Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 June 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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MAILS opes.

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days.

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tun ..10:16 A. 6:00 P.

Malls Arrive and Depart MAILS CLOSE. Hart (tbroneh) at 9 p. K.and «».«•

•WEST (9t. bonis way at 10 A. H. Eraniivilie, at 4 «. BockTlUe at 4 P. M. Marshall, at 4:30 P. M. Clinton, at 4:30 P.

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CITY NEWS.

THE GRAND JURY convened in secret session yesterday morning.

HARPER'S BAZIB for June 19th is on our table from Ash's News Depot.

PERSONAL.-J- M. Griffin, of the Yin cennes Gazette,

day-

was in the city yester

SEE advertisement of property for sale ia Worthington, or to exchange for prop

erty in this city.

I. K. MORBISON, ESQ., editor of the Worthington Times,

is in the city stop

ping at the National House.

THB woman suffrage convention con venes at Indianapolis to-day. We learn this city will be well represented.

THE obliging lccal agent and attaches of the American Express Company keep us under continued obligations for favors,

COMPLAINTS are made of "grown persons bathing in the river within the city limits in day light, all of which is in violation of decency and a city ordinance.

DANIEL WALKER, a well-known and estimable citizon of Honey Creek township, died at bis residence on Saturday, of erysipelas, after an iHneesof but a few

understands that John

Tolbert has been appointed Deputy City Clerk. The Council at its last meeting conferred tho appointing power upon Mayor Cookerly.

DOUBTS are expresed as to the Grand Jury finding an indictment against Curran, now in jail under chargo of murdering Jackson, owing to the absence of a material witness.

COL. E. W. THOMPSON delivers tho annual address bofore the literary societies of Wabash College, on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst. "Formation of Character" will probably be the theme.

SEVERAL matrimonial suits, we learn are imminent among tbe bar of ths city In each case only one lawyer is engaged and he is on the side of the prossecution We heard of one case recently in which a nolle

was entered.

THE MAYOR'S COURT had before it yes terday one case of assault and battery, one drunk and one keeper of a house of dis reputable character. In the latter case a jury was demanded, and as usual the defendant went clear.

Two FEBTIVLS will be held this evening—the ladies of the Catholic Church holding1 thoir's in Dowling Hall and the ladies of the Centenary at their Church on North Seventh street—Strawberries and cream will be served in abundance.

JOHN B. KIRKMAN, ESQ., one of the oldest employes of the E. & C. R. K. and one of tho cleverest of the clever gentlemen on that road, has been assigned to a conductorahip of one of the passenger trains. Col. Abe Sharra takes charge of tho freight train heretofore run by Kirkman.

ACTIVE.—Street Commissioner Barrick is prosecuting his work with as much vigor as if he expected to continue for ten years in tho office he has served with sush general satisfaction. His shovel brigade is daily causing alleys and back streets thnt smelt aloud to heaven, to emit a fragrance almost as sweet as a flower garden.

THE COUNTY Board of Equalization, consisting of the Board of Commiesionere, Auditor, Treasurer, Appraiser and Deputy Appraisers, convened in the Auditor's office yesterday morning. A large number of property owners convened also, who appeared surprised that their property bad advanced in value since the appraisement four years ago. They wanted the appraiser's figures reduced, but when it w»8 found they would not dispose ot their possessions for from thirty to fifty per cent, above the valuation, tho Board was not disposed to make a change. In a few cases, where their was a manifest excess over property in the immediate vicinity, reductions were made. All tho lands in Sugar Creek township were raised five per cent, above the deputy appraiser's figures, and we understand this will prob" ably occur in Otter Creek lands. The Board will continue in session towday.

STATEMENT of tke facts in re

lation to the suspension and restoration of our townsman Major Charles Ogden Wood, at Sitka, Alaska, is given by a Washington correspondent, ontho second page of this morning's paper. It will be read with interest by his many friends and acquaintances in this city.

THE BESIDENCE of George Lockridgo, three miles east of the city was entered on Saturday last while tbe family was absent. The object, evidently was robbing, as the drawers 8nd chests were ransacked, and papers strewn over the floor. There was no mooey in the house, and it has not been discovered that any articles are missing.

COTTNTY TREASURERSHEPHERD'S country residence, just east of town, is one of the most lovely and attractive spots within a short drive from the city. In very truth a waste place has been caused to blossom as the rose. He has been endeav oring to sell it or exchange for city property, but the beautiful spring garb which now covers tho ground has about discouraged him from doing so*.... ,.~

THE CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Crain presiding, convened yesterday morning, and proceeded to business.

Thomas Reed, charged with asaauit and battery on Christina Smith, with intent to murder, was put on trial. The jury could fiod no intent "to murder, and for the assault assessed a fine of one dollar and costs.

