Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 August 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXTRESS.

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BOCK VILLI HXTBHBTO*.

ItiTl.

SPECIAL ELECTION.

SBCOKD "WABD—MOOTAT, ATR^. ICTB

FOB COTJKOILMAH—ROBEBT 3. COX

CITY NEWS-

MOMBT

ia getting easy.-Ind.

Oan't see it

THB MA-XOE

"blew

chill on Monday last,at Sullivan, where lie was presiding over the Common^Pleas Court. He is now at his residence in this city,lying seriously ill.

"NOW IB THE TIME to

oi Mr.E.

•which

OPIBA

Morning, Augastl2tM869.

FI-AOA

5 5 8 ,4335 ». J/LN ...... 1:55

&3© ^R-T!A«WMAOD»TLON 10-.26 A.

P.*

Sentinel

CHEAP.—Tomatoes are retailing in this xcarket at fifty cents a bushel.

BSBT

LAHSIKG'B now

paper ia to be

iisued tri-weekly—so HE Informs us

bad seven cases yesterday,

of the usual miscellaneous character

A. C. FCBBO-W, ESQ.,

desirable residence on south Sixth street

WAMPSBIB" gives US

.sling letter

p. s. CORNELIUS, Esq., is

in the

Journal

as A

in" last Sunday, and is now making large quantities of the very best iron

THE COMMON PLBABCOUKT

—•—R—N—: .I

RKT/E. F. HOWE

PIBSONAL.-Gen.

Milligan, of flamil

ton,Ohio, and Gen. Steele, of Rookville, were in the city yesterday. Col. Dowling has rotnrnecl.from

»nomowoc, Wis

"JCDOK JOHN T. SCOTT,

lnarn was

lay in your coal at

the lowest rates. Consumers wiil find it T.o their interest to

carefully read the card

Merrill,tho local agont of

STRAIN & Elbxeg'a

superior Block Coal,

In quality it is claimed cannot be

surpassed for general purposes. I-

call attention to the card of JDra.

Preston and Wood. As a Surgeon,Dr. Preston is well and favorably known all over the Stale. Dr.Wood is one of our oldest Physicians, having been actively engaged In the practico of the profession iere for twenty-five years.

BAILBOA© VOTE.—The

peopJe of dur

neighboring county, Edgar, Ills., voted on Tuesday

for

and against appropriating

money to aid -in building the Paris and Danville road, resulting in a majority oT 1,500 in favor of the same. This road is A

link of a straight line from Chicago to Vincennos. Tho vote ot Edgar county ensures the building of the road.

THE Internal Revenue Department has 'decided

that base ball clubs are subject to

taxation, and accordingly they will, in "future,

be compelled to take out licenses

at the rate of ten dollar per annum for their exhibitions, and pay a

MB. CLAY LEASE, the

the

E. & C.

Railroad was united in Bym-

enlal bo nds with Miss Maggie Combs,

A numerous

—WERE present

The bridal partyTeTt for A wesfern trip yesterday,followed by the kind wishe3of taany friends.

WE suggest

JVTUME

Union,

that the Editors and Pub

lishers of Congressional District meet in convention at Terre Haute, on a day to be

designated

city

uaange

by those interested in the

A social

interview and an ex-

of views in relation

the general

Interests of thepreis of our District, will, evidently, result iu good to all.

WO heartily indorse the

gestion and shall

LET a

meeting be held, by all iueans.--What say you brethren of lerre Hauter

tho day of meeting.--Sullivan

be most

GKXATSAETRQEBFEFIT—Week after next WE are to have-

A grand

AND

musical festival,

under the auspice of the Maennecbor ot this city, aesieted by the singing societies of Indianapolis Evansville,3Sew AlbaDy

Indianapolis Maennerchor

AND conceits.

ttnnTR«.-LTHFT sealed proposals

for the erection of this building were opened yesterday by the Directors, but tho successful bidder 'will not be Rnnounced until to-day. "Weloarn that the Louisville bidders were beaton $11.QOO.' There aro four bids, viz: Messrs. Jaifaes Hook, S. T. Keese and T. A. Madison of this city, and Wood & Speaker of Louisville. I

HAYWABD& RYAN are driving an immense trade in the auctioi^ business. They have resumed their regular even

IUUJ appeared

ing sales, and during the day sell goods

shells,which will be continued to-day and to-morrow. Drop in and see them,on Fourth street, third door south of Ohio street.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.—

weeks since, John Schneider, in the employ of Mr.

started out on horseback to purchase cat tie, taking with him about one hundred and thirty dollars.

trusty

amount of money. Any person knowing

anything of his whereabouts is requested

send word to this office.

THE

ART or

offers for sale a

Boston

another inter

from Boston, this morning.

SLEEPING.—In the ab

sance of local items of an interesting character, we give place to the following readable article on

Traveller:

Pome

persons

announced

almost any

candidate for Coun

cilman, in the Second

"Ward.

THE

Miner

SAYS the

Brazil furnace

have the gift of sleep,

and need not cultivate the art of sleeping. They can lie down and go to sleep anywhere, and at anytime, and under almost any conceivable circumstances

"upon

HAS PURCHASED A

TENT AND IS CAMPING" THIS WEEK AT L»KE MEMPHREMAGOG, AMONG THE WHIT# MOUNTAINS.

the top of'

sleep—sleepAnd even

at Sullivan

adjourned yesterday morning, having cleared the jail and tried flfty-one criminal cases. 1

and

OCA

regret to

attacked with A congestive

1 2

There is, howaver aaothei' class of hu-mane-rftnd

much the more numerous

class too—who'are5P66R sleepeH tight, sleepers, dainty sleepers with whom sletfp^godd,S&uiiid.'refrtshriiig,CONTINUOUS sleep—is

the

exception in their experi-

onc«, and

NOT the

rule.,

all ou etude ful, but aisgestiui

|ide toside,'it is

THE3® PEOPLE

need'to stuiiy the 4rt of keeping. And first and foremost, ^#Y must caretully guard againt TH^ U^E of indigestible,food OT anything that 'TENDS to the derangement of theatomach.

