Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 November 1868 — Page 4

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Fbiedebici's Opera Troupe goes td

B^n|$Uej^Vitlltil''' W® '4•-*

favors as ^ith Ha#er*/i

Kgpithly, for December. cvjirmi**! -y4p-v'-J

Gvg

Abnold

Saturday.

places on our table Har

per and frank Leslie's Weeklios for next

drunk" disturbed the se

rene tranquility of the Mayor's Court, yesterday. a

The

strike

among the miners at the

Brazil coal mines bas ended in a slight advance of wages.

The Wabash

Col. B.

Thompson for United States

Senator.

With the opening of the pork houses the spare-rib, tender-loin, pig's feet, souse and sausage fever will rage for a season.

Bar. T.

Mabtin,

The Gsbmah

of this city, «s-

sisted in the consecration of a new Episcopal church at Fort Thursday. 1 n. i- +lt

obqakizatiok

in this city, known

as the "Knights of the Silver Star," is to give a masquerade ball, at Doyrling Hall on the night of December 3d.. a*a. —r———

M^jrNEBCffOB

The

lovers

There is not sufficient frost in the air to Beriously interrupt building, and all our builders are strainibg ev6i^ 'ifiustle, even during this, unpleasant weather, to complete work in an unfinished condi tion. ...

JPbepabe

fob

Matthew

The

Winter. Gutters

should be cleaned and obstructions removed beiove the ice king takes a firm grip. Very little labor will suffice now for what would be an almost impossible undertaking a month hence.

Ash, at the Post Office news stand, received last evening a large package of dapers and periodicals,- from which ,wei are favored with Harper and Fraok Leslie's Illustrated Weeklies, Oliver Optic'B Magazine and Leslie's Boys and Girls' Waekly.

The

Tac

total tax amount of the general tax tor municipal expenses is

$60,729

ins-

Circuit Court was engaged the

whole of yesterday, in the trial or Joseph M. Watson, charged with stealing a watch from the widow of the late Charles Perry. The jury went out for consultation as the Court adjourned last evening, with every os be in a

Simpson, father of

The Official Majority

84 to be paid on the

ment fo$ 1868.

Horrible DiscoYSRY

near Bunker Hill, on the line of the T. H.,

Praaidwji of the Ttew

Htutp Iron atd Nail Works, ha* r«:om«4 from'a convention of iron manafactursrs, 4n--P6nnsylvania, and informs us that during his absence bo has ordered six .4nacluDe? for the extensive wo»fe*«ear this* city. When these machin ware put up—*a they-wHl .be immedlatelyVthfr capacity of the works will be increased to two thousind kegs of nails per wee^v. T°. ••oV"

Lectures

iffigssiggjl

^.|p p# Mittffni A«cGratfcdd»tioile..' thw A..JJ. *VAKBVILLIrD OBA"W*OBB8VIlL*-

awtrxJsafe. Bocxrau WOTHMOH

Association. Let the effort be made.

A Wore

House

Plaindealer is in favor of

A I

will give

their monthly evening entertainment at Turner Hall, Ninth street, Monday, evening. The members, only, will be admitted. '«#•*. 41 $ ttil X*i

consequence of putting in a new furnace, the Baptist Church, on Cherry street, will be closed to-morrow. No service morning or evening. 'NoSunday school. r\—:

The Opeba.—There was fully aB large an audience at Dowling Hall last nigbt -as on the evening previous, and "Faust" Was rendered in a manner as to elicit the highest'admiration from the enthusiastic audience. The singing and acting of Marie Friederici as Marguriette, Himmer as Faiut, and Weinleich as Mephistophelee, called forth frequent bursts of apglause from an audience not given to bestowing such reward, unless there is something worthy of merit. At the conclusion of the third act Friederici was taken suddenly ill and could not appear. The disappointed audience was given, instead of the conclusion of 'Faust," the last act of "Stradella." The management certainly have no cause to complain of the patronage bestowed by our people, the sale of tickets for the two evenings amifeiitfng to about six hundred

dollars.

Q1S

of good eating should

keep in mind the Methodist Festival at Dowling Hall Tuesday evening next.— The ladies of Asbury Chapel are adepts in cooking, and their supper table will be beautifully supplied with the most appetizing viands.

Meeting

B. 5.

Simpson, of this city, was chosen Superintendent of Public Instruction, at the recent State election in Kansas. Mr. Simpson was formerly a resident of Bockville, Parke county, and .editor of the Republican of that city.

ilLDKR

for

Grant

in this State is 10,146. Quite a number of Bepublicans in this city, who bet on ten thousand will haul in the stakes, and as many Democrats, who supposed the same importations were to be made as at the Stato election, will part with their money.

The Grecian Bend is said to have a newly added wrinkle. In addition to the tilting up and down walk of the victim, she now has to wabble her pannier sideways, which is called the "Soman Wriggle." Go it, fashionable cripples! Its awful hard work, but Empress Folly has decreed and you must obey.

Duplicate just placed in

City Treasurer Goodwin's bands shows the total valuation of city property to be $7,733,841.

Number of polls, 1.92J. The

& SWLouis railroad. The Bunk

er Hill Gazette a tales, in substance, that in a barn attached to a place where a tavern had been kept for many years, in the vfcfaity of that town, the remains of three human beings have been found tftiried beneath the barn floor, and that the skeletons of five oth^1 person supposed to have befcn" murdered, have been discovered in the neighborhood of the same premises. The inn-keeper is suspected of having boen engaged in robbery and murder S&t year past. The Qazttie says that hahaa- been arretted, and is nowvimprisooea, awaiting trial, bail hftting i^s faim.

