Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 January 1872 — Page 8

Personal.

Frank Delano has purchased a drug store iu Sullivan. James G. Burt, now of Ann A»bor, Michigan, is in tbe city. 3

H. H. Teel has moved into his new dwelling on north Fifth street. Mrs. S. E. Moere, ol this city, te a distant relative of Daniel Webster.

Reeae P. English has sold his Interest

in the Brazil Miner office. 4 Col. Hudson don't seem to be such a xed hot Democrat as formerly. "Old White" at Dowling Hall next week.

The successor to Hon. H. D. Scott, State Senator from Vigo county, will be elected next October.

The veteran who lost a hand in the 2iarge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava has arrived in town. 'n D. F. Harkangh has so far recovered from the varioloid as to be able to be out. HIIjv*

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ing scholar* because it produces more tblubbcr than he can utilize. An irate Fourth Warder vaccinated .bis wife's rij^ht nrin with a poker on ^Monday. It took. I*» sis The late Judge Hanna was the writer ™0f the Chicago Democratic Plat.orm of

Jg64.—[Journal. ""T" Lvndon A. Smith is Superintendent Of a Sunday School and President of a dancing club in Mt. Vernon, Illinois

A young man who was married last Week say* tbat there are now In his family two souls that beat as one.

Governor Nowton Booth, of Califor nia, gets $7,000 per year in gold, a larger salary than any other. Governor iu -the Union. /I

Go to hear a man born in slavery, 'now one of the foremost orators of the world, at tbe Opera House next Friday evening.

John F. Meacliam and Wife will celebrate their leather wedding (fourth anniversary) at their residence 011 Fifth "street next Tuesday.

A young man of this city recently received a check for $20,000 from his Wife's papa. After all, what is home Without a father-in-law?

Gen. Winslow received one hundred thousand dollars from the Pennsylvania Central Railroad for his contracts to build the Vandalia Railroad.

It is said that Mr. Voorhees will make a big speech in Congress before llie close of the present session.—[Journal. .K

The Indianapolis Journal saj's that DProf. J. M. Olcott will nop be a candidate for nomination to the ofllee of fcJupHrintondcnt of Public Instruction.

A lady at a party recently danced Isor back hair completely off leaving some portion of it in nearly every corner of the rooms.

Horace Burt.Benj. Burt, Wadsworth Jlurt, Wm. A. Duncan and Miss Bessie Baglesfteld. of this city, ar« attending Michigan State University at Ann

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it An old farmer in Fayette township recently killed a pig, and being asked how much it weighed, replied that it djd not weigh as much as he xpected, and he did not expect it would.

An Indianapolis newspaper says that a banquet in that city was opened with prayer by the Rev. Emsley Hamilton, iwhi*ky ganger for the Sixteenth DisfLriot."—[N. Y. Sun.

Judge James M. Hanna died at his residence, in Currysville, Sullivan county, Monday morning, aft*r a long and painful Illness of pivfalysls^ He was fifty five years of age. jj

We will take great pleasure In publishing the obituary notice of the permou

who fwrniahoe the following conundrum: "Why Is a broken harp like an untruthful person—say Dana, of the N. Y. Sun Ans: Because it Is a blapt«etl lyre." 5

A llttleboy in Terre-Haute asked a Inly friend of his mother's who inade Iter teeth. She replied,"God." "Well," remarked the young hopeful, "Dr. Richardson made mother's and they beat your's by a darned sight.",—[St.

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Major General iTiomas Gist proposes to p*rk his ouinibi.aaea and baggage wagons, corral bis horses and ehtfauip his kuid Jbtoea hereafter In Ohaundey Miller's premises He wfc.1 move^ut of kl* present rend^avooa

If. G. GroveBm Bptlinora. 1 twen Tullftr nai ington.

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House grounds next Mouday.

Whenever the vaccination business becomes dull a sharp city physician goes out on the street and tells one geutleman, with strict iivjiuictlAns of secrecy, that a new small pox cat*) has been discovered. Then tbe s. c. goes quickly back, to his office and oufy anUoipatiw, by a few utiuuttM a rush ol people who want to take their virus

^Straight. & a j^jr *1rat C«pt. S. H. Potter is a hero. He Is fell of pfuck and fight. Training in tbe ante-war days as leader of the very few Abolitionists of Vigo county made fcrailUr to him the bulla of tbe weak •gainat tbe strong. Now he Is tbe leadear of the opposition to tbe Southwestern R-tllroad subscription. Tbat be is, admitted by himself. In tbe minority. does not affect his seal in tbs sllgbt«t. It is well for a good eatwariieto hare honorable opposition, and Capt,

POUer never indulgss In any other hind.

