Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 April 1870 — Page 4
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4-PAW next week.
COLOR your eggs for to-morrow.
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TIIE silver played out.
THE Jewish Passover menced last evening.
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CAPT. GEO. A. HAYWARD is mentioned as a candidate for the City Council from the Fourth Ward. i_
THE Journal states that. Win. Coats, Esq., will be a candidate for re-election to the City Council. »,*•». .••««»
PAID.—City Treasurer Sclioemchl, on yesterday, paid John Dowling $10,000 borrowed money.
EVERY SATURDAY and Appletoii'* Jour tied for April 23d are received at the Pos1 Office News Depot and at Dooley's 100 Main street.
THE many friends of the Rev. Welto'n M. Modesitt will be glad to learn that he will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega tional Church to-morrow morning.
THE Indianapolis Saturday Evening Mirror will be for sale at th-3 Post Office News Depot this evening on the arrival of the Eastern Mail train.
MAYOR'S COURT.—TWO drunks, a pair of visitors and a couple of drunk and dis. orderlies caused a half dozen entries upon the Mavor's docket yesterday.
INSANE^—Mrs. Johanna Delain, an insane woman, a resident of this city, will be taken to the Insane Asylum, in charge of Officer Vanderver, this morning.-
THERE arc several hundred too many useless, night-yelping dogs in the city. IIow the Eleep-dis.urbcd listeners do wish the city fathers would send the dog killer among them.
TIIE Republican County Executive Committee will occupy, during the campaign, the, rooms fiitely occupied by Col. Thompson, over Foster Smith's stove stofe, on Main street.
NEARLY five miles of rails on the E. and C. Railroad have been punched for the Fish joint. The work will be pushed forward until the entire line has this great improvement.
Two new school houses will be erccted this season, to accommodate she overflowing schools. One will be located on Poplar street, east of the canal, and one in the southern part of the Third Ward.
THE RINK will be the attraction for this evening. This will be the last evening under the present management. We learn arrangements are being made to lay down a new floor adapted to roller skating., ^...
THE REV. E. F. HOWE, pastor of the Congregational Church, will continue his series of special sermons to-morrow evening. Having heretofore preached to "boys," "young men,'? and "bqsim men," lie. will now talk to joung ladies." a
THE Vigo Iron Company is opening a mine on the Company's lands in Clay County and will have a very large quantity of coal shipped to the works before the furnace is ready to "blow in." Very ketvy shipments of Iron Mountain ore will also he in readiness to commence the oianufiwtcic of pig iron.
liEV. J.-FoxvyoaxwY will preach tq.his congregation, in Centenary Church, to. morrow at 10J o'clock, on ''ijcwii'* Easter Morning." In the evening a children's meeting will be held, at "which addresses will be made by Dr. Cheever and others. The public are invited, especially the parents of children attending the school.
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GODBY'S LADY'S BOOK for Slay is roll. Dooley's, 100 Main ceived at street.
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AN EASTER- 1-LBUWBFR *SU *Aibiiry to|nirruw morning at 10J o'clock. In the evening,& sermon more especially do
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Wir. GRTTBAUOII, convicted of grand laaceny, and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, has been granted a new Mai, ani wjH lmve a second hearing in the Criminal Conrt'to-day.
"SPIRITUAL.—Wo are requested to announce that J. II. Hudson, with the control of the Spirit," will speak in the Jfcw Court House Sunday next at o'clock p. Ji. AH that will, come.
B. B. TYLER will preach to-morrow at the Christian Ch'apel at 11 o'clock in the* morning and at 7 in the evening. Theme in the morning, "Going to Church," and in the evening, "But in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men."
The Indianapolis Journal says the proposed railroad from Rockville via Crawfordsville to Logahsport, has jnst been put under contract, with responsible parties in Cincinnati and other places, and we^iv.c.assliVed by' John Letff lkq., P^^" dedMf sovfavfo ihat Aork.iyi&be commenced on the line at once, and carried to an early completion.
THE moon was in perigee last night, and, had the clouds not intervened, it would have been a sight well worth look ing at. Being at full, and at the nearest point to the earth reached within twenty ytears, it Would have appeared somewhat larger than most of our readers have ever seen it before. It is. stated that the present conjunction is the most perfect one that has happened for sever^J centuries.
IIOUSE-CLEAKIHG is the order of the day, and step ladders are a necessity in every well regulated household, and the place to get th&e nseful articles ia at Clift & Williams' planing mills. They are largely engaged in the manufacture of a good step-ladder, strong, durable and cheap—threfe good arguments in favor of patronizing home manufacture. They are prepared'to offer dealers very liberal rate?,.
MR. FRANK P. SPEARS, a gentleman well and favorably known in this community, has received the agency for J. II. Beadle's book, "Life in Utah, or the Mysteries and Crimes of Mormonism." This volume will find a ready sale in our jity. Mr. Spears will commence his canvass immediately, and will give all who desire to do so an opportunit/ to subscribe for a work that Is declined to attain an immense circulation.
