Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 September 1869 — Page 4

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ArPLsros'8 Jourkal, for SepvomoG 18th an excollent number, has been laid I

and by Ash, »t the Postoffice^

A TEWND^Trcgulsles tbe weather lor u?1 slates there need bo no apprehension of frost until after the 20th inst. His prediction can be relied on genera

Jamk^D^^ "fished" us yesterday, and wotako pleasure in informing our readers that be is in receipt of fine lake fish every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, at 157 Main street.

Col.

Fbank White, Owen county, has

been appointed Collector of this District, and is expected to take charge of the office immediately. We hear rumors of probable changes in the present efficient clerical force of tho office.

Boy Bun Ovek.—A small boy named Akers was thrown from a wagon, by the horses taking fright, yesterday, on the road leading from Sullivan to tbe Fair Grounds. The wheals of the heavy wagon passed over the boy's body, and it is feared caused seiious, if not fatal in, jury-

Stealing Cattle.—Farmers residing four or five miles north of the city have recently lost cattle by theft to a considerable extent. One farmer has lost five, and some tweaty-fivo or thirty head, in iill, have disappeared. The Grand Jury are investigating the matter, and it is hoped that some light will be thrown upon it.

Pabke

County gives a majority of

ninety-five against the railroad appropriation, being tbe first county in the .State to negative such a proposition.— The Rockville Republican says on this subject:. "While other counties all around us are voting donations for railroad purposes, Parke county has decided that we need no more improvements of that claes: that the little bob-tail road we now have, is sufficient for the development of our immense agricultural and mineral re source3. "Let us have peace."

D. W. Minbhall, Treasurer of the Yigo Iron Company, gives notice to-day of an assessment of ten per cent, on the capital stock of that company. We learn that contracts for material for the con etruction of the stock house have been made. Air. Crawford has also contract, ed, in Pittsburg, for such portions of tho machinory as cannot bo mado lioro.— This grand enterprise will move stoadily on to completion, and will be of incalcu lable benefit to our city. It is a splendid start in tho diroction in which our pros perity lies.

We publish this morning a card from Dan Crowe, Chief of Police, in jus tification of his conduct in relation to the release of tho arrostod horse-thiof. Wo have no further comment to make on the affair, .except to state that a question of veracity arises between Mr. Crowo^and our informant, who stated that Mr. C, told Dowdy to get out and go where he pleased. Wo will add also that our in formant was not tho owner of the horse, and that the said owner has not "appealod through an ill-advisod press for public sympathy," as stalod in Mr. Crowo's card Wehavono apology for tho conduct of Bovard, but liis conduct is no justification of that of our Chief of Police, as the same was reported to us.

Shocking

Railroad

Accident.—On

Wednesday night Johnny Woods, an orphan boy about twelve years of age, who has made his home with tho family of Win. L. Hoddy, on south Second Streot, in this city, wastorribly, and it is supposed, fatally injured at Mattoon. Tho boy had beon at work near tho Illinois Central Railroad and, desiring to roturn home, got on a gravel train on lhat road and came to Mattoon. In jumping from tbe train «t that point his coat was caught in some way, and he was thrown under the train. Before he could be extricated one leg was cut off just below the hip joint, tho other leg was badly bruised and he was otherwise injured. He was taken lo a hotel in Mattoon where be whs at last accounts. No hopes are entertained of his recovery. a

The Supbbme Court in the latter part of their opinion in the Morgan case Bay that the appellant insisted that tbe jury ehould have been informed that the etatute provided that any person convicted of treason or murder in the first degree, may, instead of being sentenced to death, in the discretion of the jury be imprisoned in the State prison during life In justice to Judge Crain we will state that we have been shown the original instruction as given by the Court and filed in the Clerk's office, July 22, 1869, •which is in the following words:

No. 10. Sec. 4 provides, "That if any parson convicted of murder in the first dogree may, instead of being sentenced to death, in the discretion of the jury be imprisoned in the State prison during life.'

A E I E A I E N

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CITY NEWS.

Pabskngbb business on the E. and 0 Railroad has been greatly increased e.nce the express trains were put on.

stated by well informed parties I

j200 000 of Terre Hauto capital are

A Boy Shoots Himself in the head with a pistol.

A terrible and fatal accident occurred I last evening about five o'clock, to George Hamil, a lad of about fourteen years, son

of Harrison Hamil, a cooper, residing on

South First street. In company With

oi ja.r. js. w. .|«

throwing a while, yountr Hamil pulled out

or seven rods, when ho heard a report of the pistol and on looking back saw the boy struggling on Ihe ground. Young Piper ran to inform his father, and on r©« turning found tho ball bad entered the head just above the left eye. The ball did not lacerate tho skin or skull, except I to make a hole the size of the bullet. The

eyebrow

cft]led but EUrgicftl aidcould

"on our table by Dooloy, 100 Mai^. jtrqot jItigR terrible warning against the carrying or careless handling of pistol, es pecially by bojs.

table by Dooloy, 100 Main rtroot

avail nothing

The Indianapolis Mirror has some remarks on "professional jurymen" that are as applicable in this latitude as they are true. It says: "A living obtained by silling on juries must be precarious, if there is nothing but the fees allowod by law to bo obtained There is no man, however old, infirm, luzy, or imbecile, that could not make make more money selling peanuts or blacking boots. There fore, when we see a man depending on jury service for a livelihood, we instinctively suspect that he is a scoundrel—that he is open lo conviction Jbrongh other arguments than thoso that fall frdm the lips of the counsel, and that he would sell bis verdict for a consideration. This opinion of professional jurymen may be

I an hour for the privilege of being ex I cused from jury duty 5 and when we see men deliberately offering themselves as living sacrifices, and seeking what respectable men avoid, we naturally enough conclude that tbey are no better than they should be.

