Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 November 1871 — Page 8

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Oeorg© F. Ripley is in New York. Geo. W. Kletaor is cxpected home from Callfortiia tht» week.—Journal.

Hon. 1). U. Riioads was in town on Thuivtlay. liirrett will "star" it in Dayton tooight.

McWado, the actor, is in San Francisco. Owen fuller hag returned from his far-wr-Htern trip.

The little Italian harper brothers are in town. Ned Blake is in the employ of the New York Mine, Inlipemlng, Michigan.

The lalnm-in at the oil well sing '•The lie*of Urea^, the Ik*of Grease!" Win. J. B-dl has finished his job of dm e»j{inf«.-rlsji4 for th« railroad from Richmoud to Fort Wanc.

Murk Smith is a son of the favorite western comedian of thirty years ago, Hoi. Mm ih.

Webb Ross has made the fastest time «vcr Nklp|»d by an engineer running a tr»lr» through Terre-Haute.

Miss Kello^'j? and Mrs. CarrinRtpn will sing at the Congregational Church tomorrow.

Curtis Gilbert and daughter will leavo on Monday for Florida, where they will upend the winter.

A young lady in town has received a llrtti-diiy present eon-l.stlng of a $",(XX 1 of diamond*.

Morion C. Rankin returned on WednoMdny from a tdx weeks' vlait in Licking county, Ohio.

The Amusement Ur.cord lias its short(Juiniitlngii, hut It 1* an exceedingly spicy, Interesting and readable sheet.

Tho Itopuhlicana propose to make game of the Democrats by pulling up a Hunter for Congress next year.

Jim iw nus returned to duty on tho Vandalla Line, and home other employe Will now have leave as long as the moral f.nw. (ieorge Jenekes expects to sound tho death knoll of every single "rheumatic" About tiI-• person before returning from Arkansas Hot Hprlngs.

A bonevolont gentleman in town takes cure that no hungry beggar shall leave Ills door without a bite—by keeping an unriBllnblo bull dog.

Bony Lyons, tho engineer of tho K. A C. Rjillroud who had two ting r* torn off Uy thi lnir*tlng of a gun recently, will rtot tic able to run an engine again.

J. I). Alexander, special agont of the t.ito Association of America, Is engaged in ortranl/.ing a local hoard of ttiat Insurance company In thlt city.

Ooorgo T. Barr, son of tho lato John II. Burr, ban been appointed Teller of the First National Hank of Mankato, Minnesota.

Can't tho Republicans furnish us many candidate* for Governor from this olty at the Democrats? The latter only present six name*.

Carolino Rlclnncs-Bernard will soon clone hor atocU ongagement at Ford's, Baltl4iiore, and commcnco starring In entcrtalnnionlx and concerts.

Hon. 1). W. Voorheea returned on Thursday from hisHouthern trip, whloh was oxUtndud only to Atlanta. Georgia. He will in at homo until Congress meets on he first Monday in December.

If (ieneral Grant is renominated and oleeted, the editor of tho Terre-llauto Rxprcu must have the postofllcf there. His servloes deserve substantial recognition.— Indianapolis News.

George Holland, a son of tho (leorgo Holland whose funeral was preached by the ri'olnr of tho "Little Church Around the Corner," will appear In thl« city with the Mark Hmith Comedy Company.

A melancholy youth of this city, who was ho unfortunate as to fall desperately In tore with Miss Anna Mortimer, of the Indlannpolls theatrical company, left town suddenly yesterday. It Is suppo ed that he 4s going lo Have Anna, or die.

Tho people of Vlncennes don't want any Wendell I'hlUlpsex, or George William CnrtUcs to lecture before them w» long as they can draw upon Terre-llaute for wellinu fountains of brimming oratory. They have feasted their ears with Col. Thompson, snd now their eager tongues call for Mack. k, Mrs. C. I. Carrington, a lady musician from Chicago, who ha* come to make

Iter home among us, mada her first appear.»uee befort^ a Torre-Haute audience In the amateur concert at the Congregational Church on Tuwlay night. Her voice has that rare melisiy which speak* In soothing (ones tothe human heart—tho kind of melo,jj- that can be improvwl but never made by cultivation. We trust that our citi/ ns will soon have the opportunity of hearing her" agali^.

