Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 February 1870 — Page 4

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Smai,t. Robbery Sometime during Friday night Briscoe's grocery store, on Ohio street, waj entered by way of the rear collar grating, aud somo live or six dollars taken from the money drawer. Nothing else wa* taken. Foot prints about the premises indicate that the thief is the possesors of a_8Uiall foot and wears

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The Promenade Concert.—The terribly Wot rain storm of Saturday evening was a "datupener" upon the Promenade Conceit of the Independent Club, and although it was conccded a musical success, we are sorry to say it was not a success, financially. It could hardly be expected that any person, especially ladies, would leave the comforts of the fireside on such a night, nevertheless,there was a respectable audience present, and all seemed amply repaid in the rich musical treat presented in the following programme:. ••'i FART FIRST. 1 Overture-—C. J. Kantmann, t£u, Zohot aud A. 8. XToborg, on Violin, Vi^no and 2. Chorus—The Heavens are Telling, Hay-

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xttti—Airs. L. A. Smith, Mrs. Gould, Messrs. 5 S olo— S J. C. Meinninger ^"trio—Farewell the Joy, BMini—Mrs.G. Farrington. Miss S. btimson, Prot. ilartunff.

PART SKCONO.

••1 Ovsrtukk- Piano, four hands—Wm. '/o-

a0mHDS^i0WSoLO—Land

of tbe Trnuipet,

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Kyco. 5. Uoaktsttk—Toasts, llartung. Miller, Morgan. 6. PivalR—Phantom (horus, IteUim The Independent Cluh.

We should be pleased to speak in detail of the rendition of the well selected programme, but in so doing we wouldbe compelled, in justice to all who look part, to measure out about the same amount of praise and the same number of words to each, and therefore will only echo the opinion of the critical audience in saying that it was all good. This was proclaimed by tho enthusiastic applause which greeted every number upon the programme.

At the close of the first and second parts refreshments were served in the room adjoining the Hall. It v.:u contemplated to charge for the refreshments, after the manner of festivals, but the ladies bf the Club, in gratitude to those who had braved the storm to put in an attendance, generolisly spread out the good good things "without money and without price."

Taking ill aH was a ploasing cutertainnient -so much so that a general request was made Tor a repel 1 lion was of theeoucert, which will be done, with some changes in the programme, on Thursday evening next, when we hope the Club may have such an attendance as may encourage tho members in a series of tlieso promenade, or parlor concerts, while at the same tiino a taste will be cultivated foe the ,higlior, lusic.

on the 13th of January, 1870, in Hadeton, Clay county, it was unanimously resolvedthat the capital stock of Baid €!onipany be reduced from $600,000 to $550,000. —t

Kmarson's Minsthkls, led by the original Billy Emerson, thegrey^gfanfr dance man, assisted "by a Jtlfr orcReCtra, VOC^$| F*N4 F'«3?PEARI DoWthtfHifH eveniiPiVS^I and varii

features.

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Jaa. W. Bowman and Fannie Swift. Jacob Fry and Anna Rhodes. Wm. B. Nees and Leona L. Asbury. Daniel Fasig and Sarah A. v, Valentine Morgan and D. ^EjTrnebhiod.

Laffopn and JJancy T. Buskirk.

The Stevens Case.—Stevem was brought into the Criminal Court on Sat urday and the trial was ptfet^n%d All next month, but it is not expected to

place till in May. An arrangement had been made by which Stevens was to plead feuflty and be sent to the penitentiary for lifey and if this had been carried out, Stevens would to-day, have been on his road to Jeffer-

for bass fishing draweth •Fitfttfi jjsli&sti.

The GazelU thinks a skating pood aa a Sunday school!

rink as

A there will be many brilliant as well lu. comical masqnes at the Ball to-night.

mc6om at

Hall last week.

Tii£t% ¥a«»l»al now slriptly en

r,,rch,g [h. orJL^« ning at large.

The Theatre C!omique opens the week with three new stars in addition to the company playing last week.

"•J A kare opportunity to obtain a house and lot on easy terms is offered by Mr. A. C. Mattox under the head of "for sale'

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this morning I? The new German paper, the

YolksbUuti

appeared on Saturday. We have not seen a copy, but we hear our German friends speaking in flattering terms of the paper

The Haymaker's.—The Independent Club has been urgently solicited to repeat the Cantata of the Haymakers, and will probably do so shortly after the Lenten season. This cantata was rendered at St. Louis on four evenings of last week, the audiences increasing in size each succe3

