Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 March 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY

TEHBE-HA.UTE. INI.

Wednesday Rtralif, March 16,1870.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE. .,.' —n—\'i

J.GAVS.

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I,KAVK. :4d V. U.

FORREST.—Bills and posters are being sent to the neigWaofiiig tow'tis to secure delegations for the Forrest entertainments^ next week.

THE WEATHER was the general subject ot' comment yesterday. We should be pleased to say a word, bin like the old Batch farmer who saw the tail end of his wagon fall out while drawing a load of potatoes up a long, steep hill, we can't do tbe subject justice.

ASOTHEK Fifteenth Amendment "Writer —Jereremiah Anderson, of- Lost Creek township—handed in liis taxes to the County Treasurer yesterday, to the amount of $141.78. He is the owner of 649 acres of land in Lost Creek, tter Creek and Nevins townships. .1-1(1

POSTMASTER BCRXETT has given Harvey E. Moore, a very clever and capable young gentleman, a clerkship in the poslortice, the increa«iug business of that institution demanding more clerical force. Mr. Moore enters upon his duties thjs .. .vi'o-1" morning.

ARRESTED FOR (GAMBLING.—Officers Crowe and Yandeiver on yesterday made a descent upon William Kirtley's Dexter Saloon, and in an npper room arrested nine persons, who were taken before Mayor Cookerly charged with gambling. Three of the persons were put on trial last evening and acquitted. The' oiher .six will have a hearing this morning.

4£VKRY merchant who attempts to do business without advertising does himself an individual financial injury, for he virtually ignores the enterprising, wideawake spirit of the age, and says to the people, "I don't want your patronage."— The people haveJiecome so used to measuring a man's liberality and business en rerprise by the length of hi* newspaper advertisement, that they utterly repudiate th« individual who has not enough business "get up' to hang out his sign in the daily paper#*

APROPOS to the season, and the miserable condition of our pavements in many places, the following, which we clip from an exchange, is of local interest: '"Not long since in Albany, New ork, a man slipped on the ice in front of a 'wealthy man's premises, a»d sustained severe injuries. He sued for damages and recovered a verdict of $1,00®. The court held that the owners or occupants .t' a house are liable for damages sustained by ice allowed to remain on the sidewalks as if he permitted an opening to exist in his sidewalk unguarded."

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TKRRK HAUTE ASI1 ISMANAPOl.18.

UiTI. 'IMm *t« iABEIVB. 14:00 UID.Exjre«?.....4:15r. 11:80?wail 4:cJ5P« 8:00p. it ..Accommodation .11 2OA8T. T.OTNA, AT.TON* ASB TS»« HAUTE. USAVH. ,. I'\JS$3b u:aov.u...nswireiM •3?f-*• 11:35 a. -Mailana Express- 12w0 k. *. 4:05 A. ..LightningExpres* 4:43p. uJtfattoon accommod»tinn..tu:« A.M.

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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. OPKS. 12:15 p.

CLORK. DAILY MAILS.

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vann Kvananlie ,2*??p*?r 5.": R«kj'"« ^£rrr#BSSr=^|fe--

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p.iat Office opens at7 30 a. m.an|

clP^e

o'nSuadays open from 8

The City ami Vicinity.

ltow are you ground-hog?

KO.VDS bad and getting worse.

TO-MOBROW is "St Patrick'? day in the morning" -JMMl 3

GOLD clewed in New Yorir. ^esterda.

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CITY and county taxes ARE ^ing pa|J unite lively. "ii ^—g^-

THF.BBIDOEBCII/DERS dance It Pence's Hall to-morrow night. ~jT- *Z.

MOST of the train? were delayed terdav by snow on the track.

AC. STEINMF.HJ. received several car loads of ice from Chicago yesterday.

MAYOR COOKEBLY, and his house party go to Evansville io-day

station t'

LEW TOWSFSESD has packed between t-ix

and seven hundred ton* of ice this i..

season.

TKJAI. or WKIUH'T

CRIMINAL CO^RT. FOR FORGERY—VERDICT OF AC^I'ITTAI.. The Criminal Court was engaged all day yesterday in hearing the testimony and arguments in the case of tbe State vs James W. Wright, charge«i with forging consequently can «KH»- furnish the name of F. Winchell to a check on lower prices

which he drew eight hundred dollars from the First National Bank a few weeks «tnea. The case is familiar to our readers, and we need not give the testimony which was substantially the ssirae as tlif facts heretofore publislied,. Thc4Uosecnlion was conducted by Messrs. Thompson, Allen and Pierce, and the defease by Messrs. Baird and Long. Thc-argnments were made by Cols. Thomson and Baird. Tbe jury retired on receiving the instructions ft©** tfccOurt, and in a. few minutes returned 9- verdict of acquittal. \\e learn that the jury wfis ur.a*iflpLO«sly of this opinion immediately Jipoji r^Uriag#o ,^hc room.

THE TH eek with gramme presented by the versatile com

go mirej

VB OM*WWSVT*Lfc«i .i 1

ARBIV«

ion,

has Iron pany •H he] of coal

THE religious meetings at the Baptist Church are drawing to a clo^e, after an esceedinglv profitable and interesting season.

