Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 February 1870 — Page 4

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Tacsslay Morning, February 22,187^

f* HULMlD TIME TitfLE.

TeHBK HAUTE AXD ISBIASiPOLlS.

'& tSAVt. 12:00nD Bxpresff.-«» £$£• 4:15 p. ...Express-. 6:45 x. Mail... *.» e- r' 3:00r. *. ..Accommodation -11.4

TOST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

CLOSK

DAILY MAILS. OPKt .East Through

9:00p. 5:20 p. »:wp:S:::r:r..cinStC^-T 5:»p.

nnp.

*1:00 a.

wants a glass factory

L-— »*.

Half-fare to Indianapolis to-day.

How about the groundliog

theorJ?

Dr. Daughertt

castle.

seen in the show windows of our stores Well, it's very natural for switches to

have bark.

S B. Baker &Co., of the Pastoffice News Depot, favor us with the

Monthly

New Firm.—Oliver Bartlett and Geo. C. Duy have associated themselves under the firm name of Bartlett & Co., for the purpose of carrying on tlis book and stationery business. They present their card elsewhere.

Dk.

Clippenoer

To-Night the Locomotive Engineers \take possession of Beach's Hall and will be happy to receive their friends, as they join in the pleasures of the dance. More than the usual preparations have been

I. made, and a joyous occasion may confiI dently be anticipated. The supper will be served at the the National House, and we are told this will be a- sumptuous aflair.

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Primary

A-

ST. LOOTS. ALTON AXDTEBRK HAUTE. AWUVK.

8S5:£±iifflS»®js^£ff

X&tls£S%S£SBSsM'-*

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tKAVE. IE

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LZAV8. j- .c* .. :WP.M '1.15.A.V

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.... 4:45 p. 4:45 p. Hi

3:30p.m.. ^.TS.wiVe 12:15 p.

mzi=s@&=-isti

"'^loaes^ond^and Jhar'p.

Chri.ll'.Pr»lH.-Cl««. Jnto

if i'

On Sundays open frorn^S M.

The City and Vicinity

.,-,4^

has located, at ^Green-

The apprehea=iiom of an ice famine

are dispelled.

Prof. Martin,

again to-night. i,vt-es if The

boys and girls had a season of

skating yesterday.

ma.**.-. -.!•

The Circuit Court holds forth in Vermillion county this week.

The

Theatre Comique will present the

usual variety this evening.

Harper's Bazar,

ayio It jo sA"frhich w|s gfwoi iahor the dSctor, when

"small-pox" was announced^ was removed to a comfortable place,

Vf.

ir*

«&-

The spring term

day, toaiiJo*

the preitidigitdteur,

—t

for March 5th, is re

ceived at yConnell & Crafts.

——fc,-ft

you are doing all the busings yoti

want to, don't advertise—if you arc not' then advertise.

-Putnam's

1*^. ?5

Fred Douglass dined at the Terre Haute House yesterday. He lectured at Kockville last evening.

Monthly is on our table

from Bartlett & Co.'s, where all the lead ing periodicals may be found.

three

HAIR for "switches" may be

until after dinner.

Rev. Dr. Bowman, President of Ind, Asbury University,will spend next Sunday in this city preaching in Centenary E. Church morning and evening.

A very laroe number of delegates to the Republican State Convention came up on the afternoon train from Evansville, yesterday, and passed on to Indianapolis.

A Good

A "Shoo

Exchange.—A family in this

city recently sent a family in New Orleans a jar of fine picklcs. The latter wore so well pleased that they returned a barrel of orange?.

Model School.—We would

call the attention of those of our citizens who live near the Normal School Building, to the fact that the Primary Model "School, under the charge of Miss Morris is not yet full. Some fifteen or twenty ..taiore pupils can be accommodated. Miss a'v Morris has been long regarded as one of £he very best primary teachers in our

State and we are confident that our citi««na would have no cause to regret placing their little ones under her charge. Besides, the crowded condition of many V„ of our primary schools would be an argument, if one were needed, for accepting the invitation to enter the model school. Parents are invited to visit this department, and witness the methods of yteaching, when they will be the better Si? able to judge of the efficiency of the work. -tczctt *"1 vv ^.. K"

years,

ble place,

where he will be kept until he recovers

Mb. Haeuing,

one of the contractors adopted:

on the new Indianapolis mlr^d, L—^ rifely beaten on SaUipflSj eteniBgp-at Highland, by a n^ijftioeA $l|nd on thel! The latter used an iroii lolt wra^fife" in a

two

Atlantic

for March, with its usual substan

tial literary feast. „. '.

