Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 February 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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ion da Morning, Feb. 15th, 1869.

HAILBOAD TIMS TABLE.

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CITY NEWS.

Psmohal.—A. J. Calkins, of the Princeton Clarion

on Saturday.

favored us with a call

Vammot* Ball, under the auspices of the Grand Army of the Republic, Fence's Hall to-night.

Hoo raisers have made a good thing this season the dealers have made a good thing the consumers haven't.

SsifKMBBB that the great moral drs ma, Usclk Tom'# Cabin, will be pro duced to-night. Secure seats.

Dibqrackful I—"We

are informed

considerable number of very obscene Valentines were sent through the Post Office on Saturday.

The last number of the Illustrated Christian

city.

contains a very presentable

likeness of Bev. 35 Frank Howe, of this

At Hons.—Messrs. Scott, Pierce and Hamilton, delegates from Vigo in ^the General Assembly, passed the Sabbath with their friends at home.

Tobacco.—On and after this date it will be a penitentiary offense

for any person

to sell or ofFer for sale tobacco of any kind not stamped according to law.

J. E. Risley, formerly of this city, at present one of the Deputy Commissioners of Revenue, has been tendered the Presidency of a New York railroad.

Ticeets for the Valentine Ball of the G. A. R. to-night can be obtained at H. A. Davis & Co.'s drug store, National House, Mahan & Davis' drug-store, and at the ticket office at tho Hall.

Poob Abtltjm.—Messrs.Thomas

Stew«

art, J. D. Murphy and I. M. Dawson are among the aspirants for the Poor Asylum Superintendoncy. The Commissioners assemble to day to make a selection.

A Supper will be served at Pence's Hall Thursday evening of thh week, for the benefit of tho Christian Church.— Tickets of admission, including supper are being sold at fifty cents.

Tuell, Riplkt & Deming have a special announcement this morning inviting attention to their stookof dress goods, notions, staples, hosiery, etc. They announce goods, in connection with their clearance sales, at low or prices than at anytime sinco the war.

T. C. Bailey having quit the grocery business, intends to follow civil engineering, surveying and draughting,and attend to the collection of soldier's bounties and .pensions, making deeds, &c.

His office is

over Dowd & Slate's hat store, Main street. See card in another column.

Jones & Jones have just issued the February number of their "Farmer's Guide," a small monthly publication.— The matter is well arranged and the advertisements edited with considerable ability. It has a circulation of 10,000 copies, affording a good advertising medium.

Fire

Youthful Depravity !—On Saturday a young lad who has been in jail some ten days on a charge of larceny, sent word to Mayor Cookerly that if he would allow him to come to his office he would make a voluntary confession not only of his own guilt, but of a number of thievings and robberies that have been committed In the city during a few weeks past. He was brought out of jail, and on his statement, four boys, John Ryan, C&ester Sherburne, Stephen Roach and Jerome Hayes, were arrested Saturday evening and taken before the Mayor, charged with breaking into Bartlett & Grundy's peddling wagon, and stealing therefrom a lot of goods, some three weeks since. Some of these goods, consisting of hair combs, suspenders, spectacles, and other notions, were recovered by the officers. The boys are aged from 16 to 21 years, and are respectably connected. They have, however, been long suspected by the city officials. It being quite late when the parties were arrested and the goods resovered, the examination of their cases was continued until thil morning at ten o'clock.

The LIttLE STEAMERS Sam Gronandyke and Comet have receatly been up to Lafayette te-the great delight and as-

time.

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we *. **£/, S 10:26 ». *... Ixpress... H-" BT. LOUIS, ALTO* AHD TIM1

Correction.—Our information in regard to the man Dwyer, injured at Young's Station on Friday was incorrect He was not thrown from the track by passing engine but was running along the track after the train, endeavoring to get on at the rear end while it was in motion, and in so doing ran into a stockpit, breaking his leg, above the knee, in the fall. He was brought to this city and surgical assistance immediately rendered

The jAPPRAIOSMEMENT ---The flew appraiseinent of real estate is bothering a good many of our people, who don't exactly understand the business. The queer lookirg blanks left arajnd by the Appraiser are liko so much Greek to a great majority of property holders. Our under standing that a.real estate owner merely describes on the blanks the property, lots dHands, of iirhieti 1m may be the happy possessor^ together with such permanent improv^tpentaae may have been placed on the same during the interval transpiring since the last appraisement. In the matter of valuation the Appraiser fixes that, but the ownelr, in case wgriev ance, will have recourse to a BoaYd of

Equalizations at the proper tinaeS dwlt

Theatre.—The storm of Saturday evening pttffonted a large audience from aa»en»Wifl£- ^fiSOEl'PJS,

Mr.' Fleming seems to have & true conception of the character, and so loses his identity, that the excited audience fairly shouted with exultation as he was hurled over the battlements at the close of the drama.

To-night will be given "Uncle Turn's Cabin" in six acts and illuminated Tableaux. Mrs. Rouse appearing as Topsoy, with a number of songs.

Real Estate Transfers.—The

I—About eleven o'clock Saturday

night, the Early block, corner of Main and Second streets was discovered filled with smoke. The alarm was given, and the engines were promptly on hand, but fully ten minutes elapsed before the fire was discovered. It originated at No. CI, the lower floor of which is occupied by Adams & Stewart as a grocery store, and the second story by L. Forster & Son, as a furniture wareroom. Tho engines were in good working order, and the fire was squelched in throe minutes after the first water was put on. .$1,000 will oover the loss of Forster & Son and of Adams & Stewart, fully covered by insurance. The latter are insured in the Phcanix, represented by B. F. Havens, and the Forsters are insured in one of the companies represented by Hosford & Boudinot. The origin of the fire is a mystery, and each of the occupants claim that it started on tho premises of the other. It is th3 opinion of Chief Engineer Bell that it or'ginated on the first fioor.

Roberta to Zacharia Roberts, 13 acres in Nevins township for $260. Stephen Farrand to John B. Farrand, 40 acres in Prairie Creek township for $300.

