Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1868 — Page 4

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TO-DAY'SADYBRTISBMBNTS

Amusements—SklfT Gaylord's Minstrels. Prevent or Bepent—-Ho§tett6r's Bitlerfl. Furs, Hats, Ac—Down & Blate. Dissolution—Mcllfresh, Dengler 4 Co.

TO-DAY'FL LOCAL NOTICES.

Trimmings and Buttons—W. S. Bye e&

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Pure Candy—Hewitt & Myers. Auction—Fur Goods— Greiner ft Forrest. Only a Cold—Mishler'a Herb Bitters. For Salo—Poney—Burnett A Boss. Gloves, Needlos, Cloaks—Idsall & Co. Lost Watch—At this Office. Wanted—A Girl—Mrs. Fred. A. Rose. Holiday Goods—flaxton A Walmsley. Religions Notice- Christian Chapel.

Gtrs. ARNOLD favors us with the last numbers of Putnam and the Waverjy Magazine.

ASH sends U9 Harper's Bazar for December 12th. He has opened his News and Book stand in the New PostCMBfifi* lobby.

MAYOR'S COURT.—Not a oase yesterday. A drunken man was "in soak" at the calaboose laet evening. Ho will have a hearing this morning.

THE Visiting Committee of the Ladies' Aid Society are canvassing this city this week soliciting donations for their Festival, to be held in Pence's Hall, on Thursday, 17th of this month.

THE CIRCUIT COURT did nothing yesterday worth mentioning. Young Watson, charged with stealing a watch, on whose case the jury "hung" last week, will probably have another hearing today.

THE protracted meeting at the Christian Chapel is proving quite successful. There were others who responded last evening, whose immersion will take placa after this evening's discourse. The public are invite^ to attend.

PAPER OOLLEBS.—For a neat fitting, serviceable paper collar we know of no better place to go than to N. Erlanger & Brother's, who are now selling at cost their entire stock of clothing and gent's furnishing goods. ,,

THE WEEKLY EXPRESS is issued this morning at te" o'clock. A good paper to send to absent friends. In giving the home news it is belter than a letter.— Single copies ready for mailing c^.be had at tho counting room.

DOWD & SLATE iriftite attention by an advertisement this morning to new arrir vals of furs, gents' underwear, the new Alpine Hat, woollen scarfs, gents' fur collars, capes and gloves at very low prices. Give them a call-in the Metro* pelitan Block, when in want of any article in this line. -i:

DISSOLVED.—The firm of McElfresh' Dengler & Co., proprietors of the Phoenix Foundry and Machine shop, has been dissolved, Mr, Ben Dengler going out. We wish him success ih whatever business he may engage in. The foundry businoBB will be continued by the remaining members of tho firm—T. H. McElfresh and John G. Barnard, practical'and competent workmen, to whom we havo no hesitation in referring such of our readers in want of good work in that line.

OLE BULL'S CONCERT.—The audience assembled at Dowling Hall last evening, in numbers and intelligence, was a magnificent ovation to Ole Bull on the occasion of his first visit to our city. Aad the entertainment furnished was such as to meet the highest expectation. Qf course the principal features of the evening were the violin solos by Ole Bull We shall not attempt a description of dhe playing of the old Norwegian upon the instrument which he has made the study of a long lifo. His first appearance Was the sigaal for the most rapturous ap pl»use,aad the same followed the exeou-' tion of each piece. While he was playing the audience sat as spell bound, drinking each note, amid a stillness almost painful.

Ole Bull has associated with him a company forming a first-class concert of themselves. Mr. Egbert Lansing is a pianist of no ordinary merit Mr. Gustavus Hall is a fair baritone, and sang the aria "Largo al Factotum" in such a manner as to call out & decided encore.

The star vocalist of tho company, howAVer, is Mies Barton, who has a soprano voice of remarkable flexibility and rare cultivation. Each piece she sang was moat enthusiastically encored, to whieh »he most obligingly made acknowledgement by singing again, and the second piece was almost invariably an improvement on tbe first. After the bttllftd "Loving Heart, Trust On," she sung, in response to an encore, "CoMiag thro' tho Rye,'' so naively as to call a second sncore, but this was more than human nature could stand, and she only bowed her grateful thanks. We think we never 3aw an audience so determined on getting the full worth of the money invested in tickets.

The piano used was a Chickering, furnished from Kissner's Palace of Music, and is a splendid instrument.

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The fSC&ipts, we learn, were about iix hundred dollars, and at this substantia) as well as the hearty reception given, Ole Bull expresses regret that he did not give as two concerts. Come again, say ail.

