Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 February 1871 — Page 4

Additional ^Dispatches"'

ST. I.OUIS.

SUICIDE.

G. T. A. Giezecke, a yoilrijfGiBi'fifon of education, 1)Iew his brains out with a pistol last night. —f f*u?gr-«

SAWFRAICISCO. AM.SS:. ay'i as ARRIVAL. SAN FCASCISCO, Feb. 24.—The United States gunboat Nyac has arrived at this port from Honolulu, her aid in rescuing the crew of the wrecked steamer Saginaw not having been required.

The ship Annie M. Small, from Hong Kong, brings four Japanese from a junlt found drifting nt sea, out of water and provisions. *1. '.

FIRE.

MIDDLETOWN,

N, Y., Feb. 25.—Fire

last night at Ellenville, N. Y., burned the stores of John Connelly, Lanis Minchald, Michael Mullitis, and th.e dwellings of Dr. Gunpert, Mrs. Penrose and John Thompson. Loss estimated _at $25,000, partly insured.

The

CINUhNMATl

By '1'elegraph.J, CINCIKKAII,Feb 25. COTTON—Quiet and unchanged. Middling Uka.U%

FLOUR—Demand good at fall prices, and higher- Family 6 25a6 50. wflBAT—Steady, with moderate demand 1 36a1 38.

CORN—Dull and prices drooping 54a55. RYE—Steady, with moderate demand 1 00 al 05,

OATS—Dull and prises drooping 50, BARLEY.—Demand fair and market ftrmr 1 OOil 05 for choice.

COFFEE—Demand fair, and markot firm. Prime 18al8%. SUGAR—Demand good at full prices. Sales 360 prime New Orleans at Hall%.

MUli ASS BS-ftsteady, With, moderate demand 60a65. LINSEED OIL-Dull, but unchanged 92,

LARD OIL—Demand fair and market firm 1 10, EGGS—Dill Land priceB drooping 20a21.

BUTTER—Scarce and firm, and highor 26a30. CHEESE—Demand fair and market firm 15al6. .=

SEEDS—Unchanged. PhOVISIONS—Held firmly, but demand light gnt.

PORK-•Hold at 22 00. LARD—12. 12£, 12%, ana very little offering 600 packages of head and gut sold at 12, which is about all in the market.

BULK MEATS—Held at 8,10%, 11 on the spot less offered, but they are saleable at tneso rates, buyer March.'

BACON—Hold at 9H, 11T$, U%. Small salos. SIIOULDER3—Clear rib in demand at 1134. buyer for March.

TOBACCO—Quiet and naohanged. WHISKY—Demand good at full prices 85

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Uy Telegraph.! NEW YOBK, Feb'. 26. COTTON—Dull, but unchanged.- Middling 15%.

FLOUR—Demand fair and prices advanced. Receipts 8,000- barrels. Superfine Western State, 5 85a610 common good extra 6 65a6 85 good choice 6 80a7 15 White Western extra 7 15a7 55 Ohio 6 75a7 35 St, Louis, 6 75a

RYE FLOUR—4 75a6 25. J&u-WHISKY-Firmer 91^a92. WiiEAT—Demand activ-o and prices advanood. Receipts 4,000 bushels. Ne-» spring, store, 1 52%al 55 afloat 1 55al 56% rod amber 1 63. llYE—Quiet and unchanged,

BARLEY—Demand attire and prices advanced, Canada West 1 lo%al 20, CORN—Demand fair and market firm. Receipts 41,000 bushels. No. 2, mixed, 84aS5 yellow S6: white 87^-

OATS—Demand fair and market firm. Receipts 7,000 bushels. Western Ohio 65% a69.

LEATHER—Steady 27a29% Orinoco 25a 27J£ California27a28. WOOL—Very firm. Domestic 475^a55 tubbed 57a58: California 20a25J£.

COFFEbi—Demand fair and market firm. Rio 13%al7. SUGAR—Dull and priccs a shade lower. Cuba 9a9K.

MOLASSES—Demand fair and market firm. New Orleans 60a68. RICE—Demand fair and market firm 7%

a8MjTROLEUM—Crudo

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?.t nxaaL iT1IE WIND STORM. ST. Locrs, Feb. 25.—Accounts from the interior Htate that the wind storm on Thursday bight did. jmuch-damage to town?, fence?, farms, houses Ac., in its track. 3*

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Jack Ford, a brakeman on the Missouri Pacific railroad, tva* arrested in Jefferson City yesterday, ®n charge of being connected with the robbery of the United States Express company in August last, of $15,700, and in default of $5,000 bail was sent to jail. Ottyer parties connected with the same robbery are expected to be arrested in a few days.

14% refined 24%.

PORK—Demand fair and market firm. Now mess 22 25a22~37% old 21 50a2175 prime 19 00 prime mess new 21.50. llOGS—Drassed 9a9£.

