Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1871 — Page 2
DAILY EXPRESS
V1 TBBRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
Saturday Mnrnine.
A Delegate
000
course
Dpc. 30, 1871.
Republican Stats Convention.
Republican party of Indiana will be held in the citv of Indianapolis Thnwdav. the 22d day of February,on
o'clock
A.
1872.
at
10
for the nomination of candi
dateo for the State offices, and one Con preraman for the State at large,
(if
provided for by act of Conerw.) for deeienatine
camlMntM
Electors, for
for Presidential
Appointing
transection
delegates
to
the
National Republican Convention,and the
of such other
properly
in
biisineps as
come
before the Convention.may
The order of nomination is indicated
as
follow: Governor, Governor, Secretary of
8'ate,Lieutenant
preme Court, Reporter of the Sn
fic
ireme Court, Superintendent of instruction, Attorney General,Pub
Congressman
fixed at one delegate for each one hundred votes, and one delegate for each fraction fifty cant in several counties,overFT«n.votes
M. A. Hthe
for
Bv order of the State Central Committee.
John W. Foster,
J. C. Burvrtt
Ddring
the last six weeks about
hogs have heen slaughtered
dianapolis.
It
cost
Wrsef.
it
A Washivgtos
at
Jim FrsK
In
only
off
$56,000
to buy
Helen Josephine Mansfield
suppress those letters.
The
nal,"
and
Y-
statement
in yesterday's
relative
"Jour
to thfi JExeamjuJil
the
Soldiera' Home, is entirely fictitious,
stated in several newspapers
that Great Britain exhibit*an inclination to renounce the sovereignty of British Columbia, nqrth of Washington Territory.
The area
pelts is
maintained. It is thought that the province will ultimately be incorporated with the United State*, giving us complete possession of thfe Northern Pacific coast.
coKaBs£oKDfcNT learns
that Mr.Hoar has received nnmftrous letters since the House parsed his bill for a Libor Commission, which generally begin by expressing the highest admiration of his
him for his. attitude on the labor question, but end with a statement of the writer's fitnes-i for.a place on the proposed commission, and the desire for Mr.
Hoar
Black Lynch Law.
It shocks the Democratic mind that a number of black citizens of Cbicot County,
11
Ark avenged the brutal murder of one of their neighbors by three white ruffians, by executing them according to the code of Judge Lvnoh. it shdeks the Democratic mind, in the first place, that anybody dared to deny the right of a Sonthem Democrat to kill a black man whenever and however it suited his pleasure And when the black citizens took the ruffians by force from the jail and executed them, the Democratic mind thought the frame work of the vocial order was destroyed. Northern flunkies all at once forgot their scruples about martial I tw and military interposition, and demanded why the United States troop* were not sent to take possession of the district, although they were wont to declare the Constitution overthrown if the troops were sent to a county where the white KuKjux had kept up a reign of terror and murder for many months.
Did not these Chicot county black citizens practice the custom* of the country. Did t'ier notfoilow the example set before them by the whiles? Did they not thereby demonstrate their capacity for citizenship? If the Southern blacks Were not the most docile race in the world, would they not yean? ago have established this practice of retaliation? 'Would it not have promoted the public peace if they had done so? It is one of the strange things in the South that the custom of muder by the whites ha3 not driven the blacks to retaliation
Flunky Democratic journals relate with uplif'ed hands that white persons became alarmed at this black execution, and took flight. Why, bless you I with the end Of the poker reversed, that is the normal condition of Southern society. To put unoffending black families and Republicans to flight by murder and organized ruffianism is rega ded as the perfected stateof Southern society.
No Northern Democratic journal ever expressed anv concern because Republicans and blacks are maltreated, murdered, or put to flight by warnings from armed bands Their only concern was because the law and sometimes the army tried to stop this Southern liberty. But because some blacks of Arkansas executed three brutal murderers in accordance with the custom of the country, and because some who know what cause the blacks have for retaliation took flight, they crv for troops and martial law. It is probable that what the blacks of Chicot county have done has executed justice and is conducive to the peace of society. It is likely that a pretty sure prospect of retaliation would be the best thing to put down the practice of murdering the Macks, which in the Sonth and among the Northern Democracy, is regarded as the right of the Southern yrhUe man.-— Cin. Qaaetie. 1
Why Don't they tto West? London must be a place full of unemployed talent. The other day a tradesman advertised for a clerk at eighteen shillings a week (less than two hundred dollars a year). He received three hundred applications, for the place, and among them were two Masters of Arts, over twenty graduates of colleges, and about the same number who had a famil,iarityjrith several foreign languages,,.
