Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1869 — Page 4

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of tho wheat market-

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CITY NEWS.

been BPP0^

Jnt fortbis State for LeffmgwelUGas

L0N BUSH, one

is on

of tho efficient end the E. & C. R-

TUB great Panorama of New York uu

•v.wpitv tO'Dlgbt.

Us for the last time in tbUcity to-nigbt. It will aleobo shown this afternoon.

THE Oiiy Court disposed of ono drunk

„to,y „.u„d.d btifore, as we are infold

who

wero presenl.

ThE

GRAND Jonv

cveninKeflerr.porungflVeorsx

nts, a publication of which nngU ten lo defeat iho ends of justice.

-I9.'SJR' DANIELS Esq ,' tit llockviUo, b.s commenced workipn tho T. H. & D-

$i,280 -.v'..V ..

the pbizg biso.

The Shannessay-Phlllipps MM 1

FOR $150 A. SIDE

»Biv». pijiiiiDps Winner In One Bound 1! 1 0:30 A. *.

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4*S Mail 4:56 F. •vat) pi "!»!«^cCominodAUoti 10:26 A. BT. LOOTS, ALTON AHT TK1IBB HATJTB

A Great Cry And Little Wool

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bridge.-at Clinton. Hia coniraot amounts io abettt $36,000. It includes the.found"ijjbn'ind piori. The superstructure is not yet contracted ^or' °°3t 0(K. Tho entire cost of the bridge cumpljj^will be near $61,000.

Tf'nE Journal learns that the barn of Mr. David Miller, in Helt township, ermiVlton county, about four miles north Of ClintOD, was destroyed ly fire last Sut--Uay eveniug, destroying some four hundred bushels of wheat and throe fine horses. Tbo loss is estimated at about

Gookins Eiq., ?of former townsBiau, an artist of decided

Personal.—••!. F. Chicago, son of our Judge.Gookins, antl merit, is spending a Tew days ^friends in this city.

With bis

Judge S. F. Maxwell, of Rockville, and und Savvel Coulson Esq. of Sullivan wero ttfctho Terre Haute House, yesterday.

THE sale of furnituro at tho residence 0f,MtB,_JvD. Earl j,'^yesterday, was verj numerously attonded, and the bidding spirited. Owing to the large smount of goods to be sold, it was found impossible close them all out in ono day, and tho sale will be resumed this morning at ten o'clock. Many desirable articles remain to be disposed of.

FALL DRY Goons.—Cornelius & Haggerty, of the popular dry goods establishment, corner of Main and Third streets are now receiving their fall stock and are offering .greSt bargains in Dress goods,

Broache Shawls, heavy Winter Shawls single Shawls, Breakfast Shawls, Dress Flannels, Shirting Flannel.-', Canton, and plain Flannels of all kinds.

They claim that they will not be un dersold on bloached and brown muslins, 'prints, checks, stripes, ticks and donirr.s "They liavo a lino stock of broadcloths, cassimores, tweeds, jeans, and cottonades, which will ba sold 4t the lowesV prices.—

Give them a call and you will lind tt your advantage.

FirTKKN HUNDRED TKRSOK8 attended tho Panorama of New York City yester day at IU two exhibitions. To-day closes its exhibitions here. Exhibits at Dowllng's Hall*at 3 and S o'clock. Admission only 35 cents. Children 25 cenU I, Is just what tho bills and advertisement represent it. The interest of tho spectators, be they children or adhlts, never flag*. From tho time they calch tho first "birds-eye-vie-n-," through the long lines of ship» and steamer?, along the battery up Broadway, with its view of cross streets, until they look upon the Aiftl scene, spectators aro" wido awako, and as animated as though they were walking and thP Panorama was the still

reality. •, Tholeoluror, illustrates, explains, olab-orata^-.tella a Btory, points a moral, relates im anecdote unwinds long statistie, jnst tinged enough with mystery to b&.iateto«ting—does all this as easily and readily as moves the pttn'orams Smoothly. "He knows his piece and spoakB it well.

The steamer Young America left har landing at the foot of "Walnut street, yesterday morning, at five minutes past nine o'clock, having waited four hours beyond the appointed time of departure. On board her were Phillipps and Shannessay, and a party of seventy or eighty "men, including a few boys, earnestly discussing the proposed fistic encounter and epecu* lating as to tho results, Shannessay, being evidently the favorite. There was not much betting and there was an entire absencu of that spirit of lawlessness and rowdyism which is generally a prominent feature of such excursions. The Young

America steamed gaily down the placid VVabush for a distance of about eighteen mtlos and eaino to land on the Iilinoi.B side, in Clark county, just beyond the State line, at elevea and a half o'clock

Tho excursionists movtd back from the river, into the country about half a mile and came to a halt in a beautiful open field on a furm whose owner was then lying very ill, and supposed to be dying. Our

rep0rl(

v2«have been appointed by the ,d0

Council" to attend the Southern Com-

medial Convention at LouUviile, Ken

tucky, on the V-th inst.

