Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 February 1871 — Page 4

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TERRE-HAUTE, EVD.

.K -M & fJ: Friday Horning, February 24, 1871.

fRHlROAO TIME TABT/E.

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rnn the Welt. ^nr "Rnaf. 3 p. T»w'HTi)rP°* 1:0" P.M. i!^^WKSE"r"!»{rail 10:1ilsji.:i^ AncrrituVTi

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Lr.nrtr. ,itS .SK? i.'" '.i f-V* *li* kv Lw'^-r-' Arrive., 4 :15 */XwNWp"rt ..11 jOR..».

street railway' is doing a good

business. MipiiB ta6lainw was selling' yesterday at $1.50 a gallon. y"

THE w^iaiE^.ea&^j(ift8j£&e(fc£fl3ih® consumption of coal. .. Spfeiwd-Vegetablefl," fi'orto ilife' hot &d., will soon be in market.

John

Murphy

The

Portions

wants to Superin

tend the City Cefei&etju -i

whitewapher i» slinging around

with Jug btfcfcet atid brUsh. ii "Men's

Rights" is Anna Dickinson's

theme on Wednesday evening tiext'."°

Deaconesses are talked of as ab additional women'* rife in one of our city churches. ,'!A

Obiana.—There was a (air uzafl audience at Dowling Hall last nigiit to witness Miaf^izptte Berpaj-d* fifW appearance as,"Oriana,"'in gliielij^hS. a 4pcii}ed hit- As lieteitifofjv stated tli® play was written/ejjjeciallj-'for ii so constructed that in every act she i? Ife kjne figure, findiabsorhs nwriy-'tjie ^n»ire attentiWoH'thc audience to the almoet.exclusion of the minor characters... ^)nana" belongs to the highly 8enap-( tionaT cl'a^s, but it' contains ipt a single sentence, from beginning' fo end.ihat can shock the most particular-. ^1® .P*®1 is quite interesting, but it" tnain feature is to form a cord upon which ia ^strung a_ serfeS'^ rapidly changing pefsbnatio^ songsf alice# Throughout ihe infeftst^s'ieptW, and until the'coT^ tain falls the audience are vividly aWake in watching the many plots, co'nnterjphjts^ villainous doings, etc.,Jhat constantly about "Oriana," out of kll bf which she emerges brighter and fairer by the contrast. Miss-B. h#e ponsidetab£e tragic, power, and in all the scenes wlth the step-mother, with the father, and with the lorerand husband, displays genj

The City and Vlclnl^

Seookd night of "Qriana."

The

Qriana will be presented this |ev, and on lo«4»orrW afiternobn. flwSfcflet1 be given to-morrow evening, as has beenannounced, as the ccmpany goes to fit. Louis Saturday night. Get your seats at Cox'f}. and seethe play to-night. .,

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Anna Dickinson on

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"War. Coats, who. hjis been spoken of as a Democratic candidate for Mayor, au» thorizes the Journal to say that he is not a candidate at this time.

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A Wagon stood on the street near our oflice yesterday afternooti labelled

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Sal." An hour afterwards it was gone and we guess t,hat Sal got it!. Grain Market.—Wheat comihknds in this market.from "$1 12!to$i 22 a bushel Com4&cents best grade,of oats 40 cents hay $10 to $13 per toH,

There will be a Sbnday Schobl elhibition and concert at Asbury Chapel on Monday evening next. Something inter rating ahd ehteftaining may be expected.

The Steamer Zanesville, Wm. Barrick, Master, arrivgd laat evening at 4 o'clock, with a full load of pork and wheat. The boat will leave this morning at 9 o'clock for Pflesfitte^

Mayor's Court.—SaraliPrice furnish ed one item in the Miyor'i Court .yesterday by getting drunk. She was assessed $8, for tlie p^Aient of which she gave security, y^d.ffent her way.

Anna DlCKt»9oJJ Says she proposes giving the newspaper men that talk about her "tit for tat." Sol Miller, a bachelor editor, replied to this by raying. "All right, Anna, we!ll trade here's yonr tat.' Miss D. has not yet made good her promise.

Drowned.—Yestferday mornilig David Graybfill, a deck hand on the steamer James Gray, fell from a lumber bargej attached to £he steamer, near.Cox's ferry, nine miles: south of the city, and'ltas drowned. The steamer was immediately rounded, but all efforts to recover the body proved unavailable.

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Personal.—Hons. White, of Vergil lion, Woodward, of Parke, and Heilman, of Vanderburg, ex-members of the House of Representatives, passed through the city yesterday on their way home to their fellow-citizens. They were met at the depot by quite a number of our leading Republicans who fully endorsed their course in tendering their resignations yesterday morning,

Thos. H. Barr came home yesterday, much improwed in health, after a. brief sojourn at the St. Louis, Michigan, Mineral Springs, .gofeoil 1$•ati'f !al

Major Smith, of the

Mai!, went to In

dianapolis last night.

