Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1868 — Page 4

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Monday Morning,

BAILROAD ^IME TABLE.

TKBBB HATJT1 ABX IM»UBAPOIB.

ails p. .*. Accommodation

0t46 A. a *j5re 10:26

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ALTO* AJTO TKBSJI HA

MATS. 6.40 lit 20 M.tl antl Erpram 4:44

it.

Eighth street, will not be completed until next season.

Rouse's

Dramatic Company played

the "Hidden Hand," at Mattoon, lajst night. The Company will return here shortly for a brief season.

HotrbAY Goods.—Our dealers "are already receiving their holiday goods.— Those who have the largest and stocks will of course advertise them*

Thoughtful

pbbsonb are already be

ginning to buy their holiday present??* and, of course, have the best choice. Pbr the best place to purchase, watch the aivertising columns of the Express.

The Commissioner's

Coubt convenes

-Monday next. Parties having aocounts and business to present before that body should place the papers on file with Auditor Paddock, by the middle of this week. .*•!. —.U

The Post Office wa» removed Ifiat night, and will open out this morningln the new location on Sixth street sit tiie usual hour. Box holders in calling for their mail will call the heretofore.

full. Offerings jSje unusually large for the season. ,-Prip^s j^tnain aboat|B|ihe|ei^iiof(ire"quotfod, for lirtasedj— ""S^ome Jalge lots "irS&

urea }Te^aiday«.^i a*:3 ... Q'S.z 3r—, nw stxB7 MayoB's Court.—One drunken rain two women of bad character and one man .guilty of associating with,them paid the penalty of violated law yesterday^

The latter and one of the wpmen went to ail, not having the wherewith to pay iip'flttAs. .sMAi*!

SteaMer-Sotzbd-—John Kizer.Depaty JJJ. S. Miarsball for this district, yesterday took in charge the steamer Comet, lying the wharf, for some violation of the (Revenue-laws." The Captain claims there is some mistake and posted off to Indi-:-y.anapdtia t6 have the matter set .fight.

Eight

wholesale dealers in Lafayette

returned $271,000 of sales .in ex£es»of $50,000 for the month of Ootober. The largest in amount for the month Was *S^^^^dthrnCTt^arg6st'Wg8"$55,000-

The wholesale merchants of Lafayette ^ara liberal adverMsars, Which i^counU for the milk in the cozoa nut.

Howard Harlan, a clerk in the Sec ond Auditor's Office, was found dead in his bed at Washington, Thanksgiving

%Day.

The Coroner's jury found that he had killed himself with an overdose of laudunam, taken to relieve pain. He was formerly from -our neighboring town yy of Marshall, where his wife and children "are now living.

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Bankrupt Law.—The

in-.effect

.. The

Local Papier.—A local newspa

per i3 a traveling agent, taking its daily morning round to the homes of all your customers. No matter whether timeafare good or dulT|to mlHer whether trade ii ^fW^thei^^ h^lfiesi jean afford to take down bis sign, nor with^-aw the pleasing influence of a daily or weekly his ciwtqpmB l^pugh the newspaper. For a business man to itop A^Adterti^p^ wmldj be eqtiiv alei(»j|| ing, "I have slopped business, ana ask

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—•^•be run npar^DtraTttt^rofBStrng^TTT Histtanoe of halfianbUa.ls exact routa!be-

yet decided on, bti^sltpt ijaywetke ter place its course is neaTly an \j|r line ctidn is *iiliTKM%- where a inn"

Cihi pfr ^&oUt -Tbe "3ury in thq Iffpperi.Leva'n cans after being ut f»uf hours yesterday returned a verdict finding for the plaintiff, (N ippert) against JLennr C. Levjin, anil .for J. Reichert, &biiAiinsf the plain tiff, and assets jbi8

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TO-DAY'SADYERTISEMBNTS —r VJ« Amusements—Grand Masquerade Ball &. S. B. "United State* Marshal*! gotioe.

TO-DAT 8 LOCAL MOTIC1B.

Fancy Suit*—Knights SliTer Star. Winter Drew Good*- Tnell, Blpley Co. I The Masquerade—K. S. 8. Barr'* Pectoral JClixIr—Barr, Gnlick Berry La Belle Helens—Tnell, Blpley 4 Co.

The City Council meets in regular session this evening.

Reuben

filed a petition for adjudication in. bankruptcy.

The

This was a decided victory for Nipper^ the plaintiff, as the suit was to cancel a note payable in bank for twenty seven hundred dollars and interest assigned to Reiciiort The caee was very clcsejj^conr "jfl |beth sid«,^and the arrtfy of counsel vu extraordinary. Messrs. Baird and Cruft and Wm. Mack appeared for plaintiff, and Messrs. B. W. Thompson, Scott and Duy, Nelson and and Piorco and Voorhees and Key for PPf Thate are" other cases pending between Nippert and !Levan, growing out of the same transactions, but the case just tried is regarded as the test case.

Bets.

hew Univeraalist Church, on

a a in

we will state that those Republicans who bet that some one of the Republican States would give Grant as large a maas. Kentucky would give Seymour ave won. The official count shows that Massachusetts gives Grant 77,069. Kentucky gives Seymour 76,320. Those who bet on ten thousand majority for Grant in Indiana, Have lost, the Cincinnati

Commercial

J. Clayton, of Brazil, has

to the contrary notwithstand

ing,^ grant's, majority in this,State, as puglipljpd in our^paper la$t Thursday, is, 9,572, not 10,072, as the Commercial per sists in stating It. __ I

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This diltinguishad violin

ist performs at Dowling Hall to-night, assisted by a corps of musicians of themselves forming.Vfir8t-iSlaa concert, fejw of our citizens have enjoyed the privi. lege of hearing Ole Bull, and the liveliest interest is manifested to see and hear the

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fc iranfctijMMince, and still keeps his position as the fint violinist of the age. The sale of seats as

HARRISON TOWNSHIP.

