Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 March 1869 — Page 4

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gstnrdty Morning* March 6th* 1869

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.....Aocommodation ™..4:X5 p.

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CITY NEWS.

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Played Out —The ground hog theo, ry. We take no more stock in it

of Representatives.

dense of Corey Barbour, Esq.

I 1,'i-

Rbt. Qko. Mobbibon will be absent from the city until Monday next

at Yin-

cennes. His pulpit on Sabbath will be supplied by a brother minister.

Thb Mayob's Court, after a week-ofl-^

inactivity, had a solitary case of disorder-1

R*v. B. Wilson Smith has so far recovered from his severe sickness as to feel safe in announcing that he will occupy his pulpit to-morrow. Subject—.] morning Eden Lost and Regsinedi:

the type and the typified." Eveoiog— "Friends and Friendships the all absorbing problem of social life

Railroad Mbbtinq.—The citizens of Rosedale and vicinity will meet at Rosedale on Saturday next for the purpose of raising subscriptions for the extension of the E. & C. Railroad from Rosedale to Danville, Illinois, by way of Roseville, Mecca and Montezuma. Prominent railroad men have been invited to attend^ and all interested are requested to be

present.

Liqvob Liobnsbs Granted. The County Commissioners have granted license to retail liquors to the following ap- I

plleants: H. Hendrick, Wm. Schriever, Phi Bive, Lawrence Campbell, Higdon & Kinman, H. Apman, Wm. Shafler, Victor Hauger, Davis & Glfford, Nicholas Vilbeck, A. Kaulfman, H. Apman, Wm. Fuhr, John Petri, J. M. Davis, John Smith, E. G. L. Doyle, Christian Tapped Thomas Byrne, Mathew Peters, John Garbs, A.Lorey, FoTster & Fahnley, J: M. Bross, Walsh & Co., J. E. Wilkinson, Wm. Coburn, John R. O'Connell, Leo. Werner and L. Burgert.

We will not spoil the effect of such frankness *nd good sense by an attempt to ifiipress it upon those who may benefit by it, nor do more than append the hint of s.uch a contrite offender to newspaper qorrespondeGts. "Articles for newspapers are often re jected because the writer does not come at once to his subject Space is.too precious to be wasted,and the editor grudges every line. We almost invariably find that a communication is doubled in interest by omitting the first page or two of the manuscript, and begin with a leading j^aragragh after the writer has warmed to his work."

A Rink.—-Our mention-a few days since that there was a good prospect of a Bink being built in this city the incoming season, appears to have been without foundation—all wind. We hop« those interested will go to work and accomplish something tangible. Such a building would be not only a source of infinite pleasure, but a convenience to the city, as well as a profitable investment. So much has been said abobt rinks of late that but little need bo added. They are

no longer dependable oh ic9, for roller skating has become very fashionable in "rink cities." Thev are also thrown open to velocipedes, and furnish the bes1, opportunities tor displays of skill in this lln«. Then they can be used for fairs, festivals, conventions and large gatherings of all kinds. All these things make it an investment which is sure to pay.— Asa matter of economy it would be a good investment for young men to take shares of stock in tbe erection of the structure. All other amusements, such as riding, balls, parties, theatre, concerts, •tc., are attended with serious depletion of the pocket, while the rink only calls for a pair of skates that if property selected, and then taken care of, may last a life-time. "We say let the rink movement be started, with shares so low that every young man in the city can invesl? Who wiU taka the initiatory steps. It only has to be started in the right way to prove successful.

TiNSLKYft JUlMTBEM ^iTadRTOtW*.. tftlnneptat Qpnc rdu Hall tnis eveniDg for the beneflt of their

'Anothkb postofflce meeting will be I point, we are certain that Evansville and h.ld at the new Court House to-night. Terre Haute interest would be perfeotly held at tne new uouri n.ou»

Hon. D. W. VooBHBKfl was one of the

Tellers on the organization of* I and-Crown Point.—Lafayette Courier,

It is settled that the Normal School building is to be finished up this season. —Journal of yesterday. 'j

Who has "settled" it

mar

mannge^Oapt.

fames Tinsley,introducing a choice programme of negro minstrelsy. & V-

Bawd Pbo6KIbs.—All the velocipedists who rode for the silver cup at Dowling Hall, Thursday evening, are pupils of Wright's Velocipede School at the Bun-, tin House dining room. The skill displayed is evidence that the art can readily jje acquired by any person who. has free use of his limbs. The school is •pen every day from eight o'clock .in^the morning until ten in the evening.

The organization of the Terre Haute, Rockville, Attica & Chicago Railroad Company was perfected at Attica, yesterday, Win. Poster will probably be elected to the Presidency. His familiarity with railroad construction, his uniform success in bringing them out of the kinks in the face of every discouragement unite to commend bim as the right man in the right place. If he could be induced to accept the position he could give this an* terprise more vitality than it has ever exhibited. The extension of the Bockville road to Attica will be of great advantage to Lafayette and once completed to that

eontent with a Qhicago connection via Lafayette, and forego the construction of

& road

north through Benton to Goodland

Poitmastsbshif.—At a meeting -oi

The Horticultural Society will meet Republican voters of Terre Haute and this afternoon at one o'clock, at the rcsi-1 vicinity, held at the Court House, Wed-

nesday evening, March 3, 1869, it was ordered that the meeting adjourn until this (Saturday) evening, at 7 o'clock^ when the report of the committee appointed to make arrangements for the election of a Postmaster will be submit-

Doolky, 104 Main street, and Abh, at and other important measures considthe Postofflce, are in receipt of the illus- I

trated Weeklies, copies of which are kindly placed on our table. ________

ere(j,

a. general attendance is desired. John Hanky, President. G. W. Lambert, Secretary.

Dbbss Trimmings of all kinds at low prices to reduce stock. 6-dlt Saxt»n & Walmslby.

I Hkbz & Abnold will not remove to'

g9 Majn 8treet,

C0DseqUeDce

lyconduot yesterday, and it wasn't a very I Qrat)(j Opening ot their new Hoop Skirt

disorderly case either. He had to go to Jail, though, on account of impecuniousness. Out of consideration of his loneliness in misfortune, we suppress the suf

until Tuesday, in

of not being ready for the

Factory. 8d2t

Masonic.—Dowling Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar will meet at their Asylum at 7$ o'clock p. m., for drill and instruction. By order fV

ft^)e

Saxton & Walmsmy.

