Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 February 1869 — Page 4

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THE STATE."

Evansvillb

has a "Boy Preachei ,:I.

Small prevails in Lawrence cc^inty.

Pbikceton

goes $12,000 on a ney rail

road project.

FotT Watne enjoyed a big snow: on Thursday.

'The largest priza cflered for trotting at the next State Fair, 13 $200

HA.ubsTA.DT College.

Articles

The

Twentt good men wacl the Mitchell PoBtoffice.

waats the Agricul ral

An association has been formed in Goeport for the maintenance of. a.dKi ST.vi' IU a.su 1 class school.

Makion county offers $100,000 for the location of the Agricultural College Indianapolis

Hon. D. D. Pratt couldn't escape Khe autograph hunters Fort "Wt.yr.e.

passing ibrongh

"The lust sensation," in Evansville a breed of swino that have whola hcjofliko thoto of a horse.

A number of large business fcoijses will be erected in Mitcball during Ihe approaching season.

We learn from th# Richmond Palladium that there is a newspaper published in that city called Isaac.

Increased

activity in the horse-steal-

iiiK business is reported in many parts of tbe State.

The Evansvilte Journal jubilates over young onions" in the markets of thfct

city-

The name of the Post Offica at Cari'o!ton in Hancock county, has been changed from Kinder to Carrolton.

The salt now being mado at the wells near Grantsburg, Crawford ccunty, is a very superior article.

Competition has bvought freight down to the low rato of forty-five cents ppr hundred, betweon Indianapolis and New Tork.

That charming and altogether irresistable sisterhood, the Ciawfordaville Sorosis, has ordered half a dozen veloei-

The Evansville Courier denie3 t'lo current report that the Mayor of that city has borrowed money on city account "at 22J per cent, interest."

The Now Albany Commercial tolls of a Daviess county hen that lived five weeks without food, having become complicated and bewildored in a lumber pile.

Thtrty-tukke per cent, increase in taxeB, is the price of the luxury of a Democratic administration in Evansville for one year, according to the Journal of that city.

of associatioo of the Conti

nental Mining Company, of Chnrokee county, Georgia, have been filed with the Secretary of State. The company is composed of Indiana men, has a capital of $9,600, and will mine for gold.

The Evansvill9 Journal warns the public to look out for a quack who styles himself "tbe celebrated Italian Oaculist, Dr. Overlae." He ia a swindler and a humbug, as ninety-nine out of every hundred itinerant doctors are.

An impertinent "Washington correspondent complains that the Indiana ladios who attend tho receptions of the bon-ton, in that city, "wear their dresses too low the neck." We have never seen an instance of that kind.

The Sentinel

announces, for the bene

fit of those who wish to attend General Grant's inauguration, that the Central road intends to sell round trip ticket?, good from the 23d instant until after March 4th, for twenty dollars and flvo cents.

Colfax

denies the statement of the

Washington correspondent, that ho had been requested to narno a member of the cabinet, and that ho hsd selected Mr. John D. Defrees, of Iudiaiia. Mr. Colfax says ho has neither urgod nor asked tbe appointment of anybody.

The

residence of the widow Carter, in

Orleans, was destroyed by lire on Friday night last, with nearly all tbe household goods in it. Mrs. Carter, who is about eighty yosn \f ago, came near beir.g burned in the heuse, baroly escaping by tho door as tjie top of the building fell in.

The Sentinel

:Wuary, State

jritai!K- the pnceedirgs of the Teachers' A=:oa:-ui n, held ut Richmond in P-vom1 r». This will mske it es» ptciaily valuable to teachers. Italsd has a nufiiber of excellent articles of gederal interest. It is edited by A. C. ShortrMge, of Ii.dianap71is, and George P. Browi yof Richmond.

A' woman named Hook, and her ci lild, about nine months old, wore drowned in the Ka«t Race, at South Bend, recedtly. £ho wasHsCc the nigM before in comp&ny with her reputed husband, a Geriian named Kramer, with whom she had been living in adnltery for some time. Both appear to have got drunk, and it is ^upposed tbo woman staggering under !the weight of the child, walked over the bank of tbe race and was drowned. j,i.

The Democratic city council ofEvansvilio, have gerrymandered the wards of that cky in a vain effort to .hold on to iheir temporary lcft30 of power. Too late. Their hour will soon strike. Tho people of Evansville have enjoyed the luxury of an "economical, Democratic administration" long enough. Borrowing money' at "iwenty-two and a half per cent." interest, ought to kid any administration.

ACCURACY and minuteness in descrip-

tion are good qualities in a reporter, and the greatest succcss in this line has recently been achieved by one of the reporters of an Evansville paper. In summing up the casualties of a steamboat disaster he mentions the loss of "one eyelash" by an officer of the boat. He fails, however, to tell how this loss was discovered, or what effect it had on the unfortunate man. ———

The remains of 1 jo lamented General Warner were received at LaFayot^o by a large •oncouue of soldiers, Masons and eiti*-H8- Thoy ware conveyed to the court- bouse, where Ibcy lay in s!.ate until Wednesday morning, when -they were taken to the family homestead at Milford, fourteen miles west of L^Fayelte, where they wer6 buried on Thursday, wilh military honors. Thousands of periows vii ited the court house to obtain a view of the well-known features of the deceass

The Milqbell Commercial learns that on Friduy of last week Mr. Aaron Hostotlcr, aa honest and respoctable cit zen of Bono township, in Lawrence coun ty, while rolling saw logs down a slight declivity iulo White rivet preparatory rafting them, was accidentally draw astride one wbtoh he bfltfi put in motion which, however, stoppod, but at that mo rnent a lar^a walnut log rolled toward him. striking him on the thigh, knocking tbo leg from underthim, and pas-ed over his entire body, burying his face to the ears in tha ground, and eo crushing him as to render his recovery extremely doubtful.

Recently an old lady named Brool applied to a claim agent in Indianapolis for a land warrant from tho governmcn us the widow of a soldier in the war of 1812. She stated that her husband was lo?t on tbe Oiiio river in 1847. Upon eeipt of bee application the department answered that hor husband. Johiel Brooke was still'living in tbe State of Tennesseo, and w^s himself an applicant for apenaion and bounty. Another old lady, 100 years old, applied at the "same office for aa in croeso of pension, having ridden fifteen miles in a wagon on the way.

