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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKKRK-HAUTK, IN1

Satnrfl&v Homing. Jag. '23st, 1869.

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Accommodation._1C:20

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TO-DAY'SADVFISTISEMETF'ES

Prairie City Planing

MILLI—Olift*

Williams.

Phyelslan and Surgeon—8.J. Young.F*3E. Billsrd Boom—WM. Shaffer. Farmer*'Hot l—D.W.Bankin Attachmect Notices—Z Smith,J. P. ...II la Bankrnp'CY—James II.

Davit.,

T0DAT,8

LOCAL 1I0TI018

Groceries and

ProTiafota—D- Miller.

Pric.'s Oream Baking Powder. LFC!

Speer's Port Grape in®. 'A

CITY NEWS..

THE VELOCIPEDE in Terre Hauteis A success. A. J. Welch can ride it. So can So# "Wildy. .I

WOBM DOCTOR holds forth nightl at the corner of Main and Fourth streets to large audisnces.

THE Hoa LAW,

we are given to under

rtwrd will berigicUy enforced on and AFTER the first day of-Pobroary.

DOOLEY, O'Connell'A successor,

THE VELOCIPEDE

LECTURE.—We

DR. STEPHEJ* J. You»o.—We are pleased to welcome back to oar city this gentleman,who has resumed the practice of medicine here.

Viao

His office is on the

west side of the public square,in the room lately occupied by Dr. Curtis.

THE GALAXT, one of the very best of our monthly magazines is on our table by favor of Bartlett & Grundy. If you are not reading it, get.the February number,* run through it* pages,and you will find in it9 corps of writers,in truth a "Galaxy."

cOTTNTT radicals

Jiave petitioned

the Legislature to make provision for educating the colored children—but they want them taught in schools exchjsiv^ly their ownl—Journal.

The "radical" who headed the petition, as we see by the legislative reports, was Col.Thomas Dowling I

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GON*.—MM. Phebe Ann Cooper, widow of the late Joseph Cooper, died at the residence of A. L. Chamberlain, yesterday morning) in the seventy-fourth year of H*I, age.— The funeral services will be held to-mor-row afternoon at two o'clock. ..

Gus ARNOLD received

THE Iron and Nail Works

are

having

put up by William

COL. JOHN W.

Company

AR^VBTY large

tubular boiler

Cliff, proprietor of

the extensive boiler factory,so as to run the nail machines separate from the heavy machinery. About the first of February the company will resume vork In all thoir departments on a larger scale than any of their previous operations.

FOSTER,

of the

was

Evans

vilie Journal, was in the city last nfght on his way home from Indianapolis.— The Colonel labored very earnestly to secure the nomination of his friend, Gen Veatcb, but accepts the situation gracefully,aadjbolievesthe choice made by the jpegislature is a good one LA every re spect.

A REPORT was current

States Navy, who, many years

SUN DIAL.—WE wera tho*n yesterday a self-adj jsting sun dial, made by Berjamin Ebbitt, formerly of this ci'y, now a resident of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. It is a present to his nephews "Fred and Will," eons of Mr. Joseph Ebbitt, of this county. Great ingenuity is displayed in its mechanism, and it is really a handsome piece of work. It may be seen for a few days at Jos. Kern's, opposite the post office.

HOUSE BUILDERS, and all

IAUIV*.

bas

Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's

II*.

lugtrftWdTTbwapapor for January 30th

THE steamer Zebra, H, G. Hager

being built by Mr.

Tittman,is on the order of Mr.H.

Hawley, freight agent of the E & C. R. It will be completed this evening.

THE SIGNS must coma down—that

see by the Paris, Il)S,F

papers that Rev. E. F. Howe, of this city, is to deliver a lecture on Temperance in that town on Tuesday evening next.

FABMHB? HOTEL.—Mr.D. W. Rankin has taken th&house, corner of Ninth and Cherry streets, recently erected by Chauncey Rose, EE}., given it the above title and opened it as a boarding house with wagon yard attached.

THE COST of a velocipede put up at the carriage factory of Wildy, Thomas & Oo., will bo about fifty dollars. Rev.S. M. Stimson

will probably hand in the

first order. He can rid© it if any man can.

who con

template erecting buildings the present season, are referred to the new advertise* ment of Olift & Williams, Prairie City Plaining Mill. This* establishment, the most extensive in the city, invariably gives the fullest satisfaction. There is nothing in the line of wood work for a bouse, but they are capable of executing promptly and with a guarantee of being just as represented.

'A0K^R^JIEF|.:&. 0.

people will be pleased to learn that new life has been infused into the enterprise of

terminus,^HROUGN Crawfordville and Frankfort to Logansport. There is now

the coming soason. Some time since the Commissioners of Parke county voted a donation of teaJjuui^nd-dollars per mile, to the county line, to any

company who

would build a road connecting Rockville

WITH |OME RAIIRO^

point north.-

AND the

n'tiotfed-ictfft#,act

ing upon the maxim that the early bird catches the worm,have gone to work in earnest to SETWIEE itiiedonation and uity the road. An feojofinrned Meeting was held at WAVDUND| EFT Thursday of last week, tfon of a' company for the first linteia ~:TB^ yctension—namely, from Rockvine to' Crawfordsville—wafl effected,and Hon.

JOFPPH

MI4

com

manding,will leave for Perryville and intermediate ports this morningjat eleven o'clock.

county/

is,

all more than throe feet from the wall,or lets than ten feet high—the Council having refused to repeal the ordinance.

Milligan was

chosen President bflhe road. That meetingt$J« APPGIOTED General Wallace and

a co'mmlttee to attend a

meeting of tho citizens of Clinton county on last Saturday,at Frankfort. The meeting was very largely attended,every part of thn county being fully represented, together with the eastern part of Mont» gomery.|N&*FCE iioflhern

part of R6FANA

TDG Weting passod A resolution

declaring that the Commissioners of Clinton county ought todonatcra sum not to exceed ten THOUAFFTL 'TFTFFART^R- mile, to build the road. The meeting adjourned to meet at

Darlington, to-day, when the

PI^9^N%ORG|AIEA|KJP O|' the Cojmpaa^ will TAL^.PI»CE,.1JO build the:SECOND-link in the

EXTEN«IQP^,NAM©LSI'^'OIN

Crawfords-

ville to Frankfort. The very best men in the country,through which the road passes, are taking hold of the matter, and backed up as they are by the earnest desire of the masses, that the road may be speedily completed,there is no doubt but that the road will be built.

The opening of this road will give the people ot that section of country easy access to the coal-fields of Parke county, and will also afford the long desired direct communication with Evansvilie, and ther-ebynafanriahTRM desirable outlet .to southern markets.

OS.UI

KAJ ft

SPIRITUALISM.

