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

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From Washington

•Washhtgtoit,

March 20.—A very lafge

number of Senators and Eepreaentatwes were at the "White House this ItturiiiiJg* The Pennsylvania delegation oalled in a body, and had an interview.

RTCVBHUI MATTERS, _/

Commieeioner Delano has received a communication from supervisor Noah, of the Tennessee District, forwarding a letter from collector Wilson of the 3a District of that State, informing the supervisor that he had commenced a vigorous campaign against outlaws in the mountain counties of that State.

Mr. Noah writes that he is in receipt of information that the Sixth district is infested with illicit distilleries, whose proprietors defy government officers, and he has directed the collector to push these violators of the revenue to the wall.

Collector Wilson writes he is operating in the mountain counties with a detach.ment of troops, and one of his deputies has reported the seizure of five different distilleries. fi The troops are now operating rut"nam and Jackson counties.

INSPECTOR GENERAL. ,.]« I

General Randolph Macy, Inspector General of the Army, has been assigned to duty on Sherman's staff, and assumed •'itbe duties of that office this morning. I

ArPOIHTMENT.

Thos. L. Fuller has been appointed Clerk in the Treasury Department, and assumed his duties to-day, vice Niles.

CURRENCY.

Shipments of currency for the week, to National Banks, $683,199 amount received from Printing Bureau, $598,500 held in trust for banks, $342,690,200 bills for public deposits, $3,271,635 bank notes issued to-day, $313,301,730 insol vent bank notes redeemed, $10,206,221 circulation, $299,854,840.

CONFIRMATIONS.

The Senate to-day confirmed the foi' lowing nominations Wm. A. Richardson, Assistant Secro 'tary of the Treasury.

Jos. R. Smith, Assessor of Internal Revenue for the 21st District, Pennsylvania.

C. C. P. Clark, Collector of Customs, Oswego, New York. Israel Rashburno, Jr., Collector ofCus toms, Portland, Maine, and the following Postmasters:

Wm. Clark, Van Wert, Ohio. Richard J. Tompkins, Mt. Carmel, 111 E. B. Pendleton, Westerly, R. I.

RKSIONEU.

Thos. Harland, for many years, Assistant Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, has tendered his resignation, to take effeot as soon as his successor is sufficiently familiar with the duties to assume charge in his place.

His successor, Jno. W. Douglass, lawyer of Erie, Pennsylvania, and has for seven years past been collector of Internal Revenue for the District represented in Congress by Hon. G. W. Scolield, and has been regarded as one of the most competent men in that branch of the pub lie service.

Mr. Douglass is at present filling the position made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Risley, and in a short lime tbo transfer will be made as above.

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

The President has appointed J. W Haynes, Frederick A. Tridle and Wm Sherman, Government Commissioners to examine and report on completed sections of tbo Central Pacific Railroad, California, and Western Pacific Railroad, in place of John Biglor, Frank Denver and Thos. J. Hendley, removed. -,\.r COMMITTEE REPORTS.

The Senate committoe on Commerce has made a favorable roport on the nomi nation of J. T. Casey, to be Collector at Now Orleans, and roported back James Longslreet's nomination for Collector of Internal Revenue of the Western District of Louisiana, without recommendations.

Generel Longstroet.

LOUISVILLE, March 21.—The CourierJournal publishes this morning, tbo fol lowing remarkable article: "When it was announced that Gen Grant had appointed Gen. Longstreet to the office ot Surveyor of the Port of New Orleans, we at once concluded that tho President was apprised of liis appointoe's having been once indicted for smuggling, and therefore, thought him tho better qualified to detect others who might engage in similar practices.

About tho year 1855, as we are formed, Longstroet being a Major in the United States army, and in command of a military post on the American side of the Rio Grando, was indicted in the Di trict Court of the United States lor the Territory of New Mexico, for the crime of smuggling, but when tho United States Marshal wont to the Fort to execute tho process of said court,the gates were closed against him, and he had to return with out executing it.

The Marshal having roported these facts to the thon Governor of the Torn tory, he made application to

G'.'n.

This court, composed of his brother officers, found Longstreet guilty, but the General disapproved of the finding ol' llie court, and tho mattor was soltlod by his giving a pledge to the civil officers that there should be no smuggling on tlio part of tho military. Henca wo infer that Grant, knowing that Longstreet li-.is somo knowlodge of holos through which offenders might slip, thought him asuiiable hand to stop them, and thoreforo appointed him to this responsible office notwithstanding he had boen a Confederate officer.''

NOTICE TO LEAVE.

The pedestrian, Symons, who is walking from Chicago to Savannah, Ga., for a wager of $3000, whilo at Seymour, Indiana, awaiting a change in the weather, was served with a notice by the Jackson county Vigilance Committee to leave within a limited time. Symons obeyed the notice and left for Louisville by rail, to avoid probable lynching. ———<>———

Georgia.

ATLANTA, March 20.—In the Senate yesterday on the reconsideration of the vote which indiflnitely postponod the Fifteenth Amendment, only four of them voted in favor of it. It therefore goes over to the next session.

