Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 29, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 January 1872 — Page 5

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JL CORRWPOSDRKT MOdl tO US the following pcelry applicable to the recent misunderstanding between the eribi'd and UalnruliM Choiohes in this city: THE WORLD'S OLD BONO OF RIGHT .. «, ASP WRONG.

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Wb» mnn flr*t trod ih* fsoeof earth Ij?A ml Iratal force tb mo*" controlled, Era iimiu /-CHrttj liaxJ inul In blrttii

Or word* of love had e' er U.-, lold— Tu.t rud-* world Rang the wierd-ltkesbng Of am rlicht and you are wrong."

When irlbe 'gainst tribe its fore combined, J? Ami pim- to subjugate were laid Wii nation foriniM lo gather strength,

And urtnie* in the field arrayed— fii Tne world *tllI sung tbe olieerleiw song. Of "I am riijlit aud you are wroag."

When (Jurist, with meekness of a child, T»e Golden Itule to lile applied, *8 By -WIK I prte-t* he wai reviled, •(i Be rayed. inockt-d, Miourgt-d, and cruelfind— a i*V 8

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right and yon are wrung."

a Paul, «*t«*pben, Peter, Justin. James, .i -gn And other marlyrs to th Ir l&ilh, rj Hiv i"fi behind immortal names,

But ild ih« lorfeit by their U'-atb, }(.- um ihe world e' er sung the song of I »nn right and you are wrong." w» *4 When HUMS and Luther dared oppose

Tu« edicts of the Papai Kee W1I«-II Murray irom the Purilalista ,x' In pnuncdared iollHHKree, t,i !ul ran it abroad the hateful MOIIR

Oh! wuare riglH, and you uro wrong."

Beotx have increased and multiplied y. As hinher Time »trole on apace ''J f-i Yei every neci claim* excellent *H-»

Willi more intolerance ihan grace, Au*i *IIIK» Ulitu (lie gutheiiug throng, /i am il^lu, Llie rejlare wrong.'-

Though Jtitus bade him wliliout fault a* To ne flr*t loCiiHt ihe Slolie, I fl mi An«l tauulit the code ol charity— .,! Koi none arc ninleKft—uo-not one—

The world sli.gH now, as men, the Rong. Y»»! we are right, and you are wroiiu. it When first wme lender hearts were moved

In inly i.r Kr Airic's slaves, Th' till now claim irieudnhlp true, "i Divl-ion marked those in.»ial braves

.j.t Tile lieartl tnat Helf-complacent ho rig si •*. of "1 am right and you are wrung.

When Guilileo proved the truth 1,. Th grand old Earih ltnelf turned round, By dint of force did he retract.

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And, silenced, yield IiIh vantage ground— if' The wold sang unto him the song,

Oh 11 am rlglit aud vou are wruug."

Albeit many now have learned

That IIOWH may Hash acrow the sea, act hint that souls iimy *end us buck -t A iii -iw ige irom eternity— s\ .• Tlii) world singH loud tiie same old Bong.

Uh, I am right, and you are wrong." Whoever dares a Ktep to take Ad vaucing ton point lu Iront t?i Of science.or theology

Musi Mumd the bullet and the brunt—

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And hear tint constant, li~intU song

"4-' or *Ve are right, and youTire wrong."

Thank Ood though bigot* think it strange, That nevertheless earth moves along. Got! speed the lay when man may chuiige

That hacKii»eu. phnrl-alcVong, And sing a wiser, better Mtng, You may be righi, I may be wrong.','

ftoa'^hen churches practice wlut they prencl), ,"i And preach fiom lieaveu-tuu^ht, liberal

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The recreant MInner tlien amy fwl v,r-:. The vlial forceol-ChrlMiiun deeds $ And sing iu time, abetter uk,

You may UAVIgnt, 1 may be wrong."

When ali sliail lend a willing ear \r To doctrines new and ctlll uutriotl, And pause awhile e' re th* condemn, {. ':UI To learn the truths of eltrteT side— t#v Then may be heard the'brtter song,

W Vou may be right, I tntiy be wrong." ,,,

"1 Bo may the unlvereal chutch V! 'm Of brotherhood broad and strong A smm may frankly own IO man, Iji 1 may, an well ax you* be wrong." -u -lif Come, let us start that better song,

j{J You ma.bf rlnlit, I may be wrong."

