Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 May 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY

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EXPRESS,

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TIMS TABLE.

BATT.RQAJ3 TI]

TBBBB HAUTS A*D iSDLUrXPOUB. ,-i unit*.

.„.,-.»xpr«ea :.r:f5sr ..Accommodation, A.LTOJI AJTO mu BAUTB. iia amu

r. M....«.

«:tO 1.

3.80 P. K...~ ST.

IiOTIIB,

MAT*. .,,j..l flO i. 6.86 k. VriSZlW fc81 10

30 A. ^RFF- LISP A.

DxrcT-r

*mS:R» BVANBYILI'B AHD C*AW»OBWTIUJ»^

4:14 P.

THE Circuit convenes ing.

8:»

BOCKYHiS BXTSSBIO*.

0:1" 4

MmI

Freight.

CITY NEWS.

THE new city officers wfil takfe cliarge on Wednesday.

court, Judge

Pattersof,

in adiouxoed «eslon this mom- I

TRAVELBKB and otheis interested will note the changes in our railroad time

table. A- BUBMBTT, E-q-i takes charge of the Postofflce this morning and Dr. Read gracefully retires.

THE anniversary exercises of tbeGfem Hauie Sunday School Union lake plat* at Dowling Hall next Sunday afternoon

bte

day.

PKB^OMAL—Mr. Frank Gilbert, as»oci- hk»_.

FOB the office of Street Commissioner thoreare thirty candidates. S3 a new 1} elec.e'l Ooanci man .inform# know*, for hb has heeh"niiilervieWed'^ "Dj eaoli'.^f t.-e 'fcirtyr

COURTS.—W6 shall have any amount of Courts this w?ek. The Circuit Court, Judge Patterson, and the Common Pl.?as, Judge Scott, will be in session to-day— Judge Crain sailB in with his Criminal

Court to-morrow.

BATHS.—The arletfan baths ire aofw.: open every day and evening, and wi«' continue so during the summer season, "With the approach of warm weather our,, people appreciate the luxury of these baths, ancLgatronise them a«ooi#s«ilt^

T-T *. Lv

MABRIAQK LIOKNES were Issued last week by the County Clerk to tHe follow* ing parties: Christian Edinger and Eliza J. Long. John C. Beymer and Isabella Grovei. '0

Funkhouser and Ellen Mooro.,,,,

Jackson Smith and Eliza Strader.

ci*?i

be had at Allen & Andrew'S, J. A. IVJOW'S, Jones & Jones', and from the offiee£ It will be mailed free on applioatiofi lg Secretary, Mr. Joseph Gilbert.

ELSKWHEBS we we publish an interesting communication from th8 Sisters of Providence, in relation to the ereotion of a Hospital in or near this city. The work will, we are assured, be commenced immediately, and will be prosecuted to an early completion. The building will be elegant in architectural design, and no pains will bo spared to make ita flrst-olaBs institution fif ils Jdnd. :!tls-.proposed to locate it on the Hulman property, less than a mile north of the passenger depot'

THE RAILBOAD "WEST.—We believe it is positively determined to run the new railroad to St. Louis by way of Marshall, but as yet the route to the State line' has not been seleoted. A half dozen or more routes have been surveyed, and the engi-neers-have stakes driven nearly SH over Sugar Creek township, tunning through with a reckless disrogard to people's resP dences, door-yards, orchards and gardens Our Sugar Creek farmers are somewhat "toro up" in consequence.

THE Musical Convention commcnoes to day. The first rehersal wellbehad at Dowliog Hall, this afternoon at two clock. Every musiciaB, both v'oca', and instrumental should take part in this musioal festival and strive to m&k& lt a success. Tho members of our chiifch chairs aro particularly solicited. The bsek to be u&od is the "Songs of theTem

Crowe

KIAL ESTATE TBANSFKES.—The following tranafera of real estate were enter* ed upon the Recorder's books duriDg last week: "Wm. H. Delano, Commissioner,* to Patrick Beagin lot Sibley's addition for $283.

L. B. Trueblood to Nancy A. Trueblood two acres in Jbost Creek township (or $200.

Jno. Ward to JS. M. Jones 20 acres in Riley township for $450. S. K. Landis to the same, tract of land in Riley township for $85.

Jno. W. Fuqua to David P. Fuqua five acres in Payette township for $100. David P. Fuqua to Robt Fuqua same raot for $150.

Jno. W. Fuqua to same five acres in Fayette township for $176. TQ"' y, jfaorhees to J. P. Hfc&bajld 1140acres in Sueur Creek township for $0,300.

M. Malabury to Jno. E Ferries lot in

'\C* ro lots

in Boudinot's subdivision for $4800 B. Triplett to French Triplett 80 acrcs in NivenstownshipJf»-4M00.

FreDch Triplett to C. P. Corn-well same land for $1,450.

Louis Qottschalk to Mahan& Bell lot

i)ean'8 subdivision for $200. Dennis Shea to Af&rtia iStiea 80 in Fayette township for $150.

A. Lange, Cooa'r to John Carrigan lot

in |Q jj|ry i0t in Bos^s BubaWlsion for $700. Richard M. Sparks to A. A. Weeks 40 acres JLi.nton township fjr $1,600.

D. H. WeirSto %rgan,: H. VV*ir 2 loft rue^&jbshai at»»iv&ian'!for $s6o.

TEBBE HAUTE

AND

editor of the Chicago Journal, favored The portion of tMs'We between Oiter Oreek and Clinton was run by Engineer HQiiry .B^ccn, and from Clitttoa t»-©ai»»

ivi'.h an hour's pleasant chat on Saturill 15 d.

