Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 28, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1871 — Page 5

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NEW AD VEMTISEMESTS. Cloth Inn—Jo. Erlamr., Removal—ft. FrotJu Closing oat ttale-rTKb

Removal—». Fra tale John B. Gough. Painting—1* Iu Chaillu. New Shoe Shop-Gilbert COlfer. I Insurance—linger & MCKA

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THE Terre-Haute Savings Bank haa declared two semi-annual dividends of 'five per cent each.

*&**" Ta**aale of liquors at Hulman's dis-

^flUery during tho month of December J' **i amounted to $17,549 SO. .-{» "if .•*». Momr is very scarce in town this "week. Little change in ci .what has been borrowed

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wait well. .! THKRK are twenty-one performers in the Japanese troupe of jugglers, acrobats. Ac., which opened at-tho Opera Hottue last niffht.

THE scaffolding and machinery for boring another «alt we'l lmvo been put up in the *€mil bed, at the crossing of (Jhorry street. The Company will soon be roady to commence boring.

TUB Vigo Woollen Mills lmvo suspended work for several, days past for tho purpose of repairing. The proprietors contemplate putting in two sets new machinery early in tho spring.

tho last meeting of the (rcrman Building Society tho first division of stock, amounting to llvo hundred dollars, was drawn by If. Khrenhavdt. Tim sani'S nii'ount will bo apportioned by lot to one member at each regular mooting. The .Society now numbers ovor one hundred members and is rcportft^JlcurUhing in evory rqwpoct.

AT tho 'Conclusion of tho balancing performance at DowJing Ilall on Tuesday night, Mr. McAvoy came forward and presented tho performer, Mr. J. C. Long, a line medal, in the namo of fr. Goo. Arnold of this city. The medal was made by Mr, Arnold from a tendollar gold pioee and presented to Mr. L. for old friendship's snk».

TftK proj»rietors of the steamer "Try V»M have jusf- (inished •iCiltlrig an eighteen fbot channel Uirougli the iee on the river nt Pott Harrison and have uioored their bosit to tho western shore, where it will bo protected by a point rtf land that ]roJ'-:et9 into tho river, from tho destructive avalanches ot ice that lloAt down at evory break up.

IT THK boiler of tho engino at the HiehUriond Machine Shops was found, while thO engine was running on Monday n(ght, to be dangerously defective, and work throughout the wholo shop was suspended on Tuesday, Wednesday, and a part of Thursday, for the purposo ol' repairing it. While mending the first deftjet, tho workmen discovered another eqxiallv as bad.

A VRRV Jttfigular death occurred at Rockvllle «*n Wednesday. A Nfrs. Cole, recently from Illinois, while performing hordnily work instantly fell dead. She Was in this eitv tlv latter part of last week, and on Monday sent one of Tiur tltertdian^ an order for goods. She was' ^ibjeet to attacks of heart disease, and litis was doubtless the causef her d«mrt»j-fr

sett*' house in Prairicton, withall its iontent« exccpt a few articles that'^re tk«n from tho kitchen, was destroyed by fm' on Tuesday night.

The finally were tibwMit at church at the tlmC, first discovered the flames burtt^E^ from tho wi)»dow». The excitttiuent broke up the meeting fbr the timej nod groat efforts were made to extinguish the flames, Imt with no cffucU, waa no insurance on the builUUin, The tire issupjjoaed to have Iwn ttie rwrolt of an aeeMAent

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Macarthy'* Minstrel*. Boarders Wuut«xl-M«. Gruff. I^nd forsale—J. A. rbotc. 'J Rettlcraent—Tacll. Ripley A Dimming, Ttbocco and Cigar*— (Thai. woidel. ^a Hibernian Ball.

Time—I. T. H. A St. L., U. R.

in« are now in order.

informed by a grotllcawiu

living in the north-eastern part of the city, that OR

Monday night, about nine

o'clock, two suspicious lookiug'eharaotera made a eall *l his residence and asked wteral fnrpertinent qnestton* in reference tl& certain iotttrldunls and 10-wliti.-ji of tha 6n tho following morning. ti«mretat«d the ©ircuinstance to a neighbor who hsd

ent M^to^heiUa at each plaoe.

