Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 April 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY

TEBBE-HATJTE, XJTP.

Thursday Horning) April 21,1870.

RAIT.ROAD TIME TABLE..

TBBBB HAOTK XLTD IHDIAITAPOLI8.

LIAVI. ,i i* ARBIVK* 12:00 MID Eiprew .....--6 =00A. M. 4 :16 1 6:45

LBATB. re :40 A.

...Express

P-0n

Republican

9:45 P.

County Executive Com»ty mittee.

The Republican Execotive Committee of Vigo County will meet at their room No. 147 Main street, lately occupied Col W. Thompson, and immediately over G. F. Smith's Stove Store, on Saturday, the 30th inaU,- *t 2 M«r for the purpose of appointing time and place of holding the County Convenlion, and the tran9action of other important business. .O* ..

All persons voting with, aiid teeling interest in the succcss of the '.Republican party, are most cordially invited to at tend L. A. BurNKTT, Chairman. [Gazette and Volksblaat please copy. r— v.

THE colored peopled ubjleeto-d^y Cf

GEN. BEN. HARRIBON

tending court.

is in tlie city At

THE Skating Rink Association have re ceived their new skates.

RHUBARB STALKS—culinary- physicare on sale at the grocery stores.-

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for May, full PF good things, recieved at Doo1^8

Two MEN were arrested at

yesterday

lio?k,!ll'e

Buspicion of^g rob

bers of the Vermillion coiftifcy*safc-

CITY ETECTIOFT —In oar ADVERTISING columns thin morning is given the time, places and officers for the approaching^ city elections O I. O JI .k

A COUNCIL will be held, on. the 4th of May next„Jor the forjaal installation 9. Rev. E.Frank Howe,' as pastor 6f "the First Congregational Church.

THE CELEBRAfioN of the ratification of (he Fifteenth Amendment will be held

the County Fair Grounds, to-day, no matter what may be theqon^ition of the weather.

THE question of "who drank that wine?" was agitated at the Council meeting Tuesday evening, while' •considering:! the bills attending the late excursion.— Twelve bottles "Golden Eagle, $24.

THE caso of Stunkard ws. Noffsinger and Reynolds, involving a considerable sum of money, growing out of the sale of the Buntin House, has been before the Circuit Court for several days past, aud after closing the issues, was sent to Montgomery county, on yesterday, on a change of venue. .. 1

MORE HAIR-CLIPPING.—Last evening^ about half-past seven o'clock, a little daughter of G. W. Ball, while passing along Sixth street, had a portion of her hair clipped off with a pair of scissors She recognized the boy, or lad, who did it, as one Joe Goodman, a youth whose moral responsibility is not of the highest order. Policeman Vandever hunted up Joe and took him into custody. There have been quite a number of similar occurrences in the city during the past few months, and if the perpetrator of the outrages had proved to be anyone but a feeble-minded fellow, he won Id have re ceived some striking evidence of public iudignation. As it is, measures' should be taken to stop his ptesent style of amusement, but he is not a fit subject for severe treatment. The Hbuse of Refuge might be a good place for him.

"WHEREART THOU, ROMEO?"—(Shaks peare slightly changed)—was imploringly asked by to any visitors jto the Forepaugh show yesterday, who wanted to "see the elephant." Old Romeo wasn't there to be gaxed at, to be fed on candy by littleibqys, and have |mart peopie crack the old jokes about his trunk. He objects to traveling by rail, and in the attempt to put him upon the cars at Indianapolis he remonstrated and tore around at a dreadful rate. He is now on a -t£»mp with his keeper, by land through to 5t. Louis, where he will be "tamed." Old Romeo is willing to break roads tramping about the country and stand in the show for hours eating sottr gingerbread, bot he" rebels at the innovation of transporting menageries by rail. He does't like the arrangement, and seems determined to do all he can to force ^the proprietor! of "railroad shows" back to the old mode of transporting caravans by land. Romeo is an aged and respectable elephant, wjiio has traveled much and seen a great deal of the world and his opinions and preferences are entitled to some weigh!.

THE CNTIRE'^^Se'^I &&I&ining the Clay county excursionists in this city, is i$641. Hotel bills $542 carriages $85 wine $24j y^he Cougeil^api oWSMkd ol foot the balance.

THE

3KWp. Accommodation _li,£a. 8T. LOUIS, ALTOS ANDTKKR* HAUTS. L*AV*. F.I 11:30r. Express.. ... 41JO

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11:35 A. .Mail and Express.. .12^SE A. U. «:0fi A. LightningBiprese .-.-12.05 A. *. 4:45 p. U..Mattoon accommodation JU. A TI.

TTAHBILTYL ASU CRAWR^BD&VTKM

Kxpress

|4:40 P. -r—-rSf fTF' ROC* rat. nrr*!«Bi6!». ABKTVC L*AY*. i^40 p. '.....i. MtH

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY OLOSK. DAILYMAILS. ora*. 3:80p. a

Way.,

9Q0 p. IB

6:20 p.

9^00 p. m........... 5B^„„7n3T.Z£M :45 p.' loo p.'

4:45 p.

West'ansvill

J2?15p.

..Rockville

^cioae^Mond'a and Thur'sat7p. Opens Wed's

andn

lo^es Tneodam and Satra at Ji a. Opens

Nelson-Cbses gltr'satlOa. Christy's /rairie-Closefl Fridays p. m. Opens How esvillo—Closes Friday at p. ita. 'o'68™' Opens Friday at 4 P- m-

Post Office opens at7:80 a. m.and closes at 7

Sundays open fromS M.

The City and Vicinity.

