Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 May 1872 — Page 5

MERE MENTION. ..

Tbii BM BMD A WNK of pieota. 'r The wool clip to wj flmthtoXMon. Next TkomUy will be Decoration Day.

Hay to high bat gnu to getting !hlgher. A glees of cream taken daily to said to be a grand tonic.

Ten thousand people can find accommodations in oar cburcheo to morrow. Store wood to very scarce, and commands more money by far than it to worth. IH-,-

There are entirely too matty boys In this city preparing for a term in the pententiary.

Many partisan papers will wish their old flies were barned before the campaign to over.

House flies will soon begin to tickle the noee of him who tries to sleep late Sunday mornings.

More limestone pavements have been laid already this spring than during any former season. They give oar city a substantial footing.

Be careful how yon approach a painter, paper-hanger or whitewasher about work. They have so much to do that their dignity is altitudinoas.

HKZKKIAH COE is his name, and be lived in the coanty of Clay. Matrimony was bis mania. He proposed to and was rejected by every yoaag lady within a circuit of ten milee. At last, when hope long deferred, bad made bis heart severely sick, be found a girl, many miles from bis home, who listened to his addresses, and favorsd his suit. He pushed things. The wedding day was set. The guests were sssombled. The happy pair stood up before the holy man, and the eeremony was about to begin. But at this point Hesekish's old lack caugbt up with him again, and bit him a prostrating blow. The clergyman asked for the marriage liconse. Ilezeklah had forgotten all about that or rather had never thought to procure it. The parson refused .to proceed without the all-important document. Tbe county clerk's office wss twelve miles dlstsnt snd tbe evening was far advanced. So the wedding bad to be postponed till next day. With a sad heart Hesekiah Journeyed toward Bowling Green to secure a legal permit to depart from bis hated single life. As he rode along he beard the olatter of swift boots behind him—hoof-beats that were tbe knell of his hopes for he who thus rode toward the sorrowful lleseklab wss the brother of bis intended, tbe lady who bad stood up to be married and sat down unmarried. Reflecting on the failure, she had become dissatisfied with tbe proposed alliance, and dispatched her brother with a peremptory dismissal. Hesekiah read the uote that told his dolorous doom, replying thereto never a word. But he determined to quit forever tbe soene of his many disappointments, and go to the Far West where be might bury himself In the solitude of tbe boundless forest. He rode bis horse into this city, sold the animal for |lfiO and croeeed tbe Vandalia's Wabash bridge last night. To a friend who shook his hand at parting, in the cars, at the depot, he said "For twenty years the single purpose of my soul hss been to get otsrried. Thirty times 1 have prepoeed, and thirty girls have elevated their thirty noeea and sixty eyebrows to emphasise the crael sneer with which they have rejected my hand. I began with a brave heart. One refusal did not annoy me much ten did not discourage me twenty did not cool my ardor twenty-five did not check my oareer and even the twentyninth left me still hopeful of ultimate success. And when, after all these years of waiting, the thirtieth consented to share my name and bisect my fortune, I waa the happiest man in Indiana. Horaoe Greeley was not more jubilsnt over the news from Cincinnati, than was I when thst little, low-mur-mured 'yes' fell on my longing ear. But the awful dmoumrttt has 'frosen the genlat current of my soul.' I feel that my race Is aboat ran. Tell my friends that I shall be seen no more in theee parts. I waa evidently made for that Better Land where'there is neither marrying nor giving in marriage.' That country would suits man litre me."

A young oouple from Greene ooiinty, on matrimonial plans intent, aktpped through the city this morning only half an hear ahead of the girl's enraged papa. The old man waa furious, and swore a blood-curdling oath which threatened the integrity of the young fellcw's Interior anatomy in its most vital part. He appeared to be tbe proprietor of many daughters and a private graveyard where he had interred scores of unacceptable applicants tor the position of son-in-law.

Tan rival feotlonaof theTsrre-Haale Democracy are training for a "mill" in tbe State Convention. Tbe Greeley men claim the advantage In point of brain*, but concede that their oppo

nents

beet them in tbe matter of otttsele.

WITHIX the past few weeks there have been many strangers in this city, mostly of the better class. Making an eligible location for themselves and ftuniliee. They could not come to a better plaoa. ,r" ™"j

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—Ev«ry day people are finding oat who are selling Boots and Shoss the cheapest. Expenses are light, cones qnently the New York Boot A Shoe Store, No 10 South Fourth street, to the place for bargains. The flash bays anything wa have, at extroosely low prices.