EDITORS "Common Sense" iriStit again,'I SE^ in the EXPRESI He is not DISCED to endorse "Fair Shake'' ^yesterday's issue,OF your paper, who, \hi|I)r,,®»irly SHO'WI! that Christianity, having.for its

FOUNDED the son

I am certain of

a small cart load

of papers last evening—plaoing on our table a'generous supply, including the pictorial for nexl Saturday, and

No-

I OFTRFrank Leslie'S New Magaaina Jtor Young Ladies. Gus is determined to build up a good periodical TR^D^ and his friends are helping him by a liberal patronage.

FEW

days

Since tbat Commander Richard Lyman LAW, of the United States Navy,

and

son of Judge John Law, of Evansvilie, died at Philadelphia, on the 11th inst.— ThU wai a mistake, as we learn from the Evansvilie Journal. The deceased WAS a brother,not the son, of Judge Law,of sizni'ar name-—Lyman Richard Law— and

a midshipman in the United

since,

was

striaken down with ESWP TOLUL, on the coast of Africa,from the effects OF which he never recovered,and hat since been IN UM Asylum

Philadelphia.

of a car

penter, aftflltfCitst disciples poor fisher, men, must have sprung up amongst the unlearned. 'Ergo, before condemning! savans

AND^FTLF tten OF common

TUB MOM Stae FAEMSBS^LOT-I-. This Club was orgahizxl the Hut^iaaekin December, aod has. met rqgularjy..&t^he Mont Base School House eadh Monday evening for diicueeione, periainfn^rto farming, fruit grawprtgandotbek Questions of general interest. For dj^pu^op for the next eveniDg, 3k£ooiaY,-£an? tttfi-, the foljpwjng subject "Whether £bo right o: tended to females

sense

8HP4U}F^§^YN^TIGATE Spiritualism,eten though its adherents be not found in the circles of leacnljig andsoienoeTso termed. This,I apprehend,is the kernel of "Fair Shake's" nut, WHICH, it is. plain to see, "Common Sen&e" has not yet cracked^ when he does he may taste and find what bo and

ALL^OF us much «EED,

sense.

common

I am glad to-see tho liberty

with which

.FIT-

u'alijm, "Mehrs. Editors. TL is to me a sign of advancement, for I am certain, if

anything,that the phe

nomena, of which those occurring

v-'r

tr. '-rtV

Your correspondent of to-day farther asks, with the air Of "Sir Oracle,1'for U( MA^I-AOMETHING else-boaidos poor po«T ry in the place of tbe Jtlble." This eor* of thing is high sounding impu Jfbce,

sig1

nifying that "Common Sense" either feelB his own incapacity to grapple with his subjecViacking argument,ot he is TOO puffed np with self esteem to see it.

have ner doubt in my mind that he means a sly thrust at me. If so,I am riot hutt but only disposed to drive him into a comer. I now ask him to show to your readers the "bad poetry" he speaks of,or, like a true Christian and

GENTLEM&LT to "confess his mistake.".... If "Common Sense" uses tbe term in a general SOMET 1 will

undertake to

produce

froiff thejlit^ratttre of Spiritualism as muA goeel poetry as he can

"bad." The

nOTeAttftrrrtfTwith which he hands Spiritualism over to Ledgermain is not the less amusing whsn one consider that he knows nothiqff of THE modus operandi- of the phenomena in "Egyptian darkness" at PWOSEY Sail. Let

tae %SLbra him that

all tricks of Ledgerdemain originate from Egyprtsn DIARKNEW what is good for the goose Ht LEAN good for the gander.

wis .FDC^TED :JDf'suff^gijbe &

By a resolution of the &3>T?$ invitation is extended to the ladies and all others that wfejhCattprjaJ C£B

ASULTB&ATSD OOJT®|: ievelations In the FFISFUARY^ vaZdxy concerning the adulteration of,POFFFTE JN.T^9 New York market are peculiarly inter, esting

these days of D&emical

gations. He says: 4 RF If the BIFYET IRGLBUND C&FR(W CONFEL fwl assured that the article he purchased was only aduherat&L with

chicory, h6 mfgW,

perhaps, continue to use, and in the course'of time eVen become aoaustqj to it without baviifg his appetffe FT)r beverage disturbed,:.£ut while adulterator is chiicklihg at the cbeatr ^8 practices on the COQGUNJ.ERY LIE ia ,]FT TUTU the victim of. the qliicory

DEAI^T -F PO

profiting by the example of his customer, adds to his chicory refuse carrots, parsnips, turnip?, gpoiled iisciiHt, corn,

JGJA

and beans, acorns, burnt Sugar,sawdust, red earth, burnt rags, oakum or ROPQ yatn,:exhausted 'tan OPSOK)£BARK/V# residua,AND'other sinailar

ap^ii

stances. It is not, therefore, wUo to take the advice given by some that we add chicory to the coffee_5we have odiseTwes roasted and ground for, in the first place,it is «F po use WHATEVER EXCEPT W deepen thb color, which may be DON? JOST as well by a little burnt sugar, and secondly, we may be"ADDING fppg.Af-tb0 very suggestive SU^TANJGSG^^E^JONED

The samples of adulterated coffee that I have examined

have

GENERALLY contfctfc*

ed large quantities of bread,which-is bably

harmless as any thing ^BAT oould

be used for the purpose,

cleanest, if

AND perhaps the

could only feel sure th&V

it had not passed through the garbag^ pail JOFL.,|ta journey .to tbe EOFFEEWDSAKFTII ATFTJTHFFF'F ery S^mmon aduTteration is by roasted rye, which,if "of good quality, WRIULD^UU HN PNRFFLCTLV h.acmless^ but itis evmenTT£at"a3 the objectof the sophisticator is to swindle his customer,he will purchase tbe cheapest article he can find, and since good rye commands a good price, he will Use &H Article that ia'either spoiled, or perhaps spurred or ergot rye, the properties of whle^areoo well known that it is not necessary to mention them here,except to state tbat often they are not entirely destroysd'by theiheat ta which-the grain is fctltijected in roastingf and this may be sometimes the

JUST RECEIVED,

Fancy Goods,at D. Miller's. 23-dlOt

FRESH

SMOKED

A NEW and large stock

-LOAF

NOTICE DI

JTHJE

first class grocers

have Dr.Prifee's Cratiifn Brffting Powders for salo. 23dSt .,

MILLER'S GROCER^ -AND PROVISION STAND^THE.

undesigned takes pleasure

ia announcing to his friends and customers that he has moved his Grocery and Provision Stand into his elegant new store house,on the corner of Fdurth acd Bfogle streets,and tfcht be HAI djjened one of tbe largest and best assortments of pure fresh Groceries and Provisions to be found TO MOBF' and accommodate LISY OLD customers and the public generally I ask a call to my iiew ESTABUSBME^T^

