Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 June 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY FiXPREpb. I ub yesterday a stalk of wheat that meas1 ured just six feet It is from near Shelburn, and is an average stalk of the en

I tire field.

Aamrra.

tuo I*. a...~~——" ^•"tVn'n'' I Beard's American Chemic

3*0 T. Accommedation....--. I rn.hOT

F.M

6:40 A.* .».m.4:20 r. 6.0o ..Mall mOfXYTblM BXTBHSIOH

abbots.

..10:16

Malls Arrive and Depart

MAILS CL0IZ.

(throdRb) at r. *. aad 6 r. East (way) at 7 P. iiOinei nati, at 9

K. and

West (8u way at 10 a. *., BranaTille, at 4 Pa. liockviiU, at 4 P. Marshall, at 4:30 r. a. llOlinton, at 4:30 P. M.

KlILS OPIH.

Hast (ihrongb) »t 11 A. a. aid 6:30 p. *5 East (way) at 6:30 p. Ctaciunatl, at 8 A. *, andt 6:30 p. a. West (St. Loais way) at

3kin

K-

SyaBeville, at 6 P. a.

WHeckTllle,

at 11 a. m.

•Marshall, at 1 P.

HowesvlUe—Closes

at Bartlett & Grundy's.

Excavations

Mrs. SilasPhicb

3J.».

K.lday

Opens

Fr'd»'^tBtj^TT,P.M.

CITY NEWS.

UNivxKSALKTiOhurch Festival at Dow ling Hall to-night.

Nic* Croquet Sets from f5.00 to $10.

Excursion to Darwin, Ills., on Tuesday I

next, and invite all their friends to join. I

The childbkn enjoyed a glorious good

time at the Centenary last evening, run* I

then,

The

Indianapolis

fruit dealers, on

South Fourth street, one door north of the Market House, place on our table some very fine specimens of cherries and strawberries, samples of fruit they will keep in constant supply during the sea son.

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Choice

Wi»B9.--C. A. Imbrey, at the

corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, is now importing a choice variety of cheap, gen* uine and excellent wines, a full list of which, with prices attached, will be found in an advertisement In this mornings pa* per.

White A Bttbwett,

at the corner of

Fourth and Cherry streets, are constantly supplied with the choicest varieties of Strawberries, and at prices a shade less than at any other place in the city. We acknowledge the receipt of a fine lot of this luscious fruit. ..

Resumed Payment.—Holders

of coun-.

ty orders on the treasury, endorsed "not paid for want of funds," were made glad yesterday on learning that, by borrowing, the treasury had been placed in funds.— All orders on the county treasurer will now bo paid on presentation at hie desk-

Criminal Court.—The

nolle

of Baker, implicated in the same case. The trial of Lenhart and Hays, two boys, for robbing Sage's confectionery, was set for to-morrow.

Mayor's Court.—Twodrunks

Keeping

FlowersFresh.—If

The

•Washihg Day.""—Any person who l^

assists in lessening the toils, troubles and

vexations of. "washing day" is a public

benefactor. B. S. Cox. Esq., issuch a man.

w,""

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dty and surrounding towns

innl

.V3£SSS5JSS»=z»t BYAKSYILXJ AJTD CBAWrOBBSYILLB. iKUTl* l*AVI

2d.—Half

."-rrJottrnul.

cellar of the

for the

Opera House have been commenced.

has the thanks of us

and ours for some very largo and fine strawberries.

The

Good Templars take a Steamboat

The "kid-gloved gentleman" to whom the

Journal

again8t

an(j

ning the strawberry festival prepared for I venation of lands, lots and improvements

Sentinel

StrawbkrbiBs.—Near

states tnat a I H.

men, women and children are engaged in gathering the immense strawberry crop grown in the several gardens lying soath of the rolling mill. The berries find a ready sale as fast as picked, at forty cents a gallon.

Total $10,501,561 The following exhibits the number of acres in the county, outside the city, and the average value per acre:

TOWNSHIPS. ACRES. Harrison, oat side city...12,509

Honey Creek Prairieton... Praifie Greek Linton Piorson Riley Lost Creek,.....v.*. Nevins Otter Creek Fayette..... Sugar CreeR

lows:

was entered in the case

and one

disorderly passed in review before the Mayor yestorday, with the usual results. The past month has developed an unusual amount of business in the Mayor's Court—between eighty and ninety cases appearing npon the docket. At this rate tho City Attorney's office will net a salary of over two thousand dollars a year, and beome the most valuable of the city offices.

our lady

readers wish to keep a boquet fresh, let them drop a table spoonful of powdered charcoal into tho water intended for the flower stalks and they will keep their freshnees and perfume, and look and smell the same as those just gatheredThe charcoal settles to the bottom of the vase, the water remaining liquid. It is not necessary to change the water or charcoal for several days.

biggest tax-payer is no msre in

terested in tho welfare of the public schools than the smallest tax-payer and in many cases not as much. The man that pays a dollar tax is as privileged as the one who pays hundreds or thousands.

—Journal.

Exactly so, but when a change is pro. poeed on the score of "economy," tbe men who pay most of tbe money for the support of schools may rightfully protest against such "economy." If-A sends ten children to school and pays a tax of one dollar while sends no ohildren and pays a thousand dollars, it is fair to suppose that if is willing to pay for a Superintsndent, A will be very willing to "stand the pressure."

Bosks.—To

—Waiter Blaiea showed

a.°

Chemical Detersive

Soap, advertised in another column. Its advantages over other Soaps are: 1st. It is cheaper to use, one pound being equal to three of common BroWn Soap.

the time need only be occupied

in washing when this Soap is used in place of other Soap. 3d.—This Soap be-

ing very detergent, the same amount of I jQ fajth,

ta make the clothes clean. 4th.—Hard I

T?ater answers, equally as well aa soft, by I jze

Ink and,diTt from the hands, leaving ths I

soft and free from chapping. Betail dealers will confer a favor on the public fey introducing tfcis soap to their customers. R. S. Cox & Son can •apply the trade in any quantity.^

Th* Rich

ts. ths

Poob

—On*yester

day one of the kid-gloved gentlemen, who supports himself on the interest of untaxed bonds, was perambulating the city with tho remonstrance against Mr. Olcott's removal, and accosted one well-to-do citizen with a request to sign the pa. per, because he "should be in good company

refers is a man who earns his

daily bread hy his daily labor a man who

belieye(j t0

jj0

g00(j

ftrri8

strong force is engaged in the bottom I Honey Creek township the west side of White river, Prairieton township

land, on vuo nroak throwing up embankments for the line of I the Indianapolis and St Louis Railroad. piar80D

cauS0.

