Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 2, Number 224, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 February 1872 — Page 4

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4:10 ajn

•2.20 p.m Indianapolis A.TTTE. ,8T LOUIS, AND ALIA 4 TERR

Going south, the transfer packet

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11:10 P- .Fast Line ^£rega .3:3o p. jl 12:00 NOON St. mTUS INDIANAPOLIS & ST. IX)uIS» ARRIVES FB°MKAOT.pre^ M.

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^50 A. Freiglit^wl Accom'n...... 12:15v. M. FOB THK BAST. *KOM THE WEST. ^•07 p. it St. Louis Aocommoaa'n... 4.10 p. M. lolao a Day Express 10-45 P. NigatKxpress......^~v.^.

PARIS & DECATUR TRAIN.

ARRIVKS FROM WEST. DEPARTS FOR^MST

1EVANSVILli'E

AND CRAWFORDSVILLE. ABRIV

LEAVE. 10d5F.H. 6:50 A. M. •"JIS®88 &Z5 p. 4:10 P. M. Ma11

ROCKVILLE EXTENSION,

ABBIYE.

Mall

LKAVR.

10:20 A.

EVANSVILLE, TEERE nADTE 4 CHICAGO.

&-Ar.=::Si:£ LE ETTE" TIME-TABLE.

F*yette-^

ISlt'Sp-S I SlSSSn'JISfi Connecting with the Express Trainabbihho gSKJsqrj^

Aceoramod atlon— SHAVES ARBITK8 Henderson.. .. 7:00 p. Madisonville..l0:50 p.

Going north, transfer packet Fayette— Tj "EAVES ARRIVES Henderson...- 7:45 a. ^ar,Rvi11e... .. 9:00 a.m Henderson 2:00p. 1 EvansVille.. ... 8.15 p.p

Connecting with the E. 4 CR. R. for all points oast, north and northwest. .tl„ m,---CONNECTIONS.

Passengers ,l^viug .WRRE

Haute on the 5:50 A. M. arrive at Guth**f M.. making close connection for Mempnis Mobile, Decatur, Humboldt, Chattanooga, New Orleans, and all points south.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1872.

City and Neighborhood.

SLUSHY each afternoon.

READ GAZETTE'S amusement columns,

THE "Bavarian band" is in the city again to-day. V':) A BEAUTIFUL sunrise greeted early risers this morning.

FORTY-SEVEN paupers now depend on the county for their daily bread. PRAIRIE CITY GUARDS' RECEPTION at Dowling Hall to.momw evening.

OWEN TULLER, Esq., on yesterday purchased the raetideuce and store mom of L. Rothschild.

BAD weather for corner "loafers," though they are slowly but surely devel* oping for the spring trade1?

WE give up much of our local space today to the speech of Senator Schurz in the U. S. Senate yesterday/

THE Irish American citizens will- hold a County Convention at the Court House: in this city, Saturday March 6th.£'*-

A METROPOLITAN editor says: "When you can't think of what your Wife charged you to bring home, get hair pins. They are always handy in the house."

MRS. MOULTON, assisted Jpy Bowl#, Welhi and Fossati will give a concert at the OperW House. This event will occur March 6th, at the Grand Opera House.

A SOUTHWESTERN paper says that a Texan reeently drew to a halter-and drew a horse. It then adds that a vigilance committee drew to a tree and got the Texan.

THE tusks of the mammoth elephant, Tippo Saib, which died at Connersville last winter, weighing one hundred and forty-one pounds, were shipped to New York last week. ii. t*«

THE Republican State Nominating Convention convenes at Indianapolis to-morrow, pursuant to the call of the State Central Committee. Several Terre Hautentots are there. -m -1?A

THESE is not a solitary red nag floating to the breeze in this city, to mark the place where the small-pox exists. Why? Because there is not a case of small-pox intheciiy.

TOM LANGFORD will serve his customers with monkey soup lunch very soon, if his new pet don't become reconciled to Tom's carressing him with a horse whip, a few days since.

BUTCHERS are usually despondent in time of Lent. Some of them, however, nave the wit to embody #ith their i^uter business that of fishmonger, and the combination appears to be successful..-^

FROM the Indianapolis Sentinel of this morning, we learn that "Goorge Morris has resigned the general agency of the Indianapolis A St. Louis road, and accepted the Assistant Superin tendency of the Missouri Pacific. Richard Orloff succeeds to the position vacated by Morris."

