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

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TEBBE-HAUTE, IND. Monday Itrning) March 28, 1870.

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3:00 p. it -Accommodation .11 25 a, m. 8T. LOUIS, ALTON AND TKRKK HAUTK.

6:05 a. II Lightning Express .12.to a. x. ^^jaB&sssassas^ LIATR. 'tiilfiift' $9'"' AKEITB

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fctkt&tnn-^osed'Mond's and Thur'sat p.

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Sat's at6 30 p.

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PostOfBceap^ns atf :30 a. »-aH

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closeR at

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The flood in the river 18 receding.

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It WAS so wet on Saturday that Jerry Yoris had to take bis ducks in.

A DOG, supposed to be mad, was shot on Fifth street on Saturday-Evening.

H^wr. S. H. BosKiRK. df Bloomington, is stopping at the Terre-Haute House.

Mb. E, I. HoiDEN is getting Hlong finely and expects to get down totatjn^ Jew days. •4-

The storm made the telegraph work badly, and our repojat full as usual.

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therefore, not sp

Circuit Court.—The

March term of

'the Circuit Court, Judge Patterson, con^venea this morning. -jj.' l\

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Blank Notes, in siiigJe sheet* and bound in small books, on sale at the Daily -tP.TMM|irStaim Printing "fctablishment.

Mr.

HuD&jSf&ialfe bf^tjueensware and

liouse^furnishing goods continues to at"tract greiit attention. He offers fresh inducements this week. Jt "h Unpleasant weather occasioned a Islina attendance at most .of. the city yesterday.

Roses—The ladies will be interested .to know, as they trim up their flower gar dens, that ttere. aie„twelve thoivinl ^varieties of.rose*. jf

The Mwhnerchor give their monthly -stconcert at the new Turner Hall this -evening, These entertainments are highly eiyoyed by ^heafi&nbera, bofli active «nd passive. ••ii! —~r :I ]. School Land 'Sales—Auditor Tad ,^,dock will sell.to-day the lands and lots t(mortgaged to "the school fund. There :•/are.byt very few tracts to b? disposed of.

The Indianapolis Sentinel, published at i^'a.town which is ineffectually striving to -v-hold on to the "hist" given it during the war, calls Terre Haute a neighboring ".village!

Mr.

Greenawalt

will continue

.is'charge of the Third Ward School, the difficulty in relation to salary having been -^satisfactorily arranged. We are glad that "Vso good a teacher is to be retained. $

Spelling Contest.—Trustee

Mr. BogGS,

Naylor's

big spelling contest in which all thfc schools in Harrison township outside the city are to participate, tajces place this week. The time and place has not been 'Announced. r. Binding.—We have secured a first

vj",class

binder, arid having recently made additions to onr stock of binding materials, are now prepared to attend to all or- ,' *ders promptly and guarantee satisfaction.

Gather up your maeaaines and brin? them -jfrf., j*B«r R«tw .*• W* aiji* •*$* '«a|

Professor

King's "expose of modern

Wniritualisni," at Pence's Hall, on Satur

tessor King, and whose 'spiritual nianil'estations" are the

feature of the show,

Mayor's OotfRi1.—Id addition^'io the '^Vobberv case, elsewhere mentioned, the ».ai» liNUl

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Mayor'i Court, on Saturday, adjusted

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caae oLiloommon djrunk," and mulct Xo^4ieElle in the suu ..asMmltand bri«k«b^teryon

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A boyTiaraied Madifibe, was arrested for

staUit)g'*.fbp]l

Daring ftoiBfciiY'- A'SD Outrage.— One of the most daring outrages that

jbfc 4§|t Iri&i/m<g ife#lli&UiiUdfcfe on the corner of Main and 13th streets oc cupied by Mr. Fred Hoff as a gt|^ery store and family residence. •as neaMen^wlral^a^ Mr.Hpff, hivfcl Xtflll, foSto

ruffians fliddenly entered at the front door, with revolvers and knives drawn, and one of them said to Mr. H., "G you, we want you." Upon this, thev seized Mr. H., bound his hapds and l&'iioiAfrtMii H., and her sister who were in the room just at the rear of.the store, were treated in the same manner.

Search was then ma^e for money, and a considerable sum, not far from $1 5, was taken from Mr. Hoff's person. But the robbers had expected to find more mon ey, and were exasperated at its non-ap-,4kfehy Ttte?ii«t&*ithe frio&t 'flMful threats, one of them holding a knife over the throat of Mrs. •Hoff's infant child and swearing he would kill it instantly if she would not tell him where the money was concealed. Mrs. H. replied that the money had been put in the bank, The robbers exclaimed in chorus, "You had it here three days ago, G—d d—m you, 'Ami itliefi ikhr." Finding all their threats and imprecations unavailing— the money for which they were seeking having actually been deposited in bank—

lay hands on. Clothing was thrown on the floor and trampled on beds were explored everyplace where money could have been put for concealment was inspected. Meantime every member of the family was threatened with torture and death'it* the: Mipposefl ihiidden treasure was not forthcoming.. This, scene lasted foriwo Uoursl and (hen tfcf .robbers' de parte#,' leaVi'tig""ti:iV'" fahiSf "Wind and their months muffled, and threatening to return and burn the building if a fuss snould be made about the robbery They took nothing with them except the $17$ loifnd pn

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o/i^j-e Moms will be p|entv in town a e.—Gazette Not much

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Rev. Jos., S. JENCKE9 is a sufferer from smajl-pox^but we are glad to learn is recovering.