They are glad, however, to see the men of I

a^lfl altempt t0 array

another, is worthy of its source pleasantly.^

equally worthy of contempt.

County Appraisements.—Thereturns

the Appraisers show the following

thereon in Vigo county:

4K I Oily of Terre Haute....

...$4,843,826 ... 1,338,101 ... 646,420 ... 265,648 ... 307,6611 ... 347,350 ... 304,789 ... 354 425 477,560 270,705 485,245 440,649 419,282

onTp. outside city

Riley Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek Fayette I Sugar Creek

two hundred

AV. VAL. $82,66 30,01 23,00 14,65 15,38 13,76 15,20 20,94 -14,00 22,25 15,30 14,75

..21,539 11,096 21,726 22,363 22,151 22,633

.........22,804 19,200

21,806

25,158 28,152

published, a few days since in

our Washington despatches, the announcement that the President had been pleased to remitthe sentence passed upon our friend and townsman, Brevet Major and Captain Chas. Ogden Wood. On Monday we published a letter from our Washington correspondent, containing a few points in the case, showing the aggrava ting circumstances under which the Major was to be disciplined. We now have the pleasure of giving to our readers, very many of whom have known the subject of these Orders, from his youth, the official General Orders, a copy of which has has been forwarded to us: &ENEB1L CoVBT MABTIAL, OBDIRS No. 36.

Headquarter'

trial of Sam

uel Lowe, charged with stealing a horse, was ended yesterday morning, the jury promptly returning a Verdict of "notguilty." A

or thx

Abut,

Adjutant Oenkbal's

and mitigated as fol

"To be suspended from rank and pay for six months,"

as promulgated in Gen

eral Court Martial Orders No. 28, HeadJ quarters of the Army, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, May 18, 1869, is wholly lemitted, remission to take effect as of the date of said Order.

By command of General Sherman. E. D. Towtsend,

Official:

E. D.

DISGRACE OF QEN. JEFF. C. DAVIS.

Gen. Jeff. C. Davis is soon to be relieved from command of troops in Alaska One of tho California newspapers, some weeks ago, printed two or three articles that were widely copied in the East, in which it was charged and shown by specifications that a good deal of lawlessness exists among soldiers up there that outrages of an indecent character have been perpetrated upon a number of women that some of the officers are greatly addicted to drunkenness, and that others are openly living with abandoned women as mistresses. Official reports show also that Indians and natives have been abused and maltreated in many ways, and, in a word, that there is a deplorable lack of discipline among that portion of our troops. The President has made inquiry into the matter and finds that the newspapers have by no means told the worst of the truth. An officer more efficient than Gen. Davis has proved in this field will be sent to take his place.

destroy insects on the leaves

of your roses, an experienced gardener tells us the following remedy, which we are assured never tails, and the expense ia inconsiderable: Take about two ouncea .of quassia, which is cheap, and can be

at any drug store, and pat it in

gallon of waterj which

Wfaen

th iV Many fiarifta blTa

He is now introducing to the trade in this complaining of a little greeninsect, °Jf^n

and

The cllange

accordance With our ulual custom of permitting free discussion upon all matters of public interest, we cheerfully give place to the-abov*, although we do"not approve of all that "Citizen" says. The right to petition andreihonstratg, if prop-

never owned a bond In his life, and who I erly exercised, can never do barm, and spoke, in a pleasant manner, of the "good I we do not believe the Board will object company," without any other meaning I to the fullest and freest expression of pubthan that the signers of tho paper he I lie opinion upon a question of vital im was carrying were enlisted in what he I portance to our school interests.

Soma of ji8V0 they will be glad to receive and du-

those signers are poor men who don't I jy consider any request from their con I sport "kid-gloves"—although wearing

Btituents.

that article may not be criminal—and who have no "bonds," taxed or "untaxed." Luscious

Stbawbebbiks,

QzeVRf and

great wealth, in our city, taking an inter- D0wling's Hall to-night, supplied by est in the schools and trying to preserve I bright-eyed ladies, some of Whont will, their present high standing. This miser- I during the promenading, sing exquisite

one class of citizens

B0Dg3

Slbbvb

boil twenty min-

theleevesof U*

fctely

and they will do well to try the receipt

Mk. Bditoh: Much hat been %aidfB reference to the recent action of the School Trustees. Petitions are circulated with a view to overawe the Board, and induee them to change their action. Tbi%, I think, is all wrong. The Board are all good, competent men, and they have

I think they ought to ptai

not great

aDy of t^e

using a little more Soap. 5th.—It speed-I ^.j, p)an 4^ njt work Well, they pan ity removes Gre^ie, Tar, Paint, Printer's!

very.

may have

as to jeopard*

school interests. And if

oaaily make a change. The past

Bartlett

The 0!d Man Selle's Secret, Ruby's Husband, by Marion Harland. What Answer, by Anna E. Dickinson.

Little Women, and lots of other popular works, all for sale cheap. 2t Come to the Universalist Festival this evening and see your friends they will all be there all know what they are like it seems so much like

Orrio,

WaSBINQToH, Jane 3, 1809

By direction 5f the President, the Sen tence of the General Court Martial in case of Brevet Maj Charles O. Wood, Captain 9 TJ. S. Infantry

missed the service,"

to be dis

sure and go the Festival to-night take your wife and children, or if not so blessed, your sweetheart you will never regret it and the remembranca of this night's enjoyment will ever be a green spot in your memory. dlt

Yioo

Adj't General.

Townsbnd,

Adjutant General.

