Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 April 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS. a£— 14, if a -w rSKEH-HAUTEi IND. —*r *r Tuesday Kornlng, April

J&AILROAD TIMETABLE

C:46 A. „Mill 10:26 BT. LOUIB, AI.TO* I*8* BABTA IUV*.

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Ifc

BOCKVILXJI BXTWTMO*.

4:60 P. *.-•

The

nfl A

CITY NEWS.

•_ vJ

Oily Counc»l»«^f jf

sion this evening.

THE

city election is just two waok*

from to-day, and as yet no nopx|&?«f>g bavo been made by either party.

HAHAN

IKK L.

received

He expects to

iramodiately.

carotins-

isM Mr -111 ze&atrtk tnss

\VH. SPABKS,

ti* ri

the only

ooDveit of the Criminal Court it#

sotting, d»y.

THE

BONKKB,

fiMC

started for Jeffersonville yester

IT is BAiuthe route of the newrallroad to St. Louis has been finally d^ern^ed. re oa. "We will enlighten oar rwdow, well as ourselves, so. soon, as trable voil of secreoy is raised

occupants ,of the building 104

Main street, will remove th^'goodi 'tomorrow to 100 Main street, arid tbe frfmer building will be immediately demolished) as it occupies a portion of tbe Opera House iot. ,1.1^.' ixnjKi

ISAAC M. BBOWN,

Dexter for this week," has already expended $60,000 in advertising the latest Ledger story, "Red Knife," and will probably swell tbe amount to $100,000. T7hat do advertisers think of this?

BABTLBTT

GBUWDT

vortisoment inviting attention to t^fliact that they have now in store tha largest and best selected stock of books, and -stationery that they have ever carried, and having been purchased when the market was depressed, will be sold aWnnuw^ly low prioes. Bead their advertisement and give tbem a call.

WBXGHT'B

uctivo operation at the Buntin Home dining rtrom. It will be kept-there-"for" about ono month more, when the House is to be fitted up and used as a hotel or boarding house. Persons wishing tfe, master the bicyclo will find this the best place and the quickest way to accomplish that purpose, ,/ 4 if $

PEBIOCXCALS

&o.—The Galaxy, for

May, with a rich and varied lilt of Contents is laid on our table by Bartlett & Grundy, who, by the way, have just filled their store with fresh invoices of books and stationery, as will be seen by their rard in another column.

A. H. Dooley favors us with Frank Leslies' Ladiorf Magazine for May, magnificently illustrated. .V.A A

Aab, at the Postoflice lobby, eettds us Harper's Bazar for May first, an attrac tive number.

A COBIOBITT.—Some

ofE. M."WalmBley, EBq., to the Library, contain some specimens of the manner of doing business in theeaflydbys of Amer. ica. The papers and maauteripts will, perhaps, well repay an examination by the curious. The inventory of goods be. longing to "Joseph Bockhill" is an odd document, showing the nicety of detail as evinced Ly the items, "Leather Breezes," "Crooked Mouthed Cow," "Great Wheel Keel Chest," &o &o. The indenture, written ne&rly a hundred years ago, shows a quality of ink which puts to irtiame most manufacturers of the. present day.

Robert Rockhill's will reveals great oare in the disposal of his possessions. The Petition to certain Mftrgyori provide a by-road for the use of "•'New Jorsey Planters" written the j*eitr!722 is a quaintly worded manuscript.

The "freshest advices'' in the "Pennsylvania Chronicle" for September 7th, 1767, will cause a smile in this age of railroads and telegraphs,

VJKLOCIPXDI ORDINANCI.—The

A CANOK would have been of more aertvice than a velocipede on Main street list evening.

thoilnea. Jt.%

TBBBB HiVTl AND BMilAPOLB ABWrs«flM8 6^0 *.* wit a. a. 4:86 r. v. a.

LBAVS. 4:60 P. *—. Kxprass 8-16 t. Accommodation.

»nd wind comUnrij abie April showlmf

^JOUNTBT

MXBC^WTI

A. tf*

4$ p. Ju£«mBdatJ«-4M0 A.(|U svAHBTnxa AND o*4Wf 9B^rnii. rt ^UHSVl*

are fiow coming

lay in theiwpring stocks of Oar wholesale |ealers are pre

to jtown to 1 g^d'- Oar

ssed to iupplyrfbeir evew-want, at privet as low as ca£ be foundjeast, with tb0 addition of freight. _i—_— I

Boston cor|Mpqju?ent ,J^vora as |jther lettg^p^we ^rint this log. It gfves a fine description of solemn and impressive *arv ices atIng tb« conilcMtion• orBishop Huh-' ton, and discusses »£LKjjW$H!JW 4t igrtylep Or

A HEAVY FALL.

tween eight and nioe o'clock, an elderly min who fell into the cellar way of the new build-

thf concussion. The police happened to 4i$L him and took bim out in a condition Of extreme suffering. They conveyed him

intelligible account of the accident or to

mm!, frymijcmou

plain bow

«j»g my influence against P. B. O'Beilly as Candidate for Mayor. Such intima-

tlbls are faj{e_s^ ^ty pacU^lar. I Jfepubiii wi| aupporf O'^eilf^ as the Kepublican candidate without one if or but, and lam no| afr,aj|#Jtef^b^ti^ W™ of lis coupt^y^e^.wjll do the same, -1 /H x) MCSWBBIIET.

editor of the Union

and uewly appointed P. M. of Snllivan, is in tbe city, purchasing the letter boxes and other appurtenances of oar old portoffice, with whioh ho will fit up the SuHi* van P. O. in good style. ii .ill !Ps^w»

H. L. A.—The Trustees of theTerre Haute Library Association met upon a oal| of the President, Saturday evening, il 17th, 1869. resent—Olcott, McGregor, Bdwardsi ey and Beach. bsent—Dowllng, Mlnshall, Tuell and

"owner of the Ledjgcr Md

Velocipede School is atillin

She"Library

have a flew Ad

he minutes of last meeting were read approved. committee presented the communication of E. M. Walmsley, doHaling certain documents and papers of aniiquity. |jpon motion the same were accepted i»n$ plaoed in charge of the Librarian. ^he special report on making provision for a permanent fund, was presented he Board for consideration. The subwas discussed to some extent and on tbe table for further considers-

Inhere being no further business of spefilaj importance before the Board, the meeting was adjourned by motion, to meet next Tuesday at 6 o'clock P. M.

