Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 October 1870 — Page 4

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THE DAILY KXPRESS.

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'J'liursiliij Morning, Oct. 20, 1S7U.

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Mail 5:35

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?:UOf. Accommodation 2:40 P. mGrecncastle Accommodation. 10:10

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ST. I.OUIS, VAXDALIA AND TERRE HACTK R. R. UH,,.

Short Line Route-

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if Fast Line 0:00

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2:50 p. Day Express 4:05 P.

p. Night Expre* 1:00

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KMnghain Accommodation

9:00 A. M.

INDIASAPOU3 & ST. LOCI3 RAILROAD,

Arrives from Eaft. Depnrtfi for

0:04 A.

10:20

Fast Express 6:08

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Day Kxpress

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Night Express 10:25 p. J!.

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From the For the East. 4 :01

Day Express 4 :05 P. s:-

Accommodation 7:10

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Lightning Express

10:00

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A.REIVE il :15

Maii.

"AND

I'MiiiiKM.AS are in active demand.

MIT. JOIIN W. DAVIS is off for "Yurrii])."

the day wa=5 cold, and dark, and

dreary."

THE blast furnace in Hagdad is working splendidly.

Tin- trial of Fag?, for the murder of Serbur, is set for to-day.

DRY GOOIXS didn't drabble the streets to any extent yesterday.

Tin E. T. O. Club have a notice of a meeting in another column.

TIIK

KIKST ICI-

of the season was found

near the Ke-ervoir yesterday morning.

Tin Hon. Kuftis Porter, of Washington eountv, Maine, was in tlie city yesterday.

Tin Democratic foot bridges may be utilized as ferry boats, at submerged crossings.

Tin Congregational Chapel, on tiie the Hloomington road, will be completed in a few weeks.

TO-DAY the long talked of excursion train to the Far "West passes over the Yandalia road.

TIIK firm of E. L. Thompson & Co., was dissolved yesterday. Mr. Thompson will continue the business.

THE elegant and substantial iron fence, with stone base and posts, in front of Mr. Toiler's residence, attracts much atten tion.

LAWYER,

down town, was called on

to write wills for three different persons yesterday. I! was a good day to contemplate death-

THE Amateur Base Ball Club, of Indianapolis, will play the Yigos, of this city, to-morrow afternoon. It will be an interesting game.

THE oyster supper that was announced to be given at the First Presbyterian

Church, this evening, has been postponed on account of the inclement weather.

TIIEIIE was a very quiet fihgt between two semi-inebriated countrymen on Fourth street, last evening. Some blood was spilled and a pair of eyes got blacked.

THE Democracy of Sullivan county are supposed to have held a jollification at Carlisle l.i-t night, according to programme. Yoorhees was billed for a speech.

ALEXANDER THOMAS, Esq., of this city was chosen G. T. I. Master of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Indiana, at the present session of that bodv.

THE Journal is beginning to get happy over the election! The result so completely astonished the Democratic organ that it couldn't "take in the situation" for several davs.

A t'HiGN'ox, about the size of a peck measure, was picked up near the Post-

office yesterday. The lucky finder will use it as' the nucleus of an artificial mound in his front vard.

DELEGATES

Now

THE

from this city to the Meth

odist State Convention, report that the sessions of that bodv are exceedinglv interesting and profitable.

THE Journal helnz too modest to push the claims of its friends, we beg leave to nominate Mr. Mack, for Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.

A Matx STREET merchant yesterday sold eight halters to as many different custon'iers. The purchasers were doubtless getting ready for suicide, impelled thereto by the horrid dreariness of the doleful, drizzly dav.

THAT

the lviropean war is an old

story, and the election is over, there is little to stir the placid stream ofeverv-dav lite. This affords people an excellent opportunity to give a little attention to their own personal matters.

tenth anniversary of the marriage

of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Norcross occured on Tuesday, and on that interesting occasion a large pariy of ladies and gentlemen took possesion of their residence and passed a happy evening. Mr. and Mrs. N. were the recipients of an almost infinite variety of tin ware—quite enough to last them until their "golden wedding and it was the wish of all who shared their hospitality at the end of the first decade of their married life, that time to come might deal as gentlv with them as time past has done, and that manv trien.ls might fitly celebrate their fiftieth wed ling anniversarv.

AMO:G the stars to appear at Ihe Opera Ilo'.i-e during the inter, are Edv. in Booth and Jo .Jefler.-on. .?

TJIE messenger of the We-tern Union Telegraph office was trying to 1'ini one "Tiiomas A. Hendricks," yestei day, for whom he had a dispatch. If Thomas was in the city lie was invisible to the naked eye, and cruelly neglected to pay lii.s re-pects to the members of the press.

