Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 September 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS.

THIS Will be the big d»y of the County

Fair.

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Bemabkadly qtjxbt was the city yes

Tab fcriminal Court was not in session

yesterday.

The latest issue of Appleton's Journal is receivod by our city news dealers.

Larob wumbkbs of omigrante pass

through the city, westward, every day.

PKACHES were qut° Plenly gtrcets yesterday, selling from wagons at one to two dollars a bushel.

QuxTKV^argo"number_ofFriend3 wore

th^city yesterday on tho.r PlBlnCeld to attend a convocation of that

religious denomination.

TRAINS will run to and from Ground to-diy, carrying v.s.tars attwen ty-five cents the round trip. The time

tublo is given elsewhere.

FOOT BACKS

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between girls are great at

tractions at Iowa fairs this season. Can

have something of the kind at our county fairs It would draw better than

horse race.

No Caubbpob CoMK.AiNT.-Mr. Eem-

wMe^&^Demingf informs us that their returning at 12

Fair wore as follows:

Kent of stands

License fees

Total receipts $2,(01 G5

Mrs.

Stjsan B. ANTHONY desires it to

be understood that ''working-men are the most dangerous onemies working-women have to fear." So far as our observation extends, the women in this vicinity are not afraid of working men, or "any other

man."

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LAYING CORNER STONE.—On

tho oration.

THE COUNTY FAIR,

Sunday the corner stone of the new Providence Hospital will be laid. All tho citizens are cordially invited to attend the ceremony, which will take place at 3J o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. F. F. O'Reilly, from St. Louis, will deliver

WHEN a crowded street car is stopped for a pa?senger, starting again is often very hard work for the horses. Somebody has contrivod a method of doing away with this loss of force. He connects a spring with tho wheels and brake in such a way as to coil up the spring in the process of stopping tho car then, by releasing this spring at the proper moment, its compressed elasticity comes to

the aid of the horses and sends tho car on its way immediately, at almost Us former

speed.

learn that the gentlemon who purchased the stock in the Great Western Plank Road, formerly the old National road, have put the same in good repair as far oast as tho bridgo over Lost Creek a distance of about four and a half railes^east of the city. Wo are informed that the balanco of the road east to the Clay county lino will be vacated, so that the township authorities may havo an opportunity to keep the same in repair.

It is the intention of the gentlemen now comprising the company to make a first class road of the Western four and a half miles, and to keop It in good condition at

all times. Thoy are now collecting toll at the gate two and a half miles oast of the city, and we learn they will soon erect a gato nesr the corporation line. Thoy will not do tliis until the Fair is ovor, not wishing to charge citizens toll for visiting tho Fair. No right thinking man ol.jects to paying reasonable toll on a good road.

Tho citizens living on our principal roads leading from the city should organize and not only put their respective road) in good repair, but arrango so the same may contintft so for a long time.

THE railroad election held in Fountain county, on Tuesday of last week, resulted in a .majority of seven hundred votes in favor of the appropriation. The appropriation voted amounts to $122,800 —$98,800 of which, is to aid in the construction of a road from Attica to our county line, and the residue, $34,000 is to aid the road now building trom Crawfordsville to Covington. Will tho people of Parke, on the 13th proximo, again refuse to vote the tax asked, to meet our friends of Fountain at the county line?— The vote then to be gi?en, decided the question, whether in the future we are to rank with our sister counties, or whether vith all our undeveloped resources, we are to remain tributary to other localities less favored by nature. Never was there a more favorable opportunity offered to any people to secure ample railroad facilities than are now presontod to the people of Parke. Let the friends of appropriation up and doing.—Sockviile Repitb(icanbe

Yesterday opened a beautiful sunshiny

morniog, with a promise of a pleasant day, and a chapca for the county fair to have some show. The crowd in attendance was quite large, and will undoubtedly be

quite i&jgC)

BUU

doubled or trebled to-day, our people

are beginning to l?arn that at our beautiful Fair Grounds there is a show of agricultural and mechanical products w«fll worth seeing. W« but repfiat tb&expres sions of those most conversent %ith "previous fairs, in slating that it is the^ best exhibition ovor'hlstd in this county, ex-

10^55i °y

"Zctro*LB BXTWfSIO*

ad 0 S re a in

lot of plants from Mrs. Jos. Grover, Car-

Power Hall has been well ^J'"1

The great attraction for the ladies, and

almost endless variety of needlework, embroidery, quilt?, carpets, blankets' woolen goods,' leathers, sewing machine?, hair bead, feather, wax, and shell work, pictures, penmanship and pen drawing, etc. An hour can well spent in this hall, and it was constantly

sales this season have been fully double This will be the best day of the fair

those of the same months last year.

TnE BECBIPTS of the Sullivan County

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filled all day yesterday as mentioned yesterday, the show of

horses, cattle a^l

good. In addition to the regular programme

already published, there will be to-day at elven o'clock a contest for a purse of ten dollars, between Will Hoddyon a velocipede and Chauncv Deming on foot.— Five dollars will b3 givon to the one winning the first half mile and five do!* lars to the one winning the entire heat of one mile. There will also be at two o'clock a running race by two horses single dash, for a purse of fifty dollars and at three o'clock a green trot for a pre

mium of $25. Trains will be run, carrying visitors for twenty-five cents the round trip going out at 9:&> A. M. and 2 p. M., and

PLOWS.

Philip Newhart was awarded five premiums on different varieties of plows .HOGS. Best Boar over two yearyCory Barbour Sow over two years, Wrn. Mack^ Six Shoats, under six months, Cory bourSow and pigs, J- J- Ferrell.

