Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 February 1869 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

TEBBK-HAUTKi IND.

Wednesday Morning, Feb. 24th, I860.

RAXLBOAD TIME TABLE.

TSBBX HAUTZ AJTD UrDIAHATOLIB. Wiw. 4-fiO r. at...- ...Ixpreas 0:30a.*. s'-U5 p. „Accoa)mod»Uen.....^»..H4:15 6:46 A. 'W"*""""""'" m~r'

10:26 r. Iiprean.....M.H....llw" BT. LOOTS, ALTOH AHD TBBBS HAXTTX. ABMt*.

LEAVB. 6.40 A.

liKATI. 4:60 f.

It Cost

low soon after.

Tbk

A Kr

12:29 P. «„M»ll#nd tfxpreee •"•,££? lo.^i mjftZQ I.. li,i 4:46 P. B.-Mattopn AocoinmodaUoB._J0:20 Ju M.

KVA5SVTLLK AJTD OBAWTOBBfrYIBLX.

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8:80

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city news.

House's Dramatic Company makes its last appearance at Dowling Hall to-clghrl It goca hence to Yincennes.

Skykbal Slbiohs were out yesterday, the occupants taking advantage and enjoying the brief season of snow.

the two rolling men forty dol

lars, besides attorney's fees to get out their Saturday night's spree. Bad work, boys I

Peterson's Ladies National Magazine for March, with all its usual attractions, is received at Ash's News Depot, £Post office L?bby.

Morris' Minstbblb

appear at Dow

ling Hall Friday and Saturday evening* of next week and Duprez & Benedict lol

Died.—Yesterday noon, HabbT LaXQ ton,

only son of Dr. J. 0. and Bettie 0 Thompson, aged 5 years. Notice of the funeral will be given in to-morrow's paper.

Will They ?—"Will our city fathers ordor the bridging of the gutters at the crossing of streets for the convenience of velocipedostrians, ao have the authorities of the city of Brooklyn.

Opera House.—A little more,"baok bone," and a few thousand more of the "sinews of war" are all that is needed we learn, to insure the success of the opera house enterprise.

Try Again.—Cannot

The Bobbbby

another effort

be made to lay down the Nicholson pavement on Main street this season That street as it now exists is a disgraoe to a eity with the pretensions of Terre Haute.

Winter Dbt Goods.—Tuell, Ripley & Deming are now making their grand closing sales, and offer goods at prices to close them cut. They have a new ad. vertisement this morning Bead it and consider the figures given.

of a watch, at the per

formance of Tinsloy's Minstrels, Saturday night, mentioned in yesterday's issue, {Urns out to be the joke of a friend who relieved the young man of his watch, and afterwards returned it to him.

heifer calf, with innumerable eyes

and legs, has again appeared—this time in Clay county. The calf business is a little overdone.—Ind. Mirror.

Yee, "the calf business" was more than "a little overdone" when it produced the author of the above.

"Doh'T 6PIT ON THE JX00B,"

A Dibtressino

is A pre

oept that ought to be placarded in aome •of our ohurohei. A man who carries tobacco box into a clean, tidy church, in one pocket, and uses tbe "filthy weed,' ought to oarry a spittoon in another pock et, at least, and use thai too.

Accident occurred

Monday evening to Mrs. Long, wife of Thomas Long, engineer on the St. Louis railroad, and who reside! hear the Freight depot of that road. She waa using an axe, splitting some kindling wood, when one of the sticks flew up and penetrating an eye, forced the ball olear from tbe socket, causing the loss of the eye-

Cut with a Razor 1—Yesterday

Silver Wedding—A large party of relatives, friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hunley, assem bled at their residence Monday evening, to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedded nuptials. Dr. Jewett, the officiating minister,with Mr. and Mrs Jabej HHdcn the groomsman and "bridesmaid of twenty-five years ago, were among the psrty. The guests manifested their congratulations to the happy oouple not only in words but in a table well ladened with a variety of pretexts, in silver, many ?f the article! very tlful and costly. A sumptuous wedding feast was aerved, and amid congrattfa. lions, the calling up of old memori^, j,q| cial conversation, music, tbe binding together of friendly and neighborly links, an evening of real pleasure was brought to a worthy household that will era prove afresh greenness in the far lapse of y*ars. Aside from these enjoyments it is a rare pleasure in these latter days of dissolution from disease, death apd divorce, to take by tho h*nd a wedded pair who for a quarter of a century have walked hand in hand down the pathway or life. Long may they contmuo to enjoy their weddiogaBaiTOrsary. ,,,,

The IhcOMB Tax.—'The ReVfiHue

sessor and assistants ace. now scattering their blanks for the return of the annual income ipon which each man conceives himself |o bo indebted for a contribution to UiflKjaiijnai i&ovenu^. This is be the most trying test tb:lA4conscie£fe^ and, we' believe that, generally, in this community, the trial has been well sustained (but still the following article from the New York wholly without point^eyen here:

The House of BepreseEtij^ives-.has been at wor» on Gen. SchenclTsVenerabfe bfll .re.vi»iuff and codifyitig obr Internal RavcnHeayjtero, and has concluded to let the Income! Tax stanc^M^it-ifc,, W*# rpgret this. TtShe Income lTWa^feoA rfdimiB" vexations, inquisitorial, and unequal, of all par taxes. Here, for instance, are two brothers, of whom one lives on a farm id Iowa, the other in the heart of this city the former h*vln^afc the latter $6,(^:0Thpr£Hg« farmer far betttr off than nis city Trfother, lives mow freely, keeps his horse and wai^on, which Ijis brother b®in.to afford yet thotformer Inconre^Taxafrtt

unequally. An ipcome Tax is a tttf WVhwWty,

and just the rave we o' tend? tf tax the quality out of existence. Many who pay in full are provoked and tempted by seeing their richer neighbors sjet offpy the payment of a trifle pr wlthr, out pacing at all. Itflottft gitl «je Vhd lias jtfst paid an income Tux of $500 to see bisjricher neighbor, ..pome ebuckljng, out of fhejMdlj.ector's office with a receipt infuUfb^y.

We |re not grumbling at this tax. We ^rutftfele at no necessary tax and we believe tlis is, for the. present necessary. We only insist that it shall be fairlj levied pnd sternly collected. This is one if the many good things we expect from the rul| that is sooa to be. To insure it, the wiliest publicity is esiential and this is what we ask Congress to secure.