»uu »IUI»O

light atid v.ejrjrplaln tip|»«T TFCKEP L|(JU^ before.bed time, a SPONGE^B^TH BEFORE GOing to bed, which any body can Iiave in his own chamber a well aired

and not over beavy BAD clothing rather light to begin with, with a reserve blanket TO* after

all

—the

tax pf two

and a half per cent, on their gross re* oaipts while'the treasurers of clubs will "be required to make monthly income returns. "V

O*ES^*MTH"IMN. ^IT

will be all night with LUM.

inside of the ring. After all

however,one may be beaten. But the chances wiil

greatly in his favor, it,

in addition to previous precautions and preparations, he lays himself down

once to sleep. But suppose he wakes out of his

sleep

yard-master of

Marshal), HIE., on Tuesday evening at the residence of-M*.-G.W.Shearer,in this city.

and happy company

oaibe

pleasant.occasion.—

and mice will sometimes gang away and

then there is nothing better to do but

thorough cooling of the person and the

bed aod another attempt to sleep.

on a stretch. Ttou will

overcome the

Union*

liappy

men who are reasonably hale and

aug.

tend a cordial greeting to our brethren ot the press., How would Wednesday the &th DAY tff September »««t as.the day of meeting?

The will has much

hours

Richmond. The programme for the

three days

festival embraeeethe rendition

of the opara-OF the

"Village BARTAR' by

the

a steamboat

«xcunion a grand concert on THE

Further particulars

BE gives as the

sleep when BE

would and where be would, and

to sleep

as long as he would. If he had half an

leisure, and needed sleep,he would, throw himself down and take the re-'*

quired rest. Daniel Webster, if we mis-

take not, had something of the same

power of going

ent

mind and body: and even partial

second

evening, W which all the societies

*"W**",OT

will

sing in chorus, with an Ercheetra of twenty-live

INSTRMI^TS, AND on the third

day,-proe€6sion and pionic, orations,singtag, with a grand ball in the evening. Dowling Hall will BE used for the ball

WILL

time approaches/:

M». JKSSE SHERMAN, a plasterer

CAUSE OF THE ECLIPSE.

BY A WAKDEBING BOH I MI AN.

Old Sol, 'tother day, Was pauing this way, I With tbe gas turned fall on bis bnrnor, To the earth.be thus spoke— For a kind ofa joke— "Little eartb, by Jove, yon'ro a "Tnrner.' Tbe earth bristled up, Like a two-year old pup,

And ere this we'd been knocked into chips, But Luna, fair qaeen, Jagt stepped in between,

T|AT^YHA|XAJISJILLIE

AT the circus yesterday,during THE performance the clown gave a delineation of some of our citizens, and at one time he

MAA

AE&

limber drunk, when the ring

TER asked

-I-M ,. ADFANIAKINTFIIR INW NRIPAD— «'E.L.Holden,

at retail at astonishingly low price*. Yesterday and last evening they commenced the sale of a beautiful lot of

him who that represented.

the Prosecutor, on a ben*

dfr," was reply. This Convulsed the

^'PL^^WFUL extent THEY

ciatedlHe allusion and the reality.—Sul

livan Union, llth.

G. H. Wolfe, the butcher, %*****',

He was last seen AT

Fairbanks,in Sullivan county,a few

after, on

HI3

days

way home. He was under

the influence of liquor. The hoisa re turned to the place it was raised,and it is feared Schneider has been foully dealt with. He has been considered quite trusty,having often been trusted .with

NAYIUG UNCU pecially when they

more than double the above mentioned anything in their

Ramecnber^iiIs ifViThj of

the Special-"days for great bargains at

Two W. 3. Rjce& Cos. Auglltf

EYY #C. ,S PALL, AHD examine

12-d3t.

CONCEIVTIUIO MIUUIMMUVM,— —_

They can sleep when they are sick, and5 ^T63UWABD.—TTIA* above reward will sleep away their sickness, they can sleep when they are in trouble, and forget

all

their cares. They can sleep on a sott bed, or a hard one with comfortable pillows under their heads, or without them.— They could lie DOWN "in the midft of the sea," or

mast,1' and

if they

can not find a place

to atretoh themselves,they can still sleep bolt upright,'in A chair, in a oaf,or anywhere tneir-heads WAGGMG^SPIIND to be sure, but their senses locked.up quietly in the arms of sleep—sweet sleep. They can do all'this on an empty stomach and leave nature to take care of its load Such people may truly be said to possess tbe gift

sleep. Some persons may call

them "sleepy heads yet they contrive to get through the world very comfortably,

though they may not be lean

and hungry looking, and may "WEN be ENCLOSED

ia thflir own

fat eom^

on Mam

striwf, one square east of the Terre Haute Houeo, is now receiving daily from VinJGFPH,. ORALLY IJPT.PETEBW, of JTHEJ^AT varieties, and at low prices. Call and see them. 12-dlw.

BARTLETT & GRUNDY at

their stock

reading and writing material, stamped with any initial, gratis.

Paper

BOOKSselling at cost and even less

the cheap table

"Sleeping," from the

See.

"FE.—Anything

in their line not on

their tabie and shelves they will,with pleasure order,promptly.

be paid by the CIT^1 Bcfiobl board to any officer,~or other person, who will arrest and cause to be convicted, or give infor mation which will lead to the conviction of any person or persons,guilty of break' ing the' windows, or othejfw|se injuring school property of which this Board has charge. £10^U

THE KEW, DRY Goops STORE,

Mam street, formerly

IDT

-them

they are not.necessarily,heavy and,stu pid when awake. S3 fiirfriJhi tbls,some of them are FS wide aWake and sharp when at work as the least sleepy of mortals. We chance to know some of this, breed of Bleep/ men atad v?omen, who2 are a match for anybody when awako.— But sleep to tbem is a gift, not an art, rior an acquisition.-

ed for farming purposes and the balance in the best of heavy timber. The coal well known to old residents as the best of "smithing" and foundry coal, has-been coked and used in the foundries in this city and elsewhere. To.be sold in front of the Court House,at Sullivan,Saturday, TBBKTBR inst., between the hours of 10 A M.

