Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 August 1869 — Page 4

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DAIIW! EXPRESS.

Wednesday Morning, A.ag«t 85,1869s

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TOB

K« HAUT. AHX. »I^APOUB.

JUT*. W'if_ _.6ST«: 1:56 A, —SSImi 11:05 P.*. 4:35 p.

4 65 p.

go S.inni'Accoiiniioiatton.

10:25

and hospitable welcome. THE EXCURSION

A-

ST. LOUI0, AHP0H AJTD TXKHB HAUTJT

tum.

I.UTIti.35 A. 4:30 10:30 A. VV^Ii^faorees 1-60 A. '*66 *"'S»«WIlACCOBIIWd»tU«...10-a)A. ,an«.VILL AMD O^WfOMimU..^

..1:20 A. H.

LSAVS 10:66 p.* 6.40 A.* If 111 4:20 P. 6.00 P.

BOOKTILi* EXTBNSIOH

6:00 r.

II.IT*

.10:15 A

CITYNEWS.

THE hot weather has caused a suspension of work at the Nail Works

SuicnES.-Our paper of yesterday contained accounU of four suicide.

this State.

TAX HEATED TEBM.—Mercury at 92}' atnoonye.terday.and 90° at six in the

.evening

THBTKAD® of Greene county with this aity, it is aUted, amounts to over $300,

000 per annum

MAYOR'S CouRT.-Three cases day-one drunk, one assault and battery, and one firing a gun within the corpor.

ate limits.

ANOTHER 3CICIDE!-DTW. MinshaU' spotted: dog, becoming disgusted with cast himself before a street car wheel yes terday and had his neck nicely broken

ATTENTION is invited to the new ad vertisement of T. H. Riddle. His stock of silver plated ware, clocks, watches, ewelry, furnishing and fancy goods, is "'complete and elegant.

SUN STROKE. —A fine horse BELONGING to John Barrett, on north First street.died yesterday from sun horses cannot.exercise too much care in the use of horses this hot woather,

stroke. Owners ol I

MEMBERS of tbe press of this city are invited to meet at the EXPRESS office tbi8 I

evening, at eight o'clock,

io this city.

musicians

lake,_SUCh

action as may I

lation to the proposed press convention

HALL!B Journal oj Health snys, "being

THE S^ENQERFKBT.—Our German sing-1

it yesterday. The morning hours were taken up with a grand rehearsal of all tbe

.Down the river, on tho Zanesville in the I jan(j(

r'b"

ties devolving upon them.

THK CONCERT

At Dowling Hall, last evening, in which I

3 1

rTI"'"

THE TBACHXB'S Institute, which commences on next Monday, will be addressed on Tuesday evening by Hon. Geo. "W. Hoss, late Superintendent of Public Instruction. The address will he one of great intertat to the teachers of tbo

county.

*~wr

:(Me+

tirely of the personal friend* oF the atg6fyPflDd extravagantly constructed.

tared into was well worthy of emulation

on tbe part of American vocalists and I

German music

ios« lha Siengerfeata ml Mui.ral ton-1

PERSONAL.—Hon. Max. F. A. Hoffman, Secretary of State, Cspt- I. Ealinger, of the Evansville Union, Carl Beysoblag, Esq editor of the Daily Telegraph and Zuhmft, Indianapolis, and Adolph Frey, Superintendent Gut an berg Co., .Indianapolis, called on us yesterday.

SOME of our wholesale merchants are shipping goods to Greene county by way of Indianapolis, and paying the freight over the T.H.& I. R. R,IN order tocom pete with Indianapolis dealers and hold a portion of the trade which has heretofore been controlled by tbis city.

HERE is the way the "deafc cweechers

used to do in olden times: "EUo rosa uo from delicious sleep, And put away Uor noffbrown hair.

Now-a-daya thoprocessia reversed, and the "soft brown hair," "silken tresses, etc., are "put away" before tbey retire to "delicious sleep."

PARALYZED —On Monday, while seat ed at the dinner table, the wife of Mr. Chauncey B, Miller was stricken with paralysis. She walked to market in the morning in her usual health. The stroke was nr/. sudden, but came on gradually First, one arm dropped the paralysis continued until on yesterday one side of her body was completely paralyzed. A1 though retaining consciousness, she was unable to speak yesterday morning.

BAlliKV'S MKNAG8BIB AND CIRCUS

The Grand Procession

The Actors and Animals, &c

On Monday, Sept. 3d, this world-famed Menagerie and Circus will give two exhi bitions, afternoon and evening, in this

ov0f th0 gtftte lh0 Jg

jiU(j0

everything udverti9ed is presented to I

public, in this stupendous organization. I ,jer

entrance into St. Louis, (in which city it I

I n^Kihifori for lw

L. npoMSBrr in re-1

TUB PROCESSION

there are a ereat many persons who eat all its gorgeousness, could present to the pftD

j. _/• uo vm» &--• a a ueov q/o |/mvou au yvgu iv ui

societies in cho.us for the conc I car, drawn by two elephants and twelve I WH^t* is THE UdE to pay 75 cents for evening. Quite an audience composed en-1 £„yptjan camels

moV

•uuo.v.uuo. ,1 waters of a crystal sea. The car contains large gatherings which foster the love ot

eB orc

®s

.This car is very elabor- I

beautifully bedecked riders. Those on

wjlosa

feats

and spent an hour in rambling about the bank and endeavoring to find some cool .. .u i,r .1 •. I The only afiflfiimen of this Rlmoat mythispot when they might forget that there I,

was such a thing as a thermometer over I

Terre Haute {"people did everything io I

anim'H, U)e

Patno

a rather wilted and tired load of human-1 in mind, like tne hippopotamus, has been I

enjoyed by all the participants and the

j)ut

vor^ t-flW

horsemanship bave I gj,]j]e

boat was headed down the river, Captain I inly, Shaksperian tchool and jester the William Barrick at the wheel. The Iodi-1 Denzer Brothers, eraceful and finished .. I gymnaats, James Wambold, the favorite anapolis band was in attendance, and I dfepensor of humor tbe Arabian Broth- I caU on Riddle. ., dtf. by their sweet music added much to tbe I

er?)

