Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 February 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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BatarW Morning, Feb. 20lh» ,1869

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CITY NEWS. 'asai

THE Boorier State says'Ihere WI£ be six or eight new dwelling houses built in Newport the coming soason.

THE

Journal

states that six months

will be required to complete the appraisement of real estate in this county.

THE goods recently damaged by fire at I

and paying for this notice.

THB general impression at the Capital Is that an appropriation of at least $75,000 for the completion of the Norma School building, will pass both Houses.

those who heard him

MOBE IMPROVEMENT'.—We learn the Baptists contemplate erecting, this season, a handsome church edifice on the corner of Fifth and Cherry streets, fronting on Fifih. It will be an elegant and tmposiog structure, if the .pastor can work his congregation up to his plans

JOHN H. SIBLEY died on yesterday at 10 o'clock A. M., at the residence bf his brother in Chicago, in the 29th year of his age. Mr. Sibley was for several year? clerk in the PostoiBce here, clerk at the Terre Hauta House, and for about one ye*r, in connection with Mr. Turner, proprietor of that well-known Hotel. He

was respected and honored by all who knew him. Possessing a warm and generous heart, he drew around him a large oircle of friendB who will hear of his death with sadness and sorrow.

A YOUNG THIEF.—Robert E. Lankey, a boy about thirteen years old, stole a horse and buckboard, belonging to Mr. Bissell, from a shed near the Terre Haule House on Wednesday evening. He was followed and overtaken near Pleasant Garden, in Putnam oounty, and on Friday evening, was brought back to this city. The Mayor committed him in default of three hundred dollars bail until the first day of March, when the examination will take place. The little rascal was making his way to Newcastle, Pa. where his friends reside. He came here about two months ago for the purpose of getting work at the Rolling Mill.

THEATER AKD VELOCIPEDES.—This afternoon, Rouse's Dramatic Company and the Velocipede Combination will give a Matinee Performance, for the convenience of ladies and children, with prices of admission reduced to twentyfive cents for adults and fifteen cents for children.

This evening the Dramatio Company--will produce the musical extravaganza, entitled the "Forty Thieves," with the original music, songs, etc. After which the Velocipede company will appear in a variety of pleasing exercises, concluding with a priza race, for amateurs of this city alone, tbe winner to be presented with a silver goblet. This will form a very pleasing entertainment, and one that will certainly fill tbe hall.

THE CONCERT of Philip Phillips at Dowling Hall last evening was attended by an immense audience—such An one as the distinguished vocalist deserved His eloping is that which comes from and goes to the heart, and his command or tho organ was BO perfect that It seemed apart of himself. We have published, during the past few days, such •copious extracts from the press, complimentary of the '©inging Pilgrim," that little else remains for us to say, unless it be to endorse the words of our cotemporaries, and inform those who stayed away last night that they missed a rare musical entertainment—one widely differing from •ny musical performance ever beforegiven in this city—in short, it was just what it was announced, "an evening of sacred song." Mr. Phillips was assisted by Mr. Davis, who possesses a bass voice of much depth and power 'f»

WHIL« Senator Hughes' OmnibusEd-1 LADIM RBAd. SOMTTMAG NEW! ucational bill was under discussion in the Something Valuable Something every Senatej on Thursday, a sort' of free and lady rttoulii know!!! Tl?e l*teet|^hing easy talk qpon the Norma! School build? l-of its kind that in

iog was indulged in. Hon. H. D. Scott presented the claims of the institution very clearly and forcibly. Senator Bice, of Parke, -said, "He should govern himself in his action concerns the Normal School building by tha specifications, and not by what the the,, lobby might have, said. Thore is^bat qnf thing to be done, and that is to finish it up as soon as pos-

sible and set il in operation ,.iAny other I smallest kjfani. Every pattern warranted course will be a disgrace to the State." I to give entire satiifisction.^ Full instrucBvery man to whom nature has given tion as to trimming each garment ao» an average,supply of common sense and I oompanies tha gnid^, Jjcry one doubts who iF^Winded by prejudice will ap-j ing ihls can.be ConvWc^by calling and prove the sentiments of Mr. Rice. It is I seeing for themselves. the talk of a practical, honest man. There fs no other system that has yet

vided. la this connection it is gratifying to notice that all our dealers in popular reading matter are improving their

tocbs. This is done to meet a marked

No. 61, Main street, will be sold by auc- improvement in the taste of their paction this morning, at 10 o'clock. trons. The leading magazines, and cheap 'M editions of the best standard works are

FOUND!—At Herz & Arnold's Skirt I t^jng the plana of tha abominable soulfactory a Fur Muff, which the owner can poJgon

that ba8 done B0 much

have by calling there, proving property I ^aucjjjDg public morality. There is more I than one social evil that will be abated when the Satanic press of the country has ceased to grind out its filthy, cor-

toward do-

I rupting grists. It is useless however, or nearly so, for I editors to -write or ministers to preach against the readiogof pornicious books,

A NEW OBTOTFICE pngfofflce I unless parents will present good examples General has estab is a

Nel.

I ft, the selection of their own reading and

atBloomtown, Vigo coun y, will see to it that their children are son and appointed Hiram Bloom Post-

master. .. I A taste for reading, judiciously directCHABLES ALEXANDER has beei ap- ed and properly cultivated, will do jore pointed and commissioned Route Agent to help a young person on in the raoe of on the bt Louis, Alton & Terre Haute life than all the money you can Railroad, in place of Id. Wackerhagen resigned.

THE speech of Hon. Harvey D. Scott, delivered in the Senate on Thursday, in favor of the Normal School appropriation, is spoken of in very high terms by

rusal. It gives the true idea of a Sor-.,

mal School, and shows wherein trueecon-

omy consists.