THBBB are forty this city.' Sxonr with oar churchgoers.

lawyers la

sh in favor

TRIM hasn't been a really Ana largo day this week.

Wrr weather threatene to rot the newly planted corn.

Two on three new and elegant turnoats grace the boulevards.

THBBX to snother spasm of talk aboht a paper mill in Terre-Haute,

A BABT born up town last night wss promptly christened Horace Greeley.

Til Democracy of Lawrence coanty rally rosnd the Tall Sycamore.

A R5KKR snd sn uncivil word oost clerks good sitastion few dsys ago.

AxBBicami are among the best patrons of oar beer gardens. It is better than guzzling whisky.

As WE go to press grand procession of tescbers is marching by the right flank on Shannon's Banking House.

LOTS of Terre-Haute people will attend both tbe Philadelphia and Baltimore Conventions.

MOST of tbe Vigo county delegates to tbe Democratic State Convention are rampant anti-Greeley men.

CITIZENS who habitaally go armed must excuse a general and well grounded suspicion of personal cowardice.

WAXTS, For Sale, Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertisements are inserted in The Mail for five cents line.

THE cultivation of trees and ahrubs, in nurseries, is becoming a prominent feature of oar local industrial pursuits.

STORIES of small-pox are erroneously exaggerated. Our city has been and is exceptionally fortunate in this regard.

MANY carious eyes gsse on thst little hole through the glsss in the postmaster's private offioe. It is a neat Job. "LYING" is the Populsr Vice which Rev. Mr. Howe takes in hsnd st tbe Congregational Church on to-morrow night.

THERE was a sprightly runsway on Ninth street this morning, resulting in a torrent of foreign swear words and a broken shaft.

MANY of the Normal School Students board themselves—not a bad way to live, where economy and goad living must be combined.

THE Express declines to print communications puffing candidates, except iu Its advertising oolumns at regular rates. Sensible.

THE Evsnsville Pbilharmoniao Socity, with grand chorus and splendid orcheetra, will probably produce "Belahsuar" In oar Opera House soon.

UNCLE SAM ought to pay the route agents on the E. A C. A T. H. A I. roads more than |900 a yeer. The pay to not commensurate with the work required.

THE lease of the Rookville extension of the E. A C. R. R. to the L. C. A S. W. R. R. will excuse oondncters Ferry and Neleon from their regular visits to the Capital of Parke County.

IT is pleaaant to stop on the street and ohat with a gentleman who tells you Ibat he hss Jast come from home and left one of his family sick with the smallpox.

TKRRE HAUTE delegate to the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. returned from the Capital city delighted with the seesion and ita results. This nobis order to flourishing greatly.

THE new oounoil should see toil thst the nuisance of filthy slleys Is abated. The Street Commissioner hss never hsd mesns to do all that has been neqpssary In this line.

IT to recommended to place iron filings or bits of iron In the soil sbout rose bushes. It increases the vividnees of the bloom. The sweepings of blacksmith shop are excellent tor this purpose.

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TBE Indianapolis A St. Louis Railroad will carry passengers to the Philadelphia Convention for 922, the round trip, tickets good from May 36 to June 5th, both days included seen notice elsewhere.

—Bcsixnse PLUCK.—The hero of the "Programme War," still brandishee the implement* of bis sticky profeosion. —IMPOBTANT TO LADIES.—Notice to given to all the ladiea having left switches, carls or hair with A. Hitterskamp, deceased, that such property has to he claimed and called for with proof of ownership by the laat day ot Jane. All property not claimed by thto time will ho sold with the stock of the deceased, according to law, and the estate will not be responsible sny longer for articles left with deceased and not claimed oy the ownera. After expiration of thto time tbe whole stock will be appraised and eold at private sale for the benefit of tbe heirs.

F. R. Btanowsxr, AdmVr.

Southeast corner of Swan and 6& 8 to 9 A. M. and IS to 2 p. ML adMt.

—Eagles A Tutt have a nice and wall selected stock of Boots and Shoes far gentlemen, boys, ladiea, uHasss and children. We feel confident i* saying that wo will not be undersold by any other dealer In the dty.

TERRE-HAUTE SAYUKLAY EVENING MAIL. MAY 86.1872.

