Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 May 1871 — Page 5

City News.

Rnbwcrlntlon*.—1The BATCRDAV EverINO MAIL I* delivered to city subscriber* at TWENTY CENTS a month, payable at tne end of every four week", or nt TWO potions a year »'»I MFWMEC, The MAI L. will O© furnished by jost, or al this office. al the following rates: One Year, 82,0) Six Month*, #1,00 Three Months, 50 Cent»—timmaWy in atlvan cr

(tiraf AdverthhtR.-We shall hereafter give special prom 1 netiee to the notice* tinder the head of Wanted, For Bole, For Rent, Lost, Found. Ac, We will charge five cents a line for each ln*ertlon of such advertisement*, and no notice will be reckoned at less than Ave line*. The circulation of the AL is such that we can assure the public that It 1* carefully and regularly read In the homes of nine out of ten reading jerBons In this city and lis immediate vicinity.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Phoenix White I*ad—Gullck A I terry. Decoration Day. Piano Tuning— 1*. H. More. Medical—/.. Ci. Martin. Excelsior Swing—B. Cox. Art Emjforium—R. Gagg. Spectacle*—W. Ktatv.. Stelnway Pianos— A. Hhide. Reception of Emmet Oaardx. Wanted—Books to keep. House ami Ivit for sale. Jewelry, Ac.—Riddle. 'sifca, Votice— Win. Bmlth. Summer Goods—Tuell, Ripley A Doming. Fluting Machines—Corv A Co Parasols, Fans, Ac.—W. ft. Ryce & Co.

LKTTITK have peas.

Tin- Hibernians picnlced on "Wednesdav.

A»ITATK the Fourth of July celebration.

T.JIKK insurance oompanies aro shaky look to your policies.

THIS tirno next year political excitement will be^in to warm up.

Tm: new policemen havo not yet bloomed out in blue and brass.

ITon-PENs are beginning to waft their sweetness upon the city air.

Tin: German Tumors picnic at HarI.'K drove to-morrow.

ScK.vi'SH is greatly increasing, p«rticr.arly in the infantry corps.

TJI ICK aro i&o idle masons or plfistercrs noy in tho city.

Tin- )avis Family give a concert at KnightSown, ('lay county, to-night.

A mux* of the Temple of Honor is soon to la organized in this city.

Krsr Inn alroady made its appeared on tho Mhoat in some parts of the county.

Mom: talk of newspaper consolidation. This time it refers to Democratic papers.

A ro.vntoj.i.iNw interest in tho 10. «V Hailroad Company is owned in this city.

Xli i* eoofcs'a* Mouso itrfiek on Thursday morning. Xobody hurt. The house still feeds well.

SHATH »V HAOKK'K new and ertensivo moulding shops .are now ready for occupancy.

AN average of about five thousand glasses of soda water are swallowed in this city daily.

LOTS in fc'.ie city cemetery ran go in price from twenty-live to one hundred dollars.

TilK new cit-y council seems disposed to make no change in the City School Hoard.

Tin: membership of the temperance organisation in this city is increased at the rate of eight or ten per week.

Aimi'T twenty "swampangels," from the river bottoms, have recently been discharged from the county poor house.

Tut: ounal between Mnin and Ohio streets is now being tilled with Hand. It will Vie graveled anil used as a street.

TICK people of Vermillion county project a grand old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration at Newport this season.

TWKNTT dollars was paid for tho privilege of selling refreshments on the picnic grounds of the Centenary Senday school at Newport, to-day. I

THK foundation of the new I'lurcix foundry build tog has just been laid. It will be built of brick, two storie* high, and lari?e enough to confain all the principal machinery of the foundry.

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MM»frf«a«

THE Printer's Union will run «N excursion train to Perrysvlllj on tho Fourth of July.

TIIK Fire Department, Odd Follows, and other organisations, will parade on Decoration Day.

OBSTRUCTED alleys form the basis of many eruptions between dilTorent families and business men In tho eitj.

