Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 February 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Toesd»7 Morning, Feb. 23d, 18C9.

TIME TABUS.

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CITY NEWS.

"XXBEBKAL

MILDNKBB"

went up last

night in a blustering, cold Bnow storm.

SKATING, this season is regarded as a "lost art," for all the good it has served anybody.

FOUHD—Package of Music. Owner can have by calling at this office, proving property and paying, for this notice.

"PICKLED

PIO'B PEDALS,"

to-pronounce

SPBINO

is the hard,

name for pig's feet among

people whose mouths are too nioe for legs, ankles, etc.

BUSINESS.—It took twenty men anl several boys boys to complete a fifty do! lar horse trade near our office yesterday afternoon. Hard work, that.

BBTUBKB of income are required of everybody, whether liable for tax or not, and must be made before Maroh 1st, when the penalty will be added.

THE

STEAMEB

MASOW, J. B. Whitaber,

commanding, will leave for Perryville, Covington and the other usual landings this morning at nine o'clook. 2?orj freight or passage apply on board.

BALANCES

FRANK LESLIE has, apparently, deter* mined to ascertain how far money and taste will go towards pleasing the ladies. Tbe Maroh number of his magazine, just received at A. H. Dooley's, 104 Main stteet, is, in several respects, the most elegant magaeine ever presented to the American public.

FAST DBIVINA.—A oitiien was before the Mayor yesterday on two charges— one for fast driving and another for driving on a sidewalk. The fine and costs in each case amounted to eight dollars.

In this connection we would state that the ordinance prohibiting the above does not apply to velocipedes, which will soon be the general mode of locomotion.

ELECTION

for postmaster was held

at Rockville on Saturday. We learn from Oen. Steele that there are five hundred Republican voters within the range of post offioe {delivery. Of these, about three hundred voted. Six candidates were in the field, and a one-armed soldier named Kelly, received the highest number—some seventy or eighty votes.

ROLLING STONE

gathers no moss," is

an old and trite saying, but that it does gather butter was demonstrated Saturday evening. Among a lot of butter pur« chased by Heinig & Brother, bakers,* of Dan Miller, the groceryman on Fourth street was one fine solid roll, which on cutting open was found to envelop a stone weighing near four pounds. It is dge to Mr. Miliar to say that he was innocent o( the cheat, having bought the butter stone and all, of a country huckster^

COAL—During the past year^tho Chisholm furnaoe company has taken not less than 1,680,000 bushels of coal from their banks, at Knightstown, two miles east of Braail. About one-half of this amount has been used 1 the company and the balance has been shipped. The Indianapolis Furnace Company having completed a railroad from their furnace at Brazil, to Otter Creek coal banks, are now taking therefrom, 1,680 bushels of coal per day. These banks are owned by S. H. Potter, Bsq., of this city.

The Lafayatte Journal says knows of one place where there are muddier street cars, and they ate the ones now used on the LaFayette Street Railroad.

Wearaglad we cannot join in this "howl,"for the cars on our street railway are kept as clean and tidy as is possible under tbe circumstances.

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Tn« ATLAHTIC MOHTHLY for Marebi it it us a a a jdrilebti, presenting a literary feast of the highest o*Miy is just received at Ash's News Dapot, Poatofflo* lobby. Harper's Bazar, for March

the same place.

al^recewed at

DBOWNBD.—Yesterday about noon the body of Philip Eeegan, an Irishman, a resident «jf-lifts cijj for fifteen or twenty years,'was tafcetf from tie canal, near the rolling mill. Keegan was last sopn leaving the Shamrock saloon, on Main street, between. op« and Wo o'clock Sunday morn in Jl 80-ewhat u'ader the influence of liquor, and it is presumed that in going home he accidentally fell into the canal, the water at this point beabout ten feet deep. His cap was found ef.tfrtwffcor the *Bal, -which led to the recovery of the body. The deceased was about forty years of age, and lived with a widowed sister named McBride, in the vicipity of the-rolling mill. Pa was engaged, we understand, in

ocwpittfrt7JliV!rig

the

another

are likely to como to

an untimely end. A bill has passei to its third reading in the House, prohibiting their use entirely. Butchers and fish venders may as well begin to dispose of their balances.

JM FEKBY, the model conduotor on the E. & C. R. R., desires us to correct the Journal in its statement crediting him with his "thirteenth boy," The last Ferry was only a thirteen pound boy—not the thirteenth.

TOUNQ MAN

regular

off the rentals from

two or three^homei in the city, which he own$4t|sI -,

IsiMfcrANT

•Iff

TEBSE' HAUTE.—5

J»mes F. Winchell, President of the Winchell Maetiipe Manufacturing /Company, of Springfield, Ohio, is in the city with a complete working model of tho "Champion Corn and Cane Harvester,' of which he is the I^vs^tpr ind PaTintee This machine is one of the most ingenious pieces of mechanism ever applied to any agricultural purpafe^and has. been sue b&sfully#e(f-forfhrteVr four years in parts of Ohio and Illinois. It has been exhibited at the State Fairs of 1866, '67 and'68 in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, New York and Missouri, and has never failed to carry off the first premium. Mr. "Win ehell also shows the drafts and specifications of

"Champion Corn Husker/

of his. inventions, intended to

husk corn in the field. It is to be attached to a wagon and will husk the oorn from the stalk, and deliver it in the wagon without handling. Practical men, who are thoroughly posted in agricultural and other machinery speak in the highest terms these machines. Among others, Hon. K. Wilson of Sullivan speaks of them as "The most labor saving maohinea of the day," and expresses his intention of taking an interest in their manufacture. He has, we believe, already, an interest in the Husker.

The

attended the conoert of

the Homespun Minstrels Saturday evening, and being taken sick, laid down on a bench. He soon recovered, but has not recovered a watch and chain, which some one relieved him of.