Frozen Out.—Some of the school rooms in the Fourth street house were so cold -yesterday morning that the schools had to be dismissed

Ui-

Fly" neckties, hats, coats,

boots, shoes, pants, vests, shirts, stockings, bonnets, joseys, shawls and dresses, are now the order of the day among the young and old "knobby" ones.

&fl5¥

killed his i^fffcial qualities and'uirbane mannj din*,«Ui ju:cl»ably®q#|N 8 $££v*t1$TObared him to all his associates. *L' 1 ductor of the Children's Progressive I WASiiiMCTOfl'a

Birthday.—To-day

the gannivcr^ury of the, j^irth o| t^e^.bo^lAW^in^^^OT^^®

fn Heri of^our hjy

vents of the past decade, the lit I

years or

dering

LPttAt?^^

rode of the first revolution is af from the memory of our people*^ lemeahor toward for the'fo3)lesciS)d fi^iltiBl

Tial "d6vil at large,^ Kpdkeh "of by the giow to anger, and ready, Sullivan

Union

las. t«™ ou. b. A.

„rrested by Deputy Marshal Ijorse-atealing, and the horse he killed i|

known, and his uncle will l^^ing convinced of th$ truth have to pay the amonnt eniered-ypon the| ^fite teadhiB^ ^pouseii tlrei^cadaifrMid*) bond dr' his appearance our(fitn^and vfconstant advooleal

opens rnuiiy ».ftt 7 I the doctrine of r.pirit-communion and the Post0ffieeopensat7:30a. ta.an Court. ,— I harmonial philosophy, giving ^m^anj Indiana

Stats

S-A^VA. Board-of STal Trustee? has addressed the following cir cular to Countf Exampvers. tendents of Schools, and ular education:

Your attention is to the folio wins ajanouiiceuieat to the State Normal School- 1 ,. •,«. __

Wlll.beg^e1^|.^

admi^to HeNomal &M,

av^raee abilities. If residents of Indiana tatiotf to the

pledge them^e, that they

one

the pupil on entering the school. Young persons who their profession

at the Normal School,

BOAllDING.

Boarding can be had in gobd families at $4.50 to $5.50 per week, according to accommodations, fuel and lights included.

Young persons wishing to attend the school next term 'can address letters of inquiry to W. A. Jones, Terre Haute, Indiana, if they desire more information™ than is contained in this circular.

Those wishing to enter the school next term are requested to be present at the Normal School buillding on^ Thursday morning, March 3ist.

A -i *i &-FACULTY. •jf A?

Wat.

Jones, President lindxeacner

of Philosophy. R. S. Bosworth, A. M., rrofessor of Natural Sciences.

George P.

Dead.—The

many

warm friends of Dr. Geo. W. Clippenger, will be pained to learn his death, which occurred on Sunday morning last, at his residence in Indianapolis, which has been his home since his removal from this city, some five or six years ago.

Brown, Profe.sor

Children's Progressive Haute, held at Pence's I

Hall, on the 20ih of February, 1870, the

led »»jrj

ay in ito

handkerchief. 3dppo,ingft«t o^ci^'

is kyceiim) he wmjiec§l|i^r fdapt

not f#tlife mehKbnT« A spH^MBosoi riA heifiioughi of

by 6nc

well-glanced intellectu^ndj^~™.. pERFECTED

readers Overshadowed ^thj=grand" ^truT&ons, SfS |iented to us that pedlars and others «re,

L- at Terre councils and social drcles, and drop the I

Haute. I alii aoidine confidence that S(irlpss rs his The first session of their school opened I g^jn^

January 6th, 1870, Jand will close on I ^th ns in spirit aiding an«|* Wednesday, March 30th. us for good therefore

must be, iffemales, sixteen yca^of a« |,Broth€r Madi«h to the ppiii^fend^tliffWalnut atreete^

if males, eighteen and must, possesses!Prtigretsive Lyceum has sus-1 3 J.--good health, good moral character, and

taine a

will, so far as may be practicable, teach I wliil,©^ wS^deeply, deplore the al^ the common schools of the State, a 1 gencein tbfe fairipof our friend attd brott

Reading, Spelling, Geography and Arltt Pt" metic (to the roots). They must write ajegible hand and be able to analyze and I o^er the*earth"with silejfjtttgad, parse simple sentenses. Non-residents of He bears ou^best love^thingi^^larrthe State, who wish to attend the school I will be charged a small tuition fee.

For the accommodation of dinerent I pOTaut^eboundlessuniterse classes of students a course of instruc I. life-there are no dead,

3 1 5 S 5 S S S

spread upon ^he

Yet,

methods

instruction, better principles of organizing, classifying and governing their schools, and who have not the means,,to

wMh

ti. B.

