Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 February 1868 — Page 4

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\§TATE ITEMS.

Ron.

Peter

The

Kizer, of Allan Co., has

consented to-stump the State.

Fannx Hill

has been sent to Marion

jail for stealing clothing. A

great

revival of religion is in pro*

greap at Hancock's Chapel, "Washington county.

Sixty Steers

were recently bought in

Putnam county which averaged 1827 pounds eajh.

Byron "W. Langdon,

Eyansvtlle

The

of LaFayctte, ia

a candidate for Reporter of Supreme Court.

Osrs hundred and eleven persons have joined the Atnea' Mission Methodist Church at Indianapolis this-year.

is afflicted with "flash" pa

pers, and tho good people are getting excited thereat.

town of Brazil Bhows, fay an as

sessment just made, over one million dol* lars' worth of property.

Rev. W.. S. ah ait

has recently re

ceived over one hundred persors into the M. E. Church at Wooater, Scott county

indictment against Auditor Bisch"

of Vanderburgh, for extortion, has been quashed by a decision of JudgeG regory

The

consecration of the Church of the

"Holy Innocents," Evansville, is definitely fixed for Tuesday morning, March 3.

The

thirst for office in Marion county

is wonderful 1 Tbe last fight commenced is for constable of Center township.

Grand Jury at Parke county Cir

cuit Court bad returned 90 indictments up to tbe 12th and the prospect was still very flattering.

Deabborn*

The

County indorses Grant, Ba

ker, Lamb, Kim-ball and Olcott for the several offices with which their names have been popularly connected.

G. A. R. festival given at Merom,

on the 7th inst wa? a grand success. The nett proceeds amounted to $98,80.—[Sullivan Union.

Farmers

say tbat the wheat crop in

Sullivan county never looked better, and a heavy yield may reasonably ba anticipated.

Among

the list of bankrupts in this

State we have tbua far noticed but few who have failed for large amounts. Most of them are retail dealers in a small way.

Key. Van Antwerp, of Omaha, Nebraska, has accepted the call tendered him some weeks ago to tbe rectorship of Bt Paul's Church. Evansville.

Rev. Thomas E.

The

Veatch, of Spencer

county, an honored minister of the Bap* tut denomination, and a brother of General Ve&tcb, died on Thursday last.

woolen factory of Messrs. Sterne,

at Peru, Indiana, was destroyed by flro on the 11th. Loss $50,000 fully insured. It was one of thf largest factories in this State.

Somebody

perpetrates a cruel goafe'"

in Baying that Capt. Fisher, candidate for Auditor--a soldier who lost both his legs at Baton Rouge—" will make a splendid "stumper."

is hinted that several suits will be brought against our city Marshal, at the Spring term of Court, for damages in permitting the cows to destroy articles left in wagons standing around the square. —[Sullivan Union.

Some

vile scoundrels in New Albany

are engaged in tha infamous work of circulating obscene papers and pamphlots by sending them to young ladies through the Post office.

The

Republican Convention of Ver.

mil'iou county elected the following delegates to the State Convention Dr. E. T. tipottswood, Jos. M. Smith, John Collett, John Grodenendyke, Josen» pbus Collett, Jr., Abel Sexton, .William Skidmore, Jos. Rash, "William "Wright and Bocj. F. Morey.

The

nail factory at Greencastle com

menced operations on the 8th inst. Tbe factory is a very large concern, having three engines of the largest capacity to aupply the motive power, and there are eighteen nail machines which turn out one hundred and sixty k9gs of nails per day.

Ox the 8th inst. the time for the re dempMon of the lands sold as delinquent for the sinking fund interest expired, and it will be highly useless for parties to writ# to the Auditor of State hereafter, wanting to know anything at all in reference to the matter. If the amount for which they were sold was not paid before Saturday last, tha lands are forfeited to the State.

The

following is ths report of William

Hannaman, Treasurer of the Bqard of Trustees in charge of Indiana Soldiers' Home: Apr. 24, 1867, cash from Treas. ofState,5per cent of three mill tax Aug. 6, cash from Treasurer of

25.000

State, from genoral fund......

25,000

$50,000

By amount paid for repairs on old building Paid for farm expenses, seeds and implements Paid for live stock for farm Paid for furniture and beddingPaid for stationery and books... Paid for insurance.... Paid for salaries of superintendent and steward Paid on construction of new building

766 07

811 77 170 00 610 70 53 00 87 50

1,916 66

43,129 75

47,545 41 2,454 59

Balance on hand, January 1..

Total $50,000 00 The report of tha {Superintendent shows that at tho time tha Home was recognized by tbe Stato as one' of tha Benevolent Institutions, March 1, 1S87, there were remainining 84 inmates 73 were admitted since, making a total of 157. Oftheso, 87 werodiecbarged and seven died, laaving on ths 31»t of December 114 inmates.

the Decatur County Union Convention "u motion was offered by Mr. "Withers, that our delegates be instructed to vote for Hon. "Will Cumback as their first choice, for Governor" but Mr. Cumqack objected, and asked that ths motion be withdrawn.

Babe "Wileon,

The

alias Lorenzo D. "Wil

son, was arrested Wednesday night n?ar Cloverdalo on a charge of grand larceny and brought to Greencastlc and lodged in jail On Friday, Sheriff Wocdrum received a band-bill from Areola, Illinois, stating that Wilson had stolen a horse from a citizen of that locality named Lemuel Hudson, and offering a reward of fifty dollars for his capture.

James McDostald,

Eq.f

of Attica,

met with quite a serious accident in New York, one day laBt week, by falling into a cellar way on Broadway. He was picked up by tho police, apparently aaad, and as nothing on his person gave any clue to hia identity, ho was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital. By careful nursing and skillfal surgery he was eventually resuscitated, when his injuries were found to be of a Eerious, though it is hoped not a fatal character. Mr. McDonald was in New York on business connected with the extension of tho Evansville & Crawfordsvllie Railroad.

largo barn of John ilcCulloch

upon his farm two miles above New Al» bany, on the Jeffersonville railroad, was

toUllj by night b.frtat, w.ii, «11 ,f„

together with all its contents, involving a loss to Mr. Mo.Culloch of near $8,000, upon which there was but $3,500 insurance. The origin of the lira is unknown. In tbe barn there was & largo amount of hay, two mowing machines, and other valuable farming implements

LEGAL/

Sale of Lots in the 16th Section, and Mortgaged Lands to the School Fnnd. *^«v/ •.-•*

In default of the payment of the-trincip*l*nd interest doe to the School Fund of Vigo County, Indiana, on the original sale* lota in tho Sfitsonth Section, and on tbe loans of tbe School Fond hereinafter mentioned, I will, in pursuance of the School Law of 1865, offer far sale at the Coart Home Door, in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the Fourth.Monday, It being tne 23d day of March, 1868, between hours of 10 o'clock,

m. and 4 o'clock

f. h.the

raid day, to the highest bidder for cash, so much of the mortgaged premises as will eatlsfy the amount dne for principal, InterMt. damages and costs, and on lota In the 16th sections for cash and crrdlt in the manner preecribel by law, to-wit: All of the following 'described Bsal Bstate, towit:

Beginning st a stose sight rods Horth from the soath w«st corner of tha sooth west Quarter of the north east quarter of section one (1) in township twelve (12) north of range tan (10) west, thence north five chains and sixty-four links (5-64) to a »t#ce/ thence north thsnty-eeven and one-half degrees, east eight chains and seventy-nine links (8-79), thence north elgbty.seren degrees, east five cfcaios and seventy-fire links (5 75), thence north forty-four dgrecs, east three chains and seventy two links (3 72) thence east eight chains, thence south ten chtios eighteen infe« (10-18) thence south seventy-three degress, west. twenty ono chains and ten links (21-10), to thsplaec of beginning, containing twenty-one acres. Mortgaged by Catharine Talbot and Gabriel Talbot.