Andrews, Noyes $114 08

fSadm&wsam im So Austin, Shryer «& Co 143 39 Armstrong, James 123 34 Baird, John P. 100 84 B£nf $ff$he of IndianaL 628 39 8& Bell, Dr James 154 53 Barbour, Cory 597 22

Brcwn, Nicholas. Boelsom, A E, heirs Bank, 1st National

Black, James Bartlett, -Oliver...... Burt, James Boudinot, Mary A jBan^.National State tdp|all, iS!Wm J...

Brokaw Bros & Co

fifty per

-cent, clause in the bankrupt act will tak6

on the first day of January nect, so

'""Hhat after that ajoy one applying for the benefit of the laW tnust be-able to pay fifty cents on a dollar of all indebtedness, or he cannot obtain a discharge. Debtore with uo assets have only until the firBt

J»nuarjv in^^ch^makp^p-, plication. iK3

Burnett & Ross 449 00 Ball, Wm & Co Barr, Gulick & Berry Carr, Moses Coy, Simeon ^unirigh&m, R..... ^oh 0 ver .'Ralpii...

MyiyM™ Lpulsa*.

Grover, Joseph. Giick^Ueoiige.. Goets^liift ould, Delia

O^Wwlrj?i|tbe to St. Louis is be-

tfits cTf

ing prossecuted with great vigor and Will probably proceed with greater rapidity Haney, -Jobo., ..7J

SqugPlkjS JfiAl to1^

bilild thb brMge o*er %e riw al jthis point the first pujr.'fcW: be completed to-day. Although not yet^de-

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.,,^jtnade wih"{he' main lina The-sorf| Bvaasville aqd.€i»wfordsvine -^iabout nine tniles above Terie Haute. The ^distance gtuoei by the Mw rbut4 Ua s^JiUle more than ten miles. The roa«l will of great importance to this city, ppen-

as it does, new cdai iui| |foh^i3-

—Jbesides giving additional traas] tatiok from already develdped.-ft-

iV. Se%iiniLithose

ft.'jt n*

130 81 320 00 121 34 ,136 46 ^36 96 lS5 69 666 19 '"M 79 148 17, 118 47 467 52 154 00 211 62 229 60 177 16 135 04 320 00 192 00 490 24 510 40 146 36 517 00 2330 71 267 48 102 10

Cruft, Charles.. Chestnut, John Chad wick E W Capner, Samuel....... Cook, JtameB& Son.....i iK3t.r..-..fi' Crawford, Frank Crain, John G....~. Clausson & BischowBky ,v. Con^it, D«niel®.:.^'...r.C..'..'i. Clement & Hun't.»-j. Cory & Mancourt Cornelius & Haggertv Cox & Son Dowling, Thomas Donnelly, Duncan, John Deming, Demas, heirs Davis, Jane W Daily, Abner Davis, & HA Ellis, Goo Eahman, Gerhardt Eftrly, Batnuel 9 Early & Early Early, Jacob D. '-iSWitg, Wm Edwards, W Easter,^Moses .. Edsall, Cornelia R...

153 60 338 85 169 18 2 1 4 2 2

•"•aw i.a. ...

ert,^ofephT. 174 20 Gilbert, Curtis 1047 30 Goodman, Leopold 156 84 Genung, Alberjja. 113 13 Gaslight Ca 720 00 Garrell, Christ 102 76 Griffith, Wm 116 52 1 1 9 1 0 WWgo JeAteito8... i.i.......... 1880 76

mio 08

WiSiazczE

E nf Af3 l»r, Koopman, W 132 90

Hager, Jacob 163 84 Harmes, Eilet ••»»«•«jj "^"^9 48 Hudson, Major rjfe.'rdol

Hudson, Robert N Hulman, Herman 155 Hayler, Jacob 24 Holmes, Arlmr.'lTJt'. 16 Holden, Cephas' heirs 21 Hulman, Theodore Sr 10 Hotel Co., Terie Haute 47 Hudnut & Co Hozier, Jacob. Haney, John Hartsock & Ba&lsKrf.fslf...

Johns, Thomas Jackson. SamueLH L63

Jone?, Joseph O... Johnson, Jeffew,

Sa«fe l3yilt«S^

Kafifman, A.^i.Xl.S..^ 106 Krumt^llr. fr^

crauMis

ussner,

tidttnindred and fifty dollars.

Katzenbach, N. Lyons, James Linton, Mrs Mary Ludiwici, John Lamb, Michael

Mins Milligan, Samuel Modisett, Welton Mancourt, W Miller, Daniel Madison, A

Ross, John

Rogers, Milton.

V?U 0| 1)(0en s, go ft»r

taken. If you have not secured seats at once. There is no extra charge

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THE HEAVIEST TAX-PAYERS.

this city and Couruy, We present below|a list of all tax-payers who pay into tiie County Treasury over one hundjred dol-i lars for tf&SjSttf rather%ose wl»o aire assessed over that amount for the yekr

tSl&lSSS::

Sykes, John H. Sparks, Samuel Sage, Wm H...

Boot}), Beobe 213 Balf, ^ara'L.:/^^. eard,'Jbhn".. ih....h^V.. Bement, W & Co Barr, Thomas Beach, JohnS Brokaw. Gee E..

