Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 April 1872 — Page 5

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Tfealibml Rrpoblicftnt of this city to be mostly under cover.

on the sidewalks are better

than bricks in the hat^

Tndobt of this county is about one bnmlwd tbonsand dollars.

I CUM np your alleys and premises Or ths Street Commissioner will be after you. -Itcostsonly three dollars for candidates to announce their names in The Mail. Vw.

Nbvbr run down your opponent's goods in public. Let him do his own advertising. $ jTh*

names ot forty-four horses in

this city hare been changed to Dolly Varden.

$ Thk Mail is on sale each week at all news depots Dooley's, Craft's and Post Office Lobby

Thk weather, the greater part of this week has been quite raw. It should be Cooked by a hot sun.

Watkh Works

ami Fire Alarm Tele

graph on the docks for this season. How we do progress.

Why don't you run for the position Of Alderman?—[Journal. Because "it don't pay."

'''Skvbrai. new peantiteneu are to bo established in this city the coming season. Law, sakes, how we do grow.

t^NjuLL advertisements, and plenty of thein. is a good rnlo. We were all babies once, yet wo made considerable noi«f J"

Two Impccunlous Boston cl.aps have been doing chain-gang duty on the si roots this week—the result of a night's drunken carousal.

Pork

dealers in this city nrrs now

shipping to various points East and South. They claim to bo sustaining a W'ss on their investments. *.

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derrick has been crected over

thn Roso artesian well, with indications ol immediate operations in the way of developing that hole to some practicable and profitable purpose.

Bizfai.K

copies of The Mall in wrap

pers, lor mailing, can be had at The Mail oounting room. It is a good paper to send to distant friends, and in many cases much hotter than a letter.

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week the surveyors will com

mence work upon the Southwestern Kail road. The site of tho river bridge will bo selcctod and work commenced, at an early dato, upon tho piers and abutmcntB.

COMMITTKK of disinterested farmers in Harrison and Ilonoy Crook townships, assessed tho damages that will result from running tho C. ifc T. II. Railroad from the four-mllo locks to First Btreot, on Tuesday.

Thk Hibernian Benevolent Society has selected tho following gentlemen •o serve as officers for tho ensuing six months: John Moorhead, President Jnmi Ilogan, Vice President John W. Downey, Seorotary Dennis Barrett, Treasurer Thomas Dalley, Warden.

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Monday last was a big day for paying taxes. County Treasurer Sankey and his assistants received over 9*^0,000. Nearly that amount was taken in on the Saturday previous. City Treasurer Paddock rewived over $15,000 on Monday, and took it all in without assistance. Tho number of delinquents Is •cry large, much more than last year, amounting on the county honks to 978,000 or 80,000—perhaps a little more.

I'KHioDH'Aii Urnrrosity.—This delightful weather makes people feel generous—that is, to themselves and theirs. 8oe how folks are carpentering upplastering up—painting up—furnishing •p—papering up—fixing up—sprucing •p generally. They Iteel so jolly over Winter past and Spring present, that involuntarily their hands go deep Into their pockets and oome up green with dollars. For so much if no more, is Spring to be apostrophised.

Aptkr all the blow, and bluster and fuss about that 1100,000 appropriation by the olty to the C. A T. H. R, the Witter does not seem to oare a fig for It, and it is not probable will comply with the conditions by which It osn be drawn from the city treasury. Alter a Aght for the. right to oome up First street, the Indications now are that this too will be abandoned, that the oars front Bel river will oouio up the E. AC.K.R. track ami that "All aboard for Lock port" will be sounded Irom the Vandalttt depot. We never could andersUml these railroad men.

CAUTO

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dlanapolis Mirror make* the suggestion, and we renew it over this way, that the young people ol our city, who are charitably disponed can do a good act and at the same time contribute to their own pleasure, by following the example of the Waahingtonians and g«t up a Calico Dolly Varden ball for •ome charitable purpose. It wsa tried In Washington and was a suoceea, and •oild doubtless be so in this city. The Dolly Vardsn excitement Is now at fovsr hast, and by taking advantage ot in this way some good may come out of Naaareth. Strike while (he iron is

MERE MENTION.

