Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 March 1869 — Page 4

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LBAT*. 4f(50 p.

Sixth Btreet.

EXPRESS.

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Friday Morning* March 12th, 1869.

BA1LBOAD TIMS TABLE.

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GVXITBVILU AND CBAYT/OLLBFLVILLB. I|.«g Ael 5 "1*^ ABBITI* a. *....'.-^o^m^tion. *:1SI'" if:IB p.

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aOCKVTLIJI EXTENSION

ABUTS.

11:06 a.

9 W W W

Qoo» BYE!—That old house baa left

KILLS & LEON-A JIINSTBELS at Dowling Hall to-night?

S. K. HANNEQAN, Esq., we learn from the

Jot&ml,

has resumed the position of

Revenue Gauger of this district.

A MOVEMENT is on foot, with fair prospect ®f success, to remove the county seat of Clay county from Bowling Green to

Brazil. "T"

FIB*.—The fire this morning was occasioned by the burning of a frame house, the propertyjof Michael Lamb, on South gecond street.. ..

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MABBIKD—At the Clark House, in this city, oii the 11th inst., by Bev.8. M. Stimson, Mr, Burton H. Saunderson and Miss Mary J. Watson, both of Terre Haute.

OLD WINXEB still lingers in the lap of Spring—the naughty old fellow. This expression is not now it has been repeated year after year so far air our memory reaches, but it is applicable to every season.

GLAD' are we to hear that early in April, the X. & 0. Bailroad Company will put another passenger train on their road, leaving here in the morning. This is much desired and will prove a great convenience.

BUSINESS CHANGS.—The firm of Allen, Brown & Co. has been, dissolved, Col. Hudson and C. W. Brown, Esq, retiring. The establishment is how in the hands of Messrs E. B. Allen -and A. S.Andrews, the latter a brother-in-law of S.S. Early, Esq. 14 Jlf

APPRAISERS.—The real estate appraisers are hard at work in the performance of their .duties. If you see a couple of men with paper and pencil in hand gazing intently at the house of your neighbor over thf way, be sure they are the appraisers, andjurn the. shabby side of your own establishment out.

A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE is mentioned in tfeie Sullivan

Union.

I ,'

EXTENSION

Some eight weeks

since Mr.,."$VVH. Power, of the firm of Power & White of Sullivan, was taken •iok, ifcd diiring a series of convulsions was totrfly deprived of his sjght, and remained so until last Friday evening when his aigkt returned almost as suddenly as h« ba^'b^ea^eprLved of it.' This caused great rejoloing with bis family and friends.

KjBLllY & LION'S MINSTRELS, wall known to almost every visitor to New York in the last* three years, appear at Dowling Hall to nignt, and from their extensive reputation one of tne best minstrel performances that has been given in this oity for some time, if indeed it has ever been surpassed. Besides the usual medley of Ethiopian minstrelsy, will be given Leon's operatta of "La Grand Dutch-S,"and Leon's burlesque "BarberBlUj" \Tb9 admission to all part^of the Hall is only fifty cents.

C. O. GENUNG, Chief Engineer of the E. & C. Bailroad, arrived in the city last evening. He is engaged this week in his semiannual inspection of the road. Twice in each year with a competent force, every bridge structure and trestle work is carefully inspected, and evory piece of timber not esteemed perfectly safe for the following six months, imme diately removed. This, we think, is one reason of the 'safety with which their irains are run. Did some other roads in 4ur Apiihtry use the like precautions, we should hear of fewer trains going through jroUen bridges.

THE" E. & C. R. R.—The

.corps of Engineers who hnve.boon em pJtajed- in running preliminary lines through Parke and Termillion counties, .with a view to the extension of the E. & 0. Railroad towards Chicago, have re turned to Terre Haute, and report having found several favorable routes ia tbo di rectlon of DaaVillc, Illinois. Tbey are nSw engaged in fnaking up estimates on the lines ftn. We hope soon to hear of the line being located and put under contract. It will give a new stimulus to business in this city to have a direct connection with Chicago.

DBOWKKD.—Yesterday morning, the body of Preston Sparks, an old.and well known citixen of Honey Creek township, was found drowned in Honey Creek, near tho crossing on the road leading south from this city, fife was in town the eveningfprevious, and in going home stopped st the Pike's Peak saloon on the southern outskirts of the city, wlmo be filled himself With liquid damnation, and in an in ebtiSfaNSondUion was thmblod Into his wagon and started in the direction of home. The horses were seen going on a full gallop, and on reaching tho creek, Which *fras swollen from the recent rains, they plunged in. tho wagon-bed parted jfrotn the wheels, and with tho unconscious or helpless man floated down against some drift wood, where it was found yesterday morning. Mr. Sparks was about fifty years of age and leaves a wife and family igrown up children^

SPIRITUALISM.—Mrs. L. H. Lac*y will lecture in Pence's Hall, on Stjndayvnjorning at 11 o'clock, and at Tin the evening. Children*' Ljoeum meets at 2$ o'clock F. M. 8eaU free.

MACHINE BBICK.—We have heretofore.

a1'.Iced

the enterprize of Messrs. Miles &

Hedden in the manufactures of machine brick in out city. -^h«r eatabltahmairfc. is situated on south First street, and is. very eomplete in all its arrangement*. A powerful steam engine furnishes the requisite power to drag up the clay from the pits in the river bottoms and propel the machinery to temper the clay and mould the b*iok. They have all the neooessary conveniences for manufacturing of from 25,000 to 30,000 bricks per day, and for kiln-drying from 60,000 to 70,000 at one' time, so that the process .of making does not stop, with them, frf rainy weather. The machine used for. the manufacture of ordinary brick is fcnown as "Sword's patent." They nave also one of the "Philadelpma" hand presses for manufacture of an elegant article of pressed brick for fronts. The establishment has been extensively run during the past two seasons, giving employment to twenty-five or thirty hands Among the public buildings, in our city, constructed of their brick are the Normal School, the deppt of the Evansville Railroad and the Universaliet church,. A large'nuifiber have also been used by citizens. There have been many attempts to mikp perfect brfcks rapidly by machln ery, which have not proven successful.—