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county is infested by a band

Of IfcieTei,

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Ituun are destroying many fruit IHM

throughout the country.

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BLOOMPIKLS has just received a fearfui attack of railroad fever. ,?

THK grand Altennerchor masquerade is set for tbe 18th of Febrnarv.

fear that our name of Buckboard City tor Ter*re- Haute is to be superceded by Artesian City.

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ulation save editors.

CHILLH prevail to a great extept ^throughout both the city and county at -.P'ftpresent. j-a A j,akhk portion of the river's suannkfkoo is prevented from freeaiag over by "the water vyhich flop's into ij from the 11 11

brought into this mar

ket on Wednesday flvo large deer which ho had Just killed near Hutaonville, Illinois, lie reports deer very numerous in that section of country this winter.

A MKTIIODIST revival has been iu progress fbr several days past at Prairieton. A number of accessions have been made to the church and much interest is manifested both by the members and outsiders.

THK bridge across Bruillett's Creek, in the northern part of tho county, is tho only one of the three iron bridges ordered by the County ommissioners that now remains unfinished. It would hare been ready for uso several weeks ago but for a delay in the arrival of tho Iron.

POOR tfralnago, resulting from defective gutters, is a complaint that continually comes up from certain localities of tho city. We are informed by a gentleman who has made an invostigation that the canal, with a very reasonable expense, could be made to effectually dtain tho Entire eastern portion of the city.

call the attention ot our readers to the advertisement of Mr. A. Nippert, who is now selling out his large stock of dry goods, without reserve, at cost. This sale is bona fide, and no humbug. Mr.Xippert is going to change business and residence. Great bargains can be had at his store.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—'The following licenses have been issued by the Count}* Clerk since our last report: f'hos. Ray and Almira McDaniel. ifeil'

Josiah Norton and Serena Lawson. James beakans and Olive A. Boland. W»u. Price and Tlieressu Chapman. George M. Harrison and Frances Lowe. Horian Iteigler and Tt rese Keller. Robt. Riinkey and Harriet E. Speer. ^,al Jerome H. \V right and Keen a Anderson. Thos. C. Wilson and Mary A. Crosley. Em 11 Leltgeand Alvira Uauermaster. James D. Young and Sarah Allen.

VERY

inviting atfrny. of lecturing

.talent is announced to jmiuse and instruct our cominunit^Jr Otough, Wendell Phillips, Anna Dickinson, and Du Chaillu, make a course that could not be improved upon. Du Chaillu comes for the first time, but recommended by tho encomiums of tho Eastern press,by his roputation as a traveler and explorer in Africa, and his great success as a lecturer, he will doubtless attract here the lovers of tho marvellous and thrilling events in a dating explorer's life.

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in a similar ju&nncr, and Oil circulating the foot it wits fcxmd that the saute In-j eljuuaUoo* of its couurailra, it clasped di\ Iduala had called at 11© !ww :h«n it» laada». aitunred a-and den exelaniatwelve/'rf»^fcn placcs, making differ-! Hon, mnrt* Mb'baek dead t'pon the

spelling inayn, at the conclusion of which an old grudgo was resurrected between a couple of young men not connected with the school. They immediately went for each other in a very earnest manner and*.vere soon joined by spnio half-dozen disinterested individuals. With the assistance of a pile of stove wood and a pile of briek-bats ey succeeded .n making the engagement. uncomfortably warm for a few minutes, when one or two of their number bccamo panic stricken and the row terminated. Three or four of them were considerably .injured but iiono of thom seriously.

