Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 January 1869 — Page 4

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"AFTER

EXPRESS.

TTHTRTCK-HAUTJU. INI).

Thursday Xornlnfi Jan. lith, 1889.

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

T**M HAX7T* AJTB HTDLijr^WiM. LilTl- AMMX1M* 4s60 p. *. .Mxtrem 6:30

DARK

A. *.

8:16 p. Accommodation ™.12:16

P.M.

"6:46 a. .Mall. *:»6

10:25 p. .......Kxpreas.... -~...ll £7 p. m, ST. LOOTS,

AIITOV AID TIU1 HAUTB.

mn. ium. 6.40 A. *.... „...!Cxpreea.......™.......3 35 A. K. 19 20 p. .....Mail and fapraas .~. fctt P. *. fftnl

jl.

..........M..™.*xpre«i,..„....-_Ml(h20 p. *. 4.46 ri *...JUttocn Aecommodatkn...l0:20 A. *. KVAJTBVILLB AJTD CTU.WTOKWSYII.IJt

4Y1 ABBIYS* _j~ Ju *.»-«-«.A«eominod»MoB^...~».A16 P.a 2116

3:03

B00KY1LLIB Bxranzox.

urn. 4:60 p. P:"6

TO-DAY'SADYEBTISEMEN TS

In Bankruptcy—Jamee Schee. Something Mew—Wm. Rankin.

TO-DAY'S LOCAL HOTICWS.

BEDSTEADS.—During the past year the Terre Haute Furniture Company, man aged by S. K. Allen, manufactured thir teen hundred bedsteads..

A FRIEND

in the millinery business in

forms us that the next style of bonnet is to be a bead and two inches of ribbon, fastened with a hairpin.

THE

Journal

learns there is some talk

of extending the lines of the street rail* way the coming season. There is hardly a doubt but that a line on Sixth street, from the northern to the southern limits of the city would pay.

A GOOD BUGGY

J. B.

sold at auction on the

streets yesterday for thirty-seven dollars. That's cheaper than a velocipede. But still we would rather have a velocipede, as we would not have to "buy the hoss-a-feed'."

HARRIS, Esq., of this city, has

been appointed agent of the T. H. & I, Railroad at Harmony. Mr. Harris is a gentleman of thorough business habits and will discharge the duties assigned him to the entire satisfaction of the company. y:

BY REVERENCE

NEW YORK."—Last

evening Mr. Wirt Sikes gave his lecture on the above subject as the first of the season in this city, for the benefit of the Young Men's Christian Association. The audience speedily discovered that Mr, Sikes possessed one great advantage over the majority of lecturers, in the fact that he had a story to tell—that he talked as if he had

something to say,

and not as if

he had to say something. And the story which he had to tell was one in which he himself, it was easy to see, was intensely interested this being so, it was almost impossible that he should fail to interest others. His earnestness and sincerity were so unmistakable, his zeal so genuine, that if he had been as indifferent reader as Horace Greeley himself, hii matter would have held an audience but he reads better than jjforace. His utterance is distinct his voice, though ligh^ penetrating and clear, and he has a very good talent for imitating the Irish brogue^ the Dutoh accent, and the slangy speech of the low-life rough who figured largel^ in his address.

The lecturer commenced by mentioning an incident which occurred on his first visit to the Five Points, when he was $ boy of fifteen or sixteen. A drunken woman expressed herself as ashamed to go home while "the sun was shinin'— after dark she could go home." This was^ so to speak, the lecturer's text. The incl dents and scenes which he painted weri chiefly "after dark" scenes, but the ideji was conveyed thst itr was the

well as physical darkness of New York which engaged our attention. He sai that those who argued that it was wron| to lay bare tho plague-spots of city lif^ so that the pure and virtuous might look upon them, were themselves, indirectly aiding the cause of wickedness. Crimp asks at our hands no greater favor than this—not to talk about it, not to writfe about it.

Mr. Sikes described the disguise which he assumed when he plunged into tha dark currents of the city's misery qt night He wore a costume of rags, "and as much dirt as he could stand," but we^t unarmed, save with the weapons n&turte had given him but he had never had tp resort to his fist, owing to the superior ugliness of his personal appearance.— [Laughter.] He proceeded to tak£ his audience with him, so to speak, in a toJr in critneland. He showed them a queer gambling-den known as "Monkey Hall conversed with tho thieves there gathered visited a thieves' ball in the Fiva Points took them to lodge in an underground cellar, where a row was kicked up, and lecturer and audience fled together. These scenes, though in the ma^i painfUl and frightful, were enlivened many laughable incidents and mirth-p voking comparisons.

Having entertained his audience for a|i

n.N-. :S

hour this style, Mr. Sikes came to the meat of his discourse, if we may call it so. With an earnestnees and pathoe, he argued for works of

prevention

wrong

OTosed tor Iaventory—W. 8. Bye* A Oo.

U4i?

OoamwcUl Oollrgt—Garrin A Oven. i"-

CITY NEWS.

OUR

sporting men complain of Jisrd

times. Times must be dull. -:.-

THE

PAYXMXMTB

in many parts of the

city are in a miserable condition. Tbey are ways that should be manded.

rather

than cure, in the walks of charity. He was in favor of devoting the engine o? missionary reform in two channels—the one dealing with the

gamins

of New

York, the other with the poor girls—of which latter he slated there were over thirty thousand in New York. It was a mighty army of souls, and of all the fields in which philanthropy did its work, there was absolutely none which appealed with such moving eloquence to the heart of man. Until this vast body of struggling girls found relief—until the hordes of vagabond boys in New York were provided with all the help they needed—he believed in his heart that it was

to spend money in support of

dance-honse prayer meetings and Magcteleo AsyhBfis. 2Tot ,that. the l$t£er might nq^adcompliih good but that jpi thousand dolfars woulcl be spent in such charities without accomplishing as much good as would fen dollars among the boys #geslcy, otpre ventlv^cffaritwST?e falre to look for Che accomplishment of a great and permanant reform.

Mr. 6iies isr$ short,, umoufefcrmcn. of about thirty—who looks as if he would make a "better fist" at swinging a sledgehammer than dancing a polka—and his literary habits have not had the effect to make him a dyspeptic nor a pedant. He is not femrkably graceful, but hi* audi

OBITUARY.