THKBE are many indications that the amount of building which will be done here this year, will be largely in excess of provioua years. Arrangements toe .now being made for the erection of a great many business houses and private residences.

jmo.

leave

behind you when you make your exit.— The same taste, badly directed, fed on the depraviDg emenations from that class of authors who court popular favor in "yellow covers," will eventuate in imbecility and, very probably, in a course of

I BROWN'S combined Carpet stretcher

THK extract from Professor ea S eo I TAC]J driver is the neatest and best ture, which we publish this morning, l^ing for stretching and tacking carpets will very well repay the most care pe jjag

ever

{j6en jnyented. It does the

work neatly and easily. 20-dlt

ESPECIAL NOTICE.—On the 4th day of March, 1869, I will retire from my position as Clerk of Yigo county. I have due me a very large sum of money as fees, which I have earned by the hardest kind of labor, and I must have what is due to me. I hereby notify every person who owes fees to me as Clerk, that unless their accounts are squared up by the 4th day of March next, I shall order my suocessor to issue fee bills and executions

in every case and deliver to the Sheriff and perfectly splendid. A trial will sat for collection, and I shall direct him to I isyf anyone. id3t levy and sell, without respect to persons, I wish to give fair warning that all parties may save cost*.

Rurus H. Srapflojr,

feb20d2w. Clerk of Vigo oounty.

BROWN'S combined Carpet stretoher and Tack driver is the neatest and beBt thing for stretcKiog and tacking, carpet1 that has ever been invented. It does the work neatly and easily. 20-dlt

Lo6T.-Sunday morning on 7th between Qhio and Chestnut streets, a gold neck chain with cross attached. The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at this office. i8-d2t

To Mr PATRONS:—Having disposed of my stock of goods to Messrs. Arnold & Herz, and desiring to leave tbe city as early as possible, I request that all who are indebted to me will settle their ao counts immediately,and that all have who accounts against me will present them for payment. Miss Spaulding, at the old stand, will attend to the settlement of accounts. Thanking my patrons for past favors, I remain, respectfully,

I9d6t B. WEISZ.

F3R RENT OB SALE.—Store House No 78 Main street, between -3d and 4th. Enquire

19d6t

BART LKTT

THE demand for the "Musical Leaves" and "Singing Pilgrim" is constantly increasing, nearly a million copies having been sold during the last two years. Mr. P.'s success in furniahing "sweet music" for tho people„has been remarkable indeed, it is only equalled by the popularity of his own "Sweet singing for Jesus.' dlt

THIRTY DAYS.—For the next thirty daye C. 0. Knapp will sell Boots and Shoes at

exact cost.

Remember the place,

No. 71 Main street, three doors west of Third street. 8-dw-2w

THB 8ETH THOMAS CLOCK COMPANY have been making new improvements in styles and finish of cheap Clocks, suitable for the dining room and kitchen. They are to ?he found at the establishment of S. R. Freemas, 161 Main street, where all other kinds and patterns of best make of Clocks are to be had. He has the Watchman's Clock also. 6-dwtf

Jo TO W. S. RYCE & Go's if you want to save paonej in buying Black Alpaoas. All Dress Goods jiiust be closed out before moving. „„.*18dtf

mmii x&:

trodUoed to the public. I wish to s^y to the ladies of Terra Haute and vic^iity that I hav(fe»BW udisd^erior syatejn of cutting arfft%TOniranf1tind of ladies! and children's garments. This system is founded on the principle of actual measurement From this aystezo «an be cut 287 diSerqnt jptrmfiHp of descriptions from the largest person down to the

been introduced to the nuj^o that can

Jlj^piio^-We are glad to observo on I cotlucfr ttviHeifyt pitWftt'as this .new the staves of our bookstores very afc and superior iystOTD, «ftiJktiies' Guide, tractive assortments of books for juve- There are many to-day who are serving nih* Young people will

read, and pa. a time at dres«»ak&]g

rents who don't want the minds of their months when they could saw board, time children irremediably poisoned by tbe and expenses by pay'ing"?46Ae person to vile trash that is thrown in exhaustless learn them to cut and fit. This is but supply upon a ready market, will do well repeating ^w^knownto all, andl to see to it that suitable books are pro-1 kope

My system can be seen and testea by calling at my boarding house, j*a Garth waits, between Main and Ohip, on Seventh street, where I shall remain for a few days on,ly.

Agents wanted to locate or travel. Wish to sell the right of this city. A. Mas. A. KsMii, 169 Broadway, N. Y.

TO AXY who may design using j^ain Window Glass, etc, this season, weiavite attention to our stook, which will t*a kept full and complet^aindL always fold.at the

BABR, GULICK

17-dtf

Hoex,

fqf,

six or nine

those who are wanting to k#1 dress-making will^ad icarefplly and con sider the above fact. I do not only wish to ioJrad^opAb^vnei^system for tbeisake Of-1 timing ^sallif bflt I also wish to aid those who are trying to make a living by their needle and often fail to do #o in consequence of not fully understanding their bwsinea^feyfr&fcU •lw4f«WT!aker who can fit nicely but what can always get more to do than they are able to do consequently it is necessary for them to know how to cut everything in the way of ladies and children's clothing tojgain custom and the patronage of the people. So, ladies, I will be pleased to have yoa call and examine my patterns.

CABRIE Housing,

19dlw General Agent.

ASK for "The Family Bleached Muslins"—as a speciality just received at W. S. Ryce & Co's. 18dtf

*1 iJji '.g

POPULAR and Favorite Brands Sleach. ed Muslins just received at W. S. Ryce & Co's. Promptness in .majring youii purchases will secure the best bargains. 13dtf j"./—^

THK UNDERSIGNED, having boug&t the Hoop Skirt and Corset Store of B. Weisz, beg leave to announce tb*t t^ey will continue the business in all its branches, and respectfully solicit a,share of patronage.

We shall Remove 4h^ 'sfb£fc March 1st [.to No. 89, Main street, Warren's Block. 18-dtf HERZ & ARNOLD.