Hoff's pef^oh. /After

the family we/e' thus lef-'aldne, Mr. sop^ac^i Jfi^b f»*fV» releasing his hands, when, of course, he released his ypn feet and s^t the rest of the family at liberty.

On Saturday morning the police made' every /effort .to ferret out the authors of the outrage. Several arrests were made. Mr. and Mrs. Hoff went to the Court House to see the'parties who were under arrest and if possible, to identify them Mrs. H. identified, with some degree of positiveness, a man named .Charles WilsotM She made affidavit against him, and he is held in $500, bail to appear foi^ examination before the Mayor this morning.

An occurrence like this is calculated to alarirt the etftirte eomihnnity.

safe from ^e midnight robber vfhile such men are at large I si ratne. tUh*

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Real Estate Transfers.—The following ^ri'tfer? of real psjate.were enter ed upon the Reco.-der's books during last week:

Wm. H.jitewart,Sheriff, to Samuel Sparks', 200^acres in Linton township for $269,67.

Elisha Lawrence to Martin E. Lewis, 20 acres in Lost Creek,townslup,for §800. K.'Eaffy-Wiltli'-Cf Taber and others,.lot in city for §2,000.

James Garvin to George Farmer, 40 acres in-Prairie Creek township for $450. Carl Kriestenstein to Martha.I. Wilson, lot in Rose's subdivision for 31,000

Ellis, 160 aeres in Lost Creek township for $3,413,77. William A. Brunker to Jas. W. Yeley, 40 acres in Linton township for $800.

Curtis Gilbert to Henry Sharp, lot in Gilbert Place for $400." Hiram Sandford to F. W. Lightfoot, lot in Sandford for $35. •Henderson =C." Tsbell to Heriry-Ji Russell, 40 acres in Linton township for $1,500.

Lewis B. Balding and others to Wm. H.'BemivlOO acre£ in Otter Creek township for $4,5003 t.-rfffl-

Reuben H. Pearce to J. H. Rice, inter est in 80 acres in Riley township Tor $90. Moses Watts .to Samuel M. Wilson, 10 acres in Prairie Creek township for $200.

B» Bischof to Mena Bischof, lot in city and^tots-in Tnell and«4#sherWnbdivision for $1,80,0.

Lorenz Asherman and others to Ulj-ich Hensell, lot in city for $600. George W. Douglass to George Wein hart, 50 acres in Prairieton' township for (ji

The Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company have contracted for the building of their round house atMattoon, Illinois, by the 1st of Jnnenext,and have the material on hand for its construction provided the citizens of that-place fully comply with the provisions of their subscription offered as an Inducement for theVlocation ofr ithe* principal -hops of the company there. The conditions under which the company bfeild thein shops at that point are it donation of thirty acres of ground, the building of a reservoir for a sufficient supply of water, and the sunt of $60,000 cash. The ground has been selected, the corporation stands good for the construction of the reservoir and subscriptions are on foot for raisfiig th^ $60,000. The

vipiiiwiaiinui) ui ruw v*n nanu- ai vu wv,ww. day evening, was a most successful per- company doe? no: proposei to commence r.- the'Construction of their'shops until the rmance. He Outdid the Davenport sin

their own tricks, both inside and out of the cabinet—the latter being, of course, ..in full view of the audience. Those who

conditions are fully complied with and the monev paid over. •i/

OAn(i finn.

re fullv complied with and

Marriage Licenses

desire to witness a really fine exhibition week by the County Cjerk to the tollow —of ite kind—wiIl_do well to go to Pei^ce' ing parties: Hall this evening^

the gerttletaaVi who recent 1 acted a ....v. agent of Miss Poindexter. He em per- We N. Pierce and^Mary.Belle. StQuer ii .i .» a "in Jackson and JSancv A. Hoover. tonn all the "cabinet feats of that

John N. Hearn and Martha R. Stoneburner.

WhoM traveling with Pro- James O. Harris and Elizabeth C.Will. Sarah C. Kvnearson and hllen E. Neber-

N ith

young lady^6fthe*Davenports, Ar, in fact, 'of any other "medium." He does all jof any other "medium." He does all Envelopes.

those things in the full (glare of gaslight, profession neatly'printed vTiW*«d does not pretend t'p have any. assist- on sa!£ at? a tte glance from spirits.

