Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 October 1869 — Page 4

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JLY~- EXPRESS.

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Wednesday Morning, October 6,

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CITY NEWS.

nished that a sufficient sum

the road- M.yor Cookerly

1 1

has been subscribed by cites »„d individuals to insure the building

counties

.0,m»li.ta«» 'ub,cnpl""'

on behall of tho city.

received at tbo Postofflce News Depot

J. B. EDMUNDS,

of the

Journal,

ESQ-*

g,., 3

to St. Louis this morning to at.en

the great Fair.

HOK. Jon» I»AH, Jr. .nd Jo»pb»

aro in tho city.

JOSEF« STRONG has an attractive new ttdvi rtisemnnt on tho first psge th.. morning, worthy ol attention.

Pi(,o»»»A o( No. York U-U .lur and livening. S.nd lh. «bM this afternoon and go yourselves in-the

evening.

TnB salo of household furniture at the Msidunco of Mrs. J. D. E-rly, takes! place this morning at 10 o'clock The tarms of salo aro oafy aud the goods most desirable character.

TIIELAW TKUM of the Indiana Imti-

llU0

Uuiv.rsuy, at Bloomington, comnipncea on tho 8th day cf NovemberTho tuition is frte. See announcement in

advertising columns.

TnEDEMOcaacrof Vigo county will hold a convention in this city on the first Saiu.dny in December, at which delegate, will be chosen to attend the State on

vsntion.

terest was Circuit Court yesterday. Tho City Court adjusted a limited num

ber of drunks.

THE Cincinnati

Times

THE Indianapolis

inside of five minutes, is said to be ono of

the competitors

DR-S GOODS AT AUCTION.—Hay ward & Ryan, the wide-awako auctioneer?, wii] sell, commencing on Tuesday of next week, the entire slock of dry goods now kopt by Mr. Louis Laveque, who has determined to close his business. IT will be very large and attractive sale.

WORTH SKKIKO.—Tho Panorama of 3[ew York City called out a largo audi onco last night. It is well worth seeing' Exhibited at Dowling Hall to-day at three and eight o'clock and to-morrow at tbe same hours. It aho glvos a matinee this afternoon at four and a half o'clock specially to school scholars, and tbey will be admitted for 1 r. cents each and pay at the door. It is painted on 18,000 feet of canvass. The admission is only 35 cents children 25 cents. The Hall will

be crowded.

Kw ESTABLISHMBHT—Messrs "Geo. T. Drake and E. W. ROSE, gentlemen well and favorably known to the buaiows public, bavo formed a crr-partnersbip for tbo purpose of carrying on the hide and leather business. Their card will be found in oar advertising columns.

The

THE BLOUMFIBLD RAILROAD. Ci.y Council adopted rceolulion, last

night, pledging one hundred thousand

dollnn to the BlnomltaW R^oad as

soon

Eatisfaclory evidence shall be fur

1BII

11 BS. DOCTOR MOBRELL, of Cincinnaii, srives a free lecture on Physiology at Pence's Hall this evening. This lady is mentioned by mat of the most respectable journals of the country, including the leading Cincinnati papers, in terms of unqualified commendation. speak for her a good audience

SALB OF LIQUOBS BY DKUGOIBTS.— Commissioner Delano has made a decis Jon which effecU wholesale druggists and apothecaries. The Commissioner decideg

that wholesale apothecaries and druggists

must cease to sell liquors in quantities I

io«s than one-half pint or pay a license as

retail dealers, and that in tbo matter of alcohol they must not sell more than five gallons at a time or pay a license as wholesale liquor dealers.

TUB generous-hearted people of Indian-

r«300 000) apolis are doing all that could be expect-

ed of thom-and that means a great deal

-for the relief of the sufferers by the ex-

plosion. In fucb a cause generosity should I

P°3a

Commercial

Cunmerciul

„e C0UKT8. Nothing or public „„rf .ho U"

done in utber mo Tii&ma «nd Daniel Phillips, of Cleveland, I

says low-necked

«hlrta tire pronounced the latest sty for nice young men. Just Imagine a sweet youth with his hair parted in the middle, a brass-headed cane—and a low

necked shirt. _______

QAY

FEMININB,

from Evansville, en

joyed tbe hospitality of tho city prison, at lm own request, during Monday night, und was shipped buck to her native haunts bytheCitv Marshal yesterday. She was drunk on tho streets until locked up.

Eays:

"Lewis Wilson, of Terre Haute, t»

man

thirty-five years or age, and six feot three inchcs in height, is still missing. V* havo not hoard of any tuch case, and think tbo

is in error.

CHARLES JACK •JON, Esq an old arid esteemed former resident of this countj^ has been tore among bii relatives c.rd Irionds for a couple of weoks. Ho will roturn to his new liomo at Fon-du-lac, Wisconsin, in a few days.

THE Edgar county, Illinois, Fair commencpd at Paris yesterday. Will Hoday, tho champion volocipedostiian, has gone ovor with his bicycle to pick up a preinlum, A lady, who can make lier mile I

Illinois, and Daniel Phillips, of Cleveland, Ohio will shy their castors into a twentyfour foot ring on Wednesday, Gth inst., at some point wi'hin fifty miles of Terre Haute! They will fight for one hundred and fifty dollars a side, at catch weights, and according to the rules of the prize ring. Shonnesfcy weighs one hundred and thirty-three pounds, and his adversary some twenty or thirty pounds heavier. John T. Price, of Indianapolis, and Dick Neal are matched to fight in the same ring for a puree made by collections from those in atteudance.

THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.—A number of our citizens have already gone to St. Louis to attend tho great Fair now in progress in that city. Others will go to day and to-morrow. This espssition has beennn, Buys the St. Lnuis

Torlllnrn

JOHN KKRN, a laborer on the T. H. & cell or a pauper's I. Railroad, was discovered near tha crossing of the Rockville track, on Monday night, in a state of Inebriation, and with one leg so badly injured that amputation above the knoo was found necessary.— Tbe operation was performed by Drs Reed and Link yesterday. The man uld give no account of what had occur cd to him or how it happened. He supposed, however, to havo been inj ired by ibo engine of a freight train. Whisky waa iho primary caaso, and no amount it cmuion on the part of engineers, or oilier train men, can prevent drunken men from injury or death if they will put theouelvee in the way thereof.

horde

drftil

,etl ,y the

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their bounty honestly applied to the ob-1

ject intended

THE DANTILT.K RAILROAD.—The eity council took no action, last night, in relation to the Danville road. It is under-s-tood,however, that the Council will make nn appropriation of ooo hundred thous. md dollars to aid in its conltruotion as I soon as certain delicate matters relating t.o its management can be satisfactorily urrauged. That lliey will be thus arranged ttioro is little, if any, doubt, and that, too, ut an early day. Both tha Danville and Greene county rosd will receive t.he necessary aid from tke city, and both enterprises will soon move forward with ,.Very prospcct of tho best results.

RoAon's SALOON waa filled to overflowing, last night, with men and boys discussing and preparing foi tbe 1\ R. excursi. n. It was understood that the pnrty would go out on the steamer Young America at five o'clock this morning. A Urge number of strangers arrived by the trains last evening] among whom were dalegates from Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Chicago. There were no very great celebrities in the manly art" in town, so far as we heard, Dick Hollywood being the most noted name men

tioned-

"MARK TIME."-Tho town clcck about fifteen minutes slower than railroad time, and several instances have occurred recently in which porflonB trains on this account.

FBXD. W. SToxcKra, Assistant Ague* sor of Internal Revenue for Vigo cou' ty, having beAD deserted by Tii» cbl't d-cided to withdraw bis forces from Harrington Block. He effected the movement yesterday, in good order, and went into win

NEW FIRK.—Mewrs. Jas. H. Turner and T. C. Buntin have opened at tbe corner of Mam and Seventh streets, one of tbeineatest grocery stores in the city. Mr. Turner is in charge in person, and with particular

We be- |iUBt pridfi

tskes.

Pftrticulftr P«n8

gee

„anftrr

morning's papor«•{ j. ,'\ i.

havo missed ject»iion of the "excursionists whop -I ... A MAGNIFICENT FARM

St"'ndrrveS'Z9ns

TCnthlnir of public t°-1 wood who is training anonnessey. tui» nayno» -—r t™ rn i. rf in either tho Criminal or ity, (hat ThomasSbonnessey, of Mattoan,

Democrat,

not a city or State institution, but ono of almost national interoBt and importance. Reprosonted there, year aftor year, are tho products of labor in Statrs from the sources of tho Mississippi to its invuth, and from Hie Alleghany mountains to the line where civilization

f*de3 ftW!4y

on lhe

praiiies. All branches of industry aro represented, agriculture, manufactures mining, commerce and thero thus presented at the St. Louis annual Fair probably broader picture of the pro ductive industry of tho great prcducing Bttttes of thi? continent than can anywhere else bo seen. For. let il not be for gotten, these W«tern States are emphatically tho producers of wealth. From our to the Gulf, every State

Mississippi draws every

year f'om the farth a vast surplus be yond the consumption of its own popula tion. Tbo huge piles of brick and stone

Eastern manufacturing, towns really

in Ksstern manu.^tuL,^. -eaiy

rest on Westorn farms and mines aB their

foundation. The gigantic railroad cor-

showing the establishment. Everything

is "as neat as a pin," and with an en- I ^iriy-two from the country and twentytirely new and choice slock of groceries and such clever proprietors, the patrons of this firm may rely on perfect satisfaction. They will also keep a constant sup

ajjd dejivgr an

the this

boir advertisement in

Too BAD.—There was a painful rumor on the streets list evening that Revenue Collector Magiil contemplates removing his office to Rockville.—Journal,

0ur

yesttr-

neighbor doubtless* inlwided the

Jt hag| bowoveI

£lalft lhat

Are 1

not bo confined to a single city. Are thero not those in Terre Haute who would like to contribute something from their abundant means for those families left destitute by that terrible calamity appreciates the importance If o, thero will be no difficulty in having

havin tbe rQV

been

consUued otherwise by persons who failed

tfae pointt and for

that reason we

Magil), having pur*

chased a bcffi0 in

this city, regards him

self as a permanent resident of Terre Haute, arid'has n* intention of removing his office to any other locality. Mr.

enue offices located at

the businew center of the District, at I

CITY COUNCIL.

presiding. Present-Councilmen Scud der, Coats, O'Connell, Cox, 8eeburger, Dowling, Miller and Rockwell

PETITIONS.

