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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEBBE-HAPTE, IJTP.

Tuesday Morning, March 29, 1870.

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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

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

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The City and Vicinity*

Ira Dei-aik* don't want to go for a legislator.

The

feeders at the NaU WoftWeht

to work yesterday at the reduced rot#,.

ladles of Absury Chapel give a

.supper, with free admission, in the basement of the Church, thin evening.

The

tubes and machine?* for boring

the salt well arrived yesterday, and operations will commence in afew days. T" J,-

Mayor's Court.—One drunken and two women of ibad character wefre sent to jail yesterday for non-payment of fines assess©!. ,s •. *S

Norvili.e

Journal.

W. CdmbUNQS, Esq., Sheriff

John H. Tate, AudiWr of Parke county, and Dr. Rice, of Rockville. were in the city yesterday.

The

Council ought to pass an ordinance

requiring permits for the section 9f buildings. Such a course would make a very valuable record, if nothing else.—

Yes, and so handy for itemj!

Stevens sends a message requesting us to say that he is pleased with Jhis change from our county jail to that'of Ifarke, and that he intends to await &is 'trial with contentment and good behliVior, notwithstanding the stories wliicfi aS afloat respecting his conduct- during his confinement .. .'tdlM

The Spring Term of the Civil Circuit Court, Judge Patterson, opened yesterday. The causes set for the first day were disposed of and a few unimportant trials had. The second day's causes were called for issues, af{t,.ir which the court adjourned There are some three hundred cases on the docket.

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The Board,

The

Trade will be organ

ized at Dowling Hall thi3 evening. All who have subscribed their names, and others who may wish to join, aire requested to be present. Let there be a full attendance in* order that the njwemem may start in the right minner.lHCI .11

The next term of the Indiana State University, at Bloomington, will begin on the 8th day. of April next. The tuition is free. At this term a class in Military Science and Civil Engineering will be organized, under Col. James Thompson U. S. A. An advertisement appears in this morning's paper.

joint debate between Alpha

Dela Phi and Philomattliean Literary Societies will take'place this evening at the Normal building. We are requested to state that none but those having invi tations will be admitted. Debate com mences at eight o'clock, promptly, and promises to be of interest.. •.

Spelling

Contest.—Trustee Naylor'

spelling school will take place at School House No. 4, Sufcar "Grove, near A' Pegg's, on Thursday afternoon, Commencing at one o'clock. We are requested to state that the Directors .will be present and that teachers desiring to apply for engagements will do 'Well to be in attendance.

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Billiards.—In the contest at billiards lnkt niglit at Joe Kern's Saloon, between Ackerman, of Ohio, and Garrett, of Indi ana, two gtimes of 500 each were played, both of which were won by Ackerman. The largest run in. the first game, 67, was made by Garrett. In the second game the largest run, 278, was made by Ackerman, winning the game by 18 points.

Build More Housfs.—The need of dwelling houses, especially of small cottage houses, has been severely felt the past Fall and Winter, and as Spring advances doubtless the try will becomfc more general. Already every available house in the city is occupied, and numbers are boarding who would prefer having homes of their own. The coming season will bring large additions to the mechanical and laboring portion of our community, and theyiUhst havet house? in which to live. There will be men of means coining here to cast their destinies with the fortunes of '-our gtowing city but it is not so important to provide lor them. They can select their own sites and build for themselves. Tenement houses are what we want. The owners of real esyjte^and capitalists will stand much iu .ti&il owji ligfct, aMJntlict a lasting injury upon the prosperity of the city if they tlo «6t de\*St% a'^ottidn of their lands and capital to the erection of dwellings which can be rented to men of small mealiis at' prices which W^ll enable them to reside here wifh their fainilies.

Indiana—Har $pnrteg Tratf e. [continued.]

THE WE8TERlt MApHfNX WOBfc^ SINK^E I

DAVIS, iNIMAKAPOUB:

As Irom time to time we present these reviews we trust our readers will remember that they have been prepared with ipucji care. Us- not^a if'it is yj^K^ibl^tha^toen'' gientsgn^riJccttioniily wWi ed that special care is taken to guard against them. Hence the reader may" rely upon them as a fair showing of the various enterprises to whicj JhfX-jKS de-.

ofid-joaa traOAora

This week the house of Sinker & Davis, Indianapolis, will occupy our space allotted to this purpose. This establishment is one of the first of its kind in the State, and one .which is widely known not only

Indiana, but also, we might say throughout the west. Their business extends into theJStates of Illinois, Ohio, Mia-, sourij ^aA&w, Nebfiisky.'MnnesotaJ lowai Wisconsin, Michigan, and even as far west as California. The well known in tegrity of Mr. Sinker, who for twenty years has been engaged in the business, combined with the excellent quality of the work done at their works during these years, have justly given them one of the largest trades of anv house in the State and perlmps in th^ AUt.

