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

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TO-DAT'fl LOCAL NOTICES,

furniture—L»w ranco A Harvey. Get the Bert—Klssner's Palace of Mneic. Hair Preparation*, Ac—Barr, Gullck 4 Berry. Mmt Book*, Cl*omos—Bartlett a Grundy, Speer'f Port Grspe Wine. rur*-W. 8. Byce 4 Co. SM and Wonderful 8o vlng Machine. *. T.O. CWt—Arthur Demlng, Sec'y q0iH»y Boob—Allan, Brown 4 Oo

comes on Friday of this

THE GOMMOH PLEAS CODBT convenes I this morning.

THE MAH who first broke sod on Fort Harrison prairie, is yet living in this aeanty.

WAGON BOOS sold readily on Saturday, 119.75 1 upwards.

at 19.75 for those weighing 200 Rs and

A SAW MILL of first claos capacity, is being erected just above the railroad bridge, on the bank of the river.

SDOAB MADISON was the lucky holder of number 85, which drew the horse at Logrenia's exhibition Saturday evening.

THE DIRECTORS of the T. H. & I. R. R. have deolared a dividend of six per cent. out of the earnings of the past six months _——

YESTEBDAT was the shortest day in the year, the sun rising at 7:26 and setting at 0:30, an interval of nine hours and four minutes.

PLEASANT WEATHER.—The familiar line)inthe old Methodist hymn, "December^ as pleasant as May," has been verified in the past few days.

WILLIAM BERRY allowed whisky to get the mastery of him Saturday afternoon and in this condition insulted a woman, for which he paid into the Msy or*8 Court $11.60.

LOGRENIA goes to Dayton, where he opens to-night. He has bad a remarkable success here, the Hall being well fill ed each night last week. So far as we learn, he ga,ye the fullest satisfaction.

MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued last week by the County Clerk to the following parties: Richard Strout and Jennie S. Hotchkiss, Solomon Walls and Fanny O. Williams. John J. Russell and Mary Hickland. Frederick Zan and Minnie Regline.

THE CATHOLIC FESTIVAL at Dowling Hall this evening and to-morrow even ing Will be, as are all such occasions, under the direction of the ladies of St. Joseph's Church, an immense affair.— Tblfe season the ladies have unusual preparations for tho most complete success

THE PUPILS of the Intermediate Departments of tho City Schools will give a public Qniortalnment at Dowling Hall Wednesd^ evening, Dec. 23d, consisting of light gymnastics, vocal and instru, mental music, declamations, in German and in English, original compositions and oolloquy. An admission fee of 25 cents Will be charged for the benefit of the Public Sahools.

Tfis Now Albany Commercial says of tbe recent railroad meeting at Mitchell: The best spirit pervaded the meeting, and the able speeches delivered, particula«y those of Ool. Edwards and W. Tuell, Esq., of Terro Haute, and Dr. E. Newland, of New Albany, produced the best effect. The vast mineral and agricultural wealth that the building of this road would develop, was shown up by the speakers, and the certainty that the road could be built if the proper effort was put forth, seemed to animate all present with a determination to take hold of the anterprise with energy and earn* jeitnees.

NAIL IT DOWN.—The New Albany Ctmmercial is requested to prove its as sQrtion in the first sentence in the article below, which we clip from that paper.— Let us hear how many kegs you mannfactamper week

Tbe JExprtu is mistakon in saying that the Terre Haute Nail Works "are the aiost extensive and important works of the kind in the State." Tho Ohio Falls Iron Works of this city, are entitled to that distinction, ^e are glad to learn, however, that the Terre Haute works, the Nail Works at Greencastle, and the Nail Works in connection with tho Ohio Falls

r'lrti»_Weirks

of New Albany, are in a

condition of the most encouraging prosparity. The products of all these works .. Jiave already taken high rank for superiority of finish and strength of material

in every market where they have been jhtroduced. If the proposed railroad from Terra Haute 10 Mitchell is built, affording Terre Haute and the iron and coal districts of this State a direct and almatt air line outlet to the Ohio river and the entire South, that city, as well as New Albany, will soon find it necessary not only to quadruple the capacity of their nail and iron wjjrkSj but to also build new establish, xntfnts in order to meet the demand that the new markets of the South would create fbr their products.

tng to attend the funeral and absent until Wednesday.

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lo an y. M. Wall mi fapw»..«« SS .-JCxprefe.- —.10:20 p. ». XU u...HIa»Uxm Accommodation. ..10'.20 a.

ITASBVILLB A3TD 0KA.W»0BB8TIXi». ,..M Ammxva. SfM a .^..Accommodation... Se S::~_r.M.ii.— a*3 *.

Tmm Journal corr»ott ttt natomwt tfcat I Tai Madiion Courier of the IWk I MOM HOHM formerly trf thtt city, wu I "The friends of Mr. Bright hftTiag b*an inauU of the Kent^ly Penitentiuy, come satisfied th»t the body diicoT«rad

and state* that he is now residing Louisville.

DIAD.—The friends of J. C. Collom, nephew of Mayor Cookerly, receiTed a dispatch on Saturday that he died that afternoon at his residence in Jefferson' villa

STEALING WHXAT.—John Davis, a colored man, was brought before the Mayor Saturday, charged with stealing forty bnshels of .wheat from John Underwood, another colored man, residing in Kevins townshsp. The examination of his case was continued until Wednesday afternoon-

RBAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—THe following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last week:

F. A. Young to W. H. Hull lot in Jewett's addition for $780. Horatio Keys to D. W. Minshall lot in Minshall's subdivision for $1,200.

