BEAIAB& «1 J. O. Iiindemann, 91 Main street. L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tlttman, 201 Main street. MILLINERY. Mia'. MiA lbwatt, ap^usiMHLaf Olta. Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs. MONUMENTS-SCOTCH |GRANITJC

Jas. O. Wilson, P. 0. Box 734. a iKoiltoNSiiANXi iirBiatMfiVHr:

NTo»t^ aoV' GROCK

6tiv

dMNfiett^iAH*

C. B. Miller, orders at Post Office.

JlStidrfBii' & 1*0 ge, .corns tit X&i^h Stron^M)fflaitllre4 Bay ABaily, Tourtn atreet, Sooth of PottOflci Be Re

Wright Co., 165 Mainatreet.

J. A. Foots, 66 Main street.

BaiA? has jti^t1rec^SVe'd Stock of Stoves iver^ougbt to th'is&arket, Gives more trimmings at less prices thai can be had at auction sales. dtf

Ws are,

i'e

OOAL mLIMS.' lo ,bni

Ohio itnu bllo Hoar*.

DENTISTS.

J. Richardson, Ohio itml, M. Third and 4th. DRY GOODS. Tuell, Bipley Co., coraer 6th and Main itrwlj

A. Nippert, 116 Main street Sdaall Co., corner Fourth and Main (treat Saxton Walmsley, 111 Main street.

Ira Orover, Fourth street, opposite Market. aer Main and fourth.

B*rr, Qnlick Berry, corner I. L. Mahan Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third. .BQtatflfeft Aim M&«fll** 8BM*

a P.

3£38i

Isaac Ball, cornsr Third and Gharry.

»CTd»B«pj|LCCTeii.L

Mmoupcement

£i*j£r~-wenu

•isbade si.

lican nominating Convention. Ws are authorised to announce CEPHAS

Wa are anUMMlsad,,to annojaaoa the DAVIXS JTOHHSbKlft emdlJaU far •g^^^argaaaarsL^aaww

Ws are antbprisad ta moista lksisaaii SAHtJEL C. SOOTT aa a candidate for tha oMi of County Treasurer, sutysot to tha daclaloa 1 tha Bepnblioan nominating Oonrantion.

FAW^fe Tigo count pablicap Nominating Ooavaattoii^' to be bald sH 13th of Jftne.

Wa are authorised to announce Uia

of the ItefuibKcaB^miaat^ig .c^^eatloi^. Wc are aat GBO W. Li flea of Count, Af tha Ka{hibUcan nosAaatlog coavantlOQ.

'^1$

nare aa|

NbricB

Jiotiee ti hereby gfreS {h^t 't4erA' will ^e Spfcml Election held at Thompson'* Cooper Sh tabncoilman, to in tho Third K6f orth tho vacancy occasioned ty the death of Virgil Sparlu, a Q^pociiman of said Ward, on-.WMpdi-

Dt^

ity Tm« Sam, subjMt frsisicL" iblican noSaWatlog convantlOQ. a

W n*

WN as a caslidats fasAtnUa it surer, ItAjlct to th4 liitlsipa of tlii County Capventioq^ vsitJfcs:' to ittfnounce tH naaia

Candidate-for theoflca of bounty Treasurer, sub

,»sii*»«^/.Wi».prt Ware authorised' to annonnce tha name WM. I/.!SHir*r aa~ a stirtidatt for the office I

We are authorised to annoume ttka 'aam 4'

of the Bepnbliean County Convention.

»w»tynJrtk.i!Ax

Wa ara authorlaed to annonnce Majol O,' v"oTfonnty^»nti(e^fc%^^SM»l*3f(|^ publican nominating Convention.

Wa are aatiM&d^tiiiibnoMii^ I SIMPSON as a candidate for re-elect

Wc are authorised to annonnce F. a. MSm'

publican nominating Convention.. Wr-si^^^d^ann^hiy^i JAMES H. UBHEB aa a eandidate ftrt-'Aa" flee iff OaaiW 'Oiark, sab|act^to tjh£ deaisioa I the Bepnbliean nominating Convention.

Apcftbacasfcs jhfM* H- PsiaciBal dap?»f, TBfMflflfT ST.^^pfXfy, IfASS. ^aica, SI parnasW", mfW a8deodl,w •Uj^i wtUt iiuti f-..

