Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 April 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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... CITY NEWS..,.

The Common PleM Court coiiveties

thi» morning.

£A comhosication from "Protest-ant1 will appear to-morrow.

Saturday and yesterday were leantl-

ful

days—balmy with Spring breezes.

Pbachbs.—An

delicioviB fruit i» promi»ed this Mason

Thij tim* tablxs of the railroads centering here will nndergo a change on Che 26th inst.

There was no opposition in the,Sen? ate to the confirmation of Col. Nelson for the Mexican mission.,..-

The

trade-

Biq

?^j

Criminal Court, on "Saturday,

without trying any causes, took *ecess until Monday, the 26th inst.

The

Fish.—A

Sehatob

Painting

for the County lair, which has for the 14th and 15th days of Sep.t?ttfB$K The list will soon be published in pamphlat form for distribution.

Brisk

Trade—On

Saturday tbe mu4

blockade having "dried up," the country people were in town in force, and with city Bhoppers "brought out by the beautiful in a manner highly ple&Bing to proprio' tors of retail stores.

manner highly plesBing to propne-

The La»t Day.—The Second Advent^, ists, as we stated a few days ago, have fixed the end of the world on the loth day of July. It has been suggested that by appointing the 7 th of August, they will have a better show—a total eclipse of the sun being set down for that

Hon. H. D. "Wabhburne, our late M. O. and newly appointed Surveyor General of Montana, was in the city Satur day and favored us with a pleasant cb11_ About the middle of May he will remove his family to that far west country, with the intention of becoming a permanent citizen of Montana.

Marriage Licipys were issued last week by tbe County Clerk to the follow* ing parties: .iVj" Lewis W. McMahan and Cornefia Brenton. .- John Hennessv and Ellen Burns. ~f John W. S. Mason and Isabella iBaile^,,^ Lewis StiU and Fanny E. Hudson. "Wm. Beamis and Martha E. Bifcb.,:"'^!' James Fagg and Catharine Soloman.' George W. Davis and Mary F. Callahan

Elopsd.—A gentleman from, the edge of Parke county was in tbe city yesterday to procure legal advice as to what he should do in order to secure the return of a runaway wife, she having departed from his domiciliary accommodations on Saturday night, in company, .with—& "naughty, naughty man." "We have not the names of the parties, and if we had them, their publication might not be advisable, as it would needlessly wound the feelings of the relatives and friends of the fimily.

Rev. E. Frank Howe, of the Congregational Church, delivered a sermon last evening to Christian yoters. Hi* text was Matt. 5. 13: "Ye are [the salt of the earth:'

After setting forth the des

tructive force of evil, and showiug that Christian principle, operating through the individual Christian, is the proper antidote, the salt,ke proceeded to depict the corruption existing' in all parts of government, National, State and Municipal. The men seeking office from mercenary motives, and by '^ile means, "crawling into office through ««)«ona, gambling hells and brothels," were severely denounced. He said tile salt that( is to stay this oorruption of the body poll-' tic is Christianity, operating through Christians. Christians most not 'Stapd aloof politics because they are corrupt but on that very account must ge in and purify them. There is no use in grumbling or railing over existing corruptions, and doing nothing. Christian voters must make themseivef -Hppected by r4-' fusing to aid in the election of bad men to office. Especially should Christians attend all primary election* and caacoaeii and thus put the salt into the fountain.

Disclaiming all parpow. parties or taen by this serm&i, be arged

and effort to the coming city election.

--asm

toaim.

collections for freight received

at Harmony, J. B. Harris, Agent, the past six months, amounts tb $59,981.r

biybb is fast receding to low wa

ter stage, but is still in good navigable order for the class of boats now in t^a

'hom"'

monster catfiah was

caught in the river just telo* town, Jtoir terday morning, fourfeet Jong and weighing seventy-five pounds.

MMR!

Fatal Accxdxht.—Daniel Dickersen, who has been for some iime running I stationary engine at Newburg station, miles this side of Brazil, was run ovir and instantly killed by the ten

a a a

bajlboap -yijM y^ot a quarter of a mile this tide of

Brazil. Tbe-body wee terribly mangled az4 only recognized by keys and. oth(f ^(Pcles found in his pockets.

Bedoe t0

ate informed t^iUtbe deceased wutdfunk at the time of \Ap occurrence, has

a wife and five jr six children. No me is attached 4

an7 on» excePt

tbe

qfajbrtunate victim of a4£tal habit.

Vji.T a MX*TiNQj»aently heUpn Benton poanty, the follo'f'ing resoljions were -adopted: "Where&, There is an effort now being made to build ftopa Terre HSuttTfc Chicago ii^jtcffitharftizens of AientSsrcounty therefore, ^Resolved,

Th.a*if ttic% ^x^rd and

3o{dla«d are points, emd the road bhit on the most practicable route be-

route. «iResolved, That Oak Grove township pledges her citizens t5 raise one-half the

'Ttaitw

It! Beal Estate

immense crop of this

weik: Besin Allstott to Win, Pope, 40 acres in Prairieton township for $900.

fiUmuel C. Scott to Chas. N. Gould, lot iti

&e city for $1,600, ^ames C. Clement Siohardson, Telegraph Mills, in Sfbley's "aaaition, for

C^eo. ifrVaos Scott, tradt of land in Otter Creek township for

'^lia A. Whidden to William A. Bledsoe, lot in Harbert & Barton'a Bub-divls-ion jfor $300.«^ -J V.5V»

Daniel Davidson to Cyrus Laym&o, 80 is in Fayette for. $3,200. Jferemih BogPfcuo ghneq^ He%ep, 80 acres in Honey Creek township for a .Harriet A. Crabbe to Jamos Cox, lot in tfiepity for $3,250. iJkmes Seath to A. B. Barton, lot in ftoaps sub division for $300. m. Markle toL. D. Jackson, one arrit ia Harrison township for $60.

Acre

of houses, fencep, store rooms

etc., has commenced at a lively rate, and our painters already have abqutfs orders as they can attend to.

The

Bishop to Henry Field, eight-acres lley township for $125. artha A. Odell to George P. Kimmel, ^rt of a lot in Rose's sub-division for f&l.