Ike Brown onco invented in this city a flying machine which was Intended to travel the 11 »lm of sti vasty air and throw «allro«il.N in '.i.c shedo as completely «s the ox-cart of ye olden time. It was the sub'joct of anxious tiiouiin with Isaac during man lr«))M and prayerlew days. so)l: have seen a chicken fly, a swallow fly, a crow fly, an eagle fly, a horse fly, a dv, unit a screen fly—why may not th» \vi.rl«l a r.rown fly?" Coukl rw»-

Noolng be more «ym oetrical an? convincing? We i'w t--t. Tf"^ fine great few of 1 Isaac's life in tu.d w.v that some young printers, with whom he was asMsjfciled, w»ul4 *:oh! ht*

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John Collett is in town. Col. Young, of the Cuban insurrec tlonary anny, is in town.

M. O. Frost nipped a sweet potato in the Xatloual House dining room to-day. Mrs. Bb. Booth will leave to-night for California, where she will make a short visit.

Anna Dickinson, Wendell Phillips, and Bayard Taylor, will lecture in Paris, Illinois, this winter.

Miss Bradley and Miss Moore, of Indianapoiisf are visiting Mn» F.A.Ross in this city. "j

The estate left* to Rev. W. W. Curry by Mrs. Israel, of New Albany, is badly encumbered by debt.

Herman Lindcrnan, of the firm of Lludemau & Son. piano makers, will leave for his home In New York, to-night.

Jacob H. Hager waa able to feit up this morning, aud he Is considered .en timely out of danger.

S. W. Ely, publisher of the Covington (Ohio) Uazfite, is in town visiting his biother-ln-law, Irn Delano.

Philip Ackerle has been appointed administrator of the estate of Gottleib Hauser. Bond £1,000.

Ernest Knabe of Baltimore, the manufacturer of the celebrated Knabe Piano, visited L. Kissner esterday.

Rev. I)r. I. M. Wise, of Cincinnati, the most tloquent Jewish Rabbi in the West, will lecture in the Opera House on theevenIng of Nov. 22d.

Van Name, who succeeded Joe GrisWold as Superintendent of the O. M. Railway, has resigned, and E. L. Iiyder has been appointetl in his place.

Gen. C'ruft, of this city, Gen. Foster, of Evansvllle, and Gen. Beu. Shooner, compose the executive committee of the Republican State Central Committee.

What do you think of such a name as Schwimjroub^r, as City Clerk of Terrc-Haute? Is it not almost equal to that of a first-class clothier In that city—Capt. Kfiwppeiiihi immicr.—Aurora Borealis.

Col. R. W. Thompson, the orator and stule.sman, has been named by a portion of the Indiana press as a proper person for Governor of that State. He is certainly a most fit gentleman to till any oftlcc he would accept.—Covington (Ohio) Gazette.

Truthful James," of Rockville, writes to i'S a letter for publication which contains so many enthusiastic compliments for the Mail that our modesty, which rarely goes back on us, will not permit of its publication.

W. C. Buntin is in Philadelphia where he will spend the winter devoting himself to the study of pharmacy. This lo prepare himself more thoroughly for the drug business, which ho expects to make the work of his life.

Tho champion hunters live in Cannclton,1nd. Messrs. Huntington Smith and Jacob Fair, of that town, but well-known in this city, hogged eighty-six quail and six rabbits as the resultof seven hours work one day last week.—Louisville Courier-Jour.

Miss Mollio Stephenson, of Bowling Green, late of Dubuque, Iowa, has presented to the "Aurora Borealis mineral and curiosity collection," a piece of bread baked in Sweden—a relic of ancient lore—for which she has our thanks.—Aurora Borealis.

To supply a want long (elt in Knightsvllle, Bert I*anslng has opened a lawyer's shop, and will attend promptly to the welding of litigated cases and to the varnishing overoi all misunderstandings between man and man. P. H.—A new and handsome stock of injunctions, affldaveys, garnishees, and habeas corpuscs kept constantly on hand. Bert will not be undersold. (Jen. George B. Williams of this State, well known in this city, has formally concluded au engagement with the Japanese Minister, and will go to that country for the purpose of organizing an internal revenue system there similar to our own. General Williams is now second 1 H-puty Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and has also had experience as Assessor, Collector and Supervisorof Internal Revenue, with mark* ed acceptance to the Government. It is considered that no better selection could be nisde. The engagement is for three years at a large salary. General Williams will sail from San Francisco for Japan ou the .first of January next.

