Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 March 1870 — Page 4

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Opens Fridays at 3 p.m. Opens Fridays

Howewille-Closes Friday at7p-

Opens Friday at 4 p. m.

Post Office opens at 7:30 a. m.ani closes at 7

On Snsdays open fromS a.

The City and Yicinity. \t-!\ EDIVIS

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as Richelieu to-night.

THE city schools enjoy a week's vacation next week. E4tUU—The days and nights are now a

GOLD closed in New York on Saturday evening, at 12J-.

BEACH'S HALL is to be fitted XY a? a roller skating rink.

THE river is thirteen feet aboV£ low Crater mark and rising rapidly.

THE steamer Zanesville came in from "ports below yesterday evening,

YESTEBDAY was a real April day, with ,itn Spring breezes and showers, sunshine and shade.

THE

Journal states that Rev. Geo.

Morrison has been tendered the Presidency of an eastern college.

REV. E. A. FEAMON, a Swedenborgian, delivered a lecture at the New Court House yesterday afternoon.

THE steamer Young America, which has been high and dry on shore since the last rise, will probably float off to-day.

COL. JOHN P. BAIBD was called to Evansyiile, on Saturday, by the illness of his mother, who is visiting her relatives in that city. t. ..

THE Masonic fraternity are agitating the question of the erection this season, of a Masonic Hall with store rooms and of tlices underneath.

THE

BUTCHEBS have raised the price of

beef, l-'liis is somewhat singular in the face of the tumbling prices of gold and everything else. Are we to be "butchered" -in this way?

THE

Centenary Chttrch is to be com

pleted this season. This building is to be used for the holding of the Northern Indiana Conference next Fall ^Bishop Simpson will preside.

EDWIN FOBBEST

and several members

of the company now playing Avith him are stopping at ths Terre Haute House. Mr. Holland, the manager, and the most of the company are at the National.

'THOMAS GANNON, mentioned in Saturday's paper as having robbed Dennis Harrington of twelve dollars, was committed to jail on Saturday, by Esq. Dennehie, to await the action of the Grand Jnry.

PERSONAL.—Doctor

William Church

man, Superintendent of the State Institn» tion for the Blind, was in the city on Saturday.

Geo. W. Haberly, Esq., of the Iron and Nail Works, returned from a four weeks' tonr on Saturday night. rV ?4^

£WEDENBOR(«AN.—Rev. E. A. Beamon, 6f the New Jerusalem Church, (Swedenborgian) will lecture in the Christian Church this (Monday) evening, at 7. o'clock. Snbject: "What Swedenborgi ans believe."'

Also, in the Centenary Church, same lrtur, Tuesday night Subject: "The Fall and its consequences''

THE

ABSENCE of many ladies from the

churches on yesterday is explained by the fact that they hadn't their Spring clothes ready. This inconvenience will not exist when the ladies cease turning our churches into grand parade grounds for the exhibition of the ever-changing fash ions. But, that time is a long way oft', we J*r.

WK ABE are requested to ask the fol lowing gentlemen, who comprise a join' committee of the different Masonic bodies of the city, to meet this evening at 7A o'clock at the office of Messrs. Baird & Craft, to-wit: Messrs. Charles Cruft, W. K. Edwards, L. A. Burnett, Wilson Naylor, W. E. Hendrich, J. Fellinzer, M. Hoberg, U. Shewmaker, L. tiootlman and -Alex. Thomas. •.

CAME FOR HIM.—Some six month aince a Son of Erin came to this city, introducing himself to the girls a? a vonng widower, and being of pleasing address he wis well received by them. He was living "love's young dr^nm" over again, when on Thursday last, while he was celebrating St. Patrick's Day, his wife, which he had left in a hospital in Cincin•nati, suddenly confronted him. ftiswife is a poor, sickly woman, and he will probably ogtin abandon her and strike ont for one other portion of this_"idc domain.

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fafcor in thf^oraal School, WM one ol __ 'Innocents Abroad*' with Mark Twain on the famoua"trip to-Holland" per steamer Quaker City-' "Hrawv

Music!—Don't let'your sheet mustic lay around loose, to be mutilated and defaced, but do as others are doing, bring it to this office and .hate it bound in n^itj snbstan-

tial binding jforifi small sum.

