Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 May 1869 — Page 3

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W EEKEYTIXPKESS

Wednesday Morning, May 5, 1869.

CITY NEWS.

This saloons were all closed yesterday in strict obedience to the election law.

Judo* Cbaibt will continue in the office of Judge of the Criminal Court until October, 1870, under the change in the

election law. Gbaduatks.—There will be fourteen graduates in the High School at the cloee

of the present year next month.

aupe: is salil to ing Mechind use.

the latter part of

Postoitice.—L. A. liiynott, Esq, re-

netrr'tncumbency. _y

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Decoration Day.—An exchango in referring to May 30tb as decoration day^ #ay^} On that day the graves of th will bestrewed with flowers. Wb

Ike tbe day one fur bobccking th of civilians, of both sexes, ss welj as aoldiers? Let it be a universal decj oraftci. The custom is poetical 8n

bea| Europe.' dead to honor, put flowers upon their graves on the 30th of May."

giwjK?) Silks, manufac

Spool Cotto^ and which a few years siiflJO tured almost entirely in ioreign countriee, ,v are now ~i[At brgroin the greatest^paffection. Messr*- Bardwell & Hoptoad, of

New York, agents for the Paisley Silk and Thread Co., have placed on our dosk a neat package of samples-of the "Pais, ley" brand of Spool Cotton and Machine Twist to which we have seen nothing

InisAor q«

7 ad

kunSrly tfdapted

Ask for the Paisley

Hsnnebbky and Landers in Jail! Edward Hennessey and (ieorge Landers who are accused of having killed Alvin Hay ford were arrested in Kansas a few days since. They wero brought to this city Saturday evening and lodged in jail. Their eaptor William C. Barnes Marshal of Lawrence, Kansas, gets a reward of five hundred dollars ofiered by tho city Council. Hennessey was known out there by tbe name of Ed. Turner. He has employed Baird & Cruft to defend them. The Grand Jujy having already found an indictment againta both Hennessy and Landers, we presume they will have a hearing soon in the Criminal Court.

Wabhinq Notes.— It is needful to no* tice the sudden change of weather, from cold and chilly nights and mornings, to warm days and evenings, only to warn people to stick to their thick clothing for a while, however inconvonient and oppressive it may be. A change from winter to summer raiment, at this time, might produce bronchitis, or other throat diseases, or lay the foundation of a lung affbCtion, or incite and encourage an at-

year it is an even chance, in most cases, that they will become fixtures.—Do-not be in h«H| to sport thin garments summer isW?here yet. There is plenty 06 time to come fvjcool, if not

C0,4iP9d

stormy weather.Way is not alwayrifie of the most delightful months in the year, notwithstanding po^s and lentimental school girls have sung of-f* beauties and neihorial.

delights from time immel

if,

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!'Terre

MOriGB —Collect *v

ilueic is eleviting ana refining,

»od oat of

/iou«6. ts mado lu

Ooart,ftt reasonable Qmlaslous. K8PB0IAL AXTB6» t)N glTen to lettleme IteUtea nod GiwrdlftUi in 11»» Probate Court.

FOR HALE.

WASTED.

V4SMS AND HOC8IS TO SKLL AND BENT. ..

CoDtlnentalUfe Insurance

Company,

OF NKW YOIiK.

FOLlvI^d laattAil li 1869 6»tlU4

lMued iu 1869 H. H. HIMPSOW, II3TKIk"T AOKNT.

MaclUwtf .'T

'tvium the olution hai1—

II£.S

roetlftflTJTTmnTCaiin«rum^ia^yw

period, -noil The* tacked the-leaa turbulent wtUfacp^ oiviliBM'MI

How much ftttracU

livens and buigfcW

o^usiMW^d^^eahifow^uTden mind of IU sordid thoughts and brings his ftcultiM in commumon —*h

thrre is no doubt but good music exerts a powerful influence upon mankind. The individuals who have devoted their lives in the improvement of music, and musical instruments, are benefactors tp their race, and whatever may have been their motives they have conferred a lasting benefit upon millions yet unborn Who in the future will live to realize the enjoyment and happiness that these discoveries awaken in the human heart.

Take the history of tbo Organ and ltneES the wonderful improvements that hkve been made In its construction, and t^ke the history of a single firm who are nlimately identified with theEO various lm rovements and what a wonderful record have of what ability and perseverance

will

excellent tasi ture' and two

irseverance or iters,

Ih^'fear 1846, Jeremiatf very skillful mechanic and a musician of commenced the manufac-

llent taste, commenced the manutac-

Iwo years subsequently fie removed

v^ri7va.a ^Wrr&ASCft'DQ Now York, which was then, as now, o,c°°n'm-uj bu"°M"ii1"

ev take possession of his office to-day. wilkSlievo an efficient officer, and wilf flncfnie office and appurtenances in roos' excellent condition, as wo have no doubt the^ill continue to be during Mr. Bur^

Up to this~$%re Mr. Carhart

td devoted tbe best years of his life to mproving and perfecting reed instruentf^afl harBT^ogr «p ertgpk!itUg rum tho ysar 1835 until his rooaovftl to Slew York he was far ahead of alll other fVTnventors, and his remUation had ad'kinced with equal raprafty.

His success although accomplished ungreat difficulties was far from being

iodels. His crowning triumph about is time was the invention of a suction t^pai »w

i&IF hfwa^WTs WWIrlJ ^fcufWlire

reversing theold system of making or ans.

street near Third Ajremie. In 1854 thjs

Mr. Carhart. ]£& JtOOMN was well known as a gentleman of superior busi noes qualifications, in addition to ripe ex•iftfleldofijiyea''

tine house passed into the hands of E. P. Needham, his former partner, and the latin thK

ter has associated with^u^u^u««e|e bit son, under the finffflraiP

Needham and Son. he variety and quality of the reed in-

ns orali offier manuiacturers. their warerooms may be seen all fades of Church, SchgftLand Parlor Or_^fas and Melodeons. These are distinguished for great purity, sweetness, flexi-

oflhebest musicians in this country, and in [several instances from well known in» diyidwatatAjfoiMgftitendr tbo a »aiduw »i:

Their

vox Human*, Tremolo,vox Celeste,

and

Trumpet,

are too well known to re-

to witness their practical advantages over the instruments of other manufacturers. Theiegtfsni^MjfacfcoayrirfacE. Ahafe bam and Son is located at Nos. 143 145 147 East TweHty-Thirl street.

