Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 May 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Monday Morning, M»J Mt*»

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CITY NEWS.

The Common Pleas Court adjourned on Saturday until the regular August term.

Patbbs

«P-

are referred to

the Collector's notice this morning. Pay

The noses of some of the "old soakers about town are very good specimens of spirit photography.

The

German Turners hold a picnic at

the new Pair Grounds to-day. Of course jt will be a pleasant affair.

Railroad

"Wjest.—It is still undeter

mined whether to run the railroad west to State line north or south of the Natioaal Road. ^^_____

Thhs

present changeable weather

productive of chills and fever, and it is well to guard against that disagreeable oomplaint as much as potsible. Keep oh your flannels yet a littlo longer, and avoid the inconvenience of a spell of sickness.

Ajf echo in Woodstock Park, Oxfordshire, England, repeat* se^teen~sy11ftbles by day, and twenty by night but the most remarkable echo known ison the north side of Shipley Church, in Sussex, which distinctly repeats twenty-one syllables.--Exchange.

The Indianapolis Mirror is witting to baek Colonel Edward's echo, at the Terre Hauto House, against the field

Mabbiaojs Licissbs were issued laet week by the County Olerk to the follow ing parties: Emil Soli and I?eah JKuhn. Charles D. Plaid and AnnaS. MoKenaey Leonard B. Fowler and Bell Pardue. Andrew Rhodes and Laura J. Smith. Nathan Smith and Eli^abe^h woo3. George T. Link and Sallie F. Kirtley. Isaac J. Byers and ElLa Broadhurst. Maston 8. Boston and Mary F. Bryan Allen Morris and Linda Ann Devol. Francis Cox and Julia A. Galon. Christopher C. Compton end Barbara E

Tarvin.

James Edwards and Eliza J. Hlgglns.

Dblinqubht

Taxes.—The

following 1

a correct statement of the amount of de linquent taxes returned by the Treasurer in the various townships: Harrison, in the city.. $28,"071 08 outside city Honey Creek

7,042 76 2.846 62 1,125 39 2,780 13 1,621 67 2,862 01 3,135 42 3,052 72 2,355 04 2,543 46 2,139 68 3,106 80

Total delinquent In county..$62,681, 67

Decoration Dat. The adjourned meeting to make arrangenusnttior decorating the soldiers' graves was held at the Old Court House Saturday evening

Mr. Rankin, from the committee on general arrangements, reported that the. committee had-secured the services of Col R. W. Thompson as Speaker, for the occasion, and Rev. M. A. Jewett as Ohap* lain.

Rev. E.Trank HoW,XhaTrinan of the committee appointed to visit this business houses of the city, reported an- article of agreement signed by all tlie1uf|nite| men whom he had seen, with only four excep tionff—one dry goods house, one boot and shoe h»use and two grocery stores.

On motion of Rev. Mr. Howe, Saturday afternoon, 20th inst, at 1 o'clock, was fixed upon aa .the time

|for

Ibfl. decoration.

ceremonies. Mr. HoBford moved tEat a committee of three be appointed on finance. Mo* tion adopted, and C. E. Hosfotd, John Jvuppenheituer and E. Frank Howe, were appointed such committea.

On motion, the meeting adjourned until Thursday evening, 27th instant.

The

Jackson MtTRUEa.—The closing

examinatTon"of Michael Curran, ono of the alleged murderers of Henry Jackson was made before the Mayor on Saturday afternoon, and such testimony, although entirely circumstantial, was presented a* as to warrant his Honor to commit the prisoner to 5 jail, to await the action of the grand jury. The whereabouts of Curran the night of the murder can be traced during the entire4night ex cept a short period about the time Jack-, son received hia injuries. There is one wttnwir^ft this link in the chain of ovidcnce san be suppliedT This WltffeBS^a TelloT* laborer, named Golden,has suddenly disappearedIt will be remembered that Flinn and Swift were first arrested, but Curran although accustomed to be daily at work on the building in the rear of the new Court House, could not be found. Soon after the tuTest of F!inn and ftwifl, this man Golden w^110

employer," Mr. Wood, and

aBked iJv his pay, stating* ttutt he Granted to leave ttfWb, as he did not wish W appear as a

*bisoaw.r Sow aftet

ha left Curran t»a» forwani and" gave himself up. Previous to Curran and Golden quitting .yprK ?5 ih^t Mg°da3L morning they were seen in'tiarnsK conversaUon. The examination befiap«t}« Mayor has been very aeifcblng. The most strenuous efforts ^lF (te naddfe ife bring forward this man Goldenr and it is expected thai by the meeting df the Grand Jury, in June, much *ddlti«nal testimony will be obuined. .""ty-T:: rsn«,r*tr .t.» -'f'"' m-9X

Bbigwoli OoMiiro !—Wo are pleased to announce tiffs morning—aad we know that a luge number of our readers will greet the announoBstent ifitfi delight that the-Brignoli Opera Troupe will be here on Saituflay* evening and will give a graad operatic concert in€o»tumeBetides Brignoli, Maria Louise Duxaudi Big. Petrelli, Sig. Sarti, Signor Locotelli and Sig. Steffiwone will appear. Full particulars will be found in advertisement under our" amusement bead.

BBA£ 'EsTAtB TaAirsFxas.—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last week:

Geo. C. Pay, Commissioner, to W m. Meissel, lot in the city for $1,400. Wb»« S. Smith to Geo. W. Jordan, 19 acres in Otter Creek township for $500.

Chauncey Rose to S. Stein, Jr., lot in Rose's subdivision for $375. Chauncey Rose to Daniel O'Connel), lot in Dewey's subdivision for $100.

John B. McCoskey to Wm.M. Slaughter, lot in the city for $1,700. Isaac Evans to John Meagher, lot in Dean's subdivision for $175.

Chauncey Rose to Mary and John King, lot in Rose's subdivision for $275. M. A. Meeker" to James and Joseph Jones, part of a lot in Sheets' addition for $150.