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DAN SHELBY goes to Lafayette next week. There being no public hall in that city since the burning of the Opera House, he has leased the old Fifth street Catholic Ghprchj W^ich the purpose.

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WAKEEST/ HOBE&6 & Co., will open today a lot of Gros Grain Silks at greatly reduced prices, and a handsome Hne of spring Dress Goods, bought during the recent decline in gold. Read their tiew advertisement in this morning's paper j.

MABBIAQE

AN EXAMINATION of the new advertisement from Ryce's Carpet Hall is very suggestive. Now is the "winter of our dis content" fast ebbing away, and the era low prices, such as characterized the "good old time," is again being inaugura ted. This wide-awake house is never be hind hand in the race. By consulting the interests of their numerous patrons, thev are establishing a reputation that will certainly result in substantial pros perity. When the interesting period hous e-cleaning arrives look out for crowd at 77 Main street.

GOING WEST.—It is Saturday, and four covpred wagons, drawn by eight tired horses, and tilled with household furniture of four discontented families are «een slowly making their way westward Three hundred, six hqndred or a thousand miles are to be traveled. Two weeks six weeks or two months will elapse,, and these families will find themselves in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas or some other place too late perhaps to plant* a crop, and compelled to live "as best they can' until the following spring.

Why is this constant stream going west? The answer is easy. "Last week we got letter from Sam's wife, out yonder, and she says she wouldn't live here. We have the ague here the people are no1 neighborly crops are uncertain, and then the winters are so irregular. Why, if that is half as good a place as Sam's wife «avs it is, it would pay to sell the.best farm to get there. Just think! Last year Sam raised three hundred bushels of wheat, any amount of corn, the biggest pumpkins and the fattest hogs, and thinks of buying more land! He says there is place close to his that can be bought for song, almost, and then it will be so nice to live near them."

This is about half the argument in favor of moving, but it is sufficient for thousands of families. The one idea getting away from the place they have been living, takes possession of them and no argument can restrain them from car rying it into effect. Opportunity, season, present circumstances are not thought of' Fortunate are these families if half of them are not found sighing for the old homes before the next winter is half over

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WATCH PRESENTATION.—On Saturday evening last a number of the employes of the Terre Haute Iron and Nail Works, called at the residence of Mr George Turner, who has resigned his po sition as Superintendent of the Works, and presented him with a beautiful gold watch as a token of their esteem. The presentation was made by Mr. John Huggon, who said

ME. TURNER The very pleasant duty has been assigned to me by my fellowworkmen of the Terre Haute Boiling Mill of presenting^to you a small token ol the high regard we individually and collectively have for you, for the uniform kindness you have shown us in your official duties since.we have been connected with vou in this rolling mill. Now for over two years you have shown by your extreme kindness in all your relations to ua, that you were our friend, and we appreciated and regretting the severance of pleasant ties, we, the operatives, present you this token of our lasting friendship, hoping it will truly keep the time of many days of happiness and prosperity to you."

Mr. Turner on receiving the elegant time-piece, which was purchased of Mr S. R. Freeman, and* was one of the best that could be procured -in "the city, cost ing $21G, said:

GENTLEMEN: I thank you for this manifestation of kindness and respect on your part for me. And when I think of ihe time you have lost through the fre quent stoppages of the works, it makes me more deeply sensible of the respect yor must feel for me in making me the recip ient of such a beautiful token of your re gard. It will in future years to come be a pleasing memento of the good understanding and good feeling that existed between you ana myself in the relation of employes and Superintendent of the Terre Haute iTon Works, and although I may at times have appeared harsh and severe, this token of your respect makes me feei confident that you knew I always acted toward you in the strictest sense of right and justice. I must also thank you for the willingness you have always shown in seconding my endeavors and any' suggestion I have made to improve and maintain ihe reputation of the iron used in making our nails. And 1 hope, gentlemen, that whereever your lot may be cast through

ever vonr lot mav De casi inrougu this checkered life, in whatever mill you

After this cordial invitation the em ployes made themselves'-'at home,1' and

from the book and H. Dooley, W. Main

am (s on oitr news store of A

MAYOB'S COURT.—One case of clronkennes?, one of-^assault and battery -and one of disorderly conduct were disposed of on Saturday,

