Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 September 1869 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

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Wednesday Morning, 6ept.45th, 1869,

BAIIIBOAD TIME TABLB.

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POT up your stoves.

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.10:15 A.

CITY NEWS.

GOOD morning

No SUICIDES yesterday I

TUB County Fair to-day.

DID you have tha "blues" yesterday?

THK car of "ice" M-ida us shiver yes terdav.

PAHKB COUNTY lias no licensed liquor saloons.

A HECB8SITTricultural Fair.

GEORGE W. MORGAN, a Terre Haute boy, brother of Wm. Morgan, engineer on the Indianapolis road, has been unanimously nominated by the Republican party for the offise of County Treasurer at Pueblo, Colorado.

THE VENUE in the cases of the State vs, Matthias M. Brown and Wm. H. Brown indicted in Sullivan county for the murder of John Drake on the 12th ofSuly 1864 was, on yesterday, changed to Vigo county. The defendents were let to bail. The case3 will stand for trial at the next term of the Criminal Court, commencing on the first Monday of next month.

COUNTY FAIR.—Owiog to the rain which fell unceasingly yesterday, very little was done at the Fair Grounds. The prospect at nine o'clock last evening was that to-day would be clear, and if so the entries will begin in earnest. The programme is given elsewhere. We do not speak from authority, but presume the rule closing entries at twelve o'clock will not be strictly observed.

WM. M. MBKWIN, late clerk of the lat Home of Representatives was in the city yestorday. Ho will shortly go into the Collect sofllce with Qon.While. Mr Morwii will be remembered by some of our ciii zeni as many yoiri ago book-keeper for E. S. Wolfe, in thia city, and afterwards ass ciaud wilh Bob Livingston, on th commission business, on' tha wost side ol the square. Ho is a clever gentleman and possesses excellent business qualification*

MUSCLE.—Two bruisers, one employed at the nail works and the other on one of the railroads centering here, have entered into a written agreement to fight each other according to the rules of P. R. for $200 a Bide. The "mill'' is to come off within a few weeks at some point near this city. Vigilance on the part of the Sheriff and his subordinates may prevent this disgraceful encounter.

CRIMINAL COURT.—Three eases were disposed of.yesterday, as follows: Isaao Devee, who stole a horse and buggy from Mr. A. B. Fouts, some three weeks since, was sentenced to the penitentiary for a term of two years.

William Arnold, for stealing a pair of old boots from S. E Rode, was sentenced for one year.

Michael Hanley stole three quarts or whisky, for which the jury said he must go to jail ten days and pay a fine of ten dollars.

Erny was brought out of jail and asked if he was ready to go to trial. -He said he was, but on acoount of the absence of his counsel, Mr. Voorhees, he could not fix the time- He seems impatient for a trial and is not a little vexed at the dilatoriness of the gentlemen who have the case in hand. It is understood that the cue will come up next week.

the situation.

-Fair weather for an AG

HOME RACINO will not be the leading feature of our county fair.

SPRINKLING wagons, fans and coats were not wanted yesterday.

linen

If you have anything worthy of exhibition take it to the Fair to day-

WITH anything like fair weather todrtv, the county fair will bo a succees.

THE Mayor and other city officials went around the corner to theis new quarters yestordfly.

PERSONAL.—J. T. Williams, of the Tuscola, Ills, Journal,

few days.

IMPROVEMENTS in Terre Haute astonish former residents on their return after several years' absence.

VELOCIPEDE race at the Fair this afternoon at three o'clock. Wo learn that quite a number of entries will be made.

Now is THE TIME to tslay the weeds, if you don't want them to propagate and "increase an hundred fold" next season

COOL WEATHER has cloied the beer, gardens and materially reduced the basi neBs of the beer-saloon. Their harvest has passed and their summer ended.

WE learn on good authority, that if proper efforts are made the shops of the Ind. & St. Louis road can be transferred from Litchfield to this city.

MEMBEB8 of the press convention, and invited guests will dine at the Terre Haute House at 1 o'clock to-day. Immediately after dinner the convention will assemble in the Reepption Room of the Terre Haute House.

AHBDITOB who has been looking at! FABMnro—AtthU sewon of Agricultriehinse through a mifcroscopa says they I tural fairs, when the attention and are spotted like rattlesnakes, coiled like thought sof nearly all clas£ea of poopleare rattlesnakes, and bearing their head aloft I directed more than usually to scientific as if aboust to -strike like rattlesnakes, farming, the following paragraph from Their look was ugly, malignant and ven. 1 Harpers' Magazine will be read with m«mous, and we thought we shouldn't like terest: to eat them, no matter in what style cook- Farming is a profession,

ed, whether boiled, baked, stewed, grilled, a A ai fncaised or deviled.

intelligence office in this city, advertises I

in the country papers that he has several

good situations open for book-keepers, clerks, salesman, etc. We can see no good reason for going out of town to ad vertise this, as there arc hundreds of our young men right hero who would be glad (o obtain just such situations. Ap

As the American Pianos are regarded all over the world as the be3t, therefore Americans must be the best judges, and fully regard their approbation: The

tbat

tion, unaided by Foreign Medals or Roy-1

limes.

