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DAILY EXPRESS.

v^nKE-HAUTK, IN1-

Monday Homing, April 13th, 1S68

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Bea!oa Pff.ji.5BsU—Iliftard iitrout. Foi Kent— KoiiJonco— W. II. Worthington. Sale cr Exchange—Building Site.

SAMUKL W. Bio-visr, of Honey Creek township, is tho latest announcement for the Sheriffrtlity on the Democratic side.

Know !—The lovers of the'game of croquet—a mighty poor kind of billiard* oa grass, by the way—have begun the season at this place, and play the sun'to rest every evening.

Tar. WABASH RIVER has gone down low, within its banks. Another rise is an. ticipatcd by the water-wise soon. In the meanwhile bus* fishing is being enjoyfd by thr Waltonians.

B. LKWIS, maulting engineer of the St. Louis, Vandalift and Terre Haute Railroad Company, is in the city. He is making bis arrangcuionts for an early survey of the proposed railway.

THE Tarre Haule and Indianapolis Railroad Company have employed a competent engineer to survey lateral branches to coal fields and mines, with a view to immediate construction, and aluo for the purpose of making a double track of their road.

ALL INIBRESTED io the welfare of the Y. Jl. C. A. aro cordially invited to attend tho next rogular meeting to be held on Tuesday evening, April 14, at whioh time tho new Board of officers will be inaugurated and business of great importance presented for consideration. Let each one feel it a duty to be present and take part in tho oxercises.

OFFICES TO BE FILLED.—In this county at the coming October election the following officers aro to be elected: One State Senator, two Representative!, County Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff, Sur* veyor Coroner, Real Estate Appraiser, und otte Assessor in each township. Besides^ the people will vote for a Common Pleas Judjjo. a Common Pleas Prosecutor, a Congressman, and a full tickct for State officers.

THH 'WEATHER, TEE MOON, AND THE FRUIT.—The cold nights of last week accompanied as they were by squalls of snow, feitr have endangered.the fruit crop very much. Many people have become entirely discouraged, but old fruit growers will not give up the crop, and insist that they never knew fruit to be killed in the light of the mcon. If the moon saves our l'ruit crop this year, we shali never cease to be thankful when we behold its light. We want more fruits this fall than the "fruits of victory."— We only wish our fruit crop was as certain as tho latter.

ABBESTED ASD COMMITTED.—William Rariden, who stole a couple of air guns, ralued at 5*160, from W. J. Swope, a couple of weeks since, ieft them at Hayward & Ryan's until train time, and when Swope went to recover them made a murderous attack on him with a drawn knife, was arrested at Anderson, east of Indianapolis, 011 Friday, and on an examination •Saturday evening, before Esq. Denehie, was committed to jail in default of giving bouds in the sum of $1,000. One of the guns was found in Raridan's possession, the other is in a pawn-broker's shop at Indianapolis.

-Now You SEE IT, AND NOW YOU DOM'T.—Tho well inloroied Indianapolis correspondent of the Cincinnati

£QQ6TRAORDINARY.—What eggsagerawtd quantities of eggs the eggsigoncenciee of the oceaeion yesterday eggehibited.— The eggsact number and eggsellonce of the eggs eaten, we aro not eggspected to ijggfbibit, but Easter's mission 'tis to egg4»alt the eggsit of eggs, and eggsRmine their ejcgscavatione. The number eggseeded all eggspectation, and eggsept an eggscess or two, we eggsclaim -'how excellent are oggi." We cggscuse all eggsecrably eggsecuted hen fruit for eggsceptional egg»e nplification of eBgstraneoun eggsalatiou!, only eggshorting to more eggtemplary eggspediects henceforth.

COL J. I. ALKXANDKR was safely delivered of a few feeble remarks in pre «nce of a select circle at tbe Next Court Beuee on Saturday evening. Jesse b» waited the extravagance of the Radicals in baring two Representatives in Con^rots from thU Congressional District, and gushed with laohrymose and diarrheas eloquence over the slings and arrows with which outrageous fortune has ASxicied :he great Republic. Jeste spake 1 •mtfc unusual ucct on saying many things I

whereof our reporter, who was but & looker-on and not one of the veritable

Campaign Weekly Express-

A CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

0uly $1,00 for Xearly Eight Months!

WE propose to furnish the WEEKLY

One Dollar

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First of December,

EXPRESS until the

period of nearly eight month?, for only

ting Stale and Presidential campaigns.

TO-DAVS ADVERTISEMENTS

No effort 09 our part,will be spared to

make tho WEEKLY EXPRKSB a useful newspaper, a welcome visitor, and a faith

ful exponent of tho Republican Party.—

Aside from National affaire, tbe local pol Itics of the State' Congressional District

and County—in fact, every Township in

the County will receive all possible attention. The leading Republican speeches

of the campaign will be published and we shall continue our usual variety of tele-

graphs and home news, home and for

eign market', &c.

Our Low Rate

puts it in the power of

Grant Clubs and local committees to supply their townships and neighborhoods

with good Republican sentiments, at a tri

fling expense.

Arow ii the time to form public eentunent.

Good Republican documents should be put

in the hands of those undecided as to

whioh party to attach themselves. Few

votes are changed by the vast amount

time, money and talent expended just on

the eve of election. Republican newspa

pers should be sown broadcast. They are bettor than speeches, printed or oral, com

ing every week with sharp, brief, pointed

items, they are the small shot that tell.—

It is a steady agency tho work goes on

Contiguously, as the seed grows in the

ground. Democratic speakers and news-

paprrs are stripping for the field. Bad

soed will grow if the ground is not occu

pied by goocL

With this view, and that all possible

good may be accomplished by a wide

spread circulation, wo have put the price

of our campaign paper down to the

low

est rate at which it can be published without actual loss.

Will Township Executive Comraitteesj

and our Republican friends generally aid

us in this mattor Send in your orders

immediately, that the good work may be

commenced.

HOMELESS CHILDREN.—Mr. H. Friedgen, agent of the Children's Aid Society of New York, brought to this city last week a small party of fifteen children— mostly large boys. He found good homea for all but two. These he left at the Buntin House, and returned to New York Saturday afternoon. He finds the demand lot girls and small children, and will return about the 8th of May with a large party of suob, at which time the children may be seen at the Buntin House. The children are to be kept until of age, but are not to be Indentured, a mutual voluntary agreement having been proved by the experience of the Society to be the most practical and the best plan.

CIRCUIT COURT.—Since our last report the following causee have been disposed of:

State vs. Jae. Hurst assault, Ac.

ed.

