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

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read the Sacramento papers telling of a party of young bloods getting drunk and "slinging coin around." Coin—what a good old-time jingle the word recalls.

Mayor's Court.—In

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Immwbs

S»P*mber

HUiTBBRB of watermelons

were shipped Ewt from this city yester

day. i'"*'' "Wandbh*® has a spicy sketch, on the second page this morning, of camping on Lake Memphemagog-

Whiat is still coming in freely. The market was dull yesterday, and prices fell off somewhat. Choice Alabama sold for

$1.15. I*

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....

The T. H. & I- RR- wnt over a special and free train last evening to convey the relatives and friends of Mr. Tuttle ily to their homes in Indianapolis.

W. H. Bamhistbk started for New York and Philadelphia last evening.— He will be absent about two weeks, pur chasiDg his Fall stock of gents' clothing material and seeing the sights-

Hon.

H. P. H.

Eromwkll,

ex-mem

ber of Congress, of Charleston, consents to become a candidate for the Illinois Constitutional Convention, in the Thirty ninth Representative District.

C. O. "Wood, U. S. A., has

left the city to join his command at Plum Island, on the Union Pacific Rail road. Mrs. Wood and child have gone to New York to sail thence for Paris, France.

New corn is already being engaged, at eoventy-flve cents a bushel. These figures tickle our prairie farmers immensely, farmer a shott distance above the city in forms us he has never raised such a crop as the present season promises.

Papkbs are going into eistacies over the new fifteen cent shinplasteri. All these labels are nice enough until worn little then they look like a mustard poultice. They are handy to have in the vest pocket, however.

Slinging

Coin.—It is refreshing to

this tribunal yes

terday one case of disorderly conduct, one of drunkenness, one of visiting, and one of keeping a house of bad character, were disposed of.

The local of the

Our neighbor is not friendly to water of any kind, nor is he partial to its use in any Bhape, except for navigation and for culinary purposes.

Divorces.—On the docket of the preS' ent term of Common Pleas Court there are thirty-four suits for divorce. On yesterday and the day before, seven were die missed at the plaintiff's cost, and divorce was decreed to the following: Lucy Ann Heister and George Heister Robert Oox and Ellen Cox. John Ridgely and Jane Kidgely. Mary J. Keith and Price Keith.

How Wink Acquires a Body.—Here is another choice

tnorceau

Express

vouches for

the cleansing properties of the artesian water. Probably ordinary .water wouldn't have that effect Ion our sprightly cojemrary.—Journal*

"Wiley, manager of the city

schools, has had the school buildintcS thoroughly overhauled and renovated New floors have been placed in the First Ward building, and everything needful has been done for the convenience and comfort of the children. On yesterday arrangements were made for the build' ing of a frame house on South Second street, which will be rented for the use o' the colored children.

Stamps.—On yesterday Col. Dowling had recorded on the Recorder's books a mortgage executed by the Indianapolis & St Louis railroad in favor of George W. Cass, trustee of the Pittsburg, F. W. & Chicago R. R-, and Stillman Witt, of the O. C. & C. R. R., on which was placed $1,800 worth of revenue stamps- It was sent to Parke .county last evening, the document having to be recorded in each county through which the road runs from this city to Indianapolis.

for wine drink

ers. A writer in the New York

Tribune,

who at first doubted the statement by another relative to the practice in the wine districts in France, of "naked women going into the wine vats up to their waists, to stir ap the fluid and thus facilitate the process of fermentation," says that on a late visit to the Rhine, and irn Champaign, France, he found the custom was universal, and on referring to the authorities found the statement fully confirmed. Writers disagree as to the objcct of this practice, some claiming t^at the natural warmth of the body hastens fermentation, and others asserting that the stirring about and mixing up of the pomace in this way gives the wine "a fuller body," a deep color, or a superior bouquet. As it is now estimated that we have already planted in the United States 2,000,000 acres of vineyard, or an area equal to two fifths of that devoted to vinea iu France, it is to be hoped, says the writer, that the French mode of making wine will not be introduced into our country—at least until Yankee ingenuity has been exhausted in finding a substitute

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"iu!»Vj5*: .»°3rbe^rt •goM* —atipdnUM" frw"^' '.'.t.Hl^l't"' atftr.^w: .10:26 *. Mr

eSip. The mttIom w«r» cooduct®d by^ Rev. Wo- M. CbMTtf, Msisteid'by (Rev.

