Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 April 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY

UltE-IIAUTE,

LEAVE. Ijj

State.

IWP.

Monday 'Horning, April 25, 1870.

KAILROAI) TIME

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EVARSILL1I AM CltAwFOBDSVILLB.

LKAViE. lABmVrt :40 A. Express |1:40f. vrr-j-f ..JAB.^..^r—r 3 .Sap.

EbOlfVrLI.I! KXTKSBIOS.

CLOSK. DAILY MAILS.

3:30 9:00 p.lH"— 7:00 p.

Kepu^i.f11 the seyeral

wards will meet on Wednesday evening tlic27tli inst, for the purpose of selecting cnndwlatei to represent them, in the City Council—at the following places. '.

First Ward will meet at the Court House. ... SScrianfl Wiiffflpmikegrat Reese's Shop,

Third Ward will meet at Thompson'-

cooper shop. 'fV"|k Fourth Ward will meet at Hie Engine

House. Fifth.Ward will meet afc^heDepot. l!v ordef^of the Execute Committee,

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A. L.Cu/SiWtn, Esq., President of the Vigo Iron Company, left for his home, in Pennsylvania, on Saturday,

Foun PERSONS, recently icShverted at ilie church of the United Brethren, were l:tptTseil, atTlie''river^ratw&y.

II. L.

EDSON,

Esq., a retired journal

ist from the eastern portion of the Pine Tree State, favored us with a call last

evening.

THE

FARMERS ItrS taking advantage Of

this splendid weather to forward their farm work, and don't come to town much consequently trade suffers.

I'.EV. S.

SXIMSON,

THE PENALTY.—Delinquent tax-payers should bear in mind that they can save the penalty of ten per ccnt. by paying their city taxes on or before the 30th inst.

UOOD-BVE

THE

to the expression, "Winter

lingers in the lap of Spring." This is hotter: "The Queen of the Spring as she passed down the dale, left her robe on the trees, her breath on the gale."

Jounutf- appeared on Saturday

morning in anew dress of type, making very n£a( and handsome appearance. We congratulate our neighbors on the good looks of their sheet, and at this evi Vlence,of,.financial prosperity.

GE^ERAX Freight Agent Ilibbard, of the Indianapolis & Terre Haute Iiailroad, returned from St. Louis yesterday, where he has been the, past three days. Arrangements are in progress* for the early o.imple'ion o." two transfer ferrie3 for taking cars across the river at St. Louis. When this is done the Indianapolis & Torre Haute road will ship to ail parts west of the Mississippi without breaking bulk.~/«rf. Sentinel.

WAIIDNOMIN ATIONS.—The Democratic Conventions'"' in the several Wards, on Saturday evening, made the following nominations for Councilmcn:

First Ward, Williani .Coats. Second Ward, Charles B. Brokaw. Third Ward, Thomas Jefferson Forrest.

Konrth Ward, John Walsh. Fifth Ward, Isaac Bcauchnmp.

.\ 1 kt tin (ji^i'cgftUonal Church and congregation who purpose attending 1 he Conventions at Chicago, can obtain rcrtillfntvflf entitling ^hem, jto half-fare to and from Indianapolis, engage sleeping car from Indianapolis toChicago, and get all necessary information concerning the trip I'rofti JUV.®.^feink Hoie, w610 will tie ift his ancty at'tiib chm®?!? this mornini' from ten o'clock.v ato.el.evcn

1.vuasii^Outuao 1:.—Ye-sterday evening as die special car returning from the funeral of lkiss Ross,.at Indianapolis, was passing through Ureencastle, a stone about the size of" a lien's egg was hurled through a window of the car, striking Mr. A. Q. llough, just, above the eye, eausiijg a ,severe contusion and cutting an artery from which tlie blood llowed in great quantity. Mr. II., at his own rcquet, wa$ lef* at Qreencastlc, for surgical aid. It is not believed, however, that he is seriously hurt. The train Was immediately stepped but tlie dacknesTprevented the discovery and summary, punishment of the peipon guil^v of so cowardly and devilish an act.

LIEUT. AHDMEW MCCLUBB,

TKBBE HAUTE

ABHITI

.11:15 A. if

P0S^|O^^I£¥*IW*0BY•

A 1 loop: "12/15 P.

Ilowcsvillo—-Clones Friday at 7 p. m. Opens Friday a*. 4 p. ra.

I03t0ffi«o^ns^7:30».

THE

MQKEEN, .Chairman

J'lcsijcs jyijl soon ljC^"o^'_i&hia we^th-

I—I

contjnuQSrj

itxL—

AHNIE'J

lew comb again.

The Spring t»me

OI.IVR L^AN is siting a |ew lectme

'The Pa&ion*.

$£A.TOR SMITH'S new paper is to be called the St&irday $#niwj Mail.

