Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 March 1870 — Page 4

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4:45 r. ir.Mattoon accommodation .10:15

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FoBtuffix aa Virgimus

The Journal

states that the Sunday law

has collapsed.

Habpeb's Bazar is Poatoffice News Depot.

The

Indianapolis

Fxrst Presbyterian Church—The members of this church held a meeting yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of selecting a pastor to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Rev Geo. Morrison. The choice was between Rev. J. E. Lapsley, of Mattoon, and Rev, Hugh M. Carson. The vote resulted Lapsley, 69 Carson, 50 whereupon Rev J. E. Lapslgy|dwlai£$

v|he

Edwin Forrest

corps of engineers

preliminary

survey

EOCKVILLB

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....[.Mail 11 Jls

P08T0 DIBECTORY. CLOU. rsftop 9:00 p.m... 7:0Q,p.i».„ 9:00 p. tall :00a. in...

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.jSSSSBK

ci^S&SliSSS 6&&C i,ainiwM»w» 8:00 a. at ..West....'.'-".'. }:«P.®

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®^w^ga!l5SS .,f3?:S:'--Howesville-Closes £l.dfy»A7l

^nta^SSffiK^aJTA— «7 p. in. On Sat

TIM* City and TlfMty *5j%i,L T$. EDWIN

the

receivedat I

Sentinel

Dan

Shelby is coming here next week

The

Citf Council holds atfS^pumed

session thia evening for

Rev.

general

E. P.

hjgainess-

Howe

willdelivirl&ecture

on temperance at the Mont Bjpag^choolhonse this evening. **. -t ——tr*1-

CORRECTION.—The call of .tuition, as proposed by the Board of Trusteesof the Normal School,'in the intermediate department, is eigty dollars for

twd*

Father Hargrave,-

weeks

instead of that sum for eight weeks, as in coreectly printed the other day iV

Mayor's Court.—John

Meyer was ar

raigned before the Mayor ^ypsterday, charged with violation of the Sanday law, in selling liquor. He had to ya^$9.85} which more, than balanced the profit on his Sunday* sales.

Presiding Elder

of this District, tripped on the stairs that lead from Sixth street to the second story of Beach's Block, yesterday afternoon, and fell from near the top, out upon the pavement. Fortunately, he escaped serious injury, although his wrist was sprained, and the jar affected him unpleasantly. He was, however, able to walk away leaning on the arm of a friend. ,ir a

Paelpr

elect. Mr/Lapley, we learn* is' quite popular with the jhemben of his present charge, at Mattoon, and fears are entertained that they may object to his leav ing. Rev. E. W. Fiak, of Qreencastle. acted as Moderater of the Meeting on yes

-sluwtrfrf

was greeted on the

occasion of-his first appearance in this city, last evening, at Dowling Hall, with 'a very large and fine audience, which followed him from beginning

... *m ijn

end,

with unflagging interest in hip rendition of the old Cardinal. His audience was verv sympathetic and showed their appreciation of the fine points, by hearty and frequent applause. The company supporting him is far above the average, aud having traveled With him for weeks are well up in their parts, which adds jrreatly to the pleasure of a dramatic

iepre*enfation. a To-night will be given tfie play oFYir ginius. The Philadelphia Age, of No •ember ast, says:

The play of Virginius i's always, popu lar. It appeals to the tender and heroic qualities ot the human mind: it exhibits the father protecting the honor of his child the patriot, the liberties of his conntry and. in both cases, the stream is with the author and actor. They do not have to breast it. Virginius is a charac ler cast in the manly mould. He was a Roman of the early type.. With him the sterner virtues were^every-day public and private duties. He served the State with zeal and fidelity. He hated tyran bv,

duplicity and fawning upon the rich aiid powerful. This is the basis of the character of Virginius, and Mr. Forrest enacted it last night, with such earnestness of manner, such intensity of feeling as to carry the audience with him, from first to last, and at times arouse them to fever heat of enthusiasm. The.noble Ro man, his patriotism, his filial affection, his resolute purpose to save bis daughter from dishonor, was successfully delineated as no other actor on the stage of the present day can do.* His clinging fondness for his daughtfr, and the fatherly familiarity with which he won from her young heart the confession of its preference for Julius was well contrasted with his stormy denunciation of Appius Claudius, and his desire for Justice upon the royal profligate. Each division of the part was marked by appropriate speech and action, and yet the whole made up a perfect character.— Strong in passion^ marked in individuality, distinct in feeling, and clothed with all the attributes pertaining to a Roman citizen of the period chosen for the action upon which the play rests. Mr. Forrest feels the fire and p&ssion of such a role as Virginius, and eachjword of the text was delivered as^if the"|U^or was the real man. Miss "LHlie nas'youth and coraeli-

ue3

to fit her as representative of Virginia, and acts tlie piart in an easy, natural raaaner. It does got. require, much passion rather reliance on her Fathers will and submission to his decree, even if that be death.

