Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 January 1870 — Page 4
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Friday Morning, January 14,1870.
RAllttQAD TIME TABLE.
FMIMM AND I*DU*^POI.I3.
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3:00 p.
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•BT. LOOIB, ALTOS AHD TRRRB HAUTK.I LKAVR. ARRIVE. 11:30P.
if
11:35 A. ..MailExpress
ana Express
6:05 A.
00p
Creek this season.
THE
—^:S0A-"•
Lightning Express
.12 I
IMTJSBESTING MEBTINGS
PRAYER
row at o'clock
NOT EXPECTED'
A «.
4:45,p. Kjltttoen aeoppuiiouliAiuO: AI'
A.M.
GVARSILLB AKDCRAWTOHDBVTLJ.*.
KXAVK.
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LUAVR. o:
•40p.
9:00p.M
7:
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jrK...::..Mail....i..5-.f£^e:n
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POST OFFICE DIRECTOR*
OLOSIJF DAILY MAILS/ 3:30P. ..».»...EastThrough....:.....12:15vm.
p.
5:2£P-M
^AY... 5:20
A.IN
Nelson-Closes
Howesvitle—ClosesOpens
FEU»T
'LEW
p.
3:30P. -...CINCINNATI...... 9:00P .M 8:00A. 11:00
.-..-..WEST P-
3:30P. M..
EVANSVILLE.....
3:30P.
Rockville...
...12:15
p.
Tuesdays and Satr sat
11
a
a..m
Opens Tuesdays and Satr
A
at
10
'sFfairie—Closes FRIDAYS
Christy
at7 p.
Fridays
AT 3
m..p
Friday at7p
Opens Fhday
s^"
^BUSINESS languishes under the influ ence of the weather.
Journal states that the Council
wilt not pass a local Sunday law.
'.(THE
Common Pleas Court, Judge Scott,
convenes in Rockville on Monday.
A
aRATlFTrNte religious interest exists in most of our city churches at present.
'OUB wholesale merchants are getting ready to do a slashing business the com
ing spring. •/Z'„ I
OUB
citizens generally are praying for
the "removal of the deposits" the deposits ofmud in the streets.
'GBIKD
SECRETARY
E. H.
BAKRY is
expected to meet with Terre Haute Lodge No. 61I. O. O. F., this evening.
ZII'BBAOHIHO
^^REV.
at the Universalist Church
to-night, by Rev. A. W. Bruce, of Lafa yette. The public are invited to attend.
DR.
JEWETT
is assisting, the pas
tor of Olivet Presbyterian Church, Indi anapolifl 4® series pf meetings this week
M1NI8THBX8.—Skiff, Wheeler, Horn Bray'« celebrated Minstrels will be at Bowling Hall to-morrow night. They give an excellent sho^r.
Two FIRE8 having recently .occurred at Sullivan, the citizens are taking steps to organize a flrJ company, for better piotection hereafter. ItlVt'Jji.-
are still ill
progress at Centenary M. E. Church, in this place. They are to be continued for some time.
MKMTINOS
to-day and to-trior
A. M-,
TO
THE MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CI.UB. —It will be observed, by reference to the advertising columns, that this justly celebrated musical organization announces one tyf their grand concerts, to be given hereon the evening of the 19th instant,at Dowling Hall. They have been for twen-ty-one years recognised as the finest performers of chamber music in the United States, and their popularity has, during all that time, been steadily increasing in proportion to the progress of musical education in the public mind. Each member of the Club is a thorough artist, capable of the finest solo execution, while together they play with absolutely prrfeot accuracy of time, delicacy of shading, Mid beauty of expression, Their Quintette playing is indeed wonderful in these respects, and seems to proceed from one great instrument of enchanting sweetness and purity, in the hands of one master musician, rather than as being the concerted efforts of five different ihstrn. meats. Their programmes are made up of selections of the choiest genis of the greatest masters, and iflntd a rich vatiety of truly classic musid,l^W« heartily advise our readers to attend tlie concert of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club.
Hops.—As announced yesterday the packing season at this point has closed. We give below the number of hogs packed at the three pork houses, and the .average weight:
8. S.
Early's, pork
W. B.
.„
a.at4.anfl
RA..
Office opens
at
7:30
closes at7
ffsunday.open from^S^ m.oto^ m,.
The City and Vicinity" HOW'B your cold.
CJ
_MTWaTagT-'H are next in order
w«, the peojfle wade in imnd.
'fjjj ico dealers want another freeze. Mi'i WHY can't we have a Bkating rink like Other cities?
TOWNSEND packs his ice at Otter
ONE
_...12,009
Warren
W. J.
.^.Total number
If r.
:...us30r.*-
Jail.... 4:35r.»r.
Accommodation .11 25 A. w.
OF TUE
at the Congrega
tional Church. Also preaching in the evening of each day at 7 o'clock. All persons will be cordially welcome.
