Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 May 1869 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Horning, May 19, 1869,

CITY NEWS.

Twjflj ll-transit Cases are cow peed log in we Crfminal Court.

Xgi Burton will bill has not yet been approved by the Governor.

ltiiti the Big Circua and Menagerie advertisement -in this morning's paper.

John Pdbcbll, from over the river, paid into the Mayor's Court yesterday six dollars for the privilege of getting blind drunk within the corporat lim its.

Th* Cbimimal Court met yesterday. Ed. Hennessy and George Landers were brought out of jail and arraigned. They entered a plea of "not guilty. trial was aM for the 2Gth inst.

Thk

prosbcuxion

streets.

of Iienneesy and

Landers will be conducted by Messrs. Allen, McJjean. and Hanna, and the defense Mosar?. Baird & Craft, Mack and Voorhees—a strong array of legal talent.

Hobticvltdbal

Faik.

merchant

pin in this hint.

The ninth

Semiannual exhibition of the Terre Haute Horticultural Society will bo held at the new Turner Hall on Ninth street on Thursday and Friday of ne*t week.

Fast Driving-—John

New

Catholic Church.—Wo learn

it ia in contemplation to ereot, this 6eason) a new Catholic church, to accomodate the members in tho northeast portion of the city. It will probably be located on Locust' street, between 12th and 13th

Tax committeee of arrftngemonts of Decoration of Soldiers' graves extend an invitation to all Orders and Organization* in the city to attend at the ceremo. nies on the 29th inst., and request those willing to turn out to notify the chairman of the committee, M. C. Bankin, on, or before, Monday tbe 25th inst, in order tbrt the, programme may be completed,

—————

BtJT eight bass have been caught at Broad Rippte the present season.—Ina.

Mirror.

Broad Ripple is the boasted fishing ground of Indianapolis. How insignificant the above when we state that a few jaji since too disciples of good old Isaac Walton, caught with hook and line twenty-seven bass, in the Wabash just above the railroad bridge.

HON. HENRY D., WASHBURN passed

through the city yesterday on the way to Helena, Montana, to take charge of his position as Surveyor General of that Territory. He takes his family with him, going to St. Louis, where passage will be taken on one of the mountain boats. We wish him success and prosperity in this new country, and predict that not many years will elapse before we shall record his name as a Senator elect of the new State of Montana. —————

1 tHE special session of the Legislature having closed yesterday, Messrs. Scott, Pierce and Hamilton have returned to their homes, happy to be released from tbtf caret and perplexities of. legislative duties.. We believe they have honestly ani faithfully endeavored in all things te forward the best interests of their constituents and promote the prosperity and bonor of the State. There has been little pleasure and less profit in their service, .and we congratulate them on their release from duties that involve »o much of personal sacrifice.

Wombn'b

Dress.—The New York

examination of J'TWS

Their

Settlement.—Mr.

S. Miller, be

hind a fast horse, got over the ground yesterday faster than the municipal regulation allowed, and the Mayor "pulled him" for $6,25.

Totftl

who advertised for a clerk

at Indianapolis, eays that he paid attention to only four out of sixty replies, becauie the remainder exhibited bad spelling, bad writing, too much independence, toojong a letter, or a tasto for writing it on fancy paper, and using a fancy envelope^ monogram, etc. Young men making applications for work, should stick a

Sun,

whicMs good authority on many subjects, Ujl taat^women's dress is superlatively ridiculous, from her heels to her head, a sheer invention of the devil to befool and belittle her, and just as fast as she seeks active work and amusement she will lay it aside. Already at the gymnasium and skating rink, girls have donned a dross that leaves their legs and lungs freo. The ideatbat a woman is made like a churn on castors is fast passing away, and it will not be long ere she, too, will honor the bifurcated garments and find new health and vigor in deep breathing and freedom of locomotion. The

Sun

is right, and we

trust that something less monstrous thanthe Bloomer will bo invented, which will do awav with draggle-tails and street sweepers, with all the ills they bear in tbeir train.

BunoLARY.—The residence of Mr. H. H. Teel, north Fifth street, was entered by.burglarsyesterday morning about threb o'clock, and some two hundred dollars wdrth of silver ware taken. Mrs. Teel was awakened by a pair of tongs being thrown iown, but supposing it to be accidental, the fact of the noiso being caused by the burglars was not discovered until too late to give an alarm.

Since the above was in type we loara thtmidtiicsi of Mr. J. R. Tillotson, on Fifth street, and Mr. S. K. Allen on Fourth street were entered the same night. At Mr. Tillotson's the burglars got about $60 worth of silverware. Mr. Allen lost only his pants. The burglars were evidently good judges of ware, as at Mr. Til lotscn's they took only the solid silver ware, leaving the plated undisturbed.

There can be no mistake that there is a gang of burglars and thieves iojthis city, ao4 out people cannot be too careiul guarding their households at night.

on°

was made before the Mayor on Saturday afternoon, and such testimony, although entirely circumstantial, was presented as a? to warrant his Honor to commit the. to jail, to await the

ttionprisoner

of the grand jury. The whereouts of Curran the night of the murder can be traced during the entire night except a short period about the time Jackson received his injuries. There is one witness who cannot be found, by whom this link in the chain of evidence san be supplied. This witness, a fellow laborer, named Golden,haB suddenly disappeared It will be remembered that Flinn and Swift were first arrested, but Curran al though accustomed to be daily at work on the building in the rear of the new Court /House, could not be found. Soon after the arrest of Flinn and Swift, this man Golden went to his employer, Mr. Wood, and asked for his pay, stating that he wanted to leave town, as he did not wiBh to ap-

pear he himself up. Previous to Curran and Golden quitting work on that Monday morning they were seen in earnest convention. The examination before the Mayor^, most strenuous efforts wi bring forward tbi3 man Golden, and it is expected that by the meeting of the Gr^nd Jury, in June, much additional tesiirnony will be obtained.