Simpson, Scudder, Wm

126 60 127 13 435 45 108 52 103 03

Smiser & Milton

Tuell, Wm B.......... Thompson, L...... Thompson & Keys

287 23,

108 53 2694 40 458 36 "122 28 133 8^ 114 40 413 57 158 33 4028 80 418 24 256 00

119 72 327 72 145 13 285 44 104 08

SiteES!

McKeeu, Paddock & Co McLean, Wm E McKeen, Wm McGregor, Alex & Co McGregor, Alexander McKeen, Benj hejr»r........ Madrigal, Margaret McGregor, James Murray & Crawford McKeen & Doming Nelson, Thomas H.

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O'Boyle, John ... Ogdon, & S Ohm, Earnst Oakey, Sarah O'Boyle & Hoffman. Pence, Patterson, Porterfleld, Dixon

313 2? 153 60 127 2il 162 OiB 158 01 285 4fe 139 92 117 24

Patrick, George W Dr 206 88 Perkins, Jonas I2'

fi? 5

Preston, Wm and others 115 20 Prairie City Bank 153 60 Reiman, A l^J ^0

341

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RosS, -5?red A I®9 1^ Ryce, Lucius

323 96

2^9

Ross, Henry 312

-rsaK::Ttfo6"

Robinson, Henry 216 10 Railroad Co, E&C 1165 40 Rothschild. Emanuel 141 RailrofllJk »A- 3295 64 Railroad Co, St A «& Robins & Wingat9 Reiman, Wm & Co Ruggles, Chas Robinson, & Co Ross, J&E W Byce & Son Ryce, Ww^S***^•"••• Reiman, & Son St. John, Rufus Smock, Cornelius.. S Sh Shields, Scott, Harvey 107 09 Scott, Mary 1°8 80 Shewnoakar. Umji...« 274 93 Shaal, 102 91 Smith, Chas 13& 25 Smith, Foster 169 09 Seaman, Charles heirs 129 28

2260 5 217 379 84 114 96 165 12 142 97 262 00 373 39 179 20168 32 109 51 48

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184 39 150 00 168 2» |^25 36 10& 78 179 46 76 00 109 76

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..... 288 89 Hayworth, Sandford....» 128 87 Hoggftt, Bf iifye^ff-r 137 oo I Ogle, J*0fl»f...A.»V»Fi..U*..' 114 49 Thyrntoo. Joha B.....,....r........ 60 PBAIRIS CREEK TOWNSHIP

256

Es^man, Tu.ell & McKeen .346 49

Fuller, Sophia W D...™,,.„.,^,S,.~

0°iM?^y

242 93 947 22 572 85

163 i6 440 28 118 27 131 1246 ii 185 64

Warren & Walker....... Warren, Chauncey heirs Whitworth, St Mathew. Watson, W «™£aah?i»s»0.fe. Wulmme, W Watkins, Wm 107 90 107 90 143 04 230 40 ,170 24 %62 83 124 16 293 85 161 92

W%sffaH, NSlson hfeM Walter & Eppinghousen Watkins, Slaughter & Barton... Wise, JamesJniiK^£.. WhitakeV, •J%....S,.*.M.?.

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Wolfe, E S heirs Wittig, rWg|ft &Co».?.wp..| UrVJtBoNEY GBBREVfittWiteHIP. Blockson, Jeremiah 224 Blocksom, Wth. 151 31 Clem, John heirs 130 62 DfiriTam, ISdsokiX...v3*3 63 0JiA,®^#toe#.i -J 98 HuTl, Wesl^'H..^. :?....f.n~ 102 13 Jenckes, Hajuiali,i^. heire-. Jordon, George* McPheeters, ACiexander,....... Pucket, Biclnrd..'..... Sutliff, Theron Thompson, W........ Warreb, heirs Walker, William/1.... Walker, Daniel........ Weir, Jo! Williams,

228 22 103 77 247 03 141 82 128 26 170 76 146 22 187 74 149 97 27 2.7 02

PRAIftlBTON Td#NSSlP,^4ju „106 16 31

LtNTON.,TOWNSHIP.

Carr, *•4#

John It..

116,69

§2 irown, William.:................... 105 75 °X!Donh«m.

l8ai*h

120 31

Halstead, Reuben 112 07 Lee, Nathanto A?Kr. 117 34 L^^a^^...y.^....^yj ^09 97

losT COTHtKTOWNSHlP.

Jencks, GeOTge F..«d*^..i^«vv^... 125 30 Soules, Warren 118 .85 44 69

Creal, Mtfrtt Mt^JSIftlf»Av.?Ui.... 103 06

1HBQH4U

iGaft?

162 W rBdgers, Jc*n Stevensoi Stewart,'

M$4.&!&5ssj£m

Sasseen, David heii

13^ 92 103 87 116 37 109 41 108 89 365 41 07 63 2 83 96 85

snilr"r'?w

Markle, Fred hoirt.fT.....