thrilling midair men George Den

enjoyment of the occasion. After a ous, the fearless athlete^ Sig.^Ferranti, jF

0gdeD( RoJstOD)

tied up to the bank about 10 miles below I ton, Maitison, Wright, "Williamson and I y0U

tho city, and the party went on shore I Archer. Ibis glittering array of

of flerce

ous

all the societies took part, was a magnili-1 Country. It was received some time last cent pflair. The onlire programme was summer froch Thibet, China. to artistically renderei and there wore so I j0^en animal many and so much deserving of praise, B^Ui^era." white bears, Brazillian that we shall not undertake to make men-I jue,uarg) South American guanoes, gation of the performance in detail. The I zelles' panthers, camels, buffaloes, ernues, repeated snd enthusiastic applause I gr|ZZ'y bears, black wolves, black bears, .h^bou. u. tho

gr.»

yet powerful voice, higlily cultivated aod

well under control. She has won many THE EXHIBITIONS. warm admirers, who -:?ill be pleased to The exhibitions at Lindell lot have heat* her again on some future occasion. I been largely and justly patronized. No

PICNIC TO-DAY. Iles,

On this, the closing day of the Post, a I

Grounds. Trains will be run to and from I

r'^erg

I nraa rillnwirl Kv fhA vAcrnni noArincr Inn I

unilod States. Then

peraon9

onei

their pewer to render their guests happy I florce looh, vill induce a large attendance and right admirably did they socm to I un^er tho canvas. Next was the wagon succeed. Our German friends are alwayB capablo of enjoying every occasion of fes-

D8lnre-

than

Afler

1 A ROYAL YAK.

^°00 P60?1®

t» ,oU„d,.. Th."

E»

tbe®

I The farst and only specimen of this curi

iy formed bovine ever seen in this

pleasure of the audionce, at times almost laughing hyenas, latnaB, ostriches, dremwild with enthusiasm. Miss Flora Kunz, I edariea, bisons, Maskin swine, axis deer, I enotted hyenas, peccaries, tapirs, vultures, I pared to furnish Brass and String Music I Ridle e. the youthful prima donna, has a sweot t- "i r- I

I quagga, zebra, apes, babboons, monkeys I

fuu sviary of exotic birdo.

w®r®

com

grand picnic will be held at the Fair desirous of seeing the monagerie and cir-

cus

and

ft! i«ll

THE SUICIDE !—The name of tbe man who committed^ suicide""!! llio Union House, Monday evening, was ascertained at tbo coroner's inquest yesterday mornng to be "William Wannenberg. He was native of Bismark, Prussia, and has a family in Germany. For several days he bad been in low spirits and repeatedly threatened suicide. No one, however, took any interest in bis troubles no heed was given his threats of calf-destruction and he was thus permitted to shuffle off this mortal coil without let or hinderance

K. W. Thompson, Dr. M. F. A. Hoffman one of his performerr The peculiar ex- NEW BARBER SHOP.—Hardin Harris I

Secretary of Stale, music by lbs Indiana-1 csltwic. wbicb tbey bAT. .tuioed in Ib.ir

poll. City Band, ainging by .11 tb. ««i,. toeU. t°l."r" Hot.l, wber. b. will ran four

o-nig th« three days festival will I many have traveled for thousands of I

"THE SUN SHINES FOR ALL," and in these red-hot days it mBy be of interest to know what it is made of. The spectroscope has taught us that the sun's atmosphere is totally unlike ours, containing bodies in the state of vapor, which, on our earth are solid. Among the most prominent of these constituents are sodium vapor and iron vapor. It is obvi ons from this that tbe old theo/y of Her sphel, which has unfortunately been repealed over and over again in our astronomical school books, and is to tbe effect, that the BUD is a dark, cold body, surrounded by a luminous phosphorescent atmosphere, is exploded. We now know that the sun is a hot, incandescent, molten mass, its temperature being so bigh that we can with difficulty form a conception of it.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.—We direct attention to tbe advertisement of tbe Terre Haute Commercial College and in doing so, commend it tuthe serious consideration of our young men. No young man's education is complete, nor is he fitted for any kind of business, trado or profession without a practical knowledge ,of bookkeeping. This institution, under tbe immediate supervision of the proprietors^ Messrs. Gavin & Owen, affords facilities equal to any in the west for practical instruction in book-keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic.

For the convenience of persons engaged in other pursuits during the day, a night term will be commenced one week from Monday next.

How TO USE PEACHES.—Peaches will soon be plentiful and cheap, and bow to use them economically will be a consideration to persons of limited means,

to it as the most comprehensive, novel and ,ibe South they mabe them into what elegant Menagerie and Circus ever seen I is called "peaeh leather," and people intbisStato. Unlike many exhibitions, here might do the same to advantage.

I a it

Siengers, was presont. The manner aud the centre of it stands a colossal golden goods store, if you can buy a nice and

lh0

gfSt

ot arl 3le

1 or on it id a a in if a he at ha a 3 5

"hich th. which would. Jo crodit to tbe g»iu. of I ,ii[tPlc_ emulation I

ftr

,.jala_, It is elided, and wlion I

It is gilded, and wlion

ed tbrou^b the streets, glittered ia llie I

and these I sun llko mine of diamonds beneath the

Wjtbor

good music, are rapidly producing airost I (]an(j i,ich discoursed music that floated bQQefici&l II i. (ro» .™b

B.iher-

MDIM

and vocal compositions, and wesnouia rtHoro Timen nn I •_ .u._

force through a large colan-

an(

or se

We clip tbe following description of its I but the skins and pits remain in tbe seive,

iye, by rubbing, until nothing

th(ijui2e

and

PulP

having

11inWs

]^ji)ited for two weeks to audiences of I

aD(j

passed through

5 000 at each exhibition) from the Daily I gnbatanco pMtfid and spread evenly upon Dispatch I P'aned boards with raised edges, (to avoid all they can to please their customers, in