Sothern next week. Last night of the Theatre. The woods are full of wild flowers. The street cars are used as advertising mediums.

Co. have commenced

building thoir now hominy mill on Chestnut street between Second and Third street, including llanoy's old wars houso which will form part of It. Tho mill wiil occupy tho entire space between the two streets, and will be the largest hominy mill in tho State.

movement

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Cora planting will begin sbout the first of May. We shsll have a good many poli fcs this yesr.

Household pastimes —cleaning up front yards. No small-pox in town, and only one of varioloid.

There is considerable speculation &oing on in town lots. A* blacksmith in this ci'ty has Dolly Varden horse-shoes.

The present City Council will hold but one more meeting. The dry goods trade has been better than usual this spring.

In a few weeks green peas and spring chickens will be ripe. .1 "Cackle and squeak" is the new term for ham and eggs.

Country people have been scarce upon the streets this week. The street sprinklers have commenced their sumiher campaign.

Dolly Varden youths continue to part their hair in the middle. Two hundred small houses are now in course of erection in this city.

One hundred and twenty-six students are attending the Normal school. Many of tho spring fevers are caused by decaying vegetables in the cellar.

Our "devil" won't get up early in the morning. He says its sleep year. Flour will probably get up to ten dollars a barrel before new wheat coincs in.

Tho Prairie Cily Guards talk of disbanding. It is hard to keep burning tho (iresof military ardor.

Tho stovo dealers now give only twenty-eight pieces of ware with each stove, instead of sixty as formerly.

Ask your neighbors to subscribe lor The Mail, instead of borrowing the paper you pay for.

Buck boards and velocipedes are going out of fashion as means of vehicular conveyance.

Look out for your buttons. Have them loose so that you can escape from importunate candidates.

Wants,

The

For Sale, Kent, Lost, Found

and similar advertisements are inserted in The Mail for five cents a line.

PKori..K who have been so green as to send subscription money to William E. Oump, at New York, lor "Our Own Firesido" and fabulous premiums of chromos, etc., will never hoar from it again.

THK

City Council on Tuesday eve

ning adopted tho Waterworks ordinance by which for certain water privileges, already mentioned in this, paper the sum of $50,000 is given to the Company.

is on foot to establish a

rolling mill in the northern part of the city, near tho river. We hope it may succeed and be the initiative of a line of manufactories along the river front of the city.

Marriage Licenses.—The

following

marriage licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report: Valentine Miller and Sophia Meyer.

Albert II. Bugh and Carrie g. Lane.

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John Colbert and Martha Redman. Ijswrence Connolly and Mary 8pellmnn. Henry Brest ami Alice Stewart.

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are not to miss our pirisdieal excursion to the coal fields this summer. Tho Atnerloan Instituto of Mining Engineers will probably hold its October meeting in this State. Tho main object of selecting this State is to visit the coal fields, and the City Council has dlrectod that an Invitation be extended to visit this city.

Sai.rokthr Rxpukhh.—After

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tiations on the part of half a doxen or more parties, and no end of diplomacy, extending over a period of several weeks, the Terre-Haute Express newspaper and printing establishment waa sold on Monday last by Gen. Cruft to Capt. C. H. Allen, Major

J. Smith

and S. R. Henderson, Esq. The business will be conducted under tho namo of the Terre-Uaute Express Printing Company." The gentlemen composing this firm are admirably fitted for the ouslnee they hava engaged and we predict for them a prosperous career of lournallaui. They appear too modest to reprint tho following, and we do It for them:

Thk Terre-Haute Kxpress, one of our very best State exchanges, has long been nnder the editorial control of Captain C. II. Allen, a journalist of the very highest order and merit, and we take uirasual pleasure in ennouncing that Captain Allen, with Major

§mith

Dolly Vardkx.—The In-f journalism.—[Indianapolis Journal. Tax Terre-Haute Express was sold vesterday by Gen. CROLL to Messrs. Allen, Smith A Henderson. The former has been its editor for more than four years and has mads for the paper a re*

Eetation

Smith, late of the Mail, and Mr. S. K. Henderson, will hereafter own and control the establishment. While the Express can hardly be improved in its

resent shape, the accession of Major to its editorial force will be all

second to none in the State, is cultivated and versatile journalist, the sort of a man who works eighteen hours day, and never forgets the responsibility of his position, and never sots othsrwtss thsn in manly, bonorabis way. htyor Smith bm seta blishsd two suoosasfol papers, and has made sa so viable rsputation. Mr. Henderson, who is to bs the business msnager, ws doat know, but if he is the egnal of ths nhws ws esn soafidsntly predict for ths Fapwse floor* Is hi pa and infloentlsl carer.—[IndianapolisXsws.

