Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 March 1869 — Page 4

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Thursday Morning, March 25th,! 1889.

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.Mail

and Express....^45

vun. 4:00 P. It..,

BEB the card announcing lie coming of Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels. f\

SEE CALL for a Postoffice meeting at the old Court House this evening. F,».~ JSFR!I

THE Clay County Circuit Court is in session with a full docket, as ALWAYS the case.

ALLEN & ANDREWS

visit—so he states.

Journal hears of several proml

nent Democrats who are opposed TO THE^ party organizing fQr the approaching April and May elections.

HON. H. D. SOOTT returned from Washington yesterday. We haven't "interviewed" him, and therefore don't know what he knows of things. *WE

THE POLLS at the special elections io Clay and Sullivan counties were attended by very few Republicans, and the bolters had it all their own way.

IT IS SAID the human voice is capable of producing 17,692^944,444 different sounds, but we know of some men who never produce but ope sound a continual'growl!

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TIME^TAJBLE.

NFLTT.NO AD I HAUTE A2TD IHMAKAFOLSS, ABBITB* 4:150 P. S*IA

iQui. „.:.Express „..~....ll:*« *. 4-46 r. M„Jiattoon Accommodntlon...l0-.20 A. •. JVAXSVILLB AND CBAWIOB®BVILIJL

^jiTf _,. Accommodation. 4:W f.« 2^8 ?. Mall— .....„.SRT3 P.

BOOS TILLS KXTBN6ICK.

ANAITA.

....11:06 A.

CITY NEVS.^J^I

CONVENTION,

The Republican -voters of Hafrrison Township are hereby requested to meet at the new Court House, in.this city, ON Saturday afternoon, tho 27lh inst., a| 2 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating candidates to be supported for the follow, ing offices at the April Election: 1 Town-, ship Trustee 4 Constables 7 Supervisors.

and that IB amiifrti*

HON. H. D. WABHBTJRN nas ceen suddenly called to his home' in Clinton^ by the death of a bright little daughter of nine years, which sad event oocurred on Taesday. He passed through the city yesterday noon. 'I' -i. mteikt:

THE ENGINEERS to survey and

CIRCUS.—The first

looate

the route for a railroad from this place to the stone and iron mines in Greene county, to oonnect with a proposed rail way from Bedford or Mitchell, in Lawrence county, are now actively engaged in prosecuting the work.

circus in the West

this season is Dan Rice's, which appears at Cincinnati, the fifth of April, and may be expected this way shortly afteT. It will be remembered that Dan made his farewell tour last season. We presume this may be termed his second annual farewell tour.

"NEVER were the roads leading

ON MONDAY, at

nati, have postponed their spring opening of Millinery, unti|^iCo|iday .JIIBXT. See carjl in ADVEBTISID^CBHRMNS.

J^ASCHIA—A. and A. Rite Vigo Chapi ter Rose Croix No. 4, will meet tl Thursday, evening, foit. lion of officers.

quested »k*i

*^3t SCHOOL EXAWNATIO werp better attended by parents 'AND FRIENDS than ANY previous day, and yct, tlie ATTENDANCE IPSA ABY^AI it jshould be. TTAD exatiSnalfons to-day are as follows

be,'

township convention. m.

L. A. BUBNETT, Chairman, Republican Executive CotoV

"NAT F. CUNNINGHAM, is iftid

candidate for city treasurer. 'INMSVUJ

tioa?OF-TFEE Terre

will please accept

our thanks for an elegant bound note book.25?

CAPT. JAMES F. MUBPHY announced this morning as a candidate for Township Trustee.

PcsxMABTKK READ is

in Washington-

The postoffice has nothing to

do with his

THK BTKAMER MASON, A. J. Gosnell, oommander, leaves

for Perryville this

morning at nine o'clock. «4I «'-V A BOOK that should be in the possession of every family is "Dr. Gunn's New Family Physician."

See

"advertisement

elsewhere. ..

GEO. M. EABLT ASSISTING County Clerk Hollinger the present term of the Cirouit Court. Mr. 0'R9illy ia.still jn the offlee as deputy.

THE MAT»BALI*.—W6 heard last evening the names of eight citizens mentioned as aspiring to the race for Mayor on the REPUBLICAN tioket. YAB.'»TYS*'S~

THE

the

city in such a wretched condition," has probably been said with the opening oi every spring, Tor years and years back but at the present time it may be said with entire truth. Farmer tell us it is no uncommon thing for HUTA of wheala to drag on the surface of the earth.

Newhart's plow man

ufactory, on First Street, a large grind*, stone, revolving at a high rate of speed, burst into fragments,

just A moment before stepped aside, or be would have been killed. 1

HANDSOUK MONUMENT. PALMAR & Co., in Mr. Mack's new building, on Third street, are now finishing splendid monument to be erected to the imesaory* jf the lato Hon. John

Davia.

'It I? of

the JSootch Granite, imported by THE© direct from the quarries In Scotland, and will cost, when finished,^.ABOUT ono thousand dollars. Its WEIGHT FBEUT FIX tons, and it WILL A^CD foujleea, and a_ half feet above tke AUR^EE of the earth. This granite is SUSCEPTIBLE of A very HIGH' polish, and in the hands of Messn: PAL3^ mer & Co. the real beauty «f the stone-'IE brought out.

warn

UNTIL^MAWGPJFTCW B^THEASRD frwa.— In ^HAT PASBY^ JPAOPTE" to GIVEEX^ ion, ^AE,:BALIEVE is mot positively kndwn, fcttian'FLECTION ia irintfid at.

ILLED.-We learned last evening IHNV &rj Berry, FOWM °F tbb'firm of KJFER, IWIRY &*CB., wis run OVC^* and killed, but whore, when or in SRBAT way we could not learn. His pother, of the firm of Barr, Gulick & MRRY.TJC^S.'V^^VE ITTLEINGENCFT+SV THEJPWRNA^A^S tb-&ay-

-THERE are

TPE shipments from Harmony for the WEEP ANYTIME car loads and for last week,, ninety four cars, in each instance independent of meijch^ndjae under ar load lots.. The]

6oa|

BT^NY,

MiT

tetiuflHff A. Co.. Cu.Ciu-

A fall attendance

It '•I'L

six regular

'^Preiglit Sta-

Haute & Indianapolis

Railroad, as follows "'Torre Haute, D. E. Paddock, Agent. Brazil, Geo. Jones, Agent.