CUT MEATS—Heavy. Hams, 13gal5J4: shoulders S£a9%. LARD—Steady. Steam 12J4al3*^ kettle 13ai3%.

BUTTER—Demand fair and market firm 16a25. CHEESE—Demand fair and market firm: 12«16£.

NEW YOItK MONEY MARKET. By Telegraph.] Naw YOBK. Feb. 25. GOLD—Firmer and advanced, ranging between ll%ali%, with latest -sales at 11%.

LOANS—From 2 to 3 per cent. .... CLEA RANCES—S20.000.000. GOVERNMENTS-Strong. MONEY—Easy at 3 to 4 per cent.

NEW YOBK DRY U00U8 MARKET. By Telegraph.] NEW YOBK, Feb. 25. For seasonable styles, adapted to the wants of the early trade, there i* a fair inquiry still there is no animation as yet, bat with the opening of new and choice lines of shawls next weeki together with a more general assortment, all kinds of dry .goods have increased, and activity is looked for. Prices in

fantic

eneral aro steady and firm. We quote AtCompany's delaines at 18 alpacas 17 alpaca lustres 21 crape lustres 22% figure Orientals 18 Chinese stripes 22% Imperial cords 25 Royal brocades 20 Oriental stripes 25 Oriental checks 21 granite lustres 27J4 cbeno mixtures 22% monair plaids, 25 incn, 27% 28 inch alpacas at from 25 to 37%, as to quality 28inch black alpacas from 30 to 36, and Marl warp-i 1G. Printed delaines—all domestic grades-are in handsome display, and in steady request at 18. Printed lawns 14al5 Printed calicocs from leading works sold at 11 for fancies.' Printed percales are in choice display affil good request at 22%, while' standard brown sheetings and drills are in moderate request at 12%al3.

LOCAL NOTICES.

RICHARDSON LIKEN,

In full assortment also Bleached Goods in New York Mills, Wnmsutta, Lonsdalo, Hill, lladloy, Hopo, &c. I'tica and Waltham 8-4, 9-4, 10-4 Bleached and Brown Sheetings.

TUELL. Ril'LEY & DEMING, Fifth and Main streets.

DISSOLUTION.

1SSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of Cory & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Parker Milligan retiring from said firm. The business will be continued by S. Cory and T. W. Watkins, under the name of Cory Sc

Co., and they arc alone authorized te settle the business of the old firm. ••8. CORY,

T. W. WATKINS.

Feb. 18.1871.*'***" "PARKER MILLIGAN 20-tf

SEWING MACHINES.

Glorious News for the People.

KKW KRA IN THE SEIVDiG CHI2TE WOULD.

THE

ASTONISHING DISCOVETtT has just been made by all the high priced Sewing Machine Companiee that the HOME SHUTTLE MACHINE is fast superceding all others. It makes the lock-stitch, alike on both sides, is for simpler, better andiint lighter than any 885 Maehine in the market, yet sells from 920 to MO cheaper. We guarantee it a First-class Maohine in every respect, and offer 1,000 for any Family Machine that will do a larger range of work. It sews from Harness Leather to Muslin without any alteration. ty. Full particulars and a higklv-intertrtin pamphlet

mailed PRICK. Address KNOWLE

Jc VAN DUSBN, 137 West Jefferson stre fionisrille, Ky. »e25,fw3m

rERRE-HAUTE, IND.

Monday Morning, February 27,1871.

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10:15 A. ...Mattoon Aceo'md'n10:50 A. BVAS8Vtl,I,fe ORAWFORDaVItLB B. B. lane. Arrive. 3 :55 F. M.^..L!H£lkIrin"..:.....:^ v.

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4:30 p. Mail 10:55 A.!M. KVANSV1I.LE. TKSRR H*NTR RBICAOO B. R. Leave Arrive. 4:15P, ^....Y^wport Aeeommod'n..,!^!

TIIP City and tlclnl

ONLY two prisoners in the county jait.

days grow longer and the gaa bills

shorter. WE have no amuseirtenia announced for to night.

ANNA DICKINSON on Wednesday evening this week.

YESTERDAY was a reminder tnat win-

ter is not ended.

THE Qj»ra, Hoase witt bB^opew*, f{!*r nights this week.

No CHANGE is contemplated in the it 4

TnE merchants-"complain of a good trade on Saturday, rniny as it was.

-SKGURE your seats this morning for Anna Dickinson's lecture.

THE Board of County Commissioners convenes one week from to day. LIZA

WEBEE'B beautiful British blonde

burlesquers burst boldly upon ns this week.

MAPLE sugar commands twenty cenis a pound, in a small way. It will soon be cheaper.

THIS city has sent eleven convicts to the State Prison during the month of February.

THE members of the African M. E. Church: "panned out" $73.23 with their festival last, week.

A MEDICAL friend says he can't aance the, lancers, but he is always ready to lance the dancers.

THE "roosters" soured on that dish of Eice set before them on Friday, and the railings have since been clear.