The grand caravan belonging to Geo. I These are placed io an oven to dry.

sloopy after dinner is a sure indication 1 P. £AJJ0Y paraded our streets this I When tbe preparation is sufficiently bar- I HOSIERT at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'p, an overloaded stomach." If tbat is true, I morning. No Eastern cavalcade, with I jened, it is peeled off from the board or I

an(i

entirely too much lb«8e 0 y. I than|thatwhich.tbe long line of beautifully I jn its raw state can be used as sauce, I ley's. 6dtf caparisoned steeds, ornamentally gotten I for pieg( cakes, etc., as well as the ordi.

wagons, and the richness of the dressos I nary drI9d peaches. People of moderate

ers and their guests made a whole day of I of those who rode mounted in the proces- I means should take advantage of this re- I Children's Hose at such prices as will sell

lion, presented. THE BAND. First in order came tbe Oriental music

"m-.

I an old Uyle cchrsd Hoop Shrt at the dry

tory. Mo-

iebrated Washington cornet

out »[».«. with .11 tbe of

-M-a,a

prisoDocl horses and their none less deal less wonpy than you can buy old I

-dtf

NBW3TOCK of Silver Plated ware at] dtf. I Kiddle's.^» r: Z..

I Hoop SkirU mads ol Uetz & Arnold

vontiona lht onr poopl. »o tocom,ng .be,u,ifullj Skirt F.clory, 89 M.lo aire, for good 3d «b, T.r,._p.utt, f»miharized every

stock) whicb ig out flty]ej at 80y other

ever be ready to extend such a generous I horseback were as follows: f. I »(l. Htf I .u Mr. Sebastian Qaugliani, the celefirated

8lore 10 the

cUy-

alLernoon was a splendid success as re-1 been tbe astonishment and wonder of I REMEMBER WEISZ' original Skirt Fac- I gards pleasure and enjoyment. The Ger-1 every ono who J^eycr seen^her^the

ha ii an in re pi in a 1

man societies with eir invii I performer, SenoritaSagrino M'lle Marie mercial College j»i/J b^iu Monday, Sept. and 6th streets. were on board by half-past 2, when the Elise, premier equestrienne Ben. Mag- I e^j,, J8C9. ?5,d2w

I prjca than anywhere else.

invented. Then the party re-embarked I RHINOCEROS. I Wednesday, August.25th, at the new fair I era and writers generally, in favor of the and the fcoat was headed for home with This wunderous animal, it will be borne I grounds. Trains will leave Union Depot I Hirst Patent Gold Pen, show that it is

have ever seen

tUoM who ba/e ever witoee3ed

no exception to the goneral rule. The little fellows by their present innocent Grand concert by all the singers.

Aommittoe deserve great credit for the I looks, give no indication whatever of tbe manner in which they performod the du I Po»e"ifln

M-

together with iu immense size and

bearing tbo LIONESS AND I.ITTKR OF COBS.

FOR SALE—A PEDDLIHG WAGON—As gcxxTSsjjew, cheap, at £. Meyer's Wagon Shop. Cherry /traet, between Fifth and Sixtb. 24,dlw

EYES.—To obtain good spectacles bas always been a difficult job. Our readers will he planed to learn that that difficulty need DO longer be encountered, if tbey will call at -the jewelry store of S. Freeman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris1 celebrated "Perfected Spectacles." They are well spoken of by the press in tbe east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

LOST.—A strawberry rcan cow, red neck and ears, white face, 13 yean old, crop off right ear and upper half crop off tbe left. A reasonable reward for ber return to the undersigned,

WHEN in need of Silver Plated ware,

Y()U WI8H

whiob .iDgl.g I 'ZUlLf biidh"b&,.lf.8 'o Herz & Arnold, 89 I Ciociiin.li prise, .t Sh.wro.k.r and music were indulged in, the boat waB I

can

URIAH ERR EBB,

augl7-d5t. 33 Sooth 5th street.

LIGHT PRINTS at coat, at C. Wittig & Co.'a, 170 Main street, Demigg Block. fedw mm* -rer*.

FoK the an(i

dtl

bareback rider Madame Zerlina, tbe re-I v*. -.2 I city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th" oowned equestrienne Josephine Bow- I SEWIKO MACHINES to sell or rent, at

dtf

q( Haul0 Gom. tory ifl now 1B0

dtf

MOHAIR SWITCHES cheap, at Riddle's. dtf.

th0 wagon with the .1 TERRB HAUTE SJENOERFEST PICNIC.— I cera, Insurance agents, Jawyerfli telegraph-1 n»er

ity. The whole afternoon was hugely I spoken of in ettemd history and this cir- I Leava fajr grounds at 5 p. M. and 6 pI tbo 3ame as the old style. S. R. Freeman I DMINISTRATOR'S I cumstance, 111 connection with the fact I

Kound trip 25 cents. PROGRAMME AT THK GROUNDS.

them. The man-Hereafter.

follows: 9:30 A. M., 11 A. M., 1 p. M. I tbe best fountain pen in use, costing about

1C1

RKMSUBEB RIDDLK will sell as cheap twoen Eighth and Ninth, as the eheupest.

DLF-

IF you are not already awa^a of tbe

fact, you will learn by a visit to Tuell,

Then came the wagons bearing the fol-1 Ripley & Darning's Emporium, that it is just the place to buy your dry 22dlw

BUY your Jewelry of Kiddle.

very by lhe COrd or by lhe

w5n do wel1 lo

50 c"""'to,d

dozen-

dtf.

Band is now fully organized and pre-1

picnics, excursions, celebrations, balls,

parlies etc 21-dlw.

lo,d»

0Dluire

pietely filled, to turn many who were ., .. ,. -.

