Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 May 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY ycEXPRESS.

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Friday Morning, May 8th, 18#8. W RA.TIjB.OAD TIMF. TABLE.#*

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MR.

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11:18 P. WOO 0:46 A. „MalL....„ W.W) *. 3:10 r. «J'6:3i P. Express.- 1

BT. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERB* HAXTTK. LKIVE 1.WHTK. 12:86 A. .Express *=26 A. M. 6 •_•£, A. .....Express U:00 1'ilOp. a »si! 6:25 ». M. f4:10 P. M...Mattoon Accommodation...10:10 A. II

EVAN8VILLK ANI CTtAWFOBDSVTLLE. HAVE. S:40 A. ...Accommodation 4:K» P. 4:03 r. st -.. Moll W'

irAVX, 4:10 r.

ftOCKVILLR EXTENSION.

AllRlVB.

11:00 a. tt.

COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINC

Notice 1s beroby given that tho Republican County Executive Committee will told its regular monthly meeting at tbe Counting room ,-ftho Terre Haut. Expre?s ofBce ut 1 o'clock p. on

EATCEEAT MAT 9th 1868.

As important busine83 will b$ transacted it is requested that ail the members will be present.

Bsputilican candidates for county offices are requested to attend, and such other Republicans as may find it convenient

By order of tbe Exccutivc Com.

L. A. BURNETT, Chairman.

Attest: NICHOLAS

FILBECK,

Sec't.

IT KAINKD yesterday!

THE TOWN CLOCK has been reconstruct* ed and is n, ain "marking time."

NAT.

CUNNINGHAM »S out for the

nominatiio" for County Treasurer on the Democratic liclrot.

F'XRJT or THK

SEASON

Joseph Strong,

at 190 Main street, received last evening lot of green cucumber?.

TEE "WABASH Ot this point is r.ow at tho highest flood of thi* Spring and still swelling. It is now within three feet of the great flood of 1858.

THE PHYSICIAN OF

this county will

meet tit the office of Dr. Read this evening, to perfect tu' organization of tbe Viro County Medical Society.

A LABOE TARTY of orphan children from New York, seeking good homes wjll arrivo on thsovcninjg train to-dsy. Tbey may bo noea. at tbe Buntin House tc-roor-row.

WE are requested to announce that A moeiing will be held in the Baptist Church this evening, for the purpose of rehearsing the music to be snog on Sunday nci'- Lai all tho children attend.

A vsv.' vbiting card has been introduced. It is ova'. with the border cut into twolve pointE, bearing the numerals from 1 to 12, tc represent tho hours of tbe day. The viBitor turns down tho point indicating tho time of tbe call.

CnuRcniLL, of "Tho Philadel

phia Collsr Company," was in the city yesterday and made arrangements with Messrs. Joffers & Miller for tho sale of their celebrated "Continental" and "Diamond" collar. The "Continental" is one of tho most elegant collars ever made, the style and shape being entirely new.

ALL TOUNO MEN are invited to avail themselves of (he privileges of the ROODOB of tbe Young 3Un:s Christian Association, northwest corner of Fifth and Main streets, where they are offered Amusemont, Instruction and Social Intercourse. Tho Heading Rooms- arc free tn all, and the large Library is open to all visitors.— Go there and spend your loisure hours.

THE BRKAK AT LODI —The Lafayette Journal learns from tho Collector cf that port that tho damage to the Lodi dam on the Wabash & Erie Canal is not near so serious as reported by tbe Hoosier State. A small liolo was washed through the dim, but it can bp repaired in two days whenover the weather will permit and the wa'er recede so the laborers can to work. Thj material for the necessary repair is already en tho ground. The company have no idea of abandoning any portion of tlo canal.

THE HAIL-STCRU of Weduesday evening was more disnstroui iu Its effects than at the time supposed. We hear of considerable destruction to fruit trees, vines .and plants. TheZL-iril Brothers suffered more than any others we have heard from.— Their four largo green-house? werts made a perfect wreck tho hall, some as large as walnut crashing through tbe gias3 root", the failing cutting the plants, causing damage estimated at four to five nundred dollars. In some instances the hail went thrc-jgh sour ttiicknpsses of glass Fruit trees, and out door plants and sbrobs wer more or 1®99 injured.— We alio loam the green-house of Col. H. D.Scott was damaged, but t^ whst extent wo aro n^: firmed.

TUK IMFROVI:MEMS OF THO city the present year will exe^d any former teason. It is particularly gratifying to notico the progress of eVgunt business houses being erected en Main street That of Mr. 'Easter will add ono more building to .he Kinf.-ntia-ilizer block. Oc ihe SouSboast corner of Sir.h and Main streets Messrs. Gilbert and Beach nu preparing for ihe erection of nn elegant biocb: to be surpas.'ed by cone in the city. Tuell, Ripley & propose erecting a business house on ice X-JU:: west corner of Sixth and Wabasu street. With the Dealing blocs and too National Hotel upon the other two corners that part of the city will be very attractive. Corey & Man* court and W. H. Sa^e are buildiat next west of the National State Bank, business houses tc compare favorably with tbat splendid bank edifice. Tho Hulman building and Meclanics Row, opposite, are obeitig c.a'.«ri.,!Iy itopiovod with handfome cornices, iron front, paint,etc., ®nd everywhere else ja the city the active hammer of tbe ariiian may be heard.'

TBE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

ANSUAL RKFOKT 01' CHIZr' ESOISEKK.

To His Honor the Mayor and Common Council of ihe Ciiy of Terre. Haute

GBNTLEMFK—Tn accordance with your Ordinance, I herewith submit my Annual Report, showing the condition of your Fire Department, embracing expenditures, inventories of property belonging to tbe different Companies, and of tbe Department, a statement of tbe flrle and alarms, an estimate of the loasps and insurance for the year ending May 1st, 1C68, together with such suggestions as 1 deem worthy of your attention.

The expenses' dT the DeffartrfieiTt 'for the past jear, amounts to $11,963 12. Of this amount $8,116 29 is for general expenses $3,652 83 is for salaries and expenses of running the two steamers, A. Lange and Vigo, $121 25 expenses of Union Hook and. Ladder Company, and $72 75 expense of old hand engines, Niagara and Northern Liberty, which you will find under their respective heads, and for ft det«il^4, fjjat^ufnt sep Jjaper marked A

During the last y.*ar there has been ro« ceived $100 00 from the T*ireHaute, Alton & St. Louis Railroad Company, $44 50 from S. S. Keoned\ tk Co., S23 CO fcojjr^ Torre Hauto Gas Light Company, for old hoaej and $165 00 for one horse, sold William Barrick The note given by the town of Effingham, Illinois, amounting to $1,380 00 with intpr^t, for hfand engine, Vigo, will become due December next.