John W. Budd to Levi Budd interest in 140 acres in Honey Creek township, and 37 acres in Pierson township for $1,000,

Wm. A. McCrea and others to A. J. "Hull 10 acres in Honey Creek township

for

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Wm. Lindemann to Serena E. Fowler lot in the city for $750. Serena E. Fowler to Wm. Lindemann lot in the city for $750.

Thos. Wahler to Barnard Price 120 acres in Riloy township for $2,600. Harriet N. Sasseen to Jos. Denton 110 acres in Pierson township for $600.

Robert M. Donham to Joseph Denton

foryor* 8ame'

interest in 8an,e land

$1,000. sjLA

STATE ITEMS.

GKN. TOM BBADT has taken charge of theMuncie Times.

SOUTH BEND recently banqueted over its newly completed gas works.

THIRTEEN HEN have been lynched in I this State within the last six months.

J. HOGARTH LOZIEB says he is not a candidate for the office of State Librarian.

ANEW Methodist Church was dedicaI ted at Sulphur Springs yesterday.

RICHMOND is afflicted with a scalawag

PERSONAL.—Gen. Frank Blair, Col. John Moore, of the regular army, now stationed at N. Y. City, formerly of Gen Sherman's staff, and Hon. H. C. New comb, late of the Indianapolis Journal, were in the city Saturday.

who fbllows ladies and insults them on the streets. Send him to Seymour.

NINE hundred and ten petitions in bankruptcy have been filed in the Clerk's office of the District Court of Indiana.

THE present session of Indiana State University, at Bloomington, closes De cember 24. Next session begins January 4, 1869.

THE people of Logansport are making eaanest efforts to secure two more railroads to this city, the Eel River road and a railway to Orawfordsville.

EVANSVILLE packers have packed 10,140 hogs this season. The packers of Terre Haute havo more than doubled that number and will soon be up to 30,000.

JAMES HART, aged seventeen, has been convicted of manslaughter at Paoli, in killiag W. McKeene. Seven other boys are on trial for the same offense.

THE other day one John Kauff, of Huntington, touched a frisky young horBe rudely on the flank, and received a kick which forever spoiled the beauty of his bold Roman nose.

THERE is net, says the Williamsport Republican, a prisoner in our county jail at this time, and but few paupers in the oounty house. This speaks well for Warren county.

THE LaFayette Journal preaches most impressive sermon from the text given by Frank Reno as the rope was being adjusted to his neck "Lord, have mercy on my poor soul.''

All the County Treasurers of the State, save those of Laporte and Vermillion, have made their October settlements with the State Treasurer, and it is desired by tbe latter official that these two two exceptions make their settlements before New Year's day.

THE Evening Miiwr understands that the members of the Democratic State Central Committee have presented Mr. Lafe Davelin, ths Chairman, with one of those circular protests known in maritime circles as "a Round Robin." The R. R. invites Mr. Devatio to resign. Mr. Develin declines, and sarcastically insinuates that the committee has been robbin' all round, ever since the coup d'etat last fall-

GENERAL TOM. BROWNE, of Winchester, aeeau to be the taming man for the cABce Of nited States District Attorney for Indiana. We don't know whether T. B. "made a hundred speeches during the late campaign" or not. It is said that be did. Possibly he may have made one speech a hundred times, as was the case with even mere pretentious orators than he b. But we do know that he would make a first-class officer, and we hope, whan the plunder cornea to be served 'round, that a little slioe.'may fall in his dishif he wantfit.

the wreck on Tuesday and thought to his, was no other than those sought for by them, had the remains brought down last night for interment." I

WB learn from the Evansville Journal that ladies are obliged to wade across the

Mayor Ooekeely atarta this morn-1 principal streets of that city in mud alt I LovtfH

will be most up to shoe-tops. That is the city I which has seven miles or more of excel* I lent sewerage. This city with not a fool I of sewerage is not a quarter so muddy as that.

IF our State criminal code is not improved by the Jjn will become universal before another Legislature is chosen. The tendency in that direction is varyjtrong and constantly increasing. Give us a better code.—

THS WEATHEB.—An old countryman I Even martial law would be better than ad ha as an at I

never known to fail, he has the guaranty that the coldest weather Of the winter is to come first, and that it will not be very cold after the first of next month, viz: the hogs are all fattest in the shoulders. When the reverse is the case and they run to weight in the hind-quarters, the last I part-tf-the winter will bathe ooldeat.

the recent spell of weather is about the I worst that we are to have this season.— THE Indianapolis papers relate of one He says that, by a sign which he has of the jurymen in the trial of Mrs. Clem—

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a highly respectable middle aged widower—that a cruel prank was played upon him In selecting him as a juror, vii: Compelling him to violate a majyy»ial contract which Jill dof* eafc beffei^jast. He tried hard to evade the imprisonment of the jury box, but was too modest to state the reason^ wfcifh~ doqbtlees had been sufficient for the gallant Judge had the timorous old gentleman not been too diffident to mention it.

THE Cincinnati Commercial's Indianapolis special, of the 19th, says: "The opinion is very general, to-night, that the jury will convict tie defendant (Mrs. Clem.) In the i*inJ4 of the public generally, there is not a shadow of doubt as to her guilt."