Provide that every person above the raoko|a da^j^orejWjesaeSessed the full amount of his probable income, and lot every 4ne Bwear his assessment down il tie honestly can. But let his affidavit to thii end be tendored in writing and filed atfcong the public repords of the office afad let a full (not partial) list of the tix-paj-ers and the sums paid by them reipectivfely be always open to publio.ini dpectioli and to publication. Let it be understood that every list will be published, witii the names of aill who swore that ihey hid no income above $1,000 per annum, and we shell realize this year twice the amount collected last year. Next year, or tbe year after, we trust that this tax mapr be dispensed with'Altogether

Chicago. Feb. 201859.

Editors Exprebs: In a repent number of fcour paper just received) I n'otice, that apsong some of the objectib^s made by a portion of tbe press of our State, againsi any appropriation being made by tbe Legislature for the completion of the N,brmal school, that tbe New Albnny Commercial objects on the ground that a' portion of the building will be used for the, High School of our city. I wish to say, for the benefit of tbe Oom mercidl editor, that such use of a small part of .he building was agreed upon before a$y appropriation was made by the State, fe$d in fefist if part of the contract between the city of Terre Haute And the State if Indiana, and by the terms cflhat oontrsrctthe achqol Trustees of our city will have fio pay fox uch use, a heavy rent as every one who knowsiiowrcbool property if used, or rather abused, will know, when I say that onf 'WhooT'Board bound to pay one hiilf of the expense of keep$g the entire buihJltig in good repair, |and such repairs after a few years ule ill require annually eTlarge sum of money. The Board of Trustees at the time he above named ao^yacl was made was ^composed of

Buckingham apdjhe undersigned. I Thomas

colored roan named Maconley and an* other, Charles Gilson, while playing a game of cards, for the beer, at John Miller's saloon, bad little difference of opinion, when the former drew the inevitable raeor and cut Gilson in two places, one a fearful gash, five inches long, in the thigh noar tbe groin, and which came very neir proving a serious cut. Maconley was taken before the Mayor on charge of acsault and battery with intent to kill. On thlB charge he was dismissed, but-fined ten dollara for disorderly conduo'. He was also held to appear on Monday to answer a charge of assault and battery.

Fifif, noT^aWptf#^ "6f •nfisrepresentation" employed in any part of the proceedings, it wo* juanobneed, ar.d advertised from first tp la^t, not as a "concert "tout an "evening of $ acred songi*' It waa cot psnible, that

Inf

one whoi read th6 notices which ere (Hrea xeuid wl^3entnna^£te

character of the entertainment. The rerj tickets which admitted the people* ly indicated this second, the Scfiptilr^ lesson that was read, the "prayer oflfcfted, the remarks made on the occasion, were in perfect harmony with the character jof the enterUinayn^whlch^haa announced. Where then was Toe aRsption" the "misrepreseptation" of which this writer complains*? Lastly, upon this point, Mr.fflilligl' repttteticyrj anWhe character of his mBucai lentemini^aits, are widely and favorably known within thi3 country a8d in 7Bi»ap®e Besides he came not a, stranger to a

wu"u

Kaufman,

H. Babb.

"T ^.!)i nr. -"r

MR. PBihLIPS' CRITIC CRITICISED ____ Editors Express:

Your'fssue of yes

terddy a ci4tiaisai na Mr. Phillip Phillips' "Evening of Sacred Song," given at Dbwling Hall last Friday night. Two points are criticised—the ihannoter of the entertainment, and the manner in which it Was given. In regard to the first "Exit" ealla it a "oOfccwt," and says that it w|is "advertised" as such. He objects alsojj to the portions of Scripture which were read, to Mr. P.'s remarks on church music, &c. Indeedj^he Beems to think that a publio'hait Is not the place to" in troduce the Word of or to talk abo|lt church music. He has been so !on| accustOtoed to listen to negro melddieq, light, flippant and operatic singing, in public halls, that the novelty of hear Ing^n$tliitig«scted in st^ a place comports very illy with his ideas of propriety Anfe he sa?$,&iUn»t teca&se of-this relig ious vein running through the evoning's entertainment, "too many in that audi enB felt that they »wdre imposed upon on jihis accpunt, and w,ent awa| dissatis Qe4" And yet he tells as in a previous pattigrapb, that "a large part of the audi enob was composed of those calling them, selves Christians, .and belonging to Evan geljcal Churches." While these "sympathised wit^i Phillips in hfe zeal to promote holy and congregational sing, itigj" &c, he thinks that all of them did not approve of the time, place, manner, &cj, of Mr. P. in promoting these ends. That is to say, Christian people, when th«r go to a public hall, even to enjoy an "efeDing oTiacred song," do iTot expefct' anything sacred, are outraged if a few ve&es of Scripture are read, if a few re. ma^ks are made dn tfae ipanoer in which Go& should be praised in song, in bis own sailctuaryM AU this would be well enough fin |i church, but in a hcrtl, it i3 very much ouf of place. Now, all this seems too lilly for a man of sense, and. we feppe for the good selse, not to mention Christian' seAlfiCfSbt, of our oitiaen, that "Extt" is alciie in his ire regarding this feature of entertainment. He farther on says, thit many of tha audieooe "oould not and dicj not cajoy the concert because they fell that deception or misrepfesental'op bad drawn them tfeore." Now, let me say, in regard to this very grave and vejry ungon,erous charge, aimed doubtless at ibe beads of those who secured Mr. Phillips' service*, and advertised him for tb# octtthm:

Terre J^u^e

audience. He bad sung here before and

both his ability as, a-Vpger» ner, were knowA to The pedpldf If^ems

to me, that when all these facts are properly weighed, this charge of "deception,"and ^'miarepve$eiUatipnj^ ground.