POULTRY.

Collection of poultry, Robert Jaofcion. Turkeys, Thos Leake. Common Ducks, Robsrt Jackson. Improved Ducks, Harry Pieker.^ Guinea fowls, William McMurtne. oi Peafowls, Robert Jackson^^'-f-t,x,,r Shanghais, J. J-Brake. Bramahs, S. McMurtrie Polands, Thos Leake. Hatnburgs, Henry Hurst.

Pegg.

A STEP IN TnE RIGHT

DIRKCTON.—We

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White Bantams, Ned Westfall. Pigeons, J. W. Fisher. Collection of Coops, J.J. Brake.'1 Single Coop, J. J. Brake.

MISCELLANEOUS.

On best collections of canned fruits, of canned vegetables, of preserves, jellies, pickles and fruit butter, Mrs. A. B.

Pegg was awarded premiums. Collection of dried fruit, Mrs. Jos. Pugh. Apple butter, Mrs. Hake. Mango Pickles, Mrs. Pegg. Catsup, Miss Belle Jenckes. Mav Butter, Mrs. Thirza Weir. September butter, Mrs. O. W.Barbour. Wheat bread, yeast rising, Mrs. A. 13.

Wheat bread salt rising, Mrs. S. Price. Corn bread, Mrs. Pegg. Light biscuit, Mrs. Jos Gilbert/ Collection of bread, Mrs. Pegg. ,i White cake, Miss Emma Laoge. Jelly cake Mrs. Sarah A. Jackson. Pound cake, Mrs. Jos. Gilbert. Maple Molasses, Maple sugar, Mrs. C. C. SmOck.r *t

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Honey, Mrs. Thirza Weir. Corn meal, Hominy and Grits, Hudnut& Co.—three premiums. Soft soap, Mrs. O. C. SmoclC^S?-^ Bar soap, Mrs. L. A. Burnett.

Whilo corn, Joa. Peck. Yellow corn, J. D. Parkor. White wheat, J. T. Crandel). Red wheat, David Pugh. Rye, Andrew Cooper. Oat", C. W. Barbour. Barley, Hiram Smith.

FIELD CROPS AND FARMS. "Si We give below the leport of the committee on field crops and farms, as follows: -i

On the 22d aod 24th of June last we examinod the fields of wheat and meadows, also took a look at ten farms entered for the Society's premium.

For Paddock & JJfarkle's premium for wbeat, six ten-acre" fields were entered by tbc following persons: Cory Barbour, George Clem, Joshua, T. Crandel, Jacob Ryman, Jauws A. Gibson, John J. Ferrel. Upon a close examination we decided that Cory Barbour's was the best. It has since beon threshed. The exsct amount of ground was 9| acres and the yield was by measure 416 bushel, an average of 42$ bushels per acre—by weight 393 bushels, an average of 40$ bushels por acre.

For tho 5 acres of meadow we found 7 entries, Waller L. Dickerson, Cory Barbour, George ,Sanky, Franklin Sanky, John Jackso', \. B. Pegg, Harvey Jackson. The |«-eraium was awarded to John Jackson.

Ten entries were made for-the premium on farms as follows: Hiram Smith, John Weir, Jacob Ryman Oscar Soules, A. B. Pegg, H. D. Scott, John. J. Ferrel, Cory Barbour, George Sanky, Jos. Gilbert. On the 7th, 8th, 10th, and 11th of September we re-examined the farms and found it difficult to decide between the five best. The decision was finally given in favor of the farm of George Sanky.

Five entries were made for the premium on acre of potatoes, by Jacob Ryman, Julian Farlan, Hiram Smith, John Jackson, H. D. Scott. The award was made to H. D. Scott.

For fiudnut & Co's. Premium on hominy corn, entries were made by Cory Barbour, Samuel Crandel, Jacob Ryman. The award was made to Samuel Crandel.

For McGregor's premhtmpn yellow corq, two entries were made, by John. I Weir and John J. Perrell, The award

wag made to John J. Ferrel. DESCRIPTION Of THE PBEMTUM I1BM. if lies six miles sot»th-j I Haute, Eiley townships Yig*Vbarity, WO acres in cultivation, 80 acres in meadow

acres iu tuiwT»«wuj «v

and

1 .u_» m»iu»nti. I tmI ttand- aM oxHSefiaerea, aiviwou ot .-v

4Q hpad crog?

oi"»»."»»"«•« *?£. AV

Imbrey. Large additions were made to 1

the fruit department. Pears, grapes and

The great attracljpn for the ladies, ana |b^

for gentlemen of taste, is Fine Art an

Miscellaneous Hull, where is found an

wt]Qa^ 16 to 25

froia

quinccs we have never seen excelled in to40 bushelsperacre. ProfiU—onlwheat ir Ed HM..ho»e!ni»et.er.ri.U« U„ «»d pMl»r. t™*, if' '&% -€f |J I no"0of pears. ff The committees will enter actively upon

thedi8Charge

J. B. Lyne, Thos E. Lawej an bly be able to give a full iist of premiums

pens.

and 5 and 6 P. M.

AWARD OF PREMIUMS.

