Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 February 1870 — Page 4

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other State. They were

'among the first to enter and the last to leave the field and have shed imperisha|»le renown upon their State and country. Indiana will remember their names while Jiving and oherisli their memories when -deadi

CONCLUSION.

The Republican party is yet in its youth, fresn and vigorous, and while its achievements have been vast its work is s, not finished. _...

Its principles are those of Liberty, Progress, Development and Power, and ^if perseveringly administered will give to to our people happiness and prosperity, and conduct our country to a pride of grandeur and glory of which the scenes of '5 -, the Revolution had no vision. Already the victories inscribed on the Republican

Banner are wholly without parallel in the chronicles of party. The rebellion suppressed, the Union preserved, universal liberty, equal eivil **?:3 rights, the citizenship of all, reconstruction of the rebel States, the detraction of fe courts, and among all impartial suffrage.

The part at least is secure, and it should be our duty and pleasure to see that the future of the Republican party S shall be bright, as honorable and glorious

to the nation.

10^= With a good ticket, a sound platform, harmony in onr ranks, and with a faith^fal expedition of our principles, we must 4and will succeed. But we must have harmony the interest of the individual must be subordinate to the success of the "great principles we advocate, v" If there be wn

STEW YORK.

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I New

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A steamer from Brazil brought back to this port yesterday a cargo of ex-Confed-erates, who went off after the close of the war to settle in Brazilian territory. After suffering terrible privations they were ahijped home by the Imperial government. Several companies of Southern emigrants who located themselves in other parts of Brazil are doing well, and willremain.

ashington's birthday

This morning is the anniversary of the natal day of Washington. It will be observed in this city as a leading holiday. Banks and Courts will be closed and business generally suspended* The 11th regiment will parade, as will also the remaining veterans of 1812. Washington's Farewell Address is to be read in Trinity Church at 11 o'clock, with appropriate patriotic musical accompaniment, and JGhimest will be rung after the services.

SUSPENSION.

The Washington IronWorks of NewJrafo'Iffe* York, have suspended work. ^Unfinished work to amouut of $60,000 has -be£r placed in the hands of J. Bigler & Co. for completion. The company employed 270 men, most of whom will be retained for the work of completing contracts. The liabilities of the company are stated at about -$95,000. It is also stated that the assets, if sufficient time is given for their conversion, will more than cover this amount. The concern was during the war one of the largest in the country, employing at otie time 1,600 hands. The property is owned by Homer of thi

Painsdell. one Erie. CHICAQO.

"""'r1NTELUOENCE

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ERIE TROUBLES.

York, Feb. 22.—The Erie troubles

{have again been partially revived in an faction by Oeorge F. Gray vs. Fisk, Bel"den A Co.,.in the Superior Court, to re--cover a balance of some $30,000, growing ,out of operations in Erie stock.

JUMEL CASE. .'"*8'

The Jumel estate is again up for adjudication in an action by George W. Borren against Nelson Chase, in the Superior Court. Borr»n claims as the natural son I ofMadame jumel. T~

FBAUD CASE

Considerable testimony was taken in V* the United States Commissioner's office, yesterday, in the case of Martin P. Cook, '4 of the firm of Jordan, Fellows & McMil*5 lan, wholesale liquor dealers, charged with having aided and abetted an ex'gauger named Farrington in committing

Ifrauds on the Government. ^—-J.— COLD WEATHER The cold snap of yesterday was felt 'throughout the country. The thermom«etal in this city stood 10° above zero at 22° at noon, and 15° at 10 P. M. The cold was more severe jn the West than in New England. The cold continues this morning, and the thermometer at %his hour (8 A. M.) is 10° above zero.

BOGUS PRUSSIAN COUNT. ..

Count Otto von Below, the bogus Prussian Count, and cousin of Count Bismarck, who succeeded in marrying a young and rich woman, a daughter of a respected citizen of Elizabeth, N. J., and in swindling a family out of some $10,000, wa3 Arrested yesterday morning, and is now confined in jail to await examination. *EX-CONFEDERATE3,

directors of the £. £f« 5. ,.ds

-i FROM WINNEPEO.

Chicago,

Feb. 22.—A letter to the St.

Paul Press, Feb. 20th. brings intelligenrfrom Winnepeg, to tne efleet that Wm. McTavish, Governor of the Hudson Bapr Company, and Dr. Cowan, also a prominent officer of the Hudson Bay Company, were detected in tampering with members of the Provisional Council, in order to defeat the final adoption of the bill of rights, whereupon Gen. Riell had both arrested and placed in confinement.

The letter also says G. Baunagatine, a leading Canadian, who, it will be remembered, took the oath of allegiance to the Provisional Government, ana was retained in his office of postmaster at Winnepeg, endervored to gain access to the prisoners, and being refused, threatened to raise a force to liberate them, whereupon he was also arrested and placed in confinement.

A letter says Riell is riot yet defunct, *nd the agents of Canada persist in attempting to corrupt the representatives of the people. There will be serious trouble in tne settlement. V|. iO!JI8TILtE.W

CMS SHOOTING AFFAIR. Wl iI

Louisville,

Feb. 22.—Last night

Early Smith, a negro saloon- keeper, snot •nd probably fatally wounded another negro named Lewis Smith cause of the difficulty unknown. Smith was arrested.

COUNTERFEITERS.