8^p

such

_jf

defray the expenses of/ayewr'sjjtendani^ I anything

are invited to I

to come and spend a term. It is believed

^y^ing

or wa

their efficiency as teachers will be Per" I y0U^ advertise in the 25 cent pollimn of the nmtflhlv inr-reased if thev can spend

ceptibly increased if they can spend term even in the Normal School. Itis intended to afford teachers" who can pass an examination such as will entitle then to a first grade certificate,, the advantage of a coiirse of instruction in methods of primary teaching, and of observation and practice in the Primary School connected with the Normal School.

Expbess.

of Mathe

matics. Julia Newell, Teaeh(er _o^rEng lish Language and Literature.

Mary Bruce, Teacher of Geography and History. Rutii

Morris,"

School.

Teacher of Model

Teacher of Methods of Pri

mary Instruction. A*3

Harper's, the Atlantic, the Galaxy, Godey's Lady's Book, Our Young Folks &c., for March, at Bartlett & Cos 101 Main street.

Onr magazines coming directly from the publishers and not through second hands, will alway be market as soon as you can find them elsewhere. B. & Co.

A Drive !—We have placed on otir 25 cent counter 700 yards of French and English prints, yard wide, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming'si^ Feb22-d6t.

New Kid GIotcs.—Latest styles Courvoisier's gloved, the best in the world, at Tuell, Ripley ADeming's. Feb21-d6lT

The Human Halr^Many peYsoit# abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament, by burning it with

alcoholic washes

andplastering.it with grease, which has no affinity for the skin, and is not absorbed.

Biu-netTs Cocoaint,

FeblldTu wSm.

a compound

of Cocoa-nut Oil, etc., is unrivalled a dressing for the hair,—is reidily absorb* ed, and is peculiarly adapted to its various conditions, preventing its falling off. and promoting its healthy growth.

'i".

resolutions were Had Olive LtgM IMI fiMBll-

Madison, our lale the ripe:

Progr^iye Lj«om.ln. 'U

thes which ^itibh he j^hw^ldlpiWHiBfefW

the one that was turned over io him whenl the spiritual ranks, ^ving at an

gjrs»:SiBS51S1i

•t5$0tohimthe I (Extra good tinware at "Header-

lly invited ^d'Xlewer^ nt relating ofmf ffi¥iidIffia^B^i^SffWrTdug jouneymenk an^%

I sympathetic tear to his roemora, we feel

d^though absent iiiilbq^y, be is

Resolved—That

pect [Feb20 dwlw ri#v!4

uencmg| 8r Astidemtian Shoe

1^l

,mhHO» WS """iiifl

weeks' 1 judgment, jrodeht councils aiia^teadfast 1 c061The design of the Normal Sbhool is to purpose thepursuan^^^g^a^p^th^Oh^yts^

furnish competent teachers for the Public I which^ he v«i Everybody com^ to, R. ^JThitaker's Schools of the State. I engaged, all augment lo& and "casts ^ay ^d Wtter forM ceiits^and the Conditions of Admission.—To gRin I ashadow oh the supshine of Jhe circleof I 25

VXZv

year to com- I he was held- by r^iis associates^ Lawrence's,^83 Main street., .pq?

plete it, according to the attainments of I this': preambleraid re^lfltiorfe ^bel 1^.

-»r^cords

Of,' the" BSret

Spiritual Society and the^Children's Pro-

persons who design to make teaching I LyCeum of Terre Haute. I ^tf^ HoSPO«»&»BouDtNOT,Agei nare advised to take thel® j^^That the tttpeW bf^ this cityl' complete course, if practicable.

there are many yonng teachers in the I that a copy^^be sent tojkffe spirituM Y0rk—assets $45i6,86&46» State who are seeking better

as be requested to publish the^same, anj Home Insuranec Comjiany^ of

Vir^PrSidetit^T!

Denehie,Secretary.

you want

y()U

have' i^t

anything if yon

yon

to $et rid of if

found anytl^ng wantte

ilt anything done for

It is the best advertisement

you, can have for the least mone .T r_'.

Home Insurance Company, of New Yo^-«6«5t8^4,5li5,36^ 4&:fi Hosfob»&B0UMN0T,-*4^ents

Best Brands oX yioar^„a^^^nron

Btbim'Bakeiy:

dome Iasuranc©- COmpiwiy, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46.. 7dtf Hosfokd & Bottdin'ot, Agento.

Best quality of Fresh Meats of aH kinds at my stand corner Sixth tind Ohio streets—also ireffi Ohio Saaiage every day. Call and see for yourself, dtf. J.VORIS.