•*""««#'t toMV«P^WTraJ*r

the nsual miscellaneous pro"

pany nt«w PjV¥¥^Mr«- -I.» T" The complimentary beneht to Ned Reel on Monday evening was quite a substantial one, $ crowded house being in ittendance. During the performance»Mr. Keed was presented with a handsome ad".

Exi'TTBSIOS TO THE COA.L MiNES.— The member* of tne InumiiajiolU Board of Trade and citizens held a meeting in that citv vesterday afternoon for the pur

Wf-

tain such vwilolfe as nyiy b^ in that city

rclof A|U

...: coal mines and blast furnaces

acti^ tora^iii^ting ih| .city, or at lea-4 to pay them some alieni°ni i«f ipflfesfffl-iCox^if|We a« sent invitations to" all the leading meivittjte the ercilrsion. A large number of

pile tunfH to

occa? men tlfe'SSvantigi manufacturing point of view. We inak,&, the suggestion, and hope some action #111''

•Ti«ar.®pxrrM

City Council.

(ffrvM.'otmeil met lait eWning in

The

regular Mayor Cookerly presiding,'aAd Councilmen Cox, Miller,O'Connell, Scudder, Seeburger and Rockwell. Absent Powling, Coats, Routs and Mattox. 5

The Terre Haute Opera House Company asked the privilege of occupying so much of the sidewalk as is necessary to erect stairway, &c. Granted.

Property holders on First street asked that tlie Council Mfijse tp grsnt privilege of kyin^dojrn rtolroM, on*^d ftS-#Bt,«s it would' interfere wini trlidSand travel.4 The petition was signed by nearly all the property holders on that street, where it is proposed to lay clown the track. Re* ,1'erred.

W. Shields asked to be released /com delinquent taxes. Referred p. Tracy asked license as auctioneer, at Palace Dollar Siore. Granted.

Herman Kirmse asked reduction on appraisement of his property. Referred. Amelia l„n«e asked reduction of ifixes. Referred.

REPORTS.

Mry\lill^cfi Oin committee on accounjts reporte*! accounts of W. H. Stewart ahdf Ralph Conover correct. Concurred in.

Mr. Rockwell from Committee on Tax made sundry reports on tax petitions, which were concurred in.

Mr. Scudder, from Committee on Fire Department, reported against making any change in the fire limits at present. Concurred in* y~i. -i

Mr. Cox, from Select Committee on Pest House, asked further time. Granted, Mr. Cox, from Select Committee, made a lengthy report on the building of a cUy p^sog^d'^^i' gather' %itb" jmins1 over until next meeting. We will lish the rej»ort in to-morrow's paper.

By Mr. Seehurger: That the Street Commissioner be Instructed to clean the crossings of Main and Fourth streets Adopted.

Bv Mr. Cor! That the sum of $100 be appropriated for the cleaning of Main and other street#. Adopted.

Bv Mr. Cox: That the Treasurer of the School Board be paid $300 per annum and that the Secretary be paid the sum of $200 per annniik-inalead. o£«th« pEesenl salary of $100, tot«Jf^tteci jligm the J*t of April. Adopted.

By Mr. Sciulder That section 10 of the rules fov'the' gov^muientsof the fire department be amended so jhat po person except thet^ien ^iall^ride|uiio^ t)wf fire%ppAiltJsli»)|ii%*toRiir coftii^from fires. ,.

The City Assessor reported tliat he had appointed John C. KestN SS his Deptit»y, and asked his confirmation. Concurred

A. P. Yoorhees was granted a precept against Martha Odell. for grading street A

After allowing and referring sundry bills theC-ouncil adjourned ————•it.. ),,A

Ladies, your atteBtiop is called once more at the Palace Dollar St pre, between Third and Fourth on Main (rtr.eet,'tp a large stock of Bankrupt Dry Goods from a house i« Cincinnati, which must and shall be sold. vitJxo"* regard to cost, to the highest bidder, -at aupJ-iqD. for a few day,-, only, commencing to-night «n4 eyerv afternoon at two o'clock for the Ladiae, This is a ygre

chance for fine Dress Goods,

and we hojie onr readers will appreciate it, as it certainly must ite bona jidt

(Continued

r}. THE FEANKUX LIFE IXSDSACE FOMPAXY—INDIANAPOLIS.

Few jj«rsoni* are aware of the magnitude of the Life Insurance business in this country. Ten years ago it was an uucommdh thine ft a Bian tobave

rfwTnTTurabtfl1 Slrtl compara

tively slender in resources. Within thia period, however, the bnainess has made (UiclTrapid and steady progress, that Life Insurance has become one of the greatest

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Wis

•fie'

T^ent^ir^nwrfa^id^ for dependent«?a3es Itejnfluenee ou society at large is very great and as beneficial as it is great. Not only has it kept many a widof and orphan from privation* aid

rn&y iafd* cumulations and profits belong to the policy holders, bv whom all its aft'aiis are munaged. The representatives of foreign companies realizing the fact that our citizens would naturally prefer to in sure in a com|«nv located in their own

pub-

RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr. Scudder: That the time for payment of city taxes be extended to the third Mondftv, in ApiiL ,Adopt^

By Mr. O'Connell: That Mr. James Crisher be authorized to take care of the "i'y rWfr a--salary-p£ &HKL^L.xear._ Adopted.

bank,

nipt stock judging fropi all apj«B?rances.