Sullivan Fair.-—The

Agricultural

exhibition now in progress at Sullivan is one of the most successful county fail's that has ever been held in this vicinity( and the officers of the "society* deserve much credit for bringing about the same. The success, bbwover, has been more in the matter of finance, than in a show of agricultural products, although the latter is by no means meagre^ ther.e belqg over four hundrod entrios.

Tho show of cattle is Very slinc^ but the stud of fine bor&S would do "credit to State Fair. The department devoted to fancv articles is not well filled, which said to be caused by some dissatisfaction in regard to the entry fee'.

In apples and other fruitsHiare is an excellent exhibition, showing that in the growing of fruit, the soil of Sullivan ex eels that of Yigo.

The collection of fowls by George W Baeler, is ihe finest and most varied wn have ever seon at any fair. Stale or county.

Tbe pons contain several fine speci mens of Chester Wbito Pigs. In the line of jellies Mrs. E. B. B'asler has a collection of thirty-eight varieties which wo should bo pleasod to see on ox hibitiou at our Fair next week.

Tho show of farm products is good," But not extensive. Among the exhibitors from Terre Hauto aro William Patrick, with thirty four varieties of apples, twenty-tliroe va rioties of poers, and a lot of nursery treos lloinl Bros, with grapes and flow ers Silas Price, with a few applfis Gar vin & Owon, wilh some splendid speci mens of penmanship and pen drawing Philip Nowhtkrt, wilh a collection of plows A. B. Fouls, with several horses and Z. S. Wheeler, with the Weed sew» ing machino, in aclivo operation.

There aro the u^iial attondant shows wilh tho in«vilalilo fat girl, tho sirtalles lady, the lio ardi:d woman, the learne.l pig, etc. "Tho crirs of Ihe showmen wilh sevoral auctioneers, patent medicine men and two braes bands keep up the most discordant harmony imaginable.

The contest for tho velocipede prize yostorday morning was not of a very spirited character. Only three entries wero mado and two rode—Silas Wright and Aloah Gilford, both of this city. Tho match w»s not nt all equal—Wright loaving his conipelilor more than on« fourth of a mile behind on each heat, and making tho two heats nt his leisure in G:G0 and 8:10.

A trotting race occurred in the after noon, for a citizens purso of fifty dollars, milehoats, three best in five. Two horses wero ontored, and went as follows:

Maxwell's 'fBilly"—1—2—1—2. A B. Foul's "John"—2—1—2—1. Time: 3:10 3:20 3,-rS 3:16. At the conclusion of the fourth heat we were compelled to leave on the train for home and hence have not tbe final result. The chancos, however, were in favor of Mr. Foul's horse.

Hoo. D. W. Voorheesdelivered an agricultural address on Wednesdav, and Col. R. W. Thompson did tfie same yeaterday afternoon. He surprised his friends by makiug, probably tbe shortest speech of his life, occupying less than thirty minutes. It was sandwiched in between the above named herse race. His remarks, as usual were excellent and appropriate.

Tho attendance yesterday was the largest of any day during the fair—fully five thousand people being presentThere was a large delegation from this city and county. The fair closes to-day.

Oil Cloths, Cane Mattings, for offices' just received at W. S. Ryce & Co's. dlt

CARD FROM DAN CROWE.

Editors Express: In your issue yesterday appears an editorial containing some exceedingly unfair insinuations against me in relation to the escape—if it may, indeed, be called so—of the man Dowdy, arrested in this city,some time since, charred with stealing aliorse from J. If. Bovard, near Marshall, Illinois. Yon state, correctly, that after the arrest, upon the arrival of Bovard, he hesitated to provocate tbe supposed thief, sdiLvsi made to give bonds for bis appearance aa

vmaocato

to appeftr

river to throw stones at snipes. After 1 ^yfl f0,

m&y

a four-barrelled rovolver and said ha I tried to make a compromise with the

be must go home, and started to do so, I Although the arrest was made by me, leaving Hamil looking into the barrels of 1 resulting in the recovery of the stolen therevolver. He had proceeded some six property, this man Bovard refused to pay the pitiful sum of two dollars and thirty cents justly Incurred in saving him his property, and when asked for it as such, remarked that I might "Go to h—11 for it." Tbe meanest feature in thewhole

was burnt and the face black-

ened bjr tho

beef cattle now feeding on I

p0Wder, si close was the pis-

to] hoW) ftnd51oodand

brains oozed from

I tho mouth and nostril?. He was carried

theprairi j,e died in less than two Maban were

homo, whore hours. Drs. Young and

bo inferred from the fact that he

But, it is said, and may be true, that the lardony was, at most part, a technical offense, consisting in Dowdy's borrow*

But be that as it may, thrf next I saw of "tbe parties was in the wagon near the Clark House. I had not heard that Dowdy was released, and when I saw him 11 cheap, asked what he was doing there He said that he wW under arrest. Knowing that this could not be the case, Under the circumstances, I. asked who .had him in charge? and he pointed out Bovard. I then asked Bovard whether be had him under arrest?"and he said that Dowdy was willing to go with him. I asked bim again.to slate whether be bad him uoder arrest? and he said no. Upon that, Dowdy got out of the wagon and went away without any direction of any hind from me. Policeman McCabe was present, and knows these facts to be true.

Here then, was a man for whose laene-

wronc, but it ia generally entertained.- I fit my office was exercised, and who re_ n.„ I covered property of great value, through A business man would pay five, doHars-l

effor^t

In comparison with this, case I would give one of a party in Springfield, Illinois, who had a horse stolen. I arrested tbe tblef and at my own expenso telegraphed to ibo own^r, who came for his property, and asked what my charges wero. I told him they were four dollars and fifteen cents. He told me that I had a right to tho fifty dollars reward, as above referred to, but I declined to take it, and would have acted in'the same way toward Bovard had he shown tho least evidonce of being a gentleman. I only mention this to show the difference between a gentleman and person who would compromise with a horse-thief.

