Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 February 1869 — Page 3

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CITY NEWS.

TWE'SBTVKR is rifling.1 It is now

splendid bftalmg order for large cl*®8 •toamere.

ITEMSOF-news from ..all' parts-ff the city ani§M iftliien in and done format

this office. THE report that Stevens, the murderer. tatf Triicn

SCHOOLS.—?Ther3 saventy-iv® publicscb^jte in-VigO: county outsiie of this

cUy-

PEEScAsiri-^V^J.' Calkinf, "of the Princeton

Clarion

favpred ,us with a call

ori Saturday. »n. «.rc''Sbf

iyijjp made good thing

this'seM^njIfee'Seaiers hav« made a good tiling: the consumers haven't. glO/,IJ

DiMjucMtFRLlT-We #f« informed a oonsifuSrame number cf very obscene Valentines were sent through the Post

Office on Saturday-.

AT HOMK.—(Messrs. Scott, Pierce and Hamilton, delegates from Vigo in the Goneral Assembly, pawed ihe^ Sabbath with thfiir frilnds at home.

TOBACCO —pn and after this date it will bffens^ for any person to sell or offer for sale tobacco of any kind not stampod ^cording to law. „,*•»

J. E. RisLEt,#fdfmerly of this city, at p-o.ont.

nna

of the Deputy Commissionprs

of Revenue, has been tondered the Presidency of a New York railroad. W£&MI

ceme?. oa-Vtao 23th

^itfto^yoarr-considerably earlier Eual.^ Accordtng to popular belief r]y faster ^auguri an early open-

BKSIDKNT

Yermillion

of Olinton,

county, offers to give $10,000 to the Danville and Terre Haute Bailroadi provided the railroad drosses the river at thst

le^HiH-saomo

A GENTLEMAN wtttfTlas examined says that the fish worms have commenced 'iiUiar# o^ tha earth, which -is »r4eter »fsMing' -sign that the cold

weatKtS£ halpassed Min^——-—— THE STRAM*'R ZBBBA, which has been

Oil a bar, just above the, Railroad bridge for* several clays, gQt off with the aid of urQW3, ,3S&terdfty,

f.and

oamo down

'SferJ- "... GdVhii&TOiK—The stearnef Bau

Claire will leave for Covington and all intermediate landings this afternoon at one o'clo^fo^fi^gh^or parage ap-

gross.

.On Monday Mr. W.

vk,Caate/ef Sugar Creok township, sold eleyex bead of fine bee# cattle to a Arm of ctly"£utckers at'five cents per pound,

Sfuixa EJECTION.—The Clerk and sWifr of the county givo notice elsewhera for the approaching April election. One Trustee sand four Constables are to

b^lg^ed in Ha^iaon township.

R. GARVIN doesn't Mant ua to say anything about l^s^ilfr^m the Yelocipede, on the .Court .HottSQ. ^uara.... yesterday, afternoon, and out of consideration of ptrsonal friendship we won't.

^TM^»Jmirmal loar^s than an effort is to JDoitz pardoned out

of tha penitentiary. His wife I

from the: thrtiat-dutting a I

a divorce and is married again. •JEJIA-

QuUo

all.

ATTEMPTED

4. Jakk B^WMt dted" at field, ^Massachusetts, on Friday last. He was distinguished jlBXQg_OiaJKiU^rk^f

Colonel of a Massachusetts regiment anil subsequently as a Brigadier General. At the time of his death he was one of the Commissioners of the Paciflo Railroad *H tho part of the Government. He will fcg: remembered by our citizens as one ofjtb^ members of tho firm of Phelps, Mattpon & Barnes, the builders of the Haute, Alton & St. ^ais Kail way.

THE

ROUB BOYS

PF0VE3,

CAWIL.—A meeting of the Board of Managers of the Wabash and Erio Canal was held at Lafayette last Friday.-— Capt. John Haney of this city was in at tendance. O. W. Colton was re-elected General Manager.

The followiag gentlemen were selected a* the Executive Cofainiittee: Col. Behlon, Montezuma Dr. Jev stt, Lafayette Mr. Breckinridge,'

The Canal Is in much better conditio^ than last year, and the prospect of an increase of navigation jnore -favorable.:

POOR ASYLUM SUPERINTENDENT.— Tho [Commissioners met Monday .morning to select a Superintendent for the Poor Asylum for the ensuing year. The applicants, some eight or ten, were promptly on hand with. their ieveral propositions, and were not a little surprised, as doubtless will be our readers, to learn that the Board had chosen one of their own number, Dr. Daniol HoilingBWorth, as Superintendent. This action of the Board receives the severe condemnation of men of both political parties—.the Bepublicans condemning •3 a high handed outrage, and the Dei ocrats, because it will injure the partyi Dr. Hollingswbrtb is to be paid twelve hundred dollars a year, while good and responsible men offered to take the position at eight hundred dollars. Strange doiogs, these times

•WHT FOLKS BIAS LOCALS,—AN old •local," who ought to know all about things pertaining to his department, sayi the people read items of local interest for reasons as opposite as man and wifo.. A, reads about a fight because he was there and saw it B, because he was there, and didn't C, because he had heard about it D, because he. hadn't, while those who' had a hand in it, want to know how' much truth concerning them the eaitot has deemed compatible in its utteranc# with a continuation of his own eartblf career. The consciousness, too, that bun* dreds of others are simultaneously peruse ing tho same article, and that it is then* fore a subject of common thought ftfld conversation, doubtless adds to tho z»l with which ordinary readers eagerly, favour articles that otherwise would have but a dull perusal at all.

mtnta

l^rpaaV School building. mim.m 'il»

1 1

JJL GERMAN,_ whose name we oould not WrtJ, was arrestedJn this city Thursday ev.^nft by a policeman from IndianapoHitcharged with stealing two horses and a'Wigon, which were found in his possesiion, He was taken bach tQ Indianapolis

*"GOOD CLOTHES."—A reliable authority »tates that gentlemen, this spring, will ^i^ Ctets with a rather wide rolling collar,,c«it .away to some oxtent and about as •%rf as usual. Vests will be mostly single-breasted, open low enough to ad-

mifca fair view of the shirt bosom, an I adopted in many will be as snug in the leg as ever. The new spring overcoat is something between the regular evercoat and a cloak.

Strew: COMMISSION** BARRICK a good!force of men vigorously at work,

2 3 I

3ST

mam,

l-i •»a Ufto Tb»

BOBBSRY.

doM^'of QrQvw

Yesterday

morning one of tbe shutters to the front

clo^inS

fastening. It was evidont that the object I

WINTER

iJ»n't'Vt

arrested Saturday

night, charged with thieving, were sent to jail by the Mayor, jifter an examiiia-. tion yesterday morning,' in default!of three hundred dollars bail in each case. Sherburne, and 'BoaCbe pload guilty to the charge, while Byau and Hayes denied any participation in the crime. It came cut on the examination that the boys had a regularly organized gang for thieving. A game of cards decided which should be Captain of »ho gang 1

J3Lafayette

Henry

Taylor, Lafayette? Judge J. U. Pettit, W abash. 5 The Board rnsolvctl to have the Canal opened for business from Montezuma tothe Slate line on tha 1st of April.