The several committoes were called in the afternoon, and after filling vacancies went activeiy to work in making the awards. Very few committees bad reported last evening. From the red rib bons attached we gathered the following

pasture, 20 a.?:- yiQo COUMT FAIR.

tthe State Fair and in, pne pr ^o, I "abfe^Kafionof c'rojs, the four skips 2^*. Eeturning. leave F.irGromri. cept the State J? a ..i? vl generally practiced, clover cut the first *. and 5 and 6 iMt. Farrforthe particulars it excels that. IB «k «i «v»™

yesterday. Among the artfcloa most »»d tiAilfcrMBth. CatM* I

noteworthy that wore added, werea choice

50 to 100 head Merino. Hoga, from 20 to _.

riages from Scott, Oren & Co. melons produce of the Farm, market in Terre ^Moies j^rdperty). 'Telfms easy

IOa.M. The Exhibition of

2 P. M. Exhibition of Horses for Light Harness and Special Purposes. 4 p. M. Trotting of untrained Horses.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. 10 A.M. Exhibition of Heavy Draft Horses, Jacks and Mule?. Thorough Bred and Fat 'Cattle. 10 A. M. Auction Sale of Stock and Articles. 2 p. M. Walking Horses. 3 p. M. Payment of Premium^

NDfitoA* NORMAL" SCHOOL. This institution will be open for the reception of students ©n the 2^th day of

November, 1869. The first and second stories of the buildiDg^are. now about completed, the furniture has been ordered, and all will be in readiness by the day named.

The conditions requisite to admission,

as prescribed in the School Law, are: First, "Sixteen years of age, if females, and eighteen if males."

Second, "Good health." Third, "Satisfactory evidence of un doubted moral character."

Fourth, "A written pledge on the part of the applicant, filed with the Principal, that said applicant will, so far as may be practicable, teach in the common schools of Indiana a period equal to twice the time spent as a pupil in the Normal School together with such other conditions as the Board may from time time impose."—Section 10, School Law.to "Tuition in the Normal School shall be free to all residents of Indiana who fulfill the four conditions set forth in Section 10 of this act, and such tber conditions as the Board may require."—Seeticn 11, School Law. "A high standard of Christian morality shall be observed in the management of the school, audio far as practicable, be inculcated in the minds of the pupils yet no religious sectarian tenets be taught."—Section 12, School Law.shall

The Board of Trustees have elected an able Faculty, and have made provision for the immediate opening of the Model Schools and Practice or Training Schools

On account of the lateness of the season at which the building and furniture will be in readiness, the Board have decided to make the first term, beginning Novem ber 24th, a short term of four weeks, and to make of it a Normal Institute, closing just before the Christmas holidays, to allow the first full term to begin the first week in January ,and continue three

months.1 The Board of Trustees indulge the hope that a large number of young men and young ladies will avail themselves of the advantages'to be derived frcm Normal School Instruction at tho very opening of this important Institution, and that every county in the State may be represented an the roll of students during the first year of its history.

For further information concerning details, address Prof. J. M. Olcott, Secretary ot the Board of Trustees and member of the Faculty.

LOST OR

GRAIN. 1 '-..i .1

end of tail white. A reasonable reward will bo given for his return. Enquire nt this office. 17,d3t

MOURNING

L'lED.

GIUIAIT—Oio WedncwlMV the iait., Flax. Bury P.. of Ichlbod uiliutttj. Gilmma. *(«d l^Mr, 1

rtfl stated iafl afc^ijidered, division of fields "from 8 to 20 res. Boads, one running east and weit through the Farm, one running north and south along the east side of the same- "Water, living ..:p .Jter fed by springs. Character of soil, I Friday *nd Saturday toaccomcdato tboao clay loaca with t^n^tipps, cliytS^b-1.I jq »ttend the Fair as fallows: soil, nolSrainage to nnwrnnt toany thing "oSpot" **30.4, *,M1

ODtitliiiid ISdayi.

FinnMiKTiKitt tk* i«atdMca,8eatii ViM •traet^M If. '|l. *o-4ay (Triim*.) of t&* fiimllj are inTited to ffirttoryite?*-'- /I

TBKBX

HAUTB AIxdiakamlib B. &, Tiers HAUT*8ept. 14, 1869.

Train* wilt be'ran". oiLthis Boad

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p0iand and Chester White, sell his private residence, (known as the

S.T STFITSSHS!1*******»»•"

bushels ,per acre Hay,

loe^ Whspfer acteif oorhyfroni 25

of their duties in all the

unery, ones and we shall proba- yQUt

ver being the Pr'nciPa jQ to-morrow's paper. _____ by is an interesting collection ot pou y. addition to the extra exercises noted BLACK

In addition to the extra exercises noted

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ALL

STOLEN—A Liver Colored

Pointer X5og, about one year old, white *breast, and hind feet white and black speckled, fore feet and legs to the knee

White and blacked

and white goods. For an

unusually fine display, go to Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. 2t

SATIN de chine stripes, with trimmings to match «xactly, at Tuell, Ripley &

Demicg's.

THE finest quality of Lyons velvet, at TuelJ,. Jiiploy fe Deming a. at

French merinos, all Ripley & Deming's.

Fob

SELLING Boots and Shoes very cheap at Greiner & Forrest's. dtf

COTTON and Silk Parasols at cost, at C. Wittig &

CO.%

Block. 16, dtf

SEWING MACHINES to sell or rent, at Riddle's. dtf

MOHAIR

SWITCHES chefp,at Riddles. dtf.

BUY your Jewelry of Riddle.

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For Bal*.—Henry Miller wishes to

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0| clotniIlg miiae l|HlHugn

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FALL GOODS *OB M*K'B Wx*b-—Just received, an elegant stoek of Cloths, CasBimeres and vestiogs, together with an 1 elegant line of-gants furnishing goods of I the lateststyles. If you want a good suit of clothing made in the latest style, leave

with Grover & Miller, corner

of Main Dd

gjxth streets. dtf

ALPACAS—the

following is the regular pro- Shoe brand—superior in i^My, color

remaining 1 and width to any manufactur«l, at War-

b^imbbb' 17TH. I ren, Holerg & Co's. d3t

FWd'a'y, S«PTKMBKR 17thT" Iran Unbare & Co'fi. d3t 10 A.M. The Committees will com-. ,-«• mence work in the. various halls and I

unrivaled Horse

CAS«8 and Bales of New Goods

just received at the Great Headquarters

for bry Goods

for General purposes will begin. Also jl. Bteedfeg Cattle.