B=IK-=!4:

I3F

WM.

MOCABTHT,

at-CortMi

'THE

veloci-

pedists of tbe city have respeotfully obeyed the ordinance passed by the Council at its last meeting, prohibiting the use ol velocipedes, under the assurance of tbe most if not all tbe members of that body that its restrictions will be somewbftt modified at tbe meeting this evening In justice to all parties this should be done. That which is needed is an otdi* nance for the protection of pedttirian»t uot the prohibition of velocipedes. Such •we learn was the objectof the member who introduced the ordinance, but after it was offered It was changed to read as published, and hurriedly passed.

are

authorised to state that velocipedists are in favor of so amending the ordinance as to prohibit riding on all paved sidewalks in front of business houses, with an additional section for fast or reckless riding anywhere in the city—for instance, make it an offense to pass a pedestrian at a rale faster than a walk. This will have a tendency to send all velocipedists, who ride for pleasure or recreation, to the outskirts of the city and less trequenved walk?, While it will not prevent one from crossing the central portion of the city by using proper caution and an observance of tbe rights of pedestrians.

Practical Garden

er, has bad twenty years' experience in th| business. Allorders*in his lino will be promptly exeouted. Address, Gardener, P.O. Box %ft iftjsayeftfders. at Fo^gte's iSeed'Store'/"'^ [20,31

REAL GUIPUBE

HEBZ

largest and cheapest line of black

ft^d colored Alpacas in town, at W- S. ce & Go's. 20dtf

JAPANESE POPLINS

20dtf

ARKiVTTofnrt«m»¥ ^sTrra^rst

Nor ths fineat Pianos ln this market go 19d2t to the P«laoe of Musjc.

NEW ARBTVALS at barren ^oberg & Qo'-r, taecessbrs WBftall ft Co.' JapanVie Poplins fof Walking ISulll.

Eiegalit fttfrbf liew Parasols. 14-d2t

BIBLBSI—'tf

DIED.

BABB—At Maokato, Minn., April 13th, of consumption,

HBNBT

aon of

JOHJT H.

17 th year of bis age.

TOT want a suit of clothes made to con bine utility and artistic beauty, go

TS were on a bender last- leave your measure with J. Walmsbail, rakr got up a very^jjedit. *1

lHMtx»ota ght,%JLightaing, thunder, bail, rafanLfty^ the best cutter in the city, at tbe Blue Front,

145 Main street, between [17,dl0t

Dth and 6th.

Sugar and at Strong's.

MAPLE MOLASSES.—A

K-dSt {Oo(n«ra4^ and Eagle st's/

SWEET POTATOES

Co.'e, 3^55 Main street.

RRMEMBEB

—iiaat evening, be

BABt

BABOAINBI

THE-

and Bland Laces, at

Cornelius & Haggerty's. [20d2t

nt Trimtqing-Jlibbqns, riyd.1* -i20d!t

SALS

FORHITTJBE

will take place

at'the residence of the late Chat. Wood, South Fifth street, on Saturday, April 24tb, commencing at 10 o'clock. [20-d5t

OiliiJ rj i:

|WB WILL repair free of charge, all which were bought of our predeMr. B. Weisz.

Skirtf, censor

6-dtf

recent donations

ABNOLD,

89 Main stroet.

XJOBBETS 1—The

largest stock, the finest

asiofttbont, tKe lo^reat pricea, it Herz & Arnold's, 89 Main street. 29-dtf

HEBZ & ABNOLD,

the only firm in the city, who offers home manufactured Hoop Skirts to the retail trade. s* 3.0-dtf

^?EW White Goods, at Herz & ArnoldV. ,20-dtf

CONCERT.—The

Davies Family will

give a Concert at the Mont Bose School Hpuse, Wednesday evening, April 21st, fi the benefit of the Mont Bose I. O. G.

Admission 25 cents. Doors open at d3t 7 b'clock.

R. Wright & [16,dtf

FoUB and a quarter pounds of good cotfefl for $1,00 at Strong's. dtf !/!___

WAOONS,

BABQA-INB! I—Bargains

Dry Goods. Go to the ..corirer^of Main an4 Sccond streete, where Boord & Son ha^e just opened da entire newstock, all purchased swee the decline in priccs. [apr2,dtf

JACOB DOLL

is closing out bis stock of

Boots and Shoes very cheap with a view of changing business. Call on him at corner of Fourth and Ohio. dtf

PESLEt

Box

LADIES

99,

BLACK SILK FBINGE9

BOOTS

s»r« road to fortune-is to have

people know than your prices of goods are lower than your neighbor1?, or that you have a much better article for the •aipe money. This being our special ob ect in view, we would say to you all that we are Just in recoipt of one of the best selected s'ock of Boots and Shoes, of every variety and style, at the lowest poiaible price to suit tbe times. Call and us *nd lave money. ~r

AT N. AJTSKKWS, NO.

Main street, between 5th and 6th. lOdlw-wlm

SAMPLE LOT

PARASOLS—''Loves

JACOB KEBN,

on 6th street, is not selling his goods at cost, neither does he intend to close out by Christmas, but splls as cheap as any onie iu the oity a fine lot of Jewelry and kick a for Christmas, just received, to be sold at vety ^oW figurtffl. Call and com* pare his prioes before purchasing. d22

THE

89 Main street, are

best styles and largest assortment

of Paper Collars in the city, at Dowd & SlkteSi.

T5 5,1

Naw Seamless Kid. Gloves, at Tuel), Ripley & Demings. m25dtf

LADfBs, buy Here & Arnold's Skirt it is the best and most desirable in the market. [18,dtf

MILLINEBT.—Miss

UMBBKLLAB,

for walking suits

i«autiful shades. Chene, and striped Pbplins, Satin striped skirtings and a full line of handsome Dress Goods, can be fjund at "W. S.

