Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 February 1869 — Page 3

WEEKLYEXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, Feb. 10th, 1860.

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Marbles are mow the "go."

Gloomt Mero-^o The Hog Ordinanse is enforced—not v.t U'U0:sm much

'JC«E Oper|^ have died ouff

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eros1) Main street. Mud

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A youthful boot-blaok yelled at ut Blaclc yer booU terday morning.

Blaclc yer bootel£at the FdstjOfl|co"y^sMetropolitan. -?f

^Jfm^cROWifOjrou Main street1 are mighty nice, but their teauty ia a ooMMhaiuClouded wUk~ft.cou plo of„4c.ptir es of mud.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN was in the city for a few minutes early on Saturday morning. No one asked him to make a speech, and he passed on his way to find a more appreciative community. ——— A CORPS of engineers are operating on the line of the Indianapolis and St. Louis railroad, in the northern part of this county. So we learn from the Brazil <Miner>. ———

City Expbksks.—The bills for police service tor the month of J&iiuAfy amoufi ted to $252, and rfoi^lJgij fire department biH for keeping eily prisoner's was $t6.80. w„,

Whose duty Is it to attend to the &!<*«»'•? .Pfii ot

FkJlT McUf00Kf.iH gavethe required bail »nd was set at liberty yesterday.— Qis^^ninafisb before Mayor Cookeriy takei place on the 16th inst. Tom Barr iaplSVfei^d 13e|»aty MaAhal Bowland is

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43^3—„m'A" .. ~T~« Valentines havo made their appeara8BW^«5p^ri»«bw- in Wi city.Thi custom. Of Ssodibg sweet epistles on St. Valentine's Day is fast degenerating, am is now almost wholly confined to chldren and otyiei" tender people.

Th| kkobpect of *bpni^B|t work in ery branch of the mechanic arts in this cty next^easpty {p of the (post promising oaracter. Already many of the leading ttrRenters, masdes and builders here !. hej[r, hands well fi^ed. ,. w*,i

A minister In this city, proposed a fewidays since to ft member of his church

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if the latter would present him with a Velocipede, and he did not master it in a week's time, be would pay for it himself, ^n't that &*«{»$ the price of a relecipedethat he can ride it?

®44c*i»to#tt, or the wormy-pork ^is^ease, has had a slight revival lately in some parts of the country. It results from tlys eating of raw pork and anybody who will eat raw hog deserves to become wormy, and to die if he dtoft *ul|$afr,- £3 ii-r-'iM 6«# i-

We find the following in the Yincennes Qaxttte, and hope it is reliable: "We are informed' by Mr. Ingle, President of the B. 4" 0. B. B'. Oo^ that the short train, the celebrated Bobtail, will in the Spring, be ran through between Evansville and Terre Haute daily, leaving Terre Haute every morning and Evansville every evei«- aing."-•

Bailroap to Chicago.—From Mr.',C. Q. 'Qenung, paymaster of the B. O. B. B, who fras in the city last evening, we learn that next week engineers will ooBV«nc« surveying the route that will connect us direct with Chicago. The proposed route leave# the Bockviile extension of the E. & C. B- on« ®i,e north of Otter Creek, passing through Clinton, and on to Danville, Illinois.

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-BVM^T & Coare now receiving direct ftota Hew Oceans' an Immense stock oL sugars, (Wlatoee, rioe ahd soda. When it all gets in will form the largest stock of New Orleans goods brought to this iwgk^nce ,came b*. boat to Bvafiiville- and thence by rail over the J.4C. B. No beat large enough could be chartered to come up the Wabash. ,1 tTM Indiana Coal and Iron Company, at'EUrmOliy, daring the year 1868, took ottL.of their, mines an average of two thousand, nine hundred and seventytight tuns of coal per month. In last «sntb, (January,)- they took out- three

Ufoukan&i three hundreiand twenty tons,

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^.p4,day. This month they expect to thousand eight hundred to5S,^n ^veri^ of two hundred tons per

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The usifs&'^olie' $runi:"'Jwa® tfiapowd of by M«vor C'ookerly yesterday.

The. ctoangpf,! to-inorrow. A change if Hf PPlwou'^ niora acceptable.

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Frank Cox, arrested and now.in jail for stealing a coaj^ffcjli i(lrilWyi $9 to the House of Refuge.

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is dywq. and cattle roam at pleasure in the square, i-iiiPfK11®. tree»

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thntftagy. Somebody- i* negligent of their duty. ,Qj, i..: V'-KIIH the sixteen interments in the cemetery last monll}, six of the depar^wer^W^1 respectively, ninetytwo, eighty-three, seven ty-four, seventy, si^[email protected]?''on8. AH were fe» males but one.

The Ip$*n*|olia 9[ww««(»«{ »«ys that I^Hjphi'op^pral design the Normal School building is as far ahead of any other buiiaftgln sisJto'M th*t mey be in advJffije'of the, eatlist log cabin stroclti

Townslet, the yonng man arrested •everal days since for stealing the carpet cack of a minister, has been releaaed from jail. His father came down from Crawfor(\&ville and gnv«: ,bopd rfof the Kppearancc of the young man at th^ext court.

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old boy baby was. left at ,tW|r!sidence of iMr. J, i. "W. Miller, 'io^H%r**Ninth and Eagle street*, last Friday night. It was neatly wrapped in blankets and deposited in aback room. Jaka, don't want it and an $wudr is solicited^ I

Thk present winter has, thus far, been peculiarly beneficient one lor the pooler classes. The man living from hand to mouth on the proceeds of _his toil has been able to follow his employment with little interruption, while the cost of living has been materially reduced by the fact that much less fuel than usual was reqiUrod to keep the house warw^ ,,Bul a still greater amount of suffering has been averted in-the case of the great army of helpless ones to whom the ordinary winder is a perpetual pang, and Jrb& live through it only because charity aids to keep.the lamp of jljjfe burning. To them it has been a blessing of unmeasured magnitude, and the number of eases of heartrending destitution brought to light much Jess tbap ^iu u%y former winter, though the natural' tendency of a city growth is to increase the number ot cases in greater ratio than the population.

The Leather Tkadk.—Ab mentioned some days since the firm of Barnett A Boss has been dissolved, L. A. Burnett, Esq., continuing at the old stand, with the intention of confining bis trade wholly to loaiher, bides, oil, shoe findings and carrier's tools. Having devoted almost bis oniire life to this line of the trade and having one of the most extensive, commodious and best arranged establishments in the State, he is prepared to give the fullest satisfaction to boot and shoe manufactures, saddle and harness makers, and dealers generally. He presents an advertisement to our readers this morning, to which we invito a perusal and at the same timo we cordially recommend all in want of articles fn his line to give him ajjc*)l, with the assurance that a more qareiuily selected stock or a more courteous or liberal dealer cannot be found in the West.

Desperate Affray.—Friday nij^ht •bout twelve o'clock, at the saloon of Thomas Barr, on Walnut street^, near the Lower Market, a dispute aroee between Andy Watson, of this city, and Felix McCrocklin, of Famersbarg, in Regard to the weight of the latter, who is a very large man. From words thev Came to blows, and Tom Barr attempt* ing to part the combat tacts, was stabbed by McCrocklin in the upper left breast, rnflU.ting a very dangerous found.

