Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 196, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 January 1871 — Page 4

RA1LM0A!) TIME-TABLE.

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WE DM KS DAY. A KITAIIY 18, 1S7J.

i'liy and Noiglirjorliood.

Is A VI". ATION a-jiiiii re.r.mnul on the

Tun cuiiiiy Wiinl thoiwdnd (lolUuv.

to borrow live

Tiik EIIFIINCER'D l«ili tnlios place thi* evening "fc j.-.'iic'i'n Ii.'ili. Vs i»i'o ii.sSUlVll tllflL it Wiil l,L' lilO lUOSt b'llCCC&SiUi and ij )yii!!c ba!i of lite sen,son.

EXGLXKKil'S IALL to-l'.idtt lit BOJlC'll'S Hall. TouL'.s qtiudrillo bund \v:il furni.'-h t!ie uiUric iind the ZS'atioif.il will serve un one of the best suppers of tbe season.

f-viXTELN State prisoners now lanf ui.sb in tlie".-olemn precincU of the tomb:-:," nil on charge of burglary and larceny, lull one who is there oil ci.ar^e of arson for trying to firo his falher's house several days since.

Tim Nilsiwi concert has been themosi thoroughly (iiscussed previous to ihe iV.ihire of last evening and surely the most thoroughly cunacd entertainment or rather anticipated entertainment of the season.

J-iiix CA^VKKLL, a one-armed soldier, is asking for a place on the T. II. &. I. li iilroad, and h.'oug'it t.) have one. The men who become maimed in llyhtmj* for their country during great war, should be taken care of by that country.

MASQUE BALL.—We are informed by one of the managers that the Mcenner CUor wiil give their 14th annual masque halt-at' 'Dowling'llall on. the evening of the lStfT'oT February. Great pn^parali.,n art: being made and this will doubt be tha b.'.ll t'.' the scja.son.

(I!: A N!) A!: C10 N Y. 11 e:: v. a n) (i E.lward Southerland, from Sullivan county, was arrested ye-terdav, charged wi!!i the larceny of a pair of fine calf bjots from Taylor Chipen. The accu-ed was taken before ?da.yor Cookerly, wlio iixed 'tis bail at in default of which the def.-ndent v.as incarcerated in the Vi" .) lcf ''.miitory.

7SI A si !i A J: lih'KNSKs.—Thn ol 1 mv in iftlio list ot marri ige licenses issued during ie weo'i en:V:!i^ t' lay

Inistiao KImcrlo and. Margaret Kirnerle. I'niiip ('a'.i-ll ar.d Catherino rahill.

Daniel 15. itced and 8ara!i 'v Henderson Unfiles and Ain:uul Konse. Wiliiim il. Scliulmeyer and Atlaline IToj'nn.ui.

Ccoriro F„ IToaiditen ami llattio J. Od"iit'u^ii. *israol Hi/e and Hon ret ta Sohribner.

TDKHK v. asa very largo attendance at the bail !. iven tinder the auspices of the liberni-sn B.-nevolent Society at I) iwiing llaii iast evening, and was an un:pial!i!ied success, naitci djy and all :!ios present seemed to think that, they ot their money's wr,r!h. This entertain-,, nent s'aow? what litis Hociety can ae•om !i.-h iu'tliewav of ,i iving a lirst•lass ball, ae.d bespeaks for them success the future.

PoPTKiiS are being put up to-day for •lel^voy's I iber iicon. This will be good ews, for our Irish citizens especially, 'he show consists of a panorama of Iremd, showin: some of the most beautiful 3enery of that country, also all the cities, ':irts, &c. We have seen the painting, ml can say to all that it will well repay ie expense of'going to see it. But and "s jaunting car appear at each perform ice.