Merchant Tailoring.—io«eph Grover lias now received hi® Spring purchase of Cloths. Cassiweres and Suititg, boneht for cash, and when gold was^lowfl, and suits at than tfcey w$vje. been fqr scvei-al A full line of furnishing goods on bawd »t- ajl tinges to suit the season M»r.cjbJ,J- dSt.

Always Ready and Reliable.-— From iu pttrGMt puritv and uniform strength. DoolevV Baking Powder can be safely relied on as the fctf a»4 W ecaiwrnital

ing j^towder in nse. No

bik

siimi

##jght, as

each can contains the lull net amount ref*»! sesented, ani tlie same quantity is guaranteed to last longer and give better satisfaction in making rolls, bisenits, pastry, te., than any other article of the kind jkuown. Manufactured by £OO)I.EY I!{ BKOTHEB. New York.

Twanv lliere are whose incomes have

policies with but little inconvenience* i*

am Hils from want *BiTt

saWrtdtjUfl-,

h|4«0B« Wit^rest^, luring nothing Tor leatj hits

defterii ngj ti

J1| ftlSvcfteu

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m*ne and benevolent system, whose ifjftjfence etfouldjbe extended to all class-

Besides, TTt'eInsurance Companies exercise a irt the5 tifenwial world. From the nature of their organization they are cpmpelled to hold large sums in tl-tfst, tor meeting fritdre losses, and these sums the companies are also compelled to keeji constantly in\ est,ed in securities of unquestioned character.— Thus a Life Insurance Company partakes of the- nature «(\a~ Bhhk «its ffiuyfe being4envplftyed"in asking Ahe-WvelOp-ment "and general business interest of the country being in fact, circulating or movable instead of fixed capital. One great cause of the large accumulation of money af New York and Hartford, is the immense sums Held there by their Life Insurance Companies..

The companies of Hartford—a city not as large as Indianapolis—have assets amounting to thirtv_ millions of dollars,,a sum as large as the to/a I valuation of property in Indianapolis wjiile one sin: gle company located at New York, has accumulated nearly forty millions of dollars. In 1866 several of oqr most saga cious and,tar-seeing busing jnen, appreciating thi advantagtsi 'tdl ''be deprived from having one of these institutions built up at home organized the company whose name heads this article, They organized it without any capital stock so that it is a purely miUViat eowpajpy,ja,nd all-its

State and managed by their own friends and acquaintances, rather than send their money away to be retained for along series of vears in distant. .States have opposed the progress of the Franklin to the extent ot their power but it has notwithstanding attained a steady growth, and has progressed as rapidly as many contyatii&-> Which al* MM* "among the largest in the country, as the following table will show: j\Ve will tirst give the age of the Company, next the assets, excluding capital stock, and lastly numb**: qf policies io, force: St. Louis Mutual (not official) five ye#rs, $122,547: Knickerbocker 6$ years £133,025 87,jnj«!i^0^pa#ieie^ingorce 707 National oi" Vermont, eleven years, S14d,758 o7, policies in force 1,117 Berkshire 12£ vearst $2-59,545 44, |elicies in force 1,140: Northwestern (not offi^al,] 4 years, $10:3,69537 f.41«^-rfiah £4e^ri,§9,284 63 policies in fore# 845 Fr^rjklin 3A years, §182,707 01, policies inforce 70^. in tlitep ieirl^fcd afli^lf [of •bi^iu^s, the company has paid $22,000 for losses, and it wiljty? seen that it h^s accumulated in i#r#(i«ipt»^ver ^abftjfi^^es and.expe»««H, 'more than 3j35f 000. desireforecommend thishoine-i«StiX»tibn

to the favora|j^consider£tio»«oCoijr readers. as it is now esl'ablishecf on a firm foundation,}and/bec*$«p: |j)» .-sgcc#ss of this pioneer Indiana Life Company will no doubt cause many more to be organized thus enabling our citizens to obtain their insurance in their own State, with men whom they know and the large and constant draij/ pf money to the East for tlii iur|K»-e will thus be stopped.

The President of tIi« Co^pa,njr, .19^1^ M. Rav^ Esq., we.y-known as the President of the old 'BanW of the fsiate, is respected (Vroiighout fh^ Stifte for his ability art! ifti.c^rity The other officers of the Company tu* of promi^ncfi most of them well-known to our citizens.

We hojie the company may soon be represented in every portion of the State, and «rc ^rouid recommend all persoiis whose attention b#s been directed to the subject of Life lnsnrane#, to apply to the officers of the Franklin, whether they Je,«Ir6 policy or agency.