111

the ravtrse o'^Hrrbtfective. It1 -audience, namely that beiJudrJUBt got-

In answer to the setOirdP |)oia(?^r ttc. Oilr people say they cannot do the criticism offered by "Exit without?it. Most all the family grocors Mr. Phillips' faiIur#T» meet efcpeelstic^ inow sell Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pow fp a linger, on the oo^asion we deen^ta [dors, in preference to all others. sufficient to re state" what was plainly stated when Mr. P. was introduced to the __ 'i_ tkli wlJ Aid

ten off of a bed of sickness—that he had oome with but partially recovered health ^crmeet his engagement. And w^ may here state that^b^ta^&f 0cnn| from which he was still suffering, was diptheria than which nothing more iojurious to the public speaker or singer, could befall him. Audiences that frequent public halls, to find evenings of entertainment, readily excuse, and even sympathize, with the public lecturer, the threatrical performer or the operatic singer, who par, tially fails—who fail to be themselves on the occasion, tions of 'lhei equal charity for the singerofSacredSongl Perhaps Mr. Phillip4^ftghpn«t|8HpM| attempted to meet blS- eoga^WwfiMrt*!# —injustice to himBeJf^oi»ubt not. But would any of us He^e doife differently or better, bad we Deen in Mir. I¥«.|05^ place? I doubt whether even "ExifwOahi have bettered it.

A Call,—A meeting has been^c^H^d at tbe New Court Boom to-night at 7 o'clock, to determine -whether a vote shall, or shall not be taken to nominate a Postmaster-for our. dty.'-3&a^bift hW been so much talk upon the. subject,: and as so many have been free tb e£b¥8& themselves it* favor of the movement^ilt there be a general turn out to-night -bj? all who feel an interest in tbe matter, and have it settled at once. Do not let tri fles keep you from, the meetiag,butXgd and assist, and then you will haye no just right to growl at the result. Let the different candidates and their frien($3: g# and let the "Voice of the People" be heard, first in judgment upon the meas« ure and afterward upon the man. a citizen saammamtmm JSf.

Public Library.—Mr.

B. H. Balding

has been employed by the Boards t3es of the Library Association to act as soliciting and collecting Agent hnft'librarian.

Mr. Balding has immediately entered upon his duties, and will be found at the Library Rooms every evening from 7 to 10 o'clojk. Also, on Saturday ^of* week. The library will be opened tor the circulation of books in a few days.

J. M. Olcott, President.

8F ecial ubetino

gCLosiNQ Out at

of the Young

Men's Christian Association |rtll be held at the rodmtf corner of 5ih and streets,

Thursday evening?25th

at 7} o'clock. All members are earnestly requeated to attend, as business of much importance will be transacted. .All olaims against the Association must be presented for settlement. aft d2t. E. M. WALHSLsfc,'Seo'y.

Cracked Whiat, Split Pea^' Oat Wheat, Choice Honey Syrups, N. 0. Mo lasses, choice Sugars, ToM and Coffees St Joseph Stbono'b

Lost—On Sunday night, a BreltsC Pin between Strawberry Hill and. Pence Hall on Third or Ohio streets. Th^ er will repeive a liberal re^r^ by _.lga^the same at

J. Downey^ Grocery, east

side Public Square.

Fob Bent—Desirable

JPob Bk*t

7S Main ALre^t, between 3d and 4th. Eo^oirec/ ,-^r 19d6t

A^Sbtmgt WfHOTsee heavy ttftne and tail, one shoe foot, in thin order, scant 16 fh, white strip in forehead the is over 16 hands, heavy built, rder, very light mane and tail, on hind feet Both horses are jld, and show harness marks very

rere

formeily owned by Mr. on Bloomington road, ral reward will be paid for the the horses, or any information

tat will lead to their recovery. C. Fairbanks, 22-d2B At Terre Haute House.

Can's

do Without It.—Having

THE

anaitncl. Wfif notftfaVl?fJ^t

in con mon clocks as the cc^eqUblrUe, tbeyf^ll last

leygMi iyjb repairs, ani

my ock of goods to Messrs. Arnold & Heti, and desiring to leave the city as earlj as possible, I request that all who are ndebted to me will settle their ac coun immediately,and that all have who acco ints against me will present them for ayment. Miss Spaulding, at tbe old stam will attend to the settlement of acco ints. Thanking my patrons for past favc re, I remain, respectfully,

16t

Cost for three

Saturday night will .positively elgse the sale of our Boots and Shoes at No. 99 Main street, three doors'west of Edaall & Co. ,, •, d4t.

ANY

The Road ao Health.-A contented '^,5 latest style of Ties and Boas at mind, a quiet conscience, a healthy, stor^ AXT9 A flflitQi ach—obtained by kei^iti^ yottr Hmper^* 1 b9ing satisfied wUh what you have, p^y^ ing all you owe, espgeiaUy the printer, and making all yauri bread, bislaiits cakes, etc, with Dr. Price's Cream Bak-

Spssr's Standard WiNB-Bit^EBS is highly recommepde^Lby-, phvdoifds foi Dyspeptics, on account of itSibMo properties, its pur^, and iu^eU^^e^v^^,

you

Lf XaH street, has just received^ full assortment of Shoemaker's and Saddto^winjf Deming chine silk. 'ft .Erfwic-U ttrjjSl

No.^lSO^ ^ajnj^r&it^ 3 pffth, over Goodman's Clothing Store, and formerly,$gcupied by Mrs. nard. 13-dlm

Booms, to a good

tenant, over 99 Main Street. For PaK ticulars call on the premises. feb22d8t Jab.

B. Ttllotsun.

Havins secured the Dining Boom of |he Buntin House, I will open, this oiorn^0 Ing, a school for instiqptioq^ who wish to learn to ride the VelocipeM. The room being large *nd suitable for practice, I will put in about one dozen mac'Mfies, which I will rent at reasonably rates, also 811 orders for "(he fat«^ improved Velocipede. fed 2 2d tf JosKprf

(Maplk Suqab at j6dtf

WBIOHT.

i- 1 ,rn

For Salb.—One pair Black Ponies one Sett Double Harqe*—one Top Wagr «n, can be seen at Fouts' stable, Xd street 1 23,d3t 1 Got

