Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 April 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS.

B. M.

Harbison

is oat for Mayor.

Oapt. Edward John presents Li* name this morning for tha office of Citj Marpha'.

Job. P. Morris, Republican, was elect ed Trustee of Honey Creek township 05 Monday.

Senatob

Moeoah and Representative

Calvert, of Vanderburg, passed through tha 6ify" yesterday

en rtv.it

Cupitol.

jhxjcijpkdi Obdikakc*.—Elsewhere wHl be found theordinancepassed by the City Council prohibiting, under-paeaUy of fine, any person from riding '.'a velocipede on any paved eidewalk or other walk within theoorporate limits." There can be no question in the mind of any oandid person that thia ordinance |l tbo •weeping in iti character—in fact, that the joke is carried too far. An ordinanoe prohibiting the bicycle* from the side* walks of the business portions of the city, witb penalties for fast or reckless riding would be very proper and could be objected to by no order-loving citiaen—in fiot, those velocipediBts who exercise With, the "bicycle for its use and not Hsr-iSbuis-dtsire that some auch restrictions be mad?. It iff no doubt true that a few reckless boys have been the cause of some annoyance to pedestrians. Such should be properly punished and they oan easily be reached by municipal laws already in force, if they are not chastised on the spot. But there are a considerable number of gentlemen in this city who have purohased and are hatiog velocipedes bulit, not tor display Aipoa tbe sidewalks of '-he business streets, but for quiot amusement and recreation on the back titreots. With them the voloclpede is not a toy nor is tho succets'ul mahipu lation of tbe machine an accomplishment to be paraded in public for tbe gratification of gaping curiosity or the aggrava tion of those petple who go into convulsions at the sight of a person on a velocipede. But when we come to tho practical use we find they aro not insignificant and tho contempt which attaches to the superficial uses falls off. For instance take any man who resides in the suburbs of the city, whose business is in-doors, and to whom some exercise 1s indispensable— During pleasant weather he can not only make his daily trips to and from his business, with equal ease and in onafourth the timo he could walk, but his leisure Ttmcrcffr. be profitably employed in short excursions some distance out and around the out-skirts of the town. The exercise is more exhilarating than that of walking, pnd not less beneficial to the system, while the distance traversed in a given time is trebled or quadrupled as the case may be. Outside the hard grav elled streets, the velocipede cannot be pTgp^sd^with auy-etao or comitortr^ Henoe the effect of the present ordinance will be to

keej) them on the principal streets,

frightening

Aorses—one of the very objects

the ordinance is intended to meet.— Besides an ordinance so rigid will be re spected by all law-abiding citizens and constantly violated by the reckless and daring when oat of the reach ofaa officer. j|To repeat, we believe the ordinance can "tw mgJa" acceptable to parties amending so as to prohibit riding on all 'paved sidewalks (which would include all the business portion of the city), with as additional section imposing fine for riding through a crowd, or for passing a pedestrian at a rate faster than a walk anywhere in thetcity. The effect of this will be to drive those who ride, and especially those who desire to ride

fast,

POPTMASTEB.—Our morning state that Linus A. Burnett, as city

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to the 'State

VeLOCiPKDieTs were out in force last evening taking the full benefitef the last bourn allowed them by the City Father, for exercising tbe bioycle.

Linjow TpF «sbif.—I?. this heretofore Denapcratfo township Philip Randolph was elected Trustee, on Monday by a-

majority of five votes

A Velocipkkjs manufacturer informs us latge number of mechanic! will be thrown out of ."employment, and manufacturer^ W01 suffer a loss of material ob haid if the city authorities insist on I enforcement of the velooipede ordinance.

to the side-

walks far .removed from the.btuineu portion of the city, and where there fcre but few pedestrians..

The ordinance was hastily adopted, on the spur of the moment, witheat'due con-sider&frbh-of the rights and privileges of all interested,- and we suggest that the Council at its next meeting make ft&e Such modification as above noted.

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ButKBCPTCT.—An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed an Tuesday against Horatio fl. Binghali, of tfell city.

dispatches

tbe' dofcinafioirof postmaster in this fte jestyrday.

'"Wol—SSi

two cases of drunkenness before his court yeeterday-Wfte'wMlaftnMi abfferiejcoloiv edman. The latteHjadiolay 'Mn soaV'iB the calaboose several hours' Vetor# he^was in a presentable jpondition.

Man

Shot I At Fairbanks, Sullivan

county, an Mbfe'dei&S "Wfli&m Hutchinwn sbpt James M. Defiatnp. -Two: shots were fired, o8« taHeg*ff«*ff in 4b« breast aqd the otber on tb«bread, cbofr fortunate--ly neithec produced Serious Wbieby and some family troubles were at the bottom cf tbe difficulty.

Cbiminal OptM?-^-'Afbd&t fifty case*

"against liquor dealers for selling without license were thrown out of court yester^ day on account of the unexpected absence of one JaCdbjSi« tho principal Vitops 'tW eigfi csW *C8tim\oo^ tfifen 'Wire ffol' displeased. It is exppqj^tbe court-will commence to-day the triaifof prisoners in jail."

Ths Dibxctors of tbe Southern Prison bave directed the President of the Board Mr. Meredith, to inform Hon. D. E. Wil ii4mson, Attorney General, of the State tyf the facts'connected with the use of supplies of Jtfee Prison belon^ipgjjo the

ayntitTH of THfi- Gmat CXTT—Mr^ feather, during tbe period of his official James M. Norris, the' agent, will

mence delivering this book the preseot week. Subscribers we requited to be in readines to receive it. .~'a no a"4'grtnr-

C. WittIo & Co., annoijiriee opening this week of their Spring stock of Dry Goods—a complete assortment tt low prices.- obee their new advertlsanieoit, and numerous local notices

(e|.m withoiA rtfccoaatiDg-

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worth

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Lost.—A shoe, nearly new, size No.-3-As it cat-be oftio u»6 to any one but the owner, who -has the mate^ the finder will please leave it at C. I. Bipley's, and he suitably rewarded.'