J. B. Wharton to Jennie Kelly, lot in Dean's subdivision for|$300. William Brown to Caroline Jones, lot in Tuell & Usher's subdivision for $450.

Chauncy Rose to Henry Hamper, lot in Rotejs subdivision for $350. Jacob Smock to Isaac C. Myers, 20 acres in Riley township for $900.

M. M. Hickox to Isaac C. Myors, 80 acres in Lost Creek townsh lp for $2,000. W. McCrea to Isaac O. Myers, lot in Harbort & Barton's subdivision for $110.

A B. Barton to Isaac C. Myer*, lot ia same subdivision for $275. Ann Markle to Isaac Whitaker, tract of land in Otter Creek township for $2,500.

Ralph Lawrence to Jacob Smock, lot in the city for $7,000. Chauncy Rose to John E. Link, lot in city for $850.

Chauncy Rose to Wm. A. Atkins, lot in city for $725. Chauncy Rose to H. B. Rock wood, lot in city for $725.

Andrew Ingraham to Eliza J. Buckalew, 30 acres in Pierson township for $400. -Allison H. Steele to Sylamon Brown, 18 acres in Rily township for $500.

W.W. Standeford to John Prather, lot in Wilson's addition for $1,800. Robert Irwin to John W. Irwin, tract of land in Hsrriion township for $1,000.

Chaunoy Rose to Charles H. Holler, lot in Rose's subdivision for $400. R. H. Beauchamp to Lucinda B. Trueblocd and others, 70 acres in Linton township for $1,000.

John Eloibach to Jchn N. R#iz,5 acres in Harrison township for $1,800. Henry Weaver to M. M. HickcoX, 8 acres in NeviniUownship for $175.

Arba Holmes to Francis Ferguson, lot in Naylor's survey for $1,000. Francis Ferguson to Arba Holmes, lot in Sibley's division for $1,000.

Western

Phxup

deIiSlltand

toaishment of the Star City denizens.— The Journal says the slight revived the

says the right revived the

memory of other days, when Lafayette was a "seaport," and ten or ft dozen boats were often lying at the wharf at one

Railroad.—Tho Effingham

Democrat,

of recent date, says of the

progress of the work on this great priseMessrs. Clai^. & Ott, will this week complete the contract on the St. Louis & Terre Haute Railroad west of this city^s The company is now actively building tne bridges from this point west, and they will have the Wabash bridge—the heaviest bridge this side of the Ksskaskia—completed in threo or four weeks. Iron will begin to arrive at this end, to be transported out to meet the track-layers from Vandalia inn very few days. From the west the track-layers reached Vandalia last Thursday and the work is to be ready for the trains to reach that town in about two weeks. Our people may therefore confidently expect the trains from St Louis to this place by the latter part of March wtt- .. ......

Sabbath Schools, by wfrjA

Htt,V.&Uk0M

present were well repaid by the carefuj and excellent rendition of Dion Bourci cault'i great chef d'ouvre

-Arrah-na

Pogue." fthd plot.of. this dram* is well woven, the churactors well drawn, and there is progrWlve interest from the first scene to the final fall of the curtain and in the banc® of Mr. Rouse's company the characters were well brought out. Mr. Bouse acquitted himself handsomely as "Shaun, the Post." As the hopeful, honest unsophisticated lover, be portray ed the bliss an individual is supposed to feel on such occasions to tho life and when misfortunes thickened around ho exhibited the same fidelity. Mrs. Rouse, as she always does, entered into the true spirit of "Arrah Melish." As a vocalist, this lady is especially attractive, and one could never tire at the vocal symphonies of "Arrah," whether in the moments of her most exaltant joy or deepest anguish, Miss Nellie Jones personated with vivacity and spirit the dashing "Fanny Power." She has a comeliness of person and feature, and, above all, two orbs for eyes that are rather dangerous for the peace of mind of the unwary or unsophisticated. Mrs. Rainford was especially excellent in her rendition of old woman "Katy Walsh." "Beemish McCoul" by Mr. McFarland, "O'Grady," by Mr. RusseH were well represented, but to our mind the moat finiehed piece of acting was that of Mr. "W. J. Fleming as "Michael Feeney," who was doubtless intended, and successfully, too, by the author, as the consummate impersonation of everything mean, villainous and avaricious in nature.

will be admitted to the Sacred Concert on next Friday evening, at less than the regular admission. Thete will undoubtedly be a vary large tram

various Sabbath Schools. Mr. Phillip® i» very active worker in this department

of the Church Bead What Ure"J* of Philip

a a

John B. Davu ancTMargaret B. Ewing. J. Fupkhpuser and Eliza Eddington Wm. H. Gou^an|$:!M Dawson. Joseph Akers and Mary A. Pound. Jas. sL Prjce j^ Ma.iy«J*ftSre. Perry Gookins and Jane Wiley. Wm. Burget and Mary Adams. Jasper Smock and Sallie Carter. Franklin jjahpffv and Melissa McCammoih Thos. Black and Sarah A. Brock.

The Weather—So much interest is! now taken about weather that one of our! citizens gives us the following from a! record that he kept from 1860 to 1865: 1880—Feb. 14, snowing, mercury 32°.

Feb. 15tb, that is nine years ago today, mercury 31*, snow two inches deep. 1861—Feb. 14, raining, mercury 48°.—

Feb. 15, snow all day, mercury 31°. 1862—Feb. 14, clear, mercury 6 below zero. Feb. 1$, clear, mercury 6 above zero.

Fob. 15, raining, mercury 38°. 1860—Continued warm during month. 1861—Moderated from the 14th. 1862—Moderated from the l^th. 1863—With exception of Feb. 2?, was nots cold. 1864—Was a bitter cold ritobtfe- artt# %e 14th. \J 1865—Same as 1860.

The steamer Mason will leave for Perry ville and intermediate pcfttt this morn ing at nine o'clock, For freight or pas# sage apply on bosrd.