THB traveling s.desui iii of a wholeule and retail establishment of this »»ti city, who came in from the North a few nlgbta ago, reports th^tt, When within a tew miles of this city, bis

I team was suddenly stopped, and four men Hppeariurg, two on each side of bia y. wagou, with loaded revolvers pointing

H' at blm, demanded bis money. Being j*"' nnablo to deltond himself he allowed them to search him He had considerable money with, blm wblch be had a "f'i: short time before placed in his boot,

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where the robbers failed to search. Alter a deliberate ex unl-.atlon, be was allowed to goon unhurt, and the robhers made ^ood their oaoape.

Tun annual meeting of the stockholdors of the Vigo' Agricultural Sodety waa held at Dow ling Hall tp-dsy. i,i ti OfBoors for the enaueing year were elected, and the following annual reI port of the Treasurer submitted I ,, Amount received freui the treasurvr, |SS2 96 back tents, 9206.00 rents for

I. 1871,1500.00 gatereoeipts,92.501.90 entry fee*, |249.00 target gains, |285.50 lumber, 968.18 Oerman shooting lub, $15.00 two shares of new stock, $50.00 license fund for 1871, $130.00 amount 4 .received on 8toc^. andjiotea, $lM.60 total, 4,483.08.

'On Tuesday a wrotched old woman riaitsd several la mil lea in different part* of the city, begging money for !*&* the purpose, she ststed, of ablating

the husband and children of the woman who waa burned to death on South Seoond atraet on Sunday. Aa uo one could be made to believe that be fainily waa In destitute clrcuinstances, ahe was immediately suspected by *11 of |j«h being an Imposter, and her demands refused. ,1 How. J. C. AUKN, K. Callahan, and

H. tiaudford, Dtreoioraut the Wabaah Valley road, were In towuon Tuesday. |It is proposed lo push that work along as (Suit as banda oau do it, and tor that purpose Dean Andn'ws has been engaged ic secure the right of way, than I whom no better man can be selected.

The iron for the entire line baa been purchased, and tbo whole ruad unI. der oontMCl. The surveyors are now between this olty and Parts—[Marshall

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f" Tits city will exciiaugtt the vacant A school lots fc«ld in the Northeastern

part of lbs city for lota more favorably Situated for school purposes as the railroads, depots, add afcops In that locality will render It tnipssslMs to carry on a school soy vrtegt lo tbe^TWitMS IV. 7 K.* 1:^' ,'^f *0, 8avnai In the Oongregstlonal 4' Church to-morrow as usual, Rev. & F.

Howe, Pastor. SnfejeK ot sermoa In the morning, "The Service of Christ UnooodlUsnal," sad lo tbs evening, **Tbe Ououessaod the Failnrs of 8ta" as illostrsted In recent

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In 1822 there W^w'Slrty wllskey distilleries In Vigo county. A-

WK are informed by reliable person that there are at least four or five cases of smallpox now within the city limits.

THE Weekly Journal will publish that thrilling aerial entitled "The Auditor's Revenge, or the Delinquent Tax List."

BT7STNK88 is dull. Wouldn't It improve matters now if the Southwestern trade ot this city were diverted to Chicago?

ABOUT twenty-eight dollars worth of orders for premiums given at the last Agricultural Fair, are still outstanding.*

TH#Nih»son Opera Troupe Will pass through this city to-ni^ht on the Vandalia line en route Irom Cincinnati to St. Louis It ,1^

DON'T forget that the corporators of the Southwestern Railroad pledge that the machine shops of that line shall be located in Terre-Haute.

A HEBREW Sunday school has been organized in this city. Its meetings are held in tbe Minsball building on Main street between Third and Fourth.

THE amount of freight which passed over the I. A St. L. and the Vandalia last year lines was at least one third more than that in any previous year.

THE Masquerade Ball of tbe TerreHaute Meennercbor will exceed in splendor, tableaux, processions, Ac., anything oi this kind ever held before.

THE total Internal revenue receipts of this district for tbe month of. December on stamps, whiskey, licenses, bank and railroad returns,, &r. amosnted to $46,000.28.

All propej-ty in this county mprtiraged for money borrowed from the Sinking Fund, npon whieh the interest has not been pffld, will be advertised for sale the Krst of next week.

