Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 March 1869 — Page 4

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Saturday Horning, March 13tli, 1869.

%J -JR- ATT.ROAT) TIME TABLE.

TKBBB HAUTE AND INDIAN AXOLIB. 'l«kv».

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4:80 Bxpress 8: 6: l(k26 6T. LOUIS) ALTON AND TKBKK HATJTB.

UI5 p. Accommodation A. -Mail. k25 p. a... Express.. ~..ll.o7

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12:20 P. ...Mall and Bxpress 12-nl A ™...Kxprose ^....10:20 P. K. 4:48 p. KmirtW® Acoommodatlon...lO:!iO A. M.

KTAXBTILIJi AND CBA *v JF 0RD8YILLK. HAVB ABBITB. fc30 A. Accommodation 2 16 f. Mall........

CITY NEWS.

HON. D. W. VOOBHEBS is expected to arrive at home to day.

POBTEBS are up announcing Hon. D. W. Voorheea to speak at the Court House to-night on "Negro suffrage."

A. H. DOCLET, 104 Main Btraet, lays on our table Harper's Weekly for March 29, and Franlf'Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper of the same date, both excellent numbers.

PBOF. LOCKE, of Indiana Asbury University, will preach at Centenary Church to-morrow (Sabbath), at 1QJ o'clook A. M., and in the evening. The public will be made welcome.

THE MAYOB ceme very near having an item for us yo9terday—a c&3e of bastardy. He failed", however, for the reason, the officers could not find the father of the trouble.

A CLOCK stolen from the murble works of Walter & Eppinghousen a few days since, was recovered yesterday at Mrs Riley's second-hand Etore whore it had been sold by a boy for twenty-five cents

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SHKBBY'B New York Theater mences a short season at Dowling Monday evening, on which occasion will be given the "Lancashire Lass," one the most popular and sensational plays of the day.

WE suppose that by this time every body has become satisfied that February first was Ground Hog day, and that the rodent did see his shadow that day.— Ind. Sentinel.

We suppose by this time that every body has become satisfied, the g. b. is most unmitigated humbug and impostor,

DIED.—At Montrose, yesterday, March 12th, at 10} A. »r., IDA MAY, daughter of Joshua E. and Elizabeth Glover, in tho 9th year of her age.

The funeral will occur at three o'clock r. M. to-day, from the residence of the parents, at Montrose. Friends 'of the family are invited to attend without further notice.

COBHECTION.—Our information in re gard to where Mr. Preston Sparks, drowned in Honey Creek, Wednesday night, obtained his liquor, was incorrect He did not Btop at the Pike's Peak saloon but at a saloon on the opposite side the street, and was somewhat in liquor when he arrived there.

CITY EDITOB EXPRESS:—Don't be in Buch a hurry with your "good-bye.' haven't "left Sixth streot" and don't intend to do so in such woather as this. Call 'round and s§e me, young .men, when you ox-orciso your velocipede. "OLD HOUSE,".

In the middle of Sixth street," bet, Ohio and Walnut.

OUB POSTMASTER I—By a private dispatch from Washington we learn that Linus A. Burnett, Esq., has been appoint ed Postmaster for this city. We presume this will "interfere" with the projected election of A Postmaster. Mr. Burnett loft for New York last night, and- we suppose will be home in a few days.

It having been reported that Mr. Bur nett exerted himself to procure the Post office for his son-in-law, Mr. Meaeham we are requosted by Mr. Meacham to say that he is regularly employed by Mr, Burnett in other business, that ho is to continue at his employment, and is to have nothiDg whatever to do with the PoHoffice in any shape or way.

A VETO.—Governor Baker £as vetoed the House bill No. 60, entitled "an Act for the incorporation, and continuance of Insurance Companies authorizing them to reissue their risks exempting certain policies of Life Insurance from attachment by creditors making all policies non-forfeitable after two full annual payments repealing fill laws and parts of laws inconsistent therewith, and declar ing an emergency." He closes his objec tions with the following language: "I think the bill is so manifestly an act of hasty and ill-considered legislation that it ought riot to go upon the statute book until eRch house shall have had ai^'op* portunity to reconsider it." This leaves the insurance laws of the State unchanged.

TOBACCO is A GLORIOUS TBINQ!—In fcig new book on the use of tobacco, Dr. Griscom lays great stress on its directly poisonous effects and his ugly cataloguo of the consrtjucoces of excess in its uso includes nervous, disturbances, palpitatioa.of the heart, blindness, dyspepsia, jaundice, icflammalion uf the liver, dysentery cancer, destruction of the teeth, paralysis, headache, imbecility, idiocy, insanity and death. He insists further that the-cimmon notion that tobacco prevents malaria, and aids diction is wholly unfounded. We believe the thirteenth disease of the Doctor's 'ugly catalogue" is the commonest one of the tobacco user's punishments and the worst one of Ihe list, for when he has got that he carte nothing for tho fool.ings and dislikes of other people,

TJJTILK informa oa Uwt TEI««T In

J)A.l.L\r Sal RX PllLoh. favor vising unmarried ladies In town, I it beau he, wbennot smoked and scents it1

xiffiBBK-HAUTK, IND. jwith brandy ^rjf^ ^fg j}.

A COLOBEI Prima Donna sings at the miostrel entertamnieaii ibja cvo/Jtug-— Journal.

The Only Leon" doubtless smiled at the verdanty of our. cotemporary.

THE RAILROAD WEST.—One of the most difficult of our tearchei for.local news is to obtain information of railroad movements. These matters of so it&ch interest

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BOCZTILLE EXTENSION.

tsAva. ABsrv«. 4fOT p. .—...11:06 A.

our people usually come sec.

ond-hand.N In the Marshall, (Ills.)

It is probable that these comp have acted wisely and for their own best -interests in rejecting all looal aid,,And thereby relieving themselves from even a seeming obligation to the people through whose country the road runs. Bat, whether wisely or unwisely, Jiaving once determined, we have no question they will immediately build the1 rjad to.cult themselves. They neither need nor de sire local aid or local sympathy. The people wili be forced to go to them for favors bad not they to the people.

We congratulate our friends below on their -success. Because thay have had tbe good luck to get a railroad Without paying anything for it, is no raason why we'sbould not be friends. vTiieir property and our property is in the same county, to be taxed for the same purpose of munioipal government, and, perhaps in the end it will make but little difference to the county revenue, whether the railroad, whose property is to be taxed in the county, shall lie in the middle or at one side of the county.