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tiling on the' street lanip, itas^one of the few interesting objects visible to an itemhunter yesterday. The rattling of broken glass indicated a good degree of success, but the young reprobate declared, of cour-se that lie "didn't go to da it.j

EDWIN FOBBEST.-4-To-night*

LICENSES

were issued last

week by the County Clerk to the following parties: J. H. Boatman and Elizabeth -Boatman. James Swift and Margaret M. Proctor. John M. Cowen and Mary A. Denny. Geo. W. Vallandigham and Ella Finton. Baldwin Kloer and Amelia Dannehauer

first time, Edwin Forrest makes his boW before a Terre. Haate audienfce ^and, in: deed, it no ordinary event in the ann&ls of the sta«ce. Many people not in the habr it of attending theattricarr^pr^entatiftns, will embrace this opportunity* which, perhaps, may be the last that "Will ever be presented to see this veteran actor, who^ to whatever criticism his renditions may be subjected, undoubtedly stands ftt the head of his- school of acting. He is supported by Miss Lillie and Mr. Win. Harr ris, together with Mr. Wm. Holland's drafmatic company, who have been with him several weeks, "and are therefore "well up in the parts.". To night he represents Cardinal Richelieu, one of his i- best characters.

A REVEREND BIGAMIST.—Some weeks since a Baptist preacher came' to our neighboring village of Vermillion, Ills., and commtnced holding a protracted meeting. Whether his persuasive words had any effect in the conversion of souls we are not advised, but they did have upon a blooming young widow, the result of which was that they were married one week ago last Saturday and immediately came to this city on a bridal tour. The widow was possessed of some mone}', left her by the late lamented husband No. 1, and kindly loaned her new husband one hundred dollars'to ..defray the expenses of the trip. The honeymoon, however, was destined to be of short duratiort. The minister was a close communionist— kept all the wine to himself—in fact, re membering that "wine is a mocker" he indulged in stronger liquids, and got beastly drunk, in which condition his hew wife took him home on Monday where he had an attack of delirium tremens. A few days after she was horrified to learn that she was his tenth wife, and that several of his wives are now living. She imme diately informed the authorities of Edgar county, and he is now in jail at Paris, Ills. Our informant could not give us hisname. "rH

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last week: 'Martha J. Harmen to John Pope, interest in' 47 acres in Prairie Creek township, for $400.'

Sarah Swalls and others to same, interest in same land for $400. TohnF. Gulick to William M. Barr, 2 lots in Gulick's subdivision for $1,400.

Frederick A. Kuehn to Kathrina Kaufmann, lot in Rose's addition for $1,600. Daniel Earp to Marion Cash, lot in the city for $3,500.

W. McQuilkin to John Beyer, lot in Macksville for $50. M. A. Jewett to Hiram J. Keeler, lot in Jewett's addition for $500.

Margaret E. Pullum to William McClure, 36 acres in Pierson township for $400.

Henry J. Russell to same, 50 acres Linton township for $850.

Oliver M. Hill to Michael Hickev same property for $1,265. E. P. Beauchamp to Wm. H. Russell lot in Dean's subdivision for $150.

Marv Trueblood to Steven Trueblood. 40 acres in Prairie Creek township for $800.

Mary Wolfe to J- W. Fuqua, 10 acres in Fayette township for $400. John W. Fuqua to David P. Fuqua, 5 acres in same township for $200.

Jos. J. Kendle to Charlotte F. Brown lot in city for $3,000. Henry S. Creal to Joseph N. Leather man, 80 acres in Nevins township tor $1,600.

Jasper N. Leatherman to Henry S Creal, 50 acres in sametownship for $700 Sift 5^1?- _.

"^Extraordinary Inducements Intense Excitement—Immense crowds and everything harmonious at the Great Bankrupt sale of Dry Goods, at auction, at the. Palace Dollar Store, on Main street.

"$2. .21'5t

The Independent Clnb meets thb evening. The entire evening will be devoted to rehearsal. Members having copies of the "Haymakers" are requested to bring them in. By-order of the Leadei

Perfect Beauties.—Just received a full Jine of Spring Arabs at the Buckeye. W. S. RYCE&CO.,

Main corner 6th Streets.