Itfsa'factwfU ir readers that

le attention "of

according to recent xhangw-in the Ppst•office Departmient »iyS1itwns,-no leUer addrtaseaffitoaiaVwill be put in any jpfstoffice box, and any one so addressing

destination but on tbe other hand will be immediately and effisotuaily destroyed at the postomce. We mention this for the lnformatten"o{ -those "who-arr con tin uai^y-cdmplaitahig that letters addressed to Initials or obvious

nommes de plume

hav4£fSiled lalbeir trtosmisEion. For instance, many advertisers in newspapers' pftfeJW* .Jtbeit- nptices ~or "wants," "lost," "found" etc., asking those reqpendipg ^'.'address so-AOd^o^ P. 9 Box.$9%'l

r$.ipkia'

^Oeorre^'and re

plies so directed \flll nflver reacb tntf5i deitinatiotf BaCshould answers be aiddressed to aiittiM$ id dan'of tbe EXpbkss, or tbepaptfr-iMiblishiogtha(ittrwdieilQent they will never fail in reaching the parties for whom they are* intended. Tne letter, if oatf.addressed Jo theioffice of the paper, Bipst be directed to the name and not the initiat or of tbe party recipient.»?.•, ii 1 1 ij 1

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CeWOUt Cbavbsb, April 6/1869. Council m4t" in regular session with a full Board, Mayor Gbokerly in the chair. .ifhe minutes of lastj|b^ting were read and approved., tltlitoSfe"'*

A petition fro aa Daniel Swindfiart, asking a reduction of his tixes for the year 1888, was-referred to tbe Tax Committee.

A petition1 from Frank Heinlng & Bros, asking permission to make a cellar door on the alley way south of their outlding on Lafayette street, was granted

A petition from thirty property ho deis op l^*h street, between N itioaal Bad street and Locust street, asking that an order be passed, fur .the grading and gravelii,g oTsaid street. The same wargranted.

Whereupon Mr. Lawes moved that the putition of the citizens of the 6th Ward, in regard to grading of 13th street, be ^rar^td and thitHhe "£iiglii«er be instructed to make the necessary survey and estimates and report tU&AA£}9 to the Council at its next meetiog.

A petition from J. Armstrong, asking permission to put. a pair of platform scales in front of his shop, on Third •treat, nearTOdd Eellotfs Hall was granted? ulO xva*

A petition fron^ 0. M. Hill, asking a teduction of taxes for 1868, was granted. KBPOBW.

M. W. O'Oonnell, Superintendent of the Catholic Cemetery, submitted his re~ port for the month of March, showing a total of fire- int^tpeota, three from the city and two from the country. Accepted. SULK-? iik'-j-T-.j

The Superintendent of the City Cemetery submitted iiia report for the riaoath of March, showing a total of eighteen interments, fifteen-frpm the city^ iind, three from the coun try. Accepted!

The Ta* Committee submiUed the following, and the ayes and noes being called,- the vote stboC uniriB&ous for its adoption. —1 To th Mayor and Cbyimo* Council

Xour Conunjt^ on Taxes, to whom iaS been refefred svniry petitions for abatement in taxes. Report that tbey recommend that orders be drawn in favor of the followed named "persons, to-wit: L. Kissner.JU"~3..4.«&5.--"»*.. .$18 00 19 80 66 93 9 00 9 00 9 00

W. H. Isaacs, (clerical error) S. B. Gookins, lots Hoses Easter, personal Who. Woelea 0. H. Rottman, improvement....... J. Kuhlman, guardian Hertwi^'s beirf, improvement 6 00 fmr€tarmdmpr9ftm^.oa lou 3 and 4. iroo George ^Morrison, improvement on lot 4 09 Francis Stevenson, personal 22 39 Sarah L. Norcroea, improvement on lot A. McGregor F. Hoberg

7 20

63 09 4 50

a EL AllXX, N. Aapaawi, LoVXa SxouWlB.

The City Eaginoar suboai.ted a report in regard to the grading and graveling of 9th slTtey between the National Rsad and Chestnut street, which was accepted and ordered to be spread on record.

Also, a report in regard to the grading and graveling oi 12th street, between tbe National Boad and T. H. & I. Baiiroad, which was of&fered^to be spread 09 ?e coid. 4. ijX.:'"--

William Van BbUHT, At present on tbe night police force, anWJuncy, h^ J)ene£tfl and .damages accruing from the

name in tbe list of candidates for Marshal. Mr-j^an. Bruft sj^vpd^ji this ©ffiee seferal ?MJB.?g'o,\ap£ 'jif&VHB**.:

cient officer.

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Also, a report oarthSjBjwming of an alley between 6J and "Yth ~Btreets,"~ and pak and the firet street running East and West, immediate!jr South, was Iatd bVer till meetipg."

BESOLUTIONB.

Mr. Dowlingoffaird the following re«olctiotfs which were unanimously adopted,:

Rcap{ved,

Tfi^t a. Q4nj tni ttee of three

members be' ap|OTh ted' by the *Mayw, whose duty it shall" be to prepare for pubiicition a detailed statement of tbe expttfidltures

ibg City government of

Terre Haute d*j«nglbe l««t"year, shoeing what has been expended Under the fallowing beads: 1. Salaries of the various officers. 2. -Expenses of the "Pir» Department. 3. of Police Force. 4. rr of Street Repairs. 6. of Atsessm'ts«nd Collect'n. 6. of Board of Health. 1. ^3" a

Mer-

request that suit may be brought against tbe said Wailfo and' hSl .boiidsmen for. trie value of such supplies, which will probably amotint-tirteh IhOUMUid jdoll a rs

Which

City-

5. ^mjscellaneousj not included in tho above, togetLer with a state merit*" of the financial condition of the

city. Retolved,

That thia statement, when

prepared and approved by the CouncilT fhafl be published in the daily papers of this city for tho information of the citizen a, of Tewo. Haute. 'Tho Mayor appointed, as si^sfiT com' mittee on the above Terohitions, Messrs. Dbwiltfg, Al'.en aod Liwes. -{.m-. 1 a

vta&:adapted:

Resolved,

fSr^tfie^and

Tiiat the. market master

procctd to,rent out the stalls in the gub lie market houses in Terre Haute, ^nder the provisions of the existing ordinance, and that,"llstei&tibg said sialls fpr^the ensuing yeai,.the .present occupants shall have the preference over "other applicants, in-addition that they pay the rents fixed upon them by the Council.,

Mr/ £iitw6r offered the following which was^opted: Resolved,

Thfttm^ayor be instractetf

to have a suitable desk put in tbe Council Chamber and that the reporters of the city papers "Be' in vitedT tOv (rttend^

Meetings of the councl.