Jacob Doll asked a reiuction of taxes for 1868, on account of loss of property by fira. Referred.

TUB fullowing item from an Indianaoolis paper shows the sort of entertain- the alley. Granted. pons paper Wilson Naylor reqaested permission to ment that is to bs serve up I stairway on tbgjiprth side

H. Teel asked a correction of his

taxes. Referred. A. McGregor requested permission to build a cistern in the rear of his new buildings on Main street to extend under

I Wo are informed.by Mr. JJicK ftoiiy I pnmnlnined of tha niflcent farm of Johnson Ross, Esq., of

gm0l{0 i8gulng fro

RAILROADS.

John Ingle Jr., President of the E & 0. R. being present, was invited to address the Council. He said in brief that misapprehensions and misunderstandings have had a tendency to retard the building of the Danville road. He sketched the origin and history of the E. & C. R- R-i and his own connection with the same hi* efforts during the past two years to make a great road of it, or to place it in the line of a great route from Chicago to Nashville liberal subscriptions had bsen made along tbe line, but those having the Danville road in hand were waiting tbe expected subscription from this city. The large benefits to be dorived from tko cjtnplellon of this line were pertinently and forcibly stated. He contended with great earnestness that he bad in no particular, in tho management of tho E. & 0. R. R, workod to the interest of Evansville and prejudiced those of Terre Haute.

Mr. Dowling offered the following WIIKRBAS, There appears to be an active interest manifested in Greene c:uaty, and in other intermediate quarters, fivorable to the building of the proposed Rail Road from Terre Haute to Bloomfield and Worlhington, or as tho line may be finally located in Greene.county

^VVHKRKAS, Tnis council deems it of the highest importance that this enterprise should receive the oarly recognition of all interested in the trade and commerce of Terre Haute and the county so long identified with the business of this young city and, MM11v WHBRBAS,

gcr

jpt

IS scriiuH'n'u ivi -j mute,

modations f«-r such a gathering, draw.

year by year, to these Fairs a larger representation from distant States, and a more liberal contribution from those near by, and we may not unreasonably expect "that within tbe next decade the Si. Louis annual Fair will be everywhere recognized as the yearly exposition of the industry of the Mississippi Yalley.*

whose schcmes now deal with 18aid Rail Road company to tho amount of porntions, Statfs K9 children with toys, aro fed by the surplus products of the West. The commeiee of the nation, so far as ill ad justed tariffs have loft us a commerce, is kopt alive by Western and Southern pro ducts. Even the wild battle of bulls and bears in New York, when hundreds of millions aro made and lost, if possible by tho royal munificence of producing West and deals only with some pitiful fraction of the yearly samples of our products, which passing eastward, and transmitted ny manufacture or commerce into wealth, is scram Mod for madly by men who roll

be made to the capital stock of

one hundred thousand'dollars to aid in constructing the same and, W

HKRKAS,

Reached,

one dav in princely tquippage, and the Rail Road from this city to some conven-

life! Our national life,

in all its grandeur and might, rests upon the industry of these producing States.— And that industry will nowhere be more fully represented and vividly portrayed, than in this grand Fair. The central

1 a,l,ou

That he

appointed a commissioner to make a subscription, on behalf ol the city of Terre Haute, to the capital stock of the proposed

Resolved,

gWWfpi^ju.ijSii

KBVoBTO.

The Police Bd&rd asked farther time to} act-on the resolution requesting the preparation ot an ordinance reorganizing tbe police force. Granted.

Mayor Cookerly presented a repbrt of

wcrQuji III |Wu wiuo*j I ter quarters In the office of Collector Ma- arresU, offenses, fines, Ac., from May 10th ... 'I 1 tnOr.tnbar Int. in obadianca to a raaolntion gill.

to October 1st, in obedience to a resolution of tbe council, which will be published in to-morrow's paper.

City Treasurer* Schoemehl presented monthly report, showing cash on hard $6,802,56.

Mr. Butler, Superintendent of tbe City Cemetery reported the number of inter-

mentg

fop j,e month

oight from the city. Market Master Fiedler reported receipts for the past month, $128,25.

Street Commissioner Purdy reported his semi-monthly pay-roll amounting to $309,76. pig

RESOLUTIONS.'

Mr. Cox offered the following, which was concurred in:

Resolved

That tbe petition of Mr. TV.

Naylor, to erect a stairway on the outside of bis building on the Northeast corner of 4th and Ohio streets, be granted, width not exceeding three feet, under tbe Superintendence of the City Engineer.

On motion of Mr. Cox, the Mayor was authorized to rent two rooms over Shannon's Bank for police headquarters.

Mr. Dowling presented an ordinance providing that the unnamed street running west from tbe end of Fine street, at Seventh street, along the south side of tbe St. Louis depot, to Market street, be named Fine street, and that said ordi I nance be in force from and after its pub-

point where tbe bulk of the assessment allowing and referring sundry and collections are made, and which u'

•asily accessible by rail from all parts of

tbe District. In this connection it may be proper to state that tbe rumor that the Terre Haute Postofflce is to be removed to Macksville has not^tbfleMt foundation. Mr. Burnett indignantly denies that be has ever contemplated such a removal. While he is fully awaro that coal is cheaper in Macksville than in Terre Haute, he sees the importance of (.ffording the best accommodations to the public and does not permit his personal interests or inclinations to control bis official acts to the detriment bf the portal service.

paperfl

W11|the Council

adjourned.