TrtE great demand for female laborers in this city seems to be on tbe increase rather than the decrease, and many of yoyr citizens are strongly in favor of importing a numberof Chinese emigrants. *.-tr-ry mi i-..I I '1

Th* present session of the Oomnos Pleas Court will rinse to-day.

Go TO the railroad meeting at the Court House this evening.

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Th* Lsd^rs* Aid Hoeiety of this city numbers lsss Ihan* score of membersi Hitn in favor of the proposed approi.

GRAND MASQDSBADB IUU of TH^^ Terre-Hante Mwiinerehor, in Dowllng Hall, February 13th, 1872,"'

8kk the advertisement of the Home Insurance Company, of New York, represented hy C. Hosford.

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No PERSON will be admited to the Typographical ball—Wednesday evening—who has not received an invitation. TJjls, in connection with the fact that Toute's band furnishes the music, and W. A. Sheap the supper, Insures a pleasant affair.

THK teachers' regular monthly meeting will be held at the Normal School building this afternoon. These meetings are now held on the aecond Saturday of each month the grade meetings are held every fourth Saturday of eaqb month. —i—,

QTTKRV.—Itlmigin want to know how muHi broader must the mafitle of eharlty" be which will permit the -orth«dox" to pray with Unlversallsts for the conversion of tbe world, than that which rermits the "orthodox" to invite Unlversallsts to pray at funeral? —[Express.

Iw the Lower House of Congress on Monday, Mr. Crebs introduced a bill for tbe improvement of the Great Wabash and Little Wabash rivers. The bill was referred. We fear that this is Intended to bo a kind oi a slam on the Wabash tossy that it needs improving.

AooiK DKAN as sent to tbe penitentiary about one year ago for petit larceny. She returned the first of the week, and wss arrested snd placed in thsStstlon House last night tor becoming drunk snd disorderly on tbe street. She was fined $7.10 before tbe Mayor this morning, whioh she paid snd went her wsy.

Tmtit* sre nine Masonic Lodges In Vigo county, fire of which sre in the city and four in the country. Those in tbe country sre located at Lock port, Hartford, Prairleton and 8andford. Of those In the city, three are composed sf white snd two of black members. Tbe whites number sboot five hundred members..,' ,*?. .=* 'J,

MARMAGH LICIUWW.—The following ItoPiutes have been issued by tbeOaunty Clerk since our isst report:

Juo. Rwickerd and Mary A. tlMR. Ilntnmwiln *nd Mary J. Bolt* Plittltp Um- AIM! Kits* Smith. John K. ftnwll and Maty A. Fry.ii( Jo*. H. M«aUi and Mush Wortta. Frank IXuitab iud Mmt? MacdeUns Bomand Rachael Baker. CStsa. Mt. Border §nd Carotin* C. Bobsct•rn.

MarvelTrs Onwege snd ftaMUinsb Bsrd AtwM H. KMUM and BtSrisM Kahbea. OMnnwdsn P. Reynolds sad Mary ft fioMn. __ psnlsoa O. Bandlcy and Sarsh J, Moid.

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T. H. Riddle, John H. Sykes, Keraklioif,

THE location of the machine shops of the E. T. H. A C. Railroad in the north-eastern part of the city will greatly increase the value of property and tbe population in that section.

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A. O. Austin,'f

THK Nail Works succeede Jin supplying about half the demand for nails during last year. The demand still increases, and the price has recently been advanced each keg.

JoS. Strong, V'l i. H. O'BwIej a £nglea A Tutt,,. ,y U. Gaga. C. 1. Harvey, Wittehberg, hrtn^t dt Co,

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TERRF,-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING AILJANUARY 13. IS72.

