Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 February 1869 — Page 4

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TEBBB*HAUTK,IND-

Fuesflar Morning, Feb. 16tif, 1869

W ATT.ROAD TIMB TABLE.

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*8:16 r. Accommodation

6:46 a.

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3:84

J***"****Sraii mil l»pnii...~m 4:45. p. m.

l|»)T. „. ixpreas. lO-.afr*. H. *. tJiiK5S»Aooo«oirt»«B~i«» A. *. SYABBTILLB AH» CBAWFOBMnTCIA*. i,. turn-

Aocotnmodatltm&.2.<U^fcl6 r.*

8*2 Mall 8:08 P. hockyillb bxtbhsio*. AXJUW tul. 4!«0.p.

Thb Normal School appropriation bill comes up in the House .to-day.

Schools.—There are seventy-five public schools in Vigo county outside of this city.

Tnt

Eau

Claire, Capt. Shewmaker't

new boat, arrived at the wharf yesterday morning at ten o'clock.

A eesidekt of Clinton, Vermillion county, offers to give $10,000 to the Danville and Terre Haute Railroad, provided the railroad crosses the river at that point.

A gentleman who has examined gays that the fish worms have commenced coming to the surface of the earth, which is a never failing sign that the cold weather hag passed.

A. H. Doolky, 104 Maift" street, has laid on our.table in advance of all competitors, the March number of that princess among the fashion monthlies—Demorest's incomparable Magazine. All tbe ladies will want a copy.

Simeon Cory is an enthusiastic velocipedist. His enthusiasm was somewhat dampened yesterday morning, when, by sudden twist of tho machine, he measured his full length in a very wet mud hole on South Fourth street, with his wooden horse on top of him. It was a "back-set" to his efforts.

0. P. Cohob, who was crippled for life by a railroad accident in this city, several years since, died at Muncie, last week, of congestion of the brain.—Richmond

gram.

Tele

This is the name of the man who had his leg amputated for the third time last summer in this city^but he claimed to have lost the limb in battle.

Gen. JaSies Babnes died at Spring field, Massachusetts,.on Friday laBt. He was distinguished during the war, first as Colonel of a Massachusetts regiment and subsequently as a Brigadier General. At the time of his death he was one of the Commissioners of the Pacific Bailroad on the part of the Government. He will be remembered by our citizens as one of the me in bare of the firm of Phelps, Mattjbon & Barnes, the builders of the Tfcrre Haute, Alton

St. Louis Railway,

The four boys arrested Saturday night, charged with thieving, were lent to jail by the ftayor, after an examination yesterday morning, in default of three hundred dollars bail in each case. Sherburne, and Roacbe plead guilty to, the charge, while Ryan and Hayes dehied any participation in the crime. It came out on the examination th«t the boys[had a regularly organized gang for thieVing A game of cards decided which shpuld be Captain of the gang 1

"We mentioned some time since "that the

Chicago Republican

had changed its

form from a quarto to a folio. Another Western paper, the

Columbus Journal,

alliabds.—Mr. Fred AoktrmiD, tfcsj eh impion billiard of the State of Ohio. si -rived bare last evening, and played a nme at^he TejUoma jBilllard Hall, sdtfc a. foe amateur of thisclty, in wfclch game the champion made a splpncKd run Of 248 points on a carom table. J,

has

recently made a similar change. The fact is that people are beginning to find out the' worthlessness of advertising in the eighth page papers, where tbeir advertisements are folded in out of sight of readers, and to preter sheets like The Express where what they have to say is sure to be seen by everybody. Publishers of course have to consult the wishes of their advertising customer!, and hence the improvement we speak of.

The following gentlemen were selectec as the Executive Committee: Col. Benson, Montezuma Dr. Jewett, Lafayette Mr. Breckenrldge, Lafayette Hen^ Taylor, Lafayette Judge U. Pettit, Wabash.

The Board resolved to have the Canal opened for business from Montezuma to the State line on the 1st of April.

The Canal Is in much better condition than last year, and the prospect of an increase of navigation more favorable^.

Normal School.—T?he New Albany

Qommeroial

is distressed about "the peo

ple of the State paying taxes to erect a building for a Terre Haute High Shool^ The people of Terre Haute have given $76,000 to erect a building for a State Normal School, besides their proportion of taxes for the balance of the nJoney appropriated, and they are not yet tajioh worried about it. Our people ask nothing of the State except to carry out the,implied contract—pledge of faith—under

Tfl»itH|6fT£her£ was ver0 fair house at Dowling Hal! last evening aqd the fact that "Uncle Tom's Cabin"jeeuld be played witb so much interest, after having b^pn^pr^Vo tbfeadbaYe, is good evidence

6f (£t

...11:1-6 a.

CITY NEWS.

Th* City Council meeU in regular session this evcniDg.

eietflerWe of-Jtr.SBouse's

company. To-night will be given t6e great musical eztraragansaf^^antltled Forty Thieves," the entertainment concluding witb the TpaaSfttf^ comedy ef tbe "Irish Heiress."

On to-morrow evening arrangements have been made for a grand Velocipede exBRSUin, In'which a number of Masters artifti, IxJth male and femal&r-tbs same as appeared at the Indianapolis Skating Bin^.^n Saturday evoaing—will take part In thelnovel entertainment! Be on han&ftft in ettning of lun. -i' tui

Poos Asylum •^Supebihtbndbnt.— The Commissioners met yesterday- morn ing to select a Superintendent for the Poor Asylum fofr the ensuing year. The applicants, some eight or twe: were promptly pn Jbabd ^yjh 4 their several propositions, and were not a little eur prised, as doubtless will be'our readers, iQ loarn lbat the I&ard had chqseh one of their own number, Dr. Daniel Hoilingswortb, as Superintendent. This ac tioif^df- receiv«f~t1ier severe condemnation of men of both political parties—the Republicans condemning it as a high handed outrage, and the Democrats, because it will injure the party 1 Dr. Hollingswortu is to be paid twelve hundred dollars.aryear, while good and responsible men offered to take the posi. tion «at eight hundred -dollars Strange doings, theie times! I

Why'

Folks Rbai Locals,—An old

iyocaV:^ho

ught

to kn^r aU _.about

diicga pertaining to hia department', says the people read items of local interest for reasons as opposite"&3 man and wife. A, refids about a fight because be was there and saw it B, berciause he was there, and didn't C, because be had heard about it D, because b'o hadn't, while those who had a hand in it, want to. know {riw much truth concerning them the editor has deemed compatible in its utterance with a continuation of his own earthly career. The consciousness, too, that hun dreds of others are simultaneously perns ing the same article, and that it is therefore a subject of common thought and convysatLo^rdoubtless, adds to the zest trith whioh ordinary readers eagerly de, vour attieles that 'Otherwise would have but a dull perusal at all.

