Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 September 1869 — Page 4

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abundant as at first supposed. ,t

be here next month, will wmter at Con nersville again.

MTnE Matob's Court yesterday diepos 5 Of two cases of drun* and disorderly one visitor and four plain drunk*

Trains will run to and from Ground to-day, ty-five cents the round trip. tnble is given elsewhere.

Mr. auks McGregor, Secretary of the Terre Haute Iron and Nail Wor Company, has returned, with his sister from a pleasant Eastern tour.

Ira Dklaho, lias exchanged

Esq.,

this city a few days ago, with the following' gentlemen as the trustees: Col. Thos. Dowling, Col. R. N. Hudson, John S. Beach, L. Ryce, James

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CITY NEWS

for the street

Baiht dats are "outs"

in tbe

of interest was done

n^inal Court yesterday

Thk peach crop does not appear to be

informs us that be

his splendid farm and

country residence, in Honey Creek town•hip, for Mr. Miller's interest in^tbe extensive notion house of Jeffers & M.Uer

"William Arnold who goes to the penitentiary for stealing a pair ofold boots, is not our clever young friend Will Arnold, in the post office. The latter could not be induced to steal old boots.

^HE celebrated Bed Stocking Base Ball Club, of Cincinnati, passed through our city yesterday morning for St. Louia, where they go to play the club of that city. It is said that they will .visit California before returning.

Firk —Two stables belonging to MrllcGowan and Mrs. Rodin, on Walnut street, between 12th and 13th, were burned down last night about 11 o'clock. Supposed to have been set on fire, as one of the stables was fired within a week.

A slip of the pencil in yesterday's paper made it appear that Gen. White was to take charge of the

Cotfcctor's

office.

It should have been written

Assessor's

office. Collector Magill and his accom„ plisbed assistant, Hugo Duenweg, bavo no,idea of giving up theircomlbrtable

quarters."

A Savingi

Bank

was organized in

Roes,

Indepmdmt,

H. D.

Scott, James C. McGregor and John H. O'Boyle. The eminent financial respon* sibility, and careful business character of these gentlemen, give a full guarantee that the business of this institution will bo conducted in the most honorable and economical manner. The business will bo conducted at the Praire City Bank building, next door to the post office. The bank will be put in operation in a few days.

Press Cohvkntion.—In response to the request for a convention of the editors and publishers of this and neighboring towns, a mooting was held in this city yesterday. The attendance was not so general ns could have been desired, jet the meeting was one of much profit to those attending and promises to result in much good to the fraternity. Beforo proceeding to businoES tbe members sat down to a supaptuous repast, generously provided by that cleverest of caterer?, T. 0. Bantin, of tho Terro Haute House.

The following papers were represented Thos. J. Gray, Bra/.il

Marshall

Miner

Frost, Marshall

Messenger

van

Democrat

M. 0-

Herald

John Littlefield,

I. M. Brown, Sulli

Union

Murray Briggs, Sullivan

S. B. DaVis, Newport

State

Hoosier

G. W. Harper, Robinson

Argus

0. W. Brown and O. J. Smith, Terre Haute Saturday Evening

Gazette

J. B.

Edmunds and J. S. Jordon, Terre Haute

Journal

Gen. Charles Cruft, C. H. Al

len and P. S. Westfall, Terre Haute Express. _* », Among the ex-editors present were Mayor Cookerly, John Dowling, D. S. Danaldson, R. N,. JHudson, R^JL Jimpson.

Two sessions were held—one in the af ternoon and one in the Zoning. Murray Briggs, of the Sullivan

Democrat

was seleoted as President and 1 Gray of the Brazil Afiner, as Secretary Remarks were made by nearly every

one present. Xheso remarks and the proceedings of the convention are of no particular in terest to our readers, although the inter change of views and experiences developed many practical thoughts and much useful information to the Craft. Letters were read from I. H. Thomas, of the Bedford

M. S. Durham and

Thos. Dowling, expressing regret at tbeir absence. A committee on permanent organize tion, and for other purposes, was appointed to report at a second meeting to be called at the discretion /)f said committee.

A resolution was unanimously adopted expressing the thank's of the Convention to T. 0. Buntin, of the Terre ilaute House,

.. ..... w.__ letter more than you can help. for h» generous hospitality, after which

The Cot ntt Faib.-iWe confe«»to^o I DIC04-

little astonisbmsnt on visiting the county tl*BM6TBONG,-Oa Wedaartay tho rtthiia., fair grounds last evening

body had predicted that because no encouragement had been given to horseracing or "agricultural horse-trots, the fur must necessarily be a failure. Add to this the intolerable weather which prevailed op to noon yesterday, and the most of our readers will be surpised to leatn that the fair is a success. The exhibition of articles is better than any of tbe county fairs which have preceded this, and entries last evening were being made with great rapidity. Over five handred entries have been made, and in view of the fact that the weather has set every thing back a full day, the Director* have concluded to

keep the books open until

Fine Art and Miscellaneous Hall well filled and is the most cheerful bill upon tho ground. There is mote tban the usual display of quilts and needle work, wax, bead, hair and shell work, Garvin & Owen have some splendid speci mens of penmanship and pen dra^ipjf. D. H. Wright contributes a fine collection of photographs, Burnett & Co. take con tiderable space with their show of leath er. Z. S. Wheeler has five varieties of the Weed Sewing Machine, and S. S. Ken nedy &Co. have a large lot of woolen goods taken from their shelves and just such a8 they sell ovory day. The walls are adorned with contributions of oil paint ings and other pictures.

Tho show of stock, in tho way of horses, cattle and hogs is said to be the best of any fair ever hold in this county.