Jan.23.1869. DLOT^ 3 & A 13

Pence's Hall THROUGH the mediamship of W. T. Church are but a minute part,are destined to shake up the dry leaves of ossified materialism and sham Christianity evei^whe#e editing."Comtnbn Sense" seems to pride bimsalf on his smartness in telling of the 'tomfooelries"of"potato throwing spirits, and, whilst he doos this under cover of the Egyptian darkness of a nommt fU plume, would have us sup. pose that he is a Christian (by the way in his former letter ho said ha was "a Spiritualist Does he know what he is If he ia a Christian,does he suppose that aboating "tomfooleries" AND insulting L&dies who attend Church's seances is the way to Ihow it," OT is it not father like the rabid shouting ot tke Jews "He hath a devil,away "WITH him t"'• Y-"

of Main and Sixth streets, offer all goods at such low prices"..THATTRTB:.yedace-th.e stock and save moving as few goods as po?«ihle, and open the new store with a fresh stock.

IN tBe'meaftlfme^LL depa.rt-

mrat will be kept WEU,assorted and NEW goods added weekly as usual,WHICHY*^ the balanae of the stock, will be sold at very low prices. The sacrifice.of profits will not

TIE confined to Staple goods, as

change,and pries rwtkei iwm to INSURE S^le, AND affording an unusual ppport«H nity to buy all kinefs OT White Goods cheap,embracing ia parti PLAIN Striped and Plaid Jaconets,

FIUY your Sewing Machines of fid* dlf.

FUTT DOZEN lid Giovas,'JUST received. Call on Biddie

CLtfelis Weimqeks .'CLOTHES W&nro-

Little Grant Clothes Wringers. ringera, GAL^AT

f^"KC

^CPRT J^^OUBT'8-

^IATOKS, freih from New

Orleans, by the barrel or bushel, at EJSCPC^«OHT

IFFL

CO'8-

STO.'WFWFT Ifiift3Street, Deming Block, sell all their winter stock

WX do not propose to sell for a song, TEAFEWALARTU-IELL- «tcatft*Q «1! seatonable goods. C. Wrrrio&Co. ^M^WTRIETIILTEING Block.

A A I»ti FE

^JHATE REM0V^A^ GOODS^mporarity, over M. Goodman's Store, three

OLLKATII settleRiiimediately 0 0 $ "i"' A'--ting Corset made. 16-dwlf vi

AUIC

OKXO TJUALITT of 'Shirts and Drawers CPN BCR BAD •'FORI®TF'*8ND'60'CENTTJ^LLTI C. W^I^O^, LW JFCIIN itttfel," fiemihg Block. JLL-dtf

0BSSBSSBS5589BHEBEBH(55BBI9BS*SET

A WORD-T^IV-WHETBBVRRICIENT. J—IF you want bargains in Ladies'

WOOLEN HOODS at 10 cents, 25 cents and 50 cents, at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

C^USE

those serious accidents or troubles,•that result in the breaking down of the health of married worses. 1&.0S i£

you want bargains in Winter Goods, go to C. Wittig & Co's., 179 Main street, Deming Block they sell winter goods at

'exact cost. jll-dtf

1 A

SALMON

at D. Miiler'8.X&0'> I.K 23-dlOt

SWEET

Canned.

Fruits, just received, at D^Miller's. -D2^T ^«T".

SUGAR- Syrup,Silver Drip,Gold

en and Chester Syrups,

ALWAYS on harfd

•aVD.Miller's?'5 FIOS 23-dlOt

Miller'S»advertisement in

morning's

PRIQPERA LO-dlOt .1. I NW^LMYW

WHAT'S THE OBJECT?—Suppose

costs

three to FIVE dollars a year more than soda or saleratus to supply your famify with Dr. Pfica'S Cream Baking Powders which contaio&-.-nothing but what is daily eaten, and saves yourself aju| family from dyspepsia, ANDFO^HER stomach ailments. All

SPICED PICXLE--Something

taew at C. I. Ripley's.

a large supply of

SMALL

and Halibut,

JEA^-AI^S|AN^ COTTJ^'^|

NOTICE.—A

Electro

DANIEL MILLER.

baAi

SPEER'S WINE is the pure

unadultera

ted juice of the Oporto grape,now boing CI^tivated

in this country iby

Druggists are agents for this wine. 23dftwlt

CARD.—Having closed our invoice and revised the stock, we shall,from T&is time FOR^FFD

until our removal to

aWt*'

J|TEW STYLES

Mr.8peer.

IUs valuable for family USE-AND for,US totfid'abd hivigoratfng1 properties.' It gives tone to the stomach and invigorates the system. In fashionable circles it has become the favorite table wine.-— INTTUIGETUNT" R-.'-FAWS-WF

at 149 Main street.

T^OORNER

BRAR BUT LAST COAIFC Miaee Hea^y lterioo VesUf (to clf ^i) inch 35 cnatf~.l^ 60 —J «.f eo

dObto&i /lxd

flow Ohio

eay

3old EA 1§

MERCHANT TAXLORIHO^—I wo

^IAKE

suits cheaper thati IAFIYI M«*PB*A^ Tailor in this city,

as my

SH^PSAB?IVLY make a fine suit for $28, a L^E bl^ck cloth,^OAT pants and vest to suit. Call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry

FIJORG^S-SNI, Main street.

••M -II I 1 .1 al

.Set 1 tv—t-f

VALUABLE

Fun,

go to C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, iDeming Block, they sell at cost, jll-dtf

dtf

PROFITS AND

[selected

QUICK SALES

Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well

stock of Groceries and Produce

for salo at his new stand,opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves The new year has rolled in, now if you twill roll in with it we will have a good time. j4dtf

SOMETHING EVERT LADT

CLC

f*t

amine CTAR -FITVT, MBUY OF US^AND ^SFLRVE money. GROTXR& MILLER, 4,dwtfN

valuable Impro.vement in

Plating Spooitt and Fbrto, by

which those

PARTF MPST GAPPSED to wear

receive an extra coat of silver, three TJJAIESG^^AL Sickness,viz On

the

back of tbe handle,heel of the bowl and points of bowl*:of.spoons, back of the handle, and breasts and points of tines of fork*. The improvement is. the

CELLBII^I Bftjgers BROS^ ibd T^E PODS are for sale at S. R. Freeman's, 161 Main street,near corner of 6th. 23dwtf

ORANOES jind Lemons at Sage's.

