Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 March 1871 — Page 5

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HOTKLS are crowded. CIRCUIT Court on Monday.

'VTHERK are lb roe prisoners In

county jail.

the

COMMISSIONER'S Court convene* the waoond Monday In April.

CbxsiDERABLE

snow fell at Newport

LoiyTb red ay. IT is estimated that one-fifth of the jpulation of onr city are Germans.

Six or seven young ladies in town pre studying telegraphy.

JONES FC JOJTKS hare sold 150 plows this season.

A PORTION of North 614 street is beng graded by a private enterprise, the «rolt of necessity.

friB prospect is that the city taxes P1 be reduced to twenty-five cents on r.o one hundred dollars, next year

W. II. PAIOK «fc Co., have My Dear )ld Sunny 1101110," a beautiful new jfong by Will S. Hays.

j\. track is to be laid on the south ide of the

new

passenger depot of the

A St. JL. Railroad, on 6th street.

THE city paid a debt of five thousand 'liars to the Savings Bank on Thura,tv. TEIIRE-IIAIJTB packed tnore pork last kason than any place in the State, save rnd idllanapoli*. riiK Cincinnati Iif if'n Convention aasi

District German Turmemtilcs in this city -i SsSSPSSPSl

SIXTH street has been graded, anil Fdowalks graveled, as f.ir south as Pdiorn street.

[v.«QfntK I)KN*iniK and Edwin Harrl^11 are building residences on South Htreet.

*11. II. TEKI, will construct a residence •in spring on South Sixth street, next 1 W. II. Sago's property.

TUB bath house on Ohio street has lion repaired and will bo put in operapn immediately.

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ITlii: Anchor Life Insurance company (is issued about fifty policies amountto ?vJ'i.r),(KKl in tills county since the ahlishment of an agency hero.

SKW postoHlce to bo called Woodle will soon be established eleven les west of the city 011 tho andalin ill road.

ITIIK proprietors of tho Telegraph (ills propose to run a switch from tho yliunapolis A* St. l/mls Railroad to lr mill, as soon as permission can be Itaincd iro'ii the Council.

I I'll Marshall Mrmeffner is now the (•gent newspaper In this section of f'/ntry. Mr. Kittletlold's enterprise is yt^iendablo, ami we doubt not that 1 will receive a generous patronage.

NI: of the most trustworthy and accomplished sign painters in town is Mr"'1 1

Th--*1-"iT-r1-

Chorry street, near,rriwrd. Tho he pjulutert for the MAir. office this [ok is a beauty.

Jl'IIK Saturday Kvenlng

MAIT,1S

the

rntest and best literary paper coming this oltlce, and for useful informan, news, and choice literary matter, [worth half a down New York Lcdy-

Majority t\nnt(lll.) Democrat.

•IK largest mall ever made up In hVrro-lIaute Postoffieewas handled rday. This was principally owing fact that the bulk of our WjlXX) jn went through the offl"oye4er-

11 people living 011 South First j't, In the neighborhood of the resluf the late Alex. Thompson, say ghost Is seen nightly on the spot

T.ipscott made his murderous k. This is InMievcd so firmly that ul persons have moved from the Jf'ftont houses in that vicinity. ,,

uitu.UN: T.KJK'NSKS.—''Ihe tollowlng Lses have been Issued by the County shiee our last report: ,,,. A. IT TV ami Cvntlda F.. l*»}\ jjntoC. Welch IUI( M.uy K. Normrvn, llinm Little and Andula M. WVIls. |.-t ,\. Adam* nnd Laura Hash. fi.l K. MoCullonuh and Nancy Hmltb. jh 'Holler* and Mary 1'.. Noblett.