Prescriptions

fol

lowing transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last weok

Fob

At* Bxraxtirtiffi

understand

the

8eryica of

Song- "It will be a happy thing for our London Sunday Schools if the singing lervices of Mr. Phillips should produce spirit of fcoly emuj^on, and some those amateurs or professedMbusicians to^ whom God has given voice and singing power, were to throw themselves forward,! and begin really and truly %o "Sing forj Jesus." There ought to be "Singing Pil-| grims" ia England, whdSMf

would

to live and work. "Singing for Jesusj glad hymns of deVotion." We shall losr Mc. Phillips,almost before we know him, but London tetchers will n*vtftf#get hi» simplicity and tfttging sympattll4ic poW' or, and will no doubt crowd hU last en

ter tainjnBBt:", I The sale of reserved teats will begin on| Monday morniittg.

MabbiaiM were issued lastj week by thS' CoiMy*Uferk to the follow

ITS 1

carefully prepared bt

competent Druggists, at -Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6fh and Main S& febl5dtf

A Card.—We desire to expreiu our thanks to the citizens $nd firemen, for their timely efforts to save our property at the fire Saturday night.

L. Forster &

Son

A Saving of Time.—In less than one hour after the first handling of the flour, biscuits and bread of a quailty uncalled is produced by using Dr. Price's Creaoi Baking Powders. No waiting for the sponge to rise but always reliable and ready for immediate use—therefore,, tiaoje is saved, as well as money. d$t

Sale.—That desirable business

house—two story brick—situated on Main street, between 8th and Ninth, known is the Deitz property. Terms easy and title good. For partieulars call at the Clerk's^ Office. 15 dlw

We are very desirous of settling qp: all the business of the late firm, and fy sist upon immediate settlement of sll open accounts. Persons interested will oall at our office.

Tuell, Bipley & Deming

lSddwlt

Grape Wine fob Sickness.—Decided-, ly one of the most credi'.able of any advertised article we have ever seen, is t|e wine bearing the above name, from thle vineyard of Mr. Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. J. This wine is expressed from the Oporto jjrape, which, under the hand 6f Mr. Speer, has been brought to a state of great perfection. The wine possesses the very highest medicinal virtues, and certainly as an article of beverage it is not, in our judgment, to be surpassed in color, taste, or any of the qualities which constitute a pure,mild and agreeable wine.—Boston Transcript.

Ladies Pleas Read—The "liquid glass" man, with bis champion Cement, is in town. He can mend so as to again make useful any broken thing, such a$ glass, china, 0arthfeh%*fi4% fiitfcles made of bone, ivory, or marble toilettes, statuettes, fans, parasol#, meersctiaum pipes, and so on. Articles gibs ngejjkded have all the strength they had before, afid will break in any other part.soooebthan in that mended. I shall remain here but a short time. Any one having mending to do can have it done by addressing me. I will comrto your houses or offices and mend the articles, no matter what they are or in how many pieces. e*

I have my "Liquid Glass" for sale.— Price, 50 csnts a bottle. Any child can use it.

I challenge any Aiirtt in the- United States to mend agalstst mo on things badly broken for $500, or to produce a better Cement:2

Agents wantfed SV^r^Hrfeefe, liberal oommission allowed. ISJ v.

Address, for one week.

13-dlw Terra Haute, Ind.

Medical.-Dr. W- *iM?e4^^faUy announces that he has resulted trie practice of medicine in this city. Office, on north side of Main street, between Fourth and Fifth, oyer Goodman's Clothing Store, and formerly oceopisd b/ Mrs. Leonard. 13-dlm

Cloveb, Timothy and ^11 kinds sf fleld se«ds at Keith fc MiMkin^j'-ifll W

"LM

Invmarea

by forwarding information and reference to Life Company, t. O. Box 3.831, New York City. 13-deod3t

Th* firm of Edsall A Co. was dissolv ed by limitation February 6, 1869, Mr. C. C. Oakey retiring.

All persons knowing tnemaeives indebted to the late firm are urgently re» quested to settie. Edsall

Co.

febl3dtf

Fbxsh Oystebs, always on hand, at J. Houbiet's. 12-dtf Successor to Ray & Bailey.

Just received, a fine lot of cultivated Cranberries, at J- Houbiet's, successor to Bay & Bailey.

Just

Opened.—Having bought oui

the old stand of Bay & Bailey, on Fourth street, three doors south of the old postoffice building, I have opened out a large stock of groceries which I think

Pill$extorters,^nlas

Miit U»e buyers, 1 hone to ee^all of ian| mdre $ may deem it necessary to buy goods cheap. [12,itf] J- Houbiet.

Fftal^r^ovSi^S3if^5i#ts, at Weisz' Skirt Factory, 12 South Fourth

Mple

SudAB and Molasses, just re-

ceived,

12.dtf*

gomb, at 2$

Shoes at

J. Houbiet's.

12-dtf Succeg^fc^^Bftlg.

SEVENTMIYftGSSW

the

exoct coat.

1863—Feb. 14, raining, mercury 38°.— Feb. 15, clear, mercury 32°. 1864—Feb. 14, clear, mercury 14°. Feb. 15, elear, mercury 80° in the sun. 1865—Feb. 14, raining, mercury 37°.

The_ finest assortment of English TUfencb and^Xmerfoan'Kffet Hoaps, in the city, at Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6th and Main streets. 2-dtf

(OBD

TO THE WlBE 18 SW^I^ENT,

*you wafit ijargffins ln Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, Deming Block, lliuy null at cost, jll-dtf

The Seth Tpq^a» Clocjc Company have be^n making -pew improvements io stales afid' finish of cheap Clocks, "suitable for the dining room and kitchen. They are to be found at the estaftilbtnent of S. B. Freeman,. lei'jMjaia^Btrfet, where all other kinds and patterns of best m«ke of Clocks are to be had. He has the Watchman's Clock also. 5-dwtf

Fbesh dates, figs and cocoanuts, at Sage's. rmr

VwP—

Clothes Wringers Clothes WrinoWnAlt Buckeye Clothes Wringers.

