Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1870 — Page 4

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TEftBE-HAUTE

Thursday Morning, March 31,1870/

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p. in On

JOpefesFridaysat.

Howesville-Clows Friday aH

si\dT"f? M-

jilT .fsJ iMtn

Dowling

terday. THE

BI^shade trees LL^Jie soft J*BL!

and they can be procnredjfor twentV-rfive

cents a' pieSe-

extra finebeef4oserve them- withj°-«ay-Good beef is Idboutjis interesting, an item as can be furnished now-a-days^. ,.»«i

A COUPEE of runaway lwrses to6"k'a wagon load of bricks through the streets yesterday at a faster spe,ed than is permitted by the municipal laws, and deposited them, together with th^ wagon, at the wrong piaffe.' x»i

A MEETING of the stockholders of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis, and the St. Louis, Jtandalia ,an^*Tcr}* Haute Railroads, will soon Be held, .at which a name for the consolidated line will be

chosen.au (f*i lit* If* I, MAYOR QOOKEIILY and City Engineer Stront started for Dayton, Ohio, last evening, to witness the public test of the Holly )Vater 'Worlds Machinery, which has just been completed for that ^city, and will be put in operation to-day.

MARCH, that came, in with aqu&ll and blnster, and haV been at it nearly all the time, is packing her bandbox for departure It haalieea suchuan angry month that very little out door, work has been done, and it is predicted j^at^grltig plimt|gg will be backward. «'_1V

FLOWERS

IN THE

OUN IJTOLE^ JTK., President of

the Evaiwville

kanfl

TH3

•MnW flrfT

THE Spiritualists [celebratc

ably

WINUOW. It

pleasant to note a growing taste in our midst for window gardening* Here and there in many of the elegant homes of our city may be seen rare and, beautiful. plants, grouped' with exquisite taste on the front windows, with the delicate folds of the lace curtains serving as a frame for these dainty floral pictures: The presence of these flowers in the windows is a charming indication of the refined tastes of the inmates, and shows that all of the time of the fair ones who bless our homes by the sunshine of their presence ir not wholly given to fiwhi^n and drcss^/f^ —i

EXIT FRESB

BDTTER.-:-So,me of the

Eastern cities are horrified by finding out, upon examining sundry- specimens of btitter, that they "were all, more or less, adulterated with fat, and this pleasant bit of intelligence was not rendered any the more attractive by the'.addillonal diacovr ery that the obnorioqpj^t from "all sorts of animals." The gastric qualms ofthe gourmands who delight in5 Vfresh home-| ^^socrat made country butter" c?n bf.better im-l agined tlian ^cribed. .AIL.theJi^rrore of that swill-milk war loom ^uj)' before the mind's eye wittiadditional eflect, and the cross-examination of. buttcr„9}e®*in y*. •»"«i ,\.x. the markets in that section are said to be conducted with a'degree of ^tflity wK.ipfc

proves paterfamilias 110 mean hand at

'^wasa its CO^^g^lB ing repast.be numbered among the dreams of tbe past, 4iat'TB^*8 *K« «tiiier with of the past, fliafcn.y0ll

Criwfordsville Kail-

road, lias writteh Professor Cox, express-

conveyance to all those along the line^of his road having invitations, and members of the State Agricultural

»|ihL^ tSese thieves, who

are too stingy to take a paper for theinselves, but must have a good paper if they steal it from their

ne^fobora^

ALPHA DEL

a 7

IIP

The (City anL Vicinity, orft w»f"

j?XTT March! .ww

REMEMBER the citizens meeting

TUE^2D

pnmverBarvttii8 evening. ant (j li'fi PUTNAM'S Magaaijie, for April, is

PERSONAL.—George t®frrding, of the Indianapolis Mirror «ty yes

JCL

iaic- at to

Tiii japprbaching *ho County FE§ Groundtj P^—m exterisive* affair. ^4 f^E**

MR. JourrMM* gone toCwIinnattiao piffchlse newftvpe

for that paper. j-^ f-|

THE' Opera Ho^ae tt&ng is|o{be pushed fbr^rd wiiaailll^fnei^yl^r. Hookfoe: contractor

NoiuiAiL ScHOOL.^Thi Normal School

term av an ondav Ceyt

cl0*& yesf®

second tertti commences

1 INWHOLESOME MEAT.-|-Inthe Mayor

won't

enori^^^a^better, we will send them a paper gratuitously—if they will come and tell us Who they are. We admire their judgment in the paper they choose steal, but can't'eicuse their crime.

THE Board of Trade and citizens gcta erally will meet at Dowling Hall thi evening,to make^suiia|!|e* aBlaNy^jw •ran^ementa1 for ftie reception of the Cla county excursionists who are expected I come to this city on the evening of the5|1 and remain over ^ie next day, for the purpose of looking~at our advantages as a manufacturing and business point. The importance of proper attention being giv en ihe distinguished guests is apparent to evgry one and itseems4 unnecessary urge A mil mletilig^to-night.