PERSONAL.—Dr. Bey ton is quite sick Iris resilience in this city, and Br. J. S. one is acting physician to the poor in stead. Tosephus Collett, Jr., President of the

T. II. & C. B, B. C. II. Oaks, of uirleston, III. J. "\y. Conlogue, AssistSuperintendent of the Vana road. 1. M. Thayer of the •ansvil'.o Journa\ and lady John le, Jr., President of the E. & B. B. F. Chandler of St. Bonis, Goi 1 Ticket Agent of the VandaUa road bt. Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. BeynolUs' [jaFayette: C. C. Genning, Chief Enoerof the E. &C. R. B., and Claude 1 thews, of Clinton, were at the Terre ute House last evening. eph B. Che vale, of the IXwsicr State,

Foland, Treasurer of Vermiiiion and T. J. Gray, of the Brazil nty

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at the Xutiocal this mtrnjjS

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

COUNCIL CITAMUKU,

TUESDAY EVEXINO, Jan. 17,1S71 Council met last night in regular session. Present—Mayer Cooker] and Couucilrnen Coats, Bnviing, Forrest, Hager, O'Connell, ckwe'i, Seebur^er and Walsh.

Minutes of last meeting read and approved. •ACCOUNTS.

The following accounts were presented and allowed J. E. McOian .' S 1 CO A. WntfcO lii to iiu: cl£ »v. ISerry 4 I-j Uii.i'-ii & l.Je.jy I7 Oil U'ie-i V'lung c!! il A .Mcivuoii ii UJ iN.v.vnaiUi 1 iSl 1111'1 A WV-wu A. 'i'lion: 2i:n I'ijliji' l''ise-' ii'H 0J C. C. Kn.:ii 27! Oil

I'i-.TXTXONS.

A petition was j-reseiueii io have the bridge over the c.mal on 2sinlh street repaired. ItefVrred to the Committee on StreeiM.

James Cook petitioned to have the curbing and guttering on the southeast co-tier of Fourth and Cherry streets deferred for lie present. Jinferred to the Committee on streets.

JiEPOUT.S.

The Committee on Accounts reported favorably on the bill of G. E. Bock wood, and the.same waaordered to be paid.

The Committee on streets reported favorably on the opening of an alley, between Market and .Second streets and Willow and Green streets, in the south part of the city, and the tame was concurred in and the alley ordered to be opened under the supervision of the Civil Bngineer.

The same Commiitec made a report on the petition asking for the opening of Crawford street. The Committee reported in favor of referring the petition back to the propeily hoiders. Concurred in.

The same Committee reported against the petition to dig a ditch on I lie south side of Oak street. The report was concurred in.

The same Committee reported favorably on the petition to grade and gravel South Sixth street. The report was concurred in.

The same Committee reported against any appropriation for street work (luring the present month. The Committee also reported in favor of the Street Commissioner cleaning up streets when ordered by the Committee. Concurred in.

The Committee on Taxes reported in favor of an abatement of taxes on the petition of Ira Beiano & Co. Concurred in.

The same committee reported against the petition of I. L. Mahan and others, asking an abatement of taxes, the same having been paid to the late Treasurer Goodwin. Concurred in.

COrITNieATiONS.

"The city Treasurer reported that he had paid $3,o J0 as semi-annual interest on tiie bonds of the Terre Haute & Danville Baiiroad. Concurred in.

K::.-CLVTIO:NS.

Mr. Forrest offered a resolution that the Mayor and Polfce Board report a series of rules and regulations for tiie government of the Station House. Adopted.

Mr. Coats offered a resolution that Be Market Committee be authorized to place a, new pavement in front of the Fourth street market. Adopted.

Mr. Bowling offered the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted liao'ved, That this City Council stands prepared to unite with the eiti'/ens of Greene and Clay counties, as well as to private subscribers in Yiyo, who feet an intere.-t in the preposed railroad from Terre Haute to Jiloomlield, OH the iollowing conditions, viz: lsr. An imvicdiale organization of the Company, to (mnsist of a Jioard of seven Direei.or.-f (one of whom may be i'lewiden!) under the general railroad law ol Indiana. ud. Tnat none of tbe present subscriptions to the capital stoe-U, or any luluru ones, shall be called lor or expended, in whole or in part., until the lull sum of J'J0,(n.u to ilie capital slock shall have been subscribed by responsible parlies.

Od. That ilie Councd balicves that an orguni-niioH is essential to tbe success of the enterprise, ami that, without such spot?dv organization, no further stieeessful progress can lni'made. Entertaining this ueiief, we most cheerfully assent to waive ihe condition that £:»lil),(A i) shall be subscribed t.cforc organini such company. 4th. That the Cuuncil, in v'inglor liireetors to organize, will instruct its agent to vote tor five Dlrectois, tut be named by !he private subscribers, »iu! (ico only to represent the interests oi'theehr. 5ih. That this Council respond to the call of the meeting at IJioonili-'hi mat Vigo county be represented at the Kailroad Convention to assemble in Greene comity on the -1st instant, ami that JJis Honor, G. F. Cookerly, Councilman Forrest and such other citizens as may be able to spare lie time, bo respectfully requested to meet in said con volition, oil bynall' ol this city and county.