Little Grant Clothes Wringers Shermab Clothes Wifngers, For sale at Coby fc Mancoubi'|k 2i-dtf' -Miiflai.

We do n6t pKipoefe to sell for a son£, bfltfeiWill sfieU at

est prices, no old mothy stock, at

dtf la 149 Main street.

BiFY ^h9re%ou get {be t»|t quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. eoutd makoyouseeit. dtf

Bottled Befobe the Wab.—Apple Brandy, Peach Brandy, French Brandy,

"1830" Port Wine. In addition to the above the renowped "Pld Crow" Bourbon. For medicinal and culinary purposra these fine old liquors cannot be excelled. Barr, Gulick & Berry, 3?dtf. a Drqggists.

Country merchants wishing to "sort up" with odds and ends in the boot and shoe ne, will do well to give him a carf/K- f21,dtf

Carpenters and builders generally, for the best warrant^ Tools and Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Co dtf

Good quality of Shirts and Drawers canb^ had for 50 vntL 60 cents, a4 C. Wittig & pojs., 170 Main Vtreet, Deming BlOCk.

ttlltlNCtt DIRCitORY. -iMBiny IWUlij

Was. I, MeliMn, Uala itrmW B«ird A Ornft, 82 IUIa.SttMU Seott Olp^BSsi.^ -y Jo*, b. Bivb,' Kmatn*..

ABGEUTSCTS AND BUILDJSK8.

^BOOZs AND" stationery^, GrnWy. 101 Kaiii Gas Arnold oppo»lt« ¥o*t

BILLIARDS.

At Tiatonla Hotel, Wm. FhaflVr, Proprietor. to, CARRIAGE FACTORY. Wtldy, ThomM it Co.,

Cor. 2d and Walnut.,,,

CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, TV BfadD Street? OrpyerA MJller.Sl M»:a Street. loka ^irnlklB, over £axion A Walnaley's. 00«rMI8SIQN AND GLBAIN. John Haney A Co.. Tint St., on Canal Biain. hW|^ €QAL ftBALK&8jr 'JgaS!!. J. A. Morgan, 8ulll»an ConDty Coal. John McFarlane, Biter Coal.

DBSSS MAKING*

Kn'. lf. E. Hedge*, Ohio, bat. 4th wfltOiis. DENTISTS. .. h. H. Bartholomew, 157 Main street. j(r

O. 0.. Lincoln, 0th St., between MaVm ana Ohio. J. Bicb»rd»on,OW» ijjoetj bet, JA4.4C1I,

H. Claridtfs, Mo. S Mor^iAtfaJlt.a DRY GOODS, Tneii, Bipley & Co., corner. 5th and Alain street W. S. Kyce & Co.. 77 street. C. Wittig Co,.lTl) tfain etreet. Kdsall 4

Co.,

AIFFLE

•KBTSAM?

Strained

Prioe

for

a French oven ^Dorset, at Weiss'

lldtf

Bemember the place,

HiiTiaiaia^reewltlMie |qo0. *fct:«f Third street, 3 dw-2w

Peeled dried Peaches at C. I. Ripley's. Wtf.

Maple Suqab at 6dtf

C. I. Bipley's.

Green Apples.—The undersigned has just bought and has now in Btore twenty barrels of fine large Ohio Apples, of ex| cellent quality and flavor, for sale retail and wholesale, at his Grocery Store, in the Farrington Block, Main street, north side of Public Squa re. Anton Kbavt. 9-dlW

Millinery.—Miss M. A. Randan has opeMd her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. [6,dtf

burner J'uurth autl Main street

Saxton 4 Walta(fey, lll Main street. UorneUua AJIaggorty, corner Main and Third

DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE Byce^$?a, Msln street,J

"v. A Barr, Gulick A Berry, corner Main a. A. iwrir Aeo./mtntrlfBlc

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones Jones, east side Fablio Square. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL OUTTEft

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east

0«(# li»n«rtrt, Maln Strpt t. Ana tin, Shryer ACo., I HATS AND CAPS, JoMph O. Tatea, 146 Mcin etreet. •UVJ£ Dowd A Slate, 1M Main streot.5

ui 4 lsi

HOTELS.

Ifatienal House, corner Sixth and Mala. Ctark Hoase^corner Ohio^ndfire^. Terre Haute Houie, corner Main aod 9eren.th. farmers' .Hotel Oor 9th aad chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

M. A..iOrM^e Main sthnt, east of Vlfth^ Hager McSeen, fiowling Ball I J. a. Foots, f6 Mala street. mwtm ..

ski

~JXWELL£Jt

8. *. freeman, 74 Main street. "Ji -*0'1

job

,Jt

John B. Freeman, 6 Warren'i Block f5 Jaoob Kern, 0{ip oaite Tost OiBCo.

John A. Iryan, 115 Main Streets,, KEY Win. Baskln, coracr 4th and Lafayette 3ta,

LIVERY STABL?.

Bobert Hunter, opposite Bon tin Hones. a

I LEATHER, &c. L. A. Burnfts, Uf and 146 Main Stjeet. MUSIC DEALEBS. ,«s

L. Kissner, Palace of Hosic, 48 Ohio street.

I MECHANICIAN. I A. Tittman, 18 sonth 4th St. opp. Post Office.

I MILLINERY. M. A,Barldan, SOMajn street, 8. L. Straus, 149 gain st. V"., -.

Mrs. Bncltingham, Cor, 4 and Ohio,

MILITARY CLAIMS. "JZ

D. S. DaniiJson farrington Block, Mala St. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Blddle, 151 Main street.

OYSTER DEALERS,

Oec. Habarmeytr&Co., Fonrth Street. PAINTERS. "/C Barr A Teakle, Sonth Fourth Street.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. De Derkey, Mulberry, bet. 6th and 7th Sts Or. A. Atmaua, corner Main and Ath Streets. Dr. S. J. Tbuug, west sidd Pablio Square. Dr. I. D. Seelev, 41 North 4th Street. Drs. Appleby A Waters, 139 Main Street.