The Fire Department has been called out twenty-one limes to Area and alarms, three of which were outside the corporate limits. The damage done by fire and water amounts to $28,245 00, on which there was insurance ot $21,925 00, leaving a total io«s of $6,320 CO over insurance. This small loss speaks well for the pay Bieaoi Fire Department in comparison with the old voluntter hand system. The ]os.-e* by Are in tre city ior the ypar ending May 1st, 1866, was $101,600 00', insurance ori'samc, $11,650 00, leaving a loss 6v«r msuranca of $89,850 00,

and for three ^months up to

the arrival of the Albert Lange,' Augdst 1st. 1866, the losses were $77,250 00 insurance $23,200 00 leaving a loss of $54,050,00 over insurrnce. There are niany reasons why Ihe pay system is preferable to the Did. The mott important of which is, it confittefc the Department to a smaller number, and as they are paid it is their duty^ lo|k jut at(aM t^rues for any cause of danger from flre, and r.jport the same to the Chief Englryjer. During the year pMt.^h'Rfe hnd 23 flues,' Itove pipes, and other causes repaired ur altered in different parts Aif-tbo ciiyj&hioh were daDgerous from flre taking place, which I attribute jp ^yihi^ else, fo tbe eball amount of

In-my lait.aunuaj report I ^eco/ :mended the 'puflc^ase of a |a|ok ^nd^ Ladde| apparatti* to fce drawn by one horse, since which time no action has been taken by yourhonorable body. Ailow me gentlemen to again ask you to supply this Company with an efficient, truck, ladders and toj*e, eo t|at they ckn mn with .the engines. The'members of the Hook and Ladder Company are good and prompt men and have always been faithful to duty, and will continue to serve in the Firo Department if you will supply them with the necessary apparatus, but they cannot, with their dilapidated hand truck, run ir.--connection with your steamers drawn by horses, and I consider a good and efficient Hook ond Ladder Company as important as any other. part cf the Department. Mr. JohnS. Hunt of Richmond, Indiana, is building very excellent Trucks and ladders, and his second class Eize, fully equipped lnr one horse will cost about $850 00 at shop. One horse and harness, say $225 00, making total expense .91,075 00. If you order this new equipment the old' volunteers will still run: with the apparatus, but it will be n'-cossary to pay one. driver and one ftflersman The expense of the two would be about and•ftf^Vh£%orse $80 00 per annum.

The new steamer Vigc No. 2, received in December iast, has proven, so far, in ail ruspt+fs

Tally Whfct she was represented.

The improvements suggested by our. selves, and nt.^T -adopted by Mr. Jeffers, the builder, makes her superior to the Albert Lange. On th9 22nd day of-Apr.il at the fire on Main stieet, tho "Lang^," after taking water, suddenly broke down in soma respect, and the engineer was compelled to. puli the flre outi The only cause we could find after taking her apart, was In the valves, which after replacing two of the old one9 with new, the machine worked all right Mr. Temple and myself did not like these Valves th9 first time we took the pumps apart after tbe engine arrrived, of which we advised Mr. Jeffers, and he is now using a different style valve, and has put tberu in the "Vigo." I would recommend ordering two sett of tl^is improved valve, one to roplace,tho3e now lei the "Lange," and 'be others to keep in case any may bacome defective- so that they car. be immediately replaced.

Wo have two haad-engines—"jvii6gara and "Northern- Liberty"—that are now stored in the old Hook and Ladder shed.

succeeded. They might be eoid by sending some person to the different places whore thoy are in want of fire engines.—

The roo& ot ^e Central aad Northern Engine Ha^es, apLNcrUiern stable are leaking very bad, and ehoull Ve re-shin-gled or repaired immediAteiy, if it is not done the property "will s-.^n1 be damaged.

I would not advise expending any morel

buildera, assures me they will make them all right immediately. There is one other cistern (corner of Third and Wabash

streets) which is of but very little U*,j

as it will only hold about 100 barrels of! water. 1 think you should build more

large cisterns this year, and I «'-k y°11

In consequence of purchasing new steamer, hose, horses, barnesfi, building

cisterns, fitting up Northern House, &c„ I

&c„ the expenses may appear large to.

20 minutes to get an alarm.. In tho recapitulation of expenses I make division between the two Steam Engine Companies, in consequencii of a long time thf-re wer*1 more than the requisne nutubf-.r of hor.«e? kept at the Central Housi, expense* in fljeurra for new Steamer, changing grain and coal from h»u.so to house, &o. The horse* for new Steamer wore purchased September 1st, 1867, with the expectation of the Vigo arriving Fometime during that month, but in consequence cf delay the Northern Company did not go into active service until February 19, 1868

A continuation of your liberality to the financial wants of this Department is earnestly dosired. It may b« necessary to increase the salaries in some oi the positions, in order to keep and fill tho roll with competent men educated by practical experience. With a good supply of water, approved apparatus and hose, yon will soon build up a Fire Department that you and the citizens will be proud of

I thank ynu, gentlemen, for tbe courtesy shown me during the past yoar also, the members of the Fire Department 8nd the City Marshal and Assistants, the Police force arid citizens generally, for facilities tendered me in the discbarge of ray duties. JOHN D. BELL,

Chief of Fire Department.

TBKRK IIATTTE, May 5, 1868.

AN OFF-HAM? POET thus describes the fickleness of tbe weather, suoh aa we are j--

now enjoying: It ehinfe9, it rniua, Then shines agulu,

c. a

What does the wtaUier tu«au't It laughs la doubt, Tbe sue comes out, With drizzling mists b.'tnreer.

It is very dangerous to be near a tree or lofty building also near a river or running water, ecause any tali object will frequently discharge a lightning cloud, and if any one wore near by at the time tho lightning might glance off and pass through tho human body.

The most dangerous parts of a dwelling duriog a thunder storm are the fire-plnce, especially if the flr.-be lighted, tbe ailie, and the cellar. It is also imprudent to sit close by the wali*. to ring the bell, or to bar the shutters during a thunder storm.

Fire-places are dangerous, because heat, air, and soot, especially whon connected with a stove or grate, ar* conductors. Attici and cellars are dangerous, because the electric fluid, as we'have already told you, fometimes pas?es from the-clouds to the earth, and sometimes from the earth-to tbe clouds, that in the middle story must bo tie safest place. It is dangerous to lean against a wall, because the lightning, in parsing down the wall, would leave it, and go into the body, which is a better conductor. it is dangerous to be in a crowJt, be. cause a mass of people forms a better conductor than oo«3 person, and because the vapor arising from the crowd increases the oonducting power of tho electricity about twenty feet from a tall tree, buildipg, or a streaic t'f water, is the safest place

A person ic a carriage during a storm should not iean against the side of tho carriage, but sit up, for tbe same reason the*, ws have given why a person should not lean against a wall

A mattress, bed, or hkartb-jug furnishes good security against iightnlng. If in tho open air at the time, the best thing person can do is to stafid about twenty .r thirty feet from sr.y tail object and. ge? wet to the skin, because wet clothes iorni a bettor conductor than the fluids of tbe body, and tbe lightning, therefore. would more readily pass dywn the wet garments.

