Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 January 1871 — Page 10

-:f THE RE ACTION IN POP ULA SEX TIM EST. fS.iv* the Chicago Tribune: "Th9 uuauimous nomin

B. Henderson as U..... in placo of Mr. Drake, by the Rrpublicans iiiitlio Missouri Legislature^ is a turdy, bni, nevertheless, atuple ac-

knowledpinent of the injustice heaped upon him for his vote against ini|eaehment. Mr. Henderson was one of the 'seven traitors' who were howled at from Dan to Jt'ersbeba, because they hrtfl tin* "•our.ijfi' and independence to vole aecmlin^ l' their eonviction.s, upon tin trial of Andrew Johnson. Senator Ross, of Kansas, is another of Luese. .SIHI, it he ia not re-r-le-r"d, it will not be because anybody no sup- 1 pose* he was bribed. 'i'hiH char,e was oroujrht agxin&t both Henu'er- nnd Ho-s, but jKirticularlv tr tir.Ht ::n"-Jat-ier, lx-::ns he wax .su"p!''»s .i to Ik the! least able to del r, iiiiiis' !:'. Time has rolled ou, and we now find .Senator] Henderson rectivinjf the support «.f ovory in either of hih party in ihe istor. ri IjOgistatur'? while

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plauso for mediocro talent—Kellogg is her superior there but she has what IJOIIO of these can bo.is!—an absolutely .perfect voice. This perfection is mani-

XCKL uot merely in compass, though tlr-t

3mhra,es

a note and a half more thm

Jenny I.ind, but in what we must call texture. Then j.« a liquid softness, a silvery clearness, fr"s!iness and lrilliancy of vibration 'n Xilsson's voieo wvliieii, i-o far a« «»Ui* evperience goes, .vo no rival. Nor is this exquisitely tempered org-in delicien in power, for apparently without an ell'ort it lilled the hall nin-'at to the very brim, and tr.'.nsforr,'. -il the a:,:-iospheiv n'o a swelling lidf of li trinnii From llio 'ioM'eMi whisper tf» tite higiiest not-.) we omhi deli-el no liaiv—it- is f.mliles.s in tK purWv, as i'- is all stillieient in its •trenglh and peerless in its melody jud it is tiiose (j'.' .liti'H. natural and not aniCteial, which ii-ive won I'orChristin.i N'ilsson tito mr"ls slut wear:-. jj-

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jjn,Arr.M'inA judg" has picked ere th" lislllil idc.1 that wit!to! rimiiial -. lie rebuked

up Honiewii

•.t lawyer for badgering one in a late ".sc. "and 'i d"\vn the anlounding ^R-j"si ion Iit it a 'u SIKHIM 1O treated in tiie atnie manner as any gentleman would tie-t a vi-itor to his house. The lawyers talk of having (inn itnpe e.-lted or sen! to a lunatic .tsylini.

wipi-: who had been lecturing her husband for mining home inlo.xiealed, •D 'Canie iueusr'd at his iiaiill'erenee, antl «!xeh«nesl, Oh lt. it I eouid wring tears ol anguish from ytiur eyes!" To which the hardenei wrote!) hiccupped, "'Tai—' lui—' tain! no use, ole woman, t(j bo— UN—boro for water here!"

FUR SALLL.

IAi

\1.11'AltM I od'er tor sale my t.irri lu loacy Creek Township, 'i miles •ioiitli of the iij eouialniiig sixty-vwoaoies. Tee ini|uove!iii nts consist of a brick and «trauic house of live roomo, a good new sta lile. and Oit well Rtid oist- iis. I'pon thr train is twenty-tv acres of timber, and an orchard containing sevinty-tlvo bearing Apple Hies and good variety of peach ti.'.'s, pear tru'S, plum trees, cherry trees, Sarvis berries, grape vines,rasplu-rrit s, gooscries, Ai*. Soil Mtnd.v. Prlci* 170 per acre, ••ash, or li will be sold on one and two years liin*' at 37'$ per acre. 31-ir. HAMUEL HAltlMSON.

