Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 September 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS

City Council meets in regular set

gion this evening.

•ikiti1'ITH*

L*AV*S

on the trees are beginning

to show early autumn tints,

one dollar to go

WEATHER

to the-Sullivan

County Pair this week. ..^7,

THE

PERSON

who found a pair of gold

framed spectacles yesterday, is requested to leave them at this office

prognosticate says the

swallows are flying unusually high, which is a sure sign that winter will set in early

of "dead beat" drunks were

told to "slide" from the Mayor's Court and they el id.*

THE

city schools opened yesterday un

der the mosUp|prable auspices. The enrollment for the city reached up

1 I

JOBS DOWLING, ESQ.,

WFIJW

INDIANAPOLIS

HATWAKD & KYAN

2,064

informs us it

his purpose to shortly ortablish a new paper in this city-independent in poll

PERSONAL—Jas.

J. Stanley, formerly

of this city, now conductor on the Pacific Railroad, with home at St. Louis, was the city yesterday.

CH.O

pwned to learn last evening

that otP^esteemed townsman Andrew Kauffman, Efq wiw not expected to live through the night

AND

ROAD

ST. LOUIS

Bim.

—Ground was broken on Georg a street'yesterday for building the.track the new rail road to the riyor. J® tivity prevails all along Iho tin Commercial.

will sell to-day, at

the late residence of lion. John P. Usher on Ohio Streot, tho largest and finest col lection of furniture ovor. offered in the ciiy. The houso will bo thrown open for inspection at eight o'clock this morning, the sale commencing at ten o'clock,..

SOME PROTITS.—From

the

HEUP

NOT TRUE.—The

ROBO,

OFFICE

this city we learn that tho receipts of the Western Union Telegraph Compauy, for the month of June, were $590,994,31. Deducting expenses, $381,546,85, left a clean profit of $209,447,46 I The month of June is usually reckoned the dullest month of the year. S

ONE NEST.—The

Court

of Common Pleas and the Criminal Court were both in session yesterday, and will probably continue during the week, using the same room—when one rises the other sits. Nothing of public interest trans pired yesterday. On the Grand Jury conveniog Mr. S. H. Potter was absent and Mr. Andrew Stovenson was put on in his place.''

following paragraph

which we find in the correspondence from this city to the Indianapolis Sentinel, without foundation, so far as we are aljle to learn:

Chauncy Rose, Esq., a man who has done more toward making Terre Haute what she now is, than any twenty other men in the place, offers to donate the plat of grofnd opposite the Terre Haute House and $100,000, if the county will build a court house, costing not less than $300,000 thereon. I believe the matter has been taken under advisement by the authorities. Would that we had a few generous, public.spirited capitalists like Mr.

In Indianapolis.

THE BLOOMFIELB ROAD.—In

conver

sation with a gentleman from Worthing ton yesterday morning, he informed us that since the opening of the road to In dianapolis, wheat has been pouring into that village in onormpus quantities for shipment to Indianapolis, and to that city the great part of the trade goes that heretofore has been bestowed upon this city. He gives it his opinion from an extensive acquaintance with tho people that nearly all this trade will return to this city

soon as railroad communica

tion is established—provided the same is done immediately. As it is, the people are exceedingly loth to give up old asso ciations, as evidenced by tho fact that as he came up ho met on tho way a wagon load of merchandize going down frjm this city.

T*ACHINQ.GERMAN.—Hon.B.O.

Hobbs,

Superintendent of Public Instruction, ha9 announced the following opinion in regard to the obligation to teach German in the public schools: "The provision of the law is express tbat whenever the parents and guardians of twenty-five or moro children in attendance at any school of a township, town or city, shall so demand it shall be the duty of the Trustees to employ efficient ttachers, and introduce tho German language as a branch of study into such schools. It is not required tbat twentyfive pupils shall desiro to study German. This provision of the law will be satisfied by furnishing all pupils desiring to study the German language with a competent teacher of that language. Ordinarily one teacher of the German language will bo sufficient for the schools ot a city or town but if pupils cannot be accommodated without tjie employment of a greater number, a greater number must bo employed. It is not intended that any of the public schools shall be taught in German. On the'eontrary, it is expressly provided that they shall be taught the English language. TheGermtfti language is not to be the language of the school but a branch of study."

ia front of the l«rre Hanta io^long remained va-

cant baflbeen broken into, Mr. Rise having sold a town lot from the southwest corner, fronting on Ohio and Seventh greets, to Dr. WocKJ forj^ B^KiGf $2, jOO, Dr. Wood

offered $4,000 for the lot

mmediately after the eale was knowa.

THE IIEBRKW

4:65 P.

places of business were

closed yesterday in observance of the Jewish New Tear. The year 5630, which began yesterday, consists of thirteen months. It jwi fcmboltttaie year, and the sixth of the CCXVIIth cycle. It has 385 days, fifty-five Jewish Sabbaths, and ends Sept. 25, 1870. p|

Sp*OTAX!LBp.~^[g invjte tbeattention of those who are ecMknfertunate as to be compelled to use glasses for the eyes, to the card of Dr. Ezra Bead, bearing tea timony to the excellence of the Lazarus & Morris Spectacles, now being introduced here by Mr. S. Froemanr on Main Street, niar the corner of Sixth street' While the Doctor gives this testimony for the glasses required for advancing years, we most cheerfully do the same for thoBe suited to near-sighted eyes. We have used glasses of a half dozen or more manufactures, including those sold by the well-known Moses, of Indianapohj and have never found any that came so near restoring perfect sight, as a pair we are now using of Lazarus Morris' make, They are in truth "perfected spectacles.'