•"'k':TBE POST OFFICE

EDITORS EXPRESS From the indications prevalent thore seems to be no lack of celf-sacrificiog individuals who would "kindly consent" to be burdened "with' the duties," to say nothing of the

imolv*

of the U.S. P.O. I have heard

of no single aspirant who would not mak4 a good Postmaster, and among such an

array 0f

talent as desire the positionj-it

Dre9Ume(}

the Administration to "com4i

is presumed in" will have some difficulty in makibg a selection. To obviate this difficulty, your correspondent would suggest that the uvox

jfKfAiiKS.jr'On Monday the House adopted tbe'Senato concurrent resolution returning thanks to the citieens of Terre Hft&TOr^heir' attentrons on the occasion oPtfielal'i visit by the Legislature to the I popular vote taken at the polls within oLthe-laie' Vis

populi"

be heard, and that the

way to settle the question would be by a

I ranee of'the delivery of the Terra Haute

I range or we delivery I Postofflce. The election should be held ta nt^ftr alftctiona ara held, but as-to-ibe "vioCors belong the spoil!1-'' noae but those who voted for Grant should vote

The result of such an eleotion would ibe an instiuctton to the "powers that abd save much responsibility in' making a nomination. In fact, Mr. Editor, I am satisfied no other better plan conld bo devised for the selection of a Postmaster than by an election, and it would be the surest way to procure tbe sentiment of the majority of the Bepublicans to who their choice is for the position. This of the

towns and cities of this, as well as other States. I learn there is at least a dozen &j I aspirants for Postmaster, and I know that has 11 reflect the sentiment of the msjority of the Bepublican voters when say that by ballot of the voters is the only true

tablishment was found out of its place, and themarks ota chisel on the door showing that it had been forced from its I

"work iroes on swimmingly. The I lieves the necessity of candidates to pro were in an awful condition, but it cure recommendations and thus relieve f™*7

refreshing to discover that voters from being bored by aspirants with some bouom to the mud after petitions, which no one feels inclined to

refuse to sign. For one, I am in favor of a primary eUctlonlto select tho candidate for Postmaster of Terro Haute, and I be lieve the majority of the Bepublican voters are decidedly in favor of this fatem. Let there be primary election and let every aspirant for P. M. announce

himieif a, a

And the success of tbe "job/ I

was probably fruetTated by the robbers I

tried for a day or two to

tbe

•'tog fast."

reassert his power, but it was no use, as vasterday a warm sun and balmy breeze madea beaut if ui spring-like day. The birds are busy issuing their promissory ¥r|notea for summer's warmth and green, Committee fix the day Awhile

cold-blooded geese are sweep-1 8 «. .ing on their way to the northwest pas use. The buds are starting out quite ^treely, and the grass begin* to wear a lively green. We expect they know they're fcuiuness and shan't say they re

candidate, and go before the

p#opie) and

press his claims as strong

pleases. The best

th6n be tbe

becoming alarmed. —I not be the man best qualified for the posi, tion, a result that frequently follows eleo OLD

tle^ttmeerer

will

choice perhaps, but he may

Uons. In this connection, would I proper for the Bepublican Executive Committee to meet and consult as to the matI ter, t,nd if the election plan is thought a

it not

I and prescribe the manner of holding such election. Of cour.sc, when the election is over the successful man would not objscl

to pay whatever expense might accrue.— What say tbe Bepublicans YoUT correspondent has spoken. Vox POPULI.

O.—county xreaconr onep-

^i^rtraastiry,:,«lCfil^f(?i«ifjpeiented in payment of^tflglS stnptjr treasury. It'sirftne thing ooui

We'd like arrange our debU

bjp a simple indorsement—"not paid

want of funds." Qutte b'^ndy.,

tot

A^nanba show (bat- ^longevity bjjf

TarreJ twenty p« cent, within the last ten y6arr by fniMmous ex pou|a which: modern faatafbp exacts for fapwAli :. 4- .manVaf any^^woper ideas of economy now-a-dayi to all aorta of shift* hefore fce 'will incur tbe ooormous outlay "neoeasary to a burial of •yen moderate pretensions. A. friend at our elbow declares that, if they don't fall gpme in. the. price of funerals, he will never content to be bwied at.all..

The plowing, and pl^tlif:

season is near at hand, and our farmer readers should 'look over their i®pls* mentt, and see that all are in proper condition. Among other .s£tlclbc, plows must be purchased, and fff course the first place to go will, be to Jonas & Jones', on tba 'eui 'side of the Public Square. They have an excflllent iiiiortment, including Smith's patent Cwt-Cast-Steel Plow, $he merit of which fully set fortlr in an advertlsiment ei»ewhere.

MAYOR .COOKXKLY is not the."oldo8t inhabitant," but in. Conversation last evening he said that in all his experience he did not recollect lmt one Winter so mild as- tho present s**tbfr. 'ftat war the winter of 1850-61 and about this thm that winter he' came' from'Indianapolis, by stage, in company with Hon. Thomas I. Bourne. The- roadbad that it took three days to ma£e the trip. That was the lastr time' he itat^de the trip by stage. His next visit to the. capital was oyer the new, railroad.

SUSDS.-—Mr. J. A. Foote, the enterprising dealelvin seeds, !places on our ta-, ble his fourth annual descriptive cata-, logue of garden, field and flower seeds, potatoes, bulbs, et'., embracing the standard varieties, and many novelties. It is for gratuitous circulation, and every large or small gardener or farmer should have a copy.' For th^ee'seasons past Mr. Foote has given great satisfaction rathe sale of seeds, which is quite natural, making as hp does this trade a specialty. His preparations for the coming, season are greater than ever before, and we can not see why any of our readers should .go elsewhere to procure seeds for Spring planting. r' "-i -,. wititol

———

Ta* ArPBAMiur?fT.—The new appraisement of real estate, is bothering a good many of our people,, who don't ex actly understand' the buifntias.' This queer looking blanks left a^oun^ 'by the Appraiser aire'like so mubh Greek to a great majority of property holders.'. put (Understanding is that a\real!estate fewner merely describes on the blanks the property, lots or lands, of which ho may, be the happy possossofj together with stich'.ji^rmanent impromaents aa may have_ be^n placed oh the tamo during the interval transpiring'sihee the last lippraisem^nti In the matter of valuation the Appraiser fixes'that/but the owner,% case of grievance, will have recourso to "Board, «f Equalizations at the proper time. dwlt:

NOBIUI. Scaoot.—The New Albany, "thflJ^io-j p\e of .tbe r'state pacing taxes to erect building ifot a Terre "Hwite fligh Skooli' The pedple of Terre Haute have ^i7en, $75,050 to erect a building for a State: Normal School, besides their" proportion of taxes- for the balance ef the, money appropriated, and they are not yet much worried about it. .Our people ask nothing of the State except to carry out the imr plied oohtriu!t-pladge of fhith—under which they' tuwa giYtn that W5,dt)0. We do not believe the people of Indiana are epresented in the Legislature by man who will delfb^wately go bitfek on such a pledge Having accepted the donation of Terre Haute, and having, adopted a plan for the bullding'i-a plan which has been rigidly adhered to by the chosen officers of the State—the legislature ia bound in good faith to complete the structure. So all honorable men must decide. :-J