SOUTH Fourth street is, »t times, the most densely erowdod business thoroughfare in tho city. .H

A SMAI.L eart load of franked documents from Hon. D. W. Voorhees has been received at the city postolTUe.

WORK is now being done on tho Fast and West railroad bridge, at Montexuma. Mr. Daniels, of Itoekvillc, has tho contract for building ir.

TIIK articles organizing the "Plymouth Chapel Association" have been tiled for record in thccounty recorder's oflice.

MOKK than one hundred dwelling houses on Thirteenth snd Fourteenth streets, south ot Main, have been built within tho past year.

OI'K German eitizons propose to organise another building society. A meeting will IXJ held at tho Runner office to-morrow for the purpose ot organizing.

TIIK Toledo, Thorntown and St. Louis Railroad is projected to run through the northern part of Parke county and form a junction with the I. it St. L. Railroad at Paris, or Mattoon.

Iris thought that F. Railroad stock will incrcaso in value alter tho completion of tho K. T. II. it C. Railway. Vigo county owns $."0,(X)0 worth of stock in the former line.

Wiro^finds all the umbrellas that everybody loses? Kvory man we meet loses tho umbrella he buys but wo haye never got acquainted with tho man that tinds them. Can any one tell us beiore the next rain?

To reach tho trade of town and country, far and near, nothing is to be cornpared with the advertising columns of the MAIL. It goes everywhere in this vicinity, and is leisurely read, advertisements and a!!. Try it this spring, and be benefitted.

WHKX strangers visit Terre-llauto the lirst question asked them is, "Have you seen tho Opera IIouso?" Strangers visiting Fvansville are invariably asked, "Have you visited the Salt Well, and havo you formed he acquaintance of Van Riper?''

A lU'Mon is in circulation that a band of loafers and idlers have organized for tho uurpasfLQf cominittins jfrtriq&s depredations in the city, such as disturbing public meetings, breaking up picnics, ite. Their plans have leaked out. Tho policemen will be on the lookout. No such attempts will prove successful.

OIL flowed from tlie Terre-llauto House artesian well at a depth of 127G feet. The rock through which tiio Cherry street well is being bored now is strongly impregnated with oil the gentlemen managing it are guine that oil will flow when reach a depth of J'_!•" loot.

Tin: corporation known tis the Rv- quent evils. Thai sort of thing is goansville, Tem-lL.'«te A Chicago Rail- ing out of fashion. The "good old way builds only the line from this city times" we hear sf tnneh about could to Danville. The road from Chicago to hardly compare with the better promJanvilli© is owned fitul controlled by ise of tho present in this respect, another corporation. "A Voung America of to-day desires to be

HbTEi. business lively.

and santhev

POST.MASTKU lt KNKTT proposes to rcmovc the lock boxes to the south sido of the PostoftlQc, and will place an iron railing in front so astodivide the north from tho south half of the building. The south side wiil be kept open ono hour later than th° usual time of closing, to euablo tho public to have* access to the stamp oflice in the evening.

M». NOX, of Rochester, New York, the manufacturer of the Stone Cement Pavement, is now in the city, preparing to manufacture a specimen ot this pavement for examination by our citizens, with the view of paving the principal streets of the city. He will pave with this cement, a short jKirtion of Fourth street near Walnut, In a fewdays. The cement is made Iromgravel, coal-tar and hydraulic cement, and can bo put down at a cost of twelve cents per square foot.