Last Noticb.—The notes and accounts of Drs. Mahan & Bell will be collected, immediately, without further notice. The

firm are compelled to have money. rn6dlw Mahan & Bell.

Somb very cheap Edgings- and Insertings in our "Remnant Box" to-day. Also a fine stock of Embroideries by the yard. 6-dlt Saxton

8-dtf V-*

-'-111

''Introductions."—A recent nember of the Chicago Advance has a chapter on "Introductions" which illustrates in itself the point it enforces. It is a plea for brevity and directness in public writers and speakers, with not a superflous word in it. How forcible aod how true is tjj confession like this "Were we to re-write the discourse of twenty*flve years which we have inflfc-. ted upon long-suffering congregations, wa should throw away nearly the entire, introductions, (which cost us, alas! How much anxious labor,) and dash at once into the subj eot matter.''

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Walmslby.

Instructioss in Landscape Paiot iNG.-^-Those desiring to iearn the beauti ful art of Landscape Painting, will do Well to call and examine specimens at the rooms of J. Ej. Wright. Terms reason

Geo. H. Cabby,

Rbmovbd.— Brown & Malvin baVfl re moved to No. 78, Main street, between Third and Fourth where they will keep on hand a large stock of Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, &c. 5 dtf

Benefit or Caft. Jambs Tinslkt.—Tinsley's Minstrels will give a perform ance at Concordia Hall, on Saturday evening next, for the benefit of Captain James Tinsley.

An entire new programme has been prepared, and Mr. Tinsley will appear in an entire new role.

The entertainment will bo one of tbe best ever given by the Troupe. Mr. Tins ley will take one of the ends, and fun may be expected.

f'/!

Thb firm of Edsall & Co. was dissolv ed by limitation February 6, 1869, Mr. C. C. Oakey retiring.

All persona knowing themselves in debted to the late firm are urgently re« quested to settie. Eds all & Co fablsdtf

Noticb.—Tbe firm of Edsall & Co. was dissolved February 6, 1869. The business wifi hereafter be conducted by the under-, signed remaining partners of the late firm of Edsall & Co., under the firm name of Warren, Hoberg & Co.

SVfOwid£

-YtUBtWM! all who w^t4Abtty JL and 1*0 ff*"*** pi«a»x*ll *Liloaiy,» Ciizar and Tobacpo store east Mm public

gqLfc.

I* tod cah't ride a velocipede, why jnst call at M. Moody's Cigar store and buy one of the eritUra and amoke it hM-:

A fivi

27,dtf 1

WibtbhTgooot, at any priee to eloM out. arid" make room for Spring Riddle's ISLliUin £*7'dtf

Confectionery end: Bakery esUhlishaent forrotfrly owned by H«*wlti* Myers, on ndrth of the Star

ftrkefy/if prepared to furnish Breed or Cakes, or Ail p»rty orders, in the best

styW. The business will still be continued by roe at my old «taud 0« M*in «trtet. $ 'i 27-dlw SA^aiJ 8AMWlS»*».

improved elocipede. fed22dtf Josbph Wbi&t.

Ribdlb can beat the "Velocipedes' on

Sewing Machines.:• $ £a7'dtt,

Wb do not propose to sell for a song, but we will sell at cost, all seasonable] goods. C, Wittio ft Co. 170 Main street, Deming Block.

jll-dtf

Em. Com'db.

Ladies and Misses' fine Merino Hosiery

—the best goods in the market. 6 dlt

To any who maj 4**'gP Joints, Window Glass, etc {his seasdn, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete, and always sold at the bottom of the market.

Medical.

annoon

-j [8,d2t

Ask your grocery man for Dooley' Baking Powder. It is economy to buy it—takes only two-thirds as much as other kinds. Sold by Cox & Son, Whole sale Dealers. 4d3l

Be sitrk to seethe New Weed Sewing Machine Z. S. Wheeler, Agent, m3dtf 145 Main street

Tbb- Nbw

"Wbkd"

SBwrog Ma

chine— The "Family Favorite," is the the most simple, the best constructed and doea the greatest range of work with the least trouble uf any machine in the market. Z. S. Wheklkr, Agent. m3dlf 145 Main street

Thb Family Favorite Sewing Machine b^jJ.8 them. alk ro3dtf Z. S. Wheeler, Agent

BoakdinO -"-Sevaral gentlemen can ob tain rooms and board at No. 41 North Fourlhstreet. Terms rpasonable. Transient board $1,00 per day. 2dtf

warrisN?

M. F. Hoberg.

fjusn G. W. iNOWLTON.

Terre Haute, March 2, 1869,.^ dlw

Thb Books of the firm of Back & Archer, and Buck & Dozior, will be found at I. K. Clatfelter's Boot & Shoe store one door east of Scudder's confectionery. All who are indebted will please call at once.

Yours/ '3 Jbuck & Archkr.

"Vblgcipede Velocipede 11.—Velocipede cigars at M. Moody's Cigar and. Tobacco store east side public Square Copy right|secure."*^ l.tdf

.. .. ir.' iters

:*n

.»iV'te.L

end the

'—»V Pi\

Skwiho MACHliH**--*^TkBhe»t Sewing Machines In the market, to anil on monthly payments by 1L H.

Perhaps you see it.

Thb

of-Sew N«ok rrTipa,. iM*

Dr, W. Moore respectfully

loirooea Uiat be,has reium&d tiis prsctioe'tjf^meliliffe in this city. Otfce, on north side of Main street, between Fourth and Fifth/ over Goodman's Clothiag Store, and formerly occupied by Mrs.

Leonard. lS^lltn

fit

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

Tiie undbbsiqn^^Djb^i^g bought the Hoop Skfrt andrCors^t Stpre of B. Weisx, beg leave to announce that they wili continue the business in all its branches, and respectfully solicit a share of patronage^

We sUli^itfVe tlM^itOdk March 1st to No. 89, Main street, Warren's Biook. 18-dtf H*BZ

BIST

—If

Babb, Qcuck A Bbbby.

