Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 April 1869 — Page 3

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Wednesday Morning, April 21,1869.

Barbour, Esq.,

advertisos

sale a few fln^Qhfster "White and Suffolk shoats.

l^tt^ster "White

Pjcaches.—An

|mmecse|crop of this

delicious fruit is promUed this season

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Our Uotsls are enjoying a One run of patronage, an indication of^ji revival of

business

witfio

Apply

to four weeks old. Apply immediately

Thb river is fast receding to low water stage, but is still 1trgood navigable order for Ihe class of boats now in tbe trade. aaaw 8iHT

tor day morning, four feel loo^and weigning seventy-five pounds.

P^iMaof bgysfiis, fences stqre eto.^w cdilxvbcceif«t a Sirely*ritol» a our painters already have about as many orders as tbey

SIOI or. He expects to immediately.

ia commiatorekeep.

be iK .il

assigned to duty

WM. Slfc&iy ^e-Sn1y*ieaitfeMiary convert of the Criminal Court at its first

William Woollen, Esq.,has resigned the office of Justice of the Pcaca, after serving one year, and being out of pocket about one hundred dollars.

W. W.

Sibley

Th* occupants of the building 104 Main (treat, will remove their goods tomorrow to 100 Main street, and tbo former building will be immediately demolished it occupies a portion of the Opera House lot.

Isaac

Brown,

Country Merchants are now coming to town to lay in their spring stocks of goods. Our wholesale dealers are prepared to supply their every want, at pr^iUtf ||£rvk8 can the addition of freight.

The

Vigo Agricultural Society mot on

Saturday and completed the premium list for tbe County Fair, which has beon sot

SLiaMTW phlst form for distribution

Brisk Trade.—On

Saturday the mud

blockade having "dried up," tho country

city choppers brought out by tbe beautih»l to da^o around in a-manner highly ploasing to proprietors of retail stores.

Th* Last Day.—The Second Adventiats, as we stated a few days ago, havo

dayof July. It haB been suggested that by appointing the 7th of August, they will have a better show—a total eclipse of the sun being set down for that day.

Hon. H. D. Washburne, our late M. C. and newly appointed Surveyor General of Montana, was in tho city Saturday and favored us with a pleasant call. About the middle of May ho will remove his faiaily to that far west country, with the intention of beooming a permanent citizen of Montana.

The same old teventy-flve pound catfish has been caught again—this time at Terra Haute.—Mirror.

Still another was caught just below this city on Monday weighing nearly one hundred pounds. Catfish weighing from sixty to eiglity pounds are not uncommon in those parts.

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WEEKLY EXPRESS^ tisement inkling attention to thelacf ih it they have now in store the largest ai belt selected stock of books and »tatii nery that they have ever carried, and hi ring been purchased when the market depressed, will be sold at unusually prioes. Bead their advertisement ai 3 give them a call.

ees

In Bloom.—Peach and cherry trees are in full bloom all overtbe cityr

E. & C. K. R.-We learn from the ansville Journal that the additional

plseJ&UEKSUiHfXMMM put on next week, probably on Mon« diy. Tbe down train will leavo here eily in the morning, anphiog Evansville sane time in the forenoon. Returning itfwill leave Evansville in the afternoon,

officers the people along the line for the pro-

trustees, to an advertisement of Wm.

ediately Stall & Co., of the Eagle Iron Works.— establi^iJ^O^rfiqg)Mt^25. sdme very fine work, a specimen ofwbich

£jcb

lettin^^tarte^for^etfe^^^e^tur,^. day.*vimiQ ,i& ."•• UAH

route agent on lbd'^1.

Louis railroad, has boen superoaded by a citizen of Charleston, Illinois, who will take charge in a week or two.

It IB said the routo of tlio new railroad to St. Louis has been finally determed on. We will enlighten our readers, as well as ourselves, so soon aj tbe impenetrable veil of secrecy is raisod.

editor of the Union

and newly appointed P. M. of Sullivan, is in the city, purchasing the letter boxes and other appurtenances of our old poBtoffice, with which ho will fit up the SullivanJ*, O-

iLS0°d

style.

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A REMINDER.—Are the soldier's graves in our cemetery to be decorated with flowers this spring? We note preparations being made in other localities. So beautiful and appropriate a custom should not be allowed to fall into disuse. —————

A. Ross' saddlery

hardware establishment on Fifth, street. I is an iron circular stairway leading

is so neat, compact, elegan linn Wig fllffl the attention of all Who enter the storeroom. In the parti culars named we have never seen any si airway to excel it.

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Clay and Sullivan,

\ilneBtMeSnnate, on Wednesday, offered I|ie following resolution, which wasadop-

Appropriation bill for the action of the innate at mil JhUj^dfcjylaflfatnich recomnietidstions aa thfijjaay

The apprd'Ptflff foF'ffil* Normal hool is incorporated in this bill, and tjie action of tbe Senato indicates that a .vote

Incorporated.—Articlesof association

retary of State's office on' Wednesday.— The road will run from Rockville, through t(ie cou«itih&ik^ou£lii$mEifci,' •^enton, Newton and Lake, to Crown VojrtfJrtm gjarftrferafct With the CoIambus, Chicago and Indiana Central, ihie distance is one hundred and twenty-

Criminal Oou^Xg-jLast week Harvoy downing,a coloredTboy'fn the empley of

ijr. Read was tried, found guilty, and

from Simpson's colored boy. A motion v^as made for a new trial, which was granted on affidavit showing that the taking of the articles was only a little joke. The second trial took place yesterday, and much to the gratification of the defendant, the jury came in with "not guilty.' Judge Crain discharged him from custody irltH ttw gentle '»tlM»nltiou-that he' must not again practice such jokes in his ijpourt.

A Curiosity.—^Some recent donations of E. M. Walmsley, Esq., to the Library, contain some specimens of the manner of dting business in the early days of Amer_ ida. The papers and manuscripts will, perhaps, well repay an examination by tho curious. The inventory of goods be. ldnging to "Joseph Rockhill" is an odd document, showing the niccty of detail as evinced by the items, "Leather Breeches," •"Crooked Mouthed-Cow," "Great Wheel ®Reel Chest," &c., &c. The indenture, 4^88iear,y

sljows a quality of ink which puts to shame njost manufacturers of the present day.

ifre in the disposal othis possessions.