,pyi|^ The Journal of Saturday .took o^^tlbna1loathe action of the CooMnissionere in the matter. The facts are these: Stevens was indicted for murder The ^County Board conceived that the Prosecuting Attorney was not competent to manage the case, and employed Co Thompson to prosecute Sevens, .wluch lie did ably, and secured a conviction with the death penalty. This judgment was reversed by the Supreme Court, and very many persons in the community now believe that a second trial will only result in a sentence of imprisonment for life, while a great many other citizen* aie entirely opposed to capital punishment Under these circumstances the County Commissioners, as they believed for the best interests of the county, i.vst.uctecl their attorney, as they had st right, to let a plea of guilty be entered of murder the second degree and upon which Sle vens would, without any more cost to the county, be sent for life. It was with great difficulty, we understand, that Stevens could be induced to do this, but lie finally agreed to it, under protest, and was ready to enter his plea, when the Prase cuting Attorney conceiving that he could hang Stevfens, refused to let the arrangement be carried out. Another trial, in. eluding the keeping of Stevens, will cost the county a thousand dollars, with very strong probabilities that the icsult wil® be the same as proposed in the arrange ment, with a chance that he may be acquitted. We think the Commissioners acted for the good of the county and believe our readers will agree with us.

Real Estate Tbansfeks.—'The fol lowing transfers of real estate were enter ed upon the Recorder's books during last

week: Samuel Moore to David N. Moore 20

acres in Honey Creek township foV $800. Thos. G. Drake to John G. Weott lot in Prairieton for $75.

Sarah A. Denny to Newton Kogers her interest in 120 acres in Otter Creek township for $100.

Jos6pli li. Townley lo Juliu. A. lM*ench and others 20 acrcs in Sugar Creek township for $500.

Julian Whidden tofeilas.l rice anil

Rose'ssubdivision

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for $1,050.

Darius Donham to William Walker-one aero in Honey Creek township for $1,000. George C. Duy to Robert Buckcll lot irt Scott's subdivision for $6,000.

to same lot in Duv's subdivision

fox $2,250.

McBride to Polly Russell lot in

Dean's subdivision for $450. Benjamin S. Swafford to Milton H. Smith, 72 acres in Eayetto township for $1,800. _% 1

Jame? H. Langford to James U. Patrick 6 acres in Harrison township for $100Martha J. Wilson to Adam U. Wible 10 acres in Honey Creek town-hip for $lr 200.

Gottlieb Reiss toChristian Dressier two lots in John Sibley's addition foj- $1,400. G. B. Pomeroy to Luther H. Green tract of land in Riley township for $150.

G. D. Thomas to Augustus Elliott interest in 120 acres in Prairie Creek township for $1.

James Reed to same, interest in same for $300. James D. Piety and others to same, interest in same land for $(j00.

Delilah Bilby to George P. Kimniel, lot in Kobe's subdivision tor $019,65.^ Peter Lyon to John Davy, lot in Rome's subdivision for $1,800.

James H. Hollingsworth^to Anderson .J. Purcell, tract of laud in Pierson township for $1,000.

Anderson J. Puicell to Win. Payne, interest in lot in Centervillc for $175. Benj. F. Buskirk to Anderson J. Purcell, tract of land in Piereon township for$ M).

Francis M. Garrett to Anderson J. Purcell and others, lot in Cenlerville lor $25.

M. A. Jewett to Andreas Miench, 2 lo in Jewett's addition for $*150. James Myers to Fred lleyt?n, G'2 acres in Prairieton township for $2,800.

John W. Madden to Hannah H. T. Rislcy, lot iu Gilbert Place for $900. Eli' N. Denton lo Geo. R. Wilson, 40 acres in Pierson township for $1,000.

Same to John B. Wilson, 40 aires 111 same township for $1,000. 'Same to John M. Wilson, 20 acres in same township for $500.

Isaiah Donham to Reuben Halslead, «8 acres in same township for $1,680. W111. H. Brown to Daniel lioyer, 40 acres in same townnhip lor $800.

Dr. Mary A. Walker, member of the Legislature, from Wyoming Territory, is in the city,aud will attend the Masquerade Ball to-night.

Mr. steinhanser, of Indianapolis, will arrive on this afternoon's train with a lot of Masquerade suits, which may be lrad at the Washington Saloon, No. 68 Main street. 2G,12t

Chromos, Albums and Miscellaneous Books At reduced prices, at A. IF. Dooley's, 100 Main street. d2t

Music Teaching.—Miss Alccia Gorman, of Indianapolis, will receive a limited number of pupils for instruction in vocal ami instrumental music. Orders may be left with Prof. A. Shidc, or af the residence of William F. Morgan corner of 11th and Cheonut streets. .Terms reasonable. ii FeWB-lw.