A few minutes after policemen Bowland and Whitfield arrived and in attempting to arrest McCrocklin, he stabbed Bowland in the leg. The knife penetrated to the bone, causing a very painful wound. McCrocklin was finally tered, by being knocked down with a "billy," and placed in the calaboose. On Saturday Mayor Cookeriy hold .him in the sum of two thousand dollars, to ap pear for trial on the 16th, and failing t6v give the required bond, he was lodged rn Jail.

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The physioans eoald not determine the^ effect of the wound 6n Barr, bob' lasti evening, we hoard some doubts expressed fe to his recovery^

Grsat Excitement exista in""tflir' neighboring town of Marshari, Illinois,' over the discovery that the "Devil" is a Resident of that county. The Messenger Says:

We are credibly informed that a most horrid and appalling animal has lately] been seen in Wabash tov/nship in that] county. The people in the vicinity of where it was seen have frequently heard during the night loud and tremendous screams, which they could not account for or could not tell what caused them Until the day that this wonderful animal Was seen. A gentlemau living in the neighborhood of Guysett's Mill went out into the woods bunting his hogs, when he was suddenly startled by hearing something sliding out of a hollow tree. Be turned around to soe what«it might be when horror of horrors I there stood erect before him a creature 8 feet high, having the human form except the head, which was like unto tho head of 'an enormous bird with a beak of tremendous dimensions. It gave: one scream that reverberated for miles through the woods. Our hero did not remain to form a more inti mate acquaintance, but took to his heels at a speed of 2:40, and sweara .it was bis Satanic Majesty and no mistake. Great excitement prevails in the neighborhood.

Waltham Watches. That the American Watch is superor.- in atcurae^ as a time-keeper, and in substantial val ue, to its important rivals, is now generally conceded by the intelligent. It is so made as to render imperfection a physical impossibility.

The question now it: "Which thoroughly good watch is really cheapest?'' The Waltham Watches have stood the test of time. Wallham is the original seat of American watch-making. iThe idea of making our own watches, land making each piece'.of machinery specially adapted thereto, so that a piece lost or broken may surely be replaced by a similar piece from any other'watch jof its class, or one ordered from the manufactory on purpose, originated here and here it has been carried .to tperfsctiln. Everyyear since the start, has -witnessed improvements in machinery, processes, and workmanship, until WAtches ac^iow made at Waltham as cheaply and as ox* cellently as anywhere on earth, as Ihe vast and ever-widening demand for them abundantly proves. M!',-.-•••»"

Self constant and signal have baen lbe improvements in machinery at the Waltham manufactory, that the JCompan'y have not only been enabled to make better and bettor Watches, but they now sell them for fever dollars in Greenbacks than they cost ia gold before the War.

In conclusion, w6~ would refer 'oUr readers to the advertisement of pany in anoUxer column, which contains many important facts,/and givei ,maiy useful bints to watch buyers every whWW,"

OiTBoouwciL—In oar iinctatn yesterday, camber of gentlemen being present, the j^bject of spelling coming up, the following test sentence wes proposed, and not one present spelled it correctly. The sentence was proposed about a year ago at en examination of thirtyfive teachers in Massachusetts, end only one of them wrote and spelled it proper, ly. The following is the sentence, and it is one that will be fovnd an excellent one to test the orthographical knowledge of Ja friend: "It is an agreeable sight to witness the unparalleled embarrassment of a harassed peddler attempting to gauge the symme. jtry of a peeied onion, which & sibyl had stabbed with a poniard, regardless of the innuendoes of the lilies of cornelian hues.'1

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month of January, we extract the following interesting figures. The average

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cond Ward 315 lird Ward 28?

Second Ward.... Third Ward •Fourth Fi Grammar School 199 High School 85 Per cent of attendance 96 average daily abeeude.. 75 Number of cases of tardiness 746 Number of pupils not tardy 1488 Number of pupils not absent 1067

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Deaths.—The report of the Superintendent of the month

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Mrs. Mary J. Bock well, Fever.

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Mrs. Angee Dickson. Infant of Cassie Shoemaker, Spasms, Mrs. Phoebe Ann fiooper.

Elizabeth ^Aiqa, ,Winter Fever. Jane Ireland, ^Typhoid Fever. Sarah 0. Hclden, Consumption. Elisabeth McManrice, Consumption.

A Swinbxeb Abroad.—Some of our readers may season just closed, rumors in reference to a certain man,at that time located at Dar-

jpackipi^l$^j^ fr?lated a building fd'i ifrat ostensfMb purpose, and who obtained salt to pack hogsr for himself and money from several of our citizens to purchase pork and oata on commission, under false representations. This man, whose name was Thomas Daniels or Thomas K. Daniels, suddenly left on Christmas morning in debt about a thousand dollars in this city, to those wbo hadJ advanced him. He was purssied to St. Louis, theace to Leavenworth, Kansas at both of which places he changed hisj name, was brought back about the first of February, when he made a doleful statement of being drugged and robbed) the distress of his wife, and that he now had no money, never intended to swindle, etc. Believing his representations true, 'ne.was not prosecuted. Those who suffer-1 ed by him ^loto think it was a most ciis-f placed leniency on their part, and that he should have been put through,

This man Daniels is about forty-five to forty-eight years of age, about 5 feet 10 inches high, stoop shouldered, bald, and draws the hair over the top of his head to cover bildnesB wears goatee, dyed.

Information has been received here within a day or two past, that a man answer-: ing the above description was arrested at, Attica and taken to Muncie, on charge of forgery. A woman claiming to be his wife furnished the money, taking up the forged notes, and destroying the evidence, There was another party from New York after him on the charge of swindling.: Whether or not the man arrested at: Attica is Daniels (which is altogether, probable) sopui hege «nd ..at IJarnr^i be« $ve{!)a«rielsf b# 4° u^tru'st•worthy, and of whose character the public should be aware.

''TOO gaoao OT Our Life as Property—The N ational Life.—If we,hav%^athouJttofj|r. ishable property at:riilfrWhise ro83 would bo an inconvenience to our estate, tee al~ ly.tbe! piropithable at rop-

tDays insure if. crty of our famili£s,&(ah< that, more than any other kind of erty), but we If our houses may build more and earn more but if we are lost, everytbio§.(i£^fcOii{ ii necessary to insure our buildings and merchandise how much moteloj.iqs,u^a-i)ur live*, which make j£bda*Sratt^ercbAndise, for the benefit of our families. If we arepiqsDerous^a.fuUpaid policy is libStiyBWe^fd^e ttt ture, that is beyond any contingency mjfjkQoor,^ dollar j.^o?|.\or: && pi weelf

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handfome a«m at a later

period. What should we think of the sailor who goes to sea without anchors, because it is fair weather whea he sails, and what should we think of the husband and father who makes mo provision for wife and children because he is %oell to-day although he knows he may not be alive tomorrow

Formerly, it was difficult, to obtain life insurance in responsible companies.— There were those which promised large dividends and advantages, without any sufficient guarantees. Life insuranco should be •perfect—secure-beyond all risks or chances. A company should not only have a large capital, but should be man. aged by men of the highest integrity and financial ability. We believe that we have such an insurance in the National Life Insurance Company of the United States of Americs. It has a full paid capital of a million dollars and with such financiers as Jay Cooke, and Clarence H. Clark, and aboard of directors 'embracing gentlemen of the largest busi iness experience, we are not surprised that it is one of the most successful institutions

its kind. It delivered its first policy iAugust 1, 1868 and the policies issued since that time cover insurance to tbe Wmount of Eight Million Dollars.