Th« following described lot, to-wit: A partef Oat-Lot No. sixty five, adjoining the city of Terre Haute, commencing at a point three hundred and' thirty two ft at four inches east of a point six hundred and ninety fivo feet south of the north west corn of said Out-L«.t vu Market Street, and running thence east three hundred and slit two leot fourincbc-J to.. tue center of Fifth Street, thence north one hondred and taenty fivo feet, thmce tt three hundred aedeJsty' two feet four incbi.g, thence south along Fourth Stroet to tbe place of beginning. Mortgaged by Ira G. Morrill and wife.

Twenty-five f-?t by nicety-seven feet. off the south and west aides of lot number tbirty-two(32) as the same appears on Ute recorded plat of tbe to*-n of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indians, mortgaged hj Silas W Williams and Mary E Wll limns, his wifa.

Tfte following tract of lanl '4o-wit:'csmmenc-inK at a joint thirty four (34) rods east of tho northwest corner of tV»o southwest quarter of section (14) fourteen, township (12) twelve, range (9) nine, west, running front th«ns,eaU sixteen rods, thonce south fift»c,n rods, thence west sixteoa rods thence north fifteen roiis, to the place of beginniuir, containing onsacraaad flfty-hundfedthnof a» acre, mortgaged by Harriots Dennett.

All oi tbat part oi the aoutboast quarter of the southeast quarter ofeectlon twenty two (22j, in township eleven (11), north of range nine (9) west, which lay* east of the-Terre Haute and Sullivan Stato Koad. csniaiaiog sixteen acres- Also, ill tbat part of the uorthwost quarter of section twenty seven, in the rao township and range, r^bioh lays«.*8t of said Terre Haute and 8ullivau State Boad, commencing at the north line of said quarter section, and extending so far south as to m-iode th rty acres, mortgaged by Wn W Sparks and Martha Spark hiswife.

Tha aouthemt quar'tWTJf the southeast quarter of section thirteen (13). lii twnsbip eleven (11), north of rang# eight (flj west, containing fjrty acres, more or 1«js, mortgaged by David Uolsten and wire.

Tbo south half of the northeast quarter pf the uorthwost auartr»r of section thirty two (32), in tow chip efevfc (11), north of range eight (8) west, containing twenty acrssj and tie south half of the northwest quarter of fh'« ti rtheast quarter of section thirty two (32), in township elovaa (11), north of range eight (8) west, containing twenty acres, mortgaged by Abram Price and wife,

Sixtr (CO) acres off of tbe west end of the north baif of 'he northeast quartqr of seetlsn twenty r.avtm (27), in township ojeven (ll). uorth of range n:no (9) west, except twenty (20) acres off. the west side of said traot, which is not conveycd hereby. Mortgaged by Joseph McOoskey and wife

Lot numberer twenty (20) in,Fontaine's Addition to the town of Terre Hadtej as designated and numbered in the recorded plat'of said town, Mortgaged by Ignatz Lehman.

The northwest quarter of tbe southwest quartor of section twenty five (25), in township ten (10), north range ten (10) west. Mortgaged by Valentine Morgan and wifo.

Lot number three (3). in block number sevetr* teon (17), in Iiinton'g udditiou to the town of Terre IIante. Mortgaged by Joseph ffl McCann.

Tho east half of the north half of the northeast quarter of section twenty ftur-(24), in township ten (10), north of range nine (9) containing forty (40) r.ores^ Mortgaged Osorgo W Oarico and wife. a

The east half-of 6h« southwest quarter of section No.-thirty tbwo (33), in township twelve (11), north of range eight (8) west, containing 80 acres. Mortgaged ay James Phillips and wifa.

The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, of section twelve (12), Id township ten (10, north of range nine (9) weft, mortgaged by James A Littlejohn-and wife.

Conmenoicg twenty six (86) rods and nine feet east of the nrthwest corner of the southwest quarter of section fifteen (15), north of range nine: (9) west, ruaaing thence south flye chains and' deteen (5-16 links,ithenoe east to the Terre Hants «nd OrawfordsviHe State Bead, thence northeasterly apng said road, to the north line of said see-' tion, thence west to the place of beginning.— Mortgaged by Virgil A Sparks and wife.

The north half of lot number one hundred and forty four (144) in BoseV addition to the town of Terre Uautd mortgaged by John McOoskey and others.

Twenty (20) aoros of land off the west end of the east half of the northoaet quarter of section twenty seven (27), in township eleveu (11), north range nine (9) won, in Vigo connty, Indiana. Mortr Mortgaged by Joseph McOoskey. tiot number six (6), fa the subdivision of tbe oast half of the northeast quarter of section twen* ty sevon (27), in township twelve (12), north of iine (9) weat, in Vegooouaty, Indiana, contains ing flivo acres. Mortgaged by N. Preston and wire.

Lot No. six (6), in N. Preston's subdivision of tho east halt of the northeast qavrter of section twenty seven (27), in township twelve (12), north of range nine (9) west, containing five acres Mortgaged by Stewart and wife.

Lots number eAenteen (17) eighteen (18) nineteen (19) and twenty (40), of Dean's subdivision of tbe west half of the southeast -quarter, west of ths canal, of secoloa twenty seven (27) township twelve (12), range nine (9), mortgaged by Martha

Sibley and George Hibley. Six aores of land in the southwest corner of tha southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty six (36), in township ten (10), north range eight (8) w*st, and lots No, one H), two (2),

ninotoan (19) and twenty (20), in th« town of Centrevll'.e, Vigo county, Indiana, mortgaged by Brnce Sutherland and wife.

The southwest qnartsr Jj|f the northwest quarter of section twelve (12), In township thirteen (1.3), nojth of range ten (10( west, mortgaged by afoxrieou and wife.

Torty-aix feet seven inches (46 7) off Ihe south sldoof lot number one hundred (100) in the town of Tor-fi Haute, and also forty ono feet two inohoa and west by twenty eight feet north and couth, in tho northeast corner of the same lot. Mortgaged by Henry Jamison and wife.