THE INDEPENDENT of last week closes a leading (editorial tribute t$ John Bartholomew Gangh in the following handsome style: "If anybody wants to know oiir opinion of Mr. Gough as a man, tlieso lines aro to certify that we esteem hi 111 one of the humane, great-hearted, God-fearing souls who area dailjv blessing to their fellow beings, and \vli7wo lifers mission is to make the world better by living in it. His1 countrymen owe him a more than common sympathy and approbation.— May Heaven continue to prosper him in his word and work."
RECOVER.-—'Yes
terday morning Mr. Lewis B.Martin received a dispatch from Nyack, 011 the Hudson river, stating that his brother, Thomas M. Martin, rector of St. Stephen's Church, was sinking very fast, and requesting him to coine on immediately. Mr. Martin left on last, evening's train.
LATEA—Since the above was in type another dispatch has been received announcing that the Rev. Mr. Martin died at noon on yesterday.
av.
200
& €o'Shouse 3,140 206
Rieman
&
Son's
2,158 197
—17,307
THE ROMANCE
"-.-I-.
OF A
PIANO.—Some
Gotham gehins ha? written a little work of this title. It is a smart brochure and contains some facts wjiich may interest our readers. In every instrument, such as the one alluded to in this book, "there are sixteen kinds of wood, namely: Pine, maple, spruce, cherry, walnut, whitewood, apple, basswood' and birch, all of which are indigenous and mahogany, ebony, holly, cedar, beech, rosewood, from Honduras, Ceylon, England, South America and Germany. In this combination, elasticity, strength, pliability, toughness, resonance, lightness, durability and beauty are individual, qualities, and the general result is voice. There are also used of the metals, iron, steel, brass, white metal, gun metal and lead. There are in the same instrument of seven and a half octaves, when completed, 214 strings, making a total length of 787 feet of steel wire, and 500 feet of white (covering) wire. Such a piano will weigh from 900 to 1,000 pounds, and will last, with constant we (not- abuse) fifteen or twenty yfears. The total manufacture of pianos in New York alone averages 15,000 per annum." With a few exceptions, the American pianos are very ordinary, and in a short while have a rattling "tin panish" sound, the action becomes stiff and unequal, and the owner finds that he has a piece of furniture but not an instrument. The instruments of Erard andPleyel, of Paris, Collard, of London, and some of the Leipsic makes are wondei^ of mechanism, durability power, and sweethess of tone and remarkable for elasticity of touch and dis tinctness of articulation! The reasonpianos get out of order, in ltiany instances, is thsCfc they are either put near a draught, too n^ar the fire, with the back to a window or outside wall, are not kept tuned, are not shut after use, and are selected as much as a piece of furniture as an instrument. This, with the amount of "banging" they are subjected to, finishes them. Thalberg once remarked that a piano was a friend to whom he could tell his hopes and thoughts and besure of sympathy and silence that it was something to be caressed, not beaten that, it had soul, even if it was made of wood, iron and other materials, and always sang its sweetest songs to those who dealt kindly with it. -jn.
Rockville Items. 'V"!.',\
From the Rockville Republican we get the following items pertaining lo our neighbor town:
On Wednesday night last, the store of Harding & Bro., in this place, was broken into by burglars, and their safe robbed of $19,235 83, in money. The burglars effected an entrance through a back window, by forcing the shutters apart, and removing the cross-bar, by means of which they were fastened, when by breaking a pane of glass, they were enabled to reach in and unlock the sash, thereby gaining unobstructed admission. By means of a key they succeeded in opening the safe from which, Mr. Harding informs us, they extracted the sum above mentioned. Through fright, or from some other cause unexplained, the burglars left in the room their key files, drills, a dark lantern, a can of powder, and a number of yards of fuse,, which they doubtless designed using in opening the safe, in case it became necessary. As yet no clue has been gained to the perpetrators of the robbery.
As there has been considerable speculation as to whether this loss would not be the cause of a suspension of business, we will state in this connection, that W. H. Harding (upon whom the whole loss falls) informs us that the business will be continued as heretofore, and that he hopes a generous public will still continue tobestow upon llieni a liberal patronage.
NEEDED
M.,
INSTITUTIONS.—
Win.' Tenbrook & Co., we understand, li.ive purchased tVo acres'bf land immediately east of the E. & C. Railroad depot, upon which they design erecting a stave factory. Already they have contracted for the erection of the building, are getting out a large amount of timber, and are rapidly making every other needed preparation to put the machinery iu opeat.ion at an early period. Success Io the (enterprise.
A
YOUNG MAN
from the East, stopping
at, the l'arkfc House, on Sabbath last, got himself severely chastised by the landlord, for an iiisqlt offered one of thedining room girls. Judging Irom the young man's "pliif." he will not soon forgot his experience in Rockville.
The same paper offers thi:* good advice: When you visit the Prairie City don fail to stop at the National House. You will find the gentlemanly and accomodating proprietors ofthis Ilouse prompt in their attention to guests, and their table is always bountifully supplied with the very best the market affords. Long^ may the National continue to enjoy the liberal patronage now bestowed by an appreciative public.