•WE LEARN there is no blame attached to the teachers or officers of the city schools for the fatal accident of Thursday evening. Since the well near the school house has been out of repair the janitor and larger boys have carried water for the school, and there was no necessity for the pmaller children to cross the railroad for water. The accident occured a lew minutes after school had dismissed in in
HAPPY CONSUMMATION.—The BoggsPoindexter affair was amicably arranged yesterday, in this way .£
MARRIED—At the Mayor's office, yesterday, by his Honor, Mayor Cookerly Mr. Abner Boggs, of. Kokomo, Ind., anc Miss Flora Poindexter, of this city.
We learn that the bride renounces Spir ilualism, and statesJ*lhat all the tricks she has recently jpbjformfd hwe been, done by herself, without flhy so-called spiritual.agency whatever. A public expose of the whole trickery is contemplated* 'i r-.
A PATENT RIGHT MAN RIGHTED! Some two weeks since Major J. Robeson, representing the Goodyear Rubber Cortipany appeared in this city and commenced assessing our dentists in sums ranging from $50 to $100 for infringement of the rubber patent. These assessments have been made before, and have generally been paid, but this time the dentists had a consultation and agreed to arrest the agent for violation of the recent State lalv Veqtiirlftg patent right" men to register- tjieihselvflB «ind "procure certain papers at- the County Clerk's office. He gave bond for his appearance in two weeks.. On yesterday lie presented him self before the Mayor, accompanied by the Company's attorney from Michigan, The case was tried before a jury and the defendant was mulcted in the sum of twenty dollars and costs. Tjiis was on one charge. Each of three'other dentists had similar charges. On these the Mayor sed five dollars each, which with costs made a bill of $68.40 The agent contended the State law was unconstitutional, but is now of a different opinion Our dentists are in high glee over his discomfiture The latter left the city sacking his gums," which are not of rubber.
How SMALL EXPENDITURES COUNT.— Five cents each morning—a mere trifle Thirty-five cents per week—not much yet it would buy coffee and sugar for a whole family, $18.25 a year—and this amount invested in a savings bank, at the, end of a year and the Interest ttoereon at 6 per cent., computed annually, would in twelve years amount to more than $670 —enough to buy a good farm in the,West. Five cents before Breakfast, dinner and supper -you'd hirdly unirfsit, yet it is 15 cents a day, $1.05 per week—enough to buy a small library of books. Invest this aa befbre, and 1* ttmity ^eare yon have1 over $3,000—quite, enough tg buy a good house and lot. Ten cefits every morning—hardly worth a second thought yet with it you can buy a paper of pins or a spool of thread. Seventy cents per week—it would buy several yards of. muslin $36 50 in qqe yearydeposit this amount a* before^ and you would have$l,340 in twenty years quite a snug little fortune Ten cents before each breakfast,, dinner aj»d. eqpper—rthirty cents a day. It would buy a book for the children. Two dollars and ten cents a week, enough to pay for a years subscription to a good newspaper. One hundred and.nine dollars ana fifty cents per year—with it you could, buy a good melodeon on which your wife or daughter could produce good music, to pleasantly while the eveniug hoars away.—' And this amount invested as before would in forty years prodiuis tjie desirable amount of $15,000. ,5
l'INE CAR in Ah KL—'MIre ~a&e noiue good people who think that for a fine carriage or bqggy-they must go o'jf o( 'Perre
Haute for it. All such can quickly be undeceived by visiting the warerocwu of Wild® ^(^na« a|d loftkiag sg.. their aisplay of beautiful and substantial pleasure vehicles of every description. There is not only beauty in their manu-. facture, but reliability. You can depend upon the strength as well as the lightness and beauty of their vehicles, because the greatest care is taken in the'se* lection of materials, and they are finished by competent workmen. When you want anything of this description at least give
Wildy, Thomas & Co. a call. If they haven't anything to. suit you they will make it to order.