IMMENSEPIANO FACTORY.-We g've

Lhis morning an illustration and descrip.

welcome at

& Co. In the examination of

FOR the information of those folks who are very anxious to see Encke great comet that is euppoted to bavo a caudal ppendange long enough to reach around the world a million times or more, we publish the astronomical note that, with the aid of a good telescope, the comet can be seen-in tte constellation Taurus, at about three o'clock in the morning, in the northwestern quarter of the heavens, closer figurjs in three hours and fifty-one minutes of right ascension and 1 degrees 60 minutes of north declination. We hav'nt seen the celestial new-comer as yet, but if the astronomical prediction don't yarn, the show will be free to all in I in this city October, wbon the grc.lo.t c.«.t thi. (luring lb. l.t. opprm.o. of^mon.y generation ba. known „nJ .can will m.k. tar.in tba East, I can now off.r tb. late.t

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its appearance "for a few nights only.

AGUES AND FEVERS are now prevailing in this vicinity to an extoht not known for many years, and we do the unfortunate sufferers a kindness in directing attention to the advertisement elsewhere of Nichol's Ague Tonic, manufactured by Barr. Gulick & Berry. We have therein

and

the certificate of a cure in the family of S „D»«Kis«h. Mr. E. Ohm, after four or five years suf-

ing with dumb chills and fever, and also a certificate of Mr. Frank Myers, who after a two years contest with fever and ague, and a trial of all other patent medicines, without relief, was cured by Nichols1 Ague Tonic. These gentlemen are well known and their state'monts oan be relied on. Besidos it i3 well known that the house of Barr, Gulick & Berry would not manufacture or urge the Eale ofamodicine which had not the merit claimcd. They could give other testimo nials, but feel assursd that one fair trial will satisfy the most incredulou?.

DAY OF ATONEMENT. Our Hebrew friends are observing the Day of Atonement, the most solemn and important of I Qftns

all the days of the Jewish calendar. On this day all differences and misunder standings between brethren must be set' tied. As God has forgiven transgressions, he also requires all His children to forgive. food iB to be taken from last evening until the going down of the sun this evening,

Next Monday week, the 15th of

Tishri,

begins the Feast of Booths, in commemoration of the preservation of the children of Israel while in the wilderness.— This is a so't of harvest festival, in which there is special rejoicing and thanksgiving for tho manifold goodnes of God in causing the earth to abundantly yield her frujts. On this day the blessing of God is invoked on all nations and people without regard to race or denominational distinctions. The feast lasts fight days.

CONI'KBBNCK APPOINTMENTS. —The following are tho appointments of Methodist clergymen for this and the Gresnc«5tle districts, »«e announced by the Bishop presiding, in Conference, at LaPay ette, yestorday

TERRE HAUTE DISTRICT.

It. Hargrave, Presiding Elder. Terre Haute. Asbury—O. Skinner. Terre Haute, Centenary—J. Foxwortby.

Brazil—C. S. Burgner. Harmony-J. W. Montgomery. Bellmor«—D. W. Risber. Russelville—S. M. Hays. Annapolis—Ira G. Morrel an4 one to be supplied.

Rockville—J. J. Stallard. Montezuma—L. S. Buckles. llosedale To bff supplied. Sanford—John M.Stafford, and one to be supplied.

Clinton—C. B. Heath.. Newport—W. A. Smith. ORKENCASTLE DISTRICT. S. Godfrey, Presiding Elder. Greencastle, Roberts—J. W. Greene. Greencastle, Simpson—A. A. Brown. Coatsville—J. F. McDaniel. Clayton—T. Bartlett. Danville—N. Greene. Clqfmont—J. E. Wright.

Morton—Elihu Mason. Pittsboro—To be supplied.

Zionsville—O. C- Haskell, one to be supplied. Jamestown—H. B. Ball- ,t

Bainbridge—H. A. Gobin. 'J Ladoga—Jesse HillDarlington—J. Spinks. Crawfordsville—A. A. Gee. Crawfordsville Circuit—W. G. Vessele.

Philander Wiley, Professor Indiana Asburv University, and members of Roberts Quarterly Conference.

Rev. C. A. Brooke was transferred to the Cincinnati Conference.

not to say a

science. If any one doubts this statement, let him leave his city home—for no one bred in the country will doubt it and undertake to cultivate even a garden

.y oiarlefl an I of half an acre the summer. Hdwill UNSON UBCBLL, who ^has stariea *u

th(jn fin(J knowifor odge jg

essential to the

rjgj^ Df tjje 8padQ

as the pen, and

there is as great difference between

the scientific farming of Flanders, where literally not a weed is to be seen, ani that of many of our farmers, the_ wealth or whoaa soil is about equally divided be tween fruits and weeds, as between the trade of a modern commercial city and the barter of a backwoods settlement.

It is true that agriculture has been the

plicants are requestod to enclose $1.00 as I iwUo receive the impetus of modren seia registering fee. Perhaps this explaios

ence.