WARREN, HOIIEEG

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O. N. S. I. M. s. at Singer Agency 83

Main street. 12dtf

SIKOBB Machines sold on monthly pay

ments at 86 Main street. dft

NEW ATTACHMENTS

SINGER

work at 83 Main street. Qjdlf

BOORD St

receipt of new Fall goods, are selling rapid and aheap. septl2-dtf.

WHITE

FRESH

& Co.,

16,d2^-^corner 4th and Main streets.

The BE3T FRENCH MUSTARD

by the

quart and gallon—alio Limburg Cheese at C. A. Moench's Grocery Store, on Main street, three doors west of Seventh.

IMBERY,

Corner Fourth and Ohio streets.

15,dim V\.

WHO ^Ijoye MUSIC OOK •For the coming Fall trade

HERE!

am now reeeiving altogether the finest as well as the largest stock of the best Pianos, the Silver Tongue Organs and Melodeons, together 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 npw offer the latest and most elegant goods at prices which others may call cost or below cost, and old goods in tho bargain. In my muBic trade in this city, I have so far been successful as to command a patronage ex tending for hundreds of miles in all di. ructions from Terre Haute, thus making it a certainty that purchasers, by visiting the Palace of Music when needing anything in the musical line, will meet inducements second to no other establishment East or West. All are invited to call and see for themselves no trouble to show Goods. L. KISSNER,

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

THATDOLLAR

I!—How to save

speckled also, tip will take less than a minute to see that wo have the largest, cheapest, and best 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

colors, at Tuell, 2t

New fringes and dress buttons, at Tuell Ripley and Deming's. 2t

the finest quality of bleacheid mus.

lio, go to Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. 2t

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

dtf.

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.

I it. The place is TUELL, RIPLEY & DBMING's, dStwlt Corner Main and Fifth St's.

MILLINERY GOODS.—S.

PEELED

L. Straus has

has returned from New York with the largest and finest stock of millinery goofis ever brought to this city. Milliners can assort, themselves, at his wholesale room on the second floor, as well and at as low prices as anywhere in ibis ciuntry.

For the retail department, Mrs. Straus has seltcted, 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

Smokino

TOBACCO.—The

finest Vir

ginia Gold Flake and Honey Bee smoking tobacco at Katzenbach's. 14-tf.

Finx

Havana and Yara Cigars, lOcte,

at Katzenbach's. 14-dtf.

Fob

CHBWING.—The finest brands of

Fine Cut and Plug tobacco at N. Katzen bach's. 1^ dtf.

FOB Fiyk

170 Main street, Darning

CBNTS.—Clear Cuba Cigar

at N. Katzenbach's, Main street. u-dtf.

p:7Iv

C. WITTIG & Co., at 170 Main street^ Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods that must be sold.

LACX COLLARS, Ridle's.

and hankerchiefs at tf

BxAunruL colors in Crape Meretc Bereges and Lamartines, just received at Cornelius A Haggerty's. 4dlw

Oassikekxs.—run line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius A Haggerty's [6,d4t

flee lot of

Boon &JBax bav* 4*||aa dress flannels. -Gall andsee SaptlZ-dtf.

Boou & Soir are selling ticljM at bottoapriees.

OAT Miil, Cracked Wheat and Pearl Barley, at JoMph Stroo^'s^N^lSO, Main st. atf.

CHIOCS WnriB and Wqiwii at Joseph Strong's, No. 190, Main St,^ dtf.

A lasok stock of Sugars, Coffees and Teas sold cheap. Josxth Stbohq,190 Main St. i. lit •••-.

Fats

Ehqlish Macexkxl'at

Strong**^

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Okk «trinmBc vozcxr -nrere ofTliiese fine French Goblets at a much less price than ever sold in the city, 75 cents per aet, at Greiner & Forrest's, jcornerof 3d and Ohio streets. vio dtf

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Watch

Bepaibibq.—In

accordingly/. S. R.

OYSTXBS.—For A No 1 Oysters

call on Thos. J. Lang ford, in Beach's new Block, corner of Main and Sixth streets, who now in daily receipt of Fresh Oysters, which he is prepared to furnish tho trade or at retail fn... any

quantity. 3 dtf

ATLANTIC RESTAURANT,

dtf

at the Agency

83 Main street, ts ., dtf

MACHINES

foiu*11 kind®

MEN

SON are now almost daily in

PEPPSB, Pure English Mus

tard, Cochi Ginger, Penaoy Cloves and Nutmegs, choice Spices of all kinds at Joseph Strong's.

dtf.

OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS I !—By this date 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

Oans. Private entrance te the Restaurant on Fourth street. C. A.

and Boy'S shoes at reduced prices

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

CALL and see those beautiful French and Scotch Ginghatns at Cornelius &

HXBZ &

MOHAIR

Main street.

dbixd

PEACHES

A FULL

LINE

For

FOB

IT.—Y?&

are selling Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Notions,&cnchdapc•: than any other house in town, and we have the largest stock

It may be we don't wean this, but if you aro disposod to be saving of your greenbacks you might drcpin and see.

TUELL, RIPLEY

DEMING.

listwit. Corner Main andFifthSt's.