and

Three-quarters of

p.M. Terms, three equal pay

ments,one-third cash, balance twelve and 18 months, secured

option

B&I room,

all the

precautiOns.for thb light sttdpflrji Light and J4JBASW^,E,»PJ9Y#ETTT« A?4 enjoyments for some hours before retiring are also JI$te desirably TTO cgVersioo of the mi#L from any ^ORJ^RI^ AND jiarikiilariy any jliscomlorting ana troublesome subject of thotigntf

also

quite necessary. And TBEBI A GOOD FAIR sleep, when~the ..BGD^JG^FO&€^FEH,ED, is very important. Every mfii, wlien he gets into bed,SHOULD seittl* hiitilelf qaieW ly, and then SAY«,"NOW 'I --lay ME-DOWN to sleep,'' and .suit his ^actions to

words.'If be onoe begin#

tbfe

TO -turn -from

%OFJG purchaser to three

TTJS«TENJ|AaJ.f FL F? MINERVA DOFFICT^ 1^?FKDM'RIT Est.of-

John

^^EMEMBKR WKISZ'

tbfv is rfbw

iihef 6tb streets^ a5ddtf

JLAJBIM antl G«|NTLEMEQI J,lovers of the beautiful! your attention is respectfully called to the large and attractive sals of Sea Shell,Corals and other ornaments to take place at our salesroom on 4th street( third door son ill -of Ohio on Wednesday morning. The Ia^els in particular are E^ECIALLY TNIVITED to attend

sales, as..we propose

ThereJs more in tbia'

start

first

after an hour or two? Why

People go to sleep by sections,and GCRLPTIPN, wjll B® .sacrjflced. During the tbey wake up ordinarily In the same WAY WE S^LL at PRIVATE sale at prices

ana if care is used, the whole man may V.

intended rest for the best device of mefl

MAKING them speci

ally attractive.*"

GETTI^ OT^A FAIR

at once THSTTWSIPPIIP^ARL^XWARE,

of. It is like getting a goodstartina race

'This sale is

positive and

Withoiit r»ef *ND .presents a cbance rarely offered to the patrons of nature's wonderful works. HAYWABD & RYAN,

Auctioneers.

J. H. 5OII'MAJI, Agt. $ UY.RI

.at

—RF-

D4T

T"—=

^.CCTIOM I ATICTIOH!1—Notice is here^^.GJ^^SOAR.FR^?HJ£LS patrons, and the

THEN NRF§L&S£^*ENENTF TBVON

he must play possum and pretend ta -R^ sleep, and by no means allow himself to date we shall resume out reg A 8 be fully aroused, if he can possibly avoid sales by..auction. .GOODS, Of every deit.

BIS ,TOY ,MNT US^QTIALL, and,

get L^ID^T

up for a walk around the room, a draft JT of water, a quiet rock in an easy chair, a-

U«V9

Above all thing* avoid getting into: a tndianapolis ULlroad to carry pens.oners fret because of your sleeplessness. Don't to the

restless habit. We know lessen the AEL^TY aria expense of receiving IO,diw

PAYMENT

HEARTY

though approaching their

threescore

years and ten,who yet hardly know from their own experience what an uninterrupted night's sleep means, and whose nights are ordinarily broken by hours of wakefulness-

to do with

on$'S

sleep. By training, the mind and boJY may be taught to obey pretty generally, the determination of the will. John Wesley learned to go

«FE BTAN,

K9S&

4th 8tr«et,,3d door south of Ohio.

SAJVFJ. & P^NBIONERS—ArrangemeQt8

BMJQ W

Agency

think it a very grievous or unusualthipg fare, the pensioner paying full fare going for one to be awake three or four hourB returoirur

at Indianapolis at half

FREE to

soon get used to 'R R"

the thing, or by patient paine-taking V«RY

their homes. Thii

a*Tfn

GENaxiqt^Impqrted Port. C^lif&tMaClRret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky. r«JGM|«Lieuor§.^IWAYS

©n

J¥£x-*si±-z&

GOOD LACE GA^T?^ tor $1.50 Reibold'S,64 Main Street. I

SUCC^SF SRT »BTF*TH,

11,8"OUL"EL,TM-

|Rto

trade and one of our best mechanics and citizens, was assisting in moving some,. goods at Alex.Snow warehouse yester-" day, when he accidentally fell a few feet, and broke his thigh just below the hip.This accident will be much regretted

RJMARD

all who know Mr. Sherman.—Sullivan

Union

ll h.

at D. dtf.

*GOODXOVFCI!1—^Goto Herz &

GU: FACTORY 89

°B'RT ...

to sleep when he would. 3d and 4th for the best Hoop Skirts at the

And though everybody can not do exact- aug-dtf. ly as Wesley or Webster did, they may

approximate towards them by the perTift-

exercise of the will In controlling

MARRIED.

TEU*H—MILAM—August

Sldtf

9th, at the rcwtdikce

or the bride's parents, South 7th street, by tte Kev. George Morrison, Mr. Ambrose Teoih, r~ Boonaton, Hew Jersey, and Mias Larilla D. If' lam, of this city.

A FULL LINE of Ladiea,r Jjisaea. and Children's Hose at such prices as wtiji sell'

Main street Darning Block.

BUT thoJ£10BB«» aewing machine* of

i. 1

STLK MITS, And glovea at Biddlee tf

STBAHQ* Btrr T*R«.^FROM tie Atlantie to the Fatiffte we cafealate TO be

leia

appre-

ihan thre^&oocandiaiiaif Between those TWO oceans,

lay

IS A single EATABHT^ENT'WHICH tells a better Ooreet for-75 caatttben Herz A Arnold (enccenors FTI B. Wei?*) 89 Main STRE^,4ETWEEG|

4tb,

FOR a fine

their old

STAID,'3?O. TOL, SYE- *l#«ys glad to see the!r friends and the public generally, es-

desire

to purchase

cheap Goods.IQ MIIIA

at Bartlett and Grundy's.