Tho east half of the southwest quarter of sec tlnn too (10). in %owsbshtp thirteen (11), north ranso ten (lo) west. Mortgaged by Alexander Long.

Tho east half of the northwest quarter of seo tl*n three (3), in township eleven (II) north, of range oight (8) west, mortgaged bjr Ezra M. Lowe and wife.

Twoaty-one aores off of the North side of sixtythree acres (63), described as follows, via: The northwest qnartor of the southwest quarter of section two (2), and part of the east side of the northeast qurter of thi southeast quarter of sec tion t' ree f3V all In township ten '(10), north of range nine (9) west, and also ten (1Q) aores fn the northoast corner of tha southeast quarter of ths southeast quarter of seotion tnree (3) In township tnn (10), range nine (9) west, in all thirty-one acres, mortcogod by Felix S. Bayel and wife.

Lot No. on (i), in ttie enb-livialon of section slss te«a (16), in township twelve (13) nortl, oi rasge ten (10) want, containing one hundred acres moro orleii, in tho name of Jo«i»h Hioklin.

Lot number tw nty (20), in Sheet's addition to the town of Terre Haute, Indiana, mortgaged by JoiopU E. Joes and wife.

Tho filloiuir.greal estate, to wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of tho Bxrtbcait. quarter of sectiari thirty-one (311 in township twelve (12) north, of range eight (8) wr«t, ruunluK thenee fifty eiiiht 2 11(68 Z-U) rods, then3"» south thirty tbrse (33) rods, thonce esst fifty-eight and 3 11 (58 2 11) rods, thenoe north thirty-ior«e (33) rods to tha place of beginning, containing twelve (12) acres, snortgagtd by George C. Ripley aud wife.

Tha' southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of se&tion in sootiou twenty (20) in township ten (10) north, of rang* eight (8) wast, containing 40 sc en mere or lest, mortgaged by John Dowel) and wif.

All of ths southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section number five ia township ten, north of ran*e eight west, containing forty acres, more or lesa. lng in said county of Vigo.— Mort^ed by George Singhorae and Caroline bsaghoree, hie wife.

Wfieo,i«ss than tho whole tract mortgaged is seld the quantity sold shall bo taken in a square form, ss nearly as possible off of the north wet te-r ly oarner of said tract, and when leas than tho whole of any in-lotof any town or city shall be sold, if the lot fronts east or west, the part lo sold sball b« taken off Iho north side thereof and if the lot frosts north or south, ths part so sold •hai be taken off the west side thereof from the fi'oai to rear by parallel lines.

the MIns

H&rigaiUi Woo^za&&S8rt 1

ordered 8MI tbe fjliowing d««cribed re*l estate, eltutted ia Vigo county, Indlaae, to-lrtt: That part clout lot No. slxt,JiT9 res) adjoining the city of rerre Haute, soniMiieUe at a point on the eoufh side of said lot, five hundred and twelve (SIS) feet and three (3)

SATUStDAY, the 29th day of February, 18$g,

within legal hoar* of day, at the Court H*kmthe door,i&TerreHaute,laid

LEGALE

delivered, in fkrbr of -i'eter

DermiSj,:aha

Jah'29thwtdi( i,rs fBO

This', 23ih day nt" T8£9

against

John Porcell and ^aSe'y Psroall, rdared to sell the following described It»st Estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit

Sixty (60) acres pff tbesonth-half of tho northwest fractivnal jqupirtf rr Jtad ,'tK rty three (33) acres south^re»tquartcr offba northeast quarter, all in Bufltioifc"a«^i$ht en (l£)^to|rn twelve (12), range nine (9) west, ^nd en a 8ATUBDAV, the E2ifd*y oif mruary, 18&, Within' ttie ogsl hctarj«f saW diSfj £t the Court House door, in Terre Haute, 1 will offer the rants, and profltaof the above described Seal Estate, together \4JB sjli'£nvii«£*sand appdFteiianr«eto tha same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failurtltf r»aK£e qa'kizn :«uBcteHt. tb satisfy said Execution and costs,4|au aud thaie effer tbe fee-simple in act! to saft Beal Estate, to the highest biddorforttaal^tosatJifytasBame.

O HEKIFJ^S of a copy of SrcVee and"' Fxibuti

..virtu©

copy or Dfc'rce and'FxAbutlon issued,

from the VUo Common rieas Court, to di-" ectai lt(liva»ed, iii ^aj^-of T^casTDsjrnUdyt add against J6Kn,Purist!.

feactional quarter, and thirty-thrii(83) acres

fi*TVttUA.'r,-rGto AM »f bruarTfrlfififlf 4it)iiu tbo legal hours of e&«d rtlt«Oonrt

Housttd^wrJa.Turre refltf*

and iiroflwof tho a{jpvef (tSTTtsflflod BWl EB'tate together viiSSWrtttiiri.ffadteg$sttad 'apptirt*atiic^tirti'ajfias.sijFlQnginE, for a term not e* cceding *Bovolr years, to tirv bidder tor caajh, up f.vlluro to renl:zs a cum sufficient tb satisfy said Kxecution and costs, 1 will then aind there olhf'tl^fte-^isi^Se^fc'U'id to said Bia. J$stute, to tbe high»3rawii jatkc-for cash to siithfy ths i^ma,

JOH'tdCiZEil, Sheriff.

'jan29wtds Prf $3,0

DEEELEF.^: By virtue O jot.» .cpzfjjt aad/Sxec^tion issaad fro«i the .Vigo Comiuoi P'ea '"ocrtfto'me directed »fld fileliVJr8"d,'"in:fAi'jt tl5{xldg«t HaUy, and agalus^.Juhn Pucce»l, I su o^ei td to sell the fallowing descril»d Roa! I'sta!©,' situate ih Vigo county, rndiasa, to-'-it:

The»ou:h h«:f of the n^rthwott quarter of seoHon e'ghtsi.r. (18), i.ov:n twelV-' (!2), corth range nine (9), west,- antiiuiiijf.eixsy (tO) aTes also, thirty (30) acroJ,,v lit, thg

(\vh01u.

sum

of tha south

west qcarter cf th nortSiaT,t ^uafter of the same section, town »ad ft\ nge, esc opt tbe feilowiog, begiaBingat th9 noztUb^it ror erof the southwest qTxartor» «tbo qsartfr of section 18, towaliS, .cor£h wf:&i_( tar,use south twenty (iiO) chains to the cot ae'r of the a W qujrtsr of then quart Tj 8a.u u»ccion 8, thence west eix cbai:8ond si* fy-Hght liufos, to tho center of Stato &o»d*.tll9&c».por$/tove^te?i}. degress an 1 forty» five'aicute^, c:tbt trfonv SiidVocd to a point about thiit\ (,0)ln"swist of tue place of begunliing, and tbu ca east tli ,y linkn to tbe yisce of b*gtnniDB( aadoM't r— 8AT011DAY, the 2 day of' Fobruary, 186$, .within the legal hours of- saJti diy,. at tbe Court House drtor, in Torre Haute", 1 will offer the rents and profits of tiia -above dssedbed Baal Sstate, together with t)M privileges and ap« purtenanpes to tiie ,«am3 belonging, for a term not ercocdlftg'' seviii*-' yearn, to the higbsit bidder tor. e*»h,, and upon failure to realize' a

euEcient to satisfy said Execu

tions and coata, will tficn and there offer the fee-simple in and to said B^al Estate, |«r the high eat bidder foe ^a»U to satisfy, the aame.