MAYOR'S COUKT.—There was but little business transacted in this court yesterday. Ilis Honor, the Mayor, being indisposed, was not able to preside, in consequence of which, Esq's. Denehie and Smith adjudicated the cases in his stead.

A man, whose name is withheld from us, was up on the charge of beating a girl at the Uuntin House. The case was taken before .Justice Denehie, who lined him S10,S0 which he paid, doubtless thinking he was fortunate in getting off so easily.

There was no other case of public interest.

MANAGING mothers sometimes make bad mistake.-.. One of ihis class, with more than one marriageable daughterresides not many thousand miles from Terre Haute, and recently got in tow a nice young man, who would make quite an eligible match for one of them, and

stuck to him with great tenacity, as few better could be found as a son-in-law. One evening this week this desirable party, with a companion, called to have a little pleasant chat with mamma and her daughters. The parlor was fixed up in line style—some of the gravest sort of books being placed on the table, to denote the high intellectuality of the family. Among them was the family Bible. While mamma was busy describing the qualifications—and incidentally the ages —of her daughters, the least interestedyouth opened the Good Book, which had its family record. If Miss Mo'ilie turned out nine years older than mamma represented her, and if the fact damaged that lady's prospects for a son-in-law, it was not her fault but that of the Scriptural record. A morjil can easily be inferred.

SOJIE

'Hasoon

WHO wants lo take the part of man" in the Oratorio of "Esther," tobe performed in this city?

Ouu thanks are due to our efficient Postmaster, and his gentlemanly assistants, for many appreciated favors.

AN effort is being made to establish a paper mill in this city. We hope the necessary funds will be forthcoming.

and now subject lo entry under the homestead and pre-emption lawn, (here arc 4,3"0,000 acres in Minnesota, 1 ,"50,000 acres in 'Michigan,

500,000

GOO,000

tion of land, no. mineral, of any of the even-numbered sections within the railroad land grant limits of ten miles on each side of the line of the road.

There are several soldiers in this city and vicinity who have already made entries under this beneficient enactment, and man*.* more will do so.

TOWXSIUP TRUSTEES.—Attorney General "Williamson settles the vexed question of when the newly elected Township Trustees enter upon flie duties of their office, thus:

Under the act of IS-jO, 1 and If,

0OG,

the township trustees make their annual settlement in March of each year. This enables each trustee to go out of ofiicc in full settlement of his official duties, and then pass his records over to his sue ccssor as soon as elected and qualified. But the change in the election law now takes him out of office in the middle of lis term as created under the old law.

These duties will be harmonized Inproper amendments to the law, changing the time of settlements and final reports to the new order of things.

In the meantime, I would advise the present incumbents to make full reports and settlements of their respective duties, and file the same with the Auditors of their several counties for the action of the County Commissioners at the proper time, and surrendering their official records and papers to their respective successors in office, leaving these apparent conflicts and omissions to be suplpied al the coming session of the Legislature.

K. T. O.—There will be a business meeting of this Club al the Terre Haute House, Friday evening, Oct. 21st. at 7i o'clock. All members arc particulariiv requested to be present. 20-2t.

Tvru'kvi'hcat Flour, and Syrup, at I\ippetoc's.

TABLK OIL CLOTHS IN

Chorus Class.—The

PAT

TERNS and by the yard. Black muslins, drills and bucks. L.trge stock and low

est prices at Kyce's Carpel ITall. 'JO-.'it

Stark

Muslin, 121 cts. at Foster's.

Fire Fire Leave your orders at Henderson's and have your Stoves and pipe fitted up right. 20-2t.

Base Ball

!!—The Vigo B. B. C. mee

to-night at their Hall on Ohio street. A full attendance is desired, as business of importance will be brought forward.

Bv order of the Pres't.

Coat's cotton,

Dr.

3 cts. spool at Foster's

.1.

Hale.

proprietor of the Dispen

sary and Surgery, Indianapolis, and author of the new system of cure for Catarrh Throat Diseases, Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consumption, to which branch of the profession his practice is exclusively confined, may be consulted in Terre Haute, the first Thursday in each month for one day only. Rooms at the Terre Ilaute House. Consultation free, and lerms of treatment within reach of all.

K3?" Next visit, November 3d.

Green

idea seems to pre

vail that I only wish those to join the Chorus Class who already know how lo sing. This is eroneous. I want all lovers of vocal music to come, old or young, whether they know anything about singing or not. I wish to tcach them how losing. The only class of people I (5on'twant to come are those who think they know already more about singing than I do. All others are welcome. A.