Walnut street, and report the probable coit of the same to the Council. Mr. Dowling offered tbe following) which was adopted:

Re loed,

That the salary of Chief of

Pol ca Alloway be paid to his family up to the expiration of his time—the first d»y of May—and thit the Clerk be directed to

fdra*g

aa. Ojiar on the Treasurer for

the amount.

ELHOTIOSS. s'*

School Board, which resulted in the election of E. B. Allen, A. Lange and J. H. O'Boyle. miscellaneous.

Luther Gilmore was appointed toTact as Chief of Police, until further orders. Mr. Chamberlain moved that the Fire Committee buy afire alarm bell, not to cost more than $300.

Mr. -Van Yalzuh offered an ordinance in relation to the public safety of pedestrians, which was adopted.

After allowing sundry bills, Council adjourned. G. F. C00KE BLT, Mayor. Attest: W. Habp*b. Clerk.

Fob newfest patterns Of Prints, Delaines. Lawns, Armures, etc., go to C, Wittig & Co., 170 Main street, Demlng Block.

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A complete line of White Goods, copi' prising Jaconcts, -Nainsooks, Victoria Lawfisrj' Bishop Xiawns, Swiss Briliant, Pique, ete, to be found at C. WittTg & Co., 1T0 Main street, Deming Block. 8dtf 7

Do You want an olegant pair of Gloves? Go to C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Main street* Deming Block. Tbey carry the largest and best .assorted stock in the city

Sdtf

Hosiery ,from 10 cants to $100 a pair in bleached and unbleached, ribbed and plain, common regular made—Ladies and Children's, at O. Wittig & ®°,s-j Main street, Deming Block. 8dtf

New ARRIVALS of Spring shawls, Sultana, Ristori, etc., at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 M.ain street, Deming Block. 8dtf

EIlue, and also Scarlet Ladies Cloth, at C. Wittig & Co's^ 170 Main street Deming Block. 8ntf

Terse Haxtte Sensation.-^Passing up Main* street yesterday morning our attention was attracted in the direction of W. S. Ryce & Co's Dry Goods House by the seeming anxiety manifested by a crowd of people congregated id 'ffcbnt of the door. Oar curiosity being aroused to ascertain the cause of the excitement, we made our way thither, but was equally

just received the handsomest lot of Dress Silfch~eveT brought"*© this city. If you wish to feast your eyes upon something beautiful, go and see them. •41 8dtf vV".T:|

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NbW Goods at -lower prices ihao at any other place in the city, at Weisx' new Sktet Factory and Ladies Fancy Ba-

2&r,

159 Main street, near the corner of 8ixtfc"" "w»r:.: 8dwtf .% -"I

Plsasb

KHtitMPEB Wnsz' new Skirt

Factory. 159 Main fetreet^ near 8Utb. «dwtf

-TSETNDIASA SOLDIER

The Commissioners appointed to assess

opening of streets and alleys, made a report lin. regard.^ tb£ pp«^ig ef 9}h street from Poplar to Oak, which waa laid over till next meeting

Agkmts Wasted:— To canvass for

The Indiana Soldier"

in the war for tha

Union. Published by

Mjmull

NewSfbinq

Co.,

Indianapolia Merrill & Go's. Agent will be at the Rational House, on Thursday and Friday,

Lt^e 8.h and 9th mst's^ between 8 and 10 o'clock •. if., for tbe purpoce of establishlog a local Agent for this county. This

History gives a complete account of the War. so that the agent canvassing for thia work will have the advantage of all others engaged in introducing works of a similar character. No other work givee full information in regard to the Secret Societies at home, aa well as the straggle in which Indiana took so distinguished a part on the battle-field. 8-d2t

Millinibt.—I

have jait

returned from the East, where I have selected a full line of millinery of all the latest styles and novelties found in the mttr rece will be opened oa Ladies please call and examine, dlw M. A

Baxisov,

Received via Railboad.—JulesHou-

ranted to bn fresb. Also a large quantity of seed Potatoes. Among them are to be found White Sprout, Early Goodrich, Harrison and Early Junes. He also keeps

South 4th street. 8-dlt

(the,

Mr. Dowling" olfared the following leso^ lution which was adopted Resolved.

That the Street Commissioner

be instructed to open, or CBnse _to be opened, the alljiy runiiing North and South through block Np. ten in Linton addition to the city of Terre Haute, and that the same'be dSh.e Without unnecessary^ delay.

Mr. Allen the following, which was adopted:,"".S Resolved,

Thaf'the .Oty Engineer be

directed to mHke the necessary surveyand estimate for putliag dowa a stohe gutter and curbing on both sides of 4ih ^street," "fietween Cherry and" Main also on 4ih street between Ohio street'and

Just Received.-A new lot of Patterns, also Stocking Suspenders for children, just street.

Impobtant to

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

make you see it. dtf

If tott like a good smoke, call at Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars 17dtf

Cabpentebs and builders generally, for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Sash and Doors see Austio, Shryer & Co. dtf

C. I. Riflkt sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf

The latest style Dowd & Slate's.