G3 ot t:*t

^rheUa^lto.'irS^ M&tih*? The Franklin Brick Machine.

iagwaraatead wUhatc^^ mw an4 twa VrS«a make

2,600

to Sjkt&HMfA-jtm* bricks par

•p} J»yatea«^,oea»aT^o#jai h*ar, the facilities for. rpaovfeg them. Iofcr onatoata thtau facta by maehlnsa lng intt|ieltilJw SAMtTBt W. Jl _S7 Wotiwtt Avaoae,Detroit,

,SiS&A "."T TSs^k*

.m#2ttoW~ tmti ^*sw*r

Ixtract

Is a Mvarage pittieslarly adapted to persons of weak and iUfeUttaUd iisaStJfotUoa, and all thoee who ara l»to*lag ssSw Ijupepsia, lm of appaUU, Illl ^lenia^Hy ISMrs^'ltebillty, IMi«(%wawsssat of UasiMasya^M.

la saperMlit* ak. jaHar..nd spiritaous and ia all caaea where

OT i'Mhi

Jknuss ar Isuts

"tMSlfil MM-ia sMt MlysWy (iw aat hawraW. ifci and s:^saraaa,-"^,'~

Morv's Mils SkMaav DSMT ifor Amtrloa,)

fjg W AO E

ils.'=f 60 par

v.if.'iWisiKiJiiSS?' S2 doaea or 0 aeate par SlfekTa bottle .3WWI* tllW

tbe,beat Oigar in ia box.

"•Illy Barr tk Market At MAHAN CO'S Drug Store. .•11 l!'•••.1 iij'i i'l'fl

Motk Palcfees, Trecklea »nd Tag.— 'Me only leltahle Itemedy fbr those brown discoldratfimi/'^ the •'WhiiJ's *XD '^UCKtatWriMV.'' TrepMatf'ial^ by »*. ^. 0. P01T, 49 Bond St., Hew Tork. Sold everywhere. a Wu*sw* -htth i» —.'flMsi -:vt) «l:f »-i!ai"?!i oj •. "Opera Pearliae/' .with, a Photp of aoiad 0»ara Wageri. toWa"^^ toilet Fowiar^— Ladiee, try it. Ai 1.1. liluAK i- '. mSMC^tore

SPRING SHAWLS,

PAlStitT SHAWLS.!w

i.im BHOCHE aHiiW5W»

8TSI1LA SHAWM, .*• -f 4riij *i -v

2JV BEAVXLFUL JSXYJLJE8, :•. e« -.ijuen ii.,s:J ~r iii,•!#-?,-7. .•

aniiHftoi st -A n.ii. A1L

co«niirts*HAeei!it)(-s.

baa mo-Jial fcedsitdo|n^ b^bfftfd ljjto aoos t»« bieW klmw: •*. aJqi .bhow ~nj oi ns.'ijj vt

JK)b 3£8«

llmvi ad)

BliSlwIl^f^oJi^inClfeetralti

wei«ri3n won edi V'l

SPRING

E S S O O S

lo sflitffl vd li:€ 4IO -*jqe-:3s m'dv1*ffi daid^ I 'iu doao no Lr.mr.n.L dSifr ioqqii ».i !i

audi QZ niAJitfl isetO

t»8!l Iji'j* m~*i UK fTo"rJ39fiiii' til adJ ANP^tttoa l.'A diiv

V_«- t\.

U"' OOTTONA9£8/^ Ultjr.:

Hr nw,iMfeweRi fwi edd hftirrr.it -0 r?rr- -Utdl-baw** AT .a$t' j£:J -/r ••••in '.J "?n I

Widw If iKA'Pi r^.U 3}.HI1B3 0 bmh booqfe ii V«IJ V7I1 ,.T .V. pn^aQoodAssortmeiitof

1 Ifa: ban ,0i~ I at meet *-n54 bits sirSv I

Bleared and Brown,

I? a a aiai Jt»iJ wKfLUdA».W»iiJo srfj i:i coiiiaq .lb'- .0 'i

STRIPES dwudv mUi:•• ,rj'

ixw ed! btrs OCT! iov Jiw .Qfl iodO lo tftni'irj nil ertJ si rixi

C0IHBLID8 I BA6GEITYS

A •„-X n^sua' od

•asortment of Ai

nsr io asr s,

iiw^nilieo s:d bar AT

iaii

aiaklng Hpass

sdw

than it liaa yat |^|ea pa*

anaqMlied, bid for watkk

around dwellings, it Is preferable to all otheta la growth can make Ita way through no t^. it 7 '1 If £l ®ffl, ul«i

UJ Hj'-J 1'«

A HOMBI-":i i'-je/

FOR SALE.

T70R, SALS-tSKWINQ MAjcaufB. Having pnrchaced a Singer Sewing Ma-

sra-js-s ,*.,rss

tytf Carnar 3d A Walaws stna^ ^,

OR, SALE.-—I Cuseo Po taAoea iat pa-'a, the moat productive Pot*1& U. tt lias ylaWad 5®U basbels from an acriL

*341w*wlm, Oan atile SoctU of Haale.,.

aALB —Valuable Real Sa. TAT®:—The ltt|n Brick Store Room on IH carasr af Wabash and ThlrJ 8tr ate, oaoa^Md aa a'Drag Store, nearly saw, aad In goad condition.