IJvansyille

Moment of Martin

BKKSKS3

The

yoaag

gentlemen of

the T. M. C. A. are endeavoring to make up a course of lectures for the season, but thus far bamaeeured no, «teflait«0ngagemitiM 'mm iuggeet that this winter, instead of ptijridg one and two hundred dollars for .fgris!} lefcture by professional lecturers, a series of lectures be arranged from our home talent. We have a dozen or more citizens capable of calling ont good audiences, and if proper effort is made vita are satisfied a course of lectures could be arranged right here at home that WBuldbe profltftbfe alike to the com munity and the depleted treasury of the

eb,

The £14^

|€f

Laugh.—An exchange gives rules for anew art of reading the character of a person by his-stylp jof laughing. We are told that "Ha, ha," indicates that the laugher is frank, fickle, fond of noise, and nervous. Phlegmatic and melancholy persons laugh thus: "He, he, he." When you hear a man laugh "Ho, ho, ho," it betokens generous sentiments, and firmness in his actions, but, it is added, beware of a woman who uses tb is vowel in laughing. "He, he, he," is the laugh of children and innocent persons, and denotes a nature pliable, devoted, but timid and irresolute. Blondes also laugh thus, but we are warned that such are not all innocent. AvQid like the plague all who laugh "flu, hui'f. They are avaricious, hypocritical, misanthropic, and take pleasure in noth-

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1st Battalion, F.

B. B.—

Meeting was called to order by Lieut. Col. Gilmore and after a few well timed remarks, a vote of thanks was tendered Ool. K. N. Hudson for the use of the Hall during the campaign.

Op motion the flags of the Battalion were presented to the G. A. B, for the purpose of decorating their Hall.

Oo motion the lamps and transparencies were returned to the County Executive Committee, after which Col. Gilmore and Maj. Mull tendered their resignations, which were accepted. "the business being over speeches were made by several of the comrades, which wore received with great applause, and a unanimous resolution to stand by the old flag and the principles for which we fought against the Bebels and Democra

J. Z. Taylor will preacb at the

Christian Chapel" on this evening at 7 o'clock, also Sunday and Sunday evening. He is well deserving a fine hearing.— The public are cordially invited to attend.

STATE ITEMS.

Evan8vilie complains of sneak-thieves.

double

headed calf is on exhibition

at New Albany.

has nearly seven miles of

sewerage, and noeds it badly.

Bight

cents, net weight, is the price of

bogs in Evansville.

is rumored that

have a now hotel.

in Indianapolis.

$54,650 69

which is added special tax (Normal School) »16,m 16—making a total tar of

has

bees made

Connersville is to

I^oes-are selling at

$6,75

$7,00

SkVisual tfousand

txKo. B. Williams

?¥JO

^•5

gross,

slaughtered at Franklin this season. ..

Nearly

4,000

^PHe Indianapolis High School' is* to have chemical and philosophical apparatus.f

(The LaFayette Coutier suggelts^he nOnjination of U. S. Senators on the "pri mary election" plan.

Ik the town of Greenville Were

eight' car

loads of hog?, for which 7£@7$c. gross£ was paid. rntas--1

building in that plijc^^ The first story will bo used for a ssttsol roo&7, and the second story will be used for a lodge room

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Supervisor of the F. and A. M., has instituted .Chapter of KnightaTemplar

tiated, and the prospedrbfth* new Chapter are of the m^^gpco^pging charao. ter.

.^'#8 men of .New Albany, to give giving Ball at Pj^u^^HaJl on the evening of Thuroday, November 26th, the

city.

is one of the needs of

our rapidly growing city. A gentleman prominently connected with public affairs of the city, is of opinion that if such an Institution was in existence, all the vagrants, men, women a&d boys, who are how either sent to the poor asylum, jail 6r ported by the county treasury, might be made to support themselves by being confined in a work house and compelled to labor. The extraordinary expenses incurred by the county every year on account of this class of persons would seem to demand some remedy, and tbat too, very quickly.

SSSPfeSSffiB

The

male digits since by one of the thieving fra^rnity, 4y lire private watchman of thei' Insfitute, and from the manner m.wjfich^ie i^aan^roL, believed thatrlthe^shof fooK'effect, at least in bis lower appendages^ 11

ed with the murder of a man named Col lins, in B?lq^«goJ|j^i^ beqBKai progress §|^||B^||i#^.?Tj9^au^8K was committed on the night before Gen eral.John C. FremoBt saske at Muncie, '»Fi#i8i8 $ I##*®* called Grayville, the motive being that

bankrupt law. 'The trial lias occupied all the present The jury sentenced the defendant, jp j$he penltenti^ for

life-

A Committee or Board of Trustees, of which Hon» Albest rtitiAge, of /Terre fiaute, is Chairman Ai#^loofting around for a location for a school in this State, to be unddr the fastendg care of the uiji versalist Church, ft is to be an Eriglish and ClassicaL 4-?a4PftVK'i modeled.' af the first-class ieHoofi_if~ahartril'ha in! .the East.',.

Now, why ctt&g#tf&i3ify' scwd^e'kb^ school? We have the wealth, and the railroad facilities,- and if a few of our wealthy men 'woiild earnestly encourage lie movement, financiallr, ao doubt, the school coald :1pB loafted, l^re. JTo3 a^At4 mints for institutions of learning. Such a proposition, appealg^to. the.pride, self-interest, and philanthropy of our citizens.—La Fayette Courier.,,

The Bloomington

Progress has the fol

lowing in relation to the United States Ssnatorship: In & conversation. wiUt Jufge Httg&es before he left for .'Wasihinjgton, be gave us to uhtteraWnd, and authorised us' to say for him, that although he had heretofore, in conversations and letters, avowed himself a candidate for United States Senator, in conformity with the known WiBhes of.maq.ysof, bis friends, yet, finding tlfc x»#$fiH0n ttfb fritads and parlts'ans of Che" numerous distinguished gentlemen mentioned in con nee tlon with that position growing warm he has come to the conclusion not to engage in it. He will neither seek nor de dine the c^fficei] He requested dalto announce that it is owing to this resolution that members of the Legislature will not be solicited by him, neither in person or letter, and not to any indifference on his part, nor false pnde. Judge Hughes would feel highly^Smpfiiaonted and honored by the support of any member of the Legislature, but has resolved to refrain from all measures that might lead him into an unpleasant contest with any

Fresh Cakes, Buns, Bolls and Bread this day and evening, at Hewitt & Myers^ .-4, dlt.