A Hog*Killed.
David B. Dickey, of Randolph, Tipton county- Tennessee, came to an end Monday. He made a bet that he could eat four bottles of brandy peaches and drink all the liquor, together with two tumblers of raw whisky- He drank the. whisky and eat all the peache*, dropping dead jrhile holding the last peach in hia mouth.
Holiday Horrors.
From the (Jin. Times and Chronicle.]
Since the brass band of the circus ceased to fall into tbe lion's cage,
tato-bug to
•as!
Hoar's
influence in securing the appointmentBut, unluckily for these applicants,
Jiijnself
to
and besides, the Senate has yet to act upon the bill before it becomes a law. It is, however, believed that the Senate concur with the House in this matter— of course, after amending the bill in some particulars, as it almost invariably does all proposals emanating from the House.
ravage fi'ekfa md imiliei
promiscuously, elderly married to die
ol
scientific articles,York"ladiest
a bee
siine.
New
lbe
to write
A
State Convention of the
Ypsilanti,
Auditor of
Si
ate,
Treasurer of Sta'e, Clerk of the
Sn
and
at large- Upon the
bantu
adopted by the Committee,the representation
A
offman for
Secretary of Slate at the general election of
1870-
Herald
and
nipt to
tell
Pro*. Ait.
ghost stories—dJnce
The propaic,
business like months of fall and early winter are not favorable to such romantic incidents bill we fully expected,
are bv no means disappointed to find the tide flood again with the Christmas
holi
days. As no enterprising paper can omit a mention of these wonders
of
and
''are
been
will not remaitf
A
ofthe province is two hun
dred and twenty thousand square miles and the inhabitants number about fifteen thousand whites, two thirds of whom are located at or near Victoria^ on Vancou. ver's Island, and New Westminster. There are sixty thousand Indian?, with whom a con iderable trade' in
former has
visited by crowds of people" to see the face of a man wiih sad eyes and dark wavy hair and a sorrowful smile, that gazes upon one from the window pane, and defies all alkalis and acids to remove it. Even concentrated :Jye.will not send it away, although it may-have had much to do with its coming. The resident is a widow, and the face is that
a
of the deceased husband.ofTherelative
widow
one long, for.she is not
those who will not though one came from th«
marvel'indead.believe-,
3
the shape of treasure
trove date of Orange county, New York.bears
An aged widow who had always
borne an uncanny reputation
Her
great
dog howled frightfully in
the
It is a spontaneous combustion Case, and smells'very much of
but
acme.
''Bleak
as it
bears the endorsement
itinerant parson, there is
doubt of its truth
Mr
is inclined to find some other eigns of capacity in any perspn whom he might indorse for a position than the ability to be fulsome in compliments
The hero
tremens
now comes the dramatic
This man had
in
the festival each
Manning's Missionaries.
The Rev. Henry Edward Manning,
D.,
tbe
po
as
in
Michigan,sends one of
the English ancestors, per-
snaded his bovine family to fall upon their knees at midnight Christmas Eve, just as the cattle of
this day.
.of
Britain do to
farmer saw it, it is true be
yond all doubt. The but!so
The
Ch'm'n.
Sec'y.
120,-
ghosts of San Francisco are dramatic in effect and excellent in detail, but show a painful want of originality. They have been repeating the window photographs that
weresocommon
1865. -o "A
new
the
best—a trne bull story, though no cock appears upon the field. The bull had a very long pedigree, and having inherited the faith of
In
House
an
of
course
no
was a worth
less scamp who had alternated for seve ral years between the vivaeity
of
'delirium
and the profundity of
a
dead
drunk. After a day of even unusual debauch he brought up at his cabin, where the sad parson in the meantime gone, to reform him,had and, to astonishment ofthe worthy minister,the
We are not in
formed how he succeeded in reaching the cabin, but are told that the absence of eyesight had completely sobered him made him see, as it were the liorror
his youth
fu'fillment
-man
ill
treated his parents, and this was a terrible
Wisconsin, among
1
A
of the Scriptural prophecy
about the ravens
Of
is supposed to have got
drunk again, and the spontaneous com bastion took olace in true Dickens style, including loathsome smell and penetra ting soot.