DIED.—*

6, 1868, JACOB DKENNAN EARLT,

70 yesfrl Ilii 6 flays. In the demise of Mr.

In 1816, Mr.

to a list in another

column, it will be seen that the members of the Legislature from this Gongression al District, with tho exception of Senator Hughes, occupy very prominent positions on the Standing Committees of both houses.

vf!

THE Sullivan

Union

states that a wood

chopper of that town has become wealthy all at once—having learned of the hiding or burying of $80,000 in gold, during the war, and in a long search found it. He has been making quite a sensation by contracting for property to the amount Of $8,000, but no money has yet been paid over. i:.s

came to Indiana with

a stock of dry goods, for Messrs. Landen & Higgine, and sold them out for the firm at Salem, Washington county, at a salary of

sixty dollars

per year. This was his

commencement in business life. Beturn ing to Flemingsburg, Ky., he waB engaged as a salesman and clerk in the dry goods house of Wallace & Triplet, for five years at a salary of $200 for the first year, and $300 per annum for the balance of the time. At the end of his five years, he found he had saved one thousand dol lars in cash, and he at once conceived the idea of commencing merchandizing on his own account. This he did in 1823, (then only 24 years old,) in a rented store room, opposite his old employes, and ho*a®onhad:*h»saii|f«otion of-meing most of the customers of the old house flocking around his counters, and making their patcihases of him. Soch was the ftsc$*tiM§ of^ M$U dinners, and, the amiability of his temperament, that customer once gained, never forsook him By hii ^ecotiorriy and aWtifin'g industry, his first year's business was an entire success, and exhibited a bat&hlome foargin

feredhis Jpndgagjlfis beftrt to Miss Mary Hodge Stockwell, ,of Flemingsburg, te ,whom hs. was united in matrimony, on the 2d day of March, 1826, and ten days thereafter he was snugly situated in a small log dwelling he had purchased and plaiuly foraished, being then fairly on the road in business, prosperity and sue cess. His wedded life,however, was of short duration, for in less than two years thereafter, his "beloved Mary" was fol lowed to tlfe* gravfe, iefcv&g the subject of this memoir disconsolate and crushed with sorrow.

For five yeaft longer Mr.

moral

oontinued

bus it088 in Flemingsburg,*and conducted one of the most flourishing and well-pat ronized Dry Goods houses of the place His affability and kind, jpanner gained him un.ive^sA^iabronage, and bis honesty, truth and lirte^Tfty, ''secured and retained his hosts o^fyien^s, afclong asfas remainef in the place Feb. 25, 1833, he was agais married to a lady of Baltimore, Maryland, (Miss Ann (3. Reynolds,) whom he took-to BL^uoky^. where he remained until he removed to thiB place in Sept 1835 and he $as consequently, been an inhabitant ot our young city for a third of a century. His brother John D. had preceded hiik htre many years, and was one ofo^iqjp^w and gen eral merchant?.

Several years before his death, Mr John J3L JLcJamovaA^to Baltimore, la&v.s ing Mr. Jacob D. E., in possession of his meRujuUt^oua* and. packing. business, to jffflrcii nb &Jvt>ted hjmsetr wfih extraordinary success. It was in these branches of industry and trade, that &r. Jacob exhibited && highest traits of capacity and Success. JELis practical laihd cotnpi#* hjfoded at a glance, that most uncertain and dangeroUB of all enterprises, and it was a received maxim, that when Mr. encountered a small loss, every other ttadftrttid gonefor* largfe amount. When margins w,e£? reduced to the smallest profits, our deceased friend was sue* cesBfcflsto a (kgrae trWoil Iim bim ataple returns on his investments. As a business man, ha )bad but

superiors. That quiet ^nanner and unexcitable temperament, which left the mind unbiassed and free to act, was the secret of his success, and made him known and felt in the.WsJ^s .Of life. Perhaps no man coml^med |i^ilx himself more of the elements brtroftujsftiesi c*pacity than Jacob D. EwJy^t5Bse gentle spirit of thp mail was to himself, and other?, a passport totbat kindly of feoiing which pervaded hU targe traasacU^i with bis fellow citieens. He had disagreements and no enmities.' itteH #. *a*

In his social model of kiatesss bM^Uality. Uni,

188 la mftttisprfo one of the most~generoai juxl bell woi^*^ SkiP of oar departed friend

always ©pen-to

the respectable stranger and tfra&wustia epeiw «f Terre Haat*.^Th$ «a4Uftha young, without respect to pecunifjj.««4 djtioo, were iffde happy at, cious mansion on Ohio street. These ele* gant but unostentatious hospitalities wen often dispensed to friends and neighborsi Though past the age when these mtnifes tations ceased tQ attract others, Mr. E. seemed to have lost

HOM

of tbe, spirit of

enjoyment necessary to make his guests cheerful. He loved to see the.old and young meet together in social intercW and none felt fcapp ier than himself when his house was fall of happy faces and light hearts. These kindly recollections of the good and kind Jacob D. Early will Jong live in the remembrance of the old and the young of Terre Haute.

The example of those who have fosa to their rest, ought to be regarded by the living. In this brief obituary the path may be traced that, leads t£ prominency and affluence, and most that is desired^ human life. Will our young people take heed and profit by this history

The writer hereof gratefully remra bers and cherishes many kiad acts of lh^ deceased, when he was unafyla to help, himself. Many in this community cans cheerfully maxe similar acknowledg ments, and will now sadly say, from the bottom„of

"WHAT ARE THEY DOING?"

E.,

Western Indi

ana has lost onto of hM*s mdst oioteQ and prominent commercial men, whose place in business circles: swill ^probably not be filled for many years. Commencing busiftiiss Ifn the employ toi' others, at the early age of fifteen, he has worked his way through many difficulties to an enviable prominency that is not often ob tained. Without a dollar, and without the aid of influential friends or relatives, he, has hew# own, way over every obstacle, atid is? now gathered to his Father,regretted by all who had the pleas ure of his acquaintance, and remembered by many who hive b&d Abe^nefit of Ids counsel, and his generous assistance.