State

Oazittt,

in Saturdays issue says: "Another move* ment has taken place looking to the building of the rival line to Torre Hante, a party of engineer-) having gone out the proposed line to-day. A week ago it was believed a compromise would be made with the owners of the present line by which they would build a double track.— The present intention ran only be su^ mised, as those connected with the movement are extremely reticent. In the meantime the new road from Terro Haute to St. Louis is daily growing in strength."

vs.

nollt-

State tu. James Hurst and others, trial by the court for riot five defendants found guilty and fined $500 and costs each. The others not guilty.

retailing liquors trial by court in one case against each, and eaeh fined $5 00. Peter Fultz

vs.

Myers, slander dismissed

at plaintiff's costs. Farlew

vs.

Milligan, appeal continue^.

Lewis Bechtold vs Christiana Bechtold divorce granted. Benjamin Earnst

vs.

Daniel D. Wal

ker, suit on note judgment for defendant. State

Isaac Balding, retailing liq

uors fined $5 00 and costs. One case

nollied.

John Hancock

vs.

Mary Hancock, di

vorce granted. State vs. Ferdinand Burgett retailing liquors ten cases

nollied-,

license.

defendant has

BXAL ESTATE TPAJ?B*KBS. -Reeorder Meyer's book for last week show tbe following transfer* of real estate In this city and county: L.'. i.

George W. Smith to Frederick Cooper, two lots In Sandford for $550. Chauncey Hose to Lewis O. Sheets, lot in Sose'a sub-division for $400.

James A. Littlejohn to Nancy A. Mo Nabner, 80 acre* in -Linton township for $1,025."

Andrew Grimes to J. S. Sonnefield, two lots in Burnam's sub-division for *109.

Matthew McKengie to Phoebe Ward and others, 7 acres in Biley township for $200.

Valentine Morgan to Lewis Weeks, 1J acres in Prairie Creek township for $82

acrea

"ua'Cuped," hu r.il.d to tomlili ptopii ijfjf.

report to the great detriment of publio. lg»#c L!lf!0TgD to Joim p. Leftfg^, 40

icttvuetioo. I ic Prairie Creek for #209- twins.- EcnuncU

MXETIITO SATURDAY EVENING IN OTTER CREEK.—Hon. F. M. Meredith was announced to addre3s the citizenE of Otter Creek Saturday evening at Union Church. Moie 'persons assembled to bear the speech than have assembled at any similar meeting in that township, for yearSj as many as one hundred voters being present. The trustees of tbe church consist of two Democrats and one Republican. A few days since the majority de

cided

where Twenty or more

copies aro sent—to

one address—a

reason

able deduction will be made. This term will carry the readors through the exci

fot

that the bouse should bo no longer used for political meetings, and to the astonishment of almost all present, the mooting could not be held in ifae. t^urch without creating trouble with, the ruling trustees. Aft«r parleying over the matter until nine o'clock it was thought best to adjourn tbe meeting until Saturday evening of this week, when Mr. .Meredith will speak at the school house, about two hundred yards distant from the church. The Republicans of Otter Creek feel a deep interest in our political affairs, and will make a good report of themselvei' this fall.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The matrimonial market opens quite lively jtim apring, and was unusually brisk last week, as eyx denced by the following certificates from the County Clerk's office. Daniel Cor.over and Ann O'Neil. Nathaniel Schooncver and Ellen iSfp^ar. John W. Verry and Carrie H. Thompson. John S. Duet in and Sarah E. Woodall: Chas. A. Whaley and AnnieE. Reewe. Harvey D. Washburn and M. J. Mc-

Coskey.

James Sowman and Lucy Jane Bradv. Luken Hann and Dena Zimmerman. Jas. L. Wilson and Rachel Dusenbery. Taylor Robertson and Samantha Pound.

jSTATE ITEMS:

THE salary of the Mayor of Evansville is three thousand dollars par annum.

TOE Executive Coram itte&of the Stale Board of Agriculture meets to-morrow.

THE Supremo Court meets on Wednesday.

THE veracious "Jargo" is doing tbe re ligious for the Indianapolis

Journal.

A LARGE carriage shop is being erected in Brazil by Mr. Hendrix.

A NEW Baptist Church is to be erectqd this season in Independence, a suburb 9f

THE Democracy of Clay county convene at Center Point, Saturday, June 13th. S

FORTY-SIX couple hive been married in Clay county within tho. last three months.

ON Sunday, twenty-four persons received tha ordinance of baptism at the Methodist Church.—Brazil

Home Weekly, Wth.

JOHN W. BBOWNJNQ,-of Vermillion county, has filed his petition in bankruptcy.)' \t.vi

WORK will be commenced immediately on tbe Cincinnati, Richmond''ftncTToft Wayne railroad, going both north and south from Muncie.

THE Greencastle Presbytery, N. 3. Presbyterian Church, is in session in this place Meetings are to be bald dicing next week.—Brazil

Home Wtehty,

The Republicans of Washington township elected their Trustee by a majority of 31 on Monday. Posey 'Went Democratic as usual.—Brazil

tuietly,

Margaret and John Clancy,

Eliza Fultz, divorce

1 1

granted. Livengood, administrator,

&c, vs.

Dou-

dy jury trial and finding for plaintiff. Simms

vs.

plaintiff. Kinner

Wallace judgment for

Home Weekly.

REV. C. B. DAVIDSON, Rector of Grace Church, Indianapolis, was ordained to the priesthood by Assistant Bishop Talbott, yesterday.

•MONDAY'S election passed off ver^

resulting in the re-election ot Mr. aughlin to the office of Trustee. Mr. J. R. Painter, Constable, and Mr. vl. Bunt, Supervisor. Tbe two latter are Republicans.—Brazil

Home Weekly,

IMA.

A LITTLE son'of James Weekly, of Shelbyvilie, while playing with a stick, a few days since, fell down and the stick ran throngh his neck. He lingered in great agony for four days. ———w-.

A STEAM Boiler Insurance Company has filed the necessary papers with the Auditor of State, abd wilLcommence bufiness in this State immedi_ately._ What wont be insured next

ALVA FRENCH, a conductor on the Bellefontsine Railway, has obtained verdict for seven thousand flve hundrtd dollars against the company, for injurte received in an accident, which rccurrfed near DeGraff, Ohio, in May last.

THIC HERALD goea into tbe bands of Richard J. Bright of Madison, next Monday, Mr. Develin retiring.. The Establishment has lost over $10,000 since the Herald was commenced, a little "oVeT two years since. Even tbe Journal is said to have lost instead of making money the past year, but the public is incredulous.