'fli

ifcr tlieJSorth «Sd

nth Railroad, started from Brazil yesterday, going towai^ "V)ckvi11e, and will go tbMlOiMitf' A i:,?VO£.i-

Refobe Esq. Denehik.—Dan

aam.

we afe^^med, amounts to an acquittal. The case against Mayor Cookerlv was dismissed.

caAwroawrai.r.

HTKintO*.

good

He eiitered I drink, laid down a dollar bill

:....l2:15 p. 5:20 p.

tipn. He .thought luenWiw getting' »l(^g braveiy, btit bv |he he had expend-

Characteristics.—It

Agricultural Implement Trade. Editors Express:

In compliance with

your request, I will give you a few facts and figures in relation to the Agricultural ln^plement, trwl! in this city^the past season. l^tio 4ot cl4im'that they are en* tirely correct, bi^t I believe that the figures are not too high. We will commence with Reapers and Mowers. There were 365 Reapers and Mowers sold at an average of $180 each. 365 Reaper*?* $180 etch $ 67,700 36 Threshing Machines at $600 21,600 1500 Plows at $15 each 22,500 75 Cider Mills at $30 each 2,250 50 Drills for wheat at $75 each.. 3,750 Othe(r miscellaneous articles say.. 15,000 i*j

Total... ..$130,800 There was not one-fourth of the Wheat Drills sold the past seasbn that was sold the year before, owing to the unfavorable weather at seeding time. The Cane Mill trade has been very dull for the l#gt. f$$ years, and only a few were sold.

Is the best

wirff? at

Crowe

had a second trial yesterday, on the charge of attempting to provoke a fight. The jury, after being out some time, fail-

drinking

many people are

on the anecie hwr/i

evening, jrfio took *M intending to speculate at th see how much Iw |qoM7 silver 'chinge ana celling it it a pre-

!». ^jUMho^M? se^|. entirely new principle

-il.

There are a great many other imple. ments not enumerated but placed under the head of miscellaneous articles—such as Horse Rakes, Revolving Rakes, Cut ting Boxes and Double and Single Shov els, Churns, &c., &c. Nearly all of these implements are made in Ohio .(with the exception of probably half the plows.)

Now we,will say thatstljere $130,800 worth offmplemei«n |ol4 she only about 15 per cent, of that money is left here, the rest going back to the man nfactnrer. Jben,wfiy not establish a njanufactory here and make all of these imple ments here. We have every facility for that business, right in 'the centre of a fine agricultural country possessed of all the advantages for transportation with Rail roads running north, east, south and With an abundance of coal, iron and tim ber, this city possesses advantages for manufacturing over almost every city of its size in the Western States.

A manufactory of this kind will bring into our city an additional population of two or three hundred good mechanic, increase the price of real estate and fur nish work for a iarge number of our idle, loafing men in the winter season.

The large Threshing Machine Faetorv of Aultman & Taylor, at Mansfield, Ohio, employs 450 hands, and turns out ten threshers a day. And yet they are com pelled to send to Isdiapa for most of their lumber.

Onr citizens should wake up to the importance of this matter, and build an eatabishmen*

this kind in Terre Haute

It will pay.

t. k.

i,.

Important to the People or Terre Haute.—There ha* arrived, and iu'st ore from

MaxviUe,

by way of the

(fat

selling at cost,

many portions of the

character Miss Lilli* was truly touching jind impressive.}

Wabanh

(•eross the new iron bridge) Gilt China, Qneenswara, Glass aUd|Hou9$ Fnrpishiflg Goods,

e)tfthi*g)

selling at less than

all of whicl^ is

auction prices par-

chairs having the right, to select what they want and get

pmfoti yoodi,

as I am

at 139 Main street, Major

B. Htmeoy.

doming to Town*—The Heinl are filling up a lot on Main, between 6th and 7th street, with the largest assortment of Fruit, -ornamental aad shad® trees ever offered in this market before. Call and see them '$???*? 2t

fi^f»gir'wij¥w^lf^illlppffl)!llj»w3^^

i/iftxin

town

Tiiiiw, now 1a jour tiaae to leave your orders for niee Giitets,

and Black Kid Sensation Walking Boots. 22ydlw I K. Cuttd^i.

MilHaery .—AH the latest novelties in Spring Millinery just received. Thirtj

£ly^ and other nobby styles, at Oaskill's, No. 10 South Fourth street. 22,d4t

^agSMriugMMUMExhlkmM.6o and see the test exhibition op the W^|i«^hDrag^««iig Mfdtin^ Jlveu ly by R. Lambert & Co. Place tonnay by J. R. Lambert & Co. ^ib|io^^h^y|.^^l Court House, on