'anei

of JohB

McFar-1at

the new rauroad line, in the 64 Main It will be sold on the

penej

ties, atd the balance ot the day will bel The menagerie combines instruction I chairs, and havo every facility for attend-1 THE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts. „HHJT _,tCTf

$2,0°*"""•

enjoyed in the social manner of suoh oc-1 with amusement, and fathers and mothers I ing te customers promptly. The beat I l^t C. Wrrno & Co.'s, r^niade for eommlsalon or drayage. Shipping casions. should take their children to see the won-

barb have beon mtd and tha 8in.

t'a a'm

1C'dtf

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

SUMMER DRESS GOODS at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

NECK TIES, new stock at Riddle's, tf

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

THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE, No. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co., will bo opened on or about the 10th of September, 18C9, and is to be known as tbo New York Store. dtf

COTTON and Silk Parasols at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, 16,dtf

GENUINE Imported Port. California Claret. Pure Sherry. OKI Kentucky White Wheat Whisky. Choice Liquors always on hand.

JOSEPH STRONG, Grocer,

325-tf- 190 Main street.

GOOD LACE GAITERS lor $1.50 at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

GOOD AD VICE.—Goto Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th for the beBt Hoop Skirts at tbe

lowest prices. aug7-dlf.

DON'T forget that Herz & Arnold (sue Bsor to B. Weisz) 89 Main street, be tween 3d and 4lh, are always trying to do

pau or other receptable. The skins I »n "Weisz^ 89 Main street, be

pjts are thrown away, and tbe pulpy

its running off.) or large sheet-iron pans. I regard to goods, prices and fair dealings. whicir bave been previously greased. I Au27-dtf.

l70

packed away for use. It is a

I eye a more brilliant or dazzling sight I delicious,-»utritive, and healthy esculent, I PEELED DRIED PKACHEO at O. I. Rip

cipe toAccuxe something nice, cheap and

Wholesome for winter use

street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

th fagt al

WITTIG & Co.'a, I

21dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

Riddle.

SILK MITS, and gloves at Riddles tf

STRANGE BUT TRUE —Prom the Atlantic to the Pacific we calculate to be not less than three thousand miles. Between tjfckoae two oceans, lay thousands of cities, towns and villages, and in none oftheoo is a single establishment which sells a better Corset for 75 cents then Hera & Arnold (successors to ?. Weisz) 89 Main

lQd.

best assortment of I

I cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the

alreala

'!?, m26-dtf.

Main street, between Sth

a5Jdtf

FOR ready made clothing less than cost,1 go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and

Mft

.n 2G-dtf

SUGAR FOB SALK.T-A S^all lot of sugar

purchase a nice Corset I ten barrels, to close consignee at, for sale!

Allison, Harmond, As- Main gtwet, between 3d and 4tb, where Warehouse, corner of Main and Ninth

i,Uy better article at a lower I streets. 17,d5t

Main street, is sole agent 111 Terre

Hau to. jy 29-dtf.

Music by the lodianapojis City Band. I at U. 1. Kipley a. ^5,dtt pert of a lot, beginning forty-two (42) feet Oration by Hon. R. W. Thompson. I {due sn^th ef t^e northeast cprner of lot wumber Music by Indianapolis City Band. IF YOU like a good smolce^ call

1 This family LA the admiration of all I German oration by Dr. M. JB\ A- HOFF-1 Moudy's Cigar Store aud buy one or .iVtv-FIT? (MWMT*thencesouth twenty-eiK?t (28) I DASUKO, Sup't. M. M. LAKDIS, Asst. Supt., tivity and their steamboat excursion was

bi9

are ao,d al 15 cents a

Pair

Bargains in Goods that must be sold. 2i,dU

Apply 201 Main street. £. PATRICQK, Leader.

YOUR Wife

BEAUTIFUL colors in Crape Meretz Beregesand Lamartines, just received at. »M«r A f*pn po

Music.—The Terre HauteColored City Cornelius & Haggerty s. 4dlw 'J'O COXi l±tALl.UKb

LACK

COLLAKS, and hankerchiefs at

CHOICE Sugar Cured IJams, at Joseph

WOOD.—Those wanting good wood, I Strong's. £i,9,dtl

I BAHGAINS Bargains!! Bargains

the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes,

®*ay- lhere is one tning on whicn river ootiom. win oe soia on mei MEM and BOY'S shoes at reduced prices I •PCT' A •RT.TGTTTRP 1837

t«rbar shop nnd.r tb. Ten- "d

I ders, in order to est a giiiopse oi which I I I cation. Aaoree.

dose with a grand ball at Dowling Hall, leagues. merit a share of custom. 19dlw prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4^ Iang20-d2taw w3m

CAiL.na is. Hot. tMulirol Frmct TALLOW,

SC!'Ch G'°eW

FOB a in* wbiti afcjttilo^jlihirt, good and ch&ap or* ami'of wfciis#^jCtfored linen dbcfc ready made or made towder, go to Grove* Kffler Main streets.

Dotoo VAHT BAIOAIKS Wittig & Co.'a, 170 Main'street, Doming Block, and look at the big,lable faMof cheap Goods. 'iil.dlf tfo HUMBUG I Some Goods moat be aold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

C. WITTIG & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

IF TOU VTANT a suit of clothing made in the very beat style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprenticea are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main street^ U^Sfdtf.

FOR THE LARGEST and freshest stock of Neck Ties and Collars in the,city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

REMEMBER the same porseta lhatoth er parties sell for one dollar, at Weisz' 'you can get the aome kind for 75 cents.— Remember tbe place, 156 Main, atreet between 5th and 6th. ... dtf

Go TO W. H. Sage's for a delicious beverage. Hir elegant Marble Fount is in fine order. 12,dt£

CHOICE WINES and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main atreet. dtf

SPIER'S STANDARD WINI BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic pronerties. its purity, and its delicious flavor.

.LADIES' GLOVES at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block: 16,dtf

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IJ1EKRB HAIJTB

Corner of Fifth and Main stri«t«,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

Afford* faoilitios tqnal to any Bnalneaa College in the West for

A FULL LINK of Ladies, Misses and practical Instruction in BookKeeping, Penmanship

1 and

Arithmetic,

And all otber

BUY the Florence Sewing machines of TcceWe* private inatmction. I with full information at to the coune of Inuinc-

aug.7-dtf.

department* tf accountautaUip.