Messtf. Miles & Hedden, hpwfiver.aeem tp accomplish this desirable end. In fact, they claim that the article manufactured by them superior to the ordinary hand made brick in the following essentials 1. That they are heavier, weighing as 6 to poupds as compared to ordinary brick, and more compact, -2. That they are less porous and there fore absorb less water or moisture that the machine brick from the kiln will not absorb more than two or three ounces of watei-, while the ordinary hand made one will absorb from 12 to 14 ounces. 3. That they are much stronger, and will require

forty per cent,

more weight

to' crush them. Experiments made by Mr. Peddle, Superintendent of the Terre Haule & Indianapolis Railroad, in the machine shops in this city, on the 19th of February last, gave the following results: Hand-made soft bricks were crushed by a pressure of four and seven tons, machine 80ft bricks by ten tons. Handmade red bricks crushed at 10 and 10$ tonp, machine-made red bricks at 14 tons, The hard bricks of the machine resisted 16 tons. 4., That they are much smoother aod mora nearly square and less liable to give at tne corners. That the clay being tempered by steam is better tempered and makes a brick less liable to-crack. 5. That the machine brick Sot being finished with sand, cement better in the walj. 6:' That they are cheaper, in the long run', because there i& no waste about them and they are larger, stronger and more durable than the hand brick.

The above are some of the advantages claimed by Messrs. Miles & Hedden, for their brick. They expect to manufacture heavily this year, and can turn out from five to six millions during the present season, if demanded." Those who contemplate building should examine their bricks and test the truth of what is claimed on their behalf. Our citiaens are all interested in encouraging and sustaining, our manufacturers of all kinds, and we hope that Messrs. Miles & Hedden will find their enterprise successfully rewarded.

VIGO CRIMINAL COURT.

AN -ACT creating the twenty-fourth ^Judicial Circuit,providiogjfor ihe election of a Judge thereof, and providing compensation therefor, declaring the jurisdiction of said Court, and providing for a transfer of actions thereto and declaring an emergency.

SECTION 1.

Be it enacted by the Gener

al Assembly of the State of Indiana,

That

the County of Vigo shall be created into, and constituted the Twenty-fourth Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana, aod that there shall be established in the said County of Vigo a Criminal Circuit Court, that said Criminal Circuit Court shall have such jurisdiction as is, or may be provided by law, but this act shall not in any wise interfere with the organization of the Vigo Circuit Court as now provided by law,nor with its jurisdiction except in Criminal cases. The said Crim inal Court, in the said County of VigOt shall bo held at the Court House in said county, or at such other place said County as the Board Commissioners of said county may provide The Clerk and Sheriff the Circuit Court of Baid County,shall be the Clerk and Sheriff of the Criminal Court in said county. Said Court shall,in all things not otherwise provided by law, be governed by the law now in force in regard to Circuit Courts, and the Judge, Clerk, and Sheriff aforesaid shall receive the same salaries and fees allowed by law to the Judge, Clerk, and Sheriff of the Circuit Court.

SEC. 2. The Criminal Court of said county of Vigo shall commence on the first Monday of April and October each year, and bold for six months, if the business thereof requires it, and shall be open at all times for Criminal trials, and shnll try Criminal actions alone as provided by law for Criminal Circuit Courts.

SEC 3 At the General Election on the second Tuesday in October, there will be elected, by the qualified voters in said county of Vigo, Judge and Prosecuting Attorney for said Circuit, who shall be commissioned and quaiified and hold their respective offices in the man ner required by law.

SEC. 4. It is hereby declared that on the taking effect of this Act there is a vacancy in the office of Judge, in the Vigo Criminal Circuit Court, and that the Governor shall fill said vacancy by appointment under the provisions of the Constitution and law of the Stale.

Sue. 5 All writs, subpoenas, venires, rules, orders of Court, recognizances, publications and process whatever, which may have issued from the Circuit and Common P)eas Courts in said county, or which may hereafter be issued previous to the rommencement of said term in criminal actions, shall be deemed and taken to be, and are hereby made returnable to the first day of the first term of said Court, to be holden as provided in this Act, and all indictments and inforformations now pending in taid county, shall be transferred to said Criminal Court for trial and final disposition and said Criminal Circuit Court in Atid county, shall b»ve h*ve complete jurisdiction of such actions, and persons convicted of felony in said Court and sentenced to hard labor in the State Prison, shall be promptly forwarded, to tho prison in which they aro*sent«nced to be confined.

SEC. 6. That the Psoseculing Attorney the Ciicuit Court shall act as the Prosecuting Attorney of said Criminal Court until the next General Election in October.

SEC. T. There may bs organised under tho laws of the State a Criminal Court in any county in the State having

3 5 a •M.ri^n.,i.,iinu HHT|.I

a.voting population of six thousand vote* or over, and-all the provisions of section Ate, shall be applicable to said Court.

SEC. 8. It is hereby deolared than an emergency exists for .the immediate taking effect of this Act, and that it shall be in force from and after its passage.

WILL CTTMBACK,

President bt the Senate. A. P. STANTON,

Speaker of me House of Representatives. Approved March 1, 1861. CONRAD BAKER, Governor. STATS OF INDIANA,

Omct or

SSCKETABY or

STAT*,

1, M. F. A. Home ANV, Secretary of State, lor the State, of Indiana, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, trae and complete copy of this enrolled Act from which the same was taken, now on file in the pffiee of Secretary of Shite for the State &f Indiana.

In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the (L. 9) Seal of tho State of Indiana, at •—r—' the City of Indianapolis, this 10th

OH day of March, A. D., 1869. M. F. A. HOTJMANN,

I Secretary of State.

THE BUT is THE CHEAPEST.—Take a fine article always in preference to an adulterated one. Dooley's Yeast Powder is warranted pure, and always does its work charmingly. For sale by all retail groceries, and at wholesale by Cox & [12,d3t Son.

