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

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKKBE-HAUTKI XXBT.

Wednesday Horning, May 10th.

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CITY NEW8

«o:st

jffera

J. H. O'BOYL*, Esq,, gome valuable land at the foot of Strawberry Hill.

JulitoMsissbh, America!*and Pa?i»ian confectioner and baker, presents an advertieement to our readers this morning to which we call attention. .t

Johh

Purcbll,

from over the river,

paid into the Mayor's Court yesterday, six dollars for the privilege of getting blind drunk within the corporat lim

its. ..

ThrbK citizens of Terre Haute hate subscribed 150,000 toward the endowment of a female colfege in that city-^-change.

Owe citizen has subscribed that amount-

THE phosbctjtiok of Hennessy and Landers will b5 conducted by Messrs. Al'en, McLean and Hfcnna, attd the defense Messrs. Baird & draft,'Kack and Voorbees-a strong array of legal talent.

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iTbiaftinth

"semi-annual exhibition of the Tert& Haute Hotticultural Society will 4e held at the'new Turnef Hall on Ninth street on Thursday and Friday of next week. .—'J'-

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I'—

i'ASi DBXT4?o.^-J.ohn Si ^UlleV &0"hind a fast horae*. ot over the ground yesterday ftister thatf^e municipal regu.-

Jatton aliow'e&la wf, the Mayor 'JpsJfed hiln" for ^625.3

NEW CathoiIC .CBTO^OH.—'WiC.t&arn it isin contemplation to.erect, this season,

a Bew

Catholic church,' to. accomodate the members ia thg nctttieagt portion of

Dd^ng, Daniel Miller, A. C.

sale

Tocust streev l»twe~ ^h and 13th

PUTNAM'B MtnrttfiY, for June, with a rich and varied table of bb'ntefits, is received from the publishers thcowgh Messrs. Barttett A-Grutidy. This num ber doses a volume. There ought to be.i large club mafe'Mip in this city for the next volume, whic^ yU commence the July number.

The oommitteee of arrangements of Decoration of Spldiertf, graves extend an invitation to all OnttW and Organiza tions in tho city te attend at the ceremonies'on t^^in^and.^est^ thofc ""willing to turn out to notify the chairman of the committee, M. O. Rahklnypn or before, Jtoaday thg^Z^lih insjjjn-order that the programme may be completed. v«r- iii

eight bais have been caught at

Broad Ripple the present saMos.—indfflirrof.

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Broad Ripple is lh'e Boft'stel fishing ground of Indianapolis. Howjnsignifl cant the above when we -^t^Shs days since too disciples of good old Isaac Walton, caught with hook and line twenty-sevon bass, in' the "Wabash jas* above the railroad bridge

HON. Hbnby D. Washbubn passed through the city yesterday on the way to Helena, Montana, to take ohwrge of Jris position as Surveyor General of that Territory. He takes hU family with hlm) going to St. Louis, where passage will be taken oh one of the mountain boats.— We wish him success and prosperity in this new country, and predict that not many years will elapse before' we shall record his name as a Senator elect of the new State of Montana.

Bcbolabt.—The residence of Mr. H. H. Teel, north Fifth atreet, was entered by burglars yesterday morning about three o'clock, and some two hundred dollars worth of silver ware taken. Mrs. Teel was awakened by a pair of tonga being thrown down, but supposing it to be accidental, the fact of the noisio^belag oauaed by the burglars was not discovered until too late to givejm alarm.-

Since the above was in type we loara the residences of Mr. J. R. Tillotson, on Fifth street), .and Mr. S. K. Allen on Fourth street were entered the same night At Mr. Tiliotson's the burglars got about $60"WOfHToT silverware. Mr. Allen lost only his pants. The burglars were evi» dently good judges of ware, aa at Mr. Tiliotson's they took only the solid silver" ware, leaving the plated undisturbed.

There can be no mistake that there is a gaBg of burglars and thieves injU^i oitv, and onr petfple cannot be too careful in guarding their households at night.

MUSICAL Coky*htHn.—The E^ansville Journal has the following notice of the recent convention in this city:

The Musical Convention at Terre Haute, lasting five days, closed on last Friday evening with a grand concert at Dowling's Hall, and an immense audience was in attendance. Although advertised as a State Convention, Very few places outside of Terre Haute and vicinity were represented. B. F. Baker, of Boston, was the leader, and considering it was the first affair of the kind ever held in Terre Haute it was a decided

S. & G. Railroad.—Since the last 4 btankdxbO ooiofimss: change Of time occurred^ this road, sev- I On Finance—Dowling, Scudder and

amoOg them a re-arrangement of the

of the express trains^ The mail trams

*BUJ (JJTY COUNCIL.

Thirty citizens recommended AugnatJ Eieer ibr the post 6f .Market Master

Received and filed i. .T0e" W. 3".. Ball suggea'tect^Be "propriety of either1determinating tbe face qf dogs, or order them muaeled, by Ordinance. Re(aired to Miller,.O'Connell and Fouts.

The owners of property pa Grover

tablish the grade, and.^eptfft.

Sundry citizens recommended John /filed.

