Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 January 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS-1

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CITY NEWS.

Thb cost of stone crossings on Main street is sixty-five dollars.

Ash, at the Post Office Lobby, has Putnam's Magazine for Februry, a number quite equal to any of its predecessors.

Pebsonal.—A. T. Lansing, editor of the Bowling Green Aurora, is in the city negotiating for a velocipedo.

Criminal Court.—On Tuosday HonH. D. Scott introduced in the Senate a bill providing for a Criminal Court in this county, and also providing for the election of a Judge thereof.

Nicholson.—By reference to the proceedings of the City Council it will be seen that that body decides adversely to laying of a Nicholson pavement on Main street and also in regard to stone crossings on Main street. I

We invite attention ,to the card of Mr. A. H. Dooley, successor to M. "W O'Connell, in the book and periodical trade. Mr. Dooley has recently come to our city, [and impresses up as a clever gentleman and a clever dealer.

Senatorial Votk.—On the first ballot taken in the State Senate on Tuesday, HD. Scott, in obedience t3 instructions received from his constituents, voted for Hon. B. W. Thompson. In the House Mr. Pierce did the same, while Mr. Ham* ilton cast hi9 vote for "Will Cumback.

Minstrkls Coming.—Major Edwards called in last evening to announce the coming of Dan Shelby's Minstrels with fourteen first class performers—a full minstrel troupe and brass band. Extracts from the press in cities where the, the company has recently played give evidence of superior excellence.

A brilliant Aurora Borealis spanned the northern heavens yesterday morning between five and six o'clock. Appearing at such an unreasonable hour—for editors of morning paper—wo missed the exhibition and cannot give a description It is one of the institutions that does not advertise, and consequently the audienoe was not so large as it would have been had there been a previous announcement. The favored few who saw it, represent it as a grandly beautiful sight.

Velocipede.—Wildy, Thomas carriage builders, corner of Walnut and Second streets, have completed the first velocipede built in thisjcity. Yesterday evening several gentlemen gave it a trial —causing a vast deal of amusement lo bystanders, but with no very flattering results. The thing ran so oasy that mounted it with confidence that we could go right off the first time. We did

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TO-DAT11 LOCAL HOTICK8.

Clo thes Wrlngars—Cory ft Mancourt. Bowing Machine Ac—T.H.Blddle. Sewing Machines—P. W, Wolfe. T. H, iliennerchor—M. Joieph, flec'y. u. Masonic—T.H. Ohapt rv Thanks—Jacob Doll. Boo.i and 8hoes—Jacob Doll. Dissolution—Brasher ft Malnrtbary.

Legal Advertisements.— A very sensible bill was introduced in the Senate Tuesday, requiring the publication of al legal advertisements to be made in dailj lnsfe*aT?fi»WBy noWWpfepoiWfWhia'iffBt newspaper is published in tho county where the advertising is to be dona Th^ law now requires all'legal adverti(dttgt^ be made in weekly newspapers, hence a: advertisement affeoting the interests o| people residing in._this city goes into th Weekly Express, a paper t^at cicjul almost on tiroly in the country, and is se' dom seen by the parties, aijacted- Pu lishers 6f daily papers are Shterested troit in any additional pay, for-there will be none, but. jn the f^ct^ that it will su£h Advertisements from the weekly ana allow ihe space t« be used for reading

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matter.,. .: .jum Street Etiquette.—Probabiy in oity of the Union of the'sijeei li& the^e so lamentable a want of the^kiKmled^e or Ihe practice of street etiquette as in this city observation has led me to this conclusion, and a desire to call' attention h^s "dictated the writing of th4s article 'i

It is a cojnma* rule and one easy hi obseEv^nce, b6th with iAUclefe iand pe desttlans going in opposite dirajtiotis, when they meet, each should take the tight hand side in passing oofliuagjts ja more disagreeable, and to hysti more ludicrous'sight, (except losing" fen hat in a high breeee) than to meet peraon who takes the same, side of the Wfi|k a yotirtelf, and causing frequently |a dod^inf of both panties from one side to ?«he other, until one losing patience stub still and lets the other pate.

The writer of this article meta lady in ihe street a few days ago who attempted to take the left side the writer in Ukiog the'right, (no pan intended) of course wts the cause of bringing both to a Btand stil) both immediately moved in the other dU region with the same effect, to the inex-

prwsible mirth of a group of boys who suspended their game of marbles to watch the "go," as one of them rather facetioustermed it after innumerable feints ,+oid dodges by one, which wore'promptly opposed by the other,

both

parties came

tb!a stand then began a second edition which lasted until one, being exhausted, st+od still and permitted the other's es cape. This is not an uncommon scene in oar streets, nor will it be until some universal law is recognized.

Another breach of street etiquette is formation of crowds around the street ners. "Where there is nojlaw to prevent it, common regard for the comfort of walkers would indicate the impoliteness (mild term) of standing on tha street crossings, especially in muddy weather. "We saw a lady attempting to pass a crpwd of —gentlemen, probably, who board crossing'

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Amusements—8helby's Minstrels. School Books, Newspapers—A. H. Bool-jr.' •1

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wpy for her, and she was actually obliged to wade ankle deep in the mud to pass them. This^bould, njV be, in a, .city ie^tagliij^l

Terre Haute has, "Wo heard a that OTen*Mi^ the streets a few diys ago. The insolent, impertinent store is very dieagroeable to anyone, but wje doubt if ste was stared at in that way. When we heard her make that complaint, we quoted Oliver Wendell #ays, There are come very pretty women who don't understand the law of the road with regard to handsome fac/». Nature and chstom would,' no doabt, agree in con^ ceding to all males the right of at least two disliM looks at every comely female countenance without any infraction of the rules of cpfirtosy or thfl sentiment of respect. The first look is necessessary to dfcfiQ0 the person of tba individual one meets, so as to avoid it in passing. Any unOiiil# Jttilsction detected in a first glance is a sufficient apology for a second -i-not a prolonged and insolent stare,"—

I? emphasised that find the few words following,—"but an appreciating homage

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the eyes, such as a stranger may inofimage.