This 29ch day of J»Uuary?-186S. 32 t.in vJtWttf KiZSE, J3herifT. Jan29.wr.dspr. fee S3 00

QHEEIPF'S SALE.--By virtue KJ of t'no foilowins Exb^u'^iinafhsned from the Vigo Common Pleas Court, t«t tsa'directedand delivered, in faVrtV of let ZaciiarJa1 Aivls vs. Philip Chapel" 2tl, fWo'g»

®®)lfr#?ir(R''5hill^GBaiel

xnd 3(i, Phiilpir Clitpoi .Zctl» Pierca vH, R»ubfn Halttea'i, 1 trill offer- for eale .the following described real estate, sltnitod'ln Vigo county, Iu diana, to«wit: s'i

Tho undivided one-eighth Rfrt ofeths east half cf tho sonitieapt quartar'ift '»irotjtl}u terentaea (17) town twelve (l'i), rnngi •'ichV(typist the whole of said tract containing arre». and being that partot" taid tract jo'irl n.I'hUlp Chapel by Laurence Piarce, ar s"*-'

SATURDAY, the day qf ITobrcary, tf88. Within tho legal hourB at. the Court House door, in Terro»H ,ute,,|vWiy {2«r t^e rente and profits of the »hover described .ileal -Estate, together with all priiit'egeS and d*ipurtrt»anc®8 to the same belonsing, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highent bidder for casb, and upon failure to realize »surn Soffioiiititlto aatisft taid Exsoutiops au^ eoeti,.! •fitLih»n and thow offrf tho lee-slmple, in aud tOicaldBeal Kstata,to the highest bidder for caalf

saric the same'.:

This6ta day of F«bruaBSrj 'i&'8.. JGHK K1ZKB, Sheriff, fefiwtd Prf 36,00...& 'i CUS'i.: •,

GHERIFJF'S SALE.—By virtue kjs of a CoiVy isf Dfccteo und.execution issued from the Vigo Contsvpn Plras Cutt, to ma direst-' ad and delivered, ia ,i"»Vor of Trafnett, and against Patrick Bargeis, aad Bargees,! am ordered to sail th following described Keal -Efitat® dtuated in Vigo county, Indiana, to»svit:

Three (3) a .red of land beginning at ths sioij'tb-j west oorn«r of vha west haf of cou:hW'Stf quarter of section s&ventei-il (17), tewn lua (10),! rarge eight (8) wfst,.rij.iitinitc thettce east thirty '30), rods, theimuoortli.io'5r.(4) roda, th-uce^weat our (4) rods, t»Jtrp1-* t'-alled tha Louisvina Street, in the town calluJ' Vi bana, theaeo west a'ong said atre9t, one rod. thence south .to th place of b"ginnlng,ant oil

SATUBDAY, thaZSth da? o'f February 1868.3 within the legal boars of said: day. at the Court Home door, in Terre Hautej-1 will ofl'or tha rents and profits of theabove described Baal Sstato, together with oil privileges and appurtenances to tho same belonging, for torui not exeeding seven years, tojhe highest bidder, for caEh, and upon failure to realize a sum auffloieut to satisfy aaifl Execution and ooite, I will then-feud there offer the fee-pimple, in and to said lUai £state, to the highest bidder for ob.sU to satisfy tho saxe.

This 29th day oi January, 1838

Jan 29 wtds Prf S3,CO

mon

JOHN KIZ5R, Sheriff

QHEEIFF'S S&LE.O of an Exeontion, issued £ro

PIsas

F--12 wtdj-?. feo 85»Oa

By virtnie

from the Vigo Com

Coart, to mo directed and delivered,

in favor ol George ?. Boortl, and against I.Oth«v Miller and A'bert E. Pd^ptrP, I will offdr for sali the foilowiug dcjcribcd HaAl iistatc, situatid .Vigo County, jiljtliata, to-wit:

Tho north half of tl»a worth half of tha oatt fractional SSo ion cine (3) town twelve (l'J), D' rth of ranao ,nine.(9) woij^ cftutaining sixtynino and 28-100th acrds, p.^d oh

gPECXAL ELECTfOlC.

lb the Sheriff cf VigQ Countyt Cfrestiug

You ars Lireby oca:'- Sn .'fcd to rive notlca to

[Sxal]

BT.\TS 0-T tNrivy.V

JjAND SALE.

WM. PADDOCK,

Jan 15186? dItT3ftd Auditor of Vigo county.

QH^Fs-SSiT-By virtue r-' 'copy of Decree and Exeoutien, Issued from the Ytga_Ctrcult Court, to mo directed and •'•Hvared, in favor of Cephas Moore and Anna

Tbe nnAertigsod will folTatPnbti: Anetlosl et the Court

Ho«b8

Tux*

I will offer tbe rents

boloncins, for a Urm not eweedlng

ceveu jews, to the bigb at bidder for cash, ana

upon failure ia realize a nam-sufficiecit to satisfy mid Execution* *ad coete. I will tbeo and there offer the fee simple, in and to aald Beai.jfatate, te the hliiheet bidder for cash to satisfy the aame.

This. 6th day ef February, 1868. JO&S BUZEB, Sheriff, Fe6.wtds-Prf 99,00.

4fe

MERCH'T TAILORING.

ATEST STYLES.

Jjowest Frices!

I SOMETH1SC1

1 0«if »t Vj •'.£ 'I'.'J V. ,'jhs

HABTS0C1 BANHISTEB

Have jost received a FKESH LOT.of

PIECE GOODS I 4H1W- 1... vF(Hi.v,JB.ODght since the ..

GREAT, DECLINE

*In Prices. We h&vea Fia« Selection of--

beavers

Jbedftidto sell' he' W a

I CHINCHILLAS,

CLOTHS, Ac.,

ftc.

Suitable foj

-fiiA- ia.it) I til Dress Suit?,

business Suits

I COT

COME BIGHT ALONG GBNTL'MEN ... Now Is time for

\T£T S.

OUB

KG A 01 HADE CL0THIIG!

FIJKarXSHI^e GOODS! ^-t=- VPo areofflsringat ...