THE UKW Pi»r Officii wa* p*rtd f»»r bue«ii»»» y^sterd^y morning, tb-re-moval having been uccumpluhed the, I night an expeditious feat for

Wednesda) Moro1ng« J)ec. 2d, 1888.^ •which Postmastcr Read, hia deputy and Lclerka are entiLlojd to comdderable credit T?he internal arrangements of the building are not yet completed, bat are rapid-

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si post-office that will be an ornament to the city, and a model for convenience apd arrangement. The delivery is fitted tip with 250 lock boxes and 1,500 letter boxes. The latter will soon be increased to l^ftfaduflaTtd, amply sufficient for the Wants of the city for many years to come. I tiirilr.J" ^t

OUR MANUFACTORIES.

TIFLBXAFC KEEKS' HUB AND SPOKE FACTORY.—It is really a pleasure for one $rho feels an interest in our growing city^ to'atrbll About the etreota and mark tKeL spirit of improvement that is visible on every hand, and especially is it a pleasure to visit our manufacturing establishments far too fow—and hear the busy hum and clatte Hf machinery. Yesterday, for the first tinie, Wo had the pleasure, under the guidance of Mr. Keyos, of a minute inspection :cf the .novel aqd interesting jnachiaery by which Messrs. Thompson &.J£ey$a manufacture hubs, spokes, feU loes, plow'handles and all bent work for carriages and wagons. Their manufactory is located on the corner of First and Pofclftr 8treete, in the building formerly known as the "Wallace Foundry." The building is 76 by 95 feet,- two and a .half ptories high and is admirably adapted to ^he busings, far which i{ is now occu ^ied/'it is filled with the best machinery that can be obtained, and is the .most complete of any similar manufactory In the State,-except one at Indianapolis: |and this excels in but one particular".

The machinery is such that cheap labor can be employed in nearly all departments, and in this cheap wooden country they can easily compete with eastern manufacturers.— For instance, they have a machine for turning wagon hubs by which orieman can turn out eighty set of wagon hubs a day, and with two other machines two men cap mortice the same number. A log ten foot in length can he taken in at one door and in -fifteen minutes pass out at another as finished hubs, ready for the market—with the exception of kiln-drying and painting.

The machinery, worth from $25,000 to $30,000 is driven by an engine of fortyhorse power. It afffltdB more power than is now required, but tho proprietors deem edit wise and economy to erect such an engine so that machinery can constantly be added. They started three and a half years ago with about half the present capacity. They expect .bv next summer to be doing one-third more work. Among other things $ey will add the manufacture ot wheels complete. They now make all the woodwork of a wheel, and only lack putting it together.

Employment is, given now to thirty men—two years hence they expect to afford employment to over two hundred

Of course a* considerable amount of timber is used. It is obtained in this immediate vicinity, and it is no uncommon thing, especially on a Saturday afternoon to^ee twenty wagons come into tbe yard at one time loaded with timber Of hub timber they use about three hundred and fifty feet per day, and as much more for other articles. For wagon hubs oak is used elm is used for buggy hubs, For buggy spokes they use largely second-growth hickory, which cannot be split. Few manufacturers do this, but Mossrs. Thompson & Keys are determin ed to use tho very best stock, and it pays to do so, as their order book shows. They have orders often from one to four months ahead, so great 'is the demand for their work that they can not keep up with present facilities. Among other large unfilled orders we were shown one front-Topping & Brother, Alton, Ills., for 2,700 sets of hubs and as many sets of spokes. A firm at St. Louis wanted 1,500 set ot hubs, and soon. Much of the stock goes south, but the largest por tion goes west to Illinois, St. Louis and even Western Missouri, where wood is scarce. Hence there eenms to be an actual necessity for such a manufactory right hero on the western border of wooden country.

To ftiPBSird City oj Terrc Haute: GENTLEMEN*- Imny last annual report your attention was directed to the

Besides the manufacture of wagon and carriage material, they are largely in manufacturing plow handles, tnd these they often fill in orders of twenty thousand. Mr. Keyes exhibited a machine for smoothing plow hundles— one of his own invention—which works admirably and expeditiously the han dies thus finished, giving, we are inform^ ed, better satisfaction than any others manufactured in the west.

The waste wood, beside that required for'h^ating and for -feeding the engine furnace, amounts to four of five cords a week, and is sold cheap as stove wood, delivered anywhere in the city.

The establishment has capacity for turning out the wook-work for the wheels of eighty wagons and buggies, beside plow-handles and bent work in quantities to supply the demand. Their stock on hand does not appear to amount to anything, And yet we were told there was flfen five to ten thousand dollars' worth in the house. They have had the experience of all other new manufactories. The beginning was not as soocepsful and prosperous as desired, but they have altered and added the newest and best machinery, by which cheap labor can be employed, thus bridging.down tbe .cost, so that now with a good margin of profit they c&n compete with any manufactory in the country.

In the above we have only given a few items in regard to the business carried on by Messrs. Thompsoto & Keyes. Our knowledge of machinery will not permit a detailed description of the many ingenious and complicated machines used.