Don't forget

'*e»v luce Collars

163 Main street.

months ago, we published a sy

nopsis of the law of Congress giving to soldiers homesteads in alternate reserved sections of public lands along Western railroads. According loan official statement from the Commissioner of Public Lands of the c-s.timated quantity of the rcerved even sections still undisposed of,

yon Yt'ant a nice stylish pair of

Pant.', go to 173 Main street .tnd have Goodman make them.

Horz & Arnold for Zephyrs.

The Great Enigma—A thousand guesses have been made at the ingredients ofSozodont, the most wholesome and perfect dental purifier the world has ever seen. They were all wrong, so, by way of throwing a little light on the subject, it is now announced that the liber, or in

ner bark of the Quillava Saponaria, the Soap Tree of the Valley of the Andes, is one of the components of that peerless dcntrifice. 19-dlw. "Spainiim*'s Hlue," useful and true. lOdhv.

Ilerz & Arnold for Slipper patterns.

will always sell

For Salr.—The

For

the

oct'20-d2t-wlt

'•The Best in the Business" See :he new patent Stovepipe elbows at Henderson's. 20-2t.

Something

Xevr.-

Foster's.

Fine

kids at Foster's. All numbers.

For

Iiuekvrheat

Flour

toe's.

go to Iiippe-

-13 a I moral yarn at dlt.

For the best Syrup go to liippetoe's.

Embroideries—-very low at Foster's.

think

SIIIDE.

that the splendid

Aquarium at the P. O. Lobby is to be given as a prize. Call and examine the large assortment of fine Perfumeries. We were fortunate in getting a small lot from the manufactures at jobber's prices, and will sell them accordingly—warranted equal to Lubin's, and at lower prices. 19-2t.

Senator Jlorlon

is not going to Eng

land, nevertheless Clothing for Men and Boys, will be sold as cheap as ever at 1G3 Main street, near the corner ofGth. [19

at Ilerz& Arnold's.

For Nice business suits made to your order, call at 173 Main street.

No Humbug advertised, no swindling done, but fair dealing practiced by IIERZ

We can stand it as long as the next man. IIERZ & ARNOLD.

If on want a fine party or dress suit,

call and see Goodman, 173 Main street.

Police.—The undersigned having obtained competent assistance, is now prepared to do all kinds of work in her line on the shortest notice

E. B. ADAMS, Dressmaker.

liMlw Old Bank Building, Ohio St.

few Cliromos,

acres in Iowa,

and 2,(550,000 acres in Wisconsin, of which the West Wisconsin Eailroad, from Tomah to Lake St. Croix, is credited with

acres, and the St. Croix and

Lake Superior Eailroad with

acres. Under the law passed last July every soldier or seaman, or officer, who has served ninety days in the Union army or navy, is entitled on the pay of a fee of ?1.0, and other usual small commissions to the land office, to en'er a quarter sec

as cheap as the

cheapest. IIEKZ & ARNOLD.

of Perfumery, Hair Oils, Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes and fancy

articles. Call and them. Ohio street, between Third and Fourth streets. oclS.

Ladies and Children's Hosiery

ilros* shirts

SHIDE. 17-ot

want of space

in our notion

department we have ccnehuletl to eIoe out our entire stock of Genls' Furnishing Goods and have marked llieni accordingh*. Now i^ the time to purchase dre*« shirt-, neck tie-, collar.-, etc., etc. W. S. ilyce A Co., .Main, corner Sixth. 1 ".-tf

at less than cost of

materia!. \V. S. Kyce & Co., Main, corner Sixth. 15-tf

Talk hoitl olicap Hosiery

look at

the prices at W. S. Kyce A Go's. Main, corner of Gtli street. lo-tf.

."00

pairs sold at

retail yesterday of

that cheap Hosiery at W. S. Kyce A Co's. Main, corner of Gtli street. lo-tf.

\1 Itho latest STjiesofnecktiesclosing out at Kvce A Co/s, Main, corner Sixth.

r.-if

iny customers

[20-d2t

For Fresh Furs, goto Foster's.'

J"t j.MYi-lrj* at cost at Ilcrz & Arnold's.

Kibhoiis cheap at Foster's.

will say

0.vsters.-

ARNOLD.

For Gents' Furnishing

the "Italian Boquet"

in colors, to be given away at the P. O. Lobbv. Call soon.

IIerz & Arnold for Furs."

If You Need any Men's Underwear, it will pay you to call at 103 Main st. [19

Wo do what we advertise. IIERZ & ARNOLD.

