Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 September 1869 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

tebbb-hautk. I»I.

Wednesday Morning, Bept. 22d, 18TO.

^TZTR.FIOAD TIME~TABLIT

•MHHI HAUTB AMD IHDIA.HAPOLIS. ASUTB, 6:30 A.*. 1:66 A. -..11:05 p.*. 4:35 r.~3:M J.' ^"AT^MO^TION 10:25 A. *. ""ST. LOTTIE, A.LT0H A3ID TBBBB EAUI*

CITY

Asanrm,

LBATK.1 ..— 1:20 A. 6.35 A. 4-.3J p. 10:30 A. ~.MAILAPD .F.0 A ki:55p. *ZH*two»'*ccommodation...l0:» A.

KYAHBVILX.B AND CBAWFOBESVILLB. ... ABBIV* 1-SAVS •fcrnreas

10:55

r'M

6:40 A.M M^IL ......4:20 6.oo r.

Mal1

ROCBLYTLLB BITIH8IOH.

LtlTP 10:15 A 6:00 P.

NEWS.

Thk

dats and nigbts are now of equal

leng'.b-

DOOLBT

has received

Monthly tor October.

TnE

TUB

the Atlantic

THE KUNKBAL of B. H. CornWolI, on was largely attendant! mourning

yesterday afternoon cd by the Masonic order relatives and friends.

QUE RKt'OBT

of the doings of last night

City Council is ..heavy weight" from the Fourth ward .e

out of tov/n.

rather meagre. The

L-'OUND.—A mamorandum book con taining valuable papers, supposed to belong to Elias Davis, who cat. obtain it on calling at this office.

()u have just seen a iiie of the National Intelligencer, of 1823. Torre Hauto was then of so little ^mP°'* tnnce that it was directed to "Curtis Gi bcrt, Port n«rrisoD, Ind."

A MISERADLK old balcholor who wouldn't even marry on a breach of promise suit, says that "it is calculated thai one female crying hard all night with a broken heart, will weep j«8t_ one teaspoonful of salt and rain water.

OYSTERS.—Our

THE

is supplisd by

tablo

Tom Langford with some splendid oys Lrrs, both as jo size and flavor. He keeps the well known Maltby VccogiHzedas the bo»t in the market, but if you want something superb, call at Beach's block and enquire for Piatt & Co's Extra Select.

County Fair Premium

not furnished to this paper for P»bl' ^_ lion, and hence its non appearance. Journal.

It was not fnrnished to this papor either. Wo had enterprise sufficient to '•o for it," as we do for othnr items of interest to our readers.

RBTTTRKBD.-Mr. Hera, of tho firm of Herz & Arnold, returned from tho Last yostorday morning, and is now oponing what ho claims to be tho b*st and most complete stock of corsets, ladies' furnishing and fancy goods which has fore been brought to this city.

COUNTTL SCHOOL ENUMERATION.—The following abstract from the report of Thomas B. Leng, County Examiner, to the Slato Department of Public Instruction, shows tho number of children bctwoon the ages of six and twenty-one yoars throughout the county:

25^

Nevins 200 Otter Creek 221 Pierson Prairie Creek... Prairieton Riley

310 298 197 310

Sugar Croek

356

Terre llaute 2,185

Harrison Honey Oreek host Crook Linton Novins Ottor Crook

both started from the village of Centerville in the southeast corner of the cous* ly, to come to this city to have the deed recorded, and draw the money from bank. Mr. Lucas was never seen after crossing Honey CreeaIt was reported he was seen in this city the next morning and that be was seen going east on the National road. He lived unhappily with his wife and many supposed he had received his money from

Soe

A PIAKO can be bad at a bargain, our advertising columns.

the stair

mont that "the tiger' has a den .n this

city. _____

residenco of W. D- Griswold was

entered Monday night and a lot of vain alio jewolry abstracted.

Risley and left for other parts. Some weeks after, when tho excitement in the neighborhood had been allayed, and the affair almost forgotten, at alone and unfrequented part of Honey Creek, just low where tho Lockport road crosses it,

Risley was seen standing on the bank looking into the water. The fact becoming noised about, the sa&rcfi was renewed, and tho body found at the very place where Risley was seen, looking into the water. It had been sunk by attaching a bag of rocks to his neck. An examination of the body revealed a bullet hole through lh9 head and the front of the skull was broken and sunk in, as i| from the effect of a heavy blow.

Risley, Moses Holmes and two others were arrested on suspicion. Risley and Holmes were tried, on a change of venue, in Pulnam county. Tho first named was sent to the penitentiary for life. Holmes was acquitted, and is now residing we believe in Louisville, Kentucky.