IT is aijrnttiying fact, nnd we mention it for the credit of "the boys," that there are fewer young men lioreabouts than formerly who are disposed to waste their lives in idleness and its conse-

up and doing, and is not usually con-

THK residence of Bmi.unin F. Habb, U'pl lo, b\,a loafer or .v dopeudentv In Liberty township. Parke county, was destroyed by Oregon Tuesday eve-J SOSIK of our merchants nud other e»tnlng, the JHh lust. The household lr.ei»s ivre now discussing the propriety goods were mainly saved. Loss alnuitof placing another night policeman on thn«? thousand I' No insuinnco. Main street. Only one jK»lieeiuan now keep« watch on this street, and tho

PnTvsrpKVT T/i: in I main* snc«^wssful robberies, burglaries Conq-.nv .tlreadv have ti-.n sunlcHUit to build" tho entire road. He also in- and jn. endiarics that have been eomforms us that the ears are running reg- mitto.i in the past, on th .^ throughfare ulatly from Franktbrt. Cllnt«n etun.A\ {Jje fact that this force should bo

crawfordsvilie in July.—wealtiuovera mile in extent and propHidtcwt, tooted wi n«»st ea*»^s merely by a glass .. T~~"" t^!t I door or a thin shoiild bo guard-

CLINTIN is wide-awake, and improve S ... ment is the watch-word wl -r.-, N |cd by more than-wo «Mn. The plan is houses are being built in every |».irt wf to supiort the extra pollcpman, one or

Subtam i.»S, first class hotts- {j,e d,nt

si'sr *'"u,n

.:ur.'.'etl. Ninety thoussndled.

bushels tin has l»e«n brou|rh», more than fifteen |M?r week from

NVni-

Thev aeeept the benefits the roadl and impnve them. Sacee«« U) pr«jwrt\ annuall. Tb. Jfl p* JSVIrjWiri Jbwtrr lic^uiaxi should be secured.

Ih»

leobtaineif

This

bv asa^ess-

tax would not amount to

ea#vestablishment on the principal

Hedges is building a largo flourmg mill at the depot and wiil «uso engJig*' P*r* ^li'n street sud if kep» np, in tlie grain trade. ix»n?e VV. Kdwards might le the ineansof savingtliousands is also erecting a large ffrain-house.

^liars'worth of stolen anddestrov-

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. MAY 20.1871.

TWKNTY towns in Cluy counfy.

GKNKHAL trade disoouragingly dull.

MAHTKN'B Furnaco.neiir.Hrwll, la !»pt working at this time.

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Tins now Phoenix Foundry building will cost $4,000.

PITCHING horso shoes is now tho staple amusement in Bagdad.

IT is rumored that an agricultural monthly will be issued in this city soon.

TxtHAStJiiKH RYNICIX will itiako his annual settlement with tho Treasurer of Stato on Monday.

ALL the county offices, exeeptingono, are now doing business in necordanco with the now loo and salary bill.

THK drummers say dry goods aro retailed cheaper in Terre-llauto than in any other city of the west.

Tun business rooms to bo erected by Mr. Itoso, Mr. O'Iioyle, and Miss Karidoi^ will cost §10,000 each.

A vAOKANT woman was sent to the Station Housoforten days this morning by Mayor Thomas. f"

THK German Catholic Church will hold a picnic at Early's Grove ono week trom next Monday.

FAKMKUS havo despaired of raising a full crop of anything excopt potato but,s

OBJKCT lessons arc now taught in tho primary departments of the public schools. -w

ALL tho Masonic Lodges in this city and county, will bo represented at the meeting of the Grand Lodge at Indianapolis on Tuesday.

A LUMP of block coal weighing 1774 pounds was exhibited to the Brazil excursionists yesterday by the Clay Coal Company.

FOITU divorccs were granted in the last term ol the Common Pleas Court. Other divoice suits wex-edismissed and a few continued.

JOHN STEVENS, whose trial has been progressing at Roclcvillo during the week was yesterday convicted of murder in tho first degree and sentenced to tho penitentiary for life.

THK Indiailppolis Harmonic Society willpicnioin this city on Sunday, June 4tli. It will probably be tho largest Sunday picnic ever held in t'.is vicinitv. ....

Tin iitjry in this vicinity is suffering for raff) Wheat, oats, and young corn look sickly. .Many cornfields have not sprouted and will do so without moisture.

SERVICES to-morrow at Plymouth Chapel, corner Bloomington road and Thirteenth street, at 11 A. M., and VA P. M. Preaching by Rev. O. IX Crawford. Sunday school at 2)4

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A si'i'KiciENT amount of money has already been raised to defray all the expenses of decorating tho soldiers graves. The expenses will be over two hundred dollars. ,v„ ».