17-dtf Druggist*. :1 Good quality of Sfcirta and DtaWers can

bad for 60 and 60 cents, a) O

Wiltig& Co's., 170 Main street, Demingf Block. jll-dtf

The latest style of Ties and Boas at Dowd & Slate's. 16^f

If you want a Hat or Cap cheap for the moneyj-go ato IXrwd & Slata's.'- *ytft1

Prescriptions carefully prepared by competent Druggists, at DaVis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6th and Main St feblOdtf

Abnold.

a. I ... :'Ji

Boots and Shobs.—Jacob Doll haa removed his stock of Boots and Shoes to tbe store-room, one square south of the old /'Spinning Wjieel" oorner, t#o doors be* low Ohio Btreet, where he.will be pleased to see hls ofd cnftAmers and as tnkay

new ones as choose to favor bim witb their patronage. The entire stock will' be clued ^tii at vttrf lo# j^rtcel.

Country merchants wishing to "sort up" with odds and ends in the boot hd shoe ne, will do well to give him call. [21,dtf

If you want bargains in Winter Goods go to (J. Wittig

£25,dtf

Carpkntem and builders geaarally, for tbe befit warranted Tools and Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer ft Oo dtf

Hkaihjuartkbi for 'dyiters at K. B, Wright & Co., 16S Main:Street. dtf KV

New Styles or Hats and Bonhbtb at 149 Main street a at ihnti dtf

lUm*

877

Fcbb.—The finest assortment^ Jow« est. prices, no old mothy stock, at w'im

L. SrfeAtrsT

Ton' best styles and largasi assortaaat of Paper dollars in the city, at Dowd

Slate's. l«dtf H. A—«.»» A*. Buckw&bat, By* aod Unbolted Flour at E. B. Wright

:•. PW 'HWin

Millinery.—Miss

M. A^

opened

lore

BarWpui

rprotfgsMiW mnuMt^r

Biodtoffj, onf Ma|q

to see her old cosSoasers,

«nd

Kxtira Large

.iHoei -aa dk-J

it* e\*j, at 3A

money.

JCo. ounld dtf

Ukmkllas, Satchels, Shirts and Suspenders, of the best quality, at Dowd & Slate's. l«dtf

assortment of plwn 18k

Rings in town, is to be foand at S. B. Freeman's, 161 Main street. Don't forget mldwtf

PutKD dbisd Pbachss at C. I. Ripley's. 6dtf

XiTLI Svoab at •dtf

C. IT Biplkt'«.

O. WITTIQ ft Con 170 Main street, Deming Block, sell all their winter stock atexaotoost. jll-dtf

fiUH datbs, figs and cocoanuts, at Sage's.

^wt,tieH^erdoes'm inter

Jttddle, 161

Main street. [17,dtf

Obavois and Lemons

Oat

C&ackbd WHBAT.Sptlt Peas, Whoat, Choice Honey Syrups, N. O. MelasseB, choice Sugars, Teas and Coffees .t S JOSBPH STBOSa'S

Havikq secured the Dining Room of the Buntin House, I will open, this morn* ing, a school for the Instruction of those who wish to learn to ride the Velocipede. The room being large and suitable for practice, I will put in about one doaen. machines, which I will rent at reasonable rates, also will AH orders for the latest

Sage's.

JShu

C. I. RIFLBY sells Boneless Sardines.

'mm,**

FBBSH CITBOK, Raisins and currants at

Clothbs Wbihobbb Clothxs Wbikq

a Buokeye Clothes Wringers. AT

At 8W fl Ant Cloth ea Wringers. Slierman Clothes Wringers, For sale at Cory & Mamcoubt's. ai-dtf

•xim a.i.i-*. in'

yoi4latitbargailt#ia LaAeifwurs,

Wittig

Go's.,

170

selected stock of Groceries and Produce fof hif' new stif^ dgKfjtft the Postofflce. Call and see for yourselves The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in #ith it we Will haV^ a good

POSTMASTER.

ZEMAS SHITH annonnoes himielf ai a candi date for Postmaster of Terre Haute, and. ch°erJtaUj (nbmlta his lntereets Into the handi of the voters of the city and towoehlp for their decision

LOCAL NOTICES.

Strength to

Barr's Pectoral Elixir.—Bead the ollowing ttrong and

pointed

Th a H,

:-pf

(Jo's., 179 Main street^

Deming Block they sell winter goods at exact cost. }lt-dtf

Do tod want Presrved Orange Peel? Call at V. I. Bipley's. (tS.dtf

You can find Prtferved Lemon Peel, atC. I. Ripley's.

Repellent tJmbrellas,

FAST CO LOB.

Prices within the reach of all. Keep tne wearer dry, do not soli the dress or floor, and will not inrn "inside out."

All will bear inside tbe above mark, none others genuine. At Wholesale only by

WRIGHT BROTHERS A CO., ttt aai 134 Market Street, Philadelphia,

*84

Brssdway, Hew York.

mar6-d2taw-3m

J¥ JHJsfitreei:

J1LOUB, CEMENT, BACONs&c.

CT AA BB18. OF

C/UU

250 50 75

Co's. lSdtf

List ot lxttkm remuolng upclalmtd in the Post Office, SAT0BB4Y, Marcli^li

Mr*

dersoa ItoXuika ae Mr» *osaUe Bitt CallfS* Beam Mr* S A.-'- SieceMn 8 E

Bernhardt Hiss Ustia Blckntll Hra Brown BOu C«lla BOM-XiM Martha(fewo Mrs Bliia Jarr Mr« Hargaret Carrie Mrs Mary 3 8 Clark Kin A Cooper Harriet Compton His* IITtn Oammlnga Slisabeth Vxnhonr KIm Eliaa Btaiu Mils MeHto Fielding Kin Taller Mill Frank Sf Oarrineaa Hl« Ink Garred Mi'i Helfiaa S German MraJaaa^j H»y« Mildred H«g«r Mr»Catberlne Henry Hri A

N«Mn Hi» Mollie

Oreraan Hiss Julia ObcrbplBer Vn lift Feakef HWihi^ Prioe JTrs W

Potetoa MtaXJ Poet HiM Ida Beeee Hln Jane Begleln Mn Bipl«j Harriet

Hedrick Mr*

Herrington Mise Jennie

Dgl

QlainJS. »i&•.