*Vr.vvt^»i4?7»J$ i^

Besides this the Treasurer ha? to pay to it he Township Trustees, ,as follows: Special School Tax.. "T Tuition .. Township .. Boad

.......$28,816 96 10,338 41 8,251 90 6,508 40 1,337 35

Dog

Amount\a^due'"kta^e jfs aUy Makee whole amount of tax collected by the Treasurer, jwhich belongs to the State inrti Townships $129,351 00

This explains where a little shm of the money paid into the Treasury goes to, and why the Treasurer could not redeem County orders with it. We are informed thlat he has already received orders in payment of taxes to the extent of several thousand dollars more than what the county's portion of the taxes collected amounts to, which is $40,499 77.

SILVER MINES IN VERMILLION

gives the following account of silver mining operations in that county: We understand that the miners are now operating on the silver mines situated five miles west of this place, on the Little Vermillion. We are informed that the company are greialy encouraged.— They are now burning a coal pit, and building a stone furnace for smeltirig purposes. The company have lately had an old miner to come and prospect for them, and see whether there was enough of the glittering material in the ore to justify them in going ahead and working the mines this summer. The old miner reports favorably and tells them to go ahead by all means that the ore is very rich, and that there is a thousand hidden fortunes waiting for the shovel and pick to expose them to the outside world. The company are going to commence working three hands in the mines just as soon as they can get ready for operations. They appear to be wild with excitement, and think the future before them is a bright one. We hope it may prove so, and that they may unearth milions of the glittering silver, is our prayer. —————

Sunday School Union—The Fourth ^Anniversary of the Sunday School Union Was held at Dowlirig Sltflf feuidJf' I ire

ternoon. The schools assembled at their laveral rooms, and marched to the Hall. [t had been arranged.- that no adults "should be admitted until the children

Were seated. This was a wise provision o^herwi89-,a^ ^h»a uUi^ron coul

grown persons, was densely packed and hundreds were turned away unable to gain admisgl(*r.W gf tfl TO*! 19H0

The meeting was presided over by Rev. W. M. Cheever, tho President, and the

exorcises

very With The fcinleresft S»£/S6niA^ Bchi W^haft^yerenjepb^l^hfve heard an addross to children so forcible, instructive and entertaining, and at the same me adapted to thfl coi^pM^aasiwi oS youthfnl nnhd fciu. fefc |ilftonpt\ jlish a gfftfi'WorTt WHefewrnV"ma"$"

W?wT rfy res on tad the following report: Not a very glo win? account of our work for t^ipae^y, glv 1 llliBliaeniW-VOTir hen the subject of uniform lessons wa* uiscussed with much interest, and officers elected for the

next year The fol tions of tl

inn iftra report ot th

For the sajpae reason a comparison can not be made with last year's reports, but |y looking over the different reports a Slight advance may be- noticed in some fcases, and in others a falling off, in some cases greater, in others less. Of the twelve schools represented in the Union,

Lb:rr:r.w« the majority of thosa attending in the morning attend again in the afternoon, so that ia reality the .number of scholars in the different schools will fall far short bf the aggregate of these reports.

The number of conversions reported

bor more to draw the children to Christ or simply to amuse them whether we

or iupon~fhe dftcWiogr~Of some su~j— which has notbi3£3&' WMkritlf fSaiway of

the alleged -murd«rers-of -Henry.^Jackion life- Tire" demand —bar -never 1 iL. If«

av a -.A 1*

cesjsed for more teachers—earnest, devoted teachers—more of Christ's propoaed followers who have not forgotten his com m*nd, "Feed my Lamb,"

The reports handed in to the Secretary show the number of scholars enrolled to be fas follows: Fifst Baptist Second Baptist Congregational German Methodist Christian Cejnfcenary M. E Anbury M. E Fifst Presbyterian Sepond Presbyterian United Brethren MontBose Aito^&fission SojutB Baptist Mission Armory Mission

DANE—INGLES—At

G. W. Xambert,

Deputy County Assessor, goe3 to Indianapolis this morning to make settlement with the Auditor and Treasurer of State^ TJUe settlement sheet shows }he following aruoun State Keve'n School Tax 21,882 56 Sinking Fund Tax 25,749 23 School Fund Interest 1,432 07

Liquor License.. 1,800 00

..350 150 266 70 115 546 295 175 140 180 70

.W.i.UP'

150

MARRIED.

At the Centenary M. X. Church, on Tuisiay evening, 38th Init., by Biv.

E. TB4NK

jenby MoCall, jb

Howe

of Mt. Carroll,

111.,

fas Afiiiial OSiiaE, bfftlfia citj*

and

Charleton, I!,

linois, on the 6th instant, Mr. Dakiel Dane and Miss ReB*cCA Ikgles, both of this city.

_3ih ^a^a^^r^lenc^oFf the, bride's fatherj in. Sugar"^Jreek township? by the Rev. B. Wilson Smith, of Centenary Church, Mr. Isaac J. Bvers, of Delislft,

A LOR— GIAINI.—In this city, Rev. S. M. Stlmson. April 22, Mr. Zachary Taylpr to. Miss Emma Giaini.

SHANNON —BETHEL,—Mav 5th, Mr. John C. Shannon to Miss Lovinia BetheL^

George T. Link to itw'. Saltie F. Kirtley

esda^L efeniog

last, the 12th instant, at ten o'clock,

P. M.,

Alexander Conner, in the 54th year of lis age, of Sugar Creek townehij^^^^

Hagan's Magnolia Balm.—This article is the True Secret of Beauty. It is what Fashionable Ladie?, Actresses, and ])per a j£p9«fc|that cultivated,

distingue

appearance so much ad

mired in the Circles of Fashion. ilt rem^ve* al) Unsightly' Blotches, Redness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects of Sprme Wind|, ^ind giyes^to the Complexiori?ifo^ftgPirit| )f'tfanaparen't delicacy and power. No Lady who valuds a

COUNTY.—The Newport <Hoosier State>

fine Complexion can do without the Magnolia Balm. 75 cents will buy it of any of our respectable dealers.