WBOETBB walka aboat town will •otloo hundreds oftotoMtn that the politicians ofTsrre Haute are getting unusually warm in politics. Tksy hare oommoaood the Presidential eaa vase early, and are conducting It In a apirit which to aa mtotaken aa It la in had taste. Both sides at* sharpening lanoea of ridicule and hurling missllss of sbnse st each other, aad earleataring the weakness, magnifying the defects and asssiling with vituperation the livee of the candidates. We oppoee thto plan of carrying on the campaign We oppoee it becauae it to a felse principle to attempt to manufacture public opinion by a distortion of facta. It to unworthy of a good citisen to use sny mesns to win succees in a political campaign but feir, Just argument upon the merits of tbe principlee of a platform, snd frank discaaaien ot ths abilities of the candidalss. We believe this to be the only wsy to win the endorsement of voters. In the minds of the people uot much engroesed in politics the prejudice which hss governed them too much in the past when called upon to pass political Judgment is steadily passing away. They are becoming deliberate and thoughtful. They are tearing to lean more upon their own opinions and less upon political leaders. They have found that many of those whom they have elevated to high positions are entirely devoted to sc Itadvancement. Tney have learned that the people should be

the

leaders and not

the followers of the skillful, selfish politicians. They have learned to weigh the difference between the Journal which is partisan and one which is impartial. And we believe that the acquirement of this knowledge will destroy the influence of unscrupulous and unfair denunciation of a candidate for office, whether ooming from the lips of a political harangue or from the columns of the press.

SUNDAY SERVICES.—Services in the Congregational Church to-morrow at 11 A. M. and7K P. M.—Rev. E. Frank Howe, Pastor. Text of morning sermon "Do men gather grapes of thorns or flgs of thistles f" Seats are free and all are welcome.

Regular services will begin to-mor-row st Plymouth Chapel at the corner of Poplar and Fourteenth streets at, 11 A. M. Services in the evening at TH o'clock. Rev. R. O. Poet will officiate.

Rev. E. W. Peet, D. D., will officiate at St. Stephen's Church to-morrow. Regular services at Centenary M. E. Church to-morrow at 10f A. M. and 7X p. M. Subject, "Methodism."

Rev. E. W. Fisk, D. D., of Greencastie will preach at the First Presbyterian Church, Seventh street, Sunday, May 26th morning and evening.

Preaching in the Baptist Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 7

ATTENTION is called to the advertisements of L. Kussner. Judging from the loads of musical goods dally received by him he means to inaugurate the campaign of 1872, In earnest. To all of our readers we can reoommend his eotabiishment as having no superior In the State.

MARRIAOB LICENSES.—The following marriage licensee have been issued by the County Clerk sinoe our lsst report:

Thomas Martin and Mary McCarty. Jacob E. Coffee and Lou 1M Dollar. Albert H. OdQm snd Nancy Sioam.1 John F. Ridge and Ellen Howe. Edward Heraaan and Sarah O. Qragg.

THE exercises of Deooration Day promise to he unusually Imposing.' Our citizens delight to honor the memory of the patrlota who died for the Union. J-

LET US not forget the oboervance ot Deoo ration D*y. Let ua again honor the memory of thoee patriote and heroee who await the laat roll-call.

THE meanest thing we heard of thto week wss the robbery on Tuesday night of the clothes-line of a poor widow womsn on south Second street.

—Music FOR THE MILLION.—All former efforts eclipsed. The moot magnificent and choice stock of all kinds ot musical Instruments and musical merchandise of every deecriptlon ever brought to this Stste, to being received now st the headquarters of the music trade in Terre Haute, Kassner's Palace of Music. Finding my spscioas store room entirely too small to make room for my stock, I am now getting the entire second floor fitted op so ss to be able to show off my goods. Thankful for the most liberal patronage already received, my customers, friends, ss well as the public In general, are cordially invited to come, snd inspect my opening for tbe campaign of 1872.

Respectfully, L. KUSSNCB.

—Fife hundred doasn pairs of Kid Gloves, every pair warranted. Just received at A. Hers A Go's.

'—Truth crashed to earth will rise sgain, which meana, boy your watches at Riddle's.

—Neck Ties, Bows and Scarfh. New styles, at Erlanxer'a.

—Arrived thto week, at A. Hers A Oe's Great Opera Houss Bazaar 1,000 Silk Parasols, ot half price.

—Many ot our people are planning pleasant summor Journeys aad are giving Dickbout, the popular trunk saan, their orders for aa outfit la Ms line. He has sn elegant assortment to select from aad to constantly potting up now style*. —We make opposition withdraw aa the Parens! qnsatlnn. A. Bora A Ok, Opera Hi

—WA*TB».—A few to sail the HOWRSBWIVB Mionnii this sad adtfolBlBg oountloa. Ths oaly without a feult. Oall aa, or

Sidaoy Speed, Manager. Oflso

on Ohio street, between 5th aad flth.

