Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 February 1871 — Page 4

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Monday SfoT-njii^ reSriiarj- 6, 1871.

RAILRQ4?) TIME TABLE

TKRKK H*TTO 4t rNDIANATOI IS R.

Leave Arrive 1:1,1 a. Novr York Express A:15i. M. 4 :10h.m Licbtnirk Express 10:20 p. M. 7:0f» a. Da* Exiircfs 3:55 p.m 2:r0 r. M...Ind'liJ Accommodati.n..l0:?0 a. sr. LOCIS.VASDAUA & TERUK HAT7TK B. B. "G:2n a.' Paiifio Express 1:10 a.m. p. Past Line .'. 4:00 P. if. Hi :00 r. st...St,JL. & Cairo Exjrcss..l0:15 a h-

I.VDIAXAPOr.JS & ST. I.OUIS R. B.

Arrive from Effft. .., J)r*"irt tor Wett, 6:M a. .Vat Kxpres? 6:35 a. m. 10:56 *. *T.: «ay Exnrcsi 10:5S A. •. 0:38p Niglit Express 10:41 p. «. 4:00 p. ii Mattoon Acco'md'n 4:£6.l\ Iron the Went. ,,-Eortfte-Kaet. 3:56p. •..'Day fil^8s^..*«.:..'4:0OT.v 2 45 A. LightningExirees...l?:48 a.m. 6:3ft a. Night Express... 5:45 A* l'J:15 a. Ma^toon Acce'pd'n10:50 a.

RVA JJSVIM.K CBAWRftSDSmiB U. ItaveZ Arrive. vi Ei*Te!*.'...r. 10:15 P. If. "":55 p. M. Mai! 8:53p.m. tr.of'Kvn.u? '."* Arrive. t':«) p. ..MnHjis&i ....10:66 a. m.

EVAXSVILl.F.,.'!*i¥J!.JJi4VTK rUlCfO B. Jravr Arrive* 4": 15 p." m....Newport Accommod'n...H .05 a.

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The Clly »nd Tielin'tj n: !I9 »l

Hotel

eou rtcay—Iun.-P

noflf4

LivpfeMOltTr tells ris "The Kesson

Why" to-night.

Wiiem

I -1 •. I

is the long-tnlked-of city ordi*

nance book to be issued?

The delinquent-tki salts." fdr city and. county begin tliM' inorningiij

XiiE Grand Jury will commence unveiling things ths morning. DooTjEY,

of the Opera House Book

Store, favors us with late periodicals. Charley Bautine's

ptT??^l^ermTmissitin^&'Trar

part of the Cpera House«$iSai%foAng is only fiftyjMntftjjJleae^j ^»|s may te secured at B.'tjr. Cox's.

The

.^ajaei Jfonegville, Capt.

li rrick, came in fi omjHutsonville last evening with a full load of pork. The boat retuffl.^iW^r4rinpa\ nine-o'clock.'1

STOi,Ea,h^i^vr^A^cc^iderable mount of goods captured at tie-burglars bt-'lflfe -clttiined'and the quefl

amount den hav#$bt?f!te--clttimed"and the querf« tion arises as -la. the jiisposition of the same. a if •. p. •, 1 °^er people, Drs.* Patrick" and Peyton were

Doctors wiU-get ^ick, asjwelj ^.othe b. ratrick.and Peyton wer 011 the eaclji looking much illticsa of several weeks. biiia'J o. .ti

The

m!e«*4c^e»P«^ei|s the fact that

speck of pot'ato^tih^ sise of a pin-head contains two hundred.foirfwjious.Jittl^.animals, biting annfe tiieidlJg.«aeh otheE savagely. J'-' g-'

S. F. Hohbki* .Sifi' the Kiazcl^ removed hte'-ftHmly, on:Saturday, to Washington, "Daviess' county, where'he lias purchased, anlMvviH pliblisJi a weekly

papei. g'..jw

Tiie

'^qrc'out in cbftsidera-

ble forc^bn Sfttur'daT and yesterday, oca ianj 1- 1 T. cupymg their old positions upon the iron railings jn ^e\.Yidbi^' cf the earner of Main and Sixth streets.

Besides

tiie,|?^i|lnf? pflejaitims^at' the

next county fair, a number of special premiums will be offered.^ JPhilip NeWhart, the plow mani^Qturjgr,.offers ope hund red dollars'in gol& tet- We bdBt plowing

MA.TEijA)flifi^-'Dllftirig all of last week marriage licenses.Of®1-®" issued to only tv» pairs otBfople,®viz: ,To?oplfcS.i|u»afc® Francos A. Ryman.

Hell Underwood ar Mrs.

Thcressa Ma^hfw.

Mary A. Li'^ermOre

.*/• £p?

'te-Zm*.

*fhjrt j.

Theatre Comique

will be open every night this week.

Tiie miners in the coul mines 0T6I" river are on a strike lor higher wages.

TnE~first(»^«n 0/ this season's maple molasses was offered for sale on Saturday.

Nilsson is tA be the guest of Hon. B. W. Hanna when she comes to thus city. The

Mail r.eports one 9f the faro

defunct. The' obituary of the O^r should he written, Circuit Court,at

KockvillethiB week.

The trial of John Stevens wilt lorm one of the promin¥n't~feSiture»."'