BINDTNIT.—\\ ^{i^c ^curtti first claw .bis^r, hav^g r^entjiy ^jiade additions too«r#tfici: of binding n^iterijiils, aiye Bow prtegtaal to ?tt^ to all ord#M pmpiyiit

Gallia*

:1iis

the advantage to

fb5it

by rahoviiig

want and the fear of want it. has given peace and security and comfort to many a household.

gufra^t^oftis^eti^.

4^wiajw

IF.—If you want anything if yon havefc*?t '*afttr to get rid oft

ire, lag

in meFn

Iain St. betweeif

aiiaaen, No. 70,

•Second and Third, will sell his entire stock at cast^nd bejow. Give him a call

Hawk, llawk, NpH, S|iit, Bk»w, Blow and disgust everybody with the of"eiislve odor from your Catarrh, jiwt because some old fogy doctor who has uot dkcevjwed .aud trjll pot believe that the wor cured.

The proprietor of l^r. .Sage's Catarrh. Remedy will pay $500 reward for a ca«e of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold bv druggists, or send sixty cent* to 14. V. Pierce, M. 1. linffalo, X. Y., for it.

Dr. 1'ieive's Ah. Ext. or Golden Mcdijjfcnl Diseovery is the great Anti-Billions Remedy of the age. dwlw.

PKINTINO.—If yon want any kind of printing,|one, qoine to this office and look at the specimens we ar« daily turning !out.

Incline in Prints !—We ofter 10,000 ards of Now Prints at Si cents per yard. We are daily receiving New Goods, to ^which we invite your sjiecial aUeution.

TI'KJ-L. Rtn.KV & DKMIN

l"i,dwlw

lirC VIJ^'' AT HENWERSON'S.

Mnjor B. Hndsou is po-ilively selling

entire sti»ck of House Furnishing Good- at cost, to be convinced of this, call and price good-, as there is no deception lift his. Those in want of Goods, would all early* as this

do wdl t.. c-aU early, as ihts is a rare chaipJ |et ba|giiin from a splendid assortment?No. 139^VIain Street. It.

•CHICAtiO" AT HESWERSOS'S.

Good Prints, Cast colors. OIT].V Si cts., 2' at Tuell, Ripley & Deming'si, §15.dlw

There nrill he a Snpp«T held.hi the south part of the city, corner of First and Willow streets, on Wednesday, 16th inst,, for the benefit of the Asbury Mission Sithday School. Admission, 25 cents. Supper for adults 25 cents extra.

O. Berkshire lias removed bis Barber Shop Jyom the corner of Main and Fifth streets to. the second tloor of -f. C. Itoss's' building, on Fifth street, over Kobbins's Feed Store, where he would be pleased to meet his old customers and as nianv new ones as feel disposed to call. 15d(it r?r?iTiv "fji

4'CHI( Vft"

AT HESnKRSOX'S.

Kid (Jloves.—Only SI 25 per pair for Kid Gloves, at Tr.cll, Ripley & Deming's. 15,d4t

Attention Lovert of the Dunce.—We take pleasure in announcing to the ball going community af Terre Haute, that there will be a grand ball given by the Key stone Bridge Builders, at Peuce's Hallf on the»night of the 17th isnt. Every arrangement necessary has been made by the commjttce to make it a night of quiet and social amusement.ulall. Tout's celebrated String Band has been engaged for the auspicious occasion. Poli'cemen have also been ehgaged to insure the best of order. There being no other benefit than a night of convivalitv tbe tickets have been placed at very low price, being only SI,00 pei]pcpnpl|.f Sapper will.bcrserved at the Clarlc House, to all who wish to partake, at $1,00 per couple or 50 cents a single person. There will be no bar in the Hall.

1.?"

(lf

you have lo3t or anything waht'te do anything or want anything dfiOP for you, a»ivert i«se in the 25 cent column oftfef EzftES. 'it Is the best"advertisement vou can have for the least in one

14-d4t.

"•CHICAGO'* AT HENDERSON'S.

At Hajden'x Gioi ei j. in the east end of the new building, on Ohio street, opposite the Mayor's office, may be found a choice stock of groceries, and country produce. The best maple syrup at SI,40 a gallon. Other syrups from $1,00 to $1,25 a gallon. Give us a call. fl2dlw

Celebration of Saint Patrick's Day by the Hibernian Benevolent Society. —The members will meet at their Hall on the corner of 4th and Ohio streets, at 8 o'clock A. M., Thursday, March 17th, where they will be met by the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick and the members of the Sadalitv Society, and the procession

LINK OF MAKL H.1

West on Ohio street to First, North on First on to Main East on Main tp 7t)i North on Seventh to Chesnut, East on Chifsnut to Eighth, Soijitli on Eighth t.o Main, east op Main to Ninth, South on Ninth to Ohio, west on Ohio to Fifth, South on Fifth to Saint Joseph's Catholic church, where a panegyric will be.delivered by the K#v. Father basse, after wl/ich the societies will .forpi on Fifth street, march North to Chesnut, West on Chewtnt: to Thiols South on Third to Ohio, East op Ohio to their Hall where they 'Will partake of ref^jj^cQis,— Music by Prof. Tout's Band^iUl per^ons friendly to a wlebraiion of the day are* respectfully invited to join in the1-profession. By order of

JOHN* WALSH, Chief Marshal.