FOB

RTOE

«& Co'a,

you wifsh td pltri

Bible,' baaure and go to Battl^,t &Grtndy's iqr it4 es Ahey ha^e the Biblea of the Americaii BiWe^iety, ia gce^t varietyi rangin^ftfW^e MKllte«St»«l 80, which are aoid «t eoat. Baside, they bttrm Ue largest \tbck fr^na .pobtohing houses, «^sf?8pene*d in Terre Haute.— Shnday Schools supplied with Bibles and Libraries, on most reasonable terms. 19-d3t-wlm

plete, embracing ail that is new in goods fqr mens' wear in which we include tbe largest line of Genu' Furnishing goods in the city. i)

On or about the ilret of April We will removo'to our aew Store, Dealing Block, cornei of Main and Sixth- streets, where We will bo pleased to see our old customers, and at many new as may see fit to favor us with their patronage. Ready made Clothing .Tf

GROVEB

22-dtf 81 Main street.

GOOD second-hand Singer Sewing Machine fo^ sale cheap at E. R. Wright & Co'i d^f

GBOVEB

IFE

MILLER

FBSVCB WOYBS COBSXTB

A. second

and

ELIZA T. BABR,

FOB

Coffee at wholesale prices, 17dtf

first-class article

of Maple Molasses, EXTRA, just received at!

TUBLL,

that Weisz, 159 Main St.

National Block has tbe best and cheapest stock of Skirts and Corsets in the city. dwtf.

just received, to he sold

lowest figures. J. & E. W. Rosa, [jli.dlw 10, 11 and 12 Second St.

yob wish to sell or buyjhtf man'Hair of any kind, call at Mrs. Riegelman's, 89 Main street, at Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory. 13-d3m

for $1,00 at

Tuell, Ripley & Eeming's. 12dwtf

A TBZSH SUPPLY of Am«ican Watch Company's, Elgin and Fremont Watches in heavy Gold and Silver Oases, Ladies and Gent's Gold Chains, Collar and leave Buttons, &e., &c., at 1' 7 a B. FMEMAM'S.,

Near corner Sixth an^ ^«WB 13,dtf ~1

a nice Switch, at a lower price

than anywhere else, cfll at Mrs. Biegelmann's, 89 Main street, at Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory. 13-d3m

HOSIBBY

DANIEL MILLEB'S,

BiWarr & DKMINQ'S is head

quarters for Coats', Clark's and "Green & Daniel's'' Thread. [apr6,dwlw

LISEttTGobDP

HEADQUAEJ'EBS JOB MltLISEttT Gobi -We have received and now open forthe inspection of our patrons and the ladies in general, the largest and handsomest assortment of ^iJlinery? Good* wer^j brought to this city/ Our^ nlioMaeWdepartment is complete iQ every lip.e, and we ate' able to offer to the trade better bargains than can be got anyr.yhere west of New York.

NEW SPBINQ MILLHTEBT.—I

BLUE,

DBIBD PkicHES at 6. f/Slp-

ley'e. 6dtf

HjFANTED—Board by a mail and wife, in ia private family. Address, stating ter^s,

JAMER GCBNEY,

Post

Office. [10,dtf

Ir ToU like a good smoke, call at Motody's Cigar Store and buy one or mote of his Velocipede Cigars fl7dtf

and'geDts can get the finest of

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

LADIES,

RJBDLK

at one-tbird of

their value, at Hayward & Ryan's on 4th street. 12dlw

SHOES

for everybody, good

styles, good goods and less prices, at Hay ward & Ryan's, on. 4th Btreet. 12dlw

po Toy Wish to buy?. Do you wish to sell anything from a toothpick to a grindstone? Then go to Hayward & Ryan's, on 4th s.t«eet. dlw

have just

returned from tbe East, where I have selected a full line of milliojBry of tall the latest styles and novelties that are to be found the market, which I am now receiving. My paUtirh bonnets and hats will be opened oa "Briday, ArjUil 9th. Lacties please call and examine. dlw M. A.

RABIDON.

and also Soarlet Liidies tJloth,

at C. Wittig & Cq's, 170 Main street Deming Block. 8ntf

Do ToU want an 4leg Go to C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Main street Deming Block. They carty tbe largest and best aisort$d4$oek ijj the$ij.y. Is 8dtf

caa beat the Velocipedes'' on

Sewing Machines. [27,dtf

CLOTHEB WRKTQEKS!CLOTHES WEINO.

KBSll flOkH Buckeye Cli Little Grant Clothes Wringers.

Sherman Clothes Wringers, For sale at CoBT &

21-dtf

for tbe cheapest of good, late

stvle Hoop Skirts, go to Hay ward & Ryftn's on 4th street. 12dlw

CHEAP

MANQOURT'S.

Spring Suits received now.

Spring Goods Suits made w# cheap by John Barnikle, Merchant Tailor. Call over Saxton & Walmsley's, No. Ill Main street, up stairs. mar22d4w

IB BAID, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's iiluttotr given)1* bq» those who shed tear* of w^ eacul^Mre them soon dried up if they will only go to Moudy's and buy one of his Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

To ANT who may design using Faints, Window Glass, etc., tfctiaeaiod, weinyit? attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete and alwtiyk sOEl atitBB bottom of the market.

BABB, Gtrtiljtf

17-dtf J, 'Dfug^is^

BOOBD

141 south side

SON'S

DON'T

things," at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. 12dwtf

opposite the Post Office,

BUT

16dtf

THE

Satch«ls, Shirts and Sus

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

CHEAP Boots and shoes, call on

Jacob, Doll, corner of Fourth and Ohio streets. [31,dtf

BUT

if**s

Just opened, two Koabe's, one Steck afcd oqeJtyent CyoJoid. Buyers will now lure an opportunity of mak^gselection from together tie largest ab^d flnM( askortment of realty flrst-clali eVero*f^ea'to |liii public, tirne^. pp

where you get tbe best quality

and the most Hardware £or your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co- «ould nialteyoa^m. dtf

OVB

stbek of Spring Goods is now com

Prints at cents, are

going very fast. Go soon to'be accommodated. Stewart House corner. .6-dtf

fail to go to Boord & Son's to see

those fine Spring style Delaines. 6-dtf

Do TOU want Presrved Orange Pert? Call at C.

Ripley's. [25,dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C.

Ripley's. [25,dtf

your Watches, Clocks, and jewel

ry of Riddle. d8t

RIDDLE

is almost daily receiving new

geods, in Watche?, Cjc,c^ Jewelry, Pitted Ware, &c. d3t

NEW

Jewelry at fair prioes at Riddle's. 3

JET

BETS in great variety, and cheap, at Riddle's. .. .. d3t

NEW STOCK

Raridan has

opened fc«r stock of liiUinery in the stbro ropm recently occupied by Ebferle & Bindley on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will bo pleased to seo her old customers, and as many nfew ones as may choose to favor her With their patronage. [6,dtf

of Trimmings, NotionB,

Fancy and Variety Goods, at Biddle's.