Persons with the most delicate stomachs can indalgo in ffre"biscuits and other articles prepared with Dr. Price's Crtu^ Baking Powders with impunity ThePow ders are convenient economical hfcalthy

THE' latest style Dowd & Slate's.

L. ROTHSCHILD.

GRUNDY have in stock a

large lot of good juvenile books, which they propose to close out at cost, during the next thirty days, to make room for their Spring geods. This will afford a grand opportunity for the young folks to replenish their 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 selection by calling at Bartlett & Grundy's, sign of the big Gold Pen. d3t

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LOST—Somewhere in the city, oil day afternoon, a gold patent sleeve but toB,.oblong in shape with a pink setIt is prized as a gift, and the owner will liberally reward the finder" byleaVing it at this office. I?d3t

of Ties and Boas at

IF YOU want a Hat or Cap ch4ap for the money, go to Dowd & Slate's. ,16dtf.

UMBRELLAS, Satchels, Shirts and Suspenders, of the best quality, at Dpwd & Slate's. iai£

THE best styles and largest assorting! of Paper Collars in the city, at Dowd & Slate's. I6dtf

PBESCBIFTIONS carefully prepare&lfy competent Druggists, at. Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6th and Main St. feblSdtf

MEWCAL.— Dr. W. Mftore ftlpectfully announces that he has resumed thp prae ticeof medicine ih this city. 'Office, on north side of Main street, between Fourth and Fifth, over Goodman's Clothing. Store, and*-formerly occupied by Mrs Leonard. 13. dim

CLONES, Timothy and all kinds ef field seeds at Keitb & MiHkia'^^ ^,,, Mfisdf#

THE firm of Sdsail & Co.^Wa'3 dissoJ^rj ed by limitation February 6, 1869, Mr. C. Oakey retiring. •,

All penonf "knowing themselves in debted to the late flrnj are urgtiittly quested to settie^ EWAtt Co. febl3dtf

PEXLED.DBIED PEACHES at,C. i. Ripley's. '6dtf

MAPLE STTGA* at 6 i1#lji

10, 1SJ, l&, S5 up to $100, at [2l.dtf

Riddle's

OKAKOES and Lemons at Sage's,

dtf O. BIPUT sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf FBCBH CITBOK, Baisins and currants at Sage's. [19-dtf

CLOTHES WBIHQEBS!CLOTHES WHIHOXBS Buckeye Clothes Wringers.

tin*

Little Grant Clothes Wringers. Sherman Clothes Wringers, For sale at COBY & MANCODBT'8-21-dtf -jrii A WOBD TO THE Wis* SUFFICIENT. —If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, Doming Block, they sell at cost. jllHtf

AN. EXPERIENCED LITE INSURANCE AGENT, or a thorough business man possessing the requisite qualifications for th® business, can obtain a valuable contract by forwarding information and reference to Life Company, P. O. Box 3 831, New York City. 13 deod3t

2 a WK do not propose to sell for a song, but we will sell at cost, all seasonable

C...Wrrria 4 Co.

ain's^MeVDeming Block.

jll-dtf

Shirti -andjjra^ers

Good^aU' can bd had for 50 and 60 cents, a) C. Wittig kJJdV£ 17() Mfin^st'reet, Beming Block. klAjll-dtf

I» you, wMt l*iKai^ taWipter Goods go to C. W^igjk street, Doming Block they sell winter goods at exact cost.

Wjgfl^K fE^a^at 10 cents, 25 cents and 60 cents, at C. Wittig & Co's.,*170 Seming Block. jll-dtf

Do YOU want Presrved Orange Feel? Call at (^-KBSpley's.

[S5,dtf,

*You £}n fiiid Preserved Lemon Peel at 0. Ripley's*. -joioCi. [25,dtf

HIADQUABTEBS for Oysters at E. Wright & Co., 1&5 Main street. dtf

NEW STYLES OP HATS AND BONHEM at 149 Main street. u.tf

'I thof

Go To E. R. Wright & Co., for those Extra Large Oysters. lSdtf

CABPENTXBS and builders generally, for the best warranted Tools ana Toledo Sash and Doors see Austio, Shryer & Co dtf

FUBS.—The finest assortment, the lowest prices, no old mothy stock, at S. L. STBAUsS,r dtf 149 Main street.

SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and oll selected stock of groceries and Produce for sale at his new stand, opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves. Tj^jtow.year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have a good time. j4dtf

BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour E. R. "WJright

1»

Boy your Sewinp Machines of RidC2Mtf,

FITTY DOZEN KID .Gloves, just received. Call oa Riddle* £or your £|d dflovta 21,dtf] irtSa

Riddle's,

Go's. l?dtf

FBHSHJOAIM, Sage's.

andifc)coanut9, at dtf

MiLLipjt&T.—Miss M. A. Raridan has opened her stock of Millinery in tbe store roortfr^nrty occupied by Eberje &

Druggista. ffSi4®ey,IM^in, ItoJween Third and Foarth «treetst'Wt!6r* will be pleased f° m¥r i*PdK m«y new ones as may .choose to- favor her

witfa ffieir pa^eliag^/* [«,dtf

BUY where you get the best qualify and (be most Hatdware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer dc Co. eould make you see it dtf

"^BWOTS A*jy*SH0E#MJacob Doll has removed his stook of Boots and Shoes to the stoi$-roOm, a&e square south of thn old 'fgpinning Wheel" oorner,. two doors below Ohio street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and as m^uiy ne# ofies' a^ cho'oU to. favor TIIIBI IHth t.beir patrohiagej,. T&e entire stock will Wcldsed oijt at very low prices. jQbttntry ofeiafaMits x^ishln'g to' sort up", with odds and ends in the boot and shoe he, will do well to give him call. [21,dtf

FOB SALE.—That desirable- business" house—two story brick—situated on Main street, between 8th and Ninth, known the Deitz property., Terr^ei^ and title good. For particulars call at the Clerk1 Office. 15 dlw

UYSTEB8 AT GEOBQE'B.—From and after to day George Habermeyer & Co will lie in receipt of those large and mag ulficent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will sell by the can or serve up to &ustKflieri at their 0ytiUtt

Restaurant on

Fourth street, Opposite the postoffice. 31-dtf.