•4WMKNTH.—-Th» ft»llowlng Is a list •rmenta for the week en'ttna this

u«: tit, 1 Mai tin, yenrals*til itvev. it to H«b«e it Itmg. age 88 nil l"t M'y. I« of Rolcrt Ilarr,ivgt 1 y«nr

j»h -1- Wiu. t\ lla'uey, ago 33 years— Fiuuk

.AUKIN kwper presents! a bill for tho County Commissioners for ft j»fUtjK*r few day* n»p\ vg the items wor«" charges like

To»5 stbnonl »nts To :!c vhtskv str.itos, Ac. The bill wns rowed. The Uw k-ejH'r took it to |*er. had it overhauled and into ami the Commissioners 1 ujvon It. The county |fb ri -hor if tho stimenlents"

Scktales" had lxen jaid for.

hange in the Presidency of the oli« and St. Ijonis Railroad the other otlleers of that v, or change its relations with «Hnnw\ion*. The mul will Ited as li r.'toio^* as ?«u indclline, for the tHMteiU of the lVnnsylv»nia tXmtr.d, who jointly. The road to h«ve iHlons miule to its ruling stock, a lir*i-\ lii« rojtd in all rw\Voo»lwar*l. ihf now I'rs slcOntletnrwi of h'ch ehnMeter,

A,rlen-Hl

railr. 4,1 mao,igui.

JJlein ImU.tupoiK

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MAJOR PCKDT has thirteen members of his Street brigade at work on the gutters of South Sixth Street, to-day.

THERE was a good deal ot talk about consolidation of daily papers in the city yesterday. It is understood this morning that the arrangements will not be consummated.

"AMUSEMENTS—their uses and abuses," is the subject of Rev. E. F. Howe's sermon to-morrow evening, at the Congregational Church. Services at 11 o'clock A. sr., and 7}£ P. M. Seats are free and all are welcome.

THE preliminary trial of T. C. Stewart for shooting the little boy, Thomas Blannett, on Wednesday, catne off before the Mayor this morning. Stewart was bound over in the sum of SLOOO to appear for trial at the next term of the Criminal Court. He was unable to give bond and was returned to jail. John Combs gave a bond of $100 to appear as witness in the case.

The following is the apportionment of the Sinking Fund

Vigo and neigh

boring counties by the Auditorof State, the distribution of which has been stopped by injunction Vigo Clay Greene Knox Lawrence Monroe Owen Parke Putnam fait) 111 Vlt II Vermillion

Two loose horses with tho harness on were taken up 011 North Sixth Street this morning, by a policeman, and lodged in Carrico's livery stable. The owner, who gives his name as George Reed, and residence at Brazil, came to the surface some time afterward in a state of beastly intoxication, and was lodged in tho station house. An "intimate friend" of Reed's very kindly offered to tako charge of the horses, but being unablo to establish the fact of his intimacy, was denied the performance of this duty.

RKAI) VVHAT UKN. KIMBALL SAYS OF IT.—After having used your "Hxpectorant Syrup" long enougirta*know and appreciate its good qualities, I can cheerfully bear testimony to its uniform success in curing the most obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, etc. I have frequently administered tho Expectorant to my children, and always round it to be the very best, as well as the most pleasant remedy of its kind:

NATIIAN KIMHALL, Treas, of State. For sale by liberie A Hindlcy. 34-3ni.

IIt'iiler»on. Huy of Henderson. vl buy Htoves of Henderson. I5»y good Stoves of Henderson. Huy f?ood Staves cheap of Henderson. Buy the "(ion. Grant" Stoveof Henderson.

20 Iloxe* large Massena Oranges Just received at the New York Tea Store. 3f

Vim Nlrklc'H Improved Steam Feather Renovator, corner 1st and Ohio streets, makes old feathers new,clean and light, and restores them to tlielr original elasticity and buoyancy, Increasing the bulk nearly onehalf by removing tilth and glutinous mat-

featherbed* will be made Into mattresses. Work will bo called for and returned the same day if necessary. Only one bed dressed at a time, and consequently no mixing of feathers.

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av-SM. J. N. VAN SICKLK.

I hnvr th«» Uncut assortment of Cook Stoves in Tcrre-Ilaute! If you don't billeve It coine and look at them, ec. R. IIKNDERSON.