But "the public generally," are not

sworn to render a verdict according to I

the law and evidence^ Juries are

IT HAS been currently reported—and I

we have published tho atatenM^nt—ths( I

iwvoib iu.. vv/vo|/u whare Vraa depo9iteivniBety thoasad dcri-1 execute With ease, all varieties of sewing interest in 80 acres in Pierson township I larfl, the proceeds of one ofhit ftilftiy tob« I tritb the Jock stitch, and make a most for $100. I beries that his sister visited him some I p«rfeot, beaatiful and durable button-hole

That paper asserts that Reno's sister I Pianos, I now offer to the public, barnever was permitted to visit him in jail 1 gains such as have never before been except she was accompanied by the Sher| offered in the West.' iff or one of his deputies. The two or Persons wishing to purchase for holi three times she did visit him she was thus I day presents, or otherwise, should not fail accompanied and no such conversation I to give me a call, as I am determined to as related above ever occurred during sell betow cosi, rather than not sell at all

these visits. The Renos always denied the robberies of which they were charged. They also denied having any money.— All the money thoy had while in jail Was famished them by thoir sister, and when their bodies were examined by the Coroner for valuables, but between three and four dollars were found upon all four of the dead men.

SPEKR'S WINE.—Speer's Port Grape Wine is the only wine calculated to .do good in diseases of the stomach, bowels, liver, and kidneys, such a? acidity, dysentery, jj4.^|aft^aaid general debility. One bottle is sufficient to convince the.mosj. skeptical of |he great curative powers contained in tins wine.

Soli by druggists! Jf

ALL THE POPULAR Hair Preparations a fine selection of Hair Brushes ani Combs, choice Perfumes lor the handkerchief, English,stanch 'and) A^efiian Toilet Soaps, articles useful '4ll the year round,'' for sale by Barr,.Guikk.& BB^ry Druggists. [21-dldt

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THERE is no denying the fact that A1 len, Brown & Co., have the finest display of gift, juvenile toy books, portfolios, portemonnaies *£& wdtiag iasCrTWe offered in this market,(Which they pre now selling at most reasonable prices.— We advise th« people to call in tarly and make their eplectjons before the stock gets \DW. f| Qftl.dlt

E. T. O.—There will be a special bafi ness meeting of this •club at' fb« flfrr Haute House, this, Monday evening, Decamber 21st, at 7£o'61o OO A:

By order .of the President. ARTHUR DEMIKG, Sec'y. dqc 21dlt

GET THE BEST.—Unusual bargains are offered for thef coipfcg holidty^in' alto gel her the largest and finest stock of Pianos, Organs and Melodebnt feffer ex hibited in this State at Kiesner's Palaee of Music. Employing a large capital in my business enables me to purchase number of instrutnebts al ar tiBBfcfcr cash thus not only recoiving the very beat of instruments, but aho deceiving an additional discount, the benefit of which I am again enabled Lo give to my customers No person, even those possessing the faintest idea of business, can. doubt for moment why I should1 fbt be enabled to offer bargains that can' hot be equalled in the Western and Xasteifrrtnarfctt

Twenty splendid new Pianos, Organs and Melodaons ars nq^apett feflelect from. Buyers don1tfti trpigie -dlw- &&AOE or Jusil

IF you would buy furniture cheap, go to Laurance & Harvey's, 3d street, whma you can buy or exchangejoJd foe new.— Treat yourselves to *§nf tMl&Mtxin for the Holiday#*, and %shionabi« goods inataad of O. have same very nice good!? *Go ani 'W 21

Go ToLauraaoe first door north of exchange your old

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CsftfK^'WS ain, where you can

We saw some ranee & Harvey's Holiday gifts.

Bustle Chain at ZAathat *Otitt%*ktiu«e Ttafttnioe

by Marion Harland.

wife, by Oapt MIJM or Waauui's Saeret, by Mr*, bin.

The Star of Bethleh^b Unqlt Timothy, or Our Bible Class. Bible Lands, By Phelps.

Lawraoce Teoman, and Archie mtr.

Harper's, fdr'JanWur^ Gode/i, for January. •Hie Galaxy, for January. Peterson's, for January. LippmociA, tor JanuaryrT Putnam'ti for January. -^Tha AUantie, for January.

The Tspng Felks, for January, And all the balance of the year, ^-5SS^ifBA*PL»r* &mv*vr* ai-dit

THE roLLtftrnre ia a partial list of Chromes, for rifle atBartlett Grundys: George aad Martin Washington-

Gen. U. S. Grant. The Old Oakan Bucket. The Unponadous Weeper. ^MrtObfclMns.

The Dacks. The Quails. A Friend ia Need. Wbitti^s Barefoot Bey. Afternoon en The Potomaa Bvening en Cheat Biver. Sunset "Califoraia Scenery.' Di#Cjatmer'sPeU. ^J On TheSaco Biver. '0 A On The Hudson, Near West Point Corregglo's Magdalen a Utile Jack Horner. ^|4tSle Miss Muffet, and others. 2l-dlt

THIRD IHVOICB or Funa.—Furs for the Holidays, Purs for any day, and Furs for all days. Also a lull line of Fancy Goods*

iaitab"le

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for the Holidays, at W. S. Byce

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obliged to acquit when they believe the I accused guilty. It may be so in this case, I Jmr ABRIVED.—The new and wonder and, at present writingi i«e thu^ it will. fol button bole overseaming and Sewing

Machine This new wonder can be seen

for a

day8 before he wks hung, and tried to in. I without change of needle or tension.—

Robert M. Don ham to JOB. Denton 101 duce him to tell where this hoard was IA first-clsss Agtot wanted.Yf" 20-d3t acwjrTB^Piewgn to wpship $186. 1 concealed, but he refused, telling^ber that MosM~Beynolds to Robert G. Reynolds, I JJ jj0 could not live to enjoy it no one tract of land in Prairieton township for

else should, and jxk the secrg^ d^adt jl'tl him. A. New Albany paper thinks this is all very pretty and romantic, you know, but it lacks one essential element—truth.

