Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1868 — Page 4

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TOBBB-HAUTK. IND'

Thursday Morning, Jnne 4H, IS*8.

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TBRBK HAUTK AND

LIaVE. 4:00 I'. Express...», 3 fc0 P. Accommodation 6:*5 i. 4

BOCKY1LLK XXTKN8ION.

leave. 4:05

r. M..

The Floral

Thos.

Grand Piano.

"W. H. Scttddkr, Esq., reoeived a I jng

slight shock of the electric fluid just as

ho was in the act of lighting tha gas du-1

ring the storm of Tueseay evening.

The Christian Church was well filled last evening, on the occasion of tho

second night of the Festival, by a ha^py

,„d gay throng of liberal purcb.sors and

hearty eaters.

The

house of Mrs. Layher, the widow

of Jacob Layher, who was killed by lightning a few days since, was struck by lightning Tuesday evening, causing bjat slight damage.

Heinl

Brothers

Campaign Opened.—The first gun of the season salutes our readers with a

Great Reduction

-oVDOUOa W of cmgertion of J\i3!icro. the brain, Ella .Frahoeb, daughter of Allen 'and *M. C. Allowsy, aged one year and twenty-eight days. Funeral at 4 jlclock, this r. M., (June ith,) from tho 1 residence on North Fourteenth street.—

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5:40 A. 10:60 A. 4:00 P. ^11:00 P.

Moil

10 25 P. Express,.j.,.

BT. LOUIB, ALTON AND IW®1 HATJTB. abbitk

LEAVE-

A. M.

...Hail and Kxprees

eAVE"

8 £0

6.45 A. M.... 11:00 A. »..• 10 P. M...MaUooii Accommodation... 9:65 A. 11.

.10:15 P.

XVANSTILLE AKD CRAWirOBBSVILLB^

Accommodation

«:45 A. 4:00 P. Mail.

....2:45 p.

aaaivs

10:35 A. M.

TO-DAYS' ADVEHTISEME-NTS

Snmrner Dry Gooda-W.3. Bye®

Co.

Strawberry Festival—Centeuary Church. Watte!—Agent.

Concert at Dowling Hall,

is the amusement for this evening.

The heavy bain of Tuesday night will seriously retard planting and other woTk of the farmers.

Long,

For

Esq., was selected as

County School Examiner for one year, by the Commissioners, yesterday.

the Concert this evening at

Dowling Hall, Mr. Kissner has kindly tendered the use of a magnificent Cycloid

Friends of the family are revested to attend without further notice.

The Concert To^Nioht.—TW

tiM cantata of the Slower Queen, to be guren to-night «t Dowling Hall, by a class of eighty young ladies and Misses, each dressed in appropriate costume, will be an interesting and beautiful performance The proceeds go to the Baptist Sabbath Schools of the piece, cast of characters, and other particulars are fully set forth in the advertisement elsewhere. A friend of oUrs, a good musidal .critic who attended the rehearsal Tuesday evening, says that a number of Choruses are rendered with finri effect, as also some of the Solos.—

A fine musical treat may be expected.

The Rev. Joseph Brown, of this city, has been appointed Sabbath School Missionary by the Missionary Board of tho

prompt attention.

The Storm

yesterday evening,

presented us with several baskets of the Russell Prolific and Agriculturist, the lar

All contributions of cream for the Odd Follows' Festival mAy be loft at S. Stone's and at McGee & Hewitt's Cobs fectioneries early Friday morning. Oth-

Dowling Commandery K. T., No. 1G.

Busy

Place.—There

and

tjjjg point, and

roa(jj Came

jent.

ngjneer

In consequence of the accident, trains

I which came in on time. On the St. Louis road, a culvert was washed out at St. Mary's. The emI banktaant at Fans broke ^ay, and the

er contributions may be left at .the Hall I escaped water washed the earth from uhas early Friday as possible. der the track. The passenger trains were pushed over. Trains were all behind time yesterday, but the track was all

Wm. Hacker, Esq., Past Grand Master of Masons, and Past Graud Commander of Knights Templar of Indiana, is on an official visit to our city, stopping at the I eleven o'clock, Terre Haute House. He is the guest of I there is no telegraph up that way,

is quite a stir

about tbe Union Passenger Depot at four o'clock each evening. Within afewmin' utes threw trains arrive from the east, west and south, and four depart north, south, oust and west.

right yesterday evening. ,. .g The.train from Rockville due here at| was not in at four. As

time.

W. W- Biers, Esq., Principal of the I asking that the Council order the

Fifth Ward School, was fined, with costs, I

ten dollars, by the Mayor yesterday for I whipping a son of Mr. Asa Sherburne,— Mr. B. thinking it cheaper not to make defense, or not caring about the trouble, plond guilty to the charge. There was no testimony offered on either side.

The Court House.—Tho County Com missionera have ordered the Sheriff not to allow politiaal meetings to be held in the new Court House on account of damaging the furniture and, C. Y. Patterson was directed to superintend and have the old Court House repaired so as to make it comfortable and safe for both political parties.

Morell

Serious Break in the Canal.—The rain of Tuesday night washed out the embankment of tho canal next to the river, a distance of one hundred feet, and some ten feet below tho bod of the canal. The break is about one hundred feet below the railroad bridgo and in the rear of W. B. Warren's pork house. The earth washed out within four feet of the pork house, and had the canal been full of water, the rear of the building would have been undermined and washed in. It is a very serious break and will take considerable time and money to repair it.

The Turner's Concert last evening was a success—bark of the footlights— and we are sorry to say the audience in front was not of such size as the merits of the varied and artistic performance de•erved. We were permitted to witness but a small portion of the entertainment,

but of that portion can say it was superior to anything of the kind ever presented in this city—especially the gymnastic exercises and tableaux of the Indianapolis Tvrners.

To-day the new Turner Hall will be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies, and this afternoon a grand gymnastic exhibition will be given, to all of which a general invitation is given. The pro

gramme of exercises will be found elsewhere.

rePa'r

O. Brown has been placed In

temporary charge of the great through mail from this city to Indianapolis, leaving here at 4 p. m., and returning at 11 a. m. Under this now arrangement, the through mails east and west do not lie over at Indianapolis, and a gain is made of twelve hours going east, and six hours coming west.

the President to sign or the Secretary to countersign any cheek Ar any other eomf pensation than as herein expressed.