0uR EEAPEK! wi notjce

They should be iold. as the longer they pap^r the announcement of Mr. N. remain in this condition tbe less value! Filbeck HS a candidate for tbe Sheriff's thev wili be. I have corresponded with

0ffi"e

J'S?

Ttiere are so many towns and cities adopt- soldier for three years. In the battle of ine steam in place of hand engino®. it has |1iStone Ri«er he wa: wounded severely thrown a great manv second-hand' hand ^otr'the.bulleU, of the enerny, and lrom the danger of the wound s-.ffered nearly engines on the market. I think, there-

an EAR]Y

STATE ITEMS.

THE

Koiv dark, Qow light, Like d»y, like Llgnt,

rii changlug, flokla weather It mists at rimes, Then raina, or shines, Auti sometimes all togsthor/'^ miAlf

DANGER TBOM LIOITTNINO.—During the rains and storms of the past v.-eek tb^Jfe have been several accidents from lightning, and in view of their continuance and probable recurrence,. wt give some facts collected by the lightning editor of the Indianapoiis Journal, in regard to lightning, which may be of benefit to those who regard them worthy of attention.

Indianapolis Sentmel says it is un-

dergt00

.l sa)

the ne

t» Court House wW

a h#lf milljon de!ljtr3.

THE

ELECTIOU

101

give it your attention. twenty-three votes Vere cast.

compl6te

ofth(j De

last Monday io the

tovm of Acton, Franklin towr.sliip .inly

PARKER,

for less in proportion than any other city in the United States. All«?w me to call your attention to the propriety of supply- j.,^ ing two more fire alarm bolls, one to be: THE Bedford Independent Ptrongly ur put up somewhere in tbe south part of ge, the re-nomination of Morton C- Hun Third Ward, the other at or near Fifth ^er for Congress. Ward School House,.thece points ares remote from tbe Enginn houses tlmt when

a flre breaks out it usually requires 15 or, depot1 at Gieeocaatle Junction wa» blown

across the track.

THE Indianapolis

THE Indianapolis Evening

al Good Templar.

in to-day's

suhjl'ct lh« de*

Jr cisicn of the Republican nominating Con-

every town whure I thought there was y^ntion. and bis many friends will be any chance to «ell, but as yet have not glad to recommend him. His capacities

for this effloc caLnot be denied. Mr. N. Filbeck is an adopted German citizen, and nobody can say anything against his integrity. He has been a brave

death the hospital.

fore, you will be compelled tu stju at a1 If that don't effect the -syta puUt o« oflow price his feilow-cltieens in this country, tben we will have nothing more to say. He is our first choice, and we wifl give him

our support.—Buerger Zeihvzg

GBAND CONCERT, AT DOWLINO H^LL. —The German Maenner.-Chcr, assisted

money in repairing the Nonheth stable,,

a« tbat building is not worth an,erper«,

and 1= very unhandy and before long it,

Qrchest Frof

artung's

aQd a number of accom.

h(jd amgt9iir, of thiB will give

QrsI)d Conceft Rt Dow]i Hal] MondftJ

will be necessarv to bmld an entire new: j- -w. .v evening, next, May 11, 1868. TickeU of stable adjoining the engine house.

During last Pall we had ait new cistarns built, which adds very much to omr t, —far v„. cured at Buckingham's Bookstore up to 4 wster facilities. Two of these are leek.

ftdmitsion for reserved and other seats, SO C»nts each. Reserved seats can be pro-

0.clock P. M. tho

6 daJ

ing, but Mwsrs. wu!d A Wood, th*1 dtd Tu CoaoRTTXC. -e.H 11

tho

Concert

sf *if". J» ,Wi

THE Roekport election resulted ",n he4a»}^kfes W

—raiic pttn ..-

you, tut yet from »rorl« of other cite, L^I «0 "a. IIU 1 iih'W.'NV.tal. we are running our pay tire Department( Misa

of Oak Cburch, knox ______

county, died suddenly at Sabbath School, last Sunda^ & «:f IJarf ^loni

Ox WEDNESDAY night between ten

grove, Indianapolis.

is stated that a airigular epidemic has broken out., sniong the hogs a few miles back of Jefforsonvillo. They are dying off rapidly with a disease which is not apparent until after death, when the hind halt of the hog turns black. One.man has lost thirty hogs within tbe past few days/ and the disease is rapidly spreading in the neighborhood.

LEBANON

fer accepted tbe proposition, and paid over

warm, the owner claiming that the sale WRS only a bit of fun, while the purchaser contend# that be acted in good faith and will fight the trade through the courts rf necessary. What will be the result of tha affair time alone will determine.— Alhtni, Ledger.

Mifp .-• ft *1 M. .tJ.^rSAV

Uiited uiates Supremo Court, for his }-r,jc^

circuit, arrived JaH night, and will com-

mence the discharge of h.s duties to-day.

HON. SIMS A. COLLET, a prominoat member of tho Marion county bar, is very seriously, ill at his residence in aDapolia. lie is suffering from hemnu age, ajid is quite low.

JoBN' M. GOAB, of Tipton, left that place for Indianapolis three weeks age. and has not been beard from. His parents suspeet-foui play, as he had money with

A LTTLE daughter of Charles Grotius,

«... »V -v-f-

OxE cvoniti? Iwt ^cck ft ffi&B a teed Youcl, for ATJi©ncaii Express Company at Ladoga, a station on the Louissitte, New Albany sndg Ghfclgo Railroad, left for parts nnkown, and is supposed to have enrried av.'ay a Urge amount of money. He is.-3aid to have disappeared in the evening, and the last seen of him he was mt by a gentleman of that town, who ask®} hi{n Ha package

rou^ "*9™, and dragoons,. hesitat^lTf^ 'Aotaent*

ackae

street.

Commercial

has passed into tbe entire control of M. G. Lacr.who has been tho editof since its start. Mr. L: G. Dynes has retired and commenced the publication of theATri'o«"

dispatch of the 6th inst.,

itsWr and

~iu celebrated Oa-

ICPIC.—Of the_

hart & Necltiam Or^an1?* thr^e fihe Ynstruments "have just arrived at Kfesner's Palace of Music. d2t.