A lioi.in.VY treat was demanded of a young and inexperieneeil school teacher byhis ptipilp, in Pierson township, a few days ago. lie firmly refused them, supposing that his refusal would end the matter but on returning to the schoolliouso the n^xt morning he found himself locked v.it by a large number of his scholars, who were on the inside, lie immediately erected a pole, ascended to the roof of the house, raid checked tho passage of sinoko from the flue with the intention of thus driving them out of tho house. Hut they immediately took away his artificial ladder and left him silting on the cone of tho roof until his lingers and ears were completely frozen, when he was allowed to descend from his breezy position, upon a solemn promise to coinply with their request.

incident connected with Christmas day has come to our knowledge which is so sad and strange and beautiful that wo cannot refrain from publishing it even at this late day. A well known and popular citizen who is a devout Catholic, and whose place of business is on Main street, was the father of a child, aged about throe years, which from birth had been weak and sickly, an object of great care and intense affection from its parents. Tho best medical advice had been sought and obtained, but nothing seemed to help the little sufferer. From the day of its birth there had been a look of pain upon its features which had never been relieved by a single smile. We balieve it is always the case th it a weakly or unfortunate child is dearer to the hearts of pa rents than its robust brother or sister. It was so in this case. It had become a part of tbe father's daily life to pray often and fervently for this child. At tho dawn of the beautiful Christmas morning he prayed with unnsual earnestness and fervor that the Lord would bless and improve its condition. A Christmas tree had been prepared in lha household, and latfr In the day all tbe children, nuuabefing tb"i« or four, were gathered eagerly about. The child of which we have been apeakitifr, was among the rest, fh ih* Mtlf*t of th«. gleeful ex-

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HMake (p*a«*t nwws a—n tfcare before. alftlt flay ttifttW A#*** prarcr was not anaw^iW

Our former fellow-citizen, Sam nor, now of tho Tremont House, go, was tbe recipient o„u Christ of a very valuable present coh&is1 a complete set of silver, for^jj pieces, costing one thousand doi from his friends in New York city.

A gay youth threw a kiss to a cat1 penter's wife on Third street early yes terday morning. A dentist will furnish the young man with a new set of teeth in the courso of time, and the doctor's say that he will not be badly scarred though lie may be permanently bald.

McAvoy, the manager, took a benefit at Dowling's ilall on Tuesday night, lie headed his bills, "A Thousand Welcomes to Irishmen." As the houso was slim it is supposed that he would rather have given one welcome to a thousand Irishmen.

Mr. J. B. Edmunds, of the Journal, has been spending the week at the State Capital. Jim wasn't an aspirant for anything—he went over to help his friends, and see with his own eyes the distribution of State patronage among tho Democracy.

The groat Gough, who stand without a rival in the field of eloquence, will lecture at the Opera House next Saturday evening. His subject is "Curiosity." Scats can bo procured at 13. G. Cox ct Co.'s, on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. The profits go to beijefit the Ladies' Aid Society.

Harry Macarthv, who will bo here with his minstrels on Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week, is the author of tho celebrated Southern air, "Bonnie Blue Flag.'' He is also the man who denounced Yickers, of the Indianapolis Mirror, an a "malignant, word-making reptile."

Rev. A. D. Daily, ol this city, a minister of the Christian Church, preached over one hundred sermons last year, besides raising ten thousand bushels of corn 011 his reservoir farm in Clay county, and selling large numbers of Daily's Patent Portable Fire Place, an invention of his own. Business.

Du Chaillu who is announced in our advertising columns to deliver a new andgruphj0ectur©on his adventures and fUacovJRes in Africa, is well known to the reading community as a traveltr and hunter, rtoftieular attention was drawn to him when savants assailed his accounts of the Gorilla, previously unknown to students of Natural History. He sflcnml the wise men finally by the capture of several specimens of 1 on aniuial whose existence had been donbtcd. Du Chaillu's name is enroll-' od in that bold band of explorers, induced by seal for scientific research or kv® of adventure^ to dare tbe dangers of the African dewrta and forests, finhabited by savago beasts or almost

beantifal equally savage itivas. Such men were

ioua aiuilo, awl ftt a4#T»ioa of perfect Burton JiftHb. Gordon Camming*, "er-

-Who *rd tho Lion Hunter, the lamented Iiiv-. 1

TERRK-HAUTK SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. JANUARY 7.1871.