TB ASS •oaSw—EAUd by Dttn* Xiteball-^aafiBsCWit M|ber

Stowe. No. 8, now rtiiiy Iptf^r^ale by aU m« 'sdealei'*, is aa extra swmbe'f— Smy person ^y^fai?£^ffflbtanumber wilt receive with it a eopytrf eagravLog from a reccat" entitled "The Pet of tt« "It Is prmted 4ha separatesbeet ef tfilci% tinted ia a: I'^almtJM^ -Hon ibe tothe' readars

Valentine picture by Mast a foul.Vi*!-, eatute, |y. jH^Ckfteih' and tlie usnal vartoty atajSj.excellenc* in all departnyento Priae 10' cenls. .n-.iw

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With good wishes to all, wa. #„wl subscribe myself, yours, Ac.,' it-.s Joseph Liston. .v»mn&iii T!'jt «oif»

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Marriage Juicesses were issued lastj week by the County Clerk to the folioWr ib parties: Geo. Brezing and Mary Councilman. Fred. Guiser and Teressa Sherrer. Bichard Molden and Louisa Stewart. W.H. Beauchamp and Carrie S. Finch, E.W, Stewart and Marzaret Smith. Michael Fox and Mary £. Lee. Geo. E. Watts and Margaret Gorman. Jas. M. Bobertson and Sarah Wilson.

Beal Estate Transfers.—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Becorder's books during lost week:

Levi L. Killian toT. W. Daniels, t*act of land in Nevins township for $500. Hiram Bigler, trustee, to Wm. H. Bannister, interest in lot in Boss's subdivision for $400.

W. H. Bannister to Hiram Bigler, same property for f400. W. A. Tipton, Commissioner, to G. W. Hutts, 135 acres in Otter Creek township1 for $1,600.

Mary McDaniel to Clara A.Southern,, interest in lot in the city for $400. Jos. F. Johnston to John A. Lockard, lot in Dean's sub division for $175.

Marth A. Odell to Elizabeth Brown, lot In Jew^tt's addition for $1,500. Tboe. A. Young to Sarah H. Young, lot in.jbe city' for $1,600.

GfO. W. ,®faylor, trustee, to Jas. B. WebBer tract of land in Harrison: toWnsMp fof *0*.

Jo9. P. jiqnday to O. Bell, lot in Linton's addition for $225. HarrietH/r Burnett.and others to Danl. larp and otherg, thirty acres in Harrison tewnsbip for $4,500.

A. X. MedaVis to A. C. Mattox, lot In Bosrfs subdivisions for $1,200. H. S. Creal to Geo. H&rpold, 40 attes in Nevina township for 11,000.

Chauney Bose to M. Hanrahan and others, three lots in Bote's sub-division fr $l,16ft..

Thoe. F. Wells to Wm. B. Hunter, lot in city for ,.$3,000. Curtis Gilbert to Patrick Tully, lot in Gilbert Place for $460.

Alei. McPhersoc to Frauds S. oomb, lO aores in Otter Creek township for $528.

Henrz Byceto Thos. J. WheatoD, acre in Linton township for $150. John C. Hunt to J. C. Clement, undi vided half of the Telegraph MilLfor mar*\n «3 ,»«« f»iW* ma ,}iTtfc3}« a* i«s

SPEEB'S STANDABD WINE BIT« TBBS is higbly recommended byphysi clans for Dyspeptics, on account* 0/ its tonic properties, Its parity, and its deli' cious flavor. augl5-dW3m-

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ffirfosfa' Enaraa: I wish to tretpass seriiwhat oU"your colirmnS in order to •(MNet seote aaisUkes that I see in Ibe of die Terre flEwIe fa **"1' o?1 tbit it was tho intention- of the writer to misrepresent the facts- -in-the esisn. af Mated ia regard to thia Accofuat of Ihi ^fjth of Thpm&s Puckeit, and fcT feis Vf', ing classed among the oMest 'settler#of Vigo county. As this is ^mentioned as ti^e iLtejtpry, of tb* count^ I wish it to be givhtt1 feWf«t ,ndt1that in any w«yrd(«tract from Thomas Puckett anyi thiog t&»t may 'he due him, aaa piooeei-| butthet^.facts ia. the case are.these that in tbe yeat 1811 I turned the first furrow that was turned in what is noW (^tted Yigf county, on: the, ro,Bd leading from terre Hiiute to Lockport, oh tha( is represent id as the Dean Farm. I, with my father, lSdmond Luton, and, William Grear Adac«, Wiliikm Drake, Beuben Moore and Martin Adams, broke, fenced and planted '15 acres of corn, and spld the corn raise*I to Harrison's army, while building the fort near the Wabash riyar^ Since that time: I have not' been absent from Vigo county to exceed four artJ,n,tbs hi any one ti me, Dutibg

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Was engaged through the war in pursuing Indians that were' committing depredatibii oti the settlements below,, and in burying the deed that were killed by them. Isaac Lai ubert, John Dickson, a Mr. Hudson, Chaivey and Malory all cultivated the' lands iwrder tha protectian of the'fort.

NotwiStbstahding 1 was her* the time ab'&ve meutioned,l have no recollection Of Mr. Puckett being in Vigo coun'.y unf til the year lSlfe I believe it is true tl^at he built the 'h^use mentioned on the Modisett lot, in the fall of that year, after the sale of this lots in Terra Haute. So far as he being in conjunction with me ilk breaking the soil of. Vigo county, it is a mistake, as we never were in connection With each other in Any capacity whatever. .•

Sometime'ago I heard that it was pro* poSei't'o have a meeting of the old citir zens that is, the pioneers of Indiana ^cpme.tegeither and reheatA) incidents of the' early settling of the county. The move Would please me very milch as I believe tliat I can give as near or nearer a...tru«( history of the settling of Vigo county as any other man thatnow lives, for I claim to be the oldest man .bow living lhat flrtt settled in Vigo county. I am now 87 years old the 23d day of Inst January, and can read without spectacles and enjoy as fair health as any one of my aga." Or course, according to the coursi of nature 1 can not here long, and woiild like to have a visit with the old pioneers of Vigo county to greet each other apd talk of the pa9t as well as the present.— If you wish to know my politicf, suffice it to say, I have been on the side of lib* *J tmsstipi erty and my country.

of the Indieaa Blttn 'gHionp copy of ^itoh I at jpHebl tn Hon. F. w« Mrn that Vigo ~fc*s ^SttiMUta.