All Boots and Shoes wear as represented at the Bankrupt Store, No.

Street. ~21tf r=Tir» J,rfsS1 U-L'JJ

B. WEiez justly claims to have the only complete stock of corasts in tho State. j, 21dwtf

Vj -~Tfqan Gold and Silver House, extensive and fanciful stock—new opening—Christmas preparations, at^js §4Wgj*$n BldqH ,:.?,

Vobis

has been appointed

and1sworn in as Supervisor of Internal Revenue for Indiaha.

John Freeman.

Latest Fashionsto.to found at Weisz' Skirt Factory aadi(%*& Emporium. 21dwtf

fine

hogs will be

hogs had been killed, in

Indianapolis, this week, up to Thursday nig$t.

AssoRTMENT of men^s Calf ai.*d

£ip jaa^iia^iiriali

4 Voorhees

"is a

monster calf. It is the property of Mr. J. Q. Uoffman, and eight hoots after birth weighed one handred and fifty-seven

S VT 3slzte*—"*

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TKB&B HjtTT» & VvDtAir*? B. B. T&hxk Hatjtk, N«'V. 21, 18#8 MM* of Time.Oa and oftor ^ionday, November 23d, the passenger trains of this Company will run as follows:

LEAVE TERRE HAUTE.

Mail 6:45

tom

poor

MWi

Xiabt Tuesday,: while 6«rmwi waB crossings span of iiorees over Pigeon C«fck ig a to*ta!BP!MMLW miltis from EvawvfHe, |Jt^ 4aq^nC l^f:«tne frightened, and jumped from- tiro boat into id the gearing, were drowned.

Jf\.

mvmi^ Mm*

title of a new monthly to be published at Indianapplk .by Mrs. JDora 31and, a lad, of rar^temry' Mammei^| l£^ill devotibd \o ntertnare, art, aress, nouseliold economy, healthr—pfijwical- culture, and the promotion of be publisMjB 'mbi the first ^January, 1869.

a. M.

fcocalr Accommodation ......... 3:15 'j?. M. New*F4»k •BxpreBs............ 4^0 T. M. Eastern Fast Line .....10:25 v.

ARRIVE AT TERRE HAUTE.

•Western Fast Line 6:30

matfimon^ He mistook tho

question for purgatory, and promptly ianswered, "A place or state of punish ment in this life where some should suffer for a time before they go to heav|

Now, there are cynical Binners, who will insist that, although tho lad misunderjBtfod tho uueetion, ho anewered it m^1 velously correct. But however much thoy may be disposed to wrangle ou this bubject, they all unite in saying that D. Steibold, No. 64 Maiwitreet, north of the bid Court House, keeps the moat extensdurable and Btylish Boots, Shoes, gaiter?. &o,. & to bo had anywhere. He ts constantly recejfihg new goods and yyJt 2idit.

Fresh Celery can now be had at George L. Beigler's new stand, on,Fourth Street, near the Market House. 20dlw

Terse Haute, Nov. 20, 1868.

lahge case,

Just

AuviTnhoo& fHr

II il^eaSifeM JiJanuary, 1869.

New

containing Chinchilla

Cloaking*, Heavy Black Beavers, and 200 Balmoral Skirts, at $1 cash, was received by us yesterday. dlt. Eds1S.l' St Co "3'

received,

Infant's Embroidered

Waists at $1 00, worth-$2 00, at C. Wittig & Co's, dtf 170 Deming Block.

|n|finSh|^ thit S.

IB. Freemian]

161 Main street, is selling his stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., at prices as low as those who eell at cost though not with the intention of discontinuing the business. dwtf

Arrival.—New line of Ham

burg Insertings and EdgiDgs, real Lace Collars, Maltese Collars, now styles Linen ahd' Faper Collars and Cuffs, real Lace and Valenciennes Handkerchiefs, at

Wittig

Have

xou

& Co's, i'

been to

Store?

Xatzenbach's New 18dlw

Everything in Katzenbach'e.

All

the smokers line at 18dlw

kinds

of thewing tobacco at Kat-

ztnbach'g. •i5Ji tAiiM I8dlw

Wanted—An Agent for the "Family Dress Guide."—To an enterprising energetic Lady a splendid chance will be given to act as Agent for Terr & Haute and county, for the Family Dress Guide.

Apply immediately at Mrs. Desk's, No_ 41 North 4th Street, or at Pence's Hall.novl8d4t

you

want a good cigar, go to Kat-

zenbach's. 18dlw

,Lolr. —Somewhere between the Baptist Church and Joseph Grover's residence, on 5th street, a chinchilla shawl with Scotch border. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at No. 2 Engine House. dtf ——11^14} all kinds of pipes at Katzenbach's from a common clay pipe to a splendid

Meerschaum. [18,dlw

The

finest brands

(Trover &

ss^am

in the city, at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64 Main Street. 21tf

BsiirrkdtCing"tWi itifi e,' rtiat iswbat B. Weisz does at his Corset Empormm and Skirt Factory, No. 12 south

will open a first-

clasl meat shop on Monday, Nov. 23d, in Naylor's new O^nbetreet, near Fourth, where can be found, at all timto, fre^-meattj in oveis rariety and best quality. They will also keep open daily the Ninth Street Market for the iKiconj modatk^^f nth at ffflt of*tiiecity. 21-dlw

LADntBvMiMW and Childrens Bubbera, .#*p»^. sw^)sne| I4 Main'street. 21tf

few

patterns heavy Cloakings,

dlt

s«T

*iK .fiea dJRff wm

mi jstttae mm?.