Wk would suggest to all who want to etoufe tfeatsiibril&i. Phillips' Evening of Sacred Songf "tosp 'at once, for the Hall will cortain ly be filled. They can b» obtained at Bartlett A Grundy's, or at Allen, Brown & Co'*»

Mr. Phillips' has but recently returned frojp England, and is now ein^ing bis way out "VVjBs t. Re^d ho^be pleassd pe people of the Fore*t City.

Mr. Phillips^ Concert at Brainard's Hall, was attended by a large audience who manifested their delight by frequent and hearty applause. No one who heard Mr. Phillips sing can ever forget him I)ie songs have been the joy of thousands Mr. P/s singing speaks for itself but his generoas deeds .are not, perhaps, as generally' M«own, as he gives the net ^rocqeds^hi| gj|n^Dg to charitable,pur

We could furnish hundreds of similar testimonials from all Mparts of the couniry. 1 Werbespeakioir .liin onp'otthe best audiences of the season.

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THE POST OFFICE.

Editobs

Xxritns :-From the indjea

twpa preya^e^it there seems to be no lack of eelf-sacrificing individuals who would "kindly consent" to be burdened "with the dutie«t" -to say nothing of -the

merits

"vox jpopuli"

which they have given that $75,000.) We "do hot believe the people of Indiana^arVtanaiSevefflljpfaaTf»TrMhrtft»Ounei himself as a candidate, and

represented in the Legislature by men who will deliberately go back on such a plodge. Having accepted the donation of Terre Haute, and having adopted a plan forlhe building—a plan which has been rigidly adhered to by the chosen officers of the State—the Legislature is bound in good faith to complete the structure. So alf honorable men must decide.

tmolu

of the U. S. P, 0. I have heard

of no single aspirant who would not make Postmaster, and among* 'such an .^fray 6f talent as desire the position, it is presumed the Administration to "ooma in" will have some difficulty in making a srtection. -To obviate this difficulty, your correspondent would suggest .that the

be beard, and that the

way to settfe ihe question would be by a papular rote taken at the polls within range of the delivery of the Terre Haute £osl£ffice. The election should be held

Canal-A meeting of the Board of "other elections are held, but as to the Managers of the Wabash and Erie CanaK ",victora belong the spoils," none but was held at Lafayette last Friday.— Capt. John Haney of this city was in attendance. C. W. Coltan was re-elected General Manager.

those who voted for Grant should tote The result of jauch an election would,t he an instiuction to the "powers that he," ahd-lave much .responsibility in making a nomination. In fact, Mr. Editor, I am satisfied no other better plan could be devised f6r the selection of a Postmaster than by an election, and it would be the forest W8jr to procure the sentiment of the majority of the Republicans as to who their.choice is for the position. This plan is being adopted in many of the t^wbs and oities of this, as well is other States. I learn there is at least a dozen aspirants for Postmaster, and I know that I refle^the sentiment of.th* majority of Aha, ^^abliciip jja&u* when I say tfiaf ijy' balfoHjr ifte Voters is the only true way jp indioate who the peoples choice is Again The choioe by the election relieves'the necessity of candidate*' to phi cure recommendations, and thus relieve voters from being .bored by aspirants with petitions, which no one feels inclined to refuse to aign. For one, 1 am in layer of apriaiiry e!«ct|on'to aeleet tho! candidate for Postmaster of Terre Haute, and 1 believe the mejoi^ty of the Republican voters are decidedly in favor of ihia systea L^trtbere be a ^pfiifcaty election*

tar, tad if the election plan is thought* good one, let the Committee fix the dsjf and prescribe the manner of holding such •lection. Of courw^whan th^^ectlon over the successful man would noi objytt to pay, whatever expense'might accrne.-*-What say the Republicans Tour oof. respondent fca^pflfreyv jjTtt Porvix £1 JL uJ- jf*

THE REOI8TRT LA W.

Editobs: In your issue of tbia

mofqingfspu |Jealf «8^ain amendin ente to tie 'HUgutry^Lrisrf' To the one which would remove ttye cumbrous at^ Mcpensive machinery" ^f Ike present law, noam wffluMLobject b^t you further state that A ." new feature would be intarodoeeg, w^McJardeaigned 0 show how each ballot would be cast," whioh we.hope our legislators in council and our citizen*. at large, will at on«e ioudly and ^arnBp^y

scorcher for tourubieu"

We think,« mtu^mare honorablejplan to test the "sdiitraMil^ of voters would be to abolish at once the secret ballot, and fall back on the did Southern plan of

viva vast* y\tingj|'

Vote th&Oftett as tTOWSret

billot, as we would vote according to the dictates of our conscience, considering that the casting of the ballot Is a sacred duty which every man owes to bis coun-

try, in order to maintain the purity of th% government under which we live. The Republican papers with one accord, justly, we think, have raised their hands and eyes with holy horror, because his Southern master has told the freeiman, if he votes a Republican ticket he shall be discharged from present and shall not receive future employment and is not the principle of this movement the same? There are thousands employed In manufacturing establishments on our farms, in every species $f industrial pursuits, who would be throwb out of employment, simply because th^y cast the ballot in accordance with tbefr conscientious opinions of right and duty. Ifthete influences. aro brought heir will it nofhave a corrupt.'og effeet\B"be ballot? Is it not a noto»5/r'-a lnvt th^t this same influence Was to a certain extent brought to bear at the last electidn in this city it is enongh with the present method, without making it worse by the mode you .reeommend^ (1

It leems'to u«^4t is ho per^en!libastie|is how a man votes it should be a matter between him pd h|s p^ly shouli, Intelligently as may be, form his omn opinions of the needs of bis country at vote accordingly, uninfluenp^l ^apd^yu 1biased by any outside controlling force

Thb latest Ityle Dowd & Slate's.

If you want a Hat or Cap cheap for the iaoney, gp to Board & Slate's.® jr 16^tf J, I W

Suppkr—The Ladies of the Chiisthn Church will g!Ve a supper at Penoe'# Hall on Thursday evening next, the pro*

to attend. The ladies design making the occasion sufficiently (tfeaeaM nW? ioTe.5'%cWofid 50 cents,

may regret haVirig gOi mission, including supper

vii ij juA Liii

"•Umbrellas, Satchels, Shirts anc Mt quaifty' it penders, of the best Slate's.