On the trial of the latter, Risley was brought up from the penitentiary, and testified that be was acquainted with Lucas, knew him about four years and knew his wife before ho wss married lived about three miles from wboro they lived and about ihree miles from Centreville. Started from therewith Lucas on the 13th. We had traced, I was to give him $1,505 for the land. He gave tho number of iicres of the land and the torms of the trade—said he refused to take the dsed when Lucas returned wilh it from Terro El auto aud had it altered.

Went Thursday evening after shadeod was acknowledged was not satisfied with il WHS afraid it was not right and concluod I would go to town and have it examined bffirfe I paid the money. Wemade arrangements to c° and we started about dark, and staid there until about midnight when we startod to Terre Hauto. It was about 8 o'clock when wo left Centreville, went by Esq. Pearson's, some distance out of the road, and then went toThomas Taylor's stopped there a short time and then went on lo my hcu'se we drove slow. My family were in bed put the horse in the stable. My wife got up and opened the door and went back to bed. I went in the kitchen and sent somotbingto eat, when wo ate and talked for some time. I asked Lucas for tho deed be gave it to mo and I looked over it two or three times.

My wife and I talked about it and she said it was unnecessary to go to Terre Haute. I then said that we would go to Taylor Pearson's in the morning and if he said it was all right I would pay him the monev. Lucas then said he wanted togoto town that his wife said he should

put the money in bank, and we started on to town about 12 or 1 o'clock that night. We went from my house to tho Bono road wo drove slow and got to strawberry bill about five o'clock in the morning croR9od under on the bridge by D. Donbam's. Near the Female College, on Sixth street we parted there

wont to my brother-in-law's, Charley Moore, and he (Lucas) said that he would go to his brother's don know where he wont.

We met again near the Post Ofnce. 1 told Charley Moore that

Jlfn/M. Femaits.

Fayette 243 Harrison Honey Creek Lost Creek Linton

door and tho screen.

over bs-

Tot.il. 702 1,006 501 509 503 410 447 589 585 391 600 722 4,480

359 401 238 248 249 210 226 279 287 194 290 356

2,295

Total 5,803 5,702 11,505 Tho forogoing comprisos the enumeration of whUo children. Tbe following is tfae result of tho onumeration of colorod childron, as required by the law paseed IrtSt winter:

Mai*.

Ftmif/s. 'J'o.'ii/.

... 23 11 ?A ... 5 Id ... 41 39 P'l 22 .. 13

lo 13 25

... I ... 4

S'igar Creek.

CI 5-2 113

Total 200 lC.ii 3('.C It will be seen that no colored people reside in Fayette, Pierson, Prairieton and Riley Townships. Harrison has transferred its colored children to Terre Haute,.Nevins has transferred to Lost Creek, ond Otter Creek has transferred 27 to Lost Creek. Thoro will bo one colorod school in tho city, three in L^st Creek, one in Linton, and ono in Otter Creek.

Tho grand total of the enumeration is Males, 0,003 females, 6HS68 total, 11 871. \,

DEATH OF JOHN BISLKT—HK COKFKSSKS THE MURDER OF LUCAS.—From the Louisville Courier-Journal wt learn that John Risley, who went to the Southern Penitentiary frem this county under a life sentence, for tho murder of a man named Lucasr died on Thursday night last of inflammation of the bowels. A short time before he died he confessed that ho was guilty of the crime. Thu3 has a deep mystery baen cleared away. Risley was convicted on purely circumstantial evidence, and in the minds of many of our people there was a very grave doubt of his guilt. Ho has since his incarceration and up to tbe time of this confession stoutly proclaimed bis innocence.

It will be rembered that Risley bought a farm from Lucas, and late one evening

had tho deed

to tho land and told him that Lucas and I had traded. I was pretty well satisfied with the doed but wanted to show it to a lawyer. Showed it to a school teacher, a lamo man, who said it was agood doed. Lucas and mo went to the Union House and ihero

paid him tho money, between the

took the deed to

have it transferred: saw Judge Claypcol there showed it lo him. This was after I had paid the money. The last time

saw Lucas was at the Union Houso. Ho said ho had more business to attend to. I started homo about three o'clock in the afternoon got home about sundown wont to Holmes about 9 o'clock on the samo morning to borrow some mouey found him at a grocery store on tbe national road, no'ir Teeny's don't know who kept it. Holmes asked me if Lucas and I bad traded. Was told that Lucas bad passed thero: while we were talking about it Mr. Reeves came by said Holms told him that Lucas was running away, and that hs was going to Centerville to tall it. My wife had the "money

Lucas sewed up in a pocket in ber skirt. Sho had fifteen hundred dollars and gave mo all but ten.

lars tbe day we made the trade he wanted it to pay a man ho owed and

that much and gave it to him. Wo went from Centreville in light express wag in. Mrs. Baker talked of going with us to Terre Haute with two of her children, but finally declined to do^ so, she said that one of her children WHS sick. I was willing for her to go with us.— Risley tried to explain why ho was on the creek near whore tho body of Lucas lay in the creek, but a short time beforo it was found, and »'s) why ho was measuring the depth of the creek before Lucas WHS killod. He was thoroughly cross-ex-arained, but nothing in addition lo the main I'-icts above detailed, could be drawn from him.