C. I. RIPLEY sells Boneless Sardines. MM- [26,dtf IJ,X I.I I I T! -1.1 FRESH CITRON, Raisins and currants at

[19-dtf

pr HATS

AND BONNETS

JASJUA-I*^

Go TO E. R. Wright & Co.,

for those

Extra Large Oysters. 16dtf

BtrcxwHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour at E. It.Wright& Go's.

You can

HEADQUARTERS for Oysters at E. R. Wright & Co.,155 Main street. dtf I HI III

APPLE BUTTER

at C. I. Ripley's. 12-dtf

THE largest variety

often the case to create an impression of ^'selling cheap," but to a finer

class 'OF

goods as well, like Dress Good?, White Gcois, Notions and Fancy Arttde* tbat usaaiiy pay fair profits and make.up the lofies on Staple Goods. We commence with the White Goods

MM.

Department (and

woukl cail special attention IOALL WANTING such goods),having undergone a

thorough

GAAABFIC^ SKATING

Cambricks, Percales, Brilfiant and Main, sookf, 6-4 Jones Cambrics, including Jaconet and Linen Edgings and Inserting Jlore from other Departmo TI hereafter d2t W. S. BXCK.

in town of Holiday

Confectionary and Toys at bage'F, [19-dtf FURS.—The finest assortment, the low* est prices, no old mothy stock, at

I TI nmni'. dtf

149

,2 QjMfmum imd builders gjmerally, for the beat warranted ToohRaiia.Toledo Doors see Austis, FTNYTE 40S. mi

SA^EJ|D DTFT

fbr your Kid

21dtf]

J. H. POWELL.

ft*** HAV** *«B. SI, 1899.

Glove*.

*U «rs1

URARWXAJB, 50, 76, 95,

I 56, 1 50, at

4f ce

SHO^FC—

rem«v«d hlrstock ofc B-»ot« the store-room, ONE square E&FTT) "Spinning Wheol" corner,TW'deors be-

ETREE^J whei$

ha.Will

be '$LJIAED

to see his old customers and as many neig ones" a|*^hoose to favor htm with their patronage. The entire stock, will be closed oufc at veryjon pric^u

Country merchsints wisbing'to "sort UP? WIT^/^DS AJI4 4N®F-.^. sKSfer will dp wel,! to giytf- lito e^ call. [2lsdtf

NEW FURNITURE FOR SAL*—A)I am going to Europe this, spring I of^ar .my private residence) oiilhefciA'irt# of FouTt^, and Poplar streets, fur house is ene and a half story* ftf brick, with good and convenient «ot hofise contains nine ToomS^-aU'do Kfitti excellent repair. The JUrii. same, "which new, rrcTtifflbg Wttse' parlor fajnitu#e, IlPso $#% pf mty, tig* wish *lt per8oaskRewing themselves to be in4eted to me to come forWard^^ on*# and settle up. j^a Wai

E-d2w LEOPOLD GOODACAK. 1 1 1 1 •'1 »I—•' QOLD

A»D

expenses in keeping

SILVER!—aound^ig th^k*^

note, selling off at cost, changing" scale-4f business and giving. bgarefit. .A-—auassi

The present entire stock of watches, je^eliy, silw yare and fancy,i99d«URiU be bfiaved

PROPEBTT FOB

property on tha corner of 6th 'aird CJhiol streets, including the RESIDENCY of Patrick,^IS offered tor sate. Those DESI^iiog good business locations "flfill And thegi here. Apply at the office of 31d3w

r—.

SHOULD

JKNOW.—The cheapest placoto buy Skirts *NI.$9#ITSM# S&II*$A%ATERH/12 •South 4th street. 16 dwtf

OODB AT COST I oi?t ouAttck of at cost with the that iin#IJT business, low priced Cassimeres,

-We" Read y-M view of gc Also, a line of

H. A. DAVIS & Co., Druggists, Deming Block, 6th and Main street, Proprietor# sole Agents for

Dr. Patrick's An tl-Dyspepti& Dr. Patrick's Toric Bitters, Dr. Patrick's Cough Syrup Dr. Patrick's Liver Pills.

A CARD.

I take pleasure in announcing tb my ffiends and to the public ji^ general, thatj having made iApbrtatff^langes fn my preparations such as years of close observation have shown necessary I have granted to H. A. Davis & Co. the exclusive right to manufacture and sell the same, to whom ail orders sbouTd be addressed.* i|( YoutBt Respectfully^ 29dtf G. W.

DIED.

COOPER

Trlday morning, 22d

at6 o'clock,

Mrs. Pane AM Coopia,preclteof

tbe late Joieph Cooper,aged

the reitldetice

16dtf

find Preserved Lemon Peel,

at C. Ripley's. [26,dtf Do rou waut Prssrved Orange PeelT Call at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Coaghs,and few are more generally neglected.— How many Iert*n«, when thsy tako a cold,

SIDER

by the quart or gallon,

often

brtatfctaf,and loallf

Main itiMt.

and resist

BROWN OFFERS a Buck-board for

tale. For farther particulars apply early to Mr. llwell,at R. S.

Cox

& Soul, dtf

TOR where you get the best QUALITY •lid.the most HARDWARE for your nsoney. Perhaps Austin, Shryer .«o*J4 make yoft see it 4tf

goop Skirts, fb to B.

W®«I?RWRFTT TWACBTY.'

Port Wine. Ia EDITION to the

ABOVE we 1$MP U1* renownod"*^))d XJROW" Bourbon. FOR medicinal and culinary FIPE OLD jipuors paaact

mceeaifnlly that

CON

it of noimportaace,and Ut'U raq on, with* oat wflsctiDg a moment on its co&Mf asneei. BeBeatbei tbat negfeeted oltl« *re NREQAEA^Y dan. getoak.ATFD

CHT2*"

r-3 rc

I W S S

AMP. BRASS'BAND.

IF OVXI^DH A1 Ii, I tnesday A wtdnesflay Ereii'gs, f— *fem* 26th and

Performert

.-..•OX"" :JGI* »r .DAN SFL£LBY, Stamp Orator 4 -"-»R

JHE Day! TVTAOH V) 5*

8,J&:•H

to as

ATUR. AX

tat

P1MC K»8 HALL, '•. et

»«O»TT0?RWL

HJPOTTTFEY

miismm yjbtenfiA

AT EVSFE COST ftaBitlfclsi dlta

tjll.'tho flrsf of JanUCTy. The l^WP^nd, richest assortment in the city atK 1 JfoHS It tfaESliAN'ST

16dtf 5 Warren Blook. SPEER'S STANDARD WINI, BIT^ TERS is highly recommended by physl* qians for Dyspeptics,on account of' its' jpnic properties, its purity,and its deliious flavor. I augl5 dwSm\.

S,Y ji

PHYS1C1AK

DR PATRICK.