-Qlaucj fur1 Market-Master B. M. Harrison a3kfo permission. I to offer.-hi$ aprviq#s '4Jb«f -Qf Police,—

Filed.

polioemeii. a {j-. "w"

tow'fcta !!.*»•«». Ml""

and Mattox

fotceof conductors. ^Meesrs. James Fer-1 Elections O'Gonnell, Rockwell and rv and George Nelson run the mail trains Fonts. », qi,.--- v,.** rhun I Printing—Fouts, Scudder and Coati. Lon. Bush and Abe Sharra have charge

AccQaB and

well and

Thomas Hardin asked that th room, Hagan's Magnolia Balm-—This kr. now occupied by ^Til ley as a fish mstrket I ticle is the True Secret of Beauty. Itjis be rented to hftn Is a vegetable stacd. I what Fashionable Ladie Actresses, and

Wagner1'^ McFarland sislced remit". Opera Singers use to produce that cultHatance of -tax—aseeesmonVr- deferred to I ted, distingue appearance so much dcommftt^e on Tajc, mired in the Circles of Fashion.

The^manufacturecS of velocipedes' and I It removes all unsightly Blotches, Rejd of the iron jand brass work of same, pre- I ness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects sented a^etftfen setting.fortli that tie or- of Spring Winds, and gives to the Cotadinance noV in force was destructive to plexion a Blooming Purity of transparent their business, and ask«d rthat-ttm-OTdi- delicacy and power. No Lady who valnance now pending, whroh"pr0ntbiw velb- I ues a fine Complexion can do without the cipedes from running on the -eidewalks pf Magnolia Balm. 75 cents will buy it of certain street be adopted. Petition ro- anj of 0U"f rgsgecistye d^alf^. ferred, together with tho ordinance, to *•. LrtwLi- ••I a,.!!.

Tne Bpard of Health reported t^at a I

City Treasurer Schoemebl reported! chat he took possession of his office on t^e "12th inst., but the books had not yet b6e"n banded bvet to him. H« had received from^the.late Treasured $14,347,761 in cash.

Mr. Dowling offered a resolution that a oommlttee of one be appoitrte^Pwexamine the books of the late City Treasure^ aad. make a final adjustment between itiat official and the city. Adopted.

Mr. Dowling was appointed to serve on said committee. Report of Chief of Fire Department was presented and referred to Committee on Fire-Department.

The Mayor and Thos. B. Lang reported progress of revision of City ordinances. Mayor Cookerly presented an ordinance reducing the license of public exhibitions. ta the following figures: Circus or menagerie $26 a day other shows $5 each exhibition—the Mayor to have the privilege of reducing the license to ahy sum not less than one dollar,-where any exhibition except circus or menagerie "gives inore than one exhibition. Referred, to Committee on inan cer^»~—?

ILKCTIOK OP OFFICERS.

For the office of Market Master Fred, Feidler and Asa Summers were nominated, the election resulted: Feidler 6, Summers 4, and Fred. Feidler was declared elected. ?.

For City Engineer, Richard Stfout was nominated, and unanimously elected. For Street Commissioner, Wm. B»-

success. Mr. C. C. Gunung, of this city, was in attendance, and represented the Evansville Pliy^rmoniofiocirt5ffiB«SK= rick, Geo. H. Turdy, and a number of

The same paper has the following "personal" mention of one of the gentlemen in attendance upon that .occasion

Pros. Theo. Russell,'the accomplished clerk of the Sherwood House, returned from Terre Haute on Saturday night, where he had been attending the Musical Convention. He represents it as grand affair, and is perfectly enamored with the city of Terre Haute.

others, were nominated. The ballot resulted, Furdy 6, Barrick 3, and George H. Purdy was declared elected.

For City Attorney, James M. Allen, Harvey Shields, B. F. Havens, and M. M. Joab were nominated. The ballot resulted Havens 7, Allen 2 and Shields lt and Mr. Havens was declared elected.

The Mayor announced the following

Hair

laims-MiUer, Eock-

o'Connell.

run thr entfro lengtfi of the line from I Fire Department—Scudder, Chamberto "RniitrBtlla. making close lain and Seeburger. With tb» O. & Road at Streets and Bridges-Dowl.ng, Saebar. ctfflneetMn-wuB ger anc Chamberlain. Vincefeirt)£ The evanlng express tram I Cemetery Chamberlain, Coats and from Evanaville stops here connecting I Fouts. with train, for the Xaat ov«r the T. H. & Markets—CoaU, Seeburger and Mat. itox

Taxes—Rockwell, Seeburger- ani

dressing.

pond on South- Seventh street shouWhe I Frb»MA£, 161 -Main. atreetJhas ttHRfJ M^a^aetri edW- to tberSealtS of I jU9j received a new assortment of InaiqB' the neighborhood. The Street Commi^. GentS DiAond Pitfi aqd sjoner was ipairu.cte^to^^^e^me rother jeWeiry, which he. will sell at tl|e dtainedf I lowest prices. 18,dtf

Mr. Chamberlain presented the names ... .—i—.—— If wwaht b&aiitiful Tucking, uTord

of eight or ten candidates for the office of Street Commissioner. 1 ing_ and Braid{ng, ge$ it »don^ on^he r: tiir0W8.vi*

e"-: i|

Mr. Dowling, as chairman ofthe Police Street, .tfuse tioors from^Main etreet, Board reported the aelectioii tiif two police- I tfJ s,ir men for each ward—with a reduction of ,i pay from 2,60 to 2.00 per night—with a

The Police Board also reported a set of twelve rules fox the conduct of policemen, which We will publish to-morrow. With reduction of wages and t^ese rules the berth ofjtigh? policeman,will iioC ba^o "fat" a thing as heretofore. -The repoctandealcs Werft adopted.^?.