THE HOMESPUN MINSTRELS announce an entertainment at Dowling Hall on Thursday evening. This is aoompany of home artists, who give an entertainment equal to most traveling organisations, and surpassing many more ^pretentious companies,

Box 421, Springfield, Ohio.

L^LEQISLATrW,

Mv. "ftSiro* Just' now,* whefi oilr Legislators are so muoh engaged with Normal school bills, omnibus educational bills, officers salary bills, &c., it is hardly probabie they ooufii be induced to noti6«-roggestieos from a private indivld ual nevertheless, there are some changes in our laws whipl) jure positively demand ed by' every consideration of justice and right.

For tostanoe, we have a law on eur statute bpokp requiring all persons wish ing to engage in the selling of spirituous or malt liquors, in less quantities than quart, to take out a lioense every year, for that purpose, for which they shall pay to the Oounty Treasurer the sum of fifty dollars. The question wish to coneider is, whether this law is complied with on the part of the saloon keepers, or enforced by tbe officers whose duty it is to punish infractions of the same. A reference to the records in the Auditor's office will be a sufficient answer to this Inquiry. We find there, that only fiftytwo saloons in this county were lioensed for the year 1868, yielding the sum of |2,600 to tho school revenue, while thirtyfife applications were made, and lioense granted, which were not paid for, and still lie in the office, thus virtually swindling tbe ehildrenof this county out of $1,760 of their tuition money.

Then again, taking^the fifty .two who paid,for their license,, and the thirty-five who dfd not, malting only eighty-seven, m^st still leave a great many who never even make any pretentions -toward getting license. I have heard it estimated that there wf?betfeen three and four hundred places in the county where liquors are sold in less quantities than a quart. While this may be a lrrge overestimate, stflLLdo not believe that more than one-half .of them ever make appli cation for ligensfj which, including the thirty,-five above mentioned, makes an annual fraud upon the school revenue of $6,100 in this county. goito 'very good fcofreet people

STREET CARS.—The Indianapelrs -CBM tiiay say at onciytbis is the fault of the Grand Jury or prosecuting attorney, but tlrofeeApfco^Bave wer^w on the Grand

mercial is after tbe streets cars. It says "If any city in the United States can beat Indianapolis in the meanness and inconvenience of its street oars, we should like to hear of it. With their dirty, narrow doors, hung in the rear end, accessible only after wading through the mud and filth in the mule paths in the center of the street, these varied qualities make them a little worse than nuisances. Street cars area convenience and a ootnfort, but dirty mud tubs are worse thau nothing.

Jury tell ta^ tbeyjean do nothing without'witoesses, and as numbers make res* pectability, tbe saloon keeper who year ahqr year cheats- oar children Out of the fifty dollars he owes them is much more respected tban any man who will inform on him. Bsfides ,smpoee they should find,a witness ocoaslooaiijfifcAd 'fine the retailer five dbllsits, which is about tbe amount of tfie-tedal ftoV, it is still much cheaper than taking dot license. Now, I belisve vou* JLi^^lslaft&ltaight even at this late day io the c4*«ton, pau an aot under st^pec*^ of the nke, if necessary, something jto. this effect: That when UceaaeA &aated by thf Boatd of Oommisaionen and aot t*k*a.ont withia

TiJl i?-ym

f- a A a»¥n

certain number of days, make it the the Auditor to file the Oounty Treasurer who shall immediately proceed to collect it in. iba game manner as delinquent taxes are collected leaving nothing Aximpt-tfrttii levy 'and sale for that purpose. And, -at to those who disregard' the license law entirely make it the doty of some officer to hnnt them up*tHtoUecf thrfcMise fee at l^asti ytfll leayinfithinl4iMle to prosecution in the court if they do not obtain licafiM. And as the Treasurer or his deputies are scouring the whole oouply during a portion of the yefrr collecting delinquent taxes and lie has the names of all saloon keepers who have Jf.ald their lioense. I know'' uf no Other officer who has so good an opportunity of fencing those Institutions and ascertaining whether they have liceota o* not. JbL W-

But if this latter plan cannot be adop ted, the simple passage of an act empow ering some officer to collect the fees for license already granted, would be an addition to the wihool. reyenue of-ieventeen hundred and fifty dollars from this county alone and supposing tbe samexlifficulties exist inotber counties, there might be added to the tuition fund of!}& State, sev-eaty-five or a hundred thousand dollars annually, or enough saved in one yearsl time, to complete the Normal Schoof building. I repeat that some legislation on this subject is absolutely necessary, and charge that nqt one-half the liquor shops in this county, pay a license fee of fifty dollars once a year, which ijtunjust to the community in which they do business, unjust to the people of the State, unjust to those liquor sellers who are honest enough to pay their license regularly and not only unjust but a positive crime against tbe youth of our State, who are thus annually defrauded of perhaps a hundred thousand dollars due them for

educational purposes.

company of which Mr. Winchell is President proposes to establish in this city a manufactory of these and other ag ricultural maohines of Mr. Winchell's in vention, of which there are seventeen—all secured by soma 27 patent*. ?The company find that no one shop can supply the demand for these implements, and have teleatad Terre Haute it tbe point best adapted for the further extension of {their {manufacturing interests. We learn, however, that other cities are making exertions to secure the looa tion of (he proposed manufactory, and unless our eitiaens shall manifest a decided interest in tbq matter, it may not be located here. Tbe model will be on exhibition at the shoe house of O'Boyle Brothers this forenoon, wJiaNjall interested parties are invited to call and in spect it. After (fedajp,afcy information required will be given by addressing "Wlaohell Macbtoe Manufacturing Com P&ny,"

PHILIP PHILLIPS' CONCERT.