£GV 4*^ at the popular Dry Goods

an^

Frank Reno alone knew of the place I Brother Sc Co's., 109, Main street. It will

Carpet Store of Messrs. Brokaw

UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.— Having lined to dose out all my stock Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise between now and the 1st January next, in order to devote my en tire attention to the sale of Steinway

J. G. LlNpEtfANN,

M»in street,'between 3d and Fourth. Dec. IS, 1868. dlw

LADIES Misses or Childrens' Skirts, the nicest best and cheapest, at B. Weisz' Skirt factory. 18-dwtf

THE most valuable gift for a lady, one of B. Weisz's handsome Embroidered Corsets. 18-dwtf .i

IT is no u^e to pay a big pripe for

common Store Skirt, if you can get the best, made for a low price, at B. Weisz1 StiffTfactory^ Kv 3 l$-dwtf

To CLOSE OUT I—Our fine assortment of Cloaks are narked down. 18d3t -^.EDBALL &CE.

PLAIN SILKS, Gros Grains and Change «£des, at Eds all & Co's. 18d3t

DEC, 18th.—New Chinchilla Cloakings received last night, at Edsall & Co's. decl8d3d

QUEENSWARE AT AUCTION.—C. W Inskeep has opened a large lot of Queens ware and Glassware, at No. 63 Main street, which will be sold at auction, with out reserve. Sale each day at 2 p. an| 7#. if. Ladies are etpeoiajly ipyited to attend these sales. The goods muti be sold, let them bring what they will. "v: 18-dlw

BEHOLD, YE EPICTTEEB I—Fresh Oysters, Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Turkeys, Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairie Chickens, Rabfeits, Squirrels, Venisen Fnah Sage, Navy Beans aad Cranberries by the barrel or by the small. Pecans, Butter, by wholesale also Eggs, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Freak Lemens, Cream Cheese, pure Buckwheat and Lilly White Flour, Turnips, Cabbage and Potatoes, may be found at BAY &

BAILEY'R Game

and Poultry Depot, No. 13, South Fourth street. 16-dtf

Hoi you lovers of good feeding, don'' fail to call at Yoris & Voorheas' Heat Shop, on Ohio Street, two doors East of 4tb, and leave yonr orders for your Christmas Meat We will bave on hand Bear, Buffalo, extra Beef and extra Southdown "Mutton, Yeniaon and Game of all kinds, at reasonable pricea. 17dtf

BROWN & MELVIN will sell Queensware, Glaaaware, Toy* and every thing in their line very obeap, for cash, at No. 62, Main street. dl?dtf

BROWN & MELVIN sell nothing bat the very beat of ware, at very low pricea, at No. 62 Main street. 17dtf

GRAND ANNUAL FESTIVAL!—The An nual Peatival of the Ladiea of the St. Joseph CathoHc Church, will be held at Dowling Hall, cm Monday and Toesday eveninga, December 2!at and 22d.

The ladiea have the pleasure of an aoutclng that they have made the most ample arrangameota for their Peatival, and feel justified in warranting tbe public thai it will be one of the most satisfactory and gratifying re-union of th$ season.

Tickets of admission carta.'.If Qtafl&ren 16 cento. 17-dtd

A TINE stock of Para at C. Wittig & Oo'a, 170 Main street, Demiag Block, whWh will ba sold cheap up to January 1* 14dt& a

fniBW, at Middk'i.

Knroi MEAT at C. Ripley's. 31dtf-

C. BIFLXT sells Boneless Sardineju [25,dtf

SLIPFBB PATTBBHB, cheap, at Biddle's. ftsg Itifti '^.1 dtf

Bur your Slipper Patterns of Kiddle's. dtf r-gik ill /i .lip 'ill'.'— R.KT,R*S,' UMDKBWIAB, at Biadle's. 4tf

of Biddtf

BUT your Cbristmae presents die.

FANCY and Variety Goods, cheap, at Biddle's. dtf —it

Patterns, ,dtf

OTTOMAN and Embroidery cheap, at Riddle's^

whev

—X-$ and Trimdtf

NEW CLOAKING BUTTOKS minga, just received, at Biddle's.

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NEW STYLES OF HAM ^KD BONNETS at 149 Main street. jfe'S I-IS. W dtf

DELAINS, only 16) cents, at Tuell, Ripley & Co's. dwlw .g»06 fffw- f.

You can always do better to buy your Zephyr Worsted qf Riddtef^jj \dtf

Go TO E. R. Wright A Co., for those Extra Large Ojj«tea. 15dtf

100 bbl. choice ^finter Apples at New York Tea Store. 12dtf

BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour at E.&

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Bipfe/s. [29,dtf tj[

NEW SWEET CIDEB, right from the press, at New York Tea Store. 12dtf

SUGAR, new crop, at 12dtf

NEW ORLEANS New York Store.

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

HEADQUARTERS for Oysters at E. R. Wright & Co., 165 Main street. dtf

RIDDLE is prepared for Christmas with a host of suitable presents. dtf

GREAT arrival of new goods at Grein er[& Forrest'*—cheapest place in the city corner of 3d & Ohio streets. [15,dtf

Go To G. H. BABCOM'S and get your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at cost. He is closing at cost. [nov9,dtf

GENT'S Kid Gloves for $1,00 at Grein er & Forrest's, corner Of 3d and Ohio streets. [15,dtf

CHILDREN'S VESTS I 50 cents, 60 cents and 75 cents at, Edsall & Co'?.. 12-diw.