OUMXANCn:-?.

The ordinances providing for the extension of Ohio street over (ho 30. & C. Baiiroad was taken up and passed by 7 ayes to "2 nays.

After transacting some miscellaneous bihiness, the Council adjourned.

INDISPOSITION OK -M'UM NJLSSON.—At it.e conclusion of the emertainment at the Academy of Music, Monday cvenuiir, ihe indisposition from which Miss Xiisson had been sutlering for sevend day.s, again assumed a more serious character, i.ecessi taiim? the post])oneinent of the engagement at i'crre llaute. IT will be recollected that in our notice of (he concert, mention was made of the illness, from the effect of which she had not. entirely recovered, and aseribimr to that fact certain drawback., in the merits of liersoncs. At the hour of writing, however, we hid little idea of the severity of the attack or of the spirit requir.il to. make an appearance at all. From what has since transpired we are satisfied that had MissNilsson consulted her own feelings in the matter she would not have come upon the stage at all, but with her well-known determination never to disappoint an audience when it is a physical possibility to do otherwise, she went through her allotted part, though fortunately thee.'ec sar not likely to more than temporarily interfere with her engagements.

At a late hour last evening Miss Nilsson ul somewhat recovered from her indisposition—an affection of the throat—and the troupe wiil start for Cincinnati this morning, to till a three nights, engagement in that city. On Monday or Tuesday they will return here en route for Terre Haute, where the disappointed citizens of that place wiil be made happj'—wo hops this time without fail. "We are pleased to publish the above \vG felt upon reading the Journal's cridcUui

yesterday moruing, that

tae\ did tVu. ^Viarmin-g songstress a great tiiju^t.ee, takh^

iu^Q co.ls

physical conditio.

iticism of the Sailing

,jeration her

Aml we th 5j (he

%v..s cr,lL

TIIE Indiana Editor^ Convention convenes iu Indianopolis to-morrow.

ANCTMT::! DAIIIXO BUEGLAHY was. perpetrated last night, this time on Mr. George W. Sheerer, an engineer on the 10. & "C. Railroad, who resides out on Thirteenth street and Bloomiagton Boad. Some time d' ring the night, the house was entered'"from a window by one or more thieve?, who proceeded to the room occupied by Mr. Shearer and wile, and overhauled it in a most effectual manner, :i lug ail the books from ihe bureau and sisMiing them to make them yield up imaginary hidden treasure*, and iinaily opening tiie drawers, gave them a thorough shaking up, and abstracting therefrom lifty dollars in money, and succeeded in making good their escape without awakening tiie sleepers, who were snoring away in unconscious bliss of all tbat was transpiring under their very noses.

One remarkable circumstance connected with the burglary is'that there was quantity of silver spoons in close proximity to the money which the rascals iefC undisturbed. It is presumed that every burglar in this city has seme especial l.rarich of (he profession and it is more than likely that this money thief will send a sp thief around to Mr. Shearer's to secu.ru the silver spoons he disc overc. 1. Who knows? Mr. S. will consult his interest by consulting a gunsmith.

Local Mention.

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ASTHMA'S speedily relieved by Earr's Pectoral Elixir.

T"so oJssiagi o4' 5"a:j'y nsisJ 3fry arc «4s" :5!rt"s.

HKHZ A ARNOLD are oifurnig groat iuduooma^its in order to reduce stock for spring trade.

Tuv Cap."? ::i UStAT &i'Osl5:, i'45 Maia Htroet.

IOMDUOIDEHIES at half price at Her:- ct Arnold's. is iliee titsso Jo n«(!s a Se«» {!ian Xsiv i'orli prfccs, «»t Slso eJoxlajv out sale

AI.Z4EK, '2*22K 12ATTS-:2?.

IJIXKX Collars and Cutis, the latest style at Berzci Arnold's.

X'.vcvyisssrjfy J.oi??ntSfw |»*eKC-!ra« post j»riee», izi «a»iier t« cioso bustiiessi ii. Kipsjert's.