A resolution was offered by a Republican Senator, authorizing Gov. Bullock to call upon tho President of the United States for military aid in counties where tho Sheriffs make oath that they cannot protect lifo by the civil force, but tho resolution was voted down by the Democrats.

From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 2J.—At a meeting of the Council, yesterday afternoon, the Ordinance compelling commercial travelers to pay license for selling goods by lample or otherwise, was unconditionally repealed.

New Brunswick.

ST. JOHN, N. B., March 20.—Mr. Cudlip's action in moving the annexation resolution is unanimously condemned.— It appears the House refused to allow even a notico of tho resolution to appear on the Clerk's books.

Navigation is open in part of tho Bay of Fundy.

.-r&^JProm New 'York. New York, March 20.—A Washington dispatch says Secretary Boutwell informed the Ways and Means committee, that from- a"caEU a] re-'exaininatioh of the department he.had found affairs generally in pretty good condition. He did not think he would require any additional financial legislation at present. There was an abundance of money, and he indicated his determination not to keep a large amount on hand, and that he would use the surplus from time to time for the purchase and cancellation of bonds claiming at the same time that there was ample authority in his judgment in the existing legislation- to make such purchases and cancellation. He stated also that he was opposed to the secret sales of gold, and that whenever -he had any for sale it^would be sold in open market, giving everybody tbo same opportunity of buying.

The same dispatch says, twenty-nine Senators are sure to vste for the repeal of the Tenure-of-Offica Act, while its oppo nents claim thirty-three votes. Great efforts will be made to reach a vote toa a '"'3

iMAIL

BURNED.''

The Western mail which left this city on the 16th inst., was burned next day six miles this side of Mifflin, Pennsylvania. The mail was a very valuable one, consiEting of 33 letter and 160 newspaper bags.

Four or five of the letter bag?, containing California mails, wero saved and sent forward. Many of tho letters wore saved in a damaged condition and returned to the New York office, whence they were again forwarded to their destination.

Mexican News.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 21st.—Latest Mexican intelligence reports that Losada had resigned his command and ap pointed Domingo Hava his successor, stating in his manifesto tho powerful reasons that obliged him to take this step.

The garrison at Gusdalrjara manifest an unsubordinato spirit. The civil authorities attempted to arrest some drun ken officers who were behaving disorder ly, whon the latter drew their swords, lired pistols, and on appearance of the police called out their soldiers.

The disturbance was quelled without serious results. Inundations which laid waste the cot ton fields ofSinaloa, destroyed much pro perty in Durango.

General Zepida, the new Governor of Lower California, had assumed his duties. It is anticipated the affairs of the Penin sula will be better regulated than under Davolos.

Indians are committing outrages on the frontier of the States of Chihuahua, So nora and Coahuila.

All quiet at Durango.

From New York.

New YORK, March 21.—Prince Louis, of Bourbon, wrb married last evening Alias Emelie Hamill, of Cuba. The cerernooy was a civil one, the Catholic priests declining to perform one of religious character.

REMITTANCE.

About a million and a half of dollars have been remitted from Cuba to a pri vate banker here, the interest on which is to be devoted to the Bick and wounded of the patriot army.

NITRO GLYCERINE.

The nitro glycerine seized Thursday appears to have been consigned to an agent of the United States Government at Savannah. ———<>———

Arrested.

CINCINNATI, March 20.—M. E. Meir, Treasurer of St. Paul's German Evangel ical Protestant Church, arrived here un dor arrest last night from Detroit. He absconded Now Year's with several thou sand dollars of church money.

From Indianapolis.,

INDIANAPOLIS, March 21.—Judge Jas Morrison, a prominent attorney in this State, and ono of the oldest residents of this city, died yesterday.

LETTER LIST.

LIST OF LKTTKHS romaining unclaimed in the Post Office, SATURDAY, March 20, 1869 lathes'

LIST.

Aksrs

Miss

Maggie

Bramer Miss Anna Bailey Miss Nancy Brawnier Mies

Lillie

Miote

Campbell Mrs Lucy Carter Miss

11 A

Connelly Mrs Mary Daniels Miss Sarah Denny

Gar

land, who commanded that military district, to have Longstroet surrendered to the civil authoritiss for trial, but as Longstreet was a relative of the Genoral ho evsdod tho application of tho Governor and ordered a court of inquiry to invosti gate the matter.

Denny Mra

Greenup Sarah Gordon 3li

Salinn

HamHou Mr* ft \N' Hastings Mis

Llaildy

Mrs

S E

Hawkin* Barbara

IIagger

By era "Win

Cant wall Craft

H'mThomas

Co* Lewis Cuudrum

«I\'T till lill II:

Do not

gel

a Olnb

for the

SAXE8 TBAW5

BDrF, FKKO CO. S

Mass.,for their

Sheetings for

smaller

I HOW IT LOOKS. V*

410,

aoutnwest

Howard Mrs Juno llollenburg Catherine

JonosSusannah Jordon Miss Aunia Kentz Mrs Sarah

Ivuto

Bell Mary

Bcn&ou JUiss

Little Miss Lydia

B?nnettMiss

TerapcranccLynn

His*

Bloekeomo

Miss Belle Mahao

Bwk.