Office of Sinqsb Manuf'q Co., •85 Main Stbbbt, Terrb Hautk. Thb undersigned most respectfully in form the public that they have established

Branch Office at 83 Main street, where they will be pleased to exhibit tteir worldrenownel Family and Manufacturing Sewiog Machines. The Company have spared no expense.or labor in fitting up this office, and would invite the public to call especially.the ladies. 6-d6t The Singer Manf Co.

Bgord & Son's Prints at 12J cents, are going very fast. Go soon to be accommodated. Stewart House corner. 6-dtf

Don't fail to go to Boord & Son's to see those fine Spring style Delaines. 6-dtf

If you want bargains in Winter Goods go to C. Wittig & Uo's., 179 Main street, Doming Block they soil winter goods at exact cost. jll-dtf

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

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Hbadquart^Bs 'foT "uysie: Wright & Co., 155 Main street. dtf-

The best-BtyjM~Bii# ®geS «s*rTment of Paper Collars In the city, at Dowd & Slate's. ^XiOV/ 16dtf

New Seamleta Kid ^loyey^t Tuell Ripley «fc IJot&ingrj f^

Ladies, buy H.e.rJ6 A^rnold's Skirt it is tbfr- best Wid'SBoi d|s^Ai4 »ti the market. [18,dtf

All orders left at (formerly B. Weisz's) HoopBltirt JTaci 89 Main stree^^aR-^g/l^locb, will be promptly attended to. 3-3tf 1* 1 "i 1

OoBSETSpfS cents $1 00, $1 25, atHerz & Arnold's, (succ^aJwMQ \A7 A MiAn'a

Weisz,) 89

Main street, WarrenV Stock. 3-dtf

Skyen POUNDS oi- D»*r-S«*bt, B^pdsome Sugar ^tjiie 1 for One Dollar. That's so! apr3dlw

A Word to the Wisk is Sufficient If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs,

store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on"Main -between «MIJ?an«l Fourth streets, wbet^sjhya1 will be pleased

w'~hetoi4.a"°c:^Cv^z

new ones as may with their patronage.

W^inter Goods, at any price to close out, and make room for Spring Stock, at RiddleTlSl Main street. [27,dtf

Small Profits and Quick Sales Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries and Produce for sale at his new stand, opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have good time. j4dtf

Umbrellas, Satchels, Shirts and Suspenders, of the best quality, at Dowd 4 Slate's. 16dtf

A fine line of New Neck Ties, received by Biddle, 151 Main street 27,dtf

just

To Ajrr^o n|ay,design urfeig^in^, Wibdowdli^S) etc, this season, we invite att^n&n tb^our

bottom

lJ-dtf

Lasixs.

Mrs. L.

olger, South Fourth street, has just re-

jlr:DaWling ihtroducad tfio'lfallowinf#- teived direct from New Tork a select lot

of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Frames and Bibbons, all attractive styles, which she has placed upon friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices.

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St kbbt "I)tuggi8t^.

(j. WjTnQ & 06^ ^70 Main street^

at ^xact 0flaiT.~. ST

^A-BQAinsT BAMAajrafL—rfiar'galns in Dry JGoods.- G° to "the corner of Main and Sccoiid 'streets," where Bodrd jft 9t»%, have just opened an gnt^^ new stock, all puichased since* thtr duClIhia in pVicca.

IfCD I At T'Swrtf? I *Ttg Xb-jfiS ^AOOB Brt^Lsn^toPMPfY AP LhannSnn llftM "fin

oa -trial.

2B8ffa: if

'Bins Openibo—Tuell, Riplay ^s Demhigrwrn opwrt9prftig^utiarwif"Mon |a^y, March 29ih.

Every thing of the season, and every thirfg-that~lrto-lMr*'rtM1' ragg^-nwy se^a» feMJo. call .'•laaa 3tr/."iiaa aAay?.•clt .wot,

iiiv

-~'J

!?A®i«ck

of Ties and Boas at 16dtf

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

IBS'lliO -X

,Xijw ^BBLL, 'RlPCEr & DKMlNQjo Itf10 Corner Main 'arid 5th ai& V. aiO

dcjsOBD.

'J lull

ddsfcw,a,"' IUH,: -ttfuiisi -Jii.js-'E ii

jljpO Hotrey .' CJomb Bed .Spreads^-oaly $lif5e'acbraV ^uell, R'fttej.^.PemirigJs.

u3» nl »'»n25^tf .tof 1 .ji. fii--ft T-- A is tel

Clancy, Sflulh Second street,

de4r^tt(^ipform hiiTrlfends that he. has oB hdtrdfa splendid'sfook of groceries of all hfnds also-butter, neggs, .and every vif e^J (?f cguQtry^rbduce. Qive hiraj^a vou will not .regret the sat call, and you will not regret the satne 4

sioiW

to ajsc.'

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la-^ateJai 1

'Qtnestoek of Spring.Goods is now confp^e, embracing all that Is new ii) goods fcjij! meh}| Veer in which w^ include the latest line of Gents' Furnishing goods in thd city.

Qn or ^bpfit the first' of April we will reifabVfcPt& oiir new Store, Demittg Block, cdiner of Jilain and Sixlh" streets, where Wftttlll ,be pleased to 89,e onr old customer^ a°d as- many new' as- may "see fit to fitor us with their patronage. Ready oiade Clothing

at eos$

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j] Grover & Miller," i2-dtf 81- Main street.

good econd-hand Singer Sewing ikachine for sale cheap at E.. R. Wright ^.Qo's.r'' dtf

bswiNQ Machiines —The best Sewing Mhcbines in the market, to soli on rbontli]y"paymerits by T. H. Riddle, 151 Main iatreet. [27,dtf

RiDDLEcaaiheat tjaeyMeelcsde^a* jewing JIachines. Uftt [27,dtf

Clothes W ringers 1 Clothes Wringers 11 Buckeye Clotlies Wringers.