Jewell, D. p^, Mia^JCeT. S. M.'

S^imson, end ware,9£t£emc»t Biropld yet iproprifce AndWecUng-chKracUr. The tadienceHalt inoBt deeply the irreaistable •olemnity of.the occasion, and hundreds ^ept unrestrainedly. At the conclusion

the services an opportunity was given to look, for the last time, upon the face of the departed, and nearly all present passed up the aisles to the altar, and, with heavy hearts and tearful eyes, took their Anal leave of all that this world holds of her who, but the other day, was the light of a happy home, and the idol of many loving hearts. A very long procession followed the remains to the eometery Wheie, with the "singing of the hymn commencing "Slater thou wast mild end loieiy and a few words

prayer and bene

diction, the body was tenderly laid in the tomb, and the concourse dispersed to their homes.

It were vain, at such a time as this, to speak of consolation to those to whom the deceased was bound by the ties of relationship: yet sympathy, in affliction mitigates its pangs, and we know that there are few, if any, in this city whose hearts have not ached with grief at the terrible blow that has fallen upon the family of Mr. Tuttle. Their sorrew shared by many, and hundreds will cher ish the memory of her who, as a dutiful and affectionate daughter, a kind and loving sister, a tender and faithful friend, won the esteem and affection of all who had the privilege of her acquaintance.

LiovppaD Li^uon Dbalbm.--Wegive below a list of the licensed retailers ofln'' toxicating llqaiwri«lfcia'- iiwwrtfr,All parties who are selling liquor at retail, to be drank on the prwniiea and whose names are not on tius Jist, «re selling violation of lawfnd should beprosec^^d There are several hundred such cases lit thecounty,eaeh-oaajofcwiiinhiiisideffand«

justly daserviag of public reprofe^ian.Tbe names of duly a^tb{9izj^^j^ioo^ keepers, or retailers, are as follows: Holfelder A Seeo^anF. D. Malloy Adolph H. Meyer Joe Kern Wm. Metsel H.,B.'Voges mm C. M.Hirzel C.A.Imbery J.Bennett B.C.Bsrker W. E. Cordes w^aaagaraab Hager mm

John Gerding a. Cochran1 Habermeyer & Bairi-Tom Burns, dorf John Garb% H| Rheinhardt & Co. acob Seitz JI, Kueneke & Co. _Jonn Smith Henry Heiier ^S*d®fcawrence Campbell Jake Fisher vamsm&f- Hu Cobura F. B. §kbertu# Wm. Fisher TP. H. Leonard Dan Crowe'' '*1"®®88 J. M» Brosa Mike Griffin C. Tww J.F.Bodel Leo. Werner J. E. Wilkinson tm. Shaffer H. Appman 4. Krafipan. R. McJSlroy D.Bnnaon.,

P. Burnett T. J^Langfo'rd^** John R. O'Cdnnell M. W- Shriyeil & Forster & Fahnley John ltink M. Peters C. M. Hirzel H. Handick F. Burgert

polis Sentinel

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Buernieister A West WoodrtrtT Fred Arleth F. W. Gerke & C^ C. A. Imbery H. EhrenTiiY'dt™-~ A. Ktfdt^vj-, Pat Tiilly f| G. & Hi Alclrai

Wm. •. Gifford John Link" N.FUbeck H. Kinman J. Steinmehl E. G. L. Doyle.

