Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 June 1869 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morniag, Jane 3, IS#.

*J CITY NEW8.-1

PICMIC

THE

are wanted on the new railroad west.

THZ

Grand Jury convenes next Mon*

day. Considerable business awaits it.

THK

TRIAL of Curran will be the next

murdar trial in the Criminal Court.

WHEAT

STRAWBIBBIKS

THB

Davies Family will sing at the

Horticultural Fair and Festival onThurs* day evening. .J .1

"W* HBAB of no serious damagoto any ot the railroads centering here from the recent freshet.

Hos».

NELSON,

township for the new railroad west.

JjA "UBIOH

DEPOT

A PROCESSION of two wheeled carts

THE

SOSPINSIO*

at St. Marys to-day.

DASIXL WA*HKH

—————

trunk of any dead or scraggy w*e,

when sawn off and capped with a basijet for plaata, vines or flowers, makes a bisutlftol and substantial ornament for «.ran.

^"TW STBAWBEBBT CROP

AMOTHXB

PERSONAL.—*We

this seasop it

la said will be. the largest ever knpji& ia this locality, and it is expected the j^jcf will run down in a few days to twefttyI five cenU a gallon. a* .VL'\

ANHIVMSABY.—The 30TH

day of May has been securely fixed in the American calendar as an annivertary of equal importance to the 4thof..Jj pais the Indianapolis Journal.

are pleased to see up

on our streets the familiar face of our former fellow-townsman. Hon. 8.. ,B. Gookins, now a resident of Chicago, He will remain in the city several days, ij OUITN BECOND TBIAL of Dr. Whlttaker *",WH1 not take place until September.: In ho meantime he has given bail fo|" bis appearance in the sum of one thousand dollar*.

WHITEWASHING

the trunks •F"shade

IKM is an abomination. If they must be plasared over, let the wa»h .ba„psde something like the color nature gave the trees, and not a glaring white.

No FLT will light on a window wta^ch bas been washed with water in whioh a little garlic has been boiled Neither will a musketo bite a person whoM been eatiog onions.

THE

Indianapolis Journal states that

"it Is rumored that the Indiana end of the Indiana and Illinois Central Rail road will be abandoned, and that the Illinois men will build the road to Terre AlilUUU 1AIVM Haute.'' jxkirt aa-r *o*

TAX JCXT

the WhitUker case, after

boiBg out thirty hours, unable to agree upon a verdict, was brought Itolo Couffc OH Thursday at four o'clock and discharged. We learn the jury was tymt equally divided—one-half in favor of abquittal, and the other in favor of ieturning a verdict of manslaughter. ,,^

SCB:OOL TEACHEBS.—From

the May re

port of Thomas B. Long, School Examiner, to tbe Superintendent "of^ Pdblic Instruction we learn that one hubjire^j} and seventeen licenses have been- issued in Vigo county during the past year.—

Tho foliowiog statement exhibits the BUipber issued to males and females in the levwal 'grades prescribed by law.— For1 two years, males 3, females- 14 tor eighteen months, males-,!'?, females 26 for twelve months, to ale# 21, female 15 for six months, males 16 fe«, males 6. LJ

As an indication that applicants to t^each are generally well qualified,, it is ahdwn in thls report that only four jwere i^NMiainoa Mi

jyr_

ia requested to call

at .this office., ,, j".

Criminal Court

will not be fn

Mssioo until next week/J/

—————

I: LAKOX

growers apprehend "rust'

from the exceedingly wot weather.

are "in," and not a

iingie strawberry festival annnounced.

$ THB

Horticultural Fair Thursday and

Friday of this week

OsiLT five weeks until the 4th of JulyWhat's to be done about it?

CotJSTT 0BDXB8 are still endorsed, "not paid for the want of funds."

BTJIFLRXM?

COFFEE

Minister to Mex

ico, arrived at Havana yesterday en route to T«s Cruz.

rrSn Journal intimates that a policeman has been using his position to gratify private resentments.

I -^AWOTIIBB ROUTE, the fourth we believe^ is being surveyed across Sugar peeek

AND

will become a aec

lity on the completion of the Railroadp BOW In progress.

X* is probable that the additional trapk oa tb«T. H. and I.

Railroad will not

laid beyond Brazil during the present year. ll ^SIDBWALKS.—We have never knof the sidewalks on Main street to ieiin such wretched condition as at the present time.

passed over the river yesterday morning

to work on the grade of the new road to St. Louis. —————

FBSBLER paid six dollars into .the Mayor's Court, on Saturday, for distributing needle» and pins about the flity it

Tax CHAIN-GANG for the punishment pf city offenders who prefer lying in jafl to paying their fines, should be revived and rigidly enforced. •.T-J «t« IJ

Mayof

Cookerly issues a proclamation requesting the suspension ot all kinds of business to-dsy during the hours of from one to four o'clock, in order that all may have an opportunity to participate in the interesting ceremonios of decorating the .graves of soldiers. Ws reprint the card of business houses signed some ten days since.. There is no doubt there will be a general suspension of #11 the trades and associations.

POSTAL CHANGES.—Ben.

mJUBKKB of laborers and teams

F. Reed route

agent on the T. H. & Indianapolis road hss been decapitated and his place is taken by Milton Cooper of Greencastle.

J. S. Grubbs, route agent on the St. Louis road, has also been made walk the plank, a ada Mr. Watson ef Charleston^ Ills., taken his place.

Major Purdy'iS resignation has been accepted, but his successor has not been announced.

THE RIVER

is rising rapidly from the

recent rains^a^ jjjll probably get over

corn recently planted- Since up of winter the water has been over the bottoms or in the sluices, making them impsssable for loaded teams. For a large portion of that timfy there would have Men but for the grade and trestle work of the Bridge Company. Boatmen and othersj have observed the condition of the river for continued navigation, to have been unusalthepresentseason. a ifiiihifl JJ3JT

TEA.—Dr.

