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

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DAILY -EXPRESS.

TEBBE-HAUTF., tT*

Taesfl&y Morning, May 4ft»

BAIUOAD TIME TABLE.

I XZBBB HXTJTB

lo-.li r. St.. 4:25

V3i

law.

AHD nrDLA* APOLIB.

"ri .# sit Aaanra. 11 prim

ii±rs.

A. B.

1UIOP. ..."pre"

fc4A*r. ^Tstittoon

5 jyAjreVILLB AJTD OBAWFJe*mLL*. Aiim. ttvnrrai- 10 03 4 *5

BOCKVTLLB *XTX*BIO*

tun.

Jzi.

4(4 P. StO A. X.,

1I«U

BepublieanCtty fleket,

JOB MATOB,

PHILIP

*O* MAESHAL,

ELLIS O. WHITEMAif.

JTOE TRBASTJBBB,

GEOBGE W-

FOR clkbk,

DANIEL L. VIOKEBY-

TOR ASSMSOB,

ZA.CHEU3 B. BOSS. TOB COUKCILMW,

PxstT

WASD-D. W. MlirSHALL.

T„„

Tmon

W»»-a

"PTVPTT WARD A- O. MATTOX. WARD

£ENay

to-day.

BAZABfor May 15th is re

ceived at tho Postofflca News Depot-

EVKBY

vaiEXD

of city improMnient

will vote ihe Bepublicati ticket to day.

A SLTOHT JR08T appeared yesterday jAorning not enough, however, to cause

any serious damage.

THE SALOONS

will be closed to*day, In

obedience to tbo provisions of the election

IT TOU WAMT

G. W.

PITTMAN

Two

properly punished yesterday In the May

or's Court.

VOTB

the Bepublioan ticket to-day if

you bsliove that the Bepubllcan majority in the city ought to rule it.

VOTK

ag&iost the whole raft of Daino-

oratio measures atd roem We hav* had enough of thorn-

CITTCOUNCIL

—The last business meet*

in£ of the prcEeut Board of Commwl Council wi1.! be held this evening.

WHITKMAA

will be

on#

ELECTIOH-B*TCBH».—1^*

A-m

.....Sxpreei....——. JMaiL.

6:45 1.

,10 40 *.*• 4.-40 r. ,li:06*.

Bxpreee.™.

OT. LOUIS, ALTOH AMD HAST*.

^hi=ss^Sss.

iiim

-1 JO A 43) r. ,10:10 p. •.

arrangements to "iuSs. t&g election returns few miDvJ ««r the rotes are counted in the several Ward®, consequently the general result will be first

known at this office.

of the

most efficient M*r*h»ls that ever aoy o'uy had. Give every *ote that can be

hone»t)y poilad for him to-day.

O'RKULY

An intelligentYnsb

m»n ir.forrned us l»et evening that at Least tw hundred atd fifty Irish D*iim-ct-His would -oust Heir votes for P. B. O'Bailly to-d»y.

P. O.

CLKRKS.—We

le»ru that only one

change will be msd® in the clerical fotce of'the Postvffice under Mr. Burnett's ad !n1'iistra'ii»rt. Jam^s Nhy'or, 8(510 cf Mr Wiifon N-«y''T, will uke the Mr. Chart 's S «wart, whe iT«tirca.

TwO'CAtvRtKKS of the

ESFRIM

ZACH ROSS

handsome msjority. .?»: *i

FAST TXMB.—An

Tax

Ind'ianapo\ls dispatch

of the adfnsfeaaye: "Fart time east will be inaugurated neit Monday. A rfain will be put on ronnlng from Bt. Loots to Terre Haute in six bouraj Terre Haute to Indianapolis in two houn Indianapolis to Crestline in 8tx end one-halfTioui* St Louis to New York in thirty-eight hours.'

CITY ELKCTIOK,

to-day *wTll

be the lan election until October for next year. No matt should fail of using his privilege. If a full vote iihgiven, the Republican victory will be complete and overwhelming, and every true Republiean will have tho proud satisfaction of knowing that his party is dominant during the taejfWrm of eighteen months.

LOOK WIUTO YOUR BALLOTS-—All

kinds of tickets have been put in circulation for the election to-day, and unless jouv are -V«$J yoa may *ote iWtthe ssjiij^f JffM chpice. Tbey are well calculated to deceive, and it will require close scrutiny to detect the fraud.

TITTTRX or THE FAVORITES—Oar

iiibl

ACCOMMODATION—

9:6®

,^S 66 r. a

6:1T A. „S:4l

Tr tight.

D. VICKBBT.—Is

GEO.

B. O'R&ILLY.

LA.MBEBT.

JOHN MANET.

SEOOHD WABD—A L.OHAMBMLAI* UOB'T.

GARVIN*

B0CKWSLL

CITY NEWS.

CITY ELECTION

to-day.

WATCH

the "early and often" gentry

VOTS EAELT ABD

then go

neighbor.

EXAMINE

counterfeits.

LAVHMBT

No party ever

made a better nomination than tbat oi Geo. W. Lambert for Cily Treasurer.— fleis« candidate against whom even tb«malignant opfcoiitlon cannot bring shadow of an accusation. He ought ti receive the vote of every Republican in tbe city. Who wjll ceglept to go to the polls to yote

fof

good man

gaHant. soldier and

LOOK OCT COR FAZ.BC BBBORTS.—It

entirely disregard them.

THK

tot

ELKOTIOK TICKKTS

HARPIR'B

jcrur

your ticket. Look out for

Eastern Market. Wo ere authorized brand this-itatement as an unmitigated lie. Mr. Bookwell is not only in favor of the market, but he is in favor of establishin a free market there for one year, in order to build up a permanent institu tidb for the benefit of that part of the

city.

Ta*

an honest city adminU'

tration, vote the Bepubllcan tioket to»

was^'yesterday ad

mitted to practice ai an attorney in tbe courts of this county.

CASKS

i*"1

of disorderly conduct Were

VOTIM PLACES.—The

No DIBTTSGBISHIITQ MAKES!

make

Provided,

min-

loving readers will greet with pleasure the an^euocement of the return of Emerson, Allfin & Manning's Minstrels, ou Wednesday acd Thursday evenings of this week. The" notice is quite short, bat the reputation of tbria popular troupe is such that even this brief announcement will be sufficient to draw large audiences.

i)BU&l for opposition to start all manner of ftfse reports on the morning of elei tion and our people may prepare to hear many reports set afloat this morning when it is too late to contradict tbe Bttme. The chances are a bun dred to one that all startling reports set afloat to to-day ftqi false, and the safe plan will be loset them down as such and

feeling in favor of electing

come.

can be tad only

the polls in each "Ward this morning.

