Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 January 1870 — Page 4

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TEBBE-HAUTEj IND.

Meaiay Meraiag, Jaaaarjr 24,1870.

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Post Office opens at 7:90 a. m.and closes at 7 n8*.m. to9a. m. L. A. BCBS^.P- M-

On'Sundays open from 8a.m. to 9 a.

The City and Ticinlty.

GcfooH again to-night.

VAMamura Day draweth nigh.

Bishop Simpbok's Lecture on Wednesday evening of this week.

"Cibcu if stances" will be considered by Qongh at Dowling Hall to-night.

Tickets for Dan Shelby's benefit are going off like hot cakes, at B. Cox & Co's.

No one should fail to attend Bishop Simpson's lecture on Wednesday evening next.

Attorney General Williamson submitted a brief in the Stevens case yesterfaT.—Ind, Journal Saturday.

Major John L. Evans, our popular and efficient Auditor of State, was in the city on Saturday.

iT thought that the Supreme Court will grant Stevens, the Terre Hairto murderer, anew trial.—lnd. Journal,Saturday.

Hbnby Rbdpobd didn't erect the first tavern kept in Terre Haute—so an old residenter informs the Journal. Who did?

The steamer Gronendyke had the upper portion of Its works torn off by being drawn under the bridge at Clinton on Friday night.

Tub FUNERAL of Capt. Carlton A. Goodwin will occur on Toesday at two o'clock P. M., from his late residence, on South Eighth street

Tback IiAYIHG on the new road to In dianapolia, which has been retarded up to Saturday evening, by a hard pan cut about seven miles out, will be resumed this morning, and for a stretch of four teen miles the iron will be laid down at the rate of one mile a day, with favorable weather.

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Wb were incorrectly informed wlien we made the statement a few day? since that Capt. Barrick had purchased the steamer Gronendyke. He is running the steamer Zanesville for a short time. On Saturday he brought up from points below the largest load of pork ever carried by that boat.

The Comrades-ln-Arms of C. A. Good win are requested to meet at the Central Engine-house, at 1 o'clock on Tuesday, armed and equipped, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to his memory. Soldiers having arms and equipments are requested to bring them to the above plaee.

The Republican Executive Committee met on Saturday afternoon, and resolved upon calling a Mass Convention of the Republican voters of Vigo County, to assemble at the new Court House, on Saturday, February 12th, for the purpose of se lecting delegates to the State Convention and for the transaction of such other busing* as may be brought before the meet ing.

Three ladies got out of a carriage on Ohio street, near Dr. Pence's drag store, on Saturday afternoon, in a sudden and most unexpected manner. The front wheel eame off while they were driving at a rapid rate, and headlong they went upon the ground, greatly to the damage of their clothes, but with no serious damage to their persons, beyond a few bruises upon the face of the lady driving. She held the reins, manfully, until assistance arrived, thus preventing a runaway.

Most of our city readers are already aware that on Saturday evening an unprovoked assault was made by a middleaged man, well-known in this city, upon a highly esteemed citixen, far advanced in life and feeble in health The attack was made upon the gentleman in liia room at his own residence, atai-so ftr W we cau learn, was of sOjdi a character as demand the severest dMRMtiaiiou.— We had report of the affair for pu issue, but at the urgent friends of the gentleman have reluctantly consented to suppreMr it, There are numerous versions of the assault circulating about town, in which, it is represented that great violence was used, and that the party attacked was knocked down with a chair and severely ii\jored. Such, however, is not the fact. The gentleman received only a single blow with the fist, and that not a severe one, and no serious or permanent injury was produced. The truth in this case is bad enough, and there is no necessity for exaggeration. -t,

Carl Goodwin Destroys his Life!

Yesterday morning Carltjpn A. win, a well-known citisen, committed suicide by shooting himself through the head with a pistol. It appears that he had been away from home all the night previous, and returning at about eight o'clock yesterday morning he entered the stable at the rear of his residence, unperceived by his family, and ascending to the loft, pulled a delicate trigger, thereby ending his troubles on earth and sending his soul unbidden in the presence Of his Maker.

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POST OFFICE DIBECtOKY.

Coroner Christy summoned a Jnry directly after the commission {f the act, who, after hearing the evidence, returned a verdiet in accordance with the above facts.