Important to the People of Terre Hante.—There has arrived from Europe, by way of Baltimore, a large stock of gilt China, Queensware, Glass, Clothing, &c., and a store has been taken to olose

may in future years be called to labor in, I hope and trust you will serve your employers with the same amount of zeal and fidelity that you have ever shown toana uaeiiiy mai you nave ever su»wii iuward me. This beautiful token of your spectfully invited to attend also, respect casts the blush of shame on the vile assertion that has been made that the employes and Superintendent were not on good terms. Gentlemen, I pan only offer you in retnrn the hospitality of my house a,nd invite you, one and-all, to spend the evening with myself and family, and I hope and trust that when you return to your homes this .evening it will be with renewed hopes and a fixe# determination to lead lives of steady, sober,, persevering citizens.

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the stock, at auction, without reserv

Va HA \f n!n o^MAal rtf tllO at No. 64 Main street, north of the Square, on Wednesday afternoon, next, at o'clock, March 23d, Ladies are re the Trade, generally as goods will be put up lots to suit all, and sold to the highest bidder for cash, for and on account of whom it mav concern.

iMWoawfitflft of Millinery goods in the leading and most approved styles ar. rived, and for sale cheap at

S. L. STRAUS&COV.

d*3nj. 149 Main street

Barr &. Yeakle havs secured theser-

after partaking of a splendid sapper,.fetid vices of a first class pjtper haitger, «nd a jolly good time until the hohr of one are prepared to do all work in that IINE new styles fofp^jier CQIIMB, o'clock, on Sunday morning, admqnished promptly and at reasonable rates^«|M) five mtfa a them to «e«k their respective bo»es, *»i«in teis..-^.

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bankrupt "asle of dry goods at auction is now In fntt JMM£jf»d"We judge from the cjrowds of ladies who flock there elery afternoon at 2 o'clock the inducements mast be gwd. They open this morning a fine line of black silk lustres, and Irish: popliiift all5 "hades. Silksj satins, &c., Which will be sold every afternoon at 2 P. M., to the highest' bidder without regard to cost. This is a rare chance for fine dress goods ancHt should i^t be lost. March21-2t.

Genuine French Cwwimeres for Pints, elegant styles, just opened at Gro-

?r«- 'i Ntil! another lot of Ties and Bows re ceived je?te®day %t.fC^!rove^f. 19,d2t,.

Choice Fresh Butter at J- R. Whit aker's—butter 45 cents, eggs 20 cents per dozen choice Silver Drop Syrup in aye gallon kegs, at $1,25 per gallon.

Cassinieres for Spring Suits,

just opened at Grover's.

English Meltons for Spring Suits, just received, at Grover's.

Plaid Cassimeres for Spring Suits, ill great variety, at Grover's.

"How is that for HlghP^-Customers are not allowed to leave onr«tore in the belief that they can buy cheaper elsewhere. We *eli against any and all competition, without regard to cost. We keep Dry Goods, Notions, Roots, Shoes," Queensware and Glassware.

The. proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward for a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. .Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y., for it.

Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medi-

New Gools daily,"at Herz & Arnold's

Another Redne.tiOn in prices of Ghatelain Braids at Herz & Arnold's.

of lot in Rose's subdivision for $135. Buntin s, corner Seventh nnd Main Chauncey Rose to Samuel D. Clift, lot street. _£• Machines sold on monthly paymeats at Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street,

in Rose's subdivision for Elisha Sibley to Henry Clark, lot in city for $700.

Noah P. Yeargan to W. B. JTeters, .19 acres in Fayette township for $750. Marshall Cooper to Abner D. Daily, 4 lots in Wallace's subdivision for $2,000

B. VanBorssum to Charles M. Hirzel lot in city for $2,000 Wm. S. Clift to Oliver M. Hill lot in Rose's addition for $450.

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"CHICACO"' AT HENDERSON'S.

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

Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Spiccs, at the Union Steam Bakery. Ms,4S

$5.50, $5.50.—Best brands white wheat flour at $5j60 per barrel delivered

nton township for $850. free anywhere in the city at Turner & John R. Yance to W m. Horsle), part

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

Now 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. «...

Spectacles.—The largest quantity of spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected— at.less than half the current prices at. John It Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Block. .-•••

Look at our new 25 cent Lace Collars. JIERZ & ARNOLD. r" Bargains! Bargains Best Satinets in. black, brown and steel mixed at 65 cts. per yard. C. Wittig & Co., 170 Main Str., Deming Block.