*A WhoFSM^Nailm).—In the -vain 'hope to defeat H. T. Rockwell for -the Council in the 6th Ward, the story is be being circulated that he is opposed to the

plaees of

voting in the severalJwatds lo-*da£, and the officers of eleotion are as follows 1st W*tdT-8M» ji{jpeet Snglne House— "W. K. Edwards, Inspector, and Marcus Schoemel and Thorny,P. Murray, Judges. 2d Ward~Siimuel Reese's Carpenter Shop—T. A. Madison, Inspector, and GkoigelteHer^y.fcnd^. GTCrain, Jddges. fii Ward—Thoiripsoh's Cooper Shop— Zach. B. Ross, Inspector, and Martin Korehiv-il and Martin Grade, Judges. 4th Ward—No. 3 Engine House— Lymsir Miller, Inspector, and James F. Murphv ani L- S Beefsnlder, Judges. 6th "Ward—Tuellj Eshman ee Co1 Lumber Yard—S. 8. Clift, Inspector, and Isaao Beauohampand J. B. Rupe, Judges 7.. -!—•r V' X"

READ YOUR TICKET CAREFULLYI—

The Independent candidates each hav out straight Republican tickets witb tb names of all the Republican candidatef except,that offlca for which they are a can dldate. Wa have Seoa a tickeis with th Republican, nominees for Maypr, Cierk, Tre&stirtfr^ &c.( but withthh name of

Grubbs, (Independent), in place of E. 0 Whiteman, the Republican candidate for Marshal Nat. Cunningham also. ba similar ticket, with bis name in place of George W. Lambert. There, sre doubt less other ch&agds. Read your ticket carefully boforo 3pp:s:,tiagit,and see tbat tbe namfS correspond with those at thi hesd of tbisipalgp

TTHB WARD BOOK®ARIES

plaos^

on the

rouius r.orih of Main street are sfolt.— For a few dsys the paper maj fee a, trills later in the delivery, nndsoaiesobiorlbere may be missed. Any omissions reported to the ffice will be promptly corrected

has done much hard work

to ittsare the success of tbe Bepubiicu psrty, in times when IU suooeas.was absolutely nec«jttary to lave the •otintry from rebel rule. Se ask* (or the office of City Assessor. Let him be sura of a

VVards of tbe city are oomtituted as fo fows: First Ward—All th$t territory between Ohio and Mulberry sUeets, Turning from ij» xiv^tp'tha east twrporation line.

S-^coud Ward—All that territory ljring south of Ohio street and o«*t of Fourth street to the corporation lints east ana south.

Third Ward—All that territory south of Of »trt»et and west of Fourth strea^ to the corporation lige south and the river on tbe west side.

Fourth Ward—All that territory north of Mulberry* -street and west of Sixth street, to tha corporation lina north and the river on the west side. *Mfih Watd-AU that' (errit'oty nftrlh o{Mulberry street and east of Sixth street, to the corporation lines north ahd east.

JEMOSIOMI :-^rFirst, vot#.^- 1" 3fCs -Second, -vote early. •Third, vote1 andefstaodingly. -i

Fourth, vote the Republican ticket.v Fifth, vole it straight—don't toratcb, don't swap. .Sixth, challenge every suspected voter. Keep out illegal votes. A

Seventh, tee that all Republicans are at the polls. Urge the iadifferent, collhr tbe refraetorv, Convey the sick, the old, tho infirm. .**

Eighth, every msiamust work! If ELo-pnblieena-do their 4«ty, wo-eh«ii -carry the entire ticket. If not, not. L«t no persssal £Miings iaAu«iee your vote: We heve a eipi.tal ticket—never a .better one —lefs support it, support it stoutly.— Tbe Republican party has a largs working majority la this city, end should have entire control of the dty government. .•£**•• •.*/. sw««a

Nothing herein shall disquali

fy the voter from writing his own name on the back thereof.

IRISHMEN

My Countrymen—tot

there a Republican

in Terre Haute who will be willing to foVe an opportunity of*giving a one-leg-ged soldier a 'chance to earn his liviug honorably We don't believe it. Bui if there 11 one who fails to go to the polls and vote for D.

Vickery he will, bj

that failure, put tiimself ua record as not caring for tbe man who has suffered worse than death for his country.

born, andcever voted otherwise than with the Democratic p»rtyr-we bear from the correspondentof th^^Krrtfi^-wha by the way appears to know it all, th*t Irishmen n6ver received appointments, offices

nor favors of any k{nd from tho Republi

can party. Now I will not chdoavor to cite to bim any persofts appointed or elected to office by the Republican parly, for I am not here to defend or censure either Republi

cans or Democrats^ but I shall anrwer iiis question in rogjii*r Irish style by asking anothei', and that is, where has the Democratic party favored our juntrymen

with any of its gifts. The gentleman, if such he is, may say tbat tho Democratic party is not now in pawer and has r.ot therefore a oh*nco to make appointments ot oonfer f.ivow, but I shall give hitn tba privilege, particularly as ho appears to mtid^r bis -'upper story" of spp^rior |i^ateriftl |t tiling his memory^b'ick to'that "good olo" time when the Democratic party

citing

CBeilly for Mayor has grown stronger every day since his name was first an nounoed. Hundreds of Irishmen declare their purpose to vote for their gifted and popular countryman. Everything indi oates his triumphant election to-day Let the- JSepublieans pome out in mam and give the Pemooracy such a defeat as shall keep them quiet for a long time to

a few -partif^lars tbat took place in this city under my o»n observation. Two years ago when the Democratio candidate foj Marshal at the. present t^me, Mr. Crowe, a man "who s"ball reoeive the unanimaus Irish vote, was endavoring to gat the nomination for the sameoffice, we And bim left in tbe "dark corner" while his more favored and bettsr wished German friend was-permitted-to enjoy tha happiness-of a "jofttbms" during a term of two years. Also last fall another of my ooyntryman was under the impression that the good old party.whom he had served so long would as a reward, for his efforts in her behalf, bestow upon him that "fat take" known--as the office of Sheriff. But the nomination was not conferred upon the Irish aspirant.—

Whether the convention thought that the rich matter of such an office would not agree with Irish digestive organs, or whether they considered it too great $ boon to bestow upon an Irishman, it is not for nje to say as tha convention knew far better than I can conjure.— The nomination was however reserved for a native born oitizen who was subsequently elected and now making me'rry over his good fortune in having such zealous supporters in the IriBh people. A people who have proyen themselves to bo so loyal to tbe Democratic party tbat if the very men whom tbey most wished to be a candidate dared to come out independent after ha bad been defeated in the convention, they would denounce him a? not acting according to tbe namo of Democrat, which he professed to be, and consequently deny him their support.