It is that many agnculturifts

conten.trueg0 to on

ouuBujitii

Knabe Piano has attained its high posi-1 money wh"ichheakes in the .U T?nt7. I 1 F.WNTA* LFT

C0UntjDgr00m.

al Decorations Exclusive Agancy at I thus able to get the benefit of experiments Terre Haute, Eiissner Palace of Music, without paying for them where a full atsortment of the above eel abrated instruments may be found at all

fn way a of their

are conieni to go fathers, because experiments are costly But it is also true that they are unable to compete with those who understand the USH of new instruments, methods and fertilizers. Agriculture is also becoming in this country a popular recreation. Many a gentleman is content to spend on bis ... l. _i_ «n 4 ha

Tfie practical farmer is

COUNTY FAIR PROGRAMME.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH. The Books will ba kept open for en

trie3 unln

12 o'clock, at which time they

wili be

FU- factory

S?.K.nabo & Co., Baltimore, whose pianos I ... -..i •ire on ale at the exclusive ager.cy for Terre Haute, "Kissners Palace of Music" [t is worthy a place in our columns as showing the immento proportions which his branch of trade has assumed. Should •»ny of our readers v'.sit the Monumental City they will flod a cordial tho house of Win. Knabe meantime we suggest an their pianos at K-issner.*.

closod. All articles must bo in

The various Committees will be called and filled at 2 p. M. Velocipede Race at 3 p. M.

TNUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH 10 A. M. The Committees will com mence work in the various

^10* A M. The Exhibition of Horses for General purposes will begin. Also Breeding Cattle. 2 p. M. Exhibition of Horses for Light Harness and Special Purposes 4 p. M. Trotting otuntrained Horses,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH 10 A.M. Exhibition of Heavy Draft Horses, Jacks and Mules. Thorough Bred and Fat Cattle. 10 A. Auction Salp of §topk and A 2 p. Walking Horses. 3 p. M. Payment of Premium?.

ALL YE WHO LOYE MUSIC LOOK HERE!—For the coming Fall trado I am now reeeiving altogether the finest as well as the largest stock of the beet Piano?, the Silver Tongue Organs and Melodeons, together with every variety of small musical instruments, yet opened

Purchasing hrgely. for cas}i

most elegant goods at prices wh.ch others may call cost or below cost, and old goods in the bargain. In my music trade in this city, have so far been sue I cessful as to command a patronage extending for hundreds of miles in all d^r I rections from Terre Haute, thus making it a certainty that purchasers, by visiting the Palace of Mwslc wh#n needing any-

-i (I thine*in tba musical line, wjll meet m-

struments second to no other establish

I ment East or West. AH are invited to call and see for themselves, no trouble to I show Goods. L. KISSNER,

Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. 15-dlw,wl w.

HUMBOLDT LODGE U. D. meets in regular communication this evening at 7J o'clock. Members of the above lodge, as well as all master masons in good standing, are cordially invited to attend.

PH. SCHLOSS, W. M.

J. KUPPENHEIMER,Sec'y.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS I!—By this date I am prepared to serve up the Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any other house in the city also I sell by

Private entrance tn the Restaurant on Fourth street. C. A. IMBERY, Cornor Fourth and Ohio streets. 15,dim

THE members ol the "J. T. Club" are requested to meet for business at their Hall on Main street this evening at seven and a half o'clock. By order of the

DL'T PRESIDENT.

THAT DOLLAR11—How to save it.— We are selling Staple and Fancy Dry Goods NotIons,&c.,cheaper than any other house in toyrn, and we have the largest stock

may be

we don't

mean

this, but if you

arc dispoEod to be saving of your green backs you might drip in and see.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING.

d5twit. Corner Main andFifih St's.

BUSINESS 11 BUSINESS!11— |F« mean it.—If

you will drop in at our store

will take less than a minute to see that wo have the larges', cheapest,

DIED

BALL—On Teeaday, September 14th, at 1% M., Mary Kate Ball* wife of Geo.

stock of Dry Goods in the city. If you are attached to your "currency"

it is well

to know where you can get full value for it. The place is

TUELL, RIPLEY & DBMINQ'S," d5twlt Corner Main and Fifth St's.

SMOKING TOBACCO.—The finest Virginia Gold Flake and Honey Bee smoking tobacco at Katzanbach's. 14:tf.

FINE Havana and Yara Cigars, lOcts, at Katzenbach's. 14-dtf.

FOB CHEWING.—The finest brands of Fine Cut and Plug tobacco atN. Katzenbach's. 14 dtf.

FOR FIVE CENTS.—Clear Cuba Cigar at N. Katzenbach's, Main street. 14-dtf.

C. Wrmo & Co, at 170 Main street, Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods tbat must be sold. 21,dlf

LACE OOLLABS, Ridle's.

Ball, aged I

51 jMtl. Funeral frcm wiMiao to-day {Wedneeday) at P. II. Friends of the family are invited to attoad without farther notice.

HIWITT—In thia city, on the 13th inat.,

Mt.

Wni. Hewitt, in the 47tk yaar of kis ag:. Fnnerpl services at the EapUst Church, on Cherry Street, near 6tb. thia morning at ten 'clock.

KSHDLZ—At aeveo o'clock ye iter day morning, after nlktiif Intents pain for two week*, from cong-stien of the brain, Mlnaie, rmly ngbter of J. J. and 8. A. Keadle, egad two year*.

The funaril urncet will occar thia afternoon at four o'clock, froq) the residence en Lafayette road, one square north of Locnat street. The friend* are invited to attend withont farther notice.

THE BEST FRENCH MUSTARD by the quart and gallon—also Limburg Cheese at C. A. Moench's Grocery Store, on Main street, three doors west of Seventh dlw.

O. N. S. I. M. S. at Singer Agency 83 Main street. 12dtf

SINOER Machines sold on monthly pay' ments at 86 Main street. dft

NEW ATTACHMENTS 83 Main street,

BOORD & SON have on hand a fine lot of dress flannels. Call and see them. Septl2-dtf.

