Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1868 — Page 4

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Si ATE 1TLMS.

LAFAYETTK

rink.

considering a skating

INDIANAVOLIS

supports forty-nine life

insurance agents.

DKCATUR .COONTY

PP.INCETOK

SCARLET FEVEP.

HENRY

M. DOBSON

THE

REV. DK. RUNCIE

THE

body

The Iron horse will

has just completed

anew poor house.

BAS A

skating park nicely

fixed up for the winter campaign.

MEASLES of very fatal type prevail at Lawrenceburg.

and measles prevail

among the children in Evansville.

GIBSON CFPNTV

of matrimony in seven days.

THE

railroad from Rochester to

mouth has been completed.

"WORTHISGTON

THE

dug a wall

Brownaton, the well caved and poor Dobaon was suffocated.

E. GOPS

& Co., Gosport, aro killing

hogs at the rate of six to seven hundred per day.

IN New~Albanv the average ~price fc a well defined case of wife whipping is

$17 50.

re-opened under the management of Mr. Devenish.

IT is thought that more hogs will be packed in Evansville this winter than in any previous season.

GIDEON SHEBEE,

JOHN N. AT.TTA.NDER,

THAT

has decided tc de

cline the call from Chrint Church, LaFayette, and will remain with his present charge at Madison.

Johnson County Pres* draws a

disgusting picture of tho social demorali

zation

prevailing in the town ol rank-

THRKE

hundred and ninety-five dis

abled Soldiers have been cared for at the Indiana Soldiers' Home, since its establishment.

THK

in money.

THE Presbyterian Synod, at its last meeting, recommended that tuition at Hanover Col lego be made free. The prospoct for building up this ancient institution of loarning was neve cheering.

STRONGER tv

IN noticing the fact that Rev. B. t. Foster, State Librarian, has had cushions put upon the seats of tho representative hall, tho LaFayette Jo-trnal wickedly suggests that Mr. Foster knows the near est way to the member?.

revives tbe

statement that the Louisviile, New Albany & Chicago raiiroaJ is shortly to bo sold at action, and that the Michiguu Central will probably be the purchaser. If this i» true, it may become a fint-olass road.

Two resurrectionists, from Louisviile, were arrested at Jtiffersonvillt- the other night with the manglfd remains of a

which they had "snatched" from the" Jeffersonvilie cemetery, cut up. packed and were transporting across the

river.

THE

Fort Wayne Ga~eite has the fol

lowing in relation to tho nited States Senatorship: "Although the newspapers have given us the names of a host of gentlemen, in Indiana, worthy, and perhaps willing, to wear Senatorial honors with dignity to themselvps and credit to the State, yet we believe the contest has settled down between two of the number—Judge Frar.er of the north, and Col. R. "W Thompson of the south. While wo have nothing to say against Col. Thompson, and know hun to be a higb-minded, honorable gentlemac, eminently qualified for the position, we have already given our reason wby the Senator should como from Northern In an a

ro&ke

THE

LARGE

reports only onfi case

Ply

is to become an incor-

porftted town.

Presbyterian

has a new bell.

THE

suicidal mania has again broken

out in Indiana, and bids fair to become epidemic.

BETWEEN

bU advent in

Spencer between the 8th and 10th of December. The citizens of that place intend to celebrate the event by a grabd ball.

much talked of brass band tourna

ment, which was to have come off in Indianapolis on Thursday and Friday ovonings of last week, Qzzled. There were but two bands in attendance.

G. BONDOKANT, ESQ., long tbe efficient freight and local agent at North Vernon Station, has been appointed Division Superintendent of the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad for the Eastern Divis-

ing shipped through this Stato on the Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad every week. It would appear from this that the groat cry raised against the importation of these cattle through the Northern States has died out, and the trado in thorn is as lively aa over.

Church Goapnrt,

PETKP. BAILEY

gets the Fort

"WAYNE

postoffice, till Andy Johnson ''lights out

Tuesday night, Jerry O'Conner, a young man living in Indianapolis and employed as a brakeman on the Cincin nati and Indianapolis Junction Railroad met his death, while on duty, near Vienntu Rush county. He waa coupling some cars of the freight train bound eastward, was caught between the bumpers, and instant ]y killed.

plans and specifications for the

new edifice for Asbury University have been fully matured, and work will at once commence. It is tho design of th Building Committee to grade the grounds, make the excavations and pro cure the stono during the winter, so tbat the work may be hastened to completion as soon as possible.

sixteen and soventeen

dred pupils arc at present in attendance at the public schools of New Albany.

THE

Evansvillo Journal announces the

death of Minnie, an interesting little daughter of General Shackelford.

THE

Evansvillo Opera House has been

WISE

hun-

correspondent of the Chicago

Republican has discovered a movemen in this State among politicians to make a senatorial corner. He says that Cumbackhas developed the most strength in tho canvass, all the other candidates are apparently giving up the contest but mean eventually to concentrate their strength on'Governor Baker.