FRKSH LOT

DLTIINO the storm on Wednesday the some beautiful stylos, at Bannister's. Call And see them. [7-dlw

CRAI*K MIHETZ, blWJt

AT THE ELECTION Inst Monday in the Saxtoji & Walmaley's. EAJTQ ain d^t. cityt»f Cumberland, Warren towr.shlp«k ,i»il IB only thirty^seven vote* were city hns six wards.

,*t=t. This

AT THK CITY ELKCTIOX in South Jlend,

clothing just received at No. 79 Main St. They are of different varieties of fashion

flnr

'on"a itrjctly'jparty coe^f»| tho RepiJ".bean i.hal^to fourteen years of age. Sold very ticket was elected by an average majority

0Vio»ip

of 130. to tba patterp

Sentinel oi the 7th' So xExm:o

says "Hon. D^v^Da^id, |h* j^|lin

nP 0

nine years old. living near Cynthia^a, j^gppfVban' sliM^at'^'^ahKrupt wbil« assisting ir. feed a oorn-sheiior onj^^

I nu Iliw/li-FJOisa.'-i lilt „, TT J. wise never fail to ask for '-Barrett Hair DF.'. LATHAM, of l5dia&^w.»H«f'has thir- Restorati-^vjt^Jiich: H«# sifeSO ODUI^IS® ty miied hens, (part Black Spanish j, and j£r0m aid «?».« has receded in paynfent fo? tlie fcorri they

have baton, thirteen hundred eggs since NEW 099?^ arriving .fi^JNT ^Aiir, the first of January last, with no signs of! drow's troo^and s^o^s'tirf*. abated zeal on the part of thaheiiB^|J i| yf

roiored Cloth and Meltons

A5 qnB

'EvjtBTBOBT...sajs

to the Indianapolis Journal says man I^00TS AND SHOES.—Whon in want of by tbe-n'airce of Dale was instantly killed |ontJ

by lightning, five miies south of this place, you-n fin(j

this evening, He was chopping wood at' the time the accident occurred. The lightning struck the ax and passed down the right side of his bodv, badly mangling the flesh on bis right arm.'

\H— A

CONSIDERABLE excitement was gotten up on Monday, at our corporation election, between the frionds of tho numerous candidates. The inaln issao seemed to be on the liquor question, and we judge from

the composition of the new board that the- '."DRESS iiuTTONS, in great variety, at license men gained the casei The whoie Riddle's, 151 Main street [28,dtf number of votes cast was 229, but at least 120 voters withlr, the corporation did not gcrto the polls at all.—Brazil Miner.

160

1,779 490 298 797 1,609

woaT

,.ty

pf Blftck

-OIoth,

and

Doeskins kept constantly on bam?:

7-dl\y] ^-,^1 fr ittJ iiBB

Indl- lOpo Yot WA Tfine clSth.

Bannister's.

suit Go to

T"'

ScqD

him when ho went away. lorn ^ud bcnceforch during th^ soas^n^ this delicacy will' be Served at all reakoh'1'HE election in Evansville to decide a a whether tho conditions of taking stock an tre E. H. & N Railrefid should be cbang- "«f j- ou \v:tnt good and cheap Boo Is and ed, resulted in f*vor cf the proposed shoes, go to the Bankrupt Sturc, No. 64, change by a decided majority Main'street. dtf

Do you want a una business jjit? to Bannister's. you want & cijeftp suit of clothing Go to'Biinnlstcr's. [7-dlw

iER bd dp'n'M hH:ctc-STO Vfti

T7ll'-iC A\*Oo ill-JJogts .and i.-#hpfs

lF any

one ^,-

wp 9r

Monday lwt, had her .-ight band cr.fight iRSgUfl£,e of an e*otik-i-uHek/Rs" to stekH in the teeth of tuo machuif^and,^ 'err dtf gled as to make amputation neenssarv. •. r~ %•*'. i'

„mpoii^ :ro s^V, in thoj ooaut, Vfmw

FOR A soon HAVANA CIQAP., Fine Cut

ELKHART is redeemed The mam part Cbow^ng^pdjgfgok^^'oba^^to^i ot theRepublican municipal ticket is elect-, jiaoeoboy and Rappee ^n^ff, ^a-^o'M. ed, wjth a Republican, gain of about one! .Aioudy's, New.fptac^ House, east hundred and -tbo j^ro«letint. gfije julrficSqi^ro. «Jtf» 'H Strictfy a partj vote. The Ku Klux are —.— nowhpte .,,1 .THE MAJORITY of the beautiful an

rrr"7~

[2-detw4t

_iIHL ITTiUR^Jl

A the

placp^to buy

cheap Borlts"ant^ 'Sb'o\« is at N. Andrew's South side Mjti| street^ between 5th and eth.

,[2-4$tw4t,.

»IFOB THE FCS'EST Cojt$ET8 go to Wesise'3 Skirt factory opposite Postoffiee. dft?wtf

i- ^.TMPEACHJiESTin High Prices}jf Boots,

and eleven, o'clock, a flno male child,^ ^IMPEAC about two weeks of* age, nicely dressed. ^Shoes at the Bankrupt Store.^Ladie^ and wrapped in a shawl, was left at the Gaitors only $1 25 Ladies Cal^ $1 25^ door of the residence of Dr. Mus-

Y/XIT •MHF.SWT.ET POTATO PLANTS.—Heml Bro's. have a large quantity of Sweet .Potato Plants. Leave orders at C. I, Ripley's or at the Lower,JVIarket_aach jaorning.

LATTEP BOY your: Skirts tit'? W tnz Skirt factory if you want the latest style Skirt made.

HOOP SKIRTS

dwtf.

I Si tu*i

of all lengths and shapes,

i.j cheaper than tbe cheapest^at Weisz Hoop Skirt

•W

and

Shoes, call at ^ndrows.—

the

best goods, lowest price's,

wait upon you.

with clover people d0tw4t tj

BT}T

—iiliiSL

a SINGER

SEWINC. MAC

Porr-tJis purchasing gol a wri rant for three,-years. 27-dtd ISAAC KIZT'D, 'A% -LJit-tfV

FENCE

POSTS.--2,60Oi

seasoned.

Split fence po.Hs, for salety d2 -vtr Vt'E. HOSFORJ).