THE Coujity Treasury lias $50,000 hand, but tie most of *11 Wongs to the

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6 ft

of Bock-

ville, died at Staunton, Virginia, on Saturday morning. Lieut. McCluer, B^rvpd gallantly through the late ^W-iqCoL 5aird*« 88th Regiment. His rfe&afns will arrive here on Wednesday, on the way to Bockville, for interment.

has no establishment

for the manufacture of steam boilers and engines.—J&w Albany Ledger.-'• That is a very great mistake for which the Ledger is not much to blame, as it did not invent the "whopper." Terre Haute has a very large and most Buccess/ul ''establishment for the manufacture of steam boilers," and a number of establishments where first-class engines, of every size, are made.

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MAERIAGE LICENSES were issued last week by the County Clerk to the following partierf: James Harman and Ajjna fr ot#Su^ AlblHKiM aAdlfcdiline'V. K«ly. James F. Durkee and Anna Snyder. Elias M. Hale and Alvina Chambers. Wesley Williams and Parmemia Beard. Wm. M. Mattoz and Martha Maynard. Jos- F. Henderson and M. A. Bamsey. Thos. D. Cofer and" Isabella Beat-d. T. J. Black aadSarah Quick." •:i Jos. AJPeabody and Adaline^. Eastman Samuel M. Stark and Lucy Harris.

JUBILEE.—Bev. E.

ip. and doses at 7

OT Sundays open fromS

The City and Vicinity.

Ward Meetings.

F. Howe, Capt. S,

H. Potter, Deacon Harry Bos8 and some fifteen or twenty other members of the Congregational Church will attend the fifth ijemi-centennial anniversary jubile in Chicago this week. The g*Mth?meri above named leave this evening, and lb others will go to morrow. Tlie jubilee meetings will commence on Wednesday and close on Friday. The Triennial Convention of the Congregational Churches of the Northwest meets Chicago to-morrow for the purpose electing Directors of the Theological Seminary. Among the graduates of this Seminary, this year, in the special cours^ is George L. Coddington, formerly of this city.

Terre Haute Express is making

great deal of capital against the Journal of that city, because its proprietors went abroad to get their steam boiler.—Lafayette Journal.

Our Lafayette cotemporary ought to know that the above is entirely untfi&^ The

EXPRESS

has nothing to do with the

Journal's business matters, and has never attempted any interference therewith But when the Journal represented that there was no manufactory of boilers this city, it became our business to show that such was not the case. IIavir»g one of the largest boiler factories in the West here, we did not intend that it should be entirely ignored. The proprietors of the Jourmt nad a perfect right to go where they pleased for their boiler, but they did wrong in representing that they could not get such an article here. And it was that of which we spoke, without any intention of "making capital."

THE BALLOON MAN

Pastor of the

liaptist Church, had'so far recovered from his recent illness a? to be, able to occupy his pulpit yesterday

THE

i» in town. We

mean the man who goes about with toy balloons already inflated, restrained from a flight toward the skies by a string held in the hand. These perambulating £cro nauts are rarely seen much until spring appears. Whether or not cold weather is fatal to their business we cannot say, but they seldom appear in winter. They would not die in Spring tiole, for that is the most favorable time for their busi ness. The balloon man isn't much of a talker, but he lets his wares speak for themselves. He tak& a position on some corner where there are many# passers-by, and keeps his half dozen balloons well in hand, feeling assured that some little fel low's attention will be attracted towards the bright globes, that look like a bunch of mammoth cherries, dancing on noth ing, and give his mother no peace until she buys him one. Again he stalks sol emnly about, the envy of all the .little folks he meete, many of whom* wish they were a man, so that they could go around with a whole bunch of balloons.

FUNERAL of Henry BasCotnb Ross

late conductor of the In dianapolis and St. Louis Boad was largely attended at Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. The services were held at the Second Presbyterian Church, conducted by Rev. H. A Edson, and were of the mo3t solemn and affecting character,after which the remains were conveyed to Crown Hill Cemetery where in that beautiful City of the Dead many warm friends'bade a last good-bye to all that is mortal of a dearly loved friend The officers of the T. H. & I. R. kindly tendered a special car to tho&e desiring to attend the funeral. The car left at ten o'clock yesterday morning, carrying large party, consisting of officers and employee of-the I. & St. L. and the T. II. I. R. R. with a number of our citizens.— On the road, Capt. Wni. II. Finkbine of the I. & St. L. R. R. was called to the Chair, and Lyndon A. Smith of the T. II. & I. B. R. appointed Secretary.

Hon. Bayleas W. Hanna, Attorney of the I. & St. L., stated the object of the meeting to give suitable expression and condolence in reference to the death of H. B. Boss, late conductor of the Indianapolis & St. Louis B. Iv., who died of acute disease^ at St. Louis, on the 21st inst.: and upon motion, Gdbrge II. Iconic roy, of the I. & St. L., Albert F. Mills,of theT. H. & I., and- John 6. Turner, of tlie St. L. V. & T. II. B. R., were appointed a committee to prepare and introduce resolutions suitable to the occasion. The committee submitted the following: •.