street, at 1C

OCOCK

ii the bit place of Clothes? at TICil tMlil

has Jon| be«t

contew£|lM pMhl discovered by watching the way in which people do certain things that the handwriting, for instance, is often cha^^isr tic of the writer.! A^bit^r fc|y (truly says that the same may be said of dancing and skatifig. $Qjbe men,- instead of dancing heartily, merely amble lazy and graceful around the room there is no apparent enjoyment" in' whtit fh'ey are doing. They wear an air of patient fortitude quite piteous to see thus their manner of dancing is npt unlike their dispositions, our and loUnging by Aature.— Others dance with a smoothness and Swiftness indicative of equanimity and strength of character. Others bob about ifi a wild objectless manner, bumping against every one, and although evidently working^Hardto datioe, and sun ply do-^ bg as th^do^n lj, ^vei^i^hS anything, xhe same may be said of skating. You will see one moving on like a duck in the water, without any visible motion of the feet. Another will fairly swoop past, with a steadiness and swiftness typical of* so^ie of ithejit traita Others- limp along uncertain and awkward, and present a painful picture of indecision others never appear to lose their native self-possession, and look quite as calm on skates as elsewhere: others are eternally falling and being helped up, they never can get on. These are people who are likely to be unsuccessful! in real life. Others seem to hav4 no oohtrol over their feet, which take them into all sorts of trouble these are the ones whose impulses and feelings are always carrying them into scrapes. Others go ahead regardless of everybody, and by sheer force of weight make way for themselves these are the folks who run over you on the ice and in every-day life. —J-J

ISZjiloi

rioakk^-Just received,

tiful^line of Opera Closks, at W. & ftr &Ho'k., Main, cbracl streefe.

ak,y

removed hi* office toito 415 Main street.

(between 4th and 5tk), and Ida to 3d street, second door south Wb&fejthe patroios of find hkn ready to serve th^m .proti filly, ..and with promjptnesei 11 8l

Sprbf Arabs and 8qnare Pais

ley Sfcawls, just opened at the low price, at W. 8. Ryce A, Go's., corner Sixth and Main streets.

Who keeps 4lie best stock &f Gent's Furnishing Goods in the city? Grever, of course. 22,d3t

NewAttracttoaa!—We will this day 11 open black gros-grain silks much cheaper than they have ever been offered in the city.

We invite attention to•'« large tot of fine lustres which: are' ordinarily t#orth $1.00 yard but which being very

fbtlyper

damaged will be sold for 2acts yard. New goods received daily at Tuell, Ripley & Deming.

March22- dEwlw.

Auction, Auetlon.—This evening at Hay ward &, Ryan's on 4th street, commencing at 7 o'clock.

We have resumed our regular ^nightly sales and will offer t^in^s* in our line to' the mercy of the highest bidder.

Recent Main street auction prices duplicated at private sale at any time during the day or evening. CaU and give us the quotations.

Hatwabd A Rvax.

Who has got the best stock of choice Cloths and Cassimeres in the city? Grover, of course. 22,d3t

Epitaph.—Here Skugg, u» 4 --i As a bug,, ,4,

J. R. Whitaker has received a large stock of Fresh Butter and Eggs Butter, ifei'''"cents per pound Eggs, 20 cents per

Phllomatheau? A full attendance is desired at the meeting to-night as business of importance will be brought for ward. By order of President,

G. M.

Allen,

Wants, &c.

Sec'y.

Best Brands of Flour at the Union Steam Bakery. jtli

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

Advertisements

"wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc, will be inserted in the Daily ExPRE^B

wenty-five cent*.

mings, at Brokaw's.

for

Tou will And a beautiful line of Terry, English Damask and Nottingham Laces for Window Curtains, with suitable Trim, 7d4w /». ftM

The Human Hair.—Many persons abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament, by burning it with

alcoholic, washes

and plastering it wiih grease, which has no affinity for the skin, and is not absorbed.

Burnet?a pocoaine,

a compoun*

of Cocoa-nut Oil, etc., is unrivalled as dressing for the hair,—is readily absorb ed, and is peculiarly adapted to its van-, on* cbnditions, preventing its falling off and promoting its healthy growth. ^eblldTu w3m. ———r—

Extraordinary Inducemeats In tense Excitement—Immense crowds and everything harmonious at the Great Bankrupt sale of Dry Goods, at auctiod at the Palace Dollar Store, on Main street

21,81

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 have it bound in neajt^substan tial binding for »SB«U sum.,. »,j

of Terre

Important to the People Haute.—There has arrived from Europe by way of Baltimore, a large stock o' gilt China^ Queensware, Glass, Outlay, Ac., and a store has been taken to close out the stock, at auction, without reserve,

No. 64 Mfin street, porth of the Square, op Wednesday afteraoop, n«xt, at o'plpck, March 23d. Ladies are re pectfiiliy i^vit^l t.o attepd also, the Trade, generally gfri* will be put up in lots to suit all, and sold t.o the "highest bidder for cash, for apd on accoupt of •hoip it fpay popcerp.

Immense Stock of IftlUiW giwds the leading apd most approved styles ar rived, and for sals

dw3». 149 Maip street.