DANVILLE AIE

LINK RAILFCOAIK-'-THE survey of A route f'rom Otter Cretk on the E. & C. R. to ,41 Danville, IllsH via Cijnton, Toronto apd

j&0eto&8>£$eli4J^

i$j$fiij^%n4 ©ni tbiii| by

Sn"gihe5!^T.sC. Bailey, of this city Mr. Bailey states that the country through which this line, passed is wealthy and that the citizens intend to construct ibe road, ready for the iron, themselves, xnd jjp, *^S9% Vith any road that wiil form a connection with them and aid them in the enterprise.

The route is very practicable, and the road can bo built much cheaper on this route than otfj^nyither

THIB

BOW

Terre Haute should feel a deep interest in this road, and manifest it by substantial' laifffih building the connection from the E. & C. road to Clinton, about eight mll^.r ftyi people fi) ^e line expressed a desire to trade with this city if they had any means of getting hero at ail seasons of the year. Every merchant and trader thinks -Terre Haule is,as cheap a place to purchase as any ipoint wast of Cincinnati.

VIOA AQBICULTUBAL FAIB.—The Premium List for the Fourth Annual Fair of the Yigo Agricultural Society is published and ready for distribution. It

This route will open up this rich country of farmers: draw trade from east and wfest, and have nothing to compete with 4t!for freight or passage, while the route through Newport would be more expensive, longer, through rough country, could jliaw freights from the west only, and have the river and canal to compete with inre-gird-te to-freights and passage.

It is thought that this line would bring more trade to Terre Haute than any other route, at present, projected. Our citisens should encourage the enterprise, and confer with the President and Directors of the proposed road, and compare the cost and other advantages of this route over tbte line via Newport.

The estimates, &o, aro now being made by Mr. Bailey at his office in this city, in the Metropolitan Block, where, persons interestoli^ofjl ojipa$' ajjydesired info'rmatfon. iThj President of this route is John

Henderson, of Quaker Hill, Vermillion cdunfyfclls. The Superintendent is Mr. H^Atif^ijhop, of Clinton, Ind. Deffatut Downiog, ^jrector, at Toronto-, Yermillion county,'Ind.

fr—

PtluVlDENCE BOSEITAL JN CONTEMPLAflON.

Some months since the question was agitated whether it would le better to 'otjtain a mpre suitable site in Indian apo for ourilnfirmary already in dpera-

oht liil tier Uiti si|it

,fj mti I

i&fltit, and -efkei atr Tenre Haute, itable building, furnished with all tho odnvenienpea neoesiary for the care of tho gitk. The healthy location and the flourishing. condition cf this^rapidly glowing oity, its proximTty to our mother house,

pie Be promptly on -WWld rfFthe liH9 *om which aid oould be immediately obtained when necessity "required it, the advantages accruing. Xo our AauUmical

so that^the success of theoonven-

tb may fco determined.

OLLSOTOBS.—Sam.

Me gill,

E-q., Collector of this Kevenue District, hi* appointed the following deputiei, all ot whom, as wo are assured by welMcformed and trustworthy

For General Deputy, to bo stationed at the office in this city, Hugo Duehwlfg^ for Porn* Oourty, A. J. Whits fotVermlUon Oouiitv', J.B. Cheadle for Put&am County, Miohnel Grose for Sullivan and Greene Counties, Charles Harnisch. No appointments bavo bobn made for Clay and Owen^,

MUBJ

ERO9S

Idstitute, Ivy'tfci3#fibg Id Iti4aiiiediate vie nl y, a Fa^ul of able physicime, aIjl n^ifef us4|a.Vbr|r6*d: HMirtai iMk»Bobf sidtfVStfecr #eta oiilweight-d by tho arguments in favor'of

parties, are thoroughly competrtllP ^Sdianapoiis. Its central position, and ustworthv

:tbe

ASSAULT.—'

communication it necessarily has with alt Cer^eld for tne usefulness oi

morning abou. one o'clock a man named Jackson, a shoemaker by trade, fcfao resides on First street, between Main and Ohio, was knocked down near his re«l« denoe by a couple of men. It is supposed the objeot was robbery, as on the evening previous he had been freely exhibitrng-i^r their own city an establishment for a roil of money—some ninety dollars—in bis possession. -Mr. Joyc^a friend, fearing something of this kind from the rash exhibition of the money,- aocompanied him home as far as the comec of Main and First streets. He had ^ft him but a moment, when the assault was made. Jackson's cries called up some of the neighbors, and the supposed attempted robbery was frustrated.' The injured man was conveyed to his residency IJj) to ^last evening he was insensible, and it feared hie injuries will prove fatal.

tyj greatly Sncouragea us in the work we had !0n more mature reflection, our friends in Terre Haute were anxious to secure

has /beeosten*? ewUtaty. Alreaiy «i»

It ntis

IIBIBI II—IIIrl'I

ly what we ^liberality of the citizen^ in jamjar to commence the ddlfice, which shall, with the blessing of God, prove a bonefit and an ornament to Terre Haute, and be, to the friends of die sick, a lasting monument of their generous charity.

SISTERS

PROVIDENCE.

BENEFITS or ADVEKTXSISO—Nothing oan impress upon the minds of property owners the necessity of insurance so for. cibly as the record of losses paid daily by Insurance Companies. By examination of the business reports of The Home Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio, we find that they have paid to their policy holders since January 1st, 1869, sixteen thousand, four hundred and ten dollars 1 These losses having occurred so ly throughout the territory in which they are dotfft- biceps. w% refeor sop 1U eniirS ifcVti^wndkJf Ahfit Afee

Tdie Home Insurance Company, doing business almost altogether in Ohio, dt^~

riDQtheyear 1868 had an income of ninqr ty-two thouaand, two hundred dollars.— •file list of losses paid since January lef, sho*rs how promptly the Company pays her pplicy holders, and fully demonstrated the'-^lvantBges of having a policy of in in The Home. F. E. Adamn Agent, Terre Haute, Ind. dlt

JP^KBIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES—in all colors, and among them can be found th£ azuiine blue and the new green, colors ver.y*nuch sought after—at the sole agente