BUSINESS I! BUSINESS 111—We mean store

it.—If you will drop in at our

of Ladies, Misses and

Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them fast, at C.

WITTIG

money

stock, whidt ia atoreintlM

JOeefO} dtf.

LADIES' Gloyes

oonseqaetoce

of increased busipess I have been obliged to get an extra hand, and ha,Ve beeh for* tunate enough to secure the servicee cf an English watchmaker, Mr. Joseph Varley, of long experience and & fine workman. Those having watches to repair can take notice and govern themselves

& Co.'s,

21dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

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.

ready made clothing less than cost,

eo to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and a-

Main streets.

THE

m26.dir

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

"Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per

dozen, are sold at 16 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C.

WITTIG

NEW

& Co's.

STYLES OF

NECK TIES

at Bannis-

tbr'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 street, and see the ljew goods^just opening. Bannister's is We plsce to get them 9-dlw iinniw

r'io

READY-MADE CLOTHING.—A

small

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

IF you wnnt a suit of clothing made to order of new goods and cut in the lates style call at Fred Shieling's, 198 Main, between 6th and 7th streets.

Sept9 dlm. i^ill££rU£ii£&

G. H. WHIDDXN A CO.| are receiving choice Teaches every day, and selling cheap. dlw

FRED

SCHLEWING 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 a call, and examination of slock and prices. Your orders shall have prompt and careful attention. Low prices, exaet fits and first quality goods is my motto.

Sept9dlm. if I

GREAT BACE bet we mi the tavcy good! stores of Terre Haute, for Mohair Switches-, Herz and Arnold, 69 Main Street ahead.

We had a chance to buy a big lot of Mohair Switches, of the finest quality and the best assortment of colors, which we offer to our customers at a lower price than they can buy them at any other,establishment jn the east or west.

dlf

sV#**a hxrz & ARNOLD. .83 Main St. betweon 3d and 4tl».'

NIGHT trbm of the Terre Haute Com* mercial College will begin Monday, Sept. 6th, 1869. 26,d2w

SUMMER DBXBS GOODS at cost, at O. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming

Block.

16»dtf

MEN'S CLOTH GAITXBS at $1-60 a pair at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third

and Ohio streets. dtf.

Vco?*, 16,dtf

Iikwiwat'«jfeit,*rfrtf& ..... 170 Main strwrt^I^mfnf Blri

TVMULI

MAIN

STBEBT.—Fresh Oysters,Praitie Chickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers, Jofl. KEBN, Proprietor.

CALL AT BANNISTEB's and see those nice new goods, now opening for fall and winter suits. f*''''***k??*d1w-

BABGAINS 1 Bargains 11 Bargains 111 at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. dtf.

%othe

Fob

AN**

Haggertys.

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

Tqs Nxw DBY Goass STORE, NO. Main street, fbrta«rTy o&afiifitl.feyt.C Wittig & Co., will be opened on or about 'ftrlOth gf 8»pt«BW, ttTTKr known as the New York Store. dtf iO'im .T? lttlg

at coat, at

Co.'s, 170 Main street^

.A -:U-r

$26-tf. GOOD

HOSI^BY

FBBBMA*,".

161 Main street, near corner of Oth. dwlw

EN-3Block.

^fdtf

GMTUIH. .OT California Cluet. Pare Sher* Old Kentucky White Whewt Whisky. Choice Liquoiftjilways oo laand. a :1 v, JbswH Cttbctf,'

MaivrtiMfc

L'ACX

GaitiM lor |lj50 ,at

Reibold's, 64 Maid Street

ajt cosf all C. Wi^lg. & Co 's

'l!70 Main street, Demiog Blookt, 16,dtf

rTBXRXhas been a decided adrat^'ta ^nts sinco our new stock was bought, we give our customers the benefit 6.tigood bargains. dtf

home manufactured Hoop Skirt cheap, is at Herz & Arnold^ Skirt Factory, No. 89 Main street, between Third and Fourth

Do YOU WANT Baboains Go to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table fall of cheap Goods. 2^d.tf

THE

at C. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf

at C. Wima

Go TO W. Sage's for a delicious beverage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fine orde|.

CATABBH CUBED

No HUMBUG! Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 p&! cent. IrtSlow cost. Lobk at our bargain Table.

Gio. BiiuirOf Sop't, M. M.Ljunm, Aaat. Sapt., Buffalo, N. Y. Indt»n*polisf Ind.

Through Freight Line

Without cium«e and ail peinta WIST. D09T0JJ, PBOVIDEh^I, HABT70BD. MEW HAYEK and all principal towns iu NEW ENGLAND. NEW TOBK, TBOT, ALBANT, BUKFALO and all BASTEKN 01

For OABB, fluongh BUl LlMte* sri'ttHI tract*, apply to li BHEWItAKKB, Agent, Corner9th,and »ainfia ^Terreflanw,

aaglSdltn

lt,U

TALLOW, ETC.

ESTABLISHED, 188?

TALLOW,

MEWADvmilTISCMCNTt.

^NICHOfiS*

sta

wrtir. Itux

xi. tart

'utTanHPiRTrTT-tf at ooatp' at O.

BITLXT

& Dtonitd.