Lyoh1! ftttthiir^rfis^if V&ry Seli^btful Hair dressing. ml9-wlm

Bitters.—S. S. Harris, M. D. of New York says of Mr. Speer's Wine—"

find

it to be an excellent tonic and gentle stimulant, preferable to all other wines.'1 The "Wine Bitters" has hie pure Wineas a base, only being made bitter by the bitter principle of such herbs and roots as are in daily use by the Medical Faculty. Try them, and you -will use uo other.

Sold by Druggists. dwlt

Hoop Skirts for ladies, young ladies, misses and children, of all styles, from the finest material. Also, the best quality of Corsets can bo had at the lowest prices, only at Weisz' Skirt Factory, 159 Main street, at the Yellow Front, between 5th and 6th streets. lldwtf

Summer Dress Goods are daily arriving at Tuell, Ripley dc Derning's Emporium. The ladies pronounce the new summer styles more beautiful than those of any previous sea? Do not fail to call at their store, they find a genuine pleasure in showing their goods, and always extend a hearty welcome free from mporlunities. ml8-d&wlt.

Pasture.—Anj person wishing to hire pasture for fifty or seventy-five head of

l^dlw,w2t

aIrtlett &

dren an actress,by"CblTJohn M. Kay, of lndiaria(Jbll?

in Hn em

nent degree the happy faculty of addressing and interesting small children. His rr^maluH' to #uni0r$13Fet

Grundy having estab'lish-

edlheir Bindery in connection with the

new/team printing office of

W. Brown

A yo.t and procured a first class binder, are norjrepared to do all kinds of binding, in We lateat styles, with dispatch, and very cheap. Orders left at the Book StorA 101, south side of Main Btreet, or at iKe office on North 3d, under Odd Fel-

J. Jo^^Hall, will be promptly attended to,

and satisfaction guaranteed. Gather up yolnvmusic, magnzines, &c., and give us a |a|. [12,dlw-w2t\

Tbs^sdr-J to fortune is tcr have people know that your prices of goods are lowar than your neighbor's, or that you bavCTCpnuoh better artielcTTor the same money^ JXhis baing-jrorspecial obect in view, wr v^ouid 'say to you all that we are just W receipt of one of the best selectetfSatock of Biiots and Shoes, of evcry-Thriety and style, at tbe lowest possible price to suit the times. Call and see us and save money.

N. Andkkws,

ThsAMidmeat ud the Democracy

The House of Representatives ratified the 15th amendment to the .Constitution of the United States on Friday afternoon last. On that same evening, Rev. JL P. Hansznond preached to the colored" citi zens of this city, »t Misonic ^all, andll is a notable fact that several:of the most active and uncompromising Datnocrats of theStateveiein atteodancej uidi led most freely with our colored friends Ode old. politican, who has Jiarangued "o!d liners" from almost every stump in the State warning them against the evils and shame of negro equality was loud in their midst, and warmly cad affectionately shook each colored man by the band that came within his reach, and seemed to rejoice that the day to him of perfect equality had come. -The black skin of the negro in the past has been a God-send to the Democratic party, By virtue of him and bis color, that 'party held almost unlimited power in the Government for Almost half a century, and for him, and his degradation and continued enslavement, perilled their all in braving the storms ot- treason and-re-bellion. But with all their efforts to enslave and brutalize the negro, he is not only free to-day, but will soon exercise every right and privilege of a free man in the Republic. It is necessary, therefore, for the Democratic party to change front and devise new tactics for -the future. "White husbands or none," was a most admirable motto in the past, but when the negro has a ballot in his hand that may wipe- out the aspiring fate of Democratic leaders and politicians, it is high time to paint new banners and revise old speeches. Our Democratic friends are disposed to take time by the forelock, and the commissioned missionaries who attended the Mascnic Halt meeting are but pickets thrown out from the main arpiy near by, which is ready to surround, capture and absorb every colored man in the State.—Ind.

Journal.

CINCINNATI MAHKET. By Telegraph.) OtKouniATI, May 18. COTTON—Firm and in fair demand, low middlidg 1I?4®2GX middling 27c.'aS7Ji

TOBACCO—In active d«m»nd, sales 282 hlidt at 431. Tlia demand has been fully equal to the receipts.

FLODB AND WHEAT—Unchanged. CORN—In bBtter supply and prices are lower, closing at 65@fi6 for e»r.

Oil'S—Quiet, No 2 at 68, No 1 at 70 KTE—Dull at $1 3g@$l 35. WHISKY—In demand at 95c. PORK—Mess advanced to $31, seles 70i bbls. bulk.

BULK MEATS—Ileid at 12 for shoulders. and for des

uaUOm—At

13,

and 16% but the demand

was light and the rate for clear sides was a shade above the views of buyers LARD—Was not offered to any extent, and sold at 18c but could not have been bought to any extent at this rate.

BTTTTiCR—Unchanged thctagh the supply is batter at 36 for fresh' EGGH—16@17c, the lntter rate recounted.

CHEESE—16@10 and in good supply and ftiir manit. L:NSEED OIL—Dull, only a jobbing demand at 11 04.

LABD OIL—Dull at St 40@l 45. SUGAR—Steady and in good demand, New Orleans 13%@15

MOL S i£S—76®80 and firm. PETROLEUM—Dull at 32c for refined. POTATOES—Dull, 25@30 per bushel and 90@ SI 25 per bblon'arrlval.

GOLD—110 buying.