"CrONE where the Finkbine twinelll,

is a qnotatgf4^1^cM'?',X^u^on

passed

through the ci|^ route from St. Louj^fvhere she lectured to a larg&tadfSifye 3h Friday evening, tF Indians^mis, wh"ef^1flie filietf a similar engagement .on^atflrday.evening.-

MAYOS^'-^G^HIT. '^^our cmss *oi drunkenn^.were^disposed of on yesterday. Oner wSs'tfisfebarged. Thi- three o'.hers wei fined $8.50 each,"and failing to pay were lent' to 'the StitioS House, They

Boat BUftNtb.-^Ab^nt twelveVj?clock Saturd^ $ -built last season by the Carter^ Brothers was burned to the water's ,eage. The fire alarm was sounSSJfBul ^he'^ng^Ss did not arrive in ATSTfbl srtwdfeflmuch service,

1(^ded^iih

wal

nut hfmo fOT ^mel^ Tiffiilian it McKeen. The^rfifqs W- undoubtedly caused by an incendiary.

iss&

vynnkf 7?iyE I*?" is jtaat now 9 yprj. i^Mnplicate^gnestiaa which we defy any of pur citizens to satisfactorily answwjfor Terre Haute is grievously afflicted with a diversity of time entirely too complicated for convenience or punctuality. The railroads run by one sore of time, the public schools by another, each factory by its own, and blows its whistle accordingly, while each particular jeweler haa his own time varying a few minutes from his neighbor's, and the old town clock away up there in the steeple^ kas its own time, which, if not correct time, is, at least, what most young me» indulge in— high old time." Mechanies, working by the day, goto their labe* by. the slowest time and quit by the fastest, and thereby their en»pT«»rers are the losers. Now it ia time tHat sdmething be done to adjust the time in this city, so that scholars can get to school, mechanics ta thoir work, passengers to the cars and bmimM mem meet their engagements «n. thne. If it can't he done any other way, let the Council appoint some one to find out just what time it is, and then-tell the people abont it, so they may know where they atand, and be ahle to answer, the question ."what time is it?"

Raid

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Sr. VAi.ESTiifB's flay drrfitfl tth-«pace.

d1«

weelc. j. g' •. ,* And

this morning. v-,»,1 t.,

Ti UN" VafeiEKjMasqnsi&dft.&k Turner ,r it, vl baa esaaai Hall to nighRi'T ,-jj s1«t a 0* i* b.

Lovely—said

everybody of tfie weatli-

cron Saturday rJSISf TIZa3W-irK SHI Mks.

King Faro.—On

Saturday

night, about eleven o'clock, officers Crowe and Vandeverj qujetly .knocked at a door in the (bird story of the Opera Souse sfcloon, and as the-little wicket in the door visa drawn sside by the man on the lookout, Slie officers stepped aside so that they could not be seen. The man inside then unlocked the door and Opened it to see who was '•disturbing the meeting," when Crowe and Vandever quickly pais' ed in, to find in a'brilliantly lighted and lifruriowdy furnished room, thirteen men seated areund a table playing at Faro.' Great was their connternition ai the sight of.the offioere,' and the table was quickly cleared. The cards and other instruments were taken in charge, tend each of the players required to give bopd for his appearance before the Mayor this morning at ten o'clock. Two of the men reside, at Springfield, Illinois, and the others are esidents of this city.

A Dangerous Pilictice.—Sot

Ned Jokes

an*

ttalia road, says the Indianapolis3/'Vr»r1 The growiKg^^o^rtier^l

importance

of Terre Haute is!"'cvidefaced by the fact that five freight lines have offices in this city.

Joseph Sxron^^^)i'l\)arifig

^to open

an extensi\¥\?R^ifeale grocery house in the new Gilbert Block, oii Haiti Street. easTof Sis^iuTJ? J^9iTtoQ[ & I.

Leake

.^Morson,'df *h^Academy of

Music, Indianapolis, \dll give three the? atrical entertainment ^t,, tl^^pera House ne^'

a day

passes that boys are not seen hanging to the rear end of passing wagons, "stealing a ride," and we have been called on to record quite a number of serious acci* dents resulting therefrom. On Saturday morning a small boy, about ten years old, named Giesler, livingin the Early Block, was seriously injured and perbarps maimed for life. While swinging from the rear end of one of R. L. Thompson's flour and grain wagons, one of his legs was caught in the wheel,.and wound round the hub in such a manner that it Was necessary, to take the wheel off in order to extricate him from his painful position. Dr..Stone dressed the broken limb, and time will tell the extent of the injury sustained.

gets the

Silver Lah-

«TERN.—At the Indianapolis Charity Fair last week polls were opened for the most popular conductor on the several roads running into that city,- to whom should be awarded a silver lantern, valued at one hundred dollars Onljriday evening the polls were closed and the voile "stood: N.

R. Jonts, 5,803 S. B. Devenish, of the Indianapolis & St. Louis R. R.t 2,855 A. Wheedon, Jeffersonvtllei 1,^75

^eath &

Johttny

Smith, Lafajstte,, |30, besides various scattering Jrtal Amount ized by the society from ihe lamp wis* $1,326^60.

Haqer.—Amdng

the several

important manufaptpiaieq in this city there are none that afford us more pleasure to notethe steadily growing pros^srity than TSafoTMessrs. SeathA Hagtr.. From the

Mail we lea^^ha^the^afS filling orders ^om. a puddling furnace in Harmony for 72 tons of the«tj,%uw &. Southeastern R. R.jf(^ 50 flat cars, Jind frofif'^he Vandalia'tinds fo*r the si»m% dumber of car^Thfii-haye cast ov_ejr 90,000 pounds ofironcluTfng"therpMt #eelcr'

Real Estate Transfers.—Recorder "Meyifr put qpfiBirtfcQrd last^weeV, th* f^l| flowing transfers of real estate:

William V"."Carter giiardiHr^o-Jamwr Harris, Sr., undivided one slith of a tract of land in Lost Creek township for 530. i,.1

John C3air to John Jqnes, three lots in YoungAtownfof $20i5.': William Slansbury to Edward B. Williams, lot in Rose's subdivision for $500:

Newton Roger* to Isaac CottrelUfiO acres in Otter Creek township for $1,800. Daniel Brown to William H. €fray, the" undivided half of 118 acres in same township arid of a lot in Blinn's subdivision for $k,500.

Edward O'Brien to Theodore Borgstrom, Jot in Parson's subdivision I $250.

C. W. Mancourt to Mary A. Wood, lot in Boudinot's subdivision for $925. O. W. Fuqua to O. C. Fnqua, lot in Sandtord forSSpO..,

Stephen B. Stark to same, lot ih Rose's subdivision for $800. Joseph Bentley to Lycurgus Morgatr, 10 acres in Prairie Creek township for $150.