We have heard, with sorrow, of the death of our late friend and co-laborer, Henry liascomb Boss, of the IndianapoA St. Louis Bailroad, so long, and so intimately connected with railroad interests in our midst, we remember his warm and cordial greetings, high toned honor, and his genial demeanor in our social relations: That as a colleague in railroad duties, he was courageous, self-reliant and elficient—as a friend, ever true and reliable.

As we go now to attend his funeral at Indianapolis, we do hereby tender our sincere condolence to the afflicted family of our lamented friend, and our warm sympathy to the large circle of his mourning friends.

We recognise with appreciation the kindness of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis railroad in plaiting

{bis

special

train at our disposal. We request the papers of Indianapolis, Terre Haute and St. Louis to publish these proceedings.

o*r city wiLsfalmi its shade trees—then {mostly the locust— by the borer worm, which in one Season killed .nearly all the trees. These trees were replaced by the maple and other varieties and now it appears that we are about to Sixth street this is especially noticeable, The bark is cracked and hangs loosely about the trunk of the tree. It is believed this has been occasioned by the warm weather of the latter jaart of Februaryj IrhYcli started .the saj^^iad \t being.aftwi: irafds^oi(ia^ar^|h||npes.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The

fol

lowing transfers of real estate were entered upon the Becorder's books during last week:

Charlotte Brown lo-BebeccarDepe^^lot in city (Sibleyf&Wji) JOAr&jfcOO. Rebecca Depew to Wm. B. Wharton, same property for $2,800.

George W. Patrick to Major B. Hudson lot on 6th street for $7,000. Brice Howard to Charles M. Warren and others, 80 acres in Nevins township for $3,000. I T|

Lafayette* Paricbr 'Andrew B! Parwer, 28 acres in Otter Creek township for $500. Sophia Young to Ed. M. Walmsley, lot on South 3d street for $3,000.

Patrick Mullen to Daniel Mullen, lot in King's sub-division for $250. M. A. Jewett to W. W. Bradbury, lot in Jewett's addition for $500r

George Turner and others to T.'H. Iron Works of Turner, Glover & Co., lot in Preston's subdivision for $100.

Bichard Blake to Louisa P. Hager, 2 lots in Lockport for $133,33. Moses Beynolds to Wm. D. Maddox,10 acres in Prairieton township for $100.

John Kizer to Mary A. Boyse, lot in city for $1,200. Charles Eppert to D. S. Danaldson, lot in Bose's addition for $1,816.

Clias. S. Melcher to Christopher Stark lot in Jewett's addition for $550, M. A. Jewett to Frank Hess, 2 n|for $47S.T

's adffi tiotiffor $47$.

•iWm. Ste|eMo# afcidf SSe^nso# aftd Creek township for $95.

and^tl

Geo. Stevenson and others to Isabella Stevenson, 20 acres in same township for $95.

John J. Stevenson to Susan C. Stevenson, 21 aorcs in Rame township^for^ $l50 Ilemslcy 46 acres Ji

lores in Rame township lor fciou.

Wm. Magncr 21 acres in same township for $150.

OF THE

Wc would farther state that phy icians, having patients whom tliey ^ould Wysh to place at the Hospital, may do so with the full assurance that their prescriptions will be strictly followed, and also that the siclf will, aTall times, jiave the right of choosing their own physician.

It may not be out of place to add that the Hospital will be open, to persons^ every rank!3 Special apartments win be" reserved for those of the wealthier class, who, in their illness, may desire to hav^ the care aiid attendance or the Sisters*. The revenues thus accruing will go towards the support of the indigent sick, and we indulge the hope that, after the Hospital has been once, fairly established, it will be self-supporting, or, at least, that it w}ll call^flithtly ion' fie «iarityof the public. Very respectfully,

SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE.

Remember the Buckeye Cash Store offer special bargains daily. ri, w. s.

BY^E

Main, corner 6th street.

The best Five and Ten ecpt Cigars in the city will be found lit Moud^'s, National House Block, qgposite Po^ Office.

If you Want to Buy an A No. 1, Virginia Smoking Tobacco, go to Moudy's, opposite Post Office. .»y

For Good Ping and Fine Cut Chewing Tobaceo, go to MoUdy's, opposite Post Office.