And, while the effect of this decision could not be otherwise than regretted by very many of our best citizens, the bold noss and independence of a monied cor poration that invests hundreds of thou sands of dollars in our midst without BO much as saying, "by your-Jeave.?'' ebal lenge. our admiration, and enlists louri sympathy." As we could not get the road ourselves, we are glad, that our county people have got it, and that too, ifithout being compelled to donate mon ey, right of way or anything else.

THE VELOCIPEDE QUESTION promises with the advent of pleasant.weather t&i: be a subject of lively discussion. Already there are many timid souls whor unable to ride tbe elegant, quick-moving bicycle declare it must be pushed from the side* walks. They cannot comprehend the fact that the bicycle occupies on the side walk laterally only about the width of the rider's shoulders, which amount of elbow room" we all consider,and believe ourselves entitled to, whether we be ve locifyedestrians or pedestrians. This same subject is agitating the good people of In dianapolis, and several articles, pro and con, have appeared.in tbb daily papers In yesterday's

Journal,

'writer thoroughly disgusted with the combined ignorance and obstinacy diS' played by the writers o£ some of tbeso ar tides oppposing the general use of the velocipede, gives a few words in explana tion of its workings, for the benefit of those Who have not had the opportunity of thoroughly testing its merits, and his remarks, are applicable to this locality He says:

As it is quite obvious that the writers referred to are not "velocipedists," it equally obvious they are not aware of this' very important fact, viz:

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we find the following, and give it a place without any knowledge as to its truth. The

Messenger B*ys§ |«j

From the best information we nave been able to gather, our long delayed and vary troublesome question of whether the St. Louis, Vabdaiia and Terre-Haate Railroad shall run by Marshall or Darwin, has at last been settled in favor of Darwin. It is reported that work will commence immediately, and tiie roli be completed from Terre Haute to Darwin in ninety days. We in common with all our citizens, deeply deplore this resaU.— But we could not build the road ourselves and the wealth of tho companies that have undertaken to build it is sucli that all of our efforts in giving right of'way, making local subscriptions etc, it se&bs^ were too puerile and insignificant to be taken into consideration in determining the merits of the lines. 't

of that city,

A bicycle can

"turn out" and pass a person on foot quite as easy as one foot passenger passes another, provided said "walkist" be not one of those weak-kneed individuals who go bobbing about in front of one for several seconds, unable to decide on which side to pass instead of adhering to the Uni veraal rule- "pass on the right"—always

Or if the small portion of our popula lion who are afraid of being "run down1 and "crushed into an unrecognizable mass," would only adopt tho old and very simple rule—"follow your nose'V-*|he much dreaded accidents would never hap pen. True, no accidents of the kind have occurred as yet, but then something might happen, you know.

Then, again, our woeful fritods do not grasp with their far-raaching and tenacious understandings, the fact that, in case they should come face to face" with one of "the things,,r the thing can even when going at a high rate of speed, be easily and instaptly stopped, and in more ways than ono.

It is proposed to deny them the'sidewalksl Shades of our departed and lib erty-luving ancestors, where are ye Prepare then, ye proud progenitors of the rising generation, prepare, I say, 'to toot off your baby carriages into the middleol our sometimes dusty, sometimes muddy streets. Prepare then, O, ye go-carters, and yo also, O ye wheel* barrowites, pre pare ye

all

to bereafter gambol with

your vehicular arrangements, in the muddy or dusty streets, and do not presume to enjoy our broad, smooth and thinly populated sidewalks. And aU for this sapient reason—you may overturn, frighten or otherwise demoralize, some great, healthy six-footer I You may with your velocipede, go-c^rjL,, wheelbarrow or baby carriage demolish one or another of our prominent citizens Have some pity, I pray you, for weak nerves.

But now, earnestly, all that is asked is a calm and serious consideration of the following

facts:

1. The bicycle is a mean of speedy transportation from one point to another, and, perhaps, distant one, making, with quiet, ease and

safety,

a mile in, say,

seven minutes—an important consideration. 2. Tho bicyclo occupies, laterally, no more than tho portion of the sidewalk equgl to the breadth ol the rider's shoulders. 3. It can be "turned cut" or around «r person coming from the opposite direction, as easily, quickly, and as

harmlessly,

as one person usually passes another. 4. In case of coming directly in iront of a person walking, it can, oven when in rapid motion, be as easily and quickly stopped as noed be, by simply placing the feet upon the ground or reversing the motion. 5. It is, a? any one who ever attempted the riding of one, a means of powerful and healthy exercise in the open air.

C. It costs to keep it only the interest of tbe money, eats no C3rn, hay, or oats, tcquires no stabling, nor runs away, (UQ. less some vagabond kindly assists It), and is always ready.

In short, we want our obstw&te dyspep-

rtc,~ssa ~a ngfTtcTbe oppoced-to-it MILLIN&KY.—Miss M. A. Bar id

fpteds to jfecogniivthe bicycja as a live,

go aboaV Hue«*!..(» &nd Tanked fm-

proved blessing—not a mere toy or hob-by-hbree. Tie

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Lira INSURANCE.—TheN.Y.

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Whoever has the impreesion*that life ii^nui^ifanei popakrc j?ith the people, gdnerallj^ tf -'g^atly mistaken. Every sound life insurance company is now regarded by the bpst ^iuLand wisest people in' the^orld &s, truly a benevolent inBtitntioir,' ^abd'Sn/orthy of universal patronage. Sbch being the fact,the£e institutions will grow in popularity yearly. At the head of all ttejcarporiAions of this chartbfer 1ft fhe country stands The Mutual Life of New York. The success of this corporation has been

BABQAINS to bo had in Dre^s Goods. 3 Bargains to be had in White Goods, Lfctoen&d Embrbidmids^

Bargains to be had in Bleached and Brown Table Linens, Towels and Nap kins, at .• -.u W. S. RYCB

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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.—Take a fine article always in preference to an adulterated one. Dooley'a Yeast Pow.der ii warrantad pure, and always does its work charmingly. For sale by all r& tail groceries, and at wholesale by Coif & -Son. [12,d3t

THE NEW Skirt Factory and Corset Emporium of fierz & Arnold is now in full blast. We are now receiving Spring gooda, and most respectfully invite tbe ladaes to call and examine them.