Union

was the

inquiry addressed by a gentleman from the rural districts, to Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, at the State-house yesterday.— "They are counting the vote for Governor, and" continued Tom in a burst of confidence, "I have every reason to believe that Baker is elected." The bucolic seeker after knowledge looked for a moment as if he would like to knock him down.—Ind.

Mirror.

THE

LADIES

of Sullivan continue to

hold prayer meetings in the liquor saloons. The

thus describes a scene of fre

quent occurrence (n£hat town In front of a saloon stood some ten or twelve of the most accomplished ladies of Sullivan, each with an umbrella stretched to Bhield them from the cold rain, while one waB offering up a prayer for a temperance reformation in oijr midlt./ W(S believe that each saloon Had bean Vilued for the previous three days, and wherever permission was granted tho ladies went into the saloons and laid the Bible upon the bar and offered up their prayers.— This, oF coarse, has been the means of creating a great deal of excitement. Old men, young men and children looked on in amazement. Drunkards skulked down this alleys and went home—the saloons became almost entirely deserted, but ~few ventured a defense of them or the traffic in strong drinks.

LATER.—The citizens have held several meetings to determine the best mode to get hd of the saloons now in our town. Fifteen hundred dollars was set as the amount which would be given to the five saloons, if they would surrender their licenses, and take their stock out of the county, and pledge themselves never to go into the business again in the?town of Sullivan. We think this a pretty liberal offer, but do not think (he terms will be accepted. We understand the sum asked is $2,8(10 which, we consder equivalent to saying they will not surrender their license. Wo understand that one saloon, whioh would not invoioe $150, wants $900, others seem to be more reasonable, but what will be done in the premises we-cannot now tell.

GREATER BEKEFIT

can be derived

than to prepare yourself with a good1 business education, whioh can be obtained at the Terre Haute Commercial College. d3t-wlt

TERRE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE open both day and evening. d3t-wlt

•W. 8.

KTCB&'CO

and Thursday for Inventovyr Will open Saturday, January 16th. 14 dtf

FOUND—Pocket-book containihg small amount of monoy. Call at

HQWO

I HATE REMOVED

rily, over

Sewing

Machine office, Fourth streot, Jjrove prop* erty and pay for this advertisement, dll

IF you cannot find Dr. Prices's Creanc1 Baking Powders at one grocery, go some other—and be sure you get JQr Price's Cream Baking Powders—none of the other adulterated compounds which has been on the shelf for y^ars. 13-d3|

my goods tempora

Goodman's

SI6»4, I

doors east of my old stand. All thosi who find themselves indebtfdjjjiUjjlj^Bi call and settle immediately. 12dtf

t- M-

MERCHANT

A. BARIDAN.

:y.

TAILORING.—I would ea]

to the p«blj.o Ij^at am prepared11^ m^k suits cheaper than any J^erphant Tailor in this city, as my expenses in keeping shop are very low. I will thorefen nmkf a fine suit for $28, a fine black cloth Coat $22, Overcoats $26 panttand vest to suii Oall over Saxton & Walmsley's Dr' Goods Stors, No. Ill, Main street:-

T. COTTER, Cutter.'

C. Wrrria & Co., 170 Main street^ Deming Block, sell .^11 their winter stock at exact eo6t. jil-dtf

GOOD

QUALITY

...

Sew

equals, and no

:tW.

of Shirts and Drawer^

can bo had for 50 and 60 cents, al O. Wiltig& Co's, 170 Main street, Deming Block. jil-dtf

WORP TO

?p.n

WISE

A*au.

SUFFICIENT.

—If yoH want bargain* in ladies' Pu go to C. Wittig &

Oo\

170 Main str

Deming Block, they sell at oost. jU-d

WE do not propose to sell for a song, but we will sell at cost, all seasona goods. 0- Wrrrrti Sfc Oo.j

,..JK CS'SS1?it!'..-'-J-'J#l *9.

Wooww Uoops at 10 cents, ^25 centi and 50 cents, at

ALL TPS

otW woiti wis.'

Wittig Cojs., _17i

Main street, Doming Block.

i, .....

IF you want go to C. Wittig & Uo's.,

f,ff

Main street

Deming Block they sell winter goods exact cost.

POPULAR Hair Preparatie^ns

a fine selection

H&fv Brushes anl

Combs, choice PerJ^me^ Uy /to handjeery chief, English, French and Antericaf Toilet Soaps, articles useful "811 the year ropnd," for salely Barr, Galiok Druggfst*.

TMU0UBDHW6B STMBHHOLB UD TKW^

IHCF MACHINE.,

ll^Ikvini

inventions of the Ke—we take pleasori in referring to t&e'iact of its complete ANDJSBXARK^LE^SY OM|I%

FFIRILY

Henceforth it will be resardi

eighteen months, dnring which it was first brought to tbmotice of the public,'

ana satisfactory assurances that its

liar merits

ing fully appreciated in every intelligent community. Henefv iH fa si

crttAed

The BimpUeitj, gate and certainty with' which it operates, as well as the uniform excellence of its work, throughout the entire range of sewing, in stitching, hem-5 ming, felling, tucking, cording, braiding,

its butJtoAl0et«J6Bej»*lSi.

work, place it unquestionably far in ad-i

jll-dSWRoO street

jmssn

tween Main and,C|i|rjcy. .,G^j^pa a call, and I will convince you that this is the besbpi^ji 1" 7dl0t

MISS

'.taiiG.'.' 'j'

want yo^ir^

tafiordf «periettce, 'ttrtl. he willcut tj^eiga., .to fit .and in auph style as few cKtUfsoiBtfjidi *Jfcufaga«ad try him, at the Bfai Mtfnt. SdlOt

Flow#

White.and Bed Wh«t Fl^ur ty tbedW rel, sack or single pound, always on hand and wHl*be soW wtJffKf fid EST at James Davis' New Grocery Store, 157 Main street, and delivered to any part of the city free of charge. 23-dtf

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

L. STRAUS',

dtf 149 Main street.