LARGE

and attractive sticte of Dress

Goods and-®fimminge, the larnqst^stuck a'tod lowest^pricgs ever oiftissrfi lJrTerre Hauto, now S Ryce & Go's. i±l- dlt

Z&SZ J.j'il

EpiToa^f* Albion Herald sujCf ^'My Wife has trf3r Dr. Price's Oream'Haking Powders,and find -them excellent. "We cannot do without them. Get a box of ^our grocer, and you will be satisfied

Impossible for any lady not to be pleas with them. mH-d3t,

'GBAPJB Wjsfl tVR

projected in

locality. The line runs through the prairie, skirting the timber, over ground, nearly all the way, as level as our streets through a country unsurpassed In beautv and fertility, all under cultivation by wcaltfc^-iiiii'

SIFEKNAFE—Dscid

edly one of tho nicest ar.d most creditable of any advertised article we have ever sefen, is the wine bearing the above name, frywi thevlnevard of Mr. Alfred Speer, of Paseaio, N "J. This wine i3 expressed from the Oporto grape, which, under the hand of Mr. Speer, has been brought to a state of great perfection. Tho wine possesses the very highest medical virtues, and certainly as an article of beverage it isinot, in our judgment, to be surpassed ii? color, taste, or any of the qualities fliich constitute a pure, mild and agreeable wine.—Boston Tran$eript-

For sale by Druggists. mlO-dwlt. THE person who has my large Drafting Bpard will please return it to my office. lOdlt T. C. BAILKT.

DECOBATION DAY.—All members of the Grand Army of the Republic, and others desiring to participate with them in the solemn ceremony of decorating tbje grave3 of deceased soldiers on the 3(jth inst., are requested to meet at the Oid Court HoU» on Tuesday evening, liay 11th, at 7£ o'clock P. M., for the purpose of making preliminary arrango-mbnU-for the proper observance of Decoration Day. MOBTON C. RANKIN, !dtd Poft Commander.

TEBBE HAUTE & INDIANAPOLIS R. R. TEBBE HAUTE, May 7, 1669

JCHASOB OF

diy, May 10th, the passenger trains on this road, will run as follows LEAVES TiBBE HAUTE. Efcpress I-55

Mail

Accommodation.. Mail Express A m8-dlw.

FOB neatly trimmed Hats and Bonnets, •go to Mrs. Mitten, Main street, between %tb and 9th. 7dlm

THE cheapest Millioery Store is at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between 8th and

ti)WfW3?b

LABGE

^.PPBOPKIATENEIS OF

?9$g

fger field Tor the useiuiness of an Infirmary, together with the reluctance we fe)t in giving up? £oo5ti T$£ ajfead^Qeguu, made us dauide in favor of the Cap* italij* tjoirtnenced to #e^rch out a proper site for thelndianap^uljs Infirmary, and-bvaolioit assistance for the purchasing of property and the eriction of *ul^\Ki^iildlng^iif'.found necessary. Our first call was upon the

unniwtsiiri deicitei

,T .St j£»i

ICE CBUX for psrtaes, for oouples an by the aingla dish, can at *11 timet be found at S. Stone's, No. 22 South Fourth street. m744t

AUCTION SALE—LABOE SALE OF FUB.

KITUBB AT

T,ER.

AUCTIOIT.—On Thursday

May 13th at the rendvsce of TfcMtai HNelson, corner of 7th an^ ChesCnut stree^ will be sold a large and very fine lot of furniture, embracing every variety of household goods, moat of which is quite new.

Terms of sale—On all suma exoMdin«. ten dc^lan/six months credit t£s pbr4 bast^gAriapproved' ihcarity. ,,,

Ssi% J?ifl. ajmmeacB at

GEMS

m4dtf.

TIME.—On and after Mon-

lot ot Calioos, handsome

styles, at 12$ cents, at Warren, Hoberg & Co's, suooessors to Edsall & Co. 8JSt

How's THIS?—You can get Gems or •Gallery, eight for d6t

Tintype.^ a Gallery, eigb

LOST.—Several days since, a Lady's breastpin. It is a gold pin, square in form, filled with oircle and wreath. The flower wiUjj^r^we^ded on leaving it at ^.i B. •3P/«eo^a#s^J#*wy 8t^ri*

TOU

6-60 M'

Accommodation, ,,,..3,30 P. M* Ekpress ..4.35 v. m-

ABBIVE TEBBE HAUTE.

A. M.

Express 6.30

10.25 A. 4.55 P. M, 11.06 P. M]

CHAS. R. PEDDLE. Superintendent.

"-dtf

DBKSS.—The on

ly? true mode for gentlemen's apparel, is thjat combining utility ami artistic beau tyl To combine ai^lUe natucal arid. esseu* tisl prtDal^kl olDietf, rftqiiirashiahiah%st order of talent, skill and taite. The manufacture of Dress itself Ji one of the mpst ingenious arcs known to human skill. The siz'.', form and complexion of the wearer,have t^ b^ tal^6n|B^c,'n*i(ler--ation, and the harmony oV proportion and collor carefully preserved fThtf iPsWtrV»ddfe to Dress his ei^tomers in the true mode in all essentijl respects, and at any

COSL,

must have

a thorough knowledge of the principlos of diiess, ar.d not be a more retailer of ma-

asfto physical health and vigor. No true mkn can be entirely indifferent to dress, •Uher in himself or others any man pretending to the contrary must be possessed 'of]a low, coarse nature. Whatever may bej pretended to the contrary, Dress is, and always will be, in a great measure, a man's passport through life- A stranger is generally treated according to the clothes he wears, it is a 'Eatural and unanswerable princible of hnman nature, so

the care of the s!ok, and made us very liberal offers for that purpose For some time we were in doubt Whether we could well aceept their ^enerons proposals, fear^ _we should endeavor to see ourselves icgthstrlt 'WOTtTdrihlSrfere with our eitab»9h«n^ ftrtVf But new, b^ng persuaded ^hftt toeiwaiwuees caorlie cai.

others see us, and make tbo most favora^1® appearance in our power as elevators jjqd refiners of our raca •T JOHN WALMSLET.