A» mentioned in our dispatches, yefierd»y, Aaron Jone?, the ealebrated pugilist, dead. H# diei at the farm of Mr. Ostrander, three miles east of Leav etiwortb, on Sunday morning. About month since, Mr. OstraBder found Jones in tho city of New Orleans, very desli tute, and ia ilNhealth. Through motives of hu:nani!y, be brought him up to bis farm, where he might be fully recupera ted. It is supposed, from the manner of his death, that it wa3 the effect .of poison taken into bis stomach while in New Orleans.

is much to be regretted that Hoosiers will not always conduct properfy when absent from heme. We have recently noticed several instances of very bad con duct on the psrt of Indiana men abroad and here is another Joseph Hilt,.Steuben county, in a trouble in Walker county Georgia for stealing sheep. Oh, Joseph Joseph, need you go "way down in Geor gia" to purloin a mutton

If Hoosicrs will steal—snd we don believe it is natural for them to do so—we wish they would go for" something besides sheep 1 If thay'd go into the whisky ring, now, that would bo ''respecta ble."

The

Now Albany CommA-cial accus

the

Joint Committee of the two Houses

on tho Gubernatorial Mansion, has reported against purchasing any of tha residences offered, and in favor of building a Governors House, on the site north of the Blind Asylum. The Indianapolis Journal highly commends tbis decision, and urges its immediate adoption by the is at re

Indianapelis Library Afsjciation

has effected a temporary organization.

Members pay twenty-flvo dollars per year fer five years, during which liuie they bavo tbe exclusive uso of the Library, but after five years some other arrangements wil! bo mado which will result in it being tbrowu open to the public free, or for a nominal subscription {ee.

speaks of "a political per

son "who afs-umes the name of Jargo, and is otherwise known by the cognomen of 'Chaplain Lozier.'

There seoras to be a great deal of asperity in this assault upon an aspiring journalist who is tryiug to ascend the ladder of fame by the hard process of writing letters from a small inland city. Tho ascetic style of th? Sevitnel is,mostassuredly, very reprehensible.

Express

Is all the 'patftiA Mhodls"of AT bany there are atpresenj sixteen hui^sS and fifty pupils. Thirty-six- teacherl ire, employed—five male and twanty-orie female. The averago pay per month of th# male teachers is eighty-two dolian of female teachers thirty-five- dollar*.., The ci'.y owns eight-school houses, with accommodations for eighteen handredjand fifty scholars,

EARLY in March about two thousand five hundred men wil [sic] be put to work on the branch line of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad between North Vernon and New Albany. At present there are over eight hundred men engaged on the work. It is confidently expected the road will be completed and the cars running to New Albany by the firstof September next. ———

FROM the Indianapolis <Sentinel> we

LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining unclaimed

in the Post Office,

Saturday,

Ingle John Kelley Jamei Lewis A LJ'.tla W Lmgfello?r W Long Elisha Luce Water Matbias Matliewi Smith MeioradP Miller

of "pitching jnto every pa

per" that opposes the proposed appropriation for tho completion of the State Normal bchool building. The accusation is not based on facts. Tho

Express

has not

"pitched into" tho Commercial, or any other papor that has opposed tbo measure, bgtt has, in a perfectly respectful manner, and with tho most sedulous observance of journalistic courtesy, corrected.tbe very serious misstatements of the Commercial and other papers. To have don# less would have boen a failure to perform a plain duty.

Ff.im tbo Evansvillo Courier we loam that on Tuesday night, a man namod Jno. Beard, who has for some time past entertained an ill fteling for Mr. Luening, one of the mo-U respectable citizens of Mount Vernon, entered the store of L, and, drawing a revolv^, to'd Mr. L. to prepare to die, as lie bad come for tho purpose of killing bijp. Mr. Luening made "bis prepRr.^ions not to die but to defend himself, and retreating behind his cour.te took a pistol ou', of a drawer and fired on ihe would-be assassin, inflicting a wound which it is thought will prove fatal.- Tbe sh'jt took effect in the face of Beard im mediately under tho eye, passing upward toward the brain, and bas not yo\ been fou.-'d. Mr. Luening surrendered himself to the authorities a soon as he bad done tho shooting, and was released upon his own recognizance to appear whenever Bummoood-

February 20 1869.

if^ ladies' list. Atltii Mri Peter Aldiidge llri Ju A feaubolzar Misn Kate Barns ilra Ellen Banuett Mrs Ma? Barli'ngton Mra Ellen Claik Miss Bell« Ch»Teis Mrs Lini a Cbitpuiftnu MiasT Coul'er Mrs Murgartl rnwr:ll tfigs Downey BIrB Alice Durham Miss June Brans MI.i Mary A FagaD M:* R-.b cca 2 Fry Mibj Kate Foreman Miss Mandy Funucau Miss Witiney GaraUan Mn Maggie Green Mrs Albert 6 ilStU Mrs Martha Gordon Mrs Emi Hart Rebecca A Hall Miss Rosa liitmm'elly Mrs .1 A Harri-i Mrs Mima (Jitnaab Fannie Hoss A1 rs Snsan Joues Cbarioitd Kecble Miss E JC Kelly Mrs Kimball Miss Maggi# Laff rly Mrs Mar ha Lewis Mrs Jane Liltiejohn Mrs A E Lo.-klear Miss Laura Lucher Mrs AI'co Lyons Mi?s t'arah Marrow lira JCUen Meter Mrs Mary -Miller His* Katu Moore Mis J»anio Morgan Mrs Ll »alie

Modesett Mill Aniellus McAllister Miss fheV* McGratli Mrs Patriek Bay Mrs Rebec-a Ridge Mis Jeanie S Both Miss Mngdaleca Hell Mrs Eoby Mrs Huth

Boaob Mis Borers Miss Charlotte KoJt-ms Mrs A Kunoll Mrs Pul:y Sh*tt-r Sliss Janufe ?palabnrg Mrs Fami^ 8leetb Mias Salt!* Btewart Mies Htewart Mrs km S'evsns Maggie Shelton Miss Siewart Mrs Eliza Silvers Jliss HA 2 ainkey Miss Nellie SmiibM».ry Sp^n^!er Miss Gattio S Stone Mi-s bizi School Mrs !»-.yaer ftjrj Geoij^ NhulisrSIrs S&rah I

ybulorSlrs Sarah Tab-cott Mrs Mary Tetriok Mrs A Tuylor Mary Thomas Adeliau .. 0otlfiii Mrs I* *. rrol M.iss S Vance Misf E Yenard Miss Lou sa Vizina Mrs Mary Walker Miss iielle Winuiogh^m Miss A Wright Jim iet Wiley Mrs Ann Wood Mrs William 4

GttH!l.iaiE!»'a LIST.