I'Ji'IiSOWA L.

Hon. Win. Mack and It. F. Havens, Esq.,returned from Indianapolis to-day. Judge J. W. Jonea proposes to make his residence in Bast St Louis.

Gen. H. D. Washburn is dangoroualy ill at his homo near Clinton. Uisliop Talbot mudo calls in this city on New Tears day.

Nilsson'a concert in this city has bedh postponed from tho 11th to tho 17th of thin month.

Henry Reiman, Jr., who has boen engaged in packing pork in this city dur ing this season, has returned to Balth njoro. ..

Charlie Feltus, who constructed tli'o handsome new sign in front of tho MAIL office, is an artist who understands the sifftui of the times.

Wo regret to learn that tho wife of Conductor Ueo. S. Nelson, of tho E. A C. Railroad, is very dangerously ill at Vincennes. Her friends despaired of her recovery yesterday.

Asa Sherburne takes Ellis Shartle's train on tho Vandalia road. Tho latter gentleman goea into the wholesale grocery house of Foster it Wiggins, In dianapolis.

Judge Hughes of Bloomingtou, holds tho balance of power in the State Senate. Ho refuses to caucus with either party. It is understood that the Judge enjoys tfie situation verj' much

Mr. A. Nippert proposes to make Ms residence iu Texas as soon as lie can close his business in this city. He de sires to change climate on account of his health. (ieorge Jcnckes has packed seven hundred tons of ice on his farm three miles east of tho city. Ho expects to produce a coolness hereabouts next summer.

Mr. Mark Ingle, recently"engaji^d lil manufacturing platc-slass mirrors in Cincinnati, has been in town during the week. lie thinks of locating in this

city.

occurred at a country

school house 4b hit eight miles south of this city one night this week. The teacher had assembled his school lor a

Mr. J. S. Dickcrson, who has been engaged in phonographic reporting in this city for some months, has succeeded Mr. Ilorrall as city editor of the Gazette. As a local Dickerson is a success. Piu

Judge Scott, having squelched the divorce trade in so far as citizens of other States are concerned, should now turn his attention to the professional jurymen who, collectively, are a ..nuisance of great magnitude.

Lyndon A. Smjth was in town on Wednesday. Prosperity seems settled "on Lyndon when tho sun is low." is travelling at this time in the inte? Of A. Gunnison fc Co., inannfacti^ of railway oils, St. Louis, Mo.

FORTY-TUBE*

car loads of stock pas

»ed over the I. T. II. A St. JUilfond this morning bouud oast.

Anew town named Jewett lma just been laid out on the Vandalia railroad tliroe miles west of Greennp, by Hon T. It. Young. 1 11 11

THE fourth annual ball of tho Hibernian Benevolent Society will bo given at Dowling Hall on Tuesday evening, Jan.17th.

WM. LEE of Montrose informs' us that tho prospsct of a peach crop next season has been entirely dJ?troyed by tho cold weather.

YOUNG America got tho worst of a pugilistic engagement with one of the

"Japs" yesterday evening just after their arrival at the National House. THK

subject of a now railroad from Danville via. of Charleston to Effingham 111. is now being warmly discussed by the leading citizens of Clarke and Edgar Counties.

Mayor Cookerly went to Indianapolis yesterday and interviewed Mayor Ma cauley in reference to calling a convention of the Mayors of the several cities in Indiana, for the purpose of exchangiffg views of municipal government.

TnE Macarthy Minstrels will be hero without fail on Monday and Tuesday oveningB of next week. There are twenty star artists in this company. A better troupo does not travel the continent

INTERMENTS.—The following is a list of interments for the week ending this morning:

Jan. 1.—Infant, of Robert Hunter, age years and 1111011U1—Intlammation of brain. Jan. 2.—Infant of Baldwin Kloer, age month—Congestion.