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SALE -UV H. llolm ist and Lois on nea 1V every stream ^eity. At prices and teims to suit cu.Mo Alsti, juslnes-« hou«-H hi KUi' l'.ea'*V "I low dgures, that will always reut. a» vsi prolit. Have lands in Virginia l.'( :tueky, -niiesse.", Indiana, Illinois. Ar•UaiiNis, Kansas and Iowa, embni.'ir llious-

*1111*

of Iteres of Kelict«sl 1 lituls jusny of tvhieh are improved and are .... t.ade. h'or rr.il estateeal! at the olllce of H. Holmes, second tlo«»i, llfitualu street.

N. n. AKstriicU fu\nlslu-d if rciniirrsl at the time of siiie. 10-tf.

|^OU SALE.- HOT AND COLD WATER 1'uiups. siemit Oo\crnors. Throttle nml iiutteitlv Valu'i nlvt.r son hand. \VM. J. HALLA Ct).

I^OU SAl.r. DUUSl" l'KONI-S, uinns, Riitlhijiu, Winding Stair I'nvriueut Grates, nod all kinds of Itul

FOKSALK.—t.X.RN

FHOR

InR

HAVE

~uo-Iy in Kansart"j

A single moment of keen attention .reveals the secret, of Nilsson's greatness. She is not remarkable in vocal ornamentation—Carlotta Patti is her !(jua th'Te shrt is not remarkable in the depth and volume of sound—Parentis her superior there who iu not re-

is so .shatm*loH3 :w to repeat, or HO erodulou's ay lo Ix lievo, that Sir. Ross re-j .•eived money or any ot irr wiusiblo consideration fer his vote. Mr. Trumbull is by jar the strongest man wu have in the estimation and regard of the people of Illinois, and we assured by the best observers that d*-St-n ikr Suitable for all kinds of .soil and for ali pur-rimr-s would be ele »'-d to anvof- poses all of my own ni-mufaeturing, and all It ii 1.C.L- V.L nfl "r which I k" a ran ted4 to give satisfaction. I fl i. hi. nn^ht ck lroni th of,

low.i, aa against arty tlier of her pub-

Irrases,

Builder's

Castings made to at nsluetsl prices. \VM. J. BALL A (\.

SHKl.LEItS OF OUR

own manuftMstwn* constantly oil hand. WM. J. ItALL A CO.

SALE.—SCRAPERS—WF. MAKE lante Htind llottonnvl Sornjors spwiallv ^lapttsl to Rail Road Work, anil Cast-1 mil Scrapers tor fa'm and riwd use. Remember weturu out largo Iwlsof tin-in and can Rell tow ror «VHh. WM. J. HALL A CO.

SALE -SCHOOL FURNITURE WE art» prepared to fill orxler* for new and improved Sehool l*'urui uie.

ftwotheon

WM. J. BALL A CX.

1~t?RSATir5llINOLE

ACIUNKS -WE

makeuShiiudc Machine which will cut «lxtv good Slilnjtic* per minute without dlflnil«"v and with am ad tiower. Kee It IWore YOU BUY. AVM. J- BALL A CO.

noil s\i."E'' Fp- K»ie at a ItarnAin 28 acres of Land, mtliw Houth-cftst of Terreilaute The mo-t cominandlng building Site in Vlito oou»Vy. The land is peculiarIv Mfliiptisl to the cultiMitlon of ve«ctat»h* or rrtills, tsdnadry, sandy and prrsluctlve. tNnn»«»i«Nstxth cWi, balance in Hveauuu!*1 payments.

lia

Foffttrther parijeutars apply to F.lltor of Umi.

I4UU

S \I.E.- Fine Farm-The farm of the late Htrvm Hmilh, sr., bin* S«-i mil« uovith-east from the centre of tlte city.ls now ottcr.sl for sale. Tills one of the mostdeiirnblc of rural in lho £hiu: tT or State. It lien partly «l^n the bluff and

Vrttv the prairie. The Improvements first.vat, The location of the residence of *nrivi*siu£ coinmiuiuln* view whole city aud prairie. There air larse on lutrvU ott tiie p'aett, splendid timUn, and nowr tfcr. Tli^ inT. i..wet ca^n have choice of buyu» BUiety ot un* hundred and •Ixty Jfwi. Terms easy. Enquire at this o®'*" II-U.

KI: TIM HAND AND HKLL AT| maia:ucturor'« lowest prlcw (frjiftil I Kao ka Mntuttera, Pnw S*wn. Home Powers, tlum and lather BelUn«, 1

v|i lviiteka rtautixm Drai Saws. Horse

inker"1 Holtlm Cloth, Proof (Maw. •«. i\ til Oit an.: Mu ikx*l* generally.