City Assessor John A. Bryan made roturn of his asses^nent of property for taxable purposes. Report received.

CF-

Connell. n?,

Gas—Mattox, CoaU and Fouts.

,: I The Mayor asked an allowanca of jaigh-

Tu® City Council mat last eveniog in I jeen ^0^ara for three extra policemea «mregukr session. .t I ployed three days in the investigation or Pres0nt^-His"Honw7~Mayor Cookerly, jthe Jackson murder. Granted. presidipg, and W."H. Scudder, William I Jdayor Cookerly presented his bond C^ A L. ChamberiatP, M. W. O Con- Thomas Dowling as surety. Acnell, L. Seeburger, A. B. Fouts, Thomas

cepted

Mat^^ '^efthey^

and Hemy Rockwell—« fall Bwatd. "tester' "as surety was preThe minutes of the last^ meeting were

genled and acceptedi

read and approved.^ On motion of Mr. Mattox the member* dtilM piTtTroM. I proceeded to draw lots for the long and ^red iVolfe arid James S. Miller asked I

bort term, of one and two years service,

an examination and correction of their was"—. tax assessment. -Referred to committeer' lone term—Scuddcr, O'Connell bntaies/ «^IW Seeburger, Dowling, Rockwell.

Several butchers ^.tb^ Asa R. For Summers be retained as Market Master.

I Wor short term—Coats, Chamberlain,

thQ gr(ld

Joseph McOann asked that his application forStreet Commissioner be given the same consideration as other candi-. -r _v n.r ,a -v. Elegant Drses Goods, Rich black Gro dates. File^. I Grain Silks, splendid assortment! of

Ezra *Read and otfcers recommended I r. .Stewart for. Street^.Commissioner. Spring Broche and Cashmere. Prices very low,

ing

of north

On motion of Mr. Dowling, the Street Commissioner was directed to wait upon the contractor for the grading and gravITI eling of Chestnut street, and ascertain why tha not fyifaArjr .AfterJklliWSigV fiwribe* of^ills, the Council adjourned.

Hmb^rSb, Grkat Bargains in Dress Goods at 22

fn order-to flU a-pond of water, ^hich, 25, 30, 35 and 40 cents. Thew good, are in its piWnt conditionS»n«i#lAyi-

le8B in

P»ce

W^"J & Co. asked thtt & certificate I ^a'king of your bi'scuits, cakes pf erjrorJiTtax assessment be granted^Referred to cbtmnittee on"t"ax^ ".

Per

cant than any

Don't stand upon the ceremony of gcJit ing, but go at once to your grocer and a box of Dr. Pric e's Cream Baking Powders. Tou will never regret it andj if once you use them, you will use, in the

&c.,

Vp€fea "Sttolng'"Machine,' South" TiNh

Mr8-

W^J^te

Chief of PoTlCS as follows: Daniel Crowe, largest *nd fineat. Jiesaeunent of HaJ Chief of Police, and Jackson Robertson, Goods ever' brought to this city, South Joseph ttowland, James Wheatflll, Hugh Fifth street, three doers from Main. Q'Dosnarilj George Yort, Henry MoCabe, I 18,dt£ Samuel Ensmmger, Harrieon Sibley,

18,dtf

•, 4'

W,"* jC i,

want the best. South Rftb street, three doors from Main. I8|dtf

I I*

Fresh Boston Brown Bread can ntfW be hAd every morning htr-S. StOweVj, N°^ ,22 South Fourth street.

pjy&pik''rA iCrfisi* Jof, jg#t in, at 8, Stone's- behfecfio^ej^, Sou|h Pou^Lhat/eet. a t»»S 18,fl3t

Go to W. H. Sage's for a delicious beverage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fine order. ,s3- &W 12,dtf

Hoop Skirts, for ladfes, young tadles, missed aiid cbildrenf of all styles, from the .finest material. Alsoj the beit qual iiy of Corsets can be had at the lowest prices, onlv rft Weis^ SJdrt Factory, 159 Main SfWet^althe Yellow ^ronVbetween ftlf awf^fipEfcreeU:

1 ld'wtf

Icb OaDXBsleft dn thedata at the Post Office Loljby, also at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention Small quantities can be had at the latter place at any time. m———

JtifcT Sol^-lS.lfWhO'want'Gems can get thbm put up In first-rate style at Husher's Gallery, eight f(5r*"$l sixteen for $4JS0 All works warranted sathfictory or no c.harge^^Call and see specimens at 111 Main street. —li,dtf

Do tou want an elegant pair ofGIotea? Go to C. Wittig & Go- 170 Main street Demiog Block. They ciarty, the largest and best assorted stock in the city. 8dtf

Catakbh is killing thousands ot our best Jjoople, sid yeVtbft balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventuajly eiwFin Qoasumption. Such however, "If the case, and we hope all will avaU themselves of th# best remedy of the sge— "Keader'stismatt'SntifF'—an article kejjt by all^of out druggists, and only coating 35cents. IbaGbotbb, Jb, apl4-dlw Special Agent

MAftRlEt^

At Ikt Ontnuj K. I. Okureb, 18ih last., by Sit. X. Isi HmT MoOaxx, ia„ of It, CamU, KIm Amioi A. Baoz, of this city.