Jan. 2.—Charles Lane, age 41 years—Consumption. Jan. 3.—Infant of J. W. Palmer, age 1 year and 4 months—Lung Fever.

Jan. (J.—ElizaKoflinan,age24 years—Child birth.

CHANGE

TIME.—The attention of

the traveling public is called to ohango of time on the Indianapolis A St. Louis Railroad, to take effect tomorrow. By this change a Mattoon, Terrc-Haute fc Indianapolis Accommo dation train is put on, arriving here from th6 west at 10:15

A. M.,

and de

porting at 4:05. This will enable persons west to come to Terre-Haute, transact their business, and- return home the J3ame day. See time table elsewhere. 1.

S. FRANK has concluded to go into lio clothing business

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a more exten-

ve scale, and with this viow has roved to tho corner of Fourth and streets, into tho storo room foroccupied by Warren, Hoberg it has on hand a large stock of £ing which he intends to as soon as possible without to cost, in order to make room ecn^n extensive stock of spring goods* would call tho attention of the pubto his new advertisement in tliis isue. .• .».,i 't:»

MLLIK. NILSSON will positively sing in this city on tho 17th. Her agents here have boen authorized to telegraph throughout the epuntry that she will certainly appear," and preparations are being mado to run special trains from all neighboring towns delegations are also expectad from Evansvillo and other cities of the state. This will bo a rare chance for all to hear the most celebrated singer in the world, and wo anticipate on that occasion such an audience as has never yet assembled in our grand Opera llruse. Mile. Nilsson unquestionably stands without a rival, and her name has a charm that never fails to attract every lover of art and beauty. Such a rare combination of talents as she possesses cannot fail to be eminently pleasing even to the most fastidious taste. She comes attended by a company of performers whoso merits are seldom, if ever, surpassed. As a violinist, Vieuxtcmps stands preeminent, and Miss Cary's superior ability as a singer is undeniable her sweet voice and charming mannei never fail to hold the audiencospell-bound The ever popular Brignoli always shares a large portion of applause. Letno one who truly admires art and gcuius let this wonderful performance pass unattended.

Clonkincr* and Shawls at great bnrgains at Nippert's. 68-1 in.

This i* the In«t fpportunlty that will ever be affonled the cltizcns of this city and surrounding towns to hear Mr. Gotigh. ns failing health and other duties hare caused him to decide never to appear as a public lecturer after this season.

Insurance.—If you want insurance why not go to Hager and McKecn and get the best, at as low rates .as any first lass mmpany *®L painter*, ween Mfilrr

Removal.—Uan\ and Tiii have removed to Fifth street, and Ohio streets, In Coi^jV new bulMlng.

to to Xlppeci** for you Dffy Ooo.ls and, save money. A* I inVa^^MSbaufie my t-nsl-nscs, and will sell *t present at New York priccs. 1 r. 28-lm.

Many of our citlsenshave not yet vMted our beauti^al new Optra IIouic, and w«! gladly avail themselves of no «i»porfonify— Ilk* that afforded by Mr. Cough's lecture— ofvJsitln* that charming Temple of the Muses.

For Sole.—Patent right of the Novelhr Washing Machine fbr this county. Call and see It all the Dunlin House—a rtwrifccf fbr basins*. r*

Ingstone, and soch a man is Paul Da 1 C. W. B.VBBOUR, PneaC Chaillu. »l'

Tbe Annual jfretlajrof the Smelftiold^ erx of the Vigo ARrlcnltural Society, fbr the election of twelve IMmfor* for thceftsalng

^ptaccHatunlay, Jant^rylfth

o'cloelt a. mM at Col. Dowling's office,

Jofk'OtLaKaa,fieerstary.

Mettlement.—It being the time of year that,yre close all accounts we desire persons knowing themselves indebted to ns to eall and settle at once by oash or note.