CITV COUNCIL. A

Tho Council mot in regular session last evening. Present, Mayor Cookerly and Councilman Cx, Miller, Mattox, O Connell, Rockwell, Seeburger and Scudder.

Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. FRTITIONS, &G.

A petition was presanted by N. Gould, asking privilege to erect a stairway on the feidewalk for his new building on Ohio street

A petition was prcscntad against changing the grade on Fourth street, petwfcen Park and Shfeets streets. Referred.

The Committee on Fees and Salaries

reported o'n'tlie bill of the deputy Col/ec tors of delinquent taxes allowing them $2 50 per day. The report was ^concurred in.

Tho Committee on Taxes reported against allowing Mrs. Sarah King any reduction of luxes. Concurred in.

The Committee on Fees and Salaries reported that tho salary of the Assistant Citj Clerk be placad at $500 per aHnnm. Concurred in.

Tho Cuy Engineer reporlol that ho bad ostablishtd a grade on Fourth street, between P*rk and Sheets. Referred.

The City Engiueer reported on the survey of Locust st»?et from Seventh to Fourteenth street, and Fourteenth street from National Road slieet to Locast street. Referred*

RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Scudder presented a resolution authorizing the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department to change the elevation of

the fire cistern at .the crossing of Chestnut and Twelfth streets. Adopted?— Mr. Seeburger presented a resolution instructing the Police Board to report an ordinance to reorganize the police force

of the city. Adopted.

MOTIONS.

On motion of Mr. O'Connell the City Treasurer wa3 authorized to visit Effingham, Ills., and collept a now doe this city for a hand fire engine. The amount is about $1400.

ORDINANCES.

Mr. Seeburger offered an Ordinance for the improvement of the sidewalks on Wabash street from the railroad track to 13th street, under the supervision of tbe City Eogineer. The Ordinance was adopted.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The special Committee on Station House reported progress and asked for, and was granted further time

Mayor Cookerly reported that he had borrowed $10,000 of Mr. John Dowling at ten per cent, interest.

STREET WORK.

Bids were opened for grading and graveling South Seventh street from "Wa bash to Sheets streets. The contract was awarded to Ebbilt & Leonard at $1,35 per lineal foot.

After allowing and referring tundry bills the Council adjourned.

NEW GOODS.

Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, are

now in receipt of the best and most com plete stock of Corsets, Ladies furnishing

and fancy goods, which was over before

brought to this market. For specialities

please look in the next number of this paper dlt

NOTICE.—Persons

knowing themselves

indebted to the firm of E. R. Wright & Co, are requested to call at tho old stand and settle up. 21dtf

FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREKS

fer for tbe Fall trjlde a Jeery fine lot of well grown Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach Ornamental and Shade Trees. Call and see lis or seijd for our new price list.

SeDt2l-dwlm.

ssep2i-dwlnS.

FGR

a go

langeVe.

FOB

HEINL BROS.

GRAPE-VINB81 ^RAEESLIS—WE? HA,VE an immense stock dPstrliog Dfealtby vines of the vory beat sorts, .also a large stock of 0urr»ntfVGo5«eberrieSiand othgr stpall fruits.

HEINL BLO'S.

stimaro suit go to J. .Er dlt

the bt^| fitting shirt] in the city

gU'twBrhtnger'e. He has them for men and boys, refft$-made and made to order. dlt w# ci Iff?

GENTLEMEN'S SEAL RINGS,

LPST.—On

Ladies

Gold Bracelets, and Gold Guard Chains a new stock, at 161 Main street. v.. aep21-dtf.. 6MIW

ftfijii?

SILK,

Cotton aq^ Linen Twist, Oil

Needles, &c., at Singer onioe. 17dl

GRAND OFJNINO

WLTTENBERO HUGCHAUPT & Cd.