Jlcctiiig of the Vigo Comity Hopuhlican Executive Committee. The Republican Executive Committee of Vigo County will moot at the office of Col. R. W. Thompson, corner of Fifth and Main streets, overTuell,Ripley & Uemings store, on Saturday. 22d inst. at 2 o'clock p.
for the purpose of calling a county convention lo appoint thirty-three delegates to the Republican State Convention to be held at Indianapolis on the 22d day of February, 1870. All Republicans feeling an' interest in the success of the Republican party are respectfully invited to attend.
!h**L.
A.
BORNETT,Chairman!^
The following are the names of the Executive Committee: Harrison township—L. A. Bui nett,Geh. Charles Cnift, (3ot. H. R. Scott,' W. B. Warren, John Ivizer, Nicholas Filbeck, Jonathan Gil man, John Haney, W.H. Manning, Jas. O'Mara, Col. Chas. Smith, Capt. G. W. Hayward, J. Perkins. lloney Creek—Nelson St. Clair, David Pugh.
Sugar Creek—John Barnard, W. W. Casto. Fayette—Jas. W. Watts, W. D. Shuey,
Otter Creek—Harvey Evans, E. A. Johnson,. Nevins—H. »S. Creal, William Rukes.
Lost Creek—Henry Fairbanks, Isaac C. Myers. Riley—W. R. Ray, TV S. Lee.
Pierson—William Brown," John E. Woodruff. Linton—James Sanford. Frederick Bitcher.
Prairie Creek—J. D. E. Kester, Ira.C, Tichenor dee'd. Prairieton—Wm.A. Cunn. G. W. Dickersoh.
A
Meeting.—The active and passive members of the Msennerchor are invited to attend a meeting on Sunday afternoon, January 16th, at 3 o'clock, at the new Turner Hall,on Ninth street. By order of th ei 'Msennercho!^ S"
H.
RAABE,
Sec'y.
Miss Aaielia Ritterskaap informs the public of Terre Haute and vicinity that she occupys the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Reigleman, deceased, the stock of switches, curls and all kinds of ornamental hair work, at the old National Bank building on Ohio steets. Work attended to promptly also will take in all kinds of sewing. Janl3-dlm.
Palace Dollar Store just received a new and elegant stock of Perfumes.
Gents Furnishing Goods—Go to W. Ryce & Co*8 for white dress shifts if you want a good fit-. Cuffs, collars, ties, scafs Ac. ,. o. ,,
Go to the Palace Dollar Store for Napkins, Towels. Handkerchiefs and Underwear.
i(
l.^v
Real Thread Lace,,Collars,^ tjie Palace Dollar Store.
$5.50, $5.50.—Best brands white wheat flour at $5.50 per barrel delivered free anywhere In the city at Turner & Bun tin's, corner Seventh and Main street:
Go to the Palace Dollar Store.
Go to W. S. Ryce & Co'9 for Black Alpacas. Ask for the Royal Standard Black Alpaca. ..
The new style "Rose Tint" Visiting Cards, four sizes, received at the P. O, Book Store. Call and see them. r0,d6t S. R. BAKER & Co.
New and Elegant Stock of Ladies Kids at the Palace Dollar Store.
W. S. Ryce & Co's. is the place to uuy bleached Muslins and Irish linens.
A Fixed Fact.—Herz& Arnold's Fifty Cent Department contains better bargains in goods in their line than a dollar store.
Lawrance is receiving a. nice stock of machines for the holiday trade. Office 83 Main street.
Corsets! Corsets! Corsets!—TPhe best goods, best assortment and lowest prices at Herz & Arnold's.
center, for $1.00 at Herz & Arnold's.
New Sliver Ware of the most beau tiful devise—too late for Christmas—just in time for New Year, at John R. Free
'Sweet Cider and boiled cider by the gallon, at C. I. Ripley's.
Ask your lady friends why they don't use Moody's Baking Powders?
Chatelain Braids at Herz & Arnold's.
Tailors, Shoemakers and others using silk will find a good supply at Lawrance's. ft f, 7
Presents.—Of course, people buying holiday presents will look at the ha^idsome assortment at S. R. FrSeman's, near corner 6th street, on Main, before making their purchases ih
-I-»!
ii NT.—•' IMI.
IF.—If you want anything if yon have anything you want to get rid of if you have lost or found anything want to do anything or want anything done for you, advertise in the 25 cent column of the EXPRESS.
It is the best advertisement
you can have for the least, mono. 7~i Who don't nse Moody's Baking Powders?
For ffloaftiTuiid Shawls go to Cornelius & Haggerty's.
Mohair Switches in all
qualities
Bliades
Lamps, Chimneys, Table Cutlery, Plated Goods, &c.% at very low figures, at F. C. Claussen's, No. 70 Main street.
Best quality of Fresh Meats of all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Obit) Pork Sausage every day. Call and see for yourself., dtf.
J.VoRts.
Itargaiiis Bargains !!—ErfeUch Goblets onlv $1.50 per doz Glass Sets, four pieces only $1 per set Covered GlassBowls only 75 cents a piece, at F. C. tjlanssen's New Qiiecnsware street. ,,
Store, No. 70 Main
O'Boyle Bros, have removed their wholesale and retail stock of Boots and Shoes to 132 Main street, next door lo Tuell, Ripley & Deming, and will open at their new store Saturday morning Nov. 27th. „tXVT Nov26-dtf.