From the many,very significont notices for this concert io our .DAILY EXPBIAP some of them of a highly comitrtndate^ character, republished from other papers, the public was led to anticipate amutical treat in Mr. Phillips' performanceMJ® excellence. Tbe lar^i •udfe«$-i«fciem-i bled on Friday evening, and the character of that audieooe, -showed that expect tation had been wrought up *to a high pitch. Was that expectation met, '-atrd the treat realized? I feel almost certain that I answer' for a large part of that audience, by answering no. With the exception of that most touching and beautiful hymn "The Dying Child," I heard nothing that seemed to interest or please the large number of sabbath schoolchildren present. have keajjd} better singing foijtabbath school children Mr. Phillips sang the "dying chiM* hymn" well, bat net in a style and manner to produce tbe highest cffect. A large part of the audience was composed of those calling themselves Christians, and belong to Evangelical churches. These, undoubtedly all sympathized with Mr. Phillips in*Ms christian seal toff&& mote holy singing and congregational singing but who did not, all of them, ap prove fully of the pi*ce and ft he occksftit selected, to advance that interest with a lecture, exhortation and the reading of scripture but very little parely vo€lS

From Mr. Phillips the* bMrdU and-accuracy. JL

ni&ftfcr. -'iWf'

Davis' performance {ttot fe t^e *prograinme) on his bass organt, was fair, was good, but the writer has eertainly heard better intonation.

The organ performed its part well, and Mr. P. may be said to/be a goo orgaq^ But what of the jttace and occasion for all this. A concert was advertisedt and a rare treat in hearing some of our sacred, songs, sung by Philip Phillips, in ner to captivate all hearts, and make us forget tbe money it eost to enjoy it.— Perhaps some will be diipofed to say, thsit considering it was a lecture, and a very good one, and a good exhortation, and,but little good singing,' it was cheap enough. But there is a place and a time for al' things, now, as when Solooson, the preacher, lived. "God has made everything beautiful in bis time." The place and the occasion did not seem, fit fo^ so much which belong more appropriately .toAhe house of God, and to a truly worshiping assembly. Too "many in that audienoe felt that they were imposed upon on this account, and went away dissatisfied.— They could not, and did not enjoy the cdncert, because they felt that deception or misrepresentation had drawn there. there was a misu^erstaftfifg, undoubtedly. They went to Dowling Hall for no other purpose than to enjoy a rttre treat of vocal musio. Thoy went as people went a few years- ago to hear

music. V. Mr. Phillip* aims to do good, HA God speed him in r^formjog^ ohurch music in the manner in which church music is performed, but the price be asks for doing this, Is tod' m'veii oq the high church principle, and I object to it. Mr. Phillips is to be blamed fa one more par

of StfMMkASanffJUiler's sewing miTSWfeiIIk.~~ dpt.

GBACXXD WHXAT, Split Peas, OM Wheat, Choice Honey Syrupe, N. O. sea, choice Sugars, Teas and Coif at JoezPB STBOXQ'SJ

ticular and I will mention it, in the hope, .. &i. founts immediately,and that all have who that the reforaovr rtAi^ iw reforflifcd. In announcing his concert, and himself a* the sweetest singer in all Israel, he does

lished that he will read a portion of Scripture, join with the audience iasip.g ing two or three- very. flnnjHaV brio^BS, deliver a short iectare ijhSriftton on singing and announce Mrl'Davls as one of he if re give ao room for misuridefttstndingr -J.,

HAUTE, Feb. 22,1869.

Editor Expreu: Please jsg^ to .yppf patrons, that all persons having on, hand unstamped fin* cut and chewing tobacco on the 16th fast., are require#(o *Afre the same stamped before it Can be sold, or tigered for sale

All such persons will confer a favor by calling at this office immtdiattly and report the number aod kude-W quired. J. I. ALXXANDEB,

33,dSt

Oollectqf^

FOB SAL*.—One p«4c Black .Peuice^one Sett Doable Hartses—one ,.

to ®tl swum

sat

Ho. 190, Main street,*,

LOST—On Sunday night, a Breast JPLRI" between Strawberry Hill and Felloe's Hall on Third or Ohio streets. Tbe finder will receive a liberal reward by leavthe same at A. J. Downey's Grocery, east side Public Square. dtf.

Fo* RENT—DesirableRooms, to a tenant, over 99 Main Street. For Particulars call on the premises. feb22d3t JA». R* TILLOTBO^.

HAVING secured the Dining Roomi the Buntin House, I will open, this morn ing, a school for the instruction of those who wish to learn to ride the VelocipedeThe room being large and suitable far practice, I will put in about one doaen machinos, which I will rent^at reasonable rates, also will fill orders' for the latest improved elocipede

STBATKD.—A-pair of large bay Horses One has a heavy mane on

CAN'T

tail, one shod fcant 16-

h^ids high, white etrip in forehead the! other horse ie ov^r W°ds, T»a»y )giilt, in fair orde^^jr.eiy-«i#kt team attd-*tail,j both shoes on hind feet. Both hones are

At.

Rockwood, on Bloomington road.

return of th^h^SwJt^t^^S^r^etion that will lead to their recovery, Si 22-d2t At Terre Haute House

WITHOUT IT.—Having thor-

knlfilyltCi^^. Price's Cream Baking Powders, we are prepared to recommend, them to evi^Wii simplest, and healthiest compound

Me* forJ«g4d,Jiscgitijil^,

fiw*cf,*rinot

without it Moet all the family grocora now sell Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pow ders, in preference to all others. feb22d3t

FOB SAL*.—First class fresh Cow and young calf for sale also two very promising Heifers, near calving, for sale or exchange for dry cows not with calf six miles south-east of Terre Haute. 22 d2t J- J- FEHKEL

THB NEW PATENT ALARM TIME.PIECE, has the following excellencies over any other Pendulum Clock made: 1st. It can be moved from place to place and turned in eny position without injury to the clock, or carried in a trunk or carpet-bag, and when set down level is ready to run. 2nd. It will measure time more ac. curately than common short pendulum blocks. 3rd. The difficulties in the common pendulum spring and ball, are here avoided. 4th. It has an escapement adapted to keeping time with a short rod. 5th. It may be regulated' with

gth. The motive power necessary carry them is not over half what is used in common clocks as the consequence, they will last more than twice as long without repairs, and more than twice the length of time before being worn out. 7th. The bands or pointers move with •very vibration of the pendulum, and are hot loose like the common clocks, which vary from twe to five minutes. 8th. Tbe alarm dial can be set with much greater accuracy than In common clocks, 9th. Instead of a common cheap dial it has a superior sash and dial which can' not be found on any other clock corres ponding in price. 10th. The case is six inches high, four and a quarter broad, and two and a quarter deep is made of iron nicely japanned a finish that will wear without soiling a,nd can at any time be cleaned to look as Well as new.