Vl1

-v i\ ni n.ou Gu^xf«, Clrtmlar, Pre**Hawv a nil ^ini FurntabtQf

U-t(.

Wil.J.BAlXAOO.

I HI ESS CAaim-New and elegant deslitno ctiap, at PrtattBC ITUUM.UJ.M^tn aUvet. O. J.HiSlh A ».

Always on hand lante stock anil

u-v,0N

inatlcn of lion. John VarietV Cf PloWS, I UnitM State* Senator, V1' V"*- V.«111CL\ T) \V. RIPI'KTOE, general dealer ?n Oro1\. ri«-.s Provisions and Produce, Naliou-

vft»

repair

sJzM aiul St

... I Plow Material For Sale, Tin-: mu.sie.il ritic ofthe&l. Louis including finished, single and double shov£icivV,«.n, who teems to know what ready for stocking Itpives me always Sii^ if. writing ab ut. passes thi -tjji Nilsson

yles to ordvr vll kind

pleasure to have farmers call and look at my

opinion p!ovrs, even if you do not wish to by. My terms are cash and my prices are dike lor 1 all. .Respectfully, :jl-iy. PHILIP NEW1IART.

Cliristian College,

inarkable for the delicate trickery ot Olil, aUtltl (HI LO.j iWiii manner which frequently wins* up-

GI LB ERT & GOLFER,

OYER I.OCKM OOD'S TIN SHOP

Main street, nenr Sixth,

latest styles of Ladies' and Gents Roots & Shoes made to order. Kepairlng neatly done, all work warranted. 28-3m.

Wfl. M. I'Aitn, N. H. YEAKM',.

JJAKKtfe YEAKLE.

House and Sign Painters.

On at!i Street, bet. Main ci Ohio,

Iu Cory's new Building.^

to will ecei ve

Ail woik entiusttsl prompt attvntiou. Sneeial attention given to Sign Painting ami Grululng. 28-Um.

ROOM FACTORY.

COL-

4'IIA.*. HAKltlSON A illlO.. •iManufacturers of tf

al lilotk, 155 Main atteet.

TAMES

pjowsand am prepared to make all

f'n Tntl

The winter term of this attractive and flourishing Institution commenced

December

14th, 1870,

At 10 o'clock, and will continue thirteen weeks. Classes will lie formed in Orthography, ,,

Heading, {jicography. 4 Arithuielio. 1 .tiraininar. :r

And Iliwtorv*

The various brunches of Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, Latin, Greek, French. Oerman, all the higher branches of a full and thorough College Course will he taught as laid down in the Courses of Study in our Catalogues and Circulars.

Ladies pursue the same courses of study, are subject to-the same regulations, enjoy tlm same privileges, and receive the same honors as gentlemen.

.\I'KSLS.

The necessary expense of obtaining an education at Merom does not exceed two hundred dollars per year.

Tuition, per Term.

Tu (hi Academic Department 8 ti Of) In the Classical Department S (KI lu the Sclentitic Department N (KI In each Department Incidentals 2 00 Inst ruction on Piano, extra 10 00 Use of Piano, one hour each day 2 00

Instruction in Vocal Music,gratis. Boiird. lioth ladies and gentlemen will find good boarding, with furnished rooms, iu private families, for fct f0 per week. Some ''balch" for about $2 (X) per week.

For circulars, or any further information, address THOMAS HOLMES, Pres't. Merom, Ind., Due. 2l, 1870. '27-4m

JEW SHOE SHOP.

tit:

BROOMS, WISPS, &c., Cor. Sceonil anil Main Streets, 33-Sm TERRE-IIA UTE.

iyi:W TRIMMING

J. SCH AUBLIN. 1st door east of Rvec's, let.6lh anu 7th, has oj^mil one of the finest and largest stocks of all kinds of Ladles' 1HESS ANT CI.OAK TRIMMIXUS, .- And Fancy Goods.

poU SALE OR KX( IUNGE7~

CLARKHOUSE.

The proprietor. d«slrlna to retire from the boilw*, offers bis Hotel for sale or exchange foramali Dwell Ings In. or small Farm near the city. Hoitw doing a good business or Is well located for manufacturing par]Kw«a. Easv tvrmi For partirttlan enquire of &-U. \V. R. GRIFFITH Pmprtetor.

lOAL, COAL.

