Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1871 — Page 2

DAWTEXttRBaS

TEHEE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Fr tikf 88,1871

Bepnbliesn State Contention Debate State Convention Of the fiepnbiicari party of Indiana will be held in the citv of Indianapolis on Thnwdav. the 22d day of February, 1872. at 10 o'clock ««J, fortbegannna^ontrfcandidatea forthe Slate offices, and one Coir grew man for theState at large, (if provided for by act of CpneresR.) for dttfihtaline^ candMafMllfefr^reawentiai1

Electors, for appointing delegates to the National Republican Convention, and the transaction of snch other towitieiw as properly cume before the Convention.

The order of nomination is indicated as follows: Governor, Lleiitenaht-Gaivertior, Secretary eft State, Treasurer of State, Clerk of the 8n* preme Court, Reporter: of A-the iSn

fireme

Court, Superintendent of Itab-

ic Instruction, Attorney vGfmer*H land Congressman at^areer TJpon th| baNtH' adopted bv the Committee, the representation is fixed at one delegate for each one bnndred votes, and one delegate for each fraction over fifty vo»e« cast in the several counties for Hon. M.F. A. Hopniis for Secretary of State at the general election of 1870.

Bv order of the State ^Central Committee. :«V'3OHN W. FOSTER,Ch'm'n.

J. C. BCRNETT, Sec'r.

ADMIRERS of "Oassian" will be delighted with "The Cat," by R. JABRIOHT, printed in this issue.

THE editor of the Terre Haute "Journal" modestly claims to know and repre* sent the sentiments of the Knox county Democracy much better than the editor of their own local organ.

THE "Journal'.' denies that it desires the approval ofthfi Sullivan ''Democrat," and claims that Mr. BBIGGS' paper doea, tfot represent the .opinions.of more than one per cent, of the Democracy of Sollivan.

THE local Bourbon organ argued {hat the success of Mr. VOOBUEES in his last Congressional canvass was due to the fact that ANDYHUMPHREYS presided oyer the convention by which lie was nominated. There's profound ratiocination for you! I Tag,HON'.ZACB£'CHANDIER- is frank: ing old newspapers over the country What does the tipsy old coon imagine he can accomplish by lumbering the p^aila With Kew York weekly papers? Such an abuse of the Franking Nuisance calls for severe censure. Stop it, *cn. «•.».-»- .-y I: 'IF IT BE true, as our Bourbon neighv bor insists, that ninety-nine per cent, of the Sullivan Democracy, and ninety per cent, of the Knox Democracy,. are hostile to the views of their respective home papers, we should suppose tjhat Messrs. KreK and Baioos would beglh to taste the sweets of martyrdom, or, hi the eloquent language of LEMMON, would1 learn how it fe$ls to be "baptised in "the blood of an unconquerable devotion to principle."

DDKR ALEXIS positively stated to Glovernor Geary that he wonld attend the jentennial ef American Independence,' at Philadelphia, on the 4th of July, 1876.Ecthangt. jr jiyrisivo

That centennial is along way off, and if crowns and titles in Europe continue to tumble with the same ratio of increase that has marked the last few years, there may be no Dukes in 1876. True, the Czar seems to be firmly seated, but the torpedoes of revolution may explode even

under his solid throne.

A FRENCH COMMISSION, modeled on the general plan of our own complaisant committees to investigate the conduct of the war in the dark days of the rebellion, has commenced the work of discovering, if possible, who was responsible for the surrender at Sedan. Without the voluminous evidence which will in the natural course of events be produced before this commission, the Philadelphia "Inquirer" ventures to suggest that MOLTKE, WILLI ix of Prussia, and BISMARCK are the persons mainly to blame for the disaster which overtook the arms of the Second Empire at Sedan. And to'the exile of Chiselhurst, the Orleans Princes, and President THIERS, the "Inquirer" thinks it certainly can make very little difference now who is or was most to blame for the final and complete subjugation of the France upraised on a glittering but most unsubstantial peQestal of military ., glory by the Third NXPOLEON.

The Doty of the State Convention. The Republican State Convention, soon to meet, will have illy performed its.duty if it fails to_declare in unmistakable terms the determination of the Republican party to s'and by the noble system of general education which is now just beginning to bear fruit in our State to defend it against the assaults of its enemies and to oppose any proposition looking to a di-

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vision of the school fund, or theintrodac "V* tion of sectarian instruction in any of our public schools. The aggressive and dear- .**« lv defined policy of the RomatT Catholic

Church, and the ready compliance of the .i Democratic party with its demands when, ever (as in Lafiayette) it is.called npon, renders «uch a declaration most appropriate. We urge the naatter npon the attention of our Republican friends throughout the State.—LrtfagetU-hunted.