If TOU have never used Dooley's Superior Chemical Yeast Powder try itWarranted perfectly pure and free from any injurious substance, require! less than any other kind and always gives satisfaction. Sold by grocers. At wholesale by Cox & Son. dtf —r ft

FACILITIES in the way pi buying

goods is what enables many business houses to sell cheaper than others. Tbis is die case with Anft^ W Main street. Try dent Corset and be convinced of the faot. [lO^dtf .J .JjfcTi

NOTICE.—Rufus

H. Simpson has as-

gigned to me ail fees duebinx.a# late Clerk of Vigo County. Petsonl' Owing Mr. Simpson, will pay to Geo. C. Duy, who is my agent, or to the present Clerk or Sheriff, and to no other person.

Wm.

April

1869. "dw3w

MAPLE

STFEAS AT^

6dtf

Srwiso MACHiWtt.--T!iebest8^wDg Machines In the marked tb KWli 6a'i

monthly payments by T. H. Riddle, 151 a in re

HKBZ

MILLER,

& AsOirOLD'a SKlxf is nicer in

shape and more durablf^han any other.

h»ve removed their

stock of goods to the corner room in the Deming Block, where they are now prepared to wait on all who may favor them with a call. 12tdtf

H'lft1"

190 Main street.

Tou have never used Df» Price's Cteam Baking Powders, make ftae of thea at once. Brtfad, Bitetdts, Cakee anything you wish to make, can ba mswift from them most delicioualy. Thetr wfa will convince the most incroAtilotrS e! their value. All first class grocers have Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders for sale- I7d3t

MHi»

Law'n^Mii|Mtf, iSw^a,' Swiss, Pique, eta, to be fouhd it C. Wittig & CoL, 1T0 HUun street, Deming Block.

.ar-h 8

t*''V

WINE- BITTEIU

SPEKB'S STASDABD

I fr

NQ?Ve»ABBIVALS

EW of Spring shawls, Sultana, Bistori, fto-r & WiU^gr«!| Co's., 170 M.ain street, Deming Block, ^isdtf

OITAB&H

from LO oeots to $1^0 'SW

in bleached and unbleached, ribbed and plain, common regular made—Ladies and Children's, .at C. Wittjg &- Main street, Darning Bloofc sdtf

is kiliia'g' &o&$^ndif isl"-?®r

people, and yet tbe balance, although^ ffariag-freia thw .barsid o—»pJain)-4o not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually e£id wovypfvpFiif Sup^^tnres ^, the feas^ api '^hoper^viiil^v^i^ham-eelv^s-of th« best remedjr f^ge-ij^l 4Mr?8 German Snuff'.—aa Article kepi l.j^ drtggi^.and only costtng knts. —¥»IR4

for b&t warrtinted Tools. and.Toledo SaaU and Doors see Auitin/ Sbryer & Co. "1 •.'"ii-jr -«u .wi»i fci '.dtf aj

Ct I.

RIPLET

sells Boneless Sardines.

II :r .-v.'

THE

STBAW

CO.,

149 Main, and 10 SojJl^ ^rt^ |t^ 5-dw3m

powd & Slate's.

If^jou

yant. a. Hat pe. .QftEJkeSP

tha

if BP'io.tyyi wia,ah'

A{ FINE LINE of Ne^ jSeclr received by Riddle, 151 Main-street. i^dtf

FirBKiTUBB sales ^t auotiomit Haywaid & Ryan's every Saturday.

its Saiurday. dlw

J^ai ^icilvED.^A new jot'ofi^at'terna, also Stcftking Suspend^ for children, just I received at Mrs. Adatoate, on Ohio Btreqt. rf, Ur* ,». »"fltt

Y^OOLSN HOODS

ai^d

cents, at C. Wittig: & Co's.,

IMPORTANT

170

ttain street, Deming Block. jll-dt£

jo'

LADIES. 21^- L.

"^oigjer,' South Fourth streetj'has'juat. received'direct from New Yorjc a select lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Floors, Fra?i(5» and j&ibbons, all of the latest and most attractive styles, wtich ihe lias placed upo^ her counters, to be sold to friends fctd patrons at the most reasonable prices.

it ll-d2w

Ties best fitting and most desiroble all Whalebone Corset for ,75 cts at Weisz Skirt factory, 160 Main St., between Fifth and! Sixth streets, ,at the Yellow Fro^t, dwtf.

(JlHPlCB

JOHN BABNIKLB,

A Bio BUSH to Moudy's every day for bis Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

ABTICLBB

of Cucumber Pickles

ready for the table, at E. R. Wright & Co.ft 155 Main street. {16,dtf {#, 1&

nowest patterns of PrintB, De

laiaes. Lawns, Armures, etc., go to C, Wittig & Co., 170 Main street, Deming Bioqk. yp satf

-•"TfaB Weed Sewing Machines are un excelled by any Machine ever presented for popular favor.

S. WHEELEB,

Agent.

South 5tli street, between Ohio and Main streets'. 13-dtT

REMOVED.

Weed Sewing Machine

(HBce removed to South 5th streot, between Main and Ohio streets. 13-dtf

MILLINEBT.—Mrs.

Mitten has her

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

LOCAL NOTiCESv

The Malaria 01 Spring.—Everybody ibouid now be on their guard agaloat the great danger ot (Usui? arliing from causes. Fever and Ague prevail! to aia aUrming extent eTery-Spflog

Tn nearly bll-parta of tho country,

and many persons are eaully preditpoted to it on acooant of some Imprudence during the winter months. Indeed, very much of tho stcknesi we n«eice in the Spting cf the year naay bo traped to causes which were ongandereddn ttiS 'cjld term.' But whsthjrfie canrafltss^hidden in the Bjstem or not, it is certain that disease tvill develops itself at the first opportunity, hence no one should hesitate lor a moment to tet about combatting and overthrowing it. To accomplish this pur(jbk^ioth inii 1* so itsefhl enif Voliablo as fiTtSHLltB'S HBBB BITTEBS. It is a positive antidite for any msUrious or impoisoned atmosphere and a certain protection against overy morbid icfiuence whicU produces disease. Weaayinall candor to otrr readers that th»y shdWid gire heed to out adtice en this subject.