A KALOON was closed up on Third street the other day by an indidtment against the proprietor for selling without license. The proprietor imuiediatelv absconded.

TWKNTV-SIX coal mines, worked by nineteen different parties and corporations, are in operation in the vkdnity of Brazil. Two hundred and fifty ear loads of coal are taken from these mines daily.

REV. E. F. HOWE, of the Congregational Church, begins a series of sermons on The Ethics of Professional Practice." The following are tho subjects: The Minister the Teacher the Lawyer tho Physician the Editor.

MAKIUAOK LICENSES.—Tho following licenses have been issued by the County Clork since our last report:

Thomas (Jrace nnd Mattle Brown. William H. Gray and Justine Melvin. William I). Van Cleavu and Lida Brown. James A. Knight and Eliza A. Hepner. James Cronln and MajtKie Bmycss. James A. Murray and Kuttlo \V. Kjirly. Marlon H. Payne nnd Mary J. Payne. Joshua Record and Matilda J. Puekett.

TITE ladles of St. Stephen's Church will give a Soiree Musiealc at the residonce of L. M. Cook, on Monday night for the benefit ol tho admirable choir of that church. The entertainment will be exceedingly agreeable and pleasant. Some of our most popular amateur musicians will assist in the exercises. A fbw tickets remaining unsold can be procured at the store of J. Cook it Son.

THEexcursion of tho Indiana Editorial Association to the Clay county coal mines yesterday was a very enjoyable affair. A ear load of ladies and gentlemen from this city joined the excursionists at Knighlsvilic after which the mines,of Weaver, McClelland, Clay County Coal Company, Niblock, and Andrews were isited. A number of ladies and gentlemen availed themselves of the opportunity of going into the Niblock shaft. The citizens of Br ixil maintained the reputation for hospitality' and generosily so well earned on former occasions. A bountiful dinner was served at three o'clock. A reception speech was* made by Rev. Mr Tiiggart, and respowfPN to by I. E. Caldwell. Speochwi Yfcre afterwards made by Mr. Harper of the Danville (111.'I Oammrrcini Prof. Cox. State Geolosist aud Bay leas

this city.

A (jTWAWBEnRY festival will be given at tb? Presbyterian C'liurch on street, next Thusday evening, for th® benefit of the Sabbath school. All

rC8pectfully

invited to attend.

TffE people of Indianapolis have borrowd half a million of dollars of Eastern cupitalists, on real estate security. DotiWl®88 tlio Terre-Hauto money market could bo mado easj' in tho same wayi thv proper effort wcro made.

LA-^T Thursday evening about lour o'clock, Mr. Hugh Dallas, and old resi-1 dent ol Ihis county, was shot through the body by sonio unknown person, about four miles from town. Fears are entertained that he will not recover.— Newport Transcript.

TilE school house lever in Prairioton has subsided. The citizens havo voted not to bankrupt the township, and that! eight thousand dollar brick edifice vii' now cost but two or three thousand dollars, and will bo an ordinary frame build»P.

IMPORTANT changes in tho time tables of tlio several railroads converging hero, will bo made at tho meeting of the genoral Superintendent at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday. Tho changes will take effect on and after Sunday, the^Stli of this month.

THE poles of the Pacific fc Atlantic

Tel'graPh

Company, on tho line be

tween this city i^nd Indianapolis, are being put up at tlib rate of thrco miles a day. This Company will extend its wires to St. Louis, on tho poles belonging to the Vandalia Railroad, after reaching this citjr.

I.VTERMENTS.—Tho following is a list of interments for the week ending this morning:

May 16.—Child of Win.Burnett,age 2 years and months—Congestion. May 16.—Infant, of William Watson—Still born.

May 17—Rebecca Holies. am .W years—('onsumption.