0 a W Cloths, Shades and all- kinds of House. Reeling Goods are ilow' aiiiving' dsily at Brqkaw Bros-

GOLDEN

paid

CALL

had paid him ten dol-

had

clothing kept constantly on hand at Ban nister's No. 79 Main street. 20-dl

EMBBCIDERY

chine, at the office. 83 Main street. 17dl

"MAN

SINGER MACHINE

HAQER & MCEEEN,

THX only fttll assortment of Fall Boots and. Shoes'is to be foond at Reibold's, 64 Main street 18,dtf

Go SEX those new Boots and Shoes at Raihold's, 64 Main street. 18,dtf

BOOTS AND SHOES

TAT BEST FKENCH MUSTARD by the quart and gallon—4lBO Limburg Cheese at C. A. Moench's Grocery Store, on Main street, three doors west of Seventh, dlw.

BOOBD & SON are now almost daily in receipt of a)ew Fall good?, are selling rapid and cheap septl2-dtf.

WHITE PEPPER,

_|^5piocE .WipES mf Liquors, at Joeeph StroDg's, No. 190, Main St dtf.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!—By

j0*** ton**1

llw«^

Cans. Privato entrance 1$ ihe Restaurant on Fourth street. C.

Corner Fourth and Ohio streets.

15,dim A LARGE

—We of

stock of Sugars, Coffees and

Teas sold cheap.

Main St. dtf.

FINE ENGLISH MACKEREL

fine French Goblets at a much le price than ever sold in the city, ^5 cents per set, at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and

OBijstreet!.*

OUR

ff§ the: iYork

Dry Goods dtOrJlf JOlin:.^rliet, THIS MORNING 11 We invite the kind pa tronage of the citizans of Terre Haute said vicinity. Respectfully,

20d3t

Jw vfiMflWii »t

spike neck tie just received at

Bannister'!'. JaO-dlw

at 83 Main street and see the dif

ferent styles of Singer Mschines. dlw

YALE

tie, University and lost tie,

something new and nice at Bannister's. 20-dl

NEW

attachments for the Singer Ma

chine at 83 Main street. 17dl

A NICE line of gentlemen's underwear at No. 79 Main street. 20 dlw

ALL

kinds of stitching done at the

Singer office, 83 Main street. 17dlw

BUTTERICK'S

THE

done on tbe Singer Ma

19dlw

tho best.

(Dowling Hall),

H*w represent the "National Insurance Company, of Boston, Massachusetts," and aro prepared to issue policies on all good risks, a? low as any other first class Companv. The Spectator, a reliablo insurance magazine, speaks as follows of tbe "National:''

Tbe National, of Boston, i3 one of the oldest and best companies in existence.— Its transactions for the last forty years present an unbroken and honored record of integrity and usefulness. Wilh a cash capital of $300,000, the company possessed on January 1, first-class available as-

nearly $600,000 consisted of cash, Government bonds, and chttiftd. stockf, fnany of these being tha stocks of lead iog I nationalbaUfc9 to Th% i^gpaoy separated at the same time more than one hundred thousand dollars of net surplus, over and above capital, re insurance, knd all other liability. 18Jim

You CAJS SAV* money by buying jsour Botfti? ktia Shoes' ft^eibold's.. fT|| 1

Scums Dans

cheaper than the

chaapect, at Reibold'a. 18,dtf

PALL GOODS FOB MEN'S WEAR.—just received, an elegant stock of Oloths, Cassimeres and vestiogs, together with an elegant line of gents famishing goods of thellfteatetyies. If you wint a good suit of clothing made in the latest style, leave your orders with Grover & Miller, corner of Main and Sixth streets. dtf

Pure English Mus

tard, Cochi Ginger, Penany Cloves and Nutmegs, choice Spices of all kinds at Josaph Strong's. dtf.

BOOBD & SON

have on hand a fine lot

dress flannels. Call and see them. Septl2-dtf.

BOOBD & SON

are eellingall staple ar-

Bottom prices!- ^^Sepfl2-dtf.

OAT MEAL,

Cracked Wheat and Pearl

Barley, at Joseph Strong's, No 190, Main St. dtf.

shoes at reduced pricos

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

CALL

and see those beautiful French

and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 12-d4t.

seventy-five Corset is superior to

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

HERZ & ARNOLD,

^dtf^ I 89 Main Btreet.

MOHAIR COILS

at Herz & Arnol's, 89

Main street. dtf.

EYES.—To

obtain good spectacles has

always been a difficult job. Our readers will .be pleased jto learn that that difficulty need( 'no longer be .encountered, if they will call at the jewelry store of S. Freoman, National Houso Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris' cele brafed "fceif?ci«d Spl&ables:" They are well spoken of by the press in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

4)BTED jPfci'cftHB at C.

I. RTP

ley's. 6dtf

A FULL LINE of Ladies, Misses and Gbildr&'s Hosaat stlch prices as will sell them fast, at C.

WITTIG &

21dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block

FOB

the Largest and best assortment of

clo|b8, Aassi4hotes 6nd vesting? in 'the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6tb and Main streets. m26-dlf.