Capt. Goodwin enlisted at the breaking out of the war, and served with much credit in the Eleventh Indians. 3y a wound in the head, causing the loss of an eye, he was obliged to retire from the service. His Bepublii friends nominated him soon after to the office of City Treasurer, and spch was his popularity that he ran far ahead of the ticket. Unfortunatly during thetfme he held this office he formed habits of dissipation caused mainly by the wound in his head, which at times caused iniense and prolonged pain. His accounts were kept in such an unsatisfactory shape, that his friends declined to renominate him at the last city election. He felt the rebuke most keenly, and from that date his intemperate habits steadily increased, until at last we are called'to write his sad taking off, with mingled feelings of sorrow and pity. Alas! poor Carl, yon were your own worst enemy.

The City Council held a special meet ing Saturday night last, all the members beiug present.

Mayor Cookerly announced that the Council had been called together to consider and act upon the Railroad bond and Sunday law questions.

An ordinance xMm presented providing for a subscription to the capital stock of the Evansville, Terre Haute & Chicago Railway Company, authorising the issue of $100,000 of coupon bonds of the city.

The ordinance was passed by a unani mous vote and ordered to be published The majority of the Special Committee on the Sunday Law question, Messrs. Miller and-Mattox, submitted a report in favor of such a measure, accompanied by an ordinance on the subject. The report and the ordinance were defeated by the following vote:

Ayes:—Miller, Mattox and Roekwell. Nays—Messrs. Cox, Coats, Dowling, Fouts, O'Connell, and Seeburger.

Not voting—Mr. Scudder. Mr. Coats, of the same speoial committee, submitted a minority report against the passage of such a local Sunday law. This report was adopted by the following vote:

Ayes—Messrs. Cox, Coats, Dowling, Fouts, O'Connell, Scudder and Seeburger. Nava—Miller, Mattox and Rockwell.

A series of resolutions were then offered and unanimously passed requesting the Mayor aud other city officials to enforce the State Sunday Law.

Mr. S. H. Potter presented a petition asking for the appointment of a city wood measurer. On motion of Mr. Gox, the' petition was laid on the table.

The Council then adjourned.

Reat, Estate Transfbrs.—The fol lowing transfers of real estate were enter ed upon tho Recorder's books during this week:

Martha E. Harris to James B. Harris undivided of a lot in Rose's subdivision for $1,000.

John G. Heinl and' others to Joseph Heinl undivided $ interest in Dean's sub division for $2,000.

Martin H. Kennedy to Sarah J. Ken nedy lot in Fountain's addition for $1,500. Louis M. Cook to James Cook undivided interest in a lot in the city for $4,000.

Wm.H. Stewart, Sheriff, to Geo. C. Duy lot in Gookins' addition for $264.07. Eliza Jones to Samuel Cheek 10 aorea in Lost Creek township for $300.

James M.Moore to Charles H. Moore 10 acres in Linton toilliship for $200. Charles H. Moore tp James W. Moore 11 acres in same township for $200.

Chas. E. Ruggles to Jane E. Deck, in terest in lot in city for $200. James Jackson to Origin B. Sou lea lot in city for $500.

Origin B. Sou let, trustee, to Eliza Jack son, same property for $500. Eliza J. Dean to Charles S. Melcher lot in Rose's subdivision for $425.

C. W. Barbour, Gurdian, to Henry Ota, 40 acres in township for $400.

SMeredithFayette

Kearney to T. A. Hayworth

acres in Prairie Creek township for $200. Trustees of Second Baptist Chuich Trustees 1st Baptist Church, lot in Rose's subdivision for $100.

Thomas Thompon to Win. R. Morgan 80 acres in Prairie Creek for $1,350. O. C. Fuqua to S. B. Stark lot in Rose'i subdivision for $200.

David Peoples and others to Brantly Nichols 10 acres in Riley Township for $250.

MAnit1AGE LiCEXsm were issued last week by the County Clerk to the follow ing parties:

John H. Thompson and Elizabeth F. Frazier. George E. Von Keurer and Mary Moore.