Onr new Hcwerlpllve and Illustrated Catalogue of new and beautiful plants Is now ready for gratuitous distribution. Copies may le obtained of H.K. Itaker, l'ostortlcc Lobby, J. A. Foote's Seed Store, or at our establishment. '"JlEISI. Huo's.

50 mi re IN choice llaldwln Apples, New York fruit, ai New York Tea Store.

IOO new nml popular pieces of Music, Vo«*»il mid Instrumental, Just received from .1.1 1 tiP S'ew York, by \V. 11. Paige A Co.

Ir- A- I*- n«vl*.*wlio treats all forms of Chronic Diseases successfully on the latest Iniprovi'u mid approved plans together, with Klectrlelty, at York, Clark county, Illinois, has invented and sold over twenty-five hundred bottles In his surrounding counties, a Medicine he styles, Davis* Pnln Relief, for the cure of alt diseases, of a Nervous or Inftnmumtorv character, such as Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colic, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Diarrhea, Fever and Ague. It Is the best and most effectual in use. Mnnufnetnred and for sale at Wholes Hah* and Retail by i\xk A Davis, Ohio St.^ between :'nl and 4th, Tcrre-llaule, Ind.

AIM* mnnufaetur^rs of the celeliratitl Flavor! lie. Kxtrnot-i, 39-£m.

Ittddlp for WhoUwwle Millinery Goods,151 Main n»t. cw.

lr. \V»ll* 1- U. I.. lHaek. Dn»«Stts, i»ti s'jvet, opi*i*He IHatufflas Terre-Hauie, lii.H.nm.

This Arm bas openetl one of the hnndiKtm«*t and uuwt etinjilvte «ltUjg tstnUUshments In lb«» eiJ.i. P.-vfiIptlon* xwynt carefully prepared. They lw«ve e«»n*tantly on band a *up«*ri«»r artlclc of Pure copper Distilled Rmmly, Mtmetldnst tt S» i« ». elsewhere. Thej* make a sp ^y c: I'aney Articles, IVrftmierto*, etc. Remember the location, 6th stm t, opiKWtt. IVwtofflcc. ee

FritII. fctuMle sad Ornamental Trw*, extra selected Pew, Cherry and Apple Shade un ltnmni* Unip- Vlm*s Ci»m*»ts ««*ctUcr with oih«r artWe« usually kept In a N«r-

wrj-, ««,

Hkisl HRO'S.

Walel*r«« awl Clark*.—A new lot J«*t fwsetved of Ulitin. VV ilftiani and Marlon Watches, \V always k« s» the be*t assortment on hand, and Invttetlw pntilkto examine onr *«od* f! 1

s. Possessing*

thoroujtti know5ri!„- -«f !n: art of Watehinaklnx, tlworrt.k*»'.«y and pmctkmlljr, I do giiit-H p\r t' tr,ariv t«di work rwjttlw* UitWAHti p,. VV*. JiTAfl,

By Hprfna Slsek ot MHUmty Uouds ai T. H. Uiddlt I5J Main »U

We Invite attention of oar elegant Stock of Sheet! Musi Inn, both Linen an Spreads, of which we have at 13 25, and Crash, of whic best quality at 30 cents low and 15 cents.

11,071 17 &&7 T2 6,439 62 7,114 47 4,8-27 24 4,675 44 5,:tir) 21 5,094 78 7,099 62 6,089 46 3,577 20

TERRE-HAT7TF, SATURDiY EyENiyglMAIL MAR(JH 25,1871.

ekeepen to Pillow-ease

[Cotton, Bed 1 extra article 2«e retail the kdes 10,1%

BAKX8LEY DAM

line of these

We have a very ban goods, which are celebrated the best of all Irish table linens. We hajw nice lines of bleached and half bleached Jtien at prices that make them the cheapest goods lu the city.

TURKKY DA MAS I,

red and bine, red and white »»d black nnd yellow Doyles to match. These goods are now coming Into very general use for breakfast tabk*.