OUR people permitted Leake & Dtcksou,to make expenses—nothing more—' with Lizette" Bernard, lasfr week. ft.

THE Concert at Centenary Chiifgh tomorrow evening will be of a character well deserving of patronage.

THE Telegraph Mill is now in complete running order, under the management of Messrs. Richardson & Jones.

GEO. W. AEMSTKOKG, the new Superintendent of" the Poor Asylum, takes charge of that institution on Wednesday.

THE peoplo of this city are divided into two great classed—thbse who desire the dffice of City Marshal and those who do not. i:.

PAYMASTER HAGEB, of We Vandalia line, returned from St. Louis Yesterday," having concluded the disbursement for January.

SENATOR SCOTT, Speaker Mack and Representative Donham were at hoftie yesterday. They will return to Indianapolis to-day. rtljtlC OO

GONE EAST.—Joe. Erlanger, John Kuppenbeimer and A^ .^rnold started east on Saturday evening* to niirchase goods for their clothing houses

WE are td have another dfry goods house in this city. A.Johnson & Co.* of Cairo, h^ve lfeasqd tlie Wittig room in the Demiiig block fot, that purpose!

THE HON. WILUAM HEIT.MAN, of Evansville, late Representative from Vanderburgh county, passed Sunday at the National Hotel, on his way East.

AT Asbnry Chapel a Sunday School Concert and exhibition will be given this evening. No charge will be made for admission^ but the entertainment will not lack In interest for that reason.

PEOPLE living on Walnut street, eait of Eighth, complain loudly of herds of marauding swine, kept- in that neighborhood. They have made great progress with their "spring plowing." 'SCAT!—A public-spirited citizen is doing great execution on musical cats by using an air gun. Wo understand him to be open to hire. His cure is worth a cord of old boots thrown out of a window

THE popular tipple known as "Tom and Jerry" is said to derive its name from the fact that after a man has drank several times in succession, lie won't know whether his name is Tom or Jerry.

THE Mad states* that Col. Chas. M. Smith has the inside track for the third Route Agency soon to be placed on the E. & C. railroad. Hope it Will prove true. No man is more deserving of the position.

HAS this 'sentence, which we find in an exchange, any local application: The only way for some people to be born again is to have a funeral procession go away from their houses Vfith their carnal nature in the first vehicle.

LAMBERT DOY, a former resident of this city, and -a man held in high esteem, died at his borne in Philadelphia, on Friday, the 24th inst. His son, Geo. Duy, on being telegraphed of his serious illness, started for Philadelphia on Friday, but of coarse reached his bedside too late to see him before deatb.

SOME of our lady" leaders will'be intereated to know that an eastern paper says that the handsomest, best, and best-look* ing,ladie3 now wear their own hair, the abominable chignonerje having been banished bythem—we trust forever..

SHOCLD' OH^ Logan appear in our city this season the attention of the police is respectfully called to that part of her lectqre where she says "women carry concealed weapon which can, if properly used, sway the destinies of mankind."

MAYOR'S COCRT.—Mrs. Helmcamp was arrested on Saturday morning on charge of disorderly conduct in scolding and abusing her husband. Such unusual and inhuman conduct is deserving of the severest punishment, us an example to wives. Her case was cOntinned.

-TnE following-gentlfijnen have been summoned by the defendant to testify in Humaslon-MeQregor. breach, of promise unfit: R. N. Hudson, J. H, Turner, G. W. Bement, Jas. Davis,JT. P. Murray, E. R. Bryant, T. C. Bunlin, John G. Chambers and Patrick Clancy. The trial is set down for the March term.

THE Yorlc Medical Gazette cautions against the, use of tobacco packed in tin foil, as several cases of lead poisoning h^ave occurred which: hint at Ihe use of tobacco so packed -as the pause'of. the difficulty. Poisoning from snuff inclosed in leaden canisters has been detected ^n England and in India.

Ais exasperated church member wants us to say something to the naughty girls who won't keep still in church. He says they "chaj{6r and smirk,«hd bob their -CwpcV heOTraDotrniKe senseless mpoKeys, and shift $n4 twist fheir bewitching bod,, ies as though the benches were enshtonedwithjche&Hit •barb."'. Vr^'iiVr aui hm ii i1.1

THE Concert^at ^entenaiw yhurch-„on to-morrow evening, given by the church tJlfeir, assisted by some of the best musical taleQt. of the city, will doubtless be well attended. The merits of those engaged in it givej satisfactory.ev,iience'that it will be one of the best musical entertainments with which our citizen have been favored by home talent. Give them a crowded

ANNA DICKINSON' has written the Youilg Men's Christian Association of Indiahapolis, that she has no lecture on "Men's Rights," and that the subject of her lecture, to be, delivered in that city on Friday evening, is "To the Rescue." "Men's Rights" is the announced title of 'her lecture in this city, and we presume "To the Rescue" will be her theme on Wedneiday evening.