!The

Petition to certain surveyors to

provide a by-road for-Xl»e use of "New Jersey Planters" written the year 1*722 is

ijquaintlv tintly worded manuscript. ThP jfeiKs'F'fM'M" i'Hl^^Feni? for September 7th, 1167, will cause a smilejn this age of rail•—"H W ads and telegraphs.

lis Journal, speaking of Col. Nelson's nomination to tho Mexican mission, says

icutivo businoss may bo concluded •within ten dajs, and possibly within a week. The list sent in to-day is headed b} the nai.W%^^^l^iShrt^«"'Nel88n,

Envoy Extraordinary to Mexico. Tbis his very considerable of a surprise, very

cinie about was fnta. Jrne Freeident tendered tho Mexican Mission to General Sickles, but tho General declined it, and "fVyTViy7\wb3irjfp^jMT. poJ'wjpri| \e

(e slate was so mado up. The peculiar nation which that Republic retains toird the United StatajKiBBBnBMls»P. Iry important, and fnat Col. Nelson will scharge the trust effioiently, his success

but it is beliaved that to-morrow ere will bo sent in what the administration proposes to giveW^be Hoosior .State.

A to

aid Blue Grass. A few Sweet Potatoes "v it to sell and a fine steck of potatoes for Arm foe ous Early Rose, Farly Goodrich,

garrison, Nesnannock, White Peach ow, Gommon Peach Blow, and other AtoiMraHatrMrte.nMiep' AtlB«f?tbes# ai a very largo variety of other seeds ai J. A. Koote's Seed Store, 65 Main

Rial Estate Travesties.—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon tbe Recorder's books during last wesk^ .,

Reetn Allstott to Wm. Pope, 4o acres iot Prairieton township for $900. Jeremiah Beal to James Jackson, lot in the city for $1,400. !Samuel C. Scott to Chas. N. Gould, lot in Uw ottj for $1,500.

James C. Clement to J. B. Richardson, Telegraph Mills, in Sibley's addition, for $1,400.

Geo. Evans lo Silas and Jackson Scott, t^act of land in Otter Creek township for $1,250. .' Julia A. Whidden to William A. Bled soe, lot in Harbert & Barton's sub-divis-ion for $300.

Daniel Davidson to Cyrus Layman, 80 acres in Fayette for $3,200. Jeremiah Blocksom to Simeon Hedges, 80 jscrea in Honey Creek township for $2,260.

Harriet A. Crabbe to James Cox, lot in the city for $3,250. James Seath to A. B. Barton, lot in loose's subdivision for $300.

Wm. D. Markle to L. D. Jackson, one acre in Harrison township for $60. G. Bishop to Henry Field, eight acres in Riley township for $125.

Martha A. Odeil to George P. Kimmel, part of a lot in Rose's sub-division for

Phillip Copple to David Fisher, 20 alcres in Linton township for.$300. Lowis Colglazier to David Fisher, apres in Linton township for $70.

Israel French lo John H. Kester, 20 raicres in Linton township for $750. Eilert Harmes to A. B. Barton, lot in Scott's sub-division for $1,189.

Eilert%arm«3 to Geo. C. Duy, lot in Scott's sub-division for $1,369. Patrick Tubridy to Patrick Resgan, lot ib Sibley's addition for $650.

Wm. B. Garrigus to Wm. Dodson, 60 "acres in .Kevins township for $500. B. T. Bedoe to Annie Brasher, 20 acres ih Riloy township for $500.

Wilhelmine Teichman to J, Bailey Richardson, lot in Sibley's addition for $1,000.

Amanda Burst to Thos. B. Johns, lot in city for $335. James D. Piety to Thos. Piety's heirs, a tract of land in Frairie Creek township for'$1,277.

Israel Leake and others to Nathaniel Trainer, 80 acres in Riley township for $2,200.

Orson Morgan, Administrator, to Wm. D.:Weir,"4fl. acre3 in Prairie Creek township for $300.

James Touhey to Daniel Frakee, 3 acres in Prairie Creek for $150. Jonathan Ward to Wm. Jenkins, 2 acres in Fayette township and several lots in Tecumseh for $500.

Mary A. Stanley and others, to Jacob Y. Smith, lot in Blood's sub-division for $1,250.

/Tenth of May.—Tho Musical Convention heretofore noticed in these columns ljas been definitely fixed to commence on the 10th day of May, continueing five days ing with a monster concert. It will under the- direction of B. F, Baker of

dndi ifeul the

Boston Academy of Music, assisted by E C. Kilbone, of the Ohio Normal Music School. The musical reputation qf these gentlemen guarantees a success. Prof. Cuqua's orchestra, »f this city, will form a neuclus for a gr and orchestra on the pbjorpses. Music ia ns, either vocal or •nstrumental, are cordially invited to at1, sail ena.

Persons from abroad will be provided, as far as possiblle, with free entertainment.

This Festival of Song will brobably be thb greatest musical event which has ever occured in this part of the State. _For circulars of'particular, address WJ^aige, or W. W. Byers, Corresponding l^ecrttary.

All lovers of the art are cordia lly in vitedto take apart. »,

F^&t TiiBEB.—Tho season for plantibg ttffeei Will last only about two weeks longer. The time should bo improved, apti with adesire "that our readers may take advantage of a liberal offer, we ck|l attention -to tbe advertisement of Wm. Patrick, the well known nursery m%n, who in order to clear somo ground jtj{bo usod for other purposes is selling ^all and the very best varieties of fruit trees at a great reduction of prices. His stock of ornamental trees is very fine this season. Drive out to his nursery or, if this is not convenient, drop a line through t^e postoffice to his address. „4:",!.'*,, '41 r-

CINCINNATI MARKET. letsraph.|

Cincinnati,

IftUOl \6A fOUK.—Qiot

TO so witnout further" ado,

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S reet,*

Tester

Bibx.es.—If you wish to purchase Able, be sure and go to Bartlett & Grun's lor it, as they have the Bibles of the A merican Bible Society, in great variety, nging in price from 45 centa to 00, vi iich are sold at cost. Beside, they have 1 largest stock from other publishing uses, ever opened in Terre Haute.— S inday Schools supplied with Bibles and braries, on most reasonable terms. 19-d3t-Wlm

April 2).

iFIiOUtt—Unchanged, family at $G 75. S —Very scarce and tho market firmer, 2 rod at SI 38, fto 1 at I 48. OOBN—rln bettor supply but firm at G7@G8, the latter rate lor ghellcd.

