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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Thursday Morning, Jan6 &ta, 18».

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THE commencement exercises of the High School take place at Dowlwg 9 to-morrow evening.

FARMERS

GEN.

CRUST IS

THE two lodges of Masons in this city install officers to-night, closing with a banquet. Masons and their families alone will partake.

THE new three cent postage stamps after passing through the postoffice, are like pugilists emerging from a mill, quite black and blue in the face.

THECHAIN

GANG

Music

DISTRICT BOARD

iND'

amto«

J*16

CITY NEWS.

THIS is St. John the Baptist's

NlW POTATOES eatable prices.

DAY.

are coming down to

has not occurred in this city

within two months past.

Tan Universalis are going to Foil Knox on a picnic excursion on Tuesday

next. Hon F. M. MKEEDITH lost by death, yesterday morning another valuable hunting dog. Poison!

at Crawfordsville in at

tendance upon the commencement exercises of "Wabash College^

THE Declaration of Independence was signed on Sunday. The 93rd anniversary occurs the same day.

RABBPBBBBIBS

OOL.

appeared in market

yesterday, And disappeared at the rate oi thirty- five cants a quart I

A RAIL ROAD meeting will be held at Bowling Green on Saturday next, to adopt means to secure a railroad from Brazil south to Worthington.

R. W.

THOMPSON addressed the

literary societi of Wabash College, on Tuesday evening, 41 id addressee the Masons at Bainbridge to-day.

REMEMBER Dr. SimmB' amusing lecture at Pence's Hall this evening. The lecture is free, and will well repay an attendance.

has been revived, and

impecunious city offenders now exeroise on the streets instead of enjoying the

luxury of the jail. 4 OH THE

MEMBERS

of Asbury Chapel vote

on the lay delegation question to-day. Every member, male or female, over twenty-one years, is entitled to vote.

MASONIC

PICNIC.—The

Masonic fra

ternity of Rosedale hold a pionic celebration at Rosedale to-day. Rev. 0.

Brooke, of this city, delivers an oration.

SCHOOLS.—The

CASE

Board of

School Trustee by a unanimous vote, has decided to retain Mr. Paige, as teacher of musio in the public schools. Consent I

of disorderly conduct, which

occurred aeveral days ago, was brought to judgment yesterday, and was the only case in the Mayor's Court.

THE Iudianapolis

Sentinel

"COLD

SPRING

states that

the greater portion of the spiritualists of that city are either ashamed or afraid to publicly acknowledge their belief. We have none of that modesty down this way.

TRAGEDY" is the title of

a book which Dooley has laid on our table. It contains a full report of the Clam murder trial and all the circumstances connected therewith, and much other interesting matter never before published.

POISON.—The Legislature of Maine ha» passed a law making it a crime punishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary, to sell alcoholic liquors containing poison. If a law like that was in force here, we could soon send a car load- of delegates to Jeffersonvilte."

LEARN

from the Sullivan

MEDICINE CHEAP

Hit of snake bite.

OF EQUALISATION.—

The Auditors of this, the Sixth Congress* ional District, assembled in this city yesterday, to equalize the assessments of ihe several counties. Present, Paddock, of Vigo Barker, of Greene Perrj, of Monroe Torrance, ol,VermllUoa Brifgs,of Sullivan Tate, of Parke Phillips, of Owen, tioskins, of Clay, and Woolfoik,

Lawrence. After being duly sworn by the Clerk of Vigo Circuit Court, they proceeded to organise as a Board of Equalization by electing William Paddock, Chairman of the Board, and Chas. T. Woolfoik, Secretary.

Mr. Tate,

~ot

It-1-''.',

uve. He also moved said Board to reduce the appraisement of all lands in Parke county the sum of 20 par eent on the value thereof, which was also decided in the negative.

When, on motion of H. F. Perry, of Monroe, the following appraisement as returned by the various Auditors was unan' imously adopted, to-wit

—a

S:gsi$i2s:8:*k" Sv^-^-EvNuniber of Acre* of Land. saiis:sii 0»*0t0

IISI|§SMINE

ralne

u1.

are absolutely howling at the

unusual wetness that has prevailed thus far the present season.

of Improvements.

ee -T ooevw-^

0U MUM*

8 2 S a

9 A. W. AN&4 P.

3tw'

Uiiion

that James H. Hill, aged about 16 years, living about one mile east of Shelburn, accidentally shot himself on Tuesday. In preparing to shoot a squirrel he took the gun down, blow in the muzzle to see if it wa* loaded, and his foot slipping off tbe hammer, th» load passed through his .brain, killing him instantly.

DIRT.—Several

Indianapolis physicians have been experi menting with the earth dressing far wounds, and are so delighted with It that we commend it to the attention of our doctor*. It consists in a simple application of dry sifted earth to cuts, lacerations or indolent ulcers, and is far superior to any kind of salve. Tbe value of earth-*s a remedial agent has long been known in domestio practices, and by the Indians. The latter apply it moist instead of dry, to cuts, bruises, etc., and it relieves inflamatlon and promotes the healing of tbe afflicted parts. The aborigines and many of the early settlers found an application of moist clay a valuable agent in the treat-

DROWJTXD.-—List

A ORRMAK

Parke, moved that there

be added to sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9 10,11 and 12 in Van Baren township the sum of ten dollars per. acre, and a like amount on seCttoAS l, 2,3, *10,11 and 12 in Dick Johnson township, all ia Clay county, which was decided in the nega.

menti.