John McCabe and Bridget Kirby. Walter S. Allen and Barbara L. Phillips. ~7

Henry C. Miller and Isabella Gray.'®? Micajah W. Collins and Semantha J. My ere.

John Chess and Sarah Stater. ^rWr James Kane and Margaret Keener. John Connop and Violetta Keppfe. Jphn Denny and Alice Frayzer. Jtaper N. Wilson and Clara Woodruff.

At a special conclave of Dow Hag Commandery, No. 16, KnighU Templar, held at its Asylum in Terre Haate, ffMinlay evening, January 22,1870, tlie toll of Sir Knight Rev. Thomas Mills Martin, which occurred at Nyack, New York, on the I5th inst., was aanonaeed by the Em Commander.

On motion, Sir Knights Charles Craft, Jonathan B. Hager and Alexander Thomas were appointed a committee to prepare resolutions expressive of (he deep sorrow of the Commandery occasioned tqr this sad event, who returned the following report, which was unanimously adopted, to wit:

An alarm has come to the door of our Asylum and the messenger was Death! A burning taper of life, in our Commandery, has been extinguished, and none, save the High and Holy One, ean relight it. Our well-beloved brother Thomas Milk Martin has been called, by the Sovereign Ruler of the Universe, to the blessed. Asylum above! He wascreated a Knight Templar by Raper Commandery No. 1, at Indianapolis in December, 1864, and was one or the charter members of this Commandery. He was active, earnest, enthusiastic and prompt in the performance of all his Templar duties. From the organisation of this Commandery uqtil his recent departure from this city, he held the office of Em. Prelate and discharged the duties connected therewith most ably and acceptably. His death will be mourned as an irreparable loss ty this Commandery. In view, therefore, of this afflictive event, be it

Resolved, That this commandery have learned with deep sorrow of the of their brother Sir finight, and late Em, Prelate, Rev. Thomas Mills Martin, who was a distinguished and sealous Templar, a devout Christian, alaarned and eloquent divine, a useful and honorable citiaen His memory is inscribed upon our hearts it is written in our archives. Thus it is written, he was a true and oourMAua Knight and has fallen, in life's struggle, full knightly with his armdr on, prepared for knightly deeds!"

Resolved, That in memory I -page parted brother, a memorial be set apart and properly inscribed on the records of this Commandery that the banners of the Commandery be draped in mourning, and that crane be worn at all conclaves by the Sir Knights, at their sword hilts, for thirty days.

RetOlvtd, That a eopy of these proceedings, properly attested with the seal of of tho Commandery, be forwarded by the

False Colors. The Minister's Wife. Found Dead^ 4 li f83 Main street. My .Enemy's daughters. Medoria Leigh. Macarta. by Author of Beulsh. 3t At B. G. Cox A Co's.

For Perrytille.—Tho steamer Ean] Claire will leave for Perryville on Monday morning at iilne o'clock. For freight or passage apply on board.

JOHH W. SHOBMAKSB, Master^

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New Maple Molasses at G'. I. Ripley's, $2.00 a gallon.

Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Bad

Ira Gbovbb,

dec8-dtf

Corsets l-^lf you wish to buy a Corset,

Everybody knows that the Skirtl Factory is the plaee to buy Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Mohair Switches and Ladies'] Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

Testimony accumulates from all' quartern of the satisfaction wearers take in the use of the "Perfected Spectacle"( of Lazarus & Morris. Sold only by S. R. Freeman, 101 Main, near corner of Sixth street. dtf

The first Maple Sugar in the market at C. I. Riplev's.

I propose to sell, within the nextj sixty dayH, all my real and personal property in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, consisting of two store-rooms on Main street, one on Ohio street, a dwelling on North 3d street, one vaeant lot on North 4th street also, a fine brick residence on North 4th street two good wagons, two buck boards, one fkmily carriage, two good horses, one good milch cow, two sets of harness, and a large eollectien of scaffolding, ladders, etc., pertaining to the

CoiiCQrt.—The monthly evening entertainment of the Mannerchor will take' next Tuesday night, January 25, to bricklaying and plastering buainem.—

members,of the Society are in-

^ord^j m- IMHanerehor. .rjte

abb, Sec'y.