Geo. Campbell to JF. W. Ligbtfoot, lot In Sandford for $300. S. Sibiey to C. Lutz,,lot in the city ipr $2,800.

F. S. and S. M. Bedflald to Thos. Fiizpatrick, lot in city tor $125. Jacob Kern to Jas. P. Lockard, 15 acres in Pralrieton township for $75.

Samuel Mullholland to John B. Mc Goskey, lot ia Jewetl'a Biibdiviaion for $1,500.

James R. Shadley to Alex. Shadley, 80 acres in Nevfns township for $500 Alex. Shadley to Mary Shadley, 80 acres in Kevins towhship for $500.

Claborne Hall to R. S. Cox, lo^ in Burnam's subdivision for $300.

Settlement.—Mr. G. W. Lambert* Deputy County Assessor, goes to Indianapolis this morniog to make settlement with the Auditor and Treasurer of State_ The settlement sheet shews }he following amounts tocfcd paid over, viz .v State Revenue Tax...............$26,316 25 School Tax... "... 21^882 66 Sinking Fund *fax 25,749 23 Soboot Fund -rntef«Btrr....... 1,432 07 Liquor License.wvt,........... 1,800 00

Total... $17,730 16 Besides this the Treasurer h^ to pay •o the Township *frff9tees, as follows: Special Sehool Tax .....$28,816 96 Tuition 10.338 41 TowriiTiTp" Road Dog

8 251 90 6,508 40 1,337 35

a I $ 5 4 8 5 3 0 1

AmorfnftaX due State as above $74,498 08 Makee whole amount of tax cotleeted by-the Treasurer, which belongs to the State and Townships... ........$129,331 00

This explains where a little, sum of the 'money paict Into the Treasury goes to. and why the Treasurer could not redeem County orders with it. We are Informed that he has already received orders in payment of "taxes to the extent of several thousand dollars more than what the oounty's' portion of the taxes collected amounts to, which is $40,499 77.

Chubch Dedication.—The new Uol versalist Chureh building on iEighth street was dedicated yesterday morning with the Interesting services of that church, in the presence of a very large audience. The services were conducted by Rev. W. W. Kurry, of Danville,-send Rev. A. W. Bruce, of Lafayette. The choir was under charge of Mr. S. S. Ken uedy, and the muBic of such a character as to jddgreatly to the interest of th$ ftfc* etcises.

The sermon was delivered by the Rev. W. W. Curry, and was interesting instructive and appropriate to the occa sion. Taking as a text, the passage from Luke XXI, wherein speaking of the Temple at Jerusalem, Jesus said: "As for these thinju..which ye behold, the days will come in which there shall not be left one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down," he briefly, sketched jthis mBgnifipent structure, and the com plete fulfllWeut of the prophecy. From the facts he drew the following lessons as appropriate to the opCasien First, that In contemplating the Mligious buildings of past ages, and remembering that the congregation had aeaembled to dedicate this building to religious uses, we are re minded thhl the religious nature cfaves cftnpaniodship, and therefore, demand buildings, suitable for public religious exeroftSi. Seoo*d, that' however grand and beautiful—however extensive or mass ive -ouHSMpleB1 ihay: be-j they: must at last perish. Tbird, that the destruction of tempiet iaojotthe end of wdrlhip nor the. do^th pf religion aodvbeoeefth» further lesson that pur temples aresimply convenience* for worship, not essentials of religion, and oUr religious rites a ad infliitution^^axs ^Mi^rpaateJjtj.e&o£ human welfare, not masters of human life. The sermon was scholarly effort, and3"f»§ to throughoul with marked attention.

At the conclusion of the sermon, Mr Reagan read n.brief history of the society from its organization to the present lime, from which learn that the original constitution adopted on the formation of the

First Urateaalirt 'Church of Terre Haute," is dated May 8th, 1841, and aijfhad 5f c&eUI>6r. During that lime the followiog .ministers have s&rea th^^WsWty" Rev'# Mteffford, Jt-d-r well, Foster, E. M. Knapp, J. M. Allen, Wt C. Brogks,S. G- Gibson, and H«nry Jewell. -v ^Fhs^present membership is thirty-nine, besides forty Jour who are regular in at* tendance, active in service and large con-

church worship. We append tli^a£)icl$9jo£ faitj^, whioh are as follows:

1*-1"

1. We believe ia one God, the Creator of the Universe, the Giver of life and every WewiPgEWho,. is, infinity ia power, wisdom and benevolwjce, and every possible perfection2. We believe in Christ Jesus, the romisad Messiah, and the' mediator beween C^od «d man. 3. We beliete that tie eoripturee of the Old and new Testaments contain certain unfailing rules for our conduct in all the

ing-on the corner of Fourth «nd Ohio erected tWe*nty--rfVe yeart i^o, was soldi and preparations made to erect the present neat edifice. The building is of brick, 44x90 feet, is elegantly constructed and admirably adapted to the wants of the Society. It has capacity for comfort^ ably seatiag three hundred and fifty persons. The brhk work and plastering was done by Mr. Harmon Blood, the car* penter work by Mr. T. A. Madison, and he painting by Mr. Manning. The interior wood work is finished^in imitation of cak and rosewood, and presents an exceedingly handsome appearance. The cost of the house, ground and furniture is about $11,000, on which there is remaining an indebtedness of about $1,000.'

Sunday School Union—The Fourth Anniversary of the Sunday Sohool Union was held at Dowling Hall yesterday afternoon. The school* assembled at their several rooms4 and marched^ to t&e H§.U* It *fei| should be admitted until the cnildren were Beated. This was a wise provision —otherwise all the children could not have been got Into the Hall. The larg# audience room capable of seating 1,200 rpWn p^scrtif^wj^ ^n sely paatte4 and hundreds were turned away unable to gain admission.