Aborn, in an:

article of coffee and tea, says4: "Coffee is a stimulant and tonic to the muscular and fleshy parts of the body, and gives greater

He would give coffta' to the physical hard worker and laborer, the soldier on the march, the mechanic in the workshop,' and the man of hard, muscular workj and tea to £he mv^wj&.plods^mpn books, and psp WAJ "'AatTWiflf.' '»o one would believe what nerve tonic supi

Cpj^Lwwk«Prrf^ltea

The ex.-

hausted, nervous energy seems to revive at once under its salutary influence, and what was hard befoie from the flagging of the natural nerve power, is made comj

to moat people of experience who have paid any attention to their diet, but, at the tame time, it can do BO harm to repeat what can be experienced by every onje who will take the trouble to try it.

WOOLEN MANUFACTORIES.—There are

two very large Woolen Mills in this city, both of them running on full time and up to their full capacity. These mills give employment to a large number of men, women, boys and girls, and are among the best establishments of the kind in the State. A visit to these mills will amply repay the visitor for his trouble. They present a most busy and animated scene and the "noise and confusion" of the rattling looms, the swift moving spinners and the complicated machines for carding, cause the lover of beautiful machinery and active business a thrill of pleasure. The very best quality of cloths, cassimeres, jeans, flannels, satinets, blankets, coverlets, &c., are turned out by these mills.

her extensive woolen manulacSoriesJ a first class cotton mill, and we trust thiat the building of such a mill will be agiiaf. ted until it becomes a fixed fact. There is not abetter natural location for a cot-

y^Mi^The Imri&PpWof the public schools at the Now Fair Grounds yesterday, was a success in every ^ti(»fifillli£aafij^ifipM°t:as could have been desired, and seemed prepared expressly for this occasion. At an early hour the children assembled at their respective school rooms and marched: to the corner of Main and Fifth streets,

SiBfiffiffi

mottoes and gaily colored ribbons fluttering in the breeze, it formed a procession

each, conveyed the children teachers and friends to the groun^. Tout's Band fur.

day

def tSei ilMNgltof frhado of the forest trees, in the enjoyment of those innocent" and health-giving games and sports of ohiMftwdf -irWnh itha» *orru»ach of jSfqniEi's iyhj ^tickle

tojtheclty,

^ver the day's romp, ring to mar the

pleasant excursion

was of

aifevfc lnRttadS^fdJiSt, which is to con-' nect that town directly with Chicago, It was attended by delegates from Vertail-lton-7 a^ Yim |?°V1iPV^rSm/?verai cfuntf* JHPOTwfcIth® leading citizens of Brazil. Dr. W-S. 'Pftr?6, was selected as chairman of the meeting and Thomas JGray, editor of the Brazil Miner ktid Afa^r^^ch^Sjbret-|ry .- Aftere^lderiWeTl^lcttfsfoii'ln^^ffirence was organized

TO"I«EFC«W?T4I»'PANY and the following persons chosen as «fltatfs ei« sfes-ej

P^esMeht, 5DUCC. .^tattart» Superintendent, HiriS'«8hVp^ TrWittMr, A. H. Woodruff Secretary, Thomas J. Gray Directors: D. C- Stunkard, D. Dowpey, J. Yapp, B. F.-Mrory, J. C. Cook, Samuel Strain, R. M. Wingate, B. Henderson,A. H. Kimbrough, and W. S- Pierce.,

aiSWJHBWtt

road,, and will run from Brazil to Danville, Illinp^w^e lt will connect with the Danvi'lle andAJnicago road, now being built. The distance from Braail to Danville Is fifty-one miles, and to Chicago Q& The projectors ara confident of their ability to push the enterprise to a succeesful consummation, and will immediately sot^ about the work of taking subscription The line has been surveyed, and eetifeataa fix the cost of preparing the 'road bed for ihe iron at $3,500 per mile.

CRIMIMMQPUaT

Trial jjf Hennessy and Land!

yititk HfOTB. UTVO0. irtSh*

S W^nseday afternoon the trial of Ed ward Henneuy and George Landif for the murder of Alvin R. Hay ford was comImenoed in the Criminal Court, Judge I Grain presiding. The ceurt room wag filled with interested spectators and friends of the young men. 'Messrs McLean and AHen were appointed by the Court to assist Prosecutor Hannain the prosecution. The defense will be conducted by .Messrs Baird Cru^ MaCk.Toortiees A Key.

The defense asked a separate trial Cor the-defeadant* and the prosecution placed Hennossy first on trial.

The entire afternoon was consumed in empannelling a jury. A special venire of forty men had been summoned from tiie country, frbm which to make np the same.From those retured on this venire the following persons were challenged for cause, having formed or expressed an opinion, viz: Messrs. William Gray, J. Williams, H. S. Pennington,' John A James, William Watkins, J. J. Riley J[phu McFarland and J. Lockade.

The prosecution peremptorially chal leDged five.persons, viz: Messrs. Robert McElroy, James Price, Patrick Curly, Samuel ^Barker and George Carico.

The defendant peremptorially challenged six person?, viz: Messrs. J. Copeland, S. Lockade, Nathan Balding, Jos. James, Ralph'Wilson and'Cornelius C. Smock.