,?**

of smoking tobac

co at. Katzenbach's. [18,dlw

It?

Main

street,

fine

Nothing

Katzenbach's Tobac

co Store. [18,dlw

lot of cbeep Meerschaum tlpea

at Katzenbach's. Warranted to be genu ine. They will be sold for less, at retail than others can buy tbem at wholesale Go and see them and buy one. 18dlf

you have tho "Hues" go to Katzenbach'a and get one of. hi3 clear Havanas Sure cure.

[18,1

Main

New

a good cigar after eat

ing a good dinner. Go to Katzenbach's, 147 Main street. He has what you want. £18,dlw

Sttle3 or

Hats

and

Market

Bonnets

at 149 Main street. dtf

House

to be

Kept Open—.

A compotent person has been employed tb attend tho Lower Market, where our citizens will find the best of fresh meats at all hours during the day dlw.

Miller, Merchant Tailors

and Clothiers, and dealers in Gents' furnishing goods, have now a complete stoik, consisting In part of the most desirable shades of Chinchillas, Esquimaux, Ca»tor Duffel, Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olive Cloths: a full line of French and English Cassimsres and Yeatings also a large assortment of American Oaasimerea, all ef which will be sold by the yard, or made up to order as cheap as good work, can be afforded.

We call special attention to oar Stock of Gents' furnishing goods, consisting of Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Glovee, Ties, Paper and Linen Collars and Cuffa, half Hose, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' Underwear, and the Orient, Occident and Novelty Collara also a nice line of Cawimere, Tweed and Mskoa Shirts. lf^dtf

Fobs.—The

eaWprioe?, noold mothy stock, at -. £^5 S.

^Fk*sh Buckwheat Flour, *t Bailey's.

Removed.—Davis'

Ray & 4-dtf

IS, dwlat .... *-•1* i..„ 'L .-.f ."1-1 The

LATEST

a. m.

[St. Louis Day Express 12:15 p.

[Evansville & Cairo Express... 4:35 p.

St. Louis Night E xpress.........11:57

p. m.

.i' viO" 0BA8.R

Peddle, VV

Superintendent

fT r?'* I^^^Mls^PSEHENSWfcH.—Aggo^d story is told of a yonng lady, a teacher at one of our Sabbath School*, who, one or two Sundays ago, asked a youngster what,

Kiel's

safest

It i# a weJi-hBOWn tUPf ensfrian b»«utiaa pwa— iWw» of hair. If iu pw«wfHa ia I«w additional charms to the semi-enlighted i*4 diee of Cireaasia, hov aaodUBore doet it adorn the beauty of ou^highly-cultivated AmerfcaniieUeB., It« easily ftUiire^by the uso of "Brrret's Vegetable Hair Restorer.'1—£Washington (D. C. Chronicle.

FA^moK.-^-Mllea ara

always desirous to have that, and th^ are snre not to misfilfj wheh tlley go to B. Weisz' Skirt Factory and Corset Em porium.^ ^Jt

dwlf

sTl^i)AiD

ters

wnm

bit

is highly reoemmeaded by physicians for Dyspepttes, on aeooant of its tonic properties, itB purity, and its delicious flavor. —auelo-dwant

—.'

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W. W. Shannon-, Torre Haute, Ind Close, out at retiueM pricee, all the Stoves you cab by December 1st, and shid tin balance to Evansville. "it, A. Helbuhg & Ca

In accordance with the above orders I will sell a large lot of No. 1 Cook Stoven, all trimmed with the best of trimpiings, and a large stock of Heating Stoves of the latest patterns for less than cost, for cash. Also, a fine assortment of Tinware, Pressed Warey Bilrd Cages, Coal Buckets, and everything pertaining to the stock, at reduced prices- Now is the time for bargains. W. W. Shannon, No. 63 Main stieet, opposite the Old

Court House. nl3dlw«w2t

Furs

Furs! Fubs

new Ja^_

Fruits atC.I. Bipley's. dtf.

Call

pound packages, Chow-chow, by the dozen, or single ground and unground Spices, clear Citron, Raisins, and Rice all new and fresh, at the New York Tea Store, 134 Main street. S 3-t 31dtf

Tobacco Tobacco! Tobacco!

large and fine assortment of Cigars and Tobacco, will be found atM. V. Moudy's. east Bide Public Square. Country mer chants, come and get your Tobaoco at factory prices. dtf

Smokbbs and chewers will find something exceedingly delicious, in the shape of Cigara and Tobacco, at the newTobacco House, east side Public Square. dtf

White

Silk

Fans.—A

Oysters

ti M.

Sam

IKS.

Sam

Badgley when you

want a can of large Oysters. dtf

Badqley is receiving tha best

Oysters coming to the city. dtf

you want a good Stove, cheap, go to Shannon's, 63 Maih street dtf

Everybody, go to Shannon's for bar* gains in Stoves. 63 M«in street. dtf

Hosiery—Now cheaper than evfcr, at Riddle's, 151 Main street. 31dtf

Oolong Teas.—Fresh arrival of the "new crop," very choree and finely flavored, at the New York Tea Store. 3idtf

dtf 170 Deming Block.