Samuel Lowe was puton trial on charge of stealing a horse. The case was not concluded when the Court adjourned.

FOURTH or JULY.—We notice some papers are suggesting that as the "ever glorious," &c.,.Fourth of. July comes on Sunday this year, an appropriate sermon should bo preached in place of the usual demonstration, and recommend it as a good idea. We protest. What, give up the grand precession, the grand Marshal on prancing steed with sash and sword, the spread-eagle oration, tho commiog ling of country and city folks, the brass bands and patriotic glee-clubs, and other incidents pertaining to the ever glorious Fourth?—Never 1

How TO TELL WHEN HE S DBUNK. Nearly every day there os a dispute in the Mayor's court, between his Honor and the person arfaigned as to whether the la ter is drunk. The question is argued with divers and sundry conclusions. Tbe same question Is argued and disputed every day throughout the country. At last, a Superior Court—that of Georgia has clinched tbe matter thuswise, and leave it with Mayor Cookerly to decide whether the decision will work satisfaC' torily in his jurisdiction: "It is not nec essary that a man should be wallowing in a ditch, or bumping his head against your posts, that you may know him to be drunk but whenever he begins to tell tiie same thing over twice, then he drunk!"

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at Centenary M. E. Church, in the capacious audience room up stairs, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June 8th and 9th.

Tbe Ladies of Centenary Church will givo a Festival on next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. It is their purpote that this shall bo the crowning ono of the successful onos given by this church. The choicest Berries, most deliclons Ice Cream, and rarest tropical fruits will be found on their tables, while tho drinks will be tho best Soda, Lemonade, Old Java and Iced Tea.

In addition to the catering to appetite and sense, the large audience room and gallery, with vestibules and lecture rooms, will offer inviting opportunities for prom enades, The Festival being for two evenings, will prevent crowding and jam ing.

Tuesday evening is designed for ladies and gontlomen, (though children will be admitted) and all tickets will be 25 cents for this evening. Wednesday evening for children, all tickets 15 cents, and prices in proportion.

There will be a cloak room, and every thing desired will be checked, so that ladies and g«ntlemen can be unincum bored all the evening.

We desire to meet all Committees and those who will assist, at the Church at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning.

Set 21 COMMITTEE

STRAYED COLT.—Strayed from F. Nippert's pasture, one mile south-east of tbe city, a clay-bank colt, threo years old, about 14J hands high, no shoes on.—For any information as to the whereabouts of the colt, given to Wm.'Clark, barber, corner Main and Sixth streets, a liberal reward will be givea. fkf.

LOST—A young Newfoundland Dog black color, white tip on tail and white on all four legs. Answers to tho name of ''Rover." A reasonable reward will le given for his rccoverv on application to ihis office. S.dtf

A fino assortment of Black and White Lama Lace Points -Grid FlrffcSfrs, can be t'ound at W. S. LIYCE & Co.

PATENT ELASTIC DRESS LINENS, Linen Ducks and Drills, a large stock of the above goods can be found at

STRAWBERRIES.—Jackson, Richardson & Co., at G. H. Whiddsn's old stand, South Fourth street, are now furnishing the finest strawberries in the market at 40 cents a galion. They are brought fn three times a day, and consequently are fresh. 8dtf

A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL will be held at Dowling Hall on Tuesday evening, 8ih day of June, 1869. Proceeds for the benefit of the Catholic Church. Tickets of admission, fifty cents. Tout's Band will be in attendance. j4,dtd

NEW STATE MAP.—Agents "»re now canvassing the city and county for a new topographical, civil and congressional map of Indiana, compiled and drafted from the official surverys £od records of each county and township-. The scale is five miles to the inch. It is to be lithographed 4n good atyles, 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 tbe post office address of each. It will be published by the American Map Pablishing Company of Indianapolis. We commend it to every business or professional man, mechanic and farmer, as an exceedingly valuable dw2w. iji.i best

map.

ST.LOUIS LAGER BEER of the quality can be had at Jake Fisher's on Main street, between 6th, and 7th, where a full supply is always kept on hand.

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A TULL ASSORTMENT of Black and White Llama tace Points and Rotunds. Figured Linen Lawns.

Extra 11.4 Quilts, $1.75. Extra Heavy 11-4 Quilts, $2.00. A 7,dwiw. T.UELL, RIPLEY &DEMING.