But matters have taken a different course this spring. At the Republican primary election we find tbe Republican party, that has ever*been censured for its hatred of any thing Irish or Catholic, bestowing upon P. B. O'Reilly tbo nomination of the Mayoralty, its highest gift at tbe present time, by a large majority. At tbe Democratic Convention, low and behold 1 instead of it being as it always has been in such pluces with tha American or German elemtm predomiating, we find tbat Irishmen have full sway, an Irish ilaishal is nominated, Irish Counciimon have been previously nominated at the Ward meetings, an Irish Treasurer might nave been on xbe ticket if he was r.axioue for tbe position, and we might also have an Irish Clerk nominated. Wby, hur' rah, tbe good, old Democratic party is truly the best friend of the Irishmen. See what tbe has done for hiin now. But is there not a motive in this 7

dr.rry

—The sevfral

pusod to boavr witb & iiQiiiinauun with tbeir hearty support. Now a rtvoluuo.i Qai taken act) io ibe political io.i of ibe Irish people of Terra Uaute. O'Reilly a ltrpuolieau numiiiee atid cur Euppoit ue shall receive, proving conclusive to ooin purttu- tbat clibuu^h wo lovo tbe obi drc*u of pur ai^p^d cuUQtry, as ulibough J*diarji ijra^o-^lr/priuciples, yei

WQ-JII

a feilow uoi yiiiait comes forward on either sioe of the political gu:f ana claims our support, wa arc rs.tdj to grai.t it ii be capacitaied to occopy tbe position Io the baaieof Gcd aLd ,llj Ema.ald Isie ot' Kaisf..

REMOVAL!—l'bc.

mi dtf.

ROLLIKO

find a new supply at S. Sioces, No. 22 south Fourth street. mdlt

HEADQUARTERS

dtf

FOB

ESFKCLAL

The

election lawtltiulfW^ ^all ballots shall be written or printed on plain white paper, without any distinguishing marks or other embellishments thereon except the names of the candidates and the office for which they are voted for, and inspectors of elections shall refuse all ballots offered of any other description

NoncB^Noti^! is hereby

given that my wife,^ranois J. Oooabs, has left my bod and board without any just cause or provocation, and this notice is to forewarn all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, as I will not be responsible for her acts, or for any debts that she aiay con Ira ot on my account.

[ml-d3t

!—Election day is at hand

and were it not that I Wish to state a few truths respecting Ibe present olection should not be seen intermediing in "poli tic*" under any circumstances, much lets undertaking to write an article for publication. But these arc truths tbat I am goir state which every Irishman should take into consideration bofole he deposits bis ballot at the election on next Tuesday.

GRBIN HOUHE,

EVERGREENS,

cheap, at

I am au Irishman

statement is true, because thousands will testify to the fact tbat only one box of Reader's German Snuff entirely banished the complaint. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one of the most disgusting of diseases, when in this simple remedy they oan procure a cure. All druggists keep it. Or send DO cents to O. P. Seymour & Co., "Boston, and receive a box by next mail. 20-dGteow

REMEMBER

National Blook has the best and cheapest stock of Skirts and Corsetf in the city. J.,. ".t-» & ^dwtr.

THE

FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS

ALL KINBS OF

MING,

CMI

we not

jjj^'jcQjftftiymeB) %i)at there is

0bhcy at Joe hend and tail of t&ti We oan and wo do see it. Heretofore tbe K*publican part consicartd thai it wasu-or less to show any inducements to thr

SJDS

of Erin, b*iibV!Cg that no matter tiow tnings were arranged wo would be Demjcraw. On tbe i.thtr band, tbu Demcratio patcy^iaw no j&cessiiy in offering -»ny induoemouU, as under all and every circumstances we were reliable Derac or»U ind enlist quuntly our people walked forth to the bmloi-bux C'.uriiei with their .ot ai.d a-ei-tei every Torn, ck ai

tbat the Democratic pari) felt dir-

YOU

BUY

ALKZAVSKB C. COMBS.

JEIot House and Bed

ding-out Plant*, in great variety and quantity, at

HZINL BROS'.

ml-dl

of all sizes and kinds,

Mayl-i3t.

HKIHL BROS'.

GROVDR & BAKES,

ml-dlw

the time tried Sew

log Machine, the most perfect and simple to operate upon of any machine now before, tbo public. For. salaat TiHdtson's JewelrysEtbro, first door up* stairs', 96 Main street. 3. L.

CABBITHKBS,

Agt.

Go to the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine office, price tbeir machines, and learn their terms of selling before buyurg

elsewhere. 99 Main street, over Tillotson's Jewelry Store. S. L. CaBiTBise, X. Mayl-d3t. Agt-

NOTIOX.—All

THOMASH.

May 1.-1869,

HONEY COMS,

WSB

NXLSOS.

i—Ua --^r^Tf rn r. FIVE ASSOBTSCXHT PA&ABOU,

ceived, at

Marseilles. Difflity and

Bridal Qailtl, at

-ITJL

]30,d4t CoBNXtlVfi

& HAOOKBTY'S.

SPECIAL NOTICE.—A

in pow

er." Ha has a fair ^u^tioo.to reply to So I will devote myteif to matters of more importance to tho rest of my countrymen Bjrt perhppel might be able^o assist my learned friend's memory a leetle," by

Cigar for five cents at C. Yost's Cigar Store, south corner National House, oppo site the Poatoffice. [29,dlf

WHITEWASHING1—The

RSUEMBEB

undersigned is

prepared to reeoive and promptly attend to all jobs and orders for Whitewashing or XJafcemining. Prices reasonable Orders may be left at Morgan's Gunsmith Shop, on Ohio street, betwoen Fourth and Fifth streets, or at my residence on north Second street, third house south of the oemetery, east sido.

tf J. M.

your WaU^ses, Clocks, and jewel

ry efBUfle..? 5k.'

1* you wish to sell.pr buy human Hair of any kind, oail at Mrs. Bl^elman's, 89 Main street, ak Gate & Arnold's Hoop SkiriiPaetoty. l3-d3m

BAROAIXS! BASOAISBI I—Bargains

Dry Goods. Go to the cornet of »j and Second streets, where have just opened an an tire *u0^ftock

purchased since the iecl1^in

BEAUTITUL

jt0"1 Heinl Bros,, is to b« B».eu daily, at J. A. Footft'sSfed Store. 29-d3t

Folia and a quarter founds of good coffee to 1,00 at Strong's. dtf

PEELED D*I*X PKAXJUKS

Hut

THE

!BitBBOHritBnrG,~&nc-

Tucking, Cording,.Quilting, Braiding* and Plain Stitching on light and heavy goods, done on the world*renowned Singer's Family Machines also forge assortment of JHik,'Cottou and Linen Thread, %bolesale itnd retail, at the office of tbe Company, 83 Main street Terre Hautet $ndian&,q gjy [2g-d4t

MILLINERY.—Mrs.