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"When a

lady

walks the streets, she

leaves her virtuous indignation countenance at homo she knows well enough that the street is a picture gallery, where pretty faces, framed in pretty bonnetsi are^ne#f4 te b^ seen, and everybody has a righVto see them."

She said she had never read Holmes ^ut seemed satisfied with his explanation. I won't bore you any more, but thankingjyou for your patience and attention, Will close with the old maxim, applicable in more things than pedestrianism— j'Keep to the right."

Tours, La Strada,

SPIRITUALISM.

Mr. Editor:—"What is truthonce said jesting Pilate, but would not stay for an answer. I noticed in your paper fWNIayy liwriB —count of the.p»oce«dings of the so-called Spiritualists at (Pence's H^U. This statement, though 'tratt^l'^fir I have been there myself) and wall wcfttw, was at the, same time humorous a^Jjdstingi and not, calculated •to have that serious impression, on the jmind of thelhtelligent public which this [gjcaye matter, be it fact or fiction, trick or trtftbf demands^ What is the state of 'the case? Why, we fcnow that all over the country ther? are Jundreds and thousands, offtur fellp^-citizons, both high and low, Heh a?id"pbt)iK'1o«rff»d and unlearn^ ed, who have gptfe off.Hfji are fooled by tljfripost ^icious quarry., that ever disgraced the age 'or, in many instances| what tljese Spiritualists claim to be true, ts Uu9 jtn either case the subject is a eerio^one, and thephenomenon deserves the (Mention of V)th tha oandid and dis creet.

Let us have light—no matter from what quarter It ?ney came., pe it from ?ehc^^[«llror f$m 'the learned clergy, or those savans of our city wbo. perhaps, ^^1S^#r0^»rat#K8tion^: the more exaciscippc.ee.

A person has only to stride the by cicle to )earn that time, patience an' practice are necessary in order to ride iti Who will be the first velocipedestrian tcj give an exhibition on Main street

It will not do at this time for the clergy to snub, and the scientific to ignore, alU^ha.manifestations which you_report to have taken pltrcs at Penc^B Aall.

To both the good, and .the soientifie, let me say, yOii need not- be afraid of the ob&pJby you gdblstoV When such great men as Doctors Hare and Owen on their part, and euch good men as Wesley and Ljncolnpn 4^1^, Jart» were believers in the manif^aWoM Spiritualism. It] was once as^ed jjjjs^cs.occupying a position somethinglike yours, "Have any| of the rulers\f the ¥Barisdi» believed on fiimY' ^h'd^on pcfcipiph it was, as the-unlearned and ^Wie«ifet0'J|i»e' iba world the religion^ of numanify.

Comtng' frtim B,i(JuSrterJ l7liere ft wa least expedted^ ibere oommencad with 4 fey poor hot fti 'tbe learnetj city of Jerusalela'i'tut on the'siiores of 4 smalf lake*" iti 'an obscart corner of thi wisidi •MgtaB^hioiy.jBy.eataftliy jmo

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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council CHAl5?B^an. IB Council met iareenlar session •nd^f'fepi Mayor beuig abatfntjbxr mrftion -o6KrS Minshall Mr. Lawes took the

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Cooncilmen present: MettWa Andrews, Chanjherljun, Lawas, Mlnshall and Seebarger. %J

The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. 7XTITKUIB.

A petition from Oapha* asking that a reduction be

be made in hi*

city taxes, was referred to the ^a'z Committee. A petition^from jl. VMWcy^c^i^g SlE liceds# to sell aV"auction for the term oTt:__

six months, in sf^d city, w^s granted. A petition from E. Lane asking that his taxable property bei plslbeA on the

City Duplicate the sftme as jbouifty Duplicate,%n*1aiff meeting. ,j.0 ya

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BXFO&TS.

A report* fro® tke Oily Ebfflhe^i if gard to thB grtdhig,'graveling, and gutiring of stone atfd. of- wood- Mi Walniiti

f" -_t street, from 1st street to the Wabash w«Sn a ma ing a accepted, and ordered to^.be placed up fil^ "ftnTOHSltf' 1 whflPflunon Mr. Alien offered the follow.

whereupon Mr. Allen offered the follow ing, which was adopted:

Resolved,

The City Bngineer submitted a repor} and diagram for the opening of Ninth Street, between Poplar and Oak greets, which was referred to the Caminisaiqnars to assess damages atfd benefitsr**

The cemmittee to whom wss, r^erred the petition of Jeremiah Hidden and others, asking the lpcation of-mu-.alley adjoining their premises between ^Wh and 6J streets, reported fayorablfr|o thcsatpe, and the matter, wnn rql'Tftd to U»p Co^r. missioners to assess damages and benefits.

The following from the c^ftfcittee on Streets was concurred in Tebre Haute, Jan. 18, 1868.