Masquerade.—We itear that the Masquerade Ball of the Gei iwan Turnverein is to be grand success, no expense haviug been spared to make it so. All lovers of real fun will not foil to remain-1 ber the day—January 31—at the new Turner Hall, Ninth street. ja2&3t

Go to tho Palace

Dollar Store.

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dor In—Art The ingredients entering into the eoaapositioa are tktmimBg and so eferefaUy, soasbined that itCrib to iwleli^kt, swasi and nntHt&aB biscuits, nils, cakes, pastry, Ae., of ell varieties With unlibrm Snry. It is the cheapest to thy ouawunrarTl it requires from ce-thf rd to a half leas than thnae of ordinary mrnuiMtare. For sale by Groeers generally. Janl9-dlw.

Ip.—If you want anything if you' have anythkig you want to get' rid of if yon have lost or found anything want to do anything or want anything done for yoo, advertise inthe SB cent «fihmn of the

It la the best

you can have for tho least 6o to the Palaeo Dollar Store fori Napkias, Towels, Haadkcrehlefli and Underwear.

Hew and Elegant Stock of Ladies KMs at the Palaoe Dollar Store.

Has Amelia Klttenkaap informs the pnblie ofTcare Haute and vielnily that sheoosnpys the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Bcigleman, deceased, the stock of switches, curb and all kinds of ornamental hair work, at the old National Bank building on Ohio steets. Work attended to promptly aho will take in all kinds of sewing. JaulS-dlm brands white wheat flour at $5.86 per barrel delivered free anywhere in the city at Turner A Buntin's, corner Sbveuth and Main street. 0*BstIc Bree, have removed their wholesale and retail stock of Boots and next dtor to at-

Shocito 181 Main Tuall, Ripley Deathy, and will apmt tiuir new More Saturday morning Nov.

Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact 4 will be insetted intbeDAHiTExHW« for |JY all Complaints of the Nose and Head ean wentu fum emit. be completely cured by the use of Raeder'* German Smff. The article is one of great --J even recommended bv some •wo" j—

Speeial Agent

Our 25 cent switch is better than any other in the market. Call and examine it at Herz A Arnold's, 89 Main street.

Laces, Edglagl, Embroideries, and Lace Goods of all kinds, cheaper than the, cheapest, at Hera St Arnold's, 89 Main street. Jan20dtf.

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^4 Sage's Catarrh Remedy Patent Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the ignorant and credulous nor is it .represented as being "composed of rare and precious substances, brought from the four corners of the earth, carried seven times across the Great Desert of Saharah oa the baeks of fourteen ^camels, and brought aaoas the Atlantic ocean on two ship/*- It a simple, mild, soothing,

'pleasant Remedy, a perfect Speciflfc fori ChTSmc STasal Catarrh, 'Cold in the head'

Recorder, to the family of our deceased ^iadred diseases. The proprietor,] .brother, and that the same be furnished|*j y. Pieree. M. D.. of BaflUo. N. Y..1 -to"the city papers and the Masonic HomeloCm

Advoeate, of Indianapolis, for publication,

By order ofCwamandery. tgists. Sent by mail, postpaid, for sixtyH Cr fcl F. SoHWiMGHOtJBM, Ree. Aeeatg) Address proertetors as above. I !&' i" I Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medi-

New Books t—Lady Byron v4ndiea-l eal Discovery is the great Cough Remedy Hed, Mm. Stowe. yof the age. Janl9*dwlw.. •vSf.vi, e~ fa

for a case of Oa-1

e. |e by drag-

C. Claussen's, No.

Yaloahle Lots for Sale.—I have laid off one hundred and forty additional lots in my addition to the city of. Terre Haute. They are eligibly located and I now offer them for sale, through I ^mTned'not to Meredith & Keeler, attys and real estate 1 examine good and agents. Parties desiring to purchase any the plaee, Itt. of these lots, will please call on the above named gentlemen, who will state the terms and conditions of sales, and will also exhibit the property on the plot as made recently by the city engineer, or by taking them to view the property themselves. 21 -c!2t M. A. Jewbtt.

Goot4 Ith

Terms-easy. Apply to C. N. No. 96 North 4th Jan 20,6t

Something New—Hot Cakee.—Go to the old Post Office stand dn 4th street, between Main and Obit), to get tho pure Pennsylvania Buchjrheat Floor. l(Mt W.

