Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 July 1871 — Page 5

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THE public schools are yet to be supplied with five white and two colored teachers.

MORE than half the carpenters and masons in the city are said to be enjoying a season of idleness at this time.

IT is estimated that over eighty thousand dollars per annum are paid on life insurance policies by citizens of this city and immediate vicinity.

SEVERAL brick kilns in this city will close up the brick trade as soon as their present stock is disposed of, on account of the decreased demand.

THE

steamer Young America,"on its

way from HutBonville to this city, laden with grain, ran aground a few miles below Darwin on Tuesday, where she still remains awaiting a rise.

MUHICAIJ cats and mad dogs are two street nuisanccs which should be abated as soon as we have poisoned off the corner roosters and the peripatetic boot blacks.

CITIZENS whose cows herd in the river bottoms do without milk the greater portion of the time. The "fallen angels," now so numerous iy those regions, are accused of appropriating the kine to their own subsistence.

A HPIRITBD fight among half a dozen mon and women of the lower strata, took place on the Western bank of the river, near the Vandalia Railroad bridge, on Monday afternoon, greatly to the amusement of several persons standing on tho opposite shore.

THK Prairio City Guards will give their first ball, at Dowling's Hall, on Wednesday niglit. The proceeds will go toward the purchase of a* new parade uniform. A grand time is anticipated, and all who attend may expect to bo fully repaid for their time anil money.

8YI.VK.ITKK ST. CLAIR,A carpenter living at Youngstown, was robbod of thirty dollars worth of tools on Sunday night. Ho is engaged in building a house for Felix Hoard, of Pierson township, where tho theft was committed. Tho tool chest was pried open and the tools taken without creating any disturbance. Tho burglars have not yot boon discovered.

LAST Wednesday a teamster from the country horse-whipped a gentleman of the same vocation, in tho open space north of tho Clark House for stealing some cheese and crackers. The whip'ee ran with such velocity tliat bin retreating form darkened tho front of the Clark House no longer than it would have taken galvanic shoyk. to travel from his fingers to his toos. -s

MTTNY RASIIIM, MRE01 WMM most talented actors now on thO Hutgt-, will appear with his entire troupe, including his brass band and orchestra, at tho Opera llouso 011 tho evening of August Sth. This troupo eomos directly from Tony Pastor's Opera House, New York City, and will doubtless rovlvo our theater going pooplo with 0110 of

tho

best entertainments over given in this city.

INTKUMKNTH.—The

PRKI*A

following Is a list

of intorments for the week ondlng this morning: Julv 22. Mrs. Piilmym Crooks, ago 21 Years, 7 inontliN uml Id day*—Typhoid fever. .Inly 2H.--Infant of K. K. Smith, age 1 yenr and S months-Flux.

years--

.fitly 2.V-.lospph Mollurk, age !t2 {Killed on nillroad. •Inly 2!i.—Infaut of Conrad Myr, age davs—Hemfnla. .fuly lift. -LafayetteSanderson, age 1H years .'^-Consumption.

(xit'ri.R of policemen

n$§

July Ml.--Almlra Kosenburg, ago 4. years— Consumption. July 20.—Inftuit of John 8. Mclvin—

Still

'"jiiVy 2H.— In flint of Charles Whalcy—Htlll

,MJuYy

2S."Infant of F. T. Hess, age 1 year and month*—Spasm*.

RATIONS are being made for

tho celebration In this city of tho rebel ^victory of Chant illy 011 the KOth of Aujgust, which celebration tho llrpvrs, pisays, will not bo allowed. The ChalrSinim of the committee on preparations ^having invited contribution*, the first ^response was from a lame man In tho f'iauburUs who brought a map of Asia.

The next and only other confederate enthusiast, contributed two quv of cider. The Chairman drank the cider, and had the map made into a war oer- & coat. Tho profession may not come off. iisst

*^gang of seven suspicious looking young men who wen- loafing about tho eastern passenger dej*ot 011 Thursday. They proved themselves to be in the most destitute circumstances having been without food for some time. They stated that they were raised in the east, hut had gone out west a few months •ago, where they had spent all their money and were then making their way back home. They were released on the spot,and were last !*een watching for a chance to steal their inj 011 4 freight train.

enraged female walked Into the office of a Justice of the Teace on Ohio street a tew days ago, and informed him In a business-like manner, that she had called for the purpose of cow--hiding him, convincing him of the llncertty ot lier intentions, by bnrfi\ishlig over his head a larsf# horse hip The sag* Justice protested

Vifst such proceeding, but was un•V bo plead his ease to the sat Isftiction °Vi* female antagonist. He was ticompelled to resort to the most fr«til demonstrations in order to pro-

tpTmis'

permit, and at last succeeded

'n cpclUnn her from hii office, prom-

A SLIGHT change of time occurs on the Vandalia Line on Monday.