ALL

GOODS

sold at Weisz's Skirt Fao

tory warranted for one year, are kept in repair free of charge, and sold cheaper than the cheadest. 24-dwtf

TUELL, RIPLEY & Co., having com pleted their invoice, are now prepared to. serve their patrons better than ever, wity Dry Goods. They have a large stock ttr the season and many of the goods have been marked down to such a figure as to insure an immediate sale. Call and see T, R. & C9. r} »n9-dwVw

NEW

and excellent corset, the

lotta," at Edpall Oo's.^^^ ^9d6t

SLEIGH BELLS

SLEIGH

CLOTHING

closed Wednltdiy

4,dwtf

BELLS I—For

the merriest aftd' cheaj^bst" Sleigh Bells' look in at Austin, Shryer & Co's.

AND

PIECE GOODS

COST

StOTKi PIfliauB, atTBHddWr. dtf

—We |ropd(tev ta cl^e |u| fur Jgock 0^ Beady-made Clothing at cost with the' view of going out of thatlipe^ bjisjBey Also, a line of low* priced Cassimeres Jeans and or less. Examine our stock, buy of Us and save MON*E/A -GROVER &

MILLER,

TUELL, RIPLEY & Co. have created a sto^iof bartec AUgop^\fjw^ve the leas^OtW Ja^in# and Bold at the first reasonable offer withoul regard to cost. This will enable manj to obtain warm, comfortable clothing

The goods will be sold for a song. Cal

SttAtt. posri'te £Usd rQtnctmt«» XLuther Grigsby keeps a nice and wel selected stock "of Groceries and Product for sale at his new sta'Sd, djjpbstte^ thi Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves The new year has rolled in, now if yoi will rojl in with it we will have a gooc time. j4dtf

GOLD

IRNIKLE.

jh^d2w

AND SILVER I—Sounding

COST

NOTICE.—In

from this dati

till the first of January. The largest anc richest assortment in the city, at .JOHN B.

FREEMAN'S,

15dtf 5 barren Block

FOR

Skates Skates

consequence of the con

tinued ill-health of Dr. Bell,

settled. Those remaining unpaid 01 the 10th of January, 1869, iirill be }efi|

•. 8",r 'i." :. VALUABLE PRorwrnr To'B »ATI.—Thi 1 -TO •--.nt property on the ooMar-of 6th and 9hic street*, including :t^,residen"der of Dr 16^-kale. Tho^^sir ing good business locations will find tlietn here. APP]F the office of

Jrt»0oOT^ wHl Whnlpjfaift' lik' pnipi)aiat tfiHf 6r

«*X

5?1

fOottowft WM^iAiaafrifisviryaatingit Thaiapo ^tAofNFoth go^.lbw'^i «41

bma

tober. iM Matfi atzaetf&t the Blue Fron .(BAi 'i*:* iT5d30d *i aft s»i a«( .Xaao vi te

kn&inG

ettb lit -»J ,m kw -O &«.««»«! mM ,nl rf ^1.

BawfilCi

sSfcsn."

NEW CLOAXLHA

NEW STYLES

^a. deA^nd now

tenfold

greater than it wjfif4 pn^y sr'fbw Aontha ago": and thig^ too.' wjthon^ W of the ex4 traor^kiary efforts c*»st|ntly made bj

feeLmore A^ai^ver befcfe, warranted in

N*w

SWEET

& Con

sags*

Mi£u«Bkr if '^oSr.-^I would respectfully inform the Ladies of Terre Haute and vicinity,~tlwt I will dibpose of my entire stock of Winter Goods at cost,

155 Main street. dtf

U-K-APPLE BUTTER by the quart or gallon, atr-eir Ripley's. 22-dtf

largest yjariety in tow? Holiday

Confectionary and Toys at bage*s, 4/1 jp»-dtr I

MRS. BROWN offers a Back-board for sale. For farther particulars apply early Mr, Elwell, at B. S. Cox & Son's, dtf «."t» W-

street, be

T^HEAP,

L. QCTINK.

oi." "i

CHEAPER CHEAPEST

FRENCH LESSONS.—Prof.

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS Is highly recommended by physi •cians for Dyspeptics, on account of iie tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. auglS dw3m*

IMPROVED PANTASCOPIC 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 Periscopic Lensea fjte filling old frames, and can suit ,evei^ eye that can be benefitted by spectacles, at the Bign of Watch and Spectacles, near the corner of 6th street. 7—dtf S. R.

NEW SHAVING

the kej

note, selling off at cost, changing thi scale of business and giving customers 1 benefit.

The present entire stock, of watches jewelry, silver ware and fancy goods will be offered at pyx?

FREEMAN.

AND

HAIR DRESSING'

SALOON.—Messrs. Clark & Price having' elegantly fitted up the basement room come? of Sixth and Main streets (Doming Block) invite their old and new friends to give them a call. They employ the best workmen and guarantee^ entire satisfaction in every department of fashionable work in their line.

N. B. A clean towel furnished forj every customer every time. [23 dtf. 111 ...i 1 ...

BEHOLD, YE

EPICURES

RAY &

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Skates

Pocket Knives, Pocket

Knives. Best variety and cheapest ai Austin Shryer & Co's. [l£-4tf

IROR

the account

BAILEY'R Gama1

and Poultry Depot, No. 13, South Fourth

1 fir

$ACOB JKLE^N,

opposite the Post Office,!

6th street, is not soiling l)ii goods at cost, neither does he intend, to close out by Christmas, but sells as cheap as any one in the city a floe lot df Jewelry and' OloekS'for Ghristmu, jast received, to be solcr at Very loW figures. Vail ttid' com •, pare his prices before purchasing. d22

SALJ.—Being on£»^ed in' oth-j

er busintes, oTTefr my lc$ Ho\iae, lot, Tools, Te&ms, ftmi tho good will of my businessfor scue'.

Any one wishing to engage in the ice fcngfte*Bj will fllnd it a paying one. by tip ply^l^oon fco.. J. STEINMKHL.