Pocket Kalvea.—The finest and mos varied stock of pocket cutlery to be in the city is kept at the Depot and will be sold on term* that Jkt} competition. l-t£

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THE ELOQUENT

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WILL DELIVER

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WifB, AO. "wants* "for sale," "lost," "found," etc.,]

merit, and even recommended by some J-tiftildevise—^00 late for Christmas—just "J themselves incfobted to the firm, are roof our leading physicians so great is their confidence in its merits as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs but 35 oeots and will do you good. For sale by all druggists. vbb, Jr.,

in time for New Year, at John R. 7rct-| man's. Tail6n* Shoemakers and others asing-j [silk will find a good supply at LawFrance's. I Laana, Chimneys, Table Outlwy, HaJ ed Ckxms, Ac., at ver

Best^aalityef Fresh Meats ef^sJI ndsat my stand corner 8ixth 1 streeta-^-also fresh Ohio Pork rery day Call and see for yourself, dtf. J.Yoan.

you should not fail to see Hers A Arnold's, I kinds at my stand corner Sixth and OhioJ 89 Main street. You can find there the most comple stock of Corsets In the city,, from the smallest child's Corset to the' largest^aiscs for ladies, at prioes 25 iter cent lower than anywhere else.

Bargains Bargains 11—French Gobis only $1.50 per doe Glass Sets, four1 pieces only|l per set Covered Glass Bowls. at F. CL CUuiwmV only 75

lets

0*Boyle Brothers will tmm morning in their new store, 132

street, next door to Tuell, Ripley A Dom| ing, where they will be pleased to have all call, in want of Boots and Shoes. have added to their large stook, I and'marked all goods down, ana are de-J 1 oe undersold. Call and]

They

Cheapest Place tor Cnatom Made Clothing.—John Barnikle, Merchant, Tailor, Will sell hisatoek of Cloths, CM-1 meres and Vestings during the next thir-' ty days lower thaa they have ever beea sold Terre Haute.

The beet Black and Fancy colored! Cloths imported to America made into Frock Coats best style, $81 second best,

^Chinchillas asfd Far Beaver Overcoats,] $S1. A large stock of Spring Overeoatie will be made up in thebe* stylo from to $85 all other goods low in No. Ill Main street, ap-otnlss.

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TWO LECTURES), ... AT DOWLING HALL,

!•":&'0V"—on—

Friday a&4 Holiday/ January Mat ami 84th. j'ttrB-A-" ".

Sanjeet ef first Lecture:

TijMPERANClG-

See«ad Leetare, Entirely New, entitled

CIRCUMSTANCES.

ISSOLTTTION.

low figures, it pJ lain street.

Best jersey Saasage ean be had daily at Jo llupp meat stand, on the south, side of Jiain street, between Sixth and SeventhT. Also, fresh Lard.

prices. Remember tMt.

X. T. Monty A Co., successors Wholesale

„...T5 cents.

Baat aide Public Square, VBUUMUim, 1MB., .Will have In Store by February 15th, lele^^ajniji-Btowest stock of Plows 1

frwraaee is receiving a nicestoekofj AYEBY CAST PLOW, maehincs for th» holiday trade. Qfficej Billing alld Standing Coulters. fc-tili B&B

Jet Jewelry, new and fashionable, at] John R. Freeman's. 7-dtf.

Palace Dollar Store just received *1 new and elegant stock of Perfomes. Beat Thread Irfteft Collars at thei .Palace Dollar Store.

Pkxwtmo.—If yod want any kind printing done come to this office and lookJ at the specimens we are dally turning] 'out.

ottee tshereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Thos. P. Murray andFrs. Crawford was dissolved on the in es call

K3SW

Ki -fPHme Leaf Lard!

Vow ifc Store and for sale

FIVE HUNDRED KEGS iFrine Kettle Rendered' Leaf Lard At my Warehouse, near Eastern Depot will be sold by the jingle keg or in lotsJg_suit ^arehaSert. F. F. KEITH.

../ETNA LIFE INS. CO.

Annual Income $6,000,000

Ug&Jan. 1,1890, $13*000,000.