C9mii}¥iI^leaf,C9«1i^w».epgaged

during the morning of yesterday in hearing evidence as to the proper distribution of tbe*4itat$\4}C \ths-l»ta tfbh# floidon, •and during the afternoon in the trial of the State ex rel Laura Jones tvs. Dr. Wm. Smith,involving a question of paternity

|ARITMR

Thl'^^t^^Jalar

bly at the Rink, under the new management, which is styled the Terre Hante Roller Skating Association, the officers of which are John S. Beach, President, J. McGregor, Vice President, "Ray. G. Jenckes, Secretary and Treasurer, and Albert Andrew Sope"^1^^"

been secured, and a full supply of new skates received. We are assured that nothing will be left undone to make the Rink a popular place of resort for ou|:, citizens. *f

At preserif'^e pMel^y'admission and use of skates' will be the same aa heretofore, but the Association intends shortly to issue season tickets at reduced prices.

The small HaH will be open every day until farther notice for ladies and chil dren desiring to learn the art, from 10 to 2 A. M., and from 2 to 5 P. M. The large hall will be open on this and to-morrow evening for the accommodation .of gentlemen.

MILK I—1The people of this city, who do not own cows, use milk at eight cents a quart. There's money in milk. A cow i®

100 Main street- tXi

J. F. ADO LEY, desiring-to flange his business, offers his entire jock of gro ceries at cost. CVft

profitable institution. Just figure

a little. A good, honest, orthodox cowone which will give her milk down regu larly ind twice a day—will diqposit ^ten quarts of lacteal fluid in a clean pail daily. Counting nothing for the cream taken from the surface, and not calculat ing on its aduleration by water, these ten quarts are sold for eighty cents. This is for one day. Multiplying these eighty cents by three hundred and forty days (thus leaving out twenty five days for times thai tlie'cow don't "come up* ttdi for neglect of lazy milkers and milkists) —and we have the healthy little sum of two hundred and seventy-two dollars Counting the cream, the using of water in the milkman's usual proportion, and we can add at least seventy-five dollars more to the income from the cow—making the total receipts three hundred and forty seven dollars. No wonder that a cow is said to be a good thing in a.- family^ apd. even if the family have no babies.

A COMMUNICATION, elsewhere published, asks some pertinent questions in regard ito the management of the proposed charity hospital. Since tliat was in type, we have learned, from what may be called headquarters, jhat there will be no restrictions pliced upoii the free' fice of that version of the Bible generally used by Protestants, and that Protestant patieaJa .willbe entirely at liberty to Jiave the attendance of such spiritual advisers as they may desire. This, we hope, wiU rembye^any^misapprehemion 'nloj* Have existed on the part of any jortion^of the community.

ST. MARY'S, OF THE WOODS,

ij?*

A April 20,1870.

EDITOR OL? PARTY FISPIRTISAR^DW"- Sir The above itetifc*jqfoich wg^ave olipped from your ipSpe/^OT jihe 3pth inst., is^a, th^t elp correct statementj' ancLferius a pro^erun swer to the first question propo^ei) in the cbmmunication 'r$fcfred"^t$. As to the last, we have only to sav that a due t. the services

gard to the extreme sensitiveness^ of sick" requires' that*no funeral serv shall ever be held at the Hpspital. 'Ilie dead'should be Very privately removed to the proper place for such services to be performed. Very respectfully,

ABOUT BOILERS.—Probably a large proportion of the JournaTs readers were somewhat astonished, yesterday, to find in that paper the following paragraph

We had to send to Indianapolis fdr ia steam boiler. Why can't Terre Hante have an establishment for. the manufacture of such articles?

The proprietors of the Jont'md had an undoubted right to send to Indianapolis or anywhere else, "for a steam hoiler," but it is not right to advertise tQ the world that they were compelled to do so for want of "an establishment' for the manufacture of such articles" in this city, It is hardly possible that any citizen of Terre Haute is ignorant of the faot that we have, here, one of the largest boiler manufactories in the We«t. The establishment of Wm. Cliff & Son has been ip operation, in our city, five, yea.rs^..jjjnd turns out more boiler* than any other works of the kind in thik Sfttte, with the exception of Sinker Co., at Indianapolis. These Terre Haute boilers go tQ all parts of the United States—jinclqd^ng Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Illinois*, Iowa and even more remote portions of the Union. The boilers of Wm. Cliff &

ROB

BERS DISCOVERED, AND $16,000 RECOVERED!—The robbery of the Vermillion jioontj safe has created a tremendous sensation iu that quiet and retired "neek p' woods." Mr. Jos. Collett came down jon Monday distributing the bills anounicing the robbery and offering the tempting reward of $3,000, which had a tendency to put everybody upon the alert.

On Tuesday evening about sundown, Mr. Anderson White, a farmer near Clin-

they started off. He called upon them to stop, whereupon they ran towards the river. The farmer called a number of

chaM^A^MdMbg mjmwm. men divested themselves of all but their underclothing, and after fastening a bundle to the back of their heads, plunged into ihe, uv/BF,ju4j»sain jMasqw.-rWhen iJaPtii U&iPiFtW *t the men seemed to be in danger of drowning, and diaengaoad the bundle.from hp 1 Ami.

S! ^Thi? was secured after it had floated a short distance down the stream and found lo contain some articles of clothing: a pistol and sixteen thousand dollars of.-.the stolen money.

The two men succeeded in reaching the oppose biank of thd river. A man here tried tp stop them and succeeded in knocking one of them down with a rail but the other drew revolver and drove their antagonist off. The two men then took, to the wopds and underbrneh with po clothing except their shirts an^ draw era.