insT^Board cf~"Trustees of the State Normal School will meet, this ^8rn0°°. at the office of Profesaor J. M. Olcott, ft thef purpose of electing

at James Davis'Grocery Store are Wed. desdayaand Fridays, on whicn aays tho choicest laka trout aud wlnto fie wi found on ice. Oyster, of the best brand,

may bo had on any day.

nnd ouo public indecency caso, ycsierdsy I ,earnjng

nd costing both to the usual ex-

lining tent. __________ THE Edg«r County, Illinois,:Fair was

JKWETT.Bav. E .Frank

Howe, Deacon Harry Kofa and James Modesitt, of the Congregational Ohorcu, ^ftVo tl.o city this morning to attend the VA&mo* md Council which convene, itTBldomfi*^ to-day. Mr. Howo wi io absent on Sunday, and Mr. Cheever is ex--jffyraa ^K-eaeniiy.iar.pgipi*-.

cal)ed attll0

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MAYOB CooKEBLY and Col. W. I

house for tho purpose

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proprietor's name, but

fin(ljog £ucb grief

}tbin, he forebore to

Aek any question?

The ring was pitched without delay but, unfortunately, one of the men who AShUted in holding the slakes in position to bo driven was very badly cut in the forehoadby the mallet flying off the ban dir. "When tho ring was ready

A VBX ATI0TT8 DELAY

was occasioned by tbo discovery that there were five spikes in each of Phillips' shoes. To this Shanneesay's

tUftt there

{n egcll Ehoe

l"side,'!'aD

filling other vacancies in tho Faculty

MARKED DIFFERENCE

in tho appearance of tho men, Phillipps being tho lalier by two inches and heavier by nineteen pounds. Shannessay was, however, in far bettor condition than Phillipps, there being not an ounce of superfluous flesh on his body, thanks to tho admirable manner In which he had been handled by his trainfir, Dick Hollywood, of Iodianapolis, the champion feather weight .of America. -.Tm—a**-

PRKLlMINAIUKfl AEBAMGttD. Nat Langham was chosen as referee, Capt. Barr as umpire for Phillips, and Craig as umpire for Sbannassay.slom Long was appointed-time ^keeper.'

At one o'clock and fifteen minutes time was called and the men toed the scratch for the

FIRBT AND ONLT ROUND.

Bath men eyed each other closely, eyi dently waiting for an opening. Phillips shot out with bis right "duke" apdoaught Shannessay on the short ribs, Shaunessay returning on the left shoulder with his left /'mauler." S una sparring ensued when Phillipps caught Shannessay under the left "peeper with teriffic blowi completely knccking him out of time and ending the light in one round. Time, ono minute and forty-five seconds.

THE COLORS

of Shannessay were a green silk handkerchief those -f Phillipps a red, white and blue handkerchief.

TBRSONAL.

Auiong the parlies present from other cities we noticed Billy Dunn and J. Maynihan, of Chicago Dick Hollywood and J. P. Price, of Indianapolis Tom Roberts and Frank Smith, of St. Louie.

ANOTHER MILL I

Boyle and Price the AntagoniMs.

VERY SHARP WORK!

Price Whipped on the Fifth Round!

At the conclusion of the "short, sharp and decisive" engagement above reported a purse of $100 was made up by the spectators for a '"mill" between J. P. Price, of Indianapolis, and Dick Boyle, of this city, the former weigbsng 133 and the latter 134 pounds. Rindolph wss chosen referree Billy Dunn, umpire for Prico, and Capt Barr umpire for Boyle. Tom Long was selected for time-keeper.

FIRST ROUND.

Bath men rushed the fighting from the start. It waf give and take, the round eventuating in favor of Boyle, allowing Price first blood.

SECOND ROUND

Was a repetition of the first, hard fighting being done on both skies, Boyle winning the round by a knock-down.

TBIBD ROUND.

Both" men came up smiling, Boyle bleeding from a cut on the left cheek and frem under the right eye. Price beginning to show both eyes in .mourning. After some very sharp fighting Price dropped to avoid punishment

TOtTSTH BO0BD.

In tbii rou' the hard-et of the battle was fought. Both men giving and taking punishment like heroes. Price as usual was thrown.

FIFTH AND LAST BOUND.

Both at each other like tigers, heavy hitting on all sides. After a desperate fight Price was thrown.

A BEMABK.

If any of our roaders ask why we report a prize fight, the answer is thi«: Because it is the news. We give you a history of what happens and incur no responsibility for its having happened. If the public don't like to read of prize fighte, let the public put a stop to them.

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I or.ds objected as the revised rules of

or-dg

objected as the revised rules of '67

shall be but two spikes

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A fi was procured and a

long time was consumed in filing off the redundant spikes and bringing them down to tho regulation number.

THB MEN AND THEIR SECONDS. At this point it is proper to introduce tho reader to the men. David Pbillipps is 28 years of age, weighs 153 pounds, is 5 feet.7A Riches In height, was born in Jersey City. This is his first appearance in tbo P. R. Seconded by J. Heath and Ed Jones.