The ayes and noes being called th^ resolution was adopted unanimously. Mr. Dowling offered the following:

Resolved,

w#au-

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chamber, June 2, 18M.. Council met in regular session. Present, Mayor Coookerly, an Council men Allen, Andrews, Chamberlain, Dowling, Lawes, Seeburger and Van Yalzah.

The minutes of last meeting was read

and approved:

in prices of Dry Goods at

W. S- Ryce & Co's. Read their advertisement, then go and soe those

Black Silks

and be convincsd that Low Prices must rule at the "Buckeye."

PETITIONS.

8al^ PumP- Granted

A petition

from

George L. Beigier, ask

ing permission to erect a vegetable aUnd on the Market House lot, was referred to the Committee on Markets. 11

A petition from Ash & McDonald, asking permission to erect a "booth," or stand on the pavement against the walls

of the store house of Edsall & Co., Wfs referred to the Committee on Streets. Anton Craft asked permission to make a cistern in front of his house on First

Street, which was granted. H. Robinson & Co., asked for a license as Auctioneers, which was granted.

G. W. Naylor, Township Trustee, asked permission to take gravel from the city gravel pit, to place upon tbe roads near to the city limits, which was grantgranted, under the supervision of the Street Commissioner/ "V 'V 'I

REPORTS.

A lengthy report from Mr. Dowling, Chairman of the Committee to whom the subject was referred in regard to the City Council assessing an additional tax of 20 cents on each $100 worth of real and per sonal property within the city limits, and an additional poll tax of 50 cents on each sane male person between the age of 21 and 50 years. The same was adopted unanimously and ordered to be spread on record and to be published in the city pa pers.

A report from Mr. Jacob H. Hager, Secretary of the City School Board, in reply to a letter forwarded to him by the Committee of the Common Council May 13th, 1868, giving detailed information in regard to the conducting and expenses of the present School Board. The same was received and ordered to be spread of record and published in the city papers.

The City Treasurer's Report for the month ending May 31st, 1868, showing receipts to be $1,553 59, and expenditures to be $2,947 67 was accepted.

The City Engineer made a report in regard to the grading and graveling of the alley between Sixth and Seventh, and Wabash and Cherry streets, accompanied with specification s. The same was adoptod... ... '. RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Dowling, from a select committee, offered the following resolutions:

Resolved,

4-.

That the Mayor, in conjunc

tion with some competent person, whoih he may associate with himself, be request' ed to prepare and arrange, in proper form, all the ordinances now in force for the government of the city, and that fle make his report to the Council ap soon is he can perfect the undertaking.

Adopted unanimously. Mr. Allen offered the following

Resolved,

That the Street Commission

benefit of thelerbe directed, in conjunction with the The argument I Committee on Cemetery and Sextos lo grade and gravel the main entrance alio tie north and south avenue adjoining the

Catholic portion of the cemetery.._.^rjp Resolution adoptod. Mr. Lawes offered the following

Resolved,

Ctrrry's „Prairie Association. He will I be allowed to sell anything in .the public [enter upon his work at once, and pats markets, either in market hours, or after.

over the field as rapidly as possible.—

But should his services bo needed at any time to assist in organizing Sunday Schools, to furnish books and papers, or to speak at Sunday School picnics, or in any way to aid the Sunday School cause he holds himself ready to respond to any such calls. Sunday School worker* make known your wants and they will receive

That the Mayor be instructed

to contract with W. B. Warren for the lease of the rooms now occupied by the, city officers for the term af one yeir from the 1st day of Juno, 1868.

Adopted. Mr. Lawes offered the following:

Resolved,

Resolution adopted. Mr. Seeburger offered the following

Resolved,

Railroads.

Tho

heavy rain storm Tuesday night, had a style, and as soon as practicable.

disastrous effect on the railroads center-

opt

the Indianapolis

near causing a terrible acci-

At Eaelesfield the

water had

I washed the embankment from under the ties and track. The Express train due here at eleven o'clock Tuesday night,

fill

came.thundering a ong

hjd wlIlj did Bot eltend f„

coaches on their sides in the ditch. The

That the city Engineer is

hereby instructed to make a complete map of the city and its environs, in neat

Resolution adopted Mayor Cookerly again took the Chair, and Mr. Allen offered the following':

Resolved,

That the Committee on print

ing be directed to cause the publication of the report of the Select Committee on Schools with accompanying report of the Trustees adopted by the Council, on such

fiiol reasonable terms as may be agreed upon

wuh

unconscious of the heavy rain I ^^opted unanimously.

east of that point. As the train was I That a vote of thanks be ten1 passing over the wash, one side of the |flere(j j0 tbe City Council of Jeffersonville track dropped down, turning the locomos I for their kindness in presenting to the tive baeeaee car and two passenger Mayor and Council of this city a beauti-

one or more of the city papers.—

ihh Tho Uul map of the city of Jeffersonville.

Ad/pled un&riiJmom]y.

engineandcars were considerably mashed ^]jen offered the following: up but strange to say, no one was injured,

Resolved,

not even the slightest scratch, except the directed to examine in to the condition of ri the various slaughter houses and all other engineer, Wm. Sherburne, who had is pjaceg

That the Board oif Health be

where

nose peeled, and pants torn. The cars decomposed matter is allowed to accumuwere filled with passengers, and it is late and being detrimental to health with-

gest and finest Strawberries wo have seen unhurt lin the jurisdiction of the city and report this season. They have the plants of I really astonishing in regard to the same, and it is especially IT A... MA ill A A AAl/) An^ 1 these fine berries for sale,

onj0jne(—

were delayed, except the 4 p. m., train, house within said jurisdiction and report the same whether their condition is goefi or otherwise, giving the owners name$ and make such suggestions as they deem important to the heaiih of the city.

the

cause of delay is not known.' The Evansville trains came in

•ii on

any decayed animal or other

^at they inspect every slaughter

Adopted unanimously.^ "ill

After allowing sundry bills, the Couh cil adjourned.

G. F. COOKERLY, Mayor. I

Attest: W. Harpeb, Clerk.