Barr Yeafcle have secured the services of a I rot class paper haUger, awl are prepared to do all work in that Hoe promptly and at reasonable rates, also cabomining, plain or decorative.

iHssV«-

S. L.Siuvi«w«.

dw3n.

tat

BrtSaee, Blue

dry goods

bankrupt sale ef tion is now ia the crowds of ladies who flock there ery afternoon at 2 o'clock the its most be good. They

aad lriah |ofi»i ta ^H iteiiii iBHlifc, satins, Ac., which wHl be add every afternoon at 2 P. x., to the highe* bidder without regard to cost. This is a rare chance for fine dress goods and it should be lost. March21-2t.

Jet jevtelry, 50 cen Hera Arnold's.

--"fti In a rug.! ,:i'

This in no wise refers to the elegant Velvet and Brussels Rugs for sale at Ryce's Carpet Hall.

Saw i^witohea a^ jj^irs A Aryold'n in prices of CStilArnold's,

Another

elain Braids at

Crackers of all the Union Steam

Sugar, Coffee, 1^|a^ S^iees, afifie Union iSteam BakerjHM»

•aclhie» sold ogjtdSonthly paymeats wteehce^s, No. 83 Main Street.

Bargains S Bargains I Heavy double and twist Cotton Qusimere*J^44) cts, per yards at C. Witttigtfc Co's., l70 Main Str., Deming Block, v(1

HersH

the West in r^ard to prices of Hoop Skirts, Corsets andFan^r ^kwg|.

Brokaw Bros, is the place to buy House Furnishing ^jJdoids^ SEfie^ ife in daily receipt of new stock new patterns and new designs.

Lookout for new goods, daily, at the Skirt Fictorj.*

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

A LotOf Laee Collan and Handkerchiefs real cheap at C. Wittig A Co's., No. 170 Main St., Deming block.

Best quality of Freglt ieitf lljall kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage everyday. Call and see for yourself, dtf. J.VoUm.

Primtin».—If

you want any kind of

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

.-bJ 1•« Mm*

Good Prints, fast colors, only 8} ct# at Tuell, Bipley A Demmg's. 15,dlw

1 the cheapest codtsh in the market

Pbbfbcted

tipg up jronr boose? this

I. RiPWSV.

before moving.

ji Hawk, Spit* Uptt, M»v, lilav aad,disgust everybody with the of-

discovered and"'will 'Mfbdkfo'iti* jkf world moves, tella you that cauaot be

^The proprietor of Dr. 8age's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward for a case Catarrti whlch^VeMui^ Sold A druggists, or send sixty cents to B. V. KeUe, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y., for it.

Dr. PierCeVA'lt. Ext: W Golden Medic^l Diseovery is the great Anti-Billuus Remedv of the age. dwlw.

"'sew W—da Mr. Hen, of- tre fi^of Heriii A^1 nold,Js now in.*NiUF JCotk.iwying goods at astonishing low priees, and promises to his patrons to let them have the benefit df the decline.

*V£.

Si)

ltel—The largest quantity 6f

spectacles in assortment—perfectly per-fected-^t less than Kwlfthe current prices at John R. Freemanfsf No. 5 Warren'a Block.

Look At, our new cent Lace C#lfiirS. vHebz & Arnold.

Bargains! Bargains! Best Satinets in black, brown and steel mixed at 65 *cts. per yard. C. Wittig

viir.

SPEcractjs.—It is repre-

aanted to us that pedlars and others are silling spectacles, representing ours—perfected spectacles. All such are imposter8,.asS. B. Freeman, at 161 Main: street, is the only person authorised to sell our perf&texT spectacles in'Vigo county, Ind.

Lazabvs A

*'The

If.—If

Momus.

New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods frota the maAufactories. Call and ermine his Custom Work of all kinds.* JTo. 98 Main street

Bindimo.—We

have secured a first

class binder, and having recently made additions to ourrstock of Jbindin^ mstsrials, are now prepared tojUleod to all or dersipromptly and guarantee satisfaction Gather upyour

m.0

in. Brokaw Bros, are opening aiarge and elegant stock of Wall Papers In new signs also, a choice line of Brusm Velvet and Ingrain Carpets, very cheap.

you want anything if yon

have snythiug you want to get rid of If you have lost or found anything want to dp anythipg or want anything done for ypu, advertise ipthe 28 cept column of the |ey»»P|PM It is t^e best advertisement TOU csiiTOr^ii^'Pai-:"'"'

Frank ti^wfferif has ftill^ifie 5 l^is&es colored Boots—lis to S*—blue, greep, quier, purple »nd hfupap.

Bargalfrt

of the Nose and Head can*

cured ^the us® of JBoeder's WWitfiiS of great

merit, and is even recommended by some «Cnar leading physicians so great is their in its merits as a cure for the

Iba

dec8-dtf

and*0at-Meal very C.

r., Special Ag«l

M. T. lwft[ Co^t sueaessflMMto M. V. Meudy,^td«iale and RetaiL iRbacconiat, haveremoved their Sr —:_i to National House Block on Sixt opposite Postoffice, where all our old, as well as new, customers will be cheerftilly ived. In our new place, we always something new to sltow' oar custom-

Our stock consists of

and big items, something to amuse our smokers chewers, •toekofPlng,

lookers-on., Our Finedett'V^ articles, Tobacco

becco, Pipes, Smokers' Boxes, Cipu-s. Ac., are foil and compli All persons looking for the weed, or something nice for a holiday present, will please give in a call,'

Ac., are foil and complete.