WE KNOW that our music loving peo pie will reioice with us to learn that Manager-Leake is abont perfecting arrangementH to bring the Richings English Opera Troupe to this city. This organization numbers sixty-two people, and will give us wbat we have never before,enjoy ed/a complete opera, with full chorus, &c. His engagments is for one week, Four nights will be given to Indianapolis and two to this city. Due notice will be given when the arrangements consuma -ted ..^ *1 tT'

A SHREWD writer of maxims to marry by concludes his b&ok thus wisely—"If you wMi to be happy yourself, be sure that you must make your wife Sff. Never dispute with her when the Question is6f ho importance nor, where it is of the least consequence, let any earthly consideration efer once induce you to give way, Be at homd as mufeh you can: be as strict as you will, but neverspeak unkindly and never have a friend upon such terms in your house as to be able to enter it without ceremony. Recollect that your inqnegt akHo matrimony is a matterbf the jli$ajj$t ni9ety becauste, either an ex^ess of vigilance, or a' deficiency will alike compromise its success. If you don't question far enough, the odds are ten to one that you will get a wife who will dis appoint you.1 If you question a jot too far, you.will never get a wife'at all. v.ti

There are two or three hundred men in this-city of New York who make their living by preying in one way or another on the credulity of people in the country The best games are those which reach only the dishonest the pretence of sending counterfeit money has been very successful, and many a man has been badly bitten by it./The sufferers are con-, strained to keep quiet, as they cannot make a prosecution yithout showing that they intended to swindle somebody, and thus it happens that only now and then are the city swindlers brought to justice.

AN EYE TO BUSINESS,—On Friday last, during the fearful rain storm, the energetic, proprietor of the Palace of Music, Terre Haute, Mr. L. Kissner, came over to our city, rode ten.mi Ies from here out in the country to sell one of his matchless Pianos, and upon his return sold another to a leading citizen of this place. To all of our readers,'when needing anything in the Music line we can most heartily recommend this go-ahead gentleman, Mr. L. Kissner. He is neither afraid of mud or printer's ink And the large sales which he has already made here, and i« still -making, .show that our people have a hi^h appreciation of the Palace of Music ana the superior instruments to be found on sale there.—Bladt

Parit, IU*.

REAL ESTATE TRAWSRERA-^LKCCRRDER Meyer put upon record last week the ftjlowing transfers VSfrejd estate:,

Peter M.

JDdnneUy

last iteek: -1Q_5

Ho-jSr

How IT IS DONE.—Many of oflr readers who receive circular letters in regard to counterfeit money," lotteries, patent medipines (jf a dubious character, advantage playing cards and things pf that sort, are curious to" know liow the senders obtained their names, and address. A correspondent ot.the Boston

Timte

recently".a^ked

this question of a man who was engaged in a,lottery swindle in ohe of the New England States "That is the great, trouble," he replied "We can get enough names out pf the directories. ...but they, are not such as we warit! \Ve buy lists sometimes, from publi?liers of weekly newspapers, who give us the names of their subscribers, but they are not Very good, as the peoplfe who take newspapers are generally too intelligent to be swindled. We send to postmasters, but they are stupid, and give the names of the most prominent men instead of the obscure ones, which we want. Sometimes we hire men to go around through the country places and collect names, tinder various pretences, but this costs a great deal of money, as a man must stay some time in a village or country town before he can get at the names. The best lists of names at-e those that are made up by copying every name written on the walls of railway stations and the buildings that surround them, and in the country stores.- A man who writes his name in a public place is pretty sure to be an idiot, or so ^near one that he will bite at glittering bait.

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to Edward JoaeS

lot in Ros^f and Donnelly's subdivision for $300. Same to David Phillips Ibt in same subdivision for $300.

Same to Frank Phillips lot in. same subdivision for $300. Sebastian Moorter and others to Hilary Alvev 37 acres in Sngar Creek township for $900.

Abraham & Gehman to Anna Mary Meyer lot in Gilbert Place for $1,800. Christian S- Meyer.to AbrahamS- Gehman 6} acres in Harrison, township, for $2,500.

James W. Stark, to Felix :S. Boy 11 a. tract of land in Linton townahi| for $850.

Mary, J. Chunn to Miles Ellingsworth one acre in Nevins township for $100. William Brown to John Harvey Heater 9J acres in Nevin* township for $$86.-

George Farmer to Issaac Budd 80 acres in Prairie Creek township for tf 1,200. John H. Heitman to Jacob W. Maud lot in the city for $500.

Charles Eppert to Win. T. Beauchamp lot in Smith's subdivision for $400. Artemus F. Smith to Bame lot in same subdivision for $300.

Henry J. Westfall ajad others to Geo., AP. A. Bitcherl20 acres in Pierson township for $1,800.

Maxwell C. Wood and others to Moses W. Williams lot in Gulick'a subdivision for $700.