KEV. B. F. FOSTER, of Indianapolis, will preach in the Univcrsalist Church to-morrow morning, at 10}/ o'clock also in the evening at S o'clock. Subject for the morning, "The dangers and insecurities of life." For tho evening, Parable of the sheep and goats." Text, Matt. 25-40. ,'w

PERSONS who are so unfortunate as to take involuntary board at the Station IIouso will now be compelled to rrork to keep that hotel clean and in order. If people don't like the terms at thishouse they will have to br decent and keep out of the clutches of the law.

THE Third street horror, which has been arising the capillary substance on the ji-aniums of our population to assumean erect position, turns out to bo all Irish. The box which, according to repirt, contained one or more huinan skeletons, really held somo old sorfp'Tfrones^ tMob dilapidated boots, one broken quart bottle, tho skeleton of an caHhenware jug, and other art icles of

icriu.

Hinmi. of

LAST Tuesday evening the Fugeno aud Pirrysville hack left here with a very heavy load of passengers. When oil "thi griule just this side of Eugene the horses took fright at some hogs left on tlu grade and overtm ,.ed the vehicle smashing it consider l.iv and injuring several of tho inmates. One young lady, Miss Ella Edmonds, sustained a dislocated arm, and one man got a broken nose, many of the passengers had been here to attend the marriage of Mr. Ford and Miss Foland.—Xru-jwrf Transcript.

An evidence of what industry and close attention to business will accomplish is shown in the amount of business now being done in the line of fancy goods, notions, jevelrv. silverware, &c., by T. H. Riddle, ot TeTC-llaute. A few years ago he opened ou with a small stock, but by close attention to business, and being ever mindful of tin interests and wants of his customers, and fair dealing, ids trade has increased frtm a small retail to one of the largest wholesale and retail in his line, in the city. Hi lias recently opened out in the second store of his building (Xo. I'd Main street,) a larp' stock of millinery goods, for the wliolesab trade exclusively, which lie proposes seUng as cheap as Indianapolis or Cincinnati l6usos.— Crnuford County Argus.

«Mice.—1The

public is hereby notified

thet the Cemetery Well, will not be open to anT picnic or party, except for direct interest to the Cemetery.

WM. SMITH, Ass't Supt.

Xny 10th, Iffl.

inrnsols. Huis- -. Lawns, its Sainsooks. fnconets. Percales. -j ?ii|iie«. n-iJt'! *,i Linens. Suitings of vnrions kinds. v, Staple and Fancy (Joists in endless variet. ,,

We have reeelveit seventeen Cases of New G«ods since yesterday morning and now

offer

unusual attractions. TCKI.I.. RlI'IEV & Dx.Mi.so.

In item for I.adfeH.--Cor* A Co. have ju«t n-celvcd a Jot of the latest patent and miFt approvetl Fluting Machines, which bo Hold at less thau half tlie price formcrjt chargeI. Sign or the Padlock, 121 Main stifiel-

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dbmnitttee on J'lowcr*.—Tlie ladies of th»Committe« on Flowers for Decoration j}:3f, have dcternii»ei ujon the following pU» for the distribution of flowers on the gnfew: A numbT of y. .ing Mlsses, between threes of ten an t^lleen years, will be *el«ti 1 ind provkl Arith baskets, who will Iwfxpeet^l to as.-i"nible at the place of mating on ihe 3ath inst., with their baskets filed with choice cut flowers. Wagons will boprovid^fl to carry them to the place where thiexcrcltM.-uf tlie day will be held, after vrijch will proceed, under the dlrecIK« of the proper committee, to strew the CkWerson the graves. pursuance of the above tha committee re|»i«*t that the youna ML«ses who will Join «rfh them, will meet af the ofBeeofthe ojrra House, on %ttnrdny at 3 o'clock p. »*, wirre farther exptanatk»n* and arrangen«nt* will made. A" there are between l:9and I'fl about that number of ladfe1 wiU be re[uir«i.

I Kor the committee, I. MR. Y. C. CBAwrosn.