Accident

and

Narrow Escape".—

Yesterday, morning a team of horses with a dirt-scraper attached, became frightened near the corner of Main and Ninth streets. Opposite the Terre Haute House they ran against a carriage, in which was seated Mr. Ira Delano and his niece, who were jogging along unconscious of the approaching dangerThe carriage was overturned and Mr Delano was thrown to the ground with such force as to dislocate his shoulder. The horse drawing the carriage made quick dash, dragging Miss Delano in the overturned carriage, acros3 the street, where it was fdHunately caught by Mr. J, B. Lyne, else we should troba,bly iiave had a mdre serioos accident fo record. Dr. Read easily replaced '.the accident shoulder, and Mr. Delano will suffer but little inconvenience from the dislocation. Miss Delano was only slightly bruised, and is exceedingly thankful to escape so well.

An exchange says that Anna Dickinson, in her new lecture on "Men's Rights," describes a Icoquefte- as ^a w^nian who has ajie in hpr Hm, a-lie ixjjy^ face, a., lie inm^ewf,? ^d"db«6f"e^he young meii ffiaf^fcli a^onfafi l^pre "Womanly" than the girl who mends her «loth^ and sp«n^s hfer time'bvlr'a kitchen range, Anna also corrects the poppl^ fifti' Ih^iya^ive in'tfensity cft affection in the sexes,' ihd says that "a has a. different heart from that of a ,njan. A woman'fe heart itaay bfeak, but she Icoui^-gather up the pteuw and make it soundjj'ihe maj go about with a ?qre heart, but take man and^eU ^is^heart be wounded by a womajn,Ti6Tose3"his faith in womanhood, in humanity, and in God." She also 8WB that "the chief occupation

Fomr-f¥gS^«f The wasol adtOTBB1 -®hnen and women is to deceive each other," and we suppose she concludes that the game is pretty successful, as she refers! to the fact that for every five marriages in Illinois,"there was ofcte diyoice, and in Massachusetts alone J,GOO "divorce suits are pending. Her core for it seems to be that men shall select women for

the roosters on the street corners increase in numbers.

W. Et LrfENGooD, of Newport, has been selefcMd as Secretary of the E. T, H. & Danville railroad.

Fotrcs & Hooter's new livery stable^ at the corner of Main and Ninth streets, will coat about ten thousand dollars.

of. Main and other streets

look well since Street Commissioner Pur? dy scraped an acquaintance with therfti' Mrs. Eliza.beth

lecture in this city eatly in March. This popular lady will undoubtedly draw a large house.

Exception is justly taken to the jihrSsei, "falling in love,'' as it ought to be soaring, leaping, flying or climbing, according to temperament 1 .a

something more than housekeepers. Educate them to knowledge that •will make them companions and advisers and homemakefsl

The

Cady Stanton will

nasIe of the man killed Monday-

night on the Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroadj mention of which has been made in the Express, was Arnold Poe. From^est^day'e Brajsil Miner ye l^irp thatj '*durfng the day he came to* Brazil and drew a large amount of money frohi tjie bank, after which he got to drinking. He returned home late in the evening, and after supper started for Carbon, in company.- with a man by, the^aincj of Milea^Arclier. About two o'clock in the morning Archer returned to the residence of -Sir. Poe, with whom he was boarding, fearfully drunk, and could give no account as to 'Poe's whereaboOt.=, which so alarined Mrs. Poe-that search was immediately instituted, resulting in finding the dea4 body of Mr. Poe. a little after daylight,.about a quarter of a mile west of his residence^ beside the yaUroad. track. His hfead was tnasfted inl awr it is 'supposed that, being Kkunk,li» |pn^no\ringly wandered past his house, sat down upon the fcnd of tlie ties, and'was killed by,being struck by the steps of a passing train. His .money was found upon his person all righjt." &Tti

1 *-«»A Deiuoei'atu) From an Indianapolis letter, in yesterdayV Journal, of "this city, we extract the following agonizing howl from one of our leading city Democrat. Hfisays:

To use/ thpt ',: much worn .expression, "For ways Chat arS dark iirid tricks that are vain," the ^Legislature of Ind|ana is vety peculiar*. 'Every dajp mote satisfies the people that all the aims our folks have in that body is to go higher-^-and do wh^t the monkey did—and try to.,, be Congreefmen, Presidents, &c. Eveh Mil$s, of Sullivan, has designs upon Voofrhees' seat. Then where will poor Mack be? Now, I submit to any fairminilecl man that he can put in a week or two 'here, and if he does not become satis-

Ai to Stele Ageftt, the question tif said ry came 'np to-day, upon the Senate amendment tixihg the salary at 8500. The Hoiise pissed the bill by 71 to 21. This action ofthe House stamps the Democratic side as acting dishonorably and disgracefully. Now, why I say that, my understanding, and I think I am cOJrrectly informed, is. that the Democratic members of the Senate and House had a caucus, and the salary question was fixed at $3,000 without any perquisites. They faced upon their action and completely ignored what they were in honey bound to obey. I think such condilct does more to destroy the Democratic party than all the laws such meh can make. It is a long lane that has no turn, and hope to iive to see some of these honest Democrats politically dead. Now I ask, in all candor, why apply the knife to Shannon simply because he is an Irishman If they are honest in their talk about economy and reform why not apply the knife to the State Auditor's office? Here is an office, as the Sentinel admits, is worth $25,000, when in reality it is worth $50,000. Why shall Shoemaker remain untouched The law is simply a robbery for the Auditor's benefit. I for one believe it is to our interest to pay good, fair salaries so that ihen places, but I am informed that this man Shoemaker even refused to pay $300 asssessed upon him by the State Central Committee.