One Of the men fa [described as dark and heavy «et, with black whiskers. The other man is of light build, small in stature, with light moustache and no whis kers. They are said to be the same men that were engaged in peddling bibles through that county a few weeks ago

Chief of Police Dan Crowe, and two or three policemenjand-aeveral ofourcitizens went up lo the vicinity of Clinton yester day. Hundreds of men are after the rob' bers, scouring the woods, and in their present conditio^ It is hardly possible, that*!** «n*!^pe capture. /."* ioiii" '-j.—

THE CITY SCHOOLS.

The following is the statement and petition of the :S^hool Board, to the City CouiJciV ^relented orf. Tuesday eveiriug last: To the Honorable Mayor and Qdwkcd of the

City of Terre Haute, Indiana: GENTLEMEN Recognizing the fact that your honorable body is desirous to sei: progression and improvfelnent in .all ofthe affairs of •tour beaUfifhl city, we, the undersigned petitioners, are emboldened to ask your careful consideration of the following statements in regard to the education of the children within ithe corporafcion 1. The enumeration of children for school purposes, in this city, for the year 1867,isaft.. .....vv. ...4,225 For the year 1868, for same purposes..4,344 2. The average enrollment of pupils in the public schools, for the year of 18671,897 For the "year 1868-9 1,939 For they ear 1869-70 (seven months)..2,228 3. In tho next placc, the School Board Has control of school houses in which there arc twenty-nine rooms for the accom modation of pupils, exclusive of three or fbur small recitation rooms. The Board -Hill liiwn

tpo manv d^ka^ioto tUgfie, ^3|iX|n rooms ill orderjas ffolw'pP^ilflefW TOpply the pupils in attendance with seats. And with all our care, there are, according to tho report of the Superintendent for the first seven months of the present year, 160 pupils of the average enrollment with no seats at all. There ia, also, another fact

Son are held in the highest estimation-hy- *£f Qjoceries at ex^ct oo« until ray entire stock is closed out. This is no humbug. I will dt what I advertise. I wjjl sell

our own manufacturers, as is proved by the fact they are in general use here. If the editor „of the JourmJ will go Jbfcf' $ ft»e

if?or|4!fcii.

will find a splendid set of Cliff*s boilers. Go to the-Vigo Iron CompanyV Works, and see four of the same make, each sixty feet long. .Go to the distillery, to Clift & Williams' machine' shop?, to Thompson's big flooring mill, and to scores of other manufactories, and. see them all run by steam generated in boil-, orb made by Wm. Cliff & Son.

This firm employs from twenty totwen-

Mfivumen, and in addition to th^-««w- -Reuiember'th'e pW, No. 12 South 4th street. .1.1

work that it turns off—say M.the rate of one boilar.per week—it does a very large repairing business, sending men for that purpose all over the West.

Messrs. Cliff & Son are proprietors of McClOre's valuable patent, owning -the ri^ht in half the Slatts of the Uni(hi.rt*

We hope the Jouiiial will not persist.in an atteiiiifft'to betiltle our own manufac tnrhig interests, bat will gather lend a hand in helping to build them up. If the proprietors of that paper don't chose to patronise home'industry, that is their own affair, but they havc ao occasion to misrepresent tlie industrial interests Of the day.

AUentioB in» this con

atitl jOiattii tibrf A^Mle avferige|cntfol*ne|i|f biem^ 2,228 *arid flier* %drtg*for tHe commodation of these pupils twenty-nine sfchool rooms, we have the very large average number^ of 76 pupils to each roomr' ,Xt ia ®f4m^ly out •'of .-quesiliaii for so many pupils to. receive sufficient drill at the hands of any one teacher. 4. Another fact, aUp^d^ijn^ attention, viz: At We floSe-tf tlfiSJcfiboPyear ther will be abotit 150 pupils ready for promotion to the Grammar School. If we count 75 jpupils to be promoted to the High SfchwT,! together witji' t3iosb ,^hq may withdraw, we' will have an aggregate of at least 75 pupils more in the Grammar School next year than we have lad in that department this year. We have had'ftt&jreragO #lPt*r|TO, jHipiis in this grade to each room for the year 1869-70. What shall be done when that average is increased to nearly 100 pupils to each room?

In order to meet the demands of our rosperons city, educationally, we have eemed it advisable to make the foregoing statement of .facts to, your, honorable body and, Inita^iicn 'as you' ^rfe better acquainted wifii4tie resources of our city than we are,* aid have' better facilities foi raising money, therewith to petition yot to appropriate the .sum of Forty Thou sancf ($40,000) Dollars for the purpose erecting -'two' new commpdiods school houses.

If this appropriation shall be made by yotft honorable body, the School Board will proceed to re-district the city for school purposes in sfach manner as to afford ample educational privileges for all of the children.

W: E. HENDRICH, "J J. H. O'BOYLE, Trustees. E. B. ALLEN.

WM. H. WILEY, Sup't. Schools. TERRE HAUTE, April 20,1870.

6 A 3 at Cost.—Desiring to

change my business I will sell my stock

Rio Coffee 5 pounds for $1

LIFE IN Crimes ol pose of thed- becreC Bfles kal CMao. nies with a full and Authentic History of Polygamy and the Mormon Sect, from its Origin to the Present Time—

By J. H. BEADLE, Editor of the "Salt Lake Beporter." The Mormons are attracting the attenof th|wh|e F^plgjl" t»J us work gives a lull and authentic account of their degraded social condition, their blasphemous rites and ceremonies, their sacreligous doctrines and practices, and is full of the most absorbing episodes and incidents of Mormon life and mystery, as well as of solid and practical information

The high praise which this work has received from members,of Congress and, (Government' officials to whoda' ft 'Was sub-' mitted, and by whom urged, as a duty to the country, stamps it as one of the most powerful and thrilling books ever published.