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V.V MA*forcHA Terre Haute, Feb. 23,1870. At a specyil communication of Terre Haute Lodge No. 19 A. F. and

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and Brother

Mabbtage Licenses were issued last ot hv the County Clerk to Jhe follow-

A. M. held

for the purpose of attending the funera^ of our late Brother George Habermeyer, the following report was unanimously Id

plophiuin the BESTOWI

charity, ripe with kind words ahd to the numerous poor ripe with that which makes a man noble, an honest heart, #nd ftjgfl ^ith ^isensuring n«ss to nis IpngAfficted family and

WHinail^ We Ire «ll«l u^on to iu6d^ittonRtratimof/ur loaajiwe 'J! Resolve, To attend fiis funeral eynppe, and commit with Masonic hririora -tns cold form to the silent tomb, where he^ will hear no sound of Master's gavel until the Grand Master's beyond its confines.

Bexdved, That we offer our sym_ and condolence to t^o bereaved family and friends, and thai a copy of these resolutions be sent them.

Resolved, That the usual badge of mquming he worn for thirty days, and that rnew 'Resolutions be published in the city papers. Signed

J. L. Humaston, K. W. Chadwick, j-Com'tee. 4 J,.W.Wa^,

Atf««t AtKX^TuoMAS, Sec'y,

1'alice Dollai* Store will sell from this date until further notice each article for 90cU. 25*Hf

Crackers of all feinds fresh everyday at the Union Steam Bakery.

Butler.—A lii-st class article of fresh butter, can be had at Daniel Miller's, by wbolesale'or retail purchasers. r-. .y wexsrutJlW-?'

"tihioago" at Henderson's.—'I'he best Stove ju the world. Buiyas-eitlier Coal or WchhI, and cost no moro iliin the common stove. [dlw

Lingo ussorlnieut of vases atOOcts Palace Dollar Store. 2| 25dt.f

Sugdi*, Cdffee, Tea.a»d Splccs^ at the on S am a

Truth will I'revall.—Dooley's Bak ing Powder is chemically pure in its com binaiion, arid possesesno ingredients but such as are harmless, healthy and nutri tious. In strength and weight it has no equal, and but half the quanity is needed in use that is required by those of ordih ary manufacture. Used in all families alid pronounceil the best, as well iis the cheapest. Prepared Dooley & Broth er, New York, and sold by Grocers geu

erally.s f" 1 Large assortment of Pictures at OOcts

Palace

Dollar Store !T 25dtf

Dress Making.—With tho cnterprize characteristic of all wide-awake business firms, the Misses E. & L. Kintz have re moved to more commodious quarters in Iteach's Block, over the Buckeye Ca.s|i Store, where they intend lo conduct the Dress and Cloak making business in all its branches and guarantee satisfaction to all" who m:iy favor them with their pa tronage. 23 1

A Drive !—We have placed on our 25 cent counlef700 yards of French and English prints, yard wide, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. Feb22-dCt.

S.^a3SMOM

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crs lot in Harbert & Barton's subdivision for $300. R. Stuckwisch to Gerhard P. .Snnlh lot in

Largo ansortment or Albu ins at OOcts Palace Dollar Store. 25dtf

New Kid (Jloves.—Latest styles Courvoisier's gloves, the best in the world, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. Feb21-d6t.

IV.—If you want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if you have lost .or found anything wantt© do anythiug or want anything done for 'you, advertise in the 25 cent column of the Express. It is tho best advertisement you can have for the least mone

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

Homo Insurance York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf Hosford & Boudinot, Agents.

Best quality of Fresh Meats of aU kinds at my sta,nd corner Sixth and Ohio streets—alsd1 fresh Ohio Pork Sausage every daw Call and see for yourself. dtf. J- Voris.

Old .Etna of Hartford Fire Insurance Company—Assets $5,549,504 97. v#« Hager & McKeen, 16,d4w Agents, Dowling Hall.

All iiuitgiuahle styles of French, German and American corsets constantly on had at IIerz & Ar/iold's. ... 1.' Ji.

Clover Seed—At Turner & Bnnlin s, comer 7th aqd.Maiu streets.

Had Miss Olive Logan been familiar wilh the fancy goods establishments of this oily,she would have certainly advised tho ladies of Terre Haute, in her lectuie, lo buy all their skirts, coreets, mohair switches, ehalelain braids and fancy goods at IIerz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street.

Itcductiou in the price of Chatelain Braids at IIerz & Arnold's, gjf

I'Kiti'KCTKO

Spectacles.—It is repre

sented to us that pedlars and others a« selling npectacles, representing them as ours—perfected spectacles. All such arc importers, as S. K. Freeman, at 161 Main street, is I lie only person authorized lo sell our perfected spectacles in Vigo county, Ind.

Lazahus &

Morris.