-CHICAGO" AT.HENDERSON'S.

Promenade and Morning Glory, two new styles »f paj^er cojjars, only twentylive cents a box, just receive^ sjt Jlannisters.

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

Preparatory to a removal, C, J. Jlipley, will sfell his stock of groceries VERY CHEAP for the following ten davs:

Cannel tomatoes 25cts or S2 50 per doz. Canned peaches 35cts or $3 50 per doz. Three pounds liio coflfte for SI 00. Eight pounds N. O. Sugar lil 00, Other artioles noted in a few days. I my present quarters within two weeks. CoW far Knresins.

(is to Urokaw Bros., No. 109 Main a JSTall lagers apd Window »n tit? Of W# ,h.9"s*

afr[,'.'g

B^mfaier

Stock of Clortis and Cummm- f^ese goods have jnst been purchased in the fS*ifrn markets at greatly reduced rates, and will bp at urices to correspond with the profit ^fclifie

4 Word of adl-j to you,

omy to'

Ton will And a beautifnl line of Terry, English Daaiaskjmd jNotti for WihdoiK CuBaipS^vi^i mi rigs, at Brokaw's. 7,d4w

AjFrosh Stock i.ojf ftirpish|iyf goods including every thing that is necessary in a gentlemans outfit, in that line just re ceived at Bannisters, No. 79 Main street.

Brokaw

BIJOB.

thfe'

House Furnisliiiig troixls! daily receipt of new stock new patterns and new designs.

Look out for new goods, dail^,,,at the Skirt Factory.

New Attachments for the Singer at Lawrence's, 83 Main street.

New Woods daily, at Her/. A Arnold!#.

Mr. Horz, of the firm of HerzA Arnold, is now in New York buying goods at astoitmhing low prise.4,' and prdAiisestO his patrons to let them have the benefit of the decline.

Jet Jewelry, 50, cents on a dollar, at Herz & Arnold's,

X»W Switches at Herz & Arnold's.

Auotlier Reduction in prices of Chatelain Braids at Herz & Arnold's. (•:.»

Crackers of all kinds fresh evervday at bi K.I I l~ the Union Steam Bakerv. I I.4IH I

Sugar, Coffee, T^a and-SfMe4, :it the Union Steam Bakery.^. ~S£ZXT)iy

95.50, $5.50.—Best brands white wheat flour at $5.50per barrel delivered free anywhere in tlife^citjla! Vur^r Ic Bnntin's, corner SeVeitll ana %fa^i street.

Machines s'oicl on monthly pay-meats

afEawrence's, No. S3 Jlain street.

£ina of Ilurtford Fire

Old

ance Company

Insur-

HAGISR & MC^SEK,

16,d4w Agents', liovfcling Mail*.''

Xdw^is the time'for lTugams in ffnc. Cloths and Business Suits. Call at: Bannister's and see his splendid stock of New Goods now

A JiOt of Lace CoMars^aii^l^indker-'# chiefs real cheap ai G. Wittig A Coi*.. Np. 170 Main St., Deniing'block.

More than 50,000 people bear .testimony to the wonderful curative eflects of Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or .Golden Medical: Discovery. It cures Bronchitis, and' the worst lingering coughs.^, .As IUI A|jtiBillious medicine for "Liver Complaint" it has no equal. It ficrmiulfentiyf cn^es constipation df'mWTffMTRmffir purifies the blood afttl' ll^i^eby cures Scrofulous and Syphilitic taints and all disease? of the skin, as Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Rashes, and Eruptions. ^Sold j)y druggists.

Dr, Sage's Cataifrh Rcmedy j^ backed by $500 reward.

i-, dwlw

Bargains! Bar^aius! *Alt winie'r1 goods sold regardless of cast viz. Shawls Furs, Blankets, Scarfs, Skirts etc. You can get these goods at your own price. Call at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main Str., Deniing Block. r-—

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

Her/ & Arnold can beat any house in the West in regard to prices of Hoop Skirts, Corsets and Fancy Goods,

Best Brands of Flour Steam Bakerv.

at the Union

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

WANTS, &C. Advertisements- 'ot "wants'"for sale," "lost," "found, etc.. will bp iqsertjed ip the DAILY Lxctiias for werdy-jive ceat*.f£

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, dtt'. «.* J. Vonis. ^..'M'ji.t

Real Laces.—A fi»e'astortniept of eiquisite Point Apliquc Lqees, at Tuell, Ripiey A DemingV. dfit

PKRFKC'TJSt) is represented to us that pedlars and others are selling spectacles, representing them as ours—perfected spectacled |All such are imposters, as S. R. Freeman, at 1(31 Main street, is the only person authorized to sell our perfected spectacles hi Vigo conntv. Ind. LAZAKCS

M. V. XQHfty & Co., successors to M. V. Mondy, Wholosai^-qnf} Kgtftjl Tobacconist, have removed their Salesrbotn to National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our old, as well as new, customers will be cheecfully received. In our new place wc a I way: have something new to show our customers. Our sWirtf ooQsjsts of many litth and big items, something 'Soarnos^ our chewers, smokers and lookers-on. Our stock of Plug, Smoking aud Finecut tobacf??, Pipe* Smokers' articles, Tobacco Boxes, Clears, fe.'. are fall and complete.. All persona looking for1 weed, or something nice for a holiday j»raf?erii will alease give us a'fcaH.