I Student* can enteral any tine. Each (Indent

tion, qaalifloationa lor entering, nece*»ary eit-

peniea, Ac., will be forwarded to any oddre** oa application to the Pr'ncipal*, ang25dw3* OABVINSr OWEN.

rjl JUL. JRIDDLE

Has just rtceivid a »lco stock of r:

81I.VKB PLiTKil WARE,

Clocks, Jewelry, 4e.,

-t *^SQ

FURNISHING, FANCY

AND

CoFFEff AND SUGAR retailed at whole- teriog of Ohio atreet, on tbe Sooth tide, between IW. B. TllKg4,Owensboro, JCy. galo prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 3d and 4th .tieats, distance 298 4 100 feet De-• in ii I on to be ad or a or on A re ad be Main Street. n»,aii I

.|(,e

24-d2t I to I the appraised value, oae-thlrd of }nrcbese money I Without change of cars between Terre Haute go to Mrs. J. B. Mitten S, Main street be- "V9PpP,," dowD oie.third io six months, and I all points WEST, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. 2 2 It he in we on at it in

at 1

I 21 dtf Winurm jGr Pa'S.

ni^.

yABIETY GOODS,

Aol wt 1 cot be

N E S O

At 151 Main Street, I

\0 jCONTfiACTOfiS.

Sealed proposals $rill be received by the Common Oooncit of the city ot ferre Haute at their I next regolar meeting, for the curbing s^id gat-

contractor to gt»e bonds for the perform•

_• TI. 1 a: I mance of skid work according to the plan and TESTIMONIALS of clergymeu, bauk offi- °"°lflcl„oai

on FLI,IN

No(ice

Admission to the grounds 10 cents. FOR latest styles of Hals and Bonnets "he highest bidder for not UM tban'two-tiifrdaof

theo«ceof ih^OITY Kngi-

By older of tbe Common Council. B1CBARO STBOUT, City Kogiueer.

ati2/

I J\_ OF BKAL KSTATK.

is hereby given, tbat I wiU, on Thur«d»y

at one jew»u'^d*£n£in

I terc'gt, waiving vsjuation laws, tbe purch

I THK "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per I pJXmSee.1" r^MEfrRILL,

*o2Mtwtwiw

C. WLTTIQ & CO

"XTOTICE.

eet, I

gold watch of

Riddle. I

^CP.TCCITFIF T.rtt^TI^P:

tf I leather 8tb, 1869, for building a Biidge across Prairie Creek, near Middietown, on tbe Vincen-

nee

I bid. or tbe wood work and stone work separate. ror plans call at tbe Auditor'' Office. I Br erder of the Board of-Commissioners of

v,6Jconnty

n- is,. A DTI

21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block, e.eodi forni.b»d. Quotatioa. gir« npoa .ppi.

to give satisfaction and I CASSIMRES.—JTUII line, at very lowest I PHOCj'l'OB ft QAWBLE,

Arraagad the

awjfc^HaHiWir B*

"-HSicJa

feb23dwlt

CATARRH is killing thousands of our best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will avail themselves of the best remedy of the ago-r "Reader's German Snuff"—an articlo kept by all of our druggists, and only costing 35 cents. IRS. GROVER, JR., apl4-dlw V*«

Special Agent.

LOCAL NOTICES.

To llemove Moth Patches, Freeh lee and Tan from the f»ce, orn Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. PF.KBT. Sold by all DroggisU.

For Black Worms and Pimples on the Face, oie PEBBT'* COMEDONE AHD I'IMPLE REMEDY, prepared only by Dr. B. C. PEBEY, 49 Bond atreet, Hew York. Sold everywhere. Tbe trade supplied by Wholesale Mediciee Dealorg marl7Ueod3m-w3m

Iadiiuptlit, KTuiiTjile, Rev'ilkuv lickaoai, To b* h«ld ia thiaeily oa'

ray.

PROGRAMME

MONDAY, 5 P. k.-.itoo«vU9».'«f-UM 'dUmal Societie* at the depot Sy the Baeoptloa OoBal*.tee, and wcortjMat of tba «m— to bsadqaartan. Xight P. II.—draad Sinn Opera (the Ttlh^i Berber) ^DOVIID|'I Hall, 4 the ladiaaapolis

IVUttUtW

jOoncert. S. P. M.—Steaakeat excaielon oa Ike

Sail, ia which all the Soctatlee will eiac la graad ichotM wini,» a «»«Wtia of 25 l»l|W^iala,

coMkoa. Ocmad KinaW principal attests of thaOttjaotlMnpaka«oa*d. {Oratioubj SiTeial able

different Soc'etiee. 'Social ei^Joymait/etc In the e»eiuttg —4raad Bail at lMrlli|^ Hill Farther partuslanwUI appear aa th* airaage-

m*OUTPH»?^hnTTE*

JtklfAKQtlltMIB.

N A

Have a large* aelectioa otBretcla** 6

FOB FALL PLOWUFOL

cuvTiBre From $S.OO to9SO.OO. KlfHH'8 lateet Improvad

The Drill is Cheaper'^

than Atiy •tber, and will btWKloa tiai to r« sponalbl# partldf but extra latfuoeaontt are of* fered cash bujeis. th© best

ONE HORSE DRILL

For sawing Wheat jn standing oorn toba found anywhere.

CANJi MtLIJi—with horiz^nUi JiolUia, with vertical Boiler*. vj '7-. -.i'jaiiw iJSlli'.L tt

CIDEB IUIL1J9—three aizw, three prieea.

*3T Erery Drill, Oane.Stilt and Cider Hill a an We are prepared to All order* for DaUS, TILE aud PIPE of any size and in any quantity, an to forulsh estiaiatea ol. co*t of draining land If data are given.

JONJK8 Sc JONBS

jUfijajt sdi Tie at £teiIsT

..v --jtO *4«t# ijflwtJ jgjrfciWw A VMtt-f 'l i!'t JlOfcitftsM Slj ,mi ,sj|«cd-

JAJfel

agtifl^nt

ENTERPRISE!