The meeting was presided over by Rev. W- M. Cheever, tho President,-and the exercises consisted of singing by the chil-

an address by Col. John M. Ray, of Indianapolis. Col. Ray possesses in an eminent degree the happy faculty' of addressing and interesting small children. His very soul ae^ias full, to. runpmg .over with the interests cSL Sunday- Se&ols We hardly remember to have heard an address to children so forcible, instrue tive and entertaining, and at the same time adapted to the comprehension of tht youthful mind, Cql. Rs^y Pan accpigp plish a good worK wherever ne may go,

W. W. Byer|, S^ratarif p^eaeated the foilowihg reportT Not a very glo winir account of our work for the past year, as a Union, can be given. Since our last anniversary, but one meeting has been held, that of Dec. 14, at the Baptist church, when the subject of uniform lepsons was discussed Wiith much interest^ afid officer* elected for the next year.

The following is a report of the operations of the different schools connected with the Union for the past year.

From the laie return of tbeee reports or from the failure on the part of Superin tendents to return them at all, it is impossible to estimate with anything like exactness the number of children in the ^Sunday schools.

For the same reason a comparison can not be made with last year's reports, but .by looking over the different reports alight advance may be noticed in some oaBcS, and in others a falling off, in some cases greater, in others less. Of the twelve schools represented in the Union,

Lhree hold their sessions in the morning and tbe remainder in the afternoon, and ,tbe majority of thoss attending in the morning attend again in the afternoon, so that In reality tbe number of scholar! ia-thedlffMont-schooli-wil faH- far short of the aggregate of these reports.

The number of conversions reported last year was 101. Tbis year 19. It is subject of serious thought whether we la bor more to draw the children to Christ or simply to amuse them whether we dwell more upon Christ and him crucified or upon the idUcussioii of semto whibn has-obthihg to dd Ufa the way of eternal life. Tbe demand lus never ceased for more teacfagflbrsflarnest, devoted teachers—more of Christ's proposed followers who have not forgotten his com* mand, "Feed my Lamb,'' V/

Tbe reports handed in to the,Secretary show the number of scholars enrolled to be as follows: First Baptist....! 350 Seoond Baptist 160 'Congregational 266 German Methodist..... 70 Christian Centenary M. 3£ & 646 Asbury M. E.... First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian. United Brethren..^^. .. Mont Rose Asbury Mission South Baptist Mission... Armory Mission .-.v..

.. Lotal.~........

to conduct wid it principle VtMP

uniaiiHig siiataiH.m^ A oifeumataBoea of life, de* principles will beie«tried out. claring un aBd laws

mequivo of Ood, the reward of.mt«e»

uivocally the government

'*&

the punishment of vice, and the' nrial "fa.

coaeiUaUoa «t all things.

thjB frame halld

1 "araoa^A^-Kw bs«I.

.t?P895

CJ*V & Wit.CiVK

..295 175

.. ...140 180 70 140 125 ......160

»»«r. 2,762.

FEMALE COLLEGE.

Tbbbe Haute, Ind., May 15th. To the~RMie^ A«rdue^^tp 73500^ I

glad to stTO Th'aE the results "of the first day's active canvas^ here, are $2,6QO.OO of the $ 14.000 No^|^m l:e|||#ked haB ?emse^w We^io not expect gentlemen who are known as monied men, and who are taxed heavily "for all public en terprtaea, t9_d9.AlL.tb at iaxxpected from Tei^L^utalua tflBS S^eiexpeet them to contribute, but we expect every man in the comrauGiljh to ha*»-aji-oppo^. tunity of doingr*tn ^roptffrtWir toWardl' eHahlkbuig ^hi^InfiUtuMop. The Board to ije'cT^Htefdf 'by ffie ^bbScfJ^Srs, it is assumed, will be one which will have the confidence of the oortfrlSutora and of the community,

That falffl*TOnmiStofft mi^Ve^eached by none, I think it proper to state that it is rurt^M^thdfc MrvlUte tnj Sy'St control $2(J,0^ oljl^a^teorif^iopftmade.— Were I to assurno that I should be made a member of the Board of Directors of the proposed institution, I should regard

ijttflion. .upon any i^tfibs&Hvbich were

unsectsrian. I should regret that any person untrue to these principles should, Under apy circumstances, be made a member^hfrifr^d- ^hat I d^ &r^bhfe advise to be^doD§, shall be done withput um$ec6S^4rt^®ftvAnDg ^&ose fnrareSradf and with a^tciruplilous r'e&kTd to their op$iQ$4fc& vieift£*^Mn the#

DANR—roGSS^SRSarltton, I'.. linois, on the 6th instant, Mr. Dabibl Dane and Mies Rbbbcca lBOLBa, both of thii city.

The Ladies

of the Committee 4

Flowers, for the Decoration of Soldiers Graves, are requested to meet at the house of Mrs. F. C. Crawford, on Tuesday, the 18th iost, at 2} o'clock p. x. d2t Mrs. F. C. Cbawtobd.

DIED.

SEITZ—On Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, after a ahert illness, Willie H. Sxrrz aged 6 years, and 10 months.

The funeral will take pi CHtt^nati House, on North this, (Monday) morning, at 9} o'clock. The friends of the family art LhTii^d to atl

Mb. Editob:

I do not claim to be a

prominent busintfUr "fllan, as you designate me. A True Friend" strikes the

zri "Ai3SfrilS-^on5et7rng 'new,

nice and cheap, just the thing for the fine

Qem• orv

gix

teen for $1,50, taken'at Wright's Gallery, 105 Main street, where you can get any

Satisfactory w$$ fiftJB39arge. 15,dtf

The result is, that everywhere that Dr. Prae/^resiB J9akinS^ Fo#3S jb been^tr^d^^l^^Mljwiked|jh^^(Wci that has once tried it will be without it. We $annot speak too highly of this article. Get a can acid, saleratus, or any other drug in these powders. 15d3t

Removalor

tbe Omcior Colleotob

or InternalReybnub.—Notice is hereby given that from and after the 14th inst., tbe office of the Collector oflnternal Reveue WbObol McLean's law office, over the dry goods store of Mr. Leveque, north side of Main street, between 3d arid

SAM'L MAGILL,

d3t,ju^

Wbisz'b original Hoop Skirt Factory has been bought by Hbbz & Abnold, j8diMain street^ between 3d and" *tbi 13dtf

erage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fine order. 12,dtf

Look out for the new goods to arrive at Tu'ell, Ripley A Deming's. Mr. Ripley has gone East with the avowed intention of buying a finer grade of goods than has ever been.brought to Terre Haute.