Tom Sbannessay was born in New York City, is 24 years old, 5 feet 5i inchcs in height, weighs 131 pounds. Seconded by Jo Coucuran and James Kerrigan, of New York City, the latter having come to Terre Hauto to perform this service for his friend.

WORK OOMMBSCK8.

At precisely fleo minutes .after one o'clock Shannessay shied his castor into tho ring and was very soon followed by Phillipps. Shannessay -won the choice of corners, thereby placing bis antagonist's face to the sun. There was a '""(J

WILL HODDY'S fame as a velocipedeatrian preceded him to Paris, Ills., whither ha went to enter for a race at the Edgar County Fair. The contest was to have come off yesterday afternoon, but no one could be found who cared to com peto with Hoddy. consequently that item of the programme was skipped.

THK Terre Haute Gas Light Company now has eight miles of street mains and is engaged in extending on 9th street from Mulberry lo Eagle. An extension will soon be made five equares south on Second and twoequares south on Third street Tho company is making 45,000 cubic f«et of gas every twenty-four hours, and the consumption is increasing as the days lengthen. It supplies 575 consumers and 193 street lamps.

A HORKIBLK ACCIDENT.—From Geo. W. Lambert, route agent on the St. Louis road, we learn that the eastern bound mail train last Tuesday ran over a man just beyond Pana, Illinois, tearing him literally to pieces. Ha was lying lengthwise on the roud, between the rails, head toward the train. The conductor backed down about-half a mile to where somo men were at work on the road^thinking he might be soma of their crew, but they could not identify him,

OF NO EFFECT.—The two leading editorials in the Express yesterday on the subject of removing the office of Internal Revenue Assessor to Gosport had no effect whatever. General White having packed up his duds yesterday and shipped them to tho enterprising and delightful capital ot Owen county.—Journal.

Th.) article had preciieiy the "eft'ect" intended, namely: to reform the people of the city of Gen. Wht«'B

President, Pat. Shannan, Terre Haute Vice President, Dr. S. S. Coffman, Sulvan.

Secretary, Taylor, Sullivan. Treasurer, F. Burton, Sullivan. General Superintenent, John Sullivan.

Two fairs will be held in each county each year—spring and fall. The first will be held at Sullivan, commencing on the 26th Inst., and continuing six days.--• $2,500 will be given in premiums in the several classes.

We learn the directors of our County Fair Grounds have given the association the use of the eaiuo free of charge.

SUN DA SCHOOL VESTION.

'IT 'EM AQ'IN

EDITORS JKxrREsa: We were startled on last Tuesday morning by a perusal uf a literary production over the signature of "Teachers' Friend," intended as a critictswon"Toacher's"article in the preceding issue of the EXPRESS, eminaling, no doubt, from some public functionaly occupying the enviable position of a country schoolmaster, and setting himself up as a "model of literary perfection," the great mogul of the English language, the quintesssnce of an unadulterated literary education proposing to open a night school to eo» lighten the benighted Sunday School teacher that he may be able to teach his clasB English Grammar. Oh I how "Teacher's Friend," poor soul, must be moved in behalf of the uneducated and illiterate of our city, who are endeavoring to instruct the youths of the Sunday School, and who have not themselves a classical eduoation. Ob, thou generous .•'friend'' of ignorant humanity, bow shall wa ever repay you for your liberality We hail with joy your generous proposition, knowing It to be a fact that wise men have learned lessons of inestimable value from an educated monkey and, in consideration of this one fact aione, we will avail ourselves of the opportunity of at least an occasional visit to your night school, We do not think your criticism on our article worthy the attention of the "Go-siplng Society,'1 of which, no doubt, you are an honorary member, much less that of a Sabbath School teacher. Consequently we pass it unnoticed, hoping, however, the next time your "Gossiping Society" meets you may be elected Presiident of the Society, to which place you are so admirably adapted on account of your extraordinary educational acquirements and unsurpassable knowledge of sound literature. TKAcaBH

LOST.—Sometime last week, a silver Hub Band from a buggy wheel. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at thisoffice. -d4t

MRS. DR. MORRELL will meet all per«ons suffering from chronic diseases at the Parlors of the National House from

A. W. TILL

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8PKNCEB—On Tuesday tftarnooo, Mbalf put four o'clock, Mrs. Eliza 8p*oc«r, wlie of Bar. Tbomaa Bpancar, aggd *6 years.

Funer»l from hi retidece*, on Bctsond itrcat, near Kagto, at 10j o'clock this moraine. Th friend of be family are invited to attend.

Jrr JKWBLBY, new and fashionable, at John B. Freeman's. 7-dtf

Tax BBST IS THB OHXAPZST.—DooLBY'S BAKISQ POWDBB has not only attained the position ot the best, bnt the cheapest baking powder now in use.— Strictly pure in its oombinationt and so exactly proportioned, that there is no trouble in making light, sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, &c., every time. One ponnd will go farther in the culminary department than two pounds of any others in market. Try it and be convinced. For sale by all Grocers in quantities to suit dlw

DR. G. W. KBITH, the euccessfull magnetic healer, will cure the sick at the Terre Haute House, commencing October Gth and continuing until further notice. Every morning from 9 to 11 o'clock will be devoted to treating those who are un able to pay- without money and without

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ha9ty

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in a matter of gr*at local importance Wo distinctly stated that a part of the books and papers had been shipped on the previous day and that the balance would go immediately. All this the As sessor had a legal right to do, but we be lieve the removal will result in injury to the Revenue service and in great public inconvenienoe.

iloRaK FAIR.—A number of cltizans of. this and Sullivan counties have formed what is termed the "Indiana Horse Fair Association," for the purpose of importing horses and holding horse fairB The capital stock is $10,000. The following gentlemen have been selected as officers.

price" Office nours from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 6 p. u. Entrance on 7th street, room 22, First flight. 6-dlw.