$1.50 will buy you as One and durable a corset at Horz & Arnold's, as you have been, in the habit of paying $2.o0 for at bny other efliablihsment in the uty

Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. orGoklen Medical 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 lo ruin, as are the so-called "Bitters" of the day but it is a pure medical extract of native roots and herbs, is a speed safe and sure remedy for all severe, acute and lingering coughs, indigestion, low of appetite, "Liver Complaint" or "billiounieas," and constipation of the bowels! Nothing equals it for purifying the blood. Sold by druggists.

Dr. Sage's Catarrh Eemody ia no huuibag.*

Palace Dollar Store for bargains each article for DOcts. __2Sdtf

comets fqr «Iimwco

Here

IIerz & Arnold's.

home manufactured Hoop Skirt with twenty springs for only 50 c£ntK Wlff can beat it?

Hager & McKeen, Agents, Dowling Hall.

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Printing.—If you want any kind of printing done, come to this office and look at the sperfmi&s we' are. d^ily turning

Machines sold on monthly 'paymeits at Lawrence'?, No. 83 Main street.

Now Attachments for the Singer at Lawrence's, 83 Main street. t. '"'bciaiti' Insaraoce Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf IIosfoud & Boodinot, Agents.

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Home insurance Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 40. 7dtf Hosford& Boudinot, Agents,

Tailors, Shoemakers and others will find a good supply of Thread and Silk at Singer office, S3 Main street.

Wants, &C. Advertisements'» o! "wants' "for sale," "lost," "lound," etc, will be inserted in the DailyExwusis for wenty-jive cent*.

$5.50, $5.50.—ISest brands jyfrite Wheat fiortr at $5.Mper iSirei 5e(i vered free any wherein tho^c'lv' i^ Tinner & Bunlin's, corner Seventh atul Main street.

Tlie first Maple Sugar in the market at C. I. Ripley's, a .• ... alloute Insurance tympany, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46.] 7dtf H03F01U) «&Boudinot, Agents.

C. Wlttig & Co., sell all their winter goods at exact cost, viz Shawls, Furs, Blankets, Scarfs, Skirls and wool hosiery, "etc., at No. 170 Main St., Deniing block

SpccUclcH.—The largest quantity, of spectacles in assortment-^perfectly per fccted—aidless tlian h.tlf the current prices at John Ii. FreemanV, No, 5 Warreh's Block.

New Maple Molasses at C. 1. Ripley's $2.00 a 'gallon.

Emilio and Hai-riel Corsets, French anil American Corsets real cheap at C, Wittig (Vs., at No. 170 Main St.. Dcming Mock.

A Lot of Lace Collars and Ilamlker cliicfs real cheap at C. Wittig &Co's., No. 170 Main St., Deming block.

Catarrh, Cold iu the Head, Bnd Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be completely cured by tlie use of llaakr's German Snuff. The article is one of great 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 comylainls. Try it, ye afflicted, it casts but 35 cents and will do you good For sale by all druggists.

Ira Grover, Jr., Special Agent. dec8-dtf I

M. V. Moudy & Co., successor to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail To bacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street op|osite Postoffice, where all our old, as well as new, customers will be cheerfully received. In our new place we ahvays have something new lo show our customers. Our stock consists of many little and big items, something to amuse our chewers, smokers and lookers-on. Our stock of Plug, Smoking aud Finecut. to bacco, ftpCs, Smokers' articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and complete. All persons looking for- the weed, or Something nice for a holiday present, will please give us a call.

MARRIED.

ERLANGER—THORMAN—At tho rosidenco ot'the bride's parents, 227 Woodland Avenue, Wednesday, February 23. by the ltov. D. C. Myer. Air. J. Erlaneer, of Terre Haute, Ind., and Miss Fannio l'horinan, of Cleveland, Ohio.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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JpOR SALE!!

The Flouring Mill Known as the Canal Mills This property is all in good running order, 3 run of Burs, Corn oheller, Kilfi and all machinery necessary for a iirst-clags Mill. It mast bo sold, and a bargain is waitiug for somebody, lor terms and full particulars a to lebffidlf bCOTT A DUY.

BACON! HA CON! A nice lot of Bacon, Sugar-cured Hams, Shoulders and Sides, fur sale at

A. «C E. ItKIMJN'X

ieblOtllin Blaiu stroot, bet. 8tb aiui l'th

IN STORE AND FOR SALE*

75 Tierces an^l K^g.f Lard. 7H Barrels Mess Pork. 500 Barrels fj. B. all grades. 2KO Barrels Cement, and GO Bbls. N. Y.& a. R. Plaster,

•, vit A. £E. BEIMAWfl, febl5dl Main street, bet. 8th and 9th.

WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.