O'Boyle Brothers will open this morning in their new store, 132 Main street, next dooi4 toTnell, Ripley & Dewing, where they will be pleased to have all call, in want of Boots and Shoes. They have added to their large stock, and marked all goods down, and are determined not to be undersold. Call and examine good and prices. Remember the place, 132. 27 tf.
Catarrh, Cold in the Head, 6ad Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be completely cured by the nse of Boeder» German Sntiff. The article is one of great merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great Ls their confidence in its merits as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs but 35 cents and will do yon good. For sale all druggists.
IRAbyGROVER, Jr., Special Agent. decS-dtf
Cheapest Place fer Cwtei* Made Clothing. John Barnikle, Merchant Tailor, will sell his stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings during the next thirtv davs lower than they have ever been sold in Terre Haute.
The best Black and Fancy colored Cloths imported to America made into Frock Coats best style, $31 second best, $23 to $28.
Chinchillas and Par Bearer Ovwooata, $31. A large stocW of Spring Overcoatings will be made up in the beet style from $21 to $25 all other goods low in proportion. No. Ill Main street, up-stairs. 4-d3w
Pocket Knifes.—The finest and mos varied stock of pocket cutlery to be found ih the city is kept at the Postoffice News Depot and will be acrid on termsjhat defy Competition. 1-tf-
"^PRnrrnfc.—If you want any kind of printing done, come to thisoffibe and look at the specimens we are daij^ turning out. —r
WAWTS, &C.
Advert iseni en ts
11
ot
"wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc., will he inserted in,the DAIIIY ExpRKas for
Dooley's Baking Powder
Well deserves the reputatien attained as it is by far the best and cheapest in market. No baking powder has ever been manufactured so free from deleterious substances, and so exactly proportioned that good, sweet, light rolls, biscuits or pastry could be made each time with success. It is always ready for nse, reliable, and requires but about half the quantity of any other in market. Will not spoil in any climate. Grocers everywhere keep it. dlw.
Flour! Flour!! Flour!!!—Choice White Wheat Family Flour, delivered free $5,50 per barrel. A
R. L. THOMPSON & Co.,
8dlw Anchor Mills.
New Stock of goods just received at the Palace Dollar Store.
Best* Jersey Sausage can be had dai ly at Jo Rupp's meat stand, on the south side of Main street, between Sixth and Seventh. Also, fresh Lard.
T3
M. V. Moudy & Co., successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail To bacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our old, as well as new, customers will be cheerfully received. In our new place we always have something new to show our custom era. Our stock consists of many little and big items, something to amuse our chewers, smokers and' lookers-on. Our stock of Plug, Smoking aud Finecut to bacco, Pipes, Smokers' articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and complete All persons looking ifor the weed, or, something nice for a holiday present, will please give us a call.
MARRIED.
QARMONG—BEYMBR—In
the 13th inst, by Rev.
3
A Splendid Lace Handkerchief, linen
Jet Jewelry, new and fashionable, at John R. Freeman's. 7-dtf.
Mince Meat for pies, by the quarter gallon, at C. I. Ripley's.
Sets of Cheap Jewelry, .worth from $1 to $2, for only 50 cents a set, at Hei & Arnold's. _i_
10
o'clock
this city, on
S. M.
Stimson
Jonas GarmoDg and Miss Jennie Beymer.MR
DIED.
GILMAN—January
13th, of
Silas
E.
Gilman,aged
17
years,CsnBnmptioi
9
months an
days, son of Ichaood Gilman Funeral from the residence
OR
the parents
on South 3d street,Saturday,January 15th,at
A. M. THE
friends of the family
will attend without further notice.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jETNA LIFE INS. CO.
iooO
Annual Income $6,000,000
4ssets Jan. 1,1870, $13,000,000.
—r rfisJ.
B. B. MYRICK, Qen'l Agt. L. G. HAGER, Local Agt. jal3d3m
... .•
NOTICE.—The
partnership heretofore ex
isting between the undersigned is this day. dissolved mutual consent, Joseph Heinl retiring.byThe business Will be settled by John
G.
and Lorenz Heinl, who are au
thorized to coll&at all debts due the old firm.
JOHN G. HEINL.
MJftfllH
JOMHEINL.'
Tho undorsiincjl will continue the business of
"Florists'ana
Nurserymen,"
Brothers."
jyl3dw3t
"at
"FAMILY GROCERIES.
JA9. H. TURNKK,
ft
T. O. BUNTO*.
TURNER & BUNTIN,
Wholesale and Retail
JL) KjA Ij Ji2 It
ff
1
and
at Ilerz & Arnold's^ ry( "j
All kinds of'
Family Groceries.
We are now opening a general stock ofFamiGroceries, embracing every article usually joiind in such
.osfblishmonts,and
request our
friends and the public to give us a call and oxainine our Stock and Prices. All kinds
FLOUR ANT) JF EE J}. We have also opened aFlourandFood Store, whero yon can atall times the best of
ly Flour, Hay, Oats, Bran,get
Will keep on hand a full supply of food for man and beast.