B. B. MTBICK, Gen'l Agt. 1M. O. HAQEB, Local Agt. jandSm

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prtjortion.

Society meetings. ,, 'i I. e. •. f.-i speeial mestlat *f Lodgaj Ne. SI 1.0.0. V. atthatr Halt en Third St..] will be held this (Monday) evening ai I o'elock.to make ssvaagMieBts to aMsnd I faneral of bsother Oattton A. Qeetola,4e. ceased. ».«o*nna II.'et

rata

LOUntAID sltaatls sat of

Islssmsa, GoUeetwrs. Ae.. W make appueaMoaj %e havens:" Merehaats tdwiU

hei'Cii it

rSndy's

The sale of Rewired Seats will begin Moidu, the I?th test., at BartleU A Ornnd

A GRAND BALL 'f Will be iTen by FRETIA HEIN No. 5, Y.A.O.D. "A Bsneit of the )jb#

Orphan and Widow Fund' AltMIr Hall, fler. of Tth and Main Sts., On iMday Evening, Feb. I4th.

Tickets to Se had at the door, or of members Admission 1.00. Prof. Ca^aa Band.

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Admission SI.00. Bai COM. 0? ARRANGBMENT.

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CAST-CAST-STEEL PLOW, Faraiers say "Beats them all I"

"True BIue"Horney Eichmond. Litek 8M for eoantorfbite!

prrrsBURG

ie-Horse Plows!

Gold

Priccs I

Double Shovel Plows,TX1

Planters!

tiding Plows, Corn

We want yon to Bee the

"MANSFIELD."

The latest, best, lightest, simplest, (has only rooa bolts 1q frame), most complete, and in the most perfect machine for HarvestiHK ever made. Something entirely new.

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CHEAP UFO UGH!'

do tod Want help? ABTKBTI8E IX 1MB EXPBJSS8

DO YOU •HOUSE? ABTKBTIS Dl THK BXTHESS.

Bo Toi Want to Bay or Sell? munn in thk Bxrana.

Have Yon Property for Sale? Vr ABTntrigR nt kxpresh. Mi :n»a.j V*""( I

THE EXPRESS having, the largest home circulation, is the best medium tq secure your .wants by advertising. We now put rates so low that there is no excuse for not making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted,". "For. Sal?''.and "For Rent," "Help Wanted/' "Rooms'tp Let," "Situation Wanted/' "Property for Sale, "Boarding," "lost/' "Fonnjl," "§trayod/' "Stolen," "Personal/1 Aei, will be inserted fAr A" caso"

P.25.CENTS

WANTEO^ .u v-'

MTANTED-ANo-l Pantry Coek htgUest "TV wages at National, Houso^

Wprivate1givenwith

ANTED BOARDINO A &ntfema* and wife and two single gentlemen can be accommodated board SJid gopd rows a family wMre tnCy Votild bo no other boarders. Enquire at this offico. d2t

WANTED

Eonse

and settle, as the books must THOS. P. MURRAY. FR8. C. CRAWFORD.

Having purchased the interest of Mr. T. P. Murray, as above, I will centinne the Boet ahd Shoe business at the Old Stand. No.9&Main street, where, by offering a ^ood article at a .reasonable rate, and by having a fall assbrt-. •ent, I hope to receive a liberal share of the. trade. JalOd tf FR3.0. CRAWFORD.

CLASS

CASH INDEMNITY

M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom, to National House Bloek on Sixth "street opposite Postoffiee, where all our old, as Weil as new, customers will be ebeerfully received. In our new place we always' have something new to snow our customers. Ourstoek consists of many litth and big items, something to amuse our chewers, smokers and lookmron. Our' stock of Plug, Smoking and Fuiecut tobaceo, Pipes, Smokers' articles, Tobacco, Boxes, Cigars. Ac., are full and complete. •11 persons looking for the weed, or, something nice for a holiday present, «ill please give us a eall.

THE

iHART FORD

fire1nsurance|o.,

HARTFORD, Chartered, 1810,

PAJSH CAPITAL, fl,000,0^). Cash Assets Nov. 1, 18d0

S2,413,732^70.