—Jnd. Comfnercial,

Ms. P. C. ESBIKWINX and Mr. Wm. Warren, jr, about noon yesterday seized a small distillery in Jacobsville, situated on Marshal Btreet, between Eleventh and Twelfth, owned by a man named August Atsinger, who baa been, it is alleged, doing an illicit business for several months past.—Evanscille

Journal,

Curtis Gilbert to Peter Blie, lot in Gil- Randall that is worthy of unstlflted apbert Place, for $860. provaV—Indianapolis

John Goets to Julia A Hasenohr. lot __— in BoudinoVi sub-division for $1,800. WASH M90RE, of WashingtonitownSamuel Wylie lo Samuel W Weaver, Hendricks county, had a cow delivtract of land in Nevins township,

jn Pier»on township, for $1,000.

ream P»e«on township for

lliA.-

TBE widow of tbe late Pleasant A. Ha^kleman, who gave bis life to his country at the desperate battle of Corinth, has been appointed Post Mistress at Rushville. It gives us pleasure to: chrosicle this act of kindnes? to the family of general Hackleman, and we mark it as one of tbe few official acts of Post Master General

*3S.0' r- wa» about tbe ordinary «ize, th» rwt as E. H. Ketcham to Edward Koll, CO' iar,e

flfty^six cilves in one day. One

$1,000. are

Joan w. Maabart to vohn Mac hart, v. reliable persons as tlure ace if the Praiweton townahip for $900. 1 country, and tnfrecan be no doubt of the Otiilo tn flamtlal H. Whitp W.in ..

mjm

Htt.

A BOY, th« aon of a Minister'' in? New Albany, on Wednesday night, robbed his father of his pocket-book, containing twenty-five dollars, and decamped.

Mim !i«mtn

rr*

THE Muncie

Times

relates the following

good one at tbo expense of our clever frijend tho United State* District Attorney

1 1 1

'The tables, w^rc turned very closely tn A. Ei%orfi at the ^negro triil' ths uttu day by Pierton, a colored witness whom the cal his own pretty well, when A. K. said to

attpijnfy va# {f.am|n\ng.j ^PxerEop is lied tbo Buffalo Fisb, and was holding

"It seems to Mr. Buffalo. Fish, that you aro in a good humor to.day.'' '•Ah, yes, sah Mr. Ivilgore," tid the Wcro':iifi'ia hotter burner than you •will be when Andy Johnson goes out of office.'

Alf. religiously believes thsttho negroes

are wf inf|ri(jr 4 I.

AT the annual meeting, yesterday, of tho Board of Direct"rs of E. & W. Telegraph Com pan y, John Ingle, jr., was re elected President D. C. Robinson, Superintendent Thus. E. Garvin, Secrets* w.-aad Samuel JJayaed, Treasure!##-to* tgi|pi§e 1 jn

THE Shelbyville Union says of th Copperhead nominee for Sheriff of Shel-, by countv, that "ho has had Ci n^idfrable txperience^ haying traveled diifing tfie war, and* during these meanderings sojourning for a time in Canada, waiting and watching across tho holder for the result of the draft." -We ,teongratiilate th5 Pejjocrafiy of klJeloy on ibemsfclectfcrfiofttf^candidate. We like to see parties nominate their representative men, and lh« future Sheriff of Shelby, county is a faithful representative of Democracy as it was during the war.

Gen. Love seems to be in want of Brigadier Gonerals for his "conservative A.r-

eoy

and Tfriion.'/ Wp tyeg laavie lo sugg'ePt "that "this Shelby'county hero is his man for that district.—Ind.

Journal:

A FORT WAYNE SPENINL ol the lOlh says: The fblltiwirtgipartioiiar? have? b«*n'rfe. ceived of the tragedy near Columbia City on Thursday afternoon

The Tuylor brothers called at Shepler's house to eottle a claim they held against W. W. Aupiendj ShppleKs brother-in-law They''met Auraond and requested a settle ment, as they were to leave for the West next Monday. Angry words were exchanged. The Taylors expressed themselves as desirou? to have no trouble they did ?nbt C0J40 to £gbt, wherfeuj&ii 'the ShepTer 'Brothers camo friim thn house to the party and toll tb Taylors that tbey come for a fu,°Ji, and should hive it. Aumend thon hit Jasper T*yl°,r on the bead with a brickbat felling hitn to tho ground. The three ihc^ attacked Jjhi^iylor^ Wddeftrtd mins&lf he drew a revolver and shot Sheplur, killing him instantly. Jteper Tajlur is in a critical condition His tKull is badly fractured, and no hopes are entertained of his reJJoh?/l)tsloiy^uimsend •and Stapler have all been arrosted and will have their preliminary examination next Menday. Shepler and Aumetid wero released on ball of $5,000 eacb. Taylor is in jail at Columbia City. S

MARSEILLES AND PIQUES! White, colored and figured I EDSALL & Co. d2t

FOR THE BEST SEWING MACHINE in

tho world.

For the latest Paris fashions in Milliutry.i tl!

VI V\

Ad. .It VV

For the latest styles of N. Y. Dres? and Cfca'fe cutting go to "the Red Bazaar, Not. 149 Main street. d2t

Do Nci FORGET the splendid line,•of Embroideries—so well assorted, new in style, and 3,0 cheap at EDSALL^ Co'

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.—All persons knowing themselves to be delinquent on the City Tax Duplicate, will please bear in mind that the third Monday in April, (the 20th inst.,) is the ia3t day for paying taxes. After thai date the penalty and interest will'be added thereto, and collections made.in accordance with tbe Warrant placed_in thy hands. .'«i- O. A. GOODWIN, lOdtd City Treasurer

So?AS, Chairs, Mattrasses, andetU kinds of Furniture repaired at the City Upholstery of Lawrance & Harvey, Third itroet, first door north of Main. dtf.

LAWRANCK'& HAfivivV *wlll pay cash for all kinds of Household Goods, new or second hand. ^*f

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—E. R. Robbinj having removed bis business stand to 5tb street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his austomers with Garden and Field seeds, Limp, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed.&c. Give hiei a call dtf E.,K..-ItolSBlNS.

AT THE N. H. State P«)rn'Jliarrett's Hair Restorative took the First Premium over all other competitors, and is still ahead. dwlw 1 feuND3WN8^f all grades, Hats in all the leading styles, Dutchess, Golden Gate Norma, Leporel'ia, Oude. Natalie, Violet, &c. Bonnets the finest out at the lowest rates, at S. L. STRAUS',

FITS

Journal.

cats. Tbe calves and mother

all dead. The stafeinont is verified

ictln'«»»

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... I voau ft/iui-dWiiioix_XQr •wwv. Joow had ninety fit oil® dcliv^rT.

lk*

and that

Cmify

satisfactorily attended to.

CANNED FKUIT at

Conaigp-

ments solicited and sales promptly and

r-dtf

ii t».

:st,

by the doz. or

single can, at 3,d2w] CLAUSHEN

BICHOWBKT'9.

—1—

FIVE YXARS old

Peach Brandy,

Catawba

)Qti

by tbe

quart or gallon, at 3d2w] CLAUSSEN & BICHOWSKY S.

DRESS BUTTONS, IN-GIT«Y^ Riddle's, 131 Main street.

NEW

of ttii

each cow had alway* Wroe

ROOT&VAI&Y.