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If thine enemy wrong thee, bay each of hla children a dram.—[Exchange. A drum bwd Is bolter than "putting ahead on him."

"Thk Indian Orchard, a Legend of Fort Harrison Prairie," published recently in The Mail, is going the rounds of the papers. It came to us last evening in the Missouri State Atlas.

The billiardists st the Terre-Haute House play a very cue-rious game.— [Express.

Don't you mean a kind of q-q-say-yes-riotts game T—[Journal.

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paper

Common Pleas Court has been

in session all this week, despatching a vast amount of business, of more interest however to the parties concerned and in attendance than to the general reader.

the teacher's meeting on Saturday last Mrs. Moore read a paper cn "What shall we do with our boys?" which we bear spoken of in very high terms. We learn that she has been solicited to repeat it in Shelbyvillo. and will probably do so at an early date.

MEKTINO

FOR

LABORING MEN.—

"Many Citizens" have called a meeting of all who are interested in the Labor Reform Movement, and especially those who are members of the different Trades Unions in the city at Cooper's Hall, on Thursday evening next, for the purpose of completing a thorough organization of all the Trade Unions in the city.

INTERMEN

TS.—The following lis altsl

of interments for the week ending this morning: April 14—Infant of W. II. II llbort—Still born.

April 14—.Tohn Silence, colored, age 6 months— Lain* fever. April 15—Joseph Kern, age36 years—Consumption.

April 15-Martin Gray, age 50 years—Typhus pneumonia. April 16—Infant of John B. Richardson, age 2 rears 3 mom lis— Measles.

April 17—Win. Medairis, age 80 yearsOld age.

City Court.—His

Honor, Mayor

Thomas has this week docketed the following persons for the offenses named: Mark

Braman—Drunk and Disorderly.

David McNabney—Drunk. Thomas Morartz—Disorderly. Michael Madigfin—Drunk. Jerry Fite Patrick—Drunk. James Dolan—Drunk. Thomas ('ampliell—Quarrelling. Casper Link—Permitting DruukenneKs in his house.

Wm. B. McGee— Fighting. Heury Williams—Fighting. O.'o. wellison—Fighting. Nathaniel H. Pattern—Fighting. Joseph Hart—Disorderly. Michael Flood—Disorderly. Henry Kelly—Giving prisoners Whisky. Charles Kick metre—

Driving on sidewalk.

John Link—Violating liquor law. Louis Link—Violating liquor law.

Tun Criminal Court has been in session only two days this week Monday and Friday. Ou Monday tho case against Michael Conley, assault and battery, was dismissed that against Win. Nelson was stricken from the docket. Joseph Brooks for assault and battery was ftued $5.

Jacob Knarr, of Sugar Creek Township, was arraigned, tried, and acquitted on the charge of incest. Yesterday ho plead guilty to tho second charge of fornication, on which be was fined $30 and sentenced to a term ol thirty days in tho county jail.

The Criminal Court will not be in session again until the first Monday in May. .. 'vVv

SUNDAY SERVICES.—Preaching in the Baptist church tomorrow morning at "11 o'clock, and in the evening at7M •Subject in tho evening, "Ignorance ol tho Scriptures tho cause of skepticism.

Services in tho Congregational Church, to-morrow, at 11 A. M.

and 1XA

p. M., Rev. E. F. Howe, Pastor. Strangers in town are cordially invited. Seats are freo and all are welcome. ltcv. Alexander Sterrett, of Evansville, will preach, morning and evening at tho First Presbyterian church, tomorrow.

Christian Chapel, B. B. Tyler, pastor. Sunday School at a. m.

at 11 o'clock

Preaching

a. m.

and 7H P. *. Even

ing Sermon: "The Christian Church doee not Believe in a Change of Heart," the third of the aeries on "Popular Objections." All are invited.