CORDA of New Dry (Gtoods and Kotions

at Tuell, Ripley &Demitfg M. dtf

EBLANGEB

166

has just returned from

New York, where he has been buying onfe of the largest stocks M'[ ready iqade clothing for men and" boys ever' brought

West The goods are coming

:nbw, and all wanting anything in this line will find it to their advantage to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Remember, HeadquiMtem for clothing, No. 93 Main street, second doot

below 4th. fc-fltf

SOMETHING new in the way of skirt at Titell, Ripley & Deming's. dtf

Ribbons, Sashes an& Bowa ,'go. io

Tuell, Bipley & Deming's. dtf

THE BEST PLACE

in the city for Skirta

andCoreets is at Weisz's FsctOry, 169 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth •treats 4,dtf streeia.

ANOTHER LOT

ARNOLD,

3,dtf 89 Main street.

COILS at Herz 3c Arnol's, 89

ait-

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 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.

of nice Laces, JEpabtoid

eries and Alexander Kid Gloyes, which will be sold eKaap, ft Weisz's BkhrtFac-

tory, A

BUY YOUR wife a gold watch of Riddle.

-i

The

only place to buy a good, stytiah,

best pair of White Hose at 15 cts

Co.%

21,dtf 170 Main street Doming-Block,

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 com plaint. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one of the most disgusting of disease*, When in this simple remedy they can procure a cure. All druggists keep it. Or send 50 oents to O. P. Seymour & Co., Boston, and receive a box by next mail. 20-d6teow

21,dtf l70 Maii'street,'Deming Block?

If YOU WAST a salt of cloUiing 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 6th aod Main streets. m26-dtf.

L-i^—.

LOCAL NOTICES*

To ftemoTC Soth Pateiiei, Freeh las and Tan from tha fac«, a fa Parry's Xoth Frtckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B..O. Pisbt. Sold by %11 DraMiata.

For Black Worms and pugpies on tha Faoe, n#e Fun'i Oo**do!TE A»D VIMTLM Beiicdt, prepared only by Dr. B. O. PsaaT, 49 Bone street, New Tork. Seld everywhere. Tha trade supplied by Wholesale Mediefae Daalar* marl7deod8m-w3m'

WSTJJ5W

J* US: ij

Hmade

FFF*

TONIC!

A' inn iwasJyUbr

igae udP Fever,

iar.AII.

aiLIOGB DMBA8B9..

X-

'/J'

J! J.-.Jl SE..I

Wui utisfy tki moat ImiiMmi «oljr ft* WIP*«l S2

.. ij

-^a«j i"i-»

Oaahlar far H. Halman

5 'i'

•nl

Nichola* Ague Tonic

la br sale at OKB DOLLAB PSB BOTTLE, by Medieine dealer* generally, and at wholssale by thslU^ntaotnrars. t,-

BARB, EILICK BERHY,

Brnggists aad Chemists, Terra Haute, Indiana •^iUlmsta

**"._• e*»

{•1, .» ts

ITAUII&N A'

-nl -... .,e«dstl»

Id*

... .Itmi ?t. OCJllitflJ" JuJSO.jtSl Itiw tiiiv#:

DOORS

if-ai«»«tlifS'P%,

•.

•FIIISP'L:

-V •«•.*• feasM-aaUftt! .r AND 1 fn) asiv .« j. oiiurt

tiSia il» •i.frSidST. JJaas

.I*

-Jl.a-l! 1 »SM»rtW **', iil.i •»i al

SASH.

FIITNI--

t! afcaai tia

*au«'

ATIIEIB

OHIJ

NA& OVI* T**

It*

JUST RECEXVED.'j^

vs.-,. .•

W TOLEDO B00K8,

»/i»B&A**orted slses.

BAA^R 6 N 1X8 40*60* (iia.'Jedl

is3"(

10,000 LISH18 T0L8D0 SASH

Assorted sizts.

la :.a« WtO j-t J.1

B.iJtMios i*i«) *TI

..ill,

JJRESS MAKING.

Sra. W.

J^OTICBTO SHIPPBBS.

Siol

!G "WHITE LINE"

central Transit Company,

wra yw

GREASE.

IGHK3T market prsca paia. No charges for eoaasdMioa or drajage. Bfaipplag Bteaeil forn'shed. Quotations glren apon appliMtlon* AddrcM

FBOG7cm*eAKBia,

og20-d2taw-wS« vUtllllTI

JOFLI

COXMISSIOIYEICHAIT

And Wholesale aadBetail Dealer in all kia4s of Oraio. Warehovae, on aorth First St., at Oaaal Basin, Terre Haata, Iadfaaa.

Strict attentkm paid to reeeirln* aid for-JelS-dwtt warfiac

WANTKD

TXTANTED.—G»od Girlr

"Which we are telling at greatly reduced I si prices, at a a 1

CTIBT "&DEFREES,

aTMCfilt IXi'TB oitfS (J* tr0:i

l^yholssals and

BetailJCeal,er(i|f»^|li*.

i. I Slitaj -1

Wis ywitsii /. -v. I -:u: J.il jo .tBsl

HiBDVlBE.

I 1 I W'lttfi'fi tfi. f..i 'J I srf) Id ™sl«st^&^

1 is*id »«*..'• S HA.UU.'T,

ifj -o-j

WJWiJ.

iiikl

C. Wima* Co., ....

w. aowAaa *Ainiwo. j. w. aossais.

MANNING B0BEBTS,

A I N E S

Boms, Sign and Carriage Painting, Plain and D0eor«tlte Paper Hang ng, Graining, Olasing OeUomiaing, Ir- sooiag, As

Saor—No 8,3d *tr««t, hat. Cherry aad Mala. P.O. Bos 389. Tr, nsi

•ah removed her Cloak and Dress Making astab laehment to Narlor's naw balldtng on Ohio, be ttreen Fonrthand rtfth streets, where sn* wii. be pleased to meet all who desire the most perfect work In this line.