A dispatch for San Francisco received here from the Major by his brother Max well, announces} his arrival there with his command from Alaska,

en route

over the

Pacific Railway to the Department of the Platte. We hope, ere long, to have tho pleuure of seeing the Major here among us, on a visit to his old friends.

Ia connection w|th this case, we publish an extract from the Washington dispatch of the Cincinnati

BtncTOHH jn great variety at

Biddlb's. Biddlb

has a nice stock of Fans. ^s|

PmiD siiid

Piachb

18-dtf.

be-

delicious Ice

a hearty lunch await you at

to make the evening pan more

lOdlt

25cis yd at W. S. R^ce ft Go's. 25cts yd at W. S. Ryce

Go's,

25cts yd at W. S. Byce

Go's.

25cts yd at W. S. Byce

Go's,

26cts yd at W. S. Byce AW. 25cts yd at W* S. Byce

-,*}}•

Thi

Go's, a

thbbb is anything new under the •an you will be likely to find it at Bart lelt

Grundy's, 101 Main street It

lasibs of theUaiversalist Ohurch

give one of their unequalled entertain ments to-night at Dowling Hall, where Strawberries, Ice Gream and a palatable Lunch of Coffee, Tea and a variety Of edibles, will be supplied in abundance. Every one should go and enjoy themselves. Alt.

Thb

New Books

Grundy's,

101 Main street. Gates Ajar, by E. Phelps. Men, Women and .Ghosts, by same author.

Yesterday, To-day and Forever. Two Life Paths, by Miss Mahlbach. Oldtown Folks, by H. B. Stowe. Gold Elsie, Kathrine and other works of J. G. Holland.

Cast Up by the Sea, by Sam'l W. Baker The Life of Jesus for Young People, The Ring and the Book, by Robert Browning.

AgriculturalSociety.—There

will be a meeting of the Directors of the Yigo Agricultural Society at their room in Turner Hall on Saturday, June 12th at 2 o'clock P. M.4 i. 2. *?, -i fc.

By order of the Directors. dstwlt Jos. Gilbbbt,

Swindle,

Let

Qazerte

of Mon

day, which shows, that the President has taken hold of the matter published in our own Washington Correspondence,, in relation to the outrage committed by the officers in Alaska.

Sec'y.

but fair and honest deal

ing at Weiez'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 60 cents, and the finest and best fitting Whalebone Corset for 75 cents. dwtf

it stand or fall upon it merits

Gat of the reliable grocers a box of Dr* Price's Gream Baking Powders, and if not pleased in every way with them, take them back and your money will be refunded. Get a box, make a pan of biscuits, and you will exclaim as we did. Splendid! j9-d3t'

Strayed Colt.—Strayed

from F. Nip-

pert pasture, one mile south-east of tbe city, a clay-bank colt, three years old, about 14$ hands high, no shoes on.—For any information as to the whereabouts of $e colt, given to Wm.'Clark, barber, corner Main ani Sixth streets, a liberal reward will be given. dtf.

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

Carpenters

dtf Fob

and builders generally,

for the best warranted Toole and Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer

at C. I. BipiTI

ley's. ifidtf A rtXLL un of Ladies, Misses and Children's a*«#t«ick friceay* *l|sell them fast, at C. Wittiq A Co-'s, 21dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block. -r-r—' .. '—Tut'': -*i

Sugar tuid Coffee at wholesale prices, at Strong's. 17dtf Fobthiijofam4nfr fMsb«fcTstock of Neck Ties and Collars in the city, go to Qrover A Miller's, corner 6th and Main

Bostoh

at S. Stone's Bakery 22 south 4th street. 12-dtf

^ee„ the future, under

this arrangement, may be as well, if not better. Don't let us complain till we have something to complain aboat I would say, withhold all censures and petitions for the present, and let the Board have an open field and a fisir tiial.— When their plans do not work well, then let us complain, but not till then.

Wittiq

Havihq

ver

Citizen.

hlr-/

Bnn)x.c has the^Borton Gbrs^t' Thi "Phoenix" Hoee, worth $3 per dozen, are sold ays c*njp a pair, at 2i,dtf b.Wrana&Co's.

Co, at 170 Main street,

Deming Block, have ft NHl Bargains in Goods that must be sold. 21,dtf

sold my stock ef goods to Glo

Miller I can hereafter be found at their establishment, corner of Main and 3ixth streets, where 1 will be found rea^y to wait oA'Ind cut 'for aA^ ofie* of my former customers.

Johh

Walmsliy.™

,*•*

S. B.

,iaai»w

Stsawbcbbibs.—Jackson,

Bichardson

Co., at G. H. Whidden's old stand, South Fourth street, are Jiow fui the flnest strawbkMAi tie cents a gallon. They are brought in three times a day, and consequently are fresh. .•R-.'S"'-' .a ill sdtf

Lost—A yoang Newfoundland Dog black, color, white tig on Jtp.il on all four legs." Answers to the name of "Bover." A reasonable reward will be given for his recovery on application to this office.

Fbbbman

161 Main street has

just secured the largest, assortment of sleeve button, fancy styles, gay. New patterns nobby jewelry, ear rings, pins, ehains, bracelet,

Ao^

&J-,

Aa.,

best pair of White Hose nt 16 clSi,

at G. Wrrna

Haggerty's. 4dli

Fob

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

You can And Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Bipley's. p&,<lif C. L.

Haller

Fob

that every

home,

one feels happy. Come, we know you will like it, and afterwards you will never forget it. ^1 10,dlt

Thb

It is a rich treat to be able to indulge in biscuits made from Dr. Prion's- Cream Baking bowlers. Throw away your sods. These powders beat any thing of the kind we ever saw. So light) white and healthy. Biscuit, pot-pleS, Stkls, everything made with them are so delicate. d3t

Go to Boord

C/1TAKRH CUHTD Toll 35 CUTIS.—Thi* statement is true, because thousands will testify te the. ffc:t~Afcai.«nJy one box of Betdsr'tQtrman Snuff entirely Banished th«jbo«pMnt Xow, wky. wBl. t^e poo* VtiM

Buy

BroWn Bread iBresh ivery diSr

Boobd A

Co.'s,

21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block. Do YOU wamt Babgaihs Go to O Wittig

Sweet

Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming

Block, and look at the Rg~ taBle"ISfr*6f cheap Goods. 21,dtf BBAuTtfVL colors in Orapa Me«(rtS Bereges and Lamarti.nes, just received st Cornelius

has removed his Tailor

Shop toSeeond street, oae^door north of tbe Stewart House, where he will be glad to see all his patrons. 3dlm

a fine white or colored shirt, good

and cheap or a salt of white or colored linen duck ready made or made to order, go to Grover ft Miller's, corner 6th and Main atreets.' m26»dtf.i

cheapest Millinery Store is at Mrs.