OTBTKBS

(J*ORaa's,-=-From and

after to day' George Habermeyer & Co, will be in receipt of those large and magJtaWfnpw OyateyiMSthw^ tiiey wm sell oy the ran or

serve

ret—Tha

Irimdtf

BOCTOHS and

mings, just received, *t Kiddle's.

pecu

are be-i

HATS

AND

BONNETS

at 149 Main street. ®tf,

You can always do better to buy youri Zephyr Worsted of*Sddi& C3L

dtf

B.B. W^ght 4 Co., fot those

Extra Large Qysters.

p«

lSdtf3

100 bbl. choice Winter Apples at Newj TTSk Tea Store.' r.-ev I

BUCKWHEAT, Bye and Unbolted Flv»r at E. B. "Wright & Co's. '.*x* 15dtf

You can find Preserved .(Legion Pee), at

I. Bipley's. ^PS.dtf^

CIDER, nghCv/rom

press, at New York Tea Store. I2d^f

NEW' Onr*AIRT!

SUDIIFTSW

Do,

YOU

hole,

SudiiicflsW -, .-i2atf

l^ewYork Store.

want Presurved Ocange Peel?

Call at Ci.1. Bipley'f. [25,dtf

HEADQUARTERS for Oysters at E. B. Wright

Afne

jblack cloth frock coat made to order fox $25.00. Go leave your measure with J. Walmsley and save yourselves $10.00 to jtl5,0p,j^aa»Ja .1 -0 f£5-dlot

F." E.

Lesurs

Will commence a class in the French laa' guage at the rooms occupied by Prof. SpeBc&'s Ywing^Lady's Hi^iSchoolf .in, theN ational State Bank building."

Tuition—$5 a month. The course will continue until the 1st of May For further particulars call on Prof fHpencer. 9,-dlw

-EL

A. DAVIS

Co., Druggists, Deming

Block, 6th and Main street, Proprietors pole Agents for Xtr. Patrick's Anti-Dyspeptic Powder.

Dr. Patrick's Tonic Bitters, to xt-'i-hi 1 Dr. Patrick^ Cough Syrup. •aO irfT

JDr, Patrick's Liver PiHs,u,wi^ .. kW»e *M 1 mom i»i I CARD.1 "j" I

I take pleasure in announcing to my friends and to the public iA general^ tha^ having made important changes in my preparations such as years of close obsera vation have shown necessary I have granted to H. A. Davis & Co. the exclor si've right, to manufacture,apd sell th| same, to whom all orders should be acU dressed. .Yours, Bespectfully, 29dtf G. W.

NOTICE.—A valuable improvement in Electro Plating Spoons and Forks, by Which those parts most exposed to wear receive an extra coat of silver, three S times .the usual thickness, viz: On the hack of the handle, heel of the bowl and ioints of bowls of spoons, back of the andle, and breasts and points of tines of forks. The improvement is of the celebrated Sogers Bros., and the gooct$ are for sale at S. B. Freeman's,.161 Main street, near corner of 6th. 23d wtf

np to

customers at their Oyster Bestaurant on Foorthitfeajtj oppoeite the poetoffiee.^

having tafcentjt^yel} know# ftaad. Ne 15? Maio street, formerly occapied d/ yg. Bippetoe, and fitted tihe same tip in a style unsurpaeped iff. this city, would re-, spectfully inform the citizeos of Terro Haiita and vkaaity that fresh stock of everything to be, found in a fir^t^lMk Grocery «aa Provision Store,: will sell the same as cheap as any boose in the fclty. Goods delivered to any put ^tf#e $ity f*9» 4 charge. 33hK£:

""PBIRTN

thVs thlt^^y'^iiU

Bhss hiad

Vetf

»f

aoalj thasa ia^ao aalphm,

*1 j)9y»ia4Mgh no odor not 4ast, no aj»9p|iMt juthla» but whl^ ^heajufeftqte of wood. Go to Ph. Kive, theif^^igent ln Terre Haate, ami l9a*fl_J0«r^ordjara at his Grocery, No. 70 Main street, next to McKeen & Minsh air^sBiihi^iBWiWy1'* :u29dlm

LOCALNOtlCES.

*nd in mj own caw, "Btri'i Pectoral Elixir." I takfe great (fciante (n adding my teatlmdny tc thp ntn^fnoomiim which otheuhare dewirad1 laTt^jtitd nfQtilt. wbaterer tends to reUeve hnman j^iffertng ti a benefaction, then certainly worthy of all pMlee. We c^. froj^ genonat jpwience and acquaintance, recommm^ both it. and the Proprietor aa perfectly relfkbU. C. A. BBOOKS, .. ^MtAt, K. £. Church, Terre Haste.

Thii inralnabU remedy fcr the care* of Coldf, fj etc Jaj«*Bnftctnre4ande«Mby BASR, GULICK A BKRRT, -M«»Mrl«»

r--

BITTSK'S" Brery nen spa-

per it ^ob'talna a condensed paragraph, setting rrtt'tfceTirtoes of this really meritorious artiele/aiiiiui^ybfc^y'e'ayi* haV'sa wearied by perpetually aeeing this celebrated.. Household Remedy spelled out before them, that in obedience to the design of the advertisements, the mind* of the people have -acted, as desired—answered the announcement, and thua the value of JBISHLBB'S HEBB Btl.TERa have )ecqive known, and it* tale grp*^ io,l^»o tnunense. dwlv

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

i. ..J 'j O Aai« Tbis it itb nbtica that on (he 9th day of January, A. 1), 1869, a ^Tarrant in Bankrnptcy

was theestat^ff JAMES SCHEE,

the-eounty of Vii 1 has been adjnag-

of 8ug»r Cr^ek townehip, In and State pf, Iuxilana,. who ed a Bacltcupt ^ii his own petition 'that the' payment of any debts and delivery of any property bet^ig^tyC to Mcb Bankrupt ta him, or for his. aae. and the transfer of any property by him iorbidd^n by law that meeting of the Crailtora of the said Bank rapt,' 10 prova.their debts and choose one or more Assignees ot bia estate, will be held at a Court of Bankrnptoy, to be holden at Mo. 24% Eaft.Wa«hin(ton street, bithe city of Indianapolis, In said Distfiot, before JohoW. Bay, Bag later. onithe lKtbday.of February, A D., 1860, at 9 o'clock, a. M. ,. J. 8P00NEB,

U. S. Marshal, BistHct of Indiana,

janUtit ,ii .K Messenger 'U*

u'u"

fal-

PATRICK.