-, ys A band of regularly organized counterieiters in Pulaski, Wayne and other adjoining counties has been engaged for •onte time circulating thousands bf dollars of bogus ten dollar bills and fifty cent United States notes. A clue has been obtained.as to their headquarters, -s and the early arrest of. the gang is loosed fo*

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FOltEIfi*. sagY-'ft-W^ALLIBilffVi Ffeb. 22.^—Disciifiiort |on thi

questionSf iP%par infallibility

to be opened in the Ecumenical Council sometime this week. Vt

FRENCH CABLE COMPANY.

Paris,

Feb." 22.—At a meeting of

shareholders of the French Cable Company, held in this city yesterday, an agreement with the Anglo-American, Atlantic and New York, New Foundland and London Telegraph Companies for a working arrangement looking to economy, of expense and expedition of busines,, was unanimously approved, and the directors were authorized to arrange with the French government in regard to their exclusive, rights,' so as to give perfect reciprocity to the United States.

EXAMINATION OF THE LATE RIOTERS.

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wrongs and'heart-burnings,

let there be differences of opinion as to men and measures the patriotic Republican will lay them as an offering upon •*s the altar of the party and subordinate his private griefs to the .triumph of the cause. We have to fight a compact and i. well-disciplined enemy, whose army regillations have been improved by many years, and who deal witn their. recusant members as remorselessly as did the rebel

General Bragg with his deserters. Let ^os therefore cultivate the spirit of concord, one with another, and remember 'that the union, property and power of lour great country are bound up .with the continual success, purity and. fidelity of .the Republican party- jsS. *4,

ST. LOUIS.

INSURANCE.

St. Louis,

^UDICiAL DECISION^ j.

Judge Knight, of fhe Circuit Coiirf, decided yesterday that debts contracted by a wife must be collected from her husband, Jiot from Jier separate estate.

DEMOCRACY IN SESSION.

The Democracy of this county are now in session for the purpose

CIICIIJfATL

ashington's birthday.

Cincinnati,

EXCHANGE—Dull at%al-10 discount buying.

STI LOUIS MARKET.

By Telegraph].

St.

Hie

Feb. 22.—No general ob

servance of the day. The Zouave battalion, an independent military organization, have a grand parade. Many flags are flying, but business is not suspended.

CINCINNATI MARKET.

By Telegraph.]

WHISKY—Firm at96 with a good demand. MESS PORK—Firm but quiet 27 25 offered an 2 7 5 0 as

COT MEATS—In a good demand about 500,000 pounds were sold at 1094 for shoulders 13Jial4 for sides and 14)415 for clear rib and

C*HAMS—in

Louis, Fob. 22.

TOBACCO—Unchanged. COTTON—Nominal at 23%a24, HEMP—Nominal at 1 20al 60 for undressed, FLOUR—In good demand but no shipping facilities fall superfine at 4 25a4 50 at 4 00aa75 XX at 4 96a $ 25 XXX to fancy at 5 90a6 50.

WHEAT—Very dull No 2 spring at at 83%85, latter inspected No do at 93 No 2 red fall 95al 00 No 1 do at 1 08 choice 112al 120,

LOCAL NOTICES.

Pcake's Buflhlo Alpacas. Those Alpacas are pronounced, by Harper's Basaar, better than any others imported. $he fabric is stronger, finer and smoother the color better in appearance and more enduring than in any other brand.

We are making a speciality of these goods and selling'them at as low prices as ORDINARY goods bring in this market.

The tiradfe supplied at Wm I. Peake & Co's card pripe._ ggg

*Fueil, Ripley &,Deining,

.Corner Main and Fifth streets.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. A. FOOTE,

S E E S A N Main St.»Terre Haute/Ind No. 05 Has in Store andbjaw receiving a fine stock

SEEDS For the

Farm, the Garden and the Flower Border.

Clover, Timothy, Blae flrass, Orchard Grass,

including all the varioties wanted. Mil Especial attention is called .S •r The Early Rose J^otftto,

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ssalo

The oarliest, the most productive and the best in quality of any Potato yet tested. My Stock is warranted to be genuine. ,,,

Kanesdell Norway,

White Nbrwaiji, aiid Surprise Oatsf All very far superior to the common Oats.

Large Stock of

Evergreen Broom Corn Seed, *1, Together with 200 Varieties of Garden Seeds 100 Flower Seeds, Bulbs, Ac.

Catalogues furnished on application* Orders from a distance promptly filled. Small packages and up to four lbs. sent by mail. dltw2t J. A. FOOTE.

UEWFIRM. H. Clark, J. E. Wright, E. Wright, GO Ohio Street, betweea 3d aad 4th, Hare associated themselves in the manufacture and sale of- lSoots and Shoes. We make the best. Calf Soots at from $8.50 to 19.00, warranted genuine Frenalr we also keep a fall line of Gents and Ladies Boots and Shoes.

CLARK .WRIGHT A CO,

-t f-7.» JR.-

City

ittid

Locals

Tickets

Feb. 22.—Insurance on

Hill, I^emon & Co.'s naw mill, burned Sunday, was $5,000 in each of the fol* lowing companies: Security, New York Republic Chicago Maryland, Baltimore International and Excelsior, New York Phoenix, Pacific and Commerce, St. Louis.

Mr.

.Cincinnati,

bulk are held at 13% but hardly

a¥ACON-Abetterdemandat

and the feeling

firmer sales of shoulders 12%al2% and sides at 16al7 for claar rib and clear. LARD—Firm for steam at but kettle dull at 15%,

BUTTER—le higher and Supply light fresh at 30a33for Central Ohio and 34a35 for Western reserve.

EGGS—Firm at 20 and receipts light, LINSEED OIL—Firm at 98al 00. LARD OIL—Declined to 1 37al 40.,PETROLEUM—Steady at 30a33. SUGAR—Firm for New Orleans at 11% to 13%. but refined dull and prjees %e lower. r6QDvu QUil ttUtl"pr^CCS lOWvTf _ASSES—Very firm at 76a78, demand good and stock light.