Kobt. S. Cox to Angeline Sohell lot« Elisabeth SiWey'B subdivision for $2,500. Oonrad A'sherUian to Chasi Layher lot

™Hi^am ifaynes to Edwin EtHs lot in city for $700. Erasmos F. Moffett td Jamfes D. Brown two lots in Tuell & Usher's additiojp for 5200.

Nathaniel B. Snlith to John A. Vice intertst in 130 acres in,Pierson township for $100. ,.T

Win. N- Stuthard to- same interest in same land for $75. John J. Bhike to' John C. Neal "and odiers lot in city, for ,W^60.

John M. Hiwkle4»|6a»uel MoKee|^lat0 in city for $2,000. ^. |Mf Mary Hauk to Avery B. Gatea.-I0t .1n Siancer's subdivision for $l,500

Vat P. Case I?- Allen 6.4 -acrw in Fayette towhahip for $700, Wm. G. Jenckes to J. E. Ph. E. Kissner 9 acres in lowflshi^ for $900. thy

THE rad leaders want a "codfish aristocrat" for Mayor.—Journal. A son of Vulcan, wlio earns his bread by the sweat of his brow who comes squarely up to the Jeffersonian standard, being uhonest,

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MARRIAGE

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Feb-19—Solomon Oibbs. Feb 23—Infint of Willia$ 'C. Davis—still '"Feb, 22—Infant of Cyrus Tucker—still born'.

Feb 22—Edwin Corbin, aged 47.. Drowned. 'Re-interred, Feb. 23-Infant of Mi&hell Prater. Inflamatian of the lungs.

Feb 21—Charles E. Ritohie, aged 47. Paralysis- Re-interred.

The Independent Club meets This evening, at their room in the Beach block.

If you have a Cough or cold, use Dr. Patrick's Coogb Syrnp, for sale by fy.C. BXJNTIN & Co., 168 Main street.

Look Out Next Week for the best of bargains, offered at Herz & Arnold's.

Davis's Extract Jamaica Ginger, the best in Use, for Bale by \V. C. BUNTIN & Co., 168 Main street.

Township Library.—The bopks of the Township Library—seveiral hundred volumes—are now in charge of Eoq. Zenas Smith at his office. Every household has the pt ivilege of using these,? books, by complying with the usual regulations. feb2*5,6t

Ask for ,lr. Patrick's celebrated Tonic Bitters,- for sale by W. G. & Co.,158 Main street,

A Lot of Soiled Hotfp-Skirts to be sold, at your own prices, at Herz & At nold's.

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Phaloii's New Pcrfnme, (1 Love You,) just received at W. C.UuiiTi^ & Co'Sj 168 Main street 1 1 xJ

Will Open this Morning one case more of those yard wide, extra -line Bleached Muslins at ,14cjil Jaaiaedii j- grrflo

Main Cor. Sixth St.

A Large Stock'of Paints, Oils and Varnishes, just received at W- C. BONT.N & Co's, 168 Main street.

Beduction in Prices al Herz & Arnsld'a. Some goods have to be sold, no matter what they bring. «j IlER2i& AftSbi& .^"T:

For Pare Drugs, Medicines, Druggists' Fancy Goods, Paints, Oil^, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty in fact anj thing usually found in a drug store, go to

W. C. BUNTIN & Co.,

Kr.T 3D9

S7-6t 168 Main street, Deming Block

Choice Xcw Style of Prints now open R'JISJI W. S. RTCE & Co., Main Cor. Sixth St.

Great Inducements offered at Herz & Arnold's, previous to removing.

For Sheetings and Pillow Muslins, go to W. S. RYCE&

Co.,

2t Main Cor. Sixth St.

Go to HERZ & ARNOLD'S.

Magnetic PlijsicianJ-^Dr.J. Wilbur, the celebrated Magnetic Physician, who has effected such wonderful cures of all manner of Diseases, throughout the United States, will be at the Terre Haute House, Boom 55, from Saturday, Feb. 25th, to the 28thr where all who need hia 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 0/February, Dr.* Wilbtir will be at Indianapolis. 24d2t

"Who paats for glory finds bat a Short repose." Bat he who pants himself, and buya all his clothing at the cheap store of I2li Kahn, No. 163, Main street finds comfort in their warmth, and wear heir quality. Qo to Eli Kahn for clothing.

Coal! Coal! CMlt—Best quality of .Highland Coal, superior to the Sugar 6reek or Curryville, at NIULOCK,- MERUL| A Co.'s^ corner of Fourth and Ohio •treete. '.: .:

tins-.

red blacksmith is wanted by "i MANY RADICALS.

LICENSES.—The following

licenses were issued by the Cp.unty Clerk

last week: Wm. Fitsgerald and Mary Rina. Alonzo E. Pheton and Emma B. Jackson.