Mitten has her

Btook of Spring and Summer .Millinery open at 74 Main street Between' 8th and 9th stteet*. Bleaching and Pressing done to* order. 6dlm

NEW

Seamless Kid Gloves, at Tuell,

Ripley & Demings. m25dtf

LADIES,

buy Hers & Arnold's Akin

It ia the best and most desirable ia tbe

market. ,v^ ,Xy ,ityv [I8,dtf

want an eisgantpair of Gloves?

Go to U. Wittig & Co- 170 Main street Deming Biockl Tney carry the largest and best ajsorted stock in the City.

Sdtf

MILLINEBY.—Miss

BUY

ktur dressiog j=ttb«

mebt foruitftly repV' hi*8^

kilaiu

street,

has been removed to tbe west room in the old Slate Bank Buildiog on Ohio street between 2cd and 3rd. The lady having charge of the business is competeotlojauepd'to anjthlD^ ia the haad dresslngTine which may be entrusted lo her. M.

where.,y«u get^ |he beat quality

and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, -Shryer & Co. eould make you see it. dtf

CORSETSI—Tbe

THE

REIOLBUAN.

HobPS-—Boys acd giils will

for hotel and house

keepers cn Linens, Sheetings, Napkins and Toweh. W. S.

RYCE&

Co.

a nice Switch or Curls at a lower

price than at any other place in the city, call at the old State Bank Building, on Ohio, street, one deor east of S.ifsner's Music Store. [4-,dtf

SILK F&XNQES,

Gimps and Buttons,

just received. Elegant assortment of Spring and Summer Shawls—prioes wonderfully low, at W. S. Ryce & Co. fdlt

Paul Bretoa Watch to for eale by

S. R-

Freeman in Stiver Oesea. tt is oae of the very best German Witctes aad warranted to be equal, as a ^ti^ne piece, to any in use. dtf

Sugar and Coffee at wholesale prices, at Strong's. 1 Tdtf

8W**T POTATOES

Co.'s, 165 Main street

WHEN

you see a small waist think how

great-a waste of haallb i( ijjiipHfc.* But when y»u see a heavy, yellow streaked biseuU, make, up your aaiad tbeit tt was not made with lit. Price's CrsMi Baking Powderp, for bSsetiiir they make are light, sweet and pearly white (hat doee

one good to partake of. Yoa will now find these popular Cream Baking Powders for sale by most all lot class gr^ cars. .-ii?rsttasf* UK r. .t

at o. I. Rip.

ley's. —-J— edtf

Fo?.'newest patterns of Prints, Dalai ties. Lawns, Armures, etc., go to C, Wittig & Co, 170 Main street, Dcming Block. 8dtf'

ARNOLD,

persons indented to me

or to Nslson & Pierce, and all persons'tq. whom I am Indebted, will please call at my office for settlement. d5t

8© Main Bu-eet, are

the only firm in the city, who offers home manufactured Hoop SkuAg to the' retail trade. 30-dtf

WILL

repair free of charge, all

Skirts, which were bought of our predojesaor..£ir. B. Weisz. .J iJ- i'."--!*

H.ER2"'A'"ARNOLD,

2S«dtf* 89 Main street.

NEW

White.Goods, at Hers & Arnold's. 20-dtf

JACOBKXRN,

just' re

CORNELIUS&BAOOKBTY'S.

[30,d4t

8dtf

that you get sfz Havana

Cigars for twenty-five oents at C. Tost's Cigar Store, south corner National House, opposite the Postoffice. [29,dtf

DON'T FOROKT

Store, corner National House, opposite the Postoffice, where they sell nothing but Havana Cigars. [29,d3t

CATARRH CUBED FOR

opposite the Post Office,

on 6th street, is not selling his goods at oost, neither does he intend to close out by Christmas, trat-sells as cheap as any one in tbe city a fine lot of Jewelry and Clocks for Christmas, just received, to be sold at very low figures. Call and com pare his prices before purchasing. d22

COMPLETE

genuine Havana

line of White Goods, com

prising Jadoneu, Nain&ookB, Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Mwitt, Brilrant Ptquej etc., to- be found at C5.' Wittig & Co.,

170

Main street, Deming Blook.

NEW ARRIVALS

CHOICE

ot Spring shawls, Sut

tabs, Ristori, etc., at 0. W'ltUg & Co'an 170 M.ain street, Deming BJock. 8dlf

MAPLE SCOAS

CLEVELAND.

at,

6dtf

Scvne

0. I. RIPLEY *.

MACJIISTES.—The

beet Sewing

Machines io tbe market, to Bell on monthly p'aymonts by T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. [27,dtf

WiWEsabdLiquors at Strong's,

19Q Main street. dtf

GABPXHTEKS

to oall at C. Yost's Cigar

dtf

0.1.

and builders generally,

for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Saab and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Go.

RIPLET

CENTS.—This

sells boneless Sardines,

[25dtf

Weed Sewing Maobmes are un

excelled by any Machine ever presented for popular favor. Z. S.

WHEELEB,

REMOVED.—

NEW

that Weisz, 169 Main St.

"TicrsT

best fitting and most desiroble all

Whalebone Corset for 76 cts at Weiss Skirt faotory, 160 Main St,, between Fifth and Sixth streets, at the Yellow Front. dwtf.

21-dtf

M. A. Raridan bas

opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by, liberie & Bindley, qn Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased lo see her old customers, and as many new once as may choose to fitter her it a a lii it ii nit

largest stock, tbe finest

assortment, tbe 1ftr6it prices at Herz & Arnold's, 89 Main straet- 2&-dtf

Agent.

South 5th street, between Ohio and

Main streets. 13-dtf

"Weed Sewing Machine

Office Removed to South 6th street, between Main and Ohio streets. 13-dtf

Jewelry at fair prices at Riddle's, d3t

RECEIVES.-A

for $1,00 at

Tuell, Ripley fc Peming's. lgdytf

new lot of Patterns,

also Stooking Suspenders for children just received at Mrs. Adams's, on Ohio

Slre6t' 6'dtf

OPE

stock of Spring Geods Is now com

plete, embracing all tbat is new in goods for mens' wear in wbicb we include the largest line of Gent*' Furnishing goods in the city.