AND

s^l^eJiroi^^e^eicieEies fiwt cVenui at the large audience room of the Higi School, in the Normal building, called forth by invitation a large number of thie "Literati" of Terre Haute. The question "Resolved, That capital punishmeirt o^hf.,t)$f %lWtf^J|#4«pened in* the afiirmaiive by Mr. L., a former graduate of the High School department. His at&ttoefcts-, though' 'written, lw|r4 mostly delivered off-hand, and with much force aftd %iihceritjr. %y cuftivation Mr. L. wifl^35qnire no ordinary power and influence as a debater lind advocate. When (as lie will no doubt) he takes up the neg

of ^liclfi found it so h^rd last evertliSg''against tlie great flood of light poured in upon _lym from the opposite sid^i# #tll H?iM^With4io ydVers^ruths and principles to check his flow of logic and grace of style. ,, was ^elil^jf 't'oo, I believe a graduate of the High School^ ot \fi[l 80ish Ife. 1 ^il ibrce of his argument, and reasoning, as opP09s4.tj» the^j^on,,^ereJffer^|^ch weakened, by the necessity of his reading tlipm, being ^somewhat emhariiasecd by looking after them, as one sits down to hunt after thought to express a good~isub-

J*ECTAthough having the right side, and the most popular side,- with all true friends of law: and •'Christian order, I was sorry that the great power, memory, and clearly *%tere wan^ng'bh that side of the question

Youtig Mi^. G^affirntative side, most ably, eloquently and gracefully stistainec

eloquenUy and gracefully sns

wTiblSsome his part of the debate, and elicited^most tined, with cogte^^»^» hearty kppfoiise ft-om the audience, with-

Ww.Vnris desires As out regard to opinions. He need not be

OORJrtHfttiBWR, Jeiry-Vorift, aesu^ ,f -^nirlv to inform

T*Mefc. H«ft he has sonie

ashamed of a talent, which' improperly trained and directed will accomplish more good than the States Prison on cold blooded Shdifaer^W firfd friends to cheer him onward

Mr. D. and Mr. D., onllife nega'tiv? side werfc telll^Etopawaii with' the best arguments the books could furnish them, and Mr. D—the law student—will make very |a^jittorney forhi8 most unfortunate clients to entrust their lives to. He will do all that a'high order of talent can do for them. 4 51 31*.Y Jk

Messrs. C. and McK., of the negative failed ^only, in qgt having, memorized

issue,which at another time they will most assuredly do, when their opponents may be expected to be routed "hoi? de combat." It is sinoerely to be hoped that the gentlemen will favor their respective frifends with another: debate. While the writer is of,opinion that «thc best and mbsf substantial argument was made on the side of the negative, he has no fault to find

-1 ntoit

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SPIRIT BHYStCAL MANIKESTATIONS

.» VS-.

HUMBUG.

There is a report going the rounds ol this city thanhe writer of this article has eloped I want to just say this, that no such thing has ever been contemplated or thought o^ bv eidier^bf-5 us. The pnblic pretty gent erally know here that 1 acted for awhile as hec ,|^entj anc^ IIK011

Now .would say, in regard to the slan der iljat isin cirtjulation, that they origi* nated WttSr-perironsnhat want' to injure me, and therejs nojt a*»ne^wprd of truth in them and all tlie advice that I have

illOU

eliciting testimony. The tipes must indeed be sadly, out of jointl^The ganeijal N consumer had become hardened and tic- I customed to-the adolteratton of ttonr, sii»= -5 gatr ^d^fiS»^Uwli»a* toped.ihatbi».. Abutter would be spared the contaminating

IF.—If

you haVb1

011, adve lse mt

can

"the heart bowed down" in the Bolvemian,, 1 1 JQirl would say, "too beautiful, to^bf^tiul to last."

C: I.

hat want'to injure tine^wprd of truth

___ advice that I have

given Miss P. isfor jjer1 gopdt I have begged of her to oOToe-oUt and teli..the truth, which I befieve flhe^ willing to do if it was nbt'foi^other peMOns that arc urging lichen iniJfce djfefSsptiow.: An$ th«i«6m munity does not do -herjurti** |liey must take into consideration her surroujuiipgs iOcratwnS airia Isee how she lias been

Where persOT^t ha this'e ver came to her and adviSedher to quit thw thing? Echo answers, "who?" Spi ritualists that

going to «,lvice, say that she is a little trickster a

RTPLEY

her

js. A PFTV" LH DEVEN^G RTF «,v.

No*, "toy manifestations rtitfbof Mi broken dowa by iienmd misrepreseirtatioiKR* That's who I am. A. Bogus.

Jast a full line of embrpi--

}hifcr" reiu

For ne^r (rfiii^l^redges and laces, go to the Boston Store ,.111 Main street.

33mKXL

mine at the Boston Store.

Hoto Clark, Wright & Co., for the cheeapest Boots and shoes in the c!ty.

A few rolls More of those splendid Carpets at 75 cents and $1 00 per yard at Byce's Carpet Hall.

at Bartlett & Co.'s, 101 Main street, at the lowest possible figures. Call and see if it can't. 31,d3t^

MfertlftttWo. b^wraS' sell low. Try their

More Silts'.—^e "are kth

cheap. 31vd8d^-

ImpoMant^otic riven that the Mar?

A few more of them. A little better 19 quality/^ A greater vaciety. Very, much below? any o^ne flse. The GFar&«i%oots—Rake/, Hoes, &c.,

»JONES &

JONES.

HVTfVji rm

Dr. W. E. Rosseter has returned from the East, andis now ready to receive all calls for Dentistny, wMch his friends, and all who, wish good workj may tavor him with'.