Greatly Heduced Prices,

Call sctd seo for yourselves at

o^:79 Main ©t-

STOVES AND TINWARE.

soro"VEs. Large Stock and Low Prices

s. B. YimMmm

Vour Doors South oft the Post Office, on fourth Strut

KNOWINGbeen^better

that the Public has

long demanded a class of Stows than has heretofore gederaliy offered In thia market, 8. B. HKlTDEB^ON has this season selected with great care, from the most

Popular and Celebrated Pattern*, known in the country East or West, aa assortment o' Cooking and Heating Stoves, such a* are rarely over colleoted together in cbe House.

Among hig stock may be found the leading 8toVa of almost every prominent ^Manufacturer in the countty.

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

*?ith all the Modern Improvements and cauveniecctes. Stoves for OSces, Stores, Churches, Ho. tela, Dining-Booms, Bed-rooms, any and all kinds and as for prices, He Defies Competition!

He is confident that he'has bought as tow as .1 anybody cau, and is determined not,to

XJ-Bf DEB Sdi JJ.

It is impossible that anybody should have

Stoves, for

no ietteb

the (jual'fifl vvr« o'T/-pt Creek townnhip, in 1the

Viifo cttinty, thai on BatUfd .y, Tibruary aid,

lw*n

i8a,ibn-*u ,-aeati ,eu t, voia f.r a ju.ticoi gpeedj and Happy Hnrrl&ge,

of tba Peace, to &U tuo occasioaa.l by theexpird'l not tu4 form Of I-ao 0. Mojera Wittiest my laiir.d anci offlola] B«al, Feb-

in»ry lOtn, 186S. EUFi'3 BlitPSO!?, Oi«fi-Vlco Cuchj Coait.

YiOO OoCKIT, 5

I, J*BN 2ia, Siieiiff for said eonaty, her sty certify t.at ilw ia^ls true eopt of tho Procopt issued bj the Of»-fc of the Vigo Clrcoit Qonrt, ordiilav Bid t-noctii K'&jtlon. fX2w2t JO N K: ZZil, Sheriff V. 6.

tloor of Cnurt Hon«e, In

Tlgo Couaty, lu 'iiBi.-.n tUe"29tb 4 -.y of 7tbra sry, 1S3J, b«iwe«a fc.sui4^ of IJo'clock, A. U. end. fjur c'clocic. P. 21., ih« -{qU9»'int tracts ot land, to-wit 1st Ko. I'.u section)6, nlto thenoatb we«t of th«Dorlh ~q'o*rt»r 6f eeotlan 37, also two tracts 1 a eegiion .0. to-v!t: t^o »outh-«a«t ofthesonth wwt qtfar?w~i*fcd, ta« gffHth we»t of tbe 8sahe«at,tH»rtcr oil of tovro» »hlp is, north of Hlr. -othe north part of We«t fractional eeoiiuta tawfl 12, rA&(« 9, «U of raid lhad» lyi.ig in the ci-ucir aforessid.

Tenn» of 8a!s.—Oa« tblrdaaab, the balaooe in two fqa^i payiueuta of la end JLU ta«mbo,irItlj interest, paynsen:* E» are-f tiy mortjf*K» tor per•oiial teaunty, »c the option Qf the eeller.

C. W. IiAEBOUS, Ouirdlic.

XeblStrSvr-'

Cfc«a WBt

the sputhw^t corner of said out-tot, ronnin* theuca uorth two hundred and thir*thence eat to the extension of ta»ncesouth two hundred and thirty ft« south line of said on :-lot, theirce west five hundred and twelve (61$) fret three (3) laches, to the place of beginning, and on

^DMX^ISTKATuB'ft tALB.

I •will «e'l rn th« S9th iky iif JF usry, 188B, at the Court Boni^HTjor, fa Tefri «'ft., Y!go oo«u ty, In'itao*. ii»-'tfisJlvifc«rt cMit-Ua!f ot t&e south east quarter of i*o^ty town thirteen (IS) north rau^« n!n« -rest.

8it*'—^oe tht?d'.

taUr

A I A I O N O 1 XJ^CENSE.—The underslgbH hereby gives nottcethat the will apply to Uie (^ooaty Comnilssion. ers at their regular setoJoo^ln Satrch for license to sell spirlttnta* and intocicatinc Uqcors less than quart at a tttve, far the space of one year-. Ti* premises en wMch^ild f.guow are to be sold ate located at 16^ alstti etteet, bMvseu 6th and Oh. in the eity ottercr Haute, is Karri•on Towashig la

\i(ro couaty, ladj

bj.ttbb

are made.

ALL ARE WARRANTED. With Cookieg Stoves he gives

More Furniture tbat Is Usually Glren and delivers All Stoves in the city Free of" Charge

Tn addition to Stovee he keeps a general assortment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, PrStsed Ware,

The New Frenoh Ware, Spoons. Ladles Preserving Kettles, Muffin Bakers Waffle Irons, ar.d tfce very newest thing out, the

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons, These Irons have the new inclined handle, and

Patent Chilled Iron Pace, which retains the heat one-third longer than the common onts. Stove Pipe of all sis sand kinds, constantly on hand, and no extra charge for riveting Joints together. Buyers will certainly save money by calling vn

S. HENDERSON,

Fourth 8treet, four doors South of the Post Office. se89dwtf

ASTROLOGY.

A S O O

LOOK OUT.

GOOD HEWST FOB AXJL.

81,000 TO ANT PER30N WHO WILL KQUAL MADAME BAPHAEO IN THE PROFESSION.

SATDBDAT, t?ic 7ih diy of March, 18M, Within the lrgal hours of sajd day, at th» Court I Hons door, la, Terra Haute, wiil pCTer the rsata and profits of tBft •ibuvo dcs rifcs Keal Estate, |lJtLhi t»getu«r with air tho Itrlvli gcBton 1 appurtenan-j JL AME KAPGASL is tbo best. She suocaeda ess to toe saafB p(4onlnv, fAt term not exceed-.

iagseven yea^, ti xijo/hJiUsHit badw for casb, trouhlo—all whe have been unfortunate—-all ana upon faiittro to \rho»© foQ»i hopes h&Te b^en dis&ppoi&UA, crushed satisfy sad McecuUon aud cats, Wil. th»n and

aad

there ofler tho tec-smipie. ^n ana to taid Keal have beej lanlod and trilled with—all fly to her Est ute, to tje h,g. o«t btiuoi .tor casb to satisfy f0T advice and satisfaotioD. All who are la doubt Of tbe affsctions of those they love, consult her to relieve aud satiety their a lads.

th* B&019. Thla li' day of Fobrasry, IEtB. K121R, BherSff,

NETER. FAILING MAP

Wben

all sth- rs hare failed. Ail who are Jn

blasted by false promises and deceit—all who

In iovei flairs She Never Fails. She has the secret of winning tbe affections of tha opposite sex. She shows you the likeness of jour future wife or husband, or absent friend.— Shu guides the single to a happy marriage, aod makes the- married happy. Her aid and adTioe

solicited in innunn.rable insUnoes, aod

re#uIi bas

lnE

alwaya b»«n the means of seour-

8be Is, therefore, a sure dependeaoe. It la weT! known to the pnblic at large that she was the first, nnd she ia the only pereon Fa this country Who oes show the likens** in reality, aud who can give eotire satisfaction on all ths conoer*t of life, which can be tested and proved by thousands, both n»4.r ried and single, who daily and eagerly visit be.