T^9JIJKERN^ qpposite THE P^ATP is' mi. seUtbg his |obd« cost,neither does he intend to close by Christmas, but seHs as cheap as asiyl one in the city a fine lot of Jewelry sand: Clocks |or Christmas, just received

t%*be:

sold at very low* figures. Call and compare his pffcesi^ilfbre purchasing,.

dS?

OTSTERS AT GEOROE'B.'—From and after' K?day George Habofmeyot & Co will be in receipt of those large, and mag-' liificent Maltby 'Baltimore Oysters, which thtty #ill sell by the can or" serVe tip to customers at thoir Oyster Restaurant on Fourth street, opposite the postoffiflsB 91-DTF.

IMPROVED PANTABOOPIC SPECTA'DLTTS —At 161 Main street, I have1 a lai ge assortment of Pantascopic Spectacles and Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Qold, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Fra'niesj Also the purest Perisoopic Lenses for fil ling old frames, and ean suit every eye, that can be benefitted by: spectacles, at the sign of Wateh afid Spectacles, near the corner of 6th street. 7-dtf S. R.

COAL1

COAL1—Tha H. Perrln & Oo.

BituminousiCoal don't nead much advertising. Those persons who have used it this winter say that they will buy no other kind of coal there is no sulphur, qo clinckers, no cinders, no odor nor dust, no shooting in the stove, nothing but white ashes like those of wood. Go to Ph. Bive, their sole agent in Terre Haate, and leave your orderB at his Grocery, No. 70 Main street, next to McKgen & Minstall's Bank. Terms cash. 2^dlm

and

BlttlARB ROOK

At the Teutonia Hotel,

Nos. I7i and N'i Msto, bet.Oth and ith,Sts., TERRE HAUTE, IND. with Site ot tha. fiaett Tables with Paaua's PATENT. CUSHIONS.

feame

result LA liseastk toast

to enre.

then oomesyaln

audi la

Who

W. SHAPFEB, PBOP'R.

PUT* Copper 1"HitXlUi BonrbOn and Bye V7hlsky sold atSlie Bar,oad ME oAer,

Whiaky sold

.by

the gallon,QUART and plat.

Ja23dly

-L-

J^TTACHUBNT NOTICE.

Whereaa,

will

Before (tsu Smith, 3. P.

Ferdtnaaid Sarget^ vs.' Jaoob Breyfogle.f

a processing in

KUODAAND

DRY

[SURGEON:

OFPI C£—«UD« PablM tq«SM| (Formerly occnpled.TY

IRF

Oortlf.)

Calls attended to night'AND*

DNY.

KatjafiJIflaUT-U

BwtHeiice at

-IM«''I I. I

SALE.—THD

1——

,'V' R—

CORNER NINTH 0BERR7 STSL Opposite Eastern Katkst Hoase. Having a Urge Wagon Yard attach d, will

jahle roe TO^UTTS general latlifaeUfB TRARellng public. ^V'cr'

VY IFI .LIIVN? A

(P CKILFT

Window aid Door Frames, Moulding Brackets, 1

Stair Ballings, a 1 1 ^RETELL .'

*.? —IK

Slate

Attaohmeat ha* beea

taken ont before me,by PlaiatUf, against the

efaattPlr,rightthe

credit* and aKrata of

said Jacob Brcyfpgla, Defendant and whxreaa, a return ot!

"ihflMast

'made

•'clock

aot tosad,1' bee been

(he

enmmons,the aaid Detiadant.will

taksnotieslhat tfaasaid oaaie bas ooatiaued nntil the LIITH day of,TERNARY, MSB, at

the

which

PATRICK.

A. Z. Chamberon

atrSH,betweenoSTK-and 9tb.

LOCAL NOTICES.

The Danger of Delay—But few'iffsease* require more attention than

tlroeaml plece the said Defendant

^Girsatrader

my hand and eaat,thl* d»y of

Jsnnatj, U6.- ZENA8 HMITH, J. P. aidltwSt

ATTACHMBNT

wile

yean.

Funeral Sunday afternoon,'at

o'clock, from

NOTICE.

6. art AND WM. H- WILUHM.V- Beforo

Tie

.• A .. Q«IRSO.

Brooks.

Ohio

WLI'ersas,

a proceeding fa Attachment beea

taken ont before me, the against the

and chattel*,by right*,Plaintiffs,bas credit* and elfeets

GOOD*

O' *aid

Oolda

Geo ge Brooke,Defendant and whereaa, a return of

"Defendant

o'ciock

senc*. Given nnder ml hand

dlttcalt

cold In tbe

lit

ad produces a cough,

(%nsraptfen.-

tre'ttld aoffer from a

whea that effletent preveatlve,

BIBB BITTKBS

ILL,

$?LD, *FL»h

fell destroyer^ Con-

saaptioa. JOlwlw

Barr'S Pectoral

Uiilr,

.Tsaaa PACTJI,

Deo,7,

ISST.

AHM&arta(fhoronchly IMM IH HTJ

tamfty

and ia lay own case,"Barr1*Peetoral Bllxlr."

"Ban's Pectoral Elxir"' wortibyof

We can, from

aaca, recsmnrad bath It.and the Proprietor as perfectly reliabK 0. A. SBOOKX, Castor Aibary X. X. Chnrch.Terra Haata.

)HLS lavalaahte

remedy

IBX

^BOTTLED„BE'ORE THE WAR.—•Apple Brandy, Peach Brandy, French Brandy, Whfat Whisky, Nimrod WHLILFK,' AND

tha care of

Coaghs,Croap, Hoareaaass.eto.,

-Oolda,

I»

and eald by

mans facto r-

BAEB, ®WICK 4 BSBB7,

diSdwla Druggists.

la mnsqnaSeA

OBEIM. BAM, GULFC*&BE*AT, T^GII *"&*- FEII® I.

,.iVI. AUUBJIA-

comp or the

conaldered and determined In hlj ab

A«D

Jannary,1869

seal,1 hie 83d day of

ZENAS SMITH, J. P,

TN BANKRUPTCY

the side, ttrfT, dKDctfl'y in

DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SB:

At Iadlaaaao.

th* 18th day of Jaantry,A.

nndersigoaa hsrwby

tbe proba

bility of a serloas attack of Catarrh.Bronchitis,Inflates*, Inflammation the lungs,

UIBH LKR'8

cas be had at a aittieat'A ao

tioe It will remore the tiokllag sensation wblch precaedi

Id,

preTeat

injr,

expel

D., 18ES

The

jgiT

meat a*

Ac.,

aotlos of their appotat-

Asslsaees

of James h.