Something Yalt^le Sdt&ft lady Bhotjldteowil! The. of its k: troduced!t the ladies that

h«ive a new and

thor

oughly iested Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders, we are prepared to reoommend them to everybody as just the nicest, simplest and healthiest compound we JEftve ever used, for bread, biscuits, cakes,

feb22d3t

liar P^kiu

has the PllofMg^xi other indulum Clock made: 1st. It can be moved from place aid tu

place to

ition without

••m a \m esn

injury t) the or carp t-bag, ready run. 2nd. It will measui curatel] than oom: clicks. 3rd. The difficulty penduli spring and ed. 4th. It has an escapement adapted to keeping time with a A 5th. lit may be

g, and when^set aownToyel is

le?g

ce the

worn out. ters move with

every ibration of the pendulum, and are )4e like the con®«g^8^,^iu vary fipm two to flveffiimttlsf *8th.} The alarm dial can be set with

A~i JP»TJfifowWach gre^ ^cura^tha|i|ig][co^m0 clocbp 9th." Ins^r^ASWrfll^hWIfWfial,

ItihsV^ superior sash and dial which canSSfebelfound on any other clock corresponding in price. itOth," The case is six inches high, four and* Quarter broad, and two and a quartsrcllefo is made of iron nicely Japanned, If that will wear without soiling tfod at any time be cleaned to look as W«}1I^ new.

Eorpale at 161 Main street, by tf S. B. Freeman

Esfkcial Notice.—On

Ma^cH, 1869, I will retire from my posiClerk of Vigo county. I have a very large sum of money as hich I have earned by the hardest labor, and I must have wbat is me. I hereby notify every person es fees to me as Clerk, that unless ccounts are squared up by the 4th

March next, I shall order my or to issue fee bills and executions ry case and deliver to the Sheriff lection, and I shall direct him to e?y, ind sell, without respect to persons I wft to give fair warning that all parties may save cost3.

Bufus

Simpson,

fab*20d2w. Clerk of Vigo county.

Patbons:—Having disposed of

B. Weisk.

wbo may design using Paints,

Wii dow Glass, etc, this season, we invite 4mehtion to our stock, which will be kept full {and complete, and always sold at the 4stfi of the market.

Babb, Gulick & Bekby.

lf-dtf Druggists

want a Hat or Gap cheap for

the mon9Kft««BWB)CA5fcNtaO AW

Ihe

ing Powdera, whic^.^ll jrebable grocery ,p Skirt and Corset Store of B. Weiss,

UNDEH6aR0Ertosh|iat**lht

res)ectfully solicit a snare of patronage,

r: jptm1 8-dtf Hebz & Abnold

BE9CBIPTION6'

careful

CO!

petent Drug] BTock, fffiawTM

feblSdtf

tfedical. i^pectfully an lounces that he has resumed the practic 5 of me^cipein this citv. Office, on north TO^^1^0^reefe^ffp^F jiSsK

sat Keith & Milikin's.

catting stn^nttiiu^ children's ed on the pMSjlRe^f^ ment From ffii| different garments, pi, ,all» diescrjptjorii^ from tho' largest persoa down to the smallest inff^ik Every pattern warranted to give entire satisfaction. Full instroo-

asjto trimmi^JicXg^P^fl

tion companies tbo ^uide.^^Every one Souot^ in this ^aa^ovdeur'need I»y oatltie«and seeing

There'tis no other system that has yet been int^eshseed ti ha pnhlln thlt rifl

cut sucl^a variety of patterns as this new and superior system, The Ladies' Guide. There a^e -w»»y-t4wl*y~wh0 axa, aerxU}£. a time ft| months jslbm'tl^r and •xpMsfl^^^^^S^.K" learn tljm^tp) «i^Mid^t.: Ml Ijpttfbig a^iactTweli'lu^^ai^ ^pe%Mse wher dress* maiing will read cafefuily si«(iiQe4 sider tbp introd makj those

the

mmm

l^r

"—7 to

1Qm 5i not over

baljag^rwi

consequently it is necessary for them to Jj^j|j|how to cut everything in the way

custom! 4nd*t^ |!^tronagg2Df the jgeg]e. jSt^'Bdilg, will tea pleased: to have, you call anye%amine my paStjfern's.

My system can be seen and/tested by calling ^kt my boarding house, Mrs. Garth^rlit'8,' bet#een Main and Ohi6,~ on xent^K street, where I shall remain for

l5 I at

4|«oU

.Witt to

the 4th day of

GoAi

quality

can bi had foj 50 and .60. c%Qts, ai C. Witti^ & Co's.j 170 Main street, De'niiirg Biocla jll-dtf

It yi u'want bargains in Winter GQOds. go toll. Wittig & .Co's., 179 Main street, Deming Block they sel] winter goods at exact, costtef,rt i*sai j^r.'dtx

Wo|tBN Hoops at 10 cents, 25 cents and oents, at O. Wittig & Co's., 170 Mainj^reet, Doming Block.** jll-dtf

Dot jroxr want Presrved Orange Peel? W W Call a« C. I. Ripley'8*«Ji) [25,dtf

—¥c 11 can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I26»dtf

••.'

N EW^TTBEWBW"Bh«r•SBTO'BMWeW' ^rfiauUi at 1^9 Main street. dtf

clsEEKTBlMt. an.(L_huildatfl.geiiflral]yt for tpe best warranted Tools and Toledo SasI^ and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Co. sh a

Fbss.—The finest assortment^he low. est rices^no oldmbthy stockt iai^'

I x5: '4.^' dtf 149 Main

FklBH DATES, Sa^'s

HosiJ"

Rise's.

Fbesh

the

i'1

akoes

and Lemons at Sag&>

epley

selfg Bonetess Sardines, [26,dtf

CirBoy, Raisins and currants at

Satfsfifc' ii 8*4 ii-Ji•*» *fl®-dtf

pLOTHk'S WEIKOERS 5t0THES Wr«0 IM

A. 5?'

6foth6s Wrlngart.

Wobd to the Wisfcia

Drug

ain St.

Small PbWit* IWd

feb 13dlw

by limitation February 0,1869, Mr. C.

depted to tbe late firm are Ediall

sted to settie.

esCb.

f«bl3dtf

^KKLID DKIKD PXASHKS at C. I.

Rip-

#dtf

[But your Sewing Machines of Rid dlb. [21,dtf

Tjttt

dozbit

ed.

The best styles and largest assortment

P"Per

ColIttri iu the

O&frfti&f Bni SS S9XTIC Plate's. Igdtf

Bindley,.

C. I, Riplkt'*.

Kid Gloves, just receiv-

9all oo

Riddle for your Kid Gloves.

j21dtf]

Sali.—Store HoosTNo.