The great speciality of the firm is portable and stationary steam engines. As ,aaroof in theiuc pyil.cifii, ftifB&fr* toW aitilli that they have

fifteen or more

any engine i^-tis6." iTowele^ ^eil'these claims can be established we may conclude at least that then- engines are first class. They are now using the Bellis Governor jn regulating their speed

By his magnanimous liberality with his employes heretdfo^e, Mr. Sinker has become a general favorite among machinists where he is known, and thus the house is always able to command superior workmen. While perhaps steam engines constitute the largest of a single branch of their business, yet they are manufacturing a variety of other machinery, among which their circular saw mills deserve special notice. These mills are made with a heavy wood frame, with iron trim, mings. The form is very compact and the machine is a powerful one. They claim it is perfectly solid at the highest speed of the saw. The saw mandrel is three and one-fourth inches in diameter, claimed to. be of the best wrought iron, with a carriage twenty-four feet lblig.— Their three styles of reliable head blocks, of which one is a screw, aiid the other two are lever, nev6r fail to make lumber of uniform thickness, and as every precaution i3 taken to secure good material and workmanship, as a result accuracy, simplicity and durability are attained. Perhaj» of three styles of head blocks that they. ate using the Stiley patent is the best This block makes uniform lumber of any required thickness, cutting accurately from One to oneraifteentlt wf an'* inch. Each mill is"supplied with a complete outfit of everything required about a mill of this kind, together with belting,

Another braneh of the business is the supplying ~o£ ^patent extfagtorp .ipr, the* purpose separating theklime fr«mjthe. Water before it enters the boiler. Those Who have any experience with boilers know that the constant incrustations Which will gather upon the inner surface Where our well water is used, is a great Source of annoyance. These extractors have been foUna very satisfactory in overcoming this trouble, besides making the boiW last •much long'ef. The lime is very easily removed froiii Tlid extftiction and is easily managed without delaying the machinery. A person who is using steam cannot ,,welL afford to, do \yit one, when £he wafei1 deposits much of'a sediment. They are selling two kinds of these extractors at this establishment: the Hboston patent and the Still well'patent. They are both very good.

Still another valuable invention which this houses is furnishing is a low'water detector. This is simply a steam whistle With attachments epmanagjed that the instant the water 'Secotnes too low in the boiler an alarm is given through the whistle. With this attachment on a boiler there need be no danger from ac cident on account of Jow, wate^* They can be attached so thai tlfe* alarm"

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of them run

ning in various manufacturing establishments in Indianapolis alone. It is to be doubted if any house in the country can show a better record than this. They claim that their engines cannot be excelled in tMeit proportions, finish, working and durable qualities, and that they give more power on the least amount of fuel of

i. OgirUABY.

Water

line will be some distance above the flues, thus preventing them from burning, a thing which ruins so'irlatiy btilersl sPBfe cheapness, simplicity and gjreat utility, of their detectors, commend them to every one using steam. They furnish two kinds: Ashcroft's patent and JJassev's patent, In this ^connection we will speak of their glass water guages.— They consist of a glass tube, into which the water from the boiler rises to a level with the inside, thus showing the height of the water in the boiler. Besides these various pieces, thby make a great' deal of Work necessary in .fitting up machinery, such as shafting, pulleys, boxing, sc.

From our limited space wejiave omit ted many piece^ of work that" might be spoken of at some* length, but enough has been said to cite vinCe the careful reader that he need not go out.^f the^aje for (his class of machinery.

Discharged.—

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Charles

Wilson, who

Was'arrested on Saturday, on suspicion'oif being one of the men engaged in the robbery of Fred Hoff, Friday night, hgd ah examination hefpre the Mayor,, yesterday morning, and was disc|jarged. No further arrests have been made, nor any clue gained us to the perpetrators of tlte bold

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Carpentry.—We ask attention to the card of Wood A Mills, carpenters and joiners, who are prepared to do-all kinds of work in their line, and guarantee satisfaction, both as to excellence of work and in the prices charged, GiveJtheifa a cafll.

