Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 March 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRES

JBERKE-HAUTE, I1V

Satoriai Eorata^Marcli 12,1

HAILKOAD TIME TABLE.^ TEBBK HAOTK AND INDIASATOLIS. LIAT1.

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9:00p.

11:00 a. m.... 3:30p. 3:30 p.m.

Post

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12:00 WD...... Express .6:00 A. U.

3:U0p.* ..Accommodation .11 .* a. ,'«t. LOOTS, AITOS ASD TKHBB ACT*. r«»T* ABBIT*. in. 11:30 r. VI" V,-EXP¥SFL-„„A 12-50 A'M. 11:35 J4M .Mail ana Express....... J£-% A. M. 6:05 Si* ti^«n«Expr^-...n« 4:45p. M-Mattoon accommodation.JU.is A.M.

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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. /I

oi.os«. DAILYMAILS, 'j2.15°p™ 3:30 P. .E«wtThrongl,r. l|

.15 p.

9:00 p.m.. 7'OOp. Way..—^ 3:30p. :cinc^Bfttl r,,'~7."

5:20 p.m 5:20 P-m

West

4:45p.m 4:45 p. .12:15 p.m lsOOp.A 00 a.

.Evansville.

3:3Up. 11

Opens Wed's and Sat ^,b.iu.p.

Ne,«°ni&ns

®SSSi«d!atMl0a.\

Cbristy-sI^irie-C^es|ndaysat7p.m Howesvnie-Cl^es^daya^p.m.

Office opens at7:30 a. m.and closes at

On Sundays open from 8 a. m.^o^ m.^

The City and Yicinity.

THE Criminal Court lias adjourned until Monday.

GOLD is crawling up in New York closing last evening at 13i{.

SAM DODSON is paid five dollars a day for attending small pox cases.

THE USUAL attractions with some new features at the Theatre Comique to-night

THE illustrated New York papers, for March 19th, are received At tlje Postoffice News Depot.

THE County Commissic^ters will not esent term complete the business of tic this week. fir

BEV. B. W. SMITH" returned fronj a trip to the northwest yesterday and faVots us with files of papers along the road.

THERE Will be no service iu the Second Presbyterian, Churck to-moi|ow, onjip count of the union servictf'jtffhe Scvintl street churqlii 1

CHRISTIAN CHAPEL.—KlSTylcr will preach to-morrow at 11 on: "No Condemnation in Christ," jwri at 7:10 r, M., on "The Power of Go

WE are constantly hearing new names far the villainous compound at present sold for whisky *JQl|^a§H#nc hits the nail on the head. "Bipgizzard" is the word. '4 ,, ——i-i»"

SMAT-L Pox.—-A bolored biuber iV^he south part of town, finds himself in pos session of this loathsome disease. The Mayor, on yesterday, ordered the family to put out a red flag to warn people the locality^' i'V

So •!•»»,-rWl

THERE will be preaching this (Hatur day) evening, in the 1st Presbyterian Church of this city, and preaching and communion on Sabbath morning1 at '11 o'clock, by Rev. W. G. Allen au'l Bev. B. JJ. Condit.

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At Hayden's (ireqefyjin the.eaft of the new building,'^ Ohio street, posite the Mayor's office, may be, found choice stock of groceries, and country produce. The best maple syrup ttt $1,40 a gallon. Qther «yrups from $1,00 to $1,25 a gallon. Giveus a call. [J2dlw !_1 —. i» sv Kasvnn

PERSONAL.'-Lizzie Boynton accompanied by her friend Miks Emma Hough will pass through this city on Monday, en route for Evansville, where the former goes to lecture, and during the afternoon and evening of Monday they "Will be pleased to meet any of their friends nt the nr. rr rr TjiitD iIK 1 Terre Haute House.

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MACALLISXER gives his last entertain ment this evening, and a matinee this afternoon for ladies and children, at which every child will receive a present. This entertainment has met with extraordinary success this week, all of which is the result of giving a geod shofr and a generous liberality in the distribution of presents. 'f

THE loss in the stone work at the Opera House by the fall of a derrick, as reported yesterday, will not be as heavy as at first supposed, and will not ireach beyond $600. Mr. McFarland, the contrac tor, states that he will have his machinery run night and day, in order to avoid any delay in the completion of the struc ture.

"DIED OP A FRYING-PAN" is the epitaph which a celebrated physician says appropriately belongs to the grave-yards of thousands of our American people, on account of the manner of preparing their food. The doctor says of the majority of Americans their standard food is a piece of bacon fried the fat taken and with flour or meal mixed into a heavy mass and consigned to the inevitable fryingpan, aftd out comes a leathery-looking something, which the stomach 6f an ostrich could not digest. Give them a chicken and what do they do with it? Cut it up, and into the frying-pan it'goes after being slowly simmered until hard, it is put into a dish and grease poured over it, and what is not soaked up iif*the chicken, is made way with by soaking their frying-pai*.bread in it.

Give them a rich jucy' steak, and into, the frying-pan it goes, and is slowly simmered until no knife will cut it, and then eaten with heavy bread soaked in the remaining a*}j~ tfeus good, irjiiA&mc food, in quantity sufficient to afl'ord .a wholesome mfeaUfcH k'whMk the frying-pan process r^ndj^red/^t, only barely enough for one man,' but convertedinto slow poison, "arid a fruitful spi^cc of disease. "1" tut*

ELOPEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.