L. C. Morgan to James R. Earnest, 10 aeres in same township fbr $200. ""'"Jatibes T. Dixto same, 10 acres in same township for $150.

Philip Turner to same, 60 acres in same township for $1,800. Joseph B. Miller, guardian, Co Milton Hulburt,. lot in Rote's subdivision for $350.

Milton Hulburt to Fred W. Hoff, same property for $350. Anthony Creal to 'Trustees M. E Churchiof Otter Creek township, 2 acres in Otter Creek township for $200. "Ieaac M. Brown to John C. Neal, lot in Wilson'* addition for $4,000.

Bern. F. EKilin to John K. Barnes, 2 acres in Otter Creek township for $300. Patrick O'Ojnnell to Richard Barns*, 2 acre\in same township for $300. ^Jofin R. Barnes to Willian and Cathe rine Camper, 4 acres in sane township for $600. ^vJos. Peck to Michael Baas, 28 aeres in Txwt Creek township for $800.

Wa. H. McNeary to Martha Beaaohamp, lot in Dole's subdivision fbr $1,200.

50.

Mas. LtVEFHOBE—'To-night, at he Opera House, Mrs. Mary A.

one of

The

febGdlt.

George N. Wye(h to Wm,Seidmstick, in Sheet's subdivision for $1,000. & rTy.^ot city foY fl ,271 John A, Clark, to James W. Salamon j»jji|OtheTSJflt fn |Drutobhajtr*i anUivl

lot

M. A. Jewett to Samuel A. Cummlngs, lot in JewettfcjtBififtfr ttrJWO^T aj to Henry Uffen, lot in

i(lo.C. Duy to Henry Uffen. lot in Euxm. Itwillc^re Cr^.^_,.

acree js Jyost Creek towhship for 42B»

Livermore,

very foiemost in the women's

rights movement,, will deliver her great lecture, entitled "The Reason Why,v which is pronounced by the eastern press to be the ablest argnment ever produced upon this subject. There is nothing sensational about her lecture, but it is a plain, common sense talk by a woman who i* terribly.in earnest. Give her a hearing to-night.-

weather yesterday was of a char

acter the most varied imaginable. The .morning dawned brightly, the sun shone gloriously, and the ladies throughout the city donned their gayest and most appropriate garments for church. But while the bells were ringing the sky was overcast, and hail, rain, sunshine, rain, hail, thunder, sunshine and rain followed-in". rapid succession, and the day closed with a cold and disagreeable evening.

Pbojf. Charles Cuqua,

JC 1!#

iu8§on.—Mr. C.E. Hosford, Secretary of the Opera House Company, received a note on 'Saturday from Max Strskosch, conveying the pleasing intelligence that Xias Nilsson's physician had pronbunced her sufficiently recovered to resume her engagements-this week. He asks that the Opera ,House be., Vesefved for Monday evening liext. .^Notice will be given -as soon as the date ifl' certainly fixed toO :_L H-S. 7T -rr- Jf.O 31

the well

known leader of the ^ijasaJjifind ^beari^g his name, was attacked with a severe hemorrhage of the lungs yesterday1,morn ing, and during: the day Jiis deafh-^'Was reported, butrlast evening! w^ wfere p^^d to lAhi that he hadt .rallied ind ..%9n}e hopti were entertained 'Of hiS,recovery.s' ?'i

Interments.— The follpjving interments were teery lastwee|c^r' .inn h''

Jan. SS—Infant qf Jeram# Stephens, age 21 days—Spasms. Jan. 3)—Infant of Zelpha Driver, age 1 month—Spasms-

Feb. 2—Infant of I. N. Pieroo—Prematuro birth-In Vault. Feb. 2—Infant of James Watkins.jige 2 months—Lung Fever.

Bartine's

The

new Theatre Comique had a

house full to overflowing on Saturday night, and the performance gave-the liveliest satisfaction. During'Mr.-* Bar tine's management no liquors will be served in the audience room, and as before stated the wine room has ceased to exist.

addition of one hundred and

eighty thousand dollars to the National Bank circulation of the «pity is the best thing that lias been chronicled for many days. Only a portion of the notes has yet been received by either bank, but the whole 'amount will be on hanid soon, and will go far to "relieve the pressure,

J. F. JoN£s, proprietor the Jones House, in Greencastle, is- seventy-two years old, and hfts not'eateto -a? particle ot solid food for over.sixty years, having,a stricture of the throat, from drinking, by mistake, when a boy,. .Some' strong Jye Hesubsints entirely,-'^ri milkand so

Opening of the Store RoOrm under the Oipera House, on Fourth street'i ,bM TerreHaxttje,

.i"OT. SI

"A Few Item?," oQcts and 75ct^. dre|s goods r^duc«d! tV^2cts to^cicset Heav^ Ljtbleadud ilthle' did Black Lustre ^2cts. Heavy Muslin 5cts., 7cts. and 9cts. Colored Alpacas' in no way soiled, 12Jets. O* li

Foster BROTH^B^^.

It I Great New York Cit/*S($rfe.'

Second Ifend

Wiiitiirea&>nght

Buy Tonr Lace Colters of Riddle.

anff

sold 'at the corner of Fifth and Mulberry streets.' 'Repairing done on short notice. Chairs cane^/j Ejj

Special'^Notice No. 2 —To- all' delin^tfenbJ—who are cordially invited tp cafi, and settle ^»ld. aepdints ^beforti the 15th, pr^paratory to^Sppin'g Tra|le.: By feo.doiHg ydli *ilir»ejoice.,tfie heart pff your friend, 4^12wj^ S

H. BAN^ifTER.

Tarn Verien Grand Jiasque.r-Tlie members of the Turn ycrien are making prepariations for a grand Masque atflifeir H^ll on Mofiday evening, 'February 6th, 1871^ The arrangements ar6. in the han^ o(aappippetent committee prharvill fataike this! Irillirfnt '21 -d «od 2w.

spare no affair.'"".