On or about the first of April wo will remove to our new Store, Deming Block, corner of Main and 81xth streels, where we will be pleased to see our old customers, and as many new as may sec fit to favor us with their patronage. Ready made Glothlng

at ccit. GROVER & MJLLEB,

22-dlf 81 Main street.

GOOD

second-hand Singer Sewing

Machine for sale choip at E. R. Wright & Co's. dtf

HAMBURG

Inserting and Edgings, just

received, at [21-dlw

TOELL, RIPLEY &DEMINO'S.

CLOTHESWRIHOEBSI CLOTHES WBINQ-

EKStl Buokeye Clothes Wringers. Little Grant Clothes Wringers.

Sherman Clottes Wringers, For sale at

COSY

GkdVEE A MILLER

S. B. Wright & [16,dtf

HEAZM)XTABTEB8FOR MILLIHERTGOODS

—We have received and now open for tbe inspection of our patrons acd the ladies in general, tbe largest and handsomest assortment ot Millinery Goods ever brought to this city. Our wholesale department is complete in every line, and we are able to offer to tho trade better bargains than can be-got anywhere west of New York. S.

L. STRAUS

& Co.,

149 Main, and 10 South Fourth st.

6-dw3m

IMPOBTAVI TO LADIES.

Mrs.

LOCAL NOtlCCS.

fO the ITerTDHS.—The natural result of exhaustion

stnagth Dy

Capr2,dtf

aMortment vf Flowers,

Volger, South Fourth street, has just received direct From New Tork a select lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Frames and Ribbons, all of tbe latest and most attractive styles, which she has placed upon her counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices.

Il-d2w

It you like a good smoke, call at Moudy's Cigar Storo and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars fl7dtf

Kave removed their

stock of goods to the corner Toom in the Deming Block, where they are now prepared to wait on all who may favor them witbaoaii. 12,dtf

HARDY MOXTRLT ROSES,

X* 9

OMMII

astloa, Is feeiiQg

lCkor or

&MS

WB*^

wraknew, dullBMa,

'•'jjsst of body or aM, ttc. Pertoa* of a

oaastltotioo, or vbaw kabitaaraaadeatarj ^.fMittrtaapUi of this rriaud ooadtttea Of th* vital «DorglM and when ponoaa of a

BOTTOM

tempera meet ate thus weikened and debilitated, disease ioeritabtj follovi, snlea it is at once checked and ovueoae. All who antler from thee* cause* alike require a remedy wtich vill stngtliea the system withoot ezeithig It, and awake a feeling of truaeajojment to that llie ma txoojne a soiuroe of pleaenre. MI9HliXft'S HKItB BITTCBS has won its way into the confidence of thonsands of this eiasi of parson* who warmly ado roe it as the b*et invigorating agent and the] most potent and genial of alt tonic* and alteratlrts for itreagthenlng aad restoring the ffcjrsi* oal oonstitation. *A8i«lir

To Bemore Moth Patches, Frechl*a and Taa from th* lace,

Perry'* Moth aad

Freckle Lotion. Prepared 0&I7 by D^.

For BlMk Wortou anil Fimples on tha Taea, na* Pxaax'A Cosusoas

RXXKCT,

A«B

Puru

prepared oSty by Dr. B.

C-Xaaai,

HABB[80N.

I am a canlidate for re-election to the (Oct of Ui0or. O. F. COOKIBLY. rOB

MABSHAI.

XBITOBS

Exrasss:—At the alrong *:l!eltatio&

of many wan of bo»jtp*r«le«i haaa conseotad become *D lndtpecdint caadidtt* tor City Merahtl, at tha acauiog May electioa.

A. J. QBCBBS

Wa are authorlitd to ,annoucoe OAKIlIti CROWB ass oandidate for City Marshall, ib j«ct to tlis dacUioa of a Pamocratlo ooaventlon »ho aid tnab« held.

TOB

1BKASUBKB.

iWits'JaaBpandeiit candidate for City Treatf QMS.-. N. T. OUNNIHOHAM.

JOB CLERK

•ff« are anlborlaed to auBcnaea the tame of JOHN B. TOLB'ltr ara otndidate for the offlc* of Oiiy Oi* k, aobjest to tbe decision of a Democratic Convention, should on* be Held.

TOB COUHCILMA*.

ESITOB

Ezraass: At the

N^AEET

April 21tb, 1869.

cf nameroas

•trixen* of lotli partie*. yon ar* aatttorized to ay that THOS. IrtjWLiNG will Serve a* CoansiN ota of th* Fourth Ward, ii alectod, and yon will plea announce bli name.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

jy[AYOJR'S PROCLAMATION

Whereas, there i* an important Election in this 0 ty on tho 4tb day cf May. 1869 ard wheren be law cf the Stat* of Indiana prohibit* the re' tilling of intoxicating 1 qaor* oa election day« here fore. 1, G. F, COOKKBLY, Mayor of th* Oity of T*r* Haute, reqaeit (hat all Saloons ail retail establishment* be closed on said 4th day of May. be Pel ce force of the Olty are hereby iastrao ted to see that the law ia itr Ictly enforced.

Given under my hand tnd the real or the City of Terre tiaute, this 4th day of Majr, I860. r&KAi.] G. G. COOKIBLY, Mayor.

(Jio

FARMERS.

IT* ar* prepared to furnish, at onr Hoiniay Mill, foot of Swan Street, to all who may wiah to avail thamselr** oi th* opportunity, onr cola brated

HOMINY SEED CORN

For planting. The market ralae of this corn 1* exemplified In the fact that w* are now paying tan cents per bn*hel more fcr it, than the pnb ihed reliable quotation prioe paid by the Mills and grain dealers of this ci:y for other kinds af oorn. HUDNUT & 00.

Terre Hants, May lit, 186®. Sdlw wlm

8 A ..

E SJ

CASE CULTIVATOR.

Tbii Biding Plow was Introdnaed by asia this

section, lsst sowen, Slid and has gtrSn iaat pset

feet aadentlre satisfaction thai we do aot heel*

tate to. roommend it highly and-ask the atteaiiea

of ftsratsre to Its met its.

It is entirely different in tttoperation frorfthe

Backoye, awkeye, Farmers or any cultivator

wabare ever tees, and will not bs thrown in the

fenoecorner, as many others hav* be*n. It ii

tasy to operate, so easy that a boy IS' years old

can do as good work, aad twice as much of it as

a man in tho ordinary way. tt is ago thing

aad is WABBANT£I A9 BBPBtSlNTgD.

THE BLESSING COB^ PLANTER

Saves tbe Labor of One Han I

Drops tbe Corn villi Pttfect Regularity!

Ia a One-Hone Plantar!

COSTS ONLY $10.50.