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William P. Luca%, hery, ,7,y^ia/rotn:Mac^ lj||83iv Tbomaa. Hutching ,66f yeara

Bichard Hart, 45^tfartt oSd, erand 1

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:4 »nd3|atteigfwi^fjntPUt^Kr»kU|v! from Sept. .28f {|67... Walter Difle, 17 oars old, grand larceny, 3 ySaVs tflim ^^t. |p| 1^67. James T. Badentf.jztyWi'S old, p«R lat icenjy, fcyears ffom.S»pt.«?lltW?^^*\ George W- Walker, 24 yeara^ .ot4, grand larceny, 2 ypar4),from Sep..83,,1867te Jbhn OliVei1, 34 yfears-ofd grinu^'larceny

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Pomerot's DbmocrAt.—This n«w paper has a wonderful circulation. I(j nearly every towh ln the country the democrats and wofkingmen are gettiiij up clubs for it.. It is the boldest, shar eat paper published, and walk# into Con| grass and the Bondholders regardless of results. The paper has ever fifty tbou'j sand subscribers in tbe Siate of N6W York alone. Send tor sample copie?| which are sent^free^ and see it for jour-j elves. AddrMs/l£:iii||^OMEii^T, Print] ing1' House Square, ife^ Y6rir City 1 s^aaafritaieeasoa e» «oeiBf w. wit tf rf arS tftsqf orfi

"When pain and anguish wring the brow," inquire, for Dt.

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Paris Callier, 24 yg%r old, grandlarceny, 6 years from March 18. 1966. Daniel grand laroeby, S y^r^front April 25rl8«e/ il Jstnea L. 'Wooded, 41 years yiars fetart-'Mifleh «s'i8#T: Hwekitfb i5'-yeaa« /oW.-fil'alird larceny, 2 years from Mat6h,:2S,''1107. John Pittman, 18 yeaisnldi-grand larceny, 5 years from lurches, 1867. Won. Goukl.iJ yea^siojd, Kobbeeyi ?jS*ara from Mafc^26,,.^867. .... Geo, W,,1ScoU,.^,yBata, old, gwd lacceny^S yoarafr^tn.May ^0,^18%?^ ,jtii Watson Boswotfjb, 19

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John 'King, 33 years Old, petit larceny, seari fipm April )9,186S. 'ms, fkm, S3}few*oW,^b«rgl«jv 2 yeara fPom Apf«ta

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John Talmsn, 18 years, o^, grand lttrceuy, years from April 13,18^8. George Wlbeny-32 years oM, grand ^arJ ceny, 3 yjasrt frpiii Oct. ?0,1868. Wm. K. C9nkUi, 16 yean old, granq

larceny, a yean from 06t. '20, lf68i AVortW Tehyfce, 20 y6ars old, gr£i$3§r"| ceay,^yea»:from Oct.' M, af&ftjjci'i' Michael Saxton 60 years old, grn«J51ar-| cehy 2 years from Oct 20, 1868. Lucy Mathias, 18 years old, grand larj ceny, 2 years'from1 Oct. 20,1868. Elizabeth Jones, (Toad) 18 ^ears old] grand larceny^2 years from Oct. 13i 1868. Margaret. Bran nan, .17 yean old, burgi lary, 2 years from Oct 20, 1868. Elijah Brown, 23^ters Old,, grand lar4 cany, 2 years from Nov.'1^, 1869. I Anderson Steele, 19 years old, grand lar? ceny, 2 years from Dec. 4,18Q8. Luke Burke, 19 years oldr grand larceny, years from Dec. 1868.' .XI ti .. M'lh,.n't' «fl«rf«

Communion Wine.—We have beeij shown apeefm^hs of sacramental or puri juice Wine,-prepared by Mr. Alfred Speej of Passaic, N. J., out of-the Port Gra] which he cultivates ia this country. I taste it assimilates^ to port, ^withdut Iti heating qualities, bairig absolmely ^f^| from.spirits farther thai*' its own fermeni tation affords. Preference is givea to 'ii over another wines in New York and other hospitals as a tonic, gentle stimulant, diuretia and sudorific. Mr.i- Spee| has been nine years experimenting in thi production of this wine, and the newesi wine he sells is four yetrs old of which uur druggUts, have got ia a supply. »T i-Liii febJOdwll1"

Armistead's fam-«

ily medicines they are pure and most' effective remedies ever offered to tbe pubs lie? They consist of ABMIjITEAD'S* Tonic Syrup, Armistead's Pile Ointment,! Armistead's Dn iveTsal Ointment, Ar-i mis toad's Compound Liver Pills and' Armistead's Dyspeptic Cure They *re( the result of tbirty.yearf' experience in1 tbe practice of medieine. lOwitt--

The Seth Thomas Clock Compan have been making new, improvements styles" and finish of cheap Clo'cfes,'suite*1 for the dining toom and kitchen. They are to be found atAbe frt»blishineiit ofj S. Ri Freeman, 161 Maiu fitr6e|, whew all, other kinds and patterns of best make of Clocks are to ba had_HeJhas.tbe Watch'nan.'SjC.l^11 »lso- irt,r{.jH

Ladies, before buying Hoop Skirts go to Weisz's ^kir^Factqr.y suid.-jpuy at ac tualcost. Ntt humbug 'XlE-'j dwtf •rft y.-l. if''' r.-f.

Tuell, Ripley & Co. have created a stock for barter. All goods which are the luast out of (late Will be placed in it and ild at the first reasonable offer, without regard to cost! This will enable many to ,obtain warrn^ comfortable. .ciathiiBK who are net able to pay fur thy comparatively bigh pnees'and'-fashWrtiblef'goddii The goods will be soiifjfbr a song. Call andsee. 9,dlw.-wlm Cor. Fifth and Wabash!

PUEJD,

W I O N S at urday. Feb. 0th, at half Past On9 o'clock A._M.. Ial»lla %. iftiioii? 'Wllsoif^j* Ji WUiion, at SSSyeara

alL Bldt«oii?'VVllsoif.'vjjr aj SS^yearS a»l 3

ais, allof tbl« city. 1

Cost I

—We propose to close out our .stockjof Beady-made Clothing at cost with the view of going out of that line of business^ Alto, a line pf low priced CawigpreSf Jeans and Satinets at cost or less. •asioe our stook, buy of us and save moaay: Gbov*r 4

Mill**,

with rby«lognoiay,jPfa'r«ioic|y{, Kthaology.Pijtloloti, and Psjakolegy, adaptBd-to mil irbo iwad, Tat UtesfltataB. Joub^.^ moothTy, at S3 hy»ar criuelu a of. Ua,.a« ilfc seek}, Jjew Tolamo. Jaaw^ l^i»bta,#MJ||r BOW raadjr ,S0c«Dtsf, AJ*irjSa3i,B. Ifoi/ 389 Broadway. MaWTforfcT-r .tfii .'ii. ii ssiS

"A rich atorehome of icatrocttOQ ao4 tat«r-

Pott "One of th. pla^antsat and moat readabl* magaclcM tbat'eoarrr te' tM» Bfoe."—S. T. COtnrnMt. ''lfc^hitoharw^^U^ia eaary toJly «^4Watoar®8»r': /^^theV JonrbaVTa America imparttlaMW yaae Taloab lnforaiaalon aa UilaRM^-f-ttainly bo other teaehce^iaB N watt-'tw^Mc^r tficSaf. Eacb ala gle aaaiber la wot