To Remove Moth Patches, Freeh-, lea and Tan from the face, use Ferry's Moth and Frectle Lotion. .Prepared only by, Dr. B. C.

FEBBY.

Sold by aUDrogguta.

Tor Black Worms and Pimples on TH^ Face, nee PiBgr'a

COH£»OKE

BIMEBY,

Bpnd stroet, New Tork. Sold everywhere. The trsde supplied by Wbolerale Hediciae Dealers. inarl7deod8m-w3m

Barr's {PectoraiT Elixir'.—Read the oUowlDg ttnmg And peinUd endorfement of tfmtdy for Coughs and Co^ds—"Barr's Pectoral Biisfr."

*1"''

ei XiaRE

HACTI,

Feb,

TBOHASH. BABE,

8, 1869.

Esq., Dear Sir:—I have used

several bottiea of your "Pectoral Klixfr," in my fatally, and in *VIBTinstance with very DBCISXD£T beneficial results. K.

FBA)(K

Howe,

Pastor 1st Oongregational Cbnrch.

Manahotnret by

BABS,

Gmicuc A Brsar,

(S2d3m Druggists.

JOHN BARNIKLE. Merchant Tailor,

-—•.rr'-T'i

MAnf BTRBKT,

Saxton $ Walmsley'a Dry Oood$ store Would raspeotonlly oall tbe attention of tbe citl-

Dr'°«mU ,tore'

SliMhaiKt Tailoring. I He keeps always

SILKOTION OF OAfltJlMlBBS, VBSTINQS, oLOTHS, A*., a ltd ta rda«Jy ta make !t%p In The Latest Style and on Short Notice, aad ga vary.Bea*0»Vo Teml». Having no btgb

'^KY&tasaiMiSrJts sss

JCrerythlug in bU ha? cheaper than anywhere

OoUIixko»u# »ndwarrwt«d

CITY ELECTION.

highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of ita^tenio properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwlt.

TOmXATOB.

XMfoaa Xxpaaaa :-^Bait(TioK that ZBWAB SMITE would make judicioas and energetic Mayor, and that hit nomination would do mora to harmonise and bring out the whole straagth of She Bepubllcan party than any other matr, wokild mo» cheeriailj offer his name ai a caadi-

XBITOSSExraiss

as a adject to electiohliy the Voiera of l%« city Terra Haute. B. S. aABBlSOil

-Plsasa anDpUBce tajJifme

candidate for election to th,* offlcO of STajar^

Wx are authorised to anttoanctf tha nam.) of 9BOHA8 B. LAWS' as a candidate lor the offlce of Major of Terra Hante, sutyect to the decision of the Bepubllcan nominating convention.

r^a2BK1.ej«v£.asas Mayor of Terra Haute, subject to the decision of the Bepubllcan nominating convention

I AH candidate'for re-slectlon to the offlce^o?

M^yor.a

toany votersWh become an

GBOTBB, JR.,

14-dlw Special Agent

:-,

'[?s^f

of, -Xies..&iuLBoaa «t 16dtf

latest atyle

.EMTOES Kxras« —At tt^e strqog s«l both parties, I have c« Va become an ikd^peodent caoildkte fM^Vitj

.llaEapubiicBQ partv.

'WEare

[lder8,Ig«Q6raifly,

TIIEODOBE MABXEN^

authorised to announce Mr.

at a candldata fur Cite Marshal, at thaanealog &t»y election, luPject to tho dfcision of a DetnecsMioConventioii^Blioold o»e bSheid.

Wi are authorized to announce DAIifElJ, CBO WSL aa a candidate for CUty" Harslihkli, S Jitto tha daciaion of a Cemocratib conventtm* sbiould one be keld^ "Wr are authorised to annovca the aame o( C^pt. EDWABD JOHN aa a candidate fjr thk o«^e of Marehal ef Terre llaate, ihl)jeef t6 tbe

d^olslon of the Bepablioan nominatmg conyenWOB. \TEare autborizid te aanounce the came of w*. VAN BRUNT tanaiflata for thtoffit* of Terr«H»aM,-»Ql(jeot to Un'4««i*^.Qn'of the.Bepafclkan a^vu&atiaj cosveatlou.

NTs are authorised Uannouuca the aa^n««fA. iJiVcKEE aj a candidate for tbe offlce of Marsial of T^rte HanU. aabject to' the deciiioa of tb»tB»pablican nominating conTeutiou.

VftMMUlwiiud tUanMiiiM tha nun»-«f4 TfiOMAS H. 9TEWABT as a candidate for the ofleeof Alanhtl of Terra Hante, saoject to tbe decjnion of the Bipabl can nominating convention.

Wo ate anthoriMdfta an pounds itKois* of E. O. WHITEifAN af a-Wdidatsfof OUy Xarstial, BUbi jot to the«decision of tbe Bepnblican aominatloD.

FOB XBEAeiiMftt. f\

Wi are anttiofiz4l to anftoanta JACOB J, DA1LEY isaoandidato fot uity Treasurer, subject to tbe .1eeWou of a Deptocialic opaTen|ion,j If ohelshaid. 4

MB.

10 ^nts, 25

cents

am a candidate for'the office of

Cltj Treasurer, at tbe May election, aatjucc to the. Bepnblican upjuioatiog convention or prb, njaryeleOlion'j...

QEOBGE WP. LAHBEBT.

CAPT. CAUL A. ODWIN as a candidate for j9*al3ction to the oQlou of City Treasurer, sabjSct tcvifae decision of th« Bepnbliean Convention or prlbarv elcctlan if either should be held. 1 amu caudidate for City Treasurer.

N.V. CUNNINGHAM.

GEN. JOHN" iCO%T i. a candidate fot iltf Traasarer. at the ooming City Sleet ion. tiAViiio baen ecillciUd Xymany fiUsdj, 11| nOonce myself as a candidito for Oity Treasurer, •nbjeottothe ducision uf tha Bpublican nomination. WA9U.W^DOpOK. tisAia to annouaca my namb 'a canciiti^il tot the ffice of City Treasurer, at the Muatc p^I election.

JM£MIEA|T.