The following "jury was then selected and cmpalled, to wit: Messrs. N. A. Cox, Hffif. Caldwell, Zaohariah Alvis, Peter Hughes, Thomas Dermoddy, Baker Spence, Henry Pennington, Eben C. "taunds, George Vermillion, Wm. Mc Pheters, Henry C. Robinson and Peter

Tne history of this affair is fresh in the .ipinds.of most of our readers. It occurred on the 20th of November last, and originated in a game of cards, in which the deceased all leged that Hennessey and others had wott, or cheated him out of some twenty-ifive dollars. Meeting Hen,nessy Friday evening on Ohio street, near tho County Scales, Hayford caught hold of him with both handsiand demanded that.Hdnneasy giye him back part of his money-.* Hennessy endeavored to get away from him, saying

don't know

and Hip a -genitftniaii afpund to the Mayor's. office for a police officer. No officer .'.happened to be in. When the gentleman returned Hayford still had fcotd of Hennessy's arm, and. he started arouild to the Postoffice in search of the officer. Before he returned George Landis handed Hennessy ,a club—a heavy J^nchMejg—.with which Hennessy struck ^Hayford three blows on the head the lattettbe ran across the street. Hennessy f61l6wed, struck a,t him again In the middle of the street and both ran into the alley back of the JSuntin House, where he again struck him three blows, when Hay» .ford fell after which Hennessy again dealt one or two blows on the head, and

I6tt HllDe giii I *1 Dr. Long ^ressed 'l£Te injured mans wOunds, and at the time, did not think the same of a serious nature, believing the man to be under the influence of li-

The officer also believing this to

quor. be the fesse placed the man in the'*cala4ioose Mayor Cookerly visited the calalxoie ^bout eight o'clock in the eveningseveral" hours after the occurrence, found the man io a worse condition than at first represented, and had him removed.to the Mayor's office. Physicians were bailed, but the taian sank rapidly and died at four o'clock the next morning.. Hayford was a young man about "twenty-four years of age^ a strangerin the city, having come from Chicago a cbuple of weeks previous, in company with bis wife, on a visit to tome friends in this county^Dlrectly after the affray Hennessy was atfe9fed and taken before the Mayor, Where a complaint for "assault- and battery'' was filed. The injured man not being able to attend the trial, on accoant, as was supposed and understood at tba time, of being intoxicated, it was continued until next morning, Hennessy giving bail in the sum of fifty dollars for bis appearance. Sometime during the night, when it was ascertained that Hayford could not live, Hennessy and Landis left the city. They stopped at Marshall

tor a day or two to. await developments

The city authorities offered a reward of $500 for their apprehension. Six weeks since they were arrested at Fort Scott, Kansas, brought to tbis ciiy

The vary best counsel have been retained to conduct'their 'defense, and thero is. every disposition to give them a fair and impartial trial. ACQUITTED.—-On

permittted to give bail bond until a second trial.

!'3

1-11"""- «-. '.1.H ..y* tm I ti A

Immediately on tbe finding of the jury, the State ^entered a nolle in the case'of George Landis, jointly indicted for murder, and also as an accessory, and both ere BOW in the full enjoyment of liberty.

THE

Or* UMMTtd* a.diy or two siiee of the the arrest of a aaai hailing from Indian apolia named Bikes, fcharged with oaobezzlement and his subsfequssit ,release» was, in the aoain, correct, and jait ai we received it. Our Chief Police, pe learn, complains that it rtlUctod on his conduct Wo therefore give the following from the Indianapolis Jfimr, which we believe is a correct statomoBt:

The Terre Haute Chief of Police knows his biz. He Is no ncrnit, If all we hoar about him Ia correct He knows tha value of his services, and has a keen appreciation of "rewards," as well as punishments. Some time since a fellow named SikM "did" Mr. James Sulgrove and others out of nuns of money aggregating to the amount of $200, by representing that he had *48,006 In New York bankv but was short joist at that time. The T*w Haute police were warned to look out for the swindler. On M*nday our Chief of Police received the following dispatch from the Terre Haute Chief: "Is there any reward fof James Sikes I can get him. Answer Immediately.

Since the above was in type we have met Mr. Crowe, wh» informs us that he arrested Sikes without authority, kept him without authority nineteen hours, and receiving no reply to his dispatch let the mas go.

MANUFACTURERS.—G. W. Haberly,

W. Haberly,

President of the Terre Haute Iron and Nail Works, returned to the city yesterday from a tour in the interest of the Company. He finds a growing demand for the nails prodoced at these works. In many localities they have superseded these of all other manufactories. The Company now has thirty machines constantly running and will, in a day or two, put them on "double time," employing two sets of operatives. Other machines will, ere long, be added, and the day is not far distant when still more extensive additfons will be made to the productive capacity of this enterprising and prosperous corporation. At present. they are turning out two thousand kegs of nails per week, making every size, from a two penny nail to an eight-inch spike. Real estate, in the vicinity of the works, has risen more than four hundred per cent, since the Company commenced operations: This last item is a hint that should not be lost by property holders.

If our city is ever to attain metropolitan proportions, it must depend for its growth, to a great extent, upon the development of its great natural and acquired advantages as a manufacturing town. Trade will do much, but manufactures may and ought to do much more. When our men of eapital will take hold in earnest to build up industrial enterprises the city, new prosperous and increasing rapidly in wealth and population, will start orward [sic] at an accelerated pace in the sure road to substaatial [sic] greatness. =====

ATTENTION, PABMEBS.—We

Hoop

Saturday, Col. McLean

concluded his argument for the prosecution of Edward Hennessy Mr. Voorhees spoke for .the defense, Judge Crain delivered hia instructions and the jury, after retiring, in leSsthan ten minutes returned a verdict of acquittal. The result of this verdict surprised every one. The most sanguine of his friends could nbi, hope for more than that the jury would disagree, and thereby he would be

Baptist oburch in Greencastle have

extended a call to Rev. J. Brown of this city, to become theif non-resident pastor. Mr. Brown has accepted the call and entered upon his'labors. His family will continue to reside in Terre Haute for tbo. present.

TN-O-U90II

COLT.