AH AFFRAY

occurred yesterday about

noon, in Ed. Roache'a saloon on Third street, in which a young man named Dan Tucker was injured—at first It was thought fatally, but last evening we learned he was considered out of danger It appear* an altercation occurred be tween a pirty of young men and a party of ston'o cutlers at work on the new rail road bridge. Albert St. John and a stone cutter named Mark Cunningham finally camo to blows. Tucker went in to aesis St. John, when abother stone cutter whofe name or whereabouts cannot be learpod, ,£tr.ucjl{ Tucker with a pair ''braBS-knucksV' ^The blow knocked him down, and then the man stamped him the face and on the head, causing twd terribly ugly wounds, and it was believed a slight fracture of the skull. Tucker was convoyed to his uncle's residence, on Second street, whore ho remained until last evening and was then taken to his mother's residenco on uorth Eighth street?

St. John and Cunningham were takon before the' Mayor. The first named was fined, with costs, $7.50, which he paid Cunningham's fine amounted to$10.05 in default of payment ho went to jail

LATER.—Since

the abovo was in type

wo learn serious doubts aro entertained of Tucker's recovery. The man wh.» Aided the injuries cannot be found.

INDIANA REFORM SCHOOL.

PL.AINFIELD, LND

IEDITORSEXPRESS:-I

saw and heard while

there. Lot first .find our way tj2_lhe^

SCHOOL ROOMS,

and note the mqgns used for the improvement of the mirrd and see if we, as teach ers and instructors, cannot find something that i^y with profit be incorpora ted into our own theories for imparting ideas. The school-room first visited was ia building No. 1, where we found some twenty-seven boys attending school in the forenoon. These lads read in the First and Second Readers and study Primary Arithmetic and* Elementary Geography. These little fellows aro being taught in very crtditable manner by Mrs.Sarah Ainsworth, who was-connected with the public schools of the city of Ogdensburg, New York, for five years and res' her position there to pccept of a situation in the Reform" School, at Salem, Iowa, and from there she came to Indiana to labor for the bad and homeless, to aid in reforming and educating them, and fit* ting them for good and law-abiding citi zsns. Mrs. A. is very much of a lady and an excellent teicber. lite a imm b^r oT tbe^oys in'lhis grade who 'drd- not know the letters of the alphabet when ad milled lo tho school can now read intell gently in tho Second Reader.

Bidding *he boys and teacher "good moraing,'1 we took our leave of them and in company with the gentlemanly Super intendent, who look especial pains to make our visit a plertinVbne add to give us much valuable information relative to the inmates, and the work generally, we paid a vieit lo the"family building sun ber two, and in the tchool room we found Brother Thotn&s bard'ai ~i|r6rk "(^aching the young ideas how to shoot' and judging from the interest manifies by the twenty-five boys,.who meet in this school room every forenoon to, make bet ter their mental condition, we would have no hesitation in pronouncing Brother Thomas a first-class educator. The boys inthis grado~pursue all tbb studies tis ually taught in our "first-class schools in the country and are reported as making commendable progress. The readiness with which these boys, responded to all questions asked them, showed that they were familiar with the rules of Arithoto tic, Grammar, Reading and Spelling and are experts at calculating. Mr. Thomas is a young man of considerable experience having been connected with the Hpijaes«f Refuge of Chicago and St. Louis, but, says the contrast is so great that he never can make it seem to him that he is now engaged in a Reform School. Tho means for restraining evil in tho Houses of Refuge of the country are very different from the mild and humane iraatiiient 'at

Reform School or Home for the tender waifs who have permitted their frail barks lo drift out on the boistrous ocean of life wilb no hind, or willing band at the rudder to steer the little ship inU a safe harbor.— There aro but ten grades or classes, in school during the fortnoofe session, the other boys being at work in the field, garden and on "trusty jobs," &c. After leaving school room No. 2, we found our way to the nice, brick bakehouse, where

Miss Sarah,' Crow and Anderson, two of the boys, were doing a large amount

THE

I"'08 unbaked

Iffoifl WffliM- intifratn.—Bread ia baked every morning, in "Datche*" from forty to eighty loaves at a time. Everything was in '.-tip-top" order, and speaks well for the lady in charge of the bake boose.— Now we go to tho milk house, and find Hodgeoo, another boy, busily engaged taking care of the morning's milk, (tntf getting ready to churn. Turning backs to the milk house, we take a few steps and enter the dining rooms for officers and boys, and behold Mise Rose

Howe, Garcett, Pairburn and "Tom" Col well, (colored), three more boys, putting some extra touches on the floor and ta' bias. Neatness and good order seem to be cardinal virtues in every department of this excellent Institution.