EASTER.—To-morrow will be "Easter Sunday." The day is commemorative of the rising of Christ, and closes the season of Lent. The following from a very old paper, in relation the ancient sports of Easter, will prove interesting:
On Easter Monday, also, the boys were rogues enough to remove the girls' buckles and on Easter Tuesday the young ladies revenge themselves by depriving their sweethearts of shoes and buckles both. Any one at all acquainted with the biographic channels of history, and the curious by-paths Jof antiquity will readily recall a hundred anient afid obsolete customs, once general iff foreign lands, and to f.ome extent in this country. The throwing of apples into churchyards after evening service on Easter Sunday the repairing to the parsonage to partake of bread, and cheese, and ale the beating and stoning of Jews in districts where the prejudice of bigotry was widely spread the school boy shouting the doggerel "Christ is riseh, Christ is risen all the Jews must go to prison" the putting out of church fires, and the rebuilding them with flint the burning brands, hallowed by the priests, and carried home by the parishioners the large paschal tapers, tinctured with frankincense, and blessed to the sound of music the consecration ol crosses and banners and oil the garnished torches, the garlands of lavender and rose, the green rushe9 and the fair flowers the ringing of bells, the clapping oif hands the fat hens and the dainty flitches of bacon the fapcy cakes and puddings made of eggs sugar and sack, cream, spinach and butter the pudding pies and the cherry beer the rolling of young couples dow steep hills the beating of husbands ojjeday, and the beat' iag of wives the next the "clipping" oif village churches by charity children tihe dancing of the sun in honor of.the resurrection the cheese custard and clotted cream the eggs and herbs, greensaiice and radishes the penny loaves distributed from,chprch steeples among the childifenofthe poor the red herrings and corn salads thepeace-eggers' songs the holiday games by land and water tilting spears and quivering shields,
Other things too numerous to be particularised, wore connected with the games df the past.
The Easter egg, so great a feature of tie Easter season, is also known as the iPasche Egg, (ovum, paschale.) The present of this is traced by" some antiquarins Up to the theological and philosophic tenets of the Gauls and the Greeks, and i^ven Persiaas and Egyptians. With them the egg was the symbol of the universe, and was held inreverence accordingly It has seemed strange tp some that Lent should, in some foreign countries particularly,!^ ushered in.with'reyerly,and dismissed With the'clamor of frivolity. This contrast cannot be laid to the account of Aorbid reaction. The spirit of the season fructifies the spirit of* its outward manl testations. The domains of religion in. (dude seasons of exclusive solemnity. The season of Lent is one of these. But pure rteligion does not look with severity on the plessiflg playfulnecs of the world abound.
It is not the province of this paper to detail the process by which Easter pggs are colored. That part of the business is ih the exclusive possession of confection ejrs, stall-keepers, mothers with boys school, and a few others.
It is Understood that cochineal, and tkllow, and hot water, are brought into re in in a A speckled, pie-bald, or bird's-eye appearance is often aimed at. Names, births, marriages and deaths bow and arrows, miming torches, and truelover's knots do duty during the Feast of Eggs. Brown flowers, leaf gold, juice of herbs, and the yiellowing furze blossoms were formerly ejnployed. Eggs are often preserved om year to year in long-stemmed ale asses, and eggs laid on Good Friday are, some, considered of perennial worth nfires, sweet briar, citron buds, jasmine boughs, and orange blossoms, once lent a sweetness and a beauty to this sin gular festival, and vied with the Cash' merian Feast of Roses. At the present day the religious services being over, boys, especially, have the day to themselves. "Good-eggers" are all the go.— there are prize and champion fighters in the list. In the churches, the services at this season always are of a deeply solemn character. The religious soul pf the com munity finds an appropriate oxpressipn ih the commemorations of Eastertide.
Riddle for Poarnsls.
Auction Sale.—One Pliteton Buggy one light Family Carriage, one new two horse Wfcgon, one new Open Buggy, one two-horse Family Carriage, one Family Horse, one heavy Draught Horse, and a lot of good Work Horses. This property will be sold at public auction on Satur day, unless sooner disposed of at private Sale. It can be seen at the livery stable of A. B. Fouts, North Second street.
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For the best line of Hosiery at low prices, go to the Buckeye Cosh Store, W. S. RYCE & Co.,
Mfthr, corner Sixth sfrefit?"
Riddle for Silk Fans.
Premature Loss of the Ilair, which is so common nowadays, may be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett's Cocoaine. It has been used in thousands of cases Where tile tiair was coming out in hiindsftil, and has never failed to arrest its decay, and to promote a heathy and vigorous growth. It is at the same time -, unrivalled as a dressing for the hair. A Single application will render it softjind for several days.
"Opening" of Spring Millinery Ev' ERT DAY and new goods EYERT -WEEK at No. 10 South 4th street.— I am now prepared to show a large stock of Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, Ribbons /or Bows, Bonnet Silks, Crepes and Illusions, Silk Tissues and netts and a great variety of Fringes of every description. Also, some beautiful Dress Patterns of Silk and Poplin and a few pieces of the "Buffalo" brand Alpacas to close out at a bargain. Ladies are respectfully invited to examine my goods, compare price?, be convinced, and then buy, at J. W. Gaskill's, No. 10 South 4th street. ni d2t
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We are preparing to print the Premium List of the Vigo Agricultural Sociely^^^pW^: o(|g
Kc^laMfina M. Ilit Jlir4(lbe held this Fall. An edition of three thou* sand copies will be printod, sufficient to place one in the hands of every farmer, mechanic and business man in the county, thus making it one of the best advertising mediums that can be found. A limited number of advertisements will be inserted at the following terms: Whole page $10 00 Half page......... 6 00 One-third page........ .i .i
\ou will always save 20 pw cent, by buying your corsets at Herz & Arnold
265 Dozen Corsets in 27 different styles at enormous low price* at Hera & Arnold's, ...
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tnrc ever oflWred in* tTwr hiarked seen at Lawience & Ilarvey's, 83 Main street.