FEK„,
Will keep constantly on hand a fresh supply
DIE
1st of September a
A FRESH ME AT MARKET, And keep all kinds of fresh meat. Leave your orders and they will be filled and delivered lromptly to all parts of the city. Will also uy all kinds of
CRAIN DEALERS.
JOHN HANEY,
AMUSEMENTS.
THE ELOQUENT
JOHN B. GOUGE
WILL DELIVER
TWO LECTURES,
DOWLING IIALL,
......
0N
Friday and Monday, January 21st and 24tn.
Sutject of first Leetore: !'V-I
TEMPERANCE.
Second Lectnro, Entirely New, entitled
CIRCUMSTANCES. Admission.. OO r«ali.
The sale of will beirin on Monday, the
)ReservedatSeata
7thinst., Bartlett
&
flrnndy'«
Store. Hdlw
DOWLING HALL.
The Monarclis areComlng!
TWO ^JGJiTS QNLll
Monday and Tuesday, January 17th and 18t
THE OLD ORIGINAL?
Newcomb'Sf Minstrels!!
'Will
give two of their great sensati
-TV'.'II ''SRAMNTES,
enbracing
New Songs, Dances, Popular Burlesques, Eighteen Star Performers! Forming a combination of Talent seldom equalled, never excelled Admission
jal4d3t
COITCERT! AT DOWLING'S HALL!
Wednesday, January 1^.
MendelssohnQuintette Club
OF BOSTON, (Their Slat SeMon) Assisted by the distinguished high Soprano,
^MISS JENNY BUSK.
Tickets with Reserved Seats For sale at Kantman'S Music Store.$1.00 Tickets without Reserved
SKIFF, WHEELER, HORN & BRAY'S I'2ST S BE L'S 1
The Autocrats of the Profession, Combining more
"Sugar
the old
stand, undor the name and style of
"Heinl
L0RKNZ IIEINL.
JOHN G- IIEINL.
M.^TFRSLCIL'^MAUAGER!''C.'S.F'(?RI§TL?,
A
01
COUNTRY PltOOUCE Bought at the market price. Give us a call.— No trouble to show goods.
I'. FT
Fami
AC.
goods de
livered free of charge in the city.All
TURNER & BLINTIN,
Corner 7th and Main Street.
Terre Haute,
OCT. 6,1869.
dtf
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
»f I fvi-s
J. f!»"
The undersigned having gone into business at
C. N. DEMOREST'S
old stand on
r-f: LTT.t!
Oliio St., bet. Fourth & Fifth,
Murray,asabove,I©
nt mu
KRILLT,
.ropLTRYv
Anl general nssortment of W
Family Groceries and Provisions.
and
COUNTRY PRODUCE, 'i
Farmers will do well to call before selling.
J. E. VOORHEES.
aug31dtf.
IS
Agt.'
GRAND MASQUAKADE!
Under the auspecies of the Xerre-Hauto
{TURN- VEREXN!
On Monday Evening, Jan, 31st,
At lho
fcS
it]
\l
TURNER HALL On Ninth Street.
,\* FB».
Tickets of admission
BALL
GRAND
Willlio given by
FREYJA HEIN No. 5, V.
For the Benefit of the
At their Hall, cor. of 7th and Main Sis.,
On Monday Evening, Feb. 14th.
Tickets to be bad at the door, or of members of Druids. Admission
will centinne Boot and
Shoe business at th Old Stand,the.98
street, where, by
No Main
O'
ffering a ftfod article at a
reasonable rate, and by having a full assortment.1hope to receive a liberal share of the trade jalOdtf
FRS-C. CRAWFORD.
JOHN BARNIKLEA
METtcnANT
TAILOR,
MAIN STREET,
A
Over Saxton Walmsley's
L»nr
Would respectfully caU the attention
of
Vegetables of all kinds. Will also open on
eitiiens of Terre
Hante.Undthe pnblie
ready to make it np in
•iif!
,,vl
Commission Merchant^
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Grain. Warehouse on North First Street, at Canal Basin. Terrq-Haute, Indiana.
Striet attention pavd to receiving and for. Warding toods. jelndwtf
THE LATEST STYLE AHD ON V,
SHORT IVOIICE, '**r And on very Reasonable Terms. Having no
to pay, he promises to make up to ther the goods be furnished by
high rents
»rdier,
or not. Everything #1(?UTUNYdoneand warranted to fit. patrpnatte solicited.
MEDICINAL. W. JOHlfSTON, M. D. OFFICE—OVER REACH'S BANK.
RKS»MCB—North
BIJE
«ss
iyA
W' ..sV-
WANTED!
ONIiir S5 CdfTS!
CHEAP ENOUGH!
DO YOU WANT HELFP ABTKHUB IS TB
DO YOU WANT A HOUSE? ABVKKTHB IH TUB KXTMSS.
Do Yon Want to Buy or Sell? iinsqu ID BXPBSSS.
