Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1871 — Page 5

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Cimiii- COURT has adjourned until Wednesday.., .. Y'.j

Til grinil jury returned 22 indlcthmiiu thte morn!n(t. and adjourned.

tsoulUK service al As bury Church morrow momiug and evening. Rev. as. HIV!, Pastor. *w

WBcan ive the Manhattan Sewing ichiae Work* tore If the proper efrt hi made.

TTIB present aeoaion of the Commia1161*' Court will Inst about fifteen ys.

CODFISH ball* are now in order. (No fer*nn« to anything in the Tupaicholine.)

DICKBSH' nove are in greater cleat ui at .be bookstores than the works fanvother author.

ABOUT seventy-five hands are emloywi in the newspaper and job printoffices in (IIIM citv. •»wi' TIIKRK are but two savings banks crating in Irullnna now—one in Terre uute anil one in Ltfayette.

As A bog town Terre-Haute is not hut it used to be. Our hogs are mostof the two-leggpd Kind now.

Our tbouh ind fn-iglu c.»r» are to be o^ed upon the Vandalla road to run 'sreen Hrazil and Chicago.,

*BW person** buve died of small-pox *)itlv in Vitwenns. This loathsome sease may HP f-xprcted here soon.

Tfik Iiidian.ipoiis and Ht. Lonis road •ived thirty n«w freight cum this k, and two ndw and large engines.

THK Ladies' Aid Society Fair will be pen all day Tuesday,and lunch will be "rvod. Admission twenty-tlvo cunts.

Lu the o.»l shipped from the Brail inca to Chic/igo, through this elty, travels jver the E. T. II. AC. Rail-

THK nnnrtnl fair of the Ladles' Aid :ciety will ie held In Dowling Hall Monday night, Tuesday and Tuesnight.

KATII IT HACIKH are putting up a fgo frame building south of their ops. to bo used for car building pur-

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UK citizi-nsof the village of Iiockport ei'lated over tbe prospect of soon vlng railroad couuectlons with tho ter world.

THK Houthwostern Kail road asks the 5ple of Harrison township to vote a •scriptIon of $1.50,000 to assist in ildlug th line, ii TtnitTV-leloilT miles flrom this city to hlnNori, Illinois, a point on the ithweslcrn Ridlroad, and sixty-three to Olney.

were as anxious to tell the good know of our acquaintances as we to tell the b.ul, how charming socle

r°uld

ItK pork packing

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0|*eratlons

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pnaluce a great scarcity of currency a surplus of eastern exchange in money markets of this city.

"wo OH three farmers of Pralrloton ,n«dlp have been Induced to give ieral lenses on their lands to the clnnatl A Terre 'Ute Railroad.

I'NIIAY servlee In the Unlreraallst rch next Sunday at the usual hour. In the morning: "Springs of er." Subject In the Evening: "Our sines."

ik K. T. 11. A C. Railway will prob-

combine with the K. A. C. Railto purchase a sleeping car which ho run on through trains between nsvllle and Chicago.

rrKnthe completion of the CinclnRniirotid and the Southwestern road, each of the twelve townships lis county, save Piersois, will be erwd by a railroad line.

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rn ladies ot the Aid Society are tlntt hemleally to make their Fair ccess next week. It the public genly will ahow a tithe of the interest nifrwted by thfse ladlea, the Kalr be the best ever gh-en here.

tK' New York Store Monthly" tor •mbor I* Just laauol. It eoutalns a ty or mNding matter and nuui* advertisements showing tbe sdng^ of buylug dry gooda at the

York Store. It Is veiy credits oubileation and has a very Urge ul-ttion*

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AHKIAHK l.u K.HaNJv— the tollowtn»i H»M have I•n UMIMHI by theOeuntt aimv our last retstri:

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smt K«ms K. JiVm,

*'IMI fuaii* ihI hsis F-fty. i'i» Mt tCokM miiI LW* WaudtttK Alu.i.l. nixl U«Uk« M. Wat-oii.