EVIDECNE

Kosciusko county^

and Daniel M. Linaey, Lake county, desire to be bankrupts.

WORTHINGTON

wants some capitalist

to put up a flouring mill at that place.— The snmo village wants a good cooper.—

of Fort Wayne,

died lti?t week from the effects of a slight wound in the knee, received while shaving shingles.

sftino old grey eagle, six feet sev

en from tip to tip, recently dined on raw goose in Monroe county, and wa« killed by John Saunders.

THE

that ''misfortunes never

come singly/' an exchange mentions that on Monday last, Mr. Thomas Weakley while engaged at work on anew building at Lawrenceburg, fell from a window to the ground, a distance of thirty feet, breaking both legs and otherwise injuring himself. At the time of the accident Mr. Weakley family, consisting of seven children, Wore all confined in hed with the measles.

THK Mftdiaon

Courier,

HOME,

TUB

the name of George

Weber was found dead in hiB bed at the boarding-houso of Mr. Seybold in Fort Wavne last Thursday morning. One of the boarders made an unsuccessful attempt to steal the money und valuables ieft 5n his po. VolS.

THE Greeneastlo

Banner

rpAXES FOB 1

of the 24tb,

urgueSj in tliree column article, that Lieut. Gov. Cumback is not eligible, under our State Constitution, to the office of United States Senator. The clause of the Constitution on which the argument is bused, 13 thi?: "Neither tho Governor, nor Lieutenant Governor shall be eligible to any other offico during the term for which he shall have be«n elected (A.rt. 5, Sec. 24

Soi.OIKR'a

at Knightatown,

was formally dedicated on Thanksgiving day. Addresses wore delivered by Gov. Baker, Lieut. Gov. Cumback and General Coburn. There was much singing, a variety of recitations, a flag presantation and a Masonic Donation Library presentation. There was also a most successful gastronomic performance, one that would have done honor to Keverdy Johnson. "Jargo" was there.

learn from the Indianapolis Jour

nal that Air. C. C. Dutch, formerly merchant of Thorntown, Indiana, met with a very singular death, on Monday evening. He had a claim upon a man

great bridge across the falls of the by tho nan.e of Kisor, a few miles southOhio, at New Albany, already extends a west of Thorntuwn, and went out with thousand feet from the Kentucky shore Constable Vanarsdal with a and is still being pushed forward.

AT Huntington, the other nighty burglars entered the jewelry store of Th.:a. "W. Gardner and robbed it of $3,000 worth of watches and jewelry, and $100

Fort Wayne Gazette tells a

"tough" story of a man named Alden, who formerly lived in Eol River township, Allen county. Two years ago he sold some land which ho had owned in one of the far western States. Ho could never be induced to tell anyone for what he bad sold it or how he had disposed of the money, even his wife and children could not worm tho secret out of bim. It even occasioned family difference. Search was made in all directions, but no trace of any money could be found. About a month ago the wife died, but. even on her death bed she was unable to induce her husband to reval his seoret. Two weeks afttr his wife died, the man followed her to the grave, leaving no papers which gave any clue to the missing money When tbe executors came to settle up the estate, it was proposed to sell a lot of buckwheat, which had been lying for some time in the barn. hen they csme to measure it, hidden away beneath it were found over two thousand dollars in gold, and a quantity of «ilver coin, undoubtedly. the money which had been received for the land more than two years before.

MARRIAGE GUIDE.

BrisGlemul?,

a FriTate Instructor fir marriei per«on?. cr those about to be married, both male and in everything eoDremicg the physicl igy and relations of our sexual system, anS the production and prevention of ofl'srping, InclU'Hii* all th« n«w discoveries nevor before given ia the English language, by WM. YOUNG, SI. P. This is r.-ally a valuable and interesting work. It is written in plain language for tbe general r"idi-r. snj is ilinstrattxi with numerous Knjrravicgs. Ail young married people, or those Contemplating marriage, and having tbe leaat impedimt-tit to married lifs, should read this Book. It die^.fses 6ecrsts that every one should be acquainted with still it is a book that mast beicck-d up aL.i not lie ahont the bouse. It viilbesent to »ny address on rerMpt ot Fifty Cents. Addre«s lr. WM. YOPNQ, So. 416 Spruce street above Fourth, Philadelphia

AFFLICTED AND

FOB 1863. y&P&m

Hotice is hereby gW#n tbat tbe Tax Duplicate for the year 1868, now in my bands, and that A am ready to receive tbe taxes thereon charged. The following taMe aliowa the*rat6jof tw&tion, on each »100 Taxable Property