For sale at 161 Main street, by 22-dwtf S. R, FREEMAN

ESPECIAL NOTICE.—On Uie 4th day o,

tion as Clerk of Vigo cotinty. I have due me a very large sum of money as fees, kind of labor, and I must have what is due to me. I hereby notify every person who owes fees to njejt» CJwlf^that unless their accounts are iqaared up by the 4th day of March next, I shall order my successor to issue fee bills and executions 'A ®&^liveOrf1iii&*afr for Collection, and I shall direct him to levy and sell, without respect to persons

tits may save costs. Rt feb20d2w.

rufl H. Si

!T»^I*WBHWM»lfcP°«ed

fators, sl9d^Q

FOB BENT

EXIT.

my stock of goods to Messrs. Arnold A Hera, and desiring to leave the city as early as possible, I truest that all who at in to he a

accounts against me. wUl present them for ^ydfe^.£Mig .sAan^, will attend to the settlement of

i-.t

SALE.—Store House No.

78 Main "^^b^epf Eoquire of L.' ROTHSCHILD. 19d6t

iJ ^rge lot of good Juvenile books, which they propose to cloee out at cost, during Ibe BAft, *o»n ft* their Spring' geods. This will afford a grapd opportunity for the young folks to replenish and they should eihbrace it at once. We canpot call jover the list here, but you can look it through, and make your selection by calling at' B£rtl»tt A Grun-

S, sign of the big Gold Pen. dSt

BVTUTT

ISR.IOOTJSI A 8K»R-C»-RJT40C3AJL3 Vii al '~o4 «*S 1 •KliiaB* it tiMTMfir KB*

Thttd street.

nl bMAotoaal

TLWHSU T* SWT

-F-flwelhi

BSSortmenrfSomething Valuable! I Something livery

lady^hoold kaowUJ The la'est thing

cpils kiad thia hai^ctv^r he™ intwluoed to the public. I jfche ladiee of Terr* lHufce «od vicinity

On the pfln^iple-of

4®

Jiave aaew ai4 foperior system of [jjjtt'tttbic alUmd of Jiffies and ren'j gariasnta. This svstom found

There are many to-day who are serving a time at dressmaking for six or nine months when they could save board, time BQdexpenses'by paying some-person to learn them to cut and fit This is bat repeating a fact well known to all, aed I hope those who are wanting to lean dress-making will read carefully and consider the above fact. I do not only wish to introduce this new system for the sake of making sales but I ulso wish to aid tftoae who are trying to make a living by their .needle and often fail to do so in oonsequence of not fully understanding their busineiM, for there is no dress-maler who Can fit nicely bat what can alwiys get more to do than they are able to do consequently it ie necessary for them to know how to cut everything in the way of ladies and children's clothing to gain custom aod'the patronage of the people. So, ladies, I will be pleased to have you call and examine my patterns.

My system can be seen and tested by calling at my boarding house, Mrs. Garth wait's, between Main and Ohio, on Seventh street, where I shall remain for ajfew daye only.

Agents wanted, to locate or travel. Wish to sell the right of this city.^!^! ujh a

We shall remove the 'stock March 1st !tfr No. 89, Main street, Warren's Block, I 18-dtf HEBZ A ABNOLD.

PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared by lebmpetent. Druggists, at Davis' Drug jSftore, Deming Blocl^ 6th and Main St.

MEDICAL.- Dr, W. Moore respectfully announces that he has resumed,.tbe^pcao*. jiCB1rffiedfcine in this city. Office, on north side of Main street, between Fourth and Fifth, over Goodman's Clothing Store, and formerly occupied by Mr%

SSBSSi-

jjcnoifS^

TBISH

avi&iri'

ineasare-|

me^i' FromjtUe system can ie cut 287 different gateents of all' descriptions from the largest person down to the smallest Infant Every pattern warranted to give enUra satisfaction. Full instruction as to trimming each garment ao companies the guide. Every one doubt. ing this can be oonvinced |y calling and seeing for Chemsel ves. K,^efbere is no othor system that has yet was introduced to the public that ean cut such a variety of patterns as this new andjsjytttior. system, The ljadieW Chside.

Ksm^(

.SiJjtii Jo

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1.1

169 Broadway, N. Y. CABBIE HOITSXB, 1

•I Ijjzi kttl: ,»e«iaJoiS

Oeneriil Agent.

who may design using Paints,

Window Glass, etc., this season, we invite Attention to oar stock, which will be kept futl and complete, and always sold at the bottom of the market

^HE latest style of Ties and Boas a| Djwd «& Slate'*. 18dtf

TOU

want a Hat or Cap cheap for

the money, go to Dowd is Slate's. 16dtf

S THE

UNDEBBIONKD,having

bought the'

Hoop Skirt and Corset Store of B. Weiss, ijoeg leave to .announce that they will con* -tioue the business in all its branches and ^respeotfully solicit a share of patronage.