No Humbug.—'We do not wish to infoim you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or tii# othe^f man, has discovered a remedy that cures i}Il diseases ofmii^ b$fe estate, and is designed to make our sublunary sphere a blissful- Paradise, to which Heaven itself shall be but a side shows, but we do4 wish to inform you that Dr.- feage's Catarrh Remedy has cured thousands of cases of catarrh in it# worst forma and states, and the proprietor will pay $500 for a case of this loathsome disease that he cannot cure. It.may be procured by mail for sixty cents, by addressing R. V. tierce, M. D. Buffalo, N. Y. Sdld by druggists. :«cra

Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medi? cal Discovery cures ^ronchiil, Throat andLung diseases. V-i^s 16-dwlw.

Assistant Assessors Kotice,—TBe undersigned Assistant Assessor* of Internal Revenue for this County^ have received the proper blanks upon which the Income returns are to be made out, and aire now ready to distribute them.

As by Section 116 of the Excise Law of June 80th, 1864, as amended, these returns must be made out by all'tpersons of lawful age, on or before the first day of March, all parties 66ncerned are tirgentijr requested to take note of this, and make their return promptly*** T*AM» W 1*1

I FRED. W. Stobckbb. li^tehjiNAMeurtw.- -Axxleir. nedtf. Assistant Assessors.

Mv ?. TtMOf Sc ti

M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, have rempved, their, Sjlesroom to National Hoose Bloci on Sikra street opposite Postoffice, where all. our old,^as well as ne' ew place have something new to {Miow. our era. Our stoek eoitsnta tjf' iliany and big items, something to amuse ott1 chewersr«mokec» aiul luukcie mi Oiii stock of Plug, Smoking aud Fin^cwt t» baccO, Pipes, iSuioken artidi«| Tobifcco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and1 complete. All persona looking for the weed, or something nice for a holiday present, will as iv a

A-

S&i}

»C*SH "f'^aES ft*

Clover Seed—At Turner & Bnntin a, arner 7th mMM QNPHM9 .S^

u*t ib« luLiwof T*rr« HmM. i.

JU1 imaginable styles of French, Ger-

hemp lain to the comprehwinon Llling spectacles, reprewntiiOKihem a»j „q fi, AiJ

l,ofth^juVe1#^ mind with a patient andI Llr!3_perfected spectacles.^^

chant

corset at Herz & Arnold's, as yon have in the habit of paying $2.50 for at iy other eotall&hsment 11

Ameo^^^l^o^e Rhape and quality guaranteed at Herz

Herz ATS' home

4$ry

jjC "cfltHiAe^ warfe.

SERPEiw'ani

ere found'Sn the

«ame ni,uS fto^jwhigh^rgian A Elder,

8p-endi a

Coal Offiee,Coraer

cei

4«^P

its. Fresh demons and oranges«

fcridi!i

.^».r oCFoSnh

great'Toss his ability and Old JEtna of Harttord Firps Insur-

of i^ructign.rand^ hu $6,549^04 97.

Ui)

^4•«*»

Pbint«G.*—If ysat5Ani i&y lentf of

fyTT? K.T f-IITli

Fresh Lemon—Cream Crackers, at fKe ^niOT'Stew^^1

Machines sold^ on at Lawrericeiis, Noi 83 Miiin 6tr I is

V--nhir-^

iteir Attacbment« for the Sirfg& af

Hoi^e Insurance Company, of New YorK-^wset§ $4,516,368 46.

7dtf ilosFOBD & BouDi^oy,,Agent4*M«

Jet Jewelry, new^lnd fibhionable, a^ Joh^p. Freeman's. 7-dtf.

Tailors, Shoemakers" and Others wil: find a good supply of Thread and Silk at Singer office, 83 Main street'.

Clocks.—A 'full assortment «f ^efl? Thomas Cloods, at John R. Freeman's No. 5 Wafreii'Blocki 28dtf

Wasts, dtd' ASv'ertisments* of "wants' "for sale," "lost,", "found," etc.,' will !be inserted in the DailyExpress for,

vehtv-five cents.

—, ••i i, .—i—.....

T|e fl#st Maple Sngar in the market a I

wheat nour at $5.50 per barrel ^delivered anywhere in the city at Turner & Buntin'sg.

Spectacles.—Xhe| larfest^ualiitityT oT spectacles 'assortment—perfectly perfected—at.less than hulf the currentpriqes at Jolirt It. Freeman's, No. 8 Warren's Block.

New Xaple Molasses at C. I. $2.00a 5

EmUieand Harriet Corsets, French and Ajmierican Corset* real cheap at C. VrittigGbVatNo. 170kain8uDeming block.

————i

Fwsh Prime Bu|#r| gMSifJ^rackers,

at the Union Steam Bakery.

Lot et lummvrM cWefcireal cheap aTC. Wittig t70^Mafai 8t., Deminfr block.