If'I if

Daniel Crowe,

Chi6f of

1'0,ica-

Notice.—The High School Alumn will meet this evening, at the T. H. S. A room. Let all the mombors be present.

James H. Hedges, Pres't.

TnRES

Ply

Carpets.

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A I E

COOriB—BAKKB-In this city, bh the 9tk iaac., by Bar. B. H. Stlmaon, Jobs Cooper aad Susan J. Baker. y*

OOOPBB—OIBTOH—At "the uai time aad place, bjr the mum, Samuel Cooper and Margaret Girtoo^-

Souk very fine point lace and inserting, at To ell, Riplmt

dlt

the supposed ttaet, ana waa Tbotobia Billiard Salook will

bonds for bis appearanceaa I

another boy of about tbo same age, son I a witness before the Grand Jury of the I be re-opened, after a thorough ran of Mr E W. Piper, he went down to the I county, which bond he fdffeitod by failing

tioB thi8

What bis real reasons can

nnt

wanting to prosecute,

Tapestry Brussels lr new designs, just received at W S Ryce & Go's

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Kid Glo ves, all colors and numbers, just received by express. ^-3 Warren, Hobbro& Co. }0,d.3t

Ask for the "Royal Standard" Black Alpaccas. This make has weight and color not to 1m found in any other mak.e of goods. See for yourselves acd be convinced. W. S. Ryce & Co's.

Dress Goods are selling very cheap at dlt W. S. Ryce & Co's. T— Watch Repairing—In consequence of increased business I have been obliged to get an extra hand, and have been fori tunata enough to secure tbe services of an English watchmakor, Mr. Josoph Valley, of long experience and a fine workman. Those having watches to repair can take notice tind govern themselves accordingly.*^ S. R. Freeman, 161 Main street, near corner of Cth. "dwlw

The foundation of the Opjera House is now being laid. It is immediately opposite Barllett & Grundy's book store, 101 Main stret, and can be viewed from tbat establishment by its patrons Go to Bartlett & Grundy's for your books and stationary and see bow the work prore on be no in

Notice.—At a meeting of the Directors of the Vigo Iron Company held on the 31st, ult.. an assessment of 10 per cent, was made upon the capital stock subscribed to said company—payable to tbe Treasurer on the lO'.h inst. d3t P. W.

Minshall. Treasurer.

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Fob chintz patterns go to Tuell, Bipley & Darnings. A new stock just receiveddlt

Atlantic Restaurant, 156 Main Street.—Fresh Oysters,Prairie Chickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers. Jos. Kkrn, Proprietor, dlf

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A Dkuino'b.

evening.. (dlt

Call at Bahnistbb's and see those sice now goods, nowopeaing for fall and winter suits. -,:-v -i W ft £dlw-

New styles of Nbck Ties at Bannister's, No. 79 Main stereet 9-dlw.

Do you want a nice suit of clothing this fall, at reasonable prices, that will fit you to a "dot"? Drop in at No. 79 Main

transaction, however, consisted in the I street, and see the new goods just openfact that, by the law of Illinois, a party I BannisUr's is tbe place to get them arresting a horse thief,jin the manner that this arrest was made, is entitled to a reward ol fifty dollars, and in order to prevent me from obtaining tbe reward and securing It to himself, through some other person, he replevied the horse out of my hands, and. trumped up a suit lor twenty dollars damages against coo for the detention, but, after obtaining tho horse, dismissed the suit at his own coats, well knowing that it wholly lacked foundation and could not be sustained.

9-dlw

Ready-made

Clothing.—A small

stock at reasonable prices, you will find at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street 9-dlw

Twenty fieoes Black Groa Grain and Taffeta Silks just received at 9d3t Wabben, Hoberg & Op.

If you wnnt suit of clothing made to

ing the horse from Bovard to ride to Mar-1 order of new goods and cut in the laics* style call at Fred Shlewing's, 198 Main,

shall, where ho got drunk, and in that condition came on to Terre Haute.— Dowdy wasin the employ of Bovard, and Bovard, it is .said, agreed to take him back to work for him again. .,

bctwoon 6th and 7th Btreete. Sepl9 dim.

G. H. Whidden & Co., are receiving day, and selling flw

choice Peaches every day, 'f liK

Notice

to Locomotive

Fred

relueiag to pay the small sum

actually incurred in rescuing it, and who, for the purpose, of depriving me of a reward justly due me, and probably securing- it for himself, in some way, trumped up a baseless suit which enabled him to get away with Ihe property, and which suit wa? dismissed at his cost and whose conduct in not properly explaining the character of the transaction at first, sub jected ou&eounty to the expense-of keeping the accused some throo weeks in jail, —hero is" a man of this character appealing, through an ill-advised prees, for public sympathy, (Iboagti he peoposes to compromise a felony himself), and asking the pub^^to condemn a local officer, whosiLConeitbuaness pf, a.fujl diechargeof the dmtfes'Whll'iSffice, Cures' him that no citizen can blame bim for any fault or omission in its administration. It cannot seem just to charge an officer of the city in Ibis manner, upon tbe authority or statement of a man who proposes to compromise with a horse theif, undpr fro rest, and who is in contemplation, a felon himself, under our law, for conniving at tbe escape of a felony.

Engineers

Terre Haute Division No. 25 B. of L.,J5., meets hereafter Sunday a 4.00 p. m.

A- J'

Shkbbubnk, C^E.

Sepl9 d3tT G.W. Sheaneb, F.A. S.