Th| of th'c Business.

a JoAo'wrn IN CHICAGO BUSINESS ENTERPSIEL. .*/ A.B

Ten years ago, Me-srs. Ret & Cady inaugurated the iMt basiuW! in Chicago, for supplying tho trade with everything pertaining tc^nipsic flB'd mtisioaldeini&ids. They began in a room that measured 20

C5 feet. They found themselves without- any of the facilities necessary to carrying out tjieijij designs,- whic^ was to make a complete publishing and furnish?" ing music house.. Within that time and from the nvst modest beginning, they havu built iJB busiiy?M, which,,in its line, is uniurplllccf Vy'rfny tiifiCountry, and may now clttim to be tho great central musical pntftis bfng li^Sse of the coun«

A iiswidetaila may^ervo to^gife agood idea of what those gentlemen kave been able to accomplish by energy and busU HC&S managemont. Instead of ono small

W* Iff##? tflfy*6 large, buildings. Thuir store, one of foUr, under Crosby's beautiful Opera Houfce building, measures 30x180 feet their basement below, ip which every inch of reom is 000Admixed, tisa5iire330*j«2fi0 feet their printing office, in another building, is 50x 6# feet they empjoy in all boiweon for^y, and fi ty people regularly. The printiug office, which is used exclusively for their own rttusitiiil puyii^^if S^sCnie^ contains nine presses, which aie worked by steam,' regular compositor?, engravers.pressmei?,' elo. Tbey,'teqijiri/4td tida- fcftarly -$fe00 worth of white paper each day. They git up their own books?as well as shoet music, and arc just at present, among uther jobs, completing a new book of church musie

"b!

bo one of the most successful publications of tho kind in the country. This immense business of print ng and publishing music has been built up by Messrs. Root & Cady gradually, byt rapidly anil efficiently, tie may WfufferWH.'-'

For many years, Messrs. Root & Cady have had the reputation ofJjeiiw the-most extensile lishe|B niisic^iiitsid^f of New York and fi'o'ston. Their warsongB woiit broadcast thruughout the laud» stirred many kj iKiaft to pMtrfdtiiqj,. aha'thoir fame extended to other countries across tbo Atlantic. Biit*in ndditgo« ty theit own catalogue-, they, havffrecei/tly ooiight several others, together with the engrav!ed plates, so that they a*& «rfa'ble8 to preseiit perhaps the very larges_t list of inusici.l publication's'ifl Aso'elica^ Their own, and those plates which they have ret centjji made-Jheiij owii,ywjig|i- over twen} ty tons and fill two immense vaults. Th$ editions are sold ey^n more rapidly than they can be worked off at present, and the

Here is a list of tho piate3 anil publipa^ tiansyvhich

M«lirBj-,^oot:H&.Cody

£sCo,*'

J2t.

JUST OPENED, at W. S. Ryee & CO'H, Crimped Silk Friages, ,Gimp Headings in all oolora. Sifk and Satin Dress Buttons in new style3, Emerald, Crystal, Jot and Steel Nail Heads. dtf.

LADIES' LIGHT CLOTH SACKINGS—and Light Cloth Sacks, EDSALL, & Co. d2t

have

recently bought intul^^fThe ontire sheet music catalogii^ Of'Z^gMd & Co., of Chi cago. The entire catalogue of H. T! Merrill & Cp., of Cbicago.v The ontire list of the—Cabinet 'Organ' publications of Mason & Hamlin, of Bos* ton. Tbe entiro shoet music cata logiw of Henyy Tolajan P3|., of Boston —i collection' wfifeh is the growth of thirty years. This imuiensocataloguo is remarkable for'the'numbcr^of standard and teaching publications,'containing many of the best works and -compbsitions extant. It.ejnbraces. t^e cfttalogu^p jaf Ge^-PJteed & Cb!, NAtbliti Tlieh'ar&'sbn,' Oakos^denrj Tolman, Russell & Richardson, Russell S Fuller,^ Kus9ell£& Tolmaiv apdi Henry Tclmali

The foregoing wiJl enable the Reader ,to form some idea 0/ Jbe imtnettse business which Messrs. Root & Cady have established. They keep constuntlj' on hand $ wholesale stock of all their publications, the*,famous Steek pianos, the Vose pianos, the Mason. & Hamiin cabinot organsv tho laylor & Farley organs and melodeons, strings, and all descriptions of musical instruments. The territory which they cover, and almost control, extends across the Pacific slope to California, to the west and even very largely, to the east. Their firm and bouse is one of which Chii cago may be justly proud, as having donei much to educate and increase the taste of our people as wol! as IteepWg" pace witfy the growth of our city.

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it Pi! ..' FANCY DYEING, SCOURING AND REPAIRING—H. F. Reiners still continuesto clean and color^ll ki^de of ladies! ^nd gebtlfim'eii's" weitr' iti'' 'afiy fashionable shade also has a practiart tailor engaged to repair gent's clothe^ in the neatest style 1:

'?^f

IT is a fixed fact Bull is selling more Stoves, better trimmed, for less money than ariy other house in this city. Please call and see. jj nljj)' dtf

BALL ha3 just received the largest stock of Stoves ever brought to thjs market.—Gives p)orei,riawnings at:leis ^Slcea tiian can be had at auction sales.. dtf

NOTICE TO, t$e Li^tpb err,Terse IIAUTB,—"Having flttecf up rooms in No. 157 Main street, 3d story, over Rippetoe'd Store, I am now prepared carry on the Dress making in all ita various branches.' Also, plain Sowing, Stilchiag, &c, done on short notice. Stair-way at Dr. Thompson's Office. 1 M. E. MoGINNIB. 9 hl

cas«

No. 10 South Fourth tlreet.

HAYWARD & RTAN are regulaily licensed City Auctioneers. Salws room in the Old Universalis Church building.— Auction sales of- Di^j Good% Notions, Boots, Shoe*" "QueenswaVe, Sc.," cyer night, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays *nd Saturdays at 10 o'clock A. JF.

dust proof,

M%w ADVERTISEMENTS

OEALBD PROPOSALSi-Will (O be iccolv .l ther6omt^on Coppcil qt the HJtty of ®arreHa«&, Ind., a#*thetr stttf Regular me-tin?, for tbe grad Dg and graveling of Fifth Street, from WpliiuUfltr8i}, to i'arl str 3.

Aisi, for th^rtradlnfe •tid'yriHiing'of Wpfaqt Street, from Tnird to Fourth -tuls will bo required &<vstreet.eonplettoptf

^B))U»tBON, ,aktr»:! goodj».« «ny

quantity not less than a quart, at 3,d2w] CLAUMKN & BICHOWSKT'S. jj

NECK-TIES, Collars andaifee aid new^*t RidJ^e'jSjl51 Main street. [28,dt?:

nerof

riflKixcs,jewing Maaliiff*, at Jtid-jM dl4V15^ Mrfn streR. [48,dtf'

Variety Goods, at Riddles

the

said w-rk wltbin a retntHMhletima, and foi the fatthfulpcrf tmiccc thfreo*. in accordance ttfth the plans and speciflcatgfaas.i* file ia tin th« City Engineer, TTl^ Tr"

By orrer of th" Common Conncll, April llth,

1S63 RtGIWRJ) City Xnginee'r* alSdlOi .Hit'!