Harmony, J. B^ Harris, Agent. 1 Junction, J. J. Buckleu, Agent.

Greencaatle, M. Catherwood, Agent. Ihdianapolis, G. B. Engle, jr., Agent. .The same company has twelve telegi$jh stations and employs seventeen firetj-clasB operators.

THE UNDERSIGNED desires to express his jgratitude and thanks to Dr. Pence, •WBQ kiudly offered his Hall for the Coocertj of Marie von Eisner, and would hereby mention that this Hall is Well adapted for vocal music. Singers and speakers would do well to secure this Hall for public entertainments, if they want justice done to their voice. Also, my SINCPSC|'TBA^K3|T(0 JUISSNER for

TA^R ktifd!Tavors.*X IL' I-r I I H. VON ELSNER.

"ITEMS FROM THE C04L AND IRON ^GIONS.—A clever

friend furnishes us

some interesting items from the ooal and iron regions in Clay county, along the T. H. & I. R.

Rfrom

whioh^We condense

the following: The Western Iron Co's Furnaces ARQ running right along—nevet-fitoppfog.

The Ind. Coal & Iron Co. are digging o# Some 120 to 140 tons daily. The BRDZIL^£ 6RBFI& DDFCFTJFTT RSU^^ERY regularly. We learn from another source that this is attributed to bad manageMEFLTAJSFFITBTFO lioM

MU1 Branch Furnace, 1A miles north of Harmony, is turning out about 11 tons of Pig daily. 'THEIR foil capacity is about 17 tons daily

enm nmviky, and consigned to Cn1oago, Louisville, Indianapolis, New AL-

Cincinnati and DaytoD

A number^* df n4w" shafts are being sunk in the vicinity of Harmony, and the coal trade there will soon be really on a gigantic scale.

There will probably be at least a hundred DW^JLJP|GD$RGCTECL in Knightsville this Summer. The earth is settling in somo places on acconnt of the excavation for coal, which precludes the erection at present of aby costly buildings. The depression already is affecting many structures.

LAC£

bam dl£

Nearly all the converts during th January revival at Harmony havo gone back on the new order. They are now trying to retrieve lost time and are working for the devil in earnest.

There is a fine opening at Harmony and Knightsville for a sober and intelligent physician, who wants to build up with the country. Ho would do well from the start.

There has be«N a revival in the country a few miles south of Staunton, .Clay county, and some seventy sinners have SEENF&IPSFROSS^SLSIRRWFIY^

Knightsville is.petitioning for a Postoffice. They have a population of four or five hury|FQLL and thlffr request ought to

be GRANJYI Mrs. Maggie Brown, a widow, is an applicant for the Harmony Postoffice with prospect of success.

Staves are shippe^

J^ROM

drill

8,65

a large portion of

i»

re-

i$Z&£»BKlM£B8JSi

and Grammar in the High School. Afternoon—Grades A. and of the Grammar5 DOPARTMEIT^L'ATSI KNAGREEK in the High SOFTOOL. IRJ a pjoL. GILMOBB returned from Washington slast EVE£^YF' $1 II'^AEASTT'LHAT the appointment of a Postmaster for this city been «IEP«WL4 powers that

Clay county

west as far as St. Louis and'east to Baltimore, Harmony, CUy-cSthity, has. a popula tion if^Jor^Vjgequ^e. fearersare^live saloons in the^o|jy^^fa^eh l|avf in^jorted and sold at..retail,"in the "last fifty days, 271 d6z^^tttiBLale,,'57i^ 9 beer and 13 birrels whisky. R^jucad to -drinks and allowing fyu^ glasses ale or beer and ten glasses whisky quart, we get the following- ^ulk: tnn'* at Wcvfr.., 13,0(5?

fi,300 80 427 60 ,.2,288 00

Xwt

the stone flyiug clear out of the building .. ., .... and acrow the alley.—A-workmrnr hwff^,^iost!'.....?F.3I.i....*?^.$4,iMS' 3(F Divided by 50'tKe^fc^erege (ftkfly consumption is 8tapgJu9*s.:MQf course Jh,e good people of Hanpq*y«'ooirld, not be giuilty^oMrinki^g all tfeis frithput^getting drunk and ever jemai9i()g"in

AT 6A«

22,880

whisky at^lQc..'.,

statu quo*"„

LIE abOuts tJW»a3iIIW:W*n J^fgulph down the "RUNIOBSEKPE^'O afid tbat'S one JEASOG H^^AFIWOYJ.^

foryvanom

Har'meny also HAS%T& church which i\Uiim*bout8£ "I^OM TOWN^'AUD in which

SMVKM1 M&E^^oeeasienally

held WR&SMITIS. «KE GC^LM Sfthool system has not JTEAR ADAPTED. p. S. HARMW#YW«

ybni largtty detns

OE«I/TI WTHV8PI«SI& evictions held to fill v&cancy in the Legislature.

A public meeting is hereby

V*I

'RR OFUFCT •YwiUird-y Lu na b"«'1 c*M r^UB,P* '.*KG, A CI..ran

Nagina_tanfn«HIN

ill

brought in for assault and battery on A womail. ^HE demanded a jury, and had to pay $2O:65.

A woman with

paid $5.&0 for quarreling.with her neigh* FCP*8- /, 1 John Doyle,FRboy DL only eight years, was arrested for stealing an otter skin from Mr. RCJTHCBLUJ ON Ute weft side ot the pnBfic squar*, and selling it to L. A. ^Burnett for ^5.50. ^WITH this money be

I'T

URCLFEM' candy and trinkets, and distributed among his playmates. The Mayor could NOT^ send so young a lad TO the jail, and Mr. Isaacs took him in charge, promising to make an effort to

Save

FIIM received into THE House of Refuge

CIRCUIT COURT.—Yesterday

THE SIGHTS AND SECROTS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.—An agent is now in the city canvassing fr,R a book under this title, a work descriptive of Washington City its high

ANA low

cent public edifioes,

troublesome tongas

was

devo

ted to taking judgments on notes and foreclosures, and a big day's work .was PCCOMSJJISHED, altlgpugh of little interest except to the parties engaged. In the evening the suit of Dennis O'Sullivan vs. the £T» Louis Railroad,

a claim for

DAM*

ges for a horse killed on the road, tteing heard. When the Court adjourned the even ing previous, a jury was out trying to arrive at a verdict in A suit for title to property, in the case of Richardson vs. Chambers. After being in the jury room some four or five hours, without agreeing, they were given a reoess of a few minutes. Wh'jn the jury returned.T£ the room oafe of the number WAS triissiitg, be having got on his honse and' left for his borne in ^HE country. The innocent juryman came back yesterday morning, and after BEING scared nearly to death the jury was discharged

life, its magnifi

its hidden mysteries

its villainies RED corruptions. It is written by Dr. John B. Ellis, well printed and handsomely illustrated, forming very interesting and attractive book.