The Terse

tmi

Miss Tuttle was eighteeq years of She was a high-minded, pbr6 hearted knd

:Opeb«d abarbershop to diet ih U4iA Hotel, -where be jiriti fcmV four, ndbest ba fetrslhave bein secured the sin. 1 ba to.-give satisfaction and iBk Htashara^f^custom. 19dl

aadlyaokmn^vwtoWerwitnwBidinthiil A* The Congregational Church waa fcs^d l^^av^JaciBty for atbm •owded with the-ftieods of- thedeceaiiedj'. wded with the-frieods Aniof the family, desirous to pay theJast tribute of mpcct to the mnvna Of on* whose pure and beautiful life—alaa ao

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Haute Accident.—From

Conductor Chambers, who left Terre Haujk this morning, we learn that the accident, by which Miss Laura Tuttle her death, was one of the most hensible on record. The train ing at a slow rate of speed view of the approaching carriage, whiih was being driven by Miss Tuttle herself. Probably if the train had been movii faster, greater care would have be taken to avoid it, and this calami! which has cast a gloom over two citii would have been averted.—Ind.

iost iacomprlrain was mojr* 1, and in fifil

Mirror,

Railroad Project.— Ex-Govi Henry S. Lane, General Lew Wallace a|d Prof. John L. Campbell, came over fr Crawfordsville yesterday. They rejol that the present faoilitiea are afforded L. visiting the Capital, excellent in comparison with what they have been, whenfit has required a whole day to come aid another to return. Their business here was to meet some other gentlemen in ested in the building of the proposed njfas railroad from Rockville to Crawfordsv'** This road is certainly an important tapping the coal regions and filling uj link of 28 miles in an important Tins Prof. Campbell seems to entertain ao doubt of its being speedily built, as the one from Crawforasville to Frankf&rt and Loganaport—Ing.

Journal.

The Health Journals, which klways have some new and startling thpoories to enunciate, have renewed the tation of the queetion of sleeping al and a writer in Mrs. Stantion'a paper,

Revolution,

advises persons to furi

their houses exclusively with single steads. The latest argument advari favor of the theory is that when habitually sleep together they electrically positive^ and while one sobs and sleeps soundly, the other el nates and tosses restlessly all night is a very favorable time to press this ory, while the thermometer ranges fiun 75 to 100 in the shade, but it will take fne exceedingly radical conversion te pre' a "falling from graee," ai the auf frosts and winter snows come on. the time the £all house cleaning mences, it will doubtless be regarded fs a matter of economy to go back! to double bedsteads. Perhape some orihe more zealous advocates of the propped reform have more of a theoretical tiufi a practical knowledge of the presents and if they knew more aBout it, they wonld not urge so many objections to it-

ys been a difficult job. Oar readers ill be pleased to learn that that difficulty no longer be encountered, if they 1 call at the jewelry store of S. eeman, National House Block, and ocure epair of hlearui& Morri^ celebrated "i'erEectefl ^ectsMes." The^are Well spoken of by the press in the east a|»d elsewhere. augU-dwlm

e. hand^lhie horning at his old stand the "Boston Store" where he will be glad to receive Ids pW ifien|»fnd. ciatw^ers. A large l|ne of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces &c, will be offered at very low prices /or

the next thirty days.

Lost—A

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a-mt di&t.

The "BobtokSron*," No. ill, Main jtreet, will be opened again to-day, with

rther reductions made in the prices of

strawberry roan cow, red

and ears, white face, 13 years old Irop off right ear and |he left. A reaspnable reward for her eturn to the undersigned,

Uriah Jeti-ees,

auglT-d&t. 33 South 6th street.

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Grrv TREAauREEa

Light Prints

Lawns

Notice.—Notice

ereby given to all persons who have «en notified by the City Tax Collectors to ay their taxes, that unless the Same is mmediately settled the property against Ifhicb said taxes are assessed, will beseiz ed and sold for the same forthwith. And all persons whoqf the collectors have call 0d upon, and have tbefr receipts fdr the year 1868 will please present them at the City Treasurer's Office so that the proper credits may be given where they have not «n credited with the same.

MApfJUS SCHOKM*ffI'

auglf-dlw. City Treasuifsr

at coftifc^H Wit&B-•&*

sCo.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block iv MS fr met ICjd

at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s

170 Main street, Demihg Block. 16,dtf

Summkr Dress Goods at cost, at Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main Btreet, t)emihg

Ladies' Gloves

lC,dtf

^1T frw 'AT":

Block.