Townships

2 1 2

CO CO O crs

HarrUon in cityJti 20 16 30 25 5 12 128 3 60 Oat of City 20 20 16 30 2o 5 10 1.3b 2. 10 Honey Creek 20 20 J6 30 10 5 15 1.16 2. 10 Prairieton 20 20 16 30 15 10 5 45 141 2 .10 Pairie Creek 20

Doo

numbers of Texan cattlo are bo-

16 30 25 15 15 1.41 1 .10

Linton 20 20 10 30 15 10

TAX.—For

1^1 ij.10 1.17 1!. 10

Pierson 20 20 10 30 15 8 8 Riley 20 20 16 30 20 1010 Lost Creek 20 20 16 30 15 10 Nevins 20 20 16 30 25 10 Otter Creek 20 20 16 30 15 10 10 Fayette 20 20 16 30 2f 16 10 Sugar Creek 20 20 16 30 1« 10 10

1.2G 2.10 1.11 2.10

1.31 2.35

1.21 2.10

1.31 2.10

1.16 2.10

every Mai'c $1.00, for ever Fe

male $2.00, and for every additional .Hale or emale $2,00. Tax-payers are requested to call and.aectio aa early aa possibl« and avoid onaltiea and cost*.

J. N. SHEPHERD,

dltaww3w Treasurer of Vigo County.

APPLICATION

for

LICENSE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice tbat he will apply to th0 County Commissioners at tholr regular session in Decenber, 1868, for license to sell spiritnoui and intosicating liquors iu less quantities than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premises on which said liquors are to sold are located on Lot No. 16 in Centreville, Vigo county, Indiana. nil, dltw3t ItlCHABD C0CHBA-

W O N E How e'ther stx may instantly gain the

%SHIN& aho f|0R$k

writ of re

plevin to take some proporty. On tho way they met Mr. Kisor, who told Dutch that they should not enter his promises Upon this angry words passed, when Dutch, in attempting to raise his gun, startled tho horse upon which he was riding, causing tho gun to go off, tbe entiro load passed into his thigh, from tho effects of which he died about ten o'clock Monday ovening. Dutch leaves a wife and two small children.

nn1T-

inir love of any person they choose. The single married, tbe married happy, and WISH. IN toA& fig: etc. All mailed for 20 $d

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TEABS."

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Fahnestook's Son &

CO-

WHOLESALE DBCFIGF-STS

PITTSBURG, PA. SOLE PROPMCTOBS.

AAG5«WGNI.

QUEEN OF THE SOUTH PORTABLE GRIST MILLS,

—FOR—

rORN MRU. WHEAT FL0ERISG A\D 8T013R

FKEW.

BOLTIXU AmKAm.tiMl lTEIW and

MILL WORK EX EH ALLY. Our MilU are built from choice Burr Blocks, selected at the Quarries 1- France by

ISAAC STRHK, himself. "§ind for Des-riptivo

LEGAL.

ST 1TE OF IKDIAKA, VIGO COUNTY, SS. OeOt ga Jenkins,

Ad'

78 Nassau St., Now York.

AGENTS WANTED! roa

TUP.

GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE! or

H. A- GERBISH & CO.

87 Cornhlll and 75 Court Ss„ Roston, Mass, Send for Circulars, and you will And onr inlislter thau any J6t offered to seolG-wSm.

ducemeuts Agents.

GENERAIi

P1IKCHA81NN AGENCY, No. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK.

Merchants, families, or individuals, cau pro cure, through our Agency, any kind of goods or articles of any description sold in tbe city o' Ndw York, at tho fame price 1h»y wonM p»y if there themselves, and in many cas?s, at lo*er prices. An experience of over twenty years, and a thor'iiinh acquaintance wish tha mnnniacturers anil In porters of the city, enables us to warrant entire satisfaction to all with whosa hnsiness w- are entrusted Circulars, with list of references, cmbracing evfery section of tho Ori'ted States, sent on application. E. «AKI»ENIER & O©-,

Commixulan Merchants.

Consignacnts of Cotton, Tobacco and all kindi ofproiufe solicitel, and the highest market prico obtained. oov1M2w-wJm

V. s.,

K. GIFFOBD, Treats all

Diseases of Horses and Cattle. Hospital and Office, corner of 5th and Eagie Sts., ootSwlv TERRK HATCH,

INDIANA.

PAM-

phlot containing Treatise on Milling, Bent by

ail tree

ADDRESS

Isaac Stranb

UNDERTAKER.

1o.

Corner Front arid John Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

UNDERTAKERS.