JACOB KERN, opposite.the Post Offioe, on 6th street, is not selling his goods at «ost, neither does he intend to close out by Christmas, but sells as cheap as any ona.iiL.the city ftAaa^lot-of ^«welry and Cboks for Christmas* j^st received, to be sold at very low figures. Call and com pare his prices, before purchasing. d22

MPBOVED PANTASOOPIO SPECTACLES —At 1$1 Main street^ I have a large assortment of PantascOpic Spectacles and Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Gold, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Frames. Also the purest Periscopic Lenses for filling old franfatf, ind can Suit every eye that can be benefitted by spectacles, at the jsjgo of Watqb- fndj j-fgectacles, near »e corner of 6th street. 7-dtf ... S.R. FREEMAN.

LOCAL NOTICES.

"Trne Merit wiSi Always nave lis

It ii reitaln that no troth ha* eTer been more •athfaetoilly demon ttrated In our midst th»n theabovr, as inay bs seen dally In the lmments ffi A^saaod fojJthjit lajraliuble and popn'ar tonle and itiankm*, JfI8Hiia*8 HBBB BITTEBS,—

I 60,1*1

0. Wrmo 170 Main »trHQ Deming Block, sell all tfi^Ir winter I at exaot oost. jll-dtf

It Is the oge htcg aeedtol^jr persons nhcfeanrrenndtfi^/are trtif(iVBrile lor gooff health, because it is a perfect pfottctlon against all mor, bid itiflaei^eee progaotiVd pr dis'wae. The pres•nf'« tlif jnpet ^^a^bti Ut reinforcing the et|M at oar bbdtee, aad fttorli^ oar heel terai." Wi are alttkoieor leei nw&iaBt, Aere are man parsons who are always behind la this matter, coaeefnaatly each chaage fB th^Mason eomea Alaag 'before tlier are prepared for It, aid afefcaaae ae^aa apoa them, followed hr.aU^ tti train of Ola, Bfg'n now to mvA off dieaaaa by a*ia« XUttn'9 HERB

aad ooatlBoe with yoa, dy}w

Clixixv

Alter haTiss.thorMsblj t^e4, in Kinlly »wli9 »y 0"n nit, "BMT'fiftctOT.i Btfzrt" tak« 9 addlnf tnv tn»tiaiony tc

BUJ wkfckati*! bkv« (ftaarredly btTtolld If Whatever tends to

umanBuBtaingto«b«B«rao»lon,

"Birr'tP.^ tor»l Slizlr" WDI HIJ of all ir»LM. We can, froa gmtmaT »cqu»fnf•jienj rcoonmrsd both Ptopri«tor parfectlj MltaU*. a. BBOOKK,

Pastor Aibary M. X. Church. T»rr» H»nt«. Thi* inTklnsbl* remedy (or the ears of dotdc, Ooagha, Cro»p, HoatMMts, eto., m*nnf»ctBr•1 and »old by BABK, 6D1IOK A BERRY, dlSdwlm Dm*gtot«.

Dooleys Baftiig der.-DooLET'e BAxnte POWKB nneqnalled for making lijtht a«4 aDtrlUoai BUcolti, BOUB, Baokwbeat and ctbcr Qriddla Cakes, to. Jt reqnixaa ONLY TWO TlABPOONSFCIi *0* A QVASf OT TLOUB. Sold by Grocers generally. At wholesale, Is Sana Haottyby fiOiA SOSj declSdwSm Who It sale Grocers

AMUSEMENTS.

'•IL

JJOWLING HALING

BOITSK, lease ait Proprietor.

Saturday Eve- fel. 20, 1869 TWrd appearance of ttt Grost

E O 1 E

COMBINATION! io will appear In cenjanctlon with

ROUSE'S NEW T0BK THEATER The Mnsical YztraTanza of'the

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FORTY THIEVES!

Admission..... 50 Cents Children 25 Cents NOT*.—Beierred seats at SB cents extra per couple, can be secured at tha Hall from 2to3}{ o'olock rach r. u.

Doors open at 7 o'clock. Tnttaln rWs at 1% preelf\J.

RAND MASQUERADEBALL .\3Tv 4- UyL". OF THI Terre Haute Turn-verein, —AT—

TURNER HALL, 9th St.,

Monday Erenln^ Feb. 22,1869 TI0KKTS of Admltaon, lor Gentlemen $1,60 fer Ladies, SO cent*.

Tickets can be procured at the store of A. Kip pert. Taell, Bi'lejr A Co., Ed«ail A Co., Fred Birbl, and from the members of the Sooletf. ft, 16,

90 *22

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

pEO. B. JAOESON & CO., \JT OXFXB&LI Costmission and Forwarding Merchants,

DEALERS IN

GRAIN, FLOUB, FOSK, LABD, PRODDOl. AO, NO. 69 WALNUT 8TBEET, CINClNNN^Tr, OHIO.

BSTER TO

B. F. Brannaft. PreM- franklin Bank, Olnoinnatl, O^io. Sibley. Trench 0o„.0omm1i»l0tt Merobants,

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Oincianat), Ohio.

Jamta. H. Turner, Esq., Terre Hants, Indiana.