THE Cincinnati Enquirer's special -correspondent from Indianapolis is our authority for stating thaJ^ Hollpway and Morton "are engineering a Mil through Congress to have an extension built to the postoffiee in that city, at an expense of not more than $100,00d." This extension would require more liveried bellboys and hopper clerks for that institution, which would give the present incumbent a chance to "assist" his poor relatives not yet provided for.

NEW AND ELEGANT.—Jimmy Ferry, as he is familiarly called, is the oldest* and a very popular conductor on the E, & C. Railroad, and the company giVes him almost anything he asks for. All who know "Jimmy" are aware that his vanity in the way of dress and massive watch chains will never kill him, but he has a great pride in a nice train of cars^ and he is now conductor of the ^iic«sf train running to this eity. The cars were manufactured at the shops of the com* pany at Evansville, and are provided with all the late improvements, such as the Martin platform and Westinghouse air brake, and "Jimmy" stands back and gazes at them with as much real pride as a pother »t ber fis»t bfrby.'

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AS announced IA the Evwfog GAX* of yesterday &e W CoUnmlom-

PIm1roHowio^a^counta

abbiVB

tiBAVB. Vandalia Short 1245 A.M. 5:56 A. Paciflc Bxpr^...

were presented:

ALLOWED.

Police Boasd rrr*«v*T'•?—**••*j 27.70 p. .11-35 Thomas 4 Sherburne..,...., &M Joseph Temple Wm. 4.91 T. H. 41. BjR. Co,. lO.CO 1J86 18.00 *T. H.Bahi ..... -JW Louis Gotteehalk rr«~- AW'

REFERRED. '..F

Mr. Watson's gas-fltting bill of $100.45 yrsto referred to the Committee an Gas. The Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph Company petitioned for permission to place eight poles for their lines from Fifthto Seventh along Main street, which granted, with the proviso that they be erected under the supervision of the City Engineer, and do not interfere with the business signs along the street.

W Ryan asked for a license tow" at auction. Granted. The license to date from the expiration of the time granted last September. -v

Z. S. Wheeler, agent for the Weed Sewing'Machine, preseeted a communication stating that he considered that the Board of'Equalization ^id Kim an iujultifce^beiiyftid Board raisedth« amou.qt Of his assessment $1,000, atid praying that the additional and onerous ass^sment -thus imposed be remitted.^t^rre^to the Committee on Taxes.

C. R. Peddle, from the committee, to whom was referred the bill of thejate City» Attorney Havens for fees, reported in behalfiofisaid committee,.adversely,, tp the payment of the same. The repopt concurred in and communication from Mr. Havens explanatory of the bill was ordered placed on file.

Mr P«id.ie, from the Committee on Accounts, asked further time in whieh to report on lawyer Mack's claim against the city for legal services rendered ltftnw suit of Turner vs. the oity on the opening of a street. Granted.

MiC Whitaker, from the Committee on Streets and Bridges, asked the appropriation of $150 to be expended in repairing street crossings, under the supervision of the Street Commissioner. I

Specifications for making city gas lamps were presented, and a resolution, ordering thirty, lamps of that pattern was adopted.

Mr. Forrest offered a resolution that the. City Engineer and Mayor be in^ strdcted to "ask the officials of the Cincinnati & Terre Haute Railroad to locate their line of road through this city at early a date as possible. Adopted. I

By the same, a resolution was presented that the City Attorney be authorized to appear and prosecute or defend all suits in the courts of the county, and that he be authorized to employ anas sistant at a reasonable compensation Adopted.

Mr. Forrest presented the following: Resolved, That all the city printing, not otherwise provided for by law, be printed in but one paper of said City, and that the Committee on Printing be- authorized to select that paper, -5 ./

Adopted. The City Attorney presented an ordi nance relating to misdemeanors in the city, which was referred to a committee consisting of the following gentlemen: Crawford,* iForrest and City Attorney Rumsey.

Ou motion Mr. St. John addressed the Council in relatiou to a system of fire «larm, which he did at considerable length, at the close of which Mr. Peddle moved that Mr. St. John receive the thanks of the Council for the valuable information imparted The motion was secondhand unanimously adopted. The Council then adjourned

ThatMyslery.

The mystery attending the death of Bensingelptvbose body was discovered in^the woods on the Bloomington j^ad but a few miles from this city yesterday, is yet an unisolved problem. Doctors Gertsmeyeti, Stephenson and {Others on last evening held a post-mortem examination on the remains of deceased, further developments were aVthan we stkted 6n yesterdaV. Coroner Gertsmeyer summoned a jury wblob ^rendered a verdict to the effect, tfiftt aeceased calne tohisdeatli by & pistol shot through the brain at the hands of soine .party or parties to them, unknown. There were a few facts arrived at on the investigation which we did leawv^an.yesterday* ««»_.