Scott and Representatives

Pierce and Hamilton are at home, and will not return to Indianapolis until to. morrow morning. ... -1HJ

Phillip Copple to David Fisher, 20 j|^r4s in Linton township for $300. -Qswis Colglazier to David Fisher, 3 acres in Linton township for $70.

Israel French to John H. Kester, 20 es in Linton township for $750. lilert Harmes to A. B. Barton, lot in i's sub-diviBion for $1,189. ilert Harmes to Geo. C. Duy, lot in ,t's sub-division for $1,369. trick Tubridy to Patrick Reagan, lot

ZH A.JS [ftt Sibley's addition for $650

Vigo Agricultural Society met on iua M.f! l|rts in Kevins township for $5C Saturday and. completed the premuim ««•,

m. B. Garrigus to ~Wm. Dodson, 60 in 2fevins township for $500. .20 acres |ia-Riley township for $500.

Annie Brasher,

Wilhelmine l'eichman to J. Bailey Ricnardson, lot in Sibley's addition fur $i,Too.

Amanda Hurst to Thos. B. Johns, lot jn Jity for $335. Jounes D. Piety to Thos. Piety's heirs, a trait of land in Prairie Creek township forj$l,277.

Israel Leake and others to Nathaniel Irimer, 80 j&QresJp^yey township fo^

2Q Cre'ektown_

shift for $300. James Touhey to Daniel Frakes, 3 acrbs in Prairie Creek for $150.

Jonathan Ward to Wm. Jenkins, 2 acris in Fayette township and several Mm a-feaB^'jiioftrT tY.c .jlary A. Stanley and others, to Jacob Y. Smith, lot in Blood's sub-division for $1,250,

Terre Haute, Ind.,'April 19, '69. Please withdrarw my name as a candidate for City Clerk, as I prefer to see a crippled soldier get tEe nomination, although I was a soldier myself. Respectfully,

S. R. Richardson.

I R'iJ Ll.i "J ^.rrival of elegant new Pianos at Kifsner's Palaoe of Music. }ust opened, two Jlnabe's, one Steck ani one Patent Cycloid.

Buyers will nowt have an opportunity of paaking a selection frckia fehogetber tbs largest and finest assortment of really first-class iBsfttniifc&ts ev^r offered to this public, ako at prices to suit the times.

For the finest Pianos in this market go to the Palace of Music. 19d2t

amities and .others wishing Carpet? Oil Cloth*) ^im^s,%h%d^s,Cornices, Ac, c»a find a large stock and prices wonderfully low, at W. S. Ryce & Go's. 19-dtf

Speciality in Housekeeping Goods, Table Linens, Napkins, Linen and Tlotton Sheetings, Towels, &c, &c., at W |^.!Ryce& Co s. 19-dtf

New arrivals at Warren Hoberg & Go's, successors to Edsall & Co. Japanese Poplins for Walking Suits plegant line of new Parasols. 19-d2t

biBLES.—If you wish to purchase a Bible, be sure and go to Bartlett & Grundyjs for it, as they have tbe Bibles of the American Bible Society, in great variety) ^aiging in price from 45 cents to $11 00, "wi^ich are sold at cost. Beside, they have tbi largest stock from other publishing hopes, ever opened in Terre Haute.— Sunday ficheeli supplied irrth Bibles and Libraries JW»oV*iWRfl fc |9-d3t-wlm

Choice

Articles

reSdy

of Cucumber Pickles

.»•• ViM I!

r. *Dartow» and Assorted Qalon, &

Haggerty's,

t«* ,a- Qdbssuta a rif.dit Cor. M4HA !-^rownrr

lii M. itfPTWiM afaUb jnffra wtwwt

wtmrtrr

Choice. WniM aoA Lk

ffap aoA Liqwirsf Strong's, M*iast»ei10:) YEKOM-i^j.

Cream\ Baking Vo«rdMt, mafee^v-dft of 'thein at ionise. Bread,' 'Bireuits^ fcefttiSsi

wil^cjw^ingg __ their valMmoJiAi lnt.'(ris»RnM Juw* All isit rtais Iiiinsijuwt

all Chdttian men to give attention,Wfiti^*' ro'Wliihi4tiyr

nto.

,^,X2wV $ tftk

I E

OARR—Sunday afternoon, April 18th, of scarlet fever, Tommy, youngest son of Tanum B. and M. E. Cabr, aged 3 yeara, and 10 months. the funeral will take place from the residence of the parents on south Second street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Friends of the family are retfully invited to attend.

If you want a suit of clothes made to combine utility and artistic beauty, go and leave your measure with J. Walmaley, the best cutter in the city, at the Blue Front, 145 Main street, between 5th and 6th. [17,dl0fc

Sugar and Coffee at wholesale prices, at Strong's. 17dtf

Maple Molasses.—A

vely interest,

f-Sweet

f.JHT

Transfers.—The

fol-

first-class article

of Maple Molasses, extra, just received at Daniel Miller's, I iVner 4th an%E*gl« sfs.

Potatoes at E. R. Wright &

Co.'eflt5 Main street. [16,dtf

Four

and a quarter pounds of good

coffee for $1,00 at Strong's. dtf

Remember that Weisz, 159 Main St. National Block has the best and cheapest stock of Skirts and Corsets in tbe city

Baby Wagons, just received, to be sold at tlho lowest figures.

[14,dlw 10, 11 and 12 Second St

j-^Ir you wish to sell or buy human Hair of ajny kind, call at Mrs. Riegelman's, 89 Main street, at Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skift Factory. 13-d3m

Bargains! Bargains!!—Bargains' in Dry Good?. Go to the corner of Main andSccond streets, where Boord & Son have just oponed rfri entire new stock, all purchased since the decline in price?[apr2,dtf

Jacob

Doll

Peeled 2tei£D Peaches at C. I. Ripley'!. 6dtf

Waktbd—Board by a man and wife, in a private family. Address, stating terris, James Gurney, Box 99, Post Ofii|e. [10,dtf

If tou like a good smoke, call at Moody's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars .fl7dtf

Ladies

I adiks, for the cheapest of good, late sty!) Hoop Skirls, go to Hayward & Ryi n's on 4th street. 12dlw

I lack Silk Fringes at one-third of the|r value, at Hayward & Ryan's on 4th street. 12dlw

Boots & Shoes for everybody, good styles, good goods and less prices, at Hayward & Ryan's, on 4th street. I2dlw ntyou wish to buy Do you wish to .sell anything from a toothpick to a grindstone? Then gn to Hayward & Ryan's, on

4tli street,,.,.. dlw

The sure road to fortune is to have people know that your prices of goods are? lower than your neighbor's, or that you have a much better article for the same, money. This being our special obect in view, we would say to you all we «re just in receipt of one of th# best 'deleted stock of1 Boots and Shoes, of jevfery variety and style, at tbe lowest poreity8Tjrice to suit the times. -Call and sefrus and save money.