.. $

rnBKKB HAXJTB

PLAM\(i HILLS

•nJrtW s"J'D] CP Jt"!W

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SASH,. DQOBS, WIDOWS and DOOR FRAMES,

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Cor. of 9th and Walnut 818., .• Dinrr* a 5.

m,A t} A .5r'a...- v. &

f^BBE HATDTE, IS»

1$ nm

SNAPP,

HAYNES & CO

Having leased the above establishment are now retdy tamannfotare the following work:

I MOTJLDINGS, :1_^A0KBTS, SIDINGS,

AND AU DE9CBIPTI0NS OF FINISHING.

oar Orders lolleited and promptly attended to. ". feb!8dlm

Q.RAYEL ROAD NOTICE.

SALE.—Wishiug to engage other baaincas, we «*1H sell our OKO-

OEBT and BOABDTNQ HOOdI FDBNITUBE very reasonable. Any peraon wishing to engage In this bnane«e, cai find a good alte ljr calling at NOBBIS* Wagon Yard, on North Third atraet. Sdtf

FFrame

»R SALE—A Fine two-story Bwrlllng Honee-^lnht rooms, gas, •late roof, two cisterns and well, atsble, oarrmga house, and good frait. Lot 160 feet front by 300 feet deep. W 111 be sold cheap. Applr to siedtr P. M. DONNELLY.

rooms, ceilar, well, cistern, stable, aheda, oarri* age-house, ffrat-rate orobard of apples, peats, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, and, three acres

strawberries, 1% ra-pberries. 1 acre oMberrta. I

and enrrants—ail bearing. Door yard set with

Treasurer's effice. ja6d3m

evergreens end flowrs. Call at the Conn'y

WANTED.

a nimrmo xxt

which twice th* amount can be made by selling I

By sending ni tbe Qrigemil of ang Doatmcntt or Drawing*, we will return immediately amp iramtaT of copies,, IXACT taC siJCTL'i. »f the Original at followhg extra idiuary cheap rat-«:

coplea $i,CO 500 copies $5,00

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ATTOBWKYS.

Va. E. McLean, 96 Main itreet. Baird A Cruft, 88 Main 8treefe'_. Soott a Dny, W Olito Stroet. Joe. H.llake, Ohto8tn»t.

tb«o c^rU'oly

ABCHITSCT3 AKD BUILDSI8. J. A. Trydagh, turner Main aad Fifth. Oilft A Williams, oorner Ninth and V(lb«i

BOOTS AND SHOES. ...

^a^^ll.jSt?j^ro«^hetreet», BOOKS AND STATIONEBY Bartlett ft Qrondy. 101 Main street. On Arnold opposite tha Poet 09M. A. a. Dooley/IQI HAn Btreet,, ^AKSBS. Frank Heinlg Bro., Lafayette Street,

BILLIARDS.

At T«xtoala Hotel, Wia. Pkaff»r, Froyfletor. CARRIAGE FACTORY, I Wildy, Thoaiaa Go., Cor. Sd and Walaat.

CLOTHING.

W. H. Blister, T» Main Street.s Orovar Miller, SI Mate Street. Jotua BarnlUe, aver Saxton It Tsladej'a 7-

OOMMISSION AND.GRAIN. John Haney ft Co., First St., on Canal Baeia. Y«'• COAL DEALERS J. A. Morgan. SQlliTaa Ccmnly Coal, i. John McFarlane, Birer Coal.

qZ% ?J DRESS MAKING. JIL' Mri. N. E. Hedgsr, Chic, bit. 4th and 5th 8fs. DENTISTS. I L. H. Bartholomew, 157 Main atreet. 0. O. Lincoln, 6th bt., between Main and Ohio. J. Bichardion,Ohlo street, bet. Third and 4th.

DYE HOUSES. Y-. WT

H. Claridge, No. 8 North 4th St. 4 DRY GOODS, IISFYWII) -J TneU, JUpley ft Co., power 6th and Mala atreet W. 8. iijce'i Co., 77 M»ln street. 0. Wltiig ft Co.. 170 Main atreet. Edaall ft Co., corner Fourth and Main street Saxton ft Walmaley, 111 Main atreet. Cornelias ft Uaggerty, corner Main and Third

DRY GOODS-.WHOLESALE -t. ttyca ft Son. Main, street. DRUGGISTS.

Barr, Galiok ft Berry, oorner Main andToarth M. A. Davis ft Co., Iteming Block.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.Jones ft Jones, east side fnbllo Sqnarar GUNSMITH AND STINCIL OUTT KR

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HARDWARE. Cory

Maiioonrt, Main Strett.

Aastin, Shryer ft Co., Maiu Stiee'. HATS AN CAPS. «fosejh C* Yates, 14d Mrii2 street^

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Dowd tfc SI*to419J Alain §tr«et. HOTELS. National Hodse, "corner Sixth and Clark Uoaie, corner Ohio and First. Terre Haute House, corner Main and Seventh. Farmers' Hotel Cor 9 ih and chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

M. A. Orane, Main atreet, eaatof Fifth llag«r ft McKeen, Dowling Hall. J. A! Fuote, c6 Main street. I

JEWELLERS.,

8. B. Ireeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warred'a Blook Jacob Kern, Opposite Post Office.

JOB PRINTER. 1

John A. ^ryah, 116 Main S(rt»t. K$Y CHECKS. ffja. Bat kin, coraer 4th aad Lafayetta Sti.

LIVERY STABLE.

Robert Hnnter, opposite Bnntln Hons?. LEATHER, &c. L. A. Burnett, 114 and 146 Main Sileet.

MUSIC DEALERS.

L. Kissner, Palaoe of Music, 48 Ohio street MECHANICIAN. !£. tltuaan, 18 south 4th St. opp. Post Office.

MILLINERY.

St. A. Baridan, 80 slain street. -. 6. It. Straus, 149 Mala st. 7/\ Mrs. Bnck^pgham, Cor, 4 and Ohio. :KFI MILITARY CLAIMS. D.

S. Cauildson Varrlngton Block, Mala St. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. f. H. Biddle, 161 Main street.

OYSTER DEALERS.

Geo. BabermejerftCo., Fourth Street.