Get a Filter aftd use Cistern Water. You will be healthier this Summer.— Henderson, "the st6ve man,"lias a Filter and Water-eooler^opibinodi- 'Tie,a good thing/ "Prifee, $7,00."*

There is a rush every day for the Paper Hangings so attractively displayed on the ground floor at Ryce'a gCajpei

HalL

Something to Suit Every Taste, in the large and ehoice -assortnient" of "Ties and Bows now found at Grover's. ?. I 9 *"3. $0 50! #5 50!!—Best J3rand Floqr, at S-3 50, at J. E. Voorliccs', on phio between Fourth and Fifth. 21,dlw

Oh! Yes tliey Have!

40h!

New Woods arriving every^,jlav iow, immense stock' of Shade Hats, ife Straw Hats and Caps, at prices lower than ever before. We have to keep up a well earned reputation and wc .mean to do it.

STRAUS &

Co.,

iThe Republican Executive Committee of Vigo County will meet at their room No. 147 Main street, lately ooenpied by Col. B. W. Thompson, and immediately

injl|Grover'9BWk.

C.<p></p>C. Magncr to Susan C. Stevenson,

Providence Hospital. ST.MARY'S

WOODS,

April 23, 1870

W.'prQsif.SiB-f^-We1

cannot rcfiain from expressing our astonishment at seeing the item in your yesterday's paper, repeating the questions which had been so justly answered by yon on the 19th inst. as indeed, our astonishment that such questions should bave been asked at all, for never would it have entered our minds to deny .our patient^ thai most sacred. 6r fights) liberty of conscience. Bht, iii ordefr fully to sfalisfy alF minds, we answer that no restriction whatever will be put on the reading of the Bible each may freely read whatever version he or she shall choose.

The inmates of the Hospital shall be at perfect liberty to receive, as often as they shall desire, the visits, advice, and spiritual assistance of their ministers.

State, on Sat

urday, the 30th inst^ at 2 o'clock p. M, for the purpose of appointing the time and place of holding the County Convention, and the transaction of other important business.

All persons voting iii1ffti|i||M 1111 of thejjjjgublican are rnhj/ftSMially iwwBStio attend. L. A.

BURNETT,

Our newflUoop Skirt frames for the spring season have arrived and we are

made to order, at a great deal lower prices than any inferior article could be bought for any where else.

iTP

Her:

the State Goods.

New Jewelry nold's.

Did wm

'trlo'vA ac Herz1

follows. jKid^jffee 5'.pQiin8s for $1.00. Pure old Gov. Java 3 pounds for $1.00,

Coffee A. Sugar 7 pounds for $1.00. ^(Xo^KTDem %ugar "7 jmundslor^l .6(5.

Choice yellow Sugar 8 pounds for $1 Good Tea $1.00 per pound. i$o. 1 iknJl T(Mstfp80 and 7G$fents. Canned Fruits 20 cents per can. Whitq Peach Blow, Potatoeslat 40 pepts per bushel, Ac., and everything at exact cost. Come early and lay in a supply, Remember the place, No. 12 South 4tli sfeet....

V'A i-|—I ilf•) 1T kAdle Wr 8«wlng

Chairman.

[Gazette and Volksblaat please copy.]

A correspondent says, one of the main reasons why mother Eve had to j£k&lthei£inu&£ was for not buying her Skirts and Corsets at Hera & Arnolds.

HERZ & ARNOLD, 89 Main Street.

EvwybU^lMt^ rf ^-The new Patent Veilholder at Her* & Arnold's.

This warm weather makes heavy Winter Clothing feel uncomfortable, but for a choice line of Spring Suits, and at low rates, don't lorget to call at Graver's.

Collars by the Trunk-fal. The, neatest fitting Collar, best material, and, a handsome Trunk to keep them in, at

iW'1?

in Skirts, Corsets and Fancy

cheap at Herz & Ar

at Herz & Arnold's.

Where do yon bny your Hosiery? At Herz & Arnold's.

Those Moqnettc Tapestry Carpets at Ryce's Carpet Hall are creating a de cided sensation. Don't fail to see them

'ho luuid-sontfst and .wi'M 0\1 Cloth rleFin Terre1 Haute is now oh.exli tiii

^eVer bitfoifat "lt),c^fcai'pei

Groceries at Cost—Desiring change my business I will sell my stock of Groceries at exact cost until my entire stock is closed out. This is no humbug I will do what I advertise. I will sell as

Mahrin/s.-v

H. A. Davis & Co* received yesterday afresh and large variety of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, toilet goods &c., direct

At Mozart Hall at all tim&s may now be ha^ SbhweftieliGliee**:/ Limbufger and Preparrf JHerring, awl cold lunch at all Vf 1 fe.. BOLDT.

Headquarters for close^buyers on La-

id, Mi^|i# CWfa*ihMing,p*t, Morrocco, Scollop Top. Custom-niade and Po^hiBoots andr Shoes/ ^1 fctess^ of Lasting gopds at ReiboM's \.e

.£• LPJk

ds, at greatly reduced rates,

II1* |n ....50c per Bushel

Shaker Russetts 50c

White Peach Blow Mtq '"i

Riddle for SUk Fans.