E. C. RAILROAD.

FINANCIAL REPORT.

Tbe report of the Secretary and Treasurer of the E. & C. R. R., Mr. J. E. Martin, which we append, shows a »ery satisfactory financial condition, and a large increase in the not receipts of tbe road over* last year.

The earning of the Company compare with last year as follows: 1868-9. 1867-8. From Passengeis... 1186,28* 68 1193,981 28

Freight

245,776 32 12,488 48 9 4 0 0U 295 20 3,736 G3

Express Haiti HeoM

Use of engines aud cars..

in the vicinity of SnaPp Mr. Meredith advertises for sale the mag

1^.3, ...A „d Eag„ «»,, XUi.oi, .Ho.W

the smoke stack, and Edgar county .11

.bB Council. Re- Walnut Grove, eightee

asked the attention of the Council. Re-1 Walnut Grove, eighteen miles North of ferred to special committee consisting of Paris, and one and a half miles West of I .» C.. iUa /^kS%a*n An/I in. Dowling, O'Connell andOoata.

thousand tent

A politioo, signed by a ma

tba freebolderj

has been pre

cjty counc

,ent

il asking that a sub-

The time has arrivfd for a

decided manifestation of the intentions of this council, which has been delayed only to obtain a clearer evidence of the interest and earuestness of tbe citizens along the line of the proposed work and,

WHBRKAS, Such movements have takon place as promise the co-operalion of Greene and other localities in prosecuting thW valuable work, and, consequently, that the road will be built therefore,

s—(

scribed by counties, cities, and individuals (say $300,000) to secure the building of tbe road bed, or preparing the same for the laying down of the iron rails and placing the rolling stock and equipments on tbe same.

That whenever it shall sp-

fa, n„i« iu accessibility by pear that a sufficient sum has been sub position of St. ,, J| scribed to ensure the completion of tbe said water or rail, and Us unrivalled acoom-1

and pr(Hf thereo

j, furnished,

230,481 70

19 lit 86 9,400 10 312 00

f456,0.'8 10 ... 285,454 S3

Opeiatlog expenteB...

The City Council met in regular session „..„71,B28 81 last evening, His Honor Mayor Cookerly I xtedttct int. and taxes 106.633 72

•453,186 34 335,266 23

1117,920 09 108,946 28

Surplus #83,893 08 18,973 81 In accordance with the contract under which the bonds of the Company have been extended till 1889, 27 bonds have been purchased during the year for ac count of the Sinking Fund, costing $22 766.

The financial condition of the Company at the close of the year is as follows. I Cash. W0.M6 22

Due from Agents 16,760 42 Open acconnti ®|__ To'alcath assets $67,464 06 Doe oth lines 'iS'I?? 5? Other li&bHlties 38,018 84

Total caah liabilities...

tbe

EXCCBS of aasetts

...$48,812 39

...$18,651 67

FOR SALE.—

situated near

the Survey for the Chicago and Vin cennes Railroad. The "surface of tbe country is undulating prairie—the soil is sandy loom, from two to three feet ir. depth, underlaid by a subsoil of gravel Extensive deposits of Bituminous Coa underlay both Vermillion aad Edgar counties, and crop out on the streams a few miles East of this farm. These counties comprise one of the first stock raising regions in the 8tate of Illinois cr tht Western States. The fence on this farm id principally of Oaage Orange, of which there is

fifteen miles,

a large portion of

which is ten to twolve years old, and is now not exceeding five feet in higbtwhen trimmed, or two and a half feet in widtb. The other fencing la of rails of tha best quality and in good repair. The farm is subdivided into convenient lots, and in nearly every field on the farm are five living springs of water. Brewletl's creek, which runs through the farm, is what its name indicates, a branch made up of spring?, with a clear gravelly bot torn and occupying not to exceed two rods in width of land, being good plow lacd up to its banks.

There is on the farm a good comfortable farm house with convenient outbuildings a good barn and stable sufficient to stable fifty head of horses good frame gates opening into every fleld on the farm. Altogether it is one of the best improved farms in the West, and is now for the first lime offered for sale, together with tbe crop of this year, comprising

Office hours from 9 to 12

this city council wilt, in obedience to said proportioned, that there is petition, order tbe feeue of one hundred

thousand dollars of seven per cent city bonds, payment pf interest semi-annually and principal in twenty ye*rs, the proceeds to be used in completing the road bed aforesaid.

Concurred in, and on motion of Mr. Cox the jblank was filled by the insertion of the n»ste of Cookerly.

A I E O

SHTEM)3-8P4MS—OnTtieeday,0 t»W6-h, tt tbe residence of the bridr'a th r. by Ji. •. E FrvkH *', H»rr«y E. SnitMs Eaq and Si •artli«8paika. all of thia city.

BATSBON—HALL-IJ *eet Philadelphia, on the 30h la t. tt tbe r-iideoce tbobrl t'« fktbfr. by B"T. O. KCK«e O. M. BMhbsn, of Trrre Haute, Indiana, to liuki woonddaagbter of John Hall, E*q«

TOTJ

want a number one over coat

this winter If so call at Bannisters and see his splendid stock of fieavere. OtfG-dlw.