A petition signed by a number of business men doing business near the pump at the southwest corner of Ohio and 2d

Look ObtI—J£- L, Holden, Esq., is ip trouble again. Some time ago when tiie Grand Army of tbe Republic was being organized in this city he came very aeair being swallowed up with the grave affairs of that mystic organization, and at that time some one hac^tbe kindness to forewarn the young man to keep a strong look out or he would find himself "sniped*' some pleasant night before he was awarjB of it. The same organizatioh makes arrangements to pay respects to their fallen comrades b} strewing their graves with

flowers, and this young "white boy in

green"

tries to get himself in where he is not wanted, when Mr. Rankin, as politer ly as possible, tells E. I. H. of the fac^

Journal

STATE ITEMS.

There are in New Albany two hundred and nine paved streets and alleys.

Tae Sullivan

Unwn

vicinitj.

That the compensation of the

Schwl Trustees, elected by the Council, be fixed at one hundred dollars per annum, and that hereafter no per centage shall be paid to the Treasurer of the City School Board for receiving or paying out the school monies coining into his hands from any source, nor shall it be lawful for

f3i vsli .t'

!.'•»**»

reports a long list

of recent robberies in that county and

county, has settled with the State, paying

During

The

Wm. De jfi* $|f?9d murder ofH§nry vS^toii, in* Kentucky,

was arrested a few days ago in Johnson county, Indiana, and taken to Woodford county, Ky., where the murder is alleged to hifreJfoNi wpimittQd,

The

t£

The

That hereafter no one acting

in the capacity of Market Master, shall

That the street Comtnittae

cause to be constructed two culverts, (o^e on 3d street, the other on 2d street,) tp be built of atone, or hard burnt brick, anil in a substantial and durable manner.— Resolution adopted.

Mayor Cookerlv invited Mr. Chamberlain to take the Chair,' and offered the

following:

Indianapolis

Several railroad notables have, been in the city for a few days past, putting up at the Rockhill House. We understand their presence has reference to the con* templated building of the Fort Wayne & Cincinnati Railroad. This enterprise., it fleeriBS, ^engaging the'.%a&e&t attention of railroad men and there seems to be 8 disposition to build the road at the earliest possible period. We understand that if $120,000 can be raised between this city and Bluffton, inclusive—this city to furnish $100,000—the road will be built. We hope there will be no difficulty about the raising of jthis, ourshare, for th^roa^d will benefit tts to the amount of millions.—

Fort Wayne Gazette.

4t!i VfiW

ORDINANCES.

Mr. Dowling offered an Ordinance prd viding for the maintenance of the Public Schools, which was adopted.

City Attorney Muzzy presented ah Ordinance to provide for grading anji gravelling of the alley between 6th and 7th streets and Wabash and Cherry streets, which was adopted.

Mr. Seeburger moved that the Market Master be instructed to remove and sell to the highest "bidder, all the 4th street Market House. Motion carried

#.sJ X)n Saturday we learn that the officers and a squad of citizens were in pursuit of the fdfUr .'peraois whorobbid the store at Rosco, on Friday night, and between Lebanon and Merom got sight of them One of ifcliree' brothers, fby' tiie name^^of Gode, was captured, and James Smith, of Greene county, run into a swamp, and moontjhft« lOgrOpened fire up^ia lift pursuers, when a young man took deliberate aim with his revolver, while sitting on his horiie, £nd «t the same time Smith took aim at the young man, both revolvers cracked about tbe same instant Smith fell, and the ydung instnV fc&rae fell, but on examination the horse was found unhurt. The ball cut the hair above the young tnan's temple. Smith was taken ont of the water, and an inquest held over him, accordance with these facts. Smith's neck was broken by tbe fall.—

Sullivan Union:

.Mr. Bsokrtok'b local organ, the Fort Wayne

Democrat,

over $26,118 98. By order of the W. M.

tbe expense of the poor in Floyd county A Gband

following counties drew their pro

portion of the^ school fund on Wednesday: Marshall, $13,187 93 Madison, *$16,570 24 Wayne, $21,567 56. _H.

The Fenian State Convention met at

Indianapolis yesterday morning. A large number of delegates from all parts of the State were in attendance. General S. P. Spear, Prof. Brophy, of Washington city, and General O'Neil were present and addressed the Convention.

During the financial year ending June 1st, 1868, the salaries of the county offi cers of Floyd county were eleven thousand seven hundred and sixty-four dollars and twenty-eight cents. This includes the salaries of the Clerk, Treasurer, ,Au ditor, Recorder, Sheriff, Coroner, Cdtnmissioners, and School Examiner, and $2,000 for assessing the revenue of the county. .1 r'..

large fed

for

total taxable! of SullivaH county

is $5,178,885, upon which Bmount our citizens must pay into the treasury the enormous sum of erne "hundred thousand and three dollars and seventy sents, and a bounty fund of thirty-one thousand and nrepty-ttiree twenty, cents!—:

criminals of Floyd county cost the

county during the year ending June 1st, 1868, two thoqsand four hundred and forty»nine dollars and fifty-five cents. During the same time the insane thq county seven hundred and flv.a, ^ollarf andiorty-six cents.

Sentinel

the quarters furnished them by the Sheriff of Lawrenceburg. They paid a man $106 each to ,sae |h^. {^ven^or. ^ni agree to give biin $M0 apiece- in 'addition, if be gets them out. They will breathe ^he air again early on the morning of the forty

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A little before noon yesterday, tb«j residence of Mr. David Stevenson, on North Illinois stretet #ai stfuek by lightning. One of the rods received tbe charge, and carried off the greater part. A portion, however, switched off, entered the hpuse,.and,tore aut a l^rge ^ol.e u| the plastering right over a chandelier wlhich hangs in the hall. A young girl employed in Mr. S's family was laying the dinned cloth at the time, and was prostrated by the stroke, though not injured. She declares she saw the bolt in the shape of a round ball of fire, and that, after knock* ing her down, it jumped out of an opep window. On examination tbe top of the rod was found to be melted. If the rod had been properly imbedded in the moist earth, it would, have carried of al^^ie ch^HQ, wfcicl( firaa' unusually.

remarks

"For eight years the country has been weighed down, by air oppressive taxation that has paralyzod^ the industry of the country. The Republican party is responsible for this.