IT IS a rich treat to be able to indulge in biscuits made from Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powderr. Throw away your soda. These pdwdefs' beat any thing of the kind we -ever saw. 8o light, white and healthy. Biscuit, pot-pies, cakes, everything made with them are so delicate. d3t r™

No SWINDLE, but fair and honest dealing at Weisz's original Hoop Skirt Factory and Corset Emporium, No. 159 Main street, National Block, between 5th and 6th streets. Go there if you want to get the best Hoep Skirt ever, made for 50 cents, and the finest and best fitting Whalebone Corset for 75 cents. dwtf

BEAUTIFUL colors in Crape Meretz, Bereges and Lamartines, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. [. .. 4dlw

FOR latest Btyles of Hats and Bonnets go to Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street between Eighth and Ninth. [m7,dlin

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. Ripley's. [25,dtf

C. L. HALLER has removed bis Tailor Shop to Second street, one door north of the Stewart House, where he will be glad to see all his patrons. 3dlm

FOR a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or colored linen duck ready made or made to order, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26.dtf.

THE cheapest Millinery Store is at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between 8th and 9th. m7dlm

CHOICE WINES and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

S. R. FREEMAN 161 Main street has just secured the largest assortment of sleeve button, fancy styles, gay. New patterns nobby jewelry, ear rings, pins, chains, bracelet, &c., &:., &c., at prices that will astonish you. Just call and see them. m28-dtf.

FOR ready made clothing less than cost, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf

THE LABGEST Hoop Skirt Factory In the State, and the cheapest place to buy Corsets and Fancy Goods, is at No. 89 Main streot, between Third and Fourth. 22dtf HERZ & ARNOLD.

A BIG RUSH to Moudy's every day for his Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

IF YOU like a good smoke, call at Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or moro of his Velocipede Cigars fl7dtf

THE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts., at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block

Do YOU "WANT BARGAINS Go to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf

Go to Boord & Son's to get those fancy striped Dress Goods, corner Main and Third streets. dtf

Go TO W. H. Sage's for a delicious beverage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fine order. 12,dtf

CARPENTERS and builders generally, for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Co. dtf

FOR a nice Switch or Curls at a lower price than at any other place in the city, cnll at the old State Bank Building, on Ohio, street, one deor east of Kissner's Music Store. [4,dtf

SLEEVE

RYCK & Co.

dlt. W. S.

HAVING sold my stock of goods to Grovcr & Miller I can hereafter be found bt their establishment, corccrofMain and Sixth streets, where I will be found ready jo wait on and cut for anyone of my former customers. JOHN WALMSLKT.JJJ j3-dtf.

BUTTONS in great variety at

RIDDLE'S.

RIDDLE has a nice stock of Fans.

PEELED DRIED PEACHES at C. I. Riplev's. 6dtf

A GOOD cocond-hand Singer Sewing Machine for sale che-ip at E. R. Wright & Co's. dtf

A FULL LINE of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at such prices as will sell ibem fast, at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 2 ldtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

Sugar and Coffee at wholesale prices, st Strong's. 17dtf

FOR THE LARGEST and freshest stock of Neck Ties and Collars in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

BOSTON Brown Bread fresh every day at S. Stone's Bakery 22 south 4th street j2-dtf ....

RIDDLE has the"Horton Corset."

THE "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at

21,dtf

cents a pair, at

C. WITTIG& Co's:

No HUMBUG I Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them

per cent, below

cost. Look at our Bargain Table. C. WITTIG & Co., 21,dlf 170

Main street, Deming Block,

C. WITTIG & Co, at

170

Main street,

Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods that must be sold« 21, dtf

put CASE, 200 yards of Lawns, elegant styles afid fast colors at 16} cents at Taell, Ripley & Dealing's. dwtf.

£irr

your Firasols of RIDDLWJ'U'il&

RIDDLE can suit you in Hosiery.

Four' »d/1 a quarter ptfunflsJofc good coffee for $1,00 at Strong's. dtf

HERZ & ABNOLD'S 75 cag^ jOoc^t is better than any $1,00 Corset in this city, and their 50 cent Hoop Skirt is superior eo any 75 cent Sktrt sbld anywhere. Call and see for yourselves, at 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th, raiKwt liOTSi

CASSIMERES.—Pull line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

AT S. STONE'S confectionary N.- 2X South Fourth street, the finst strawberries and the best ice cream can be had by the dish, quart or gallon. j2-dtf.

PASTURE.—Good Pasture can be had by application to the undersigned at Gen. Craft's place, on South Seventh street, adjoining the city. GEO. W. SPARKS. j2,dlw

ATTENTION, FARMERS.—We have on hand a few new double-shovel Plows which we will Eell at a bargain. They are from the pattern upon which Mr. Joseph Grover received tbe first ptemium 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 J. BALL&Co., iolS'ropfs Eagle Iron Works,

Agents Robinson Machine Works, Separators and Horse Powers, Corner 1st and Wabash streets, dwtjyl5 Terre Haute, Ind.