Miss Mollic

UaKs*dy

Mis3 Samantlia

Shaw Miss Sargent Nora Sparks Mrs Stradcr Miss

Ann

Deby

Mi«s Kety

Doner Mrs Anna

Kwiug Ku^lUhMalinda

Mis Kliza

M^s

Charlotte

Mrs

Mary

Horn

Wolverton Miss

Mrs SI A

Anderson Anderson Johu Addirfmi John A Ahart Jerry Barker

Manuel Jos Myers

Black John Baiter

I 'apt

.Mi

Miles

yearn Brown Bullard Edwd Blue Mr Buckingham Jacob Bugh Henry

Mooro

Mostiller Wm

Rising Chas Bush

Epstein

Bro

FeaisJ «ra)0e Gray .Jrant JO en Thos Goldman Uuarn

Hiegiston

James

Telia Wm Vorit

g* S

erger

ONE DOLLAR

until you

b»ve

not to

WOOD*

old Old One Doll»r Store,

Tremont Bow,and

Howard Street,Boston.

Mew

1068-9,

Circular for the Winter of

giving a full description

OUT

stock of everf Tarieiy of Merchandise,immenie

unprecedented

and the

inducement*

Agonts

are now offering toon-

and Patrons.

75 YARDS

of Brown or Bleached,

yard

wide, prima quality

$10 and

a Club of

100'

cloba

Larger and

in proportion. Send for the Ciicu-

srv. »/r'v de:23w3m

AGLE IRON WOEKS, COBNEB

FlaSI AND WALNDT STBSET9,

terbb haute, ind..

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors, (SuCCESSOag TO JOSKBII OmOTIB.) mandfaotubebs or

Portable & Stationary Engines FLOUBINO AND SAW MILL MAOHINEBT,

IORX-8HKILKR8 AND CAJfR MILLN AND MA VBINKBV 6KNKBAUY, Irou and Brass Castings, *c„ Ac

Having an extensive

male and female, in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our sexual system, and the production and prevention of offsrping, including all the new discoveries never before

givonin

the English language,by

M. D.

will be sent

Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadel

phia. jo24wly

PEIL ELECTION—18G9. STATE OF INDIANA, Vino

You

COUNTY,

To the Sheriff of Vigo County, Greeting

arehertby

commanded to give the

qualified voters of Vigo County,thatnoticetofirst

Monday

of April,

on the

A. D., 1S69, tho

the Peace aou three

same being the

5th day of said month tliey will be entitled vote for the following township officers, to-wit:to

1. Harrison Towitthip.—Oue

Constables.

Trustee and four

Nevins Towmkip.—Tmo

oue

Coustables,

«l.

Jnstices the Peace,

Trusteb

and wo Constables.of

3. Loit Creek Toicnthip.—One

Trusted and two

Honey Creek Totonshiv.—One

Ooustable?.

Trustee and two

$ugar Creek Township.—One

Goustablea. Prairie

Constables.

Trustee and three

Creek rnon«Aij.~One

Truttee

Constables.Toiomhip.—Oae

Prairieton

and two

Trustee and tws

Riley Township.—One

Pierson Tcwmh'p.—Constables.

One

(SEAL.,)

Trnsteoana twe

stables.

Fayetle Toivnthip.—One

Coustables. Linton

the original Precfpt

Con

Trustee and three

Tovmthip.—One

Trustee, two Jnstioes

of the Peace and two Constables.

Otter Creek Township.—

Ooo

Trustee and two

Constables. In testimony whereof,Ihave hereto set

Court, at Torre Haute,ofthis 15th day ot February,

18G9. R. If. SIMPSON,

kSS.

STATE

INDIANA,

Vjgo

County,

William

Stewart. Sheriff of Vigo Coun

ty, hereby certify the foregoing to bo a trae copy

Election issned by the

Clerk the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me di rocted.of

Febl7dltwtd Sheriff

will on the 2lth day of Maroh,1869,

corner of said lot,

iheexteuslou

plucc

Mar

£helton

Mies Jemima

Smith Mrs Evalino Smith Mrs Mildred Smith Miss Tuauey Mrs

Fair Margaret

•'rands Mrs

Laura

Fielding Mary Forbes

ftlrs

Gcrrald

STATKCommon

McGinnis Franklin McGuiro

Geo

-aughliudThusg ....

Nebergall W O'

Michael

O'Connell

Connell

Ott Parker

Dagley Kvans Elijah

Kmeri

Powers

Matron

English John EdmoddsZ

Sparks

Samt

Strange Jamos Sevbold Thos

SoatonA

Hessthg Johu Harris Thos Harman

Brodorick

Sterling James Miepherd Fj Stewart Willie Simpson

Scott Slockum Syeth Chas Snider Talcott

Ilealey

John

He use! Hargon Denis

'Ihos

Taig

Howard Brice Hollo way John a

Vest Valentine

Sanford

Wagner

JAB

WarkerSawl Welch Perry B'ease

Hutchison John w*

Michael

Weber Jom-pb

Kamtnel King Andrew

Whited A Wise Chas

Kini»ett Charles

KimberloB Land awhead Johu LeoJ W

White Winand John Willibard

Woodhead Mr

EZRA Rkad, P. M.