We guess Mr. Edgerton has not been severely Sighed dowti by taxation, as he boasts that he has escaped "all taxes What .ever"- on -$188,000 of five-twenty bonds, although the law absolutely required him to pay five pei cent, of the interest re ceived upon them, as income tax.

We think, too, that the Republican party has precious little responsibility for the outrageous local taxation imposed on the people of Allen county by its Copperhead official*.

For county purposes the Democratic Commissioners of Allen county levy $1 60 on each one hundred dollars of taxable property, but the Hepublican Comm$sIo£ei'Sr '6f Marion httisty levy but thirty cents. Allen county at least needs a change of rulers.—/nd

Masosic,—Dowling

whereupon ho rushes into the columns erf day at 2 o'clock P. M.. for work in all De the

for relief, and gets it. It may grees. By order Em.

not be improper to say to tho young man that "sniping" is not yet entirely played Gent's English Half Hose, best quail out. Perhaps be is Aiken for another

encounter. Pond.

ty at

paid for her return to 3-d2t]

Pastoraqk.—Good

Picnic Festival

says: Co

*M |g|)Ulngiitirtidki

Commandery, No,

16 Knights Templars, will convene to-

Commander.

Saxton & Walrusleys. dlt

Masonic.—Terre Haute Lodge No. 19. Tho annual communication of this Lodge

will be held at Masonic Hall,

day) evening,

this (Tues

for the election of officers

and the transaction of important business. The attendance of

every member

|je present.

M. W. Downey, Treasurer of Marshall The gavel will falL.at

o'clock •precisely.

Fred.

the year ending June 1st, 1868, r-

of th6

All Master

Masons in good standing are cordially m-

Schwingrouber, Sec'y.

Picnic

amounted to the sum of $11,599 28. United Brethren Sunday School on Saturday, June 7, at the Fair Grounds, Gov. Baker is in Evansville, having (jarg leave the depot at 8 o'clock taken the body of his deceased child tojA Tout's Silver Cornet Band will hat city for interment in,the family lot at furnish music for tho occasion. Oak Hill Cemetery. I A general invitation is extended to all to join with' usjin having a pleasant time.

Refreshments and ice cream in abunds ance. Fare for the round trip to and

from the Fair ©founds ten cents. Tickets can be had at the depot before ing. By brder of the Committee.

Saxton

'r\

Buck

i-—-liiB Ofl-i .to

v.':.

Abqheb

latest styles and best quality, suitable for the Spring and Summer trade. Dcn't foil to call and see those Gents' Prince Albert, and Ladies' Zouave Balmorals.— Three xloorp west of SdstU't,

:'S

Gen. Cruft's far^^^djj^igg

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ai^jB|^tejnil^W^w'

Laoteb^^£O ^Bo^k A k.$h&Ar Atfd get your Button Boots, side Lace andj Congress Gaiters, Silk and Satin Slippers. Also, tho beautiful Zouave Bal., some-j thing new, all made to order. Call at No. 99, Main streot, between 3d and 4th 2-dlm

"Mischief that may be helped is har to know said Lord Brooke. But the mischief that time would work on the human hair may be forever avoided by tho use of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative," which never fails to bring back the hair to its original beauty.-

iRochester' Democrat.

For

iBaiiteMahfc» rtiM*a »!•—giifu? ui luujfBf.

nearly^

full-blooded Durham hoffis short and* turned down so that they almost touch hor oyes- Five dollar* reward will bo

A. jMcGregor.

pasturage for} ten

or twWl hMs^s apd ^a.® had /6nIppncfttlbfe tottfe\

for the benefit of St.i

Mary's Now Parochial Church. Od Thursday, the 5th day of June, the members of St. Mary's Congregation will hold a grand Picnic Festival for the benefit of their newly erected Church.

The place selected for the Picnic is bu| a short distance from St. Mary's Depot! and commands a ftq#

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dwlw-

_£—L—^—£

a «ood Havana Cigar, Fine Cut

Che*ing|4i$ TdbaWsd Slootch, Maccoboy and Rappee Snuff, go to V. Tdbscctf -fidnlte* east ide Public Square. dtf

The Cheapest. Ladies' Hose ten conts a pair, at Riddle's. dtf.

Green Peas, Cucumbers, Strawberries

and Fresh Salmon, in cans, at Jos Strong's, No. 190 Main street. dtf

Prepared East India Cocoanut for pies, puddings, cakes, &c., at Jos. Strong's 190 Main street. dtf

Good Tea in halt and one poi^d.p*cjp-j ages $1.30, at Jos. Strong's, 190 Main St

frtriOT Wild

Groves & Baker Sewing Machine. Office, two doois .west of Terre

House, north side Main street, Metropolitan Block. Machines put in order. All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, new artd improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines al-. ways on hand and for sale by. dtf A. Cantwell.

One Week More—Come and be Healed.—So great a number of patients are consulting Dr. Spinney daily at the Terre Haute Hodsej in this city, that he finds it impossible to close his practice here the first of June as previously ad

vertisfed, without disappointing many who are desirous of availing themselves of his services. He has therefore been induced to prolong his visit until Monday morning, June 8th. dtf

HayWard & Ryan, at the Fourth Street Auction Rooms, are now prepared to receive goods from parties on consignment Parties having g9ods of any description to dispose of, wilfdo well to give them a call before disposing of them elsewhere, as they think they can do aS well by persons sending articles to them, as any Auction and Commission Hous^

the State. ii'A

Gloves

Journal.

Gloves !—For Gloves go to dtf

Riddle's.

Gents, if you wapt Pateot Le&tlier, French Calf and Morocco tongue Boots made to order, go to Buck & Archer, Not

99, Hai£. street, thref doort west of Edsall & Co. 2-dlm

Terru Haute,

Change of

Junel-d3t.

half pasi^n

will bjagiven by the

startN

& Walmsley keep a full line

White Goods

which they offer at low

prices. Jaconets, Kfcitisookg, Cambrics, Brilliants, Marseilles, Tarletans. Swisses, Embroideries of every kind, fine Laces, &c. Call afid see our handsome and varied stock of these Goods. We are confident of suiting the.. most fastidious.} dlt.