Hereafter we will keep, in addtion to 'our usual large stock, the most elegant

goods the Eaatem market affords. Meanwhile we will offer goods at such figures as to leave no doubt.Ihat we are doing business on the "quick sale and email profit" system. Give us a call, ll.dwlw Toxll, Riplet & Deming,

Prints of the best quality are reduccd to 12$ cents, at I2,dwlw Toell, Ripley& Deminq's.

Pastubb.—Any person wishing to hire pasture for fifty or seventy-five head of stock can be accommodated by calling on Wm. Joab. 12,dlw,w2t

Babtlett ft Gbvnst having establish' ed their Bindery in connection with tbe new steam printing office of C. W. Brown & Co., and procured a first class binder, are now prepared to do all kinds of binding, in the latest styles, with dispatch, and very cheap. Orders left at the Book

Hall, will be promptly attended tb^ an^satisfaction guaranteed. Gather upf ydur music, magazines, Ac., and give id a |all. [12,dlw-w2t

Hoof Skibts

Free

!oatb"of

isveif

Concerts—Every

,^i^

rfiall^ti4lW?^l«t!^r be*»«Wn tie purchased partktttoi^roplrty, or in the purohteSI'^**^^Mt^*id a# a foundation fuddPlSW a BeW Udkling de. pends also. dttftPtfce dktfoti (How shall the^ih^^Str ttftllPAkHtution be best prbtiafeted ^he Official

mem^l^aidjeajd W^r^^nic law of the Institution yd" require nothing less tbatl^is-jnpfOnBjp^ ha^gppgr^ife Acuity. Thesg are the principles to Which't l&^binlnitted/tindHf of your confldence^iiiffQfi^ wW^^WE "wl^'your suUfeW^tl^, these

SlgniSfiilfey oh'* ^ertftrt, it 1 I: MObbdoh.

Jbt 6itrtfr5^Tad5y7^$^tip dat Xi6 ^mdhsM bat d3aiK Jo T»tnoJ necsct

Gbovbb&

for ladies, young ladie#,

misses and obildren, of all styles, front thC-ilnest material. Also, the best quality of Corsets can be had at the lowest only at Weiss' Skirt Factory, 18TCP street, at the Tellow Front, betwe^l 6ihj^nd 6th streets. lldwtrf

hat Obsebslsft on the slate at the Pajptj Office Lobby, also at the Washington Spin loW, will meet with prompt attention

place at any time. 7dtf J. Steihicehl. I

Just gS^-AU who want QenKTfrn get them put up ia4rst-rate stjlaatHusher's Gallery, eigh^CT" $^rf» fllOTh for $1.60 All works warfantefiiali^factory or no charges. CaU&d see spHCLens at 111 Main stig UA^tf

night at Wine

Hall, Main street, between Fourth and Fifth. 11-dlw

^T-Aai

Get your Corsets, Embroideries and Fancy Goods at Weisz' between 6th and

J. ou

FoR*neatiy ttimmed Hats and Bonnets,

Jthto

Mrs. Mitten, Main street, between and 9th. Jdlm Ladies, examine tbe goods and prices pt Weiss' Skirt Factory, 169 Main street, at the Tellow Front, between 6th and 6th ^nd you will find it to be to your own interest. lldwtf

Sbe notice of Free Concerts every night at Wine Hall. 11-dlw Fob choice music every night, and a dool, nice retreat during the hot season, drop in at the Wine Hall, Main street, between Fourth and Fifth. 11-dlw

Fob latest styles of Hats and Bonnets jo to Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street, between Eighth and Ninth. [m7,dlm

PABATUTB

Wax

Cajtolbs, a superior

4-*rtiole, at Davis,' 157 Main street, dtf

builders generally, •nd Toledo &Cot

lag Machines are un

excelled by a^t favor..

street, between ,Qhio and

Maln sUwU. js 13-dtf —1 Doh't roBQET to oall at C. Yost's Cigar Store, corner National House, opposite the'Pdstofflce, where'they sell nothing but Ha^a|a -ffig»rs. [29,d3t

.TjHB Che^p^t Millinery Store is at Mrs. MKte^s, Maitf

^treet,sl^^^

.s.3^. "c!

|it4L^^ And

hd gentlemen who represents the college

th£ gen movement will comply with his suggest tions, all that caasrbs -desired will be accomplished without further ceremony of' [ntercourseor correspond gene*»usJeijA^^e^ Trhstees, (here could jposstbly be no ol fl action, and all questions would be re"

if tbe

move^. r*rk"f £&Dvqi

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

"'-eOTOeCT

ojraWt the firatj of April-we^w^l remove toour new Store, Deming Block, oorueE ol Main and Bixth streeu^ whero old'Cus.Cobiers,«»d 'anTiy oew aS TUBy see' fit to favor us'with their patronAge.*' Ready madeClbjfliingat cost.

GROVBR & MlL£*B, *1

Xl-dtf 81 Main sUseU

"A OOOTi second-hand Sing^t Se^ng Machine for sale che^p at J&. 'Wright lo'Si, .tfi ,'*» •».' -dtf

lb is almost daily receiving new

geodspM" Witches, Clock?/ Jewelry, Plated Ware, &c. d3t

B»T.T.'«mT—Mim M. A. Raridan has opfgegi h|r -?|pj|k ftf Miljipary in the store roooafrooently occopied-by Eberle A Blndlay, on IkUin, between Third and Fburthetreets, where shh will be pleased to see ^herold customers, and as many nW" onesckr to«y

dph)oie

with their patronage.