ATS—-Steady at tf6@70. /HI6KY—Quiet but firm ftt 90c.but firoi at $31. -.«-«.••••••- BULK MKAT8—tihouklers held firmly at 1 ai4 iides at 14^, but iepresont the \lews of buyers.

BAOON—Shoulders at clear rib sides at J6£) and clonr at ]7. !J#AMS—Sugar curod at 18(§19. jliARD—Hot ofTerod to any oxtont at ijot much inquiry. iBlJ l'TJitR—Dull, fresh at 33@38. iKGGa-Dull at 15@1G, tlie Utter r^te Jot rc:6uotedv {(JIIKESE—In better supply and dull at 20@22. 'CLOVER SERD—Firm at IG@16M.

ITIMOTHY—Scarce and firm at 75. iSUQAH-Uutl, N. O. at 13£@15. MOLASSES—Scarco and form at 8Q®85 for New Orleans. jOOf MiE—Ia good demand at 20@2G. iHOOS—Scarce and in good demand at lOQll fir good to choice.

IGOLD—m£ bin -133^$ buying.

NJSW YORK MAHKJ5T. flfy TeleKraph.|r Njiw yokk, April20. iKLbtJIt—Closed (lull hu(15@1I1c lower. \S 11E4T-Pull and lc lower lor spring, steady and tirba-for wiutor. 10ATS—Qni^t at Tlic for wotteru in store. jcoltN—Oull ana bo»vy at 80@82J for now mix

western aud S3&85 lor mixod we«teru in store affbftt. (FOBR—Quiet aud steady.at 31 for now mesa cash and regnlar. ]CUX: MKATd—Quiet and steady, &

ACQ N •-No mi a 1.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

We would call attention to fact tbat tUELL, EIPJjEY & DEM1NG »^e o(T»rlng extr* lndnfcotn»nls lo pereom in wnot D»T

Goodi.

IDR.

ndrei titemont. d.tw

Taa wonderfuI success and popularity ARMISTE ADS AGUE TONIC, als^ie io its:oxi^llent qualities, being entirely free from Arsenic and Quinine, Which perhaps catrnot tie said of any other Xeuo'lriediiffiV inHhe world. 4l-w2w ii\:Arul'u.:..

FifuccH Wovsk7(1obsxts for $1,00 at Tuell, Ripley & EemingW"- 12dwtf ,3

Tukll. Rifuit & Dkminq's is beaduatiers for Coats', Clark's and _uGreen^& •aniel's". Thread. [apr6,dwlw

auan Dan»

Saigpls £ot of

112dwtf

Gleanings.,,

Sixty-five thousand milS *di^ootton cloth are produced yearly by the Fall

A pelioan was seen a few days sin Ky., obberd.

in Barren county, Ky., at a pond on the form of Mr. D. Bobbin via

Naples was recently covered with yellow dust, brought by a tempestuous south-east wind from Africa.

The fruit in the Purchase and tifardin county, Kentucky, has been severely in' jured, if not utterly destroyed by the frost of Tuesday night last.

The open-weather of the past winter has enabled farmers in Southern Virginia to get a large area of land broken up for a corn crop. The appearance of the growing crop of wheat is very encouraging.

The Turnbull family have been continuous clerks of Brunswick county, Va., since 1736. The gentleman recently moved from office by Gen. Stoneman was a Turnbull, and a descendant of the original clerk of 183 years ago.

A little girl at Keokuk, Iowa, was lately discovered giving trapeze performances in a barn before an admiring audience of schoolfellows. They had fitted up a trapeze with an old clothes line and a broomstick at an elevation of twenty feet.

In Minneapolis,'Minnesota, most of the flouring mills have stopped work for want of wheat, the efforts made by the various railroads during the past winter to secure freights having taken most of the surplus grain out of tbo hands of tbe farmers.

The Pennsylvania coal miners are holding a convention with a view of devising means of raising wages. They, contemplate adopting a plan whereby tbe mines shall be worked a certain number of days in tbe year, and remain idle the rest of tho time.

The New Orleans & Opslousas Railroad have just concluded a contract for sixteen thousand tuns of English iron of the first quality. This would, at the rate of fiftysix pounds to tbe yard, construct 1C2 miles of road, and bring' the Opolousas line to the Sabine.

The business of the Bank of England has increased so rapidly since tbe financial crisis of 1866 that the Court of Directors have resolved to enlarge tho historic bouse in Threadneedle stteet by.the addition of another story at the western portion of the building..

William Hurl out, of Cornwall, Yt., died last week of starvation, having eaten nothing, save what was forced into his stomach for nearly a year, from the fear that he should become a town pauper, although worth about $8,000, and a bachelor 70 years.

Tho Cape of Good Hope has been visited by a calamity unprecedented in its annals. A severo drouth had burned up everything, and the heat was..still rising, when, on the 9lh of February, fires broke out in several places, and in a very few hours covered a district four hundred miles in length, and from fifteen to fifty in breadth, destroying all houses, trees, crops, cattle, and apparently natives, a few Europeans only escaping by a rush for the nearest river. ju»

Personal.

The Empress of Austria bas reformed the naughty Francis Joseph.

"Gen. Dix has paid $20,000, a year for the honor of the French mission.

Mrs. Sumervillo who is now in hor eighty-eighth year, is an advocate"for_ woman suffrage.

Reverdy Johnson treats have been tar more successful than his treaties,—2^ Herald.

Talleyrand only used to sleep three hours a day, and his -ptilso, which. was very full, intermittod every eighth beat:.