The author of this Book needs no in dorsement hia LONG residence in Wash ington and iAtimate acquaintance with all the varied phases of Washington life, and his great experience as a writer for the press, peculiarly fit him, above all Others, for the preparation of such work.

Washington City is more talked about^ perhaps, than any other city in the coun try, and less is really known of its inter aal history and economy by the general public than any other Capital in the world. To enlighten, to'amuse, instruct entertain, and surprise, has been the aim

the author in

thiB

has

work, and that he

succeeded in the effort, the book itself will abundantly show.

PUBLIC MEETING.

By reliable advices from Washington, we are informed that Senators Morton and Pratt ,have signified their willingness to be governed in their action by the voice of the Republican voters of Terre Haute and vicinity, in the aopointment of Postmaster for this place

called to

meet at the Old Court House, this (Thursday) evening, at 7£ o'clock, for the purpose ef deciding whether an eleotion shall bo held, and if so, to make the necessary arrangements. MANY CITIZENS.

CITY TREASURER.

GEN. JOHN SCOTT:—The undersigned citizensof Terre Haute, your old friends, will cheerfully support you for the office) of City Treasurer,' at the approaching May election, if yo.u will consent to become a candidate therefor: E. B.Allen. John A. O'Boyle, Jr. J. W. Hunley. ^-A & A. Herrick. James Davis.* R'

WM. Coats.

G. Hager. C. L. Harris. G. Foster Smith. D. W. Minshall. Preston Husoey. J. H. McCosky. P. E. Tuttle. H. Robinson. J. C. Yates. David H. Wright. J. Walmsley. W. B.

Tueli.

H. Ross. F. C. Crawford. J. H. Berry. G, H. O'Boyle. T. P. Murray. J. B. Hedden. Dr. J. C. Tbompson.B. W. Koopmao. E. W. Ross.

CLOVERLAND.

at their door, of

use only to

Indianapolis. Many of these ieases are for nine-nine years. But in the center of these lands is the antiquated tract of what we will call the Cloverland district for four^milea either distance north or south of Cloverland Station, and two miles in width. The best of block coal has been found four miles from the Station almost on its surface. Two of the best geologists in the State have given, as their opinion, this tract to be richer in iron, coal, lead sand for the purpose of making glass, fireclay and even stone China ,gave this opinion as the result of observations made for their owa benefits, unpaid for, specimens havlng been sent to Prof. Henry, of Washington, and Agassis, of Cambridge, tfcey agreeing in the main in their inves tlgations^ .PECULATORS have been all around' trying to buy and lease, have been foiled in getting this tract in-their hands, as the people are proverbially slow, and, I think,there has been luek in leisure,R IITOIL MENS speculators, miners and geologists have had but one voice in this matter, and in thoir efforts to hoodwink the people, for they felt their lime tad-AOT CWME. Not one effort will BE made till Terre Haute has had the first offer TO come and see, bring money and tore, and then they will have the influ*

ence of all around to help Terre Haute. One mite north of Cloverland Station ther» is

stream, never ftuling at any

season, clear running .water that would give water enough for twenty furnacesF hills so high that the furnaces could be so

being saved, coal of aH kinds. Terrifc Haute speculators, awake before this field lost to its interest.

CLOVXBLAIOS)L

WANTED—A good, stoat boy. Apply immediately at J. A. Foote's Seed Store* [25,dtf

DON'T forgst to see the Weed Sewing Machine.": 25dtf Z. 8. WHNM, Agent

THE New Weed Sewing Maohlae sold on monthly payments. 1. Z. 8. WHRtn, Agent, m2Sdtf 143 Main Street.

THE Weed Sewing Machine will be given on trial. Z. S. WHEELIK, Agent,

N»25dtf 143 Main Street.

:r MX i'lT'ii. bna *l(

OPEN TO-DAY—A beautiful lot of Ger» mm Huff and French Red Doylies, at

Saxton & Walmsley.'Sij fiillltf

TURKEY R«DTA|LE|GL0*H5[^® at Saxton & Walmsley'S It

THE "Half BLTA^ all .the strength of the Brown, with the beauty AN^FLOUH^^B.^LEA^^TEFfer sate by Saxton A Waimarey. It

THE cheapest Hem chiefs in the cliy, at Satfon ley's. dlt

SJPKIX9 OPEIRNJSFT-TUELI, Ripley & Deming will open Spring Goods on Mon day, March 29tb. U*

Every thing of the season, and every

Monday.

TUELL, RIPIFFY & Drama,

m25dtf Corner Main and 6th sts.

NEW

Ripley & Demings. m25dtf

Fifty doten LINE KAEK^ FJJLS,' fringe, 10 cents each. 50 dozen LIEM Nsapkinsfirt $L,»ITJ«R dozen.

No. 1 Linen L"ea 'Napkins^AT $1,25 per doeen. Ellegant Line of Barnesley Table Damask, cheap. 100 Honey Comb Bed Spreads,"only $1,79 each, at Tuell, Ripley & Darning's, m25dtf

SEE the handsome line of Carpets

pieces with every stove sold. Call and see at BALL'S. d&wtf.

A SPECIALITY of Linen Goods for ten days at Warren, Hoberg & Co.'s, succes sors to Edsall A Co.

Brown and Bleached Table Linen sixty inches wide, 76 cents per YARD^* Pure Irish Linens, 40 cents per yards.