Main street,'

Deming Block, they sell at cost,

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Bpbbb's Standard Wrafe'lftrriBRS is highly reoommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of .its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor feb23dwlt.

the Blood.—Without a

certain proportion of Ibom, the blood loses its strength and pnrity. Blood enters every organ tbtengli the drcttation, dtstrifcQtfon the nntri tire prinoipleto every texture and the, source of every secretion hence the Importance of keeping it dnly enriched. If it haa become weak, the entire system. will be weak, and the danger of Incurring disease:imminent in short good blood makes us healthy—bad blood makes us sick.— Here we a admonished of the superior advan taget of HI9HLSB'8 HEBB BITTKB8. The Iron In these Bitters is readily absorbed into the the circulation, and a strong and vigorous constitution created. The oiroalatlon is regulated by them, and if any organ be weaker than the rest, the deposits which cause boiU, carbuncles, tumors, lumps, Ac., are checked and removed and a healthy toao imparted to the entire system. It always cures, and never fails to prevent diseaass arising from Impure blood. Sdwlw

Sic. 6.—The

years

FIiOUB, different grades, at

Hhds. fresh BACON.

Bbls HESS FOBS.

has

*illiBe?y

the

Bberle

tbetween Third and

Fourth sgrpts,)Wft«r»

s^te p0l

as many

new ones.«js,»ay, wltbfheO 'pkttonage. f6,dtf.

Plaster Paris, Lime, Salt, and a well assorted

»tock of

O E I E S

at the lowest market price, for sale by A. A E. REMAN, Haia Street, between 8th and 9th.

TBBBB

pEANUTS.

ISM

Oyster*. IBOtf

Bags Choice Tennessee, lor sale by

HBLLBB, BLLIS

4dSt

BlchudiM Kaaiey: I Boebel XrtLMUa Smallwood Mri

§E^We\r

Saasean JCtM M»rl»tla] Stephen* Kite O Btoae Mr* Meggla Scott IIIsb Blla tc Thomaa Martha

Watson Mrs A 3 4 TKeber M»ry White Hln Johanna

HUerWlta'Helttna

HogleMrs Caroline Hull Xin Frank HnffMlsa Lon Lacy Mr» Nancy garter Mist Anna Maaoney BachelJ Mills Mrs M. Moore Hies Fannie McChesney Hre Chia obxtucmbm'b MST.

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JACCB Knur, opposite the Post Office,' iltyng his .goods at 4 iut by Christmas, but sells as cheap as' any one in the city a fine lot- of Jewelry and OWidks fir(CbeistUas,'}dst rtfceivW, to be ao'id at very low figures. Call and compare his jfi^*jbejq^pv«^ng. d22i

Williams Mret Wyeth H1m Haap) Young Hre Haty^

Orleth Pr©d«rlok An way Wb Arkett Levi .» Aadertoa WS AndersonS Aion Edward Beard

Kej»Andrew Kooqta 2

Hoblman Conrad Jiaoy W 2 Loomia Lockwood Simeon Hahoney F. Hay Hay Phillip Hatheria W a on W tjvHillS 'tH ^tiller J. a ^Killer Clint i„Moigan Henry

Black Thos BeansH .^ Bennett WB v.i Mlockaom Butler S3 Came* CorneUae Carter Wnt Oar* ec-Thos Obeerar Jai S. j' e.4. Casion Ctamer Jacob Davison W

Hoiler Charley HcGnire JW Patten W Parker

DuBenberry James Perry rds Flljah Bd wards Flljah Xmery Klliott 8aml2 Ellsworth Wiilard KUmore Hary

Ping Promt i. Powers John Bobison Jas Russell Eli

Fisher O W Russell Oeb"W Fjaher 4 W r- -#r*

W4,Sanders

Grabs Jssfph

Saw a

K-

Z* 1 SturgeonB. Taylor Wm •W. Tedey Elias 1 Tlgh Peier an 8 a

Green KdOt1',-' Ollcft 111 Gois O Henrlek W Haves Harris John Henderson WK .. Holmes Willie )., .. Watklns Wm li |8 Hoague Hilton «,a. ..w"Ward Frank msi Hufu»sel Tlieo WhitesellWm I HnllW & :W Odiums tw Jones O Williams IK Jones. wsafe

Wagner

Wood iU:

old shall be live

endorsement of (ho

for Coughs and Colds—"Barr's Pectoral SUzir." Taaas Haute, Feb.

8, 186!

B^aa,

Isq., Dear SirI have used

several bottlea of your

"Pectoral Blixtr," in my

family, and In avaai instance with very beoided. L« beaeflcial results. S. Fbakk Howe, Pastor 1st Congregational Church.

Mann he tared by Babb, Golick

Bebby,

OSdSm Druggist«.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BANtKfr#C5t.

This is to give notice that on the 1st day of Harofa, A. D. 1880, a Warrant In Baokrnptoy was Issued against the estate of

myw,«

of Terre Haute, in the county of Vigo, and Stata of Indiana, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt^on Us owni petMicp the payment «a-r-gh^defts and SdeliiaiV any property belonging* t« such jBanltrupt him, or for hit », and the transfer of any property by him is forbidden by law that meeting of the CSedBorsAof Jtte. said rapt, to prova steici cebll a# P°°#

Sec. 9

(6) feet deep, and

—It

one or

more Asslgneaif of HiuTbe fcM s» a Court of Bankruptcy, to ne holden at No. Bast Washington atreet, in the city of Indianap-

D. 8. Marshal, District of Indiana,

marttdSt Hessenger.

HU?

-i

avoidable oause, be fined in

five

JJIW

gtc n.—Any

ell, an

JpOBBKMT. BTMlth ribijtcr atr «t,^a HOTIU. with Tiw» QyiaSlag klScaen.) «al-

JordanHV. Wood John Johns Saul.Wyeth A ixifc Krentz thillfp Young W Ketgef W ""A

Ezra Bbad, P. M.

NEW ADVERTISE ME NTS.

ordinance EBLA-Tiira

TO CBHKTBBIE?.

Biotiok t—Be it ordained by the Cpm^n Council that all grounds within the limits of this sity which have bec-n laid out, and are npw used as burial, grounde, ,er which may hereafter be dedicated and used for suoh nurposes, shall be termed Public Burial Grounds, or Cemeteries, and no interments shall ba allowed in ether •laces or grounds.

Sic. 2.—All grounds belonging to the city, aad known as the city cemetery, shall b9 laid out in lots, of proper tise, and entered of reoord. aad the Common Counoil shall haw full control oTOr ail »venuee, alleys, and walks in said grounds, and shall have power, and may at any time, by resolution, or otherwise, direct the Sexton to remove an) tie s, shrubbery or plants, JTrom any lots in said cemetery, which may bo deejned assentlalto the Improvement thereof.