Hitch

u'mxll Block, CarrrsvUle. Highland and Ntit Coal of the hAt quality, as ehcap at MivphmlDlhatilf. MOKU.VN A ELDER, Ohio Street, cornet Sixth. 39-3m

EI\\IWS UPON ALL KINDS OF Mieblnery d«mo ui*«» abort notice and nt areatlr rodvaed jWre*. Orders sotlelted.

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TERRfi-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAT1- JANUARY 28,1871.

City Business Directory. INSURANCE.

DAV1S„ general dealer In Groceries. Provisions and Produce, National Biot-k, 157 Main street.

t.»

r\ I. HII'LEY, Orocerlra and Provisions, Stone and Mood are. 219 Main street.

BP.

WEST, dealer in Groceries and Prcvisions, Htoue and ila.s.sware. HiefTrst n!i priee paid for count! product, 75 Main street, betweeu 8lh and 9th.

JAMES

O'M AHA, dcnJer lu ciiolee 1- amily (5roe«*lies and Produce, Ohio str»—

BOOKS.

BAKTLETT

BOOTS AND SJIOJSK

THOMPSON'S IkMit & Shoe Bazaar, Hos new bloek, l» South 5th street.

IIA It BERT, dealer in Boots and Shoes, south -1th street ,opp. Market House.

C1LARK,

I1t.prices,

C. CRAWFORD, wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and Slioe^o^all kiiuis and No. 98 Main street.

E'ci, all stifles of Boots and Shoes, 107 Main street,

O]K09itc

REICHERT, manufacturer of and deal 197 Main street.

0» ff in Boots aud Shoe

HARDWARE.

JAMES

M. LYONS, dealer in Hardware, Iron, Nails. Mill and Broom goods, 20 stvies Cross Cut Saws, 130 Main street.

(IORY

A DEFREES, dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Paints, Oils, ifcc., 121 Main, and 1 and A Fifth street.

A TTSTIN, SHRYElt .t CO., wholesale and J\_ retail Hardware, Sash, Doors, Paints, Iron, Nails, Oil and Glass, 172 Main street.

QUEEXSWARE.

DANIELin

riioUT, MclvENNAN A Co. dealers mCigars JL anil Tobacco, opposite PostofTuv.

I'HOrqURAPIIS.

Cstreet,

KPPERT, Photographer, No. S(i Main

between and 4t'h.

DII.

WRH4IIT, Piiotograph and Portrait Gallery, 10" Main treet, ojp. Opera Jdouse. Satisfaetion guaranteed.

USHPHt'S New Gallery, corner tith and Main streets. Call ms and specimens

DRUSS it A h'iyr.

and plain sewer, Cor. 7th and swan Sts,

Mlts.

S. E. PHILIPS, Dress Maker, 143% Main street, up stairs. A large variety ot patterns constantly oil hands.

MISSaud

E. M. i'AltIt, Dress Maker, corner 3d Ohio streets. A11 styles of Cutting done to order.

RS. N. E. MAYFIELD, Dress and Cloak Maker, 3 Ohio St., bet. 4th A s. All kinds cutting done to oi

WATCHES A JKWEIJt

(GEORGE

ARNOLD, watch'

Main street, keeps all grades Watches.

CONFECTIONERIES.

"l*r II. SCUDDER, Confectioner, wholeVf sale and retail dealer in Candies and Toys, l'Jl Main street, between tith and 7tli.

MISCELLANEO US.

JU.

PATRICK it CO., dealers In Yankee

Notions, Produce Groceries, No. 81 Main street.

MILLINERY.

RS. M. II. ABBOTT, 4 south Fourth street, between Main and Ohio.

TA1IORESS.

MltS.

L. JAR RELL, Tailoress, 3d street, 1st stairway north of McKeen's Bank. Shirts cut by measure and made to fit.

MA NUFA CTURERS.

VIGO

I also manufacture Cords, TAKWIS, Gimps and buttons. Ladlcti, call and see the Goods

Respectfully,

»-tf J. SCIlAUBLIN.

ISSOLUTION.

Tlie firm of U. R. JefT^rs A Co., is this day dlsjwlv«d by mutual consMit, Ira Delano retiring therefrom. The buslntw will be contlnuwl by U. R. JetTeni and Ellslia Havens, who assume all llabllltta* of the old firm nnd are authorised to etillect nil debts due the same. TIIP style of the firm remains the same. "U. R. Jelfers A Co."'