Five-eighth Napkins, $1.37$ per dozen Fringed Towela, $2.00 per

dozen.

The above goods are warranted all Linen. [26dtf

^VT'' mm m*

IT YOU WANT Papers, Magazines or Music bound neatly and cheap, leave your orders with Bartlett & Grundy, 101 Main street. 24d2t

WANTED—A pastry cook and meat cook at the National House. Apply im-

WASHING AND I BONING.—I

have seen articles in your paper in regard to the greater facility of Terfe Haute over Indianapolis for the manu« facturing of iron. It overlooked the idea that Indianapolis bad the advantage of leases in and around Brazil for miles, securing to themselves the only right for the coal, and even at Seeleyville it has secured the right as far as they could get, and as far as for Terre Haute interest it is, although

will

do all

kinds of Washing and Ironing at my residence, southwest corner of Fifth and Mulberry streets. MBS. STONE. £24,dlw

1 AS -.1

€f

IMPOSTANT TO L»EI»I MR». L. 8 -i»th Wur'b s'reit, h»s^asv.reoe^rad dii|^ T&rit*^efeflot of BuAng-Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Fxam

upbi and patrons at tha p: ^tble prices, llrdaw

Te Airr whomay design using Paints, WLNDOW W^S, EIC^ THIS ^SASPN, WE INTHS attention to^our stock, whrciL.wili bekept full and completc, At)d always sold at the bottbi&'of the market

I BARR, GULICK &KBEEBT^

7~DTF

I II

have now on exhibition—new and elegant designs, at W. S. Ryce & Co'S. 2 5

JUST BKCEIVED, Voyageurs Stripes,for double skirt dresses, or underskirts. Alio a FEW patterns of darirable Dress Goods which we' are closing out very.low. 25tf

W. S. RYCE & Co.

THE largest and cheapest lot of Lin ens, Napkins and Towels, in the city.— See our $1,80 and 92,00 Napkins. Fringed Huck Towels at $1,90 a dozen, at 25dtf W. 8. RYCE &

IrY6tr/#Hktti safeilMlor'IQfiA your biscuits, cakbs, pot-pies and pud didgs from Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders. No dyspepsia or stomach troubles will arise if articles eaten are made of these powders. All grocers sell Dr. Prieefo Baking POWDERY AND onQ box will satisfy any one of TH^.GR?IU ,«P£L^ ties. 124,d3t

I« ,1 A I«IJ{ JI

DOOLEY'S BAKING POWDE^WA hold COMPANION It is a strictly pure article, and perfectly healthy. W a rr an tod to give satisfaction. For sale by Gtocys JSAUTRF

wholesale by Cox & SON. 23-dtf

SILVER PLATED SOLID STEEL Hard Rubber Handle and Bolster Handle Knives, Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Plated and BTitanio Castors, very cheap, at BBOWN & MELVIN'S, dtf

—n

MOBE CLOCKS.—A new invoice of Seth Thotbas clouts Ot .Wife alarms at S. R. FretAca^tS. Mkdaaqa^ Cor. 6th St. dtf

NOTICE—Is hereby given that the notes/and afepwl^ Ayafc*M*tlra& been left at my offictL for All persons k'noMng'ftlbiel&i fnlM^d te said firm will please come forward and settle the same, withont delay, and save I COST I 19CI [ml9,dtf

NEW STYLES or HATS AND BONNETS at 149 Main street.""'.^* dtf

DRQGFISTS

W^rtia & Oop 1?0- Main street, Di^kiag^lock, sell all their winter stock atlexact oost.' jll-^f

IBUT where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money

P«RIMY» ^NRSBRY^A Cor could 'dtf

^FBJRLIKE 1a,1 G66D'" smoke, C^L at Moody' Cigar Storo and buy ono or MB^PF his Velocipede Cigars 17dtf

:JI

J(EW, JIIN^ of Neck Ties, Collars, tarf&e, Handkerehief», &C., at B«nnsiLLEI^ NO 79 Main Streefe 18-dlw 7--'' .""""

G|o* SAL*.—I

will sell

ray resideno*

TSMTH Fifth street, No. 31, four doors southjdf tbe Ca^tplic CL&r&I. Enquire on |BEILFFEINWFCS,- or apply to myself.

P-E3XE& CRIM

Do YOU want to seo something nice and cheap for spring

.•geg.r,

.drop,

BAANIJ^R,'SGN& 79 Main.

DABPE^TERS and. builders generally, for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Saah and Doors see Austin, Sbryer & CO

alr

im Hfet

REMOVAL I—Mrs. M. Riegelman,

der to meet the'demanda of her rapidly nlcjreasmg trade, has removed to No. 89 UN street, (Warren'S Block), where SBE Will be happy to receive the calls of her friends and patrons. She will con stantly keep on hand a- complete assort mBbt of plain and ornamental hair, such |S' Switches, Curls, Puffs, Side Curls Chignons, &c. Ladies wishing Switches mafle but of oombing, can be accommodateii[oft short notice. Persons desiring to REN^T anything

her line wilLflnd a good

vai^ety to select from at reasonable prices, Highest price paid for

Hair.

-"89 Main street, Warren's Block^. mlOdtf IW,.

!THE latest style

DOJTRD A Slate's.

Co s.

FOB NINETY DAYS you can get

fifty

street. [18,dlw

•WOOLEN HOODS at 10 cents, 25 cents and 60 cents, at O.' Wit£Tg & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming'Bldck. jll-dtf

IR you want bargains in Winter Goods go to C- Wittig & (Jo's., 179 Main street, Deming Block they sell winter gaods at

EIACT

CO9T-

Do YOU want Presrved Orange Peel? Call at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

"^oxrOaiii find Preserved Lemon Peel ifat C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

27'DTF

for G^sterS *AT E.

WR^BT &O0B 165 Maia street. dtf

I BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Flour at E. R. Wright & Co's. 15dtf

THE best styles and largest assortment |of Paper Dollars in the city, at Dowd & Slate's.

WE do not propose

LLJP and at

*KINWWW.L5

WATCH Toua CHANCES.—The rem-, nants of a stock of Statibnery will be closed out cheap during this week at the I mi News Rdom op^Osfb A«i ter Papers, 10 feettt

16dtf

FURS.—The finest assortment, the LOW' est priceB, PA old mothy stock, at TM, S..L. STRAUS, dtf 149 Main street.