Have You Property for Sale? ADTEBTKK IH THE KXPKE8R. THE EXPRESS,
of Houses
having the largest home
circulation, is the best medium to secure your wants by advertising. We now put rates so low that there is exouse for not making known your wants.no
"Help
Wanted,"
"Situation
for
"Rooms
T7K)UND—A
Seats,.
..75
cents,
For sale at the door
Doors open at
7%,
Concert to commence at jal3d#t8.
DOWLING HALL! ... Sl ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Saturday, January 15tli.
than
ever before concentrated in one'organization, prominent among whom are
MR. EPH HORN,
The Veteran Comedian.
ID
MR. WALTER BRAY, The eminent California Comedian the nal^and only
Bob."
YOUNG EPH HORN,
The LioniBanjoist and Eccentric Comodian. aided by the thost brilliant
CORPS
mental, Vooat and
of Instru
S»ltatorial
pair of Gold Framed Spectacle
which the owner ean obtain at this omc
WANTED.
T1TANTED—A SAWYER—W YV stands running
Engineer enquire
Grist Mill or addrei Haute,Ind.
WANTED—A
exchanged for lands in Kansas. For farthei information call on
FOR
ner
gifts.
ian and Widow Fund!
81-00-
Music by Prof. Cuqua's Band. jal3
and Frs. Crawford was dissolved on the first day of January,
A. MYT0N,
LOR SALE
SALE—The
,t(V
Advertisements
"Wanted," "For
Rent,"
Sale"and
"For
to Let,
Wanted,"
"Property
far Sale,'
"Boarding,""Lost,""Found,""Strayed," "Stolen,""Personal,"
Ac., will be inserted
25 CENTS A ©AYS
These terms are applicable to all advertise ments of the-above class, of tve lines and under.
'-T'
Have You houses or Rooms for Rent? ADVERTISE 19 THE EXFHRNN.-
ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.
Parties wishing to advertise in the
PRESS,
.' 50
Reserved Seats
cents
75
cents
N. D. ROBERTS,
nl a-??
EX
and livirig at a distance from this
office,
can iaolose their advertisement in an envelope, with the necessary pay,and ward the same to us through tile Postoffice.for
L08T.
X1—A
Manager
YOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
set of npper teeth: the finder will
be rewarded on leaving the same at this office. Mdlt
FOUND.,
who under-
a Milay
I
Milay Mill also an
No.
1
Blacksmith to iron
wagons,immediately,onewho,does not use liquor apply to
J. LUTES,
Macksville,
TXT"ANTED—COAL MINERS-Will
""""JOMFAIHAKB.
W ^PE^E^LAW1B^^^rthe*lS«
Law Partner the Chief-Jastioe of Mass, Entirely new,offhll, complete and reliable Recommended by the most eminent Judges, etc.. of Ohio, Ind., Ky.,TennM and isaur other States, from Maine to as the best, mosf comprehensible,California,useful
West Fourth
P.
8.—Alsostreet,Cincinnati.-class
Agents wanted for
at Ryce
Son's,93Main street.J. jaod7t
Watton
Cottage HALL.
acres enquire of
Farm
BROWNING &
J.
1870.
be closed.
V.
COM. OF ARRANGEMENT.
DISSOLUTION. .'XUMM
Notice is hereby given that tho heretofore existing betweon Thos.partnership
W7LDT, LHWTS
P.
Murray
All parties know
ing thomselves indebted to the firm are re quested to call
AND
settle,asP.
the books
must
THOS. MURRAY. FRS. C. CRAWFORD.
Having purchased the interest of Mr.
a
be paid
.Itw
and most
Book ever prepared for popular use. The high character of the work,its to all classes, its splendid recommendations,valuepractical and its beautiful appearance, place
Agent
on high road to success from the very out set.the Address,
E. HANNAFORD CO., 177
Greeley',
American Conflict, and other first works ja5dwlm
FOR RENT.
FChestnut—HOUSE-K)ncorter_o/
IRRENT SD
streets,
jan5dtf
ARTISTIC MJ3RIT
T710R RENT-A RARE CHANCE
T^OR SALE.—HOUSE AND LOT
irigi-
JD
Fat
artists that
ever appeared before the American pablic. Admission
50
cents. Reserved seats75 cents-
narFor partiaulars'soe illuttiitaalod Jostera,
and
..
M.M, JOAB,
ness—the Red Front House opposite the Postoffice is for rent or lease for four years Appl* toLUTHER
GRIGSWT,
-January IS, 1870.
for busi-
2Mtf
FOR SALE.
on corner
Centre and Elm streets going West and bound to sell for further informationjwply on the premises. jal0d6t J.
E.