Jto jftvor her

L"ir,_

Bur where you get the best quality anid'the mc»i Hardware for your money. Pet-haps Austin Sbryer & Co. eould inaksiyousee.it/- dtf •3 1. hi

SpB"*b's StAlfDABD Wink Bittebs is highly recommended by physioiaas for Dyspeptics^ on aoA/tint of its toniisprb^ hera^'ttatiurUyV keid lts delicious flavor. 2 3

IifFOfrifkNT *0 Ladies. Mis L. „„_r,-South Fourth street, haB Just reidived"direct from" New Yoik a select lot ^f Spring Bonnets Hats, IMowerg, Frames rfiost Attractive atyM^'fMdK' SKe has placed »old to friends and pstrons at tho m6£t reasonable priceBj

»J» 8

ll-d2w

It,XS saxi, "This world is ia.ll a fleeting Ihow'forOman's illusion given," but thoae who- shed tears of woe can have them, soon dcie& up if they will only go to Moody's and buy One Of his Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

If tou like a good smoke, oall at Moudy's Cigar Storer and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars |"l7dtf

Millee

have removed their

stookof goods to the. corner room in the Petting Slock, wtere.they aro now prepared to wait on ail who may favor them witnacall. 12,dtf

Sugar an^ Coffee at wholesale _pricja», at Strong's. 17dtf Sweet Potatoes at Coi's, 15^ M^setreet.

E. R. Wright & ^^[lejdtf

Special Notice.—A genuine Havana Cigar for five cents at C. Yost's Cigar Store, south corner National House, opposite the Postofflce. [29,dtf

Blub, and also Scarlet Ladies Cloth «t C. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street Demifcg Block. 8ntf

WhitbwabhinoI—The undersigned is pfe^ed to iroive and promptly attend to aff jobilind orders for Whitewashing' or Calcemining. Prices reasonable. Orders may^begHeft it Mo^an's .Gunsinith Shop on'Onto ^st^et, betwoSn Fourth and Fifth streets, or at my residence on north Second Btreet, third house^ south of the cemetery, east side. 29tf

J. M. Cleveland.

Ice Cream Hor parties, for couples and by the single dish, can at all times be found at S. Stone's, No. 22 South Fourth street. *m7^4t

Tb isnr Who inay dtaiga Using Paints, Window GlasB, etc., this season, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and ti^jfplete, an dial $$$ Void at the bo'hSfti oflh^niJi|lipi.

Babr, Gulick & oi raUgT' Pwiggists-

Wbis*' original "Skiff" Factory is 169 Mafii4tt^i the ^ell^WflBroH*, l^rtween 6th and 6th streets.' lldwtf -^^^fi^^t^uarieir ponnas of good coffee for $1,00 at Strong's. dtf

Jacob Kern, opposite the Post Office, On 6th «Cree^ is net selling bii ^obds at cbstrneither doee he -hitend to close out by Christmas, but .sails as cheaBaa. any orieih the city a fine lot of'

Oloekir for ChTistmaa, jtlst received, to be lol4,&L.very. lo^r figures. Call-and cpm. parewsijrfies before purchasing.

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A coMPLKTSOl^of WkttS Goods, comprising Jaconets, Nainsooks, Victoria Iriftm/ Bish^ Lawns, Swiss, Briltant Pique, etc., to Je found at_C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Main street, Deming Block.

:'.l t-K'S) 4 "tC

8dtf N*v? abbiVal8 of Spring shawls, Sultana, Ristori, etc., at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 M.ain street, Deming Block. 8dtf

Maple

Subab

eair

at C. I. Riplbt a.

Offle*^e»oVKlr0«: Santh. a«t-«t*aet, M--tween Main and Ohiu atreeljK 13-d tf

Li.'i 1 .. .'UII.'.I it

Kew Jewelry atfair pricei at Riddle's.

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^EWXBO JlAC^iiaiB^T-The bast Sewing Machijtefr if the markets to sell on monthly jmyments' bj T. K. Riddle, 161 irtreet. ^27:,dtf

Choice WlNEsand JUquojrs Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

Booas & Son's Print at 12} cents, are going Very fast. Go soon to be acopmmodMed.- Stowsrt

Vx'fccait*" a

6-dtf

«5« fJ

OaTABBH Owum TOB 35 0BBT&—This statement is true, because thousands will testify to the fact that only onfe box of Kmder's Ger&ah' Snuff entirely banished the complaint. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one of the most disgusting tf diseases, when in this simple remedy they can procure a cure. All druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents to O. P. Seymour & Co., Boston, and receive a box by next mail. 20-d6teow

Nair Hair Stobb.—Any ladies wishing to buy hair will do well to call at the new hair store, the Yellow Front,' 169 Main Btreet, at We'ux's Hoop Skirt Factory, where they can get greater bargains in-hair.

Miss Houser has just arrived from the East with a handsome assortment of all kinds of Hair Goods, Curls, Switches, Fronts and Frizetts, Chignons and Puffs. Also a variety of Mohair and cheap goods which sho will sell at reduced prices., Ladies«all and examine her goods. All styles manufactured to order.: Cash paid for Hajr. Orders for Hair Jewelry neatly and promptly filled. 11-dwlm

"Fob a nice Switch or Curls at a lower price than at any other place in the city, oall at the old State Bank Building, on Ohio, street, one deor east of Kissner's Music Store. [4,dtf

-GBOTBE& W bihgsrs 1 CLOTHES WRINOBBSil

BuckeyeXJlofbes Wringers.

Little Grant Clothes Wringers. y^, Sherman Clotbes Wringers, For rairrat Cubi & Majiuoubt g. 21-dtf

Cassuibbes.—Full line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

Fbbnch Woven CoaBXTs for $1,00 at Tuelf, Ripley &. Deming's. 12dwtf

But your Watches, Clocks, and jewelry of Riddle. d3t

Baboainb!. BABOAiNsit—Bargains in Dry Goods. Go to the corner of Main and Sccond streets, where Boord & San have just Opened an entire new stock, all purchased since the decline in prices.