Now that
was set for
membep-brought
of
notwithstanding, the evening was very stormy.
The premium
James
was
A-
'Refreshments
prize bunch,at two cents a kernel, the
eu
amounting to
$7 68.
Escape From Wolves.
A
Sunday School superintendent, out
in Alaska, his entire charge to
musisoon
''I
D.
who succeeded the laie Cardinal Wiseman
Archbishop of
baa,—litbliahed
^Westminster,
a misifon forthe con ver
sion of the colored race in the United StaN*,pad were great
etnion,*n«ar
tfcia
flood of mythology passed away with the summer months, the newspaper world has been unusually free like drafts upon popular credulity.from
njoicings
Loadoa,on the occasion of
the tin*ot his
convertoiw
proceeding to
Virgiftii. It may be useful to bear in mind that the Archbishop, a very able and eloquent man,now jn his sixty third
year,
was formerly
considered
stannchest and most promising
and
Protestant clergy of
jotned
flood
and
field, we prefer to take them lumped and sugar so that they go down easily,coated, and not return again.may
#tfeepvelpah
adage applied.to
more Irish than the
held mooing
converse with his fold, and then all kneeled down and it is only owing to the fright of the farmer that we unable to give the tenor of the prayer.are
is
In
an
the
teal
vert.otten.'broom
person.Manning
own
ftf con
Dr illustrates in his
the
English settlers
reign of'Elisabeth,
three centuries back,
it was
of soma
in
Ireland,said
who
warmly
affiliated with the natives,that they were
"Hiberniores
quam Hiberjii^' that is,
Iruh
may be
themselves. It
said of hita tfyat-
OT
in Ohio
in the past summer. house and the street well known,Thethe
he is.more
Papal han the Papacy, inasmuch, as the head of the Church at Rome has not-sea! missionsriesto colored raee
in
the
Southern States,the deeming it unnecessary, perhaps, because these have beeot
whifth,it_'Siay"have
lieved, would
biBeafl
missionary movement
be
do what
was needful tor
the.propagation of their faith Archbishop Manning has declared that his
Hendon,of on the occa ipn referred to,
said
(we
lately America had done the
died
one
night very suddenly and mysteriously. They say as
dressed
soul took flight the
-gtftethat
creaked upou its hinges, the
the
Cellar, and
black tom-cat that had been her constant companion arched its back
of
bris
tied spit fire from its' and eyes,hair,thenblue
nigl the heir dreamed a dream of hiddert in an old chest in the
enough, Under a mass
County Advertiser"prints theacor«in fu
as
imagined.
was
There
negroes.
jLt
and died in a spasm.mouthnext
is a pity that be
garret.wealth
rags wer«
11
and the solution may/not prove bo diffi bull
are a dozen more
velous'
he
quote from a London paper)
"that
those now going were proceeding to the Southern States of America to devote themselves
to
the Instruction of the
negroes. England owed much reparatiete to the negro,i ace, as she had long been prominent in the slave trade,so of the hoc-, rors of the traffic of which he drew striking picture. England hacL
payment
of
of twenty
{he
millions idling,
abolished'slavery
in .har.
colonies and
same
by a
great sacrifice of life in civil war. There were five millions of negroes in ihe United States, and amongst a portion of these the missionaries now go&>g forth were
lo.Jabor.
The
Archbishop
the missionaries
adr
^in
solemn and,
earnest language,and, they pronoundedthfeir vows binding-thena-
A
to devote
(pre
miiiioi
The
neat
ll
Sure
of
tigation, he
filthy
an old teapot and sugar-bowl filled with gold coins of a past era. There was a.short manuscript in cipher
ly
of these mar
Occurrences sihat have been
into
in Congress, and praisjng
newspaper life with the pastmonth
but
the
last'
we have
establishing this
Dr. Manning had hos'ascer
tained whether there was any necessity for it.