BLANK

NOTES, in single sheets and

bound in small books, on sale at the Daily EXPRESS Steam Printing Establishment,

Bnrnett's Flavoring Extracts.—T10 superiority of these extracts consists in their perfect purity and great strength. They are warranted free from the, poisonous piLs and acids wtfich enter into the composition of many of the facticious fririt flavors now in the market. They are not only true to their names, but are prepared from'fruits of the best quality and are so highly concentrated'that« Comparative-^, ly small quantilby only need be used,

JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston, Manufactures and Proprietors, for. sale, by all Grocers and Drng^sts.

Febll-dTh w3m.

Id^-^^lhat I did

it honestly, but soon discovered the decep tion and then examined the manifesta tions p^other jnedium-s I have seen, and. catiae lo the'cbnclnsion it was all trickery.* Consequently I undertook to see if I could get up those manifestations myself in the cabinet and found thst'I do 11 Id excel Miss P. on the first trial. So I thought I would show the deluded'followet's of Miss P. that the things done by the mediunishipof her could be excelled without spirits having anything to do with it.

Twfflty-Second Anniversary of Modern Spiritualism.—The Spiritualists of Terre Hdute and vicinity, will celebrate the Twenty-Second Anniversary of Modern Spiritualism, on Thursday evening, the 31st inst., at Pence's Hall. The exercises will commence at 7A o'clock, by the members of the Children's PrAgressive Lyceum, and will consist of music, invocation, an address by a member of the Lyceum, songs, declamations, and recitations, closing by a grand banner march and refreshments for tbe members of the Lyceum. After closing the exercises by the Lyceum a social and the mazy dance will conclude the evening's entert.finment. Refreshment* wiJl be{Served in the Hall, and supper for all who desire to partake

Admission to the Hall, free. The public are invited. A good time has been bargained for, and no donbt will be on hand. Prof. Tout & McKennon with their a^^l,itS*wil17 in tfieir inimi'able style furnish .such- soOl-fciirring music as will demonstrate that—

rri"Mjfe^

and liar.

Please, Jiow many ^.yoiu. b®Ye children 'that would liebetter.with her, sufroutulincs? •Ii^WUIIM -^)iiTH «iv it» delT

ft™' *inm

I' 4^0 soften rocks or bend knotted oak."

Having employed two practical Jewelers, we are prepared to make. Solid Gold Rings of any required fineness, weight or size All Jewelry repaired Is dpne in the factory. Any article of jewelwr we, will make to order ofijolid

goif,',

|J4L

offif

coltunn of the

h^Ve -one

161 Main S£, near cor 6th.

Gazette and Journal copy three time$-

Bird Cag«s.—A very fine assortment jnst reo^ved Foote'a Seed Store, also Bird Seed, 30d2t

Mcsip.—Don't let, your, fheet mnsic lay. ground loose, to be mntSited and defaced, but do as OUMO? are doing, bring it to this

ha4 removed to his #ew officlfi^haT?it boondid npat, Subjitah

room in the'KanfttH&ffi.B»ck. mHOdtf ftfal binding for*sHudl^tun.

r*?

•rs.r?=t

...

would do well to eonsalt Brokaw Bros. ^^rtifltpaenPjNfoft-pS^iasipg, and go there and bay them.

"I'MTe "mrntc -IKfcfife (j0n »a£n%ay, April ?th, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. M., one trunk and contents, left wi rity for al. 25dl0d Proprietory

they wi

prices since their

new arrival of goods, and see if they don

Scholars entering the State Normal Institute will find all the Text Books re quired, at Bartlett & Go's. 101 Miffli

there as low as at another city, if nofr tmie^if!^it»r«n«rf

iipt

iks

iS ^remarkably

TITELI« RIPLEY & DEMTNG.

Bartlett & Co., think they have the largest and cheapest stock of BlaRk BCo^fin the mS^T^rafafcing eve»y variety. Call at lsTo. 101 and look fhiougli their assortment before purclias13t

Envelopes^ with your "business card neatly printeJQn the corner, at prices ranging from $2,^5 to $5,00 per thousand according to quality, at Bai-tlett A Cp.'s t"a2t-t-Mi *£.

ce.—Notice -is hereby

given that the Marshal and his Deputy M^eltas all the policemen, have been instructed by'^he Mayor to "arrest all teamsters hauling in the city, that have no inniober oAth^ir wagons.' No remisstpA ofjnea and^costri' wfll hereafter be iMde jbr a fa^HKI on the part of teamsfere tdr comply with the license prdinance# ^DANIEL L. VICKEBY, d8t 2 City Clerk.

P^avls' bread^akes &c, "at Win, Hensel's the old-Post Office stand and at his Bakery oiCcbrner of First and Ohio streets. 30-d3t

tu lOIV, ill IV U1UVN A. A., WMV nd contents, left vitluJnBM|||ectitoard biy^by Mrs*.YM. Simerr*l t. C. BOUTIN,

(10

Frank Crawford lias a. full \me of Misses colored Boots-

Poplins, in all shades, also a fine lot of Colored Lustres and Empress Cloths, &c., whieh will be*old»«ach afternoon' #t'WO o'clock, withoHt jegard toopsfe 29,d3t

A Lot of Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs 170M

K-

money without

stoping by buying yonr Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Embroideries, Edgings, Jewelry, Switches, Braids &e., nold's Skirt are sell

1«SS, lusiua Skirt factory, 8$ rtti Ih^liyp^lan

and bronze.