NEW

By Telegraph.] Naw Tobb, Hay 18. FLOUB—Closed quiet and slightly in buyer's favor

WHEAT—Firm for spring and quiet and heavy for winter. BTE—Dull at SI 28 for western.

OATS—Steady at 77 for weitern afloat. CORN—Dull at 78(984 for new mixed western 88(389 for old do In (tore. PORK—Quiet at I31%@S31% for now mesa. BEEF—In moderate request and unchanged GUT MEATS—Quiet and steady. BACON—Limited request and unchanged. LABD—Steady at l*%@% for fair to prime steam.

and

EGGS—Quiet at 16917. MONEY—Easy at 6@7 per cent on'call. GOLD—Firmor and though quieter In the forenoon, was active and excited in the latter part of the day and closed at 42%.

Speer's

Standard

Wins Bitters is

highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwlt.

LOCAL NOTICES.

The Great Family Remedy—To prevent or conquer diieaBG ia a grand and noble achievement, and so surely as the ballet and bayonet will destroy, ao surely will the Greit Family Modiclne and .Household Remedy, MISHLER'S HEBB BITTERS protect and preserve hnman life. Now, the present is the molt important period of the year to prepare the hum in gfitem by using this celebrated Bittora for the seven drain upon its strength vhich the near slimmer months will bring, and under whloh an unbraced, depleted and debilitated organism will give way. It is to prevent this evil r:snl that his Bitters is recommended for both sexes and alleges. It is the most excellent Spring and Summer Tonic ever offered, and wherever it haat been introdu:ed it is fonndindispentabletoyonng and old. It purifies thebhod and secretions accelei ates the digestive functions, regulateB the liver recruits all the vital forces tones the en. ire system and enables tho weskand nervous to Bustaln any fluctuations of the temperature or chsnges in climate. dwlw

To Remove Moth Patches, Freehlea aod Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lot'ou. Prepared cnJy by Dr. B. O, Pebbt. riold by all Drngglita.

For Black Worms and Pimples on the Fsce, nee Persy's ComedoSi

SPECIAL NOTICES.

We would call attention to fact that TUELL, RIPLEY & DfcMING are offering extra inducements to personVin want Dbt Goods. See advei tisemeut. daw.

rpo

No.

141

south side

Main street, between 5th and 6tb. lOdlw-wlm

Nkw Hair Stork.—Any ladies wish intfto/li(ViS»1fs6il dojrell Mtfill at the IV fciif sMfc '&e Yellow Front, 1^9 Main street, at Weisz's Hoop Skirt Factory, where they can got greater bargains in hair.

4i.

«Kh the UntoBTor tEe past year. J«Bnatiarat|»»iW^e8e reportaor from the failure on the part of Superintendents to return them at all, it is impouitie festim^^irt anything flke Axaetinbs UltfBnumber'W ohttdren fa AifSi Sunday schools. wot

Miss Houser has just arrived from the East with a handsome assortment of all kinds of Hair Goods, Curls, Switches, Fronts and Frieetts, Chignons and Puffs Also a variety of Mohair and cheap goods which she will sell at reduced prices. Ladies call and examine her good*. All styles manufactured to order. Cash paid for Hair. Orders for Hair Jewelry neatly and promptly filled. 11-dwlm

Headottartsrsfor MillineryGoods -We have received and now open forthe inspection of our patrons and the ladies in general, the largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery G-oods ever brought to this city. Our wholesale department is complete in every line, and we are able to offer to the trade better bargains than can be got anywhere west of New York.

S. L. Straus

& Co.,

149 Main, and 10 South Fourth St. 6-dw3m

Bitters.

A Sill BL06D PGBIFLEB, TONIC!/

rpHB THOROUGH,

PLEASANT BEVERAGE,

•:A CfiBTL&N CUBE

sd ."-'an#

BRKD STAIlLION1-

FARMRRS.

IKe are prepared to furnish, at our Hominy Mill, foot of Swan Street, to all who may wish to avail themselves ol the opportunity, our celebrated

HOMINY SEED CORF

for planting. The market value of this flora is exemplified In tbe feet that we are now paying ten cents per bushel more for it, than tht published reliable quotation price paid by .th* Kill* and grain dealers of thi* cl.y for other kind* ef. or,,! HUDNUT & CO.

Terre Haute, May 1st, 1869. 3dlw wlm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

$15 Get the Best. $15

SKCTBT 8IPKKS8, CASH ON DELITBBV.

TBE filNUMK OROIDE SOLD WATCB88. IMPROVID AND MANUFACTUBKD by a* are all the bMt make,

Htm i*g ea»m,

beautifully enamelled.

finely chased and

Patent

oni

prefer that all shall rtoein

Detached Lever*,

fHlljMMtd, aod every parf^tly_re«uliUl and adj bsted, and GUAlANTlinD BT THE COX* PAN1,

to keep correct itmet.amd wear and not tarnish,

bat retain *u appearance equal to solid gold uloogMwora. Thete celebrated watches we tre now tanding out by malt and expretf* O. O. D. anywhere with* la tbe United State* and Caaadat at the ragitlar wholesale price, payable on delivery. lf» DOITRT 18 BktVIBID ABTAHCK a*

«a4I*

set (A*

paying for them,

gooii btfore

AHVeiB W1TC1 TO ABT AB0BUS, tlS. A OLOB or SIX, WITH AH EXTBA WATCH TO THK AGENT SENDING THE OLUB, |90, MAKING SKTKN WETCHES FOB *90.

Also, a superb lot of moet elegant Oroide Ckalns of the latest and most cestly style* and patters*, for Ladle* and Geatleman'* wear, Ikoas. 10 to 40 inches in length, at price* of $2, $*, »6 ard $8 each eent when ordered with watch at the recnlar wholesale prices.