Dayli, of Terra

IMOS U, A/BF «9E vi of Vigo,,-

and state of

Dfttrlc

trh has been

Jbls jiwa patiUsa,adjudgJLJ

ed a Bankrupt,jtpoa

Dlatrict Court

A'fsain Distrlot

JanlM3wltaw

Jtoarieaees,check ooagb-

THT maoona

gathered la the brobehla,

J^yJEBCHANT'S, of HABTFOBP e" •J This ald aad rril able Compaay la avw rapraseated in tha eitpr by

H4QEB

take great pjeasnr* In adding ay testimony tc the many waosaiaas which otbeteb*Te

DAW-R-

all^RALAE.

jurtaaa! sperleroa and

A SleKEEI.v

OTTFDK A* TOWLILW

ly lavishtd apaa It. If whatever tends to re)«e human suffering

a bftse^actlon, then aerta'sly

ac^uaint-

These rer*oas fa^D^BR Palietaa of Insaraaaa in this O- mpny. are re^aeeted t* oali tot thair tai* Ofisa.

jfaMiurss. •oXdS hnettsr

JBtuiness Respectfully solicited, and'iPolleies will W hsned on as gaod terns as

any

DoolejH Baking Powder.—Sootxi* ,l3 iiX PATSBB. BAXM PAWAN

otker ftrat'Ciasa Uanpaay. OA6KB KSKXII,

jatfUas

Qf|tfiiAL 2SOTICB TO CITY

FNR TAAITTRFJL^T SUSNFTT^^PL^'M^NG^^S J^!

aadwitrlttou* Biecalts, Balls, BuokwheaV AA^ CTH, LM XTMA*AATBORU«D Jamas ORS(arato eol« othar Griddle Oakea, *a. It require* ONLY TWO TXASPOOSSTTJII VOX A QUART OF FLODB. ffeld by Grooars gtoa^lly. At wholfaale, ia Terre Hs^rte, 30XSNI, daelSdw^at-' WhoUaala Oroeers. 2

WIUIUHWHI I"*

wast

Pelicq,vea» Jplst for pubUaatioo, will readr.aad all persons fntopaatedwao wlah tosa^r »aw Preadum LtetsI •cats,4aa%»» attittw »a fWf

X-

bamfct't if» fni?

JG-.F. :T

"i .»IA ,»!*« |^3 .1 M..V.V. -I# IFR'SP-LT ,.4#» CT- E

ft -j

T* «.I 1

«H tmA *IN5

Feb. 15th,

-j. Mii) vK imzy «TOMTP»i. «I MIL •*WF •P(XJ W W5 B$NEJteTi#f T&E POOR.

F. O. CAVW^ORD, JFF.D.TLP^L JOB KUPP

?ENaKTM1

acSKSpi"niOippil tid- S tv

at aa&q

urn

ttvt-

AGENT.

OT. VAI»«NTINE'S OTUAE

BALL I

,WL

.HI IJ

tiJt*

**8*? I—:

**HW»T *KI

4 I 1 KM 4*»3TLAU

P'IT

.It

mr,

'I* R.

ii iMf.tfU3 J. •»-,

«O»

.. .. nibo suit of nnfor.» i' 5'Wi ti| p_ ni^hod room, with board for a family, ,'I 'U «V HSS}^AWIIJTO»VT «J »*.J L^ERBniitin Hoa:e. SOdSt

"T'( I

.tSA

ymian

S* MT ,1 I »s J*. •lie

*:t »S •?***»I-5-Q RFSJD

EDS A E I & O. Corner,Fourth and MainSts. •1 :I.

tfii) ax

0* IT'S

EA-

,4TO«0T

B. W. BANK IN.

-4^-a !s

TR.T

PLANING

DLTT, *1X4.9/.' WILLIA1I8,

KANURAORCBIBE

lit

•Q-.

Sasli"4'

Doors, Blinds,

ha*

FlorlDg anfltdldiiig,

And all descriptibnVof Finished Lumber.

jniolesctfe and Retail Dealers

LUMBER,

JLatlr

And

FTHLBGFO*)

ROC^LAG^ Roofing, oofing Fel^.

ART.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning 1

DONLJ

FREEMAN.

All Work Warranted Corner of Nisith and Mulberry Sts.

Ja23dtf

SI! #*.

*-'1 i.'

A!:

ORDER.

«9*. »R«4 vnd-

AND

I E W 7

NO. 104. JaSMlw

.. ...Mfliu Street. II-5J *S?(!"W JUMBO'

Wholesale Dry

Goods

«1 IT T. «*f pok REXT.—The Farm of tho ,K ,»« #'08

W. D.

at -H t-4 j) 1

F.J.

ft ran

TO CLOSE OUT'

URS

/^T A TZ^Q saitit.,1.- tpoii

MS *KMO©.:?

,MTII

IA*

SHAWLS!

r.-'.J-.

OHJUVRTA GNSTOO

iJ-'j-.

I FI.

THE LOWEST Ir at-,

.ii..-.•». "V FIT' FIGURES ley I!?W lite* (r*fi ttn-4 «««j"JPOSSUBLM '..With •-A»

BIAIT WILL TOR^HO^AEA

*oldlo

for cash

Diily BxpreM:00«e.

HIuee,,A»J good fralt. Lot

xt-'-i t-./sutat

-'.H

OI', N

"•-'8

,« •-.

»*.

1.|

I-J ,*:« AQ^S I- RTIT BS II ,.9A» ED* »T. f,-.C ,AT OZ, .LIJOCSE

LE.-L

,ct,

t'Vtui

,«

AJ'I.?

eta a":

'•:":sro a' g-J lyrj ,b-. -rib

I NIAG'I.

'-S

R-III* U-.I JIJTAID ,«I

ssaia-

TTF-TA "SOA -M

,*-*aa ttas^ ol .gn!i«0ni %-itrl erfr tM hs si

TAN I 1' -:RF ELUD-FF

*/•-.

.•

3: -'.-R #4

1. ..-LJ 5* 31 .4 I*RWJ BIT A I- O

»U»d

•'. -i rfjftfw ,e«4iis bt "3 'W .-eJ-A:edi .IT I'U .S.'.U 6C^ JI

J. ,d

a 11 cl«u oj ax*d 1

T" 'OTG-"'' "TI"-

/. 2 'IJ J.'JI-I.'KGEDI ISSC .-IAAFR JCJ

xavr

31 1.1 *i E "'J

,I 1 -.

IIJA

•«. CIJ OIV .vi

H. DOQLEY,

..".1! COR S

O'OONHTLT.L VS 1*rj

jBtrocmsoB TO M. W.