Bargains In Glassware, (Jueeu?ware and Hoiwe-jFj|^iW»l«J«^ C. Claussen, Wo. 0, Main St. betwe SeiffifiiMi Third, will sell his enti

leap.,

Lot, of Lace Collars and Handker-

ENVELOPES, wit^^card of business or profession neatly printed in 4B&jS>ri)feft on sale at only $3,00 a thdusand,' at hm Daily EXPRESS Steam Printing-Establish-'ment-1

The Skeleton Corset (something new in the Corset line) stt Herz '&

Look at our new 25 cent Lace Collars. I- HKBZ A ARKOLD-

Str., Deming Block-

Bargains! Bargains! A-H'^iflfer goods sold regardless of ca-U vi?. Shawls Furs, Blankets, Scarfe, Skirts etc. You can ^et these goods at yonr own price. Cali'at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main Htr., Deraing Block. ''-ilf Jl, .r

Bargains Bargains Heavy d6uble and twist Cotton' Cassimerfe* at 40 els. per yards at C. Witttig it Co's., 170 Main Htr., Deming Block,

New Attachments tor the Singer at Lawrence May ^reet,»

FINE 6RAIN1N6.

QlI5,

0^*

ween

entire

stock at cost and below. Give him a call

mil

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•t

irst

iad#

Saw binder, and 'Ihavifig recently ma additions to our stock of binding materials, are now prepsred to 4ttBirtiW8i" ders promptly and guarantee satisfaction, Gather up your magazines and bring them in.

(irtat l'Pdiitlohin^of Corsets^at Herz & Arnold's karrj

WANTS,

R. BUCKELL'S,

-i*A W halebone Herz & Arnold's.

aents ot

d^tisem

&C.

"wants' "tor sale," "los^r^'tound," etc.,'. yourselves at Herz & Arnold's.

to^"1 2 i|mhNM

will be inserted in the loerUy-fwe centi: 2

EXPRESS for

Corset "for SOctsT^at

-Q:

Opening of importetljuid N^w York bonnets and hats, TuesdwM and Wed rtesday,' 29th and 30th of 'March^t S.^L. Straus' at 149 Main street W

xo. oHio S

Ladies, if you. wish to ,witness the /?i" Cheapest Dry 63(Rls, 'the fastest selling Ladies, yonr attentijff£j* once more and the liveliest Auctioneer ever jumped

1 1 A

on a counter, be sure and attend the Ladies' Sale of Dry Goods at %afg& Agbf tion Store on Main street, between Third and Fourth, this afternoon at two o'clock. 29,d3t

j|ie(| to C. P. Troy's Store, jan

*1'" Main street, between Third and Fourth* WhereS he'has'received and will opetfthfe morning a splendid line of those Irish

bracked Wheat.

Immense

4ArnQld

FOR i'ALCIMINING,'

Wall Papers —Having received, their hew supply of Spring Patterns in Plain and Fancy Wall Papers, Brokaw Bros., 109 Main street, are now prepared to accommodate all who ai& Ih heed-of fliese goods. They also have a practical Paper Hanfer, with whom .you can leave

typi|r

orders, arid special attention will Be'given to hanging, stamp Gold.' Tints, Gild and Satin Papers, &c., and at the same time guarantee satisfafction

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

Sugar, Coffee, Tea and S^iccs, at the Union Steam Bakeryy»

$5.50, $5.50.—Best brands white wheat flour at $5.50 per barrel delivered free anywhere in tlie city at Turner & Buntin's, corner,} Seventh and,-,J\lain street. ''1

Machines sold on monthly pay meats at Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street, j-

PAPERINft, AND

Spectacles.—The largest qnintity of spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected—at le«fc than halftbWenrrerit pric|& Ojd lamps, each :U John R. 1 reeinan'SJ No. 5 Warren's Block, it

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0»

Ton need not think it is Humbug:, when we tell you, that the same kind ol Corsets we sold at $1,75 a month ago, wc are selling now for $1,25. Call and nee for

Embroideries.—A large stock of new and well selected patterns just received and marked down to the lowest point at 1

Arnold's.

'•awn

Charles Brado, nortlna|t' corner 5fli and' Mulberry1 streets, ffifti^her of'Terre Haute l' lii niuire CtimpaiiWj is jiiepar^d tb varnish luiniiiirp. 'ljiUK widjipioston oil ti'ni-ili, bee.-ftva." i.i^J lng, or anvOilier u'oi ifffHi line. iiiun-«in he $011 in lie store oft lie i'«r. nituie Company on I'uii^iTl street nejy Oiiiu- jffirchno-dlw.

Best quality of Fresli Meats of all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage every day. Call and see for yourself. dtf. iMftoW

PRINTING.—If ytJW" Fd1ft^£n*lcifIdot printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are daily turning out.