The committee to whom was referred the petition of sundry citizens, asking the improvement of Main street, by ,,the laying down of & 'Nicholson Prfvemeat, have considered the subject, and beg leave to report as follows

The committee believe that there is not sufficient unaqimity on 4he,paf^cf the. property holder! on avor of the prbpoaCd improvement, withou' Which general concutrance,it wo^liLbe unsafe to undeftake it, but, "whenever the citizens shall more generally unite in demanding the ^$jjroveig0nt, tftetf6$fci' will be prepared to second the petition of the citizens.

The pecuniary condition of the city, in regard to making the improvement at the street crbesiSgs, is isuch that it~frouW not be prudent to undertake an expendi* ture of from six .to s^ven thousand dollars at the present lime, as all crossings must be improved at the expense of the city Treasury. For the present, we desire that'the petition bei laid pn the table.

S. K. AlleU, "j A. L, Chamberlain, Com. TfiDS. ppWUNQ,

The following frqmJhg.Strept CftWWitt teey Was received: '7 .u0«

To the Mayor and Common Ceuncil:

Mr. Allen, o: wss adopted

Resolved.

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vestigatkmot both thQ,ao*plific and the gooff.

•for.lHrtie, #ens*fot'^V ^eld (or expenti^i Htid food for thotii^ht, greatly outw*^|ilrifc"lt*y thtog Whiobbae appeai ^ft -otrHbe flanet since the days dftthfe Apostles. But if, on the contrary, ths rMpectWble peoplB who- are continuall^ gMafellQBr«»»'« a hnrr^hnggad. the aooner ought ever/oit len Jtff Ad%4uilig to'exp«Jsl bittebteveow tri«fe aoA dUpal -(be herr illu^on, an!f whit' by' riifcfiy'lii Jpionodh bkre-ft^, 'htnnbug pbblfshi the above you will much obligei ou who, w¥aCaver Ms^plnlonB may fee is in th|s

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»A«wa»r-,Slw regular. nj«etin«Xwr»«SUMtoi€baptoe Uo^.il &. A. °',cIpcH+ Work io thA^Jtfai^ tfMtMS Degxee

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Tour Committee, to whom was referred the matter of stone foot crossings on Main street, report, that they, hqye ascertained the cost of such to be about $(5 each.— At present, we cannot recommend the expenditure of money on the same at present, but hope at some future time the flntojoep of the city will allgw thft8appftf, 3)e made. I S. K. Allbn, !v f-'JL "1|

A L. Chamberlain, [-Com .Taes. Dowlin(% & which

That the Street Commission

er and OityilKafesihtt bo'dlrefliiijlfe mfliM or make complaint to the Mayof. any violatiopj of-the, onlinance against the erection of wooden buildings within the city limits. miscellaneous.

Mr. Seeburger moved that the Marshall examine all the public icajea it* the, pity at his earliest convenience, and report the same to the Council. Motion carw' '-n ried. ,' The Gatio :il $hen Uf annil^io^i of a Commissioner to fill the vacancy ocs casioned by the death of W. B. Mewhinasi, Wh}d* 5«Bu|ted Jas. H. Hudson.

After, allowing sundry, bills,

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aks Shoxs.—Jaoob Doll Has

itieoiotaf IWtoci tjf Brtfc land Shoes to the1 store-room, one square south of the old

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net one* as choose to favor him with will

(Potttram^lpnts wishing to "sort up" witn oadi and ends in the boot and

oii ju'It Pibsolvxd.—The firm of Brasher & alsbiaiyWar d«olvea eft Ihe sixtfleiflft U, 0th) jEayx»j»nuaiy 'aBfl*, by*mu«^ consent. Mr. Malsbary will continue the btifidiMi, sbd ittlon#

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That the Street CfcfemfBsftjftef

be directed to improve that part of Walnut street, west of'first street to the fcnd^ ing, in conjunction: with the pvopl^t^ owners along said street, and that he expend no more than $ 100 on the same, and that the Work te ddtaegin^cb^nafl» tier as he may think proper.

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IBuckeye Clothes Wringers. WfU^Grant G»otlfe«

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jD. Wxttig & Co., 170 Main Btreet, Dtmfn| fod^fldffl^alPlK^r Vi^tli^wock atiex^ct

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We do not__propose to sell for a song, but we-^Ul ieil Ji OQSt, all seasonable

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jIYH4v* jiitMoy*® my joqds.. tessporaxily, over M. Gooffmhn's Store, thre^ doors east of my old stand. All those whoJatUhamgalTM indahlart wiUjrinsa^ 6a31 and settle iK^fdiafrlyyflQ |l2dtf —M. A. Rabidan.

jB, Wxisz keeps the finest and best fitting Corset made. 16-dwtf

Merchant Tailoring.—I would say td the public that I am prepared to make sijits cheaper than any Merchant Tailor iq this city, as my expenses in keeping shop are very low. I will therefore make fine suit for $28, a fine blaok cloth Coat $22, Overcoats $23 pants and vest to suit, Call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry Goods Store, No. Ill, Main street.

I John B'arnikle. T. Cotter, Cutter. jl2-d2w

Good quality of Shirts and Drawers chn be had for 50 and 60 cents, al O Wiltig& Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

A Word to the Wise is Sufficient, -—If you want bargains in Ladies' Pure, go to C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block, they sell at cost, jll-dtf

do 2 5 N and 50 cents, at C. Wittig & Go's., ain street, Block. jll-dtf

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adjourned. T.'iE. LAWfiS, President,

pro tem.