Miss tipaulding, formerly wtith B. Weiez,' iflln1 oiir efnploy, an'd wllf be happy to receive'the calls of her friends.

0pepe(£

^Scientific American,

solid

and practical,4ays: "While some laugh, as they do at everything new, there are many who regard the velocipede in its improved form, as worthy of permanent favor, and who, like ourselves, predict it vill tgQtjire it." Hoary Ward Beecher 6n(f"otter prominent and sensible men, have declared in favor of it. |0 why not

independ

thus speaks of tbe Mutual Life Insur* ance Company of New York, represented in thiscity by Messrs. Witerton & Beach, National State Bank building:

wonderful

all its history {u$ never fras it prospered as during Uie past yean, jits total receipts in twelve months were over thirteen milMems of dollars.

It issued oyer

seventeen thousand-new policies, insuring over fifty-three caillions of dollara.'-rO Its net assets are now nearly thirty millions of dollars: and it has at risk, in its ai|$i»fob^!nes9, on lives instlred'i'an amount of money nearly equal to one-twe*fth of the

whole national debt

of the United States—viz: $205,000,uw. If the fiaancial affairs of our Government were outnuced with one-half' the wisdom, j&St&Aijj"

honestly,

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giant cdrporfifion is conducted, w^should near lefs talk about breakers ahead- Here is a'lhodel, easy-working, salely-con-Btructed financial machine and we advise Congressmen to study its history, and learn how big figures can be Bandied and controlled without a single jfcr, how vast money interests can be forced t^ work—and

too—with a Simplic

ity, regularity, and with a degree of perfection which iB unknown among the results of Washington legislation, or its MODEL institutions.

We profess to know something abpu| the benefits of life insurance as tfiey have affected numerous friends and ac quaintanoes} hero and elsjpWhere and we believe it to be the solemn duty of every man who has others dependent upbtj him

%raer COM

TAE "Princess Dag mar,' Walmsley'a.-

at Saxton & dlt

.THE cheapest Huck. Towels in the city at Saxton & Wnklmsley'^ dlt

TURKEY RED TableCloths and Doylies at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt

THE "glove-fitting" Corset is the best in the market. dlt SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

THE "Hadley sbft finish Spool Cotton is warranted equal to Coats'. or Clark's, m-i iQavIAW ftr IValmolan'a '^oHil*e"by Saxlon ^Walmsley's.

LADIES -Wht) tise Dr." Price's Cream Baking Powders will, be agreeably sur prised at its delicious productions. trial is irtily'iiecessary tft prove its advan rages over Soda and Saleratus in tbe making of bjead .biscuits,- oake|, No fatni!y that once use tbemf Will Wwithout them. 13-d3t

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IMPOITANH ®O Mrs. L. .Volger, South Fourth street, has just received direct From New York a^elect lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Frames aad JllbbfttfyicH'of tbe latw* And most attractive styles, which she has plac«d upon befjeoanters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices, ll-d2w

tLAsT\N and accounts of Drs. Mahan & Bell will be collected, immediately, without further notice. The firm are compelled to have Ynoney.

tO 4 '*!'—-fcTHE new Weed Sewfng Machine, the molt «i'»pi#il»autifnl, ahSTjiirt Machine market

an has

her stock of Millinery in tba

BtQre room reC

ently occupied by Eberle A

Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to Bee her old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. £6,dtf

I. RIPLEY sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf

MAPLE SCOAB at Gdtf

C. I. RIPLEY'S.

FBISH DATES, figs and coco&nuts, at Sage's. dtf

JACOB KBBN, opposite the Post Office, on 6th street, is not selling his goods at cost, neither does he intend to close out byT/hristmas, but sells as cheap as any one in the city a fine lot of Jewelry and Clocks for Christmas, just received, to b$ Bold at very low figures. Call and com* pare his prices before purchasing, d22

ORANQES and Lemons at dtf I I

.XPHi£.^$4,0bQ,G0-Pr6tection

Tho'firat pilicy i»suf(Pin Terre Hauto by this Company was dated Dec. 1st, 1853. 4hpus%nd six' hundred have since

Is^ied'to patrons at this placd All the losses which have occurred under ftesei ^policies, have ^beett promptly and amicably settlod—as tbe following which area few of the paymenU made for loss or damage, will attest":

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M, W. Sedan? $2,600 J. G. 1,200 L. Jpssner 2,000 ,Rp*Sj& Kennedy Bros 6,000 '^olin^iT! Reiz ." 1 bo Margaret McKee 300 J. Whitaker.... 3,000 Jacob Gundlefinger 30 Ny^C.. Sparky.. 50 I issued bji 41 W*! f| 3??

HoSFOBD & BOUDINOT, Agents,'^*"1 10-dtf Cor. 4th and Main Btreets."

CONSIGNEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO AT

to MAKE NO DELAY. It is a Christia# iiLmOTioft.*—On account of whom it may duty, and therefore, should be profnptlf performed.

MASONIC.—Dowling Commandefry No 16 Knights' Templar, will meet i^t their Asylum offctlft (8«fibtB|y)»evtoing,- 'tti 7} o^aieck."

concern, we will sell at our Sales Room corner.. o,f 3d andOhio street?, on Friday Mafcb'12th, 1869, at 2 o'clock P. M., a superior lot of 100 caddies and boxes of to' badco, in good conditidn, consisting of dark and bright leas, quarters, and nav also, a large lot of natural pounds and bright natural leaf nine inch plug, sold in lots to tuit purchasers. Sale to con tinue from day to da until the lot is dis posed of. GREINER & FOBBEST,1* 10,dtf] Auctioneers

REMOVAL !—Mrs, M. Riegelman, in or der to meet tbe 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 patronB. She will con stantly "keep on hand a complete assortment of plain and ornamental hair, such as Switches, Curls, Puffs, Side Curls, Chignons, &c. Ladies wishing Switches made out of'combing, can be accftnmoda ted on short notice. Persons desiring, to rent anything in her line will find a good variety to select from at reasonable price:

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

MEREDITH- & DELANO have removed their law office to tho Farrington Block 8d3t

THE latest style Dowd & Slate's.

& Go's.