At N. Andrews, No. 141 soutb side Mejiti street, between 5th and 6tb. lOdlw-wlm ——j-J—1— 1

Sample Lot of Parasols—'-Loves of th^}g," at Tuell, Ripley & Demiog's. I2dwtf. kL~

Jacob Kern, opposite the Post Office, on|6th street, is not selling his goods at co^t, neither4oes he intend to close out by .Christmas, but sdllfe: as cheap as any on^ in the city a fine lot of Jewelry and

Clicks Christmas, just received to be solU at very low figures. Call and com. pa^e his prices before purchasing. d22

The best styles and largest assortment of JPapfer Collars in the citjf, dt Dowd & siste-s.

i^EW -Seamless Kid Giov^l, at Tuell, Ripley & Deminge. m25dtf

Lapies,- fegyHera & Arnold's Skirt it is thft, l^st and most desirable in the m^rketfe [18,dtf

Millinep.y.—Miss M. A. Raridan has opened her stock o£ Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to eee bor old customers, and as many nejw ones as may choose' to favor her wjjth their patronage. [6,dtf

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

For cheap boots and shoes, call on Japob Doll, corner. pf .Fourth and Ohio

stqeets. .. Buy ank tbe

1,1

6ur stock of Spying Goods is now compete, embracing il^bat is n«w in goods fo* ^B^ns' .wear in.^i^i ,ye include the lairest line of GentV Turnishing goods in it a pn or about the flra^ of April we will remove to our new Store, Deming Block, corner of Main, and Sixth streets, where wAv'M ^teased to seo Julrold customqrt, and as many new as may see fit to fator jift notti tytir pftron^gf. Ready m|de Clothing at *ost,

82-dtf 81 Main street.

A good Mooad-hand Singn Sewing iHuhliiitfof iiiife tlNftp at E. R. Wright &Co'». dtf

Fhsch Woybh Cobbbis for $1,00 it

For

I New

J- & E. W. Ross,

is closing out his stock of

Boo^a and Shoes very cheap with a view of changing business. Call on him at corder of Fourth and Ohio. dtf

and gents ean get the finest of

Ho4t at the lowest of prices at Hay ward & I yan's on 4th street. 12-dlw

S. R. Femmas'SI^

Near corner Sixth and Main, streets.

Sprihos

a nice Switch, at a lower price

than anywhere else, call at Mrs. Riegelmann's, 89 Main street, at Herz ds Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory. 13-d3m

Hosiery from la cento to in blea&hfed ^aRd cbbleached, plain, common regular made—Ladies and Children's, at C. Wittig A Go's, 170 Main street^ Doming Block.

Tuell, Ripley & Deminq's is head, quartan for Goats', Clark's and "Green & Daniel's" Thread. [apr6,dwlw

Headquarters -rWe have received a ad inspection of patrons and the ladies in general, the largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery Goods ever brought to this city. Our wholesale department is complete in every lme, and we are able to offer to the trade better bargains thaA Can fee got anywhere west of New York. S. L. Straus & Co., 149 Main, and 10 South Fourth st. 5-dw3m *J j|

Millinery,—I

returned from tbe East, where I have selected a full line of millinery of all the latest styles and novelties that at9 to be. found in the market, wfcrch I atri kio^ receiving. My pattern bonnets and hats will be opened on Friday, April' 9th. Ladies please call and examiap,

CpEAP Spring Suits received now Spring Goods Suits made very cheap by John Barnikle, Merchant Tailor. Call over Saxton & Walmsley's, No. ill Main street, up stairs mar22d4w

It is said, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's illusion given," but those who shed tears of woe can have them soon dried up if they will only go to MoudyTs and buy one of h|s.^ekcipede Cigfirs. [lTdtf

,l!o any who may desigii using Paints, Window Glass, etc., thissbartn, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete and always sold at the bottom of the market.

Barb, Gulick & Berry.

17-dtf Druggists

Boord & Son's Prints at 12) cents, are going very fast. Go soon to'be' acooni modated. Stewart House corner.

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

Do you want Presrved. Orange.Peel? Call at C. I. Ripley's. £S6,dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel at C. I. Ripley's. its."* ,%t [25,dtf

Buy your Watches, Clocks, and jewelry of Riddle. "v* d3t Riddle is almost daily receiving new geods, in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware, &c. d3t

New

Jewelry at fair prices at Riddle's d3t Jet

sets in great variety, and cheap, at Riddle's.

New Stock of Trimmings, Motions, Fancy and Variety Goods, atlM801e's. If you have never used Dooley's Su perior Chemical Yeast Powder try it Warranted perfectly?pBW /inf^ree from any injurious substanoe, requires ^iess^ than any other kind and always gives satisfaction. Sold by grocery. jAt/wholesale by Cox & Son. dtf "'''"'i 'jl

The

facilities in the way of R#jflng

goods is what enables many business houses to sell cheaper than others. This is the case with. Herz &: Arnold, 89 Main street. Try their 75 cent Corset and be convinoed of the fact. [10,dtf

Notice.—Rufus

T31,dtf

cr —r-if

uy where you get the best quality tbe most Hardware for your money. Pcjrhaps Austin, Sbryer & Co. eould mikeyoo see it. atf

Maple

H. Simpson has as

signed to me all fees due him aa late Clerk of Vigo County. Persons owing Hr. Simpson, will pay to Geo.

my afefl*t,lfc::to

}f A coMP|jH'*1Ineof White pdiiW -^aoonets LMTI Piq(^%tC.l W"le rou*amP-" W« C.j^ if^^limi^et, £amiiw "Bia 8dtl^

Taell, Bipley & Earning«. 12dwtf Victoria

Afresh supply of American Watch Company's, Elgin and Fremont Watches in heavy Gold and Silver Cases, Ladies and Gent's Gold Chains, Collar and leave Buttons, &c., &c., at

Sp3hK^s^r5iSu WiJf»l highly recommended by physipia^s "Tor Dyspeptics, on account of its wale properties, its parity, and.ita delicious ^flavor. feb2Mwlt.

