Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 February 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

"re-g^HAUTK. INI)

Friday Morning, Feb. 19th, 1869

RAILBOAD TIME TABLEtbbbb haute and indian afolib.

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6:80 A.

LBAVE. 4:60 p. Xxprees...... 3*15 p. ..Accommodation 6:46 A. 10:26 r. Express..—

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CITY NEWS-

PpiLiP Phillips ut fowling Hail tonig {Li

•'An evening ot Sacred Song" at Dowling Hull to-night.

Get your reserved seats for Phillips' Concert during the day.

No cabs occupied the attention of the City Court yesterday.

Pro!. Kichabd Owen will lecture at Bockville to-morrow night.

Chiidbkk, 25 cents adults, SO cents reserved seats, 75 cents, at Dowling Hall to night.

Pkrsonal—Capt. James F. Clark, of Falmouth, Ky., late of 18th Kentucky Vols., is in the city. o.

Healthy.—Physielans and. undertakers represent the city as unusually healthy.

Bjevimbxb tha grand matinee for

ladies and little people at Dowling Hali to-morrow afternoon.

Liveby

Stable

keepers inform us

that the introduction of velocipedes has not yet injured their business.

Abb, at the postofflce lobby, has received Harper's Magazine, and several of the other leading monthlies, for Maroh.

Mb Phillip has reoently been singing to crowded audiences at the Academies of Music In New York Olty and Brooklyn.

Everybody will want to see the great velocipede race for the championship and and a silver goblet, at Dowling Hall to morrow night.

Allen, Brown & Co., have laid on our table Harper's Magaiine for March. Its table of contents is unusually rich and varied.

The steamer Mason will leave from above the RaHroadbridge for Perryville and intermediate points, this morning S o'clock. For freight and passage apply on board.

Public indignation at the manner In which the Superintendeney of the County Poor House was let, seems to be on the increase. Even Democrats denounce It with severity.

Contracts for the completion of the Normal School building will he awarded to-day, on the supposition that the State will not violate its pledged faith by failing to make the required appropriation.

The speeoh made by Hoc. I. N. Pierce, in the House, last Tuesday, on the Normal School appropriation bill, is spoken ofby gentlemen who heard It at a very able effort, creditable alike to its author and his Constituents.

The festival of the Christian Chureb at Pence's Hall, last evening, was not very largely attended, on account of the inclemency of tbe weather. Those who were present, however, had .an eJDjetd* Ingly pleasant time.

Johnny McDowill, an old journalist from Prince Edward's Island, favoredue with a call yesterday. Johnny wields a pen with gracf and faoility, but bis efforts in that line can never be sg^successful as were his raids on hen roosts wbi he followed tbe fortunes of brave old Jo Hooker in tbe land of tbe "sscesh."

A you no max from Steubenville, Ohio was in the city yesterday, in search of his sister, who was reosntly enticed away from her home by a man who sailed under tbe name 1 Sylvester Gustavns Hackelman, and hailed from Terre Haute. The name and residence were probably fictitious. It is soaroely necessary to say the quest of the youDg mao was not sac-

The

Adskb

is the name of a machine

—not a snake—which is now being intro* duced into our city. It is a very simple mechanical contrivance for adding np oolumns of figures, and gives tbe amount with unvarying acouracy. Several of our best accountants have already purchased this unique affair, and are emphatic In its commendation. Saxton & Walmsley have the agency for this city. The curious mathematician is well worth seeing. .. ,v.„

Our Democratic readers will eaob want a copy of The Enquirer Manual and Political Register for 1869. It is a political statistical annual, published by Faren & McLean, proprietors of tbe Cincinnati Enquirer. It occupies the same field as tbe Trilun« Almanao, and is filled with valuable statistical information, both polftfoal and geoeMl, -wblcb we-eao oommend for its accuracy. It contains the election returns is all the Statec^the popular vote for President and Vice President for the last thirty years, party platforms, the Cocstitution of the IThitSd States and amendments, and other useful statistical information. This Manual should be in every household that will, persist in adhering to the fortuntfr—or misfurtunes—of the Democratic party.

aCHEATKB.-rMot^tfj»t|ndi|ig the rain last evening "there was-arfctrge audience at Dowling Hall to witfiess the euperb ting of Manager fuse's excellent coinp^y. -*-d

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A grand matin-' excitement. S*uri.y.n*dies and r* -.-t -noor^for the benefitof la.nildren, and such gentlemen as in# wisti to attend. Manager Booses .jnbination company will give a performance calculated to delight all, and the velocipedestrians will put their bicycles tfexOttgh aiLtheitfilifferent paces.—

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pleS8!ng

pectaclev^f, pnperbj Felocipedastriaoispj fy the acconjplisbed performers, both ladies and gentleman, who made so decidedly favorable an impression on their first appearance Wednesday night. '•Black EyeCS^an? $ peifarmed in artistic style, and then the beautifully finished bicycles were ridden around hill by Mr. Wentworth and the 1»" -"e a manner that* elicited th® *1 t| -flies in applause and created mo'' hearty

The ladyjJerfbraws^ Ifc their elegant and appropriate costumes, will show what 'uirae" the smartest velocipede is capable of making.' Admission, 25 cents children 15 cent^.f f}£|| bSSj

On Saturday evening the management will present a most attractive bill, a principal featured which will he a irand trial race, on which occasion the winner will-be prekented with a silver goblet. To-morrow morning the programme for this moral and interesting entertainment Will be announced

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J^Sf. interesting boon ment.

In the House of Representatives, on WHiaesday dwnswgsjfa NormalSchopi appropriation bill being under discussion tyr. Pierce, of Vigo, sent to the Clerk's desk, and asfted to have read the statement of kp. Oledtk one^of the Trustees of tbe "Normal School," in reference to the statement made by -Mr. Johnson, of 'Parke, in the debate of Tuesday, that ha had said that there is needed but $76,000 Objeotion was made by several mem bers, and the paper was not read. The reason assigned for objecting to the reading of tbe paper—as we are informed —was that it would violate the right of a member not to be called to account for words used in debate. The following is a copy of tha oommonioation referred to-

Hoir. I. N. Pierce—Dear Sir: You nre authorized and requested to say that the statement made by Mr. Johnson, of Parke, in tbe discussion upon house bill 130, in which he u*es tbe following Ian-" iruAg^i, vifc: "that MV. Olcott, one of the Trustees of the Normal School, bad told him that one hundred thousand dollars is not needed to complete the building, but that this'amount is asked for on the principle that it is always best to ask for enough," is hot eorrtct. On the contrary, the amount called for ($100,000) is based updfa the most eateful estimates of the cost of the wotfc to be done, and furniture and heating apparatus required, which have been made by the architect and closely examined by the Board of Trustees, and with all of which the local member of the Board has been specially

Olcott.