Attest: W. bleik.tPf $ L71 1 -iu i'fc I Thnks.—I desire to return my thanks jo ytistofisa-'tUAS,-ing my goods fromTho fire on ThursHay night, the 7th instant, dlt] Jacob Doll,

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Fiety dozen Kid_J31oves, just received. Call on Biddle for.your Kid Gloves.

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hit-? Tr "5T Hose, .'10, 12^4^,- ?6 up to $100, al OT 0?CTKiSHK?r.^f

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ThB ActiW aif'i' tesive meujhoft1 oi

rsgular monthly aatertatnoiaa^.Ak'tKev ThrhW Hall, Thursdil^ ^eniS^ ^riitrtiar]

cards of Admission up to January,

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After American Mafhine^'T ttfcfcerthlly recommend it one of ior capacity. It is easily uifc a a out,of V*m kr^Pf work satisfactory and only should be understood to b# »444re«i. Mas. W-.

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If you wajat Jargains in Jointer Goods, ^0 to C. WS^f Ws-V life iWin street, Deming Block -they sell winter goods at

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All the Popular Hair Preparation fine H^ir and jCombs, choice Perfumes lor the nandker Suhief, English, French 'oilet Soaps, articles useful "a ound," for sa|$«bj| Berry 'ruggists. [21-dl0t

A Sweet Spiced Pickle inew at C. I. Ilipl^Js, _u

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stock of Groceries and Produce

for sale at his ndw stand, opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves.

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Know.—The cheapest place to buy Skirts ajflStiorafaiili ati IftassTir- Faetory ei 2, 16 dwtf

South 4th street rtrrg't

Clothing and Piece teR&foe'i'f'OWT! —We propose to olose out our stock of Beady-made Clothing at cost with the view of going out of that line of business. Also, a line of low priced Cassimeres, Jeans and Satinets at cost or less. Examine our stock, buy of us and save money. Gboyeb & Miller, 4,dwtf

Notice.—A valuable improvement in Electro Plating Spoons and Forks, by which those parts most exposed to wear receive an extra coat of silver, threei times the usual thickness, via: On tbej back of tho handle, heel of the bowl and points of bowls of spoons, back of the handle, and breasts and points of tines of forks. Tbe improvement is of the celebrated Rogers Broe., and tbe goods are for sale at S. B. Freeman's, 161 Main street, near corner of 6th. 23d wtf

Oranges and Lemons at Sage's. dtTr«dUK«-fc 7/arw

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Fbksh Citboh, i&islns and currants Sage's/ O.UIO! a (iB-dtf

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Go 5Po E. R. Wright A Co., for thos

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Do top want Prearred Orange Feel Call at (J. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

treet dtf »!ai jAa» or nlloE

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finest assortment, the

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to Mr. well, at jw p.

4 LAW fca^sVBaking Powdery are admirfi!^ Jtast evening we had some biscuits made with th4n, whTch would do credit to science itseflf. Nothing we ever used oan com* pace with it.",y IV- Baking Powders, all reliable grocers have for ale.

But whert yoti get the and the most Hardware for your money. Pet-ffaj^ OlL LBuW make you see it. dtf

Carpenters and for the best warT^nt^l Tools and Sash and I)oors s^.

builders «toer»Hy

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SWSB*5 R5ta^ok4, fresh from New Oceans, by the bf^rel or bushel, a^

and settle up.

For the finest Hoop

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Valuable Private REarDB*csc!iai^ !yw yujtwitukb rp» ,.8At#^-^r^r am

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to Burope this .spring I offer my private rssideaM' bihJtte ccA^fe? wnTOohrtn aqdi?^dar .street^, Bale. The house is «ne and a half story, of brick, with good knd coiivetfienl 6ot bolldings. The hdugA contains nine rooms, all in most excellent repair. The furniture of the same, which is new, including soifie'fine parlor furniture, I also offer for sale.,lko wieh all pefWBs kn^wiftg tbsMBolveato be indeted to me to come forward,

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W^i®®'8 Skirt Factory, aaiaov lfr-dwtf

Gold and Silver 1—Bounding the key note, selling off at cost, changing the sc^le of business and giving customers a. bdqefit.

The present entire stook of watches ilry, silver ware and fancy goodB will ffered at even cost from this c^te the firit of Janaary. The largest and rijiest assortment in the city, at

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lpSB8 is highly recommended.h^lllffsi pygpeplj'9a, on account ,of S: for' ic properties, flavor.

Wholesale also Bggs, Dried' Peaches, ied Apples, Fresh .Lemons, Cream

Cheese, pure Buckwheat and Lilly-White ?1our, Turnips, Cabbage and Potatoes, aay be found at Bay & Bailby'b Gama ltd Poultry Depot, No. 13r South-Fourth treet.

jj Coal I Coal 1—The H. Perria & Cot Situminous^Coal don't nead much adver^ing. Those persons who have used it this winter say that they will buy ao other kind of coal there is do Bulphur, op clinckers, no cinders, no odor Hbr dust, :t*o shooting in the stove, solhln^ but' Iwhite a?hes like those of wood.- Go to1 (Ph. Bi^s, their sole agent In Ter^6 fi'^e,{ land leave your ordere at his Grocery, sKoi 70 Main street, next to McEeen & Mitijshall's Bank. Terms cash. 25dlm

and in my own case, "Bsrr'g Pectoral Elixir^ I take.great piSaante in a^lhg m^ te^ttinpiy 'tc the many encominma.whichothMs liave deservedly lavishtd npon it. If whatever tends to relieve haaaafijiiWfTinffil a bebpacMn^th^i oeltairfiy "Barr'ffPectoral illxli^*^ Vortfiy or afnir*1i6. We can, from perioiM^^^|frlenco and acquaint-

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its

its purity and its del£ augl5-dw3m*

ifoTiCE.—In consequence of tb^ cp{ thiued ill-health of .Dr. Bell, the account# of -the firm of Mahan & Bell, must setjtled. Those remaining unpaid oil the 10th of January, 1869, Will be ljsf. fof collection without distincUoih.