THE editor of "Harper'^ Weekly" puts a great deal in a few words, as follows: "A party which, while defending and extending human slavery, called itself Democratic, and while actively in one part of the country, and passively in the ether, trying^to overthrow the govern*^ "'.ment,called itself Convservative. may also, when foiled in the attempt to destroy the Constitution, solemnly call itself

d^Constitutional.

The motley host called

the Democratic-partv is quite as constitutional as it is democratic, and as conservative as it is constitutional." *.

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A RECENT correspondent of the Detroit ost" corrects an erroneous impression which, has prevailed to some degree in regard to the extent of the Michigan forrest fires. These were not near so ex tensive in their destruction as was at first supposed. Many portions of the State, including the whole peninsula noi^h! of Saginaw and Grand River, entirely e^„ caped injury. In order to secure stand* ing timber it is best- to bnrn over the ground annually. This will not injpre pine and the more valuable woods. Hem* lock, however, burns very easily. It is well known that where pine stands with hard wood upon high^ground fire running through it seldom doe3 much damage, and burning over the ground every year prevents the collection of ttndergroWth| which, when once- fired, destroys in its .4 conflagration the whole valuable forrest.

BASH SUICIDE

Her Has Sehool.

A lYoitngr Wife Blows Her Brains Oat In a fit of Jealonsy Because had just 1

From the From trbo-aijiv city last nig fir' irom Goaport^jnd., we learn the particulars of a most distressing: case of snicide that occurred near that town last Saturday night. A young and very estimable gentleman named Davie, who had been married but a short time, and' whwe uiaWtal relatione had been of the moat delightful character, rejeeived angina it aikinto attend

spelling-match jucbool, that was to come off Saturdsj hf|ht "k few miles distant, from Us residence. He informed hi* wife of the invitation, annouofcffig to her that he woald attend, inasmuch aa be bad many personal iwenda "wW» he ^would meet there.

It ^thatthe.wiie w* greatjy ex-, ited at thu atinowioement and: it has cited. wice transpired that this 'excitement, wis the ratolt of foolish fitoifjealonsy, «aly»^dtttued to attend tbe^c^pl j^ai^he might flirt with some'of" nts f&fdfey young lady acquaiiilanceff. She told him that if he went she would blow her- brains oat, and be would find her a eorpee when he returned. Mr. D., however, treated her threats as.a bit of, badinage, not giving a second thoughtr This was in coo»eqiieace of the

by evln thought. He therefore mounted his horse and rode to the school bonae ,:

He returnd about tea. o'clock, -kt. night, whdn, tipon entering his resi^eacej he was horrified to find his wife fyin^ in a pool cff blood npon the floor, a part of her skull blown off. She, had too feaifully executed her threat.- The wound wits inflicted witli a revolyerj vvhich, from the 'i^Wder'mar^T^porT'fief* face. must have been heldWofaaSi^^^ tfife forehead. The lady was the daughter of John-B. Lunn,

Ecq., of Goaport, and an isteiligentyiiand soma woman.i Her rash aet hi^ almost driven her husband to. insanity. They hftd been married bat five weekp, and were apmrently greatly attached to each other. The sad affair Jias created profound sorrow throughout tTie entire neighborhood in which the unfortunate family live.. v--

-.jTHE CAT*

you ever so pi

"Once, only once." "How is that?" "You wish to profit by my experience? Well, I don't ktiojr that I mind telling you the story. It may serve to amuse yon, if nothing mot-e."

It occurred a number of years ago, where, is.of no Iwnseqiiehcet I had tak en the early express train, and being somewhat tired and altogether sleepy^ had stretched myself upon a seat for a comfortable nap as circumstances would permit. I slept soundly, tor I could in thae day8 sleep well almost anywhere, and did not waken until the conductor came for my ticket. The essential piece of pasteboard could not be found.: I was

fremembered

nitive I had purchased a ticket fndeed, distinctly having shown it to the baggage clerk at the time of checking my. trunk.

The conductor grew impatient, passed to the other end of the car, and returned to me. I had made the discovery that my pocket-book had been picked, and in proof of my story showed him by baggage check.