We have received a full llntof Towelo, Including 100 dozen, all linen, at 10 cents each. KICHAKDHON'S LIMNS, are the best imported. We are in receipt of complete line of Shlrtlngh and extra heavy goods for family use. linen Is so much more comfoitable for Summer wear than cotton, wo will put thesogoods within the reach of all by making very low prices on them. A nice line of fancy colored linen Shirting, and Linen Cambrics of the finest quality, always on hand.

SHIRT FRONTS.

A large stock on Friday, March23d, including small, medium and extra sizes in all grades.

HANDKERCHIEFS,

In endless variety. We have the nicest and cheapest Gent's Handkerchiefs in town, without any doubt.

PIQUE A MARSEILLES,

a full line, new, beautiful and cheap. VELVETEENS. A new stock, brown, black, green, blue, purple, white, scarlet, etc., very nice. "ONSER FRITZ" Poplins, very handsome, and a variety of nice, medium priced good, excellent for the price.

Fifty pieces new black Alpaca Poplins, heavy weight, double-fold and fine, usually worth 50 cents, will be sold at 25 cents.

We expect to receive the bulk of our Spring Dress Goods on Monday or Tuesday of next week.

SILKS.

A really magnificent stock of black, plain, colored, fancy, and trimming silks, cheap, in fact very cheap.

FRINGB.

Elegant black, and a few handsome colored silk fringes. A new and desirable stock of Marseilles fringes.

LACES.

We received on Friday, Quimpure Polnteapllque White English thread and Valenciennes Laces, surpassing in quality anything we have previously had. 1IAMBUO EDGES.

A superb stock, with inserting to match exactly. Admirers ot fine work should inspect these goods and some elegant bands, we now have In stock.

PERCALES A CAMBRICS,

Just received.

SHAWLS.

Spring wool shawls blight colors and fine quality. A new stock of Paisley, extra fine shawls. White and scarlet Shetland shawls, and a very nice stock of lace points.

IIOSE.

Balbriggan, Clock, extra length, and common hose, all sizes, kinds, and prices. GINGHAMS.

A first-rate variety of new Ginghams. A good article at 12XA cents per yard. FOR PRINTS.

Persons calling at tho Emporium during the coming week cand find more Calico, better styles and lower prices than were ever seen in one establishment In Terre-Haute. inWe will commence opening them on

ONE PRICE

will be named and maintained. No one In Terre-Haute w'll sell goods under that price, because they cannot honestly afford to. Soliciting an inspection of our magnificent stock, we thank the public for the generous patronage we have received.

TUELL, KIPLEY & DEMING, Cor. Main and Fifth Sts.

IIKV. A. A. STURGES, who has spent twenty years In the Mlcronesian Islands, will give a missionary talk at the Second Presbyterian Church to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock. At 3 o'clock, P. M., he will address a union meeting of the Sabbath Schools of the city at this church. In the evening he will speak at the Congregational Church.

Itrmornl.-1The office of the Blgelow Coal Company has been removed from the corner of Fifth and Main streets, to Sixth street, under the Prairie City Bank. It.

The Celebrated White Carbon Oil, for family use, at the customary price of the common Coal Oil. For sale only by Bimttn it Madison. W-tt

California nnd »w Mexico, there are a large number of persons who would like to visit these Golden States, If they knew of any business that would pay. Urlmes A Royse can demonstrate to any one, that there Is an opening of that kind In the market for a few days. See advertisement of $20,000,00 to be made, on 5th page.

ti»u«y OH I T|.—Plow dealers can make money on the "Hamilton" How. It Is better SaNhed nnd superior In every way. Jones A .loin* can supply them.

Rev. Wm. nrnham, of N. W. Ind. Conference, says "1URH'8 PECTORAL ELIXIR acts like a charm."

•laving Sold my entire Intcml In mv meat shop, corner of fith A Ohio streets. I most resportfolly request that all those knowing themselves Indebted to me, to call and settle their Account.*. As my means are v«iy limited, I shall expert prompt payment by those whom I have favored.

The business will t* continued by my sacreamr, Gordon Lee, who will try to keep a good assortment of the best qualify of fresh mewtA. Give him a call, sa-tt. Jmv Voanv.