The

best fitting and mo8t 'desiroble all

Whalebone Corset for 75 cts at Weisz Skirt factory, 150 Main St., between Fifth and Sizt&talreAe,* it the* Yellow Frent. .'.-nd -i ', -t thin-aso

New Anatrll^l''tfTSpri4il sbawlf, Sula. Ristori, etc., at C. Wittig & Cofa, Agg-^. timd

Furnituresales

have just

"'U

dlw M. A. Raridon.

Blue, and also Scarlet Ladies Cloth, atC. Wittig & .Go's, 170-ahirar street Dealing Block. 8ntf

Do tou want an elegant pair of Gloves? Go to C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Main- 8t&& Deming Block. Tney carry the largest and best assorted stock in the city. 8dtf ••j.

u» T,%

"IrbvBLTiES, by Express, at Warren Hoberg & Go's, successors to Edsall & Co.

French Poplins, for Walking Suits. Satin Striped Skirtings, in all colors New style Percale fijqbes, New Spring Shawls vilffdtf

Riddle can beat the "Velocipedes'' on

Sewing Machines.

MJT—ji jytWi

170 M.ain street, Deming Block. 8dtf

Catarrh is killing thousands of ^ur bist^^a^ jnatthe b^ance, aUhou^h suffering from this horrid complaint, do not ajeem.to think that onfest they attend to ti|ia trouble ia time,! it.will eventually end In Gonswotptioft. Such, hiTWever, is tha and'we*1^""101?^!1"T"'1

F^b n*rw'6st''.p'att6rni

Thi

JOHN BABKIKLBX^

A big bush to Moudy's every day for his Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

Duy, jfho to

thi jMfc**

Sheriff, and to no other person. ,hy'--rV WM.'"R McEirttr^ April «, IMS. d*»3W.

Sugar at C. JRm^t $.

edtfiHoxiip^^ vaatx

ehape wd,

..."

Sewing MACttlurra.—The best Sewing Machines in the marlret, to sell on monthly paymenta by T. H. Riddle, 151 Main str«it .. .. .. •olleltad.

HKBZ & JSttatottf*

lh*m

selves of the best remedy of the age— "Reader's Gorman Snuff"—an articlftkegi by all of. oux druggists, 'arid only costing 35 cents. fcpl4-dlW ls« ijrS|

Ira Groter, Jr.,

I* *«. q#

Special Agent.t

A 7INB limi of New JTectc Ties, just received by Riddle, 151 Main street-, 27^ dtf 2

Important to Ladies. Mrs. Volger, South Fourth street, has just received direct from New York a selecA lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Frames and Bibbons, all of -the latest and most attractive styles, which she has placed upojn her counters, to be sold to friends and'patrons at the most reasonable prices. )j ll-d2w

Grower &

t:v.

[27, dtf

Clothes Wriitgers!Clothes Wringers I Buckeye Clothes W"

sye Clothes Wri^f8*

Miller

•fr

Little Sherman Clothes Wringers, Fbr sale at Co^y & Makcourt's 2l-dtf

Grant Clothed Wmgers.

aPriflW,

tilTY ELECTION.

VOR MAYOR.

«Dt«a» Sfcrtiif :-Bell»TWBf ^tSi« E«MU» nUTH wmM make aiadlciooB aad.eswseMe tuor, and that his nomination would do mora to karasoBtca aad oat tbe whale strragta of tha Republican party than aay o&er man, woald aoat cheerlully offer his nam* as a candi data before the convention.

D»

laides. Lawns, Armures, etc., go to* C, Wittig & Co., 170 Main, street, Deming Biook.

We6d Sewing Machines are un

excelled by any Machine ever presented for popular favor. Z. S. WHfiELtBrXgenf-"*

South 1 5th street, between. Ohio and Main streets.

13:5M

Removed. Weed Sewing Machine Office removed to South 5 th street, be tween Main and Ohio streets. 13-dtf

Millinery.—Mrs.

Mitten has her

stock of Spring and Summer Millinery open at 74 Main street between 8th and 9th streets. Bleaching and Pressing done to order. 5dlm

LOCAL NOTICES.

The Malaria 01 Spring.—Everybody should rtow.be on their guard against the great danger of dlsease arlitng from m»l»rious causes Fever and Ague prevails to an aUrming extent evety SprlMin n©»r)y n8j'»rts of tho country, and jure Miily j^m^tpoaed to it on account of sonw imprudence daring the winter months. Indeed, very much of the sickness we notice in tbeSpiing if the year may be,traced to cause* which were engendered in tho 'trail term But whether the canto lies hidden in fha ijetem or not, it iscertsin that disease will deTelope itstiT at the f{rstVpportahlty, hence no one should hesitate for a moment to set about oombatting and overthrowing it. To accomplish this pnr pose nothing so usefnl and reliable as HI8HIiKR'8 HEBBBITTBRB It is a positive antidote for any msUrions or impoisoned atmosphere »nd a certain protection against every morbid influence wbici produces disease. We say in all candor to onr readers that they shonld give heed t9 onr advice on this sabject.

to Remote Moth Patches, Frechleg and Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth and -Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Pesbt. Sold by all Droggiats.

For Black Worms and Pimples 00 the JTace, use Pib&v's Comedone and Pimpie Rt*SDT, prepared only by Dr. B. OvPebbt, 49 Bond stroot, York. Sold everywhere.. The trade Supplied by Wliolof ale Medicine Dealers, mar 17deod8m-w3m

Barr's (Pectoral JBlixlr.—Read the ollowing firtmf mnd pointed

geiltedy

endorsement of

the

for Oonghs and Colds—"B»rr'« Pectoral Elixir." Tbbbz Hauje, Feb. 8, 1869.