Fo* latest styles of HaU and go to Mra. J. B. Mitten's, Main between Eighth and Ninth. [m7,d^i

nolh-

d3t

It tou like a good amoke, call at ^Velocipede^gT

Moody's Cigar Store and boy orie or tJM you get (ix Havana more of his Velocipede Cigars {IVX'

Nxw Haix Stosk.—Any ladies ing to buy hair will do wall to call it the knew hair .f $||ain street, tory, where

'kinds of Hair Goods, Curls, Switches, Fronts and Frixetts, Chignons and Also a varietefLMohalr and cheap which she wilt sell at reduced

Ladies call and examine her goods.

UiaiW UIU IUU VMiiiiua #vv«i

ly and promptly filled. 11-dwl

Foe a niea^wilch or Curls at a Ij price than at any other place in the call at the old State Bank Buildini

ClotbmWniironal Clothis Wi nail

ringers,

Cost ft Mahoouki

For sale at 21-dtf

Gabsihzrxs.—Full line, at very lowett prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [0,d4t

ry of Rid

*&3RA

Boors & Sow. have received a !•'EPIOE^OF^FTV^BTDSINMBS^EDRVE, MslQlbk

Carfxhtirs and buildera genei for the best warranted Tools and To Sash and Doo dtf

Dom't ro

rostoSlce, wbere they -sell no but Havana Cigars. [29,d&

?ff*

Thi cheapest Millinery Store is at ill Mitten's, Main street, between 8th ii

M«uxuuKiaa'dlr Our stock of Spring Geoda la now plete, embracing all that is new in

wWm UVW^vWV^ •rwlflllllg mrm**

corner of Main and Sixth streets, whi we will be pleased to see our old cus era, andsM^awny new as meye4 favor us with their patronage. made Clothing at coat

1 1

A good iecond-hand Singer Sewip Machine for sale cheap at E. R. Wrij & Go's. dl

Riddlk is almost daily receiving geods, in Watchee, Clocks, Jewel: Plated Ware, &c. d3i

Millinxbt Miss M. A. Raridan hail opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by EberleA Bindley, on Main, between Third aad Fourth streets, where she -will Wpleaab I to see her old customers, and as man new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. [6,dtf

But where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer A Co. eoujd make you see it. dtf

Spkxr's Standard Wrax Bittim highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwlt.

It is said, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's illusion given," but, those who shed tears of woe can have them soon dried up if they will only to Moudy's and buy one of his Veloci

Cigars.

Cboquxt! Cacquxri 1—Served up 1$ any way, lif. %rt]ett i.Gcundy'a, 10i Mainftreaki- r..'"'

^o.'s, 155 Main street.

^or Crcqupt by the iingle Ball, Mallet, Wicket or by' the full set, sit 'any price you Want, Call on B. G. 18,83t .r-:L.

only go locipede [i7dtf

Grovxr & Millxr have removed their stock of goods to the corner room in th|» Demihg Block, where they are now prepared to wait on ail who may favor then with a call. 12,dff

.•"Whitrwashing I—The underslgnad is prepared to receive and promptly atfehd $ all jobs and orders for White«ras! ,or Ualcemining. Prices reasonable. d£r» may be left at Morgan*!

north Second street, third houas south of the cemetery, east sido. 29 tf J. M. Clbtelaitd..

To A^rLwho may desig9.qsl&(^ Paints, Window attention full bottom oft

10 ast- wno may aesigQ .qsrag rainu, Window GlaM^etc., thUsMison, we invite tention to our stock, whicE will be kept 11 and comt)let4-Md fdways sold at the, ttom of thMMrket ii -jr Barb, Gulick dt

Four and a quarter pouqgs of good coffee for $1,00 at Strong's. dtf

A complbtb Ilnajf White Goods, comprising 'Jaconets, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Swiss, Briliant Pique, etc., to be found at O. Wittig &

Nbw akriyals of Spring shawls, Sul tana, Bistori, etc., at C. Wittig & Go's., 170 M.ain street, Doming 'Block.' 8dtf

SrwiHO Machuvbb.—The best Sewing Machines in the market, to sell on monthly payments by T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street [27,dtf

Choicb WiKrs and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

Booed & Son's Prints at 12$ cents, are going very fast Go soon to be accommodated. Stewart House corner. 6-dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at O. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

TiHTrPB Albums—Something new nice and cheap, just the thing for the fine Gems or Tintypes, eight for $1.00 sixteen for $1,50, taken'at Wright's Gallery, 106 Main street, where you can get any style of Picture known to the profession, Satisfactory work or no charge. 15,dtf

Jt a

5d & Son #atock, all

-'i iiiry day for

Oigkrr for tw^ntv'flve cents at C. Yost's Cigar Store, aouth corner National House, opposite the Poatoffice. [23,dtf .TiO

iheral, fne largest aad handsomest aaw^BgfasfeiBMiUUiJ WllflffiT, ever brought to this city. Our wholesale department is complete in every line, arid* we are able to offer to the trade etter trgains than can be got anywhere west

[SMMIAI.

