Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 March 1869 — Page 4

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TEBBKrHAUTE,

Wednesday Morning* March 10.1869.

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..I,-*. .. .• 1 AsH, at the Poeteffic» lobbyrha» Har-f per'i Bazar for March 20th. -J^ri 'Mi.

Mas. S. E. MOOEK, by^ advice of her| friends, submits her name aa a candidate. *for pest Mistress, subject to thij election on the 20 th inst. ." I •tfi. 'i«" t*-

THX oyjricK of Superintendent of Ihej City Schools has beep removed tp._. fclfej rooms recently occupied by' the Y.'M. CJ A. aB reading rooms. 4*tJ*

ST. PATRICK'S DAY—the 1 "fth inat.j will be celebrated by. the'Hib'erfelan Be^ nevolent Society of this'fcily. -The order of exercises is printed in anottor c^MUj i'., •s*4»g~ lA

Gkobok W. NAYLOB requests us to sa, that he has not and neven.has iad -apy aspirations towards the Mayoralty of thia city. The Journal was ml^gif^ajd, |.

GBOYKK & Millar are'just' i^.w^ipt of a magnificent line of goodsefi»' gents', Spring w,ear, mention

more fully made by ment in a few days.

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SNTBLOPEB are now made with the mucilage on the lower part of the envel jope intstead of the flap. On moiatenf the edge of the flap, ai usual, and pre#., -ing It down upon the gtimmed surface below, a very thorough adhesion takes plaoe, without the objeotion of getting) the taste of the gup in the mouth, or removing part of it by the tongue,

THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET1B the eigpi*1 flcant title of a new temperance aprd lit: •rary Magazine, recently estabUshed' in Indianapolis, a copy of which is placed our table by the publishers. It is neatly printed, in an attractive form, and well filled with good reading matter.— 3Ve especially commend it. to purJSBlperance people. Address Cowen & X'rotzpian^publishersj •«jappUs^^^

ADYEjiTiaiNa Ingenuity room for novelty, but a NeW'York mer chant has challenged sittehiioq toW space entirely blank, with tho folloirl^g note, In fine print, at the bottom: (This apace was sold t6 A. IV Brbhnfeh, but &t their business is sufficiently brisk they decline to use it.) Every body eah't afford eccentricities «f this kind but: everybody can afford to adyertlsa'in the BX*R*B*.

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THE WXEXLT EZPBKSS, with full REtail* of- Grant's inauguration, bis inftiigut al address, the organization of the Fortyfirst Congress, the selection of the Cabi' net, the Democratic bolt in the S.tate Legislature, Southern Prison affairs, the address of the Republican members.' of thje l^egislature, editorials, .State item?,HB.4 tiome news, will berissued at ten o'clqck this morning. Single" copies may be'tad at the1 cojuntlng room., Tbe incteasing popularity or the WEEKLT- EXPBKSS makes it a valuable advertising medium— eipeoially to those who wish, the trade of farmers and the residents of surrounding towns. sr-i UikPiJ&X h^A

YOUNG MARRIED MAN, a word in your ear. You sometimes get dry, don't you? You think a "nip" wonldfejf set ybu back any. You have an. inclinatioitto repair to a "convenient suioide shop""— in company with a friend—and you must, Of course, obtain a refined artl6le. That will coat you, in the aggregate, fifty Vents. You start on your quest. Now take a friend's advice—don't go that way "fiTake a long draught of the pure liquid of God's own brewing—jyill refresh you—and there is not a "headaohe in a barrel of it". Then, if you are .inclined for a walk, and your lose change is burning your pocket, stop at some one of the jfutperoui stores about town, that ,keep

Almost everything except "liquid damna Jtion" for-sale, and fay out |he anjQUQt^yQu proposed to invest la^poisc^), (anil iflmlieh ikore tt you cai^ spare,) itv. some little presents—useful as well as ornamental—for the loved ones-at home Pass the suicide shop and go ^home to your treasures. When you get up in morning, buoyant And refreshed, with a clear bead upon your shoulders, and quietconscientfe

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find the little ones intoxicated^ with innocent delight, over jour thonghtfal kindness. There is no pleasure like it. Not a goblet of the famous ^spiced Fal$rnian," of Arbaces the Egyptian e.ypr pro. duoed sensations like to thee» If you'do not feel good over it, young, Benedict, (and old one, too, for thSt fijatl^rJ yoflr bene* must be as matrowtasr as tfaoM~6f BanItfo, thrf rfPbidffeii,-pftKr-'*fB?r ySift heart as callous as that of the mothermurdering buffoon who executed a jig otjl the fiddle while the seveithUled tity "Was rearing and crackling in fiamee.

The Indianapolis Mirror puts the above good sense in print and we endorse every word of it

ijilli which fftlW pa«Jb6^' gUUture,

fierce'® dog bill. Tba Jy his to answer fo(,

MUSICAL,—WE nusical conven ind evening' ng with ion wb'

city in the State. It should and we know of no better way"of bringnig it out than by the proposed convention sjBT j. ••. '"jy

Ofra COURTS.-There are indications, or at least-ii is the opinion of soma t, on the sadden disr tion of the General Assemby is to leave our courts an a* tangle. The. bill creating^ the CriofiSid Ooutt, and wW6h ia now a law, does not transfer- the Grand Jury and another act was necessary for that purpoafci* ^ehQe, we have a Circuit Court with a Grand Jury, but no jurisdiction in criminal buinseqs* ao(i a Criminal Court with no Grand Jury. On the other hand others q*e7 jof the opinion that the Gjr cuit Qourt .haa jurisdiction as heretofore1 untifctheCriminal Court is fully organ ized. When lawyers, as well as doctors disagree, who shall decide

To the President and Brothers of the Hibernian Benevolent Society: JJJJ We wish to submit the following line o£ fjr the l7th day of March, 1869 ja| |i»

M. W. Sedam..'. J. G. AdamB^»..:. ...........

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&l£ebti<^y Bros........

John.N. Keiz afaVgaret McKee. 3: B'^hitaker.'.,,.'.. Jacob Gundlefinger

der to meet the demands of her rapidly Increasing' trade, has removed to No. 89 Main .street, Warren's Block), where she Will be happy to receive the calls of her friends and patrons. She will constantly keep on band a complete assort ment of plain and ornamental hair, such ae.Swi^iafc- Curl*, Puffs,-:Side Curls, Chignons, &c. Ladies wishing Switches m^de out of combing, can be acoommoda?n, short.notice. .Persons desiring to rbnt anything in ber line will find a good variety to select from at reasonable pricey

Highest prioe paid for Hair.''