Thomas Babe, Esq., Dear Sir:—I have used soveral bottlea of your "Sectoral Elixir," in my family, and in kvzbt isstanoa with very dkcided. lt ben^BCial resnlts. E. FbanK Howe,

Pastor 1st Oon^regatianal Church.

Manu factored by Babb,

Gvlick

A Bebbt, Ornggists.

B-ABSIKLH.

JOHN Herohant Tailor, MAIH 8TBRT, Over SaxUm$ WalmtUt/'t Dry Goodt tiore Would respecUully call the attention of tho citlatns of Terre Haute, and tho public in general, tha* he haa rented rooms above Saxton A Walmsley's Dry Qaoda rtor^ th»1pM-^o*«yeaf|yi,»g

Hercliant Tailoring.

He' InM idtMi on haad a VASHIOjTAltLK SILBOnblt OT dABSIHlBEtf, TKAIMOS, OlrOTHS, Ac., and is raady tern ako it np iu fbe Latest fi how A ottce, and on wry Reasonable Term*. Having no high rents to pay, be promisee to make up to otder, whether the gead* jb» tmXilshed br Mm or not,~•varyulng la his Had cheaper than anyw hare else.

rnrs assortment otSilk, Uo^n aad Cotton for Faauly and lUaeiBetea lag porposes^ at' M^nted t^wo^ on the 8tate Normal Soho^

Manufacturing Company, 83 H^tilttfeei, 7 4ft

•Jut

& MoFABLAUTS,

stone

JSp^aag^B.

prepsred to execata alt orders for the -StAaa work tor aaildicgfS, P*nc# »lagfta|fj ssS'snn-l-SKiig A ehla Ita« WAONKBA McFABLAWS

fSSWoh is saffleiant recommendation. Stone oa east slda of the T. H., A 1. B. B. Freiaht Oa* pot. Md8a

ifsf

Bdito&s XxpatfS^-Please announce my name a* a candidal# teTsiectfoT&tSa ottcoef kaTor, •uttf set to«lcction by the voter* of the atar TeqrwBaute. B. It. HABRIWII.x a are anthorixed to aaaoonoe ai saas of THDMAS E. LAWKS aa* caadldata for the «S*e of Mayor of

Tom

at auction at Hay ws rd

3s Ryan's every Saturday.

Just Receiteix-A new lot of Patterns, also I Sldbking Snspimlert fo? *obfldran, just -received at Mrs. Adams's,, on. Ohio slradt^''

6*d*f

Woolkh, Hoods at 1Q cents, 25 cents and 50 Cents, at C. Wittig & So'a., 170 Mai^ street, -Deming Block." jll-dtf

have removed their

stock of goods to the corner room in the Deming Block, where they sire now prepared to .wait on wfto a^Jay(«t^n with!acali. is^dtf

Id^RPESTERS and builders gefterally, for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Sash'and Doors see. Austin, Shryer &Co, dtf. ittti 'dJ ike

fcfia

d.'l. Ripley sells- Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf

The latest styla of Ties and Bo»s at DoW?i-« Slate's.

HavMrSittfect to the deoiMoa

of the Rapnblican atfalaatiBg oonraaOon W* are authorized to announce the nema of M. J. WHEELER as a candidate fo tha offlca of Mayor of Terra Haute, subject to the decision of the BayabUcan nontfaatlngamiTaattoo.: ,.

a candidifte for rt-elitMon to tin of Mayor. O.

Wiars tsthorMd to unosswihi m» o# P. O'REILLY a* a oandJdata.for the oflSce ol Mayor of TerteaaulejtBbject to the dpoialon Itoe Republican nomitntlnx conv6ntotr^

FOB

Kditobs Exrain:—At the strong ssil^fuitiou of aiany voters of bothparti«*, I have-conaented to become «a ihdepSDdent candldata tor Oltf Marshal, at tha eHaiag Jfaf «leoti«D.

At the reqaeatjof

We are authorized to announce Mr. I. Mcflo, at a candidate for Oity Marshal, at theenaolng IU election, subject to the decision of a Deaiscrajlic Convention, should one be hell. fi in aathorizjd to announce DANIEL CROWE aa candidate for Olty Marshall, a ibj«ct to the decision of a J)«mocratio convention should one.le held.

WE are anthorised to annoffoca the name of Oapt. EDWARD JOflN as a candidate for the offlce«f Marshal af Terre Hants, subject to taa decision of the Bepablxan nominating convention.

are authorized te announse tbs name of ff*. VAN BRUNT ss a candidate for the office of Marshal of Terre Haute, subject to the d«cis ion of tbe Republican nominating convention. .Wk are authorized to announoe the name of A. B. McKEB ai a candidate for tbe office of Marshal of Terre Haute, subject to the'decision of the Bspublican nominating convention.

Wa-are authorized to announce the name of THOMAS H.STEWABTaa a candidate for the office of Mortbil of Terre Haute, subject to the decision of the Ripnbltisn nomtoatleg «ouv»atle#.

We aie authorized to announce the name of E. v. WH1TEMAN as a candidate for City Mar* thai, subj*ct to tbe decision of tbe Republican nomination«

FOR 1REASTJRER.

We are anthorJzsd to annouocs JACOB J. DX1LET ss a candidate fji Oity TrtaMBrer, subject to the decision e( a Demecraijc oonTention, if one is held.

Ma.

Svito%:—I

I AM a candidate for City Treasurer. N. F. CUNNINGHAM. GEN. JOHN SCOTT is a candidate for City Treasurer, at tha coming Olty Election.

Havus b«en aaliciUd by aiasy friead*, I an^ nOunce mySalf as a candidaos for City Treasurer, dlljtct to the decision of. the Republican nomination. WASH FiMldCti.

J^Lease to announce my name as a oandidate far the ifflce of City Treasurer, at the Municipal •lection. Joaipb ^ast.

FOB CLERK.'