—It to a notorious feet that Rrlaagsr A Go's, rsady made clothing to the beat aad ohaapsst in the dty.

—The fines* dteplay of Ladlee' and Genta' gold chalna at Riddle's.

—ICE !—Hsadqnartera Terre-Haute Ice Company, No. 175 Main atreet, near Sixth, where ioe can be had at alltlmeo to email and large quantitiee. All ordera left at the above place will reoeive prompt attention.

—"Can't be cured, Doctor,no nee trying. Theee cases are always hopeless." And the Doctor walked away sadly when he learned that the spesker referred to the fits that Bannister givee his customers.

—Did you see thoee new coatings and suitings at Erlanger's? If not goat onoe. Make your eelection for they are going feat.

The only complete lines of Boys' snd Children's clothing at E/langer's.

—FIRST COMB FIRST SBRVED.—Bannister has Just received afresh stock of fins piece goods, coatings, Ac., for the Summer trade. Leave your measure at 79 Main 8treet. —Underwear in all sizes and qualities at Erlanger's.

—If you want to buy Ladies, Mil and children's Gaitera cheap, go to George-A. Hay ward A Co., No. 90 Sooth 4th street, second door South of Ohio street, •,-»! I, *•«.

—We make the world shske on Fane! A. Herz A Co., Opera Houae.

—IMPORTANT NEWS!—Frank A Rothschild, of the great Clothing House of the Weet, have returned from New York with an Immense stock ot clothing. The best place In this city to make your purchsses. Go and see.

—Large stock of Boots and Shoes, st ressonable prioes, to be found at Engles A Tutt's, opposite Opera House.

—If you wish to buy a Hoopskirt or Corset, go to Headquarters, A. Hera A Go's Great Opera Houae Bazaar, and Hoopskirt Factory.

-Erlanger A Co's "Model Shirt" in all qualitiea and styles ready made or made to order.

—New York Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe Store, No. 10 South Fourth street, ar^ selling Boots and Shoes cheaper than any other establishment in the

dty

—Why the best is the cheapest. Because you have to pay Just as much for making and trimming a poor article of olothing as you do for a good one. Good olothing well made always pays ass matter of economy, to say nothing oi the comfort of a good fitting suit. Then if yau wish to study economy, durability and comfort, make a selection immediately from the new stock of spring and summer suitings now opening st Bannister's, 79 Main street. 4 4t.

—Erlanger A Co. deal fairly with all and treat all alike. ..

—The nomination of Greeley don't effect the Jewelry trade at Riddle's. "i* -Glasswsre and Qneensware of every variety can be got very cheap at George A. Hay ward A Co., Na. 30 South 4th street, second door South of Ohio street.

—A beautiful line ot diagonals, mixed suitings, chevolta, Just opened at Bannister's, 79 Main street.

—Our former readers will be interested in knowing that t*hllip Newhart to selling bis one-horse plows at greatly reduced prices. Call at his manufactory corner of Main and First streets for this snd sll other kinds of plows.

-For good, easy, comfortable Boot or Shoe go to Engles A Tutt, they hsve them chesper, than any other house in the dty. ~Zn

—Who would think of buying a Corset anywhere but at A. Hera A Co's.

—If you wsnt Boots and Shoes cheap, we would recommend you tocall at No. 10 South Fourth street. The New York Cheap Csah Boot and Shoe Store, to decidedly the place for good bargains.

—GATE IS OPEN—For tbe reception of Stock, Cattle or Horsee, on good pasture, with running water and salt In tbe enclosure. With good foneee, duo diligence will be paid, but I will be accountable for no accidents. Six miles Southeast of Terre Haute.

J. J. FBBKBL.

—Engles A Tutt hsve a splendid stock of Infant's Shoes and Slippers.

—A now stock of Boota and Sboea Just received at G«nrgo A. Hayward A Co., No. 80 Sonth 4th street, second door South of Ohio street.

—REMOVAL.—I have the plsaaurs to snnounoe my removal to my new store room, between Sixth aad Seventh, and will open with a finely selected stock of Millinery, LKM, Ribbons, Flowers, etc., aad eaa slwaya promtos our patroos the very latest novelties ss they sppssr In the Eastern. market. My Invested pattern Boaaets aad Hats, aia aow open an4 I Invito aa inspseUon a# thi stylso. mftO-U. M. A. RiBlMK.