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Yes thcy»

S. L. Straus to Co., have taken the agency for Wheeler & Wilson's tfewing Machines, acknowledged to be the IKMI Family Sewing Manhihe in the world which they will sell at thek most favorable conditions.

149 Main Street.

i, Nervous and Genorjil Deb^ity^r Heart disease, and those chronic, lingering dis eases which are ),)eculiar to' females,'are cured by that wonderful and valuable remedy—Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. In Bronchial, Throat and Lung diseases it has no equal $1,000 reward is offered by the proprietor for a medical that will eqnal it in the enreof all those diseases for which it is recommended. Sold by Druggists.

Dr. Sage's Catarrh remedy is no humbug. dwlw

'BiNpiJ(p.-T-We liave secured a first class binder, and having recently made Additions to our.«tock of. binding materials, are now prepared to attend to all orders promptly and- guarantee rfatlsfactidb Gather up your magazines an^.brin^them

in.

1 1

Riddle for Parasols. -4-

Have!! Those Gents' line shoes, hand sewed and latest stylej that Prrmk' Crawford has been expecting, arrived yesterday. Call at SS Main street and see them 2l-4t.

H»© finest assortment of Importet Candies in ^lie city opposite the- Poet office.

New Confectionery.—W. A. Sheap ill open to-day, opposite the Post Office, wiili a fine assortment of fancy candies, foreign, domestic and canned fruits also a large stock of children's carriages. 1' f.

UiddkeItor SllterWato.

iUVat^

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The place to buy Children's arn n^es cheap is opposite the Postoffice. 2

Selling Ont at Cost.—The unuer sigtaiod Xvill Bell for thirty days all their tock of CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, LAMPS, CASTERS, &c., Ac., at COST for CASH

BROWN

ment

,. any of those Arnold"1

cheap

"fry vine pounds of Sugar for one dollar, at the Red Front, Eanfman Block.

ENVELOPES,

IF.—If

you want anything if you

have anything you want to get rid pf if you have last 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 mono

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

green, quier, purple and bronze.'

D"h*

removed 4| is offi^ 115 Main street, y(i^M"4thKiid SthJ^ and his residence io Sd stceet^eeepxl do^ south of Poplar, where the jiatrons of llomeopaUiy will find hirti ready to Wve "tiem jirdftwionjdly,1 and witfi promptnei^ •4'

SOfhctlUng New! Rfire Chaene! A piano werth 6re hundred doUare for five dollars! Mrs. S. ,E. Moore offers a piano to be sold and drawn by lottery.— To sec piano, and secure tickets go to Cox's book store. The drawing will take place when the required number of tickets ia sold. The mod* of drawing will be controlled by the ticket holders.

Seal 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 foryonrself. dtf.

"The SamG Old Regiment with 'New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufac tories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main street,

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

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

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

Riddle for the Cheapest Hosiery.

Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria Antoinette feiippers, steel buckle and leather bow. Also, Misses and Children polored Boots, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main Btreet.

BLANK NOTES,

Riddle for Fancy and Variety Goods,

WANTS,

&C. Advertisements of

"wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc. will be inserted in the DAILYEXPRESS

went.y-fi.ve cents.

FECTED

J.VORIB.

WASTED! r.- 9l-

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OM.T

CHEAP BiNOTTGH!

DO Itou WANT HELP? ADTOTISK 0 THS SXPBE88.

DO YOUWAJSTTAHOXTSfiP A»T1»E1SK CI THE BXFKESS: i* :WJl

Bo Ton Waut to .Bay or Sell?

Ton Prt^wrty ftir Sftfe! ABTEBTKKUt m.iOTWS.

THE EXPRESS having the largest hdiiie oirenlation, is "the.' best aedinia to, seenre your waats by adrertisiiig. iWe aow put rates so low that there Is no eWro^'o for ifot making known your wants. Advertise meats of Howes "Wanted," "Bor Sale" and "For Rent," ''Help 'WanWH," "Rooms to Le\," "Situation Wanted." "Property fo*

Boarding,*' !/t«st«" "Found," Stray Stolen.^^1« .na1, »jik§.i,'Wn b^ingrtcd for 1.- 'rt! I

25 CB^TS A DAY

These torms are applicable to aJIa^Tqrtise menta of thoJ abcrttf under. ,.!

H*T©

Ton Houses or lioonis for Rentl' .-T AATEBTUK THE EXPRESS,

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAYi

Parties wishing to advertise in the'£XPRESS, and livjng distancefriVH jt^.x office, ean inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with the nocessary pay, and forward the same to us through the Postofficy^

LOST.