SKIBTB

Last Tuesday

morning at the farm of Mr.'Jacob Ryman, a few miles south of the city, a colt ^,foaled,^tog^,t^o.l«f. There WM no ^pemnce,cj fore-Tegs, but in eveiy othir wes perfectly formedi4 A'r. Rymari killed It, but nowje'gAtB that he did not allow it to live, and if lt^could not have been taught to wilkohfibltwo le^k,' in'which event it would hay* b«en quite a cariosity,

have on

hand a few new double-shovel Plows which we will sell at a bargain. They are from the pattern upon which Mr. Joseph Grover received tbe first premium at the Indiana State Fair of 1867 are well made, from tbe best materials^ Call and examine.

We are making Craig's patent Harrows also, iron Scrapers, for farm and road purposes.

WM.

BALL &

Co.,

Propr's Eagle Iron Works,i Agents Robinson Machine Works, Separators and Horse Powers,

Corner 1st and Wabash streets, dwtjyl5 Terre Haute, Ind.

ONE

CASE, 200 yards of Lawns, ele

gant styles and fast colors at 16$ cents at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dwtf,

Six HTJNDBED Towels at 20 cents each, yorth 40 cents. Three hundred Towels at 45 oents each, worth 50 cents,

Fifty dosen full si«ed Dinner Napkins at $1,25 per dozen. The very best bargain in the market at Tuell, Ripley & Demshg's.' dwtf,

BLACK IBON GRENADINE

at Tuel Ri & Pemi

for ladies, young ladles,

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

It removes sdl unsightly Blotches, Redness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn acd Effects of Spring Winds, and gives to the Complexion !a Blooming Purity of transparent delicacy and power. No Lady who values a fine Complexion can do without'the Magnolia Balm. 75 cents will buy it of any of our respectable dealer!-

Lyon's Kathairon is a very delightful Hair dressing. mlS-wlm

WoirDKKrtri. "STAVDABD BrrTiKt"— 8.

H. HcKitn, M. D., Washington

Oity, speaking of Spear's Win# says: "So much pleasad have bapp with it, that

have introduced it into the Washington Asylum, to which I am tha Pby« siciaa." His wine ie tha base of his,Bitters, made bitter by what are ia |ai]y osa by the Medical ^ac$Ity. ^hey only Bind a trial to reccomnead them.

Sold by Druggists. m^9«lU

JED.

BIDfATB-BBpwK* -At One* Chnrch, W»Mrtova, W.T.,*er4J .bytheBer.J.A.Staaa. tea, Mr. ». O.MnttSk ef BoaSoa, to Waal* L. las|khr of lo^ E. 11. Brown, cf Fatortova'

DIED.

EVEBV

D. CROWE."

At the time when this .dispatch was sent, Crow was not only ahle to "get'r Sikes, but already had him—safe in jail His telegram was answered to the effect that there was no reward for Sikes. The next advices from Terre Haute came in th9 shape of a dispatch from the City Marshal, announcing that Sikes was in arrest there, and if Indianapolis wanted him, they had battier send for him.— Thereupon Lt. Paul went over, but on arriving there found to bis amasement that the Chief of Police bad turned 8ikes loose. We do not know that there is •nythingNwrong In this transaction, but it needs explanation.

TiTTXA)(-it tfcf residence of bar lioilftbi in tbii cHJ, imyr at 7 o'clock A. H., Mra.

X*CTto,wlftof Alex urtr Tittman. Tba fuM vlU «ccar to-day at 10 o'clock A. X. (Tom the fe»11y TMlduce ea Waio meat, batWMB U|ktk and Viath. Frlenda of tke batijr are lavfMto attcad without ftartbsr notfea:

DTTBHAH—Manday mornlnp, Kay 31st, at mraa 1'clock, »f Coaafcaptloii, JEr*. Hattlo Wrieht, wife of Lawia Wrijht, and the

IMI

daaghler of Xhomaa Dorham. wiriTsv—AtOraeacaitle, Saaday, Hay 30tb, •t &I5 r.

M., ia her 77«a jear, Mr*. Sarab Wln-

tar, relict of fittcj Winter, formerly cf Terre Uaata.

VABIBTT of Silk and Summer

Dress Goods just rteeiveid at Tuell, Ripley & Demiog'a. dwtf.

NEW STATE MAP.—Agents

»re now

canvassing the city and county for anew topographical, civil and congressional map of- Indiana, compiled «nd drafted from the official sorverys and records of each county und township. The scale is Ave miles to (he inch. It is to be lithographed in good styles, nicely varnished and colored by townships. On the margin of the maps delivered in this county will be printed the names of 'land owners in Vigo county, outside the city, giving township, range, section, number of acres of land, and the post office address of each. It will bo published by the American Map Publishing Company, of Indianapolis. We commend it to every business or professional man, mechanic and farmer, as an exceedingly valuable map dw2w.

'g PROTECTION

HOME INDUSTRY. Tbe NEW YOBK TRIBUNE

will com-

mence, on or about June 1st, the publication in weekly chapters of a'treatise by its Editor on

POLITICAL ECONOMY,

designed

more especially to elucidate and defend the policy of PBOTECTION

DUBTBT.

HOME IN-

He expects to bring tbe work

within tho compass of twenty to twentyfive chapters of tbree or four columns each, and to treat the subject with such simplicity and directness that few can read these essays without at least realizing that the Protective policy is either greatly misunderstood or deliberately misrepresented by the champions of Free Trade. The public shall at all events, realize that we, who stand for Protection, habitually read and try to comprehend our adversa« ries, while they ignore our writings and grossly caricature our arguments.

These essays will ultimately be printed together but, in view of the desperate efforts of the Free Traders to forestall opinion and try to wrest a verdict from a public which has not beard tke case ar. gued, we ask the friends of Protection to aid us in giving these essays, as they originally fall from the press, a general diffusion.