he had madea thorough inves
would
.whichatao
one was able to solve. The
no
"Orange
have
colored
.fo!«ad th)(t
people
the
in the
Uriited SgJjfes,
few exceptions, have
with
a
lively
the white race The Mannina
missionaries will find the majority
to follow the
oorjr
space tor is a
truly terrible.that tale from Salt Creek, Kan
ol
them in communion with the Methodist Episcopal Church, and by ho means like
eMinpleof
op
in- joining
fianyj
v*fy
ly
the Archbish
twe jCAfhohc
Church
matiy
of them,
aire
good
theologians, well read in Holy Writ,fnl
able to give a reason for the faith: which is
them, very competent to hold
their own in a controversialidiseufsion even with learned
professora
he
Sorbonne,:
or Hendon: Il.was
had convened %im/ Perhaps
convert them.
had no eyes in
the front of his face in
the
the eyes ought to be.
place where
promising field for
the
have been chosen
of
his life. His eves had been plucked out by vultures lying in a drunken stupor.—andwhile
Our
dattohtbr of
the,valley and the
voting eagles! After the parson's depart ure the
,the
rest.
It is our bounden duty to open our mouths and shutout eyes, while they give us something to make us
wise.
A
-ISH
Novel Festival
Last spring the Superintendent of Sunday School in a town hear Boston gave each scholar twelve kernels of corn, telling them to plant them,
and the
ceeds at harvesting Were to
corn having ripened, the time
pro
go toward
enlarging their library he offered
$1
Mr.Gladstone is
The
melancholy days. have
come again,these
we shall doubtless be in full
supply of marvels until the winter gaye ties are over.
A
great may the most
"toofhear from
productive are yet
—Oshkosh,districts
WABASHAre
his or
her bundle to the Town Hall, where a large number
friends had gathered,
awarded to
Hewes, as the one raising the
most corn, he having- thirty full grown ears. One of the
scholsw*
brought a
chicken which had scratched up her corn, which was sold
in&lead
of tbe
corn
.furnished
were
the children^ and a farmer's snpper
expenses
are
$60,
bht
who unable to be
present at the has, since the gathering,baiightfestival,was
the largest ear from the
Cool and collected,
in the hour of fearful trial, the heroic superintendent saw at a glance that he
be overtaken.
In
an instant
his quick mind grasped the only means of escape- Seizing the child that always sung
want to be
au
two notes
-Angel"
too high, he
flung it
at tbe rapacious
horde. It staved their onward rush for a moment. Next came the urchin who never brought any pennies to the heath en And so on swept the pursued and pursuers until the last infant was exhausted. But the brave had economized his material nobly.feilow
And besides a whole
Sunday School slows off a pack of wolves perceptibly. We have always noticed this. In another moment the sleigh dashed into the village, and the grand, noble, trne hearted man knew he was saved.—Washington
Capitol
,, .. "—Vm~%
Catt. Burton, the celebrated African traveler, is bringing
Ovkr
.theskeletonofat!,
eleven feet high, to England.
Dyspepsia
Bhe
had expected to raise poor Biddv was quite startled by being made a public example of.
man
!U.'
million photographs of Mgr.
Dirtooy,two Archbishop of Paris,shot by Communists, have been told in Paris.the
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DIM INC ROC MS.
plITY
DtNING JROOMS.
South sido of Obio 8treet, between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Meals served at all hoars. Dinner from 12 to 3 o'clock. Persons wanting meals «ill be serve* promptly at any hour from 6 elock in the morning t»12 o'ciookat night. Tables set with the beat the country affords.
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Informatioa concerning nriees
struetioas
able
eel
one of
was
appointed Archdeacon of Chichester
•idered
(con*
one of the stepping stonee.to a
bishopric) at the early age of thirty-one, but
the Church Rome in
and became Archbishop.of
1851,
of
Westminster
aa4
tor
civen
2 AT
from Rome,
*5
a'
joke
against Dr. Colenso, of heterodoxjrepnte. some years back, that he had gone, aa Bishop of Natal, to the Zulee tribes in South Africa,convert
but that
iheZ-jlee*
tHWcoloreo
race in our Southern States, instead ol being converted bv the Manning mission aries, may
tuin
the
tpbles,
and
finally
A
more: limited aod un
miwionary
labor than
Southern States of Amefica
qbujd
not
by
Archbishop Man
njng on behalf of the Church to which he now belongs.—Phil.