Psrttoalar attention will given, as hereto tore, to the latest styles. The most sklllfal assistants h^v« been engaged Wedding Ooetnmee. Ball and Party Dresse* Ladiee aad Children1* Cloak* and lwasses mann aetarad with promptneaaaad dlipatob JlStf

REMOVAL.

TIES

Tla Terre Hante and Iadfaaapoli** Bailrtad via Indlanapolii, thenoe via Bel lefontains Line tbrtracb OiereiandL. BnSalo and Albany. The •eyeral Bail read- Yfompanier lbrmlug thlr Lina have arranged thii Oompaay for the pnrpoee of meeting the demand of hipp«r*injbe tatioa of MBBOHaHOISE, FtOUB and BULK Shipmenti, rnnning the from point to point without tram far, than by earing delay and damtge to property common at transfer points Bate* always suae a* other^ Line*. Does and Demagaand orer charge promptly eetiled b» Agents of thia Llna.

LL£ 1

RAILROAD AGMXCY.

1 uaVe moved my oflloe to MoKeen A Paddock: Mill, where I woold be pleaaed to *ee my old Wend* andonstomera.

Ihroacb reeeipts given oa ehlpmente of prednoa to all Eastern oTtiea. All Ball, and Ball aa 1 Water ratee a* low, and time es qniok a* and eoapeting lines. Oraln in balk shipped to Hen ttnslend town* withoot ohsngs of car*.

CBAS. Wtl0. W.

1*4.

JAMBS B. T0BH IB, Ask

aeriatdti

GKOCEBIIS, PftOVlSIONS,

A*»

O E

At the same oil Stand,

1SS

Main St.

Ttatienal

tkhbb

VY hoewvork. Hen for work of all kindi Tkh «satr. At Twm BMK lMplqBMlt Aftmcf, OW»and ?$-.

TXT^iJJTED—A competent mid-,

IT dl« seed wossan to aet as Hons*k««per.— Best of Nhn*M required. Mo. 1876.

FDR

'II :'.••• RTDITKMI* ••**.'

Mth. 1M8.

This is tojswUfy that mjMlf wifch*w h»d Um Daab Chill* *ad frnt for bar Bv* TMurs, isd «•'triad aM U» pr««Inett pJriUcU»»,p*Uiit n*dlebtf« had Bit tsn, whsa w» Uted "KkohoU' ZpmTMte,** la 0M*iu aad wli*

a S to 5 a S

•(#51 -j*!!! 141 V" ,»

•B'\.

Hitm, !*•. Oetab*r 1st, 18*8.

Mi taMrtlly that Iktl th» OhHl»»nd F«V«r far tM yiiH, and triad ill tha **naafir itw and fonad no ralfef until I trtad ''NtehaU1 An* Tanio," u4 km not h*4 a chill Sinoa, and Jwaaiy rac^roaad tt toallaffliotad in that waft i~ fBAHK HTBR8.

Address Lock Box, S*pl5d4t

T-,

....

rR-~

TXT ANTED—Two firsWate Qirlag V? —oMtooock, waahaad iron, tha ether te5j nvrae aad aaaiit ia hwa«e»or«. t'^SABLY

I ia MBS. saatOEi. Boem »o.

«tr

4Mtiaiir«r «M«iHmMa hw* pro. taaaai Met Mttkg aatand lfc*t Tttiot 3*31 «*•«i

S, Ttere Hante Hoase.

TXT ANTED—To Kent--Any per-

IT son having a email dwelling fbr rent," withia ixir or ftra eqaares of tha "Gaaetta" ofv floS, can sad a reads aiptieaatby taUlneal Gasatte office. A 4th or Sth stmt location paftrred. eepS

FOR RENT.

RENT.—Rooms No. 14 2

Dowiing Hall. The roows are well adapted fbr theFloar aad Teed, Oraia oraay heavy basi•ess. Possisstea given Immediately. Tor parttoalars i«qnlre of Bipf eioe Oo., at the Hail, or T. O. Baatln, Terra Haute Hoasa. angMdtt BIPPBTOE OO.

FOR

OHM.

UOR SALE--Houae and. Lot cut. JC Bagie street, between Sixth and Seventh, knaniraof B. WhlOUTA W. angSGdtf

F3R

-VWI NL Y.I

SALE—A nice property on South Sixth street brick nonnt, lOiooma, stoatgrained aad papered, near'two.act** «(t gronod aet with ornamental treee and all kind* of bearing fruit treee, grapes iad small barrie*. It is a desirable property and will cold lo.w op terms to *u it. If not cold *ocn wilt be torrent t« a god carefu' tenant. Eoqnlroof mtf A. O. FDBBOW.

MAWUFACi Ua^jtS.

liiii BHU

pRALRIE CITY HILLS. Va-*.,-V It

CXI FT A WILLIAMS, MSMvrAflTuaiaa or

Sash, Doors, Blinds^

-•ItgfcSXS*'-frames,DoorandWindow

..Ballasiers,

Newell Posts* -1 Florins and Siding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lamber.

WHOLESALE

and Retail Dealers

JPIIVE LUMBER!

Lath and Shingles, Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing, 1 Hoofing Felt. Custom Sawing, Planing and is Wood vnrnlng

DOME to ORDER.

All Work Warrantedl.

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sts. JaSSdtf -t i, ."J W £]•[. -J .... Jl I f«..

SIMPSON'8 COLUMN.