It is the same old story, that a worthless Democrat can get all the offices and pay he wants, but when a wheel-horse comes u£—a man who has spent his time and money for the party—he is put upon a mere pittance or in some obscure position. The Republicans were, of course, against the salary, as the Agent is a Democrat. Their reoord is bad, to say the least of it. Ten years ago they did not say a word, but allowed near $i0,000 for services ot Agent of State rendered in Washington City.

In conclusion, upon this subject I want to volunteer this Utile piera of-advice: SOme Indianapolis gentlemep have the last Stfctfe'omce they wil£ eVer hold1—afc know the 4utside pressure and sentiment is that hereafter other men will be State officers.

A. H. Dooley places on our table Scribner's Monthly for March, more fully noticed-in another place,

HRBIIIBI!

Men's Rights.—

The following joint circulariapublislied /or the information o/ the public: Indianapoijs, Jan. 23,1371.

On and after February, 1, 1871, the jpiiowmg rules will- govepn the issue of free passes and mileage tickets, by the Indianaqftlis and. St. Louis, andTSt. "Louw, Vajndali^ ^rre Ifante and Indianapolis

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To time parses Will be issued to stock shippers, nor'return passer given' on account of stock shipments.

No passes will be issued on account of business of any^luad, froci.iuijipdint on either of these roads.

No mileage tickets will be issued for a greater or less distance than nnejt^ons^n^. (1,060) miiesj' or sold' for

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wo 0

,, ^o^fe.6flhCjirWtages of attending the Normal ^c^opl ajeindicated by this, ex-,, tract fr&fcj a! letter written by alormer* pupil of thoiniptitiitipn "/f jk_4\ "My attendance at the Normal placed me: at the hgad of the Common School teachers of my county, made,me Secretary of thq*Inf^iiute, and ^ave ine a gewff' ^tuatiotf. ^this has caused me to like the "ormal more than eyer, and made me.ex •|i«bVnilig.w'

CiBCtriT €ocrt. convehed" Mftnday* Hon. C.,y, Patterson sole Judge presiding. No cases of importance have as yet been decided. Nearly all the important qaises'have been ^continued. Prosecuting Attorney John C. Briggs, is in attendance) and takes hold of the work as if he meant business. There seems to be quite a Hut1tering in c?rtai4ratiarter(j. We ?hall «fi pect to hear of some work for the Sheriff for August term. The only foreign attorneys present ase John C,' Briggs. .and °^M. Allen.—Newport Hoo$ier State.

Magnetic Plijsictoitf—Dr, S^ Wilbur the has effected such wonderful cnre3 of all manner of Diseases^ throughout the United States, will.,be at 'the Tfei'ee' Haute House, from Satnr(day, Feb. 25^ to. the'28th, where all who need his services may consult him fully.

The wonderful Magnetic Paper, will Be furnished^all, whose diseases may require its mysterious and wonderful power.

After the 28th of February, Dr. Wilbur twill be at Indianapolis. 24d2t:

Coal! Coal! Coal! —Best quality of Highland Coal, superior to the Sugar Creek or Curryjille, at Niblock, MerjEujiji & Co.'s, corner of FouVth and Ohio •streets. v.

Brick! Brick! Brick !—We have one hundred and forty or fifty thousand of the best quality of brick for sale-o. "Niblock,

Merrill

&Co.,

23-d2w Cor. 4th and Ohio streets.

Rev. Via. Graliam, of N. W. Indiana Conference, says "Barr's Pectoraij Elixir acts like a charm." •.:*

The

Board of Public Improvements

will meet at the* Mayor's Offieef-Friday* afternoon at two o'clock, to receive applications for building permits. Builders will take notice that the ordinance will hereafter be enforced, and govern themselves'accordingly. 22-3t

it. Patrick's Day Celebration.— 'e Committee of the various Irish Catholic Benevolent Societies are cordially invited to meet at the H. B.rH. (corner, of Fourth and Ohio streets) Triday at 7 o'clock p. M., for the.,purpose of making the required arrangements for the celebration of St. Patrick's Day, (17th March.)

By order of H. B. S. 22-td. Edward FrKei^

Se5?ftf

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i^dorn Your Homes—Mr. ^!. Vlrley is no\y ,calling on our,citizens for the sale of and subscription to some very fine pictures, J|pA thi Finfe Art Gallery of

George Stinson & Co. Look at his specimens when he calls.

Prescriptions Prepared y?ith greatest care, from the purest drugs,-at lowest prices, by Harry James, with

W. C. Bitntin & Co., 168 Main street.

Fi^ Old Bonrbon Whisky, Pdre California Port Wine, and Holland Gin for medicinal purposes, at W. C. Buntin & Co'4168 Main rtreet^ij.J^

Zephyr Worsted at reduced prices at v. .t^dff •%•$,'-iloir-mi Herz & Arnold 3. faz wo-s jj

!i®'Who pahts for glory finds bnt a Short repose But he who pants himself, and buys all his clothing at the cheap store of Eli Kahn, No. 163, Main sjrtet. finds comfort in their warmth, and fwear heir quality. Go to Eli Kahn fon clothing. •'rili 'i IV 1-1^ Ik »*X'

Try llaggerty's Challenge Soap.— It is better than any other Soap in the market and twenty per cent, cheaper than the same grade of soap is sold at in this market. 28-tf..»