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Kottci.

srtant

Traatees otma

.on, vu l£e

mocracy tttaiT mapyjia*.

hear some talk ef a

.ion—that is, to have day sessions, for one wed^..doe* big concert. There Is "bo reave should not have something ibd mu*1 doe

Hibernian Ha|l at 8p'c|Dck

tie morning to form procession.—j Procession to moveprPciselyat '9j t6el#k A. M., from the Hall, west on Ohio street TJTTirat,"North First lo Main, Bast Main to 9tb, South 9th to Ohio, West Ohio lo 5th, South 5th to the Catholic Church. After services at the Church, to the Hall: then {disperse till 6 o'clock p. M. then ngfra/irieet to attend aervices in a' body After services, march to Pence's Hall, to partake of refreshments. 10-d2d JOHN WALSH, Marshal.

Handkerchiefs, all linen. A new lot just received at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt

Criminal Business.—Mayor Cookerly on yesterday filed with the County Clerk for the action of the next Grand Jury, thirteen transcripts of cases recently ex-

amined before his court. Twelve of these cases are for larceny, and one for assault and battery with intent to murder. Ten of the parties are in jail, and three out on bail.

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"nfcrV TABLE LINENS, very cheap. We have still a {number of Damask Clothe a little soiled, that we offer at cost, .•^du

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& WALMSLEV.

SEE our lin^pf Fine Embroideries be fore deciding where to purchase. We guarantee satisfaction in every particu 4AC. ,R? ,00. |JEXTON & WALMSLET. dlt

(),)THE Editor of the Kenosha Telegraph says: "We have beforo spPken of JRr ^fce'rOrearb Baking Powders, as an ar tjcle of great merit, and it has, with us lost nope of its, original preetige for the linger we use it the bettor we like it Got a box of i?Pur grooer and try it by all means. d3t.

GRR^T reduction in the price 'SMtpied Damasks, Napkins, Towels, &c. at wrk-'Ryoe & Co'#. VO-dtf

I'ffi 4irge»t lot of Fringed Huck' ToW« els in tbeuity—?Belliog at 1.90 per dozen 10-dtf W. S. RYCE &Co.

between Sixth and Samnih streets, on ^d^day, 10th \^|., o'olock A full attendance of the members' ie requested.

Done by oraer of the Board of Trustees.

a: aaiffifw-WlL"'clork" Fch^.TBror"^

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,_.^I taxes without additional the time expiring on the 15th inst. Call and settle. a so

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Rn /yynTKwjjBeveral gentlemen can obtain room? Sa board at No. 41 Nortkj Fourth streeV. —ferms-reasonablfr. T-ransJ ione board $1,00 per day.

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•i^pyOQO'r'^roiectionisq^pred

Inpvjrera in IAE-'—HOME OF NEW YORK.' The first policy issued in Terra Haute by this Company was dated Dec. 1st, 1823 One thousand six hundred have since b_een issued to patrons at this place. All thd which have occurred under these policies, have been promptly qpd amicably B«ttled»—as the.following which are a few ot the payments made for loss jag&^g£tfiH atie3t: dLkl iX fll .$2,500 1,200 '2,000 1 5,000 150

,000 30 50

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issued by

H^sfoRD A BotrbiNtoT, Agentt,0' 10-dtf Cor. 4th^and Main streets.

CONSIONEE'S SALE or TOBACCO AJJCTION.-T-Oa aoeount of whom it may concern, we will sell at our Sales Boom, corner of 3d and Ohio streets, on Friday, March 12th, 1869, at 2 o'clock p. M., a superior lot of 100 caddies and boxes of to bacoo 91 good condition, coneiift^g of dark ftnd bright leas, quarters, and navy also, a large lot of natural pounds and bright natural leaf nine inch plug, sold in lots to suit purchasers. Sale to con tinue from day to day until the lot is die posetl^f. |4» G^KINER & FORREST, 10,dtfJ .^'t Auctioneers.

A{. (j^M/s. M. Bj^gelmao, in or

.R MFCFE. M.'KIBOBLMAN, gs MiiniMrecA, Warren's Block. n*WWtt ii.-! ft 11

Oil.

MERCDITK & DELANO 'have removed their law o«ce to the. Farrington Block. 8d3t

IF YOU want the beat Sewing Machine,

bu^.4^'!D0^ Tl^eed' s-

"Wheel*!

Agent, i43 Main street, up-stairs. 9dtf

DON hi talked into purchasing a Sewing Machine before seeing the new Weed Family Favorite. Z. S. Wheeler, Agent, 1433Mata street,!up-stairs. gdtf

IMSTBDCTIONS IN LANDSCAPE PAINT-O^-Tfcoi^xlesn'fng to learn the bekutii f"1 art ^f Laixiacapa PaiDting, «in do iw^ll to caU and azamine specimens at tbe rooms of. J. D. Wright. Terms reasonable. GEO. H. CAffix

Mtpricaa,

will be

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in market' Z. S. Wheeler, Agent, 14$ Main:t«i%a,^8tai^1®w 9M il Ail

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BEUOVBO.—«rowk* H*lmeb#^0T®pioved, to mnMftij^^tpwt,?M»Jween Third, and on hand a large stopj|i#fiyftlWftW*w"0» Glassware, Table Cutlery, Ac. 5 dtf

Baking Powder. It is economy to buy it—takes only two-thirds as much other kinds. SoldibyCox & Son Wholei

2dtf

A FINE LINE of New Neck Ties, just received by Riddle, 151 Main street. 27,dtf

WINTER GOODS, at any price to close

SEWING MACHIINES^-The best Sewing Machines in the market, to sell monthly payment!'fcy»T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street. [27,dtf

Oat mJ.

lasses, choice Sugars, Teas and Coffees AT I JOSEPH STRONG'S -Nov 180, Main street

HAVING secured the Dining Boom of the BuntinBouse, I will open, this pnrn-

who wish to leartrto ride the Velocipede The room being large and suitable for practice, I will put in about one dozen machines, which I win rent at reasonable rates, also will fill orders for the latest improvedVelocipede. "ttdiaatr-

BIDDL*icanfceat-the?'FalHi$ede^ Sewing Machines. .efnw {2-7,dtt

ti j.- i~ «.