-OPBNIHQ of real Paris and New York hpnnets and hats, Monday and Tuesday September 27th and 28tb, atS. L. Straus' 151 Main street. dwtf

Oetl-d2m.

Giles

Ticket Agent, James Johnson, Terre Haute. Gate Keeper, James Snow, Sullivan.

MILLINERY.—I have just returned from the East, and have brought with me all Ibe latest styles in fall and winter goods, among whiGh are all the novelties In the way of pattern bonnets and hats, and take pleasure in informing the ladies I will have them opened on Tuesday, October 5th. M. A. RARIDON. l-d6t

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

SeptO'dlm.

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•. B. Vfl» fmith .hn Bar. and as Harriet J. Corbsn, bum of fljo cjI^V, Indiana. Kay the smHtif heaven reat upon this i'PH p»ir who ao auipiciausly entered open tbeir life Tuyage last si|ht.

Big Indian Sign, 147 5-dtf.

XiOCK for the Wabash street

CLEAR Yara Panatella Cigars for cents at N. K'e. 147 Wabash street. 5-dtf.

GENUINE IMPORTED PARTIOAB CIOARS at N. K's, 147 Wabash street 5 dtf.

THE NEPLUSULTRA of Fine Gut Chewing Tobacco's, Naid Queen, at N. K's) 147 Wabash street 5-dtf.

BEAUTIFUL SHAWLS, all sizes, at Wittig & Co.'e, 170 Main street, Deming Block. l.dtf

THE best stock of H&ir Nets, at Herz & Arnold's. dtf

JUST RECEIVED a fine lot of Lace Handkerchiefs, Queen "Bess" Collars and Lace Collars, at C. Wittig & Co.'a, 170 Main street, Deming Block. l.dtt

THE BEST stock of Ladies and Gent's Driving Gloves, also Black and Colored Kid Gloves at O. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Doming Block. l.dtf

OYSTERS! OYSTERS11—1 am prepared to serve up, in all styles, the very Beat Brand of Oysters, during the season—at Mozart Hall. I will also sell by the can or half can. E. BOLDT.

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

JOSEPH STRONG, Grocer,

j25-tf. 190 Main street.

FOR the best and cheapest Skirts go to the factory, 89 Main street. dtf

NOTICE.—Persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm of E. R. Wright & Co, are requested to call at the old stftnd and settle up. 21dtf

WANTED.—Saddle Hands to work in wholesale work. Apply to John Raid, 190 Main street, Cincinnati, O. 4d5t

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

MOHAIR SWITCHES cheap,at Riddle's. dtf.

IT YOU WANT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26*dtf.

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THE SALE of Furniture at Mrs. J. D. Early's yiil po continued this morning at 10 o'clock. All the Chamber Furniture St yet to be sold, Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads of their carpets are yet to be sold. If you Wish for bargains go to the sale to-day, "idlt

THE LARGEST and beit 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

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

BUY your Jewelry of Riddle.

dtf.

FOR ready made clothing less than cost, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and m26-dtf

OYSTERS I OYSTERS 11—By this date I am prepared to serve up the Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any other house in the city also I sell by Cans.

Private entrance te the Restaurant on Fourth street. C. A. IMBEHY, Corner Fourth and Ohio streets. 16, dim

You CAN SATE money by baying your Beet a and Shoes at-Reibold's. 18,dtf

THE only fall assortment of Fall Boots and Shoes is to be found at Reibold's, 64 Main street. 18,dtf

CATABRH is killing thousands of oar best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do Bpt seem to think that unless they attend to this treble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption- Such, however, is the case, and we hope all vT.".'.1avail themselves of the best remedy of the a£6-^ "Header's German Snuff7'—an article kept by all of our druggists, *nd only costing 35 cents. IBA GEOVEB, JB^ apl4-dlw Special Agent.

^6X7 want A cumber on* ovrf at tbia »iot«r If so call a* ^tctiitifi ud

8»h. bv see his •p*ndid stock of BMTCH

Oot6-dlw.

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I .$•

COHI AX LAST—Those nice Plaids and Cheviots for Fall and Winter Suite.— Call and see then at Bannister's, Ko. ?9 Main street •'tf'T'iir a'trr

ASOTHKB new line of Fall and Winter good, just opened at Bannisters, No. 79 Main street Call and see them..

Oct6-dlw.

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A BBAUTIFUL line uf colored cloths and beavers, for nice dress and business suits at Bannisters. Ocl6-dlw.