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On %U.urd%y ^fternoaa the good steamer rouglifur jpf «ty a

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•ogBKMyie wereJsAj^|gPrrom igllaliSrof a cruel parent—a de pair, who through many trials and tribulations, were soon to enjoy the bright realization of "loves young dream. Iwfr let us not be too hasty in recounting

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its railroads the maiden's Hither "life In

its railroads

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en were mutually attracted toward each

SteJtfSWWW

SbfoOaffiAftSNS tasted during those days of adolescence! Bntwfl must not dfell UfoB thai portion ot their ifistory. The fiithCr of the maid-

daughter Terre JJaUte^ ,The dating the maidfen afed' placed her vent of the "Sacred Heart," at St. I^uis. Here she was supposed to be safe frM I?8 wiles of the world, and her young -heart chilled by the discipline ^f the fedhvent. But her lever conti5ijed,.td Soifm#ii« with her through a mutual friend, an plan of e^ca^.was inaugurated by whwh she Was to let herself out of a window at the dead of night by means "of a rope made of her bed clothes—this however failed, as she was discovered in her at tempt by the watchful eyes of the monitors of the convent. But time, that great

ZSPSRSW when convent restrictions were laid aside —when the fair maiden was released from the drudgery of a school life and permitted to join the family circle at her own dear home. Then she wrote to her lover—he went to St. Louis and called upon his.darliBft-rbut admittance to thelAleVJs Wlriedwaaoi [flans Jb slje #iA bid waifubsiKC^|sf^. Finally, dfllr years of Wfiary waiting, during which many trips from his home in Terre Haute to St. Louis were made in fruitless endeavors, he met with an old friend who resides in Quincy, and opened his sorrowing heart to him for sympathy and assistance.. Ji plan awe aWq^asuggested

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dgreefl upon.* •TtVas arrang

ed that the young lady should call at the I Laclede Hotel to see a friend that the devoted lover, with his friend, take her in charge, proceed to an up river packet and bring her to Quincy^ and that upon their arrival here|the necessary ceremony be performed. This programme was divulged to the lady by means of the Quincy friend. She at once agreed and proceeded to place the plan in execution. It w«j$ found that she ceuldlohly* fcarry such ex-* tra clothing with her as she was able to conceal about her person—but she was encourageous and met her friend and lover at the hotel arranged, just a few minutes before the time for the up river boats to start. Passage for the party was secured on the Harry Johnson, and at five o'clock

Saturday afternoon they arrived in our city. The'young lady was taken to the Quincy House, and the young gentleman, withcjiis^ ifriew^ cajlqd ,uppn Dr Charlie Morton, who issued the necessary papers to legalize the marriage. The groom, still attended by his faithful friend, then paid his respects to Bev. T. W. Goodspeed,who was requested to call Athe Qdfy^ot^S at. thejpurp^se ofjyoiBWig un two loving hearts. The reverened gentle' man called as desired and the happy couple were made one flesh. Thus end ed the agony!

requested to call ,t. Tr^docVM Un |ioly wedBo6l.

We learn that the wedded pair intend ed going to Kansas City and then back to St. Louis, but prudence suggested to the

husband, it would be the'b^tert paf^ of valor tb take his wife to Terre Haute,and here to await the explosion of her father's wrath. They will leave this city by to-night's train. Mffy-Jtiy "alfenTf them through life. .'0 .-t-i. 7

SPEAKING of the change of venue granted in the Steyens case the Journal says: "This action of the Court will seem queer in comparison with the unsuccessful effort made in Morgan's behalf for a change of venue, before the same tribu nal."

A change of venue was not asked by Morgan upon the Second trial. Had been "we "inclerslan3 it would have been ?:jojoar?A granted.

PostaJ&iS-^D'urfi^t^e tilo^thft OF Jan uary and February stamps and stamped envelopes w§re sold at t^ie p«etoffipe in tp ti# fc^^iigJbliouitsif 4 ff this^itj^t

St. Env. Stamps

January .i.'. JU.*... $150.80

$1,094.80

a 1 1 8 8 0 0 4 1 7 0

Total ....$269.60 $2,136,50 Making a total of $2,406.10 for postage in two months.

l^rtE "Hearth and Ho)ne," for the current week, gives some hints useful to to thbse fond of ornamenting their parlors with young plants: A very pleasing effect may be produced by setting a wet sponge in a glass bowl and sowing it over with flax, grass or mustard seed, or all three kinds mixed. Before fotog it Will be covered with a thick growth of tender greeh, and, if it ^e judiciously watered every day, the mustard will in tirte put put forth its, tiny blossoms. 11 i, vli'ioqlt A

GREENCASTLE is experiencing ..9 remarkable revival of religion. A. gtetatle man from that ,place last evening informed us that about one hundred and fifty persons have been added to the Methodist Church since &ew Years/: Some three weeks ?incc the two Presbyterian Churches were united, and from the meetings in connection with the same there [commenced a religious interest which has resulted in the cohversiop of sixty pipfsons. ......

I.' •Uij ?'K i\\ f-.-AJ: RAILROAD.—We understand thit the thick layers from,the Terse Haute end ot the line are near the State line, if such the case we may rely tm a ride over the yjerjr short

it)inev!Tjie

track

layefei, ,on tba« end .of the road will be beyond Big creek ill in week. Mr. Pauley advertises. by posters for one hundred hands to finish up the road, which mean3 tha£no time is.' to lost iu getting* the road in running order. Qurtown is overrun with stfth^ifcs, ftitrty of* which "are connected with the road, others are'look-ing-for"a location to engage in busihe^. B^d as the weather is our town wean a decided business *ir. Hotels are doing a thriving bifeiness.-^Marrhatl Mtssengei-:

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The Quincy, Ills., Whig, has the fol- ders promptly and patontee satisfaction, lowing Atectm^t' if ef brWgthfcm young lady of St. Louis with 3. young roan from this city. The young man is said to be Mr. James H. Turner, jr. The couple have not yet reported in this city.:

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li WDTNO.—We have secured a first (4ji» hLa^pigjind UMMM reccntlfe SraitHm ttroar smciKf binfKnjrmater-? ials, are now prepared to attend to all or-.