Supper.- -The Ladies of Asbury M. Et Church will give a supper of Oysters, and good things generally, in the basement of die church, this evening. No admission fee. Come one and all Committee.

Ladies, if you wish to witness the Cheapest Dry Goods, the fastest selling and the liveliest Auctioneer ever junjped. on a counter, 'be sure and attend t|»* Ladies' Safe of Dry Gbods at Troy's Auction Store, on Main^treet, between Third and Fonrth, this afternoon at two o'clock. -s,"» 2$,d3t

DEATH OF COT.." GILMORE.

&c.

Besides

these circular saw mills, they also manufacture Miilay safr and grist mill machinery, including all gearing and trimmings for the same. In fact, mill gearmings ing constitute fa large portion of their trade.

"ljcivei h»Tth(ir4ilu And flowers to wither at tbe North winds breath, a

Charles Gilmore calls fprth 'our heartfelt sympathy, and we feel that we must say anmyttiing particularly about it. He passed throdgh our city in November las%|Sbt fiom ^e of Colorado —where he had gone to regain his heathon his way to Maine to visit his

mother.

dying

The change of climate, fatiguing

-journey and suffering moreover from a disease which had long been preying upli^italrt soof^rfas-ked himself in his line of duty in waiting upon his mother—and it done its work of death upon his delicate frame. All that could be, was done by physicians and friends bdtWLord fcferwbdatf/ftit yes, and in his mercy, -was pleased to remove him.

No friends of his distant home, except his brother Luther, of this city, were present toa&xnApany hfifl down ftito the valley of the shadow of approaching death, but Brother Masons hovered round his couch, and performed befitting rites and ceremonies at the grave*of oiu* tfccui* Ow dead, though the distant soil of JMaine claims all that was mortal of

out brother.

His

body #ith,that.of his mother reposes at Still Water Cemetery. There is nothing that takes away half so

much,

the sting,

|feel on |t|f ctf fti^nds by

death, as to be able to visit oft and sit down by that spot where they lie. This swMtprivilige we must forever forego.— The only reflection that assuages our anguish, is that death had no terror for him —he knew that he must die, and felt that the everlasting arms Were about him, and that his feet were placed upon the Kock Of ages. Constitutionally frail, he yet exhibited an energy of purpose, a firmness of principle, a magnamnity in despising difficulty, danger, suffering and death, that cannot but move the sympathy of all who knew him. With great earnestness and elevation of character he displayed a childlike docility in the discharge of the humblest duties: and in the.sweet and ender dev,otedness, the soft and clinging affection he had for his mother, it would not'be saying too much to add that his soul was pure gold—that every throb of his heart allied him to everything good and noble—but alas,] as much as we loved him and valued his friendship, his love we have lost it, it is enough. We trust in G6d. He doeth all things well. He is only lost to us, upon earth, to befound when we are all called upon to know our

**e is not dea3fhe is but sleeping ,.V The cold, cold grave only keeping, The dust to dust returning. Death could notclaim the soill immortal, For angels from the heavenly portal

Bent over with eager yearnuig, A. -i. '.

Iiadies, yonr attention is once more called: to C. P. Troy's Auction Store, on Main 'street, between Third and Fonrth where he has received and will open this morning a splendid line of those Irish Poplins, in all shades, also a fine lot of Colored Lustres and Empress Cloths, &c, which will be sold each afternoon at two o'clock, without regard to cost. 29,d3t 11

A few more of them. .t ,.

"UMAX*-

A little better in quality..! A greater variety.^, Vety much below any one else. The Garden Tools—Bakes, Hoes, &c.

Jones

29,d?t

cV Jones.

A ft'w ,t» '»^n ilt) tfi-u

Dr. W. E. Kosseter has returned froifi'lhe East, and is now ready to receive all calls for Dentistfyf Vhich his friends, and all Avho wish good work, may favor him with.

For Pure Maple Sugar—Go to J. E. Voo^es^ phfy

4th and

5tlf. [29,d2t

New Shawls and Dress Goods arriving daily at the Buckeye* Cash Store—the place for.bargains.

W. S.

dlt

Ryce

& Co.,

Main, corner Sixth street.

Bjnckeye Cpsh Store—Will receive on consignment, in a few days, to be sold for account of whom concerned—the largest and best line of

Hosiery

ever offer-

in this market, embracing Ladies, Gtnts, and Misses, in British, French and German'good*. As these goods must be sold ait once, prices will be marked accordingly. So look out for bargains.

W'. S.

Ryce

& Co

29, d2t '/^Main, corner 6th street.