ABOUT

seven millions of brick have

already been manufactured this season by the different yards in this city

A MAGNIFICENT Pullman Palace sleeping car—the "Westerly"—is now running from Terre-Haute to Cincinnati via the Vandalia and Junction roads.

EVERY berth in a Pullman Palace Car, for New York, by the Vandalia Line from this city, has been taken for next Wednesday night.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The following licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

Lorenzo D. Gordon and Mary E. Cowgill Henrv O'Bbrien and Mao' E. Winn. Geo. Ham and Mary A. Frazler.

CHAS. THOMAS,a young man living in the northern part of the city,states that an attempt was made by a couple of masked and disfigured men to assault him while passing along north Seventh street on Thursday night. As he had been assailed before near the same place, he immediately decided to stand his ground and recognize them if possible. Pie soon discovered them to be two young men with whom he had be fore had some difficulty.

AT the Plymouth Chapel to-mirr6w Rev. O. D. Crawford completes his three months' engagement with the Association. Sermon at 11 o'clock A. M., on "Vows." At 8 p. M. Farewell Sermon. A thorough canvass of the field in which the Chapel is centrally located, and the three months services,discloses the need of a working church there and it is hoped one will be organized at an early day. For the present some of tho meetings are to be continued by laymen, with occasional ministerial help. The Sunday School, which has been five years under the efficient Superintendeney of Mr. C. C. Oakey, has largely increased since tho removal to tho Chapel and will continue its good work under this devoted laborer and his zealous assistants. The entire fu turo work of the association is one of interest and hope to all our good citizens, and to religious people in particular. Mr. Crawford spends his vacation at his homo in Iowa, and hopes to return in September to the Chicago Theological Seminary to complete tho three year's course of study.

Tlie interest in the Indiana Colony now forming at Indianapolis

rrtVANCCJCii-T-.W& ore liaupy to Inform our State Conservatory of Music will he given at Dowling Hall, Friday evening, August •Ith, at which time Miss Fanny J. Kellogg, of Council Hlutrs, Iowa, a pupil of Prof. Kilbournu's will make her first appearance before a Terre-Haute audience.

The programme will comprise choice selections from the best masters and will consist of Choruses, Duetts, Solos and Trios. Price of admission .V) cents. Reserved seats can be purchased without extra charge at \V. 11. Paige A Co's Music Store, corner of Main and Sixth streets. Gallery 2.r cents.

Mwiuirrrhor Excursion lo Indianapolis. -Tickets for the round trip 81.75, to be had at the following places: C. Bauerinelster, M..Joseph, J. Htcinmehl, Wittenberg, ltuschaupt A-Co., United States Collector's Office, Warren, Hoberg A Co., C. J. Kantman, 8. Frank, .1. Kuppenhelmer, N. Kat»nbach, J. Fisher, II. Raabe, and of all the active members of the Mamnerchor. 6-21.

Aircnln it is to your Interest to address with Stamp,- -K. LASOHLKYS A Co., 5_4t. Geneva, N. Y.

For putting up gutter and spouting, tin ami sheet-Iron, Jobbing, good and cheap, Moore A liaggertycan not be equaled, 181 Main street. ee-tf.

Ladies' Lawn Hats, at cost, at Hers & Arnold's, 60-tf. For Cheap cistern and rorce pumps go to Moore & Hagerty, No. 181 Main St. ee-tf.

have lo I'lnl-Cliwn Watch Sfah er%. and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having patches to repair will do well to make a note of this,

S. R. FREKKAN,

11-tf. 161 Main street, near Cor. of 6th.

If yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore & Hagerty's stock before purchasing, 181 Main street. ee-tt.

jpa Reward for a case of Vomiting, Diarrhie, FI11 or Colic, that I cannot cure with Met-ro-pol-i-tan Relief. Sold by all dealers. 49-tf. A.SMVKLV, Terre-Haute, Ind.