Jean Iogelow is ongaged upon a new story, entitled "Mopsa, the Fairy.'' Roberts Brothers will publish it_on the first ot June.

Miss JjouieaM. Alcott is writting a now story of New England home life, which Roberts Brothers will publish in their popular "Handy Volume Series.'

Charles A. Dana, of the New Yotlt-Sm«, having -been nominated Appraiser in-the New York Custom House, the Advertiser thinks that be will probably now become a praiser of Gen. Gr»nt. ~-rr—•rr-—

President Grant bas made a rule to receive no calls on tbe Sabbatb, and has forbidden his Secretaries to brmg him any letters or telegrams on tbat day, with the exception of those referring to important public business. Sf/*

King George, of Greece, has announced his intontion of absenting himself for a month, after the mooting of the new Chambers. Ho will visit the principal cities of Europe, and, in the meantime, Queen Olga will assume the regency.

Froude, tho histerian, in his address to the University or at. Andrews, tells his countrymen that English commerce is* "saturated with fraud," and that.Scotchmen havo tmight England "tbat a member of Parliament can be elected without bribery."'

Mr. Trevannion, a gymnast, while performing a trapeze flight at Hull, England, lately, was unable to catch the hands of a brother gymnast who was hanging head downward from a trapeze suspended over the Btage, as in the great Senyah feat. Trevannion fell a distance of forty feet, amid the shrieks of the audience. He was, after all, .not badjy hurt. ..., lay-

The Cincinnati

'LARD—QoKt at IS% for steam. iESGS—Doll at ,MONEY—Kasy at 7 per c*iit. GOLD—Oponod at33%, advanced to 34)^(Hl34% ^df^o.edati34(gl84g.- j. Jj £I£ '.TC^IC

TxatiovB—'^Loves of

things," at Tuell, Ripley & Denring's

WashinQTOir, April 20".—The* Presi*. dent to-day sent, the following nomina tiona to the Senate:

David A,j-Munn^of,Tennessee, Min bter to Eptiador-'j' of Texas', Ifiiiister^b

J«s.*W. ioc.te, ofJLlJiooi»,- Secretary cP Legation at Mexico. Louis Ai. BursonL «f -Indiana, Chief 'Justicq of the SupremaCourt of Montana.

H. Richardson, of Maryland, Attorney General for Montana. Jas. L. Follev, of Ken^icky, Secretary, of Legation at Madeid.[ UNIOW raTIOMAL BJCK0UTIVK COMUTTTXE.

The National Executive Committee of tbe'Union League of1America, WhjicU usually met in Washington,'will convene' at the St. Nieholas^Iotel, New York, on tbe 30th of Janel.

INTXRSAL KKT|UfUK JQUUKAU. The nev-organization .of the Internal Revenue Bureau whiob'baa. been under consideration by the Comdiissioner and his assistants, w^ent iptcueffcct. tordaju— The various branches' oFthe cflice are divided into three prominent divisions^ lCXECfCTTIVK MANSION.

There Was a Very large crowd of visit. ors at the Eieoutive Mansion tbis morning. The doors of tbo President's oflico being^pen until 12- o'clock those present availed- tbemselveB of the opportunity "of obtaining anJntetV.iaw,,,

Among thoso who bad personal interviews were1 Senators Cat tell, diamlin, Drake, iMartoOvTh ayer, Schuri,j .Cragi n, Wilson, Fa&t»»t-*jNye and Boretnan,— Robert Limwlff afsd paid /'his respects to tbd Pfosideat.. ors«*

From- San Fnweisco.

San Francisco, April ID.—Iiate Ma-zatliradvtearstBtr-the-attempt of Palacais to create a revolution in Sinalon was a decided failure.' After escaping from Mazatlan he proceed immediately to Uulimcan and succeoded in reducing the garrison.

On entering, the place and finding no money in 'tne taint,' bo 'levied a contribution on thfi:me'rtb'ants of the city for $20,000. Not befo^able to suatain himself be disappeared,- and it wap, believed ho, had gone to Jiepsio, rolying on Lasado for assistance ^Before Palacais loft he proclaimed in favor of GeneVal Plaoederegos as GovernorofSinaloa.

The proclarha'fton creatod but little sympathy. Gold diggings recently discovered near Mazatlan attracted^ crowd of people.— Considerable gold has been taken out, one lump contained^-lOO of gold.'

The city of Mezatlan had. effected a -loan of $20,000 for the purpose of build-inpr-aThos^t'X-^--

Everything quiet in Lower California. Lopez had been declared commander of th^ipilitigy garrison of 200 men.

Legislation inlihe.Assembly of Lower Califb*rni»had bAsh'snspenUed altogether. The number of government officers had been'Tdcreased and.tBe wholS'fidmtilistra'tiori changed.

The minerr iA" S5haWiJJSj^'Wern'^ging well,

Kidnappers- had appeared.-iri olrJiToa arid the autbblfrtfes had instituted^filriugen* measarra ta lu'ppress thenjjp^

OrnctCtoDB ft akin, AVaotssau Drotpibts" ASt*PnOPl'S BVAHHSTtlLrOllBMjfcifcjfDiUCi, &VAKSVILLH, IND., .A^fil Bttfcl&SVi.

Professor Goldwin Smith is visiting h»a friends in Boston. Madame Rachel has had another suit, and is still in Hewgate. c" fTW-S-3' «f \tA

Messrs

CalkinS,' Ptnnky fc Co.— Qen-

tlemert "Please''send~U3" by frertrht live gross' -D'eoke^maiCs. ConditToa Powdots: VVe find that when onco tried NO"OTilKR is called for. The public stables of this city-are unanimous in attesting-tha, excellenaefofthis unequalledpreparafion. ^Vishing you success in your enterprise, and twisting the whole country m»y be led to know t^e^reat-merits of tbis medicini we ate,Your? tmly,

Cloud & Akin.