I A* anediam of Safe and available Indemnity Igalnst loss or damage by „n

At rialu af this well known institutten are seeoaa t6 those of no Other. BIXTT TBABB OF STABLE SB0CB8S Men Hum 3W MKimu of Xo^ar fuidtf 4 J- v.-

Mark'HaliM of Stock, (Shares #Jflfl'%aoh)

l$250.

nranr&ANCE

exclusptblt.

BnatnMM Midnctni on nrinciDles of Com-

ilness eeadacted on principles of mereisl honor. Pair Rates, Libpral P*om ptSsttlem***.

HAOBR ^c^EEN.AgSHts, JaSdV ?eire Haute and Vicinity.

»E8 AND CHROMOS.

A.H.DOOLEY, 400 Haln Street.

Gift Books, Toy

BOfflUBX, 100 Main

it,ftaralriiw BooksIn ererj

—A first-rate hooso Girl, at

Sam'l S. Early's, Ohio street, between 6th and 7th. v. 18dlw TTTANTED—Agents. Male' and 'Female, for

V? A BRAVE, PURE BOOK, as ttoo N.'Y. Independent justly styles The PKysicahtite of Woman Advice to the Maiden-, Wife and Mother. By Dr. 6L H. Napheys. Juat iSsaed

Say

NATIONAL

MISHAWAEA I

rice, $2.00,,- The most salable worjc of the first-eiasa in every respect has created a profound impression among the foremost thinkers and philanthropists of the country recommended, in the .warmest, terms, by Henry Ward Beecher, Ex-Su/g.' Gen'l W. A. Hammond, Jtev. Dr. Horace Bushnell, Dn Shelton Mackenzie, Rev. Dr. Mark Hopkins and hosts of other eminent physicians and clergymen. Address, E. HANNAFORD CO., ITT West Fourth street^Cincinnati.

P. 8.—Also, Agents wanted for the best

Pother

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FOR RENT.

-poit RENT-A RARE CHANCE for "busi JC ness—the Red 'Front House opposite th Postoffiee Is for rent or lease for four years Apply to LUTHER GRIGSBY.

FOR 8ALE.

I0R SALE—HOUSE AND LOT on corner Centre and Elm streets going West and bound to sell for further information apply on the premises. Ja24d6t J. E. FERRlfe. T710R SALE.—A. house and 2% acres of landv at the north end of Sixth street th^bou'se has five rooms Stfd lattice kitchen on the

remises is ,a gbod wood-house, and smoke the lot is well set with shade and fruit trees, shrubbery, etc., well adapted tQ the use of a gardener will be sold cheap, for easb. exchanged' for lands in Kansas.. For fartht. information call oil J/A. MYTQN, at Ryce & Son's, 93 Mainstreet. -jalTd7t

FWagoniSAlulii'-'A

DR igootf1- Spring and Harness, also a good Family Horse^ Enquire ofE. R. WRIGfHT, at Tjir XXUl3u« Jl||(|llUV"U1 i!i« IVi Vr XVJ.VjTXJ.JL Ol A Ul* nerABnntin's,cor.Main*nd7thst8. ocfldtf

COMMERCIAL college

1 TEKRE HAUTE Xlfm a

Corner of Fifth and lfain'stroet4V"r$' 4 I: U.: tti TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, i- ,t- 13 .1 'J •aaMKfcMP v.jj friar •. •. Affords facilities ediial to any •Business College in the West for •m .wvil if A* ilH eis' Practical Iri's tructiolifftrBVoit

Keeping, Penmanship, and Arithmetic,. -i:

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DAfr:'-

These term^arq applicableto aUadvertlae ments of the above class,"of flve lioes and under.

HareYou Houses orRoftiasJiur ,. •... .q Benti •*«««9'( ABTKBTISt W tllK iXPR*S«. 6N*,Y 25 CENTS BAY.

Parties WishfnV 'to'adtertiio fn, ^the EX^ PRESS, and living at a diatance from office, ean lsclose their advertisemenLyi an envelope, with £he necessary pay, a|ia forward the same to us through fhe Postofflce". fT «t''

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Add all other departments of Accountan tship Students can enter at any time. Each stu dent receives private instructions. College Journal,-with fall information as to the course of instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary dxpensea, Ac., will be fdrffarded to any address'on application to the Principals. au*25dw3m GARVIN & OWEN

LAW OFPlrf AND REAL ESTATE _AGENCT.