TCRU'I

RLFLKY

V«llee.—Having purchased the popular Cigar and Tobacco Store, formerly occupied by N. Kai* jnbach, and of late by Mr, fm. Stats, No. 11 Sooth Fourth street, '1 beg leave to inform my friends, and tlMDOblic generally, that long experience here Fri ifeo business enables me to know the wants of smokers and chewers. I shall keep the most popular brands of Smoking and .Chewing Tebaeco, manufacture and keep on hand a good supply of tho very best domestic and Havana Cigars. CIIAS.

Closing oat Sale a large stock of choice fancy and staple Dry Goods at Nippert'p.

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Asthma is speedily relieved by BARK'S PIXTOSAI, ELIXIit.

Orders /or sheet music, and all classes'of musical goods, ordered daily, by W. II. 'aigOMfc Co corner Main and Sixth. 2ti!i'

X'lnnos.—First class Pianos arriving nt W. IT. Paige Co's., corner Main and Sixth. 26tf

Trliuminers. Velvets and Satins, all colors, cheaper and bettor than anj-where else at .s L. STRAUS,

IT- f. 119 Main St.

Choicc llnvanit Cigars ut ten by the box. Call at ChaVles Weidel's south Fourth st. I 28- ).

Rcmoval.-Diekhout's Tiunk Factory has been removed to 10(5 Main St., nextJobor to Scudder's Coufectionery, where he keeps the largest assortment ot Trunks in Western Indiana. Kxamlne bis stock before buying. 20-1 r.

liatiipnKiie Wincw, Imported Port and Sherry Wines, California Wines, und Pure Native Wines from Ifennun, Missotul, at Lylie's, 220 Main street, imuiediately opiK.site the Terre-Haute House.,,, ee-tf

Sheet Music.—The most extensive and best selected stock in the city, at W. II. Paige it Co's., corner Main and Sixth. 2*Jtf

Onitiirs, Violins. anl a variety of other musical merchandise, at W. II, PalgcA Co's corner Main and Sixth. 20tf

OrR-nas.—The celebrated Mason a Hamlin, the best in the world, at W. H. Paige a Co's., corner Main and Sixth. S 26tf

I'sc the 'nrry.*vllle Coal forflrates and Stoves, no clinkers, no stench, less smoke and soot than any other, anil don't stop up the flues. We have conntantly on hand the best Block coal and other kinds at reasonable prices, Morgan A, Elder, Ohio St.. Cor. Cth. 17-tf,

Rnrr'w Pcctoral Elixir, (he best Congli Remedy, is sold by all druggists.

The lnrge*t. nMsorlmoiil of fondles Wntrhon, nl tlic lewejit prices, Is ni 1C1 ytnin street, near curlier Sixth *trc'ct.

C-ff

H. R. FREEMAN.

Tor Hnc nt, Navy, and other popular brands of chewing tolwiceo call nt Chas. Weidel's, No. 11, south Fonrtli street. 28-lm

Bnrr** Pectoral Kllxir never falls jn Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c.

Oponlne of Hplendil line patt. ru bonnets and hat-*. Wednesday, September 28th, at S. L. Straus, If) Main St. 13-tf.

WebatF two Flrst-'lrtss Watch Makers, and a Jewchir tliat can manufacture any article wantod. Tho-»e having watchef to repair will dp welljo make a note of this.

ll-tf. if.l Main -r.Tttt, near Cor. of Hh.

Rarr's Prrtomi Elixir stops a ooagh nt once, and cui^s-acol .1 In a few days.

tl'Mi* Mtaett Sa«h Ribbon at^& ccnts yurd an| higher^ all cdlsrs gmd the latest pattern* at low ptte&s, at OL L« Strum, 1-ft 13-tf.

New Style* Ut H«ts irrtviof dally now, come and see theW st 17-tf. T*. Main 5f.