GREAT SENSATION I—Great reduction in prices 11 Dry Goods to be sold. Now is^the time to Secure bargains in all kinds of Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper and Hpuse Farntshing Goods at W. S. Byoe & Co's. 12 dtf

SPECIAL BARGAINS in Linen Towels and Loom Table Linens. Call and see the goods at Saxton & Walmsley's.

THE Princess Dagmar Skirt I Ask to see it at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt

FOR good Crash and low priced Towels go to Saxton & Walmsley's. d.H

You have not seon lately such

drives

in Linen Goods as are now being offered by Saxton & Walmsley. dlt

THE NEW Skirt Faotory and Corset Emporium of Herz & Arnold is now in full blast. We are now receiving Spring goods, and most respectfully invite the ladaes to call and examine them.

Miss Spaulding, formerly with B. Weisz, is in our employ, and will be happy to receive the calls of her friends. mil

IMPORTANT TO -LADIES. Mta. L, Volger, South Fourth street, hss just re ceived direct from New York a select lot ,of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Frames and Ribbons, all of the latest and most attractive styles, which she has placed upon her counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices, ll-d2w

LA8T*NOTICE.—The notes and accounts of Drs. Mahan & Bell will be collected, immediately, without further notice. The firm are compelled to have money. m6dlw MAHAN & BELL.

THE new Weed Sewing Machine, the most simple, beautiful, and best Macbjne in market. Z. S. Wheelor, Agent, 143 Main street, up-stairs. 9dtf

REMOVED.—Brown & Melvin have removed to No. 78, Main street, between Third and Fourth where they will keep on hand a large stock of Queenswai Glassware, Table Cutlery, &c. 6 dtf

BOARDING.—Several gentlemen can ob tain rooms and board at No. 41 North Fourth street. Terms reasonable. Transient board $1,00 per day. 2dtf

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

WINTER GOODS, at any price to close out, and make room for Spring Stcck, at Riddle's 151 Main street. [27,dtf

SEWING MACHIINES —The best Sewing Machines in the market, to sell on monthly payments by T..H. Riddle, 151 Main street. £27,dtf

CRACKED WHEAT, Split Peas, Oat Whoat, Choice Honey Syrups,'N. O. Molasses, choice Sugars, Teas and Coffees AT JOSEPH STRONG'S

NO. 190, Main street

HAVING secured the Dining Room of the Buntin House, I will open, this morning, a school far the instruction of those who wish to learn to ride the Velooipede. The room being large and suitable for prkctlce, I will put in about one dozen machines, which I will rent at reasonable ratos, also will fill orders for the latest improved Velocipede. fed 2 2d tf JOSEPH WBIGHT.

To ANT who may design using Painta, Window Glass, etc, tbisieason, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete, aod always told at tbe bottom

Joun

MILLINXBT.—MUs M. A. lU'idan has opened, lier stock of HiUinrry tn the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fonrth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to faver her with their patronage. [6,dtf

C& RIPLEY sells Boneless Sardines.

MAPLE SQOAK at 6dtf

C. I. RIPLET'A

O. WITTIO & Co., 170 Main street, Deming Block, sell all their winter stock at exact cost. jll-dtf

FRXBH DATES, figs and cocoanuts, at Sage's. dtf

JACOB KERN, opposite the Post Office, on 6th street, is not selling his goods at oost, neither does he intend to close out by Christmas, but sells as fheap as any one in the city a fine lot of Jswelr^ and' Clocks for Christmas, jost received, to be sold at very low figures. Call and compare his prices before purchasing,^,^d22

OBANQXS and Lemons at Sage's:, dtf

FIRE.—&fiQ0fiQQ—Protectionjt<zffere4

Insurers in the—HOME or

The first policy issued in Terre Haute by

this Company wasd&£ Dec.isUlS&S.-J

One thousand six hundred have since been issued to patrons at this place. All the losses which have occurred/utidcf these policies, have been promptly and amieably settled—as the following' which are a few of the payments made for loss or damage, will attest: M. W. Sedam $2,600 J. G. Adams ................,V..A1,200 L. Kissner 2,000 Ross & Kennedy Bros. John N. Beiz. Margaret1 McKee....... J. R. Whitaker Jacob Gundlefinger,... N. C. Sparks

CONSIGNEE'S SALE OF JTT6BI£OL»I SAT AUCTION.—On account of whom it may concern, we will sell at our Sales Room, corner of 3d and Ohio streets, on Friday, March 12th, 1869, at 2 o'clock P. M., a eu perior lot of 100 caddies and bfekes oft tobacco, in good condition, consisting of dark and bright tens, quartors, and navy also, a large lot of natural pounds and bright natural leaf nine inch plug, sold in lots to fcuit purchasers. Sale to continue from day to day until the lot is disposed of. GREINER & FORREST, 10,dtf] Auctioneers.

REMOVAL!—Mrs. $L. Riegelman, in or der to meet the demands of ber 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^hand a complete assort ment of plain and ornamental hair, such as Switches, Curls, Puffs, Side Curls, Chignons, &c. Ladies wishing Switches made out of combing, can be accommoda' ted on short notice. Persons desiring to rent anything in her line will find a good variety to select from at reasonable prices.

Highest price paid for Hair. MRS. M. KIDQELMAN, 89 Main street, Warren's Block. mlOdtf

MEREDITH & DELANO have removed their law office to the Farrington Block. 8d3t

THE latest style Dowd & Slate's.

call.

the market. BARK, GULICK & BIKRY.

17-dtf Druggists.

To the Pretident and Brothers of the Hibernian Benevolent Society:

We wish to submit tbe following line of march for tbe 17th day of March, 1869: Meet at the Hibernian Hall at 8o'clock in tbe morning to form procession. Procession to move precisely at o'clock A. u., from the Hall, west on Ohio street to First, North First to Main, East Main to 9tb, South 9th to Ohio, West Ohio to Sth, South Sth to tbe Catholic Church.— Aft^r services at the Church, to the Hall then disperse till 6J o'clock p. u. then again meet to attend services in a body. After services, march to Pence's Hall, to partake of refreshments. 10-dtd

WALSH, Marshal.