Six HUNDRED Towels at 20 cents each, worth 40 cents. SOO ii UHH Three hundred Towels at 25 cents each, worth 50 cents.

Fifty dozen full sized Dinner Napkins at $1,25 per dozen. The very best bargain in the market at Tuell, Ripley & Demsng's. /»dwtJL^

EVERY VARIETY of Silk and Summer Dress Goods just received at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dwtf.

BLACK IRON GRENADINE and wide at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dwtf.

NEW STYLE Necktie, Ribbons, the very latest out. Veils, the largest assortment in ^Silk Tissue, Barege Dotted Net, Ac. at S. L. STRAUS'., jl,dtt 149 Main street. •••—r*

GENTLEMEN, save money, by getting your garments renovated at H. F. Reiners Dye House, Main street, between 6th and 7th. i-diml'

IMMENSE STOCK of Millinery Goodsi Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, &c., and at very low prices, at S. L. STRAUS'., jljdtf 149 Main street.1

Go TO Jackson, Richardson & Co., at G. H. Whidden's old stand, South 4th street, for all kinds of fresh vegetables, also the finest strawberries in market. jl-dlm.

CHEAP SUITS: CHEAP SUITS!—Gents wishing cheap suits made to order, in the most fashionable style, call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry Goods Store. Satisfaction given, or no sale.

FOR the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

IF YOU WANT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26*dtf.

CALL and see those beautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius Haggerty's. 12-d4t.

BOORD & SON'S Printe at 12$'cents, are going very fast. Go soon to be accom modated. Stewart House corner. 6-dtf

CATARRH is killing thousands of our best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will avail themselves of the best remedy of the sge— "Reader's German Snuff'—an article kept by all of our druggists, and only costing 35 cents. IRA GROVER, JR., spl4-dlw Special Agent

SWEET POTATOES at Co.'s, 155 Main street.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!—Bargains in Dry Goods. Go to the corner of Main and Sccond streets, where Boord & Son have just opened an entire new stock, all purchased since the decline in pricee. [apr2,dtf

IT IS SAID, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's illusion given," but those who shed tears of woe can have them soon dried up if they will only go to Moudy's and buy one of his Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

NEW HAIR STORE.—Any ladies wishing to buy hair will do well to call at tbe new hsir store, the Yellow Front, 159 Main street, at Weisz's Hoop Skirt Factory, where they can get greater bargains in hair.

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

SPEER'S STANDARD WINS BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwltii

To ANY who may dmigiv using .Paints, Window Glass, etc., thismaaon, ^vfeinvite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete, and alwaysHOTd lit the bottom of the market.

BARB, GULICK & BERRY.

17-dtf Druggists.

I]fPOB«*arf to LsriiEB. M*s. L» Volget, South Fourth street, hf^Jqst re* ceived direct from New Tork a Sefc»ct lot of Spring Bonaetf,HaU, lttowers, Frames aod KMobajfatf tke latest and most styles, which she has placed $aater8( to Je sold to mends and patrons at ^e^m^strefsonableprices.

WHITEWASHING!—The undersigned is prepared to receive and p'romptly attend to all jobs and orders for Whitewashing ojr Calcemining, 1* Prices reasonable. Orders may be. left at Morgan's Gunsmith Shop, on Ohio street, between Fourth anlTFmh streSt$i9r~ at nlJr fesldetfce 'SH north Second street, third house south of the cemetery, east side. 29tf J. M. CLEVELAND. -*Hr —r-

REMOVAL!—The' hair dressing estabpnent formerly kept at 89 Main street, has baton removed to the west room in the oid Slate Bank Building on Ohio itreet between 2nd and 3rd. The lady having charge of die business is competent to attend to anything in the hair» dressing line which may be.entrustad to her. i!w^M. ^iEQLEMAit, nfrldtf.w&to -.--1 htjws te-«

fff

Get tbe Best-—This is sound advice^ specially, lines we giva it in roterence to medicine, and in order to learn which ia "the b^at," let merit be tha test. Tha American market is flooded with all sort! of vile and dangerous naitrums, aDd thousands of hnman livei are conllantly placed in jeopardy 1-y them. Batthere are wjyotalraally tu*alu»bie dioinal preparation! which erery family in the lind onght to fosseis at all timei. Formoat among them in MISHLEB'S HERB BITTERS, which has fnlly established its claim as the most ef&caoioog comfound extant for parifyiag the blood and eradicating diieaits arising from a disordered stomach, liver, tianeys, intestines, etc. It ie used in many htqpttals, asylums, dispensatories, prisons, ttc., and recoaimended by a large number of acknowledged leaden of the medical profession, and has conquered an immense field solely on Uieitrength of whit it can and does do in preventing, checking and curing disease. Everybody should use it for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,

Fever and Ague, and lioui complaints generally, Sidney diseases,. Liver complaint, &c. je2dwlw

To RenoTe Moth Patches, Frechlei and Tan from the face, use Ferry's Moth and Jreckl# Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. VESBT. Sold by all Droggiats,

For Black Worms and Pimples on the Face, use PEBBY'R COMEDONE AND PIMPLB REMEDY, prepared only' by Dr. B. C. PERBY, 49 Bond street, Hew Tork. Sold everywhere. The t^ade supplied by Wholerale Medicine Dealers. marl7deod8m-w3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

STEAMBOAT ARRANGEMENTS k3, JToR BUNNING NOKTH UF T,.. Terre Hante to Covington.