Barr A Teakle, Sooth Fourth Streets.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Da' Derkey, Mulberry, bet. 6th and Tth Sts. Dr. A. Aimand, aoruer MainandRthftreets. Dr, 8. J. Yonug, west aide Pabilo Square. Dr.

I. D. Sptii», 41 {forth4th Street. Drs. Appjeby ft Waters,. 1^9 Main Street.'

RETAIL GROCERS.

F. D. Molloy No 9 South 4th Btirsat. -at C, I. ple^, Mala Street. Luther Grigsby, opposite the Post Offloe. "J. Honrlet 13 Sooth Fourth Streat.

-.!FI-J, RAILROAD AGENT^R James H. Toraer, at Mogean A Paddock's Mill. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Jo«. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Hendrich ft Lange, corner Main aad 4th streats,

SEWING MACHINES.

Carter ft HeiDef, 18 JiTorth 4th Street. P. W. Wolfe, North Third Street. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main Streat.

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SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weiss, opposite Post Office. STONE CUTTERS. Wagner ft McFarlane, last of T. H., A I. B. B. nn/r -"Freight Depot.

TEAJ^

Joseph Strong, 190 Main Street.,.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, earner Third and Oherry.' M. W. O'Connell, MainStreet.

The books ylll he opfn for subscriptions to 11^^'H'ITARy CL/A.IMS—»CARD the Capital 8:ock of tha Lafayetfe Boad Oompa- -i-'-l- FOB 1868.

ny, on Tqesday, Febraary 23, IStP, at tbe office of J. H. Blake, on Ohio street, In he citv of Terre Haute, Indiana. Persona whhing to sub. scribe, will please take notice. ".

By order of the Board of Directors, Terre Hante, Feb, 16.1869, dwlw

FOR SALE.

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OR SALE—130,000 Brick, atl HAtrmwo. Sandf rd, ind., eight ni»«s ^est ofjrerre

JAS. W. WATT9.

DAVID S. DANALDSOW,

Office—Farrington Block, E or S a UP 8NT*s, FIBST Doea,

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MO^PT COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED

Vouehen Had* out and Ptaiiem Money Dmat from Any PmuUnAfentf fa He VnU*d8tttte$,

PROTESTS I88UKD, Ull Tsnaft Asalgaed, Boafht s*l«t DdtaUve AwlyaawttCwrtON.

MB. DA*AIDSO» well understands the mode of adja ting and collaoting any clalma growing out of tke recent Babelllon.and for 1«67 and 1888, haa collected and paid over to tbe claimants mora than Two Ho id red Thoueand Dollars haa ob. tal ad three hondred Pension Certiflcftef, for woanded or Injured.soldiers, widows, mothers,

after tba

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tin Lateet Improved Common Sense Family Sew- J, ^.9 Warrants need be expected for service ing Machine Paica $18,00. For Circulars and I'« thelate *ar, and no further bouaty to a vetTerms address C. BOWBBS A 00 eran, »hp haeha^ three or fonrhnndred dollar*.

J4-dw3m 820#. 9d St., Philadelphia, Pa. I hava sever lost a good claim yhare the i.rty

discharge.

No time should be lost, as thla favorable pro via ion termlnatea totally about Juue 1870, or at Are

dlt charm.

Arw(kri 0

ouc

dtta 6

penaion m.j now be had In all

the panslon does not oommence at tba

diapharce, or de .th of the roldler. Look at yonr oaHificatea a^d call on mo. Bonntyttclalma under tba recent law, act of July 2?th" 1886, are now nearly all paid. Anew

I law for tha next and laat bounty, may, perhaps, Jf so, applications may

wmnn be made the coming Spring or Summer. I will

A GENTS VV ANTED.—?$75 to I glye notioa when auch law la paased. Nojenaions il $200 par month I Or a Commission fra

allowed for aerrfee in the war of

permitted me to manajge it la my own

XTOTJCE TO BUSINESS MEN ^"o. onSlX^S w'S^ WANTISO TO SAVI MOF£Y a TIHX. claim, have been obta"

50 Per Cent Reduction I

C. B4JL£yj

100

],0X) $S,W, Ac.-

In eachcasa paper inc'uded, (lat eror note slae,) be

or fifty p-r cant, upon the aOove pries may aa^ED by ustog Haoaiox's PATIMT Acrooa&raio PsinTDia Pbm for Ottesa, pric® 188 lU

v*f.

have been obtained by me.

C1T1L R^GINKUL SCRTRT'IR AKD TOPO. VKAPHICAl DBADGHISMAI. -ALSO- -j iTOT-A.It"5T IsTJBX.Ici.

Haurfoc's Patens 8t tes Blgbta are sok) at l- He wUl attend tt the collection of Bounty and moderate prices. Ail kind* of Uithi graphical Pensloo Olates, make ont Deada and^ Convey, work ia done with the greatest care at the lowest anors of any kind, ntas. I -All wark deoe promptly and oorrectly.

MaurfM's Patent A#tOgraj4ilc wrmitg wa#| JMWO- Over Dowd A Siata'a Hat store, 1ft orth William St., Metropolitvn Block, Mala street, Terra Hauta, Printing Xetabllahneat, 10 mor New Tork. Wc 3S-deodly India aa. lSdlm

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WELL, RIPLBY A DBMISfl a*/riAJiu aiu ax&n i.

Invite Special Attention

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T»their stcck or

DRESS GOODS,

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STAPLES,

HOSIERY d^c. I

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CLEARANCE SALE

HAS COMMENCED. ,..-.4 a **,, r.1-5 \rr!J ,r:,uq. ntr'f

TERRE HAUTE AHD PERRY VILLE. The Steamer ZBBBA will p'7 Tftgnlarly between Terre Haute and •ryvi ie, i- aving Terre Hente at nine o'clock A. M., Mondays, Wedn*da?s andFridayso: each week. C. W. BPENCEB, Captain.