MILLINERY GOODS.—S. L. Straus has has returned from New York with the largest and finest stock of millinery goods ever brought to this ci'yr Milliners can assort, themselves, at his wholesale room on the second floor, as well and at as low prices as anywhere in this country.

For the retail department, Mrs. Straus has selected, herself, the finest and choicest goods to be found in New York» which she will be happy to show to her customers. sel2-d&w3m.

Boo up Sp Soif are sel]ing all staple article at bottoip prices. Septl2-dtf.

OAT MEAL, Cracked Wheat and Pearl Barley, at Joseph Strong's, No 190, Main St. dtf.

CHICCE WINES and Liquors Strong's, No. 190, Main St.

at Joseph dtf,

A LARGE stock of Sugars, Coffees and Teas sold cheap. JOSEPH STRONG, 190 Main St. dlf.

FINE ENGLISH MACKEREL StroBg's.

at oosepn -dtf.

WHITE PEPPER, Pure English Mustard, Cochi Ginger, Penany Cloves and Nutmegs, choice Spices of all kinds at Joseph Strong's. dtf.

ONE HUNDRED DOZEN more of those fine French Goblets at a much le=s price than ever sold in the city, 75 cents per set, at Qreiner $ Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets.

WATCH REPAIRING.—In consequence of increased business I have been obliged to get an extra hand, and have been for tunate enough to securo the services of an English watchmaker, Mr. Joseph Varley, of long experience and a fine work man. These having watches to repair can tako notice and govern themselves accordingly. S. R. FREEMAN, 161 Main street, near corner of Oth dwlw

FRESH OYSTERS.—For A No 1 Oysters call on Thos. J. Langford, in Beach's new Block, corner of Main and Sixth streets, who is now in daily receipt of Fresh Oysters, which he is prepared to furnish the trade or at retail in any quantity. 3 dtf

ATLANTIC RESTAURANT, 156 MAIN STREET.—Fresh Oysters,Prairie Chickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers, Jos. KERN, Proprietor, dtf

CALL AT BANNISTER'B and see those nice new goods, now opening for fall and winter suits. 9-dlw.

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.

ARGAINS I Bargains 11 Bargains II I at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. dif.

MEN and BOY'S shoes at reduced prices at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

CALL and see those ceautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty'-. l2-d4t.

OUR seventy-five Corset is superior to any dollar Corset sold any where in the city. Call and examine it.

3,dlf

and bankerchiefs at tf

BEAUTIFUL colors in Crape Meretg Bereges and Lamartines, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

CASSIMERES.—f ull line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty [6,d4t

Do YOU WANT BARGAINS Go to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, peming Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf

THE beet pair of White Hoee at 15 els., at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block.

HERZ & ARNOLD,"1

89 Main street.

MOHAIR COILS at Herz & Arnol's, 89 Main street. dtf.

EYES.—To obtain good spectacles has always been a difficult job. Oar readers will be pleased to learn that that difficulty need no longer be encountered, if they will call at the jewelry store of S. Freeman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris' celebrated "Perfected Spectacles.'' They are well spoken of by the press in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

PEELED DRIED PEACHES at C. I. Ripley's. edtf 1 -.—r~-rr—r—j—^

A FULL LINE of Ladies, Misses arid Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them fast, at C. WITTIG & Co.% 21dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

FOB the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

FOB ready made clothing less than co§t, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. P26-dtf

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

THE "PhaBnix" JJoae, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. WITTIG & Co'^.

NEW STYLM or HICKTn at Baanb* ter'e, No. 79 Main lUreet. 9-dlw.

•Do YOTT want a nic« salt of clothing tbte fall, at reasonable price*, that,will fit )wa to "dot"? Drop in at No. 79 Main street, and see the new goods just opening. Bannister's is the place to get them. 9-dlW ••V's.r.sV.

READY-MADE CLOTHING.—A snail stock at reasonable prices, you will find at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street 9-dlw

IFyou wont a suit of clothing made to order of new goods and cot in the lates style call at Fred Shlewing's, 198 Main, between 6th and' 7th streets.

Sepl9 dlm.-

G. H. WHIDDEN

at the Agency dlf

SINOEB MACHINES for work at 83 Main street. Paw

all kinds of dtf

BOORD Ss SON are now almost daily in receipt of new Fall goods, are selling rapid and cheap. eeptl2-dtf.

Sept9 dim.

Co., are receiving

choico Peaches every day, and selling cheap. dlw

FBED SCHLEWINQ has just returned from the East and now offers for the Fall season of 1869, the largest and best assorted stock of Scotls, Cheviats, Melton, Beaver, Cassimere, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. I solicit call, and examination of stock and prices. Tour drders shall have prompt and careful attention. Low prices, exact fits and first quality goods is my motto.

GREAT BACE between the fancy goods stores of Terre Haute, for Mohair Switch ea Herz and Arnold, 69 Main Street ahead.

We had a chanoe to buy a b:g lot ol Mohair 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 establishment in the east or west. dtf HERZ & ARNOLD. 89 Main St. betweon 3d and 4tii.