It mhI KiittMh Bn*wn. Kn »u»M*l«n -r ui.| Minute mrwttse. sn«l Mary Jettkluv

K. It Iditut k.hI Ckuhartne ¥.

titis«wiita(ir ana Uwta BeU«n*

Tiutrad ijf o«rJ»*rtiT, A. R. Bratshi|«|"*i a jpack 'ft' «»f iewelry to a ouirr I ilntt in liidlanspoll«. A d*„\» previous he dllt-d an order for rt" i«»i a bridal parly at t.w. •ille. One «y la» «rwk h» in «de fail "rw »rw to Udy who liv*« m«T, IIHn*4«, while he •ellal«w«t. tich-w orclor-k* sloioat dally a lixintf in TWt» Hiat*. Br.ti, si. I| runmy, sod Knigm«vitji. «»t ir qin««lly iinkr* sales to r• vtoj «t mw dl«t «nt point*. Mr. 4n oaks aci|ulr-d «n enviable r**p*: •n IM his imniiti"*!, and msny «»f 4*Vm ra order ib*»ir goods by e*. i', U.

relyinu eatlrMy on his

•n' In se|er«lng tbe miloles. T»»e «u d«» for bloi and hmurms ins r* "'rr pofwtlsr with rmlirnsd —tlno-noastle Btiner.

ORKAT FIRE IN ROCKVILLR.

EomI Side of Square Ifyttrely Burned,

Low SKVKJMR-FiVBTHOCAAKD DOLlar*

Last night at ten o'clock a fire l»rokt ont in the dry goods afore ot VV. H. Harding, in Knekvtllej .asGauso unknown, but the fact that, when disrov-

ered, the fire was about the stove.

would mm to show that ii

caused by an Incendiary, but »»y areldent. The flames spread quickly and enveloped the whole east side ot the square. There

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no tire organisa

tion af any kind in the town. The following. Is a^list of property burned: •#,*'* 5

W. H. Harding, dry goons store. Loss $35,000. Insunnce #i",000. Kates A Browning, drug store. Loss $10 000. I nan ra rice $8,000.

Whipple, dry* iroods store. Iioss $8,000. IiiHunwe $2,000. Cohen A Co., clothing store. Loss unknown.

Kendall, furniture store. Loss, fi,ooo. No iiiHurance. R. John*t«n. drug store. Loss $1,000. Insuran e, $1,600.

Foley fc Beard, grocery store. Loss unknown. Mrs, C"lling-4? millinery. Loss $300. No Insurance.

O. W. Collings, Patriot office. Loss unknown. No insurance. Davis, merchant tailor. Loss unknown.

Myers Bros moat market. Loss unknown.

Ro-kvlllo

seems to be doomed. In

Sfp»ender, 1^70, tho whole of the North side of the square, save the Nation al ink, was burned. Last Slimmer all of the Soul side was burned.

TJRW. JOHNSON'S Plantation Minstrels pave nn excellent entertainment at tin Opera House last night. The members oft he rou|a? conduct themselves in tht moat genteel manner, and their per formancea are free from vulgarity and are of the most laughable character Thia Is pronounced the best genuine plantation minstrel troupe that ever visited this city. They will give matinee this afternoon and another performance to-nipht.

THE first masquerade ball of the season will take place at Dowling Hall next Thursday evening. The ball will be given by Toute A McKennon and no pains will be spired to make it«a complete success. We learn that half-fare arrangements will lie made to accommodate persons coining from Mattoon, Paris and Charleston. A large attend ance and a jolly time may be expected.

A VERY pleasant hop, the most enjoyable ol the season, transpired at the 'lWro-llaute House last night. Lovely woman snd heroic man were both there. Several hearts beat happily and when music urose with its voluptuous swoll, soft eyes looked love to eyes which spoke attain, and all went merry as a marriage bell. (Not entirely original.)

CARTKR BROS', stave factory on South First street was burned this, morning about 3 o'clock loss nine thousand dollars, which was insured to the extent of fbur or five thousand dollars. IIow the fire originated Is unknown.

INTBRMKNTH.—The following ia a list of Intormenta for the week ending this morning

D»*c. 3.—James ftyJive* 57 '^eahi-Shot tn tillnoi* lKD.-Mm. Mattie BarnIcklo—Pulmonary dlwaan.

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THK MAIL Job office prints the Centensry Sunday School Visitor snd the Indiana Student, the latter a semimonthly collegemagaxine published by the students of the State University.

H. A. Richardson €•., reoelved thi*

morning a,large supply of Family Favorite

Burning Fluid, at 7& Main street. Theli

ninny cu.itomeis can now bo supplied with

out further delay.'

lk«»«iiilklf Item.

In order to oflVr tlie sn «te«t possible sttractloiw dnring the iiollda'* we have or dt'red aunui vet) pretty Una an otbvr nolloita.

Wc have also established clearance price* on winter dreas good-s ttwwiii, felt ftklrts. Hcecrd sni wool limiwry, gk v*s wlwte-ns etc., wtahing to do* oat tbess arttelea en Urfty beforv the tin* of January.