Merchant Tailor.

is-dlw 145 Main Street. -BOOBD & SON. have received a new fnvoice of fine Bedspreads, and the fa* ropos Queen Quilts. 24dtf

LOJF A.

11. HATWAKD & BTAN,

m7-dtd. Auctioneers.

ICE OBBEM left on the slate attfaePost Office Lobbyt also at the Washlrigtoi* 3a» loon, will meet with prompt attention Small quantities can be* hid. at the latter place at any time-^ fd^v£' J. ST*nr*ltft. *•1

GEMS I GBM»4—Bight for

Eight for

$1,00,

for

$1,50,

D. H. WBIGHT, Photographer,

7dtf l|5T®»j[rstsj»

PABAFISE WAX CANDLES, a superior article, at Davis?

157

ICE

RE AM!

GBOVER & BAKER'S Sewing Machine Offiae is the only house but what has had a rush this reason. Come and see us up stairs, first door over Tlllotson's Jew elry Store, 99 Main street. [6,d3t S. L. CABBITHEB,Agent.g,

THE Celebrated "Buffalo" Brand Black Alpaecas, the best in the market, at Cor* uelius & Haggerty'srfg|g,jH^a

FOB a Bice 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 d«or east of BLissner' Music Store. f4,dtf ,i

REMOVALI—The hair "dressing estab ment formerly kept at 89 Main street, has been removed to the west room the old Slate Bank Building on Ohio street between 2nd and 3rd. The lady having charge of the business is compe tent to attend to anything Jn,th® 'Jiair dressing line which may be entrusted to

want an elegant pair of Gloves?

Go tS O. "Wlttlg & Co., 170^M«iS treet Demlng Block. They carry the largest and beat assorted stock in the city. 8dtf

MILLINKBT.—Miss M. A Raridan has opened her stock of Millinery to the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. [6,dtf

BUY where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. eould make you see it. 'v dtf

COBSETS!—The largest stock, the finest assortment, the lowest prices, at Herz Arnold's, 89 Main street. 20-dtf-

THE Paul Breton Watch is FOR sale by S. Freeman in Silver Cases. It is one of the very best German Watches and warranted to be equal, as^ to any in use.-

CASSIHEBXS.—FULTLIQCR rs*y

prices, at'Co:

AopcjB Woy^JT

ry of Riddle.

$1,00,

Eight for

$1,00.

Sixteen

Sixteen for $l,50, at H.

WBIGHT'B GALLEBT,

105

Main Stroeti

Terre Haatej Ind^To enable me^o* supply InamCreksing demand for cheap PtCturcs, I have purchased a Multiplying Camera with which I can make first-class Gems Of Tintypes in all kinds of weather, and any number desired, from two to sixteen at «ne sitting! finished in ten minutes. Now is your time to get Cheap Piotures^g

atr. ia

I -O. I •!J

M. RIEGLEMAN.

as a lime piece,

RKMKMBKB tbat Welsz, 159 Main St National Block has the best and cheap est stock of Skirts and Corsets in the city dwtf.

THI best fitting and most destfoJW^jall Whalebone Corset for 75 cts at Weil* Skirt- factory, 150 Mala St., bit ween Fifth and Sixth streets, at the Front." A

lowest C«,d4t

BABO^ISSI BABGACNB!L-«Bargainf In Dry Qe^ds. Go, to tke^ oosaur «f -Md.ua and Scoond streets, when Boord & Son have just opened an entire new stock, all purchased since the decline in prices, i,. [apr2^1tf-

FOUB and a quarter pounds of good coffee for $1,90 at Strongs.. dtf

FOA nowest patterns .of Prints, Delaines. Xj/kWtp,»Armuros, ..J, W^itttg & Q£/ lTF^Nfn- ftree't^ Dt&lng Black.- i.i.n 11 ii

HZBZ & ABNOLD, 89 Main street, arc the only firm in the city, who offers lrome manufactured Hoop Skirts to the retail trade.? r'^ww:i.'l* ^i3P ^dtf

"WIM. repair 'firoe of charge, all

Sllirtaj^whiCh were bought of our predeeelsor ^r. B. Weisz. i/M.« *.

& ABNOLD, S9 Main street.

NEW Whlio Goads, at Herz & Arnold's.

wiww mm-smrmw.

pAOoB Knur, opposite tho Post Office, oir0th stxeetj is not telling hiti goods at cost,neither does lib intend to close out biy Christmas, but sells as cheap as any on? in the city a £ne lot of Jewelry and 01icks for Christmas, just received, .to bo sold at very low figures. Call and com ^piare his prices before purchasing. d22

COMPLETE

Ct.v-

FOB latest styles of Hats and Bonnets go to Mrs J. B. Mitten's, Main street betweon Eighth and Ninth. [m7,dlm

line of Wtaite Goods, com

prising Jaconet^ Nainsooks^ ^Victoria L»wns, Bishop Lawns, Swiss, Briliant Pique, etc, to be found at O. Wittig & del, 170 Main street^ Doming Blpiek.

Sdtf^ .0 NEW

Main street? dtf

ICE CBEAMM—W.

Scudder's Ice Cream Saloon wrtl be open day and evening throughout the season for all who may favor him With a Call.^ Parties Berved with Confectioneries as usual, promptly and on short notice. Beturning thanks' for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended, he hopes to merit a continuance of the sam4. 6dlw

ABBIVALS

of "Spring shawls, Sul

tana, Ristori, et(£^.at C. Wittig & Go's. 170 M.ain streetj'Doming Block. 8dtf

MAPLE SUGAR

6dtf

C. I. RIPLST

SEWING MAOHIOJES.—The beat Sewing Machines in the market, to soli

Yellow

dwtf.