COFFEE—Steady and a fair domand, BEEF CATTLE—In good demand and the supply being light pricos advanced 25 to 50 percent, closing firm at 4 50a7 50 per gross, the latter rate for extra shipping,

SHEEP—Scarce and in good demand at 4 to 6 gross. &OLD-118Ji buying.

Vldnlfc? lied with a

ice-houses are

1 qualify of ice.

The

promenade concert on Saturday

evening will be

the

WmI Barrick

Feb.

£2.

FLOUR—Dull and unchanged. WHEAT—Dull No 2 red at 1 06 No 1 at 1 08.

CORN—Steady mixed at 68a70 wlnto or yellow at 74, OATS—Steady at 52a55,

RYE—At85a88. y, BARLEY—Dull at 1 OOal 10 for spring 1 20al 25 for fall,

COTTON—Dull middling at 23%. TOBACCO—In good demand sales of 86 hhds at 6 30 to 2 29,

T113 ball of the Locomotive Engineers at Beach's Hall on last evening w&s one of the most successful parties of the season—intact of this Or any other season. The engineers and their friends were out in force, with considerable delegations from Indianapolis, St. Louis and Evansville, filling the large hall and the adjoining room to its fullest capacity. Not an incident occurred to mar the pleasures of the festive and happy occasion, and the managers have just cause to feel proud of the manner in- which the whole affair was conducted. At about the midnight hour,a superb supper was served at the National House, which drew forth the most flattering compliments from all who partook of the feast. After supper the most of the old folks" retired,' leaving those yottnger in years to finish the pro. gramme to the music of Prof. Touted band:

2M "i

Cracfcers of all kinds fresh everyday at the Union Steam Bakery. Batter.—A first class article of fresh butter can be had at Daniel Miller's, by wholesale 6r retail purchasers.

j°%

affair of the week..

were covered with ice yester

day at least, they were out of reach.

The

Feb. 22.—Preliminary examin

ations of persons arrested during the recent troubles have been ended, 108 have been unconditionally discharged, 125 held to appear iu court, and 150 kept under arrest for conspiring against the State ai$ the life of the Emperor.

Tftg Editors' and,iPublishers' State Association meets at Indianapolis to-day^-,

bridge builders are going 16 lia*e

a ball on the evening? of the 17th o# March, at Pence's Hall. ff A divorce suit is said to be. pending in the Common Pleas Court, in which several of our Main street merphants will be brought into unpleasant notoriety-

for next Saturday evening's

promenade concert have been placed on sale at B. G. Cox & Co.'s,Bartlett A C^.'s, Kantmann's music store, and Mr. A. Nippert's. Only fifty cents.

Fbee Trade.—Mr.A.

The

electing a

Central Committee, for the ensuing year, and adoption of resolutions to the memo-, ry of George Washington. The meeting is quj^. largely attended.

Lloyd, agent of

the American Free Trade League, is in the city, ^talking up the interests and objects of the same with onr leading men. It is proposed to hold a public meeting to-morrow evening,

Republican Convention for the

nomination of a candidate for Congress in this District will be held in this city on Wednesday, June 18. lU jras decided by the District delegation to the State Convention at Indianapolis, yesterday. •'..if lilfe'

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iie Theatre Comique has taken anew lease on life, having made several additions to the troupe. Among the new artistes areJim Tinsley, a well-known favorite Dutch and Ethiopian comedian Miaa Mary Gifford, the dashing danseuse, Miss Fannie Swift, jig dancer, and MiHarry Wood, violinist, pyinist and general performer. A brilliajit entertainment is now nightly presented io the patrons of the Theatre Comique.

returned from La

fayette yesterday, having been successful in recovering the stolen horse^and wagon The thief, however, has escaped. On arriving at Lafayette, the man stopped at the Farmers' Home." On Friday even* ing, tl«e landlord, Robert Walls, told the thief that a man was in town who claimed the horses, whereupon the'thief immediately left. Wall's excuse tor giving this information is that he wanted to scare the man so that he could bay the property cheap.

Seed-timeisnear

at hand again, and

so is our enterprising friend, Mr. J. A Foote, with the largest and choicest assortment of seeds he has ever offered his customers, embracing everything needed for the farm, the garden and the flower16,d4w bed. We invite attention to his advertisement in another place in tliis paper. Mr. Fo)tc has just issued his fifth annual descriptive catalogue pf Feeds, a very neat pamphlet, containing a full, list of the leading standard varieties and^many novelties, with general directions hr the growing of the same. Copies may be had, gratis, on application at Mr. Foote's seedstore.

•M.

"Chicago" at Henderson's.—The best Stove in the World. Burns either Coal or Wood, and cost no more than the common stove. [dlw

Free Trade and the Tariff.—These important themes will be discussed on Thursday evening, Feb. 24th, in the New Coui*t House by Bev. Henry Blanchard of Indianapolis and A. Lloyd, Esq., of St, Louis. The public, including ladies, are cordially invited to attend.

Best Brands of Flonr at the Union Steam Bakery. ... The Masqnorade. From what we have been able to learn from the Com mittee of Arrangements of the Terre Haute Maennerchor for their 13th anqual Masquerade, which will occur next Monday evening at Beach's new Hall, we would advise all lovers of fun and genteel amusement not to fail to be present, as a rare treat would be missed. The comical performances, processions, and characters will be carried out on the plan, as they have been seen in the old fatherland, where Masque Balls are the main feature of the Winter searon."