Call early as ther will soon be all sold. History,Biography, Novels,

LR TOU VTAHT a suit

12-d3t

NO.

"occupied by

Wittig O., will be opensd on or about the lOth o'f SEPT^MSER, 1869, and is to be known as the New York Store. dtf

£.

.?«. JR^

SPECULATORS

Mi'

HAOT^TCTRC

CLNAIFFI^TD^MAKE

known as the

I—Here's

a paying Investment.

be sold at auctipn, next Saturday, the 14th inst. TFIE coal

banks and farm

"Duffiey Coal

4W^*^R^^BRALFEI

ty-two

Bank,'

Sullivan county, two and a half miles from,the railroad and south of Farmers-

one^hundred ahd six

FC R|BS

more or less,

35 acres clear

CHOICE WINE9 and Liquors at Strong'!, 190 Main street.

Go To W. H.

by mortgage notes

bearing interest. The time will be exBMUTAL at

TESTIMONIALS

Duffiey.

original Skirt'i'ac-

156

Main street,between 6th

To be

?"1

"t'*

T'-i

not

thwiSandS df

citi«A,

towns and villages,and fa OF

then

Terje Haute,

Ind ai%.T-dtf.» '.

best ppirof Whita Qosei (ht 1^ ctf,

at' C.WrKne«i.Cto,'-fc

81dtf

"170 Main street Demrag J^ock. ". r.

~-:m

CASSIMERES.—iraiI IIN% at yet LOWEST prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty S [FC,d*t

and CBQ^P or a suit of wiiile or colored linen dack roadv made

go to Grover

Main Btree^.

LU*ePF BGOKF, Station-

Do TOU WAIRT

MADE to ^DEFI

& Miller'A,-gQrn»r 6th and

BAROAINS GO

Wittig ft OB.*8,170 VAM strait, Deming Rlnck,and look at the big table, fell

IT TB SAID, "THIII world IL ali a'fleeting show for man's illation given," bat thote who shed tear* of woe can have them toon dried up if they will only go to Motidy't and buy one of his Velocipede Cigars,

clothing made

in the vary best ttyle, and as cheap at can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices ate not employed, go to Grovet &

Miller's, corset 6th and Jfain

STRCSTSIMANATWGAMMWFCB^- .^L26"DTF. 1 ... L' .1 No Some ^£ODF must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, bplow cost. Look at our Bargain Table

TM. C. WRMAA Co., 21,dtf 170 Main street,Deming Block,

FOR THE LARGEST and freshest stock of Neck Ties and Collars in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. |JJ m26fltf.

CATARRH JA killing 'tbouiinda

best people,and yet the balance,although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unlets they attend to tb it trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hiope all will avail themselves of the best'remedy of the ^GA— "Reader's German Snuff"—ail

Alt calls promptly answered day

August 10th, 1869.

21^TF

articJelept

by all of our druggists, and

only costing

35 cents. TRA Gkoyn,Ja., ap!4-dlw Special Agent.

SFEXB'S STANDARD WINS BITTERS is highly recommended,by physicians for Dyspeptics,on account of its tonic pro* rartrea, its parity,and its dolteious flavor. feb23dwlt.

dtf

REMEMBER the same Corsets that oth er parties sell for one dollar, at Weitfc' you can get the some kind for 75 cents.— Remember the place, 156 Main streat between 5th and 6th. dtf

Sage's for

deUcjqps bev

erage. His elegant MARBLFF^PKRAT is!in fine order. 12,dtf

161

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C". I. Ripley's. [25,dtf IF YOU like a good smoke, call

FOR

our afternoon

THE "Phoenii" Hose, worth $3 per dozen,are sold at 15 cents a pair,at 2l,dtf

cloths, cassimeres and. vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's,corner 6th and Main streets m2B-dtf.

WrrriG

ITH THE*Terra Haute &

Co, at

NECK TIES,

BY TOUR

.J.

hand.

JORKJ'H STROKQ,

Grocer,

190

Main street.

MEN

Main street, between

A Arnold (sue

-^NF.TO B-'ITYCILTV^

Jtfain

street,

be-

J10R

clergymen, bank offi

oera,Insurance agents,lawyers,telegraph ers and writers generally, in favdr of the Hirst Patent Gold Pen, show that it IS the best fountain pen in use,costing about the same as the old stylo.

S. R. Freeman

Main street, is sole agent in Terre Haute.

Moi^dy's Cigar Store and buy one or. more of his Velocipede Cigars

[I7dtf

latest styles of HA(3 and Bonnets

go to Mrs.J. B. Mitten's, Main street be tween Eighth and Ninth. 'j22-tf.

C. WITTI«& Co's.

A BIA BUSH to Moudy'S every day for bis Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

BBAUTIFUL colors

and after this

FOB

to suit

not be aroused, and only a part will have dull times and light pockets. Come to be quieted again. Yet, after all,the and all, both great and small, short and sleep seeker may miserably fail to

and, and

in Crape Meretz

Bereges and Lamartines,just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

COFFEE ANI SUOAB retailed at wholesale prices at Joseph Strong's, No.190 Main street. [19,dtf

FOB the Largest

170 Main street,

Deming Block, have a big tabie full of Bargains in Goods that must be sold. 21,dtf

new stock at Riddle's, tf

LACE COLLARS, Bidle's.

and hankerchiefs at tf

wife a gold watch of Riddle.

CHOICE

Strong's. [19,dtf

BARGAINS 1 Bargains!!

and BOT'S shoes at reduced prices

at D. Reibold's,64 Main Street.

Arnold's

CALL

are always trying to do

R"'-

fair^ealings.

'T^E ^CHE^P^1 MILLMERY Store

is at

Mrs. Mitten's, Main street,BS^EEN 8th and 9th. dlif.-

PEB^BP DBIXD PEACHES at C. I. RIP. ley's. 6dtf

dtf.

and see those beautiful French

and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty's. l2-d4t.