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Ladies' Buff Lineu and Frings Salts. Ladies' Linen Soils In all Goioia. Ladles' Blonss Linen Bolts. Ladies' Polonaise Salts. Ladle-' Double Over-sklrta. Ladles' White Victoria Lawn 8u!ta. Ladles' White Embroidered Suits. Entirely new Styles of Suits.

W.S.RTCEACO.

AD VEHTI&E IN THE MAIL IP YOU Want a Cook, Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Girl/ Want to sell a Piano, *'4 Want to rent a Store, Want to sell a Horse, Want to ledd Money, Want to buy a House, Want to buy a Horse,

Want to rent a Houae, ,, Want to sell Grocerieo, $ ,, Want to sell Hardware, Want to sell Furniture, Want to aell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Plooe,' r'"Want to Borrow Money,* Want to sell Dry Goods, Want to sell Real Estate, Want to sell Millinery Goods, Want to aell a Houae and Lot, Want to find anyone'a Address, Want to And a Strayed Animal, Want to sell apiece of Furniture, Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, Wsnt to find anythingyou have Loat, Want to advertise anything to Advantage,

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

ONLY FIVE CENTS A LINE.

—Jos Kasberg, opposite the Pditoffico, to the only binder in the dty not connected with a printing office, and will do any kind of binding and rullug promptly and cheaply.

—For Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and 8hoea, Glsasware and Queensware, always go to George A. Hayward A Oo., No. SO South 4th atreet, second door Sooth of Ohio street.

Waatefi.—An active, energetic, man to tske the agency of the Continental Life Insurance Company, of New York, fer several counties In Western Indiana. Good terms to a party who means basinets, and can do business. Address, with rsfanacss,

maytt-St. Indianapolis, Ind.

City felalag Bssis 1-The Terre-Haute City Dining Roams, sonth side of Ohio 8t, between Fourth and Fifth, have Ja^opened ahiter the supervision of an experienced caterer. Meals will be ssrved at all boom Dinner from 13 to o'clock. Fsreons wanting meals will be served promptly at aay hoar from 4 o'clock in the morning to IS o'clock at night. Day boarders dated on reasonable terms.

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Vellee.—Tboss desiring to Investigate the Harmonist Philosophy eaa procursany work desired, by calling at Dr. Fence* oflloe, adjoining his drag houss, south flee* ond street, whereo fell assortment of books, pamphlets, to, devoted to tbe cause of program snd reform may be bad. Alsoa tall stock of stationery goods on hand and fer sale at the lowest casta orles m3-8m

For Cheap cistern and force pumps go to Moore A Hagsrty, No. Ill Main St. ee-tf.

•Illlnera and merchants will do wsll to look through our immense slock of millinery and fancy goods. Ws boy for cash from gist bands and will give our customer* the advantage of it. S. L. Stmus, 1# Main street. l»-tf

Are ysHO in want of a Na 1 Cooking Mange, any slse, call on Moore A Hagerty Ul Main street, aad they will suit you. se-tf.

If yen vast nice mantle er grate, examine Moore A Hagerty's stoelr before purchasing, Ul Main street. .... ee»tt,

toesi.—Near MeKean A Mlnshall's Bank, 73 Main street, that candies, nnto, oranges, lemons and apples, are constantly kept on hsnd, and sell them cheap. Also the flnent cigars and tobaccos In tbe dty, af

S*-tf R.L.9LACK*.

It la Oaeetfetf By Kvery Ose thst Moore A Hsgerty are the best.Tin.sod Slau In the dty. ee-tf.

g. E. Wyetfc, would rsspeet/aily

inform tbe dtlsens of Tefre-Msute and vicinity, thst she has dpened a Millinery and Dramnaking rooms st IB Main atreet, up-stairs-entrance first door cart of Riddle's, where she hopea to merit shsrs offbe irsiillit pstrrmsgo Sne also has the sginsp fer the Tailor's System or Parisian Drassaaaker"* Formula which is approved aad recommended by all firat-daas diem aa-k-srs that hsve tealedlU Mr*. D. A. Jackson, of Chicago, says, I gad It entirety aatlafes tory, ond think it more perfect than any edmr imn. Mrs. H. M. Johneon, 1 Ckrrstead, ttoto, ssys: IhovOdcae aaaklag for twenty ysnra aad

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We thorlsed to annonnce MM

We are authorised to annonv James H: Turner will be a eandlds odtoo of Ooanty Clerk, suhfoetto

ventlon.

D. W. GBUBES, Manager,

aHEBirr.