Wi are authorized to announce that FRANCIS Ti BOLTON is a candidate for the offica- of Olty Clerk, snbject to tbe deetofohof tts'B^iMfcan nominating convention 'at?' prfiriai? cleotlon, shonld one be held'. "TWa are authorized to announce the name of DANIEL L. VI0KEBY, late a private Of tfa»40th ent Ind. Vol. Infantry,-aud a one legged er, asa oandidate for the office ef Oity Clerk,

Regime

16^tf

IF you want a Hat or "Cap cheap-for tbe money, gO to Dowd & Slate's.' icdif j-,.\

Mayeleotlon, subject to the Bepnblican nominatfns coTentioa. ... FOR COUNCILMAN.

I/UTHKR GBIGSBY is a candidate fir Councilman la the 6th Ward, snbject to the choice 'of (Republican party, iitob OF TBB Exfbess If CHARLES I.

VEtt will consent tti-htn as M. Independent ldate for Couuciloian in the Third Ward, ha TiJMz*y.

Candida wfll b) supported by many cltizetarf.

UAosessor

8dtf

FOB A6SE6SOR»i

,».- Ft E. Boitob:—11

t£.

am a candidate for the offica of

City atthi May eleotion, subject to the Repnbll^n nomluating convention or primary election. J. H. STANLEY.

A E A N I N S

SPRING STYLES

109 Main streetf\

linpoHeW,: arid Bettil dealers In

.SUi

PAPSEJ^^

CARPETSr^a,(1^''^

WINDOW SHADES,k OlL CLOTHS &c,.

We are now recettln^Wr*h*w sprin styles, and shall be constantly adding to them as they oome out. ifig'/J+SPto

We have On hand th*

LARGEST STOCK

ftt the

BROKAW BRO'S.

dwsm

SCHOOL BOOKS

"Ai

104 Mala

J**"

Cutting daaa aad aMrraated.to It. A liberal ang29dtf.

rf. I lj*

A H. DOOLEY'S

A PES CENT.. RKDtrcirolEir, Ov and BUSINESS 8TBIOTLY PJUVAT& Qnsiaese men wanting to sava moaey aal tisse, mafobtiin any number of FAC-SnttiaS ofa 01*. cnlar, Prioe-Oarrent, Iiatter, oi* mr DooaaiMit or Drawing a' the followingeattaordinarg chaa^ 100 Kofcop eaop ac

copies, $9.e0 1,000 oqpie*18,00--afld for additional 1,000 copier,' a7,S0, or, 60 per oenl. reduction npon tbe above prloes majr be ivaf bj iising B*tTmrc*'s Pat**t AifTodlurBic

M(,te *ain |IO,Dft gtB Psfeaa Kt'to slAnita 'and the work is soeasy.Uiat i^y peqscn, avea a yeqng boy, can use it with the greatest facility.— (Sircnlar, Drawing and Specimetr ate sent on appii cation.)' i,

l-i

Jaanrlce'a Patent Autographic. Writing and yrmk^n

.. :id«

'j'

ica Binnnk are tor wis- at

Blpits'

list.) HaW York Sta ssaraOdeodJy

easy terms. (See prloe Bight is for sale at 16,0m*

i^T

T|UB(dlNl!t^blrAli AJLLliiH

Tkmfijr

HAD VOTERS.

W*$.

ix at

S a ^n«aii*" r: Dtf ad

c-amt

—j ,, ^gl.

A. J. QBUBBAi

mmoy

(rienda,I am ean dl

date for Olty Marshal, sutjMt.to ncmtnaHon by thsiBejubllcan p»rtj

tHEODOR*

MAB^aHf^7^A toiMainst^^mHaato,

#tf" .*

|-qi*

Now*1 KlVe" W'rtbW,wtW~"LMIGMT STOCK OF Goods in thtlr line, they I femavef c«rrt*dj wMefc baveiurg

Veen bdrttkSed at jobber*

..... ta)jwai sa »r.»iix

vi sd .»

th«y propose .d sell at

BOTTOM PRICES

fir TB* .'i"rtW? ?,ji

'*t* $% »4 i:\j fiOOK DEPASTMBNT

Their varriety ana braces a gonearl assort' mellt Of i-J b,

Jr«'«r

IfJBOS WORKS,

.«• I "1 BIBLB8,

SCOOL JBOO£S^ "i*t JUVENILE MOOKfrt sabbath

RIES,

am a candidate for the office of

City Treasurer, at thi May Sleet ion, subject to the BepuOlicau nominating -Convention or primary eleciiun-

OKOBQE W. LAMBXBT.

Ws ars authorfzad to announce the name of OAPT. CAKL A. OD^IN as a candidate for re-election to the ol&oe to Oity Treasurer, subjcct ta the decision of tbe Bspublican Connktiou or primary election if either shonld ba held.

iBSNCfii BOBTldULTUKB

AQQa8jfriast£

Ing I the ladies aad giallssis rf ttls thai ha hs^iaat ar^tvtdlfrMt Vraaaa hasiimportad a rich eolltetloa as VfcAJPTB, ag a grant mkti mf Os^sUas, Jnaaleas, nollaa, Asalia* Dapaas^BosaaofaKMaMa, trass. Via**, fto. Balh BHSRifflsMni •, .i modarata. Oatalagaa |tsssstsSt»ft^ arviattora lstreetlfeftk«rMcle«ai(laMaai|aak. a 111 remain oaly 10 dajra

ANIBL MILLBR'S

ufss ".A

AGON JITABD

O A I O S cor. 4th mm* Kmgtd Ma,

*v,„

qoKBi

i* r»rf ict! *«j»e*a* i.

j|n ins .-tlaisila

tioa oaMa

COOKKBLY.