To all In buslaeni her advice is Invaluable. She can foretell, with the groateet oertaisty, the result of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery nambars given without extra eharge. 1KAJDA2IE SAP3AEL is a bona flde Astroioglst that every one can depend upon. She Is the greet est Astroioglst of the nineteenth century. Tt Is that we:l-known fact thatmakee Illiterate preteo ders oopy her advertiaemeste and try to Imitate her.

Madame Raphael Is-tbe seventh daughter of tb* seventh daughter sbe was born with a nrtura' Klft she can foretell yoor very thoughts. 8h» also cures drunkeusese.

All interviews strictly private and oonfidentlal. As a Female Physician her remedies never Ml to cure all female irregularities, aud to produce the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They ean not Injure, fcst, en the eontiean, they Improve the health.

Therefore, come one, oome all, to

111 Bichmoad, bet. Central

1a hend, one

third ia »l* »onkb», an* l#Ucce ia twelve months, 'vltbl^tnost f. cm and withoot relief fro EQ Talu&tim or sp r»!«tn«nt'. pi m. ar. nicSejat^AAB't of febSeriv iye, deed

•'aH 'V

Itmu

wi i»b.

Cineinsati, Otxio.

TEEM8.—Ladiee, |X •, Oentlemen, 11,Co. N. B.—Tha Madame will answer no letters with out tee of fl end a S-ceni stamp ia lncleeMl.

Address Look Box 6S1. angSSdwly

gOOKS. AND STATIONERY

M. w: O'CONNELL Has disposed of his TJndertalclng Snstnees, wblcli h*d beoome aeoeesary lneonseqxenceof tha rapid increaeeof hie

BOOK TRADK, He win new devote his entire attention te the latter branoh oi businjss, aad with full and eomplste stock of Books and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

HA6AZINES,

FAPKR8,

tt.,

Aats a ooatt&aaaw of the trade heretofore so llhera&T beetowad. aiSdwtf

GOODS. •i (t 8{j. a'1.

U-

Great.

Bargains

OTAJi«BTHE

HOLIDAYS

ft»:

iaii

AT-

CORNELIUS & HAflfiUm

Corner of Third and, Main Street*,

-. f-'. 'i 1,. br.e-d

and Over Goats

lOO PIECES

Grand

No.

edi foiivr

E S S O O S

IBM IHA9 COST

S A W S I

OF ALL KIWDS,

MiBOA JDOW5T

C'LOAKlNGS,

BROADCLOTHS,

UA88IMERjSr

MARKED' DOWN1

25 to

fii:nsK»3ji:d brtn9Pt

CALL AHl^:j3E CONVINCED

Sale

Closing

.r.oF' ^••.

iO 3g(tf-!'. ... Ifi .V-9lV -S ?0 7.-.£

WINTER Di&Y GOODS,

AT'2

TIBLIi, RIPLBVI C0.8

Dry Goods Emporium

®50,000

Worth of Seasonable Dry Goods, to be

sold at prices

ASTONISHINGLY LOW It

60 pieces French Merinos to ba sold at 75 cents. Former price $1,25. 200 pieces Assorted Dress Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 60 cts. Former price, 50, 76 and $1,00. 6000 yards choice figured Delaines, 16}c 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be told at 81 cents. 1000 yards Bleached Shirting ,to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 lyards Bleached Shirting, yard wide fine, at 12} cents.

One Oase high colored Prints, 8jc One extra heavy wide... 10 Four very choice 12$ One Bale choice Bed Flannel 26 One Grey twilled 26 One heavy plaid all wool do... 40

A E I N E N S

Towels, Sheetings, fte.,

Included in the above Sale.

The attention of Housekeepers and others is called to the above, as an an equaled opportunity for purchasing needful articles. i"

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO,

Corner 6th and Main Streets.

Terre Haute»llnd

A PPLICATION for 'LICENSE. X.

JL The undersigned WrA glr» aotSee tbat hewlU MPlT totheOoonty Oeawisatoeaeeet their zecular ssselon in March, M6S, lor license to •eu spirituous and Intoxicating liquors tn leee quantitlee than a ^eart *t a time, fbr tba ipi* of one yaa» JBiKJMdaM«tt which said Ujuo»s an to ba sold ars located on one aere ef land ia the south-east corner of swqr of fts seoref eeetioaNo. sefeateen [17] tows tMmatls) aoorn of range eight [81 weet, in

*wpiw..

-Wi UUCV7 3,:

-at

bar. a--

MiLUMEnr^-m^

1^- NEW YORK

Bras,

j^|

Saeque and Cloak

CUTTER

Saito cut on Bdentiflc principles, and warranted to

GIVE SATISFACTION

Alo a fine assortment of

A E S S E

TRIMMINGS 1" 9

^,ifs

Main Street,

NEW

Stairs.

M. A'l WALTER,

CHEAP MILLINERY

STOCK OF THE

A E S STY-IL.ES

c? THE

-•If .a3»(vaJfe. 5C-.*-

'•T

CHEAPEST IH THE

CiTY

At JSTo• 85 Main Street

(HP STAIB8.)

MISS 8ALLIE HASTINGS.

DRY GOODS.

CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS!

MAMKLD DOWN. MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN.

75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF

BUS, BBO

At Fifteen, At a Shilling, At

Eighteen,

At Twenty

Extra Width Cantons! Extra Weight Cantons! Extra Twill Cantons! Extra Fleece Cantons!

EDSALL & GO.'Si

EDSALL & CO.'S,

EDSALL &G0.'S,

EDSALL & 00.'S,

C0BNKB 4TH AND MAIN. C0BNEK 4TH AND MAIN. COBNEB 4TH AND MAIN. C0BNKB 4TH AND HAIH.

Gr. U. S. T. W

Great United Slates Warehouse,

TKK

advamtaor

Tea

X. Y. KELLKY «Sc

CO-,

SO Vesey Street, 9T. Y. Are now supplying fsmllles throughout the United States with Teas, thravgh the system of olnbs and their regular appointed agents, at slight advance on cargo prices, and guaranteeing their Teas to be pare and fresh, and also to give entire Satisfaction, or they can be returned and the money rei undid.

of buying Teas from our Ware

house is: you save the various profits of Speculators, Broker*, Wholesale Tea Merchants, Jobbers, Wholesale Grocors and 'Bet alters, which, in the aggregate, amount to from 60 centeto $1.00 p»r pound, and also are sure of getting the same quality and standard every time.

Our standard goods all bear our Tra.de Mark on the hags, and no others are genuine. Parties will

fnduced

lease

bear this In mind, as our great success has soma unprincipled parties in New York, Boston, and other pUoes to imitate our style ot putting up goods as near as they daro to—to entrap the unwary.