The

Palace ftfT^licwKrS^Vwfflnl in^ a large invoice of this greatly cele

brated instrument.

Real Estate Transfers.—The following transfers of real estate were enter« ed upon the Recorder's books during last wetk

S. Brown to J. J. Farrar, two lots in Sandford and 20 acres in Fayette township for $1,200.

B. L. Keiman to Jennie Hass, 5 acres In Harrison township for $750. West to Bj P. Clark, iwo lots-| —The Emperor Napoleon in Macksville for $80.

IJ. F. Clark to F. Wagle, two lots in Macksyille for $80. Sprah McGranahan to Henry Walden, tweptv-five acres In Nevins township for $500.'

Josiah Lambert to Sarah McGranaljg^ tract of land in Nevins township for

Jno. Schneuker to Josiah Hodges and othirs, two lots in Macksville for $90. Cuas. Cruft, Commissioner, to M. Mil»Ha»nd others, three lots in King's sub«4yision for $550.

Jas. R. Spann to Geo. "W. Trueblood, lot in Dean's subdivision for $400. Samuel Fares to Andrew Lusader, 40 acras in Nevins township for $500. m. Brown to John L. Brown, 20 acr«)s in Nevins township for $300.

H. Boudinwt and others to "VVm. D. Layton, lot in Boudinot's sub-division for

$5°q. Sylvester Sibley to Austin D. Rankin, in city for $300.

Fire and Life Insnrftnce Agent,.Lewis Alvey to Dennis Koig*n, lot in ...j .. Hilarys for $115.

Haute, Indiana. [-tfargaret Shepherd to Benjaman Rob^,'40 acres in Lost Creek township for OTtlOD—Iu 8oo'-" Bnlldlug—ui «Ulr«—op-)(j 1. potiU ihe Mew Oou

omrarDwifi

S. Jewett, of Skaneatolas, N. Y., the ng banker, returned to that place ist week and resumed bia business.

Thomas Nasi, the artist, was tho reeleat

A nlc* littl« Houm of four roonn, and tbe lot,' taWbtoitowo.ataUrg.in. Tuesday 40 »ore» of good land in ITnlilngtou conoty, AUeBaay. Illinois. "Hans Braitman.' (Charles F. Leland

•ad ont bulldlogt, Icoown th# Qilinore proper— 'o'pe on the 1st inst. He will re3lde

mt Mont Bo«' School lloose. [jad for SOtI\e a«T*r»l flnt o:au dwelliug homed ranging from, SS.OUO to 112,000 la prise.

A bfftii-iiftw hoQM »nd uloe lot oo M*tu street, •Mt of the railroad. ,, 1 A(«od Piano, nearly new, ai low flenree.

A (Kail (tima bnlldlnt, corner of «th and OfeMtnat itrteti—oheap—purohaeor to remov* tke ballilng.

A Olty lot, adjoining tho reeldenoe of John D. Marphj, on North Firit street. A baaotlful building lot, ooraer of 8th and Walml —feuced—ahiile and fruit trew. 199 Ide« of good timber land, miles from. HartlMbnrg, oounty-nuat of Kip ley Oonnty, Mist loarl, at a bargain. Will beioltlfor p.irt o««h, itftd good trade for Xallat Mmpson's Hul K»uie A«ccn«y

"I"

ho Dramatic Company of tho Olympic ater, of St. Louis, have chartered a

owns.

.e "Washington

Chronicle

asserts posi-

that Sprague owns a controlling •jat in the

National Intelligencer,

and

paid off a $4,800 mortgage held

It.

bort B. Randolph, who in 1932, was

in retaliation, recently diod in "Washaged 78 years.

*s. Mary Stover, widow of tbe late ^tover, and daughter of ex-President jon, was marked in Greenville, Ten- £wiaj

iebody asks what becomes of our £irls? Pretty much the same, we «fee, as bgcomos of our rich girls marry eat, drink, Bleep, rear ,rfen and' die. A poor girl's life, in •au tin points, is not unlike that of the irn to woalth. The end is certain i^j bo 'orv similar.

A parson who has seen tho proof-sheets i. Stowe's new novel, says it is a biiv of Horace Holyoke. The scene

it^j|ej|ltory

\aid in the primitive vil-

Old town, Maine, away* back in

e-railroad times.

[Timothy Dodd, fur merchant In is 89 years of age, and has been ously in business for 75 years. He the oldest merchant at the "Hub, till his own business manager*.

let, the eminent French draftsman, gave the following definition of Hugo's style. He was asked if he td Victor Hugo's last published

work.

,(Oh,

yes," he replied, "it is a

with ail Uishtfwt c?Y«r*i friVh spangles,'

Gleanings.

Texas has no public schools. Free baths are now talked of in New Tork.

Sussex county, N. J., produces 25,000 tans of zinc ore annually.

gsa&B&B&sB:

Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has forbjdden improper advertisements. iThe New York

Htrald

thinks Budd

hism is a seasonable religion just now. 'The people of'New York paid $305,337 foir amusements ^during^theu month, of.

^5eh-^IMA,io«iO^-perfora»ed4niAl-rs, the procession was made up of na

{hods/Ld tfarr'^la of lager were

brewed in Cincinnati during the month of March. jOne farmer in Texas has fenced in a nice Jiitln. rmfctiiM-of one hundred and thirt^tg^iJiSeai

Presnbeet ana mutton, put up in tin cans in Australia, sells rapidly in England at seven pence per 'pound. ilj, has jjaei discovered th,at a large and strdBgf Kfej*iB»hSan society exists among this troops stationed near Naples.

|At Leesburg, N. C.ya negro school teacher got drunk and whipped ma whole school, consisting of sixty little negroes.

An editor of JPesth^ who lately died, was so un dorsal I yes tee coed that 40,000 pebple foJldwetK lifcbMjkAo fte grrfsre.

King of Sweden, writes a poem 3ay. Occasion8% he writes a opd one.

pf St)8lli Jersey have, gone

extensively into tbo cranbery culture this ypr.iga.r T-. jA Detroit woman secured a divorce because her husband compelled' her^W Alack his boots.

The Efngpfor fof Qbina has jsoiedi .. vermlllion ,.e4kitliigAinet tfcb-rkisfag of opium in the Empire.

L^Sal'inmils, it is said, mention sixty earthquakes in Massachusetts during the past 231 years.

tete^on is about to publish another BW noV^d^y jUjii. i'The'

jbw novelJiy Mrl. Southwprth. Ii3 title SiAn^liBricleKi iJL v.