After yon hare used every

MtW WB Caa«* «f UM Ckslmt •tjrlMi kMt laalltjr rrlata, at ceata

per

jr«N.

TCR A CO., Mala, earner Ith St.

IAKK A VWIT TO THE BUCKEYE Caab Stare* aai exaanlae Ihelr Stack aad Frleea, kcfarc parckaaiav yaar DrjOa«M» yaa will Snd thclRrfnt aaaartaiMt af Hew Baa da at batlaan pHcca. p. S. RYCE CO.,

Xala, earner (Ih St.

SEW SPSIN0 SHAWLS Cfcalva Style" at llftt, |aat arrived at W. S, RYCE CO.,

Main, earner llh St.

IECHEKCHE.-1Thoae new Shawla Jaat epened, w. S. Kyee Co'a. Main, earner af Sixth atreet. ,f

Sfalre Papllna.—The latest novelty in Dress Gojfd". W. A RYCK A Co.,

Main, corner

11 ti»i

cv-

to IlElt* A ARNOLDS 35-tf.

I'se llrown*' Kxpcclwrnnt for Consumption, it will give you m«»u- relief than any Medicine in the market. For sale by Elierle A Bindley.

84"-m-

Cough

Med-

lclm« and they bav«- foiled to core yiur COuRb. try Browns' Expectorant, ft will 1 rare yon every bottle Is warrant**!. Price tlj a per Hottlri. For yie olwsale and it1*11 by Kbfrt* A Rlrxlu-* Sf-tm.

way r% -Jobm A a good »!ow tor lew mon«qr than any (Irm In Urtm. Vlo with money In yowr lt*ml and »6C*.

Chtldren will take BAKR^S R»T .IVAU KLtxra. It will cure Croojx,

Sixth street.

PIN STRIPE FOPLIXs—Jaat reeel ved W. S. lyee dr Co'a Main, eoner 6th street.

Cashmere—The Popular Fabric for Overskirts, at W. 8. Ryce A Co's, Main, corner Sixth street.

Chene Dlaganala, verj' rich for suits, W. 8. Ryoe A Co's, Main, corner Sixth street. V"

PEARL, MODE, GREEK, BLUE and Brawn, LlshShadea far Spring Wear, la Silk and Woal Mlxtnrea, at W. S. Byee A Ca'a, Main, eorner Sixth atreet.

Sateens—Light weight—for Spring wear, at W. S. RyeeACo's, Main, corner Sixth street. f,.

New Stylea opened to-day on our 25 cent counter, very attractive, and very cheap. W. S. RYCE A Co.,

Main, corner Sixth street.

SPRING WRAPS, ontlrely new and beantlfUl, at W. S. Ryce A Co'a, Main, earner Sixth atreet. Free Exhibition.— Wo Invs received during the past week all the late and choice styles of Dress Goods and Shawls, which arc now open for inspection.

W. S. RYCE A Co., Main, corner Sixth street.

POPLIX ROBES, all colon Jnat arrived nt extremely low prlcea. W. S. RYCE A CO.,

Main, corner Sixth street.

Sheeting A Pillow Muslin In all widths, at lowest prices, \V. S. Rycc & Co's, jMain, corner Sixth street.

Stop in and examine the new goods at W. S. Ryce A Co's, Main, corncr Sixth street.

MOURNING GOODS, light weight, for Spring Year, nt W. H. Ryce A CO*N, Main, corner Sixth street.

Grey Mlxtnrea all shades and texture, for Spring wear, at W. S. Ryce & Co's, Main,

Examine our Bleached Muslins. W. S.RYCE A Co., Main, corner Sixth street. CALL AND EXAMINE our New Toilet Quilt. They arc the Cheapest nnd Beat Goo4a ever offered In thla market.

W. S. RYCE A CO.. Main, corner Sixth Ntreet. New Spring Dress Gooda Just opened.

W. S. RYCK A Co., Main, corner Sixth slreet

3.000 YaidsoJ new Spring Forllns, at 25 cents per yard. /», W._fj. RYCE A Co., fft (Main, corner Sixth street. prAe

c^aSicteHChed

Mnalln Jaat

Jilng makes of bleached

mtislin ml JP We invite attention to prices. 'W. JTltyce it Co., Main, corner Sixth street.