NKWADVlRTItKMENTS

THE BEST

tfie* Cheapest

WMiX

eailkl.

iW en*

ji: ••••3 i-icx c' Ol

The most Suooeaaful ii lA

ts/A

PI^YSICIAfTS 3 tatingly endorse

fresh everydiy at

'6.

it...

Best brands Whit6

wheat flduri at $5)6^j^r barrel delivered free anywhere in tl|£, city at Turner A Buntin'sr corner ^fffenth and Main

I' jjiir

Ak-t.K^

BEST COUSHR^Efflf

THE MABICBS.

Thsjd^sxsd T«rT'ettnplimeittat9 teitf nial islVoln on of tbe past rstlable mer ehan^~

Havti

{Treat

Co., 170

Str., Deming Block.

winter

Bargains! Bargains! All goods sold regardless of cost viz. Shawls Furs, Blankets, Scarfs, Skirts etc. You can get these good»-at your own price. Callat C. Wittig & Co's., 17(| Masq^,Iteming Block. ___1_

tnpo-

tatatke State oflndiaaa:

yiears been aaliiatr

ectorvd EUxir,

Barr't

take rreat pleasure in bear-

it public testimony to its merit. Of the manyMiedie* for the euree of Colds, Coughs p, Hoari ...... Croup, Hoarseness Mid kindred coih plain ta, that naa^been apon theinarket itftR% past five jears. I kttpw of no duer in whteh I have so

jhitk, and the very large gfcle of the x, .u« the very large ntlfe of the snows that it is beinr thoroughly afprefiiatad. It is neatly put uf^^pleasant *to take, and is both safe and reliable.

JA8. JACOBSV Druggigt.

lor sale by Dealers in Medicin'e^fWywhere

BARB, GULICK & BERRY,

DrufgiittandCheniUts.Jerreaaute. lad. 22dw to mayl

JACOB E. VQORHEES.

1} "i'i

it#.^st'jpww\iK. avii"

FLOljit,

6S0CERIES

imcouumi produce,

.4,

Ohio St., bet. Fonrth & Filtb,

Will keep, oa hand a fail supply of food for ,r,. .iinenand beast. •.!»

FEBD,

FRUIT ,'r .#* POULTRY.

'Ji «.it j.' And a general assortment 6f

Tsmily Qrooeriea and Provision*. a ii 4

hand afresh supply of .He has in connec- ,--. a

if.

AFRESH ME AT MARKET, Supplied with all kinds 'of fVeriLUkeat., Leave ou orders tf&d tk«y till He llM And delitmdproMlIy to all parts of the city. Will altofevy all kinds of ... 7 V- a I A.x -1.

COUKTBY PRODUCE

Farmeri will do t^ell to'^ali bef^/e^ililA#! J. E. VOOHHEE8. aagsidtf. •.

^FAMILY CROCCRIES.

MS. TCBNSK,

t. O. BUSTW

^TURNER & BUNTIN, I'If .. -l... ,, wholesale and Retail

XrtM DBAft*'

^I^MlAtBdfotiiilAV

Pasoily SrWMies.

in as

tie

|i •,*?*

r'jla. 5

it#"**--

found in sin est*Dlisnments, ana request onr friends n44k»fsMM»«in««wuwlai unine our Stock and Prices, All kinds oi

COUNTRY PBOBUCE Honghtat the market nrii No troable to show goods.

Give us a call.—

FLOUR Alii) FEBD. hava also opened a Flourand Feed Store, lyoucaaatrtltoesgetthe' ljr Flour. Hay, Oats, Bran, Ac. livered Bsswttoi^iatM eky.

BUNTIN, Street. dtf

Corner 7tj

Terrs Haate. 0«t. 6,1899

AILROAD AOENCY

:i,

wire .. P. C. Clansseu, Mo. 70, Main 9*. between Second and Thin), »U1 afP W« eotlrf UoA. at east aut beiov. OlvehflBa call and eopviuet yourself that goods are sold cheap. Wdi^r.

JlMil. Tuner, Agent for the C. C. C.

to all New England any other line.andj

idtout transfer)and to all te" 'owas, freightMeipw

aawtaaf 's

\VmSmtr

*i. :u.

W. U»W4W» HiSHINO, *«RdC«a 11 fa

warranted togtra

0» 34i street, Ibetlreeo Main

CktTTf.:

1 t-

itfimwurmnnm

DOYOUWAOTAHOUSE? lmnm hib nmn.