RETAIL GROGERa-

F. D. Molloy No 9 Sonth 4th Street.

V. I.

pley, Slain Street.

Lnther tirigsby, opposite the Post Ofl}ce. Bay A Bailey, 13-Sonth Potfrth Street. RAILROAD AGENT. James H. Turntr, at McKeen A Paddock's Mill.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Hendrich A Lange, corner Main and 4th streets.

SEWING MACHINES.

Carter A Heiner, 18 North 4th Street. P. W. Wolfe, North Third Street. T. H. Biddle, 161 Main Street.

SKIRTS AND COi

B. opposite Post Office. STONE CUTTERS.

dtf

Wagner A McFarlane, Sast of T. H., A1. B. B, FrBight De[

teas.

T0t*pirstftii£ 19tnffain Street UNDERTAKER. Isaao Ball, carper Third and Cherry. M. W. O'Conseil, Main Street.

all seisinabk

goods. C- Wittiq & Co. .V'iVijYo Main strefet, Dgbing Block. jll-dtf VW.»

BtTT your 'Sewing Machines of Rid die. [21,dtf

Fifty

dozen Kid Gloves, just receivr

ed. Call on Riddle for your Kid Glovea

2ldtf]

i, i—

Boots AfD Shoes.—aa^b Doll has removed his stoofc of Boots and Shoes to the store room, one square south of the old "Spinning Wheel" corner, two doorB below Ohio street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and as many new ones as choose to favor him with their patronage. The entire stock will be closed out at very loVprfcas.' *1

jll-dtf

IF you want barring in Winter Goods go to C. Wittig A

Orfa, 179 Main (treat,

Deming Block they aeU winter goods at hXact coit. jll«dtf

WoeuBN Hoqd» at 10 ceata, 26 cants and 60 cants, at jC. Wittig & Co*ft, 170 Main strat, Darning Block. jll-dtf itiai'i'»•»* a ST sw

UNDSRW8AB, 50, 75, 96, 1 25, 1 60, at Riddle's. [21,dtf

C. Wittiq & Co., 170 Main street^ Deming Block, sell all their winter stock at exact cost. jll-dtf

Hosk, 10, 12 J, 15, 25 up to $100, at Riddle's. [21,dtf

Oranqks and Lemons at Sage's. 1 dtf

C. I. Riplkt sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf Fbksh

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

Hxadquabtxbs

Jacob K*bk, opposite the Post Office,

dneii^M dtjr i%ne lot

Ivnons

Office.

A U. Doolsy, 104 Haln Street BAKEBS.Jt riMtk HeinlBABro.,Iiaf»y«U«Street.' fe4

and

Oiocka tedOhjistaiM, jwt reoivad, to to sold at very low figures. Call and. com* pAreMs prte&Ftifore purchasing! d22

Paxtascopio

Sfjcctaclm

—At 161 Main street, I have a large assortment of Pantasoopio Spectacles and Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Gold, Silver, Steel^Plated and Bubber Frames. Also the purest Poriscopic Lenses for filling old frames, and can suit every eye that can be benefitted by speotacles, at the sign of Watch and Speotactos, near the corner of 6th street. 7-dtf S. R.

Fbxxman.

LOCAL NOTICES.

CtMuptioa can l»e cored. An Eastern medical periodical gives an interesting Account oi the complete cure of Mrs. Amos 8tauffei', of Manor, Lancaster county, Pa:, of hereditary Ooninmplisn. Her parenti aod sev* eral brothers and sisters died of this terrible disease. Mrs. Stanffer was herself reduced to a mere skeleton the pulse at 140 her breathing painfully diffieolt expect orations very excessive 'diarrhea worse than chronic, and her oonditloq a conference «f th« old abdsklilRil (hyslciass she was pronounced Incurable. At this stage oi the disease, Dr.rS. B. HfrtfBsn, of MiUerivilie, Lancaster county, P*., a physictan of fourteen years' standing, pre* ecribed talSHLZB'a HSBV BITTKBS. The pa. t(»nt

soon experienced a pleasing sensation ttuoutfhqpt. her .rystem, and enconraged by friends to oontlnqe under

tit.

Hat Unan's treat*

ment, she did so, gradually improving under in. creased doses according to ber strong b, m$il sbq entirely recovered. Mrs. StauSer |tlll living, in the fall enjoyment of ptrfeet health. C. BHurr. Keq.,-Preililsnfgf »ie-Lsireaster county, ftk., National Bank, suhstanUst^^e p»rtijo[d»lw,

lars of this most wonderful ease.

Barr's Pectwr»l Slixlr,

Taaas Padtj, Dec, 7, 1868.

"After liastua ttwswKhlf tested: ta and in my own^ease, "Bajr's P^teral Elixir," 1 take great pt^asure in adding my testimony tc tho many encomiams which otheta have deservedly iavishtd upon it. If whatever tends to relieve human soffering is a bene'action, then certainly •'Barr's Pectoral Elixir" worthy of all praise. We can, from yst^smtT' xpesisn«*and acqnaintiance, rec^nuorndJra^h ft.And the Proprialoras perfectly r^u|ble|_| A. BBQ0EE,

Pasto^jJbacy^M^E. Chnrch, TeCre-Haate.f

This Invaluable remedy.for the oaro of Golds, Ooaghs, Oronp, Hoarseness, eto., Is raanntaetuyed and sold by BiBB, ullLlOK A BKBBY, dlSdwlm Druggists,

Dooley's Baking Powder.—Doolies Bakiho Powesa is unequalled for making light and nutritious Biscuits, Bolls, Buckwheat and other Griddle Oakef, Ao. It requires OMLY TWO TKASEOCLNSFCL FOB A QUABT OF FLOIJB. Sold, by Orocers generally. At wholesale, in Terre Haate, by COX A SON, declSdwSqi ito- i»«)« Wholtsala Grocers..,

AMUSEMENTS. rib .. •.