Bsc. 3.—Any person purchaiing a burial lot shall pay to the Treasurer the price fixed thfte. on bv direction of the Council, taking a receipt therefor, and which receipt shall be delivered to the City Clerk, who shall then issne to the purchaser a certiflsate iu proper form, acd attested* by the City Seal, containing the usual guarantee of title and sale. Snob certificate msy be transferred by Indorsement, and the Clerk shall ks^p a record of all such issues and transfers in a hofk provided far that purpose. siE0. 4.—The Council shall, at their firstmating in Harch, und biennially thereafter, appoint a 8i xton, but who may, at any time, herem£r*d by a majority of two-thirds concurring. The do ties or such Sexton shall be to take charge of the city cemetery, dig all graves, attend to Ihnernls, aad see that the grounds are kept (pt a proper order, and when dlteoted, remove Sdy trees or shrubbery from any lot shall allow all prooer facilities lor pertons visiting the grounds tor legitimate purposes shall have authority to arrest any parsons who may be disorderly,or oondnct themselves in an improper manner, in any cemetery within the city limits shall give sOl necessary information, without charge, to per-' sons ooncerning the purchase of lots, and matters oSnneoUd with interments make monthly""reports, as hereinafter required and perform snoh other duties as the Couueil-require andforsuab services the Council will provide compensation from time to time, as may be deemed proper.

under

twelve years, not less than four (4) iset deep, aitd no petson other than the Sexton, or his assistants, shall bejJermitted to dig any grave In the city cemetery.

Sio. 6 —Any person who shall malioionsfy Sr. wantonly deface or «rjure any tombetone. mohameat, tteeS or •hnabbery, or any ornamental work or d.vlce, in any public cemetery within the city limits, shall oa conviotlon thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars.

Sxo. 7.—No horses or mules shall he left in the city cemetery without a driver, nor shall Sue" animals be tied to any ornamental work, tree shrub, or allowed to remain an unreasonabl time without tbe consent of the Sexton nor shall any person ride or drive any animal or vehicle faster than a walk nor shall any person rifle or drive across, or over any lot belonging to any individual. Any persdn-oontlcted, of vlnlating any provision or tnls section shall be fined In any lam not exseedlng ten (910) dollars. "Sec 8.—No monument shall hereafter be ereetedinthe olty cemetery without the foundation for tbe same shall be laid at lesst five feet deep, and built up in a substantial and durable manner of masonry and any perion erecting such monument, shall remove all autpius dlft.ar rati-. bUh within ten days and any person violating this section shall be fined not less than ten dollaqi nor race than fifty dollar* and costs.

let of wood or brick, or erect any work of brio

abnve

the surface of the ground for any purpose whatever and tor any violation of th* prcj visions of this section, the person convicted shaft ba fined in any sum not exceeding tweatyrflvfc dollars.

Sec.

in.—It

month,

any snm not lees than

dollars, normore than twentv dollars.

person procuring the Interment

of any body in any lot witbont paying for lha

same

as prescribed In seotion

[number (S)

Attest: W. Habpeb, Clerk. m4d2t2w

TERRE HAUTE

three,

shall be fined In any sum not more than ten dollars. Seo. 12.—The fande arising from the sale of lots In the city cemetery, shall be kept as a separate fund by the Cl» Trea»urer, who shall pro* vide a book for that $urpose. 6ec. 13.—*11

AND

A. M..

greatly reduoed prices. Bbls. OEHBNT, Bed and Bins brands.

ESTATE.

Notice

i«

•n

u'l^airleojty A. O. MATTOX.' t«*Ta

the (oath MS* iiMtaln,

iHie Bqaara,

mm* oellar. Siaair

SioeiriM tathe star

store will be eald tkeai

aty! c:.

Tf naaU HOOHiiAMtOT, and pay

"S.SST2

9300

OK SALB.

WASTKD.^W..

per snstti Or a Oommlieton ft«a

55f$Jiaisu5$msrte£y$»

laa Haehlaa. fmtmm 918,00. Tor Olroulare and

,11'BW. l.l

Wiley Mre Virginia Wlttenbrook llfrt

fOS SALS.

two-l

ehuer The

:i~

T70B SALE—CHEAP—An «xi? oellent eeoond-hand Piano ill oetave roe

iatdlB:' ****x

(bratsrxeeldeoe^ sttaaled at the ooner of

one half an aere, or threa leta aa\» hali. Wo large clsteras, and a well, and being located the baeltbtot fiaciltf the olty^ltU desirable as family leeldenoe, era first alaea boarding henae.

s^y^r.^tes®s.,r

ii-dlia •,

Aaroa ^.

KUk li Stall well A ".J1**. Stallwell A Starbnok O HI A is. ^i'Scott 4 Wx

Mi 'Bchaphons Herman &' Btone

Sain rfa

r-T

r---

T?OB SALIT —Wlflthigto

SALE—A Fine two-story

"OOR SALB--Or Exchange for

rooms, oellar, well, cistern, stable, aheds, oarrl' age-honse, ffrst-rate orchard of apples, pears, peaobee, plnma, cherries, grapes, and, three aorei etrawberttee, lWra.pberrtes,

and onrrapt

evergreens and flowers. Cajl, at the County Treasbrfer's

effl^.

PAPER HANGINGS *C.

SPRING STYLES I:

nlMtr WeU« idea ii

•KMUV St»Sr o»f.a! il .-.".f&i ahsiiT !»fi{w 1109 Main street,

diuna

Imp^rtMS,, a wtfssh le.«sate.-4:»::

W 0 W 8 4 S S

-i ,! B'-mA*'

OIL 4Ji0fH8 *4t

.» a* «a5i*w

jttamassw.as&'tfsf^ Mde ont.

rs uI

1 Y°i ttX .i^Ms« O&O{0&» W (.da

"We b»ve on"

r* °f

Mia tn

LARGEST STOGM 't

v/ ZM

airfaw VMS

lOWCiT PRICES,

v»tJ

tobs

«r W*

graves far all persons over twelve

4»rf:

shall not be lawlul for any person

to erict in tbe olty cemstery any vault of brick orword, or ereot any paling In or around anp

shall be the duty or the GHy Sac-

ton, and also thi duty of any Sexton or persoi having charge of any other burial ground within the city limits, to keep a register of all Interments in their respective cemeteries, describing name, age, cause of death, If known, also locality of lot, when burled they shall also make a Tetfort in the same manner, every month, to the City Council of all such interments, and every such Sexton or»perst n, haviuit charge of the inl terments or any burial gronud, as herein specie fled who shall fall to make such report to the O.ty Clerk within ten days from the eod of eac*

jhall, unless from

'sickness,

-eome

%•TUtJU

Ordinances, or parts of suah,

which come in conflict

with this Ordinance, are

hereby repealed. bso. 14.—Whereas, in tbe opinion of this Couna

emergency exists for the immediate taking of effect of thin Ordlnau:e,-therefore, the sime shall be in fall lorceandeffect from and after its passage and publication.