[13dtf viTi? SPEEB'S POBT GAABR WINK —^R persons of sickly and debilitated consti tutions it ii especially recommended as a valuable tonic and invigorator. As dinner wine itif ple^s&nt and agreeable, and Its eihilarating effects considerably assist digestif. Fpr general family use it cahiidt be 6xce1l6l' by the finest im ported Port for taste, idavor, oJ juicy richness, while it is devoid of the deleterious and intoxicating qualities,which uni ,formly characterize foreign wines.'—Iw dependent. dwlw 'kv ***&»*

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S. Wheeler^ Agent, 143

Main street, cp-staira.

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REMOVED.—firqwir & Melvi&f have remove4.ifl Ko! 79,^et, between Thircl"j|uid Sourihj wb^aa they will keep on J^^nd J|tfg»^ck of Queensware, QlampM^-TtbJft ?tatl«rjr, "f

Jo ANY who MAY,DMI£n usiug' Painte, Window Glass, nftthtl fe&son, we invite atteQ^ipn to yar |t^,rwbkih will beJcept full ati3'ctmpletej and aTw^ys ^old at the bottom 9^he market.

CJBLICT£& BKEEY.

17-dtf Druggists.

of Ties and Boas ledtf

IR YOU want a Hat or Cap cheap for the money, go to Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

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

BOOTS AND SHOES.—Jacob Doll has removed his stock of Boots and Shoes to the store-room, one square south of thnold "Spinning Wheel" corner, two doors be low Ohio street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and as many new ones as choose Jo favor him* with their patronage. The entire stock will be closed out at very low prices.

Country merchants wishing to "sort up" with odds and ends in the boot'and shoe ne, will do woll to give him [2l',dtf la SL_ L1 it—J'

call.

IF you want bargains in Winter Goods go to C. Wittig & Co's., 179 Main street, Deming Block they sell winter goods at ok act cost. iCctUFiJM -V#* Jll-dtf

Do You wan| Prearved Orange Peel? Call at Ripley's. [25,dtf

Yon pan find Preserved Lemon Peel at C. I. Rlpl^y'^. A [26,dtf

CARPENTERS and builders generally, for the Bbattwarranted. Tool» and (Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer

& Co

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HEADQUARTERS for Oysters at E. Wright & Co^ 155 Main street. dtf ~i—

NEW STTL$S or HATS AND BONNETS at 149 Main street. dtf

BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour at E. R. fright & Co'e. 15dtf

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

FURS.—The finest assortment, the low est prices, no old mothy stock, at S. L. STRAUS ,! dtf 149 Main street.

Go TO E. R. Wright & Co., for those Extra Large Oystors. 15dtf

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

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

FRESH CITRON, Raisins and currants at Sage's. [19-dtf

BOAVUKO -s3*vttral gentlemen cut ohr tain room* gnd Nr. 41 North Fuiirt street. !ra3n l$Kon able. Transient board $i,093{ir d«$.'*#l|- Mtf & "v»

A rijj® yunlof If received byBiddTe,

iies,4 jjui street

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street.

C. Wrrrid & Co, 170 Main Deming Block, sell all their winter Block at exact cost. jll-dtf

WINTER GOODS', at w»y price to close out, and make fOTm-for Sprrog Stock, «t Riddle's 151 Main street. [27,dtr

SEWINO MACHIINXS.—The beat Sewing Machines in the mar^t, to! sell on monthly payments by T* H. RJddle, 151 Main streak, .. j-* £27,dtf

CRACKED W HXAT, S^lit Peas^ Oat Wbcat, Choice Honey Syrup«f N- O. Molassos, choice Sugar?, Tpaa'"ind Coffees

ley

is offered

Insurers in the—HOME or NEW YOBK.—

No. 190, Main street

PKBLBD DRIED £*AJR0^PT Q. I. Bip r»*rt v.. r»Ait

SpiBrruALiisM.—Mrs. L. locturo in Ponce's H»li, op Suvqay mom ing at 11 O'clock,'and-at 7 in th§ evening.' Child rens' Lyceum meets at ip'clock p, M.' Ssats free.Il

HAVING recused the Dining Boom of the Buntin House, xJwlifl opony this morning, a school for ^hg inSt^iiotion bfvthose who wish to lefl^n to ri^ifiQ ^locipsde. The room beingJar^iftftd ^uttaBle for practice, I Will put in "abouU clii' dozen machines,. whicH' wtH'l^fTTOT^ionable rates, also will fill orders for tbe-latest improved Velocipede. fed22dtf JOSEPH WaidiiT.

I the Hi.

To the JPresu^it tefnian Jienevpl-em Society:

Wo wish to submit tho"folic ifgline of march for the 17th day of Mjircl|l l869--Meot ut. the Hibern^n^HaU ftt S o'clock in the inoraia^* Procrssit^n to moya precisaiy at 8% o'clock A, M.-, from tn» Hall, WfeW^ 'Ohip street to First, NoHh I'ira't to Main, East to 9lb, South 9th to OHio, lOtfio to 5th, South 5th to the Catholic 'C*urch.— After services at tliaCturcb, to tiie -Hall then disperse till CJ o'clock P* jin then again meet to attenl servicQS in ,body. After service?," march to -Peirce'slHall, to partake of rofrdshmflhU. *. If 10-dtd JO«N )VAi.FE^,^|^sbaf.'

THE BEST assortment!.df'.'pliln.. 16k Rings in town, is tbr Bo found1 UtS. R, Freeman's, .1^1 ^jiV^rtr^k for

SPEEB'S ^TA^^ARD ^VINB BIIIRFERA la highly recommended by phyriciaps for Dyspeptics, on account of itatoirii pro-^\l^i,M?PmtX»-aDd.lts^ellcioiiB: flavor. ai,o febSSdwlt.

'imittaiittt't. Wrtisty/ #»». it.w'i,..

CLOTHESWEINGEBB I ER8'i I

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Buckeye Clothes .•Wripgefaj '.'I{ Little Grant Clotiiea Wringer®' Sherman Clotb^s Wriagere,. For sale at COBY & MANCOPIW'SI 2 1

A WORIJ TO THE WISE IS SDFMCISIFC —If you want bargains in Ladiep' Furs, go Jo O. Wittig & Co%,, 170.Main 'street, Deming Block, they Bell at cost. |H-dtf

SMALL PBOFITS AND Luther Grigsby keeps a niceand well selected rtock of Groceries and Produce for sale at his Postoffice: The new year has rolled in, now jf you will roll in with it we will have ft good time. j&dtf

RIDDLE can beat the "Velocipedes'' on Sewing Maehines^J

Jt7$ ilain stroet, t)emingCfilt)ck jll-dtf

able. 'f.Q mar 8-dtf

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WE do not propose to sell -for a' song, but we will sfill at cost, all seasonable goodft*.