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

MBS. BROWN offers a Buck-board fo sale. For further particulars apply early to Mr. Elwell, at B. S. Oox St Son's, dtf

FOB a fine Corset,, oheap, go to Weisz' Skirt Factory and Corset Emporium, Nc. 12, South Fourth street. ,, l0,dwtf

REMOVED.—Davis1 Drug Store has been removed to Doming Bloctc,*6th and Main streets. 4dlw.

FOBS.—The finest assortment, the. low. est prices, no old mothy stock, at AO

K. STBAUS',

dtf 149 Main street.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS TO ALL II1—In the way of profit usually demanded by merchants. Call and see, at Tuell, Bipley & Co's. l2-dw2w

11A SINE ASSORTMENT of men's Calf and Kip Boots, cheaper than any other place in the city, at the Bankrupt Storey No. 64 Main Street. 21 tf

SOMETHING NEW.—Plated solid handled Dessert and Table Knives, anew pattern. Call and see them at Cory & Mannourt's. lOdtf

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TOBACCO I TOBACCO!1 TOBACCO 111—A large and fine assortment of Cigars and Tobacco, will be found atM. •. Moudy'e, east side Public Square. Country mer chants, come and get your Tobacco at factory prices. dtf

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Gory & Man. court have a splendid stock of English and American Scissors, pocket and table Outlery, suitable for Christmas presents. lOdtf

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its parity, and its deli, cious Savor. augl5 dw3m-

JACOB KERS, well known as one of the best Watchmakers in the eity, has removed to Sfitth atrMt opposite tb« new Poetofflee, where he will be pleased to meet his frieada, in want of work in his line, warranting the fullest satisfaction. He has a good assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, at the very lowest price lOdtf

SLEIGH BELLS SLEIGH BELLS !—For the merriest and cheapest Sleigh Bella look in at Austin, Shryer & Co's. fl&«dtf

BEST PRESENT TOR A BOY.—A Tool Chest of useful Tools—an inducement to ndustry and remedy for idleness, at Austin, Shryer A Co's. [15-dtf

FOR Christmas presents, go to C. Wittig ft Co's^ 1?Q Jtaia •Uoat, Darning Block. 14dtf.

C. Wmm & Ob.r 170 Main street, Detning Block, s«U Christmas presents cheap. ss JJWOI -Txr^ t'0V

Cfnu*Jtfe*\aY AKD GAME.—l*ark*yt I oeatl per pound Quail$1 (OpttdoSiS Babbits 10 oento each Dre^ed Squnals 10 eanta Wild Torkeya $1 Eggs 30 etn Butter 30 eents, for to-day, at BAT & BAILEY'S, NO. 13 Sooth 4tb street.

Hot ETSBY on that wanta a Holiday Present for their friends both durable and nsefhl, call at the office of Riser & Coddington, South Fifth street, between Main and- Ohio, who will wii Singer Sewing Machines at a liberal discount until after New Year's Day. fl9-d2w fjyi

THE Good Templars will give a Festival and Oyster Sapper at their Hall (Odd Fellow's old Hall) on Wednesday night, Dec. 23d. The object of this festival is to secure means to pay a debt thqy owe on their furniture, and we earnestly solicit the liberal patronage of the citizens of Terre Haute. Tickets are for sale at Postoffice Lobby, Bartlett's Book Store and Hustler's Photograph Gallery. Eve* rybody come and let us have a pleasant evening together and aid a good cause.

J. W. HUSHER, Pub.

dtf A. T. HAYS,^ Com.

ORANGES and Lemons at Sage's. dtf o?,w tx'- 'a'

FRESH CITKON, Baisins and currants at Sage's. [19-dtf

THE largest variety in town of Holiday Confectionary and Toys at bage's, .. [19-dtf

A NEW ARTICLE or COMMERCE.—One oL the beat things lately introduced to the notice of housekeepers, is Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders, calculated to su« percede soda, saleratus, and eream of tartar in the preparation of biscuits and cakes of every deicription. Prepared by a practical ohemist as well as physician with special reference to healtbfulness.— For sale by all Grocers. [19d3t

FURS I FURBII—Riddle will not undersold on Fan., Call on hitn. dtf

GENTS' UNDERWEAR, from so cents to $2

50, at Riddle's. dtf

A GOOD Sewing Machine is a useful Christmas present. Order one of Riddle he has the best dtf

KIND HUSBANDS, order a goed Sewing Machine of Riddle for a Christmas pres ent to your wives. dtf

DR. RICHABD J. TAYLOB, of St. Louis, has taken rooms at the Terre Haute House, where he can be consulted on all forms of disease, and a correct disgnosis given- That tender organ—the Heart— the disease of which is so common, will be cured (if susceptible of treatment,) without the use of internal remedies. It is a well known fact that medicines can only accelerate or decrease its motion.— All other forms of disease will be successfully treated if within the reach of medical skill, especially Female Chronic Weakness of every kind. Testimonials of skill and character will be shown those desiring treatment. *, 7

Office hours from 9 to 12 A. and from 2 to 4 P. 11. N. B. The Dr. expects to remain in the city during the Winter and Spring on a 9 2

Ho I Ho It FOR THEHOLIDATS.—Toys, Fancy Good* and Confectioneries of all kinds, suited for Christmas trado. 1 would respectfully inform the entire community, that my stock for this Fall trade is the largest and most complete ever offered in this city, embracing an endless variety of Christmas presents.— No charge for showing or examining goods inviting all to come and examine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere at W. H. SCUDDER'S, NO. 194, Main street, Metropolitan Block.