LAHQK AMD ATTRACTIVE SALS or Dax 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 plaoe 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 pari, of Dress Goods of all kinds. Calico of the best brands, Sheeting's and Shirting's of all kinds, Muslins of *il grades, Cloths and Oassimeres, Flannels of all stylss, fall and winter Shawls, fancy Wool Knit Goods, Under Shirts and Drawers, Hosiery of hll kinds, Table Linen of all grades and kinds, Ticking, &c. together with a general line of Notions, &c., and in fact, everything that is kept in a first class*

Dry Goods Houso. AH will be sold without reserve. TIRHS.—A credit of Six Months will be given on all sums exceeding Twenty Dollars, purchaser giving note, with approved security* L. LKVKQUE.

NAY WARD & RYAN, Auctioneers.,^ d3t 4

BOULEVARD SEAMLESS, Ladies, Misses and Children's Balmoral Skirts, '•Emilie' and "U. U." French Corsets at C. Wittig & Co., 170 Main street, Deming Block. l.dtf

BROCHE and Paisley Shawls, Al»ska Bee Hive, Joli and Oaledonia Shawls square and double, al C. Wittig Sc Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. l,dtf

THE best assortment of fine Corsets which was ever brought lo this city, is now open at Herz & Arnold's, 89 Main street dtf

FINE French and American Corsets re tailed at wholesale prioes, at the Hoop Skirt factory, 89 Main street. dtf

MB. 8. R. FREEMAN Dear Sir: procured of you a few weeks since a pair of your Lazarus ft Morris' Perfect Spectacles, which I have used ever since with more satisfaction than any I have ever used before. E. V. BALL.

Terre Hauto, Sept, 23, 1869.

BOORD A SON have on hand a fine lot dress flannels. Call and see them. Septl2-dt£

FINK ENGLISH MACKEREL at josepn Strong's. dtf.

BEST LOT of Ladies' cloths, Double faced Gold, Brown, Steel and Mixed R& pellants at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. l.dtf

AN immense stock of Paper Collars and Ouffi of the latest styles, jujtJUrjved at Herz & Arnold's. .. dtf

LINEN COLLARS and Cuffs, a fine as sortment at low prices, at Herz & Ar nold's. dtf

Hsfez & ARNOLD soil the Horton Cor set. dtf-

BUT your fancy Jewelry Arnold's.

at Herz & dtf

IF ycu wiih to see nice Embroideries go toHerz & Arnold's Skirl factory. dtf

BMBBCIDKRY done on the Singer Machine, at tha office, 83 Main street... 17dlw

SINQKR MACHINE the best. I7dlw

A Labor stock of boots and shoes at Qriner & Forrest's at low prices, Cor.of 3d and Ohio streets. sept29dtf

TEN doz. fine Breakfast sbawls at 85 cts. a piece at Forrest & Grinei'a. sept29dtf

GENTS underware at very low prices at Qriner & Forrest's Cor 3d and Ohiostreets. sept29dtf

BA.HQA.INS I Bargains 11 Bargains!! at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes 64 Main Street. dtf.

THE BIVALVES of O'Neil & Go's, pack ing are said to be the best in market, any way they are warranted to be No. 1. Try them. For sale by Ghss Wing Go. dtf

SILK, Cotton and Linen Twist, Oil, Needles, Ac., at Singer office. lTdlw

LACE COLLABS, Ridle's.

and hankerchiefs at tf

MEN'S GLOTH GAITERS at $1.50 a pair at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets. dtf

NEW attachments for the Singer Machine at 83 Main street. 17dl

REAL THBEAS, Guipure and Brussel laces in all widths, velvet and trimming ribbons, velvets, satins in all shades at lowest prices at 8. L. Straus 151 Main street. dwtf

FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREKS —We of fer for the Fall trade a very fine lot of well grown Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach Ornamental and Shade Trees. Call and see us or send for our new price list.

Sept21-dwlm. HEINL BROS.

Go SEE those new Boots and Shoes at Reibold's, 64 Main street. 18,dlf

BOOTS AND SHOES cheaper cheapeat, at Reibold's.

BOORD A SON are now almost daily in receipt of new Fall goods, are aelling rapid and eheap. 'V- ,.

BOORD & SON are selling all staple articles at bottom prices. Septl2-dtf.

GRAPE-VINES! GRAPE VISES!—We have an immense stock of strong healthy vines the very best sorts, also a large stock

of Currants, Gj^®b«rrie9

iep21*dwltn.

CN ML & OO*B csiebrttad ojsleis fcfr sal*, wh l«*ale and retail, at Cbarte* Wing A Go's V"~ saadt iii i,

FOB the banOsoiNM SHkUH BI tk» city, ge to Srlanger's. J3dtf

THSbeet pair of Wbite Hose al 15 ots^ 1 a Wirrro*eo-'s, 21,dtf l?0 Main street Demicg Block.

FOB a good casslmere lan gar's.

suit go to JSr^ tflt

FOB the best fitting shirt is the city, go to Erlanger'g. He has them for men and boys, ready-made and made to order.