It was useless. If you have traveled much you are aware that a virtuous con ductor takes no man's word in fact, all men have designs upon^he. company's dividends except himself. It. was perfectly natnral, therefore, that the faithful "teward in question should say: "The check is all right, but hovdo I know that it bdotign'td you?" 1 #111 take the money for yortr tor'e-or sfop thfclrain and put you off, just as you choose."

What could I do? Protestations amounted to nothing, and my fellow.passengers wtth the mual tendency of humanity to trample upon a fallen "tnab, showed clearly by their looks and expressions they thought mem sneaking rogne, who would steal a passage if he could. They raid money, why should I not pay mine? Few men would ever see heaven if judgment was rendered by a jury—except themselves.

My search for the lest ticket had brought to light about dollar and eighty cents. This I told the conductor was every cent I had about me. He said it wa« about fifty cents short of the usual (are to Lauderdale city, but that ha would pats me throogh for it rather than stop the train. From Lauderdale, a city of.

tended a place

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A PROSE POEM AFTER OPSIAN. I

[The following production was plclted,up at the coroer of Meridian and Ci^clestreets, O cat that prowlest around, black a* the hat of our father 1 We hear thy aoog by night, thy much accursed voice! Thou walkest abroad to shout fdrth thy jKWer bad boys hide themselves upon, the'shed1 the trap fixed with meat «raithfg! for thrt but thou thyself are not to be told 'Where is the boy who. oan.put salt on thy tail The hopes of the bad boye fail .t

bad boys themselves otust« all go to.' the hours shrink and grow again: the moon herself is lost fr6ig: heaven] but thou art at su'ch tltnes alT joy, yelling in the fervor of'thjrsOBgi^When the'tir is thick whh cursings^ when the windbws rise and boo'jiacks By, tbou- peetest throngh thy groen eyes round about and langfaest at the storm. But the bootjack* they .fly in vain, for ihey Jhit ne'er, at all,: whether tbou smilest- from adjacent shed or Bcootest over the fence of thy neighbors. But thv confidence, O (primal kin, is. misplaced for I, in .the. full strength of manhood, am able to remove the epidermis from thy «audal appendage, even to its most minute extrefaity. But thy song, oh cat, shall endure for a seaNon. By might of mine, thy jsong sholl have an,end.., Thou shall demise in some dark way, because thoii art heedless of warning. Shout then, oh cat, at the top of thy voice! Death isdark and unlovely it is as pleasant as the peeking aronnd after meat, arid climbing over broken f«nces5when bad boys are: on the cbase. Stones are thrown at thee,- and thou fleest unwillingly on an uncertain journey^ R. JABRITB.

A TRAVELERS STBQRY.

"Is this seat engaga], sir I glanced up fr6m the papep I was readingand met the sniiHng'tegard of a genial looking gentleman in the prime of

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"With your permisaipn* then," as he seated himself .beside ine. The train had already" started and presently the conductor: made his appear•nce collectlng^heTkkeMtr-ftwrehfng us, he 4etatcbed the -aiwoprif^e coupons from oiir tickets, hanaiiig "back the re mainder with the usual "checks." "Pardon me," said my companion "but I preceive you place your ticket in your wallet." ,, -''p j-. i. •. "Yes." "It is unwise, unsafe." "Why do you consider it so?" I in quired, with curiosity, returning the wallat to my pocket. "Sppose, through carelessness, or, we may say accident, your wallat is lost. Your pocket may be picsed, for instance, "Yes" "Your money and ticket are both gone. Probably you do not appreciate the manl fold beauties of such a position I do not think it possible except by experience^ "It would certainly be an undesirable

could write to my

importune*,

partner for money. iMKJuld certainly be as well to tramp ten orTwalv POULTB Inform ke" *ATE

to the city

re milea back and where 1 equally a

nd mm§f StTLandtrt»st hotS:

was nothing to do but amuse myself as best I could until ihe money should come, so I determined to make the most of my voluntary holiday. Ai I strolled leisurely up the main street, a neWsboy darted

lly Banner7—extra edition, a aftout the muf der-~great adcident on the E Road,?1 »s "Have an'ifxira?"