NORMALSGEOOL APPROPRIATION.

PBOCEXBINBS 't* #BS rftfCfet OH WEDNESDAY, tebruaby 17th.

Speaker atrfidtinced the eonsideration of the special order, viz: Mr. Pierce of Vino's Normal flohool appropriation bill, the question being on Mr Johnston of Parke's amendment, to reduce the ap propriatinn from $100,000 to $50,000.

Mr Welborn proposed to amend the amendment by making it $75,000. 1ft. Gordon at thfe first would have sup ported the first amendment. He had thought that $100,000 was too much for the object. He now considered that either sum Wfuld be an extravagance at this time. Now, the Jact had been alleged Ijere, that, at the last session, it was declared by the Representatives from Vigo county, that the city of Terre Haute would ask no more than $50,000 to cofti plete the Normal School building and when that city comes here and asks for an additional appropriation, she can not ask it as the fulfillment of any State pledge. He would favor here an appropriation to repay the $30,000 which have been bor}owjjdMfor a ^temporary inclosare. He would now oppose any further appropri atinn for that object at this time.

Mr. Wilson said his mind had been ohanged somewhat by this debate and taking into view the State's action in the matter, he

cou^

not-now consent, as one

cf the people's representatives/ to the defeat of this great State institution, or suffer it to languish by neglect. Such a course taken by tbe General Assembly would be acting in bad faith, not merely towtrd the eity of Terre Haute, but toward the people of the State at large This he suitajned by reference to the statute, wherein the State undertook to ereot thts building, according to certain recorded plnns and specifications. He could not ray but the $100,000 would be loo much. As he was at present advised, he thought it tiest to adopt the amendment of Mr. Welborn.

Mr. W^bo™ made a statement going io show, that, iB the judgment of parties well" informed in the matter, $75,000 might be sufficient

Mr. Barnett's mind had also undergone some change in this debate, and he wes now prepared to vote for this appropriation. He reviewed the argument which influenced the votes of others. He considered that nothing less than tills $10P,009 would put the building in order to receive tbe school. In this matter it was now too lato to question tbe wisdom or the .intf geity of a past legislature.

Mr.. Speaker Stanton (Mr. Rati iff In ttiet/Hafrrtbok the floor, and made a plea for -the ^appropriation of the $76,000, if not the $100.0.-0. Former JL»egislatures had begun this Work, and therefore tbe responsibility of these heavy appropriations w»s measurably removed from the present General Assembly. He reviewed tbe former legislation ^ith reference to the Normal School. Tffie socond act was in pursuance of the fortaer act—to jarrv it outf and tbe seoond act, the att of 1^7 reaffirms the State's pledge to tbe work by the adoption of a specific^lan pf building and an appropriation for the object. He regarded this school somewhat la the light of an experiment re greeted that there was so much money in it t&t, considering the paramount object io be gained—that it eould aovbere* £araed as a caflaf or a railroad, but asof immeasurably h%fcer advantage to the people at large-than any-other work of the State ht saw nb othisK course, and desired now to take bo othfcr eoiffse, tKh to carry otrt the original dwigo—to furnish competent teachers for toe. common schools of tW State. He toofe^a wider range, giving the reasons which should control hi* Tote

Mr. Buskirk said, considering the range which jthis discussion has taken, the pres« sure of Aims, and the sttssa of business, demanded the previous question, and there was a Bettbtti), and the main ques,tfo"#^*M'otd*red»

nays thereon ree^] ted—yeas 81,aiys 68 bs follows:

Teas—Messrs". Uaker, Tlarneit, Baa*' Beeler, Bo wen, Breckinridge, B- -oty, Calvert, Dunn, Faircbild, Pip'' oskirk, grange, Furnas, Hamilton, ..d of Laroe, Hulsop, Lambow, Pierce of Porter, Ua* wwnter,

Sktdmore, Stephfr j^eg£ad4e}l, Shflgr, demnn,"Welbo" json, Underwood, varer—31. .n, Wilson and Mr. Speak-

Bobo^ *^ftessrS! ^fdf&rJI^|iA,*Bates, BrittoD, OimatfaV 0^ve, Cbapn, Coffroth, Cory, Cotton, Cox, Gunoingbam, Davidson, Davis, Dittemore,

Field of L»ke, Fuller, Gilham, Gordon, Greenft Hall,, Higgins, jPjatWJohnson of Montgomery, Jofrlpoij^P«rk|, Jump, Kercheval, L^gan) Mc Bride, McDonald, McFadin, Millfkan, Miller, Miles, Mitch ell, Mock, Mon^Qpaert, Neff, Odell, Osborne, Pierce of Vieo,, Sabin, Sleetb, Smith,' Stewart Of ©bMjWwatt of Rush, Sunman, Tabor, Tebt», Vater, Wile, Wild man., WWiams^#airft«M Williams of St Joseph, wilriamt Union, Zenor and Mr. Zollars—58.

Mr. Johnson, ©f^ J»arke, (explaining.) He would be willing to make any com promise with.the friend» of- th% mop^ure jut when 8 qiiestfbii ¥f" "thtfi kiha is ^jut under tbe prossure-Of the previous Sltaestion, to show that he could not be driven, he voted No. ..

Mr. Lambprq, (explaining*) was very sorry that he was compelled to vote for so small an Lapprffc-iation. 0s would prefer $100,000 or $125,000.

Mr. Pierce, of Porter, (explaining.)-^ He was puzzled,: fje had,-been severs times convinced against his will, and tBl last effort on the floor had deteipj/Mfi bis position noW.' He vitetf A!f&.

Mr. Pierce, of Vigo, (explaning) So well did he know« the ooqditi^ of affairs abous this bu+idiD^', and'ro confident was he that $75,000 would not be sufficient, that he -Was dbligeif to Vofe'fifrr

Mr. Sbnaff, (explaining) Because perhaps, he could do nothing better, he voted Aye.