P. S. Fresh Oysters, received direct from Baltimore—B. S. Seth's celebrated brand—everybody likes them. Sold by the can or dish, at W. H. SCTTDDER'S. 16-dlW

DR. SAM. SMITH'S TOOTH POWDER unexcelled .by any Dentifrice upon tbia continent. Price only twenty-five cent, per box. Sold only by Barr, Gulick & Berry, Druggists. 15dtf

ELEGANT Breakfast Shawls, sold at lees than market value during the Holidays at C. WITTIG & Co's., 170 Main street Doming Block. I4dtf.

DON'T FAIL to go to O. Wittig & Co's 170 Main street, Deming Block, before you buy your Christmas presents. 14dtf.

SMOKERS and chewers will find some thing exceedingly delicious, in the shape of Cigars and Tobacco, at the new Tobac co .House, east side Public Square. dtf

STOVES AND TINWARE, cheap, at tfoRBTER & SON'P, NO. 1, 2d st., Early's Eiock, opposito tbe Stewart House. 12dtf

FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Skates Skates! Skates Pocket Knives, Pocket Knives. Best varioly Austin Shryer & Co's.

and cheapest at [15-dtf

CHRISTMAS TREES.— Orders Islt Ray & Bailey's for Christmas Treos, will be promptly filled, cheap.

RKMEMBEB that G. H. Bascom is selling off his entire stock of -Watches and Jewelry at cost. Now is your golden opportunity to buy your Holiday presents at No. 151 Main street. [nov9,dtf

SELLING AT REDUCES PRICES.—We are now selling Boots and Shoes at re. dvced 'prices. Come and examine tor yourselves.

BUCK & DozrER, No. 99 Main st., dStf South side, bet. 3d and 4th.

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

I would call particular attention to my large assortment of cheap switches and pulfe. MBS. M. BIEGELMAN. 30dtf

OH January 1st, 1609, the copartnership of N. Erlanger & Bro. expires by limitation, it is their intention to reduce ihair stock as much as possible previous to dissolving, and to this end have concluded to sell all goods at\eost for cash.

An invitation is hereby extended t# all to call and be convinced that they sell clothing and gents' furnishing goods cheaper than any other house in the flfy, dtf

3.-'

GOUA*» SILTTTL-Sonadlag thakay note, sailing olf at ocet, dlangt&g the scale of business and giving customers a benefit 99e present entire stock of watches, jewelry, silver ware and fancy goods will be offered at EVEN COST from this date till the first of January. The largest and richest assortment In the city, at

Jomr S, FRIRMAN'S,

15dtf? Warren Block.

IMPROVED PABTASCOPIC SPECTACLES —At 161 Main street, I have a large assortment of Pantascopic Spectacles and Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Gold, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Frames. Also the purest Periaoopio Lenses for filling old frames, and can suit every eye that can be benefitted by spectacles, at the sign of Watch and Spectacles, near the corner of 6th street. 7-dtf S. R. FREEMAN.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

J)IYIDEND NOTICE.

T. H. INDIANAPOLIS B. B. CO." StciKTART's OrncK, T#rre Haute, Deoemb«r 19, 1868 The Board of Director! htvo this d»rdecla(«d a AlTldand of tlx (6) per cent, free from Go Ternment tax, payable to Stockholders registered on the booka of the Oompsny, on tbe 30th d*s of November. Western Stockholden will be paid their dlridend at the Office of tbe Treasurer, in Terre Htttte, on and after Monday, Jasoarr 4th. 1869.

By order of the Board of Director!. 21dtJ6 B. A. M0KBI3, Sec'y.

PARK HOTEL,

ON THE AXIB1CA5 AND EUBOPIAJN PLAN, Cor. JSeekiuan and Jfassau Sts. Hear City Hall Park New York

GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor^

N. B.—Located in the very heart of the wbolt«ale bojlueM, tbia i. one of the most con vein tl]4 located Hotels for Merchants, Buslnees men and

others Tlsiting the city.

PkEMOEEST'S YOUNG AMBE. XJ ICA—ENLARGED.—It is the best Juve

nile Magazine. Krery boy and Girl that sees It sajs .-o all the Press say so and Parents and Teachers confirm it. Do not fail to secure a copy A good Microscope, with a Glass Oylindor to confine living objects, or a good two-bladed, pearl Pocket-Knffe, and a large number of other desirable attioles, given as Premiums toeachSnbsiirlber. Yearly, $,60.

Publication Offlco, 838 Broadway, New York Try^itj Boya and Girls. Spelmen copies, 16 cents,

T\BMOBEST'S MONTHLY

J?^»AS5,IN?r M*7«aUf acknowledged "1®^8l,1l'rl of America, devoted to Original Stories, Poems, Sketches, (ionnehnld Hatters, Gems of Thought,' PetsonsTind LiSrarv Gossip liuciuding special department, on Ions), Instructions on Health, Music, Amusements, etc., by the best authors, and profniel* Illustrated with costly engraving, ugefnl and w. liable Patterns, Embroideries and a oonitant euccession of artistio noveltios, with other useful and entertaining literature.

No person of refinement, economical houseWife, or lady of taste oan afford to do without the Model Monthly. Specimen copies, 16 cents, mail cd fiee. Yearly, $3, with a valuable premium two copies, #6,50 three copies, »7,50 five copies S12, and splendid premiums for clubs at S3 each with the first premiums toj each sabeoriber A »ew Bartratn A Fan ton Sewing Machine for 20 Sabcribers at 9&eacb.