Bla^ik

Notes,

in single sheets and

bound in small books, on sale at the Daily Express

Steam Printing Establishment.

Binding.—We have secured a first diss binder, and having recently made additions to our stock of binding materials, are now prepared to attend to all orders promptly and guarantee satisfaction. Gather up your magazines and brins: them in., s' A 1 (.

Closing Ont Sale at Major B. Hudson's.—In order to close out my entire stock of house fnrnishing goods, I will offer for the next ten days, goods at less prices than tbey can be imported for today, viz: Ironstone China eq setts forty six pieces $3.00 ironstone China dinner plate*per sett 60 cents ironstone China tea plates per sett 40 cents: good glass tumblers per sett 30oents good glass gobjlete per sett op good glass stand coal oil lamps, each 30 cents best French China tea setts $7.00 and every article in store marked down to importing prices. Call while you can get great bargdtfts at 139 Main street.

March28-d&wlw.

Envelopes, with card of business or profession meatly printed in the corner, on sale at

only

$3,00

a thousand,

PerwM i» search Cloths, Hattinga, SVindbw would do well to consult Brokaw Bros, advertisement before pnrcbasing, and go there and boy them.

idow,

the' Terre Haute flouse onV-JBatnrdajr, April 9th, 1870, at 10 o'clock a^m., one trunk and contents, left with me HRjP! ritv for board bill, by Mrs. J. M..Simeral. T. C. Buntin, 25dl0d Proprietor.

Who woald not stop to pickapa Dollar?—You can find money without stoping by buying your Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Embroideries, Edgings, Jewelry, Switches, Braids &c., &cv at nold's Skirt factory 89 main street. They are selling cheaper than the cheapest.

Frank Crawford has a full Iwie^ Jliiases colored Boots—lis to 2s blue, green, quier, purple and bronze.

Bargains in Glassware, Queensware and Honse-Fnrnfehiig 6ood»«-^ F. C. Claussen, No. 70, Main St. between Second and Third, will sell his entire stock at cost and below. Give him a call and convince yourself that ^good3 are sold cheap. 16d2w. r— Hi N

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Concert.—The Passive Members fc|f the Msennerchor are invited to attend the Monthly Concert to be held on Monday night at the Turner Hall.

By or^ler pf the Msennerchor. Herman Raabe, Sec'y..

Great redutionin prices of Corsets at Herz & Arnold's.

Wants, &c. Advertisements of "wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc., will be inserted in the DailyExpress for

weMy-five cents. j| S

R. BUCKELL'S,

Opening of imported and New York bonnets and hats, Tuesday- and Wednesday, 29th and 30th of March, at S. L. Straus' at 149 Main street, ma

Immense Stock of Millinery goods in the leading and most approved styles ar~ rived, and for sale cheap at

0. Oiliu Si'i-EKT^

Bakvi-i iit o. llot-fcel.c:- and Stationers 101 Main -^11 eel, are now receiving their Spring stock. They say they, have purchased largely siiioe the recent decline in Gold and that they will be able to give their patrons bargains such as they have not berti favored with, sinoe the war. At all events, it will be. safe for those wishing to buy anything in theix. line to give them a call, as possibly they may tell the truth. Their store is opposite the new Opera House. ,d2t. -r—T-TT-—

It is the best advertisement

ypu can have for the least n|on^ j-»

FOR CALCIMINING,

Important to the People of Terre, Haute.—There has arrived,, and instore from

Maxville,

by way of the

PAPERING, ANP

at the

Daily ExpressSteam Printing Lstablish-

"ient'f —-ff TfT~" Mvsi^A^D&nHlet j^»nr sheet music lay around loose, to be mutilated and defaced, but do as oth«r» are doing, bring it to this office and have it bound in neat, substantial binding for a small sum.

Thomson & Laligdon's "filove fitting" Corsets in great variety at Herz & Arnolds.

The Skeleton Corset (sometlnBg in the Corset line) at Herz & Arnold's.

Wabash

(across the new iron bridge) Giit 'China, Queensware, Glass and House Furnishing Goods, (but

110 clothing)

selling at iess than

all of which.i^

auction prices

pur

chasers having the right to select what thev want and get

pcrfect goods,

selling at cost,

as Km

at 139 Main street,

n'mvi.fjiJM Major B.