It appears that deceased was, previous to Thursday last, in the employ of Mftitiiel LamV, the butcher, was 45 years3 of age, and when he left had in /his possession, to Mr. Lamb's certain knowledge a silver watch, though he knew nothing of hi£$ haxing any considerable aiitOUnt of money. Wheu found, after death ha^ ensued, he had the appearance of having been dead several daysn ^When discovered by the boys, his position on the log was sneh as to contradict the idea that

his death resulted from his ow*n hand. His peatreff iftMfrfayfaterie^ la the WtVj 181 Mttin street, lief that he faadl been mordered and

placed in the place and ,posit|oi| he was foumPm 4hlfi dtsSdhrered By the party or parties who did the terrible deed From all the circumstances of the case there can certainly be but little doubt that deceased was most brutally murdered tyr sortfe person or persons, who knew of his possessing th§ watch a,nd presumed that he had money. There are scondrels in this city, we have no doubt, who would readily and cheerfully murder a man for a dollar^ ^ith which' to buy liquor, did tb^y not fear detection. The murderw of Bensinger may never be knowA and brought to justice, and may even sow be e^^Mifi« tJ^ city, or JtwldJ^, the streets, while the mystery attending the death of* the unfortunate man will doubtless soon be forgotten by the transaction of new bloody deeds, jand by the hand %^d^l lH4 (ibe Under ebrisfderation. Some, time in the future a death-' bed revelation of one hardened in crime may lift the vail that surrounds this mystety. Who faiows? ''4

HoWBWPf*^Wetwve *oft«r h«HSBHfr*»» marked that..V?ilL Arnold, our Deputy Postmaster, was a very nice, obliging younj? ttian, and tiow we are satisfied

that he adds honesty to his other good qualitiee» He advertises to-day to restore a lost umbrella, antl a man who does that tte Ir'a'Wri ''Mr ^l aical ip Dtyona Mnpictuui

TTniiii

Wm Mack

r®. woKi

dered in the case of Turner crowing out of the owning df a certain street, was referred to a committee at the Council meeting last evening. W dof tT^»°\v Ikowjjouol^1 was, |ut ToMeS Lumef ^a^Sioth-pipoi tions to the city fathers, who were not

professionals. Wonder if Mr. Mack re-

members disparaged our profession as stenographer by suggesting that a «25 case, whic we reported, was worth about $13? His "chickansmay come home to roost, in this case, to use the slau| of

membersthe time when he sneeringly

tJeday*

CQ«#le ot

..uoto^unaW' were before .be Mayor this morning, one as a defendant, the other as a plaintiff. One had suffered a stab in the arm of the other, and the injured We "Bad ther offender arrested on a peace warrant, which was served by Marshal Schmidt

What His Honor did with the case had

prosecution, and Hon. G.F. Cookerly for the defense, with Kllzer as associate Counsel.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Indianapolis Evening Journal complains of the shabby jtyle of Indianapolis architecture. All who know the cJity will readily see that has just reayMJSJM

Uffiorr sons for •edmplaMt.'

Attention, Pmirie City Guards!—You are hereby commanded to assemble at your Armory to-morrow, the 22d inst., at 2 ojelock P. M., in full uniform, for the purpose of parade, in honor of the birth of the Father of Our Country.

JAMES O'MARA, Capts

W. A. WATSON, O. S. 21dl

«jyew" Wheeler dc Wilson.

For Saie#—-^^ best make of Phela & Collender marble top Billiard Tables, ^i^Phelan's Pj»tet(t^ushiopsj togejt^r with tbe necessary equipmeij.li ^e? quired for,a Billiard |iall^ sisting ofljalls, oiiesj r»cks, Pfeairs, pictaiw»'"x^SCiSMis^mrlkiM^ first-cla^s ^ii^pin aJifJ5»4?pn|plftei be sold &t ft great bargain if called for sbittfi?1 street*, oppdflite Me-'iPbst-' office, at the Billiard Hall. feb7dtf -U*'^ :4t..r- ^i«t

"New" Wheeler 4k Wilson

CHIIDBEN

ELIXIR.

will take BABB'S PECTORAI.

It will cure Croup.

If agniflcent Stock of Notions.