Nilsaon, .Collars^ Nifeson'-.^-Cftivatp, Nilssc^i Bowk, ^ilsspn Corsets and in fact everything HUm6n,^at Hef* & Arnold's

A Splendid L|ne Jet Gooda. ^^erf & Arnold's.

For Sale.—Six large draft or carriage

{Iorgeft

priceg low Enquire of U. R.

Jeffebs

& Co., Wholesale Notion Deal-

era, No. 140 Main Street. 24 2w

Jf ilsson99 Lace Collar at Riddle's.

New Lace Collars, at Herz & Arnold's.

One Person Treated as well the other, at. Herz & Arnold's.

"Who pants for glory finds but a Short repogei" vBut he who pants himself, and biy-9- all his clothing at the cheap stole of Eli Kahn,' No. 163, Main street, finds ^tofin in their warmth, and wear in heir quality. Go to Eli Kahn for clothing.

Spring WagflMS.—^ .springs 3 rail body l"seat and shafU—net cash $125, ait Jones Jones., 24-10t. ri~

The best and most reliable Fancy Goods House in lKe "city, is Hera & Arnold's. but: 'i

Try llaggerty's Challenge Soap.— It is better .thiul *ii* lot her Soapiq th}|j marketiand twenty per cent, cheaper than the ijame gradeofsoap is sold atin ibis market. 28-tfl

Ovep^S ^ilferent Stjlea of Cor«ts, ever^ (ityle nainljei^,) at ^«r« 4 Arnold's..

Who is at

WS-MMj

ypods" trad^ Tlrt-r^-Hatite HerttA ^nold,ofcour0€«^Ai«5ri -ir.fi i-

A Good Wtt-llWd MnJf for.$l ait Herx a vhrtflff! !(t If.!t t! & Kx^nd'a.

\vMasqne BalL-^We again dlirect tlie '•attention of the ciliz^nrof Uiis ci^to the Masque Ball of th«£ferfe»Haute MMn^rchor to be given at Dow'Kr^ lfall da' tfcSe

I3t^of FeOTOTiy?"The metobeTs are all actively at w^rjt to, mj^E^lhif.ot)e^ even better than former occasions-of this kind Jhe Mtenflei-chor feHhe Pioneer Society for such Balls in this city, and they t.n derstand tnorethanany other Society, how to excel in regard'to comique perform ances, anil genteel enjoyment,

Great Bargains in Fancy Goods, No tions, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, White Goods, Flannels and Ribbons, at the Closihg Out Sale, at

Nippert'h.

One Dollar will actually cure your cough. Buy Barb's Pectobax Elixir.

Now Is the Time to purchase goods, a* less thanj New York prices, at the closing out sale, at

Nippebt's.

The Closing OAt Sale of Fancy and Staple Dr£ Goods are going off rapidly at ftlPPERT'g.

Dnrlng the Remainder of the Win ter Season"everything "in the Millinery and Fanty ..Goods line will be srilfi at very low prices, We will always have novel ties, and Witl k^ep, even' after the season, a complete assortment. a :!.w Til S.' fj.

Stracs,144

Mkin St.

5o tdnfll times, at Hert AVnold's. '•—-^r— Physicians recommend barb's

L"i^.c^e

Ind., Feb. 6:

The undersigned would .respectfully, inform the citizehs of Teri-e Haute ifrd'The publie in general, .that I will open, today, a firatjilassjWine and Liquor .estaolishment, where I will Sell tfie foreign ahd domestic wines, by single or 4o^en bottles, at prices as wine (particularly Rh'e|i» wine) has never been'sol& iliere before, also the purest of liquors. -I intend to make it mjTt business? to serve the public honestly, and sell an article just for what it Expecirng a liberal patronage, I invite my friends to the opening lunchr thLs forenborr. ,-jo-i

moulding on plintlr, sctoh- tresn, carvea

f5foanT

beve

$650v New Prici t$550. 'No. 4. Large front roiled cojni eerpentine plinth, scroll desk, carved lege arid'pedalj Old Price $675. New Price i-r~

jir Kur^large

Special Notice to atf 'personsr'wh desire a perfect fitting, Shirt:' Leave yotjr measure at Bannister's, within (he nifext two wefeks. He is going East and will gi'vfe his personal attention to youi wahlsi. These shirts are not taken from an old stock and palmed rfT upon-the purchaser, but madfi4o.owter«iukd^{usttan4e«d4o^give satisihetion in every wa4p2w

Special Notice.—Fine custom-made Shirts. Leave your measure with 4-2w

,Nh

W. H. Bannister.

Special Notice. From and after February the 1st the firm of B. GrCoJc & Co. frtll'be conducted under' the name of B. G. Cox, the co'-paftner having Retired -from tke firm. All debts due tlie late firm mu ,bc spttl?4 i\t Once. feb3dlw. :6'

No.

H. Parlor Grand,

No.

lar#

lOCktffift

just received by Riddles ,i.vf ./

Still More Hankerchlefs, at Herz Arnold's:

Ckiliren willM«

Barb's Pj^iif^

Drnggist for

T0IUI.9uaV^

BabR's Bec-

DRY GOODS.

Pec-

lORALvEitxtR for diseases of the Throat ftod

circular^

Rer. Wm. Gralirfni, of N. V. Indi aniv Conj'erencej, says -'Bjcaa's Pectobal, .Elixir acts like a charm."

L. Kifesu^r^igeht for the Celebra^ ted Jk ^teQk, Pll^ios, wouM-re-Bpi^c^niiy put ^befpre t|» Public th$JKee List of saia jfianos.' Each instrument has au Fiill Iron Frame, Overstrung Bus, pbiible Pai^i4ii}aidi^^Jrob^4 :tiLA or A to C. aki .-Vu

All Roitwdoi!7l Octavea Agraffe Treble. r. No. 1. front roiind corners, mouldiiigon|ditith, octagon, legs, scroll de^ank ^rved pedal, Old- Pri6e $625. NewsPri ce ..