Se®oouSp?°A vera ire per AcrJ. assesses

S8SgSS5to5A.varage Value of land and Improvements

&£ SS3 S gValce of Ballrovfs. is II =ri§

aiijilijiri sISlsiifS On motion of Mr. Barker, Charles Tt Woolfoik was chosen as delegate to the State Board.

It was ordered tbat the several members hereof be allowed for four days each, except Mr. ^Paddock, who has an allowance of six days, and then the Board adjourned.

FOURTS

JULT.—The

Committee on

arrangements for 4th of July celebration, met pursuant to adjournment, at the Mayor's office last evening, Mr. Burnett in the chair. Present Burnett, Allen, Reichert, Mahan, Holden, Stewart, Daugherty, O'Mara, Myer and Oookerly M. A. Crane was added to the committee and appointed Secretary

pro tem.

The following Committees were appointed On Finanoe—E. B. Allen, Wan. Myer, I. L. Mahan, Jm.O'Mara and Dr. Daugh«rtr* I ...

On Muslo'—O. F. Oookerly, James O'Mara and M. A. Crane. Or Printing—I. L. Mahan, B. R» Stewart and S. I. Holden.

On Stands—B. Stewart, 1.1. Holden, and Win. Myer. On Ordinance—James O'Mara.

On tR&ilroeds—L. A* Burnett, £. B. Allen.!*1""1' To select a Chaplain.—S. B. Allen, I L. Mahan and G. F. Oookerly.

The fallowing appointments were made: President ot the Bay—G. F. Oookerly Chief Marshal— Maj. O.J. Smith.

Assistant Marshal—Col. R. B. Stewart. Speakers of the d^y—(the speeches to be limited to speechesoT 15 minutes in length) R. W. Thompson, D-W. Voorbees, B. W. Hanna, Albert Lange and Richard Duonigan.

The iPr esldent was authorized to invite thesanie. j»Oxr The Secretary was 'instructed to invite all the different organizations of the city Public Schools Ac.,to be present and p»r-» ticipate in the exercises of the day. Also the Major, City Council, City Officers and the Fire Department.

The Mayor was requested to issue proclamation calling on all business men of the feity to close up between the hours of

Adjourned to iceet at the Mayors offloe, Saturday evening next, at 8

MR.

PACKARD'SMONTHLY,

JAIITS WLNCHRLL,

of Springfield,

Ohio, inventor and proprietor of the Champion Grain Drill, Revolving Road Sorapefr, Corn Harvester arid Husker, and other valuable agricultural implements, is in the oriy for the purpose of establishing a manufactory of agricultural machinery. He proposes, if a liberal spirit ia manifested by our citizens, to go into this important branch of business on an extensive scale.

oompany, with a cap

ital stock of$l&0,000, is to be organized. Of this, stock Mr. Winohell takes $25,000, and hafc the promise-of $10,000 more outside

Tar re Haute. The question is,

will the

live

men of our city take hold of

this grand enterprise It cannot fail to pay. The stock In similar establishments in Ohio payi'from 80 to 7® per cent, per annum, where facilities art not half so good as those we have here. Mr. Winchell proposes to call on parties likely to be interest#! and explain his p!an of operations. The control of tbe proposed company will be in the hands of gentlemen residing here, and none of its financial benefit? will he diverted from this city.

for July, is re

ceived at Dooley,s 100 Main street. It contains several articles which almost every one will wish to read. Among these are Olive Logan's spirited discussion of The Nude Woman Question and

T. Barnum's story of The courtship and Wedding-~of General Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren.

evening about sit

o'clock, While a number of small boys were bathing in the river, opposite the city, bear the bridge, one of them, named Jatfiet Welch, aged about eleven years, got beyond swimmer, water with him became alarmed and ran a way.

large boyj umped into the river,

but too late to rescue the unfortunate lad.

stituted in ftlria cigy, |«tyl Lodge, IT. D*f J^*nd A. SLf an evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year :Vj*/iJIin* "X

Philip Schloss, W. M. Bnos Strouse, S. W.^«

Julius Sehrsder,

John Kuppenheimer, Sec. Joseph Feileaxer, Treaa-

j.i

Max Hoberg, 8. D.

GRAMMAR Scvooi^^XHAIXIAN.—There are no exhibitions of a public character in which the people take eo genera!" an interest as those annually given by the school children at the plose

Tho closing examinations of thS^lgh School will take plaoy this ^Week| accolding to the following programme (I ri"

THURSDAY.

A. M.—9:16^0 10 Algebra, 2d **4nd opbjr.

and Im

M.—2:00to3:30,

Botany 3:45 to 6:00, Eng:

liih Literature, Annual commencetnent Tnaa^ evening, Jnne 25th.

Grammar -School .Exhibition Wedrtaadsj evening. June 33d. J. M.