Si [pg?.4tf FoB newest patterns of Prihti, Delaines, Lawns, Armures, etc., go to' C, Wittig & Co., 170 Main street, Deming Block. 8dtf

Boqbd & Sob- have receive*} '-.a new invoice of fine Bedspreads, and the fa edous Queen'Quilts. 8 5f4dff''

A Bia bush to Moudy's every day for his Velocipede Cigars. [17dt^

Remember that you get. six Havana Cigars for twenty-five centi at C. Yost's Cigar Store, south corner National Houses opposite "the Postofflce. [29,dtf

Headquartersfor MillineryGoods —We have received and now open for the inspection of our patrons and the ladies in general, the largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery Chwds ever brought to this city. Our wholesale department is complete in every line, and we are able to offer to the trade better bargains than can be got anywhere west of New York- S. L. Stbaub & Co., 149 MArn, and 10 South Fourth st.'~ 6-dw3m

EbmoYAlI—The hair dressing estab ment formerly kept at 89 Main street, has been removed to the west room in the old Slate Bank Building on Ohio street between 2nd and 3rd. The lady having oharge of the business is competent to attend to anything in the hair* dressing line which may be entrusted to her. M. Bibqlbxan. a .gBweaww* m4.dtf.

Corsets[—The largest stock, the finest assortment, the lowest prices, at Hen A Arnold's, 89 Main Btreet. 20-dtf

The Paul Breton Watch is for sale by S. R. Freeman in Sliver Cases. It is one of the very-best German Watches and warranted to be equal, as a lime piece, to any in use^' dtf

Nbw

Stock of Trimmings, Notions

Fancy and Variety Goods, at Biddle's.

Pkeled dried Peaches at C. I. Rip ley's. 6dtf Do tou want Presrved Orange Feel? Call at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

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

Do you want an elegant pair of Gloves? Go to C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Main street Deming Block. They carry the largest and best assorted stock in the city. 8dtf

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LOCAL. NOTICES.

The constitutionally Bilious.—No two parta of tlu human body mos) atroagly «ym pathize together than the Sionaoh and Liver.— WhsnoneU deranged the other li generally oat of repair. And at no other period of the yaarara they so lliblo to bacome d*raDged at now, and thus lay the foundation of dieordera which will rob Ufa of it«^ plaaauraa, and, perh»p«, end In icathiltoblf. &e atomach

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bawtt4o&f<ij'tiv»1i6ret

Jewltry and

TO Remove Moth Patclies, ftechiea and Ta* from the face, age Perry's Hoth and Lotion. Prepared1 only by Dr. B. O. Pa a a by a Sr it a

for Black Worma sad Pintles oil the race', aeo Psaar'a OoiiuoMa amo -Pinna Be*IDT, prepared only by Dr. B. O. Pxa^T/ 49 BonaitrWt/NeW Ydffc. 8olfl everywhere, Jhe tfaAe ao^plied by WboWale STediolae Dealer*.-0larl7deed8n»-w®W

NEW advertisements.

JTOmfi. TAX. ftotioe ia hereby giren that the United State* Ibxea for the 8eventh Collection Diatriot, of th* State of Indiana, and tbe. Coudtyof Vigo,are HOW du and that I will atfeffd In person, or by iiepoty,iatthabffloe of tho-Odttaetor in theeity of DerraSaute, forUeps'poee of iaentag Iiioeneaa ahd rccMvinji aald tax, fr the 17th day of Hay to the 27tb day or May. 1S«9.

All peraona not paying tbair laxef within tbe time apaeiAed, wi 1 be liable to pay Are J«r cento andliiooal thereon.

UfRce houra frona 8 o'elook A. M. to IS I., aad from I p. M. till a p. m. SAM-'I. MAOILI..

Collector of 7th Ool. Dbt. of Ind.

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AMUSEMENT*.

BBifimm •PitiTie noun.

lkwi ksrltitM a Arin emyrwiii ty iuj rtwrlwteiHliwXInrisMitts tb5T( a*

ed UIiVBB tOIOOW TBBOB

SIG. BM1GWOZT

Aid bis, OdrtiatM Oyaratia Mmm. AlItaA Atlrtn kftTe tb« heaor toaaaoaaa* Oil Bv teo imlniid mupmit with Mr.«. A OUsMli,i«Ml or Br4^eU'*Tfe«K tor pdstt^sly

ONEITIOHT ONLY!

Satwiay IralK, lay ttd,

WVWMSXBm HULL, Whaatha foliowiac aaUaaat ArWaw#le»»eer:

Ulle. Louise Dorand, Tha/ouc aad dlftlasalahad Prlaia Dona Soprano Sig. P. Brignoli,

lacs

TbaFrtata of Tmmt*.

,.r- Msgignor Petrilli, his't.sui 1W Bwwsi* BaiHaaa, saas'ili lw

fiignor 8arti, The haou Baffo.

S' Signor ^L,• ','t' Bauo Cantante. Signor StefEaoone,

Jfatical DUoctor.

Tt« Irat fart of tha mtwialMMt wilt oonaiit of a Q«A*D OrBBATlO OOMOBBT Baeofid hrtvrOnt Aet^of BotiiiMl'i flraad tOCl A Or LAMIBMOOB OBAHO TBB

Oa fwp flriaalBA}

aad OBBAT TOWBB Trora

sCKMjq and DUKXt (M1SBBBBB), fros

tore, in lull coa^M. DooritfM at 7)f. Oortaia ilM at S o'clock BcstrvedSeatatl M. MaMcatl 0O.