SEBYiCEsat theCongregational Church to-morrow as usual. The pastor, Bev. E. Fijnk Howg, will preach. Subject qI the

The evening sermon will be addressed especially to business men and to joung men expecting to enter business. Subject, The Model Business Man.

present'

er^B^aent last sa tea set

toilet set was'drawn by

ding prize

a maun

'eteWill 2 p'jclqMt

afternoon

of tbe estate of William Nugentu Bobert

A,' Samuel

Bobert

McGarieyj Christina Petri, ad-

David Pugh, administrator of the estate of MaryDflrhan^fd ofthe minor heirs of Peter Bammes.

ftirnish^ us the following abstract from the FelttuarySchool report: Whole immber enrolled AverigeMmyneirolled Average daily .atteadaiiiw..,...*. Average daUy

2,354 2,160 JL0G0 95 95:6 1,535 1,113

Per cent, of atl Number not tardy Number not -absent... Number neith^jt^^tteww:'absents 4. V^38 Number on Rollof Honor —97,

RtESBYtERTA^r CHTntCH.—Some'weeks' since in mentioning the chaiges preferred by.Bes. Grorgr Morriann igflir*

ders oU^l^^c^^^d: "These charges, we are informed, were laid upon the table and at the request of the el$npp W*

Ite^^s the ^unof thaftanvcstigalion jwe print the following official communication:

The committee on the complaint of Rev. Gteorge fordsy iUi^r^jyierii, 'dlgWsTtM of the Presbyterian) ti^Hrrch'i fef' Terre Haute reported the following:

That fr«m expldiiations Aadc in open Presbytery by Brpther.Morrison and the Elder of the Terre Haute Churchy this Presbytery deem it unwise $nd iuexpedi ent to 'issue* tlk dcAnplitint, hna wo nerc iby dismiss thfi same^ and.enjoin upon the I Session of tjje Church of Terre Ilaute to look diliigently tp the interests of the Church, and to i^de j'a^d try any cases, that they may deem, necessary." A true extract from the minutes. Ddne At Greteri

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FUNERAL NOTICE.—The funeral of the late John G. Earley, whose remains have just arrived from1 California, where he died, will take place on Sunday after nooA," March o'clock ,'from«i^ residence of Mr. Geo. G. Boord, on North Third street to which the frieWds are in vited without further notice.

Services at the Catholic Church. March ll-2t. )v .) One Price System.—The advantages conferred upon the community by this system need not be recapitulated here, the principle itself peeda no eulpgy from pur pen, its benefits are recognized every where, in the security it affords, and the protection it guarantees.' Qnch parties as question its practicability, and who like the elpst^syst^m best,.hfilieving4they aye better served under a "more accommodat ing policy" will do We^ to'cdll at "The Buckeye" and let'us illustrate its benefits by showing our goods marked uniformly cheap. 99*

Main corner 6th streets.

Billiard Match.—In «onlr issne a'few day since,^ notiorilVthe "inafched game of billiards to be played between the champion of Ohio, Fred. Ackerman, and tKe cnampiorfo?"3Ra3ianaj"^pTJacob Gar nett. It has the game shall shall come off in Terre Haute, at t^e

and bles^^^l^T^euj ^hio^Ae favorite tablw ofall chaMi^piajrei^a the United States. The new Hjtll will be opened citizens vited to witn^a th in attendance sonn

ed on the mgni 01 the 223." The of^fert-i' Haitfe are in-

dance some oT the finest playei

from other States. •TinviV/— Celebration of: Saint Patrick's Day by the Hibernian Be*erolent Society. —The members will meet at their Hall on the coriier of14th and Ohf6 Weet.% at 8 o'clock A.' ar?,f Thursday, March 17th, wherfe they will Ife/mUt fe^ the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick ai^d the members of the Sadahly' Society' and the' procession will befcfrfiied/ ^vXI -*I ttiiE

West on Ohio street to Jfiiist, North OR Firsf'on 'tofifcuhf East on. Main to 7th North ,on Seventh tp,Ch|eanu£, jon Chesnut to Eighth, SOtith on'Eighth to Main, east ob Main' ft ^loupv on Ninth to Ohio, west on OhW: to'Fifth,' !South on Pi Mi lo Saftit Jdseph's 43rttht)!lfc' chnrch',' V, )ke delivered by the "Rev. Fatjier Chasse, after which the* soeietiee will form on Fifth street, march North, to Chesnut, West on Chespnt .^hj^.^uLh ,MI J3&ird Jo/ Ohio, East oBjOhio to their Haii twhete they Ttilf' ^artaW of,iilrefifeAhM!nte.— jHusic by PrOf1. £cP4t*s,|l|^.,

All persons fpepgrfy to a oeleoration of jthe day are respectfally 'invited to join in *the procession. By order of

Promentid$SlSSiS$5|S$ory, two new styjesftf p*per f«l*as%vflBly^eny^ live cents a box, just received at Banm* iers. itml-.ai)

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Au- A-inr.ntr.

Go to the 90 cent rale' tit fcfic Palace Dollar Store.

£JST OF BETTERS

M| rosT o#nfe j. fewh i», i«i

U8T.