The Free Trade League, organized in this city, by and in the interest of foreign manufacturers, is laboring assiduously through newspapers which it controls, and by the distribution of tracts and pamphlets, to destroy the Tariff and surrender our markets to the importers of foreign manufactured goods. Their efforts can best be counteracted by the dissemination of journals intelligently und continuously devoted to the protection of American labor and the fostering of American interests. :.e9*s®

We shall print more than Two Hundred Thousand copies of each in our regular editions but we hope tbey will receive a still wider dissemination through the formation of new clubs (which we supply at a fraction over the cost of white paper) for

Tbe

WEEKLY

TRIBUNE.

We believe that it will be for tbe interest of every establishment in the country, ef whatever nature, to see to it that each workman is supplied with

TBE TBIBUNX

during the coming year. The question of Protection to Home Industry is soon to bo all-absorbing, and it is of the utmost importance that every voter shall be well informed on the subject e\V

Whoever would have tfiese essays frotn the outset must transmit their orders by the 1st of June.

THE

WEEKLY

TRIBUNE

TERMS

SPEEB'S STANDABD WINE BITTEBS

highly recommended by physicians for

and lodged Dyspeptics, on aocount of*lts tonic properties, its purity, and Its delicious fl*vor. feb23dwlt.

of June 2 will

contain the first chapteri'i"'

and wide dwtf.

THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE,

Mail Subscribers, $10

P- Tinum, .jEMI-WEEKLY TBIBUNE,

Mail subscri-

Five copies or over, $3 each an extra copy will be sent lor overy club often sent f6r at one lime. WEEKLY

TRIBUNE,

Hagan's HasnaUa Balm.—This ar. tide is the True Secret of Beauty. It is what Fashionable Ladles, Actresses, and Opera Singers use to produce that cultivated, distingue appearance so much admired in the Circles of Fashion

Mail Subscribers $2

per annum 6 copies, $9) 11 copies $15 11 copies, to names of subscribers at one Po*t-Offiee. $16 21 copies, to one adatesi, $25 21 copie*. to name* of subscribers at one Post Office, $27 hilars 50 copies, to on* ndaress (*nd ono extra copy) $50 5# copiw, to names of subscribers, at ono Post-Office, (and one extra oopy), $55. In making remittances for subscriptions always procure a draft on New-York, or

Post-Office Monty Ordor, if possible. Where neither of these can be procured, send the money, but always in a REQISTEKKD letter. The registration fee has been reduced to fifteen cents, and the present registration system has been found by the postal authorities to be virtually an absolute protection against losses by »ail. AU Postmasters are obliged to register letters whenever requested to do so.

Terms, cash in advance. Address, Thij

To Imm Fatckea, mc* IM

and Taa from tb« {io», IN hny'I Kotk alt Trcckto Iiotloa. Fnpind only by Dr. B. O. Pxaar. Sold by all DrsggUti.

For Black Worm ui Piaples oa the Vaee, nee PBSBT'I

BKHIDT,

TERMS

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prepared only by Pr.

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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS

REFINED

a a PAOKED BY

PROCTER & GAMBLE, CINCINNATI. .W ."JKfe

Auk year Orteer for •ar brMd of Lnrd in tbene Paeluvss. cited 1 lb, fi tb. 10 lb, Caddies, 60 lb Teses for rhlpment, Cheapest mods for selling Lard, send for Price List. For sale by Tcami

BACXOSO-

CMS. Ju2w3m

J^OTICE. Nolico hereby gtvea that the tmdoriigiteil lia« been arpoiQted Administrator, with tht will auoexed, of the Estate of Alexander Conner, deceased. S»il estate i» solvent.

WILLIAM G. TUNK,

Hay 27,1S69 je2w3w Administrate!.

^DMINISTEATOB'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby givou that the undersigned bas been appointed Administrator of tfieSstaie of Elijah ilcKinney, deceased, late ef Vlfocoau*

State of ludianM. The estate is insolvent. je2«3w THOMAS BBIQG9, ldm*r.

pUBEIC SALE.

Ko'i^e i$ hereby given that the undereigned will tell, on SATURDAY, JUNE 26, I869, At tbe lato residence of Slijsh HcKinney, late of Otter Crock township, Vigo county, Indiana, all his pers nal proper y, cousisting iu part of two borsos, two cows, lot of hogs, cross-cat saw, Iurm ng implement', household furniture, Jto

OF 8»LE.—Six months creiic will bs

given on all snms over lir-o liars, theparobas« glTlug note with approTeiJ cnrl'y with intereet l'rom date, wsivlng valnaiion and appra s. moot laws.

rlHOMAS

je2w3w

BB1GU9, Adm,r,

TIIIOFCIRAORFJ WANTED.

BOY

"WANTED.—A good stoat actire Boy, from 16 to 20 years old. Apply in own bandwritlog, Caie T. H. Express, stating age residenco and wages expeotod, if had any experience and who with. dwtf MERCHANT.

it MM FOR .SALE. T?OK SALE—Valuable Mill prop. erty—Having bought out Mr. Staver, my late partner, and not wishing to continue the business, I now offer the new Flouring Mill for sale. 'Ihe mill is situated on the Bloom ington Boad In Terre Haute, and consist* of two run of forty-two inch French Burrs, Corn Shelter, Smut Machines, Separator, Flour Packer and all necessary machinery for a first-olass Mill. All tbe machineiy is new and in good rnnning order.

JOHN HILL.

Terre Haute, May 26, 1869. dl2t*2t

J^OTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Tbe partnership heretofore existing between O'Boyle 4 Hodman is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. JotauH. O'Boyle will continue the Leather and Hide business at the old stand, and will pay all debts of tbe late firm, and is alone authorized to collect and receipt for all claim* due them JOHN H. O'BOYLE.