Call at Stuaftard & Barrick's, corner of Third and Ohio streets and try a load of Sugar Creek coal—only tetl ceBtS" a bushel.

Davis' Extract Jamaica Ginger, at W. C. Buntin & Co's, 168 Main street.

A Large and Select Stock of Combs, Brushes, Hair Oils, Toilet Soap and Per.fumery, just received at W. C. Buntin & Co's, 168 Main street.

Oar new black Jewelry comes in the most elegant patterns, at Herz S Arnold's.

New. Mohair Chignons, at Herz & Arnold's. Hoop Skirts made to order at Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory, and Corset Emporium, 89 Main street. WhoU

New Lace Collars at Herz & Arnold's 4 "t 'i Kfcii. ,. More new Jewelry at 'Herz ,S Arnold's.

Head(jpiart6rs for Comets at' tlerz & Arnold's: More Lice Cdllars, at Hera Ari nold's. ...j tcmuA'armi-j

Corsets sell cheaper- at Herz & ArnoldV, than at any other place West of New York. ti ii

The5 West'fitting Corsets at Herivfc Arnold's. •—-i.-it. i. ui«• fhemost durable Corsets at Hera# Arnold's.

Bny yoiir Hnndkerclilers^ Hera &< Arnold's.

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Jewelry Ter^ clieap for twenty dajs

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Better than a Home Company.^' Statement 6f tShei- "Old Seliabfe)* and the GooipAny rfhat' is bettei'nhan aHotiw Company, betftBie they emtle»eod fo5hav? an AgBWey in thitf'^5fyt i670 STATEMENT -BTJTA I.IFK ISSCKANCB COM"

pixy.

Oash

*T Gen'l. Sup't. Ind's. & St. Louis R. R. C. R. Peddle, Gen'l. Sup't St. Lonia, Vandfl.l.jft-,-33-- H. ATnd's R. KJ

9 90a',I74

Cakh assets -••^5,'^0_7 439 Required resorver.T.

Cash deficiency ..™ ..04,104,735 .oif:' [iVeie York Report*, page 107* vvis^^KCiipjrif MW.: Cafch".asset8^~,.".....»rfrT*T-w#15»iS?«J22 Reguired reserve.....'...'" 17,04»,s#S

deficiencj......,....7.-"t"i^"^',5T^976

ut 'IJfia Yorh'itepom,ilaffe 124.

YixZa-npi P?' ,• bp for the .. to ?e|i)sufjfrher, risje and quit htia^iessf witHput asseasin^. her premium notea oye^. sixty per cent., and the Connecticut to do the same would have to a sesp ljer's over twelve pcr .cejdtL

A word to the wfee'is sufficient. B. F- Havens.

^lie £tna Lifo Insurance Co. is not what miglit-'be cilled a home company, at the same time hfving.oply an agency

us,!and

Life

loaped pur city ^0,000, besides Anpthei: '^earthy ebrporation of ou)* home $40,000. Making in all $70,000 of secWrlif' among

policies -are issued to sowid anil

healthy persons as cheap as any of' .th^ high trumpeted companies Apply to L. G. Hager, at Dowling Hall and get an insuranfce policy.^ tliat you aeyer will dbubt the reliability of the company. 10-lm/-

Special Noticeif^f#®? /A?«gaIns

Children will take

NotionSj Hasiery, Laces Edgings, Trimmi4g£ of all ki ,&C.| at the closing: out sale at

Barr's

Elixir.

Pectoj^x

It will cure Croup.

A Large Lottxf 'Ffl^, which must be sold.,vWe offer them, therefore, away be' low cost. .. Nippert.

A^k yonr Druggist for Babr's Bec* toral Elixir.

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bnring the Remainder or the Winter Season everything in the Millinery and Fancy Goods line will be sold at very low prices. We -will always have novelties, and will keep, even after the leseon acqmplete assortment. l^jTyS. L.

Straus,

144 Main stJ

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One Dollar will actually cure your cough., Buy Barr's Pectoral Elixir

Buy your Hoop Skirts at Herz & Arnold's.

Only up to March 1st can you get those great bargains in Silverware. Call early for choice. T. H. Riddle.

We have left a few odds and ends in Ladies Furs, which we will close out re gardless of cost. Herz & Arnold,

For.Twenty Days I will sell my atock of Silverware for cost. T. H. RiddlSv

Castors, Castors—Large stock at cost .. Riddle,

Mens Nutria Fur Gloves only $1 50, New York Hat Store, 145 Main street

A Full Invocc of Men's, \Voin§n and Children's Rubber Goods, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street.