Western civilization is gradually
overshadowing all nations. Japan has just seen its first base
ballmaich. j*
about
to marry a German gentleman
the tutor
who.yst#
Princess Louise.
of
population of Virginia is said to
be declining^on account of the migration of peoplet
^6 lnoi%
pfos^eroftpfi^gfons.
This
fourteenth amendment has been
cut in Senator Howard's tombstone, in Michigan.
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Hone furnished. H.B.SHAW, Al-
iO, 000 Agents Wanted immediately. MOO can .be made in sirtyBVe days-' KVery reader of this, both old und young, sbonli send SI: and get six samples tha mast sell tor $1 each, th full trtieulats Send at .once, as I am determined to lave I'i.O'O Agen*s Within the next xlxtf daj^s. Address J. CT. HEAilLET, Millfield. Ohio.
A,TOIOQCACKS.—Avictimtried
Nat*au Ut..
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THIRTY TEARS* EXPERIENCE. IN THE TREATMENT OF Chronic and Sexnul Diseases.
A PHT8IOLOOIC4I. TIKW OF HAMtUSI, The oheapest book ever published—containing nearly three hundred pages, and one hundred and thirtv fine |lat-8 and engravings of the anatomy ot the human organs in a state of health and disease, with a treatise on early errors, its depl Table consequences upon the mind and body, with the author's plan of treatment—the only rational add sac cessful mode ef care.a sho*n bv,a.report cases treated. A tru hful adviser to the msrried and those contemplating marriage, who enterUin doubts of their physical condition Sent Tee of pestage to anyaddreae. on receipt of twenty five eentsin stamp* or postal
by addressing Dr \CR"I
a
No.
Sl Moiden Lane. Albany N. T. The anthor may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon which hs books treats, eithrr perionaily or «jr mail, and medicines Rent to any paft of the world.
BARBER SHOP.
SOMETHING NEW.
NEW BATH ROOMS -AKBSHOP.
Bvervtbia* New and Virst-elMS Style 1 Perfeet Satisfaction giv to all eastowers. Okie between 4th aad3 ..^^-^ -eeUOdiy
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fuifj' a f'"'a* Tjiawr"
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MT Ju ttO has 19 pieefs an W'fl' V»s
18 p.ieci voo»l
Instr'l eiano •usiorwiirth $4 in sheet orm. Wewill mail' two'back Ko». fox 60c four for. ^c., or Jan.
ausicAuc'-AWte espies'fof 'Wl. gilt ildrs abd edges, $5 The Music is by Bays. Th mas Kinkrl. Onunod.'^tc A dre»s irrWTlTT "VJ. I* PACERS, 899 BroadIILUjI tLLil way N. 7. P. u. Box 54-9,
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bakery.
CMOS STEAM BAKERY S W -il ft aa *•&
FRANK HB1N16 & BROM Manmfi»etursrsef all kind OruekerSf
Cakes,
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Dealers in
foreign & Domestic Fruits. fa.*toy and Staple Groceries,
1
of early in-
discretion, oiasing nervous debilit/, premature dttcay, etc.. having in vain every advertised remely, has diaoarered a simple, neans ot self eure, which he will send to his fallow-safferers. Address J. H. REtiVBS.78
LAFAYETTE 81REE1,
CHINA WARE. &C.
Jffoliday_OoQ«fe!
I have just reoeived a fine lot of
SMOKING SETS'.
Full Line of Plated Ware.
lichtirtias no equal. i*Don't mils year ehan-e, if yen want niMandelieap CflW8TMA8AqOM.
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PgilaoG fetor© I
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C4VOCERIES.
SEW
FIR* NEW GOODS
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CONNER & B£ED Have Jnst opened a splendid New Stock of
•T AT THE
Cor. Third and Cherry Sts. Where they expect to keep as geod an assortment as can be feund in the city Mid will not be undersold. Don't Forget the Place! Bat call around and see for yourselves.
Alt kinds of •s .w imttm fv«COCNTBT PRODUCE! v..
S -il!
DAM
And Feed
BOUGHT
JkTST*
SOLD.
ear Goods delivered to any part of the oity free of charge. *Vdcm ClMkHE** KEED.