Deo. 29, 1868. Mahan A Bell.

VALUAiiLBT^OTEBtf fc^Saliu—"The jjrpperty on the corner of 6th and Ohio streets, including the residence of Dr, ^iricb, is offered for sale. Those desiring good business locations will find them

bjre.

Apply a&the office

3u~

of,

ild3w Dr. Patrick.

)Behold, Ye Epiotjbm I!—Freeh Oysters, Ghickeas, Turkeys, Wild Ti^rkays, Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairia Chickens, bbils, Squirrels, Vonisen Fs«ah Sage, ivy Beans Md: Cranberries by the arrel or by the small. Pecans, Butter,

F. O. OBAWFOBD,

U*H »*iTO* 'f.®.

T. ft BAILBT, 1a—

.YfioTosRjO

r- o'dO

eirtit

•John B. Freeman'4^

Warreft.fiiftcfc^

SPEBB'S 8TANDABD WIN-B-MT*

*QAifliL.bO

toe £St .icy ,,u'j i, tr.,t i-i'ji* .OkllHlOJO Imi Ut^Si ST

J.,- ,id

M1AHQ

.oitfO hn« «bM ss»*vs'*3

SHAWLS!

,",16-dtf

1TKE JUOWMST

LOCAL NOTICE.

I Hie Banger oIJBelay.-rBut few ji^r

ease*

require more attention than Oolda and CBHgw How many persons, when they take a cold, conaldy lt,offnalmj)ortaac»,and let

It rpn on,y|thi

out Mudting a moment oil ita opnac^butles. Jttl metob^tiat neglected cojds are frejoSnll^ cj^4j getoua,and often result in diseases meat difficult to cure. A cold in the.h ed produces a cough, then: oornc-f yai^ ia the side^- flrrer^diQcullf in breathing, and finally ,onds in Consumption.— Who would suffer from a cold, \y|tji the.prpbability of a serious attack.o£ da'tatthrJBA&cro tla,

Inflaecgv, InflaUnnrtiotflorjthe-Lunga,

ing, *pelth?

.TKSiiA

Ac.,

when tbut, efficient preventive, MISHLER'S HKBQ BITTKES ,can bo h%j«t a moment's notice? It will romore_the tickling sensation which proceeds a ct,ld, prevent j^oajieness^ch^kcough

mucous gathered in tbe bronchia,

and resist tucoeasfnlly that fell destroyer, Oon-

r'vti

Barr'8 Pectoral

Slixlr.

.H4&MS08E&

Wbolesa

it.an^. the Proprietor ai

riJuxb.ak.

BBOOKE,

,^fftrf'bnry This invaluable remedy for the cure of Colda, Coughs, Croap, Hoaraeneai,etc., is mannfactnred

'imat)

iKisa Pow^jiLia uaequaljad jfotj mailing light id nutrifioua BlsiWta, Bons, HlioEwheat and of^^rldd^a fcken,

to,

TBASPOONSFITI, FOB A (JtJABT OF FtOUB. Bold by Grocers (fenerally. At wholesale, in Terre Haute, by COX ft SON,

MCM**ir' •c^Kaawjifc,.

it I.

Has for Sale

AO^O O

O &S,

I E W 1 8

&A eb

on SolittMe," Ad th

Diseases and Abuses which create impediment of Belietof charga.-

WANTE'

A GENTS WAJSTulD.—$75 to AS. 1900 p«r month 1 Or a Commission from Irhlch twlo* that amount oan be made by Mtltng1 tho UUrt layrowd Oommon ha« Family 8mt lag MaciM— Pmica 918. CO. For Circular* and Tarsia. addraM O. BO WEBS A CO., d«-4w3m 3208. 3d St., Philadelphia, P».

UflNTED—A Servant Girl, to TV doK«n«ralhooMwork. "Apply tolMdl' atal^at 8ooth-wa*t corner of Fourth and dak.,1

-\t"ANTj£D SALESMEN TO vV Travel for a Manufactoring Company, awl Mil by (ample. Good lragea are guaranteed. Addnst, with stamp, H. D. AMILTON CO.. Ho. ttSChsatamt at., Fhiladelphla, ,,

IBdwIm

TXT ANTED.—SCKAP IRONf" One hacdred ton*of Scrap Iron wanted at tins Fhcsnix Foundry, corner of 9ih and Eagle fltradti. VoKLrBESH A BABNARP. octledSm

FOR RENT.

T70K RENT.—The Farm of the J? lateW. D. Wood, Are ibIIm eeat^'oa ibe National Boad, oontainlng about 30) acres oi laDd—160 under cultivation, the remainder in pasture. Two-itory fratre hooso—tan rtxuna— two bane and one largo hoc

Mdtf

TjlOR J? For

of Ihe Republic,

Bveii'g, Feb. 15th,

r04 TBr

Vflc

olt

FIGURES

.htksoa ac

POSSIBLE

I -U»|v tr. Uitt ,»«*»«. ..