HKADQUABTKBSPOB MILLIMSBY GOODS —We have received and now open for the inspection of our patrons and the lkdies in general, the largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery Goods ever brought to this oity. Our wholeAlr.de' partmont is complete in every line, *nd we are able to offer 'to thd trade Setter bargains than can be got anywhere West of New York. S. L. STBATT8 149 Mfrtff, and Id South Fourth sC

5-dw^aa KllAMC SPEKB'* SXAKDABD WIK* BITTSBS IS ^highly recoramendad by pbysiolans for Dyspeptics, on account of ita tonio properties ita purity, and ita delicious ftb2Sd^rlt ii r.v.. trn rr?-

NBW STOCK of ^ru^nin^l Ijlo^ons Fanoy and Varietyat Buddie's. ii ».• .*•' t. «t O. I. Rip-

PSELKD DSI*P loy's. .. 6dtf

AHY

who may deaign using Paints,

Window Glass, etc., this season, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kepi full and complete, and always sold at ibe bottom of the market.

BAM, Guutaftt BxJtikY.

17-dtf Druggist*.' 3 r, *~. •. Do

YOU

want Presrved Orange PeelT

Call at C. I. Bipl«y's!. C25|dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Feel, at C. I. Ripley's. [2&,dt/f

JIT

SKTS

in'great variety, and cheap,

at Riddle's. H|„

stock of Spring Geods Is now com

plete, embracing ail that is new in goods for mens' wear in which wo include the largest line of Gents' Furnishing goods in the city,

On or about tlie*fi'rst oifAprirwe will remove to our new Store, Deming Block corner of Main and Sixth streets, where y^e will be pleased to see our old custom ors, and as many- n^W as may see fit to favor us with their patronage. Ready made Clothing at cost.

GBOVKB & MILLEB,

22-dtf 81 Main street.

GOOD

«econd-hand Singer

Machine for sale cheap at E. R. Wright Co's. dtf HAUBUBG Inserting and Edgings, just received, at [21-dlw TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING'S.

CLOTHES W BiitGEKs I CLOTHES WRING SBS 11 Buckeye Clotiies Wringers.

Little Grant Clothes Wringers. 'Sherman Olotfces Wringeirs, For sale at COBY

«FC

'21-dtf

LMPOB TANT

MANCOUBT8.

"fo

LADISS.—

'IT is

SAID,

Mrs.

Volger, South Fourth street, has just received direct from New York a select lot of Spring Bono»U, Hate, Flowers, Frames and JRibbons, all of the latest and moBt attractive styles, which she has placed upon lier counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices.

Il-d2w

"This world is ail

RTDDLS is alniost daily rcoeiring

FINE LINE

an^ ^ssei d3t

-•.

A BIO RUAA

monthly payments by T. H. Riddle, 151 Mtiin street: C27»dtf CHOICE

WINES

and Liquors at Strong's, •f ai «•-./•. «*ii£i! -iM

190 Maiu street. in* dtf -l! CABPEMTEBB• and builders generally for the best warranted Toola and'Toledo Sash and Doers see Austin, Shryer & CO dtf .1

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

THE Weed Sewing Machines are an excelled by any Machine ever presented for popular favor.

Z. S. W&EELKB, Agent. bet^^n Ohio and

,9ottth :6tb ,treet,

Main s'.reet?^ 13-dtf REMOVED. Weed Sewing Machine -Ojfflce removed to South 5 th street, between Main and Ohio streets. 13-dtf

I I ... •.

NEW Jewelry at fair prices at R'rddle's. "}'ai d3t -J#

fleeting

sliow for man's illusion jgiven," but those who shed .tears of woe can have them soon dried up if they will only go to Moudy's and buy one of his Velocipede CSgan.: [l7dtf

YOU

like a go»-d smoke, call at

Bioudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velociped^ Cigars I"!731* GBOVXB MILLKB have removed their stock of goods to the corner room in the Deming Block, where they aro now prepared to wait on all Who may favor them witn a call. 12,dtf

HABDY MODTBLY BOSKS, Pansies and Carnations in quantity. Catalogues free to aU applicants.^ %i H«st BBOS.? mt»dlw

Sugar and Coffee at wholesale prices, ai Strong's. lTdtf ISWMt POTATOES at E. B. Wright & Op.'s, 15S Main street. [16^dtf

SPECIAL NOTICE,—A genuine Havana Cigar for -flye cent^ at C. Yost's Cigar Stdrty south 'aotner National House, opposite 1

the Postoffioe. ,"i SJi

[29,dtf

a£d. Mso, Scarlet Ladies Cloth,

af O. WiWig: 4r00^470-Mais straot .DetningBlock. .. Sotf

WHXtKWApHMrer^-ThA undersigned is prepared to ricaive and promptly attend to jail jobsand order® Tot. Whitewasliing ot Otfleerfiifting .- PrfeosrelSonaWe. Ord«rs may be left at Sforgan's Gunsmith &h6p, on Ohio street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, or at »y residence on north Second street, (bird ^ouse south of tike •BtpetoT^r7©l«|| 7||do: 29tf-

!a«^

geods, sn Watches, Cicoks, Jewelry Plated Wars, _d3t

of New Neck Ties, just

received by Riddle, ^51. Main street.

27,dtf .. BOOED & SON'S Prints at 12} cents, are going very fast Go soon to be accommodated. Stewart House oorner. 6-dtf

to Moady's every day for

his Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf GKEXN HOUSE, Hot House and Bed-ding-out Plants, in great variety anT quantity, at.