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

Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Spiccs, at tin Union Steam Bakery. r*

$5.50, $5.50.—Best brands wiite wheat flour at $5*60 per barrel delivered free anywhere in the city at Turner & Buntin's, corner Seventh and Main street.'* r-

Machines sold oit monthly pavmeats at Lawrence's, No. 83.Main street

Spectacles.—The largest quantity of spectacles in assortment—perfectly per fected—at less than ha If the current prices at John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Block. ____

Look at our njew 25 cent La Cellars

Herz

Arnold.

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 & CoS 170 Main Str., De&ing Block.

Bargains 1 Bargains Heavy double and twist Cotton Cassimeres at 40 cts. per yards at C. "Witttig Co's., 1^0 Main Str., Deming Block, ,n h"

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

FINE GRAmiTG.

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

Perfected Spectacles.—It is represented to us that pedlars aricf ottiere are selling spectacles, representing them as ours—perfected spectacles. All such are imposters, as 9. R- Freeman, at 161 Main street, is the only person authorised to sell our perfected spectacles in Vigo county, Ij}d. Lazabto&Mobbis.

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Ton need not think it Is ^i^nbni when we tell you, thpfth! sjbiej&ind

Embroideries.—A large stock of new and well selected patterns just received, and marked down to the lowest point at Herz & Arn

New Goods at [Arnold's.

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

The cheapest codfish in^fti^'ImirkieV at C. I. Ripley's

"The Same Old Regiment with New Shoes.,,—Frank Crawford is daily receiving iJeW Eroids frokn the' mafnui&otories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main street.

Best Brands ofFlonr Steam Baker v.

Cracked .Wheat low before moving.

to hariffii 1 Satqi Pa:

3. L. ^Straus& Co's. 149 Main street.

dw3m. -4

Sashes, Bows, and the Blbbohs to make them from,the line-t and largest assortnieut, at Ies ili.in y«ui itw 6t" 1. Sr«.vi: a t.'i's. lw3ni. l'J Main ^.leet.

guarantee safisfaction

My Friend,

If you suffer from "cold in the head," or Catarrah, use Dr. Sage's Catarrah Remedy. It cures when everything else fSils. ^3,dwlw

Catarili,v(?old iii Hlie Head, Bad Breath, Pain in tlie Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of. the Nose and Head can be completely cured by the use of

German Snuff.

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

If.—If you want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if you have lost Or found*anythingjrWant to dp anything or want anything done for you, advertise in the 25 tient colfltah of the Express.

MARRIED.

'DAVIS —DUDLEY—At the residence of Hon. ft, SntherlaifalJigaTis,'Illinois, on Saturday the'26th insfcTby 116v."W. W. Curry, of this Edwm. A..Davia, Esq,^-of Indianapohs, and Miss Annie

ix.

A constant sufip^ lQfif^QaSidKit South 4th street, near tne Engine House, by GEORGE L.|BIjii§LERy

.1 COU

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INDIANA

STATE UNIVERSITY,

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. The next Term will begin qa the 8th day of April, 1870. Tuition l?ree. A, class Military- Science ifrid^Civil Engineering will be organized this term under Col* James Thomp* son, U. S. A. ROBERT C. FOSTER. »li

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Corsets we sold at $i-,?5 a-montn ago,lV^ are selling now for $1,25. Call and see for yourselves at -Herz & Arnold's.

A Whalebone Corset for^Qet*r#t Here & Arnold's.

new prices at Herz &

Best quality of Fresh Meats ot all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage ev —0RIS

TCClo uiau utoii vitiv ui «v

Printing.—If

you want any kind of

at the Union

I Removed.—M. H. Waters, M. D., has removed his office to 115 Main street, ^between 4th and 5th), and his residence to 3d street, second door south of Poplar, where the patrons^ of Homeopathy will fin^intre^«'U)Li|e ^cofe^idiv al^f,i iuia %HI t:

Wall Papers-—Having received their new supply of Spring Patterns in Plain and Fancy Wall Papers, Brokaw Bros., 109 Main street, are now prepared to accommodate all who are in need of these goods. They also have a practical Paper Hanger, with whom you can leave your orders, and special attentionjjrill ]be given ilffiflnd

Jlaeder's

The article is-one of great

merit, and is ev§MecanMuended by some otSur |e£(MgpnpicianB swgr'eai| fe %heir cinfinaiceSir itsKmerits'as feure foSr' the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs but 35 cents and will do you good.

Trait1X-'.^^peoial Agent.