We pasaaed through the mammoth notion establishment of y. Ri Jeffers & Co,, Main street, this morning, and as we anticipated, feasted our optics on a most magnificent array of goods of all kinds pertaining to a wholesale notion estab lishment, Theseg,« gentlemen, #*i|h the enteipli^ I&i6i^ich«»ctifl^s. Terre Haute merchants j.n general, and this financial and business firni^to-^piiafedla^fihafve toreeds the season and secured a splendid stock

bargain sa#lt of customers throughoutthe vast territory they supply/ While it Is" yet winter, their capacious and well-known notion estab' lishment is reoeivipg all the soring jgyl in fMla^lfiie ^HMt|tle|ii

Though their large J'ows of shelves, and com mod ious #§d ti ai counters are weighed^ down goods, it will be two weet^jbefoi^^^ ntire stock ordered, will be in, though this stock arrives and is stowSdaWay fby the car load each day—except Sunday*! What is to jbe done in the future we will leave in charge of the firm, as we could not see where any more could be packed qr stowed anywhere from "turret to fbundation." As to the quallty of the goodd, all that it is necessary to say .is that these gent] emeu won't have any but the best. feh6tf.

"Sew'' Wheeler A!w.

Bemoral.—Lockwood has removed his tin Shop- to Cook!# neW building on Fo see »"««wEWFr#jF##fiew »f roofing, spouting anda small Job work done at the lowest rates.

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For Cheap Cistern Mid Force Pump^go to Moore 6 Hagerty No. 181 Main street. alOdw. _= '-ii-'t-iM../

RKV.WM. 6BAHAH, of N. W. Ind. Conference, says "BABB'S PBOTOBAX.

acts like a ohaftsl'*'-

EHXIK

"Hew" Wheeler Wilson.

Spouting.—Tin and Sheet-Iron jobbing good and cheap^ Moore AHagerty can not be equaled. No. 181 Main street. alOdw* {, afjr ?rci

It is Conceded hj every one that Moore dci Hagerty axe the best Tin and Slate

td' lwr« Hftgerty's for furnkcee t^nd ranges, 181 Main street.

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Go to Moore & Haggerty's for, cheap Mantl«s and Orates, 181 Main street.

Wuble Booms for Sent.—Two excellent rooms, one on the flrst floor, and the other kbove' Tt, eonhected by an inside stairway, and situated on Fifth lstreet, between Ohio and Main, will be for rent on the 25th inst. These rooms we very desirable for many kinds of

ASK xaor Droggist for BARB'S

For Bnt-A good barn or ata^e, alto* ate$b**W6en Fourt hand Fifth s^eett, on Walnati Inquire at this oiBce

H»n Itest.—The fine ball on the corner of Fifth and Wabash streets, is for

PHTSIOIAHS reoommep^

BABE'S PBCTO

BAX.BUZZB for diseases of the Throat and Ijaagj&Wm dktiakiiJm

7mi

Dr. A. Arnaud the oorner of Filth he Or*

PRY DOODS

^st be SolAia

DlTidend as

000

It will be done at a Great Sacrifice in

Prices for Thirty Bays: One, yard wider Bleached Mnslin 12ic,

Cotton Flannels. 12^, worth 20c Waterproof Snitings9oc, worth 91.io. "Velveteens $1, worth 91*®0.

Black Alprcas 50c a yard, worth 75c

KID GLOVES 18, worth |1.50. Embroideries 50c on the Dollar.

Lace Collars 50c, worth $1. All pure Linen Shirt ronts, -oc, 30c, 35c, iOc, 45c, 50c, to $1.

Hosiery.

mimren^ Stfnty

•nwr MOBS.*^-^ SStl' SSTATj_COIjM. WUR—ETWOM*

OF"

follows from each Depart-

ment Doinestic

Goods Department^$10,-

i)re9s Goods Department,

Fancy Motion Department, $5,°°° White Goods and Hosiery Department, total, §25,000.

Wharton: Ijr'm yni/Gfr T.f -»v

y: 5

Ladies' Ribbed Wo^ftse 5^*' Ladies' Ribbed Cottort Hm WW

CMIdren's Fancy Wool Hose 15c, worth 25c. Children's Fancy Wool Hose 25c, worth 35c "'*:i Gent's English HalfHose$2.50 worth $4.

W, S. B¥CE

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Prices for Thirty Days.

James M. Dishon, and no other. Go forth in hafete, ^Wjth bills and P*8!&*ti<9

Proclaim to all creatiou,

,3*J^hatitten arewis^^ Who advertise,"" .rj.