THE LARGEST and beil assortment of Gold Pens in Terre Haute is at Bartlett &<3rundy's, 101 Main street. If you want a real good Pen, go there to get it they are all warranted No. 1. **1 ^1 3dtf

NIQHT TERM of the Terre Haute Com mercial College will Begin Monday, Sopt 6th, 1869. 25,d3w

SELLING Boots and Shoes very cheap at Greiner & Forrest's. dtf iir'-.M]

COTTON and Silk Parasols at cost, at Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Darning Block. J16,dtf

SEWING MACHINES to sell

vor^.rent,

BUY your Jewelry of Riddle.

———

Riddle's. dtf MOHAIR SWITCHES cheap, at Riddle's. I dtf.. «•1

dtf.

FOR a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or colored linen duck ready made or made to order, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets, m26»dtf.

NEW STOPS of Silver Plated Riddle's.

ware at dtf.

DON'T FORGET that you can get the.best Hoop Skirts made at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street, for a good deal less money than you can buy old stock, which is out of style, at any other store in the city. .,, dtf

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

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

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

Tns NEW DRY GOODS STORE, NO. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co, will be opened on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be no as he N S to re

LADIES' GLOYES at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Maii: street, Deming Block. 16,dlf

GENUINE Imported Port. California Claret. 3 t'*.' J.

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

JOSEPH STRONG, Grocer,

j25 tf. 190 Main street.

GOOD LACE GAITERS tor $1.50 at 0. Reibold's. 64 Main Street dlf.

HOSIERY at cost, a't C. Wittig & Co 'E, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

InEREhas been a decided advar.ee in prints sinco our new stock was bought, but we give our customers tha benefit of our good bargains. dtf TUKLL, RIPLEY & DEMINO.

CORDS of New Dry Goods and Notions al Tuell, Ripley & Dealing's.^ »dtf

Jo ERLANGEK has just returned from New York, where he has been buying one of tho largest stocks cf ready made clothing for men and boys ever brought to the West The 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 clothing, No. 93 Main street, »roond door below4th. .. 8-dtf

SOMETHING new in the way of a skirt, at Tuell, Ripley A

FOB Ribbons, Sashes and Bows go to Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dtf THE BEST PLACE in the city for Skirts and Corsets is at Weisz's Factory, 159 Main street, bPtyeen Fifth and Sixth jjtreeU- f'dlf

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

BUY YOUR wife a gold watch of Riddle. tf MEN'S CLOTH GAITERS at $1.50 a pair at Greiner & Forrest's, Cofngr of Third a O re

THE only place to bay a good', stglish, home manufactured Hoop Skirt cheap, is at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, No. 89 Main street, between Third and Fourth. 3,dtf

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PIISO FACTORY OFWS. KJTABK A CO.

IMMENSE FACTORY IMPROVEMENT.— The large addition to the piano factory of Messrs. Wm. Knabe is

Co., at the eor^

nor of Eutaw and West streets, is now completed, and the factory is At this time the largest in the country. The entire building has been remodelled for the better arrangement of the several departments of the work, so that as the manufacture of an instrument progresses, it passes regularly from floor to floor until it is ready for use. The factory has now a front of 210 fjaet on Eutaw street, and 156 feet on West street, and covers, with the lumber houses and yards, an area of nearly two and a quarter acres. The new part of the building has a front of 140 feet on Eutaw street, with depth of 40 feet, and is five stories high. Tbe centre front is of pressed brick, after the composite style of architecture, with gable peak, and on the roof is a handsome cupola, from which there is a magnificent view of tbe water and land for miles around, the floor of the cupola having an altitude of one hundred feat. In the interior construction of the building the greatest precautions have been taken to guard agaiast damage by. fire. It is divided by heavy brick walls, with iron doors leading from one part of a fljor to another, and so thorough are the arrangements that water may at any time be opened in any part of the structure.

In the new building the first floor is occupied a? an office^ store-room, wareroom and packing room, while in the old build, ing the first floor has been devoted to tbe use of machinery entirely, where all the rougher portions ef the^work are done. Here all tbe frames for the pianos and the keyboards are prepared for the hands of the workmen who give the finishing touch. At the extreme end of this floor, and to the rear of West street, is thq drying room, which has capacity for two hundred and fifty thousand feet of thoroughly air-sea-soned lumber, tbe whole of which is subjected to a high degree of temperature for three months before it is worked into pianos. The second floor of this buildihg, two hundred feet long and fifty feet wide, is entirely occupied by case -makers for grand, square and upright pianos.— The third floor, of the same dimensions, is occupied by top makers, where all the tops of piano3 are made ready for "the finishing room.—

Here glso tbe sounding boards are made, and the key make's perform their delicate wofk on this floors small apart-

Go TO W. H. Sage's for a delicioUl bey^ erage. His elegant Marble Fount is ih fine order.

CATARRH CUBED FOB 35 CENTS.—This statement is true, because thousands Will testify to the fact that only one box of Reader's German Snuff entirely banished the 6omplalnt. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one of the most disgusting ef diseases, when in this simpie remedy they can procure ft euro. All druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents to O. P. Seymour & Co., Boston, and receive a box by next mail. 20-d6teow

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

O. Wrmo A Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

IF YOU WANT a'suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner Cth and Main streets. m26«dtt

LOCAL NOTICES*

To Rcmore Moth Patches, Freeh

1m and Tan from tbe face, oi# Parry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O.

FEBBT.

Sold by all Drogglita. -»SS A?

For Black Worms and on the TYCO,

cee

BEHEDT,

PKBBT'I COMIDON* AHD PWHI

prepared only by Dr.