MEREDITH -to KEELER

Attorneys at Law and Seal Estate Agents, CORNER HAIJT AW» -ritlRn STS TERRE HA UTJ2, /Mb, 160 Acres Land, mostly prairie,'a part under

cnltivation, four, miles from Newton, the seat wj^l^pbanw. outbuildings,'£v. all nearly new and in*good repair set with fruit and shade trees, under gopd cultirali$a and in fine condition for gardening. Pricc

$3000 part down, balance ffi 1 year. Would

ixchange fbr lands in-C«j|reeooatity,neiLr Bar ineton, Kansas. HOUSE andLot,Bouth First .street* frame ooms, cistp-" •i,i»Jo.« rs or will,

A FARM of227 acres, 80 in cultivation. 80 in prairie and flfin timror. 7 miles from ocdalia. Missouri flame bouse with three large robms, cistern,.log stable»timbered with oakjliiokory, ash, cottonwood, Ac. timber land miles from farm would bxchangb fQjrcity ot country PIAPF5l£M'of 140 aoreaJSvo .miles fr8m cito^ «0 acres under cultivation, balanoa well guvbored.

A FARM of 83 •"acrtS six' miles ftbm'Tei*e Haute, on the Lockport roadi$hia property will be sold low.. .*

BALE.I) -X fesu

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Articles

charge.

January 13,1870.,»_

11 RAILROADS.

'. A1EXAXDEB & REA1),

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FLOUR, MEAL, I 5o»i* "ciATsrr,:'

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Indianapolis & St. Louis R. B.

THia TIIMU6H SSPEfSS TBAIHS OAILT BKTWXKN tit Terre Haute and all Cities and

Coile

[ensed Time Schedule, Decomberl, 1806. I Daily Every Day Except Sundays. Westward. Night ex. Fast ax. Night-ex. Terre Haute Leavedl.401 6.06 am 11.35 am Mattoon, arrive 2.08am 8.48-am 2.40pm fiairo, 3.15pm 2.20am 2.20am Pan It, 3.40 am 10.34 am 4.24 pm lllSpm Alton, 7.53am 2.35pm. 8.26pm St.Louis, 9.00am 3.30pm 0.20pm leave 9.50 am 4.35 pm 12.10 am Macon, arrive 6.45pm 12.50 am 9.00am

Lawrence, 11.10 am 11.10am 11.10am Topeka, 12.40 12.40 12.40 St.Joseph, 2.25am 9^5 am 5.00 Ornaha, 8.50 am 5.00pm 8.50 am San Francisco 6.00pm 6.00pm fi.OOpm

Night Trctiiiidi

CRAIN

JOHN

OoniMi^ipn Merchant, And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of (irain. Warehouse on North First Street, at Canal Basifi. Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Strict attention paid to receiving and for warding '/i He*»tTtf

Application

11'

Fop the purpose of ohanging our bmrinw we will aeh our entire ^tpek ajt -m i- I"-4' :S t.

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for license.—The un

dersigned hereby gives notice that ho will apply to tho Cdnnty Commissioners at taoirlreuular session in March, 1870, for license to'sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quant),ties thaji ajpart^a the space of one year. The premises on which said liquors are to bo sold are located at the "Tferre Haute House Saloon," on Main street, between 7th and 8th, in Terre Haute, Vigo

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house, four rooms, cistern, set with fruit trees in bearing. $1,200, Ji down, balance in on ft' and two years orwilltrjide for small farm of 20 to40acres.

Farm of 200 Acrift, 80 'unaer culbvation, two and a half irilermifl fiartftnrd, Vigo county. .'

ofoafyiuR on ^IIERGHANT TAILORING.

keehs kfwAys tin ftarfd" a V^hidnablei selection of CassimefeSf Vestrngs.-Cloths, 4c.,' and.il ready tort»akfjl up

Many houses and 'lots for sataiM tne^ity, several good farmS Whioh aWn6t«avei^ an tised here.

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A good number of PSUetM have ateady been taken by tojriS 6t as belt eltlseas of this city in this oandidate for PSblle (kver, which is destined to dea.i and why liberal am

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