)R SALE—A
FERRIS.
house and
2M
acres of land,
the north end of Sixth street the house has five roomS and lattice kitchen on the premises is1 a good' wood-house and smoke house the lot is with shade and fruit trees,shrubbery,well etc.,set
well adapted to the
of gardener will be sold cheap
for cash,use
or
168
WM
ja6d3t-eod
situated'on the southeast corner of 12th and streets There is two feet front lots,Main
two-story^briok.building,24andenquire
a
N. 13.
corner of 9th and Ohio streets
5-2w
FWagonSALB—A
3R good Spring
and Harness,also a good Family
Horse. Enquire of
E. R. WRIGHT,
&
5100
Music by Prof. Tout's Band 1. 13d3t
at Tur
Buntin'S.cor. Main and 7th sts. ocodif
Prof. Hanlltsa's M«4 tested Ceagh
CMM^
made from extracts
THAT
PREPAY
ed in vacuo—A certain and effective remedy for Cotds, Hoarseness,Coughs
Sore
Throat,Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption,Its great popularity and immense
COIJWH!
sales is a guaranty of its great value. Those who try—always use it--oure their colds and avoid Consumption and an early grave., One million sold annually,SLOAN,
THOMAS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFIOR—No. 82MainStreet,upstairs.
GARDENERS TAKE NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER'S,SA1E—Theby
acres off the north side of lot
16.
town
12.
.of
I
SUD^KND
A
him
verything in his line cheaper than
whether
Pleas,
aug29dtf
Chestnnt Street], be
tween Ith and 5th. All calls answered promptly, day or night
.J4?I-«OVSU.
undersign
ed,Commissioner appointed the Vigo Court of Common Pleas, will, Satwday, Jan,22d,
A. D., 18W»,
at
1
o'clockon
at the House
OOOLFI''Stofe,
of said
door,8inand
diana,Courtfor
Terre Haute,day In
offer sale lots
11.
and
1
6t -4
north range
the
gen
eral. that he has rented rooms above Saxton
&
Walmsley's Dry Goods Store, for the purpose of carrying on
MERCHANT TAILORING.
He keeps always oa hand a Fashionable selection or Ca88imeresT VeBtings, Clotha,
9
in all,
20
ileal estate Mlonftng to th* heirs of John Bischoff, late of said county deceased.
balance in equal paymemts, in one, two, three, four ana Ave years,die purchaser giv ing notes bearing
10
&o.#
is well improved, all fenced,new
house VA stories high, cost 82.5X
property like this
A
well cis
tern stable, sheds* smoke-house,, fine orch
A
-_
ard,, hot-beds, strawberries and all small fruit ready for and onednArterof
niil©gardening,liniitswithin
of ths city
Persens wishing t°
will call at the
M«ket
premises,
on
street, on Ferdinand Feidler,NorthrMarket
Adm of said
estate,or or on the undersigned. 4„_.
on the
PRESSED
is seldom offered. Do not
PBYEORFOT®IFJOSEPHH.
liberal
terms,
FORGET
the time
the
MAD
VIM
Court of
COMMON
BLAKE,
Janl3-dtd
Com r.
4J3
SELLIN60TJT AT COST!
For the purpose of hanging our business we will sell Our en^e Stocklt this date and until !Ur: irted ther notice, consisting of a general and wellStock of
DRY GOODS AND NOTXOHS.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tick! Stripes, Brown and Bleached Cantons, Prints and Ginghams of all kinds.,
and other first-class Makers.
In aU the essential points to be united in making
A
valuable business Store,
all re
quisite improvements For terms, at the
&
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, Crashes and Irish Linens.
1 CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Coating Doeskins, Jeans, Tweeds, Waterproofli and Sackings.
DRESS GOODS
In great variety, from the Best Silk and Silk Poplin to common DeLaines.
CLOAKS AND "SHAWLS, And Cloakings and Cloak Trl^unings, Nubias, Scarfe Hoods.
4
il A •",
A CORNELIUS! fc'lBAdOi'&TYr
MUSICAL.
L.
KISSNER'S
Palace of Music,
riLA.lsrOS. iSR
THE CELEBRATED KN ABE, Steele's, Patent Cycleid,
truly first-class instrument, these
Pianos have earned for themselves a reputa
tion ofForeign Ribbon Decorations Ac-,regardlessplaces
AC.,
that them
WITHOUT RIVALS!
While to buyers the following important
abroad.
A
and seld by all drug-
General Agts
For sale by all druggists in Terre-Haute. dec8d6m
CARRIAGES.
JTIU.IAM
rOTHF
WILDY, THOMAS & CO., Carriage Manufacturers, Corner 2d an Walnut Sts. Terre Haute,Ind
Repairing done promptly and at!Low Rates ie2dtf
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN P. BAIBD,
T. P.
JJAIRD
OHABLSaOaPFT.
it
CRUFT,
All kinds of Instruments repaired.
PAINTERS.
I**W.HOWARD MANNING,
Sign and Carriage Painter
now prepared te do all kinds of Bunry,
„I
Ram. agoo Carriage and Sign Painting, on a lit tle netter terms to customers wan any other firm in the city if you don't believe it try mo.
N. B.
10,.
in section
west,all containing,
274-100th acres—A portion of the
All work warranted to give satisfac
^SIIOR—On
3d street, between Main
Cherry.
SAL*.—One,sixteenth cash, the
TERMS OP
per cent, interest inter
est payable annually,secured by mortgage on
Checks and ool Flannels,
of-
\'\b a,'}/
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, And a fUll line of Ribbons, Notions uid fancy Goods.