THE Editor of the Kenosha

Telegraph

says: "We have before spoken of Dr. Price's Croam Baking Powders, as an article of great merit, and it has, with as, lost none of original prestige for tbe longer we use it tbe better we like it Oct a box of your grooer and try it by all means. d3t.

Peeled DRIED PEACHES at C. I. Ripley's. 6dtf

of T^bs and Boas at 16dtf

IF TOU want a Hat or Cap cheap for Iberooney, g0 to Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

WOOLEN HOODS at 10 cents,

cents

and 60 cents, at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming* Block. jll-dtf

BOOTS AND SHOES.—Jacob Doll bas removed his stock of Boots and Shoes to the store-room, one square south of the old "Spinning Wheel" corner, two doors below Ohio street, where be will'be pri^aied to see his old customers and as many new ones as choose to favor bio^ with their patronage. Tbe entire stock will be closed out at very low prices.

Country merchants wisbin up" with odds and egd« in th§ btfot'ind shoe ne, will do will to^giVe him [21,dtf

you want bargains In-Winter (&>oclfr go to C. Wittig & (Jo's., 179 Main street, Deming Block they .sell winter goo^stat exact cost. jll-dtf

Do YOU want Presrved Orange Peel?

Call at (J. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Too can flnd Preserved Lei at C. I. Ripley's/*"^

CABPXNTBRS and. buil&eri generally, for the best warranted Toola and Toledo Sasb and Doors see Austin, Shryer

dtf

HEADQUARTERS for Oysters at E. Wright & Co., 155 Main street. dtf

NKW STYLES OF HATS AND BONNETS at 149 Main street. dtf

BUCKWHEAT, Ryeand DBbolted Flour at E. R. Wright & Co's. 15dtf

THE best styles and largest assortment of Paper Cdllars iu the city, at Dowd & Slate's. iedtf

FuBa.—The finest assortment, the low. est prices, no old mothy stack, at 3. L. STRAUS, 149 Main street.

dtf

Go TO E. R. Wright & Co., for those Extra Large Oysters. lfidtf

BUT where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhapa Austin, Shryer, & Co. could make you see it. dtf

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

FBESH CITBON, Raisins and currants at Sage's. [19-dtf

*~¥lTr beet. aaforime«t of plain 18k R'ngsin lown^isto be found at 8. K. Fto-stii Majyo.MgBBt. Don-'} forget- I ^Mwtf:

SFXEB'S STANDARD.

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CLOTHES Wnnuixas I CioTaEsWRwaEftSII, Bucicege ^Clothes Wrin"g|erBi-

Littiie Grant Clothes Wringers/ Sherman Clothes Wringers,

RIDDLE can beat the ^SeWiag Machines.

NEW YOBK^—

lino tnnnsann «i*. niinnrAfl nana IIV-IAA 1 RRVgoods. I C. WITTIO & Co. .*'5'

5.000

3,000

Policies issued by HOBTOHD & BoimiKoT, Agentg, 16-dtf Cor. 4th and Main streets.

Xo CITY TAX-PATERS.—City tax-pay. ers are hereby notified that this is the last, week for paying taxes without additional costs and penalties, the time expiring on the 15th in«t. Call and settle.

C. A. GOODWIN

March 8dlw City Treasurer.

POSTOFFICE ELECTION.

By the

advire

of my friends,

THOMASH BABB,

|on. I|eel X2B,dtf

Friday Eveslng*

BICTXRS is

highly refip^znendeil Bsy pfiysfcianp for Dyspeptics, oti-a$e«untof itstonia properties, itlf-patity,vafid its delleiolirflavor. ,/ feb23dwlt

For sale at OOBY A MA*COURT'S. 2l-dt£

A WQBD TO tb* WISE IS SCFMCIENT. —If you want bargains in Ladies' Fun, go to O.1WKUg,efe fl»'B.1,*W0'Maiu staqei,Deming Block, they sell at cost, jl 1-dtf

SMALL PROMTS ^D'JQUIOI SALES*— Luther, Grigsby. keeps a nice aod well selected stock of Groceries and. Produce fbrjteala at his Hew stand, oppoiite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves. The neiw year has rolled in, now if you will roinh with it we will have a good j4dtf lime.'

'Velocipedes'' on [27,dtf

WE"do not propose to sell for a song,

a a a a

170 Main street, Deming Block. *jh-dtf

GOOD QUALITY of Shirts and Drawers can bj bad for 50 and 60 cents, at C. Wiltlg& 'Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Biock^ jll-dtf'

MEDICAI,.— Dr. W. Moore respectfully apnoupceg thttt ha bas resumed the prac|ice Ofimedicine in this city. Office, on north side of.

Main street, between Fourth

atTd- Fiftb, over Goodman's Clothing 3tore, and formerly occupied by Mrs. LeNQnard. 13-dlm

PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared by competent Druggists, at Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6lb and Main St. as febl5dtf

IR YOU want the best Sewing Machine, buy1 the rvdw Weed.^i Z. S. Wheeler, Agent, 143 Main stree'f," up-slairs. 9dtf

DON'T be talked into purchasing a Sewing ikacbine before seeing tbe.new Weed Family Favorite: Z. S. Wheeler, Agent, 143 Main street, up-stairs. 9dtf

INBTBUCTIONS IN LANDSCAPE PAINT-iNQ.-4-Thoee desiring to learn tbe beautiful art of Landscape Fainting, will do welllo.pall and exanyne specimens at tbe rooniB of J. D. Wright. Terms reasonable. GEO. H. CAREY. piar 8-dt^:^'^*

I hereby submit

my name as a candidate for Postmistress subject io tire popular will, a* it may be expressed at the propoMd election, to be held on the 20th ihst.