-a

gOATETHlNG NEW

KSY CHXOKS HADE TO OBDIB. A EXT Cheok is a' amall OVal, German silver Check, marked with the owaer's name, to be fastened to a bnoch oflkejg, carried in the pocket. These key checks'may also be attache 1 to yalliii Trunks and other article*. They are very neat and use

Also, Hotel and, Baggage Cheok* fnraiihed on short notice. Door Key Checks numbered and lettered, The prioe ofa Key Check is forty cents, and will .be sent by mail on reoeiptof price.

I also nave a nioe article of Steel Key Blnga and Chains. Any ..of the above article* oan be had by calling at my Grocery Store, on the cor ner of Fourth and Lafayette streets, or by drop'

Ing a line fti.-the Poet OfBee. jal4d8m WILLIAM BANKIN.

LANE,

M. D.

Prompt attention will be given to all professional calls, in tha city and conntry. OFHCE and Besidenoe on the corner of Seoond li. and Walnnt stteeli lSdlw

TAlFlrat-Olaas

WEI.YE P2CTABIA1. PBESEHTB I Hurt rated Family Magazine, with Physiognomy,Phrenology, Ethnology.Physiology, and Psychology, adapted to oil who read, is THI TtlUSffcATtD PBainOLOOt^Ct JotTEWAL, monthly, at $3 aytar or inoiu^s of tea, at 82 each. New Volume. Jaanary Drjble Namber now ready ,30 cents. Addre** S. R. WELLS, No. 38» Bi^adway. New Tfioi*.

'Ariel

tnftaraction ani Tribfmt. It de:

talnmment

MILITARY CLAIKS—CARD 1V± FOB 18G9.

TOTID S. DAMALBSOS,

C^abe--^Ffti*rtligton Block, N. doMtr^ Publie Square, UP STAIBS, FISST

Does,

TERRK HACR*, IJTD.

l!—JfresU Oys-!

ters, Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Turkeys,! Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairie Chickens, Babbits, Squirrels, Yenisen Fresh S&ige,> Navy Beans and Cranberries by the M«el-df.-)y tba'sj&ali. CJ^aios, Saiteat, by wholesale also Eggs, Dried Reaches, Dried Apples, Fresh Lemons, Cream! Cheese, pure Buckwheat and LilW Whiter Flour, Turnip^ Cabbage and Potato^,! may be found at

Pension Claim# Prosecuted, Armor* of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY

MONEY

COLLECTED,

DBtltfS EXECUTED,

6rm«d Sialei.

Ma. DANALDBON wetf understands the mode of ad»nitia#aBd ceH«eUn^i*8y?clalttiii growing out

than Two Hundred Thousand-Dollars has obtai ed tnrae hadcfrtd Pension CeVtlflcaUB, for wounded widows^ mothers, id sev

and minor children, aha seven hnodred bounty cheeks for discharged jirivates. Pensions, if ^noy applied for apd granted, will coni'mence OMfidf faf soidterj* discharge. irtarorable provlsitrtre KftJ/or at five tStaHJr years aMv ttts S|tefcarf4.

Arrears of pension my now- be'had in all at the date of discharge, or deithof the roldler. Look at your oertificate* ssMU oa me.

Bounty claims under tbe recent law, act of July 29(1), 1806, "are" now nearly alt paid. A new

law Certbe qszt and last jboon ty, m»y, perhaps, bfeparted thft winter. Tt so,' application!! ma be made the coming Sprtjrg or Bummer. I «i give notiflb #B*n aneh lavrispafsed. Jio fensjons bvitf yet -toeetr'atlowed foflfreferlri the war of 1812.' "lib IMtfJ WatVants'fieM bb expected Jot service In theiatfe w** atid no'furthm' bounty to vetraft, Vbaiftsnad tihrce'of fbdr hundred' dollars.

VbaVe t»ffiti15ft,a gbpd claim irhere tbe p»rtv manage it In my own »«. I icb In1)8 claipis oil sccounf of sncl

MP* Refer to Merchant Bankers ani Clti generally, and to any onaof tl»A »boasand claims hare been obtained by me. .js9dwttuii!» Pf"9. BAHALD80N u- i.-

rtresoiiyTioN .* .•

STORE.—James Davis

attttai«ddwan*«-/.

YtJSAS.

Iltlzans W&e

hfii' *itn

The partnership heretofore existing between tha udersi&ard, wider 4h» firm name of N. •danger A Brettec* has thia day been diasolred br iuaitaUfs.' Xke juitiaam wi)l b«ooi»atiu«l by J. BHaeier, who is aut|ioriz»d to eet ieali a£Tain ofth»4Ua« 111 tHoaa' knowing-thWsolves to By lBfl^Bwa to ns, arrreqtiesttim'iaime'fofwara,

"i«»

*i s* ••mn- ». BBLA90CR.

...» ja j. ,«e 'A. J, K8LANCIIR.

Lnrefusiag Sb ^Jtsia|aM itottca, the aadersigoad bsga iaatet* retnra ttasbhl his friends and tha pnMtc ia (msal, for paat flsrors, and most lUjteaBsleSta cootiataace of tha saae.

-it•••-•r

gfSMlf

JOS. WtUaKSMK-

Tf '8*81.-

Sf» ,f*feia*-*s srsaw* wrol'

I 1 rt-

tvuft

•sr*K r'lar

l?OB SALE.—W isliiue to engage J? otter bwktm, w« wluT^luW oSoCERT STOBE and BOARDING HOUSE FUR-

FOR

.-ff. Dreggbtt.

lilting Towflcr.-DooLEYg

»awrwn toyiB-'meqaalled for makisg light tkctintittiowftUciiU^ fioili, Bnckvbeat and otben GcfMteCAee, Itreqoira ONLY TWO rai&ossiBm* JOB A QUABT OF FLOUB Sold by Grocers generally. At wholraalr, ia Terre Haate, by COX A SON, decl8kw3* '.1' Whol»alo Grocen.