Dr. Ariiau.^'S Ap— etable tehrfuge—f?©tt^ Pw«5dfAgii« Intermittent Arnaud, in offeripg hjs ^gue^jre to public, ddes so with ift»li^K^Mene»^hat I its results will, sustainshim in ing it one of tbie most vaiuaM§,'fgn%^ies

av^r offered tg the jwiWi. certain, and permanent dure Foi1 Fever and Ague, Jnter^ittept 8-nd Remittent Fevers, Dumb Agu^ perfodip^l headache, Bilious Headache. lndee4,foMiie .whole class of diseases arising frorob^iary derangement.

Its composition is simple and entirely of Vegetables and guaranteed to contain nothing that will render it in the least unsafe or injurious tojbe system. It [n|vlr| |il8j4pF^

p,5Sti"

nate cases. Try a bottle and "Know how it is yourself." For sale at the Terre Haute Pharmacy, porw^r of Fifth and Ohio. 26dtfS

BLANK LEASER jn^Bfilttted, and Cor sale at this office.

RAILEOAD.

Take the

(ew fend Bel

10 W

TQ CMlCAU--a 1 St9H0 9mtS

A!A TT/MFTJ-EI i-nT 1 The Indianapolis, Peru -*tc

.li. Oft

Chicago Kailway Co,

Are now running Two Through Express Trains Daily to Chicago via Michigan-City, without change of-cars, making close connections?,.

At Chicago for Milwaukee. Janesville, MHalson, LaCrosse, St. Paul, Rockford, Dunleitft, Dubuque, Peoria, Galesburg, Qulncy.Burling- ~, Des Moines, Omeha, and San v,kaia-'

to n^ Rock Island Francisco. At Michigan City for Niles, maisoo, Lansing, Holland, Grand Icegan.and all points in Michigan.

Mas*

At Laporte for Elkhart, Sooth •Beii#' and

^AtlPeTtifor FortWayneVTbiWdo^afiifDetroit." At Bunkerhill for Mariouand Points East.', At Kokomo for Logansport and points West, «r AH 'Night Trains are phvidW "with the new improved and luxurious Parlorj and Botunda Sleeping Coaches.

JWBaggage checked throqgh.to all polntB.: F. P. WADE, Genn Ticket Agent., A.B. Som*BABD, Ass'tGen'lBiipt. G. D. HASP,Passenger Agenfa. feljlfr |YS:

AUCTION MEBCHANTS.

HAYWAB»,&SC0TI#«

Auction & Commission must W WW.

90 and 32 SontM Fourlli Street, #.'» *#"•..& Jk. t'Jf f% J-" -I TERRE HAUTE, I»D. v. h- ..

S:-'*mA

9mm

HAVINGcarry!Djf

associated ourselves for the pur

pose of on the Auction and Commissionbusiness, we^will Jktey^ tim'^i fb receive consignment* «r i»ercna! which we wiU selVat privattfiattftf^'auction. Having been connected wittT TMfe atietlon business for the past fouiteen years, tre feel confident that. u|ir tran sactiens. ^will be, katlsCactery tO OUr pat#On»iW *i in t"3iWU!

Era7

-ai to

HOUSEHOLD FtJBKlTUBE

ar will also attend to any Bales intbe city and vicinity on reasonable terms. tebl5

SPECIAL NOTICES.:

our

MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief far twi«. Men fronLthe effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man-, hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe-.j diments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. .New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 south Ninth St., Philadelphia. Pa, decaa

KARBIAOE OriDK.

'"EVERY ONE Hffi OWJt DOCTO^" A PRIVATE Instructor for married personisor J\ those about to he married, both male and f«»ma1e,ln everything coneerr' And relations Of our sexual dnctlon and prevention Of onspring, lnciuaing, ail the new discoveries nevef beforegiven in the

ing marriage, aud having the leastImpedim to married life, should read this book. It clOees secrets that everyone should be ac edwlth: stillltifla bookthatmustbe up and notlle about (he house.'. It |Hll be to any address On receipt feTonr

b\VELLING^0T71 -LOTS! -i#e hw

5F4bms! w»:

MBCHASICS—Secure for ei el\ .SIio _• You can do it. with the money tl^t y°n ar paying oat annually for rent. Call and se_ u-.

TOtJNG MEN—A small snm paid down and thsttaiance as you can save it ings, Will' s^ecilre for yon a lot in almost mm Of the city. You will not miss the monej, yotir lot win sell for double i^VdsCpri'ce.' ••ARMEBS—'Tillyon?own land. If y°u

industrious you can buy

21 Farms to trade for Oity Property.

I rth

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BARGAIN r-House and Lot on NotUi Fifth street—six ?o6iriR. Price, 81,100. New Souse and Half Lot, Price, 0W3S& TILQIIFITKN T\ .«•

ELEGANT new 1% story House, with fix rooms. Best bargain in the city. One block irom Main on Seventh street. Price, S3 00U.