TMDraaob Bank Boildiag. ht«7 ketoa Ohio Street. A drsirabU BalldtcgLot oa Wahaek Street, baISHuasi Fourth and Fifth »treat*.

AIM sevaral

!nleefy

sit naiad lota saitsbla fcr

aftaB'SeHdaaeea, near th* Mail Faatory. Tth pfo^rty wifl Ss'Seld at a great bant a la.

For farms, apply'to finros Husarr, at National Stato Bank. maXldAwSv

T?QflS.4JJ^-«rA Jjusiiiesfr Stand

I wish to reatovar—A hargaiu to ba had. Wain Street, b«t,ve«n and 7, sonth «He, No. )9i. ap!2dCt' A. UHABBB.W

T?OK SAiLS-r-S«veraiHouaea a»d X?i iL*t« iaa thrtviag part.of.ihertty it800» 91,600 ttcb. Bnqnlreof tn owner, Wm. Dosler, one sqnara eaSt or the Union tejWt. GolifWskck aanlooe new3e*tag MaahMabs vf# aidtf.iji^g HA io

OR SALE.—-Ui) Strawberry ..JUilt—ipntai'ning »ix ioom» and _jll,'#boJl arfll, cistenr and ie!1ar, doof-yartftrtH •at with fruit tr»s, •(•rubbery aad tOwers good atablo with rletern and carriage h«uee, together

Sving

I"T ,,|—^

•MINE AND SALS.—I Witt-Hell, for ca«h, or ex-

»"«1 UML.A i-. .Bdl.-.TiilJn («Y nr.: ,nt (i :lilW fctilttUjrll, i-.i

.r^osicojsa

t.trt

,vj

CsimiCS A HAGCEKTV S,

Sorae^aciaiidMain8ta^ Terre- Haute, Indiana I —-.T

1 will asiamaf aU^caM p^tMag-dewli

ner for stone, In that It never wean to a dangerou ^an4 tain joiinta to bscUna eaaven

th* bMt bMnra-^dtalbU .W?|

•S,

SBooiki

kaaAbsra pars air walH tit

propooo to Mid two dwoH

bUJ I MIM IBd lot. SIT VIM. Can fotoU

loate ea)a

^dMnojn

that if p%rTniW*R'S Tip DOCLOtmtui far aiWBAnOIA PIlrL, yon have ia «¥Wki4Meu MMtf]|.:ag«dMSt Neuralgia, Ker^ •Bd-all coiapl aiats of'tha aafrttfe iMst pa coasoting To those ao at medicine on the xxsvp tyUID ^s^fypod oas tion^i-.^ j"iK /. ...ffy.ti IA ,/i

cAa has*, jsitiitth taMeanUi aa thay wosll ss^ss tbsiasslTsa, aadoa aors taws bletarms.— TUiput offba oily Ukprbvtafta^idly. Thk liafcbkorMsd Is 41a. 1. Cha lets ara high an# aic3. aad .Ms*

MBARS,

K&x"Ka/tBOAa, 'y.

bar tha piai

Terre Hante Mill Fu

liat foMtsy, AM' tkSy asa

-. .. UMaaticasatUfcsUoa of their oastosaars. aa weU/a style m. Ui Mfi|, ho autter aMnt tha slmpaof the foot tlb sary beat cbolsa snssarslWays hand.f

A^lBIh^A VA CHIMB,

t«*.r

aln^ad

LEASE

pOAlr'-i FOB SA change for city/Sr othhr |ropa(ty, my.lease,hav-

I thirteenyeata to nu, of 20 acres.of ground, as good a foal lHme on It as can be fcsUd uaar theciiy. Everything la hi goad ordar/ the Oaal la the bast River Ooai dabv.red •ante. I wll also sell, on the same term*, the fixtures atta6n£! therato, tnclndia^ five teams. The propsrty ie sitaatad «n)y twa tatilaa ilea Irom the aaty.

wriiM

BUBS*

prtlhlMir .1J0"S SIcrA&OANB, 17dlm P. Or Box MK.ilrirol "i«

ket Home.

II I bi.

FOR RENT'. iUo •m

OR KENT.—No. 17 Third a few doors nOrth of Mala I Sowaaaiul Keaidence Inaoaaeetios. JMIk a

BOOTS AND SHOES.

fittEAT CLGARANCR SALS 'F..-W- .« «i*s^s*ai yp •.aaxlit -ta .**.- tui

Boots & Shoes'.

m«

-.ac iU*vd

•fV.'