Schlewino has just'returned

from the East and now offers for the Fall season of 1869, tbe largest and best assorted stock of Scotls, Cheviats, Melton Beaver, Cassimere, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. I solicit a call, and examination of stock and prices. Your orders shall have prompt and careful attention. Low prices, exact fits and first quaHty goods is my motto

Sepl9 dim. 2

A few more caBes of goods were opened last night at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's, For Repellanls,German Diagonal flannels (high colors for robes) zappa cloth, white black or colored Llama tassels, black silk, &c., give them a call. Every train hereafter will contribute something to their elaborate stock, and the public should remember that t))is firm does not'cry "Wolf I" for nothing. When tbeyadver tise they mean something. dlt

Great bace between the fancy goods stores of Terre Haute, for Mohair Switch es f^Hera and ''-Arnold, 69 Main Street ahead.

We had a chance Jo buy a big lot ol Mobair Switches, of the finest quality and the best assortment of colors, which we offer to our customers at a lower price than tbey can buy them at any other ea tablishment in tbe east or west, dtf

Herz

& Arnold.

89 Main St. betweon 3d and 4th

The largest and beit assortment of Gold Pens in Terre Haule is at Bartlett & Grundy's, 101 Main street. Jf you want a real good Pen, go there to get it they are all warranted No. 1. 3dtf

Night term of Ihe Terre Haute Com mercial College will begin Monday, Sept, 6th, 1869.

25,d2w

New arrival Seth Thomas eight day and thirty hour weight and spring clocks, with and without alarms. Thirty hour time alarm?, come and buy—at S. R. Freemaifs, 161, Main streot, near corner of 6th. dlf

Selling Boots and Shoes very cheap Grejner $ Forrest's. dtf

Choice 8ugar Cured Hams, at Joseph Strong's. [19,dtf

Cotton and Silk Parasols at cost, at Witlig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Darning Block. 16,dtf

Sewing Machines to sell or rent, Riddle's." dtf

Mohair Switchescheap,at Riddle's. dtf. Buy your Jewelry of Riddle. dtf. For a fine white or colored shirt, goojl and cheap or a suit of while or colored linen duck ready made or made to order, go lo Grover & Miller's, cornor 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

New Stockof Silver Plated Riddle's.

waro at dtf.

Don't forget that you can get the best Hoop Skirts made at Herz & Arnold's Skirl Factory, 89 Main street, for a good deal less money than you ,can buy old stock, which is out of style, at any other slore in tbe city. dtf

Light Prints at cost, at C. Wiltig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

Lawns at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf Summer Dbess Goods at cost, at Witlig & Co.'s, 110 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

The New Dry Goods Stobe, No. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wiltig & 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 at cost, at C. Wittig & 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 band.

J$E?H Strong, Grocer,

j25-tf. 190 Main street

Good Lack Gaiters tor $1.50 Reibold's, 64 Main Street

at D. dlf.

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

Otstbbs.—Thot. J. Ward,

in Beach's new Btoek^oan»!?r of ||i|fc tod Bbrtfc tfreeta, is aow la dsfljwtiip ofPnih Ojatofi, which fte is prepand^ famish the trade orat retail in any quantity. 3-dlf.

Taiftxhas been a decided advatfeo in prints since oar new stock was bought, but we give our customers the benefit of our good bargains. dtf Tubll, Ripley & Dimino.

Slates.—Common slates, double slates, patent slates, book slates, all styles and sizes of. slates, at Bartlett & Grundy's, and the softest and nicest pencils to go with them, you aver saw. Buy your slates and pencils at Bartlett & Grandy's, Mid yon will be stire io g«t the best. "1 d2t

Cords or New Dry Goods and Notions at Tuel), Ripley & Darning's.

:jl

dtf

1,000 yards bleached pillow ease muslin at 25c per yard, worth 3t "Wabbbw, Hobbbo St Co.

Jo Eblanoeb has just returned from New York, where he has been buying one of the largest stocks of ready made clothing for men and boys ever brought to tbe West Tbe goods are coming in now and all wanting anything in this line will find it to their advantage to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Remember, Headquarters for clotbiog, No. 93 Main street, second door ilow4lh.

For Ribbons, Sashes and Bows go to Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dtf

SOLLIvan County

Tickets for round trip, $1,00. Regulai fare, both ways, will be charged passeu gers for bding on (rain without tickets.

J. E.

Velocipedes.—A premium of $15 will be paid at tbe County Fair for the fastest velocipedist, and $10 for tbe most skillful velocipedist. &0 c\ &

Three entries mast be made and two must go. 6,d3t

The privilege of keeping one boarding house On tbe Fair Grounds during the week of tbe County Fair is for sale. Enquire of J. J. Ferrel, General Superintendant, A. B. Pegg, Treasurer, or Jos. Gilbert, Secretary. sop7-d3l,

Tbe best place in the city for Skirts and Coreels is at Weisz's Factory, 159 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth streola. 4,dtf

Another lot of nice Laces, Embroideries and Alexander Kid Gloves, which will be sold cheap, at Weisz's Skirt Factory, 159 Main street. 4,dtf

But Your wife a gold watch of Riddle. tf Men's Cloth Gaiters at $1.50 a pair at Greiner & Forrest's, Obrner of Third and Ohio streeta. dtf

.Greiner & Forrest will commence tbeir regular evening sales this week. All goods offered will be sold to the highest bidder. Corner ofThird and. Obio Sts. dtf a'i tgw-j

The only place to buy a good, stylish, home manufactured Hoop Skirt cbeap, is st Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, No. 69 Main street, between Third and Fourth. 3,dtf

Our seventy-five Oorset is superior lo any dollar Goreet sold any t^ere in the city. Call and examine it

Hbb? & Arnold,

3,dlf t| 89 Main street. •I a ,1 t. l\ .1 1 Mohair

coits at Herz & Arnol's, 89

Main streets* s.v dtf,

Etes.—To obtain good spectacles has jilways been a difficult job. Our readers will be pleased lo learn tbat that difficulty need no longer be encountered, if tbey will call at tbe jewelry store of S. JJ Freeman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris' cele brated "Perfected Spectacles." Tbey aro well spoken of by the prats in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

Cassimeres.—jp uiI line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty'a [G,d4t

Choice Wives and Liquors at gtrong'a, 190 Main street. dtf

Do you want Bargains Go to Wiltig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and'look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf

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

C. Wittiq & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

If too wakt a suit bt dothlng iBade in the very best atjrlflt and as' oheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover A Miller'*, corner 6th and Main a treats. xn26-dlf.