YEI.OIXCS at reduced prices, at H'erz ct Arnold's. Fa? Gloyt'S, Jit NtiVi' YOI*I£ 15AT STOES I-i3 JSwiMSSrect.

THE Best $1 kid gloves in the world, at Her:- & Arnold's.

fs?oai bnrji'siitivs isa il"."rscy Goo«3h, Notions, Ulitvos, Hna!kerchicfe, VVEjiSC vioot?: FJanracKw s.i2!i iisbbasss, aS isiC C.OKfiag-OIJi S!l?« ili N*

AS.r.r.N, 'Em: 5«AT-riiE*.

Ehit'H sx:r.

Tnr:best treatment for Croup is Earr's Pectoral ICiixir, used as directed.

I.m3ics Fiii's at cas», SK'.V "Sf«IJ2£ 1-55 Snin Sirc«t.

Ae.I-.KN, T2S32 FI5A'£"I,S:EJ.

You can always buy a better Hoc}) Skirt for less money at the Hoop Skirt Factory, than atanv other establishment in the city. tap—

AIAS.Y, *2T5? 25 Vii'l' Eh.

LADIES Under Garments, cheaper than you can make them up yourselves, at Ilerz & Arnold's.

i'5:io5» Cn3f Vs'-i fit C-.h f. N ilVV YOSilS SIA'i' I il5 JSalss Mii-ooJ.

I5s£:j ss-I SEalL

The very popular J. P. Vance, of Dearborn street, Chicago, has removed his entire establishment, consisting of some very tims Phehm and Calender Billiard Tables, the standard tables of America, tie has the table that McDevitt beat the largo run that carried away the laurels of the billiard world on. He also makes it speciality of line wines and liquors generally. Ho now would be pleased to set "many" friends." IDOdti

AI,2.EX, TSSK SS.Vra'KK.

Hiirr's I'ccSiss-iii

BAUH'S? J'ectoral Elixir never fails in Coughs, Colds, Horseness, &e.

ri?.-535(3 Woo5 ilal-i, STOS£K. £^5 SZnin Strevt.

ASHES', TME- ilA'i' 2

HAT

TJie Xciv .SJos-o.

Br. "Waits and K. L. Black have just opened a new Drug Store 0:1 Sixth street, opposite the Postof'fice. Our citizens will 'and it'to their interest to p-ai^iase their pure Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles at that place. 17Stf

TIXE latest style in jSubias, Hoods, Soarls, Ties, at the New York Store.

Iio stock of Factory Jeans, Sattir.ots, Cassimers, Cloth, te., now on inspection at the New York Store, 70 Main street, near Court Bouse Square.

ISc-sC.htgrlhc Ssck :£oul Jacdicisse. Mrs. Dr. J. E. De Xewkirk hits located perntaneiitly in this city, and will attend to all prolessional calls. Otlice and residence. tirst door North of the Clark Ilous'i. 17012J

THE celebrated

"Excelsior," "Joseph"

and "Alexander"KidGloves, in all shades and sizes, just opened at the New York Store, 73, Main street, near Court House Square.

Harp's .Fcotora! ICiixir.

BAKU'S Pectoral Elixir stops a Cough at once, and'cures a" cold in a few days.

HOOP SKIRTS and Corsets, at the New York Store. .. —cs m*

Boiucslics on a Tninblo.

Bnythcni at the New York Store and save money. Our "oneprice system," guarantees to all the same advantage. Our prices are always the lowest. New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Sqiuire.

BLACK AEPACCAS,EmpressCloth,French Merinos, Cords, Poplins, Sateens, Imperial Lustres, Pure Mohairs, tfce. at the New York Store. We have one' of tbe largest stocks of dress goods in the citv and guarsfVitee our prices to he the lowest. New York Store, near Court House Square.

Burr's X'CPMISI Hixtr.

BAKU'S Pectoral Elixir, the best Cough Remedy, is sold by all Druggists.

V/AIVINO, for the present, tbe advantage, ot "card" notilicatien ofrcvomnl, the subcriber desires to advertise his recently purchased stock of line Gold and Rolledplate Jewel ry,fino Gentlemen's and Ladies' Watches, solid Gold-lined Silver "Work of the most attractive fashions, expressly for the Holidays, and respectfully solicits their examination by his former patrons and friends, at No. 3, Opera House. 17SI.LTF JOHN It. FISEEMAX.

