Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 May 1870 — Page 4

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turn Tuesday, May 3, 1870.

DECOBATION DAY.—A New York dis patch says the General Committee of the Grand Army of the Republic have designated May 30, as the day on which BOIdiern' graves will be decorated.

THE Board of Directors of the St. Louis, Vandalia & Tcrre Ilaute Railroad meet in tliis'city to-day. Col. Thos. Scott, of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and Judge Jewctt, of the Pan Handle Railroad, will be in attendance.

SELF-RAISING FLOUR is a new article now being introduced by Mr. C. I. Ripley, in the Kauffman Block. It does not require yeast, soda or baking powder in its use for bread, Ac. Give it a trial.

COL. WM. M. FRENCH and General Frank White, of the Internal Revenue service, spent several days, las looking into revenue matter's in this vicinity, and left the city on Saturday.

IT IS expected that the Democrats will bring the artesian well and the echo into this canvass-, for councilmen. Wouldn't it be proper to catechise their candidates on these grave questions of public policy? "The people want to know/ you know

THE Terre Haute, Vandalia & St. Louis Railroad will be fornudly opened tojravel, with a celebrativo excursion, on the first of June, says thctlndianapolia-coca-. respondent of the Cincinnati Qazettel which is more than is known hereabouts. 11 is certainly news to the officers of the road.

NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY EVENING.—By mistake of the writer of the advertisement, it was made to appear in Saturday's paper that Mr. E. Boldt's summer garden would be open on Sunday evening. Saturday'evening was intended, but the writing of "to-morrow" instead of "this' evening caused (he mistake.

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on Friday, which delayed the trains was more serious than we were at first informed. Near Eaglestield the workmen were repairing a track, and had taken up a rail, when a freight train came along at full speed, and six ears were thrown into the ditch and badly wrecked. Some of the ears were tilled willi nhelled corn, which, of courses-made a terrible mess. Fortunately no oue was iujured. The blame Vails'Upon the section boas who has faithfully pji^ormed the duties of the poit a 6 $ ii

TH B" IMBTX'TFE FHLHI tbRcHy to the Jubilee Convention at Chicago, returned on Saturday, and are .enthusiastic in ex" pressing the pleasure of the trip. They report tl® OmvetrtioM-a yMUid SIMH*s« Delegates from a\l parts of the Union, including Maine and California, were present. A very TaVge delegation from the Hast was' |f^rtt, including some of the n»ot em'merit men connected with the ohurche*. The ball is in motion, and our (\ngreg(Uioual friends will, during the iemaiijd«Hof the year, blow the jnbilee trnmpetyaml if they carry out the plans inaugu«t*ted willipresent substantial and costly tokens of gratitude for the legacy received.from the Pilguim Fathers.

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First TFard-LEOPOLD iyBOTER,.r,, Second TTcwvI—JNO. B. HAggR. Third' Wafd-VtH. M.BARR. Fourth Fard—GEQ. A- .HAY WARD. Fifth Wart?—CHARLES K. PEDDLE.

Th6 City and Vicinity.

ELECTION to-morrow 1

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THE fields and meadows of the, country throw off' a fresli and invigorating aroma, delightftii to inhale,

EVERY SATDBDAY,

for May 7th, is re

ceived at the PortOfficeNe.WR Depot and at Pooley's No. *$ $tre^,

Every PAlurfet in the country came to town 4tnd brought a load of wood, from the appearance of the WOod market Saturday evening/ t.

G. WfTTieA Co. announce that all thier g6dils-«i»e»t be bold-in the next forty days, and therefore extraordinary low 4t ices are offered. See their new adver tisement this morning. i-'^t»_•

MR. BKACII, up to Saturday night last, in *inking the&alt well, had reached the depth of 27.0 feet. Four veins of coal were passed and brackish water is now flowing.

has. A

morning's paper stating that lie is in favor of baOding the Water street railway, provided the property holders on the street desire it. This ought to settle this man of straw set up bythe Journal.