For sale io-Terrefflauie by IraGrover, Jft .t »jli ins- ,t?an9 5e n- 14dw2t 'j '. .A .1*^5

Tonics.—Those swho resort to tooios will find Speer's "Standard Svihe""Bitlers"- tho best adapted to bonoliFUie different ailments of the system whother diseased or.debilitated from ovor exertion^ or_by any other cause. Try them. Sold by Druggists. -17dwlt

Headquarters

Commercial has a little

romance of real life" concerning Mr. William Knigh^. a scholarly Englishman, who left his native country thirty years ago without a word to his relatives, and went to Iowa where he practiced as an attorney for some years, and then"retiredto a solitary house In a forest where he re-, mained till his death recently at the age of seventy-five. He lived quite alone, keeping house for himself and communicating with his lawyer only Rul,' at Ihe" same time, reading books and journals, snd observing the progress of the world from "the loop-holes of retreat.'' Bacon says none but a god or a wild beast contd live such a life of solitude as that he might have added—or an '"^Bngltahman crossed in love -for that was the cansejef poor Kmghfs oddity. A lo.yfeiy inglish girl jilted him for a very wealthy baronet.' ffi. 11 1)W

tor MillineryGoods1

—Wehaverecoived'and now opeh for the inspection of our patrons and the Indies in genoral, the largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery Goods ever brought to this city. Onf-wUolesaly department is comfileto in evey lino, rfnd wo are able to offer to the trade belter bargains- than can be got' anywhere west"

N S *149 Main, and 10 South Fourth st. 5-dw3m

Sps«*'bStandard

Thk sure road to fortune is. to-have people know that your prices-of ^bqds( are lower*-than your'UfflgkboHi"** ^ha|' liny tlb iwtgiMatt trial. Qmnioin^

you have a much better article forithl' same money. This being our special ob-^ oct in view, we would' say to y6u all that we are just in receipt of one of the best selected Btock of Boots and of every variety and stvle^ at the, lowest, possible price to suit the and see us and save money.

At N. Andrews, No. 141 south side Main street, between 5th and 6th. '10dlw-wlm

ImI'ORTANT.—Thc^fe' WbOj tak,0 A rsen for the chills, are generally knoWp by their pale -andlbloated appearance. Give them DRl."

rARMISTEADS

TONIC

SYRUPand• It is the only pure andlaTeTem'idy,"and is warranlcl to cure:

-r4 $ apr7,w2 w.

Tnfc best fitting and-iTiost desiroblo all Whalebone Coroet for 75 eta at "^Veisz Shirt factory,^ f30 Main St'.,' between Fi^H ani} Sjxfb streets,' at the Yellow Fronter1 i*t b! "ff behiflm 9-Tti

dwtf:

Nenca.^Xfitifus H.'^impeon lias :as-

&i^ne"d

lo,me atl]fefs,due blra as Tatd Clerk of" Yigo County. -J-PorsAt»s dwitvj* Mr. Simpson, will pay to.Geo. C. Duy, who is my agent,-- er 7te» tljfe- present Clerk-or Sheriff and to n^totber person.

Vv'i'l'U'Wll. R-McKbk.

Apjrl $,.-1869:

-vV»Ta« lw3w

Wine

Bittkr8

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Q.OLDFINDER.

Mr. Xichardepn'a superior thorongh.lire&S^i lion"i«fct"prcft&tat tiia Fair Grounds wbert hi* an be

Tun.—for common mares tea dollars, and for thoryiijjli-bred mare* fiRaan do liars th* seaaoB. U..P. Bind! has At horse Ib chanet,apd iTanjr dnlqn iboild bs mailt -will mtke It It new by toiler* abortly to bspobltahad, SIS«2I -mi msttU H«»r«a» «op*J ..

Attention,

farm.eks and

TOWNSHIP TWJ8TMCS.

W&mauafactnre aud h*Tt fer salf* the beat patUrn of Cast Iron Scraper. It la veil adapted, for repairing common rcadi, and general' in on tbo farm.

Alao a "£el f-adjusting wfoaght iron Hanoi the tost eror offered to ttie public. Come aad tee tbeae implem»nt«, we know yon *111 like tkem. a21wS«nd« Wm. J. B&LL CO.

THOROUQHBBKD BTALLIOM

GENERAL GRANT, Will Ktaad tliis seaasii at the Watton Cottage, four arid a Lull tonles north of Tarn flant*.

Tiim—TenDolUrs to inaorea narewltb foal, to be paid when tbo mare iiknown-to be* ith foal. Failing: to attend regularly or parting with an insnred nia tefjro she is known to l:e with foal it a forfeiture ef the insurance. No accountability for accidents or eacaccs.

PEDIGBKB.™

General Grant is a boanlifol bay, slrod by Botton Othello dam, Lacy Neil by Kmancipat,ont of an-own Miter to Kaeia.

Kmancipat was by Imp. Kmancipation, ont of Fairy Qaecn, by Kandolph's Gascorgno. Zuela, (the dam of Kqnator,) was by tbu Imported Aratian Zilcaadi.

Tbe above horse, Gen. Grant, is of Duo style and symmetry. All brccleis, an't the public generally, are inTiled to call and look at tho horso battio breeding thoir marrr. WILLIUl 1IALI. npi dlw6wd2t

KBDUCTION4,

O.EMAT of Prices aftor this date, of Fruit and Ornamental Trees!

To Clear the Ground.

Applo, 6 to 8 lojt high Cborry, Fear. Peach Plum aud Grape—extra largfe—all warranted of tbo bejt and hardiest kinds. As the seaion for, planting will only Ust two wt-eks, those wishing to plant, would do well to oall and see the stock. Jlly ornamental stock is very fine. For tbe city enstom, all orders lett at tbe PoslofHce, will bj promptly attended to. Mrcct to

WM. PATBiOK, Nurseryman,

lldwSt Box 67S Cerro llaute, Ind.

gTONE AND MARBLE WORKS.

WAL TER EPPINOU O USJ&N MASOFACTUKEttS OP

MABBLEHEiD STONKS AND MONUMENTS At very cheap a'es. Tho beautifn' SCOTCH GBANITE farni«h6a to order.

Steam Works and Shops on Cherry street, betweoa Uth aud 10th streets. a21wtm

WANTED.