Alkir# Oao Adams TO 31 Addison John Archey Simoa Arnold .faail Ball t.d Barton Danl Sennett CSS Boyaton Bruns Lr,-iu Cramer Chambers Donnelly Jaraas O allies i'imo »jy 3.bl John Daytcn Deltas Is»ea Edwrrds Eltjai Eans A Engles A Elrey Joi If Edmonson Sanl Ferry aud ttruci Fist Jojd Fry O Gragg A Graham 0 Gu er Jaaea Hall Bobt Hidden Ltarii, SimoaHar is VVm Hittablddle Btiem Hosk'Ds Jobs jlmes Sktu| Hutchiseu

Miller Janet Miller JasM Moore A

Catarrh, Throat Diseases, cJiitis,_Ast?hnaavdCpnsir.np--iion trcaJcfiby izen'a orl that is emmenrtv isueetitjjf'vmt io /J rnn!

!we

learn that the breaking open of the reservoir in Gibson county, which we noticed the other day, has been attended with serious consequences. The country around is much lower than the banks of the reservoir and when the opening increased the water rushed out in torrents and carried away fences, bridges and stock. One bridge, 144 feet, long, was swept away, besides other smaller ones. Hundreds of rails were borne down the resistless current arid one German lost fifty head of sheep. The people were filled with consternation, and would gladly have closed the breach, for though many damned the wild, rushing waters all the force they could muster could not, for a moment check its impetuosity.— The damage is almost incalculable, and farms that were once fertile and prolific, are now a swamp, and the miasma arising, from the ground so long-submerged is likely to produce tenfold more sickness than the reservoir ever did. =====

Wor^an wra t^ ManaenChai ^icCvrmick ii Hod NygSM O'Onrro *.#.1 Pecilrord S -I

Phillips BebC Pool Jehnnie PoWell Eaton KeifcVeS fKia Biley Mike Beagao SH BirUt Geo la Risley ,i-, £i. P»owan'Ale« ,7i Boale Jas Boberts Ales Strange Jaiuas

8«anki!ea IhellyWa Spaneer W Sea ton & Brodcrtik Smith Geo W Smith Smi'hDivid MiinaidJN Shidler 1' PiglerJiceb Scott W 6co.t W Schoonorer Jjfas TrueD Van Allen Jof Vorteri IThealer Frank Wiggins Nelson WilfcinsonGW Winegardner SaMI Wyath Clias (i Williams John Wileon W TouagJ S

EZKA BEAI», P. M.

TpMPLOYMfiNT PL KASANT JLJ AND PBOPIfA Send stamp for p*r« ticul tl'vii

tamp tor pan

H. K. WJCLL*, 189 -G.QtAvrpj, N. T.

W. MANDj 56 Main StrMt, *.9 N. W. rornir of Old Com House, will pay ho Uigh^st mh |i::'ce or all kiot« ol Country P»9-uce, mch ri E gs, Kuito PcuItj,aUv* or drM:edt Anplas. Oniori, Oiicd t'ruit and ileat Will also bty Sfcds cf all kiodi—iiothy, C)o7«r, Flax, ic. With a 1 age itoo'-c cf Oic eri»« always on hand, our motto f*, to ««U at a smaJl profit aod qalck ialvi. Cell «ud selvti. Sirly

^DMXHISTKATOR'S SALE.

B\ rircuoof an Order of tha Vig- Oommon Deas Ccur:, ^i-1 uifcr for »ale at pablio auction, attba Court Houcadoorja Tstre Hau?#4, «-i Saturday, the Cth dav cf March, J8G9, the fol lining Beal iu Vjgo county, Indiana, t:

JUehty-thrce f«et and cna half inch ($3 incli) fronting on First street, by ot* hondiea auJ i'orty-onc :ee and two inches (141 ft. 2tn.) ind°p-h, in the^outhr&st corner of out-lot nazs* ber 70, & joining tbe city of Terra Haute. 'J'xiun—One-third caab, balance lo 12 and 18 n'ontli*, with iaterest, and mor,tga a on the primal. Pro:erty eold subject fo the life citato of Sl!za Guintbtr. II. 1. SCO IT,

Adm'r Daniel Oeiuth«r, Estate.

fcblOM^

MABBLtGE GUIDE!. EI KG a Pi ivate Instructor for married persank, ot' those auout to be married, both m»Ie and. iciuule, in everything concerning the physiol sy aud ve.aiions of oar tezual syatam, and t^e j,iodue ion ?ud prevention of oSTarping, iuclaiiii), all thr o»w discoveries never beiore "vca in !Ua KnglisU Uugnage, bv War. TOON'G,

D. T.ii? laally a valuajls and inteiesting wotk. I ii v,lit en in plain l^ugnage for (he genqr.il te v.ler, aud is iliustiated with numerous Kngiavings. Al! voung mariied p?cp:e, orthoee cjntempliilins m^nitge, and bavin tbe least Impediment fo married )Jf should read this Book. It «Hm csos seerets that tveiy one should •leaiqii!unt?d ih still it is book that must belock'inp a-d not lie about ihe houee. It

I" ie tent to any address on ricipt ol Fifty 'sn's. Address Dr. WM YOl:XG, No. -U6 S'prnce tree', .\lore Fourth, Plnlsd'luh'u

AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.-No matter vrhat way be your dis"»«e, befjie you Hoyours el under the care of anv one of the ir'on*OC\0'53 native aud foreign—who adrtise -u nisor any other paper, gft a copy of -. Vonng's Bock, and read it carefu(lv. It will be toe taea~s of saving you muy a dollal, your fccoltj, and ptobably your life.

Dr. i'aung can be oontulted cn any of the dilutes described in his pubiibatians, at bis Offii*, Ifo. 416. Spruce street, above Fourth, Ph ladetphla. ,f .„ ,,

gv«r.r^v»rin*0^*'' n*

c.* tn^ Jo

A v»!uab{© Joprn

these vvhc wrttr

Ir. HAL.T3

Will fblt Tc-rre Hacte tte Ats. Tliur«3-»y In pach month, and may tie ooaaulied at the Iterre Hante House. At all olh'r times, at bis ment Offloe, Millers Block, Iadlanap411». 2Wwtr it -1.

PHIL ELECTION—1869. "A.