Catirrhi tt tfce Heatf, Bad Breath, Pain la the^Eyes, and »n fact allCoinplaitits oftheNtise andtfakd be completely cured by the

•sRSSiSV^'

t?Ki*bast

H. Clark, J. E. Wright, E. Wright,

tho Calf Boots

with the ferny goods egtabliuh»«g| j™™?* Sh^. this city, she would have certainly ad- fijiasegive "j,1/

A Kg

wPTqrxy-* rn

4 Co.,

in their line, ever

offeredTto the publiofn this.city. Having increased facilities for doing so, they will purchase their goods at bottom '-Hvtaeimir

orF 0. BARTLETT. GEOKGB C. DUY.

BarWt canal tr*sv

W LU^ftWIli

lift

Arnold's,

B91

Li.B£ie8XUwa BEST

.^'SHOES'

^iier brought to this,market, whi wo ehall

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

J. B. L. & CO.

Ail kinds of Custom Work and Bpipairing done to oraer the satisfactory manner. if a id &

iy virtue of an order of the Vigo Common Court, I will offer at private sale* on

Thursday, March 3d,

described Keal to-wit:

1870,

oft & HlckcoxVthc following Sstate in Vigo county, Indi-

liart of 140 aferes, the residue of said quarter •Mtien. The undivided l-72d part of Lot No. 28, cpntaintng, 40 £[-100

lores, al

R^ijrc 9 West. The undivid' .. ^otNo- 4 in .the sub-division of In-lot No. 41 in the "town (nlo'w cityT iif Terre Haute:

Bids received till day of Sale. Terms—one half cash, balance ,in one year, with interest ft—"iMte»«y«ya»'• 1 of Martha J. Stewart's flbl9dtd

P. BEAUdfiAMP,'

NeW

'Mr 'Mis A

Main

street. i&t

York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf Ho^tobp & Botrb&or, X|lnW A

Co., sell all their winter

^OMis al «kct W, viz Shawls, Furs, Blankets, Scarfs, Skirts and wool hosiery, etc., at No. 1,70

Boeder!?

Germa*M»pM *M*oU

merit, and is ev,en |*eo *j§ar leading physicMUisao great 1 Mln^nce in its menls as a cure: above bom plaints. Try it, J# costs b(it 3a cents and wili dc For sale by,all.

8QCH.TV' MWTIIWH8

will hdd a Special mcoUdf thl*. Taet^M arenint.ftr'tlieparpdse of ttaklat arranftments f^r the fHnaral QMO* Bak« ermeyer

-NotiwimN^klM^at

_r o. r.will be a WMtia* of F^t Hiuriwa Ho. 1ST, I. O. 0. P., at their Hill, Mif PMfeglar evenin*, Februwr Md., at o'dofc. for,fl|»»||WWsiliArt

Wives, W4nsM*« [o,.. KySUf.fcn

Commencing Monday, February 21st.

-Prof. 'M«rtfar,oT The Ofeat PrestidLriU&eur, and superior of Hermann and Heller. Pronounced by the European, Asiatic and American Savans astne

aynwwMvm mm

Will apgoar ij ic Soiree,

feJj21

DE.VI.EI1S IN

a&7yrMs» .wmv -iw-i

Messrs J. W«I.LS & UED REED,

''a'-'

ATTORNEY AT LAW

j^nd We8tei^tZand Broker,

141 MAIN STREET, CP STAIRS. _J,000 acres of Mineral and Agricultural Ltnd li&' Southern ^Missoiiji, for- Bale or exchange tome fine Lots in Dean's sub-division toJ Terre Haute, reasonable time given also some finely improved^Stock Farmts in Pntnam teeunty, Ind., for sale or exchange^ for city •eirty. Houses for Kent. febildlm

©WARE!

Cbry &: DeFrees

121 Main and 1 & 3 Fifth Sts., it-S

v* "w't! Ilavo tho

largest Stock

j- na I SKIKD XuX-t-

iovi'i it is#? 0

N A A

a-Ai

tQiPke^ tWdr^^-.c"

•9T 'Persons wishing to purchase will find it to their intorert to call and see them before

OOKY & DoFREES,

1» Main anS'l &S FIfthSfa.,

ETNA IifSISSJ30.

A^piual Income $6,000,000

'1 icii iB-B*MYBliDKi^n'lAgt, II. G. HAQBB, Local Agt. rpJalSdiHjP

M.-A

[itrw JVC. CLAUi

"^V,i' bKALBI

F^SR«,CIin^PLAS8,

^IjBENSWAJtj & TOTS

ALSO, COAL OILtAMPsi .....) ... ... .. ..jjoT

•EWCIIMl.. aaAn»W. JOHlfSTOTT, It. D.

eChMtn

thi c£tik&ni «f TorW riiut* wcmentknown

TV E^«^OOM» js

-£i

-5.'

te-~3Z

HEW NOYUI.TO38 I native rehearsal.