Defeaalve Bsdlelne.

"In"time of peace prepare for war," is asonnd military maxim. "I»t not the aickly leaaoa find jou unprepared." is an equally good rule in Judical Juritpradeoo*. Tha asaa awes ba aada of iron wbo fiadi mtelf at tbe eloeeof rammer aa Rtfoagasatita commencement. SttCb a phenomenon 1» rare, eren am*ng the moet robnet or the human family. Muecular and oinstitutional vigor 9026s out ot us In tb# broiliog WMtosf of July and Ankaat, and fewof aa, at the opening of tbe Pall, are in the beet peeaible condition to defy tbe healthy infla-noea of !h« eeaton.

Ferer end ague aod bilious r« mitteat fever*, to* aether with a variety of comp alnta that afflict the digestive organ*, th** liver and thabowela, form a portion of the antn on programme Bear in mind th tt exhaaation invite* these disorder*, and that itaminal vigor enables tha lyitam to repel them. "To be weak 1* to be miserable," say* Satan to hi* defeated legion*. In "Paradiss Luit an tbe exiom i* correct, though it come* a

Bo then, ye weak and feeble,fortify yoursel. vaeag.ioet the invidbieenemy toat pervade* tha Antumnai air. The heet defence agaiait mlaima I* oourae af HOSTBTTBB'S STOMACH BIT. T*R3, This rare vegetable tonic will improve jour»pp»tite,»timu ate yoardtgeation,giefl m* ne to your net ver, Invigorate your lauaonlar fibre, regulate your tecretion*. oeeer your •pirit* and pot your entire physique in perfect working order. It easily done. Tbe standard tonio and alterative which will rccuperate and build you np, is not "bad to take," but, on the con* trery, l-a*ant medicine.

See, howaver, that yen have the genuine article. There are imita tiom aod counterfeits in the market, and bey are ail worthier* or deleterious Beer 'n mind tbat HOSTITTIH'S STOMACH H'TTBBS i* sold on in gift-*, (never by the gallon or cask), and toat each bottle bears a label surmounted Ly a vignette af St. George «tid ti Dragon, and our revenue damp over the cork. lSdwlw

TALLOW, ETC.

ESTABLISHED, 1887

TALLOW,

LABD,

0,imn„!W7-aWj GREASE.

IGHEST market price paid. No chariei for eommie*iOi or drayage. Shipping Steuctl furn'inea. Quotations glren upon application. Addiots

PBOCTOR FT GAMBLE,

Ug20.d2taw-w3a CWCIHSATI

H. SMITH, C%cmicAl Dye Woikf, Second street, between Main and

Cherry, a joining the'Stewart House. Dyeing In all it* branch**, aaeb aa Crepe Shaw la Bibbons, e-ilk of all kinds, Merino and Detain* Dreeaee CurUins, Pinsaes, Laee, Velvet, Paraaals and Fringes. Particular attention pail to Cleaning and BeSnisbing, withont daaagiag the colon, sncharliclee aa Crepe Shawls, Silk Dresses, Merino and DeLalne breeesa, Broohe Shawla, aihmera Shawls, Oloafca, Oarpeta and Piaaa vera. Cleaning of Osnts' Ooxu, Paate and sts neatly done. m20dlm

JJISSOLPTiOH.

The firm of O. A. Ferra Co., is this day dia aolvedby'mutnai coasent.Mr. Ptra having sold his interei therein to Mr. Paipers, who i* aloae authorized to collect all the debta due tha lata firm and to pay all dfniands against i'.

SelSdtf

FEB A. PEIPEBS.

meat is hare partitioned off, where one man is constantly engaged with a machine in wrapping the braes wires, the machine makiog "about four thousand revolutions per minute. The fourth floor sfill In future be used by fly finishr era, case makers, and for putting legs under thejostrumeats. Thus, from the first floor the instruments have gone through the regular stages of manufactuer, and carried from one floor to another by means of an elevator, until they are ready for the finishing department, which is in the new portion of, the factory, whither they are conveyed on trucks made expressly for the purpose. The varnishing department occupies the.entire fifth flupr ot the old and new buildings, where there ate now from six to seven hundred pianos in the finishing process. Descending as gradually in the new building, as the ascent was In the old, after leaving the varnishing department the instruments are transferred to the fourth fioor, where the strings and actions are put. into the cases. Thence they are taken to the third floor, where the actions are regulated, the instruments put in tune, the tops put on and the cases polished. On the second flooc the pianos having passed entirely "from the hands of the workmen are here examined and tuned before they can be sent to the wareroom, on the first floor, or to the salesroom. Tho capacity of the factory has, by these improvements, been increased from twenty-five to forty-five pianos per week, giviog employment to four hundred men. Alt parts of the building are thoroughly lighted and ventilated and in the front oantre of the new building there is an elevator of the most costly and perfect description, so constructed that it cannot fall, and large enough to take in a piano standing on its legs. The well hole for this elevator is a perfect ventilator to each of the floors. Every part of the factory is supplied with water and all the modern conveniences. The entire area of the Ave floors of the building, as now constructed, covers two and onehalf acres. The improvements have cost some forty thousand dollaist but the demand for a much larger supply of pianos required that they should be made, and the enterprise of the proprietors detorm ined theqi that' Baltimore, in this department of industry at least, shall not be behind any other city of the land.—Baltimore Gazette. 'JS'Aw, »im U.-.'J iiQFtfirM

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I I O S

A GUE?. TONIC!