De««rnll*n Ikny.—Tbe committee of arrangements hereby extend a general and separate invitation to the city and county officers, benevolent orders and the public, to form in procession on the corner of Seventh aud Main streets at 2 v. St., Tuesday, May 30, and march theiic lo the Cemetery, then assisting in the exercises connected with the decoration. Ij«'t all join in this tribute to the memory of our gallant dead. All orders who will Join the procession are requested to notify the committee. *,

KICI'E

C. E. HOSKOHD, Chairman.

A Arnoli! for Hoop Skirts.

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I-'nns, Fans. Fniw, of till UIIMIM. IV. R. RYCi «V CO.

The Friendly Sonn of Nt. 2*nf rlek. at their meeting held on the evening of May lbtli, resolved to give the Emmet Guards, of Indianapolis, a grand reception on their arriv'' in this city on the 21(li inst. They also .1 an invitation to all citizens wishing lo participate with them, to meet at their hall on south Fourth street, over A. McDonald's store, at. o'clock precisely, on the morning of Wednesday, May -1th.

W. STATZ IS THK OM.Y AOttXT

OK THK CKI.KJtRATKT

'EK FECTEIT

SI'ECTA

OLE.S,

OF LA 71A It US & MOBUIS,

In this City and County. -17-lm

.lajsanese SiSIts, 75 cents. W. S. ItYCE cV CO.

A I'TILL assort lnciit of American and Swi.ss Watches at W. Statz, Watehmaker. I

j'rou I'roii Wronnulnes. 20 cenfs. W. S. KYCE A- •.

Stclnwny 9c Sous* Piano.1*. Letter from Joseph Wieniawaki, Director of the Conservatory of Music at Moscow, Russia.

TRANSLATION.]

T,F W -V PARIS, July 18th, 18(i7. Jfc.s.vr.v. N'ciitiray it- Sons, Xne york-O'rn-tlrnirn: Having occasion to become acquainted at Warsaw with one of your instruments, constructed alter your new system, and in consideration ot the grandeur of tone, as well as the delicate effects which I could accomplish in playing on this admirable instrument, a worthy interpreter of great musical ideas, I have the honor to ask you herewith to send me a similar Instrument to Moscow, for the Conservatory of which I am director.

I doubt not that it will materially contribute to the progress of my numerous pupils, as it enables them to modulate the tone at pleasure, thus developing their individuality. I think that with these advantages, no one can reproach the Piano as being an ungrateful instrument. Your new system has made it eloquent, as if by magic and I fear not of being charged with exaggeration in saying that it sings, it warbles, it thunders, according to the inspiration of the pianist.

Accept, gentlemen, my warmest compliments, and give your prompt attention to my order. JOSEPH IKNIAWSKI.

Anton Shide, at, Tcrrc-llaule Musical Institute, over the Postoftieo, is agent for Steimvay & Sons' Pianos. Call and try them.

TI»e Kleliost UJiielt fliros (iriiin Milks nt W. 8. ItVCi:

A C.'T».

I»r. Waters has associated with lum in professional business Dr. Elder, of this city. Dr. Eider graduated in 1SI7, at one of the oldest and best, medical colleges in the United Stales, the Berkshire Medical College, of Massachusetts, anrl was in the constant practice of his profession for more than twenty years, previous to coming to Terre-Haute. In resuming his profession here he hopes to win the confidence of the citixms. ii U'ati"-- A EMer wi." !"oui: over ready lo uiv.- nmrdHtf Mt. nnon lo all nu iiica' or vuiv'esit, nl houi*s. Of-tii-e: Cherry stveei. Iwivrcn vnd "lit, near Congregational I'iiurcii. fi-St

Jl'-rz A Arnold ive removed lo tlie Opera House. 11-itn.

B.nrjre

B'arasoK

r» arrive to-day. W. S. KYt'K fc CO.

All kind** of Optical goods, at W. JStatz, Watchmaker and Optician. 47-lm

llerr. A- Arnold"!* Opera House Bazaar for tlie best and cheapest goods in tho city. 41-lm.