Children's every-day cop-tip Shoraj and fine Shoes fpr Sunday, or any other day, at Frank Crawford's, 9(8 Main street

^%0ome to the Opera House Jewelry More fftr WaJchesj Jewelry and Silver Jse- i't .in

PBY COOPS-,,

XEA'R COURT HOUp SQfJAfiE, .f

•\"tf ANTED-A GOOD GIRL—To,do ceneral TV housework. Inquire at tleluoal Office of MORGAN & ELDER? iakiSfijOhio and Sixth streets. feb!8

•W A1 Tf 1« height. 18-2w

ANTED—Three gmaH Mules not exeeediag three'feet ten iarahes or four feet in Apply,at the offiee of Daily fflfpress.

SALE—I have a 'stock of Dw Goods, Groceries, Boots and ShmiS]"Hats and .Caps, and Queensware, whietlX""will sell on ffir terms for approved paner, or will trade for property in or about the city. Address, P. 0. Box^2. .: jan24

AMUSEMENTS. 11 "•—•., v"n fl--:». a.wf^i

HPEEA

HOUSE.,.

Wednesday Ere,

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Bal

John

Freeman

Cheapest Hat Store in the city, New Yofk Hat' Store, 145 Main street

Men's Coney Fur Caps only one dollar New York flat Store, 145 Main street,

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White Jeans Boots—French

Kid Button or Lace, at Frank Craw ford's 98 Main street

Men's Nutria Ftir CapS bnly^one dol lar, New York Hat Store, 145 Main street 20»6t"

A Large Supply of pure Drugs and Medicines just, received by_ W. C. Buntin & Co., 168 Main stree'C" ii

i)r^p^rick% pe^^ated/ronic Bit ters and Cough Syrupi at'vV. C. Buntin & Co's, 186 Main street.

We hare opened the finest line of black jewelry, .which has ever been sho\^n in this city, at Herz & Arnold's.

DISSOLUTION.

piSSQLTJTIO^:

The partnership heretofore eAisung between the undersigned under the firm name bf Cory & Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual oonsent, Parker Milligau retiring from: said firm. The business will be Continued by S. Cory andT. W. Watkina,.under the name .of Cory & Co., and they, are alone authorized to settle the business of the old firm. tv r. S. 'OORY',

T. W. AY ATKINS J,

Fob 18,1871. PAKKEH MILLIGAN 0-tf

RAILROAD./

PULLMAN PALACE

Drawing Room Gar Line

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Terpe Haute felndianapolis

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PITTSBURG,

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,« BAJLROAD,

PHILADEIiPIlIA,

and NEW YORK,

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TASSBNQ-ERS CAN SECURE SECTIONS, fAND«A&d D^AWraQ kOO^^and

«rhr to 1^ KK) (no n) each day. These v-'oicheS hSre attached to the Lightning Hew York Ex-j xress ltlO A. TKAlM are new, clean and models

Apply:**! GEO- E. FAKKLNU

HVEfttSTABLE,,,

.-'Sbh

A. J. THOMPSOS.

P. hustbb.£ V.y.W! HUNTER & THOMPSON,

aafl Sale Stables.

tr*TT? are nrepared at oar Livery Stable, o*

Jfeasra»«a«ea THOMPSON.

Orchestra, Dress aBda^mily-Circles.-jaO1 GaU6ry.....,T.:..!^4^.ff^.^, fiaS^Reserved Seats, without extra charge1,^can bo Procured at B. G. COX'S, on,and afte*, Monday, February 27th,-i 'U-fCi'S V/9K

•p|)WLING HTLL

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ily Hfp

FORRENT.

'EWR- RENT—A 'new DwatUift E xirelft^ sti eet, between wloj Posaeisi»hlft^t of March. 'HmSe' contains eight rooms and cellar well, cistern and stable on lot. Enquire at WM. WOOD™cer'i«iiBRlci'«dSBE^J nrrfr jU-J lOF'Qflt' isAL'^. (fttliAl/fi—A three-yetir 'old Stul

^'10 till

23d2t-wtf Staple and fancy goods, •bltlULMiUl liumi-t I tfcy Git'txi cry Trartei

f23-dwtf

170R SSliEJ-AlDESIRA^L!E RESlixfik)# |J

1—House

consisting ^ofielflten rooms, cel

lar [under the entire buiMine, gas all over the house, go*i Well ^njl5cwNr^wa«h -libuie with furnace,' good barn and out-buildings, •oil a lot between twoi,and threfe'*acres of ground well set with large bearing fruit trees

ril-dtf MAJORJfc iLUDSON

FOR

flOOW

Will deliver.hot ji(ilare_ctyr^ ()("J

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APMIsl^JNlsl '. 75 can

3EJ7r.il

LB4KKA niCHSON nr c. TpREE NIGHTS ONLY!

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TltUKSDAY,

,U,. .FRIDAY,-

February 23d, 24th and 25th. t* MISS LIZETTE

III A NEAV PLAY,

IN WlllCn SHE AVILIi

I EXECUrjE.K^tyttT DAJTCEISi

rPOPULAR

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PRICES:.

itiiiriiSsion Reserved..... -vac B^-Tickets at B. G. Cox's Book Store.

BRASS ®STR13fGt BiSBi

i£ I

^The undersigned is: how prepsi^ed to furnish Music for PARADES, .xioi*

PICNICS, St.