Ike sale •fueeevedsaata will op« at Allan Andrawa' Book Stora. ]S8 Main acraat, o& lacaday, Kay 18th, at 9 A M,

Tho Obieka-tM ftaao aaud oa tbla owaaioa i* kindly farniahad by lu Kimer.

faik gkound

I N I O te «a Of t/

she» ttt .VII.*#.* .aJ.lwtauiv •••/ft Terre Hmte Tun

^i lWWlT, Mil U, 18l9f At tlto VsvrFair Oro lSdtt

INDIANAPOLIS,

wSI .'? i: •n m. la Chamber

:88BMt

reqilna uaMl

need* toning imaMdtaMly,

and the blo^l ought to -bs cleincel and p^rliad. Perhigi you do not realise the force of this.statement but, nsvertholeet, tha necacslty for obter-ring-Kdoef (slat. Ba.virrad in tfme^aud Mek safety and exemption from diseaae by ualng MISHLERTl HEKB BIXTBBS every day re^^lar-j 'j. It la a certain,sure for all diaeaaea arlaios torn a dlaordered atomach and liver, and a rella lie protection to all who are constitutionally.£' OUpoaed to biUooscompUlats. mlSdvlw

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FUSJTIT1JBK CKv rS

Wo. 99 last Wsahll«s» Mwrt,

ttwob ovifli iiBuurmua,

tin »t' oaa

•in# zoio\t**a

room. No. 39 South. Illia^la Street jo th* above local ion ,'WBkr* WS'are pnpared (o oiBTer-. woiioa i#* •••"i"' •OaCOATsliiO 'SO a/tl est aail

EwpeabA iB^hioemdtitasr

-fii Ji0 -9a !I:W li." »4r eoUaiaMi* at fcufS «1J JjjJ' .a1y. Topurchaaera.

PABLOB StTITS

Ua id os.Us M-:'-* .«*.T mM*2£ d?. .{«. In alt wooda, aad osvored In Tarry, Bap, Hair,

OlotluDaaiaak or-Pln«h.

i. I r. J* .nails*'*-

In oiled walnnt, aab, chaataat, oak, mahogany orroaaaood.

Dining Room Setti

A .-'i In »U woods.

Gane and Wood Seat Chairs,

SOFAS AHD LOUNGES.

TABLES of every kind,

Gilt and plain

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Mantle Sb Pl*r OUusae«(

Alsj ia W O te&S."Cia-rs.^

Inlaid and Boquet Stands &o.

Ct 'i l' 4MUMMB

FURNlTtmK raisfics

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•e ./lie Jliw

'WaiMnffon StT.Tndianapolia.

jyjEKCHANT TAILORING.

Ihav|J«t raealvad aad now «pea to the ta^e(tlon or iay patroaa and tha public ia general t£ieinoatdeafr*tle«tylaeof Oolored

Oiotlt Coating, duUiiore and

Ox all shaowy whltih I propaae t) aui£e 09 to OBOKB Hi Rte lattwt and beat

rrpriNO mit'HruE,tS tha thay eaa ha any On rt»rt aottoa, Ohaapy Whare^eat. Piaat^^l lisdif

raBD^ soBJiBsmro,

IMlUto atraal. Mateopolitan Stab

TT $16"VWUlt Ii OASTDY KABCVAOtOBZ, AWD

fbahk mmnci* BBO iVftiiftelaMi of |Q kiada of

BR&&B and OABJSB» PBETZiaxa. aad Pwlawla

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On I*fcyatte ac, hatwaam /Bad aad Papnt. JL' xr aa. IlfDIAJVA

WANTED.

TXT AN TED.—Pedlars the* city or Mnntry to call mt the «. W. oora*r Oi 4th Md Oherrj .tr^u, twm tb»j will find »imsll article that ieU rapidly at good prcflf. miOdlw

ANTBD.-" Agehts in. ©yqpytf connty to Mil two He articles. 8#nd for' aampla and terms to Andrew Sblrely, ft. W eor *k aad Gharrjr atreeta, T»rre Hantc, ladiasa. miOdlw

FOR RENT.

EBNT—-A House on South

-B- Sixth Street^ containing a:x rooma havlak a cellar, etetfrn, and well, a large lot, with cai? den aad ftuit tteei. r0r particulara, apply to

THOjr»8B. dlBB,

At Kuppsnheimer'a Clothing Store, Main Street, batween Sd and 41h. lidjt

T?OB EfiJNT—Desirable Offices*** X. Over tbo New Post Offlos. Apply to •3d(f

Apply to

JNO. 8. BBAOSl.t Prairie City But

FOR SALE

J?OR SALE.—A new No. Ono Backboard, *lth two aeata alto, a fiiSe. Singer Siting Machine, alo--aew at very low price*. For particulars, entire Of

1M2,r

M. J08BPH.

XpOK SALE:—The nndorsiffDed off.r. foraale, his line two-stsry Irame r«aIdence ard giounds aojalclnr. aituated on corner otXoche- and 14th strytt*. Thi» in a Mkt mirattle pTiparjy, lliehon.e tai eleven nbSfiwh hl«hceil,jig..

cel!ar

node, ihe whole houae. all

well flaiahed, and in good oxder. The lot oon^aina two acrea and 7-iOOth», all well let *ftl fruit and ahtde tree*, with good afabla. wad ic ic""*** 'i01180, acll, 01s.arn, uni ».)i^

Thia properly will be guld on aeooamodatiag term* aa to payjaaata, aad a' a fair wicc, if application be made eo^n. LOfifS LKVITQuI 13-d«w No. 96 Mate atriit. l?OR i? mr

SALE.-—I will dispose of aky toe It .of iry Ctoodi- oa lair lerma. t# any peraon who wiihej to buy^ Time given on aeoured pape/. totlfe LSViQUE, 13d3w WKataMnet.'

Ij^Oii SALE.—The valuable busf^ J. neaa property aituated on tha 8, B. eava«t of ISIh and iiaio atreeta, there ia two lot. laat front each, a two-itory brick building, b'ara. well and chtern it la one of rhe beat locatfotik lti T^rra Haute. For terma enquire at 8. of 11th and Ohio. lldlw

X^OB SALE"-In Montrose, south* eaat of the city—a area walkaec ia alb kiada or (mail fruit aad iruit treea. Good frame houae containing eight rooina and cellar. laTae (table and other out-ba ldlegi'' oomplett. SUM aall and oiatara. Property tree of aU rnv 1 brance. Will be sold ohrap application Is made 22®t0 O. F. OftMl/BB,