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 & Co's., 170 Main Str., Deming Block.

Bargains Bargains Heavy double and twist Cotton Cassimeres at 40 cts. per yards at C, Witttigfc Co's., 170 Main Str., Deming Block, '-./.J/:

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

Best Brands of jl Steam Bakery.*

Bannister is now receiving .his Spring Stock of Cloths and 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.

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

WANTS, Advertisements of 'wants' "for sale," "lost," "fonnd," etc., will be inserted iq the

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Hew Attsctaeate for die Singer at lAWraace's,83 Mai»etm»^..i A Lot of Lace Collars and Handkerchief real cheap at C. Wittig & Co's., No170 Main St., Deming block.

BmfMlWr*fFreshMeata otM kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage everyday. Calla#dseeforyoureelf. dt£ ».N J. VORM. of

out. "CHICAGO AT HENDERSON'S.

Major B. Hudson is positively selling Jlis ^entire stock of House Furnishing Goods at cost, to be convinced of this, call and price goods, as there is no deception in this. Those in want of Goods, would do well to call early, as this is a rare chance, to get a bargain from a splendid

assortment, No. 139 Main Street.

•'CHICAGO" AT HENDERSON'S.

ftood Prints, fast colors, only 8£ cts at Ttiell, Ripley & Deming's. 15,dlw

o. Berkshire lias removed his Bar-

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Cracked Wheat low before inoving.

and Oat Meal very C.' I RIPBEY.

"CHICAGO" AT HENDERSON'S.

Hawk, Hawk, Spit, Spit, Blow, Blow and disgust everybody with the offensive odor from your Catarrh, just because sorue old fogy doctor who his not discovered aud will not believe that the world moves, tells you that it cannot be cured.

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Mr. Herz, of the firm of Herz & Arnold, is now in New York buying goods isfaittion in making rolls, biscuits, pastry, at astonishing low priees, and promises to &c., than any other, article of the kind his patrons to let them have the benefit of known. Manufactured by the decline.

Jet Jewelry,150 cents on a dollar, at Herz & Arnold's.

New Switches at Herz & Arnold's.

"The Same Old Regiment with New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufac tories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main street

BINDING.—We have secured a first class binder, and having recently made additions to our stock of binding materials, are now prepared to attend to all or ders promptly and guarantee satisfaction Gather up your magazines and bring them in.

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

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

For Clocks go to W. Statz. 17d4t.

IF.—If you want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if you have lost or found anything want to do anything or want anything done for you, advertise in the 25 cent column of the EXPRESS. It is the best advertisement you can have for the least mone

Frank Crawford has a full line of Misses colored Boots—lis to blue, green, quier, purple and bronze.

Bargains in Glassware, Queensware and House-Furnishing Goods.— F. C. Claussen, No. 70, Main St. between Second and Third, will sell his entire stock at co3t and below. Give him a call and convince yourself that goods are sold cheap.

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You will And a beautiful line of Terry, English Damask and Nottingham Laces for Window-Curtains, with suitable Trimmings, at Brokaw'?. ,-f 7.d4.w.

AFresh Stock of furnishing ^oOds including every thing that is necessary in gentlemans outfit, i# that line just received at Bannisters, No. 79 Main ^tr^t,

Promenade and Morning Glory, two.

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Catarrh, Cold

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Qtrman Snuff.cured

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M. T. Mondy & Co.* successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our old, as ell a well as new, customers will be cheerfully received. In our new place we always have something new to show our customers. Our stpek consists qf many little and big items, something to amuse our

ehewers, smolMr9 and logkers-on. Onr

TOSEPH VAfeLEY,

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Do Ton Waat to Bij or Sell! Asvunot

"CHICAGO" AT HENDERSON'S.

The cheapest codilsh at C. I. Ripley's

in the market

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For the Best Watches go to 'State-

No place for Watches like State's. 17d4t.

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Decline in Prints

TUEI,I,, RIPI.EY & DEMING.

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Always Ready and Reliable.—From its perfect purity and uniform strength Dooley's Baking Powder can be safely re-

cal Diseovcry is the great Anti-Billious lied on as the M'and most economical bak Remedy of the age. dwlW

ing powder in use/ No short weight, as each can contains the full net amount rep sesented, and the Same quantity is guar anteed to last longer and give better sat

DOOLEY & BROTHER, New York.