JJOWUNG HALL,

W A- BOTTSS,^..., I/ascand Proprietor.

Monday Evening Feb.

will be produced in better style than ever before witnessed in this city, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe's great moral drama, in six Acts, and Din minated Tableaux,

VITCLE TOM'S CiBDT

TOPST, FANNT DBNHAM BOUSBI With Seven Songs. Admission 60 Cents Children 25 Cents

Note.—Beserved seats at 85 cents extra per couple, can be secured at the Hall from 2 to 3)£ o'elock each P. x.

Doors open at 7 o'clock. TCurtain rises at 7%£ precisely,

••••i xei~

Q.EAND MASQUERADEBALL

Of THE

Terre Haute Turn-verein, TTJRNJSR ISALL, 9th St., Monday

Evening Feb.

F9, 15, 30 a 22

ST-

»5 191lf

Oitbok, Raisins and currants at

Sage's. [19-dtf

NiwSttleb of Hats and Boitketb at 149 Main street. "dtf

Go to E. R. Wright & Co., for those Extra Large Oyators. 15dtf

Bdckwhsat, Bye and Unbolted Flour at E. R. Wright & Go's. 15dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Feel, at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

for Oysters at E. B.

Wright & Co., 155 Main street. ^tf

Small

Profits

ahd Quick Sales

Luther Qrigsby keeps a nicdf and well selected stock of Groceries and Produce for sale at his new stand, opposite the Postofflce. Call and see for yourselves. The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have a good time. j4dtf

Otstkbs at Gxobqs's.—From and after to day George Habermeyer & Co. will be in receipt of those large and magulflcent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will sell by the can or serve up to customers at their Oyster Restaurant on

22,1869,

TICKETS of Admission, for Gentlemen $1,60. Fer Ladies, 60 cents. Tickets can be procured at the store of A. Nip pert. Tuell, Bicley A Co., Edsall A Co., Fred Bithl,and from the members of the Society.

VALENTINE'S BALL!

70 fiX OITKM

THB

Grand Army of the

9£

Bepublic

iiauil iteeni £~f~ '.•?. .la"Zi*C E E 8 A Mitt .•. evlt-Tfti»w

Monday Even'g, Feb. 15th{

ros

BENEFIT of THE POOB.

F. O. 0BAWF08D,

t»'. D. P1PKR.

t,C-!

JOHD KUPPiXHEIMXB, W. D. MULL, JAMIS^O'JiABA, T. O. BAILB7, e-

bsjb'C .! tt.. l*d iv*s! ti ui

Committee.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T.C

BAILEY,

CIVIL KVOINKKB, SVBTSfOR AND TOPOGRAPHICAL DBlOeHTSMAX. 4

ALSO

WoT-A»it"5r

4*—^

TUTNAM

SIRE INSURANCE

Ofr BABTFOBD, CplT».

ASSETS, #685,000, The agency of this Company having lte»n placed in »ur bands, wo shall be happy to receive the patronage of the old friends or ihis sterling

Pciioies

Oompany, and of the public generall Issued on favorable term*, by WHABION, BXAOil A CO.,

JSdlm Agents

VTOTICB OF SALE OF REAL 1 E3TATK. Notloe is hereby given, that then&dorsifrned, Commiwioner, appointed by the Court or Common Pleas, at tbe December Term, 1868. wi'i ezpoa« at pablio sale, te the highest bidder for cash, •n Saturday, the 13th day cf March, 1869, at S o'clock P. M., at the door of the First National Bank, corner of Fourth and Wabaeh atreets, Terre Hante, the following Beal Estate, In Tlgo TOunty, Indiana, to-wit:

Oommencing forty feet (40) east

weet corner of lot seventy-e ght (781 of John Sibley's Division to the town of Terre Haute, tben-e eaet on* bnndrd aad twenty (ISO) feet, thence south ooe hundred and forty-nine feet (149) feet, to the lands owned by the Terre Htnte, Alton A fit. Loeis Ballr"i»^ Company thence west one hundred and twenty (120) feet: from thenee north, one hundred and forty-nine 4149) feet, to the place of bginning. A. LAKUK, 9jtd Commissioner.

^YyAGNEB, & McFARLANE,

UTO^ CBITER8,

to execute all orders for the stone

Are prep irk for tag In seated the word on the State Normal School,

work for Buildings, Fence., Flagging, and everything in this lire WAQNSB A McFABLANE uecntec which Is on east rd# s»»&i-c- .itUI

snlBelent recommendation. Stone Yard Side of the T. H., ft t. B. B. Freh^t Ze-

'tmOHM -*ra tmm turn

NEW ADVERTlsr^ ENTi.

TCELL, BIPLBY & DEMING

Invite Special Attention

their stcck of

GOODS,

Motions, v-.. fyVv fc•* »Mrsa' om A 1ST

STAPLES, 4'C-i

HOSIDBY Ac.

TnKm"

CLEARANCE SALE:

HAS COMMENCED.

c£' tf.''.- s- 't if.!! 1 t! SI9 And the public can Lave goedt at a ".n -i. r*c'.a- a-.-j •$. .'i ««,•„ sis J* it -.•a.-frriv !!«x .£t

LOWER PRICE!

Than at any time since the war duua

15, 1869

TERRE HAUTE AKD PERRY VILLE. The Steamer ZEBRA will ply _____ regularly between Terre Hante and Perry* i:le, aving Terre Hnute at nine o'clock A. H., Moudayr, Wedneedays and Fridays o' each week. C. W. BPSNCBB, Captain.

H. O. Haoes, Clerk, 29dlm

WH. U. EABB.