May 24, 1869 dw3w T. J. HOFFMAN.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Tho undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Kslate of Jobn M. Bow. The estate is probably solvent.

SCOTTA DOT,

TRIBUNE, New-York

LOCAL NOTICES.

Get the Best-—This is sound advice, especially, since we giva it in reference to modiciee, aad In order to learn vhich Is "the best," let merit he tbp teet, The American market is Qoodsd with all sorts of vile and daugerous nsstrams, as4. thensaods of hussan lives are sonatanlly placed ia jeopsrdy l»y them. But there ara eavoral really invaluable medicinal preparailioas whkh every family ia the land ought to pjssiss at all times. Ecrmost among them Is ssiam.KR'S HERB BITrEBS, whUh has fuUy established its claim as the.post edlcaoloos compound extant f9r parity in the blooi aid eradicatiag diseases arising from a disordered slom»ch, Hver, kidney*, iatestiaee, etc lt is used In maay hospitals, asyloms, dispeasatorjes, priions, «to., aad recommended by a lerge namber of askaowledgsd leaders of the medical profession, aaA hss conquered aa immense 4eld solely on

Iksstraaflth of what It can amd does d.in pre vantiag, cheeklag aid euriag disesae. Vittj-. body akauld asa it for. Indigestisa,. Djspopiia, Twer and Agua, and Biliovi ccmplainta geqsrally, Kidney diseases, Uw oempWat, A a. sv iq rt 't.. •«eJ .S- JeSdwiw

JOHN WEIR, Adm'r.

Atty's. 6da3t

AGENTS, LOOK.! -V

An Old Firm on a Hew Foandatlom.

Sringing,

\BY and Fancy Goods, Watches, Jewelry, OUsswa-c, SilveiWare. Cottons, Sewing, and Knitting Machines, Leather Goods, Ac.

Send fir Circulars, and we will astonish yon with tbe quantity and quality of goods wo will sell for ONB DOLLAB. Agents wanted. Address BAVENPOBT CO., 71 ft 71% Water St., Boston, Mass. 24wim

gTONE ANB MARBLE WORKS.

WALTER -j" EPJPIXGHO USEN MANcracrtJBEss or

MiliBLE HEAD STONES AND KONCMENTS

At very cbeap rates.

Ths beautiful SC0T0H CBANITE famished to order. Steam Works and Shops on Oborry street, between 9th and 10th streets. a21w6m

OO TTME KEEPER,—Handiome Case, Glass Crystal, Steel and Metal Works, White hnameled Dial, watch size, warranted to dsnots coirest time and keap in good ord«r fiv« years Agens *ro mtkinic S300 per menth selling this wonderful in.entioo. Sand SI for timekeeper, or write for terms. 0. R. STANFORD ft CO., apw4t 1 IS State St., Chicago, 111.

DMIN ISTRATOJR'S SALE.

Tbe taderaUoed will cell at Pnblio Auotion, on SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1869, At tholtt»reaido co of Jobn Bo deceM^d,

Prtsirieton, tho riooal pro orty of eh«* decedent. coi.aUUig cf hoi»«s, c»it e, gs. wngon tad fArminjr iopleu*oatst hous )d »o kiic&eo farnlturo, 1600 basuelfl cf corn uad 125 a rw» cf ground.

TBRMI.—tii« SUU»K

^3«nd

SCOTT&

nodervcasb *11 over

S3 eight months crfdi purchaser ^iyiug uote Mithibtsrost -ni approved Sdcurity. Said to cemmonce at 1 "'ci ck.

JOHN WElli, Adm'r.

DtJT, Atty'n. 6w3w

A ffiW* BIMIK FOR AGENTS By CATHERINE E. BEECHER and HARRIET BEEOHER 8T0WE.

'Ihe

American Woman's Home Or. Prlneiples ofDosneatle ScienceBeing a guide to the formation and maintenance of Economical, Soalthfal, Beautiful, and Qhrtitian Hornet. Klegintly printed, illustrated and bound. Price 12 6U and 300. A work that will find Its way into every household. Ihe name, of the distinguished aulhore.ee give confidence io it.— It is ».practical booh, by jracicaIhousekeepers and skillful writers, to meet a practical need. Agents flndit the easiest selling bu»k now tn tha market, as it is needea Ijy .very lamily. Exslnsiveierri lory given. Send for circular to HENRY HOWE, 141 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. mS2dldw2w

QTATE OF 3 O 00DKTV, 8S.—CO

INDIANA, VIGO Common Plea* Conrt, August

Term, U89.—Wil'iam8cbaSrervs.I.ouisa Fchaffer —Divorce. On this day, to-wlt, the 21st day of May, A. D. 1869, comes the Plaint.IT by Bufus H.Simpjoa, bis Attorney, and file their oaplaint herein also fil^s a diilnt«res!«d person's affidavit, showing that tha Defendant is a non-resident of the 8tate of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Be' fendantof th« tlirg and pendency or this pro eaediag. aad that the same will b« heard and determined at the next Term of our said Court, commencing on tbeThird Honday of August next, A- D- 1869-

Attest: HABTIN HOLLIHOBB, Clerk. May 1866. Utw3w V'"M

=====

THE OBBAT

Zisgari litters. A SAFE BLOOD FURDIEB, A SPLENDID T0HI0»

A PLEASANT

BEYEKA6E,

A CERTIAN CUBE AIB

Preventive of Diseases,

The ZI8GAW BITTIB8 an cuMtilri: a pmcriptlon of tba esbkisM tiTftios CHiorsus, who, sfter years of trial aad experiment, disoorertd tke Bngtrimi IsMll aoN rsaarkable Tegetabl- prodcctloa, the earth, per hape has ever ieliieL—csrtaiaiy the moat eAetiv* in the con of ssass. It, ia eonbiaatlea with ihe other Taluaele propertite of whkh tts w. 6ABI BITTBBSis ooaposed. wUI e«H Pjiyisla. iwwiii Agne, niw fewr.Cslt

WMMNMilOS, VoMUpOM III Pint

isMerjf, Aran sal Usissk lairtisse, CfeeUra Ititai, askajmell sat Ty»iua few, Irllew teves, Bcrsftiia. ..