I took the sheet and thrust my hand in my jweket for (he taoney, WithOut a m(F ment's thought. You may imagine my '-ieelingf when compelled to: retnm that

and the utter contetDptaotw express ioid On the boy's face4 aii he reiOSived^it. I immediately ftepped int^ dfiW4f the "Daily Banner" an^-"wrote* paftgraph of my recent mishap, takingemre'-to taA^

My first duty next morning was to seek some knight of tlie razor. had notieed a pleasant little shop.at no great distance from the hotel, in .my wa'lk tbfe pfevious day. Thinking thf^ 'I Should do I^o bet ter.by looking farther, t. repaired to that. There was in attendance a bey abbot twelve years ofi ige^i^ft stftted that his father,, the proprietbrjof the shop, nad gone to a neighboring'city,sand won Id not: jeturn before -iJOPj.,: ''Without any hesitation I asked for ihe Jban oftazor, tnd proceeded to operate On myself. While^hns'dcrapi^tne.cilstotnera began to present iihemselvest expressing great dissatisfaction «n learning-how matters stood.* Now althbujgh am a proud man, I am not, th'apk ,iGod, ci»r8ea with that species of-vanity which prevents a mart's doing certain kinds of Kohest,labor, simply because itiey arejpot genleel,' THere was an opportunity aflbrding me to at least earn the price ofmy breakfast, took advantage of it.' Told' thefirst man who entered: after I had completed shav ing invself,'I Would shave him. I did so. iil fact, I did quite 4 brkfe buBiness for a couple of hours and if, fmy.,of the: unfortunate individual who cbriife under my hand had any doubtof my-fitnesii for the business 4he^, certainly ex^ir^sed none. At the expiration of this time I: to think I had done snfBciertt and having lud, no ooce«ciawUk the i»oy,and prepared to reiarfrto my- 'hotel. Butt Was jot dbne'yet.

none, AI ine u|vr«uttu began to think I had done feeling ra%er "hnngry,. breakfast, divided the pro

Upon exaifiiritng the wallet, founc my own: money intact,: and about one hundred and thirty dollars besides. That is all the story. "Not a,bad speculation, after all,"s^id I, ashe4»n^deai-»"'W&ifferbapase»^No, it was not but still my advice holds good.1 iSever place"a" ail Way ticket in your Wallet t" '&W S®|1 ••-i'-'nAa fllMnuu 3-fAt.Sif-a .il*er l»B«nceg. jj, FroiA'ani^Old Wntkington Letttf.J

The thought brings npoAe of the last named sort, whose entrance to a ball room wastbeovatioH"toa,qiieen'r,afairrgirl feet thesoin love that approached adoration. Shemarried one of these st«t6smea, and aTival.belle, her superior in wit, but iiot 'e^Ual1 in beauty, said, .commenting upon the etent:

from the-WMtj, at' ^JiOej» feet tl called Ktatesmen of the day bowed in

You wonder at the match becanse.yoq d.o not -understand it .: "What do you bean?" "I mean that she- married one term in the Senate." "What a small ambition—only,..six years out of a lifetime "Six years makenp a: woman's social life. After it is a ll^ln^ totbb. in a hnrsery, and then shehasiierehaacm." "What do yon mean?" "Did voa never read the story qf the philosopher who undertook the difficult task of making the Pasha's donkey read the written words of the prophet?"

Proda** Cob

p||»^M( hoOH t#graphed 'Mid ^wrote an ^planatorj partner. Tlir "business at sallied out to see what sort of uderdale city might be. There

Wtien complete

it amnsing as possible I handed it to the olerk. :_H« laughed, and took It into the ^ri office Coming back, he told keeper to give me fifty oentK much, but more than expected vl continued my walk/ until ~I reached the end of the street, whichiter* nriiiiues at tfie'S—river, here s^anied by a long covered bridge. I crossed tile bridge, and was surprised" to s^e bpon reaching the opposite side that I wopld be required to pay toll. A yonng girl came ap to theador of|fae little office^ as I stepped op and inquired how moch should pay, drawing forth my solitary shihplaster. "Oh," said she, with -a entile and slight "blusb,. "we do not ehnfe ministers any thing.'.'

he private I the book* It was hot ted.WiU,

As,I *aahr.ush-

ing my hat' a yc^rig dandified '. specimen of bnmanity. came in resolved fhat he shonld b^ the last, I went to work upon him. mien lie came to pay We I wm,: to say the least, somewhat surprised to see him deliberately produce^ my own pocketbook—the one the lost. Standing on no ceremony: I snatplbed it from his hand^ and demanded, in no gentle tone, how it came in his possession.