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Tbe New Albany Standard nominates D. W. Voorheea lor Governor. Boajl Tweed passed Vbrouh this city on Thursday en route for St Louis.

J. T. Magner has accepted a position as safesman in H. Robinson's notion store. "Tbe great Anderican house-keeper" Is the fling" which a Mattoon editor burls at Mose Alshuler.

W. Fo* Leggett and wife will give ShnkoHpereHU tradings in the Opera House early iu February. *\Col. R. R. Stewart will be a candidate for Sheriff at the nflxt Democratic nominating convention of this county.

A young man in town is so bright and brilliant th.it his mother has to look at hiui through a piece ol smoked glass.

Dr. Mann has moved into the residence formerly occupied by the Rev. Mr. Austin, corner of Seventh and Ohio streets.

M. V. Liingliam and wife (Miss Kate Fletcher), actors well knowrti here, iiave employed an attorney of this city to procure lor them a dfVorce

Lttz. Noble, of Vincennes, J. G. Kingsbury and wiie, of I-.diauapolis, and John Scboltnld, of Marshall, were at tbe Huston Caravansary last night.

It is rumored that John Scbolfield, of Marshall, one of the very best lawyers in Illinois, contemplates opening an office for the practice of his proles siou in this city.

A young gentleman who has just married a little beauty says:

Fred. Douglass will lecture on ''Santo Domingo" at the Opera House next Friday evening. The lecture will not be a' dry political dissertation, but an eloquent and thiilling description of that gorgeous semi-tropical island whose history possesses so much that is heroic and so much that is horrible.

It is safe to say that Nilsson will not come to Terre-Haute at all and tbat the talk 01 an April visit is a Str.ikosch humbug inasmuch us she is advertised for throe weeks in New York duriug that month, after which engagement she proposes to leave immediately for Europe.

A gentleman in town has invented a very ingenious musical contrivance which he calls the snorette. He applies a rubber tube to the mouths of sound snorers and thus conveys the vocal respiration over a series of musical cords, producing tbe rarest and most sympbonious melody. We are assured that the bewitching song of tbe nightingale and the plaintive notes of tbe sco) in ft harp arc surpassed in sweetness by the tours of tho snorette. This instrument is as much superior in at tructivenesM and utility to the machine which makes persons consume their owu snores as th« eagle's flight is high er and grauder than the barn yard strut of a common turkey gobbler. The inventor of the snorette has some county rights yet fur sale. There is a tine opportunity for a few hundred active men to .ke fortunes by investing immedi-Uely in this most wonderful invention.

That leather wedding couceived by J. F. Meuchuui, and to be celebrated at bia residence next week, is a new affair. Wo can euaily understand how a wan wisbvs to mingle leatber with bis bappiesi associations when he Is making a fortune from the sale of tbis arti' els,- and all because he sells th^ best brands at lowest prices. J. F. M. can be fcuutl at Burnett A Go's, 144 Main "4tr*«el.^ irbey ive not only tbe best ft nil lugs, but best tools, etc.

When Daroy saw the setting sun,' He swung hts scythe aud home he run Sat down, drank off his pint, and said, •My work is done, I'll go to bed.'"

Bov the old lady took bar basket and plodded down 10 the "White Front" grocery, 156 Main street Ibr a supply of groouriea, provisions, teas, coffees, sugars. iruita, etc^ all of which Rippotoe bas tbe best.

Tbe beautiful snow makes ns happy, but one of Dickboui's fine trunks or valises would make us happier. Tbey are so fine, so cheap, so beautiful, and so lasting. What would we do without Dick bout You will find him at 196 Main sievSt.

Tbe smallpox baa no edbc* on Peter Miller's harnens/ofr cotirs*. Bis sales rapidly increas* at the old poatoffice.

Work Is stitched by band and warranted. His trunks and valises are first 1 Is—

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would have been taller, butsbe is made ofsucb precious rnateiials that nature couldn't afford it."