OTCOIT, SC

rerintendent

sallld

NEVER before, has |iuman. ^lgenuily accomplished a more perfect piece of machinery than the American Button Hole Overseaming and Sewing Machine, it does all its work Mm^rably. ft is guaranteed to do everything claimed for it and notwithstandingthere)

PJBB.

inany

good machines in the market yet I claim for it many improvementa you cannot get in any other, thereby affords ypu a greater variety of work withotij change of needle than ahy machin^n^y iji: use and I am authorized to give all an op portunity to test its merits 'who doubt its superiority, none who have tried it doubt it. H. Buck, Agent. Office 159 M!ain street between 5th and"

6EFI,

1 FQR

LARGE

Terre Haute

Ind. j24-tf.

FORI KNOX.—The

Univer

sallst Sunday Sehool will give one of their popular excursions to Fort Knox on Tues day next, the 29th inst.

Tout's Band will accompany the excur sion. Fare for the round trip, $1.00 ohildren under 15 years 50 cents. 24,dtd

STOERX WN«E -JMNGI

Gimps for Piques at

W. S.

SPLENDID

Ryce & Co's. 24,dtf

ASSORTMENT

of Summer

Dress Goods at W. S. Ryce & Co's. 24,dtf

'-"V

?':V

GENT'S Extra Quality Brown and Bleached half-hose, at Warren, Hoberg & Co's. 24d3t

GENTS' Summer wear, at Warren, Ho berg A Co's. 24d2t

BEREQE, Crepe" Mal^etz'

Jatid"

S^ietlind

Wool Shawls, in great variety. Look at our cheap Summer Dress Goods. 24d3t ,,WARREITj HoBRRQ Co.

AT a meeting of the Joint Committee, appointed by Terre Haute Lodge No. 19, and Social Lodge No. 86, to make arrangements for the installation ceremo nies, to be held at tiie Masonic Hall, Thursday evening, June24tb, it was resolved that a banquet be given to Masons and their families. All Masons .will take due notioe thereof and govern themselves aosordingly. COMMITTEE. ^[j23-d2t]

FREE LECTURE at Peno^&j JM4h

MARRIED.

BLAIZB—BBAKSOST—Wednesday, JnnB 231, st the reeid-nce of *». Blaise. Esq., by Bev. X. Frank Howe, hn Blairo and Lucinda Branson, both of Boserille.

Thursday evening,, June 24th. D? Simms, the well known eloquent and amusing lecturer of New York, will deliver a lecture on physiognomy immature, mind and beauty. d2t

THE cheapest Millinery Store is at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between 8 th and 9th. dUf.

FOR

latest styles of Hals tfnd^Sonneti

goto Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street between Eighth and Ninth. j22-tf.

Two fine oarved Walnut Wardrobes to be sold at a bargains. Just received-ai extra nice lot of Willow and Fancy Camp Chain. A tew Baby Wagow^f| tg» tjei sold at low prices. Also new style Clothes Hamper on hand 4 Rp^s,

Nos. 10, 11 and 12, West of Square "22,d3t

.I XIX I'M 5S

SELLING out fine B. Calf Boots at

at D. Reibold's

"Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per are Bold at 15 cents a pair, at l.dtf C. WrmG & Co's.

repaired

MASONIC LODGE has been

FOR

gg -m

5. Wr^

a fine wlilie or colored shirt^good

sod'cheap or a stht of white or opmred linen duck ready made or made to Wder, to Grover & Miller's, corner i^th and in streets. Jp26-dtf.

FOB one dollar to t^ro dollars jou can hijy^at

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block, FORTHELARGEST and freshest stock of Neck Ties and Collars in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, comer 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

GENTLEMEN, save money, iur garments renovated at H. F. Reitiers' Dye Hous^, Maui street, between 6th and 7th. |-dlm

IMMENSE

STOCK

rjl^dtf 149 Main street.

CHIAP SUITS':

CHEAP

IMPORTANT

'fJkUii Kii*

SELUNO out Ladies Congress Gaiters at $1.00. Good Lace Gaiters at $1.60 at D. Reibold s, 64 Main street. 19-tf.

CHOICE

that at Weisz's Skirt Facstreet, skirts were always of charge, ud are so still. rou want ths cheapest and .-irf

The o^her day, ge

A LADY SA-PFR^'THE^H

JUST

m'Baking Powder

out of Dr. Price's Creai

le a cake from seda and my little 'gflfffettting a piece say's 'Why, maj what is the matter of th|s cake? it is not ft( to eat.'" Had been so long accustomed to making everything so good with Dr^ Price's Cream*Powders, ioi^d think nbne fit to ekt made froru anything else/-1 vl d3t

RECEIVED

studies. This interest in' ence at Dowling Hall last evening to wij. ness the entertainment "prepared b^ the teachers and pupils of the Gramm&x School. The programme was made up of music, declamations, readings, an allegory on the vpysgsyof Jjfcijli^^yqjn|rfiici} etc., and were, without exception, of a highly creditable character-.— creditable alike to the children and their faithful, hard-working, persevering teasjifU The. gymnastic uett&fts Miii^elktS^lodthe young lads and misses going through the movements' Jritfa!a! theipciWKiiJn'ftf well drilled soldiers. iiifiU furmtrT A lias

at the Fashionable

Dress Making establishment of Misses E. and L. Kintz, Le Bon Ton,

R. Freeman's, 161 Main street,

the hsindsomest set of black jewelry you eyer saw, and for _tha ^same Amount,t the

JISP-MFLPKEB'S

•highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. jiHl feb23dwlt.