FLORENCE Sewing Machines, at Riddle'?, 161 Main street. [28,dtf

New Variety 'islols 4t^VdQj^lQ Main streot

JIETUR^S from this State of the Order of Good Templars, to be furwardtd tc the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the United States, show tbe following statistics for tho year ending May 1. 1868: -'3 Number of Lodges organ Lead fTuaiber initiated Nua-.bsir admitted by curd dumber restored Number withdrawn from Order... JN uaiber withdrawn by card Numter expelled 589 BALL has just received the largest stock Number of deaths

KI,:)Ca-j

SS^THRP^^VI&Z 'NOTICE or CHANGS._E. R. Bobbin. It appears that the owner of the orchard

h*ving

now desires to back out from his bargain, street betwt^n Main andOttio, is Prepared as the trees are-fbll of fruit? The^rcba- famish his

ear of course. i» equally desirous to hold I Field seeus, Lirae, Ccmonf, r.i^tcr Pari. "5. to S he'to™**!

bis investment when the froit mmttx*..—

dtf

The quarrel between the parties is w&xlng .? 1 _.!__ ill* em 1A wrvrr R/*riT*flTVft 'A2^

No. 10 South Fourth street, Sit

COFFEE 25 conts per pound at Ray A Builev's. dtf

58 of Stoves ev.tr brought to tbis market.—

Number suspended 5,298 Gives tr.ore trimmings at leH jnrfces than Present number of Lodges

*373 can bo bad itt .auction saleS^j^'#)b dtf 3-

Number last report.. 252 1 ^rr» Surrendered their charters 39 Present number members...... *18,117 Number in May Net gain during Net gain in L.c.^, Kny eanoy s. rrj 'FiflanciaHy the Indiana Lodge stands. -"Q****—* I ^1—l No 1 on the list. «af!s -n DLST

ONION

SETS by the quantity, Oranges,

RINGS,

po^^U^r^'i^^ viclnityh'ad !the of "the w^rer^n^appHed been kiHfld by the frost, a gentleman ny.| t«any American \Y atch in ine near Galena in this county, who owns 1 tr.fi-.ne expense A'SO, a large orchard, offered to sell all the fruit I descriptions for sa It KS thU year fcr twenty-five cent*.-!%/** $• ?***«**«, Warreft's The gentleman to whom he made the of-1

for the Amorican WMch,

al!ed the Paie?d Dwphratjm, making the easetdwt proof Stedman's invention for

T* Xw IBvl 0HII IB BOIXIB^ ODOTO

Stove4 bettor Vinuredf .#w i«^' iuoa«y than any_e^*e( hitusalin liiis oil^r.jPtoaae call and Neti 01 aevitb 5

J|i!i

BROOK

ji it

with printed instructions attached

NEW AHJJ-Nif^ .at No. 79

strw

^^nister has 'just revived

,t'^.... cc

a PATKnt

THREADcan

be had ut

theofllof of'tWfrBipgpr Machine

a ii a

NK5K-TIE9,

.•

Collars and Cuffs, nice"and

new, at Riddled 131 Miili street. [W,dtf

^qCTOBCIK ELECTION.

Annmaictonint Fee $5.6(3—'payable, irirarui-

\f' sfc »uthoriz«d to anDOunce the us» of

of collars and neck.tics,

ro «iikoMM»the 'nM^ it O N.DKMOBBST, t^tfpr«t«Bt Oofc»tr,8*mgFOri«st a ckudbUta t)c3heritf.ef \lgo Oanaij, iabect to the deciafoa fif the tinloB nomlnayjig ConrflifH.- he 5'*

We Are'" *utlforrz&d

Jtt

«nn&^iaCe1ntSRY T.

W'00LL*C-4s *d*n(tkU(l^ for Sl-iff.-ubjtct oe«v iuAtiuj Cunveotiou.

V'i ir»»uit»oria®4_ lo M»»»unao» OH arcTXIttitilJ.of Snftkr Greek Township, «B a cabdi'la for St riff of Vigo CouBtjr, sabjeet to ths decision of thi Union RtpublicAo vonrinat-lu^-4jotventlou. »ilri TKR, df Prairie Crsoi Township, «i caiidiilsite for Sht*iff, llcan nb

UTTT.ICJI^'S PAT AJRW^ cbildr^S 14 ire authorized t4MifcMo4 j.crf.-K ICES-

cniuble for all ages, from two" and a

Vtr. fcri« dutlioriiod to nnnonnrs CEPHAS D.

ltpputiQcan Nominating Convention. RIAL EST AT R. APPAXTTIEB.

-4 A -it J, i: Aro RUthiT'icfi to annoon the nana« of WT. jr.^xjjr -ixjj JrppBTOEva»a eatKSdate'ffr Real Xttatr ApprfkiBer Vfjrutonatr, to tbe dec1»1fm of

t(h' lioptlblirun aotnlnatinf ConTc«ilon. Wr »re natlioife lo acnoiicco tbo n*m WlLTjTS SIMMOKS u»A«andll*te tor Jtenl E«t«u \]pralaer o' Vigo foanty, suljeci to the do cislon ijf, Uje KtjpuHtcin noaUuiuing Oonreatkm

COBMIS8IOHEB.

We nre antherlanl to annbaitco PHILIP RAfiDOt.rU, of Lin ton Township, as a candtdaie for Uoimty Oo i«ni»tonr ft*m tfct Thlrd'Dlstr'o', qufciecc to tiie decision of th« BejSTibllcan aemhlatin$Vbnit»llon. SiJhR

COCST TEEASratB?-'**'

Wji ^ru authorized to annbnnre tbe naffie of JHN KlZ c.R a« a candidate ,(or-^uutj Treaaarer, putijfct'to the decision of the Republican .unty Convfbtlqn.

We lira HUtharic 4. to aaaoasce the naate of DAY1BS JOHNSON as a racdUate for Ike 60ce of Cmhiy

I«aattcorr

aot4«et to tba 4m-UIOQ of

the fubhran tnmlaa«lBf OoUwiiMor Wk *n anttrorliMttj nnnoopea the nsmu 6 C.'SOOTT a»a C»ndh1tp ter the oSce fit Cdut.iy TraMurer, subject' to the i»cltl6n of tUe It^pnbllran nomlnutln^Conventio^

Wk nr« authorized aano^dqe HENBE KAI'UB^NKS Candidate, for Treasurer of Vigo ecucty, sQlijc^tiJo the d»cUiea of the Bepai.lican Not^lnaUug Oon?&otlon, to be hald tha 13»h oft Jone. ', *WR ar« antboriZ4d to aooouooo th* naike of MORTON C. RAnKIN••a candidate for the of. See of Coon'J Treasurer, (afJebt to'the decision of the jiepublican nominating convention.

Wr are authorized, to atfnpunce the came o' G£). W. LAMBE ttT ss a candidate for tit of. Ae»»f Ponnty Treasor^r, sobJe«t to the decblen of tuo Republican nominating convention.

WE are authorized to aanaanoe tha name of JACOB BBOWN as candidate for tbaoflca of sub|eot to tj»« dedaio* of tha tfon.