[esale and Kef ail,

hayfiTew#! ^h^r^al^roomf al House Block on Sixth street tortMceilrhfeii

bacconist, ha tb National f--,— ..._ bppo&itC Postdmce^ivhfei'e ali '(ifir old, as well as new, c|istonaei-9vwill be cheerfully received. In* our n^w place we always have something new to show our customers. Our stocBjoitf|£s mfti^ little end big it^n^, atnose our chewers, smokers and lookers-on. Our stock- qfPljtig, Smoking(autl J?inectit tobacco, Pipes, Smokers'- articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars, ^..ja^ft/ull and complete. All piersons looking Tor the weed, or something nice for.^ holiday, present, will please give us a call.

Sec'y Indiana Univ'ty.

mat29dltw2t Ri A", WOOn. K. T. MILLS.

W WOOD & MILLS,

Carpenters, ilihI^ oiners,

Cor. Sixth muL^JJierry St a.

Tei

T^RR^IIAUTE BRANCH

OP THK

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Hosfoild A OEfoSFi feb7

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Je%iMfbffice, Chictig'd.

CASH ASSETS, JANUARY 14, 1S70 $1,360,260 48.

or.

list

stoc:

EES jLT®TEBRE HAUTE, efcofe# Klrckhoff, Firman Nippert, oyle Brothers,

W.B^Wirfe Herman Hulmaa Thoma" H- Barr.

loss. ''OVen .J. ll. O'liojle,,

itropg, F. v. iiicnowsKy.

oTiea'

AH WifiSsf hen in AW Me rm of HaBertejtr & Bitiertaorf wflf please firm present the same to

red. Baiersdorf, at ihe "at% firm. for «ettlenojrinc thrffirtiflves are reqnested to call and

indebted to sam firm are reqnested to settle j'YcrnVRIiOy®33A8ERM El*ER. Executrix of Eptfltcoft5e^fTlnlerrneyer, dec. mfidlm .. FRED.BAJLEKSDOKF.

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W.ANTED!

OXL¥ 25 C£IITS!

CHEAP ENOUGH!

DO YOU WANT HELP?

ADVERTISE IX TIIK EXPBESS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

ADVESTISE IN THE EXPRESS.

Iftp You Want to Buy of Sell?

ADVERTISE IN THE EXPRESS.

Have You Property for Sale?

ADVERTISE IN THE EXPBJ£S.

THE EXPRESS having the largest homo circulation, is thq best medium to secure your w#*ts ajiVertising. We now put ralbs sd low that' thero is no excuse for not making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Rent," "Help Wanted," "Booms to Let," "Situation Wanted," "Property for Sale, "Boarding," ost," "Found," "Strayed," "Stolen," "P^ nal," &c., will be inserted Tar i. 25 CEJ^TS A DAY t,

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

Have You Houses or Rooms for Rent?

ADVERTISE IN THE EXPRESS.

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with the necessary pay, and forward the Ra^ne to us through the 1'ostoffice.

R^jne

FOR RENTll

For

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city.

and Oat Meal very C. I. Ripley.

front rooms, on south-east corner of Second and Poplar streets, with boarding. MrsBURNS. ni29(Ut

FORofSALE—House

Dudley, ot Paris.

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NEWADVERTISEM ENTS.

GARDEN SEED!

Vegetables. J^otatfoes.

m. M. Barr, NmB

2iTEAELE

House and Sign Paintert-

All worVentrusted to us will receive promp Special aiM&ln git&f P^ntiHr ad Grainine.

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ANTED—A Blacksmith Helper at Scott, Oren & Co's Carriage Shop. it

WANTED—Afor

house Girl, or a woman who

is experienced in all kinds of housekeeping apply six days at the north-west corner of 13th and Chestnut street* goo$ wages will he given. 3, It

WANTED—To

stop that terrible cough if

you would avoid a consumptive's grave. This you can do by using Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. For curing all throat, iMoncjjial ajid ^ung diseases it has never bren^rfa^M^ FjSr palpitation or irregular action of tne heart it is a never failing remedy.

rent a dwelling house with

from six to ten rooms, somewhere on 7th or 8th streets enquire at Dr. Lane's, corner 2d and V/ alnut streets. SKkUt

ANTED—To exchange Iowa Land with some money, for dwelling house near ccntral part of city, at Beauchamp's Real Estate Office,. No. J41 Main street, between oth & 6th. 29d4t

WANTED—To

WANTED.—A

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE—A few thousand second-hand brick also some fine paring brick, for sale by Dr. PATRICK. m2D