FALL GOODS FOR MEN'S W**%R-»TUST received, an elegantstofck of Gletbs, Oassimeres and vesting* together with an elegant line *f the latest styles. If you want a good suit of clothing made in the latest style, leave your orders with Grover A Miller, corner of Main and Sixth streets. dtf

GRAND OPENING, of the New York Dry Goods Store 73 Main street, THIS MORNING I! We invite the kind patronage of th^ citizsns of Terra Haute and vicinity. Respectfully,

WITTENBEES, RUBCHAUPT A CO.

ALL kinds of siiiching done at the Singer office, 83 Main street 17dlw

BUT YOUR wife a gold watch of Riddle. tf

NEW Mohair Switches and Coils al Herz 6k Arnold's.-1" yHf

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

FRED SCBLKWIKG has just from the East and now offers for the Fall season of 1869, the largest and beat assorted stock of Scott a, Cheviats, Melton, Beaver, Casaimere, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Gota. I solicit call, and examination of stock and prices. Ycur ordera shall hsive prompt and careful attention. Low prices, fits and first quality goods is my motto^u

Sept9dlm.

Faasn OYSTERS—For A No 1 Oysters' call on Thi. J. Lfttigford, in Beach's new Bliwk, corner of Main and -Sixth Btrrele, who is now in diaiiy receipt ol Fresh Oysters, which he is prepared,to furnish the trade or at retail in any qn.tity. 3 dtf

DON'T FAIL to see those beautiful Walking Coals at Erlanger's. „7ii 23dtf

FbR the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and veatings in the city, go to Qrover & Miller's, cofner 0th and Main streets. m2S-dtf.

To Rcmore Moth Patches, Freeh-

tea and Tan from tba lfcee, use Parry's Moth and freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O, PiaaT. Sold by all Droggiat*.

For

Black Worms

and

J18. H. TOBNtB.

Pimples on

tha Ttxs ota Pxau*s CnMBomuAiw Pmm» BEHCp^piwared only by Dr. B.,0, Psaar, 46 Bond •treat. Now York. Bold eierfwhare. The trade supplied )y Wholetale Medioloe Pealers. marl7deod8m-w3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

$15

WILt THE

in ui. Call and examine elsewhere, at

ool7d2»

AMUSEMENTS.

TJ.

Ban 21

AS GOVERNOR.

Tstaa HAtrr, Ian., Sep. 16,1869

This agreement witaeMetb that the undersign ed, General Agent for the State of Indlatia for LefflogweU'a Gas Gaverncr, patented Ootohet 16, I860, fo hereby appoint Geo.S. IiodkWood, of the elty of. Terre Hants and State of Indiaaa, to he sole (gent for tho sale oF said Ote Ctaveraor In the (aid city ot Terrs Haute.

ED. DICKINSON.

General Agent for Ltfflagwell'» Gal Governor for the State of IudUoa. GEO. t, LtXJKWOpn, Z.oo*l Agent. ®ct741m •.•••a fcMHAI

TURNItK&JBTjjtTIir,

Wbolciale and Retail

D.EAJLER8 IIV All klnde'of

Family' Groceries,

We ate now opening a general «tcck of Family Groc«rl s, embrarlng every article nenally fonn^ in gnetrWaeittfcmeeWj mm* m«m ew fthe* and the pnbllo to give a call and examine oar Stock and Prioes. All klnde of

Country Produce Bought market ygce.^ve afaO. troublatoibow taSfc.

Flour and Feed.

We have al#ek{«n|d a flinr iaitfeed Star*, where jou aaa at nil »iff» get h^ beetjoffamlly Floor, U«y, Unta, Bran, Ac: AI1 goo« delivered tree of charge in the city. xGRMEB A BUNT1N,

JJAILBOAD AGENCY

8^Siw

the

than 18.dtf

pLOUR! I ?L0

ptl2^itf.

dutky Plaster, octlilm

ftnd olher ,ma11

HEINL BRO S.

*S»EXCBRS!QK^i

TO NEW YORK CITY!

THROUGH IN TWO HOURS..

1*"

8i it ARB'S

pAJSTORAM A or

NEW YORK CITY jiy TAKES TUB SMECTATOtt

dlj OITY LIFE. 1*1 1 UK HAS A VTE-W OF VOCE THAJf

|4«

FOBTY-ONE MILES racorcn THE

streets of Sow York Git? FAiraFPigKY snowi^e THE

Business, Bustle and Oonftision

The following buildings have been placed on the Panorama tho la.«t year, at the oxpen^l ot" S3-000, $

THE CRYSTAL PAUCE ON FIBE, STEWART'S MARBLE PALACE. THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

FHUNTO UIAOK A INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, TO INTERIOR OF TAYLOR'S SALOON, THE HTB POINTS HOCSE OF INDUSTRY,

BARNVM*S AMERICAN .MUSEUM. KDootc open xn hmir tefro tlm Pansrsino moTefc WILL BE EXHIBITED AT THIS PLACB. AT UOWL1KG HALL, Tuesday, Wednesday nnd Thursday 0bl. 6tlk Stto &7that 8 o'clock*

$ A I N E E S

Wednesday ^nd Thundxy at 3 o'clock. Admirdlotl SS ceilM..',.'...l..'.........Children «5.tents ""h\n aMITH. Agent

WANTED.