FOR

patterns for children's

ready made clothing less 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. [25,dtf

"Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per

dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C.

wants but little here below

Nor wants that little long." So says the poet, but your ca-.o may be different. If so, call at Bannister's, No^ 79 Main street, leave your measure and havo your wants €upplied. He has splendid stock of Cloths, Beavers and Cassimeres to select from. And a good line of gents' furnishing goods at reasonable prices.

WITTIG&

WW**-*

}dtf

Co s.

you wnnt a*suit Of ofoAiog made to order of new goods and cut in the lates stylo call at Fred-Shlewing's, 198 Main, between 6th and 7th streets.

FRED SCHLEWIKG

lTJlw

receiving

choico Poaches every day, and selling a

has just returned

from the East and now pflferp. for4 the Fall season of 1869, the iar|fift*nd Best assorted stock of ScoIK Cheviats, Melton, Beaver, CassimerS, Ooffc, Vfestlng, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

solicit 4nd

prices. Tour orders shoii have prompt and casdfUPkAe&fee#.^ prices, exact fits and first quality goods is my motto.

Sept9 dim. «i«T*

stores of Terre Haute, for Monair 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

"tfm

er to our customers at a lower price thsa tbtyingtrbgy jst any other establishment in tbe east or west. dtf

HERZ & ARNOLD.

Main St- betweon 3d and 4th,

SEWING MACHINES to sell or rent, at Riddle's. dtf MOHAIB SWITCHES cheap, at Riddle si, dtf.

GOODS

DON'T FOBGKT

this date

am prepared to serve up tbe Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any

at josepn

Skroag'^ WIT tv^tf.

ONE HUNDBED DOZEN

more of those

dtf

FRESH OYSTEBS.—For A

No 1 Oysters

call on Tbos. J. Langford, in Beach's new Block, corner of Mam and Sixth streets, who is now in daily receipt Fresh Oysters, which he is prepared to furnfshHhe trade Or at retail in any quantity. 8 dtf

ATLANTIC RESTAURANT, 156 MAIN STREET.—Fresh

dlf

i^unday afiernoon from

carriage, a morocco pockot book, contain ing two (lye dollfur notes a valu^bl solitaire diamond ring, for which the finder will be liberty rewarded by leaving at tbe Prairie City Bank wiih Mr

Oysters,Prairie Chickens

etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customer^- Jos.

KEBN,

BARGAINS I

Proprietor

Bargains

at Ihe clearance sale of Boots and Shoes 64 Main Slreet. dtf.

MEN

and

BOY'S

at coat, at C.

Wittig At Go.'t, lfO Main street, Deming biook. 16,dtf

IT YOU WIN a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as tan be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Skin streets. m36*dtf.

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

THB LABGEST 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

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

COTTON and Silk Parasols at cost, at Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

BUT your Jewelry of Riddle.

LACE COLLARS, and hankercbiefs at Ridle's. tf

BEAUTIFUL

Bereges and Lamartines, just recsived at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

CABSIMEBKS.—JJUII

prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

MBW'S CLOTH GAIT EBB

that you can get the.best

Hoop Skirts made at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory,

LAWNS

A. IMBERY,

Main street, for a good

deal less money than you csn buy old stock, which is out of style, at any other store in the city. dtf

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

170 Main street, Deming'Block. 16,dtf

LADIES' GLOVES

at cost, at

GENUINE

JOSEPH STRONG, 190

Wittig &

Co.'?. 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16'dlf

Imported Port.

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

JOSEPH STBONO,

Grocer,

j25-tf. 190 Main street.

ALL IE WHO XJOTE MUSIC LOOK HEBE!—For

the coming Fall trade 1

am now receiving 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 tbe East, I can now offer tbe latest and most elegant goods at prices which others may call cost or below cost, and old goods in the bargain. In my music trade in .this city, i' have so far been successful as to command a patronage extending for hundreds of miles in all directions from Terre Haute, thus making it a certainty that purchasers, by visiting the Palace of Music when needing any. thing in the musical line, will meet in ducemonts second to no other establish ment East or West. All are invited to call and see for themselves no trouble to show Goods.

L. KISSNEB,

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

THE BEST PLACE

in the city for Skirts

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

ANOTHEB LOT

THE

of nice Laces, Embroid

eries and Alexander Kid Gloves, which will be sold cheap, at Weisz's Skirt Factory, 159 Main street. 4,dtf

BUY YCUB

wife a gold watch of Kiddle. tf

only place to buy a good, stylish,

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

Do TOU WANT

Co.'s,

BARGAINS 7

Go to

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

HUMBUQI

Some Goods must be

sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table. C.