"$o« 104 27

.Zffiu 232 41 108 40 TffVfj

Thomas

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''-ifam

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Harbour," tfan'el. Bidliit, Cbarlwt .......... Bolton, James Hay, Jacob A Rhyan, Henry... ^epfcer^ VV ... Shirley, Daniel Shuey, Wm W Whitesell, Jacob

i2d-«t 136 16

3103

9fe

113 17 144 84 104 57 100 86

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BUGAB CRKSK fowNiaji

Alvey, Hillery Butz, Jacob & George Bloom, Hiram Barbour, O .... Grew/i, John Casto, S Bermoody, Thomas...... Hicklin, Josiah Harris, J.„..—........ McQuilkin, Wm......... McCulloch, Thomas ... Sheets, Sheets, Elias

440 0^ 145 92 151 40 123 34 146 08 1,04 a 82 148 98 193 28 226 88 634 1$ 375 6$ 827 33 219 8 244 137 51 286 2i 768 00 155 65

•AT

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Tebra Alba nr Candy.-—When deal or in liquors offers hitfh wineriatthe market at less than-the.Government tax and .the, value of the corn in the cob, there fs Ha reasonable ground fl» suspicion. Mrs. Filter bad the most implicit confidence in her dairyman, but confessed that she was a little shaken when she discovered 'minnows In the milk*

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much by way of introduction to a statecaentj)f fact. The trade pf the Wabash VaSey «id the greater portion OfIn« diana, in candies afi^ confectionery, has been supplied for years, for the most part, by Lafayette and Cincinnati deal ers, whd'have uniformly furnished a gen uine article, made from pure sugar, and with no deleterious or any foreign sub

T+ateTer» Within* veaB PS)^

certain house "a it tic ago,in tent upon securing the trade, has been making such remarkable concessions in prices as to justify the suspicion of adulteration.-^ An investigation, instituted by E. Myers & Co., of Cincinnati, one of the largest and among the most reliable houses in the trade East or West, disclosed the fact that the cheap candy was composed, in a large proportion, of Terra Alba, or white earth. A quantity was purchased and dissolved in water, whea the Terra Alba settled to the bottom1 and the swindle was disclosed. We published not long since a statement by Dr. Potter, of Boston, showing the deleterious effects of this ingredient when used in. the manufacture of candy.

Our local manufacturera^have set tneir faces like flint against the ewindle- ^The public are*untfer obligations*^Tttessrs. Myers & Co., Cincinnati,,for the e^yjosfe which they were instrumental in bringing about, all the more tbat the holidiy sear son is near at hand, when.the little ones of the household are contemplating, large requisitions upon Santa CIaas for candies and confectionery, and the trade tfill be stimulated to large orders.—L*Faye$te

Daily Courier.«1)

ell Commercial.

1017 27 573 44 151 29 20 20

Tuel^Ripley & Haberly 258 Turner, Glovor & Co 254 59 rre Haute jStrest

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The Commanders of the KnightB. the Silver Star will give two grand prizes for the two fanciest suits-^-one for lady and one for gent—at the Masquerade at Dowling Hall, Thursday, December 3dsasrws^. jw ,"d3t!

12 39 36

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The Masquerade, to be given by the K. S. S., December 3d, at Dowiing^ Hall, will be opened with C. L. Holfelder's Grand Polonaise. "",d3t

The K. S. S. Mask Ball.is to be given Thursday night.'. ii

Winter's

near approach creates a

necessity in each household for defensive prep&ratfbn against the sure attack of Colds and Coughs. l'

A bottle of

Barr'^ Pectoral Elixir

"'"La1 "Bell*

145 83 119 63 185 37 113 56

BlaMrt*1. If "•nt stwp B'anhfts bfiwill-last y-an» $ those made at the

con

Gulick & Berry. decldtf

Persons

t-.\

...

wanting the. -very—newest

tiling in the way of Winter~t)ress Goods will do well to wait until they see our 5Tsplay" of New Goods on Thursday, Decern bet 3d. Tuell,.

Ripley,&

Helene

and the Grande Tuell, Ripley & l-d3t

Duchese Felt Skirt at Co's.

Tuell, Ripley & Co. will "opeti out" their winter stock on Thursday, December 3d. l-d3t

Tuell, Ripley & Co. will display everything in the way of novelties for winter on Thursday, December 3d. l-d3t

Ladies' Fur Caps at

noes

Piety^ Bpbert.fy 1°6

118 09

________________ Thanking my friends and patrons for

past favors, I beg to announce that I have.removed, from my old .stand to No* 73 South Fourth street, where I shall be happy to attend to all orders in the Hair. Dressing line with promptness and.dis: patch.

I would call particular attention to my large assortment of cheap switches and tiffs. ^Mrs. M.

Riegelman

30dtf OiJ.

Remember C. Yoat & Go's new cigar store opposite the new postoffice.

30-d3t iWW f?|f v.

w*¥l

NEVIN8 TOWNBBIP.

Balding, Nathan 123 .20

f«

Do yott want a good c^gar Call fbr -the Old Regalia or My Choice, at C. Yost & Co's, opposite the new postoffice. 30-d3t

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The American Patenx Whit*WiRe ClothesLine.—This article

is one of the"

comforts of the age for housekeepers.— Its superiority over the rope line is universally acknowledged. It will out wear at least twenty-five of .th* old lines and never lets the clothes in the mud. Its «e»t is trifling and in no way discolors or IbjoreS the ctdthea. T&e tdSfiey will be refunded if it does not proveju represented after a fai* trial. All orders thankful* ly received and promptly attended At the corner vf Main and Fourth streets. j.

J. A Kinch,Agent.

Vigo Woolen

MlliHi

No Shoddy in anything made there.

s64*v:'

0.1. Bipuet sells Bonntess Sardine*.

116 89 140 74 141 45

104 9^ 158 67? 104 5L 144 38 171.93 124 *93 131 77 133. 49 f4tf^07

CheX^ Glothiko, made to' oWer, in the best ai^d^peat Serttoiffile manner at John Rarhi&le's, over Saxtcm & Walmsley's. 28-dlw

Cigars, Tobaeoo* Pipes, and all smokers' articles, at K|t^fnbach's. Cheap as cheap can be. nov28-dlw

Meerschaum Pints, very low, at Katzenbach's. He has a new lot, which Be%ill sell choiper than any one else can buy them. Go and look at them. 28 dlw

Smoking Tobaccobelow CostI—Until January 1st, I will sell smoking Tobacco below cost, in order to avoid re-stamping the packages, which has to be done after that date. N.

nov28llw

Katzbnbaoh.