H^nl^w ^d fisthee Avnes.

f\vith

card

street'

n»med Boyle- The trial

will occur this mormng. The stabbing around looper to be mutilated and d«&ced, fC\vas done with a common knife, and, for- bin do as others are doing, bring it to this innately, was not of an a^ffijp^l^rious office arid havfe it bound in neat,wtetanfharacter. tial binding for a small sum.

io 'tneh-iisual list be

Third best 5" 00 Best acre of corn to be raisedoy a boy nnder 16 years of age 20 00 Best eisay on planting and cultivating oorn a»00 Best report of actual experiments In subsoil plowing, giving allrthe facts est herd of six head of cattle consistins of one bull, one coir, one 3 year ola, one 2 year old, one yearling and*' one c»lf under one year old 100 0° Best sewing machine made made in

Indiana. °0 Best collection all grades of pig iron, gold medal valued at. -0" 00

Best display and greatest variety of corn 2u 00 Best early field corn, any variety 30 no Best display and greatest variety of wheat of all kinds 20 00

It is vecy desirable vhat these premiam#nhould -fce^brougMl to tiie* notice krl every farmer and manufacturer in the State as early as possible, and that each farmer and manufacturer pursue such a ooofe as, wfo enablttiin* *0 BPake uxe most interesting display of their respective productions. Let every farmer go co work, properly cultivate and take cure ofs t^eL^ci-op^^d deltM^l»y^rVu ijpniend for the premium on field crops they "hould furnish theif boys Undt& sixteA yeare df age with, one acre of nice rich aJluyial land, witt atl proper.an^ necessary facil1ties for its cultivation, and prope:1 advice

The papers in the city and throughout -the "State wai-ronfi^'feTOr^jy towyitig this notice. Jos. Poole,

Secretary State Board of' A jriCuItu'

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furnishing good«..

No home is

The' new style- of paper lianiings both plain and aecorative, a Ryce's Carpet Hall, are beyond all controversy, the finest that have ever been shown this city ©f

Closing Oltt Sale at .Ifajor B. llud-son's.-—In order to close Om un entire s:ock of house furnishing gooas, I wiil Offer for the next ten days, goods a*, Jes, priced than tbe} can be imported for today, viz: Ironstone China tea setts forty six pieces $3.00 ironstone China cfinnei plates per sett 60 cents iionstone China tea plates pe- sett 40 cents good giatumblers per sett 30 cents good glass go'ilets per sett 50 good glass stand mil oil lamps each 30 cents best French China tea setts $7.00 and every ar icle ir store marked down to importing prices Call while yo.t can get great nai gains at 139 Main street., j" AIarcn28-lo:whv.

Bartlett & Co. Booksellers and Stationers 101 Main street, are now receiving their Spring stock. They say they have purchased largely since the recen. decline in Gold and that ihey will be able to give their patrons bargains such as they have not heen favoi'ed with since the war. At all events, it will be safe for those wishing to buy anything in their line to give them a call, a possibly they may tell the truth. Their store is oppo site the new Opera House •'t d2t.

Concert-—The Passive Members of the Moennerchor are invited to attend the Monthly Concert to ,be held on Monday night kc the Turner Hall.

By order of the Mtennerchor. 1. ,• Herman

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were issued last

of business or in the corner,

sa!4 ht? tm?j:$3)00 a tMm&riit -lit* the DailyExPRtssSteam Printing Establish

of the firm

of Smith,, A Ji%, Ietroit Michigan, agents of the Nicolson pavement, is in the city, c&afarriligtf jA^i /iiietttberfr of the

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Mtrstc.—'Don't let vour sheet musk lay

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[••Oil Great rediltion in prices of Corsets Herz & Arnold's.

Thomson & Langdon's "Glove lit ting" Corsets in g.-eat variety at Herz & Arnolds.

The Skeleton- Corset (something new in the Cotset line) at Herz & Arnc

A Whalebone Herz & Arnold's.*,

Embroideries.—A large stock of new and well seiected patterns just receiver and marked down to the lowest poin. at Herz it Arnold's. ..

New Goods at Arnold's.i.".

new prices at fleiz it

(iive Them FitV—All Good

made up in the most satisfactory manner possible at Grover'w.'* 1 20,d2t

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Spring' .Suits.—For the choicest line of New Spring Goods, go to Grover's.

Still another lot of choice Ties and Bows opened this day at Grovei

Wall Papers—Having received their new supply of Spring Patterns in Plain and Fancy Wall Papers, Brokaw Brow., 109 Main street, are now prepared to accommodate all who are in need of these goods. They also have a practical Paper Hanp'ef. wint whom- you can leave your orders, and special attention will be given to hanging, stamp Gold, Tints, Gild and Satin l*h{*§rs, &§-, and at die same time ^njrfttiht^efatisfAiioi.I^ Aj

My F«rK8». atop tint terrible cough if Von would Hi Void a consumptive's grave, ihis von can do by using- Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. 01: Golden Medical Discover)'. For curing all ihroat, bronchial and lung diseases it has never been equaled. For palpitation or frregnlar action of the heart i: is a never failing ••emedy.