Col. E. C. Boudinot found himself involved in difficulties with his people upon his return to the Cherokee Nation. A dispute has arisen regarding the title to his lands at Vlnlla, the junction of the Atlantic and PnciHe and Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroads. The tract comprises some 2,000 acres, and tho dispute Is betw«en parties professing to represent the Cherokee Nation, who claim the right to Iny out towns, and Colonel Boudinot. The latter enclosed his claim under the

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Cherokee laws,

several months before the depot was established In Vlnlta, but on the 18th ult., the commissioner* sold a number of lots, claiming that the Colonel had no title to the land. They posted placards on the depot at Vlnlta, declaring that Colonel Boudinot Is a cltlKen of the I'nited States and not of the Cherokee Nation. Colonel B. stoutly resists this denial of Cherokee citixenshlp, and adduce* the following considerations to the ovn!mry: That the Cherokee Nation, four yr irx ago, sent him as representative of their interests to Washington, and that his name appears In the supplementary treaty of 18fts. and, further, that the Ch ttce LegIghtmre last year authorised the delegation at Wic-Ti'r.vrtoo mploy special counsel In the dUt.ii--- of iilnot and other cltl sens of the Cherokee Nation In the eelebnit.il tob-Kvo w. It Is 'liW alt to endive .n ir'-.in'ls theeUar,$«3s»?nmInst Co!. Bond-

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J.itr.it-.ca Uum fvr hot una purt» li.sli Wbi*^jSI M«tai graMd'-manAM I J. IV. I.yne A C.»X TiifJ

H-rv* vf »:i UlnJ» U.a ItnUi-l sn f.ti'l it Ui'-sr in?«-r« *t t« -s.ll HOUM--.

If ever I cease to love, If ever I cease to love," May I march like a druld To get some burning fluid,:

A simple of that tile roofing about which so much bus been said, may now be seen

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the Kt-w stable of L. Rothschild, on

Cherry street between Sixth and Seventh. It has Just been put on by J. B. Hughes, and was manufactured at Sheiburn. It is acknowledged by all to be superior to slate and is lurnished at lialr the cost. Indications are that is &oou to be the most popular roofing used.

L. Kissner at the Palace of Music is receiving a large new supply of pianos, or--' gans, melodeons, lx*. He sells only the best manufactured iu the United States and delivers liis Instruments throughout all this State and a great portion of Illinois. The Palace of Music is the place for bargains in musicui instruments or sheet music.

The great demand for ihe world renowned and unrivalled Stein way piauos has been such that Prof. Shide has been obliged to replenish his stock earlier thau usual. He Ls the sole agent in this city for this unrivalled instrument. The Musical Institute under the uirection of this professor is meeting with unbounded success.

When we asunder part, it gives us inward pain but we shall still be Joined in heart if we only purchase our groceries and provisions at K. W. Rippetoe's, 155 Main St., the only white front. He always keeps a great and large stock of everything seasonable. He can supply the city with fruit and vegetables.

If long acquaintance with tho wants of the people and a thorough experience in the business are elements of success in the drug business, Cook & Davis on Ohio street, have a comforting assurance for the future. The.* not only know their business thoroughly but keej as large and pure a stock as can be procured.

Peter J. Ryan works hard with his corps of excellent harness makers, but lie need not attempt to make any great improvements 011 ills present work. His harness are as fine and strong as can be manufactured. Farmers and all others should examine his stock at corner ot Second and Main street.

Forty thousand smokers are now puffing the clear Havana cigars. Forty thousand more could be accommodated and made happy, if the remainder of smokers throughout the State would look to their interest and purchase of Duddleson, the manufacturer, opposite the PostofHce.

A noble heart, like tho sun, showeth its greatest countenaue in Its lowest estate. O. Rankin shows the neatest drag Store in the city. And he keeps as pure a stock of drugs as was ever sold. He makes proscrl ptlous a specialty. Give him a |idl 0th St., opposite Postofflce.