Adfertt sjhg kf'.ibd United States. —Ken^bf bnaisesa bare dtecovcrcd that aotblog can be done on a large scale ithont adTertisleg, ihap^ an mtn nrntfrn*"* Tf"* mwapapMa aton* AloM.theiine of every rt^l way and tarnpite, the Tnsidi oT otenilnBseJ, tho cabins of rlyer and lake steamer'!,.*!!'boarding* where bniliing worn is going ont an^l th^ thonsand and one anr. faces which great citiea «ad large towns poaseas, are covered from one end of the year to another, not toJa. mUnnderstood, with the legend "TJ3l

Aay perioa wlahlng

liruJd rery reasonable, to niui in this bnslnen, oan Caning at NOBBIS* Wagon Tard, •treet.

XpOB SALE.—I offer my Stand X? with th& atock of Teed, Seed*,. $«t far aala. Any one wanting to go into a good, aate and Baying bniine*, already eetabllihed, -#ln rfo -^eil to Mil aeon. *. BOBBINS..

T7AKM TO TRADE FOR CA'f. J. TLL OB HOSSXS'—Bighty aorei of LAFID aitwM in Crawford Countj, Kiaeonri, weU adapted to Stock raising, harini three MjrtagJ of ltTing water on it location healthy. The abote land wUl W exchanged for Horeea or G»tll«, or aold low for cash. Call oa L. HOOpV, at the Daily Bxpreaa OOce.

SALE—A Fine two-story Vrame Swelling Honse—eioht rooms, gtia, ilata roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage house, and g»od fmit. Lot ISO. feet front by 3 0" feet deep. Will be sold cheai). Apply tb a!6dtr P. M. DONNELLY.

TjK)R SALE—Or Exchange for. J- City Property, 10 acree of ground 1% mile* Bast of the city, with a good brick honse ol eight rooms, ceilar, well, ciatero, stable, sbeds, carii-age-houae, ffr«t raw orchard of apples, pears, peach09, plnms, cherrir», rrapofl, and, three acrej strawberries, 1% rapberios, 1 acra^oesoberrie* and onrranta—all beaiing. Door yard sat with, evergreens and flaw^rs. Cail at the Conoty Treaanrer's efllcs. Ja8l3m

WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED.—$75

A $200 per month! Or a Commission from which twice that amonnt oan be made by se'liag the Latest Improved Common fense Family Sewing Machine PEICI 118,00. For Circulars and Terms, address O. BOWERS Jk CO., d4-dw8m 320 S. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

TTTANTJfiD —SALESMEN TO Travel for a Hannfaotnriog Company, and sell by sample. Good wages are guarautred. Address, with stamp, H. D. HAMILTON CO., No. 413Ch'stnul st., Philadelphia, Pa. 15dwtn

TXT ANTED. —SCRAP IRON--V? Ofe hnidred tons of Scrap Iron WMted at tho Phcentx Foundry, comer'of 9th and Kftgle iStreets. McBLFRESU A BARNARD. oct!6d3m

FOR RENT.

TODWELLING,

teVtsMl xAajittr

RENT.—A Two-story Brick on eorner of Third and Poplar streets—9 rooms, well, elstern and odt^buihfing*. Enquire of MB8. SMITH, at tha Ruatin House. ja4dtf

rlateW.

'R RENT.—The Fariii of the D. Wood, five mile* east, on the ^National Boad, containing about SOS aim of land—ISO under cultivation, tha remainder in pasture. Two-story frame house—ten roomstwo barns and one large hog thed. enquire of

C. FAIRBANKS,

24dtf Al the Terre Hante Uouie.

l?OR RENT-NICE ROOMS— J. For a Family, without children. Inquire of DB. PENCE, 2d street. 'J lTdft

T70R RENT —ICE HOUSE.— X? One of theb'stlce House* in thla eUy for rent on reasonable terms. Apply at Kissner'a Mnsic Shore, de8dlm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

QPECIAL NOTICE TO .ClTt O TAX-PATEBS.

f,,(

In compliance with an Order made by the Com mon Council, at tne regular meeting, held Jan. 6th, 1869,1 have authorised James O"Mara to collect delinquent taxes and sign my name. The Delinquent List for publication, will soon be ready, and all persons interested who wish to save oosts, can do so by attending to the sime tmmeditately. C. A. GOODWIN,

Janl2'ilw City Treasurer.

JJRESS MAKINGS

MRS. SR. ITBEOOES

Has removed her Cloak and Dress Making estableshment to Naylor's new, balldtbg, on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth ptreets, where ahe will be pleaaed to meet all who desKe the mc«fefcetf.ct work in tbis line.

Particular attention will be given, as hirotofore, to the latest styles. The moat skillful assistants have beenengaged, Wedding Costnmes, Ball and Party Dresses, Lad'es aad Children's Cloaks and l/resses manufactured with promptness and dispatch. I2t

QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

WILD¥, THOMAS & C0.P Corner Id and Walnnt streets, Terre Haute, lad., Keep oonstantly on hand, and mannlhcture to order, all the latest sty tea of CARBIAOB8 & BtJGOIBS We use none but the Snest material ia the oantrnotion of onr work, and warrant It Superior oany offered In this market. Especial attention tven to Rapaianra. (JelOdtf

BOAJtDING.

enter-

eal* with

all queBtions»(Tectlng the good of society."—Eve. Pott. "Oner Of the fleasantept andmost readable magazines 'that comes to this offloe."—N. Chronicle. "It onght to have a plaoein every ftmily."—Tration Monitor.,, "No other journal in America imparts in one year so much valnab information a* this, and certainly no other teaohtf man to^rall to know himaelf. Xach single number is worth, tha entire amount ol a year's subscription.—THefrapk. 2Agents wanted. Seo eur Jfew premium Liu* I d2tw2t

SMITH would Teepeotftatty inform the public that the aouth part of the BndUn Honae is now under her management,. wRere she it prepared to furnish transient, day, or week board, either with or without rooms.

Her prices are moderate, and she Setter* herself on being able to give her patron* as near full value as any House in the Wabash Valley.

Ja4d4w

i, I fptTT? ^..'v

WISE MEN of the LAND The Dirtne, tbe Fbyslclan, the, Judge J7SE DAILY IN THEIR OWN HOMES AND RECOMMENt

To all Invalids and Snflersrs., ,,

rB0H

Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Costiveneis, Heartburn, Indigeslion, Piles, Bilions Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Rheumatic Affectious

NATURE'S OWN"'

GREAT km GOOD REM EM,

TABBAJ8T!!