Mitten's, Main street, between 8th and 9th. y. tttfllai

Choice Winesand

Liquors at Strong's,

190 Main street. dtf

St.Louis Laobb Bieb vo

tW best

quality can be had at Jake Fisher's on Main street, between 6th, and 7th, where a fall supply fe ajways keft

Son's to get those fan

cy striped Drees Qood*/ oHravr Mei^ s°d Third streets. dtf

A TULL ABBOBTMBIIT of Black and White Llama Lace Points and Botunds. Figured Linen Lawns.

Extra 11.4 Quilts, ^1.75. Extra Heavy 11-4 Quilts, $2.00. 7,dwi w.

Tusll,

RipleY

Six hundred Towels at 20 cents each, worth 40 cents. Three hmKlre4ToHef a|25(^atf asrtiv' worth 50 cents.

Fifty doxen fall sized Dinner Napkins at $1,25 p^r *t!6zeir."^$'he ^e|y |(eat Sargaln in the~ market at ¥aell, Bipley

Attention,

Fsimbbs—We

hand a few new donble^hovel Plows Which we wfll| s6U-^« bArg^inl Thsy: •re from the pattern npon wlti?h Mr. Jo-1 seph Grover received, the first premium at the Indiana State Fair of 1867 are well made, from thebeat materials. Gall and examiae.

W« ase msluBg Crai^i rows also, iron road purposes.

Co.

a nice Switch or Curls at a lower

price at any other place in the city, call at the old State Bank Building, oa Ohio, street, one door east of KJssner's Music Store.

Cowfr lrtapd

dwtJylS Terre Haute, Ind.

Ktbbt TABiBtT of Silk

Dress Goods

Baat

of dins^ wheA in thUi si«M

pie remedy they can psx«ure a cure. All Aroggitts keep itl' Or send 5$cento to O. P. Seymour & Ool, Bofitoa, and receive a box by next mail. 20-d6teow

your Parasols of

Bidslsb.

Biddlb

can suit you in Hosiery

Foxr* and a quarter pounds of good coffee for $1,00 at Strong's. dtf Htm oenr Corset is better than any r$l»00 Cersetin-this oity, ufdlt&wr 50 behf^Soop Skftt is superior •^bo any 75 centBkirt sold anywhere. Call ani see far ysswslwi^stjM Msis-itesst)' between 3d and 4th. 23dtf

CABSiMBBas.—Fall line, at very lowest {nfc^a^ feorneliifs'& Haggerty's [6,d4t

'at 6 Stove's «jrfsctionery No. 22 Soiutb Fourth sueet, the final strawberries anid tbebest ice cyom_em,bejhpd by the di|b, quart or gaiton. .i^« j2-dtf.

Pasture can be had

byl application to the,undersigned at Gen. Gi$ift*s place, en South Seventh street, ing the city. .««Geo. W.

Sparks.

,dlW BW SrrLa Necktie, Ribbons, the very out. Veils, the largest assortment in \8iik Tissue, Barege Dotted Net,

at S. L.

at prices

that will astonish you. Just call and see them. m28-dtf. Fob go to Grover

ready miule clothing lein tS«

Miller's, corner 8th and

Main streets. m26-dtf The LA.BQKBT Hoop Skirt' Factory In the State, and the cheapest place to buy Corsets and Fancy Goods, is at No. 89 Main street, between Third and Fourth, 22dtf

Hbbz A

Abkold.

bio bvw to Moudy*s every 4*yrfb* his Yelocipede Cigars. [17dtf It tou like a good smoke, call at Moody's Oigar Store and bay- one er more of his Velocipede Cigan 17dtf"

•'•it kitf*.

FiYb

Cxhts

Ac.,

Straus'.,

I jl,dtt 149 Main street. GE|fi«*»^savtsm*iey^ jby getting yofcr garments renovated atH. F. Bei-

Pja Mouse, Main street, between and 7th. 1-dlm.

nefs 6 th and W

EB9E (stock of Millinery Goodsi Bbbnets, HatSjJBUMoM, &c., and at very

lot StrausW

^,dtf,«j»ot iii 149 Main street (i/HBA? Suits: Cheap Suits

I—-Gents

wishing cheap, suits made to order, in the pii^t fashionable style csill over Sazton Walmsiey's Dry Goodte Store. Satisf«j|^ giv^n^r.no sale." -iS it JOHH Babhiklx,

29d4w Merchant Tailor.

Fob the Largest send best assortment of clothe cassimeres. and vestings in the city, go to Grover 4 Jtillei^s, fcorner 6th aqd M»in atreets. m26^t£.

If you wast a suit of clothing made jn 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.

Gall

and see those beautiful French

And Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius Haggerty's.

12^-

Box's Prints at 12} cents, are

going very fast Go soon to be accommodated. Stewart House corner. 6-dtf

Potatoesat

B. Wright

Co.'s, 155 Main street

Buy

Bxuotai.I—The hair dressing estab* meat formerly kqpt it 89 Main street, has been removed to the west room in the old State Bank Building on Ohio street between 2nd and 3cd. Th* lady having charge of the business ia competent to attend to anything in the hair* dressing line which may be entrusted to her. M.

m4dtr

[16,dtf

where you get the best quality

and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. could majsa yQU^eftjt. dtf

BargainsI Bargains!I—Bargains

DryuGoods. Go to- the corner of Main and Sccond streets, where Boord

have just opened an-entire new stock, all purchased since the decline in prices, [apr2,dtf

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, [I7dtf

To any who may design using Paints, Window Glass, etc., this season, we invite attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete, and always sold at the bottom of the market.