Gold, Chatelain, Vest, Leontine and Safety Chains Handkerchief Rings, Necklaces, Rings for the

White Laced Kid Gloves, at Riddle's. 3ldtf

Buckwheat Flourand Smoked Hallibut, at C. I. Ripley's. dtf

nice assort

ment juat received, by Riddle, 151 Main Btreet. 31dtf

my old

Customers.—I am Vfiry

thankful to you for past favors I have been for Bome time selling you goods at a profit, but now I propose to sell you goods for the next two months at cost, in ordor to reduce my stock as low as possl ble. Call and select your holiday goods. nolO-dtf G.

Bascom,

Jacob Kern, well known as one of the beat Watchmakers in the city, has removed to Sixth street, opposite the new Postoffice, where he will be pleased to meet bis friends, in want of work in bis line, warranting the fullest satisfaction He bas a good assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, at the very lowest price lOdtf

The Aboost Cloth Collar—Paper Lined.—Oneof these Collars will wear as long as three Paper Collars, and the "economist' can make them last still longer, as they can be cleaned by rubbing tbem with a damp cloth a little soap may be used. No Enamol or poisonous matter is used in manufacturing this collar. Please try the strength.

Tuell, Riplbt & Ca

13-d2w Terre Haute, Ind

Auction.—A large lot of Ladies fine Furs and Hoods, and Misses and Bitys' Hats and Caps, to be sold at auction, at Greiner & Forrest's Auction Rooms, corner of Third and Ohio streets^

Goods sold at private sale until 'Mon~ day. Then they will be offered at auction, and sold to the highest bidderV Sadies invited to attend. Sale toconftOence at 2 o'clock, p. 1 libHi.

Mince Meat at C. I. Ripley's. 3

Leave your orders for Gscme, and dressed poultry, at Bay & Bailoy's. 4-dtf

The "Tastie Cravatte," for ladies, at Riddle's.

a POLISH

Xbu.

finest assortment, tbe iow.

Straus*,

.00 -i 149 Main rtrest.

Maaic

Porte."

Drug Store has been

removed to Deming Block, 6th and Main •troets-*5" 4dlw

81dtf

Breaktast Tea—Very fine-

to favored, just opened at the New York Sn Store. 31dtf

*"^Mu3ic Boxls, Six Tune "Vox Celestes." if2-rr

5 t*srr 4 'i

Boxea, ti

Eight Tune Piano JOHN R. FBK*mahv_.

LoYns of Boclnrbeat cakes canl^re their orden at C. I. Ripley's *nd be a»sared of getting

Try it.

J# iSMte'n?

Ntt. 1 artjd9 ®f taat.

ltf-

iHOwnr.

prudent paoplfl^ ud among them the Mies wbegotoft ^hCiSkMfactory, oppoaitNfettCMMta^ fi» M'iWtn Skirt, wMah man *r&*, mangrwe&d, Md wUl k«9 iti«kap« U*gar, ita MitrtkHi any otherikftt. dwtf

Buck de Dozin is the firm that reorat1*' dktdbaiyilflHs iaiiiiiUii dfHI^ guarantee to repair

work on all goods

sold. Thewfori ybo wRl And it a very good place to buy yoar Boot# and Shoes, at prices as low as elsewhere. Gall «nd examine thek atocli, At 99, Mala street, 3 doors west of Edsall'a.,

Good assort,

ment and cheap, at Riddle's.

spiced and preserved

Geo&e's.—From |knd

.after to4ay George Qabenneyw .Co will be in receipt of HMse large and mag-

they will sell by the can or serve np to customers at~ttre& Oyster Restaurant on Fourth1street, qgjktsite the poatoffice. 31rdtf.

Fob

Rent

and

Sale.—For rent, one

ofihe best bosinees stands in tlra city, being on Main street, with a well established trade in Groceries and provisions, together with a good dwelling, smoke house and stable, oa tha same premises.— And with the same is for sale a well selected stock of Groceries and provisions, witb [email protected]&wiU of the trade. Enqoire of Hosford

G. H.

Boudotot, Atty s.

Bas com

is sailing off his entire

stock of Watches^ Jewelry, Ac., at cost going to change his busines. Great bargains now at No. 151 Main stteeC v. nolO dtf. ...

beautiful line

of new TrirlimiiigB

just received at Riddle's New Tork Trimming Store. 3idftf

Fob

Sale.—Alarge lot of Heating ahd Cook Stoves, to be closed out within twenty days, without reserve, for cash only, regardless of cost, at 63 Main street. dtf.

W, W.

New

Shahs'on*

Campaiom, for the

Closing

o» 1868.—All who wish to enlist in the cause,

rwill

call at the new Tobacco

House, east side Public Square, where will be fo\md all the comforts of that luxurius a a

Honet Strut, just the thing for Buck wheat Cakes at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

Sam F. Babqlet i§ going to make Oysters a speciality, therefore can offer inducements. dtf

Christmas

A. R., Lock

ets, Locket-Albums, &c., at dtf John R. Freeman's.

Fresh Prunes,

Hominy Grits, in eight

is)

ComInq.—Biddle it pro

paring for it. Slipper Patterns in great variety, acd cheap. Ladies' Companions, a fine assortment Hanging Baskets and Fanqy Goods, in great variety. 31dt,

Notice or Chanqe.—E. R. Bobbins having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his customers wit)» Gawlen and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf

E. R.

Kt.tab

!!—A

N. B.—On

Robbies.

Cummins, who took the premi

um oh the best variety of apples at the State Fair has established a fruit store on Main street, two doors west of Third, Where he has a large stock of his own applet, and buys and sells at wholesale and retail, choice apples, for winter keeping, apples for present use, cider, green and dried fruit of all kinds, beans, potatoes: &2. It is a much needed and convenient institution, and is receiving a liberal patronage. lSdtf

NEW ADVERTfSEMENTS.