FIRE I—About eleven.'o'clock Saturday night, thq Sarly block, corner of Main and Second streets was difcovered filled with smoke. The alarm was given, and tho engines were promptly on hand, but fully ten minutes elapsed before tho fire was discoveied. It originated at No. 61, the lower floor of which is occupied by Adams & Stewart as a grocery stor^ and the second story by L. Forster & Son, as a furniture wareroom. The engines were good working order, and tbe fire was squelched in throe minutes after the first water was put on. $1,000 will cover the loss of Forster & Son and of Adams ft Stewart, fully covered by insurance. The latter are insured in the Phoenix, repre-sapUd-by B. E».H&*eni, *od th««For9ters jare insured in one of the companies represeinted by Hotford & Boudinot. The origin of the firo is a mystery, and each of the occupants claim that it started on the premises of the other. It is the opinion of Chief Engineer Bell that it origin ated on tbe first floor. ui

YOUTHJTUL DEPRAVITY!—On Saturday a young lad who has been in jail some ten days on a charge of larceny sent word to Mayor Cookerly that if he would allow him to come to his office he would make a voluntary confession not only of bis own guilt, but of number of thieVings and robberies that have been committed in tbe city during a few weeks past. He was brought-out of jail, and on bis statement, four boys, John Ryan,

Chester Sherburne, Stephen Roach and Jerome Hayes, were arrested Saturday evening and taken before tbe Mayor, charged with breaking into Barllett & Grundy's peddling wagon, and stealing therefrom a lot of goods, some three weeks since. Some of these goods, consisting of hair combs, suspender?, spectacles, and other notions, were recovered by the offioers. The boys are aged from 16 to 21 years, and art respectably con neottf- They have^ however, been long suspected by the. city^ffigiak^

^M§t^r1r*r"WtBiaiiiUe verod podisW. H» j»^«pia«iB. was somewha

dam iMddnn twist of tbo machT

wr foil, bo Sooth' horse on (o his effocts.

measurec

oodec

o^remember (if you

don't I do) about a year ago I was some, what chagrined at'nsy disappointment as an applicant for thetSuperintendency of the Peor Asylum, but derived some consolation frfia^bKlfacHl&I

township

was .successful, if I was not. This time 1 thought I wonld not make application myaelfbut would just go down asdsee it well done and I am happy to announce tomy -neighborithrtFrfRtsnrasws »h ip is ahead agMp.r

The reason 1 concluded not" Jo be candidate this time is because I have been given to understand that ay eminent business qualifications and general fltpess for the position will never be appreciated until I become so reduced and hardi-up as to have to put all my property out of my hands, so that I can keep my numerous hungry creditors at bay, among whom is included my hired girl not until I can protest against a Union soldier being buried in the neighborhood burying ground, because he is a stranger, preferring that he should be buried outside 5 not until I take a contract to furnish ties for the railroad and go to Terre Haute to get a left-handed broad-axe for tbe hands to work with not until I want one of my neighbors to go with me to Charleston, Illinois, to attend tbe Democratic National Convention in I860, do I eVer expect to get'a position, either as County Commissioner, Superintendent or County

Physician. Although I am not appreciated personally, I am glad to learn that a suggestion which I made a year ago is being |ted^ vi|: tipre |lj* §p |6od sense in having so many office holders, who are extorting from and sucking the very life blood out of the poor do wn-trod-den, tax-ldrthened portion of the fcommunity, when Dr. Daniel Hollingswerih could just as well act ps fh"e|*Bdarf

I was glad to see tbe bold action ta ken by tbe BoaTd yesterday, because could see early in the morning tha' there was a secret ring of

ten or twelvdlu't0

persons at work trying to underbid

BOABDING BOUSE HASH.—The Indianapolis

Mirror

anzious to gratify a laudaLn.^

ble curiosity and obtain desirable information, lately

.^pl^^f^»»«Ue«j(|!t.' to

analyse five spoonfuls of haah taken from a beardifyphppse tahl&ilhji Mid ^:boerd-

ing-house being firss-clasE fn all i^a^6ctt* The. analysis was properly and carefully made, with .tbe ioilowing reanlt, and we have no doubt will apply to (one board* ing-houses in thia'locality Fresh boiled potatoe*.. .-...r.-.1....3 parts beefsteak scxapv partly chewed under one Weelc old.......... .6 Ditto, over one week oid ... .....4 Cheese rinds.nibbled. ..2 Old potatoes wS«ned up.. .... Chunks of roast beef, overdone and underdone, left on boarder^1!'»£*,

Total r.vt .... sw?A ,»r. S0 parts Hash does very well where you are in timately acouainted .wi.t.h a jl the bciaull ers Wh6*S"Me not7one spoonful will generally answer the heaviest meals, unless you have £$|t fjMth) inj your land-

i«%

AICimcinwati gardener publishes a letter In the bincSnnatl

Democrat,

£nguirer

in i-e-

gard 0 the ground bog, in which be says that be hafone in hi»«dlli«tion of animals, and that it came oat on gronnd bog day. about two' o'clock, and has been out) daily ever aino«, although- he,^bad notjftdn.' it befort this winter^".."^he- welter adds that he has observed the ground hpg influence on the weather a great, many years, atid neve? knew ita prognostica tion of the weather to fail.

of recofft^X^r' sayroF^the

progress of the work on this great enter.

pnsei Messrs. Clark & Ott, will this week complete tbe contract on the St. Louls A Terro Haute Kallrokd

bash bridge—tb? heaviest.! bridge this, .Spain. aide of the., Kaskalkta^oinpisWiC'M three or four weeks. Iron will begin to arrive at this *end»' to be transported odt to meet tbe track-layeTa from Tandalia in very

Mr. dy«. lAWKtW iWet"t

track-layers i%abhed V4nftafj^Ias^ Kiur^. day and the work is to be reidy Tor Che trains to ./each th»t, town in at^u^ two weekfc Our peeple rnay tbeoefdre oonfidently expect the'-train* frbta "S.i Louis to this place by t&ejaj^er part o| Jwsh iexV

,vji wn»o§ friyMM* itffc week by tbaXaiwty Clerk to tho fott^flfel ai

fym. Joseph JW.K1

Elixa

^Bk^'end Sarah A*,- Brack.:

£S7*TE TRAK'SWUIS.

lowing innsfois of reni-'Veklkta! fl^n^e terad upon the Reoorder's books dnrittg

Chauncy Bpse'to Wm. A. Atkins,: in city for 1726. ij Chauncy Bofee,to H. B. Bockwood, lpt in city for $725.

Andrew Ingnham to Eliza J. Btidmlew, 30 acres in Pieiiott'1 township for $400. .. 1

Allison, H. Steelo to Syiamon Browh, 18 acres in Bilay township for fSOO. ,: W.W.'Sta^ilelord to Jonn lT'nither, 10^ in WilsOh'a stdditioD for $1,800-

Robert Irwia to John W. -IfWfojhifr of land in Hsliriioa township for ^QOpit Cbau^cy ^Me^to Charles IL Etaltertilpt, in Bose !s subdivision for $400. :'.