Fobth$laBOXST and freshest stock of Neck Ties and Collars in the.city, go to Grover $ Millar's, corner 6th and Main streeta, m?6-dtf,

artttch prii

item fast, at QiWmnACa^ 1*3 aunt 1TO Main atwH) Pining- Block. Fob the la^ia |Jt«Mii«iBtof cloths,' «awinMr«a aad vnatiaga fr Ikecity, go to Grover& Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets.

Fob

Men

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Something new in the way of a skirt, at Tuell, Ripfey & Dealing's. dtf

Fair.—-The E. &

C. B. R. Co., will sell excursion tickets to this Fair, by morning traio, leaving Terre Haute at 6:40 a. m., on Wednes day and Thursday Sept 8lh and 9th.

Martin,

Sec'y.

•I cf' Don be mistaken in your calling, but call at Bartlett & Grundy's, 10X Main street, for your School Books and Station' ery. They can show you tbe biggest pile of Books in the market, and they make glad tbe hearts of all the children who favor them with their pitrOnage, JMl

Testimonial fob the iazabub Morris Spectacle.—Mb.

8. R.

Free

man—Sir: It affords ihe pleasure to state that I have used the Lazarus Morris glasses, I purohased of you som^ two weeks ago, and'find them a cinar good class, easy and pleasant lo the eye, and in no way fatiguing it by long read ing. Tbey are the best for visual purposes brought to my consideration, and recommend them to those who need aid of spectacles as the best to be had. i„

Terbe Haute,Sept. 1st.1869. -161 Main, near corner of 6lh streel

m26-dl£

ready made clothing less than cost,

go to Graver 6-Millerty corner 6th and Main streeta. f- m26-dtf

Coffee and Suoab retailed at wholesale prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 Main street

The "Phmnix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold it 15 cehtii 4 at 21,dtf O.WrtrioACo'B.

C. Wittig£ Co, at 170i Main atreet, Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods thai must be sold. aijdtf

Xace Collars, and Rkfle's.

hanlwrchMfr at tr

Bbautiful colors in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartines,just received at Cornelius & Haggerty'a. 4dl«

Babgains I Bargains Ii Bargains! 1. at the clearance sale of Boota and Sboea 64 Main Street. -u. dtf.

and Boy's shoes at reduced prices

at D. Beibold's, 64 Main Street. dtfrr— 4k Call and see those ueautifo) French and Scotch Gioghams at Cornelius".' Haggerty'a, ..

The best pair of WTiite Hoseat ijctS-, at C. Wit*M& Co.'s, Zl,dtf 170 Main'street Deming Block. 1: i'

Go to W. H. Sige's for a delicious beverage. His elegant ,Mftrble FounL is, in. fine order. 12,dtf

Catabbh is killing' thousands of our best people, and yet Ins balance, although suffering from thia horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventnally end in Consumption. Such, however,- is the case, and we hope all will avail themselves of the beet remedy of the age— "Reader** German Snuff*—an article kept by all of our druggists, an& oaty Costing 35 cents. Iba Gbovbb,Jb, apU-diw ,': Special Agent

LOCAL NOTICES.

To RemoTe lotli Patches, Free* lea and Tan from the face, uae Perry's Moth aad Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. 0. Pa a a So by aH a

For Black Worm and Piaplea on the Face, oae PiaBT's OoaiDOSB a^d Pinna Bemedt, prepared cn\y ]y Tfr. B, C. FaaBT, 49 BonC atreet, Hew York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Wholesale Mediciae Dealers. ni»rl7deod8m-w3m

MEW ADVEaTI8EMEWTal

rrtd dONTiATSTOBS."',,J^

toon next the 2... ^. —. —•.. graveling ofacMM^stlWik Sheet streetrf.

OntheeTeniag of 'the (VadltaK and W*bash and perforin

Bonds will be r«4oMd Mr mance Bpeciflo»tioaii^pn^HfeIn^eofcta'of near

of saii^m^jwcpr^gjtoithe plat -nd jstloaa ft 9 Oity bagi-

city* Alio to po«Mwkoa o( the work •ii time, and compfeu tbe iial for im o»nlriotor, underhlflbld, if hoihoald fell toproeecute tke work ft B^tleiKe^ory

By order of the Oomnon Oottnofl. BIOHABO STROIJT, seplo OKy. Bogineer

CONTINENTAL!

The Cheapest and Best Cook Stove in the Aarketa Something new. Everybody should see It before buying the old styles. Please call anil see this Stove-

To be had only at Headquarters.

t:.~

B. L.BA1X

,*J -JO .ii .i...-

]SfOTICB TO SpPPEE^

WHITE LVfWi Xwi-.

i^^i

Central Transit Company, Qko. Dablixg,Snp't, M. K. Latos, Amt. Bnpt.,

Buffalo, H. I. Indlanapolia, Ind.