HEINL BBOS'. ml-dlw

EVEBGBBENS, cf all sizes and kiods, cJieap, at HSQTL BBOB'. ml-dlw tutie .i. -vttJ

REMEKBXB that you get six Havana Cigars for twenty, five oents at O. Tost's Cigar Store, south corner National House, opposite the Postoffloe. [29,dtf

Dcm'i FoBQjd to Oili,at Yost Cigar Store, corner National House, opposite the Fostoffice^ where they sell but Havana Cigars. [29,d3t

CATABKH is killing thousands of our best1 people, and yet the balance^ although suffering from this horrid complaiht, do noteeem to think that,-unless they, attend to this trouble inAtime, it will eventually jetid in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will avail them' selves of the best remedy of the age— ^Reader's German's nil IT"—aiTaftTcle kept by all of our druggist8, and only costing 35 cents, Ibs. GiOYKB, Jb., apl4-dlw Special Agent.

NEW Soamless Kid Gloves, at Tuell Ripley & Demings. -m26dtf~LADIES, buy Herz & Arnold's Skirt it is the best and most desirable & the market. [18,dtf

LOCAL NOTICES.

"mc House wo life in."—Space for bids oar tpea&iog of the bouse, masoles, lungs brain, nerrec, akin, etc. Bat consider for a mo meot that the average amount of blood ia an adnli is thirty ponntfs, or akoot one-fith ot the bod weight. At each beat of the heart two and it-half oanoes of blood are thrown out of it one hULdred and seventy-five ouae* per minute: six hundred and fifty-six pounds per hoar seven and three-fourth tons per day. All the b:ood in the bod passes through the heart in three ml&< atea and distribute* the nutritive principle to every text ore and the source of every secretion.-* Now, if the blood is vr-ak and impure the danger of incurring disease 1 Imminent- This iscerta'n to be its condition, more or let*, at this ptrlod of the year. And Jost here we ate adminished of the •optrior advantages of MISRLIR'S

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

KEEPKOOL

JUST BEOEIVED,

FRABfM HEIITIG A BBO

Manufacturers cf all kinds of

CEACKEES,

BREAD and

AMUSEMENTS.

MtTSlOAL

•rai«« HAUTE, IXDIAVA*

Tbcet^Mtaof Ul* 0*twtlM ar»: Tk»•!««•tibaof uu standard of boiIiIn «u SUto tM teitfvadoa of mnsicaIt«»t»Uirtni«h tk« awdy of •ratio to lu MchMrdayttrtMBtamSar «MsyMMt laiin$'«M,uds nsISI, mtal

Musnwli ll ba bald at 10 o'clock A. X. and 8 o'clock P. "M., the first ribcarsal MisbiH on tM*7,tli«l(Hh, atSo'otooKP.K.

Dki^oaalHM of Awsapwst saka tlxsm in MmoucinK folUwiac albl* corpa of tori a* apart of rngsfed

BfUCTOB.

B.T.BAKKi ofthe ftoeton Academy of Yattc

ttfritTrfBOuiack, bt HxtiviX&iljti'XMc Sihod AHTCd'SHIDB, U«cher«f lutramcB t»l and VooalMMlo, of.Terr* Basts.

MM0K» OT 0M1BRKA. i«4

la j. KaHTKANN, leader ot ibs. Oermaa Jfaanor-Ofcor of Terre Haate.

PBOT. C0QUA'3.Orch«etra, of thla city, will foim the naeleas for a large and efficient Orehae tra-. Prosalneat maaiciaoa froa dUftseat parte of the oosatry are rzpaoted tebe praaeat. the high repntatioa of the taleat .encaged is saflcieat gaaranfti of a triassphaat sacoeea.

I CONCEMIS. Two Grand Cbnoartt Will be given at B^wliferfc flail."' 'Fusr-Wciatstaj BTCMilfa l»h-Mia-ctlUiieoaa, analMS| of Onrlnnt, Ckersae, Glees, YvOal and Inatramoatel Sclos, Diiitli, Tries, Quartetta, Ac.

Sccojia^VhAArlHax 14Qua4 final Coasert, wll:h occasion the ctlebrafcd Cantata of •tu mnniie utr* will be giv'eta entire wltb. grand Chorus and Orcboi.tr*

As far as possible fre« eatertaiam*nt will be prurided for »il (ersons Attending from abr»«d. Tbo»9 diea^aa to attand to* abre»d »ill oocfar a favor otwxtr tee eonsinttee by W cotifyisg tbem «t aa earljr a day aa poaalUa. Meabara cf choiis aad mhslciaba frc» all parts of the nntry are cordially Invited to be preeent aad par.loipata la tiio exeio icSi noun, Meiabersliip Tickets for the Oumeution.—..11,00 season Tickets, adaiitUng to Baheraal and

Ooncerts 1,60 Single Tkk'.ts each Coccert 60 Ohl ap'a Tickets to each Ooocers.~....M^. 29

Tl-keismay be procured of Allen Aadrewa, ft Oiund: Moslo.

Bartlett ft Giuady and at Kassaer's Palace of

Comaanieatlons shonld be addressed to W. W. Byers, Sa«etary,or to aay oae of tbo other members of the cciB mittea. voHHims or AattMSMsxis—W. H. Paige, izjmtXs?-

Warren Darie, Bto. I 0 3 1 8 e» '!3 ve!i9fr»n 9BBB? -XX »'OJ

BXBB

BIT'

TSC4 for cleansing and renovating the blood.— This it will always do, and aiso prevent any dls eass ari«li)g from Impnri blcod, teoanse it re moves the c^cse. Begin at onoe to (urifyyour bloolwith this grrat tonic, and thus ward off disease before it entrenohes itself In your tyt tern. Cdslw

To KemoTe Moth fatcbcs, Freeh les and Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth and Freokte Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O. PlBBT. Sold by all Druggists.

For Black Worms Ana Pimples on the face, use PEBBT'S OOXISOKB.AND Pisni BIUCOT, prepared only by Dr. B. O. FKBBT, 48 Bond street, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade (applied by Wholesale Mediclae Sealers. marl7deod8m-w3m

WANTED.