Real Laces.—A fine astortment of ex quisite Point Aplique Laces, at Tuell Ripley & Deming's. d6t

PERFECTED SPECTACLES.—It is repre sented 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, Intl. LAZARUS & MORRIS.

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Hive .Ton Piopeilji for Met AlTOWHCn

THS fearing the largest hope circulation, ia the best medium to Mill your wants by advertising. We aow pat

PRINTING—If yoa want any kind printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are daily turning rates so low that there is neeaense tor not making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For

Bent," "Help Wanted," "Rooas to Let," 'Situatfon Wanted," "Property for Sale," 'Boarding,"4 o*t," "Found." "Strayed," •Stolen," "P nal," Ac,, will be inserted for 25 CEST8 A DAT!

These terms are applicable te^l advertise ments of the above clasa. of fiv« lines and

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Ha?© Ton Houses or Booms for Bent! ADYERT1HE IH TIE EXPBKSS.

ONLY 25 GENTS A DAT:

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS, and living at a diaUneeflrem this

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ber Shop from the corner of Main and offioe, ctyi iielose their advertiiement in an Fifth streets to the second floor. of J. C. envelope, with the necessary pay. and forKoss's building, on Fifth street over ward the n» to us through the PostoBce. Robbins's Feed Store, where he would be pleased to meet his old customers and many new ones as feel disgosjgd to call.

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an'tpriaht Shoe CMe»

suitable for outside seller will And a purchaser at No. south 4th street. It

WANTED—Everybody

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yards of New Prints at cents per yard We are daily receiving New Goods, to which we invite your special attention.

owin* bills at

Warren, Hober*4 Co..to calland settl immediately. m!7d6t

Ladies to know they ean

have their Kid Oloves clean^ to look equal to new ones, at Mrs. ST. JOHN S. 155 Main street- nirlb

ANTED—20,000 AGENTS—A watch given gratis to every person, maleor fema"~ and sent free, to dear from 15 to I per day sure business entirely.new._can don

en gratis to every person, maleor female, and terms sent free, to clear from 15 to $25 ir day sure business entirely new. can be

267 Broadway. New York. mlodwlw

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ANTED—Twenty-five live, energetic W and truthful men to canvass for the 13mpire Mutual Life Insurance Company York: great inducements are offered: appiy ttrJAMBS H. DOUGLASS. Manager Western Indiana, Office on 5th, between Mainland Ohio streets,

Terre Haute, Ind. m!0d2w

WANTED

—Second-hand Furniture and

Household goods, at Hayward & Ryan'sAuction Room, on tn street highest cash price guaranteed. moaft

FOR SALE.

Fceived

IR SALE—MAPLE MOLASSES—Just reat White gBnggs, corncr 4thand Cherry streets, at 11.50 per gallon. 21d3t

FOR

SALE—House and Lot on Southwest corner of Second and Swan streets* It is a two-story frame, and on the lot is agood well, barn. Wood-shed, grape arbor.&c.— Enquire at this Office, or of F. ZEIGLER, on Lafayette road. 19aet

F4thSALE—Housecontains

)R and full lot, No. 58 south street, house six rooms, hall and kitehen, in good, repair good stable, carriage-house, wood-shea, «c. Lot well set with fruit trees, shade trees and flowers for particulars apply to E. WILMOTH, No. 149 Main street. 19alw

FtheSALE—5acre

V/%

IR lot

mile southeast of

city limits has a hedge In front, good new post and board fence on the two sides and rear, has about Y% acre straw-berrieB, acre raspberries, 20 apple, 17 peach, 4 pear and 10 plumb trees set out ^r further particulars apply to E, WILMOTH, No. 149 Mi street.

Frooms,berries

FOR

_iain

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IR SALE—A House and Lot for sale, five cellar, out house, cistern, fruit trees and lot 84by 183. situated on Twelfth street, two lanares north of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, convenient to the depot: for particulars enquire at JOSEPH GROVER'S. corner of Wabash and Sixth, or on the premises. ma

SALE—House and Lot on South Fourth street the house is of brick, almost new, and in good repfir an extabaraa-

given enquire of G. H. BASCOM.