••'rr.atm*^

CLOTXB, Timothy and all kinds ef field ae&U_at Keitb & Milikin's. feb lSdlw

THB firm of Edsall & Co. feas dissolved by limitation February's, 1869, Mr. C. G. Oakey retiring.

All persons knowing themselves in debted to the late firm are urgently re* quested to settle. Ewutt ft Co. febisdtf

PxACQKs at C. I. Ripedtf

MAPLE SUOAS at edtf

C. I. RIFLBY'S. .TJ

Machines of RidHli [21,dtf

BUY your Sewing

^e8ayj THaHCj

FIFTY com Kid Gloves, just receives. Call on Riddle for your Kid Gloves. aidtf]

UHDXBWBAB, 60, 75, 95, 1 25, 1 60, at ^iddlels. v., [81,dtf |.

O. WITTXGI & Co., 170 Main street^ Bemlng Blook, sell all their winter stock at exact cost, jn-dtf

WK do not propose to sell for a song, bet we will sell at cost, all seasonable' goods.":C. WITTIO & Co. 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

GOODQUAUTY of Shirts and Drawers can b.- bad for 50 and 60 cents, a) C, Wittig A Go's., 170 Main street, Deming Block jll-dtf

IF you want bargains in Winter Goods go to (J. Wittig ft Uo's.) 179 Main street, Deming Block they sell winter goods at exa^t.cost. Jll-dtf

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

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

Tou can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Ripley's. ". [26,dtf 9

A»D

at 149 Main street.

DATB.—For the next thirty O. O. Knapp will tell Boots and Sho^a at exact coat Remember the place,

BOVKITS

3,i

dtf

E R. Wright those

Extra Large Oysters. IMtf

GAEZXIITXH* and builders generally, for fhe tiest warranted Tools-and lotado Seal aad.Doo*s aee Atsstia, Sbvyer ft Co.

Att

rSjSSir

IOG^HLEWJWJWAE. IF MM J»SE»RIL IJHUNMVTKE LO«£F|TVW ADVERT! S FRFLLTI! Pficea^ so

ld»«»e#hyJsfock,|a(t5? V. 18 L.

I -1M Maln st^eet. i.jusai

DATEB,

Sage's. ,..- x-t. t« dtf

HoefcTl£BJ3JII«KJ5 up,.t0 *l0°i

Riddle's. [21,dtf

O&Airaxa and LemoiM atSage's.

dtf C.

I. RIPLBY irili Boneless Sardines. 1 [a»,dtf FBISH

CTTBO*,

Sage's. [19-dtf CLOTHXA WXIKONA I CLOTHE*WBINOEKSLI

COBT A MANOOUBT'SJ

A WORD

TO THE

WISE

SUTTICIENT

—If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig ds Go's., 170 Main street, Deaung Biock, they sell at cost jll-dtf ^KA9T'T

PMRM A*1 QUICK

8AL*B

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

UMBRELLAS, Satchels, Shirts and Suspenders, of the best quality, at Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

THE best styles and largest assortment of Paper Collars iu the city, at Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour at#. R, Writh£dkG6's. lSdtf MILLINERY.—Miss M. A. Raridan has opened her stock of -Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old oustomers, and a*' many new ones as may choose to favor her with their pitronage. [6,dtf

Bp? where you get tbe best quality and the most Hardware for yoar money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. could make you see it. dtf

Boor*

BABB, Guiidc A BEBBT.ate-1 Druggists/

17-dif

A*D

SHOBB.—Jacob Doll has

removed his stock of Boots and Shoes to the,store-room, one pquare south of the old "Spinning Wheels, corner, two doors be tow Ohio stniet, where be will be pleased to see his old customers. and as many new oaea as choose to favor him with their patronage. .The entire stock will be olesed out at very low prices.

Country merchants wishlng to "sort up"°with oddS sind ends in Uie bootjand shoe he, will do well to give him a call. [21,dtf

OTBTERB

JACOB KEBW, .opposite the Post Office, on 6th street, is not selling his goods at cost, neither does- he intend to close oat by Christmai, but iel)| as cheap as any. one in the city a fine lot of Jewelry, end Clocks for Christmas^, just raceivedr to be sold at Very low figures,' Call and compare hfrpHcet before pdrchasing. d22

LOCALtttmCES.

Barfs ?wtoral IHxlr.—Read the olio wttg ttrAg sod pointed endorsement of tMr tern*fg for Colds—r^'Barr's Peotoral 4ll*lr.,s"

Tsaaa

Hactk,

C.:

I X:\ii

Druggists.

'True Hsrit'«iH 'hrars

Tt lsceitalnt^atno trntJk has ever been sore sStiibfactoitly demonitrbted la oar midst th»n the above, as may be seen daily in th* Immense demand for that Inyalnable and popn'at tonic and stlmitloas, MISHLEB'S HEBB BITTKBS.— It is the .one thlngf eedfal far persons nhose Mr roundings are unfaror^bl* ior-good hoalth, be cause it is a perfect promotion against ail mor, bjd" ipjatnoes productlTd of disease. The pres est, I* the most fitting saason fur reinforcing the oigans of our bodies, and insariag oar beal during the "cold term." We are all more or leas negligent, but there ,ar* maoy person* who are alway* betilnd in this matter, consequently each chsoge in the season eome* along before th*y are ptep*red.for it, and flekoe** seises npon them, fallowed by all it* train of ill*. Beg'n now. to Wa(d off. disease by using Hl^HLEB'S HEBB Btf TEBS mry day regularly, and all the charaeteristica of g**l health will spring up within aad, continue .with.yon. dwlw

Dooley's Baking Powder.—DOOLEY'S Ba^aa Powsxm is unequalled for making light and nutritious Biaoalts, Boll*, Backwheat and other Grlddl* Oa^ea, *o. It reqaftsp ONLY TWO TtAS500N8Fbl, FOB A QUABT OF FL0I7B Sold by Grocers generally. At wholesale, la

OOX A SON,

Wholesale Grocers.