WHITE GOODS, LACES igs, inc is, Real
Embroideries and Trimmings, including Black and Colored Velvets. Fringes, Real Guipure and
ralc
All of which will be sold strictly at COST. The best opportunity ever offered in Terre-Haute to buy. Goods. To be convinced call and, see for yourselves.
\yt Jh
a
at
I R~ |1(. CHARTORCD, 1810.
.and
DYERS.
Jif'l i'
RENOVATUT^, In all its Branches, at H. P. Reiner's Dye Hou^e,
Main St., bet. 6th and 7th. sepl7d2m
HM.
_________
TjiMPLOTMENT AND BUSINESS. Persons in want of situations Partnew, Book-keepers, Salesmen,
CJe/k'iX
j^t to
Tim«-keeners. Collectors, Ac., will ana to their interest to make application at ouroffice, or address us we have an eitensiveacquainiAneA with tho MerehADts isd Bmiujm
SMITH, Chemical Dye Works. 8econd street, between Main
•nd Cherry, adjoining the Stewart House. Dyeing in all its branches, such as Crepe Shawls, Ribbons, Silk of all kinds. Merino and DeLaine, Dresses, Curtains, Pinnies. Lace, Velvet. Parasols and
Fringes.
damaging
M#t
St Louis?and will guarantee satisfaction applVd^ly mail inclose stamp .for PI12DFWRE
Pine Street, St.LOUI»O-
siSSitftss
S
FtRST CLASS,
rj
i« IXI
CASH INDEMNITY
fbi
I s.t. "rjiig 1' r! (j-. »». W A O
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN.
1^' CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000. 5 -„I! Cash Assets Nov. 1, I860.
con
Siderations are offered: 1st. In making continually purchases
O
large number of Instruments at a time for easn. besides receiving the benefits of lowest discounts, it secures me likewise,the
al
ways the most choice instruments. 3d. Occupying the extensive building of my own thus saving the costly rents also being able to attend personally to tho tuning and repairing, enables me to offer to buyers such superior instruments which simply are below eempetition of any other dealer here
OR
full assortment of the celebrated Silver Tougue
Organs and Melodeons Constantly on also Sheet Music, IN struction Books,handevery,varietyof
and Smaller
Musical,Instruments. When needing any in the Musio line send orders or call at*article
Headquarters of tho Music Trade. IN
TEItBE HAXJTE.
Kissner's Palace of Music, No. 48 OHIO STREET, I (Opp. the old Court House.)
TUBE HAUTE, 1H1»,
N. B.
S2,'413,732 70.
As a medium of safe and available Indemnity against loss or damage by FIRE.
f.t
The olaims of this well known Institution are second to those of no other. SIXTY TEARS OF STABLE SUCCESS. More than Ten Milium* of Lotus Paidff n"* "i. ''wKj'siUJMi .i
Market value of Stock, (Shares 9100 each)
S250.
1 1 1
a
"ii
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. ,, Business conducted o(T principles of Commercial honor, Fair Rates, Liberal Terms* Prompt Settlements.
HAGER ft McKEEN, Agents. jaSdtf Terre Haute and Vicinity'.
IVIDEND NOTICE.
•t
fu
NATIONAL
,, I TBKKK HADTS, IHD.,JanuaryB5,1810.ANE,TATBS The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of five (5) percent, free from Government tax, payable to Stockholders on demand. ja6 C.
M. WARREN, Cashier-
Wm. M. Barr,
r«i
N. B. Yealcte
BARE TEAZLE,: House and Sign Painters
4UiSi., 0|ip. Geatral Kigiie Itaae, AU work^entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. tftAntinn mvan lit R2#n Paln„ dly
Special attention given to Sign Paintjag nd Graining.
AGENTS WANTED! Everybody's Lawyer.
AND BOOK OF FOBMp. It Is a Law Library Coadeaeed I It Is the Latest aad Best Werk out I It
Is
tke aMStireUable ever
,tllu "4
T\YBING. SCOURING, -L'.-.t In,.
Issaed
It Isalike saUtet to,aU the Stotes I It to alike Halted to all tke States I
,t?,THE°NlBW
Particular at
tention paid to Cleaning *n omt
the colors, such articles as Urepe
S&Xsak Dresjes. M.nno wd DeLain Dresses, Broche Shairls, Cashmere Shawls. Cloaks, Carpets and Piano Covers, Cleaning of Oents' Coats. Pants, and Vests neatly done, •riOdlal
mM IlljSRlS
if ii
si' ,f
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MAP WONDER" for every
subscriber, sent free 80 page*. Address 8dlm GOODSPKEB CO.,Cqicago.
ARCHITECT.
^RCHITECT BUILDER,
jr. jl.
|P
rmi'
VRYDAOH,
•i-j-.,
Plans.Sp^cifications, Superintendanee, Detail Drawings furnished for every daaori*-. Hon of Buildings.
Ornpa—Northeast corner of WabseMand Sixth Streets, 2d story, Doming Block.
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