¥m Will t#' BHy wr Sell? Aftuwntie ii iujoirw^:'

n|finted,"

"FwrSale"und "For

BeaC'' "Qelp Wanted,^'("Bponis to L^. "SitaatioB Wanted," "Property for Sale,

S^len.^ w«| W^erted for

mmsag'-A^AXiU •U!'' a'-i. S,i!'-y ,»-lifts.' ternts are applicable ffc-alFivcl V^ttise the above class, of fire lines and "'•aw fewer'

185 ISiesete of

Under.J*"

KiSi-.

Hire Ton Houses dr Rooms

I a,

»UE£TttWIKl-

FORRENT.

f^OR Si nut streets 22d2t rs i'

WANTED.

WANTED—Everybody

JAMES H. DOUGLASS, Manager Western Indiana,. Office on 6th, between, Main and Ohio'streets, Terfe Haute, Ind. ml0d2w "\T7"ANTED—Second-hand

SALE-MAPLE MOL ASSES-Jus ro etived at White Briggs^ corner 4th anl erry streets, at 81.50 per gallop. 21d3t )R SALE—House and Lot oft Southwest

well.I barn, wood-snea, grape Enqiure at this Office, or of F. ZEIOLER', on Lafayette road. ii ,. 19d6t

F4thSALE-^Housecontainslot,

)R and full No. 58 soutfi street, house si& rooms, hall and fitchen, in good repair good stable, carriage-house. Wood-shed,

Sco.

DOWLING

for Sale!

n#|P8i|SS|3ia^tj^lf^K^eme eirealatioa, iS .the best atedtam to secure yo^r wants by advertisUr.' We iiosf |»ut rates so Tow. Vhit there is no excuse for not staging knowayoarwants. Adverttsemeats e|r Hftttes

Lot ell sot

with fruit trees, shade trees and flowers for nartitulars apply to E. WILMOTH, ffo. iffl Malnstreet. 19dW TJJbR SALE—$ acre lot mile, southeast of the city limits has a Hedge in front good new post and board fence on th^ two sides' ana near, has about acre straw-berries,'% acre raspberries, 2D apple, 17 peach, 4 pear and 10 plumb trees set out: for farther parttSlirs apply to^.WIL^O^H.^io. 149M street. live 1?0A SALE—A House andLot foe sale, tooms, cellar, out UouMf cistern,1frnit trees (and iberries. lot'84 by 183, situated on Twelfth street, two.squares.north of the Terre Haute aad Indianapolis Railroad, convenient to the detwt:_fbr. particulars enquire at JOSEPH GBOViat'S. corner of Wabash and Sixtb(, or on the ^remisis. mS XjH)S ^ALE—Honse and Lot on South Fourth JD .'street the house is of brick, almost neiv, and in good repair ran extra bargain will-: be given enquire

K-6oms

CK H. BASCOM. mil

SALE—House and Lot containing nine two

Xot9.tcentrall3

loqaten

my.

residence south-west corner 8th and Mulberry. For Sale or rent, two story brick hoHse containing 8 rflfems,gttott :otot-biuldina[s.' C. W. MANjCOURT. mSdlm

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XJIOR SALE—House and Lot No. 68 Eagle J! street, between ^6th and 7th street: quire.of JOSBPH McFARLAND. 7

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

•OPOSALS AND SALE. it ,ilt2e t'i

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Notice is hereby given that sealed propoSlr Will be received at the Anditor's Office tJl April the 12th, 1870,. for erecting HitchkPosL

court

On Ihe same daj^, to-wit: Api

By Order oMhe Board_o_f Conimissioners.

Wni. P/

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Auditor Vig

D0CK„ County.

TERRE HAI TE BRANCH

.MAOUHAIjAH

-"'..•i'jL ,fv jt f. i- i.rf* |IN8URAN€E COMPANY. Central licagti^

CASH AS!iET8ft JAJn^Altlr t%, 1870,'

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MOT OF STOCKHOLDERS AT TERRE KAVTfe. W. B. Warren, George Kerckhofi",

4 1- B*rt»5»w J. H. O*Boy»i L. x. Burnett. ,. A. Cla D. W. MinrfCab,

(tc.m

J. B. Armstfang, ^F.^!*1 H^sfoi ft Boudinot, wkJr4r

JfACOm BAC A nice lpt of Bacon, Sngar-oured Hams, ^oulders and Sides, for sale at

A, Jb £. REIMf4WS. W

kUftn

street, bet. 8th and 9th.

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Sf0RE^AK»

7& Tierce* aud^Ketf# 7R Barrel* Me** .I rrlit. a &O0Rarirelk C,R, Jones Itoiir, 2S0Barr^^(Mnbni. eoRbisfr w.

At -A.f& E. REIMAIPS, febt5dlm Main street, bet. 8th and Oth•

HALL!

IMMi

iirth and Mulberry streets? enouire of Mrsi MANN, No. 24, corner of ,5tli afi,d WaJ-

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im bills at

Warren, Hobergfe Co.,to call and settle immediately. m!7d6t

owing

ANTED—20,000 A&BNTS—A watoh givenrratis to every person, maloor female, and terms sent free, to clear from 815 to $25 :r day sure business entirely new, can be

'ANTEB—Twenty^ftrelivo, on ergo tic canvass for tho Erniife insurance Company of New iadacements are' offered atply

TV and trnthfaln^en to canvass for the plre Mutual Life Tnsnrai jTork: jrreat inducements .• moicu,

I: A

farnitnre. and casli. m5dft

Ei&txa 9wssrsss^& price guaranteed.