Are jrmn In want of a No. 1 Cooking Range, sny slae, call on Moore A Hagerty 181 Main street, and they will suit you. ee-tf.

I.OOO Dozen Corsets received at Her* A Arnold's. 50-tf.

NTESCII. MOOIM.rnltltox (Menetls, Plates far .Merchants. farmers anil a a a n»ctarers. Made from •rlfiHal Destvws by shlliral Workmen. BraiM sad Oerntan Silver, Checks, ntcncll rainl, Mtcncll Brn»he«. f' Alphabet* nn«l I'lgans, i, at law prices.

By J.I. FtKkTE.

.VSni IS* Mala »U, Terre-llaate.

Far Bargains go to Hers A Arnold's. SO-tf.

The larfr**t a«M»rtment of Ladles Watehea, at the laaeat price*. Is at 151 Main street, near earner Sixth street. «-lf. *. K. ntCKXAX.

(ea(«4nl

Mnjjher warm ree*»f»lkm should she 1 Moore A Ha«eny are the bwt Tin and Slate CWrttum, Hoofen in the city. K.

by Every One that

•. ., ^-1

Great RcdMllw in prices of Spring and Summer goods, at Hers A Arnold's. 50-tf.

I WMI to bnjr Old ami Silver. S. R. FBEEMAX, •-if. 101 Mala street.

JjiXCURSION.

A GRAND El TO INDIANAPOLIS,

August

6th, 1871,

ARRANGED BY

The Terre-Hante Ma?nnerclior.

Train* Leave t'nlon Passenger Depot

At 6 o'clock A. M., and returning leave Indianapolis at 6yx p. m. There will be a

GRAND PICNIC AND CONCERT,

Given by the members of the Terre-Haute Mtennerchor and Indianapolis Harmonic, at the

(iREESWOOD WROVE."

Music by Prof. Breinig's and the Indianapolis Union Bands.

Fare for Round Trip, 91.75.

WAll are respectfully invited, as a good time is anticipated. 5-2t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

J^OWLING HALL.

First Grand Assembly

OF THE

Prairie City Guards!

AT DOWLING HALL, On Wednesday Eve., Angnst 2d.

JJ- 4.

MANAUERfe:

Capt. Bryn'11, Lieut. JtJinkln, O'iMara, Scrgt. Burnett,

TICKETS

increasing, and

we would call the attention 0/ all our citizens doslrous of going west to avail themHeliF^s of this opportunity and make application for membership at once, as the general convention of members for the election of officers will be held in August. Direct all communications to J. II. Osborn, C'orres]Hndlng Sec'y, 1(JV£ Eafct Washington street.

Sergt. Baker, Corp'l Bell, Derlcksun, Private Hollingcr,

Deagan,

N. D. ROBERTS,

5.2t. Business Manager.

gT. MARY'S

Academic Institute.

St.Mary'sof the Woods,

VIGO COUNTY, INDIANA.

This spaoldus"ftltd elegantly finished and furnished Institute, conducted by the Sisters of Providence, offers to pupils every advantage conducive to pleasure and health, together with unrivalled facilities for acquiring a thorough and accomplished Education. The large Recreation Halls and extensive Cloisters Invite to proper exercise even when the weather doeS not permit out-door amusements. The PLEASURE OROUNIVS are ample, retired, and well shaded by fine forest trees, presenting every inducement to invigorating exercise. Special care Is taken of the health of the pupils, for which purpose the services of an experienced physician have been secured.

The Scholastic Year begins September ls|. For terms and other particulars address ,1.3m Mister Nnperlor.

JOTIC'E.

PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday, the 4th day of An if. IMJI,

at rnv residence in Otter Creek town slip, one-halt mile north of Markle's mills, I vlll offer for sale all my personal property «n" stating in part of the following articles:»

Five head of horses, 2 number one miles, 5 head of fat cattle, 1 two horse

TERRE-HAtJTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. JULY 29.1871.

Coulsou.

Music by Toute's Full Band.