Bell," is the command now from the Assistant Superintendent, and we are now invited to the office and requested to await the second ringing of the bell, which would call us to dinner. And now leave you, for I am quite sure it will be quite impossible for mo to finisn my letter aftei' onjoying the hospitalities of tha school, in tho shape of a good dinner gotten up in first-class style.

SOLLIVAN COUNTY FAIR—The Jj4.fi C.

R. R. Co., will sell excursion uckets to this Fair, by morning train, leaving Terre Haute at 6:40

FJUBH

,Mi

Rose" has the immediate charge of both dining rooms, and seem to understand her A. B. C's about the work of her depart ment, and the precision with which everything in and about the ^refectories is arranged, would lead 'one to infer that this young lady has quite a bump of ordei. "Tramp, tramp, tramp," we keep on the march and make our debut in the tailor shop where Mrs. Gardner is at her post of honor, leading on to victory James Dunn, Goodman, Manna and Daniej Cunningham. These are four smart and interesting boys, and they are on the road to the Presidential chair, if we may be allowed to conclude thus from President Johnson's ascent to fame. "Go ring the

A. M.,

J".

Sept.

6, 1869

havrf^nb desire lo

monopolize your timo or space, but, since the date of my last communication to your columns, I have enjoyed the pleas uro of another visit to the Reform School and would very much,like to tell your many readers what

MARTIN,

DON'T

TESTIMONIAL

Sec y.

be mistaken in your calling, but

(Sail %t Bartlett Grttady's, 101 Main street, for your School Books and Station eryl They can show you the biggest pile of Blrofts in th6 market, and they make glad the hearts of all the children who favoV them W'ilh their patronage. 7d3t

FOR THE

LAZARUS

MORRIS SPECTACLE.—MR.

in 110

E-

ANOTHER

BkaD

..... 161 Main, near corner of 6th strett,

.1 .TERRI!.HAUTE,Sept.:

1st. 1869. ill I

A preirilamfdf $15 will

be paid at the County Fair for the fastest yeloofped»4h and $10 for the most skillful velocipedist.

Three entries 'niust *b5 made^nd two must go. 6,d3j

*AN«^r PIM PROOFSAM—With

JUST. RECEIVED

PRIVILEGE

LOT

-MKN'B

THE

QUR

3,dtf

MOHAIR

Com

binatibn Lock, for sale cheap. Enquire at "The Boston Store," 111 Main stree 7,d2t »y

EXPRESS

—The

ladies will find an entire new stock of Jaconet Edgings and Inserting?, choice style and low prices, at "The Boston Stcre.ni Main slreet."M 7,d2t

ipjg house on the Fair Grounds during the week of the County Fair is for sale. Enquire of J- J. Ferrel, General Superin tendant, A. B. Pegg, Treasurer, or Jos, Gilbert, Secretary. sep7-d3t

IICST.—

On Thursday afterncon, be

tween the the corner of Seventh and Eagle streets, a package of lady's cloth ing, wrapped in a newspaper. The finder will be rewarded on leaving the same with Mr. J. W. Hunley, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. d3t

THE

BEST PLACE

in the city for Skirts

and Corsets is at Weisz^ Factory, 159 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. 4,dtf

of nice Laces, Embroid

eries and Alexander ELid Gloves, which will be sold cheap, at Weisz's Skirt Fac tory,

159

Main street. 4,dtf

BUY YOUR

wife a gold watch of Riddle tf

EYES.—To

obtain good spectacles has

always been a difficult job. Our readers will be pleased to learn tbat that difficulty need no longer be encountered, if they will call at the jewelry store of S. Freoman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris' cele brated "Perfected Spectacles." They are well spoken of by the press in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

CLOTH GAITERS

Onntt.—Thw. J. Iiangford,

in Beach's aew Block, corner Of Maim and Sixth streets, is now in daily, receipt of Fresh Oysters, which bo is prepared to furnish the trade or at retail in anyquan* tity. 3-dtf.

GREAT

KACB

HERZ A ABHOIJD.

89 Main St between 3d and 4th.

THE

LARGEST

Gold Pens in Tene Haute is »t Bartlett & Grundy's, 101 Main street. If you want a real good Pen, go there to get it they are all warranted No. 1. 3dtf

NEW

ARRIVAL

Riddle's. dtf MOHAIR SWITCHES cheap,

BUY

FOR

AMICU!*ii

NIGHT

R. FRER-

Tj^ATSHSir: It affords me pleasure to state that I have used the Lazarus Morris glasses, purchased of you some two weeks ago, and find them a clear r^opd clatei 'e»sy and pleasant to the eye, and in no way fatiguing it by long read ing. They,are the best for visual purpo ses brought to my consideration, and recpiji meod 'tbem to those who need aid ofspectaoles as the best to be bad.

Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf GENUINE

Imported Port.

California Claret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky Choice Liquors always on hand.

JOSEPH STRONG,

j'26-tf. 190 Main street: GOOD LACE GAITERS

HOSIERY

Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them fast, at C. WITTIG fi Cos'8, 21atf 170 Main Btreet, Deming Block

FOR

of keeping one board

the Largest and best assortment of

cloths, cassimeres and vestingg ia the city, go to Grover fi Miller's, earner 6tb and Main streets. m26-dlf.