Bark, Gulick

A Berry.

17-dtf Druggists. No Humbug

I Some, Goods must be

sold, and we sell them

cost. Look at our Bargain Table.. C. Wittiq

at Tuell, Bipley

BlackIron Grenadine

Darning's. dwtf.

New Haib

Jj7,d6t

Stobe.—Any

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 goods. All istyles manufactured to order. Cash paid for Hair. Orders for flair Jewelry neatly and promptly filled. 11-dw.lm

Speer'sStandard

Impobtant to

Demsng's. dwtf.

have on

Skit Criiftj jatoitTHir- fc Scraperr.t^fJniind^

Wk.J. BallA

Co.,

Proprs Eagle Iron Works, AgeOts Bobinson lbAia»lT«Wkr, Separators and Hone Powers,

amfl

Seo.

Wine

Bittebs

highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic proDarties, its purity, and its delicious flavor, feb23dwlL ij

Onb case, 200 yards of Lawns, elegant styles and fast colofs at 16$ cents at Tuell, Bipley & Darning's. dwtf.

A good second-hand iSjngar Sewing Machine for sate ehewp

Go's.

Ladies.

room

"Whitbwashiho !—TSb

Baartner

jost

reoeired

Tuell, Bip

ley A Darning's. {f .TM dwtf.

Mrs. L,

yotosr, South Fourth street, has just received direct from New York a select lot of Spring Bono** Bats, Flowers, Frames and Bibbons, "all of tlft latest and most attractive Styled, which she has placed upon her counters, to be sold to friends and phtronsatthrwestreasonableprices.

Il-d2w

MitLirrBBT.—Miss M. A. Baridan has opened he* stoek bf Millinery fn the store

undersigned is

prepared^to reeefve md promptly attend to all jobs and orders for Whitewashing •r Calcemining. Prices'^sasonable. Orders may be left at Morgan's Gunsmith Shop, cm Ofiio street, between Pourth and fifth streets, or at my residence on north Second street, third house south of the maaeMij, east side.

29tf I J, JCCLXTBLAHD.

Bixglcxah.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Wky are Tea se Ferr*a«?—Let us

raaolve th* qswtioB. It ia baeaoM yoar orfa*ixrtion ia mtarally delleaU, or jw —Its ts by tloUtlii the lavs of nature, ll&ba tarics to tana of tkouudi of hassaa b*la|s oaly oa *c conat of th* iadalgea** of ttuir appetites aa4 puiions. Aa aa appropriate and la|ltluU paaaltj th^ar* nCh1d| from aatroas Irritability, iingnlar siasaitoai, aaeoatrolkd lapr—loas, aatoaadod oaoasiacsx, rMticaiaaw, qaalms, sais-. (tTias* aad datpoodeaty. Their Man will flow or iaachtar bnak oat unprovoked by aomw or joy. Th*y are rietinu of hidden dleeem *1 produce thle flatteriag state of aaiasal epliita.— Ii not thi* yonr condition? What yoa moet a*td is DTiaosinos. lUHLIS'S QIBB BITTBB8 is a toaio aad gaatt* stiaratant which will refrash both miad and body with natural etruftk, aad what it galas for yoa it Haiataias. Fenona of nerroue Umperaaent wliib* able toovareom* and keep ia chack th*:r bllralif by lb*-dally naeofthts pore and who:eeemt nervine aod inrigorater. 9dwlw.

To Remove Moth Patches, Freeh

1» and Tan from the face, at* Perry's Bfoth aad Inckl* Lotion. Prepared oaly by Dr. B. O. Vxbbt. Bold by all Droggiet*.

Bond etreet, Mew York. Sold everyvherS. Th* trade anpplled by Wkolweto Medlciae Dealer*. marl7deod8m-wSm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

^yiNE IMPORTATION.

OHSAP, GBKUIKB AND SX0ELLEMT

AT BEDUOSD PBIOIS, AT

I E S

Rerton's Tlrviala BMdllar,l w,ie |i«n Vrowa at Herman, Mo.

Nlersiieaer, 18M IJJ Vahachcr, ISW Li Hellhruaner, (reinttS,

JelO-dlm.

a glass for Sbda Water at

Shilledy's Drug Store. 29d6d

gal 2.TS pr kof .78

Delde«hclHer(«hlte) 2.76} .75 Catawba & 1.W} .7# Claret .65

The four lait kinds I tell for 10 oaats a alaas at at my newly op*a*d Win* Boon, oa iToarth atreet, to which intit* my fHenda^aad jjtber*.

A. IKBBBY, Oor. 4th and Ohio Sta.

^TTACHMENT NOTICE.

Jaeob K*rn T(. Joha W**k, Jaiaea Wright aad Wm. Hopkins, before Zenaa Smith, J. P. Whereas, a proceeding in Atiaehaa*at haa be*a taken out before me, by th* Plaintiff, againat the good* aad ehatttoe, right*, credits aad eS*Ma of •aid John Weak, Jamea Wright aad Was. Honklas, Defendants aad wh*r*aa, a ratara of

dsnt* not found," haa be*a Bide ath*aaasaoaa. th* aaid Defendanta will tak* autic* that th* eald ease* haa beea coatiaaed nntil the lat day of July, I860, at 9

i:*loek

OiTen aader my hand and seal, this 8th day of Jane, 1969. ZBHAS SHITH, J. P. Jel0dltw3w

J^oticb.(|£ __,f

AMUSEMENTS.

^OOD

Mil®

To Whom it may Concern, '"A

Not loe ia hereby glT*n that I am now pr*par*d to redeem outatanding County Order*, the Oom* mbaionera haviag aacarad a loan fir thatpa'poa*. •,— J. SHBPHBBP,

Jel9d3twlt Treaaarar Vigo Co.

STEAMBOAT ABBANQEONfd KJ rOB BUHKINO HOBTH OP

Terre Haute Jo Covington.

ITfEAVEB EArmiBE, Oapt. Shoemaker, Ooiaauader, will l*ave T*rr* H*at* for Covin gton and intermediate landing*, Mondaya and Tharadaya'at 9 o'elosk P. M., aad retara Tueadaya aad Pridays.