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GOOD QUALITY of S^rts and Drawers can bj had for^(f and 60 cents, tfvtl.

O. SJ d^ltT. ,n -JL- I.

To CITY TAX-PA*KMJ.—City tax-pay-ers are hereby notified that }h.U is the last week for paying taxes without additional costs and penalties, the time expiring the 15th inst. Call and settle. ''ssa.1

G. A. GOODWIN,

March Sdl City Treasurer.

POSTOFFICE ELECTION. a a

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the advice of my friends, hereb^ submit my name as a caniU&t? for Pofc^lsircMS subject the popular willf a« lt i*ay be Expressed at the pro£o»ed election, to be held on the 20th4nst.

Mrs,*? B. M^OBE.

^LOTJB, CEMBNT, BAOON.ic.

500 250 50

BBLS. OF FIiCtUK, diff«rent grad+e, at gro*tlj reduced prices. ,« Bbls. CKM

ttbr,

Plaster Parts,Salt, and a well assortcdf ttoek tf O E I E S mrm *T

Cat thetowett market price, forest* b? A. dc E. RKIMA3T,

Main Ptreat, between 8th aad 9th,

l4d?m TEBBX BAUTB, 1SD.

LOCAL NOTICES. WANTED.

Tbe igeor trades KeTired-—The "Mimiifar' J3MIlk

gives tho partlcaUn of on* of

the moat miraculon* cares on record'. I sue Salt«er,'of Hysrttowo, Lebanon county, Pa., a youth MfraUsn years old, was afflicted for over two yean with tbe worst form of Scrofula bis entire body, fhee, neck and limbs were literally covered with large ruining sores, which discharged purulent matter 10 copiously as to gvtherhilf an inch deep in bed daring the night he was constantly cold, and required a hot Are in his room both saqmer and winter the smell was so offensiTO that no pelson could endure it longer than a min ate or twe Drs. Bridenbach, Socher, Heckart and Lebrengood, well-known and sklllfol physicians, attended him saccesslvely, without being able to afford the sufferer any relief. As a last resort, he was induced to use the celebrated ^OHLEB'S HfBB BITTEBS, and ^now perfectly restored to health. Tbe editor of the Jf«c-

Htaltg has in hU possession two large

glass jan containing/to

JUmttlf

Cdlf

-^1

pouadt of tcibt lain from

On body uf gotrnf BaUsmr.

StefoNO'-i

.» ^mlOdwlw

Barr'a iPectoral Elixir.—Read the ollpwiog

*tn»g

and

painted

endorsement of

tht

for Coughs and Colds—"Barr's Pecteral Elixir." 1'cas.E H^CTE^ Ftb. 8, I«C9.

TaolU:S &ABS, Ecq Dear Sir :—I have used sereVal battles of your "Prctoral Elixir," in nj family, aad In (VERYloetanoe w'tU rwy BKCIDSDLT beneflclai resalts. K. FBAKK Howe,

Pastor 1st Congregational Church.

Manufactured BY BAKE, GOIICS A BEBBY, 122d9m Drngglsla.

A S E E N S

O W I N 6 I

Thb JllaoaitemtBt begs !O»TP

The Company consists of Twenty-Four First Class Artists, selected from the principal Thea ttoebf New York and Philadelphia, together with the Celebrated COBHET BAND and OacneSTaa. the following well-known A'tUts included in this powerful Company: MBS. JENNIE! CAB&OLb,

MissroLMEriKir, MBS. S,iA. BAKEK, MISS. MAY. HENBI, ^1* 'MISSJDLIASTEVENSON,

LITTLE KATIE BAKER

MR. J.». BriKBBT, :,K MB-J, W. OABBOLL, -t"' MB GEO. O. OHABLXS, 1

MB. W, J. FEBOOSON, MB. J. H, MULLIGAN, "i MB. T. T. PAINEY.r ,, iMB. H. UENUI, .P

Mi mm!

jrcd.

Monday Eve, March 15th,

Will be presented for the first tlo\e In ^Terle Haute, the most successful Plfcy of the Season, en. titled

THE LANCASHIRE LASS,"

WT With New and Appropriate Scenery.ti? ?». j^dmission. 58 C^nta P. F. SHERRY, Bus. Agt,

N E W A E I S E E N S

...v- I' FN BANKRUPTCY. QUICK sUjx^Ea DISTBIOT OF INDIANA, BS: i,t indlanapo lis, tho 8th day of March, A. D., 1869. Th undersignea hsrjby gire notice 6f their sppolat ment as Assignees of James Schee, of Terrs new stand, opposite the I Hante, in the county of Vigrt, and State of Inw! I dianav within "aid District, wh» has been BdjodgtWU- Stfd-fiSe for yoartelves I

bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District Court rf said District.'

north side of Main street, between Fourth I ship No. 11 north and east of ihe Wabash rivei I Ihe Third DUtrict is all that part of.Tlgo ana Inftb, over Goodman's Clothing. county, which lies west of tbe Wabaeh river. Store, and formerly Aacuphd by Mrs. Board «serves_the right to reject all bids. Leonar^.^.