Conventfi

WE are authorized to announce tbe natne of ,T. F. MOilRIa, of .Honsj Cr*ek f^waahip^ Candidato for Uie.officexI^oauty 'Ereasftrer, subject torthe tlWftlSri'of fl'A Beptib'ircan noznlnating Caitjjtntibih J«i. 'fj&jg are ant?:ori?ed to anaaoAk* the name of

Republican County C'ocvtntion folk aire authorized to annaunce the name of WILL oflloe o| of the

•MfcJAauuofc-—ia?

County Treasurer,' sntlect to tiu.declslon epnbliean Co.n]|4Q ^£^4lI' COCKTr.OUBK. WB

IRE authorized to announce HABVEY i.iTXi

a candidate for tko office of Ooanty

HI toi IliV UIUW Ul WVUkJ

aau^sswMam

Or.candtdatc for Oonnty Clerk, subject to th( iliitte pf th? Republican nominating Oo^j tlon.

Wr. ero antliiffied 'to announce TtPPCS H. SUIPSPM as a ctfidMate'TOr reelection to tbe office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of tbe Kepcblican nominating Convention.

Wt sire antborited to anncipnce F. M. MBBEDITH as a candidate for Clerk of tbe Courts ot Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Bepublican nominating Convention.

WE are aathortaid to annennoe tba name of JAMES Q. itRMB ae *es*dldate,tt* tbe of. flee «»r Goerftv Ole^k, Antileot i0 ibe deoision of the Republican nominating Convention.

LOCAL NOTICES.

It la by Invigorating the X«PT« FlnM B«A itrenrthenln| tha nervous »F»lem, thatlfearalinrf^Hirve^ acHeind other painful nervous ailm^tats are b&htehed. Dr. TURNER'S .TIC-DOCLOUBECX or CNIVEBSAL NEURA^IMi ie ai. aiU^jMxHlati to the SERVE FI.UID. -Apothecaries have It. Brinclpal depot, 120 IStHMONT ST., BOSTON, MAS8. PEICK, «1,©0 pet pabkage by mall, two poptago stamps extra. £6deodlw

Patqiijes, Ereckles

Mdtli

TheoJly I "CBiTO'si coloraklons on tbe faca Is FRECKLE LOTIOV.'

Fraiffl-," M. D., N. Y. FresSi,M. 1).. N. Frtxlxjich, M. N.Y. Gurdlnir, D., N. Y".

£28,dtf

SvNDjWNa oi .ill grades. Hats in all the leading styles, Datchetss: Golden .Gate Norma, Leporel!a70u?!TV N'utarie, vt51et, &c^ B.-nnets the floret cut at tbe lowoil: rates, at S. L. STRACS^

'[21,dtf

au9toroersw.thGard0nand

r,Z''s-**•-*?Ti

K'.*'

FANCT DTEING, ScDirnrNO RAIBING.—H. F. Reiners etill coniuwi^to clean and color all kind? of ladie^-and gentlemen's wear in any fkshiooabfe' shade also has a practical taiwr engaged. to ropair (rent'sclothes in the neatest stynu :t«t objesttoaabfc. bate, Ind. 1 .?$ ftill JO .5»is5 a»c, Ii*c-aaf-JW«B to'ssuat itfl* 2t* .r*ja .0 ,ctP mi*

and Tan.—

those brown dis 1' PSBBT'S UOTVtAltB

Prepared only by Dtt, p. (j

PEBBT, 49 Bond St., New York. Sold every^kef*. mL27-6meod

We fro M^olioUinwmY»9t»iflo test! meDia^lsVirtfili Jiave b««o Veeftwed »|M»«i^BOFF'3 MALI BXTJiACI. aad we oontMt oarselves fwjtltieutiOQiBO thensmeiof soineof the Pbys ana jteairlblng ibis Extract Beverage of Health ^Avery, M.I)., Bergen. Holliok, M. D., Stg Isl.

Rakes, M. D., Tapbank Holoomb, Prof N. T. j. Billow. M, 1),. N. Howe, M. D., BostonBleckiD, D. Bedwing.Hnll, 31. D., N. nrooKe, H. O., $. X, LawenthaLX D., Buck, fl. XcAjrtltai loaBlf, r.

DetircU Pr^f NHill by, Williamsburg. Klli ttr.M. D,

}i°s

Toller, do do Tboo.fen do dw Tobias, do do

Goodwill#, M. D_, N. T. VsmBarea/Aihtny C«Kl«n, M. Ens ion. Vaugbaa, M. D., N. X. Ooflldon, M. N. T.1 Warn4r, 'do do .(Mbit, M.D., N.T.. Weber, *0 do Bin, M. N. Wtain.Wescotf, do de Hatt, M.

V.. N. T. WerebUflKP. EUsalroth. White, M. D-,Now York, etc. SelJ by Druggists and Orooers. tuCjeoillw 1, l. MAQAN ft OO., Agesis,

Pare Crystal Ice —The undersigned is now prepared to furaisb tbe public with cloex bealtby Biv apd Spring Pond Ice fcr tbe seaton, at low rate's, tfwo wagon| will run dally, end Ripply all Rnslness Houses and rrlraMTajaHie*., Q/ders l$ft it tl:a Pest OSes, with Ash ft McDioaM,^r^ti the Wasbingtea. Saloon, will meet'with prompt atteation. .These wishing a pnr«, healthy article of Ic», well to order frMB a3(ti6m JACOB STE1NMEHL.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TN BANKRUMMP ^liS

•nv oeapptiea «£3tJ '.J 5 '~t I five mioutai, !.®1"^01

%TJ

Indiana, sS—At ^diatiapoUs, thi 4th

American and »«JgX£SSi(i3i'SL i»w«. DOiatzn«i.t as Assignee of Asa B. Suamers, Qf Xtrrs Haute, in the county ef Vtg9 and State of

Iodinna, withinsild B^nit, W)s'liH Mm a }a*tc4 a bankrupt upon his own petition, by tbe

JJEMOVAL-ItiV. A'JiVv»4 HATras' Fire and Life InsuaB«o Agency has been removed to the Lorner'of Fonrth aad Ohio ,streets, la Stercnson's new batiding,

jyj ATRIMONIAL

Hill

DIRECTORY:

ci ^. S4?T^8ys.| Wm. E. Mel*an', ^6 ifkta street B«lrt(NI.ai Msis SilMi Vaixx SSaSsll, Tblrd et., nnder'aasotiicnali. Scott A Day, it OWo Straot.

ARCHITECTS AltD £UILDBBSi J. A. Vrrdngh, cornor Main and FiCtiu Ollft 4 Williams, cottier Ninth and'Wulterry.