AMUSEMENTS.

OOK OtJT FOB THE

—AT-

O I I

HILL, Feb. 25th,

Thorsday EVenlng,

New Songs, etc Damces,

New

JSMCW

Air©

HxisQVAarxBs for Oysters at ft. R. Wright ft Co., 155 Main street. dtf Nrw StYUts.A* HATS

PERRYVILLE.

,ip»t The 8teemer ZKBKA will ply regularly between Terre Hante and SRTnoJiMlss Terre Htote at sin* rt'olock

Moiidayr, Wada-^days and Fridays o' each •i*. r. W. BPEHCEB, Captain H.

O. BAOXS,01erk.

£0Jlm

CO.,

RIEO. B. JACKSON &

\7 OIHrtAL flaiassinnise JffVKUg Ifltsuls, MAtSasia .J. «U1N, FIADB, FOBS, IABO PB0DCCK. *C„

ZFO. BS WAI.KOX STBMT,

OHIO.

UfSS

Si«l^ Mm

.11#!:

c-eift

•ft JK*

figs and cocoanuts, at

rpBiiKB

HAUTE

nmm

$ -5

Raisins and currants at

TPOEL IN:

GEOBOE'S.—From and

after to day George Habermeyer A Co. will-be in receipt of those large and maguificent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they wiil asll by the crin or serve up to ^customers at their Oyster Bestaurant on VFourth 9treet, oppoeitd the postoffice. 31-dtf.

TEBBE HAUTE, IN».

Iii

?Irff

Buckeye Clothes Wringers. Little Grant (Rothes Wringers. Sherman Clothes -Wringers, For sale at 21-dtf

1VTOTICETO BUSINESS MEN

CTRFFT

:. ~S.?Gn... ,1 Walnut Sfs^

CM*, of 9th and

'ktit -mmm 'tail 44^ i*Sft O

ciAil. Is. 1

SNAPP, HAYNES & CO.,

Having tMMd Ih) above est»rU«b|aj#tare r«dy ttmingfntnn th* followi«S work

.1»*S

SASH, DOORS," WINDOWS and DOOR FRAMES|{i|j|i|^|«|f)

ti!

SaA*

MOULDINGS, 3BA-CKBTS.

T.,-. SIDINGS & SURFACING,

AND ALL DESCRIPTION!! OV FIlflBHllffl

HV Order* lolloilad and promptly kttended t». febl8dlm

Q.RAVEL ROAD NOTICK.

The book* will be opon for labicrtpttons to the Oepltel 8'ook of the Lsfajette Road Company, on Tneidey, February S3, 1869, at the office of J. H. Blake, on Oblo street, In 'he olty of Terre Haute, Indians. Peraons wlehlng to iubi •crlbe.will please lake nolle?.

By order of tbe Board of'.DIreetore^i fill Terre Haute, Feb, 18,1869. dwltr

FOR SALE.

TJ'OB SALE—130,000 Bricfc, at X?

Sandfjrd, lnd., eight milei treet of'Terre Haute. A3. W. WATTS. fl2d2w

T?OR SALE.—W ishiug to engage MS tn other Easiness, we will sell oar OHOOKBT STOBK and BOABDINO HOCdB FBRHITCBK Terr reasonable. •ny'persoD wishing toeagage in this bnsine**. can And good site callipg at NOBBI8' Wagon Yard, on North Third street. Bdtf

SALE—A Fine two-atory Frame Dwelling House—eight rooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and will, stable, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot ISO feet front by 8t0 feet 'deep, will be sold cheap. Applf to sl6dtf P. M. DOXBSIiLY.

T?OB SALE—Or Exchange for JJ Olty Property, 10 acres of groomd miles last of the olty, with a good brlok -house ot eight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stable, sheds, carrl-age-house, first rate orebard of apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, and, tbrre acres strawberries, 1* rapberite*. 1 acre gooseberries and currants—all bearing. Door yard set with evergreens and flowers. Call si the Oounty Treasurer's effloe. jaSdSm

WANTED.

AGENTSmonth

WANTED.—$75

9BOO per I Or a Commission fr which twice that amount can be made by se'ling the Latest Improved Common fen so Family Sew. ing Machine Paica fl8,00. For Circulars and Terms, address O. BOWEB9 A CO., d4-dw8m 820 8. 8d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WAMTIKO TO SAVS MO FEY T1MH.

60 Per Cent Redaction!

By sending ui tb*

Qrtgemtl if

thxurtafs,

any

qf eopi—,, 9MT MO

PBIKTWOusing

Feb. 8, I860

Taoius BaJRB, X14., Pear Sir:—I hare used several bottlisJr jogr/'Pictoral Xlizlr," in fktbfly, asd fn svitai lsstafice wlth tery

X.T

MCXOSP

bensflclal resurtsv X. Tun Hows, Pastor lit Oongregetlcnal Church. Uanu hctused by Ksni, CVUOKA SUIT, •.'? .9

HOUSE AHD Sieil PAINX1BS AN1) 6BAINBB8 South 4th Street, opposite Central Engine Houar,

All work entrusted to us, doas promptly, and at reasonable rates. iebliom

1 WOOD! WOOD!'

^tood

Two hundrrdcords of seasoned Cord Wood for sale by J. A. Bhoads. 11 orders left at the "Early Houw," West Main street, promptly fllled.

EABLEY HOTTSI—W. B. LAVOBIAD, Pro/r. 10-d3m

MILLINERY.

11/1ILLINEEY. 1Y1 is

Hr«.

BUiKIIGHAn

remoTsd to tb* corner of fourth

Particular attention wil\. ^«.given, as heretofore, to the latest styles. The moat skillful as si* tacts have been engaged, Wedding Co*tomes, Ball Sad Party Dresses, tadi** aad Children'* Otoaks and ire*saa manuaoturad with promptness »nd dispatch J12T'

BILLIARD:? ROOM

At the Teutonia Hotel

Xos. 174 and ITS Kata, bet. Hh and Tth, Sts,

TERRE HAUTE, IffD.