Circulars aontaining cnta andfnlldeecriptioju

J&ANCOUKT

Ute abafr, nnt on application! Lilt)'ji9^.

IWU-HOBSE COBN PLANTEBS!

CORN MILLS.

J02ITE8 dc JOSES, 1 Farm Implemant*, ./« t' Eaet Sid* PoMio Bqcare, Jijie %i

M|UM«IKIIT».

Ftorn-ssat

t. A*

Vrtdsgh

Arohitect, Sualh-caat corner oS W^ahaih alitll 8tr.*i», Terr* fiaote, Indiana, Ibr hs followtag WO'h* iDB'd* C*rpentiy. faiating aodClaslng. .., -t ', ff

Sax TnMng. P.attelnj. r-r.vaii Lijoun'og Bode. .f.n Iron Bailing to froht steps and curb./*'-'^ Iron Shoo* so eondaetcrrft-

HILL,

TWO jnQHTS ONLY!

Wednesday ATfeirsflaj, Hay nKI til.

8BTUBN Of FAVORITES!

Ulftl£S«Y,ALUX4 XAIIIXfi'B

OBEAT MINSTRELS MtrtUsir

V«w

andOrigtbal.

«LH WIMOW la Hn

JOHKNY

SM|»aad

ALUCS

TW*HTY RIAAR-CLABA ARTISTSI

Petal. Sold by all CroggUts. .AV

Admisatoa SO Mat* Bi—i v»i1 Seat* 75 aaata. HAUT TWiCH, Agaat.

tils nt -I*.

Bond KttU, fiaw Tork. Sold everywhere. Tb* trade supplied by Wholesale Hcdiolae Dealer*. earl7d*ed8ea-w*ai

CITY ELECTION.

FOR

1IATOB.

lonoas Xxr'*£S8 Please aonoance my name a* a Candida 1 for sliotloa to the offloo of Mayor, •aljact to elcotlou by tha votsr* of tha oiiy at Torre Haute.

MUSICAL

CONTENTION.

TBBBB HAXTTB, IKDIAWA,

MaarlOtb.iltb.Uttta.18tb 4a 14th, il» -a -J —1

1809.

Tbeohjectsof tht* OoaTaaUoa ar«: T1i**Ja»a tion of ist ataadardof la oar Stala ooltiraiion of asu*teal tastothreugh th* Maoy of made in Ita~hlrter departaeat* tattr *wapaeeat iaetrnoior*, and a sieial, genlSl r*-antoaor all loTrre o'f good sansio.

Th) Rohearials aad Oonoert* will b* held at

sjj

DOWLING HALL. ,, Srheartal* will ha bald at 10 o*«look A. 1C. attd 8 o'clock P. M., tho first riheareal being hild on ndiy, th* 10th, at 8o'clock P«M.

Th* Coaalttaa of Arraageaaat taha plaaaar* in anconnoing tba foilawiag able oorpe of ojadn tor* a* a part of tha talent as gaged

MUONf.

B. F. BAKXB, of tbe Boetoa Aeadusy of Mo»io. nANIBTB. B. 0 KILBOUBKK, of the Ohio Normal Mnsio School. AJTION SB

IDA, far her of lastramea

tal and Vocal Mnsio, of larra Baut*. 1 DIKSC10B or 08CBBIIBA. a Ji KANTMANN, leaded of tha Bows Xanaor-Otor of Terr* Haate.

OKCBWSA.

PROF. OCQOA'8 Orchestra, of this city, will foimthe nnelaos for a larga and efflcteat Orohes tra. Prominent aaelotaas from dlflbnas part* of th*ooaauy aretspactad toh* pr*s*at. the high rvpntatiou of th* talent *ngtged is a sofflcleat ga»r*ntta of a trinmphaat snccess.

CONCERTS.

Two Grand Ooaosrts will b* gtr*a at Dawliag Hall. riasT—Wednesday Kvesdag, May uth-MU-etllaneoos, ooasisuag of Orertnr**, Choruses, Glcei, Vcoal and IirtnbitiUt1 Boles, Duetts, Trios, Qnartetts, #0. 8lOOMB -FrMajr. Mar It-Oracd rtaal Concert, oa wbibh eo«a«ion the etlebtafcd Cantata of •IE* irairum nor" will be givea entire with grand Ohorm and Or« ohaetra.

As far as possible free *nt*rtatam*at will b* proTlSed for all pereoas atteadiag fraa abroad. Those defirlag to attend from abroad *111 oonfer a faror npoa tha oomaiitt** by so notifying th*m at a* *arlya day as posiihl*. M*mb*r* of choirs and masiclan* frcmall parts of th* oenntry are oordially Invited to be presantaad pariloipata la th«ex«**^|A£ na, a.'

T1CEK8.

Membership Tioket* forth* Oonvention^ 91,00 tteeson Tickets, admitting to B*h*rasl aad Oonoarti 1,50 Single Ticksts *ach Cocoert 60. Ghlidian's Tickils to each Oonoaru.SS

Tl.kets may t* proonr*d of Ail*a A Aadrawa, Bartlett it Grundy aad at Knaeaar'a Palace of Malc.

Comsaanieatlons shoald be addrti—l to W. W Byers, Seoietary, or to aay oao of thaeslMr mem. bars of tbe ccmmittae.

CoMamas or Aastsawnw

*W.

SAIiB.—One

?"n

Bard#aree. i.Ar The

WOTIH

B-

3cmplet«d on or bcfbnftbe

Brat of October, 1869. Plana and iipeoiflsstionS m%y b^SMn at tha Offlieef the Arehltast from tbe 3d ontll tb* lltb ot Way.

Tbe Beard reserves tke ilgUt to reject any or all of the proposals tf not favorable. By 6rder of the Board of Trnstee*.

JO OH

IXQLk,

Terrs Hants, April

Pansies and

Carnations hi quantity. Catalogues free to all applicants.

/, .^ -HXIWL BROS.

5 ml-dlw

Do You waat something that will be nice and cool for a Summer Suit, call at Bannister's and leave your measure for ooe of those beautiful Scotch or English OberioU- They are light, durable and very desirable- Try them 29-d8t

J*., PrtslJent.

J. M. OLCOTT, Sec. *pt8

DISSOLUTION

PART.-

MXB8BIP.

The partnership of HahanABall waadiasoiead by mntnail oosaani on tho let .y of April, HO. Any boalnaes oonaeotcd with the flea amy bo settlel by either party or their agent.. «. L.ITAHAH.

JAMES BKLL-

21,1S!9.

dw2

n.EO. E. JACRSON & CO., VT OBIVUA1*

Ccomissiei and Forwardiig lerctatv siuiu in 6BA15, FLOCK, FOBS, LABD. PBOBBCS. AG,,

SO. 68 WALJFCT

Second-iuind

'Bockaway, with pole and shaft.