Mr. Churchill of tbe Philadelphia Collar Company, has made arrangements with Messrs. Jeffers & Miller to act as agents hero for the sale of their "Continental" and "Diamond" Collars, both of which are celebrated for their elegant style, shape and durability. juneldlw

spite op wind and weather—The new goods are going off lively at No. 79 Main street, because they are so nice and cheap. Call and leave your measure at

Bannister'9. [21, dlj

jt '4

Notice

or Change.—E. B. Bobbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his austomers with Gardeu and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf E. B.

Dust

are just in receipt of

a nice line of Boots and Shoes of the

Bings,

called tho

No. 99,

Main street. 2-dlm

..b'M

nisM

aim-tax

bm th imicv

Bobbins.

Brook'sPatem Threadcan be had at the office of the Singer Sewing Machine. 27-dtf

for tiie American Watcfi,

Patent Diaphragm,:

case

dust proof,

inaking the

Stedman's hivention for

the benefit.of the can b^appjied to any American Watch in five minutes, at trifling expense. Also, American aid Swiss Watches of all descriptions for sale at

John

B. Freeman's,

Nck

5 Warretfs

Block. [21,dtf

1—•

Sundowns of all grades, Hats ib all the leading styles, Dutchess, Golden Gate Norma, Leporella, Otlde, Natalie, Violet, Jfco. Bonnets the finest out at the lowest rates, at S. L. StRatts',

Nq*

So*01 Fourth street,

*. '-J '*1*

,• XXS1

t."

ftcOMsii?

&vri(^er would mpMt&lly re*

turn his thank* to his very niny co4 toners for their very fflMft! gAitrbqagd heteto&rd (attendedi tfruf idling blni fcO' gife them an establishment lo»g denied! in this oitgr. As usual, be will he proper* toMfbtftti MlorisN hi hft ftne prompt-

My New Ice Cream Rooms are well "tarnished And couunodlpua, shd will be pleased to accommodate all who wiU ferot nrauttith their petroaagfe. i!

tjo»ju9

Respectfully, .T

Goaf)

Linen

Vwp* at Riddle

of the $)£erv

Convent and Institute, and also, MM Ghu^? a plpi|il supply of Refreshments, &c., will be on grounds. No effort will be spared by the Committee to rendor this the most agreeable Picnic of the season. All who wish to spend a pleasant day in the country are invited.

Tickets of Admission, 25 cents. Committee on Arrangement. May27dtd.

very

HosifitT.— Larpj Stock and

dtf

is ah old rttoriRB that a diine saved is a dime earnedj therefore save youfSTmesTjy buying your Hats at Westfall's, No. 85 Main street. dt£

It is no USX talking, the place to buy yo5tBtfi|i r|a^We^fe^8, No. 85 Main sfr&8f.'~ atw.

Bevobx riirliwlfr ybur stimirier flats call and examine out new and desirable, styles in both straw and fur, at No, 85 Main street. dtw.

Somethingevert body should know the cheapest place to bny Hats is at West fall's, No. 85 Main atreet. dtw.

Bannist*r

is now receiving his second

stock of Spring Goods, just purchased at low rates in the New York market He has a fine assortment of colored Cloths and Fancy Cassimeres that will be made up in a style guaranteed to give satisfaction. Call and see them 21dlw

If tqu WAirt to see the finest lot of fancy Cassimeres in the market, call at Bannister's. [21,dlw •i

Beautiful! Beautitul

!—Is the et

clamattni of every one who has examin ed those hew Cloths and Cassimeres, just received at Bannister's.

"gf

Fancy Dyeing,

[21,dlw

Scouring and

For good and cheap

Any

Boots

Wure nUwriied to annotatfee Ool. OlBABLIS M. SMITH aa a candidate for Sheriff, ••Meet to the deciiion of the Republican nttoStaativ

ffi are authorized to announce the name of V.SEKOBK8T. t*e pre* a candidate for Sheriff Vigo Oonnty, subject

May 30th 1868.

Tim*.—Oh

Monday next

the passenger trains of this Company will run as follows: leave Terk Haute. New York Expresa 4:00 p. M. Accommodation 3:00 p. M. Mail and Express 6:45 A- M. Eastern Express 10:25 a.m.

ARRIVE^T ERRE HAUTE.

Western Etpress 5:40 A. M. Day Express 10:50 a. m. Evansville Express 4:00 p. m« Night Express 11:00 p. M.

C. R.

Peddle,

Supt.

reeent Oonnty Surveyor, bjeet .. ilnatlng

the decision of tbe Onion Bepubllcan noi Convention. We are authorlced to announce HXNBY WOOLLEN aa a candidate/or. the ofllceer.of Sh lir,tub|ect-to the decision oftiie Kepnklican nom inatlng Convention

Wz are authorlced to announce the name of JOHN McFARLAWE, of Sngar Creek Township, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the deciiion of the. Union Bipnblican nominating Convention'

We are authorised to announce J. D. I. TIB, of Fralria Creek Township, aa a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decuion of Ui* Ba()dfclican nominating Convention.

We are authorlced to annonnoa CE9VAS ^t.' CODDINGTON (present Deputy Sheriff) as a candidate for8herlIT, subject to the deeMon of the Bepubllcan Nominating Convention. lUL iniTi irruim.

ft rt -s

Wi are authorized to announce the name

We are authoriced to announce the name SAMUEL C. SCOTT aa a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject te the dcoleion of the Republican nominating Convention

Wa are authorlced to annoudce HENRT FAIRBANKS as a candidate fbr Treasurer of Tigo county, subject to the deoislon of the Re publican Nominating Convention, to be held the lSthrof June.

W* are antiioriced to annonnce the name of MOJMSP*0.1a»KIN as a cMdidita for the of. flee of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of tke Republican nbminating coaventlon.

Wc are authorized to announce the nam* of GIO. W. LAMBERT aa a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of tbe Republican nominating convention.

Wa an authorized to aaneunce tbe nam* of JACOB BBOWN a* a candidate for the oflloe of Gpuuty Treaaurer, inbject to the deciaion of the Republican County Convention.