All the New Style Spring Shawls now open, at W. S. Ryce A Co's, Main, corner Sixth street.

BIRD CAGES!

BIRD CAGES,

jOHTY DIFFERENT STYLES.

Great^t variety of handsome Cr.gs in the city,

S. R. Henderson'* Stove Store.

Also

Nests, Brnckets, Breeding Cages, Cups, Act 38-tf

Bathlnj

I waft to bay Old Gold nnd Silver S. R. FREEMAN. 1 161 Mnin Street.

6-tr.

Call at Bannfcter'a and see the new spring gpods now opening. 37-2m.

Gran^detonr, Richmond, Midler, and CliamplJn Plowsialso Champion Reapers and Movers at C. r. Smith's, Stove Store, 50 and 5^ west end ilaiu street. 87-fit.

Fine tngllsli 1 id Freneli I)ln«oiial* and bctutlful Hn spring stlts.Just

of mixed ca»imi-res for 4eived ai Bnnnisler'.*. 37-2m

1 «ny yes! |.—J»n*»a dc Jonc* have the "Cast-Cait Steel PI|H\" wnrniule.1 to scour anywheit* and to otiwenr four jdow- of any other make. Talk dn't better It. 1 jwm i^hyairlnn* reeminend BARTI'S I'KCTOKAL ELIXIR for dl«pes.of tUc Throat and Lungs. See elrcnlwi », 4Lw.

Iook Out Ne*^Week for the Ust of bargains offeml at avtf. HKR7. A ARNOLD'S.

A Penny aared la penny made! Yon can make many a

tnny

by buying yonr

Cbrsetsand Fancy Gbdsat HEW* akxolpV. l.Vt f.

Hoop Skirl Factory

LMf. HKRX 4 AN-xoi.n.

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Tho larmt stwlliiwm of WiitrhM. at the Krrsl la at *fcxs iilbwmi Auuuiaju?. I«l Katn «t«*t. ttar caratr W*lk •trfft.

R. FSKEXAX.

Hoot? tioadi Iiave tbo mid. no w»«r' ''"1,^-* fV(

Wteit "Ley litiiifi at trwtr. ^aut a A#xit.ti's.

A Lat af Sailed Haapaklrta to be sold at your own price at 35-tf. HERZ A ARNOLD'S.

Millinery Gaada, a oak and Dress Trimmings and Buttons very cheap at: 8. L. 8TRAV8, 83-tf. 4 H9 Main street.

aay yea! H.—The "Hamilton" Plow is "walking ofT' vrltb all other sheet Steel Plows warranted Superior In harnneas, scouring qualities and lightness of draft to any. Ask for It. IF

Hera A Arnald have now opened the be»t assorted stock of Fancy Goods, Zephyr Worsteds, Furs, Ac., which has ever been showed In this citv. 15-tf.

aay yea!Q.—Jones A Janea give odds on the ''Hamilton" plow when put in the field against "Richmond."

We have two Flrat-Claaa Wateh Mak era, and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watcbee to repair will do well to make a note of this. 8. R. FREEMAN, 11-tf. 161 Main street, near Cor. of 6th.

Great Inducement offered at 11 KRZ A ARNOLD'S previous to removl g. 35:f.

Rednctlon In Price* at HERZ A ARNOLD'S 85-tf.

Tht Largest and Beat assortment of real and imitation Laces, Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs, Ac., at

S. L. STRAUS,

33-tf.

149 Main street.

|nay yes! Q.—Jones A Jones have the best plows in the market. Ask for the "Hamilton" and see for yourself. They mean business.

One dollar will actually cure your cough. Buy BARK'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

Do*you wnnt the First Choice?— Then call to-day and leave your measure at Bannister's. 57-2m.

ALL DEPARTMENT* WELL

sup

plied and Mtliafactlon assured In atylea and prices at RYCE'S CARPET HALL. 36-41.

ALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT attention at RYCE'S CARPET HALL. S6-4t.

LAMBREQUINS—NEW DESIGNS, imide lo order nt RYCE'S CARPET HALL. S6-4t.

STORE SHADES—ALL COLORS nnd materials nt KYt'F'S CARPET HALL. _____

NOSE BUT COMPETENT WORKmen employe*! nt RYCE'S CARPET HALL. 'I

NO "TRASH" GOODS AT RYCF/M CARPET HALL. SO-lt.

RYCE'S t'ARI'ET IIAJ L, GREAT Depot for Carpets, Wall 1'nper, Ac. A-c. 3f-«.

City Election,

We Charge S'2,00 for Announcing Candidates. WE are authorized lo announce JOHN B. TOLBERT as a candidate for City Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention.

WE are authorized to announce GRAFTON F. COOKERLY as a candidate for reelection to the ofllcc of City Mayor. ""EDITOR SATURDAY KVKNING MAIL.— Maay of the friends of Mr. DAN. CROWE, ita*kr&%Ttfrty ^mKhsr.

MANY FRIENDS.

WE an authorized toannounce MARCUS SCHCUMEIIL a-s a candidate for re-election as City Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention.

WE are authorized to announce JAMES O'MARAas a candidate for City Marshal, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

WE are authorized to announce Dr. J. HARLAND. as candidate for Councilman for tlu-olh Ward, subject, lo the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN PADDOCK as a candidate for City Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

WE are authorized to announce ALEXANDERTHOM AS as a candidate for Mayor, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

WE are authorized to nnnouncolWILL D. BUTLER as a candidate for the office of City Clerk, subji-ct to the decision ot the Republican Nominating Convention.

WK are authorized to announce W. W. SIBLEY as a candidate for City Marshal, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention.

Married.

OsitORN —JOHNS! »N—Thursday evening, JOth inst., at the residence of C. It. Turmuii, Mr. James o.sl«orn to Miss Ardella Johnson, both of Greysvllie, Ind.

MOORB-BURTON—At tfte jfeMefice of the In I'leV lather, on lb'.-i"tu uil., by il v. John Pinksioii, Mr. Juice* Mo«»re to Mi» Jennie Burtnii, all of i«i ysvllle. Ind.

GI I.LEN—PATTERHi iN-On the lith Incf. at Mai llll*Vlile. Illinois, J,y 11. UoWelt. E«|., Mr. W. (fibril, of ilfti£-i.own. His. 1101*, to .MM I*. V. ol Mitiliifc- I vllle.

BARR— DA VIS—On the 13th Inst., at Mar-' tlnsvllie, Illinois, by H. C. Howell, Esfj.. Mr. 1 Htcphn Barr, to Mrs. 8arab Davis, all of. that Cvinnty. 1

HUDSON-WIIXN-On the lflth of March, in Wnlinsh township, Clark county. Illinois, by Randolph Lee. Mr. John Hudson to Miss Liddn M. AVilson, ail of that county.

McCLAIN—CRU *H FIELt—On the lflth Inst., by f-.lder Jo«4- ili Skcet««rs Ht Ins resi-! dence ea.«t of Itr-llcniore, Part(ec«ninty,(iei. Mei'liUll Hitd Amaieiii J. iilH'ljficid, nil Oi tiiis county.

.roNEs-cnr^^.wKTtr-Ai her.-i'.'ne• of ih" brlib'V r. I'lTrv^vllIt'. ltii.XMitt, MMIC!I IWii, IK71, by Rev. V. Brekio Mr. a 0 I I I a Miss Ilattle

CbenoWeili, of lVrrysville.,

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Otir Compelltorran understand now t,f reskleuce 01 .Mr, J. 1 Virk«-ry, of Ann-: It is possible, that we fell a great many good# apolK by Itev. Jri (J. Merrill, Xr. iliriutfi cheaper tb*n thev cany them, and yet wf J'J'i&o.idl of Paike, do It.