We want many more such manufactories with just such energetic and enterprisipg mon at the head of them, and giving employment to that class of the community which are the salvation of the country.- Let manufactories be multiplied,, for they are the true wealth of any

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brary specially embracing in its provisions sucj^reading .matter as the schools demand. Still impressed with the urgent necessity of moving in this matter, and having retjfenlj^ IH# Atq.Mie.ted with a plan of establishing such a library,

Is entirely feasible and applicable in a city like our own, I therefore feel it my 'iduty 1it b#idf pf- tlj^higrhest J^ftq£ests4f the yottthiol.oJir cify' to ask Jfom Board to aid in the organization of a Public School Library Association or Society in the city of Terrp ip|4t$ on/a plan similar to the one above referred to and that you join wi|& jtfc^'Sope^ntehdaM and all the teachers of the City Schools, who by a unanimous vote are ih favor of this movement, in calling a, meeting of citizens Saturday evening, Dedemirer 5,1868, at the New Court House, for the purpose of considering this subject, and if agreed upon to take-* tW piwRmihary steps to effect such as piganizatfqjQ.

Kespoctfuliy and Obediently, •i if. M. OicoTT, 3Jl «^uPerintendept City Schools. TERRE HAUTE, December 1st, 1868.

Resolved,. That^ the Board qf School Trustees ap^rdv^theplan of ^fchblishing a Public Library, adopted in St. Louis, and hereby authorize and approve of a public meeting in Terre Haute, before which th^citiesliola may b,e presented.

J. H. HAQER, Seoretary.

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Tajy fi|di^'|Aid| ScgHaty Kindly acknowledge the rfeceip"t of'$36 SD, contributed at the Union meeting of several churches on Thanksgiving Day.

DKATH!&—Thfi jHpftrfcJfll the Sa*pJtintendent of the City Cemetery shows for the month of October seventeen intermeats from the city, as follows Infant of Thbmas P^.Watkins, Congestioo.^raiighi* Jli-

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Infant of Lawson Sanders, Premature birth. if 7 Susannah Smith- General debiHty. A

This repQrt doe3 not give the intermeuts in the Cathcflic burying ground, none being oh file.- ... ....

LOST WATCB—Somewhere in the city, on Monday evening last, a Gold Chain and Gold Chrojkom&te^ 'Witch. A reward of $20 wilfbe pa& for the recovery of same, or by leaving them at this office. [2,dtf

HVE wish to direct the attention of our readers to tho card of Dr. Whittier in another column. Back files of St. Louis papers prove the Doctor's residence there longer thaii any s^advertis^ig/The7W»rttings of a physician whose "reputation is Union-wide should be worth reading. His pamphlet only costs the postage, six cents. dwlt

LADIES bothered looking for Trimmings and Buttons will save all trouble in going at once to W. S. Ryce & Co where they will find the best variety of Fringes, Gimps, Headings, Dress and Cloak Buttons in the city, in colors, and Black for silk|,: Pd$lins,l and Worsted stuff-goods. dlt

FIFTY Patterns Dress Goods placed on our counter this morning at $4 00 $5.00 and $6.00 Patterns, worth from 50 eta.) to $1 00 a yard, trimmings to match.

W. S. RYCE & Co.

FOR SALE.—A kind, trim little Peny ver^ Bgr^ett ROBS.

CHILDREN'S ^Gloves, mittons, leggings,

scarfs, hoods, drawers! 2dtf^ ^'58

wrappers are equal to any, excelled by none. Sold by Edsall & Co. 2dtf r'f

Two BUTTON Lace Back Kid Glove's, for $1,75. Good Kids $1,25. 2dtf EDSALL & Co.r

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BUY clear candy of Hewitt & Myers .. ..

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HOLIDAY Goops great variety at Saxton & Waimsfey's: Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs.

Winter Gloves. Ladies' and Gents' Neck-Ties. Fancy Bows. Jet Jewelry. Pearl Sleeve Battone.'-" Fancy Work Boxes. Handkerchief and Glove Boxes.

Hanging Baskets. Slipper and Cushion Patterns. Tape Caskets. J4 Needle and Pin Books, &c., &c. We are making extensive preparations for ChrisUnas, awd offer a hand some line of entirely Ntto Good» for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. A call is solicited whether you wish to buy or not. 8,dtf] 1 4 &AXXON & W ALMSLEY.

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MRS. FBEP A. Ross, Owner 6} and Oak.

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At-ori AOCIl 1!— Gre*t iile Fur Hat', l%p» ai.d Ul v«- at Auction^ at th«i Bankrupt Store, No. 73 Main street, Wittig's old stand, to close out th» entire stock of 660 setts of Ladies' Furs 100 setts Childs Furs 300 pairs Men's Buck and Sheep Skin Gloves 200 Men's Fur Caps and Collars, and $5,000 worth of Hats and Caps. All to be sold at Auction to the highest bidder.