If you suffer from ''cold in the head," or Catarrah, use Dr. Sage's Catarrar Remedy. It cures Avhen everytliing else fails. [23,dwlw *-et 1 "i-

rt?y u'lV%$C,

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Agricil-

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tore offer tjie. folio' miums in odditiOnio awarded at the fair to be held in ihis city

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Opening of imported and J»ev ork bonnets and hats, Tuesday and Wednesday, 29th and 30th of March, at,.JSj L. Straus' at 149^ Main street. :iM&

The half lias not been cold afout the attractive pattgjtis and low prices which now prevail ftt Rce's Carpet hitll. Be sure and go there fo.- carpets, all paper window shadsH, and all kinds of- house

Cona.aU Brokaw Bros.

.would dofweil„ta. ad^ertisienient there and buy them.

bkoteVdrchteing, and go

the Terre Haute House oV Saturday, April 9th, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. M., one trunk and contents, left withjpoM^I&f? rity for bo$r^]cpj^ '|^F Mrs. J. M. Simer-j al. T. C. Buntin, 25dl0d Proprietor.

Attrtifloif, Mittfefelaud ilousekeepere I JJow is the time to sell your Second-hand Furniture. So bripg it along and we will gua-amee the best pi ices in the market

HAYAT^A|tI|%|^#il

2o.dtf ^poui, Fourth street.

l*raiik Crawford has a full line of Misses colored Boots—llfejftffi g-een, auier^

and

^ronze-

Bargains In 61asnw«re, Queens^ ware and House-Furnisliing Goods« P. C. Clausen, ]&».*^lllftiu^UI>fl^1, Secqnd f51jf .Tl.i1d, will ^ell ills e.itl,-. stock jit co-t and below. Give him a cal and convince /ourself ,-hai goods are sold iheapJ CI 16d2w

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wenty-l'ict cent*:

liheraltjgfflas, ^fpiffug

{NotJce!—I will. »ell on wiihiAjiheiext tfiirty |ays, property, to-wit: One new iamily Carriage and Single Harn&^lney, wonted Buckboard, 1 Second-hana Buckboard, 1 Two-horse Wagon and Harness, single and double, 1 Saddle, etc. also one good Bay Horse, 8 vears old. Purchas«r*Tc*ll a my rcsidfenife, 1)n^North fourth street, 25,dtf C. N. Goulp.

Advertisements of lost"", "tound," etc.^.

.Wants, &c. "wants' for sale, will be inserted in the D^rnv

Express

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R. BCCREf.E'S,

FOB VLCIMINING,

Humbug,

Yon need not think it when we tell you, that the same kind of Corsets wesoi at $1,75 a month a^o, we are selling now for $1,25. Call and see for yourselves at Herz & Arnold's.

Corset for 50cts at i? T«ft»

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Who would not.stop to pick np a Dollar!—Yon can find money without stoping by buying your Skirts, (.'o sets, Gloves, Embroideries, Edgings, Jewelry, Switches,- Braids &c., Ac., a iler/ S Arnold's Skirt fstclorv 89 main sfeet. Thty aie selling cheaper than tlic cheapest

Bavr Yeakle have' secured th^services of a first class paper haijger, jpd a.e prepared to do ail work in Aat lipe promptly and at reasonable lites, "also oalsomining, plain or decorative"""7

Immense Stock of MiyinOTyfgoodfr 'In the leading and most approved styles «r rived, and for hale cheapo g. L. Straus &.Co s. dw3m. pajMaittftrcet

Sashes, Bows, and the RTOboiw to| make them from,the finest_,aiid jtr^r^s sortment, at less than gold price- at* rj L.SrR\cs .• t!w3m. "I49 ^1aiti ee^'

NO. 68 OHIO STREET,

New Attractions'.-^We wil. nis day open black gros-grain silks mnc 1 che^pet than they have ever been: offered iijrtiie city.

We "invite attention to a large lot o: line lustre* which are ordinarily worth §1.00 per yard but which being ver slightly damaged will: be sold -tor 2Scfc per vard. New goods received |aily a) Tueil, Ripley & Deming. -Jw-

Ma rch2'2 -dEw 1 w. A Lot of Lace Cot 16rs and andker chiefs^real cheap at C. Wiltig_&Co^s., No. 170 Main St., Demuig, block.^

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I f.—-If yon wan' anythbigt^^^foil have anything "ou want to ge. -nd of you have losu o:- found o^ytliing- jV fti' do anything or wan. anything done fayon, advertise in che 2o cen cdumn of the Express. It is the bes~ advertisement you can have for-the least mqnej'f^

Important to the People of Terr© Haute.—'There has arrived, and '.1 store from MaxviUe, by^.way, pf the .Wabash (across the new iron bridge) Gili China. Qneensware, Glass and Hobsis .burnishing Goods, (but no clothing) ru! 0." which is selling ac less than, atutklk poreliasevs ha ing ti?e righ. :o selec v,ha' they want and ge- perfed

selling at cost. atl39 Main •street, SsK Major B. Hudson. .v_. ....