QPERA HOUSE,

TIKNDAY, AlTCtVST 8th,

TONY PASTOR,

AND HIS ENTIRE TROUPj

From Tony Pastor's OpeniHouse, Positively Opie XifhtOii]^ 1 1

|gj

f£0

waggon^nd

2 sets of harness, 1 flue top buggy, 1 buggy.

sets of bugs}* harness, a quantiflT or

farming implements, all nearly ne* sen* of corn in the field, a quantity ofhny In the UJOW, my household and kitcnei furniture* and other articles not here enumerated. Ttrmsof sale will be for all^uO" of

five

dollars and under, cash in hand over five dollars, twelve months credit. Pur* chasers to give note wlUi good security per cent interest from date, oollectablef'thout relief. Sale positive. 4-2U I- B. WHITAKSR.

COTT SHOAF, 1

lias opened a new

Cigar & Tobacco Stire,

OR UE Sitle of Main filrA

Between 9th and 10th, Second ioor ^*1 of the Canal, Where he will keep in stock a sjendUl aanortmrnt of (lifirlsf Tobacco,

Pipw, Ac.

He respectftitly soIictyalflMiare of lie palronage.

XVTTATIOJT8 Ft* Balls, 1,0. plain Is n«

CINCINNATI,

4 BY THE OLD RELIABLE

Terre-Haute & Indinnapolis

MAII.BOAD.

OPKNIXG OF

CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE.

On and after Monday, July JMtli, there will be

*0 CHAX6I or CAM

Terre-Hante & Cincinnati.

LIGHTNING TIME..

Two Through Express Trains Dally.

First Train

Leaves Terre-Haute at 12:35 A. ... Arrives Cincinnati at &00 A. M. In Pullman Palace Sleeping Care.

Second Train 5

Leaves Terre-Haute at 4KX) p. M, Arrives Cincinnati at 10:4o p. In elegant new Day Coaches.

Baggage checked through. State Rooms, Sections or Berths can be secured for CINCINNATI, also for Columbus, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York, by applying to

GEO. E. FARRINGTON, Agent, At General Offices T. H. A I. R. R.

Passengers by the 7:05 A. M. Train also make direct connection at Indianapolis and arrive at Cincinnati at 5:20 P. M.

General Ticket and Passenger Agent.

JAS. SEATH.

iriGO FOUNDRY

„_..r 51.06

The first traveling tour tn six years of the

1-1 —. 1

iutmltahlA ...

Who will most positively appear RtTMtcn and every entertainment, in his Own Original Songs the world-wide fame of whion luus miulo his name a Household Wora throughout the Union, and his reputation groat In "mouthsof wisest censure.".

Ho will appear with his Matchless Troupe for full list 01 which see bills, pis magnificent Full Brass Band & Splendid Orchestra, In tho most novel and attractive entertainment ever offered to the public, •*. Admission entire lower floor 75 cents. Family Circle '""59

AND

TERRE-HAUTE

SEATH

KNABE PIANOS, STEf K'S,

LINDEMAN Ac SON'S, PATENT CLOIDS SQUARES.

QMNIBUS

im*

ten up in ao^Mnd My or colored not excelled IMntlng liooae, III A Co.

er in

Tl»e style

anywhere, 1 Main KM,

.Stoim

5-2m*

JOHN E. 8IMP80N, General Superintendent. CHAS E. FOLLETT,

J. B. HAGBB.

HAGER, PROPB'S.,

Manufacturers of

Cars and Car Wheels,

Of all kinds.

MACHINERY

AND HEAYY CASTINGS.

ig ee paid for Cast Scrap Iron.

cen.

Gallery ce^te* Hoservetl seats can be procured at B. G. Cox's Book Storc, without extrtf charge.

rr»

.«

CANAL, 1/ »-w and Ohio Sts.

Had

SEATH A HAQER

KISSNER'S

Palace of Music,*-

v..»

»*4

SOUTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, W-Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Also MELODKONS, GROANS,

^n'd all kinds of smaller Musical InslruMerits. 2-tf.

OTICE TO BUILDERS.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersinned coinmitteo«#lll receive sealed proposals for the

Building of a Masonic Hall,

In the town of Livingston. 111. Bids will be received until Friday, July 28, 1871. Plans and specifications can be seen at either the office of W. H. McCloud or T. W. Clark, at Livingston, 111. The award will be made within five days aftfr the 28th of July. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids, contractor to give bond with ap-

r^'^l'fc-H.VcCLOUD,

JACOB FISHBACK, -Com. JAMES HAS LIT.

Livingston, 111., July 10,1871. 3-3t.

W*. *. BABR.

B. VBAKT.E.

ARR & ¥EAKLE

SOME"

PAINTERS,

Finh Street, bet. Main and Ohio,

DKALEIW IN

Paints, Oil and Glass.