STEAMER KAICLilRR, Oapt. Shoe, maker, Commander, will leiTe Terre H-ute for Covington and intermediate landings, Mondays ai Thursday! at 9 o'clo P. Si., and return Tuesdays and Fridays.

STEAXBK MA8AR, J. B. Whttaker, Oommander, lea re- Tuesdays and Fridays for tbe above named ports, and return Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 9 P. M.

J^OTICE.

JOHN BARNIKLE,

29d4w Merchant jailor.

FIVE CENTS a glass for Soda Water at Shelledy's Drug Store. 29d6d

R. Wright & p6,dtf

BUY where you get tbe best quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. could make you see it. dtf

The annual meeting of the Terre Hante Gas Light Co. will behold at the office of W. Warren, Kaq., Main street, on Mondav, Jane £8th, at 9O'C1OOK, A. M. GEOEGE BDGAN, Heo.

Jt8-d£d

ORDINANCE

A ELATING TO OB8TBCCTIOKB IS FBONT OF THS EKOIMn aotrsss. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Tferre Haute, That it snail bo unlawful •or any persons 10 back np wagons or teams, or permit the same to stand in trom of any of the Engine Housei of said city, or in any way whatever, obstruct the stroets and sidewalks Immediately in froitof an of said Etwine Houses, and any person guilty of violating the provisions of this Ordinance, aball, upon conviction, forfeit and pay to said city the sum of not less than five nor ruure than ten dollars, for eash and every sucb off«n -.

Wherees an emergency exists for the passage Of this Ordinance, therefore It shall Be in orce from and after its publication in the

Daily Joarnal and Jtxpress. G. F. C00KEBLY, Mayor. Attest: DAHIELL. TIOKEMY, Oierk.

ORDINANCE

LEVYING TAXIS FOE SCHOOL PURPOSES FOR THE TEAR 1869. £ic. 1. BJ it ordained by

Sic. 2. That for tuition pnrpeaes there shall be and is hereby levied a tax of tweivecents on e»ch one hundred do lats of taxable property within the corporate limits of said city.

SEO. 3. Whereas an emergency ex'sta fjr the passage of this Ordinance, therefore, be it resold td that it shall be in force rom atd after its publication in the Terre Haute Daily Journal and Express.

G. F. OOOKEBLT, Mayor.

Attest: DANIEL L. TICKESY, Clerk.

O CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council at their next regular meeting, towlt: on thelSth diy ot June, 1869, fjr grading and graveling Thirteenth street, trom tho National Boad to Locust street, distance 3,200 f«t. Also thegradingnrNorth Ninth street between Lccust street and the T. H. & I. Bailrokd ground.

Bonds will be required for the aitrfai perfjr ma nee ef said work according to the plans aad sp-cifications on file in the ofiice of ihe City En giooar.

Tbe contraolor i3 to perform all tho requlrmenti of the Council in making a good and sub stantial work.

The council reserves the right to reject any bid that hey may not d«tm in the interest of tbe city also, to take possession of the work at any time before completion, and finish the woik at the expanse of the contractor under tbe bid, if he laiia to perform the work iu a satisfactory manner.

By order of the Council. R1CHABD STBOUT, June 5,1869-dtd City ICnglneor

O CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the City Terre Haute at their next reguUr meeting, to Wit: on the evening of 15lh of Juoe, 1869, for tbe construction of a Cistern of 600 barrels capacity, on Thirteenth street.

Contractors will ttptcit'v in tbe'r bids the amount par barrel, including all tbe materials and work according to the plans and specifications on file in ths office of ttie City Engineer.

Bends II be required for the faithful portormanse of said work. Suriiies will not be released nntil the work has been test 60 day.

By or er of the C'cmnon Council. BICHAKD STEOUR, JaneS, 1869-dtd Oity Engineer.

J. WLU*.K£4I«RIS THOMAS. WILIXAK MTBS.

WILDY, THOMAS & CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers, Oornor Sd and Walnut streets, Terre Hante, Ind.,

Seoairins dono Promptly and at Low Rates. [Je21tf

RESS MAKING.