The work is printed from a beautiful clear, new type, on fine calendered paper, comprised in one large octavo volume of 540 pages, embellished and illustrated with 34 fine portraits of leading Mormons, Scenes in Utah, an accurate and minute Map of Utah Territory, and is fu«%l] st£Mkl fnding, lh| ftaariM-sows pi%&, payaMe ^'defitwy^rMn'iema.TRi* English cloth, $2,76: in fine leather, (library style) $3,25. Every eopy is guaranteed equal to the sample number. The Agent for this county will call on you in afewday*.VK*j /l/nV

Just Becehred at J. E Voorhees, Ohio street, between 4th and 5th, a new lot of Green Georgia Cod- 21-3t

Furniture—At J. & .E. W, Root's, is going rapidly, but stilt is at great bargains for a few days. 20 Id

$5 50! $5 60!!—Best Brand Flour at $5 50, at J. E. Voorhees', on Ohio between Fourth and Fifth. 21,dlw

Oh! Yes they Hare! Oh! Yes they Hare!! Those Gents' fine shoes, hand sewed and latest style, that Frank Crawford has been exjjecting, arrived

Sashes,

dw3m.

v00i

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•Pure old Gov. Javi 3 jjotmds fbr-Jll-^1-Coffee A. Sugar 7 (fbunds foi' $1.0(fc Choice Dem.

Suga^i ^6#rt^s/olr^pQ

Choic« yellow Sa^ar 8 J*M»nds. for $1 Good Tea $1.00 per pound. No. 1 2 and 3 Tubs 90^8j^jp4^cejJts. Canned Frhifs 20 cenfs per can. White Peach Blow Potatoes at 40 oents per Jwihel, Afi ^..aad^avarything ai «XM* cost. Cornell* ^d, ^ay: wv-a -fl^)ply

J.^.BA^oi#*^

just received at the popular honse.of Iaw.^tnce &.Harvey*s 83 Maiast. [Sl,d3t

''That's Wat's the. J|»]tter.^—If any body, to-djy' 'things of^^iyin^ jk cojk stove, the^a Befter noi fbr^et to call at "Hendereotfs." H«?s ^oih^togivfeiq^ne good bargains to whosoever oomea

A Klea Lot of new Mackerel and Whi^Fish, in kit^^Just received at j. E' "VoorheeSj Ohio, street^ bewfefc ^h:amf, 5th. 21-2t

win JU(J JUJtflHiH MPJWIWipKiPWPIM

3 LH.-

(yegter":

dav. Call at 98 Main street and.see them. '•wat.Si i»S tpuk i* ,J» -fc-/ *ir S''

Boraett'A Fl«r«rii« S*tr«eto.- a%« superiority of these extract* consist* in their •perfect purity and great strength. They are warranted free from the poisonous oils a#l lipids which entoHnto the 6ftnrjtofi»i tipn at many of tAe facticious frait Ssv^rs now in the market. They are not only true to their names, but are prepared from fruits of the best quality, ami are so highly concentrated tli.it a Comparative ly small quantity only need be used

JOSEPH BURNETT & (X, loion, Man ufactures and Proprietor*. I'or oale by all Grocers and Druggists.

Febll-dTh w3m.

Invon^wi (pr J'aripfrs^—iO:

G4efi}& jgipi, Qf irt-fhW State exhibiting and introducing anew invention for loading and stacking jhay^ and grain, for ditching and digging pota toes, and, in fact, adapted to many differ ent purposes o^y§hnilar Mture. It Simple «sn!p€«y »Pt)licatW^of tHftTO fashioned derick and crane, but ingeni ousty Jitranged "atbCdestined •'torheco/nei very popular as a labor saving machine on the farm. They are also introducing a Seed Sower, Cultivator, Grass Sower rind JJollp all Combined,.^o^jUucted entire^ |e#^n|I common ,«|U^E fr^iapl and IiMju^Iy earned for itself a repu tion of being the best Machine in use, as all will testify who are using them. The proprietors of these Machines are now in our city and can be found at the National i|oo^|Sdu^t£wi^ WIn) dividual rights for s^e. Now is the time to fiife Someino^eH IM 'i

immense Stock^-iKll^w the leading and m^st approved styles ar-

dw^n« Mi^nqtxeafc

Bows, and the RijMjons to I fiitri-,the nnefct Ind largest SEs at less tharugold prices at & jU STRAUS & Go's, S 149 Main street.

m^ke theii sortment, 9

S. £.r Straus A Co., have takdn the ag$ify. for, Wheeler H^bn's^ ^e^ing MacHHite^4 acf be tne best Family Sewing Machine in t^ie_ world which they will sell a£ the most fator able conditions.

Yigo Agricultural Society-—There will be a meeting of the DirOctortfat "Col, Dowling"s"office, on Saturday, April "23d, at two o'olock'K M, ». SO 20,d4twlt. Jos. GTLBERT, Sec'y.

New Goods arriving every day now immense/ stock of 8httde Hats, ^oy'i Straw Hats and Caps, at prices lowje^ihan ever before. Weli'Sve to Seep uji'a well earned reputation fcnd we Mean t6 do it.