Hit*#, I yi witiTi baraditarr OonramptloD. Har paito2i*«4JN# eral brothcxa and.iutert diadiif thla terrible dli-

«ero (kuctoa tbe pnlst at 140 her taaatblnz JWnftiftVfefteWft" ^ryex^aistii^ •iaife«a^oteetytaieliNate/4*t Mp-«MuVSb eenfjwnca »!?no"1^ coracle. At this itage ot the diseua. Dr.. 9.

physician of fourtcan year*' BtsnM*8, toribed MISHLE&'S BKBB BITTSRS. Tho pa-

Wsait sM'tid'sbv l^aMatlir etw**»B*tabcoreiB«eSe*BfcFeeq| k, aatilaha' aatiryjjr wpoirer^,. Mn. Sta^ff^ ^aatlIlllria«J In t^e foil «nj9jia»at^f. p^rfcct heallh. O.^-j Bo'rK iiq., Prel3«nt'dr tbe ^alicastor coa'utf! Ka.. Nttttbnal Vank^rtS^aaila^i •Mrs ot ihlnairiSnMaht aata. (fi [dwlwi

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iIqewni- uxutbi .i»

After hftTlng tioronghly tested in my lamilyj -aadiii my Q»n ,dan, 'BarHa PMtoriil Elixfr." 1 aWfag PJ testiaaoay. the many tncojniams which cthet^ havo doaerv^dt if tHViatiri'uprtii'it! If whatovpr tcuda tn ro^Ieia Kamaio'itflffbrto^l^a 6nBe"actbn ttfeni t!ejta3nl^ ftlkfryPMtpiait Stiair'f wortbr ot ku rcal««. jWepaa^. from ^acbcce »nil,nGqaAintf ance, recommrnd both It. and the Proprietor rpeiifeeHy rfcttaWp."^:j fa' A. 'BBOO&ji,'1

Pastor.Aitiai'y' Jf. E.^^Lnrcb. Tdrre Hatrte/ This iBTatuatftU-reiBied yfor tho enri'of'bol^s', Ca4tb, .Oroais- Qoaroeoem, fto ii mahnfdetnr. aad soVi pr, JBABB, GCilGK a BitKT. .foil,,

r(btbisVd^(JH

iij Virtue of an Order of'tW Vig^' Commoii ^paa'.Qoprti'I.Wldt offer foe sale at pabilo uncr Urn, at the Court Hbuaodoor.iu Tarre Haucr,(C]| SatardHty, the 6th d»T of Mircb,

I EUFpa II. SIMl^QNi.' f«10\t3* Tif. 50,00 ilerfe..

T?MPLOYMB^^r-PL fCAS ANOi X-i'AjSD rRD^PTA jt/Ep^-Setid stamp (or particnlitt, ie 6. U. WELL-v S89 BiOMl«»y, S. Y.

Q/EAM OF INDIANA, YIGO U, OOPJSII—8S:—Vigo Comtaon. Pleas Uocfrti April Term, 18C9. Marietta Saaeen and ottrcitf, TS- 'Wrllliam "StSw. art, Sr WitHam SttWaTt, Jr., Mary Mtowort, and Eliyaberb, Horndo^f.. Partition.

Attt.e Dtceinber T^rin'of aaid Jourt. A. 1)., 1868, tcqpas, the Plaintiffs^ by.'tlieir ,AtAfrn y, and flie tli'elr amondsd complaint hr6'.n alio, alleglngitHat tUe sborn nabi'd I#fetitlauta nre qoa-rlkridedtsiortbe :Stataror Tndiaaa, «herei upon the Cou-t orderol that noticb Jbfe giveiV tbem of tlie pendency of fhia procre'ting.

All^^rsona mnebted to tno ia firm will and sa tloimmeliatsly by note or cash. FebS-dw.tf i,-

piSSOLtJTION NOTICE.

The partnetthip heretofore ex!atin( between the undersigned, under tho firm'.uaiAe of Krlaugar Brother, JSas thin day heon disioired by limitation. The btfitlnees will be aon iinutd by J. Ermnjer, who is adthoHs-d to.eet.l»all afflatrtf of the firm. All tboee knowing themselr^s to be indebted to ua. are requested to come forward^ at onqsianl sttrie. 1.

or

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HH

py fVQ"n HESDKBSON—DENNIS—In this city, oa-tba llth of Januar^, by Z«ans ilbith. J, H.t H. HssBiasox aBtf.Hrs. UlKBiaTIA

Ik »be«mtireaaoant 01 a year'

•abMriaSwsu—TbUgroph. lAgeata wanted. 8 •nr New Premium JUjta I .. ffitwjt

csdiaha, vtgo

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ssiPH INSURANCE

•OBM*

FlrM

Cakes, Ac. Itreinlraspsi^f Tlfli

ifilspoowsTCit. ros A quarI'of rlpvs$ *Ktia if erwer«

c«iB«TaIly.

At^#tiorrsaWr

Irs.

N.EBLAHQ8B. SiO-KB. JiEtiUANOK

In referring to thaaboTe notioa.ltbe ttndersign'ed ben lasT« to retera: thank* to his: friends »nd the publia la general,.fur past favcrs, hnd. mbst speottirflJ soliolut« a continuanoe ofi.be same.

J«n 12 dlw»w3ti ii.. iuiS JOS. MB LA NO EH. TcxtBisS ..-- .1 ...-T UH'

MAND, 56 Main Street ,'

ti. W. eoraer of-Old Court Hnnse- wiU pay: •be highest cash' prfoa ibr all kinds of Country Produce, such as E.-gs1, butter, Poul«ry, ali»e or dressed, Hags, Fe«thnr«, Aopl«»,: Potao«B, Onions, Dried Fnrft and'Smik'j».'lf*Bt Will aTso buy Seeds of all klnd#—TldiotHy, OloTer. Fla*. M. With a l«riife stock of Grocerl'S always onband, onr'mbtto ls,-'to:sell st a amaH-pr^fit '.and1 qaick aalos. Call aad 'See for yott.MWee 3w1y* i-i iVift "1 1'

StatsCotBtn^m

oonirrT.

Feb. 2, 1869 OBl-wfe TT" JJISSOLqrTION

as:

.. ...

lAlV VI l^ViatlOs 1 wv VV u« I Vigo Plefii Ootirt, April Term, I8w. Priscilla McCleary, ifamM Metilaary.

Dlrpioa.

On thir day, to-wit, tbe firct 4ay of February, A P., 1869, comes* the Plaintiff, by Batrd Craft, lirr Attptntya,WtttiSlS ?th»lr complaint herein also by tne return of the Sheriff, to .process lrsncd herein, (SbWlBg that the Defend5ilJt iei a non-rosiJfBt-of lbi Ptate of IndiaDa-" '*2'i."

Netlce is «beraf»r»her»by giren to thfc sa'd D.«\: fendaat tka tlfng atid p-ndenoy of this proceeding, and'that these tie will be beard 'and determined at the itatt lerm of our sain' Court,: commencing: oa the third Monday of April next A. D,, liW.

AttMt: BtFUS H. SIMP90W. febSwS -Prf fSjOO

,^rfc I...