UKDCKWKAB, 60, 75, 95, 1 25, 1 50, al Riddle's. [21, dtf

Wittig & Gon

IfO

BQTJMBsra jm. tke beet qmahtf andthe m«et Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & «ould make you see it. "dtf

GfarrSBS

Main street,

Deming Block, sell all their winter

stopfc

at exact oost. jll-dtf

|^g WheeF* corner, two doors be^ |io 8Weet, wtrerwh0 wiH b« ploased 'bis oi*«eeUM*»-ahd. aa: aaoy

?W). is

or travel

sell the right of. this city. «i dotmv Mbs. A. Klirf,'" i»»169 Broadway, N. Y.1

Cabbie Houses,. General Agent.

Ws'do not propose to sell for a song, but wejwiU sfij^^at cost, all seasonable goods.! I 0. WlTTIG & Co. 1170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-^(f .-if." sc..'-.-.' In

of ^igti^afiiiDrjPi^fS

Heauquabters

for Oysters at

MV with

The entire stock will

oett-»ty lo».piiMfc.

Komtt-y merchantSL wishing to "sort A 3 & L«hoe iie, wSi do well to jrive him a ia». 4acoh

Srar, oppoeiuVth«h3?«st Office,

orn^6thlsireet, is not selH^g^s ^Oods at oost, neither does ^he intenA-to close out

lk)cks fl)r Christmas, just zaceised, to be »ol"dVVery 4o»«: vCftlland. compve htsj prices before purchasing. d22 ti to

s, tohe»r perfpni eompMP aBont thetr [Uabilitlei wlilch brictf to nincb dti-

rftcitlon in anything arotrnd (bem.

dftUcfc.

a&ovi factf itfe this Mew^s^j'^ «he s^e sales, but I iJsa wiafe to aid are.tfjing tp xnfike a living by and often fail to do in ce of not fully understaiuling ne&s, for there is no dres's-tnaker fit-nicely- but what to do than they are able to do

loeiety, and others tgtln find no com"ptemtrea in labcr, czercUs, or even name i* gi»en in pathoiogj frr thair hiT6rlftel»»B, IKe ft4n#4r*re al way* prtiey aimply litok titat' power and Prof. jr» that ^rtie beat'tenioAy rtr tkia ctaai

B.ker

ia MIS^ikit^miBB rirrTta8,', wttWi he ha* Sncct fcy slvHSl ^WiiSWbiaa iucotii^ la it toni* (he -8^»ma«S: Ind H»et-+ithe gest- [the sfiVAiv* coDStitntlon. Thia Titalfting toalo wiremona the caoae of languor and dii il.limparti a calm loro to the nertooa «j«tem, rin*^Hhe body* and blei&eii tlie*ttiffeM» VlMlVp»ilMt'«nd laatiag

ies and "hllHmn'a flmhinpr tf I.^ _w ollowiik ttrong »nd pointed endotflement of the to

•^£8*W.4!W

•a oils

Bjlbb,

Eiq., Sear SirI h»Vo uied

aetera| battle* of your "Feet oral Ilizir," in my family

and in

ivbbt

lsatanco with ytxy

beiaOcial resnlta.

kfi

wanted- to locate

Sf-dl^. Bi oil* oa ?..

Gd dEpOR SALB^lSOjOOO Brick, fit

Of»mMiiuwW* ££**$^WSttS&SSr: Hauti. H2i^ TS2-iA3H0 JI

dkcided

Bv7bahk

Howa,

•. 3 Poitor lit Oongii^atlcnal Cjiurch. is?. saj|

Doeley's Baking Powder.—Dooley's Basiimi PA^rsuy^iyieq^Ued for .making light and jmfrHioua Blsooite, Bolls, Buckwheat and other Grlddlo Cakes, Ao. It requires ONLY TWO TEASPOONSFUL FOB A QUART or FLOUB. Sold by Grocers gi^rally., At wholnale, In Torre Haute, by GClX A SOU, dectedw3m Whfilsale Grocers.

JSiaT

*i I i»l»C5 VsB S Jr.

xTo JLh,

Thursday Evening, FeD. 25tb,

•yewDancis? ,s*Soe"

itniti

ti 0 FOR SALE.

E. B.

Wrig it & Co., 16S Main street. dtf

17(|B SALE.—IVishiug to engage in. of her baaintMt.we.wllLaeU, oar QBOOEBJ.StOBt' and BOi5»ISa HO0BK HJBNITuRE rery ^'eaa^aWi?:iAtrt ^W(6if irfehfnf to engage ia tbla:bndui«arcen flpita gaed (ite jhy

up to

:'.31U 12Q H»* Ct cnatf wtiil* «».! nr,: ,_n.-

OR. S. "tWifttory .. Trtme

H. O.

ehy'

BbfliS-^thr Vbtftn*,8gas,

'late reo'f, two oisiems ^adsmlt^Kialdat otRbge houaj. aiidr.odrfsrttt tv qw

Haoeb,

Quici 'Siiiirt

Lather Grigsby keeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries and Produce for sale at "hli stand, Opposite the Postoffice. Gall and see for yourselves. Tbe n6w y«ar has rolled In, no* if yon will roll in with it we will have a good time. j4dtf 17mbbbllas, Satchals, Shirts and Suspeoders, of tbe best quality, at Dowd & Slate's. J6dtfy •—i. •, i-Jt-

dud iX miles W Wght

str&wberriee, l£.r*HMt -!l«*i*6«ee«feerrie8

and bqp»nt«—---evergreen* end Sowira. Call at the ^County Treaorer's efflo«.

OBNTS

jittle Grant Clothes "Wringers.. ^heppjan.Clothea. 'Wringars)i Tor sale at ,G«by & Mancourt's. ti-»y,r»ianii ifialeaM Ufiidi

Sufficient.

irrfn.^otAa^sriPiW'Lftfli^' go'to O. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, D^miog Block, they sell lit cost, jll-dtf

loot yatd aet with "he jaS^Stn

WANTED.