Yesterday afternoon the contest for the velocipede premiums occurred. For fast riding, the premium was dollars Four entries were made, viz: Will Hoddy, Harry Sherburne,, Alex. Solomon and Charley Johns«n. Hoddy won the first two heats, in 6:00 and 6:14. The other boys came out about one hundred yards behind each time, in the order named. On the second heat a man named Doming, ran on foot against the veloci pedes, for a purse .of five dollars. He took the lead and kept it until about twothirds the way around, when Hoddy passed him and came out about fifty yards ahead. For tbe most skillful management of the bicycle the premium of ten dollars was awarded to Harry Sherburne.

The fair will begin in earnest to day. In addition to the regular programme given below we learn a race will occur between Doming on foot and Hoddy on the velocipede, and Chief Engineer i&ll will exercise one of the steam fire engines: Trains will be run to and from 'bo fair grounds, to-day and to morrow, as noticed elsewhere.

To-morrow afternoon, itr addition to tbe programme, will occur a running racei single dash, for a purse of $50

The followioa is the programme for the remainder of the woek.^ MS.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH. The Books will be kept opan for en tries until 12 o'clock, at which time they will be-clojud. All articles must-be-in tharr places by 1 o'clock. Bread, Butler and Cakes, will bo examined at 2 o'clock

The various Committees will be dalled and' filled at 2 p. m. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER llTU. 10 a. m. Tbe Committees will com mence work in the various halls and penB. 10 a. j). The Exhibition of Horses for General purposes will be^in. AJsq Breeding Cattle. 2 p. m. Exhibiiioaof Horses for Light Harness and Special Purposes. 4 r. m. Trotting of uotrained Horses

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. 10 a. m. Exhibition of Heavy JDrafl Horses, Jacks and Mules. Thorough Bred and Fat Cattle. 10 a. m. Auction. Sftje of Stgsfe and Articles. 2 p. m. Walking Horses. 3 p. m. Payment of Premiums,

Mayor Cookerly, in sccorda instructions of the City Council, on yesterday effected a loan of $10,000 from John Dowling, Esq., at ten per cent, interest. The money is to be used to pay tho current expenses of the city. We learn that about $5,000 more will be needed before next tax paying time comes around.

Ask no woman ber age. Never joke with a policeman. Don't play at chess with a widow. Never contradict a man who stutters. Be civil to alt rich uncles and aunts. Wear your oldest hat of course, for an evening-party. Always sit near tbe carver, if you can, at dinner. Keep your own secrets. Tell no human being you dye your whiskers. Wind up your conduct like a Watch, once in every day, examining minutely whether you are "fast' or •'slow." Write not one

who keepfi up a

the meeting adjourned, to meet as before I martyr tied, not to the stake, but to tha

^rgQ correspondence is a

rrVliix. Loole.dAttgbUr of John Aimftrcng

Nearly every- three o'clock,

9009

and not close the exhibition until

Satnrday. The programme of the fafr will thus be one day later each day than a a 0 S A

Tbe several halls lart everiTng"had not been fully arranged, but had so far advanced as to present an excellent showing.

Power and Mechanical Hall has a good variety of plows, reapers, mowers, drills, stump pullers, carriages, etc., including ten varieties of superbly finished plows, from Philip Newbart, and two very fine carriages from Wildy, Thomas & Co.

In Farm Products and Vegetable^H»1 there is a splendid' collection of this season's bountiful growth of vegetation in the way of potatoes, corn, wheat, oats pumpkins, squashes, beets, tomatoes, onions, etc. Some of these articles rfre of enormous size.

Floral Hall has a mixtura, and a moat tempting array. Heinl Brothers, as usual, occupy the Central pyramid- with" achoice collection of flowers and plants. The four wings, running out, aro filled with choice varieties of apples, pears, pesches, grapes," jellies, preserves, bread cakes, and butter, such as you seldom get from your grocer. It is gratifying to learn that good butter -is made in this county, if it doesn't come to town. The display of grape?, pears and apples is ex traordinarily good. Of apples, S. Frank lin has thirty varieties, and Wm. Patrick forty varieties. J. W. Ragan, of Clayton, contributes some choice varieties of fruit. Mrs. Pegg has an attractive display of jellies and canned fruit?.

Leave Union Depot at 8:30 and 9:30 un and 1 and 2 p. m. Returning, leave Fair Grounds at 12 m. and 5 p. Fare for the round trip 25 cent 16d2t. r*

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For Sal*.—Henry Miller wishes to fell his private residence, (known as the Holmes property). Terms easy. If not sold it will be rented.

The Best French Mustard by the quart and gallon—also Limburg Cheese at C. A. Moench's Grocery Store, Main stregjiljfee doors west ofSevo.ntb, dlw.

»0. N. S. I. M. S. at Singer Agency 83 Main atreet. 12dtf

Singer Machines sold on monthly pay ments at 86 Main'itl'eflt. dft

New Attachments 83 Main street,

Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. 15-dlw,wlw.

That Dollar l^—JSTow 9

rha$ %e\k

drffi't

Millinery Goods &trau3 "feas has returned from New York with the largest and finest stockjf millinery goods ever brought to this city. Millinors can assort, thenjsejves, -at his ^holofale ^oom on the second floor, as we)l and at i^lgw prices as aoywhere in this country.

For the retail department, Mrs. Straus has selected, herself, tbe finest and choicest goods to be found in New York, which she will he happy to show to hert customers. sel2-d&W3in

Smoking Tobacco.—The

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V: "1 •"'"J The subjoined may be considered good advice. By following it you may be considered pretty certain to—mind voijir own business and die a poor man

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For Five Cents.—Clear Cuba Cigar at N. Katzenbach's, Main street. 14-dtf.