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LOST—Atbo

MELVIN,

78 Main street.

FOR

with card of business or

profession neatly printed in the corner, on safe at only $3,00 a thousand, at the Daily

EXPRESS

Kaufmann Block,

Crawford has a fall line of cfbtered* Boots—lis to 2s—blue,

WANTED--Cook

in single sheets and

bound in small books, on sale at the Daily EXPRESS

Steam Printing Establishment,

New 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.

Si~

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

Best Brands ofFlonr at the Union Steam Bakery.

for

Every Description of Stick or Fancy Candy, wholesale and retail, at the Union Steam Bakery. .. .V/: •,

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 Beibold's.

Men's Lasting Brogans, only $1 50, at Beibold's, No. 70 Main street, between Thir^ and Fourth.

Music.—Don't let your sheet mnsic lay around loose, to be mutilated and defaced, but do as others are doing, bring it to this office and have it bound in neat, substantial binding for a small sum.

SPECTACLES.—It

is repre

sented to us that pedlars and others are selling spectacles, representing them as ourar—perfected spectacles. All such are imposters, as S. R. Freeman, at 161 Main street, is the only person authorized to sell our perfected spectacles in Vigo cennty, Ind.

LAZARUS

MORRIS.

MARRIED.

PEABODY—EASTMAN—In this city, on the 23d inst., by Rev. S. M. Stimson.Mr. Joseph A. Peabody and Miss Adelaide S. Eastman, both of Terre Haote.

MEDICINAL.

yy W.

JOHNSTON, M. D.

OFFICE-OVER BEACH'S BANK. RKSIBUKCZ—North ride Chestnut Street, between 4th and 5th. "All calls answered.promptly, day or night. novg)

HQ*i ^*4^1 '/tP

or near the Episcopal Church, a

square Gold and Jet Sleove Bntton the finder will rewardod by leaving it attain office Or with R. S. BOSWORTH, at the Normal School.

FOR RENT.

RENT—A convenient two-story Dwefling on south-west.corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets inquire third door.^outb.

FOR

RENT—Dwolling containing 6 roorts, on 8th street, between Walnut anl Poplar inquire on the cornor :of 9th and Poplar streets. 22d'2t

Fnext

Steam Printing Establish

IR RENT—Store" Room and Dwolling to KisSneV's Music Store, on Ohio. street, at BROWN.:

per month enqiiiro of Mrs. o. 65 Early Row, 3d street. 2ldtf

RENT—The Store room and building formerly occupied by C. A. Moonch, in —auffman's block, on Main street, third door from Sovonth street enquire of Mrs. C. A MOENCH, on the premises. aSdSw

TO I.EASE.

mo LEASE—For improvement only, for a* 1 long term of years, ID valuable Lots, between 6% and 7th streets, on Oak street, belonging to Mrs. Sarah C. Doming.: For particulars apply to W. E. HENORICH, over* First National Bank. 12d2w

WANTED.

WANTEB—TwoH.

Girls to do'kitofibn work

those from the same neighborhood prefered inquire of ROBINSON, 103 Main 32dtf street.

and general houseworker

at south east corner of. Second and I'oi lar streets. 23d2t

WANTED—EDUCATIONAi—A

who has had several years' expcriencc in the management of High Schools, is desirous of locating, next Fall, in the vicinity of Terre Haute, would leaso an Academy in good section address S., Box449, Columbia Indiana. ap23d2tw4t

Wgas,

ANTED—Two penonato ooenpyavery desirable front-chamber, well veil til kited, Ac., with good board at reasonable prices, within three squares of Main'street: a fow day boarders can also ho accommodated for particulars inquire at tjiis otTicc, 21

WANTED—Torooms,

Rent a Dwelling House

with 6 or 7 within a few squares of Main, between 4th and !)th streets rent will be.promptly paid addross Postofiice Box 169. 22d3t

WANTED—Toand

soil at Auction, Furniture

Commission Qoodsof all descriptions sales every day evening No. 6i5 Main street, north of Old Court Ueuso. HOLMES Sc AMBROSE, Auctioneers. litJGt

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE-By J. S. GRUBBS, at tho north east corner of 5th and Eagle, the Buckeye and Wilson Sewing Machines, first-class machines from 830 to $50 no humbug, call and seo them. ltldSt

FSprir

IR SALE OR

___ TRADE.—Wb have one

Spring Wagon and one Buggy, both new, that we will trade for a couple of good work horses, at National llousc. JACOB IiUTZ &S0N. ,i ,ap!5 "|7K)R SALE—A fine Cottage Dwolling on JJ South Sixth street, close to Main terms easy and very low for cash lot well improved and house in good repair: call soon on W. B.

CO., under the Pruirio City

WHARTON Bank. a!4

FertySALE-ATtho

OR LOW FIGURES—The prop known as Vigo Foundry and Ma chineShop, now occupied by Scath, Hager & Co., 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 GRIMES, Agont. 28-dlm

SPECTACLES

'Hi a 'H3.