Auction to commence Thursday, Dec. 4th, at 10 o'clock A. M. at- night, at 7 o'clock. GBBINEB & FORREST, f. Auctioneers.

LACE Collars and Handkerchiefs just received at W.

S. BYCK&CO,

THE COMMANDERS of the Knights of 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 3d. d3t

THE MASQUERADE, to be given by the K. S. S, December 3d, at Dowling HaH, will be opened with C. L. Holfelder'a Grand Polonaise. d3t .[

THE K. S. S. Mask Ball is to be given Thursday night. d3t

WINTER'S NEAR APPROACH creates a necessity in each household for defensive preparation against the sure attack of Colds and Coughs.

A bottle of Barr Pectoral Elixir convenienl at hand smakes the fortification impregnable. Manufactured by Barr» Gulick & Berry.

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Infant of Andrew Denny, Still-born. Infant of 4»,ne_Me^riman, Croup, if Sopie Hociimud, General debility. Infant of Thomas Long, Inf. of Brain. Child of AJoxsnder Waller, Iliung Fever. Harriet l^.lEamgjilen, Cdbg. of Brain.. Julia Gaston, Liver complaint. Caroline BoardeV, Typhoid FeVer. Mrs. Susannah Pointer, Consumption. Mrs. Elizabeth Cash, Congestion. Infant 6i'"k. K.' Purcell, Imperfect firculation. Child Of Samuel D. Clift, Typhoid fever. Infant of F. F. Franklin, Scrofula. Infant of George Mallard, Congestion of brain.

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PERSONS WANTING the very newest thing in the way of Winter Dress Goods will do well to wait until they see our display of New Goods on Thursday, December 3d. TUELL, RIPLEY & Co. :d3t -,s.

LA BELLE HELENE and tbe Grande Duchese Felt Skirt at Tuell, Ripley & Co's. i-d36

TUELL, RIPLEY & Co. will "open 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 T., R. & Co's. l-d3t 1

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 dispatch.

I would call particular attention to my large assortment of cheap switches and puffs. MRS. M. RIKGELMAN. 30dtf

REMEMBER C. Yost & Co's new cigar store opposite the new postoffice. 30-d3t

Do YOU want a good cigar? Call for the Old Regalia or My Choice, at C. Yost & Co's, opposite the new postofBce. 30-d3t «.

IF you want to smoke a pure Havana Cigar go to C. Yost & Co's opposite the new postoffice, then youl get it. 30-d3t

BLANKETS.—If you want good cheap Blankets that will last many years, buy those made at the VIGO WOOLEN MILLS. No Shoddy in any thing made there.. 30-d2w

C. I. RIPLEY sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf :V ——,

CHEAP CLOTHING, made to order, in the best and most servicable manner at John Barniirle's, over Saxton & Walmsley's. 28-dlw

CIGARS, Tobacco, Pipes, and all smokers' articles, at Katzenbach's. Cheap as

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balmoral hose, shirts and EDSALL & Co.

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MILWARD'S HELIX NEEDLES in pateAt

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Cloaks- |and DSALL & 00.'

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MEERSCHAUM PIPES, very Low, at Katzenbach's. Ho has a new lot, which he will sell cheaper than any one else can

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Do YOU want Presrved Orange Peel? Call at C. I. Bipley's. [25,dtf

FOB the best fitting, most durable and cheapest 'Corset in the city, go to B. Weisz' Skirt Factory. dwtf

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SMOKING TOBACCO BELOW COST I—Until January 1st, I will tell smoking Tobacco below cost, in order to avoid re stamping tbe packages, which has to be done after that date. N. KATZENBACH. nov28-dlw T. t,

CLEAR Havana Cigars, at 10 cents, at Katzenbach's, 147 Main street. 28-dlw

9MOKERS, go to Katzenbacn's and lay

ONE OUNCE OT GOLD, for every ounce 1 I_- 1. in your stock of smoking Tobacco, before New-Year. Tou get It ohe.p now. Candy, manufactured by Hewitt & My-

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REMKMBER that after NeW'Year'syou'll

have to pay more for tobacco than now. Get it at Katzenbach's before that time.

He sells be'.ow cost. nov28-dlw

APPLES I APPLES il—Three hundred bushels choice Winter Apples just received and for sale by the barrel or at retail. Also, a large lot of good Turnips, and several varieties of the best Potatoes.