BARB & IBiKLE,

H0U8K AND 8I«M PAINTERS AND flBAWKBS Sonth 4th Street, opposite Central Engine Honsr,

All work entrusted to us, doae promptly, and at reasonable rates. lebiJSm

"^OOD! WOOI WOOD! WOOD

Two hundredcords of seasoned Cord Wood for ssle by J. A. Bhoads. All orders left at the "Early House," West Main street, promptly tilled.

EABLET HOUSE—W. B. Lacohiad, Pro^'r. 10-d3m

NEWS(ANDSTATIONERYROOMS!

Sixth (Street,

Opposite Neut Post Office Building.

All New Tort, Cincinnati and Bhlladelphla Pa. pars and Magasines en hand regular and as soon as issued,

WF Special attention pall to getting baoh Number*. Innitlai Paper and JtnrslopsB always on hand or stamped to ordu. „&ihooi Paper, a good art), olo. rery cheap. noTfl 3 GU9. A. ABNOLD.

NEW GROCERY AHD

PROVISION STORE!

f. D. MOLLOY* DEAUb IV Groceries and Provisions,

No.

JPTJ^jLia.

He will attend to th? collection of Bounty and .Pension Claims, make out Deeds and Convey altera of any kind,

All work dosSi promptly and correctly. OrriCE—Over Dowd A Slate's Hat Store, In Metropoli en Block, Main street, Terre Hante, Ih4laM.-~ IMlm

4th Street, one floor Heath of the Poet on«e, Xen-e-Matxte, Indiana

The undersigned has JOSt opened at the above stand, a first-class Family Grocery aud Provision Store, With a large ani well sdl^oted stock of new and Ihsh articles suit»We for iverj day use in families, to which he calls tin attention of his friends and the public generally,

Qoods delivered to any p»»t of the city ftrree, of sharge. Highest cash price Mai for Country Produnn,

JySdBw F. MOLLOy.

BILLIARD ROOM

At the Teutonia Hotel,

Nos. 174 and 17* Mala, bet. 0th aod 7th, SU.,

TERRE HAUTE\ IND.

With

Six of

the fincit Tablrs with PaiLsn's

PATENT CUSHION-. W. SHAFFER, Prop'R. Fur* Copper DUUtted

Bnurbon and Bye Whisky

so'd" at the Bar, and no

other.

Whisky sold by the gallon, ?uart and pint. ja23dly

I IN E

jyjILLINERY.

the north-

Mrs. BUCKIKGUAJH Has removed to the corner of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, where she is now opening a full and complete stock of Fall style Bonnets, lllbuens, Flowers, Ac. DBSSS MAKING h.s also been added to the baeinae*. Having a oompetent Dr«s.-m»-k*r, eatlataction ia guaranteed.

QRBSS MAKING.

f«eAss

Mm. If. e7hKDGK» Basremoved ber (Soak and Dress Making *stsb. leshment to Naylor's new building on Ohio, be. tween Fourth and Fifth ^streets, where she wi 1 be pleaaed to meet all who deair* the most perfect work In this line.

Particular attention will b* given, as heretofore, to th* latest styles. Th* moat skillful assistants have been engaged, Wadding Costasse*. Bail and Party Dreesee, Ladiw aad Children's Cioaks and Dnsses manaMtatad with promptnesa aad dispatch. JlStf

FOR SALE.

F°S1^^30,()00 Brick, at 8*®9ftnr9, lnd.^njiht tntles *nt of Terre

lH^2w ,A8- W"

WATT8

1•£ as y?.r-

«SALB.«f Wiaiuug to engage we win

M|i

onr OBO-

8XOR® and BOABDINO HOOSK TTJB'IThiIk very reasonable. Any person wishlac .o«nt»go instiis bnsi d*-s, «a-n And a Rood sit* Kv

N°?-HI8' Wa*011

Tard. on Hot th Third sdtr

SALB^Ar Prae two-story FrStne Bsjlttoj'BMs^-lcht rooms, ni. aodwell, stable, carriafe hunse, and, guod fruit

Will be sold chewp. Applrto

Lot 160 feet front by »p. Applrto P. H. DONHKLLY.

T?OR SALE—Or Exchange for

Prnp*rt7'10

of rroand i^mllea

XaM or tboetty, with a good, brick hense o« eiaht rcoms, ceilar, well, cistern, stable, sheds, oarrl-age-honse, ffr.t rate orchard 6f apples, pear*, peacbee pluraa, eberrlrs, grapes, and, thrraaerae strawberiiee, lji rapberiies. 1 acre gooseberries and currants—all beailng. Door yard set with *ergr»ens and Sowtrs. Oa!l at the Oonaty Treasurer's efllcs. JaSdSa

WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED,—$75 to

tnonthi Or a Oosamisskn fr-m

which twice that amonut can be made by ee'Mng the La'est Improved Commtka 9ense Vaaaily Sewing Machine Pntcs $18,00. For Circulars and Terms, address O. B6WZB9 A OO., 54-dw3m 3208. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

IJIHfi HOWK SEWING

CHIKE3

9o not require tke Ra«orMmeat stctrtka mV fat»a~ttey «wt|

WORLD-RENOWNED.

Tliey *re«olohrat»d

far

doiog the best work,

•sing a tnaeh ^mailer needle for the sains thread, than »ny other machtne, and by the intrcdeotion cf the moat approved nMbioery. «e are now able to supply the ver best machinery in (he world.

They are adapted to all kinds of Fasally Sewin?, and to the use of Seam«tteaea, Dressasker». Tailors, Uannfactnress of Shirts, Oollass,

SKIRTS, CLOAKS, MAKTILLAS, Glothlog, Hats, Cap?, Corset^ Boots, Shoes, Harness, 3tddlas, Linen Goods. Umbrsllaa, Parm.ois, A9. They work equally well upon silk, linen, woolen and cotton goo tr, with silk, cotton or Unen thread. sewing ma&io 41 ike on both el

cutioa ^ogir, wiiq siik, coicob or Th^y will perform every species of iing a bsauti'ul and pertsct stltob, ti slues of he articles s»wed.