SPECIAL NOTICE,

LAZARUS & MORBliS' .i-M| t.

DRY GOODS.

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FAREEN.50W4CO.

Corner 4th and Main Btreota.

H- I.:

stHave received tlie nil -, (Tstfr I

"PanierMoum.

¥bo *est fesbifrnsibto (larment oftte Sea3»j4 -i ,f lt"\UtOq at V.*'»1SI80l

t, Also, Beady Made

Suff Hues. Suits, 'i

Nankeen Bolies!

New Styles and Very Choap!

tiriNBSECLOTH,

7|' 'Jfa sirftsy ?k-j jr

Dress Goods!

friil*

A Handsome Line of

Plaid, Checked & Striped

Scotch Ginghams!

Very Cheap.

Warren,. Hoberg

•. stia- SUCCESSORS TO •,*

.. 0 vsr-ifj

Teacher

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Perfected Sjic,clack^s \i*M

n\w. .. *-•», 4 i- ft'**

gAND EYE GLASSES.

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Ottr Spectacles and Eye-Glass-es ard Acknowledged to be the Most Jf erf vet

assistance to sight etxr manuFjotnrw]', and can always be relied upon as affordingIW-I/T/ ertsc and comfort while strenqlheninii vml liffttrviuo the hyet mest thoroughly.

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We take occasion to notify the Publio that wo employ no pedlars, and to caution them against those pretending to have,,,." our goods for sale. «K%w

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ARCHITECT.

^ROHITECT & BUILDER.

J. A. VBYDAGI1, ifi

Plaas.Speeifieations. Superintendanee, and Detail Drawings furnished for overy dcscnpl tion of Buildings.

OKFICB—Northeast

corner of Wabashf and

Sixth Streets, 2d story. Doming Block.

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OTICE TO ONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Couinion Council of the City of Terre Bauto at their next regular meeting, to-wit:.0n th evcnfng of the 3d of Mayi 1870, for the euro ing and paving with stone the Alley between Wabash and Ohio street^, ryiaryng from.Fifth street west to the Alley.

Tho work to be done according to tho plan and specifications on file in the oBee efthe City Engineer. KICH'D bTROUT,

April 22,1870. City Engineer,

ITY ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Voters, of the Oily of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana You are hereby notified that an election will beheld in the several Wards of said City of Torre Haute, on Tuesday, tho 3d day of May, 1870, for the election of one Councilman from each of tho fivo differont Wards of said City.

Tho places of voting in tho several Wards anil tho officers of election to be as follows: 1st Ward—9th street Engine House, George n. Purdy, Inspector, and Gotlieb Reiss and W. K. Edwards, Judges. 2d Ward—Kernel's-Brewery, Geo. McHenry Inspector, and E. Blcmol and A. P.Voorhees Judges. 3d Ward—Thompson's Cooper Shop, Forrest, Inspector, and Wiin Fuhr and Iuhn bod GHman, Judges. 4th Ward—Liberty No. 3 Engine House. George Naylor, Inspector, and Lyman Miller and Robert Albertson, Judges. 5th Ward—Yard Master's Office near the Passenger Depot, Samuel Ctift, Inspector, and S. C. Beach and Androw Grimes, Judges. 0 O E a Attest: DANIEL L. VICKRRT, Clerk.

CHAMBERLAIN'S!

CANCELING STAMP,

UH'KSTLT Authorized by the TREASURY DEP-A-BTMEfiT,

J. F, Saunders &'Cb.,

135 Main Streot, CINCINNATI, SOLE AGEUTS

Also, Makers of

FIRST CLASS BLANK

1JOOKS,

Mercantile Printers ft stationers. al9eod3w

UNITED STATES Internal Revenue Notice.

Notice is htfcby givon to-the citlien* of tho Seventh Collection District of Indiana, (comprising the counties of VigOt Vermillion t'arke, Putnam,Clay, Owen, Greene and Sullivan) and all persons concernod, that the Assessment Lists, with the returns, Valuations and Enumerations ofthe Annnal March -Asjessinant (jf Taxes for tho year 1870, in•ludinK tno Income Tax V)f 1869, made by the several Assistant Assessors of said Distrk't. undffPttitfAct of ChngtSSs (yffheTThitea Slates of June 30th, I8f34, entitled, an "Act to pro viile In ternnl Revenue to support the Goret^a mclit. t» pay interest on the Pnftlic Debt, afxi for other purposes, and the Acts Amendatory thereof, will be open for examination at the office of Frank W bite. Assessor of said District, thotown of Uosport, Owen County, 1 ndibetween the hours »f 8 o'clock A. SI. and 'elouk l'. u. of each day, from the lllh day ... April to the i&d day of April, 1870, and at the office of Fred. W. Stoqcker, Esq.. Assistant Assessor of the 1st Division in theCtty at Terre Haute, (Vom the 20th to the 29th day ef April, 1870, at which last dates the underigned, at the place aforesaid, will hear, examine, and determine all appeals, (Which must bo in writing, setting forth the matter complained of, touching Assessments of said Assistant Assessors said District,) which may then bo presented, or filed in his oCoe on or Ik-fore tl«td»te, at which time and pteee all interested will please attend.