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Below we publish list of prominent merchants snd business men who have xunexed their names to a recommenda

intlon to the Southwestern Railroad. i'iie parties who have taken the trouble to procure thess signatures are gratified to state that hi the ehtlre city they t«tet but Ave business men who expressed themselves in opposition to the road. Many names of other firms favorable to the making of the appropriation do not apper because of their absence from their plaoes of business when called npon by the canvasser:

WK, the undersigned, merctf AVitii and business men of Terre-Haute, believing that the building ot the proposed Southwestern Railroad is of the most vital importance to the interests of this city ana necessary in order that we may retain the trade of the section of country through which this road will puss and believing that this trade will bfe very largely increased if railroad facilities are furnished toil and believing farther, that, if the present movement to seeure this road is not successful, no occasion »s favorable will ever again be alTorded and being satisfied that this enterprise is in the bands of men known to this community as men of honor, of enterprise and of much business talent, and wbo are devoted both by their interests and instincts,to the growth and welfare of our flourish-ingc-ity we do respectfully but most earnestly appeal to our fellow citizens to vote for tbe proposed appropriation, by this township, ot one hundred and tifty' thousand dollars, to assist in the construction of this road, at tbe election to be held by order oi the county commissioners oh Monday January 22nd, 1872 and since there is danger that those wbo favor this appropriation may neglect to vote under tbe belief that their votes will not be necessary to secure tbe election In favor of the road and whereas it may be expected that till those opposed to tbe appropriatUp yrill take great care to cast ana influence every vote possible, we do still further respectfully but most earnestly urge, every frienu to this enterprise to see to it that not only h}s Otoh vote is surely polled but also the v6tes of his friends and neighbors whom he mlny knbw to be favorable to the making, by the township, of tbe appropriation asked -V 8. L. 8traus,

B. W. Koopmhn, L. M.Cook, G. Foster smith, Wiuig A Dick, .,*1 tf. tt.Jeff«rs4tCo., H. iiobinsou, O. Bart lei Ot Co., R. W Rippetoer T. J. Rapps

K. Ohm, ...MV J. C. Yates, Cory A Co., ***. D.H.Wright, V. M. Slaughter,t W- Lookwoofiy W. U. ^cuiiUer, E. P. Huston. N. Boland, APgusl Efaer P. E. Tut tie, B. 4 fi. W

Win. C. Buntin A Co. W. H. Paige A Co. N. Stein, Jr.,

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Alien iience, W. O. (iriffiib, ,, R. L. Thompson Rrtsemun A Bonaium OhAs. 0. Oakey, Jacob Butx, 0. J.Spiiih Co., -4, UdOrge Rugan, Q.Eihmun,

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Wm Coatt,

GbtTie it Bindley, J.W.Miller, fi. W. Forrest A Co., John Walsh, S. Sione, Harinou Blood, OiillcR A Berry, L. A. BarneitACo., Caul) Bio's A Co., John S. Jordan.! H.H.Riehardson A Co.Jus. B. KdiusridM, F. Cj Crawford, IS. Frank A to., L. Goodman, Dani4 Miller, Erlaujter A Co-, ir',, A. McGregor Co,, J. R. Freeman, Parley 4 Roaih, A. H.'liooley,

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Herx A Arnold, Ira arover.Jr^«» Kuppenheiiuer ABroJ R. Wliitakpr, ..i» W. H. Wage, J. H. Locke ft Spn,

Bowser A Johnstoq, Moore A Hanetty. Frank Helnig A Bro., 1. K.datfelter. Foxier A Fahuley, McK^en, TaUdook A

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D. C. G.relner A Co.. Kissner, W. A. Ryan, S. K. Allen, tfM A. Arnauil, M. 1.tr S. R. Henderson, Cook A Uavitj, John Bavnikle, Turner A Hhiiltto,. J. B. Lyne A Co.. C. I..Ripley, V. G. Dickhout.

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Keith A Fairbanks, J. IJ. Patrick A Co.,. CUft& Wiliiauia, JouesA Joues, Jos. Rothschild,

Syfera. Trader ft Co.1, Hhlloton Swope, B. Ludowici, Ruftw 8ti John, a Mumeltuau,

Johh B. Ludowici, Hultnan A Cox, W. Brawn, 8. K. Bundy, II. A- Winter^ Juliton Schaubiin, Geo. E. Davis, Charltn Liblng, Hotfman A Flemont,J. H. Brings, J. R. Chambers, Jule« Hourlet, Jacob May, ,. J. A. Parker, Philip May,

M. Joseph, iV Fred Schlewing, I Geo. D. Arnold, Duen weg A Bro, E.Becker, -'if-Peti-r Miller,

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G. B. Shelledy, Hamuel Sitns, Win. F. Briscoe, K. Wright, G. Jenckes, McElfT^sh A Barnard, Edward Gilbert,.«'i Louis B. Martin, K. II. Warder, ic* Jno. S. Beach, W. U. Cooper, Patrick Shaunon 8. R. Baker A Co., W. H. Stewart.