G. H. WHIDDEN & Co's.

South 4th street, opposite old Market, 26-dlw

FAMILY DRESS GUIDE.—Having taken the agency for Mrs Jackson's celebrated Family Dress Guide I am prepared to furnish the charts and give instructions. Residence South Fourth,between Oak and Wilson streets. Mrs. GILMORE. dtf

WATCH THEM.—If you contemplate the pleasure of making your wife or daughter, or anybody else's daughter a present of a Wateh for Christmas, be sure .to look at the assortment at S. R. Free* man's, 161 Main street, before making your purchase. It will pay y»u. dwtf

WHY not keep up with the "style? when ladies can have a Panier Skirt for 75 cents at Weisz' Skirt Factory. 25dwtf

Buck &DOZIER is the firm that recently distributed bills announcing a written guarantee to repair the work on all goods sold. Therefore you will find it a very good place to buy your Boots and Shoes, at prices as low as elsewhere. Call and examine their stock, at 99^ Main street, 3

doors west of Edsall's. —11-dwtf

THE GOOD TEMPLARS intend to give a Festival at their Hall, on Wednesday, tbe 23d of December, for the purpose of raising money to pay off a debt on their furniture. 24-dtf

ON January 1st, 1869, the copartnership of N. Erlanger & Bro. expires by limitation. It is their intention to reduce their stock as much as possible previous to dissolving, and to jthis end have concluded to sell all goods atfcosl for cash,

An invitation is hereby extended te all to call and be convinced that they sell clothing and gents' furnishing goods cheaper than any other bouse in the city. dtf

A FINS ASSORTMENT of men's Calf and Kip Boots, cheaper than any other place in tbe city, at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64 Main Street. 21tf

IF you want a good Stove, cheap, go to Shannon's, 63 Main street. dtf

G. H. BASCOM is sailing off his .entire stock of Watches, Jewelry, Ac., at cost going to change his busines. Great bargains now at No. 151 Main street. nolO-dtf. IUI

SMOKERS will do well to remembor that now is the time to buy tobacco cheap, at Katzenbach's. Get your supply before the lbt of January, 1869. nov28-dlw

FRESH Buckwheat Flour, Bailey's.

FURS I FURS I FURS 1 Good assort' ment and cheap, at Riddle's. 31dtf

OOLONG TEAS.—Fresh arrival of the "new crop," very choice and finely fla vored, at thfi 3ldtf

ALL Boots and Shoe9 wear as represen ted at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64 Main Street. 21tf

GOLD and Silver House. Extensive and fabciful stock—new opening—Christmas preparations, at No. 5, Warren Block.

HOSIERY—Now cheaper than ever, at Riddle's, 151 Main street 31dtf

*WHITE Laced Kid Gloves, at Riddle's. 31dtf

NEW STYLES OF HATS AND BONNETS at 149 Main street. dtf

HONEY SYBUP, just the thing for Buckwheat Cakes, at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

FBESH PRUNES, Hominy Grits, in eight pound packages, OhoW-chow, by the doz en, or Binglo ground and unground Spices, clear Citron, Raisins, and Rice all new and fresh, at the New York Tea Store, 134 Main street. 31dtf

TOBACCO I TOBACCO 11 TOBACCO 111—A large and fine assortment of Cigars and Tobacco, will be found at M. V. Moudy'6, east side Public Square. Country mer» chants, come and get your Tobacco at factory prices. dtf

SMOKBRS and chewers will find something exceedingly delicious, in the shape of Cigars and Tobacco, at the new Tobacco House, east side Publio Square. -dlf

WHITE SILK FANS.—A nice assortment just received, by Riddle, 151 Main street. 31dtf

To MY OLD CUSTOMERS.—I am very thankful to you for past favors I have been for some time selling you goods at a profit, but now I propose to sell you goods for tho next two months at cost, in order to reduce my stock as low as possible. Call and select your holiday goods. nolO-dtf G. H. BASCOM.

JACOB KEBN, well known as one of the best Watchmakers in the city, has removed to Sixth street, opposite the new Postoffice, where he will be pleased to meet his friends, in want of work in bis line, warranting the fullest satisfaction. He has a good assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, at the very lowest price lOdtf 1

MINCE MEAT at C. I. Ripley's.

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Goods sold at private sale until Monday. Then they will be offered at auction, and sold to tbe highest bidder. Ladies invited to attend. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p.

LEAVE your orders for Game, and dressed poultry, at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA—Very finely flavored, just opened at the New York Tea Store. 31dtf

Mas. BROWN offers a Buck-board for sale. For further particulars apply early to Mr. Blwell, at B. S. Cox ft Son'*. dtf

THK "Tastie Cravatte," for ladies, at Riddle's. 81dtf fc. I 7'.

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LADIES, Misses and Childrens Rubbers cheap, at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64, Main Street.' "2.' 21tf

JUST RECEIVED, Infant's Embroidered Waists at $1 00, worth $2 00, at "R C. WITTIG & Co's, dtf 170 Deming Block.