FRANK WHITE,

Assessbr7th District Indiana,

Gcsport, Indiana, April 1st, 1870. NOTE—The Law requires this Notice to bt put up in each Post Office in the District which the Post Masters will please do. 20dtd

ISSOLUTION.

exist—.

Tho partnership heretofore existing be ween Willinm Wagn is hereby dissolved by mutual consent the right, title and claims of said McFarlane having been ti*ansfered to Wagner Si Jial'ader, they are alone authorised to collect demands due said firm, and are also to pay all demands against the late firm of Wagner St McFarlane.

nerand James McFarlane

Wm. WAGNER-

apidlm JAMES McFAKLANEj

MERCHANT TAILORING.

Tailoring!

M, H. BAKMST

is ntnrreeeivnig tho largeKt and best selected ... ,i_._ fhtock of Sprinfe ti Weil* i,».• Caswmers,

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ZSiut Cloths,

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RB-

Surtings, -i

v» i-. B-V'ii A grn *Xrn

Thai,. brought, lo this market .These goods being all- fresh and new, and having been bought since the great deotiae in .prices, will ei^abie him .to give his customers

HARCfUTNS

Tbai^ has been oflered sitiAo.tfae wwr also a W -wii'

niceUnof^ii{«

1 *j4

Shirty, Hosiery^- .H *,n

Neckties,

Ite v- Hand^erchiefe,

&c.,

At Low in« fait ',

&C,

All perSdns wanting anything in his line »ri respectfully solioited to call and examine hi Stock, at

No» 79 !'UU

Main Street,

Tevre Haute, ml.

1narlliw2ni

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JOHN It. MilMlWNI & ((Kv

DEAI.EH8 IN

Boots and Shoes,

C'or.'Main and Sixth Streets, 11 '.*i •i-i"'

Terre-tfaii teYlnd.

Iit l'/ t! ,'nii ."tJO J".

We will open at the aftove wcli-kriAwn sta^d. on the first of March, one of the_„.

LAltOESTlANI) BEST

Selected Stock of

.L:i

BOOTS & SHOES

Ever brought to this market, which we shall sell lit the i-j I' w. lip twi'i 1--

LOWEST t'ASfl PRICES.

WW "I

J. B. L. & CO.

All kinds of Custom Work aud Repairing done to order in the most satisfactory manner. feb21Jw3m.

TH33 BEST

MERIT SURE WIN!

The most Successfnl

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PHYSICIANS

Unhesitatihgly elidorso

L. iBARE'S ,, Jill '1

Pectoral Elixir

BESTCOUGH KEMEDV

IN THE MARKET. iR'ii,Ui.it

The annexed vory complimentary test imo nial is from one of the most relish le raer chants in tho State of Indiana:

Noi»yntzDMA, IND., February 10,1870-' Having for se vcral yoars been selling Burr'* Pectnral Elixir, I take great pleasure in bearing publio testimony to its moe-it. Of the many remedies for the cures of Cotds, Coughs Croup, Hoarseness and Sdndred complaints, that has boon npon tho market in the past fivo years, 1 know of no other in which [have so great faith, and tho very large sale of the

Elixir" shows that it is being thoroughly appreciated. Iti* neatly put up,is pleasant to take, aad i* both safe and reliable.

BAUK,

JAS. JACOBS. Druggist,

For sale by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.

MANUFACTUliKl) BV

(JULIOK & BliKliV,

rr.« Hu 22dw to in ay 1

Prof. Hsmlllon's MwlIrated uiade from extracts prepared in vacuo— a certain and efToctiro remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Soro Throat.Asthma, Bronchitis ami Consumption. Its groat popularity and immense

STOP

THAT

COUGH 1

sales is a guarantyof its great value. Thoso ry—always use it--cure thei avoid Consumption and an early million sold annually, and sold by momgists. BRUWN1NG & SLOAN, General Agts,

rave. One

For sate by all druggUtain Terre-Haute. dec8dfm

.A.woon. K. T. M11.LS

WOOD & MILLS,

Carpenters and Jrtiners,

Cor. Sixth aud Cherry Sis.

Torre Haute, Indiana. mar29d3m

OSEPH VAKLEY, WAT«liWAKKK,

EAST MAIN STREET, Two doors Westof 9th St.,

Will give prompt attention tn the repairing «f Clocks, Watcbes. Jewelry, Sic. Having worked at Watchmaking over thirty years, I am confident of giving satisfaction.

All work warranted. febtStf