Ffortabie

•Mtf Metropolitan Block, Terre Haute.-

3E SALE OB EEKT—A oob^. two-story iraota hea«, ooatatniiMV nine room*, hall, pan ry and .nmmer aiteteea.1--wuhin ttte alaatti' walk of Pnrtff'lw fine frait oa. tbe place. If not (old by tha SO.h of H«y will be offired for lent. A_rar ohance/jr a bargain. For partfculai iafnire 00 the praaiaea, atmh'«aat oomar eiJMvaiUh and Cheatnut atreett. ayrti28dtf

F3R

SALE—YiiKT EOW^ good twd itory Bouie, lodated an ao'«th''Stn •treat, oontainTng elev*n rooma, gat all ov*t-ih# haw. Baa ehaodaliera, gaod baru, wood haiMfe waah-bonae with furnftca, cieter* and, well, between tand thi^Sb t£tet ot grbbtid Well atftf with fruit ahrubbery and abatetfeea, nll tafcst'* rate oondttlon. Poaatuloa given '"mrj|t*illTj, Ft

Kn^sire of M. B.

|?OB J? gaod

'.vii ?mw 5

SALE—VERY LOW-A' gaod one and a half atdry Oottage* Iveated oioae to thePaaaanger Depot, good ciaMfatiWaUA wood houae.oellar and otheroonvenancea wiUb& aold low for caih. Enquire aoon of WffABIOrT St BBAOH, corner ef Main and fifth MrttMr «pail7«^(ii

FLot,

)E SALE—A desira&idjQbr^^ three eqnarea aouth of Haiu. corner.ftl Sixth and Swan atresti, 95x184 feet. a7dtf *. B. HODi

FBagleSALE—^HouseWBIUHTA

3R and Let om atreet, between Sixth and SavaMth.-*. Inquire of S. B. QO. nprll7dtf a" 11 1?0£ SALE.-—A two-story bridkt X^ Honee, located on Main atreet, next to MaKeen A Paddock'a Hill, now ooenpiffl.aa Grocery, will be aolaata low flgu-e tothejurchaaer. Tha owner will take a deilrablr'tMn^^ in pait payment. Inquire on the piemlsoai marSaam jit j*. .a

Terre Haute and Perryvllle Eacket*« -IT—w Steaaer KAU (ILAIIK wffiT regnlarly between Terre Hajrte' aad ferrvnie, lenviag Terre Haute at 10. o'elecIF' A. M., Monday*, Wednesday! and Fridays of aaoh week. For freight or pasiage apjny of' board, or to U. SHEWMAKBB, at Mt Wrt-. houae, eorner of 9ihand Wabaab atreeta. -drf

1 *. j/rw® fwU yoteh .|••• ... stl ILL POSTING. brt* ikXaw sarti ___ a uf ,Ua- di»T-.tU

BOOKSKLLEBSan

IOI Main St.*

b/U «iU 1--

Bvarythlag In tl)a

4,,

JW» iu« 'i"

Of tha very, floaat aab, aad aa cheap aa tha •ana quality ol maaafaatara onn ba obtataad at any othar polat, east or went.

Give oa a caU. -i sp

«*viritCH

jproPanTraa company

MfHk

LOU TOWN8ENIr« XLS Main Btn'i la now prepared to do all'klndt of Bftt PoaMagJ' Distributing and Painting on fenoea, in tfce^aoe* artlstio manner and he moat reaaonablelSlMfeMAIl orders will be promptly att«ndefto^

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"DARTLETT & GRUNDY*-,{^^lneatui*.HIattl*ua JJ WH0LK3AXE ANU KKfAIi ac9di -*"•. & ''3

.waietketr

tu atfl

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Now have In store, the STOCK OF Qooda in their line,' ibhaj have ever carried, whioh haveiag. 1/*^

been purchased at iohberq'*^ .. rates they propose,wiLimed to sell a* a«w

BOTTOM PRICEa.^^V, ju tae »aii A U9.:M 1 IM TH* *J*WUM 4«-.- toi«»xK«,tiav4.aw BOOK UEPAJCTWQ^^ 4 i.Aua ^4-ja» Their varriety embraces a goBeMl asiMfeoe ment of -*1

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STANDARD and MI^CMJULjL^ N O S

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BIBLES,

ii it. —****. 8COOL BOOKS, 7T7T 1 '-USJUA

JUVENILE BOOKfy 2*™

8ABBAiH SCHOOL LIBMA^ turS«U BIE8, ana the JPOPULAB

MAQAZlNMbi"

iii I1*.*?* raonoo S Tf'A, 3CI O. |S'®biaKS'

arf itnmenie'elonk

oks, Paper, £avekpei, Gold A Steel ens,. Lead and Slate Pes«ils,-lAkr JRsnn Holders Siatts, Pool^et Bookf, Ctialk Orayooi^ Cutlery &e. &e. .1W

Uttrjr Marchaftu ia. making Th*jr pbidweaefcould notiail to call NoWld af tb«re ttiey: will And the largpt. in the above line In the city, medi a* Wmc or lower than market elienwiber»-afljM(tsc:*e

L1IYBRY

a4vaafad itoeMtr

BROKB^ A STAB^gpr —. l.rl.s I-l»a

•The qnderyigned, at hia Live "rfl Street, oppoe it* the Bu| bated wRh goad stQck and aodate the public. BOB4'

oa the tame:

Mo. ISnarth

Oidaaa left at ialiaa Mlaaaaa'^M. 4th atreet, willha preaapUy atleadad Having pa» la BUAM wa araeaak all orders in cartoe prwaptly aad with aatiaSM. tkm aadwilaatiat thaieweatrasea. JaSOdtf aa»IM«- «a«*»aH«N» vap»» *Iwliels4Js«fc

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MILLINERY. i'jj| '1 1 1 if

"VfILLIJSJSKY. sw&HfatWaM>

Hri. BfTcilfGHiH Has removed to' the eorner of ffoarth. 1 a fail 1 Streeta, whereahe ia now opening a fail aad com* plate atoch of Fall style Boaneta, Bjbpena, flaw. ara, Ac. BBJESb MAKING haa alao been added to tta haaJnea^ Having a oompeteat k». aatiafaction launaraftteed. .1 if li rfslav fw*'T a4t f«