Little Grant Clothes Wringers. Sherman Clothes Wringors, For sale at .Cory & ^ancoubt's. 21-dtf I "T1

Csa?"Sprisg Suits received now. Spring Goods Sfiits made'very cheap' by John^areikle, Mercbat^t—Ttvilor. Call orer tjtjtoi}

A big rubh to Moudy's every day-for .his Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

Ladies, leave your ordors for Skirts at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street. [18,dtf I

TbPE most complete steck of Corsets is to be-found at Herz & Arnold's. [18,dtf

It is said, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's -illusion given," but those, who shed tears of woe can bave them soon dried up if they will only go to Moudy's and buy one of his Velocipede OigariK I7dtf

Don't forget to see the Weed Sewing Machine. 25dtf Z. S. Wheeler, Agent "aS— —irtr..'

The New Weed Sewing Machine sold on monthly payments.

Z. 8.

Wheeler, Agent,

5dtr 143 Main Street.

Buckwheat,'Ryeand

Unbolted Flour

Wright A Go's. 45dtf

Good quality of Shirts and Drawers can h? had for 50 and 6f) cents, aS Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

Hebz*db Abhold's

Skirt is nieer In

shape and more durable than any other [18,dtf

Removal!—Mrs. M. Biegelman, in or. der to meet the demands of her rapidly Increasing trade, has removed to No. 89 Main street, (Warren's Block), where she will bo happy to receive tbe calls of twtrtends and.patrons. rShe will constantly 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 accpmmoda tedf"8li hfort TOtidbf -F^riroOT desiring to rent anything in her line will find a good variety ta select from at reasonable prices.

Highest pricft paidfor Hair. :.. Oitivr .JJ KirottVAH, ^^JttainslreeV W^r|h Bloctf* mlOdtf Deotrrt superior Yeast Powder isaold «t the same fttice that inferior brands are and a*: it onlj^, requires two«thirds as "tnuch as other kiwis to do the same work, lunfflo the great eponecay to buy Dooley's. SoKT bf all thtocers. Cox & Sow, 31,dlw] Wholesale Dealers.

CITY ftLECtiPII.

kts

"always-bow

-If— n» ..

vfe#

of'changing business. Call "on him at corner of Fourth and Ohio. dtf

aDtho'ii^ anmnmea the mat of

jQfipt. S^WABD J08N candMSte for th« of Marshal *f Terre Hantd, »nbj«et to tbe decision of tlie Bepcbl can 'nomioatlng' oSnTeiJticn.

Wianin'lior to ai nn» th« nam* of VAN BkUhl 1 cMMlWaie ftr office of Hkrahal ef Tt-rre Haote, tebject to the decision bf the BepnbUfM kiteWMIii{WDWttlbi«. 1 ii' jta

We are ant^oi!z»d (o aa^Voce tui 'itiBae of THOMAS I. LAWS] iu ondidiMfor Unties of ®«yOr cf Terra Heat^'rab^ct WilTt ffeeMoa •f ^MBaftbllcu Bomlaatiog convention.

are snthoriaed to aoaonnoe 8FINCU B, BldalcBDSOK a judidBt«^(6r Cily ral jcot to the decldon oi a Bqibilcts Bomliu^ M^.co,1*ff&l8P£.o* Biliary jf

are anthori^'fej atinotnep"

the

nsrOe'df A,,

B. HcEEE as ft ci^^aW forlhe office of

ai of Tfrre Hinle.jrftj^ to ttte ilbjlrid^ar 4hejB«pBbl!c)ianoi^in|'«ijiJ

We are anthorixd to anuowie* the-ne«»e-oC J. V'UEELKli a candidate for tbooffioe of JSltsyOr o^ ?«rre H*are,'"ro{l3a«ita*tti« tha Bspubllran DcmBfttin?pd4T«iUoB.

I ax a eaail&«ribr

S|Sjj».:-'

lt3 Main Street.

at.

thai Boynbllcan nominating conTentlon.

Wa-aro'atithn1i!ei,'tt

OA PT. GABL AVdP'ODWl'N aa a caniHcfjrt^^fbr "re-erecHon to^Ife bfiSstjf-tStjSf^eairarttf, Sntjgct' to Ihe cfeefsfon-^f tk'e" B«^Bbllea]Q Cfoirv"~i)tf6lrvi£ prituarv election if either should bo held.

:V aadid^t^for.Cjtj Treaiawr.^ GuifiriiTGfH ksbam.

are anth. rii.d to announce (ho name of OANi"£L L-. TICKERY, late a private of the 10th Begiment Ind,- .Vol. Inftrrtrj-, and a one Irgge soldier, as a candidate f. r'tlie oflKo-of' City Clerk, ^t tho Mity elootloin sirtijawt tp :obiniDatfng conventJSBv

j8BN. JOHN #OOI'f is a candidate for City Xreaaarer. at tho coming City Election. :r uttrun biViKQ been BeliciUd by many fiieadi, I announce mjs lf as a candidate for City Treasnrer, ®bject to tire decisioni cf ihB fe ptfbliSiti' iioihlnation.

!r*

tgcmym

Htmtay

-^^[|l|f_sle)rt-a.o..1,11

Main

Btfse^up-stifts. mar22J4w John Babnikle.

Uiixiri"

juji, at{ aKH

du.^s pe feDEhefkltb an^/lne pp| ijs^wheiie Qpw li, general debllliy and corT&ieqtai. EferyboJy ought to me it in the Spring and Summer, jki tt will be found a reliable protectiona^aii.stlljaaaV and a of hap^icfast.? E.'lt 7d«4#^

To BCioqto Moth Fattiies^ Fc^clilea and tan from the face, tue Periyla Moth and Vreckle Lot on. Prepared pn^y,. by Dr. B. C. Peebt. Soldby all DrnggUts,3j j,

For Black Worms andJPimples oir the Fa to, nee Pebsi's Comepo'ne' anu Pimple Bemedt, prepared only by fir. B. 0. rERRT, 49_ Bom) street, New Tork. Sold everyvrhere,, The tr«de supplied ty Wholesale lledlclBe Dea(erSv. marl7deod8m-wJm"

Barr's {Pectoral iciixlr.—Read the oUowitig

itrcrng

and

pointed

endorsement ef Ae

for Coughs and Colds—"Barr's

PtaUsr&t

Teoee Haote, Fib. 8, 1869.