=====

W. MAND, 56 Muin Street, N. corner of Old Court Honse, will pay 1he highest

cash prico for all of

Proiuee,such as K/gst Batter,kinds

Ac.

Poultry,Country

alive or

dressed, Bags, Feather*, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Dried Krnlt and Smoked Meat. Will also bny Seeds of all kinds—Timothy, Clover. Flax,

With a Urge stock of Groceries always on hand,oar motto is, to sell at a small profit and qaick sales. Call

»nd

see for

rnnMlng

of beginning, and

said day, sell at public auction,tho

amberfoor In

sixty

-four, th*

Young

Mrs E

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

%!HC09.'d

Leas«/

Leavitt Henry Loyd Phillip Lnndy Win Mahan

sixty-two

Murphy

McCiain

Wm S

McColla McClaiu Thos McGrew Isaac

thenoe

north two hundred and thirty feet,thenoe

east

of Sixth atreet, thence

sjulh

two

hundred and thirty feet atid threo inches, to the

sdjacoiit

Terro

naute,

Bettiu

dollars,

Mrs Clarlnria

Marshall Miss Miller Mrs Margaret Modcsitt Miss Angeline Myers Mrs MeDannioll Mrs McGriflf ifrs Philena Powell Miss Kogers

Mary

Carrier Laiy it Campbell Miss

to tho city of

or so much thereof, as m»y be ne

cessary to satisfy the sum of thirty-two and

?5»100th

nsaesaed

against said property,

owned by William Woodmansee, for grading and graveling that part of Sixth street adjacent to said described property, and under a certain contract made by said city with Braxton Cox, for the grading and graveling of that part of Sixth strest between street and the south ern limitB of said city,Park with cojts of Bale.

C. A. GOODWIN,

wilt City Treasurer.

MTV TREASURER'S SALE

By virtue of

£!la

Mary

Tetrick Mrs Anna Teauey Mrs Jane Thomas Mrs Johu Thompson Mrs Thompson Miss Mollie Watson Victoria Wright Mis* Ettie Wolf

Miss

Precept directed to me by the

Common Council of the City of Terre Hante, will on the 24th day ef March,

I860,

at tho door

of the City Court room of said city, balwean the hours of

o'clock

A. M.,

and

OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, SS: vi

igo Pleas Court, April Term,

1869

Divorce.

Sarah Rico,")

vs.

Johu Kice. On this day, to-wit, the 24th day of February,

D., 1869,

comes the PlaintifT, by Thompson

Thompson,herjAttomeys,and file thfir complaint herein also an that the De fendant is a non-affidavitofshowing resident the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore horeby given to tbe sa(d De fondant of the filing and pendency of this pro ceeding, and that thesamo will be heard and determined at the next Term of our said Court, commencing on the third Monday of April uext

A. D,, 1SC9.

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For the enra of Loss of Appetite, DlBtempe, Hide-IndigMtlon, Bonnd, Surfeit,

AGENTS WANTED

For the People's Edition of

Conybeare 0 How son's

LIFE AND EPISTLES OF

S A

With an Eloquent and able Preliminary

scribed lot or parcel of land, to-wit:following The south half of the west half of

mblivWon

the subdivision out lots number

(fi) sixty-two

(OH)

sixty-three and a part ol

(t4)

II.

the south hatf of tho

(03)

fit

sixty-threeout

(ber)(02)

-four

and part

lots of tho town of

D. D., IiL. D.,

Onr Mills are built from choice Burr Blocks, selected at the Quarries in France by

Corner Front and John Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. $ Feb3w3m

N K. GIFFOED,

yonrselycs. ['3wly

Office,

tnt

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+3 55 S

HeaTos,

In-

fluenia, or Long Feyer, Grease,Scratches, Larva), and affections the Skin Sub-other

Laminltl*ofor,

Founder,Acute Bhenmatism,

Lum.

ri,

fto.t

Ac. to

Will prevent Colic aud Stranguary, and recupe rate the health and itrength in horses broken down by severe and exhausting labor, and by exciting a healthy tecro. tlon from the Kidneys and Liver, thereby eliminating the urea

and other po'ionona

ho-

mors from the system, proves

A Great Purifier of the Blood

and by its

soon changes

It is a Preventive for Hog Cholera It is not claimed by the manufactuers that these Powders will onre hog cholera

Btages, but

great many certificates in the possession of the manufacturers, attest the efficiency of these Powders. They

are superior

posseBB

vittuos

ceseful

hand, and tbe Seal the Circuit

geon of Dragoons, and also

Clerk.