Tw Ksat»

\Tha undersigned taken gr«at plsatars ia forming his old fHaads aad castudsis the publllo geaarally, that he W agats taken chafga of Els wall kaawa WaSws TAXt tosmnlnm Is salad aa ahas,aad (hat he W ba flwad fai^raadfCvssfttoaeooBkMdata «lt:lnthe baat aad aiost aaraytabla asasar. .Bta.boardlna hoisa baa besa naatfy snTar»ed anf thoroughly refitted, aad MaMai mb

I 111 aaaeaaddatlsn la Oad y. Ism Mkn by tiaday, week, or month

noMrxoelled Waaaemaddatian la tbad y. Hr»oaoderstakaflb

wlllba. aidar ha auperiatasidaaoa af svHlf aa* fanAw aprledetAwtt DAMIl MHLXR.

gpONB radMABBLBWO^p 'r-1 -X:

WALIU

LOWEST FKICE8,

Wo have a number of First Class Uecoratqra, Pes^gnfrs and Plain Paper Hangers that w® can send to any par^^f .the City or Country. v*!:.'

f«»t -J

S O S &

eqmifc£i&

talMSW fepMf .&&

ow= sW

Jiiiiuii jt l.: vad «i«.i3ietd

-«M. .s*A .* i-.fi.ibaiwr» Is N"titf.'i

l.'•

Stoae BatlMBf Hallaa Marble aa*

Sertoli Gnolter Vo&nmenta

Ha^bie, Slate ts^'lfsai flUHitala, mast OraSia. .staaJ'jbMwaiiB oUnwrts^iftjHiMdt

Steam Works an* Sb^ps di

XMtKOt

St, be-

twasn Sth and 10th, near Mala. rir spscimsas of oar work we aehr ta Demfng' Blotk. Me2ropolltan Block, Cory's and Saae' Buildings, National State Bank, Hew .Poatoffloa, Me Oregor's and Dealag's Monamenis, Ac., Ac.

1- -A tin Ul b»-* ,1s wk r*m e«M Sad a. 3d -JiF'-.n

J** 9

(2» flc $ S

5"ff

r«j iNj S

S jifi*'s# I- a

aprBfcftf JL

BOOK

WANTED.

& ha ad. ASdreae torowa tad!

S•ot

Dad|r Jb|KH ofllea, Tyr«

F!)R

eS .iiiesil

SCHOOL LIBRA

ana the JPOPtTLAR

MAGAZINES. I- ilMhrrftffltfii

S A I O N E

They hav« an hamMse stook of Blmak Books, Paper, SnveiopM, GoM A Steel PehSf Load MdSlsAvPeAdls, Iak, Ban Holders Mates, Poeket Book^' Challt Orayooa^ Gatlary &c.

try Merebaatr te' BaU*fTMr

purchases should not tall tb call 4t Ifo 101 as there they. wQl find the largest stook ia the. above Utte in &e oity, aad as low (k |ower than mmket elsewhere aflbrds.

AUtB0AJJiBSTlK6v

le 'VI

xtuii

«t. MUISvUdlBAMdh ISBeSElWB B. B. opotals wfll ha rs»sa»»s« aattl M«'clock, W. —s«t ^ISSO. eettprisiog

Proposs al 6«h, lUfOon (fty-i

Ma# iihi adtossssd la KcSbm, am Oo. tti

Chltf Contrao lasti llfty-seven (I is df Ma

Ma •*r:

both very heavy aad tht UgM aNti' Bqr* tlUNSS office xaitk n\ it»'OoHsaltfaJi XafliMr. kntf Brats,

^hnte&irdtttiL'

lB4i,

wANTED.—A few good Gsftfor the ^efrt Httm'Cfty Mna. tiw.-c

itB 'fimS." {isf Bmmshw«IfWjkMiaHi »a:-«

im*u

FOIT SALE.

,, PHILADELPHIA^""^ 'i etdi

Qlftlwi Lcompa

e? 4 0 5 jfl 51.31

IHif

rtlri

ti^A .:»••« Hjr -tis fit#. &nt' i-' tM.v«J N mm

TfiAT BHOTJ.liD BB

Ma or emergency, aad,ja1^»ig oat ia faasU.

ao**sM 4M. tiag a manaa! [iiaintetythi af Mll-kao

ul for Ihairsgimis'M Wlat haa-

orll authortaDr.JOU. ly rnysiciaa. To this dedi snpplsmentary trsatiea a^-aaatoasy, pbytl ology aad hygaas* nai ls^aslfci aa* ecoiomy, and yi|l)p(gltVt|rt|M[JMl*l«Pt

awi^sSadlilast »Saat [afiBMvV*IMtaas his a*w edltioa have

mts are uas B.

Bante Boasa.

-£t

waatad for this work. Appfy to taU^i SHITB, flnvsi Aaeat. Terra •arfMla

lilppi

fMz

atiUilaU.at W»S-| PBOtZMAM.

SB» M« ttutf IW

tit

...

~4-~' "~'3MSbr»«

•a** w*

and1

SALB—CHEAP—Second

baad BxpreOT Wagon, aaaalra at 1ST Mala JAMES BAVW.

itrakt^Tari aflWSw

la A

"EjOJS 3'AI|E.---CHBAP»«P%irii jwj •A. bafiks foWr-^oa W afaa Seal**, Inaoo^erAeri «,n •a^hraatMo.iar7 Main «tr.at.T*jr«yauto._ S|,

JAME8DATIS.

TilOBjSALBr—YiSRY LOW—A A'! goodTto story Bonsa, loMt*4 aa aaatk eta !{«, straet, containing eleven rooass, gas all orar the heahe. fine gaod barn, wood houso. wask-boua*chandalier*, with fnrnac», olstern and wati, keSwsrn two

ft fee acres of groaad wsilestt

with fruit,shrufcWery aad stiadatn**, atlatraraid condttioa. Potanalon glv«a tsssae«t|»«al». "pj •aqefre of M. B. BCUSOfi.

pOJR SALE—VEEY LOW^A J. good oae an? a AtTaiOtf Coltst# ixatad cloaeto thaParssnger Depot, good cistern, w*!l,

a^srswaSMiio

BEACH, corner \m •ndl'lfth 1 I Xj^OR SALE—A deairajULe cacaw .j.. JL Lot, three (quart* south of Main, corner ol Sixth and Swan streets, 95X194 f*et. Kaqalra of a7dtf M.B. HUbttp.