Tbb best styles and largest assortments liffffe1?' of Paper Collars in the city, at Dowc| A Slate's. 16Mf

Pkescbiptions carefully prepared oompetent Druggists, at Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6th and Main St feblGdff

A Savino

is produced by using Dr. Price's CrjBam Baking Powders. No waiting

is saved, as well as money.

Fdfc Sam.—Tii^i J^ir*blv Jjjjwiness house—two i^ory brick—situated yjn |fain street, between Sth iS4!^ntfcrvnoWn as the Deits property. Terps s^jwd titl^ good.. For piriieulaxa call at tW»f01prk^ diw.

Wb are very desirous. a£« settling^ sCLihe -buiiness «f the latstfrw.ppd insist upon i^^i^te.^tttlemegt df all Op«n aceotanta. call at oi^r office.

Persona tstsmisd (j- 5.

Q. "MwiL. mii.

lfiddwltr

bto

people, and .press his claims as strong as be pieces. The bast

rtntamecrtr

seedtat^jaUh SBliMjil1 imp

Tsx Msall

before

^ha^

Witt

then be the choice perhaps, but he may not be the man best qualified for the tton, a result"that frequently falldwi tions. fn this connection, would it pot be proper for the Republican Executive Committee to meet and consult as to the mat*

Av isrmttdb

You

add ThU-jji^-be^aBcte^^jeqairlng the inspector to pat on each ballot the number opposite, the n^me (as. it stands cm th»Msiof th^pArwnoffffri^ it. N^ honest maB. ^oulditl4 ^»l•v^#ltki,, bat it will be a

will

Medical -!*, inounces that he has resumed the |rao#of medieiM in thssrfTty.: Ctffef,1 jrth side ofmidtreetil«t^6iiFeui

Leonard.

Soi«Ki

T9i.ee

field

A Co.

ed Hmftailibn

was dissofv-

ltd*,

Mr.

C. Oak^ retiring. aw All p^rson| iUii^ .IS^IlveS debted to the late firm are urgently *0r qtefted to sASiQ HL-I'XjULif* Co. ,tn»h feslrt-- ifcbitdtf

aetm*.e4)e««t

IT"

iftttak Otbtebs, always on hand, at J". ftotTBl ET'S. 12-dtf Successor to Bay

Bailey.

Lot

Imnuvc

Aobbt, or a thorough business man poisessing the requisite qualifications for toe business, can obtain a valuable oontra^t by forwarding information and reference to Life Company, P. O. Box 3831, New York City. 134eod3t

Just kicetvkd, a fine lot of cultivated Cranberries, at J. Houribt's,suocosaor ip Bay ft Bailey. 12-dtf

Jott Or EKED—Having bought otit the old stand of Ray & Bailey, on Fourth street, three doon soath of the old postoffice building, I have opened oat large stock of groceries which I think will suit the buyers. I hope to see all of my old customers, and as many more is may deem it necessary to buy goods cheap. [12,dtf] J. Houbiet.

Fbbnch Woven Corsets 75 cents, at Weisz' Skirt Factory, 12 South Fourth, street. lldtf

Mple

Suqab

Strained Hobby, and Honey in the, con^HJ^ceWiPirSpf^,

12-dtf

We abominate tbis

Sneflting metfibd ascertaining how a man votes. The great cry which comes up from*.every quarter of the land is, the ballot is almost worthless on account of corruption. Will not this mode have a still more corrupting influence? l^e woul&a* leavi

A WOBD TO THB WlSB IB SCFFICIENt —If you want bargains in Ladies' Fuss go to 0. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street Deming Block, they sell at cost, jll-djt

The Sbth Thomas Clock Company have been making new improvements ji styles and finish of cheap Clocks, suitable for the dining room and kitchen. Th4j are be found at the establishment bl1 8. R. Freeman, 161 Main street, where all other kinds and patterns of best make ol' Clocks are to be had. He has the Watcti man's Clock also. 5-dwtfl

Fbvsh dates, 8.

dtf

purposes,thp«e fine o|^, liquors cannot be excelled. Babb, Gulick

A Cabd—We desire to express jour 1 thanks -to the citizens and firemeni their timely, efforts to save our property their patronag^^ The entire stock tfiU at the fire Saturday night.

L. Fobstbb& 8o».

up"

Time.—In less than lone

Biaale's.

O Wj^Tia

and Molasses, just re*

to Ray fe Bailey.

J. Houbikt's.

SBYB»rf-Fnrtf WtHrS iiftne DriW"for a French Skirt Facti

irthe pr rseX at. Weiss'

the next thirty

Thirty Days.—For days C. Shoes at

exa&t bait.

No. 71- Main streeti three doors west Third street. IA *10.l

figs and cocoanuts, a1 dtf: I

ClothesWbinoebs I ClothesWbin^ XBBll Buckeye Clothes Wringers.

JiitkJlrsnr rinlhas Wfingessiy^c Sherman Clothes Wringers, For sale at Cobt

x»or 1

of Ties and Boas at 16dd'

Mamcoubt's

A &

do i^yproMse to sell JU» so: we will sell al cost, all seasonabli

but we

bu goods. C. Wirria A Co. 170 Main street, Deming Block, jll-dtf

Y7ifATkS I *3

dJAfiool BuT.'wWre^Ci# ^|et? ft& best quality apjd'the nioet.Hardware fpr your money. Perha^ Austki, Shryer

make^bd mi it 081 OT ^I dtf

thb ,^Pab.—Apple'

Brandy. Peach Brandy, French Brandy Wila4^hill^%imr#Whi^ rod

aboVe we ^eep^fae/rfnowned "Old Crofw"-

Bebbv,

22dtf^^l»y sniliafi.a Hoona.lUtfcjSfaMi.T^JMloob Doli ^a|

their patronagii" The entire stock

Cquntry. .iaerchanlsvwishing to ''kort ." with odds and ends lh the boot knd bim

fm tllW° K#

hour jfter the first handling of the $ur generally, biscuiU and bread of a quality unequijle^ ^VmtaHaUji

for,

the

sponge to rise but always reliable and

Sash and Doorasee Austin,' Shryer &Oo dtf

nadr&Kift&tftlKf "^"Tl^Wrsf Sfai«s and Prawars can baa for 50 and 60 cents, a) 0 WittigA Co'*- 170 Mam.street, Deoiing

Blocr* "rAJi jll-dtf 1 If you want bargainsTn Winter Goods go to C. Wittig

Deming-BfocW they scfU'Vfnte# g4ods at "nrtir jti-dtf exact cost.