Wm. hlakey and Theresia Lehman. Joseph W. Hookey and^Lydia Bland,. Wto. A. Armstrong and Lydia. A. Parsons. Edwin Ridgley and Elisabeth Covington. Elijah LaFoTge and DoraMcGrew. John Bodge and Sarah A Fidler Wm. Mathews and Mary Crenshaw. Watson Bosworth and Minerva Baker. INTERMENTS.— The- following -interments were made in the city cemetery

Try fla^ferty's Ckcl!*B|r« It is £etfcr than any other Soap^in t^t* market and' tw«sty per cent, che&jter than the sai^e grade of soap is sold at in this market.' 28-tf.

Brield Brisk! Brick I—have. one hundl^«d|and JbiQ' jor gfky tioomd of the bert qiudity of brick for sale. •NI*1OCI£,

MERIULL

& Co.,

23«d2w* %3d^4th aid Ohio' streets.

Bet. tjm. Graham, of N. W. Indiana Conference, says ''BARK'S PECTORAL ELIXIR acts like a. charm."

Fine Old Boarbon Whisky, Pure CaL ifornia Port Wine, and Holland Gin for medicinal purposes, at W. C. Buntm& Co's, 16&.Mainstreet. o. 53

Call at Stankard & Barrick's. corner of Third and Ohio streets ai^l try a load of Sugar Creek coal—only ten cents a bushel.

OLD RELIABLE. O """'i

PAXYT

Cash a»s4i8..U)...„-.......:. ..„.....:..95,797,4a« Required reserve CaBhffeficienoy ..M,104,7S5

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IOT CO^SECTICDT HUTCAZ. LIFE. Cash assets-. $15,460,019 Required, jatferve 17,04t,§tt

Cash deficiency $I,579,97f [New YorhBepofg^jiagfijju* It would

J^t~vmpossibte

.for the JEtoia.

"16 reinsure Ke?^ ^rfdSjttU business without agaesaing her premium notes over isixty \p«r cekt., and the Connecticut Mutual to do the same w.ould, have to assess her's over tumlve'per ceAt.* .-1A word to the wise is sufficient.

Jewelry very cheap for twenty days at'.: RIDDLE'S.

TKe JEtna Life Insurance Co. is not what might be called a home company, "at the same time having only an agency here, but it is better.

The jEtna Life has

loaded our city $30,000, besides another fceafthiy corporation of our home

Making in all $70,000 of security mong as, an(J policies are issued to sound and Aeaft% persons as cheap as any of the high trumpeted companies. .. Apply to L. G. Hager, at Dowling Hall andget'an insurance policy.' that you never will doubt the reliability of the company. ,10-lm.

Special Notlce.—Great b^rgalhs in Notions, Hosiery, Laces, Edgings, Trimmings of all kinds, Linen Handkerchiefs, &c., at tEe'ciosing out sale at

IL NIPPEBT'S.

•, Children will take BARR'S PECTORAL EtiilR. It will cure iCroup.i -, 5

A Lhrge Lot of Furs, which must be sold. We offer them, therefore^ away below cost.

%iAsk yonr Drnggist for BARB'S Bsc* TOBAL ELIXIR.

Daring the Remainder of the Winter Season everything in the Millinery and Faicy, Goods line will be sold at very low Jniides._. We will always have novelties, and will keep, even after the season, a complete assortment.

S. L. STRAUS, 144 Main st.

One Dollar will actually cure your cough. Buy BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

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

WO have left a few odds and ends in Ladies Furs, which we will close out regardless of cost. HERZ & ARNOLD.

For Tflfeity Days I will sell my stock of Silverware for cost. T. H. RIDDLE.

Castors, Castors—Large stock at cost RIDDLE. Mens NiitrriiFiirTJloves only $r 50, New-York Hkt'Store, 145 Main street.

A Full IuvOCe of Men's, Women's and phildren's Rubber Goods, at Frank tJrawfoi'd'B,,98 Main streef. ..

Children's every-day cop-tip Shoes, and fine Sho«g* fpr Sunday, or' any other da#, at Fraft^rbfavtrbfcf^, S8 Main street. .11 ij"

Cotne" to* 'the Opera Honse Jewelry Store for Watches, Jewelry and Silver Merchandise. JOHN R. FREEMAN

Cheapest Hat Store in the city, New York H$t: Store, 145 Main street.

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

Ladies' White jfans Boots—French Kid Button or Lace, at Frank Crawford's 98 Main street.

V'/-

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

NOTICE.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.

NOTICE

i« hereby given that the following numbers of Lots and psrts of Lots of the City Cemetery remain on record under the hea* of "Unknown Owners":

sT 3. 2- 0 O

a 0

V, a

tr»

S-Wquarter East half b'i'! ,fi' v',

East half

West half "West half

{.-

ii'

1 25 47 West* 10 S4 47' 8 25 47

West*

16 84 47

9 25 47 West}^ 17 34 47 2b 47

West}^

23 :u 47

16 25 4' S 5 48 17 26 47 10 5 48 S4 2b 47 NW qr 4 1C 38 1 24 47 SW qr 11 IC 38 8 24 47 fiW qr 7 2C 38 9 24 47

fiW qr

19 1 37

16 24 47 NE qr 7 2 37 17 24 47 :E«stVi 7 S 37 24 24 47 lEastK 17 3 37 8 S4 47 East}? 29 3 26 9 34 47

Persons holding Deeds for any of the above Lot,s are requested to call at the City Treasurer's Office and have their names entered on RecordofmdLot^or^rto^^

Feb. 23, lW140t City XreMnrer.