Riddle for Silverware.
Mr. Editor: I have been manufacturing saddlery in Terre Haute for the past thirty years and I have never had as fine a lot of saddles and all kinds of harness on hand as I have at this time, which I am. selling very cheap. have fines qftllted surrimetset saddles, quilted hoop side and plush seat side saddles, also a large assortment of common saddles. I have also just finished a fine set of gold plated buggy harness made by that veteran harness-maker, C. H. Ball, I think is as fine a harness as I have ever seen in any Eastern market.
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(Jo to S. Mosseli^aa's fpr fine sole leather and ladies traveling tritnkp.
Ice.—Persons wishing Ice can be 'accommodated by leaving thfiir order# sit the Dexter Saloon or Briscoe's Grocery Store. fl,dlw
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Every Description of Stick or Fancy Candy, wholesale and retail, at the Union Steam Bakery.
Tailors, Shoemakers and others will find a good supply of thread and Silk at Singer office, 83 Main street
Seed Potatoes.
White ^ropts..».^.. Bushe Snowball!.... 4 Shakprjlu&setts,.,...........,50c Goodrich...„.Mt...iT!! t!i«.60c '-f Harrison...... 50c White Peach Blow...., 75c 5dtf] At C. WING
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Millinery and Dress-M»king—lti MARY WILLIAMS has re-opened a Shop qij Msun street, overEn^lesfc Tutt'g^hpe Store, No. 107, where she is pre pared to do Millinery and Dress-Making in all the latest styles.
Bleaching and Prcssingfdopij to order, Ladles, give her a °ftH' *[8,d6ts
Sewing Machines.
Try nine ponnds of Sugar for one dollar, at the Red Front, Kaufman Block
lliMrNu.—We3 have' secured' a ^first class finder, and havipg recently made additions to qilr stfjck of binding materials, are now. prepared to attend to all orders promptly and guarantee satisfaction Gather up your u^agazines and bring tl^em
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Blli/aVds.-^-e. A. ^erj prorietor of the Teutonia. Hotek Sof thif city) having thoroughly rclitted his 8e' gant Billiard Hall, under.the superinten dence of Adoljili -Bernard, containing six of Balke's best standard American Bil liard Tables, will re-open in spleiidid style on Monday eveiiipft* April^ 18th and will have for his guests Phil Tiem&n the veteran billiai'dist, James Cherry, the expert, and Frink Rattemian the £$nr eral traveling agent of Julius Balke, the veteran billiard maker of Cincinnati together with Wni. Selking, the big-hearted proprietor "of the Balke Billiard room Of Indianapolis, Indiana, will be present^o afford a rare treat to billiarduts and all lovers of the noble game. This will, truth," be a "rare- treat" to billiardiutm Mr. Ferra wishes to inform all the lovers of Billiards that lie has fitted pp anew carom table of Julius Balke's makp.
Returning home these gentlemen will stop at Indiananapolis and be tiie guests of Wm. Selking fpr a day or ttofc. The$e will be a grand exhibition of bifliardisac skill at the elegant rooms of Wm, Selking on Tuesday eVenirig, April 19th, to which all are invited who wish to see a beautiful And interesting game,
D^n McCracken, the ex-champion, and Indiana's favorite billiard player, will also delight his host of friends by hiB skill on this occasion.
William i» Wide awake, and knowing1 the mathematical accuracy of. the Phelap, cushion, and its acknowledged superiority by all iCadlhg'billlardists of this country,^and even of Euiwpe, ovgr jagjf other
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Selling Oat at, Co«t**-Th| undersigned will sell for thirty days all their stock of CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, LAMPS, CASTERS, &c., &c., at COST fbr CASH.
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Ip.i-^f ^yAu1 iViint? jUi^hlnJ If- you have anything you want to get rid of you have lost or found anything want to do anything or want anything done for you, advertise in the 25 cent column of the EXPRESS. It is the best advertisement you can have for the least mone
Another lot of New George's Bank Codfish, very nice, at C. I. RIPLEY'S,
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"The Same Old Regiment ivitli New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily raving Ifa#?,pr0o4 from tli^fl^ifa^tWies. CalH iq^ Examine oU Wtm Wor}? Qf ftUftjn^s, JJq, 98 M^n ^r^C
The Hoop Skirt factory is the place to buy your Skirts, Corsets, Lace collars, linen collars and cuffs, Laces, Edgings, Embroideries, mohair Switches and Braids.