T, v** nr

fit

Colic

September to be

AT LAST—Those

nice Plaids and

Cheviots for Fall and Winter Suits.— Call and see them at Bannister'*, No. 79 Main street

AHOTHIB new line of Fall and Winter good, just opened at Bannisters, No. Main street. Call and see them.

Oct6-dlw.

BIAUTTFUL

line of colored cloths

and beavers, for nice dress and business suits at Bannisters. OctC-dlw^

LARGE AMD ATTRACTIVE SALE OF DBY GOODS, AT AUCTION.—Having decided to close my business, in the Dry Goods line, I will sell my entire stock af Dry goods at Auction, commencing on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 10 o'clack,

A. M.,

at my place

of business on Main street, between 3d and 4th, and continue from day to day until all is sold. My stock is all of the first quality, consisting in pars, of Dress Goods of all kinds. Calico of the best brands, Sheeting's and Shirting's of all kinds, Muslins of all grades, Cloths and Cassimere?, Flannels of all stylss, fall and winter Shawls, fancy Wool Knit Goods, Under Shirts and Drawers, Hosiery of *11 kinds, Table Linen of all grades and kinds, Ticking, &c. together with a gen eral line of Notions, &c., and in fact, everything that is kept in a first oiatss

Dry Goods House. AH will be sold without reserve. TERMS.—A credit of Six Months will be given on all sums exceeding Twenty Dollars, purchaser giving note, with ap proved security- L. LKYKQCR.

HA*WARD & RYAN, Auctioneers. d3i iia

BOULEVARD SEAULESS, Ladiea, Misses ind Children's Balmoral Skirts, Emilie' and "U. U." French Corsets at C. Witlig & Co., 170 Maio street, Deming Block.

I.dtf

BROCHK and Paisley Shawls, Alaska Bee Hive, Joli and Caledonia Shawls square and double, at C. Wiltig & Co.'i 170 Main street, Deming Block. l,dtf

THR best assortment of fine Corsets which was ever brought to this city, is now open at Qerz & Arnold's, 80 Main street. dtf

FINK French and American Corsets retailed at wholesale prices, at tbe Hoop Skirt factory, 89 Main street. dtf

MR. S. R. FBKIUAN Dear Sir: procured of you a few weeks since a pair of your Lazarus & Morris' Perfect Spectacles, which I have used ever since with more satisfaction than any I have o^er used before. E. V. BALL.

Terre Hauto, Sept, 23, 1869.

one

of hay in slack, two hun

dred acrtS of growiog corn, estimated to produce twelve thousand bushels, with four hundred acres of blue grass pasture. Also farm implements, harness, &c, all in the best order to stock tbe farm. Any party wishing a complete improved farm, adapted for grain or stock raising, refer ence is made to Mr. Meredith's Real Estate Agency in this city, for price and terms. At his office may be seen a fine map of the farm, &c.

DR. G. W. KEITH, tbesuccessfull mag netio healer, will cure the sick at the Terre Haute House, commencing October 6th and continuing until further notice. Every morning from 9 to 11 o'clock will be devoted to treating those who areun* able to pay, without money and without price."

A. M.,

and

from 2 to 5 p. u. Entrance on 7th street, room 22, First street. 6-dlw.

THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.—DooLET'S BAKING POWDER has not only attained tbe position of

lhe best,

e"\uJ L,__

but the

cheapest baking powder now in use.— Strictly pure in its combination, and so no trouble in making light, sweet biscniU, rolls, pastry, &c., every time. One pound will go further in the culminary department than two pounds of any others in market. Try it and be convinced. For sale by all Grocers in quantities \o suit. dlw

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

BOORD

SON have on hand a fine lot

dress flannels. Call andsee tbenw 8eptl2-dtf.

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

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

FINK ENGLISH MACKEREL StroBg's.

Joseph dtf.

BEST LOT of Ladies' cloths, Doublefaced Gold, Brown, Steel and Mixed Repellanta at C. Wittig & Co.'a, 170 Main street, Deming Block. I.dtf

AN immense stock of Paper Collars and Cufft of the latest styles, just arrived at Herz & Arnold's. dtf

LINEN COLLARS and Cuffs, a fine assortment at low pricos, at Herz & Arnold's. dtf

IIKBZ & ARNOLD fell the Horton Corset. dtf

IF ycu wiih to see nice Embroideries go toHerz

Arnold's Skirl factory.'

dtf

EUBBCIDERT done on tbe Singer Machine, at the effieo, 83 Main street. 17dl

SINGER MACHINX tho best. 17dlW

OPENING of real Paris and New York bonnets and hats, Monday and Tuesday September 27th and 28th, atS. L.Straus' 151 Main street. dwtf

REAL THREAD, Guipure and Brussel laces in all widths, velvet and trimming ribbons, velvots, satins in all shades at lowest prices at S. L. Straus', 151 Main street. dwtf

A LARGE stock of boots and shoes at Griner & Forrest's at low prices, Cor.of 3d and Ohio streets. Bept29dtf

TEN doz. fine Breakfast sbawls at 85 els. a piece at Forrest & Grioei's. sept29dtf

GENTS underware at very low prices at Griner & Forrest's Cor 3d and Ohio streets. sept29dtf

BARGAINS! Bargains!! Bargains!! at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes 64 Maio Street. dtf.