With

Bix

IT1

New Burlesques, «Ce.

ADMLSSIOL*... BcsxaTin SCATS. Poors open at 7 o'clock.

tt Cs*ts (0 CSMT*

Oonnawtoe at 8.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS I^RRS HATTTE

of the-fiseat Teblcs with PHSLAB'S

PATENT CUSHIONS. W. SHAFFER, PHOP'H.

Purs

Oofptt VUiOfd

Mid It tbe Bar,

Bonrbon and Bye V7hteky

and no other.

Whisky sold tbe gallon, quart and pint. ja3Sdly

fflHE HOWiC SEWING MA J_ CHINES Do 'aot require tbe Eaionentlit of Socles •r Fairs—they are

WORLD.RENOWNED.

Thsy are oelebratrd for d. iog tbe best .work, using a much smaller needle for the same threed, tban any other machine, and by the introdue tion of the, most epprovrd nracbitery. *e are now able to' tupply the rerj beM toachibery in the world

They are adapted to all klndj of Family SewIntr, and to the use of Btauiiieon, Dreesmikers, Tailor*, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collar*,

SKIBTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clothing, Oats, Cap*, -Cor*»t«, Boots, Shoes. n*r»e**, Saddles, Linen Oojds. Umbrellas, Parasols, *P. They work. tqualJjr wail up«a ettk, Itaeo, woolen ana cotton gools, With silk, cotton or t'nen thread. Thij will perfjrm every, tjiecir*of sewlag, making a beautiful and per'SCt stitch, alike on both side* of ha articles S^Wed.

The Saw Imp eved Faml Machiae IS without rival, and caaaot bo surpassed—a Hemmer, Teller, Braider, QuUter and daiao go With each Family Machine, fiaa ef charge.-

Don't SU1 to call aad ezaaiue for your»elte«, at Vs. IS Horth Fourth street, Terre Uaure, lad. OABYU BXUIEB, Apat*.

'ISWMM

BUtlNESS^IRECTORY. ATTORNEYS.

Wis.JS. McLean, 96 Mala rtreat. yw^SfOra^MMatoStraet. Soott A DOT, SQ Ohio Street. .. Jos. Bf. BlAa, Ohio Stmt.

ARCBli'ECTS AND BUILDERS. i. A. Vrydagh, oorner Mate aad Fifth. A William, oorner Ninth aad Mulkarry

BOOTS

AND

SHOES,

Jacob Doll, sJUllv Fourth sfetot.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Bartlett A Orundy. 101 Main street. Gtn Arnold eppoatia the Poet Ofloa. A. Q.: JhMlei, 101 Main Streets

BAKERS,

Frank Heinlf A Bro., J^a&yetU Strwev

BILLIARDS.

At Trutobla Hotel, Wm.fhaff«r, Ftuprietar.

VJ, CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Wiidy, Thomas Co., Cor. Id and Walaut.

CLOTHING.

W. Q. Bannister, 70 Main-Street. Grover A Miller, 81 Main Street. John Bsrnlkle, overfaxton WalmaUj'*.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN.

John Haney A Co., First St., oa Canal Baaio

COAL DEALERS.

J. A. or fan, 6aili«aa CouatyCoai. Joha McFarlane, Biter Coal.

DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. N. S. Hedger, Ohlc, bet. 4th aad 6th Sfs.

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 1ST Mala street. V* 2: fiaeota, #th at., between Main and Ohio. J. Richardson,Ohio street, bet. Third aad,^tb.

DYE HOUSES.

H. OiarMge, Mo. North *th ttt.

DRY GOODS.

Tnall, Bipley Co., oorner Sth and Main street W. 8. ityce A Co., 77 Main atraet. C. Wittig A Co.. 170 Main street. Edsall A Co., corner Fourth and Main straet Saxton A Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelius A Uaggarty, oorner Main and Third

DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE

L. Byce A Son. Main street.

'"DRUGGISTS.

Barr, Onlick A Barry, oorner Main stad Foartti H. A. lavls A Co., Iteming Biock.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Jone* 4 Jon**, aast aid* Public Square.

GUNSMITH AND STLNCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong. Ohio street, east of TUrd.

,. ^SARDWABE.

Corj A Maaeourt, Main Street.

lit 11

Austin, Shryer A Co., Main Stieat.

HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph C. Yates, 145 Mbin street. DOW4 A Slat*. l]tj Main street.

HOTELS.

National Houaa, consar Sixth and Main. Clark Hou*e, corner Ohio aad First. Terre iiante.Uousa, corner Mala aad Seventh. Farmer*' Hotel Oor Sih and chary.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

M. A. Orane, Main street, east of VIAk. linger A McKeen, Dowling Ball. J. A. Foote, (AMala *tr*et. a Ej

JEWELLERS.

8. B. Freeman, 74 Main atreet. John B. Freeman, A Warren'* Block Jaoob Karn, Opposite PostOSlce.

S JOB PRINTER

Johb "A. 3ryan, 116 Main Street.

KEY CHECKS

Wm. Baokln, corocr ith and Lafaystte Sta, "of

LIVERY STABLE.

Satlrt Huuter, bpposita Baatla fleas*.

LEATHER,

Ac.

L. A. Burnett, 144 and 140 Slain Stnat.

MUSIC DEALERS.

L. Ki**ner, Palaoe of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittmaa. 10 south 4th St. opp. Poet OSo*.

MILLINERY.

M. A. Baridaa, SO Main *tteei* 8. Ii. Straus, 149 Main St. Mrs. Buckingham, Oor, 4 and Oblo. %MILITARY

CLAIMS.