H. £J. H40IX, Clerk. xOJlm

WK. X. IAU. N. B. TEAKLS,

BABR A TEAKLE, pd|Hf AID SIGN PAINTEBS A1TU GBAINEBS Sooth 4th Street, oppositeCpntfal Engine Honar

A11 work entrusted io as, dose promptly, and at reasonable ratea. ieblJ3m

^yooD wool

WOOD! WOOD I

Two hundirdcords of seasoned Cord Wood for sale by J. A. Bboads. All orders left at the "Karly House," West Mala atreet, promptly filled.

BABLXT HOCSE—W. B. LAcaaiAP, Prorj,'r. 10-d3m

PW^AND 8TATIQNKBI BOOMS!

Sixth Street.

QppotiU New Pout Office Building. AU New York. OinetnnaM and Philadelphia Papers and Magazine3 jn hand regular and as soon as Issued,

W Special attention, paid to getting back Numbers. Innltlal Paper and Xavelopee always on ta&d or stamped to order. School Paper, a good arti cle.verr cheap. nov8 OCfl. A. ARNOLD.

ANEW GROCERY AND —4

PROVISION STORE!

F. J. MOLLOY, DCABBB TW Groceries and Provision^ Ho. 9 4th Street, oudoor South of the Post Office,

Xerre-Haute. Indiana.

Tto fuderalgned has lost opened at the atfeve Stand, aflrst-ciass Family Orooery and Provleio Store, with a large an I wdll selected stofk of •air and fh*h article* suitable far i-very day nse lp families, to which he calls ti attention of his friends and the publio generally.

Oeods dsllvar-4 'P »gy p-»rj of the city frret of charge. Highest cash arloe avi fo Country Proi!a ~.

JySdflw F. MOLLOr..

At tbe T&utonia Hote],

loa. 1T4 Ui ITS M»Ii, bet. 6tk *B 7th, 8($., TERRE HAUTE, IND. With Six of the flceat Tabli-s with Pastui's PATENT CXJSHIOIV^.

W. SHAFFEE, PsoifK.

Pur* Copper DUtilM Bourbon and Bye whisky5 sold tba Bar, aad ao other. Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and pint.»,

JaXldly

I I N E

J^ILLINERY.

Mr*. Br^Ml^GlfAa

have lost iwo valid c'altus on account of such in'. terferencs.

Ja9dwtf 1. 8. DANALDSON

Has removed to the corner of Fourth acd' Oiii« Streets where aha la now opeaioga (all aod'eumpleta atock of Fall style Bonoeu, Bibwoa, riw». ers, Ac. DBX88 MAiilNG ii«a ala be*a to" the husiaeea. Having a comi«tent Dmi-nia. ker, satisfaction l« KOaranuwd.

BESS MAKING.

]|n.I.E.HEDG£8

Baa removed her Cloak and Dress MakJnr tableahmentto Naylor'a naw building on Okie, 6e tween Fourth and Fifth .streets, wbere ebe wl 1' be pltaaad to meat all who deelre tha moat perfect' work in this Una.

Particular attention will ha given, aa heretofore, to tba lateat styles. Tha saoat aklUftal asststaata have been eagaced, I Wedding Coetnmee, Ball aad Party Drwei

aad Chlldren'a Cloaks acd lreasee manu actarad with promptnees aad dlapatoh. jist

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

And the pnbiic can tave good at

fii 'JiSJ .da*,.-.' .rl!

LOWES PBICE

Titan at auy tipie since (he war

'-•,,134 Hrabasiistreet.

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Baliw now prepared to ttll ail ordari fcr 8nlllvan toonty Coal, which claimed to be equal to the Braril, for all dmaa:io pnrpoeea, will deliver to any put of tha oity, by laa^iag yonr ardtf office of E R. B,y,nt tt Co., 0. f. Bipley, or J.A. Foot'e Tea Store, with whom I have mad* arrangementa to ail all orders, and give all ia'ormaUoa in regard to the boaineee. oMdtf J. A. MOBOAN.

gTVEBCOAL.

astt aJ

mS & ,• ,«S. .»#« S as tjiifiW nrritfft

Mt U^«W))JH

SIRVH AKVS&,4A^^S'^TT^.E'^TELE|UN4R .(1 bill y*-v-x .*'»

JOHS»lfcifAKHHK Is now selling ike betk, article of K(««r Coal, aaraened on the wld6et soreen In aae io Vigo connty, at aa low a figure aa an Inferiof article can te pnrchaaed, Thoae wiah* Ing to U» in a onpply ahoold look to their inteiee*», and bay the k«t when it ia aa ofaeap poor article. order, left at the Poet Office Lobby, at t^e

Vigo Connty 8calw," or addreeeed to Bpz 69 P. *0^ 'ttnv dadix, will reoeire prompt attenti6a. auglTdtf

J^IYERY BROKER A STABLES

The nndsralgoed, at bla Livery Siabla, oa Third atreet, opposite the Bnntin Houie, ia now ptepared with goed atock and Carriaeea, to ac* spnblls. commodate the publ BOiJ'T HtrjfTKB.

Any person wishing to deposit Heraee, Ba* les, Harnwa, or other livery articles at Hnmer'e .lvery Stable, will be acoommodatid wtth mouxy advanced oa the same. dm.9dtf H1TNTEB A COLLINS.

ERRORS OF YOUTH. Tenng Men, the xperienceof years haa demonttrated tbe fact tbat rellancj may le placed la the effica'y af

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the tpetd) acd permanent enre of eeminal Wrakiieea, the remit of Youthfal Indiscretion, which a'egHcud, jini the bapptaesi, and nnilte theaufl^rar for boainiwa, aoclal aoclety, or mtrrlage. They can bo naed without detcotlun or ia. terference withbu laeae urenlw.