LADIES.Gents, Misses and childrens*cotton, flannel and wool Hosiery in great variety, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

I'ianos.

First-class Pianos arriving at \Y\. II. Paige & Co.'s, corner of Main and Sixth. 1771 f.

FOR the best assortment, and lowest prices in flannels, go to the New York Store. One price only, justice to all!

Tilft "fiazclic" iiiauli Bwolt 3 a:su{'ac or.y is now hi netive ojcral8o:i. Kmloyi!5{.v uoiic bssJ i'irst.f itis Vj'orkmcn. :»i« worls is Ciuas-asite^d giv« SaissS'iiC-

JEi iiSOS, ZliiHl'.

WE HAVE opened a fresh stock of Carpets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Curtain Material, Window Shades, Mats, Hugs, etc. Our prices will bo found very low. Look at our stock before you buy.

WITTEXBCEU, lll'SC'IIAUrT A CO.] New York Store.

WE ARE now opening a handsome stock of Nubiay, Scarfs, Hoods, Infants' Saqucs, JLre., etc., at the New York Store, near Court House Square.

M.R:V'CE MEAT 0:1 Fridays and Tuesdays at C. I. Bipley's. 1-lOLl"

I want to hiiy Old tiold am: Sliver.

B. FKEEliAN,

C-ldtf 1«1 Miiiu ftirec-u

lircss

Dress Goods are cheap at the New York Store. Dress Goods—the largest variety at the New York Store.

One price only at the New York Store, :\ear Court Bouse Square.

Furs! i'urs!!

Furs at the New York Store, sign of the net flag.

Removal.

Dr. A. Arr.aud has removed his otlice to the corner of Fifth and Ohio streets, whore ho may be found in future. Ij(Jdl

HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies, gents, and children, very cheap, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

FOR BENT.—Two nelly's Drug Store.

KAT

CORSETS are very near given a way, at Ilerz &. Arnold's.

VfE are constantly manufacturing IIoop Skirts of the latest style. ILERZTFC AnXOED.

faCiitts Vi'iniPi' at Cost, SfEW YOBSi IIA'ff HfOUSi, li3 ilinSa Street.

Offices above Don-

WE CEAI?.I that our stock of Shawls is the most complete in the city. Our "one price system" insures the lowest prices to all New York Store, Wittcnburg, Ruscliaupt & Co., Proprietors.

TIie largest assortment of Ladies Watches, at the lowest prices, is at 161 olaia, near comer Sixth street. 4Gdwtf S. il. FEEE31AN.

LACE Collars and Setts, new and beautiful styles, just received at the Now York Store.

BUY your Blankets at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square, if you want to buy them cheap!

WubnsSi Oysters

Wabasli Oysters. Try 'em, at C. I. Ripley's. 15£lf

Two thousand Shawls, now 011 sal, at the New York Store, near the Court House Square. "VVe save our customers from one to two dollars each 011 them.

LOST.

LOSr—KEY

TO A P. O. BOX.—It is iei to an

other small Jii\y. The llnder will confer a tavor hy leaving tiiuin at tills oltice. I!).xl3

WANTED.

N'l'F.D—To exchange, 80 aotc-s of lata In Pulaski county, IIKL, oh tiie lino of the railroad, ami onc-haiI' mile from the county seat, for property in this city. "Will assume incumbrance, or pay difference in money. Ollice, Ul Main sticct. lilOdli E. P. BEAUCIIAMP.

FOB BENT.

"'•OK, RKNT—A cood Room for business of al-

most any kind, on Filth street,In the rear of Inquire at the GrAZErrii Donnelly's drug store, otiioe.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tiie Bridal Oil amber.

ESSAT& TOUSaG MM,

Great Social Evils and Abuses, Which interfere with 3JA5JRIAGE, Avith sure means ot' ielicf lor tne Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.

Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of char Add revs, I-tOWAIiD SANITARY All) AKSO CI ATION, No. 2 South Nintli street. PHILADELPHIA. i'a. lDSd&wS

STEAM BASEBY.

Ilnion Steam Bakery.