WE do not propose to sell for a song, seasonable but we will sell at cost,

all

goods. *prr?t 170 Main street

Co.

Block.

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GOOD QUALITY of Shirts ana Drawers can bs had for 50 and 60 cents, ai Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

W ANV^w^lloay'SlSrl^b Mftl Window Glass, etc., this season, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and Complete, aihd alfrfry'a stold at the bottom of the market. ..

.«(«-» hi hoai-i -bru^|i^

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THE latest style of Dowd^l^gffH

3,0

Ties and Boas at

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rt-Jf, *ow waiit as J^t or Cap^b^aj! for the ^oney. goto^^Slat^^ ,16dtf

PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared by competent Druggftfti 'at Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6th and Main St nwwiit atit** bust

MEDICAL.— Dr. Wv Moore respectfully announces that he has resumed the practice of medicine in this c^tt. Office, on mti IMei&Xh and Fifth, over Goodman's Clothing Store, and formerly occupied by Mrs, Leonard. 13-dlm

WOOLEN HOODS at 10 oents, 25 cents and 60 cents, at C. Wittig & CO'B., 170 Main street, Doming Block. jll-dtf

BOOTS AND SHOES.—Jaoob Doll has removed his stock of-Boots and Shoes to the store room, one square south of the old

low Ohio street, where he will be pleased to see bis old customers And JUL manx

their patronage. The entire stock will bft o! Country merchants wishing tp "sort up" with odds'and ends hi

shoe ne, wjll da well to give hito'a

IF yoll'Want Ij'argalns ih Winler Qpods go WittT^ ffuo%*lf$ Ma^ streeV Deming B!o«k^ Ittrtj^i^l witfter^gbp^S at exact cost. -..«»- a.-u jH-dtf

4)^ tbb WS^^I^r^aa 6ra2gf^eeli Call at C. I. Rfptey||,

Totr^can

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aVC, !. Biple^^ |^I

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iifimon I^eel, •'[".Wit

5 1

CARPKNTERS and' bollderd generally, for tba b«twartttnfcd T«ol« Mid Toledo Sash and ..Doors sea Anstin, Shryer AGo

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at* 149 Miiin

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.. '.•»%»» W imxvww jfvaw ma ta--c nutoe-s}-].' I. Wit# iab«*.-5( .1 ».«es ».(«» *1 t*£:r

ONNETS W ji

BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour a S

i^an ^MrgW Bseonaetff of Fapec, Cftllars in. tb« «Uy, tA Dowd A lattffc lsdtf

149 Main street.

MILLINEBT.—Miss M. A. Raridan has opened- her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Bberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old customers, and as many choose to favor her

new ones as may with their patronage.

,nt 5jOttfi&««urer,

ass

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Go TO B. B. Wright & Co., Extra Large Oysters.

BUY where you" get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. eou.d make you see it. dtf'

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

get

FRIBH DATES, figs 'inll' &5>5nlW£^t

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POSTOFFICE ELECTION.

By the advice of my friends, I hereby submit my name as a candidate for Postniifl}rp« subjoot to the popntar will, as It may be expregaed at the proposed election, to be held on the 20th itist.

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for those lBdtf

at Msai -mate-

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18k

THE BEST assortment of plain

io •ximT!^rmjiorTT'ri7 PEELED DRIED PEACHES at C. I.

ley's.

tr-ainr ^TW

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r-aflooa -88aa(Til

at exact cost.

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the Post Office,

%'bt selling his goods at

cost, neither docs he intend to close out by ChristmA, ^'t7 Sellss^HSheapas any one in thecity a fine lotofJewelry and

pa^^^^^^^^efore^p^c^^ ^^12 2

and Lemons at Sage's.

"^MtANGES

[26,dtf

Sage's. [19-dtf .g}8 titiM- brift bt CLOTHES WRINGERS!CLOTHES WRtfios.

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Buckeye Clothes Wriii|^rt^Jl V*®*Little Grant Clothes Wringers. Sherman Clotbes Wringers, For sale at CORY & MANCOUKT'S. 21-dtf

A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig & Go's., ,170 Main street, Deming Block, they sell at cost, jll-dtf

SMALL PROFITS AND_ QUICK SALES Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries and Produce for sale at his new stand, opposite the PoBtoffice. Call and see for yourselves The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have a good

time. J*dtf

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor feb23dwlt

Mrs, S. E. MOOBE.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tbe Age of Miracles Beyiyetl.—The Mtttngtr of Health giyei the particulars of one of the molt miracoloai cares on record. Isaac Saltear, of Uyeratown, Lebanon county, Pa., a youth seventeen years old, was afflicted for oyer two years with the worst form of Scrofula hii entire body, face, neck and limbs were literally covered frith large rnnning sores, which discharged puru lent matter so copiously as to gvthorhalf an inch deep in bed during the nlgfct he was constantly cold, and required a hot fire in bis room both summer and winter the smell was so offensive that no person could*endure It longer than a min at* or twe Drs. Bridenbach, Bucher, Heckart and Lebvengood, well-known and skillful physl-

£n\*tteted »«*h0*b#,f ^pie toaffoA th|*su((p€i^ny^Blle(^ A^i lalt resort, he was Induced to use the celebrated HI8HLER'S HERB BITTERS, and is now perfestly restored to health. The editor of tbe M«cnng* r^p^-Xn^^ioQ*pi»rg6 glass jars containing fiii pounfft ojioabtlijcen from tkt body of young Saltzer. mlOdwIw i'^ rTTTT

Barr's JtjAlr.—Bead tb_e ollowing itrong and pointed endorsement of M« R«m*dy for Oon^s^and i^c|or^l

THOMAS BARE, Esq., Dear Sir:—I have used several bottles of ycgijr oraLKUxir|" my family, and in Bv4a Mstanc«£iJh N|ynfcyMf LT beneflcial results^'"* Ef S^AHKTTOWE, •Pastor 1st Congregational Church.