Another Fresh lot of those fine mixed candies received at P. O. Lobby to-day Also more hoarh'ound candies. Don't forget to try them if yon have a cold or

cough—they are not bad to take.

550,000

We don't have two prices. IIERZ & ARNOLD.

you want

M. Oysters.

a nicc Chinchinala or

Eli-=ian Beaver Pea Jacket, call at 173 Main street.

Vi illgire our goods away if nec-

NRV.

Coal! Coal! 2 Coal!!

have

always sold them good zephyr at fair prices. As zephyr's, with other imported goods, declined in price, the decline was quickly followed by all dealers here, and those who are informed know that good worsteds have have never paid but a small profit, but I

always willing to

to fell as low as the lowest, and by fair dealing, with a good stock of good worsteds, I have, and still expect to monopolize the zephyr worsted trade of Terre Ilaute. T. H.

RIDDLE.

Four-fifth Falsehood.—I would not fear to offer $5.00 a pound for every ounce over 200, inslead of 1,000, pounds upstart worsted dealers advertize. RIDDLE.

der sell coal at reasonable prices. Call

and see them. Offi.ce, Ohio street, cor.

Sixth.

the Ladies—Allen the Hatter desires to show the ladies anew and novel article in Furs which will repay them a call. "New York Hat Store." 145 Main street. 17-tf.

Ifeward

Needed.—I

say that do. Buy your zephyrs of Kiddle.

only

When "mushroon" dealers say they sell good zephyrs cheapcr than Riddle, they simply lie.

-Get the C. S. M's., at Tom

Langford's.

Goods,

go to [19

Koom a few more students at the Commercial College.

Night

Class

at Terre Ilaute Commer

cial College for the benefit of those who ... cannot attend in aav lime.

The favorite orand of Oysters is the C. S. M. To be had at Langford's.

Tirre Haute Commercial College open day and evening—Rooms over Tuell, liipley & Deming's. 14-tf.

Uo to

Langford's

for those fine S.

Wonderful !—Those

twenty-five cent

dress goods at W. S, RYCE & Cp's. Stf Main, Cor. Gth St.

Astonishing!—Those twenty-five cent dress goods at W. S. KYCE & Co's. Stf Main, Cor. Gth St.

Cranberries! Cranberries!! Cranberries!!! C.I.RIPLEY.

Cranberries

the finest of the season at

Tuttle's Tea Store—bright-red*' New Jersey fruit. oeS

The Telegrnjtb Coal Cook Stove.— The Constitution Coal Cook Stove are the best Coal Stoves in the market. No dust, no smoke all warranted lo give perfect satisfaction or no sale. Can only be had at Ball's Stove Store.

The Office

IIERZ & ARNOLD.

The election is over, the great question who shall have the offices is solved so is the not less important question who has the finest bonnets, the best trimmed hats, the most stylish ribbons, feathers, flowers, &c S. L. Straus has always had

them and what is even more, will always sell them at lower prices than any competitor.

Our Stock of Trimming Velvets,

Will open

finest stock in the city

knit

to order at No. 7 South Fifth street. sep5

Musical—Chorus Class.—I

wish to

form a Chorus Class, for the purpose of cultivating and elevating in this community the taste for good music. I desire all to come, who love music. There is to my certain knowledge,'enough musical talent in this city lo form one of the finest chorus classes in the country. And in order to induce many, if not all, to come, I will make the following proposition to you 1 will give you eif/ht lessons per month in chorus singing for one dollar. I will furnish a room to meet In, fuel, and light. And would say to those who do not feel able to pay a dollar, come and I will not charge you anything. All I ask of you is promptness and faithfulness in attending the meetings. "Without that we cannot do anything. There is no use waiting for some fellow to come along, who tells you, he can teach you in three or four days, as much as any musician knows cannot be taught in as many months. He puts your moncv in his pocket, goes off. and leaves nothing worth having behind. I will meet all who desire to join this class, next Friday night (Oct. 21,1 from 7 to 9 o'clock in my room. Musical Institute, over the Postoffiee. Let us have a good turn out, so that we can commence opera*.ions by the first of November. A.

4th.

Sat

ins and plushes is the largest in the market. We have all colors and sell them cheaper than anybody else.

Apples!

STRAUS.

Apples!! Apples!!!—The

fin

est display of Apples ever seen inlene Haute at Tuttle's Tea Store. Mr. Tuttle |is ready to take orders by the barrel or bushel. Come and see them.

this morning 500 yards of

dress goods at 25c, same goods selling for fifty cents. W S. RYCE & Co., Stf Main, cor. Gth St.