FOR SALE. ILJjL ¥!«'.• ft"*Black Gro jR SALE—LOTS—In addition ta arge number of desirable lots in Jewett fAdi, We offer nine choice lots en sont' 6th. ^nliek street^ three of these lots'tront East on 6th street, andsix of them front & outh on GuKck'street the lots are desirable and will be sold oi reasonable terms. MEREDITH A KEELER. m22d8t tV) r. Cher

FORREST!

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MISS LILUE,

lir. Wm. HARRIS, and

lVj. Dramatic €o.

Monday, March 21st, 1 I E I E 1

Tuesday, March 22d, VIBGINI UST

Wednesday, March 28d, O E O «I ursday,

Tbursday, March 24th. 1 i'S iday, March 26th,

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1 A in I W iA A«VJ«tl8Sn HI KLPBE88. ONLY SCENTS A J)AY.

Partiqi wishrnf te advertise in the EXPRESS, and livins at a distanee from this office, lean iaclose.theix advertisement in an envelope, with the'neeeEsary p^y,and fqrthe sameto-us throaxh the Postoffice. j#jss

A A E

I N A {mi F-'- -it .«»n '. ..••• i- -t

scrvViWMli *t. nttniisjSon W c#, Special trains Will be run to accomniOdate partieaat a distance, and seats can bo secured sis dayB in advance, by mail or telcaraph.at B. (3. Cos &Cp> Book, Storo, Terre Haute. nmrl4 C. WELLS, Ag«tt.

DRY GOODS. If

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Warren, Ilokirg & Co.,

.lini UattiV' i'i'n SUCCESSORS TO

EDSALL Sc.

Will opon to-day

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Former price $2.50 U. A

UTM r«aj?0( "nvi-i. is-iv-

A handsome line bought dicing the recent- decline in Gold! .^UMtiMUSW

,X,T 1 '5 ,f.

50 pieces at 25c per yard, former price 40 cents. ai 7 50 pieces at 35c per yard, former price* 0t^nts. j. 35 pieces at( 50o per yar^, formeK l-S **price 85 cents.

We enumerate but few of the many Cheap Goods we have received for the Spring Season.'

D.1 JJ'O -. Vi..

WARREH HOBERG&CO.

Col-ner 4th and Main Streets.

around the Court .Hpuso, Scyiaro

ihgPbsl fdribsjat'the Auditor's Office.t SAtB

r, if

kdtrei?.*'

same da^, ia-irii the 12th day 6f in the noura of 10 o'clock A

and 4 o'cloak P. M.,the Old County* Court Hons# will be offered for sale to the highest bidder, at the'1 Court House door, oh tho following terms, to-wit: One-fourth cash in hand,' balance in three, equal payments of scr cs will be-required to remove the building, together with all the rnbbish, in twelve months from day of sale strict care mu«t be,taken"not to injure the shrubbery.

MANUFACTURER!

P*RAIKIB

MtfUoy *i¥bt Sitht !$ Prit^leMs ft**:'" fi Wf

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fit

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CITY^^/jXNING

MILLS.

iXIFT WU.lilAMIiri Manufacturers of

SASH, Window*and Door Frames, Moulding Brackets, *1. Starl Railing*,

re%6oRS,

fc.

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BLINDS

Ballusters,

n-i Hk

M, .'IM

Floring and Siding.

AYnl all desqrijitioua of Finished {jnnilxjr

WHOr.CSAI.f AKD RETAIL DEALERS

IPIISrE LUMBER, 4

LatH and Shingles,

I«t.Slate Btfefl&ig,"'1 Cement Roofing, Roofing

Custom Sftwiiif!4, I'lairinc anil Wood Turning.

No, 78 M*ioat.„l)0ti

declSdwly,

C»' TO OHDEU.

All Work-Warranted.

(jornev j^iill^Jd Mulberry fksi I I dtf

jrAjmQS «. Wholesale a(iil If.ctiil dealer in.

i- «ii iht

THE DIAMOND GLASSES

Manafeetared by

i'j ^SPENOBR & €0.,N.T 1 Which are now ofTered to the pablic, are proaoun^ed by all the celebrated Opticians'. of the World to be the

XOST rEItFEPT :. Natural, Artifteial help to the human 'l*e( ovel' known. The/ are around under their owe superwsion.from minute .Ocystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive their name,

Diamond," on aeeounf of thfW Kardn^, and brilliancy. The Scientific Principle 1 Oil which they dre eonstrueted brings the ret*)? ar oentre of the lens directly in front of the eyei prodneing a cl^ar and distinct visfan. a intn« natural, healthy sight, and preventing all ogptewawt gensyftmgrrach ay gHiiruiet''

In iVastaeiAf die boSfcqniflltj'i) eVUnafertdfr used tor that purpose. Their Finish and Durability canjy not be surpassed. cif^rfbN.—None genuin* nnyss^Wri^g their trade nisrkostamped on every frame.