Crackers of all kind* fre»h eve 'ydiy at the Union Steam Bake-v. Sugar, Coffee, Teft and Splccs, at the Union Steam Bakery. ..." &£& $5.50. Wo.50.—Bes. brands white whea. flour a. &5.50 pe barrel delivered free anywhere "r ih2 city a.- Tur|ier & Bnntin's, „co: ne- Seven-h Main st'-eet. '/f" 2!,-.

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Machines ?old on monthly pay meats al Lawrence's. No. 83 Main slree

quantity pf

Hpectacle-^ in assortment—-perfectly perfeeted—at le.-s than half the current-prices at John K. Freeman's, No. 6 fWnrren's Block.

Look at our new 25 cent Lace Collars. IIerz & Arnold.

Bargains! Bargains Besi Satinets black, brown ana *teel mixed at 65 a W it & 7 a in Str., Deminj? Block.

Bargaiu.s! Bargains! All winter goods sold regardless of cost viz. Shawls Furs. Blankets, Scarfc, Skirts eic. Yoacan get these goods at your own price. Call it

Wittig A Co's., 170 iIain|S|g.,|C!|i^u\gl Block. Bargains Bargains! Heavy double and twi^t Cotton Cassinieres at 40 cts. per yards at C. AVitltigt Co's., 170Mam Str.J Deming Block,

New Attachments for the Singer at Lawrence's, 83 Main street. FINE GBAIN1N«.

Best quality of 1 kiqdsat my Mtandrptfiie(: streets—also fresh! bhio rPo4 every day. Call and see foryonrself. dtf. J.Voras.

Pbintiho.—If yon want any kind of printing done, come to this offigejaajd look at the specimens we are daily turning out.

The cheapest codfish in the market atC.I.Rii

Notice VHRrMRPAtttMon called to Dooley's Baking Powder, the purest article of the kind ever manufactured. A great saving of money can be made in purchasing Dooley's Baking Powder, as one pound will last longer thai t*fpoUas tMrdibwy i#nufacture It cUmJl bk£*quS»d \fr Jrfking light sweet rolls, biscuits, waffles, corn bread, &c., &c., and is always ready, reliable and not affected by the action of the weather. For sale by' Grocers everywhere. 24,alw "The Same Old RtffiMU "Stli New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufactories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all. kinds.^ No. 98 Main, street. ^istrnraMf ofPlonywr tfirt^nlon Steam Bakery.

Ladies^ now is your time to leave your orders for nice Gaiters, for Bronze, Blue and Black Kid Sensation Walking Bctots. 22,olw I. K. Clatfelter.

Removed.—M. II. Waters, M. D., has removed his office 10 115 Main street, (be.ween 4th and 5th), and his residence p«hstreeLsefftfcf doo" south o/jpo^dar,

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ally, and with premp^ti&v>. Cracked Wheat and Oat Meal very low before moving. C. I. Ripley

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 Boeder1$ German Snuff. The article is one of great merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great is their confluence in its merits as a cure for the 6f tfmsiainttp afflicted, it

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Exact time, from Terre Haute Meridian, at 5, Warren Block. mar25 JOHll l|. FREEMAN.

HAUTE BRANCH OF TFB

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Central pffloe, Chicago.

CASH JANUAKf 14, ,266iSl «i

tlSTOE -STOCKBWiDBBS AT TERBE HAUTE. W. B. Warren, George Kerckhoff, Herman Hulman, Firman Nippert, Thomas H. Barr, 0'Boyle Brothers. John (J.-Grain,, Preston Hussey, Fred. A. RoSs, 'OwenTaller, A B. BartoA, J/H. O*Boyle, L. A. Bnrnett, .' A. Claussen, D. W. Minshall, C. M. Warren, J. B. Armstrong, F. V. Bichowsk Hosford & BOudinot,!

HOSFORD & BOUDINOT, Managers. feb7

^^All poraons hairing claimSragainst the late firm of Hiberrii^'er & Baiefsdorf will please present the same to Fred. Baiersdorf. at the "place "ofHtwsinegg of the late firm, tor settlement. Also, all persons knowing themselves indebted tp^aid firm are .equestea to call and.

Executrix o" Estate of Geo. Habermeyer, dec. m5dlm FRED. BAIERSDORF.

CRAIN DEALERS.

JOHN HAN EY,

Comipssion Merchant,

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warding goods.