Quarterly meeting at Centenary M. E. Church. Services by Rev. William Graham, D. D., at 10K

M.,

that is necessary to make it everything goods sre without a parallel In the!

a newspaper ahould be and we not on lv hope but believe that the new firm will meet with that encouraging suceeas which merit always commands in

x. and 7! P.

to-day and to-morrow. Preaching at the Asbury M. E. Church, corner ot Fourth and Poplar streets, to-morrow at 10*^ a. m.

by the Pastor, Rev. James Hill.

—A Hera A (Jo., at the Opera House Brnar, have the agency for Madame Woodey's Abdominal Corset, and have an assortmsnt on hand, or can have any rise made to order.

—Mixkd.—Dishon,

ths bill poster,

still continues to stick np "gutter snipes garters."

—Its het. en's new Vr lh»»* Jt

ADV'EMTlAE IN THk MAIL ir roc--Want a Cook, Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Girl,. Want to sell a Piano, Want to rent a Store, Want to sell a Horse, Want to lend. Money,, Want to buy a Houso, Wsnt to buy a Horse, Want to rent a House, Want to sell Groceries, Want to sell Hardware, Want to sell Furniture, Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place, Want to Borrow Money, Want to sell Dry Goods, Want to sell Resl Estate, Want to sell Millinery Goods, Waut to sell a House and Lot, Want to find anyone's Address, Want to find a Strayed Animal, Want to sell a piece of Furniture, W. Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, Want to find anythingvou have Lost, Want to advertise anything to Advantage,

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-That's q-t. -i.

soliciting stock is now in

circulati n. and receiving signatures rapidly, for the organization of "TerreHaute Building and Loan Co. No. 2." The successor the first company augurs well for this and as many more*as can be organized.

Want to find an owner for anything Found, Advertiso in the Saturday Evening Mail.

ONLY FIVE CENTS A LINE.

—Novelties in Ties, Scarfs and Ribbons, at Herz & Co's.

—Tho Royal Corset, "a rival of Thomp.son's (Hove Fitting," only cheaper, at A. Herz & Cw's Bazaar.

—While persons are looking around for the best company to insure thoir property in, they should first enquire into the standing of all and choose the best, and on close investigation it will be found that the Springfield, of Massachusetts, represented in this city by Hager A MoKeen stands in the enviable position of one of the very best among the few that the sweeping fir« of Chicago left. This company has done a regular business in this city for 17 years and has the respect and confidence of the entire community.

—Novelties and Marseilles Trimmings, Edgings, Embroideries, Tuckings, Puffings and Ruffling, at the Opera House Bazaar.

—Farmers, when you come to town call at J. Cook & Son's aud they will show you an ingenious contrivance in the way of an Animal Poke, or Yoke, for preventing horses from jumping or pushing down fences. It is a new patent, and you will agree with us that it is the best thing of the kind ever invented. 20-4t. —Our New Hoop Skirt Frames for tho spiing season have arrived. Call and soo tho new style Skirts, at A. Herz A Co's.

—Try "Erlanger ACo's Model Shirt." It has no equal.

—Something New.—J.

Cook

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and ?X

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Son

have something new and interesting to housewives in Weida's patent nickel plated smoothing and polishing Irons. By an ingenious contrivance the handles aro made to revolve and by this means tho surface always retains its original smoothness. The price at which they are sold is but' little above the ordinary iron, and a single trial will convince any one of their economy and usefulness. 20-lt.

—Good Ilose for 8, 10, 12^ and 13ctp. An elegant Stocking for 25 cents, at A. Herz A Co's.

—The celebrated S1.00 Kid Glove, equal to any $1.50 glove sold in tho city, in all the uew spring shades, at A. 1 liar* A Co's Bazaar. 1 7} A Li:S CA TA LOU 77K, of now goods for spring trade.

Refrigerators nil styles and sizes, -mv Beer coolers all sizes and prices. Ice Chest's all sizes and styles. Wator coolers for Hotels... ., Water coolers for Halls. Water coolers for everybody. Ice Cream frcezetS all sizes. Bath tube all styles. Toilett setts all prices and styles. Bird cages all kinds and prices. Clothes wringers, the best in the market.