UNION

& CO., wliolesale and retail

Uooksellers and Stationers, opp. Opera House. Largest stot:k iu the city.

(J. COX & CO., dealers In Books, Paper, Envelopes, Ink, &c., 159 Main street.

Opera House.

-\T ANDREWS, wholesale and retail deallN.

Vy Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ac., and dealers in Lumber, Lath and Shingles, corner9th and Mulberry streets.

CLIFFABoilers,

OCOTT, OREN A CO,, Carriage Manufacturers, northwest cor. 1st and Main streets.

Established 1854.

\\TABASH WOOLEN MILLS, O. F. Ellis, ff Proprietor, wholesale nnd retail manufacturers of Woolen Goods, N. W. corner 1st and Walnut streets.

VIGO

And FANCY STORE.

WOOLEN MILLS, established long enough to make the best goods from the best selected Wool, and sold for the least money—or wool. S. S. KKMNEDT A Co., Proprietors, corner fth and Main streets.

FOUNDRY and Terre-naute Car WArks, Seath A Hager, manufacturers of Cars, Car Wheels, Casttngs and Machinery, corner Canal and Main street.

MCMillers.

KEEN PADDOCK A CO., Merchant and Grain dealers. Choice brands Family Flour wholesale and retail, corner Main and T. H. A I. R. R.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

ERRE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLJL lege, Book-keeping, Penmanship ana Arithmetic, Cor. 5th and Main street*. 21. R. GARVIN, Prinotpal.

DRUGS.

ClULICK

U. R. JFFFERS, IRA DELANO, FLUJIIA llAVENK.

January lft, 1871. so--_t

SADDLERY,

DICKHOUT, Manufacturer and I«tler In Trunks Valines and Travelling Bags 196 Main St., near 7th.

'RED A. ROSS, wholesale dealer In SadX1 dlery Hani ware, Collars, Saddles, Harnew I weather and Skirting, 5 south 5th street.

iowest

HILIP

MUTUAL LIKK Insurance Company, of Maine, H. P. Milhoiland, A'gt, otllei- coriu-r .5t!i ami Main.

LIQUORS.

GW.

liROWN, wholesale and retail

dealer IJoeensware, Table Cutlery, etc., 78 Main street.

CIGARS.

A JOHNSTON, wholesale deai-

eis in all kinds of Liquor: and 'lobneeo, I«jwling Hall, 6th street.

MUSIC.

IKISSNER.dealer

.STO VAV.

C. SMITH A CO., dealer in Stovos and Agricultural Iniplements, jiiut uiuuufactureis of Tin Waic, oO and Main street.

R. HENlKliSON, Cooler in Stoves and .Tinware, .--outii 1th street, between Main and Ohio.

FOSTER SMITH, dealer in Stoves, Mantles, and Orates, and mamuaeturrr of Tin, Sheet I:on and Copper Ware, 150 Main street.

A rruJt-xzrs.

DAVIS

A DAVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. SO Maiu St. Met. 3rd it 4th.

MM.

WRIOIIT &. CO., dealer iu Boots

and Shoes, U6 Ohio street.

JOAB, Attorney at Kaw. Claims collected and estates managed. Ollicc on Ohio street, between Third and Fourth.

"1X7" W. RUMSEY, Attorney at Law. office south side Ohio street, bet.tW and 4th.

ALLEN,MACK

KLEISER, Attorney at Law, office

north side Ohio street, bet. 3d and 4tli.

TJ.

FORREST, Attorney at Law, ofllce corner 3d and Ohio streets, up stairs.

SEEDS.

JA.lowerXK,

EOO Dealer in Garden, Eie Seeds, No. Main street.

HULMAN

DRY GOODS.

11!EGREAT HEADQUARTERS, Warren, Hoberg A Co., dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, Cor. 4th and Main streets.

Established in 1843.

L.'

RYCE A SON, Wholesale dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Cotton Yarn, Baits and grain bags, 94 Main street.

riUIE NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main street .1. near Court House square, Dry Goods Carpets, Wall Paper, Shades, Ac.

WrrrisKiiUKU, RUSCIIAUI»T, A Co

TUELL,

RIPLEY A DEMING, dealers in

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Ac., Cor. 5th and Main streets.