-lei4

.?j

hair dreesin^f' 'leltrffc'

kaeat femerly kept st 89 Main street, removed tg the west rooqi in late Bank Building on Ohio itr^WbMween 2nd and 3rdL The lady £j^|£dj*rg»olf the businesaiu compa-teBbtai3atteikt-4oi«Dything in theih^ir* diUWing llne which may be entriiilii to f^eir.6 •. fciie*. isi' ,\in4itt^.^^

^i^if?^«imminge,, 5S l^ions

Ftecy and Vai^ety j&o6ds,

PffflT-1'"

Ic'cbatlnQaQ^eof ^eaama^.. '6f jw

*4&0WL wbTICtfiSl

fki^«F»«lilrBeTBI»dy-To fre^rSnlOfoyiqatf dinase Hi. a' grand and i§sle aad sosuralyaa tha.bnil*t aad ml wUldaattor.so rtrely will theOre»t aipliy iMifctte and ®Asehiild"tUinedy, MTSHiB^S HIS? BITTSB8 proteot and preserve human Ufk.Mow# the piesent i* the moit important period of the year to prepare the human aystqm by nring this celebrated Bitter* for the *e|dre

A If

ir#tf

ighvi

Swbbt Potatobs at X. R. Wrigh

Smcial Notic*.—A genuine Havana 'CSgar for Ave cents at C. Yost's jStore, south corner National House, |^|e the Postoffice. [29,

Blub, and also Scarlet Ladies Cloth, -at G. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main stMft iteming Block. 8ii

To Remove Moth Patches, FrecHle* and Tan from the face, useJPerry'* Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. 0. M^II. Sold by all Druggist*.

For B{«pk Worms and Pimples oi Black the face, f^Eaav's Comedonii ^d Pimple Bihsdt, prepared only by Sr. B. C. Febry, 49 Bond street. Mew York. Sold everywhere. The trade snpplled bf Wholerato Medicine Dealer*. marlTdeod8m-w3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JULIUS MIESSBN,

& AMERICAN AND PJl&IBIAN

np0NFBCM0NE$ AND BAKER, No.l'e Serth Fourth St., Between Main asd Cherry Streets,

HAUTK,

Water Ice*, Oharlotte-rncae, lly, Blanc* Mange, Boman Punch, Biiquite Oiaoe, Tromagede Fam, Fancy Ice Cream, Paatry, Tongue, Chicken Salad AcH will be made to order.

Private Partie* furpiabed with .OHter*, Meat*. Tea Creaa^ Je^ia^ Ao.,on abort notice. mayl0d3m

^Ift'toOOEEY, DEUM IN

No.

BOOKS,

100 si*.

Ists.

No.

100

Main st.

No.

nrw

11 l. i. SEBLT,

^#0. tt "Korth Touith Street, MAiKRIO AND KCLKCTIC PH1SIOAN. febSdtf

R.A. AKNAUD.

.and .fifth _Stxaata,

over tbiHTa'tJbnal t^tate Bank. BaaiPBHoa—Ohestnut St', between Rtta aDd 7th. mlSiyl TKBB8 HAuTB, IND.

J. lavm I us

PHYSICIAN

and

\SURGEON:

•FlfCI-'Wert OMs rntlH Mnare, "(Fooneriy occupied by Dr. Curti*.)

Call* atteadel to slight and day. Baiideace at National Bona*. Ja23dtf X. n. ASa. N. B. TBAKLa.

BARB A TEAHLE, nt AJTV SISK PAOITUS Airo F1AIIKK8 Soudi SSh Streat, anpatirtentTal Ingine Howe,

All work entnuted to ua, done promptly, and at riaaaaable rates. tebM3m

kip-

T"TOT Pmmi»

ley's. ©dtf

Important to Ladibs._— Mrs.| L. re-

wrw

-WMr^ NeW.3"0Tk «a* lot Bonnet fiats, Flowers, Plainer

aad BibbODS,'airM the latest aiid-most Atractiva' stiJc^,

aWhich

she has-placed

upon iier counteny td be sold to friends And patMMtt at the nost Reason atfj&priceB.

j&.Ar JLoop Skirt

SING^A

ost's Ci op|

store where thejf IbqII

_!- Afis# iSf^)^--YoQ are Mistaken, it an

where they -sell nothing jdtitiisfiaiieiBt where they manufacture

r29d3®

"^^wdsell"their oWn make. Mits ^wjjf—ls itny establishmedt) gd'kfod'io thk city?

Jli»8 SHrt^A-Chere is only one 1 lit is

MUB

f"! f|n

largest line of Gents Furnishing goodi the city.

J5Rn^-W«l:, -o^-cqurs^ sldr^san^por^ts tbere| HSjUUIll' »W!

sod see thoaer'beatfVifrfl'i Pr|aob

Lrtiem Gmaji -Io*^ J**am- L-^W|

AMUSEMENTS.

BBIQN0LFS 0PKRATIG TB0UF&

TtMnhaTing Imsb a deair* e: of car laadlM «it)seii« to b«ar ed BILVXB TOYOXDTXHOB

And bis (Mabiatsd Opantio Troup*, iMitti AUam* Inlrm hare tto ksadr to uuwn. that they have eoneladod aa amaganfat with

ONENIOHT ONLY!

Saturday Brenlag, May HA, —AT—

wuirG's

Whaathe iblJiowiag.cinlaaat Artif tp.vUl apptari

Mile. Marie Louise Durand* TH# yinng aad dlsMagalahcd Prima All

The sale of reserved seat* will open at AlienS Andrews' Book Store,-188 Main *tree», os laear d»v. May 18th, at 9 A Jf, 'the flaletetiaa Hw» nwftog thi* occaalbB ii kiadly farniihcd by L. Ki*»ner.

INDIANAPOUS.