73 MAIN ST.

alas t»»al}

Milt COURT HOUSE S(JCARE.

BaB«n and Yenlson—If you, ^ant some nice breakfast Bacon and Smoked Venison hams dklbat the corner of SiWh and Ohio. .be^Mr

n29-tf.

Widdlihi Ityi. FI

nCIvIl u«bK|

CSTvCQ

Octavtg Thrte-tfringed

Alln^oaeuidod 7^ Oelattt Thrte-Mrtngt Agrafes pirpvtfaiut ihe ,fkaie fiame

•No.' 'front: round, cprners. beyelM jtM, moilldihg on plinth, scroll desk, caWed Itnd pedal, Old PH%e $750. 'New Prfce$625. iNo, '7." Four large round corners, moulding dn plinth, scroll desk, carved legs and pedal, Old Price $800. New Price $700.

8. Four laiH round corners,

serpentine, plinth, scroll desk, carvea lees and»pedal, Old Price $860. New Price ^72™

No, I 9. _. Four large ronnd corners, Rouble' mouldings ontop andj)linth, carv [al.extra^de-k, Old Price $950.

N^Prtce$800.

No.

10.

Grecian style of case, beauti

fully carved.top, double mouldings, extra desk, highlyjcaryed legs and pedal, Old 'price $1,0OQ!L New Price $850. ^GBAKD PIANOS.

AHHMUtoiJtJ Octaves

extra carved

legs and pedal, Old Price '$1,200. New

2. Concert Grand,extra

Every fiaao,Warranted for Five

Years. Let tiuv 'Pablic 'compare these instruments. and- -prices,.anf judge for thedi-

The "above instruments have the

4graffji Treble, and majp-lie seen any time atL. Kissuer's Palace of Music, No. 48, -Ohio stree

«Sc., at "Terre Haute" Riddle's.

i. **-55SBSSKS5WSW

per -of Third and Ohioj|treets and try a load if^u#£Ccfi£ cdal-ortly ten «nts '.^•j^sjieK agfif/i

Cory 4 Co., have jqstraoaived a new

tning^ t.ros Ijejoe*rh4 Ammunition, iicq^

Sie£

Cheaiper thawvernat Rit

A,Full iweee of Men'f^Wwren^ "ad Childrln's IJi3!6er ,QC!odS & Fra)a Crtwford's|98 Main street.

Chfiarej's ev^y-da^ Jopiti Sh^Jf and fineSlipes for Sunday, or any other dafl at FrSnk (V|yford's 88 Maift,rtfe^. |W

Confe tl the Opera,flense Jewelry, Store fbi* |Vatd»e*, Jewelry Silver

JobxR. Frexilak.

Boots—French I

EA^ttoi or'f^A4: 9rft ford's 98 Main street.

New York JhLStorapliS Main slraat.

Cheapest Hat Store ih the e!ty, Nlw YoA Hat Store, 145 Main street.

Men's Coney Fnr taps only one dollar, New York Hat Store, 145 Main street.

Men's Nutria Fur Caps only one dol lar, New York Hat Store, 145 Main street. 20-6t

Now Is the time for all who want cheap clothes made to order the best style to eall on John Barnikle, as he is selling his entire stock of*goods atjeost, to mafci room for an extensive spring stock. Satisfaction given. '2-4w

Corsots Cheapest at Riddle's.

The Markets. 39-}-. .1.

INC1N Hi ATI

By Tslccraph-i

Cwoi**ati. FiV. 4.

COTTON—Steady with moderate demand.

and prices nominal. Fami-

^WOTA^Market.dull and price* declined. Red winter 1 Z7al 30. COBJ—St«»djr jnith moderate demand: oSm

^RYE—-Steady,. with moderate demand, BA«LBY-Qoiet

and nnchanged. Choice

fall 1.0Ual 05. 'flRWKRIES—Steady and unchanged. OIL^-QtRet and unchanged.

BftGS-DuU and prices drooping,.20.. BTJtTBR—Dull

«n"d prices drooping, 85*30.

CHEESE—Steady, with moderate demaifd, ^.-»rs®v*t*Brpr^r"w.• 't"M3""aiawio* CLtWKRSEED—Demand -goqd^ sat fall

PTI3lqT^11^lED-Steady,

a 6 2 a 6 5 0

ARD+-12 fbr steam, 12^i»HS for ketnlftr* BULK MEATS—8, lO^all... BACON—Only a limited jobbing dem ll^a!2^ Large sales could not HOGp-None,,Iii, Receipts 995, takentby ^^HI^iY-ibeniand llgUanilieldaTslrm.

FLWft-Jlarttet duy* prieejk. droopingi SaperBne Western State, 610^ 25 common

.^YE^WUR^i^i-1#. t'XeHN WKAfa—Unchangedc/: WHISKY—Lower. 9t-, j5b1"

round corners,

ipotildihg on plinth,. scroH* deiky dftved legs and pedal^ Old ^Price $725.. -Naw Price $62ft a

RYR—Kaaier., Western,4 ,l#ta Store r, BARLEY—Steady,

with moderate l—Mad

Oanida.'Wea^: 10.? '-r.pt CORNrrQMiet and pruses, unoh i,w) ^usfaels^ So. 1 ouw

iers,

Kpn li !1 V-.fjSrS LEATHER—Unchangea, 27a3(Vri ,.j» WOOL—Fir*} domestic jpulledt XUtbCalifortli 2&a28 unwashed%a33) ''CO^SfePemanAJEM^ apdnWartot. _SUW-%eiand liihlA«ft MB»^flrm

New Orleans 58a70.

prime mess new, 21 75a22 00.

SteadyJ 10 00 a 15 Opi ^itra

LAR^^U.^8t^aiig lial3J kettle- 'M^. BUTT KRc-12a2? Western. ™:«w yni-im CHEBSl

NEW TURK WON&f MAKKM. By Telegraph.] Nnw Yoai. Feb.i*. M. nt&} advanced from to ji-on 5-2ii ». ... r,

MON K—lia#y .trom4to *i per cent.v

N I O O O S A E By Telegraph .] Naw Yoaa, Feb- 4.