Fiftv dpll^M is the Jlne lo. wiiich any, one i# nible:"irab*hattProi'(fame'with dbg or feun on Sunday, in North Carolina.

An advertisement in an Australian pa^ per rnvites proposals from clergymen "for

A suiPTs set ^own for early trial in a Tenne«ee ,court to-e«t the right of a msjgtttwe solatdhtiiBg a marriage to kiss the bride. •1'

A pedestrian in San Francisco has run a three ^U«rrMarwith a-velocipedo, giv ing the^^ctti je|a qjne mile. The

0e4Q'f£t^nb3ieiaivmanufacturer adises in 2,500 papers in this counrty.— almost needless to a^ that

„re enormous.

i'wlii#

mob th under

The JkSbFated Bois de Boulogne, the great park^of Paris, is try no means equal in variety or natural advantages to Central iPark New York.'

A child of

Dr. S: 3.

Jermain, of St.

Louis while separating leaves from a bunchiof bananas, discovered^ a genuine tarantute.'" It was killed and then cured i_CW.fi'''-',*KAlU.K f.il'

visa

in &&&

An old garment went through the tearer in a paper mill near Dayton, lately, in qh about $3,000 in greenbacks had stowjad away. Of Course so jnuch of thoiiational debt is paid.

Til R-iroyi

Times

estimates that over eix

hundred and thiny ftiillion tons of water passed'down Ihe Hudson within sixty hours during the recent freshet.

fVTl'hn Boston

Post

says a number of dis*

appointed ofBce'-seekars have left "Washingion to offer .themselves as candidates for th? Spanish throne.

Bees iiave made the steeple of the Catholic church at Yic'bsbti'rg a deposito-

»d for some years. •ale»ior tt"S'"ast deal of honey. The priest XJ&f. HftfLflii MmJkamm ens'1 nwits somebody to job tbe steeple, if not

ion merchant, nf TJ»w York, who died ,t tii #2,uu0,000, began life as [ankeo peddler,'" on a capital of $100

The new Hcfii££| of Parliament in London are so inconvenient.and ill-planned that there is some talk of spending $450,000 on new ones.

Black-balling is so prevalent in the London clubs that no new members get in, and a general meeting is to be held to remedy the matter.

Notwithstanding the large amount of wine produced in California, the Pacific

Jus Ijr^f-

of forty ioet in Japat

USlaat'SlioveLful Sf oarth which composed the Big Mound in St. Louis has beet.taken away, and the place where thejhuge Indian sepulchral hill stood is now 1°,^ tavjgl With ^e.adjacent streets.

PikeVoubty^ Mo4 con-:

fera tne degree of M. A. (maid of arts) upon young ladies. Among the practices prohibited at this institution is "gallantingj or association of ladies and gentlemen."

proposes that

from the 15th of-August next, the centennial annsversa^y of theljirth of Napol eon 'I., every soldier of the Republic and of the First Empire shall receive an annual pension of 25of.

Aison of thq kte_Du£lat Jerrold,„pro-osasr?^tan-8rdailjrp^p0r Psiis for iBnglishmen and Americans. Five profitable weekley-papers are published in Paris for Americans, four of which are published by Frenchmen or Englishmeri.

Tbo Pbstmasters and Postoffice omplojies1 of Ohio have organized a mutual benefit association, somewhat similar to the railroad conductors' mutual insurance companies.

can

is to be

A Whito Pine correspondent ol the Yirgibia-jEnferprtse says that unloss more

p*,ouu uiurigojj^i "^""JjiiM^yeries are made, crowds of men will 5 ve^rilking barefoot out of that region next fall..

If a lady wants to touch the feelings of et gentleman in a tender spot, let her sit —with deliberate carelessness if she can continue s# tb do—upon his new tilk hat, Simultaneous with iis ^criish Will' be the emoiiens of its terrified owner.

,ain ghrewcLmembers of tho MassaLegislature would like to prolong sessMJ.AU lil rfisi llw grert^-amsical peace jubilee, with no reference, of course to thejop^rwn^yi *hii^ would thereby, afford Hnjg the„ pWfpriqanbo ces.

John'G. Saxe was walking up Broadway tie othgftday iriKsA-i Jhe wa'» accosted by a friMid, who naked where ho was bound! -3Jta p6ek*epli«d "to Boston'this aftern «ei'£Mo'vilpiti.'' "What' route's that?" a!0pi.i he inquirer. "Jly way of Provic eMA^couTaee1* *3^

auoftu

LamkrtBfe-*a&*b«i»apie^ b*irdr^»er for eightefiiyeirti?''!.T^3 wiSieiarber f^'rtuaately pxj^«yfieiauperfluoin hair clipped frim the head of this deceased'poet, and g,rf«ble t^o snpply all his fiends and admSitea-with lock, thereof,. for a consideratidn.

A W'sconsin paper^^he

ka,* ays:.

'Anttmosy Eure

','Ebenzer .Brown, well known

among the'residents of. this vicinity," has dut^:tfie:i)^st seas^fr^pged, three wolves, fBrau'wildcfttsp- and four' cas'amoun mosa. vicinity of

and fouT'caSa-

ire tniles of An«gt'own a villa intho

oamosa, Wis-?

micmcfw"

A Detroit woman, whose sole occupation is peddling matches, has thus earned enough to buy a good house and rear up three children, who have good trades end are able to take caro of themsalves and her.

A mysterious affair agitates the denizens of the Kennebec river. Somebody found a box, two feet square, strongly hooped and nailed, which when opened was found to contain a human skeleton.

An enterprising youth of fifteen, a resident of Pittsburgh, bought liquor in four saloons on Sunday) and on Moajiay lodged information against the dealeis for selling liquor on tbe Sabbath, andreceived one hundred dollars as the informer's fee.

An advertisemen in a New York paper reads as follows: "Fritz D—.Unless you return without delay that 4jamon ring ybu slipped frorti my finger wnei shaking hands with me, I shall no long^ er consider it a joke."

The old blockade-runners, Fox, Badger and Lark, are undergoing an entire remodelirig in Liverpool, an'd it is surmised that they may yet be heard of in Cuban waters. They are very swift boats and would be just the kind of craft the insurgents would like to possess.

Mrs. Lepha J. Can field, of Peru, Ohio, finds great fault with annia E. Dickhisbis' because at her lecture she wore a tight waist, trailing skirt and laco wrUtlelf, whiph had to be fiXed'now and then by the speaker, and trail—why not call it Mil?—had to be managed as Bhe moved about the platform. I Jl L3_v4.

From Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, May 4.—The municipal election here to-day resulted in the eldo tion of the entire Republican ticket by 300 to 500 majority, jWith a majority of tbe City Council.

In Lafayette the Democratic ticket was elected. In Richmond and Columbus the Republicans elect their ticket, the latter a Republican gain.

AORICULTUBAL OOLLEOE.

The Legislature tc-day located the Agricultural College at the Tippecanoe bat-tle-ground near Lafayette.

WOMAN KILLED. V.

A woman named Cattel was run over and killed on the Indianapolis ii Feru Railroad to-day.

If MARRIED.

MARELE—ROGERS. April 29th, 1869, at tbe residence of the bride's fa-, ther, by Rev. B. Wilson Smith, of Centenary Church, "Wm. D. Mabklb, Esq., this county, toMiss Annii E: Boobbs, daughter of Milton Bcdgers, Esqfour miles east of the city.. •.

On. one of the most beautiful moraibgs of the Springotime1^ this couple launched' forth on tbe new sea of life. May skies as bright, blooming flowers as full and £ragiant. and friends as smiling, as thii .morning, ever shed their joy upon .thefr. pathway of life.', imsjm b.-w.•*.««]

Indigestion.—Yery manyjiersons^ are constant sufferers from indigestion and consequent debility, particularly those of sedentary habits, and delicate female*. Speer's "Standard Wine Bitters" are •& all sufficient antidote to their ailings 4nd debility. Give them a judicial Jtriit).

Sold by druggists. dwlt.

Bibles.—^If you wish to purchase a Bible, be sure and go to Bartlett & Grundy's for it, as they have the Bibles of the. American Bible Society, in great variety^ ranging in price from 45.cents to $11 00* which are sold at Cost. Beside, they aye the largest stock from other publishing houses', ever opened in Terre Haute.— .Sunday Schools supplied 'with Bibles and Libraries, on most reasonable terms. tv».» y—"

19-d3i-wlm

The sure road to fortune is to have people .know that your prices of-goods are lower than your neighbor's, or that you have a much better article for the. same money. -This being our special: oboct iu view, we would' say, lo you all that w.e. are just in receipt of one of the best selected stock of Boots and Shoes, of every variety and style, at the lowest possible price to suit the limes. Call and see us and save money.

At N. Andrews, No. 141 south side Main street, betweon 5th and 6th ''i" JW7-1 lOdlw-wlm po*i'

Jealously does not confine itself to the courts of love, but displays its hideousness in- all the affairs of men, and combined with envy, it i3 hidoous indeed. This combination. Shakspeare doubtless had in his miod when he des cribed it as the gteen eyed monster. There

Physicians who decry ARMI3TEAD'S AGUE TONIC, and with an air of wisdom, proclaim it to be like others, Quinine or Arsenic. Lot the public remember that Ono Thousand Dollars deposited with Cloud and Akin, will be paid to any ono who will discover either of these sub-tances in this moet palatable and effective remedy. 3^Al5 w2t.

Remember that Woisz, 159 Main 9t. National Block has the best and cheapest stock of Skirts and Corsets in the city. dwtf.

The best fitting and most desiroble all Whalebone Corset for 75 cts at Weisz Skirt factory, 150 Main St./ between Fifth and Sixth streets, at the Yellow Front. dwtf.

French Woven Corsets for $1,00 at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. 12dwtf

Spekr's Standabd Win* Bitters is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious fla,vor. feb23dwlt

Headquartersfor MiLunjkt Goods -==-*We have received and now open for tho inspection of our patrons and the ladies in'gedoVal, the largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery Goods ever brought to this oity. Our wholesale department is complete in everjr Iinet_and_ we are able to offer to th®. trade better bargains than can be got anywhere west of New York. S. StbauS

DMINISTRATOK'S SALE!

Tbe tnde«Uned will sallat Pnblio Auction, on

SATURDAY, MAT

29, 1869,

At the lit? rejidence of John U. Bo*, dacaaaad, at Prairiettm, the prrsonal prorarty or th'e decedents coatialiog^ ii htHKH ®att!e, hc^o, wa^on andfatmfng implements, household and kitchen t*r'nit«ro,1500bushels cf corn anB 126 arrea wheaten tha ground.

Tins'.—Sums of 3 and under, cash all prer SbsUfit months oridlt, purchases jglTing note „laiintsre3t anlapproTed"sefufltf.

Sale to commenoe at 10 o'clock. JOHN ^EIB, Adm'r. Scott A Dvt, Atty's.

1 GWntfffATI MAE

coast imports directly from France at least $400,000 worth, of sparkling wines a year.

mita

»13' CO IT much demand.

OATS—Unchanged thi

oice white.

.for No .2 to

C'0*XliN.—Quler middling %i&*x.'."V J..». IW HISK.TC—Adyj^c^J^to 92c aVj firm. fBOYlSKNtS^QDHrvbnf Arm at foil rates though the'd^anfl ^as Hot enoucli ddne to eaiablistaoptatioaa. -Alh»

EUTTtK—Finn, f?esh ef 3G(g33. KOOS-Dull at 16. vL1NBSKD OIL—Dull at (1 04@1 PS. 6UGAIU—Dull, all grades of loreigu 4 tiAve refined also 34 lower.

MOLASSES—Declined to 76Q80 for N, O. croi,D-i36)«fjifcJAil ,i? 5%

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BEEfi-® tftfand nnnhatrged.

HAB

CylTtilagraphilaq^aaU-ai VoaK, k° ferwOiaiaABd oomman grades and^ail and heavy for good.

WHEAT—Dull a shade lower, export domnnd ohocded by andrace in frieghts. HYE—Quiet at $1 S2 for western, in stor.-.

OATS—QnUt and&rid at 86 for western-hi store. QOKN»—Du!l at new mixedVestern HOIUfcr-Dull |3) ca«h atid regulsr,"

for ne,w mes

UXJKMEAIS^Dan and ffo«ilnaI:^ HaOIQN—OoUaadlaomlnat. LABU^-dt2dy at J84iforprim0 Steatnr

MOraHut active at 7'per cent.L GfOt.D—Opened and closel at 3Sj£.

LOCAL NOTICES.