Clear Havana -Cigars, at 10 cents, at Katzenbach'sr l47 jilain street 28-dlw

Smokers, go to Katzenbach's and lay in your stock of stroking Tobacco, before New-Tear. Tou can get it cheap now. nov28dlw

Bxmkmber that after NewYear's you'll have to pay more for to.bacco than now. Get it at Katzenbach's before that time. He sells below cost. nov28-dlw

Apples 1 Apples 11—Three hundred bushels choice Winter Apples just re-: ceived and for sale by tbo barrel or at retail. Also, a large lot of good Turnips, and several varieties of the best Potatoes.

Whidden & Go's.

South 4th Btreet, opposite old Market. 26-dlw

Family DressGuide.—Having

Wilson streets, dtf

t*. sie^mV I

A gentleman living near FayetteviHe, in this County, informs us that the people in his neighborhood are wide awake on the subject of the Mitchell and Terite Haute Railroad, and that they intenjd soon to hold,a meeting at FayetteviHe to give expression to thesr views upon the subject. This is a atep in 4he right direction, and we hope some friend will send us a report of the meeting for publication. Keep the ball rolling.—Mitei-

taken

the agency for Mrs Jackson's celebrated Family Dress Guide I am prepared t? furnish the charts and give instructions Residence South Fourth,between Oak and

Mrs. Gilmore.

-^S

Watch Them.—If you contemplate the pleasure of making your wife or daughter, or anybody else's daughter present of.a Watch for Christmas, be sure to lobk at the assortment at S. R. Free* man's, 161 Main street, before making yoar purchase. It will pay yeu. dwtf

You. can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at O. Ripley's* [25,dtf

Do you want Presrved Orange Peel? Call af C- I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Why not keep up with the style? when !^®SaElFiv¥»I®er^EEEEB5p1S^its at Weisz' Skirt Factory. 25dwtf

For

the best fitting, most durable and

cheapest Corset" in -the city, go to Weisz' Skift Factory.'

Lard PressEa~Lyne

.'s'«——:—

dwtf

& Lawes. 25-d4tw4t.

Farmers,

save your money 1

Great revolution in Grinding Grain 1 No more going to Mill 1 No more waiting for Grist 1 -No more tolls to pay 1

E very Farmer can be his own miller Kinnie's Union Grist and Feed Mill I Call and see it and get circular.

Lyne

Lawes, Agents.

_g.It .rTO?iiTff rr nov24d5tw4t

Pube

Kentucky Copper Distilled & Lawes, Main Street nov24d6tw4t

Whisky, at Lyne

venient at hand .makes the fortification impregnable. Manufactured by Barr.f^^^k^il^HBK^HII^^i

rectly from the Distilleries in Kentucky. nov24d5tw4t

Corn Shellebb, Hand and Power, at Lyne & Lawes, Main Street, near 7tb. nov24d5tw4t

Pure

Co.

d3t xS'L.T- r-i- 'itI

Copper Distilled Whisky, in

quantities irom a quart upward. nov24d5tw4t Lyne & Lawes.

Physicians

Buck

T. R.

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Festival at thefr HWlvio6 Wedpesdity, ihe 23d of December, for the purpose, of raising money to pay off a debt oh their ftarniture. -2£»dtf

On January 1st, 18^9, the c6partnership ef N. Erlanger A Bro. expires 1^ limitation. It.is their intention to reduoe: Ibeir stock as much as possible previous

eluded to sell all goods at|cos^

all

8'tVol-O

1 '«M»

If you want to smoke a pure Havana Cigar go to C. Yost St Go's opposite the new postoffice, than youi. get it-^

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tms

M•W| »»ll tMrnm+fiku

vw -n •vti^VIW

Fo« Slja^WflhiJSg to toga«8rt^^th.

er bosiaeai, ofir

for the wee* pist Invoicing our

and

r«noT*ting our

nounce to our patrons

ptesBfc jroti

"^ST^cMYro^InEmtC^mHroidered Waists at $1 00, Worth $2 00, at •£!. WrrnoA Co'aft dtf 170 Deming Block. fr-—r-ri—

New Arrival.—New line of Hamburg Insertings and Edgings, Teal Lace Collars, Maltese Collars, new styles Linen and Paper .Collars and Cufi% real Lace and Valenciennes Handkerchiefs, atjfrj .c- WittiqCo's,

l3The

WiiTB Laced Kid GloVei,' at Riddle's. 3ldtf New Styles

Hats

KCa»tor

have tested Lyne & Lawes'

Copper .distilled Whisky, and finding it to be pure are prescribing it for Medicinal 1 2 4 5

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics,, on. acoount of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl6-dw$pn. in I rv f- -I, I -If 1

& Co's.

Dozibr is the firm that recent

ly distributed bills announcing a written guarantee to repair the work on all goods jsold. Therefore you will find It a very good place to buy your Boets find Shoes, j&priees as low bs:elsewhere. Call and examine their stock, at'j99jttain st^et, 3 dQc^s wje§t of Edam's, -Urdwtf '. f1! .-'nfr1''" j*

The Good

TiSFL'ARg intend to give a'

Fresh PBuifEa, Hominy Gtits, in eight pound packages, Chow-chow, by the doz-en,-or single ground and unground Spices, clear Citron, Raisins, and Bice all new ud fresh, at the New York Tea Store, 134 Main street- 31dtf

Tobacco ToBiccd'l

Mince

for cash.