1 -qwcMj »,{»-.i. ..I »»A tote remedy for I WW*I

AND FOB ALL BILIOUS DISEASES/!: it* i-'

———

Columns of Testimonial* might here be produced, but feeling assuredthkt

TCMB HAUTE,

B. O. PIBBT, 49

BonC street, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Wbole»»le Medicine Dealer*,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

One Fair Trial

Will sal^sfy the'most irictfedulons only offer tbe fallowing:

Inn., Ssptembir 24th, 1868.

This I* to oertl that myself and wife have hid tha Dumb Chills and F«ver for four ar five year*, aadwe triad all tha prominent physielane, patent medicines and Bitter*, whan we tried "Stoholi' Ague Tonic," and in otta wsaa my*elf and wiia were cured. OHM, o,, Boot and Shoe Dealer, 116 Main St.

———

•~.i Tsaax HACtf, Iao„ October lit, 1868. Tbi* is to certify that I had the Chilli and Fever for two yeara, and triad ail tha patent midiaines for Ague and iouod no*rallef until I tried "Miohols' Ague Tonic," and have not bad a chill •iace,andI freely recommend It toallafflicted In

th|4way FBANK M1XBS. -Cashier for H. Hnlman.

Nichols' Ague Tonic

I* far (ale at ONB DOLLAR PKB BOTTLE, bj Medieine dealers generally, and at wholesale by the Manufacturers.

BABB, GULICK & BERRY,

DruggUts and Chemists, Terre Haute, Indiana, sot I6dlmw6m

w. aowaan arnaino. i. w. BOBSSTS. MANNING ROBERTS,

A I N E S House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Plain and Deoor.tlve Paper Hang ng, Orainlnp, Glazing, Celsomining, Fr aooing, Ac

Snor-'No 8,3d street, bet. Cherry anJ Main. P.O. Box 389. Try ns( jj27.

HfMig§j|g!£ Iron Hitehlog Posts POB SALE

E A

AT TH*

IRON

E4.GLE WORKS, COB, FIBST ABD WALNUT BTBEETi. inne 3 d6m

—S

JQBESS MAKING.

9|ra. IT.

ETHEDGCSII

•as removed her Cloak ant) Dress Making estableshment to: Naylo(*b new building on Ohio, between fourth and Fifth streets, where aba wit I be pleaaed to meet ail "who desire the moet perfect work in this line.

Particular atteation will be given, ae heretofore, to the latest styles. The most sklilfal assistants have been engaged Wedding Costume*. Ball aad Party Dresaas Ladies aad Obildren's Cloaks and 1»wse* mann acturad with promptne** aad dispatch I2tf

^^MOYAL, "1

RAILROAD 4QKHCX-

nave moved my ofloe to McKeen Paddock'* Mill, where I would be pleaaed to see my old Mends aad enstomars

Through receipts given on shlpsaents of pre* dace toall Eastern (ntiea. All Bail, and Ball an I Water rate* as low, end time aa quick ae and eompetiag llnaa. Oraln in bulk shipped to Hew •astland towns without chance of cars.

SAMBSB. TDBBBR, Aft.

aprtSSdU

J* K. WILOf uvn TBOXAf. WILLIAM POTHI

,• wnpT* Tnoms oo^ Carriage MaHufactiirei^, Corner Sd aadWalmat *tr»*ts, Terre Haata, lad.,

Bepairtag dona Promptly aad at Low Battel.

WANTED.

\Af ANTED—A competent mid-

Tl die aged woman to act aa floua»keeper.— Beat of reference required. Address Lock Box Ho. 1876. eep!5d4t|

T*7 ANTED—SHOEMAKERS.-.

Three go SHoraakere wanted immedl.

ately oaa Fine Oalf Stitch Boot, oaa Fine Oalf Psg Boot, andona French Kip Boot meker. Good wagee given. Biqu re a« XNQLBS A TDH'8 Boot and Saoe maauihatnry, Mo. 1W Mala etreet. aep9dtw

"OTANTED—Two first-rate Girls —one to cock, wash aad iron, the other to nurse and assist la house won. Apply to

MBS. SAMOEL S. BABLT,

7dtf Bocia No. 5, Tea re Haute Hooae.

TXT AN TED—To Kent--Any per-

vY DOB having a email dwelling torrent, within four or live equarrs

Oaa, can Had a iady at pltcaat by etllint at tbe Oaaelta office. A 4th or 5th a tr«(t location peferred. sepS

FOR RENT.

FDow

DB RENT,—Rooms No. 1 A 2

ling Hail. The

took

S are wall adapted

for the Flour aad Feed, Orala or any heavy baslneae. Poaasaalon g'ven immediately. For particolars i*qoire of Bipre'oe A Co., at the Ball, or T. O. Buatin, Terr* ilauie Hoaae.

CuglMtf BIPPBTOE A O".

-FOR SALE.

FEagleSAIiE»Honse

3R and Lot on

street, between Sixth and Seventh,

knqnire of B.B WolOtlTAUO. aagiMdtf

EpOR SALE—A nice property on

J? South Sixth etreet brick notts*, 10 loom*, nicely grainej and papeied, near two acrea of ground sat with ornamental treee and all kinds of bearing fruit treee, grapee and small barrier. It 1*a deelrableproperty aad Will te sold law oa terme tosult. If not sold eocn will be forieai W a good carafui tenant. Boqulre o( 12atf A. C. FUBBOW.