B. H. Beauclia)inp to Lucinda B. Tru blood add^odierf, 70 acres

oi,

Commissioner!, C^ijmy Phjmicianfiind Superintendent all at the same time,with less expense to tb#countyr than :is' now required t^syppoil. fiie:dHferehtiindifiduals for those positions.

The second move in tha'Twht^dftection was made yesterday when tncf Board selected the Doctor to Superintend the poor and the onljf thing .that now. Remains to be done is for the Board to ap

point hin£ j?oitoTy^—Siljftsician and th|s great reformation and grand scheme

retrenobsuiat'^ill be complete. -, But there is one thing in the stipulations of the Board* .Wh1c& do -iot'-^ip-prove, and that is, the SuperintendentJ4 required to ftirniah jtha whiskey lor^lbe Asylum., ftliinkthe, county ought ti furnish that as it lias heretofore done, because it is considered one of the necessai ries of life in that institution, and tberO will in all probability be a great deal of it required, most especially so, if many ol the Superintendent's friends should mak long visits with him. which will necessa rily be the case.

THE'PBEStt*HT T,BtI^t.I'ro i'jrRTE^'

A pardon-for John Devlin/tiT ft, who was convicted"1^',, jfrhtsky'ftkud^ abbut a year sgPi hwtiVt»n«'gned by the President and will probably be Indued to-! rfav —i "FP1"™ resubmission of a suffrage ameodmenl.1' There are two suggestions which we hnve to.make 4o our $t. Louis- cutemporary: 1. It is possible that tbe EXPRESS understands the opinions of Indiana Be' publicans on this question of suffrage

lyfl

any

ead£tat0-

other some were going as low as $800,®"pnblicaos in this sestion of the State, and furnish everything, or $500 and th^"d they may, as a general ru'e, be accounty furnish the stock necessary fotfepted as a fair exponent of the opinions the farm. But the Board soon put ef the party in tbe State at large: 2. If quietus on the secret workings of tht** many Democrats In Indiana were dis-

stated, at $1,200: Yours, &c. FATETTE

Dawson.

,nd Jlajry.JL.-^oflOit

'ru^a.tictMaO'- Lvm*.

PerrViOaoiiM'snd Jane^WIM^V^ Wnr, Burgetufid Jaeper^mAC^andSaU'lt^Qarter.iita Frankiin Mahckffy and ,M«

W, Bob«rts- to .Zacbari^' %obfKtt« Iff acres iir^evins township for 9MO. Stephen Fattand to'Xshn 40 acres in Prairia Creek fowni *300'.",.* .. j. Wharton to Jeniiie |psll^,°Io( in Dean'i'spbkiivision for|t?()0,

Brown to Carelioe. Jpiw

lot. in TntiIj§ Usher's ^Abdftlsion fjr $45ff.f Ir -. CM«nffy Bose to Henry-Hamper tot jp oaeji aabdivi«itbn for liS®#.''1"

Sin'octt tb^slsa^O^yenJ ao

acres in.ltiley townabip for 1900.

i-'*

in Lint

John Blesbach.to John K. l&iE,3'aqr^s in Harrifon township for $1,800. Henry Weaver to M. M. HiekcoX, |8 acres in Nevins township for IfYS. i''A^ilHtt1fmes to Franois,FejrgusontJlot Iff^aylbr'ssuHf^y^lOT fl^W. .Friacis Ferguson to Arbsi HoimesJ l|t. io Stbley's division for $1,000.

IIY TELEGRAPH

From F0W Torks

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—Charles H. Ludlow, of Marcy Avenne^ Brooklyn, died of hydrophobia yesterday.' About a month ago a little dog which' he owned bit hinp on the hand, but the usual remtdies were applied at theUltrie'and' tt* wound afapajrently healed. On Saturday, howS^en unmistakiblf symptoms of hydrophobia ed^ ailjl .h4 d!6d in great ,agon5( yesterday.

Two children hear1 Flatbusb ilso dwd last week from hydrophobia, and several more^caus are teported in the viclnity of Brbpklyrt -j

paper outside of tbe

It knows, at least, the Views of

ring by awarding the contract, as nbov^°°h^d^-th««L^ra Jg^jthat^Qyiiofc,. najjMttari tor tha^'invaloabl^ atrd tonic

a E a a

gentlemen to proceed: to Waabington and-, Submit the -resolutions to Congress A. Oakev ttall, Horace Greeley, John McKeon, J. Jtnabe, P. Daly and Bdwarf

THE ISTHMUS CANAL.

The treaty made by General Cushing with the government of Colombia concedes to the United Stater exclusive right to construct an inter-ocean canal across the Isthmus of Darien at any point which may be selected by the United States.

The Colombian government cedes six miles of land each side of the canal, onehalf for its own benefit, and the other for that of the party undertaking the construction of the work.

The canal is to be under the control of the United States, who will fix tolls, and is to be free to all nations in time of peace.

plates. .1 &•> Pieces of meat chewed by children and put back aa too. toUgb........ Good meat Juit ccoked, sprinkled no' on top of diah..

.r'1

Other vegetable,^raps.^^^tc.i 2 ",

tred Biebuicb, 'a*'notorious cnaracxer and reputed counterfeiter, wa« arrested last night, and dies and counterfeit pjuney were found Iff his^honse. '0StM'X

«t»* noavtso.

Both*H(Suseaof'tbte'-'tegislathre have passed biU probibittaig prizs flijMlttg in

WESTERN BAILBOAS.—Tbe EfBaglftinr

From Htvani.

N*w TOM, Fe^( 4?.. -4 Havana special under yesterday's date says ibousac^ more troops have arrived from

The Gazette assures the publie tint no disturbances are likely to occur from the •mnesty.

A rridnicipil decree defines disloyal^ •thus:... *k» High tresson.' robejlUQi^insurniOlid^ conspiracy, larboring rebels and crimiai al communicatMn with tbeenemyg Coan tion of journeymen, laborers Imi seditious cries, propagation* of al ^nesrs, stnd all that ^stttrb J^WSee "and, order.

:Peb.

iCkox "to"Isaac C. Myers, ,80

acres i»?Lit|t 'Oreek towoship.for fS,*!10.