Currysviilc Coal

COOK & DAVIS.

is the best for family

use. Less smoke, less soot, hotter fire than anv other. No clinkers and don't stop up the Hues. Leave orders at coal office, Ohio street, coiner of sixth. 28-tf.

A Full Stock

of Paints, Oils and Glass

for sale allow rates by Cook & Davis Druggists, Ohio street, between 3d and

Go lo So. 7 South Fifth street

for

Ladies' Underwear and Children's Cloth* ing. scp*'

Having removed my ollice lo the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, I am prepared to fill all orders for the pure, unadulterated block coal.

FI. F. MERRILL.

"The Same Old Kcglnieni. witl New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is dail} receiving New Goods from the manufac tories Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main street.

Self-raising Flour saves all Bakirg Powders, Soda and Cream Tartar.

Always reliable. Dvspeptic-s and Invalids can use it with impunity. Prepared by

C. I.

RIPLEY.

TRUNK FACTORY.

Go to Y. G. Dickhout's

TKl.\K FACTORY

For (lie Styles of TRl'XIiS

Leather, Galvanized Iron and Zinc Cover. TKIXKS MADE TO ORDER. No. IT'S Main Street.

Between Sixth and Seventh streets. Trunks Covered and Repaired, ivis-dtf

FLOUR BARRELS.

JOHN STAXTOX,

MANCFACTTRKB OF

FLOUR BARRELS

And all kinds of Slack Work. SHOP—On Poplar Street, between Eighth anil Ninth. oel-5-dtf

CARRIAGES.

J. It. W1LDY. WILLIAM POTHP.

WILDY & POTHS,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Corner 2d an Walnut Sts, Terre Haute, lnd. Repairing aone promptly and at LowRates ic2dtf

WANTED.

"\T7 ANTED—Three or four good Dro*smakers at iMrs. ST. JOIIVS, 153 Vain street.

ANTED—A man with 8300 cash capital to join the advertiser in a safe business payinggood profiu. Keferences given. Address 11. lliley, office ol 'lerro llauto Express. l'J,d2t

WANTED-OAT

STRAW—Highest cash

price paid for good Oat Straw at tho Terre Ilaute Glass Works. 18,dtf

WANTED.—If

you want a fine piece of

ticef, call on JEKUY VOR1S, corner 6th and Ohio streets. 8,dtf

WANTEDfour

To rent a Dwelling House

within or five squares of Main, between Third and Seventh streets. Enquire at Sykes' Hat Store. ocO-Ctf

W ANTfcD—A good Cook. Enquire of Mrs. TT b. 0. Deming, corner of Sixth and Walnut streets. sp30,dtf

WA1$.T,§DT:A11

!—Morgan &

.? country people to come to W. koopman, No. 168 Main street, to Eell Hides, Pelts, Ji'urs, £c., or buy the best Leather for their family wear. He ha» been a shoemaker nearly all his life, and can pick leather profitable lor their purpose and guarantees satisfaction in price and quality Shoemakers will find him well versed in the trade, and able to supply all their wants with a large and well assorted Etoek at the verylowest prices, Orders solicited and will receive personal attention, 14,d3m

LOST.

don't say oth

ers do not keep full weight zephyr,

OST—1*1 YE DOLLAIIS llEWAKD-On be road from ihe Wet l'rairie lo tbe lerre Haute liotise, Black Water Proof Overcoat. The above reward will be paid at this otlice. 4,dtf

Li tu

FOR SALE.

SALE—Or exchange, or privilege to rent, a lino improved larm in Illinois: also some geod stock and fruit farms in this and ether counties. L. P. HEAUUHAiMP, ocl5-dwlw 141 Main street.

EOU

SALE—A small houso and lot on north Secoud street a rare chauce 1c oi small means to get quire ut.the cemetery of

iur a man

house cheap.

EH-

ocll-St WILL D..BUTLEK.

10011 TIALE—I offer for sale the following J- proiKTC.)-: Aly itosiiicncc on the cornt-r oi jtirsi una (Jheiry streets. Warehouse ou tho oanal liusin, with or witiiout muehiuery also ttiu residence north oi the uuual on irst street, belonging to A. ilaiiey, wun iour lots. All ui any oi me above property will be sola uta bargain, UAAiii sto.Ult

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS*

j^lSSOLUriON.

ihe co-partnership heretofore existing between tbe unJeisigned uiiUer the lirui of K. L. ihouipson 5 (Jo. has this ilay been uissulveil by mutual consent.