?°mn if mnm: so JExcAMPiron Thli.^e'

.—yiGO jE*CAJ»vKrr No. IT.— iiifaf'eVeikig, 16.* 1%i0,at

seven o'clock, stated' me^^|r of Vigo Encampment No. 17,1- O. O. F.

YMTED!

CIIKAPmno

DO YOU WANT HELP? ABTKRT1SU IX Tire EXPRESS.

DO TOCT WANT AHOUSE? Awnrni i* THR KXPBESK.

Do" ¥«i Want to Buy or Sell? iHTKKTlgE ni THE XXPKESS.

Hare You Property for Salei ADYKBTIgK 19 THE EXPBKSS.

TUB EXPRESS having the largest h'oftie circulation, is the best medium to secure your wants, by advertising. We now put rates so low'that there is nw excuse for net making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and"For Rent," "Heljp Wanted,"'"Rooms to' Let, "Sitoatien'Wanted," '.'Property for Sale, "Boarding,"'' est," "Found," "Strayed, "Stolen," "Personal," Jte.. will be inserted for 25 CENTS A DAY

WANTED.

yy ANTED

These terms are applicable to alladvertise

F-: .« I Y-IT AS' V":.s.

Have You Houses'or Jtoouis foi

ADVERTISE ct THR GXPIIISS. ».

ONLY 25 CENTS A DA-f

Parties wishing to advertise in tho KXPRBSS, and living at a distance from this office, can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with: the necessary pay, and forward the same to us through the PostoSice.

VN'I'JSD—The Ladies to know they onil equal Main street. mrl6 XJLTANTEfi—A

situati

Wen

i—A situation by an experienced Clerk or Saleswoman: object as steady era address for four days P. 0. JJ. mltkltt

Lady, as Copying

price ttot. so mueh the price ploy men M. A.B.

ANTED—203)00 AGENTS—A watch givgratis to every person, male or female, and terms sent free, to clear from 815 to $23 per day sure business entirely new, can be done at home or travelling, no gift enterprise (nr humbug address \V. 11. CHIDESTER, 267 Broadway, New York. ml6dwlw

WANTED

iiilf

Spectacles.—Tlie largest quantity of spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected*—at.leps than hitlf the current prices at John R. Freeman's, Block.

No. 5 ^Warren's i: Iii S 4 I

Look at onr new 25 cent Lace Collars. HERZ & ARNOLD.

Bargains! Bargains Best Satinets in black, brown and st&fel mixed at 65 cts. per yard. C. Wittig & Co., 170 Main Str., Beming Block.

A partner in a first-class

Min*

„.«1 Troupe, now traveling parties

Sapplying must be capable of acting as Treasurer, and have a sum in cash of not less than ffivehundred dollars ($500,00) address for four days "MINSTREL," Postofficc, Terre-Hanto, Plndiana- ml5d2t

WANTED—IMMEDIATELYandbaynewly

-100

married couples, or 100 couples to get married and come to our Store their Qneensware and other household articles mlldtf HAYWARD it RYAN.

WMutual

ANTED Twenty-five live, energetic and truthful men to canvass for the Empire Life Insurance Company of New York: great inducements arc offered apply to JAMES H. DODGIiASS, Manager Western Indiana Office on 5th, between Main and Ohio streets,

FOR SALE.

POR,

SALE—During this week I will sell my household ana kitchen furni paratory to removing from the city. WRIGHT, south Fourth street, next door to the German Church.

Frooms,berrieB

MTNA

&OJ JtMt

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

German Snuff.

The article is one of great

merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great is their confinence in it's1 merit#as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, il costs but So cents and will do you good. For sale by all druggists.

IUA GROVER, Jr., Special Agent. dec8-dtf •iPWf

H. HKTH»TH, Scribe.

itchen furniture, preJCroEPH loor

TJ\0R SALE—House and Lot on South Fourth JJ street the house is of brick, almost new, and in good repair! an extra bargain will be given enquire of G. H. BASCOM. mil J7\OR SALE—House and Lot containing nine J? rooms two Lots centrally located my residence south-west corner 8th and Mulberry. For sale or rent, two story brick House containing 8 rooms, good out-buildings. C. W. MANCOURT*f n»8dlm

FORofSALE—HouSe

OR RENT—Rooms for rent in Deming's Block.corner 6th and Main streets for particulars enquire at First. National Bank. ... mar2d2w

LEATHER, HIDES, &C.

J..

LIFE INS. CO.