44m

TRANSFER LINE.

On and after this date we will ran a regular Omnibus Transfer Line from the YcmdaUa Depot to the I. & 8L. L. Depot, itiklns connection for all trains. reb!»-tf. GRIFFITH A GIST.

COOK A SO»f-

pub*

wholesale and Retail dealers In HARDWARE AND CTJTLERT\ Heavy OOods. Bar Iron, Nail*, Ac. Also the celebrated Horney's Richmond now 158 and IM Mat*1 Arret,

B-ly •, TERRE-HAUTE. IND.

No. 91 Main Nt.bet.Sd and 4th.

PICIUIIES, FRAMES,

Buy Your Frnit Trees at Headquarters! mj. 7 V.T*i

•,**

LOOKING GLASSES,

ARTISTS' MATERIALS,,

MUSICAL ISTRUMENT9.

AND SHEET MUSIC.

Pletare Framing done to order Low Prices. 47-tt

LAKO-EST

Lot of saleable Trees in Indiana—for quality are not excelled anywhere.

COHE TO THIS I1JBSERT AUfD FOR 10IIR§ELVFA

Varieties warranted true to name—everything offered strictly first-class— FORTY ACRES CLOSELY PLANTED IN TREES, all under excellent culture—everything kept usually found in first-class establishments.

Descriptive Price Catalogues of Trees and Plants FREE ON APPLICATION.

We commence digging the First of November—Fall is the best time to plant nearly all kind of Trees.

BEWARE OF TREE PEDDLERS, IRRESPONSIBLE AOEXTS. OR TRAVELING NURSERIES.

Make up Clubs in your neighborhood—a big discount made on largo orders also, time given on large bills. Call and See us. East of the. Blast FSimaee,

HEINL BROS., Terre-Haute.

NOTICE!

NO. 93 MAIN STREET.

NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! Good and Cheap Goods!

The Keystone CHothing Store!

The undersigned would respectfully announce to the people of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that lie has decided

TO OPEN A FIRST-CLASS

fteady-Made Clothing Establishment! On or Abont August 20th.

hos wlS

fiIng

-«ORIUM'

And Music Store, R. GAGG,

get the

Ladies' Institute,

Indianapolis, Ind.

The next School year beKlnning September 5,1871, and closes June 1.3, 1872.

EXPENSES MODERATE.

jj Board of Instruction full and efficient.

LOCATION UNSURPASSED.

mw Send for Catalogue to 2-41. REV. L. HAYDEN, Supt.

H. WRIGHT,

PHOTOGRAPHER,

109 MAIS STBEET. ti 0PP08ITM OPERA HO USE.

All Kinds of Plwlesrephs Flnlslied In (h« VtBMt tttyle. Also, Copying Old Photographs, Coloring in OUs, Ac.,

AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

.All work warranted satisfactory or no

chajge. ec^lm

fir S

IN VELoPES.—^With the card of r^"'l,osTj lnew*A.srinted neatly on th«» Jkwitly dhiml prices, at Terre-HHj* lig ifouM-, IS Main street. O. »*nnti» a 1

must

Fashionable Clothing- for the Least Money

better wait until that time.

JGXJNTIK AR AILTLLSOK.

I WlioloMilc ami JvCtau jjeiuers

-RTJC3-&,

AND

Druggist's Sundries,

MAIN, NEAH SIXTH STREETVj

Constantly on hand, a somplete Btocl

DR1JOR, NEDK IMM, PAIXTN, Wi IVIHHKM, l)Yi: NTI'irS, Ac.

Oils of all klndr:, including all grades{

Lt BRH'ATINCI OIL, And the celebrated

Water White Coal Oi

FULL L:ne OF

FAtcY ARTin.rA, CIIOK'i: I'BM FLSICKT. IX'llcate and IjMtlng

FEATHER DUSTERS.

Hair Brashes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brn*t e«, Combs, etc.

Head Quarters Kr King Hedn Water.

the delicious l'r*s* HI.

ALL PAPER.

ALL

NEW STOC

And New Styles,

/.T

R. BUCKELL'S,

Wholesale ar.ii Dealer In

WALL PAPER,

Glass, Whfte Lead,

Paints, Oils,

AM) PAINTERS" MATER I

ft OKI* Street

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'Vtf

V::T

SIXECT