K. L. ihouipson alone is authorized to set tie the partnership allairs, and to collect and receive all monies. iN. i'. Uorsuch retires from the business.

ONK

of the late firm of C. "Wit-

tig & Co., has been removed to 148 Main street, between 5th and Gth streets. All claims due C. Willig &Co., not settled before the 15th of October, next, will be collected by law. 20-lm

It. L. XUO.Mi'tiOiV, JS. *. uyusucil.

4.KRISK llif tE, Oct. Ill, 157u. OC2U"dut,wit

FIRE INSURANCE.

A S1I COMPANIES

TIME COMPANIES.

of tho latter kind in the Gazette of tho Gth inst, complains of J. N. Karwell,uf Chicaco, because he acknowledged pavmcntby tho REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY of their loss of S30.000 within 1G days after tho groat fire, and did not acknowledge payment of 8800,000, paid hiui by other com panies, equally as promptly."

Mr. Farwell (or any other man) would gladly have acknowledged the receipt of that amount, but tho Adjusting Committee representing all the companies interested, reported only S90.000 due Mr. Farwell, 830,000 of which wan promptly paid by the Republic, and for the rest Mr. Farwell had to wait or discount. The result is, that CASH POLlUlEa are in demand in that latitude.

TIIE REPUBLIC

Pays its lo?ses promptly, in cash, as soon as adjusted. Has no GO day or other time clauses in its Policies.

On DWELLINGS, CHURCIIES. SCHOOL IIuUSES and FARM PROPERTY, insures against damage by lightning as well as fire.

Directors of tho Terre Haute Branch: W. B.WARREN. II. HULMAN,

J. G. CliAIN, D.W. MINSHALL, T. II. BARK,

J. 0. JONES, Manager, 141 Main Street (Second iloor.)

DENTISTS.

W.E. ItOSSETEIi,

DENTISTI

BEACH'S BLOCK,

OV Lh

Ryce!s "Buckeye Store."

WORK DONE AT

Uew York Prices!

All Operations W arranted.

Reduction of Prices in Rubber Work. W. K. ItOSSITKIt has concluded to re tfucc his prices, of upper sets, from to S15 Best material used.

II II. BARTHOLOMEW SURGEON AND MKCHAX1CAL

E N I S

Sucecppor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre Ilaute, lnd. RFSIUF-Scr—Corner Fifth and Swan streets mSodtf

BOOTS & SHOES.

CLATFELTEK & MAGNER,

BOOT & SHOE HOUSE,

IN"o. 1 -1 31 iii 11 Street.

IIII.MAN !II.O(|{,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

Oiiv

Specialties

LADIES,

MISSES,

and MEN'S

FINE CUSTOM WORK.

?p27-dly

BOOTS AND SHOES.

We arc now receiving our Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes, and invite the public to ex amine. We are felling Boots and Shoes 25 per cent, cheaper than the sime goods cap baboajhtat :my other plac in tho city-

CLARK.IWRIGHT & CO.,

Ohio street, opposite Mayor's utlicc.

spl2d3m

PAPER BOXES.

J. P. WEAVER,

Manufacturer of

PAPER BOXES, *o.

1. South-west corner Washington and Meridian Streets, up stairs, third floor.

Indianapolis, lnd.

Bdx«s of every description made to orderOltHKKS PROHPTIT ATTESDKnTO.mfidS

SOAP, TALLOW, &C.

P. W. HAGGERTY,

^Manufacturer of

CHALLENGE AND

No:*l SOAPS,

Pressed Candles,

Tallow, Oil, dc., Ac.,

Sim ill 10th Street,

TERBE HAUTE, INDIANA.

This Challenge Seap is guaranteed equal to, if not superior, to any foreign soap for laundry purposes. Babbitt's not excepted. iuneTd tf

FLOUR, FEED, &C.

Jf. IcMAHAJf,

DKALKR1X

Flour, Feed, Baled Hay, Coru Oats, —ASD— All

Kinds

of* Seeds,

fto. 2, DOWLIKO IIAIJVJ,

TKltRE 1IAHTE, I.MHANA. 0ff*Feed delivered in all parts ol the city free of charge. gp29,dlm

KENT O. READ,

DEALER IN

Flour, Meal, Corn, Oats, Baled Hay, and Feed of all kinds, Corner §tb and

MHIII

fits.

Articles delivered any part of the city free of charge. decSdtf

THREAD.

OCTOI5 II, 1W7(.

J. & P. COATS' BEST SIX-CORD

NOW THE

Thread put up for ft he Amcican marke which is

SIX CORD IN ALL NUMBERS, From No. 8 to No, ICO inclusive.