WITTIG &

LIGHT PRINTS

Co.,

21,ilf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

at oost, at C. Wittig &

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

MILLINEBY GOODS—S.

L. Straus has

returned from New Tork with the largest and finest stock of millinery goods ever fcrought to this ci!y. 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, tho finest and choicest goods to bo found in New York which she will Oe happy to show to her customers. sel2-d&w3m

SMOKING TOBACCO.—Tbe

finest Vir-

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

FINE

Havana and Yara Cigars, lOcts,

at Katzenbach's. 14-dtf.

FOB CHEWING.—The

finest brands of

Finn Cut and Plug tobacco atN. Katzenbach's. 14-dtf.

FOB FIVE GENTS.—Clear Cuba Cigar at N. Katzenbach's, Main street. 14-dtf. '. ," "C i!

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

i)4UX 1

itifl I

CATABBH is killing thousands o£ our best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they atter

to this trouble in time, it will even: end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will a'»ail themselves of the best remedy of the age— "Reader's German Snuff"—an article kept by all of our druggists, and only costing 35 cents. IB4 GBOVEB, JB., •pl4-dlw 5 Special Agent

THE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts., at O. WITTIG & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block.

LOCAL NOTICES. f»

lOth iKMMi VNCfe-

BMMY6

laa uOkataatki the*, BM hnj'i Xotk u4 Vnekla Lotion. Prepared oaly by Dr. B. O. fiaar. Sold bj all JOroggku.

Tor Black Worau ui Puaplea

the race, ue Psamx'i 'Ooxmon An Pnmi Bmw, prepared oaly by Dr. B. C. Fmr, 48 Bond etreet. Hew Tork 9oM everywhere. The trade mpplied by WfcoWsie Medictae Dealers. ai(l?4e*dte-vte

FOR SALE.

FOK

SALE—PIANO.—A Cy

cloid, need bat a ehort time, can be had at a barcein, if applicaticji made ttunediately, at Room Ho. 12, Tend HaateHense. SSd3t

"LpOK SAL 15—A pair of Draught -I Hortea, 7 yean old, with wagon aad aar* nan, complete, paper. 22dlw

W tl «el lla w, or trade for good

aug26dtf

dtf.

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

FOR

colors in Crape Meretz

FOR

line, at very lowest

at $1.50 a pair

at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets. dtf

O. FAIBBABK9, Terre Haste Hon*.

FKagleSALE--HouseWand

3B Lot on street, between Sixth and 8*Tentb. Eaqaire of I. BIGHT

& OO.

SALE—A nice property on South Sixth etret brick aoate, 10 looms, nicely grained and papered, near two aeree of gronud sac ith Tkrnamental tree* and all klnde of bearing frnit tree*, grapes and email berries. It is a detirable property and will le eold low on terms to suit. If not eold eocn will be lor rent W a good cere'nl tenant. Enqnlreof 12atf A. C. FUBBOW.

FOR RENT.

RENT Rooms No. 1 & 2 Dowling Hall. Tin roo-rg are well ed»pt«d for tbeFlonr sod Feet], Grain or any hwy bastncsa. Possession giTen Immediately. For particnl»r» lnqnirt* ol Ripf o» A Co., at the Hall, or T. O. Boutin, Terro Heme House. sngiutf BIPPKTOR* OO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TJARDIAN'S SALE OP VALUABLE PBOPKBTY. Notice Is her'by given that tbe undersigned. Ooardian of Thomas Brewn's minor beire, will sell.at private sale, the undivided three-fonttbs two-thirdf of lot nnmber 146, in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana. Applications of purchasers will be received at the Beal Fstate Agency of Bnfas H. Simpson, in Terre Haate, until tbe 20th dsy of .October, 1869. The whole properly is for sale, and there is a large three-story brick stort-reom on the premises.

Tuuit,—One-third cash in hsnd, one-third in nine months, and one-third in eighteen monthi Irom date of sale, the deferred p»j raenis to be secured by notes, and mortgage on the premlsse.

ELEANOB BROWN, OnarJIan.

SeptS2 18C6-dlw4w|

pR. PRICE KEITH.

OrpiCK—On Sixth street, opposite tho Nstlonel Hoese, np-stairs. Calls promptly attended at all hours.

DRY GOODS.

fiRE iT HEAUQUARTBR8

FOB

DRY GOODS

WARRBN,H0BBR6&0il

New Goods Arriving Daily r.r.

Just Received, a full line of the celebrated HORSE SHOE BRAND Black A1 pacca superior in width quality and lustre to any made.

New and handsome Dress Goods just received. Beautiful line All

Woo

Plaids just received, 500 pc Dress Goods at 25 ct usually sold at 35.

FROM AUCTION.