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J^OTICE*

Dsk-

All ptrioitiiiiUM to tbe late JACOB D. EA BLX are trttnsMl to make ImmSdi-fe^ payment, and thoset hsnung' claims asain'sflrim,' to present them for. UtUement, at tha oAee Ja00b I. Iarlr Qon, to SaMOEL B.lAtLV,

The partnership formerly existing between Jacob D. Early ead9aa(ael8. fcariy. nnder'tteflrm name of Jacob p. EarlyJA^on.waa aissoltdd 00 the tbS a ay of January last, by the death of Jacob D. Early. All persaas.tn«'bad to the Ute firm aie requestel to make imtaadiate payment, and thoee having olaisa aaalnet it so present them.'without delay. 0.\MOKL8. HAittiY,

FubSd3$wlw Sntrirtng PartB«ir..-.i li'iV' .Ar-ran

A

PPLICATION FQ. XJ_CENMk—ThSSSatfcrsigned here

TeMdlwSt

w»Vji ni eISi7£ «f fnau" rnjiW') if

MFEWSURANCE CO

»ld*K)btsts"0TrVsataowa^aat 11

ni edJ s'. Arabovao tvi.V*X 186fil '^HolT cA^hcapital3...$i,o

BRANCH

Nati09»l:

.Drojaiat?.

J|f9lej's jBftkiag Powder.—DooBET'f Bakihq t'owaxiaia anrqnalled: for tnaklDg" M$it piscnits. Bollfi, J^ackwheat: »Dd

18^,':thfl

ftl-

E»tte, la Vigo, cpupty, ^Indiaaa^

Jfclithry.three feet and one.half inch (83 ft. lnoh) fronting on Fint street, by one hanrirud and iortyrone.feet «.trf two infcbeai ^Ul tt.K in.) in depth, in the southeast corner of out-lot nurnr tar 79, a JolDlog tbe 4Ity nf TArrt Haatei'''

Tekms—Oue-tbird caad, balance In l(l an,d_l? monttis, With iatarekt, and''mbttga o' on tti prtmises. Prooerty iold aobjtct, to the iUia ca.tata of El'Sa Gnintber. tl. It, 9COT7\ .., Adai'r DanielOatnther'j Kitate. miO'i*

Ol?ATB OF INDIANA, VIGO 0 OOCNTS flS-^-Oommon Fltat Con rt, A|ril -Jo I

Wiifchia'oib^ Ori tlila daj. to-wllt' fbe'tthday SK'fetSawyt lMp,:come« the PWnttff, by hil Atto^neyai aad files nl» eaniptafnt beri lu also, «n° aSidavi^ skewitfgithat the Defendant ha inon.reeldtna of the Stateof Indiana.

Notice 1) tberefbVe, hereby g*Ten to the gild Iei fepdent of t^e.ilU|ig^au.d l«iideui.v of ihl- irncofding, nnd'ti^t'tbe tame w4tI:bH-heard am! determined aVm£m termiaiojir said Oonrt, con.menciug on thf third Monday.4r A1-ril.ji- D.i

Hntzv & Krnnaay, Attorneys.

ctork^

f«bl0w3 Pre' fee

Gcor)?e Ij. Wood«mall, Jicob tJouhHia'Aiii TVtlliam BtocksdiB, 2d. Fir P^rtitlou of La^i AffldaTit harlag been made and fclail with thi petition^ th%t the jjelenlant, JaAOb. UoiiQani, iia anon resident of.the Sta'a of lauiana, noiice ij therefore hereby'4tren to Said that bebeiand appear at the next April term of the Common Pl«a» fit- Vigo ooatty, Iudiana, at theCouit xooiiLbf. s«ld County, the.i r.ud tlLiro to ariawr iafda|etiMoo, tii- a uetrea vJi.i' tie"fix* ken b^riefault a^aiua. Lim.

Bank.

PfllLADELPJaiA.

VFiters tfa« general ^bntlotn of tb* Oomfany fc Iransactad, and to which all general qorr^apc^denco shonld bo addrosod.

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OFFICERS..

OtABENcfe'B. CX.ABK, 'President. jAT OOUKt Cba1rnian Finknre aml Baecn'^ Onmmitteo. ,) HENBT D. COOKE, VitfePxcsident. EJIERSO^ W. PEET, Secretary and Ar43ary.

Xbla Coaipany, National in itaxharacter, o0e -by reason of Itt large Capita), Low Bates ef Premlam and New Tables, the moat desirable mennp of insuring Hfe yet presented to the public. ,. XUs ratai.of premium being largely reibi are made aa iayorable to. tha, iesttrefe as thos& oi the best Mntnal Companies, aad avoid all. compllcetioni and uncertainties of Notes, DItIdende, and the miauodotstan 'thga Whteb thd Sit. ter are so apt t.o cause the Pollcy-Hol?

(ia

JHetQR H#utfl,,bf .-,- OOX A SON{

Jt! sL.Ct I) ^D^X^ISTKAa'OR'S.SALE,

menna

•tbcecT,

Several new and attraotiro tablw are now. presented which nred only to be' noderatood IroTa ceifctabid lhejpablic, »nch es the IK-COMJE-PBODUOUIO POLICY and RETURN PBEMIU1I PQLICT.,. In lbs former, the policy^ bolder not only seenres a life inanrance, payebli at death, but will receive, if living, after a period of frw-yaata, mi annual'/neon* tguai latin per oral. (10 per 4ttU.) ef Mt poltef.^ln tbe latt'ef,tbe Company agrees 16'MWrn lo th* wtvred tllibtdl aaicaxt e/ montp hr paiii fe at&itfakfo anyount cf- hit poi»gr.

Tho attention ofpecsone contemplating lnsnr. ing ttatrJtses OriinbreaUiig-theamoont of ifaanrf anc« tfaayvidxeady ha^e,-la called to.tfcf special adTantageaofferedbythe jNatlonal Jlfa Ininranoe Company.

Circhlara,' Pamphlots' Snd full particulars gtr'ei: on application to. (be Branch!0£ioe of tha Comf pany, or to JOHN W. £KiIXS A CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

fiaoaral 'Agbnts for Ohio ahd Central aad South, t' »rn Ii»flla»*a-:.r •/.. *i ..

tT. 'A. JfTOOTEj

23dwlV Agent for Terre Haotc, In^

MOTHERS!!

MOTHERS!!! iam dojstt rail to pbocubb

For Ohildran Tesfhiag: This Taieabts pnmaiatlosi baa baen tiatd wtth mVBB FAILTKQ BUCCKS8 IN THOUSANDS or CAB *8.

It not obIf reUerSa tke child from pain, but lBTlgoratee th admty, aadgt system. It wtll also instantly relieve

Or^ping Isa the Bowels and Wind Colic. We Mlavb«i tbe DB8T aad BTJBE8T REMEDY IN THB .WORLD, in all caaea of DY8HNTfeRY and JLABRBmA IN CHILDREN, wlwther arieing ftom teething orany, other canae.

1

Noticeit therefore hereby gtren to the aahl D'sfeSlint of the flltng and paadoncy of thia prooaedlag, and that the aatno will be beard and de-: ferniined at the next (arm of oar said Court, commencing on the third Monlay of April next. A^Oi: MKB-v ,J

FnB directions for using will

1

Attest: B. H-HBIUP^OK, Ulork. febl0w3w-Prs feo |6.