Frooms

Fstreet,

FOR RENT.

HBWFIRM.

H. Clark, J. E. Wright, E. Wright, 66 Ohio Street, between aad 4th, Have associated themselves in the manufacture and sale of Boots and Shoes. We make the best Calf Boots at from S8.50 to $9.00, warranted genuine French sjwe also keep a full line of Gents and LadiesBoots and Shoes. all.

Please give us a call feb22d3w

CLARK. WRIGHT A CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. pROPOSALS 4UP SALE.

HITCHI^O POSTS.

Notice is hereby riven that sealed pronesals will be received at the Auditors Office until April the 12th, 1870, for erecting Hitching Posts around'the Court House Square plans at the Auditor's Office..

SALE OF COURT HOPS*.

On the same day, to-wit: the 12th day of April, between the nonrs of 10 clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P- M-, the Old County Court House will be offered for sale to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, on the following terms, to-wit: One-fourth cash in hand, balance in three equal payments of four, eight and twelve months, the purchaser riving notes with approved security, the notes taring interest from date the purchaser will me required to remove the building, together with all the rubbish, in twelve months from must be taken not to oners. —JCK,

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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 ^s a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs but 35 cents and will do you good. For sale hy all druggists.

Auditor Vigo County.

ISSOLUTION.

continues the business at the same stand, and is authorized td settle all business of the late firm. ml7d3t

J. H. FISBECK, DANIEL HIRZEL.

BACON! BACON!

A nice lot of Bacon, Sugar-cured Hams Shoulders and Sides, for sale at

A. &

febl5dlm Main street, bet. 8th and 9th.

IN STORE AND FOE SALE

Tierce#

ana wg items, someming »»r BARRELFT ME88

AND

BAST MAIN STREET, Two doors Weat'of 9thSt„

Will tfiv* prompt- sttention toi the repairing of doelu, W*tdiM. Jewelry, Having worke&at Watchmaking wr thliiy years,! am confllcnt of giving satialiutiM.

Keg* Lard.

Pork

S0Q Barttels

stock of Plug, Smoking and Fmecut to- allavadem bacto, Pipes, Smokers' articles, Tobacco araUenCement,and Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and complete. All persona looking for the weed, or' something nice for a holiday present, will please give us a call.

all

p. Flour,

grade

250

Barrel*

Bbl*.

IR, ¥. EE. JT.

«K'.

9 Spj a ,q

fv-

AMUSEMENTS.

DOWLING. HAIXtJ

W. M. HOLLAND LKSSKK AND MANAORHJOSEPH McARDLE BUSINKSS MANAGES.

Engagement of the Great Tragedian,'-

MR. EDWIN FORREST!

Supportedby^ vf

MISS LILLIE,

Mr. Wm. HARRIS, and

W. X. Holland's Dramalic ('«.

Monday, March 21st, I E I E .. Tuesday, March 22d,

•..T¥.Vfrf--£vli'

,in will be mil

IR SALE—House and Lot containing nine two Lots centraUy located my residence south-west corner oth and Mulberry. For sale or rent, two story brick house containing 8 rooms, good out-buildings. l. W MANCOURT. m8dlm

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

Plaster,

BEIMA1PS,

feblSdlm Main stmt, bet. 8th and 9th.

P. BEAUCHAMP, ATTOB9ST AT LAW i4iMADisTim,ersTites. Western £and Broker,

I I N I S

Wednesday, March 23d, O E O

Thursday, March 24th, A A E Friday, March 26th,

KING LEA.

Reserved seats $1. General admission 50 cts Special trains will be run to accommodate parties at a distance, and seats can be secured

WA mnil tA kAilfl'AVin & 0V

six days in advance, by mail or telegraph, B. G. Cox Co's Book Store, Terre Haute marl4

OK (Store, ierre nsuic. F. C. WELLS, Agent.

DRY GOODS.

MAIN STREET

-v.

WarrenpHoberg & C& WR"

A***

4*.

SUCCESSORS TO

SIDSALL SC CO.