LOCAL NOTICES.

To Bemoye Motk Jfechles and Tan from the face, a«e Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by^Dr. p.0. rcaur. Sold by aiBratgl»t« _i

For SlKk Worm* and FiMples the face, us* Paaax's Coaptpo**

A»D

Pnmt

&KVCDT, prepared only by Dr. B. 0. Pnar, 48

JMU

Street, Hew Tort. SoM everywhere. Bie

TRADE SUP?"*

W¥l**U

marl7dsod8m-wiia

And Sodetjjg of

Albany

B«M

ia-

THIS eity

6n't'

^Monday, Tuesday and

Wedtusday,

Aagit 2U, acta,

PBOQKAMME. ..

MONDAY, 6 P. H.—Reception of th* dlffeaent Societies at the depot ty the Reception Oomia ittee, and eecortaeat of the

MENEETR^IR I0nax,td( A.IMWNUkl for. firand Ofooert. a.M. litsawtwit vasritsloii

the

wtbeahJtivec. (TMe eanawinn lefaar toe Biagert only.) 8 P. M.—Qcaad Concert te Bowliog's chorai wltli aBor£heiti%or 251aitrnments

WEDNESDAY, 8 A. M.—Meeting of ell the SocietiM at headijoartert, and forming of Ttoceeelon. 9:30.—Orand ProoeMlon thriagh the

Farther partHttUie will appear |a tbe arrtage-

OT ^BSAHQLLMAITB.

NEW ADV€RTI8EMEI^TS

A. O.

white OT colored ehirt,good

pRESTON

JOHK A. -WTJOIJS

TSXWtOK, M.

WOOD,

Phyairrians and Surgeons.

Offlce (toriiporarU atDr.Wood'E Offlcs silence, No. 127 Ohio street, between Sevo Eighth streets.

SAD NLGH

LOCK COAL.

MTf.., S»uH |a^, Angn^^|, J869. To ihs Oity of £erre Hante aod ylcinity: We bare this day appointed S.

sole agent £r tbe sale ot oar Superior Block tttal for Terre Haute, and all others representing themselves ogents from oar Bank way betcafeidcred lmpoeters, as we have transferred to'Mr. Merrill exclnslra right. Tbe ^nality oftbircoal eaanot t« anrpassed for geioral purposes by ainy

ID acceptance of the above agency, •wjmld state for the bensfit of all who have heretofore been using otheir qualities, which were generally accompanied by oheapor ra s, say that those qualities were very inferior to .that wlilch I now oflbr, psrticalariy that from tto "Otter Creek Coal Company," or any bank', with wjilch there is a farnaca connected, inasmuch as no better than second or third rate, that which cannot be need for furnaee purposes, evsr sees the Terre Haute market, for whloh agents charge almost the same re tee atwhlch much better can bepTarnlsbed, Theie facte I caa substantiate, If jieceesary for convincing proof. I will, at all tiSues, use my best endeavors to accommodate, bot|i as regards quality and quantity and price, and trust b7 close attention to all orilori, to reteiro a liberal share of patronsge. For farther infer mativn please call at my odlce at the old 4*nd of Englss & Tutt, No. 107 Afsin street,

Very respectfnlly.

auglSltf

oiT.our

K. F. M1KBI

ATTACHMENT NOTICE^

State of Indiana, Vigo county,

SS.—

TO CONTKACTORS

Kaowaaa's Orricii

EVANSVILLE, Taaaa HADIC A CHicsooBAiLwAr. Taaaa HADTE, Ian., Aug, 9th,

1869.

Sealed Proposals will be received at the office until Saturday, September llth, 1869, for'larnlabing materials ana constructing tb* Pil% and Timber Foandatioss, aad Masonf^of theSslIway Bridge across the Wabash river at Olio ton and at a point abont three miles above Montezu ma. Tbe Company will choose between the above points of location on or before the dayof letting, Plans and spedlflcations may be leen at tbisl office.

The company reserves the right ef ejecting all bids whickers not satisfactory.

HENBY BACON,

lldlsayj00 |D( Ch|e^ii^iee

SALE OR EXCHANGE

I have 9,000 acres ot heavy timbered land that lies within three to. Ave miles, aad midway between the Big Bla:k aad Onrrant' BinSrs, |loog sillier of whtcs can be floated, during almdst all Uvea of th* year, loss bar- ot timber, fiatbokts and steamboats rua oo'them aboiirthfee or four menths of the year. The timber consists'of White Oak, Black Walnut, Wild Cherry, Poplar,

sb, Ac., Ac., and is doubtless as beany a growth of timber as can be ionnd west of the Ohio Biv •e aad th* lands ar*» rich and lost for farm ing at can bs found on the Aaerioan Continent. It Is In a climate where stock need not be fed twoaoiUht cf the year. Two Bailroada are be* Ing built, Which will cross at right angles" within tlx or eight miles of these lands, and oTe will ran mnoh closer This land I will sell cheap for caib, or will trade for good property, in and aronad th* city of Terre Haute, Tue title to these lands is perled*. Men wanting a farm gan get it cherp, by applying to the under* signed, within the aept Tew da,s, at J. U. WhltaSet's Store, corner ot 4th and Walnut streets.

BErsRtNcss —J. Whitaker, Basil

H6LM»3

W. A. liaulj. lldit D. S. GBEEN,

faj

«0« •VI

ready made clothing less than cost,

go to Grover & Miller's, cornfcfr 6th and Main streets. M26-dtf

IT9

sVk

and best assortment of

QHEGABAT IHSTIffBTf

ENGLISH mid FIRE NCH.

French le the langaage of the family, and is stantly spoken la the Institute.. MADAplE D'HEliVILLT Jy21deod8m Principal.

JOHN BABNlKltB.

\V.

Oust

Sugar Cured Hams,at Joseph

Sattcm

Bargains

111

at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. dtf.