43-dlm

V-

PBESCRIPTION6 carefully prepared by. competent, Druggists, at Davis' |Drug Store, Deming JJlecfy 6th and Main St. *i-''(flfbl5dtf

IF YOU ^ANT'the best Sawing Maehine, buyxthe no*^:Woeii|f Agent, 143 Main Htreet, up-stairs. 93tfJ

DON'T be talked into purchasing a'Sew-1 ing Machine before gdei&g the new Weed

INSTRUCTIONS IW LANDSCAPE PAINTING—Those desiring to. lean) the be%ntk ful art of Landscape Fainting, wilt

W. A. BBADSHAW,

,. J,

w. BBADSHAW, }Aj?'eaee«

marl2d3wltaw

A I A I O N O I Jt\. CENSE.—The undersigned hereby give notice that they will apply to the County Oom« missloner- at their next session in April 'or license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors leee than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premises on which said liquors are to be sold are located on the corner of 12th and Main streets, in Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indlaaa. WIST ft WOODBCFF. marlSdlwSt

GEALED PROPOSALS

Notice is hereby given ihat Sealed Proposals will bo received

WUttg & Co'.., 1!0 MsTn Block. jll-dtf 118W. Bids wijj. be received from each District ~Th™ Fitst District includes all that pert of

MEDICAL.— Dr, W. Moore respedtfullv I VJgo county, whi:h lies.north of the center of ..... ., I Township No. 11, north, on the east side or the announces thathe«frw«)med the prac-1 Wabash Biver. tice of medicine in tbifl r*itv nffina' An I The Second District is all that pert of said mccucine in, in is, city, um^e, on I

eonuty

the Auditor's Office until tbe

..... iath day of April, 1869, for farnlihlsg medicine,

which lies south of the center of Towi

By order of tbe Board of Oommlssloners ot Vigo county. WM, PADDOCK, Auditor Vigo County.

Marl 1 1869-d3twlt.dTue« r-. -.v, 1 .„j*i

S I S O N S O N

}«-n

jjiOTS tf.

SIMPSON,

ATTORlTEr AT LAW,

NOTARY FVBLIC,

Family Favorite. Z. S. Wheeler, Agent, CommissiQBer of Defds for Western States, 143 Main street, up-Stairs. 9dtf

'Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

ij OFriCB—In Scott's Building—up-stairs—op

well to call and examine specimens 4tI posfte the Sew Court House. rooms cf J. D. Wright. Terms reasoV1 «OIICB-Oolleotion. mad. in and out of

Ooart, at reasonable mmi««lons. ESPECIAL ATTENTION given to (ettlemea* oLBitater and Guardians In the PrebateCofirt. 3"

£•?..

li/lJE'/i

N«.ys4aii»3(-fa

Bed atfrBlfii 1rsuds

Hhds. fresh BAGON.

•..IW.IBf

•, vtr

Bbls MESS PORK.

.iet SS

,4,

pnt.'.MMtarad..^ J3 t!( W

ii-H

FOR. SALE.

A-small frame building, corner of 6th and CtoestBut stnets—cheap— parchaser to remove the buUding.

A city lot, adjoining th* reilJonce tf John D. Murphy, oa North Firft street. A beautiful building lot, coiner of 8th. and Walnut streets—fenced—shale aod fruit trees. 120 ictel of good timber land, 1% miles from Martlfcsburg, county-seat of Bipley Oorfnty, Missouri, a: a bargain. Will be sold for part casb, and good trade for balance.

A tWoHltory biiakbasinafs house, situated on Main street, betwoen 8th and 9th—suitable for Qroosry atbre or Boarding Hoasi. A good bargain and eaey payments. Call at Simpson's Real Estate Agency.

sH"

WAITED.

WAHTBD—MONEY—Parties wl«| aoiyts lo—, lene aalf oa MrUdlw «001T*Dt)T.

WAimtD —To purchase-a small HOUB AHD LOT, eey for (t la qnerterly pej—ts, with tutwntaddVl.— 8'ate price —4 li cellia, aMiew PtTBOH

AS-

IB, through tkiMOa« Mis

FOR MLI.

T?OR SALE .—House and Lot, on JD 6th street, opMeite McGregor'*—MBS* aad will be sold at a bargata. laaaire of Hrs. Hum, on the pwfcee, or ef Orikes aad Raoral, Seal letste gs«lni. MUw

l?OR SALE.—A two-BtorT brl«k -1 Honse, locaU Mala street. Mat to KcKtea Paddock's Mill, MOW «en|M a Grocery, will be eold at a low tgmre t« the parehaisr. Tbe eWaer will take desinbft cotta«* la partaayaat. Iaqaife ea tka preastaee. aiai9«M

"DOB SALE—CHEAP—An «xi. oelleat isoaad-haad Viaaa sUt eetaee rce»wood case, Adiaa altarbaurt- Ia^nire at this OOe*. or addreae X. B. BAIBD, mldlia OttvfaetOflea.

l?OB SALE.—I offer foraale'my J/ formtr resldeaoe, sltaated at tke eoraer of Market (oalled UJ sad Oaaal street*. IBie hoase coatalns tea naai,iltt a large Moi caUar, la go»a oonditioa. Ma IM, or groaad, e6atataa one half aore, or three ha art a lial& two large cisteras, and a well, «ad Mat mated la the kealthle«t part of the ettr, a (uall leiidenoe, oraftrMolaes beardlkg .kepae.

It will be sold for cash, very lew, or exskaagsd tor a fans, la good coatftttoa, la intaois. Tot p»riiealaa icqalre of Ma undersigned, of Ohartea Oraft, Ke^. B. M. HABktSOS

SMta

T?OB SALE.—Wtehing to engage 1 in oihfcr basiaraa, we wlU.asUjMir GROCERY STOBB aad BQkWMMO HOWB rUB-

MITCBB wrr reesoaable. ill pacaoaj wishing to engage in this baslas«»t aaa faflacoad filing at KOBBI8' WagoaYar«,*a Vo^thTjilrd

T?OB J? In

SALE—A Fine twf-stoijr frame Bwelllag Hoase eight roaae, gas. slate roof, two nil terns aad wall, stable, cacrfcfe house, and good trait. Lot UO foet fkoat by 300 feet deep. Will be sold aheap. Afplr te siedtf P' M. DONHELIiT.

FOR

1}6

annonunte tba

ibis fownrful Company will open, ,• FOB THREE NX0HTS ONLY, Commencing Monday ETC, March Id.

ratpbertiee, 1 acre geoeeberriM

and currants—aU beat lag. boar yard set with evergreens aad flowers. OaU a* the Goanty Treasurer's office. JaM3ai

FOR RENT.

T?OB SENT.—A convenieiit and i? ooa

wforttblo Dwelliag Hour, containing tea rooms, (tnclading hitchen), oeilar, well and cistern, stable, coal Eoass, wow* fTult trees and grapeviaee.

wosihM, Be. flome

Tor

TpOB EENT.—A Sfcor«-room [on JJ. the south side of the PubUe Sfian, with

mSdtf

j, MONTGOMEBY

Beat 9K per ^ionth. sold

back-room and esllar. Small stock-cf Qrooeries la ths star* Will oheap. Apply oa the prealawto

Mrs. B. BBOWN.