Wa are authorized to annonnce the name of J. T. MORRIS, of Honey Creek Township, as a Candidate for tbe office of County Treasurer, subject t« the detftion of tie Republican noailna ting Convention

Wb are authoriced to announce tbe nam* tf WM. L. 8HUEY as a candidate for the office of County Treaaurer, autjeet to the deoisioa

Wb aro authorized to annonnce HABTIT SOoTT, as a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention,

We are authorized to announce the name of P. B. O'REILIT, (the preaaat Dapaty Olerk,) a* a candidate for County Clark, aatgect to the decision of the Republican AomiiMting Convention.

Wb are authoriacd to announce BOfUS H. SIMPSON aa a. candidate for re-election to tke office of County Clerk, sahjeot to the decision of the Republican nominaMlg Convention.

Wa are authorized to annopnee F. M. MVBE WMriM uaadlllate ht Ofvrk of tkrOsorts of Vigo county, eubiect to the decisiQi^ of the 14pnblicii nominsting Ccnvcntloa.

Wb are antboriaed te UMats the naase'of JAMES H. IDBNBB as*candidate fer tka «fr dee of County Clerk, sobiect t^ the dccWon of the Republican ncatfaatlqg Convention.

1 TtfO

&. _j

CEHTEDf ART CHtKCU, •.*

—OK*

Wettsesday Eweitiig, Jane 10th,

ThaLadi** of th* Qtatenanr Chatok ,»re pre ptrlif kOiMl'ttniW/ratnili io which the yablic ii iavltad. Tickets Ostty Cenia sinf.aJ "no wl JUDICATION

NEW

1,1

May 23, dlw i, No. 84. East Main st

Finish Colli for 15 dtf.

cents, at Riddle's.

(WililklK OF* BtJfcEi

WSBKKSIUiY—rBetweoa 4 ao S P. Brceptioa of Tliiting Oueete at Concordia HallJ At 8 o'clock p. m.. Grand Intortainment at Dow4 ling HaU.

THUB8DAT MOBNIKft, Juae 4th—Anelnblyi at (Concordia Hall. Foraatioa of the ProceMlon, bjr the Varehal.j

Order of Match—.From Concordia Hall, on 5th| •treet, to Ohio, thea«e to Second Sireat, oc Heaondl to Main, thence to Ninth itreet to the Tamer! HaU.

-»,ro at the, ball. u#t

Uuiihy

the Band.

Preeentation of the Key of tha Hali PtNMnrt«t the TaroerSocMtpt*? Coi&mittee

IMspoaeaVy the Preidianl. ~s.~^JSU~ Singing by tbe Meaner Chot. r\ Oration by Albert Leo go, Esq.'" Aiaembiy at 3 o'clock p. m., at the Hall. Orand Spectacular Qyana^tlc Kxorciiea, Which a general invitation to extended to ai

Admiuioo free. The Celebration will cloiewith a 'Baii at the Hew Hall. By order of tbe COMMITTER.

JJAYIES FAMILY CONCERT

HALL,

dowuSg

Monday Evening Jnne StM.

O E A

ic -/-d

PABT MBST

*8 adj znm-b

... in WtrjV rJf

Mo ana Chonia—MI*ord, What Lore Ha»e I" ....Nichols" Anthem—"Holy Lor#- Nichols Quartette—"Oh, why not 8i«»r' 8. E. Perk in• Trie and Chorus—"Morning" Emarion Quartette—"Hooalit Cihorni"...,W. B. Bradbnry Song and Chorus—"Away with Oar* and Sorrow"....... Barker Solo and Song~uSwinging In the Lane."

..TOg OX? s-jaoo Jl PABT SBOONDJ k. Song and Chorus—"Sing te me Softly

pairing.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style. dtf

and

Shoes, try Beibold, at the Bankrupt Store. 16dtf

lady who wants a latest style

Skirt Will do well to tall at Weisz's Skirt Factory, opposite the Post-office, dwtf

For

Hauto

the best, fitting, moft durable and

cheapest Corset go to Weisz's Skirt Fac

Skirts in all lengths And sfzes

at Weisz's Skirt Factory. dwtf

OCTOBER RLCCTIOW.

Announcement Fee

$5.00—payable

invaria•

bly in advance.

•nanr.

We arc authorized t« annoiuice FRED. W, 8TOEKEB candidate for Sheriff, mbjeet to the deciiion of the BepnbHcan nominating Con vention.

Wb are authorized to announce THOMAS E. LAWKS candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county •abject to the deciiion of the Bepubllcan Nominating Convention.

Dear Sister Kaatbnrn. Duett—Bachelor in Search of a Wile"....Perkins. Song and|Cborui—"Come where my

Love llei Dreaming. .Eu'siel. Song and Ghorofr—"Bail Boad Ohoru»*'....Perkiirt, Duett—"A. B.«." _fanry Opera Ohorui—"Gayly Launch" Mercadaaii. Glee—"Call John" Hamilton^ Finale—"Tbe Watchman" ......Ene el. italsston, 50 Ceats. ChlMrea. asceato.

Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert commence at 8 o'clock

Ticket* to. be h»d at Bartlett'a Book Store and at the Door. Je3d5t

pLORAL CONCERT.

Boat's Popular Cantata of the°'p37e

FLOWEftQUEEN I rod-*) Will be Beodered in DovunariiUu,

Thursday Evening, Jnne 4,1868, By a. Class of

Eighty Yonng Laiie* Misses Attired In Appropriate Costume, and Each BepreaeBting a Flower.

H.K£¥S,.. Dinmi. —i-ri edi no

ABGUMKNT.

Tte riowersmcet insosie s«aludSd dsil in the forest to choose a Queen.. A person, discontented with the World, seeks, it. the same place, retlreuwat ftosi its cans and disappointments. The flowers teU of love and: duty and the R^clnes —learning that to fill well the station allotted by Providesoe. is to be happy—rseolves to return again to usefulness and contentment among bis Csllow creatui*sc. aaat) —_ mays* e» rarsf PERSONIFICATION.'

RICLUSE... ......Prof C.

Con

vention. He ejects to "Sght it out Ion this line" till the laitday in the •"f*

We are authorized to announce the name of NICHOLAS FILBSO*u a Mandate for Sheriff of Vigo County, eubject to the deciiion of the Bepubllcan noKili»iiift (Uaventlon.

of-

JAMES BOBGAN, of Lost Creek Towmhlp, as a oandldate fbr Seal Estate Appraiser of Vigo eeenty, Inbject to the decision of tke Republican nominating Convention.