So the amendmejBt.waa, Xjdefclag, the qnestion recurred"oto^ffr.' "Johnson',' Parke's, amendmsut, for $50,000, the vote resulting—yeas 19, nayi 72,

So the amendment was rejected, and the question recurred on tbe engrossment of the bill.

Mr. Coffroth, assuming that the force of the previous question is exhausted moved that tbe further consideration of the bill be postponed and it be made the special order for Monday, at two o'clock

Mr. Kercheval made the point of in quiry, whether this whole proceeding should not be first considered in committee of the whole

Mr. Coffroth then moved that it be referred to committee of the whole House.

Mr. Buskirk said the rules oould not be construed to require the bill to go to tbe Committee of tbe Whole, because it did not include a proposition for taxation.

The Speaker decided that the bill does not go to the Committee of the Whole under the rules and the Speaker held further, that the House Is still under the pressure of the previous question, and

Mr. Pierce, of Porter, moved to reco aider the vote ordering the main ques

tl°Mr.

C&bor»£held ^Stl^^ncfmpe-

ient to reconsider the vote ordering the main question, when we'bsifelKKen two votes under it.

Mr. Buskirk moved for leave to with draw the demand for the pfevioa(T ?q4|s| tion.

The Speaker ruled against the point taken by Mr. Osborne, uid-^Mr. O. s^p pealed in writing from thr dwnlion.

While the House was wailing for the appeal Mr. McFadin moved thatitJ»tbe.s4ni of the House that Wilsotfs Tjigeit Was not good authority.

Mr. Ooffroth prOptfled tfr'amend by way of substituting an order, to exchange the Digest fb£.Other copies of the Volki ilaii.

These motions could not be entertained under the ruty of the House. The appeal of Mr. Osborne was now read by the Clerk. It rests on the ftftt ment that nothing can be jti |ol|er|ijf but the remaining question of engross ment

On motion of Mr. OolTfoth, the appeal was laid on the table. The question ..was thpn akeg Pierce of PoM»$J |o r^otpiijafi the order for the previous question which was decided in the negative—yeas 28, nays CI.

The questidft *e6urri«g cfti the! engross ment, tbe vote resulted—yeas 86, nays 60 —as follows:

Yeas—Messrs. Addison Batter, Barrtettf Beatty, Beeler, Bowen, Breckinridge, Buskirk, Calvert, Cunningham, Ditce more, Dunn, Fairchild, XMd Wf ^Tia grange, Furnas, Hall, Hamilton, Higbee, Higgins, Hutson, Lam bom, Mason, Menroe, Overmier, Pierce, of Vigo, Ratleff, Buddell, Shoaff, Skidmore, Stephenson Underwood, Vardeman,Vater, Wild man Williams of Hamilton, Wilson and Mr. Speaker—37.

Nays—Messrs. Admire, Barrit, Bates, Bobo, Britton, Carnaban, Cave, Chap man, Chittenden, Coffroth, Cory, Cotton Cox, Davidson, Davis, Fuller, Gillam. Gordon, Greene, Hyatt, Johnson, of Montgomery, Johnson, of Parke, Law ler, Lngan, McBride, McDonald, McFad in, Millekan, Miller, Miles, Mitchell Mock, Montgomery, N-ff, OJeil, Osborne, Pierce, of Porter, Sabin, Shoemaker Sleeth, Smith, Stewart, of Rusb.SunmaB Tabor, Wile, Williams, of St. Joseph Williams, of Union, Zenor and Zollert 50.

So the bill failed on the engrossment

Positively a

Good Thinq—Every,

body who keeps house or furnishes rooms knows the back-breaking, finger-smash-ing, and generally exhaustive effect

(in

Djepabtmknt ot Iidiajta, February 19, 1867. mrades, you are requested to meet at your Hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

promptly, to attend the remains of ComT. F. "Wells, who will be buried from the Buntin House, at 3 r. M.

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putting down carpets by the ordinary mode of making oneself (ltd a ciit^Ml stretcher and tack driver. It is worse than putting up rusty stove pifM on a cold

when hundreds of carpets must betaken up andput dowh agaio. This ]g Wl^ we eiifl attention to "Brown's Combined Carpet Stretcher ahd *Tack Drlver^ one ot we have seen opefatihg, Sh!d' can pronounce a grand goedih*#. Wfttottnanjr healthy person oan put down a carpet in one-four'h of the ordinary time ased/and

yqur ^t hand, let the.

plate rest on the car£aJ, t^p a IHtle boss down in the tube, push thS CW^pet'ttf the wall, p^the^tand tack is iriT*'So straining, no tearing, no

ass dode. if I and kinds of tacksiaefr- 3{fwp'^^aok Drawer extracts as ?^h® driver ^W^ajttfTapturers of Uili'- WwsroH^wWMdl^dre W. M.'EvanaiCc Cii-JTJCfiailnd street, New

National ttou^^ all enquiries TwaWihg femta#y in the Weft_sholil#'jbe ladies or |enU.emgn^^,l^|a|| territory on reaaonaWja

with absolc Ml

Thafirat question beinjJ on Mr. Weiborn's aroendineni toi xlfS^firifindment--for theisum of $76,000—and-the yeas and1 Address or call at oaoe as abo«K**ei e*i

One can

M. O. Rajikik, P. C.

T. O. Bailey, Post Adj't.

The Dublin Register says "Mr. Phillips' talent in this particular line of vocalism fully merits the encomiums that have been bestowed npon it"

The Belfast Newt Letter says: "On Friday evening, at the residence of Dr. Knox, an elegant work-box was presented to Mrs. Phillips as a small token of gratU tude for the hearty service rendered by her distinguished husband, and high appreciation of hii genius. The ambition of his life is to magnify the Redeemer of the World ia Song."

Read what an Irish paper says of Mr. Phillips'singing: Apart from a fine musical taste, and a voice of marvellous power and sweetness, onJRs nade to f# th*t lie §nt§en£of be^sacml song nus his whole* heflrt, %d pervades every part of his being. Mr. Phillips' power is earnestness.

IoIib :-^Hainbg nf spbsed of

my stock of goods to Messrs. Arnold & Herz, and desirinjg*i»! lsaJ» t^e^lit^r^ early as possiblf, ^i%q%effthWall whtf are indebted to me.Ywill settle their counts immediatpKaoJttfULaa hayeyno accounts agaiifinaT$IV'wtfrptesBnliht8e for payment. Miss Spanlding. at the old tand, will attend tii^^ptjuaof accounts. Thanking my patrons for past favors, I remain, respectfully: 19d6t

Fob Rent House No. tween 3d and 4th.— L.