IirrBRMENTs.—The following is list ,)f interments for the week ending this morning:

Jan. 9—Mrs. Caroline Houseman, age, 28 years and months—Burned to death. Jan. Infant of John| Davis, age, 1 month and II day»— Inflammation brain.

Jan. IS—Infant of David Feraay, age 9 month*-Inflammation Brain. Jan. IS—Infai^l of Frauk Lu beau—Still born.

Jan. 1»—Infant of Jan. L. Ball, age, 12 days —Contention Bowels. Jan. 14—Mrs. Electa Webster, age 77—Disease not known.

A Curd.—From various circumstances and because my name has been confounded with that of another person in a different business, It has been supposed that I had or *as about togive upthe seed trade. The object of vhis card Is to eorrcCt such impression, and to say that I shall soon have a stock of Seeds, Ac., to ofTer that will probably be superior to any it has yet been mv pleasure to present the public. J. A. Foots, Seedsmau, 65 Main street. 29-St

Hllvery Spray.

Erlanger A Co.. the One-Priced Clothlent and Fashionable Merchant Tailors. From this day on, until tbe end of the seaeon, Erlanger A Cv will give a reduction of ten per cent, on all winter goods, vis: Overcoat*, Beaver Suits, Sbawls, Undershirts, Drawer*, AE. Here Is a chance tor everybody to secure a tiargain. Call at Middle Room, Opera House.

A ehlll Is an ImpoaSlMllty to one taking Barr's Agne Medicine. ft-lm.

•livery Apr*?. ,,5r I*«mr'Bo*»rna*-J»o. O. Campbell, at Rockvtlle, wQl address so ed ciUsensofTer-re-Haute as may ehoose to bear him, on the qneaOon of Labor Reform, in Dowllng Hall on Hday night, January 9Rh, IflQfl, under the auspices of tbs Labor Reform Union. While Udlea and gentlemen of sll caillng an cord tally invited, those who live by hsrd labor sre specially invited. Leetsro 7 o'eloelt.

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Tas—U gsrt sf Oeysnrtsthstlsaslsss 4lfrpl*nafarhsnMs4obeereet«dln t|ispes •on is^||snk« tbsn lisye V^s. teUm* to 4fttbslr„H«WfSAOd fnakstbeU- proposal#^ Praparatioss to pracms ths ssMsrisls sr. Store sraplaand at ImtUr prtosa if made In advance ot. the warm season. To start a building In May orJuae,to ran for brick* layers, «af|*nterx Slid other mechanics, and find them all busy and invariably putting lp you the query, "have you gotyout plans made out that ye may give you a figure?" la no way to build economically, anU without trouble. Therefore gel your plan* aa ssrly ss yon can save money sndttme.

Prleea far a complete set of plaua Varj much according to the kind'and sise OT building, There Is no sense in the absurd Insiuukffon made by interested pnrties thaf architects chsrgee eight snd ten per cent, commission upon the opst of bu lding.

Tbe regular standard commission for architects aervioes oomplelete 6 per cent, upon cost services complete embraces: study plans, definite plana, elevations, sections, detail drawings, specifications, letting ol works, superintendence and selling oi accounts.

Tbe commission for store buildings is three-quarters of two-thirds that, of dwelling houses and other structures but a commission of architect'!* services will Invariably be reduced in percemage when the cost of building exceeds $25,000,u0, gradually decreasing till it reaches about 8 per cent, lot a 8100,000,00 building. The commission is also reduced wlieu mote than one buildlug is erected upon onedesignnnd specification, and by one set of mechanics,

For all buildings let by contract to the lowest bidder we will adhere to tbe reguiar charges of architects. But we piopose hereafter to charge only half of the regulai commission to the customers not requiring the letting to tlie lowest bidder that is to such parties who select their bricklayers, stone cutters, carpeuters, etc., in advance oi preparing the plans, and are confident thai these will do a good Job at moderate prices. Our reasons lor such a reduction lays in th» different amount of work to prepare plane for the different manner to execute the work.