Go TO E. R. Wright & Co., for those BXTR^T Large OYSTERS.^ JA

16dtf

UMBRELLAS, Satchels, Shirts

nnd Sus

ponders, of the best quality, at Dowd Slate's. 16dtf

WINT^B GOODSJ at any price to close out, and make room for

Riddle'SL51 Main.street. [27,

to sell for

jll-dtf

PEELtb

r^^elif

ops, 10 cents a p/ck, and other things in proportion. [23,d3t

A song,

but we will sell at cost, all seasonable goods. c. WITTIG & Co. T7D Main'street, Deming

Block,

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

DRIED PEACHES at C. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf

SEWING MACHIINES.—Tbe best

Sewing

Machines in the market, to sell on monthly payments by T. H. Riddle, 151 ain street. [27,dtf

RIDDLE can.beat the "Velocipedes'' on Sjswing Machines. [27,dtf —T-"—HE—^—*—

CLOTHES1WRINGERS1 CLOTHES WRINGE S if Buckeye Clothes. Wringers. •'•r?

LITTLE GRANT.^IIES WRMG«R^ ^vi Sherman Clothes Wringers,For sale at CORY A MANOOTNFF

A WORD TO THE WISE IS SunnciEirr. —If you want ba?giins in Ladies'

go to^C.

Furs,

Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, *"S Block, TBI^Y seVl at cost, jll-dtf

FWR AAXE.—A Nuntt's" Piano, a good instruittiStit, will be'soltT low. Apply to -Hattie, Wittenberg, music teacher, Sbuth Fourth street, three doors beloW Oak street. ml7dtf

I- LJ

1! A visa socured t» Ditiini R-x of the j&untm will "pen, iwtffc ing, a school for 'the instruction of tkoee who whkto Ham toTkt»th^Vrtocipad| The room being large and suitable for raetice^I, ||Ui|^k^n machines, which. will rentat. reasonable rates, also will fHl "orders Tor the latest mproved Velocipede. fed22dtf JOUTH WMOHT. ..

SMA&L PBOMTS A*» S^UBI^ Luther Grigsby keep* a nifse atfd w^lf sheeted stock of Groceriea and

PXEASE

MRS. M. RTDOELUAN,

Ties and Boas at 16dtf

DR YOU want a Hat or Cap cheap for the, igipiiey,

to Dowd & Slate's... 16dtf

THEY ABE COMING EVERY DAY.—Tie prettiest Prints in America, and may bo found at Tuell. Ripley & Darning's. .io -I.c 18-

dtf

A GREAT MISTAKE is often made by many good meaning persons who pay their .money for what is called cheap ready-made clothing, but proves, in the lanjjg run, to be a dear bargain. All such mistakes can be rectified by leaving your mjwsure at Bannister's, NO, 79

Muin

Fmdmev

for sale at his,' newatwdi opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves The new year "baa rolled In, now if you will roll hi witjMt we wlTF have a time. j4dtf

GOOD QUALITY of Shirts and Drawer* -can ba #al for 50 aod W' "oent^- a4 Q. Wittig* Cq^^O Hus street, i^mia

Block. jll-»f PBESCRiPTioxa oareifulljK prepared bj competent Draggista, at Davis? Drag Store, Deming BlbckS(l' and Main St

MiXLiVERY.—Miss M.

ifl.

St. 18-dlw,

Riridan lias

opened* "ber St6ck of Millinery in" the store room recently occupied by EfcerlaA Bindley, otr Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to See" her old" customers, and as many new ones as may cbctos* to favor her with their patronage.

-4

BARTLETT

[6,dtf

GRUNDY buy

and sell

more Books and Stationery than any other house in the city, and, O£ course, they will NO^ allow theaiselvos to be UN dersold, neither will they cut prices.Their motto is—As low

F» JRT "\i

CITY ELECTION.

to announce my name oandldata

far the office of City Treasurer, at the Municipal

•lection, f.^,' x-4V

J®«W AS*.

We are anthorlsed to knnoonce the name of

E. O. WHITEMAN as a candidate for City Mrr-

ihal,«nbjsct to the decision of the Bepttblica^i

nomination.

TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

Z. H. BROWN will be a oandidate for Connt1)ie

of Harriion town ill ip, mbject tothe Bapnbtlcid

fienlinatinK conventloa." •:.'t

OAPT. JAMES

MUBPHY aolhorizes as to

annoonoe hi* name as a oairdiArte fo'r Tt-uatee of

Harrison township, mbject t* the noatrnating

convention on Batarday.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Rear In HlaA that MISHLSB'S

HERB BITTEBS 1I skillfully ''ctoa'pJand*4ftal from Injqrioua component parts, agreeable to'hie

tut^ and destractlve to disease. If yon detect

any change from the natural functions of

system, no matter how trival. or where locatsd^

or if diseaie has already eotrenched it#elf, th*

really:trae.and reliable remedy In e(ttier otJKrh

MI8HLK R'3 HEBB BITTEBS, ThU aaWrtlonJia

based npon what we know it will

^"^F

cnlation, enrich its constituents and ragntatefts

supply it imparts tlta'ity and elaatlcitj

auists in the process of digestion creates a healthy

headache kiduy (flectlos*. and rerires the

physical energies by infusing new life and power

into the system.

To Remove Moth

PKEBT.

For Black Worms and Pimples On

the Face, ase

BEVIDT,

Spring Stock, at

dtf

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

PMI's COMEDONS AND PIKFLK

prepared only by Dr. B. C.^caar, 49

Bond street, New Tork. Sold everywhere. Tha

trade supplied by Wholerale Uedlclae Dealers

mar!7deod8m-w3m

Barr's [Pectoral Blixlr.—Raad the

ollowing

strong

and

poinUd

Bemedy fox

Coughs and Colds—"Barr'a Pectoral

TIBBE HACTC,

THOMAS

tfvwixranr MXR

FCTEIMIR KIHTKIL».

OoMMpsa al^Xj^s^tlbc*.

SSS5*" r-^o (Si'Ai

AUTKD.—Td PuroRMe.-A IHratttac HMsa, «f iva rtfsaw—Wortk ALOSILMLI^'F^ LL MMIIF meats oftM, with tntes—«a4l»l. fflesaajtata LYTTEN.AADA4|TRESS MOUW^UMAA^^^0*1-

FOB U«T.