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Tailors, Shoemakers and' oth^-s wili find a good supply of Tliread and Silk a S in of 8 3 a in

Pjerfectsd .^KcrrA*a^a=rTJto.ift^epre^ sented to us that pedlars and otheta are elling sp#ctadtMT. %f»^^nting then as ours—perfected spectacle^. All such are imposters, as S. B. Freeman, at 1/il Main street, is the pnly peison ^^arii^d to sell our perfected spectjfl9W -ar Vigo countv. Ind. IyAZARUB & Morris.

detail Dealer in

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Grain. Cant

Strict attention paid to receiving and forielMwtf

AILROAI AGENCY James H. Turner, Agent for the C. C. C. & illefontain) having moved ot turner St- Buntin. corefa, will give through reif Hrodu.ce and Merchan (grain in bulk

Railway.'(Late] ihij office ner7th an S^t^rinsf^^^^^ew^Engra-nd Towns, fireight as low as by any other line, and

AssetsJan.

I Jjal3d3m

New E

oetfidtf Corner 7th and Main street

LUCHAMP,

O rATTOttHKY A,T ISAW 141 MAIS"STREET, UP STAIRS." Lfifkl AiiroIfrr Loans Neqotiated, Estates Managed, ,ttni4on Sgiven ko. Gollectionst i#toHciteu^from non-re iidents.

WAITED!

ONLY SS CEBmi!

CMEAPEWOUGH

Dt YOU WANT HELP? ADTEBTlSE Ht THE ESntESS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE? A»Tnof» mw B# Yotf Wwit to. Siy or Sell?

ABTCBTHK IX TIE EXPBE8R.

H&T6

Ton Property fbr Sale! ADYEBT18E THE EXFEES8. THE EXPRESS having the larsest home oiroal action ,,is tht best medium s^ 'nre joar Vantr by idvertisinffi bow »ut rates so low that there is no"exer.le for not making known your wantb. Advertisemen of Honses "Wanted," "For Sale" and '"For Rent," "Help Wanted," "Rooms'to Let, 'Situation Wanted,"' "Propertyfor Sale," "Boarding,''' ost." "Found," "Strsred, nal," tfco., will be in*nrred f°. 25 CEi.TS A DAY!

These term* are applicable to all advertise ments of the abore clnsx, five lines and nnder.

rx"

Have Yon Houses or

WANTED—At

eCiaTAgent.

M. T. Moudy & Co., successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, #heitf ad^oar old, as well as new, custoawrs^wli* Rsjaheerfully received. In our new place we always have something new to show our customers. Our stock consists of many little and big items, something to amuse our chewers, smokers and lookers-on. Our stock ofPlug. Si^okine, a^d-^^Finecat. totfacco, Hp^fSmikers articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and complete. All persons looking for the weed, orsomething nice for a holiday present, will please give us a call.

Rooms

advertise in the expkkss. ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY. Parties wishing to advertise iu the EX PRESS, and living at a dlsts.iee a office, can iaelose their advertisement in an envelope, ivitli tiie nece-saw pay, nud for ward the same to us n-oi-ico ie Po««.o.Vi-.

L08T-W

LOST—FDRFnr

COLLAR-On Friday, 011 Fifth

street or on Oak, between Fifth and Seventh. a Mink Collar. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at this office 28-2t

WANTED.

WANTED.—A

good Girl to do general

housework, middle aged woman ferred enquire at corner of Second and

the Itfauona' House imaie

diately, 2 Dining Room Girls, .'.Pastry Cook, 1 Man to drive ou: ieara -he highes' wages will be oaid. .-y

Fni-bi

WffiTdgo Auction^lwom, oh price guaranteed.

at Ha

Second-hand

FOR SALE.

FertySALE—AT

OR LOW FIGURES—The prop known as the Vigo Foundry and Ma_ chine Shop, now occnpiea by Seath, Hager & Co., will fib sold atlow figures and on reason able terms. Also a house on North Third street will be sold low for cash. Enquire at once of ANDREW GRIMES, Agent. 28-dlm J10R SALE—LOTS—In addition 1.0 argp __ number of desirable lots in Jewett iAadition, we offer nine choice lots on south 6tb and Gulick streets three of these lots h'ont Eeet on 6th street, and sis of them front iipUth ofl Gulick street the lots are desirable ano will be sold on reasonable terms. MERE DITH & KEELER. n22d8:

FORSALE—MAPLEBriggs,

MOLASSES-Juht -e

ceived at White corncr4th an Cherry streets, at $1,50 per gallon. 21d3t

Twelfth street, two squares north of tho Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, convenient to the depot: for particulars enquire at JOSEPH GROVER'S. coj^ier.pf Wabash and Sixth, or the premises. ui8

rstreet.onthe

»R SALE—Hoase and Lot on South Fourth house is of brick, almost tfew, and ingood Tepair: an extra bar vain will be given enquire of G. H. BASCOM. mil

FORofSALE—House

street, between 6th and 7th street en quire JOSEPH McFARLAND. Jdtf

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

TEBSEHiUVE

Or/

Corner of Fifth and Main streets,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Affords facilities equaljo any in the West fc

70,

jforth -Haute,

$kWQMQ

1,1870, $13,OO0i6O0!