Will open to-day

Black Gro Orain~ Silks

AT $1.50 FPU YARD

^Former price $2.50-

AT $2.00 PER YAE D! Former price $3.00. osr

A ha^d^ome line bought during the recent Recline in (Soldi

60 pieces at 26c per yard, former price 40 cents. 60 pieces at 36c per yard, former ]rice HQ cents, 36 pieces at 60c per yard, former price 86 cents.

We enumerate but few of the many Cheap Goods we have re ceived for the Spring Season.

WAREEN.HOBERGi CO. Corner 4th and Main Streets.

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Lp&n*

Oeg»tiate$,MstqtesManaged. PartieAlar attantion ftiVen to Collections. ftwaoa mUtontg.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:

Money Cannot Buy It!

For Sight is Priceless!!

THE DIAMOND GLASSES Manufactured by

J. 1^*SIENCER & CO., N. T.„

Which aro now offered to the public, arc pronounced bv all the celebrated Opticians of-the World to be the ••.

MOST PERFECT,

Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever known. They arc ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted tqgether, and derive their name, "Diamoud," on account of their hardness and brilliancy.

The Scientific Principle On which thoy are constructed brings the core, or centre of the lens directly in. front of the eye, producing a clear and distinct risian, as in the natural,healthy sight, ami preventing all unpleasant sensations, such ns glimmering and wavering of sight, dizziness, &c., pe-,t culiar to all others in use. They areMouuted in the finest manner Inrfr.ames of the best iuality, of all materials used for that purpose. Their Finish and Durability, cang not be surpassed.

CAUTION.—Nono genuine unless bearing their trado inarkostamped on every frame. J. B. TILLOTSON, Jeweler and Optician, Sole Agent for TerreHaute, Indiana, from whom they can only .» be obtained. These goods are not supplied to Pcdlcrs, at any price, mari34wlj'^ QITY.TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that by a resolution of the City Council of Terre-Haute, at their regular meeting, held on the 15th day of Marcl, 1870, the time for paying City Taxes fdr the year 1S39. without penalty, has been. extended to the Third Monday in April, being the 18th day of said month. All Taxes not^ paid on said day yrill be Delinquent and the penalty attached.

MARCUS SCHOEMEHL,

ml8d!0t' Cil^ Treasurer.

OTIGE TO CONTRACTORS.

•N

The Directors of the First National Bank of (ireencastle, Ind., will receive proposals until

Tuesday, ihe

day of April,1870,

oth

At their Banking office, for tho erection of a

XT—"—u'Building.ding.:,-D

New Bank Plans and their office in

jecifications tnay be seen nt.. reencastle, and at the office of!u

tela uuivO iu vjrlucuvusuV) nuu ai mo jutiv A. Vrydagh, Architect, Terre Haute, Ind The Board of Directors reserve the right iject an mlSdtd

roject any or all proposals. JEROME ALLEN, Cashier

U" S. PATENT OFFICE.

WASHINGTON-, I). C., March 8th, 1870On the petition of Horatio Keyes, of Terre Haute, Indiana, praying for the extension of a patent granted to him on the 17th day of June, 1856, for an improvement in machines for Paring Apples.

It is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed on the 17th day of May next, that the tim« for filing arguments and the Examiner's report be limited tcr the 27th day uf ,.t May next, and that said petition be heard nu the 1st day of June next.

Any person may oppose this extension. -•_ SAM'L S. IISHEK, ml8dltaw3w Commissioner of Patents.

JOHN B. LUDOWICI & CO.,

DEALERS IN!

Boots and Shoes,

Cor.Pftin and Sixth Streets,2

Terre-Haute, Jnrt.

We will open lit the above WulI-knovfA stuDil, on the first of March, one of the

LARGEST ANI BESf! •?.

ft.-

..y

v: rgclectcd Stock of 'v

BOOTS & SHOES

ver brought, to this market, which we shall i. a«U at tha/Vs -*'ji

LOWEST jDASH PIUCES.

J. B. L. & C'Q.

All kinds of Custom Work Repairing done to order in the most satisfactory planner.

^KMOVAii

JOHN

Has

Feb21dw3ffl/.'

GUNSMITH.

'K&M

IRMSTRO^.

removed his Ginsmith Shop t« Mack** kitiMintf TWWl B^*AA i. .f.' .«

Lrniurwn. spiocK. wnere ba will be happy set all his old customers and as many new as may make it convenienttocall. ttf.

ones •Sdtf.