C. Wittig

Lace

Collars,

Ridle's.

The man

Bookd

Y*G

from

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The faaMSj

dense. Ho. SI South Sccwd strMt. services will be conducted by Allef.

V1QO (iPVSTJ FAIR.

TERR* Haute 2k tiDiAiAPom R- B., Terre Haute Sept. 14,1869. Trains will be run on this Road oh Thursday and Friday to accomodate those wishing to atteod tbe Fair as follow*..

1,6*d3t

F^ll Gpods rol 'Men's Wra^.—Just received, an elegant stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings, together with an elegant line of genu furnishing goods of the latest styles. If you want a good suit of clothing made in the latest style, leave corner dlt

your orders 'with Grower & IfijW, irtf Main and Sixth streets.

Black Alpacas—the unrivaled Horse Shoe brand—superior in' quality, color factured, at "Warandwi#.to.miM^ ren, HoDurg & Co's. d3t

Forty

Cases and Bales of New Goods

just received at the Great Headquarters for Dry Goods. k'lJWARREW, HooBfara & Co., ^6,d2t corner 4th and Main streets.

at the Agency dtf

Singer Machines for work $t$? Main street.

BOORD & Son are no* almost daily in receipt of new Fall goods, are selling rapid and eheap. 6eptl2-dtf.

White pepper, Pure English Mus tard, Cocbi (linger, Pen any Cloves' and Nutmegs, choice Spices of all kinds

Strong's. dtf.

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

Private entrance te the Restaurant on Fourth street. C. A. Imbery, Corner 15,dim

ALL tE WHO XiOVE MUSIC IiOOK Hkrk!—For the coming Fall trade am now reeeiving altogether the finest as well as- tho largest stock of the best Pianos, the Silver Tongue Organs and Melodeons, togotber with every variety of small musical instruments, yet opened in this city. Purchasing largely for cash during the late oppression of money matters in the East, I can now ofier tho latest and most elegant goods at prices which pthers may call cost or below cost, and old goods in the bargain. In my music trade in this city, I Wave so far been euo cessful as to command a patronage ex tending for hundreds of miles in all rections from Terre Haute, thus making it a certainty that purchasers, by visiting the Palace of Music when needing any thing in the musioal line, will meet in ducements Second to no other establish ment East or West. All are invited to call and eee for themselves no trouble to show Goods, jf £$ L. Ivissner,^,

Son have on hand a fiiae lot of

droas flannels. Call and see them.

Boobd A^«k aro telling aB ftaple articles at bottom pricqa. Septl2.dt&

Oat

w"t.|

Chicck Wotsand Liquors at Joseph Strong's, Ma 290, Main 8c dtf.

A uMiatock oSSagani Coffees and Teaa sold cheap. :Joseph Sraoao, 190 Main fit. ^tf.

Fin English

One hundred doze* more of these fine French Goblets at a much less price "than ever sold in the city, 75 cents per set, at Greiner A Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio rtreet^^fe dtf

Watch

Atlantic Restaurant, 156 Main Street!—Fresh Oysters,Prairie Chickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers. dtf

For

all kinds dtf

ley's.

spve it.—We

are selling Sta'ple and Fancy Dry Goods Nolion8,&c.,cheaper tban any other housei ia town, and.we have the. largest stock

mean(hti,

"but if you

are disposed to be saving of your green backs you might

drcpin and see.

Tuell, Ripley & Deming.

"aetwit. a Owner -Mfin i^d Fifth St.

'Business11. Business III—We

it,—If

mean

you will drop in at our store

^rill take less than a minute to see' that we have the

largest, cheapest,

and

best

stock of Dry Goods in tho city. If you are attached to your

"currency"

it is well

to know wbero you cun get full value for it. The place is

TuittL, RipLky & Deming's, d5twlt Corner Main and Fifth St's.

A full limb of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at such prices as Will sell them fygt, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 2ldtf 170 Main street, Deming Block

For

The

Cracked Wueat and Pearl

Barlov. at Joseph Strong'*, Ifo 190, Main St dtf.

Repairing.—In consequence^

of increased business I have been obliged

'dI? 4 timr Fresh

Otsters.—For A No 1 Oysters

oall on Thos.-J. Langford, in Beaches 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. 8 dtf

Jos, KERN, Proprieto,r.

Call at Bannister's and see those nice new goods, now opening for fall and winter suits. 9-dlw.

thk largest and freshest stock of Neck Ties and Collars in the.city, eo to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

Bargains! Bargains 11 Bargains 111 at the olearanoe sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. dif.

Men

and Box's shoes at reduced prices

at D. Beibtfld's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

Calj, and see those oeautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 12-d4t.

Our

seventy-five Corset is superior to

any dollar Corset sold any where in the city. Call and examine it Hmz ft

3,dif Mohair

Fourlhand Ohio streets.

Main street.

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

Peeled,

the Largest and best assortment of

cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6tb add Main streets. m26-dtf.

For

ready made-clothingless than cost, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel at C. I. Ripley's. [26,dtf

The "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. Wittio & Co's.

New styles of

ter'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 al No. 79 Main street, and see the new goods just open ing. Bannister's is the place to get them 9-dlw

Ready-made Clothing.—A small stock at reasonable prices, you will find at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street. sr 9-dlw

If you wnnt a suit of clothiDg made to order of new goods and cut in the Jates style call at Fred ShlewingV, 198 Main between 6th and 7th streets.