FOR

ready made clothing less than cost,

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

LACE COLLARS,

will commence

their regular evening sales this week. All goods offered will be sold to the highost bidder. Corner of Third and Ohio Sts. dtf

only place to buy a

home manufactured

good, stylish,

Hoop Skirt cheap, is

at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, No. S9 Main street, between Third and Fourth. 3,dtf

COILS

at Herz fi

Main street.

seventy-five Corset is superior to

any dollar Corset sold any where in the city. Call and examine it. HERZ fi ARNOLD,

Go *0 W.

betveea tha fancy goods

stores cJ Tarre Haute, for

and belt assortment of

cf 8eth Thomas eigl)t

day and thirty hour weight and spring clocks, with and withoat alarms. Thirty hour time alarms, come and buy—at S. B. Freeman's, 161, Main street, near corner of 61b. dtf

SCLUHO

Boots and Shoes very chesp at

Greinec fi Forrest's. dtf CHOICE

Sugar Cured Hams, at Joseph

Strong'x [19,dtf COTTON

and Silk Parasol ?.'( cost, at C.

Wittig fi Co.'s, l}0 Main street, Darning Block. 16,dtf SEWINGMACHINES

to sell or rent, at

M-

age.

Mohair Swiieh-

jiud, Armold,

Main Street

sAewf. We had a chance to buy a big lot of Mohair Switches, of the finest quality and the best assortment of colors, which we offer to our customers at a lower price than they can bay them at any other estaj»li*hment jo tha east or west. dtf

Riddle's.-

TXRII

on Wednes

day and Thursday Sept 8th and 9th trtekets fot found trip, $1,00. Regulai fare, both ways, will be charged passen gers for being on train without tickets

your Jewelry of Riddle.

dtf.

a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or colored lineti duck ready made or made to order, go to Grover fi .Miller's, corner 6th and l}ain streets. m26-dtf.

of the Terre Haute Com

mercial College will begin Monday, Sept, 6 1 8 6 9

2 5

NEW STOCK

of Silver Plated ware at

Riddle's. dtf.

DON'TFORGET

that you can get the best

Hoop Skirts made at Herz fi Arnold' Skirt Factory, 89 Main street, for a good deal less money than you can buy old stock, which iB out of style, at any other store in the city. dtf

LIQBT PRINTS

at ODSt, at C. Wittig

Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf LAWNS

at coBt, at C. Wittig fi Co.'s

170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf SUMMER DRESS .GOODS

at cost, at

Wittig fi Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf THE NEW DRY (3OODS STORE, NO. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig.fi Co will be opened on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be known as the New York Store. dtf

LADIES' GLOVES

a deli

fine order. CAXASBH stetaaeat lastrM bee*** testify to ifca that.« Reader's German Sno# entirely baj the complaint Hom, why will tin ple of this age suffer from one of the

N0T

Grocer

tor $1.50 at

Beibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

at cost, at C. Wittig fi Co.'

170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf PEELED

DRIED

PEACHES

at O. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf

FULL LINE

of Ladies, Misses and

retailed at whole

sale prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 Main Street [19,dtf

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

"Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per

dozen^are sold at 15 cents a pair,-at" 21,dtf C. WITTIG

WITTIG

fi Co's.

fi Co, at 170 Main street,

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

and hankerchiefs at

Ridle'e. tf BEAUTIFUL

.colors in Crape Meretz

Bereges and Lamartine9, just received at Cornelius fi Haggerty's. 4dlw BARGAINS

Bargains

and

Bargains

BOY'S

111

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

shoes at reduced prices

at D. Reibold'p, 64 Main Street. dtf. CALL

and see tboee beautiful French

and Scotch Gingbams at Cornelius fi Haggerty's. 12-d4t. THE

best pair of White Hose at 15 cts.,

at C.

$1.50

a pair

at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets. d(f GREINER & FORREST

WITTIG

fi Co.'s,

21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block.

CASSIVERES.—run

line, at very lowest

prices, at Cornelius fi Haggerty's [6,d4t CHOICE WINE*

and Liquors at Strong's,

190 Main street. dtf

YOU WANT

BARGAINS

YOU WANT

89 Main street.

FOB

7 Go to

Wittig fi Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf

HUHBUO

I Some Goods must be

sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table. O. Wirno fi Co., 21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

a suit of clothing made

in tl)e very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover fi Miller's, oorner 6th and Main streets. ia26-dtf.

THI LASGBST

ArnoFs, 89 dtf.

and freshest Steele of

Neck Ties and Collars in ihe.city, go to Grover $ Hi HOT'S,

corner 6th and llain

streeta. n»2&4tf.

DM*

disgusting of diseases, when in this sinspie remedy they can procure a cure. All druggists keep it Or send SO cents toO. P. Seymour fi Co Boston, and receive r. box by-next mail, 20-d6teow

LOCAL NOTICES. 'a

To KeaoTt Moth Patches, Frecfe•a and Tan from the

bee,

PIMI'I OOIIDONI ANB'

RKMCDT,

PMPLB

prepated only by Dr. B. C.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCHOOL SOUKS,

-AT-

No. lOO Mftili Street,

Ji.