One Moead-hand single aeat Keck away One secondhand open Bnggr. Kewly painted and In good ranning order. For *al* cheap. At ... ,, WILBTjTHOMASaCO'B,

Coiner Walnnt and 3d *tr**ts

FOR RENT.

R&NX.T-DaairabI» Offio*—

Orer th* Hew Post Oflos. Apply to MO. 0. BBAOH, mSdtf Prairie Oity Beak.

Fand

DJB RENT.—One haif of

FOR SALE.

U/ ANTED—A good Cook that I can wash and iron. Apply to

Ffortabla

BAM'L s. BABLT,

mtdSt Ohio, b*tw**n 6th and Tth sts.

T?OR SALE-eln

Montrose, soath-

-L east of tbe city—asree will **t In all kind* of small frnlt aod tmlt tr*e*. Qood fram* hon** containlng .ight rooms aad o*llar, large stable and cthSr idt-bn ldiaga ooapl*t*. Oood well and ciatern. Property tree of all encumbrance. Will he said ehtapif apalioaUoa ia made soon to O. F. OILMOBB. SMtf Mstropolftan Blook, Teir* Haate.

3B SALE OR RENT—A ooin. two-story frame honie, containing nlnaroosss, haU, pantry and eaaasarkttehen.— Wlthia flf*. mlnatas' walk of tb* Postofflca Fine fruit oa, the place. If aot sold by tha 20th of May wlU be eBsred for rent.. A tare cbaace/ar a bargain. For particulate Indole* on tbe premisea, eenth^ast oorner ot SeTaatS and Oheetant Sir—to. aprlUMtf

SALE—TXKRY LOW—A

XpOB J. good two rtorr Boasa, loeatrd oa seath 6th street, Containingelefea roosse, ga* all onr th* boost, fine cbandsJSsrs, good bsrn, wood house, waah-bonae with fnraaos, ci*t*ra had wall, betwe»"& two and thr** acre* of ground **11 attt «hh frnlt, shrubbery and sb*d*tiee, all IB first rate condition. Ponession givea lmm*dlat«ry. •nqalre of

l?OR J? food

TBBBB HAOTB. IH1».

TNDIANA STATE NOBMAL SOHOOL. .. •iaaled propo**ls wUi be r«e*ived on til Ubathir M-nib of Siy, at the OSes Of

SVD0OM.

apriSdtf

SALE—VERY LOW-A good one and a half story Oottage located oloeato theFaiesager Depot, good etssern, well, wood hovee* cellar aad other eoneeaancee will be »old lew forOash. Bbeuir* soap of WHABTOK A BBACB, corner ef Main aad Filth stietts. ,. april7dtf

FLet,

SALE—A deairable corner three iqtarte south of Matp. ooroSf o(

Sixth aad Swaa streets, SSatM tmt. Bnqaire of *7dtf M.B. HObsOH.

FBagleSALE—£[OBBOWBI0HT*

3R and Lot on street, betweea Sixth aad Seventh.— aaqnlre ef B. B. 00. apritMtf

1?QR SALE.—A two-story briek •M Baa a*, loeated en Maia *tn*(, a*at Sa McKe*a Paddock'* MiUj saw oeeapiwi aa aroc*ryt will be sola at a t\w flguf* So th* purchaser The owa*r will take a deelrable oottage la past payment. Iaquls* ea Ska pi am I a as. marSdSm

Terra Haute and FerrfTllle ractet. Steamer BAVCU1U will ply regalarly betweea Tern Ha ota »aa r.rrTUte, leaTlng XarreBant*at 10o'aioek A. M., Mondays, Wedn*ed*y* aad l^ciday* of eaoh weak. For freight or paaaags aeply oa board, or to D.

8HBWMAKKS,

Stoekh

IMN,

STBBXT,

OINCINNNATI, OHIO.

BBFBBTO

B. F. Bcannan, Prat. InakllsBaek, 1« rOf HftilBI f| 01106 aibl*y, Fraaeh A Co„Oossmi*sloa M.robaats,,

OtociaaaU, Oliis.

Jama* Bt. Turner, laqfeblMte Terrt OvU», ladle »a.

as Me Ware-

hetSnv corn*r of 9th aad Wabaea Mtaala. dtf

JJIVTDEND NOTlCSL*

#FIMAV Kinoiiu

LIVEOR

Trni

IAV»I."

Ttus Hiun, I»o. April 97p 1MI.

A of six (6) p«r o*ai on tb» Oipltal A ulvic«nia of Bis (8) p«r Mat on tb» Upltal

SfaxAo/thiLBsak has t—a,fl*al*Mrt. aaisJiis to.

fre* iroa ChftriMM

UI,

PHYSICIANS.

S a 4 A

5rn*T«2r

DaaoM.

1B hla Poxttolia of Yoa.

BILLTIIAtTHraS la hi* Bodgat tOo«lealiti Uaoqahnd OMhwfra I M«t(Al*ai Qaartotta I eytaadMBraasBandl

ooaaaa ts&ia

H. Paige,

Warren Davis, Geo. Morgan, M. Keye^ W. W By,rs.

WANTED.

No. 41 Vorth Fcarth Str**t,

HAexnu

AXB

M3dtf

laicno punpis!

DRA.

ARNAUD.

0r*!?t"

u-ln

J. YOUNG,

S}-'

OTer tbe National 8tat* Bank. snMaea-Aeatant 8f, bM«e« su aad Tth, Illy] TERSE H&uJK. ISO.

MTS1CIAX and \SUROJEOX

OFFICE—Weat Side Pahlie (Foratarly oocopled by Dr. Ocrtto.)

Call* atteadad UTsight aad day. BaeMaae^at NaUaaal Hoaw. Ja23dtf

HOTELS.

taoea aim. aa«. o. atrt

NATIONAL HOUSE, Oon.

SIXTH

aku

Mats Sraaai.

TEBBE IIAUTE, IND.

JACOB BETX SON

JMmimn. i..

Thia Houaa haa been thoronghly refura sarSMwir

J1ARMERS' HOTJEtL,

CORNER NINTH & CHERXF STS.

Opposite Eastern Xarket Boas*. Having a large Wagon Yard attached, will enable ne to give general aajtlaiaotion lo eliag public. O. W. KAHJUB.trav*tha

IJIBfiREEAOTB HOU&B,

AKD SSTIBTB

rraurs,

Terre Haute* Indiana

Thia Hotel na* feeently beaa refltaed, aud patia trst-ola** order, offering aooomaiodationa a neat passed in the State.