TH* BITALTM of O'Neil

Co s. pack*

ing are said to be the best in market, any way they are warren ted to be No. 1. Try them. For sale by Chas Wing & Co. dtf

SILK, Cotton and Linen Twist, Oil, Needles, &c., at Singer office. 17dlw

LACE COLLARS, Ridle's.

and hankerchtefs at tf

MEN'S CLOTH GAITERS at 1.50 a pair at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets. *tf

NEW attachments for the Singer Machine at 83 Main street. I7dlw

O'NAIL Js Oo's' calebrated oystws for sale, wholnaic and retail, tfc Charles Wing

(Vs. dtf

Fu» Ute faaBdsooMM ^eckuea in the cily, go toEHaoger'i. M!tf

¥u beat pair of White Beae at 15 d*., at

Wrrnc A Ca's,

21,dtf 170 Mala street Deoaing Block.

suit goto JSr dlt

Fan a good cassimere lange^e.

PoRthe best fitting shirt in the eity, go to Erlanger's. He-has them for men and boys, ready-made and made to order. dlt

FALL GOODS FOB MIH'B WXAB.—Just received, an eleg&nt ftcdk otiSTdths, Cat* simerea and vesting*, together with an elegant line of gents furnishing, goods of the latest style*. If yon wait a good suit of idath ing. your orders with Grover & Miller, corner of Main and Sixth streets. dtf

GBAXO Or*SI!f«, of ther Few York Dry Goods 8tore 73 Main street, THIS MORNING!! We invite the kind P** tronage of the citizans of Terre and vicinity. Respectfully,

WlTTmtBKRO, RUSCHAOTT A Cos»S .-. .rf ALL kinds of stitching done at the Singer office, 83 Main street- 1'dlw

BUT Yo"UK wife agold Watc'h of Riddlf.

NEW Mohair Switches'.'"and Herz & Arnold's.

Colli at dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Pee!, at C. I. Ripley's.' [2S,8tf

FRED SCHLEWING has just returned from tho East and now offers for tho Fall season Of l^^?t »n& fciA assorted stock of Sootts, Cheviata, Melton, Beaver, Cassimero, Ciotb, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. I solicit a call, and examination of stock and prices. Tour orders shall have prompt *nd careful attention. Iww prioes, exact fits and first quality goods is my njotto

BeptO dim. .-&>*

FRVSH OYSTERS For A No 1 Oysters call on ThoA..J. Langford, in Beach's lew Block, oorner of Main and Sixth* slrfetf, who is now in daily receipt of Fresh Oyster*, which ho is prepared to furnish tbo trade or at fetail in any qn tity.

ATLANTIC RESTAURANT, 16C MAIN STREET.—Fresh Oyster*,PrairiwChickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers. Joe. KatftN, Proprietor dtf

MEW and Box's shoes at reduced prices at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

beautiful 23 tf

DON'T JAIL to see those Walking Coats at Brlanger's.

FOB lhe Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeret and vestings in the city, go to Qroyer A Miller's, corner 6th aad Main streets. m26-dtf.

CHICCB WIKKS

Strong's,

and Liquors at Joseph

No.

190, Main St. dtf.

LOCAL MOTICES.

To Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan from tbo face,

yon

at Herz & dtf

BUT your fancy Jewelry Arnold's.

Perry's Moth a

For Black Worms

AMUSEMENTS

*£=*EXCDRS10H"=X*

TO NEW YORK CITY

THMHfOH W TWO HOURS.

THROTJOH TUF-

Streets

*:r city HI has VIRW

Freckle Lotion. Prepared oply by it. D. O. Ptaav. Boldby all DroggUte.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Jit. B.

TDBNTB.

Otood boarding can baoMalaedas f»«r doi'ara perw*ek. ROBKBT O.f OSIEB, oot6dltw2t ^ec'y Ind. Oaiveralty

JJAILEOAD AGBNOY|

Jamea H. Tnrner, A^nt for the O. 0.C.4 I. Ballwar, (Late BelUfonlain) having mtved hla effloe to tbe atoreef Turner A Buntin, corner 7lh and Mala atrrrta. willglvo through rtcnllita tb ab'pmeate of Produce and Merohaadlae to all tha Baa tern Clttea, (grain in bulk without Uaaaftr) and to all New Kogland towna, fralght a low a* by any other 1'ne, and timeaeqaick. Owchaigea promptly paid. JAS. H. TUBNK8, octSdtf Corner 7th and Main atreeta.

FIRM.

J^EW

lOI

and

Finpies

tbe Face, nee Paaai'a

OOMEDOIIB AND

*. aUBTI*.

TV It NEB & BVFTIN,

WhoUaale and Belatl

E A a I N I I

,i ».d. .•

Family Ortceries,

t'-*"

We are now opening a general itcck of Family Grocrrlfa, embusing art|oJe nauaUy found tn inch catabliabmeuta, and reqneet our frlenda aud the pnbllo to give na a cill and esamaeoar dtock and Prlcea. All KMida Of

Country Produce Bought at the market prlcp. n» aeall. »o troabla to tliow gcodi.

Flour and Feed.

We have alao opened a Floor and Feed Storr, where

can at all »lni«8 get tbe beat of Family

Floor, li«y, oati, Br«n, 4c. All gooda delivered tree of ctiargaln tke City. frRNJB 4 BUNTIN,

Comer 7«h and llaln aireet

Terre Bante, Oct. 0, 1|G9- dU

W DEPABTMENT, ,.

INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,

Blootntn^Mn, Indiana,

HON. GBOROEA. BETKNELL, LL. P. I Pro|'r BON. JOHN U. PKTTir, The Law Term will commence Monday the 8tb day November, and continue In araalon fonr month'. Tuition tree.

Taaac Harra, Ian., Oct, ht, UN.

The undertlgned have fhla day formed a copartner ahip 'or thi pnrpoae

dralin( la Leather,

HUet, Pelta, Fur.-, Tallow,

tt.,

under the firm

name of Drake Koea, No 9, 21 Jtreet, weet of Sonare. OBO. T. DBAKB. oitGil* W- BOM.

pLOUBj FLOtB! 11

Sf-9 Barrele of Floor of different grade* la at' re and for aale at a very 1 beral dl«eount to tha tra.J#, alao 800 Barrtli LouUtillo Oemeat, and 12S Barrel a K^ Tork, Giaai Bwld andSandn«kj Plaater. A. ft B. BUM

AN,

oet411m Main St., bet.

8.hand

9.h.

NUT! I.cvrx MAMAJ. wiutav rovaa

WILD!, THOMAS A 00.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Oorner 8d and Walnut atreeta. Terra Haata, lad., Bepabing dona Promptly aad at Low Bataa.

1 (*M"

FEVER AND AGUE. J^AUSIGflB'S ^VEGETABLE

IFEVER POVDEB8 BffectuaUv ear* all eaaea Within twaaaty-four hoar*. Office, No. 77 Liberty Street, New Tork.

Ofiti octMd?m

City

KEW YORK

FAITHFULLY SUOVTIXO TOE

Business, Bustle ^^Confoaon

SWBS MIS

Horses and Carriages

700

,,, JLSD Vir\¥-iRI8 op Mit.V'i

10,000 OF ITS PEOPLE,

11 Miies of Shipping it Steamers, Processions, Military Companies,

Santo of Sfosxc, Sapping, Sttamtrs, «c. At each Exhibit!"" *n Explanatory Lecture Trfll be gtyn. giving mncU al«uUil«i knowledge of

HEW YORK AKD IT* PEOPLE, of gnat importance to a ttd in*tractive laformattou toM KRYBQDi. The following Wtldings have been placed en the Panorama the last.year, the expense t( $5,000*

THE CRYSTAL PALACE OX FIRE,

THE OT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

fiTLOfS SALOON 6 INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, THE INTERIOR OP TATJ.OR'8 SALOON, THE FIYE POINTS HOCSE OF INDUSTRY,

BAHNW# AMERICAN *WBIW. ^Deotappcn an hwir t»ot' llt» Panorama moves. WIU BB EXHIBITED IT THIS PUCE.

AT DOWLING HALL, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 6th 6th ft 7th at 8 o'clock,

A I N E E S

Wednesday and Thvndy at 3 o'eloek.

Ad»lt«lon 3i oenti.... ChHdwa ?Scent» .!».,«

i?r. H. SMITH, Agrnt

J^NOIYV THYSELF.

free Lecture oil Physiology!

Mm. lr. MOM HELL,

Of OineleB*t, bege leave to atnooaee to tfct cltlBena of T»rre Heute, tb«t she ill dellTfr a

Course of* Lectured

Physwlogy and Physical Culture, at

HALL I

,.v. PENCE'S OoMmenoIng

Wednesday Eveilng.

WANTED.

]Y\TANTED—A

PIMPLC

BtMtDT, prepared only by Dr.'B.'O. WWT, SS Bond street, New Tork. Sold ewyarbere. The trade SnppHeif by Wholefale Medioine Dealeii. marlTdeadSka-wSa ...

stout, active Boy

IJ (tia flfUea to twaoty ta learn tr« de or do general work. Apply at FO B8TER 14 SON'S Furniture Store, Second atriet, Ni rth of Main. ootedtf

TX7ANT SD—To rent a house of ibMn four routes, ftiraiahad with all jtha'.»MM«aff ftirnltnre for keaeing hanee, will w#»t» nm t»a or six ssoatbr. Thefvltla faaillyai#Ml/, Trite and efi(Atwo yaara old.) S^ahrenoe—J. &. Vtlitor, comr Stk and aisirwt*.

1ft

D. S. OBtKN.

-A girl to do gen

eral fajoaae work. Apply at thia afloe. octSdtf

FOR RENT.

l?OR —Houao on oor. 3d J- Md CbeitntU atreeta. M. M. JOAB.

T?OK

EENT—Brick Dwelling

lloue with Six or (even rooma. In the Xaapart ot the oity. ccl4 M. M. JOaB.

FIFah

BENT—HOUBO on Ea8t

Ifabaih atra»t. coli M. M..O&B.

FOB

BENT—House

Pawonger Depot

•pOK ItTM

near tho

oct« M. M. JOAB.

RENT.—House on First atrcot. oe:t M. M. JOAB.

FOR

BENT—-Nice Brick Prop

eityon laa' Wabaah itreet, oooveolentl, arranged for Qroeary and Provlalon Store, will d«elllng houae attached. Oood well, ciatern aci. ontbuildinge, all new and in complete order.— (Fill rent either the atore room or dwelling hooae separately, If draired. Gallon Ben. St Clair on tin aremtiee, or on M. M. JOAl), oct4 Corner 3d and Main.