Cook stoves all styles and prices. Ail goods warranted and prices as low as the lowest. Call and see before you buy.. R. L. Bali*

Erlanger A V. name one undeviatlng pVice to all.. V-— —The best ready made clothing for the least money, at Erlanger's.:

—To

thk

Merchants

The public is respectfully invited*, ,. ... ,, 5™*".. Knlghtsvillo, is your best advertising medium tor Clay county trade. tf

—8. R. Baker A Co., have been appointed sole agents for Lublu's Condensed PerfumesinTerre-Haute. These ,.

market for cheapness, durability and! elegance of odor. Specimens of these perfumes famished gratuitously to the ladies. The finest soda fountain in the city at the Postofflce I/obby. Also, daily and pictorial papers, and ungate! nee. "u^i*

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A Bert. Lansing's paper at

—New goods daily arriving at Er-

Kocsn.—That you oan get the best most reliable and cheapest fruit, sbsds, evergreen, and ornamental trees, grape vines, small fruit plants, roses, shrubs, Ac., at the old reliable Terre Haute Nursery and Fruit Gardens. "Stock warranted.

Frpits in their season, In qsuntity, mile south of Blast Furnace. Wm. Patrick, Nurseryman and Horticulturist. ee-it.

—Any one having a medium stsed dwelling for sale located between Kovrtb and Slgbth and not more than four sqnsres from Main, esn hssr of ossh purchaser by sddrsssing box 788, giving iosslion, te»n»s, Ac.

t—Tboss littfs saits st Krisnger^s srs

—J". K. Vsnnlekls, the fbsther renovstor, who has bssn doing a very suooessftil business in his lins for the past year and a half, proposes to move his machine from the city In a few weeks. As olesnliness Is so necesssrv to heslth we advise all who use feathers to Improve this laat opportunity of hav.ng them cleansed of the poisonous Infections they have absorbed from their occupants. Sqnd him your orders soon. Work taken from and returned to the house free of charge. Rooms corner of First and Ohio streets.

—Order one ol those Dolly Varden suits at Erlanger's. K: V.

Boardlsa.—By the week, day or single meal, good and at reasonable price, lM Main street, between 6th and 7th above Seudder's Confectionery. apr20 4t.

l*ersom vUlllsf ocr city and wants good meal will do well to call at the Boarding House, No. 1M Main street, between 0th and 7th, above ttcudder's Confectionery. apittMt

Chesapeake and Baltimore Park, the finest brands of fine cut chewing tobacco In the market at N. Katzenbach, 147 Main street. ra23-tf.

Fonnd.—Near McKeen A Miushall's Dank, ?2 Main street, that candies, nuts, orauK^s, lemons and apples, are constnntly kept on hand, and hell lUem cheap. Also the finest cigars and tobaccos in the city, at £Mf wm*! R. Im Black'S.

Rrmoval.-On or about Aqfil 1st,

will

remove to my new store room, on Main street, between Sixth and Seventh, where I shall be better prepared than ever before to show nil unusually line and attractive stock of spring millinery. With thanks for th" very liberal pairouage for the past few years, no effort will be lacking to merits its continuance M. A.

Uauidon.

'oucelc«l by Every One that

Moore & lJagerty are the host Tin and Slate Roofers in the city. ee-tf.

Vf o^-isrT OUST.

ir yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hagerty's stock »»efore purchasing, 181 Main street. ee-U.

Fnrnifnre.—Now is the time to taiy yonr furniture. We are selling our cntbe stock at cost. Tho rooms we occupy will be for rent after May 1st.

J. A. E. W. Ross,

m30-3t.v No. 11 and 12, south 2nd St.

For lh« Finest Brand* of fine cut chewing tobacco call on N. Katzenbach, 147 Main street. m23-tf.

Are yon In want of a No. Cooking Range, any size, call on Moore A Ilagerty 181 Main street, and they will suit you. ee-tf.

For putting up gutter ana spouting, tin and sheet-iron, Jobbing, good and cheap, Moore & Haggerty can not be equaled, 181 Main street. efe-tf.