MIXCHELL RAMH£LSBBR(

FVBJriTVRE CO.,

T—I. IF W--S--JT

^TITS2•:II

-.OFTSVC .{i ".TO

UtrfengST a fifct 1h near imkir

mer month* will bring, and under which an ua braced, depleted and debilitated organism will llratif JUHe^piewal'tMr e^ rsnHT that thinBittersii.repo.B^l^nded i^i.vf)oth sexes a»d. aliigea. Rie tlle^nftAt dcdUSftt Spring add* fluuiiaei' nilt VHS offered, and whererer it ha* been introdu:ed it is found iudispenaable to youSff and old. It parides the blood and secretion* accelerates the digestive functions, regulates tie liver recruits all the vital force* tone* the en tire syitem and enables tho weak and nervous to sustain any fluctuation* of the temperature or fi^ag*^|iicliinate:, dwlw

r«M«d by ibuv tbrnHVi.

SIG. BB1QNOLI

SopraffT

,' Signor Petrilli,

JTE

Batf toa^-

Signer Parti#^

!h Tfea tasattas Baffo.

Signor Loeatelli, Bks»6 Oiiiia^to.,

Signor Steffanone,

Moilcal Dlreetor-

The first part of the entertainment will consist •r a GRAND

OPBSAHO

oonoxbt.

Seooa^ Btrt—First Act of lttraimttl"* }i»B} Opera, MGIA or LAUE RIIOOB aEAJSPTjCKZ|CCTO, frM Orispino aad ORXAl TOWVK SOKHB and DUETT (HISEBIBK), from tore, W ftttl eogtunre. Dooraopen at 1%. Curtain riies at 8 a'olock, ReMrredSeatatl «0. Adnisalon tl 00.

No. 39 Ka«t Wa^teftoa Street,

{J t5DURAmq.

t» lately remofed from Otlr "old

rooai, Mo. 39 South IUindi* Street t» the al location, where we are prepared to .offet^^, ittfi

ii1

Jispecitii tnducementtt O) lSSS|Sl:R oifc

di)ia

rooM 3& saaan

!h.

.er'sto^C'reMs Saloon will be-apen thi' iiL, jWoi •. 'JB^rtifs 'serred'- With 'Con feotioneii|B{ #pd onA^t jioUw taraiaqrthsrBka': for'jffie vex7 libejf^t CXT^r.A. .SffiKtoIor*eatended, he ho^ds to

r.C'l

&Z+

-m .?M5iios»B Jtf5f6oo*- T«w »l «aa It A In oiled walnut* nhf tbeatnnt, oak, mahogur or roiaifood. ^a #50.11 -'CTAS.CI U.H.A jj&OOJS

«•«•XV,*-*P"Y BNM \.*CI CLDI OT

Opting B^om fl&£4*

WOB aaainu DAMIE.JZ -.

-'to. all •wood*.

«:,7-^VLJ:

SU X,c FMN

bane and Wood Seat Chairi,

SOMS AS* lit

MCH'TELM

,•)'& out and plain:

.jaitisn A &9«5ll/fc'Jti 3SU H'l A .i-a:.3. -a

T.XLII?*

rAlAraif«*)..

Mantle & Pier Glamefl,

HIIY:**

ii :A 5 I

'.K

Inlaid and Boqtiet Stands &o.

IverythiDgin tho

FURNITURE LINE!

"Vr-Tpr*/

\O":

Of the very finest make, and as cheap as tha uoe quality of mtnulaotare can be obtained at any other point, ea*t or west.

Glvo u* a call,.

100

Main

st.

No.

100

ii,

VMS

Main

TERRS HAUTE, IND.

PHYSICIANS.

jnailecTaE

MITOHEtl. BAMHEL8BEBG, .T0BNITDBE COMPANY .If-.}-.-

SSSast Waihington St., Indianapolis

jy|ERCHANT TAILORING.

I have Jast received aad bow open to the inspection of my patron* aad tha public ia general the moat desirable (tylea of Colored

Cloth Coating* Casslnere ajndf

S I N

In all ahades, which. I propaie make ap to OBDIB In t^e latest and best

a a

pa abort notice, Cheaper thaa they Can be anywhere west. Pleaaa call on FBBD. SCHLBirTNO, m8dtf 182 Main street, Metropolitan Bloak.

Steae BMMlac Work, itailaa Varbie aad

Scotcli Granite Monuments

**1*-.,. 'V ,'i

,1..". ,V a«:~ fltaru^ Slate amdf from Maaat«la, aad Orate*.

Steam Works nnd Shops on OSBBBY St., between 9th and 10th, near Main. For specimens of onr work we aefer to Demtng'* Block. Me2ropolitan Block, Cory'* and Sage's Buildings, National St«te Bank, Nevr Poatoffice, MaGre^w'e and Deiaiag'. Honaawats, ae., *e.

rj-EO. E. JACKSON & CO., Vj ETENXBAl. 0«mmissioi ud fonrartiig lerckasts, sums 6BAIR, VLOVB, POKE, LiBB, PBOBUOB. Ml„

NO. 63 WALNUT STBBKT,

CINCINNNATI, OHIO.

WAffTED.

$!?*£*£?!

AGfiNTS WANlfBD.—THE raLUVa jBOOK SOW ormct) ACOEMTBia

"QMA+TSIM

iioer wira,"

a*?uullf\^^° MbiufcS aboat lix weaki,

ror

MnnWerya^'aaada tree^jaU ia! Ida." Poswssiba given ttamadlatel:

»sr

Suits

Chamber

t«WP

MlaJbdraaiahalffcjrajoaa oa»

^Sriuirrasuia "MMaaM awttTud

W.i. Mack,CJtaaca.

to* REftr.