"The Same Old Regiment wilh New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufac fM&lnb# Kii fcfisto ids.

reueiviug JLICW

Best Brands of Flonr Steam Bakery

ise Stock~oiTMilhnery goc

the leadin ri

«a^Wte«4'^p4fgdl^i

dw3m. ri3&?i&sf

Sashes, Bows^uid RU»bons to make them ffflto,tHe|in^fei nd|lj|i gest assfiortment* *at less tnan gold prices at cvad a4§oJ^T»4u»*fe,j08^sio I dwSifl? i» 449s Main1strati ~4-. *•, .'"i. y.:i' ~ii 1 r:

Removed.—M. II. Waters, il. D., has Removed his office to?L115!Main street, ((between 4th arid 5tli), and his residence to 3d street, Second door south ofTPoplar, where the patrons ot Homeopathy will ifind him ready fo serve them professionally, pj^ngpUaeBg^jl

AT-WIOKBSE «nd«many" timer^eSBessryely offensive diflcharge/rom the nosej with' "8^i®#uV,Tlf th%l(ftPat li

Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cent.i. Address R. V. Pierce, M^ Df Buffalo, ii. Y. Sold l)y all druggists.'' tTwl'w.

Closing Out Sale at Major B. Hudson's.—In order to close out ruy entire stock oP Kdufle ViSftisfili^ ^^tiocta, ^1 *w 111 offer for t^e dayy,^pq^v at? less prices than tbey can be imported for todayrw^™^^ six pieces ^Qti^iMnston^Cliinad'Meft| jjlates ^ts ^Wlton^Tniiiir tea plates per sett 40 cents good glass

tuniWfri.^JetK6:€ent^

Bargains! Bofgahri! Best Satinets in black, brown and steel mixed at 65 compTetely cured by the use of Raeder't cts. per yard. C. Wittig| & Co^i^ ^ain Carman Snuff. The article is one ofgreat ri* T** DI^KI. nuartt a

ari 1

aboye complai

v. JHOiiajr, wnoic icconistjvlwve rapo\

bacconist,»l to'i'7 opposite

•posite Postonice, wl

TERETE ha|ve something ers.«£W€Mia and big Ifem^o ehew stoicL ba^cs,"Pipes, Sm

i£5H en

tailors, ^ho^m^i? o|hen will find a good supply of Thread and Silk at Singer office, S3 Main strtet. ..

PERFECTED SPECTACTESI-^-TT sente3 to fiWfSGSItStf" selling spectacles, j^rfae^tiog Hiemlas ours—perfected spectacles. Allsach are itnposters, as S. R. Freeman, at 1G1 Main street, i* the only, fieraon aotborized to Wl onr perfected Afiect^cJ^a in Vigo lc Ind. IIABARW AMtBUB."

Box AJ1 ^jkrrti* lSofer «6in

^A.

It*

^Cgfa^gobS

lets ier sett 50 good glass stand coal •JO cents best French China tea setts $7.00 and every article in siore marked down to importing prices whit# you fag get gr£at bargains at

Ma5®iflSiaAlw.f£

in rtfe*Kf»'3lT, Ba(l

Breath, Pain in the Eyes» and in fact all Complaints of tlie Nose and Head can

ided bv some

it,are "afllicted, it

litis

to amuse our

DIED.

HAGER—Oi 3Dth, Geoi Funeral Jacob H-l

yyj$TED

•j-MTos

ONLY 25 VENTHl

CHEAP MNOUOJit

r\oU

WANT HELP?

ADVKKTISE IS THE EXPRJSS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

AN™MSE IN TTT|JFXPKKS.S.

i&JRfamltiJfcuy or Sell? ADVERTISE IS THE EXPRESS.

Have You Property for Sale? ADVERTISE IX THE EXPRESS.

THE EXPRESS having the largest home circniatioa, isoftfce best m^(yuqa|tp

25-CEisTS A DAY!

These terms are applicable to all advertise men(s of the above class, of live lines aad

undeto

rj\ _C*£ "1,

Have You Houses or Rooms frir Kent? ADVERTISE IN T1IE EXPHESS.

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in PRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with the necessary pay, and for ward tho same to us through tho Postofficc.

ing in north part of the

city, with seven rooms, cellar, cistern, well and stable enquire at the store of J. & E- AV. Ross. 2d street. lnailill

WANTED.

ANTED—Situation by a young man, a good penman, and willing to make himself generally useful apply at the Clothing Store of Phillip Schioss, Alain street, betwoen 4 th and 5th. .It,

WANTED—Aresidence

good Girl to do housework

eall at the of J. A. BRUCE, north Fifth street, between the two railroad*.3

,W12S!r2

sina RO

^id dreg 91

WANTED-Everybody

WANTED—To

at the Union

to know that Paints,

Glass, Oils and Brushes can be bought at bottom prices of liARR, GULICK & BERRY, Druggists. mar30d!0t

WANTED—Teams

to haul lumber enquire

at C. EPPERT'S Photograph Gallery between 3d and 4th streets. inar30d2t

Two infurnished

IT fro^ntifoOTnS.wBrflith-east corner of Second and Poplar streets, with boarding. Mrs BURNS. m29d4t

rent a dwelling house with

from six to ten rooms, somewhero on 7tk, or 8th streets enquire at Dr. Lane's, corner 2d and W alnufc street?.