We have reoeivvd a few mum new fli and as we are setlins theiu at about own llicy dewrve the particular attention ui IhoM tn need.

RVAJUU Ibrur A DEMIKO,

144t. Terre-Haute, ind.

g«lMM»('hrtiiiaiM frrurm I*.—Clock*, WMKb», opera gta-aeis duUiw, i*tsln IS ilnfs stoue rings Deck chains, iuckita, Waiehetianas. Im pUeMn, suton, alivst «ii|K baumlHM, v* ««, inufioutt*, uiifc kuKr* «IMJ toits indivMiwI sub, mup luUl««, (MI\) rwvlTtns cwk« tkskrt*, goiU mutt, Ittcks pei cN, bivwlrtii, sliK-vv button's ttwK ptua, «*r Uiops lull si-t, as a thousand mow Uliitg* to IM found at ibr ma tHthiiH-ut otJV KuwMn, Wt, Xalnntreei. 11M AIT*4 UWLII«I UM 1»W«»I (mas In I(M DTY. ami I

IK- HUYM MWTMRM, a-h WwMmI an

naaUy by b*tng httrui up. ant ihrowb sway. Tims, later nad M|»m« Mivvd.

Tl*e coram unity will Sad it «rtrt wwnmy to MA« roaaSed Ui a Itgtil cylinder. tb+rvby rv»i»lnln* all the anfi|tb, ano sntma. «rbteh I- requisite to ndt« a dedcfcxi* and extdlaraUng drink. T.vrtj ttetry Is masted nnliotmly, ftwiot ihcoodW fivn say bitter butt,

Hkt, Uagnaara and iasa oufft— i»»*td Aally, and always »ur MtW Ovah s»

•Mf Miasf tIk'MMMiHGMicN

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of a Ka I Omktn*

*taa«*s ujr 4m, call om Moore Hagert) Maha ai»dttwy ^rtll soft ytm. tv*

T«» rtnd that stoeklng empty at the coming

the morn.

not

^i I vowed, what e'er defying

I'd go right off to "Ryan" And get that atockiug filled with Toy*. Tbla year be lias a much largeratock at much lower price*, corner of 4th and Ohio.

In mAlarious regioun, Barr's Ague Medicine should be uaed as a preventive. 2i-lin

An Item of Interest lo ail, that we have a Sbirt Manufactory in our own city. Mr. D. B. Otis, the already popular Varifty Store and Gents' Furnishing Ooods Man, hat, iit grr-at expense, prepared hlmwelf to furnish all kinds of White Shirts of any kind of Muslin or Linen, made either direct from atock or made to order. Lvery Bhirt warranted a perfect fit, or no sale, and doll vert to you cheaper than in any other market in the West. Have Express chargea and leave your orders at home, and patronize I ne institutions. Also a full line of Urai-cia-iS Uenta' Furnishing GooJs kept constantly in store.

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BI'ckkyg

C^ASH STORK.

MAIN, CORNER SIXTH STREET, *1 Terre-Ilnute, Indiana.

The Popular House,

Mhirts the best In the market, at Biiltmster's. 22-lm.

A*k your druggist for Burr's Ague Mediciue, If you have the clillls. 33-lm

Olovesagood variety at Bannister's, 79 Main street. 22-lm.

A Liberal Proposition,—It gives us pleasure to publish the following: TKKKK-MAUTK, IMD., Dec. 7,1871. 7b the Manager* q/ the Ladie*' Aid Society bf the Oily 0/ Tcrre-llauie:

I siting to aid you iu relieving the wants of tbe ioor ot ihl* city, I pr»»|Hwe to give you one hundred do 1 lain 111 stove*, or anyhlng else in my Hue of business pr»yvidid, ihe various coal dealtn of tlie city will give iliessine iiinount in coal, or as inuvli more a« possible. Respecttuily, R. L. BALL.

Xew and nlee, those Casaimeres Just recei\ id at Banniider'a, 79 Malu 8U 'iJ-lin.

Barr's Ague Medicine la worth a thouaand dollars loan ague put leu t. It cunts but on* dollar. 24-1

Bannlstrr hs» just iwlViil something nlcv for (he holidays, Including fine French .ind knglUli t^Midmetes, Baakit Goods and Diagonals for due boainuM tuits. Also fancy paut and vest patterns, oall and Me them, aa-lm.

Black, blue, brown and Dahlia Beavers, plalu aud fane) for overcoats, al Baunisitrr'a. SU-lin.