%T. W. MAN U, at No. 0 Main street, near the river, is now manufacturing Wood and Willaiw Ware of all kinds, such as Tub?. Churns and Cedar work of ail kinds, StepLadders, Ironing Boards, Lap Boards, every variety of Baskets, fancy end covered, and will pay strict attention to repairing in both branches of this business. All articles sold at Faotary prices, and anything made to order no matter what shape or siso. 1 have a full line of Family Groeories, as low as the lowest. A large lot of Karly Rose at a low pricc,

Potatoes on baud I

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fain

TWO NIGHTS ONLY! •. Tif Tprji 1 1 T*&nltrhi.

THB GREATEST gONG AND DANCE AB-4

kessrs. 3ft W«tLS*£

^"ivEW NOVELTIES Ii In active roheafsad

WANTED-TWENTY YOUNG LAMES

P«f the"'BattBt'.'ffpfty nt Box "Wfce tiotwccn two and four clock lebli .. .BCgOOg-YHO

-THiRTEENTH ANNUAL

MASQUERADE!

HiH )t7™* nU'

Terre-Hante Mcennerchor!

HEA€FL'S NEW HAIJj, jij

FEBR UAH 28lh, IS O.

N, Tickets of Admi.KHiOBi: For Gontlemen (including supper) 81.f0 ForCadies ',,c

Tickets can bo procured from the jnomhors of the Society and at |}i.o toll owing plaoos. Max Joseph's,#! f?

John Kuppenhei mer's, Philip SchlosG', Tuell, Bipley & Deming's.

C. Wittig & Co's, .. N. Katzenbach's,,. i': %i 4 P. Biel's,

feb22dtf

J, W.MAND, No. 9 Main Street.

UAKDIAN'S SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Vigo Commoii Pleas Court, I will offer at private sale, on Thursday, March 3d, 1870, At the Office of Scott Hickcox, the following described Real Estate in Vigo county,lndi-ana.to-wit: 20 acres in A square term in the north-west corner of the norm-eastquarter of Section 34, Town 13, Range 9 West. The undivided L-72d part of 140 acres, the residue of said anartor section. The undivided L-72d part of Lot No. 2 in east FR. Section 28, containing 40 5-100 acres,and of Lot No. 2in oist FR. Sectien 33, containing 55 45-100 acres, all in Town 13, Range 0 West. The undivided l-73d part off Lot No. 4 N the sub-division bf

Warren,Hoberg&Co. C. J. Kantman's. -op. ifew Ifork Store.

OJIIiY 8&

irch Is

-Jg* rSTRELS!

-(From Crosby's Opera House, Chicago.)

Twenty Star Performers

an/—Assets $5J

aface

a #l«ndid

Quintette of Vocalists, and afnlt corps pt Comedians. ». I V, Admission, 50 cents' Hebitvoit-''SfcatSi oents. Tickets for sale at the Book Store uf B. O. COX COI

For particulars see bills of the day. feb236d CHAS. B. GRISTE, Agent

THEATER

THB MANAGEMENT,

Wish to inform the citizens of Torre Ilauto that the cozy little place of amusement known as the

Theater Comiique,

IS' 0PJ5N EYERI NIGHT

vt: ,,/ With an entire v»::r i-

Enos Strous,

»-,'t S. Prank.

No Tick cts sold at'the Door.

0. BARTLETT. UEOllUEC. DUY.

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yETNA LIFE INS. CO rr*-~—

Annual Income $6,000,000

Assets Jan. 1,1870, $13,000,000.

1b. B. MYRICK, Gen'l Agt.

Ii. G. HAGER,fLocal Agt. ja!3d3ui

JAMES B. r,Y]VEt ii Wholesale and Retail dealer in

Pure CoppeJ Distilled tucky Whisky

J\'" I ANU *•.

Voreiyn ami Domestic Wines (ind TAqnors,

No. 1Q Main St., bet. 3d and 4th

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EP.

BEAUCHAMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW And Western Land Broker, .141 MAlJf STREET, UP 8TAIBS. ,20,000"acres of Minora! and Agricultural' Land in Southern Missouri, for sale or exchange soldo fino Lots in Dean's sub-division to Terro Haute, reasonable time given also souio finely improved Stock Farms in Putnam county, IntL, for sale or exchange for city property. Houses for Rent. fcblldlin

TERRE HAUTE BRANCH

Keeps Cakes,

CQKY, OAM^IAN

of Martha J. BtewartVHeiri

OP THR g'r-s-W-, 1

REPUBIiK

INSURANCE COMPANY,^

Cuntral Office, Chicago.

CASH ASSETS, JANUARY 11, 1870, •«.' if

LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AT TKRltE

IIAi'TF,

Georgo KorckliolT, Firman Nippert, O'Boylo Brothers.

W.B.Warren, Herman liulman, Tlioinax H. Barr, John O. Grain, Fred. A. Ross, "X A. B. Barton, h. A. Burnett, V. W. Minshall, J. B. Armstrong, Hosford Boudinot,

YOXF WA|IT jMinaliiiati

3 E W O A N

fob8

NEW-FIRM.