An invitation is hereby extended te

to call and be convinced that they sell clothing and gents' furnishing goods than any oifaer bonis in the

A J- \jt

dtf

We have this day associated ourselves under the firm name of Bartlett & Grant dy. for the purpose of continuing the wholesale and retail Book and Stationery trade, at the old stand, 101 Main street.

B.&G

Thanking the public for their liberal paTfonagiTm lEe paflT^eT&ope the above union to be better enabled td meet all their wants in the future^ and shall strive by all possible means to please them«

23dtf

A fine assortment of men's Calf and Kip Boots, cheaper than any other place in. the city, at the Bankrupt Store, Np- 64 ^lain Street. 21^'

it you wast a good Stove, cheap, goto" Shannon's, 63 Main street.®5^ dtf

rtM

ef Bay

basinnw in Any on* «iahin| to aa|*g» te Um lot business *r!D ft:l| "^«yiag OMbj ap-

JS4lf i-U"-

Qpajr AaA|H(—Having bean

a^^ck,

stora,

would an

that this

morning

wa cfpea agate aH in tip lop order te receive their calls. During the time of invoicing, we have been adding may new goods to tiie previous stock, and feel confident that we cm well meet the public denracL,

rV.

dive us a call aad we will do our atmeet to

dtt. Bartlett & Qbundy. a-.v .1—

All

n»

BastsMd wettr as represenv

ted at the Butrnipt Store, No. 64 Main Street. 2ltf

Qoijp ahd Silver House. Sxtenaivdihd fanciful stock—new opening—Christmas preparations,.ai-BLoJi,.Warren Block. aftr: wbjn JsiJemx B. KntKAX. 1,^

Ladies, Missea and Children*.Bubbess, cheap, at the Bankrupt Storey No. 64^ Main Strtefc

2nr

TobacckH

White Silk

fa+wtoik our, fk

B*ist)'«. 4 4ii

Fuse Ftntft! JPVBS Good" assort* mat aad cheap, at Riddle's. 31dtf

Qolohq

leai

House, lot, will

Teas.—Fresh arrival of the

"new crop," very choice and finely Astond, at the New York Tea S&re./1 ,.

closed

Fob Sale.—-I wish to Sell my residence on Strawberry Hill, or exchange for property centrally located, du J. M. Olcott.

O. H.

Bascom

stock of Watches, Jewelry, &c., at cost goiag to change his busines. Great bar* ins now

at No. 151 Main street.

nolodtf.

Oysters at GEOROE'a—From aiid after to day George Habermeyer & Co. will be in receipt of those large and mags aifloentMaltby Baltimore Oystow, which they Will Bell by the can or serve np to customers at their Oyster Restaurant on Fourth street, opposite the postofflee. 31-dtf.

"JorSent and Salk.—For rent, one of the best business stands in the city, being on Main street, with a well established trade in Groceries and provisions, together with a good dwelling, smoke house and Btable, on the same premises.— And with the same is for sale a well selected stock of Groceries and provisions, with the good will of the trade. Enquire ot Hosvobd & Boudinot, Atty's.

A beautiful link of new Trimmings just received at Riddle's New York Trimming Store. 31dtf

Fob

dtf ,170 Deming: ^Jock.

Lost.—Somewfcece between "the Baptist Church atfi Joseph Grover'e residen«eiIonr5l^ steeet, a chtochilla shawl with Scotrih bMdil.

fihder WiH be

1 iberallyi rewarded by leaving it al No. 2 Engine House! dtf

•.

'l ~e

Everybody,-go to Shannon's for bargains in Stoves. 63 Main street dtf Hqsixry—Now

and

at 149 Main street.

Grover &

Bonnets

dtf

Millar,

Merehalit Tailors

and Clothiers, end dealers in dents' furnishing goods,.have now a complete stock, consisting in part of the most de Virable ^hades of Chincbfilas, Eiquiihaux,

Duff«slti Black, ^rown DahliEL and Olive Cloths a full line of French and English Casakfiares and Yestings also large assortment of Americftn Cassimeres, all ef Which will be sold by the ^»rd, er made up to order as cheap as good work can be afforded

We call special attention to our stock of Gents' furnishing goods, consisting of Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, Ties, Paperand Linen Collara and Cuffs, half Hose, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' If^devwear, and the Orient, Occident and Novelty Collars also a nice line of Oauimere, Tweed and Alelton Shirts. 17-dtf

Sale.—A large lot of Heating and Cook Stoves, to be closed out within twenty days, without-reserve, for cash only, regardless of Qoat, at 63 Main street.

AJtar Campaign, JT0R the Closing up of 1868.—All who wish to enlist in the cause, will call at the new Tobacco House, esut side Public Square, where will be found all. the comforts of that luxurious weed, called Tobacco. dtf

Honey Sybup, just the thing for Buck wheat Cakies, at Ray & Balloy's 4-dtf

Christmas is Coming.—Riddle is preparing for it. Slipper Patter^# in great variety, and cheap. Ladies' Companions, a fine assortment Hanging-Baskets and Fancy Goods, in great variety. 31dt, .'

I Hi

Elias

cheaper than ever, »t

Riddle's, 151 Main street. •. 31dtf

fca LOCAL NOTICES.

Impaired Constitutions^—What ia ra! gssd-ctaiUttitiOB One

in which

I I I I

11—A

large and fine ^s^o^ttnentr of Cigars and Tobacco, will be found at M. V. Moudy's, east side Public Square. Country mer« chants, come and get your -Tobacco at factory prices.