I 1,* -n) a"'

IM FA

JJUFUS H. SIMPSON,

-1ifi

s'J

"Vc

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

NOTARY PUBLIC,

No. 121 Main Alajias.riftii Sts.,

... -MTT-AS

TIIF-

its

GMnittiMer »f Deeds fir Wcsteri ^Utu, Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

1 Terre Haute. Indiana.l' »Ai f' orriCB—In Scott's Bnildlng—ap-*talr«—op-posite the New Ooort Bouse.

SO riOl—Collections usde in sad oat of Conrt, at reasonable •mmlssions. KSPKOIAL ATTINTION given to settlema of Betates aod Onardlana in tb» Probate Conrt/ ..)

I jj y, :-y«s

!.#,«? Compaay, O N E W O bipITAX, psid in....™ ASSBT8

.A....

,--1

»r

Handsome Iron Hltcblng Posts

FOB sail *au

I E A io AT THB

E 4.QLE IRON WORKS,

COB. riBST AND WALNUT STBEETS. jnne3 d6m

-i .n-it-J

WAITED.

Jl? '*«$ rtsJ*

FABMS AND HO08KB Mtl

?»i ir I

llJk*

TO BELL AND BBNY

DT.IM

CoBtlaealsl Life Insurance

m«7r178*9•lOO.MO.M

POUOIIS Issued in 18«9 e,004

H. SIMPION, .. DIBTBIBT AGINT.

Marlldwtf

C) HJVII* 4"*#

T*ti

T?VANSVILLE AND CRAWX!i TOBDSVlIiLB BAILBOAD. SscaaTAai's Ornos, XvAasvtus, Ian-,) 8epf 1 1800.

•ST***'

Notice is hereby glv«n, that ihe Annual Meeting of Stockholders in this Company %tll be held st the Curt Hons, In the City of Xvansvltle, on Monday, the 4th, day ot October next, at 10 ••'cluck A. M., at which time an election will be heli or thirteen Directors, to serve during the ensuing »«ar.

By order of ths Board. lldtd J. S. MABTIN, Secretary.

X*K. W1LDT, LKWIS TBOltAJl. WfLUAM P0TBS

WILDT, THOMAS C0., Carriage Mannfactnrers,

Oorner 9d and Walnut streets, Terre Hsute, Ind., Bepsiring done Promptly snd st Low Bats*. f|»adtf

A-

LADIES, v:•.

If you require a reliable, remedy, use the beet I V»K. H&BTira raULI PILLS have no equal. They are safe and sure ia ordinary caeee. rmios, oMmiui rsa sol.

Dr. Harvey'IV&OLDEN

ATTENTION

C. S. TUTTLX mix rums

CflAI. WINO A CO.

Bave-parshased the stock of goids heretofore kept by B. WBIOHr A CO.. where they will "w pleated to meet their frlendi with a fall assortment of

^ROHITECT

Oyvici. Beathaaet

HM.

I XJ

Block,

HAUTE, IND,

The highest oash pries paid tar Country Prohic». alMtf

4^-I-

PHYSICIANS.

a. a. rsnrcnr, u.». io%* A. wooc, ».

"PRESTON ft WOOD, -i,-.

Physicians and Surgeons, OM sUea "ft

Mee (temporarily) at Dr.Wood's aad Baaidanoa.Mo^m Ohio street, botweea Seventh and

.JcSUMMsstlf answered day aad night. Aagnst 10th, 1S69.

PiUs,

four degree* *tronger they are intended for spe tial casse—raios rtva oouaas rsa soz. Private circulars ssnt dree. Cnoloss stamp. you canaot procoie ths Pills, useless the andaddrsaeBBTAN CO.. H4 Cads*

•KiVS-

Street,

fork, and on receipt thev will be sent wellse*,. .A •d rMort asall. DatS-deod »1y ,iai

ROAD

RAIL

OONTBAOTOBS.

We msnnfucture 8TKBL BOTTOM SCBAPBBd from the most approved pattern*. They are large, but light, are easily filled, and run oa ths smooth steel bottom with the least draft. We ail order* tor any nttaltt

Wm.

are prepared .. wanted.

ttihb AW.,

Btgle Iron Wopss,

Cor. 1st snd Wsloutsts., Tetre II tut*, lad. J*16 d«ar'

a BUILDER.

A.M

VRYDAGU,

Plaas, BpecMeatioaa, Sapertataadaaca, aad. IMC tail Drawlags furalsbed (or every d«.ortptios of laildlags. !.•.„

*T M*'

gtieels, over PmMII'iMrani

I8SOLOT1QN.

Ths Arm of

Ssl2dtf

aad BK

Dras

IM*

SMITH, Chemical

Woik*, Racond street, between Main »udu.. Cherry, a joining ths etewartHoa^a. Dyeing in all it. branch's, (achat Crepe ahawla Bibboos, ^l of ail kinds. Merino aud DeLaine •Tli psoou Velvet. Pa/aeuls, .........—-tntloo pal 1 lag and Beflalahing, without daaagiog rv, such article* a* C.epj onawU, Silk

Curtains. Plumas,

arae"ia jx

and fringae. Psrttcalsr attention pal 1

to Cleso ths Ci l--r,4j":'V' .• Dre*e»s,,

Merino ast DeLaiae breiaee, Br.ch Shawls, ., ahmr« rinewli, CI »«s a-pts and Plane rare. Olitimj of OfOts'

neatly d»n». m%0dlm

OJIU,

Paots and

I. ISSWR S-

A. fsrra & Co., i* this day die*

solved by mutual coassat, Mr. fare havlog sold' his Intere-i Iheraia to Mr. Pel per s, who 1» alone*** sathorised tooolisct all tiis debts due the late firm aod to pay all demands sgsiast i.

FBBA.

O.J.

PBIPBB8.