Ti|d--TWEJsTY

Tor the Ballet, apply at Box Office between ^two and fo^r clock. fobl?

SECOND ANNUAL

1 \rre Hiiut© Divis] No. 25

THERltpOD OJT

Loco^iotive 4*V

To be held at-

Tuesday Evening Feb, 22. '7Q.

IB.'

MUstc BY PilOF. TOUT'S BAND.

Tickets $4,00, Supper Jtnclp.d^l. Supper •rfih f^Mservcd at the National House. Tickets for-saloat B.O. Coi & Co's, at L. Qnodman's, anil^y mem'ours ^theBrotl^r-

*hool. yr:'

THIR^EENfH ANNUAL

OF THE

»"v

BEACH'S ^WHAtL,

FEBHUAlt Yj28th, 1870.

Tickets of ^fninlMio'n:

Yoi Gentlemen (including supper).-.«^.81.50

i'or Ladi.es iQ.'''"r .' .W.X.. 75c Tickets can b'o procured from the members of the.iofy^anu tit the fdTlbwlnff piaceg max Joseph's,., ... ...

Johti Kuj5|)enneimer'a,

C. Wittig & Cb'a, N. Katzenbach's, jms m'» ss-F•. Biel's,

•v

Warren,H ob0rg&Co. C. J. Kantman's. ITew York Store.

A Enos Sisrous, S.Frank.

So Tickets sold at the Door.

S I

FAMILY GROCERIES.

JAS. U. TUBS KB, T. C. BGHTIX.

TURNER & BUtfTEtJjI *.'ff Wholesale and Retail

I- ,« jUI kinds of ^isSi

•-*t

STEKli.

GENERAL HARDWARE

10 A

J-\ KtM

-•cYmM

:ai

friends and the public to give us a call and.exarnino our Stock and Prices. Au Kinds oi, COUIVTItT I»KODUC3B

Bought at the market price. Qhre its ^caII.t1, No trouble to'&howgoods.

%FLOUli A2?T FBEpT

We have also openccl'a Flour and Fced Store, where you oan at all times get the bestfcf Family Flour, llay, Oats, Bran, fec. All goods delivered free of charge in the city,

P5T,'. ..TPUJRNBR& BUNM® cgrner 7th and Main Street.

Terre IIaute+X)ct. dtf wrff»v3F*v

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

The underpinned having gone into business

The undorsurned having gone at C. N. DEMOREST'S old stand on

xr-oic

Ohio &Cf lei. Fourth & Fifth,

Wilt keep ob hand a full supply

,' FL0U1V. -f&S© FEED, FRUIT,'

jjagjf"

$13,000,000.

FRESII ME

for

-food

^{Jfnan and beast. 1^1) /I

Pokier..

And a^cneral assortment of r..

Family Grooeries and Provisions.

Wall keep constantly on hand afresh supifly of Vegetables of all kinds. Will also open on die 1st of September a

jv J. E. VOORHEE*.

WBldtf.

jtaATv1!

GH1

AHmIIi For aal»%i*ll densgtotefli

B"H9

-jj&jMiBftSrSS*^manBf ,'»« itarakviH tic *XF*i»fc tA sirfi

DOYOP

'.wttbqx* tirfwn

Yon Wnl fai Buj gmit

Bare Yo»«,

will be a libent Gifts, the

if a I ••6ittitiioii Wanted 'Prowarty for Sale,"

"Sitaatidn WanWd '.'.*r^rof«rt^ for Snle,' '^Boarding," 'L^, Fooad,'iStrayedv'' "^tolen?"''^ersbiail,' j^k^i}l Uib«i#?«1

Tliese terms ar^ applicable to allad.'tvrtise, m'enta of the abovA class, of five lin«a *nd tahder./ ••••••-. '-T

SALE—House and Lot No. 68 Eagle street,! between 6th and 7tb-street enJOSEPH HoFARLAND: 7dtf

FOR'RENT.

RENT—New Store^RooBffor

particulars call at Coal (Office, corner of streets.

FOIt

„t TERRE HAUTE itiiANCH

.Mil:

/or

Amamm

f3rS?,^£® Ince

colfttio

•mm

pg, th« l&rsiMt .hoine st-medium U) HC«m

yoitf, wan^a ^v«rt^U»g.urW» »ow j«ti rt(te«' io low .thft Jhjirfl ao.excjw/qr W* making known,yojBf AdwrtUemea*^

Houses or Booms for Bent?

AftVEltTtsri? WK'ECTBKJsi^''I

ONLY 2&MST&-A BA¥^

Paftle* .wishing, to advertise in tho KX^KKSS, and living at a dlaUne^from this (iflioo. dart'iaclose thdir adv^Usemont in aq Snvfijopp. witb. the, necefsary pay, and forward the same tons through the Postoffice.