STEAIEB BSSei,

Son

B. Whltatoc,

OotnmaacUr, l*ar*f Taeaday a aad Fridays

ORDINANCE

aatAtnra to oaaraocrtoH ta bkoihb Boosts. Bait ordalaad by the Oommoa Oonacil of the City of Terre Haate, That it ahail b* aalawfal 'or any peraona to back op wagons or teami, or permit the aaa* to staad ia (rata of aay of the Xnglne Hoaaea of aaid oity, or ia aay w*y waatever, obatraot the a treat* aad aldewalkaiassMiately in frost of aar of aaid loflMHooee*, aad a?y pereoa guilty of Tiolatiag the proTUlons of thle Ordinate*, ahail, upoa coatictlon, forfait aad pay to aaid city the earn of not lea* thaa Are nor is ire than tea dollara, for *aah aad Miry sa«a bffencf.

Where* a aa emergency exiati for th* passage of this Ord isans?, th*r*for* It shall b* la oroe trom and after Ita pablicatlOB la the Terre Haate Daily Jonrnal aad Bapreee.

Attest:

O. P. OOOKBBtiY, Mayor.

Daniel

per cent, below

Ii.

Ticsbbt,

Olerk.

^N ORDINANCE L(YYI1I

Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

and wide

ladies wish

ing to buy hair will do well to call at the new hair store, the Yellow Front, 159 Main street, at Weiss's Hoop Skirt Fac tory, where they can get greater bargains in hair.

TAXIS FOB S0B00& rVBTOSCS FOB TBS TCAB 1869. 8iO. 1. Bait ordained by the Common Oenncll of the Oity of Terr* Haat*, that Special Tax b* and ia hereby lari'd ot twenty-flre oeat* oa eaeh on* hand red dollar* of taxable property within the corporate limits of aaid olt y, aad fifty ceata on each poll, for th* construction, mending and repairing of School fioaies, proT'ding famiiarf, school apparatn* and fael tberefor, and other neoeaiary expenaea.

Sio. 2. That for tnitioa parpesea there ahail be and ia hereby levied a tax of twelve cente ou e»ch one hnadrcd do lara of taxable property within the corporate limits of said city.

3. Whertaa aa emergency exists fjr th* pa*s*ge of thi* Ordiaanc*, therefore, be it reaolr td that it shall be in force irom aiid after it* pnbUcailoa ia the Terre Haat* Daily Jonrnal and Exprasa.

Attest:

O. P. OOOKIBLT, Mayor.

Daniel

Viciibt,

Clerk.

J^OTICE.

The aoniial meeting of the Terre Haate Oa* Light Oo. will beheld at the office of W. Warren. Esq., Main street, on Monday, Jane SStb, at 9o'clock, A. 9f. OIOBQK BDQAN, Sec.

Je8-dtd

Handsome Iron Hltcblng Posts,

POB SALE

CHEAP!

AT 111

E1GLE IRON WORKS,

COB, riRST AND WALBTUr STBKBTS. jnne3d6m

rpo CONTRACTORS.

Wright dtf

Sealed propoaals will b* recelrod by th* Oommon Ooancil of the Oity Terr* Uaat* at their next regnlar meeting, to. wit: on tbe evening of 15th of Jaoe, 1869, for the coaatractioa of a Ols tern of600 barrel* capacity, onThirt**nth *v**t

Oontractora will Hptclfr la the'r bida the amonnt per "barrel, uclndlag all the satariaia and work aocordiog to the plana aad a peel Stations on file in ths office of the Oity Ingiaeer.

Bends 11 be required far the Celthfal perfarmaxioe of said work. Sari lies will not be released nntil the work haa b*en u*ttd SO day.

By or er of the Comsoa Ooancil. BICHABD STB0UI, Jane5,1889-did Oity Baglaeer.

CONTRACTORS.,

rpo

recently occupied by Eberle

Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased im her old etatomert, and as many omi as may choole to favor ber with iheit patronage. £6,4tf

Sealed proposals will be reeeived by ths Oom» mon Oonacil at their next regular meet lag, to* wit: on thelSth deyot Jane,

Tlskass

far

rjiHE

for Black Worais aad Piaipies aa

the Pace, nae

Pib»t*»

Remedy,

Oowbdokb ard

LA-DIES OF THB

Paiwwlirt Church

wm gi-e a'

Mndiy Eveilig, J»e 14th. a

Bsttrra of U« Omt laeonpinble

DTJJPRBZJb BENEDICT'S

MINSTRELS,

With aaeatir*a*w prograawefar exaalliag any tttingerer ofleradia thiaciiy. «.£ Th* Paatoaa Oigantic Troop* of 96 PEBFOBHEB8 OempUte ia all its departBente. For particulars aee mail billa aad' da'Ilea.

WANTKD.

"DOT "WANTED.—A good stout

i/sRtnBoT, ften irto SO ysais aid. Apply ia own haadwrltiag. Oar* T. I, Bxpr**a. st sting ag* rtaldeac* aad wages axpeetod, if hadaay ex p*ri*ae* aad waw with. dwtf SfBBCHANT.

\A[ANTED—At the National

Hon**—two gacd diatag-room girl*, abply issastdiataly al*o a hail-hoy. Mdtf

FOR RINT. 1 J:

F08

tax

the

abor* aamed porta, aad ratara Wedneadaya aad Saturday*, at 9 P. aL

^R KENT—A Drolling House

TBHPLAR'S PICNIC

smnui eiccmion Th* flee* T—plaii wtM taw a Marie aad tteaatboat Iiwh

Sffefcs

To Dttwla, lltlxioisu «f» F^Wt Osti^ia 91.00. •oat will haw th* wharf, batwwa Walaaf aad ghajMaSa.al I tViwk A. V., aad rvtarn at

ftran nifT®

.r'si

BTIiWBEttI FESTIVAL! 1 .iiumi. .pu«i AT DOWLINQ HALL,

Thirsity Ereilig, Jiie 10th,

When Strawberries, Ic* Onasa aad other r«freshaarata will b* abaadlntiy aarpited. All irieade who deeiga ooa tribatioc edlblea fir theoccaaioa, will eead thaaa to ths Hall by aiae o'clock ia.th*awsaiag. Admiaaioa 35 ceata. Saaday School Ohildren 16c.