Without stoppirig'tb reply other than bv a volley of impreication^as fie reached the door,' he tumbled rather than ran down the street*. Waifij?j^oir:tfeRherhat nor coat, I followed* pockeiibook in ... ..... -^rable time

Men

boysj^ and dogs joined the pursuit, the cries df Stop thlel" growing increasing.' What an uproar there was A policeman, mistaking me for the thief, had gentljr tapped me upon the head, as their custom iSj and wiih the usual result the thief escaped, and I, the .victimi waf apprehended. My experience tcild heavily against ine,- blit my story being fully corroborated* by. the boy at lhe bar ber. shop, I was releated..

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& fitll andeompleW history of ^bieago, her. past,,] ""J scenes, ,tet, by iters-of the Chieaco TYibune- With «W

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waa to be clothed in purple and fine linen, fed on the best, and lodged in a palace. If he failed I he penfiiywaadeaih. One day .an old. friend jnet him. leajdinfe forth the royal donkey to the iro*t, where the lessons were supposed to be given, and he said, *Sureiy you do jpot expect to teach that' ass to read?* The philosopher, putting bis thumb to his no*e. winked one of his learned eyes and said nothing. 'But,'continued the friend, 'if you fail, at the end of five year^ you will surely be Strangled.' .'My friend,' responded the-^hllosoplfeff 'yon fo^et that in that timefthtf £ta may die.' These are her chances. The senator may die.*"

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H»mONABI.I? CI.OTH SHADES for UdinBm.tMnlll.ic], for OklMrM '8i*4V ed'f:.

Greatly Bedueed Prices on Heat^ Fabric

In addition, we have a complete »w«a stock of 'MtfsiidvRintB, Flannels) $)iinkfts 0wilW^J«*OTiS|id.othet.etapie».rti6|^.|^tigj.ip constant demand ilfj.^ i?ad'

V* DEJtINO, L.. Coruer'.Main an* MftMSlreet*. Tern m«te

DRY GOODS, AC.

(94? TM? jQoiisSaeasiMii JO t»« jjorfiiw «*oo ,fKi saS'.ed tfiW .iaa: I ,»iiVijsIja3iii :oo«7 VTOWTTI"

e^,a*ta'aiMllf4

Lm&Cle lij.?!':!**!'.:') an r.-

HPT§t

Ki*«N8 »r9»vi--'Tj-i )i?JD Ya v*lrt ».{ Wut).iS,3S4 MflJ

asWi1* -fH *tM jj»i vj pi at

Wj I 'ft«!

Warren, HoDerg

vwt jUJttt

1. -7 v»»|nv

& Co.,

%d" 01 a&ii ?i£

i|i hftai «1 feiwMtiM

Horse furnished ihaw Ai-

fr,

OPERA HOUSE CORNER,

A KB now offering a very large and vaHed aasortmetit of Fancy and Stapla Dry

t:t w-

«'aaar*?1 'io-t#4 __ ""-"*5' ,m»rfw ^i.t ii )oosc bu» .ban'* m&* k' fitc

es and Chndre^t Comprisiht! Hendson Bay Sabfe, Dat-I ask* 8able.

for'fioiiSay iaiesjnciai^ Black

Thread Barbes. Point Lace Collars, BeadkenhteCi and Barbe*. Point Appltqne V*lesKi«Bnes C441ar8 and Uaoaksr^

CeUars. V*leiKi«Bnes ehiefa: also, have a van off assortmsnt of llenisiUch. lfrma!»d, Tape Bordered and Cordered Handkerobiefi lor Ladiei' *and QeiOlemen'snM, I5c to4K) per doseu., ~u

"Periaot

T/1D GLOVE, introduced by us ts our patIV rons, is steadily gainioi: in fever and eaaaot be sarpaasmt ia dacabiiity and eler

Moe wffit. Ja opened faU assortment of ne uia two buttons in Mode Colors, Opera Colors^Blaok *nd_White. at redneed prices.

nrias 9^25 per pain.)

oS SSS&Slfekr'

On* 0oak Sto&k,

BOOMS.

BATH -X90-'

wtl#dly« I

wisoi t-* ypzxmtr'M jOJUTysas

Combine the greatest variety and lowest priees to be fetrndln nay one house in Western ladlaoa.

WABREN HOBEBG & CO.,

PtmWkrtrfv

a#i Sastern

offer much below fall prices.

Our Dress Goods

«oj03yf

Brig'

bines also an immense variety of low and edinm price Dress Goods suitable for presr its. at 16. 20 25.35 and SO per yard.