Hosiery at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.' 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

at cost, at C. Wittig

Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. lG,dtf

'co™n w^Mlk Parasols af colt, at Wittig & Co-'s, 17tMain street, Deming Block. lG,dtf

The New Dry Goods Store, No. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co., will be opened on or about: the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be known as the New York Store. dtf

To U. S. PElreloNERa.—Arrangements have been made with the Terre Haute Indianapolis Railroad to carry pensioners to the Agency at Indianapolis at half faratihftpwfioner paying full fare going and rettfrhmg See^o their 4ome& Thi very liberal arrangement will greatly ^^pyA»de#e#«®)f|e#iv3ng merit.

Genuine l?mpsrted Port.

iman»

CaN&rnliJllaPl g\

Dxatb or Mub ffjorru.-^lhi and terrible deaft or Miss Laura tie, daughter of Perry E. Tuttle, £tq., a. Terre Haute, on Monday evening, casts a deep globm over the many -jrelatives ihi I friends of the family in this city.

Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky Choice Liquors always oh* hand. I'tl

J^eEF^ Strong, Grocer,

tauiil '9°

most estimable girl—beloved by all whj^i QboD AAVidE.—Go to Hers Arnold' Skirt Factory 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th for the best Hoop Skirts at the lowest prices. aug7-dlf. -n** if a 1

knew her. Her geBUeaess.^ioaneu, i^i selfish and devoted friendship/ with many accompHshments, intae her the light and charm df her family and ?Jj[e circles with whom she ass Ibeir terrible affiiction, Mr. (Tuttle and his family, who were formerly of Indianapolis, have the warmest sym_ thy of their many connections and friendl and if deeds could avail anything they would be cheerfully rendered.—India

M^iDBtreet-

Good Lace Gaiters lor $1.50 at Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf,

Peaches.1—J. W. Edwards, on Maih street, one square east of the Terre Haute Qouse, is now receiving daily from Vin cennes, a choice lot of fully ripe peaches pf the be^t yari^tief, and at low prices.-r Call and see them. 12-dlw.

^ON'T forget th^t^erz & Arn^ cessor to B. Weisz) 89 Main street, be tween 3d and 4th, are always trying to ^o all they can to please their customers, in regard to gbods, prices ind fair dealing*,

Aug7-dtf.

Jiieafta Millinery |i

Mrs Mitten's, Main street, between an.4$th«3SiV%i 1

dltf.

v.-ws**%n-

Peeled dried Peaches at .4.-

C. I. Rib' 6dtf

A rui&. linii of Ladies, Misses and Children's^Hose at suoh'prices as Wilfsell them fast,«t 13. Wittm

Co.'s,

21dtf .170 Main street, Deming Block

But the Florence Sewing machines bf. Riddle. tr

Silk Mm, and gloves at Riddles tf

Strange but True.—From the Allan tic to the Pacific we calculate to be not lass than three thousand milp^ Bftween those tiro oceans, lay thousands of citiM, towns and villages, and in none of them is a single establishment which sells a belter Corset for 76 centa then Herz & Arnold (successors to B. Weisz) 89 Mlin Street, between 3d and 4Jh, Terre Haute, Ind. aog.7-dtf.

Fob Ap f^arge^t and best'assortment of cloths, cassimeres and. vestings in the city, go to Grover |s ,Millers, corner fth and Main streets. miW-dtti

BfMyifT y*"7' original Skirt Factory is now 156 Main street, between 6th and 6th streets. a5ddtf

S 3 a chiefs at a great bargain. Two eases at 8?| d«en, *W6rth 2!