M. W.O'CONNELL

Having purchased back from K. IT Chadwlck, tJruber Oo., tho Undo:tat-r» Esubllslimsnt, and having t*ad ssven y«ar^ f*ppri.nc« in il:» Uuainom, now prepar -.t ui nish Metaiic Burial Cases, Caskets, ai.a Woo!cm t'",iffins, of »U styles and

SIIGS,

A A 0

rA i% h:

li prepareO to •»*:•*t« iorrter* tti t.is lins vrith .l»p»tch ,rner oi ti»l» »ad (.'Uerr-? ,rn«.T., rnrr» Hnni». Indlao*. (AnW-^ iwtf

OR SALE—SUBURBAN RESJntmrbau Besidenoa, one-fourth mila onts!d» of the corporation of ths city of Terre Haute, is for sale. It consists of tive acres, with a good frame house—two tor if*. «itt 9 ro««M, collar, wall, cistern, stable, she!, barn, chi:kon-lot and house with a ftrst-rat# orchard of Apples, Pears, Paachea, Plums, Cherries, Grapes, and all the small frtilts necessary for latntlv and market purpose*, and abaat 60 large Evergreens and Fcr?st Treea. If sold withio the time mentioned, I will make it an object to someone, as I hare now reduced tb* former pH*w One Thousand Dollars. .... J. P. FABKIB.

NDT

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Proceeding in Attachment, bafore L. B. Denehie, J. P.,

ason Taj lor. Harrison Township. Whereas, preof having been tnade of tbe nonjeidence of tbe Defendant in the Above entitled ait, and said can'e having been oontinned until November 27tb, 1868, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, for notice by publiiati*.»n, tho Defendant is hereby notified oi the pendency of said suit, and to appearand an»wer the Plaintiff's complaint on said day and hear, or the same will be beMd and determined in bis absence.

Given nnder my hand and seal, thi« 2d day of Kovember, 186$. L. B. DENKHiK, J. P., is. r.4w3f

QHEKIFF'S SALE.—By virtue O of an Order of Sale, Issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered in favor of William J. Paul, and against Sallie T, Kirtley, I am ordered to sell the following deicribed Real Estate, situated lu Vigo County xmdiana, to-wit llot So. forty-«ix (46), in the City of Terre Haute, and on

SATURDAY, the 28th day of November, 18es Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, I will offer the reuta and profits of the above describod Real Estate, together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there oiler the fee-simple, in and to said Ileal Estate, to lit! highest bidder for casn to satisfy the same.

This 4th day of November, 1868. JOHN K1ZER, Sheriff. Nov4 wtds-Prs fee $6,00.

Thie ith day of November. 18«8. JOHN KI7.SB. Sheriff. noviw3w pra fee $6.00.

QFERIFF S SALE..-By virtue kj of an Execution issued irotn the Vigo Common l'leas Court, to medirecttd and deliverfd, in favor of John C. Rvman.and against Marvin B. Hart Ja, I will offer for eale the foil wing describei lical Estatf, situated in Vigo Connty, Indiana, to-wit:

Tho north half cf tho -west half of the southwest quartor of fection s'xtoen (10), town ten (10). ranso eight (8) west, acdon SATURDAY, the 23th day of NoTe jibs'", 1868, wi'hin iha legal hours of said day, «t the Court Housedoor. in lerre Haute, I will offer the rents, and profits of thy above described Koal Estate, together with all privileges and appnrtenances to tjj'e ssnie beio2gin^, for a term not exceediug seven years, tothehi£het bidder for cash, and upon fa'lure to rea'ize a sum sufficient te satisfy said Kiecutiocs and costs, 1 will the-" and here off»r the fae-fimpie, in and to said Heal Estate, to tl hifhest bidder forca'h to naiisff tbe sums.

Tbii 4th dav of November, 18C8. JOHN KIZEIt, SheriiT. Kcv4wtd-Pr» fee f9.00.

TATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY—SS:—Vigo Common Tleas Court D'"camb' Term, 1?C8. Cor.elia J. W-il, vs. Divorce, 8r,mu?lH. Wei).

Ua this day, to-wit, the 22d d^y of October, A. P., ISiiii, comes the Plaintiff, by Baird A Crnft, her Attornoys, and flies her complaint reiu also, the return of tho Sosriff of Vigo conn y, showing that the l'ef«ndant is a nou-reaideiifs of the State of Indiana.

Noticc is therefore hereby given to the said Difendint of the filing and pendency of this proceeding, and that the name will b» heard and determined at the next term of ourBaid Coutt, commencing on the third Monday of December next. A. B., 1808.

Att

p„t: R. U. SIMPSON, Clerk. oc2J%v3w

QHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue k5ofaVencli Ex. issued from tbe Vigo Common Ploas Court, to cie directed and dolivered, in f*vor of Ceorpe G. Boord, and sgainst Luthor jVIillfr and Willism Poppers, I am ordered to soil the following described Real Estate, situated In Vi«o county, Indiana, to wit

Tbe north half of the north half of the east fractional section nine (9), (own twelve (12) north of ranee nine (9), Vest, containing sjxty-nine and 20-100ths acres, and ou

SATURDAY, the 12th day of December, 18e8, within flie legal hoars of said day. at the Court HOUBOdoor, in Terre Hauto, I will offor the rents and profits of the above described Beal Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exeoding seven yetra, to tho highest biddor, for cash, and upon failure to realize sum sufficient to satisfy send Execution and costs, I will then arid there offer the f«e-simplfl, in and tosaid Real Estate, to tho highest bidder for oaeh to satisfy the Bame.