With the letting to the lowest bidder, plans and specifications mast not only be made very correct, but are te be perfectly drawn, duplicated and full in tbeir details, otherwise there is no contract—disagreement and contestations invariably arise between the builders and the proprietors—for a bargain has been made for a certain sum for unknown quantities and qualities of work so contracted. Th as a lull set of plans, details and specifications are of strict necessity to contract with the lowest bidder, and hence the necessity of corresponding cart and labor for the architects to prepare the documents.

While thus making a difference in prices we do not pretend to advise people In which manner their work must be done such cases there are plenty, in which the lowest bidders are wanted and such cases we have, when the closest economy utast give way to procure superior woricmabship. Each party, who intends to build the best Judge of: the manuer to erect the work. ., ..

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fr Architects and Superintendents, Terre-Haute andEvansville, Ind. .*»J«rj5] .... laves* one dollar in Barr's Ague Medicine,,and. cure the Chill*..

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A Fine Store In drseneasllo. A handsomely arranged Jewelry store, with its sh windows and elegant, cafes filled with gold and silver merchandise, always presents to' the eye an attractive appearance. We do not often find shch establishments outside of oUr Jarge cities, and were muoh surprised, some days since, as we dropped 4n •on our friend A. R. Brattin, at Greeucastle, Who presides over ohe ofibe most complete establishments of this sort to be found in the western country. for .business, and

the sliow cases were filled with gold and silver and plated Jewelry in aj beauty. Roortis wholesale trade In clocks and many other goods,' where dealers may replenish tltelr stocks. In the mechanical dcpartmeui skillful artificers were busily engaged at their curious work, and we were informed that none but the beet workmen cetild find employment there. From a small workshop, Bro. Brattln, by bis skill, integrity and industry, has progressed until be hu now an establishment of which any man might feel prond.-lMaSohlc AdvpeMe, Indianapolis.

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silver anu piateu ware, dlarieh' Jewelry in all its dazzling lortis above are devoted to

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Call at Yates' the Hatter, and get one of those new aud nobby caps. Brown, Royal, Calden, Skating and Russia. 9-

The Antinul ManqmnMle Hull of Ihe Terre-Hatite Mwfanerchor will take place hi Dowllng Hall, February M, 1878. We learn from the Coinmlitee of Arrangement that they are determined to spare neither time nor money to make tbis the crowning ball of theseason. So far as we have been allowed to take a look behind the scenes, we can assure the fun loving public that preparations are being made to excel In splendor, costumes, &c., anything of the kind given by this society heretofore, A full programme of Ihe proccmlons, tableaux, price of admission, Ac., will be published as eoon as banded to us by the Committee.

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Imported and domestic Cigars. Henry Clay, Flor De Morales, Partagas, Audubon Club. Le Bouquet, La Intlmidad, genuine Golden Crown, Ac.f Aa 8. R. Baker A Co., think they have as fine a flavored 10 sent Cigar a* can tie made, being composed ot five dlflVr ent kinds of Imported stock, and flavored with Spanish tobacco They Invite all good Judges of fine Cigars to call at P.O. Lobby and give them a trial. For sale by the hundred or thousand st Jobbers' prices.

Three deer Havanna Cigars for Keontt Uy,':'* Silvery Spray.

Tke pprtngfleld Fire aatf Marine Insurance Company, of Springfield, Mass., has been represented by tbe same agents in this city for about 17 years, snd to-day stands at the very summit along with other flnt-ciass companies. Chicago tones paid in eight weeks after the happening of the Chicigo lire, and the company as strong ss ever. Hsger A McKeen sre tbe stents, snd you can procures policy of them by calling at their oflJoe In Dowllng Hall, litis company has aas4ts of nearly million dollars to indemnify yoo with in caas of loss,and stands ready to pay promptly in esse yon are unfortunate in bsving yonr property destroyed by lire.

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Misery Spray.

If y— asa a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hagerty's stoelr heforepurehaslng, 1A Mam street. eMI.

Spaatag ot Parts and Hew York pattern bonnets and bats Tassday and Wednesday, September 3Kh and ST|h. 8. L. Stmns, 1« If sin street.