(WILL 9$fTCVEN. ^.«

E D8 CO. CornS^Votlfih 4nd Main Sts. .J*a ^.'h

.KAIOIKAHOSld

.'-rdSDlao'i.qqe #1

.Yfratfijjiif

.8OKIMMI0T 'IViA bKOITOK i" iT-tt aUK lit ,'!f.(.-i/i

GAOHA1S 1

JUH t'Moobbst A ifiwaaM 10 uT ,'irti

.ETKaOA lTATtA JA'd'A

.OwiN

ifju\co .mi**:

.aTaeaoD a«A

mnix?.

.aaAWKIT (TKA VO'K 0 .11) dtiluS ,teeiJ .n .if

Tt#» itl

-aa iAT

.Li'..-

J**!IP

House

ft SON.

yj^E hayI justBxxir thbouoh oub

Stock, in( prices to the

ip yrtUr for (tar

a»l

rcMANXS

O^Ms of We MfJjMdy and interelt of oUE ous-

h^Hfenf^^d to the tomers as to oiff Wi,

0&1 7

]|CteBMi.*l Benefit

of tt/yftfrai* SethsP Wtiag the trne Maol fair dealing.

*«e9, jotnsil^els, «if Ottftitacm&i aSeSttWkf.. JC«lfl.

^AlrM®^l01M0W8,

jw*

OOGHTON, How art

A'sociatlon, Philadelphia, Pa. JaSldwSm

RENT—NICB ROOMS— For a Family, without chlldten. Inquire

DR. PEKOE, 3d etreet. 17dft

FOR SALE.

"J?OR SALE.—Houso and Lot on J? Tenth etreet, between Eegle and Mulbeirj. The Hooio le a ftot4 o»e-story frame,

T70R SALE.—Wishiiigto

T?OR SALE.—The

msmv

.eJYaisaoTTA oJmK iifi .3

4 Jtc:

•l-soiaS ©MO -iSe!H li

UMU

,8#taadiija a^A stomti

bM at*#

ViedlolC ban iwm .^mscBU'0 in xaHHOiiATa an A

moon

4 .Mt'm

.LHXXA8

WtOH8 QK A KTUOci tltiuaf dlio'ni -,l 801^51 it .j .(me .TflCTOA"?

T70B Ju City

rt uU it a

jioajao")

(«i*K

fc dii ,im ,:,

i'.--

ioulr*J ,iis«»0 &

U&A HOIttfclM iAO'J

\miii. af.»W 15*1,

alaaS

laa#0no

itt

it j.,ti

S. ''•-'f t:'

JKTetlTKaa Tii ,* :uok .'i

jlti?

.M ha*

.e:.^uiU

St4#f .»*f Invite

|1 M^

nhtli

bn*

S 1 91SS fliajUl TT ..oil S •»,}»

Ta CLOSE OUT!

engage

JD in oiher bniiueai. we will sell oar QKOCEBT STOKK and BOABDIKG IIO0SE KUBNITOBE very reaaonabie. Any perron wiehlng to engage In tbie bna ne«e, can find a good eite by calling at NOBBIS' Wagon Yard,on North Third etreet. 8dtf

valuable Busi-

neea Stand, altuated on tbe

lon'heaat cor

ner of 12'h en-* Main street, The prcparry con•iete of t'olot*, 21 feet front cach, a.fo-stoiy brick bnildieg, well, c'slern, itsble, end

qniaite improTementi. Forferms, eoqufreon the premises. ISeSw:

OB HOBSES-—Eighty aorea of Land

T?OB SALE—A Fine two-story X? Frame Swelling Hooae—elpht roooia, gae, •lata roof, two cieterne and well,stabie, oarriige, honaa,and g^od fruit. Lot 160 .feet front by feet deep. Will be aold cheap. Apply.to alSdtf P. M. DONNELLY.

SALE—Or Exchange for City Property,10 acres of ground miles last of theclty, with a good brick hooae ot eight roomi,cellar, well,oiltera, stable^aheda, oarri-age-honse, fTrat rate orchard of apples, peaif, peachea, plums, charrita, grapea,and, three acres •trawberriee, 1% ra«pb»ni«a, I acre goceebcrrlej and currants—all beating. Dcor yard aet with evergreens and flowers. Call at the County Treasurer's files.

LET.—A

-mot,

,.o'j reikis

i-u-i

nice suit of tmftir-

I O N A E A N MAKUFAOTOBY, AND O S O E

FRANK HEIIIG ft BBO Msnufaoturers

of all kinds of

ORACKEttB,

BREAD and CAKES, PRETZELS, f! and Dealers In

O E E

JJOAKS,

On Lnfayetto St., between Oan a! and Dopotj

INDlAiSTA.

Orders bft at N. Katz?nVach's StJW5 'Main street, or 4th etrest, will bo promptly'attend-

t0-

j.-

J,2,dtf

g-a,v:,

ATILITAKY CLAIMS-CARD 1VX FOR I860.

DAVID S. DANACllSOS,

Office—Farrington

N. E. Corner Public Square,

.i.ttaa Up Stairs, FiSbv Does, TiEitliE HAUTE, IS®.

b-nu. n-

i'i

fii 'tji, t'i

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECVTEJT Vouchert Made

out and

:.-i .11 ,gi

Pention Money

of tbe reoent

tK- tn .T'V i"W .ii

^eait* «sitil* i* iii'tiS*® .eTHSKBdim WAAbQHM-

Drawn

iT 111r-j

jfrom

Any Agency in lie United SUM.