FBBBT,

Bond street, New York. Hold everywhere. The trade snpplled by Whole*ale Hedicfhe Dealer*. Marl7deod8«-w3m

LiiA t,

A. H.DOOLEYS,

TERRE HAUTK, IND.

A 6 N S 1

E E E S O E

Agante wanted for the new book of lire. Harriet Beecher Stowe and Hiu Oatberine E. Beeeher.— "TM AMXBtCAN WOMAN'S flOHC. Price, |2.6o and S3.00. Fifteen thoveand haTo been fold •inco He first publication, In Jane. For circulars and full particulars eddreeaHliNBY HOWE, 118 West ITonrth Street,Oiucionati, Ohio. (eptGd2twlt

TNDIANA STATE UNIVEB

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

Ihe next term begins September 17th, l£i9.„ INSTRUCTION FREE in all the departments, including ficientlflo Claieleal, Modem Languages, Theery and Practice of Teaching, and Law.

The LawTeim opens on the 8th day of Kovem ber, 1869. For further information and catalogue*, address Rev. CIBC8SOTT, D.D., Bloomington, Ind.

rpo

IV!

at cost, at C. Wittig fi

BOBEBT 0. FOSTER,

sep4d2twlt Sec'y Ind. University.

BUILDING CONTBAC TOBS.

Proposals fcr makloe excavation an1 ballding basement for new School Building to be erecter at Charleston, Oolee county, Illinois, will be

KKOiNixa'g OrriOE,

KVANSVIILE,'laaaa

HAUTSA

caio*op

UAILWAT.

TEBBBHAVTZ,IRD., Arg^

9th,

Pealed Proposal* will be received at tha office nntil Saturday, September lltb, )869, tor iurnisbing materials ana constrncting tbe Pil6 and Timber Eonndattom, and Mssonry of the fitil way Bridge acrosa the Wabash rtver at Gila ton and at a point aboat three mile* above Monteza ma. The Company will choose between the above points of location on or before the day of letting. Plans and spediflcatioos may b3 teen at this office, .Tae crmpsny reserv«s the right ef rjectiog all bids which are not satisfactory.

HEN BY BACON,'

lldlm Chief Engineer.'

J^BCHITBCT BtJILDBB.

aT. A. VEYDAGH.

Plana, Specifications, anperintandauoa, aad De tail Drawing! (ornisbsJ for erefy d.-«crtptloa of Bnildlnga. ^Orrion.—evuth east auun a! Msto tad Filth Btrmits, v"...: Orafc St-r.e. w.t*yI,

•I

SIMPSON'S COLUMN.

•-.i,-.m.''MS'^

JJUFUS H. SIMPSON,

ATrOBNKI AT LAW,

MOTAH1T PVMLIC,

CMBmkaiMer of Deeds for Veskri States,

Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

Terr© Haute* Indiana. OF fIOE—ID Scott's Building—ap-stsirs—op potite the Hvr C^art House.

MOflOB —Oollectlons Dttta tu sud out of Ooart, reasonsble immisiioos. ESrEOUL ATTENTION given to ^ettleme of States tod OuardiAOi to tb« Probate Court.

iS'Jf

WAHTEO.

FABUS AND HOOSK9 TO SKLL AMD BENT.

Continental Life Insurance Company,

CAPITAL, paid in AS3KT8 .si POLICIES Issned in 1869..

OFNKW YOU 1£. •100,000,00 .3,167,178 40

6,004

DISTBIKT AOKNT.

Marl Id wU -J Itt-.

t't« .$'$*•&?*%$

v'--* '^'1

-."j

If yon require a reliable, reaedy, n»e the best I OB. Iltfcra raiALK PULS have no eqpal. They are aafa and enra in ordiaa. ry cases, ^paua, oaa aouaa

aox.

Dr. Harvey's Golden PiUs,

fonrdegrees Stronger they nre Intended for spa cial oases—rnioa rira

MLUU BOX.

Private clrcolars eent free. Kncloae stamp. ,, yoo cannot proeme Pills, enclaae the ia»

BBYANtha00.,

and addraM

fit Oedar Street,

York, and on receipt ttaev will be sent well seau ad b» retard nail. DelS-deod wly

ERRORS OP YOUTH.

Young Hen, the experience of years has demonstrated tbe fact that reliance may be placed tn the efficacy of

DR. BELISH SPECIFIC

For the speedy abd permanent core of aamlnal Weakncaa, the rasQlt of Yonthfni Indiscretion, which neglected, rains tbe bappineas, aad nnflta the sufferer for bnaineas, social society, or marrl.* age. They can be nsed withoat detection or it. terference withbneinesa pursuits.

Price one Dollar per, box, or four bozet lor tk ree dollar*. If yoa cannot procure tbeee pills'ecloaa the TJ BBVAH A CO., Cedar street, New ti thpy 'will ba ysi Of return rnoit, well

ve sSmi

Private drcniara to gentlemea aeat free [cation. Enclose stamp, ilOdeedwlJ -v

Dutoito

t'i?# 1

iron,

P® rrj'i Moth and

Frackle Lotion. Prepared

oajj by

PtSBY. Sold by all Droggi*t«.