WANTED,—$76 to

XV 9800 par month 'jOn*GommhB'm from hirh tbaj amountfja# to made by,ae.JIng i*ei"t lmprored Common PenaeTeniilt Sew--Jhe JI«*^ei lnic jMncfi Termi, atldrea* w., isrSgi v, 82018. W.^.,P^ladeIphla, 4a.

tea flSt«0.c Tck OlrcalnCa and O BOWSBS A

CO.,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T^RRE HAUJ^iNb1 PERRT VlLLB. Tlia"?te»mer JtKtfBi. will ply i-^^gjoHg regnlntly between Terr»Hauteand Peirjvtie, atibg Terroa-jnte «t nla« o'clock

Clerk. 'tNlm

O.JBO. B. A6ES@N & CO., VjT 08HIEAI.

Sibley.1"French 4 ^o„"Ooortrti

ftt &

Buckwheat, Rye and Unbolted Flour I at E. R. Wright & Co's. l?dtf Mxllinkkx^—M.i*» M. A. SaddaiuEHr |v*1^fe^r5er^ttikBo!^tof4iw*™opened stjre rooi

jtv^ratr orr

I 16,1S60«

#ill be pleased

tofsee her'«M «srto«acr^ and «s sany oaw o^es Ai iBS7 tiN»P#* tp b*r wltfr tbwr -^atreaagtf. ,•

at G*oRQB'i—From

Fourth strett, opposite the pdBtcmce.^ jfcmpoUtm Biook, TerreH*ntef Indlwwr imm&t

Comm^L*iF^ri535f Merchan!^^ naiiatas

B. F. B^annan, ?rcar.mFranklin Baok,

tlinelnnati, Ohio.

Jtmea R. Tuner, C«4. reblSdlw Terre ?autet Indians..

QRJLtEL BOAD KOTJOiS,,

The books wHl be opeu tornjbeoription# to O*pitalSrxak. nf the Lafayette Koad Company op-?a«ad»y, Fabmary 29sr 1S6CV at tbe office of J. Hi Blakat on Qhto street^in 'be aitf.of Terrafiattsa^IadiaBief- Pars«ns «i*hin&to sab

I. will pleaaa t«ke

dfFlwr

4 Klf A'.*-

JJOTICB. «j^2

The flrin of Taell- Bipley A Go., Fastrtsaolred on the 1st Cf. Ja uary, bj mntcal content, Mr. G. W. HaberlT jetlrlnj, ahd Arthar remingtt|klng his plane- ThVntw linn will te known under *J»e style ot Tuell, Bipley ADeim'^y.

All p. rFo'nS ItfSebted to the ht-e firm irt^_call Aodse tleimmeiiately It note or ca»h.*Mf*l*« Fab3fdytf *««-w

Tp C. BAILBtT i«AiI JL CITIl KfVlXIBB. M7BVJiKB AVO WMPO .a BBAPBICAZ BBACSflJ

}MAR. tvpi

3SrOTAB»~5T I»XrB3wiC3,

dfter today G«orge-Haben»«y^ &• Co wi ifi&tnrecrfpt Of those lar^wl attend to tba colleetioa of Boaaty aad ulficent fialtby Baltimore Oysters, wnkjti p#uiie„ ofewa, asait* Beads and Oonreythey will fell by the can or wrve Tip to .ncca of .ay kind. ftnrrM .,_ castomerslttthelr Oyster

Wto

Htpy APVERTi»IU»fiMT

«2Xlii tar

amnmtmi

1 •TI

lrC.'UI £1 il

«*N Ujei.iOT B3.3 t&gii&fjl:

... fan* I

*61 tm

jftaWiti Jilt raito iilui-i fc'HTlh

3d tma ':"i :u4 „fc -..3k -.7^ LiJAvlM

TUELL, miM & BBMMG'8

•a-i HTfrta ,:. jAtu

ww--.- :»40f -asJ.nj ,'s

«a*r J... CJi.

tT9fc:

O 4 N 4 S a .r-:. —™-*»tmWa^r'taMi ±. 1» Wi *4

O S I N S A E

vttSai OSLOvl «-«?.

Winter DrjiiioQd^

I citir^tU 13 3is*l» ,^!ta Bl.IgW j. ...

.. ni«?i

»^0|

5,000 Fds Choice Figured De lalacs 16 M.eeau.

2,000 jtfs Choice Figure^ lf«

Prices to close them

20,000

.t irk.

AMUSE ME NTS^c«nn

OK OUT FOR THE ... .rS»SX

1 in

-J

JFew Bifrles&atoi Sc. 10 r3T'* VL? SiAiiiiKAalS OlWTf

ADSCSSIONi.... ,.r., BzaahT£i SaAi^ J)6otn open at 7 o*cloet. 11.

„...,„60 Ciwrs

Oommeoee at 8.

SALE.- offer for sale ray former reiidenoe, lituated at the corner of Harlot (ealled 8d) and r«nal ttreets. The boon .qallnr, ia. eonratna 4ilf, tw» lirrf clatefna, and a «eU, an4: be^agB instate} in

Uy,"i.e»ldense, of all

a family, t.eai ijl'w'ai (arm, in good condition, in nunoia. VkrtlatilaiB inquire of the underaiened, oi Oharit. ofaBflki zFPMxwtimtom-.

ijlTiie-aijld tar

It TliU'be-abld tit M4br'^T4«i^W«K0hai^KC »d condition, in Illinola. tot

for a farm, in xood

oat.

.»•••. If.il

hQ-'jQti. KiJXld*,% riilUq.-ss^airt

S a

In thti.UvIU bs lidaded

yds Calico, Just received,

at 81-8, li, ia 1-2 aad IS cents. 10iV'T aws-a^is I fc«* ,i

BLEACHED MBSLWS. km&-

"Lonsdale, Sill and other

Popular Brands. i(, s'•••:• jsjjirc

B-cs

Btaatard and Fin^ Brown

Huslins, dee., &c«i

rri VV-'J

fcoa

7 '3

J.afi

«ki«

m&iflq mi* m&w to'

I tnH. h. -0 n.. ft

Tuell, Ripley & re|riing

sM »ieowS»l 9-41 tmfi o» .7/ .',xiU ei«.

i. \ivam}» ».\d Mb

eiii is:'v atartt v'VtttJ Sttitf'ea «J 1. ti sorlo?

i''1*" '"'"3 a»lBi» e«

llS ,&3.. •I*-.'- -"j* fc*«

•mnit ''J

|«S

rnEJRKE I »luo v-sa tk se»UiUxe% icitmt imr\ JiJT "f ci i»ill ,«t diaf qc

PUMM HILLS

taorta BU 1 ii

Cor. 0/ 9th and Walnut

s»U»^E6ftDmgCTOHY.