J. S. Dickerson, city editor of tbe Gazette, was married in Danville, Indiana, 011 Thursday evening, to Miss Lottie AldricLe. We trust that the future of the young couole may be bright and joyous.

We infor from the following item in this morning's Indianapolis Journal that a visit to Terre-Haute is looked upon as a remarkable event in the State Capital:

There was a little hop at the Palmer last night in honor of Harry Jones' safe return from Terre Haute.

The gossips of Terre-Haute have been completely baffled for once. One of our very wealthiest citizens, Alex. McGregor, was privately married eight months ago and the secret never leaked out until the parties interested chose to publicly divulge the fact tbis week.!

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ness or elsewhere, especially when, the old adiwe |to«i,-it is as plain as a nossotMMSttB's ..fsos. Tbs^truth that we now refer to is, that SfR. Fr^emap» tbe is still offering irresistfble bargains in all klnda of fine Jewelry, silver and plate^ ware, watches, chains, /logs, etc. Freeman cag^b^ found at jdl^Maip street. ir-.# fe* & 0:* -J

Drs. A. L. Austin and J. W. Stewart are two of tbe most popular and reliable prescriptionlsts iu tbis latitude. As you know tbey run tbe prescription department of Gfulick A Berry's drug establishment, corner of* Fourth and Main, where every thing iu the drug and medicine, toilet and perfumery, paint and oil line can be found in large and pure quantities.

Man'8 inhumanity to man Makes countless tbopsands mourn," But R. L. Ball dries many of their tears and comforts "countless thousands" with his new, handsome and substantial stoves. He has constantly on hand, all kinds and at all prices. And be also hits a few hundred of those beautiful uiarbleized mantels and fine grates which he is selling cheap. it

Maid of Athens, ere we part, Give, Oh give me back my heart, Or, since that has left iny breast, Keep it now, and give me in exchange a suit of clothes gotten up at Erlmger ft Co.'s. Their stock, for completeness, variety and cheapness is unsurpassed. Their men's furnishing goods are rich and rare. Remember they lurnisnto order the Coat Fitting Shirt. "Mary had a little lamb &?• ^Itsrfloecft was^vhite as snow."

But we commenced ta|say that Moore & Haggerty are still delivering some of of the handsomest uiarbleized mantles manufactured, at prices as low as the lowest. Their grates are universally admired and the man who sees one buys one.

Although the Terre-Haute Commercial College has long been well established, it is still rapidly rising in importance, and already stands among the first institntions of the kind in tbe country. With professors Garvin Hinly at its head, what may we net expect German and telegraphy have just been added and are meeting with success. Bcach's block is the location.

Although the winter season is drawing to a close, an elegant and substantial suit may yet be selected aud made up in the most attractive style at W. H. Bannister's, 79 Main street. His stock of line piece goods, men's furnishing goods, etc., is inexhaustible, his cutter is unsurpassable, and these statements are undeniable.

That ever popular and reliable hardware establishment at 121 Main street, still has for its motto quick sales and small profits. This, together with the fact that there can be found every lirstel.u* article in the'bardware liue, accounts for the crowd of customers that constantly tbrong the doorway at Gory & Co.'s.

If ever I cease to love, If eyer I cease to love."

why, I will cease that's all but I never will cease to buy my ready made clothing at Kuppenbeiiner fc Bro's, so long as they continue to give sucb excellent bargains at 118 Main street. Their stock is going off fast at low figgures. Call without delay.

What is uninsured property worthT It may be swept away in an hour and leave tbe owner penniless. No sane man should have sucb risks. Insure, and insure in the best companies, as are tbe Phoenix, tbe North British and the International, represented by Ha-vt-ns A Farris.

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misfortune may gobble up your wealth but a good musical education will last as long as life, let come what will. It can be obtained at the Terre-Haute Musical Institute, South Fifth Street. A. Shide is the instructor and agent for the celebrated Steinway.

Tbe best liquors north of the Gulf, south of the Lakes, west of the Atlantic and east of the Pacific can be obtained at J. B. Lyne A Co.'s opposite tbe Terre-Haute House. Tbev keep the celebrated Rodbever Cait anci Champagne, besides pure Keutucky, Scotch and Irish whiskeys tc.

A thing of beauty is a joy forever," and the flavor of a fine cigar is a happiness beyond expresssion. And when you get tobaccos, cigars Ao., tbe b- st manufactured as Dad ileson sells them. Duddleson is the man to patroni He can be found opposite the Postofflce with bis three Havanas for a "quarter."