Steel, "J Noils

Dr. B.C.

For Black Worm and Finpies the Face, nae

Glass,

UM .T, 5ik,

Sas

Doo:

Blinds,

Caiffiter'ti

Felloes

Hubs,

6(111 & LEATHER BftLTIHO,

K'SS. :.v iv 6-*

4/o*

re-

o*ived np to the 15tb day of September, ]869. Size ot bnildmg to be 63 feet 4 inches br 74 feet locbee, with two (2) projections 20 leet 4 inchee by 9 feet 4inchee, and oae(l) projection 9 feet by

feet 4 inches. Materials—Concrete, Stone and Brick. All meaearemonu taken from the exterior of wall.

The plan and specifications can be seen at my office, at Charleston, Illinois. 'Cfae Board of Directors reserves tha right to re ject any and all bids. J. K. WIL80N, cep4d!0t Olerk of Board of Director*.

TICE TO CONTRACTORS.

A' 4

at*

-fi

No. 121 Main Aland S Fifth Sls.t

Terr© Hante, Ind,

8*pt i, dwtf

ESTABLISHMBNT,.

The nndereigwed haying gone lato business at

O. N.

DEMOREST'8 old sUad on

Ohio St., bet. Fourth and Fifth,

Will keep on hand a faU snpply

POULTRY,.

.vt,u—And- genera^awiorfiaeBt oif

Fiittlly Groceries A Proflsloss.

Will keep coestantly on hand afresh supply of I Vegetables of all kinds. Will alio open on tha

FRESH MEAT MARKET,

dera and they will |a IMalt aad delivered promptly to all parts of.tbe city. all kinds of

And keep alt kindaof fraah a eat. Leave yonr Heft aad delb

t*Fs .«••«» tV-s:

Country Prbdnoe I

farmers will do well to oall befere aellini.""* J. A. VOOBHKE8. S«g31dtf

MANUFACTURERS.

RAIRIE PLANING

CITY

A -foiiiaa.'

CLIFT A WI|W% •AirorAonraBBa or

Ball asters,

.Mewell Toft* florlag aadSldiin

And all description* of Finiakad Ijiwiber.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer*

Lath and Shingles,

Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing, ROOflAgFelt. Oastom Sawing, PlanlBg aad

WoodTarapg

All Work

FARLEY & ROACH,

MMC*fACitja«a«-0»-

UmiU AMD HARNESS,

AKD DIALEBa Itf

Collars, wtlps, Carry Combs,

fiRtTSHES,

No. 1T5 Main Street, oppoaite O'Boyle's Leather 1 Store, Terre Hanta- lad.

Agents for Untile Sam's Harness Oil.

MILLINERY.

J^JLLLINIBRY. Hi? itnwe

Bn. BIJCHI1KGUAH Haa removed to the ooraer of Woortti aud Ohio Streets, wheresbe ia now opening a full and complete stock ofSpring style Bonnets, Bibbone, flowers, Ac. HAIB4100D3—Constantly on band a choice assortment of Switches, Uoila Victoria

Pnflisandall kinds cf Hair W^rk. Ladirs call and see the asaoraa4nt.

PHYtjCIAWS.

A. ^BBBTOB, K. D. JOHN

WOOD, *. D.

pEESTONA W)ODr|^

Physicians and Surgeons.

Offlce (temporarily) at Dr.Wood's Offlee and Besidence, Ho. 127 Ohio street, hatweea Seveathand JCigbtb streeta.

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

AND WOOD.

C0AL

D. 0. BT0NKAB1 AN0 #IUJAM SAB RICK Having formed a partnership under the neme of I 8tqakard, A,tJtarfrfc.JaTu ihe sals sfOsai amd wood, wen!d reepectfolly annoaoce to the public that they will ktep constantly on hand and. for sale a* towastrate.,aB ktndaof Uhat at wholeaaleand retail, aieo Wood isr tha fall aAd winter trade. OAca at No. 85 Ban tin Henae. Terre Haute, Ind. All orders for Coal fllled promptly. A ahare of th3 pa hits' petroaage Is respectfully solicited.

KB. BABBICK alao weuid labia the pabMc that ha intends lo open* at tha Ooal Oflca above named, a General Collection Agency for the collection of aatea aad acconnta which may be placed, in his hand for collection, nnd hope* by prompt attention ta busiaea* t« saertt a share of

WILLIAM BABBICK.

Jeisdsm .-. "r(

^OODJ WPOP I WQOD I

fc J-,

Xwv NUUVI OvTOV W or sale. AlPoMsMIlMt af Weet Miia atoesd. or at JOtn •ee aoeth *hted etrectpror^ •ABUT HOOWf--W.«. tioio-dfr

»ss

1W"

WANTED.

—eeeleeeelu waahaed iron, the stker to aid aaatrtlh boaaa wort. Apply to Mm. 8AMGCL 8. UUT^ lilsr BoaaHo.6tlna*HantaHoaae.

XT7ANTED—To EenU-Any per* haTing a email dwelling for rest, within Ibnr or Ave eqaarrs of tha "Gaaette" ofaee, eu lad ready appltcaat by calling as the flaaatla itlm A 4th or &th el taxed,

FOR RENT.