This 17th day of November, 18G8. JOHN KIZER, Sheriff. novl7wtda Prf $s/|0

OHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue IO of a Copy of Decree and Execution issued from the Vigo Common Pleas Court, to mo directed and delWered, in f»vor of Cornelia Graham, Assignee of Marvin M. Hickcox, and sgaiDBt Samuel Lowe, et. al. and William Jbowe, Hep. Bail, I am ordered to sell the fdlowing described Heal Ettale, Bituatnd in Vigo County, Indiana, to wit

Tim north oast quarter of the noth west gnartcr of section thirty /our (3-1) town twelve (12) north of range eight (8) wnst, 40 acres, and on

SATURDAY", the lilh day of December, 18C9, Within thelcg»l boors of said day, *t the Court Hou-'u ("cor, in Terre Hau e, I will oft\r the rents »nJpro8tsof the a!ove described Real Eatate, together with all privilolguJ and appurtences to the Hi»mo belonging, for a term not cxc»tdiDg 9«ven yours, to thf higho bidd for ca»b, and upon fiilure torea'ir.o a sum sufficient to satisfy **id Execution and costs, I will then and there offer tho fee simple, ia ana to said Unal Ed tats, to tho higeBt bidder for cash t» satisfy tho som-.

This 17ht day of November, 1868. JOHN KIZER, Sheriff. nor}Sw3w prs foe $5.p0

HERIFF S SALE.—By virtue of an Kxecution isf?uod from the Vigo Common P!e«s Court, to rae directed and delivered, io fAVor of Joseph Miller and against Luthor Miller, 1 will offer for sals the following described Real Estate, sitcnted in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

The north half of tbe north half of tbe oast fractional section nine (9) town twelve (12) north of range nine (9) west, containing sixty-nine and 20-100 acres, and ou

SAirr.DAi", the 12th day of Docember 1S68, within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door in Ter.oHaute, I will offer tbe rents aud profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not ex ceading seven years, to the highest biddor lor cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then aud there offor the fto-simplo, in and to said Keal Estate, to the highest biddsr for cash to satisfy the tame.

Thie, 17th day of Novembur, 18CS. .roHNsheriff. KI55EB, noTJSvrtds-Prf $C.0O

QTATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, SS: O Vigo Circuit Court, March Term, 1869. E iwnrd Beiliey, vs. j. Divorce. Mary il'ey.

On ihi*day, to-wit. tho 14th day of Novomber A. rI'.. 186!?, fcomes tbe Plaintiff, by Wm. McLeho, his Attorneys, and file tlifir^complaint herein also an affidavit, showing that t*e Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Nrtire Is tberofore hereby given to the sa'd Do fendastso' the filing and pendancy of this proceeding, ml tbat thesams will be heard and determined at the next Term of our said Court, commencing on tho fourth Monday of March next A. D,, 1S69.

Attest: BUFUS H. SIMPSON, Wm. K. McLean, €lerk, Hi ffs Att?. 18*3 -Prf 80,00

from the beat and larpest stoi

of burial material in the Stat,. *t ltn Main Street, Torre Uauie, Indiana. jwtf Terrt- flaalo £y.M

done

I A I O N O I

CENSE.—The undersigned hereby giTo« noic« that bo will apply to the Connty Commissioners at their regular session in December 'or license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors less than a quart at a litre, for the space of OD6 year. The premises on which said liquors are to be sold am located at St. Marjs. Vigo county, Indiana. FRANCIS K. LISSKUBE. nlldlwPt

JgMPLOYMENT NOTICE. Any nnmbej el persons, Lsdiei or Gents, ckn mtko 10 to 25 Dollars per week in a light and easy business requiring No

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3. HACI1EHT.

irilll feTASDAftD

WLNE

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the

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bitters

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FOB TBS 8ICK.LT, FOB THE AGED, FOB FEMALES,

Speeds Standard Wine Bitten —MAD* or— WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

SPUE'S

Celebrated Wine, so well knowo, with

PERUVIAN RABK, VUAMOMOJt FLOWERS, 8NAIB BOOT.