A handsome line of Handmade Jaconet Edgings and Insertings, Real and Imitation Lace Handkerchiefs. Real and Imitation Lace

Collars, Plain Linen and Embroidered Chemisettes 300 Fancy Collarettes.

Do not fail to look at the above goods.. There are Bargains.

WAKBRN, HOBRRfl

SUCCES90B8 TO

EDS ALL & CO.,

TALLOW, ETC*.

ESTABLISHED, 1837 TALLOW, LARD,

Hmade

GREASE.

IGHEST market pi i:e paid. No charges for commission or draysge. Shippmg Stencil fnrnfshed. Qnotatfons glren apoa applition. Addross

PBOCTOB & GAMBLE,

gSO-dSta-wSsswn tUi'f-t) CI*CTHNATI

JOHKHANET,

COMMISSION MKRCHAIVf

And Wholesale and Betail Dealer in all kinds of Orain. Warebonse, on aorth Tirst St., at Claaal Besin, Terre Haute, Indiana.

MT Strict attention paid to reeetviag aad forwarding good«.e8 ,»*riwt',«,jeI8-awti

I. TW A-VW

NICHOLS'

A E O

A tare remedy tor

Ape atd Fever,

AND FOB ALL BILIOUS DISEASES.-

Ooiamas of Testimonials Bi|hl here be prodnced, bat feeling assured thst

One ,Pair Trial

Will satisfy the most incrednlo?e oaly offw the Mlowiai: J- ±5^ 1 .:-4 .It tfittti -y* & 4 'i-4^ 1

-ey.

Nichols' Ague Tonic

Is for sale at ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, by Medleine dealers generally, end at wholeeale by the Msnnlactarers.

BARB, til) LICK & BEBRY,

Druggists aud Chemists, Terre Bante, Indiana. sepl5dlmw6m

DOORS

AND

Ne. 121 Main SIasd 3 Firth 8t.

COEY & DEFREES,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

liBBVilK.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID 8. DANALD80M, •Hilary Atteraey, Notary aad Glalss Agnit, Begalarly Aalherlzea aad ileeasef.

ERRORS OF TOUTH.

Tenng Men, the experience of years has demonstrated the Tact tbat reliance may be placed In theeBcacy ef

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakneee, the result of Toothful Indiscretion, which neglected, rains the happiness, and nnilts tbesnfferer for bnsineee, social society, or marrt age. They can be need without detection or interference with bnsineee pursuits.

Price one Dollar per box, or fonr bozee for tk ree dollars. If yon caanot procure these pills eclose the money to

BRTAM

CIAS. wore, a. w. atffrafoi

'W'.'-Jfe.f

6 & $ jbtit %L t' & Tf us Him, Ian.t Septembir 2tia, I1C8. This istooerti'y tbet myself aad wif.heve had the Dumb Chills and Fever for four tr Are years, and we tried all the proc eett phydetaae, p»t*at medlcioee aed Bitters, wuen we tried "Bcbols* Aaae Ton'c aad ia ORB WBK myelf aad wlie were cured. B. OHM,

Boot and Shoe Dealer, 115 Maa St. & 'i**« 11

.mm J.

Jtui Him, Ian., October 1st, 18GS. This is to certify that I bad the Obilleand Fever for two yea re, and tried all the patent msdiolnes for Ague and found ao relief until I tried "Nichols' Ague Tonic," aad have not bad a chill ciooe.andl Ireoty recommend it to alt afflioted in tha4waj' FBANK MYERS. .•

UJ1

,, ,as C&tbist for H.

.V "i

ft Co., 6i Cedar street, Mew

Terk, aad they will he sent by reinrn. mail, well sealed. Prirate circulars to gentlemen sent free on application. Bncloee stamp. deolodeedwlr

CONTINENTAL! Tbe Cheapest and Best Cook Stone In the Market. Something new. Everybody shoold see It before baying the old I styles. Please call and see this Stove-

To be hat only at Headqaarters. K.L.BALL

rpHE MISSISQUOI ^OW]fe A actually enrrs Cencer anf ^croiTalousdisqs- I see of the Skin. See Biport to L. I. Med cal Society, and statements oi Physioians Incircnlar, eent free on appl Icatioa to

CHAS. DUBOIS, Ovwral Ag»nt^

O. Box 165). 162 Pearl St., Kew 'Xori. dltawSm *)r t. dm

are prepared wanted.

Bagle Iron

Ctir. IstandlFalntitste., Terrtl Hi

Hnlmsu.

i* ft ,• •ii Sa 1 jn'rtiii I-ft* Si ai .f£lf At-

SASH.

JUST RBCB1YED.

300 TOLEDO DOORS,

1«,000 LIGHTS TOLEDO SASH Assorted sizes.