W. bicQre* to Isaac 0.

7. 0i'

Myari,

{lot

UcQrea to Isaacs.

larbeit

Myers,

pot

Hairbett ft Barton s4(U.vfild|i

$iio. va

A. B. Xa^&iir.to Isaac G. Mfees, iot|in same suhdi¥i^oftifor $275

Ann Isaac Wl»ltflter,,tracf of land Otier Creek township fcrr #2 5067 0 I

Balph Lawrence to Jacbtf fttiticfc, jot in the city for $7,000. Chauncy Boee to John £..-Unk, lot jns' city fof'MSO.1 jCr'". 1

*16.-

5 a a a E a A John B. DaviE and^^Mt |Booth, the assassin^ were remov,*b^a6.^tlaiom^5n t,T. ^ii»kSo*Ber *nL-SU«» Eddin

the Aree^al l\t W^flhingtQr-

Cfc'afttery, nes'r ttflfy t^I

CIKCUaaAT^-MAJaKBT.

i-ifidDawriw* Parity oo®?%dr.£iJ WHEAT—v.irydnH,

(lull and prises irMgulwr,! hp &0 afid Ko cdaid not

at better than 1 60. ...'.T iiiSU I O»N—Duilm C3|9&1 for e»r and_65 for ahejle WHI-KY-SI aar^r 9Tc: .. FBO|VtAl(UifrrFif«K«ial» part orBfflde-rfan, flieri vas mora Inquiry .bat buyerB.»nd. ja«tl» jfes-ac lakkttt v»Sft»«fUfer5 itaS ifrtuaocL

?•«POM—H»Watt& BDLK MKATS—ueld »t l^for ibouJdMa 16% for ildea.

BACON—field at H*. «»al-

dert,

Id, 'for

sidti and claasvidu.

BUT I'XB—ttiskuaaAflrmat

31@3f.

ply of freab batis* it not equal to tje d»iaw,K 8 0 8 a

lH 7LQ,QK-Culi'-aud,£al0e loirer %ith,,«aei a' $5 5(9# 40 fol'^Op^fftlsSt&te'a .d weit^fu.ti TBfu 1 14fer e*(c*rit«w. 8 Wv»? 4»i'oc txtr» «rtat* », 7 tOAS so for Wlllte wtient extra, t) 75^3 A^i t'l R. U. a,u ^HI^KY—Quiet and unchenged. .. m*T-IIc«r ab uf lc~ lower, Ifo.E sprint ft,70, Kuilio 1 8J. triuter 1% Atore knd

CORN—6Ujhtly fa*era bay«r»Viit 90Q9S (A Sew mtc4 wMtarn. OVT at n4914$ »r ehSWden aoi lSaibVi foe Sam-. t. rf I

DB^KV HOtfs—rfrmat lSyi®l^Lftr1r»«

MONET=Tb«graatTealnro on Woll atretjto day.wtm.M atringeoc in money »nd the lt'canled In ntarl all jlrectiOus tl\» demnnfl i* T«ry- asUTeI tbranttout the day -flov^flawur dealers we« generally accommodated at 7 t»i"ivt^eD^ IirMtne-caiea Were1 teritfe. r'ihenl«elTO«. to eloiad at »5.

THIRTT DATS.—For- tho next -thirty days C. C. Knapp will sell Bo^ti nud Shoes at

exact-coti.

Bemember tho place,

JSfyk 71 jtjjyefl dponi west ol

•?lr ft

Tiiie S*tk THOMAS'Cto'cS'HcojiFAWT nave t^h'tnaftftig neW" improvements in siyles'ftndflriish of cheap Clocks, suitable for the dining rootn^'and klti^ii. They art'to be found at the establishment of S. B. FreemSa, 161 Main street, where all other"kinds' aad pafteFns of best make bl 'Cl'ofeks are¥o be haid.'He hai tiie Watchman's'Clock also. 5-clwlf'

GRAPR WINK FOR SICKNESS.—Decidedly one of the most credi ,ablet of any advertised article wd have ever seen, ii tbe wine bearing the above p&m^, from :he ^in'evard of Mr. Alfred Speer, of Patsnic, •K. 'Jt ThW: winb is expressed frbm the tQp'cirto. grspe, which, under the hvind^f "r^^Speer, has been brought to a «iat| great perfection I The wine {iosicssej the Very highest medicinal viriuof, and 4e)!taiiniy as a'n article of beverage it is n.ot.rin. our judgmont," to be surpassed in color, taste, or any .of the, .qualities which coastitute a purq,milJ und ugreouble wine.—Bstioft

Trdntcript.

———

NOTICE'S.

LOCAL NOTICES.

''Trne Merit will 'Iways jpro Kewartt."

Thle loTaluable temedy for the cure of Cobl*, .Cough*, Crosi), Hoarseness, etc 1h manufacture *ed and sold by BARB, OClICK BEERY, •nSdwla Drnggleti.

Aeolei's Btking Powder.—DooLsv't Baxiaa PoWrta Is unrqaallfd for making light aad. hatfltlotMs Blacuits, Eolls, Bno'rwbeat abd bther driddli Cakea, 4c. Tt requires QNt,Y TWO fSABPoaKsFiri.

TOB

-Toi tin r.-p.jr

]i a8asf(g» .-n|»rw

aid thocirc. aaSMP

4 ••ii,. one"'bro#n1,H#iJ«rl auipo^ed.'o b# two fea'rt 'old, with an ufide. il

5th day

———

When pain and anguish wring the brow," inquire for Dr. Armistead's family: medicines they are FCRB and mokt effective remedies ever offdred to tbe pub-, lie? Tbey consist of ABMISTEAD'S Tonic Syrup, Armistead's Pile Ointment, A-rmistead'e Universal Ointment, Armiatead's ^Compound Liver Pills and Armistead's Dyspeptic Cure. They are the nisultiof thirty years' experience in the practice of medicine. Vai' 10w2t

11/

tor

tatu th»t ooj trntb. ba* ertr been to ore

I saiitfaetoilly demon itrated ta our midst than HuAtaBoTe, tnty be Boen dally In tho Immense

7 1 a 5

Vaad atimttloaa, HISHLEB'S QKBB BITTBttS.— Itris the one thing cMdfal for persona vhisoaur enndiogs aro unfaToriblo for good be»itb, bs7'oanseitli a perfect protictlpnafjalmt,alloor, Wd intnraeee prodnct.Tj of

nrase.1

Tbe pre--

eati lathe moeV'flttingannon Tar relntbroiac the organs of our bodies, and Insuring our be»l during tha "cold term." We are all more or lea negligent, bat there are many persons who are kftraytf~bihiiii In this' Dietter, consequently each ttk'Bgi in thk reason eomee alohjr bsfore the? are preparedfor it, aid slrkneea'seltx upon tb'ta, followeibj all-its traln.of-Uls, Beg n'aow to ward olf dlaease by utiog UlaOmii'S HKBB BITTKBS stery day regultrly, and »Xl tho cburaeteristlci of ges) beallh will eprln^ up -wtthta aad eontinue with yoa. tlwlw

Bart's Pcctornl ilixlr.

The canal will cost six hundred millions. ———<>———

!.o« lisat From St. Louis- i?.. ST. Lotus, Feb. 16.—A report is in circulation in welt-informed circles here, thaitwfl isading Eastern Riilroad CompgMtes, :onje of them said to be tbe Erie, have concluded to take tbe remaining stock in the St. Louis and Illinois Bridge Coni|&hy, ati^l thit'the work -Will be pushed Cor.ward with renewed vigo^

Taamx RaOTS, Dec, 7, 18R8.