£J01?CRJS$E PA'TEMBN'P, 1

I Will I

Cotjcftf*1

Cl^

151,!

Main strnot f28,dtf down for in this city. street. 1- I rpro8ii«atoa, ni4in*4*aU»H ini-for^fcks aroond dwelling!!, It is preferable to all

Cojtss* -M,B» a

.r* ..

[WD the COP*

aafTer aU ca'ls/or putting 4iwi at mj r&auleilc^i

PopUr »treetf. Tlili PAT^mpnt,

[28.dtf iune" lb rssarwi'jsfjg

Bmootbneaa, and tja* no Joints to tscomo cueve"n,

stene,

by one

Qag

lotting below

another.—

excu«e now for retaining your old breaknvk pavamaats wbea 1 aid-flow* Injttiitios't-vfcrkmlntik

,ke

way

it*

throngh

AJTOADISON.

..t? eis-

•v

Wm. E. MCWB,96 Main Btreet. 1!'i Baird & Crnft, 82 Main Street. Muny

Frank: Hetnig 4 Jro., LafajwH# fitt«»t.!'p j/.,, BILL .POSTING., ad Ww Ooo.'W. Beifaaidcr, atthi* oiBce. iift-.

BUSINESS PIRECtOttY.

ATTORNEYS.

BOOTS AND 8HOJSS.

8. A. Bittm,

M. W. O'Uon^alt V*ih streetjeMt ol Toarta-j CARRIAGE FACTORY.' Harper, Wildy A Co., Cor. 2d and Walnut.

CLOTHING.

W. U. BaMi«t«rt T9 Halo Street. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Garvin A Owen, Principal, cor. 5t.h 4 Main.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN^ K1 S, Bryant & Co., Eaat Main Street. John Haney & Co., Firit St., on Canal Bavia.

COAL DEALERS.

T. C. Grovor, Third atreet north Maia. K. K. Merrill, 107 Main street.

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartt olomew, 167 Main street. C. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Maia and Ohio. J. Bichardaon, Ohio atreet, bet. Third and 4tfc-

DRY GOODS.

,Tu»U, Ripley A Co., coraer 6th j^pd Main aimer. s. ,7T *aia O. Wittig iVo.. 7$ Main atreet. A. Nippert, 116 M»lnatree| », I Sdaall & Co., corner' Fourth and Main atreet

DBUOQISTS.

Ira Grover, FonrtS atreet, opposite Market. Birr, Qulick & Berry, corner Main and Fourth.

FOUNDBY AND MACHINB SHOPS Eiglo Iron Werka, Wm. J. Ball & Co., cornv lat and Wainnt

Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith, & Co., near T. 11. A I. and E. & O. R. R. FreightDepot. 'I'

Phoenix Xounry a^d Uachioe hop,^McEifreaiv Dcnglor Co., corner 9*th andSagle, near Paaa«n|ger Depot.

UNSUITB AftD STINCILX3UTTE* John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

N. Westfall, 85 Main Street. Joseph C.' Yates, South Third street. HOTELS. National Hoase, corner Sixth and Maia* Clark House, corner'TThio and First. Buntin House, south-cast corner Public S^aare. Terre Hause Honfe, corner Main and Seventh, Stewart HoosejSecondatreet, north, of Maia. lirly Hons*, West end Hiii iuwt.1

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. R. Buckeii, South Fourth atreet. "Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., Saet of 4th. I

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott Crane, Main street, east of Fifth.

John R. Freetian, 6 Warren's Block cell MUftUhPBAfcBBa-.""-"-'—

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L.

Kissner, #0ae#oftttosjji, fc^Dhio street. MJ1CHAJSICI AN-^ 'fe, A. Tittmao, 201 Magnetraet. Sif fcniLINERY. t\jlra. AM»«tt,,oppoaite Pos^ Oifc«:' 'Mrs. X.

Announcement Fee %b.00—-payable invaria•

WE are authorized to announce CEPHAS D. COUDINQTON (present Deputy Sheriff) as a candidate for Sheriff, autjeet to the dsctaloa of the Republican KominatinK Convention.

CODRTT Xa«A8UalB. O

Wc a'rs eTrftooVfl*!! to annonnu We^name of DAVIE9 JOHNSON as a candiJate for the ofllee of Connty Treasurer, subject to tbe decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Wa are anthoriied-to atmoanee tbe name of SAfflUttlt 0. SCOTT aa.a candidate for tha office of County Treasurer. #ttbject te the decision of the Bepubllcan noiaiaafint Ooatentlon.

Wa arw authorized to aanoudca HENBT FAIRBANKS as a candidate for Treasurer

Third (t., tinder MaWnic H«SI.

Scott & Dujr, 50 Ohio Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagfc, corner Maia and Glift A Wiiliann, corner Ninth ud Malberrj.

BAKBRSt

Main atre«t. -. "'faif-

Henry Laymu.XataxetteStreet. N. Andrews, Main (treat, bet. Ytfth ltd Sixth tetMi{T4TMSTiE5f7hearMrDuSatalTli.

BOOKS AIMS STATIONERY". .Bartlett & Anstin, 101 Main atreet. J. P. McDonald,.PaatoAeeLobby.

Walter,' 85 Main street^ i|j stairs.

M6lfUMSN¥S—SCOTCd |Glci%NlTB Jasi G. Wilson, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T. H. Riddle, 161 Main atreet.

.NOTIONS,.. TOYS, FAN.CY GSOCE

Ofaoiget^BiAliowsky kl 06.,

6th.

All 'orlhese gentlemeni

have been known to the musical profes~ aion the fastidiousness and judicious^ noss of tlu-ir publications, and the group ing of the whole forms a collection that rou^t bo almost iiivjtlifcble^ Altogether the different piece's "with plates, number between 5,000 and 6,000.

Wtm?,

OMNIBUS LINE.

Miller, orders at Post Office.

Bdfcfeoll, Sotith'Fourth Btrtet.

MEAL ESTATE AGENTS?' ''0^ Hickcoz, Scott A Co., 50 .OhioStreet. T*I' ilaodrich A L»oge», corber Mabi and4ttu. 1!

RETAIL GROCERS.

K, S.

Wright & Co.,

155

Main street.

:il| 4

SHOVES AND TINWARE..

Vigo county, subject to the deoisfoa of the Be publican Womrfnatlag tfodvaatioa, to beheld the 13th of June. —^Fasra'authorised'fo announce the name of MORTON O. RANKIN asa -candidate lor the orflce of County Treasarer, anbject to the decision: of the Kepablican nominating convention.