.^Through Freight Line Without change of cara batWaao Terrs Haate and all pointsWBST, BO9B0H, PBOVIDBKoB HABTKOBO. MEW HAVEN and all priampa towns in NEW ENGLAND. NEW TOBK, TBOT, ALBANY, BUFFALO Snaall •BBTBWTOIT via Terre Haute aad Indianapolis, Ballroad via Indianapolis, thence via Bellefontains Line throagb Cleveland, BuflhV and Albany. The several Ballread Oompanle* formlogthis Line have arranged this Obmpaay for the purpose or meeting the demand of. sblp»ersia«he»transportation of UEBCHANDISE, FLOUR ?.pd BULK Shipments, tfanning the WHITE OAB TUTiOUOH from point to point Without traastcf, thereby savibK dslay aad damage t* Dxeperty.comptoa at transfer points. Bates always time as otber Llnea. Lois and DamageanB over 4harg»-^ron*pr-ly settled bv Agents of thia Line.

For 0AB8, through Bill Lading aad oaa tracts, apply to U. SHIffMAKXB, Agent, Corner 9th and Main sis., Terra Haule, Ind. aqglSdlp

gLOCKCOAL,

To tinTORy of Teifre Haate aad »I We have thia day appointed B. t. Merrill aa sole agent focthe saleot oar Baperktr Block Ooal for Terre Haute, aad all others representing themselves sgenta frpm oar Bank ssay be consid cred Imposters, as we have transferred to Mr. Merrill exclusive fight. The quality of this coal cannot b» aarpasped for geaefal purpoata by aay in Olay county. yery

In acceptance of the above ageney, I wonld state for tbe benefit of all who bare heretofore been nslag otheir qualities, which ware generally accompanied by cheaper rates,aay lilM, tb^t these qnalltles were very inferior to^har whfph 1 now offer, particularly that trom tbe "Otter Oieek Ooal Oempany," or any baak with which there is a furnace connected, inasmuch ss no better than second or third rate, that- which^ cannot be nsed for lurnace purposes, tver see* the Terre Haute market, for which agents charge, almost the same rates at which much batter eailM MvnWeft. Thepe facts I oaa sahstsatiat«i ft fasemarf for convincing proof. I will, at all tlnies, use my best andeavora to accommodate, hotb aa regards qaality and quantity aad pries, and trnst bj close attention to all orJ«n, to «fo»(»e a literal share of patransg]. For farther infor. matlun please call at my office at the old stand of Knglts A Tott, No. 107 Main street,

Very respeccfhlly,

OBDDfAHCB

JLB. hmiftlMlls Win of BaMxoed OeapsalwtrUhhitfceORj ItaiU,aad ymertklsifMdki

fw vMsttoN of tta sum.

limmum l. Mfatwiii a* /aAtr if 9m* Rum, That at locamotive iMe, nlwil n—na w, or imghl e*r, iWH ftawa, ytefeiM, or apm or alon^-aay tiiMU ttaak withta aaMcity, at a gnauf rate

TI|if(ilkSili*aRN|iikNr. gw.1 It rSWiaal iishh, nllw» mlsnr, Srala wsfculw. Mr other panoa, shall cmae or »miraMlwHI» aetf—, C»r, or can, or train mf cat*, ta stop or MUih apoa aay atreet or rm'lread ereaaiag, etth aaM dlj, at which, by the liaaa of this Ortiaaaee, a flagman oris be rtatioMd or hept, for a leafer period itn aMaatee, xanj oae ltM, Mr apoa aay jr Street aal railroad emulate raid city for lo^W period ttaa InntntM,

Sac. S. Sbaald mmj atreet or railroad croaeieg iaaUif eit baaad nrtiati ocrapled aad ohatracUd, la whale or In part, by aay tire

I* of railroad

cars»lbr aad dartaf the period af Breaiiaatea, It aiait be the daty ol each aad every railroad coatpaay a pea whoea lla« of road each obetrwstioiatt tteir, thtir agaata or employee, oa or before the eaptrattoa of aaid Ire aainalae, whaa (namcaaaeth*aatir*Iral* caaaot ha, propaHaloSNamdt*Mr aaiiiite*fthe atreat oeoapied aad obatrpatf| »a af8H»aiti, to eaaae aaah cara aa may he o« atar aaid croaaiac to haaaiiaplti, aadawnaoaediTtaha of thatrafai that aaade, removed from off the aforeaaid atrcea aid railroad crosaiag, la an oh a maaaer as to have aaM atreat eahrely freaand aaohatraotad tdaaMtnia, whaa ayaiacoupled,ihaU be iwvsd feHhwith from off aay tach cmri«| as

Iku 4. Haj I oi ease tire atl*a, raUraadear or traia of cara,raaaiag la the aisht time, ea aay railroad track la aaid etty, shall hare aad keep, VbttesoraaaieK, a brilliant aad coaapi light oa tha lerward aad oC aaeblooamr tire eagtaa, or traia of eara, aadahaltheve aad keep, aome aaBeiaat sigaalU(bt in charge of aasse eampeteat peraoa who ehall remain apoa the rear aad of each locomotive tagiar, railroad car or traia of oara whaaerer the same may be backing ateag ahy (rack as aforesaid.

Sac. 6. No railroad eompaay shall cease oral lav the whiatlaof tar locomotive angiae to be aoaadad withia the city, except ia mahlaa nacee aary braka-rfgaala, ahff sach aa may ha abaolnte ly altmnary toprsveat laJwy taperaoaa, aad ta property other ihwa their awn, aad that ia their poeacasioa aa rrelght.

Sic. A. The btlrof each locomotlm engine shall ha raagoeatlnnally walla-raaatag wtthla said city. dec. 7. No company, corporation or peraoa shall be allowed to deposit or place in the etreet any lamber, gooda ar other material, aor shall tbey U* aay catfr^di thSrtreat Vrlth aayi tarial depoeitod there, aor erect or aiaiataln any s#llch hooee. or other bnfldlng npoa aay street highway ar alky 'within the city llmlta. 8h. Si Bach railroad oompaay raaaiag apon any railroad within said city, shall erect at the entraiice ef each railroad to said city, a signboard having therson the words -'stop speed," "ring hell,!' legibly painted thereon, and keep the same so. erected.