"^BALLS, EXCURSIONS, etc., On short notice, and reasonable .torW.' HO.l

Will, ALSO TEACH ON VIOM V. OFFICE—On JVfai.n streaU between Fo.virihi and Pffth fette'dlS, Cover E, (/hm Shoe Store.) jan25-dlm J. BREINIG.

CIT¥ TBEA8B»EB?S »iOTI€«

"VTOTICE is tcreby given l?w?n Xi numbers of Lots and jjarts.of Lfttapf City Cemeiery rBmaJn on rwofd rfhdef tne head of "Unknown Owners'-/!

WestVS Woa(tJ^

SWquarter E#st half

JK W jf SW jr SW qrt

swoTI

9 '24

East half

«t General Office T. U. & I- R* Corner Main and Tenth streets. 18-d2W

West half West half 9

iS5iS«SlS0tfSSS!«^K, nrer's Office and havq their nam*? entered

Feb^.lg71rlQt,^^ City

JOHIC P. BAIRD, .2 ill m^c up|

ATTOBNETS Al! LAWil 0»T10*—No.!82 Main Straet.np stairs. .h i\-n :s mnut

WB8BHS

We lot

Tli^rar iGourt HSjuso Sqaare« to x-tif'i «-.!j«!./• fif-ii vtt£ -*i

lense'waiting for fUrthor proof 21,500 00 1 other claims, .against tho Company 4,176 82

rceived tnatthe RcpubUc is perfectly nound. ere can be. no•be'ttfer'security, for Policy Holders than United-States Bonds. Policies •ittsn upon nil kinds'of insurable property as low rafes- aS- any other solvent com ny. JOWEyiJ&^S, SQH001, HOUSES afd C"

HURCHI jars ..and

HULMAN,

I. 'P.W.MnrslHii. I Dirrectors of the Terre Haute JBranehf *t ... J. O.JONES, Mtunagerv 90,^Ct-wlty '•-•141 Main streetr (seoon^ flOorv)

FIRST-CLASS

Cash Caju til .full aid.... .. #1,000,000 The Leading' Company of America!: iJow Elljifal aiitl p6fi9ite! Policies, ^erfeat .Seqiirity. '^,.:

MAKING SIX RAPID CJOlNGES!

9-!dw2w •. 65 Main stroeiv

lETNA iFIRB INSURANCE, CO-, of- Hartill fort.' Afesgts, .Tan. 1 18J,1 "oc "n

BARBER SHOP.

,pyr

.?*»•

:r.'

-Uflfti'M1 'nn'v ni '*•%&&•.'-i Mi

DSteffp Yorki Slcrtf clearanoeflOiev

Store tilaaraBee Mle.

We »611-ft fall 1M© "bf' BxJ&oins tat

^s^ssiis^u^. at^OOJt

5T1J8

gtsijTo sib *aoiT!»H 10'' 1

WITKSBRRt^ BbSdnj.tVPH.ia CO.

||-tt fnt'\j 0 j, \~tJ vnS.'ift.

oiolod mollis. .R»3

xn''i"4,lTTPlil?lt7y

fcanfrtot

|nr^Coli

HMIEKiT,

xvB&tts

O a if &

ft I i-7« .1.1 t'.-.-i gTBEET, ..cACOMOsiteiifciOperai^bus#.)- .. -u-r WHS®

tftfehII'H4iiainfg 'fbf the

-eifclnsirfaiJobbing XtbS»^iafa noW da. _.defe i®d-MaBvyii^i^ftBiitbe bpst-ma^ufaoj. tone's at Europe and America, a full lipe of

103 Main^r^, Terre Haute, Ind. feb2^dwiy

-t

"-r

INSURANCEr

nm INSURANCE.

STATEMENT

OF TUH

iSSETS ANP HABltlTIES

OF THE

3LTXLT

REPUBLIC

Fire" Insurance

,§flSooH eJj' i09aioO

December 31,1870, UTADE to the Auditor of th® State oflndi^ lyJL ana under oath of the^President and Seoxetary. now on file,in the office or tn$ Clerk ol the Circuit Court of Vi$o county,

ASSETS. jj

aS an in he ha of agents-or other persons $. .iW, nited States Bonds (market ., 911,064 (8 _cbts secured 26,1® Debts for prtmiums.....—..'—io.olH Vo other security find property- 3o,867 9

LIABILITIES. .. ti

3scs unadjusted and in sus-

v-''

DRYCOOPS..

|j •h s^wnHnud, bcsciibappt co.'

laiettii -.am I *jb%'

,»1

w/ of: f.siir -to hn

Dayton

5 2,f?76 82

insured for, one, three! or

yearsana .guaranteed against losses or mage by lighttiing-a.9 well as fire. -, .i.GvCRAIN.l"

Twi4«Ml«ei'Orain

Rlnlntptrt

sVbovb statemontit will at once be

bo-i *98 oi~

BufiFalo City Insurance Co. AesotsJon. 1,1871 370,993 Imperial"Fire TLpn&on.

Assots in Goid. ViKi.j* .."........$8.000.CY» patioit&l Life -Ins. Co. oiP", m&tfi-SiMAmferioa. "J*?