Authorized by Special Act of the Kentucky Legislature.

The Best Scheme Ever Offered to th* Public Fully Authorized •„3 ::s iS At

BSTEN •plondW Ohio Biver Bottom Farms, over Eight Handred Aorss of wUch are elesrea and noder caltivation, and have been rented the preeent year at VU per acre, money rented.

Good bonds for the rent have Mea tafcea, and will be assigned to thoee drawing said Farals which will bj (1,200 in oMh to Sech 189 acres.

504 City Lots in Benderi^Qii €o. Ky., Making 511 Prltfes In all, Valued at $314,000. Capital Pries... .....91&9,000 C9 Smallest Prize.. 80 00

Tbe drawing to take place at Hasonlo Temple, Lonisville, Kentutkyjf%tea^r 1st, 1889.

TteUftoM 0f For pamphlets gtv^g defcflptioDiOf property, containing Act of Legtslatare, and'certlgcetes of leading gentlemen of thie and other States, apply to either of the^-following Agents L. H. LINK, Farmers Bank, Headsrsoa, Ky. f- B. B. AUttAIDBBf Commercial Buk, liOBisvllle, Ky. I JOHN C. LLTHAM, President Ustik HofklnsvlUe,

Hopktnsvllle, Ky.

IjAMBSi DALLAM, Oonmer.M^I. B/t^,rPadacah.Kv.

,,B. 6. TII0MA8. Lezinf ton, Sjr

rhnrsdty

the 14tli day ef Ustober, 1BG9, at tbe Court House

the 14tb day ef October, 1B69. at tbe Court House I "\TOTTTR TO SHTPPT2RS door, in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, sell I J-V OCLTRFTA'J.

You can find Preaerved Lemop Peel, I the follow inK d«cribed re»i e.ut^i^ionKiDg to .m ,, I 1 1 U- 1 1 LOFI.IIF the estate of Julia A. Gaston, deceased, to-wit: I

A''T*east'

W6U

aad raanin theaee

Llocioede Cicars 7 ffibenoe Jest si. ty-fi». (fl6) feet, tbVe noVth Boff.lo, K. T. Indianapolis, ind.

I •Hunte^i?'

HOW TO GET TICKETS.

Bemitby draft#, FostoAcs money orilsr, ref ii tered letter, er (in sums oi fl wsrds) by express, to either 0

R. H. SIMPSON,

SALEI Jy7u*"

VMini.tr.tor,

C. WiTTW & Co, at 170 Main street, ±1 %3ZIt S.B0HAVoM«T7LofcB^BlKK Deming Block', bav^ a big table full of b^rtt I

Boad. Contraclois will p1o.se put In their

w». PADDOCK.

t9dtd -Auditor VigoConnry.

TALLOW, ETC.

a tu

GREASE,

Club Agent, Terre Hante, lad:

WHITE LINE"

Central Transit Company,

Through Freight Line

0 A an a a el

terf'st waiving vsluation laws, tbe purchaser I towns io NEW KNQLAND. MEW TOBK, TBOY, lerest, waiving y.,o be I ALBANY, BUFFALO and all E&STEUN OITIEH I N«S. 174 aid 170 Mail St., bet. (ttlM Ttb. SU.

•ia Terre Hante and Indianapolis. BallrOad via Indianapolis, tbsnoe via Bellefoatains Line through Cleveland, Buffalo and Albany. The several Bhilftaff Compaaiea forming this Lino the purpose of

LCb.mb.Mln, Uocea^.- ^ffiy «dP«°im^ '°^h^ Tbe estate is probably solvent. I trsnsfar poinU. Bates always same aa other a.n.UHAfflBtKLlN, I Line.. Lots and Damageaad over charge prompt ap&2> djtw?w Bxecntriz.

iy settled bv Agents of this Line. For CABS, through Bill Ladia« and contractu, apply to tf. 8HEWVAltER, Agent,

Corner 9th and llaln sis., Terre Haon, Ind. a 3 I

"VTOTICE

TUBS HAUTC, 1SD.,AI(, 9th, I860.

Sealed Prepcsals will be rsceivea at theofloa until Satnrday, September 11th, 1M9( ior tarnishing materials and constructing tha Pile Mid Timber Foundetioae, and Masoary of the Hallway Bridge across tbe Wabash rirer at Cliaton and at a point aboat three miles above MoateEnma. Tbe Companjr will choose between the above points of locetloa oa or before tbe dfy e( letting, Plans ind' spediflcatioas'may be leenatthu I oSce.

The company rsaervsa the right ef rejecting all bids which are not satisfactory#' &KNBY BACON,

Udl"

•DBKOVAL.

Ho ch4r86f

Phtaf f*|tSwar.

rington Block, where ho #01 le happy to aMtl taM op receipt a so a a a a a a If

CINCINNATI. I aiay make It convmisnt to call. •Hfr wtvt Bew To

aiafsmi*. ip*h a* aorth-weat: Ap»*y 1 aad Malh*ii| twsta. alTdli

R8NT.—Sooms above tke ...teritanii Dutltu'i Block. BBquire it Bttt. SlSlar

OR REKT.—Rooms No. 1& 2 Dowllag HjtO. The rooaa are well adapted tor AaFMr aad Teed, Orate or any h*kvy bailmm/ Boassatea given teaedlalely. Per aartloalari ie^Qlreof Blyeetse ft Oo., at the Mali, or*. O.Baatfn, TsrreHaate Hovee. 'aagltdtf BIPPBTOB* OO.

KEUT—The Stord Room

.. la.Ik* aMlMut ooriw ibe tiatioul ftiai*. asaoatte. the PoatoSc^. if|l| a* the HatteaalKaa**. ijUdtl

JPOH SALE.