WANTED—To

2914t

)—exchange "Iowaoianci with some money, for dwelling house near central part of city, at Beauchamp's Real Estate Office, No. 141 Main street, between 5th & Gth. 2iH14t

purchase a stock of Goods,

at Beauohamp/sReal Estxte Office,JNt, 141 syeeC t^t/sth aa^Ctw Jf 1

good .Girl "to do general

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

ANTED—TO RENT—A dwelling house om 4,^,7 rooms.vconyen^Bnrte '•at this office^

TilOR SALB—Sweet Pbfiitofes fod and JJ lowT^angem6nd/Red'Bermuda, Brazil Man and^Afric^Y^am^ a^J.,At |?opte'B peed^Storc

T710R SALE—Counter and fixtures of a

EOR

FORand

lmes

sure and pain over the eyes, fuid at ti in the back of th%head, TKqa«oSal chil Sensations, cold lrot, and»a feeling of*"! Situde and debility are symptoms \vhich are common43r^taH'h, yet iall them are not present in every case. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy" cures catarrh in its Worst form and stages. It is jileasant to Use, and cofttain^ hfi^poSsondu^ or 'canstic drugs.r

AX ORDtXAlfeffe sapplc.mentary to anOrr t!ini»*ee entitled "A» Ordinanco in relabon •to, Pufclio 8afety, Comfort and Convenirdrdiinidbpjke Common Council

this

small

apply to mar30

Mtmm frtfm

SALE—A few thousand second-hand brick also some fine pavirig briok,'for sdle by Dr. PATRICK..

Ferty-known

OB. SALE-AT Lcnv-FIGURES—The prop-' as the- Yiro Eoundry and Machine Shop, now occupied by Seath, Eager & Co., will be sold at low figures and oh reasonable terms. Also a house on North Third street Will be sold low for cash. Enquire at once of ANDREW GRIMES, Agent. 28-dlm

FOR

SALE-LOTS—In addition to arge number of desirable lots in Jewett (Addition, wc offer nine choice lots on gout 6th and Gulick streets three of these lota tront East on Gth street, and six of them front ^:Duth on. Guiick street tho

Jots are deairabla tto

will be'sola on reasonable terms. MSREDimf KEELER.^ ff

SALE—A Houso and Lot for-sale, five .rooms,' cellar, out-htnse cistern fruit trees berries lot 84 by.183, situated on Twelfth street, tWo squiires nrtrth of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, convenient

Siktli, oT on tHe l»a

reem

Exact-time, from Terre Haute Meridian, at 5, Warren Block. mar'25 JOHN R. FHEKMAN.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 th ^t

residence

vfriday afternoon at two o'clock.

y-«r

'd'L

Tlmrsday, A]»ril 7th.

Bleaching and Pressing done to order for the trade, at MRS. C. M. ST. JOHN'S, m31dlw 165 Main street, up stairs

Mossrft W

ed by mutual consent all elaipisagoinst wifrbpfSetilfrW :^^rfaSri^ ailFfli indebted to SAi® firm wnl pl#aft%nne forw

Drenicke Sc. V- Hirzel b^ve

cn^e. by

aartadidnJc^fi)

.... „ar29dlm OEOROEL^BIEOLER.

WUT

Indiana mar29d3m

HamM, Tfnt from and after

tlM.uaFgaCttliBdPtibllcmtton

aOr5iTifl^c«,

BOO

ore

IvertisiK.S Wa now ptfC there is no excuse for not

making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Rent," "Help Wanted," "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted," "Property for Sale," "Boarding," ost," "Found," "Strayed," ^jjleq^,'||JP nal," &c., will bo inserted

^ls Ordinance

to^oc^Vo" or OTOCt, any Tatlow Wiandlcry or «SffiWct&yi «rryWi th) business ofTalrXT'pn.nquw.Sr Soap Maker* at any location orin MIS,building within ho cowrat£hraits of "aM city, or within .two milos thereof, Ic.ijrtdt having first obtained the permission direction of said Council authorizingthe ffior Won of said Cbandlary.or^actory, alia the carrying on of saidbnsmess at & unlawfnl for any i" „„ntinne tbe business of

J»n5- also in any

or Bactory located, erected or established SSdlrtfte-ptbvisiohs of this ordinance, or to continue any noxious trades or buginessthcrcin in said eity or within two miles th«rte»r, whenever the sam# shall become detnmenBii of' injurious to "the welf&o and_ health of Said

SKC. 3. Anyj erson who shall violate any tfrtwdrpreeedinr Seo tions. shall, upon conviction before the Mayor of Se*ff»6d iM any snm notless than fire nor more than twonty-flve dollars for

^OrdsSod^Wd. established this 10th day of March, 187p.

0 iC00K

ERLY, Mayor.

Attest: D.LiVicircitY,Clerk.

iiN OStftlXAXf'E providing for tho reintival or coh fin omen of persons having ^il a in Wcttbas oipi pesttlentlal diseases.

He it ordnxMtt Coiatiim CtniMtl

pf tJie CVv

l^r^n sfcallreport to thelioardof v«iii oitv-flf anv jufiBobtir thereof, thiit

Kiid citv«of 'AKX uLemb«r tiiorcof*. tbRt fti))

^•?^«s«3vas!afaJ

Ky^soLulemoved o«-confm

ed as provided-for in the preceling Section, it shall be the duty the Msrshalor such person af way.have charge of said person,. afllictcd.. to use all and every resoree ao4 proper pracautions and care necessary to prevent the spread of such injections °rJe8tiltntial (Usoaseflt and any person who shall willfully or carelessly violate the provisions of this Sectioi* shall be fined in any sum not less Jiaa ten nor more than lwenty-fivc dollarif for each day during which said precaution. aad earei are neglected, and each day of neglect a hall,.bo considered a separate and distinct violation of 'bis ordinance.