Wi are authorized te announce the bane of GEO. W. LAMBERT as a candidate for tha .office of County Treasurer, snbjeet to the decision of tiid Republican nominating convention.^

Wc-are authorised to anneunoe tbe name 6f JACOB BBOWN as a candidate for the ofitae of Gonnty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Count Convention. /Ws are anthoriied to announce the naaM of1 J. F. MORRIS, pf Honey Creek Township, as a Candidate for the office of Coanty Treasurer, sab Ject to the decision of tie Bepablicaa noailna ting Convention.

Wa are anthoriaed lo anaottnoe tbe name of WM Ii. SBUITI at a candidate far tha office of Connty Treasurer, rabject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.

DUST RINGS, for the American Watch called the

Patent Diaphragm,

making the!

Stedman'* invention for

tho benefit of the wearer—eah beapplied to any American Wsteh in five minut9S, at trifling expense. Also, American and Swiss Watches of all descriptions for sale at JOHN R. FftEEJiAN's, No. 5 Warren's Block. [21,dtC v-.

ONION SETS by the quantity, Oranges,. Lemons, Sour* 'Tvrofitf Mapfb *9dgaT and Molasses, Cranberries, lApples, Sweet Potatoes, Garden Seeds, Nurserj Plants, at Ray & Bailey's. dtf

We are authorised to aanoance tbe name of WILL1AH PATRICK aa a candidate for the offloe of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Repabliean County Convention.

COWCTT cucac.

WE are authoriaod to annonaee Malor O. SMITH as a candidate for Clerk oi the Oourt ef Vigo connty, subject to the decisioa of the Republican nominating Convention.

WK are authorized to announce R0FU9 SIMPSON as a oandidate for re-elaetioa to the' office Of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Bepablican nominating Convention.

We are authoriaed to annopnoe F. M. MBBBDlTH aa a candidate for Oierk of the Ooarte of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the 1 publican nominating Convention.

WE are authorised to announce the name of JAMES II. lURNKH as a eandidatn for the tff* fice of Oonutv Oierk, subtest to Iho decision of tbe Republican nominating Convention.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tbe JranljUp Brick Tbe Ft%nklln Brfek The FrankliH Brick Xitkhiel IsgnaraiAeed with eight men and" tWo horses to mah 2,600 to 3,1000 flrattclan bricks per hoar and by steam,4,007 te 7t00d per hour, according to the facilities for rMnoVfr theai. Ioffer to demonstrate these facts by machinea constantly work, Ing in thi« city. SAMUIL W. JOHHSOH, 37 Woodward A venae, Detroit, Michigan. fl#d2m ehSes

^•BUly Barr Cigars*,' thej^t.pigw i« tha Market for 10 c»nts, of by the bos. At MAHAK Jt GO'S Drag Store.

lotlt Patclres, Frecklea and fa,— Thd ouiy lettable Bemedy ^or thoaa ^rtr^^ cotbrationa on "the teoe

"Paant's Mem AM

iMyn^a Wrtoy.' PfSfafed anil bf On. B. & fxtkr, «*dnd St., Hew fork. SoldifetJirheW. Jak27-Cm««il jo«v» »»'#»—•i-

t: vet edits

and tp»o

"TUBh'EB'S TIC DOULOUBB CZ, or

VHIV*I/5At'KrURALGIA PILL, yon have an havalaable rMMdj against ITenralgia, Heraeaaba,aad ^a!4 cvsylaist* el tk Mn«,aiust to consoling to thoae so afflicted. The effect of this medicine on lbs 5avs runs beyuud coactptioa.

Apt4h*aarh« haTe H. JPrtaaipai depot, UO. TSEMONT ST., BOSIOJT, MAS£. Paw*,

per package by nail, two ataapa Mrs. aMsstlw

FMtkerJhUten.—Great variety and ohean. at JLUtAX^ CO'a.,

•ySifiXTift

•»«»i I*lraa

Bniiiat or HSALTB

la a ba*M«|a y«a»tfwjTly aMptealta p^taon* of w«^k.aad 4aMiitat«loanettatikD, aad al) th«a wha a«alaborinc aaJa* djiyafiia, laas appetite. aaroMa, duee*ate, ate., g«aaral dabiiity, and Jacaagsaitat af tha whole ayst—.

Hork*i IfitT Vxtaact SavtBaes or HAALTK ..n^uia .tii paaca..ar, I and is snperior to aia. porter, and spiritnons

Han's .MAIT

APRIL 10,180S. -'j'.'".

I'U1- goi'-•'

-f- Hiir.'ijaii'r-.A .'.j .ft t«d'J

in ."soiJifiisn-Kisb «d'i

nUlrlitnl,

it-' OFPB^ .jiJ vri.i A

lOOO YARDS

WHITE AND COLD PIQUES

At40, SO, 65 and 75c. Trimmings for___aboye—great variety.

l.ii-

tin s,ion*a

•{•jawtds'd rn-

rRBHCH KMX roPLlNS$1.5fl (Regular price $2.00) at

TUJBIlL,JUPILEY & CO'8.

iiii

av.

-rji -n'T

BARATHEA POPLINS,

TV ELL, BIPL ET & CO'S.

Ttjisi iksd iuj wi. to

neat

.., I -I

-..taiiifl/n. "A

T"'

Blaek and Cord Dress Silks In Gro Grain and Gtd DeAfriqire at

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

i-Wid ii.-t

it t~: do-

-f ?J

Joseph Strong, 190IliUn ^trec?. Ray ABaiiy, Fourth atreet, South o/PostOflc

Trimmings. Satins and Fringes

All colors, at

9. R. Henderson, Fourth street, Bouth of P.' O

SEEDS

AND IMPLEMENTS,

J. A.'Foot#, 66 MSln street.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

Great variety—up from 20c., at

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S, U.

...jj u, MBIII. f..tiWe are anthoriied to announce J. D. S. KB8TEB, of Prairie Creek Township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of tha Bepnb. lican nominating Convention.

Notice is hereby

1 •i'i

Spring Cloaks and Shawls,

Up From $2,50, at i/

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.

V. .-}

'.U.J

$50,000 Prints,

Bleached and Bro. Muslins, Popular prices, at

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S,

,a Corner 5th and ICain Streets, TBBBE.HAUTK, IND

gPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE

girea

that there will be

on tha tth day of April, l'f6|, haVtng

FOR SALE.

FOR

KENT.—A Residence, with six rooms, cellar, and cistern, on Fourth ana square aorth ef Main street. The front part wonld be (uitab)e for a light huaineu. Esaui™ of W. It. WOBTUTVGTtfa. 1'J-lw

FOR

SI.eo

Special election held at Thompson's Oooper Shop, In the Third Wacfl, for one Councilman,

fill

the vacaacy occasioned by the death of Tlrgtl A.

racaacy ks, a Oouuoilman ef Mid Ward, on Wedneeey,_ the Stth day

^pr

been

April, A. D., 18#8t

the vqte

tie.