We shsU
Holidays at the
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Great 0PEEA HOUSE BAZAAR
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Principal OISee~]01 W. &th 8U, ClBeinaatl, O. The only Reliable Gift Dii-trlbutlon In the country
TWO S!»B0 ...-.$1,000 .... 500 a a a 1 0 0
1 I
5 Gold
a
merles if fflStfng Watches
worth
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worth
Vfr
Bet. the two Bailroads.l Terre Vat/tr. Jnd
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White and Band China, ETM9CAS and BOHEIIAX TASKS. Etruscan aBd Decorated China Toilets. Fine assortment of
TBSJ 8T&HL.
(Side of^g^^^^Ulineryatore.)
JOH $ALE C*.
EOSSt HOGS!-!
WJaw
will sell darinc the paekinc season whole hogs, meat trom the block, rib*, faet. aauace meat and how heada: alio Ol lard with the Vet of leaf lard at very low flenree. A UhecatdiMmi^^the tnde. 18!2w Main Street. Hyj^ttwdNlnth,
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IN VALUABLE .,3 MSI TO BE DISTRIBUTED IK&Ufi|*i£S Xi 3D. SIIiTEl'S 183d USCI.AK S09ITH1T
Gift ^Enterprise, To be drawn Mondayt Feb. 19th, 1872. iQapiAals of
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WINES.
sat*1*
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JACOB FISHBR Hai Jim received another choice lot ef RHINE, FRENCH AND CAL1forma WINES, Which he will Mil by the, bottle or gallon at reasonable pricei. Try a bottle, if yon want a pare artiel©.
PABTIES will be fnrnithed pronptl) by tbe rallonfor^B dniesi.
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BLOCK, «EBLK¥VII,LV. AH CfoOd.^I «UO«B OSfEE,
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10 Family Sewing Machines worth .100 each
"les
125 each 300eacb
5 Heavy cased -d Hunting Watch-
ea anl He ivy Gold-Uhains,*orth lOXadies' Gold tiuptiag Watches.
100
each
809 Geld and-Stfrferierer Ifnnting Notches.(in Ladies' Gold 1 •Vest Ohainf.
Table and-Teaspoons, Photograph
Jbums, Jewelry, Ac.. Ao-, ko.
Al-
found
^?T8'
inpuua W,V«RI
cbets, Twelve B, t20.
e'a^rBve.TTc^eU
CiVctltifS (•(i^talning.a rnU .Hjt of prises, a dae^iptiO# ol %e manner of. drawing, and atjle^ iafofinatiaB iin iefta-aioe to the fistri-
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Man RIB1' "V'i
BA BTLETT COMPANY, OFFICE: Rankin'i Dm7
NEW YORK STORE.
TfTtTl 4
Special ©ale of!,
SHAWLS, BRESS GOODS
FJLisroY aooDs^
And desirable articles for the Holiday Trade.
make it interefttin? for onr
eastomers
NEW YOKK SrORE.
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to
New Dress Goods. New Shawls, New Kid Gloves, Lace Cill»irs,* Handkerchiefs, Bows, Ties, Tortoise, Mhell and Jet Jewelry, in profusion and cheap at the ,• «v •'». -i-'v w-.»
NEW YORK STORE, 73 MAIN ST.
TT*-1 5l
65 pieces Robe Patterns, At 15 eenis. 30 pieces Biaritz Stripes','
We keep the Best Brands
At 35 cents:
-Handsome New Dress Goods, Hj-k mn At 30o, 35o and 40c. 25 pieces Alexander Poplins, hi#' »»a i^ifAt only SOc
of
We otTer them at lower
lfB.-Trv us
BLACK ALPACAS
figures
than
^jSWASSDOWN SCARFS, Latest Tiling Out.
New Stock of Silk Scarfs, i-.i
W
before
'4i.i
A
make their selections for the
Near Qovirt Housa Square. si
sTUST BEOBIVED:
25 pieces Plaid Dress Goods, AtlS 13 oentM. 100 pieces Seeded Alpacas,
At
15
cents.
Br or, he Cashmere Scarfs, Lace and Linen Collars,
J*
'lis2
LACE AND CAMBKI: HANDKERCHIEFS, -z in
grcat
lC,
variety and very cheap.' ",,s..^
ivertu"" ur. .".