PERRY V1LLE.

Tbe Steamer

ZEBRA Will

ply

regularly between Terre Haotaaad

•errj¥l!le, having

Terre Haute at nine

o'eloclt

Moudayr, Wodnevdajs and Fridayso'each week. r.

W. SPENCEB,

H. O. Haoeb, €lerk.

Captain.

29dlm

XTOTICE OF SALE OP SEAL

hereby given, that tbe nndsrslgnsd,

Commissioner, appointed by the Conrt of Oommoo Picas, at the December Tern,1868, will exboe» at pabliosale, to the higbeet bidder for cash,

Saturday, tbo ISth day of Harch,

o'clock P. H., at Uie door of the First National Ban*, corner of Fourth and Wabastr Streets,. Terre Haute, the following ileal

west corner of

BAUTB, IND.

A CO,,

,.„'i

tr*X-

Cincinnati, Ohio.

lot

seventy-e'ght

GEO.

186B,

Estate,

county, Indlina, to-wit: Oommenclng forty feet

in Vigo

(78) of/ohn Wb-|

ley's Division to the toiTn of Terre Haute, thense east one hundred and twenty (190) feet, thence sooth one hundred and forty-nlne foet

(MB)

f»et,

to tbe lands owned by the Terre Haate, Alton

SU I«onis

Bail road Company thenoe wsst one

hundred and twenty fleet: from tbenee north, oae hsndred aad forty-nine

UWIII pirictowy.

ATTdttMBta

Wm. B.faS^K'Vila'llNM. Baiid CkaftTn Haln Street.

J^qBTlntOTS ANt BTJILDBRS*

f, „t vwW'a*® sww,^*

Jawl Poll, swath Fourth street. BOOKS AND STATIONEBY "BSMlett A Orttsdy.

101

Main stMt.

eu AracSd oppoetee the Poet OAee.

BAKBBS.

'.ataak Heialg Br^, lAfayette Street.

B1LLIABDS.

it Tstttonia Hotel, Wm. fhafffr, VieyrleSac..

CA^BIAQB FACTOBY.

^irtldy.nuMBas A Co^ Cor. 8d and Walnnt.

CLOTHING

W. Bannister, 1» Haln Straet OMmV* HBtar, SI Haia Btnet. Jokm Baralkla, over Saxton A Walmeley's.

tx OQ«MMlSSION AND OBAIN.

Ms aney A Co.. First St., ea Canal Baatn.

COALDlSALKBS.

(I. Ah II «r|»B» Salllun County CoiL ..

//John oFArUne, filter

take adefirable cottage j.

«•.i-.•?t^:-.:AiqwrTII CWiss.

ijw '•-•HI -j '.rJi iu m.w

Tj^OB SAIiB.—I

offer

^fbrsale

engage

J? In other hnslnees, we will sell g«r OBO

Coal.

I. D.

"si ,«***»**

lis

4 1 2

OraM

$«80* TH*

Bit tar

VAOfOBT.

Jt !j.« iota atstt-ios,j eiv «u ^vatf itol^ir fca#

HEEZ

ABJfOLD

O-i' eitiW (8000BM0K9 *0 B. .. -.' •. }oi*

kcspestiuil announce to the" pubtlo that thij Will onsn' *i'

lSt

*!«d

40B

oi'jd)

Ibelr

'"r

l,"

DRESS MAKING.

.JlKlW

Hedge*,Ohio, bet.

4$ and

DYE HOUSES.

H. (Raridge, £o. 8 North 4tb 8t.

DRY GOODS.

9itH, Uipley A Co., corner blh and Main street iiWiS. UyoaAOo.. 77 Haia street. C. Wittig A Co.. 170 Hain street, r,

BdsaU A Ca, corner fourth and Haln atreet liiSuui A Walmsley, 111 H&tn street. H" tporneliujiA Uaggarty, corner Hain and Third

'"DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE

X. Byca A Sou. Haln street.

ri\.N»'»•* t#JDBUOGISTS^:^

HATS AND CAPS?fe»!

Jaufk O. Tated, 146 Hnin atreet. Howd- A Slate, 193 Hain atreet.

HOTELS.

Hatlonal Honsti, corner Sixth and Hain. Clark Hoase^corner Ohio and First.

Terra Haute House, corner Hain and Seventh. Farmers1 Hotel Oor 9th and chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS..!^

M. A. Crane, Hain street, east of fifth Hager A MoKeen, Dowling Ball. J. A, Ante, SSHain street.

8. B.

freeman,

acre gMweberrtse

s-r-in

beai lag.

Haia street.

John

Dpor

yard set with

Freeman,

JaSdBm

.»i-^

John

A 3ryan, 116

i' MtTSIO DEALERS.

li.

KIssner, Palace of Hnslc,

kII

ii1

1.. hanging j**:! tua

i«»t' sdi CARPETS, till a& law

Seeiev,

of'Ftait

CDsss I3ecior»tora,: jtleslgne» and that ws osn ««nd to aay vpart of the Citr or Country. =»J

...

iuaa 3

dwSss

iw'l sad^atKoja

Neirfitndf

Mat* St.,

ba* tM* on THTTB8DAT IttXT,1

BaperbStoofc of :tl«:ws

Hoop Skirt*,

net ,eoll

to the Ladlea to

ABOtX ABTIOIiVS

X^HK

In all Sly lSS, and at

.. ... ... I ifceis- :."»•!

Onr Store, No. Sooth VMrth Street)

O. T. COOKEBLT,

continued

Mayor.