Haffer mrs Kate

Archer mrs Mary

W. BaUow Marearet Jenkins mrs Eliza Beard miss Sallie E Koch mrs Julia Best mrs Kato Loe mrs Kate, Beans mrs Ann Littlewood mrs Behymer Joanna Masill mrs Brown mrs Nancy I Miller miss Harriet Brown miss Loo Mopps miss Lncinda Bowen mrs Eliza Morris miss Edna Boat mr$L Murphy mrs Carrie Bit*win mhrLoaiSa Myres miss Caroline B^fes jars H&rriet McGsha mrs A Bussinger mrs Sarah McCune Mary Barton miss Neal mrs Phebe Clapin mrs Anna 2 O'Bryan miss Mollie Craft mrs Elizabeth Patterson miss Alhce Cole mrs Elizza Pickett Mary Copeland E S Rankin miss Lizzie Collins mrs Reeve mrs Jennie E

Davis mrs Nellie Roberts Sallie Dudley miss Ella Sage mrs Dyre miss Kate Shaffer-mrs Mary Earis miss Elizabeth 3 Sells mrs Rosena Ferguson' miss LeathaThomas mrs E A Griffin miss Ellen Towers mrs Mary Grindrel mrs Westfall Prudence Hays mrs Mattie A Wintermute miss Hall mis Olive Welverton miss A

OKXTLEXEX'S LIST.

Arne Dr Jones James Alstrons W 2 -r Keith W Bailey 'llllion ff A korkendall W'

Lee S

Bannon Geo Bacon John Banford Geo Basnett Gns Bailey Bray 2 Baker Baker Wm Bells John

iV LeeSie gpn.4iM Albiwl'" w*-. V' Lee James

Malone John 2 Mack Michael

jjiKV 3St Micklebnrgh James 2 Myler Robert

Bingham 4 Ha nt iidjMllIer S. Ps-fM' Bounds Bronley John Bowers Mr Blocksom James Brown Louis Burk Joseph Byrnes Hugh Carleton E Chappel Phillip Crabb Carter Matthew Crandell E Carson. Carson Cooper W Cooper Wm CoxJ3has Darfell

orrison Dennis .Muller Murphy James j^McCarty Patrick ^'"McKellegat James

McGee MclntireWm Newman Omar

Nowcomb SB Owen N lit ... .Paton Edward

Predmore E t-iPitter Michael Torter Dr

RadcliffJ EV

r"""^Reinr

inhard & Co

^Rhodes A Son Robinson Geo Robertson E -Runles Jobn

enry

Devore Wm Doyle James Doog John Dozier Wm Eberle J11 Elliott J&fl Ellinsrcr Geo

Greeson Goodman SC Hall A Henry Wm

take evidence and make report of the condition of affairs." fn this statement we unintentionally' did Mn -Mbrrison injustice. The charges were not laid on jthe table, but actionjjsgts susppqded, um

preparatory to a removal, C. I. Bip icy, will sell his stock of groceries VERY CHEAP for the following ten days:

Canned tomatoes 25cts or $2 50 per doz Canned \Kiaches 35cts or $3 50 per doz Three pounds Bio coffee for $1 00, Eight pounds N. O. Sugar $1 00. Other articles noted in a few days. I vacate my present quarters within two .weeks. Come for bargains.

Brak»w Bros. IloOJte iHptishing daily reoeipt of new and new designs.

Shaw W Stark Harvey Sherwin Geo S':5: Sells Peter M"-? Stunrt Samuel

c,v.r'R»SmiH» Richard Ifflk •. Smith Smith Ferdinand

Fill Julian SwinehartH iMStrin*horse W |fij Sumpson Geo

Pff Scott Dick and Fred

u«i.» i-. Hearn John 2 ^^I'l^'h^mson 8 10 Harrison ^J'ard Bernard 24 Horrislfi ti fIf

Bl-

4%Whithe

Edward 11'

HSVo/Benj 'white Edward illiser E W 2 Wile & Kramer Houston JE Wilson GM JIusterFrod a iUi»t Jf -Wood GJB1

L. A. BDBNETT, P. M.

fhat tfie tustcru Dry Goods Market lias fieen thoroughly demoralized within the last few days is a fact which will soon became generally known

As we anticipated in our "ten day any price sales," the bottom is out, and we are ready, as usual, to* meet.and welcome new era of gold prices.

On and after to-day we will sell all im ported goods at very much lower figures than heretofore. Bespectfully, I ll,d.3t TUELL, BIPLEY & DEMING.

Brokaw Bros, are opening a large and elegant stock of Wall Papers in new designs jilfjo, a choice line of Brussels, Velvet and Ingrain Carpets, very cheap.

C. I. BIPLEY.

Go to Brokaw Bros., No. 109 Main street, for choice selections of Carpets, Wall Papers and Window Shades in fit ting up ^our houses this spring.

Bannister is now receiving his Spring Stock of Cloths arid Cassimeres. These goods have just been purchased in the Eastern markets at greatly reduced rates, and will be sold at prices to correspond "with the present decline in gold.

parents a word of advice to you, gratis. Buy your Children's Shoes at Hay ward & Byan's. It is economy to do so.

Premafhre Loss of the Hair, which is so common nowadays, may be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett's Cocoaine It has been used in thousands of cases where the hair was coming out in hands fill, and has never failed to arrest its de" cay, and to promote a heathy and vigor ous growth. It is at the same time un rivalled as a dressing for the hair, single application will render it soft and for several days.

Febll-dS w3m..

Anctlon.—A stock of family groceries will be disposed of at auction to-i the north "part of the city, on Lafayette street, at the juction of Sixtli and Locust streets. The stock embraces everything in the line of staple groceries. Sale 'cotuihehcea at 2 o'clock this afternoon and continues this evening at 7 o'clock Terms: 3 months credit on all sums ex ceeding ten dollars, on approved city papen yy1,\ HAYWARD & BYAH.

Auctioneers.

.vA FVesh Stock of furnishing goods in eluding every thing that is necessary in a gentlemans outfit, in that line just received at Bannisters, No. 79 Main street.

taction—rat

Hayward & Byan's auc-

/roorar ^atiirday, iit 10 o'clock A: M. queensware, glassware and other goods at 2 q^|ook v., a large lot of furniture, bedding and other household geodfl.:,({

Marchll d2t.