After having thoroughly tested in my lamiiy and lit ray own caie, "Berr's Pectoral Elixir," 1 tafci great pleaanre-la adding my testimony ic theaaayeaeomlums whichotbStsbare dssorredly lavlahtd upon.it. if whatever tends to rellejo human eofferlug is a bena'action, then certainly •Barr's Pectoral EII*!r" worthy of a'l praise. We can, fr'em

ptnonal'

iperltcee and ecqnalnt-

apce, recommrod both it.r and the Proprietor as perfectly reliable. C. A. BBOOKE, Pastqr Aabury, M. E. Church, Terre Haute.

A quakt or Ftoirtt.

^ald by Groceri (tenerally. At wboIfSale, ID Terre Baate,by' CO'X i/BOI?, deeUdwSm \Vhol'8ale Grocers.

li- WANTED.

Cuba'Down on Amenoaiui. HAVAXA, tFeb. 1C.—The Government refcsgs te reeegnize tbe Untted States Consul,exe»pt commeivial- afent. Naturalized Amerioan% ^re being im prisoned without charges or chance of trial. Tbe Amerioan Consul will be compelled to leave, #nl*m supported by bis Government. The Cuban Govern* ment Is also placing obstructiops In the way b? Americans wisbiog to leave the Ubtnd.

4 GMTS WANTED.—$75 to Juk- 8200. per moathl Or a Commlea on b'm whtch twlci ihjt ainoant can ba made by ae'llag I Tia»eet IasproTe^ Oomooon Sense Femlly SewIngtHacfclne PBiOB ^lS, 00. For ClrcuUrs and Terraa, addresa C. DOWKB4 A CO., di-dwStn 8208. 3d8t„ Philadelphia, Pa.

I. HABBIBX. MAB8B

IJKAL gai^XaftAQKNCY

Ind Olt? Propeft^3Nmry fleecrfptlofi, for Sale. ^.eKpertwoe

(uf.U^pen

a«'il«ly

yeiv* eaalile us to U"

rtll«fiitl.i\ Inirei fjepoi tcn»ut of bsoLnjru atl«g to genataTSeM-Cstattf Agency.

RABBET & MABSH,

54. WALNUT STBSXT, IV.

ty ,// LADIES,

If TOU ri^ulcs a reliable, asa the best I OR. gABTlT''» FIHUE PUIS ll^ejfiVef^al. They are ta«s.en4Laars.U ordlr ary cases. rato*, owl raH^sfjU-aox.

Dr. Harvey'8 tyolden

JFflfe,

Lfturdecreee stroacer ihey are iatendrd fjr speclal raaee-HwaddM *oUAis rln #ox.

*rlf%tsi,?Jrcial»rsseatJrs. Saeftae suat^. If ypartian»ot pcocnie the gills,. emiUee tho aovsw •kndBfase BBTaH'"ft 00 9* Oe^ar Street, New 'SoS^Jaad Oa rndeipt they wVI be eent wall teal. ty return m^t\. DeiMsOd *Vj

,iii

A Con Kb. Cold, orSore ItoSat. BBQUIBCS uuKinass tntumSi

AND8B0CLD BE CBSOBSO.. If UUtD TO OOKTIKUC, lrrltsitlon of ttaeXai

Son,

trtbvseat Throat Al er aa Isscssrssl Lung iMstsss

I» CFt*lf

THE

°OF

'rwU/~J«r»jeu

•OieW, of CIa«iiina«!1 j, ,t

•talid

eaatMiti^-

to wjrk. in.tb« ianeoa&e appro*, -wuiianit 'eT. Mark H, la?,'i»'. FteiUent ol

i' 'ij 'Sealer.

A at end naefat book.—-Be*. John Wl. •«w b.t Pp«t. D*tdwialWwr»ity, 0^

'. D-, Lb. D., Browa UaiVetaity. li-_ Adroit v.roeb e'wlrk leernml, eccnra'e ap «rtUia ieot.—BOT.atyi«9aciil^rl^atsn*°Stv,^*l*ti"B.,D.aie.rickIf.i»« ito Meal 0alTTe!tT.

A wira of gre^ rlt- A^ V^ad aand. -^rror. Hatey, IX. 1 Oberlia C611dg«. Kagaa.AmoiiCil tk* feremwt llioraty 1*®*°^' :|oae of Ihaay—iiev. N. O.Bnrt,

V. D.,

Pieat-

(Juto Tetnei. Colieg»:' .lt Uoae oi'theuiaat *aloabia.*ork» efe» i«ia from'tbe Wiii.-IUT. Dr. SaM, I'tiet3tdttlIni*erjUy-

Set4 for 0 rujlare I^ith. fn^p*jrticrta*Jt#i reiniaouiale. Add'Ma. Oifi HtfDaS, ITS Hm S(^ l,)sclluaU,

ght ear, aac

aalrrblt to the -lefl ear-' 'A»pral»W at 1# ««o!ire, without partiality of aOection, by Jahn A dtey oid B. H.Oua'ok^^relaerk.

Ssbiccibed and (worn, to before me thia Svth

JAT* OR JANUARY, IT09.

DAtUII. P. 1DWABD3.

FK1L iiL jUCTiuJN—1869.

aaid month they wili:.be entitled

Uarrtio* 5 Conittb'e*

msawi*.

J, 'rt

firiwi'i Bnodiid Trodes, HaTtcg adlmt iofluaaoe to the parts, glye immediate relief.

Bronchitis. AaUim*, Catarrh.CQn. xmnpUTe u« IttHnt Ptoesses, VaooBES ax case wira aiwaTS OOOD tcoe&|S.

We woulJ cill attention to f^ct that TtTELL, BIPLiEY & DEMING are offering extra Icdacemenla to perion* in want oT Cbt QooOj Sen adve tliemant. diw

8INGEBS ANO PUBLIC SFKAKSKS fill find

Trothis

Dsefaliu earing thevoloe when

taken befote Mnglu ot Spfakiog, aad reiiesi^g the Tb'roat alt an teVibual exertion of'the Tu c-1 orgias. The SVocJU* are rec, oteieadttd api preacr/otd by rltyslclaus, and hate had testlmeMale from .eminent man tlurotigiioat taaMttitry. Being en article of trae merit, »nd baling ffw4 th'lrefflO'icy by a test ef In ny years, e»ch yiai 5ndsthm 4n new losalities in tartoas-pnta ei the world, aud ttie

Trechm

oa-laslie

ilOlLiliE, €0MM1BS10K ft GRAIN

.OSS 11AVSY. ALOtffO fUttftt HANET &,CO., ftToaAOE,. OOMKlilOM AAi*

il AIJST. E A & S t., At TfcR

V*r.'h: c'f *Ci Hr» St., At.ihc.CiiniU Raein. tkr-WAUT*. TNT

A PPLICATION for LICENSE. il The undersigned hereby give notice that he will apply to. the Qoanty Commlssloaers at ihetr regular seation'In September, for license t« sell spirituous and intoxicating ltqaora la law quantities than a qaart at a time, for tke space of cne year. Tha pmniees on which said liquors are to be eold are- located OBJ I afayette Street, nearlocnst str-et. lit Terre Hante, In Harri son township, Vigo county, Indiana. fe164HW 3.1 MUUKITZ UAS1SH0B-

iLAND AGENCY.