Wb are authorised to announce the name of P. B. BIPPETOE as a candidate for Baal Istato Appraiwr of Yigo county, mijaet tolhedeolston of the Bepubllcan nominating Convention.

Wi are authorized to announce tbe name of WILMS SIMMON^ a« a candidate for Seal Eg. tate Appraiser ot Vtfro soanty, subject to the de oiaion of the Uepablican nominating Conveatio cownssioaca.

We are authorised to announce B. G. TBUEBLOOD, of Prairie Creek Township, aa a candidate for County Commiaaioner from the Third District, subject to the decision of the Eepu%lfcan nominating Convention. •Wi are autborised to announce PHILIP BANDO LP H, of Linton Township, as a candidate for County Co:nmiasioner from the Third Dietrfc*, subject to the decision of the Bepubllcan nominating Convention.

COUHTY TBIASUEIa.

We are authoriced to aanouaee the name of DAVIES JOHNSON a* a candlJate for the sflee of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of tbe Bepubllcan nominaUng ConvMitlon.

ft.

w.i...

Sam'-OhonM of

BODGE

Roee ..faille X. Stlmson SnafloWcr Sallie Austin Geranium Annie Baker Dahlia Emma Batton Crocus ...Tudie Beauokaaap Dandelion MollW Mahan Jap^Diea

Mattie Gilbert

Pink Louisa Kaisntr Syringia ...Amelia Noble Lily Tlllie Ball Violet Laetta Hedges Touch-me-not .....Mattie Mark Heliotrope Lily Btoner ignionette. .Cora Stoner 5»h»: ..—Pauline Willianu Hollyhock .V......'..... ..Kate Mnzzy Semi-Chorus of Heather BeHs Chorus and

all

Cards

the rio*sni.

Adalislm

Children 35 To be bad 'at Rartlett's Book Store, and at the Door. Door* open at 7 o'clock. Concert to commenoe at 8 o'clock. 2dtd

0DD FELLOWS' FfiSTIYAL

The Ladies connected with the Order will giTe

A Orand Entertainment

AT DOWLING HAXL,

Friday Evening Jnne 5th, 1868,

In the wiy of Strawberries Smothered in Cream

Ice Cream, Cakes, hoda Waier, £c.,

Interspersed with good Music.

Come and bring year family, for a good time generally Is cxpectcd.

iff

To be had at all the places where Tickets are usually sold, aad at the Door. 8dtd COMMITTEE

NEW ADVERTItlEMENT3.

91J. dJ

SUMMER"'GOODS

SOLD H0ARDLW8 «fCMT!

,mcf.

rntd ,hl

AT THE "EiJOW G$?f »no

"BDCEBTI CASH ST0H.

i-y O ii: miis$si

-'-/it

I)L

flA

it/net

rkRGAHDIB LAWN WOKTH 50 csnss, said at 30 cents. Percalal aad Ginghamsjat REDCCXD PRICES.

W. S. RTCE & CO.

8£

«.ti »B Ctar'j

XpMBBOlDEB'D GKKNADNJSS, JL/worth $1.00 per yard, REDUCED to 60 o»nia_

soi W. S. RTCE St CO

the

Republican Oonnty Convention. We are authorised to annonnoe the. name of WILLlAtt PATRICK aa a candidate for the offloe of Oonnty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention..—, comirt oiaaa.

mea» iooc 0o*i?j odi •fiv-f OiORt ai ci

Pwidth,

hag mid

LAID POPLINS, DOUBLE

worth fl.00 per yar4 REtlUCED toEOct*

W. S. RTCE ft CO. 8u:vj'*0'.

edj.

boaxjimrm m*

(ji i.i I,.sTii ,i

's»

ei )!i

GSilks,GRAIN

KO and TA^FMTTA

for Jacques, at LOW PRICES

ot h-Mi'mki n'j. -.

kahOOPSKIRTS,•

jCWT":

Hperrjx soy rtudi ?*o-

pf NEW STYLES

rtfttH funvm

»lil MW

-LLjust receiyed, and wiU be cold Jess than cost of labor to make.

*'ii2 6 W Se RTCE ft CO

—.

.3 .If q|t«S Tsiasjsm

ACE POINTS aad SHETLAND

Shawls, CHEAP.

We i. BT€E A CO.

fa-mtil ,lK4l W)B$i

iftfeicw vaaic 'i

ntAir.W

h«id

.banmaio-i rid

MEW3AflV4lfT|^fiiipENTS

W A S

Speueerf» Beliabie Belt Sealers.

Hemlng^aj's ScrewTop do

Irartngrifs wire Top Mass Jar

fiee. ScoU'g'Brown Earthen do

A690

4ti»sa Cork

J«rs and Scaling Wax

We have jnit received a large steck, and we are bound to ee'l at price* to iuit tbe tim«i,'at No. 62 Sn)ti St. Terre Tlente, Ind. jan3iw3m. VROWN MC1V1N.

WANTED.

TITANTED.—An Energetic and reli«b!e Local or ntetrict AGENT, fur a No. 1 New York Life Irsurabce Company. Apply at tbi* Office. dlt

ANTED.—Distriot and Local Aifents far the American Tontine tM^aod SaTinga Insurance Company of Kew York. Addrew, W. 9 TMURsTOrf.G.u'l Agent

JnneUSt Twre Hauto Hooie

FOR RENT.

RBNT.S-A Residence, Svit 'ehr rooms, c»ll»rn»d clutern, on Cotfrth

Hay 29, 1868, d2w„ ..

Iv'JU'.JlU .«Todi

benefit" of the

BAPTIST 80NDAY SCHOOLS,

0U1

St.,

one qnarc north of Main Street. The front part would bp suitable for an office or a light linslneea. Tcrm»i'*»#iii*b)e, and posseoaiofi piven fmmedlat^ly. iinquirerof 29dlw W. H. WORTHUiOTON^

FOR SALE.

SAIiifi OR EXCEU^GEf4bare a lot or about TUREIt ACEB3- of GBODND, situated on JSonth SlxtU Street, wliich I ffer fcr or will exebange Ibe earn*, In wholesn«~ sa part payment, for good fiuproTed propcrtr, desirably located in thi« city, dlldlw-wlt J. F. GULICK.