Tho undersigned, having associated themselves undor the.firm name ot' Barttott & Co., will carry on the Book, Stationery, Notion and Fancy Goods business at tho old stanil, 101 Main street, wliero thoy will shortly put in the largest stock of goods in their line, ever offered to tho public in this city.

Having increased facilities ftft doing so, they, will purchase their, goods at bottom prices, a

... uiuuuoa UIOII ftuvuo ices, and ntedgo themselves to supply their nolesalo or retail, at tho lowost

Sgures

atrons, the markot can afford.

:Y-

Preston II ussey, Owen Tuller, J. 11. O'Boyle, A. Clausson, 'f

1'•

*t.

C. M. Warron, •w

dandies,

ers. Ornamental Cakes, Water lees, Charlotte

Tn-IM «o.41

in the town (now oity) of Tonro Haute. Bids received till dajr of Salo. .Terms—one half cash, buanee In one year, with interest andmortgw^urj^

F. V. Bichowsky. feb7

^1. BAKERY#"'

~KJT.

UJLIUS MIESSEN/

ismojK and piniaiAN

CONFECTIONER & BAKER, RO. MOBTH FOPBTII STREKT, Bet. Main and Chorry Sts.,

Terre Hrtnte,

IND.

on hand a fresh snraly OF Ce Oroam, Bread and Crack-

Pjntunids, Ieo Croam, ie-rnsse. Jelly, Blanoe

Mange. Roman Panoh, Bisquit Glace, Tromace ae ram.FancyleeCream, Pastry, Tongne, Chicken Salad,ta,will be made to order.

Private Parties fhrnished with Oysters, Meats TOE Cream.Jellies. Ac., on short notice.

^TOUWAWAHOUaEf

Do YWaai to Bwy or 8eBt

Have T01 Property for £Me!

THB KXPBBSS lai*wt ton* circulation* ta ili* hat m*dia» to wear* your WKUta idfiHiiiK. W« now pat rates to low that ther* no exeam for not makinc known yow WaaU. AdrartiMiaants of Hovset "Wantad," "For 8ale"nd "Fir Boat," "Help Wanted," "Boom* to Lot, "Sltnatioa WanUd," "Proparty for Sale," "Boarding," "Lost," "Found," "Strayed," "Stolen," "Personal," Ac., will ba lnaerted for

25 CENTS A DAT I

Tiiese terms ara applicable ta all advertise menta of the above elasi, of Bve lines and rr'.iWi

Have Yoli Honses or BoofiVi for 'Bent? ADVERTISE THK EXPBKNH.

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties' wishing ta1 advertise in the EXPRESS, and living at a distance flrem tMs office, can iaelose their advertisement in an envelope, with the neeesWtry pay, and forward the same to us through the Postofllee.

LOST.

LOST—About

package of blank Proposals fqreonveyus tho Mails, signed in blank b"

ptr

WANTED.

FOR RENT at

WANTED-...<p></p>HOUSES

Beauchamp's Real Estate Office, 141 Main stroet, up stairs. febl9atf

FOR SALE.

lOR SALEi—House and Lot within two Squares of the site of the new Union epot, a new House containing three rooms nd cellar lot 36%xl26 feet, new fence and woodshed price $1,050, 1600 down.balanoe $20or $25 por month with 6 per cent interest for further information call at Prairie City Coopershop. A. C. MATTOX. feb28dtf

TTIOR SALE—Small House and Lot on north JP Second street enquire of W. D- BUTLER, at the Cemetery, or of MEREDITH & KEELER.. feb25

UOR SALE—A Stock of Groceries, all ready for the retail business worth aboutfl200. Also a Lot on corner Poplar a)id Water sts. Terms easy apply to J. H. BLARE or A. KKIMANN. feb24dtilMar»

TJWB SALE-House and Lot No. 68 Eagle Jj street, between 0th and 7th street on quiro of JOSEPH MoFARLAND. 7dtf

FOR RENT.

KWR RENT—Second story room in Store JP occupied by Q. Foster Smith apply to C. C. OAKEY. febl8

FOR

REKT—Store Room on Ohio street, noxt door to Kissner's, is for rent at $20(1 por year includes lower store room, with shelling, cellar and back room: enquire of Mrs. BitOWN, No- 65 Early's ftow, Third street feb8tf

DRY GOODS.

AT DRY GOODS

1 *s

HEADQUARTERS

f...* •1 .• roa ,,

.-)/ i"

Two WeeksMore!

11#

li?

Oil

"Jf» f'

Bargains Jn Silks! 4 $

Bargains in Dress Goods!

Bargains in Furs! Tg closo out what w6 havfe left, we shall offer them at less than costl

Bargains in Cloaks!