Wright

ivjis

bmm

1SJ «ttaamrmd TJf

Luthef^{^bF K^ipr•«! nftk' isiid well selected! lft%^Mes and Prodcce for sale^ ^^hi^ npw stand, opposite the. £est^BWti-tCa]4-a#nd sge .for^oarselvesr if

HosB, 10, 12}, 15, 25 up to $100, Jt Riddle's. [21,dtf .. .vii

Oranges and Lemons at Sage s.

PzELipsf^BiJ at C. I. Ripley's. ^dtf

UQAB at C. I. Biplby'#.

6dtf

jdS3zmaa^iJiw

Millinery.—Miss M. A. Bar id an he^Btoc^ ^lin«rir

jttt

sto^e^mrecently .epWRiediby Eberle Bindley, on Main, between Third a Fourth streets, where she will be pledsi to see her old customers, and as ma: new ones as may choose to favor with their patronage. [6,dtf

DIED.

A. O Stephenson, North Fourth street, Monday, Feb. 16b, *t 12:*0 p. Hra MaBT A. UoUAM, aged 67 yean.

The fvneraHrft! JM attejrfed thti afternoon at three o'efodt, fr^m the'ViildBDce above "ommed. Trtmds of.tbe fcmlijr. aTe intlttdtJ* be fr«M«t withoat faftbernotice.• ,v

LOCAL WOTtCES. ea I Cooramption eaa be cored. An Sasteva medical pertodiaal «i«ee an latweette* aeeovnt ol the twmjpletji core of Mrs. Aiao* 8UoQer, of Maaor, t^aoaeter oouatr, Pa:, ot hereditary Oenranfitioii Her parent* and mv eral brolheriand sisters died of this terrible dl« e. Mrs. Stanffer was. herself reduced to a mere ikeltton the pulse at 140 her breathing ptlnfully difficult expo toratioas very exreMlve diarrhea wotie than chronic, and her oondltlpn *0 hopeless that at a Maftnate ef-.tkMld andaklllfnl (hjiiciaos she was prooonnced incurable. At tbia stage of the disease, Or. 3. B. Hartman, of MiUersvUle, Lancaster county, Pa., a physician of fourteen e*/s' standing, pretcrited MISHLEB'S HEBB BITTKBS^ The pa tient soon ezp^rirncei a plraslng sensation. tMalulnl lier rjrstrif aad cfaeocragSd 1y A-ieads to'eontlnoe ander t)r. -Bart man's treati^est. She did so, gradually Improving under in creased doses according to her atreng £, until aUe entirelV recovered. Mrs. Stanffer is still' liTiig, in the fall enjojtnrat Of ptrfect heilth. 0. Bflirr. Esq., fttfiident of the Lancaster ccwmtf Pa,, National Baak, substantiate* the partieu i*jaof this mosSSrdnderfal ease. -^dwlw

Burr's Pectoral Sliiir. .* 1 ftbu) 3 •eu -i.iaoO .Jdjjia io

j^lTsaa* HautSj I«c. 7, 1888.

A?terVariqgl£orouKhiy tested in my lamtjy and in my own case, "Bart's Pectoral 'Elixir/' 1 take great pieasqre ln addlng m'jf" tastlkoti^ tc tho man# sBOomianw whiohitheM har»detervSd lylavSshtd up*n It. If whatever tends to reliife lhiman snflbrlpgis a bene'actlon, then certainty "liarr's Pectoral IliaU"^1 worthy of all prajbe. We can, from pertoaat jrperlec'oo and ecquilnt aucb, rrcommrnd both It', and the Proprietor as perfectly reliable. 0. A. BBOOKK,

Pastor Aehnry M. K. Ohnrcb, Terre Haute. This luvalashle remedy foa the .eantf.of Oo^s, Coughs, Cron(s Hoai%enfMt «M., is manufactured and sold by' 7ABB) Qt) LICK a dl2dwlm' Drn^gUM

Oooley'sBaking Powder.—Dool^s. Buns Powan Is unequalled for making llglt and nutritious Biscuits, Bolls, Buokwheat and,other Orlddle Cakes, Ac. It requires ONLY TWO TKABPOONBFVIi TOB A QUABT

of eopiu,,

Tooli aod Tojedo

Uo's., 179 Main street,

tea

Woolen Hfootffe at 10 cents, 25 dents and 5fi cents, at dt *%ilt{g' & (}&*., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

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

155 Main street. dtf

BonJmcts dtf

,1M

QTia

Tou can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Ripley'i. [25,dtf

W We mll ban a good

4iase. .... hn, j4dtf

OHttbs "a¥' Oioi^i'-4fr^m and aftee today Ueorga Habermeyer €o. will beta reoeipt of tboae large and mag*' i4«lflAnt MaltbyiBalUaoom

QytlQit,

Feb. 22,1869.

TI0KKT3 of Admission, lor -jCtoaU Cer Ladies, 60 cents. Tickets can be procured at theetore of A. Ml p. irt. Tuell, lUrley Co., Cdsa'l A Co., Fred i'+l.and from the members of the Sooletr.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

yf ASTISJi Per

Drawing*,

€eat Bednetioii!

hy S«hi dl igXiVth Or^ena'i

'of awg botaiMcnk

ay senaiagu*toe

"jj

itreeti

Demiqg Block, sell all their winter stock at exact coat. jll-dtf

OT TLOVt

Sold by Oncers generally. At wholesale,' in Terre Hants, by 00XA80N, dccISdwSm

Wholesale Grocers.

AMUSEMENTS.

ROWLING HALL.

W. A. MOUSE,

Lease ail Proprietor,

Tuesday Evening Feb.

*n be produced the great Musical Extraraganzs, entitled the

FOBXI THIEVES!

To conclnde with thegreat Oomedy, entitle! the

IRISH HEIRESS.

With ttaSHianCDaiuSggr-flfisei

.Al&t.'.

Admission. Children...

Noti.—Beserred

ouple, can be secured at the Hall from 2 to 3}j o'clock tach p. m. Doors open at 7 o'olock. 'Curtain rises at precisely.