HOUSE AND LOT—On Eagfe, between Sixth fchd Seventh streets. Eight rooms, well, cistern and frtable. Cheap at -53,.L00.

LOT^ LOTS, I.OTS!

FOft ^ALE—Lots in Jones' Addition, on South Sfxth and Seyprifh streets. Prices very low1. Terms to suit purchasers.

FOB SALE—Lots in Jeyrfett's Addition. Terms 10 per cent, dowu, balance on long timo. Very few left

EABLY'8Ai)DITI0:N—A limited number of LotetnEar]y's Addition are now offered at great inducements Apply at once.

OUT-LOTS-^Jn ail parts of fhe city. IiOST—Hundreds of dollars, by those who purchase, property before calling on WHAKfON^rt lSRvU)I|.

Opera Stoclc For Sale I

U. B. Through our "EMPIRE REAL ESTATE AGENCY" (being a (^-operative system of Agencies throughout Indiana, Illinoies, Missouri and Kansas) we can sell or tfado you lands In allparts^of the West, or give Inf^ma^ion ffee of cost.

Fire Insnraiicje Companies.

UNDERWRITERS, NEW YORK, AaSjB.t81.,.... ?4,000,000. 'ANDES, CINCINNATI. A^sfitg... 2,300^000.

IMPERIAL, LONDON.

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TRAYELJSRS'' LIFE AND ACCIDENT, UAm9m, Assets -ftiw

WHABTQN & KEELER,

I 9ADDLSS, HABNESS, __

"^|Eii3finR

Hahttfttctprer of and WJiolesale and Retail

f.ds

agHPaaimm. JJa^ler lp

-I

COLLABSjWHIPS

Fancy linffalo Robes,

1ft

Er'FOOT MUFFS,

All Kinds of Lap

ttpyi dy?^,

Ro}es?

-t fir -rf Ill +$ ft --jOpposite the Postoffiee, TERRE HAUTE, INP.~

JThey. have there opened a New Stock of dice and Fashionable Cloths, CASSIMERES, TESTINGS,

Gents' Furnishing Goods!

I ^i^^iytSi&i^ei!ilue 1trade*' •W" Cutting and Repairing done on short nonov2ua3m

PLOWS.

SEH A1IT X.'

i» iJ,!o w.«!

1 OFFER TO THE

F1BSMG COMMUNITY!

LARGE STOCK

OF MY WELL-KNOWN

S E E O W S

BOTH

»l %%. .-.-/tat

,andthe ng, inclu

CFerni^n and i'i&m

And suitable for all kinds of soil.

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BTTSIXTSSS

ijMBt ftoaA mom ...• ?v.«

are

o^f

S'5OllJterm0-

Special inducements below,: 200 acre Fflriri at 320 per acre, •1

fciee

SSOnttrp at per acre—prairie ai}d tim-

10"'ftor^s*ff'e&f tOWtr at $80.

per acre.

80 Improved Farms at fro'ni©5to'§lQ{!pPT

PBOmSIOHiflg

Office at No. 12 Sotlth FiflbSfv/?

Opposite St. Joseph's Catholic Church, TEBRE HATJXJE, IJiD

tis, Prompt attention paid t^ cans, day or night.

JOAB & HARPER

Attorneys and Collecting

Terre Haute, Indiana. Office, No. 68 Ohio Street, south side.

J# H. BLAKE, 1 .. .-3kAi.i t£

AVTOBN£¥ AT LAW

And Notary Public,

Gunsmith*

Nfc TERMS CASH.

litd I WARRANT all my Plows to Give 1ntbeymaybe returned and money refunded. '.r*\

WHABT,

mM«v

^*4gents.

&c.,

MAIHP STREET, NEAR SEVENTH East of Scufders' Confectionery,

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Office, on Ohio Street, bet. l^hird & Fourth

Terre Hanie, Indiana.

GEOCEEIES.

IIUL5IAI & COX,

W WHOLESALE

^roccrs and Liquor Dealers

,, M. W. B1PPETOE,

Groceries and Provisions*

No, 155 Main Street^

Terre Haute, Indiana.

DEALERS IS

Groceries, Queensware, Proyisions, 4iq trv cQvm^j

No. lib Main Street, bet. Eighth mud Ninth

Terre Haute, Indlaps.

jACoip Btrrz,

S ATIOSAl

8,000,000.