Two !M 1-12J Tlfo 1.26 Hrfitii V?. Only eold by the dozen. iijcfet MU WXr*EN, HOBETO &

Fob reedy, made clothing less than cost, go to Grover A MiUer's, corner «th and Main streets. m26-dtf

'small lot of sugar

S,?tb close consignment, for sale

Ai|CiiTciiinatl prices, at Shewmaker* ,rehouse, cofner of Main and Ninth its. I7,d5t

of|^E and Sugar retailed at wholeficA at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 101^ bank offi c^b, Insurance agents, lawyer*, telegrapher! ind wtitps generally) favor of the Hii^t 4ralm

wld

Pen, sbow that it is

tMgfffetfntatn f«a in use, costing about samllfe ^he-old style. S. R. Freeman 161 sole agent in Terre j&nfejiilffigl ?J-jy29-yoy c^i find preserved Lemon Peel, at C.i.Ripley'g. [2S,dtf

0i ~sM3 like a good stroke, call at Moody^ Gigar Stare and, buy one "or more df his"Vdlotipede Cwars flTdtf

For latest Btyles of Hats and Bonnets go to ^(rs. J. B. Mitten's, Main streot between Eighth and Ninth. j22-tT.

AOftcsnix'' Hose,' Worth' $3 per

dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. Wittio& Co's.

C. WiTno & Co., at .170 Maii str^t, 'Dealing Block, have a big table full of

B^|a^»f in^lpod|i that, n^^st be

A Via rush to Moudy's every day for his Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

BunprpL colors in Crape l!eretz Bereges ind Lamartinea, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

Neck Ties, new stock at Riddle's, tf

Lao Collars, ahd hankerchiefs at Bidle's. tf

By Tour wife a gold watch of Riddle. tr

C.Hoifil SHKIir Cured Hams, at Joseph

BjiotnwI Bargains 11 Bargains III jkt the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. r- ...w-.nwdtf.

Go to W. H. Sage's for a delicious bev erage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fino order. 12,dtf

If you WAtfT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner Cth and Main streets. lill I m2C«dtf.

No Humbug 1 Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

C. Wittig & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

$' @Hoidi Wines and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

Speer's

Standard Wine Bitters is

highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic pro perties, its purity, and its dollcious flavor. feb23dwlt.

Catarrh Cured for 35 cents.—This Element is. true, because thousands will testify to the fact that only one box of Reader's German Snuff entirely banished the complaint. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one of the most disgusting of diseases, when in this sim pie remedy they can procure a cure.

druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents to O, P. Seymour & Co., Boston, and receive a box by next niail. 20-d6toow

LOCAL NOTICES.

To Remove Moth Patches, Freeh let and Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth tad Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. Pebkt. Soldby all Druggists.

For Black Worms and Pimples on the Eace, n»e Pebbt'b Oomedone and

nfONGOBDIA H4L£

prices dtf.

Men aim'Boy's shoes at reduce at D. j^e'ibold'e, 64 Main Street.

Caij. and see those beautiful French and §cotich Ginghami at Cornelius & Haggertys. 12-d4t.

The best pair of White Hose at 16 els.

CASSiMiRE3.—i ua line, al very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

For a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or colored linen duck rciady mado or mado to order, go to Grover & Miller's, corner Glh and Main streets. m2C-dtf.

Do you want Bargains Go to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of

cheaP

foofo 21,dtf For

Pimple

Remedy, prepared only by Dr. B, O. Pkbht, 49 Bond street, N&w York. Sold everywhere. The trade (applied by Wholetple Medicine Dealers,. raa|17deodSm-93»,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS O CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at tbe Audi tor's office In the city ot Terro Haute, until HeptMlbar 8lh, 1868, for bnilding a Biidge across P.slrto CrMk, near tf iddletoWD, oa the Vlncen neaRoad. Contractors will please pnt In their bid* tor the wood work and stone work separatr for plans call at the Auditor's Offloe.

By arder of the Board of Commissioner* of Vigo county. Wm. PaDDOCK, a|9dtd $ j-q Auditor VlgoCaanty.

0O-PARTNKRSHIP. A. DeFreea having bought the interest of O. tv. Hanoourt, .of the firm of Cory & Uancoart.in the Hardware trade, the business will hereafter be carried on under the name and style of Cory A DeFreea at the old stand Mo. 121 Main and 1 and 3 Fifth streets. ». UOKY.