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f-\ Csmserotal rm|. taps wtU «pss asu Mosiliy, Jssnsry both day snd evsning sesslops. The roqinaqftbeCMlege hsve beefc nfimdiM, itnd tbs ffdlillss grestly impt^vixf!,' Nbthlngrbss bsrn lsft untlpns on ths part of,U» proprietofa that would' haves tendency to ths oouvenleqpe snd wmtort pf the studsnls. In addition to ths departments slrendy In operstton, nnaelv: Buokherptng, \rtthmetic, PennMUMlHp. Ae^ ws have ^d •ted German and Telegraphing. Ail are vlted to visit the college and examine the superio( Course pnp^n&d.

Vorputting up. gutter, aud apqutlng, tin aud sheet-iron, Jobbing, good' and cheap, Moore Haggertycau not be equaled, 1«1 Main street. se-tf.

The Isslc principle iu Barr's Agne MedIciue relievesdfbllity promptly.,, 27-Ira.

An yes in want of a Na 1 Cooking Hangs, any sise, call on Moore A Kogerty 181 Main street, snd they will suit you. ee-tf.

Drswlsy Lessons.—W. M. Stats, teacher of drawing In tbe public schools, will open a night school in drawing for tbe benfit of mechanic* and others who may wish to learn that science. He will also give lesions In the classical languages. For information apply at State's Jewelry store, on Main Street. 17-tf

Plain direction* In Germau and English are given with Barr's Ague Medicine. 27-1 n.

Silvery Spray.

Charles Mn ha* opened a new butcher shop on the south-past corner of Main and 8th streets, where he would like to meat the public. His shop on Fourth street will be run a usual, so he is now proprietor of two establislimebts, both open daily. He will deal In tbe freshest, fattest and most exhilarating beef, the moU sou I-satisfying muton. and the most inspired pork. Geutle reader. he to a -a And fix your gaze*- I Upon the meats, tbe most tempting in town Which he offers for sale so very low down. 2&-4t.

For Cheap cistern aud force pumps go to Moore A Hagerty, No. 181 Main 8U ee-tf.

Silvery Spray. •,

Is Concerted by Kvery One that Moore A Hagerty are tbe best Tin and Slate Roofers In the city. ee-tf.

We have to FlrMt«Clasa Wstrb Makers, and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watches to repair will do well to make a note of this. 8. R. FKBBMAM, 11-tf. 191 Main street, near Cor. of 6th.

City lMnln* Rooms!—The Terre-Haute City Dining Rooms, south side of Ohio St., between Fourth and Fifth, have

under the supervision of an experienced caterer. Meals will be served at all hours. Dinner from 12 to 8 o'clock. Persons wanting meals will be served promptly at any hour from 6 o'clock in the morning to 12 S'clpokat night* Pay boarders accommodated on reasonable terms. j^tf. F. PiBPBKBRINO.

Silvery Spray.

Barr's Ague Medicine act* directly on tbe polson yf malaria, and drives ft from tbe system.' 27-lm. wn«t to bay Old «ald nwl Sliver.

S. »EEMAK,

A.tc. Idl Dinla street.

milltiMh%^nd merchants will do well to lodk through opr Immense stock of mlllln-. ery and fancy goods. We buy for cash from first- hands ahd will give our customers the advantage of iU 8. L. Btraus^ 149 Main street.

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Dr. 8. €. dt E. O. Frink, PrnHora. ^*8end for Circulars.! 7-6m.*

Tbs Iscgest nasortment of Ladles Watches, at the lowest prtfen, Is at 151 lais street, sesr earner Mxlfc street.

Mfi S. R. FRF.K*AIf.

Married.

SILLLMAN-DABNALL-Od the Moru Ingof tbe llth of January, at o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Gee, Mr. James T. Darnall, of Ureencastle, to Miss Minnie Siliiman, of Rockville. Tlie marriage took plaflw In QreenossUe, at tbe resldenoe of Mr. T. C. Hammond, brother-in-law oi the bride.

We congratulate our friend Jim in secur Ing one of Rockvllle's fairest and loveliest flowers. And we express tbe wi-hes of msny friends'when we desire that his pathway through life may be strewn with rosea or love snd Ullles of peace. And we know that his path will be bright with tbe sunlight or happiness or he hM a sunbeam in the pemou of bis accomplished and beautiful bride. Long life and prosper ty to you, Jeesna. PHI DBLTA THSTA.

gTOCKHOLDER'8 MEETING.