Manufactured by (S2dSm Droggisls. wNEW ADVERTISEMENTS '\.'i "t\ I /Vi piTY TREASUEBR'S SALE.—

B, virtue

%tbel0bt!in|d

Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, I srlll, on the 84th day of March, 1869, at ih« door :'.iss%^'rJ,as toig&Js day, stII atpnblio auction the following desoriblot OEparas! tf landjtevwlHantl^xo^pt 30 feet br 68 feet In northwest oorner (100 ouehnodrod, in the original plat of said city, or so much thereof, aa mar be neoepsary to satisfy the sum of 193,88, assessed against John D. Bell, ana again said let, for Krad ng and graveling that pa-t ol Walnut street, adjacent to sail lot, add undar a certain contraot made by said city, with Braxton Oos, for grading and graveling of Walnut street between Market and Fourth streets, with costs of sals. C. A. GOODWIN, mlOwSt City Treasurer.

H. DOOLEY,

SUOOESSOB TO M. W. O'OQNNELI.,

Has for Sale

S O O O O S

N E W S A E S

"::*v AND—.

iv .* PIC1 VRES. No. 104 Main Street.

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srwi-aai «i&mb-6l net

TERRE HAUTE AND PERRY V1LLE. The8teamer ZKBBA will ply regularly between Terre Haute and 'enyvliie, leaving Terre Haute at nine o'clock A. *., Mondays, Wedneedays aad FridaysoTesch Week. C. W. SPENCER, Captain.

H. G. HMEB, Clerk, 2Vdlm 1 i, ijvi

ibis powarfol Company wlll oper, FOB THREE NIGHTS ONLY, MW»4»F Sv^-MMMh W. cehaiiti of-

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.IhaWllowiaf weU-known Aithti tWsptrwerfnlOompiny:

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.MA¥HKNBI», MISS JULIASTJTVKSSOH,

I P]V8.?,W. flABioiit, .. '!•.!(. s-

MAPLE SUGAR at C. I. BIPLEY^S^ ^,#I^ OBO. O.cHAfeLES. ...

S UGAR at C. I. I?LEY.

MA. W. J* FJULVVJ

NMMhqr Bv«, HaNh Wlh,-

Will be presented for the first time in TerIe Haute, the most successful Play of ths Season,entitled

THE L^CASHIBE^ L4§§£'

«f3fti«h Jftw^ntf^^rytte,«itnet3« amission 50 Oonit». iiJ-j i'4'.V F. V. HBERBT, Bis. Aft,

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PUTNAM FIRE. INSURANC jL OF HABTFOBD, CONN. jess.opa,

The agency of thU Company having been placed in eur hands, we shall be happy to recbive the patronage of the old friends of this Sterling company..aad of the ifftblip generallj. Pollcla* issued on favorable terms, by

J^IYERY BROKER & STABLES

The undersigned, at his -Livery Stable, on Third street, opposite the 'Bontin Honsa, Is now preparsd WLTH gced stock and Garrftaep, to aaco'mftkftt« the public. BOb'T

Any parson wishing: to deposit Horses, Bag gies, Harness, or »ther Mvery articles at Hunter's Livery Stable, will ba accouimodat«d with money

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jyjlLLINERy.

QOMETHING NEW

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i,« WiaaHT'S

Eepellent Umbrellas j" '*T .••'utltrifAST COIiOR. IVicea within the r^aoli of" all,

Ke^pthe we»rer 'lry«.do not sou iha dreas or floor, and will not turn "inside out.All will boar Inside tho above niara,,none oth* srs gennioe. *A Wholesale only by .if-J

WRIGHT B80THEB8 & 00., 923 and' 824 Market Street, Philadelphia, I l. 984 Broadway, New York. ..

*mM6.il2taw.3m

^LOUR, CEMENT, BACON.&c.

BBLS. OF FLOCK, different grades, at greatly reduced prices. Bbls. CEMENT, Bed and Blue brands.

500

Hhds. fresh BAOON. Bbls MESS POKE.

250

1«1

siiiVf Kuiditialfirt tmfV

75 Plaster Paris, Lime, $alt, and a well assorted ttock of & O E I E S _at'the lowest market price, foraale by •. a BEiMAur,

Main Street, between 8th and 9th. TES'RE HAUTE. lNjI.

I N I O

Jttjrn.z BUCsfmrOHAn Has removed to the corner of Fourth and Ohio Streets, wfeereelieis now opening a full and complete stock of Fall style Bonnets, Blbnons, Flowera,4c. DRESS MAKING! has also been added

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KEY OHEOK8 MADE TO OBDKB. A KEY Cheok. id^ a-8tna^l| *val, "Qerman silver Check, marked with the owner's name, to be fastened to a Mnoh otkejs, carried III tbe pocket. These key checks may also le attache to Yalises,. Trunks and otberartlolea. They are very,neat and useful.

AUo, Hotel And Baggage Checks fnrnlshed on short notice. Door Key Checks numbered and lettered, The prl'ce of a Koy Check la forty oents, and fflTlU be sent by mall on reoelpl of prlao.

I 'ifso mtve nice article of Steel Key Blogs and Chains. Any nf-the above articles can be had by calling at my Gropery Store, on the cor net of^Jfonrtli and Lafa^ltts streets, or by drcp-

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plu^a llnVin'tbe PostOm jnl4d3m

«e. WH. RANK IN.

TVTOTICJI.OF SALS OF .REAL !_ BSTATB. Nbtloo Is'bSreby given', that the undersigned, Osmmlmioner, appointed by (he Court of Oomtnon Cloas, at,tbe December Term, 1868, wfyl ex p(ts(« tnpublldeale, to the highest bidder for cash, eo Saturday, the 13th day of Marcb, 1869, at S o'clock P. M., at the door of the Firat National (tank, corner, ot Foarth and Wabash streets, Tert^Sairt^, the 'following Beal Estate, in Tlgo sounty, Ihdl»ne, to-wlt:

Commencing forty, feet (49) east of the northwest corner of lot" seventy-e'ght (78) of John Sib ley's Division to the town of Terre Haute, thenoe ea»t *iepnlred and twenty (ISO) feet, thenoe aoutbMTs hundred and forty-nine feet to tbe land* owned by the Terre Haute"

I. M. BARE. 8. B. TKARLB.

BARB A IEAHLE, IHODSR AND SIGN PAI.NTKKS AND ORAINGB8 'souih 4th Street, opposite Central Engine House,

All work entruitcd lo us, dose promptly, and at reaeonable-ratept leblltm

JOHTF BABLF IKLE.