ATLANTIC 11 BBTAURANT, 156 MAIN STRKKT.—TreshOysters,PrairieOhlCkeoifls'tVTANTE1).—A girl to do gen AlP QhrtTAri un fn -latest Stvle to suit I e»l hens* work. Apply at

etc., elc, served up fn-"latest style to suit customers.'"• Hot Knit, PtopHeWi? dtf

MEN and Box's shoes at reduced prioes at D. Beihold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

CHICCE Wnrxs and Liquors at Joseph StTong's, No. 190, Main fit. dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

3R RENT.—Rooms No. 1 A 2 Hall. The rooms are well adapted *r»r the Flour and Feed, Grain or any heavy bust neas. Possession given Immediately. For p«i i-tlonlars fnqutre ofBtpjetoe A Oo., at the Hall, rT. O. Buntln. Terre Haats House. "augUdtr RIPPETOE & OO.

I .i

Corcer lib and Main atreet. i, 1969. atf"""

Terre Raute, Oot. 6,

I' !.

0. c. if

Jamea H: Turner, Agent far tba O, Railway) (Late Bellefbntaial having mcved Ala cfllee to tk* store «f Tarn* Seat to, corner 7 th and MaiaatreMe. will give through receipts ea ahipmente of Prodnoe and Merobaadlae to all the Eastern Cities, (grain in hulk without transfer) and to all Se* Kaglaad unrne, /ralgbt aa low bj any othe# line, atiarumt%a_iaMlr ea promptly pald^.. J'" octSdtf

OverxMf

|.}p€!roel'

iil

FIRM.

laic OACTB, tws, Oct. lkt, ISO.

The undersigned hare* Me day formed a copartnerahip lor tan mnnotrof deailag ia Leather, Hides, Pelts, Forf. Talrdw,' £6., Mr tee firm name of Dr*ki koas. Ho,,?, 21 street, weat of

too Horses and Carriages I UPWARDS OP I j. __ tf 10,000 Of ITS PEOPLE,

14 Miles of Shipping A Steamers,

1 Processions, Military Companies,

9*0*8 af paw, pipping. Steamers, At'eacb Kxliibttlnn an Kxphumtory Lecture will |M giraS, giving much vihmbh koowl»dg« of

HEW YORK AHU ITP PEOPLE,

FOR RENT. ®FT

R&N T—House on cor. 3d JOAB

ilES^T-*-Brick Dwelling Home with fU «. part ot the elty. to/4 M. B. JOAB.

FPC

OR RENT—House near the PaiMDger Depot. oct4 M.M.JOAB.

OR! REN^T.—House on First street. unci

FDowling

SALE.

Fby

)B SALE—A Lot 75 feet front ISO feet deep, en Blootnlngton road, just' •ast of H. A Ci. Ballroad. On the prenfttes Is a good frame he'nse with «lxroem§, cellar, well and Slstern also barn aad other ooNbaUdlsga, all oearly net. Will sell low tor cash, or would exahaage for a small farm near city. -jLiU JOA»,

OttTdtf Oonrer 33"reffBTaln street.

t?on SALE, l1 ands

it A then before baying

(310. S/liOdKWOOD'S*:!t!u No. 171 Mala (treat.

A, perfectly kind I

and gentle family Morse for sale. Can h»| seen for three days at Beauohamp's Stables, on Third Strait. oot7d3t

)R SALE.—A good St Waaon and Hara'Ss, also a good Tam 11 e. Enquire of E. B. WRIGHT, at Turner Bnntln's, oor. Main and 7th street. ^ctGjtf

l?OR JD eletra

SALE—I have a No. 1 elegant flnfched new Barouche Owrrlage, with pole and abafia. Iwlll sell for 9I7&, less than tha actual cost, and on the following terms: pne half cash, carpenter work will be taken, or I I will give six months time on the remainder.— Apply on TTalnat street, between 2d and 31 ootSdlw A.J. WB(iCB. [Journal copy.]

IjpOK

T. C. »U*TIH

^AliE—Halt aore ground, corner Sycamore and 14th street. Fine residence, ail conveniences, good fruit. Chaap—one haHAowa-aad halaaoe ua loag tf. sep29dlw J. H. BLAKE.

17014 •SALJSj-Houee and Lot on •JL Eagle .street, between Sixth end Seventh, inquire of X. B. WuIGHT A 00. aaMdtfi

FSouth

)R SALE—A nice property on Sixth street brick nouae, lOioo.-*, nloely grained and gapered, near two acre^ or ground ask with ornamental trees and all kinds iOf bearing fruit trees, grapea and email berries. It Is a desirable property ana will to sold low on terms to salt. If not sold 'soon will be for rent t» a good oarefui tenant. Enquire of 12dtf A. 0. FURIIOW.

OTICE OP DISSOLUTION.