^jama^A-w

U..

,tt?eoo?Q doaalc

_i,!-

STYLE,

and MAEBLE WORKS

WALTER & KPPI1K6H01JSIN.

it 11U

partieaiars, applw (0

.. THOKaa B. OAB*. At Knpptahcimar'* Olothtag Mot*. JMi KimL between ad.a^diUu.. l|Mt

®f«T the PoifOfflc*. AppLf to L. J*0. a. BVACH,

^fOytALI.

SAXiB—Yalaabl« Lots—I

Whlto? S^^tL^iL^L7'M In

nil

abouti

1*,t 8*»w*ar»y

tmraj*!. TiUe ml9d9ir

am,

i»tk (coa lb* Court Uaaea, aad

17*Mahi8tn*t.

pK)R SALB.—A new Na. Ono Bnehboardt «itb' tw» *e»* alo, a flu* al*o new Pr'ce». for partloalar*, eaqlra «f 15dS«

at wary low

Jontm.

SAL&-«.The nndoraiKned pfv* kia two-«t9iy traSe tm-

^JW&S^IKIZZ'ZZZS

well luliM, aad in good order. The lot ooa-7-jOOtt., alt wall

Tlih

.with good (table, wood

ho,,,,ej»*oI,*l,t#r"'

13-dJw

f,T«d walk.,

Thi. property will bo sold oa accommodating irSJh NjJ««tts, and at fair pric?, if ap-

kIic«tion

be made loon. LOUIS No. 98 Kain strtet.

*OR SAIiB.—I •win dispose of «ar Stock of Dry Ooodi aa lair teraa. ta "h0

wUhe* kl7

Ttne^S ob

^BMd paper. LOOIS LXVXQniir 9* KaiaatreSt.

ISd3w

OR SALE-Jn Montrose, semthaast of Ua cUy^s^ am wall aet ia all of amaUfnit aad trait tree*. Oood frame kae containing eigfct rooaa aad cellar, large ^and othTont-kn IWap complete, (food

ace. Will llO.ii' tudu

Mstropotitaa Block',

•)T»it

To purchaser*.

tsniw

PABLO STUN, •-sannioji 8usc::HAit

\'saauo turn

W..J& In all wood*, aad oevored in Tarry, Bep, iGlath, Danuk or Plrnh.

,r—Ar

tod aisffitorr1 gllfap JUnftt

iar aad other coavenaaoee will be tor oaah. Xaqulrs mob ofWHASTT ,cornec »f^Ca(4 aafUUlMr^M.^

SALE—-A deairable cmpr ttna aqaaaaa seath of Mata. oorner of Swaa atreaSa, S|dH IM. |nqui*a of *.% Httfsoir.

^AXiE—-Souse and Lot 011 1 Street, between Sixth aad Sevaath^ X.J^WBMBTA OO

Jaa^ ap

SALE.—-4. two-story

SJV.IUln

„, located on Mala

aow .oaaapled. aa. a W flgara to tin »ora deairable oattage the yremiae*.

owner will take a 4 *at. laqulra 6a thi

la pa neat. Inquire

Tenftate Mi PenrjTllle racket. Steamer BAIT CLAIBK wUl ly regalarly betweaa Tern Haute ~aaa al»»Mo«k aaa'Friday* of *»r boardlo V.'bkSWXAKSB, at hia house, ir of 9th aad Wabaah streets, dtf

POSTING.

IOLXSALBAin BITAIL

B0QlLEi8aiL:\)

1C ttin St., Haute,

Now in storv 'tHtf LABGEST STO Goods^la tMlr Hue, they .. hi ir.carriad,'which baveiog 'it.- Mfrchaaed Bt jobbere ates they propose to sell at 3TTOM PRICKS.

BO UEPARTMENT

Their embraces a gcoearl assort* meat

STAL FTP AND MI8CELLA70S WORKS, BIBLES,

ioz,

BOOMS,

WILE BOOKS,

»8lU3

SA.B11 SCKOOIF LIBRAIT and the POPULAR ZIKES.

RxaswAToi ,11

S a O N E

e^ej ,n immense stock of Blank Books, Envelopes, Gold & Steel Pens, id Slal# Pencil* Jak, Fen Holder if Pocket Books, Chalk Crayon ry &c. &c.

Coan irttbiot* In making Their parchas id not 1 ail to call at No 101 aa then will find the largest stock in the ine in the city, and as low or lowe: market elsMrherf affords.

Tt'r' raw?to J'"'

B. F. Brannan, Preet." Franklin Bank, Cluciaaati, Ohio. Sibley. Fraach Co,, Ooiamiasloa lUrchaBts,

p!HON

Nos. SO

TOWN8E&D, lift Main St.,

If.aoHred to do all klads of Bill Posting, DisHH aadFaiattacaa JSacee, Ut tha most artlsti iar aad tha mosffeaSuiiable term*.— All orqil be promptly attaaded to. april7dtf

for LICENSE.

her#bT

to eel lap)

Kive* notice that

hewill a the County Oommiaaioaera at theirre*®

in Jaaa, 1S8S, tor license

lntoiieatiBg liquors in laea

quantltiei oart at a ttaaa, fcr tha space of onoyel ratitm

which aald liquois

a"'0 b* located on Walaatstreet.opposite tki Boaae, in Tatre Haute, Vigo county, Ii aylS, F, W. OBBXE CO.

rNCO

AX.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

James H. Turner, Xaq., (ebl8d3m Tern Haute, Indiana.