*?rt

za .1

TUBBE HAUTE, IHD. »*«3 ba* lo *iao —f aocB .. i..

hi waa* aJ ,-gi

ii tisi -v -is-el fcj x*eo 1*' .,-i eiurfw r,"«% .'.j tua »r.i«»oa t'Mil. 1 ..I *1 •saajfj 1

SNAFP, HAYNBi & OCi,

HaTtng leaned tbe. above estafltahmeiit are t^ofi ready tb manuf ctnre th» fol!owag wotk a!

SASH, DOORS,2

WINDOWS

and

!*1

«$t*t

AID 4*1 DUOBiraOVS OF flXlS&IW.

Order* wMMtad and promptly attended to. ftbl8dlm

NEW GBOC^T

PROVISION STORE I

nK »j»»

molloy

D-

.*i b"

DEABB* nr

Groceries and Provisions,

lo.94tk8tr«et,aM ImlMlk afUie PostOBoc, Xerro- Haute. Indiana. Hi*

The nndersigned bai stand, afirst-clast r'i

lust opened.at tha a bore atnily Oroceft atid Provhio

St or.-, with a largo aa I wtoll ekHAed *tockt«f new and Creah artiole« auit/kbU for u*ery l*y ua« ia fltmilies, to which he calls tt attention of hip friends and the public generally.

Ctoffila .daUvarcd-to. *iif p*it-«f-tbe elty frree ef charge. lligheatcaih price tail tor Conn try Produce,

JyMflw -F. Haunt*-.

ERRORS OP YOUTH. rfeung Men, the fxperlsnceof yemfii ba* demonstrated the fact tbat roliono. laa^ placed 1b ... the «fflca ef 1B. jBELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permaaent core ef ssoalnal We*koees, tbe result of Youthful ladiecretlnn, which neglected, rul^i tbe bappice|i, and nnflts "the sufferer for bDSloMS, social socftt^, or ttarri age. They can be used without dutetiidiarla terferenee witbbUfioeea purruita.

Prioe one Dollar per b^z, or four boxes o? fbt'ae dollars. If you cannot pro«at» tbe»j pfllstc ose the money to Bar

A Oo., Cedar street, New

Fork, and they will b« tent by return mail, well seated. Prirate clronlars ta grntleiften Hfent free on appllaation. Bncfese stamp. deolid*ed*lr

NEW8.AND 8f ATIONERY R001181

Street, r.-sr^sr-

Opposite Nev Pfjst Office Building. All Kew York, OlocinnaM and Philadelphia Papan as4 tfa^aaines ep band regular and aa aoon as ln|«d,

Mr Special tttaatjen pa}d to fetting back Hnmber*. Innitial Paper aad Bnrrfopes alwayf on band Or stamped to order. 4ebooi Paper, a good arti

«1®.

natflj... tiV&i. «.-r

ATTORNEYS."

"A»jgj rst!iB.4jiT)

STOtiSiia,

"i aem ASDSHOIS^. iftlwiB (3titil XODttlt•*» ^w^4-s

AND

statjonkry

•treat.

'ott dflot.

Ut H. Do^ley, UH MaTn-Strtet OAKBB3. rraolk Ail* *B ro„ Lafayetta Street. it I I A S fttrtbi ia flotel, Wm. Phaffrr, Proprietor.

1 fcv

Cw iBBIAoi FACTORY.

omm

Co'- SdAHftW^nnt-

.t~x ^(jtOTHlNG. W. H. Ba iBister, T» Mala Btreat. tt» t, OroTer A 11 tier, SI Main Street. ii

alkie, oter Gaston it Walmakey'*.

Lf.'. COMMISSION AND GRAIN. •'Jattn Uai tj 4 Co., iiritit., on Canal Baatn. COAL DEALERS.

J. A. Mofe»n,8uUiaft County Coal.'

'»»lane. Jtltar Coal. URfiSS MAKINU.-r

Mr«. N. fC. H4Sger, Ohio, bet. 4th and 6th Sta. DENTISTS. J^ L. H. 1ST Main ttneC jJ.O. Lincoln, eth St., between Main and Ohio. dBon.Ohio atreet, bet. Third aad. 4ih.

DYE HOUSES.

H. Clari|ge, No. 8 North *th dt. DRY GOODS. I?ey» Aptej A

*i tm ti

tfenal price 29 to SO cent*

Co.,corner

»l 911

-t :.b

WINTER

iwvS

u-' 'i*

DRESS GOODS, "fefS252'

6th and Main atraet

W. 8. lijrcei Co.. 77 Main atreet. «-. a. wittfc fceouvrw Vain «treet. JHwUSttoiV corner JTourth and Main atreet 8axte« |k,JValmaley, 111 Maio atreet. aetii

Cornrti^s'A liaggerty, corner Uaia and Third ftptf GQODS—WHOLESALE L. ByjfljiSon. Vain atreet.

DRUGGISTS.

Barr, Qiillck A Berry^ corner Kain aadFoarth U. A. l*Tia A tt)., iteming Block. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. "ibftrflfjoiiM, eaat tide Publlo Squaze. GUN4JJ|[ITH aNd stincil cutter

John Aimatrbng, Ohio atreet, eaat of Tilled. 1 HARDWARE Cory A itaqcouit, .Main Streft. "s' 'r! Anailn^ Shryer A Oo.-, Main Stiaa*.

HATS AND CAPS.

JoaaphfC. Yates, 145 Mr.iu atreet. Dowd Sl*te, J9d 41ala etreeu,.. 'loTELS. National Honae, corner SUth anil Haln. Clark Bouse, corner Uhio and Firat. Terre Ilaute Houae, corner Main and Sereath. Xaruiefa' Hotel Uur 9.h and ihery. 1 1

Insurance agents. Mi-.

At. A. Ccarte, Alain street, e««t.of Virtb. ilagtir A HqKeop, fowling Hall. J. A. Boote,6 Alain street.