Sept9 dim.

finest

vVir

ginia Gold Flake and Honey Bee smoking tobacco at fiabrerfhSchV. 14-tft

Fine

HavanjaJifi^ Yaca,, Cigars, lOcts

at KatzenbachV 14-dtf. For CHEwpo.—The finest hrands pf Fine Cut and Plug tobacco atN. Katz9n-

G. H. Whidbbn & Uo.vare receiving choico Peaches every day, and selling leap. ^XWOJnt JJA' dlw

Fred

lusk fad

GoH Pena laTem Haati ts A (SrtindyX 101 Main attMt If yoa #«iit real goad Pen, go there to get it d^| are all wwrantad Ifo. 1,

SELti Boots *ad Shivery cheapat Grelner & Forrest's. .# dtf i.

Cotton

and Silk Parasols at cost, at O.

Wittig

Mackerel

StroBg*a

& Co.'s,

at Voeepn dtf.

170 Main street. Darning

Block. 16,dtf

Sewino

Machines

NEwSTooiof Silver Riddle's.

Don't fqbget that you can get' the.best Hoop Skirts made at Here & Arnold's

to get an extra hand, and hare been for- Skirt Factory, 89 Main street, for a good tanate enough .to secure the services of deal less money than you can boy old an English watchmaker, Mr. Joseph Varley, of lobg experience and a fine workman. Those having watches to repair can take notice and govern themselves accordingly. S. R.

stock, which is "out of style,, aj,^py other store in the city. •.-•.

Light Prints

Freeman,

161 Main street, near corner of 6th.

Ladies' Gloves

Go's,

Cords

Arnold,

89 Main street,

coils at Herz & Arnol's, 89

B^Y

Neck Ties

Schlewing has just returned

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

Senl9 dim

oeptvuim.

es Serf. and Arnold,

ahead.

Co., at 170 Main street,

Deming Blpck, han a big table All of BargAi ts'In'^ids that must iold. 21,dtf

and hankerchiefs at tf

Beautiful colors in Crape Meretz Ber^es and Lamartines, just repeived at Cornelius

Haggerty's. 4dlw

Cassimeres.—iru11 line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius

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 tbey can buy them at any other establishmentJcUbe east or west, dtf Herz

Night

Haggerty's [6,d4t

Your

at Bannis

soli'l

to sell or rent, at

Riddle's. dtf

Mohair

Switchescheap,at

Riddles.

dtf.

But your Jewelry of Riddle.' *i-

at cost, at C. Wittig &

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,

Grocer,

j25-tf. 190 Main street.

Good Lace Gaiters

Hosiery

lor $1.60 at

Reihold's, 64 Main Street, dtf.

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

170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

THEREhas been a decided sidvatce in prints since our new stock was bought, but we give our customers this benefit of our good bargains. dtf

Tubll,

Ripley &

of New Dry Goods and Notions

at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dtf

Erlanqer

has just returned from

Now York, where he has been buying one of the largest stocks of ready made clothing for men and boys ever brought to tbe 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, second door

bolow 4th. 8-dtf

Something new in the way of a skirt at Tuell, Ripley

For

Peaches at O. I. Rip6dtf

DRIED .TEACHES at tetfEllSWWH

Deming's. dtf

Ribbons, Sashes and Bows go to

Tueli, Ripley

Deming's. dtf

Thb

best place in the city for Skirts

and Corsets is at Weisz's Factory, 159 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth streets-.

4,dtf

Another lot of nice Laces, Embroid eries and Alexander Kid Gloves, which will be sold cheap, at Weisz's Skirt Fa& tory, 159 Main street. 4,dtf

wife,a gold watch of Riddle,

it tf Men's Cloth

at Greiner

only place to buy a

home manufactured

Do you want Bargains 7 Go to Wittig

Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming

Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf The

best pair of White Hofeft at 15 ,cts

at C. Wittig

Catarrh

Co.'s,

21,dtf 170 Main street Deining Block

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

Cured

statement is true, because thousands will testify to the fact that only one box of Reader's German Snuff entirely banished the complaint. Now, why will the people of this age-Mtffer from -oih» of-ibo mostdisgusting of diseases, when in this simple remedy they -can procure a cure.

No Humbug I: &iiii ifiusl bt sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. L^ok at our Bargain Table.

C.,Wrrna

21,3tf l*ro Main street, pemin'g Bl

It you want a suit of clothing made in the very best Style, and as £heap «s can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are hot employed, go to drover

Miller's, corner Cth and Main

streets. m26«dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES. *i?a ad iiB To Remove Moth Patches, Freehlaa and Tan from tbe face, aaa Perry'a Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared oniy^kT Dr. ,B. 0, PaaBT. 8oldby all Droggiitt. I

For Black Worm ana fifRies on the face, ate Pr»mT'« Comedo*! aso Pimm Bemcbt, prepared only bj Dr. B. C. .teWt BonCatieet, New York. Sold every where. The trade anpplied by Wholesale tfedielavDealefV. marl7deod8m-w3m

Great race between the fancy goods stores of Terre Haute, for

Mohair Switch'

69 Main Street

Har

Arnold. T"*"1

89 Main St. between 3d and 4th.

term of the Terre Haute Com

mercial College will begin Monday, Sept. 6th, 1869. 25,d2w

SmpfBB Dress Goods at cost, at C. Wittig & Col's, 170 Main street, Deming

Block

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Woilia, Beoond nmt, betweea lfaln nrf Cherry, joining the Stewart Hoate.