ATTENTION, FARMERS.—We have on a few new double-shovel Plows icn wo will Eell at a bargain. They are from the pattern upon which Mr.- Jo.seph Grover received the first premium at the Indiana State Fair of 1867 are well made, Crom^thebes^nateriflla. -Call, and examiner

We are making Craig's patent Harrows also, iron Scrapors, for farm and jrdad purposes. WM. J. BALL & Co.,

Propr's Eaglei Iron Works, AgentsRobinson Machine Work?, Separators and Horse Powers,

Corner 1st and Wabash streets, dwtjyl5 Terre Haute, IncL_

-BOORD

& StwVJ^rtntrat 12} cents, aW

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

WANT

a suit of clothing made

in tho. very best style, and cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are nol. employed^ go to Grover & Miller's,1 corhtfr 6th*and Main streets. m26«dtf.

No HUMBUG1 Some Goods must be sold, and we$611 them 25 per cent below cost. Look at our Bargain" Table.

ST^

Le Petite,

Suris!— Gents

wishing cheap suits nude to order, in the most fashionable style, call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry Goods Store. Satisfaction given, pr.no sale.. ......

JOHW-BAiNntLK®

29^4w

Merchant Tailor.

STYLE Necktie, Ribbons, the very

latest out. Veils, the largest assortment in Silk Tissue. Barege Dotted,Ret, Ac,, at &

BUY

STRAUS'.,

149 Main street.

HAVING sold my stock of goods to Grover & Miller I can hereafter be found at their establishment, 'rorner,of Main and Sixth streets, where 1 will be found teatfy to wait on and cut for any one of my former customer JOHN WALMSLEY. j8-dtf.

where vpu

And'the most Tlafd Perhaps Austin make you see it.

BARGAINSI BARGAINS!.1-^-Bargains In Dry Gbdds. Go to the doither of Mtiin and'-8ccond streets, where Boord & Son have jiistroDened an entire new stook, all purchiped since thM^cline in prices. [apr2,dtf

SAID, "This WOMMiB

Strong's, THB hast and dnapeat Hoop Hers "Jil-

The beat »ni fihaap^t Cprsets & Arnold's.

Die

Modenwelt, and all tbe fashionable Magazines of the |ay also .tj»e latest patterns from the€^l^im^f*"» of^W«f^ior, iNeVYork,{tt)! &ey VoliM Respectfully invite the attention of the ladies. jl7-d6t.

fleeting

show for manu^ IttMMuPven," but those who shed tcnP^Proe oan^ha^e them soon dried upif 'they will only go to Moudy's and buy one of his Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

$4.00

Main Street. j!9tf.

MUIR & SoxS SdbtohAle^Old KBnMaky.p^ White Wheat Whisky, California Claret, by tbe bottle, for sale at Joseph Strong's, No 190 Main street [19,dtf

Com*

AND

SUGAR retailed at whole

sale prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 JUia street [19,df

LADIES.— Mrs.

Volger, South Fourth street, has just ceived direct from New York a selfci of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Fram And Ribbons, all of tbe latest and most attractive styles, which she has placed upon her counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at tbe m«4t reasonableprices.

Il-d2w

MILLINERY.—Miss M. A. Baridan has opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Sberl# fc Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, wbere she will be pleased to see her old customer^' mad aa many new ones as may choose to Savor her with their patronage.

ICJWARBH CURED Fo^JfTllpiii' THila statement is true, because will fy to the fact that enqrWSpaX of Rlader's German Snuff entirelj,banished the complaint. WoW, "why wifT tho' peo1$ this age suffer from one of the most disgusting of diseases, *|£en in this ampl« remedy they Call procure'It dure. Alt druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents to O.

P. Seymoor^Co^Jfe|toBtand

.Jboi

CARPENTERS and builders generally, for the best warranted Tools and Toledo

FOR

D. Reibold's and look at his

cheap boots and shoes, it will do you good. 64 Main Street $ if .ii^tt .J,

a nice Switch. or Curls at a lower

price than at any other place in th« fiujc, call at ths old State Bank Building, on Ohio, street, one deor east of K.issner'i Moaie Store. [4,dtf —1

lj 11

REMOTALl^^-Th& haif •tfreertngJ eital ment formerly kept at 89 Main street, has been removed to the wcist room the old Slate Bank Building on Ohio street between 2nd and 3d. The, l«dj ing charge of ths 1tiiineiB is compfr having tent dressing lin«^rl her. m4dtf.

to attend Ao apyihiog in the hain ting l!ne %h1ch tnaf be entrustsd Mr «RytaL»*A3r. utr vvi W

4. J-

The best

At^old'^. ^pkirts repaired free of charge a\ Set?1 Arnold's factory, 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th. jlfl-dtL

FOR

jl2-dwlti-L

~nt

SALX.—A first-class building lot

on south 7th street, 74$xl72. Inquire of,

JU-DTT W.