———

STATE Or INDIANA, ly,

f.' BOl Vioo Covnn.f To M-r'j 0/ Vigo Ccunty, Qrtding: Yon arc- hsr by commanded to glye notice to the quillfl'.d voters cf -Vigo County, that tin the first Monflly ft April, A. D., 18C9, ilie fame beioRthe 5th day cf said month they will be entitle! to tote for ths following toarns'iip oCECira, to-wjt: 1. Harritot Tuio*»hp —Vno Trustee aad four

Conststb'es-

2! A":r« Tncnk(p.—Two Jostioea of the Peace. oce Trusteo ani two Constables. Xoit Creek TovnuVp.-Owa Truste and two

Countablc-rf, Honiy Crttl Towr.shn.-Ou9 Trustee and two Coustable Sugar Oreek Towruhp.—One Trcitee and three Coui-ables. j»-

Prairit Creek TovmtMp.- One Trm«tee^and tw» Constables. Prairitfon Toteiuhip.—Ouo Tim* and t*rj Consta'lu. BtleyTomuhip.—One Truster, one Jastloo ot tho Fawsshu thrae Coaatable*. Pierton TjwmVp.—One Trustee ana tw» tonstiibles. ,. FaytUf TomAip.—Ona Truitte and thiee Constables. IAnlon rot»mSt.—One-Trustte, two Jnstioei of tha Peace and two Consiables. OU*r Orttb Towr.i\ip.— Oa» Trnsiee snd two Cokstables.

In testimony whereof, I bare heroto ret my1U«i, and:tba''Sfasr-of the Circuit Court, at Terto Haute, tSis 16th day _T- ot Tebraary, 1809.

(skal.

B. H. SJMPSON', Clark. I

STAla.OI iKDiaSIA,

Vigo County,

I, Wiillam II. Stewart. SherlH of Ujo Coi:«ty, bareby certify th® force 'ing to b» a true copy tho original Preo pt ot Election Usaad by the Clerk cf tho Vigo Circuit Courf, and to me Uirscted. W. H. iTKWA"T.

FeblTdltwtd Sberiff V. C.

QTATE OF INJDIANA, VIGO O C0UITTT—SS:—tigo Commcn Pleas Court, April Term, 1S19. Marietta Saseen and other?,, vs Willliam Sljwart, Sr William SttWArt, Jr., Mary Stewart, od'I Eli-. 8bsth,,Herndon. Partition.

At tr:e Dieoiober Term of sal-'l "iiottrl. A. 1)., 1S68, comes tne Plaintiffs, by tlifir Attorn .yr, and file their amonde complainv herein al-c, .. alleging that the r.b*a .nam-d r.fcndaut. aiej byt:Isaacof

non-re.iijeuts of tbe State of Iniiftna, vh'-rt' uton th.» Cou't otderel that notice b-» yiiron them of the p^ndenoy of this procetiDg.

Notieoi-i tbereloro hereby given to the said D.1fcni'ct ot tho fllivg and penflency of this pro oecdio^-, nn tbat the namo will b» heard utid detennincd at tbe uext lerm of our said Com t, commeucin* on tli2 third .Monday of April next.# A.'D., 1SG9.

Af«t: r.. r?. srsirso^, ClerV. M0'.v3ff-?xs fee S8.

HO IT

7"o not £.ot op a niub for tlie' ON2 DOL' Alt SALES TRADE y. haves nt to WOOD' RUFI\ F^.'O 4 CO. S Ol'J'd"l'Ono Djllar otoru i-teniont llow, r.nd 0 JibKurd Street, BoRton. Mss.,for :'i

ir-1^7

Circutar lor the VT.nter of

tons 9, g'Tla'S fall rte.«cr!pMo'n *f oar iuimense stcik erv va.lsiyvf Merchan'Jisf, bd1 th ttipncsdfTiicd incltKxmtnle w^are liuw olT^iiag t^o ou Agent-aail P.itio-j^. ,1b YARPS nf Brown or B'stclitil, yrd wl3'. ptiaie quality Sheetings lor 510un-i.iv Club.oi 100- Largi'rutiU vm'I.tr clo1 8 In rroportlon. 8-rnd for t» Ciici ar. ce 23w3n j-, if#" n:i,ij0'53

CHICAGO fiJyJLUIllli 8 0 K1S The JmmoDSOencce'i a'teOiliQg-oufb^saineiS li BO^TOiV tb® past fiya hAB iii4«ced us to •st»kblfb Ji Brp.Pcla &tor« ia t'hlcago, ren)erin? It mora t&o Wd^tern pooplo, and also «avtug a Jpr£« exp Our go da ar# all ne»v aud re®ciTcdd re«t from Mauttf&o^urer* conrfstini of ©tery Rrtfcle desired for fam\\j "«ch Dry and Fancy 0iod*» Boots and Shoes, Jewelry, Fiatad Waro, «So., A- All articles sold for

One Dollar Each, and not to be paid for until yen ht-ow what you Ore to receive. CHECKS, describing goods, sent at the late or iO nvnts each, to pay for fo t.i:.e, printing d^o. TEKSENIS 18011 $! Ty J10U SENT FliEB TO ACESTi. We are i-gent» for all tl:o best rnrDO'ac'u ersin the eountry. CIKCDDAU3 SETr FUSE. Ac ci* wantid -".every tows. Address F.iKB CO.. 109 Dearburn St., C'Mci-.g', IX.-, P.O. IkxfiSliiu. d*cw3m

JJA.GLE IRON WORKS, I

C0B5EB FlHST AXC WaLNCT StiUJHg, XERKK HAUTE, INI)..

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietor* (SCCOCsSOBS TO JOIEBO QBOTU.) MAS0FACTDEEB8 OF

Portable ^StationaryEngines

FLOUBIKO A.SD SAW MILL MACniNEEY,

and at short notice.

AN1) MA

CORX-SHELIRBS AID CA5R MIMS VIUNKBI GENEKALLT, 1i*ob and Brass Castings,

•tc.

dte„

"DAVID S. MKALDSUlf, Military Attoraer, Notary and Claim Agent, Begnlarly Aoihorlzeo and Lli^nsed

Office—Farrington Block N. E. Corner Public Square, Ur Stairs, Fikst Doon,

TERBE HAUTE,

ISO.

Ptnsion Claims Prosecuted, J(rrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTT MONEY COLLECTED, JEEIS EXECVTED, Voueltrrs Sfiufe cm', and Petition .SToiujr Draan fren

Any Pentim Agmey in I United Slalet.

^PROTESTS ISSTJJTCD, Lud Warrants Assigned, Bought and Sold, and Defective Assignment* corrected

Mb. Dakaldsos well ends.-stands the mode of adju tinged cc-lleotin ar.r claims grow-oc out of f-e recent Kebelllon, and for JiCT and 1868, has collected and paid over to the claimants more than Two Hundred Tbontanl Dolla has ob tai ed three hundred Pension Certificati*, fur woundod or Injured, eeldiei*, widoVs, motheri, and minor children, and .seven hundred bounty cheeks for dlseharged privates.