TnouAftH Babe, £tq-, Do^rajc —I.lyiveused several bottle# of your "Pjotoral Blixir,". in my family, andJn ETEax iwktanoe with vtty bboiou. i,l beneficial resalta. S. Esask HoTi^^a .»«!«# Paator 1st OrngregatloiialiOhttrfh.

Mann bctnted by Babe,

COSTAR'S REMEDIES.

OKD1NANCE

In relation to the Publh? SSftetyof PeicstrlaM. SeC. 1. Bo it ordained by the Common Cofrhilj of tho Olty of Terre liaute,"that every pertot» who thall ride a Veloc'pede on any paved sadewalk, or other walk within the corporate limits of »fd clfy.ihili on conviction thereof before the Hafor or *aid olty, be fined hi anyHraat MMt wora-t^an'tan nor less than twa dollars.

Sxo. 2, Whereas, there is an emergency .exist lag reputing the Immediate taking effeoc of this Ordinance, therefore be it ordained tint the has* shall be in lull force on and after its passage and publ eation.

Adopted April 6th, 1869. Q. F. COOKUBLY, Mayor. Attest: W. Habpib, Clerk.

J^OTIGE. i-A'Ji A

I have this day sold ny Tobacco Store, No. 11 South 4th strtet, to Mr. Wm Btats, who will con tinoe to keep "my br£S8aWcigSn', tobacco attd Smoake:s articles at usnalprice

Terre Haute, April 1,1S69.

I,taka this aapi vantthunnca '1)f the favor of •ojoyed by pwwewor. Hi wub* I itimen wlll be Vio »nfl?tlrd )(9M{lj6i3r8.»oroae attention will be pa'd 10 .repalf cf Witcha* and Jewelry Bfetilct hou^rty. thor ough compoteaoy and moderate pricea^l 'Xpect te saldiT.rhe* corfidsnoe or tha jthtSIle of'Tlris Hac e. "1" prfis3c .?i£dO,A '-f-ii. eeai

iiUv

»».'•!

fC'4^.

-AT-

B.4LL

AMUteHfttliTS. TTTT

ROWLING Hi

THE

Sfi B* mtt

IJir--,Tnigar)ty.

olt*. on

the

imm

1"O.1

P."'COOIEKB-LlV5" A3 c-_ ^.

We are author I ted to af&^Vie the'g» n~^f P. O'HBILl 7 as a candidate for tbo of9ce of

mrioxiA^'Hli&iimdS'ot

\VA«B. PAD&0&K..

PLiasr **0000000 my %anie ba -a oaaAldate for the tfflee

CHy Tr«ai%r«i*, at the Mtinicfllpfe

faction.- JosCFtfE-Aaf. Wa are anthcrised tq annoa^o tb^ name oif E. O. .WHITKMAJN as a candidate Ityr Qit^B|r shal. snbjiot to Ijt^d^isfgp^r tbe Bept^iic^n nomination.-

LOCAL NOTICES.

IJPK!

FftlDAY AW SiTUtDAY, April Otk and lOtbi* 'n.iTa- '.^1.,

&4£WJJr&QFTME4GBJ

Winner TO

T.7zTr

1 ,•

niLPXQt&KaTAr*#f«Bf

liiW»tMt«M»«hii1iS *1 lM*(Wd

p-rftimincto CrowJe4 Hoc*-« OmHu4 rUrt*alll^ -s Stolen, Be»t»r Ooisi Better DsiMM^aAwfl xlj«iltiimt:|at«wi, 1 at»e»iae4

win iLp^^fMMCTdlwtypSlWlhaalk ADMlSglOW': 0»W BI|IBVD ^SAja T6 Osirra -Opora S» MMfen (h.».,S

t9M*QBWtA%

•o»ai» -:t

oa Ha

WIJFWW'W'T

iTfr.y

lo Enjoy llfes Blessings We Mast Haye,Eea:til.—it la p. stubborn fact that wary human beipg ij.more ocltsa ^edispose. to eaae, and .ja, (he Spring, tb^ gicjtioj ca^s^ d'iieafiej^re nnmerons, ai^d/ acti?p, fttd iii^cnesi^ irxcs^dingly proyalottt Novj, to conn^aot llu baLeful iLll^en es whioh: B^meUmts t^l„^ritb. fearful fffee.t Bnon our syatem at this £ari^ o^f. tue year, a certain and agreeaLla remedy is farni»hed by .Mcsare. Dr. 8. B. Hartman 4 Co., of Lanoaater and Pitlgburgh, P»— Jt that-note^ atid efflcacioDS inTigoraat and tooic, UISHLK&'S. HU^B,3ITT£K^- a preparatipn and in universal use. It Is the bet blood pnrtSer now. bt-fpre the tub lc l.ifivjqyxVtyi, r^noTatia anlcl aniea tbe lifo cnrnnt wi}|jjn t!a corrects all ihvi„regn'arl:lfe* ef tLe .ayJtein imparU.(rt^b vigor j^&d strength.to (li3

eafivi jainji

WheM)o*arrhy«letatM haw IMi Jatfctotfcm

Tilt in WmevllfT WaVttOBrV9Miu

«EWADVctnHM«rr^

4 MANHOOJ)^!^ Itartk eiltlea «f •ne BuM all Vltt] tkts aeilcal HM 4Uho'i treats o» tfeeca«MM4 can ci tec taM Mitt.

Cha fearfb'

finrw»T»lM and

•ate for a -ountry would It MUWfnlkpat maxima here laid down—oae eanae of titai misery might thaa ka baaiabed irosa oar

•on hold thk retattan q( a Patent Mt?tctrai Cl^rgymiwh"—ftut bShrt »il i. 3

werk. far pplt, from exMstae, ttviiTs df wkiah aralaaalftat W •var# Ihsan»as^iwa, Mflrfhia fa Iksikattirett oouatltnttoa ofcttm ipMs'af. ItwU«4o much to prevent the vioa, wklab, by lta prevalence among.the young, baa aa atek Islsaitt on tW: present, ai ra IM wailkaiag of aoaay.— JftaH..-

.—Thia

,t*i CUMTJS, a

I *cw N«.Mli«r»narl(s IWeet, ipmif faaimi«MtB,-iu.