1TOB CLBBE^i g,5t?!V

are authorized to anMaaiS (fiat FBANCI8 T, BOLTON is a candidate foe the efflce of City Olerk, snhjeot to the decision of the Bepubllcan nominating convention or primacy election should enp be held. Ztyc are aathor-iaad to announce the name of EANfKL L. TICKBBT, late a private of theiOth Bbgimaat lad,. Vol. Infantry, and a one leggea soldier, asa o'andidate for tho offlOe ot City Cleric, at the May election, iabject to t!.e Bepubllcan

L'UTHBKG'KIGSBT is a candidate for Cond* cilman in tbe 6th Ward, subject to the choice of the Bepnblican party.

Gurroa or TBE

KXPBESB

tuSupported

EM O ALT

A. JL DQOLE

Bemeve o« silat, MI

No. 160 Main street

PAPER HANGINGS &C.

SPRING STYMKJt"

ANU

FIMPLB

pf^iattfd obit \ry Pr. B. 0. Ptaar, 49

PAPKB HAMeixes

CABPETS,

We have on hand tbe

LARGEST STOCK

bud a FASHIONABLE

Io fit.

p^trouHC® »ug284tf.

-^TAGHBR & McFAJRLANB,

gTOI£

prepared to execute all ordera for the atone v!ork for Buildlnga, Fence*, Flagging, and everyttiljig Jo thia liie

WAGNEK A MOFABIJANE

executed tha word on tbe State Normal Sctooi, which is saflleiant recommendation. Stone Tard on east side of tbe T. H., A I. 3. B. Freight Depot. feM3cs

s'.wmummtm*.

JEISS KATIOKAL BALL.

,'U

v.i'

of tha abTve gooas, at th^1

LOWEST PRICES, or

to bs found in the West^j

BROKAW BRO'S, ««, .«««,» •. ln «#|J ,...-1 Sc!Staf'» ."fl ..w.l* «A ^o/ittaa»ra :i

iwSm

tor.thapurpoaeafcarrying

PER CENT. REDUCTION and USINZS8 BTBICtLt P&tVA TE. Busiaess men wanting to save money aad U(B0i mayobtaia aay natnharnf JMrliiMi.uij ahften. cular, rrice-Onrrent, Letter, or *»r Document oc Drawing a tbe foUowlagsxttaotdinary cheap prices, tix: 100 coptoi, exact fac-tir^Ue$t 00 too copira, $3,90 1,008 eoplee. »8,00~a«.i}far each adttltftttal «WB«. tT,CV, ot. BO jar ctfni. redaction upon the above may ba ntctd bj using Maraica's

PAT*XTprioea

ACTOOaxraia

Patss, for Offloea, $93,00. TRs Pr»e irfao sMlpla aad tb« Work

IIJO«MJ

that AAY PERAOA.^EYAJI

lung boy.can use it with the greatest facllily.— (^rc^aj^ prawing and SpJcbain are sent oa ap.

Pj4orWa'

Fat*&t AutofTaphte Writiag Md

Pttotlng Batabfeho»en North William St., Am Torkv*i8 ikww a 5 «*a «e en tma & All Hub tf MSograpkie vert ii St gnoteUoart at tMilowdrotf.

Norics

Busiaass Mis. Maarioa a Stat

Bights are for sale at very mode^a l. priees an

easy

terms. (8e« prioe list.) New j^igbt is for sals at

$6,030-

thursdaj' jRfeSlfciPrti»».

F.ij.jfaua,. Job Beak Barrett.

A. isOMOHT.

F. COOKEBLT.

WE are aulhartaeft to asuounee tbe naAot P. 0'BSILt.Tar a escduiato ter the ollca df Mayor of. terre Haute, attract to tha decialqn ot the Bepa%tlcari neminatlrig eonVenaon.

6'Juuiroi#,

I 14*,ak. e-J-(ual 1» ,-H'. Barrett. i,K.jW*aa., .,• .£?• KevmaraglsviT it tv-Mi W. Wmws^H c*am..iu.? .A}iuUttUU»..5wU.,wi.^..^jtJeoi

N E W AO ERTISE ME NTS.

rua-i x* flaTAaTKaram-a -w.i i?i ilOR 8AIi«.-nHRA •TSJ'.io'I tw9Sa!rij)«dt ?i ,' 1 t'ST.4*:/• W .— haad apasaa Wagoa, atr*t, T^rr* HaaU. a^U49w

AKTLETT & GRUNDY

«tt

#0«EHRlWB8a««STATWN*E9

1QI Matm' B&ytTti sis*

McQee,

nJJ*- .•e ito' LAXQBar ormtmrhi mMfibe, tk«y %ivt everxiirtWrf, Krtiioh having" iii mti. .rfit a been tixttewrii at JobWfe

SJ tteypnipofe# to sell at BOTTOM PRICB9. •i° JO»»la»«Jt«f a.-, .a ,wdbvf

s^«t. TBS

S^tAJfD4.MD amd MlSXffl&tUJfEQP WQMkf, BIBLES^

vni! ramaln obl^r 10 day* ii 11 ii

ANlEL HILLBBt

WALTKB1 a*#*

'•&7

BROKAWpROS.

109 Main street,\

Importers, Wljofcstld HcUQ d^Alora ia

favr

fMii sil .. tl

BOOK UKPAWIMSNT if*.!.? .. Ttoir 1U«ait .of# fr. •, tirJli

apfCwLT

BOOKS*

jvmirrijE

BOOKS,

"r"

BBA1EL SCHOOL LIBRARIES, an4 the POPULAR

fitia HI -jU ilNTHB W*TOB

than- •laaket kuwhere aflbMa. vJ

fr,:

wp AILBOAD LaiTiiwi. A|» II uJ it Lit. B. fUQBIBtyANBAUA *TllHBtTO.».

P^eptMala wtn'MMWHMdweWira^lack, V., Ma* 6ih» aMnsKd.Se *eEi* Mm Co., Chlaf O^atraecora, Tort* HaaU, Iodlaaa, Car to* laajfifty sevan (6T) ailae oftMsijai^ fta work ts it fbe aMa» «sattabtk' illMn «mprfsi-{ brth vary heavy nodtiMaa- MHaa vsark. fttf.

•Mil -It- 1 Hhs svct ..

If S,.

Gt.OVSB will conaenirto ran asan indSiMiieat oandicato for Couccilman in tbe Third Ward, a* will by many citizens.

... A VOTIE.