The week eloses on a Still lifeless market, and it is not sarprising when we find such an extortttfaatg rate fff fteigfcts°-wtn»Hshef against this city by railroad monopelists. On one hundred pounds of 'freight there is a difference between this city and Baltimore to Louisville of 65 cents, in favor of Baltimore of pi is snown in tho timidity with which buyers

tl--

carved

legs arid pedal, Old Price $1,500. New Price $1,200.

UPRIGHT PIANOS,

jTFi'A Out FaterU'froti Frame rW -jNo.!l« 7 Octane, Rosewood Xase.

Mlsswirss^w $fi00. No. 2 71 Octave, Rtwewood Cabinet Grand. IMght. '4* feet 3 WttAiss width 4 feet Pfic«,$850,, New prici $ 7do. '\ur..

more, whisk nould make freight on tone oa»S §270 against New Yorltw The resalt of prints is snown purchase goods, and anything that can be bought of agents here to ship from Baltimore is ordered expressly in that .wax.. It i«_to (0 hoped that this state of things will not exist lonK. for it would be detrimental to our oity trade. There is'a great scarcity of water %t the East, and mills consequently are not turning tRt the usual quantity of teatile/abrics, nor have they got enough te blench, ana hence agents are very firm in their views today^?n bleached Ynuslins: but nevertheless

Seat oa^ir lo^Hls

laines are in at 18

Pacini

at 18

ryn wu ISlt

Ff.

DRY COODt. DRV GOODS.r

We have reoeiT^d another lot of those lMUidnome C)otb Jaoketa fbr l*dieni «t $3.25. ITew Ycrk\ I Store, near Court Houm Square, ifew York Store clearahoe sale.

New York Store clearance sale. Vine Brown Shirtings, Heavy Sheetings lower than ever,

J* itfl i- 7?*

BAttTWE'S

i^Baiweea Sala 4c

£V^Sy_EXrEtfING.

gsi i£^^ARtljii ,^Hsgsr,

^TEI YMiiMgb

HOfl 5Tew,F#«sh _Mktea klinc- No Performers employed knt those who are FIRST CLAS$. Kt« _ehaitenud refined,

aFifteen

i. ij

FOR OI^WKEK. the fampujrW^IDK^ TAL COMBINATION and MUST8RKL8—

Stjar Performers—toaether with lie.

Znella.

Mods.

Ventina and Maiter Victor,

their daring aecrobattc feats, j}

AD1IBSIOV.

Parquette...~j -50 cents. Dress Cirole.».."i..~ 3§ Galft^-i..

QPEBA HOUSE.

L^1CTUE-B.

•dril LlVERMOBK

Jtliier li.rjr.it Lesturo on |j

WOMAN'S RIGHTS] ,.1C -l.f ENTITLED,

The v'-

-"VR l&> i'h -'1,111 TIIE

OPEBA HOUSE,

Monday, February 6th, 1871.

Admission, First Floor... .1^ ....,..........U...75c -fii* -Becond .,

pENtE'S HALL,.

with moderate

PROV^IONS—Dull, but holders not willing to make concessions. "P?)RK-Held A8.STI

HCSIC BT.i*OF.TAJTE'S

Iteortpt.Jr

ftQ

SfSi

ndS^aMMtaU%l

wide muslins. As advised yesterday, the Bipperell 10-4

sheetings are jobbing two and

a half cents below what agents will aecept. In ether m*k«s thfre i« no partietflar «Ha«ge te notice. Prints are steady and firm at 11 for all rejular *faid»l prfaM^rej

Pacific lawns are in ehoiee display at rfancies ant *19 Ag'MlekAifMittAI' indies on touri!ir!

for fancies ant*19 for bMek •erted colors, and fancy organi teen hundre^nfatfb'

.. MLrJlllEUgUUFM." W ilipil Instrument, magniftdaf SQftdisatftres. |1 and soo it ak^m'VwiSTTmUI

p. o.

)R yai

sbisk nusft

v.s'.o rv- r9

T/r/i.. 'i.Ji i.'l j*A. *-ff rr-"-"'.'!

itfcBPtioy committxx.

auukl

A.:Obiir,'

r. CHAS/SNTDBitr

FBA*^" GEO. BABBOVK,' ."

E,.^r

FLoim MAHAOER's'i

•Eii^H'WAT^i ^^W. A:.fi!iFr6^^ Eb^CARD DAH^Ock, SMITH, JoBX$. liEESIii... i-'ijT.fi

'. 'FRASK

J3»'"

A N

BRASS & arm BANS 11 !f .'-till "...t .1': ••lit.-, S Xinn dlfeflia dJ 1 wMliyo -t.u v#» nS-lftir. mh rt» t/ .... .| 'SJrtioj

TMe nndersigried iiotr prepared to fort ish

"P & 2 !L

Ovehort notico and reasonable tcrme.

WILL ALSO TEACH OS VIOL1.V. OFFICE—On Main street, between Fourth aft*Fifth streets, (over E. Ohm's®ho® Store.) 'i ^-ilnr J. BREININO.

W A N E

T-iou -.. -l in it. r»M r-

WantaCeok,. ,/ .' Want a Situation, AVant a Sale: man, v-itr*. ., Wanta8ervant Girl, i. Want to1 rent a Store, -to' i. .i to Want to sell a riano, »Want toi sell a Horse,,, .....

•n»

Want to,lend Honey,.:,

l£ant to borrow Vton.y, j, Want to sell Real Estate, j. Went a job ef Carpentering* i, Wft to Sell a Honse and Loti Want td find iny ones A idress.- .t Want to find'a strayed Apimfal Want tobny asecand-handCarriage. Wibt to find any thing you have Wane te adyertue any thing to Wan? ttr ftad an owner /or any thing Advertise 11 the Datcrgaraaaa.

eanHa»wbypayiagBT Ikiaaaflee'^?^ NIf & BLAAK VML. ifeswir jsa have it'oa?*- 00 for tkis^notiee.:

*i8

S i. joA.

iM».

aaa

a stock of Dry and Shoes, lis re. whiehl will

jR SALE-1 have Groceries, Boots and Queensware.