FDowlling

rl"

3R KENT.—Booms No. 1 & 2 Hall. The rooae are well adapted far the Flear end Feed, Grain or an? heavy basl

Foeaeeeioa given immediately. For par* tfcelan iaqatre ot Ripreioe A Co., at the Hall, T. O. Bnntin, Tarre Bant* Hoase. a^iMSf nrrifba* o».

CONTINENTAL!

The Cheapest aad Best Cook 8to?e la the Market. Some

Sash, Doors, Blind** I thlag aew. Everjhody shoald

Window aid Boor fnuaes* Monldlag Braekete. StairMlllags,

see It before haying the old styles. Please call and see this Stove-

To he had only atHeadqnar ten* jajti: s.«- Be L.BALL

I I.

..!v

JJOTICE TO SHIPPERS.^1,

''WHITE LINE" III Central Transit Company,

Geo. Daainra, Bon'T. M. If. LARDH,Aeet. Smi Buffalo, a. T. Indianapolis, Ind

Through Freight Line

Corner oC NjoSh and MDlfa#rxT Sts. JaZSdtf -S7 1

Without change of oara between Terra Hsmte

n, ..j I miihont change of oara between Terra Haute

Warranteai\

and aU

P0T6U

it for tli« ManOompaav in Terre

A faod teaneaa 4e well for Apply, giTieg

qnalMcatieae and refcrsneee, to J. t: HAL9BT, Stcntarr, Nw York.

street location p'e aepS

TX7ANTKD.—At the National Hoaea, two diaiag room gtrle, two bell boy« aad a first clam ranner. apply imm*di«tely. angSTdtf

!RENT—The Store fioom

I? in the Homs, Kattoaal

eovth-eaet coreer of the Matteaal the FoM«ao. Apply at the )yl7dtf

rOR SALE.

SALE--House

"|?OB J! Sagli

Eagle at

Baanlre of awgMdtf

FSoath

Kaqaireof

ISdtf

T^OR SALB. J? at Ik

—.1 5

A. O. VOKBOW.

|iX)B SALB.—BUGGY at a barJ? gain. It has a good Leather Top, bniltla the east, for sale cheap, applying Ituseediately at Kleaser's Palace of Manic.

LOCK COAL.

WK8T. BO3TON, PBO VIOKJS CK,

HABTtOBD, NIHT HATBM and all principal towns 1a KMOLAKD. HKW TOBK, XKOY, AIIBAMTBKW

BTJIFALO

and all aaSTCKN 01TIK8

via Terre Haate and Indianapolir. Bailrcad via Indlaaapolis, thsnce via Bel iafbataine Line through Cleveland, Buffalo and Albany. The several Bailread Compaaiea foimicg this Line have arranged this Company for tbe parpoee of

meeting the demand of shippers ia the" transportation of HBBOBAN0ISE, FLOCB and BULK Shipments, tunning the WHITE OAB THBOUOU from point to point without tranefer, thereby saving delay and damtge to property common at transfer pointa. Bates always same ae other Lines. LoseandDamageandoverchargeprompt ly tattled bp 4f*ats of thla Line.

For OABS, through Bill Ladlnir and con tract*, apply to U. SHXWMAKEB, Agent, Corner 9th and Hainsle., Terre Haute, Ind. anglSdlm

bmr

AngSImdw

Two horses, oheap

Klssner's, Mo. 43 Ohio itreel.

I^JTIBBBHAUH,

food far nan

and I

PLOUBj t. FEED,

Ian., Augnst ,9tb,

18«9.

Te theOtty of Terra Haate aad vicinity: We have thia day appotniad B.

tea

Merrill aa

aole aaaat for tbe aala ot oar Snperior Block Ooal Mr Terre Hanta, aad all other* repreaentlng ttianlT-* agsnta from oar Bank ssay baoonsid* cred iMOateca, aa we have transferred to Mr. Merrill exclmlva right. The aaalUy of this coal oaa not be anrpa'saed for gaaaral pnrposrs by aay l^qu, »«,

In acceptance af tha above agency, I would state for tbe benefit of all who taavs heretofore been naing otheir qualities, which wara generally accoapaniad by eheaRsr ratea, aay U^U^t, that qnalitlea wera very inferior to that which

It&oee JIOW

oflsr, yrtiealarly that Iran the "Otter Greek Ooal Oelpany," ar any bank with which there ia a furnace connected, inasmuch aa ao batter thaa second or third rata, that which cannot be wad for turnaee jwrpoees, sver eeei tha Terra Hanta market, lor whieh agenta charge almost the same ratea at which much better can be furnlahed. These facta I can substantiate, if necemarr for coavincing proof. I will, at all time*, use my best endeavors to accommodate, both aa regards quality and quantity aad price, and truat by cloea attention to all orders, to receive a liberal ehare of patronage. For further lo formativn please call at my odea at the old etand of KngleaA Toft, No. Mr Jfsin street,

Vervrnpectfolly,

aaglSdtf" K. r. MKBBILL.

y.,

ttfe:

aA'tSi

'it'*-

JULIUS MTBSSEN,

jj26-wij

atfaaicAK raanua

00NFEOTI0NKB AND BAKER, Ho.Ufortli Faarihlt., Uatween Main aad Oberry Streets, TKRBE HAUTK, INU. Keeps oonstantly on hand a fraah sample of Cakn, Candles, Ice Cream, Bread and Cracker*.