•s—'

immm-

tdtf

•,

Smokers and chewers will find something exceedingly delitfous, in the shape of Cigars and Tobacco^ at, the new Tobacco Heuse, east side Fublio Square. dtf

Fans.—A nice assort

ment just receivedj by Riddle, 151 Main street. 'oMt." Sldtf To my old Customers.—I am very thankful to you far past favors I have been for Some ttirfe selling you goods at a profit, but now I propose to sell you goods-fbr the next tWo months at cost,in order to reduce my Atock aslow as'possible." Call and select your holiday goodl, noio^dtf XT .. G. H. Bascom. 1 .i

Jacob Kbbn, well known as. one ofthe best WatchihAers in the city, has tomoved to Si^&strQoV opposite (he npw Postoffice, where he will be pleased to meet his flriends, in wont

work in his

line, warranting tile fullest satisfaction He has good assortment of Clocks, Watches and JeWelry, st $$ very lowert Kic« ... ...

MEAT

at C. Blpley's.

Jam I--"-

illffi

S I

Auobkhn.—A largest of Lfcdiee fine Fttrs ltiid 6o!ids, ilnft Misses ihd Boys' Hats and Caps, to^tw sold at auction, at Greinerift Forfeit'# Anctton Booms, corner of Third and Ohio streets.

Goods solcf.Bt private sale until Monday. Then th^y will be ofiered at auotion, and sold to the highest bidder, Ladies mvited to atteed. Sale to oommeace gt'a o'clcttW, p.Am

Leave yoar orders for Game, end dre8sedpoultiT, at Ray ft fisiley's. 4-dtfc

EnglishSrbakvast Tea—Very fine iy flavored, ^jw^pened at the New York

Tea-6t0t«. Sldtf

Hbs.

Brown offers a Buck-boazd for For fnrthnr |wtieaiarsappiy ewly to Mt. l&well, at B. 8. Oo* ft Son's, dtf

far ladies,- at tiatf 8*i •-.him

Tbb ^Tastie Cravatte, Riddfe'S.** fi! ii• 'it atan

Fo«a.-Jheflaest sasuetisrs m,th» low*, est prices, no did xhofliy sto^c, at

afC|L It STEAlrt'r

dt| uii

BMtovjH).—Davti' iirug^Store has been

mm«i

ie JDeasins B)ecic, «th and Main 4

-----

will ba

folly restored, and a new lease on life Intnred.— Sold everywhere.

dwlw

AMUSEMENTS.

GRAND

MASQUERADE BALL

O W I S O

THURSDAY EVEN'G, DEC. 3, '68 Under the Aoipioes of the

The proceeds will be deTotsd to the

BENEFIT OF THE P00B* Those having charge assure the public that ererything ihail be carried on in the bast, of de. coruni, ^Music by Cuqua's Sand.

A DM 19881 OK $3 MB OOUPIK-SPPPEK IXTR A,

All persons most let

Ticket* for aale at Bookstore, at the Post Offloe by Ghas.0'0*Dnell's

^orld-Renowned Violinist,

WAWTtp.

at the Phcealx Foanttry, corner of 9th and Eairle MdHa'BS3Ht DSNQLfiBikOO. •^flGdSa

FDR tALE.

SALB.^-WARBHOUSK-^ Sew-S30xi0—on* and one-half atorie* htg£ oa»baadandpnelior»«eorinh«lter, Wheat Taa, tkmetowMiBallroad—*(oro-room on aatne lotl, A good fi»»e dwelling and tbrpe lota, all la Hartfofd. l'Zmileafroai Terr* Haau grod place for tauiaAat. TWa property wiil be Bold rery cheap.

(Ml

is selling off his entire

en 6BIKX8 SIMESAL. Baal

Agents,3. ®. pr.

il«.8end

themselros

Stewarti at the Mayor's

Offloo, and at Shannon's Bank, and by the Committee of Arrangements. Id3:

JJOWLENG HALL.

t?0LE IbULL'S.* GRAND CONCERT.

The only opportunity to.bear the

lim'jti'

OLE 3ULI!Q^

TaesiiAj Erenlng, Bee. 1, 1868,

Assisted by the JWlpwiSg faTorIte Artists, •lA^BAKTON, (Of Boston,) SopratKh IB, fiUBUTVS P, HALL,

Baritone.

n, iflflw umiK«, 7 Planlit Ac#5fi^»aW#?** •dminiOB ..$1,00 8eat*can be woarelwithfntXxvaA Ohasoi, at Allen. Brown A Oo1*. Book Store.

Salaaf Seats will commence fiiday memiiig, Nov. 27,. at 9 o'c look. Door* Open at 7... Commence at 8 o'clock.

N E W A E I S E E N S

fNo. 1472.}

|JBnTEI STAGES MAUSilAL'd MOIXCt. Omitib SrATae or .Aniaici, In, ,,, I ,,.. Diasaicx

«S4' fmhsrjiFi.

Ottowaoon of

laaitna.

ESSE®*"'"'

y—

Wtor«a*, a libel of info|tnation was flleJ in the IHStrict Oonrt of

ths United Slates for the Dis

trict of Indiaoa."oB the 19th day of Norember, 1838. by AlirM Kllgore, Esq., United States DiotrUtt Attorney, On behalf of the United Stats* agSiast th# Stramboat "OomSt," seized at ssid bistrkt for a violation of tide Berenue Law* the United State*, and claiming riamagea tfo •oM of —-,aad praying prooe*a agaiast •aid Steamboat, and Oat the same Way bA-con-iMKned and iold therefbr.