"rfee H0»se TSt Live in."—Spaco forbidkodrjgsakljigiSr^lia^lwiiet, mtiactea, lunga biain, nerTea.tfin, «tc. Bat consider far a mo meit that the avsfaga ^amount of blood iu au ada'lt thirty Jatmds, gr abont ono-fith ot tbo boar's weigbt. At each brat of tbe heart and Hh»ironnces of&Tood are thrown oitof if, one Luadrod .nil Berenty-firo ouuoes per minute «?x h'nndred had fifty-six poiind^prr hour seven and tbreo-fonrth tons per day. All the b.'ood in the body passes through the heart in three min ntei and distributes the natritive principle to every text)ireandttbeaoiic£e pf every secreiion.— Nov, if the W«od4»'Wit ihid irapare the danger of iocarrlngdiseaseii imminent- This iscortain to be

Jta condition, jrero or lets, at this period Of theyea^r] Apdjnit h^r^%la aw adminUhed of tL* •opirtor advantages of MISHLEB'S UEKB BIT" TEBi for cleansing and renovating the blood.— This it will always do, and also pravent any,dis oasd fiptire blood, boc'atiiie it remove 8 tho cacS3. Begin at onoe to )urifyyour bloii.mlttL tbji..grc%t. t^u k^ aad^-thas wai d-off disaase Deftre" tt" entrQoiias4M^

enbr3Jcllw.iMelf in yonrsje-

io ReBWTfe Ti^ Pfttciies, r^rcciites and Tan ffo^tta: frioe, use ferry's Mothan'l Freckle Lot!oa./ #repared"only by Br. B. O.

1 a

For Black fflBftlcs. Face, c'se

the

prepaied-only by -'0rU-B. O. Peebt, 49 Netf YbA -^SOl3»%lfijtyubore. The

tr^iie supplied by jft^iQiBO Do ilerR.

By virtue of an order of^o Vi?o Oaort of ^3otrinion.pis»r, iaai»gktAp^il/Iarm, 1SC9, ot siidjCbfiH, Twill ie1l at priTate sale, ou tli« 7tu tfnj «f JtiyJ1869. ittVffta-the hotifs' df O o'ciock "A. SI. an'dl o'olott lP/MPor e'ill?d#yl at ilrsXa(» of Ttfctnat tfttt*,' o#Mtity'bf-Ti| 'fSlldwiD^ d.»°ribcd ty

Ike «uaiTi4«a Wireeisteths

qf tWoajy

'l«kaJherti[0fore

con'. 5 HDDNDT & (JO.letre Haute, iir»y lat, lSg9, aatw Avlm

EMOTED.

Ihsnndoralgnod wouldTeapeotfully inform the oltizens of Terre Hantfl Sid old cua he

JJ iSSOLDTrOK

kny

tomars thut.

as removed National -lions Barber Shop jtnutonj^jSetel-, ou .Meje--etreeti'between Stxtli aM"SaVt"fiTri, aud has four of the beBi Darberi iu the city, lie woold be'pleated lo have nil of tbo oltizens stid'blil customs give him a ci 11.

Ba.bbebs.—Prof. E. l'atrldgo," J. Pntiiiige, J. Bads, H. Bizeell. (»,[/. j, ^atbirs of experietretr wlll always bs tu band at all viines to .Wditupoin'lidios at rbeir r& dehce for the droisiogef hair, Ac.- r:gT

O.^ATiL, of Ohio

aSYd2w_ -l'roprioior.

TjlQE SALE—By the subscriber, -I? t^no mit4»1Sirth»'saiit of

Hkna

Haute, a fav

•ne?pN«SF White andiSnaolkahMts about ione.rtj,,^

bualnais- colineottd with th*- Htmtnay bo

Itiu

und«r^gnedlemaluing part.no'8," April22,1869.

a2Sw3t «ei .yic ii* {Jew ,aaWit .. 1

Ss Co.,

.*149 Main, and 10 South Fourth st. &-dw3m

6w3w

TE LEGKA J^.H

"tra England-

London. May 4.—In the House of Commons this evening Sir John Hay inquired what action the government had Aaket) in regard to the seizure of the brig Mary.fLowell by a Spanish man-of-war ia British waters. il-r. 'Arthur J. Olway, under Secretary of the Foreign Department, replied that in the present imperfect state of, informa tion it was undesirable to make known the nature of the communication which jaii been" exchanged with the govern m^nt of Spain on tbe subject.

Mr. .Edward Sullivan, member for Mallow, vyill introduce a bill lo prevent the Ms.yor of Cork from continuing to hold Hny office connected with the adIhibUtralion of justice ia Ireland.

Italy.

Florence, May 4.—Both Houses of Parliament have passed a vote of confijjenoe in' the Ministry for their endeavors io restore the financial condition of the country.

From Albany, N. Y.

rAlbany, May 4.—In assembly to-day si resolntion- to submit the proposition of enlarging tbe canals to the next Legisla* -tore was lost.

KAILBOAD DIRECTORS.

^he bill in relation to the Central, Harlem, Hudson & Erie Bailroads, which urges classification of the: present directors of the Erin roads, so only that onefifth «hall go out each year, passed.

-j.teS" **""5 From Nashville-' Nashville, May 4.—The spring races opened to day, weather and track fine, attendance large. Stake for three year olds that never.ran in public before February Jst, 1869. Entrance $26, purse $200, mile heats, won bv Ward's Riot. Time, 1.48, 1.49.

Puree $250, mile heats, all ages, won by Buford's Myron. Time 1.48J-, 148.

x? Ifo Prom New Yorjt-

OJwlw

net

FAEMEfiS

l» are

t'ff

of the wtst end "6MAjSeYtnte^fand aje^ of twenty foet'off of tha wist eiiif of'lot 'lCIghleen, ^excepsao taach «r» jld paVt' of 'said lot Eighteen

been made a publio'sllry.

tsmMS or Sals. Oue tU rd casb, gnc-tuird on thi l&tli bf Xlctoberi U73, and 9ne-Jt6iid in six years from ths drfleyf'aalo, p-rciiaaet.to exccu Id' ioleji far the d«tfei*M p»ym8nis.with .'inteioit at ted percent, St^ured by taoVtgaga. oh th£ pioailes.'. s.,,--'"ifk*?, •"""S§jlrdfii|( 'SlcpaV* tKlrsr

^DMIJNIS^RATOR^S NOTICE

The undersigned ha^ been appointed Admiui,-.-tratcr of the Estate of Johit M. Bow. Tbe.o^tnte is prcbaily solvent. i, JOHN WEIB, Adm'r. SlWT A Dcr, Atty's. 6d.i3

Mill, toot avail themselves ot tb'-s -opt^rtunhj!, onr celebrated ..

p/epared tb[- furni^li,itj our Homijjy of Swan Streot, fo ali who raay wlaii to

HOMINY SEEJyjJORN'

For planting. The market falnS of this oero' iJ exempiifled in the faot^ that^we'Ara'now paying, ten'corns per_buali«l_more^Ior'it, than the pub--1 imticll reHabie-qapfittlon jjrice'paid l)y the Mill« aid iruiti' deslcrs" fif hi£ci:y tor "other kinda

New York, May 4.—The Cuban in* surgiSnt movement, it is reported from Washington, have negotiations in progress for the purchase "6f the Peruvian monitors now at St. Thomas.