OWE SEAL la

0. will ealt and:

.-.IK si -f-a

Our Housekeeping Goods Stock Oar HouSry ind GHtire StdoK Our (Tlotli and Caiifmare.flcpek Our F«nqy'€kxds Stock Oq* Jisnket and #lannel Btoek o£ aUrli

siV'T ai 'iM W iK

'R.i atfennN M'mjujsS

tCf

:aoii|fe£-q

HUDSON BAY SABLE. MllJK, SEAL, SIBERIAN' '—r: V" ALASKASABLE, ALASKA MiSK 'W BROWN AND BLACK CONEY joa..*,,. .1

We'are aelfinj^ 'these goods rery cheap and purchaaere should examine oar stoe beforehujring.

3 9?*il

li 5JTCTI »cU al asm

•w.

fr^uflakl

t'OLLABti.

00 pieces

ii'-.

I iBvVJ, loam *3

ai' aa wrtd

laelo41ng

Oi*

ii» Jil'-:-:i

4Sknped i'lannelsof fine qu4ftt& fqii: j^iMr^aidis. lishPatterna,-v. Tabling, eiit in ^aifertui

OlQYiB? in great variety and StyHjfc ^twrris

Linen Damask and Turkey Ked Tat" desired/,- «r -r jsA'6," {j#vl MY J.1!'- -i r"'-.' '. -.. above mentioned article^ are some of the jmost mefnl and desirable to h( foundin 8anta Clans'illimitable assortment.

NOT IOCS *'jf 'zppmM

rjO CONTRACTORS

bw«ia Ij

it iiw

",J VALUABLE, '.U*mvhiJ

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!•.

«tu 9n0 os '»«1 iifb ai ia n» Jptr.Ei *U« saiaiio?,i»idT Jsv. |, 1}w iajuiS la rjiUs *d? .. ,a

is:-

ittiM. «fkr': nib ...

HOLIDAYa

HEW YORK iil«

fT-—.S2

"•w

*_ j.

MtL lo »ift

Z. A..

oaolj-H-Tycoon Bepa for Wrappsrs, at JOo par yard.

'ol ~TSii

ofthe flontractor :raot, if he lis eontraet, in a satistaetory

ct mmner- Is-m Bj order ef the Commo»roan

vwa ..... ^•5 'J*''*

•«.

ity Enitneer.

JJLKCTION NOTICE.

tin am i.iottfsi"

——-voters of Harrison township,

«i viso eeunty. frdiana, are hereby noalsd that, by virtue Of and In iurstaanee 6faa order^o£.1he. Board otiCamnir Uodiatiasloners: of

.Coekeriy

nftVUInVftflWTili

Stone" ~M^®g*ee*or» Undde^, Inspeetor, _e. wainehatepl Inspector •i ru'^s

lfli^«^W»rHl*W«en6tb»^1poi!tride*i} thecit?*Me^ri (Uat«k k.o«tt »v i-vThej)olISwJl

Mink, Canada and Alask* 8able. Siberian

pntptme St ^feveiyin*

BJ«

s» «|iuh .»!}?

*0t»S of the leial voter! 0 on: the sehie&pfl srt appropnatloa by'sald of one hundred a-a fifty thousand

fdwnship ofone dollars (llJo.OvO) ...» pr the TarreiJasto^i Son ..a

,CK-0) to -aid in the coostructiuB Baili

decl5-w4t

J'v1

aa ao4S eii. aioW'

-VfiStt

J3"v77v?

-HirH «"ll! Jr

Sealed jproposals will be, received ky th Common Council of the pit? of Terre Kant* at their nextMiriilar meeting, to-wft: on the eyerie* of the 2d el Janrnwrr l®i. lor sradiDg Crawford.itreet. between.Xhir4and nhgh streets,' taelndink sldi wMks dist4Bce 'Bonds will he reaeiredt for: the sahhflsl performahoe of said^wnrk. aeeordinete the plans and a™eoi«eatltfnc olillle in the ofice ol the CitvEn*hieer. ,jThe.Cw»«sUra»er*es th*ri*ht torsjeeiaay bid tBat thtr may deem not in the interest 6ftbecity also t6*tilre priwesslon erthe work atanr time befora eonrpletioD, sad Vn-

Iroad

OTSB. .younty,

rnifJt!

.iai"1"' -*i lights*

tl &J9'

CO.

WPMrl __

riaot, Broohe de

tet^riSfilixSftnaie^eA iv& .OomwMf

y,:

saJwdas^tM -titan

(IK, will

wiic&*

A. ftiiAnstin

iM Sii st.