Ornamental Cakes, Pyramids, Ice Cream, Water lets, Oharlotte-rasse, Jolly, Blanc* Mange Soman Punch, Bisqnlte Qlace, Tromagede 1'im, Fancy Ice Cream, Pastry, Tongne, Cbiaken Balad Ac., will be made to order.

Private Partiee (nrniabed with Oysttrs, Heats, loe Cream, Jellies, Ao., on short notioe. may19dlf

I Handsome Iron Hllehlng Posts

FOB SALK

HE A. !*S'

AT THE

E1GLE IRON WORKS,

«GB, FIBST AMD WA^HOr 8T*KKTS. Jnne S dtai

al 1. w.

BOWABO MAMMIE.

IMT

Oord iraod

g. Farlaae'B ef-

BOBTAM

'"J HANNIN0 A B0BEKTS,

•TParrifTE s.

House, Sign and Carriage Paiating, Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Oraialnf, Olazing, Calsomlning, Frvaaolng, Ac

Saor—No. 8, 3d street, bet. Cherry an I Hain. P.O. Box 389. Tryna, J27.

witDV.

LCWM THOMA«. WIUJAV POTBS

WILB?, THOMAS CO., jgf

Carriage iaufactarers,

Oorner 2d and Walnut streets, Terre Haate, lad., Beptfftlag-dono Promptly end at tow Bates. it 2 lt

coooi.

C.WITTIG&OO.,

T70 MAIN STREET,

B£H1IVG BLOCK

H- js-

FORTHBV

and Lot on

t, between Sixth aad 8eveath. •.BWalQHTAOO.

)B SALB—A nice property on Sixth strist brick

REMAINDER

OF THE,

iiitii .jail 4ii

orru oca

MUM,

IDtooma,

nicely grained nod papered, near two aeree of groaad aeS with ornamental treee and all klnde of bearing frnlt treee, grapea and email berries. Ittoadeairabieproperty aad will be Bold low on terma to salt. If not sold sncn will be for rent a good earelal tearat.

SNTIBC

SVHHRR "STOCK!

jfs A J.! t'

4R*. SWS4-

CONSISTING 01,,.

•. "r l" •(j .-'i ..tv ...

LIGHT PRINTS, t.f .ft... t- ,v. n.-afrit .«»

DREfM ClOOIMi,

AagOdlm

B'H*

..4^^

~i 7 i-ji! ••••-. -i -mittrnm* a -.,B few!) I ..

HOSIERY,

GLOVES

•. «•»».- .1 ,v 1 s.

t*M

a»«is

PARASOLS JETC.I

AT EXACT COST! UJj'

.. •*.*.«It* i{ra» rA Itt 19" Call and Examine an

_r-

prove the truth of *5 ov

C. WITTIG A iO., 170 MAID ST, DKMINO BLOCK.

-tmtr* H!TH **. is

TJ» Iff i', isK-*-

•...

14. irfl lit Mi. &

at,?- i' jt-ir.-mi*. -siV tiinilm .jvthlt* Vr ***.• .tk^r h• r- fit w»»Tjevn-s tus* to! Jjjt'Tj}. t''I •.

taf .1 •.{«'» k&*.

HEAOQ.tTARl^fiS

|«SO 1 'If *l .VifMnii "I -»-*M tit. *».*:* -.-H

VOB .? I

reit-aiip i.N.i»

"in

lauuji a

DRY GOODS iie'aMa^h.

t'ttf tebwtit sij'l

!, ti

,• •«..

TW»««r.a

WMmWIIItMCO v,

«Tf xtitVUai)f

', VKi .. .-ijefltl IKS -v, flOOCXBSOBS TO •a. 1(1 .rfc .Jul..!

EDS ALL & CO.,

Mat"

.1^

A New and Handsome lot of

PARASOL*

Jnit deceived, which will be ottered

prices far

belo^ their real value. Do not fail to X.0OK at them."

#ard»

English Percales!

H«w andt Handsome Styles, 16 2-3c worth 25.

yMm,

J»bk« to. I E

flfiDIKU riKXCH riQt|!t! fa*

vi aHi

At 75 cents. Merer hare »ft!*

Jm.

1,99,. taf*"* V'-s-eh s-i f.fcf i:t*« WUt? tt

JOHl^HANBY, oi-r?

COMMI8SIO* 1IECHAMT

Aad Wholeaaie and Betail Dealer ia ad kinds of Otaia. Warehoase, on north First St., et-Ceaal fcialfe Terrti Haate, InBiatta.y rfflhlil attention paid td reicafvfng aad fir. jel8-dwti

ViUM, M0BK88 A C#.

A Fall Stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, bought Hefore the recemt advance in Hew York, will be sold at theel4VHeee.|*

WAKIM, IMM A CO

0§Wtas»0t

Jtw, «h««