Byeincia all it* brmoch»«,»«cb aa Crape Bibboaa, tilk of alt kinds, Merino#od DeLalDa Dreaaaa Curtalna, Plum-M, Lace, Velvet. Baraaola and rrlagea. 1'articalar attention pail to Clean

aAmsre rihauls, CloaKa. U»rp»U rera. Cleaning of Gaata' G»*ta, ata neatly dsn*.

ISSOLDTlON.

16,dtf S,i2dtf

HI ncitojtf)

folloiriB(

Plated ^^sre at --c- dtf:

I I 3

at cost, at C. Wittig &

Op 's, 170 Main street, Doming Block. -•.^-l^dtf

Lawns

at cost, at C. Wittig «fc Co.'s,

170 Main street, Doming Block. 16,dtf The New Drt Goods Store, No.

tha4-wa*

Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co, will be opened on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to he known as the New York Store. dtf

"1"

aicul4&«iXifti£*iiaa aitthKi—ai 1

I .4 is ilSBPT--

dtf.

For a fine white or oolored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or' colored liaen duck ready made or made tO order, go to Graver A Miller's, corner 6th and Main Btreets. m26^tf.

Oalnmu »f fWlwaHli »i(ht Imm we daced, bat Stellnx Hnuti that

.One Fair

Trial S

Nichols' Ague Tonic

la tar sale at ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTI.B,1y Medicine dealer* generally,- and at vhoieaale by the Mannfactarers.

BARB, «1)LI€K iSBlY,

Drhggists and Chemiata, Xarr*" Haato, Iadiaaa. sepl6dlm«6ia

CORY & DEFREEB,

WHoteaale and. Retail .la»len -v) ,.i ua-.tttTt I .liUt-W II-'BW'JI .t! 'JS sr iI

Gaiters at $1.60 a pair

Forrest's, Comer of Third

and Ohio streets. dtf The

C-T'intj

Hoop Skirt cheap, is

at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, No 89 Main street, between Third and Fourth 5. 3,dtf

JJBMOVAL.

'%tTASTKDZ%3foti

oaifonrta

TK u,i eOVXKi'fr 1 Vj_22"JL lo

TikU^gn,lsii 8^lMtnr slui. lH^i Tata ta to owelty ikthjadtiM wlfeksw MMakCUli aad Ferer arfMtulnywn, tiin ltMtKtto|Hpii*U|kj*i«M,|«toil raadiclM* ul Blturs, wkaa trM "Hi»fcoU' Ago* Tonic," aad ia osa wiaK ajwlf aad wlM vere nrt]. *. OHM, .. Boot and Shoe Deafer, It* Mala St.

-'.It

1.1 I

ii 1*1

Tiui Haute, Iid., October 1st, 1868.*" Thli to certify th»t I bad th* GhiI1« aad *eT*r for tiro jun, and triad all the pmUat medl-

FRANK MtXBS.

Caahtor for H. Htiua. ,*ifti1 -s:t- .j is *Vi laor.- 'a*'

J*ffl It'

DOORS

AND

&~\r I

1(0

Deming

i?-r

\*l 1 ftfl 3

lilies™

S A S

.atiMv'D

»Ji!J0I tw SMflIB Uj.WI

1 \jAiiiit 'Ji' ••it S

JJUST -r

Which we are'selling al gfrehtly reduced -|j prices, at*

Ji atuiljli il1liSl(ili)f No. 121 Main ft UDd 3 Fifth Ste.,

lOij'C

,8'HUWi »#1W

good, stylish

"Srf a*

i.r.fj '""J* »V -if !o5J hZBX •jol

40.

Mil

*«rt arif

X¥7 ANTED—SHOBMAKBBS.V* 0»N |KttMMkM awMtaaKi•My.oaaTta* CMTsSSkBaM,aaaTtaa Oalf a W a a 4

jjaidl -ai"-

v.ioiuiviiAnniiSl HI .'! J.'it. MANNING ft ROBERTS, A. I N.TE Itmi

Honss, Sign and Carriage Fainting, P^n and Decorative Paper Hanging, Gralatnf, Cmzing, Calsomining, Jrcieeiigi to.

SSOP—No. 8, 3d atreet, bet. Charry aal Mala. P.O. Bo* 389. Tfy aa, J)27.

HaB«§ene Iron ron balk •. {t

for 35 cents.—This

iUxt

IRON

COB, FIRST AND WALNUT STBBETS. JnnaSd6aa

0BBSS KAS^G.

A11

druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents toO. P. Seymour $ Qo^. Boston, and .receive box by next mail. 20-d6teow

-1 Him. H.ErilEBOlir'

HaJ removed her Cloak aad JDreaa Makiag eatebleahment to Wa^tarVattr bSffdli^'oa OBio, IbfctvMn Pocrth and Fifth »tre#ta, wbe^a aba wtll be pleased to iuwt all Who deriri tho moatoirfetft work iti tbia line.

Partlcalar atteatlonwHl be given, aa hereto fori to the latest atyli,.' Th6 most iklllfal aniatants haVe boon eagagod Wedding doataaea, Ball aad Party Dreaaaa Lafltfia»d Ohildrea1* Oioaks bad liraaw maaa aotar^fwlth promptneaaaad df,patch. JUtf li ii "II ii* 1 nil

RAILROAD AGENCY.

l.nave moved ay oflce to MoKeen A Paddock'*

Water re tee a* low, and.tima oa qalck aa aad competing lines. Grain balk ebipprd to New Knglaad-towaa aorlSMtt-

.p tr

aad Piano Paata and m20dlm

OT "HOT?.