*6.782,635 09. Agents,

^A^ERJ'AJIcH

DbwM'gHaijI

A^ICFO^,: ^IRS.'.IN^URA1?.CE: CO,,' of Hartford. As?ets, January 1. 1871, 82,737 519i39j' HAGERiMoEBEN, Agents. 1 .,..-.j.. r. Boirtinr Hall

•H

Dowling Hall.

Q^RINGIIELD FIRIi AB MARINE IN: O Burrtnce Co ofSprtngfibld, Mass. As-

Mi*' Dowling Hall.

H/TB»CHANTS'INSURANCE CO. ofHart-

Dpwling Hall,

HffORTH AMMt^AN, of New York. Asl^1 sets, Jan ti 1871. 8770,305 96. HAGER JfcMoK BEN, Agents,

aii zfotU I

^ROf ESS ION At'.«° "at

5 Bet. Sixth and Seven h.

aJ_

rYQmm mn

T-

New York 8t^re«le«rance sale. We,^n.jmatoh the blaok Alpaoa you paid OO cts per yard for, at 39 tftt. Wi? do it eVflepy day I «r«'t •R I si

*V): ?.JS* MJtc

Jiew York ^toire'oliaAranceBaie, 73 Main street^ne&rCourt House Square. Save m^a^y..!

ANOiaKR TUIiN 0F IBI S®W.

Tf. ».! oii:

aapwww^

minded'as'not tokflow

you^

for

9tore

worse, as •tai it, ifyou can

Piain and Black Mohair Lustres,

Bags.:i w..^ ... ....^oc

Al^^mbera Goats' Catton-k.'»l..»..... •••••.••j'..Vv... ,V4.,fi.. .,»«oc w'. Extra quality of Waterproof-i....... Goid dbiible 8havl3-..t^.lA«»^»n.i.^ .'..^A... Sqi]are_Sha)yl.3.y ElejeantDress .-Goods .«,•«• *. y-tv tsr -i- **t Frejnch Merin^b.W..».^...:.:. KA .....

These goods are all Wool. ., FUbS closing out at giv| away prices rather tl^an carry, tliejnl ofer.

flald farting Flannels Piles of other goods equally cheap. We are now engaged' in buying an entirely 'ouri MAMMOTH ESTA^LI^HMENT^at Evansvill^, and abortion of these goods,, which we arebnyirig at faWnlbuslylbw^rices ^re beiftg received here.^hich'is ertk-' bliig us to offer a great many, new goods at fea

GREAT -SEW YOR^GLTYSTORK-

jNorth Side of Main Sb, Midc ie Opera Hpu?ejBl^kl)--i

CLOSING

9».i

DRY GOODS.

New York iStore clearance sale' Ve sail Blankets at less than., haM*

lpr!fc&

ta .* «-»•'. «..*:*

We uadengiand that certain inlrcUants u). this city, and, a very large number of eoarttty tnerchantej are compiaiping bittefilvTit .^at thev term-our monopqly of the

Dry Goods trade. Qetitlemenrwfe camfr to TerrtHauieto breakup Monopolies- ,n nulfI *oyal road. These is no, Secret

ahfint i£,.i AM »*^whO:Wish!K|!Unflpy$j~Jn»y wit. "iouaAVE £a«i.ir[TO mauk V-

PT&>Frr arid tfigSaBfetflHntie'fetintf^'of your stores will soon be broken «p by ?, the same'eager thijong of Custou^s tfiat you: ep cohstantly meet at our -wtaWishf-" Vnpnt Farbetter do this, than seek to, botetes pp a business "groyne smaller by deOTeLi'and beautifully less," by" gander and abtise «f us—for in this yonr customers SKndUyoS

J{! YbvVipaiiiVeat mistWe^en yon think iliey are so.simple-

instance^ that aB Atlantic Mills Muslin is the same in

that itburs Ybd ate seljindrt at TEN cents a yard, and we are selling it atSIX cents, but tl^js neither maM yours nor ours any better or- any It is the same Muslin still. That is,all, gentlemen now drive ahead exactly please Your abuse only advertises us and injures yourselves, so we can

MORE NEW GOODS! LOWER PRICES SIM

mtr~" •&*!*>*"-•' S OOO var&'Aiybtfe Mitts Mueliii I- .........Gc nyui-^r*rr»Haiite stdresOcfbr same goodstl 1 4 060 vard of Mard-wide EXTRA HEAVY ,Unbleache4 Muslin down to 10c t^Thisus oim of tlift*«ry bieak Muslins mad^bjaW ftores charge lo« and 10tf 1 Verv litrte lot of BE8T AMEb'IGAN De LAINES down to„ 12ic «trv'itor^ cliarge'for the same goodb 25c, Terre Haute stores 22c. of the best &BRAGUE PBINTS down id,. 10c Big lot

All other stores charge 12ic(for them.' Good heavy ALL LINEN TOWlCLS down to., ,.. Country storea actually charge loc for thQ^ame ^0.00.^,1

HENCEFORTfl WE CONTKOt THE COSSET 'TRADE

A Superb glove-fitting FRENCH WOVEN CXjRSET, all sizes down to 50 Country sfores charge $1 50 for same goods, and Terre Haute fancy stores charge

Cwae^^exbr* quality^

ThiVCorsetisIseiner'sold inlancyVqodstore3 at 75cand SI. Department, and in the future we ^c^bse tomabe il as difBcdlt fot jfii^h prided, i^otion stores to overcharge the people _" J. /am ki ntn «MtA Best qua/litf of English Brussels Carpet... 35 Good yar^ wide Carpets at..v^.r-:-, ../i ....... Dayton andMaysvifle Carpet Warp........— ,...,. 29c iltioin 12atrfl "ilJJ.. 7..... »*m/OC

we have already made it for high priced .IDify Goods stores.