Mrs, B. E. MOOBE.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tbe Age of Miracles BoTired.—The

Mtutngtr of Health

the most miraculous enres on record. Isaac Saltier, of Myerstown, Lebanon county, Pa., a youth seventeen' years old, WAB afflicted for over two years with the worst form of Scrofula his entire body, lace, neck and limbs were literally covered with large running sores, which discharged purulent matter S3 coplonsly as to gather half an inch deep in BED dqring the night he wai constantly cold, an4 REQUIRED a hot fire in his room both sununer add winter the smell

that no person could endure It longer than a minute or tw« Drs. Bridenbach, Bucher, Heckart and Lebvengood, well-known and skillful physicians, attended him successively, without being able to afford the sufferer any relief. As a last resort, he was Jnduced to use the celebrated JKISHLEB'S HEBB BIXTEBS,

Brq Dear Sir:—I haveused

several battles of your

family, and in

BANKRUPTCY.

DISTB1CT OF INDIANA, SS?At IndianapoUs, the 8th day of March,

undersigned h«r«BY give notioe of their appointment

Assignees of James Schee, of Terre

Haute, in the county of Tlgo, and Stale nf Indians, within *AID District, whe has been adjudged a

Bankrupt»tupon

14 are located

ana.

ana marlSdlw.^t

JJUFUS H. SIMPSON,

AMUSEMENTS^ WANTED.

KELLY & LEOft'S

CELEBRATED MINSTRELS,

TBOM 7£0 BBOADWAY, SEW TOEK, Are aow on theirQxaad F«r«*«U Trip (brpsgh the States, prior to their' dePABTUBE FOB EUROPE.

The •qtertainment will ba given, unabridged, mod la such. »tjJ* will appeal to tho rtfinod tat* worthv public.

TMof

tout tnumbJr, la

o«Btcottumea aod brilliant music, as well as original aodoomlo pmonatioos, will bo tbe same whloh has established their fame in the Empire city of New York during 1{i ir tbrae y»»r»' stiy.

-.f| "LEON," :I Tb* Qrest Bartons Artist, at *aeh peHbrmancrf. besides the most Men ted and l»rg*t number of .MMfltaiiwt combined In one oompauy^

Wf For particalsrosio programme forths occasion. Doors opsd at 7, to ooaisssnce at 8 o'clock. ADMISSION...... ..u...... SO Oaitwi mlldSt

O W I N O

MBS. JENNIE CARKOLI MISS DOLLIE PILFR, M4 MBS. 8. A. BAKRR, .IF MISS. MAY HKNBL, U,,,,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

w°tabt

I Csmmisaioner of Deeds for Western Slates,

I Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

H| Terre Halite,- Indiana.

OFFICE—In Scott'B

souri,

was so offensive

and

Is now per-

festly restored to health. The editor of the 3f«-

inigtr of HtaUy

has In his possession two large

glass Jars contaiuine/IN^oiindj^«OA6«

tin bcdg 'of l/bunf Saltier.

ttrong

lahen from

miodwlw

Barr's Pectoral Elixir.—Bead the oilowing

and

printed

Remedy

to '••ort (.Elixir.".

endorsement of

"TCBBI HADTX,

Marlldwtf

"Pectoral Xlixir," in my

IVSKT instance

withVery

DKCIDKD.

LT beneficial resolts. E. FBAMK HOWE, Pastor 1st Congregational Ohnrch.

Uanurncttued

BABH, GCIICK A BESSY,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

his own petition, by the

District Court said District.

& Co

W. A. BBAD8HAW, J. W. BBAD3HAW, JA,,,Suees.

marl213wliaw

APPLICATION

fob LI-

CENSE.—The undersigned hereby give notice that they will apply to the County Comaiissiontr. at their

uezt session

March for li

cense to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors less than a quart at a time, for the space of one "EAR

The premises on whioh said liquors

an to

on the corner of 12th and

Main street*, IN Terre Haute, Vigo county~Indt-I ALRTH

gEALKD PKOPOSALS

Notloe Is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be receired at th" Auditor's Office until the 13th day of April, 1(69, for furnishing medicine, medloaland mrgioal attendance on th* poor of Vliro county, for one year from tho l.it 01 May, 1869. Bids will bs received from each Distriot separat ly.

The Fint District include) all that ptrt of lgo county, whlsh lies north of tbe center of Tawnsh*p No. 11, hortb, on the east side of the Wabash Hirer.

The F»:iikd District is all that ptrt of said connty which lies south of the tenter of Township No. 11 north and east of the Wabash rim.

Ihe Third District la all that natt of Tlgo county, which lies west or the Wabath river. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids.

By order of the Board of Commissioners ot Vigo county. WH, PADDOCK, W. Aadltor 'Vigo County,

Maril l869-d3twltd Tues

rp C. BAILEY,

C1T1L KJ6INRR8, SVKflTOR AMD TOPO. CBAPHIOSI O^AIIOHTSMAIV. -1MO-

NOTAR"ST PUBLIC.

He will attead to tie collection of Bounty and Pencioa Olaims, make out Deeds and Conveyances of any kind,

All work doio promptly and correctly. Ornci—Over Dowd A Slate's Mat Store, la Metropolitan Block. J|aip street, Terrs Haute, Iadiaaa. .. I6«lnt

Building—up-stairs—-op

posite the New Court Bouse.

Nonas—Collections

1'-

gives the particulars of one of

A small frame

made ia and cut of

Court,at reasonable ommissions. ESTEOIAL ATTENTION given to eettlemen* of Estates and Guardians in tho Probate Court.

WfiKJ'-

FOK. SALE.

building, corner of 6th and

Bipley County, Mis

Continenial Life Insurance Company,

OF NEW YOR K.

CAPITAL,

paid In

ABSKTS POLloncs iMued'i'n isea....!

th»

for Coughs and Co'd?—"Barr's Pcctoral

Tib. 8,

1869.

WBIOHT'S

A. D., 18B9 The REPOLLEILT UMBRELLAS, & ARNOLD

FAST COLOR.

Prices within the reach of nil. Keep the wearer dry, do not soil the dress or floor, and will not turn "inside out."