Go To W. H. Sage's for a delicious beverage. jfjis

and see those bwautiful French toh .Gieghjuns aL Oorcelius &

v'»«

^MOC'-^ojiiwoA 121341^

Largest and best assortment of assimeres and ve»tiogs in thi

cky, gdto Grover & Miller's, corner Gtb andfM^in streets.'-.j m26-dtf.

SLB^T|S

BUTTONS

l)o you WANT BAROaiN9"¥*-€hr Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of chefcp Goods." 2T,T!tf

BEAUTIPUL (POTORS ^TERET

Beregei and Lamartines^st^T^c^ed at ilipa

gacipsy ^to call and see them. dtf Tr lilrA a ffnnH P.ilH Al

STANDARD WINE BITTERS is

YOU

call'

like a good BirfoKe,

Moudy's,Cigar Store .aiift. 3uy one or more o^ his Velocipede Cigars fl7iftf

.-f-, -fl

Ripley's. X25 dtf C. L.: HALLER has removed bfa Tailtfr Shop to Seoond- streat^ one door north of the Stewart Hbuse, whore he.will ba glad to see all his patrons.^,

CHOICE WINES and Liquors at Strong's, ISO Main street. —. '—Ti'i.

Go to Boord & Son's toaget thotft fancy -striped.Dress Goods, corner Main and Third streets. -dtf

BIG RUSH

ley's. 6dtf TEE best pair of White Hose at

170

of Millinery Goods,

Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, &c., %.nd at very low prices, at

L. STRAUS'.,

FULL LINK

™R

cts

at ii 'a C. WITTIQ & Co.'s, 21,dtf

Main street Deming Block

RIDDLK has the "Horton Corset."

of Ladies, Misses and

Children's Hose at such prices as will sell ihetdf fast, at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 2 ldtf JUO--Main«tr«eV Oemifi^-BlMli.

C. WiTTici & Go a* £frO '~Mtith -atrtf»t Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods tbat must be sold.

I 21,dtf OHB•

CASE,

200 yards of Lawns, ele-

gant styles «b4 feist oolors at ift^o

^'PIey

ETEKY

VARIETY

of Silk and Summer

Dress Goods just received1' aiTttell, Rip Jey & Deming's.

BLACK IRON GBENADINE4, and, wide at Tuell, Bipley & Deming'e. dwtf.

Six

HTJSDRED

the best quality

Ware for your (honey. Shryer & Co. could dtf

Towels at 20 oants each

Wprth 40 cents. Three hundred Towels at 35 oerats each worth 50 cents.

Fifty dozen full sized Dinner Napkins at $1,25 per dozen. The very best bargain in the market at^Tuell, Ripley & Demsng's. .. .- i.:.-.'. dwtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

To Enjoy Life's Blessings We Most Have Bea th.—It is a stubborn fact that eierj humsn being is more cr leas predispcseif to'disease, and ia the Spring the xcitiag (jauaes of disease are nnmer.ns and active, and tioltness ia exceedingly prevalent now, to counteract tbe baneful inflnenofs which sometimse. tell witb faarftA effect upon enr system at tliis period-o .the year, a certain and agreeable remedy ia farby Messrs. Dr. 8. B. Hartman 4 Oo.,of ter and Pittsburgh, Pa. It Is tbat'noted fflcaclbaa lnvigorant and toaic, MiSHLKR'S

BITIEES—a ille-glvirg preparation and naivdr.al u«e. It is the best Moid purifier now before the public it invigorates, ren6v»ts and cleanaes the life current within ua corrects all Ihs irregnlarit'es of tke aystem imparts fresh Tiger a#d strength to the cons,itutioa, and pro daces perfect health and fiae spirits here now is gen ral debility and nervcuitteis. Ejvrybody ought to use it in the Spring aiid- S^nfi^r, as it wl'l be fonnd a reliable protection tgildst dissaae and a promoter of h*ppln«ss. 23dw 1

To RenfdVfe Votii ratcu'es.'^^ctr las and Tan from the face,-jisa.F^t^vk&th an-1 freckle Lotion. Prepared'only "by Dr. B.-jOL' PmBT. Sold by all Druggists.

For Blact Worms and Pimples

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

^IYIDEND N0TICB-7a:r/iL

Terre Hairfe'i Indianapolis fi It, CO? TKBBX

Uuiit,

Jane

23, I860.

3%a Board of IM rectors have tfc-lsd*y 4«^red a dividend of Hx (0)

cent. Tee from

ment Tax. payable to Stockholders fexietered ^n tbe hooka of the Oompany «n tbe Blit day of Mgy. Western dividend Will be paidlst the offloe of the TiM«PLr« _la»Tecr ,a*ate, July 1st. By order of theBxrd.

B. A.MOHEIS,.

JeS4dt jy Sd. -.iatsatary,

INCOBPORATKD CAPITAL,

v..-

8aao,0o0,

WEBSTSB, Pre*Went

cuto. W. LWnffij Secretary

ft.

UtS- JMlz

A H. SIMPSONfAgmt

AMIUSiMiEiiTt.

ASOKIO PICNIC:

B*V. b. A. BBOOKR, of this city, will deltor ration. A piblto initaliation of offlceri will be had.