SALE.—A Bai'e Ohamc€.— want to iwll a nice Be»id»nte ca Eagle street, between .* ix aud tfeientu Streets It ba« nine rooms, well, cistern, Ac., and is in an excellent neighborhood. The house will be h»ld for sale onlv two weeks.

F?1

JjjA

F)R

Kaatbane

ottii

W«. MACK.

SALE.—One fine JUahoga^ ny Marble-top Sideboa'd, also a large lot ot new and eocond band Furniture, Spring, JHair Moss and Husk Mattresses, ofth* Mat qnality. Sofa, Sp ing, Hair, Moss and Toi Hair Olfth, Damask Gimp Window Sl.ndrs, Venetian Bll&di, all of wlilth will bo sold at the lowest oash pric?.'

Carpet*'mado and pat down,')ShaN* and CwrJ tains lujitg all kinds of Upholstering and Hepairing done all ftf which will be dona in the cheapest and best style, at No. 1 lfortb Seeonif Street. B. 1TOBSTBB SON. S m2U(tfvv

OR SALE—Sewing Machine.

Having purchased a linger 9ewli^|^M^ chine, I'wish toi dispose of a Wheeler A Machine that I have iiisu «ils|. lt l« order, and one oT the best. Will be iold for cash. SABAH R. K12IB, 9dtf Corner 3d A Walnnt streets.

Al 3-5

.«ia

or a to of

MWU•«iM

.aval

Expectfug tu go to tbe^n'dlaffi^rritory',

I'ottex

^Trimmings,

Ftmcy Goods,

With the Leaaaaud

.•c-ik'.uY

Notions dud

I%dtr^s!ot

the

A RARE CHANCE.

ft 'jtf cf iJifiiieoI aldatlii isvm tea *1 1I«. a! nt'vis ucUiostmjT .e-i*:B ai Jaht rll naataaa

tiitt'vwii

T-'5 f'

i.vai.eil 'tii

jjfiffliBiteq wdoaasK.

rt-.r

.axiisuit.iieet

'i'- A

9 in a AMp ,» fi

HOUSE and LOT, On North Sixth Street, seven room*, Cellar, Pantrf, China closet, 4c. all in good- jrcpalr.

has iU -i&atitsi i»X

OlfHAd

.4,1 AH "(Jbi'ldiii

ALSO

TWO

On Sonth 3d street, opposite O. HartiOok's re^-dt-nce. i3C.IXTKLW03'l0 .W -M i-j

-. hi ,a 'a

ents

c-satdeilitfiia

O COUNTY,

*iee*rf'V!rg giiJveB nil ,.ov A ledirtd

It t|

JW1

U»iJWTW feusHfi

U't Term, 1868.

is ,f rerf n,i

——-ifaionstlaT

TICKETS ......60 CENTS

fiarf fetveo bam

THE ABOVE

"s ,w*ealna4

WILL BE SO£KC5# AND OH

FA VOKABLJE TMRMS.

M. A. WAMEB

QTATE

OF INDIANA, VIGO SS.—Common Pleas Conrt. Aog-

Jud^ K. Allfson, Administrator of John W. ATlison, vs. Williatft L. Draper, et. al Onthil day, to-wit, the3dday of Jnne, &.'.TT., 1868, comes the Plaintiff, by Nelson PioTce, Attorneys, and flle his complaint herein also the afflidavlt of a competent, witness, showinw that the Defendant, William £. Draper, is a noit. -resident of the State of Indiana-

Notice is therefore hereby given to the said D«fenduntof the filing and pendonoy of this proceeding, and that tho same wil be heard and determined BtthS neZt Terni of our said' Cburt, domtnenclil^ on tbe Third Monday of Augaat^ next, ij, 1868.

Attests RUFUS H. StlftkH^Clerk. Nelson Pierce, Plf Attys. Je3- blw3w

MCGEE

& HEWITT,

WH0L|JiLK RETAIL

CONFEOTIOJfERT 15D No. 22 South Fovrth Stmet TMIrrb: HAUTE, r'jjD.

We will keep oonetuntiy on hand ail ortioics-in onr line, and havinx secured the-

aervicec

first-class Itakerar.d Confectioner, particular attantiou -frill

paid to the bakisg

deperfSHtm.

Especial attention'pald to orders for Parties, f5svlvals, Pionics, Ac. We have also fitted up a pleasant and inviting

ICE CREAM SALOON,

where that luxury may be had during the season. A cordial invitation is eitendad t4'afll^ ul9dtf

g'TRAM, DYE TOFSE. IT. CLARIDGE

Has returned to tbia eity, aad fitted up a Dyeing and Scouring Establishment,' at the plf Stand, No. 8 North Fourth Stcoqt, where ha will be plewed t» meot his old frieudi, aad ad^Mkny new^jnes as may favor him with tijeir patronage

HARBERT.

r'l

IOWA

K.. MARSH

M«A,T, KSTATft FARM^, WILD LANDS, And Oity Property

xflivr

every description, for,Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable us to Id-/ sure satisfaction in every xepartmelht of bUS'neel' ratwttrwa jtSBerai^lfea! *»Ufe

HARBERT & MARSH.

54 WALNtrT 'street,

a874wly Oes JM.oin.diw. loin#

mill iiiT^ciicii

Flour, Whisky an&dack arkini Clotfcingvat GaasdadeAad re^atow thaMst of style"

R?r, rfully

also P'*^ fot

^AIl work warranted to give satisfaction, -•"bop 2d door East of the New Conrt House, 14 Street,.at.tbt Ti^odfcJnJ^Har Ifcalea. fdl

ispeec-

W YfiTH WQu}d respeet inform fho citizens of Terre Hante-

an4 vicislty, that, she has taken th* rooms for. joerly occupied by Mrs. Hardv, and is prepared to doMlLLlNE BY in ita various branebes. BLKAfililie AND PKKSSINtt ItttSE. TO upon

the

shortest notice. Goods kept constantly

on hand, with prices to suit purohafers. Mo. 03 Sonth Fourth St., two squares soalh of «»e Market House. aldwa#

YATftrjf, A TTSrJT#L#.8 7V