(A few handsome ones very low I)

Bargains in Shawls I

Bargajpa •_i

Bargains in Gloves!

Hosiery and

-x 4k,

Bargainsin Flannels! Bargains in Linens Bargains in Bleached and

fv«-ft

Bargains in Cloths !!j Bargainsin Cassimeres!

^A full line of the celebrated

HORSE SHOE BRAND

BLACK ALPACA

Always on hand I »,

A1LOT OF

IiXOOS!

O-A-

Uandsomo styles, Inst received.r.-o

WAmV,H0fiEBG&C0.

EDSALL

mayl9dtf

£jS&MA

CO.

RfUSICAL.

Jb*'

F&laceoC.Jftasie,

'i i-oJrp-

.,, -„V,,

-r ,4W

THK CELTEBRATKD KNABE,

CyetoM*

vY"

nr..

U( 0thajr

trst-elass Makers

j1'-''"J

In all the wsential points to be united in making a trtny flrst-olaas inftrnment, these Pianos nave earned for tnemselvesa repntati^n regardless of Foreign Ribbon Deoorafions, tc., Ac., that places them

-WITHOUT BIYALS!

While to buyers the following important considerations are offered 1st. In making coni large number of Instruments at a time, for cash, besides receiving the benefits of thi lowest discounts, it secures me likewise, al wan the most choice instruments. 2d, Occupying the extensive building of my own thus saving the costly rents also beina able to attend personally to tbe tuning and repairing, enables me to offer to buyers such superior instruments which simply are below competition of any other dealer here or abroad.

A full assortment of tho celebrated Silver Tongue

Organs and Melodeons

Constantly'on hand also. Sheet Musio, In strtietion Books, and every rarioty of Smaller Musical Instruments.

Whei

the 8th or 10th of February, a

I needing any article in the Mtysic line dersor call at

send oi

rt-»»

lor tho finder will be mwi

ink by Owen Tnl-

jui hid mnioi .... .^warded on 1 the package at the First National Bank

leavii aving 28d3t

fleadqnai-tors of tlie Music Trade,

IN TEHUK haute!

Kissner's Palace of Music,

No. 48 OHIO STREET, «)f) (Opp. the old Court House.) TERRE HAUTE, INO

N. B. All kinds of Io^-umcnts repaired

HARDWARE!

Cory" & DeFrees

AT—

121 Main and 1 & 3 Fifth Sts

Have the

Largest Stock

NAII«§,

'STEEL

GENERAL HARDWARE

'm ,•

.f: ." -.*.:

That is kept in the City.

nar Persons wishing to purchase will find it to their interest to call and aoothora before buying.

CORY & DeFREES, 121 Main and 1 & 3 Fifth Sts

1 TERBE HAUTE. IND. if

THE SEASON WHY

Pectoral Elixir

HAS SUCH

IMMENSE SALE, t.'ii

In the city of Terre Haute, and in every com munity where it has been introduced, is simply because it will perform jtut what it i»

Otiritading citiMtnt includechanies and

claimed it will do. Una citiitM includ ing Physicians, Ministers, Mechanies ani Merchants, unconditionally endortt it as tbe bett Cough Htmedp within their knowledge At home, where the "Elixir" is best known, it» $ale exceeds all Other remedies for diseases of the Throat «nd Lungs, combined. In obedience to custom' the annexed testimonials are presented:

Bowlino-Grkkn, Ind., Aug. 24, 1867. I have used "Barr's Pectoral Elixir" imy family, and can say that it is the best remedy for Coughs and Colds, especially for. children, that I have ever used, and can recommend the same to all persons as a safe and reliable medicine.

ELIJAH ORMBN.

MONTEZUMA,

IND.,

Febr uaiy

16,1870

Having for several years been selling Barr'i Pectoral Elixir, I take great pleasure in bearing public testimony to its merit. Of the many remedies for the cures of Colds, Coughs Croun, Hoarseness and kindred complaint, that has been upon the market in the past five years, I know of no other in which I nave so 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 refiable.

JAS. JACOBS. Druggist.

Barr's Pectoral Elixir

I» IMURAN ANT TO TAKE f?

Is neatly put up, and is for salo by all Druggists

BARR, OULICK &

....

Druggistsand Chemists,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Hanuracturers and Proprietors.

Sdltaw w6m.

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to execute alt orders in with neatness and dispatch, corner and Cherry streets, Terrfe Haute, IM

E UNDERTAKES.