\XJ ANTED.—Pedlars in the oity or country to eatl at tho 8. W. oor&er of 4th and Cherry streeta, Terre Haate, whero tbey will find a small article that soils rapidly at good prcfit*. salOdlw

W ANTED.—Agenta in every connty to sail two SSe articles, toad far •ample and tar auto Aadrsw Saireiy, S. W.oor. 4th aid Cherry atreets, Terre Haate, ladiaaa. mlOdlw

FOR RENT.

"CpORilENT—Desirable Offiees—-

JL Over tbe Mew PottOOoe. Apply to J*y. mSdtf Prairie Oity

XpOR BENT.—A Cottage House A Oft Oak Street, eoatain Ing aorea rotfm, in good order, on large lot, commodltas stable,water ooaveniMtk: apply at this oBc. aprilWdtf

FOR SALE.

T?OR J? Hon*

j2S-

Kefrlgeratorsr lee CbestB, Lager Beer Coolen« afclee Pitchers, S' lee Cream freezers,

Bath Tubs,all sties,! Toilet Setts at SS00. "Bird Gages, all styles, and

-wjea.

In abundance, which will be sold loar'to onr raata. Call at

BALLS, dtf

will do you gooc!^

beat.

Jy/JEKCHAJST TAILORING.

1 have Just received aod now open to the in apectian of my patron* and tbe public in general tb? moss dwtratte styles of Colored

Cloth Coating. Oasslmere and VKI^TmG, In all thades, wh°'ch I pr pwe to make up to OBDEB In t^e latest and test

PITTING STYLE,

On short notios, Cheaper than they can bs any where weat. Please call on FBBD. eOHLEWING, mSdtf 192 Main street, Metropolitan Block

|T N IO JN STEAM BAKER! CANDY MASUFACTOBT, AND O S O E

CAKES,

PRETZELS,

tn.i Sealer* in

O E E 1 S S

On Lab)(tu »t.,|i«twtva Oanai and Difet 13 ~R Tt IZlMtt.JLr'TJ B. INDIANA. Orders left at Julias Mif ssen'a, No. 16 north ith atraet, wlllbe promptly attended W),

Having mt in BTE4.M we arensbiedto meet all order a in cur Ilao premptly and wfth sati*fl(otioi, and wll sell at the lowest iotas. JilOdtf

J^IYBKY BKOKLFIB A STABLES

The CTidfrsfgued, at hl« tlvery Stable, Third street, oppbstt* tbe Buntia Honsc, is prepared with goed stock and CSarrlacee^tQ accommodato the public.'' tlOH'T HXJflTTXB.

Any: person wishing to deposit Horns. Bag giss, Harnsas, or other livery articlne at Hnnt era Livery Stable, will be accommodated with money advanced Oa* the same. decMtf Htnmm OOLLIHS.

OABDING HOUSE.

The auderstghefi opens to-day, a'.lvgo and n«wly furnished Boarding Boose, oa the corner Of ,Fifth and thsrry stre IS, wjwro h,» htpae to see all lt!s eld, and ttany new patraas. THX Ty«Ti wrt.r. mi WMJ.HJ8WISHtD and the Hoosa well kept In in every reepeot.

AcommodlensWagonTard adjoins the pemis«. WOBOIAS »ILB«CK* Siatcta 18-dtf

ILL PC^TIJNG.

tj.

SALE.—-A nice Cottage

Hovse situated on South Third street, aaatainlng aeVen rooms,' «tti all moaern Istnrovement*, erniTdn the easiest kiad of teros, Call at SIMPSON'S Beal SatataAgency. 8dStj|

SAIiB.—One Second-hand

turn-ieat Bockaway, with pole aad shaft. One eecend-hand single seat Koekaway Onersecond'hahd open BngK] open anggy. HeW aad la ftodd rnnnlng order. Vor sale

Fgood

»ly paii icheap. I ft GO'S,

pais tad At

WILDT^THOMAS

ft o,

m436t CornarWalnnt and Sd atreets.

Feast

3R SALE».In Montrose, southof the city—2% aires well set la all kiadS Of small fruit and trait tree*. Good frame toBse containing eight *ooms and collar, largo table and other oat-bo Mings complete. Qood rell and cistern. Property free of all encumbrance. Will be sold cheap if appMoetioa la made ta°on to 0. r. OlLMOBE, ftdcf Metropolitan Block, Terre Bauter

SALE OB KENT—A oomfortahla two-story framo houte, contain lag nlSe rooms, hail, pan ry. aad summsr kitebea.— within fl»e mluutwi' walk of tbo PcstoOce.— Flue fruit on the place. If not sold by the 20-h of Uay, wlll be offered for rent. A rare obaoce/jr a bargain.. For particulars lafairo on tbe premises, south-east earner of SovanSb aad Oheotnut streets. aprllgMtf

JB SALB—YjiiKY LOW—A two atory Bono, located ossntk ltk etreet, containing eleven roome, gas ail oTar the house, line chandaliers, good bare, wood house,,wuh'hoaee With ftaraaee, later* and well, betwtsen two and three acrea of ground well eett with fruit, shrubbery and shage trcae, all in flrstrate vendition. FctSMSioa given ImmeStatoly.

Inquire of

Fdr

JF. A. HUDSON. aprl9dtf

SALB!—VERY LOW-A

good one and a half etory Oottage located close to the Passenger Depot, good ciatera, wsll wood house, oellar and other coaveaaneee will bo aold low for cash. Inquire soon of WHABTOM ft BB^OQ, cornsr »f Slala and Tifth stretta. aprilTdtf

l?Ofi SALE—A desirable oorner

JI Lot, three iqnares south cf Vain, corner of Sixth and Swan a treats, 03x184 foot, wsswa of a?dtf M. B. BDJfoCff.