BAKERS.

Mrank HalnigABnkiXialkyvMaStraat. 'SW.i

SMftfS

BILL POSTING

BOOfctfAND STATIONBR Vl I (Bartlatt & Austin, 101 Main stmt.

J. 1\ _McIMiaid» FoaU ffleo Lobby. =4 M. J$T, O'Connell, Main street eAat of Fourth.

CONCRETE PAVEMENT. A It.A. M».l in»,oon»*r 6h atid Poplar ftn^ts. afj" CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Hatpi'r. Wildy & Co., Cor. 2d aad WoWi^* CLOTHING. O "W. •. Baunistcr, 79 Mais Mrmt.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.^ B. Garrin A Oweo, Principal, cor. Oth M»ir. [I COMMISSION AND GRA IN. faaw«« Matir »t., near enrtHWnf-TOfF*

E. B, IBryant A Co., East Main iUr**..L. John Haney & Co., First St., OH Caaal RH*II, COAL DEALERS. K. H«frrill, 107 Main street. 9-1 ,i}Ti Blrhard McF.lroy, southeast cor. i'liblln SSjiiart'. ifei DENTISTS.

L. If .iBIurtfalomew^lST Main stroet C. O. LlnceUit etlj tit., b»tm*n Main and Ohio. J. Rlrbardson,Ohio streot, bet. Third and tth.

DYE MOUSES.

nVX Kelner«, Main, between Clh and 7lh ST». H. Olai idcf. No. 8 tiorthlthSr.

DRY GOODS.

toall, Bipiey .tQo., corner 5th and Mil jiMre-t,. W. H. Hycaft Co:, 77 Slain street Oi Wittig A Co.. T3 Main atraet: ifi Bdsall ft Co., corner Fourtli and Main trei Saxton A Walmslcy^lll Kaio street. Uoranllus* H(iggerty, comoi,JII»Ui aud Thift

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Gtover, Fourth street, opposite Market. Barr, Qulick it Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I, L. Hahan ft Co., corner Halo and Sixth. Jt ft B. A. Utfrts, corner Main and Third

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. S. Gslxcr, Oas and Steam Fitter, Main Street, between OtU and 7 th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio atreet, east of Third. HATBAND CAPS Jooej-h O. Eats*, South Third street

HOUSE' AND 9IGN PAINTED. B. Bucket 1, South Fourth streot. WBI. B. Haaning, Ohio.gt., Cast of 4u. W. Howard Msunlcg, Cherry St., bettvssn !d and 4th. «S I ICE DEALERS *•#0 I

Jftcob 9t«lniiifbl, 03 ftfala Str*«t. INSURANCE AGENTS. Scatt ft Crane, Mala street, east of FifthP

JEWELLERS.

8. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, Warren's Block. JOB PRINTER.

John 'fcK

J. tt. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L.'lp«d«r, Palace of Mtrtfe, 4ffQi

Joseph Strong, 190 Main street, Bay 1 Bally, Fourth street. South 0' PostOific e. S. B. Wright ft Co., US Main street.

STOVES AND TIN WARE, A*, O. Foefer Smith, one^door Bust i*f Ilalmart'f V. R. Henderson, Fourth street. South of 1*.

S^EDS AND IMPLEMENTS J. A. Boote, d8 Main street. UNDERTAKER. (badwUk,- Oraber 'ft Oo., No. 8outb 4th .St,"

IsaaqBall,cortter Third and Cherry.' sd 1'I ?d? ii

CROCERIES.

NEW ARRIVAL I N E W A IV A NEW ARRIVAL! NEW ARRIVAL!

^STOWFR-DASA-TTI (JI a..TQau, iI. P.1,ivT. Boderer, do do Jiiohii, X. v., bttft^Beioeert, de Brooklyn. Cfk, II. V., a Y. Buprcait, do N. Y. Ooiuatoek, MrP9ttionlg.fL• aee, do JS. Y. Corm.y, SI. I., Brooklyn,febaffer, do Brooklyn. Cjsftrtl, Jersey Citv. fell dd New York. Crane, D.,N. 7. -SheTllle, do do Oriiiij, M.P., Elisabeth.' Scbucklng. IVJ. D., Wash. ^ias rirMelandsT'lJe.

Smith, M. P. N. Y. OMTAJRVSI. IHV_W'SBURG. Taylor,,, do N.Y

ST Y.

ICJl

jJJJL' sBifti'-'i Th^ !ac^t»ifttanWr5is, deeired of a iufly «r% ..i '»ponitioaiaad teflaaaaol, l»4r maek, aad who S» tllll.lll satae irtVoss of a p'.easaa* hoiaa, nrorldeo voreble opppntrany vreMAts toeff- A

,0"

tjfr wl J?

j») Mill

*1*1'« l» Oev. W. lUlfinlder, at tbis JBOOTS AND SHOBU,

FOR SALE.

yilrbe tclii very chce.i', fcr cash, at pr.vat" «nle Enqnira of I »7d3t

si'l

C. B. Wilier,,prders at Post Qfflc#, PLUMBER. B. Bnckell,Pouth fourth stroet.,

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, at MeKoeti Padacok's Will,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Grlmea ft Archer, cornor Main and Z1 St'. Hlckoox, Pcott ft Co., fiOOMcftreef. i" 'f.

RETAIL GR0CERSE£U^!

.tec, fiJa.

•j'shecO b' 13 wiajsm-:

BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL! BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL! 8BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL! BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL!

I w»H ai FRESH LOBSTER! Bil FRESH LOBSTER! SPANISH OLIVER!R^ SPANISH OLIVES:

GOOD TEA GOOD TEA QOODTEA GOOD TEA

=3€J *.t|

ncqfj £t»"ijS3 yd li i.-aii/ip'.': CBJ S.'oi*

ONE POUND PACKAGES,

JOSEPHS STRONG,

.« v.. tfROCKR,

JTo, 190

nasi

w_q»ow

efttr

AAdTMt, (iaitav

«Vi

Jb 3C3TH

"i ih^ ,•

iT«

S PR I N .-it b.7. ii x.

SALE.—SKIFFS--TWO on th" Wabash at tiits poiiit,

M. VA:*SCOYOC. Auctioneer.

T?OR SALE OR BXCHAi^G E.— -1- Xhr^ rn North \3th Btrpet—n jplcndfd

W. IT. \T0BTRI5GTUN,

lMtf )jOn Chwry, 3d and St«,

I?OE J- Flat

£S. A. Barras, *9 Mala vtreet. tti K. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fiftb aud ^Uih (Ibas.iRMtoM 1C itorth Tocrth ntrcot.