Pension", If now applied for and granted, wHl commence at the da:e of the soldier's discharge. So time should b6 lost, ai (his favorable provit. Ion tcimiaites totally about Jace 18T0, or at five yeais af.er Ihed if chat go.

Arrears of pension m-y now be bad in all cases where tho pension do-.-s not oommence at tbe date of discharge, or de th of he so.'dier. Look at your certificates an I call cn me.

Bountyi/claims nnder the recent law, act of Jnly.2Uu, 1£6S, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the next and last bounty, puy, perhaps, be pa»f«d tbis winter. If eo, applications may be made the coming Sprine or ^u'JqIIler. I-Jill give notice when such

!awii

^aleof Lotsfnthe Mtr^clidii end Mortgaged to me school

cfaal't of ttopa)mu.t c-r. il,« »ii7cipa! and/ ii.fr LtlotC-the School Fill 1,of yiK.i Cort.'T. Inditvrj'i,o.' -thfe(tri.-inal Mil^o lo' "n ta»teenth 'rotij and on: the e? tbvfell Food he»eiuaft«r fnentloned, I til Sp fuiteti-' annot the StJiOijlXaw'of 18B5. off for tha Court H«o*a4«or, io the-^-yof Ti r. Hsinio. Vino couB'y. Indiaca, oiL.tLc^^arkh Monday,'it Mnfrthw1 (2iJ t**nty-s"pcond'di«y"of March, 1868, bttwenn tha ioari of.(10) t«t o'okck A. II., and f'-ur (1) o'clo It IP. M., of Md day to the highest bidder'fore sib ao much or tho Morffirgedprem-' Ue« ns will satisfy the amount doe for priacipal, interest dArtige and chat, and on lots Id ttw 16 h. Seriinn. for eaah and credit, in tho mahnar pia--setlbel 6y law, to-wft: i..

All the fpllowicg teal ostatjsto^n'tsiiac'f Lot Xo. (19) nineteen, in the.su^ijyLybioji of .- tion elxtcpf, in township .Hrrl-o north 'f range 91 nine woet,mortg-ged by £li«^t» Stepheua aid wi^."

Twenty-Sve feet by nicety^eren (97) feet eff the south and west sides of lot o. t)iirty-two (32) as'til? Cante appears on the recordrd jIat tbetown of Tcrro Hauto, Vtgo c^onty, Iut&ma, mnrteaK'd ty SiUa W. Williams and wife.

Four acrcs of land, morn or lew. in Ihe aouthwest qnartrr of scction (14) fourtoen, in township (15) twelve north of range (9). nino west,' commencing eleven 7&-100th chainsaouth of the' northeast corner of the southwest guacler Aforesaid, thence sonth four 70J-100 chnifts, ttieno* we^teight 60-100 ch&ios, (hence north four 703^100 :baiaj, tht-nco east o:pht £0-100chains", to th" piace of brginnin mortgaged !y Jame(Oakty and wife.

All tbe following real cstato, to.wlt: Fortj-ii* feet sevrn inches off the south tide of lot number one hundred, in the town of Terre Hante and alto, forty-ono feet tvo inohes met and west, by tfenty-tight fc«i north and south in the nor'heaatcrner of ihe same lot, mortgaged by Henry Jamison and* wife.

All t^etollowiivr real e*fnte, to*wit: The north half of tho Eouth'KSt quarter of. section (12) twelve1, in town (li) eleven, north of rarg» (9) nine writ, containing- elehty- acres, more or lets, mortgaged by Daniel O'Conn^ll and wife.

The i^utbweit quarter of the southwest quarter of eoction (°C) thirty-six, township twelve, north range (5) eight west, containing forty acrei more or liss, mortgaged by Wm. B. Mewhinnoy. lot No. one hnndred and'tMrty-two (132) in the town of Tern- Hau*e, in Tigo county, lad. Mortgaged by J1mca M. Tolbart and wife.

AU'cf the routhf.~a*t quarter of the north-east quarter of see Hontwelve (12) in township ten (10) north of rarge&nine (9) west morteaeed ty James A. Llttlejohn and Agnes E. Littlfjohn, his wife

Tbeisuih 'ast quarter ofthe pou h-'a«t qnarter of hoc ton iwentj-ix (26) in township thirteen (IS) ncith of ranee eight (S) wept, con taioing lorty acres mortgaged by John Paynoand Ifarritt. Payne, his wife.

Lot N». twelv (12) In sect'on al»tcen (16) town ship ten (10) north or range ton (10) wst mortg*"d bv DafU M. Stegall.

Ali fflet No. sixteen (16)ln :tho subdivision Of thi on th-west quarter of section fourteen (14) tn township twolvn (12) northuf rnnge nine (9) west contoinih^five acre-i more or lets mertgag^ bv Sirnh E. Patrick n~d Jamea U. Patrick, hur liaibind.

The east linif of lh« foalheast quarter of section fifteen (15) towiishlo ten (10), lar-fe eigb 1 (8) west, containing nighty (80) acros Also, tlie west half of tho sout'east QU'irter of th-* «outh-. we-t quarter o' section twenty-eight (28), in township ten (10). north of range eight (8). cootiiinloi twenty (20) aoros, mortgaged by Jacob Smock and Caroline Smork, his wife.

Commencing oh the wo°tbank of tho Wabah and Erie Canal, rnn ing from 'hence mt seven-!j-four feet seven inches, on Swan s.treet, tbenoe pontli one hundred and forty feet, to the alley, tbence east one hundred and aoven feef-«ov-n inchrs, to .tho west bank of Bald Canal, theno north to the piaoe of beginning, leing pirt of "Ut-Iot number th eo '(3), as.made by Charles Dewey, Executor of David Raymond, of the norlhweit quarter of soctlon tw^nty-aeven (27), town (12), north of range 1 ino (9) wo'st mort-

The southia quarter of the southeast quarter of rection thirteen (13). in township eleven (1!), north of range elfht wes', ountainlng forty acres, more or 1-^-s mortgegerl by David Holiton and bora*1 Ann Holsten, his wife.

To w't: Thirty.five »cre« in ni'ddle north half of coctinn twenty (20). in ti wnsbip ten (10), north of r»nge eight (8) wos' mortgaged by A. J. Siston and M. J.,hn wife.

All of the stiuthwnt qnartor of tho northwest quarto- of section nine (9), in township ten (10), north of rang" eight (8), containing 40, acres mortgaged by J-.ihn A. lco and Elsy J. Ylco, his wife.