Publication Office, 838 Broadway, N. Y. Demorest's{Monthly and Yonng America to. gether $4, with the premiums for each, [dwlt

neo

d29dCm

Oongh. Cold, or Sore Throat. REQUIRES UIMEOIATB ATTENTIOH.

ASD SHOULD &£ CHSCKID. If ALLOW£D TO COMTIMI7B, Irritation nf thsLnay,a

Sermanout

Ineorable

Lung Disease

orTER

TBS EEBWLT.

Brovi's Breackial Troches,

HsTing a direct Influence to the parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,Con. anmpUve and Tliront Bioeaaos, TBOCBES ABC USED WIYH ALWAYS OOOD iUCC£&8.

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Tro&n useful in clearing the Toice when taken befote Singing or Spoaking, and relierlne the Throat after an unusual exertion of tbe YOcal organs. The Trochti are reo mmended and prescribed by Physicians, and hare had testimenlals from emineut men thronghout tbe country. Baiug an article of trne merit, and bating provid thfirefflcasy by a ttst of many years, esch year finds them In new localities in various patts the world, and the Crochet are universally pro' nounoed better than other articles.

OUTAI* only "BBOWK'S BBOHCHTAL TBOOHBS, aad do not take any of IhtioorMeu imitation, th*t may be o&bred.

GO TOM. B. HUDSON'S, GOTOM.B. HUDSON'S, GO TO M. B. HUDSON'S,

House Furnishing Store House Furnishing Store, House Furnishing Store,

CHINA GOODS, CHINA GOODS, CHINA GOODS,

rr jti •,

Parian and Lava Goods, Parian and Lava Goods, Parian and Lava Goods,

KNIVES AND FORKS KNIVES AND FORKS KNIVES AND FORKS

Silver Plated Forks Silver Plated Forks Silver Plated Forks

AND SPOONS, AND SPOONS, AND SPOONS,

Tea and Dinner Sets, Tea and Dinner Sets, Tea and Dinner Sets,

CALL AND SEE! CALL AND SEE! CALL AND SEE

dlw.

OOD! WOOD I WOOD!

Two hnndrd cords of seasoned Cord Wood far nle by J. A. Khoads. All orders left at the •arly House," Weet Xafo street, promptly Sited. *ABLBT HOU3E -W. B. Uwiuv, Prop'r 10-dlm

R.A. ARNAUD.

Orricx—Corner of Kain apd Fl/th Streets, over theNatloaal 8tat?B»nk. BcstnzHcs—Cboetnot St-, between ftth and 7tb. »l2lri TJCUBB UAUTC. INO.

^RCfliTJBCT & BGILDJSB,

ArVBYDAGH. PUat, Bpeetflcutloas, 8operlateadaace, aad Detail Drawings fttrnislwi for every dMcrlptioa ot Building*.

—Oman. Bouth east ooruer of Mate aad fin

PHi

LOCAL NOTICES.

Booley* Baking Fowdef. —DOOLET'S B*xnro Powsxa is aaequalM for making ligh and nutrition* Bbcnlts, Bolls, Buckwheat and other Griddle Cakes, Ac. It requires OSLT TWO TEABPOOIFSNRL won A QDART or rtovrs. Sold by Grocers generally. At wholesale, in Terre Haute, by COX A SO

If,

declSdwSm?,- Wholesale Grocers."

Be on lour Claud against Counter. Alts. We cordially reapond to the requestor Dt 8. B. Hartman A »'o., Proprietors of •tSHLlt'8 Herb Bitters, to warn the public that this colebrated Tonio and Stlmnlons ia not sold by tho quart, gallon, or barrel. It la put op f"r* glaas bottles, with a frisata sfesqrea tit earl, bearing alikeness of Or. MisMrr. Ail others are countarfeits.1 lWwtx

Barrt Pcetorel

tfUsjitkt,,

Ttaaa PACTS, tfec, 7, W63.

After haTiog thorooghly tested in my tamily, and In my own case, "BeIT'S Pectoral Elixir," I take great pleasure in adding my testimony to the many enoomlums which othets have deservedly lavishtd upon it. If whaterar tends to relieve human tnfTering is a benefaction, then certainly "Ban's Pectoral Elixir" worthy of all praise We can, from per tonal xperienca aad acquaintance, recommrnd both it. and the Proprietor as. perfectly reliable. C. A. BROOK.E,

iJ'

Pastor Asbury M. E. Ohureb, Tern Bants.

This iuTahiable remedy fbr the cure ef Golds, Coughs, Craup, Hoarseness, etc., is manubcturedfand sold by BARB, GGLICE. A BSRRT, dlidwlm

Druggists.

AMUSEMENTS.

THIRST ANNUAL ASSBBtBLY

or vac

STEAM FIRE ENGINE

AND

Hose Company No.

F°ii

Will be heM at their Hall on STMAS EVE.

££00 MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE.'

AdmissionlOdtJ

..$1,00)

FOR RENT.

tpOR RENT-NICE EOOMS otDB^PKNO^!,7 ^.001

Chl,dre,,•

Inquire 17dft

KENT.—A Large Brick

Warehauwv—on reasonable terms. Vor particulars enqn ire of A. ABNOLD, No. 99 Main Street

lediw

Tj^OE KENT.—NEAT BRICK—

B,x

MTan roomv, well, olflt«TDP

•o. A!«o, frame Hooao of Depot* Alio, ^2® 5olS?:

ou South

0n®

atrtot. Enqalrf

oa OWo, between 8d and 4th sts.

lldlw

TOR RENT —ICE HOUSE.--

tho brst Ice Uonseu in this city for

rent on reasonable terms. Apply at Klssner's Music Shore. deSdlm

WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.—$75 to

-AA. I20O per month I Or a Commission fmm which twice tbat amount oan be made by sailing the Latest improved Common Sense Kemily Sewing Blacbinq Psioa 18,00. For Circulars and Terms, address (J. BOWXR3 A CO., d4-dw3m 820 S. 3d St., Philadelphia, l'i».