I'rtceone Dollar per b_x, or foni boxes (or three dollar*.. If yon cannot procure tbess pills ec'oee the 'coney to BRTAN A Co., 64 Cedar ttreet, Maw York, and they will bo aeut by reinrn mall, well sealed. Prirate cltpnlars to g?nt)*men sent fltf on applioation. £nolo«0 atamp, declidced*ly

HOWE SEWING MA CHINES

mHB

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Do not reqalre tke Kadorsenent or Sortetles or Fairs~-they are

WORLD-RENOWNED.

They are celebrat«d for dviag tha bast work, mirg a much amalier needle for the aama thread, thau any other machine, and by the lntrodaetlon'cftUu most approved machinery, we are nowVbftlO (Vpply tha very beet machinery iQ tbe wurlii

They are adapted to all kinds of Family Saw. in/, and to tha use of Seametre**' i, Dreesmaktra, Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars,

SK1BTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clothicg, Hats, Cap?, ('oraeta. Boots,Shoes, Harnest, S.ddlee, Linen Gojda. Umbrellaa, Paraiols,

Tbry work cqnally well upon silk, linen, Weolen. uud cotton gools, with silk, ootton or I ntn thread. Th will perform every apecteaof sawing, making a beantiial and per'ect atltch, tlHteon buthsldesof ^he articles sewed.

Tbe New Improved Fami MaQhlne Is without a rival, and cannot be anrpasaed—a Hemmer, Feller Bralde?, Qailter and Ouide go with each Family Mnohine. f.ee of charge.

DOU't fail to call and examlae for yonrelvee, af'No. 18 North Fourth atrest, Terre Heme, Ind. 27d3tn CARTER BK1MIB, Agents.

I^ERCHANiyS.ofHARTFORD

This oH and reliable Company Is nqjt fepr^ aented in this city by

HAGEB dc HeKEEM.

OFFIOB AT DOWLINO HALI..

Those renons holding Polielcs of Insmacce in this U. mpany, are requited to call for their Seneteah at tbij Office.

Business Respectfully solicited, and Polioses will be lasned on as good terms as any other firat-class Company.

HAOEB A HcKECR,

JaSSdlm AUCMT^.

gAVE

MONEY AND DRINK GOOD TEA.

JOSEPH STRONG, No. lfO Main Street, Terre Haute, Agent foi

E I E E A 0 A N I

or Nsw TOBK.

the unparalled succisa of this Oompany Is owIng to,the fact that they IMPOST their Teas direct .rem the producing district* of China and Jap in, and aell them at letail, through their Agents, at cargo pri es, thus earing thefinqieBff profits yen have paid heretofore. Allgooda was* ranted to give satisfaction, or monej refunded

PBICE LIST.

Oolong (Black) _80 901,00 best 91,(0 parS Toung Hyson (Orea) 901,00,1,88 1,60 MUed (Or. Blaok 80 90. 1,00 l,*Q Imperial (gwen)...M...., 90 1,00,1 95 1,60 «l Japan (oaiura" leaf.... .99 1,00,1,10 1,*5 Qunpowdor (O een)....l,00 1 §6 1,90 Eng. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00,1,10" 1,95

Smpira Company's celebrated brands Long Arm and Tong Mow Chops of Black Tea, ailb Green Tea fljtvor»highly recommended—$1,36. dec!8dly

ST0KA6E, 00MM1BS10M A fiSAlN.

JOBM 1AV1T. 4&0*t0 HAMBf TOHN HANEY ft CO., srovAoa, ooiuqsioa u^p

A I N E A E 8

Warehouae on First St., at the C#aal Baaln. an9dwtf TliRBB HAHTB. TNl*

WELVE PIGIOBIAL PBHEKTN I Flrat-C.aaa lllurtrated Family Magasine, with Physiognomy,Phrenology, Ethnology .Physiology, and Psychology, adapted to all Who re»^, Is ¥aa IttusrBATsn PsuKots«ioit Jovaaai^ moatbly, at $3 a year or inclu a of ten, at each. New Volume. January Dcqble Numbay now roady ^0 cents. Address 8. B. WfLLS, t(o. 389 Broadway. New York. "A rich storehouse of Instruction and sntertaiammeut." if. T. Tribune. "It deals with all questions affecting the good of ciety."—Fm. Post "Onetif th pieman test and moat readable ma^aflues that comas to this iffloe."—N. T. Vhro*icU. "11 uog^i to have a place In every family."—Trmkn Monitor. "No other jonroal la America imparts in «ne ysar eo much va nab lnformatloM aa thia, and certainly no other teaches man »o well to know htmsalf. Kach aln *le uumber is worth tbe entire amount oayar' ubei-rlption.—TaJeprop*. 'Agents wanted. 8 "um Li'ts I •ur New Premium dStwSt

I.BABBUT.

IOWA

i. K. MABSU

HEAL BMTAXU AOENCV, FABM8, WILD {.A'NDS, Acd City Property of every description, foi da 14.

An experience of Qftcen years ooal'le as to In•t» satisfaction in siety 'epai tment of bus'aeaf atlng to a general Beal Estate Agency.

BILLIARD ROOM

HARBERT St MARSH, 54 WALNUT STB SET, il'i» ly Le» (Vf 'r*«, Iowa

N I O N A S A N Vj MANDFACTOBT, AND FX, O UR 8 TORE.

FB ASK PIMRIG A BHO Alanuf&oturers of all tlnds of

CEACKERS, BREAD and GAKES,

PRETZELS, and Dealers fa O E I E S

On Laf*yett» St ., b»tw*«ft Canal and Depot, TBP. FL AUTE, INDIANA.

Orders lft at N. Kola nlach's £tor, Main streer, or 4th stie.t, will be promptly attnded to. Ja2'Mtf

J^ H. DOOLEr n.,

StJOOIBSOB TO M. W. O'OONHJILL, -ri" EM tor Sftlo

SCHOOL BOCTKS,

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