WILD OBKRRT BABE,

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TONE A3STXD VIOOR

—TO THE—

QflERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue youNfi AND OLD, MALK AND F1IALI! O of a Coiiy of Decree and Ksecution issued

from tho Viso Common Pleas C- urt, to me direc ted and Relived, in favor of Enoch Wyeth and aeaiust Williim II. Beaus I am ordered to seil the following described Real Estate, situated lu VwoCouoty, Indiana, to-wit:

Thirty-foar (3t) f-et off tbe south of lot No. 217, in the city ol Terre-Haut?, and on SATURDAY, the28th dayvf November, 1808, Within the legal hours of said day, »t the Oourt Houso door, in Terre H-iute, I will offjr the Tints aud profits of the abo?-« dencribed Real Estate, toeether with a!l privileges and appurt-ni nces to^th-* same belonging, Ur a teroi not exceeding seven year?, to the highest bidder for cssb, and unon fail aro to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy ggid execulion and costs, I will then and there ofl»r the feti-kimple, in and to said Rtal Estate, to tbe ghest bidder for caih to »atiily the same.

A A anfn 1 sn^Mss

All use it with wonderful sncoess

COLOR

To tbe pale white lip, BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin face and care-worn oonnteDance.

Cures FEVER and cieatea APPETITE. Try them. Use none other. Ask for SPBEH'S STANDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggists and Qrocers. bee that my signature ia over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SFEER,

Pasaaic, N. J., and 243 Breadway, New York. W Trade supplied by JOHNSON, EOLLOWAT A CO., Philadelphia: SO It OK A. KKLLY, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Dealers.

For sale by BABB, (JULICK A BEBBY anl3wad Tu Thnr* Hat,

EED WANTED!

WE WANT

1,000 Bushels Flax Seed!

WANT 200 Bushels Clover Seed

WANT 500 Bushels Timothy Seed!

FARMERS SAVING ANY SELL

SEED SEED

ASTROLOGY.

A S O O LOOK OUT.

GOOD NEWS FOR AXL. tHP' »1,000TO ANY PEIiSON WHO WILL BQDAL

MADAMK RAPHAEL IN THfc. PBOFESSION. Eli NEVEiiTKAILLNG MAD-

TJA&ifcothers

BAPUAiCL Is tho bust. She suoceedt

when till hare failed. All who are In trouble—ali who have been unlortanate—all whose fuud hupes have tiuon disappotutcd, crushed etnd blasted by false promises and deceit-*-*!! who uave boej uilsltid and tritled with—all tiy to her for advice and satisfaction. All who are In doubt ol tbe alti otions ol those they love, consult her to relieve aud satisfy their minds. In Love Affairs She Never Falls.

She has tho secret of winning the affeotions ol the opposite sex. She shows yon the likeness of your tuture wit. or hqsband, or absent friend.— ahi- guides the single to happy marriage, aud makes tha married happy. Herald and advice has been solicited In Inunmerable instances, and ttiu edult ti ka always bi«n tho moans of mor|i lag

Speed) and Happy Marriage, ghtj Is, therefore, a sore dependence, ft Is Wei Known to thepnblio at large tbat she was tho first, and she Is the only person in this country who cat show the likeness In reality, and who can givp entire satisfaction on %ll the concern* ot life, which ost* testbd and proved by tbonsands, Lutl

ST0RAUR, COMMISSION

(Successor! to

a can be

the

ETESINA,

therefore will not

intorfore with any other business that parties may have. Full particulars bv addrestrfng

TOWXK & CO.,

KolSwltn] 7 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass.

J. K. MAB9H

IOWA

KAL ESTATEAGKNCY.

FABMS, WILD LANDS,

Atd Olty Property of every description, for Sale.

experience ol fifteen year* enable as to intake satisfaction in every depaitmentof business re aiing to a general Baal Eatata Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH,

54 WALNUT SIKIIT,

a27dwly e» ."VI r.r» Iowa

OUT COODl

CALL AND SEE TJS

COUNTRY MERCHANTS HAVING ANY SEKD ON HAND,

WHITE TO US

We will Pay Cash

FOB

we Buy.

JONES

JOI|!8,

Farm Implements, TERBB HAUTK. IND.

IB.I

rr.-d aid single, who daily and eagerly visit ti«,. t'o all lu bunlneBs her advice is Invaluable, she cun foretell, with the greatest cortaluty, th« tesalt of all ouuimercial and bualne»s transaction

Lottery uumbers^lven witbunt mUi. ohar^o. ftlADAMJS BAPtlACL is a bona ikde Astioluglst thatuvery ono can depend upon. st-uUi "St Astrolog'lst ol the nineteenth century. It Is th&t weil-kuown tact that makes lllituiute p-«t^n• •ler« ropy her »Uvoilisoii9H" »D'l try tu ItnltaK h«r. 41 a

Jam* Bapbuel is the seventh iaujfbttii ci Hit •sveutb daugi'ter chu was boiu attti a uitui.il iit »lio can lotc-ltl) your very

n..uti.la.

Tberefora, cciae cce, coma all, to 111 Richmond, bet, Oeatral Avenue ud Jiha. C.iroisia»fi,

Otjio.