DANCING. MR/wastelii, a« or, to annonoce to si

MR.

VALENTINE.

RIDDLE can snil ydtfeAeAi*ry?

BDT your Partuils of ^IDDLKS^^0^' CASBIMERES'.—tfiftlfnef ai'very'lfow'ee^ prices, tt CflHifflOrgb^JHa^gbFtjl pi

StaAP.M Ma pV»«t»ll vl-lti tnte city at the request of ssvera! of oar moet prominent familiee. and ha* MMh«tatl4a^Mo of Jsda* aatoJ

his q-nlifloatlq*|, 4* *-Vj

rAN

in greAt ^»^i6,fyt#i

RIDDLE'S ^^)I&.b has a nice stock erf 1%b&>

TT3n

to Mbady's every.

his Velocipede Cigars. w--{17dtf j,., -•"K«

STRAWBERRIES

& Co., at G. H. Whidden's old stand, South Fourth street, are now furniahing tbe finest strawberries in the market at 40 cents a gallon. They are brought in three times a day, arid consequently are fresh. 8dtf

FOR

C. WITTIQ & Co.,

3i: SOBS,

vil

Mi'

for WANTBX^iP'gbod Stottt ketive Boy, frM#re^^irt^r Apply laiftMk St astnxe*Bastf4{ ithad any e*-

TED—At the National Home—two go-d dining-room girl*, ap B|atdiatelj a!eo a bell-boy. 24dlf

FOR EMTv

.J-AlU

IM'U

It IM'U,

LjjX

1*t ft I

Tn$ SENT—'xDwelling Blouse -AJ-f 0. 4fl, on lofc7ft Dartli Fonrth atreat^- ten ju.d.c» 1 lgf,fUtarn, vft*.d^h.«4 heuta tkble atd levaral fruit treet. Comfortable

ODvenient place. For terma Vtiqatre cm (s between 0

A. M.

and 3 p.

M.,

Saudty ex

JFL9

ds dUDdjwn Carriagn.

You can find Preserved Lemon Pp^. at C.

vfl wiaett tjlugl4 Harness. eett W»goa Harney. JOn^riow Two-Horso Wagon.

A-irfMp.

»E SALEhr, Oea "r

alw

I0ftSALE/ -3TT SALE^-New Spring Waghas twa. aeatd,'tongae »nd (baTte. Jfor bir particniars enquire at the Palace of Mu-

SALE OBffSiWTOR BEAL KSTAtK.

KO^-'Horsos.

TU(C«

Top Ba^cgiee.

inbrii

^drroj|^9lL^L

Aitt-igira itS origTnarooBt.' It is located In Bainl.ridgl.rutnam osuaty, Ind., en the L., N A, O. B. p., in the midst oft ie fln iilS notion in tifs gv nttlag and pad8hg twjlyl hours, »tot»Too with Elevator to any part of the Mill.— ke Wo rtern Lands as part pay, or cash on eas tprms. For part cilars addie.s

Bainbridge, Ind.

SALE—Hottee

i£nqt-f aprfi7dtf

T'^

*—Jackson, Richai^Son

ready made clothing less than cost,

go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf

PEELED SBIBD

TTE iS

PSAOBSS at O. I. Rip

[A GO.

'.R SALE.—A two-story briek Hoaie, located on tfain street, next,to «cKfn ^jr^uiwkis

fOBC

now

Todin$ied

TION

-RAIL

EOAP

WSTBA0T0«8.

mufdeture SXjaUBOTTOVSOBAPlB3 most approved patterns. Thpy are large. btit light, are eaaiiy SUad, and tun 6n the saooliii sUai tottom with the Ivaet drs ft. We are

frm

ep&red to till orders for

lsf

Jel6 d3n»

0CfAL:AiifrWOO©rit. ie.

C. 8TIXKABD AND iTIUUK BABII0K Kuvingformed a partnership nnder the name of unkatii A Bartlck for ibe saie of Coal and »oud, wou lespeetmlly annonao* to' the pubiioi that they will ep constantly on hand *i lorjsaledt' lowest rate*, all knds of.Goal at who:eiale and retail, also "Wood "for the fail and

promptly. A share of the pabUtf patronage is respectfully auliolted. -id IiJiUqs- sJa^rc iAS^TOK also "4iiil? ln%r€l%lFpnbllo hejln tends to open, at the Coal Ofloe above ed.ia General Oolaetton Annw forthf col-

TTTn of notes and aitfotttfts wnlcn may be plaoed his htnd* for oolieotion^ and hopes by prompt attention tabttsineaj te marit aware of cbe public paUoBagv.

WILLIAM BABMCK.

oirfO

OfiNUrI^JANb"EXCELLENit

AT BEDOOED PBIOES,

Horton^ erowa a^JA KLtmienlnv

jjprtttto IM#

DeWeslKlmer(whUe)". 2.76j .tiatanjii i'i.: ii "2A. M|) Claret .«

Tbe fqnr last kinds I sell'fjf lOeehts a glaee at at my newly opened.Wine Boots, on Tuartb street, tb wlilofci ftivtte my frteo^^n^^tbers.