Goods,

ats ani sell en

'•#.

aosTos

-la

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OOTJR.T

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WITTnSBSO, nDSGBMAVPT a CO.

JLL.

DIED.

1»£LMAN—In Cincinnati, Thursdajr. I ''ebriiam Sdwin M- Mncsalman, eldest anel Uli tan. aged 40 years, •At the family residence, onl eC on JTaturdar night ai 11^ I

Wie oaa matoh the black Alpaca you paid 60 ota per yard for, at 90 ots. We do it every day

isTBAK/'

r60c

uj7J« Gallery .J%c nsa.'Reaerfed Seats can Be^procured without extra eharge, ThuredaV morning at 9 clock, IfiS^ COX'8. ... .•

"OK TUB

I *01i M'll

9ii-T "•'"TERRE

W it a

Byleiegraph.) New Yoat. Feb. COTTON—lemand Mir and

ma/ktt!firBr.

Wi!

O^qpers' Union No, 6,

|. AT yrrrti if, u'^'t «o»

PENCE'S HALL, I -ItbBU'f: :-tT' •'•*{,#$::f r, 11-^ I. rr-OJ| liWjjfw-v

^ridatyf Eve, February 1 Oth, I T"*r«a .btm-.-T Ct »«l:. 1''0 'SUfi'.S i\.%n lo j, uiincu ji irvr is*./ :at &xn

ltew York Store clearance sale,

IfVw York Store cleamnoe sale. Square. Save meney! -j We sell a fall line of Bosom* for the cost of the sewing! Come itnd look

ifajn atreet, near Court House

ES.

wiTTkKssae, BCRCHHAiirr a co.

FJv

.ifnrf B. fierce. Wife of Isaaol nibe 19th*e*r.6f her age. I tri.-Sf nne a vi be to a a 2 I •'clock f, I.. »t ^entMjfcrjM^rch^^^^^[ Jf -t.tr «I I

,TTBX&toAM 38 aiOO 'ul

aniv'toT^

aoa «rlr' •'IisH

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nt s.»«JT I aoThttUe

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?f til*a

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fts. 5u

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ii bk 'fin fe'*:

i.t.-ls l.t ild I p/i'-'ul.: *A» V' "iUd I -I

ANNUAL BALL!

a'?:.

.. :f- ft

cert Mill surely come

ITRj I? Pbijad •3,009,

wwiwiiioi^t •-,!*

fiiia .. r.i 3i tir* 'H T2 „er -s .4mh.b ir»ii *3 ^T^ICS, ,V ia it

BAhlWl to .--tsfTi EXCJtTHSIOlTS, 6tC

:J/.

6tit

Want to bay a House. f, 1 a Want t# buy a Horse, \-i.-iUtt.i-, •:t&Want to rent a House, Want, to sell a Carriage,. Want a Boarding Place.f,

ID—A GOOti GIAl—To do gen-

W^ir^ housew^k^n a small family- "In-

FOUND.

081JX»^A Bft SS Kfet ean

siusd'

'ViroT

COIIRCLTATIM S r. Mj

fMa fii'l. te •lHw

rnimgHrfA*

'UFF1C»—Ne. 1W, Opera HeaaaBMu

'faTtr.m .i (, miaV

oil

af.a xlsy.^H

t"' ,* :'"'l ^TX13 rr.~ ,"i

uiim ..

JWSWWAWCE.

QPRlNCttiKLD Eiair-ANfi MARTNE IN IO sarance "Co^ M^prWtfield, MaSS. As-

XTORTH AMERICAN, of Now York: AsiX aetfe, Jan.l, l«). «770.30i

IlfDii

OAGER MoKlSEN, Agents, Dowhng Hall.

feM-dCm

'millions, ®ve hundred 'J

'2 ,3nr»- u:." 'jj? •in-..' and.seventy-eight thoui. sand and eight Dollar?. 3 O sto .el .! uu, .J.m ,(i .J »c' 2| a tku

DRY GOODS.

New York Store clearanco sale We sell Blankets at less than half price. We never advertise what we can not fulfill^.

.STREET. ., (1 .. We offer a line of Bleached Muslins at 15 per cent, below New York Jobbers' prices.

•t-i' iazousB

New York Store clearance sale. It will pay you to try the N.w

WITTSKBERO, RLSCntlAUPT A

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MOTHER POSTPONEMENT1

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tin iw. iliii.tffi i^«"i 9 :r*« .'hi' JJ 10 iV«3t{C V} ff I

THE NILSSOMONCERTT

A 1*1

'fx* wa'i'/.xirtA'Zt ram airr|

li.'-fJL'f tl ••-•if

.m rt iife 03j%*i ,i tt* b*t9W.i3 •T'bmf* 'ifrrfojj, A 1 I

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n"3-«K-crfr!o r\rjse\ ni. «-tr

ir£33AJ£ TO0"Aia3HT trf Litv'yt* ,.*tl£

T« Minnnnc.pd. Ladies ca.li bow, without hesitation, prepare •,.! -i-.-i

for tjie Concert and bny their Opera Kids, acr Collars, Bows iL ul

Laces, gwp SkirtSj Corsets, &€., at HEKZf&. ARNOLD'S, witb^

DOt tunning the risk of being again disappointed, as tlie Corffte'fit

vir

sometime next

r'J

-M SBl.'r.JJ ,tifltin 1o t.-'RO J:f.»w

«armi }.»: i.^.t »-ts»ifto' "»aV/» .'ll bit" -i: yiilu .-n iv? -i .V r:i-: xti ••ruo o' Sjtijr.Tctw'/yi jvj. vJ bnt,-. 1» '••'I'.-- ream l. T^j -cri fl '"-ar. .'io kCI as' ..-inii ».!,-!»'{ \ttul: .tswjlvfTi9V» tWftinnit tJ

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FIRE IN8tJRA^CE CO.. of flartford." Assets, Jan. 1/lWlv#5.82,t35 09.