VXTANTBD.—Two good Horses. »V Also toliiro two Rood fabm hands Bn. quiro at Tcrro llauts Nurseries, wit Wm. Patrick.

FOR SALE.

POR8ALU—Byofthe

LEATHER, HIOE8 &C,

SOLK—Gnk, Hemlock, 'filiBghtor, Bhohob Ay res, -nnd Orinoco, Vionch and American Call and Ki]» Sklii'H, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather,

highfv recommended by physicians .for Dyspeptic, on account of its tonic 'properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor.

LOCAL WOyiCES.

ilioil Ml Bl^lif—Thh & ttfe iibpottaDt imwA of the yiar^-Spring tine— 'WbWjftftnra aMT^^ciyx^miires a reliable efejis. ianiia iff iAf,m*ft«r-oolfsHet^ ia IboWord-.'iMitf n»less renwved It' in certain t»v projqceMn^n.1 ^Ao^eiJ.'d^ngo tub syjtjm, and Jay a t.nBdlUi9B-(fur Hangerou-audbfatal

MISULKR'S UKUB BITTKRS {9 BClv-no-vvl-edgoj by «Tcry^»^pjCTe/lli3jfre»t jSl5pd purifier lay. „It js a 'c£ontiflcally pic-pio the present day

h*lf-iiiiUloa tiittlM so^d '.in'Wes,3'

twrrt

Mplh TatcftW,

!1 %9 1*

JauXc^pi Die .-face, ns* Perry.'a Moth and

Freckle yrtpMed only by Drf B.'O.

thd. Yaea,- «a»j Btram's- foitwoJm iin rimcMt 4hO(EOT, prepay only^ by^Dr. B._C. P*r*t', BomiVtreot, "View Soft eyeryi* her^

tn»rl7deod8n-vSm

Pebble Grain, Spins, Lace Leather, Chamois £kine, otc. K0ANS—Cochiiiea1, Maroon, Bluo, G'een,Yellowl and Ornftin. LINING SKINS—WhUo, Pink, Yellow and Ro»set. MOUOOtO—Tttiapico, Corac^a, Patnaa, Cape, lto^t Leg, Potbl«d, Simon Goat, etc. ,vHir.&'

KID—Frerich »»nd American. Si '-y PLASTKttKIVS HAIB. Lutings, Hoot Wcli,

Bluihugp, Gaiter «rjt. i^.Gurnnff, L«fc«?e% r." «?•'. Shoe Threads,

ShooDaok, Bristles,

1W:.'1 Byeiei0, ff OorU Hole*,

Gijnint#

ftxjg iShoe K»t,

^ucbiucWox, Gum Tragacanth, ITd^o ni.tckiilsr, stafhine Thread, Shoe BlHcklnjc and Brnnhea, Nail?, Awl?' nud Taclte, iVy-t

Lastf* {jho» Tree-*, *****-•,«- Otfniplng Biarda, Vi ifSfM (JUmps, Boot Treo?, F-ifiS fi&si Crimping BUohlnea,

Ktc"

Ltc

Kc-

OILS—Cod, Straits and Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonlca. THftBAD, NUEDLKS, AMI SRWINfl MACHINE THREAD

AND SUjK.

B®r CASH for IliiUs, Vurs, Slieep Polls, Deer Ski'uo, Tallow, and Leather in the Kougfa. Consignments always Receive

Prompt Attention,

FcbMwtf

NOBTII-WRST OF 'NIK OLD jtrnqo-iii '-1 bu"id vni-i

-oisT .is-iadiau i)u "»TOVJB»! STOVES!

COURT BOITSR,

at tub 3 •y.rublto

OJL.I

prFJL.1SUS" i.t S'-iii i0ii hi

The Largest Stock In the City

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WE GIVE FIFTY-T WO PIEOES^

.With, each Cook Stove Sold! 0«{S4£. iI ih'l -Oi Vi-!'.

Wo warrant evory Sto^e to bxlce welH stand •fire, »n 1 h-tvo a RooJ draught. Onr ntovef are ^,l'c W"

BEST SMOOTH CASTINGS*1

wot liable to crack. We keep on hand a good btock of

Jtt A.NTELS

terativ,«s, tonics, diureltf« and

diaphoretics, aifdLia.liigkly reconundnded as the mojt efftSVivor-invigorating, roDoratiDR and Clpanslng blood remedy in the woild. Foralldlsof the- blo?tl it-is fflciAi as tbousanitt.tal

AND ORATES!

AIM a fall lino of tho mast approtcd pattpru*of

O W S

I And a full stock of

fAIRBAIKS

PnAjpra.

£|ITY TRBASUMira SAIiE,4

B^vlrlue of a Pracayt to HMWitX ty Op»ii CommaaCwmU of ttaOto «TMr* will, on U»a 18th dsy of attbo iaoc oE the Oil Oowtrooa of um dKNf h3ni¥«f 10 o'clock A. hSV

lb at part of oM-lot number slzty^flT*. btiM-HaolwicrKtd-ai MlMii MM«u| at a jolstsi. the toath Use 4f «air

paiaton the soatii llBi* said lis NHHU Ij and twelxe fm,a»4 thiae l^chai tut o(Uteao«tC 1 w«st comer of aatd lot, raoalaf ^hMca aorth f'• l^o handreir iiid tkh-ty Ibef. tkeMO-eM* to'flfc1 rxteMleaof Sixtk streat, these* aaatk twoiiM* dnd aad thirty .teat aad thre^lachMt lo tho plana of begin r. ia*, and affjaceilt to ,'tk» dty.of Hante, or so mack tbereWaa aay ke aea to satisfy a* H»«r IMll)tw aai HL_ dollars, aaaeaaed agaiast said pre party, owaed bj, Miriam Woodaianfto, for gradlag akd m(«lll| At part of Blxik ttnttaSjacMt tostitasfcrlk. ed property, and qadar a cextoih cositM^I iid city with Braxton On, tor tho pi |rawlii| of that part of Stxtk ttrse tween Park street aad the scatter* Ualtk^f saM city, with coata ef sale.