DOTEY—RoWEIiS —on the if.U ln«t.. at, tbi- 01 J. A. OoldaiM rr .", of An* napo P«rke 'infr. uv R*-v. Ir•, «. rP. Mr. John Iv- llrHI**, 10 MW"

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A«k your Dnueglst BATTEH PKCTORAI. Slixiil 1 if!KiiMAX 1*KINTIX«J.-AH *indi»««T an I v)T i» luting, iiirii. iiu cti«u«ni.

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Died.

TOWNSEND—On Tuesday, the 21st in*... at 2% o'clock A. x., of Inflammation of the lungs Luella Engnn, infant daughter of Louis and Eliznbetb Townsend, aged nine inontlis.

OS FORD—A Eugene. Ind., on Sabbath evening, March 1®, 1H71, Consumption,. Mary, wile of Lemon llo.sJord, aged 67 years.

jy) YOU WANT

A GOOD STOVEr

Now*s the Time to Buy- &L

A few dollars gets abetter barg tin nt

Ball's Stove Store,

Than any other place In town. This-fiou can ascertain by eal'dng ami comparingsund pricing goods. Money is scarce ami hard' to get. we need It much!}/, and will

SELL STOVES ACCORDINGLY. Call and look at the following line of Stoves THECO*NTINENTAL,onlyStove made with

Sliding Oven Doors, four sizes. THE GREAT REPUBLIC, the largest Stove made. THE ENTERPRISE, a perfect beauty, four slses. THE KITCHEN QUEEN, four sises. THE NEW CONCORD, a splendid fc ove. THE WINONA, cheaper than ever, loursla-

THE MAY QUEEN, the handsomest nqi cheapest Stove in America. 1th This Stove I defy any and all coinpetkm. THE CONSTITUTION Coal ami W ootl Cook. THE TELEGRAPH, 5*H In ue In this city. THE ALLIGATOR,Can't bobeat, fonr sises. THE WESTERN, coal and wood, a beautiful stove. THE CHALLENGE, something new and nice. THE PEERLESS, the finest Stove in the world. •With these Stoves I defy competition, »n« as to prices, I never fall to give

The Lowest in the CityF

And am determined none shall be tu»jie«n away 011 account ot 1 1 lees, u.s we need money, and these goods

MUST BE SOLD AT SOME PRBM! Every Stove warranted to give perfect satisfaction. .Respectfully, 36-1 ra. ft. L. BAIX.

WORK

JS MY REFERENCE!

CHAS. L. FELTU8. HOUSE, SIGN,

AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. I Cherry Street, 2d door east of 3d, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. Docs Paier Hanging, Kalsomiining. (.Ji'ftlnIUK, Housis nml Slpn I'iilntin^, and everytiling usually done ijy the trade. The Rest Workmen Emplo.i e«l—The ltcst Sl«»ck l'sel.

Prices to suit the times. 20-tf

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LETTER HEADS, &c.

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CBAULES A. DAXA. Editor.

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A Newspaper ol the 1'rencnt Times. Intended for Pcoplo Now on Eartl*. Inclodlng Ftrmers, Mechsnlci, Merctiantu, Profewlonal Men, Woikcrt, Tlilakcri, aad *11 Manner of Honat Folki. and the Wtve», 8OM, and Daosbter* of all inch.

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THE DAILY SIX, 80 A YEAR.

A preeminently rea-liblo ncwipapcr. wt:b l*e lar-.-Mt clrcalailjn in the world. Kr»e. Indoneideot. and fearle» In iioiitloi. Ail tho new* from everywhere. Two conu a eot/ 1 by mail. 00 cents a month, or 90 a rear.

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Vjc 8emi-WecKlroaereartoirelternro:cia»), Tblrty-flrt? Dollar*. Cue hundred eonloa, ooe yesr, to cue sdirw* (aadtbe Dally tor one year to tbi getter u? cA ',#» dasi. Fifty Dollars. One haidred oootea. one year. para Kir addre»*ed tbe Daily (or ooe year tot be setter .i op of clab ttlxtr Doflars.

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