Which we are selling at greatly reduced priceg, at

•t I il

ib. s. nnw 'Man rttn.*

WISCI dc CO.,

Hava nnrcti—H lha stock of go'ds heretofore kept bt E. B. WBIOHr A CO.. where the* wil! pleated to meat their Meads with a fell as•ortmsat of fiMCHIH, PB#VI8HWS,»

AJTD

O E,

At the same old Stand,

158 Main St, national Block,

terre haute, ind.

The highest cash price paid ftr Coantrr I •n. siwtr

dooe.

Pro-

yi iV'yi:

5V: it}

FAU STOCK.

ct* r'M

U00DS!

•Qg MB

VERY LATEST STYLES.

n*I at

SILKS,-

III8H

& FRENCH POPLINS,

BOMBAZINES/-

v,f. BABETZ,

BHPBEML CLOTH,

qrtfg-j ##/,•••

SATIN DK CHIME STBIPBS,

DIAGONALS,

CALICOS, FLANNELS,

SHEETINGS AND 8HIBTIN6S,

HOSIERY, LADIES VNDEBWEAR,

COLLARS & CUFFS, .'

In fact

Assorted sizes.

(d«v Btytot.) M,,

GLOVES

Of every kind. j,. i-m-i

SVBRYTAINO

calculated to

keep our stock as it i?, the most complete in the state.

GlYE US A CALL

a -is#-**

Tuell, Ripley & Deming

Main St, corner 5lh, Terre Haute, Ind.

I Tf Ci. A JLI, 4:jt,

JJIEING,

SCOURING,'

RENOY4TING.

In all its Branches, at

H.F. REINER'S DYI HOUSE,

'•w -It*

st* l:.' 1*^

Main Street, bet. 6th and 7th.

Office—Farrington Block,

N. EL Corner Public Square, DP STAIBS, FIBST

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

•^Beferto llerohanta, Bankers and Oitltens generally, and to any one of the thoncand whose claims have been obtained by me.

STA1I Invalid Pensioners not exempted, or not baring passed two Bi'nnlal Examinations, ir.ust be etamined Sept. 4, 1809. They tbculd be here on that day. jaSdwtf D. S. DANALDSOH

8®P17,8m

Doea,'

T1IU HAPTB, IMP.

u: fun

gASB AND COMFOKT.

THB BIiBSSINO Of PKBFCCT 8IOHT. There is nothing so valuable as PEBTC0T SIGHT, and PEBFEOT SIGHT can onlr be obtained by ueing PBRFBGT 8PBOTACLBSI The diflcnltyof

Procorlnc which Is

Messrs. LAZABCS A MBM,

Occuliats and Optician

HABTFOBD, CONlJ., MANUFACTOBEBS t4,v tb« oelatr^ted

I tiic* W. -. Tftjt

Perfected Spectacles!

have, after ears of Experience, Ixperimeot, and the erection of costly machinery, Iwen ena. bled to produne that OBAND DBtlDBHAl UM.

Perfect 8pectacl«s I

which hareboen said with nnlimited satlefactlon to the wesrers in Massachusetts, Mew Tork, ,r» i'"

New Jerrey,Bhode I^Isnd, /:lJ, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ooanectlcnt, kilcblgeof

Illinois, Hew flsmpshirp,

Vernont. Mslne,

(I1

ttie

j- »au»

British Ptcvincrsjilw""*' during the past nine rears.

Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles, nerer !irv the aye, and laet many y«are. witliout cbantf .! Xesars. LAZARUS A HORBIShavo appoi]ittil

'M. B. FREEHAST,

Dealer in all kindj of American and 8wins Witches, Fine Jewelry, Diamonds, Solid 8.1*er end Plated ware, Clocks, Fancy Qoods, c., 4c.

-wti

No.161 Main street, National Hotel hnlldlOfr.

liiOiisi* i®°'e Agent for Terre llaute, Inif.

a 14

m.U .m*n

H,8 i.HJK ,a ,««a *:,«• .Boll

'I* I nl -iijj .it .,HU

'jl.tr AT .WM.attl 1 a (iij. (, ,J

A^wno^RAii, boa» A. H.DOOLEY S

We maanfectnre STKEL BOTTOM S0BAPBB8 from the most approve patterns. They S'B I line, bnt light, are easily filled, and run on ae smooth steel bottom with the l«ast dr.ft. We

J,»A, »•.&« :a ,d^nt

W'J .lit. tn .H»f -.-v*. rt.ii.dt/

-w il(

for an/No. lOO Main Street, Wm. J. BALL A OOs, Wofts,

Into, In

816jsfu

«»#*.«r%i •J*16'

ms ii 1 W I I I

HAUTE, IN®.