PRINTMC

Cowling Hall.

O W N

Dowlin* Billi

•'Ir^RANTS'^ORANCECO. Of Harts-

Dowlmg Hall.

IIOM 11 •'Ti. w: x.tnlSB.-.r rU 4

ST'

Seouro W«H8gWdel8r a policy bWnsuiranc? in tke ilomelnsurano}

sl('

-^.-i .) **i -Co. of New York- As--j ^'/"sets Jan. 1st, Wli Four

••ji ia».

ii represented in 'and yi-

Clt*

i'vvw '1'•"*"'

einity by Hoi

r-* ito #vklt lisdUita Ed 1 «4J t*y-

cinity by Hosford, oudijmt A Brown.J?„»

0^vs, earner Fourtlv

W^^:tTe#tf V4s» The Home has a lAtfe Wspital, large surplus, and along

ili-.|:'• It) io»:iv •-lif-iS-s.'.*! .j tniI: :!. !rdu

CM&abliafced re^u«

WW i'9t aon-. ... ,.

S 2 t"

#»abM«al^(. dV )%'&

CnL:

•navay itUnns iii

igarcf

4 Ouft naat'aa^ i'fitndit' 7\ Yj» *2

ever rea^ ,her abuncfance to restore ^v .•w ^'^v^ch F^ ha.™' iesK(»y8dV fer tioi^" r!t who ate justly xe :1 -woJE.to flw bw

3 a Sfiwk

MHOON**. «V0Rlor«f

«.d^-' •MWl

h«

I 1 1

York Store, f«r anything ycu want to buy. One price only.

T-O'i

i-.a a."

5 .1* v,. xr-.il A..M-Sa 'f.ba.-: -A.fr ',!i 'ill •.jqr-i: w.

I'' ,.JO .« I M,.., :/^b I.'tlVia rff' .utak svs

9. coiortfut'J air »tit

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fea .:«xafn'K '. :il liflJi "vr.Ml -'.'.M '0 i-r -ki'i

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V\ ,'X ,-«*).. 1:/! .ar? 'f?rvaos«t is .-J *s- a*ott iliwvou bntt 'l }-S .... if' ,«?'» n?rrfd*A a 4 }-JS ?-»/'-"liwupt

W ft *ife •H

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i| ..ot!"uq tdt »--J f« r.~ W 1 SV. r. rtq-J bourn'-,.'. ,.ir1j Hi, ad? o-A vt bit* 1? sai lo

I- 1€

zMi ail to viicos i»-

i-j.- jati' haa a.ib lifufhiiBji ,#*si. wi ii.»o

I WJ I) I Ji.,. ,6E3Jii:iiii ,j«i». to iu\H .ma ai atedL'o Ua ot

isrtnfioitS'f.iB aril aibafnuoin^fe (MIIT

ahaJam lie la ti«d ad) to ssawei'i ai, •9«0^Tac S&dl lol fc'iT: -a»o TtJilidaixrCI JhaadiiaFR. lie IT i0«3SI'SI}a 3d JOflC

TERRE HAUTE

TTiiA':)

Manufacturers Merchants -i Vw

SniP^B^a»d^JiU€LGJ.SXS

^BINTKSGiJ

MUSICAL INSTITlilE., ,,^

No.148 Ms 1 11 S l'Hrve JFobber & Commission Xereijaaf In Notions, Fancy

•1T.I "liiti

"J i.

YOI

DIA VOTIK lw'th a StfVELTY arv xu uiv ^hk.ss.trtaiJOB treat savitnPor time^tro*^ ble and expense. Second to none for the use of jleuw- -eral Job Printers, or ifor

Villitcc Seus-

Mper, an the most do-

"gasfJBSSjLtSi.i.lbo, Sgs.«o. Sendfbr Catalogn with tcsti'_onials and specimens of plain nnd •"olorc1' printing done On the press, to 11EIVJ .O. WOODS, raannficturer, 33l tederiil gtioet, Bston, Mass. C1RW. C, XUUltMON. 16 College Place, .... Kjw.fcotkj-iKELby.flOWBLL 4LUPW1G, flT #17 Market st:, Phifa.. Pa. A. 0.- KKLLOGGi, 65 West Van Burcn sr., Chicago, ill. d^i'fl rt•

MUSICAL.

.'MUSICAL INST11U( TION.

A-THOROUGH

o'i

Course of instructions on

either Piano, Violin, Guitar, Organ or l$elodeon, and cultivation of tho voice may be seenred by apply Uik directly to

Profi GEORGE A. HAE1UNG Or by leaving orders at Kissner's Palace of Music. ocfrd'y

e»l»-

Mosi taught in a)l its branches, both thcorotically and praetKidly. Instrumental and vocal]QS3on8 fdrty cennreachr of a fnll hours' duration. Lessons at the residence 9! tho pupil one dollar each, of forty-five minutes duration 119'pupils taken tor a term less than six months pupils may enter at ?.ny time Institute Wmg over the-Postofiioeii For fur- EeoK itker particulars address.,

r4I

ANTON

septf- ly

Jm tlal

NOTIONS. oti&nlE o^aoidO 'J/i...—r:—r—'—' ... --m

WEOLKSAI^ xotioss! •-•-as ni. ,®! -f it, !!•.) 1

1 siii .: ••r ar: wi«:. {*'nvft'Srf fc.rr-r- 0 ItfJrteiS

"Mill

Is,

61GAB8, ENGLIf ,:6SBl|tAX •U.1 CTJ Ptrfajnery, i^CaMa

CAT

stock and,pricealow- Orders ptornsn/y 1 itteideltd:! IttiiirflA' lawMuuits tttXtil HI slayers, Pedler^Hacksteraapd Au«»ion,«erg.

148 Street.

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Bf^^fMLlElfth antl SlxUi ^lWftef: la the,Stea^fiHSitlJ! 9Cftu»edn»y c«g !»,-« fese «J

JUL

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