J^OTICB TO

CITY TAX-PAYT B9,

J. hereby git* notioa that the Tax Duplicate for the year 1868, has been plated in my bands for collection. The rata of taxes on all Real E« tate and Personal Property, on each one htin dred dollars valnation is as follows: For general psnossi ..70 cents For special, or Normal School —...20 On esoh nale psrapa, sane,and not pauper, a poll-tax o(...a,.,t.«..... 60

all taxes aot paid by the third Mon

day in March, 1869, than will be a penalty of ten per cent, added to ths same. C. A. GOODWIN, 80J2w icttid' City Treasartr,

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST,, DEMING BLOCK.

1 STAPLES, Of every grade and in Large Supply. A GOOD STOCK OP A

A E ft,

Plain, Colored and Figured, for for Winter use. I**

Serges, Alpacas and Poplins,

In plaint, figured and changeable stylesi

OUR SPECIALITY /fesifcjsst otr«,aS:

samless" Felt Sklrtf

Of. J' oaXiLED

"ftoctEVAkD.

Plain.

Stamped and Braided, at Vjsr 2 WW. PRICES

Waterproef Ladies Clotl i: and Cleakiogs,

I N A I E

-jj j} ALL KIHDS o*

Gloves and Hosiery, Nubias, Hooda, 8oarfiB, and Breakfast Scar&*

f*c

Brown offers a Buck-board for

sale. For farther particulars apply e*fly to Mr. Elwell, at R. S. Cox 4 Son's, dtf

A Good Stock of

Long and 8f*are Shawls,

FVM CAPES and CtTJFJFS, At all •Pweei

GITE tr»A CALL, Before the Auortment broken.

p. JElKEia Sl

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST, DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST DEMING BLOCK. 110 MAIN DBM2NG BLOCK.

SlifiiSiiiii.

•Uilfffess DIRECTORY.

Ta. K. lMLeen, tfs Main street. iS Main 8treot. ., Ohio StrMfi t.

4 Croft, 88 Main Street. Qajvit Oklo OtrMfi

Jfos. H. Blake, Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDEBS„n

J. A. Try4Mb, corner Main wad Fijth. wt oaft Wflllinu, corner .. 1.! ftfO framk A Bfo.,

BOOTS AND SHOJfck

B. BmbIs***,T9 Vain Street". "1T flgw Minor, 81 Main 8tre«t. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. I. K. flarrln A Owen, Principal, cor. r.tli 4 Mam

COMMISSION AND

E. B, Bryant A Go^ Bast MainStrad, sShn Haney A Co.. first St..

L. H. Bartfolomew, 157Tttain itrcet, .. 0. O. IilncolD, 6th St., between Main ana Oblo. J. Biahardcos.Ohio Btroet, anil 4th. -t~z

DYE HOUSES.

H. Claridge, No. 8 North 4th DRY G€M?DS. *, TaeU. Bipley A Co., corilep 5th and Main' strwtft W. 8. Rjc»i Co., 77 Maia sww*. C. Wittig 4 Co.. 170 Main t, CdsaU ti Co., corner Vorirth an4 Main stceet Saxton Walmsley, U1 Main aft+et7.

Gornelina A liaggerty, corner Main aaP Tlrtrt DRUGGISTS. 'S Bafr, Gnlick A Berry, corner Main aiMToiHS* 1. L. Maban A «0 corner Jlaiii acd Sixth. J[. B. A.

Davifl, cornor

Mhiu And

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.' Jonea A Jones, eA«t »ido PobltC Sqtiaro. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTKB

John Armptrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAP* 3 Joeeph 0. Tatee, 145 Mi.io street., Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street. Vi

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and'Main., Olark House, corner Ohio and First. Terre Hanse Honfe, corner Main and.Eercnth. Early Honse, West end Uain streoti fi

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott A Crane, Main street, cast of Fifth.

S. B. Freeman, 74 Slain street. John B. Freeman, 5 Warren's liluck JOB PRINTER. John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street.

Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street.

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE

JWLm JBT.

For the benefit of Widows ami Orphans of deceased Solditra. The Oommitte haviag obargo. promM* thb pnbliothat overi effort sqall be made to mate this a brilliant affair.

The best of mnslo will b9 in attendanoa, and the floor nnder charge of competent Gentitmea.

Admission

Sorposei,

m-j n: i-y" vs

Have opened their Beautiful Store,

170 MAIN STRMET,

DEHlMCl.BMliK,

And offer BARGAINS in all Goods.

$2 Sapper Extra.

qp»5"

o. r. gilmore,: .... ^F. C. CRAWFORD,

*. B.

ALLEN,

,W. D.

MTTIili,

.iOBN KDl'PKNttKIMKR) Committee of Arrangem'i&ta.

FOR RENT

OR RENT—HOUSE.—On the corner of Mulberry and 11th streets—sfx rooms.

Also, honse on Sonth Seoond slreet—six rooms, wall, cistern and stable. Inquire of M- M. JOAB, 18Jaf *^iaOhio, between 3d and 4th streets*

FOR SALE.

ljiOfi«ALE-SUBURBA!l Rfi)SM} IDENOE.—Until December 36th, 1SG8, my Stlbnrban Beiidence, one-fonrth mile ontsldeof the corporation of the cltjof Terre H«nte, is fir sale. It consists of flvoacros, with a good Iram honsi—two stfirjes. wjth 9 roojns, iwlli^, i^l cistern, stable, she), barn, cbi-keifelot In bonee With a flrst-rate orchard of Apples, Pears, Poaches, Plnms, Cherries, Grapes, and ail the small frnits Deceseafy for lamilr and ntafkM "c

and a beat 00 lariis XrirgCeatis »Wifa-

orHt Trees.