/jrt rC S|J$

JeSju^i:- *i.s- ya?' q%aAnnaai)teeAa#e4the'8teeklMldenoi 4he V$m( Gempaay wid We held at the flSce pf the

r^vpanyin

16-dtd A. J. CKA»f FORD, 8ec*y.

J^NSVAL MEETING-

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NKUAL

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ELBCTIOK.

SATTONAL STATE BA NCf Inai il JITS, Dee. 7th, t87t.

Notiee is .hMeby aiven thai th4 Annnsl Meeting of the Htoekhoiders of this Ausk will be held at their Banking itonse, on Tues-

NSW tOM WOW.

ia 1 9a»l©

IS, DRESS GOODS,

Jo'Sri* l*-'™ it

At Their

'rTmu3qv7'x- i*jioarioesa ,') ,*r.")WjAvJ

lirti s?jw£eb. -»W f'a^-'jT •zfiJii3T

Ws4* vi *noa5v*j tamibf*

»vef -^1.

er SSHU {kbaeiil S*K ^«S md9sgwnni

-IT bete

(3-OOIDS,

-And desirable articlea f^r the HoIiday¥rade 1

We shall aaake it inter«atia§ for oor etutonere to make their selections for the Holidaya at the NEW YORK STORE. rf:

Hew Bress Ooode. New Stowls, New Kid Olotes, €6Umft« Hjftiidketehielt}, Bows, Tie^ Tortalse, proftMion and cbeap |{j

TSffiteTOBK'smm73 main ST.

"r lfeirCourtHonseSquare

j-jjsn* R/ECE3IVE3D

ueces

edT iS su Ibift ii iarf'j eebinntt itme ft*' :»•»,! We keep the Best Brands of BLACK ALPACAS that is imported. We offer them at lower fiiturea than any othft house in the (rade^r W^-Trj os and be convinced. .. 5

'Near Court House Square.

4 it HKRZ li ARNOLD.

wHjgs'r, •H

f0k^

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•. i^.a--

fcsiJ lol y' teln#3»t fi fnt-'! Kf

maMONoa, ac.

BALL, BLACK 4 CO.,

565X&67 Broadway, N.T.

TrtrB.HasUe.oa

'Wednesday. JannarrBoa,' W7t. between the tBduH of LO aad 12 tot the purpose ef

HOLIDAYS -2**: -'A

•hi

.. KBST NATIONAL BAHK. Tbbbb H*or«, Ikd. Dee. 9.181. Tbe'^Btfal Meeting of the Htockliolilers of this Sank for the p«rtos» ef«leettJiraetor9 fw,tbe MMsint y^ar. will at the Banking Houje.on the .••cop

It 3*nuaryjoe*t (9th pro*.) between the Inars of lO o'eioek *. a 1 o«eek w. Jl-d^dti 8. A. SkBBAiCK.«a«Wec li I ..

'-T

The as oat complete aad best selected assortment el the following goods to be found la tbeeityi Diamond and Oold Mwebjr. Watches for Lsdies (k Oentlemas Sterling 8ilver

TableWare.

1 ••im'h MmhI it

0rOQS6l| AWiqMWrJMMiri* Marble and Bronxe Clocks. Marble Statnaty.

'F4MCY GOODS

MOFUIlOttAL.

.. inking Honse, on Tues

day-. laiu^lllk^Wx^MinmMi^Mri of JQa- m. an tp.*.-iec -he pnnpe»*f atoet-

"TSSWWSHRfc.

iTtoWl'BLDBR,

PhjBtclaas

5-wrt .lew^fitiaNwraiinf—• .•**- ,•

OlUM a^rry»rtt let, gajaA.

-rrri-.

kI#

Dress GwhIs

•t 1*21-» o«n,t»."

MtlSL

•t IIS oeitts.

30 pieces Biaritz iStripes,

At Sfi oenle:

Handsome New Dress Goods,

At 30o, 36o and 40o.

35 pieces Alexander Poplins,

At only ffOo.

•ic-*

,«okT

£uf»

.• «Wst sJtf-i-»anU«i

atteras,

•t IS cents.

lobe

»e^' 4

rf lutwrji riihsau"4 *ii oJ ittttot

"'iih'j

wai

S-lr-ttWB*'

f, srf}-

Readv.ifor, the ,T„.«at4

'4'•

_iUL.