Adolphe Bernard has once more taken cliarge of this very popular Billiard Hall known. asitheTeutonia's in the Teutonia Hotel, jand hopes to have the pleasure of {greeting all of his old enstomer and all the ncv ones that he can get. You will find him always on hand to accomodate iilftlrtii \flsh to patronize him.

March I l-d3t. (to to the 90 cent sale at the Palace Dollar Store.

G6 to the 90 cent sale at the Palace Dollar Store. G. Berkshire has removed his Barber Shop from the corner of Main and Fifth streets to the second floor of J. C. Boss's biMidiug, wrHPifth -street, over Robbins's Feed Store, ^h^re would" be pleased to meet his old customers and as.many new ones as feel dispcfeecl to call. 10 d8t

Look ortt fof new goods, daily, at the. Hkirt Factory. .. _» hif\

New Attachments for the Singer at Lawrence^, 83 Main street .«WM

ia the placer ttf toy (hod,. Theyy in* w6ck new pnrrerm

long as Gold fluctuates as it has for the last few days, ire shall eqch: hour revise, prices for the'following one, accordingly as we think goods should be Marked Doim and under all circumstances will "Adhere," we hav^ J^tofiK&^P as, near One.Priee ta fhicbpfttiotiB will adnit of, and will Bedme Prices Hourly, \t necessary—and oftener if the ink would dry-r-, (and the last enstomer to get out of the way, so the next would not know what, the last one paid, which is the, principle to work on where there are "No Fixed Prices") as our dispatches from New York inform us of change in prices, and will also meet any competition (with Fixed Prices) from whatever source they may hail from, whether from Yokohama or as near by as MaatoMe. iWithsa cordial invitation to everybody to investigate Prices we may make for the next ten days—or longer—which will be based on reality, and not according as each customer that comes is posted (for some may be better informed than others —owing to the extent of their wants —that may give them the.advantage of buying often by throwing aside, for the time being, the gentlemanly or ladylike way of transacting business, and dickering t^ver the price of piece of goods, where the expert salesmah' "always has the advantage of the custorner- witjh this system of doing business, and in "adhering" to this policy of "Fixed Prices," instead of the opposite. iJudanierit n|y dictate thai we will, i&cessarily njbfe very Low Prices and take no chnnccs of being above the market that has "No Fixed

Prices," but the impulse of each individual customer tliat,js likely to pay more than lesB than the article can be bought for elsewhere, while, merchandise! is^ne tampered with like a' weathe'r-cocK ih* a gale ot wind. Lei WobOd^ winfidg

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Goods, fat the haxt ten6 'cfeiyi iA" '16hg^, stay away from the "Buckeye," ^nlhfejp certainly will fail in being posted as to how low they are being sold at at

Reward!—Fifty Doltaf# ^wa/il information that will cfitecover l&6.whfer«abouts of John Lester, dressed in brown suit, with blue cloth cap, dark complexion, dark hair and dark eyes'.'' Heffteft Mr. William Wharton's, on Fifth street, to tp^h^ix^o'clock train to Mattoon, on "Monday moaning, Feb. 28th. Information may be left with William Wharton, this city or, Sidhie fjeStft^Tuscola, Illinois.

New Goods fltlily, keHferz &iAirnbld's

Yon will And a beautiful line of Terry English Damask and Nottingham Laces for Window Curtain^ w£th suiJable.Triax mings, at Brokaw's, 7,d4w

Mr. Hera, o/^the nold, is now in New York buying goods at astonishing low prieefij and promisclpto his patrons talet them have the beneflt of el ii

Jet Jewelry, %0 c^ dollar at Herz & Arnold's. New Switches at Herz & Amold's{,

Another Reduction in prices Qf Cfeatf elain Braids at Herz & Arnold's. !i(t-

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

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Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Spiccs, at the Union Steam Bakery.

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

Old JEtna of Hartford Fire Insurance Company—Assets $5,549,504 97 HAOER & MCKEEN, 16,d4w Agents, Dowling Hall

IF.—If you want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if you have lost or found anything .want te do anything Or want anything done for you, advertise in the 2-5 cent column of the EXPRESS. It is the best advertisement you can have for the least mone

PRINTING.—If you want' any kind of printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are, daily turning out.

Spectacles.—The largest quantity, of spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected—at less than ha If the current prices at John B. Freeman's, No. iWarren's Block.

Look at our new 25 cent Lace Collars. HI:i For Tell Days!—We will, n^t adhere to any fixed price on our goods during the next ten days. We propose a clearance, and shall accoii^fisili' it.

Call and examine our goods and do not hesitate to make_an offer for apytliing you want.

We guarantee our goods as represented, and are affording an opportunity for great bargains.

This proposition ends Monday evening, March 14th, and we will accept some astonishingly 16tf pi-lc§."* dwlOt TCEI.L,BI*« ».& DEMINO.

the Cus-

Jnst received directly froo^ torn House, New York, a supply of genuine Charles Heidsick'a Uul Lbtlfe^Dtivdii's Champagne, also Port and Sherry Wine, French Brandy and Holland !Oin. warranted pure for medicinal purgosesjit James B. Lyne's, 76 Main street

Bargains! ^Bargains BHai Satinetn black, brown- and-ateelHSMxeikftt-cts. per yard. C. Wittig &,Co,, 170 Main Str., Deming Block.

Re-Plating Silver Ware*—The agent of the Toledo Electro-Plate -Company fe now in the city and wili(tMt qnf ^itizens for the purpose of collecting such ware as they may have to" re-plafe. He 06mes well recommended as will be seen, by the following from the Indianapolis SaUinel:

We, the undersigned, having had our ware replated by the Toledd £fetrd-Pla» Company, (T. M, Hurd & Co» Pr c^rietors and,oeing w«II pleased wiflx the workmanship, would cheerftiiiy repdmmend theni to our citizenK and' tjife, prtWic iti genera).... V.', 'V'.T-'.V, •i Mrs. Governor Bakwr Mrt». Dr. N. *3. Burnhaito, Mrs. M. F. Bright,, Mts. Dr.' Wood hum,, MJ^B E. N. Fry Mrs. N. Ranh, Colonel Jeff, K. Scott.