FertySALE-AToccupied

OR LOW FIGURESr-The propknown as the Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, now by Scath, IIager Jc Co., will be sold at low figures and on reason able terms. Also a house on North Third street wUl be sold low for cash. Enquire at onee of ANDREW GRIMES, Agent. 28-dlm

TTll J) number of desirable lots in Jewett dition, we offer nine choice lots.on squt b,6th and Gulick streets three of these lots Iront East on 6th street, and six of them front Is iouth 'on Gulick street the lots ore desirable and will be sold on reasonable terms. MBRE DITII & KEELER. m22d8t

FORand

SALE—A House and Lot for sale, five rooms, cellar, out house, cistern, fruit trees berries lot 84 by 183, situated on Twelfth street, two squares 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. m8

and Lot N0. G8 Eagle

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

Freenihn

xact tune, from Terre ITaute Meridian, at 5, Warren Block. mar25 JOHN R. FREEMAN.

DYERS.

Dyeing,

scouring,

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In nllits Branches, at

H. F. Reiner's Dye House,

rMain St., bet. 6th and 7th. 1

HM.

seplTd2m

SMITH, Chemical Dye Works. Second street, between Main

and Cherry, adjoining the Stewart House. Dyeinsf in all its branches, such as Crepe Shawls, Ribbons, Silk of all kinds. Merino and DeLaine, Dresses, Curtains, Plumes, Lace, Velvet, Parasols and Fringes. Particular at tention paid to Cleaning and refinishing, without damaging the cojors.tpuch articles as Crepe Shawls, Silk Dressfes, Merino and DeLain Dresses, Broche Shawls, Cashmere Shawls, Cloaks, Carpetsand Piano Covers, Cletlningscf Gents' Coats, Pants, and Vests neatly done. m20dlin|

WOOD AND WI110W WARE.

,T. W. MAND, at No. 9 Main street, near the river, is now manufacturing Wood and Willow Ware of all kinds, such as Tubs. i^Glrurns and Ceaar work ofall 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 articles sold at Factary prices, and anything made to order, no matter what shape or size. S I have a full l|ne of Family G-rocerics. ja low as the lowest. A largo lot of Early Rose Potatoes on hand at a low price. i.

J, W.MAND,

febS-dlmwly No. 9 Main Street.

ITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that by a.reeolutmn of the City Connefl of Terre-lfaUto, St Art* regular meeting, held on the l*ith day of March, 1870, tho time for paying City Taxes for the year 1869, without penalty, has been extended to the Third Monday in April, being the l$th day of said month. All Taxes not paid on said day will be Delinquent awL the penalty attached.

MARCUS SCHOEMEHL.

mlSdlOt City Tfeajurer.

LAW OFFICE AND BEAL

Mi ESTATE_AGENCIi**r

MEREDITH~& KEEIJ3R. Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents,

fORNEB MAIN AND THIRD STS.

TERRE HAUTE, INI).

H. J. EEELEB, Notary Publio.

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DRY GOODS.

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

of "fife

Dwelling in north part

j. uu, with seven rooms, cellar, cistern, well and stable enquire &t the ."tore of J. & E- W. Ross, 2d street- mar2'J

WANTED.

WANTED

—TO LET—Two unfurnished

SUCCESSORS TO

EDSALL.

Former price $2.50

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AT $2.00 PER YARD!

j. Former price $3.00.

Spring Dress Goods

A handsome line bought during

.1^ ,deciin9.^

50 pieces at 25c per yard, former price 40 cents. 50 pieces at 35c per yard, former price 60 cents. 35 pieces at 50c per yard, former •j .jitprice 85 cents.

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purchase a stock of Goods,

at Beauchamp's Real Estate Office, No, 141 Main street, bet. 5th and Gth. 29d4t

good Girl to do general

housework, middle aged woman preferred enquire at corner of Second and Mulberry streets.

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

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WARREN,H0BERG&CO.

Corner 4th and Main Streets.

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MUSICAL.

L. KISSNER'S

ash:

Palace of Music,

PLAJSTOS.

Band other first-class Makers. II vl pi

making a truly first-class instrument, these Pianos hare earned for themselves a reputation regardless of Foreign Ribbon Decorations, Ac-, &c.t that places them

WITHOUT RIVALS!

A full assortment of tbe celebrated Silvei Tongue iiWt'-f

Organs and Melodeons

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

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

Headquarters of Ihe Mnsic 'I nule

IN TERUE HAUTE

Kissner's Palace of Music,

MERCHANT TAILORING.

JEerehant^Tailor iu|(!