NN. IR. E7HEDGE§

Has removed her Cloak and Dress Making estableshment to Haylo/'s new building, on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth streets, where she will be pleaaed to aieetall who deelre the most perfect work in this line.

Parflcalar attention will be given, as heretofore, to the latest styles. The most skillful assistants have been engaged Wedding Ooetnaee, Ball and Party Dreeses Ladles aad Children's Cloaks ar.d Dresses maun actnred with promptness and dispatch. jlltf

AMUSEMENTS.

ROWLING'S HALL.

FtotMvety One Night dtUy.'

Hoiday Ercniig,

11-d2w

MILLINKBT.—ML&s M. A. Raridan has opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley/ on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she.will be pleased to see her old easterners, and as many new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. [6,dtf

A proceeaion will be formed on the morning of the 17th, at the 6th itreet Catholic School, and beaded by a fine Band cf Murlc, will march through the principal atresia to the ground. All are cepectfnlly iaiited to attend.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Admiuion 26 cents. Children free. j3dtd

JJANC1NG.

MB. WASTELL, from Louisviile, has the honor to announce to he inhabttans of Terra Hsu and vicinity tbat he intend] opening Jnvenilvclass fir the above accomplishment, at nce's Hall, commencing Wednesday next, June 9th.

Hours for Tuition—Weln'idayj from 3 to6 P. M., a Saturday! from )t to 12 A. M. and from 3 t» 5 P. M.

TEEMS.—Sic dollars per month. Mr. Wastell ri,itn this city at the request cf several of onr most prominent families, and has the gratification of referring to Jadge Ki y. as to his qualifications, Ac. Je3dtf

WANTED.

BOY

WANTED.—A good stout active Boy, from 16 to 20 years old. Apply in own handwriting, Care T. H. Express, st acmg age residence and wages expocted, if had any ex perience and who with. dwtf MERCHANT.

\\IANTED—At the National V* House—two good dining-room girls, apply immtdiately also a bell-boy. 24dtf

FOR RENT.

T70JR RENT—A good Dwelling -L House, large yard, and good out-buildings, in a desirable part of the city. Apply at tl National State Bank. 4 -dS ir

IJIOR RENT—Desirable Offices X? Over tho New Post Office. Apply to

mSdtf

l?OR X? Ade

•I? OR SALE—Valuable Mill prop. JL orty—Having bought out Mr. staver, my late partner, and not wishing to continue the busineae, I now offer the new Flouring Mill for

Bale. Ihe mill is situated on the Bloomington Boad in Terra Haute, and consists of two run of forty-two inoh French Burrs, Corn Shelter, Smni Machines, Separator, Flour Packer a id all nec tssa'y maohinery for a Urit-olaw Mill. All the machinery is new and in good running order.

ratt

June 14th.

Bsturn of the Gnat incomparable

nVPBBZA BENEDICT'S

MINSTRELS, Wltn an entire new programs* for exeelliag anything ever offered la this elr jr. .The Samoa* Oifaatle Troope of. 26 PERFORMERS Complete in *11 its departments. For particular* eee email bille and da lice.

OHAS.H. DUPBXZ, Manager.

PATHOLIC CHURCH PICNIC. fi isdrf

The Catholic Congregation! and Bchooli will hold their Annuel Pienio on

'^rHCBSDAY, JUNE 17th, At the beanlifnl

EARLY GROVE, Oa the East aide of 5th itreet, directly north of Mr. Canning bam1!residence.

The moit perfect arrangements will be made for the oumfort and pleasure of all who maj wMl to attend and participate in the feat fities of the cailon.

Apply

SALE OR EXCHANGE— A desirable dwelling house in Worthington conta.ning fourteen rooms, barn, shrubbery^ fruit trees and shads trees, in good repair will rent for 9260 per annum.

This property ll be sold cheap forcash.or exchanged tor property in Terre Haute. Tor further particulars cjll on the undersigned at the Clark House, for to-dsy only, or address me at Wo'thingtog, Ind. 8dlt SAMUEL TOLSOH.

f?OR SALE—Bainbridge Mills X" Des ring to go West, oiler the BAIKBainoE MERCHANT AMD CUSTOM MILLS for sale at one-third its original cost. It is located in Bain bridge. Putnam osunty, Ind., an tha L., N A. C. B. B., in the midst of tue fiueet wheat grow ing eection in the state. It has eapacily for gr ndiog and packing lOQ barrels of Flour in twelve hours, itore room for 40.000 buiheli ol IPheat, with Elevator to any part of the Mill.— Will take Wertern Lands as part pay, or cash on eas/ terms. For particulars addreis DABKALLI & SONd, Bainbridge, Ind. 4-dim

JOHN HILL.