2}~\.r'

j*. Morohiint Tailor, MAIN STREET, Over Sax&n Walmsley's Dry Goads store Would.reepeMi-ihy oallthe attention or the cftlaens of Terre Haute, and the pnblio la geaeral, that he has Tented rooms above 8axtou iwalae ley'. Ury Goods store, tor thepnrpoeeefcarrying on

JHercbant Tailoring. Hi keeps always on hand a FASHIOHABU SrCKOTIOK or OASSIMEBKS, VKSTIHM, SuLOTHS, to., and is ready te make It np in £bft Latest Style and on Sbon Notice knd on vifj Beasonable Tertns. Having no high ,-ents to pky, he promises to make up to oider, -whether the gebdsbe taralehed by him or not.— £vtr|t^i|lD ha lias cheaper -tban U)*kere else.

Odtting dene Mid warranted to fit. A liberal £atreoaee soiictted.

•:it'ltM* it

In rrmms, f'^*tlnill«f n»iuri will 1 Ms^aTSftsi't^wtrap^Wv-wowtrthaa AK'Some fruit trwa and mpwlaN. For urw ioonire of *£*.,

WELLISG

HOUSE, wltk 7 raOfaS (iaatndiog kitchen,) collar, wall and clitara. oc».l-hap«« anil wnnrt aha.1. neot-fie -par utoolh. Xnqa:

squire •t Prairie City

v.-

tk» sowthshW PuWM9'-9aa«rflk:ariUl

rtaaaaflfi*??TffP •Ht aiwj

XIZAJJIBD.-riCo pni!h«Br™*a small Hbusi AND l,OT, and pay for

roir SALE*

F-

•POR Jj oelli

I ME. J. H. MCia-IGi&u MB. T. .RAINJST,

iflH .12 .•» V^t.

jll-dtf

ni)tl' VC

OB SAIifimA two-*tory b¥l«k Honwi lonated IWb srt«SE»ivnset to purcbat«r. The owneririH a desirable cotiAgf

SALE—CHEAP—An -ex* oellent eeoond-hand Piano six octave rcsewood casa, Jftsiiaa attaokmssti IwpUrgjri this

I -St

^•V-^ Mfi ±-1

ortvi

fanner'l^sidSn^Vsttni&d^st ^the corner of Market (AIM 3d) ao4 %aal s»H«i*P Hifr WSWS

large cisterns, and a well, and being located In the healthlsst parrgf tBft Btty» trTT^eslrable as family lesidenc^. orjkflrst class boarding Jifuse. It 'will MSoM«r «*-, vW#leW,-6r «i«Banged tot a Curpfcj.i»^oa^itios, in HUSois.. Ifar

t?0R SALE.—Wishiugto engage Jk~.- xlasito bnstsai. sa will—H» asrOIW

to engage in this busineoa, oan find a good site by calling at NOBBIB* Wagon Yard, on North Third str««t. Sdtf

T?OK §ALE—A.Finp tao-story X? VramwS«Mllag BtaS^-sightArooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage houae, and ®odOdai

T?OR SALE—Or Exchange for, J? "bityWrfp^rty, acres of $ofwlTj£nii!e? East of thecity, with a good brick house ot eight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stable, sheds, carrl-age-Wuae. ffrit-race orchard.of apples^ pears, peoefceh, ptums^, cherriSs, grapes, and, three acret strawberries, ljrf nMpberries, 1 ao're gooseberriea ai(d onrrants—all baai ing, Dpof yard set with evergreens and flow*ra. Call at .the County frMinrsr's sffldo, JaSdSm

PAP^R HANGINGS &C.

yUi~# id

SPRING STYLES! Jia ob oHyr ivit ii-r 'ft tat V-'

BR0K4W BROS.,

*. *v ft Importers, Wholesale* an-* Batsil dialers in

Bfp^pjjg H4KeiN€IS,

vi fi a nmviiiB

iwuotfna vAlli Iklwj

WTO0W SHADES,

OIL CLOTHS

•'Wears no# receiving our*ii)few sp'rlng styles, and afcall bs oonstantly adding to tbem as they come^ont. tliitW n.ihaaa/- n/ 1, ,Wl 3lMi.vnc

We have on hand the :nollWffj

rwrtv /v y.j-r. S)r,tT

Wias

WHABT03,*BA0H & CO.,

lSdlm V- -Agents.

A Superb Stock of

it (1494 feet, ate, Alton A

St. Lp«ia. Bailroad Company theace west one buodrM and *twenty (120) feet: from tbenee north, one hundred and forty-alne (148) feet, to

A. LANGS,

tbe place of beginning.

Oommiflfli^aer.

STOCK

orfi ?«i 9vK»aj«il iJ4nj of *'t«

»."]'VoTths

X^Ve^o^V'at'tfe^11^»aiKH

I iKili i-'.-'.I •{•.!««-. ..1 ----i.rsrfut«d

JLOWEJ8T PRICES, i'S \-x* '4J ,?«flit6^s f0unl'in the Wast,"'""""

ulietfwsi..-' •-f* 0W tiave number of First CLAS^ NLP^OOPATON, DESIGNERS and X^lain Paper Haulers tfaat we ctn i^iid to atiy part of the

Citar wysw* .aaA-«« n«

BROKAW BRO'S.

dwSai51'' «U.«»':«• XMOtT. BMW-. (i .isa'tSot saq J&llvV »ci' «l -ifHjssil'i lios ai frtoBa .MSSo-ISJi '•Atk-

.T|ii«np f*»t .»!»

•hahtmal YHsaa-Jo l«»uVi

4th

Qrand Inauguration

M- O* THE RIW SKIRT RACFRBITXRF^

HEBZ AABJTOLD

.met

(3DOOESSOR3 TO

'«-•». •li'lj

Bespeotfully announce to tbe pnblio that they will open at» mis Maviijnrc .:&s

lhelr New Stamd, 89 Main St. Ua SIC9GI PS THDB6DAX NTXT,

Hoop ^Skirt8f~ Corsets, /4 iMc^& JPur^shing itnd JFtan&i/

and hereby extend aa Invltaikra to rhe LadUiklfo call and exsmlne thefrstoek, assuring them that they will oonstantly find at their establishment

A FULL LINK OF TBE ABOVE ARTICLES ,i ln sH styles, and at

Prices to Suit AH.