A-^iTitw

B. B. MYBICK, Gen'l Agt. Agt!

Business College

Practical Instruction it^JBookKeeping, Penmanship, and Arithmetic, And all other departments Of Accountantship

Students can enter at any time. Each stu dent receives private instructions. College Journal, with full information as to the course of instructions, qualifications for enterin necessary expenses, bc., will be forwarded any address on application to the Principals. aug25dw3m GARVrv OWEN

DYERS.

Dyeing,

scouring,

RE3sro"V-A»TX3sra-a In all its Branches, at

H. F. Reiner's Dye House,

Main St., bet. 6th and 7th. sepl7d2m

Hil.

SMITH, Chemioal Dye Works, Second street, between Main

and Cherry, adjoining the Stewart House. Dyeing in all its branches, such as Shawls, Ribbons, Silk of all kinds. Merino and DeLaihe, Dresses, Curtains,- Plumes, Lace, Velvet, Parasols and Fringes. Partieul ar at tention paid to Cleaning and refinishing, without damaging the colorsAsuch articles as Crepe Shawls, Silk Dresses, Merino and DeLain Dresses, Broche Shawls, Cashmere Shawls Cloaks, Carpetsand Piano Covers, Cleaning o: Gents' Coats, Pahts, and Vests neatly done.

WOOD AND WILIOW WARE. J. W. MAN1), at No. 9 Mais street, near the river, is now manufacturing Wood and Willow Ware of all kinds, such as Tubs, Churns and Cedar work of all kinds, StepLadders, Ironing Boards, Lap Boards, every variety of Baskets, fancy and covered, and will pay strict attention to repairing in both branches of this business. All articleasold at Faetary prices, and anything made to order, no matter what shape or size.

I have a full line of Family Groceries, as low as the lowest. A large lot of Early Rose Potatoes on hand at a low priec.

J, W.MANb,

feb25-dlmwly No. 9 Main Street.

QITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that b7 a resolution of the City Council ef ™erre-Haute,-at their 'regular meeting, held on the 15th 3cy of March, 1870, the time for paying City Taxes for the year. I860, without penalty, has been extended to the Third Monaay in April, being the 18th day of said mon.h. A.l Taxes not paid on,said day will be Delinqnert and the trimalfy attached.' __ 5 3 jVTABCTT.® SCFOEMEHL, ml8dW City Treasurer,

LAW OFFICE AND HEAL ESTATE ytGENCl^ IfEBEDlfH & ... K.IS at U« ui

Seal

£stat« A^entg,

OMHEK MAllV AHD THIBB UTS. Hi TEBRE HAUTE, IND. H. J. KEELER, Notary Public.

DKY COODt.

Warren, Hoberg & .Co.,

SUCCESSORS TO

B33S-A.IjU SC CO.

Ww WiUopen torday,

for

Rent?

1 pre I Mul

Bl»pk ©ro Grain Silks

AT $1.50 PER YARD '. i. (Former prioe $2.60- ,t I. :fl

AT $2.00 PER YARD! -Former price $3.00.

A handsome line bought during the recent decline in Oold!

White Pipues& Marseilles

50 pieces at 25c per yard, farmer price 40 cents. 50 pieces at 35c per yard, former price 00 36 pieces at 60c pe: price 86

•fii

cents. ir yard, former cents.

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

i*i »"«t

WAEEEN,HOBERG & CO. Corner 4th and Main Streets. itqntii'- v*

u'*

r,\

%*1» tt?- £n^

and Lo'. No. 68 Eagle

%3^a ui""/.r( -J 0 \ijk» wife, it as l-tf* iiajrtJ.

5 til 1 ''1

i=i^.3sros. I

THE CELEBRATED KNABE,

Steek'a,

.y A 5 jfcypiS Patent Cyelold.

and other first-class Makers

In all the esaential points to

lowest discounts* it secures

abroad.

be united in

making a truly first-class instrument, these Pianos nave earned for themselves a reputation regardless of Foreign Ribbon Decorations, Ac.,

Ac., that places them

WITHOUT RIVALS

Whil4

the following important con

siderations are offered:

likewise,al

ways the most choice instruments. 2d. Occupying the extensive building of my own, thus saving the costly rents also beinu able to' attend personally to the tuning and repairing, enahles me to offer to buyers such superior instruments which simply are below competition of any other ^dealer

here

MERCHANT TAILORING.

1(|

os:-

'jetv

"s it it A1 f.

'tTC

MUSICAL.