BLUE RIDOE RAILROAD,

It is.stated that Gen. R. K. Scott, Governor cf South Carolina, is on the way to Cincinnati, where there is to be conference with gentlemen connected with the Blue Ridge Railroad .interest, a short line, connecting Anderson, South Carolina, with Knoxville, Tennessee. iv«»

SMALL POX AT'SEXv h.

Geo. W. Reed, at presont in the JBellview Hospital, who arrived recently in the-.steamer Alaska, states that oh the trip. froA Aspinwall the small pox broke out. Seven deaths occurred in two days. Some Of the bodies wero thrown over-, board. -m-

MARRIEP. 'V'

The Danish Minister, Mr. Debelle, was married to-day to a daughter of Chancel* lor Seleriski of Jersey City.

I-ORCUBA. 'v

Thi Express says Marshal Badeau has Ve^oived reliable information that a steamer left this port last night for Cuba with 300 mon, each provided with a rifle and uniform that the vessel also took a large quantity, of light clothing, and provisions to last a month or six weeks. Tbe Ex press adds that another expedition is preparing. The Marshal is investigating tho uuvltcr.

From Chioago.

Chicago, May 4.—General Jules C. Webber, late Secretary of the new State House Commission of Illinois, has filed with Gov. Palmer additional charges and .specifications against tho members of that Commission. ... 51

FATAL ACCIDENT.

At Davenport, Iowa, yesterday, a young man named George Clayton, while out riding with a young lady, took a pistol lrom his pocket and while handling it carelessly it was discharged, the ball entering his head, inflicting a wound which CH^stcl his death in a few hours. 1 THE SWISS MINISTER.

:ef

Hon. Horace liuble, the newly appoint ed Minister to'Switzerland, has received his commission and will leave his home nt Madison, Wisconsin, early in June, and proceed at once to Switzerland.

From .Richmond, Va.

'Richmond, May 4.—The Tobacco'factory of E. T. PillKinton & Co. was burned this morning. Loss $50,000. Insured I for $20,000."

A 6HOOTINO AFFRAY.

Joseph Holmes, (colored) a member of fewjthe l11'" Constitutional Convention, was

moutbfl,old. ,,..i oojiA.i.ijAiA.pouh,.. j.,r- i*. iS3w'w'.V'

faembjbs and snow as in winter. Snow fell to-day. TOWNSHIP We manufactnre^nd have for sale the best pattern of Cast Iron Sc.-eper. It is well adapted for repairing conxnea roads, and gederal. uaenn of a

Also a "Sal f-adjosiiog wtougktUran Eariof the besl ST«r ofleiTtd tire prfBlle.' Cofiio aodtce these implements,ji»«ktfOwn jou '-wtll line tkom. a21wSmdlt .7r, Ba.I)Ii A Oo. I

DJIIJSISTBAfOR'S NOTICE _r.nx .*. that the undersigDeJ

Hotice is hereby give

i^ecISI Administrator.

JJANEBL MILLSR'S4

•B-OUSE,

BOARDING

lnlormiDK the publilft Btn^tllj^Oiat .ta.iuaiBmln takan akarge of bis ,'?#lL..|Jo.onn BpanDiio HotTK IcCa'rtitTif above,'abd t^at^io i.ttVW'V n»a ttfcBafc 'JE

Bpanm io wlirt

Bis auftth not ex.-."" 'i -u ..... .- 'rt j,.

and imr Mttffc.'-'1,4 N. B. Thf'BiSwlftOf Ilouse Inn «*g TnTd •will be nailer the superintendence ot myself and family

PAMSIi MILLKB.

charlotte C. H. yesterday. A

•. -i powonnl difficulty occurred hotween him and-Jno. Marshall, son of Judge Marshall,

whosu family Holmes was formerly a

tPART- body servant. Both parties drew pistols

__ and firing commenced, which was parli-

TUb partnership of tMahan *Ss|l w'A dl»«ol»ed cipilted in by Marshall's frieDds. After by mutiwi coosint on tbvist"dtr-of_Ajorii, 1800. bejn,,

shot

The books'anfl accounts w'll Wdet'Ued by the bio arrangements for ihe reception of 'delegates tn tbe Grand Lodge of tbe United States, which holds its next annual mauling in San Francisco.

8KATH & TIAGKK.

NOTIOB OrOOPAftTNKRSSTf. ify. p. Oilman hating purchft*9d ea intirent in the ftboTe wocki, tho name aud scyU

the fltni

from tfii* date9wiU Gilmfto. ap!2^d2w wlm PEATH 4 ITAQEIt.

Attention,TRUSTEES.

Holmes walked into the Court

or their aafctrtC-" House and fell dead.,-:

Dj'aither*party or their adetft#. w. MAHAtf. JAMK3 BKI.LTerrfe Haute, April 21 (lw2' 'j Tfrf

From Ban Francisco.

-T^ rtKsnr.Tt^TTnW HI? rnP AT?!1 !"w8an Francisco, May 4.—The Grand T^IbSOLUlilW Ui? LUrAlil-j

E-Cftmpment and

The partnership heretofore, exijtlng between |.Fellows are in session in this city. The Jas. Seatb, J. B. Hager, A aro. o. King. lu the annual reports indicato unusual progress establfsbment known as the. Vigo .Foundry and Order durinc the past year, Commissioned were appointed .to make suita

Grand Lodge of Odd

Snow. -J

Binohampton, N.T., May 4—Snow here last nieht. The hills covered with

There have been slight storms elsewhere in tho neighborhood. Vegetation in the Susquehanna and (Jhenaugo valleys is quite forward, and it ie feared damage will'result from frost.

From Washington.