S. I* STRAUS Afio., treeti

Kmws inMNtral DritEDtyj1 Heart disease, and those chronic, lingering diseases which efepec^liar to females. are cured by th* Iwdetfui and valuable remedy—Dr. Pierce'* Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. In Bronchial, Throat *rd Lting diseases it hae no equal $1,000 ewsrd is offered,by .thp pr^prl^ter medical "that wril equal it in the cure of afl those ditfeimes foi- whicfi ^tii rec&imopd«d

Dr-Sage's Jpatarrhnmsedx is noJium-

3VISOBKJM1^

bug£

The Heinl Brothers ftpen ih^ spring campaign, with,^fie best and jiiost thrifty stidf'W- flowed, fruit and 'Afnam^t^l'' trees, they havfe wer before preainttd i6 [heir patrons. In their greenhouses are many new and cjoia» plai^affrie*^ before introduced*»t^iK city anl viJ-to the same wiU well repay the lovers of flawei^. Beetles thfse noveltiee, haifo a fine asso$tpient a?{ hapging^'aJtets,^ readj- filled with choice plants and vines. Their greenhouses, omajnentaf and sale "grounds are located a short distance below the Nail

Works. Give them a call They, will be pleased to see yon and show you ^odhdf, Whether you go with the inten8on of ntalS^puiisliaaittw^ibtX 18,dlw

CELE-

zi4£r df t^lpis|ifl jpl be under Hie guidance of James H. Bundy, the Grand Marshal, assisted by Aaron Roberts, Samuel Archer, Jesse Artis and Charles Dunken, who will conduct the procession as before published.

Afteir reaching to ThJ^^ me pfCJTraiJBie as follows: 1st Singing by the congregation "Blow ye the trumpet blow." 2d. Prayer by Elder Lewis Artis. 3d. Music by the Brazil Cornet Band. 4th. Reading the Proclamation of the Fifteenth Amendment by Z.M. Anderson.

The speakers will be as follows: Hon. R. W. Thompson, William E. McLean, Harding Anderson, P. B. Tyler, Bevi W. W* \^o. Glqvipr^ Col, JPBairfj Wen "Charles Cruft,M.M.Ty-le#,'Z-'M: •AttlerBon and others, subject to such changes as may be necessary.

H. A- Daris Co. received yesterday a fresh and large variety of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, toilet goods &c., direct from the Importers, 20-tf.

Housekeepers, Attention!!—Housecleaning time is here, and some of your furniture needs repairing and varnishing, or changed to oil finish. The under b- Signed h^Qfetabll&Si fiw* #iat p«^%. &k. f« ^fease jSa^ad

Also all classes of ordered work, such as office furniture, models &c., made promptly. Orders left with Messrs. Lawrance ft Harvey will be attended to.

Ht-

G. W* HOLLOW AY,

'3fo. 88, Main, hel.: 8d and 4th St'si

At Mozart Hall at all times may now be had Schweitzer Cheese, Limburger, and Prepared Herring, and cold lunch at all hours. it. -E- BOLDT. 19-dlm

Headquarters for close buyers on Ladies, Misses and Children's Lasting, Goat, Morrocco, Scollop Top, Custom-made and Polish Boots and Shoes. All classes of Lasting goods, at greatly reduced rates, at Reihold's, No. 70 Main street.

Seed Potatoes.

New Confectionery.—W. A. Sheap will open to-day, opposite the Post Office, #'fencywcandies, foreign, domestic and canned fruits also a large stock of children's carriages. 12-tf

"New Millinery Store.—Mrs. M. A Kinj*, late of Chicago, will open, on Wed Wfdasv April p6, an errtirdj paw .stock ^^Iplfig^lyjnJc^^ncy^ojy^a^thi cor-' ner of Ohio and Third streets, (Mrs Sparks' old stand,) which will be sold at prices less than ever before offered in this city. The stock is fresh, and embraees everything desired. The ladie a&irelpeetfuMylintitOT fcf catt and amine the sjpek. .*£'

Notice.—T^ie Trustees,, of Centenary

sealed proposals until Mon^l^y, the 25th .iniit^for the7CompIetfc| of^said^Cjmxch. pfans and specifications at Mr. Vrydagfi's Qf^:e, wK^cb^ids ff

FOXWORTHY,

f!rf£L.3is

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iOil

per IliMhel

Snawbalfei.KiiAfil.JJ0o Shaker Russetta.^..^ ..50c Goodrich Tf«rrisn»i ..'iJ.^r.»90c White Peach Blow r.75c 5dtf] At C. WING & Co's.

fSh

Kiddle ans

/tTj

Riddle fer Sewing Machines.'

Try nine pounds of Sugar for one dollar, at the Red Front, Kaufman Block.

BINDING.—We have secured a first class binder, and having recently made additions to our stock of binding materials, are now prepared to attend to all orders promptly and guarantee satisfaction.

Riddle for Parasols.

Eaatqr.

Only 50 for a.pair of fine/Morocco miide border, at l. Clitielter'p

ri'

ff-

iSfaidles, fdr -fine Slippwsiigo to I. K. Clatfelter's.^^^

Riddle for the Cheapest Hosiery. ***&— will always save 20 per cent, by bi^|n| your i:6|BaL ^t jDfeA & Arnolds.

f' 265 iDozen Corsets in 27 different Styles it Enormous low prices at Herz & 3£feojld?a»: V-"-

Tho-Fine^t-Stoekof- gagtor^Baraiture ever offered in this market can be te$n 'at Lawrence A B*#vey'fl 'S3 Main

Riddle for SllTerWftre.

R«tal*fed—M: Hi Wateft/' M. D., lias removed his office to 115 M&ui street^ (between and Bttf, and his residence to' 3d street, second door south of Poplar, •Where the path*n» of homeopathy will find him ready toWve: them nro^Mpnally, and with promptness.