T. C. BtUrriM. Prap'r.

pLARK HOUSE. ooaaaa or riasr

AND

onto rraarrs.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W B.

HBfFVITH.

-fnifHmt

Offloo of Mareball, M:atesn HackLln«a. FreeBnss to and fron all Trains,

and Paieatlae

novMdtf

PARK HOTEL,

On the AMERICAN PLAN,

Cor. Beckman

and

Xemr

Na*»au Sim.

Cily Hiut Paris JnrtMi

OEOROE WIGHT, Proprietory

N. B.—Lccated in the tery heart of the Wholesale business, this is oae of the moat ceavatasiy loqatad Hotels for Merchants, Busiaee* men aad others visiting tbe city. dMdSm

PACIFIC171HOTEL,

170, 178, and 176 Greenwich Street, One duor nurttt of Oortlandt, and on* block we*t of Broadway.

Tbe undersigned takes pleasure in announeing to his nameroas Meai* end patrons 4bet fc*a this date, tha charge of the PaoiHc will be tS,M per day.

B*iug sole Proprietor of this House, lad therefore, frre from the too common exaction of aa inordinate rent, beta fully able tom**tth* dowa* ward tendency of price* without aay falling ofl •f larrlce.

It wilt now, a* betotofore, b* hie aim So s*aln tela undlminiehed tbe farcrabla reputation et tbe Pacific, wblch it has eijcyed for many years, as on* of the best travelers' hotels.

The tsble will be boentltully sappil*d with •rery delicacy of the aesson. Tha attendance wili be found efficient and obliging

The location will ba found convenient fbrthes* whose bnsiness calls them In tha* lowsr pars

tb* :ity, and of ready access to all Bailroad aad Steamboat Licet. feSdwSm JOHN PATTBH.

JJAILROAD LETTING.^

DMMSI,very montklj),

new

elegant Stor* Boom, with Oonatora.

bhtlring aad fchiwca***, in oa* ot the b**t lo oalitle* en Main etrett. Store S6a80. Beat low. wtU oa ranted only fore light boalne**. Aleo Urge Hall with Sky-light, well Snlabed.

KBi

qalre at this afflee. Also, the frant* Store Boom at 170 MalMtreet. Sdlw

RENT.—A Cottage House on Oak Strett, oontainlng una room, in good ordsr, on a large lot, commodiuof stable, water ooarenient. Apply at this office. apri:S8dtf

§M

M,isr

alter Monday, May 3d, 180). alSdlw S^A- B*BBI«K.4Ja*fci9r

0, m..

JjaMbTBD?

IhsanAeTsigned »otiMr«p|P»opruUyfaform the citlsen* if Terre Hanla'and old oastomer* that ha baa tesaevad th* Xatloaal Boas* Bachet Shop to the Tentoala Hotel, oa Mala- eireet. between Sixth andSerttrth, and bas four of th* b*at Bar* ban In tte dty. fl* wooMhe plsaeait So hare all

Ban, ti. Btzs*a Bar bars of ttpitiasc* illalways be on hand at all ^nea to walt npenladi*e at their re*Id*ae*

ST. LOUIS,T AND ALIA A TXBBB HAUTB B. B. Proposal* will be rroeired until 11 o'clook, V., May 6th, addreased to UcKits, tMlri S Ce., Chief Oontraotors, Terre Haute, Iadiaae, for the last fifty-aeren (57) miles of this road. Th* work is of tne most desirable character, bdmprislog both hea^r and also light work. Fsy-

auh.

Profiles can bs seenatilM

oflics in Terre Haute, after April 20th. .J. 1MBBIB MILLBB. Oonaultltig Bnglnser.

Terra Hante, Ind., A{ rii 10,18S9. dttBS

I HI

ISSOLUTION OF COPABT-

MBBSH1P.

The partnership heretofore existing betweea Ja*. S*ath, J. B. Hager A Oeo. o. King, la th* **tabii*bm*nt known a the Vigo Fonadry Oar Works, is tbls day dlssoWed by ssntusl I sent, Mr. King retiring from the firm.

Tha books aad accounts wilt be settled by th* undersigned n-maining flsrrnera. April

ti,

1869. SBATH HA0JCK.-.

N0TI0B OF OOPABTHBBSHIP. Mr. Oilman baring purchased an inteTeat In the above wotks, the name and styl* of thelliu from this data will be Seath, Hager & Oilman. apl24dSw wlm SBATH HAOIB.

1*1 ^mg T^TIk

.*#ti c-*d

•t ,•

i*i.A» iv.jnr

1t Ml UZ

i'U

H'.--

®g

OB 0

Gfi

Oiealp,

0 to

A rg .11 a

E/: JVJI'-.

:i iiniifjiat/.'

•11.3. •itr A .fir,

ItUona

QITY ELECTION NOTICE:"61 To Ou Valert of th* CStf of Ttrrt Bamtt, Vigo.

•,

Yea ar* hereby itctifted that an'M h*id In th* tereral W*r4s of s^ld. Uityef Torr«. Haute en tia^ay the ttM dag for the elaotion of the follow.ug Oity offlc*rs, to-wiL-Mayor, Marshal, Tseasa^ar, Otork, Ase**s»raa^ two CcOBcilm'ti

trsai

each of the fire dfflbreat

Wards of ssid Ci'-y. Th* plaoes of rotl. ia tb* several Wards^aM th* o(hears of vlectlea to he aa fellew*: 1st Ward-9th street Bugtne Home—W. K. BBwerds, Inspector, and Marcns Sclwemsil. aa* Thomas P. Murray, Jnd'jas. 1d Ward—Samuel Beeaa's Oarjlift)tSr] A. Madison, Inspector, and Qwrgt Jfi y. O. Oraln, Jndj(*S. 3d Ward—Thompt Boee, Ihvpector, and Martin tin Oraee, Judges. 4th Ward—Ho. 9 Knglet tofeSn Inepootor, acd Jsotea T. Mtfr'phjr Snd S.'Jgeei-. snidar, Jndgea. 5th Ward—Tuell, Bahmaa'A^Co'a Lufflhsr Yard, -S S.Oilft, Inspector, and Isaac BaauoEtampaird. t. B. Bnpe, Judges.

3d Ward—Thompson's O-oeer Sk6p—ZAc^. Kwohival all

O. P. Mayor.

C'COOXBBLT, CSSK.

Attest: W. Bum,

QREAT BARGAIN.. 7 j™Z.'

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^OTT & BUJIOE86,

HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER,

PAPEB HAHfilB AHO GBA15EB. (HOP—In Barly's Bioek, a ftw deors oorib of Mala street.

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