Rrody for Ihe U*lHlay trade Hrra A Arnold have la'day opened their clrgiiai ioy store, nt Main airrel, with a meek of toy a that will plena* everybody.

Barr*a A#u« Me iciue uo new dlwov* ery, but a reliable remedy In a uew form.

Opening of Psrta and New York pattern bonn*-ta aim bats Tuesday and W «-d nw«ilay, Hepiember sMUi and 27Uu B. L. Hirauis IM Malostrvvt. U-if

Par1'liMi|i OMMII attd lore* pompngoio Moure* liagerty. No. 1«m Main Hi. *«-tf.

Loah irfU tor tbe bo,kiays sod prepaid Aribvmliy leaving your RKSMIIY al BanuWwV, 79 Main rfnri. XS-lu».

It t» t'on*SiS »»y kverjr One IImi Uuore A Mfprrty are the beet Iln aud M6fr MuuMk lo Us elly. (Mt

We have its INMI'ISM Wateh Mak»rm snd a J. wbw bat eaa manaikrtwe my art tele w«nird. Tli hsvti,g valrtso iw rtrpstr will do well to make a not*- or ibK

»t wf'*.*'* mm *M *-.*• -'^%M a 1 rH 4Kfc S»Jrt1 «f* *.!'•*

TERK^-HAUTK SATURDAY KVEfUNft MAIL DECEMBER 9.187L

T*w«s a «lMr r«M slgkl la#t winter, And the biasing flame of splinterWas crac*fing,j£#pp4ng ln, th?

¥»raneJ'

place, 'y%-' ,v,1 Bitting In my arm chair rocking. I wsaobtervlngcloxe aMocking, My boy bad Just bang tt with a glad ex pee tant face. '*w I thinking of tbe sad new.

For Popular Good»,

At Popular Prices.

-W. S. RYCE&COwvj

SPECIAL PRICES THTS DAY OJT».

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Ciinion Flannel.—Will open this day, 1000 yards extra goods, at low prices' i# W. 8. RYCE & CO.

Cassimeres for Men and Boys' wear,just arrival. W. S. RYCE & CO.

The Beatrice X11 bin Just received at W. S. Kyce 4 Co

Woolen Sear fa. nil sizes and variety at W. S. Ryce A Co. Kxtra Indncemenis on all kinds ol luncy good.", iace«, etc., tor the, Holiday irade at W. 8. Ryce Co. j. :f.

Barr's Ague Mt-dlcine la liol bitter, but a carefully prepared tonic. T: 21-lin

Hearty for Ihe Holiday I raile 1 Hers A Arnold have to-day opened tlieir elegant toy store, nt 80 Main street, with a Mloek ol' toys thai will pleawe -veryboily. At their great Opera House Bnissr tliey have Just been rMciviag an clrgnnt llneof notiwtia, I'aney goods and fura, suitable for I|I« Holiday triMle, which will he nold at Mgnre« to asloulah all.

Ciirlstinas coinun Out once a y-ar, and what will give more comfort on that occasion to the outer man tnan a nice fitting Mult of clotlxs tbla can always be had al UannUterV 7» Main strwt. 22-1 m.

R. rKXKXAM,

tl-ur. Wl Main swh. n«mr (Xir. wt gfc.

for potting op cotter An spooring.* rta «beet-lmn. JnMiIng, gnrsl arnt rtasp, Vnore A Hagprty nui noi be MMM. uq Main street. «rn.

If yon anal n)e toaniteor grate **s* amine Ikanro Hsgerty'V gne porrtswlng. Matn a*ret. ee-u.

sast to «l«i usM and Itflver. R. R. rREUlAX, a^r.

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tiagdnilt^oi mtfUfiJiMtt^fisItt BaaatsterV fl-ln.

ir. AruMn Agae Care ar Tenle T*gH«M« Mrltagt, for the cure of Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Dr. Araaud In offering bis Ague Cure to the public, doesao with fUU confidence that lu reaults will rostaln him In pronoanelng It one of the moat valuable remedies ever ofTtered to the public, ss a safe, certain and permanent cure of Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fever*. Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Indeed for the whole class of diseases arising from biliary derangement, fj

Its composition ts very simple ani entirely of vegetablea and xuaranteed to contain nothing that will render It in the lea»t unsafe or Injurious to the ay-stem. It never tails to cure even the most obstinate cases.