MUBIC.—Don't let yoor «heet music lay '.aropnd-Jtaese, to brmutilat^dand,defaced, but do as others are doing, bring it to this office A bdriin^ id neit, iffibstantiarbftrdiBg TOrainmirrow:—

N|MV1

TU4C]T others are

nted to u| th^t pedlars. Mid

Kng speMaeles, #epPeAatfi»i'them as ounp-V|)«f^ctjtd *pe^t Alt«chare Imposters, a»S. R. F/e«pae^.l61 Main We^i/ ls thre ftiiy pisiw^ authorized to sall .oar perfected spectacles in Vigo jjpA.

Catarrk. CoM la ttie Head, Bad Breath, Pafft fi^th« Eyes, and in fact aIl CoripIaint« di« Ne«e and Head can be completely cored by the Ofee of BaedePs German Snuff. The article is on« of great merit, wid is T6ii r6Commeiided ly Bozzxe of our leading physicians so great their continence in. its merits as a cure far the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it -ill

costs iut 35 cents and will do yo^ good. For sale by all druggist*. IRA GKOVER, Jr., Spedal Agent. dec8-dtf

ENVELOPES, with card of business or profession neatly printed in the .corner, on sale at only $3,00 a thousand, at the Daily EXPRESS Steam Printing Establish ment.

IF.—If yoo want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if 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 hav« for the least mone

Another lot of New George's Bank Codfish, very nice, at .. C. I. RIPLEY'S, Kaufmann Block.

Frank Crawford has a full line of Misses colored Boots—lis to 2s—blue, green, quier, purple and bronze.

"The Same Old Regiment with New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufactories. Call and examine his Custom Work Of all kinds. No. 98 Main street

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.

Crackers of all kinds fresl^ eyeryda^^ the Union Steam Bakery.

Cheap Gloves!—Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, received a job lot of 165 dozens the best and most saleable styles of Ladies Misses and Childrens LisleThread Gloves which will be rotailcd at loss than importer's prices. Call and see them.

Machines sold on monthly paymeats at Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street.

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

Pattern Garments,, for buff linen suits, just received. 19-3t. WARREN, HOBERG &

PR-—

Co.

Those Rnstic Chairs area splendid thing" for oftce and Verandah, found Lawrance & Harvey's.

Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria Antoinette Slippers, steel buckle and leather bow. Also, Misses and Children colored Boots, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street. ..

BLANK NOTES, in single sheets and bound in small books, on sale at the Daily EXPRESS Steam Printing Establishment

Sew Attachments for the Singer at Lawrence's, 83 Main street.

PRINTING.—If you want any kind of printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are daily turning out.

New York Cheese received this day by C. I. Ripley.

Herz and Arnold have the best and cheapest Hosiery in the city.

Best Brands of Floor at the Union •Steam Bakery. J.,'^vVSV

Something New.—We have now started the finest Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon on Fourth street, be tween Ohio and Main, in the State, and we invite the attention of all citizens, both ladies and gentlemen, to call and see for themselves. We have in our employment the best workmen the country can afford Orders promptly attended.

Respectfully yours,

I ol ,-*ii J. DAVIS, A. WALL.

It will be a prond day for Terre Haute when every man can get his clothes made of the best material and in the best style for a mail amount of money. This is a consummation most devoutly to be wished. If you wish to investigate this important subject further, call at Bannistec's, No. 70 ILun street. The new and beautiful style of goods and the ^reasonable prices, certainly indicate that the aforesaid day is approaching.

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M. V. Moody & Co., successors to M. V.Moudy, Wholesale and Retiir Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National Hot$e Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our old, sA well as new. customers will be cheerfully received. In our new place faavnaomflithingnaw to W'

We always QQxeaaUuoe -Lpre

ers. Our stock consists of mai^y little and big items, something', to amuse our ehewers, smoxers and lookers-on. Our stock of Plug, Smoking and Finecut tobacco Pi pee, Smokers articles, Tobacco. Boxes, Cigars. Ac., are full and complete. All persona looking for the weed, od something nice for a holiday present, will3 please givens a call.

TIC* CWSTf MB rUIUH LIST.

i- "TTTW:

A Good Advertising Medium.

»vir P1 'jtWHX

We are preparing to print- the Premium last of the Vigo Agricultural Society, a pamphlet of 80 or 40 pages, containing the Premium list, Rules and Rognlatinna of the County Fair to be held this Fall. An edition of tine thousand copies Will be printejl, sufficient to place one in the hands of every farmer, mechanic and business man in the county, thus making it one of the beet 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. 4 00

Send your orders in immediately to the DAILY EXPRESS STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.

Auction!—Having decided to change my business, I will sell my entire stock of second-hand Good? at auction, at my placc of business, near the corner of Cherry, on Fourth street, on Saturday, April 23d, commencing at 11 o'clcock x. M., my entire stock, consisting of all kinds of Furniture, all kinds of second-hand Clothing, for men and women, Carpenter's Tools, Blacksmiths' Tools, and Farming Tools, and second-hand articles of every description, will be sold for cash.

G. HAUSKB.

HAYWARD & RYAN, Auctioneers "TIT®

Something New! Rare Chacne!!— A piano worth five hundred dollars for five dollars! Mrs. S. E. Moore offers a piano to be sold and drawn by lottery To see piano, and secure tickets go to Cox's book store. The drawing will take place when the required number of tickets is sold. The mode of drawing will be controlled by the ticket holders,

We have got them now—The handsomest lot of Neck Ties and Bows that have been shown in Terre Haute this spring. Call soon while the assortment is good, at Grover's. 20,d3t

Hercules! Hars!! Jupiter!!!—Th best material, best fitting, best finished and neatest put up Paper Collar^,(^ye£ offered in this market, at Grover's.^®

Spring

Suits

English Suitings, Meltons, Ac., new and attractive styles, and at the lowest prices, at Grover's. -a

Folding BedLounge8—Oall at Law ranee & Harvey's Furniture rooms and see these new and desirable articles of furniture—neat, useful, elegant and cheap

Riddle for Fancy and Tariety Goods.