Ordained and established this 10th da of March, 1S70. F. cOOIvERLY, Mayor •AHest?

{T».

Ii. ViCKKRY, Clerk.

OKlIrANCUproviding

for filllngiip

or draining any lot or parcel of ground ^covered with water, when the same stagnant and noxious, and a nuisance, and injurious to health and com fort. Sec. 1. Bv ordained lr)i the Common Counjxt of the City of Terre Haute. That whenever any lot or parcel of ground, in said city is covered with water, and the said water has become so stagnant and noxious as to be in the opinion of said Council, a nnisance, anu injurious to the health or comfort of or any part thereof, it shall be tho duty of the owner or owners of such lot or parcel of ground, apon being notified rn writing, by the Street Commissioner of sajd city, up or drain such lot or parcel of ground within ten days after tho receipt of such notice and if the owner or owners of such lot or parcel Of ground- are unknown, then such notice shall be sufficient if in writing posted in any manner upon said lot or parcel of ground.

SKC. 2,1 Ifnjr person or parsons shall fail to fill up or drain any lot or parcel of ground, as provided for in the foregoing section, then it shall'be the duty of the Street Commissioner of said city to proceed, at once, to nil ui) or drain such lot or parcel of ground, and, upon the completion of the same, he shall make an assessment against the owner or owners of the some either as known or un* known owners for tho payment of said work, which said assessment shall be alien upon such lot or parcel of ground for the amount so assessed: Provided however. That no assessment shall be made against any such lot or parcel.of ground that shalLexceed ten per cent, of Ihe value of the same, as valued and assessed npon tbe tax duplicate for city pur poses,:for any one year. •SEC. 3. In case any of the owners of such lot or parcel of ground upon which such assessment has been made, shall fail or refuse within twenty days after the date of the estimate to pay the amount thereof to said Street Commissioner, upon the report of sucn lailure or refusal,by said Street Commissioner, to the Common CounciU said Council shall cause a precept to issue for the collection ol such assessment, or any unpaid balance thereof, against said-owner, if known, and against said property, corresponding in form and requisite, as near as may be, with the precepts.iBSued against property and proper ty owners for tho improvement of streets, aiul other public improvements, and the same shall be served and executed against the person and pMuierty or either by levy and sale, in the satffe jHtuiner as precepts for assessments in case of tbe improvement of streets and other public improvements, and as provided in PHcn cases by the general charter law of

That if any such lot or parcel of

I ground be outside ef'the corporate limits of said-city, but within two miles of said limits, the owner or owners of the same, upon re'ceiving tbe notice provided fcr in section of this ordinance, shall fill up or drai# such lot lor parcel ot\groimd within ten days after the receipt of noticc and any person violating ihi provisions of this section, shall, upon conviction before the Mayor of said city, bo fined, for each offence, in any sum not less than five nor more than twenty-five dollars.

Ordained and established this 10th day of :March, 1870. G, F. CGOKERLY* Maypc., I' Attpst D. L. VICKEBV, Clerk, jt

CHA3. ALGXANDKR. iK. C. READ. rr

ALEXANDER & REA»

-in

DEALERS' IN

FLOURrMEAL,

CORN. OATS, Jtr-T-}

BALED LI A

MEtCKAlW^ililoMlic.

Mer.hWn^ W1"

I rfST^ l'A -.N 'i JI -r

Spring Trade 1870

W. H. BANNIHTElt:

Is now receiving the l_. stork of

.....

?hat

lhat ?benev^r any.

eliali

nuvy ui K*IU sut4i ittcouibor thereof,aa may receive^lud^r^port "iwll

•rocou iixsi" tuereoia* ,:L £utthwith to examine the condiflon oftheper Hoji'fiu reported of, ivnd if it shall be found that such person afflicted with and sufferinK from any such disease, said Board of Health »r such member thereof shall, at once, refHirt ihe facts to tho Alayor of said city, wbo shall

the FX- orSsr tbe Marshal, or employ somceompcthe hA forthwith to removo such person alUictpit, to syiutj suitable place wH^ut «. limits of said city or. if deemed sufficient Ij safe by said Board of Health or sucb member thereof, to confine such person in Bomesuita-

Than has been ofife

**AND FEED OF ALL KIXDS,

ui-- €«»riiejr 8th auit Main SK i»»«"

Articles delivered to any part of the city free of charge. de«un:ii:

TEUKE HAl'TE JSKANdl

INSI KAM (COMPANY.

Central Offloe, Chicago.

CASH ASSEW, JANUARY 14, 1870, ^L^TTOTSCG 48. ,. i? '«3&ts41' USX OK rO( K«OMLKS AT TKKUK IIATTK. W. B. Warren, George Kerckhoff, Hcrriian Hulinan, Firman Nipport, iSiotaan 11- Uswf. 0'Boyle- Brothers, John. 1- Crain, Preston IlusscykFred- A. liosi, ^^UwenTulIer

./vii inner, J. H. 0'Boyle Olaussen, C. Al. Warren, ¥. V*. Bichowsky.

A. 15. Uarton, li. A. BurnetfJ1'*' D. W Minshall, J. B. Armstron lIoBford' & Boucfinot

IIOSFOHD A- BOUDINOT, Managers.

M)7

•NK W^EIRM. J'.