».^»ievk

.ten \cT

11 iiwfl'lff

MOKRIS.

Raedtr'n

M. ItOl.LAN1^ iJUtfo i5D Vaxakbb. .lOKKHII Mf'A UMl.B.._ :BWra*W» MAXJIOK*.

FOR FIVE NIOHTS ONLY

Commencin|r

MISS LILLIE and

Mr. Wm. HARRIS,

And a full Dramatic Company from the National Theatre, Cincinnati, Ohio. Reserved seats SI. General admission 50 cte.

six days ID advance, by mail or F&effraph, AT B. G. Cox & CoBook Store. m.irit v. c.

78 Tiercem tt Keg ft Lartl. 78 Barrels Mens P&rti. 800 Barrela C. B. Jones Ftovr, till ff rartcH. 280 Barrets ('ement. and \f: 00 BMs. X. Y. 0 G. It. Plaster,

AnS

foblodtth'

!U,!

!l ill! 'n J-Ji

Hd6t

IR SALE- A House and Lot for sale, Ave cellar, out house, cistern, fruit trees and lot St by 183, situated on Twelfth street, two squares north of tho Torre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, convenient to the depot: for particulars enquire at JOSEPH GROYER'S. corner of Wabash and Sixth, or on the premises.. mS

•1 fit

A. BURNSTT. JOHS F. MRACHAit. L. A. BURNETT & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in

Leather, Hides,Oiis Shoe Flndtogs and Carriers' Tools, No.

144

and

Annual Income $6,000,000

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

•&} B. B. MYRICK, Qen'l Agt. ?t" Ii. G. HAGER, Local Agt. ja13d3m **,'i M', a rr\*.r.m tt." .'J i'." 4

CHAS. ALSXAKDRg, "if.c. HK^P.

ALEXANDER & HEAD,

DEALERS IN

FLOUR, MEAL.

OOB9. P4TS, t'

S -A. EX) 3HT -A.

AND FEED OF AIL KINDS, re* Cerarr Mil and Main Sl«.'

Artip(es dajirered to any part of the city free f-Wrge, frv i-''i f-.fl.'," j' tjerfffim

FI ttXA. jt#-.*!' •.

II. ('lark, J. E. Wright, E. Wl%Mf MOhto Street, between Sd and 4th, Have associated themselves in the manufacture and 'sale of Boots and Shoes. We make the hest Calf Boots at from £8.50 to $9.00, warranted genuine French: we also keep a full line lit

Oents and Ladies Boots and Shoes. """"crLARii.WBIOHiiCoV

fall Une0f l^iasc

^pbibto two

146

Main Street.

TERRE HAUTE,IND. Cash for Hides, Furs,'Sheep Pelts, Deer Skins, Tallow. and Leather in the Rough,

always receive prompt attfuiySawtf

Consignments tention, t#fii in-

AMUSEMfNTS. MERCHANT TAM.OC^N^

HALL!, If 1 .v

DOWLLNCr

siro^hof^M htm mar r«H

and Lot No. 63 Eagle

street, between 6th and 7th street enquire JOSEPH McFARLAND. 7dtf

FOR RENT.

OR RENT—Store Room next to Hayward Ryan,.on south Fourth street enquire KKElt at Mc: A MINSHALL'S.

I »u

enqun nl5d6t

Warren, Hubert & Co., •r

\a&i jam

Corner 4th and Main Streets,

WILL OPEN SATURDAY,

*i /.i

WuervMkMi}

Forty Thonsand Yards(j

iNAd TAB .a

PRINTS!

M&JL to}

The firfrffain Since the Wari li'r/Ji »0 *i/) yd •iCtttx ,£•**?

T"-

WAEREN,HOBERG&CO.

SUCCESSORS TO

it*

1 II-

JI'r-liiiiiV

ilk

The Oreat Tragedian,

Supported by two aeknowledgod Stars.

WELLS,Haute.AGENT.Terre

BA CON! 11A COW* & a /. A nie%lut Ufloon, Sugar-enred llains. Shc^attciblNit Sides, for sole at

K. JiEIMAWS. Main street, bet. 8th and (Hh.

BKpt4Wfh

"Math imset,Ket. sA irtidMh.

LAW OFFICE AND

MEREDITd"^ ^iELER.

Attorneys at Law aid Seal istatt Agtik, COKXEK XAUI. AHA NTH. TERRE HAUTE, IND. H. J.«KEE£EB, Notary Public^

CRAIN DEALERS.

JOHN HANEY,

CommlssloR Mcvclisnt^ H)I And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Grain. Warehouse, on North First Street, at Canal Basin Terte*H*hte, Indiana.