All Ilunki Dora is tho man who smokes cigars manufactured by Scott Slioaf. All Ilunki Dora is the dealer who keeps such excellent brands as arc manufactured at tiie popular stand west of the canal ou Main street. Smokers will find it to their iiAercst to call.

When chill November's surly blasts make fields and forests bare, go buy a coat at Kuppenheimer's— hell deal with you right fair. lie hasjust opened afresh stock of men's and boy's ready made clothing, which lie will sell as cheap as any other man. Give him a call at 118 Main street.

Never weary in well doing" is a good motto. It Is our motto in praising t.he merits of Gulick & Berry's drug house. It is one of the oldest and best in the city. Every article sold is pure and fresh and every man fully understands his business. Prescriptions are always reliable.

The Mammoth Cave is offered for sale for Si500,000. Citizens of Indiana donotthlnk this has any reference to the mammoth shoe store of N. Andrews, 1JI Main street. There ls the place to get perfect fits and a stock that will last to your satisfaction.

L. A. Burnett A Co., 141 Main street, is fast becoming known as the leading house for shoe findings in this part of the State. They always keep the largest stock and finest assortment of everything In the trade. 1

Order your miscellaneous books at B. G. Cox's. Remember also that he keeps the best assortment of Stationery and everything in that line, In the city.

Try Joseph Strong for ready roasted and ground coffee. He keeps it at his fine grocery and provision house. Main street, between Sixth and Seventh.

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TEKkK-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, NOVEMBER 4,1871.

If ever I cease to love, If ever I cease to love" May I get all my wishes And break up all my di*hes, If ever I cease to love.

If over I cease to love. If ever I cease to love, If ever I cease to love" May I always be a learner And buy a Lupton Burner, jKj If ever I cease to love.

If ever I cease to love, If ever I cease to love," May I go (be it near or fori To the Crockery Baz .ar, If ever I cease to love, Where is kept a complete assortment of crockery, cutlery, glassware, house-furnish-ing goods, Ac. H. S. Richardson A Co proprietors. /,

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Turner & Buntin.

W. B. Hhlllito, having purchase.! the Interest of T. C. Buntin in the firm of Turnvr A Run tin, we have formed a copartnership under the name and styl« Ttmier A Shtillto, and will continue the

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*AXE8 FOR 1871.

Notice Is hereby given that the Tax Da plicate for the year 1871 ls now In my hands, and that I am ready to ceive taxes thereon charged. The following table shows the rate of taxation on each 8100 taxable property:

NAMES OF

TOWNSHIPS.

Terre-Haute_ Harrison Honey Creek Prairieton Prairie Creek.... Linton Pierson Riley Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek Fayette Sugar Creeks.

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Livery Stable Oomp'y,

Fout^, Hunter & Thompson,

j.'. PROPRIETORS.

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Located and tuannged ns follows:

TIIE O PEKA ST A BLE, Cor. Main and Eighth Streets, R. SH TKU JlniinKrr.

E O S S A E Secomi St., bet. Main and Cherry, A. It. FOVTS Wnnagrer.

TITE TIIO.H I*SOX ST

First-class rlas can be obtained at any of the three Stables on short notice.

TSAAC BALL,

UNDERTAKER,

An«l Embalracr ol the Dead,

Is prepared to execute all orders In his line with neatness and dispatch, corner of Third and Cherry streets, Terre-Haute. 50-tf

CUFF

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Jlannfncttirer* of locomotive. stationery. Marine, Tubular and Cylinder Hollers, Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Door ^teps. etc.. cor. Canal & Main St.' 19

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AR.4NIY WOOLEX MHJJi, «. F. Ellis, Proprietor, wholesale and retail manufacturer of Woolen Goods, north-west •I Walnut Mn-et.s. 19

,'I«0 FOl' DRY Tirrf II#nl« fur Work*, Seath A Roger, rnan factun-jn of Cam, Car Wheels, (Nwtines and Machln*ry. wnerCJ»nal and Main street. 19

£RRtHAlTK rr« JL i»w •icifisl Collese. Book-keeping, Pcnmanshlpand Arithmetic, r. Mil and Main streets.