Terre

Tum-vereip,

i&th

n«!i|frtr

vrtgemi of

any

Doanmcnt

Origin*! at atAi: 100 ,00,

we will, return immediauly

amy

nun

ixact ric smufs «r the Origiual

the rollowitg extra rdioary cheap rat«4: Copies

tl,CO',

[21,dtf

»i.—

note e!Se,)

600 Soptea 9b,00 1,000 88,C

or fifty cent- updii t^e above prle ma} be Saved-tjrii«lBgliAua(CB'sT4.t* "T[ AcnjasAieto PaiMTlKO Pa» S for OtEoei, price (80,00

In each ease paper included, (letter or

Maurlcc's Pitnit Bt tea Bights are sold) at moderate prices. All kinds of Lithographic work IS do»* with the grestSfl cat^a^.th* lowetS raUs.

Uaurice'e Patent Autographic Writing and Printing Katablhhment, 10 Nonh WiliiamSt.,

New York. Ddc 23-deodly

Aoifotfa wA$rfeD

Secrets of the Great

r(i

City.

IBS, HlBUItBS and

GBIMMS of Me* Terk Cfty.

C. BA1LET,

[NP€S«IR£CTbffY.

Va. •. XeLaan, 9S Htli street.: BalMtt'nrltt^ tt aUi^SsrMS. S««»t 4 ?*T. -iO^to Strait., Joe. H. Blaka, 6hio Street.' ARCHITBCTS A_NO BUILDKBS. J. A. Vrydagh, eorner Vain aad fifth. Otift A Wiiliaiaa, oorner Klath and IslkNtf

si.'sear

BOOTS AND 8HOS8.

Js'^Bsl^liiStlt^Mtt&iitrM^ BOOKS AND STATIOWlBTr v^artlett A Smfr. Ml Main street.

BAKBB8.

HAlfigABro., Lafayette Street .BILLIARDS.

Vt Termite Hotet, Shaffer# PieprteSar. *«,rt4CABRIAGB PACTOKY. Wildy,'Thomas Co., Oofi and^WalaulT

OLOTHINCJ. .1

W. B.'Saunieter, T» Kain Street \s Orover A HUler, SI Matn Street. Joha Barsikle, orer Baxton Walmslers.

COMMISSION AND OBAIN. Joha Haney Co.. TintSt., ea Oeaal Baeln. COAL DEAXBBS. J. A. Uorgan, 8uiil*an County Coal.

McVariane, Biter U»al., Dbess makino. Mrs.

*. Hedge*, Chi", bat. 4th and 5th Sts. DENTISTS.

1. h. Barttoiomew. 167 Mala street. 0. 0. Lincoln, 6th tit., between Main and OKU. J. Richardson,Ohio street, bet. Tlilrt and 4th.

KSSRiiiW

DYE itOCSBS.

H. Claridge, £h. 8 North 4th St. DBY GOODS., Tuell, Binley a Co.. corner W. S. Byce* Co.. 77 Main street. O. Wittig A Co.. 170 Main street. Sdsail A Co., oorner Fourth and Main street Saxton A Walmeley, 111 Main street. Cornelius A Uaggerty, corner Main aad Third

6th sad Main itrert

DRY GOODS-WHOLESALE X. Bjce A San. Main street.

DRUGGISTS..

Birr, Oulick A Berry, corner Main aad fourth

il.

A. l)a?is A Co., iteming Block. FARMING IMPLKMBNTa Jonee Janes, eaat aide Pub lis Square. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL OUTTEB

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HARDWARE. Cory A Maneourt, Main Streft. Austin, Shryer a Co., Main Stioe*.

HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph 0. Yates., 14i Mbiq«Sreet.A P«wd A' aiaUj 19i Main'sfreetf\

INSURANCE A&ENTS.

M. A. Crane, Main street, east of Vlftb. Mag.r A HcKeen, Dowling Ball. J. A. Poote, Matn street. ,t

JEWELLERS.

4rB. Freeman, 74 Main street. "•--1» John B. Freeman, Warren's Block .Jacob Kern, Opposite Poet Office.

JOB PRINTER

John A. 3ryan, 115 Main Street. .1! 'f. KEY CHECKS. Wm. Bankin, corner 4th and Iiafayette Sts.

LIVERY STABLE.

Bobert Hunter, opposite Bnatia Heasr. LEATHER,

A. Tkttman,.lfl south 4th~St.

10,1869,

bnr

Ac.

%r. ii'*

I.. A. Burnett, 144 and 14d Main Siiset. MUSIC DEALERS. Ii. Kissasr, Palace of Musio, 48 Ohio street. ^^MECHANICIAN.

MILITARY CLAIMS

PHYSICIANS.

D{ De Derkey, Mulberry, bet. 6th and 7th Sts. Dr. A: Atraauo, ooroer Main and Mb'Streets.' Dr. S. J. Ton tig, west side Public Square. Dr. I. D. Settlov, 41 Hprth4th Street. Drs. Appleby il Waters, lS9 Maln Street." f'Zxl^RETAIL GROdBRa^^ r,

F. D. Molloy Ho

60 Cents 25 Cents

seats at SS cents extra ner

South 4th Street.

0.1. pley, Bfain Street. Luther Origsby, opposite the Pott Office." JJJ. HeuTiet 13 South Fourth Street.

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, at McKeen A Paddock's Mill. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jos. IT. Blake, Ohio Street. Hendrich A Lafage, cothSr Maiq and 4th streets.

SEWING MACHINES,

Carter A Heloe^lAKortb^h Street. P. W. Volte, N/irth Thlr4 SMoet. *. H.HltMle, 151 Maht Street.

SKIRTS ANp CORSETfi! B. Weiss, opposite Po^t Offlce. STOITE^ CUTTERS. Wagner A McFarlaae, XasSof T. H., a I. B.B. »eP°/- V- .? SEAS. Joseph Strong, ISO Malta Street. 'c,i

UNDERTAKER."

Ifyou wish to know-Sow Fortunes are madeantP ^din-ting and ««UeetinMy clSis* growing out lost In a day how Shrewd Men are ruined In Wall

Street how Countrymen are Swindled by Sharperf, huw.Ministers and MtrehaataereBlacknuil. ed How Dance Halls A Concert Saloons are ^anafed now Q"sn)tlng Hou«e A Lotteties aod C» Sncted^bow Stock ConrpanlflS kOrlfiaate and lit the Bubbjes Burst, read this work.- It coota. over Thirty Sne- Wbgrarfnis, *nd tells all a|out theM ysteries and Oi tines of New Tork, and iS tLe Splciestaod Cheapest workof^ths kind published.

ONLY $2.75 PER COPY, •W Send for Clrculsjs aad see eur terms, and a full description of the work. Address JO'MXS

BOTHERS A Co., Cincinnati, 0. Chicago, Tl, or 8t. Louie, Mo.