AwUfB S«l6»—UnkfB sold at private fcilpTring will be Bold at public anctiott flB BattlrdfeTi Maxdk 12th 1 three t^dHioree wj^ood express wagom oilVvfitl) a s6t 6f single barness* one bay j»ny, fbr family uaej fire horses^ a onehone wagon one bay mare one spotted saddle mare, five yean old one single buggy one light family carriage—at Fonts' Livej7 Stable, North Second street. 10-d3t M. VAHSCOYOC, Auctioneer.

Sow is the time for bargains in fine Cloths and Business Suits. Call at Bannister's and see his splendid stock of New Goods now opening.

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

Dooley's Bakteg Powder stands uneqiuded for making light, healthy and nutritions rolls, biscuits, griddle cakes, &c. The ingredients used in the manufacture of this powder are,not only chemically pure, but so proportioned that the results produced are the same each time. In this respect it possesses superiority over all others in the market. Only two teospoonftits are required for a quart of flour. For sale by grocers generally!— Use Dooley's Baking Powder only dlw

More than 50,000 people bear testimony to the wonderful curative effects of Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. It cures Bronchitis, and the worst lingering coughs. As an AntiBillious medicine for "Liver Complaint" it has no equal. It permanently cures constipation of the bowels, cleanses and purifies the blood and thereby curcs Scrofulous and Syphilitic taints and all diseases of the skin, as Pimples, Blotches* Boils, Bashes, and Eruptions. Sold by drug#tt**«t fc'Hir.. zv.mm.

Dr. Sage's: Catarrh Reniedy is backed by $500 reward. dwlw

Bargains! Bargains! All winter goods sold regardless of cost viz. Shawls Furs, Blankets, Scarfs, Skirts etc. You can get these goods at your own price. Call at C. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main Str., Deming Block.

Bargains Bargains Heavy double and twist Cotton Cassimeres at 40 cts. per yards at C. Witttig & Co's., 170 Main Str., Deming Block,

llerz & Arnold can beat any houfle in the West in regard to prices of Hoop Skirts, Corsets and Fancy Goods.

Removed.—Dr. Mull, has removed his office to South Fifth Street, second door from Main adjoining Donnelly Drug Store. dCt«

Go to Sanford's Paint Shop. 3d st, ^fx&itfellie jail, to get pftnting and Pa per Hanging done. [Mr 8, dot

Lost.—A small bay horse, got away from his owner in the east part of the city Sunday evening. He had on a sad die, bridle and halter with rope attached A liberal reward wiltbe given for the rc tutn of the horse or any informrtion of whereabouts left with Baird & Cruft!

MARCH 7,1870. -j

Best Brands of Flour at tne Union 1 Ste^m Bakery.

Everybody takes it, Brady's Family Bitters, at Lyne'sf dlw. If yell want a pure Whisky for medi cinal purposes, get

WANTS, &C. Advertisements ol "wants'"for sale," "lost," "found," etc, will be inserted in the DAILY EXPRESS for wepty-five cents^f^j-.

Best quality of Fresh Meats ot all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage every day. Call and see for yourself. dtf. J. VORIS.

Real Laces.—A fine assortment of ex quisite' feint Apliqu£. ^^uell. Ripley & Deming's.

I6,d4w -:iW Agents, Dowling Hall.

PEREECTED SPECTACLES.—It is represented to us that pedlars and others are selling spectacles, representing them as ours—perfected spectacles. All such are imposters, as S. R. Freeman, at 161 Main street, is the only person authorized to sell our perfected spectacles in Vigo county, Ind. LAZARUS & MORRIS.

Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Bad Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be completely cured by the use of Boeder's German Snuff. The article is one of great merit, and is even recommended hy some of our leading physicians s6 great is their continence in its merits as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs hut 35 cents and will do you good For sale by all druggists.

IRA GROWER, Jr., Special Agenl dec8-dtf M. V. Moody & Co., successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail To bacconist, have removed their Salesroom to "National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, whe?e{ all our old, as well as'new, customers will be cheerfully received. In our new place we always have something new to show our customers. Our stocK consists of many little and big items, something to amuse dur chewers, smokers and lookers-on. Our stock of Plug, Smoking aud Finecut to bacco, Pipes, Smokers' articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. atfe full and complete. All* persons looking for the weed, or something nice for a holiday present, will' please gjve ob a call.

MARRIED.

a~ —,— THDMAJI TARR —On Friday evening. Marsh ljth, at the residence of W. L. Iloddy, byZenasSmith.Ssq.,Mr.HeiryThoman and Mrs. Roxaniia F. Tarr,,both of Lib

WAIJTED!

oiffiar

FOR

(|he

Hermitage at

Lyne's. ii- .•!. dlw. Machines sold on monthly paymeats at Lawrence's, No. S3 Main street.

Tailors, Shoemakers and others will find a good supply of Thread and Silk at Singer office, 83 Main street.

"H. i'.'i

DO YOU WAH#- likLP? AnVKBTBE IX Tift imBK! i?

DO TOU WANT A HOUSE? ADYHtTIgE IK THB tXPlM ,r '1 .. 1:1

Do You Want to Bay or Sell? ADVERTISE HI THE

Hare Yon Property Ibr Sale? ADVEBTtSE-15 THK EXPBESH.