TFR.Y'^I'IF'IHAA forSale^

S O O O I BOOKS,

:ht

CII'I I ({-.' U*

I W S E

Souse

la* li sua*

L. BTCE & SON.

Jobbing Exclusively

S HATX JUST BKIN THB0U8H' CT0B Buck, reducing prices to the Lowest Market Value,

and settiag things

nine

foreiKJcm.art my Olire,In said town*

hip,atin

I°' Lh tnifntg 4HA PlaiiitiJTs complaiot, or the je*ill m«.WNIBJ e'onalifered and d'eteralued 1 A

in order for JTKE

S I I A

Belief I a it that tbe BryGoade mar^-t wlil be mora steady la the future, aM prtcsa )saa wssfn* a ting, we *hall

keep a

bis ah

SOH

TKAIC

Larger and Better Stock,

than we have heretofore,and

to make it an object for ail

CO TJJffTR ME&CSAJVTS In'this rlclnlty, to BUY 1Bei?

shall

ZeaasSmUh,J.P.

C'H «:APas

tomer* as to our own, the

Mutual

not

BOYER AND

FCBRRTRTY, LHFIS,

th-

Cloths and Oa«s!meres,w^ Kentucky Jeans. YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,

CAN OFFKR 80MR

Kitraordinary Bargains

In great rariety of

W1ITTEB DRESS FIOODS JMT DMRU ctetm,

Ia-

rlet,trl* bis ow

Haute,in countiof dlana,witbtha*a'4

which we

before

the

W. A. BRAD8HAW. 1 J. W. BBAOSHAW,

"ie *ean closes,

II. BTCEASOIT.

Jan

15-dwlta

£)RHSS MAKIN

lira. JT. E. HEDGllS

WANTED.

/L-eyarK ra wulntbd.—$75 to •*1. per month 1 Or Commit* on frrm

T»r-ns. N'DRCM. J4-DW3M IV, 1.

TJS/IWU^RGANGFTY, oo-»»* of Oib *al

PQFT

Otf.

itjc ua» ,f

A|C|

FOR 5AI. tr.

F-RTHII SALE.

EIEIREia

3-.li

H»-

'N! p. Comer Public Sqvare,

Uw (er

EHIH fi «IR

anybody and

have a* mnch regard to the interest of

FT%S

seller

at nine

foreftoon,at

and

Ofice, In said town-

aMp,atinwhlehtlmeaad plara Defendant wll anavnr to the Plaintifll'tbeaa'alnt,

cus

BEING

the true

4O*liDf.

'Uad," ha'

beea

made on the noaou,the said Defendant will take notice thait the laid eanse hai been eontinned until the IStattey of

B&*U O-/ELR

We hatenvw a foil ttne of

Brown and Bleached Muallns. Prints, Delaines, »»TB« Drills. Wool Fiannrts,-'" «s*

?»l

O. BOWIR* A CO..

WANTiri) OnaUirdH

and

3208. 318t., Philadelphia, Pa.

SCRAP IRON—

drwl lout of SCNB Iron wiDtid

EaflU

TI MESLFBBFFL BASVALTL |B£'W^,€.F}?!

RENT.

I' ii

Wood, five isilei east, en

lard—TJ()

S^EP

FWL 01 ,T04.

PL#N-. ,TWE-^OIJR

TWA WA* »ND pne

t(*OR

CPPTALOIOA

aeraa ot,

tnltrTa'fonabout

th* r^maladrr

bonea—TON room*—fca

frame

large

HEG'HRD.

Zoqnir* ot

O. FAIRBANKS,

,aMtr Aitbal*rt»Ba«t*

EENT-NICB ROOMS— I

X* 9W

P»»l!y,«11H«at chUdtea. Icqnlre

AB. PKNCK,

«tr«at. 17dA

Kouag and Lot on

TAU,th ATR^ET, BATWMN K*^J«

and

,i~.

'N'I/UI!

H%Sl Iv tttHlBiiS 'U flamst .tpai

Kalbetry.''

AIJIO'FFO' ITT N EOOD O"«-»t6ryFTIM, TN GOVD' SO«l"II-ctiDditicn.

Will b« told

vrj

1SJ1* .'US

invr.

SIIA«lra EM

U^MAN ABIIOLD.

J*OFL SALB.-^-Wishitig to dngago W'IV'H'FFR BT!ililrr».** «IU SML

DERV-

lit

-JIA

oar

and

OAU*

BOABDIHO HOOIE FUB-

YITFB^E .RAFI rwtaoa'.la.. AQJ P«non WISHING totUrMSoJn (hit LIUK'NO'S, CA^ FTTIL

a iraod alto

CFCLILTII^LFTFOAKTY W»«)«-

Wsgoa

Yard"

North

TBML

Sdtfr

SAJJB.'—The valuable BusiA«(W altnatod on

the

AOA heut «or-

HATI'' M»-I»

mree',

TB«

«o

property

lot',

L*o-oo»-

21 FAST

f-'oot rath,

Moi

Bri oll£L.«g, well, e'L'ern,(table,a and all r*.

ABM A?0 TRADE FOR CAT-. UR HORSES'—Elg||ty

Crairfrid County,

adapta

StoeK

Mluoorl,Land'^wallot*acre

ralalatr,BATURG three

IPRIBRA of'' Taeaka

UfiajVater oa ft location'hanlttry. Tbeaho I OI HODDT, at

the

O«tile,oc

'FOli SALE—A Pine two-story J} F.am» BW.lling Uoaie-«lght mm, gaa, slate

JMOC,HTII CLNT«rn»

and well, nabU,

oarr&E

150

TE«T

feet ftrat

Will be

sold ob«»R. AppW to

*edi6.

P. M. DOKNELT.T.

SALE—Or Exchange for CLty.PROPERTY,10 acres

tteo

»n ii". Kit K,

S I JLU *9' «. FA Y-.T.-ZIR-'.T

JJO'-HDITTE,

tl ,».M

moaad Tfa.UeaT

tj,w.lth A good brlcK hooee

room',cs.lnV-, jvrll,claterji, stable,ebede, oatil-'elybt

ffrrt ra* orobord

.vi

eaobee.IHTIRA*.dterrlra,PNTNEA, 1,1 DR.acre_gxseberriaewithe*?.aeraSet.tbr,apple,paaia*,andaerof1

•TRTTWB.

rrli»»,

L^ RAVPBT R.LM^

Qa'.Loratyard

ndcnriants— TL bsnthg. renrTion* IIILD RNAMROT'A eIBc. jiH3a

the roaatf

TTNION BAKBR\, CAN!)? IidMAMCFACTOEY, AND F'LD'O S OKB.

JFBA1VH. HJBlilQ BttO" ZTaJioraotnrora of.aU

klndi ol

10IIA.O KE ES,

I BEE AD

and

CAKES,

J^-JPMIXANELS, I

«sli

AS «.

and

r.c'J

•F '•& »INI' IT 3/IBI.A vliitl .* .TJS S-B'-MSIAF 1 .• ..4«V-: *U «J

D^alei»ln

&R.O CBH1EK,

rr II :R. TI II AUTB,' INDIANA. K.