I Tho undersigned, having associaiea ihem 'solves under the firm name of Bartlett Co. will carry on the Uook, Stationery, Notion nd Fancy Uoods basiness' at the old stand,

Main stroet, where they will shortly put in the largest stock of goods in their line, ever r. 1 ..• l.l!/ #K• /lilt*".

tuprvu MJ V111 l/iVU9l^nvt MHJ IIIO I lit (ivov I-K'VI* v« —w wi^biog work done in a workmanlike man« ^gercd to the public iu this citr n^|ral^ase^^aasji^U'gA,f ^I'aving increa^bd facilities for doing so.

by will purchase their goods at bottom. Iiriiwii and itlaibfto lupply their Liatrons,. wholesale or retail, at the lowest Tijures the ^BARrrI

feb25-dlinwly

'TT

/cbSJtr j"'"' GEO HUE g. DITY.

WARE.

if. W. 3VX.4r]N U, at No. 9 Mainstreet, eiar the river,« now manufacturing Wood „ild Willow Wa»,of ail kinds, such as Tubs. Churns and.Cedar work of all kind?, Step- .. x,»p Boards, every

and covercd.and 6 "reptf fring in both Ail reticles sold

anything made tooror nixe.

MARD

No. Main Street.

largest

tabdb«st selected '"nK 1

olV^

Cassimers,

11-

ddthi

.'Suiting A

II ». .. .-IWL.rW

litf baa TOFEV brought to this" market he so goods being all fresh and nejt, and having been bought s/nce tbegraatiiecGne

prices, will enable huh to give bis customer:!

iifc •IsM'* Hlllji

Shirts ZZk* SI os A

I'Rj

.' »rJi „i»i U,I.

NecktiOSjiWi li Sinus

/l Handkerchiefs,"

li'.'

&c., fec., &c.,

At Low Figpes! uJt h%m 1 A/tuffi All persons wanting anything in his line are respectfully solicited to call and examine bis Stock, at 'A-v *»r-.b 'W 1

No. 79 Main Street,

Terre Uaiite, hid.

marlldw2m

-r-wmti't-1

DRY GOODS

S*r»-.»r 'i .« Hfin* STlaS JrKlUjV'j ,S fl MJU'

J.1

3*-tb alt'

New York Store,

-i

tvatmii

73 Main Street,"""(,.l .1 I. tw ... ,i., a. ». pr

Terre, HqutevJmlfanath ti.i-ii. d'U.i.1 -jiwi' AM -jl ti i.r:5v:»••«•#-Hi »Re-

One Jrrice

4i swf JiiC Ui 2 tx! HflVKirn tsi

As the time for the Spring trade approaches we would direct the attentien of parties In want of ottxrn i't A ft'} A .-s.tJoui nrr**!

DEY GrOODS

^--1.1.

To our large and well assorted'stock ofMli

-i tt#&l aNsd

jfloinvi

••'1

Browu Sheet] ngs, ma Bleached Muslins,

Ginghams, Flannels,'' "1

Ti0Wngs,

'WB ..Checjcs,

.A-

i«ic t\"f, VJ

Hickorys, Casimerefe, Jpweeds,

tLi '"Z.bv ,...

.Jeans,

Bed Spreads,r Coverlets, Carpet Warp, 'if:- Cotton Chain. ff

'Mir rpn UIQ :NAV '•"""I f. oi i^Die Linen, wucS

Napkins, .T ,t*. iAt Notions, Fancy Goods,

?"?:»tn

Gloves,

hi&*»>?) nd XTrtBik**r fir

jcA -i \it Wi'mM

-9^

DRESS GOODS,:

•i-.j I OC^-3 OCv«ki' .... -,1 riii 1 tfc .itif i" ''. M) .] D)U

M.-

Vfur aim to oftertbe ^L-a a

Ja'MfP r.O

Best

'Bargains!

In the Dry Uoods line batwrnnS Wr a* a large trade, and wa Khali continue t# l«t#«l ,4

buyer3l)-

-.,.4

1: '"ijhiti

Lowest, l'ricctf, Fttlr* tHeaUng S and Litnl freaIntent. bar .i-.-J 't ""f* Mlrf* if nfi

JUSTICE TO ALL

ml.

WrM 0J!

jpsfik

Is tho motto of tho

d* *i

NEWytORK STOEr

i. -tirms' -immw mums

ffi%}»•.' n* tiilto wfc 4mV0iki «B 7-i MAIX STREET,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

S. PATENT Ol-Hth.

WASHIN«TO.N, D. C.. March Stb, 1870 On the petition of Horatio Koyes.of Terre Haute, Indiana, prayine for tbe extension yf a patent granted to bun on tbe 17th day gt Jiwe. 1856, for an improvement in macbinea fur Paring Apples.

It isonierea that the testimony in tbe ca^e be closed on the 17th day of May next, that the time for filing arguments and the Examiner's report be limited to the 27th day ol May next, and that said petition be heard on tbe 1st day of Jtmo next.

Any |erson may oppose this extensions Jw #,jt, SAil'L S. rlWHJiiK, mlSdltaw3w Commissioner of Patents.

JAMES B. ILiYWEJrf

Wliolcsale and Retail dealer in

Pure Copper Distilled Keu

tucky

Whisky

.. .»»««*•

Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors^ ,it ..

Ho? fh Main St., bet. 3d aind 4th.

TEEBE-HAUTE, IND. ijlh^

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