Wall Papers.—Having received their new supply of Spring Patterns In Plain and Fancy Wall Papers, Brokaw Bros
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gop^s. fhpy also fcave a practical Paper Hancer, with whom you can leave yo I orders, and special attention fl
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to hanging, stamp Gold, Tints, Gild and Satin Papers, &c., and at the sametime i^inteFBatisrtlictid^ 0? &
gua Crackers of all kinds fresh everyday at the Union Steanr'B'akter^. 0\*J
Oheap Gloves!—Hers & Arnold, 89 Main street, received a job lot of 165 dozens ttabes^&nd most saleabhtstylesqf La Mfises jind ^i^dreB8 Lie^^Sif^ Glotefej which will he refilled at taw uiari Importer's prices. Call and see them.
Machines sold on monthly paymeats at Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street. -i. l?rgdk cpiiditity of speatacles ki assortment—nerfectly per feOtfed—S«i4^8 the current price
John R. Freeman's,* No. 5 WArren's p3T:-. mm--
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BLANK NOTES,'in* smg bound in Bmall books, on sale at the Da^ly ExMTESS StoaAi J'rftiliig &tS!bliAl»ni<^»fcK
Persoks in search of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting?, Window Shades, &c. would: do jreU to" fconsult 1'rokaw Bros, advertisement before purchasing, and go there aadbuy-them.
New Attachments ^e Singer ftp Lawrence's, 83 Main street.
PRIKTING.—-If yoit want any kind of printing done, cpme.to thi^pfiice and look pit t'
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out. ir. JTreasurer's Card.—Tax-payers are hereby notified that their taxes must be paid-on, or before the. 18th. day of Aprik the third MVnday—^on* whiolr day 'fnbt afterward), the Books must be returned to the Auditor^ and a penalty of ten ftHbr on the dollar added. Immediately after which myself or deputies, *wlll proceed to hpdb&vll' delinqAeitt tax- pa/ci-rhi thS Cqiinty, and ifarrnannry t»~s«u» and««U property -to makc^ the deli^quent^e*
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K. Y. Mondy & Co., successors to itV. Moudy, Whoteal«mid Iteteil To«cconi(rt, haj^eraojfed •fteir.fmesroom to' National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our: old, ell as new, customers will be cheerfu received. hare soAiethiAg new ers. Our stock consists of many little and big items, something to aaiilse oat chewera, smokers and looke»s-on. Oar stock "of Plug, Smoking and Finecnt tobacco, Pipes, Smokers' articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and complete. All persons looking fbr the weed, or1something nice for a holiday present, will please give us a call.
In our new place we ftlwajs to anow oarxustont
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,{)Linn Beouebab j, .. ,Lundy Wn Lovitt.Dani .T
Luce Jeff,
(,
MartiasS ,Mack All -..Malonev W
MahcrF
.,* Meredith
Morns Geo
Corcoran Jas Cooloy John C^rben Thoa. Couch' Geo Cordiirisom
jt*rrison
tr
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MporaNM _„ Sierctfkrt' V^.jrtPain Marvin l'etcr Sc ChoValle'r "Pofifcnborger Bam
s.,
Porcell Munson ...
^•ISSSSaSJ™*^
Kariok Henry
Ooalscot W fit* iKeedJU Cusson A Churchill 2 Rodgcrs Alps Davis JII "Wf
|4$fcKoMnBonStephen
Derrick ti j\Kobortson E wart BR -J Russell ,t Blbrfttff 03& toJ«3e Ferrcll JR SparkesJas Fuller Solomon (8wnnk Ooo
l-
John.2 li bStanley Walter ijlrft
tiray Xhos Oautz 11 Glass Hiram Gray Jas Gardner John Grism'orc Frank Gribbin Jas GrilEn Gann John
.....iSharcadS A Stemen Smith Morrit ,,Shirley W oiSwinehartM
1
,TrcajiorN2 Xalley Bv,:Tennos Sarnl
lTaberlar Jas 2. ugner EUi Handwork John
•B¥k-
Frank Crawford' hus A' fdttOihe Missest colored Boots^-Jls to green, quier, purpl^
f,Thean
Abji
.. T.I.
Sanj
.'O.'
Hafford II t^'Trindte .Tfrhn Haney W -Thomas ChafHoiIlarrife A# lfolmes^ Howard Hough Jesserick A Jenkins Jas Joseph & Co ere if Johnson NewtQTl
_iiomas
'!J Ward Barnard 2-
JS O ,!,?/ Warl uaraaro Ard Jas Williamson lG WiieySaml ink
A
RW
,(I
Winbun WiUio "Wilson DA *j S- York Soypjonr *J*fY°nng Horace.
A good line of Gentlemen's Furnish ing Goods for ^ale, cheap, at Bannister's I I I!
M,HB 1
1
Just received at Bannister's a nice iine of Spring and Summer Cawiinercs ifor jtttUfngs. Call and see them.
Beautiful line of Plaid Vestings, Silk Cashmere Bannister's,
liji/ 'tiij
:i
The finest assortment of Imported Candies in the city opposite, the Post office.H£*j£°*}tf .• •»*«l.iMtu 'The placc to lwy Children's Carriages cheap is opposite the Postoffice,
Fine Marble Tables .^t^wrance & Harvey's.