-Washington, May 4.—The new CemmUsienor of Patents has made several changes of examiners^ and retains Joseph S. Grinm/U as Chief. Tbe Commissioner is maturing plans to securo more uniformity in tho "working of this Depart-, ment. w.-itu

APPOINl'MBNTS.

Bloomfleld has" Been appointed

Sugervisor of Internal Revenue for the District of Illinois('vice John Olney. the President Bas appointed E. G. CurtisSecretary of Idaho l-reasury vice I. ^.-Howleitjniperoeded.

."v KECKPrrON.

Mrs. GraBVs_rece£tion to.sla3?T^"proba--bly tho last of the season, was attended by largo number of ladies and gentlemen: 1

COURT OT IHQU1BT.

The Dyer Court of Inquiry is stiil-in Secret session, making up their finding, ^?Wch it is expected will be reached and Blfpt to the Secretary of War.

Major .General Geo. H. Thomas, President of the Court, will leave here for Colorado Thurdday, accompanied by Col. vYilliard and other members of hiB staff.

iw* nflwiM Mtuf

AGENTS, LOOK!

Am Old rim law

DUX

and Fancy Goodi, WkieMa, AMry Olaatware, SilTerwars, OattOM, Olaatware, SiWanrara,- Oattoaa, Wringing, and Knlttlaf Marfclaw, Oooia, Ac. 9ab4 for Clrenlan, and vavfll aatoitth' yok with tiie. quantify and qnaliW of gaod* «ra will •ell for QHB DOLLAR. Agaata wanted. Addr#». DATEirON *CO„ ter St., Boston, Mml"

By virtue of a frueapt toma daliVarad bgtUkl Common Council of the City" of Terra Haute, II will. on the. 12th day of May, 1869, at the door, of theOiiy Court room of said city, AaCwotn Iks boars of 10 o'olcck A. X. and foot. F., X. of (aid day, toll at pablic suction the folioivlig dajcribed Real Xstata or parcel of and,' to-wit:' •That part of oui-Ijt timber •ixtyflva, boanded and described as follotrsi rommeaciag at a point on the sonth line of aaid lot five hundred and twelve feet aOd th ea inchei east of the tontkKtBt corner of said lot, raaalng tkaaoa north two hun red and thirty tot, Item eaat lo the rxteDsIonof Sixth street, thSnca sooth two han-dr-d ant thirty teet and three inches, to tha place of brgin tag, and adjacent to tka city of Tana Il&tito. or so maeh thereof as may b« nsnasary to satis'y the sum of thirty two and SS-lOOtli dolUrs, assessed against said property, owoe By Miriam WoodmansceV for grading and^tawtllng

and graveling of that part of Sixth strcst tween Park street and tha nsthera limits of.aaM city, wltb cost* of sale. .. c. A. OOODWI*

A21wjt

WALTER EBBING HO U8ENI

MA«cfactoniss or ni

MAKBLK HEA0 STOHCS AKO MOMKENTS At very oheap rales. The beautiful SCOTCH OBAtrlTE faralilied to order. team Works and Shops on Cherry street, between 9th and 10th streets'. a2iw6m

8 A 1 JE3 S! a

———

"X* fjirtw erff

CASE CULTIVATOK.

This Biding Plow was introduced by ns in thla

section, Isst seassn, had and has glvon snch per

fect and entire satisfaction that we do not hesi

tate to raoamend it highly and ask tha attention

.'farmers to its meiit*.

It is entirely different In its operation from the

Buokoye, Hawkeye, Farmers or any onltlTator

we have ever seen, and will not be thrown In tha

rjiflE THOROUGH, DRtD STALLION

Q.OLDFINDEH.

fenoe corner, as ma iiy Qthers ham bean.. It hj y*. tfce tB« Mr imui, Ml retara ui the easy to operate, so easy that a boy IS' years.old

can do as good wcrtt, and t#ice as mach of It at

a than in tho ordinary way.

(t Is: a go-d thing

vrso

and WABBANTED A8 KKFJUtSBNIKD.

THE BLESSINGC0BN PLANTER!

Saves the labor of One

Brops tie Cam with Ferfta Bcdlarlljr!

Is a One-Hor«B Plantar I

COSTS ONLY #10.50.

Circulars containing cuts and /nil description, of the above, sent on application,

TWO-HORSE CORN PLANTERS! CORN DRILLS.

JOSB8 & JONES,

Farm Imylemants, 4 £. isa East Side Publlo .Square, TIBBE HA DTK, IND.

HOTELS.

JACOB BCTZ. 8*0. 0. SOT!

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Ooa. Sixth and Uau Siannr,.

TERRE HAUTE, IND. I

JACOB BDTZ A SOU..

PACIFIC

HOTEL,

170, ITS, 174 and 170 Greenwich Street, One door north of Oortlandt, and ona block wsat of Broadway.

The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to his numerous friends and patrons that

frvm

this date, the charge of the I'aclllc will be 13,6(1 per day. Being sole Proprietor of this Honae, and therefore, free from the too common exaction of an inordinato rent, he is fully able to meet the dowawtrrd tendency of prices without any falling ofl ef service.

It will now, as tieretofore, ba his aim to maintain undiminished tbe favorable reputation ot the Pacific, which it has en]ojr»d for many yean, one of the best travelers' hotel*.

The table will b«. bonntitully supplied with every -delioacy of the season. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging

The location will be found oonvenient for those whose business oalls thm In the lower part of tbe sity, and of ready access to all Ballroad and Steamboat tiiues. fe2dw6in JOHN PATTKN

4fcl OO TTME KEBPEK,—Bandsomo Oaae, Sr Qlaas Crystal, Steel and Metal Works, White. Enameled Dial, watch site, warranted to denoia corre-t time and keep In goad ordt-r flvo eats Agens are miking #800 per month selling thla wonderful invention. Send SI 00 for timekeeper, or wrlto for terms. 0. B. 3TANI0RD CO., apw4t .»» 118 State Ht., Chicago, III.

•M.

GENERAL GRANT, Will stand thla season at the Watton Cottage, four and a hall tulles north of Terre Hanta.

Tibms Ten Dollars to Insure a marewlih foal to be ild when the mare Is known to ba lth foal failing to attend regularly or partlog with tfh insured na eb*fresha 1s known to be wltb foal is a rfciture ef the insurance. No accountability for accident* or escapes.

PEDIGREE.

General Grant is a beautiful bsy, sired by .Bos ton Otbello dam, Lucy Seel by Emanclpat,ont of an own sUter toZaela.