CAUTIOEr.TIaf,'lor

rof:tbo»

being conteln copy

Pui

Q«]0K«ALlca

wcrk'

:nit1ar character ate

See ti.at the bocks you bey

fine engravings and sell at 93(79 per

A AiiCAilbif for LICENSE.

their tegular session in September, for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in' less jfaaatitiaatbstfia -44frt eta tins, for the fpace of one year. The prcmiseeon which said liquors strtobe eeM are toeated on| r.afoyetle street, near Locust street, in Terre Haute, la Haeri-

hip-

claauiwi

lie

aril rrenrtu, sibtiior and topoeBAfHiaS BBAMAnBAX.

asroTAXtrsr DPXJSL.10. He wflf attetid

\or

whicb-

t^ey will sBll fly ttieeka or«er»e hp to customer's It their Oyftfef As^Uarant on Fourth street, opposite the posiofPce, 31-dtf.

•i

Isaac Ball, earner Third and Oberry, M. W. O'Conteil, Main Street.

Y-S

MiLITASY CLAIMS—CARD lu. FOB 1SC9.

DAVID S. DAMLDSOU, Military Attorney, Notary ui Oltla Agefe^ Secularly Aatborisel Uniari. Office—Farrington

Up Staus,

,,£QU$TY MONEY COLLECTED,

WEEDS EXECUTED,

ISesMfesn J£sie otti ami fsssfan Momtg Drains /hn»

Any Petuit*Agncy

(aits

Ha. DxfciCDtoit well n^de/stsnds the asode ef tKe reeent BebelllAn, and for 1?CT and 1864, has collected and paid over to the, olalmaaU more Mss Two Hondrad TbousSkAd IkAiars h4s obtai ed three hundred Pension Certificates, for wounded otr injured soldiers, widows, a ethers, and miner children, and Sevan hundred tioi ch'ctin for discharged prlratsa.

0fl""

Poaaions, if now applied for and granted, will oomnmooe at the date of the soldier's discharge. Be-thaa should be ioat, as this favorable provision terminatts totally about Jnse IUO, or at flee years after the diteharge.

Arnars-of pension my Sow-be had in all eases where the pension doea not commence at tbe date of diaeharge» or de .th qf the soldier. Look stjwr swtllcttsstatesll os as.

BeuntyOoiaiau ntider tbe reorat law, eot of Jaly SSMh, ISM, are aow nearly ail paid. Anew law for the next aad last brtaty, -may, perhaps, he passed- this win tar. If so, applications may he made the eemlng Sprinc or Summer. I «111 glre notice when each iawie pasasd. Ifo (en dons liare yet been allowed for

mrria*

I haie never lost a good-eiala wbere the pirty permitted me te manage It in my otm way. I hare 1 oat two valid claims on acconat of such in terferencs. •T Befer to Merchant', Bankers an-l Citlaens gsasraliy^ aad aay «•»«{. the thousand wboee olalms have been ebtalnrd by me,

Js9dwtf 1 D. S. DAHALDSOJT

S.HABBBBT-

the collection of Bcnnty and

Pension ttetesi make out Seeds and Convey* «ae*e«f any kind, All work dene promptly and cerrectly

Omo-Over Dowd A Slate'e Hat Store, In1 Metropolis en Block, Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. l&Qm

..^ai L«y2i'

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

rdooi -vj.r/

Wl- 'JJ' .v

'4"k

S- .4ser.9S«jtt.«

s. Arnold opponte the Post Oflot.

baa

opf.

fetkOIM.

MILLINERY. .. ,,

M. A. Baridan, 80 Main street. B. ii. 8traus, 149 Main st. Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 4 and Ohio.

tt.-M

D. 8. Daiuldton F*rrlAgton Block, 1U1* fll. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street. "V OYSTER DEALERS.

Oec. Habwmey era Co., Fourth Street. 4, PAINTERS. Barr A Teakle, South Fourth StiMt.

.but-Miljesa*..sieebuiV

3 elJ lec 4sT ,if pi ftn»ps

!•tptftdl ^^1 ^»e« "W.

itncrf

...ffiiKfca3.-",*»eee fefv-jtS&itJ -i

ifi* t*1*1toa

•rf(l|B^»»,ji-!sae £«#. jaisji^r. I .MrliMliial)

tii

'-•a'! ib~x ji! ind-xttKfT'.ttT

s'wh* »-y r«'/*i y. th**.**,

lilt I J«rt! rt Ji i«ih I

^,-KltirUt .1

if ii te

Bilha* v»'-

Invite Special Attention

-•s ji.

T'th,,r

,tcckof

i. ,.:^osa,:

.*,.¥ .t'8^4.-- ji £«F«.«.i9as« tmin, *aT-- -4? .'v» i-.?.«» tit

DRESS^GOODS, 1 «a •ia*.?

iVJ f:'

''il.

.SI

t'AM6C0S -.Jltf 1*r?' »A ei ia.q.-in.'j 10dj

And the pubilo can tave gotd at m'rt -•JU. .4 J'B* ,".V|

r-'i

a it

a%*. il r:. 4% 1

LOWER PRICE!

mi +i

NEWS(AND STATIONERY BOOMS! Sixth tMveets

Opposite New Port Office BuiUiAg. All Hew Tork.Cincinnati and Philadelphia

pers and Magactno's en hand regular and

Innltlal Paper aad

aid

.: I.vofa

Than at may time since the *yar

U:V"-2: f)?.J 7 3- V4lli ll.Je'

inn a* .i

S lSlWabash 8t*eet

ba.L t" J' «-i -f-ir. K'rt-iiJ •..£ t:

iti'j :.j e».ii A »7= fijHOt :s

1 •:.••••.! ISJ-." rl .3«ti*«il!'? ,il i* fl i" L' '-rf if'ij!. J-« f' Hi ii- ii -tin- o' .il*-...u i\

7ii.

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0..'- Of

35DI!

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ii,-.'. o" fijw «oeit«.T ,djw.

h. •. otfj-Kr

fra* iu**»

tuoxifiM.*

*'s .5,. ,Ji-B »jt siiyuii ieo.rvj iv .'! -p.! !.* snfgKrf ft Ia: tei»i]

tut* ,n*

vi T/ „r:J

.» iu,s«isf 5«.f gedW '.iTjtiii

ti ri*I it hue :ajT

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(v.r :7~ 'u'i

clftt :li fllvfllll

TERRS HAUTE avd PERRY VILLB. Tie Steamer KRBBA will ply regularly between .Terr* Haute am •rryvi to, 1 a'lng Terre Hints at nine o'clouk A. M., Moudayr, Wdn«days and Fridays o' »ch week. r. W. SPENCaR, Captain.'