Fnowoceaptod

3E RBNT.-^TB# BTOTJ FIOOTTI

JUST RECEIVED from the East a strictly choice lot of Imperial, Gunpowder and Oolong TeaB. Also have on hand EXJTPN Mess and NO. 1 Mackerel, PICKIEDL^A^T Salmon aod White Fisb, Yarmouth Bloabers, Halibut, Freeh Canned Sahssfcii Lobster, and George's^ Bank Cod IHSH all of which will be offereid at T^IA loweat cash prices. JOSEPH STBOWB, 16-dtf No. 190

Qr*—J

ia«j

16,000 choiso. Neert Oottege aad let. to suTt fareliat er, 9. SJ street^ alsifsSa

Tall lat sMiM» stpry onWat, eeraerof »d a»*

S^Ohole'(MluHidllg

XjHR

liots, lia»Wt| HUI easy

40 Oholcada.

•tiKinr

SiLB^-fiome and Lot,

J7 No.

north Sth etnet, oppaatta Meflregor'a,

will ba a»14 at a bargeta Sautoe. of Mrs. BBBVBS,

the prsmlsis, or of Orlmea and Sim

eral, Seal Bltate Dealers.

the lowest.

po,d4fwi?t

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

SAIiE.—A

l?OB

two-stoiy brlak

House, Ideated on' Main Street, n«xt to MoKsen

TatiotU'i

Ml]l, notr odwstpled a* a

Grocery, wiil ba eeJd at a Iow Sgare to the purchaser. The owner will take a desirable cottage in part|»na« rt. Inrutr» o» thepieialsea.

17IOB SALS.^Wiahiiig

FOB

aafc yerrywle,Tsavag

la relieTtag,'

coring and warding off disease. For want ofapata

we cannot detail the diversified-uses, of 4hi*Blt

ters, but its general effects npon the hnman lyi-

tem are to parify the Mood and

tii

seoretkins oor-

r»:t morbid changes Jn the blaod, e^oalln ltacir

Teb. 8, I860...

BABB,

family, and in

Esq., Dear SirI h^TFUSED

several bottles of your "Pectoral Elixir," in my

EVEBT

iastance with very

beneficial results. E. FBANK Hons,

Pastor 1st Congregational Church,

Manubctured by

DrvgglstsL

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

jyjILLIKBRY OPENING

POSTPONiaX-

Owing tofc.Kntlaoed nafanorahl* #e^^rrij^

•I:- A*YE,PEE«^II«*#5%' I 'RFGULAS

8PBI»F 0PK»JK«.

_OR—

Frehclr Pattern BontffisltiMT Kkts, PSIO

I MOSDAT, KABCH », U8».

A*B

To Continue through Ote Week.

The trade ^le' rsapectftolly Hivltad. JPECK,-SOHTAIIOR ATLD8.R.'N

78 Pearl street, cor. Vine, up«taUw25J3t ..^iaouixaMcOiwa..

BOOK THAT SHOULD'BE IN EVEBTC .FTTUIT*. Qann^ NeW Family Pfcygktaik

A new edition Is now being Introduced hero- by CHARLES E.aUITH. This ie a laome HM health, forming a ootnpl** hnusokold ^Wtda

gTving many valuable

saggeettaai

for

disease andproloBglag lifa, with

in case of emergency,

avMding

plain dlreetleaa

and

pointing out

la famil

iar language the eanaes.raympteas, treatment and cure of diseases incident to

Msa,is%iien and'

children with tfas stmpleat abd beat reaWdtea prfsenting a manual for nursing the sick, aaddss-

cribing ^fttttolyUiiiPrw, *iLw||U»h .j LpWJIlt dreds of

W*R4MWB1

anthor is Dr. JOHN OUNN, the well-known iami- —1" ,««— ly physician. To thlMM#c3aion have been ad* ded supplementary treaties on anatomy, physiology and kygaaa, on- demSetlo1 Cfsil' esroltary econaany, and oa ptpysioatr culture aa& dNtattp* ment, It is a work that every family shonid hare, as it will save Its cost In doStor blTls'tnlsss a a

Haute Honae. Taarafli^'

UTE

.» p: 3 r.

J^OTICB.

The ««dersigned baa beta eppoteasiKfcapak

tar of the WUl of Thomas

iKta Isatsst tfalaak

A. M., MoMars, Wedasadsya

MUaya

NOI.29 A, 50?, A^^NI

totrerf

orgui overcomes all functional dsrangesients

•U $1N EtS_ O I ECT08 ATTORNEYS.

ttSZS&tStSST-

•aattMDuyiWObloStreet. Je*.H. Blake, OhiaStreet.

Foeew-

o*. w. EBHVAU.|

.ji Y*. I. 'BMLSMTF ^3esssssss^ass^BeesHa»

.IT-..

9 A

ULI

CTOB SALB—At a Urg»iB and [7

anon easy terms—• aeat Cottage pleaeantl] Bated. Apply to

p^¥n':vd

rpOB SAL®—Hotuw and

JKIFT WLWIIB WW

Main street.

SAum

engage

J? in other buslnses. we will sen NT WOCEBT 9T0BB Ml BOBBMHS HODS! TOBNITUBB very rsaaanabla. Aar paraoa wishing to engage Iktfas aaUe«a, can indagoodelte by cdHagat MOUH' WagoaTard, on North Third itMI.

SALE—Or Exchange City Praparty. Nssmtrmssi Cart of thaolty.'aSk a got* bii* hoaae or eight rdoMat cellar, w^I, aiatars, s«tble, shade, aarrt-aje-hoase, Orvt-rata orefcard of aMlee, paara, peaches, plams. cMarrM, gra*ea,W,ttr« cs:

»aaw»-iaaaw v« wj

peaches, plams. dierrisa, gra^ea,

evergreeaa and «a» ar tha_ Ce—ty TrMsnrar's aiBce. JaW3n»

TERRE HAtX^B AMD FERBYV1LLK. TtiaHsaWer MUMKA will ply itarftbatvaasiVwraHaataand jlMSHMti at atna a*claeft

H. O..Baaa%«ltaa» ^.gsdl®

tyrre Haale «ai PmjTMi h*fcrt. Maisaar CKAOW wlU

jsMBBjIt rsgalarly bataaas

•BCHITSOTS ANP BUILDSBS.