Magnificent Black Silks, Colored Silks* AND IRISH POPLINS, in patterns. -hi ••fi'i'Xi'.V!
Lyons Velvet for. Mantlea, Handsome Silk Plnsbes, Black Beaver, ahd Fancy Styles in Cloakings, a pattern of which would be a substantial Christmas re Jr .. .. ^i3J»«"V iwli. If fr b'l ,0 "*V It* f-ti" I i.
i{ HUDSON BAY SABLE, MINK, SEAL SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, i». .L ALASKA SABLE, AHSKA MINK, •wt h. tr-s
BROWN AND BLACK CONEY,
Also, GENT'S BEAYEB COLLARS. Wejare selling these goods very cheap and purchasere should examine our stoc
buying. »*i si 1
Paisley and Wool Shawls in grcat variety, including all the New Designs. Olf- vr IT. I W S Ittr ii^iOVj 3 .•«!'-« n.ii .-"wtr'f .»e' if "ejr*'i"
11
GREAT'VAHIETT
FASHIONABLE CLOTH SHADES for Ladies and Beautiful Plaids for Children S 1^''H ft
PQ? lf*3
Hi
•mm
DIAMONDS, &C.
BALL, BLACK 4 CO., 565 & 667
Broadway,
Antique and Modern.
Marble and Bronse Clocks. Marble Statuary.
FANCY GOODS OBWBRALL?. PWOFCS8IOWAL. QRS. WATERS ELDER, Homeopathic Physicians "f.Xj kuKGEOisrsJ
Omci-
Store,iki
A.|
ChfrrwStnet be*. M**
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4
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yji•l'trade.imported'.theisinthathouse
aDy
other
and be convinced.
NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main Street, Near Court House Square. Awns TUELL. RIPLEY & DEM INC.
TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMLNG'S
6 »t.
Specialties™ ^Holiday Trade! so:JJ.M'WSI'
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OF NEW DRESS G0PBS,
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-Ol
Greatly Reduced Prices on Fabric*
Tycoon Reps for Wrappers, at 50c per yard. Ladies' Balmoral and Felt Skirts, from 75c to $1,25 each. Striped flannels of fine quality for Garibal dis. Gloves in great variety and Stylish Patterns. Linen Damask and Turkey Red Tabling, cut in Patterns as desired. »j
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144*u*
The above mentioned articles .are some of the .most useful and dp'irable to
^f4':m
in Santa Glaus'illimitable assortment. In addition, we have a complete stock of Mmltm, Prints, Flannels, Blanket Caseimeres, Jeans, and other staple articles thatare iji constant demand. '-va«
TUELL, RIPLEY & DEttING, Corner Main and Flfth\9trests, Terre Haute
N. Y.
Offer for the
^HOIjIDATTS 2i!
"the most complete and kent selected assortmeDt ot the fotloiriDg goods to be fonnd in tbeeity: Diamond and Gold Jewolry. Watohas for Ladies ft Gentlemen Stealing Silver Table Ware. Bronzes,
BOOK BIND NC.
A. SOHNABKL,
BINDER, RULER,
And Blank Book Manufacturer,
Having the best and newest Bindery in eity. 1 am prepared do all kinda of fiina-the inr. Rating and Blank Bool Manuiacturinr.
Persons livinv at a distance oan send books by ezpre^e and have them bound and promptly returned. Otd books reboand. All work guaranteed to gire satistactiontfir
Over Burnett's Leather Store. 0 A. SCBNABKL. Me. 146 Main Street, Terre Haute, Ind. deoll-tf
OOE BTNDINQ. JOSEPH KA8BKRG having established a
^BINDBRy'adjoining Daily Express Offlee
o-stairs.T«T« Haute.
Indiana.
np-stairs
A kn ual
ELECTION
JLA- -i* *4
T«»»
Hadti
IvouxtrotOnici,R.Co.,)J-R..18
t«*b«8rcb«ta»t'8
1
Haotc. December 5. 1871.
"fe*^nnual meeting of the Stockholder^ of this Company will be held at tbe ofSce ofthe Company in Terre Haate. on Monday.
ary 1st,
187-.
Janu12
between the hour* of
101
and
el' ek k. *.. the purpose ot electing Directors for the ensuing year.