All will bear inside tbe above marl, none others genuine. 2k Wholesale only by

WBIGHT BROTHERS & CO., S29 ail 124 Market Street, Philadelphia, 324 Broadway, Sew York, mar0-d2taw-3m

JpLOUE, CEMENT, BACON,&c.

BBLS-

,0F FLOUB,

WKST A WOODBUFF. I WV" greatly rt-duced

•^"OTICE.

different grades, at

prices.

Bbls. CEMENT, Bed and Bins brands Hhds. fresh BACON..

1250 50 75

BblsMKSSPOBK.

Plaster Paris, Lime, Suit,

and a well assorted tock of

O E I E S

at tip lowest market price, for sale by A. A p. itEIMAft,

Main -f?troof, belwaon 8th and 9th. TKBBB HAUTF, 1SD.

m4d?m

The unlerslgnod bas been appointed Kx'cntor of the Will of Thomas F. Wei's. la of igo Coaaty, Ind., deceaied. The estate is sup^o«ed to be solvent. GEO.

JgjXECUTOB'S SALE.

I will sell at Public Accton, cn Thursday, the 1st day of April, 1869. at the I/ivtry Stable of Hunter A Collins, la the city of Terre Haute, state of wearcut ter, flae g*ld hunting case .watch, wi'h gold and hair chain, aad various other articles.

Vmia.—Sums of |i and under, cash (6 not* at sfit mouth*, with interest and appovtd vecurity. OKO. O. DUX, Bseoutor.

Mar 11, 18, 29, 30, 31 A1

TfiD.—3ION ET •—Parties batioc money to loan,please call on mar 12dlw SCOTT DCT.

NTBD To purchase a small HOUSE AMD LOT, and pay for

it in quarterly p*ym»ota, with interest add«i.— ate price an4 lpcatlon, an4 address PURCHASES, tbrongb the PostOttca. 3dlm

FOR SALE.

"I?OE

SAXiK."--House and Lot, on

X? Sth street,opposite

will- be

point of elegance, mafnif-

•Jharios

The Management begs !ovfe to annonunro thai itel* powerful Company will ©p«n, T"* FOB THBBB NIGHTS ON LY,

t. tt: Commencing Monday Eve, March 15.

The Company consists of Twenty-Four First Class Artists, selected FIQM the principal Theatre*of New York and Philadelphia, together ibe Celebrated

COBNETBAND

MISS JDLIA STEVENSON, LITTLE KATIE ITAKTO,

MB. J.F. SHEBRY, MB-J,W. OABROLL.

MB GEO. 0. CHABIiEi, MB. W, J. FERGUSON. W »*-?, MR. J. II. MULLIGAN,

MB. T. T. TAINEY, HI!. H. UENKLF."4'"

rn,

1 '"F) T-1' TF MB. J. MONTGOMERY, -.it I -LIMHI-TR I 'I

Monday Evo, March LBLH,

.Will

presented

for the

FLRet

'With

McGregor's—mutt and

sold

BESTS*,

at a bargain. 'Isqiire of Mrs.

on the premises, or of Gaimrs and 81m-.

eral, Beat Estate Dealer*. ISdISw

XjiQR SALE.—A two-story briek -1 Hons, located rn Vain street, NEST to MclCeen &

Psddock's Mill, now

oosnpled

Cruft, Ksq.

'34-dlis

OBCHESTBA.with

and

The following well-kiftwn

thl*powerful Company!

TIITS .jnclud IS

tim« iu

New and

as a

Grocery, will be sold at a low FIGURE to tbe purchaser. The owner will tske a dosirhlle cottage in paat payment. Inquire on the premise*. mar3d3m

T7»OR JJ cellc

SALB—CHEAP—An excellent second-hand Piano six ootase rosewood case, iEelian attachment. Inquire at this OFFO». or address

J.-B. B&IBO,

mldlm Oit* Post Office.

T?OR SALE.—I offer for sale my J? former residence,sltnsud at tbe corner of "Market (called M) and °uial streete. Tbe house contnlns ten rooms, »ith a larye bricV cellar,in £004 condition. The lot, or grootid, contains •mehftlf

»cir,

THR^E lots AND

will be sold for

For

»«rlicula!S itqnlru OF TBFT undershrned,

|?01i SALE.—W isbiug to engage io o'her bislnts*, we *111 sell onr OHOOKRY STOKE and BOABDINO HOUdE FUBNITCBK fery reesnnatfle. Any person wishing lornoga in this hniln«"*, can find a good site Vy 1 cnllii'gat NOEtUIS' Wagon Yard, on Notth Third luiriet. 8dtf

SA.LE—A Fine two-story FVanw Hwtlllng Ilonse—eioht rooms, gas, slo^n rpof, twt ciiwrua aad well, stable, carriage hdns^, anrf gf*od fruit. Lot 160 feet front by SCO feet-lMju. %Vill bo sold ohoap. Applv to »lCd«r P. M. DONNELLY.

TpOR SALE—Or Exchange for JC City Property, 10 acres of ground L£miles East of the city with good briek H"Usa ot EIGHT rooms, cellar, well,cistern, stable, sheds, oarrl-age-houfe, ffrst-rate orchard of apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, and, thrve acres strawberries, 1% raspberries, 1 acre gooseberries and currants—all bsaiin'G-

SPRING STYLES!

BR0KAW«BROS, -ftf 1

'lJ09 Main street,

Importers. Wboltsale ani Betxll dealers in

"C-

PAPER HANGINGS, CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS &c.

Chestnut strtets—cheap—purchasor to remove the bniliing. A city lot, adjoinlrg

tho residence

IF John D. I

Murphy, on North First street. A beautiful building,corner of 8th and Walnut streets—fenced—shade and fruit treei^. 120 acres of good timber land, 1% roilos'froni Martinsburg, county-seatof

We are now receiving our new spring styles, and shall be constantly adding to tbem as they come out.