TN BANKRUPTCY. JL DISTRlOt Of INDIANA

Notice Is hersbj grv^n ih*t the fccdonl/nwr b»r Weft ajpfrrfntf

fefcts of Charles M. Smitu, ha»*efn adjidg-d bankrupt o&hia x*a petlUoa,J/. tha listrlct oartol InJiaia,"

Tfli'l 1 ii 1

-*z~

beiusrnt attd ser»*a4 j,t, jl.ca oh

SPRIM«fiOO»S!

AlU

"ill .i

tut!

111

'mmm

•n»'J

,i£t'fts

A BiSby,

&2d9tn Drotrgisfs:'

'.-M

X.. a#

fn}9d

JN.KiTZS^BACH.

W. STAT2.

."vin'H ant

'i-iaat^af is

A. H. DOOLEY'S

MnM» Street. aprii Biffi

Bilj.givesin

I.HBATBTOKHali. both in

Ij MX Bellsihe tnost Stoves the nsaftts— 1 &LL can afford t&Lthsm better aud sell XJ

ror

less money than oib*r_ hous- sin the qiiy.l Give me a call bsfore baying alsrwbare, and sea the fifty pircMwe giOTrtft'S

yon to

StT^ftiviUaAbla

Set More foryow Mimty

tFhathfr Jtea bay or not, all wa artr"^ to o«l and/«omraregooaa and jttic«S." Our ttotfati to

KSEf THE BiLL ..ww *•.?• -»i. -4 .•»«# I '•^BWpsctlWly, life

•th, tslA

li:* rtSfi*

Stigma*

£*.m*iv.

,l!ul *bVt /-rr

SCHOOL

WANTED.

Bow* fra» W ta la o'clock A „. COWBH *nOTSMilsj /.

aSdtf

loration.aodiuldteBs ilOC4JG, through tie Poat* efico. MIm iA.

't::,FOR

mtih

f^lxR^EBNI.r-Tbe

mO*

2£&TtS'ttom

A***.

SPB

TXRSJ.MKSALOX

a a

54* I«nd|yfAprff9IHslWf, -aetttKi-

•tai

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RtTPTOR®:! -As) 1 So l&felaaee IfiAii lonr ritodta#, oM t»ftmw^ae«g|laafc .laataafiinT

iof SouiiHoxiie? of Sixth lud hilfi'imiL Tj4 •r io Oaug-«*ul«ial Cbarch, p^atr^y locAUd. an'i has all ro eea»|Mrr -^rFgnvkB»».oe. PoAsfanoa.. gUwa iunii|L« -»-r- I '•llf «r

|?OB SAl£r-AidaaiaUMMB«r

-fdSf -r'M«Bt"BfiBM»i«9,Sa

OR SALB-.^Iouae 4arito atnat. batweca SixUt^aul 8evnth.-s%

!. ,«'.""[i iii ,"»!•* *,. iim ii aa i.auwaaiitw X?0R SiJLB»~Forty aooesof una

1 1

8 4

*££&&

^l41C0

tlmb6r*

Hoate. locaied.cn. If tin jtrMtT'n^zt' Mo^n iT^ddoik's Mill, no% a«4aptAlsaf IMMty, wHlbesoWat a low ftrslj chMar. The »j»n«r wai tak» a d#a^§Wj:

3rio

I|Hute ^nd Perry

iTBr,

ac?«» aitlw*: tti

A»alga*a af ths aataSS aaTef.

an.-

tm at *fa-arupi 'l:~w 7*dt (v-.«a SWlau «,«* sjb

t}.»

!»18 acfla^SMs 1

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pes-M fi 1 aa ,.»M 1%"

1-4

td" rs t!

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•ili J- J/Jf' fV iei aaftt# Pastil jfj'.# »»aa 'lis* n*w» '*i *A{ A ut, I -m «as ipr&ii -0 i»a« sii. .1 ot »«a 030!

-i .iatttda-

-TP

v»avii* 10 i.^ H7*#wfc vdgin Ui.

Una 'ml

,.^^ja.oO •zarU

•. I laiirir,j ca**i*siiS, s. .4 Hiemi -j wig. la laauntaaC1 a t-! #yq't«9i»a ini Wdscs iki ii j. Htfui .,vr^

A £m jui

ifU^

i*o

1 ®.*v«

O:. •. .. '-a TtO MAIN STREET,

bo.

..•A:

mexam

tit

.n'y-zVi

•ieao* -J*

-feij «uF£E19

9 v* 1

S1 I

WEEK!

GRAND OPEN06

SPRING STOCK

*4 tSaaii

A COMPLETE

-Afp~ ...rf

•a.^*%OW

C.W1TTIC1 dfcCO., 170 MAI If ST, BLOCK. •,v2

wtg »n.%

.idi

«a-.fw

ffrsavio 1.1 iiu,

Jaait'-f iai(ea^botf

sr.is 10 it MiimtUv.

BOOKS

:&d .•

t-UKft vi esei'

srri'Aiao jisjiivivs-j

booi Afifim WA^TD.

Reliretf O^r^radht, Tesehen,

?#«•.(. 2 •rr**Sftr

tlSABUB

pttotf

and iftjmbere. 60 pi. with ava»f Btavi^. 5^

warrants every Btore )Id.