subscriber,

tiro mile? north-oaat Torre Hante, a few fine CUostoc Wfcito and SniloU Shnats about tonr ipontbaolrt. OOBKYBARBOt/U. a?idltw3ff

'""A.

manufacturer and Dealer in

Leather, Hides, oils. Shoe Findings, and Currier's Tojris,

NOSo 144 & 146 MAIN NT.V TKRRK DAUTR, IND.,

Would rtupcctfuPy Inform his old patrons, and thojinbhc ^oa. rally, that he has on hmd and solicit* order* for the various kinds of goods adapted to tho wauti of Root fiitri Slio© BlAnnfnctnro»0| Naddie and IfariitfHa Makers A: lealer»,

C'tiflsffitfng of

Htirne&s, Skirting, Pair amt liltiek Bridle,Collar Leather, liny Leather, Line Lealh-

er sShMrtff, Pad

O. A. OOODWI*,

A2lw3t ciirTreatmer. ?C

O I E

Notice is hereby given to'flw anknowu hairs

of Thomas Godfrey, dee'd, tMkt tile naderained, I Gnardiaa cf tie kaown hairi-tka* ha «1U jSa hit account of final eettleneat of nu Gmrdianekl^

at tbe April Ttrm. of tbe Vijo Ooart of Ooa Float, of wh'ch ttey will-take due aotfee. aqsa. -sa uaktkt. ITAirs,

JJANIEL MILLER'S

WAGON YARD AMD

BOARDING HOUSE,

Gar. 4tta mad Eagle Sta., Terre jliale, 'TUo nndortigned take* great pi earn re ia informing hi* old frlenda and customers aad the publilc generally, that he hi* again takes charge of Sla well koowm Waoo* Yjtmv"art tfoABPMa House located ai above, aad that he will be found ready and prompt to accommodate all, In the beat and moat acreptable manner, pit boardiag hoaee' haa beaa greatly enlarved and thoroughly reltted, aad hi* wogon yard la I not excelled in aceommodat!pa ia theci y.

MTBoaodera taken by the day, waek, or month and pricea reasonable. N.B. The Boarding Honse aad- Wag-a Tard will be nader Ihe tucerintendance of myielf aad I family aprlOdfitAwlt DAMIXIi MILLBR.

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BXJRJSTBTT/

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Agents

^anfed—$10

a Day.

TWO 9IO MAPS FOB IiLOYl&tl.

PATENT REVOLVING tfOfoLE*MM

Shifts, Vc., 5'1

or America and Europe, Amerlea and 1 lite United Slate* «f America. Colored—in 4000 Countiee.

TUESBplaoolatestimportance,

great Slaps, now just computed, show every of all Batyfeada ,to'l dato ,aud the al,teiratiotfl in thir Tariov^l Earopean States. TfteseUapsara needcdiae*»ry School and family iu tbe lund-^they occupy-1 ho. epace of-one Map. and by, moane~of the Bevcrser, 1 either side can be" thrown front, and any part I brought level to the eye. County Bights and 1 large diacoants given to good Agents.*

Apply for Circular!-, Xerrcs, and send money' Sample Haps, to J. T. LlA)Yd$1 «n3Iclwlm ... 23 Oortiands Street, M. Yi 1

PAPER HANCINCa&C.

SPRING STYLES!

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BR0KAW BROS

Cltrf or Coiiiltry.

SCAI.ES I

for ctrcrtr, excln^ively, an! pa'y no rents, mj38 v'..0 and will

SELL AS CHEAP

X' MS AS Till :i.C -V" m*r OiTf A S

Call and Investigate^, at

Nps.50 & 5" Main St.

C. C. SMITH A COs, aarllMwSm

109 Main street,J

Importera, WbolfNla anl dealera in

TAPIS

HAH6IK6S,

swum,

WINDOW SHAPES, ,"1:, oil cloths k-

--jPtSt 'BlZfr cjadJ fiodonsi -„o 1 We are now'reoelTTng onr new epHng'Wtylea, and shalt be constantljr wddlng.toittiem as thay oomeout. ,j

bad till We haTe on liaad the

iiL^BQes^m¥!S^l $&t '.nous lo ^iMqaa^s of thj ab»tfcgood»i affte-.Bwi

LO WESX PiftlCES,.

to UT ftmnd In tho West, rr.} !«lf! A f'l?

N* Wo have a number of Furst Class J3ecoratoris, Desieners and Plain Pl^e» Hangers that we can send to ai»y"pa*fc o- the a aw -i

BROKAW BRQ'S.

dw3m 0 id taw

hotels:

iSK.

fkf»9 am MH.M..U. -ePHPBjyrMMk

17tf, .172, 174 an? 17^5resnWlch Street, One doornorth WCortlaaltfand'vria bMek went of Bsoadway,

Being sole ^ropriitorst this B,— 'fore, free frote tve job. oofetaop exaction Of an

Is Bqdsa, drthere.

1 sordloateMit,^ is felly able tiftaeeHhe downward seadaacy. of.pribes witlsoatt any AWM r«fserrice. .. .. -t 1.,-

tie Pacific, wkicb itfaM enjoyed f°r n»»ny y®My

every delioaey t.f Hie /Ths atUnldaiiie [Milt ha fonnd*lBjjoa«'Sn4*nUgtag W The locatioa »vW

63't7~o|0^

tlitflllANrCE

17 ». '-t»i S Oi

I 'l* ft: 'ip t*

NATIONAL

UMSURANCE CO

United States of America^

CHitmiD by SPXG1AL ACT of CMESS o- A«*0TlDf /toa* 85, 1868.

CASH. 11,000,000 PAID IH mil.

~{n' BRANCH OFFICE:

first Natlenak Bank finlkling, PHILADELPHIA.

ItkM* paM.«vcapM»tdri,M0,00i). Honrs tow ratta 'or pnahin. It nralshcs largtr lasmnrf tlmn ntlirr mlfula Ikr lie ame araty.