TTQ

Merchant Tailor, MAIH VTBBBT,

Wclv\»Uy't Dry Goods aiore

Would respectanlly call Uta attention of the cltl« sens of Terre Hants,' and the pnblio in general, that be hak'fsatel^ointt abpT» faxtsitAjWalms. ley's Dry Goads sioce^ (91 ui parpuse ot'eai^yiug

]Hir«i«lf^ TtUorlng. B» kessa always on. hand a FASHIONABLE aSLEOTION OF OAS8IMBBSS, TESTINGS, OLOTHS, Ao., and is ready te make It up in The LatMt Style and oa Skort notice, and on vary Beasonible Terras. Having no hi jh entt to pay, he pronrises to make np Jp oider, tbether the geode be famished

~00. oitttnt d*a* and warranted to At.

A I IBMO

TT -era! honse work. Eniulre at the __ dencejof Jt ^XHOIU0QI^m JB^teuSr^et,

Honse, National

to beedaavtera.

•lsht (The Tilkge Berber) at Dowllng'i Hall, by the lodUntpolia

GOOI* ''CODKI'

who oan Wash and Iron. Also

SALE OK

GeergS

Hall, John Harden, vs. tFllllam A. Ashton-f At tachment prooeedlog before

II.

B. Denehle, J.

Harrison Township. Whereas a writ of attachment bee been ieiaed by ae against the goods and chatties, credits said effects of William A. Ashton, lata of said county, and whereaa a retwn of Defendant not fdnnd has been made on the summons, the defendant hereby notified of the pendency of this proceeding, and that the said salt has been continued uutil the 26th day of August, 1869, at one o'clobk In tb* afternoon, when at my offlce iussld towiuhiD/ the said casef will be heard and determined ?J

Dated Angost lltb, 1869. 11 12dwlt l. B. DKNIHIE,

NOTICE

glrUta

do housework. Inqnire «.t the residence of B. TUELL, Saath Sixth Street.

t,Tfa JFtUKv/i

Stow"

—Two Offices

./r re Haute

Tivnuiti'ITail

"\Wlrk

F. A. BOSS,

No.

S" •1JPOil SAtB^i

BNTFK

hciiM,

Titjft sit gf

g[ffwr»"tywiwi.

Sevsnil a

OE SALE.—BUGGY at a b4rftiiwiwn1 iif, MWHhkh. east, for isle cheap, br applying Immedlateljf at Kissner's Palace of Mnalc.

J} House af six roam* on a«ath Xhtf£ •t,r4^

POB SAI^!^.BOIIM J:

Metrfll as

Eagie

ST»E«T**A»WIEN SL»»

lane

m«Sh aad SeTenth.-«

Bnqulra.0f .. Ci aprllvdtf

Q.OTT^BUWBSS!'''^

10.,

MO USMtmd SIGN PAINTER.,

PAPER

HAN6EB ANO 8BA15ER.

SHOP—In Early'* Block, a few doors north- of Main street. i, Aa work dana^nsomitfly aa4»at^ reaya^le

rateg"

iiirnirnn

TLYF ANHOOB

AND

THE VIGOR

i.VX OF YOUTH restored in four weeks. 0B. BIOOBD'S ES3KN0B OF LIFE restoi power*, from whatever oause arising

BIOOBD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restoree maily powers, from whatever oause arising the effect* of early pernicious habits, self-abnse, impotency .wonderful to the direquire no restraint from buslness'or pleasure.) Failure. Is

of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, 1

usinesi din bo:

CONDUCTED BY THE

TED BY THE

Sisters of

J'Mfe

ST. OODI Indiana.

ST. MARY'S

LN8TITHJE.isabont

l*?-. i*

Handsome Iron Hitching Posts

MOM 8&LW

E A

A I E & O

Are now grinding new wheat, and will sell flour arwtoltftaltror retiiim prices to salt tlitrthhes We pay cash for all kinds of grain and seeds.

Office, corner First and Main streets. 24dlw

g&mmsgm ends January the second,bjwisis.thajat(of

February,and31st

-No

AT THE

IRON won&i

COB, FIB3X AMD

WALHUT STREETS.

teuninates on the lastwedni

Ordtrid,

jnne

d6m

ne«

day in Jnne, With the eiSwiises of a Commence?

msnt Day Tbe 8ch'o „.-. .. partmentt thsjrrimaryj ths the Senior each department hss two Divisions^ In this system are cdtnprlsed all the studies that

ss^itfssar owiwr A bulletin, giving an account of the behavior and progress of eaoh student, is transmitted.to parents and gusrdt«N*at the eipiration of th*' second Session.

Bsddingi Washing, .' Ds*tnt aad Oroatilnla Needlework, with thaosa of frames and pattsrns.

letter paper, envelope*, st*M0B»y, PS0«« P*nholdere, ink, ohalk-araynMy and slate pencils OF

'-ARONTN,,

{116.00 O-S R»*S«0 I «TM CFAB«S J-FK^SSIO*. FRENCH, WITH THE USE OF BOOKS, 512(00

PIANO, WITH THE USE OR IPSTRNMENTS, MUSIC, PRIMER AND LAST MOTOR 25 00 OAITAR WITHTHE USOOFIISTRAIBSNTS, •ASIC,

PRIMER, AND INSTRACTOR 2B 00 Organ, With^ ths use Of IhrtSrnmenis, Music, Primer and Instructor 25' 00 Harp, with tbe use of lustraments,

Muaic, Primer and Instructor. 80 OtT Vocal Music Private lesions with the u»e of Inst cue tor,...... ...*•• *V3daT WltirS in Wiss wtiin the use or •___ singing books Extra Practice on Piano Extra practice on Quitar •.•«••••

O CONTEACTOES—.Sealed will be received by the Common Councilor the City of Ten Haute, at their next regular meeting, on the evening of tb* 17th or August, 1869, tor Uurbing and Guttering Fourth street between Ohio and W»lnut street. Boqd will be required for the faithful performance of said -work according to the plans and specifications on file in the Office of th* Oity BaginrSifi The Council reserve* the right to take poaassstori" of said work, and complete it at the epe«se of tho Contractor, at any ttnie thOnld he fell te prosscnt* said work la a sa«isfaat«ry manner

CH ABD^T«)EU,?,F

Oily ®wr!^,!1Cil Aug 0th,

BILLIARD ROM

At the Teutonia Hotefc 17« »h. §tt,

TERRE BAUTE. IND.