Terre Hante, May 26, 1869. dl2t»3t

FStrawberry

)R SALE.—My

Terre Haute

L?OR X? forta

the Common Council

of the City of Terre Haute, tha* a special Tax ba and is hereby levied ot twenty-five cents on eaoh one hundred dollars of taxable property witbin the corporate limits of satd city, and fifty cents on each poll, for the coustrnction. mending and repairing of School Bouses, prov ding fa. nltur^, school apparatus and faol tnerefor, and other necessary expenses.

residence on

Hill—twu-atory frame house of

11 rooms, pantry, bath-room with hot and cold water, water closet and stationary wash itaad and tab, good Collar and out-baildings, fine stable and carriage house, and three cisterns, all is perfect order one aore lot, oovered with choice fruit of every variety. Price low and long time given if desired. GEO. O. DOT.

Journal copy. mSOdSw

SALE OR RENT—A com, fortable two-story frame houte, containing nlue rooms, hall, pantry and summer kitchen.— Within live minutus' walk of the Postofflce.— Fine fruit on the place. If not sold by the 20 of May will be offered for rent. A rare cbance/or a bargain. Tor particulars inquire on the premises, senth-east corner ot Seventh and Chestnut streett. april82dtf

FEagleSALE-—House

3R and Lot on street, between Sixth and Seventh.— Bnquire of X. B. WEIGHT OO. april7dtf

T^OR SALE.—A two-story briek House, located on Main street, next to McKeen A Paddock's Mill, now ooeupied ai I Grocery, will be iold at a low flgn-e to the pur chaser. The owner will take a desirable cottage in pajt payment. Inquire on the premises. mar3d3m

J^OTICE.

To Railroad Contractors

Proposals will be received at the office of the Indianapolis & St. Lottls B. Co., in Inuianapo lis, until Wednesday evening, the 9th inst., for

Grading, Bridging and Cross lies,

Trom East liae of Clay county to Terre Haute. T. A. MOHBIS, Pres't. Indianapolis, June 3,18C9. je4did.

Handsome Iron Hitching Posts, FOB SALE

E A AT THS

E&.GLE IRON WORKS,

COB, FIB3T AMD WALNUT STREETS. jnne 3 dSm

DENTISTRY.

DR.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW SFBQEOS AND MECHANICAL

E N IS T,

successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 167 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute Ind. [mSOdtf

JJK. O. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Hante, OrrtOB—On Sixth (Street, between Main aad Ohio, one door south of National House.

Haring had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, be is oonfldent that he can give satisfaction in all cases. (Jj-Sf '41 jL

LICHTNINC RODS.

IGHTNINGr RODS. JU As there seems to be some niisunderstanding with many of the citizens of onr eity and vicinity in regard to what kind of Liphtniug Bods I have on hand, let me hare state that I have the very beet of Copper Bods ef two ir three kinds, together wilh the bast of Galvaniz and Carbonized Iron Bod In ase, which I hope will be seen beforepurchsse is made by those that want them for to see them Is to decide at cnoe in their favor, and which I will erect on tbe most scientific prinefple and reasonable terms. m31d3w H. HUDSON.

QOPPER LIGHTNING RODS.

We are now prepared to furnish all persons desiring a sure protection from disasters by ]i«ht ning, with ths best Bods in UJS, among which Munsen's Copper Tubultr stands first. For particulars, address, BOBBINS A PABKXB, Box M3, Terre Hante, or call at the County And* itor's Office. lidw 1st

inmlii ii ii

MERCI RINC.

'am

•*&

14s*,

ww-j -i

nv a

1MTBBCHANT TAILORING. ,*seO la.ifistfs ,4Ar»i£f a-swi ,sU#£ .S3 Si*fi*g3^^Mk~f 1l$

W A S E *9* Xt-.H

.. riT

has jaat ntaraed frm tbe Bast with a|Mlt4

SDfiKIOl ASMBTHMT! .£ •«.*» jt». «8 —Of— prfl

aTvLSlinta. OLOTHS, iui

OASSIMERES,

VESTINOS, and

MAKEUP TO ORDER

1ST *HE

te vi

MOST APPROVED STYLE ,i? Oentlein«n wiehiogthcir Clothing made np by the

BEST TAILOR IN THE CITY'

Oall and Heave TOUR MBASOf with J. W. at

THE BLUE JFBONT,

Now hati in atore, the LABGBST STOCK OF Good* ia their line, they have ever carried, which haveing been purchased at jobbere rates they propose ^, tO Mil It

BOTTOM PRICES.

,'i

JNO.

BEACH,

Prairie City Bank.

FOR SALE.