BWBIBI THE WAVOII Bl^nBE0,«sMU«r

Ladia or OtHllemtn'tate,

and letter* to

and addxes* your oiders

THE OROIDE WATCH CO.,

dw3m i4$r«lt9a stmt, Mrw Yvrk.

Preventive of Diseases,

The ZIKGXBt BITTER9 aqb caadpaunded Croat a pr«fwrJplio» ttf Ute Mtebratftd Kiyptioa

Chump's,

•fttr.jeM'a of trial fcDd experi

remftltkaMb .vcgetabU^prMlactton th* earth, per tiapiUuseTer thomoit tffociira, in ihs fnte of ia cambinatlou with the o^brr'TklnKtle proportifs of Whfch GABt.BITSKBSlsMBpoitd, willom«. Sjvn^lWwaM IIUmsFever,Calic. taWs, vnsciMs, v«stiaMfi la lis Vint

IWMMtl.iCMS aM (ItMlC

pins mer,'Mlew

Hskitaki tesilTeaess. #rw *c.

In the P*itjNTio*tnd Otmc th* sbovorfiaeuei, It

hu.uever Ixwb S««wn

to fail-, a. thoat

an da ofcnr aiott promiiieqt citzsns tbronghoot all pirti of th« aonntry, will to«tifj. Let the afflicted a^tadYoVtfftffenlarii 'cantMaing teetimODiIH and Mrtdlfaterof thole who bav« beta cored aftar tbdfrxa^ti bate .been pronounctjdiopeleaa by oar be«'t jhjBhlafij. i,

No. 6 N. i\ont St., Philadelphia,

R&COHMKNDKD BY

Sx. Gov. David B. Porter, of Penneylvanfa.it Hon. Bobcrt B. Fisher,

Hon.JEdward HoPbeT'on, «».''• h,/, „rr Hon. J.ei B. Dinftir, £.'! Hon. Wm. Mefterfy, atidothen.

Sold by Drn/igi»t» afld BoMtnKvjrjwhere. *.:'•

MajtSwly

A PPLICAtoON for LICENSE. .xV. Theundetsigned hereby gives rotiee that he wi|l apply to .tho County Commissioners at their tegular. session in. June, 1889, for licence tosell splrlmoui and Intoxicating iquors In 1*m quantitios than a quart at a, tiue, for the »paoe of one year..The premises on which said liquo'S are to be soTd are located on Walnut street opposite'the llaiket House, in Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indian*. may 18, dltw3t ... F, \\. GEBK.E & Cp.

^DMlNISTllATOfi'S NOTICE

Th'Ubtlurslga h»» bren uppointtd Adn.ii.h-frau-r "f Ills l.syice Johu III. liow. The estate is prcbiily Bi lveut.

JOIrtTWKIR, Aom't.,

ScpTTftHir. Attj p. £d 3

DISSOLUTION

sent, flr. Kt.ng retiriug.from, the firui. The books and accounts w.ll be settled by undtr. i/ned emainin'g parino'sl

April22, 1869. SKATH4: DAGglt. NOTICE OF.OuVAllTNERSHIP. •"1. Mr. F. GIImnn having purchased an inturest in tho above worksj the name and style o' the flrta from thH date will be Seatb,'Hafrer & Oilman. •p!2$d3ir wlm rtEATH ft HAGER.

.r« A6ESTS, LOOK! 70S An Old Firm ok a He* FonBdaUoii.

DRY

YOBK MABKET

and Fincy Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Glassware, Silverware. Cottons, Sewing, Wringing, and Knitting Machines, Leather Goods, ic.

Send for Circulars, and we will astonish yon with the quantity and quality of goods we will sellforONK DOLLAR. Agents wanted. Address DAVENPORT fc CO., 71 & 71% Water St., Boston, 24wim

gTONE

AND

MABBliE WORKS.

WALTER4 EPBINGHOUSEN

mancfactubebs

MARBLE HEAD STONES AND MONUMENTS At very cheap rales. The beautiful SCOTCH GRANITE farni^hed to order.

Steam Works and Shops on Cherry st reet, between 9th and 10th streets. a21w6m

£l.OOTTME KEEPER,—Handsome Case, Glaas Crystal, Steel and Metal Works, White XuameledDial, watch size, warranted to denote correjt time and keep in ggggjorder five yeais.— Agents are nuking $300 per month celling this wouderfnl ipvetitioa. Send 91 00 for timekeeper, or write fo'f terms. tit-l&m O. R. PTANFORD A CO., apwlt 118 State St., Chicago, 111.

GENERAL GRANT, Will stand t|ils season at the Watton Cottage, four and a halt miles north of Terre JTante.

Tcbmb Ten Dollars to insare mare with foal to te ptid when the mare is known to be *ith .foil Falllujt to attend regularly or parting with an insured ma before she is known to be with foal Is a f.irftitnre ef the insurance. No sccou inability far accidents or escapes.

PEDIGREE.

GeneralGrsnt is abeautifal bsy, sired by Bos ton Othello dam, Lucy Seal by Emancipat, out of an own sister to Zaeia.

Emanoipat was by Imp. Emancipation, cut of Tatry Qtieen, by Bandol ph'r Gascorgns.Zueia, (the da« of Equator,) was by the Imported Arabian Ziica*dl.

Tbe above horse, Gen. Grant, is of fitio style and symmetry. all.breeders, and the public g°nerally, are invited to call and look at the horsebsfeie breeding their mare'. WILLIAM HALL apl 21w6wd2t

^DMIKISTRATOE'S SALE.

The nndersijned will tell at Pablio Auction, on

SATURDAY, MAT

pOPPEB HaHTNING KODS.