With1

Six of

the finest Tables with PHELAI'S

PATENT' CUSHIONS. ares 1i

rata

him or not^—

Bferything in hie line cheaper than anywhere

liberal

patronage solicited. ang29dtf.

ORDINANCE TO BEpeat an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Regulating Wagons wid Vegetable fltaa^at the :ronrthStreet Market Hiross," "pasted.

Stitf

'th,

1869. ^4 Section 1. Be it ordatned by th«i Comjbon Ooancil of the Otty of Terre Hants, Aat an ordlnance eatitled "An Ordinance Begulatiag Warns aad Vegetable Stands a* .tha Fourth Street Mark*! Hoube,5* pissed July ?Ui^l869, be and tbe same to hereby repealed.

Decttoa An joaergsncy Exists for the bane•Hate taking eff«ct of this ordSnatcs, and the (ball, therefore, be in fall force ah'd ^rhtaiSf'^USnstid this sd day of ApCTSt.l«P9.

O. f. COOKEKLT, Mayor* L. 7I0KBBT, Clerk. Aog5Jtf.

Attedt: DAH*.

"W. SHAFFER, PBOP'B.

Pare Oiyptr DbtilUtS

Bourbon and Bye Whisky

W s1 the nsr, a&d ns

etktr.

Whisky sold by ths gallon, quart and pin#?

AKLEY &ROACH1,

MiNDrACTUKtna or

SiDBLSSj AMft-s V1UIK8S,

AMD DSAUTL^LFOMI^

Collars

BUSINESS.

'.tijul-.i t-

LIL.*

of ffli# A?ply at Ilia,. ]yl7dnr ui

1 --.-"Hi

llo

J^ERTY

Soith ahfth itr«rt:

10 IOOM

nltfely (rttuf MMf*jbpwei,-near two acre^ox ground s»t. itk Sitae ui all kiads of bearial.fritit.tri It is a deslratilB tanas, to satt.t» a good oareiot-t^fblpt. Enquire of

Angfiln^JW

TTVohome

lie eye. Advertise!

Dra'wiog'and Painting IA y. -^th thauso ofpatte*ASi.j.."4«"—w.»"-" 15 TO

Painting.

charge is made, to music pupil's for Vocal Music in Class wUh tne ase of siugisg books.

Q~PE0IAL ELECTION^ OTIOE

OAI

a regular meeting oT the City Council of the Oity oflrerra Haate, hSld oa ¥«eMay night August 3d 1869, it was

That as sUsMion b» b*ld on IToaday,

August 16th, 1869, by ths 4«alifled voters of the Second Ward' in eaid city, for msmber of th* Oomthon d«an«(l «f said ward, to flU tha racan-

ocoasfoned by tha death of Augustus Cbamberli:i, tbe eaidelvotton to be held at HiU's Mill on the Bloomingtok Boad ia said -ward

Oriered, Further tost th* polls be Kept own between the legal nours oi holding eleotiSu

Township, Oouaty and Statei Offloers, and tUa the following person# be appointed to ssrvs on tbe board of said floctioii: Oist^ -IwWItyi Inspector, Ernst Blsttaehl and *. A. Mtdison Judges, with aathority to sppoint thejr own

DAHISti.

MNINJT

3d,lS69.

TProposals

,89SF« JLS

OAUH

ostrtvw&s

M-y tiSt

fcev.i» *»«a

BBU6HB8, JFCO., :tir- ''fc'"- r-M*

ALI 7.* I

'I.%

Jtttf T-

AgmUt fot*Wntte Sam's

Oil.

IWJ

-J I 1

MMI I

-'•. -WONT

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I- •.##': II.I

IV. .-1^4*

III'11

«*V.

.'II ..

south 6th street. ,.

Atoaaitoelliianas Ui staret. a MSiif*"

F-:)••!*»

5 I T. A«W .VSFE-OL 1

E- MT I?* •T«OO}:5

IV JR.MW AAUWEAWIAM#I#•! -i$- ic 7

t4U ^dMShvisRWi

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4AWTESAA«TTASV**S• •.I.EW S« II

HSB.taa al Mt nl"

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mcs.tai

TT .:iff !'#«, t.* »b»*

1 AT*.***.*! ^^OT» ASTSO SAIII-F

-%4

•Hisxtin

niMi. aiunaa1! j01

-mi* t'a*wSmrta

inneits-

I booJd s4t Jbae slewed ,Ji 11:

I*»S- •A-'IT 4 11 I TRUFLM** rUsti s%r»£m ?«.' w1:! r*

IWSFF ATKII »T«1

t9S

SI*S««S#

MAATTAP

ISM

.1'

Titbit

4» tn Jisb# i»"s .v 'stailefc'i!.atra-i s.is

IMES.NF-JII IO -FE

i0Humana*i'i TIST»TF

M! t*t tTtSSdO '!.itsJT:3 ii-a

ftlFOKE BUSINESS, WHAT?

Advertising, of Course!

TA& 8IMMER H9RAD8,

It beliooTes the business men

•f Terre

four miles frbu

Terre Haute, at a Very short distance from the St.Lonis,Alton and Terrs ante Bailroad.

for the health, comfort, and convsnleacs of the yotfbgladres Inatten'danie. Special care is taksn of the health of the pnpils, for which purpose the services of an eminent and experienced physician have bsen secUFSd.

Hsite

stirring

will pnsh yoo. The best way! "Tor.Xsinand TWrd st#.

to posh yonr business Is to ad

vertise ft jadleionsljr. scatter

Cards, Glrcnlars, Hand-bllls-

tniert pointed advertisements

£,

In the papers-keep yonr name

and occupation before tbe pnb* |W.S,EYCi ACTS

THE EXPRESS

JOB OFFICE

is ftupplled with every descrlp-

tlon of type, and prepared to

execnte printing wlttadlspateh

and at'snrprlslngly low rates.