FliAMK IIEINIG & BK0.,

Manufacturers Of all kinds ot

Crackers, Cakes, Ere ail

AND

A N

Dealers iu^

Forvssn aad IJomcssic Fruils,

FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES^

LA FA YJETTE STREET,-

Dot ween the two Railroads, -u 13Stl Terre ITniitr. tnilinnii.

FLOURING MILLS.

fELEORAPlI MILLS,

-LAFAYETTE STREET,h

titft

TERRE IIAUTE, INDIANA.

r|-TllEhighcstmarket price paid for

'-I.?

Wheat, Eye, Oats,

AND BUCKWHEAT.®

144' Wlieat Flonr. f'Ioar,and

K.r© FJonr. I5nr!ulipa( iin-dried Corn Meal,

All of the bpst Qualify, and fold at llif» Lowest Prices, Wiiolc&aie or retai, in liar rely or in sacks Also,

Ground Feed, coarse and fine, Bran, &e

lOidy

RICHARDSON & GIFF1J0RN.

SBY GOODS AT COS A.

A."

AND VERY

BE¥ OOODS

X&ZZ SAIL 15!

WAXT TO CIIAaGE BUS2XESS.

A Barge and very Desirable Slock

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

TO EE SOLD A.T

mAMll

VRITXIIN THE NEXT

I N E A S

AT KETAIt,

-A. OOST!

(WITHOUT RESERVE,)

IN"O. 11G

Xexi io tlte Opera. E£OKKC,

Consifcting, in part, of

•_.Dre.jS Goods, Flannels,

rihawls, Prints, Gingham?,

Bleached and Brown Muslins?,

Cloakings, Cassinjeresr

White Goods, Blankets,

Hosiery, Xoticn?,

'•A

1 -i

Boots and Shoes, Hats, &c. J~£ I

i'"it

In fuct, a Complete Stock in'all its Branches.

»u

Corn

fVJ

"Being determined to close my business in. Dry

Goods, will otFer my Entire StctSi at -i- -r

•"iX

PRIME COST

*"'»K

18od2 1

ELSCT'RIC OIL.

Genuine'' "Electric"

KEW COMHIN-ATSOIiJ".

NEIIVE POWEB AVITBOUT PHOSPHORUS A BEAB Sedative without Opium or Beaetion INISiOCElS" oven in the mouth of Infants. Twenty

Drops is the BABGEST Bose. Cures Sick Ileadaehu in about twenty minutcs.on rational principles. ..

A. XIPPEBT.

CiM.'ixXATr, Jane 1", I?70.

Pa.G.1"?. Rr.nf ii—Dear Mr My motlier sea 1«.Jet! her foot so hntlly site could not wall*,-which a!i'.r:ni::: !y sv:e 1 if fi. ^-fy little boy hail lumps bis (iii-oat aii'.i very stiri' neck. I got up in the night and bathed Ids throat and chest and gave linn twenty drops of our Oil. 1 key arc now boi.li Yvt'i i. JOHN TOOMISI,

ExprcsfiOlllee. t" V* est i- ouitli stieet. I' OI.T PLAIX, July 1-.

Pr. Smitii Pennine mote Oil mtii lnon-cir-culars. It is poit'jr Ur.c "hftl caK' soiiio ciiculr is i.-n 1SinI i! Co., Chcri'y y. as ihcy svot in tor a siij I'iy of the Oil IV- sc .-'••uti l.y iat trxja-ts?-. i'r.u v.L.ii e.

Yoius t.iUiy, 1). K. Bl.cKij D- ug^ist,

Notii#raiinrc-! Not One! (FromCaiux!:!.) AEfl- llAJlt.UUG, O.N'T., July 12. Pr. Smith, Phiin: liavesold the Oiiforl.vaSness, ic., and in evety es'.se it lias v«-n suiisuivlicn. I vi-n toCURC CJI: i- I niiiiilici'oi ietiers. Wo want I.IUIT of Hie litrji*- si/-'.-, ^\.c., iS.i\,

Youls M'Sl'i ci fill l'RED. 11. iicCALLUil, Druggist..