2 fy A.

VFMSGH. CORUER HALN

facob

fTT.

""~iL

i-"

Mta lck,1* strset t»rr low IK aSbry Oo*«a»oa «. SgHiSsakJ^eoe. Two story sw frame dwelling, IfMk street

eaoh weak. For fralght or Nasage asfip bdasd* at ta D. SBfWMAKla, at hia Wa boaae, aaraavof

flthaaA

-FXTTNOCM ^TSARFT WAJBB RF BOOTS. »:t«a 1# ecotT"' .TL

PHILADELPHIA.

appetite prevents and cures miasmatic and fntor

mittent fereTs, dyspepsia, liver camplalntv irtr-

TOUS

Importar ef !'L !LJ! 1

French and English Window Glasa. K* flrench FTita CHaas for Window*.] ,,~r

tammered

dwl#

Patckes, rreek

les and.Tan from tha face, use Perfy VHRjfh eiW

Frtckle Lotion. Prepared only b)r Dr. B.'O/

Sold by all Oraftists." "I '51

rench Looking toass Plates. Plata GlMi ftJl" Skylights. .» Flooca. dolondiaad Ornawaaatal QwrohCUat^ Fluted Glass fdc Oaaaarwrtadatj «.

EVERY SLSE «ND THIOKESS, D|y4haaaistaalaasa, haxvar a of pot any Uragular ahapa.

PLOUFI, CBMBNT, BACFON.&c.

500

rtpfl Bbls.

CEip EMT,

Bed and Blue brands.

gQ Hhds. freeh BACON.

endorsement of It*

Bbls MESS FOBS.

Placer Parte,

BECIDEQ.

Utm

at the

BABB, GCLIC* A BEBBT,

122d2m

8AM-

aad a well assorts il stock of

A KFO O IES',

lowest imarker pries, for Sale

'AWM •FRRR

Mala Straat, batwiaaa ath awl 9th, TEBBB HADTB, IND.

£*fiO. B. JACKSON & CO., VT man OMNMIM SKI. FMNHAG lerchufe. sjuuu in

dRAiN, fLoDK, rou, Un rawpw.ao,

HQ. S8 WAll NOT STBBIT,

CINCINNNATI, OHIO", te-i: uvan«0 i'-»«"«a & F. Braanan, frsat^Fraaklisi Baak,

V/ nsAuaa li BQCMCM SHOESI

MNP. IVMUMP^ KwaUVfli f|R^

lU'k'ade ft tesea«»Warik~q^a^o ecd«v, .'ami Hbadratsili,

mafioTnal pfafflev «b» tkan can be had at any othervlas^Ca «ka- ally,

rp C.&AILK

CIVIL

WeUa^ Jata al

T%6

Ooanty. Ind., dsceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent.

OEO.

C, DuT.

and Tilth.

WUliams, corner Ninth

AND MNLWR|.

BOOTS ANISHOBa-

Dotl, soath fourth stiret.

BOOKS AND STATION KHY

Bartfett

Oraady. 101 Main srreet..

0 A a O

A. B.

Dcoiej,

Wain Street

BAXJLRS.,

NWK Behiljg A

Bro., 7afayette Street. 1

I I A S

I.- I L-NJ"

At TcntOnla Hotel, Wm. PhaflVr, Proprietary-

CARRIAGE FACTOKY.

WIMy, Thomas

W. H. tlkaaMer, 78 Kaia Street: Orator

Miller, 81 Mala Btiwi

)(ki Barn

COMMISSION AND GRAIN.

Joba Haney A Co., Fir»t St., on (^anal Basle.'

COAL DEALISRS.

Morgan, Salllvaa.County Coal», Jeha McFarlaae, Kirerioal. ».*!/••••*

DRESS MAKING, I

Mrs.

Barr, QulJck Berry, corner Main and fourth H. A. lavls a Co., iteming Block.

JaSMa a Jones, east shle Pubiie Sqaaie.

•-r-K

PFV

0o., Cor. ad and Walnut. CLOTHING.

F41^"-.

ie, over Saxton Walmsl«y's.

«!.

N. E. fiedget, Ohio, bet. 4th and 5th ^1.

DENTISTS.

I. H. Barttolomew, 167 ttain street. O. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main and Ohio.

J. Bichardson,Ohio street, bet. Third and tth.

DYE

HOUSBi* .-.RSJ

l^ qiaridge, No. 8 NorU. 4th

L6t

DRY GOODS^ ..

Tafcll, Bipley A Co., corner 6th and Main street W. S. Byeei Co.. 77 Btain street. O. WHMr*Co.. 170 Main street. HaallSOo., eoraer fourth and Main etree* Saxton

Walmsley, 1U Main streot.

Cbrnelius* Uaggerty, corner Main and fbtrJ

DRY GOODS-WHOLESALE

L. Byoe A Son. Vain street.

IRT,

•i*

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTKK

JahnTrtnstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. i!

HARDWARE.

Cory llaneourt, Main Street. Aastia, Shryer a Co., Main Street.

HATS AND CAPS."

JoMph 0. Yates. 145 MMifstreel. Dowa a Slate, 19] Maia Street.

HOTELS.

National Hoaae, corner Sixth and-Malu.-' Clark lloase, corner Ohio and First. Terre Haute House, corner Main and Seven

SALE—CHEAP—An exT

T?OB

cellent seooad-hand WeO Us oatare

wood case, Miaa allsliHswl^

X? calk

A. Foote, £6 Main street.

—TI,

rcae-

Inenfra at this BAIBD,

3. B.

OltfViatOflee.

IL.

Banners' llotcl Oor9 and thery.

INSURANCE AGENTS." M.

A. Crane, Main atreet, wt of firth Hager AMcKeen, Dowling lJall.

JEWELLERS.

RM~":"1M*

B. B. I'raassan, 74 Main street. John B. Creeman, 6 Warreo's Block Hi&g 'uiH Jacob Kern, Opp osile PostOSce.

JOB PRINTER.

John A. 3ryan, 115 Main Struot.