Dr. Pierce's

Alt. Ext. or Golden Med

ical Discovery is not a fancy drink made of poor poisonous strychnine whisky, proof spirits and refuse-liquors, spiced and sweetened to please the taste and lead topers on to ruin, as are the so-called "Bitters" of the day but it is a pure medical extract of native roots and herbs, is a apeedy, safe and sure remedy for all severe, acnte and lingering coughs, indigestion, loss of appetite, "Liver Complaint" or "billiousness," and constipation of the bowels. Nothing equals it for purifying the blood. Sold by druggists.

Dr. Sage's Catarrh Bemedy is no humKIg. Feb2S-dwlw.

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Coffee* f« stt4 jgyi&f, it

ri—"" fi"" J»—f? frt

PrW^II.—Doolev^i is ch^Mihr pare |u

bination, and posraes no ingredients but such as are harmless, healthy and nutritious. In strength and weight: it equal, and but half the qnanity is needed in use that is required by those of ordinary manufacture. Used in all families, and pronounced the best, as well as the cheapest Prepared by DoSley A Brother, New-York and-sold

Groelrs geu-

New fill !&l< d|lcs,^uievoisier's gloves, the best in the ^world, at Tuell, Ripley A Deming's. Feb2f

Xhe Unnpan Ilalr.—'Many' ptftfiw abuse this delicate and fiearttifu^ ornament,'by burning it with akoholt&iWHket and plastering it with grca.se, which has no affinity for jhc skin, and is,^ not absorbed. PurMtf9 am'**, compound of Cocoa-nut Oil! e!c.,\is nririvalled as a dressing for the hair,--is readily absorbed, and is peculiarly adapted to its various conditions, preventing its falling off and promoting its healthy growth

FeblldTu w3m. If—If you want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if you have last or found anything want t® do anything or want anything done for ybu, advertise in the 25 cent column of fhe flyppyon it is the best advertisement you can have for the least -mono lloiue Insurance Conipany, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf

PIosfOed

Boudinot,

Agents!

The Best Brands of FloTnr, at Union Steam Bakery, .y Home Insurance Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf

Hosfobd

Boudixox,

Agents.

Best quality of Fresh Meats of all Upda at mf stand corner Sixth and Oluo streets—also fresh Oliio Pork Sausage every day. Call aiid seeJoryourself. dtf.

Old JEtna of Ilartford Fire .Insurance Company—Assets $5,549,504 97.

Hager

McKeen,

Agents, Dowling Hall.

Clover Seed—At Turner «Ss corner 7th and Main streets.

Hadjftis8 Olive Logan been famil iar with the fancy goods establishments of this city, she would have certuiuly ad vised tlic ladies of Terre 'Haute, in her lecture, to buy all their skirts, corsets, mohair switches, cha(eljiin braids and fancy goods at Ilert & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street.

Bed net Ion in the price of Chalelain Braids at Hens & Arnold's. All imaginable styles of French, German and American corsets constantly on had at Herz & Arnold's.

Perfected Spectacles.—It

Laearus

IIerz

Feb20 dwlw.

IIager & McKeen,

16,d4w ^Agents, Dowling Hall.

Printing.—If

fan gtut mrMtA Bu feHPusT and

Steam

Lt. .as,

Dress MaSiinff.—With the enterpme characteristic ot^all widc-aWak^ bn*infei| firms, the MieSes E. & L. Kirit* l»tove ren moved to more commodious quarters in Beach's Block, over the Buckeye Cash Store, where they intend to contort the Dress and Cloak making business in all its branches and guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage.

wh i(rti| Morgatf^bj£|iler

lyjyt splend|#|8nlliva] orders Moal ORc^fcAnrtr Sixth and Ohio streets. «14t

Everybody eorae to J. JR. Wliitaker ami buy good butter for 20 cents, and the best) 25 cents. Fresh lemons- and oranges cheap for cash, corner of Fourth and Walnut strcetr.

Sugar and ^cli, at the

Bkkerf.

Fresh Lemony—Cream Cradieni,yat fhe Union Steam Bakery. iff?* /"MaeWieg '%old- on ifiontV| pqjmeats

Lawrence's, Ko. S3 Main street.' New Attachments for the Singer at Lawran^s's, 83 Main street. llome liishi arce Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf

IIosford

23—lw

A DriTe^!—We have placed on our 25 cent counter 700 yards of French and English prints, yard wide, at Tuell, Ripley .4 Deming's. fT....

«&

Boudinot,Agents.

Home Insurance Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf

Hosford

Boudikot,Agents.

Jet Jewclry, «ei| an^fc^opablegat John^K. Freeman's^ ti 7rdt%

Tailors,

Shoemakers and ochers will

.fintl a good supply of Thread and .Silk at Singer pffice, 83 Maiu street, J) S J. S

Clocks.—A "fitll assortment of Selh Thomas Clocds, at John K. Freemah's No. 5 Warren Block. 28dtf

Wants,

&c. —.Advertisements of

^wahtjsf "for sale," "lost," "tptuidJ' etc., wiirt* inserted in the

Qerman Snuff.

Morris.

$1.50 will buy you as fine'arid durable a corset at Herz & Arnold's,^as you have been, in the habit of paying $2.50 for at any other establihsment in the city.

French woven corsets for 75 cents. American whalebone co. Sets for^J^'Shape and quality guaranteed at

Arnold's.

Hers A Arnold, 89 Main street sell a home manufactured Hoop Skirt with twenty springs for only 50 cents. Who can beat it?