It IftliMiiate u4 ccrlala in its terms. It Is a feoMe watpaay In every local 11 y. WiNAIclca arc txen^t fhmrattaclimciK^ 7 Ifcfe Is ao meewwry restrictions in tho IfMklM.' *5 t-.,

Krcrr fbli^r Is aoa-frrftltabic. Policies.muj taken which pay to thtf'WV 18«rN their fall amonat, and rrtnro nil Ihef

PNhIbhs, so thattfee lnsnrancr costs only tti«f I atere^t on the aaaaal paymntre. •Policies nut he takea that wifl pay toMic in I slttli after a certain namber of years, during'? lift, ai anaaiJa^tne' of one-tenth tne amonnrl tajitd'lB the policy.

No'extraraU is cii&r^ett for risks'upon thoV|ltirei orreaaies, "It lasarts, aol to rrijr duiatnds to policy holders, hit at so low a cost tbatdlrldcnds m!i" bt tayosjUMe. ^m'uan, Pamphlerg and mil particulars

Riven oa application'to Ike Braneii (Mice ot'tiicL COBfuy, or to JOHN W. £UI» A. CO., rtl-iroii, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Qanend Agents for Ohio and Central and boutli 1 1 «rn Indihna. tTm A.m JPOOIE, ,|-j iGdwljJ'n fAyent for-Terre HautOj lnii. .^ ,vci'vsf.acl t*Ji %'a •".•'.cat vS gr'-f.-a-ib -ot etim »i nyrtivotq £7»j W -id Is ,-i -?r,4 ,,t

SEXUAL DEBILITY.

TWO to SII BOXES of the Specific Piil»

1 ll-: I Will rSMfcptly and Permanently cure any Cnseo SPKBIUfnOBHBKA. 8KMIMAL WEAKNESS,

INTOLVNTABP NIOHTLT «r UAJLY LOSSES, I however Originally Caused, or Ilowerer AggraI Tated In Character: while they will speedily cor' rect those terrible ararbideefiditlObS'vliioh spring I from the primary disease, or ftom secret rioe.

THK 8PKOIFIO FILL iieqnally. applicable to I the treatment-of erery hind of Genital or Uiina-, I ry Irritation, In capacity, orfmdotenay Dlnbetls, Ume, or ••Brfijfc 'B'pst" in tbe Diim,i on or weakness ot

OommltiM.

»«3*yaaiip fc 's ,sijjj

Where. the general btujiuse of tho Comr vsy li traneactogj and-to which -aU general cornspondno ah be ad re a S

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i'-.t:' omtEII: OLABIHOI H. OLAKK, PRBident. JAT OOOKB, thdmn Finance and Kxecu -f

HUM, D. OOOKS, Vice-President. NUB80S W. ^IKT, Secretary and Aoin&ry. 3

TMs Com pair ofkra the following adratita^ SMI ttv a Nttlnal (tomans, thartcrrd by m* CM act of Coagrcas, is«9.

WI ^CHEH R'&

,?SPECIFIC PILL, -J

•iOR WTB CTXBE OP iO tfcJfaii v.

Ijawyers, Students i':* Jfenvous STSTEH are!

I oter-worked, ara peculiarly subject to weaknesses of tU Oiwiie^DaoAHS.. These should not fail to (-1 luseTH® SPKOIFIO PI1L.

WiacliMter'i (Specific Pill I.

I contains no Mercirry, Iron or any lnjurions inI gradient, but is purely vegetable, and haa beon kI extensively need for more „than THIRTY ykabs—f I used according to directions it will speedily re- fc I store the TimiLa rtwus ia all cases of Imgotmey or ImcapatUq. l*! "A NEW TBEATI§£-«i I giisg the aiost prominent ciusss and stmttovs sad Haaas.sK otrpx of SKXUAL SRBILITY, will be ai ailed free ta tUrafererioi either hi. 51..

Price tl psr box sla boxes fO£ 99, by mail.'

I J: WINCHESTER & Cp„

y" Sole ProprietQrs,

46 JOHif STREET, JV. lif' Tor tale by ALL DBCGOIST3 In T?rro Haute. apriUtweowly lnic' a ami at fts'jsrtitt erfJ -JU' as«d

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ATTORNEYS.

|j^JEBEDITfl& DELANO^'

Attorneys at Law jjh.'

I Orrii^pvtn Tarxington Block, Terre Hante, Ind marSOdwtf ..

H. BLAKE,

-9-. ir

Attorney at Law ,mo1 :0. .... ... AM,

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This Uouie has b«A ,tb6ffukll)l fsfbrhMMi. I MC. VPi *m«siw '-'i »--i- 1 M«fea'bnKhsw4''back ftem--1 H.' JrOo.i^her' tJndpftakors ^s»t»bll»hniejit,"

Kroa?A«.^5r public, Ornoa—0»-: Ohio Street, between Third and Faurtti titreeta.

octlSdAwflm

UNDERTAKERS.

•li' "AT.

A. li -j

I3NIj'jfi!l6i.aFA.S£E11,.

1 Ih tp esernta 1 ofdesa iu his like ^ul»p

IK. ij

MurnaflaA 'kad'Sevea.' J*aas xpari«oc«ia-tho e^i^aa^Brepa«t toftnTii^^*»li Oases' Gasket*. ai*d Wooden Oofilna, 01 .^ii tsSSM staes, nam

Theund.r.toed,tak..tl^r,,J^niWWf J, •-Xsrre li.**,

to his am this date. ate, the 4haf&>Sf'tW- AcMt #«l be vl i-ii a-J moil n!*n« }i«'V I

tmit»»t

anrflargestf'stirfbR

il aialsslsl lirf "*ni dtreet, an|f. :lJ 4

It yoa,Ka*lre areUahls irsnMdy} nie the bett-l"! 9 .91. PUA1E PILLS 1 bafe D^skisal. Ths/ aresafsand Bttra in ordm^.«r rjjmr rsica, oaa dollar rxa sox«a (I jum

Hr. Harvey?s 6ktid«n 0 lour degree* stronger tbey an tni«BMc4 fef clal asaspt ISIWHH a«AAM acac.

I a el a a as re a am I

'.VoSM tfaWncel^iHy wlll-bai sent wal stfeyntara mil.

lSl9Hd,«9tl wly