JEWELLERS.t:

8. a. Freeaian, 74 Main street. lobo A. FrMtnao, 5 WirTvt^'iBloofc* Ja«ob Kern, Opposite Post Oflkf. ',w* JOB, PRINTER. I:1"

Jwii A.-3ryu, 116 Main fitreot. KBT 43HECK8. V!m. Banklni oorber.4th and Lafayette 8U.

LIVERT STABLE.

Bober( ^.tiuter, oppojIte-Bdntln Hou*?.." LEATHER, &c. a psirnett, 144 *nd 140 Main Stleet. -Mm '"'MUSIC

-4-:

DEALERS.

Ii." lH«aner, Palace of Musio, 4S Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 16*atrth4LhSt.»pp. PoetOAoe. r\ I' ^^iLtlNERY"

M. A. Baridan, 80 )leln aUeej.an 8. Xj.Straus, 149 Main st. firs. Buckingham, Cor, 4 and Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

D. 8. banjlJson Farrlngtoa Bleck, Main St.., •"f NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. ^.i^te. WiMain itreat.'

OYSTER DEALERS

90. P^b»riuejtr ACo., Fourth Street. ,1^1 PAINTERS. Barr'A Teakler8onth Fourth itree^."

kiiriiuii, dottier Mafa and ftth Street*.

Ai»pl?lr Water*, 13S Main Street.

Ur%ibxt .op^offife the Post Qfiot.

Railroad agent.

«Stt|a,H. Turner, at BkKeen A Paddock's Hill. lKE£3/j&TATJ$ AGENTS. .jH. Blake, Ohio Strosi. dric^ A Lange, cprner Main and 4tb streets.

SEWING MACHINES. ISNorth fth StrMt,

.dja.

I js jeno U.w rflriw I br i-i ti?sm et a:*»jr f.'iw smba^sHb^b.

Uil U.. ii fca-saiiua bn* iie^t ... .!• a t« -j.? k,tjs ,«h 3

lii oisz trtfm ti ffi.'i ,H

P.'^vW6tfe, if Sr it S T. H. BUdle, 151 Maln fltreet. 1,' SKIRTS AND CORSETS.

Ji STONE-CUTTERS. Wajoer MeFarlane,Eaatcf T. H., AI.B.B. Freight £«p«t.

Jd^pb Strong, 190 Main Street. trNDBBT&KKB.

iMapwAai

-43s *s*3 xumm i'.' Saw

-nit

DpOB FRAftESi MOULDINGS, -.'•i! BRAOEETdt .• SIDINGflf,-w.-^J' 1 a

JJBBCHAKT'S,ofHARTFO»l

"'^TWi old and TellaUaiOompanF ia now lifted In this city by

^HAGEB A

UBiri

HAOEB

They are celebratrd for duing tbe beat work, U'log a nKi em alterneedfe toi'the same thread, thai) any other machine, and by (he introdn*. tioo bf the most approved machinery, wa are nowjabfe to mpply the rer) best machlaery la iheMiW

Thqy are adapted £o all kindf o( Family SewIn^i and to thp nse of Seamatie'ses, Dressoaskert, Tailors, Mannfaoiurers of Shirts, Collars,

OTXBTS, OLOAKS, MANTILLAS,

%|ilte on buth sides of he artfelts sewed.' Hie JSr* Inip-uf*d F»inl!y MaAhtns witfcoat t' t«al, and cannot be lurcpsted—a Hemmer, Felloi*, ISra'de^ Qafltorand Ooide go witb each •FadiKy M»chlaf -f ee of c}a»rg?. 7

IJuU ft'l V11 and xa#gue lor SoacaalTMu at to. 11 ifottu Fourth atref, Terre Hattte. Izur 27ABJ 'ta RTER A BVlKra, Aaenta. |. tfna

toet

OTa

IWImrbg

d~ I

-'PfitslOIANSt !^'^"^:^.-

f.J Se*l$erket, Hulberry. bet. Cth aad Tth f.A.'Aiiri*

J!w

5, -.uy*

i**Ti (S

ncKEEV.

OFFICB AT DOWIfTHO HAI.L.

»sc-« ooi IMS

Thbas persons holding Poliolei of Insuianoe In this O: mpany, are reqnustetf-f^ call for their 'Btve^pab at thia Office. flT| tVU XCiU il

ifl

Oil

12Uit-Z

Business He^pectfUtfy xoliciua, and JPbllifes •frltl' W Issnefl on a« good terms as 1 any otbeT first-lass Company.

u:j

BcKEESy ...,,,,

JaSMlm Aaaara.

i'Sn» r*V! :-:.5T?5»l

SEWING MA

r£BE KowS cniincs •M SI Do aot require tbe Kadorsemeit ef or KaIr*~-tlJey are ta«

WORLD-RENOWNED.

.Jieoj

ivt

rf i« l**-

wsivaau, aAnitbiiao,

Clothinjf,' Ual^ C«p, Corjet*. Boots, Shpes, Har.'i' .*• waJflpj equally wedlen and cotton goo Is, w|th silk, oo|toa or

ness, S^ddlaA Ac. They wor

wwwi«, Jhoes, Hi

jtfs, Umbreltef, PWirasol well dpon'slllt,

AjpatK -it ~r

|T'~

-4Barf»

lU"OTick ilElJ JLl WAB71BG TO^SAyg MOFBT a 11*^

50 Per Cent Hcdoictf ton Bjr Sou ding Ui the (Mgeael of oay fliiaaaiiafa er DnMapa, we will return immedlat. ly um maiir 51 «opirtvrtACT tac s:*tts.

~v1

5-TI

»f the Original at

extra'idiaary cheap rate*: 100

cojJeeS'.W) 6®0 epp es $5,p0: 1.0SO 88,00, Ac.-s tt. e«ch case pafep .nc pled, yet er of notb flSe,] or fifty p-rieitt. trpon the ato\e pries mlfbi s«'ed ynH tlAi/iici'i PatewV -Anrooluniie PbINTINO Pat 8 Otfcee, price $80,00 a a

All kiada of Lithrgrapbto

w*k d^aa fith the fireitest ?arj at tba loyert

MauriceV Pat&tV Au:oiiaphic Writing aad Prfnting Bstablltlnnent, 10 Sorth Williaai St.,

.^T

T*k* ••"•Ddc 2M^dly