Extra good Tinivare at "Henderson's," made of very heavy plate by first class jouneymen, and equal in every res pect to the "old time" ware.

Old JStna of Hartford Fire Insurance Company—Assets $5,549,504

you want any kind of

printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are daily turning out.

No Hnmbng.—We do not wish to in form you, reader, that Dr. Wopderful, or any other man, ha* discovered a remedy that cures all diseases of mind, body or estate, and is designed to make our sublunary sphere a blissful Paradise, to which Heaven itself shall be but aside show, but we do wish to inform you that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Bemedy has cured thousands of cases of catarrh in its worst forms 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, b^ addressing B. V. Pierce, M. D.ltuffalo, N. Y. Sold by druggists.

Dr. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery cures Bronchial, Throat and Lung diseased. 16-dwlw.

M. V. Mondy Co., successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Betail Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street

ew place we always

have something new to show our customers. Our stock consists of -many little and big items, something to amuse our chewera, smokers and lookers-on. Onr stock of Plug, Smoking aud Finecat tobacco, Pipes, Smokers" articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. Ac., are foil and complete. All persons looking for Ac weed, or something nice for a holiday present, will please give as a call.

nKwy-"^-

Daily'Exlt.kss

$5.50, 15.50.—Best brands white wheat flouf at $5.50per barrel* delivered free anywhere in the city at Turner & Buntin's, corner Seventh and Main

Hosford

C. lYittig & Co., sell all their winter goods at exact cost, viz- Shawls, Furs, Blankets, Scarfs, Skirts and wool hosiery, etc., at No. 170 Main St., Deining block.

Spectacles.—The largest quantity of spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected—atjess thanli,»lf the current prices al John B. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Bloc*"''

:jf

New Maple Molasses at C.

merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great is their continence in its merits as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it coits but 356ents and jvill do you goocL For sale hy all druggists.

Iba Gbovek,

is repre

spnted to us that pedlars and others are galling spectacles,, representing them as oiifs—perfected spectacles. All such'are imposters, as S. B. Freeman, at 161 Main street, Is the only person authorized to sell our fleeted spectacles i^-^Vigo county, tnd.

Jr., Special-Agent, rr

dec8-dtf .CU 8a

SOtoY. MEET1NCS. MASONIC—Teroe

IIautk Lodos

J. H. &Kay, 8^cli

BACON! BACON! A nice lot of Bacon, Sugar-curcd Ilams. Shoulders and Sides, lor sale at

A. & E. REIMANS

febl5dtm Main street, bet. 8th and 9th.

IN STOKE ANf FOR SALE.

75 Tierces and Kegs Lard. 75 Barrels Mess J'ork. 500 Barrels C. IS. Jones Flour, all grades 250 Barrels Cement, GOBbls. N. Y. 1 G. li. rtastcr,

At Alt. KEIMAIPS^

feblddlm Main street, bet. 8th and 9th.

ARCHITECT.

^ECHITECT & BUILD? J.

A-.

VBYDAGII,

Plans.Specifications. SuDerintendanoe, and Detail Drawings furnished 'or every deserip tion of Buildings.

Orrics—Northeast corner of Wabash and 8ixth Streets, 2d story. Dcming Block,

MANUFACTURERS.

PRAIRIE

Pl,A2ST12sTG

CITY MILLS.

C'JLIFT A WILLIAm Manufacturers of SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,

Window aad Door Frtaw, Healdlag Brackets, 8tarl Balllags. a us

Xewell Pests,

ST*-*:

Florlag sad Killing.

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber

WnOLK81LR AND BBTAtl. DKAI.RSS IK' PINE LUMBER,

Lafh and Shingles*.

Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing Roofing Felt. Custom Sawing, Planing and

Wood Turning.

BOYJ TO OBDXSB.

All Work Warranted. '.Corner Ninth and Mulberry Sta,

r-gw

for

wenty-five cenU. '•$.** OV': The ilrst Maple Sugar in the market at C. I. Bipley's.

TWO NIGHTS ONLITJ a*H tutaday^'Fel^ma*tt'%8th ft Hit March Int.

Tke Great

EMERSON MINSTRELS! (From Crosby's Open House, Chieagto.) Twenty Star Performera 1

Under the immediate supervision of the Original Billy Emerson, THE GREATEST SONO AND DANCB ARTIST. and the best Ethiopian, Dutch and Irish Comedian in the world, who wilt he assisted by a Int-dui Orchestra, a splendid Qnhitctte of Vocalists, and a rail corps of Comedians.

Admission, 50 cents Resorved Seats, 75 Nnti. Tickets for sale at the Book Store of B. O. COX & CO.

For particulars see .bills of the day. feb236d C(IA8. B. UBI8TE, Agent.

DOWLING HALL!

FOR SDL NIGHTS! Commencing Monday, February Slat.

MAGIC AND MIRlAt

Prof. Martin*. The Great Prestidifitatenr, and superior of Hermann and Hellec. Pronounced by the European, Asiatieand American Savans as the

WIZARD OF THE AGE! Will appear in a Grand Necromantic Soiree, ifa which will be included Miraculous Illusions, Second Sight Wonders and Automaton Figuros.

At each Entertainment there will be a liberal Distribution of Munificent Gifls.rthe wholi' constituting one of the most attractive Exhibitions of the age. Admlssion.SS oents.

Family Matinoe

Saturday Afternoon at 2 o'clock, for ladies and Children. "Admission 2U cents. Every child will reeelve a present. feb21 GE0.fi. HUDSON, Agent.

THEATER G0HIQUE! Tim MANAGEMENT

Messrs.

I- 2 7« a

Hornft Insurance Company, (if New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf

Boudinot,Agents.