Leap year ife at bfend, and among other et-ceteras, the ladies and gentlemen must have perfumeries, toilet articles, etc. The place to get them is at Cook A Davis', on Ohio street This firm bas the best of such articles as well as drugs, medicines, etc.

Let the world wag along as it will, Tuttle will b* gay and hippy still, so long as he continues to please so m-tny people. Yon. know bow be does it. By selling such fine teas and coffees, sugars and syrups, fruits snd fins groceries at aauh low prices.

Pay your dnbts keep out of law and b«d weather be temerate and honest lavish your aflfc-tions upon your wife or sweetheart boy cigars of Soott Shoaf, west of tbe canal, and you will lire long and prosper.

For miscellaneous books, blank books, text books, stationery, and everything else In tbe book and il# ttonety line at lUWist' pHtM, call on B. G. Oox, 1STMkinstreet.

All wboklthe niue Atting boots and shoes should go to 141 Main street where they make them to suit the most partiunlar^ And N. Andrews also' haa a large and icomplete stock ready made eihbracing ladle's and men's slippers, gaiters, rubbers overshoe*, etv

Yon can get tbe finest iewelry manufactured at prices tbst will make you happy by calling at 163 Main street. Price George Arnold's late patterna of chains, rings, opera glasses, watches, etc., before buying elsewhere.

The News.

DOMESTIC.

Tweed*' name does n«»t appear in any couunitiee appointed in tbe State Senate at Albany.

The two Houses of the Iowa Legislature came together in Joint convention Wednesday, and declared Hon. Win B. Allison duly elected United States Senator.

It is said tbat Fisks' estate will not amount to more than 3300,000 aftei the paymeni of his debts. It Is stated also that the Grand Central Hotel present-s a bill of fc.\500 tor the use 01 the room* in which Flak died.

A delagation of Mormons have arrived in Wa hln«»on, where thf»y clamor tor the admisxlon of Utak into the Union, and endeavor to havu the persecution stopped against Biltfhain Young and others. The Qt-utiles are aroused and will protest against it.

Both houses of the West Virginia legislature have organized. C. A. Sperry was elected Speaker oft he Senate, and Dr. E. A S11 miners of the House. All the offl cers of both Houses, and ot the convention, are Democrats.

The Ducal hunting party passed North Plane on Wednesday, en route for Denver.

Tlie.v were very successful In kilt

ing buffalo, having popped over twenty-six in a single day. The Urand Duke is doing his full share of the work.

The World states that Stokes' friends affirm that tbe Fisk-Mansfleld letters yet to Ot publish.-d will establish the connection ot Fi»k with a murderous assault upon Darman B. Eaton, whom FUk had been axlous to have put out of the way, on account of his knowledge of affairs.

The West Virginia Constitutional Convention assernb ed at Charleston Wednesday, and effected a temporary organization. Hon. Samuel Price ot GreenDrier unty, was elected permanent president, and (i. P. Butcher secretary. An effort will be made to move the convention to Wheeling.

Rev. Hepworth, Sunday, preached at Seminary Hall, N. Y. During his sermon au aUdro-s was circulated among the congration announcing the establishment of a new church, thai of the Church of Disc pie. Rev. Clarke denounces Hepworth, trying that two-thirds of the Unitarian minister* were glad of Hepworth's departure.

About 11 o'clock Monday night, at Sprii:g Station, Indiana, on the Jetfersonville, Madison and ludianapoli railroad, Edward Pereell, an engine-wiper, who resides In Jeffersonville, attempted to get off the train a ter it left the station. He lost hl) footing, fell under the car, and his bead was served from Ills body, which was horribly mangled. Pieces of flesh and entrails were scattered aloug the rails, presenting a sickening sight. The mangled remains were turned over to fr lent is tor int* rment.

Governor Parker of New Jersey was inaugurated Tuesday. His message recommends Increased educational facilities, condemns legislation which gives municipal governments into the hands of commissioners, urges proper treatment to children employed in factories and an adjustment of hours ol labor. He regards with suspicion the ignomy of State rlglita and the tendency to centralization, favors amnesty to the South, ges harmony, condemns narrow spirit and partisan legislation.