SALE—A comfortable small Sooe^ie by 42 feet, with stable aad let era, _i» aearly new eitnated 'at Ho. (9 ISoath outlk street, caaiieaeat la Market aad the kaaiaeaapkrt of the city or Tarre Haata. WU be aold very low for pact cash and balance within a year.' knqnUe cn the fteniaa or at thie office. SOJlw

T?OR SAIiK—THE ROSE FARM if The beet Stock, Dairy or drain Farm In the ceaaty, coatainlrg 2W acre*, within thrte •iWef the oorperate limit* of Terre Hante.— The pteaeatowaer wiahlag to make a change o( oliaaaU, will now give a great bargain la thi* (aim, aad a*ka tfeeterm* easy to the parchaser. II aot cold at private *ale by the ICth of Septemeer, It wlilbepfcredon that day to the highe*t bidder, together with the Gern, Hay, Hog*, Cattle, Horeee an^l Farming Too 1*. For farther particalars, enquire by addressing P. 0. Box 7C3, Terr® Hante, Ind. Ang6wt8eptl5-d2w

FSouth

HIKl

GRAIN rDBILL..

It cannot cbole or break the grain, the feeding bein^ done by a aerlc* of flaoged wheel* UNDER THK BOX that PULL the grata down aad VdBOK it Into the tube*, the qnaattty *n#a Ming pro, portioned to the ipaed of the flanged wheel* which ipeed la rofalated by a nniaber of oog' wheel* forming a.oone, and perfeotiy uader control of the drIVer who- iegnided by a wysimple and efficient Land Xeaiiure attached to the Drill. The c6g-wheel* are not looee aad liable to be lost, but are Caateaad tp the Drjll and (befekd ,|* rega lated without moying awheel.

)R SALE—A nice property on Sixth etrret brick hotue, lOioosu, aicely grained and papered, near two acrea of groaad eat with ornamental trees and all kind* of bearing frait trees, grapes and small berries. It to a desirable property aad will be aold low on terms toiuit. If not aold soon will be for rent

It is rable property aad will be sold low on

tea good careful tenant. Bnquireof 12dtf A. 0. imtBov.

TPOR SALE.—BUGGY at a barJ* gala. It has a good Leather Top, bnilt ia the oast, for sale cheap, bt applyiog immediately at Klsaaer's Palace of Hasic.

FHonse

To the City of Terra Haute and vicinity: We have this day appointed S. F. Merrill a* sola agenr Mr the Sale of oar anpOriot Block Coal for Terre Haate, aad all others representing themaslves sgents from oar Bank may be considered IMMIMI, as «e have transferred to Mr. Merrill exclusive rich t. The quality of this coal cannot be sur|aesedfor gaaeral ptopoa«s by aay In Olay coanty. Very reapecttally,

J- a* STBAIN A BLBBKO.

In acceptance of the above agenoy, I would state for Uie benefit of all who have heretofore been using otheir qualities, which were generally accompanied by cheaper rates, say 12®li%c, tbat those qualities were very inferior to that whioh I now sCtr. particalarly that trom the "Otter OreeE ^oal Oempapy," or any bank with which than is ajdnraace connected, inasmach asao better than second or third rate, that which cannot be used for furnace porposes, ever sees the Terre Haute market, for whieh agents charge almost the same ratee at which much better can be furnished, These facte I can substantiate. If necessarf for convincing proof. I will, at all times, ape my bsst sadsavo/s to accommodate, both aa regards quality and quantity and pries, and trust by cloesraiUfctlott to aU ontert, to rcceive a liberal share of patronsgs. For further informatlun plsaae call at my oflce at the old stand of EaglsaA Titt, Ho. 1ST Vain street, vary respectfully. aoglSdtf X. F. MIWILL.

A, o. PUSTOR, M. D. JOHN A. WOOD, H. 9.

pRESTON &

Physicians and Sturgeons, Ofloe (temporarily) at Dr.Wood's OSee and Besilence, Ho. 127 Ohio Street, between Seventh and Etghtb atreet*.

All calls promptly answered day and night. Angtat Wth, 1868.

.stso? Wl "t-:

CONTINENTAL!

The Cheapest and Best Oook

Stove in the Market Some-

tpig new.' Ererybody shonld

It before ftaylns flie old

styles. Please call and see thtB

Stove

To be had only at Headquar

ters. B. L.BALL

FARLEY & ROACH,

UAHOf AplDBtM pr

OKY

AagSltadw

T?OR SALE.—Two horses, cheap J? at L. Kissaer's, Mo. 49 Ohio strpet. Angedlm

SALE—BUGGIES.—A

Xp°R J} comp hand and I ry Stable.

complete assortment of Baggies always on band and for saleatHUNrER ft OOLLINS Live JJ13

)R BALE OR RENT.—A new ef six roam*, on aoath Third straet, betweea Qookins and Moffiat streets. Apply to Davies Johnson, one doer north jy9dtf

gLOCK OOAL. jv Mt+st »a

TIBBE Haors, Im., August 9th, 1869.

.j,.

SiJlEzS AUD HARflKSS

'(t I.i

ill-

LIT*' SND DIALFBB IM

•f,3i -W

(Collars, Whips, Onrry Combs

8HUSHES, Sc3.,

No. 176 Main Street, opposite O'Boyls's Iissther

1 dollars and 'up- I" Store, Terra Haute Ind. ihteboys Agents. Agents for Uncle Sam's Harness

Oil. jy26-wly

W, BOWAKD MANHINQ, J. W. KOBtlTf,

JflNNDjCI & EPBp&TS|

A I N E S Hosssr Sin and Carrlege Paiatiog, plain apd Decorative Paper Hanging, Qralnlng, Qlssing I €*l.0Binin(, Fnsoolng, A a. 1 Baop—No. 8,3d street, bet. Cherry aad Main.

P.O.Box 389. Tr» ua, J)'27.

wtLUjir pom

At the Teutonia Hotel,

TERRE HAUTE. IND.

With Six of the fiatet Tables witb PHELA.'S PAtENT CUSHIONS. -'imly** JY SHAPPER, PBOP-R.

I snd By. Whisky

TO CONTKACTOBS. I

Whisky sold by the galloa^quart and pint.