-n) t&K

YpUSGLAD]

LOST.

I" OST—A email Buff" KliVeltttje containing \J ten Tickets for Engineers Ball they will bo of no use to any person who finds thom, as they are all numbered the finder will confer a groat favor by leaving them at B. G-.

INSURANCE COMPAN^

giaM, I '^antral Office, Cliicago.

COMMERCIAL COLLECE

'7 TERRE IIAUTJO !,f1

"'s'

oiftafT'fasiTaA

Cox &

Co s, or thin office. FRKDBAKNK8.

ont -me ittaC. faott

]TERRE'HAUTE^pSUNA,

Affords facilities equal to aiiy Busi noie'fc°l 1 ege s,ini ?*n the Ws»t fisf'

IrlluMSi Instructioitin RooJc

Keeping, Fenmanahip. Ut a A W

And all Qther departments of Aceountantship. Students can enter at any time, Eaoh stn deht| receivM-|rh*t» ..tratrtrattoti?, Cdllsgi Journal, with full informations* to tho course of instructions,, qualification^ for

CHlS. AL*XUiDB?. vi!

MARKET.

And keep all kinds of frcshnteat orders and they will be filled am nromptly to all parts of the city, buy all kinds ctf

j. Will also

OOUNTEJ ^BQDffOB.t

Farmers willdowttll to oall befbresellint.

'cuny,

made frdm extracts prep^r-

Colds.

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W.E. ROSSETBI^

w» uu#

MNTIST!

J-f#9

i. -'t

i-fr

ttr

'•Wan or Sate" and 'Fmj t*

f22

.kij )a.

FOUND.

ND^-A Pocket Book-con tarring a small amount of money, whieh the owner can have hy calling at Moore

WAITED—

HAOEi,

gr-

WANTED—Aapply

HaggOrty's Tin

Shop, Main street. :^2d2t

WANTED,

ing wood at the National House.

ANTKD —HOUSES FOR RENT at Beauchamp's aiu street, up stairs.

Beauchamp's Heal Estate Office. 141 Main stroct. up stairs. irt ^feblOdtf

WANTED—Tonear10th

n.i'gqf

feb22d3t

FORwill

Iwa

.t»

*. t.C.'ait».

ALPXANDEII & RK41,

JESiOUR, 1ML,

,.^ ClOBtWr..OATSj-

3^-E

AlfD FEED OF ALL XJf DS,

*k'1: DEfiTI«T«

DRt

pUon. I«i

popularity and unmpaw of itii-cr^at +alae. Tadey

sales is a gnaiMity

liy'-t.

BJlAOH'S rBi.OCK.!

tfnn

\yce's k*Bwck03.ir,Store."*

4Vtff ft i«' f.i 9 'u«

if»

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1:l

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ut 1 'f ff J" ti-^ -Ml V. 3 'ir!

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New York Nicest

j1 tjMWl 1 'Jit 1

All

ln#WJW»l

Six first-elasa Sewed" Bitot

Makers immediately, at 63 South Meridian street, Indianapolis. IrHliana. for whidh the highest wages will be given and steaxfyemployment. 22d4t

man to drive team in haul

lease for several years, a

smalliionse street an ington Road address P. 0- Box 529,

FOR SALE.

)R SALE-*Honse and Lot eorrier of Center

and Elm streets, low for cash, or exchange Kansas land"-

iX-

forKansas Lands enquiro on

SALE-VALUABLE FARM IN VIGO. I sell my Farm on Otter Creek Prairie, of 320 acres, about half under cultivation and good fence, two sfory Hiiise and large Barn and Stable, good for grains and stobk. near Railroad, School and Mills possession given' at oneo: terms easy if not sold willbe for rent in March enquire at my

ai-dware Store, 130 Main street, Terre Haute ]ftbl7d6t JAS. id. LYONS.

T^OR 'SALE 2i,000 'Urick, oh f^vqi-a'ble JC iterms apply to W. T. GOULD, north ith street.. ITdtt

.1!

Fancy Goods! ^v. ,, FancjrGoods! ,U fsrjrfJ

Coal Oil Lamps! Coal Oil Lamps!

recti

fi.