-Yigo Agricultural Society,

SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Trans- HACTK, IKD.,Dec.V,ISTL

Tfie annual meeting of the Society for tbe electlou of twelve Directors and otherlfU' portant badness, will take plaee at Dowling's Hall, Jan. 1Mb, 1*72. at 10 o'clock A. m.

JOH. GILBERT, Sec'y.

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I -WEEKLY PAPERS.^. I i'tfg •»...« .» a/, .. VL /. Mail a)iid the Indlnainpolls Jonr unl, price 12.00 SB 0» The Mali and the ••(llnnnpolla Sen* tlaei, price tK.00...„ 8 The Mall and the M. Y. Tribune, price 12.00 8 The Mall and the IndlnAnpoll's

IVowSk price I1.5Q...J 115The Mall and the Toledo Blade, _priee (2,00 3 The Mall aud the ft. •. Werld, price

HM S 0«» The Mali and the H. T. Snn, price 91 .M 2 TO' The Mall and the Prnlrle Farmer, nriee 12.00.,. 8 The Mail ana the Wenfem Rami/1 price|B.00.....„ -..-.I 8D»* The Msll snd'tbe (Chicago Ad vnace( nriee 12.50.. 8S9r The Mall^nd the Cbiengo Interior, "nrics 12^0.... 8 80p The Mail and the Chicago Republican, price tl .150 Tbe Msil»nd Appleton's Jonrnnl,

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making connection for all trains. Feb. IB—tf.

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THE TERRE-HAUTE OMNIBTTH AJ»1 HACK LTNK will aUend to calls for tndn» leaving both the Eastern and Northern D*

House POstoOcm. Tta^onal Howe, Bontu. ouae^ or at be cisi Honae will be promw|y attende»l to,

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The SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, an Independent Weekly Newspaper, wffl he malted to subscribers at TWO DOIJUARS Year: ONE DOLLAR for Six Months,an# FIFTY CENTS for Three Months, and to Clubs at the following rates: Three Oeplce, One Year...— -S 5 W Five

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ml yi We are enabled to offer extraoidinaiy tnducements In the way ot clubbing with otJ»er periodicals. We will furnish theBATUIfc-f DAY EVENING MAIL, PRICE HUM PKR YEAR, with any of the periodicals enumerated below at greatly'redbced rates.' ^huda per tod teals will be sent direct from thcoffloee Of publication. Here is the list r* .-S M'J n„ )»,« ,t iiHi

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The Mail snd Henrtk nnd Howe, prise 18.00 9W The Mall and the Methodist, ptiqe-i fitf I....!. 8 00i The Msll and Every Saturday, price 16.00.. ui 6 fittThe Mall and Hnrper'a Weekly, price HiN) -....^ 5W» The Mall and Harper's Rnsnr, price |4.0Q 6 Ofr

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The If alt and the American Agriculturist. price ti.50 The Mail and Ciodey'sLady'sBoeli, irise t&M

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Mali and tbe ladlea' Qwa •ngnslae, price Si .60 Tbe Msll and the North Wealem

Fnruter, price 91.00 The Mall ana the Little Corpora I, —price 91.60.. The Mail and the Little Chief, price 76 cents. The Mall and tbe Utile Sower, price 7S cents. :... Tbe Matl and flerlbuer*a Mouthly^

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CXVBBIJftt WITH COrMTY PAPHW We have made arrangements to fornlfli the MAIL with the following Newspaper*, pabMshed In the neighborhood of' TerreHaute, at very low rates. Here is the Hot The Msil and Sullivan Vhtsm 00 The Mai) and RoekvUle A KJ« 3 a Tbe Mall and Brazil Minn- Oe T)»e Mall and Bowttng Omen Archive*.... is Tbe Mali ani MarthaU itxraiA. 8 (m The Mall and Huoticr Male 8 0ft TheMalLand Newport T%v*acrtpt-..2~~. a 00 Tbe Mall and Awrorn Jtorvalu 8 US 1 ...

Persons getting up dubs fort lie Mill, and dsailing to obtain subscriptions'for othiv pertodlcnlson our list at tbe aaipe.tbpe, will he fhrnlsbed a list of the prices at wllrti such subscriptions can be taken sepaiaMty hy as, npon applteatkm to this ofllcct

Address, 0 J. SMITH, i\ i.i Tem-Hsn'c. IndhBBs