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Mfe Xnsjirance Companies. 1 tfy MUTUAL LIFE, NEW YORK. Assets.. v..}j."..^..i........: ?50,000,000.

a JO

Foot of Main Street,

THIRD STREET, 0'

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

MERCHANT TAILORING-.

-j VBAKX B06EJLA.N. B. BO^SUM.

BOSEMAN & BOBSSUM, «^i

IMtreMlht Tailors

]HXJD|SOJK.^

BLOCK, SIXTH

Terre Hante, Indiana

FEES STORE.

Floor,

NORTH THIRPSTj^EABMA^^ TBSSE HAXXTK, rtmf i^ED delivered in all parts of the cit^ iW1. JC charge ld6m wm

LIQUORS.

ifi- Dealer in

XeimISgeR, rl*,.

Copper Distilled WWsky.

ABiD PURE WISES,

So. 9 fonrth Street, bet. Main ••d Olli® pure French Brandies for Medical pur poses. .:

PAOima.

s. mxxos,

Cor. 6th, LaFayette and Lfliciist ts\s»f Llfia TER^E HAFTE.ly^

THE OLD

STREET,

f. BARK&TEAKO! 'V'

House and Sign Paiaters,

CORY'S NEW BUILDING-^

Fifth Street, between Mate

6M*

CLOTHING.

f. .1

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

MENS', YOUTHS' ASD BOYS'

AndJSents* FiirnisMiig Goods, \i OPERA HOUSE, i* "t i1 j«. Terre Haute,~lnd

LEATHER

JOHUr H. O'BOILE, nets

:m A

Leather, Hides, Oil and Findings,

NO. 178 MAI# STREET,

Terr* Hante. Indiana.

BOOTS AOT SHOES.

Ladies' & Gents* FashioiwiBW

BOOTS A SHOES,

MADEShoe

PloWs bf all Sizes

"L.i

to order. Shop at-O'Boyle Bros. Bool and Store, Main street, Tene Haute ndiana. "A.4. Ht'f

CHANGE.

C.F.

f„ .5 a a

., A CHAJrB.£

HneeeMor to W E S S

au6d3m.

SOHETHIITG »BW.

jy|-EDIKONES-A Book new. eases withou

at using Medldnes^of interest toalL

A4dres«, Drs. WEItLS BTSSLb S#. York

A 'h'/

ar*

using Medicines, or interest

Citv 91

BEPBIGERATOE.

IrAutV* rn.. NNTFRAR MONEY

On^i poorly made,

RVRJ^^FE^^NVENTTLATED ICE CHEST IMpEB1? (jF FOBEiGN MAKE,

When, for the or Jess^rice, you can pro-

JOSEPH W. WATSEf*

Celehnted Patent Self-Ventilating

AMERICAN BEFBIGEBATOBS,

\*rHICH are the only

on a

^sJ^J^of th^

I'M the test of time,several thousana 01 in hn.vj $g.gone into snccessfai use during seven ars, while the var: that ha\*«i from time to time, '_4.Kiv in comnehtlon with them, have Jnvariabiy failed. sortment in

hav/lg-gone into snccessiui natonto S /as,while the

various

other MM»nw

that ha\*«. from time to time, beeft iBtroauce thatnav

ntloll wlth them,

have invariaoiy

'argest, most varied, and nest as* a ihd Vest, at the salesroom oi

-diaooJosepli W. Wayne, TJCBasTT Manufacturer of md* thsm*

pSSKlgera ton, ^proved B«r «d Ale Coolers, and Ice Cbfisto

H*W| tsir«fr' ^Of all kinds,

831WEST FIFTH ST., Id6m CINICNNATI-

GEATE BAE.

i&si DP -A- E IN"

1K«1 'M

Cor. of Main and JFilTtli Jj Ul'JllCt7 Terre Hante, Ind. -I

Ear.

Vn -a. FOR

FETLIIMBOATS,

jiit

vili

WEST & AIXEJir "r

TO"

HOTELS.

E A I O S E

.UUK

TERRE HAUTE, MltfASA

Free JJuss to and from all trains. J. iL DAVIS, proprietors

TERRE HAUTE MOUSE, Cor. of Main and Seventh" Streets,

ITERRE HAUTI^IND ,r

E. P. OT8W

CornerptBiMh and Mafe Sp»et»,.