IL TILLOTSON,

Jeweler and Optician, Sole Agent fur Terra Haute, Indiana, front, whom tney can be obtained. These goods are not aupjilie radwly Pedlcrs, at any price.J

IT .TREASURER'S NCfflCR,

Ndticeas hereby given that by a resolution, of the* City Council of Terre-Haute, at their regular raeetitig, held on the 15th- tit* MarShvlS'tf, the time^ foe paying City Taxes forth •MtsnuvH... theljtithday on said day wilt Delinquent and tbe

OTICE TO CONTRACtORS.

fk 4Xhe Directors of the fii

.xir .*

he Directors of the First National Bank receive proposals-•)

T&esdliy, the' ftth defy of April,

At their Banking office, for the cfCCtioh of X* S an W in

r°ml8dtd*

GO. udJ'

Grain silks

$a©0»

PER YARD!

Formor price B3.00.

lar

next, and that said petition be heard ou Relist day of June next. Aliy person may oppose this extensioif.

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*tUcljeMARCtrS SCHOmBflt. Treasurer, a

mlBdlOt City!l

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1S71,'1

Pldns-.antft speciieatiosts may bfc aeaa at jj) theii! office in Urcencastlc. and at the office of fc

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S. PATENT OFFIGBs WashinotonJ D. C., Mairch 8th, 187V On the petition of Horatio Keyes, of Terr® •.#»„• Haute,Indiana.prayingfor the extensionofc Ate a patent jra«ted to- him on tho 17th day June 1856, for an impr6vcmeilt itf machines for Paring Apples 'TH*

It |s ordered that the testimony in the be closed on the 17th day of May next, the tlmo for filing arguments and the Exam inaa't reaprt be liiftited to the 27th day of- 1 *8

May

SAM'^S. FISHKH,

mlSdltawSw Commissioner of Patei)ta-4

J01 s?. ifA7Dowrci L& (JO

DEALERS RA}

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WHP iTW, tit ij 1 Uiiti

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Boots and

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Cor. Main ami Slxi^ ""j. !..• Nil

Tetf&lmifie, Ind.

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Vte wil

iLARGlEST AND BEST

Selected Stock ofc J*

Affordi facilities equal to aiiy Business College

Practical Instruction in Rook'- ••..*• Keeping, Penmanship, •Bu" I teml Arithmetic, j..

And all other departments of Accountantship. Btsdents ean enter at any time. uent reoeives private instruction Journal, with fuU information as tc of instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses, Ac., will be forwarded in any address on application to the au«^dw3m UARvrw-

D'S,

SOLUTION.

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fe* I

and JOomeettc iFine# and Liquor it,

fNB.

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I) iti ife initio Quid bi* iil c$et^ft We'Afeov^ Wiil^icn^ Statrd on the first ot March, one of the [/,.

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LOWEST CASH

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Ever brought'to this market, which we, Bhull^i. ttr sell at the _,rf

PRICES:1«,*1-

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All kinds of Custom Work and1 Bepairing done to order in the most satisfactory manner. feb21dW3i#^1

A attest

COMMERCVAl

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TERB£ HAUTE

|»n «»ti

Corner of fifth-fad Mnin streets^.

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TERRK HAUTB, INDIANA,

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»•—»in the West for ...••» .* doa# |4 .rf'5« ,, .1 »,

Each stu i. College the course entering rarde

StiWli &r<-i Ai

ncinal-.<p></p>Principals.

OWKN.

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER

Is prciiared to execute all orders in bis line with neatness and dispatch.. eorncr of.Tbird. and Clierry streets, Terre Haute, Ind. janSO^-dirtt uwiy^TAE^i ~J.

M. W. 0CONNELL»J, Having purchased back from E. W. Chadwink, Grubcr & Go.', the Undertaker's EiP tablishment, and having had seven years experience in the business, is now prepared to furnish Mctalic Burial Cases, Cases, Caskets,.ami Wooden Coffins, of-all styles and sizes, from the best and largest stock of hwial material in the State, at Ifo. 2 North JMjd stroet, Terre Hante, Indiana. wtf -Tefi* Haute. May 29 .J. .. .. Jj

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Uof, ti

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of January, 1S70. All parties knew-: -f* ir.s themselves indebted to the firm ar^jf- f' quested to call and settlo, as the .books mii.t

iMMi ifc

neel^ed. fllOS. P. MlfwRAS »mi m.««HAwrwu.•'i

I Having I»arehased the interest of Mr. T. P.'1 A a as it or I on in he an

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nakU) rate, and By baiyina a fi^ll afSort1 Hope "to refeelre a liberal share rff tlfe •. ialOdtf l-'BS V. CKAWJ'OitUr

reason ment

trade