A. Df.FHKES.

Wej^ayeopliiandone of the largest and most complete stock of Hardware in the city, and are adding to, dally, goods of every description oar line, which we are lulling at reduced prioes. Call and see. angl8d3t CORY & DeFBKE&

MANHOOD

A^D THE VIGOR

OF TOTITH restored in foor ws^ka. DR. ElCOBD'd SSdENCK OF LtrK restores manly posers, fro^i whatever cause arising the effdetj df eaHy perUlrfo^* bkbits, eelf-^Mae, tapotency and climate, (lie way at once to this wonderful •rtlriT-

taken re^alarly accaiding to Uie di-

rectlona (whlth kre very afiaple, aa.i require do restraint frem kuaiuesa or pleasure.) Failnra la impossible. Sold ia bottle* at lit, or lour quantities in one for 99. To be bad omy tf tbewSle appointed agent In America, H. GJCBTIZKN, 93, lid Avenue, cor. of 13th street. N. V. de$8

Handsome Iron Hitching Posts

FOB SALE

E A AT THB

EAGLE IRON WORKS,

COB, FIRST AND WALNUT STREETS. jane 3 dSm]

GRAND COHtttRft1!

The Great Western

rRILHABWMlC TKOUPC, Of 8t. Loaif, vlll glte AitMd.

YocibA^iistniHeBlrl Oeneert, Oopsisting in Comic 8ongi, Daetts, Ballads, Tableaux,

to., to.,

On Thvrsday Evening, Aug. 19th.

The entertainmeatwill coiclnde with tlie blil* liant and ancceasfal sen sat ire Pantomime, entitled:

The Magic Sword.

PKICKB or ADMISSION.

Reserved Seats to oanta. Children ie centa. Admiaaion 25 centa. Goors open at 7 o'clock. Overture commences at 8.

Aug 18,42t

W N, HY€E A CO S J*.4 .,tl« •"•J

Special Offering

of seme

I N E O I O O S

_T0_

v'.i ».^5 'W 4

CLOSE OUT THE STOCK.

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Kach morning as specified above

LINES OP GOODS PLACARDED I

TEST LOW PRICES I

A11

tbat will

INVITE PURCHASERS

".it I .-

—ON—

ACCOUNT OF TMJE PRICE

AMD

FORCE THE SALE,

The large stock to be sold, will '1

Has

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(CONCORDIA HALL.

A -J*.

THE FH1LHABHON1C

€ONCEBT TROUPE

Will play at ItoiartBall Beer Garden every night tttii week, If tho weather la favorable. Admission, 10 conta. alGdlw

RAND SAENGERFEST fos Px Arranged by the

Tuesday and Wednesday,

iHMt 25th

Wittig

Co.'s,

21,dtf*Jl70 Main street Deming Block,

the largest and freshest stock of

Nock Ties and Collars in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, cornor Cth and Main streetST*®" m26-dtf.

Remember tho same Corsets that ol er parties sell for one dollar, at Weisz' you can got the somo kind for 75 cents.— Remember the place, 156 Main street between 5lh and 6th. dtf

I'M*

LONDAT,theP.M.—Reception

PROGRAMME. 5 of the different

Societies at depot ky the Keceptlon Oomm ittea, and assortment of the same to headquarters. Sight P. M.—Grand German Opera (The Tillage Barber) at Dowling's Hall, ay the Indianapolis MfttnDtrobor*

TOISDAY, 9:30 A. M.—Rehearsal for Grand Concert. 2. P. M.—Steamboat excarslon on the Wabeah river. (This ezcuraion ia for the Singara dnlv.) 8 P. M.—Grand Concert in Dowling's Hall, in which all the Societies will sing in grand chorus with aa oroheetiaof 25 instruments.

WEDNCSDAY, 8 A. M.—Meeting of all the Socletite at headquarters, and forming of Procwsion. 9:30.—Grand Procession through the rlneipnl streets of the City to the Picnia Ground, ratioas by several able speakers. Singing by different Societies. Social eqjoyment, eto etc.

In the evening—Grand Ball at Bowling's Hall. Farther partionlars will appear as the arrangemead procreMi.

DRY COODS.