.. ii .:\Ct

Notice iflgina that the Uaited States TSxea for Stats of 1 id now dae,

i«vvaa *aa» tin VI1I9U 9IRHV Ooileetlon District, of tho the Ooontrof Tl|o,are

__ .jWttl attaad la person, or by £*Paty,al af tha Oolleetor la thaeity of

T"i?

.^ ^»^oee ef tanln* Lieenwe

to°uS ^^*.m*d.yof*., rlag thair Tkzes within the JUfati I labia to pay Bra per ceno'^lock A. M. So It V., and

tarn Office ho from 1 P.

8AM% MAOILL,

May lTtl

!or 0f 7th

DUt*

^IPSSiPl^P

IKDMSI

SS aaOHANT, TAULORINC.

W» i- ii

-TAUTED) AH'

iifti f*

TIJB

Xtl

NHRTSX,

EEC flANT TAILORING.

MBJMWXJ

a (umi wiOi!Ji i!in»

in^a

IBUS

W A S

hu jack retvratd frdM the BistVttk

8UPB1I4R ASSOtTMUT!

'i' |Q iii I J, iu

CASSIMEKKS,*

VESTINGS, slid' .-l

FANCY OOAtmas, ansa 'l whtehhepT0poac«r,to'^tuC5 -t essti-j yu,

MAITF. UP Ti5 6BtteR

.l»' ^olg

a 0 I N E

9 ii

XJ^u oiil

JDT

MOST APPROVED STYLE

Oentlemen wigh^gtheir J^pthlpgin^dp^jl by the '-•'"•-a u- t«BEST TAILOR IN Tfl£ OITT

9aU and Heave TOUp MEA^UTI with' V. at

THE BLUM I\ROHT,

146

Hain

*. »$ 1-11*..,,

STOVES I

arg-s

Kay will be (And tor aaatr--A rare 1 ce^or a bargain. For particulate InaaM on T«a»la*a, aeuth-eaat corner at Sevaath and $an« atraata- ^-^j ,T

HOM-IA

t°od two a tory Boaaa, lebaied eaaoath edi

tf&eet.o)

I*''- .4*'

3 1 (U

-U4J*

1 tiT* 0^1 ^-vi*

k*4

1 A*

-IUI IIIIM-A UI

IfORH-WBTT OF THE OLD COtBT

I l«

I iJ- ii J,

OLD ISTAN£I« ii.1 .jo.

.. I Mailtos OI M14I Urn

The Urges* Stock In tflMtiity ,a uvuJ vINC.tidicj til} aitYft

WE FIFTY-fWO BOfiSs .» .'.vra With each Cook Stow Sold! 1

We wstrantevery Stove to juke idLitani flre,ttid ha?» *ood dranttht.'"Out mvBar

BEST 8H00TH OASVM} t.-i a* ,n»Aad aot liable -to crack. .WafeSUpidaolaad a •Ja fiiU imsatl.' *0od#t^ck»f »u ailil

MIMMMAIAT'MSLLSIM

i. %'asce.ivt

til line of tha moat approved ^ut^gp* of

PLowKr.

•Jv.*7

urt

And a full at

And a foil itMk oS ^ciao t)y

FAUtBiKK§

Wa buy for cash, exclasiTely,aaiu-P^: om* :i'- *1 and will di+C ill il*

TIFTIITI A .I

tf,-

SELL AS CMMITIT

v- 'V- asi* tadiss .! t.. t»«aeaai ...j jiaeil*

TZ A.

Call and INVESTIGATE*:)?IT'3.]

& 5»

C. C. SHITl

aaril9d7Soi mu ,t«ii ao.'a loa :»Tii rai tJt caJainatQ ,nS ftua au Am ui

•r«r. Md to

aw at litoli

adw

10%

120

KEEP KOOH

JtJST

KECH^J1

lifiWVraDiiob

fIce

Cream KnMen,

3aAS-

Bath TBb8tall sizes, Toilet. Setts at 1300. Bird Gages, all styles, and

In abundance, whica will be3 joli Lift tCltt oarreats. Call at V.

BAiia

:*8- S

'. •.

JBBS8 MAKING.

lo Jo«-?i*iaa» Jl •!. -et fd

Mrs. N. £. JHKDCWa •as removed her Cloak fad Draaa Waklar eetaaleahment to Naylor'a new buiidinc an (abu ku tween Fourth and Fifth atreela, whara ake wtiS _. Fjaaaad tomeet all who d«elre (ha moatpaHboa Work in thia line.

Partlealar attention will be givea# aa h*a».. fore, to tho lateat ctyies. ThemoetakiUta!assistant* hStabeeneacaced Wedding Goatamea, Ball aod Party DraW. Ladiea and Children's Cloak* a td ivesasa aotarad with promptaees and diapateh

JJOAKDING HOUSE.

lBd-

The tjnderslraed opens to-day, a large aa* newly nirniehed Boarding House, on the corner of Fifth and Cherry stra-ts, where ha hope* to see all his cid, and maay naw pattens. THB TABLB WILL BB WELL FCBlTKtftl# aad tha House well kept in in every respect-

A oommodlaus Wagon YarJ adjoins thea*eouisee. MlCHOLAd FILBXCKMarch lfcdtf