C°

JPLOURlli^J"

BIS Barrels cf flour ef difcrcax grades la atcre and for sale at a very I .be rail aucovot to the trade/also 200 Barrels Louisville Cement, and 125 Barrels New ?ork, Grand |t%pi4 and 8aa4 «. &t

A. A B. RTLMAN,

Vain St., bet. 8i.h and 9.h.

T• M. WILtIV, lt»H THOWAH. WILLIAM fOTHS

WILM, TH0MA8 A CO.,

Carriftge MMafactorers,

Oo Zdahd Waltrnt streeu, Terre Haate, lad., Bepairing done Promptly and at Low Hates. UeS«f

Tanas HAUTI, Oetobor S, 1869.'

Tha partnership ot -'Keith A MiUikin" is this I day dissolved by mutual censent. The business will hereafter be conducted by F. F. K*itb, who is authorised to setila all Indebtedness.

Persons knowing ttttlhselves indebted to the I above firm will please call a*-d eettle at onoe. KEITH A BlLLIKIN. oct tdSt

£AW DEPARTMENT,

UUUAKA. S1A1E CNlVfiftSttK, |TWOCASES

Bloottktnifton, Indifana,

Prol'rs.

HON. GEOBOE A. BEIKNELL. I,L. HON. J0HM U. PETTIT, The Law Term will commence cn Monday the 8th day of Mawsmbar, and contiaue In stssloti lout montlit. Tuition free.

Good boardldg can be obtained at fjor dol ars ]»er weak. BOBEKT O.FO'TEB, oct6dltw2t Pec'y Ind. University.

OODI WOOIl WOOD!

Two Jtnadfed ootids ot seasoned Cord sale. All orders left at the

Wood

Early House,"

-Kain Street, or at John Mc. Fariane'a ofAoe north Third atreet promptly Oiled. EARLET HOUBK—W. B. Uoosau, Proii'r. AnlObdly

AL AND WOOD.

O. 0. STUNEABD AND «1UIAH BAB RICK Having formed a paitneislilp ojider the name of Btunkard A Barrlck for the sale of Coal and Wood, wou'd respectfally annouoce to the public that they wi)| ,k»«p constantly on band and for sale at lowest rate*, all kinds or Goal at wholesale aad retail, also wood' for the fall and wtoter trade. Oflee at Mo. 25 Bonttn House, Terre Haute, Ind. All order* for Coal tilled promptly. A share of tH* pnbllo patronage is respeotfally solicited.

lfB. BABEICK also would Inform the public I Mia* he intends to open, at tho Coal Oflce above named, a Geuesal Collection Agency far the collect ion ef notes and aeceaate which ssay be placed ia bis hand, tor eoUeotioa, and hopea by prosnpt attention ta basins** ts nant a share of I tha public patroaac*.

jeifdteB

WILtJLA* BAKBtCK.

.mm.

NEW AOVERTIMMCNTA.

T»*£

73 Hain Street,

Terre Hniite, Indiana,^

S NOW IN FULL BLAST

*4#rtdfnvS

OUR STOCK IS LOMPLETB «f«ry Depart inent, and we can show our pair cat an Ima^uMjaiietj

DRESS.. GOODS,

Domeatics,^*: Cloths,

",i" -4

-u-torv

Casimeres.J "'w Shawla,

..4'illqj/£ -MWannolB,

Blankets

&c., &c., &o., &o„

All bought for CASH at il»e

LOWEST RICES I

And which will he

SOLD CHEAP!

WE HUB BIIT ONR PRICK! Any child can ba aant to the New Ycrk Store »od will boy AS OttKAP ai the beat JnfgeofDry Qaods? Thoi".^

JUSTICE IS U0NE TO ALL 1

Remember the Slyn:

ooll M. M. JOAB.

i-,

And try llie New York Store!

Too will be convinced that the place for

BARGAINS

Is he

t. i.,. .i di......i»

New York Store,

Main

Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana u. A.

Wittenberg, Baathhsspt a Co

THE DISPLAY" OF 1J

euiis .-it .... tuji .-.

K\'

a 11i is iii •%*.'. 'm i. .si 4.1

Nei and HafidsomeJSoo,df

l'i- j:. V'-" UJ ii v- ,• ...

VALL AVD WINTER WEAR

Continues at

DRY GOODS

New Chene Popliis

At 50 cents, formerly sold at 75 cents.

HEADQUARTEKS,

Corner 4th and Jffaln.

JT OPENED!

.i\f st

FRENCH POPLINS

In Black and all Colors, ai $1.25 per yard, worth $2.0fh

Of those 25 cent Dress Goods These goods are usually sold at 35 cents.

AIL OF THE NEWEST Styles ol Dress Goods, in Scotch Plaids for Suits, Frence Plaid Poplins,Serges Ae.,

&cSLM ui im :i? hhav.

An elegant assortment of Plaid and Striped. Single and Double

..itjfi .Xt

WOOL SHAWLS.

fmK wrsrAUf

WiKltKN, HVBHtl

«a

•ocoEgaoBa TO

"••31MOIV, Id bloH

EDSALL Ic GO