We have on HUU IUV

•j:

a bargain. Will be sold for part CASH,

and good trade for balance.* Call AT Simpson'sBeat Estate AK«ncy.

•tin

'tit.

r**: WAITED.

FABMS AND HOU8RS TO SELL AND BENT. j'.jfW «$&.«

LARGEST STOCK

THO

above goodft,

»t the

LOWEST PRICES,

to bi fOuad In tbe West,

Wo have a number of First Olass Decorators, Designer* I and Piain. Paper Hansers that cna^send to any part of the

City or Country.

91.000,000

..2,167,178 40 6,004

H. SIISPS09, DISTBIGT AGENT.

BROKAW BRO'S.

10 TH MARCH, 1869.

Grand Opening

OP TIJE NEW SKJBT FACTOI1Y.

(3U0CE33ptt3 TO B. WKI:Z,)

Bcspectfally announce to the public Ihit bavo opened at .....

BU81WE8S DIRECTORY/" ATTORNEYS WIA. K. MoLean, Mala

IA Williams, corner Ninth aad

BOOTS

Wildy, Thomas Jt Co.,

a balf, tto

largo cisterns,and A well snd being located in tho healthiest part of the city, it it desirable as family lesideurfl,orafirstclsss boarding BEAN*. IT

J. Elchardson,Ohio

B. M. HABH1SON.

H. la

rid go, No.

Door yard set with

evergreens and Sowers. Cail at the County

Trwvsnrer'A efflce.

Ja5d3m

FOR RENT.

\?T*

rpoR RB^fT.—A convenient and, JE? comfortable Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, (Including hitchen), cellar, well TTD cistern, stable, coal house, wood-shed,

.TER/«

Hautefthe most successful Play of tho Seaaou,entitled

I "'THE LANCASHIRE LASS,"

T?OR

.:»•,

Appropriate Scenery.

Admission 5# CeiitB S E Bits.

Agt,

SIMPSON'S COLUMN-

AC. Some

fruit trees and grapevines. For terms inquire

Mr. M. BYEBP, corner of Fifth and Mulbery

at roots. lodtf

T70R RENT.—On North Seventh JD street, A new comfortable

HOUSE,

with

DWELLING

reoms (including kitchen,) cel

lar, well and cistern, ccal-houseand wood shed. Bent 918 aer month. Enquire at PralrioCity Cooper Sbop, oY A. C. MATTOX. m4dt

RENT.—A Store-room '^on

th» south side of tbe Public Square, with

badk-room

and cellar. Bent

$20 per

A. Tittman, 16 south4thSt. opp.

tbey

Ihelr New Stand, 89 Main St.

A Superb Stock of

ji00j? Skirts, Corsets, Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

and hereby tx'end an invitation to the Ladi«s to call and ex«m!ne th«lr stock, assuring them that they II consta:.ty And at their establishment

A FULL LINE OF TBE ABOVE ABTICLKS In all styles, and at

Prices to Suit All.

Our Store, No. 12 South Fourth street, will bee ntinued for the present. Sdtf HEBZ A ABNOLD.

n.EO.

E. JACKSON & CO.,

V/l QENXRAL Commission and Forwarding Mfrchjnl?, DEALEBS IN CBil^, yLOCB, POBK, LARD, PBODUOB.

SO. 62 WALNDT STBEET,

CINCINNNATI, OHIO. KEFKB TO B. F. Itrannan, Prest..Franklin Bank,

i««

B. Blake, Ohio Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.*

Jos.

J. A. Yrydagb, nomer

street.,

Baird A Croft, 82 Main Straaa ioott ft Pny, 60

Ohio Strart.

Uaia and

nttt.

Mfiip

AVD SHOES*! i«.

Jacob Doll, soalh Fourth street,*"'

»ii*

fi-jiii

V**1#-

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Bart let Qrundy. IOI Main strMt. Gas Arnold PPPO^TE tbe Post QBOFC •., A. H. Doolay, 104 Main Streat ,*itv

rn urn*!**

BA&SBS.

Frank Heinle A Bro.,J^afayette Str«

BILLIARDS

utonia Uotel, Wot. Hhaffrr, Propria tar.. CARRIAGE FAOTttR^j

COMMISSION AND GBAINr Joha HaiieyA Co., First St., oaCaaai Baata. 'i COAL DEALERS J.

Morgan,Salli'an County

Mri. N.

ra«H, rery low,or exchanged

f« fRrm, in eood coalition, in

Ulloois.

lit

.. I

Cor.8cl ani

JS# •.{

CLOTHING

,f ...

W. B. Bannister,19 Main Strew. Grow A Miller, 81 Mais 8tree*. Joha Barnikle, orer £aslon A WalmsUy'A.

u,«|

.at .«a* .»«

118

COAU^', "F'.

Joha McFarlane, Biter Coal.

T?'1'Y

JO 1

DBSSS MAKING.^

Badger, Ohio,bet.,ITT.UILI£}U.

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew,147 Main street. ?*,,*. C. 0. Lincoln, 6th St.,betwasa,HAIA

I J» a

•'"*4

Wniw

street, bet. Third

aad

DTE HOUSES.

8 N'orttf

Son. 4iaia street.

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth aad Mala. Clark

HOHMJ,

a-it

4tb ft.

DRY GOODS

Tnell, Bipley A Co., corner 6th and Main strati W. S. Kyce A Co.. 77 Slain street. 0. Wittig A Co.. 170 Main street. Xdsall A Co., corner fourth and Main street Saxton A Walmsley, 1J1 llain«trpaf£ Cornelius A HaggertJ, oiriwMartATaod ThU4

DRY GOODS—W HOLESA_LK L. Bjm

a f* :DRUGGL3T8fr» B»rr, Oulick A Berry, corner Wain and ftrairti'

H. A. Davis A

Co., Deming Block.

FARMING .IMPLEMENT.

....... 1

Jones Jones, east side Pablto Sqaai*. •, GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CDTTBit John Armstrong, Ohio street, east

t_ HARDWARE Cory Jt Mancourt, Main Street. Anstin, Shryer A Co., Main SUeer.