For sale ty

W. H. STRWAKT.

at the door

of the City Court ol said city, between tbe hours of

o'clockroom

A. M.,

and

o'clock

Keal Estate

to any

wanufactueed,decidedly

others

from the fact that they

whioh others do not in meeting

all the new phases of diseases of horses, hoge and cattle. They are the production of a life-long and sue

IBA GROVKB,

V. C.

ITY TKEASUKER'S SALE By virtue of a Precept, to mo delivered by tho Common Council of tho City of Terre Haute, I

Jr.,

Disser

tation by

Riv. LEONARD BACON,

o'clock

P. M.,

D.,

of Vale College,

Embracing a graphic and eloquent delineation of the early life, education, conversion, teach lags, labors, travels, suffering', perils, persecu ctlons and missionary career of

atituting

original survey of tho

aud out-lotsof of tho town of Terro Haute,lands em* bracing two town lots of one hundred fifty feat fronting on Sixth street, or so inu:hand thereof, its may bo necessary to the

rounded.

Clark, of

D. D.,

of tho crigiual survey of the said

out-sixty

erre llauto, embracing

otown lots of one hundred and fifty foet fronting on

Si^th

street for grading aud graveling

that part of Sixth street lying between Park re and the so it said city, it costs of sale.

C. A. GOODWIN,

Mar3-w3t City Treasurer.

Ht: Paul

Cinoinnati.

sum $33,25

against 8amu*»satisfy

Potter,*nndofagainst

wost

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number four, in the subdivision

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A I A I O N O E I JTjL. CENSE.—The

undersigned hereby give

uotice that they will apply to the County Commissioner- at their next session In April lor license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquora less than a quart at a time, for the space of year. The premise* on which said liquora ar*on*

be sold are located on th* of 12th and Main streets, in Terro Hante,corner Vigo county, Indiana.

.iji WEST A WOODRUFF.

ITT TREASURER'S SALE.—

on the 31st day of Mareh,1868, at the door of the City Court Boom of said city, between the bonrs of

o'clock

A. M.,

and

feet

$93,85,

S.,

•J Treats all Diseases of Horses and Cattle. Hospital and

corner of 5th and Kagle Sts.

oct9wly TKRRJC HATUB, INDIANA,

4 P.

day, sell at public auction the

necessary to satisfy sum of

assessed

against John

Bell,the

ij-ti -2 at!

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oS'

alS cy

•o

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a'lRY

AT LOW

TO INSURE SALE, AND CLOSE new coming in, before mQving tg(tha ?. .Vjftiri AJS EXPEBIEK JOI ftii* nl'ni&Q. to execute work, we are prepared to

kinds of DECORATING either in the MOST APP

NO ONE SHAJ/L «0

When we say call and see samples PARLORS, LIBRARIES, DIN screens we have for this purpose they will appear at home, rendoring All work done by us will be gu&ran

tiiJUOT

workmanship.

6JS#.. LEAVR VOIR ORDERS dw

ji,t jviii AT

DRY GOODS AND

•hi'XTfl'J -flA W. S.

Great Clearance Sale

ii OF* ,i ^1

C. WITTIG & CO.,

lrO MAIN STREET,

DE9IING BLOCK.

ALTEBATiye iinci

th9

skin,peculiar

npon

a coarse and rongb

coat of hair into a smooth and glossy one.

In last

it,

and

Trustee, one Jastice of

^its

claim that they will

*venthey

prevent

effect a cure when given in the first

stages of the disease.

We offer our entire Winter Stock

O S

"J Ii'".? M"' i'

Ladies Woolen Hoods at 10, 25, 50, 75, and §0c do do Nubias, at 45, 60, 60, 75, and 80c do do Breakfast Sbawls, $1,35, 1,50, 1,60, 1,75, 2,00 Children's Woolen Coats, at 60c, 75c, $1,00, 1,25, 1,50 Gent's Woolen Scarf*, at 10, 15, 25, 50, 75, $1,00 do do Shirts and Drawers, at 50, 60, 75, and $1,09 do do Jackets, at $1,85. ijiyjj -.

the veterinary prastice the

author.experiencein Dr.W.

Deckerman, being a graduate

of the Hungary Veterinary College, He served six years in tbe British army as Veterinary

Snr

the same cadapity

the United States army throughout the Mexi can War, snbsednently locating in Southern

d|ana, where he achieved a great reputation as practltionor, and for hia medicines.

CLAKINS, PINNEY 00.,

Sole Manufacturers,

Pbincbton, Iso.

Terre Hauto, Ind.

S Jo. jo"

E 5 8-5-SS^

s««" aO "(N

iijsj I |"o| SH'|S 5 SasJou £5

5W Sa"Slssjh Sa.«

1*. M.,

said day,sell at public unction tbe following

sotibed

parcel ot land, to-wlt:

That part of ont-lot dumber siity-tlve, bonnd ed and described as follows: Commencing at a point on the south line rf Bald lot fitve hundred and twelve feet and three inches east of tbe

5'^"'•s-saigs® "•sa£«sis,22 W^g§|.|g^2|s-£g«3|»g2ag

P*b -2 2 8^ aa S 5 os ?.5 «h

ALL OUR LADIES FURS

AT EXACTLY COST!

ALL OUR BLANKETS iiM*' At Exactly Cost!