Wot lee.—Those desiring to investigate the Ilartnonial Philosophy can procure any work desired, by calling at Dr. Ponce's office, adjoining his drug house, south Second street, where a full assortment of books, pamphlets, Ac., devoted to the cause of progress and reform maybe had. Also a full stock of stationery goods on hand and for sale at the lowest cash price. m2-8in

Charles May has opened a new butcher shop on the southeast corner of Main and 8th streets, where he would like to meat the publlo. His shop on Fourth street will be run as usual, so he Is now proprietor of two establishments, both open daily. He will deal In the freshest, (attest and most exhilarating beef, the most soul-satisfying mutton, and the most inspired pork. Gentle reader. •,'.!*• .*

For Cheap cistern and force pump* go to Moore & Ilagerty, No. 1M1 Main St. ee-tf.

Mr*. JI. E. Wyeth, would respectfully intorm the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that she has opened a Millinery and Dressmaking rooms at 15.1 Main street, upstairs—entrance flint door cast of Riddle's, where she hopes to merit a share of the public patronage. She also has the agency for the Tailor's System or Parisian Dressmaker's Formula which is approved and recommended by all first-class dress makers that have tested it. Mrs. D. A. Jackson, of Chicago, says, I And it entirely satisfactory, and think it more perfect than any other system. Mrs. U. M. Johnson, ot Cleveland, Ohio, says: I have done dressmaking for twenty years and never fonnd a rule so perfect. Other testimony caS be given. apiS-Sm.

Chesapeake ssd Baltimore Park, the finest brands of floe cut chewing tobacco in the market at N. Katsenbach, 147 Main street. m2$-tf.

Joaeph H. Brlffga, dealer In Orocrics and Provisions, corner Fonrth and Cherry stn ets, is in receipt of large lot of Fi^t in kits and half barrels Hams, Bacon and Shoulder*, of best brands Canned goods In great variety. All of which be offers at as low prices ss can be found in the city, %-tr

Milliner* and merchants will do well to look through our immense stock of millinery mm!

Hie thee to May's .'I, And fix your gaze

Upon the meats, the most tempting In town Which he offers for sale so very low down. ,.a 33.,!

('hcMprnkf and Baltimore Park, the finest brands of fine cut rhewing tobacco in the market at Jf. Katzenbach, 147 Main street. m23-tf.

fancy goods. Ws buy for cash from

fmt hands and will give onr customer* the advantage of it. H. L* Straws Main street. 13-1/

City Pining Basis f—TbeTerre- B*ute CUy Dining Rooms, south »k!eof Olilotju. between Fourth and Fifth, bsve

JostopoM

nnder the supervision of an experienced caterer. Meals will be served st all Iran Dinner from 13 to 3o'clock. Persons wanting meals will be served promptly at any hour from 8 o'clock In the morning to IS o'clock at night. Day boarder* accommodated on reasonable terms. a&-tr.

Purmuwi.

TERRE-HAUTE OMNIBUS

4kee rn all sails left ia eall-boxsa, or Plenies, aad so or the etty st

will

M»D«Jty, far Pspm, Balk yey pssssngiss is say

«na»spvMj^y eansd^farlsnd MMS| •e any pert sr tnesity. TmnstanSMItr hsavy nssllag, on short nsties. Headaasrtem sa Wster attest, between Cherry and Malberry. ^SdersleR at Clat

Wter-Swill be

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OCTOBER ELECTION.

oluk.

We sis authorised to announce tbenamb sf William PaUlck, as a eandldate for County Clerk, subJeot to the decision of (l^e Republican nominating convention. sHXRirr.

We sre authorised to announce ihn name of Joha C. Mver ss a candidate lor bftertfl, subject to the decision of the RepubllQRi nominating convention.

TXBASCXKX.

We are authorized to announoe the juopo of Louis Doenweg as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

Legal.

THE

STATE OF INDIANA, VIOOOOTT|^ ty. In the Vigo Common Pleas CoujL Margaret Shryer vs. William Shryer. tk Divorce. Be it known that on the 27th day of Awl 1872, said Plaintiff filed an Affidavit in dike form, showing that said William Shryer is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Said non-resiuent defendant is hereby notified of the pendency of said action againftt him, and that the same will stand for trial at the August term of said Court iu the year 1872.