Sao. 9. No railroad company shall cause oral law •thaicylandsr-cock or cocks of Aay or either of thatr several locomotive eaglaes, to be opened aoae to permit ateam to escape thralroni at any time while rnnnlag upon or along any railroad track lail over or along any atreet of aaid oity, or whaa aaah engine ia ia the isamediate proximity to aay inch crossing or street.

PnovHnm, however, tbat whin inch engine ahall be ataading at each point la aaid city, and for three rafolntloaa of the driving wheel altar being pnt in motion, the said cocks maybe open ed, for the purpose of allowing condensed steam 10 MClpt.

Bao. 10. All railroad oompaniea whoee track or tracks cross or internet the following named streets, at tbe pointa herein designated, to-wit at Poplar street, Wabash atraet, Chestnut street Thirteenth atreet, 8eveath atreet, Sixth street, Fifth atraet, Fonrai street and Third atreet, and at all atreet erasing* where they ahall barcqolr ed so to do by the Mayor afasdd city, ahall etation keep and maintain bom S o'ekxk A. M. nntii o'clock M., at their own expense, at each and every one of aaid atreet and railroad croaaiags, a Bagman whose daty it ahaU be to signal persons traveling in the direction of any or either of tbe crossings aforesaid, an'd warn them, by day aad by night, of the approach of any locomotive en giae, oar,.ojr traia of cara, or other impending danger.

Sac. 11: Ko railroad company nor railroad cor peretion, nor any"of the ageotsor employ ea shall, in making np' cr movlag cara alor^ afly railroad track within aaid city," nnconple a train or trains while in motion, leaving the uncoupled port lo* of such train or trains to follow or precede the othsr portion by acqniiad momsntau, at or in th» vlciBlty of any street and railroaa crosetng.

Sto. 12. Bach superintendent of any railroad •hall fnrhlsh each engineer anil train conductor cf any railroad running within aaid city, a car tilled or printed copy of this Ordinance, and sbail moreover farnlsh to any oflcer of said city applying therefor, the name 'of any peraoa in tbe employ meat of aaM railroad company who r*-~" have been charged with having violated aa the provisions of this Ordinance. 8eo. 13. Any railroad company or railroad corporation, who shall by themselves, their agent* or Jemploya*, violate or fall toobeerve any of the foregoing previsions of thi* Ordinance, or say agent or employe of any railroad company or railroad corporation, or other person who •hall violate or foil to observe the same, shall for each violation or failnre to observe the same, be flnsd in a sum aot less than ten dollars nor ex eaeding Sfty dollars.

Stc.lti Aa emergency existing for the prompt taking eSSct of thtv: Ordinance, all by-laws are autpeaded hindering the same, and it shall he in for®e frost aad after its passage and publication la Ihs Terra Haute

Saturday Bvaniag.Oasette, and Buerger Ze.tung. Passed September 7th, 1869. O. F. COOKKBLY, Mayor. Attest: Dasixl L.

ffl! 11 UK

W. H. BANNISTER Wti

ti!^

At No. 79 Main Street, ....... ...

A S O

Ocnslstlngfn pari of

^3 FOB—

liih, 1869.

ItmBitUf, I«n., A

1,5

augl&ttf B. V. MXBBtLL.

BUILDING CONTBACT0B3.

Proposals for making excavation an( building basement for new School Building to be erected at Charleston, Oolsa county, IDiaoia, Win he reoeived up to the 15th day of September, 1869.

Stae ol bnildlpg to he83 feet Jiachae br foat 4 inchea, with two (8) project^as 30 ftet iaahhs by 9 feet 4 inches, and onr(l) projection 9 Cast by

Mtllldmt': e. Materials—Concrete, Stone ani Brick. All msaaaramoata taken from the exterior ot wall.

The plan and epectBcntlono can be seen at my office, at OharieatBu, Illinois. Tho Board of DimcMrsrassrvaath* riAfeta re. ^ect any and sU bids. J. K. WILSOH, sentdlOt Clerk of Board of Directors.

J,V A

1T'

.11'

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Bisin«sr Suits

FlneBlack Cloths and Doeskins

{smser* »iam

C|o$l)s uid Beavers,

FARLE%,j& ROACH,

WANfCD

TIT ANTED—SHOUMAKBUS.--Area aood Khaeasahera waattd iamdl-1' atalyoaaffiae Oair SUM Ba»t,oea 9mm fclf rag Boat, aadeaeVfaach Klp^t »ektNGood_ waceeaWsa. Bc.qa'ra at EMGLBS A iwil S^T Boot aad Shoamaaafaalary, No. 1(17 Mala atraet. aep9dlw

"1X7"ANTED—Two first-rato rls —oaateeoek, wash aad iroa, lh« other to •araeaadaasiotlnhoawwark. Apply to

,-t

Express, Terre Haute Journal

Viokbbx,Oity

O.erk.

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tTiil

MM. 8A1IUBL 8. BABLY,

7dl« Ro»m Ko. H*a(« Bocn." LZ \A7ANTED—Agont for the Man hattan I.lfo lnsaranoa Company laTensr Banteaad viclaity. A good man eta di well for thia old and proaprroua com pan*. Apply, glrlrgf qaalMcatiose aad refereaoaa, to sep«d3t K.w YorV/i?

WAH'i'HD—To

t*»A'

Kll

if Jf

bk'itAt*.

Is now receiving his ti&i 'it9(441

as in-i

irt-i iif I

Plain,

\Um~

^-•n-isaa ma.-£ 19an t*xr auj i*& OI»V, .. .'I Had .ditse

I i'- tuoti/U *.[? in. A ,«nst ulj

A S S 1 E S

x* ft iMf iktfii* t\ 1***9 ,*•-»& *^41^ a

i4v.