-W

found la

the West,

,»d eiil

hare

number

i'Mvt

€forset8,vafi^

Ladies'

Famishing

-imd Tttirwy GmOs,

w«l

for the preeeat.:

3dSf ...... HBB£ A ABHOLD.

caisa

TOJTNAM FIR® INSURANCE of

tfiBTtoKD. oo^N,

ASSETS, ^08?5f000,

The M»acy of this Company having bewi pImM ItWhands, weshall ba happyte receive

B. JAO&SON & CO.^r aitruu

BUSS,

(40) eaat of

now.

the north

fHhley,

Jjtpwk A

(149) (set,

the placeof heginnlng. A. IfAiiOB, »dtd Oommlseloaar.

North 4th Street.

Drs.

Appleby A

Waters,

139

Hendrich

«vari aw tlilS •-jitMif

i»(i sd.a» i* iTwsdl

Haln Street.

RETAIL 0ROCERS.

F. D.

Molloy No

»d

South4th Street/

O. I.

B4pley, Haln Street.

Luther

Oi%shyt

apposite the Post OJ3ce.

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, atHcEeen A Paddock's Hill

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jos.

Blake, Ohio Street.

Lange, corner Hain and 4th streets.

SEWING MACHINES.

Carter

Beiner,

SKIRTS AND CORSETS^ Hers

Arnold,

Hain Street.

v'"*1'

N E A E

Isaao Ball, oorner Third and Cherry.

M. W. O'Connell,

Hain Street.

J^JEROHANT'S, of HARTFORD

This old and reliable

Company Is

sented in this oity by

HAOEB

now rep re

McHEEK.'

OFFICE AT DOW LI NO HALL.

e°mw -i^n wtf

Those persons holding Policies of tnsuracce In

tthia

Company, are requested to call for their Benewah

a is O

Business 'Respectfully awllcite'd, and Policies will be Issued on as good terms as any other first-olass Company.

•HAGER

a KcKEKjr,

jaSSdlm a» Aoehts

rpHE HOWE SEWING MA

CHINES

ast rtqalre the iBtenuncnt of Societies or Fain—they arc 'li- jl'a WORLD-RENOWNED.

They are celebrated for doing the beet work

using

a wnoh smaller needle for Hie same thread, than aey Other machine, and by the introduetlon of the most approved machinery, we are now'Shle to supply the ver best machinery in tbe world.

They are adapted to all kinds of Family Sew ing, and to the use of Seamstressee, Dressms kers, Tailors, HanuTacturers of Shirts, Collate,

SKIBTS, CLOAKS, HANTlLLAS,

Clothing, Uats, Caps, Corsets. Boots, Sboee, Harness, Saddtse, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac. They work equally well upon silk, linen, weolea and cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread. Thoy will perform every species of sewing, making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alikeon both slides of the articles sewed.

The New Improved Femliy Hachlne Is without rival, and cannot be surpassed—a Hemmer, Feller, Braider, Qullter and Oalde Family Heohine, free of charge.

Don't

fall to call and ezamiue for youuelves,

at No.

oo..

XMUBia ('»•.! jp .»T 4.,,f

tf eopiss,,

PBODCCB. *C„

BO. WAMIO* W*»T,' OHIO &

PtlNTIKQ

s\^

AN UJF ACT UIVtfKt.

'TBSJiHi HAUTE

PLANUS^ crUlLLSl *.j ,r ,. (v

Ow- of 9th ami Walnut

Ps!?-t-

O. B. Mala Street

•S.S* Itf •. VV

TEBBE

ACT®,

i:'

***»**•.

'ihirii

JEWELLKB8.

'A..

Warren's Block

Jacob Kern, Opposite PostOfflce.

Hain Street.

KEY CHECKS. ,(('•»

Wm.

Bankln, corner 4th aod Lafayette Sts

Castom

if »(il I

JOB PRINTER. it

LIVERY STABLE. 5.

Robert Hunter, opposite Bnntin House.

LEATHER, &c. !,*

L. A.

Burnett,

144 and 146

MECHANICIAN.

Tlttman,

sonth 4th St. opp. Post

H. A.

Baridan,

Uain

street.

8. L.

Straus,

149

Main si.

D. S:

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

r. H.

Biddle,

161

Hain street.

aso. p^Snjeyer ACo.,

1XH.

*ii- I

*-Usiv-Nj 1 itf

SNAPP,

HATNB8

WINDOW3 *n4

'.7?! ..

Ba» ^,\}ullck ft Berry, oorner Main and Fonrtli H. A. Daris A Co., Veming Block.

FARMING

IMPLBMENTa

iaaee Jk Joaes, easfslde PphUo Sia»re.

W»

jrlshlng site by Third Sdtf

entlla«aS MOSWS-ffaaro Tata. onMorth stnat.

GONSMITH AND ST1NCIL CUTTER

Jebn Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

.HARDWARE. ».*«-*

Oory A MSncotlr't, Hain atreet.' Aasttn. dhryer A Ca., Hain Street. *, f,"

CO.,

Having leased Uu above MtatlUMeM saw Snw reedy te msaaftetare the telle lag woife :t

\v»

SASH, DOORS,

DOOR FRAMBS,

«!Bta

DBNT1STS. ./

X:H. Bartb olomew, 1ST Hain street, C. O. litncoin. *th at., between Mala and Ohio. J. Bfchardson Obio street, bet.'Third and 4tli,

..UOULDIMOS,

.1 li

akd Ait

BRACKETS,

S SIDINGS,

€UBFAOZIfG,

BiKBtrmm «r

nmHom.

W Orders solicited and promptly attended to. feblfdlaa

pRAIRIB CITY PLANING Im

....MUk*'

Cist*#: WIlUUtAMtf,

MABura attiaaas e»

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

WliOoiMad Door Vnmeflp

BtBtrBullass, a & I

Newell Posts.

nftagaiiA §Mlngt

And all dascriplions of Sinlsbfld Lumbar.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers

—IN

PINEi«M}M:MER(

LUth

and

Slate

IhiBglei.

Roofli:

Cement

Rooflne,

Roofing

DONE

Hain Stieet.

jyjIiiLINERT.

Ohio street.'

Office.

MILLINERY.

•'/.

Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 4 aod Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

Ban li!son Farrlngton Block, Haia

OYSTER DEALERS!

...V '«KW PAINTERS. Barr It Teakle, South Fourth Street.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. 9e Derkey, Mulberry, bst. 6th and 7th 8ts. tr.

yelt,

Saving,

flanlirg

Wood

«o4

TaralJig

to OI^£R.«

All Work Warranted I

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sts, jeUdtf

I I N E

JHpv. B1JCK11VOHAA

Has removed to tbe corner of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, where she is now opening a

a bench of,keys,

Fonrtli Stieet.,.xr.'/.