FDowling

1 4 2

)R RENT.—Rooms No

Hall. The roo-a are well adapted

for the Flour and Peed, Oraiaorany heavy bual Beaa. Poaaeaalon g'ven immediately. For par tioulara inqnlre of Bip^etoe A Co., at the Hall or T. O. Buntin, Terre Hania Hooae. augltdtf BIPPJSTOEA 0t.

FOR SALE.

FWatonSAIiE.—A

)R good Spring

and Harnrae, alao a good Family

Horee. Enquire of E. B. WBIOHT, at Turner

N E W A O E S E W S

THWMSMB

18 NOW IS

»3

a a a

tfos

NEW YORK CITY TASKS THE SPECTATOR FORTY.ONE MILES

All bought for

©ct. #th.

Xre. •ORRELL being a Mataral fby*lol«n, «od havlog apent yean of atndy, la folly praparto aUbatastUte any olalau abe may pnt forth Savlnga'waya ra«elve4 the hiatotcoaameaJa' ion*of the proftaaton, pren atid ubllo.

Flrat fieetore—Wedneaday evaa ng, Oetobar IBtb, 1860. Doora open at 7 o'olock. Lecture oommenoei at 8 o*tlocr. Adtnlaalon free. saptSOdtf

Buntln'a, oor. Main and 7th (treat. octOdtf

Felegant

SALE—1 have a

No.

flniahed new Bnroncb* Carriage,

with pole and ehafta. I will aell for 9175, lean than tbe actnpl coat, and on the following terma: One half eMfl,aa»peatar wotk will Ir* taken, or I will give alx montbe llsae on tbe remali der.— Apply on ITalnntatreet, between 2d aad 31 oatAdlw A.J WBtno

LJanrnal copy.}

"l?OB SALE—Halt acre ground,

A oorner Fyeamore aod 14th atreet. Floo realdenoe, ail convenience, good

nit. Obaap»ofie

half d»wn and balance on long time. eepSMlw J. B. BLAKE.

FOBSALE—CottageStreet,

House

and

Lot, Ha. 107 North Fourth contain* eight rooma. Apply to W. K. HEBDBIGH, over Flrat Natiottal Bank, or on tha premlaa*. 28dlw

SALE-.Houfle and Lot on

T?OB

J. Eagle street, between Sixth and Sere oth. Esquire of E.B WblOHTAOO. aoggadtf

FSouth

)B SALE—A nice property on

Sixth etrret brick bonte, 101 ovma,

aOUy gralaaS and papered, Mar two acre* of gnmnd e»t with ornamental troea atd all klnda of bearing fralt traea, grapea aad email berrlee. It lea daelrableproperty and w.ll taeold low on terma to tnlt. If not cold eocn will be (or rent W a good oarefni tenant. 12dtf

eocn will be (or rent Enqnireof A. O. FDBBOW.

J^OTICB OP DISSOLUTION.

Tzaaa HAOT*, Ostobe* 2,18C9.

Tke partnereUp I 'K-ith A Miliikln" ia thia day dleaolvef by aotad eeneent. The bnaineea will hereafter be conducted by F. F. Ktlth, who ia Mtborlaed to aetUe all ladabtedneaa.

Faraona knowing themaalvea ladrbted to the above Arm will pieaae call a*4 eettie at oaee. KEITH M1LLLKIX. 0615484EMiiD

a JSC JOMt

ii'Jt

78 Main Streets

Terre Haute9 Indiana,

FULL BLAST!'.

RI.V«T .•CT

OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE In every Department, aadwecaa ahow onr patrf n« aa tanaianae vaiiety of allklnda of

DRESS GOODS,

Dometitic^.

ciotha,

Casimeres, Shawto,

Flannels,

TF ..T

—fr

®lanketS.'

C«|

C»j &o^«

GASH at tbe A. 33 4

LOWEST HRICES!

And which will be

SOLD CHEAP!

WKUlVB

0N8

BIIT

PKIGB!

Say child can be aent to th* Haw Yerk 8 to re aa4 *111 bay Ad OHKAP the beat Ju.'geofOry Qooda? Thai,

JUSTICE IS U0NET0 AMI

Remember tbe Slffii:

And try the New fork Store!

Ton will be oon vlncad that the plaaa tor

BARGAINS

Io Dry Qooda, la tha

New ¥»rk Store,

73 Main Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Wittenberg, Rnscbbaopt Cd

THE DISPLAY OP

Goods

11»m

FOB

FALL AND W1NTH WKAR

iContlnuaa at

DRY GOODS

HEADQUARTEttS,

Corner 4th and Main.

'•s»»

OPENED!

ft •,

FRENCH POPLINS

In Black and all Colors, at $1.25 per yard, worth $2.00.

,• ri 1*

.» 1

New Chene Poplins

At 50 cents, formerly Mid at 75 cents.

TWO CASES MORE

W those 25 cent Dress floods. These goods are usually sold at $5 cents.

I I -V-.

all of the Mwm Styles ol Dress Hoods, in Scotch Plaids for Suits, Frenee Plaid Poplins,Serges 4C, AC

An elegant assortment of Plaid and Striped, Single and Double

WOOL SHAWLS.

WAMIH, HOIEKti I

Cfts

8U00CSS0B8 TO

Ui .ft

EDS ALL & OO