SALE—tSewino MAcnirrt. IlaTiDg pircLn-^J .Sin^-r Sewirj? Ma chin3. I wish to W»p..*i»of a Wheeler A Wilson Machine thit I hara hsen u*in It is in g.xxi ordor, nind ..oaoT the best. Will beS 'ld fer oaah. SARAH B. K1XEH,

Wit Corner 3d A Walnut street*.

al|t'ne Satlonsl Monsi-, at I'i.lOP. IR. A)*«, os« tJuM Watch asdnnn new ^owio Muchine. •Idtf

FOR

FPKRTT.—Th**

1 SjiOilS.

JRSALK.—Valuable Mill Prowill hi» |Qtoicft iu the Jiflw Fhnrin^ M»«l, frituiitcd in Terre Uuate, Indian on tiw JiiowmJogton Road, twe^n tho tm«I Cnh*!. Tb« bnt!»fii^ is new, only ronipteted little over ou*

Tu# ^acuiuery ts all i»*w an I ia *oo\ ranumgThv MUl i# two RUM FruiicV BnrF,' Ftanr Parker, Marhin«»«t Rolling Sfr^n. Vm $h*llpr, Ac. rfMon*ipiren for celling ou' For lnrtlu»r parUci?tAr «»t thi pr rue^in.

Yprt! *1,

WANTED.

WANTED-SCRAP IRON!v* fTtir higiir .: markut pri paid IN CA^B fo' Scr.»p Ir»u,lU.Vis- r'OUD.lri. maytidlit 'SEATU, 11AOKB ft O

WANTivD—An

AND

"1 ?A

»Sfls

bC I

Hf*

I 4

Chenes. *:vv..'

4,.r

Silk Mixtures, West End Poplins, Isaka Poplins, Figured Grenadines, Light Alpacas,

:eq •id:

am stes. utmrn-

•SALK.—Ou titrawborry

11 ill—DwollinR cehtaiaing six ioomii and hall, fteod well, cistern and cellar door-ynri w»l. set with fruit trees, shrubbery arid flnwere (?oi..l stable wilh cistern and csrrlap. htnse, toftetbtT wltb t«ro vacant loU. Call on ibe vuiuisev ... fH4Kltf 'JAMES VAN KVTrtS!

Experienced

Lit' IiDturaue* MftD. a« A Rent

form l,H\ Insur iuci Comp.n), which *lr»»d}* veil rtiul hrti it iarhO S-u« u• Ir. oth it cQWf in Iiviianiipvli*, if possible, Lt»ck »k Indain^- Itfl.

~.7*k

Authentic LIFA OT

II HOTELS.

Hatlonal House, cornsr Sixth and Main, Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Terre SauseHoufe, corner Slain and Svr^mh. Early House, West end Main stroot.

JJSCOME TAX.'-

B5 f("

•ol

Btyan, lIS Haly Street. MUSIC DEALERS

h®' I 1

Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN

Il^tman

1 197

201 Mala street.

lav Jwis

MJeiH lo

millin^HT,^

ji*

:'*yi

•#}*& enavaM

Wyeth, 53 South. Ito Streu Hi Abbott, o^poMte Port Office 5H"t0 A. Walter, 85 Main street, np stairs NATIONS AND TRIMMINGS T. *. 'SiiSlV Jiaiii-etreet!7"'

Notice is hereby given tbat the United States Taxes for the

1-^

FOTIONS,T.T6YS, FAN'CT' GRODFI ,. JilESi 'aliasten, Blchowsky ft Co., Main street, near

Seventh Collection District OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, and Connty of Vl^r. in perron, the Collector, in th"

I O E E E A E For tile tnrsos?uf i.*ninx 1.1. drwi and receiTiog said Tax, iron tbe Prom the 1st clay of May to the I2lii «f •*&> i«».-

T« •sons fcot payinj: ttfir Tax.j I thin t|»cj vili bo to Fivt ncr cent ti*i f^ddlklouat ther«'i

*XVrr.u

a^lwlw

IW ATTTE D- AQBN TA 1. UAKSFlfLDti UfK Of «RlKls" iu £09111^ uiiu Cr-r/»*u»*. l^itraordlaMf

I tsty ihe "Prtp lUr M1Q

GKAVT." vwh $t—l

arxLpiapa, by ilon. E. D. JIan-.rt-!d (**kl D. St*9') whose Mi liary Uriucntloit, close ttsdyof fiilMry, lortp expprt^T»» H9 Kdit^r ati Aatlior, 4&d Dow* erfQi «i*l srapiiic MyU, tender hU Bonfcoraft9*.»rhlng lntt rc?t R*5 jwfai authenticity. ta^icnafenewjKh**Il Uit* bouk wherever offdjo4.— v»* awl with t-iurasfom Muctlr. AppUc/uiti for Territory of /ndianawiit addrcM S. LAMDCftT. A^st. ^upeiiu ten.leui, moomlBfiOQ til. All th -r* apily tD tole owners of copyright. B. W. OAUBOLL & CO., Pntlt-b&rn, Olwliiofttl a29dStt%v«wtm

Sew Tueketl Goods,

di!

FINEST QUALIT Y! RINEST QUALITY! FINEST QUALITY! 1 FINEST QUALITY!

Jcorc»

loiau .»• baa a.'oid ii!0

FRESH LOBSlERi FRESH LOBSTER!

toc'oi mav

$130.

ONE POUND PACKAGES, $1.30ONE POUHD PACKAGES, 81.30. ONE POUND PACKAGES, $130.

jtAasmiEM,

Street.

NATIONAL BAN&,

Tjaai BUCTI, May 1, US8.

rWe

A Divhlegd of siz (C) per cant, on the Capital Stock oi this Bskoh hae beea declared, payable to Share.hollers, fr«* from Oorernmeat Tax. op and after Tastfay, Hay 5th. a. ft. HKBJtlOK, ayUlW »i no u'Caaller di Off# :natiioqs:i 1

QROQUET

fceii ,«ise^aiS[ CROQUET

The neat FOTVLAK, FASOIKATINO and

fl*U.rwcx amttaement ever invented. Kwj famQy should' have a game. Book* of Instruction, 25 cent*

BrailM's Patent Croquet is the beet. f»rMU«b7 BARTM1TT AUSTIN.

itii V*

•'*'1 5 3 *i«U

•.it i-, f". «'WjI Mites, itfoeiii 8... fiilaai AhtJ etj} }v.

are now duo, and th^t 1 will by Deputy, at tba Office of

9i.$£ aa

^'W

Mftj Z.|18(S-'wf|)t jr,(? *,j jj| ,.i 5 rf'-rWK-ia-'rtl' ii» ,iw citi o. b*tMS.

sri! I an DRY GOODS.

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