CLOTHING.

WH.

BANNISTER, Merchant Tailor, No. 70 Main street.

H•WINTER,

M.in

SON, manufacturers of Locomo

tive, Stationery, Marine, Tubular and Cylinder Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Door Steps, Ac., cor. Canal A Main st.

JOSEPH, Merchant Tailor and dealer Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Trunksand lints of all kinds, Cor. 2d A Maiu.

PR OFESSIONA L.

III.

BARTHOLOMEW, Dentist. 157 Main j, street. Residence cor. 5th and Swan.

MU.

WATERS, M. IX, Homeopath 1st, Offlee A Res. n. side Cherry bet. UtliA7tli. RICHARDSON, Dcatist, Ohio street, Between 3rd nnd 4th.

ROBT.

VAN VALZA H.Dent 1st, Office cor. room Opera House building, up stairs.

SD.SHIELDS,

DR.

KADEU manufaetnrer of S^l-

dles and Harness All work warranted, prices In dty. 19# Statti st. near "tit.

TETER MILLER, manufacttirerer and dealer to Saddles. Harne*», Trunks and VallAMi. Agent for Miller's Harn«*»Oll,old I'oitcAce building, aouth 4th street.

HAT*A1TD CAPS.

WEHTFALL, wbol«»le and retail Rata and Gapa, No.« Mala alrett. C, ALLEN, "TV Halter." New York

WM. l. BAl^. 4 CO.

Hat Htore. UfMt DOTtiUdrouUtU^ on band. No. 146 MalastnMC

F. BAIHJKIiKY*8 CJty Uat Umjw NO. IT aoath 4th street.

A. AHN AUD, office cor. Main and 5th Streets residence N. \V. cor. t)th A Ohio.

DR.

J. H. HTONK, Ofllce Ohio street, bet. :^rl and tth. R«*. for. !.!% A Ohio *it

COAL.

BIGF.LOWCn*ek

IRA

A BERRY, general dealers in

Drojjs, Pa hits. Glass, Oils Toilet Article* Brush**, Dyes Ac., Cor. 4th and Main street.

-'•*k A 4

A WILLIAMS,Attorneys

Ohio street, between 3d and 4tli.

ZENAS

SMITH. Attorney at I«iw, office Ohio street, between :»d and 4tli.

JH.

in Boots and Shoes, Ml Main street.

BLAKE, Attorney at Law, office

Ohio street, between .'M and 4th.

til"

\»C4-

in Pianos, Mt-lodeons,

Ofsauf, ftOt, Palace of Music, 4 Ohio I 1 -»fi'

tis»

'*3

4*-

.r*»

ield and

WHOLESALE Gli O CERIEX

it COX, wholesale deah'i-s in

Groceries and Liquors, corner 5th and Main streets.

OYFERS, STRONC O cers, 190 Main street, Ten

& CO., Wholesale GroIlaute, lndi25.

BARBER.

THII I er.

ilP ACKERLE, Rarber & Hair Dresser. ijiera House building.

EURX1TURE.

ritERRE-IIAUTE EURNITUltKCO. manuturersofall kinds of Kurniture, wholesale and retail. K. K. Allen, Agent, Fourth street, opposite old Postofliee.

REAL EST A TE.

B•HOLMES,

(TR

and his line

A^ent for Real Estate and

The .V lanUcMutual Life Insurance Co and Notary Public, 11") Main street.

RIMES A ROYSE, R-al Estate and In-

•airance Agents, .-,tii street, near Main.

RAIL OA I) A GENT.

L. HUM ASTON, Agent li. A O. R. Office S3 Maiu street.

SE ii'/.Vl. MAf!ll.\ES.

rpiTEIIOWE SEWING MACHINE, S. S. Cheney, Agent, Cor. (itIt A Main sts., opposite National House, basement stoiy.

A UCTION.

DC.

GREINEIt, wholesale and retail Auc-t-ion and Commission merchant, corner 3d and Oilio streets.

.«

Merchant Tailor, No. til

Ohio street, Between 3rd ami 4th. Ail work warranted.

JOHN

BARNIKLE, Merchant Tailor, 111 Main street, upstairs, Bet. 4th and 5th, cheapest, place for suits.

Dentist, Office 110 Main St.

over Sage's Confectionery.