Aimaud, ooroer Haln and 6th irtreets.

gr.,"B.

Touug, west side Pablio Square,

.full

and

coat'

plete stock of Fall style Bonnets, Bihneas, Flowers,

Ao. DBBS8 HAKINQ

has also been added

to the buainese. Having a competent Ore ker. satisfaction te guaranteed.

gOMETHING

St.

N E W

B. AKH (ft

Ofcank,

KET CHECKS HAD*TO OBDEB. Cheok

ii a small oval, derman

sOVer

fosteaaata

marked with theowaere nasse,to be that

carried In the pocket. These key

checks may also

lie

attache to Vallsse, Trqnks

and other artiolss. They sire vary Beat and USefal. Also, Hotel and Baggage Checks furnished on short notice. Boor Key Checks numbered and lettered, The price of a Key Cheek

aad will be sent by

forty oeata,

mail on reeeiptof

prkie.,

also have a alee article Of Steal

Bey

Bttigs

and Chains. Any of Um akovs artiolee can he had

calling at my Grocery Store, on the pernor of Fourth aad Lafhyette streets, or

ping a'llne In the Ppet OAee.

l*y

drop

jRUd3m JTM* KAKKIN.

rnw First-Olasa lKvrtrated Ikssil, MagSatse, with Physlognomy,Phreaolcgy,Ethnology,Physiology, and Psychology, adapted to all who read, js

T«a

389

North 4th Street.

Pi W.

Welfc, Berth Third Street.

T. H.

Biddle,

151

Hain street.

Iixcatnaraa PaaaaoLoewiu. Jonaaal,

monthly, at

$3 a

each. New

North Fourth strest, Terre Haute, fnd.

SYdSm

CABTEB A HEINEB, Agents.

:!oxUi,':

Notice

to business men

WANTINO TO SAVE HOFEIT TIHE.

50 Per Cent Reduction! By sending

the Qrigcnal of any Doanmemlt cr

we will return immediately

onr

number

KtAOi sac sixils. the

the followieg extra ,rditiary cheap rat«e: 100 eopiee

92,(XI 600 copies $5,00 1,000 98,00, Ac.—

Tn eaChcjas paper Inoluded,

(letter or note size,)

or fifty art cent, upon the above prie may be saved cy nalug JffAoaics's Patxirr Avroaaaraio

Pbk«s for on an, price

$80,00.

Hanrlcc's Patent 8t

tes

Blgbte are sold at

moderate prices. All kinds of Lithe graphic Wolfe Is done with the greatest eare at the lowest nUi.

Maurice's Patent Autographlo Writing and Printing Establishment,

"Se- -.. rfi V?"- .»

North William St., Ddo

25-d»odly

a**tf "Wist

year cr In olu' of ten, at ft

ty^unife.

January Doable

now ready

Broadway, New

,rn

Hain Street.

STONE CUTTERS.

Wagner

HcFarlane, Bast of

Joseph String,

T. H., A I. B. B,

.U11 ,r6ith' ®6p0t-J TEAS.

190

Number

,3b ceats. 44dft$f

S, B. WBIU,

Ho.

Tortt.

"A rich sUrehcose of inatraotlbn aad eaSwtainpiment." if. T. IWtaas. "It deals whh all qneetlonssfEMtlak the good of aoeiety." Jtt*. Pom. "Oneof the {rfeaSdatstt end moat readable magaalnee that coaei tn this o*oe."—Jf. X. OhronicU. "it ought to have a plaee la every MsIly."— IVeafon JfonMsr. "No other iouraal Amariea imparts fa one year as maeh valaa^ie Information aa thisj aad wtlalsli teachcs man so well to kaow himaelr. Bach fin gle number Is worth the entire aasoaat ot a year' subscription.—lWs,rsp. ^Ageata wanted. 8 eur New Premium Lists I ditstt

NEW GROCERY

AMD

PROVISION STORE!

F. D: MOLLOr,

,, aaaaaf^ia—-

Groceries and

Provisiona,

No.«tthstreet,on

«aaramk ortkc

r«at

'ferre-Hauts,

oac*

Indl&na.

The undersiaaad fase iaat o^aedat the afraye stand, a first-class Family Oroeery aad IPis/IiWi Store, with a large aad wall selected''stdeirbf new end Amah arttflss raltaMe tor every dajT |ie la familiea. to whloh ha calls the atteaMa* e/ Ws friends ana the public generally.

Qoods deliver*d to any part af the elty frree of charge.

Highest cash erica paid for Oonatry Prodaoe, Jy2d«w F. D. HOLtOf.

MEWdiiND 8TATI0NKBT BOfOMSI

Birth Htree^

Opposite Sew Post Ogle* Building. All New Tork, Cincinnati aad Philadelphia Pa* pers and Hegatlnee en hand regalar aad as sooa as Issued,

Special attention paid to getting baok Numbers. laalUel Pnper-and Bnvetopes always on hand or stampsd to order. School Paper, a good arti ole, very cheap. nev« eua. A. ABBOLB.

w*. a. SAaaj^^y^aftjitt #.i-j j». a, t^aus.

BARR A YEAHLE,

HOUSE AND SI6N FAlXllBli AMI) 6KA1ILKBS

Sonth 4th Street, oppaslteCeatral Engine House,

All work entrusted to us, doss promptly, and at reasonable rates. tebliflm

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fp C. BAILEY,

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NOTARY PUBLia."l He will attend to the collection of Bounty aad Pension' Claims,'make out Deeds and Conveyances of any kind,

Af! work dene promptly and eorreotly.

Omci—Over Dowd Slat«'» Hat Store,

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Metropolitan Block, Hain street, Terre Haute, Indiaaa. Ifidlm

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Has removed her Olptak and Drees Ifaklaa est leshmeut to Nay lor's new building on Oak), between Fourth and Fifth etreels^ wfiere sbe wl)) be pleaaed to meet all who dastrwtbe meet peiftf, .Work In this line.

Particular attention-win be given, as hureter ifore, to the lateet styles. The most sklllfhlassletaats have been engaged, Weddlng Cgetumee, Bell, and Perty Pusses, ^Ladles aadtiKtld^sars Ofoafee and lressse amnuf actured with promptness aad dispatch. illtf

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