SALE-—flou8Q and Lot on Eagle street, between Sixth aad 8«v«BtV— Inquire of K. B. WRIGHT OO. aarU7dtf -t —4 ——. mi tr •CIOR SALE.—A two-8tory brf«kft -a Hausa located oa Slain stMas, a*at tO n*j Mcltn A Paddoek'a Mill, aow oaeapMI aa! min Grocery, will he sola at a Sow tprs ta tha potchaser. The owner will take a-desirable sKim Kv-.fe in pait payment. Inq«lr» oa ywaWa A3, saarSdSm a a I «at

ftti.

Terre Haute and PerrjTille Packet.

Ca^CA-,8,eeeV

aad fcrr vtile, Hartsg Terre Haate at 10 o'clock A. M., Mondays, Wedaesdaya aad TrMsfa o(

rag alar ly between Terrs Bssl*

not week. For freight or pauaga atflx «a {ut,444 board, or to U. 8H1WXAKKB* as hla Ww-, ii!( house, corner of S^hand Wabash streets, Ait

Vs it

ILL POSTING,

WINDOW

Aptfl IS, 1#W. dtmS

mtmm

'I/OTJ TOWNSBHTJ^t aao Main»St., Ia Jo* tnparsd to do:all kinds of Bill Posting, Distributing and Painting on fracas, lp tha most... artistic manner and he most reasonable terms.— AH orders "111 bs promptly attended to.

'1*U TTTTTv

J25^?r t--rj|4I»

GLASS HOUSK.

'ami

|To§. 205, 207, 209 and 211 N. 4th Sb^ ItlUoli

Import**of *iv

French and Eoelish "Window] «»»«•/. French Plate Glaae fez Windows. Preuch Looking Glass Plates, Httnmered Plate Glass for Skylights.,,,

I I! Floors. Colored and. Ornamental Ohuroh Ql^s. I Plated Glass for Conservatories. '. r'iiW ^very Size and Thickesa, l| the original caas, hex, or sin|lsll|btMatts*h or dot to nay irregulars share. marX3dam

.!")|" ..

ABB STiTONKST^HmSt^if\ a» Sixth Streets tbi' W pwo rn'mtat 4ppbrite New Post Office Buiimp* All Hew Todc, Cincinnati and Philadelphia Par aad Kagschies "«n hand regular and as soon aa issued, _air

Whathsr you buy or not, all wa ask to call and compare good* and pric^at ^ur ^Atto Is to

3t* 6y^J

Special attention psil to gsitlag hae bMI Raaiber*. Ianitlal Paper an-t-Envslope* always on haad or Stamped to order. School Paper, a gnotf artlda.very cheap. »»v8

(1faa

G®°

g.OUS. A. WOP.

.E.Jackson.

il_

Cfnoissira aid Forwartliig lerciuilts,

Duizu nr

WAIN, FLOUR, POBK, LAID, PKOOVCK. «0„ no. 63 wiu^nt ihaftif CINCINNNATI, OHIO.

4tadj--um

BWIBTO ~''iA

B. T.Braaaan, Preet.^Traoklin BaakVOlncljojuti, Ohliv •btoy, French A Oo„ Gommiss ion ttercha^ls,

Oindnnatt Ohte.

Jams* H. Turner, Isq., «i«3 MblM3m Terre Hants, Indiaaa.

aa an* «a]( af

oodi wooD wotail

Two hundred cords of seasoned Corlf tyoc&f" sale by J. A. Bboads.' All orders left at tb* ly House," West'lfs^tt st»aatr piesuftiy

BABtrr Hons*—W. It. Iiluakala'. Prop'r. te-dsia

lAIX

Sui

I'S 'KIHII'

.TIH

.» .V

tob3 found in tho West,** .* «td'j

C* sj

CO' 'S «o* rf]Pi B1 .•

•i'T

liaI ita

BEATS THEHAIX, both la,pr^»'*_ and in ntimbers. CiL gives 50 piccss with every SUM. WbshS (ALL warrants every Btovs sold.

ALhMllslhaBNitMtlu, IbsnislMl^ 4T&M ii* iiiiu+m tUreas afford to trha them better Aad sell an 'for less money than other hoases ia thaelty. *'Iw V* ma a call before bnylng elsewlmre, aad *ea tha Ofty plecee we gtve with a Stove, it will enable yon to

Set Here f»r )«=r

Becpcctfnlly, B. L. BAIL.

"OEMOYAX. t, !.—ja** mt-

•I *0-J

...

c4 i*a .s-siis*

t\f

,*.«t «vK

JOHJf 4RnmOH«l«'

•.

Has removed ,bU Qnasmlth ,lh fihop to Mack'a naw. balldlac, 4A ^hlrdstieet,one'Jqor north of

Bldek, where hs Mil b» happy to meet ilsolA enaSomen aad aa soaay newoaab aa. htajjmake It 9onvntent tocalL ,,

mv' ,0-3

rsnar

J^otice:,

ottam «a.

.•»».« Imk* ::aat« ioo»«a 1st i_ nt fttmiw

a aa

awstb

11st* this day Sold my Tobacco Store, Nd. iT'®'® a*nfh4tli atteek, to Mr. Woa. Btata, who wfll eaa- la* tint** to keep my brand* of cigars, tobacco aad 'Wscaksys artfals* at nsnal priced

T~ m. Kt»ziKaAelf.'^« .!* T^rre BaaCf) April 1,1869. b«* I take this opportunity to beg respectfully a luStnuance of

the favor ot the pubiio hitherto

4e^«a'by

ssy predecenor. .^9 a

IMM'. ^ni ha atlA ClDtlfltUd £lh*rdkV Afar ItSaaiSB. 1»ni ba alio cjiiUn' Olosa attest lad vlll be to tls/eDafra^ WaSoMS and Jewslry. By Vriet !$&}.** •./ aaah competencr and moderate prices,I &>( .i' gain tbe oohfldenoe of the puhlie ef lvrt!

IJw. W. 8TATZ. a^rllSdSt KlOOq LI AM

RA'Hn hmW si Stj •.?uJ 4 Lqm t-msMtfl

TsX'p»y#rs ars |iey*:-"1

ootane/wiVd), the fioilcsinitjV'Sera' the Andltor, aad a^maUy of ten cents oa

ees. as dlrec^e^^^^^^^^^^^^^^®®

J. N. BHaPHIBD,

Marab 17-dTW Trtenrar Vigo County.