Try a bottle and know how it 1- yourself. For aai«* at the Terre-IIaute Pharmacy, corner oth and Ohio streets. 8-tL

Drawing Lrssons.—W. M. Statz, teacher of drawing in the public schools, will open a night school In drawing for tbe ben41i of mechanics and others who may wit.h to learn that science. He will also give lessons in tbe Clascal languages. For information spply at State's Jewelry store, on Main street. 17.tf

Milliners and merchants will do well to look through our immense stock of millinery and fancy goods. We buy for cash from first hands and will give our customers the advantage of it. 8. L. Strans, 149 Main street. jV iw,. 13-tf

Jnst Ihe thing:, those new pant patterns |«st received at Bannhter's, 79 iiain Street, 22-1 m.

Indiana Cen'ral ...

PATENT RIGHT EXCHANGES, No. 19 North Illinois street, Indianapolis.

Dr. S. C. A E. O. Frink, Pro'tora. Send for Circulars. 7-6m.*

The ISIVMI aaaortinent of Ladles Walehes, at tbe lasmi prices, Is at 151 Main street, near corner Sixth at reel. «-tr. H. R. FKF.EMAHr.

Married.

(J PPENH KIM ER STROU8E At tlie residtneeof the bilde's father on Sunday evening, Di-c Jkl, by the Rev, Mr. M. Meaning, or In'lanniolis, Mr. John Kuppenheitner to Mias Mina Strouse, both of tbla city.

•QOWLING HALL.

THE FIRST

Grand! .Masquerade!

Of the season will be given

AT DOWLING HALL,

On Thursday Eve., Dec,i4th,

Under the auspices of TOUTE A MeKBXNAX,

Every effort is being put forth to make it a pleasant affair. y,1 Admlaaloa.,

Supper Extra.

TOtlTlTS FULL BAND. Will be in attendance.

VANSVILLE,

TERRE-HAUTE & CHICAGO

TRAINS AR1UVK AT TKRRB-HAUTB. Express and Mall 9:45 A. M. Ac«mmo«latlo.. 8^0 p. K.

The following important connections are made at Danville.

Illinois,

y, without change ot cars from Danville. 1-lf. JOS. COLLETT, 8upU

OAL.

KISSXER'S

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RBRATON,

Manufacturer of and a lioiesale and Retall dealer In

WATCHES. CLOCKS, Jewelry, Spectacles, Gold Pent, SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE,

Elgin, Waltbam, United fttates, Howard And Bratttn'm Fin* Orrnd* of IToteAes. First National Bank Building,

Oreenrastle, Ind.

All Good* Sold at this Establishment will be Engraved Free of Charge. FACILITICM I'OB JiAKlW And Repairing anything in tbe Watch or .Iewelry line, equal, if not superior, to any eetHbUsdiment in the State.

Particular attention is called to A. R. Brattin's tine grade of Watch*s, bearing hla own name and Oreencastle, Ind., on the move* ineitt •f tioods sent C. 0. D. to any part of the Union,

Wmtnhei Jtrjwired and Wnrrmntrd, Rrattlb's PerlSCopic Spectacles, the best in use. 24-ltn

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{I **. irfl TRAINS LBAVK TBRRK-HAUTC. Accommodation 6:10 A. M. Express and Mall 4:15 p. M.

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With the Chicago, Danville A Vlncennes Railway for Chicago and the Northwest. With the Indianapolis, Bloomlngton and Western Railway Last, for Covington and rYnwfordsville and Weat, for Champaign, Trhana, Bloomlngton. Peoria, Rock Island Burlington, aud Omaha, without change of cars from Danville.

With ib« Toledo, Wabasb and Western Railway East, lor Attica, Lafayette, Fort Wayne and Tolido and Weat, for Tolono, fH^stur, Hpringfleld, Jacksonville, Keok'ik, Quincy, Hannibal, Rt Joseph ami Kansaa urllhnnf nKuttiM rtl Mm fW\m T^ift vll IA 2

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tMlee, Ranking Di ng Klsre, M4m Hlxth Htreot.

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Alan MKt/DR*)?f8. ORGAlfS,

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Having determined to establish a for department in connection with onr dry goods we respectfully explain tbe Hcbeme.

As a first-rate utock of furs requires sn invent men of eeveral thousand dollars It haa been cuatomary for tbe dry gooda, ha', aod certain notion houaea of our city to handle these goods In a "ainall way." This has divided the trade to *0 great an extent thai no one haa had a really well aanorted utock and neither merchant nor couaomer has reaped any material advantage.

Last year we were disposed to give np tbe trade but ss no one seemed disposed to make tt an attractive specially we have determined to do so.