22d4t

pub kkkx—Becond story- wotfr in store Japan Toilet Sets, Slip Jars ^oc^&by Foster Smitlj a'pplyto Water Carriers, Bird Cages,Wood •a°A™' febis

RENT— Stote Reom-6«: Ohio'street, next door to Kissncr's, is for ut at $200 per year includes lower store rnnm. with" shelling, cellar and back room '-liiiuiro of

O W N N

street tVt8tf

and

s:"-

CASH .iSSETS, JANUARY 14,1870, I $ 1 8 0 9 2 6 6 4 8 i'l ift'i ____

WST OF. STOCKHOLDERS AT TERBE HAUTE. B. Warren, George Kerckhoff, Herman Hulman, Firman Nippert, Tho ma* H. Barr, O'Boyle Brothers, John tf. Grain, Preston Hussey, JCred. A. Ross," OwenTuller, 'W.B.Barton. J. H. O.'Boyle, %v L. A. Burnett. A. Claussen, ,.s.., D. W. Minshiim^ C. M. Warren, J. B. Armstrotft?1,"* F. V. BichoWfky. Hosford A Boudinoty feb"

Articles.deli v«r*d to any part of the oitr firaa rdbitfge. Jdmcg^ny.

.B^KTaOliOMKW,

BUKOKOS AVn VRCHAKK14a r-''

SiftfOessoT to u. M. W

j1 a

!!.

jlffl 'I!

:nf

oV !.'•: Mi .-'.I I

Willow Waro, Fancy Boskets^Table Mats, Knife Baskets. andtin fact anything usually kept in ia first-class Kousefurnishing Store.

-7

M.B. HUDSON'S

^ajimoth "4 -1

House FurnisMiig

S O E

Crockery! w/i Crockery! .«/

f:»!

Glasdwarer S

". iGlaaswarel

lives an'd Porks!

t»

:.i •'.'•* r. I

Knives and Fores! »*f ««•r f-

H' '-UlToaa ".«*)

Spooiig, aIl kinds. Spoons, all kinds.

i»

139Main St., opposite Hulmaii's^.

4 M. IS. HUDSON. nov23dw3m

LA.

Leather, JLides, Oils, Sfwe

Fitidbigs,

AWB CIJRKIERS'TOOUi,

Nos. 144 & 146 Main St,- Terre flaate,

J. A. VBYDAGU,

Pla&s.Speelfioatfons. SaperintendAiice, Htr*V Detail Drawiag! f&riiishea for ovory deerri —«n tion of Baildta«8k

Ukfick—Nartncast corner of Wabotfa and Sixth Streets, 2d story, Deming Blook.

IMPORTANT

The attention of

House Builder* aud owner*

invited to the

This is dOoidedly the best arid most import-

.ant invention of modern times, its simplicity and wonderful adaption both for I10TJ8R

neuters. I^boral^ iuduoen cnts to Agents. Send for descriptive ~,i l:trs and prices, Ae.

bostox 3mmKTiiA.\ rieTCRise co., I«4 Federal St., Boston) 77 t^Mabera 81, ff. T. :WB8TEB.X BSA5C0 OFFICE, '1«8Dearborn Street, Chicago, nilnols. ,t ^. W. ULKiifcfleBl Traveling Business Ag', •-1 25dlm

X'-l i, 1 u. g?

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to enaeute all orders fuhisljnS with neatness and dispatoly corner Of Zhird and Cherry streets, Terre Haute, Ind. i»aai-5-dwt*

M. w.

-i

Holiday diftsl Holiday Gifts!

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vi«

l_Li

LEATHER, HIDES, &C.

'i. ii'MWW. Jon# ^"miacha*.

BUBNETT & coM

r?Yii

Manufacture nd Dealers in -i.

hi '$*

CASH for Hides. Furs, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skins, Tallow, and Leather in tho Rough, CoBUjgiiMents always receive prompt mi attention.

ARCHITECT.' J/"

^KCHITECT & BUILD EI

JuSi^P j**4

Hardteare Deafen^ Car and

is respectfully

-*w4.

PATENT KKTEB FAIUXO SKLF-LOCKEHt xl4

"WINDOW FAST,"

tU..,

r'"

and CAR WINDOWS is parfeetly astonishing »t" ps accomplishing Overything that can .possibly be desired, and'yet being

other window fast. For house windows it dt«. ww? penses with weights and pullys. operating equally well on top and bottom sash, allowing. #w*» "•ther to be raised or lowered as much or little as wished to secure ventilation.and yet be locked securely at every potftt.ffom the inJtTUdcr or burglar, and will never get out of jf A

vvariety or styles, making an elegant Sbtin to tbo-eiK# wtndows, and tno only arrange^ BWjnt ever iutroduoed that eaii n^rer (hi|. JThp Hoase fasts ft:r aal* all SaWhrarj

chtthper

than any

r,K/'

ti.

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QCGirirwz9

shniep), and having and iev«n years Au •kperienrfe.in mo huswossL la «o« prepared furnisq Met^Iic Burial Oasos, Cases. Caaots, aud WooileB Cofflaa, of all styles and fifofli ,Uj0 best „ama largest stock of

Maytl