C. WELLS

JR.

Bipley's,

$2.00 a gallon. Einilie and Harriet Corsets, French and American Corsets real cheap at. C. Wittig Co's., at No- -,t70 MaJh St.. Dcniing block.

Fresll Prime Butler Soda* Crackers. Ac., a't the Union Steam Bakery. A Lot of Laee Collars and Handkerchiefs real chekp at C. Wittig &Co's., No. 170 Main St., Demirfg block.

Catarrh, Cbld In tKe Head,'Bad Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be Completely curled by the use of

NED REED,

Wish to inform the eitisens Ot Terre Haute that the cozy little plaee of amusement known as tho

Theater Comique, EVERY With an entire

IS OPEN Ti-5

NIGHT

N E W O A N

NEW NOVELTIES

In active rehearsal.

WASTED-TWESTY YOUNG LADIES

For the Ballet, apply at Box Office between two and four clock. febl2 THIRTEENTH ANNUAL

MASQUERADE or TDK Terre-Haute Hsennerchor! -ATtpEACH'S N

FEBli UAR

BaederU

The article is one of great

John KuppenheiHidr'e,' Philip Schloes', Tueli, Bipley

No 19

will meet this P. "If-, at l% o'clocI at their Hall, for the purpose of attending the funeral •f our late Brother, George. Babermeyer. A full attendance is oarnestly requested. The members of Social Lodge No. 86,.and Humboldt Lodge U. J^ ar« in^ifitfd to attend. SS3

By order of the W. M. I. O. O. F.—Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of Fort Harrison Lodge No. 157,1, 0. 0. P., at their Hall, on Wednesday evening, February 23d, at seven o'clock, for the purpose of conferring the Rebecca degree. It lS hgped that all Brothers that are entitled to said degree, and their wives, will be present. fcb!7d7t

^rari-3-*-S

Deming'Br-

C. Wittig

Co's,

N. Katsenbach's, P. Biel's, Warreu,Hoberg&Co. 6. J. Kantman'a(

New York Store. Enoa 8trousf S. Frank.

Xo Tickets sold at the Boon

feb8

y.*#'

:w iai-ife.'fep

JOHN B. LUBOWICl & CO. UEALEB8 IX

Boots and Shoes

Cor. Muln and Sixth Street^ *SL'

Terre-llaute, Tnd.

-4-.r

^Jv'% v-

We will open at the above well-IAown stlfad on the first of March, one of the LARGEST AND BEST t-r. Selected Stock of fjcr -v ipWfJT S!"

SOOTS & SHOES .If Ever brought to this market, which we shall sell at the »*-.. ss. LOWEST CA$H PRICES.

"V J.

Tkwtday, March 3d,

febl9dtd

ttyfcir a eiami CHEAP EXO UGH DO TOO WANT HELP? ^vmnxK «IK riraisK.

for

WANTED.

WANTED—Sixfirst-classSewedwhich

Fstreet,.

Ylzsm,

1870.

TIcbctN of Adntlmlont

For Gentlemen (including supper) $1.50 For Ladies 75e Tickets can. be procured from the members of the Society, and at the following places Max Joseph's,

NEW FIRM.

The undersigned, having associated -them, selves under the firm name olTBartlett Co., will carry on the Book, Stationery. Notion and Fancy Goods business at the old stand, 101 Main street, where they will shortly put in the largest stock of goods in their line, ever offered to the public in this eity.

Having inereased facilities for doing so. they will purchase their goods at bottom supply their the lowest

and

r,.

OS*

CO.

All kind8 of Custom Work and Repairing done to order in the most satisfactory manner. feb21dw3m.

UARDTAN'S SALBi By virtue of an order of the Vigo Common Pleas Court, I will offerat private sale, on

1870,.

At the Offiee ef Scott & Btckcox, the following deseribetl Beal Estate in Vigo coanty, Iaaiana, to-wit: '. 20 acres in a square form in the north-west corner of the north-east auarter of Section 91. Town 18, Range j) West, xhe undivided l-72d part of 140 acre*, the residue of said quarter section. The undivided l-72d part of Lot No. ining 40 5-100 li-. Section S3, in Town 13,

2 in east ft-. Section 28, containing 40 5-100 of Lot Ing get Lot No. 4 in the sub-division of In-lotNo. 41

acres.and of Lot No. Sin eastfr. containing 55 45-10C- aeres, all Range 9 west. The andivided l-72d part of in the town (now eity) of Terre Hante.

Bids received till day of Sale. Terms—one half eash, balance in one year, with interest and mortgage security.

SIMEON COBY, Guardian of Martha J. Stewart's Heirs.

EP.IEAUCHAMP,

•TTOBNB7 AT LAW

And Western Land Broker,

141 Kid STBKKT, UP8TAIBS. 20,000 acres of Mineral and Agricultural Land in Southern Missouri, for sale or exchange some fineLots in i)eao'« sab-division to Terre Haute, roaaonajle time C'vra: also some inely improved Stock F« ceunty, Ind., for sale or ex property. Hooses for Rent.

Farms in Pntaam

,eh"?eMlSlin7

•|.:V

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE? Mrwmn tn Kxrans. Do Yon Wuii to Buy or Sellf

AITEBTtn IS TIE OHM.

Hare You Property -for Sale? lana-rac tmk kxfiksr. THE EXPRESS haring the largest home eireulation, is the bast medinm to secure your wants by advertising. We now put rates so low that there is no exense for not making known your wants. Advertisements of Howes "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Bent," "Help Wanted." "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted," "Property for Sale," "Bearding." "Lost," "Found." "8trayed," "Stolen," "Personal,"

will be inserted

Ae„

25 CENTS A DAY! These terms are applicable to all advertise stents of the above elass, of five lines and •nder. Hare You Houses or Rooms for s- Rent?