THE EXPRESS having the largest horn* circulation, is tho best medium to socire your wantrby advertfringf. Wo now ""pot rates so low th^ thort for not making known your wants. AdvertiMmoats of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Rent," "Help Wanted," "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted," "Property for Sale, "Boarding," ost," "Found," "Strayed, "Stolen," "Personal," 4c., will bo inserted

25 CEnTS A DAY!

These terms are applicable to all advertise ments of the nbore class, of five lines and under.

Have You Houses or Rooms for Kent? ADVKBTBE INflE

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with tho necessary pay, and forward the same to us through tho Postoffice, —L-U-

LOST.

LOST—Areturn

lady's Fur Collar, tho finder will

please to this office or to John Armstrong's Gunsmith Shop.

WANTED.

ASrANTBD-rA situation hy 1^young mftiras YV Salfesihau or Copying Crerk salary hot so much the object as steady employment can come well recommended address 0. C. P., Postoffice Box 681. ml2d2t

I *MTi3| coiples jrfl00fc#Al«f to marricU and come to OHr Store ana buy their Queensware and other household articles, mlldtf HAYWARD & RYAN. \\TANTED Twenty-fivo live, energetic

York great inducements are Offered apply to JAMES H. DOUGLASS, Manager Western Indiana, Office on 5th, between Main and Ohio streets, Terre Haute, Ind. m!0d2

price guaranteed mod ft

FOR SALE.

taORSiiLB-Houiie tadLot W&tntt street the house is of brick, almost new, and in good repair, given enquire of 0-

SALE—House and Lot containing ni rooms two Lots centrally located my residence south-west corner 8th and Mulberxy. £qr Balo orrent-, two st#ir britk houseiipq^ taming^ 8*rdom3, good oat-builaings. C.vT. MANCOURffrfi y\nn8dlm

FOR

SALE—Fine Property and Dry Goods Store for sale in Clinton. The undersigned have determed to go West, and now offor a great bargain to any business man, in one of thfe finest locations in the country.

The property and store offered is located on tho corner of Main and 4th streets, Clinton, Vermillion county, Indiana. Stock of goods wore bought low, soven thousand perb frame, tw main room 180 by 20 feet, fine counting room on front, making a front of 40 feet. Fine largo cellar, seven good rooms above with a commodious hall. Two good cisterns, wood house, carriage house, large barn, fruit treets, now ice house and two high and dry lots 66 by 120 feet each.

a county, incuan&. SHOCK OI gooas ght low, and will invoice atoni, R.™ ATRCKIWAYAS

Clinton is located on the west bank of tho Wabash, and contains about six hundred population. Tbe. Evansville^ Terre "Bafte and Chicago Railroad chlsres tire "river* here, and will bo completed by January 1st 1871. A very large force of laborers will be employed hero through the year, building the bridge and road, which will be a source of much resource to the merchant. For terms inquire on the premises. WHITB&BRO. 8-dlw.

FOR

a jsdGt

Old JStna of Hartford Fire Iiisur anCe "Company—Assets $5,549,504 97. IT G| HAGER & MCKEEN,

SALE—Small House and Lot on north Second street enquire ofW.D. BUTLER at the Cemetery, or of MEREDITH A KEE LER. feb25

FOR

SALE—House and Lot No. 68 Eaglo street, between Cth and 7th street enquire of JOSEPH McFARLAND. 7dtf

FOR RENT.

JiOR RENT—Boo 'rentlin IMning and Main streets Block, corner 6tl particulars enquire at First- National Bank. ^a*2#w

FOR

RENT—Seeohd story room' 4ti C°^Yby

G-

jibcrty, Ohio.

.T. DIED.

jucficv, ciuui nuo ui bam, ih the 53d year of her age. Funeral services Sunday morning at 10% o'cRwli ftpm ttw reridencc. and at o'Hopk from St. Steph«it'ai3barek. Friends of tho family are invited to attend without further notice-1-1

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MASOM1C.—DOWLIMO

"n.lit ii*4 -11

an extra bargain will be H. BASCOM. mil

E1QR SAIdSswA E feighV mr iugetidanJli ton Cottage, mlid2twlt

Smith"

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A PPLI^ATI6^V(IR anxx dersigned hareby, fiv» noiwa. that will apply to the Coufity' Cofcmilsioners at their next regular aeasipn, fqr, license to sell spitituoiis and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at» time, for the space of one year. Tne premises on which said liquors are to be sold are looated at the

Hotel, Nos. 174 aad 17ft Main 4tMefc Hantc, Vi*o couffi?, rndiarfa." I twSt C. A. PER A.

Teutonia in Terre' marl2dltwSt

Af^etsJ|ii*rl,

Qhii.fo yoi 'Jl^

11 1 'r -1 1

iETNA LIFE INS. CO.

10. Yt

B. B. MYRICK, Gen'l Agt. L. G. HAGER* Local Agt.

jal?d3i

JOHN P. BAIRD,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OmcR—No. 82Main Streot.up stairs.

Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office on Ohio St., next to Jadge Patterson's. In offering my services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and viciuity, 1 ieel that reasonably expect a small share of ve years

when it is co"ngiderejlJjji|^ai^i magistra havo served this con J^rf^yite. January 27,1870.

J. KEELER,

COMMANDBBT

No.

10—Stated monthly conclave this (Saturday) evening at 7J6 o'clock. Work in Red Crops.

agistrate I

dtf

Notary Public,

Corner Mala aad Third Streets,

NEWJFIRM.

The undersigned, having associated them solves aadac NM firm namo^of liarilett&'CAK, will carry.on tht Book, Stationary*.Nation and Fancy Ooods business at the old stand, 101 Main street, where they will shortly put in the largest stock of goods in their line, ever uSviiirt? tlicy will purchaso their goods at botfbm

liirures the market can afford.

fcb22ifti1'** iflWWv.

mmm SltCa" •-ftVii&LS

.W,

DOWLINO HAI.1J:.