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tlieyprc

tiiat I have anew and superior system of cutting and fitting all kind of ladies and children's garments. This system is founded on .the principle of actual measurement this sStfe#n b*. differtmL|pafmignU~ QfJallj-descijfewli from Welargest^iewSn aown to^the smallest infant. Every pattern warranted to give entire satisfaction. Full instruction as to trimming-each garment ao« companies the guWe.^ ^Ei^ery one doubt lag threat! $ osftafiSiteid by callin^aTi^ seeing for thema|lf •iwt if •.

been introduced to, the Jubl^pjhat can cat such a vartlPy S^p^ttefire aVHhls new and stqierior The1 Ladfes'&uide. There are matfy fo^ay vfco are Serving a time at dressthfc&ng^ fbt slx oi nine tilths'lirhen ttey aihli^jAvel^irdf tlme

and expenses by'plying" sotnb person to Sp iralis is

Uam imS't

slder tbe above fact. I dq not only wish to introduce tlb hew Sjrste'rd for the sake. of making wH^llbilt italse wlsh foiiff^ag^s. those who are tryli^g tttliMk|i« by tMA»a#eldle aiil^ 4fciMA?do to in oonse^wipe their business, for there is no dress-maker #ho eikh fifhioeljr but #ha% ^afr WWiys get more to do «ti&^yWable to do,

ttdow how to cut everything In the way of and ^hildre^«totldng to gai| custom and the patrprLage of the people. So, ladies, I will be pleased^to have you call and e*amiWrmy patt»rtft,

Agents wanted

than putting up rusty stove pipe on a cold. Agents wanted to locate or day. The first a* April^aj$r£*ohiocj /^1,h

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POPULA*

ed| MtMli^ti^jriertved Ocfs^^WjJtneM |n^u

Rothschild.

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Babtlett &

Grundy have in stock a

largwlpi bt' pf gogd jav|nil| bwki, v|h|ch^ jcokipetetit Brofeose to*close out,at cost,"'during' Store, Demfng itfe ..V r._ .^7 '-T

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the nfj^ thfityl'8ays,''fo mafee reom for their Spring geods. This will afford a grand opportunity for the young folks to replenish tkeir libraries at low figures and they should embrace it at once. We cannot call .over the list here, but you can look it through, and make your se lection by calling at Bartlett & Grun dy's, sign of the big Gold Pen. d3t

The demand for the "Musical Leaves" ^tid "Singing Pilgrim" is constantly increasing, nearly a million copies having been sold during the last two years. Mr. P.'s success in furnishing "sweet music" for the people has been remarkable Indeed, it is only equalled by tbe popularity of his own "Sweet singing for Jesus.1' dlt

Ladies Read. Something New I Something Valuable 11 Something every lady should know 111 The latest thing of its kind that has ever been in Iroduced-tojthe'p'ublic... L*ish-to say to

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My system can be seen and tested by calling at mf boardftig house, Mrs. Garthwait's, between Main and Ohio, on Seventh street, where I shall remain for e&w.,daya oftl^.

locWSf^wel.

10 seft ibe right of

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Mrs. A. Kemp,

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Bf0tdl"S Y-

S cAlBiE Hotrltt, a Jin.' ay ^. ... m*:,:

dhn for "The Family Bleached Mue lins^'—as a speciality just received at W.

Otie-iour OI luouruiuarjr uuj« uanu, «. la^tf wkS"somt»eSirtiWi tart Hoi she^wliis

think the Ulk is fan. The machine con slsts of a broom-like handle, down. whieh runs a little tube and afesflti. iS. Kttwn cord. smaUJfen-toot^dplateM^the lower end of the handle j^iUjps nJe^arand Is iurmotinted by an OprWM tdbj# which spring faamAer Is ^ofked^, by 5»e .oerii. Stand .«?rTg6i infteWfc'i take the. handle

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Go to W. S. Rtce A Co'i if yo^ want \o sa^e money i9 b^^^^ All Dress Ooods must he closed out tbefore moving. 18dtf

LS^^hfia/ n^ntl^'ol^h^tWeSn Ohio suid

Chestoqfcatfaetsf

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-point j^hain with ttbii ittfeiMr The finder a office. 18-d2t

Thirtt Datb.—For the next thirty e.- o: Shoes at exact cotL BemeWMr the place, No. 71 Main rar^e aoors west of Third street.

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THE Ssf#,?BO1IA% COMPACT hav» beea makiog tie^ 4(M)rovem«nte In stytiiandiSniah ofc&eap Clocks, suitable f^r^e.dining room, n4^kitcfeen^ Jhfey are to be found at the Mtrtltshmeht of JEl B. Freemai. lSlt J^Ma^jtee^ wheraall

man's Clock allO.

leach-

vour

Persons'with the most delicate stomachs can indulge in tbe biscuits and other articles prepared WHh^4$$Prite's

If you want a Hat or Cap cheap for the money, go to Dowd & Slate's, lfidtf

Umbrellas^.Satchels, Shirts and Su8' •pepdffja,..$fj1tW*:l%it/ qu*lUy',.itt fjO'frd siite's. ..'redtf

The best styles and largest assortment 1 1 iWtf »ara7-

PsdtsbBlPTl6N6 ciarefally prepared by Pffiggittii at Davil' Drug Block, 6th and Main St. If ,!»

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All persons knowing themselves in debted to thd late firm are urgently rea qhested to settle. Ed&all Co. febl3dtf

Pszucd

dried Pxacsucs at C. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf

Maple

Sugar

6dtf

Buy your Sewing Machines*of Rid die. .. [21,dtf

ed. Call on Rid^l^^^^r^id Gloves.

Underwear, 50, Riddle's.

at e*aiteto«rt6li:i

Hos

Eiddl^S,

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hope those who, aqp ^nting to learn

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Clothks Wrijnqers! Clothes Wrinoi-: 4 I Buiokjpye jOlpUifiS Wringers. fea

Little G^ant Clothes Wringfirp. Qherq^ai^lothea Wringers, For sale at Gobt A Makcodrt's. j- 21-dtf liOi:

A Word to tbe Wise is Sufficient. —If 3ou»f^atbargain it)^.I^tdies' Fui^ go to C. Wittig & 00*84-170 Main street, Deming Block. the^ seH at cost. Jll-dtf

An Experienced Lite Insurance Aoent, or a thorough business man possessing the re^siteequaliAcatjons fen1 tbe business, oan obtain a valuable,,contract by forwarding information and reference to Life Company, O. Box 3 831, New York Ctty.