The «iai of a A. »erra Co., tbia day dkaolved by motnai coaaeat, Mr. Ten having aold hb lnlerwH therein to Mr. Peipera, who la alone authorized to aolleet all the\d«bu die the late firm and to pay all demiuda againat i-.

.sr

oaia. •a. w. Biresitta"I4'''

WIKO.

o. a. rcrr lx

jtiWSfc jrvf^is

CHA». wisa CO.,

Have parebawd th« atock bf go df heretofore kept,by X. B. WBBOfiJ A OO~ „kwa tar win be .pleiued to meet their fHaodi wtth a fall aa*ortmeat rfT

«0CBKH8, PMVISWJS, AJTD

"c:

At tbe aame oil Stand,

155 Main tkrbk haute, ind,

Tbe higheat caab ptioa pct4Xlc Conn try Ariz At*!. alldtf

PHyMCBaitiy

a. paxaroa, ff.

pRESTpN^

Physicians

PUXPKRS.

Offlco (tmporarfly^atDr.tVood'a (MBaaaadiia•id«aoat No. 127 OUoatxoot, between fleveBtlaafl Xightk MriM. ^11 caUapromptly aaaweaodaadaight. 1 «t.

Tnmch

%Mt|ins. bv'n at MGI.RS A TXHTS Boot aad Owe aaaaafcelary, Mia. 107 Maia attaat.

T*7AllTSlD--To Kent.-Any perff aa* havtof a Mall dwallin^ ftrreat, vithia SMr or B««aqa \.4 ef Ux "Qaaette" oflM,4aa Sal a na4r oilHatbr at tbe OaMttaaSca ASth oa _A attrtt location praaap9

ran WENT.

"CH)R EBNT —A building on the J? oaraer of Xatharry aad fifth atraaSa, aaitabla t't aptMt atora. I. K. PIEROf, lGllt Ko.7Saad741Iaia itreet.

l?OB SA^jE—A nice property on JD Saath Siath atzaat brick aaaaa, lOrooma, nioaly grained aad papered, naar two aeraa of gnmsd a at with oraaaaeatal treaa aad all klnda of btariag frait treea, grapee and a mall barriaa. It laa d«air»bl a property and will te aold low on raa lo luit. If not aold aoo: W a good oarefnt tenant. 13a tf

'*1

Aworted l)ie(.

nqAaa

lt,000 LIGHTS miM 8A81T Aaaortad riRi.

[TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

Affotda facllltiea eqaal to any Baaineu College la tha tVeet for

Practical Instruction in Book- .»•. Keeping, Penmanship

•tU

W S »», O*,1'i

and Arithmetic, $

... iWlw

TX7ANTED—Twofirsto-Hkio Girls ff —•aataeaak.washaaAtM, th«

ttaken*wort. Ayuvto jus. samoil Tiuit, Beam No.5, Txra HaataHoaaa.

Tdtr

Dins No. 1 2

A1 Dowllaz Hall: The nwia are wall adapted Sir AtVMt aad read, Gkaia or aaj haavy baal nn JraaaaaaioB ftvaa taaaadtatcty. For partiealara t^alro of BlpfOiaa Oo., at the Hall, at T.' O. ItntiB, Terre Han te Hocae. attflidtf BIPFJpOB a 00.

FOR SALE.

aocn will be for raat Baqnireof A. 0. BUBBOW

IN 9 S A

11, TOBS. Peopoaala fcr arakiaa excavation an bnllding baaefcaaa* for

BOW

at Gharleatoa. Oolta ooanty, llliabta, will be received ap tolhe 18th wiy of Sepleaber, 1869. 81 ta ot bo tiding to be 63 hat 4 iachaa by T4 leet 4 Hackee, with two (9) prqjeetieaa VMl 4 iachaa by 9 Ibet 4iachea, aad ona (1) projection 9 fcft by ^iSateriala—Concrete, Stone aad Brick. ,v All meaanremonti ukei from tba exterior oi wall.

The plan and •peclflcatioaa can be aeea at my fefflce, at Charleaton, lilinoia. Tkw Board of Diraotora raaarraa th* right to ject any aad all bide. J. K. WILSON, ie*4dl0t Clark of Board of Pirootora.

.iciitoiiUi

for

jfr hmnpyly hjrt efaUktoU

mid

Addnaa

iMk

Boa

iqtlWt

114^

AT-

A. H.DOOLEYS

ITo.

t-t.iT :'fi JR* Vl

.•!» i&f.

-tdi -u

"tmabtJ

1!-*

lob Mtfln Street,

a «^t TERRE HAUTE, 1ND. I t.MATI Wlf-

rjlBRRB

iT. S*-i sen

HAUTE x-atsss

in Jn"

teqTr.,T

mi/:***

Corner of Fifth aad Main atreet* d-s*

iS.

And all oth«r departmeata of accoantaatahip. Stideatacan eater anytime. Kaoh atade^fc recalvea private iaatraetioa. College Joaraa^ with fall iaformatioa aa to the ooarao of in«traction, qaaltteationa ior entering, neoeaaary expenaea, Ac., will be forwarded to aay addreaa oa applloatioa to tha Pr'ncipala, ^og26dw3m OABVIN A OWEN.

itt TALLOW, EtC.

.mi

OJ Til

"FC IF

Jit

ESTABLISHED, 1S3? —.. JijiB-.-TAT.T.OW

W liiO egn*4»i» i+4 v• *"IlARD,''L"""',"

i'Mf GREASE.