KEY CHECKS.

Wm. Bankin, corocr ilh and Lafayette Stsl vt-''/

LIVERY STABLE."

fUbSrt Hunter, oppoiite Buntln Uouss?'5''

LEATHER,

&c.

L. A. Burnett, 141 and 14d Malu Street.

for

A. Tlttman, 1? soutb 4th St. opp. Poet OOlce.i

m#t ml.

MUSIC DEALE1W.

L. Kisaner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio etreet.

MECHANICIAN.

MILLINERY.

M. A. Barldsn, 80 ainlo Streei. ..

8. L. Straus, 149 Kain si. J:.r" ,r Mrs. Buckinghan/i Cor, 4 and Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

D. 8. Dantldson F»rriugton Block, Mala St.

MOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS^^^

1.1. Biddle, 161 Main street.

OYSTER DEALERS'.

Qeo. HabermeyerACo., fourth Street.' ,,

PAINTERS.

Barr A Veakle, South fourth fctreet.

TeiYf Haote

A PHYSICIANS. '«n.V

Dr.'De Dertey, Uulberry. bat. 6th #ni"Vtl» 8ts.'" Dr. A. AfmftUd, ccrcer Mainatid Ath Streets. S Dr. S. J« Touug, west side Public Square. ,P •Dr. I. D. Seels*, 41 North 4th 8trset. Drs. Appleby & Water*, 13U Main 3trcet.

•J RETAIL GROCERS. J«S_

*. D. Melloy No 9 South 4th Street. J. J. Bipley, Maia Serset. Lithar tMgsby, epposttn the Post Office, sataxo.-

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, at McKeeu a Paddock's Milt

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &

Jaa. H. Biake, Ohio Street. Heudrloh A Lange, corner Main and 4th streets

SEWING, MACHINES. V. KA

Carter* Seiner, 18 North 4th Street. 1V J». W. Wolft, Ncrtb Third Street. T. H. Biddle, 1S1

Main Street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS* **A«»M'.'

H«A# 4-rnold, 89 Main street.

»L STONE CUTTERS."

Wagner A McFarlane, East of T. H., A I. B.B. Freight Pepot..

-Y (.v JJ-' ..JOI'.-* -TEAS. .-a»**TB 5

Joseph Strong, 190 Main Street. ^^-§',5^8

UNDERTAKER.

jlwas ball, oarner Third aad Cberrri -*-T-!' I 'M. W. O'Ooanell, Main Streut •••4 uh-'

A H. DOOLEX A,

'IS*

atoaiasdtf'l&'.M. ^.via''aom6^&lC0i

1 SE

Has

far

Sale

No, 104 JaaidU

Olaciaaatl, Ohio.

Sibley, French A Co,, Oom miss Ion MsrChaats, .wii i' Claciaaati, OMo. James li. Turner, fsf.,

KahMdSai vjjftfia Hahta, Ua^isa.

A MoFARLAKE

STOHE €UTT£1M.

thing In thia lira.

WAONBB A MCFABIULNB

esaoated tbe word on tha State Noraaal Sobcol. A*AW»

111 1

rp^tak*

De-

"."I

ITR

AR*I

SCHOOL BOOKS,

I E W 8 A 8

—kSD—

*T.p

"t"1

ifs.

..IMLain .Street.

A i.'. iL Ji

CARD,

T»x-payers

are heieby notifled that their

tazaa must be paid on, ir b«fare tte 19th day ot a next month—third Monday In April—on which day (aot afterward), th» Books mutt b» return

to tha Auditor, and a penalty of ten cents on 'r the dollar aided. Immediately after which myaslf or deputies, will proceed to eall upon all de-

llnqaant

tax-payers in the County, and If neces-

sary, tosaise and ae)l prepertf to make the de-

ilnqoeat

taxes, with penalty, interest, and Con.

staple's fsea, a# directed'by law. J. N. SHEPHERD, March 17-dwtil .Treasurer Vlgj County.

COAL.

Aafwpai*4ttwsBui wiwss«SB»r«a"sfane" •CtPLI'IVA.N COUNTY COAL work for Buildings, Fence*, Flagging, aad every-

PSMTTL. ...

llva» Oonaty Coal, wblah Is claimed to b»«qual te tbe Bra*il, for all dcmaa-.lc porposes, »111 deliver to any' part ofthe alty, by leading your oMar «t office of

B. Bryant

lay, (K

J-A.

Oo., O. f« Klp-

Foot's Tea Store, with whom

infowaMen in eegard

r, 1.

S.10.

rihiarillajilsad tl tha ilMiilliasf Jsastr ssd Ha tnaims^ -mafca —a Basdta' »n«tO»n*erq£ All work daaa promptly and aarraetly. Orrica—Ovar Dowd A Slate's Mat Mara, In itropalltan Bloak, Main street, Tesre Hanla, Indiana. Mdlm

&•

"»5.

h«ve

vie arrangement# to fill ail orders, «ud ive

•tl 1

the batiooes.

al«dtf J. A. BIOKUAW

r"I——•——

•U:

COAL. }iblv

JOHN McFARLANU Is now soiling tu». tel -article of lilver Coal, ser«en4d*OB the «i,tMt sirtaii tsusela Vigo eonaty, »t a* lew Ogure

Ssti,

JJC-.U

-i

T?--r: I

aalaferior*rllolet» a t-e pnrchnsMl.. Xh«M wteh* lag to lay In

should loyk to tbe'r iuter-

and buy the Net wbeft It as »i« poarartMa.^* (M« left »t the Po»t, (i(Q-e Lobby, atr Iks. •Vigo County or Adtireixed to

Put

59J

O., Terre H»ut will j¥t»iv« prompt attefe-

tloa. engiTdtf

JVIVBRY BBOKKIi*STABLES

Mdaraigna«|». at.ht^iWaary Stable.

Third ^(reet, oppositu t{i» Cuntln House, is now prepared-wfth goed stock and farrlsres, to »cthc pubiie. -BOH'T HUNTBB.

Any person wishing to deposit Horsss, Bar

alee.

Harness, or ether livery articles at Huntar's Livery Stable, will ba accommodaUd with money

advanced

oa tha same.

"JSISI

detffctll HUNTEB

COLLINS,

-V