Sure on Ik«vfi:ess, 8a.lt Rheum, «:c, '?5S'er»

'nros I s'.vv-ipt'J.-.rt. Cin-es Esa j-a i.'r siv. ('ures .'ivjesi .Etu. Ciivi'si C'Esiiljjai!::.. furl's «u

S.' sves H'sles, KcaFil IVIosts, ?'arl'.isiiclsl««, 2f2snjaj«, 'roi j, :a, iairi. WocsmiK, f«E?s!!.!K, htitk 'i'fs»sSii A-5::', t'rassjj's, i.iso«Z,y S'Ii:x. £i-., X.c.

TRY IT FORYOURSKl.F.

SALT P.IIEC?.! it (aires every limo (If yon nson tbe |-aits v.'hiie a!•] imi ti

Ml) audit cures most ail cutaiieou -_tli faiisin 1 ofiicss or Rheumatism..

See Agents' name in Weekly. For sa ie h.v lx st usrpisls.

on,

eidom

sjilfdy

'\?A(K)N YAEiD.

IIW W1€@I ¥11B

AND

IIO,VI213X^0 J20XJSE, '«"»p«er "'"osirtSj Riit? JlRgle TEIVUI-J HAUTE, IND. 'giTIE Untlersitrned takes great p,ensure in it. forming his oai friends and customers, ant' liiC i-u'olic Vx-uerally, Unit lie hnn again taUei: cliargt! of iii.s v.'eii-k.1 io\vn "Wagtm iid and Jjoartlinj: House, located as r.bo've, ami that lit wiil be tour.d ready and prompt accommodate ail in the best and most acceptable manner. li is board in Jiouse has been greatly enlarged and,thoroughly refitted. His Wagon Yard Is not o.vceiled for accommodations tiny wlieie in the city. Boarders iahen by the Day, 11 ct/j or 'Month, and Priccs JlcaxvaaLie.

N, B.—The Boarding Utilise ami Wagon ir" "vTili founder the entire to per vision ot' mysen and family. [OSd&wtfj DANIKIJ jlILLl.li.

HOTELS.

^ewams wmj&m

Corner of Jkain and Sccond Streets TEEtStE 12A^'2'2% L%-iIA5A.

HAVINGtlu

T. C. TjUNTIN, Proprietor.

thoioughly i'.-novated and" refur

nished house receiitly, 1 iieit ii.e j^ationage of my old lrieii^s, and the traveling pu'-iiv general ly. *k*T Free I ubs to iind from all trains. oc|27t:8n\' J. 2.1. 1)AVis, Proprietor.

imsios ISAUTIS Ccr. of Main and Seventh Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

JACOn BUTZ. GKO. 0. 15UT/..

MOUSE,

Corner of Sixth and Main Streets,

1ERBE-IIAUTE, INDIANA,

.TA COB UTZ &SOK. Proprietors. This House has been thoroughly refurnished

SADDLERY^

Has tho Largest Stock in the City! Manufacturer. Wholesale & lletail Dealer in

&uidles, Harness, Collars,

IUM..LS, WSHT'S,

ilRUSni-S, crKRV-COJIRS. BLANKETS ETC., E'it.'., I'.'IC. The best ^Jaterial used, and all Woilt Y.'arrantc r.

LOVV'I'.ST IX TIIE CITY. Call and see me. I charge nothing for

looking

at my goods. 106 »is£sa .Siret'J. Sii.tlla an ScveisSl:, (In luetiopolitan Block.)

Terre Haute, Indiana.

K5T CJarriages trimmed to order. 41ii:iir.

MILLER,

Manufacturer and Dealer in

Saddles and Harness,

TSlUKM.'ii ASS TAWSES,

/"lOLLAIvS^lridles, CurryCombs, Horse BiankKJ el.--—ageni i'or Frank Alilier's. liarne.-s oil, (did JX'shjJjLcc JjuitiJiny,) 'illi bl., Telle Haute, ind. id3m

TOBACCOS, ETC.

w,.

KtlASHEAS-S, BROWN & TITUS,

Wholesale Dealers in

*v x*

(groceries and Manufactured Tolhiccos A (JKNTS for R. J. Christian

& Co.'s

A brands of "Christian

celebrated

Comfort'Bright

Idly ,v.... Worcester, Mass.

mSIJBAIO.

$13^221,194.

MAG EI? &

COJLRAL

Iiisnriuieo Agents,

OFFICE, BOY,"B1 NO'S BALL.

rpin? very best and n'ost jolir.hio ii-Miuu ce Coinpaiiics rciuc: eiitii! this tiuii.