"if

f' i« taoi'iw"

Owing to tl)e Great,

Panic of the Times wllialos* oat my Stock of Boots and Shoes/ar Thirty Days,..its

Be^rdlewti^M! I wilt sell my owh manufacture of t-O- -r. ,HM I French Calf Boots for

$8,

Kip f#,50 and 17.

Call and examine, and you ara «ur« lo tuy.

0. E. BUGGLES,

1, .No,. IO North 4th febildlm .OJoi) at. .vrjtog ,Rawrt ZIOIfeHMV KO!)

1 1*— «:d

Boots & Shoes

Itiial

u(i)iiTuaio dfwe ij Ifi7 nqivni ti ,«fa i*r- ,f h-fw-S

Lam

S, A. A ITAS *j. Nr(u, "Would inform the cttlsens of Terre^Haata- and vicinity that«aUlyf ^aS»l ftt»to*0f A,Q|atfsUer. •,

Depew-

Wd ts prajiAifM to XA HV^AOTUBB all Mrt 'ia hit line in a tnaiftier aat ta be surpassed by a«y House In (hs West. Be llas had 'H

25 Years Experience

in SL4 B06^Jk'^bl^biatiiasarani IS cntibtnt of eiviag. i,, ,. ......

SATISFACTION TO ALL

Being a Practical workman and having had experience in New Tork, PBUataphta, BartflaoiV, m^ 6rbMs and other prixeipal cMM,"h hit •raaaon for raaklag the abava statement. ,„„x

THE 11D1ES

bafitted with SHOI8 aad GAltCtts' kind of material that thuf ChoSk ttf inkft1'

cai^ anj

the

gidbtdfrliv

gOOTS AND SHOES

.. .wa? tbe Cliitetatf "lmssmwa4 a

rtj nr

GEJ*TI.E!liK!¥t

ara.also inforroed that they can got a JBOCMf SHOE TO FIT io thii eatabllshment

Call at 99.

s'i

vd Ui±f

if'iyDB E WS selling

Boots Vtfy Cheap f* 4°»« •¥',i 'u fuid ^j[(ew, Ta Stake cuobi {or Spring stock. Fqo .'will r, ,®0n,,y callfagonBlm at ft JtecTbaiwps Blooh,Jy**

Particular AtteaMi»,_if gimt «o

ousiomIWORK TU* l)«|ertmMU i« ia tlia haal af KItI,»Dl WOBKMfrti. ootlAft' ".

11 1

throng!

Ttr A.

•attest

if down ftoi zzn-Jti

ftt'lhH

Stb1*i bf j.'-f'i .fl.V ,s jmtov 'oizfi-t.. I

'-J..— -I-

STATlO^JSRlt:

WL W, O'COKNELL Mas dispose efihfs On!*rtakiag ^uiite*svwlLi«b had become uen^sary In coAaeqaence ef the rapid fritjreesl of'lifs

BOOK TBA1IE

He ml

\mplete etock of and StttjUtide^y,

Booicsi

SCHOOL MOK8,

MfAGAZita, A»t a oonltaa«|ia« ,at fto-ftrad« heretoiorv lib«nlly %93A w%

FOR OWE iMiLtAR! xrrt $BlL DBES3 PAtrtBNS PAKT VV tertS, Webs, Cottotf CTBtti, -Sftawh, is, SMetfogs 'tacpauis Ssi

PAT--Oar-

patio r», SMattogs, Dry ana Fanejr..Oeeda.,. tc.„ .•. ..Ota lata oi dMtlbln •wmr oie Dptiar Kack.

Faas,

lars or Twelve 1'kecks *40 dealtfbtog twelve diArMt art

partiiMi-

is DoltU.

Wag toll On idaA'whfci

whfck we Willi

j%inex"i WMda-jajuti'c.

^fasafictaters' Agent*,

64 A 66 yaosaAL Swn,m2Jwly ^BO^TOH, A 83.

Plows for Sale!

fTfl^ BeetWd Cheapest Bo-wsia J- this market. I ask the Far mere" to examine, them before huythg others, aad they %1H

oon-

viace4t They can ba seen at Ira Srtmr's 4ta*e, at J. A, Foota's Store, at tha Zagla Iron Works, and at Messrs. Ljne & laws' Store'. Thereof tMlMntkinA: Union, Blehmond, Pox Klfer, llliaalaO ipper, Gsstad Detanr, aad Double Sfcoiel-

T^e Uaioa Plow is thf beat in use. mitfdSw ^OSKPH QBOVElt.

«r -.'storo AHl"

tM ur