W. JOHNSTON. M. D., Office over niirieCity Bank opposite National lloiix', tith striH-'t. U.tidenee North side Giu»tuui, between 4tli anil 5th.

f"o il ami Mialng Company,

will furnish at iowi*t market pric«-« Antliraeitp, l'lttuburg, Brazil, Block, Lost Cre»?k and Kuicar coals. 1^-avc order*_at olllce under ItaiiK t^r,

rlh

A Maiu Sis 17

AtiniCVLTURAL:

(1ROVKR, dealer in Wlimt .Drills, ("ane Drills, Sorjslium Kva^orators, and AK lcultural Implement.* generally, W aouth Its street, opposite Murk-jt ilouw.

A. YRYDAG1I,

ARCH ITKCT,

.V. or)Ii.SIXTH dc MA IS STS.,

18-U. TKRRE-IIAUTE.XND.

UrHAXH

DEPILATORY POWMI

—Retnovea sujvvrflou^ hair in /lee min«iten. without Injury to the akin. Sent by miriilft»rlU6.

ITIIAfrs ASTII9IA CX RK Bellevw moat violent paroxysm* In /Ire minutes aud effect* a speedy etim. frlce

#1 GKiJA* -r.

by mall. THfiJAPAXEKE UAIR OTAW Oolow UM whtak«ra and hair a beaaUful BUCK iit uoty. It oonaUU of only one prrparntkm. 73 wnta by wall. Addreaa B. C. VrtlAM. No. 721 Jarna Htreet, PhliadelNlk. Fa. Clrrtlui mt frw. Sold by all BRAJBTAU, ..

THE NEW YORE STORE,

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73 MAIN STREET,

THE NEW. YORK STORE,

73 MAM STREET,'---

Near Court Aouse ^Square,

Has earned a reputntioii for Low Priees^^^Fair DealiW.

Our line of Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres, Linens, Cottonades, Checks, Hickory, Deniers nnd Tickings, can not be beat.

1 7 3 a S

NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

He are •pening a fhll line of PrintM. Bleached and Brawn !Hm una, (riuglinnis, AC., which wo will sell at our popular prices.

NEW, YORK STORE,

73 MAIU

"RIDDLES'

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OLD RELIABLK

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NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

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Fancy,

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Variety,

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Jewelry Store,

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STREET, ,'

Hear Court House

Square.

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W® offer sperinl indneeneuto is Kid Gloves, I.«e« flttls, Lislcl Tliread Gloves, Silk Glores, Ac.

House Keepers will Save Money by Buy ihe their Table VJuens, NapkinSj, Doylas, Towels, Ac., at the

NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main Street,

Near Court House Square.

Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Nottingham 1)111*18108,1 Laco Curtains, A., at tho is

THE NEW YORK STORE,

73 MAIN STREET,

NEA 11 COURT HOI SQUARE.

WITTK\BER(», It USCH AIIPT A €Q^ Frop^

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Fair Dealing.** & Low l'rice.s, T'f

1 SOLICIT TATRONAOE.

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T. Riddle,-

151 Main atrcet.

Anchor Life Insurance Comp'y,

Broadway, New York.

11# vfi. 2!l I. I

FISHER, President.

Absolute .Security £204.72 for every $100 of Liability. (New York Insurance Report, 1870, p. XVI.}

A HOME COMPANY,

iMTief^lliag its Money al each Agency under Direction vl Board* of Trimteea.

jTerr*-Haute Local Hoard:

G. F. COOIvlvRLY, Prwident H. J. YOUXti, Motl. Examiner, I). W. VOORHKBS, HAMUEL STONE, W. B. HUNTER, H. K. HENDERSON, PHIUP SCHLASM,

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T. URTDDLE, .JOHN S. JORDAN, I. C. O

REINER,

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PRESTON HU3SEY, Treasurer B. F. HAVENS. Secretary W. H. BANNISTER, A. C. MATTOX, I/5UIS SEEBUROER, DANIEL MILLER, CHAS. WITTENBERG, A. IJ. FOUTS, '.3,.r J. B. EDMUNDS. GEORGE SANKKf,

FRED. A. ROSS.

HAVENS & FARIS, District Agents.

All Pvlieica and Difrideadu Xon-Forftliable., 51* SaOriclioi oa Beside nee ar TraveL

Entiro Proflla DirMM Amoag Paliej HtMm.

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