EMMIS.

Habitaal CesUvsacss, to, Ac.

In the PaaramoH and Ccac of th« above dls eases. It has aerer been known to bit, as thousands of oar most prominent cifiens throaghoat allpwts of the eonoirr, will toetlfy. Let the afflicted s-nd for Oircalars eontaiaiac testljnocias aud sertiflcatas cf those who hava been eared after their casts have be*n pronounced hopeless by our best phjsi:ians. raiNClPAL DEPOT,

F.RAHTER & COm

Xo. 6 X. Front St., Philadelphia. BECOMMINDXD BT Ex.

GOT.

SaTid B. Sorter, of Pennsylrania.

Bon. Eobort K. Fsber, Bon. Edward McPaerson, Hun. e. B. D-n- er, Hon. Wm. Moaberry, andotheis.

Sold by Dra«gists and Dealer*Ivsirwhera. Maillwly

rhlSSOliUTlON OF CUPABTMBSH1P. The partnership heretofore existing be'wsea Jae. Seslh, J. B. Rager Son. O. Kibg, ia theatablisbmeat known the Ttgo roaadry and Oar Works, i- tuis day di-eoWrd by main .1 cen* sent, Mr. King retiil. from the Ara.

Tbe btfoka aad acconata ll be settled by andt-r-lyned rmaining par' ne a. April 22,1869.

SJCATBK QAOICK.

NOTlCX OF Ooi'AUTNXBSBlF. Mr. T. Oilman haviag pnreha-ad aa iatureet ia the abnve works, the name ands .yle o' ths flitt from thl« date will be Seath, Hafw 1 Oilman. apl24d*ar wlm SKATB HAOtt.

IJIO WHOM: IT MAY CONCERN I

am instructed to irnne Fee Bills the coll ction of all Kres dne B. If. Simpson, the late aaty Clerk, which are not paid prior to Jnaa lit.— Payment most be made «o me or to t"e pnseat Ole k. Per-ons interested will IV

NOTICE.

TAKB

OKO. 0. DOT,

m2UdwSt Journal copy Att'y for Aistjnee.

REWARD FOR ANY 0A8E of the following dlseaser,

$1,000

wi»icb*Uio Medical Faculty have prononncod laonrable, that DB. BICHAU'S GOLDEN BKMBDIES

DB. BICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, will euro Syphilis in i's primary and secondary stages, such as old Ulcers, Uicerat»d Sore Throat, So re Eyes, Sain Eroptlons and Soreteea of the Scalp, eradicating disease and mercury thoroughly.

DB. BIOBAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 8, will cure the third stage* of Syphllltloand msrcureal Bheumatlsm, etc. And I Sely those who suffer from snch diseases to obtain a radical oare wiihsnt the aidof this medicine, which does net prevent the patients from eating and drinking what they like. Prlca of either No, 1 or 2, 96 per bottle, or two bottles, |9.

DB. RICH AO'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.',, A sale and radical cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements, accompanied with full directions. Warranted to cure. Price, (3 per bottle. DB. BICHAU'S GOLDEN ILIXIB D'AHOUB.

A radical care for General Debility In old or young, Imparting energy to t^ose who have led a lib of sensuality, tries, 15 perkottle, or two bottles $9.

On receipt of price, by mail or lipriw, those remedies will be shipped to anyplaca. Prompt attention paU to all correspondents. None genuine without the name of Dr. BICHAU'8 GOLDEN BEMEDIES. D. B. BIOHABDS, sole proprietor, blown in Glass of bottles. Addreet,

DB l. B. BIOHABDS,

No. 228 Yario sfrest, New York. Offloe hoars from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Circulars sent—Correspondents answered. mayl31taw-wly

YV ANXBD.

12,000 FEET 0AK LCHBEB.

Bealsd Proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of the Common School* of Terre Haute, until

Saturday, une 12, at 12 o'clk X.

for furnishing 13,000 feet of good clear Oak Flooring, ona inch In thickaees, said lumber to bs delivered at snch place In Terre Haute as tha Board may dlreot.

TaaHs—-Cash upon completion of the delivery of the lumber. Address proposals to tha President of this Board. By order of the Boa rd.

A. LANGE, President.

E. B. ALLEN, Seo'y. 39dw3t

DRY

GOODS.

C.WITTIG&00.

J70

MAIN STREET,

D£MO«

Retail

BliOCK.

Dept., First Floor.

IV*, -i rt j-f

For the next 20 days,

A Big Drive in Hosiery.

The Phoenix Hose

Best Bibbed Hose,

hosibby

At very low i|nres.

LOOK

INSURANCE

istm tci qte h.yjt

NATIONAL

IFE INSURANCE CO.

or TBS

Jnited States of AmericanciiKTXKiD

SPICIAL

»f

CONCUSS

ArraovxD

JCLT isva.

CASH CAPITAL^ 11,000,000

PAIS MB rvu.

BRANCH OFFICE:

First National Bank Building,

PHILADELPHIA."

Wbera tba geaaral but in* sa of th* Comcaayis (raasacted, and to which all general comepund•so* should be addra-eed.

omiiTsi

CLABBMCB H. OLAUK, Prrsldent. /AT OOOKC, Chairman Finance and Exec a Oommissaa. SBNBT D. COOKE, Tlce-Prrsident. EMERSON W. PEET, -Mn-tary and An«tary.

lkla Oaapaay afffers ifee fsllaaiag airut*. vn a a a a O N pa a a jr a U1 act LMartae, 18W. kaaapaiC-aiMcltaiof1.000,000. itaftn ww rat« «f irca,liut.