^RCHTTRCT ft BUILDER

Je 4e yH\lAGIl. Fhsl, BpeellcaMoes, daperlataadaace, and Do

JLl I ""Orfiom.—Bo Ota e«|l torur ol M.lu und firth EiroiNna's Orrics, I WWhfiUv's Ornf«dr». Evanstiile,TuuHaoti*Ctucsoo Bailwat./ I an1"'

D'*C"P,,E'°*

Kndsone Iroa Utellig Posts FOB SALE

CHEAPI

TILT AT THE

giqLB IRON WORKS, !, dofe, nfesT ATO WALNUT srjtjcrcs. Jntfe 3 46m

J^ wOOOTMB^twrpi«,7JSttb.

I Tooth, Jfatarftraad Old Age Kaahood Oonsrl

johh ««M«OI« Has remoTed his OoaaalthSbop tiIM«k new I Thilofbnlicall/ OoasMsred, St. Pock A building, on Third kUeet one Iber aoftfeor l^p. I onMes ooutalning these Iect«res wfll be for--*—•—wi~-v fee happy to MM frarded op receipt of foar staape, by addressfagt 'Toms IfTTsaim or Avatobt,818 Broed-

Tork. ssarf#dl7

w.'muVA i: tjT 4 jt fist*. 8* •. ,t*!t Ji •i

m! 1 ,n 0*1 s«»J.•••%• e.%1

84:.

C.WITTIG&OO.

A. »i

170 MAIN 8TREMT, I .. K- ..

*. i: it

ix ii ... .* iii ,,, 1,

J" Jjui' 4-1

-J- '«-i '••A'

FOB THE

Jt^l

r.i '•.» *1*0*1 j&sarM'j) nt»-'

REMAINDER

,...,......j. •'*.... O* TBE •.. msnX:: KOt'v,.1 ski

r» -xfwj-»,.«•* m**

SEASON

to re OCTBB OUB SMTIBB

i. .'i

SIIIIRB STOCK

.ji

"Vttl. Ml, I CONSISTING OR

it f- t.

Lit a

v",* v' 4 "l.

LIGHT PRINTS,J

A W N S

tit eJ' I

Ins

i*&<£

DRESS GOODS,'

i"*! Z.A *1 a, I

HOSIERY,

GLOVES, 1

PARASOLS MXC,

tiJ

)»i

AT EXACT COST!

X-4^ f.. v"dc w? it it at stsi

Call an*

prove the truth of t.--

OV9

s-:'Smf9 -u -!r

€. WITTICI 4k CO.,

170 MAIN ST, DEMING BLOCK.

v.h- ». •-, «'i .••v.-.'Wia.Mjiri'l .34. .u .x'iti 'i st .1 ).r tat**, V.Jv' *1 I .tiro 'Hut"* M* 4.a«,4frf i, I'fill, jl tin -U.'tf jir-OHurb ju it u»»ivS ,U"i taj1 1. u.!/ tAuxd siMb" (ioa xi I Jf it t, u'ii 1

11.

3 Is I

& li 1.' IF M*V'

gASE

AND COMFORT.

THI BLI881NG O# VUVIOT SIGHT.

Thsre is nothing so talnabls as TIBTEOT SIGHT, and PESFIOT SIGHT can only be obtsiasd by uelng riUIOT 8PIOTAOLBSI The dlfllenltyof ... .H1 «.«.r. procnr|n_

hlch Is

.WILIKHOWN. O h*u *v...

Messrs. LAZARUS MORRIS,

O^cnliats aad Opticlsni,

HABTfOBD, CONN., MANpFACTpBKB3 of the ee|sbjr»te^

Perfected Spectacles!

•aj*i

«ft*r jears of Experience, txparlmeat, and the erection of eoetl* machiaery, been enabled to produce that QBARD DEJlDxkATDM,

Perfect Speotaclcjs I

which have been sold with unlimited satlsractlou to tha wearers in Hassacbnsetts, NewTorh, •,,,

New Jersey, Bhode Islaud, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Oonnecticut, Hichlgeo

Illinois, Mew Hampshire,

ermont, Maine, epd the British Breviness, 4«rfW( the p1ft qihe yeare Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never lire the eye, and last many years without chaogx

Messrs. LAZAB0SA MOBRIShave appointed

S« Ba

Dealer in all kinds of American and Swiss Watches, fine Jewelry, Diamond^ Solid Silver and Piatsd ware, Clooks, Faaey Goods, tc Ac.,

No. 161 Alain street, Nklioaal Hotel 'fcnlldtng,

#14 Sote ^geat fbr JerrVHiule. Ipd.

J'H. WILOT. LBWiS THOKAS. WIU.UK ?0»B| WILDY, THOMAS 00.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Corner Id aad Walaot streets, Terre Haate, lad., Repairing done Promptly aad at Low Batee. Ii.2u(

DENTISTRY.

TlR.

L. H. BABTHOLOM EW

A/ Suaocon am MCOHARICAL

Tactually

I S

hacosaaor to Jr. D. M. WILD, Ho. in U«U lit. National Blook, Tarre Haate lad. [maodti

J)K. C. O. LINCOLN,

TUa Oldaat Eatablifked Dentt,$

Hanng bad apward, of sigbtrea ye*i .' eti-e* rleaceta Ueotletry, he I, totMmi tbs* 1 tkf give satisfaction In ail na.its ii» Jif

IB HISSISQTJOI POWDEE ear«s Dancer aad ScroftoloaadiMaeesoftbsttin. Bsa Beport to t. I. Med eel hoiety, aad etatements ef Physlslans ia circular, seat free oa appllratioa to

CHAS. DUBOIS, Seoeral A|»BI,

.0. Boa ISM. 188 Pearl St., Now Yoik. Li.* dltawSoi

—n

JITT P][R^ INSURANCE CO. Of HABTfOBD, CONN. lNP0JlP0|tATKD

CAPITAL^. ASS ITS,

C. T. WXBStn, Presideat 0. W. LEI altmmm

OK). W. LHRI, Btentav '•£luMlxMZ' R. H. SIMPSON, A fent.

"li