JelO-d^m. Oar. 4th and Ohio Sts

k* 0* ati!l

.irjAKura au win

.Sl '-L'lO kit* ltl

Ji*Q .•'* tA .'

t%t

ntf A.

,8 -cOl,

aaWAN & BEAKD'S

,atroa

AMERICAN

•Hi ,J« »B'

Detersive Soap.

jlT SAVES Vk.4 Mi i«lB «. UWJ1J I 10 1 .. ... ,.l --I*

Labor, Time and Money. 'A AC

Hard "Water .r*aq

ra»8A -JJO*

the Face, nee Plain's Oe*S»tsinm Bxiuiir, prepared only by Dr. B. C. PEBBT, 49 itreet, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade sapplied by Wholefale Medicine Dealers. marl7deo385?wSm

,Z«( CX| im mJH—res .. .feuat c»»t^a3 .e»rt in** n*iB3 exit «e*iM» ,.OC, A Sd* tw JqiAwi a

,tnat uM W

it «*H

tie*!'*"

.!««thew toe* ed

OUT COODS.

,*-* ,»bi •Mb***!?*

Kt^fna

.'•f 3*

W S. RYCE & CO.,

"Tr4ri

WA8TELI1, fMa IioBla^lle, kaa th*

honor, to annonoce to IM la habit MS of Tarre Haute: and Ticiaitr that he iBteadi openinf a JUTSaSc clasa P-neo" 9tb

ss^1iP

mfawl

tot

the war* waatkar with

SEASONABLE

EY G00DS

Lte: and Ticinitr that Bale clue fir ths tbore aeoompUsfcment, at T\T\TT /^V T\ PI

LOOK AX 33(1 ATTBIOTIOH for LADIK8 and

a** OBXLBMSi

PHIS D»E|8 GOODS

ooc#*5ni*,s4.^To^s!.

In groat rarfety,

•*.-

MMH

aad msdlu chwka.

UiaaLieePiiite,

^siiBsciua»iii tf&i-Llama Lace Fichnes

WOT yovuladiM. 8-4 black ltd W White Shawl Crepes. Large stock of

SUMMER SHAWLS.

PARASOLS, OtSMpl

AND

Extra Silk Sun Umbrellas. 4 riX-i-

r»J»r

-fHE TRIMMING STORE

Batloas to match trimmings, Trimming Satins, Plqnes Trimmings to mateh,

Ladles' and Gents' English Hosiery* Drlrlng and other Gloves, va- ,. rlons styles,

s, Fans, Fans, &c.

Dneksand

Linens

In White, Drabs. Bafb, Ssaall Cheeks, Strlptf *c. fsp Seats aad Boys, onder price. i. Ct

Marseilles '& Honey Gomt

grocery, will he sold at a low flgn-e to the par chase (j.' The owner will take •oaettable cottage in paA payment. Inquire on the premises. maraBSm

SPREADS

In new deal^ns and at popular prioes.

CAKPm, WALL FAME

Nottingham Lace Curtains

*,V*I

W»K AT OUK—

Wall Paper

may

number

i] Wm. J^BALL A,OO. lis® BQ Walnnt sts., Terre Haute, Ind.

and Decorations

leave yonr orders for a lob that will please or no pay. All orders for Paper Hanging lefl with na win he promptly attended to, and satis ffcetton gaaraateed.

W. S. RYCE & CO.

.•'Til

ISCH

Siva

BA-RaA-iisrs

--AT—

fs*

zutit

Cornelius & Haggerty's.

'-Jill JlJ./

-if

Ifl,E BEST

M0m~^ I i'il-i

-a*

THE CHEAPENT.

50 Di»nii Htop Skirts

Dress Goods

f-i

tr '!.. is

JVASHE8 WNH -R

»j ii-» ai _*

1| iil4

"J4

L'l

vi-3

t&ft

snrTi

Cannot \JbQ

IJ-MM I

ForSile

a.i{Excelled

taededr

IURTWBIHU^WTAIKUTFCAALT^K MIDRPR^IT.

I HO

Mines1 Bat* of all ItlndA, Hata .of a)l kinds, ta oriwr an jrtt^rt to'ifci.'

It^Valn Street, o^mtr

AISIIISSB

OQM

at 39 and SO cents.

i-'l-D Good Li't Colored Prlmta at 12^ cents

Yard wide Brown Muslin ,e.^. ... at 11,18*en*16cenli,

pood Bleached Haslin ___ at 19%cents

Ladles' Hose a* low »«10 cent* a pair.

Cheaper than CYir

Good Thread, .Warranted 00 yards, only 6 oents a spool

Large Stock of Jeans aad ioltosades it retj law price*

RAW STOCK

PIQUESr-

PERCALES,

rS3tn

SOU.

SCCtCH

OIKGHAHS,

I nl

on:.

^AT' «TOK»

INDIANAPOLIS.

jgift.

Wo. aa

*a.viuijai i*HT

MITCHELL

?s*if 1

Especial Indacementi

•am-**-.

€. WITTIG

TICKS

3 *OB XVIBTBODT. *«»r.T 0 .' V-J

f-in .•

C0MIUII8 A HAdfilHTY,

Oar. Main sad Third Sts.r

J6"Ss:*».