-»H .••»»«) H, «. _• nMI lo OOis I'* iJu

TTIQHB8T market prise paid. Mo charge, li made for oommiaaloa or drayage. Shipping Stencil fa ra I abed. QooUtioa, glrea npon applicatiea. Addroaa

PHOCTOB ft

GAMBLE,

tffc80-d2taw-wJia CINCINNATI

jq"OTICB TO SHIPPERS^

ij.v

AT tBB

E9LGLE

WORKS,

', 'WHITE iINE',:L

Antral Transit Company, Oaoi DiaCtao, Bap't. M. M.

Lahms,

BaBTTOBD.

Aaat. 8apt.,

Buffalo, N. T. Indiaaapolia, lad.

IThrough. Freight Line

Without changi of car* between Terre Haata aad all pclnta wB8T, B0TT0N, PBOVIDBNOB.

NBW HAVBH and all priocipal

tawna io MBW BNOLAND. NBW TOB*, TROY, ALBA^T, BUrFALO aadall BASTBBN C1TIBS via terre

Haate aad Indiaaapolt*. Bailroad

vfa Indtaaapoti*, thence via Bollefoatain* Lin* tbrangti Cleveland, BntTalo and Albany. Jbe •ovdral Bailroad CbmpaolM forming thia Line tana arrabgad thb Company for the parpoae of meeUng tbe1demand of abippeniatho tranaportattob "f MIBCBAND18B,

FLOVB

and BULK

8bitmeat*, runniagtbr WHITB OAB THBOUOH from pbint to point Without transfer, thereby Bavin* delay aad damage to property common at trabafer potato Bate* alWaya lame aa other Line*. Lot* aad Damage aad over etrerge prompt, ly aettled b» Agent* of tht* Line. ror 0AB8, throogb" Bill Ladlntr aad centract#, apply to U. 8HBWMAKBB, Ageat,

CoraerSthaad Main al*., Terre Haate, Ind. 'anrlMlm -»fauiinup»»4ti Vi i. It ii

XjiVANSVlLLB AND CRAWF0BD8V1LLE BAILBOAD. StctaTABT't Omci, SvAasvroa, ^Iaa1,|-

Notice it hereby given, that tha Ananal Meet.

Monday, tbe «tfa, day of October next, at 10 o^|ocka.M., at which time an election will bo htlt tar thirteen Director*, to eerve dariag ifc» aaanlag tear.

By ardor of the Board. lldtd J. S. MABTIN, SecreUry.

aitmt at—a,

WUdNiAflOIUM ««,*,

Carriage Msnnfaetaren,

Corner Xtm Baale.lad,, Bepalrlag 4oaa promptly and at Lo

^aoo cr.,,

Ibifii'i. Tlwft'a. v.

:js

Batea. H'Sdtr

nin

tiADIBSr

If yon reqnlfe a reliable, remedy, ate tho beat I •B. HABTBT'S npiiii WIM haVauao aqaaL Tbey an aafe pad tara la ordiaary caata. .«aiQB,

poifaa ra aox.

ir^~ilarvey's

Golden Wbn

too* degree* *trongtr they are intended for *po dal caata—tbicb nva aouaaa raa box.

TiliaS* iti I alaia *irt'frT«oa caaaot procaio tha Pills, *«d*ao tha

mmu.-

ZOBOJAXAC A ,a

Real Estate Column"."? i, .3 ws»s«v*

HENDRICH & LANGE,

OCea over lirat Batioaal Bark, 8. K. Corner ot ?uarth aad Main Mrwlt,

iPerre Haute. Xnd.

AtiatimaU of title furniahed, Lc\aa aa-.,t.:,^ gotiated, aad M4mf invested.--

L... FOB SAJLIT^

UITT PBOPBBTr.

Tbrty Lota la Untaa'a Addition lo Tvrre Una' Hbaaa aad lot, eaat Ohio atraet. llot,

I toLta HoM arrai a"e Adaiiti ttoa, bm aad lot In Sibley'aaddltioa oa Sta atreet, and lot ia B«ae'a addKioa oa 8th atreet. aad lot oa Poplar, ba*w*Mi Stb aad lib ii. Hbaaa aad lot oa Worth Ilk, -between miaaaai aad Llatoa atreeta. ,s*

Two baaiaeaa Hoaaaa oa Maia etr^* ..u OODHTT PB0P8BT1 I W "t* Tarm ef 89 acreaia Hoaay Of j^ 1\.«aaaip,

11* aorae in Uatoa towaahlp. S A«w baiaw ttaa Balltac llllii »niM««aiiJ. JaaflMti V-"1

SIMPSON'S COLUMN.

RUFUS

and Lot on

FBagleSAJLB»-House

[)S

atreet, betveea Sixth and Seventh.

Knqaireof B.B. WSIQHT

a««SMtr

00.

For all Derangementa of the Urinary

H. SIMPSON,

ATTORHTEf AT LAW,

IOTABT PVIUG, 4 M{' h&tste

«f Dtdi (w Wcstera SUka,

Fire ftBd Life Insnraaee Agents

Terre Haute, Indiana, hwsw

Oonrt, at reaaonabla caialaeioaa. B9PBOIAL ATTENTION gtvaa to rettieme of Bitatea aad Oaardlana in tb* Probate Coot

MANUFACTURERS.

'"rt

OmOB—In Soott'a Baildlag—dp^talrt—op- i"i poaito the Saw Ooart Boaae. NOtlOB.—Collection! made In aad oat »f

OF NEW YOU li.

CAPITAL, paid ia •100,000,00 ASSETS ™.......i.v......a,»«7i.»7a W POLICIES Iaaaed io 1869... 6,«1U4 i..au«. A. Mflfpsoar,

Marlldjrif

PRAIRIE CITY PLANING"* JL

MILLS.