A suit was commenced Monday in the Uuited States District Court of Ohio against the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction Railroad Company and others, by James F. Joy,Moses Taylor. John Jacob A»tor aud Barring Bros.', New York, and others, based one the purchase of on» million dollar* of first morrgage bonds and 106,000 of second mortgage bonds of Ft. Wavne, Muncie and Cincinnati railroad, held by the forme:' compny, the complaiuants averring 1 hat defendants withheld Information of the existence of over $300,000 in liabil ties against the said road, inflicting damages upon them thereby.

The principle defense which will be set up iu Stokes'trial will be that as bitter enmity existed between Stokes and Fisk, and as there were circumstances tending 10 fstubiish conspiracy to take the life of Stokes, the latter therefore committed the shooting in sell defense. Stokes' friends clal that a few days before the shooting men were discovered to be on hts track that they had been following him the week previous. An attempt will be made to prove at the trial that Fisk was armed when lie was shot: that a loaded revolver wa- taken iroin his person also, that the wounds from the bullets were insufllcient to kill Fisk. Every effort is to be made by Htoke's counsel to have the trial deferred as long as possible. There seems to be no sympathy ii| the communit) for Stokes.

The Herald's Washington dispatch says that the result or the inquiry by the Committee of Ways and Means Into the syndicate transactions, under resolution

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money was In the hands or a syn

dicate, and the Government had no securl ty I" it whatever. Iu answer to inquiries by Mr. Cox, Mr. Boutwell said the debt had been increased to one hun red nd thirty millions that he construed the law to Justify him. This temporary Increase will enable him to place the loan low. He considered due him large discretion In the matter. The Government lost in'erestoa one hundred and thirty millions for three months, which profit went to the syndicate. Though Jay Cooke in bis estitnony refused to say how much had been gained In the negotiation, it is understood tbat the Secretary will make no further syndicate transactions until

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has approved past transactions.

The report of the committee will soon apPear-

FOREIQN.

Herr Von Portes haa been appointed Minister in the Vienna Cabinet. Advices state that a is

the total suppression of th International Society of France, is before the Assembly. Connt Von Bennt. tbe Auatrian amhnssador to Kngtand, 1* about to depart lor Italy for the benefit of his health. t*

The first Turco European trultf'ov^r the raiiixM'i skirting the Sea of Marmora, entere Stamboui Wednesday, crossing tbe old Seraglio grounds.

The North Gorman Gaeette denies the statement that Von Moltke criticised Sherman's March tp the Sea from a military standpoint.

The Relehsrnth nf Anstrta hive ado ted the address to th"cr wn, calling attention to th» wrongful Inerww of. and growing discontent at, the tax for military purposes.

A special to the Herald from London any- that a rumor prevails at St. Petersburg that the Grand Duke Alexis has been marrtnl since bis arrival tn America, to a Russian lady, whom hts father bad oppoad,and with whom It was thought bKsttacbment was b. oken ol.

Whim a meeting of Loyalists was betnic held Tu-aday at Wellington Barracks, In Knlghtftbury, a portion of London, a moo of Repabitaaaa bruit* Into lb« hall where the meeting waa In progress and behaved In an oulrag*-ous manner, they ex-

toil the Chairman of the a—infhjag*. snd mnlMaed tbe plaUorm and furniture belonging to the room Though the police wemg*lba:ed.jO*itslue of tiw made no eflbra to prsvenl betocivktf of tbertote s, Who of the room Dor an boar, when

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Mr. Cox, is that the Government has lost the intere on one hundred and thirty millions for the three months,dnring which time

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On and after thin date we will run a rep. lar Omnibus Tranafer Line from the Vandalia Depot to the I. & St. L. Depot mak^n^oonneetlon tor *11

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1/ car. Fir* and Ohio Street*, THE TERRE-HAUTE OMNIBUS ANL HACK LINE will attend to call* for train* leavina both the Eastern and Northern DeMta alao convey paaaengera to any part o: fhe city AH orden. left at the Terre-HanU HotueT Poatoffice, National House, Buntlt Hooae! or at tbe c(aik Houae will toe prompt lv attended to.

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The Street Oara paM thla Honae every Tet Kin a tea, from the Depot and River. The AHeetan Botha are connected with l.tf. iMi Ifotet.

U81NE88 CARDS. -New and elegant dejt timjM cheap, at Terre-Haute Printing 'nMteTMlMain ttreet. O.i.smltli*('o

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