II *'S JOB ASSB8H0IL, ''. Ma. EDtTOB:~i am a oandidata for the office of Clt^ AsMseor at'hs May elect on, subject to tha Bepnb!l:an notnioatipg convention or primary election. J". H. ^TANLET.

ili«. 1U1*J Wl i_l»'j

dtnS

iim. iui*j miitfim »f.iiH na KfSpSgiMOMt Bar^a tiokor of iaDfgarJJ^ifek

ceoa-

ui jdf. la

AGOJf X'si

jo ABD IN ff OtT S E

Jdo

aanacalte. th

of Eia watT kaem W, io

HMM

toua* ready aad yaoaaytto aao^aasaodaia he baat aad ataat aera^labia taasaar. ratal hooea baa feaM inaNy ealas ad orpnghiy raflttad. aaf bla wacon yardia :o«Ilsd itt aeooiutaCattM ia tbael y. Boaodara taken hy tha d*, irtak, or ntoath ff'icM reasoaable. -..V. the Boarding Soase aad Wsg Tard wiB ba nndar tha ao^ariataaoaaoa of myaalf and

fnarit, HIP I .'.'

dtotm'^d MjJiBLawottgg. bviifnt»ialaB l:aj»ta« I CHI won t«« ,i*

aa«f«#w ataat Taaaa 101

tiil

»nS

WINDOW SHADES,

OIL CLOTHS &c. ,.*n dJtdsnifJJ?! Tlli)I2 (i Wears nd^'feceitiag onr now sprlbg styles, and shall be' constantly adding to tbetn at they come ont.

eoonoo-)*! ^av«a aoai«st«'

I MO an .•» aid nt ml# bvootiasda baa I aii aottts haa -syr»' 'U«ar«ila »ill \i *v*d baiallfta iyi*l *i »iruoit teMcf xt*

I .' m* I .. J.1 at I fc .«!lOa* Scotou Gnrami» Monuments

ie S1M« ***$?•

,m Works and Shops on OHSBBT St., befwaen 9th and 10th, aaar Main. for ipecijnsns or onr workwoaefsr to Darning's 'h£'sssstjss^^,%sei M« Oregor's and Deming's Saaoments, Ac., 4c.

II WUS"».R

T*— -j-nr mil U'd a

brf* ,t

4 0

***'*1 MXit fi

Li3r«

nCnfa bnat''' p-'it-il-i., '1

(J '. cb

.0)

a stt

§5

fc.au

a 1^3

I W

3 Ittiag 5.

First.

W Wo ibavea number Class JDecorators, DeSisners and Plain Paper Hangers that: we can send to any part of tha City or Country.

•fl I tt'"w

i, »i. ft .Ho -..'j -i u-iJ*:.'

SUSHI

0*T

lit* KM'

feel ^sKWti* no3 vavfj

BOOK

nn's newedltioatS

forming a eoasptota ,ay

ssaatlag a WM4 bing mlnntaly tl

hepropai

of well-known

hor ia

Dr.

JOHN-

1y!physician. To |1_,

"isiass&i

mar30daodlr

iijiaiaritl Janata aaa a work that every CssaftyslH it will save itaoaatla doator Wlla ia

than one year. Areata are wanted for thia work. CHABIiBS X. SMITH, Oaaeral Agaat, Terra Haata Hoase. saaiWdlB

X.TJJ.t I'tefasw

WANTED.

X^TlSI)—la the mercaritile ba*ic*a^—a itaady and iadustrkHis yovnx I7 to 19 yeara of age, who writaa ni, band. Addraeslnnwa hand wrltin*. "A" of DaiJy. Eaprw sfflta, Taya Santa lnd. 'ft l«t»i I rrnii-"

#"OR

**s_

Ot 6e^ Oengr^gaU cant raff tocatM a oab^a^Mac** a»cUUtr

4ied Glasafor Co^cyftj^iil'

aadaraigMi Msa |tisi jlia—ts t« rmiaf Us «U. Ittaai* aai II aw aw -asid publllo aanaralVr. that he kaa*fala tahaa rga of jh well kaem Wam lMS

loaatad aa above, aaa thst ba

rtu

AJfTBD^A' ftw good Caatas va*ert «»r tWtnten%wU Ctt Min,, Stood aalaryipatd* .fssmWtaUUi'

atd«,$*U.at mi-,

at tha ttailoaat^ PBOTaMAX

Lot, three rqvaSea aatfth af Jtaia,aarnars *t Mx{h and Swan streets,

if*

CC**C'

»MtI..

E BENT.—Tb« in* Hoaaacoraar of.aixih and Cherry. Tha Ua»w

ional Chore" eq** lift* 'ill meMiiy

FORSALE,

Jm.il

eio&l

SALE—-CHEAP-JF^r

battta fo«r-te» W Sealaa. In aooLordar. ,, JABj»DATtt,

.'n f, .r 'f

OB SALE- -VjfiBY .LOW-r^A ni good two «tory Bo«sa,4«cated anaoath 81 teatataiai eleven -xooosa, cat all ovar jba fine aba ariaiiery, jaWbsrn,' Hod Ui# a -houaa with, fnraac», oiSteni anff wWi. lWMciO "TSMT0 Pf -'j Wltn fruit, ihrnobery atid stiadatt(*S,M Htrtf 1 rati cnadltioa,. FoeatMion given ImaMAataiyi iii •nqairo of *. B.

BODSOM.

aprlMtf

OB SALE—YEVT ItMfrA

^KACH, cornet «f fllaia and Fifiiii •ttetts^ xfjnwrPHWiBiaj |OE SALE—A desirable corner a,^anars

Bnaalra ot

95318«feet.

Inq,ali

Ht. B. HUOJON.

B. WBBQBTa

'1 House, located on

K.i

•rut •Ii 4

SALE.—A two-atorybriifii

Main atreiat, Uxl

McKeesi A^IMAock.'a DffcHl, now' 0«aa|)li —..v. to taa part

GrcMty, will be sola at a low figu-S to tta puV chaaei. Xha ownaa will taka a da*" Inqnira.oathaprs

A'T' SON E BY it «i

bey have a» tanaaeaee stootr of Bhtok Bopka, Paper, BavedoMt, (fold ASteel Pefaa, li*ad and Siatoretacilt, I«k, P«n Hdldevai Shitei, Poelnt Boefcr, Ckalk CriyoiM, Gatlery Ac.