HATS AND

H4t

CApa,1

J"3il^h O. Yates, 1*6 Mbtli street. .•»„ Dowd A Slau, 19] Main stnet.

corner Ohio and first.

I JOB PRINTER. Ill John A. "3ryan, 115 Main Street. KEY CHECKS.

month.

Sinail stock of Groceries in tbe S'ore will be sold cheap. Apply on the premisea to Mrs. E. BBOWN. m£itf

PAPER HANCINCS &C.

Cl'

Terro Haute House, corner Main and SiMattfi' Fftrmert1 Uotcl 0or9tU mil cliory. INSURANCE AGBNTsi. M. A. Crane, Main street, east of Ylftb Uager A McKoen, Dowling Jilali.

J. A. Foote, (6Main street.

JEWELLERS* 7"„.:

8. B. Treeman, 74 Main street. .!•.». n« Jobn B. Freeman, Warren's Bioetc re Jacob Kern, Opposite Pest Office,

,, W.»W#lr

Wm, Edckin, corner 4th aod SlVattaa^.* I LIVERY STABLEi^w® Bo ber Hunter, oppoiite Bnntin Hous! 'i,"J"' ,/ (5

LEATHER. &c.

L. A. Burnett, 144 and 146 Main tfuseWt*

MUSIC DEALERS. ,0?^*

L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 46 Ohio street

MECHANICIAN. fe..

PostOflce.1•itsA-jiii')'

MILLINERY.

M. A. Baridan,

Main stieei

S. L. Straus, 149 Main at. 'Hum*** Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 4 aad Ohio.i 1 ,,

MILITARY CLAIMS. 'HV .::? D. fl. Panli3son Farrington Block, Mai«?ftl*'Tl NOTIONS AND TRIJfMINUfe u« f. U. Biddle, 151 Main street. :j 4 OYSTER

DEALERS.

Gee. Babermojer A Co., Foorth 8treet

PAINTERS.

Barr A Teakle, South Fourth Street.'

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. De Derkey, Mulberry, bst. 0th andltktta. ft Dr. A. Aimaud, corner Main and 6th tf treats. 1 Dr. 8. J. Ypuug, west side Publio Sauar*. Dr. 1. D. Seelev, 41 North 4th.Street.^ Drs. Apploby A Waters, 139 Main Street Itk

RETAIL GROOiRfli0^

F. D. Molloy No 9 South 4th Street. i, I. B.piey, Main S:reet. Luther Grigsbj-, opposite tbe Post Offlse.

RAILROAD AGBN®.»

James H. Turner, at McKeen A Paddock's MMl!

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. »W «n Jos. H. Biake, Ohio Street. Hendrich A Lange, corner Maia aad 4Ub ifofii,

SEWING MACHINES.

Carter A Reiuer, 18 North 4th Btreet, P. W. Wolfe, North Third Streets T. H. Biddle^ 151 Main Street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. Hex. A Arnold, SO

Mai. atmt. I

STONE CUTTERS.

"4 K*

Wagner A McFarlane, Bast of T. H., A1. B. B. Freight Depot.

TEAS. urn*' -w,?i:

Joseph Strong, 190 Main Street.'1'31^

,*r

UNDERTAKER.3

Isaao Ball, c»rn«r Third and Cberrj', M. W. O'Con eel I, MAINSTRE^.

IB:*%iil

or *4

1VTOTICE OF SALE OP REAL

-A-" ESTATE. A Notloe is hereby given, that tbensd«reigne4? Oommissioner, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas, at the December Tirm, 1868, will expose at pubiio tale, ta the highest bidder for eaab, •n Saturday, tbe 13th day of March, 1M», at 4 o'clock P.M., at the door of tbe First National Bank, corner of Fourth and Wabash streets, Terre Haute, tbe following Baal Batata, la Vigo county, Indiana, to-wlt:

Commencing forty feat (40) east of the northwest corner of lot seveaty-ofgbt (78) of Joha Sikley's Division to tbe town of Terre Haute, then* east one buniirfi) and twenty (ISO) feet, tbence south oca hundred and firty-nine bat (149) feat, to tbe lands owned by the Terre JJsfte, Alton dL 3t. Locis-Bailroad Company: thence weft Otii hundred and twenty (120) feat: from thaaaa north, one hccdrcd and forty-nioe (149) feet, to tbe place of brginnlnv. A. LANOB,

Oommlasloner.

to if

PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE,, JL

OF HABTF0RD, CONN. ,,

ASSETS, $085,000, The agency of thl, Company having bant*' I laccd in ear bands, wesball be happy to receive the pstronage of the old friends of ibis storliag Company, and of the public generall Pclftiea* Iscued on f*vor»He trm», by «»*•.

WHABTOS, BEACH 00,.j-

12dlm .. Agania.

J^IYERY

BROKER A STABLES

The undi-rslgaeii, «t hi* Livery SiaLle. oa Third street, op posit- the Ountln Houe, Is aoa prepared with go»d stock and Carritcea, to accommodate the public. KOU'T HUNTBB

Any person vltliin: to drposlt Hurses, Baa gies, Harness, or other livery articles at Hnntar's l.lvery Stable, will be accommodated with mon«y advanoed oa the name. der9dtr IIDNTKR A OOLLIS8.

H. DOOLEY,.

S O O

VH1

8DOCESSOB Ti M. O'CI'JHisLt,1

lias fjr Sals

E W S A E N

No. Ja2ldl

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Sibley, French A Co,, Commission Merchants, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jamrs D. Turnbr, Ea].,

JeblSdSm Terre Haute, Indiana.

A N

htl 'f-

I 1 E 8

104 Malu 8treot.

TERRE HAUTE AND FERRY V1LLK. till vlj a'aaat •••cnji

Tho Steamer 2 EBB A «ill regularly between Terre Hantaan) if I in a a in if II

A. Maudayr, Wedn-ndars acd Fridays each wrk. r. W. 8PEKCEB, Captain, li. 0. HIOEB, Gietk. tMla