All of the following real esiate, to-wit: Commeceing at the northeast corner of the northeast

quarter.of section thirty one (31), in township twjlvin (12), ri- r'h of range eijrht (8) we«t, running thenco wtst flfty-cight 4-11 (58 211) rdds,

thence south thirty three (33) rods, thence oast flfty-eiglit 3-11(68 2-11) rods, thenco north .thlrtyrhree (33) rods, to tho place of beginning, con-talnlng-twel'e acree rnortysg'd by Gtorgo H. Rlnley and Jrlia Ann Bipley, his wlf».

Ii^t No. one (1) seotlon Bixte»" (11), township twelve (12), north of range ten (10) west bought by Josah Elicklln. tot No. Bovsn (7) section sixteen (16), In township eleven (11), north of ran«e nine (9) west, containinglixty (CO) acres bought by Steihsn Price.

Lot Ko. sixty-four (64), section sixteen (10), in township twelve (lz), north of range nino (9) west taught by Roes and Coltrln.

Lot No seventy-nine (79), section sixtocn (115), in tewnihip twelv» (12), north of range nind.f?^ west bought by Boss 4 Coltrln.

Lot No. nloeJy-three (93),- eectlon sixteen (10), lu town-hip .twelve £12), north of rango nine (9) westj boiight b.f John Bulklev. 1 be southeast quarter of the northeast qnar ter of tecllon (11) tleven, tonnship (12) twelve, north -of range (8) o!ght west, containing forty acres mortgaged by Mary Austin.

Lot number one hundred and thirty-two in ike ci'y of Terre Haute, Tigo county, Indiana mortgaged by James M. Tolbert aod wife.

AH of lot three, in block No. (17) seventeen. In Linton's addition to the town of Ten Haute V'g oou"ty, Ind. mo'tgag.d by Joseph E. Sic Gannand LetltlaUcCann.

Having an extensive Estsblishmert, well stock cdandin full operation, we are pjty.ar'vi to do all kinds of work in our line, la the best style^i of the sonfe»«t qmrter of the s-inth»e4t qinr

ORDERS SOLICITED janlSdSmwly

•MILITARY CLAIMS-CARD ItJL FOB 186».

All of 8:x acres of land !n (ho sonlhwoat corner

When lrti than lie whole tfR't morj^aped is •o^t'j the quftn-iiy sold vh\ll bo t«k^n in a sqnate cm as neatly as possible, off tbo qprtbivenurly corner of ia'd tract, and when l^fs than th» whole of nny in-lot or on'-lot cf *nv town or oity »hall bs i^ld, if lio lot fronts east or we«tv tho part bo told *ball be 1a*en the north eidn thereof and if the lot fronts north or south, tbe part so aold thai! be taken off the west Ida thgre|~ of, frcmfjon te rear by para)le1 ltn**war. padi/ock.

January 11th, 18G9.

OF INDIANA, VIGO

COUNTY, SS—Conmon Picas Court, April Term, 1869. Jerealah OobU, T, TS'v. trtS Divorce.- a«J P.iscilla Gcb.e.

On this d^y, to»w]t: the 9th day of Febrnaiyk 18(9. comcs the PUiotitT, by bis Attorneys, and files hi* mpJ»Int hot.in: a1sor nn affidavit, #h*wiig that the Defendant i* a non-resident uf the S^ateof Tndiana.

Notioei* th*refoie, hereby given to the said De ferriant of the filing and pendency of hl«pro ceeding, and th it th%»ame will be heard aud detcrmiued at lho next term of our said Court, roTnfBereIng«n the third Monday of Arril» A. D., 1369. Attest: I H. SIMPSON.

AIqic? 4 Bumtey, Clerk Attoi nrys. febiQw3w-Prs fee 5S.OO

STATECommon

paMed. No en'bns

•iave yet b:en allowed for iu tii2 war of 1812. No Land Warrants need bo.ezpectf for rervice In tbe late war. and no further bounty lo veteran, who hashed three or fonr hundred doll in

I have neverlon a good claim where (he pirty irmltted me to znauageit iamv own way. I ti#vo loet two valid c:aiws ca aeooant of inch interference.

B^Beferto Merohant., Banlter* an I Oltlzeni generally, and t# any one of the thousand whoee claims hare fcc-ea obtained by me.

Ja9dwtf V. 8. P^5ALD60tf

OF INDIANA, VTGO COUNTY, SS: Vigo Pleat Court, April Term, ,186). riscilla McClrary, .*aie* W KcCle^ry. On thi* day, to-wir, the flrttday of F^ruary,

D.f 1869, comes tbe PlAinttff, by Batrd A Yiift, h-r A.tornevs, and file th ir complaint herein alsoH)y the retain of tbe Sheriff, to pro* ccts isacd herein, chowlog that tne Defendaut is noD*ru6it)*nt of the tate of Indiana.

Nutice Is therefore hereby given to :be fa'd De fendaat tbe fil'nz end p*ndency of thi« proceeding, and that thepame will be beard and determiaed at ihe next Term of oar said Court, commencing on the third Monday of April nrx? A. D„ 1869.

Attest: EUFUSH. SIMPSON, fvb1w3 -Prf f6,00 Clerk,

K. GLFFOED, V. S., Treats all

Diseases of Horses aad Cattle. Hospital and Offlre, corner of 6th and Eagle 8ti. 1t-J eVoctOwly TKBEt HATtJB, INDIANA,

SmUh and PfHy tmi.h^hU^.

All that pirt tho sonthweat quarter of Eecilon thirty tbre», townshin twelve, north of range ninowret, which lies betweeh seventy acres 1 if from the romh of sitd quart»r, and 'forry arr?s off from the north side of said quarter b— ing flft'aercs, more or less morfna^i by Wm. F. Krnmbbiar and Jano B. Krumbhair.

All of ilie eouth«eBt.quartonof the southwest quarter of section twenty (20), in township ten (10), 'north af range eipht (8)'wrtt, containing 40 ncrts, more or If si mortgaged by John Dowell arid Ptiebo!Doxe!l,his wife.

Ccmmenolng twenty-six (26) rods an-f nlrefeot eisS cf tbe northvro«t corm-r of th6 southwest qnartor of leition fifteen (16), town'hip twelve A ), rargo nice (9) west, running tbence sooth flvo ohains nnd fifteen litilt", ihfnceeast to the Tcrro Haute &

OravrfordnVil eState Boad, thence

north eistwardly-along raid rood, to th» north line of saij) section thenca wi', to the place of beginning in or 'paged by Virgil A, Sparks and Ma-y J. Fparks, hii »-"Ife. 'i

All of the south half of the southes't quarter of section tw% In townfhio thirteen, nnrth of range ten weet mortgaged by Da'-W hlrley.-

AH of tho northwest fnctioaal quarter.of section four in townshio thirteen, north of range tea w-st, containing sixty-six 78-100 acres.— Mnrigaced by Elijah M. -A'ftr'i.