BOlNoV

W!l I "-J

C. WITTIG & CO.,

If sold within the time mer tion

fd, I will make It aa objeot to soma en#, as I haTsnow reduced the former price One Thousand

lldl«*lt|||oD

J?ABM TO TRADE ^OR^CATJ. TLB OR H0R9K3-—Eighty acres of Lattd sttnatrd in OraWford Cotfntj, KIMi#ri/ will adapted to Stock raising, having three 'prints ol living water on it location healthy. Theabore land will be exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or •old low for cash. Call ou W. I*., .IlftQJ}Y, at tlie Daily Express Otto*. 0

|?OB I! »ra

SALE—A Fipe ttvo-stoty frame Swelling nopae^-etiht rooms^ na«, slate roof, two cisterna and well, staMS, c^rtlkga house, and good frnit. Lot ISO feet front by'3W feet deep, will be sold cheap. Applrto slCdtf P. II. DONNELLY.

r,, r..-* rt'*r

rar!?WANTEtf:

T*7ANTED.-A^rst-rate MILCH yy COW. \pply to SAltOfX A BABLT. oct 31dtrwlt

"1T7"ANTED--SCRAP IRON.— if One hundred tons of Scrap Iron wanted •t the Phoenix Tanodr r-, corner yt-Jiftr aprt Strseta. M5BtKBE3«i I)W«5rEB&COT

Birtoi's Tobacce Antidote

'akkaktso to

uatorx

enocss, stc.

all disirk for Tosacci

tabic and harmlw. It. pit

th»^toOd,Tarlgor««es tbasjil#ii,»Ws« lag aid sCMgthsaing power. Is sa eiedlent Miic and enables the stomach to digest theyneartieit sleep refreshing, and establishes robott lars and cAsvers for tixty tdari cured. Price FiftVcents per bo*. An interesting tnaiiM QD (ha. InJartoos eflhraiot ubeeeo, frith lists of trtifconiafi^ rgK lilt fun. Agents Wsntrf. Address

Ob. T. B. Assott, iajfej G^f^S. TESTIM:OJNrXA)t.3. ... PosWastss's uamtoirr.—I rewved a box of Barton's Antidote bom Rev. M. rioltn saM Sod it« tftebnl am. 8. GsrsniL, Cosndtton, Hsrrisoti Co., O.

FBOX 17. 9. TllkSintT, Srfrctary't Offltt— Plesse ssodesawlr of the ioaimraj Us oaa-snsissd km^i doiu iu tiork StntSZ-T. o. T. EpgjB.

Fmom N«W lumnmSuR Psisa*.—Oeofletsea kitlasofs bere having MMh cored of the appetite lobecco by using Dr. BorUn^ AntMote, we destre as ptv far tha prlsoasu of thy MMtaMqp.

Josxra Ksto, Wrded^T l». H. A Buml TuiiaAi. —OAhittrt ixUcts tor Xobaceo hat acamvlifxd ail claiSkd/or it

W. MamJfst Nab Baaki'wtjw AiUny, Ind' •Cisaersijt'siwiwhfT.—OiJteoT or Asruxyrm fad nrrssif. it smgt rjOur..: '. 8aonfAKCK, KeUej^tstion, P*. Fatatm Qfctc* BciDatrarms. LiVt, Mass.—jf

Paowm Eottc* BcsnatMrms. Li

W*. L.

fliwi—s Bon Jgnsnrl box of Barton's Antidote rtmatrd aikdertri 1 fWxs me. I take plessnre hi recommd 1 oar readers, T. T. Slater, FOR SALI BY AU. DRUQQISfS. {Trademark Copyrtyhud.]

ERIdge

8se rwtereed to this ef*y, and fitted op

A I O I N

OhM. t. Itu«gk*, ie4lortt fowtb ttcroT^i. OAKBLAGE FAOTOBY. jUner, Wildy & Co., Cor. il ami clothing*

JEWELLERS.

MUSIC DEALERS.

L. Kissner, Palaco of Mnsir, 48 Ohio atroot.j0 MECHANICIAN. A.

Tittman, 16 south 4th St. opp. PostQflic^.a?n MILLINERY. Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Offlett

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS t. H. Biddle, 151 Main street.

,.-»i e." ..

."HI *4

RAILROAD AGENT/

James H. Turner, at McKoon Paddock's Mill. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.1

1»£ra

Hendrlch A Lange, corner Main and 4th streflM. SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weisz, opposite Post Office.

STOVES AND TINWARE. 8. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. James B. Haggerty & Co., 137 Main street,,.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS' J. A. Foote, 66 Mainstreet. UNDERTAKER.^0

41A

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Oberry, M. W. O'ConneU, Main Street.

•i?*i :t

AMUSEMENTS.

Q.rand

MASQUERAl)$ BAliL

—AT—

O W I \G I -ON— THANKSGIVING NIGHT,

Bov. 26th, 1868,

FBBNOH and BNGLMH

CASS1HERES

And for a Fins Assortment of Black and CoJorod

Cloths and Deeskls'Caadtikerei

BKAVTim mus

-----

Are cordially invited to call at njkmnwrwmm, &~&i,

No. 79 Main Street. \. s»#»t5

STKBKOSGOflC TIKWb,

AIBFMS

-caines

1 'i* sirfj ttI .t'noitk.vl'.i

WWwinnismi!