PAPER HANGINGS ftC.

SPURS STYLES! if iMt ,««*

}B^Biraitl tr

BR0KAW BROS., f&t i* vm 1*1 agfe I,..0. i-.-j -io» Main §tr«W laid* 1*1

Ijaporters, WtoleaMf.ant .¥*1^,1 J**1*™ in

*jl atat -»m

PAPII HUdlSifiS,

CABPEH,

WINDOW 8HAN8,

OIL CLOTHS d&s

We are now recetvtag our new spring styles, and shall Da ooastaatly adding to them as they come out. •i ,,tn ta '*. y.f

We hate oa hand the •*'f"

LARGEST STOCK

of ths above goods, at the uas

LOWEST PRICES,

to b» fOaad te the Wast,

J. .X

it*

We haven aamher pfFirst Class Daoorators, Deei^aan and Plain Papsr Hangers thlt we can send te any part of tbe City or (ibnntry.^

BROKAW BRO'S.

dwSm

•lett* -aa*

I AM ¥J*"

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1 ATH MABCH, 1869. IIJ -ikviiv"1 wwlfc /i C.

6rand Opening

or THB NBW BKtBT FAOTOBT.

HEBZ A JUHfOLD,

Bespeetfully announce to the public that havs opsaed at arfMirtstsS 3

j.&-

FABMS ADO HOUSES TO SBLL AND BERT. te .»:•

Continental Life Insurance Company,

^OF NEW YORK.

OAPIT^b, paid in...~^...,.....„. 9100,000,00 ASSKTS ..2,107,178 4» POLICrga lssaed iu 18C9 6,«M

R. H. sinrsosr, DIBTBICT AOBNI.

Marlldwtf

heir New Bland* 89 Main St

A Superb Stoek of uj 81 IJ I

Hoop Skirts, Cortets,

Ladies' JFurniahing

and ttmcy Goods,

aad hereby sztead an fnrftaUoa to ths Ladfce to oall and examine thsir stock, assuring them that they wjl ooastastly Bad at their establishment

A F0LL LINK" OT TBB ABOVE ARTICLES .tv j„

aii

styles, aad at

Prices to Suit AU. f. Our Store, Ho. 12 Sonth Fourth street, will beontlaued for tho preseat. 2dtf BXBZ A ABNOlD.

ri EO. S. JAO&SON A CO.,

•*r

scAUcas t«

6BAIH, nOOT, POB1, Uft BO0IICI. M, NO. WALNUT 9TBXKT,

cincinnnati, OHIO,.

BBFIB TO

B. V. Branaaa, Prsst. VraakllaBaak, Olaoiaaatl, Ohio. Sibley, Freaoh & Co,, Commission lenkasis, tiS-t Otanlasati, Ohio. James H. Tvraer, Bsq.,

M18d3m Terre Baute, Indlaaa.

•*. 3-e

L4 ^7 i*'/

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Sr"'

S I W E S O E O ATTORNEYS

*a. I. MeLeav, 9VM«ta Baird f'rqft, as JTain str«t. Soott* Doy.SO'ihiodtr^t.^*, Jos. B. Blake, ChloStr«i«l. i'

ARCHITECTS AND BU1LDEK& oornor Maln' and fifth. Udn A WiUiMM, ooroer Ntuth anl MntWr)

BOOTS AND SEOR!,

Jaotib fioil, s^qth Fo'nrih'ftril.t.

BOOKS-AND STATIONERY Bartiett A Grundy. lOI'Sfain .* Oas Arnold'nppnsite the Ait'Ofllc*'^ A. B. Dooley, MH MaicSlrec: Ij, 'V

'rank Beihtg&Bto.,7.»f.ij<.ttg^IrV't BIL Ll AJtilH At Tcutokia Ilctol, \Vyi.i^tar»

wildy, ThemaaAC'o., Cor, ^daukWelnnt. ''dLottiiiMLu W. H. Bannister, T9 Mi»in Orover & stilted Joha BarniU-, Qrtj & WaTma!ry'«. Y- COMMISSION AND 6^IN.

John Uaney A Co...i"irst ^t,t1oaJjaoal BaMu COAL DEAEBISJ. J. A. Horgaa, 8ull»n ConalyOSsF/ Joha McVarlane, BltorCoaV a

DRSS3 ITAKI^U*/^

,,Mf«. JJ.. 5th Sis. i-i'

''DfiirtPifflk

It. H. Barttolom«wi t57Ms!astru«t.' O. O. Lincoln, 6th ween AJUl# anil L'blu. J. BlchardJOn,OhIo 4^fot( lief. T%ird and 4th.

DYE iiouaisr

H. Olaridge, No. 8 North 4th St. DRY UOODTF." Tuell, Bipley & Co., coru-jr 6th and Matu strtx W. S. It yet) & Co.. 77 Main street. 0. Wittig A Co.. 170 Main street. Bdsali A Co.. ctjrjMjSii ourth and ilaiu str««» Saxten dHilhMMll Main -treet Gornelius« Haggerty, r.ornn 'l»in

DRY QdbM-r-' Ti. Byce tt SaS. strec J*:

for

SALE—Or Exchange City Property, 10 aeree of grooad J^anee East of tbeoity, with a good brtat house of eight roomi, oeilar, well, cietera, stable, sheds, oarri-age-hnase, Ifret-race orshard of appiee, pears, peaches, pluiaa, cherrtea, grape*, aad, thr-e acre* straw berriee,

terms ia^alro of

tra ss and grapevtnee.

Tor

terms laaaire of

Mr. M. BTEBS, corner of fifth and Muibery streets. Wd|,f

1?OB RENT.—On North Seventh iJ stmt, a new coafsrtaMa DWELLING BOOSE, with 7 rtoms (IneladlBg kitchen,) oeilar, well aad cistora, seal-house and wood shed. Bent fl8 per month. Euqnlre at -frairte City Cooper Shop, of A. MATTOX. m4dtj

aud 'fblrd

SALE

Fourth

Barr, Qulick ABerrj.^rht'r'lffala tfi H. A. Davis7* €».

F1RM1N a-1»I fil PIjIS MEN IU 4ones A Jono^,t et^t GDKSM1TJ1 AffUiSHKOlUCU'l'T .KM'

J^h^r^ittrong^Oluo'strei^i^i iip'tilr.i UARDWARiiv Cory^ Maiicourt, Street.