NEW ABBIVAL.—New line of Ham burg Insertings and Edgings, real Lace Collars, Maltese Collars, new styles Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, real I and Valenciennes Handkerchiefs, at

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C. WirnG & Co's,

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EVERYBODY, go to Shannon's for bargains in Stoves. 63 Main street, dtf

Drug Store has bees

removed to Doming Block* 6tb and Main streets.~

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GBOVEB JC MIT.LEE, Merchant Tailofi and Clothiers, and dealers in Cants' furnishing goods, have now a complete

stock, consisting in part of the moat desirable shades of Chinchillas, Esquimaux, Castor Duffel, Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olive Cloths a full line of French and English Gassimaroa and Veatings also a large assortment of American Cassimeres, all ef whidh will be sold by the yard, or 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, Paper and Linen Collars and Cuffs, half Hose, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' Underwear, and the Orient, Occident and Novelty Collars also a nice line of Cassimere, Tweed and Melton Shirts. 17-dtf

OYSTERS AT GEORGE'S.—From and after to-day George Habermeyer & Co, willibe in receipt of those large and maguifioent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will sell by the can or serve up to customers at their Oyster Restaurant on Fourth street^ opposite the postoffice. 31-dtf. i'-'--

FOB RENT AND SALE.—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 stable, on the same premises.— And with the same is for sale a well selected stook of Groceries and provisions, with the good will of the trade. Enquire of

HOSFOBD & BOUDINOT, Atty's

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

FOR SALE.—Alarge lot of Heating, and Cook Stoves, to be closed out within twenty days, without reserve, for cash only, regardless of ijost, at 63 Main street dtf. W. W.

A NEW CAMPAIGN, FOB THK CLOSING UP OF 1868.—All who wish to enlist in tbe cause, will call at the new Tobacco House, east side Public Square, where will be found all the comforts of that luxurious weed, called Tobacco. dtf am

CHRISTMAS isi COMING.—Riddle is pte-5 paring for it. Slipper Patterns in great variety, and cheap. Ladies' Companions, a fine assortment Hanging Baskets and Fancy Goods, in great variety. 31dt,

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic propertta^Jto purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3m.

FOB SALE.—Wishing to engage in other business, I offer my Ice HOUBO, lot, Tools, Teams, and tho good will of my business for sale.

Any one wishing to engage in the ice business, willjfind it a paying one by tipplying soon to fVf*

23-dtf

J. STXINMEHL.

ELIAS CUMMINS, who took the premi um on the best variety of apples at the State Fair has established a fruit store on Main street, two doors west of Third, where be has a large stock of his own ap pies, and buys and sells at wholesale and retail, choiae apples, for winter keeping, apples for present use, cider, green and dried fruit of all kinds, b€.«ns, potatoes,

It is a much needed and convenient institution, and is receiving a liberal patronage. 13dtf

O A N O I E S

"Only a Cold,"—Who would suffer

from a cold with the probability of a serious at tackof Bronthltis, Inflammation of the Langs or Consumption, when that efficient preventive MISHLEB'S HSiBB BITTEB8 is at hand It will remove the tickling sensation which proceeds a cold—prevents hoarseness and check coughing— expel tbe mnens that gathers in the bronchia and successfully resist that fell destroyer—Oon sumption. Mrs. Amos Stanffer, of Manor twp., Pa., was actually, speedily and permanently cured of Consumption solely by MISHLEB'S HERB BITTEBS, after several consulting physicians had pronounced her case hopeless, and she is still a living witness ef the power of this wonderfal remedy aver disease. It has saved the lives of thousands' and is dally adding to the number of its victories. Sold everywhere. 2dwlw

AMUSEMENTS.

JJOWLING HALL.

TWO NIGHTS ONLY1

Tuesday & Wednesday lYen'gs, December 8th Sc 9th.

THE OBIGINAL

SKIFF & QiTLOBlKH

MINSTRELS,

AN1

IIKAN8 HANI).

The old Favorites and Humorists. TWENTY DISTINGUISHED PEBFOKMEB3, who will appear In an entire aew and original Programme. The greatest Combination of Talent now in existence. For particulars, see large Posteis and small Bills.

The Evening's Entertainment will conclude with Prof. SchafTer's (renowned production of PANITHBOPOTlCOiriCA.

Doors open at 7, Performance commerces at 8 o'clock.

Admission 50c Parquette 75c

JOE GAY LORD, General Agent.

Dec2-6t

31dtf.

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

r^E-AND MASQUERADE BALL

i.ft-sJvtjA. 'j

THURSDAY EVEN'G, DEO. 3, '68,

Under the Auspicei of the

The proceeds will be devoted to tbe

BENEFIT OF THE P00B.

Those having charge assure the publio that everything shall be carried on in the best of de co rum.

Music by Cuqna'a Band.

ADMIS8SI0N $2 FEB COUPIK-SPPPKK ilTRA, AH persons most let themselves be known to the proper officer before eateilng the Hall.