5L' S.' i.

J^"9TICB. The firm of Taell. Blpley & Co., was dissolved OKthe lstof Jaouary, by mutual'couaent, t. G. W. Haberly retiring, and AnharDeming taking, til« place The new firm wiM be known undctrl tba styteof Tuallt.Bipley

acxmpany

each

bottkv. v»j Be eure and call for BtK8. WIN8LOWB BOOTHINa 8YB«P,n tlaving ths^c-ef™a»of «'.Cpana Pebiohn" the oiitiade wrapper. All othere are banc lOilttition#- [j, 430j}flH*tn », iwsacfj

A Oongh. Cald, or More Throat. BtQUlUES IltMEDIATE ATTENTION,

APD RROptO eaSCKED. It ALLOWED TO CO*TI*CE, IrritRttOM of tbe langs, a I lisrnansnt Jhroat A flection, or an Incurable

Knag Disease is oma vee BEasiT.

jtawn'g Bronchial Troches,

IlaviDjftdire:t inflaenf^to ibe art», gly« i'mined!ftto rolfof.

parts,

For nrohchiti!, Afthmi, Cntnrrh.Con. auinpuve nn«l Ihroat JHsaasw, T10CHE8 ABE USED WIYH AtWATS Q90D SCCCESS.

OStain only "Baowa'a Haowcauki. TaoOHas," I

Of full talus mt frt* to any Booh Agent,

Book

AGENTS

LI^

r»s

ice that he wUFa||fl^ to the County Cobsisslita. lers at thelnas|«lvr session in March 6t.. ,ll|. joense to sell spirituous and intozlcatia2 11^61^ lees than a quart «S a litre, for thi spaWof otK hear. Th«ip8eWassan which said liquoi^lira to be sold ats lossud oa tbe corner of Second aha iniSM stfests, to Tepa

Jauto^Vlgo connty. In-

1IILLKB

WASTED

ForXaUbow H»le8mitli'»Neir Book,

8GNSBINB AND SHADOW •vt IN NEW YORK. wpas or AasoaBtaa urrmussv, replete with Aneoaotes and lucidents of Life in the Great )Ie. jtrotnlts. \On* Aftnt til SO in one day, another rold and dtlit'end 227 in |6 rfopt aaoWerWK^inTdo|ro. Ko book eyer publisqedjthat ssllsso rapidly.

Leather, Hldea, Oils, Shoe lad. lum aiul-Ci«TkrVToorii, 8 %ftl afliTAi.l Z\ «tJT*a 1 ffea. 144*

W "AlJf 8T., TKBRK HlCXK, ULD.,

licitu order* fur .'be r\iMbs.' Ineffra lUf. ^joii ,5 adapted 0 llf wauti^t JMstwfi«c«ws*er4, »ad. «•aMWEgSi.fiWr

Hsrhufc SkiVtiftfj Fair "L. BluKJBJrid]fiti^UarJL ea iher, lLKdiiur^JAafLL£ath0 16 0UJ er. PM 4

Jloeaiwl v--tift'I

1

SOtl-SOak, Hamlock, Et»abtSrt Baaaoi Ayrx, and Orinoio, Frraoh aad AaftH' an Cai an! •. Ktf Salwa, W+* CpoM, Baff, Or«m L-atU."-, ^ebbl«Xlfcaia,.'Wna, iaaa ioathar, Qoawci*

SkiDS.etc.

BOi»^^hin^''*artem,Blifs,«-B4n,Y*)krP'1 and Oream. LINING SK.LS3—W2Ute, riak, lallaw aad B«ulatap'co. ba^aeea, I'aftras, Copf, HOfc&Oi

or TBK S Boot-Leg, bl't^ Sbaaa

United-Statss-ef Ameri^

Lasttngs,. Bindings, W'

9 VU08''91 Cdaipiu Uvcahira, Etc.. Lie., E OtLS—Cod/Stralls and Bank.

Sicily, 8anac and Japonlca. THREAD, NEEDLES, AND SBWQftt IbtCBUI THfiBil)

AND SILK.

•'tfASH for Bfder, Fura, 8fca»p Faltf, Dtcr I SUur, T&llow, and Iieoihat iu the ItoVL^b. Cotmigtiinenfa alu^iiys lliceive

Prompt Attention.

Fe^8dwtf,,

QtTEENT OP THE SOTtTH romBLE c&isT mills, —FOB— rOKK MEAL. «BE.tT FLOfRGItt AKD SWOfc

VCID, BOime APPAHATCS, 8MB ITERS and

MILL WORK GEXEHALLr. Our Mlll» are built froir. choTCe.Bnrr Blookf, s.lecteJ at the Quatr!»« FrahCK by

ISAAC STRAUS, himself. 8ind for Des rlptite F«7 iphUt onntaiblrg Tr.atl^a on Milling, aent by t^all .'rus

Aooasss

IsaacStraubAlo.

Cbrner Front and John Streets. CtSeiPifTATI, OHIO HFSbSwSm-* o) oula a'A ,ixAoii c»w mw

ATTACHMENT NOTICBeM

.. .. .•- Ferdinand Burgat. TS.

"1

Before £Li• dmitb.r9^

Jacob Breyfogle. Whereas, a procee ing in AitacL£asnt t'^5 1

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A PPLICATION for LICENSE. •AJL Tbo undarsiguad hereby It es notice (bar lie will apply to tne Couuty Commissiosera i'.« thelrreguiar sesstoB In Marcb, 1869, fur Hceoe^ tosell spirltuont and into (ioating .t^uors in live I quantities than a quart at a time, lor the paus of one year. Tho premises on wblch "aid Uouo 9 krato be'sold are Ideated at thi ''Terrs haute fionee Saloonon Matu street, reiweea 7'h atd 8th',' in Tei're rlii'ute, Vigo ronnty, Indiana. itomu. -.-ef, JOBHE. ^TILXlMljON.

Soathiag Syrup, a ttachment notice 1 Tssthiiw: I -AX. Baf^ro

S. Cli and Wm. WiiUann,") vs. 'OeorgbTroohs.' i"nss Smi'h.J.

Wkate&^ a proceeding in Attachment h* te/.'i taken out beforemc, bytbe Phi tifl", tbe gcods and e»atWIs, 'rights, oredlts and "Ccoo of said SeoigB Brodks, DsCeedint and '{isrrsu-.

,'Vlsbts oredlts and ••teco

a return ct doc ui-d," ba l.^n

ma'le on theaumiuoua, tUe Pal I D-fen-iant «-rtJ lake DOf'ca :ho said ouuae ba» been ooutiu* ued until.tho 13f.h iy 01 February, lvG9t at l-fou o'ciack in t^u forenoon, at ojy Office, in dtid t* vrual^p, at which time «nd pi are ti.e sad JDafrsdftttt \ril anM^cr to trie Plait.nffn* ckmpaUc. tha laoifl will b)consldoted anddtftertumtdlu hf »b .senc^«

Oiyen nndormy hand »^d «h^o 22-i ga ot January, ^669. ZENAJ SMITH, J. ft-

WIMTHE STE It'«

SPECIFIC PILL, i|

FOB THE CUKE OF

SEXUAL DEBILITY.