Good ^tjautt of Shirts and ^Drawers can bi had for 50 and 60 cents, at O Wittig ft Co's., 170 Main street, Demiog Block. jll-dtf

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

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"Woolen Hckjd» at 10 cents, W| cents and 00 cenits, at CL Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming flock. jll-dtf

Do you want Fresrved Orange Peel? Call at O. I. Ripley's.

ITTLES o:

1149 Main street

HiopSkiRahd Corset 8t»^tjT be a a S tidae^e baki&HS in sfu4& Ws^He^anA CaBrnrrns-aad—bnMws generally, respectfully solicit a

Extra Large Oyster^.

shar»yo$.^iUoaag«T

dtf#

rCream

Baking Powders with fanpanfty The'Powders »r»,CQnvenidBt ^Boonofcioal healthy and perfectly Splendid.' A trlal will satisvf any one.

d3t

To any who may design using Paints, Window Glass, etc., this season, we invite attentionlo our sto§k, vrijlch wiHbeHfcejj^ full ajadxpmplete, and always aqild^a^f bottom of therm arket ii

Soil r.i

"17-dtf *S-J-II

Lost-^Somewhere in the city^ttn -Sunday afternoon, a gold piaAeo,!'aleeve but ton, oblong ip' shape, with(» pink Bot^— It is prized a8 t?ft, and tbe owner will liberally reward the finder by leaving it this office Xitioi k4ftjk nIJk

The latest style )owd St Slate's.

of Ties and Boas at ledtf

feblSdtf

Sale.—That

desirable business

hbttse—Iwostorybriok-^situatedon Main street,, between 8tfi and UTinth, known as t|e Deftr property. Terms easy atad title good. For parvlsulars call at the Clerk'i Office 15 dtw |I•

i««

Medical.- Dr, "W. Moore resp announces tbat he has resamed ^he pira*s tfceof medicine in thb cityi Office, on njorth sid»of Main street, between Fourth ahd Fifth, over .Goodman's Clothing Stare, and' formerly oCQupiad by Mrs I^jpnard. 13-dlm

^LOVirB, Timothy and all kindl of field seeds at Keith & Milikin's. fel»13dlw

The firm of Edsall & Co. was dissolved by limitation February 6,1869, Mr. O. Oakey retiring? ***$

TURNER

75, 95, 1 25, 1 50, at [21,dtf

c. ypxymfJIk WO.

£25,dtf

You can find Preserved Lemoa ,Peel, at Bipley's.. [2 5,.dtf M4 V,

Small Profits anD Quick 8al*» Luther Grlgsby keeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries. ani.Pr^duce fot sale at his no* stead, opposite Postofflce. Call aad-see^ for "yourselves The new Tear ifcfr 'itrfled' tn, n6^ fr yed will roll la *BJAaye gMtf tUM. jMtf

dll

WgStACk/for

those

ISdtf

joi the best watrantedr Tools and Toledo

We-shall remove the sliwslr Mnrrh 1st Sash and Doors see Aasti?, fihryer A Co. to No. 89, Main street, "barren's Btecb 18-dtf He^z 4 kiNblto.

Ftritfl.—The finest assortmeAt, the lowest prices, no old mothy stock, at S. L. SsuAvi-y dtr 149 Main street.

^DIEO*

WKLL8.—On Tbarsdsjr, Feb. 18th, 1889, Taos. Wtt.ie^M«431j«ear* Yhe faneral'wfll taka plao* tUa jaf|eq)«ss| at 3 tfelook. ftt& tkl Bantta Holia lk!Ci| mDBtOHE.—Wednetday, Teb.' lTth, at 11 o'clock p. of Ooniumptioa, In.. Jut

Did-

biOhi, aged 44 years. cW funeral thU, o'clock from TMhiaac* of Joi. Didrioli*, on Uth three doeta north of Main. Friend* of

I, LOCAL NOTICES.

"TrtlS Herlt will 'lways Hssre It* •«s*sK.» It ft rettilnftikt no trbth Iras erer treen more •atli-festortTy demon ttratad la «»r mldrt thsn tlia above, as may Vs ke^ii dally tn the' immense dkmand for that inValniblS antl -potm'ar tonic and itimnlons, MISBXEB'9 iiKBB BITTEH9.— |t lithe one thing needful for persons Vioiemrtcondlnga are ttnfaroi^hle (or good hnalth, beoabselt Ii a perfect protection against all mor, bli TnfltffOCei prodnctiYs of M«ae. -The pre»ent'Hrttie lhoit fttttngViuOn fjr reinforcing the organs o'rotir bodies, and lorttrlag onr heal daring th» "told We are all more or fen nillfrsnt, bnf thera 'are 'many personr wlio are dlways behind in this matter, consequently each

prepared forlt, aod siclOittj sslsis upon them, followed by slHt* -train of tHe, Be*now to ^ard off disease by nslng HISHLER'S HE SB fITTBBS every day regularly, and ull the char•oteristics of geed health will spring np within iiid oontinne with yon.pr :$ dwlw

Barr's filixliv

',rJ. dbfc

After having thoroughly tested In my lamily and in my own case, "BtrrVPeotoral Elixir," 1 take greet ptsasora In -adding my SesSiaony tc the many enoomlams which othets have deservedly lavishld npon it. If whatever tends to relieve hamati inflating ti a beneraetini, than oartalaly «'B»rr'» Peat oral KHxif" worthy of all praise. We oat front jssbomI:

z|«Henee

Booley*t Bakiag Powier.—Dool*yjs BaSiko Poirata iaOoMittaHed for making light aad ntttrlftoas iBlsMifis, Bolls, Beokwheat- fad 0h6f Orlddl* Oaket, *c. It w^nlrts OKLT TWO T&atPOOHwuL Fob a qua at of floUb gild^bf Orooers g^tallr. At wholrsale, In Terre BaOte, by OOX A 80N, declSdwSm Whol-sala aroews

AMUSEMENTS.