ATTORNEYS.

JOHK

SAIAN,

CBAautacanrr.

gAlRn«CRp£Tv

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, •mm—Ko.:« Main 8treet,sp stain."

DfEft.

SIB LB Y—On SaUrday the, »th init-, of consumption, Mrs. Ann K. Sibley, widow of the late Leandw Sibley, in the S7th year of her ate.:

Fnaeralttisafleraoon at 3 o'cloek ftoaLher late residence en North 8ev*Wh street, between Tippecanoe and Elm. -Friends df the family-are Invited.

COMPTOK—9n the 26th inst., Francis M. Compton, of oonsuoiption, acedSuyemrs. The faneral.will take plaoe from the residence of his brother-in-lawt Abner Minor, on North Third street, at 10 o'clock A. this (Monday) morning. The friends of the family areitivi ted .to attend.

MARRIED.

THUBSLSR—LAMB—In this, eity. on the 25th inst at the re«idenee of Mr. Georgp Lewis, by Rev. Blackford Condit, Mr. Oeorire A. Trusster and Miss Rosa Lamb, all of Roek ville.

WANTED.

WASTED

makers." with W E. R. on the fly leaf, to he returned to DR. ROSSETER. 25-2t \lrANTED-A. HEAVY DRAFT HOiRsi.

W Enquire at this office. 24-3t

13-2w

j: flC

Better than a Home Company. Statement of tha "01d Reliable," and the Compan^r that ft better than a Home Company, because they condescends have an Agency in this city: 1870 SIATKXSST *ETSA ILFB I^SURAKCK COM" 1,

FOR SALE.

FORapply

SALE-A SMALL OROCERY-On Fourth street north of Chestnat. For Perils on the ^remises-i9-d4t 0. F. FROEB.

P^LE-A SILVER PLATED PHOW

street,

Apply at No. 11 Sou»h Fbnrth dlt

red by Hameriek's Hamilfoaia'n that oK the premium at the State Fair at this plaoe dam out of a thor ughbred mare sired By Salmon Wrightle Job Davis, and he by Old Eclipse.-• •Fot l'nrthor particulars and pedigTefe se«'4he .subseriber, i%

Fin6

tt viiE—A desirable stand for a Hotel a good country town. Trade taken in pail pay. Address P. O. Box 529, or WH *R T(W!r&K

FOR

BD "F I :.'1 F. HAVENS.

8AI1E-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE —House consisting of eleven rooms, cellar under the entire building, -gas all ovec the house, good well and cistern, wash house with furnace, good barn and- out-buitdings. on a lot between two- and three acres of ground well set with large bearing frpittrees "and shrubbery, situato'd on 8"uth, Sixth street.: Possession given immediate!-f2l-dtf MAJOR

T70BSALE— I have a stock of Dnr Goods I Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Queensware, which I will sell on fair terms for approved paper, or will trade for property in or about the city, Address, P. 0. Box 432. jaa24

AMUSEMENTS.

QPERA HOUSE. it

$40 OOO.

Wednesday Eve, Mwch 1.

ASM DICKINSON!

IJHI) Will deliver her Popular Lecture,

"Men's

irt'i rt-r

ADMISSION:

—or-'"

Balcony 75 cents Orchestra, Dress and Family Circles...50 Gallery .25

BWReserved Seats,

V-'"

NIPPERT.

without extra charge,

f,l! "Ut ZTi .«tW" S

fv.'t

Two oopies of the Hay

1.1 llll -V?-

.£

ad ft. nt

fe/-

KEELIER. f23-dwtf

IB S ,. -4^1'' "erf

miles north of

Terre Haujto., ., COREY BARBOUR. 2*d2t-wtPJjl5ft

TVf.

7.1 S?±

*4™

',3 ». I id

A.,

v.-iHud

can

be procured at B. G. COX'S on and alter Monday, February 27th,

ORGANIZED.

BRASS & STRING BAND,

Th4undersigned is now prepared to furnish Musiefor -t ....

PABADES,

IPICNICS,

BALLS

RETT- EXCURSIONS,

etc.,

On short notice and reasonable terms. WILL ALSO TEACH OK VIOLIS. OFFICE—On Main street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, (over E. Ohm's Shoe Store.) _jan25-dlm J. BRE1NIG.

BOOTS & SHOES.

GET A PAIR OF

CABLE SCREW WIRE BOOTS AND SHOES

Tl-.t Comfort. Elasticity^ Durability and Economy.