PROTESTS ISSUKD, L«nd Warrants Assigafedf Bought and Bold,

Defettive Assignmeats

Pensions,If now applied for and granted,will

commvnce at

the date

the soldier's discharge.

"Ho time should ba lost, as tbis favorable provision terminates totally about Jure 1870, or Bt'flre years after the dUcharge.

Arrears of pension.my now be had in all oasea where the pension does not commence at the date of discharge, or de .th of the soldier. Look at your oerttflcates

anrl

oali on mo.

Bounty claims under tbe.reoent law, act oX I July 23tb, 186C, are now nearly all paid. A new law fbr the next and iant fibrtuty',mkf, perhafSl,' be patsed this winter.

the'war of

111*. ••«.»: •. Ko land Warrants i\e«d b»ie^«ot«d forsarvFcfl in the late war,and no furfhAr bounty to eran, who hashad thrce or fotrt hundred dollais.

I have never lost a good claim,where, the jpirty, permitted me to manage it in my. own. way. have lost two valid claims on account of cuob terfarence.

SV Befer to Kerchant', Banters an'l Oitiiens generally, and to any one of

thn

J)ISSOLUTION.

thousand whose

olaims have been obtained by me. jaSdwtf 1). S. DANALDSON.

The psrtnerAiip heretofore exfethig between Linus A. Burnett »od Fred. A. Bore, ts this day dissolved by mu ual oansent. Either party will sign In liquidation. 1IHC8 A. IWRHltTT,

FBB&. A. K088.

Terre Haute, Jan. J, l§fl9«4dlmr.,

ISSOLTJTIO.N

fladtu.

-Stock,

ilfdo our-tmPto

,M) Si

•atatapMNiGf 4IB«0«U

mmtmt

Is, vyDEftSO]f.

Jan 1Mw3d jf/*"

In rettrri^g to theaboti niHte, ti^ tliiftflrtg'ried bega lkaM to rerarajtb&aki to his friends and the publie to general, fcr p&st favors, apdcDWHt ecUiO^r aollclots a continuance of th» same.

GO^ofallkjxi Far sale at reduoed ^rioM, and delivered .A »y of Order, to aay partot the^ty» A salers supplied at lor rat«s. ...

We wlH else deliver Wood hy th» fdfo ird, toaoy part of the city.

JOUKW.

BBA,

Ho. 25 South

yp/Ai

IYBBY BKO,

otrftfn

Third street.

HEARTH and HOME,"

s"i

Ax Illustrated WaxKLT

IMUti

A^O.

htd.

Boqaice ot

C. FAIRBANKS,

ACtheTerte Hante Hon«o

16 Pa&er

-ISI'W 9 'l'-

XOR the, l#i» &'J SC

FARM, CfAltDEN AND FIRESIDE,

edited BZ

DONALD G. '.W:

yiaff %-1

"'HARRIET BEECHRR STOWE.

No. 5 is a number of unusual richness, *an4 j»e uk the lovers of good reading and fltii engravings to buy and examine it.

^e4d

th®

orlilaT

'•.'i'Si--1

POR OAT-

XT'ABM TO TRADE JD TLB 0 •itnatrd in Crawford County, Uiasonri, well adapted to Stock raieinr, haTing three •prlof^ior living water on it location healthy. Theiriove land wilt be exchanged for Horace or Cattle,or eoldlor forcaah. Call on W. L. HODDY, at the Daily Expreee Offloe.

is ,)|

MITCFBLLt,rtrj uU A ID if

"tifl.Casfl i*—i Mem (j Mn

q*I

iruifr i.p

S NOW READY. Jm bOiV

«di

tiiat

"Life in the Iron MUU,f

good

condition. Will be aold wy low. Enquire on the premise#. HERMAN ARKOLD lMlw

THIS TEMBHOIE LEGACY.

It will b« Copiously illottrated by Btephens, and will fun through several number*. The genius of Mrs. Davis, in its intensity and sombrenev, strongly resentbles that of Jaite Etee, and "Thb TEWBBrlE Leoacy" will be foand to posBess the highest interest.

uta

**»r#»!«,•

In this number i« begun tbe publioation of a new story of domestic life, l« written expressly for Hbabth akd Home by Mbs. Kebecca Hasdin Davis,author of

entitled foU.Siua

L#*

:.1 I

TV?

TABLE OF COSTEHTS. I

OFF THE ^JQRSSY COAST.

(A Picture) -'sr

all

Harry Fens.

II.

LULTS OF WHITKitS.

INKXPERIBNOID Harriet Beechar Stow*.

jf .€»£»«*• 1 r*|»atrli tf .••, .., W» .ii r«

IIL

THB SHADOWED RIVEB.

(A Poem) OtP.0M»«fc.r.

1 UrtO

•acta *fj

i,r

tit

bu.-

!ai 11

I iT j,_

nilhed rooms,with board for a faj^fly, at tfate Bnntin House. 20d3t

T°.

i'ls

THE TEMBlSbKE LEGACY Mrs. Rebecca H. Davis

la-rp ....

BECKY BRADLEY, ,'Mrs-

R- H-

3t/xldard.^

... .1- J'

__ I'iS -t -i

.1... at am -VI. *.

i,K

MR3. HUNNIBEE'8 DIARY. Laura £. Lyaarf.,

-t

oi Pf

VII.