TX7ANTED SALESMEN TO

Travel for a Manufacturing Company,

and sell ly sample. Good wages are gnarantord. Address, with stamp, H. D. HAMILTON A CO.. No. 413 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, fa. lSdwlm

W ANTED.—New York Sales-

man wanted In a large Notion, Hosiery

and Wbite Goods Hoose, to sei I by Sample, ia Southern Indiana and Illinois. Splendid opportunity for a growing man. Address B. S. Bo* 4,442 P. O., Ne* York City, with reftronce to pieces wbsre last employed for five years past. 16dGt

FOR SALE,

XpARM TO TRADE FOR CATX. TLK OB 110KSES*—Eighty acres of Imnd

situated in Orawfbrd County, nissourl, well adapted to Stock raisiug. having three spring' of living water on it location healthy, l'lio above land will be exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or sold low for cash. (Jail on W. h. HOODY, at the Daily Express Ofllce.

FOIi

BOLD EVEBTWBISI. d21d«w-4mos-inside

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

SALE—A Fine two-story

B*r&mo Swelling Uonse—eight rooms, gas, slate rool, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot ISO feet front by 30C feet deep. Will bo sold cheap. Apply to •lMtf P. M. DONNELLY.

gAYE

MONEY AND DRINK

GOOD TEA.

JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Main Street, Terre Haute, Agent for

E It E E A O A N

OF NEW YOBK.

Ths unptrailed success of this Company is owing to,the lact that they IMPORT thoir Teas direct irom the producing district* of China and. Japan, and sell them at retail, through their Agents, atoargo ptices, thus saving the immense profits you have paid heretofore. All goods warranted to give satisfaction, or mono/ refunded.

PRICE LIST.

Oolong (Black} ...80 901,00 best SI,*per ft. Young Hyson (Green) 90 1,00, 1,25 Lfia Mixed (Or. A Black. 80 90, 1,00 l,'.'U Imperial (green) ,.90 1,00,1,25 1, 6 0 Japan (natural leaf. 90 1,00,1,10 1,36 Ouapowder (Qreen)....l,lH 1.25 1,60 Eng. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00, 1,10 1,25

Empire Company's celebrated brands Long Arm and Tong Mow Chops or Black Tea, with Qreen Tea flavor—highly recommeaded—ti,2G. dec!8dly

MILLINERY.

j^jillinery. Mrs. BUOKllfOHAlX

fill

Has r«mof«d to the corner of fourth aaA Ohfc Htroets, whore she is now opening a full and complete stock of Fall style Boanets, tttbbens, Vlowere, Ae»- DltBM MAKI1iQ has also been added to tbe business. Having a competent Dress-ma-k«r, satisfaction is guaranteed.

LADIES,

If you wqulre reliable, remedy, uio tho beat I DB. UABTET'N FEMALE PILLN have no equal. They are safe and sure In Ordinary cases. PELCA, on* DOLLAR

BOX.

JOr. Harvey's Golden Pills, four degrees stronger tbey are intended lor special cases—ruica rivs DOLUBS rn nex. Private circa tars sent tree. Enclose stamp. If yon cannot proeme the Pills, enclese the money and address BKYAN 4 OO., St Cedar Street, New York, and on receipt tbey will be sent well sealed by return mail. Del9-deod wly

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Yeung Men, the experieaceof years baa demonstrated the fact that reliance may Le placed In the eflca'-y ef

BR. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permanent euro of seminal Weakness, tbe result of Youthful Indiscretion, which neglected, roins tbe hsppLores, and aaflts tbesuderer for business, social society, or marriage. Tbey can be used wlthont detection or ioterferenee with business pursuits.

Prloe one Dollar per box, or four boxes lor tlire» dollars. If you csanot procure Ibese pllfs ec'ose the money to Bbtah A Co., G4 Cedar street, How York, and tbey will be eeut by return mail, well sealed. Private clrcalars to gentlemen sent frea application. Knelose stamps dedlideedwl/

88119*8 LIFK IJTTI60RAT0K, OB LIFE REJCVENATISQ ELIXIU, For ell Derangemools of tbe Urinary Organs

It gives

Life, Health and Strength to all who use it and follow my dlrecti ons. It liersr falls t? reaKrve Kereeus Debility, Impotenor or want of Power, and all wesknees arising from excesses or Indiscretion, resulting ia loss of memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nervee, headache, nervous trembling, general lassltode, dimness of vision, flashing of the skin, which, if neglected, will snrely lead to Insanity or C'ontumption. When the ayetem is ones aflected, it will not recover without help. It mast be Invigorated and strengthened, to enable tbe sufferer to fulfill tbe duties of life.

This medicine baa been tested for many years, and it is warranted a certain coax, no matter how bed tbe ease maybe. Hundred* of certificates canbesbowo. Prloe, one Dollar pef Bottle, or six bottles for Ave Dollars.

SOLD BY ALL DB0GGIST8.

If jrou cannot procure It send a statesMut of your case, and enclose the money to BRYAN A CO., 64 Oedar street, Hew York, and It will

seat you. OB receipt of »tve Dollars, a bottle rly equal to seven sutali, will be sent to an

•'••'I. *i'i be sent to any

declMaodwly

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