It fkraiaMa larger iasar.ac« tluw otter Hales Ibr' tie sam asst v: lt Is flcJUaN aa« oastala lis terms. y|. UliakMHiMfsirismqiociUir. 3p llawllctwan tSMii4 fixai attacfeaient. Ifcua la aa aaaMcwary rcstrlctloas la tke pal Idea. trcrypallcyIs•oa-ftrftliable. .j stl&i

HUOm may be ukea vblch pay to tbe lasaM their

nut

WILL NOT CUBE.

aasuaat, aud retora all the

Kealaasstsa that ibelBkBruee costs oaljrtbe atcrcst (H aiit.l yaiacau. Paiictes may be tafcea ibat will pay tbe la •area, after a eertala aaaber or years, 4urlag life, aa aaaaai lacaaie ofoactcatb tbe uaoaai aaac« la taefeUcy.

Aa extra rate 1« charged R)r risks upon the llwa efftules. It taaarte, aai ta pay iirMcads to policy beiacrs, MU at sa lew a coat that dlvldcads will be Impoaslhle. tlrcaian, Pamphlets and' rail partlcatars glrea oa appllcailoa to tbe Braaeh vnce of tbe Compaay, or to

JOHH W. EUI§ A CO., "H CINCINNATI, OHIO, .i

Genersl Agents for Ohio and Central aad South era Iadlana.

jr.

Jl. FOOTE,

SOdwly Agent for Terre Haute, Ind

RTOTEB! STOVES 1

IfOiTI'IIBT ef HE OLD COl'FT

bLD

STAND.

The Largest Stock in the City

WE GIVE FIFTI-TWO PIECES With each Cook Stove Sold!

We warrant every Stoie to bake well, stand Are, and hare a good draught. Our stoves an of the

BEST SMOOTH CASTINGS,

And aot liable to crack. Wa keep on band a good Stook of

MANTELS AND GRATES!

Alea a (tail line of tha moat approved patterns of

PLOWS!.:

And a full stock of

FAIRBANKS SCALES!

Wa buy for oasb, exclusively, and pay no rents, and will

SELL AS CHEAPO

ABTHX

O E A E S T!

Call and Investigate, at

NOB.SO & SfS Main St.

C. C. SMITH & CO.

aarilSdwtm

at IS cents

A Better Quality

for SO cents. li

at our CHEAP TABLE!

A VARIETY OP GOODS

WHICH WE WANT TO sELL

At prices 25 per cent Below Cos!

That table really contains bargains, and it will pay to call in and examine the goods.

Our store is full of other goods, which we will sell cheap.

N. B. All our goods are first class, and no second among them.

Cs WITTIG A

170 MAIN ST, DOMING

BKIAM'S LIFB INVIBOKATOK, OB LIFB BUJU VENA TINU EUXIJi, VOT all Oeraugem. us ui ih» Uriu». urgaLs.

It gives

Ltfe, Health and Strength all who us* it *nd foil- dUect »ns. It iever tails to rwmov* K«r«ons Dobi ley, Im^o'ouiy

or want of Power, aud all wcaki.e a ar.tiSK

COB

Merino Finish, at 88 ct».

il.j S? *?TFY A

roLL

STOOK

MISSES',

LADIES', CHILDREN'S, •:mi& -'m:

HEN'S and BOYS':

Exoesass or laducretiyu, issuitiug iif luss •anivr), unpleaaai dream, weak neivee, aadacha, nervous t«rmuliug. ge i»rai 1 seaudt,, umueasof vision, flushiug ui the In, which, if ,sgi«ctcd, will suraiy lead to laaauity or Couaaiptloa. When tha sy leffl is agacted, lt «ill not recover without help. 11 Bast be mvlgcrated aad streagthenad, to enable tj» (offerer to in.SU tho dalles of litis.

Ibis Medicine has been tested for assy years, ind it is warrantada car tali ccaa, no matter how ?ad the case may be. Hundreds of certiOcatee j«n beshown. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or -ix bottlea for Ave Dollars.

SOU) BT ALL DBUCHJ1BT8.

If yon cannot procure It sead a etatament of roar case, aad enclose the money to BUY AN A 00.. 64 Oadar street, Hew York, and lt will be seat yon. On receipt of fin Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to sevsa small, will be ssnt to any xpreseoflca In the United States, charge* paid. Private circulars, sent oa application. Kaclose tamp. vf j, decl9daodwly

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Yeaag Men, the experience of yeara hae demonstrated tha fact that reliance may be placed in tbe efflcsicy ef

DB. BELL'S SPECIFIC for tha steady aad permanent enra of seminal ^fwknsss, the reealt of Youthful Indlecretlon, which neglected, rains tha happineas, aad nnflta tbeeaflsrer (or haainess, social society, or marri-

They caa ha used withoat detention or lumftissw wlthhusinsss pnxsviu. Prloaoae Dollar per box, or four boiA lor thre» loDan. If you caanot pracure these pills eo'osa tha aosay to Bltu Co., Oedar street, New Tack, aad they will be seat by return mail, well Mated. Private circulars to gentlemen sent Area oa application. laeloee etamp. irtMeedwljr U*, :,

JJOTICE.

CO.

•9

BLOCK.

Motioa isbereby 'given that the VIgo County Board of l]u alization will meet at tha Audltor'e nflea ia tha city of Terra Haute oa the flrst llondayof Jaaeaext. WM. PADDOCK,

May IO, 1M9 dwtd Auditor Tlgo Ooanty.