Kats^nta-h's ftore,

it.OrdersJftflrsi* ieet, TTF 4t!

will

«d

TIE

I 5«r

promptly att.ad-Kain

to. jaS dtf

'•sv

NVFIMTARY CLAIMS-CARD LLXJL FOB_I869. IIAVIB S. 1IASALUS0SI, Hlllisry Attnney. NaUry and Malm Agtat, -Ik«nlarly AathorisM sad Licensed.

Office—Harrington Block,

DP STAIRS, FIBST DQOB,

MTTX 0ACTB, ITO,

IPtn&ion Claims Prosecuted, Ar~ a! si rears of Toy Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

JDEJED8 EXECUTED,

{'dttcketo

Made cat dnd P*ntio» XomtfDram

AND

and

dixolved by.

sign

"Xarly Ilavsa,"

sr» anttona to sell

KJ PI

•as removed her Cloak aad Dreea M«\inc astab* laehmentto Nayloi'enfw bnlldibg on Ohl", between Fourth and Fifth etree'a, where eue WH be pl aaad to moat all Who desire the moat pas&ct work ia thl* line.

Part!culer attention will be glren, as heretofore, ta the latrit aty ei. The moet atlUfol afsl.tants have bee a eagaffed, Wedding Coatnaws, Ball aad P»r Dreaae*, Lad aid OhtldlT'Ti'* Clomk* a-d re.*M manufaetarnd with prompt a en aad dlipatch jlttf asFSM

W 1

WELVE NCNBIAKrnsirr«l aaa

11.

nitrated Faa^iy Mag«alna,

with Pby*iognomy,Phrmol'gr, Bthnologj.Phja talcfy. and Psjchology, adapted to all who read Taa bivsnATts Pnacsoi-onAt J«v* Boothly, at 3 a year or iaolu a of tei eaah. New Totuaie. Jannary Dcti_ a a re ad 3 0 as A /^•s an^ eater. "It de.Ie with

Wt Bra ad way. Hew Tark.

I worth Ik. SWiIb. a year's "MTAD. FCA

AL#IK» L»I

UT* S

/Vans

Any Pttuitn in tit Vnited Btata. PROTKST8 Isnd Warrants Assigned, anfl DKectlre AsslgnmsaU

ISSUED, Boncht isuirrscM.

MB. DANALDSON well understand* the moda

adiu tlpgesderlleetingap» alaim*

T^E

collcctcd

'T-'-'JL SSRM

growing oat.

recent Bebelllon,ana for

L'-GT

and

1868, HA*'

and paid over to the

tlun Two Hundred Ttouaaad Dollars:baamora-okclaimants tat ad-three handrfd Penalon Certificate*, for, woundod or

Soldier*, widow*, mother*,

mHior children,

and

MTCB

CH?«B*

buadred bouaty,

for dlirbarged private*.

Pensions, if now applied for and oomm«no«

1810,orpreVTa-AREatdischarge.wiU,tadgran

at thada'aoSlhd soldier'*

NO5 sbotsld

be lost, a* thl* favorable

iMl'time totally aboat

Jase

year*tanalaaW* after tbe discharge.

4R?»RA of,gaaaioa

now

had la aU

not

TAIEA W^EFE tha F'eniinn

ofimmanca at tha LOOK'

doee not

date

OR dischirge,

oomtaanca at tha

de th of the soldier.

atyuuroojrtiflcaU*or aul call on ma. BOUNTY flaloia and July

LATA qnder

tbe recent law,

SLUR, 1?66

ARE NOW

nearly all paid.

nezt aadlaat bounty, may, perhaps,new'of'satA

tLe

BAJ^TAAD tliiswiDtar.

If so, applications mat

b« made tbe coming Spring or cummer.

give potic» wheoanch law

beet to

In the late

6I«DS

of Its. We

I «111

iapaased. No (enatoas

i"t been allowed for ttrHe* in the War of

X818. Ho Land Warraata need be .ajiected

for sartlce

wW»nd no fnrther bounty to

ERAT),

I vet*,

who baa Gad three or focrhttttdred dollars.,:

T^rferenca. 1 49* BE%R ta Ksrchsnt', B»^ER* aol Cltfseas (enerally,

and

TO MY

one of he

(FCD&saad

ilaims H*T« B«N ootalned

whoa*'

TH*.

jn93wtf v. a. DAKALnsoa. •.

JJISSQLXJTION. (•'*L« e4 ...i 1

The partnership heretofore exlltlng batwaaa

llnoa A. Burnett

and Krixi. A.<p></p>A.

BJ I, 1*

liqnldatlon.

Torre

thl*

DAJ

una

fre4. BJ A, ia this SBMNT. Xlther

MATNATAQAMNT. Xlther rarty wui

rarty

«I

ITLIUS A. BURJFLTJ, PKNU, A. BOW.

LLAVE,

Jan.I,TS8S-4dlm

WOOD, .WOOD 1,

Two hundredoords

fee aala by

seasoaad Oar*- Woo4

J. AV

Bboad*.

ALI

order*Jaft at

SKA

West Xain atreet, proaptty

tilled. BABLXT HODS*—W. B. luVssstl, Piwp*(. I(W8m

A 85 N A O Of f»U value sens fit* foaay Beei Af»U.

BOOK ABKSiTS WASTO I9r MMthew Hal. SBitb*s Ifev SMfe^

8UN8H1HTB AND SHADOW IIV NEW YORH. A woAa or aasoastiia

eedoi.s

wtta Aa-4

atd Iucid^nt*isrcarar,In-^ata

Life the Orea* Sla-

CUe *Agmt al/d 80 i» o— in, rftd 2IT T» A A***R FAINT#* ever paNtSqed that **llr«o ranf

cbaate URoiert

flonS

I?» Ii" Assaa Hell* ui

..'"V^HOW O'K,»OTT OUIE* B!OMSI.V1'®JRTari*i-.

commlmta* Ibelarn?! Oreentw.lt aout Free on Clroular aaS$$..

dwfar

A rich storehouse oj-^1 talnnunent." •II questionsalfcyj'M' til. —z to*. "One Pjfce txeere fr'•iS&srs.w ®sK»*'ceMilnvj™ r«il lonrnml in akrw^r ,hjB ^jjr ao mjwi, ra oabe UJ. so wall to know ILB°,^R

OI^LT-^Mi.kLil'21

tenth,Mateirttraad

lly

Berlewed

fcr

T*4**" aooonatad I ^H^N^L!RD»

£*r«lpt of feat,

tttwflt I «*'T J»wr