Committee off Ams|tmHst L. HOLTEIDCB,

PDR8! FIRS! Ml

LADIES FURS,

ttink. Pitch, Siberian Squirrel, Cony, Water Mink,

&C-,

I' 'J.1 ]. ittlI ,,

CiOOD AH THE BEST,

•. AND

GENTS'S UNDERWEAR,

Of the best quality, at '"bottom prloM." Just received, another Invoiceof those fashion*, able and popular

A.EPINE HATS.

I h&ALS0 1 |j Some Boautiful Styles of r||

IffifT'S WOOLE1I SCABF8.

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METROPOLITAN

Hat, Cap and Fur Store,

193 Main Street.

DOWD &, SLATE.

ISSOLUTION

SHANNON

The partnership heretofore existing between Francis Mollfresh, Benjamin F. Dengler and John G. Barnard, nnder the firm of McElfresh, Dengler ft Co., in the Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop, in Terre Hants, is this day dissolved by mntnal consent.

Francis Mcllfresh and John G. Barnard bare this day formed a Co-Barjnership nnder the Arm of Mcllfresh & Barnard, and will continue the bosinese of the Phoenix Fonndry and Machine Shop. F. B. McILFBESH,

Dec. 1, 1868. JNO Q. BABNABD. d'.'dwlw

-OEMOVED. X|) I t: J-itAf-T CORY «5c MANCOURT Have removed'to their new and spacious building fronting on No. 1Z1 Main Street, and No. 3 Soath Fifth street, where they will be pleased to ment their friends and customers with a fail andcomplete stock of Hardware, and everything In their line of trade. 26-dwlm

STEOK'S, KN ABE'S, CHICKE RINGS

JK 3T5- -. wS?

and ether well-kuown and reliable Makeraf: CARHABT Sc HBKBHA1PS

Parlor and Church Organs and Meiodeons, SHEET MUSIC,

(,J

O W I I A

Ecoins I. HOLDSS,

W. H. STBWABT, J. WABBIN, M. HoulMora, A. FaANiuR.

Tickets for sale at O'OenneU's Bookstore, at the Post Office by Cbas. Stewart at the Mayor's Office, and at Shannon's Bank, and by the GomnaUe^f Arr.ngtjmv^. i-* vV

LAND AGENCY.

X^LAKB S LAND AGENCY,

J-f On Ohio fl

Street, between Third and Fourth.

Laais Iraglt Mi SOU oa Beasoiafcle 0w~ mlasloa. $500,000 worth of desirable City and Oonntry roperty for sale, Qotuss tor rant., pot*9«.Wvm

'J- Ti

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Small Musical Instruments,

—AND—

Musical Merchandise.

,V-:

PIANOS *OR MENT. Also, old Instoraments taken in exchange or part pay OB newo&es.

Pianos, Meiodeons,

and all kinds of smaller Musical Instruments repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN." Send Orders to

sKisssteivs s*

PALAOB OF MUSIC,

.No. 48i OJbio Street, (Opposite the Old Court Houje,)

rt TKRKK.HAUTK. INU

JJBMOYAJJ.

RAILROAD AGEJVCY.

I have moved my office to McXoan Paddock's Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old friends andcustomors.

Through reoelpts given oil shipments of produce toall Eastern Cities. All Bill, and Bail an Water rates as low, and time as quick a* and competing lines. Grain In balk shipped to New England towns without change of cari,

JAMBS H. TPRNKB, KMT.

Mrl24,ltl

?No. 1472.]

KITED 8TATE3 MABSflAL'S NOTICE.

UATTTB STATU or AMRIICA, DISTEICT or TNBIAMA.

Wber^as, a libel of information was filed in the District Oonrt of the Unltrd Slates for the District of Indiana, OB the I9th day of November, 186$, by AITred Kilgore, Esq., Doited Stat«s Dictrfct Attorney, on behalf of the United States against the Steamboat "Comet," seized at said District for a violation of the Bevenue Laws ti the United States, and claiming damages in the stun of $ —, and praying process against said Steamboat, and tbat the same may ba condemned and eoid therefor.

Now, therefore, in pnrsaaace of the Monition under the seal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby giV3 public nollcs to all persons claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that th»y bs and appear before tbe District Court of the United Smtss, to beheld at the City of Indianapolis, in and for the Distriot of Indiana, on tbe ftrat Monday of January next, at 10 o'closk of tbe foraaoon of thit day, th*n and there to interpose their claims, and make the!- allegations In that behalf. BEN. SPOOHItlt,

Attest: J. D. HOWLAXD, Marshal C. S. Clerk. [ldltwSt—Prsfee*6. f•~5 .aKras3B3,-:.« ,*-f 7'.