The Jadgee and Inspectors Will be Heatts. John, aon, Jordon and Oilman, WABBgS BARPXS,

A»ril»-l««&dtd OUy erh.

CARD. v"

Dr. Waiaar has nmored his 6fflcetoth» cornar of Sixth aad Ohio etraete, aad haa associated himself with Dr. Parniojt In the general practice of Medicine and Surgery. Thsy will pay particular attention to Ohronic Disease, in all its forma, sapeclally those peculiar to Females and Children.

In addition to the varieas other aaodtc ot Dtaganela they asa making ass oi tha Microscope and Chemical teets, which enable tham to dete mine tba nature of many diseases which cannot be otherwise discovered. After twenty years' ca* peilence, they feel confident of giving satis^cto thoae who may eheose to trnst fheanelvt tion In their hands. s^dlw.wU

gTBAtB|D COW..

Strayed on or about the 2tth day a small red Cow, 11)£ or 12 bands high, with ti

Viast^tarcb,

Strayed on or about the 2tth da: small red Cow, llj small head and small Earns, tbe left ono shorter and thicker on the end. A liberal reward offered tor the Cow, or any information that may I. ad me to her recovery. Itissuppoeed tb%t she strayed to Ldet Creek township. 8ATTSLLI, aOdwlW At Clociitnatl Qoase, 4th fltreet.

UT A HOME I

i: -xM h'lin-t

I ha«e some nice Lots In the sootfcsrn part of the aity, oa whioh propose te bn^ldaeme

dwell

ing hensee, and inch homes as parson* wlehlhg to bny a house and lot, may wfih. Can tarnish a good Lot, Hoaas, feucihg, ftiliar. Cistern,

luat

such lmprevements as thsy

see mu

soon, as I wish to battd early to th« ssaaon.

aTdSw^

_^.TJQiSitM

CfaOVJtB,

«J, P. MpDONALD, 3111 (Mcceaaorto A.

Anaeio)

at nuia nr

Bookr, ttsgttdMs, jMpew,

JSltajUdne^t

Pfitr Oavica i,oaaf..—.-.^rIlM§

,M3lT*«fsi

seca

bstatTjev Hi

H-*«ral

SALE OR BXCHANGB.--Tbree acrrs, en North 13th atreet—a splendid building site. Inqnfrecf

T?OR

,n-.

-j. Jlavxaaaa ar HEALTH

is, since the short time of its introduction, a] ready used by tbe first famillee ef this city, and praesriled by Abe Meet eminent physiciana, whose approval and enceminms bave been lestowed npou this woaderlul dtiok.

Mr. C. P. Waga«r, No. 273 Ninth Avenue, N.V., say*.nah»h giving anew order: "Tour Malt Katract is act only a very pleapaot beterage, bnt also a' vary rtHeaclous one, and strengtbena thaatonaab arwdll aa the whole system, and wards off disease."

Kxtaaov Dsfor for Amcrica,)

No. H'i Broedwaj, opposite Baraum'a. Bold'at Druggists and Orocers. Price 86.50 par doaea 60 cents per single bottle. aSleodlw f. L. MA'HAN CO., Agents.

"Opera Pearline," with a Photo of noted Oj era Singers. Splendid Toilet Powde*.—Ladiee, try it. At

J[e

W. H. WOBTHIITOTOS,

lSdtf On Cherry, between 3d and tth 8ts.

T^OR SALB.-~.Residence and five J- acres of Land, on the Bloomingtoo Road, half mile east of tho city Hmit'. Good two story Dwelling with basement and cellar undwr the whole buildiot ard 11 rojma, anl hall 8 by aa feet Piazza in front, all well fln'shed and arranged for convenience and contort, with fair out-buildings, wood-house, barn and carriage house, buggy shed- a never-failing veil of jure cold water, anda Nrgeclstern. About two acres well set with tbe best varieties of fruit, namely: Apple, P»acb, Pear and Cherry, Cerrauts, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, all bearing fine crops. YarJ ieautirully set with ornamental and shade trees. For farther partic Iilarf, cail at the AUMTOR'S OFFIOR, vn the Northeast corner of Third and Ohio strset-. lOdtf

SALE—Smnva MACHINE. Having arcbased A Singer FEWTRTF? W»chiue. 1 wish to dispose of Wbteler Wilton Machine that. I btv« teea u**DG. It is la ^od order,anjl oue of the test. Will be sr»ld forf26, cabh

1? ffav

1 111

FOK

I. L. MAHAN GO'S

dt Drug 'Sto^e

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS^

9ARAU KTZKB,

9dtft Corter 3d «t Walaatctraits.

Oli SALE.—I have Cusco Pototoe* for sale, th most rodaotire Potato there ia. .it has yielded 500buebrla from an acre, PriCe $1,50 j,er burhel. Small seed Sl,U. Also, one Ma-e for sale. T. HUL1IAW. a3dlw-wlm One mile J^orth of Terre liaute.

SALBAYaluablo Real EsTA'TR.—Thelafire Brick Hioffl Hnom on the coroar

c.f

Wabash and third Str ets, cccupl.d as

a Drugstore, nearly new. ami in guud condition Tie Branch Bauk Building lot 57 feet on Ohio Street.

Adrsirable BslidingLot oa Wabash Sueet, between Fourth and Fifth ttrtstn.

AHo sevor*l nic, 1 situated Lots suttible IT nmall ni'tencef, near the Nail Farton TbU property will be -n il at a great bargain.

For Ipmis, apply to I'atkToa XIVS^KV, at National Stale maxldJtaS*

T?OE SALE—Several Houses #nd -L Lots

a tiylvkig part of IUa city- ¥800 it

51,600 inchr* EntJQirenT own^r, "Wmi Pox^j, on# •qnmreeifcst of tbe Uoion le.pot.. AUo(on« Gold Wfttcb audouo ncwSdwio^ Macbioe.

F(Hill—Dwelling

'OR SALB.—On Strawberry couUlnio* «lx lOOBU api ball, good well, ci*turn tind cellar door-jarC well Bet with fiuit t?o•«, dhrubb^i aod flOWeTB good fubtcwith tistcro And carrin^e house, together vith two Tacnnt lota. Call on tbe ^raaltet. feb'26dtf JAMES VAN BATON.

OAL MINE AND LEASE KOR SALK-1 will sell, for casht or exchange for city, or oilier property, my laaee,having thirccn y.i».s to rttr. of 20 acres of ground, having good a Coal Mine on it aa can ha fcULit near tho city. Ev, rytliiD£ Is in good order, and the Coal i« tho te*t Kivr Coal deliverod in Terr Haute. I will'also ii-ll, the same terms, all the fixtures attached thereto, including five teams. The property is situated only two milea tHll.s front the cltyt

For terms, apply to John J. Key, ou Ohio stH^et, between 3d and 4th, or to the uodersighed, on Tha premises. JO N McFABLAKK, 17illui P. 0. B_x 59£

i-.