It! Iltll It Strict attention paid to rweiviiiff and forwrShifTroddfe. •4 **i' jelSdwtf

St"

wari

Terre Haute, Ind.. ml0d2w

WANTED

Second-hand Furniture and

Household goods, at Hay word & Ryan's Auction Room, on 4th street highest cash price guaranteed. m5dft

DRY GOODS.

tiWV-M »1

of roirnw

TnilvriHgl'

-'-vi '--it/-it

Spring Tradfi 1870 .1' *, 14

W. H. RANNIS1%H

Is now receiving the I stock

We will open at the above welJ-known stead., on the fir?t of March, one of tbe

LAKOEST AND BB8T

BOOTS &

•iti

.t3r J, A

rfijs

tlXZ

VU&U'V'S'm*

last

»H4 I

1:^ Hi

(ipoc! (|u^lf ty imd

.en

Hbnte

-**IT

jEra^viw^ co. ^41 4 1

ri-f

... a

miuj

B-f-vim

olesale and detail 4eai«rip

Pniv DIstHTe* K«tt lf -r" tiwt^ Whisky A!f» Pvreiyn and ~0ometrtlc Winek mntldqUktoQ

No. 70 Main Si., bet. 3d and 4th

TBfeBB-HAUTB, IITD. declfidwly -**1 vv.

-M

"J !. 3

•$'

largest and bast ralectad of Spring

Casaimers,'

i' -i

Cloths,

Suitings,

iaiil

".V

That he has ever brought to this Bark**)1**CV i'liese Riods being »11 fresh in4 Ms, *JMt %sving been bought since tha great Atelta* in tie prieeei will oaeble. kUa gf~ hie ustimm im

BETTER BAROAl'Nli' ..) :1m 36. ••/•«i-i I':--Than'W^s Wen ojferitd"since the war? also a niee line of

l'-fj l»V Of it

Shirts,

\:::z

BMAL

ESTATE ^AGENCY.

No. 79 Main

gi r-ss,

'.-Hosiery, v?-. ,,.rr hi it j.r Neckties, tt' ma

Handkerohieli,"

&c.,

-.or-t. •—•uA'lls. rh|

At Low Figures!-

All persons wantim respectfully solicits Stock, at

icitel "ar.'.ir.iu'Sr.K' it-4

Ind.

Terre Haute,

marllilw2m

JOMIJ B. JIIDOWICI ii CO. i* WW. DEALERS

rfe

**-s*i..l

Bobte and SlkuM,^

Uf.d'

'jitT

Cor. Main and Sixth Streets, ,"i! J.w— .10 Jf4

Int i* -ii*4 ., Terr* -Haut*, lnd. ,4 NwtJ,

W fci*

diht

liiH

Selected Stock of

Ever brought to this market, whioh we shall sell at tbe

fi.

tb W (VS ill

LOWEST AMH PBJCESJ

.f iinq *.-i J. R.L.4 CO.'

fefiS't- i,'»' -iMiY"

.l-.l

fit utu

r'l

All kinds of Custom Work and Repairing dime to ordfl» in. 11m most 8atiafaotory mannar.

I 4 "j CtbfMwSav.

COMMERCIAL COLLCCC

». sJiii'fcwa* HAUTE,

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'Sfi'i »'foh«xll

*/h ii* Wu iiut

inir.

Corner of FifA and Maia «tr*«t«.

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA*

Affords facilities

ftt/i -'~'A

Practical Instruction,inBomk^ Keeping, Penwuutthip,

AII3

n-:, riii

T.V Wl If «1 lit

10 Cents

and Arithmetic*

an other departai*n(«bf AftfldltfWitthfp Students can enter at any dent receives private iai^ntotions. Journal, with fall information MM t| of instrnition'r, qaalifibatiraif7 ftr 'i neeeasa*^ expenses, fiv.

The^attention^ of

•aek.it* .College,j

Hardurart

Aolin,

This is decidedly the best and

ant invention of

i.fit

[CAR WIN omplishing everythinf iosfrtd, apd vet er uriftdOF f«k pepses ffjfh yf

s.1M

p«h

equally wefl equally eithfer tie

Orr uadi

rpptfffcUy

invited to f|«

Met*

PATFXT Si

yet Wing

other uriitdow f«k for Wlfk WPWbtS ijy wen on toi to be .raised 'fished tpaeeure rentilat»on.i locked securely at erenr,Pojnt,Tre ^deror burglar, and Wiir nW order. It has tbe peettliav elomei itself in whatever pogition yoalc steam or horse car wiadowi they are fln "ft vanety of styles, making mm

elegant ln-

ish to the ear windows, aad the ment ever introduced that can ae^er fail, The Hoase Fast* for sale I* all |«rti Oealers. Liberal indocenents to Agepta,Send for descriptive circular* aad^nrfeei, 4*

tare

BOSTQN MKPILINR MILL Fe*pra| !JKy Bmirp lttt Deartar* Street^ CMPMIV I p. w. Traveling Bnsinm AtH,

'»l 'V TERKE HAUTE BRANCH

OF T8B

*wi" 'if i.'.. ni tefi.

CASH

LV8CRAN0E COWAIfr"^ 1 a O a go

AHih'tn,

JA*P4#f 44f Wfl, 4tr -4

It,"'! sM Jit

List OP »TocKHoutEi» AT 'TK^M aivTir. Oeofge kjferckhbf.

W. B. Warren. Herman Hutroan,

A. Burnett,

L®^sOi,otv