*i*WACTt7msas ij .*|Jf

SADDLES AND HARNBSS,

alio nsaLEsa nr.

Oollarip Whips, Carry Colics,

Sept J, dwtf

it&itff. -i&ffifc.

t'-'w" j.

tafi]

Mi?®!! Coatings, H*

°s

ill.

Cheviots, Ac., Ac.

denflemen w/shltig CIotLlog male to order the lataat atyle and mest reliable manner, at reaeoaabie pricee, are requeated to call and examine hia etook bsfore purchasing. aep9dw2m mm sm*B» aw., -M (Him _.v y*

.-j*

BRUSHES, 4pc

No. 174 MaaBtrce«, nppsaite 0'Boyle's Leather Store, Terra Maasa lad.- u.* »'»e Agents for Uncle Sam's Harness •. •. jy26-wly

Kent.- Any per*

soa having a email dwelling for rent, wllhla four or Bva sqaarra cf the ••Qaaatte" of Bee, can Sad a ready appllcaat by calling at tbe Oaaalteofice. A 4th or 5th atreet location pe forrad. wpt

\\TANTBD.—At the National Hon**, twe dlnlag rasa girls, two bail boy* aad ately.

a Brat class raaner. Apply lmm*diaog27dif

PM JIBMT.

FDowliag

3R BENT.—Booms No. 1 ft

Hall. The raoai'are wdl ada^ttd

for thaFlsar aad Faed, Oraia ar aay heavy besi•ess. Possession given immediately, for partlcalara loquireof Blpreoe A Co., at the Hall, or T. O. Baatin, Tarnllaaie llaaea. eugMdtf BIPPJrtOB* Or.

OB RENT—The Store Boom

FOIopposite

the southeast corner or the National

House, the Poefoflkio. Apply at the House.

Rational JyMdtt

FOR SALE.

FBagleSALE--House

3B and Lot on

atraet, between Sixth and. Seventh.

Enquire of B.B WnlGflT A OO. aagttdtr

FSouth

)B SAliK—A nice property on

8ixth street brick noose, 10100ms,

nicely grained and papered, near two acrea of ground set with ornamental treea and all kind, of bearing fruit trees, grapes aad email berries. ia a demrabl a property aad will te sold low on term* to suit. If not sold anon will be lor i«uc Ua good careful tenant. Baqulreof

ISdtf A. O. FOKBOW.

TPOB SALE.—BUGGY at a bar-

Ss gain. It has a good Leather Top, buiit In tbe eaat, for sale cheap, applying immediately at Kissaer's Falaoe of Music.

Fat

Ang61mdw

OB 8ALE.--Two horses, cheap

L. Kissaer's. No. 41 Ohio street.

Aog6dlm

•i it'1

S O O O O S r.rfi.ib 'Khl //i« »IU|v., ,u i-nbj*. »J wt -tadi "\lir.iiwji

A O O E S

a t.t\ «,Wteiai

Wo." lOO Main Street, -.« itt

41i

ho.'i

TEBBE HAUTE, IHD.?,

CORY & DEFREES, a

ia fi -jrf.on

Wholesale and Beiail Dealeisin it irfir •v^-S 1 tl'jJri'ir jua to W a a a I iV it ii

A W A E

Uo.f ft

vil

Iron, Steel

-Mtt jr^ais

wwj ikiU im*k f-m 1 at

bails',"'

ous

•8' •«.

"AlllTiW. i5» tu mfti: V, itwint' at 9&SHt fV'v-:,. Doors,' -f, Blinds,

t»nf ittewiha fj'ti, 't

te It#

Carpeit«r's.T»§ls.

•TMMt

~ae\ «-tfadaiiajd~austusT J'u

Spokes,

i«aaym»»

iiff-.. lev,® '(J! r, Felloes, tf?, r»

TJ sitni ititf

Hubs,

fuxmAA! .U70J11 tv iKa, etltn lOi ?Ki ,()

MI s# KMkaattHsnfths'vfanut aassj,

fiVH 4 LRATHBB BILTIlti, if,

I 5, SHt -its .i 1w •..Il.v, ., i-, ,j iH-rnumati tta tux

I'e.t -.in* ,nuUj(04Uj*Ptti Ut*

^..aco.,aco.

No. 121Maln*Iand 3 Fifth Sts.,

Terre Haute, Ind,

1 SI

I VlV

land

ACEHCY.

?trs: -la-t** J. tu *4#utnti tune

t-Ajii x*\u

Heal Estate Coloain

jr' OB ,l»l ,»,' ,iffi)

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Haute, Ind.

AtMtracta of title furnished, Lews negotiated, and Money invested.

fOB 8-A

OITf PBOPXBTT.

B«rty Lota In Liatoa's Addition to Terra Haul. House and lot, east Ohio atraet, Bouse aod lot,in McMurraia's Addititiea. HoaMaud lot in Sibley's addition ou 6tii street, Hon*, and lot ia hue's addition on Stb .treat, Howe «nd lotos Ppplar, b»t»s*a 4th aadltb streets,

Houm and lot oa North tifc, batwex iKxasat and Linton aueeta. Two tiaaineee Hoaeee oa -uaiii sir.

OOONTT PBuPBBTt

Barm ef acres (a Honey Cr -lr twi,sfct0l£ 178 aoraa in Linton townahln. 3 Acrea below th» sltt,

lanMdtt

»«aM,raal

W -r« Si VV I. II

I I N E

MM. BIJtmilCjHAH Daa Amoved to the fcorihr of Boar th aad t)-~ "J"??*?

bio

BOW

®P*Qi°K fall and

coaa•

pi ete stock of 8prise style Boaueu, BlbSena. Blow »rs, Be. HAIB GOODS—Oonatantly on hand a choice aasortment of Switches, Coila

Victoria

Taflh aad aU kinds or Hair Work, Ud& and see the assortment.

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