»J5J INDIANA"

mn i. a ftttf !i» iMAi sumn sifj o-!! tae 11x3 ,'Tft •-•'KijauA.rrv T: {itAr ^P««ei»ptory Sale Goods at gipjal rcducfiqu,

AT THE CLOMN^OTIT^BALEi

iiiS3 r.n I:

bj-.c-r Jlnnl!! ni fiinind H9t

nfo, iii

Consisting of a large Stoek of

Prenchand

'-.-.r ,-rfS ,TA-

Plain and Plaid Dress Goods in all colors.

Plain Wool Delaines, all colors",

Plain Flannels, Plaid Flannels.lti(ainn ^{y

wo.* ir 'i StsJ

Also a larg- Stock of

inoit bar —o_

ol0-dwji{

*c'1

-wi

i. i«—* LOIT6 ANO SHAWLS

Keep constantly on handa full stock of

ileaSfiM lit? T""ij.-. x'* ,& aa liiv I-. ff i3.a2w

aun r.mijTA iif f.

CKaRUS CLASS. Bi '. -. -aor^

ffffll 1RRRE HAUl'l!. CHOK^t'LASST^The 1 piects every night, froi( 8to 10o elocKiafxEeTfcrfe Hahte

ndvl-dom

pOQK Bi^piNa^

.{ wohxoif STBYBgfl0ir|_ Ml I Tlis^ytltffcaving estaftuhed a new and.fttJmplete' BookBindCTy, i» pripared to do all kinds of Book.Binding and Blank.

(iFFICE-Xo, Mi in Mtreet, {Terre Haute,• Iruh

flHI.i

business.

a*i

We! never ttdv^Hlse- 'i 1

»i "BTEiEET. *T iS jWfl* offer a line of Bleached: Muslins at 15 per cent, below I New York Xdbbers'prices. ,/

lfevTork Store clearance s#lef£ It! will pay you to try the N6W 1 .York Store, for anything .you. wanttobu^r. On6 price only. fg

WITTESBEBQ, BCSCHHA.VPT A^O.

DRY GOODS. i*f

y&iV ivs

II r-nr-rr- 1 a

PIMFiT^¥Sf

'J*

tell .. -v 1 Painter attempts made to

It pt

tLh.e Pressure—Filler and

8 ..

.-'widS' 'O:#'

.. .m ,1, -t T.\ Vt|

,. ru.-i i-" •:!!..sfru—.m .« fli.'t*! i" I I .(1 i*

4. .11 .'i .li.,? ^,

i{i

1{A

aBb

..'.^.....6c'

'•yo^yfffOIT .H

$1 25

VK„

51 40 per pair

....85c

....j. i.... .............. $1 75 25c, worth 40c/"j"ji i.,„50.C IfS

I- .!•!! sci.»v)-t it hivit Clio,s-M 'to *5 -"s ..' I'.l toe- j,» 90c 20c

,tmn) u7, /. /i new stock of goods for the opening of."

fall,y low rates. ¥.9n ri'p

F0STE RlillOTII EltS

rt»

5 mil* u'u.li 801

i&w

ot tifsrf feh&iilA ,'iinjJaKs* it* 7-^iil' .n» n:4 rf' rinu] .aoh: THIU-. .s-

t!i, -i an •'-•f I -tS-j mo -A1' ivji i*# ,•» nm$ni' ti

fi r.HJ '-j: .TonMUihd bam

liv&M'- oxflP .It,. A

ai, 2ffitil ft

for ,smalIf®WBIil_

B«omS,

OVER THE POSTOFFICE. New Members adm^|^NP^ny time. montb

Book tttaaafschtrtne: Magatints bound In the beffwyifr. „V

4fl

Old

SOUTHEAST JaMs?* New work •a-New worl

lirrrtir^ wuv.,+

fi ii il r'l^iim mill

iii irtlff r'ii

t'jdJi

tl-t ^dT'

ii&la yii«ia{ ®!J 1» il 4«Ji vs i.-.' tr4i(tr( otrrrfT Krto la •. dCuTVAO S

SiJi-U

'IDS' U.T--IT.a.%

9T1OT

0 ti t'iiwaX

etei'-etc,'^

NIPPEBT.

^ALl

For

S"aleor

-W» retit* fiom^t

•t: tax sale or exctumd

T••eiflitlllFARloria.IS

near the oity.. House i» doiBg a goo'fl nesfe o&i# welFlocatod f« mannfaeTnriii pdsfes. of tho Froprie d«clfi-dtf

nriiig |»n#-

INC.