THE CELEBRATED KNABE,

Steele's

tP'H.i ('•W-lrfS.i

Patent Cycloid.

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No. 48 OHIO STBEET, y-»

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(Opp* the old Conrt Honne.) TERRE HAUTE, IND.

N. B. All kinds of Instruments repaired.

SpriagTradel^O

Cassimers, Cloths,

CO.,

Will open to-day

Black Gro Grain Silks

AT $1.50 PER YARD

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buyers the following important on-

siderations are offered: 1st. In making continually purchases a large number of Instruments at a time, for cash, besides receiving the benefits of the lowest discounts.it secures me likewise, always the most choice instruments. 2d. Occupying the extensive building of my own, thus saving the costly rents also being able to attend personally to the tuning and repairing, enables me to offer to buyers such superior instruments which' simply are below competition of any other dealer here oi

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NEW FIRM.

The undersigned, having associated them selves under the firm name of Bartlett

Having." they will pure!

M«

UDllC sued facilities for doing so, chase their goods at bottom pledge themselves to supply their

uiruuts wholesale or retail,at tQe lowest gures the market can afford. •r 0. BARTLETT. feb223tf OEORGEC.DUY.

price?, and atrohp,

OTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

The Directors-of the First National Bank of Oreencastle, Ind., will receive proposals until

Tuesday, 'the 6th day of April,

Co.

will carry on the Bpok, Stationery, Notion and Fancy Goods business at the old stand, 101 Main-street, where they will shortly put in the largest stock of foods in their line, ever offered to the public in this city.

1870,

At their Banking office, for the erection of a New Bank Building. Plans and specifications may

be seen iM

their office in Oreencastle,and at the office of J. A. Vralufe Architect, Terre Haute, Ind. The'Boarcror Directors reserve the right to reject any or al! proposals. mlSdtd JEROME ALI6N. Cashier-

H. BANNISTER

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Is now receiving the largest and best selected stock of Spring

Suitings,

ira

See., &c.,

That he has ever brought to this market-— These goods being all fresh and new, and having been bought since the greatdeellTlfrin prices, will enable hira togi\Ec h8customers

BETTER BARGAINS

Than ha: been offered since the war alt* a nice line of S ,l l{JtH Shirts, rus ii-'* ?nr~riA^'"

^Hosiery, ,, .. Neckties, Handkerchiefs, &c., &c., &c.,

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At Low Figures!

All persons wanting anything in his line are respectfully solicited to call and examine bis Stock, at ,, p,y

No. 79 Math SttbeC

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Terre Haute, Ind.

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DRY COODS.

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One Price Only!

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As tho time for the Spring trade approaches we would direct tho attention- of parties in want ul »i.i i}

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To our large and well assorted stock ott:

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Brown Sheetings, Bleached Muslins^ -Jji" *"'j Ginghams,

rv,

Plannek' -f„ Tickings,.

lit f!\ CheckB, S n. «{fj Casimeres,

ipwon(tfl 'I''

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w»vn cis eans,„

Bed Spreads,) uiuii 'hih. Coverlets. ii.v.uoi Carpet Warp,

Cotton Chain:

iF i, Table Linen, Napkins, »!«,! Notions,

Fancy Goods,

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Gloves, Hosiery & ,,

DRESS GOODS,

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,'i ,Our aim to offer the of)

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Best Bargains!

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In tbe Dry Uoods Jine has secured for ns a large trade,»and jro.sh^ jntj9jj9jj in^mLa buyers by

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Lowest Prices, Fair Dealing \,

tturt hind treat ment.,

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JUSTICE »TO ALL t'i-.

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3,,- Is the motto of the

NEW YORK STOKE,

7:t MAI'S STREET,*

iwfj, Jw Terre-Haute, Indiana.

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ATTORNEYS.

OfTABLKS CSUFT. ji-»»i: ii "-t

JOHN r. 1JAIR0, 'h#

gAIliD A, CKI.! F'l

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,^' Ofucr—No. 82Main Strect.uc stairs.

ZENAS SMITH, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Offlre on Ohio St., aest to Jwlge Pattersen'*.

In offering my services to the eitiiens of Terre^-llaute and vieinity, I feel that I may reasonably expect a small share of patrvaw, when it is considered that as a magistrate have served this community twelve years.

Terre-Haute,Jannaryi£7,1S7U. dtfr

J. KEELKJ^,

Notary j*uhlie,

Ceracr Mala aad Third Htreeto, Terre-Hante, lad. feblldly