BUILDING CONTBAC-

IJIO

TOBS.

Proposals for makina excavation an1 bnildiofr basement for new Sohool Buiidiag to be erected at Charleston, Uolee county, lllinJis, will he received np to the 16tb day of September, 1869.

S.aa ot boi dingto be 63 feet 4iacheeb 74 feet 4 Inohas, with two (8) projection* SO feet 4 inehea by 9 feet 4inchee, aad one (1) projection 9 feet by IX feet 4 inches.

Material*—Concrete, Stone and Brick. All meaaureaioats taken from the exterior ot wall.

The plan and apeciAcatioaa can be sren at my office, at Oharloston, Illinois. The Board of Direotoi a rtserree th right to reject aay aad all bids. J. K. WILSON, tep4dl0t Clerk of Board of Director*.

SCHOOL BOOKS,

AT •.

A: H. DOOLEY'S

No. lOO Main Street,

TERRE HAUTE, IND. »Z{

=====

rpERRE HAUTE

i£. ij? 5 ^|r^ 'J

iomme-tcutv

Oirner of Fifth and Main street",

TERRE HA UTE, INDIANA,

Afford* facilitlea eqaal to any Buaiacs* College ia the West for

Practical Instruction in Book Keeping, Penmanship

and Arithmetic,

And all other departments of accountantshipStndente can enter a' anytime. Each student receive* private inatruction. College Journal, with full information as to the course of Instruction, qaalifioatlons lor entering, neoeesery expenses, Ac., will be forwarded to any addre** oa application to tha Pr ncipal*, aog2MwSm OA BY

rjio

ALBAKT,

CONTRACTORS

Bealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, at their next regular meetUg, ti-wit: On the evening of the 21ato( September, 1869, for the grading and graveliag offceveo (tree*, between Wabash end Sneet street*. Distance 2 660 fee'.

Bond* will be required for the faithful perform, manoe of said work according to the plan and speciflcatioos on file in tbeoBceof the City Engineer.

The Council reserve the right to reiectaay bid which t"ey may deem not in the interest of tbe city Also to take possession of the work at any time, and compleie tbe same for tbe centtactor, under hi* bid, if he should fall to prosecnte the work in a ratlsfactory manner.

By order of the Common Council. B10BABD STBOVT, seplO City Engineer.

J^OTICE TO SHIPPEBS.

"WHITE LINE"

Central Transit Companf,

Oao.

DA*LI«O,

Suw't. M, M. Laants, Asst. Supt.," Buffalo, N. T. Indianapolis, Ind.

I Through Frofght Line ft Without chang*' of car* between Terre Haute and all prints WEST. BOSTON, PBOriDEM'E. HABTFOBD. NEW HAVEN and all priuclpsl town* 1-NEW ENGLAND. NEW TOBk, TBOY,

LO'and all BASTE UN CITIES

via Terre H.ate and Indiana poll*. Vallr ad via Indlanapolii, thence via Bellefontaln. Line tarough Cievelan't, Buffalo and A beay. Tbe several Ballr.ad Com pa lea foimiegtbi* Line have arraegtd this Company for the purpose of mee.iag the demand of shipper*la 'he tianrpor. tatlon of IlKBOUANOIfE, Fl.ODB and BULK Shipments, tuaningth* WHITE CAB THBOUQU frcm point to point without traas far, than by •aving dtlay and damtge to property common as tranafsr point* Bate* alwey* *ame aa other Line*. Lo»s and D*mageand over charge prompt. ly settled Agents of this Line.

For CABS, through Bill Ladiar aad contracts, apply to 8HEWMAKEB, Agent, Corner 9th and Main st*., Terr* Haate, led. auglSdlm

T?VANSVILLE AND CBAW-

XU FOBDSVlLLB BAILBOAD. SacarrABT's Orno*,

EVAIT»VILLI,

epua. •»«. r. torrrrot.

Ian-,)

Sepf 1', 1669.

Notice is hereby given, tbat the Aanaat Meet'} ing of Stockboldera in thia Company will ba held at the Court Houee, in the City of Evaasvlile, on Monday, tbe 4th, day ot October next, at Idg o'clvck A. M., at which time an election will be'" hel'i (or thirteen Dlrectore, to serve during the ensuing trar.

By order of the Botrd. lldtd J. E. MABTIN, 8ecrMafy

Q. 0. TUrtLZ

RASAS IOTTLB

CHA8. WIHO A CO.,

Have parchaeed the stock of go ds heretofnra kept by E. B. WBlOHr A CO.. where they arilbe pleased to meat their frienjt with a foil aa. lortmentof

GK0CKRIK8, PROVISIONS,

Ann

O E At th* tame old Staad,

1SS Main St. national Qlock,

TERRK HAUt^:, INp •——L MS Tb* h'ghAt casji price paid f.r ^jnatry Pao

dues.

elldtf

PHYSICIAN*.

o. raaaroa, a. n. jann A. WOOD,

pBESTON WOOD,

^hysicians cmd Surgeons,

Oflloe (temporarily) nt Dr.Wood'a Ofle* and B* •ldenca. Ho. 127 Ohio-street, between Seventh dad Eighth streets.

All oallspromptly answered day and Bight, Anguat 10th, 1869.