Lit No. Ave (6), motion sixteen (10), .In township twelve (12), north of range oigbt (8), wo*t, bought bylohn Brltton.

Tin /ollowlcg described -tract of land, to-wlt: VI1 tha' nart ortjie northwest quartor of section 'wanty (20).In tSwoship thirteen, north of rmige Din" we-t whl'-hlles south tho ral leading to (jutkof'a Fecfv Biipposod to contain abrut one hundred and. fifty a:ret mortgaged by Jacob A Hay.

PREPARATORY TO MOT

Main and Sixth Streets, (when the I. S89/I •."..1 ihe meantime iU, ...

^M^BUCKEYE": »Itaef fcOT-Saui?'' e«s ..

zr 5i3 .~d\Jo 2 .the center of e:Ui'4x^£ :'*ndn pilUSV9VL 02 ^ausa eH ,!Sif "5" »rT :-.i lf.i

A8 few Goods as possible. We

WHITE GOODS

4* ..-6ir-#r--.-=.-3-7r I'jdsflJi.'-q Juliana feiJAnd bmarked 0 ac

Plain, Striped and Plaid a itfan.

5-4 Jones' Cambrics,

Edgings and Insertlngs,

£§^*S* goods?

'C8~ The LARGEST STOOK of tile

WW make it worthy tbo attention

DOCTOK WILBElt

OTrrcE,

bbssctiTATi()K asd hIoep-

tio Boon, 616 Washington Aveune, St. Louis, Mo treats with the greatest success »ll lils -H»9s of Woman, Iionchorcet, or Whites Falling, iufiamatijn or Ulooration of tho Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritls, Anienorrhffla, Menorrhagia, DyBoienorrhcea, end Sterility, or Darrenuosg also, every disdase oonneeied with 1'uU'rty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since trie Donor coL-Qnea liiaself exclusively to tbo treatment of these oomplainte anl treatn a .very largo number of caees.it follows that bis knowledge of them must bs fir moresiirnsiv* and accurate than that of phytiolana In general practice. Sond stamp for Jle:i -al F&m phlet of thlrty-Biz (agei. Ko' ma-tor who liavo failed,, road what ha saya. PatieutD lo ovefy Western Stete. Cures guaranteed. iVmsullAtlouby letter or at offloe free. Rooms for patients requiring dally attention. A lady aitHislant. Hour 9 A-*. to T-r. M. Sunday? exup:ed.

BOCTOIl HHirriEB.

AK-2CGULAB

GEADUATK or MSDIOIJSE,

as Diploma at Ufflj* will slow, h*s been longer eugiiged in ie treatment of Ve.t rBIAL, BtxoATi, andPaiVATB Deeases tnaaany oth. i'hyslolunln Ut. Louis.

Syphilie. Oonnrrhea, Qlect, Srrictnrc, OrchUit, Bei LtUd and Rupture all Urinnry Dii'asel Gyphciit.o or Utroaial Affeeaeta oftk Throat Skin or boss are treated with nnp.ralled-uccesj.

Bpermatorrtea, Sextal Debility and Impotency.ai the rqjuit ofscit-aons. in yvutb,e»aual ouctsse* lu maturer year1, or other causes, aud which produce ••-meof tho folloalng ef feotB, as Noctur jal Em ssions, Dlotch6S, Deoility, Dnilosu, Dinars* or Sight. Confusion of Iueas, Ksil Forbodings, Aversion to Sooiety of Femulee, Loss of Hemory anl Sexual Fow.-r, and rendering Uarnage improper, are permanently eurtd.

Tho Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are uisur|.ass in ot. Louis or any other city,. Back files of St. Lou 1b papers urove that he has beej locat-d thoie lougby years than any other so advertising. Tho ostahliBument, library, laboratory aud appointments are unrivalled In the West, unrivallud unywoero. ge, witu: experience, can be relied upon, and ihe i*ctor can rif.-. to many physicians throughuat tho country. In past sa_ceas aad preiout po ltiou he stands witnont a cempotltor. Thy Writings of Pkjilclu wkose Bepu uUiwa is Vnlou**idCfiboiila worth Heading.

Dooioa Wairrua jrabtlshea a Sledlcal Paiaplllot relating to Venoreal Diaeaars and the duastreas aatl varied consequences ol self-ubuse, that will beaont to,any addrees in ii sealed envelope .for two stamps. It coat .Ins fulleymytom lists that will enable those affected to determine the nature of their complaint add-gives written statement of their case that will ansjrer alir ojt aa well for the purpose of treatment aak personal Interview but whore itis couxenieat, the Doctor should be consulted personally.- Those heviUg friends that may ipqulre advlcej can supply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with (tamp. Thus yon can assist the uufortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no subject is of more Importance than pnaity of blood and perfect, manhood.

It is self-evident that a physician who confines qimselfexoluBivefy to the study of a cer tain class of diseases aud.treats thousands ol case* every year, mu»t afcqulra greater skill In that specialty thiian one ia general Dractlc.— "Many physicians, recognlaidg this fact, intro--'uoe patients to the Doctor after reading his Sledical Pamphlet. Oomnrbnlcatloni confidential. A friendly talk Wil edst you nothing. Office central, yet retired—Not 617 St. Charles ssreot, St. Lonls, Mo. Honrs, 9 a, v., to 7 e. x., 8undays excoptcd.

MUSICAL.

••rrf fpcfion (3fiUhirt^psix, in township (lu)ton xv-* went: and lot No. one an two S»(8] and I

north of ran# (19) nineteen and fweoty in tha town of Center Vigo connfy, Iod^ mortg?gtd Ly Uruce Sa lier:and and wife.

STECK'S,

Auditor Vigo County, Ind.

KNABE'S,''1*

The Celebrated Patent Cycloids

and ether well-known and reliable M^keta. CABHABT So HECDDAH'S Parlor and Church Organs and. .Melodeons, SHEET MUSIC,

PIANOS FOR RENT. Also, old Iuitor«m«DU Ukao la exchange or part pay oa ne* onta. Pianos, Melodeons, aod all kiadi of mallei MnaJcal ln-itrc-

ZQODts impaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.' fiend Orders to 3&VK CKX8SN£B'S

PALAOS OF MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio wireel, i^n«(Opp»ito tlie O.d Court -Bonn,) v&)

mSiih.iiAUTBi IND. -1 .-, -ht .• irgoS 0? I -sr.- :i'ri j-- Lxj,el COO,?? it", qkienwol UtiiiO ts\ ecrs?#

dry dod&i.