For Hand and Machine.

JOFIN & HUGH AUCIIINCLOSS, Sole Agents in New York for J. it P. COATS, of Taisley, Scotland. oe3-dlm

ARCHITECT.

^KCHITECT & BUI LDER.

.T. A. VRYDAGJI,

Plans, Specifications, Suncrintendance, and Detail Drawings furnished for every doscrip tion of Buildings.

OFFIOK—Northeast corner of Wabash Sixth Streets. 2d storv. Deminsr Block.

WIIITAKER is prepared to furnish to coal consumers of Terre Ilaute, during the Fall and Winter, the very best Shaft Block Coal in the market in quantities to suit purchasers. Call and examine the qual ity ot his coal, opposite tho Market Houset corner Fourth and Walnut streets, before purchasing elsewhere. sep!6-di5m

STUNKAED& BARRICK DEALERS IX

Coal and Wood,

Would respectfully announce to the pub lie that they will keep constantly on hand and for sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Coal at wholesale and retail, also Wood for the fall and winter trade.

Oflice at No. 25 Buntin Honse, Terre Haute [nd. All orders for Coal filled promptly, share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.

BICiSEILOW

COAL and MINING CO.,

Wholesale and retail dealers in Anthracite Pittsburg, Brazil, Block, Lost Creek and Sugar Creek Coals in quantities to suit eus tomers and at the lowest market prices.

With good coal,good weights and prompt delivery, we hope to rcceivo a share of the public patronage of Terre Haute.

Ail orders left at our OfTice, under National State Bank, corner of Fifth and Main streets will receive prompt attention. augHMly

COAL! COAL! COAL!

The undersigned will deliver coal during the month of July for 9 cents per bushel, any place in the corporate limits. All orders left at Armstrong's (}unsmith Shop, on 3d street, north of Main, will receive prompt attention. Twins cash. JAMbS IllOGISON. yl-ldf

ELECTRIC OIL.

SJflTJI'S'

IMt.

Genuine "Electric" Oil.

NEW COMBINATION. NERVE POWER WITHOUT O S O S A E A

Sedative without Opium or Reaction! INNOCENT, even in the mouth of Infanta. Twenty Drops is the LARGEST Dose Cures Sick Headache in about twenty minutes on rational principles.

CINCINNATI, June 17,1S70.

DR. G. II. SMITH— Dear Sir: My mother scalded her foot so badly she could not walk which alarmingly swelled. My little boy had lumps in his thront and very stiff neck. I got spin tho night and bathed his throat and chest and gave him twenty drops of your Oil. They are now both well. JOIIX TOOMEY,

Express Office, fi" West Fourth street.

FORT PLAIN, July 15.

Dr. Smith: Send ine more Oil and more circulars. It is going like "hot cakes." Send 'omo circulars also to Sutliff & Co., Cherry Vallev. as they sent in for a supply of the OiJ. Please send b^/Ir«/*rprr*», and obligo

Yours truly. BECKER, Druggist.

XotaFnilorc! Not One!! (From Canada.) NEW HAMBURG, OXT.,July12. Dr. Smith. Phila.- have sold tho Oil for Drnfnrtt. Siekne**, Ticuralpia, Arc., and in every cane it has given satisfaction. lean procure qui'o a number of letters. We want more of the large size, &c,, Ac.

Yours resp'y, FRED, H. McCALLUM, Druggist.

Sure on Deafness, Salt Rheum,

CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES SALT RIIEUM. CURKS ERYSIPELAS. CURES PARALYSI&. CURE- SWELLINGS CURES CHILBLAINS. CURES HEADACHE. CURES BURNS AND FROSTS. CUR^F.PILES. SCAR DR^AJD,JFELO^R.P

STIFF JOINTS. CANKER. TOOTH ACHE, CRAMPS, BLOODY FLUX, ic.. ic.. Ac.

TRY IT FOR YOURSELF. SALT RIIEUM it cures every time (if you use no soap on the parts while applying tho Oil), and it cures most all cutaneous discaseB— seldom fails in Dtqfnet* or Rheumatism.

See Agent's Name in Weekly.hy For sale by best Druggist?.

We offer full lines of

and

COAL.

GENUINE BLOCK COAL Jit.

DAILY ARRIVALS

Of New Fall Goods!!

-A.T

THE NEW YORK STORE,

iro. 73

MAIN

NOTIONS.

URIAH JKFFKaS. IRAUKLAKO. ELI5HA HAVBN.