Have you sCfcn those Rat an Chairs at !Lawrance & Harvey's. }J
Sew York Cheese received this day by I. Ripley.
Goto S. Mnssleman's the oldest Saddlery house in the city.
Herz and Arnold have the best and Cheapest Hosiery in the city. ij Si
Music.—Don't let your, slieet music lay iaround loose, to be mutilated a^4 ^efaped but,do as Oilers asc doing, "bring it to this office and havffit bound in neat, subatan jtial binding for a small sum.
Best Brands of Flonr ^teaiB Bakery. ,'tM
Something
twm
mda Water ,at H. A. Da.vi#& Cp.'0
!tne
Derrttng Block, fositli
Drug More, in {he choitffest syrupy
Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria .Antoinette Slipper| stefl^^klf leather bow. Also, Misses and Children colored Ms^n street,
Respectfully
ll VXiii
c15d2^',LJ5. It will be a prond day
Haute when eycry man
WANTED!
outfit its CKivrsi
VHEAP EKOUGH!
DO YOW WANT HELP?
JWrSitTJ&H IS TUK KXVlfXSS.
Want
do you
Jo
«j
at the Union
New,—We
have now
stafted the finest Shaving and Hair ^Dressing Saloon on Fourth street, be -tween Oliio and Main, in tlje State, and we invite the attention of all citizens, both ladies and gentlemen, to call and see for themselves. We have in our eruployTUcjjt the best workmen the country can afford Ordcrsjsromjitly attended. imptly attended,
4 house?
A»VKBTISK 1M TnK IOPBSSS.
You Want to Bny or Sell/
ADVCBTI8B CI TUK XPBE88.
Have Yoa Property for Sale?
-. ADTSBTISE TUB KXPRKSN.
T^K fcXPRBSS having the largest home circulation, is the best in odium to seewe your wants by advertising. We now pot rates so low that thore is no exeuse 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," "Boardinjr," ost," "Found,""Strayod," "Stolen,«v*'P nal," Ac., will be inserted for h25
CEKTS A DAY!
Those terms aro applicablo to all advertise ments of the ahovo cV»ss^ of fivo linos and under.
Have You Houses or Rooms for
Bent?
'"''ABTEimSK IN TUB KXPKKSS. 4,i
ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.
Parties wishing to advortiso in tho EXPRESS, and living at a distance from this ofQco, can inclose thoir advertisement in an envelope, with Uie nopessary pay, and forward the samo to us through tho Postoffice.
BOARDING.
BOARDING—Persftps*
-(Wriioitifl FOR SALE^!I1^
FOR
SALE OR TRAP^J.-WO Tiavo C__ Spring Wagon and bne Buggy, both now, thatifo Win trade for a couple of good work
FOR
SALE—A fine Cottago .Dwelling on South Sixth street, close to Main torms easy*and very low fbrenSh riot well improved and.housain good ropair: caltsoon on W. B. WHARTON '& CO., under tho Prairie City
Bank-
FerfySALE-ATthe
chine Shoi Co., will be sold at low figures and on reawn able terms. Also a house QB Norih Third
M»8T^ AWNIfAIrBALIir
Frienoly Sons ofSt.Patrick
DOWliN© HAtLE,'4
tfonduyEvening, April 18,1870.
raT*ic—Frpottr.
Music by Prof. Teiit'd Ban|, /I .^1 ,«5)so9
ltfcii
.» A. .G. WALL.
ESTRAY IIoRSES-^From Fout's Livery Stable lot,.Seoond irtreet^iS the night of the 13th iyijt., tha€ho^seq'ofcthe follow ingjjeseriptiort': mare, olShHjne brown mare^n y.fKys aid one grey "horse, 5 years old formation leading to' tbeij«!toyery will be suitably rewarded^ A.. B. FOUTS.
for Terre
can
ge^' his
clothes made of the best material and in the best style for a
small amount of money
This jsa consummation ipost devoutly to be vftshid.2 If you wish to Hi\4lti§2Ue this important subject further, call at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street. The new
and beautiful style of goods and the reasonable piices certainly indicate that the^for^dajf is ^pproaqlun^
0J£dt
J^SMMCCTBD SPKCTACLES.—It is represented to us that pedlars 'and others are selling spectacles, representing them arf our*—perfected spectacles. All such are impodfeem,- a*S. R. Freeman, at 161 Main street, is the only persop authorized to sell 'our perfected spectacles in Vigo oraatyylaid. .Tl/f LiaASOStA-MonRtS. ,. iim
O
ri 1 t—
Best quality of Fresh Meats til
all
kinds at my at arid corner Sixth and Ohio streets—aJpofresh
Oljip. Pprkr Sausage
every day. Call and gee foryourself. f. J.Vo^xa.
dt:
-CftterriJ, (Md .Jus.