BLOu

AKE'S LAND AGENCY, Ohio Street,betwsoj Third and Fonrth Lands nought and Sold oa Seasonable Coai•ISSlOB. $500,000 worth of deelrable Olty and Oonntry property fnr sale, Houses for ront. octSSdwSm

HOTELS.

/aooS acts. .t. Oao.o.

BTT

NATIONAL HOUSE, COB. SIXTH

AHD

TEKBE HAUTE, INR.

JICOB

It will co«i eeae:eiefere, be his aim to meln* tola un imluished tbe favorable riputalion ttie Pacific, wiUhltbae eDj 'Tfd for many year*, u-onool the best travelari' hotels.

The t«ble Will be taonti ully supplied with er. if d-itcarj the aekSjU. The attendance •III be found efi ient atl obliging

The it-ca lm wl beUutiSe^QTenleot for ^brse whos«busiu(i4 o«us th to tbe tower part oi tbe ty, and of ready access to all B»llroa4 and ft^amboat Ui.es. lijus-sa is fe?dw6m

IF-

•^fida'Df tictiMMdup

ft W?

yei

itrit-

J.iMj^iSaaoarot- y-. j.—P.ct. Mo we. recite* With JbU i"11" in eoij. {IV, JoTr. Tttttlf,

DtfilCos'iuitt*!

(Wttifnl and fleiiytnrei.—

0. WaDkth Collga. I do jeutf ecBtaaiead il aluable (joldc in \he, aiudj^of tbe

~N ATI ON AL,

LIFEINSUPiANCE CO:,

•i 0? TUB

United States of America^•AiKijTQroff,' r. c/

CASH

Taken

6th day of Jannai p' Vito'eowntj, In-

0tABKI»'.0E

SIATK or INDIANA, W Yiqo CocaiT. i°°

Ta tto Bh'.rif of Vigo

-••2

Ocun^,

Greeting

Ton arc h«r by commanded to give notice to th

qtuliStd .Totere of Vigo Oonaty, 4hat on tha firs ItoLd ijr ef April, A. £., 1869, Uie eame boing tbo. day «f aaid jr ih«.fv)l

.te fjr ih4.following township officars, to-wit:

Uarritoi T«wieWj.—Oae

2. tlivUi Toitn'Atii.—Two Jnstlcei of the Peace. o..e XriMtn an wo Oooetablee. 3.,

Lott Oreek

T*ieHiktpy—Oao. Traetej and two

Conetahtfs,

atnry Crttt TotnuMp.—Out

Trustee an4 two

Cuoet»b1e. ... 6.

Sugar Ormk

TowwV'y.—OneTrnitee eadthree

Coti('abU).

Prairi* Cretk

TcwmJtp.—One Trustee andtre

O a a

Prairi'lon

TowmiHtp.—One Trustee and twj

Ccnita' iei.

Btity

TowiuH .—One Traitep, one Jaitlc* of tbe Peace am three Oooatablei. 9.

fktwm

TotteAj).—OneTrmtee «na twe Con-

•t.iilee.

10.

fagHti

TeaaeWp.—One Trustee and tmet

O liitobles.

U*im TavnuMp.-'One

Ortek

Totcntitp.-Ooe Trustee aad two

Oonitabici. In ttatlapny whereof, I hare herotatet my hall', and the Seel of the Clrcui (iiuj Oour', a! Terra Haute, thie 16th da} —v—• ot Vebraary, 1109.

TSsi #. M1CPSON, Olerlr. —tj i.."Tl^„

'TAT*

RANM, VSS

SPECIAL AW" cf (bstlL'SS

AWTof

PilO IS i'Eii,

First National BsRfr J*tf?iKLR PSTLADELFHrA. j. -r s%a'l

Whero the gecara^ butln t«,of Ci^pori,-.so}" transacted, aitf td Which all gt.-evi! 'CcT-" ir.^ ld• asca

sbctrtd-bramiHniw:—* yV 't Omc.(B«

H. CLAKE, .t'j

JA OVOSK.

Chairman.

J:NANCE*V.D

tSommitteA) -fil BXXBT

E. COOVK, Tke-rrrslu'ent."«* -rj.

WTEIWON xr. PEfir,

cecrctRrV»nd

ThUaompani, Natkjn^!,iu it^ciiaf^c/e by reason of its large Capital, tow Itmon of Pro am an ii he of lusuring life yet prsf'ented lb®

The raUi of {rcmium^ belf-^ i0 i---'

5axam»Ueaa

Traitf? end four

faTorablejita tbo.tpgBrterj asiit' oa

tlus best Mntnal Con,paul«j, aad t. complications atd cncertaiutici of Njiec, r'dends, and the mltuudcriian iDgs b'cl,"iL X»t' ter areao-apt^o eaurt tho-Pol'cy-HT "i

Several haw aodattraotive tab.es are rrtw

tc-

•ented, which need only, to be uuderautfi: pr0T0 acceptable tho.pubijo, suchis itukir-lOME-PKODDOlNG PjLlOT aud iiEti. E*/ PBEMitJM POLICY. In the former, tLe oiicj'holder not only atoar's a life latumcc-.-', yul at death, bat will receive, If Untie attepe j44of a few ye »ts, an a

-ntuil intamt

e*a.

eft*el to

cf Hi* foliey.

Truttee, two Josticai

of tbe Peace tiid two OonaiabLea. 18. CWsr

Vigo County,/

I, WiUiam H, Stewart. Sheriff of Vigo Conntv, hereby certify the foreg Ing to be a trne oopj tbe oiiRiaal Prec^t ot Election issoad by the dirk cf-the Vigo Urcttlt Oour*. and to me dir rected. &JI

H-

STEWA^T^

JoblTJltwU Sheriff. V. C. .'

lj»

(10ptr tail.) /).ii pelicy

ia t'-a lafier,

Compauy agrees (o. return (a tie

antount if

awrul I-1 c:

rrwney

Ast

paid in, i,

amotmC

ajortw.i

to I'-f-

The attention of persona «mtenrpletla'j lilti: Ing thvlr ltrea.or l-c.e«»iog theatsc^iut iuctraneethsy already bars, Is (.ailed to the advantages offertdbj. the Satlai.a: CLv Company:

Circulars, Pacpbletc ond fsl, pariHul^g?on a pliuatlott to tho Branch OfflS of tbg p»n^, or^to.„. .JDUUN

W, F.ttlSI'i'»

4tibsm CISOIHSA.TI, osioj'i General Agents for 0,h!o and.C'cntrM ai.ii' Stat", em Inilajin. j~ ji,-~T60TEt 86d»Ij 9,:o Hi A^eiat far Terro r-.'

A PPLICATION for LlCKO.. XJl The underslgnei hereby g.ves notico th-r be wlll^ppiyj to tae- eonntv"Commicfc!j'.t.r.i thelrrrcgular asasioa In JUUrcb, let^, jsci.' toaelisplrltuoei and' lnto^ieAtiDg iftfaoi-i-'t

F«Udlw!)t

are univotsally pro-

uaunotd than other articles. OSTAISsetter only "Baom's BBOKOHIAL Taoosas," 4»d do not take any of thew«rtMn«

fmUmtient

mivy b» eflaied. 60tO BTSSTWBUtE ui?* dBta*#~

that

They

Mais Sraavr,

so*.....3.! —PBorainoEs.