PBICI LIST,

OOLONG, [Black] 80, 70, 80, 90, $1,00 per lb—best [Green and Black] 80, 70, SO, 90 $1,00

MIXED, per lb., Best. YOUNG HY80N, $1,25 per lb., IMPSB1AL, |Ore KHG. B&BA&SA8' $1.10, $1.20.

60, 70, 80, 90, $1,00,

|Greenl 90, $1,00, $1,«6. k&SABT, [Black 70, 80, SO, $1,00,

Beet.

JAPAK, 90, $1,00, $1,26 per lb: GUNPOWDiB, $1,25 $1,60 per lb. We are the Bole Importers of the femous UMttiBftMojUM Young Hysoa and Elangsl

Oolong Teas.

These Teas take their namea from tho districts in which they are grown, and being the finest productions of China, and used almost exclusively by the Imperial Court and High State Officers. They are nut up is the

vctqux

and beauti

ful stylo of the Chinese, In one ponnd packages, and we sell them in the original packages at cargo prices the Hyson at $1,00 the Oolong at $1,30. We Imported the first invoice that has reached tula country, and have effected arrangements, through our agents in China, to receive them regularly hereafter.

FANCY BRANDS Staving had many calls from our trade for a fancy brand of Oolong aad Young Hyson Teas, we have been induoed to pot up in one round sealed package a fancy flavored NINGTONGOOLONQ and NANKINMOYUNE YOUNG HYSON, which wo are offering at $1,25 per pound for Oolong and $1,50 for Young Hyson. The only advantage these Teee poesess over our regular styles lathe fancy flavor. A. NOVELTY IN TEAS

Jess Sixty Dan from Japan I We ait now receiving Uncolored Japan Teee by way of the Pacific Mail Steam Ship Oo.'s aew route, direct from Yokahoma via 8an Francisco. Fat up for os In Japan In one pound papers. The usual time allowed fox a cargo of Teas from Japan Is oae year and a half, but American enterprteehas enabled as to oSsr to our customers Japan Teaa aa fresh as tho natives themselves can procure tbett. Owing to the heavy freighte, we are obliged to charge $1,40 Ptx retro.

In order to meet the demands of the people of Terre Haute and vicinity, we have appointed

BARB, GULICK & BERRY Agents for the sale of our Teas. All goods are up by ourselves in one pound packagee At oar rr*rehouse In K«w York, and retailed at Terra1 Heate by BABK, OUUCX. a BSB1Y, at a small advance ot S oents a pound over our New York prtoea. This brings our goods et theprieee they ean be purchaeed over our coasters, With the freight added. We MHettft Vair snd Thorough Trial. jalOtwte ..£???

C* i? .fi I 1-J

.Tf./C iVJry oJ J:

DRY GOODS.

January ,m ti'j-J (Jst ,/• r.i XASii "-'.f f'i

lO, 1868,

A. NIPPERT

OffdH'from t&S di^ttt 3 -t

MARCH JPIRST,

The

immi$k4M±3$V?$xR

STOCK

AT COST!

Tn«se Goods are all NEW and Desirable -'consfrting of

Merinos, Plaids, Alpaccas, Lusters, Delaines, Cloths, Cloakings, Shawls Breakfast Capes,

Sontags, Hoods, Nubian, Flannels, Blankets, Coverlids, Ac.

I OFFER

FEW SETTS OF

'WJ

AT MANtJFAOTTJRERS PRICES

These Must be Sold'

'-3

SACKED

SHOWN COLORED

&c.,

Call aod see them. Now is the time to purchase Goods on your own terms.

O O S

WITTlGr&CO.,

••.•-.••jr:

78 MAIN STREET.

OPPOSITE MoSEElT'S BANE,

FIRST BVLLKTIK

-OF-

1 8 6 8

CL0SISW OUT SALE

GOODS!

BARGAIINS

1 Muff at $3.00 1 Set,Collar and Cape $3.8o 1 Muff at $3,50. 1 Set, Collar and Cape $4.00 1 Muff at $4.00. 1 Set,

Collar and Cape $4 50

1 Set at $600, 1 palm* Cuffs at $1.50. I pair Cuffs at $1.75. 1 pair Cuffs at $2.00.

Call soon, as the Stock is limited and will soon be sold oat.

c. wnriG

PIANOS, MELOOEOWS ORGANS, Violins. Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Music*

Merchandise." No. 91 Wabash tttreet, TBBBS HAUTE, INDIANA. TUNING AND BEPAIB1NS of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken In tnade for NEVV ONES. aulOSdwtl J. G. LIHOSAIANN.

I S S N E S

This being tbe largest aad most elegant., Mueie establishment

IN THIS STATE

Buyers in want of fine

I A N O S

3IKIiODEOJfS,

O A N S

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Music and Instruction Books, should not failto visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

V* All kinds ef Musloal Instruments repaired In the most approved manner. dAw

SALE

OF MULES.

I will sell at my residence, half a mile north of S at on on he E A O

satubday, march uth

foundries.

VIGO FOUNDR^rLf-H-

MACH1NJT SHOP 1?

Wotlce of Co-Partneirabl|k."

The underelgned have formed a Oo-Partnershlp^fei in the above works under the naaaa and style of 5*^}

SEATH, EAGER

anl7dwdm

Great

a co's,

Next -Door to Davis' Drug Store.

MUSICAL.

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

OSALKB IN

mm\

in'

JHo. 48, Ohio Street,

0PP081TS THS COURT HOUSE,

TKRKK-HAUTE, IND.

ises

Tx* Mti^xa,. 611 three years old neat Spring, and all except two broke to work.* A credit of nine months will be given, tha purchaser giving note with approved security. 6w5t WILLIAM GIItCBEES

XTOTICE OF SALE.—Notice is JL 1 hereby given that on the fifth day of Mareh 186S, between tbo hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., at the Court House door in Terre Haute, the undersigned will sail at publlo sale, the following described Beal Eetate, to-wit: is fhet 10 Incbas off tbe south side of lot amber ono (l),in 8.

Sibley's addition to tha city of Terre

Haute. Tsxmsot 8^ut. -One-fourth down balance in six, nine and twelve menohs with 6 per oent., lntereat, purchaser giving note* waiving valuation and appraisement laws, wlth^ agprxmd security.

fISwt Guardlan fif Henry Rota's beira.

^DMINISTRATOB'S NOTICE

Noticais hereby given that the underslgimd has bean appointed Administrator of tbo Estate of John D. Mayor, deceased, late of Vigo county. lite estate iaeupnosed to besolvoat.

MMltvSt fiUP. W. BTOICKXB, Admr,

CO.

8teass Inglaes, MiU Gearing, Machinery^of er-?^ ery deecnpMon, and all klnda of Iron aad BraS*S°^v^ Castings, made to order, at theoe Works,situated ^... near the Terre Haute A Indianapolis, aad the Vvaasvtlle A CrawfordsvlIIe Sallroad Depots.