Q.ilANDMASQtJBRAJ)EBALL or t*» Terre Haute Tnrn-verein,

SCAlL,

F9, IS, 3u *tt

C. I. Ripley's.

9th St.,

Monday Evening Feb. 22,1869. TICKETS of AdmUeion, lor- Gentlemen $1,80# Fer Ladles, 60 cent..

TidEets can be procured at to® store of ^.Vlppert. Ynell, Bi ley Oo.y ®dsaU Oo Trad Bi-hl, and from the aamtnfs the Society.

WEWAOV6eTI»Eaiat«T»

UJtO. B. JACKS05 4 CO.»„

Connol Mi 'Itmkil fcdafi, ..:. /MiltttJV" '.'o. osinr now* *••«. wodiice. *o,

NO. 68 WAl.NCT 8TBEKT,

CINCINNNAH, OHIO. BCTWK Td"

sfcto. Ja«i^ H- Tamei1, Ss^. iiBeira jBmtfi Xatttaaa.

sat SagB'sr*

-M78 SWCA4 ®S£ 4^ AW jm?S«9 yi^»ssHK».»red' *r

Tww

S£»l

C. I. Ripley sells Boneless Sardines. y: .ftB,dtf ^^AglfBStf^aisias and currants at [19-dtf

aai& seqw/f

*?$• ta»rf »ev«-

Jm .tthitmmA 'J3» ••oi'httt**Cor. of 9ih and Walnut St 8•, ar tf r~^ rnwrnT ii

...»AEJfJ®.. XS9.

ie''it 'ai .?•?*#»# av -m {*itat sweati of »,?^ar«et»»vi t**--'5 w- .0.

S.«iO

SASH, fiOP^S,

J13

deod3t

We do not propose to sell for a song, but we will sell at cost, all seasonable goods. *0. Wrrrio & Go. 170 Mala street, Demicg jll-dtf ...

telZZFL

8NAPP." AXNES^ft. CO..

Having leaked the above eetarvllrtmnit are now reedy tomanaf eture tba fotlowiag work

ifWINDOWSand O«OR DOOR

MOULDINGS, t', BBACKETS, StDINGS,

Ajfs iii DUCBirnoiB or ro^nuw tar Order* lolicited and proasptly attended to. IM pre* .» «-T" feblSdlm 1 SfJ I »V'S if tiif. th od ff m*m mmtfT Ate ?T3:tt.h

Q.BAVEL BOAD NOTICIfi. Thrtwoks.wtH be open Art- snfescrlpUonno the (UbUal B'eek of the LarayettJ^oad C«op»r

Sib TnHday, Febraary SS, t8«n. at thaOBce I J. H. Blake, on Obto street, is 'he oltj of, Tirre Hattfa. Iadia&e. Teraons wUhlng to, rtb« sdrlb'e, wtu.please take noM«K .. .,

By drder o' the Bo*rd of DlreetMs. (Tetre HAttV, Teh. lBr.18CS. dwlw

IVTOTICE tb^tjSt^ESS KEN WANTING TQBAyK ltom#Tmf. 50 Per Cenjt Beifactioii!

By sending ni tbe 6rfac»a qf %*t DomentmUor DrawfMf, we win retort ittmedftt «iy **nber if sritttts. elfthe te%ta»l at the roihTi»e «atr» copies $2Jt9i 60Q tuples SoJJQ J.OOQ 88.0^ Ac.— Xa each ease paper inefnded, riet-fcr or note s'aej ot flfty ftrvna «ion ue aoove prle-».may be sa^ed by nsi^g Staoaici'a Pat**t AnTooaaraiQ

y^MMeis Pattn* AtmM«bWe WrtHafrsasM

WmA.»etean, W MaUstrvefcBated A Crnft, 88 Main BCcm£ Beott A Duj, 60 Ohio Street. Joe. H. Flake, Ohlo Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, "8 J. A. Yrydagb, comer Main«nd Flflb. Olift & William*, corner Ninth andTSntb^rrf

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Wlldy, T&omas & Co., OoV. 2d and CLOTHING. W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street/ drover A Miller, 81 Main Street. John Barnikle, over fcax.ton^A Walmsley's.

Jarmefe*

and' aeqnalat-

aice, tMcsusrsdibstk.'it. and the Proprietor as ptrMBtly rallabte^tj^ Q. A. BBOOKJBj PMtor Aabary M. E. Ohtrtb, Tene Habte. .Thiia Itivafuable remedy for tKef cort of Oblds, 3bqgti9, Ctoap, Hoat-gebess^ etc., i» mannfactTlred and eold by BAltB, QULlCK 4 BEBBY,

C'or, 4

ftiterrTQHfY,

ATTOBNi.Y8.

NEW

..... iDUt

Commission

5AN^

(JBAI^.

First it on Canal Baein. -.ii.qvBost ft.:.

JohnBanej A Co. COAL. DE4L1$BS. J. A. Uorean. 8nlli«an CcumyOttal. CTT A John McTartane, Biter Coal.

DBESS MAKING.

Sra. V. E. Uedgdl, Ohio, bet. ithaedfith Sis. DENTISTS. i. H. Bartholomew, 167 Slain street. O. O. Lincoln, tttii St., between Mais and J. Richardson, Ohio atreet, bet. TlilYd Wdd 41 I DYE HOUSES!^l*,, H. la ridge, No. 8 Nofth Itb

st.

DRY GOODS.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.,^. Jones A Jones, eaat litle Public Square. GUNSMITH AND STtNCIL CUTTER

John Aiiutrong, Uhiu atreet, eaat of Third. HARDWARE.' Oorj 3l Maui

«aasa»s.s-arii!i

Ad.tin, 8htl$iT& HATS AND CAPS. .»**«*««• Joeeph O. Tatee, 145 #lfitn itseet.^*"F^i Dowd A SUte. 192 Main B(k 6etTf}Q.:

HOTELS.'

National Honse, corner Sixth and Main. Clark Hoate, corner Ohio Adfim.

erro llaute Home, corner Slain and Seventh, H6tel Oor'9 ih a&d cliory. INSURANCE AGENTS M. A. (Vane, Slain atreet, east of. Tlftb tiager AHcKeen, Dowling Ball. J. A. fuote, 06 Main street. jwil

and

b. B.

'i:».