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.

Ladies' Lasting Congress Gaiters, only 90 cents, at Rei bold'A.

Men's Lasting Brogans, only |l 50, at Reibold's, No. 70 Main street, between Third and Fourth.

The finest assortment of Imported Candies in the city opposite the_ Postoffice.

The place to buy Children's Carriages cheap is opposite the Postoffice.

Fine Marblo Tables at Lawrance A Harvey's. ,-x JH"

Have you seen those Ratan Chairs at Lawrance A Harvey's. t-m

Best quality of Fresh Meats ot all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage every day. Call and See foryourself. dtf. J, VORIS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

QITY ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Voters of the City of§l Terre Haute, \igo County, In&iana: You are hereby notified that an election will be held in the several Wards of said City of Torre Haute, on Tuesday, the 3d day of May, 1#70, for the election of one Councilman from each of the five different Wards of said City.

The places of voting in tho several Wards and the officers of election to be as follows: 1st Ward—9th street Engine House, George U. Purdj, Inspector, ana GotliebTVeiss and

Judges.

2d Ward—Blemel'sBrowory, Geo. McHenry, Inspector, and B. Blemel and A. P.Voorbee*, Judg

ges.

or. Inspector, and Lyman Miller I

George Naylor, Inspector, and Lyman Miller and Robert Albertson, Judges. 5th Ward—Yard •Master's Office n«ar the Passengor Depot, Samuel Clift, Inspector, and S. C. Beach and Andrew Urimes. Judge*.

G. F. COOKERLY, Mayor.

Attost: DAXIKL L. ViCKKnr, Clerk.

LAND FOE SALE AND RENT.] .Seat for a Snw Mill,

A8TUBE TO LKaV

I 'S

1»A

ersigned offers to rent. nd for corn or oats one hunj

The under acres of land (100) acres ef good pasture to let, wbieh ia wall Supplied with. water. There is also a good I seat for'a Saw Mill on the farm, near which i4n abundance of good oak, poplar and alnut timber. Liberal inducements will be given to any one having a good saw mill. 1 also have eighty acres of land which 1 would sell or exchange far town property. Enquire

M. M.JOAB on Ohio street, Between 4th and 5th. Terre Haute. Indiana," or on the miles aoatlfc-

National road. Wm. JOAB.

'erre Haute, near the a20dw3t

GARDEN SEEDl. Vegetable^ 8eed Potaioen.

A cottstant suppl street. ne«r tt mar29dim

kept on hand, at South gine House, by IOKGEL. BIEGLBR.

J^OR ITENT-•Dwelling pre

FOR

»«MPpy'i w»'» .»iljiirill

WAHTED!

j»n

OANUY CIARAS!

CHEAP ENOUGH DO YOU WANT HELPC

ABVKBTISB Iff THE EXPRESS.'

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

ADVKKTtSK 15 TIIK KXPRKSg.

Do You Want to Buy or Self?

AftYSKngE 1H TDK KXMUSS.

THE EXPRESS having tho largest home circulation, is the best tnedinai to seenre your wants by advertising. We noW put rates so low that there ia 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" "Stoletti&y'P nal," tke., will be inserted for

,25 CEKTS A DAT!

Those tacBULacea&plioahUto atlad vettiae meats of the above class, of five lines and under.

Have You Houses or Rooms'for Bent?

ADVERTISE IS THE KXFRREHS.

ONLY 26 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRBSS, and living at A distance ftein this oflkte, can iaclose their advertisement in an envelope, with the necessary par. and forward the same to as through the PostoSce.

WANTED.

WANTED

Situation

country

dress J. office.

WANTED—Two

WANTED—To

lift Hl t"-'"" fir .'

'*J .slnw isMbrr vt'v

Selling Out at Cost.—The under/ signed will sell for thirty days all their slock of CfflNA, GLASS, QUEERS WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, LAMPS, CASTjERS, Ac., Ac., at COST for CASH

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HaYe You Property for Sale?

ADTKRTISE 1H THE EXPRESS.

R, S

in either city or kind of Work ad-

country: will do any W. WILLIS, Terre Haate Express

dlt

persons to occupy a very

desirable trout room, well ventilated, gas, Ac-, with, good board for particulars enquire at this office. 21 dtf

sell at Auction, Furniture

Commission Goods of all descriptions sales every day and evening No.66 Main street, north of Old Court Hause. HOLMES & AMBROSE. Auctioneers. 19dfit

WANTED—Two

I0d4t

or three gsod Girls at tho

Buntin House.

WANTED—AwagesFemalealio

good Cook fbr a pub

lic house, good a Circular Sawyer, a single man preferred: apply to W. P. 8TU&KARD,Braiif, orD. C. STIINKARD.

Terre Haute. 19d4t

LOST\y

LOST—OB

of Scotch Cassimere

BROTTN & MntiViN, 78 Main street.

IK I-H

Monday morning, 18th insfe.

somewhere between tho oorner of Fifth and Poplar streets and tho Depot, a medium sited Leather Satchell containing articles of not much valuo to any ono but the owner any person finding it will please leave it at the Hardware Storo of Cory 4 DoFrees. 19d4t

TO LEASE.

LEASE-

-For improvement only, for a torm of yoars, 10 valuahlo Lots, be-.

long

tween 6H and 7th streets, on Oak street, belonging to Mrs. Ssrah C. Doming. For particulars apply to W. K. 1IHNDRICH, over First National Bank. 12d2w

fW!