T^OWLING'S HALL.

MJ -i ...tf.

Piwplk

prepared only by Dr. B. O. Fbbbt, 49

Positively One Niffht

OH AS. H. DTJPBKZ, Haaagar.

QATHOI1C CHURCH PICNIC

Th* OathaUo Ooagregatiooi aad Schools I Picnic on

rtaad ataaaare of all who saay wlah partk^pat* ia th* tot vitiw of th*

A-proasasiea will ha Itamedoa th* aaeralag of i* 17th, at th* 6th stiaat Oathalla School, aad •dad by a Saa Baad of MaHo, will aank throagh tkaprtaaipalatraata la ihegrooad. All aia reapectfally iatlM to attaad.

(h*

AdmiMdoa o*at

at*. ChUin* ft**. JSdtd

JJANC1NG.

la th* nrcaooa, at ay

Ofioe, ia aaid towaahip, at whfoh time aad place the aaid Defendanta will answer to he PlalatiVs eomplelnt, or the a am* will h* Masldand aad determined in their abaesce.

%-ri -rgt

u..:

KB. WAST ILL, bga kilirlll*, ha* th* honor to aaaoaac* to th* tahabitaa* *f Tnh H*ata aad Ticlalty thai h* iat*ad« opening a jSnaOasIm fcr the aheri aeoompHahareBt, at Pmee'a Hall, rommsaniagWidaseday a eat, )ue

HoaraIbr Taitioa—WeSafedaysfroai toSP IC., aad Satardaya

trom

10 ta 11 A. K. aad from

31*SP.M. Taaaa.—Six Mlaia a*r aaoa*.

1,1!,«

i's

Mr. Waatait Tiilta this city at the r*qn*st of **T*ral of oar a*M premie eat haill**, and haa •afVHNwa was maa?|ne«BfBi SWBltiee sau th* gratttaattaa eT isftsrlng la Jadg*Ky as his qaaliflaatiesv, a*. J*tdtf

South Sixth street, aew brich, *rTea

rpctaa, flafafced ta fla*styl*. b|tr* of ANTON EBAXT, la Partington

asary

ieS9,

fjr grading aad

ling Thirteenth street, Irom tbe Hatloaa)

hbo

to Locnat atreet, distaacs

3,20e

fMt. Al*o

th* grading efHorth Btath atreet between Lseast atreet aad the T. H. A I. Bailroad groaad. BondewHI repaired far the faiiaftl paifci mance ef aaid work aosording to the plaka aad ipecificationa on file ia th* office of the City In. gineer.

Th* cmrtraetor is to perform all the r*rairmenU of ttae Coaaail in makiag agoad aanal atantial work.

The coaacil re**rrea the right to rejaot aay bid. that ihey aaay aot deem la the iatarsat of tbe dty alao, te take poaaaaaion of th* w*rk at aajr tim* before completion, and finish th* work at the expeBaa of the contractor aader the bid, If be faila te perform th* wort la a satisfactory aaaaaer.

By order of the Ooaaefl. BIOHAXD STBOTJT, Jane 6,18^94 td Otty_

Bloch, Mala atreet. jelOdlw

FSouthRENT.—AKaraite

)R small House on

Bight street. oa the North ooroer of Sth aad Sagle. lOdtf

FHaainees

RENT.—]

I hare a good.

Busm fcr

real oa Worth Poartb

stmt, aearly *ppo*it* th*OiaetaaaUHon**. I.H. PIBBOI, j«9dlw Ho. 79 aad 74 Mala atreet.

X?0£ RENT—A good Dwelling

A Hoaae, large yard, aad good oat-baildlaae, ia a dwirabl* part of th* dty. Apply at National Stat* Bank. 4-dSir

XpOR RENT—Desirable Offices—

M} Over tbe Mew Poet Ofloe. Apply to JBO. B. BXAOH, m3dtf Prairie Oity Hank.

FOR SALE.

|?OR SALS—Bainbridge Milfe

Des'riag to go Weet, we the BahIaaoaa Mncsin aaa Cntos

Por particulars nddreta DABMALL

*aa t*rm«.

A SOUS, Balabrldge, lad. i-dl

l?OR SALE—Valuable Mill prop.

erty-Hatiaf boaght oat Mr. stemr, my aot wiahiag to coatlaa* th* rw Ploariag Mill for

lata partaar, aad baaiae^i, I aoWoffer thaaew *al*. The mill I* altaatad on the Blooeington Boad ia Terra Haate. aad coaslsti of two ran of forty-two iaoh Preach Barrs, Oora Shailer, imat Machiaaa, Seperalqc, Pioar Packer a-id ail aec-

machlaery for a fir*t-claa* Mill. All the machiaaiyis aew aad lagead raaalag order. JQiUi BILL.

Terre Haate, May 28, 1869. dlStaSt

FStrawberry

}R SALE.—My residence on Hill—tWo-*t*ry fraaaa house of 11 room*, paatiy, bath-iooaa with hot aad cold water, water cieeet aad stati*a*ry wa*h *taad aad tab, good c.llar aad oat-haiidlags, Da* *t abi* aad carriage ho ass, aad thre* outarn*, all io aarfect order oae acre lot, eofsed with cholo* frait of erary variety. Prlo* low aad loag tia gtren if d**lr*d. GEO. O. DuT.

Joaraal copy. mSOdSw

T?OB SALE OR RENT—A com. JJ fortabi* two-*tory trial hoaia, eoataialag aiaarooma, hall, paairy aad aammar Utchea.— WitMa fir* mtnate*' walk of th* Postoilc*.— Piae frait oa the plaee. If aot *old by the tOih of May WiU ha dSiiiI Sor r*at. A rar« ehaaee^for a bargaia. Tor partlcoiars iaqalr* oo th* pnwisi*, **atk-*a*t cora*r

Ohsataat atr**t. *pril99dtf

FBagI*SALE-^HouseWBUUTT

DR and Lot on

str**t, b*tw*«a Sixth aad Sereath.-

a«aire of IslM.

aprli7dtf

A OO.