On* handt*1 ton* of Scrap Iron wanted corner of 9th and Sag! KSH, DINGLEBAOO.

at tha PhcBDix Fonodrr, corner of lith and Xagle XcKLFBT

8 rests. •ctltf2m

C-IH- -i

FOR MLC,

OB SALE. —WAREHOUSE— Sew-$30x40—one and ore-half storl.» high, hand and one horse Con»-sh«ller, Wheat Fan,

Iots on Bailrosd—store-room on same iota. A good frame dwelling and three lota, all la Hartford, 12 miles froai Terre Hants good place for business. This property wl!l be sold vary cheap.

Gallon OBIMBS A 8IMURAL, 1 Ibtate Agents, S. K. cor. 4th a Ohio fit*. 28dlw mi

uai

Beal

OR SALE—SUBURBAN RES-

Cheapest!

Cheap as the

IDENCE/—Until December 95th, 186«, my burban Beiidonce, one-fourth mile outside of ttap corporation of the city of Terre Haate, is for sale. It fpttsiats of Ava acres, with a good frame hOHM—two stories, with 9 rooms, cellar, wafl, cittern, stable, shed, barn, ohtckod-lot »nd

St^bui

ptfrp' ForfstTreos. Ifsoldwitbia the tim« mention' fit, 1 will make it an object to some one, as I have now reduced the former price One Thoneatet Dollars, J. V. PABKSB.

Nov Udimwit

TJIARM

Giants' Fiif'CollM Caps and Qloves!

VERY LOW,

Call and Examine »v. AT THE

our Stock, •AT'IF

to trade for cat-

TLX OB HORSES-—Eighty acres of baad situated in Crawford County, Missouri, well adaptod to Stock raising, havibg three springs of living water on it location healthy. The above land will be exchanged for HOTSSS or Oattle, ot sold low for cash. Call on W. L. HODDY, at the Daily Express Office.

T?OR SALE—A Fine two-story

J! Vrame PwrJIing House—elftbt rooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage bouse, and good frnlt. Lot 160 feet front by 300 feat deep. Will be sold cheap. Apply to ". DON! slCdtf P. M. DONNELLY.

GOODS.

ia .u Oiir hf.wds an-fetcjc*

roa-

Catarrh, Throat ^Diseases, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption treatedby a New Meth- jod that is eminently

as til

successful.

A valuable Journal giving symptoms of disease and full informationof thisNEW METHOD furnished to those who write for it free.

fc.

titt. iS

Dr. HALE

Will visit Terre Haute the first Thursday In each month, and may be consulted at the Terre Haute House. At all other times, at his ment Office, Miller's Block, Indianapolis. 25dwtf

A FAVORABLE TIME

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{VIM VJ sN/t

Id TO B0Y POH Ta*

O O A S '4

!».!

F. H. McILFRESH, BENJAMIN F. DKNQLEB, JOHN G. BABNABD. OO-PABTNEBSHIP.

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OUR DEESS GOODS

Yery Complete In Assortment.

PRICES REGULATED" !«*.««** », 'n

TO 't '8 3H si ,, ft'-

T6 Favor Buyers and In-•,• crease Sales.

tttott'srri wi-w ... iutMo. la'ii'it -il.

JDHI*

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DRESS GOODS

At 20,25,30, 40 and 50 Cents.

A Good Dress Pattern

CAN BE SOLD At

$3,50! $4,00/ $4,50!

FRENCH MERINO'S, All-wool Empress Cloths,

prices made to Suit.

Changeable Silks,

if.-,i

'i-Heavy

Rep Silks!

i.b trft smtsu*:

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A bandsome Mink Set 135,00 A handsome Mink Set 40,00 A bandsome Mink Set .45,00

ffew *c

FITCH, SQUIRREL and

mmi-ii r,

Tbe Celebrated Patent Cycloids

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t-utX»

7 r,5L^

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A8TRACBAN SETS.

GLOTE8, JHITTE1VS, §CABF8, ,HAlUKERCErFS,

For Gents, Ladles and Misses,

Hoods, Nubias, m#ii Breakfast Shawls, a Balmoral Skirts, &c.

EDSALL & CO.,

I i0i^°rner ^,°ur^

an^

^a'n Sta,,

.STATC xr.tr(f

WiNTKfii

WE WANT

.l.'V.: 1,000 Bnsbels Flax Seed!

I «X

WE WANT —7, 200 Basbels Clover Seed

WE WANT 500 Basbels Timothy Seefo :AOt\mkAi

FARMERS HAVINO ANY

HID

SELL

A i»

SBSD TO

CALL AND SEE US

COUNTRY MERCHANTS BATING ANT SEED ON HAND, WRITE TO US!

A li

"We wilt Pay Cash

FOB

"What we IBuy.

A O I E 8

Farm Implements, TEBBE HAUTK, 1KB.

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