Country Merohanta la making Tfcvte •ukkaaee should Oottat|«»«aH BriTo 101 I ihere tbey will fadtfa»larfa itwfli in the above lin« ia th« oMy, atafl lev

e.U

L—Oil

1 1

if "M

Ve^re Haute and Perryville PMket.' ?. '-L.ir»»( Stealer KAU «UUOUC KfH JMuBBCfly regularly betw»«aTarti &aot. »ai forrj vi»le, leaving T^erre Hante a« io etl&fc A. af., Mondays, Wednesdays and. Trtdayi x» »t eaoh week. For freight br piSOga atypif ob hoard, or to D. BiieWMAJIltfk WarebQttae, oorner of 9ltl kftg dtf

ILL POSTIIS

lo iMMtaiidataS

LOU Towss^irt), ui} 11«5 Mala Is aow prepared to do all kinds of Bill Poatlag, DMtrAatiag and Painllsg tatwon, la tht.ao«t artistic aanaeraad he tacit rasaoaaklf tarsS^T"K 1 All ordara Wiilbe pcoio»tljr«attMSia4 to.

xu,

•'iSj.),iiit««T,.. aptifiriMR,.n( il ,'aalaia

WINDOW

GLASS WABE-

BOOBB. HT -, f'

BKHJAHIit H. SH0EHAKKK,

Nofl. 305, 207, 209and 2H N. 4th Ski, Uwi ra I a .Ml THILADKLPHIAi -a a to

•«««..

French and^ogl10 -e«ael»49j| A ?o fits. *8"1 lOOnT. •*vt

ach. Plate Glass for

Wlndowe.*"tavlJi'ait

ften Frtncli Looking Glass Flites. Bammered Plate Olasa f6* St'

1 ..+• h't- .1tr UA

lored and Ornamental Obtiro^Ofohfl

!tM**

n"y-ii,al

Every Sizeaad. ^hiokoacC,^^ By iha original case, bo*, or slagleiiaht{j«ui Ot eat to any irragolar &hapa. auurz3i»

AND STATIONER! BOOMm Sixth tstreet« •.

Qppotite Ntw Pont Ofiee Buildu*yAll New York. Oincinnati and Philadelphia'Pa Mind HftgasioM •n h»od regnliifMdliilwta wood,

Special attention p»M to getting baek Mnfalwrs. Ibnltiai Paper and Envelopes always on hand or Stamped to order, Op^oot Jfsvar.a good artiela.Tery cheap^ ao v6

nJEO. E. JACRSON& GO., 'V'" oiNxaaL immission and Forwarding lercbast^ .niO*ii4r:l'|r

Get More for yonr Money!

..rsxasa?„*5gsu!'

-4

Iff, riOUB, PORK, USD, FBODUCK. AC,, MO. AS WALNUT ST&BET, jc IN OINJNNAXI. OjaiQ.

BBFBB TO

"S TO

arid vtaJR

9. V. Branaaa, Prasl^rranklla.Baiik*^iA Oinciunati, Ohio. SRaay, Trenih A Oo,, Commission MertfBanta,

Cincinnati, Ohio.

7 "i Ttjr^

-u««i i:«- «rl it16 t?J ot btwJtfa^ajg ai Kaw vi .It el Two hnndreddords of seasoned tjard" Wood for tale by J. A. BhoaAs. All oi4srilaff at the riy Houaa»". Waet Jtaia atraat, promptly lABtCT HOtTSB-W. B. LawiifnA®, Prop'r.

^•6otiv ymr'wtter

for sal •flikrlj flllid. fAB

MIMMImmM'

I AXIL BEATS THEM ALL, both In pricea"' I and in numbers. [ALL gives 50 pieces with every Stove. L,

Aioi

[ALL warrants av»ry Store ao)A.„i

b3 1%S,

I ALL sails the most 8toves, the reaaltia

vi„

|ALL can afford to trim tham better aud tall 1 for leea money than other hooe»e In the eity. me a call before buying eleewbere, and sea I fifty places ws give with a 8£ove„lt wlU uabla.

KEEP 1HK BALL BOLLlSfi....

BespectfnIJy,

'OTICE.

fhHtClM. rf kara by

beaaakaM gaido gtriag

valuable sagaaatOtta mt avaMag aad raMtisf ll^ arm ln oaae of »msmwaCT» aaa V°iat iariangnago tf

atlaa aat ta faall. apmsa, treatSMot aad

*. L. BALL.* tY.i 59ESE&9HV'*S'.J

%.—

J^EKOTAL-g

... —*tK

y?mUJIK .1«' i'•

bmtf

JOHN 4HSISTB09«

°V"

LU removed hie Gaasfailh Shop to Mack's MWU^ 1 mlldtag, on Third ttteet, one door north of TarxiiSrtont Block, wkara be will be happy ta Meat®'** aaFkls ata oaatasaars aad as saaay nawohia •y make it oonvenlept to ca}|. .w«

•I'f'HiS bxa THirf#

ba*a tUs day sold ay Tobacco Stare, No. II Ut iUtatreat, toHr.Wa atosa, wko wUieaa-Ht to kaep my brands of cicars, tobaooo and iais articles at usual pricet.

N.KsTZBNBACH.

^arre Haute, April 1,1809. 1 tUfe this oj^crrtunity to b«g' |n foitlnaanM of the favor ot tbe jnujue hlthfrto J"'® oyad by aiy pradaceasor. My jewelry ^teb-' imea- will be also cotttlna'aak beratofors.— ee attention will ba (RfcfS to thi repafr cf itekae and Jewelry. By ttrict honeaty, thoroakb eoapeteocy a gain the eoall aprt»d3t

reiry- lUiot hon—tj, tikor-

W. STATZ. I

OA RTJ tif.i 1 .*• l-Jt

Ta*-paysfs are hereby aodttatf that tlftfr Una maat be paid on, or before tbe 19th day of sp

the Auditor, aqd a penalty af tan cents aa de«V. Itt«edtaf«t/^Wr#bieb rilfe

bur 4 d«fL Imanediatai^ depntiee.^irHl protMed tq crif .neat tax-payers in the tfranty, aa sary, to saiaa aad sell prepeity to make tbe delinquent taxes, with paoalty, latereet, aad Oon etable'a faea, as directed by law.

J. N. SHBPH1BI),

Marcb 17-dwtd Traaaarar Tigo Oowttf.