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

Best and Host KelUable &fedici|ie Ever offered to people for tbe above cl&<s oi diseases.

The nnrsing babe, its brothers and sisters, its parents and grand-parents, irlll alt And 'tW»

s^rfrffrf

MARUrACTUBED

TARK ANI & CO.,

878 Greenwich Nt., NevrVorb. •*"for Sale fey all Druggist*. "IBfc 1 *ul8—dSmecd.

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNI¥. caAI.

Being now prcp&rcd to 4II all ordkrt tot BtK livan County Ubal,

:wliich

is claimed to be eqnal

to the Brazjl, for all domestic pyrpoies, ail) deliver to any part of tho oity, by leavfhg ybur order at offlce of B. R. Bryant & Co., 0. J.. Kfpley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with wboafi h.ife made arrangements to All ail orders, and ive all inormatioa In regardto (be toisini's*. olBdtf J. A. M(JBOirt»7-

giyBB GOAI«

JOHN McPAltLA^JS is now telling tlie best article--of River Coal,- screened on tbe wldeu screen Innte, in Vigo county, at as lo# a Qgtre A an inferior article can be purchaaod. TIIOM wi»J. ing to lay in a supply should louk to tbe«tjnteff esU, and buy the beat when It Is a« cbeSp as 4 poor arilfla.

Orders toft at the Post OMoe Lobby, at tbe Vigo County Scales," or addressed to Box 091 '. ©., Tf rre Han to, will receire prompt atten npt att »imti

HATS AND CAPS. lc

«w

T99K HAT 6

osepj JST II

DRY GOODS.

isirj 5

ssiKKfta Bdtf

"l?OR SAJLB.—The valuable BosiJ- neaa Stand, litnated on the eotiUMwet ebi^Mr of 12|b and Mala treet, Th» p«tipv4rre«n•Istaof two lota, Stfeet front ?ach,Ja_t«o-»toijt brtrk bnlldtag, well, ctaterii, (tatinfnr all r)s qvWte ta^ramnfa. FovtenBs, MqdMn pramiaaa. JUUUw

Clearance Sale

OF*"'

U«sr.» W it A KO!.1

C. WITTIG & CO.,

itt 'MAlJT STREET,

BEMIIlit BLOCK.

We offer onr entire Winter Stoek

AT COST

w•#8-i r»-.

Ladies "V^ool^n Hoods'" at 10, 25, 60, 76, and SOe do do Nobias, at 45, 50, 60, 75, and 80c do do Breakfast Shawls, •1,35, 1,50, l.eo. 1,75, 3,00 Ohildrcn's Woolen Coati, at eoc, 75c, $1,00, 1,25, 1,50 iQent's Woolen Scarfc, ,a at 10, 15, 25, 50, 75, $1,00 do do Shirts and Drawera, at 50, «0, 76, and $1,0^ do' do Jackets, at |l,85.

i- j.r#'

ALL OUR

are**

LADIES FURS

AT EXACTLY COSTI

ALL OUR BLANKETS

At Exactly Coat!

Back Milts, Sieves 6 Gaantlets,

at $1,75 and $2,00 per Fair, FOR BEST QXPALITT! %,m tJ r-

.#irt»l tl' 1^ 1 .-i stl+t.- f.i#0

Our Entire Winter Stock

Mast be Cleared within ',

THE NEXT 60 DAYS

To make room

Fo* SPRING PURCHASES

And invite all to give oa a call, and examine the BARGAINS we hare to OFFER

CVWITTICJ

c.as.- -4

-ptS ill ajo.'i •J.: i. li

CO.,.

170 MAIK ST^ DEMINQ BLOCK.

[tf 'jil :l- Mt.il

'JMTXf .l'l i. ,7riDiiir 1,: f-.O'S i.iv

1 *»!«.'

tf" i'l

tr?

lt ii-.,

-C! A ,l?lt1i esiii •ttt fto* i« .i HKi ttdi f. ba

N and AFTER THIS DATE I

"WE OFFER OUR STOCK OB,

WINTER

t« ««4t 20i.J3

t» 1.<p></p>CiSMNIBJSS,

HEAVY

COAIlNGSf

Mrs. CHAS. A,

tZLT!*,

MlJ 3, T.

AND AL1

aiiwltSX

i'J ..OO is .^jt.i ii .tiijcv t: bit* .* as «SSUK»: --r v•4r'tij fier* 63* •«ftD L*i */:!-•',» -3 1 •Ittitua let* chilli'•!«»• •iatiiar ^Ss«T/ bajaiij- j. .' sis nti »«,a)4«| »•. :c:»d t'j.. .^ 1 tiT ., .-)*** t.--tt 03 ri d:

QOAL OF ALL KINDS,

JaMlf

.•satti..

JUSTIN RECEIPT OF ^^Vlf^e'ry Stable, will be accoamodatui srHy Money a a a a a Mov* Hat# oi ^111,1^, p4Uf ap»TW»QRWm.

SHAWLS,

BLANKETS

kinbj or

TifftOfhta .•

WINTER GOODS

««il

t-J

bi-i

'—AT—

Clreat Bediettons!

CWMLID8

.. MI/'if

HifitiHTY,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.

Tene^ifaate, Indiana.

[JanT 11,18W.

.orfs-h

ONTT

'J)®*"-

sMfOlftTn' i...

••'f* I

fcOTSW

thtid^t'

UiiS i'l

prices, ttilt^red on p»t*4f the city. Alse, Os^

Far sals at

day of 0#derV%o an. Dealers sop piled at low rates.*

b»

*he cofd or half

nf, toany plrt of the cltr.

av&ntiteu,

rjjT- Bnotin House

LIVERY BRQ^BR 4 STAPLES

undersigned, at his LisaM Stable, on

Third street, opposite the BaDtin Hoase, is now prepared with goad stock aiul Oarriases, to accommodate tbe publle, BOB'T HTfirRB.

A**person wiahiag

|dt^dbnD

srr-tfs-

M«»la(8traa^ijjj(ji on daaaad.^*..fifing

MTffW fa6dw2«

deposit Harass, Baa

ies, Harness, or other lirer^ articles at Banters

(Aat

ttmrtav tes

Ml *tUhi

OasMsr]'

*n**4