*a* «dw" ti^saPT H'AV .itj trtiefl sftfr -1isuiC) edf frook nd»jWR' Hfiio 9'rfl bn» ,i 21 Tjr Wnh fit Imbanii aetai «-sede»tti asb^f'Jesf 'OS»cejij

elf ''.i»rad ..'WeaBiajtaBt' e'r. Saw iwoi oeyidw ta^' •vfc.iiii -bftf

oil* oi hatiy* jn-.ii rtio: M9-i*US js-« -.. -.*« bo u. .Jo»iu«5n*J *di ia wold HHa«j}»4r jniva'd

fdl Mff

bltfow ri0tst*nfu*

ii4wio u.i .uttta'J edj 'to ?*50 Waow efl $ms i-«W Min

HERZ ft ARNOLD have To-day opened thefir

.«.iwtfslEaefmcT^ -»S -'/"CT -njf a^ eiistha «hai«uWi

il «ti n. tJ 1 a

1 1

»av.!n*q »&j .} jjahuiqao 4 ^o srtnidO' elrtil A-i. fc.s ,-si .» j'U t. .. .t-*... ... ..ar a.^«i

BLMANTg TOY-. STORE

rs iD .itt is 1»P. Inbnirin'l ,aor%aX tf tine-*. #»«0 .ittsqtvfe

Inbnirin'l ,aor%aX tf **sa »u*f *di acia^?-yi v^fii jlidyryiT ad^ylnbsea Im id%

i,A'37 09 A TTST STBBET.V)

V«ft"^Loia. I $

With a stock of TOYS that will please everybody.

tfe

ihi

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awjijajf.. ,*«b:x»fisoi

uJg

im m«qw 10 nwpq so| wrse noiBlw

Xr-»

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mvtu j«t«i vm wrm* ft 9. W 01 Ifak iifd-st 'LP hA1

ni»i»A— jsl .-J&1 .m-V'-A f^tlrnw in* w&ilfe »c-iU iK 1 l( ils»o^*4aal, «i »-h .Mw&aiftl "W»sT" id-tt-V 'W, 'siST

WO SI

5a*

•jj Wild* aii iz'tfiud i?t«. -"f" 'T. »J*S roim .« Thfey hare Inst been reeelfla? an eTegant line i*f 1oV Yd} Ufiiatfd 'taUtctoh.

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OK.'V

tail p$i,pLr."

T. ffe.U sr'f

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ijad. »o anifi-t-

,TiSWfs$'Mj

NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS & FURS

•BMDRIMS so* MM

.ifSjSXiaTTTR'JOO' -WjlH ant ,1 sdT-Vr? •wmmfrL-v »d} .*$*&'/ a lit! on**** i#l 59!If stJI

.. .•

A »«I)«' «f filei..ylNr4lA 1«*ofii e«tT

Suitable for theHoliday Trad#, «!»»:,hi -M i- «#nJ»ia» swsnjoirfs ij ,** iss.r-.-. vbodvpo* itdrnti ladi «sIaJH» "tn'f sHd*V«BMra* epj *f*tf} -M*( ff d«®a« fctpo*.

W« *MHl» Wl* Jfribhd* WflW {,jcariaia» btt ifla* jmutin. IW'SSt. saw Ji ,-wvsi _»di tt*ob soi I e.*4iled l\~ fi: -"1 4 l»tae iu aa**.* r?ax

'bltfini

.•

BOOK BINDING*

GA.

8UHNABBL, BUIMCn, KVLH,

And Blank Book Manufacturer,

Having the best aad newest Bindery ia the eity. ..i.

,vetl

Persons Uvina a by express and ha' ly returned. Old boo, guaranteed to give sitisfeetiott. •TOver Burnett's Leather Store, Sf** 0. A. SCUNABBL. tie. 148Mais Street. Terre Bante, .lad. deeU-tf *?••.. jgiOOK BOHIKe.__

JOSKPH KASBEK9 having established a

Beak asan&Mtarfag. Macaeiaee heaM ia adjalnlag tlaily ItiMi Oiea np-stoirs.Terr^Haate. ladiaaa.

A NNUAL EUlOTIOlf. v' .M

ir.'-'t

vO gst«: #otn

itiii H*wra biuit

SSCBBT*»T'S OTKICS

in R. E,

Tgsaa Hatnra. Deceaaber ft, ltn

Th«aanMl meeting ef the 8toekhel3ars of hieCo^aiM we isanta,

RWF

00 aawi«ui-

ftit Ooswajin'1 o*?lne* e.^ tba parpeee of elietlhg Direeten fer the eneaing iau. .r.». KH

stweea the hoars ef 1(T and *8

1^}')' (JT