U. R. JEFFERS & CO.,

Wholesale dealers in

Yankee Notions and Cigari, And Commission Merchants,

IXo. 140 Main Street,

Keep constantly on hand a full assortment ol

iTOTIOJSTS,

Comprising

Fancy Goods, Dress Buttons Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, and Trimmings, f-j Threads, Needles, Stationery

Hosiery and Cigars,

AT WHOLESALE ONLY. arpil-ldwtf

WHOLESALE NOTIONS. A. C. A. WITTIG,

Highest market price paid for

Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn& Buck wheat. Wheat Flour, Rye Floor, Bnrkwhrat Floar. All of the best quality, and sold at the Lowest Prices, Wholesale or Retail, in Bawels or Sacks. Also, Cround Feed, Coarse and Fine, Bran, Ac

RICHARDSON A.OIFFHORS, Propr'g. sp30.dly.

ATTORNEYS.

JOHN P. RAIRD, CHARLES CRUFT. gAIRD Ae CRUFT,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Orncs—No. 82Main Street.up stain.

P. BEAUCIIAMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW 111 SAIN STREET, UPSTAIRS. Western Land Broker, Loatif

Negotiated,Estates Managed. Particular attention siren to Collections, Correspondence solicited from non-msident.

"MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

ATIIOROIPiano,Course

JGII

&c.

splOdy

STREET,

NEAR THE COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

Dress Goods, Domestic Flannels,

CASSIMEliES, BLANKETS AM) MOTIONS,

AT OUR WELL-KNOWN POPULAR PRICES.

One Price only—Justice to All!

New York Store, 73 Main Streets

NEAIi COV11T IIO USE SQ UARE.

WITTENBERG, RUSCHAUPT & CO.

No. 148 3£uiii Street, Jobber & Commission Merchant

In Notions, Fancy Good#,

CIG.IUS, KNULIS!!, (JKU3I.4X AXI) 1MKKH AX

XJ r- v.

Perfumery, Soap. Cotton Yarn. Batting, »t\ New stock and prices low. Orders promptly ittended to. Superior inducements to Cash Buyers, Pedlers. Hucksters and Auctioncarv

148 Main Street,

Between FiTtlt and Sixth Streets, In the Store formerly occnuitd by Cox A So» spl'Jdwly

WHEAT, RYE, OATS, &C.

TELEGRAPH MILLS, MFAYETTE STREET, TEBItK IIAVTE. IM».

of instructions on

either Violin, Guitar, Orran or Melodeon, and cultivation of the roic* may bo secured by applyingdirectly to

Prof. QEOBGE A. HARTUNG, Or by leaving orders at Kissner's Palaeo »f Music. oc6-dly

STERLING SILVER ii

ORKS AND SPOONS^

r8" By the Onnce or Dozen, Sent to any part of the country per Express C. O. D.

Photographs of different patterns sent by mail on application. Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to givo selootions from tho largest variety of pattern!* and at the lowest price. Ne extra charge forengraving.

BALL, BLACK & CO., 565 and 567 Broad way, NEW YORK.

v. I fliMlt*

BAKERY.

UNION STEAM BAKEKY

FRANK HEIXI&& BJIO.,

Manufacturers of all kinds ji,

Crackers, .Cakes, 11 read and tCandy.

I'ealcrs in

Foreign nnl Domestic Fruits

Fancy and Sfmjtle Gmerries,

LaFayette Street,

Between the two Railroads, -s

iu*yi8 Terrp HOME. IIMJ.

ITINAND IRON WARE.. MOORE & HAGGERTY,

Manufacturers of

Galvanized Iron Cornice Window Caps, Guttering, fee., Tin and Slate lloofiny'

SELECT STOCK OK

Tin, Copper and Slieet Iroinvaro

Particular attention paid to

JOBBING

In Tin. Slate, Xrne and Jron Work, Warm Air Furnaces and Ramjet.

NO. 181 MAIN STREET, TEHRE nAUTE, IND.

my.Vly

BADGLEY,

—AT TIIK—

City Hat House,

FOURTH STREET,

'.'—IS *APT DECOMfSO—-

The Popular Hatter

City of Terre Haute.

MUSICAL.

TERRE HAUTE

MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

tab

retically and practically.

Mnsie taught in all its branches, both theo.jticallyand practically. Instrumental and vocal lessons forty rent* each. efB* fall hours' duration. Lessons at the residence of tho pupil one dollar each, of forty-lve minutes duration no pupils taken for a torm lets than six months pupils may enter at aay tiino Institute rooms over tho Postoffiee. For further particulars address.

ANToN siiiDE

septl-illy Principal.