KoW, therefor*, in parsaaaea of the Mositlon Mas the aealof said Conrt to .ma direoted and Mlvared. I da hereby glTa- public sotioa to all rSoa* oldlnUng

aaid goodi, or any

part thereof,

t& any mahaer Intereited therein,

that tbey

fee aad appear before the District

Ooartof the

that day. then aad there tsto-

4th

W. W. Shannon-

.li.'Jftjl

Cummin?, who took the premi

um-tin the best variety of'apples al 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 apples, 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, b(. ans, potatoes, &o. It,is a much needed and convenient institution, and is receiviag a- liberal patronage. 12dtf

a Ohio Sto.^

asuw W

tpOR SALE—SUBTJRBANRES.i- IDENUE.—Unttl Deceab«r 95th, 186S, Ear 8nborban Rmideace. oa*.fmrth' ailla oatslde ef tb« o*rtoration

•de. Itcoaai«t«of STaaeree.withagoodfraaMi h«»e twoi ttoriw. «itli9 imm, cellar, weU, etsterui, atakle^ *b«4,. btro.t ohickea-lot and hMae with* in t-rate orchard o( Applee, Pear a, Peachea, Ptam*, Gherrles, Gray, and all the •mail tattta for tamilr and market P«ri*»". and abeat 80 lacg. K*argreeaa aq4 nrntlnn. If aeld withla ihe time uentloor fd, I will make it an object to cone one, al 1 haranow mdaoed the fanner prtM«n Tktimii Doltera. i.tD. FAlULKB.o

Nov lldlmvlt f' 1

adapted to Stock raising, ha living water on it location land will he exchanged for I •old low tor cash. Call oa Dally Xspceaa OSm.

JK)R SALE—A Fine tvro-atory frame Pwtllinj Honse—eight room*, •late roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carr honse, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet freot by bet deep. Will be spld cheap. Applr to iieutr

spld cheap. Apptr to P. *. DONNBIiLT.

E W A E I S E E S

THROAU LUNC

Catarrh, Throat Disease*, Uron* chitiSf Asthmci and Conrumption ireatadby a MwMeth-'J?, M«i «ia*o# that is sminenify swccessful.

A valuable giving symptoms of dlMSWtnd fu 11

inform a,tr«n

hi»N E WM E O fu rn

thota wnift-vvrife,

for

JJEMOYBD.

COOTT Ss

eisrjr organ

well developed—endowed with doer eaatgy, rothat *11 perform -their functions withjqaal facility.

It stands to reason then that a^ want

equilibrium ii thete-devB'optfi6nt and* energ} forms an important diS^r^nee in ih^oonstitntion. Now, as all constitutions are susceptible of disease, and commonly labor nnder the

rnly safe

course to ose MISHLXR'a HS11B BITTKB8— a medicatcd.preparation, possessing the highest tonic and alteratiye propert ies, Which beilig ii fftaMd through the system, crcatoi a re*cti8n where it Is needed or bo purifies and fortifies the system and strengthens the general constitution, thatesalth, happiness and mental vigor

l»h*Jte

it free.

Wilt vWt Teres Haute list ThotScU* In each month, and may be coaAilted at the Terr*rr

Haate House. At til oth*r Plock, l^%napolIfc

es.athi* perma-

=====

MABTCOURf

Hare remoted to their new and *pacioi» tmttdtag fronting air No. 121 Bfefa Wreet, and No. S Sovth Tltth street, where tbej- #111 be pi Rased to mwt thefr friends and co#toiner» with a fttU aad 00m-

Hardware, and eTet-ythlng In thsir

ptete stock of 1 rade. 2&^wlm 9

STECK'S **ffsP!bu,K

«ij KNABE'S, ttswis

CHICPEOTS?.

& .1 iiMrf iM

tm cUMitisiNr tunnO

The Celehrstei Patent Greloid^

and ether well-known and reliable

0tin•

Makert.*

CABHABT & SEEDHAK'B

Parlor and ijhureh Organm &and Melodeons,

SHEET MUSIQ INSTRUCTION BOOKS, Aad every yartety of

Small Maslcal Instraments, —and—

Musical Merchandise.

Alio, old Insturument*

PIANOS TOR BENT.

titken in exchange or part

psy on

neiwones.

Piands, Melodeons, and all kind* of smaller Musical Instruments repaired by

wr»KIS8NEB.'Si

PALAOB

be kno#B to

the proper efflcer before eh taring the Hall.

lttee of Arravsremeaitst Itosira I. Holdgh. J. WABBXH,

Ii. HOLrELDCB, W. H. Stewabt, X. HotUNQSA,

A. JraaiiKiis. •e»ta

MUSIC,

49, Olilo Street, (Opposite,the Cl^d Oourt Bioase,) .a

mtvuu .titiDtaiiXfatfSkke FRESH STOCK

TBTI?'r"*ii T0ITAH sumrn A WfiAfiBS 5«#

NWCTdFODS!

mo as* Ladies Furs and

Qflftds!

Pur 9ftnd

Gents' Pur CollarsC*

Gaps and Gloves!

Ladles, fars ir*a fi le 1125

mt 'i.v v»l*ra- PW getWiia^i SPLENDID STOCK OF GL0TK& Gloves ot all kinds, Buck* Sheep* Kid, Dog-shin, tmd WOOLI

your

HAW, CAPS, FURS, MttVSS,

FVRmta&ING 'Worn

ETBOPOLITAN

Ha^'cf and Far Store,

S 5 l®» Main Street.

i)OWD&8LATE.

ttruqa viMiMt (-a HSTW,

JP. S. XtfuUea JPura cleaned, repaired and ottered, into the latest stylest mt sftortooffce.,