Attest: MARTIN HOLLINGER, Clerk. C. E. HOSFOKD, Pi'rtH Atty. api20K.

^JITY ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Voters of the City of Terre~HaiUe, Oounly, Indiana .* You are eereby notified that an election will bo held In the several wards of Raid ei ot Terre-llaute on the first Tuesday In Me 1872, for the electli ot one Counciluif from each of tho live different wards of the cily.

The places of votlug in the several wards, and the officers of ••lection to be as followS: First Ward—At the 9th street Kut t(Xe House. 8. C. Scott, Inspector Oottll3 Keissand W. K. Edwards, Judges.

Second Ward—At S. T. Reese's Car pint or Shop. John O. Craiu, Inspector E. Bloemel and J. T. Hidden, Judges.

Third Ward—At R. L. Thompson'B Cooper Shop, south 2d street. Jonathan Glman Inspector John Hoss aud Louis ticeburgur. Judges

Fourth Ward—At No. .1 Engine House. George llayward, Isnoector 1'. li. 0'llei{y and Qwrge G. IJoord, Judges.

Kif Ward—At s. Me Keen "slumber yard, Chestnut street. M. C. Rankin, InsncctoF Isaac Ueauefamp and A.C. Mattox, .luilgeS.

A. THOMAS Mayor.

Attest: I\ ScmviNonouiiKK, Clerk. 'J# April 20, 187'2.

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SEWING MACHINES FOR 1871.

The magnitude to which the sewing machine business lias grown is only surpassoa by the rivalry of the various competitors, few of whom are uufamlllai with tho numerous artifices resorted to for tho commendation and sale of the particular machine sought to be sold. If the number SX sales be any criterion of merit, the Hingsr seem8 to bear the palm, as shown by sworn returns of the companies, made under tfete licenses granted them by the owners of tQe sewing machine patents, and which are tR follows: THE SINGER MF'G

CO Seld 181,200 MsohlnW* Wheeler and Wilson MfgCo 128,020 Grover A Baker S.M.

t.'o 50,838 WeedS. M. Co !W,((.V Howe Machine Co. (Jan. 1, to July 1)... 34,010 Wilcox A GibbsB.Al.

Co SO, 127 WilsonH. M. Co 21,161! Amer. U. II. O. «S 8.

7,639

AEtna 8. M. Co_ 4,?4) RleesH. M.Co 4,557 Elliptic 8. M. Co 4,.W Empire 8. M. Co 2.9M l'arham 8. M. Co 2,00tf

The Chicago Relief Committee's returjls show alike result:

THI SINGER ......2J27 Wheeler A Wilson Howe tf? Grover A Baker J4 Wilcox A Glbbs.. SO Florence JI FinklekLyon Blees 17 ACtna IJ Wilson Western Empire Manhattan _'/ Davis Elliptic .J Gold Medal 1 American Button-Hole It

The applicant In everv case designated the kind of machine desired.—[New York Dally Witness.

We are now prepared to offer extra induosinents to good reliable men to sell the "Singer." ii NO. HINGER A JOH8KLYN, 7 0 a in re re a

U. A. HAYWAHD.

H. C. SOOTT.

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1 KO. A. IIAYWARD & CO.

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Having associated oorselves for the pu»' pose of carrying on the Auction snd mimlon boclnass wewiU beJoua^jnyidy a to 4 it ••reive CsaiigssMsls •L Of merchandise, which we will sen at private sale or st suction, Having been cor. nected wltb the aoction business for the past fourteen years, we feel confident that oar transactions wiil be sat patrons.

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Regular Hales Every SatanUy OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Will alflo Attend to any «*le* inthtdif and vicinity on reasonable terms. wtl

F. COOKERLY,

Attorney at Law,

NOTARY PI BLIC, f-

And Real Estate Agent,

OFFICE, OHIO MTRKKT, Between 3rd and 4th streets, second doer east of Shannon's Hank.

A number of fioe city lots for sale on reasonable terms.

C.ALLEN, ,{

TAILOR, IOO Main

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OVER AUCTION R0OM.

Uesls tarnishing theU sosde ess have them est and mads la the £s«t «yl7*t yfm "SSSBStm.

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