ATXA, OF IIAFTKOilP, 11 AKTFt)Hi)FIHK i.N!:i .\yrr, IdiAMvlJX.iiK riili.AM.Li LiA, iSPUlNtiKlKi.l). MIOHCIIAXS', OF ITAIH FOKI), NUtiTli AMLKICAA,

tt2,57l!

Policies wiitten r. 11 !il:ov« I'riPf t'cir.]:ani's as-ciicap as in any 15r&i-class iepttt-ntid in tlri.s ci:y. li'y !"t!i

srsAisiLr $14,000,000.

IF YOU AY A XT

ISSTiJSI 1MT,

YViiy not Hot ihe lies!!

ITdocs

nor cost any ir.c.io, ami ycu l.ncsv you aie in ii sound Cen.j ai.y.

EIXA LIFE INSriJANCE

CO.,

ASSETS, £i,%oco,eeo,"

Is renroscntcfi by I,. G. IIAGKi Agent. Oflico, Powlinji'.x lili. 12-f!.'tn

CGHFECTiCiNiliBY AKD BAKiEY.

AND

A E

jprAVJXc rr-j'.tted the Confocllon'eiy and Bnk.1.1 c.\ lormerly kept by_j

3IESSSS. MIESSEN & CO.,

Ho. IG SToiili Streef,

And engngf he pr iv c( of Mr. Jleissr ii, I nm now prepared to furnish eideis of anv kii.d for

"tVeddnigP, Pailios, FcsfivfJs-', &e„

In our line. We have also

3flE\y AX1) K2:2.3:1TI.M OTCCJi

CAH2&IES, ITS®. «&€.

At the Eoivc&i Fcsmoift Jfrices

We ask a share of the tibnc patronage. N. B. Fresli Jtlilkat alt times.

«. F. MSG,

Ko,

IGS«I!li FOBI'MI Slrcft.

CCAL,

i.a a 5 O Iv O A JL.

j. E. ranTAKEii

.PIvKPflltKP to furnish to Coal consumer during this Fall and Winter,

THE VE-RY BEST

Shaft. Block~Cca!

INT TIIE MARKET,

Iii Qualities to Suit Purchasers.

Call and L'xamincthe Quality of this Coal,

Cjiliosito Use Jlm liCt

COR. FOURTH A WALNUT STREETS

OGcllin Before purchasing elsewhere.

"PILES.

SATE TOUIl OLD FILES.

*JA®. A.

(Late with

i:c 15

Of S'.ielfield, England,)

"*TIK most celelnat.'d maimfaeturers of tlu v.crld for line woik, as oi entd a shop in

E E E A E

next door to Worthington's Blacksmith Shop GST C2Ii:ri3Y S'ifliSII.T. and otiers his .seiviocs to the public.

Manufaetiiros Files and Easps. Al.SO

AND WABRANTFD EQUAL TO NHW. Tools of eveiy depciintion ground in the best style. Orders*from the tountiy solicittd, and

I-ZKOZFTI.Y ATTK3%IEI TO.

Express charges paid one way.

PEEDSTORE.

•io. ^v.

Dealer in

Flour. Feed, Baled Ilay, Corn Oats, and all kinds of Seeds,

NORTH T-IIIBD ST., NEAR .VAIN

TEIttlE UAtTTE, I?sD.

[,'EED deli vercd in all parts of the city tree of ciiat ge hlfiin

jraOPESSmAL.

jim W.AMJjAJSM^

J\"0. 217 MAIN STREET,

BeL Sixth and Seventh,

(South side,) over Leibing's shoe store.

Ml'r.TATZOX' FREE from 9 A.M. to p. M. llldw.

APPLE PABEES.

"^vS. it. WHITTEMOKE, Manufacturer of

JITF77 BLANK BOOKS.

May

'^Pine Apple Black Navy %, and Cherry Brand (ifack Navy yM and other fine brands, 32 AND 34 MAIN STREET]

1V-

-•/.

APPLE PAREiRS, And Paring, Coring & Slicing Machines, lrlv W'orcesK r. Mass.

'|MIK GAZE'ITE BINDERY turns out the bestBlank Book woik in 'Jerre llante. We have® one of the most skillful Rulers In the State, nntfeguarantee satisfaction on complicated Toik.O'df llool^s rebound as usual.