LETTERS to COUNTRY BOYS. No. 1. Odl. T. W. 'Hifglotoa.

J-'i'.VAl

viB o# ,..

.»»•?»»« roa yin.iv-

BURNS' DAISY. (IUustrated.) "Wee, mtidest, crimson-tipped flow&r.'*1

ftf'ji-n.

IX.

A GOOD GROWL FROM DI0SENE3. C. A. Bakir. .*»«i tj-toi.

lit

litis:

eut

RebalUotiiaAd

for lSK

andK68, has

collected.and Bald oyer to the olajmanta more than Twt)®fudr»d ThoaMM fiSliira''bait tai ed three hundred Pension Certificates, for iwonnded or fnfured soldiers, wldews, mothers, and minor children, and seven hruodred boai|ty checks for discharged privates.

r'.

•i,

/...

Ir iqput n.-^ri

.-t .* .»

How a PIANT MANAGED MATTERS1 Frank R. Stoaktn. •0» tut« tj* Mfitfc.li,: m.f J«J| J,,i: ,|f

(Concluded.)

Block,

,vev'„

Petition Claims Prosecuted, Arc rears of Pay Procured,.

ix,,,j

f! «, rfjjw -.,

„j

XI. CONTRIBUTOR. 1,,u

A HUMOROUS a"

rIt r-

JANUARY TALK.

•.«ran \ii

Tewksbtay

XII.

A REPLY TO BUTTER w." WOOL." I Masaaohasetis Farmer. jrwt'r'i

Mb. Danildpok well understands'the'mode of iadjn tlnf and collecting atiy clalins"growIng

-J*' •T ,j :rr'T»J

XIV.

GARGET: JtTS TREATMENT. Prof. Law, of Cornell Unirtfsity. r?

lH)'J 1 CT'J

if» of

Tf sn, applioatiom maji

be made the coming Spring orfnmjner^.,1 »U1 igive notice when such law is

pas*ea.

ihave yet been aliowed for

cw I,,

xv.

IMPORTED NEAT CATTLE. Oharlti L. Fitaf,*

7*triMcJ io noli

fe'ti.Hiaii if If* XVI

135 a

[PROFIT^. p&KLtfcR for H. A.

No pensions

trrtrier-fa

j&hstiloo.ff/

iju,*?**r fifty fff »r*iiswmqmi

t'iliitjebtdj tnr

XfV'tL^'--

,c.

(With

•ill* ,1'jT -Tred

NOTICE.£RU''*?0' fifr

The partnerShfp heretofbre rtlsftbg Mfween tbe anderslgaed, undisr tba firm .»»»»^i)r.N. krlasger A Brother, has this day b«en dfasolyed by limitation. Tbe bnriness will be crirtromtd By J. Erlanger, who is nnthorind-Ki setU^ail^iMM' •f the firm. Ail those knowing thfipetU.ei ba Indebted to ns, are reqneat^ to con»e .f^rwars. at once, ands tile, ., sr.'BBMIlQarsA vjS

ai qa

LAND.

BWbAMQgfc,.

£'aa,!SI£ia^

^AYRSHIRE COW "FLORAE :%A fine Pbr(ralt.

AMTUyBlCENTS, |aghe

SiablSS

ifsyfejfiiista: stoCkand Carrisiree, to aov.,...™,, to ao-

EOB'ifluiria

Wishing to 4*Mlt Bwtmw, J»ag.

".^^arnees, or other livery "articles at Hunter's advanced oa ihe same. *JX" decftlff -i--—- HtWWS-* OOLLINS.

Forft^

wu", V^*v3«iovir«

•**xvni.a*

einio'}

.eelMotat

|THE CROW- (XI lustra ted by Forllja) Prof. Verril, YaJ»Collaga. ssifae^M t,» nso Unf.rf"

'Boil ,ff#rrr^ wod lo

xfx

if'a?

STEAMING CATTLE-FEED.

detailed experimenl^.l W-

«wt, n'.T.

,t«£

JO et/»f .MWS'lil «. In J. 1 ... .• XX T,EE L4.p?E J^ARON ROTH8CHI|iD,»

Jnu*»BY^*at. (Ula^fcratad, b/a plaa/ as-.il—«9iTi «.d 01 bei9vit«a

Jii,t& Jof xt*

-aoneco Its el mgjyyj sr-ifcix %oj.».1 OUB WINTER fiOME in FLORIDA D. JTj Jtcatisf. i*u

wob W!

iisdO ta 4, i. •, XXII. ASPAWAGRJS-QROWINO IN

XiiY-

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER OASIS.

Xmfi&Mf

i..

f)8

aniT

1.1"', .,

itr

siite Jfew« Doilene

Ten Gents!

Invariably In advanc^ AvepoBles, $16.

N, B.-7-We have complaints, made b* Widegts o( New "3Q)rk and Brooklyn.IhVl their fnjaig^bprjiiooa newsdea'ers^dd hot themeelvM supplied vid^ nKABT^r

Poys, ]thus,potting Iheff ojatomert to.inpoovepiencfl. We wTIl pel 6bl|gad io all who jvjU send & to us tne nattawbf such dealers. Residents of Jfew ^Tcrrk 0})# caa subscribe for Hkaxth ai HoifB at oar

a9ee, for $4

2A |er aon(

FVB

.n ,»asu i«!ie