ADVEBTISK IX THK KXPKKMt.

MjONLY

25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS, and living at a diatinee from this office, ean iaolose their advertisement in an envelope, with the neeef sary pay, and forward the same to us through the Postofliee.

FOUND.

rpous L:r

'USD—APoeketBookcontainingasmall

amount of money, whieh the owner can Have by calling at Moore A Haggerty's Tin Shop, Main street. 22d2t

Boot

Makers immediately, at 65 South Meridian street, Indianapolis. Indiana, for the highest wages will be given and steady employment. 22d4t

Wanted-houses

foe

WsmallHouse

RENT at

Beauehamp's Beal

Estate Office, 141 febl9dtf

Main street, up stairs.

ANTED—To lease for several yean, a near 10th street and Bloomington Road address P. O- Box 529. febl8

FOR 8ALE.

J^OR SALE—House and Lot corner of Center and Elm streets, low for cash, or exchange

for Kansas Lands ^enquire on the premises. J.E.FERRIS. TOORSALI J?

Kansar

1—

feb22d3t

SALE—VALUABLE FARM IN VIOO. sell my Farm on Otter Creek 320 acres, about half under cultivation and good fence, two story House and large Barn and Stable, good for grains and stock, near Railroad, School and Mills: possession given at once terms easy if not sold will be for rent in March enquire at my Hardware Store, 130 Main street, Terre Haute. febl7d6t JAS. hi. LYONS.

I will

Prairie, of

IB SALE—House and Lot No. 68 Eagle between 6th and 7th street enquire of JOSEPH McFARLAND. 7dtf

FOR RENT.

FIRRENT—NewStore

Room for rent for

particulars call at Coal Office, eorner of Ohio and6th streets. jtdtt

FORRENT—Second

story room in Store

occupied by G. Foster Smith apply

C. C.

OAKEY. feblS

Fnext

IR RENT—Store Room on Ohio street

door to Kissner*8, is for rent at S20i includes lower store room, with

shelang. cellar and back room enquire of Mrs. -BROWN, No. 65 Early's Row, Third street febStf

O. BARTLETT.

ftb22dtf GEORGE C. DUY

THE WHY .JL

SEASON

b-A»:R:r S

i.:

-li -nJi

Pectoral Elixir HAS SUCH

yM-%

IMMENSE SALE,

In the eity of Terre Haute, and in every com munity where .it has been introduced, simply because

of the

family,

wA«(

it will perform jtut

includ

claimed it will do. Our leading eUiteiu

ing Physicians, Ministers, Mechanics ani Merchants,

it as thi.

umemiiibmauy fmdorm

within Uieir knowledge

betl Cough- Eemtdy

where the "Elixir" is best known,.

At home,

all other remedies for diseases

iu tale exceeds

combined. Ia obe

Throat mud Lttngt,

dience to custom' the annexed testimonials are presented:

Bowling-Gbrcx,Lvn.,Aug.Elixir"

I have

24,1867.

"Barr

Pectoral

used

and

say

can

that it

for Coughs

children, that I

the best

Colds,

Temedy

and

especially for

ever

recommend

can

have

used, and

the same

all persons as

reliable medieme.

safe

ELIJAH ORMEN.

Moktkzuxa, Ikd.,February16,1870

Having for several years been selling

Ban'

I take great pleasure in bear

Pectoral Elixir,

ing public testimony to its merit. Of the many remedies for the cures of Colds, Coughs

great faith, and the very large sale of the Elixir" shows that it is being thoroughly appreciated. It is neatly put up, is pleasant to take, and is both safe and reliable.

JAS. JACOBS, Druggist.

Bsur's Pectoral Elixir I 18 PLEASAST TO TAKE, Is neatly put up. and is for sale by all

Druggists.

BARB, OULICK & BERRY, Druggists and Chemists,

TERRE HA UTE, IXJ±

1:^

M&nuffccturers and Proprietors. Sdltaw w6m.

DENTISTS.

rkR H. BARTHOLOMEW, suaonm axd mbchaxical 0B

NTI S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. JflT Maln 8t. National Block, Terre Haute.' RcaiDKacs—Corner Fifth and k. streets maOdtl

JOHN Commission Merchant, »d Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia kinds of Grain. Warehouse on North it Street, at Canal Basin. Terre-Haata.

And

all

Irst adiana. Strict attention paid to receiving aad tor wardiag goods. jelSdwIf

,- £k'

:-.i^ '-J'

'mm,f

The Empire

MUTUAL LIFE INS. 60.,

OF NJtW YORK,

Has achieved a. saeees without a parallel in tho history of Life Insurance. THE CWEAPEHT

INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WO^ILD A Life Policy covering tl0,000, can be obtained from this reliable and progresfive company. whieh will cost the insured (aged 35) only Jl95 80 _»• V*

Without any Stnall Additions for Interest^-,

si:. _' This policy will hold good for two yes rs without farther payments, so that the cash payment of a tlO.OUO Policy in this company will be eqaaUo only IW 80 per year.

A good number of Policies have already been taken by some of the beat eitisens of this city in this candidate for public favor, which is destined to do a very large business here, and why should it not? for notice fouie of its liberal and distinctive feature?.

Ordinary whole-life Foliciea Absolutely Non-Forfei tabic From payment of first annual premium.

All restriotiona upon TRAVEL and RESIDENCE removed, and no permits required.