H. Q.

Haou,eisrk.

—.

2?J^

Wit. M. Uli. M.

•. %]UMX.$.

BABR A tEitfLE, •0081 AW N«N PAINTIBS AID SBAIKEB8 South 4th Street, opposite Central Ingine House,

All.work entrusted to us,.doaepromptly, and at reasonable rates. teblJ3mi

"Y^OOD! WOOD! WOOD! Two hundre'd&>r4t

til

seasoned Cord Wo^d

for tale by J. A. Hho4d*. All orders left at th* Xarly House," West Main strtet, promptly St led.

XABLKT H008B—W. B.:Iiaranaan,.Pr09'r.j 10-dSm V:

Baveiopee

or stamped to order. School Paper,a good aril

ole.

very cheap.

norS

Block,

N. E. Corner Public Square, ,,

Fisct

Doea,

TXBB1 HAUTE, IID, ,J

fension Claims Prosecuted, Arrear9 of JPay Procured,

UftUdStatM.

.. PaOTKSTS I88UKD,

new GROOERY ANT)

PROVISION STORE!

OUUB

Groceries and Provision

Ns.9 MB Street,oie door

Terre-Hante. Indiana-

The undersigaed hea lost opened at the

yaid

foi

JySdAw P. MOLUm

BILLIARD ROOM

At the Teutonia Hotel,

KfMe 1U SBi ITS

MatB,

PATENT CUSHIONK. W. SHAFFER, i'aop'i^

Pare

Oppper DtaMBsd

laSSdly

in theiwar of

ISIS. So Land Warrantaaeed be expected for aarrlee in the late warr and no further bossty to ret eran, »ho haahad three eeibttrhtttulred dollars.

Has removed

SALK.

"POR SALE—130^000

rpHB

ISS«6

S' v.

•.% v-

**1 Jiu vftig I.kivi tV *1 '•oc fltfl.'fjiaet

motions

I '$» i.!» nr til: trl"

STAPLES,

qai i-i

HOSIERY Ac •it-jri.'-'vrj fsii

CLEARANCE

[j mii*

•U

IBOTRlA

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark House, corner Ohio and first. Terre Haute-House, oorner Main and Seventh. Sarmers' Hotel Cor 8th andkcbery.

vKtt+i

oi "W^TvtJ

-U

II,V

.r?

,f.= I-.-.-v £.-i« A iJ J..U w-k'i?

TU"B

j-Tt i'V'i

bs,i

m-tiiw 1H»V4

•il*1 60 *4

HAS COMMENCED,

o'clock

Pt M.,

Rank,

county,

eeM«aa

Ph-

tktvt.

stand, aflrst-cTaas Family Orocery aod

Prorulo-

Store, with a large an1 well sleeted stock'of new and frveh article* suitable for tvery day Use in

(amlliee,

to which he calls

friends and the pnblio generally, Goods delivered to any

Bourbon and Bye hfcky

1 MAMB

IWTATB A(JKN CV. FABMS, YILD LABDS,

A'cd Olty Property of every deeeription, for Bale. An experience ef'fifteen years enable US to-in^ An experience ef fifteen years -te satiifbetkm in every *epaitmea»ef f¥*th( to •'general Beai Estate A|eaey. flARBERT & MARSH,

WALinJT STBBBT,

alfdwlp DssMoinfls.lew*

Stteote, whereehe la now opening a full aod

kar.

Hae removed

her Cloak and DMss

laehment to

Jtjj'—

mysd

Brick, at

eight milee «set of Tern

nanw jas. w. watts.

SALE.—Wishiug

to engage

Sfjnn?^ aid BOABDINO HOUS1 FUB-

teet

8dtf

OB SALE—Fine two^tory Frame Bw.ll«g House—eisht rooms, gas, rooL iwo cistern* aad well, stable, carriage house, abd g)od fruit, tot 150 fset ftwat by SCO feft Will be s4d cheap. Applf to slfldtf P. M. DONNELLY.

U'OR SALB--Or Exchange

.*fn 1- rtf a-.]nt}**tlva »«. Ji

torn

E-JMSfll 53

TIELL, 1IPLRY A DGMIKfl .... sif.

for

J- Qity Property 10 acree of gTound ailee Aast of the city, with a good brick house or eight rooms, ce,latr. well, ef stern, stable, sheds, oarti-age-hmHe, tErst ra,» orchard of apples, pears, peaches, plane, oherrin, frames, and, three acres strawb^rxiee, r»pbtriee, 1 tore ("oseberrts* and ourraats—ail heating. Door yard set with e«er«rreena and flowers. Ca)l~»t the County Treesorer's effics. JaSdSm

t.,jr WANTED..

A&ENTS WANTED, A 200 per month I Or a Oom

$75 to

Oom raits on fr-m

hl-h twtce that amount oan be made by ne'IIaf the La'et laprmN Oemmon Peuee Family Sewing Machine Paice $18,00. For Circulars and Terrua. address O. BOWBB9 A CO., dl-dwSm 320 S. 3d8t., Philadelphia, l*a.

HOWE SEWING MA C01KK3

Do not rtqulre the Endorsement of SedeUei fctas-' or Vairs—they are 'j

WORLD-RENOWNED.:

They are celebrated fur d^iog the best worA. nOi g.a mush sisaller neodle tor the same thread, than a-y other mat bin', and by ths Introduction' pf.th* most apprOTid machinery. *e are now »b'e (O'tupply tbe vorj best machiaorj in bo w. rl 1

They are adapted to all kinds of Family 8ewIU7, and to ths one ef Staati»sri, Drtsinikirs, Tailors. Manufaciurers

Shirts, Collars,

SKIRTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Qlotliiijg, Quts, Cap., ors9t». Boots, Shoes, Haruesr, 8 ddi«s, Linen Oo ids. Umbrellas, Para-ois, Ac. Ib«y work iqu«lly well up»n silk, lleea, weeleo aod cottou goots, with Silk, cotton or 1 n-n thread. Th w.ll j.erf rm every electee of sewing, making a DOautl ul and per ect stitch, niike on b-ith side#of he articles s-wed.

Tbe New Imp ored F«ml Machine is without a rifai, and cannot be surpassed—a Hemmer, Teller, ErA-dor, Qatlter an1 Qulie go with each Family M-shma fee of charge.