D. 8. Baasldaon Farrington Block, Main St.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

f. B. Blddl*, 161 Mala Street.

Doaimenti

we will retnrn imaiedlat ly a»jr

number

stnus. of the Original at

the wllowUg extra rdlnary cheep rat"* 100 oopies $2,00 600 copies 96,00 1,000 9«,00, *e.— In eschoaie paper Jnolnded, (letar or noMsHte,) or fifty cant- upon th* abo*s prls may be saved by MAaatcs'*

P^rairr

AUTO(MU.*HTO

PaM for Offices, price #80,00

Maurico'a Patent 8t Us Blghu are sold, at moderate prices. Al) kinds

WM. X. BABB. a. a. TliUl.

BABB A TE1HLE,

TAD

FAU

Ohio

tftrssts, wherstbois now opening fuW And comp!ete stock of

style Bonnets, BifcMAs,

srv,Ac* DttESB MA8 LtfQ bu alsa ftdded to tbe boitQfiis. B«Tizk«c oompetenc kir, satisf*otlQji is guaranteed.

JQRESS MAKING. Sn. N. E. HEDGES

•as removed her Cloak and Dree* Making astab* leshment to Neyloi's new building on Ohio, be* tween Fourth and Fifth streets, where sue wi'l be pleaaed to meet all who desire the most perfcot work in this line.

OYSTER DEALERS.

Ck-c. Habermeyer A Co., Fourth SOsat.

PAINTERS.

Barr A-Yaakle, South Fourth treat.

:^EV

PHYSICIANS.

-:4

Dr. De Oerker, Mulberry, bet. Sth sad 7th Sts." Dr. A. Atnta*d, corner Main and 6th 8trsata,% Dr. 8. J. Youug, west side Pnblio Square. Dr. t, D. Seel»T ,41 North Sth 8tcwt. !J Drs. Appleby A Waters, 139 Mala Street. 'i

RETAIL

Lithograph!*

work is done with the greatest oale at the lowest

Maurice's Patent AutographM Writing and Printing Establishment, 10 North Wiliiiutt St. Itetr York. Ddo»-deodly

GROOERa

F. D. Molloy No 9 South 4th Strcet. 0.1, pie*, Main Street. I^utjier, Orlgiby, eppveita the Poat OSca.

BAILROAD AGENT. I

Jame* H. Turoer, at MeKeea A Paddook's MUU

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

lps. H. Blake, Oblo Street. Ben endrich A Lange, oorner Main aad 4th str*eta.

SEWING MACHINES.

Osrter A-Reiner, It North 4th Street. P. W. Wolfe, North Third Stroet. •P. H. Blddl*, 161 Main Street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. STONE CUTTERS.

Waguer' A MoFarlane, East of T. H., SI.I.B. Freight Depot.

TEAS.

Joc«pfa

trong, 190 Main Street.

UNDERTAKER.

I*aac Ball, oorner Third and Cherry, M. W. O'Concell, Main Street.

J^ERCHANT'S.ofHABTFOKD'

This olJ and rellsbls Compauy I* BOW repsw tented in this city by 2 a S O 2

HAOEB A neKEEI.%

OFFICE

DOWZITNO

HALt.

i.i vE.:

3 1

is A

Those persons holding Policies of Insurance la thb Unmpany, are rcqusate* to sail for thstr

B**€walt

at this Offloe.

M. a

Business Respectfully nolicited,

and Folkrfea wilt ks Issued on as good terms as any other flrit.claa* Company.

HAG KB MsKIIV,

.JaSMlm

C. BALLET,

CIVIL RHGIJMRt

AOKVTS.

SCBTIIOR AND TOP*'

fiBAPHICil DBAUSHtillAf. ALSO—

I&TOT'-A.irsr

PUBLIC.

He will attend to the collection of Bounty aad Pension Claims, make out Dead* aad Ooevey. anote of an? kind,

All work don* promptly and correctly. Omca—Over Dowd A Slate'* Mat Store, la Metropolitan Block, Mala street, Torre HaatO, Indiaoa. IMlia

gAVE M.ONB1 AND DBINK GOOD TEA. A*ei JOSKPH 8TBONGr No. 1»0 Main Street, Terre Haute, Ageut i|f E I E E A A 1 or Ktv Yoax.

The npkralled sucotss of this Company 1* owIUK io,tlie isct that tbey 1MPOBT tbeir Tts* 41reot ir She prodoclagdistrict* ef dtlaa aad 4 Japan, sod eefi ihim a.t lelell, through thai* Ageati, at tar^o pi *e, tbai -nog ibe fumes** profltey b»te p*id htiet jfor*. All goode waVranteJ vt give satl.fat. loo, or moae, ithsM

PBtCC LIST.

Ouiong (BUck) 8001.00 be*t SI.Mpar |k Youag H,*on (Orem) 901,00,1,16 180 Mlxtd (Or. A Black SO 90? TJO0 r.yo Imperial (grtenl-..—, 90 1,90,19} 1,60 Japan (o»tura! loaf.-. .90 l.W,l,lo llsi 'f

j^OTlCE.

Tbe Arte of Tnell. Ripley A Co., wa* diaso'.ved on tb* l»t of Ja uary, by mutual consent, Wr. O. W. Habvcty lathing, aa* Arlhor Pemlnrtaktac bUplacie- Tto new Qrm will te known tsAy the style of Tudfa BipleY Afismlag.

Allprrsons indehsid'to tbe la'e firm will call and^^Me inime^gJjf^.Lv.note or cash.

Ounpowdef (0 een)....t,00 1 1,60 '1,^ Eng. Breakfast (Wk) I,CO, 1,10« 1,9* Vmplre Company's celt bra

5*I'

ted fe"a~hd* Long

Arm and Tong Mow Chop* «.f Black Tea, wita Oreen T»a flivcr—highly recommended—$i.K. doclSdly