NO ACCUMULATION OP lit* TESEST on Loans or Deferred Premiums, and NO INCREASE of nwTinni payment on any olasa of Policies.

THE EMPIRE Has organised aBoard of I ngarance oeo^islffig of some of our best and most reliable citizens to which all desiring ,,, ... ...»

li &

LIFE INSURANCE

*L~~

""V

Would do well to refer for further information before taking Policies elsewhere. Call at the office of the Board, at

Shannon's Bank,

Indianapolis & St. Louis R. 11

WINTER ARRAKGEMEX1 tbkki

Mmm

Ohio Street, bet. 3d and 41h St*.,

Or upon any of the following gentlemen who ^,1 are members of the Board, who will give any ^-,^1

information desired.

v„COL.W.

E. McLBAN, Attorney.

P. SHANNON. Banker. 'W. II. STEWART, Sheriff. DR. W. D. MULL, Physician.

i- '-i'A. B. FOUTS,Liveryman. .. HON. G. F. COOKERLY, Mayor. L.SEEBERGER. Butcher.

M. SCHOEMEHL. City Trcasuasr W. W. JOHNSON, Physician. B. P. HAVENS, Attorney.

J. H. IMWOLASS.

nov26dly- Soliciting Agent.

^RAILROADS,

mm mm TRAINS mili

BKTWBKN

Terre Haute and all Cities and Towns West.

Condensed Time Schedule, December 1,1800.

Daily Every Day Except Sundays.

Westward. Night ex. Fast ex. Night ex. Terre Haute leave 11,40pm G.Ooam ll.lfeuui Mattoon, Cairo,

Pana,

arrive 2.08 am 8.48 am 2.4f)|mi 3.15 2.20 am 2.20 a ui 3.40am 10.34am 4.154pin 5.35 am 5.45pra 5.4Spm 4 8.04am 8.15 pm 8.15 jfiSim 2.35pm 8.26pm

Deeatni Bloomi Alton, St. Louis,

V.00 am 3.30 9.20 tn

leave 9.50 am 4.35 12.10 am

Macon, arrive 6.45pm 12.50 am 9.00 am Sedalia' 7.50 pm 1.39 am 1.50j Kansas City, 12.25a 6.05 am 12.25 am Leavenworth 2.05 T.f.3 am m'llvlO am ll.lo iu in 12.40 5.U0 Omaha,' 8.50 am 5.00 pm 8.50 am San Francisco 6.00 6.00 6.00 pin

i«eavenworm ...o a Lawrence, HJOam'lKlO ai Topeka, 12:40 pm 12.40 pi St.Joseph, 2.25 am U.55ai

Aceommodation train leaves Terre Ilaute daily, except Sunday, at 4.50 m, arrives ut Mattoon 7^0 m, Tolona 2.16a add Chicago 8.20a m.Palace Steeping

Cars ou all

Night Trains.

BAOOAGECHECKED TBROUUll.

J. D. HERKIMER. JNO.S. GARLAND, Gen'ISup't. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't,

LAW OFFICE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY. MEBEDITH~& KEELE®

AtUracys a( lav and fieal Estate Agents,. CORSES MAIN A.YD TlIIRn NTN.

TERRE HA UTE, IND.

140 lots in Jewett's addition, at from 40)0 io 500 per lot. Long time given deferred pay* ments. 40 acre farm six miles from the city, and two from Young's Station, for sale or exchange for city property price $1,000.

House and lot on 12th street for sale cheap, andoneaay terms price 31,000. Two business houses on 3d stseet toVKchanse for a farm. 320 acres unimproved land in Butler ceunty Missouri,

for

sale or exchange for city 9-op-

•rty. 33acre farm four miles sotithofthe city line for gardening purposes price 2,000. 80 acre farm, one mile northeast of Markle^s mill.

acres ander eultivation,«iew

good orchard, living water ami a vipeynrd one thousand vinos, io good bearing eondl-ofhouse, ioni price 94,000. 100 Acres Land, mostly prairia, apart under cultivation, four miles from Newton, the seat of Jasper oounty, Illinois. Will exchange for cityproperty.

HOUSE and5 Lots, with outbuildings, Ac., ii -—1_

and in good repair set with

new

shade trees, under good eultivation

all nearly fruit una and In

111

lington, Kansas. HOUSE and house, four rooms, cistern, set fruit trade

11,300,34jdownfdFsmallfermofonetreceframein.tit.neestreet,withFirst!*SouthwillLot.or

treoB

down, telai

in bearing,.

and two yean 20 to 40 aeres. Farm of 200 Aeres, 60 under eultiviiAlo two and a half miles from Hartforf, VI eounty.

on, "go

A FARM of227 acres, 80 in cultivation. 90 in traine and 67 in timber. 7 miles from Sedalia. aissouri frame house with three large rooms, cistern, log amble timbered with oak, hickoly, ash, cotton«uol, Ac. timber land 4 mftce I rom farm wuuhl«» change for city or country property.

A FARM of 140 acres, live miles from city 60 aeres mder evlttradon, balance we0t!»be red.

Many houses and'lots for sale in the city,: and several good farms which ase not adver tlsed here. ^mZw

PAINTERS.

W. HOWARD MANNING, Signan^ Carriage Painter.

I am now prepared to do all kinds of Buggy, Wagon, Carriage and Sign Painting, on a lit- & 1tle better terms to customers than any other firm in the eity if you don't believe it try me.

N.B. All work warranted to give utisfaotion. f-r*.« Saor—On fd. treat

OkmrZ

Jbetween Main

r-1,

k-V,

•dv