U's-dJ ia.*-. BOOK DEPARTMENT

Their varriety embrtcea a genearl aiaortment of V: i- :c

STANDARD and MlSCJELZA NEiOS WORKS, BIBLES,

SCOOIi BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS,

SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES, ana the POPULAR '^MAGAZINES,

IH WAT 0*

The have an immense stock of Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes, Gold & Steel Pens, Lead and Slate Pencils, Ink, Pen Holders Slates, Pocket Books, Chalk Crayons, Cutlery Ac.

Ac.

Country Merchants in making Their purchasesshould not lail to call at No 101 as there they will find the largest stock in the above line in the city, and as low or lower than market elsewhere affords.

IIIEST

Tici:

THE CHEAPEST t. ^'1 GOWAN & BEARD'S

AMERICAN

Detersive Soap

IT SAVES

Labor, Time and Money

WASHES WITH

Hard Water

AH WILL AS SOFT.

It Cannot be Excelled

In its waihing qualities. Try It and prove It.

For Sale to the Trade by

cox&soir.

gTONE and MARfeLB WORKS

WALTER ft SPPI1VGH0IISK1V.

Btoae BdMiif Work, Italian Marble aad

Scotch Granite Monuments

•arble, Slate and Irsa laatels, and Hratss.

Steam Works and Shops on OHIBBT St., between 9th aad 10th, near Hala. For specimens of ovr work we aefer to Deming's Blook. MrttopsUtn Block, Cory's UIL DSJE'I Balldinga, Hatloaal State Bank, Mew Foeioflloe, Me Grefor's

and

Demlnc'E Monameass,

If AI^HOOD

medicine,

Ac.,

Ac.

AND

THE VIGOR

IU. OF YOUTH rector

la foar weeks. DB.

BIOOBD-S BSSBMOB OF LIFB restores manly poirer*. from whaterer etssearlsB( the eSseta of early peraloioaa habits, eelf-abaee, impotence •ad alimats, (IRE way at oaoe

to this wonderful

taken regalarly aaoordiaf to tbe di-

reettoae (which are very simple, aad reqntre no reetralnt frem hnslnses or pleasure.) Fail A

Impoeelble. Sold ia bottles at

re le

S3,

or loar qnaatl-

tiee In oaa for 99. To be had oaly of the solo appointed ACENT in America, H. OKKTIZIS, S3, 3d ATeana, oar,of Uth street. H. T. de88

DRY GOODS.

'Mil#

!»3S 6

isja »ili a(tfsusttiit,

Uu -ttii ttawfy

FANCY COATINGS, V-iii lis n* i: /.

Which he propoaes to'^J

Wat never to

146 Hain Street.

T3ARTLBTT & GRUNDY J_) WHOLKSALKANU BXCAIL

BOOKSELLERS an ATIONERS

lOl M:»in St., Haute,

S A I O N E

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Xi. A'' iff if»v *I«i if WM

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'S&'iiii-i'Tar fwo u.i -u: I

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WAII itocktd MAT present. IferythlDg in »be w*y ot

SUMMER WEAR

May be

FOUND at

out

ostAblitfcmtnt.

•j if it

.1 it*'t ii

Do not fall so call and see all THS

NEW STYLES.

We have not space to enumerate, and MANY ef them mnst be seen to (irethe proper Uss of their.

BEAUTY AND MEBIT.

Callat onr old*tand»

Corner Main ana 5th Street*?'

J.k .-tif klM sW.

Tuell, Ripley Deming »:h vs ,»»|i h, .--ia ti-.'i ... a'i .-ji)-)

£«utott

SUCCESSORS TO

EDSALL & OO^ S! a#i

CtREAT ATTRACTIOIS T'

HEADQUARTERS-

FOB

DRY GOODS

l,,lu

Something Jfew!

Ladies ready-made

WALKING Ntm

•n

.»«

Onr line of

.• -i

yj-r 4

SUMMER

fcil'

a s»

DRESS GOODS

Is recelTlng daily additions. 100 pieces deahis rod

COZOBED ALPACAS-

At 35, 40, 60, and 60 cents. AJhandsome line cl

LOW PRICED LAWNS.

Plain and figured

PERCALES, JAWMfS, 0K«A!«niB$ and

8-4 BLACK

Iron Frame Grenadines,

PARASOLS.

*4 1

Tbd Panier, the Lace Cor1 ered, the Ruffled, the Se» Side.

tii

t-mii

SUMMER SHAWLS.

A beantifnl assortment' of Silk Striped Beren, Shawls jost received. A fre.H lot of Merrisa-, 0prs«ne, America% and Lancaster

E I N S

At 12% cents.

WARREN, H0BER6 CO.

N. B. Black Thibet Shawls, Wool and SUk Fringe* from $2^50 to $16.00