Oar Stare. Jio. 13 South Foarth street, will baoonttaneafos.the preeent. Sdtf HSBZ 3t ARNOLD.

FN BO. B. JACKSON & CO.,

flmEU

C«mmission^ and Fttwardiig Itrcbffl«, Bsixaas IN «BAl«f, PIOSB, POBI, MID, PROBVOKM,,

NO. 63 WAtjSNJT STBtlET,

ClNC INN NAT!, OHIO.

BJEFIB TO

B. F. Brannan, Prest/Franklin Bank, .. Otncltwatl. Otto. Sibley, French & Go„

Commission Merchants, Olnclnnatl, Ohio.

James H. Turner, feblSdSm Terre Haute, Indiana.

J^OTICE. I* "II -.1.

ay*

^he tnn of Taall. Blp^y Co-,,*SS diss«(%d on the 1st 6f January, by mutual consent, Mr. G. W. Haberly retiring, and Arthur Deming takinghis plaee* The new Arm will be known under the style of Tasllta&> ley A Deming-

AU parsons indebted to tba late Una will| call and settle immediately prattrfwtf

by notanr eaah.

ITW ^VNf 1^"

W». S. McLean, 96 Main 8o6ft ft T)ny, 60 Ohio 8treet. J«a. B.Blake, OhiaStnet. a A»GHIT8GTS ANt) BUILDERS. J.A.Vrydagh, corner Math and llfth. OHft ft Williaaas, consnr Ninth and KslMif

""ROOTS' Ajfr) SHOES,

BpO£LSANX STATIONERY oJaartl sstf 101 Main strset. %gns AwW epjKWtWi U« iSMrt Offlca.

A. U. Dooley, 104 Main Street

,0jUSCB.I- :. .H

-la'ionT Ht 8 .At 3tttoaia.-Ifirtet, Va.5Mtfi EMprtetttrv -v ^»OARMA3E 'FACTOffV. "MAy.^btih Co., Cor. and 'Sfraluu^^^

OiOTHWrQ.

W.H» Bliaaister, 79 Main Streak JUhu^.M Mi ttmv.

COMMISSION ANB OiUlli. ao: ntiMU, ts-OUsf Bad*:COAL DEALURS.

'St. A Mcrffean', Sulll'^in Connty Coal. Jshn BfcFartirt^UHer Coal-.

DR^^S maki^^ '"""v £, j£ledS«, Ohio, bit- ttt^ Md^t^SIS,, -DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 1S7 Main street. O. O. Lincoln, 6th &t., between Main and Obio. J. Ulcbardson,Ohio street, bet. Tfcird and 4th.

DYB HOUSKS.

•H. OUflaije.'Ko. 8 North.4th St. .i: XKY GOOIS. -.Tnell, Bipiey Jk Go., obrner 6th and Main street *W. S. ltycejt Co.. 77 Main street.

Belrry, corner Hain and VoarU

H. A. D^rla A Co«^ iyeiiiiuj Biock, -FARMING IMPLKMEHTS. Jones A Jonee, east side Publio Square. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTT.BJi

John Armstrong, Ohio-straeV east or Third. HAKDWABE. Oory A Mausourt, Main Street. Austin, Shryer & Co., Maiu.Stieet •, HATS AND (JAFS« 2 3osej/h 0. ates, 145 Mr.in street. .^

Dowd dk Slatd t93 Main street.' HOTELS. .V'V^ ,.N«tiooal Houae, oornor Sixth and Main .piufk Hoaae, corner Ohio and First.

Terre Haute House," corner Main and Seventh ,J*rtners' Hotel Oor 9th and chory. 1NSUBANUE AGENTS,^' M. A. Urane, Hain street, tastof Vinb. «ut

Hnger McKeen^. Dowling ball. C'w" J. A. IVOte, t5 main street. ,,:cm tyfet

JEWELLEBS.

S. B. FrMBiAm 74 Main street. John K. JriuouiAU, 6 Warren's Block' Jacob Xdfu, Opp oaite PoitOOIc«.

JOB PBINTEB. 1i Wfit

John.A.3ryan, US M*iu struct.

KEY CHECKS.

Wo. Bankln, eorocr 4th and Lafayette Stjv LIVERY STABLE. *r BobSrt ttauter, opposite Buatin Houss/

L^ATHEB, ^c. 5r»-

L. A. Burnett, 144 Add 146 Main Stieet.

-H

MUSIC DEALEBS. »M*

L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A.^ittman, 16 southopp, PostOiDce.K ,MILLINEBY. "to*'".'* M. A. Raridan,.80 Main street. a .* S. L. Straus, 143 Main St. Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 4 atid Ohio.

MILITABY CLAIMS.

D. S. Danijiaon Farrington Block, Maia St. NOTIONS AND TBIMMINGS.^ T, H. Biddle, 151 Main street. •i

OYSTEB DEALERS.

Geo. Habermeyer A Co., Fourth Sttset. '^v' "r PAINTERS. N Barr A Yeakle, South Fourth Street. .. PHYSICIANS, t" '1 Pr De DBl-KeV, Vnlberry,'bet. 6th"an9 7th Sts.' Dr. A. Atmaud, corner Main and 6th Streets. Dr.8. J. Touug, west tide PablioSqoare. Dr. 1.D. Seelev, 41 North 4th Street. Drs. Appleby & Waters, 139 Main Street.

RETAIL GROCEBS.

F. D. Molloy No & South 4th Street. Oi l. Blpley,, Main Sttdet. Luther Grigsby, opposite the Poet Office.

RAILBOAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, at MoKsen 4 Paddock's Mill. BEAL ESTATE AGENTS Jos H. Blake,-Ohio Street. Hfja^rich fe Lange, corner Main and 4th streets.

SEWING MACHINES.

Carter 4 Helner, 18 North 4tH Street. P. W. Wolfe, North Third Street. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main Street.- I ii

SKIBTS AND CORSETS -TJ .He^? Arnold, 89 Main street. STONE CUTTEBS.mM

Wagner & McFarla»e, Kastof T. H., A I. B.B. Frflig lil Depot. 1P taste*

TEAS. ,lta w4

Joseph Strong, 190 Main Streets

UNDERTAKER.

This old and.-I'elfable Comjtahy' IiT now'T^re sente^iu this pity by

'HAG£B

ncKEfinr..