Aastin, Shryer & CJ., Main

Dowd .fclaie., |SU Half HOTELtj. National BotisOjitort* Clark llnuse. coruef OhloanJ' tibt Terre Hante Beose rtirtfer M'aln hi l/r.i.A ati.^ ^termors' Hotel ttor lt 0erf.

INSURAN CE' AferJiN'M.

M. A. Crane Matae»E)»tr AiMb Wager MCKTOU, RowUog UalkssiswJ. A. Footo, t& aiain/aljoct. ^0 is

8. B. freeman, 74 Al uu streets .. John B. Yr*einaa»6..Wi'srenlaBianh Opp esiteil,cst«i» ». t»s

JOB riiiNtiik 1

John A. 3ryau, H& Alaioi Jl KEY, Wsa. Baukln, ceraer 4th and Lhfsyctte Sta.

Bobert ilifliter^ fcppfttlt^ ifo'Ur-.

i/EATH|R,'^^

L. A.Burnftl,)44 and Mti.Maln tliiSet. MUS1U L. Kbsner, Tnlace roct.

A TittuAin, 18»oiith4rJi.^.

m. a. S. L. Straas^J4S Malast ,. Mrs. Bucklagham, Cos)iA.auUUIrtiN«A

MILITARY CltAliis"

D. 8. DanjlJuoa lWri'u^ton illoclt, l&ta H».

NOTIONS' A^TD TRIMMINGS. ^.JgajBIddle, 151 MmXD. streets oYsigR- J)jAX,ERStT

Habarhieycr&gaC.'TlntrthStrtfot.

PAINTERS.

Barr A Teakle, South Fourth ffrevt. PHy^Qf^NS4(rr Dr. De Derkey, Mulberry, bat. tUh and 7th St». Dr. A. Aimaudj corner,IfatainKl-ftth t'trrete. Dr. S. J. Touug, west sld«) PibHsdauara. Dr. I. D. i^eU^l NorUi ivU^lffee^. Dis. Apflleliy Jt Wajtwi,, iai,AUln t^f«rt.

RETAlti O^Q"W£Ss|^

r. D. Molloy No 9 ?outh 4th Street. 0.1. B.pley, Main Street. Lutber Origiby, oppesito tlie ros.t, Office.

RAILROA^ kdisW.

James ff. Tdrner, at M^Keea A Padlock's Mill. "REAi ESTA^E AGENTS. Joe. H. Blake, Ohio Street.... ... Ifs|drioh'£ Lang,et.$ejjbeieMkltt*idi 4th streets.

SEWING- MACHINES.

Carter A »%iner, 18 North AtliJ3tr P. W. Wolfe, 58rth TblTdMcet. T. B. Blddlo, W Main Street.

SKIRTS. AND^

Hers Arnold,'M ift STONE OUTrfcftS.1 I jura?1-—. •. 1« Wagner A MoFoi taoe, Bi*tof I, B. B.

failaae.Bi Frflgh: Deoct.

tiai &W>-n '.-nieiejieveej il« iiim Mf* 1

JH.TEA3.

9ii

Joseph Strong, 18ft Viaeii««t^raal

-mom****-"

"VTOTICB Off SA&13 OF BEAL

XI BSTATBil NotUie Is hereby givan, ttaft'tMintdlrslgned, Oommlwioner, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas, at the DecemberTerm, 1S68, wi'l expose at public sale, to the highest bldd.r for cssb, ea Saturday, the 13th day cf March, 1869. at 2 o'clock P. M., at ,the door of the First National Bank, corner of Fourth and Wabash streets, Terre Haute, tbe fbliowJugJttf&L Estate. In Vigo •oroty. Indisaa, to-^t'*T)TT' ft TC'

Oomtaeucin^ foHy fret (H)1 efceAjMhe nortbwsst corner of lot eeyenty-e^ght (78) or John Sibleg's DlTUlon to th«Jow||i*f '^SVO Haute, then'* east one ohdtli'td asd twouty (Uip) feet, thence

lej's DlTlsion to thejowa, east one htaMKd asd tWi

Lot

St.

.»ai

(9000BS80BB TO B. WtiljZ,)

they

CP9) feet, te, Alton A west one

is BaHroftdC'oaapnny thenco

hundred and twenly (1#-!). &>at:. J/om thenee north, one handred and orfy-nine flt9V feet, ta thephwe

Mtd

of b*glttflll*g. .''«. :JH1 A.^].A«0E, 'jC^mulss^oner.

PXJTNAiT

FIEtiflk^UBANCB

OF HABOTFOiiD, CONN.

ASSETS, $0#5,000, The agency of this Oomplanjc. bsvtag l.e-o placed in eur bands, weshallba Umppj' to tective the patronage of tbe old frieinig.of bls cterling Company, and of tWe pDhlic genorotr Pcllcles lssaed on iavorable te: m. by

WHAUTON, HKAOU A.CO.,

19dlm

-jt iiaais -»«a»

LIVERY

Agents.

BROKKKA^^ABLES

-i.Ji JJ.

Tbe nnderslgueit, aVhls Lieery SuJ^lei on Third street, opbdeif" tJi? Ilunriu'iloustt, la nu« prepared with'gned sto* tad ?arri**es,~ to accoaMiodate the publis. liOjja UUNTJCft.

ay person wlsbinc ta depegit Hemes, Be« rfes, Harness, or thcr liver? »rtlci#-i at ilnn.er dvery Stable, wilt be accuumodsttd with tuon«y arivasoMoa tiresome. ilfil-tfatAfe dec93tf irtralrR^t roLl.IS.o.

h. Dgoiiwfasa.

SUOOKSaUIi jj'if. 1.1*

it it* fit sir»

A sfctl ASMk

SOHOO.tS.QOJS,

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Itrcbits,

.aam«s'

I & E S

No. 104 .^ia^u tree t. Ja2ldlw ...

an^-RBJ^IYV'AxE.

TEjlRE HAUTE

^Hie-'Stnamer ZEIlttfc *f1l o!y regululy be'.eeus 7Vrr- Dauieana

(L-ta. leaiiag Terre it n'Le 'clo. ., Mobdays, Wedn-cdaTS and FrUuw o' eacu weak. W. flPKKCEB, Captalu.

H. O. Haoca, Clark. iOJlui

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