1,11

WA»fTE».lV0!

Sokool Building to be erected

Continental Life Insurance Company,

.$1

a A ad a as a

.*t»

BMS AND HODSBS TO 8KLL AMD BENT

I* v'

DI8TB1ST AOENT. A. fr-t

ilMt.

'Shfti

-uJltJll. "Sit .k.SK'l rr J1) Sit

t'JsU ffl Iht*

1* I i. -ou-.mti -rfi" o» Km «td.J it ik wi *oi «te» t«t t^nMni

js ft.

CXI FT die WIMalAJM,:'^'•ANurAonmiw or

Sash, Doors,

jr mi

Blinds."'

Window and Door Franes, lonldlag Bmcketfl, SUlr Kallln^s, a

Newell Posts, Florin^ and Biding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers^ —ir PINE LUMBER^ and IhinglM,

Slate Hoofing, iT I ^Cement Roofing, Roofing Pelt. Captor 8awla|, PlaBlBg aad ua* Wood Turning to

im*

orde^:

All Work Warranted/

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Bts l»83dtf ''/if -H''•»

jtn

aaaol^am

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A 0 A 1

UNDSHTAUEK IS prepared toexeeatea I order* ia bit lm .,,b aialnna aad dlapatob jraer of tttnl aa« traata. Terra Haate. ladteaa. l»nJC-^'

Siis v-li }#ii li:

|JNDBBTArSfl.

M. W. O'CONIVlClwJC.1^^ Having pnrchaaed back ArMa B.

lib»(!»«.»,

Orober a Co., the Uadorteber, Eatabllahtoei.'., aadi baviag bad man year* experience in Its kaataaaa, it uow prepared to Inrniah M*U'i tta* rial Oaaao, Oaaketa, aad' Woodau Co£Bu«, ui *u •tylaaaad ataea, fTom the beat and laryeM »i.. or burial material Ua th* fltata, at Ko Si Kotih Tolrd Street, Terre Uaaie, Indiana. dwtf Tun UanuM.

ii.

tut .V

IKIAS'8 LIF* IJTYIfiOKiTOif,

on Lira sjcjurxifATiNo klixib,

Org to.*:

It glvaa

Life, Health and Strength* to all who.aaa It aad follow my direction*. It nave* faiia to remove Nervoaa Debility, Inpuiet oy or waat of Power, aad all weakneaa analog froSi Xxoeaaea or Iaalaeretioa, raaoltlog lo lot* of memory, nnpleaaant* dream*, weak nervo*. headache, nervoaa trembling, general luaftniit., dimeaaof viilon, flaahing of tba akia, which, if aegleeted, will anrely lead to Iasaalty or Contoiaption. When the dyateia ta oasa aflbotod, It will aot recover without help. It aurt lavig* orated and itroagthened. to enaMe tbe aaferar t» faidll thedatlea of life. "ITil* medicine hea beaa Mated for maay yt«r and It is warranted a certain odbi, ao matter bow v. bad the eats irsybe. flandreda of cartitiaate* oanbethowo. FHee, one Dollar per bottle, or aia bottle* for ?iti*t&ollare. etmn at

801X' lit '^U. DBUQOISTS.'''

If yoneaaaot proonre it aead a atatomeat oli.,:i yoar oaee, aad aaeloee the money to BBYAN CO., St Cedar atreet. New Torfc, aad It wlM i«m,l aant yem. Oa receipt of Tivo PoMaft, a bottlo* aearly eqaal to aevea amaU, will be seat to aay expreaa oBoe la the Called Sta tea, charge* paiciVt,# Private oiraalar*, aaat oa appHoattoa. Kocio.t „,w atamp. deelBdeodwly

OODI WOOD I WOODl

Two bnndredcorc't of acaiuned Oord Wood'""9 or rale. Ail order* leit at the "Cariy B«tne,"H' Watt Main *troet, or at John Me. FarUne'* of.*^

r•ABLET

north Third itiect promptly tiled. HO0SK-W. H. bAOOHatk. frrp*'. •ABLET I d*5|0-dly

A TTBNTION JOX. CONTBI

BAIL

tROAD

C0NTBACT0B8.

iifi*

We maaaf.ctaro 8TKBL BOTTOM SCBAPBBS from the moat approve! patterat. They aie largo, bat light, areeatUy SlieJ, aad raa oa tbe j.si fimb ateal bottom with tbe Irait it, It, We Lara prepared to ail ordera for aoy aaaibr,«ai vaaud, Wm.

i- BAhh

•Tie x'-ws

OO., ,,,

Bagle lroo Woraa,,..

Cor. lat aa| Walnatau., Terre Otota, Ini. Jel®

J^HJi HAW BY,

mt ,oy

MaddaaiHtAl 00^ •*Oedar Street, ^CTaSlW taeoUrt they ertll oaaj wrtlTork, aadoi

Wjy

ilim ,a to'

^KOHITJBCT BUILD**,

!J. A. VHYDAGIl, fUu, BpecMoatloa*, 8apti1attadaista^ aaa- Pef tail Drawfagataratahod for every dmo»H)M«B 'i

BafldlafS. 1 Ornoa.—floath eott e?TB«r vt MaMaM lUtt I Streets, war tknaaaHr** Oraa fWora.

WHt.

•n

COMMISSION UkCHARr^

And Wholesale aad Batalt Deatar io all kiala of Grain. Waiebonaa, oo aorth First St., at Caaal Bafln, Torre Baata, Iadiaaa.

S|V Strict attention paid to rritavlaK and watalag soado. *11 JelS-tfwu a°

30f*S»%