Breath, Pain in the Eycst and in fact all Compl&iifts efithd Noad tiad Head can be completely cured by the use of Boeder't German Snuff. The article is dne ofgrcfl|t merit, and is even recommended by sonih of qq,« paling physiCiaiirfso gTeifefchieir confluence in its merits at a cure foe tfip above complaints. Try it, yc afllicted, a costs but 3d cents and will do you goe& For sale by ^11 druggists.
IRA GROVEE, Jr., Spccial Agent, decS-iltf
N£WA VE RT ISEM
ISSOLUTION^
-T
wishing rooms and
board can bo aceoromodatod at southeast corner of Ohioand Seventh Mtreot. 16
LOST.
LOST.—Meexsohumferule,
k1'
tr .a W ilsJi 'AttJ
Pipo, stem joinod to
Pipo by sUver Pipo plain and well colo.rcd fifteen dollare rcwiiru Jeavo it at this offico or the PostoOicc. BRBSETT.
JOSEPH H. al4d4t
TO LEASE.
ITW LEASE—For improvement only, for a lone term of years, 10 valuable Lots, between 6)4, and 7th streets, on Oak street, belonging to Mrs. Sarah C. Deminp. For particulars apply to W. K. I1ENUR1CH, over First National Bank. 12d2w
FOR RENT.
ORBNT—Tho
Ji. A. IJOBSfiTT, P. 'It.
Store room and building
rmerly occupied by C. A. Aloeneh, in nan's block, on Main stroiit. third door from Seventh street enquire of Mrs. C. A MOKNCH,.on the promises. *SU2w
a
WANTED.
WANTED—To
t-itt
sell twoTeams, part-eayh,
.4short' time on balane*. JOSKPU ABBOfT. »pl2
r.
TiekeUof Admwtw*K.u.t,*XX-. ,v./Ki?1
50
Millinery—Opening.—Mrs. E. Vol ^er j*ill opeh Iter Wpring Stocks off Millin-
Fourth street, on Friday {Mi.d Saturday April j^tb and 16th. The ladies are es' pcfclally {incited to call iiiid' loo]/ at die choice and beautiful goods that will be displayed. 13 4t,
a|vc4f-|fe II. \V||r8, m. iH'al TO tils* office to* '1x5 Sialn strcetf (between 4th an^ 5th), iujd his rtwidence to 3d street^ second ^^r sdu'lh of Poplar, whero-the patroiis of IIemeojnthy will find him ready to serve them profession ally, amd with promptness.'
rCThov
1
Itutterick's
i'.i
Patterns
for t/liiWreii's
Clothing also a nice line of cheap Cassimeres for sale at Bannister's, 79 Main street.
.n jjijjLii
WANTS, AO. -^AdvfeArtein^ls ol "wants'"fw: s^e," 'flost,'| ^'^ound,^ etc., will be inserted in tiie DAILY EXPRESS for verdy*five cents. ,J ...
mMttM&jf-iw wi.
will open to-day, opposite th'cPoflt Office, widi a fine apsortmdnt oE JSulcy fcaddied, foreigB -domestic' and- «»fnedfrniU »lBOa large stoqfedg gamages. mf
The Mini spHng -CjtfDpaitft #^.h ^he b«i||nd «K*rt 'thriAy store of flowers, fruit and ornamental trees, ^hey have eve/ before presented to their patrons. In their greenhouses are mftn^T&ew ina ftHfliwpianuniev®'' ingiQfe irftr^aced In t^fcit^aiid. a visit to the, same will irell repay tfee loVerabf fidwera. Besides these Jiovelties they have a fine assortment of hangisgbasketa, »»dy ^lied with choio® plants and vines. Their greenhouses, ornamental and sale grounds are located' a short distance below the J{ail Works.'
l£ive
them a^call. They
will be pleased to see yoa and show you
tion of making purchases or not^
'jsax.n:
&aGo#>dlw
IKTSBPTT ViRLir, O WATCHMAKER,
H'Mpji
.EA^T ^ACf STRflfiT, Two doors Wostoffih St.,
Win give prompt attention to tho repairing of Clocks, Watclies. jevtiltf, 3vo. Having worked at Watchmaking over thirty years, I api confldont of giving satisfaction,!
All work warranted. febstf
TIP,
SWltmr. r.t'l'Afl
PAINTER]
CHEAP, AND
fi
I I
.fr Jfc« ,w
bit
at 1
PROMPT.
H"U If .11,
The partnership horotnforo existing between William W aim or and James McParlane is hereby dissolved by mutaal eensent tho right, title and claims of said McParlane having been transferred to Wagner Kafiider, thoy aro alone authorised to eoltect demands due said firm, and are also to pay all demands acainot the late firm of Wagner Jk MeFarlane»i
WvTWAONER.
apTdlm JAMES McFARLANB.