FOR RENT.:

FOE

RENT.—No. 17 Third St., VfGtV doors imrth Main—a SuBiaa*» House aud Ifes -denco iu connection. H«nt $^5 a raonlft. Good ref«reuce required. Appiv fo F. Ste?*rti'ou, nf bitf M« »t 8t»cH, t)urth ot tha Market HMHO. 241t!'

NITED STATES INTERNAL RKVKNOK

hixgton,

-t/v

ins: 'OIT .'"'i i... ij'u TV I

.v I.

0*t: 1".

HANDSOME SPRING DBENK GOODS,

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tn tbe citlzeus of the Seventh Collection District of Indiana, (comprising tbe Counties of Yiui», Ve million, Parks, Pntam, Olay, Oven, Qietuo and Sullivan) and all pireons concert.od, that tbe AaHeameut Lists, with tho Keturn^Ca'culittlons and Rnnm»rations of the Annual March Ansusiment ef Taxes foi^the year ItiUS, incindlng tbe income Tax of 1&07, made ly tho peveral Assi tnnt Assessors of sal.1 District under the Act of Congossof the United !*tntemf June :J.0*h, loOl, entitled, an "Act to profide Internal Revenue to snpport the Government, to pny int«rest on the Public Debt, ai for other purpr.ges, and the Acta Amendatory thereof, including the Act rf March 2d, ISC, will be. open for examination all the Office cf

Jixm F*b-

A^esiwi- of paid District^ in the City of'

Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, between tbe hours of 8 o'cloek

A. M.,

and 6 o'clock a., off

e*ch day, from the l(itb d«y of April to the JiOth. day of April, ]£f)S, at lilch last date, the uadersigned, at the place aforesaid, will hear, examine, and deo ruiiun ail appeals, (which must be la. writing, setting forth the matter complained o'„ touching Assessment of said A^bistant Assessors* iu said District,) whfeu may then be preaentedr or filed in his Ofiice on or before that date, att which time and placu all persons interested wlUI please attend. JAMKS FAKItiNuTON.

Asiessnr 7th Dlstrist, Tudlaaa.

Terre Haute, Ind., April 1, 1888, [dlwwSt

FOR OIE DOLLAR!

W£terns,

ShiLL DUESS PATTERNS PANT PATWets, Cotton Glotn, Shawls, Carpetlogs, Sheetings, Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., Ac. O'iBcoLARs

Sknt Free,

giving full particu

lars or Twelve Checks sent fjr 0»£

DULLAB

desci thing twelve different ai tides which We wll)-. sell ter One Dollar Kach. Ladies and Oootlemen wanted as Aceot"., to whom 1 he m* st liberal Inducements a*-e otfsr--ed, andeatisfactloa irnarant :1 in all cases.

CHAS.

Li.

tfTS

A CO.,

Manufacturers' Agents.

64 A C6 Fedckal

STarET,

m£5wly BOSTOH, M.*J6».

Plows for Sale!

THE

Beat and Cheapest Plows in this market. I ask the Parsers to evamlub thembeiore buying others, and tbey aijl ta cebTlnceil. They can be seen at Ira Urover'a S»or»„ at J. A. Foote's Store, *t the Eagle Iroa Wuk, and at Mesnrs. Ljne Laws' Store, ha*e of thediCerent kinds: Union, Richmond, Fox Jtiver, Illinois ipp. r,

Grand Detaur, aad Doulle ShoTtl.

Tbe Union Plow is the best in use mr87d2w JOSHPH

OARDING.

QUOTER.

The susscriber having opened a Hoarding House on

SOUI.II

8ecnud Stjeet, adjoining Dr.

Pense's Drugstore, would rtsp:ctfully so I lei a. sbare of tbe natfiie patfonage. a4d2w RICHARD ACOOK

TITTMAN,

-tl. MKCHAN1CLAN, 301 Mala Street, belweea eta Tth tit*.,. Terre Haute, Ind. fi*

MOBEIS AND DBIWHUI NtATIV FxEQSTIi. 8ewisg Machl&os and other Light Machinery re--paired to giTe satlslactioo. Breech-Loading Shot-Quns after th» seirbratep. French Pattern, made from new nr Mil material., may 9dlv

^RCHITEOT A BUILDER.

JT. A. YRYDAGII.

Plane, Specifications, auperlnteadanoe, and Detail

Drawings fnrnished for every description

Buildings.

OrncE.—tfonth

east

corner or

Main aad Fifth

Streets,^nHeliy's TirqR

myS'ktly

i-araj-.a.,

F. MJ1ARS, '.t iKTiw

TIM, SHF.ET IRON AKD (OPPI It WOHKEK, KAtT Mais St., Btfrwit*

(Jinit mud

Kail&oh

XKRRK HAUXK, INI). Particalar atuation paid to Copper work, t* hanst 'Ilpe, baildmg Brenchlng, Ohlmssys und Seatd's, House Jabbing, Ac,

Qemeinber tho place—Tcrie IIsuls Mill Furnishing Ilonse. T'Allni

I PLUMBING.

to.,

complete, at prlcM varying from $1200 to 820 0, and take frotr oaaathlrd to oae half down and tha balance l« payments. In, AUs «fay person• can hare

R- BUGKELIi boing a

would

make theweiver, and on more favorable terms.— Caiatart of the city Is.lmiffoctng raptdly. Tbe neighborhood la Mo.

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lots

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high

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nice, and when the, street ears go there, as they will, no part of the elty will he more deairable for private residence*. Parsons wishing to sscare a Rons on theea favorable terms, can

practical

PLUSftKS, rfnd at th.- renoeet i.f mnriy ftlfliftii btg* to annomioe that he in iiuw pr^parfi to t)Xd cui«* all ordura

the Above

in ctuutfictidir

House Fainting and Graining..

SHOP-Ou Cherry Street, between 3d and iti

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS^

A. ,IKtsd upon ih- u.«t appivvaxl prlae-^aa.

epairiiig promptly attended to

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Sorimf fn nd StiBi bv'ztilj

MILK AlVfl CREAM

hnpHE undersigned having No. i| fpilng House on his pla e, hereby notiAesi ih'ls customers that he can snpply them with thebeet kind of Sweet Milk- and Cream-daring tlie-

Summer, at 25.rents per gallon, or as low au» {other Derry caa sell. Orders left at th« Uit •and Cincinnati llouie, or S«ud'ier''s C6s1re-tifn*rs !wm be promptly ao**MSatly attendM to, varlXdSw A/1 ADQDST FOX.

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