I'VBMS.—Ladies, fl Gentlemen, $l,N). fi. 11.—The Madame will snsworno lottsrn with .ut a feo of 1 and a S-cent st»rop ts inclosed.

A.j.lre»= U'lk Hot 531 aogiSdwly

6BAIN

(lltlll TtTLLrB »TiHt

E. R. BRYANT

J. H.

TUBNZB,)

Forwarding Commission

DEAXBE8 IN

Grain, Flour aud Salt*

Highest market prlo? paid for ail kinds of Grain

Agents for STAB UNION LINK. Ware-Hoane on Main Htrset,

Near the

T. H. A I. C. B.

JOB*

Depot (26dwtf

HA1TWT. iLOWtO BAMW1 TOHN HAtfBY&CO., tf rroEAQB, (X/imifio* AHK»

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on Tlrsi Dt.. at the Osdtl liasln. aB9dwtl TKKRS HATT*. N 1

PH1UWOPHT

NKW OOOUK ov LIOTUU*, *1 tw New Fork Unseam of Anatomy, emtrsciaf tha subjects: How to Lire and What to Lire for Touth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Oaaarl

IlyBevlewed. The

Cause

laoe

warded

of Indigestion

aad

1T0 ItAjg 8T^ BLOCK. 176 MAIN ST., DSM1KO BLOCK. 170 MAIN OSMUTQ BLOCK. ]l°n *Ajg PXMIKG BLOCK. no Mxnr si., Dsa»o

DEHDie

filKliEBt

BLOCK.

C. WITTIG & C0., -j* I\

.Have opened their Beautiful Store,

1VO

FOB 8PHINO U3B

BTo Bitters Equal to Them

MAIN STREET,

And offer BARGAINS in all Goodii.

STAPLES,

7 7

Ot every grade and in Large Sapplf. A GOOD STOCK OV a

Plain, Colored and Figured, for for Winter uao.

Serges,

Alpacas

and Poplins,

In plain, figured and changeable styles. OUR SPECIALITY

IS OUB

Seamless Felt Skirt,

A E

"BOULEVARD,"

Plain. Stamped and Braided, at very LOW PRICES.

Waterproof Ladies Cloth and Cloakings,

IN FULL VABIETT.

ALL KIUDS OF

Gloves and Hosiery* Nubias, Hoods, Scarfs, and Breakfast Scarfs.

Good Stock of

Long and Square Shawls,

FVB CAPES and CUFFS, At all *kPricee.

GIVE US A. CALL, Before the Assortment is broken.

€. WITTIG A CO.,

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST, DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

I N S

jr.. ^I. TTJBBR OO.

original color

cates

VKflSfABLB AMBROSIA

IS WHAT IT PCKFORT* TO BB,

A OBNt A Gray, Light, Bed or Faded Hair to the

GENUINE HAIR RESTORATIVE, changing

Lusl

DAM,

iusTBon, SILKEM TIUIU, which »o adorn youth or age. It will poeitirely eradicate Homora and Dandrqff from the acalp, and where there i« life* in the gland*, will caase a new growth of Hair to pat forth on bald spot*. Thontaac are teatify log to the aboTe.

PRICE: $1,00 PSB BOTTLE.

FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

BARB,

6ULICK

A BERRY, Agents

may27 deodAw6m MWI

Sucee&&

IMPROVED

HJURRESTOtiEB €?AViT ni3»

HAIR

DRESSING

jVew^j'® i'noneBa(tte

BY ITS

-tit

*Uo cures drunkenueits. loAII intorvlow* strictly private aud confidential. As a Foinale Physician ner rt-modles uarer rail cure all famalo Irregularities, and to produce tho monthly flow, without dauger or exposure.— They can not injure, bat, on the control), chey improve the health.

UBS

Gray or Faded Hair ia qaicsij restored to its youthful color and beauty, And with tbe iirst application a Iteautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given

the Hair.

Ji will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. It will promote luiuriant growth.

FaLLINQ

HAIR

ia immediately checked.

v»f tola ky all Dra||iMi. DEPOT rentcrred from Qreanwiofc St. 95 Barclay St. 40 Fark Flaea.

FKJ(X ONBDOI^uel

VTH*

'lata-

Nervons Diseasss accounted for Mar*

tags Philosophically

Considered, 4o, Poclut

olnmea containing tbeas Lee tares will be for.

on recaipt of four stanpa, by addreasin*^

8PO'T Krw TOM

Mtrtnns

way,

or AHATOWT, 618

Broad

Hew Tork. fll

saarlBdly

PREMIUM Jk

VOFFIRST

CO.,

Merchant*

Silver Medal

WAS AWAEDEH TO

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

K/f By Ui« N. II. St»fr Agrrculturml Soclftr, at it« Fair, holden in Nuhua. 9^pl. S1',l"iA A E S

Vegetable Hair Restorative Restore# Gray Hair to its Natural Colan promote* the growth of the Hair cha&gc* tha root* to their original otuiic action er*dirstr* Dandruff asd Bunion! premit* ll»ir fklllnp out: Is a superior Drasing.