W«-

M. W. (y CONNELLf

tabllshment, WD having had seven YE«S

keU, and Wooden Coffin*, of all styles and siaes, from the best and largest steek of burial material in the Btate. at No. S North Third street, Terre Haute,Indiana.

mmfr *e-

PW1

a O

JONES SO JONE8,

POST RIDE Fobllo

Square,-

ntiMuimt,MA,

FEBRUARY 19th,.the best

Will bare in Store •aleetian and" era Indiana!

the II

bwtta.West-

CAST-CAST-OTEEL PLOWT,£ Farmers say "Beats them all & W 'TrmeBlao"HonieyJEUkhmoiid. .. Lookout Ibreounierfeitsi

PITTSBURO NATIONAL!

MISHAWAKA1

AVERY CAST P|4)W. ..-iii,-

Rolling and Studing

Riding Plows,

..,

Co«lter»

"i .'I »J| t*'

One-Horse PloWs!

our own 5 makot

Double Sboyel Plows

Corn

Planters!

We want you to see the

-A*

"MANSFIELD."

The latest, beat, lightest, simplest, (ba* only rona bolts id- frame) most complete, and in every way the molt perfect maehlae for

COMMERCIAL COLLECE

TERUE HAUTK

'om

''Corner of Fifth andMafn streets,

4 THRRB HAUTK, INDIANA,

Affords facilities equal to any Business College in the West for

Practical Iustruction4n BookKecpina, Penmanship,-: ana Arithmetic.

Anil all other departmeats of Aeeenntantship? Students ean enter at any time. Each stu dent receives private lnstmetions. College) Journal, with fall information as to the course, of instraetionB, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses, ke., win be forwarded to. "nals.

UUUUBBI/ V*|IVDIVB« I W1U lf« ivrwBiuvu any addretfl on ipplietttop to th PHnoinalo aug25dw3m FLARVTV OWE

LAZARUS & MORRIS'

CELBBBATED WF

Perfected Spectacles!

AND EYEGLASSES.

One of the firm will be at the Store

jg*^

Semethlag eat rely

IlarvesUnc ever made, new.

_"sf

EN.

SPEITACLES

SPECIAL NOTICE!

their Agent,

S. R. FREEMAN, -Jeweler,

TEBBE-HAUTE, IND., ONE DAY ONLY^ Friday, December 17th, He attends for the purpose of assisting Mr. S. B. FBEEMAN IN FJTTINO THK KYE IN DIFFICULT OK

UNUSUAL CASKS.

Those Suffering from impaired or diseasedi vision are recommended to avail themselvca of this opportunity. Our Spectacles, and Eye- Glasses ard Acknowledged be the Moat Perfect assistance to tight ever manufaotared. and oan always be relied npoh as affording vtr/ect eoae cind comfort while ttrengtktiti»g aad preterping the.

ice to tight ever manufaotared am ays be relied npoh as affording E«r/« comfort while ttreHqikt*i»g aid pre SU ME* MEIT thoroughly.

We take ooeasion to notify the. Public that we employ no pedlars, and to Oaution them against those *2/ pretendii

ing to have goods for sale.

our

#4»

JOHN HANEY,

w.:

GRAIN DEALERS-.

rf*

irl

Oommission Merchant^

And WholMhle and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Qrkin. Warehouse on North First Street, at Canal Basin. Terre-Hante, Indiana.

Strict attention paid to receiving and fori warding goods. iel8dwtf

KISSOLUTLBN

•"If, ed 01

OS. V, jkurrayj' issolved on tbe parties know-»-^ rm are RE-*

I. All parties to the ARM at e, as the

ing' quested to call and be closed.

books

MAT#

IS. P. MURRAY- FC. CRAWFORD4,

Having purchased the interest of Mr. T. P-. Murray, as above, Shoe 1 street, reasonable mont, I hope to receive a liberal share of the trade. JalOdtf FRS. C. CRAWFORD. 90

CARRIAGES.

1. waor, Lawn thohas, WILDY, THOMAS ft CO.,

Corner 2d an Walnut

BERKY,

E I S

Bneeeam TO^R. 1.J(. WKLD.Ne. 157 Main St. N atioaal Bleek, TejteHautei Ind.

R*bTDbjio«—Corner Fifth and

NEW

(&•»*

WtLLUH rOTBB.

Carriage Manufacturers,

Sts,

Terre Haute,Ind.,

Repairing aone promptly and at Lew Rates 'I ie2dtf

OENTLTTS.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW,

maanni a»KMHAkioiL

Swan streets mwdtt

¥0RK

HAtt AND CAPS. STORE.

HAT

JOSEPH C. YATES

A,' r.te

falb* Hat* htnde,' m#r' Boys' Hate 0/atl

irliili OtaeaM 1

Terre llaute, May 19

hinds,

Mieeee' Hatt 6fafl kinds, Infmits* Hate Of till kinds,. s,'? A*

JIW Main Street, Ttrre-Saate, lad.

s""*

»JLmtf mt mn ma^e Mtov *a Midsi aotioe.