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Dog Tax.—For every Male $1.00 for every Female 52.00. and for every additional male or female S2.00.

Notice.—Examine your receipts before leaving the office and see that it covers all your property.

People are taxed for what they own on the first day of January of each year. Taxes are due on and after the 15tli day of October, and if not paid before the third Monday in April following, ten per cent, penalty is added after which the Treasurer or his deputy is required to call upon every delinquent tax-payer in his county and demand the delinquent taxes, and if necessary to seize and sell property to make the same with constable's fees.

Delinquent lands are advertised 011 or about the first Monday iu January and sold

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the first Monday in February of each year. JAS. M. SANKEV, 1 8 2 a

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Third Street, bet. Ohio and Walnut, opposite the Huntin Home, A. J. THOnrHOX Mnnnper.

The three above named Stables are operavl by Fouls, Hunter fe Thompson as a C: pany

ted by Fouls, Hunter fe Thompson as a

R. OARVIN, Principal.

Q.ET YOUR

Bill Heads, Statements

LETTER HEADS, &e.

PRISTEIi AT THE

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Extraordinary Inducements.

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Of the NEW TOEK STORE

73 'MAIN STREET,

NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE. The following Goods will be given away to or.r Custo mers until further notice:

To Parties buying $2.50 worth, 1 Hemstitched Ilandkerchif. To Parties buying $5.00 worth, 1 Lure Collar. To Parties buying $10 worth, 1 Handsome Pienie Basket. To Parties buying $15 worth, 1 Pair Joseph Kid Glove*. To Parties buying $20 worth, or more, 1 Handsome Mummer Shawl.

FOR THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, &c.,

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TO T,IE

New York Store* 73 Main St.,

NEAR THE COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

One Price Only! ,, Justice to All! WITTENBERG. RUSCHAUPT & CO.

TO STOVE BUYERS.

We H«aye oil Hand and will be Receiving

During (lie season the IIIONI Complete Assort men! of

Coal and Wood Cooking Stoves

date the head of the a]t.

Terre-IIautc, Nov. 3, 1871.

CLOSING OUT SALE.

nST O HTJMB TJ.C3-.,

Owing to a clinngc in this firm 011 the firnt of January, we are determined,

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

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DEALERS IX

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

FANCY STAPLE GROCER I E»,

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WALNUT STKEET,

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Ever brought to thin market* and 1|

IN THE HEATING STOVE LINE

We have almost every good performing Stove known to the trade, all or whieh we offer at prices never before beat iu this market. il

SMITH & WHEELER,

P. S—The ARLINGTON COAL COOK is up to this

Our Stock at Cost and Belowli

Wow is your time

To Secure Bargains in Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, &c.

Kuppenheimer & Bro.,

NW. 11H nAI.V NTKEF.T, OPERA HOl'NK

1794—-Reliable Insurance.

jXjS uta xce co., or north a mkrwa, PHILADELPHIA, 77 YEARN OU), Assets Above Chicago Lossejif over g2,50M0t.

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Columbus, Ohio,}

Assets Above Chicago Losses §G!M),NH).

NION STEAM BAKEKY.

A N E IN I & O

Manufacturer* of all kinds of

ISO Main Street.

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III.OCK.

TRIUMPH, of Cincinnati, ash Capital, $300,000. j|

GRIMES & ROYSE, Agents, I

\o. South Fifth Street.

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IS NOT SELLING OFF]

-7' at COHT, but {»itelllng

Motions, Faery Cioods, Dress

Trimmings, Hoop Kkirts,

CORHETO, GLOVES, IIOHIERY, Ac., at 20* p«f eeii t. lata than any houae that

A'ltcrtiAc* telling Off at CJo«t!

New Qoodt Com tan tlf/ Arriving At thl* botue from the En-t, from thelnii^rW.•!•*, and at prl»a that please all, audi n"thlnc but flrnt-riawi article In stock.

rro-] I-ni'.'-. I ud. I (.'all ti«fora purchasing elsewhere. 1 l*-2t I. B. OTIH.

RATIONAL HOUSE,

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MAIN AND SIXTH 9TS..

Tcrre-Haute, Indiana.

6-U JA COB VTZ & BON, Propr't.