ING TO THB: COBNjBR OF

Building fs completed,) we shall in make tbe

CASH STORE

attraction fot""

TO^ REDUCE STQOK

Hffi I- 'j SttO '4sa» Jit,

O O S

AND SAVE MOVING call special attention to the

DEPARTMENT*

dotcn prices of ueuJ ^^#02

Jaconets, Skirting Camliant s, Nainsooks, a

Jaconet and Lineu

Thread Lacrs and Lace

bALL KINDS.

above Goods ia tbe City ht tho

PRO MPT inspoction.

W. RICE A CO.

Great Cbarance Sale JjV VI W 3 O 7

C. WITTIG & CO.,

170 MAIN STREET,

We offer our entire Winter Stock

Soft AT COSTl ,,£'.ap

Ladies Woolen Hoods at 10, 25, 50, 75, aod 90c do do Nubias, at 45, 50, 60, 75, and" 8O0 do do Breakfast Sbawle, $1,35,1,60,1,60,1,75, 3,00 Children's Woolen Coats, at 60c,' 75c,. $1,'00, 1,25, 1,50 Gent's Woolon Scarf?, at 10, 15, 25, 50, 75, $1,00 do do Shirts and Drawers, at 50, 60, 75, and $1,00 do do Jackets, at $1,85.

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ALL OUR LADIES FURS* '^T EXACTLY COST!

ILL OUR BLANKETS

At Exactly Cost!,

Back Mitts, Gloves & Gauntlets, at $1,75 and $2,00 per Pair, ...... FOR BEST QUALITY! ilh- qvB sn je1! 't"* •'I 0 }vf ,..1 Jk' ».

Our Entire Winter Stock Wn

T1AMb

CHICKERINGg]

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Small Musical Instruments.

—AVB—

Musical Merchandise.

,. .. Must be Cleared within »trft

THE NEXT 60 DAYS

To make room

For SPklNG PURCHASES

And we invite all to give us a call, and examine the BARGAINS we have to OFFER

C. WITTIG & DO.,

170 MAIK ST., DOMING BLOCK.

ASTROLOCY.

A S O O

Id LoveAli iL"# SbeMever irnlls ba* tvo4«i uf Vlajuifcg the Ol .he or.positr sos. tlQt. ehuwe 50a cht Ufeeue^oJ iua itiiare'wif* or abehct frtbia.» the lb Uifci U3A*VS Um aiftiriM tttvi Him «10 ftUVt-. hn t-*.*" b- Uiv«'t«- 1: MicQr .L.'.b

Speed) and llapp Hurriage,

J&ele, tberelbre, a enre dependence, (t ie Known to tbopablio at large lUatabe wae tlte flut. and ehe la the only pereoi. in thle eontilry who« a •bow the likeneee in reality, auJ wtio i.»i. ^iveei tiro satiefoctlon on all the coooorun j, oanbe tested and proved by tboniMoU*, boto nol and ainglr, who dally aod eagerly vim hu

To all In baiineee her advloe it invaluable, t'l foretell, Willi tbe great** cerlaiLly, tUi i.. eultof all commercial aod bnainwj trauencl i» a.

Lottery number* given wltlKut pxtiacbame MADAA1£ HAI'UAJCIi a buii» Kd. Aetroluu'il lliatevery one oau depend apuu. Kkvti t!:« e»t Atlrologlet of the otoeteoati, «ul«r,. Jt i» that w«ll-kpoKD Tact titatuece.

Madame Itapbael ie the eeveL Lh datig^i t„i ifce »vonth daughter the in urt m.i, »lrt sbe caa lorotvl) juui ».r,

Uoooree draukeunrer, and diecovere lo.t or hidden trrasnrea. 10.111 iot«rview» etrietlj (..ivai, »n.)

As a ITemale Pbyeiclau r.nsr ,4•., .*.1 onre 11 rcmale irrci DUii Urt, «mJ ..f n.onti ly Bi », «ubvai da-.xfl ot wj-w i, -..0 not Iftjur-. -.-r» .: lb- he *1' :'!-reforti, oun vntr, cviut all, (v

ii itichjoeaii, bti, ttairal Aveine ud tlipuiinati, Ohio. TuRMB.—Ladles, (l Gentlemen, ll.fif.

H. B. lhcie at a distance may commnnloita with perfect eatiifactiwa by eaoljalag one dulUi and itamp. All oammanlcations strictly private and 1 onJL eotlal.

Addrcii Lotk Bex Ul, Cincinnati, OUo. S ^.»nkt3«rJr '«j«»

HVOOOOI.

TO CLOSE OUT! I*

FUR8,

CLOAKS,

THE LOWEST

BJiO€K.

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SHAWi-S! -il iofi 0 .1 id it JiOS (.ICO

F1GUBE8

aapnee JPQMS TJBJLB J*

WILL BE OIVEN.

E S A & O O

.. Corner Fourtb and MaiaSti-

LOOK OUT.'

UOOl) JIIKW'S FOB ALL.

91,000 TO AN I fBitauN WHO W1£L XQDAL MADAMK BAPBABL IN TBK PBOFE88IOM.

Mil NfiYBETRklLlNG MAD ftA.PUAKli It tbe tiiir euoceedB woeD ftJi »tUors hfte fnlled. All «bo ®re Is troable—-«U who hfive Ikwl uQfortQp»t«w.all wUoae food hopes hav«* bt-ou Jbappoiutce, croBtitd aud bla«t«d by fftJa* ^roujii-c *uo lecelt—«11 who Wrvo btHj*i rnlaled aii'' uiOn #tb—all fly to bei for advicc aud aatlstoctiuu. kii wbu *r* Ui do-.M of tbe adectiona ol tliom th«y lotn, ron»nlt fcei tr relieve And tliutt mlndi.

and AFTBJt THIS DATS I

WX OfVXB OVB8TOGK

09*

#^WINTER'

DRESS GOODS!

COATINGS,

Him CAS8INUUB,'

BHAWXJS, 't*V

jiai 'iJir •H»lS3v f* -*sw eflsjsj BLAmUBSn 3 •MBqqt AHO AAlrEIXDS O* .'M& lo ngtcdo ts i-T^ars o) vs£.:»K

WIMTER GOODS'

Great BedHetlifes! .'id* *efjwiq»o Sja.

CMBNKUCS ft 0AMIBT1,'

8d and Main Atf.

Cornet

Jan!/ li, 1M9.

UirrHt»F/vtta.

^ereoopyber •'IrenUuiijoLt" gm ,,f .,. faiitaie