FBagie

[)R SALE-.^Soase and Lot on

street, between Sixth aad BotaathJ—

Btqulre of I. B. WBIOHT ft 00 aprli7dtf

170B SALE.—-A two-story briek I Boaee, located on Statu street, Seat to McKeea ft Paddock's Mill, Bow occupied as a drooery, wul be eoia«t low fl^a-e tbo purchaser. The owner wilt take a cesiraUe cuttage in paxt paymeat. Inquire on tho promisee. na4^ta

Torre Ssate aaA ferrfTille racket.

Steaser SLAV GliAOtX wiU •Cply regularly betweon Terre Baate

uu -ferr v«le, leavug Terre Baute at 10 o'clock A. II., Uondajs, Wednesdays and Fridays ot aoh weak. ~#or Might or past age aoply oa board, or to D. 8HKWHAKKB, at hU Warehouse, corner of O'.h and Wabaeb.strseta. dtf

TNDIA'NA STATE NORMAL

SOBOOL.

Sealed prtyosala wJll be reoelvod until tbe thirtenth of Sfay, at fhe Office of J. A. Trtdagb, Architect, South-east corner' ot Wabash and Stb Streets, ToTre Indiana, fbr ihe (ollowjag Works:

SmM. i""-* lroa Bailing to front steps anTcurb, Iron Shoea to ooaidaetore. Bagdwarso. n.' The .wodu.^o bv. c«malebed on or before the

IRSTO^QCIOBER, IFA,-

OTO'Tt IK*.

Plans and BpcoitUatiaM may be aeon at the OtBoo of the ArcMtost from tbe Sd until tho 13th W May.

Tbe Beard ressfVM the right to reject aay cr all of the propcwle it not favorable. By order of the Board of Trusteed

JMSIMUrlat PrsoWeut.

H. OLCOTT, Sec. _ap28 t-i ''.if *.

JjEMiDVED

,*aw»

LOU TOWNSMNDt •yfo "eeT,S»^i: -o lis Main Stv, Is now pfefaM fd do, all kinds of Bill Posting, Distributing and Paihtiog o» MlVM,

mt3*t

ertistto maoBor and the moat w»WW* l*tmn All orders willhs promptly atSmtod aprurut

1hennd«a%ae« MtnOd reepeot fdlly Ofortf Mis Cltiasns Terre Bante and oid customsrt that be has removed the Notional Boase Barber Shop j# lbe*eutdn!a Boteiyoa Main street bstween Sixth atiMMb iwtMhur ol the beat Barbertsta theofty. &«•(>«

Jd 6e pleased to hare alt

cttlaeae sad old' customs give hiss a call. BUS—Prof. B. Patridge, J. Patrldge, J. Bass, B.'BitiaeH.

Barbers experience will always be oa band at ail timerte wett npon ladies at t|Mlr rsefdenc* ilr, fte.

'tetrS ^miux.ufiSS:

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ESADQUARTERS "t'

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L~--I H* "5a rn

HALL.

ai»

DRY GOODS

A&k. »aurc.»*t

afcf.fe ••sfc.si#«ss»s»...

Corner Ith and Main"? tit ziHwMib

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W •, a 8 I |t9a|. I

WARKB^HIUitCd

f.. f!.' .. jm"jr

Offer for this WeeK .. sta/otf Jo S*ti$ *1*41

MERRIMAG81!

Calicoes 19149*.

..it anHt.-ir nu-tUK »iat «8

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SPRAGUES

0»He«Ml31«9e. ixl 5T

'Sit UU 01 »#, it

AMERICAN

«#**i} KYU

Calicoes IX l-2c.

RICHMOND'"-

rf-''

Calicoes 12 l*3e. .»

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#ir ai ,k9

LANCASTER^

Calicoes 191lk.-

rjay?

These goods are Aa very best sfyltt and very cheap. Other Domestic Gosjs at unusually low figures.

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tf-Mll i' Stew

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WMRKH, U0BEB6 ft €«.. -hil S3.-" .!! t~.Hiiv.. .. •:&1 £01*2 ?tflOSS

•M JR. SUOCKSOBS TO .«BSJ

•,•'*• i-N 'i* »*-:w issi ,ooHa n-. "iw tfaaoa 14-jth slj*-.! h'i »da .JSA*

EDSALL & CO.,"

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CASE OULTrVATp*'."-

This Biding Plow was latro^ueedJsy as ia'|Ma^ ie« eeeticn, last seeeaa, aad and haa glvasi eddl par-

feet aad entire satisfaction that we do' not hS^*^

tat a to roommend It highly and ask tbe attCfitWSL^a .aoffarmeretoltsmetits, i'"i i'««»»aaet »t«

It Is entirely different in ita operation from iJil.*

Buokoye, Bawkeye, Farmers or any oultlvator.£

wshave ever eeen, and will not be thrown In the

feloe corner, aa ms oj other* have beea.' W h'J

easy to operate, so easy that a boy IS yea re old\}

can do aa (ood work, ant taice aa much of It aa

a man ia the ordinary way., U,l» ago thJ^Q

and wiltBAlJTID AS B&

SB^tTl]^ 4

THE BLESSING CORk PlANTjiHI^

Saves tlie Iaboc «f On* Baa I

Brave tte fota wtth ewftrt Be»alarti^?SCB'1

Is a. Ons^Horse PtaMsrt -to lt»e COSTS OJBCjyjr

TWO-HORSK COBN

PORN

if.

A.aWALL.ofOWc,

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4 :U*W

Ctnalara aootaiaing cats add Ml Aeeeriptleas of thoahove,eeat oa application,

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CINCINNATI, OHIO. KBTIB TO iS!hT« B.

Branaaa, Preet."Yranklin Bank, Otmcinaatf, Ofefs Breneh kfio,, Oomaaiaeloa HersSwtst TO'! ,r OlnclenaW, ahfctaag

Tva*. Ss|^,„. ..•,.- oiooi«»H Torre Damn, Tadlmso nil tm