.Special Itarg-alns In Lncc PolntN.

W. S. RYCE «t CO.

If yon need any Spectaclcs, it is the safest to get the best, and tho best are the Perfected Spectacles of Lazarus A Morris, at W. Statz. 47-lm

Special Rnrifnlnw, ^ondny morning. W. M. IIYCK A- CO.

Here A Arnold for Ribbons. •l-l-lm.

JOB LOT OF JIARSEILLKS A'OOV TERPAXKS Jnwt rerclved. .narHclIleHtiuiltN nt 8.1 OO worth $5 OO HarNeillcM|niltN 3 .10 5 50 MarficilleMQnllttt 4 OO 6 OO .narnellleM (Inillx 5 OO 7 OO nanellleii |nilt 5 50 7 50 MnnrllleK ((niltfi 5 50 OO Jlnrtwllln (|allfN 7 50 9 no Marseilles (uiltN JJO 12 OO HarNeilleslHlllN IO OO 13 OO

W. H. RYCE A CO. TIain, corncr Oth fit.

ew tioodit at Herz & Arnold's. 4-l-lm.

For 50 Cental will send a receipt how to keep all kinds of grain or bay put up dnmp or green from becotping musty, every tarmcr should have it 5 cents ier ton will cure your hay! I have it.

Address, ONSTOTT FARM,

40-2m. Edinburgh, Iawrence Co., Pa.

Her* A- Arnold for White Trimmings. 44-1 in.

The Front Pnrt of the old bank building. next door to Klssner's Palace of Music, is for rent. Contains f»ur nice rooms with good front show windows. Nice location for a Milliner, Drev* Maker or Merchant Tailor. L. KISSSKR. 12-tf.

Hers A- Arnold frr 1,'iee*. 41-lm.

We have oar Wholesale Department full of the choicest stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, and guarantee our price* lower then anywhere e!«e In this market. Examine goods ai^d iee» at 40-tf. H. I» SfK.AU*'. FU-il Front.

lncre«uted Ktork of CorM ,IlotUery.Marseilles, Trimmings, Real & Imitation I^aoes. Dress and Cloak Trimmings al the 40-tf. RI:D BAZAAR.

Kferz A Arnold fur New (ioods.-41-lin.

Steam Dye Home, Walnut street, opposite center market, a few doors west Whisker'* Grocery. Repairing in best .-iyle, and at half the usual rates.

40-TW CLAIIIDOE. .he P.ver:

IIerr A- Arnold for Corsets. 41-1:11.

I7S Mnln street.—All styles of Chignon and Hraid at J. Schaublln's. -iJ-tf.

tSHVing' Sti!«l my Cll(IijC & my meat shop, corner of 6t! I most respectfully request knowing themselveshidebtrtl and settle their accounts. As veiy limited, I shall expect j^nlv ment by those whom I •bare ftivc

The business will be continued by iorrj cessor, Gorilon Lee, who will try to 1 good a-ssortmeut of the liest iurtli'.y of meats. Give him iv.call. 3.1-tf. .Tr.nur Vonis.

•SPiBt

CoNundrum.—What is the difference between the Dying Dolphin and Clarktgc tho Dyer? Answer: The former labors so hard to produce his Colors that he Dies, while the latter Dyes so easj* in producing his, that he lives the better afterward.

I)i*. A. I*. Iavis. who tmir.i all forms of Chronic Diseases successfully on the latf""' improved and approved plans together, wi:h Electricity, at York, Clark county, Illinois, has invented and sold ovcr twenty-.'lvehun-dml Bottles In his surrounding counties, a? Medicine he styles, Davis' Pain Relief, for the cure of all diseases, of a Nervous or Iiw flummatory character, such as Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colic,) Cholera Morbus, Flux, Diarrhea, Fever lyid Ague. It Is the best and most eileetual use. Manufactured and for sale at Whq! sale and Retail by Cook A Davis, Ohio between 3rd and -Itli, Terre-llaute, Ind,^"

•U'nrat«\v».