'AX NOTICE.

before them to answer such qdestir eernlng their assessment when tl does not appear to be correct. ... ...

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Plain Black. Block Satin Stripes. Dtahs' Satin Stripes, handsome goods fe*

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For putting up gutter ana spouting, ttn and sheet-Iron, jobbing, good and cheap,. Moore A Haggerty can not be equaled, 1ft Main street. ee»t& 4

Joseph H. Brlggn, dealer In Groceries and Provisions, oorner Fourth and Obeny streets, is in receipt of a large lot of Fish la kits snd half barrels Hams, Bacon aad 7 Shoulders, of best brands Canned goodeta great variety. All of whloh he offers ataa low prices as can be found in the city. 36-tif :1

Died.

JACKSON-Mr. L. D. Jaoksen died at hhi residence, four miles north of the city, aa Wednesday, May 22.

Mr. Jackson was born October 2Mb, MMHe had been ill for upwards of seven months. But his disease, the consumption wss of such an insidious and fluttering nature that he did not expect, nntll near the last, that it would prove fetaL Wbes he found that he could not recover, he called his family and friends around his bed and told them that he was satisfied to die, ami requested them all so to live that they should meet him in the Better World. He passed away cheerfully and peacefully. He leaves a wife and one child. His funeral was attended yesterday by large number of Mends apd neighbors, and his remains, were sorrowfully committed to the grave upon the bsantlful knoll where the family burial place Is loos ted. His wife and relatives have the hearty sympathy of an unusually large circle ef Mends In this unity.

OCTOBER ELECTION. '(Aswoaaceawnf Fee—Three Doilctrt.)

CLERK.

We are authorised to announce the of Martin Holllnger as candidate lor election to the ofllee of County CI enhfeet to the decision of the Demi nomiaatlng convention.

Wo ore authorised to annoance Choiiat E. Hosford win be a eaadMato the oMes of County Clerk, snhfeet tatho clsionof the Bepublloan nominating ventlon.

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him whether in they spell "wa said the wlttnAnuers witb two

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of County Treo*urer, suMSet to the Republican nominating We are authorised to announeAj of Louts Duenweg as a candldateY ty Treasurer, subject to tbe deeWJr"' Hepubllcsn nomlnsting oonventl* rnosnctmHO ATTOEHET^-

We are autbotised to announce »i Heaucbamp will he a candidate lice of Prosecuting Attorney of th. el Court, sutyeet to the decisions

tan. tle Ilov: Wilijoci on "inoving ii 2dL Samuel! verso, "I will people, Israel,

We areautborlssd to annouoes they inny dwoll and inove no &

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Republican nominating convention

a bonie that al.

certain bridgo 'iNo whipping. *'hlm to cross «Ss'?o be sold for tbe owner

NMlce is hereby given to the tax the dty of Terre-Haute that the meet at Equalisation will Chamber In said dty on tbe 4th day of JnaSuf 1872, at 9 o'dock, A. M., and continue In as**/, alon from day to ^ay, or as long as Ita*, become nietssary for the purpose of hey and determining any complaints that ^'ics lately nrbe made by property holders in relatl jGoonretown their assessment list.

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F.BCHWINOBOVB^ raw meat that

PHILADELPHIA

Is another Rome

.• .ism excited individual famiii with tbequcswhich to the quickest »get to tbe railroad do- ,$ was the response*

that. was abominable your little sister's oharo "Why," said Tou^ray, ell me, ma, that I was alher pert T" did you take an armful of! 'on Sunday t"

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ttod some klndHng wood, want to agriit wood on Bun1

jx year old fcon of Mr. bier |h. Illinois, Is almost s^ exfirearms aa a grown man.

ball entirely through, his 4 and depositea it safely unleft optJo without previous 'Y

«r," said a little boy, "I'fp (rot Adache, and a sore throat too." fI, sonnjr, yon shall have lonje ae." no matter, ma. I've got 'em tough, but they don't hurt

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Harry MIlbnrn,-of Jacksonville, tired of drawing hte baby around cn at'fjwent Spoflay, acht he would «Util 1jh the old

•^fSil^lioagbt he would/utilise the]ok 5HSWSftv, who was loafing aboat the yfcad toes!e*aaeordlnglv attack^ aasftn'i tsil with a rope, •5*1 was traveling tfi

1v attached the onrri*g»to ie, andNtoon tbe inthrough space at a

/fery unbecoming rate or speed. The Tl baby is rtbw carried on a iflflow, and H, Harry takes his toast standing aad la. alienee.