It con(*in* so injurious ingndients. *nd Is the most popular and reU- 4 able (rtirle throughout the £*»t,West,North,and W

Sooth.

J. B. BARRETT & CO., Propriator*,

MANCIUESTKB, N. U.

LOBD aatiu,ualM(o,OtaH*l Rsrtb-ffeii rn Agent*. J.*H.

Terra Hatta. tod.

DAV18. AgenU for

aovlliiw6ia

gTEAMi DYB HOUSE. a. CLABIDGE Haa rata mad to thla city, and Ittad «p a Staaa Praia* and ScooriaxJEaUbUabMat, at Ua

8tad, Xo.

old

KorthTonrOi Btraat, whara he will

bapiaaaad to meat hia old friend*, aad aa maay iwvoMaa* Mytetorkttt wttlt tMr asdtf

omt GOODS.

•I FALL STOCK

Ia now completed We offer

GREAT BARGAINS

IN a iMtf «,-ti

DRESS GOOpS!

S A W S

A N N

BLANKETS!

a ssime res

We have also a large Stock of

Dmestic Hoods!

At Exceedingly

LOW PRICES

W. S. RYCfi CO.

IN ORDER TO

KEDUCE STOCK

(for reasons which will be given hereafter) now offer

VHDER THE MARKET!

A Large Stock

(ju»t feceired) of

DRY GOODS

Inclndiog'n part

DRESS GOODS SHAWLS ASD CLOAIINflS!

Antrachan, Chin chill**, BeaTer*, Lyons' Silk Vet veto, Velveteen*, Ac.

H,|TT M—In Mink,

Fiteh, Siberian Sqairel Aatrachan Sett* Collar and Mnff, Ac., Ac., with many other* too nntneroni to mention.

For Setts Tor-Children & Misses.

BLANKETS AND FLANNELS! CLOTHS AND CASSIMEBES! WATER PROOF CLOTHS!

(la Gold and Black miTed.)

Towels and Napkins

Including

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

Of all kind*

CARPETS!

AH D-»-i

OIL CLOTHS

Tha.LABGEST STOCK of NOTIONS and FA NOT Q00D8 in the city, embracing

Dress aad Cloak Buttons! Dress and Cloak Trimmings!

filoves & Hosiery! JACONET EDGINGS,

from 20 cent* per yard and op. S

WOOLEN TRAPSI

In Hoods, Nubias, Breakfast Shawls, Ladies Hand Knit Jackets, Childrens Hand

Knit Zephyr Drawers, dfcC.} cfC. dt Co

UNDERWEAR!

Clents, Ladles, Boys, Misses and Chlldrens. Chlldrens Shirts aid Drawers attached.

Look till you find the

HICKBVIi CASH &TURBI

OUT GOODS.

1 #1 "l Ci 1 iT

TUBLUm & CD'S fti tiuar

FALl

0P£lflNG*l

WEDNESDAY, SEP. 30th,

1868.

OBAUD DliPLAY

—or—

IRISH POPLINS

Manchester Poplins,

Granite Poplins,

Eppelines, Alpaccas,

Lustres, London Serges,

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

Winceys, Empr's Cloth,

Delaines, Baretz,

And everything th the way of

HANDSOME

Call and Look hi oar Stock.

CORNELIUS & HAGGEET1,

Cornet 3d and Main Sts.

Terrc-Haute, Indiana

DRESS GOODS.

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets, .. TERRE HATTE, IND. *. J- .us"

A FAVORABLE TIME

TO BUT FOB THE

HOLIDAYS!

OUR DRESS GOODS Very Complete In Assortment.

PRICES REGULATED

To Favor Buyers and Increase Sales.

DRESS GOODS

At 20,25, .10, 40 and 50 "(Dents.

A Good Dress Pattern

CAN BB SOLD AT

.. I 'fr.i i' U-

$3,50! $4,00/ $4,501

FRENCH MERINO S, All-wool Empress Cloths,

JPrices made to Suit•

Changeable Silks, "Heavy Hep Silks!

-----

A handsome Mink Set 135 00 A handsome Mink Set 40,00 A handsome Mink Set 45,00

"PTTfTR

SQUIRREL and A8TRACHA N SETS.

OLOTEI, AM ./.-.w BtjL^nrjEBra^iii

SCABF8. HAipjkfiBCH'fV, '!T 'ft*

ForOents, Ladles and Misses, w* •Zkilw Hoods, Nubias, ,« :$»Breakf3ut Shawls, a Balmoral Skirts, &c.

E S A & O

Corner Fourth and Main 9U. t- JfJf-SI