Back MlttSi Gloves & Gauntlets, at $1,75 and $2,00 per Pair, FOR BEST QUALITY 1

Our Entire Winter Stock

Must be Cleared within

THE NEXT 60 DAYS

"To make room

For SPRING PURCHASES

And we invite all to give U9 a call, and examine the BARGAINS we have to OFFER

€. WITTItt & CO., 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

MUSICAL.

I A N O S

STECK'S,

KNABE'S, CHICKERINGS

The Celebrated Patent Cycloids aud atber well-known aud reliable Maken.

AKIIAKT Ac NKKDIIAIN'N'

Parlor and Church Organs and Melodeons, SHEET MUSIC,

SKA

OPF

LAKGE

assistant.

INSTRUCTION BOOKS,

And every variety of

Small Mosleal Instruments, —AND—

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS POM RENT.

Alto, old

InatttramenU

By virtue a Preoept directed to

taken

pay

menta

of laid

followingdcaerlb-

lot or paroel of land, to-wit:and except

feet

northwest corner

(100)

one hundred,by

and afalait

said let, for grading and graveling that part of Walnnt street,adjacent to said lot, and under a certain made by saiil city, with Braxton Cox,forcontract

gradinz and graveling of Walnat street between Market and Fourth streets, with costs of sale.

ml0w3t

a A. GOODWIN,

City,Treafurer.

repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.

Bend Ordera to

KISSNER'S

tbe original plat of said city, or so much thereof, as may be

PALACE OF MUSIC,

rvo. OKio Street, US (Oppodte^tbe Old Court Honae,)

TKRHK-HA UTK, IJJXJ.

toiu*uyphysicians

CE"&.::TOl-CO.-oii&pu

took of

DECORATIONS!

PRICES

OUT THE STOCK, WITH THE corner of Sixth and Main. Having o! ,R!J iPir.t fc.Ti!

€ED DESIC^BTEB

do general paper hanging, and all SIDE WALLS or CEILINGS ROVED STYLE. snii*Jima jiwaJ ia

AWAY DISAPP0IJ1TKD!u"q

THE ?M J.-si ."3 b:m .H

CARPET

¥CE & CO.

Wholesale Dry Goods House

t. RYCE&SON.

Jobbing Exclusively.

WEStock,

HAVK JUST BKKN THROUGH OUR

reducing prices to tho

Lowest JHarket Value,'

and sotting things in order for|tke

S I N A E Believing that the Dry market will

more steady in the fntnro,Goodsprices

Larger and Better Stock, than we have heretofore!

and shall do onr best to

to make it an object for all

CO TJHTIt JSLMR CHANTS

in* this vicinity, to bny their Qeeds of

shall

nil

15-dw3m

ns.

Sterility or

Barrenness also,everydisease connented wi th Pnberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor confines himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats very large number of

cases,it follows

that hii

knowledge of them must be far moreextenslve and accnrate that of physicians In eral practice.than

Send Pamgen

phlet of thirty-sixstamp.forNoMedioal

rages matter who

have failed, read what he says. Patients

DOCTOR WHIfTIER.

ABKQUOAB

GBADUATK

as Diploma at

Office will show, has been

longer in tbe treatment of VeN

SEXUALengagedRIVATE

6oe«aro treated with nuparalledsuccess.

8p« and Irapo t€ncy,rmatoprhe«,Sexual-DebilUy

the result of self abuse in

are permanently

potntments

youtb^sez'

ual eucesses iu maturer years or other causes, and which produce some of the followiug effects, Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, De* bility,asDiE&inees, Dimness of Coufusion of Ideas, Evil Forbodings,Sight.

improper,

aurtd.

Tbe Doctor's opportunities iu nnu private practice

*ro uitsurpass-dhocpit

at.

throughout tbe country.

In past success and present poation he

witnout a competitor.

DOCTOE W

etuuds

Tby Writings of a Physician whose Reputation Is Vnion-*ide, shouln be worth Beading.

publishes a Medical

Pamphlet,HITTLED

relating to Venereal Diseases

anil the diitaatreus

aud varied consequences of

self-abuse, that will be sent to any

addrttas iu

a sealed envelope for two stamps. It

contain*

fall symptom lists will enable those af fected to

determiu'othat tlie

hood.tliau

nature of their com

plaint aud give a written statement of their case that will auswer

almost

pnrposeof

as well for

Jnoe patients to the Doctor nffer

ftledioal Pamphlet.

tlal.

part

by the

Common Conncll of the city of Terre Hante,I

#111,

new ones.exchangeor

Pianos, Melodeons,

and all kinds of smaller Musical lustra*

llonrs,

H.,

S. HAKBKRT.

IOWA

UKAL ESTATE AGENCY. FABMS, WILD LANDS, And CHty Property of every description, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable ns to insure satisfaction In every department of bnsinecf re'a ting to a general Beat Kstate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, 54 WAOrCT BTBKKT, '''•Tdwiy

Den

CHEAP as

anybody and

have as mnch regard to interest of our

tomers as to onr own,thethe

cas

Mutual Benefit

of bnyer and seller being tho trno basis of fair dealing. We have now a fnll iino of

Brown and Bleached Muslins. Prints, Delaines, Drills, Wool Flannels,

Cloths and Oassimeres, Kentncky Jeans. YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,

W£ CAN OFFKR SOME

Extraordinary Bargains In a great variety of WINTER UIIESS GOODS

jiut marked down,

which we are anxious to sell before tho season closcs.