-Ml jJOFFIOK AT D0WLING HALL. be W .Vf ".phi-itl-'M* Thbee peraons holding Policies ofr ineiiraoce In this Ocmpany, are requested te call for their BmtwaU at this Office. t=TiSsrWft

JBusineas Respectfully solicited,

kud Policies will be Issued on as good terms as any other Qrst.olass Ooaipany. IKAGER A HcKEEUr, jaSSdlm Aosrsi

HO WIS SEWING MA

rpHB

0HI5KS

WORLD-RENOWNED.

They are celebrated for doing the best work using a mucbsmoller-iwedle for the eame thread than any other machine, and bv the Introdue tlon of the most approved machinery, we are now able to tapply the very beet machinery in Ibe World

They are adapted to (01 kinds of Famtly Sew Seal ictarer

ng,"afd td the nsa ef Seamstreases, Oressmsters. Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirta, Collars,

SKIBTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,

^lothfng, Hats, Caps, Corset*. Boots, Shoes, Harsss,'Saddles, LTnen Goods, Umbrellas, Paraeols, te. They work equally, well apen silk, linen, veolen and cotton goods, with Silk, cotton or i'nen thread. Thjy will perform every species of lewing,. milting a bekntlml and perfect stitch ilikeoh both sides of 'he articles sewed. a

Tfae Kew Improved'Family Machine is wlthoat rival, and cannot be surpassed—a Henuaer teller. Braider, Qnilter and Goide so with each family Machine, free of charge.

Doo't fall to call and examiue for yourselves, at Wo. 18 North Fourth street. Terre Haute Ind 2Td3m CARTKB nklHBB, AgeuU.

I V-fl.

^TICJTTO BUSINESS MEN jLl WANTING TO 8AVE MOFET TIME.

Per Cent Bedactionl ^By sending tbeOr^caal qf any DoaumcnU or Prattinff, we will return intmediauly a»y number if copi**ifXtAft Ti.Q uuii.ti, ef the Original at the rollowlag. extraordinary cheap ratoe. 100 eoples Si,00 600 copies |5,00 1,000 $8,00, Ac.— |n eaohmse papei? Included, (letter or note slse,) er fifty pit cant, upon the above prists may be Saved by using Manatee's PATCX-T Anroaaaraio Pxtjtrimr PBKS fbr OQlces, price WO,00.

MaitfIce's Patent 8t tes Bfghts are aold at moderate prices. All kin^a of Lithographic work is doa* with the greatest care at the lowest 4ates.

Mam-ice's Patent Autographic Writing and Printing Eatablishment, 10 North William St., Sew fork..

Ddo p^t,

£ici»3rr--Ba It ortfatnstr toy tba 6kia—Mi' Coanotl that all gioun»s within tha r.mltsof thts it* whlohjiaip been laid .nt, and ara new used is%nrtal$«vMr, *r «%ltV'ti^ k^iitflis»M ded.cated aait used IUr-Mfi^t^pDrpos«s, shall be

piacea or groaada. ,. ._ Sac. S.-AU arounda baloagiBg io tiiacUy, fad kaownas the city caiMtofy,shfll ft* taWoar-M? Mi, «f proptri siM, aad satMi -At tteonk««£ tha Gya«BO«Cauaflli sbaU ^a^ fail Mntrol ovsr ail, »VMn«, atfeys, and waKa fn i«d gfonaO, and shall have tewer, aim' (Ua)0 at aay nsiel «ri rA^ntibn, Dt otherwlsHUlnactatba 8*xt*a.t«

smtial to the improvement tifersbf.

caid cemetery alto the improt4ih«M tKJrsbf. Sto. a.—Any penow »a**ai«n** bariat laf on*hy^Tir»ctton o?i$% ^6ri mt&pssii thtarefbr, aiid which reesfot'sariltls'tsllfeiedfe the City Oletk, who.Sh*)f thtu 1»«a'4ntUia'y«»chaser a'oertHkata lit att'at»«»d by tha Olty Seal, .^MtiiaiaC Ate aqwal gmssaatao dr title an4aVte.-f.Bit'A Hfli®«»t?fcay bensaw fcrredty tadorseneat, ati4thaOfcfkekaI IM» T.. arecordof all stiihiM*eaa« mhiMMtaiA previdedMrtkaf pnrnoelsl' ftt. 4.—TheOoiatH rtall^at t^slf Staa taeat»' ing in March, and bMntaliy tlMreaftor.arpolat a IXzton, bnt who may, at asy Hm«S be wsiad! by'a msjoritr of r*o-thljy» coacurtiaa. Tha .irotfre'of'saoh Sektva abalT be lo Hke«bW(«si tbactty cemetery, dig all graves, attMA'M'flnerds, and SM tut greaads are kept Ma

lft-4per'tlr!eA:Bnd

cli 4

OiuWittig Jc (Dot. 170 llaiU'tffreet

a,i

vEdsall dc Uo., ooraer 'Fourth-and Main street ejfcixjon A W.almsley, 111. Main Street. ikpfitnliiis^ilaggerty, borner Main and Third

My GOODS—WHOLESALE L. Ryce i: Son. Main street.

*lie4i 1-inlsd^ faaao«a*a«

tree* or ehrMbery frab any lot shall alloei all' prener IscllKtee tar |ler»aasvlsltiag thaciamds' lor legitimate purpuees shaH have aalhorlty t« arrest any persona who atty be disordevljrior oea laproprasaa»r, to aaj duct theatselvse in an I loemetery •ithin the ci#y thiltr abalt^gtva sdl niMmtr Inforitaatkea, witinoat aa»ge, i|»iper aims' concerning the pnreiMMar Mss, aad «oane«td with IntirsBf-nts aata woitllf r» poHS, as bereiaaftvr nqnirad isi|«i«naM(fc otb*r duttes as the(^as«ll THatre'j andforataH aervicee the Oeaasil will p«ovlce.:aaaspetsastaa fWtifthaa'totlae, ae seayWdsainedpropfcTi bi

Stc. A.—ne gravesC«r all peraineever tw*^'tiears aid ebill be f* (f) Met daft aad lite-.' 'twelve years, not less thaa foar (4) :eet dsep,'aaH no pei sou other than UieJtotOmJir his. a«iM-_ ants, shall be permitted to dig any grave in the city cemetery.