J-^ISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the partnership lW6W«t8!Eaa,TrtS6i5i/,'TO first day of Jaaaa ing IherrtScIvcs il aaosted to call and settle, as the books must (eelosed. •, TUOS. P. MURRA Y".
,, JSTp. All parties knowJcbted to the finh Wrc ro-
FRS. C. CRAWFORD,
Having purchased the interest of Mr. T. P. Murray, as above, I will c«mtinue the Boot and Shoo business at tho Old Stand. No. 98 Main street, where, by offering a pood articlo nt a reasonable rate, and by having a full assortment, 1 hope to receive a liberal share of tho trade. ialOdtt FRS. O. ORA WFOUD.
UNDERTAKERS.
I S A A A
UNDERTAKER,
Is prepared to execute all orders in bis lino with neatness and dispatch earner of Third and Cherry streets, Torre Hauto, Ind. jar.'iO-5-dwtr
TTNDEHTAKKR.
M. W. 0CORNELL, Having purchased back rfrom E. W. Chadwiolrrwrtiber It Co., the TTndertnlier's Kstablishmentj and having had seven years sxperienoo in the business, is now prepared to furnish Mctalic Burial Cases, Cases, Caskets. and Wooden Coffins, of all stylos and sises, from the best and largest stock of burial material in tbo State, at No. 2 North Third street, Terre llaate, Indiana, wtf iTerre II nntaa May
Merehant Tailoring! 'ir !ii t-ij ',i-
SpringTradel870
prf :nji
''U"'
hi
W. H.
BANNISTKIt
Is nowrvecivlng the largest,nnd best selcctcd I stock of Spring
ft-nti a
Cassimers, !vUT.,Q]lptiis,
).-
SatiQajl House. JACOB BUTZ
«.i iv
*lj X'IIKJ IU W. Ji
.iiiit-rt:, At i"
That ho has over br
al4
OR LOW FIGURES—Tho prop known-as Vigo Foundry and Ma' no Shop, now occupioa by Seath, Ha will he sold at low figures and terms. Also a house on Not strfcot will be sold low for eash. Enquire
Enquire at
once of ANDREW GRIMES, Agent. 28-dlnv
AMUSEMENTS.
... j,,!,lU pi
Suiting^,
Hliifj HZ
.iv a* A-. ught to.this market.—
jroui.
These goods beiiig all frotth and new, and having been bought sinee tbo gseat doaliae prices, will enable him to giv« his customers "fl lill'timi
BETTER BARGAINS
I 111!
Than has been offered sicca tho war also nice line of
••'ii:»
Shirts,
wtie 'i»"r •!•.»
Hosiery, _Neektie% Handkorchiefs,
I
iit} hills
II k»
At Low
t*.
&C., &C., &C.,
am
All persons wantipaanythtnff fn his linear ^speetfull^ 8oloited to call and examine hi
No. 79 Main Street
H.
.A
Terre Haute* Ivf.
"ii 'a" HVW
rjiuu
_mar (ds .wiwijiMtl
THE BEST'
Always*'the ^leapest!!
»*.diw «y ,i/ i«{ {JIHK -fin .H.H {.,f /I" yi" lf4
MERIT SlIRB TO WIMi n~ 'ili
tmfj .id
iitu* tA it .tti
-1«'{ fijifilU
Ml ot hb:i
The most
S /i.' I 11»! f/
.S'ft.t il t. i'i -tiiUm-m ,i -ii Unhesitatingly endorse r)UJ iti Jii .r.i •g (t -i"
BARR'
-.1
Pectoral Elixir
As the
Vr-i
Vt'rli-—
iMJA."
BEST COUGH liEJftDY:
m" -hlH THE KABXST. -yrt'i iK'jtfK farti'i.' .t
W ',ltll Ili ,!.• Li.
•"-'IHOKNIWBMA,IKD., February
JAS.
il
The annexed, very ©omj»limentarjr testiuio-^ nial is from one of tlio most rolinblo ujer-, charts in the State oflndianA:
16,1870.
Havi&cfarsewral years been sallina /tart's Patoral Jtyimr.i take great pleasure in. bearlag public testimony to its merit. Of the many remedies for the cures of Colds, Coughs Orotp, Hoarseness and kindred complaints, that has been mxn the market in the past five years, I know of no oilier in which I have fo great faith, and tHb very largo sale of tho
Klixir" snofer that It is being thoroughly I appreciated. It is m-ntly put u^, is pleasant» to laka^ana i» h»tb ite and reliable.
JACOBS, Druggist.
For salo by Dealers ia Medieincs everywhere,
MANUFACTURED BR
1
JJAHli, OULICK & BBttltY,
Druggists and Chemists, Terre Hairto, Ind. 22dw to mayl
II a N
BARE & 7J2AELE, House and Sign Painters
4lh St., dpp. Ctstral Ii^iw Bust, All worlf.pptruited to us will receive proipp
l^i»ecia?
attention giver to Sign Painting
anu draining. dly