J\.

in me volama myal octaf e, 7M tKMyflt«Maatal, «is^|aih«air

HTTBKL SHMHSA.V1H08, execute* in Pairts." Th SooKhaa ao aoMpatltor, aid we will prove tOMv applkaal ttstcsr afata are tsaatkMfmln ta |1S0 par weak vrlta "8."SU!r- «mui W.' w»

aem,

Imitot,

wawAmmA|»«w o»

Ul ill thilr#

ao WVlUt Affamcs, coaaeglvia* tha HIORVT OOXJUflSKOM liahin^ Ifrase la the Wast.

aprfl7d4t

r2fi&.App,y

as22M»iaam.

-1

TXTAKTBD.—To Dwelling Hons®,^ of flvs rowas—wertlt. about81,*C0—and tar fr It lo reo^fhly par. aeats of $30, with inUieat aibtod. Pie mutate

•fOO.

uA%T

REItt^ .A4tid

daM«

-j/a,

RENT!--A' good

!JU!

jim fr-5 a«. i*"

^-'•ThiVin fi*f isjfrtlf

Jjcirmal^hool. JSnqvIr*cf ooUr»coiiaer'.

.n I, 1 IS SlU

SS'SSSSSSK

*1 n*~* 'liftHniTTi iirn ihi iihii imm sae* "fir oM oT-tii»tn»ii4oith INfth. "rrl rtH, .„

TOR i^nWBom

*aiatfc)«ti«

FOR SALCI

lO£^SALE=^Y£BY:LQSHi «d ota and a half auuxXJat D«pO^«3l farjtvfijjd Oifisr c3» I low for cash. InAfra^foda ISA-CB, corner «r Staidal&l

t«t»

fi" A1T1« .1 i— -n nrt ,' ?sii iiiiw |iii«tai[i^^ OR SALE—At a han^aiii- abi Hlponea»y terms—a' irtaf 00fT^p»| ititoll aat

B«aMS^»*tsaM^^iMM»asaaaaMtisgeiweiw

Mxrttfkt*.1 &WmHiat

aash-weekv'

for

frrlffhtniir ps»a— iae\fl

-RILL POSTING.

£•.{. %GW

iaraaliiea aalaabla

oat_the duea^ea reaaltlng

-,s .d

Aijgwy all oamt^aaltattoaa,

————^1—-d-Aa^swtai!i^yaw»jW5U|ll^'w

j!i XHT IU

TOWMBJT*

All orders'-Wlilbit promp I

-iji ».s

TAkiakaa «U«

n«i

nowprepaml to tlo sill PistributlDg snd Painting on fences, in tha aioet at^lstlc manner and tha most (sasonsblatY^g^. dtf

in tha a

ittilo'.i asiiiMt

Family'^istrfcE So irm&siTfcl .Mv» fca»a»Igaa a Ik

tsvff eatt -"t -ajtat «ta£

e»

3 eteas

LZa'^iMc

Ask'jonrOrflcer for oa* fcraM^Af' |rf«nMn then Pstk»i«8 Packed 4 B. B), 10 Eb Caddlej. 60 lb Oaaea far

Cheapest modi for ,si*llag Lard, send

Shipment. Mr Price List, anS-dSW rtp\n TX7IND0W G-LA9S .•»: HOOai. •».*»•»*» ejlaw tt«l

tt«b

lt ii^alfl a 19UBt*i.

BKIJiHlN H. SB0BSAU5H,,

Nos. 2T5. 207, 20$ tart M1K*+ -tit iq

ot -MTjurf

ii.

Is:i PHILADELPHIA4" x* kr.ia -i tU »i ,uJJ» Importer oT^ -1*^ *t awvlg 1 ,i j.i itna owsiet French and English Window Qtadk.a*U"* French Plate Glass for Wiadbvr. French Looking Glass Jftatfes.« .xoumsmstc Hammered Plate-Glass lor-Sky4ig4t#.r

Floor*: «q

Colored and Ornamental OhurohQiass.. Fluted Glass for Oonservatories.

Every Size and TMokfiM# By the original case,

box, air

single

or cat" to any Ir'-eguUr chape.

J^LOUR, CEMENT, BACON,&c.

500

GEA1£NT, Bed and fine brands.

ASSORTMENT

Hhds.'frtth BAOON.

Bbls MfS3 PORi: 0 Mi 1*^

Plaster Paris, Lime, Sallys and a well assorted ttockef .. O I at the lowest market price, tor sale \/f

A. & V. UEMMAMi^. Main Street, between Stb aad Stii, ii m4d9m XWBX UAft|»,}iH?.B

riEO. E, JACBLSON & COv OS N 4 Cnuushm ud lorvvfiig ltr«Uifa ntstaaa j» ••AIR, fMI», VVU, bAK», PMDW& 4MU

HO. WALSOTfi 8HUEW' "v? OINCINMNATI, OIUCK »U»a 'MJ

Wfrr4sisa»i lifr JablSdSm ,Tar:

tijn."

BTJOHir®. O. AB»OTT. -r

•wrfa»*»oj

SI Y.%annaat'Vreat..PraakRn Bank^

OlnclnnsM, QUm

Sibley, Trench Co,, Oogamies ion Merchants. Cincinnati, Ohio.

QARRlAiiE MANUifACIfliS

W1LDY, TUYMAS A 00., Oornar Sd ^nd Waiaot sSreete, Tpcre Haate, lad., ¥aap constantly on hand, and man a fact ore ta order,*11 tta la^tjHflfsa^ CAHBIAGifll^* vPUQCHWI We aSa aoaa bat tha S»**t .SiMUriai «H|. «S'aSf .*bi:U&'*8t^i<rx» oany :-*ea to Rasiaiaitio

K«a *^ws»«^As

X. aAKff.

RAB|t« Kr.AKjpie,^ •01111 Alio

sis*

ftufin m» 8»i»wi

South'ftth Street.Sp^lteOrtfeal InginrJ «n«4tkZetstHMted tons, daaa nabla rates. iebUf*