HaiVy' Woston, BoUl Mfeiiacov.

Pd^ely fiTe Kighte OMIy!

I. -1 Commencing

JhiendayJ^e?g,Maitth&th~ K1" I S J.K. MkcallMr!

'A X* Xli® OHM b1

W I A

Of the World, has the pleasure of anaoaaeiai his rft-ap^eanace in this oily ckote* swfcUon of Illasiaas, taknciia

Seience, Mirth

and Mystery •y a

(I* $»':

One Hundred (100) Wegani a Costly Presents Pnrohasod in your City will positively be given away nightly! ••V- ...

Grand Matinee

For Ladies and Children, Saturday afteraooa, March l&h. fi«*sryM

Doors open at 7, to commence at 8 o'olock. mar4d8t ABNOLD Agant.

iheY ursftt suit w.-i

Mereliant TaUorlsfl

•tv-sj imu-iiia 'i iBn :nml -tiM)

.3*9

ni:

vdi ui* o! ma

Spring Trade

1870

I *i rf* 3P!iT T* »».« C.'U« iriw li/ie rfebuisa »»f at ifa-vrt liui io \jife ii}iO •ji 'ftii, iidi LH -j tetrtI li J-

W. H. BANNISTER^

jiiwli nv

Is nowrcoeividg the largeet and best aekeVed Finum ~.Ui 1 stock of Spring um oj tna »d rji Us ni •Cassimfers

1.»Iuia

sH"" Sill bo

:ii .1 ClothS, 'ril i.tf

ni x-Jib lit ifc ... /»li ibii.. f. )h SUlUllgS, ,wt wiso utdii.3t vy»'4.|cj-vi lie Hi •finr jsiii&am Istia ielc/i Jsviwq -tMiim. -n ^ll ^liftt be has ever .brought to this market.— :oods eei iprioo*, will

ever brought to this UMkr

fTheee goods being all fteah and pew,, 1 paving been bought stncfe the great deolun ill Msble trim *0 give hi»enstoW«r'

I BETTER BABttAIS8

jThan hAsbeen offered since the war also «"Hiee line of'™ I d'tainiiiiu «i ••.

I ri -j{M

tmla

IS* |»HI: Hi SOSiOTy 'ii. V'u Lk ~f' p. *,d vJi, Neckties, -Wo ai #mo* -VjllJW) WfiJOS Handkerchief!*,

All persons waptiiig anything in Ma espect^uUi1 solicited to call and

itock,

a W a S O I Mi ,* -t

At Low Pipresl

b\ fea«

1 Wtttoaar* •xawine bi^

Street.!

So. 19 Main

t'ii r. ioai .A Sltiuwtii) Ind, I^HRHDWSM J. U-.- I.—T™. 'J Lailas Mbeutt fii mam

A AGON! BACOSt

A. E-BBtMAlfS.

fobi5dlfu Mai^Btreet, betl«Uaw|9t|i. ,, -—rr— -r^—'—• t•. »ii• it n• n.i. Jt\

IN STORE ANO iPOIt gAlil 7ft Tierees and ]£*«g IsdtA.

[febl^JIm -4C

febl8

oncE.

75 Barrels Mea# Pork. 500 Barrel» €. B. JontA jRb«r/* (ttt (fradea*250 Barrels Cement* 69 Bbltt. Y. O. B. Plaster,H w*

At, BBIMA&&, Main street, bet. 8th anAMhil

All persons having claims again it ttelittj' ifirm of Habermeyear °-1*ntwf nitl lliii present the same to Fred. Bf&mdMfc tot th% place ot business of uie late firm, for settlement. Also, all persons kno £0 said firm a mm|i

indebted settle the

'ExefeUtfik of Bstatfc o7Geo7 m5dlm .. FRKD.

rthrea

Mlkw*

UNDERTAKERS.2—t •. 7 TIT,

I S A A

i(l» ,VHHA fK %it tf'ra

UNDERTAKEN,

wr and

Wit.".

'A -Ti'H

ATTORNEYS.

ioawMvli1 |i' ii 11 'il

IINDEBTAKBB.

m. w. tycoiprjszz, Having purnhasad back from fi. W. Cfcadiwiok, Gruber A Co., the Undertakec'i |Ci~ tablishment, and having had MV«B years oxperienee iu the business, is now prepared to furnish Metalio Burial Cases, Oaaw, a, and ^Wooden Cofina^ of alt rt|leiii burial material in 1 Third strait, Terra Haute,.1 i?r«inr»

wtf

CHARI.KA CRUFT.

gAIfiD S CRUFTJJ.JC uuM

ni.i. IMii

isrErwjBrrs.iyc,

H.«Urt, 1. K.Wrl«W, K.Wrl(M, OU Obt|) Street, betweea aad 4ti^ avo associated tbemselvea In tha 1e of Boots and Shoes. ota M.60 bjiwa a C*h

re aud tale of Boots and the best Calf Boots at (total warmatcd genuine Freaoh fail Uue of &wU Ploa^ gi/0 uif

CLARK, WHT&taT Mt».

SALEII

r. nui^-

FlouriuK MiU „o

Ktto#ik a0 the' Canal MiUk lfto

This property is all in good running ordar.' 13 run of Bnrs, Corn bheller, Ktlii a'ndalf macbiaerv neeessdry Cor a flrit-cius WH.' It must be sold, and a bergaiai is wAittag tat '3 someb|dy„ lor, tennis aqd),

K) GUNSMITH. .! fy psifovA'i,.'" '"'-ji'^

iiiiiktil .. |-,i

join* AMnwoMtL'' Has removed his^Oansnuth Shop 1 newibdilding. on Third street, one ofFaAriagton Block, where ft will totaeatallhis old oosioiaers and as oiMa as may make it niiintio 1 a5dtf. .''•mrs**'