We are cow preparod to furnish all persons doslriag.a Sure protection from dUaat rs bj )Uh*ning'/wlth ths best ltod* in uB, among which Hunsen's (Joppor Tubul'r rtaods first. for particulars, address, BOBBINS ft i-AliKEB, Bus 643, Trrra Haute, or call at the Conmy And itor's OIBoej Ulwlm

•WBOaoderi taken by the day, week, or month and ices reasoaable. N. 8- The. Boarding Holso and Wsg Yard will be uuder^ho'superlntendancb of myself and family. -i »prl6d6t*w4t DANIEL MILLER.

fi f-K'

29, '1869,

At the Ute residence of. Jo.l^a Ro«, deceased, at P.rairietou, the personal pro erty of tiie decedent, cousin lug cfboTsrs, catt'e, h.gs, Wugon and fitmlny loplements,' hoosjhjld ami kiicbon farnituro,'lS08.bashels cf.corn and .125 aires cf wheat vn tbe ground.

Tibm-.—Sums

and

Plans

Remest, prepared only by Dr. B. C. Pebbt, 49 Bond street, New Tork. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealers. marl7deod8m-w3m

Scott ADtn, At»y's. 6tv3w

FOB

AAA

I»-od

of gopabt-

WKKSB1P.

Tbs (mrturis lip iieroiofore .exiiling balweeu las. Scalh, J. B._ Iltigfr A G/w. u. Kiug, ij ihf establiabmerit known as the Vigo Kounury arid Oar Works, 1 this day ditsalvid by mow I

col-

ANY

bbwabd

tPliVVv CASI of th* felloirtllf diseaser, which tbe Medical Facalty have pronounced in. curable,'.that

DR. SICHATJ'B GOLDBK RKKIDIKS WILL NOT CTRI. DR. BICHAU'8 GOLDXH BALBAH No. I, will cure Syphilis la iU primary and secondary stages, snch as old Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Throat, ftiri Km, Skin lroptions and Soreaess of the ticslp, eradicating duease and mercury thor onghly.

DB-^BIOHAD'a GOLD IN BALSAM No. 2, will ear* tbe third stage* of Syphilitloand mer curealRhenmatlam, etc. Aod I defy those who sniffer from inch disease* to obtain a radical can withsnttb* adder thi* medioine, which doc* not prevent the patient* from eatin* and drinking what they Ok*. Price of either No, 1 or 2, $5 psr bottle, or (Wo bottle*, t9.

DR. BIOHAC8 GOLDXK ANTIDOTE. A *aM and radical cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel, and *H Drioary Derangements, accoapanied with full dlreclioes. Warrantej to co.e. fiice, S3 per bottle. DR. BICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUB.

A radical cure for General Debility in old or young, imparting energy to t^oee who have led life of sensuality* Vr:ce, 95 per bo'tie, or two bottle* $9.

On receipt of price, by mail o' Express, tbose remedies will be shipped to anypiare. Prompt attention paid to all correapnaceete. None genu tne Without tbe name of Dr. BIOHAU'9 GuL DltN REMEDIKS. D. It. RICHARDS, lole proprietor, blown in Glass of bottles. Add rear,

DB l. B. RICHARDS,

No. 228 Varic street, New York. Office bonrs from 9 A. M. to 9P. M. Circular* sent—Corns ponden's a'swert 1. may Hid taw-wly

MILITARY CLAIMS.

TVyfllilTARY CLAIMS-CARD

ill' FOB 1869.

DAVID 8. DAMLDS0N, Military Attarasy, Ktttrr aad naUa Sgeat, Begalarly AukariiM aad Uce«sed. Office—Farrington Block,

N. E. Corner Public Square, ,iKU Vr

Staim, Fibst

Doca,!

TERHK HAPTK, 1WP. I

Pension Claims Proseaited, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Vouchers Made m( ami Pension Monty Drawn from Any Pension Agency in the United State*.

I? ROTK8T8 ISSUKD, land Warrsnte AwlgiN, Bonffbt ud .Sold, MA Defective Assignments t'orrcckil.

IMT Koiui MertliA.-t BiuUeif tu Citizena nul to nnj ouv of 'ho th: nt*' whose claims h»v«

obiaiu by ra«

*4 **,% d. I»AN Vl.l'SON

N'fOY K.S! STOVJES!

JiOItTH-WKsT

THE Will COL'RT H0V6K,

AT TBi

OLD STAND,,^ v.„. y,

The Largest Stock in the City

WE (BIFE FIFTY-TWO PIECES

With each Cook. Stove Sold!

Wo warrant cvory Stote to bake well, stand fire, and hive a good draught. Our stove* are of tbe fsv I'tfVaSi'fi B,:s i1-!SaytX'!»i. a8' cf erff'iv -11("•«'. i.l i*

BEST SMOOTH CASTINGS,

And Rot liable to crack. Wo keep on hand a good Stock of

MANTELS AND GRATES!

Alss a full line of the most approved patterns of

PLOWS1

We buy for cash, exclusively, and pay no rents, and will

SELL

AS THE

E A E S

Call and Investigate, at -s/

Nos. SO

aari|9dw2m

.ft

and under, cash all

for

(3 eight month* ortdi', purchaser iiiviug note with interest »uii approved security. Sale to commence at 1 'cl ck.

JOHN WEIK, Adm'r.

ttention, faem.kes and

TOWH-HIP TEUSrKKS.

We mannfacture aud h*ve for stlt the best pattern of Uast Iron Sc eper. It is well adapted for repairing common roads, and general u^e on tbe farm'.

Also a "flel f-*dje#iiDg wrouaht iron Harrow," the best ever o|fe ^d lo^th public. Come aid ee these imprem ntsj we ltno« you villi iielkcm. *21wSmdlt Wm. J. BiLLcOu.