JERRE-HA UTE,

J^CQPBUTZ,

This Hi

U«r, WtmfV TC^TT'R'V ACES. ETC. MVIVILAIKI

ECEIVED the HighestPremlumsev arawardXAI ®din t.heU.S. (aSilver Medal,) and "honorable mention at the Paris Exposition i." Guar* anteed more tttrable, and to make wore steam with lest fuel than any other Bar in up

Whe superiority of these Bars overov, nere is ow» ihg"to'the distribution of the metal in such a man* her that all strain in consequence ol expansion from heat is relieved, so that they will neither warp nor break. They give, also, more air surface for draft, and are at least one-third lighter thjan any other Bars, and save 15 to 30 per cent, in'fljej. Th®y are now in use in more than 8.000 pla(«s,eampilsingsome oftlargest steamships, steamboats and manpfactpr^ngcompaqlesin tR9 Uijlte^Jtqigs. No alternation of Furnace reqqii edF* BAi

Louisville, Kentucky,

Sole Manufacturers,fortheSouthtWwM Alo, builders of Steam Engines, Mill MachiP ery, Haw Mills, etc.

AND WKOTIGHT IKON BRIDGES. Id6m

RUBBER OOOSa,

aii

INDIA RUBBER GOODjS*

MACHINE1 BELTING,

J5PJJP 410) HTDHAHT H0^S»

Steam Packing, Bo

Dts

icsft a.^1 atffiki 'A*****:

and Shoes, Glpthtpg,C^*»

rlage and Nursery Cloths, Druggistp' Good# Combs, Syringes, Ereast Pumps, Nipples, Ac. Stationery Articles, Elastic Bands, Pen and Pencil Cases, Rulers, Inks, tc. Piano Covers, Door Mats, Balis and Toys, and every other article qaadti of India Rubber.: *-**•$*-•

BART A HlcKcoX,

Agents^or all the Principal Manufacturers ld6m 49 West Fourth St., Cincinnati

UACHmE CASCS,

SARtiENT CARD CLOTHDie CO. if

Wobcepter, MAS?' *''J

Manufacturers of

-les JutJfJjIv «»:53.!r: j. Plas Hachiire Card Clothing

i)i«Mtery

Variety, Manufacturers'Supplies, Car*.ii fi,-'... 4ng Machines,' Etc. !rr^saiamrtppiniCards of every descrip^^ |jfc tion fCiifiii^hBd to order.

BELTING-.

ioHAH GATES SOWS.

it fft tit[il 3$ Manuiacturers ot'

Dak Tanned Leather Belting

•fMa MM :J

M'i»0arAi.|».

aERMANTOWN,

Hose*

tace Leather of Superior Qualit^i and dflj|JI .rat. MAOTFACTTip^St' ... ?S

Mdjmyx, cBEiSE SLOAI??

JJr

Fiiy department Supplies,

sHNOS. 4 & 6 DUTTON STREET, laentq Lowell, Massach usetta

1" co.,

BNRWIN A O

^Pi^CESJ^^, Af AS?

V' Manhfactureps of it?-

Daniels an^ Diipension *,

is ?Ia»er8- jl i. .. r/

Re^Sawing, Sand BoringiW pod Tqrnias and a .variety of ojher Mftchipep for WWUPfitf wobu#

Also, the'best Patent Door, Hub and Rail Car.^: Morticing,Machine in the world. Hi•ST Send for our Illustrated Catalogue.

CARPETS.

Olen Echo Carpet Mills,

MANTJFACTUEEB8, ff

~4»Warehonse, 509 Chestnut Street,

PHILADELPHIA." E INVITE the attention of the trade toM Our new and choice designs in this cele bmted make of goods.

WIRE.

NEW JERSEY WIRE MILLS.^

BEIVBT ROBERTS*,

Manufacturer

REFINED IRON WIRE, Market and

Stone Wire,

.yjRIGHT and Annealed Telegraph Wire, Cop-' ID pered Pail Bail, Blvet, Screw, Buckle. Umbrella, Spring, B|jdgerFence, Broom, Brash, and

Wire Mill, Newafki S/ew Jersey,

/WALSH, BROOKS & KELLOGG,

Successors to

ft&TTBli SI. MURPHY ft COM 'J CINCINNATI OTSTUJIIBBT s. W. cor.Kilgo^and •g East Peari sfs.

omca«srouB, 17 and 19 West Second street.

Distillers ot

Cologne Spirits, Alcohol A Domestio Liquors, ahddealers in

Whiskies.

IdftiP

BELTma.

Manufacturers of

Tanned Stretched Leather

Al»6, Page's Patent Lacing, Front •t.,Harding'sBlock, '71.

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