^otMos »t lil-w i«ti! .tacffiS iiii =. *i»» .xkii

'«A}»SJ*A

kUA .i

-rs»T a! 'U x*'

O O A

AOGE

,KTJIOO') T»J 'J'JL

ftliSli

|E £},}•« J-JFLLOT

M# I IHILI

R^JM' ~~AT*

wrm -Jm

R&I

L-

1869.

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mmm mmi*

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.'w.i a an' ^^osis^.. asb

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AT FTTFSTTIA

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FE«M «ir

v4 #$14

MIL

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aiinttas**

»At txtjtim

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Cornelius dK"'naMertv's.

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lidJu a- i.s a.

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HO D*MO Mo«p Bklrtt At3t90SSl tC CfDta.

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"if :i tit (ft Mi#-•

Mnsit.rt«v«Jis .- ism&oa|»e

iwiv'-v -i

Good

nil ma-iii

IA"t

Colored Prints aiflljicwts S)1*j

EST I*V»

bat

Yard wide Brown

..••N.LW^HCUL.

"3 s.(» I. t- ant MMirMttl 9SSi

1 I

,I 'II I T«I!||HJUT£,LTF L( II'

A£*

J..-5V* I J3IK. S«U Good Bleared Hmlfxi us*-.

ladftd' Hose ^U! as law ss

flMfSHf .iSt r. ,a«fe*«ww»a

,.1£

C1-.

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rtfi

:«jsfc

s«

i^a)istsfR .»f«'«'!»: I ir i},* )Mk'at'ss«f4 1 '.stH'» 4»f.-»ata x4 -aasatf qe b*sff bs» sU .»»

|4RAI 5JJIS» -:D .1#*.'! IRTM

IR-

for the Summer Trade.

Competition Is lively, and If yon

AIII.M-.-MSI .JAATVAT 4MI ,'TSI '.'FTHM *\*U

UMBMRMAT ITMT,

WS-4.1

.trfii 'ic tie

X- J*

•fStsM e£t

HS«USt.«

mt?s? stdw

*OE«I4CX*

eaata a pair.

I-FI-I'I-RA. I» YWWAW »4T ILANI'RF TI .S'S4JASY«AISU F.'TTISSNJA II# FCJ* el t'jjjs ___ t*«sM»a8i a»a» .-.&'J ,J£. JR T.

.xumimx*** ma tin.

Btcm eo«iCf

RR, QTE* LK»B 4TIT.

t-as ,Si

^ss

JiA

«ood Throad,^^. Warranted 800 yards, only 5 cents spool.

LII.TI OT FFF

TFI IN FIAI TUT I

UW MTII IMIIIA IWD

TUT*. IMB

NNOTIOYU

LARGE STOCK OF MD 4!OTTONODOO

AT VSTY LOW PRLCCS.

N 7I .6FI-.IF A TOCIPI IT AAKTC

.. -T *JPI^GTOGI

MTMIPTLI," 1-J.A

to be np aid

pnsH yoiir Easiness, It COKHBLHiS

W-

MB IT)}'' JJW

OR.

TR.-*N .U IIW A,FSS TIT A OAT TDFCTITRVDMZTTI

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AL(UL!«| SSIE-TS ME

SASR

i*iu tca

»«I SI»I aisw !ii»«»T-rtqsst tSS MtiaaKta ecstaiads

FSE1CH and BCQTCtt

A»DR NS^SI IRTETDA

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atlil

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lAtfifiTV

-H/J asa .M.-*nf»«»a i® Wiawatl

TH-"' '-I 4S.II TIIIF ,MIU« OA TIRF I L^TFTVLIAIZ .KL| »JIM ..IU A

•t-.irgwiB,

|I« AT «.« «NAS

.HA .r,»asriMA

A! 4-H^.

innlaa oMamtn

(U: a*

TTKFE D&SSS

DUCED in

OA 11.*.M

PIQUES,

TTEOG-W*

luifsmt- dtrm

BEDTCITOIfimeES

I has proved a saeoMN, and the people are fUHy

fiod, as we they should be, that DKV OOapS aro CHEAP

Ithe fBVC^KETK9' CASH BTAMi*

.JAIFLT

tv "tm urn it twviat niuiM

LAWNS, T-IMBM LAWNS, E N A I N E S A N

LAND^JNATWIL

I DIES,

all

OOOiir SZ-

s.ttTcss'*

ITW »L.R RLOOTS MFT

EO-

AS«s

IF -»lii '.',I •,?! UMI RFTIT .liia. -iasligK

QMIgx-

KUBIMS,

8 WH^

I with a MJIOE 8TOCK of rHITE qt^ips genially, Under Regular Prieenat

II W. S. BYCM & CO'S

,.J»MKMT (FIL

ta if it

I.^A,

i-rl »,jiH

fASLAaoharfX$Otr»i-

Ithe BIOOBST BAB0AIN TBT, in a HnlCilKiH

HANDKEHCHIBJ

...I*atSV%K- MM

SMiVI'

at a* c.

w- »te*t 'RF* S* MTCE Jft' CO

VI MI

v''M.

JI 4J,.S!

fca« oil A .'^bud eiodarSMSi LI40OBU«.I4 »T*MT

TAWOQ ATSD* TTOT

Families can be rapjpUed {with BL'OH'D IbDWUNS at Prices Below the Bki^et Value, by going t* .„ ir.

GO.

a arcs

~-a*

r-ci

ut «4»

I6LLS CAJIPETS

from

cents a yard and

upwards, iat the COARANCfE SALE of

txv{4r.

imn

IR* 8, NXCM.

•*,«n mumm

IT.

co*

,.HI«SS,.II,SH

...y ttj} ii3

FTSU) AAJ,-4JA*«* MM,

ParUes wishing HonM# I Papered and WALLS u£cORATED will find by oalling at the "BUCKEYE" now is the time to have it done at Low Pvteei*—^

8, ttCM £"CO.

iutet

?IAI

FC-JISSA #11

fmrntdiMii

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