L, RYCE NOM.

Jan

DOCTOR WIJLBEU

OFFICK,OOMS,

OONSUI.TATION AND BKCEP-

616

IioalD,ON

InflaCfHtlon

of designs in PANNELING for hie ING ROOMS &c., as shown on u« and represent the different styles as great assistance in making selections, teed to give satisfaction in style and

FOR P4PER

N and AFT1R TS18 SATS I

wk oFiam ouasroex r: ... 'A

DRESS GOODS!

HUTT CAHWUH, Boalg •sis'l s:U 1*90

COATINGS, 8KAWL8. jb i&i'i.'

couiuin KAStmr,

Corner 3d and Vain Sts.

b«

and less flnctn

ating, we shall keep a

Jaa'f II, IMS. o-iJlas

j-as

Washington Avenue, St.

Mo treats with the greatest success all Diseases of Woman, Lonohoroea,or White* Falling,

or of

Womb, Ovaritis, Praritls,Ulceration Menorrhagia, Sjsmonorrhoea,Amenorrhoea,,the

and

Louis

or any other city. Back tiles of St. Louis papers urove tbat he has been located there longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory aud ap*

are unrivalled

the West, ua-

rivalled anywhere.

Age,

with experience,

oan be relied npon,and

the

T1IBLL, B1MY 4 llHIHCI'S

every Western State. Onros guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at office free, patients requiring daily attention.lioomsfor

lady

Uonr9A

7 m.

excepted.

Sundays

'ift.jaJiJjii «tm tM'Aitl -nl oJ r..r4

kbeal,

and Diseases tbaa any ther

Physician in St. Lonis.

Syphilit. Gonnrrhea, Gleet, Srrictnre, Orchitie Herlnld and Bupture all Urinnry Disease* &ypkc< litic or HercTrial Jffeceiens of thZ Throat Skin or

CLOSING SALE

.u liltj £):U Of— jt

MEDICINE,

A S

Wi.ter

———

Aversion to

Society of Loss of Memory anl Hex ual Power,Females,

aud rendoring

M*rr:a£o

5,000 ydsdholee flgwed De lalaea 16 a-S'i

2,000

yds Choice flfired ir

•ansMcHtt. Draal prlw MMM MBlnl

Doctor

can

refer

W I N E

the

treatment as a personal

interview

b»t where it is couxenient, the Doctor nhould be consulted personally. Those

iinving

DRESS GOODS,

—AT—

f»ct,

iulro-

rending bis

Coiutnunicutiousconflden.

friendly talk wiil

«o^t

yon nothing.

Office retired—No.

C|7

sareet,central,yetMo. St. Louin,

St. Charles

A to

7 ?,

Sundays excepted. j:'

Price* t« el thm rat

friends

tbat may requir.advice,causupply tl

.oui

with

this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus yon oan assist the uufortunate without their knowing their benefuctor. Certainly no subject

of more impor

tance pnaity of blood and perfect

man

is self-evident that a physician who confine*

qimself

exclusively to the atndy of a oer

tain class of diseases aud treats thousand* ol a a a re re at in that specialty than oue iu eaernl practice.— Many pbynicians, recognising thii

•ilivUlblidiM

20)000 yds Oallca, Jast received, al814, ll.UMaMUMMk

BLKACHIB MUSLIM.

Lonsdale, HiU and other Popular Brands. 7 id. eimim?,

AtaOi

Htaiiard

HAB8E

and Fl:

MBnwi

•••llaa,dfccw, Ac. 1 «i

Tuell,RlpWy A Dmning

IMCoine».lo'W»

LOOK OUT,

reli^Ve a*d «aUst

WINTER GOODS

600D NEWS FOIi A JUL.

(LOWTO ANY

PSHSUii WHO

fhia

all

WILL IWjUAL

MADAMK

liAFBAKL IN Til

,& PKOKMSI..N-

THJS 1 AUK

NJSVKK-FAILLN« MADAUK BAfUAiil, Is

Ibv

iMKIi. bbrsUVC«tMll

#ther* ha»e biiicxl.