*».eOi**

9 & S

(Miio. H*

MILITARY 'CLArMS^*6^

Dan^lison

I*arrli.gton

Block', Mali

.mmu aav ts?uj am 4fO!JTi lov {ia»«^ «ia arAUfo

i.ia

.4 1 it hot

BOOTS AND SHO^

Jacob Doll, saaUi Foatth.e^reeW: _jj BOOK8 AND STATIONERY Bartlett A Grondy. 101 Main sf*e»t.

Jt vf

One Arnold oppr«lte the Cost Qffl®i».«jC2tV3X3 A. H. Dooley, 10* Main Street BAKERS.

.•feessitol#

tie.

Tnell, Bipley A Co., corner 6th and Slain street W.4. KyceACo., 77 Uain street. C..Wittig A Co.. 170 Uain street. Edsall A Co., corner Fourth and Main itreet SaXton A Waiaisiey, 111 Main .treet. CdraeUos A Haggertjr, corner Slain aod Third I 2DRY GOODS-WHOLESALE'

L. Kyce A Sua. Main «treot, -vl afli druggists: Barr, Onlick A Berry, corner iSain .and.Fonrth U. A. Davis A CO., Demtog Block.

tlv,

Atib-

JEWELLEBS.-®'

B. B. Freeman, 7« llain rtreet. JoUH B. Freeman, 6 WarrenIt.Blook Jacob .Xecn,

Opp osite Post Oi&ca. (5a

JOB PBINTSB. »tai) a! w-c

John

3ryaa,

US AlainSiTnet^jU

KEY CHECK8,

ffm.

Bat)kin, corner

Drtgglsts.

1th

Bobert Hbuter, opposite Ban On Hon »a,

ti. "A.

Bnrnett,144 and

Kissner, Palaoo of

8t.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS, I. H. Biddle,161 Main .treet,

OYSTER BEALEBS#f«^

Geo.

BabermayePACo.,

Fonrth Street.

PAINTERS.

Barr A Yeaklei Sonth Fourth tUee»«j »J it', PHYSICIANS. Dr. De Derkey,

UnlbeTlry.

Dr.

Dr.S.

bet. 6th

attd

J. Youug,

Stre«t.

O, I. pley, Maiu

H. Blakm

Street.

Iinth'er

CContell, Main Street.

.p*

Str YiHt »S.1

DAYID S. DAMALDS0M, JUHtary AMerney, Itetary and Claim Ageatr Mgnlarly Anthorized aad' Ueensed. Offlce—Farrington Blook $T. J2. CbrHer Puklit, Seward, ijj

UP STAIBS XiMr Doea,ti?

TEBBE HAUTE,

Pension Claim* rrosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, BOUNTY MONET^COLLEQTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, ToHcker. Made out and Ptnrion Sfonty Draw* frort Any PmtUn Agtncy in Iht Utattd Salt.

PKOTK8TS ISKURD, I Warrant* Asslgnrd, Bnngtit and Bold, and Oeftctlve Assignments corrected* Ma. Daatinsow well uaderstands tbe mode of adJn ting and oleoiing ai,j clame ktowdr os ef t'e recent Bebt-llion, and for 1^7 and 1868, ha* collected and paM over to the Claimants a than Two Hundred Tboutand Dmia hi* tai ed thrae hundred Peneion Cert iflcai. s, fur wonnded or Injured tofdiers, widow*, wotheei. and mtnor rhtldren and .even huodred bonntj M»S)ULfo£ditrhacged private*.

Pensions, If now applied for and granted, will oommenoe at the da'euf the soldier'* discharge. No time sbonld be lost, at this faviable proWev ion terminates totally about Jut 18(0, or at Are yeais after tbe di»charge.

Arrears of peoslun now be bad In all etsea where the pensi rtwtrt'jt commence at the date of disohtrge, or de th of h» roldier. Look at your o^rtiflcates an oall on me.

Boun'yjicliil'us under tl.'e recent law, act of July 24tb, l£SS. are now nearly all pal4 Anew law for the next and last bounty, may,.perhape, be pa»ed this winter. If so, applications may b" madf- the coming Sprlnv or Summer. I ill gire notice ahen snch law Is (.awed. No entions *4ra, jit Ket) allowed for smrfceis tbe War of

1818.

No Land Warrants need be espeetrd for service In the late war, and no farther tKTrnty to veteran, *ho baeliad three or fonr hundred dollar*. 1 hare netar loit a good claim where the prty permitted me te manege It in my own way. I nave lest two valid c:eimj en accottnt efsncb fc terfereac*.

Refer to Merchant., Bankers a* Citisens generally, and to any one &f ihe thousand whose plain), hare been obtained by me. i»»dwtf DANALD80N

rpjrfkaADd^

v-n'ii W)\| a ti a 9 ii t..v ,s»:.» I t. O 5fc-w.il I| ho ei XflXtB fit It 41 3 *i*"- ..-u

juatonteiB* VAJ.UI*-" ,«te.T?1jr tgmnH •jU»« tmintadxi swal til .d 1^21 fit*

7th

Aimauo, ccr.er

8I»-

Uam

and

Mh sitrMrtSv

west

eUe

Dr».

Public Square.

Dr. I, D. Seel- -, 41

North4th Street.

Appleby

Waters,

139 Mala StreWN®

RETAIL GROOEBSM ifolloy No 9 ?outb4th

j{j.

Urigsby. ,oppbSit« the

££J.

Peat

Hooriet

0%arj

13 South Fourth Htreef. RAILROAD AGENT.

Ohlo Street.

He«drich A

Lange, porner Slain

W N or S re

T. H.

Biddle,161 Main Streets

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. US B. WaUa, opposite Poet Offloe.. jjtn f. STONE CUTTERS. Wagner A lUTsrlast, East

T. I. A I. B.

freight Dopot.

1 '_»« %'t

p- -I a eTSAS. »i tut Joseph Strang,19d Main UNDERTAKERT Isaac Ball,corner Third and Cherry.setraterf M. W.

Irtsef "a»l 7 .. xi J3 j* ,:ini 'e hUit» a ii it74a j,.^ tmt .4nmms«ax•U OS 10-xy- *-•,

x*4i

Frank nig A Bro., Lafayette ^treei^^ «ta st. BILLIARDS. .faity At Tentoaia Hotel, Vat.Ph*ffr, .ProyiUtfr.uuj

*1 .utfiiv

iavs8 ,wk

«Un fco* «,. 8 iff*.* t«*"' oiviiMtyf oo- +y+jnt tw» !». tavtwdi. Kb I Jh0* !??,••»!»-

ttHI 0 fcnii r,

•saai S.v'CB #**.«

tBBLL, BIPLIV & DEM1II6 i.ft V.