T?OR SALE.—A two-story briek

Hoo**, located oa Mala etreet, aext to McKeea S PiSlirh'a Mill, aow uaaapied a* Orocery, will be sola at a low ftga-* to ta* par' chaaer. Th* owaot will tak* ad**lrabl* ooMage la paat paymeat. Iaqalr* oa th* ptemises. marSSSm

WIUI1. TflOMAS A 00„r,

Carriage laulMterers,

Ooraar Sd aad Walaat stl**S*,T*si* Haate, lad., Bepairiag doaa Promptly had at ZewBasea. [1.2 Itf

J^OTICE OF DI

The paitaeiahlp ban More esMtf between 0*Boyle A Hoamaa ia thi* day «lee*W*d by atataai saahsat. tthaH.O*Bafl*wlil entha* the Leatbslraad Bdahaalasaaai the *M staad, aad wm pay a«e*et* Of th* lota firm, aad la aloa* aalk*m*d S*«oll*ct aad tworfpt rrtRelsjas

S*«oll*ct

da* May 24, 1SS» dw9w

jomtw.p'porvx.

-1. 3. HorpMAB.

DRY COODt.

1 TO

ss aa

TUESDAY, JUNE l&th,

**tw

III

r.***

"ii. taWcia««j|^|ja|Mi*Sii»f

eis c.. «^Md» on t*«xc*i

__ -4»Vra

4 .f? -H 8 TJ Qb

sale at Bartktt A Qraady'a Biok

•lor*, aad th* Km Depot at th* PoatoBc*. ^•rtotfOtaaiilMk IV tl? R3TV

JIA.

BIGHOL9,

JeUdSt Ohatnaaa.

L, sxtrn

•rti ^4*^. "jyi, A

'MrfW

s-.t fenw#

A £1

J*»u11'

-"31

Y't -k vv Jb

B,"

J? i-t'i mjL^

4.^ I*£r

it-fit

is* V^

Wi. I

it'll*

-1

iii I

ffr tfi

,r,

Only

***n

«?Uia1Mi

VRmiMlillHWI

i.i

Will

hsld their Anaaal THURSDAY, JONE 17th At the beaatlfnl

EARLY GROVE,

Oa the Saat aid* of 6th atreet, directly north of Xr. Oaaataghasa'a resldsao*. Th* aM*t aarSeet ansiinah will b* mad* for the comfort aad to attend aad occaaioa.

K- L)8 f|ii«

Waa a*T*r to well stocked aa at preseat. Irery• thing la the way of rtm

ii jl

ta J*

•rhl

SUMMER WEAR

.f •"».?4: .-a

"t *.1 'ui

Vay.be foand at our eatabliabment.

i, -1

H"~'fl'i

Do not fall so call aod a*a all the

NEW STYLBgl.^ e-ii-. iirf

..if i:-• t,ifc

i- siawX

he»««,r

Wa have not apace to aaamerat*. aad Sieai of them mast be aeea to give the proper idea at their

,-,4 SAl-.-'Ht *iU fl MU

BEAUTY AND MERIT.

a. .--il »a*5.w «V9^

Call at oar old staad, ',u 'r

.» •:..

.a.

•UOi

Coraer Mala aaa 5th Mmta.

4 ,V1,av.'.'

'iinr

jdiiu

SIJVWJMI ba*

uell, Ripley ft DemingT

S' SCMMEE

DRESS

Is r*c*iTiag dally addltioas. fo'.d

:hH

o# ,11*:, iiaa

h: sg

bv.-'

«J£ ttiaamaJe

amsBssse^mmmmbb'

s»4

iti.dm*

i^hAiswi

WAUlOBSIUtCI

iuJI

Mil

...Jt

9DCCESS0BS TO ie:i itoidw

»iOe«»u.

tti t» IkmA *dl

EDSALL is OO.,

i.M ,-Jt v.

GREAT AITRACTIOm"

...

HILLS

for sale at

aae-ihlrd Ita original oo*t. It i* located la Bain bridge,Pataamosaaty, lad., ea the L., N A. O. B. la the midat of tae flaeat wheat grow lag section ia the Mat*. It ha* eaaaoily for gr aatog aad packlag 1M hacrals ef Tiaor la iw*ln hoars, a tore room for 1S.OSS bdShela of Wheat, wUh Bswtsr to aay part of the Mill.— Will take Wsrtera Lands as part part pay, or caah on

t. 4 aMvOddl BW'

HEADQUARTERS

roB

4t /.ii

DRY GOODS

ir...

tdymw j* nt

SomethiOg Jr^W

JT-r-

life t-Ai

?««!.tSW

Ladl** ready-aiad*

TTojtKii vsM j«.I ln»t) •ita"

WiLKiiro still!

'-•aw ,*»,.»(,« .li

X'-'«

Oar Ma*of

edi

too put— ^mi1

COLORED ALJPACJM

At 36, tq,9ni «0 .c^a,. AJtopdaoiaa^j

f, ...

,.s|jt»AaA

LOW PEI0ED LAWS.

lift

Plslo and

PSRCALS», JAC0MET8, i. jJ

ft:

0ISADD1S8 snC17 ^, parish

BEKK9K8. 'Ui»5

8**aath and

3rir]Zd

l&Ytl it'-*-.

8-4 BLACK

Iron Frame Grenadines

_____ SUkftiSI

PJWASOL I i-iu»

Tha Panler, the Lace Cor ered, the

Ruffled,

Side.

the

Bet

-:U i.-' i«K «W

SUMMER SEIAWLS.

u4*

A beaatlfnl aasirtment of Silk Striped Berate Shawl* Ja*tr*c*tr*d. A frah lot of *errl«a-, Spraga*, Amerieaa aad liaacaatar ,'*1 a a

'E OF DISSOLUTION.

uTTj'-.r

.T.5. Atl^«ndt2 b-!**q»i»d*IW«na in HOSEtfi CO,

WAKBBM

trq*

IT. B. Blmek Tkib«Z 0hmt|gp~ Wool amf SUk $ZJSO to 9ISOO «ai«t taoano *5Tto