L. KISSNER'S

Palace of Music,

full assortment of the celebrated Sdvet

Tou*uo

if!*?**

Organs and Melodeoite

Constantly on hand also.Sheet Music,Instruction Bookstand every variety of Smaller Musical Instruments.

When needing any article in the Music lin Send orders or call at

Headquarters of the Music Trudf,

1ST TERBE HAUTE. jy

Kissner's Palace of Music,

VHo. 48 OHIO 8THEET, ''(Opp TKIM HAUTE, INR. N. B.

All kinds of Instruments repaired.

NEWJFIRM.

The undersigned, having associated them 3elves nnder the firm name of Bartlett A

101

Co.

will carry on the Book, Stationery, Notion and Faney Goods business at the ola stand,

Main street,where they will shortly put in the largest stock of goods in their line, ever offered to the public

this city.

Having increased facilities for doing so, they will their goods at bottom riees,andpurchase

pledge themselves to supply their

rtrons. wholesale or retail, at the lowest (ores the market ean afford. 0. BARTLETT. feb22dtf

The

GEORGE C. DDY.

TO CONTRACTORS.

Direotors

of the First National Bank

of Greeneaatle, Ind.,- will

rective

proposals

until 'pHtsday, the 5tk day of April, 1870, At their Banking offiee, for the erection of a New Bank Building.

Plans and specifications may be seen at their officein Greeneastle, and at the office

.'V It I lilv Je

Cassimers,

Cloths,

t«ed» fteeh win

BETTER BARGAINS

Than has been offered since the war: also a .-ova nice line nt -as#.-.- •r.'' ./

Shirts,

No. 79 Main Street,

marlldw2m

?*4

^viea—

a: a

W. H. BANNlSipjpg -a* .'tpr *h Is now receiving the largest and iietVsefft^d stock of Spring

.visi-. 4 ... 8^, i.i•/ i.':

'•jr. j$EOv,

That he has ever bronghc- to ihis marketr1These Med» ft—h wAyyMil having heen bought sins&theareat decline in prices, will enableIHwfolPre his customers

Hosiery, Neckties,, Handkerchiefs,! &c., &c.,$sn*t

J- '^3-'

ll-

&e.,

l.tte-u

At Low Figures!

.. Y.' llfi "1

•••••••••.

All persons wantinganything in his line are respectfully solicited to call and examine his Stock, at .to,-

!i fm •f 1H s^4

DRY GOODS.

u:»

'wli I

•w -410

Hew York Store,

rv- r.ra (.• it'. rv

"Vff asst.-. 73 Main SitcfiPt. '4 it i!

Terre Haute, Indiana.

iii

On© Oily!

•. w£i

:ift

»a"

-1 i&iffiuzQ fi.'ii'

I-

•Aj-.asfeiu f. -i i«.... As the time for the Spring trade approaches

we wonld direct the

wantof

(tttei^iap of ^nrtie?

...rr.-VT?-',

v/.,V»V

DRYG00DS

To oar largr^ and well iisaorted ^tock

Brown Sheetings, Bleached Muslins, Ginghams,

flannels.

J'"£

Tickings,

tenm ... Checks, *,4G*ri Hickorys, a "."Tweeds,

Bed Spreads,. Coverlets, Carpet warp,

Jeans,

ih&A

Cotton Chain. Table Linen, Napkins, *1*

I Notions,

'j-tu. Fancy Ctoods, Gloves,

^*4Hosiery &

DRESS GOODS,

7 '4 »!.•

ScCS

ScO.

mid .-•is Ut'.U:'}

sa"

MB.--

ti. mirn.' 1 A -mttsA

'fti la vi*. 11. i¥

Our aim to offer the

Best ^"bargains!

In the Dry Goods line has secured for us

large trade,nnd

we shall

Continue to

bzf

interest

Lowest Prices, J^ait' lealing and kind treatment. ."•JH

JUSTICE TO ALL

Is the motto of tho

P/J ss^tr

NEW YORK STOKE,

Mite"

!*.

73 MA IU STREET, al

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

ATTORNEYS.

JOBK P. BAIRD,

rlTARLKS rUDPT.

AIRD it CROFT.

j''ji

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Owe*—No.

82Main Street,up stairs.

ZENAS SMITH, Attorney and CotmB^^af Liiw. Oflee oa Ohio St., next te Jadge Pattern's.

In offering my services

to the*

Terre-Haute and vicinity,

reasonably expect a

when

HJ.

A. Vrydagh, Architect, Terre Haute, Ind. The Board of Directors reserve the right to "nriMtd' °r""Ir^ME^LLEN.

Cashier.

citizens of

leel that

miiy

small

ehar# of

it fs

patrefiase,

considered that as a

mag^mrle I

have served this community twelve years. Terre-Haate,January27,1870- VA.?- ht'

KEELPR,, ...... Notary Public Cemr

Kate n4 Tlitrd Street^ •Terre-Haate,lad. feblltlly

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