FOR RENTi

FOR

RENT—Storo Room and Dwelling next to Kissner's Musio Store, on Ohio stroet. at S25 per month enquire of Mrs. ,No.0§r

BROWN, Early Row, 3d street. 21dtf

on corner of Fifth

ant utreata" onquire on the

premises. 21rttr

IOR RENT—The Store room and building occupied by C. A. Moonch, in nuffman's block, on Main street, third door from Seventh street unquiro of Mrs. 0. A. MOKNCH, on the premises. atkUw

FCforinorly

Kau

I if«.

FOR SALE.

I'•

jlOR SALE, AT FOOTE'S SEED STORE-' Conovor's'Colossal Asparagus Roots, Early Mohawk Potatoos, Early Rose .i.,: ... London Whito ,. •«'-1 Climax

FORSALE

I) I

King of tho Earlies Potatoes, Also Japan Lilies. Gold Banded Lilies, Gladiolus, Tiiboroses, Jfcc. 20d3t

Afresh invoice of those cheap

Garden Vases, ajso Fol size.*, at J. A. FOOTE'S Sbeu Store.

Garden V%se8j_also_Pyts and Trelliscs^all

710R SALE—Wishing^ to romove outWost, I will sell, at private sale, all my Iiopsehold Furnituro persons wishing bargsins will ploaso call soon at No. 77 south Fonrth street. G. li. BASC'OH. 20d2t

8ALE-=An elegant residence with 7 rooms, two-story, new frame dwelling on north 6th street, bet woen Chestnut and Canal. Lot well set in shrubs and flowers: this prop erty together with a lot of good furniture must sell within two weeks price #3000 terms easy pall soon on W. B. WIIARTON A CO.

FOR

SALE—By J. S. GRTTBBS, at tho north east oordor of 5th and Eagle, the Buckeye and Wilson Sewing Machines, tirst-olais machines from 830 to $50 no humbug, oaJl and I see them. 19d8t

LTOR SALE OR TRADB.-*We have ono

WANTQ AHvfirtispments o»l-F Spring Wagon and one Buggy, both now, WANTS, SC. Aaveriisemenis

011

that we will trade for a couple of good work

"wante'"for sale," "lost," "found," etc., I horses, at National lleas*. JACOB BUTZ _' l« ^ON. apl5 will be inserted in the- DAIXYEXPRESS for wenty-five cents.

£0R

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MARRIED.

HARMAN—TROUTMAN—In this city, on the 20th inst., by Rev. S. M. Stimson,Mr James Harman and Miss Anna Troutman, both of Terre Haute.

SALE—A. fiae Cottage Dwelling on South Sixth street, close to Main tortus and vory law for cash lot well improved ana house in good ropairi call socn on W. B. \1 HAJt'l'ON & CO., under the Prairie City a) 4 Bank-

pOIt SALEr-ATLOW FIGURES—The prop E erty known as the Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, now occupied by Seath, llager & Cp., will be sold at low figures and on reason able terms. Also a house on North Third street will be sold low for cash. Enquire at once of ANDREW GRJU1ES, Agent. 28-dlm

UNITED STATES Internal Revenue Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of the •venth Collection District of Indiana, (com-, irising_tho counties of Vigo, Vermillion,

Seventh Collection District of Indiana, (com-, prising tho counties of Vigo, Vermillion, I Parke, Putnam, Clay, Owen, Greene and Sulliyan) and all persons concerned, that the.

Assessment LlsB, With "the returns', Valuations and Enumerations of the Annual March Assessment ef Taxes for tho year 1870, including the Income Tax of .1969, made by the several Assistant Assessors of said District, under tho Act of Congress of the United States of June 30th, 1864, entitled, an "Act to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government. pay intpreet on the Publid Debt, and for other furpoqes.^anfl tho Acts Amendatory thereof, will bo open for examination at the office of Fr«nk White,

Assossor of said District,

initho town of Gosport, Owen County. Judiana, between the hreun of S o'clock A.M. ami S e'slock f. M. of each day, from the 11th day of April to the 23d day ef April. 1870, and at the office of Fred. W. Stoeclcer, Esq.. Assis-

3d Ward—Thompson Cooper Shop, T. J. Forrest, Inspector, and Wm. Fuhr and Icbak'Vj,5*rom"i1' Tk [of1 April, lSo,at whichlast daitos the under 4th Ward, Liberty No. 3 Engine House, 1 jign^d,

tant Assessor of tho 1st Division in tlie City of Terre Ifattte, from the 2flth to toe 29th daj!/

anB

the phtco aforesaid, will hoar, ex

jn()| an determine all appeals, (which

must be in writing, setting fqrth the uiatt^rv., complained of, touching Assessments of said? Assistant Assessors in said District,) which may then be presented, or filed in his office on' or before-tbatdate, at which time and place'" all interested will please attond.

CHAMBERLAIN'S

CANCiaiNG TjSTAMP,

RBCF.1VTI.1r Autborired by the TREASURY DEPARTMENT^

FRANK WHITE/

Assessor 7tb District Indians!,

tlosport, Indiana, April 1st, 1870. Hor«—rhe Law requires this Notice to he pat up in each Post Office in tho District,, which the Post Masters will ploasodo, 20dti''

•VI

J. F. Saunders & Co., **J:

135 Mftln Street, CINCINNATI. SOLE AGENTS *.«»• ill-'tiii:

Also, Makers of

FIRST CLASS BLA1TK BOOKS,

Mercantile Frintetsft Stationers.

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