£d

.,H

—————

0ANIEL MILLER^

»itT» nt/ttit

5TABD

WAGON

and"

OABPl^ O OUSE, Cor. 4tt nasi Sts., Terre Haate. The undersigned taken g'eat pleasure in Informing hismrftnjBdC3ilC9Ln*tomere aud the publilc generally, that ha has ag»in taken charge of bl* Well koowa Wasoh

Ta«d and

Boakdiko Housi located as above, ana that Le will tie found reaSy'nnd prompt to acc 'mmodtte all, ia the best ead most eoeeptable manner lonee has bseu greatly tn'ar ec refitted, and his wogon ynrd 1

Hie boarding house has bseu greatly tn'ar ed mgh'.y not excelled In aocottmodatfoa In theci y.

aud thoroug

58 Main

?C.

St.

C. SMITH dc CO.

1*1 jptf

ID HH •tJ 03

•0 •"rt-

11 g)

e+ O

Ph-

(J)

Agents Wanted—$10 a Day.

TWO IU MAPS FOK S4

«*]£. Li OYD'8

PATENT U£mYlM DOU&LB HAPS Of America aad lar*pe, Amerlm iMt tta» Daltod Stau* off Aaaeriea.

EBBOBS OP YOUTH.99®*

Tenng Hen, the experi.nceof yearn has demon strated the fact that relianoe may be placed in *fceeBcacy ef

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC

r«

Colored—ia 4000 Counties.

Tevery

HE8X great Kaps, now Just completed, show place of importance, all K»llroads to date ,aud the latest altsratioas in the Tarlous European State*. These Maps are needed in every School and family iu tb'e lend—they occupy the space of one Map. and by means of tbe-Heverser, either side can be tnrown iront, and any part brought level to the eye. County Blgbt* aud large discoants given to good Agents.

Apply lor Circulars, A'erois, and send money Ham pie Maps, to J. T. LLOYD, eiHldwim" 33 Oort aU-'i Sireet, N. T.

BUY ATI'S LIFE INTIOOKAIOK, OR LIFE REJUVENATING ELIXIR, For all Derangements of the Urinary Organs.

It gives

Life, Health and Strength

hr ail who use it and follow my direct one. It never fails lo remove Nervous Debility, Impoteu* Of or

want

of Power, and ail weakness arising

from Excesses or Indttoretlon, reaultlng In lose or memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerree, headache, nervous trembling, general lesiitade, dimness of vision, flushing of the skin, which, if neglected, will surely l*ad to Iaaanity or Consumption^ Whan the aysteia I* OM affected, it will not recover without help. It Hast be invigorated and strengthened, to enabl* tae sufferer to fulfill the duties of life.

This medicine has been tee ted for many year*, and it i* warranted a certain

bad

To the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Whakoe**,' the rtsruit of Touthftil Indiscretion, wUeh neglected, r*ias th* happlnew, ud nnflt* thaeaOerar for baslnees, social society, or marrl

odbx, bo

the

matter how

case may be. Hundreds of certificates can be shown. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or sis bottles for five Dollar*.

SOLD BT ALL DBUOOISTS

If yon eennot proear* it send a statement of yonr case, aad raclo** the money to B&TAN CO.,6lOedar street, New Tork, and it will be •eat yon. On receipt of five Dollar*, a bottl* nearly equal to (even small, will be *eat to any

They can be nsed without detectrob or in terftrenc* wlthbulne*s pursulte. Prio* one Dollar per boi.or four boze* tor three dollars. lt you cannot procure tbeee pills ec.'oee the money to BiTA* Co., 64 Cedar street, New nearly eqnai to seven nuu,«m De *e« any Terk, aad they will b. *ent by return mall, %r»H espreseofice in the United States, charge* paid, ^ultrt Private circulars to gsatlemea **at free Private circular*, lent oa application. Saclos* oa apoliaatioa. Xaclo** atanup. I stamp. deolMeodwly dertOdeedwly

Henmtags, Oeeper A Wkltbj'

EXTENSIVE

E N A E I E AND

CIRCXJe! THX Moat Unique Exhibition Trareliug

A.T TERRE HAUTK,

MONDAY, MAY 24th.

Tbi« Immense Kstabli'hment is prolific with STERLING FEATURES, and embraces In its

ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION

Many leaatijul specimens of

Trained Animals

SELDOM PRE3EKT1D FOB PUBLIC INfPICTIO»,

Prominent among which are

M01TBR IM! The finest ever b'reuRht to this country, and a

BABY ELEPHANT!

Tne smalie t, prettiest, and most tractlcsbl* creature of

kind ever exhibited. This little

nlmal is very sasaclons, and perform* almost incredible feat* under the direction of it* youthml preceptor, HISS eCSIE WHITBF.

A SUPERB sTOOKOf

Edacated Horses

AND

TRICK PONIES!

A TB00P OF

COMIC MULES

A5D

Idearned Monkeys.

THE

CIRCUS COMPANY

ABOUNDS VITH

Novelty and Attriaction!

and includes on its rotter, names of many of the

MOST FAMOUS

Male

And a full stock of Vr V,

FAIRBANKS SCALES!

AS CHEAP

glera, Tumblers orLeapers

anemble

The perform&ncds will ba ofa ve.y marked d*« acription, presenting.

BEAUTIFUL EQUESTRIAN ACTS! LA.SSIO ATHLETIC GROUPINGS! BRILLIANT ARENIC DISPLY8!

ASTOUNDING GYMNASTIC

EXPLOITS! DARING BARBACK RIDING! MARVELOUS SOMERSAULTING!

TERRIFIC LEAPING!

PROP. WILLIAMS

The Lion Tamer! Will enter the LIONS' DEN, and perform th* ferocious monsttre in a variety feats, prducin? toice

THRILLING TABLf LUX! The Trick Horses Ponies

wil b« exercised by MR H. WHIBT, in nnm* er of astonishing and pleasing perforaanoei.

The Ponies and Monkeys!

Will beintrodaced ia the circle jy Mr. Whllby.