.•»*•

•IB* ot V''» 'V" Iiaosmfe

fXt

Utitn»

m* n«f

BAMMKMB11B

•*SA

vAT

FUBHXTUBK CO.

Ma*

has Zaire

•Wv»3fc*e»»

«S.1K. sM W4 a» boa 1

Iti

East WaahlHftoa Stmt, ^vs^^ W 4

.*•_ •_ '-J IEIDH*

IMDIASAROLIS. srUiiji'j atinmi'Mi

'.•ii-fit.' .r.aiMbi**.,-

«M«T

jr 4 1

*1 .«*•...«

We have lately remorrd from oar o!4 ware iX ic room, No. 99 Boath Illlaoie Street te the as»s m't loeatlon, where we are prepared to oflhr .4

all HI*

MOii

l*T It

•"I 5-. -4: anefto ott mait

To parohasers. esaMo

&::-t

r:vf4

ai Ji-J- ... efj'.iiLjs a at TMoaQ

PABLO SUITS'T

trt .dt

In all woods, and o^rored In Terry, Bep, Hair *i ., doth.. Dameak or Flntk.

{i .1 fts 3 3x ti ()SN

.*'»

.SfiM

suits

Chamber

-.ihnaM

:ii at *An41 :S44JT

oak, mafcngaay

In oiled walBtit, %*h, «JkQ0laat. or rosewood.

t»

Tn all woods.

Oane and Wood Seat Chairs,

flsn «.w SfcBi

tiu *d

c.oU* s-.fi 4m

Dining Room Hetto

.•.4 wt

a»

3i.*a

intl

leap

9ir.o«

5 i.

SOFAS AND IAOUHOBS.

iJ1*311%?»

iti-tni

TABLES of every

.fb

A• i: i*i I# ,*4«J»J,Clje»d

baaom

tdeestf

«... i.*

**.•:*

Otttandplaia

s,#

Krerythingin th«

or the same any other point, east or west,

,.ifC*Mit9*50J

*. *(J tea lo ju»£U9'«»s -i iutctM^ai ps »iwJj

Mantle & Pier. .GlaMeflW«iK .... »l -1V» •.« I

Stsads*e»I*wIK.-tt^*5d1i(ir:n*vitrvneiitaliai

Inlaid and Boquet

,i- tit* O ,1

.eui :xi i«t» .euotl

\ve il*a4lt

3iV.. »Jj li»t*d

a *•,

FURNITURE

i« it. .£»U

,^.C Iv/i. .44 .* MNiai *?.!,' a.-:-) i. jt .a^H

very finest make, and aa cheap as th* ,, same quality of manufacture can be obtained at

dire ns a call.

vO A

•J. .i i««wS

MITOQELLk RAMMItBBIBO, «J«T FOBSITOBE COMPAMf i't ij »», •. ndii 1* (*4

88 East Washington St., IndienapOtls.

170 MAIN STREET,

DEMOG

Retail Dept., first Flaar*

:ttiik

,"'U MlVlt'H

O O S

i*V l4i?

.WITTIG&00.4{i

jC bvU

•., :.4't ,1 -a ,KOITAIOU«

3«

A Better Quality

"••a .X

j" v-J

For the next 201days.

A Big Drive in Hosiery. The PhoBnix Hose

ntdsi

'^«ii X"S:*

t~iji v4i bad

iuqawi

at IS cent*, .u

for

SSO

Best Bibbed Hose,

cent*.

A FOtt. "STOCK OF

$asi

'•j 'rc-isw .aci:# .. tt.«

Meriao Finl*h«at BScls. .« v.-Jl I vT

«»-i *4

LADIES', MISSES',

CHILDBEN'S.

ia*

,3b

•t*t -t: br}

MEN'S and BOYft

%SWi

»i. 5ft Jui iU

At very l«w flgai1—» i«vu

OOK at our CHEAP TABLE. I itsetao. A VARIETY OF QOODS

WHICH WE WANT* TO 8ELb»

At priees 25 per cent Below Cest

STEAM

9*U ai

That table roally contains bar* ^'nTs gains, and it -will pay tojiall

and examine the goods,"

-Hi***'

tfirv

Our store is foil of other goods, which we will sell cheap N. B. All oar goods are class, and no second among

170 MAIN ST, DEMING BLOGSa/tX^

UNIUJS

,iatUw

CANDY MANTTTACTOBT, ^AHD 'I*

O S

FBANK HEIHI6 A M# -i-s

Manufacturers of all kinds of

OI ftaar^

xlt*A

•'if ——•dM ,a

EAC KEB8,"S BREAD and OAKfiS,

A toil

bus

PRETZELS,,

Orders left at Jalius Mieesen's, Ko. ^O aAiih," «th street, wlllbe promptly atuad^d to, HaTln« un( in STEAM we are mahlei t^ aueft, all orders In our line promptly and with satittao tion, and wll sell at the lowsst rates. JaSOAtf

,MI

nil

»»*».•f

-nd

i«J

and Dealers In

On Lafayette St., between Oaaal aad Depot, l(i

ima

O E I E S

uuta*

A 3 0 INDIANA/

MTi

d-.aa

lu'i