TWO to SIX BOXES oftite Specl&c Fill

Wili rromptly and Permanently Care bny Cesec' SPfMATnOBBIlEA, SSJtlJfAl «TElKfBM. iXrOLCfflAitr JilfiHTLf oe UiiLV 1088E& noweTor Originally Oau-ed, or Ho^.ivor Aggrnrated In Oliarscter while the? nlUspesdlvi .... raot tb.ao t»rrilIe morbid coridiHotis whiob tpiing from tho primary disease, or from sroret vlc^..

TH£ SPBOIFIO PU.Lilsequalfy amdicable t.the treatment pf every kind vJt G-fnttalor Ij,iaary Irritatfori/In capacity, or Imdofeniy i.Ubetie, Lituo, .or "Brick Dust" W, tha DaiNr Mllkr Discfiargos Inflammatlnnor wt-akutii-. ot tho Kidu'.ys, Ac. Clergymen. Liwyur-, rttulonta and all whose Baals and Kaavova ktbtilm b,-,. over-worked, are peculiarly mt'jttc to weaAJjVe^rf of the Ornirt.Oa^.Ng These should not f.-ii use TtlK SI'ECIFIO VILL.

SINOfeRS AND PUBLIC SPfiiKfittS 111 And Trachit naefnlin ooring tbe voice wbon I tatnn befota.^lngin^or Speaking,, and relieylog tnatbrbat aftir an u'naknal exortijfa of the Tocsl organs. The Trochti are Tea] mmetfdsd antil pn 8(.r.bed by Irliysichuis, and havo hi^l iratiuu- I rials from eminent melt throughout the Country. TT7 nlinci»»)«i n»t lleing an article of trne merit, and baviog protti, I W lnill^HlCl^l* WpCCllIC JrllJ th'lrefflCHoy b'y a test of m»ny years, s»ob yenr I finds thun in new localities in various parts of I contains no Mercury, Iron or any Injurious !c tho world, and the Troehet are unlTOrsaliy pro- I gredient, but Is purely getabie, and has been' nouaecd Letter than other articles. I o.ttenSlToly Used for more than tBiarT Tcahs

a"od

accr.i-ding to directloaa. lt will r"-

aVtVdo uot take any ot the icorthleu imitations Uia I Bt(»re tne.TiaiLl Paw^ftaiu *11 oa«?« of ImpoUacy mty be offered. I or Zacqpacte. SOLD ETXETWB$£S. I terA HEW TBEATI§E-tti d2ldaw-lmos-larlde I .... a .. (. cri ing the most prominent oauacsatad iTXrToaist and nr.As or oua* ot SEXUAI. DfCBILIXV, be mailed free te all sufforers of tlther sax. A 9.5 GIU 1ST A. K| »rlce #1 per bo* «la boxes for «, by mail.

I|J. WINCHESTER & CO., Solo Proprietors, 36 JOHIT STREET, N. i\ lor tale by ALL' SW68UT9 In TsrreHoato. ,aprilil!wejwly ins I*. 1

HOTELS.

Jacob

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Tl iron wi*h to know how rortnnsa are made XJI anrt io*t lh a day how Shrewd'Men are ruiinad ln Wall. Street how "Countrymen" ore iawliicl'fcd by Shatters how Sinister! and iler- li jehafltaiar^ BlSckmsileS hbw.Darioe Balls |S Ij JACOB BtTl SOX Coorert Saloons are Managed how Gambling

Houses and Lotter^s afTS conducted howStbck I Uuoi,^ has t*wj» tlioirngbiy ^afbrBklMj my28dwlY

HOWVl AuU liO»Mstf9 WtW19 wuVUvWU) OvW OIUll I( jccmpaalcs Originals and bow the Babbles Bfrft I •reiid tWs woik. It^ellS yott abotit the mysteries '-of.New lo kjjuii aoalainji Biegradhioal Sketcbes ioflts notedBilllontflres, IWerohants, Ao, AUrgt iocfbr j. Val, 3tO|NI|Na Winilf ItttuiraUi. The largest 1l TJACIFJO HOTEL,

particulars and terms, address tbe Publtsbar*

J. B. BUBB it CO- Hartford Conn. dw2w

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Dr. Harvey'* Qvid«n PiUs,

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Prtvata elreularta^tt-flfee. Xaelosa stamp. "I Von capsot procuia.tlw FUis, sailsss tbe sonsy and addreas RnH 'g OK,H Oedar Street, Kew York, and on receipt they will ba sent well sealed by return mall. DelS-deod wly

NATIONAL HOUSE, Cos. Hiaia Ana UaiKftraan, lV HAUTE, IK14

kiue doox aocttajxt C^rtU'idt, and Ciws' black SMti 6r Broadway. The undersigned t.t.e,

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tivh'S nuia^nslHtft'da end pa r» thit f' l, this date, tha the 1 coi/Jc «ill b« Sj,tu Iperday.

Balug sqbr^roprljsjjr of tluaHoaso, fbsre Jfore, free xrotB' the too rotnrti'o'n exaction of k'• [Inordinate rent, be is folly able tumeet tba dc*"(ward t'ndencj of. xiliciU- aitboat i.y f^illu^ oC "»f »arvt«a.

It w111 now, at ntjretofore, be bis aim t" rnbia-t tain nn^lmluiehKl trie favorable reputa'l-ri itbe Pacific, wtilch itba* enj y»d lor a«ny r-, »i one ot tlfe1t)e* tra»«ler%' botais. 'The'tsble will be toonti uily sap?U(4 jBTery delicacy rf the sensoo. The ettendftL Jwill be found tifllcleat Andofcliglpg

Tkelocation .aitl be fotttt4.ovue«aiaat for Wc»^ WMS8 busitttss Otlla thrm In. the iuW«r par: tbe :lty, and of ready access to all B.ilrsad end Steamboat Llaes. {s2dwflB J0H5 TATTJEM,

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Galfoons. Til'f'fK'F, Sbo*OB«?k. Btriatlaa,

ts. 0.rx Met,

Csnvfnt, 8hj« lilt, MechiwlWr'i, Sum Tr»u«eatttb, K«^e ItJbKctiafC, ,.Jfn^bia*rTni»ad

ShnoBlHcklng and. BrttsLu,

Nails, Awls aiit.laoka, Liltia &hoft.lieaa»

taken out l^jfcfe me, by-tue PlalLtlff, ngjln^t the «. ods and ctta^ttf rights, credits art'd kffe. It said Jnoob Brey-fogle, Uelendant and where* a return of. '"D-iendant Dot found," iBg ba made on tbe summons, thesald Defiant win takn'notlce that the said oau'a n»s «o cont.-i tied riutil thblsth day of February, 1889, af nine oVlook lu the fo^ranoyn, at my voice, in raid towrsblp, at whicn time aa.i plr.'-e the oatd De'aidor.t will answer to the Flali.tHTs coruplaiot, or tii« •atmt wllf lis eonsldorad aad determined 1 Us absenee. .. ..

Given under tny hand aod seal, tb's 8^1 day of I January, lSGf li: ZEN AS SMITH, J. P. S'dltwSt