THEY )6iXCEL ALL OTHERS.

Of 140-000 pair sold last year by two lead ,ing Boston manufacturers, and warranted against ripping,

NOT OWE WAS RETURNED

Patent Stamp on every one. Mold by all Leading Dealers, f25-dlm

WINES.

KfJ

^eeJI M.

The attention of the public is called to the _NEW ESTABLISHED

WINE & LIQUOR DEPOT

IN the

Opera House liuiZdingf OX FoilUTII STREET, nt ii WILLIAM SCHAITEh'S.

rWtLTjwarrant

sell the Best Brands of RHINE and OTHER WINES by the single

tles.

than any sther house in the city. Anybody that wishes Wines or Liquors for sick persons, ehould call before going

WINES:

JACOB FISHER

Has just -MV ed another .choice lot ef RHINE, FRENCH AND CALI FORNIA WINES,

nuonsDie prices. Try a bottle* if you want

&1ARTIESewill be famished promptly by the gallon or in doiens. aug31-dly

PROFESSIONAL.

»B. HARLAND,

No. 217 Main Streetf Bet. Sixth and Seven h, OMmtlTATIOX FMEE from tf. t6 6-«.

W. MORTON STETMSOS, OFFICE—No. 110, Opera House Bleek, Mai* street, Terre Haute, Ind. (CP-9TAIR8.)

Office heurs from# to .12 a. and from te«p.if.

HERZ hARNOLD.

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-a. a-

HERZ & ARNOLD

!.«K#.^

13-d2w

dozen bot

and every drop to be pure and imported by mywlf. as I have made th^ best selections on my late trip to Europe. Having bought the whole crop of Mrs. Greta's Catawba of 18-9 and 1870. I am enabled, to sell, by the gallon or bottle, at

i,':"

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1 2-

if a at iT

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B-045 1 !«li:

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.•i!',-?! alii-.* ,: S":«" »*0--..r%'••!'' ai- arri'iri'': -t. in- I '1 si. #»D

j. ~-~r:

Robiiisbii's

vi*?

5 .3KS3SS

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OPERA. HOUSE ROOM,

11.

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1 1 1

Consisting of a large Stock of &

Also a Large Stock of

v:-4

fKM&ai -Jitt Mii

RAILROAD.

PULLMAN PALACE Drawing Boom Cat Line

via.

•A-i ,4.

Terre Hauto &Indianapolis

RAILROAD,

Lower Prtces

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j— FOB —1 i:ni

w'!

PHILADELPHIA, and NEW

lASSENGERS CAN SECURE SECTIONS. Double and Sinjtlp Berths, 1b PUi.L„AN PALACE DRAWING ROOM .and SLEEPING COACHES, throng to above and all intermediate eitiei, by applyin* prior to 12:00 (no n) each day. These oaches are attached to the Lightning New York Express 1:19 A. TMW, are new. clean and models of comfort Md

Apply to GEO. E. at General Office T- H_4 I. Corner Main and Tenth streets 18-d2w

CHORUS CLASS. NS*! 4-tJ.I TEBRE-IIAUTE

e^OEV^I CLASS.

I -O-

OL0"DW2

mHB TERRE HAUTE CHORUS CLASa 1 meats evarr Tuesday and Friday nifht, from 8 to 10 o'clock, at the Terre Haute

Huslcal Institute iUona, OVER TBMPOSTOFFICE.

••rNew Members adaitted at any time. OUM0 9»r

B0Vl-i6m

RTJEJTF -F viJ RN- RAP- 1

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al a

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THEIR

wtl'-o

Ind oiffer great inducements previous to removing, in

order to reducelstock^,

CLOSING OUT SALE.

Main Street»

French and English Merinos, Piain and Black Mohair Lustres, Plain and Plaid Dress Goods in all colors Plain Wool Delaines, all colors, Plain Flannels, Plaid Flannels.

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HBopSkirt Factory, CorsetEmponum

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FANCY BAZAAR

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AND

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AT-THE-CLOSING OUT SALE!

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LOXO AVD MIUABE

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Keep constant!y on hand a fiill stock 0f{9ti srAiaif»'ku8iii5iB

Jfrf

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nv ".ha'.79B«Ulnc

bin

oSi9i0g otIT

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Jif%*'

Bleached and Brown Muslins, Prints, etc:." etc/^

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.n^a ai wi»i!}« 'E* OS tn.w

NIPPERT. -t it

BARBER

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.. iti

PITTSBU RG,

TOR£ mm I

GLH.LWC

J1"

gOOK BINDING. T-

85." ll-

SHOP.

& iMWil \'i

Pi 4

li .1 -t

aving established*

•ew and eoaplrte Book Biadery, is prepared to do all kiadtof Book Binding and blapk Bakk manafMWjlji*. Maatxines boand in th« best sty'

FLAVORIFC EXTRACT.

ORIENT

mmi

THE PimnT AHB im IX U8K j«n22