Tbis House haa been thoroughly refutalskal. soy ZSdwli

PACIFICof

HOTEL,

170, ITS, 174 and 176.Greenwich Street, one door north G-irtUndt, and one block west of Bcuadnay.

The undersigned tikai pleature la sanouneing to^e nuoeroDS Mende end patrons that fr this dete, tha char, a of the Pacific will be S2,oU

eode Proprietor of this House, and therefcte, frfe from tbe.too common exaction of an inoidlnateRBt, bets fully ab'e tumeet the downward t-nJency of price* without onj fallingoO «f ferrlie.

immtHlat ly

J6HS PATTES,

ATTOftNEYS.

il H. BLAKB,—'—

Attorney jtt

E '*)SP

N-OT-A.H'Sr PUBLIC. Orricr—On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. oct28d*wCm

"Lr-t

quantities than a quart at tin", -pa of one year. Tho preniUes on wiiichVaft 'I!(}ur are to be] jpld MB-located-at tiie -'Tcrrj House Saloon,on Ma-n ntreot, t,atwa.k T-t a' •th, ItrTtrre H*bte, Viio rountr, rtunic's. -oac s. "v iULCHsaV."

A PP-LIC-ATION-FOS XXCSl^aS.—The undersigned hetfebj ice' tha t' he will apply to tiie County Co"

IW5 CO-

i'aior-

era at thelr reguUr session. In March 'nr UOense to sell Spirituous and Intozicatiaj liencrr las* than a quart at a tii e. for the ppa?ob?oc. Tear. The premises on which aaid lIq«"riP.ro "c a re at he in mUon.stiestH.iaTerre ill***"ViaeoSBntv~ ta4laVa. JOHN

MI^'E

EE.

QTATE OP INDIANA.. VIGC COUNTY—38:--Tigo Cooicaoii F.«&o Aprtllbca, Mftriott^aoo^n snd oth«rf,-v«. ^ilUiam. '•rty'8f Williem St^wtrf, Jr 7!cr/ tad Elizabeth, Hornduo. Fjini Jon".

At tte Ptcsmber ?rm of nr.i .'onrf. A. !»., 18C8, eolsos tne Prti'.ntlCj, by th^lr At r* anc &!q their anitooei compi«s.5QL b^re a J. &I thit tb® ibora naja if n'W.i. ... UOtt-riNWetU of th* State of IsiUsa, vh rUpoa the CoQrt order*) that QLtlcg os thasi of ibtpmduDcy of this proc-o-irg.

Notice therefore hereby given to naid D' fendant of the fllisg and p9Q()eocj cf th pro ceedlng, and that th««ame will be c.eUrmined at tha iititjacmof oar &H.dCk/u.t, cwameneiar on the third Moaift? of A I f-rt A.4D., 18C9.

Attest R. a, 5ISIPS0:feblOwSw.Brsfes SC.

Clo^ir,.

Qoorie I». Woodfrnall, vj. Jc Dcthx «td William Blockeoaj, 2i. To Partition ul i. a AiflJaTlt having ba»E mad* nnd filoj ib petition, that tbe Het'n ant, -co Uuci.ar ', in anon resident cf theSw cf la' laro, -o(!-o therefote ne'reb' ciren faui D-ii'.oj .,. that he be and appsar at the D'at

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the Oommon Pieai of Vljto c.-ai tj X^dii,c«, the Court room- of e-J1 eouc'y, S! -md ths to answer said, pe'ii.o-i, or a so.:.«» v.11- fc« ken by default ajaiust' l-fn.'

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A Word with you, lieaiSei

Do tho many Ucjn Di-enRPao t} K'r plratory Orgnus know that1

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•AS Baos DM or Comnapiioi ti,-tj thatitisonly »lthln nver recent iier.oj BI Science has proposed a Bioiedy rtalfy capable combatting this ratal mal»d'

CONSUMPTION ia now ascsaTAtH'T rjy.rs I* termittent FeTeri—it 1- certainly pntviiirra« Email po* I Tbe romedy ac.n wl.h ihe card's.' .• ty of the Law ot Qravitition I

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HI POPHOSPHiTE

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Acti Promptly and Certainly IS Atli STAOE1? OF

CONSUMPTION

iPo'ea-u tbe str?M

Ooiifhtfib Difficult Brta'hitg

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deepen fh co or »i ttie pale blood. The/

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theO'atut and Favsa, d'tn rbh the'i-.xp-'-j tion, and check tho Nt^ht Sir»»t3, al«r. »iic fi ••B^* sereato fbnrteen dari. Th'App ta Inrig irated, and the PUieut rapUJy gj.(r.o fij i' J.^ the

are e-ili :.j.

Heeed the sleep becomes calm and tefmarr^-f' theeraonatlons reKular and uuii'iim OENESAI. STUPT MS InSAf TE i'-. With a Bipidtty that snins K^rvciiU.af.

The snore is of the HVPOPH05PHI7E ir. '.rs.. ovaa af that greatest sceutga of tho ra:e,

CONSUMPTION l'

"unparallt led in the "nual« of Medleltse T' !f" thoro^ahly Scientific tt^acay. aeia-.'aim .n able ZOcacy in ait, •ttge? ol fub-r^alar I'js n-j.

The beneftoiateffeotsof this Hemid are 5^

Prompt nnd Cert»iu In all loraugcoe itso: taX KERVOCd AND Hi.000 7 ai. beingunsurptsted ac K'tr

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erator.of n«a bne health/ il- rcsr. of General Ssbility, Iioaior Streugth, Fo-.li und Appetite, Dysuepsie, tfearal.li.- P»rajs.

Ouronlo, Bionchitt Aifhma.' acrdfu as f.'iir

Dierrboa, it is the uost oiSo-ctme kn^wn. A r^xa TBXAI. IS A OiaTAts Ccr.^.

Try itt- Try At! Try V:t •*t

WIJrCHESTJEB?S

HYPOPHOSPHITSS Hade from tbe Foratiia of Dr. J. ~. Charchill of Paris,) tLthe ies^-r«aedy knrVn t8 r. Bcleuoe, ia every case where the rt,uUB*-phr»i: urescribM "tonics, IroD, '.Vh:»k Col-l.T. (juli iae," A«., and is »jmre»ed 07 the i»rfifeeii"n u-ne/ail. U.-E »0 UT1IE ,. ewrRIGEf:—Io 7 o* Hottle»,51—f'-.hct

for ^5. Is It cs. .terea ot 8 f-1!-lars grirtt«. Sold by all resp^cta'-.k Ur".j, aad atthasolegenerall'erotic thoDnltedS -T. WI!«CHE!»TEP. ft 4 38 John Biraat, Y. Whom all ptdprs should be addraoee^. r. Vor tale by AIL DRUGGISTS in Terro IitTJ" .. aprl5-Weowly