-A*.) -1 .l

sievant entering

h,re

Full Particulars 't'Wfi'Jrrg 1"- '-iatf

can be had at the

MONDAYS, THUB8DAY8, SATURDAYS and all intermf diate days.

W. 8. HTCE & CO

DISSOLUTION

NBBSH1P.

WANT*D.—A girl to 4o gtn

loarth door X«atof SLxtk.

ANTKD—-A good Cook, who can Waah aad lroa. Alao a girl to do.houeework. Bnqaire at the rtsldeaos of W B. TUBLIi, South Sixth Street. AugGdtf

FOR RENT.

T^OR RENT.-—Rooms No. 14 2

for the Flou?mat feeS^* naM. PoMSBBton given imnwdlataiy/ fbr partiquiara ia)aiM tf StpaMw Oaw,at tka£u, orT. C. BattUn. aug!4dtf ob.

FOR

JJlJOZART HALL

HAUTE MA£NN£R€H0K,

And fcwilted by the Bingtsg Sooietiea of

[mliaBapolis, imiTillc, New Albany ••d Kichaoid,

To be held in tblacity on

Monday,

RENT—The Stor* Room in the aouth-«a«t coraar of the NaMoaal House, oppaaito |ba fastolB. AMta at tk*, Hational House. lylTdtf

li^« BMW-^1ro Officoa o^

JD Bobbina' Feed Store, on same floor with NmiNa Iron and_ )lail Works. Jtnqulreof BOSS, No. 6 aoath 6th street.

Also a small house on 6% street. 141tf

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II not told ai private eer,it wiUbeoSMe4o» ttet day tojha highmt bidder, together With tbltlini, mf, lo«, Oh?-" tie, Horses aa4Fanat^ Toala. For f«rMtac particulars, enmica by addressing,?. O. Box 763, *^rr» Haute/Xnd.

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MONDAY,

THURSDAY

AND

SATURDAYMOBmNGS,

)R SALft-^A nice pEaoerty On Siztfe atrsa« krtok mw, 100ms, nicely grained and papared, aiaar two acrea of ground set with ornamental tlw a'tid all kinds df bsariag b«t Ueas. crapaa It is a desirable property and will sold low on terms to suit. If not Sold Mtcn wiU la torrent to a good oaratht Iwiant 12dtf

Fat

THK COMMITTBB OF ABBANQtMENTS.

Very respectfully.

auglSdtf K. F. MBBBlUi.

PBK8TON, U. D. JOHN A. WOOD, 1 pRESTON & WOOD,

Physicians and Surgeons

Office (temporarily) .at Dr.Wood's OfBee hud Be •idence, NO. 127 Ohio street, between Seventh am Kightb streets.

All calls promptly answered day and night. August 10th, 1869.

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The Arm of Hnnter & Collins is this day is- I Tickets SS OO EMhi. oolvoit by mutual contest.' Tbooe indebted to

ooid firm will Dleaso ctll at their offico iitomodiately and

Mttle

the ~me, .««J «nTPeWK»« h.vlng

accounts against them will present the same payment at once. The bneinees will he oontipn rd at the old stand W. R. Hnnter.

W. K. JUDKTKK. A. B. COLLINS.'

Terre Hante, Ind. Angnst 14, 18C*. 1CJ1W

TJBBSS IfAKIH^fflBsri

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removed her Cloak and feres* Making estableahment to Kaylor'a new building, on Ohio, between Fonrth and Fifth street*, where rtie will be pleaaed to meet all who deelre the moat perfect

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ectnred with promptnaM and dispatch.flBilttf I jy7d*Wtf

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Bimdraof A. C. FDBBOW.

T?OR SALE.—BUGGY at »fcarX? gain. It has a good Leather Top, bailt in the fast, for sale chaajg.Jy .jMBUflM. Kihdcti Psttce or MMlc.—

An|61«lv

OR SALE.-Two liorMtf/'cholip L. Kissuer's. No. 43 Ohio jitreet. Ang6dll

FOR

SALE—BtJCfGliS—A

complete assortment of Buggies alwaya on hand and for aale^iUNiBB atKHBsUK Lfy« ry Stable. Jyl3

Davies Johnson, one do«r north

LOCK COAL.