D-n't fal in call and rzatbiue for your-elTee, at Mo. 18 Sotth Ko-irth stro-r, Terre HaU'e, lid. 27J.:t0 CA KTtSB A HKIUBB, Agents.

MEKCHANT'S.ofHARTFOKD JjX **»!«•. X-his oH &nd rtlUhle Company is new rspredenied in tLls eily. by wau

JRAGEB KcKEEI.

t'OPFIO* AT OOWLTBO HALL.

''ttcse renon? holing Policies of Insniaoee la this O mp«nr. »re requMted to call for thetr

Btntwak

at thU Office.

,K"

i, ..

1 1

Vi'fli*

Ti*r

'•I* »:"r«

c• f.. ,iS0li'J .a«.r-') *sat oo»T«5 t.I 13ii •Ji.'-in.Stti .fji# etOn* £i! sjnoi VI3«!!».• t-.v m:•':« tin .If-iti)-i*ia

•,

'''"I'.U' .!• !i-1

,«w»ns.j iV ij

,ai

Business Respectfully aotidted,

and Polices will be issued on as good terms ee aoy other flrst-olass Company. .HAOKBdk BeKlM,

JaSSdlm AoritTa

gAVB MONET A^TD DRINK GOOD TXA. OSJGPH STRONG. No. -190 Main Street, Terro Haute, Agent

tot

EMPIRE TEA 00MPAN1 or Nxw Toax. The uaparalled sucocas of this Company Is owina to,the,fact that they IMPOBT their Teas direct irom tbe producing dleirlcu of China and Japan, aad sell thsm at retail, through their pru&taysu hare p»id heretofore. All goods warranted to give satisfaction, or money refa^tded

PBICB LIST.

Oolong (Black) _80 901,00 best Sl.SO^er young H*on (Qre.n) 901,00,1,26" i,» Mtttd (Or. A Black.......80 90. 1,09 l,fcO Imperial (green) 90 1,00,1185 1,80 Japan (o»itjfa' leaf.,.. .SO 1,00,1,1)1** »,JS fliiBpowder (Q een)...:l,ob 1 SS 1,60 Eng. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00, 1,104» 1,S8

Empire Oompany'e oeUbrated brands Arm and long Mow Chops of Black Tea,*. Oreen Tea. S^Tor—highly recommended—f 1.86,

"bt-jb^TAM tlRE INSURANCB A OF HABTFOKD, COMB. ASSETjS, #08S,000,

The agency

Company bating

rlac»d in ear bands,thlishall

be«a

we be

the p-*trdtoage

happy

reoeiva

the old frleads of

OompiDy, and

Hot Ice

ibis

ISSUod

Is heieby

JOfiisAi*«ioVst,

sterling

tbe trnbl-o generall Petiole*

fkvoraMe termFf

WHARTON, BBAOH A Cfe,

MdUt ...w

Agents..

.. ?rf .4 .i.3 tll'V 1» ..•fn*'- ,M\«4 "VTOTICB OF SALB OF REAL XI ESTATE.

given, that the uodsrsigaed.

app

intte by

the

Oosrttif ueK-

mon Picas, at the December Term,1808, will expose at

puMisttle,

to the highest bidder for eeah.

en 8ate4*y, the ISth day of Marrk,

1889,

at the door of the'First National

corner

Terre

of Vourtb and Wabaeh streets,

Heute,

the following Beal Xstate,

sop

as Issued, •V Special attention paid to getting back Kutnbers.

Vlt8 «J9^tB*OLDj

and will be sent by mail

"WWrcirJK-W .bo ia ifMww*.« s.Aait asiit T)u*'aea (ii

MILLINERY.

.M«l»

jyjlLLINBRY

nn. BBCttUSOIlAJHI

Tualms.to-wH:

mmepeittB furiy feat

Vigo

(40)

west

coraer

east of the north

of lot sevsnty-e ght

(71)

of John Sib

ley's Division to the town of xerr» Haute, tbeaee

hun«le-d and twenty

(190)

south ore hwhdred an1

leet, thence

-fcrty^eine fsat (I*»)

fret,

to the lands owned iby the Tsrre Hints, Alton

git. Lor

Bailroad Company thence west ons

huodrfcd and twenty

viao)

north, one

the place of

always on hahd

feet: from thenaa

hoDdrcdAnd

forty-nine

(149)

bfginalai[t

feet, to

A. LAOE,

Mtd

Commissioner.

fii

^^"AGNBR & MoFARLANE,

"cilTTEBS,

'fwit STOKE"

Are prepared to execute all orders for the work for Buildings, Fence., Flagging, and every-stona Stting ia ttfts H'e WaOMB* MCFAUABK executed the word on the State Normal acbool,

%hlob Is

rttOeiaat

O O

Be at

recummendatioo. (teas

Yard

east lUepf tbe T. H., A I. B. B. Freight Depot. rtOdSm ..

s:.

-i

am f' iil

gOMETHIN# NEW

•rthe PeetOOfce,

KBT -CHBCKS MJlDC TO OBDEbI A KBT Cheo* ij_a.small ival,

Otrmap

matkM

a bench of keys,carried

Shacks

andottier wtlolei.

ful. Alee,

tiie

attention of

his

pert

ef charge. Highest oash erioe

Hotel

silver Check,

with the owner's nam-,to be fastened to

the pocket.

Tbeee

key

may alee le attache tr Valises,

Trunks

The/ are very neat and use

and Begawge Cheeks

short notice.. boor

lettered, The

of the olty fryer

funtishadoa

Key

Checks nnmbared

Ice of a Key Check

forty

ci-nta,and

anil

Ch»ln«.

plnr,» line

stree-, or

the corner of-Fhurth aed

competent

r\RESS MAKING.

receiprof price

I Meh haveenioo

Country Product

art'ole of

Steel

bee. (Hit ud 7th, g^S.,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

With 9uc of the Sneet Tables with

tbe

«th

Key Blngs

Any of he

abov^

hU by riail (xt

articles can -e

at toy Orocry Store, the

ner of

Mirtli

and Lafayette streets,on Or by drop-oor

Po#-.

PaiLtiTs

Offlte.

jpHuStn W*. RiKlIi.

'N 10 JN BAK.JBB1, CANDY maxvfactoby, abd FJLQ UB S

TORE.

FBiSlfi HE1HIQ A BBO Uanafaoturers

of all Kinds of

CRACKEE8, BREADiftnd CAKES,

and Dealer*

,cH'

tti C: fusil

6 E 1 E S

EJ T1 IVS. JFiAtJTE, TJiTDIANA. Orders 1 at

Kat3niarh's

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