Ssc. 6 —Any person who shall mallclonsly or wantonly defaoeor irjore any tombstone, moaameat, tteee or •hrabbssy. «s a»y ornamental wotk or d.vlce, i%Jeg£ MHJJ icfasiery vlthia the city limits, shall on oonviotlon thereof, be •fined in aayshat net eaoeediag ftfljrdOllaMa

Ssc. 7.—No horaeaes motes fhau ba Itft ia the city cemetery aithodt a dflVer, ttor Shatl inoh jablmals be ued to any ocoaaantairwark,. tc^a ar ahrab, or allowed ta remain an. nanasoaabie time without tbe consent of the 8eztan» nocahallH aay person rida.UF drive Say aalatal ot vahisla Taxter than awalk nor shaUany pereiyi ridear drive across, or over any lot bWoaglng to any ladivldaal. Aay person ooavicted o( vialatin^ aayprevlslon of tais see tion shall bslaalistu son not exceeding ten (flO) dollars.

Sao. 8.—Ho Donnment shall bsfsaHar Hmalk

edinthe city cemetery without .the fcuadatloa for the same ihsll be laid at leeat nva fastdeip, I I darabte man.

and built up In a rqbstaatial aad ner of masonry: and aay person erecting soafe monument, shall remove all surplaa dit-l or rafeM biih within ten days and nay- parses vialattag this seetloa shall be fined not ltaa thaa two del lark nor more thaa Mty dollars aad ooatai* 8EC. 9 —It shall not be lawful #er aay perstsa to ertct in tbe city cemetery any vanlt if brltk or wood, or srset any paling la-or around aay let, of wood or briok, or erect any wotk of brlea'^ above the sarfsoe of the gronad 'for aay wliatever afcd lor any violation of visions of this section, the persaa'aoavleted be fined In any sum not tfoeedlog tVMDty.tTa dollars.

parpoae

Sac. 10.—It shall be the doty of the Olty Samton, and %lso the da^ of any: Sexton or person having charge of aay other hnrlal gronad within the city limits, to keep a register of all Intertuenta in thsir respeotiva casieteries, describing name, age, cause of death, if known, also toMlItyof lot, when bnrled they shall alto make a report in the same maansr, every uoath, to the. I City Council of ail inch iatersMnts, and every loch Brxton or |erson, haviag charge ot tha la. tarmentsof any burial. groand, as hsrela spsoin Bed, who shall fail to make su«h report to tha City Clerk within tea days frqm the eod of each month, shall, unless- from sickness, or some uaavoidable oanss, be lined in any fan not leu titan five dollars, no* more thaa tweat*. dollars.

SEC. 11.—Any person procuring the intermeat a of any body in any lot wlthoat paying tar -the a same ak preecrlbed In section (aamber (3) three, shall be fined in aay sntq aot store than ten doU 2 lars.

Sic. 111.—The funds arising from Ihe sale of* lots in the city cemetery, ihsll be kept as a teparate fund by the Olty Treaiurer, who shell pro. tide a book for that purpose.

SEC.

13.—Ml Ordinances, or parts of sueh, which come in conflict with this Ordinance, are hereby repealed.'

TEO. 14.—Whereas, In ths opinion of this Oonn. ail, an emergenoy exists for the fmmediate tak-'1 lag of effect of this Ordinance, therefore, the

Attest: W. HAS#EB, C|erk. m4d2t2»f

same ahall be In full force and effect from and af-tt-r tta paisage and publication. 0. T. OOOKl^LT, Msfof,

NEWSjAND STATIOHfifiJ BOOMS!

Sixth Street,

Opposite New Post Office Building. AH New Tork, Oibdiacafi-aod thlladelphla- ^44 ira and Magailnss en hand regular and as soon pen ss issued,

Special attention paid to gettleg back Numbers.

Innitlal Paper and Cavelopes, always on hahd dr stamped to order. School Piper, a good artiele. very cheap. ucvfi GDS. A. ARNOLD.

BAILEY

JQEESS MAKING.

Mm.

W..4I-.

Isaao Ball, oorner Third and Cherry, M. W. O'Ooncell, Main Street.

EUCHANT'S, of HAETFORD

Isoweat Marltet Value,^ .)£ aad setting things In order far (the ,1 S I N A E

Believing that the Dry Goods market will be mere steady in tbe future, and prices less fluctuat in ha pa

Larger and £etifer StoolliEr1 than ws have heretofore, and shall do-our tiest td to make it an objset for ail

CO VJVTB ME HQQdWT8

'f 'haU.ftseds of ua. Wa shall eell as CHKAP as an have as much retard to he futSreet' tpmersas to onrnwn, tha:

T.c CIVIL

«*ji ftH

KS 61X118, GROMOG AWL TO PP.

—AL90+-

ISTOTAR'Sf IHJBLIO. He will attend to the cotieotion of'BouWiy ancl Pension Olataas, stake ant- Deeds aad Convsysnces of any kind,

)tetropolit«n Block, Main strest, Terre Haata, Indiaaa. lOtflm

evfiifiisar edi it****

E. HBDOEI

Sas rsmoved her Cloak aad Dr^ss Making asta^ leshment to Maylor's newttnfldlng. in Ohio, tween Foarth and Fifth fatreMa,.

Where abw wi4

be nisaaed to meet all whodsslre the most faif«ot Work in this line. Particular attention will te^lfM, aS hereto^-'' fcre, to the latest styles.

The moat skillful asslatants have beea engaged, (bedding Costumes, Ball aad Party DresSM, (.adlei aad Children's Cloaks and brasses meanactured with promptaasaaa*dtspa$eh,xi' itltf.

Wholesale Dry Qoods House

t.^YCE,&soisr:ym«Ttn.-ta»i.rtj}

Jobbing E*du®ively.«^

WEStock,

HAVE JU1T BBUT TBBOVOH OOK redaoing prises to thy

anybody and of etrr o«»-

Mutual Benefit

la'

of bnyer aad setles b^ag tbe trae bads ol fair dealing. We have now a fall llae of T1,

Brown and Bleached Muslins, Prints, Delalnest hMxtstd Drills, Wool Flannels,

Clotbs anfl CaMSfmefes^i

Kentneky Jeari^

YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,

Wfi OAN OFFK& SOMS

Kxtraordlnarj B«rsnins Iu a great variety of WINTER DRESS CHHHWi* are anxious to eetf^ eloSea.

'mt marktd doma, which we before tha

I~ RYCE A SOU.

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