Tbo New Improved Faml Machine is without a rival, and c«nnet be surpassed—a Hammer, Fcllor, Braider, Qutlter ani Qulde go Witt each Family ataqbine. free of charge.

IWt fall to call atd ex annus for yourielves, at Ho. IS Noith Fourth street. Tsrrs Haute, fad.' 27Jiw OAHTfcB A HBUCU, Agents.

u*.

I 1 9 4 W IF & W A E

j^piiClIANT'S,of HARTFORD

This old ntfi reliable Company la now represented in this city by

SAOEB A MeKEfil,

OrFIOB AT DOWUNG HALL. «.*

These persons hol.Ung Policies of Insurance in this Cimpuny, ara requited to call for tbeit

BtmieiU

ait this Omce. 11 .., «. ..

od iw I,- ,/*

Business Respectfully nolicitetl.

and Poilotes will bs issued on as good terms aa any other first-class Company. HAG KB BeKlWI,

js£3dlm AssNTtf.

gAVE MONEY AND DRINK GOOD TEA. JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Main Street, Terre Hante, Agent to*

E I E E A O A N or Nzw Yobs. The unparalled success of this Company Is owing to,the fact that they IMPOBT tbeir Teas direct lrom the producing districts of China and Japan, and sell them at retail, through their Agents, at oargo prir-es, thus saving the immense promts yon have paid heretofore. All goods warranted to give satisfaction, or money refnndtd

PBIOB LIST.

Oolong (Black) 80 90 l,l0 best 81,20 per ft Young Hj son (Gresn) 901,00, 1,25" 1,40 Mixed (Or. A Black.......SO 90.1,00" l,*0 Imperial (grren) 90 1,00,125 1,00 Japan (a.tnrat leaf.... .90 1,00,1,10 1,85 Gunpowdor iQ eon)....1,00 1 35 1,60 Elig. Breakltat (Bik) '1,00,1,10" 1,85

Empire Company's celebrated brands Long Am and Tong Slow Chops of Black Tea, with Green. l'»a flavor—highly recommoaded—

d6,t*u

A/flHTARY CLAIMS-CARD IfJL FOB 18C9.

DAVID & DAHALDS0H, MHtarjr Attorn er, Kttan sH Clalai Agcat,

Sesolarlj Authorized and Llceascd.

Office—Farrington Block, N. E.

Corner Public

Square,

Up Staibs, Fibst Io«a,

TEBFEE HAUTK, ISD,

Anf

Ptmit»Agmeg

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, BOEftTY MONEY COLLSOTSP,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Vouckert

Ma&b oat aad JRsnsfe* Jfewp

Dramt

from

i»Hu IMsdSfaJst.

PROTESTS I88UKD, Land Warrants Assigned, Boagtt aad Sold, and Defective Assignments Oorrated.

Ma. DinaidssS yell understands th* mode of adju ting and cullecting acy claims growing out of tl-e recent Rebellion, and for 1861 aad 1866, has collected and paid over to the claimants mora than Two Hnndred Thousand Dollars has obtal ed three hnndred Pension OartMcatfs, for wounded or injured soldiers, widows, mothers, sid minor children, and seven hundred bounty clucks for discharged privates.

Pension!, if now applied for and granted, will commence sit the date of tbe soldiers discharge. No time shoald ba lost, as this favorable provision terminates totally about Jnoe 1870, or at Are years after the discharge.

Arrears of pension miy now bs had In all cases where the pension doe* not commence at the date of discharge, or deith of the soldier. Look at jomr OMrtile^tes and oali on mi.

Bountyftclairas under tbe reoent law, act of July 2»tb I860, aro now nearly all paid, ,A sew law for the next and last bounty, may, perhaps, be pa«el this winter. If so, applications may b* made th* coming Spring or Fnamer. I will give notice wheasuoh law is paaaed. No (eattuns bave yet been allowed for srrvios in the War of 1812.

No Land War milts need be expected for sarvioe in th* late war, and no farther bounty to veteran, ^ho has bad three or four hundred dollari.

I have uovor loit a good claim where the pirty permitted me to manage it la my own way. I have lost two valid claims on account of such interfcrencs. oar* Refer to Herchant, Bmkers ant Oltisens generally, and to any one of ih* thoasand whose claims bave beon obtained by me.

J.9dwtf I. S. DA5ALDSOR

gQMETHING NW !UJt?

1CXT OHKCKS

XA5«

TO ORBSB. A KBT

ChsoV. a small oval, German ailver Check, maikd with the owner1* nam-, to be fastened to a bunch of koys, carried in the pocket. These key checks may also 1« attache to Valises, "Cranks andotbfcrartloles. Thej are very neat and useful.

Also, Hotel and Btggage Checks furnished on short notice. Door Key Checks numbered aad lettered. The price of a Key Check is forty orpts, and will be sent by mall on receipt of price.

I also havs a nlc* art'ole of Steel Key Bltrgs and Chtlns. Any of the above articles can had by calling at my Grocery Store, on tbe ccrner of Fourth and Lafayette streets, or by drop-

Iflle

pin* a line in the Post Oil jaUd3m WM. BASIL*.

^KCHITECT 4 BUILDER.

VBYDAGH.

Plans, Bpecifications, Superintendanca, and De tall Drawings famished far 6very d».crption of Buildings.

Oman.—Sonth east oosner cf Hut »od Fifth Streets, ovsr Ponnetly's Drng Store. mv4ftdiv 1 i~

"OEMOVAL?" AV s*i RAILROA AOENCY.

I ba?e moved my offlcu to McKesn A Paddock's Hill, where I would be pleaaed to see my

Through rseoipts jgiv due* to all Xastern Citii

old

friends andeustomars. ten on ahipment* of praties. All Ball, and Bsli anl Water rates as low, awl tim* as qniok a* and ooiap*ting lines. Grain in balk shipped to H*w Bttgland towns without change of cars.

JAMBS S. T0BNBB, Agt.

a^riMdtt '.'-v