This year we will offer these goods in Car greHter variety than they have ever been displayed in Terre-IIaute.

We anticipate that some who really do not care to engage In the lra4e will a*/(empt to clo«e out the "atock on hand" At eost,and we underand that 10 make our undertaking a success we most keep below Uael prices.

TjUELLyRIPLEY 4t DEMONS,

cor. Main Filth llta.

EO. D. ARNOLD,

163 Main Streetf

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Clocks, Watches,

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And Jewelry/

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AH LOW AS ANY OTHER 1IOU8K IN THE CITV.

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The SATU^tlAY EVKNIN® MAIL, iu Independent We*kly NewK|iaiar, will tie mailed to Kubacribera at TWO l)OI.LA Year ONR DOLLAR for Hix Months, and KlK'iY CENTS lor Three Mouths, and to Clubs at the following rates: Three Cvpies, Oue Year $ 5®0 Five 8 DO Ten -m" 15 00 Twenty a 50

With One Copy extra to the getter up of a Club of Ten. or more. Mail and oniccSultacrlptlons will, invariably, be discontinued at expiration of time paid for. tt* 9 tJF

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We are enabled to offer extraordiunry ladnoements In the way ot dubbing with other periodicals. We will fbrniah theBATURDAY EVENING MAIL, PRICK I2.00*TER YRAR, with any of'the periodicals tmuinwated below al greatly reduced rates, 'these periodicals will be aunt direct froin tlieofncc* of publication. Here

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.f WEEKLY PAPERS.

Mall and the Indianapolis Journal. price 12.00 SS 00 The Mall and tin* Indlananolls hen* tlnel, price 12.00 8 dl) Tbe Mail and tlie N. V. Tribune,' price 12.00.... S 00 The Mail and the fndlananolla

News, price tIJiO... 9 75 The Mall and the Toledo Blade, price 12.00 8 ft) Tbe Mail aud the BUlf. World, price 13.00 8 00 The Mall and the M. Y. Nan, price •1.00 3£» The Mall and the Prairie Farmer, price 12.00 8 The Mail and the Western Moral, price 12.00 3 A) The Mail and the 4'hleagro Advance, _prlce 92/i0 8 80 The Mail snd tbe Vhlfsgs Interior, prict! 12.60 3 A The Mail and tlie Chicago Republican, price II ..TO 7» The Mall and Anpleton's Jonrnal,. price ft.00 4JH The Mail and the BnriU New Yorker, price 13.00 8 7 The Mail and Hearth and Home, _price 18.00 8 7ft The Mall and the Nelhodlsl, piice taj» to The Mall and Kverjr (tatnrdny, price «5!00 5 90 Tfie Mail and Harper's Weekjy, price ft.00 6 00 The Mall and Harper's linear, price ft.00 5 00

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The Mall and Head-Weekly Bf, Y. Tribune, price, H.U)..._ 8ft

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The Mall and the American Agrlcultnrlal. prlw ll.SO 12 50. The Mail and Uodey'SLady'allook, mice IU)0 4 Or The Mall and .the l^dlea' Own •acaalne, price iLfiO 2 9D The Mall ami the Sforlh Western

Farmer, pries fix*) 2 50 The Mall and the Utile Corporal, •price IIJV0 3 9 fibs Mall and the Little Chief, pries 76 cents. The Mall and the Utile Hewer, price 75 cents. The Mall and derthner'a Monthly, price, fSJJO W The Msll snd the Allantlr Wonthly, price ft.00

The Mall and Onr Yean* Folks, price tl.00 The Msll snd »ld and *ew. priee ft. W The Mall aod •verlsnd Monlbly, prlo*. fUlO The Mall and Harper's Nagaslne, price UM *t* -top ./

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We have made arrangements to ftirnMb the

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pubJUbed in the neighborhood of TerreHaote, at very low rates. Here Is tbe iiat: The Mall and HulUvan Union „.43 Tbe Msll and RockrtUr Xm* «... 8 The Mali snd RrnxU Mhur 8 file Mail ami RttwHng Ur*em ArehtortA.. Tlie Mail snl farnMnJI S The Msil snd H*mUr Htm* .X. rhs Mail Mild Arwfmrt Trnntrript^....^.. j) The Mall and Aurora HoreatU. a 'y it '-I

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lest ring to obtain »ol«tipilons fur oihav periodloaia oo our IM st tbe name time, Wfe oe AiraMted a 111 of the prkMS at irbieh «cbs«iMrtplkmctn be taken sepalat^j^ upon application to this office.

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