WBepalring promptly attended to. Xj ORDERS SOLICITED

JAB. SEATH. J. B.HAGBB. H. H. BIAGEL

jgJAGLE IRON WORKS, Cowrxn Fibst

::a

asv

Walnvt Sraxxra,

TERRS HAUTE, IND.,

WM. J. BALL ft CO., Proprietors*, (Sucoxsaoas

Jossxn Oaovxn,)

manufaotubsbs

I?C Btr.

Portable Stationary Engines:

awe

FLOURING AND SAW MILL MACHINERY,

GOKXflHlUB88 AM

CAjfS •ILLS

GHLNEBI

6SNKBAUT,

PH(ESIX FOIJUOBT

bst?

Iron and Brass CMtlngs, Ac., Ac. TOO

Having an extensive EatsbHjbniert, well stock.' ed and in fall operation, we are prepared to do all kinds of .work In our line, in the .best etyle^. and at short notice.

SOLIClMb'"

ORDERS Janl3d3mwly

x. x. Mo'ELrassx. r.

dxkolxx.

babsaxp^.^

pc-l si

AND-

Machine

Shop

afK{T .t"

McElOresli, Dengier A do., 9. E. cor. 9th A Sagle S ts., near Passenger Deptft,® TERR® HAUTE, IND. *sG

MMtulhctnrers ofSteui Engln^M|U|j|Si^^ .ytOll ry, House Fronts, Fire Frohte, Mills.

Special attention paid to the maMMMtBre in air of Brass Work, Patent OBoo Models}, Ac. are also prepared to cut Toothed ots Oogr» Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brasw, In the most perfect manner.' .ferScvroQ

Repairing done promptly. .. All parties comieoted with this eetaMlsfcmni10^ b^gPr«tical Mechanics of eoi«al|yff»«i|»ii7

M. B.

9£

ence, we feel safii In saying that we can render full sstlsfactlou to our customers, both ia^Hdntftftf* of workmanship and price.

The highest price•paid foe all old.scran

ImBm

deHveied at the •Phoenix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot. arvj McEJUFBE8H, DENGLEB 4 00. augS4d6mwtf .}

Benefit Partnership^

The grOt want ef tbe Oommunity, (a general re•» ductlon in prlcee the basis of this partnership) A PBOMPT RESPONSE AND

UniTersial Patronager Will Secnre to the People this GJEiEAT BLESSING^,

Bender, It rests with yourself to make the ''seauiDdD

Diickeye

the Peopled

Stores

I •~ircma

so, you become Partners atonse on the.

Mutual Benefit Planlio AN1 BTT DBt GOODS Ar

ReduefcHo»-

To form such a Partnership ^rith the People Js our intention, and requires that our fatertiHls?" should bo mutual, that you may receive^he

Benefit of Low

Frioes

tiUoo

ie«

We, of the first part,- will -g+re-tiie greatest ft&otiot of

for the Injtt monoj n4,,y^i

roople, of tbe second part, to extend 4 Ufeiffil patronage In return. Thfo d#or^nd pl«4g^r you

LABGM OirUDHSpDS, (In saving Money and receiving more Goods for a Dollar than otherwise) payable at the tfm», aad^ with every parch ass made. We new saUu^tor the^

M- B. P.

And whai heretofore was a my9tery, wfll now^

A "HOUSEHOLD WORD

Because everybody is personaUy interested ih any enterprise whereby they receive a direct benefit —and through this medium—' Small JProfita being the Key to

SUCCESS,

Every Man, Woman, and Child will *behenefited in .proportion to tbeirwantrl

New

fioods

JusL^Bebeived!

Bought at a great decline in prloes, to be eok|at flgarea aa followj: EMPBZSS POPLINS—75 Cents per ya^—t«00 yards double width, This Is caae of the grsat* est Redactions of the eeaeon. 100 PATTERNS DBS08 GoODB, Silk Strlpa/-3£ oents par yurd. Good. eooagh fcr the most fastidious to wear. •r DOUBLE WIDTH OAMLIT OliOTHT—Brown^

S°n», Bismarck and Garnet, 60 cents per y'd. FBENO'H MERINOS—Another Redtlctfon --95 cents a yard I The wonder Is how Drees

Goods can be sold so cheap. The

BXPLAIITS THE Mtstzbt.

LYON8 SILK VELVETS—For Cioak»-8B inch width Cloak Velvet*- $11,40 per yanAj trixvmingf to match I

STARTLING REDUCTION

To the uninitiated—and why Because the

M. B.

Works well, and is the medium of information for the People.

Wool Long

Shawls $e,60

60 Pays ago worth $.09.

OHTNCHTL&A CLOAKS,

$10,00—(ZheGoodsand

Trimmings are worth $16,00), and why to!d so cheap This is no mystery.

liIBJKRAls PATRONAGE

go hand in- hand:

BLACK BEATEX CLOAKS AND MOKETg— Black beaver, fine quality, $6,60 per yard (Everybody buys it now.) FITCH, MINK aad aU klnda of FURSS-Muia,

Fur-trimmed Hoods, including a fall stoctof Children's Furs. ENQUIRE FOR WHITE WOOL ELAl**I*.at tfj cents a yard I Bed Blankets $6,00 per pair worth $8,00 thirty days ago. T:

MOSLlNS-^BleskCheo Mosllnal yard wide. 12$G cts. per yard. Unbleached MusHm 1 yard wide 10 coete per yard. Heavy yard Wide Onbleathed. 15 cents per yard. Good qaality, yard wide 13J4 centsLAHJd' UNDERWEAR—Fall Stock Wnumne and"Paat«, Children's Uhderwear: «*T* GENTS' UNDER W

IAS—Drawers an^ "BSfU

Gents' Wtltj Dress Shirts. fcti Gente' fnrnlshlng Goods. Look at Our GlPv*e and Hoelrry, with a general stock of Dry Goods, Notions'and Taic/t&ods (Too large to enumerate), boeghtsince tiedMilae aad Just received, which w»*ow offer f»r

HOLIDAY SALES!

Through the meditm otthe

At eweb tempting prices tbat rmxbodj rantint fail to be convinced as they reswl—that We Will Sell To meet our own, end the expiations of sJl, and demonstrau the "Mntnal^Bfiieflt Partaorshlp" to b« "tb* grer»t want of theoommoUtr."

W. S. KYCE & CQ,

d&w

JOiFS. R£1K, Early's Bloct, Vo. CO lata StTM^ Terre Haute, InidU^na,

fOST respectfully reeosuaea^s hi* wgll saiectJeans, Flannels, plain and plaid Initfhnj

eta. Coverleta. and Waolen different kinds. Beinx ftall

abled to warrant ths first analtty off I most reepeotfolly invito Ladiee aad Gentlemen to call and Inspect thsaa. Wool taken la eSCbango fer

Ocoda,

•K

fes"

and the highest market raSsa paM.

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