Emanclpat was by Imp. Emancipation, ont of Fairy Qneen, by Randolph's Gascorgne. Zueia, (the da» of Equator,) wa* by tha Imported Arabian Zlleaadi.

The above horse. Gen. Grant, 1s of flue style and symmetry.

All breeders, and tho public generally, are Invited to call and look at the horse bafsro breeding their mare?. WILLIAM HALIi. apl 21wfiwd2t

Mr. Bichardeon's superior thorongh-bted Stallion Is at present at the fair Grounds when his services can be bad.

TEsas.—forcommon mareJ ten dollan, and for thorongh-bred mares flftesn dollan the season. D. P. Bissell has the horse In charge, and if any change should bs made will make It know.n by. postors ebortly tb be published, aStdwZt [Jonrnal copy]

ATTORNEYS*

jy|"EBEDlTH& DELANO,^

Attorneys at Law Or rid—la Farrlngton Block, Terre Hante, Ind* jaarSOdwtf

H. BLAKB,"

Attorney at

NOTART PUBLIC. Orrioi—On Ohio Street, between Third a ad Fourth Streets. octS&lAwOa

S.HABIIKBT. **MB

WICAXj ESTATE AGKNCY. FABM8, WILD LANDS, And City Property of «T«rj dmrip^ W W®.

An experience of fifteen ytari eni^lMli ,to in«jre Mtiibelloi 1& erery d«p»rtaWtJJf Iumi ra ttirig to general Best XeuteAfMeys

HARBERT & MARSH,

64 WALHXJT BTBUT,

•srdwiy Dss Mo

INSURANCE

71 7iX WaMwim

QITY TREASURER'S SALE. |i

iM'tmt* a nan im!i& ,nsdw fltwa Io-Jau «•'«•*. 4..' to .a -r .. '»-fc j.. .1AuAi

^-1 OP fit

CityTrsasaiorT

gTONE AND MARBLE WORKS,!

1 1 1

i!!—ITAtlONAt

I I S & A N E O

tToited St&teB of Amerioa CfllBTKRIB SffWAL ACT

«f C0MS8

CA^H CiPITlC........91t000,000

pais ii rcu.

I BRANCH OFFICE!

First National Bank Building,

a:PHILADELPHIA, j, k' Wka* tha gaasrai kuMtsi of tha* Company is traoaacted, and to which all general comapcndenaaahoald be addrersed.:• i. x,

OFFICES*:

CLABSHOB H. CtABK, President. I'AT OOOKB, Chairman Financo and Szeou I. Ooamlttea.

BWK D. OOOKX, Vlca-Presldent. XMOtaOH W. rm, Se^nUry and Actuary.'1

nil (tafMjr eSkrs the Ibltawlac adraauica: It ft a Ifatlaaal 'Coapaajr. ctartered by ipe (M act ot Macrae, INS.

It feaa a nit-v CMtial eTl,000,000. IteSsralow rai«

•rpnmtnm.

It fualihea laricr iuaraace than other CMvaala ror Ue ihu

turner. •.-«,

It la deflaate aid eertala is its tmn. It la a hoae «HMnjr la tntf locality. tr Its fsUcies are tzenft tfm *tt«ch«eiit. Ihpo is so uicwHif NMfMlou in the **lldea. ircrrKUcrta.aw^MdMUc..

-ficalUbs *Q UMt tka lasiraca easts oalr tkc •terest oa Ue aaaasl pajaieats. PaUciw mk takea that will pay the mcd, anaraetrtali auiker of yean, tarlag life. aaaaai lacMae»r eaeMMtli Me aaoaat

MtdlaiktHlkj. Jle extra rate la cfeargtA Mr rtnka apoa the lira trftaiiH.

It laauea, MlU p«j «ivMeads to policy. hdMen, bat at law a cost taat «lvt«aa«i win toiaioaaiM*. €ir«aun, riaikieu an fall particulars glvea ea appllcatlaa to tka Braart oflee of tke Cowpaay, er is

JOHN W. ELUI A CO,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Saaaral Agents for Ohio and Central and South' era Indiana.

J. Ai FOOTE,

Ifldwly

Agsnf for Torrs Hacte, Ind. 1

8IMP«ON'S COLUMN-

JJTJFU8

..PK0PBIKT0I8.

This Qonsa has bean thoroughly refurnished. my23tlwly

FOB SALE. UT.-^W

A nice little House of fonr rooms, and the lot in Slblejtown, at a bargain. 40 acres of good land in Washington county, Illinois.

Two fend acres of gronnd, well set la fruit treaaand shrubbery, with a good story house and ont-batldings kaowa as tha Gllmore property, near Mont Bos? School Honse.

A good Piano, nearly new, at low flgurss. y. -J-

A small frams building, carnar of 6th and Chestnut streets—oheap—parohassr to remova tha bull. ing.

Law,

loss, lows*

Simpson,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,, 1 5 SOTABT PUBLIC,

Coimissiwer »f Deeds for Western States,"

Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

Terra Hants, Indiana.

OFflOK—In Boott1! Batldlng—np-itfttrs**-op» potiU the

Court

Honae.1

NOIlGX.—Collections In ind ont of Court, it reMonable osauaiMlons. SSPKCIAIi ATTXNTIOK glrta to iettleia» of BaUtwftnd Qntrdiafifl ln th® Prob»t«Coort.

Several first claM dwalllnghouses ranging fromil#»•**£ 13,000 to 912,000 In price. A bran-sew honse aad nice lot on Main street,, east of the railroad.

A oity lot, adjolnlag the rssldanca ef John DT Uurpby, dn North First Strast. A baautilul building tot, ooinerof 8th and Wal^v-'-^i nnt streets—fenced—ehaie and frnlt trees. try ed 120 acres or gosd timber land, IK miles from Kvi Martinsburg, oonnty-seat of Biploy Oounty, Missouri, a a bargain. Will be sold

tor

part casb,

and good trade for balance. "Tv Oallat Msipss^ leal Kstfie Agentr- is:

———

FABK8 AND HODSC8 iEi tO SBLIi AND BBNT.

Continental Life Insurance Company,

B. He H1HPS09, ,« DI8TBIST AGENT. Marlldirtf Si%

'•#!OF NKW YOHK. r^l v.-1 OAPITAIi, paid In •109,000,00 ASSETS S,i«7.19« POLIOIW Issued la «,004

siring

U) W O

•3 fl

-M W,

f* cS

8 f}|

a raw S^!