A Fenny saved Is a penny fnade! Too can nuike ulaju* a penny by boyfn* CoiseUaAd i'j^ucy Goods at, ,. II*sue A AHWOU»S -UrtL iTom)lalUrtFartfry

4ft era A A rni^bl h4ve no* oi%nq^ bushastifUsi »to^ of Funqf tioods, Worst«da, f'urs^ Aef. whicli Iw ev

QPERA HOUSE.

A Doilllfl.

WBINN^

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Til* andleaee that greeted Mr. Gough this winter, upon his lecture on "Curiosity" in New York City, was one of the largest ever assembled before any lecturer in America. As the proceeds of his lecture at this place are for the benefit of the poor, and as he is a favorite of our cltizcns, he will no doubt have tbe largest audiencc ever assem bled in tbe Opera House. ,,

Aa sure a* the cock erwws, as certain as the tax-gatherer,or that a ninety day note will fall due, so sure is it, that Ell Kahn, 163 Main street, will sell men and boys'cloth ing cheaper than any house west of New York. 21-2m

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•r. Goafffc'a Leetaro this time will be upon "Curiosity"—one of his most entertaining lectures, and never previously delivered in this city.

Try my Five Coat Cigar* .and ^xmnine my smoking tobaccos. *,&<

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CHAS. WEIBKL,

No. 11 sooth Fourth street.

want to bay Old Ck»M and Silver. S.

K. FREEMAN,

«-»f. HI Main Street.

Zephyr Wool Patterns and everything in this line, a full fresh stock of the best quality Imported lower then elsewhere, at S. L. Straus, 1J» Main St. 13-tf.

The closing: out Sale of Nippert's large stock is no humbug. These goods are all fresh and will be sold at present at cost prices in New York. 3 28-lm.

Jhhn B. Cough will lecture nt the Opera House, on Saturday, January 14th.

Reduction of Stock !—We arc making an effort to reduce our stock as much as possible before Invoicing and are offering extra inducements. We propose to force trade for the next ten days and will let goods go at very liberal'rates for cash.

We call the attention of the trade to various "Job Lots" which we offer at clearance rates. A visit to our establisMment during the next ten days may prove unusually profitable.^.-27-2t. TUELI,, Rii'i.BY «& DEMINO.

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SDAY, JAN.

1871.

Mr. Max. Strnkoseh res^ec-. l!y anno that 11 ft.

MILE. CHRISTINA NUSSON

Will make her First and O. appearance in Terre-Haute In a GHAND

NILSSON CONCERT, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1*71. AT TUE

OPERA HOUSE/"'

MILK. CHRISTINA NILSSON will be insisted by •IM ANNIE LAOUISE CARRY,

Coutralto—her flrst appcuranee here.. S1GNOR BRIC1KOLI,

The popular Tenor. SIG9TOR IV. VERTIKIT, Baritone—his first appearanej-her-^

M. H. VUfXTEMPN. The world-rcnowniHl Violinist.

SIONOR BOSON I, !Wust*»M'onlnclf»r.

General Admission, fi Reserved Seats, 88 and 44 According to location.

The sale of scats will commence on Saturday, January 14. •a.Steinway's Pianos are used at the Nilsson Concerts. i!S-2r,

PERA HOUSE.

"CURIOSITY,"

ts '-it )i

JOHN B. GOUGH,

FOKTIIK

BENEFIT OF TH12 POOH. AT THE T,

opera house

SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th, 187 .-

•. mot Admission First Floor, Family Circle, ".'Gallery,

7o cent-

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Beats may bo secured at B. G. Cox's Bootrstore, 011 Wednesday morain^ at!) o'clock. No chargc for reserved seats.

PERA HOUSE,

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TPaul Du Chaillu,

:RENOWNRD

AMlCAtf EXPLORER,

Will deliver one of his very instructiveand interesting lecturei descriptive of

ADVENTURE & EXPLORATION ,n-r I Ji & rr 1

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MONDAY ANf Tt F.SBAV.

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Twenty Star A rtists.

Under the super. lslon of

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TICKETS can be eared at 15. O. Cnx at Co's Book Store. liti'

J. MACK, DtuineM Manaprr.

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