A GRAND PR00E88I0N

will take place about 10

INSURANCE

P" h^a

TOOIIBEB WITH

THE THKBB 0BEAT CLOWNS And a large Auxiliary Force of General Performers the touts

consisting an

Exquisite Gathering of Talent!

a. m.on

tlierdly ^**hib-

ltion.when the novel and exolteing ep*ajacleof

A LIVING LIOIT-

Carried Uironsb the Itm'ii on Magnificent Chariot bnlll for th*

pnrpoee

»ilihe

presented to tbe pnblic. The parade will De lea by the Band Carriage with

SEWELL'S C0BNETT BAND!

and followed by the Animal Cag**, the Baby Xlephant, the Liona, Van*, etc and proceed throagh the grinoipal throoghfare to the ex* hlbltion ground.

Two Pesformancas—Afternoon St Might Doom open at

Commence* half-aa-honr

after. ADMISSION 60 Grata. Children under 9yeam."35 Cents.

NATIONAL:

LIFE INSURANCES,

United States of America

OBAITIKU by SPICilUCT of G0N6K888 AlT»OV*D JoiY £.„, 18C9.

CASH CAPITAL^!....$1,000,000

PAID KM nJU.

BRANCH OPFICKI-JI

first National Bank Building,

PHILADELPHIA. si.

*T»ara the gaoeral botio^ea of the Comfaiiy is'^ raosAotad, and to which mil general correspond' aoe should be addre-wd.

omcuu:

"LABINOl

H. GLABK,

Pifsldent.

JAT COOKE, Chairman Tinance and Kxocn Oonaniltee. 4KKBT D. COOKK, Tioe*Preiident. (HIB80N W. PK£Tt ieeretar snd Actuary,

offers the rolloalag adraiiu

Ikto Coi

Kcs: It ia a Nstlaaal

COMpa*y,

eharlerrd by «pe«

cial act ot Counts, 1898. It has a paid-up capital ori.000,000. it uttfei* tow rain of prenluia.

It fliraiskca larger iasaraaee than othrr coajMUUcs for Ike sue nuaey. it is dclaale sad cartala la ite terms.

It Is a koae tiifaaj ia every locality,

Its tiollelfs

are

sItcm

Female Artists

sind

In the profession, anp who are unparalleled either as Equestrian, Gymnaste, Equslibrists, Somersaults, Acrobats, Tight Rope

Dancers

,Yoltigeur»,

Jug-

txeaipt Iom attaebnent.'

There Is 10 uioecessarjr restrictions In the, policies. Every policy is Bta-ftirftltabic.

Policies «ay be takea which

pij

to the in-*

VHttd Ikeir rail aioiati and retara ail tht pitaliW) so ikat the lanaraace costs only thi atcreet oa the aa aiul payaeats.

FoiUie? Bay be takea that will pay totte in

It lasares, not to pay dlrldeads to

aarea, after a eertaia aaasber or years, daring life, aa aaaaai lacoae ofoae*teatli the amount, wied la Me policy. aoeitrarata to charged for rlaln apoa the Urn orifeaala.

policy

laMen, bat at aa law a cost tbatdlvldaads will be lapoaslbla. LlrcBiars, Pamphlets aid rail partlealan

aa appUoaUoa to the Braaeh vaee or the Oaaipaay.or to '•nr w. mis co.,

OrHOlNNATT, OHIO,

feneral Agent* for Ohio and Central aad South •rn Indiana. JT.

A. FOOTE,

28daly^-f----® Ag*nt for Terre Haute, Ind.

DRY GOODS.

SPRING GOODS!

I ii

T^,

& co.

170 MAIN STREET,

DEMOO BLOCK.

———

THIS (WEEK! :.,

«BMD OPENING

SPRING STOCK,

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

-AND-

LOW PRICES,

C. WITTie

CO.,

170 MAIN ST, DEMING BLOCK*

HOTELS.

PACIFIC

HOTEL,

170, 178 174 and 176 GreaBWich Street, Oa* door north of Oortlendt, and one block we*t of Broadway.

Th* nndanigned tak** plearare in annonnolnj to hi* nnmcron* fri*nd* and patrona that fnni| thi* date, th* obarg* of the faclfic will be $2,Ml

^*Belng *ole Proprietor of thi* Doom,and there-! fore, free from the too eomiaoa exaction of an Inordinate rent, he 1* folly able to meet the downward teadeacy of price* without any CailUgoC •r •errice.

It will aow, a*heretofore, be hi* ala.to mata' tala aadlasial*b*d th* favorable repattapea ot th* Pacific, which it ha* enjoyed for. aofcuy y*ar» at oa* of th* M*t traeelere* hot*l*.

The table will be boontlrallyr*nptflle4 W^tb eTery delicacy of the Season. Th* atteadaDce irill b* foaad cflcient aad obtlflh|

The location will be found 0*ae*al*nt f»r tho*e5 who** badarta OaM* them ,ia the lowerf part off th* !ityfaad*f eSadp ac**M to nil Baitnad and Suamboat tita**. .. .r

IMdWta JOH» PATTBN. I

Ala::., LAP1£S, £Id

If ypa repair* a reliable, iaaedy, •ae tWeb**? 1

N. mnri peiau raxa

baT*no*taal. They ar**aDaaad (are in ordlna-' ry cast*, raioa, oaa rnua raa m.

Dr. Harvey's Golden PUIs,

fonrd*gr*a* rtroagar they are latoaded for (pedal caaaa raio* ma aouaas raa aoz. PrlTatecircular*aent free. EnoloM atamp. 3 a an no on Pi a no a aad addra** BBTAlt 00., fit Cedar Street, NUir Tork, and oa receipt they will be **nt well aeai. at by MSata aaO. {,^,5 D*l»«d*od wly ... *-V#4 ..