...5

jtnvfte Social Attention

«#v eiii ii j, Ta their stock of irl I fctt* lbpn3$$..M 6"? Y^

DRESS GOODS,

b.»

«.-f

HOSIEBY Ac.

a!***'"

aud Lafayette

Moaio, 4S Qhi^atreetj^

»j mechanioians »,« «. A. Tittman,

touth.4:h St.

•:Ur-9

CLEARANCE SALE

.iiSNi jws'i wind

SAS COMMENCE D. •fft Sri# V* ,se«» -4t fi

.J^nd the pnJJll^ ^an^haye g«ed« at a' nli '--'4 e, .oH-mrm* *ni, •.

tOtrGBVBICE I

I *A1 r»ixita:,i-viE

r«»

SWt^'«

LIVERY STABLE,

t|na

IJ c.i ts LEATHER, qprvi

148

Main

reet."

MUSIC DEALEBS.

opp.foktOfBcot:

MILLINERY.

M. A.

Baridan,

80 Haiit

etrecr.

8. t. Straus, 149 Hain St.

lire. Buckingham,

IStim at auy time since the war

j{ ssf. ti 1184 Wabmk Street.'

ec .1

,'i

.a-tusMjAu

ti'

'rtAsf-W J« «)..2

«$j| ta.fcsjojwi *»»nr & ta ,«si: T»v

SizZ w»* :»S? -.

uti »i taio«(j tn.

Ilia

I.,

^s aufi t:* .. iiU •I J'fC 'i tlkiliSllij *"41 .aSU r.a lilMtpa ,-c -aeWaslji ditw £»s«*N|a': u.-

•«rit

TEBRE «AUTE AN» PERBY VILLlw tbe Steamer XBBB4 Will plT regaLarly betwetui Terr« HaateaM 'orryvTTe, ri»ing Terre Hante at nine "'cloek A. it., Uoudays, Wedn-edajs and Trldays saw week. W. tfPBNOBB, Captain.' p..0..1lAoaa( ei*r&«, n&lm

wans. BAaatU''**p«is''»! BAttft itEAKtB, 6S1 AHD lien PAINTIU AWB CBAUIH South 4th Street, oppoettsCentral Bnglne 9oaa%

"t H0

James H. Turner, at ltsKeea A Padd»ok'» Wfl HEAL ESTATE AGENTS. Joe.

aad 4th stfeett,

Ztl SEEING machutes,4 Carter A Reiner, 18 North 4£b- Street^ t-iia I W

All work eetmsted to as, .done promptly, a^d it roMo&abto ratM. tobla»

Two hnndfedeords ef seasoned Oord Waat for rale by J. A. Bhoads. All orders left at tha "tarly B*s«(" ITeet Mate stmt, preas^U^ ftlM. twu-

KABLST HOUSI—Wi B. Lssssau, Baop'r* 10-d3m

NEWS* AND 8TATI0NEBY B00X8I Stxth Street,

Oppotito New Pott Qfloe Building

All New Tork, Oin kUCmaSase

lsr.,yOH

r- AAai ua d.

"VflLITARY CLAIMS-CARD iTX FOB 1869.

Oiasissail and Philadelpbia Paea hand regular and as soe«

par. and 1 a* issued, mm- Special attenttea paid te gettlag bank Nnmbere.-

Infilflal Paper andlnvelopes always on hand or etampad to order. Sohool Paper, a good article very cheap. novS OtW. A. iBNOLD.^

MEW GBOCEBY« AND PROVISION STORE

MOLLOJT, -a-saaasaw—

Grocorles and Provisions, Me. «k Btrce*« eae ieer leatli ef the feet «*si

Tenr»Hante. Indiana. The andersigned ba* Jn.t opened at the above stand, aflrefcoisMe rMotly Orooery and Prortaio Stor.H with a lame an I well selected .teck of and ff»sb atilcies suitable for -very day u*e whfi tn families to fTlende and

Mhte calls tbe attention of hie the |inNio generally.

Goods delivered t? any part ef the oity frree ot charge. UlghMt eaeh erioe paid fo« Oonntry Prodaea,

JyM«I r. MOLLOY.

BILLIARD ROOM

At-the Teutonia Hotel, Hoe. 174 and I7 XaM, M. «tk aad 71^ KSh, TERRS 94PfB, Wltf Blx of the finest Tablt-s with PAX^fNT CUSHIONS,,

!ClfU l»6Inr«R% srRTKT'iR Al® fOPCW** CrBAPBlCAL DBABMH18MA1T.'

W. SHAPFEB, Paop'B.

hr Otarner NltilJiil Bonrbon and Bye Whiekj sod »t timSkiJind lifer. Whisky sold by th* gallon, qnsrT aad pint.

Ja2&ily

ker. aatisiactlon *«narnnteed.

,j.-

—atjo—

HrOT-A-»"ST PUBLIC. Be will attend to the. collections Bounty and Bane ion Clainu, make oiH Deeda^and ConvSy* ^Dfcoa ef any kind,

All watk done promptly aad^Aerreetly. x" Omen—Orer Dawd A Slste^wr M«S-Sloiw,- la Metropolitan Block, Main street, Tern' Baste, Indiana. iSdlm

mm-

MILLINERY.

Mr*. BfctKlifGttAjf Has remored So tbe eerwer ItsrtliartlAhi dtreeta, wh^reebe o«ja. ppeotaga «li and om plete stookM l*»ll style Bonnets, BlboaAs, Clowers, Ac. DMBI MAKlNO bu also been adifed to tha baelatea. Hartaa a competent Pre.,

£)B83S .M&KJHO, Mrs. X. E. HEDflES Naa remoftd her Cloak and Drees Making establishment to Nayloi'e new balldtag on Olloi' tfrtweea Fonrifa knd rtttt streets, wbera -eaa wltl be pUaaed-to meet all Who deelre tbeWtoet pwtUI work la ttda IBe. JT,

BartianUC attgkWVwift^e given, as hereto^Tbemwft^r^flSf.'uhts bavebeenSggaged. W add .^fvodtti Aed, Ball and fe«y Dteaeej, Ittdiea fted (iblldr^fi'i Oioak* iw totur^d with prooptB«*i olfptft^e JlStf