All

tro«W»—who

w.ho^

ar*

false

of tbe

iti

have ttub i.ulorLonatt^-.aii

fond hupvatoatc Ji.«a|tpotDU«i, crusbixl %uA blasted Ly

promitoa nud —»1)

tiava beeu

misled

aod critteo aii

hei

ftdviot aatiatartWu. AM wUv

are

affections

iu Uohbi

o» ihooelUuy Iuvk,

their

miu«Ja.

inlK»?e Affairs she .Never Funs *ba has the Mcrut of wtomu^ t«e nOecHout UM sex* Cibt- ihuo /uU lUt- -,fy

fWit

latere \i guides the siugto tc hWl'J aake« (he marriol hap|»j. Lie: )aa boeo sollotir*! tu tuuumofftOlt- iu«tauc«v. .a V) :h»- rtMdli tiikf »n .»?

bpeedy and Uapp) Marriu^t,

ofea la, therefore, a saro dopuuau.w«. «tl

fa to thepQhlic at largu t!in «u* »tbo uiai9 attdsbele the only person iuUj couuti) wtiuiao ihow the lifceueas in rc.uit, aua wiiu cuu ^ivc «u* tire esUalaoUob on all tUt xuc«»r'*e7Vi uBtttw taaWU aud provtsi tbut MQ is, u.ti, ,»M riail »ud itugle, wiiu U»il auu «?geri} vivu u, ,.

To all In bdtubesa Uu ia iuvttiu»M6. fbe mu toretoll, tflii* li-o ^rttaicsti

cvrLMiutl

MVtfcth daughter

blankets

Am Alt IBM ''x '/y,, I .'!«•

(treat Beisetlsss!

*.U\ it-

salt ol ail commercial -wud bt-eiuoee iruuMti^ia Lottery au^ubvre givvu oxit HADAMH. KAFHAKl^ lo ftboiiu U'l- Aftlutog iSStufeTjr one c*n 4epeuu upou- Mjv ia iLt* I49( Astrologi't ol tlic uiUoitfoiiUi wniurj, ihat well-auown fact tbaiiua*^* lers copy ber *u'J ir u. uu.vhi* Mr» ttldiisw is Ibe Mittiiiu ci ittr

waa ua uciutml

she

ttftiohecaa loreteii uur ««ry .sr.. Ugo ogres droufeeuuoef, anil discovers lust or hidden treasures. toAu interview? strictly private »uu coudu^u«i.

Ai a Female Physician itvr fi-m.-ijicw u»wr un onre ail feuiulo irroguluridMi, »aa u/ produce (he noutbly flow, without duu^ui ui oxp^surc.— They oan uvt iojaru, but, iu. j, u»«*r mprovo the healUi.

Therefore, oome one, cuuio all, to X-Tf J-JdlTC

111 KichaMi bet. Oeilni Areoue iiiti tjirvcinrmti, Olive. TBBM8.—Ladies, $1 Gentlemen, *1,60

K. B.

These at

distance may communicate'

With perfect satisfaction by euclosiugeue doll.r and (tamp. All communications strictly private and confidential.

Addresa Lock Box531, Cincinnati,

aug'J3wlyOhio.

JONES & JOMES,-'"

farm Implerneuts,

Bast Side Public Square,"

TKBBK UAUTK. IND.

PAPER HANGINGS &C.

SPRING STYLES!

BR0KAW BROS

We have

r-^ the i'H

CAST

CAST-STEEL PLOW!!

(SMITH'S PATENT,)

Wears as

long

Warranted to SCOUR anywhere, and, every Plow

Warranted to suit the Purchaser

Exactly, or no Sale!

St A 1

Fonr Other

I O W S Made by running Melted Cast-Stoel, at fine as the metal in your Rszor, .-T INTO IKON MOULDS I Can bo "laid," drawn," "pointed," and "eharpened'' as any other

E S!

Has a Standing Cutter, Boiling Coulter, Or, no Cutter, or we'sell

Rolling- Coulters, AND STANDING CUTTERS,

To fit any Plow!

All Kinds Other Plows, AND

Lang's Patent Cast Plows," With Extra POINTS,

109 Main street.

fit

Importers, Wholesale an 1 Retail cleiilfrrs

PAPKR II V^in(iS,

I CARPETS, 'H

WINDOW

OIL CLOTHS &c. .-f ,! it1 rfW' We are no# receiving our uaw xprin^ styles, aad shall be constantly addiug to ttiein a# they torn out. -j*.**/

baud the

to l»3

LARGEST STOCK

I a1 of tbi above goods, at the

|k 'lowest I'KK IX

lOnnd

iu tbe West,

We have fi number of

Class Uecoratorw, UesigoernM' and Plain Paper Haugors tbat^

w* can send, to any part of thel'' City or Country. fv.

fmi dw3ss I

BROKAW BRO'S. f•v»i (ta ..'-.'1.1!

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A

E A E I

I*prepared toexeonte- iortera lo his line 'lilt! Matnaai and dlspaccij .nirr tf third tud «irff treete, Tarr. Hou, imtlana. tf

IJNDEKTAKEB.

M. W. O'CONNELL Baviag pnrcbased back from K. 17 L'badirlck, 0rnb«r A Co., the Undertakers Kstib!isJtn:'.Lt, aad having bad seven y^rs mperlenc. Iu (he kaalaais, Iniow prepar'xl to inmiHii Meta.'ir Borlal Cass*, Caskets, ai.a WooJeu COIBIIM, of all strlsaand sixes, from tbe best and largest block or bnrial material In the State, at 101 Main Street, eO-i Am Hante, Indiana. dwtf Torre Hantey 29.