Also manufacturers of the celebratytw* voring Extracts.

ee.—The res. and Cl^

17.1 Jin In stre assortment of Dri at J.

Schaublin's.

I want tu buy Old Cold snd Silver. S. K. FREKBA5I, C-if. t- 161 Xnia Street.

173 Hniu street large stock of the Fiuest and Cheapest EmhroilerMifj Schaub'.ln's Trimming Store.

I7:t Main street.-New Spring Goods coming In every day at J. Sel'.aublin s, 17.^ Main street. -10-tf.

IVe have two IKirst-ClossIVntch Makers, and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watches, to repair will do well to make a note of tl:.s

Married.

MFURAY—EARLY~Inthet on* re«i\tional Church tliis citv, on Tuesday evening, May liitb, IS7I, by ihe Rev. E. Fiauk Howe, Jaiiies II. Murray.o! Indianapolis, and Miss Hattie Farly, of this city.

A Y—MI:LV1 N At tlie residencft Of the bride's father, Daniel Brown, on the llith inst., bv Rev. W. W. Ciiny. Wm. Tf.fJrnyot' (Jeorgeiown, Co!., toM iss Justine Melvin of this city.

Wil ITES IDE— ED RICK—A (ineiiinati, o., on Wednesday, May Kith, at 11 o'clock, A. M., at tlie residence of the bride's jiarents, Dr. M. L. Whiteside, of Paris, 111., to Mi-s Carries. Hedrick, daughter of Henry Hedrick, Esq., of Cincinnati.

Q.ET YOUR

S. R. FKKKMAN,

11-in lfil Main Street, near Cor. of 6tl:.

Tlie larjrost nsxortmrnt of I.adlc* Watches, at the lowest prices, is at 1«1 Main street, near corner Sixth street.

C-tf°.

*•}?{. R. VKKI^IAN.

Van Miclile'rt Improved Steam Feather Renovator, corner 1st niul Ohio streets, makes old feathers new,clean and light, and restores them to their original elasticity and buoyancy, increasing the bulk nearly onehalf by removing tilth and glutinous matter which makes bedsheavy and unhealthy. All kinds of mnllr&Sie* renovated, and feather beds will be made into mattresses. Work will be called for and returned the same day if necessary. Ouly one bei\ dressed at a time, and consequently no Jiii.xiyg of feathers. 39-3ui. J. N. VAN PiCuLi

Bill Heads, Statements

LETTER HEADS. &c!

3'RINTED AT THE

PRINTING HOUSE,

U2 Main Street.

QLIFF fc SON,

JIAN'CFACTLKKRS'OF

Locomotive, Marine,

STATIONARY, TUBULAll,

*K'' A XI)

CYLINDER BOILERS,

Iron Tanks, Slveet Iro» Work, DoorHtep--. dec.

41-tf. Cor. Cnnal &. Main Htreet.

•J^OTICE.

Notice Is here1»J* given tlutf the flijI1il.il mwtlng of the Htoekholder* of the Evansvillc, Terre-llauto aud Cliicng» Railway, will be held at the Terre-Haute House, in the City of JTerre-Hautc. Indiana, on Friday, the 2d dav »f June, 1X71, for the election of Directors for the ensuing veflr. »M. COLLETT, Jr./ President. Attest: WM. E. LIVKNuoon,»ec'Y.

ITE-HAI TE PRINTING HOUHE, \U Main street, dtx^thc iM'at^t nnd cheapI est Job Printing In tlie city. Jtustness men I should make a note of this. O. J. Kmith & I Co.

riiHE BEST PRINTER in the West at the A Terre-Haute Printing Home, |2 Main street, who devotes hi* entire tims find attention to the Ix'tter clauof woit. O. J. Hmitb A 5o.

LTSINES8 CARDS.—New and elegant designs ch*-ap, at Terre-Haute IVlnting on«e. U2 Malu street. O. Hroith & Co.