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Terke Hautx, lap., August 9U», 1869,

To the Olty of Terre Hante and vicinity: I We have this day appointed B. V. Masrill aa sole agent for the sale of om Superior Block Ooal for Terre Haute, and all others repreaaatiag themselves agents from our Bank may baooaiid* cred impoatera, aa we have tranrfarred to Mr

Merrill exclusive right. The qaaUty of this coal cannot be anrpassed for general purposes Ky Very reepectfhliy,

STRAIN A BbBRBG.

In acceptance of the above agenoy, I would I state for the benefit of all who have heretofore been uaing othair qualities, which ware generally accompanied by cheaper ratea, say l^U^c, that those qualillea were very inferior to that which II now offer, particularly that t(M the *M)tter

Greek Coal Oampany," or any bank With which there is a furnace coanectad, iaaamuch aa no hotter than second or third rate, that which cannot ba used for In mace purposos.ever aaes t^a Terra Hante market, for whiah agents charge almoat the same ratea at which much better can ho Air niahed. These facta I cut substantiate, lf nec easarf for convincing proof. 1 will, at ail times, use my beet 4 udeavorrto aecommoaate, both ha regards quality and qnaatity aad price, »nd. trust by cioae attention to all ordan, to receivaj a liberal share of patronage. For further, information please call at my odlce at tho old atand of Engles & Tutt, No. 107 Ifeln Mmt,

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Kor sale at *7 Mala St., b«t. mad ith

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ENTERPRISE!

Anthorlzed by SpceUI Aet Of (he KeitMlykgislatire.

The Best Scheme Ewer Offered to the. Public Fully Authorized n« ,'..k by line 111 us Mavfrl I

SETKN splendid Ohio Blvsr Bottom Farms. I over Eight Hundred Acres of which are clue red and under cultivation, and have been rented the preaent year at 918 per acre, money reatad.

Good bonds for the rent have bean taken, aad will be assigned to thoos drawing aald Farms which will ba 11,300 in cash to each 109 acres

1504 City Lots tai KeodersooOo

Ky.,

Makiog 511 Maes ii an, failed at 1314,0001.

Capital Prise.... bmalleat Prise..,, The drawing to take place at Mason ia Temple,

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K. B. ALUANDKK, Commercial tiank, Lotia. vllle, Ky. JB1IC. IATBiM,freaida»U Hanhgqglj^avfUa,

Hopkinsville, Ky.

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The Celebrated Patent Cycloids

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Parlor and Church Organs and Mttodeons,

SHEET MUSIC. INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Snail Nosieal Instronents,

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Musical Merchandise.

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PIANOS FOR MENT

Alio, old Instamnentstaken la exchange or part I pay oa new ones.

Pianos, Melodeona,

and all kinda of smaller Musical Instruments repair,d by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.

Btad Orders to KI88N1BR(»

PAJLAOK OF MUSIC,

No. 48* Ohio Htre«t, (Oppostu tb* Oid Oonrt Bonse,)

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AAA KBWABD FOR ANY PlevvU

OABB of the following diseases,

whichfthe Medical Faaatty have pronounced iucurable, that "DB. BIOBAVS QOLDBN KSMKD1K9 j1 WItL HOT ODBB.

DB. BIOHAO'8 OOLDBN BALSAM No. I, I will core Syphilia to it* primary and aecondaiy I stage., each as old Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Thruai,

Son Kyn, Skin Iroption, aad Soraaesa of the I Scalp, eradicating disease and mercury tboi ooghly.

OB. BICHAU'S QOLDBN BALSAM No. 2, I will enre the third stagea of Syphilitieaul m»i I cureal Bheomatism, etc. Aad defy thole whu .offer from each disease* to obtain a radical care rwithsnt the aid of this medicine, which doea uat prevent the patients from eating aad driaki&ic what they like,

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D'AMOUK.

A radical cure for Oeoeral Debility in oil or yonng, imparting energy to t^uee who have led a life of seaaaaUty. trice, |5 per bottle, or two bottlee ta. I

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