1t ,b.. ... i,a

-AM0—

li«4 *1 5 utf. tit

!».-'

BUSINESS SUITS.

a f' ii- i: 'ifj'iH fe,l *, If* -H .... vr,- ,fL i-v*., BLACK, BROWN,

BLVM, DAHLIA•

AND SIL VMM FOX »w

Or AMERICAN OA99rkTBBE9 of *11 grades and prices. "~y w**

eonstantly haad a good aasortmeo

Aiso km

•t* Jms 1

Glovee, Hosier#* JBqndk*reh?f», a* Suspender?, Tim, die., !s

SHIRTS,

Woolen Shirts,'

Of the hist itrMRy, mads to «rd*r. •at.jsi'

ea je-. ,nH ,ft,i 'mi A Good -t«bih*r.

Knit Jackets^ Sbawls.

[A few Hiee One*.]' est .Bktf.-'i yfM- ml :i:

Satckels and ValiBes. *'*v

MR. BLACK

Still superintends the Merchant Tailoring Department, and gnarantsas a perftct fit. CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,

nil •»».*!

f«r !'s» OBBOM4»§v

E. & H. T. ANTHONY ft

We pnbifsh' mer tokr ThtnttaM recsoopic Views, Inclndbg Niagara it., C»t»ktlls, Hcdsoo, WhfteMoUnt'n vyashington, Saratoga,. Wjost Point,

.{j**

CO.,

Ml Brnadwijr, Hew lark,

larite the attention of tha Trade to iheir ex tan* slVo assortment of the above, of their oiea publication, mamtfacturt ami imoortatiom.

snbjects ofSte-

Mammoth Cave, Central Park, Trenton Talis, Oraat West, Uomatonlc, Delaware, Initantaaeons,

Oaba Mi« Urenada^r Vsnecnela, The Andes, tv.Chinat a Japan, Kngland, Ac.\,

Our imported Vlsi m«nt, io'-!diling the Kaglaud, 6. W. Wilson, Lamy, and at bar eminent ^photographers, consisting or ®»itzer!an^, Ireland, Spain, Hercnlansam,

choicest productions of Vm.

jiltlhe, Wales, Tnileries, Vontaineblean Pyrenees, Pompeii, St. Oonid, Compelgna, Paris, Oermany. Trianon, Versalllaa, ~!agland, Austria, OrystalPal. Naples, aotland,i:-Italy, Tyrol,

Bosm,«o., Atf'

THE IrAlfJ) or THE BIBItl, Anew and Intensely interesting seiiss. Also, lllnmiaated and Transparent Views, In great Variety. We are also exelnshra Agents In America for "FEBBIEB'S OLA8S VIEWS," of whloh wa hove a rolnodid assortuiont. Agents for filth's Series of8%*6){ in. Pbjtofrapbio Views in Switzerland, the Bhine, England, Seotlaod, Walea, &&

STE (tEOSOOPEi.—We manofactore very largely, aod h*v» a iarge stoek of th* bmt at tne lowest rain.

PHOTOSB4PHIO ALBOHS.—Onr Mannfactnte of Albums is well known throughout tha country as superior In quality a*d bcaaty to others.

A1! we sell are made in omrowm Factory, and oar styles are dtllaretit from those of any other maker. Bayers should not fill to soeonr stock before in in he I I

v. OKBOMOS. These'ifieautlfttt pictures, that eatmot fee listinguithed from (As fiuat ON Painimgi, at one tsnth their cost, we import largely from Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna and Bome, and snpply tho trade at tbalowestrai«a.

E. A. a T. AKTBOMT A 00., 001 Broadway, N.

Importers and Dlanurrl of Photograph Materials. d0ww3m

Ri^coAg——

QOALI COALII

tha old

aa may favor btm with tbeir -»tronsg Mdtf um ^u'iwJtua 2HS3T

COAL.

gULLIYAW COUNTY COAL

Being now prsyrad to flH aH orders Yor SoU Kvao Qwnty 0oal, which is claimed Ic b« e^ualr« to the Brazil, for all domeetio pnrpossa, a ill de-,*, ilvar to any part of the chy- by leaWog yonr*1"' order at o®oe at 1. B. Biysnt Co., 0. T. Btp^ ley} ox A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom 1 heve^ •ado arrangeolehis to fill ail orders, aod tlra, (II in oraWfidh la regard to tha bosiuess. olttdtf J. A. MOBUAH. |lr

JOHN MoFABLAN* la now.wiling :be u*i article of Biver Coal, sereened On the •iJest'" screen la n«e In Vigo county, at aa lows figure a»' .an Inferior article san be parehaeed.

Ttus»

Wl*h-

tag to lay in a snpply shoald look, to ttui'r 114tec est), and bay the b«st when it as cheap eS poo* article -"t ^ders left at the Po* OOpe l^bby, at

Vteo OotJotjr sc«l«t, ur addre«eed to Uux it, I v-\^iVrre uw, wfri receive utomct »ntt lroulpt aagl7dt!

Being now pcapared to Oil all orders for tho best of Brazil block, and Highland Coat, at tbe cheapj\ est rM-ea, aa# tr ymr tlase ta lay in yonr coal by leaving yonr oidera at W Maia ec with R. W. iUppet nnder Dowling's HaU, on 'v. ttl) (tre«t, with wham I have made riai^n.tttf to rtosiva alt OrtK»aod lal»aMtl«B lit, jeg^d t# the Jtia»UK*. ... 1'. $. A'largeCtt of Coat on tha road.

Afcawtat ». *SHKtLV

QARKIAGB MA^DPACTQ^I

A & E

id net, 2d and Walnnt street*, iarre Banta, lad., fof Keep MnHilly oa k—d, aad aassftcim to ordar, aU tha latest atytee or CABB1AGCM St. BUQQ1XM Wa aaa nons bat tba Isisl asiwisl la tha e4*. tmotionof oar work, aad warrant tt sapertor any oSacad la thu market. Bsysalal aatattoa tvsa to Ivtnna fjalttttf 3

..iaiiiin.iaiigTi-