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to-morrow are as

fellows: 1st WaijI—Ninth street Engine House. 2d Ward—Blemel's Brewery, Poplar street, near 3d Ward—Thompson's Cooper Shop, Second street 4th Ward—Liberty No.3 Engine House. 5th Ward—Yard Master's Office, near the Passenger Depot.

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SPLEKDXD SODA.—Mr. W. A.

Sheap, at

his new stand, opposite the Post Office, tma jast pat up one of the best Soda fountains in the city. The apparatus for keep" ing the beverage cool is one of the latest and most approved plans, by which sixty to seventy-five glasses can be drawn in rapid succession, and yet the last will be as cool as the first. Give it a trial when you come to the Post Office to-day ar-s*

a number of our best citizens

sacrifice their personal interests and con venience so far as to consent to perform the onerous duties of Councilman, and permit their friends to nominate themj it is only fair and reasonable that every proper effort should be made to place their election beyond a doubt. It is justly und honestly due to the nominees of the Republican party, that they should receive the vote of every member of their party to-morrow.

YESTERDAY was a beautiful day, the air was exhilarating, the sun shine delightful, and matiy good men in their Sunday best, many pretty ladies, with ele gant spring harness and dainty parasols, and many little children with faces wreathed with smiles and bodies wrapped with nice clean frocks, were out promenading the principal thoroughfares, appa rently glad" that the day was so bright and themselves so happy- A 'A"

EXCURSIONISTS.—On Saturday Thois. S. Jewett, President, D. J. Gray, Vice President of the Pan Handle Route, Col. Scott and G. R. Roberts, Vice Presidents of the Pennsylvania Central, Wm. Shaw, President of the Union Line, and other officials, passed over the new Vincennes road, in a special car from Indianapolis to Evansville, and to-morrow they go to St. Louis over "the new Vandalia road. They are interested in those lines, and are op a tour of inspection.

MABRIAOE LICENSES were issued last week by the County Clerk to the followin pa Charles Eiclimer and Josephine Shirle. George Wells and Sarah J. Stark. Thos. P. Heenan and Bridget C. Quinlin. Joe F. Fogg and Mary J. Etheridge. Isaac Rosenstein and Jennie King. Joseph H. Wildy and Sarah A. Watson. Wm. Baugh and Ruth A. Grubbs. Jackson S. Reese and Agnes V. Douglas. Thos. Higgins and Ellen Newland. Ulysses Williamson^ and. ^ligabeth ilyi

Cl Hark.

THE Republican County Executive Committee met last Saturday afternoon and resolved to hold the .County Conven' tion to nominate candidates to be voted for at the October election on Saturday June 11th, and suggested that the Wards and Townships, hold their meetings on the 4th of June, to appoint delegates to the County and Congressional Conventions.

In accordance with A resolution adopted in the Republican County Convention, held last February, the following were appointed a Central Committee: John Haney, Charles Cruft, Samuel Magill, A. Burnett, T. C. Buntin, C. W. Bar. bour, James Burgan and Nicholas Fill beck.

The meeting adjourned to meet on next Wednesday evening,, when officers of the Committee will be elected.

W. H. SCUDDER opened his elegant Ice Cream Saloon on Saturday evening, and the many visitors were agreeably surprised at the wonderful transformation and improvements in this popoular place of resort, which before this season was the most elegant in the city, and surpassed by few like places in the West. The most noticeable change is upon the walls and ceilings. These -have been dressed with decorative papers from the house of W. S. Ryce &. Co.t and the work is a real gem of art, worthy of inspection This art of decorating has of late taken a decidedly advance step, and for the initiation we are indebted to W. S. Ryce & Co., who still take the lead in work. In the decorations of Scudder's saloon, the taste of the artist has been united with the mechanical ingenuity of the mere paper hanger, in producing the highest style of artistic effect this side of real fresco painting.

Mr. Scudder has added this season, an elegant marble soda fountain, properly named the "Alaska," from which is drawn cold, sparkling soda, flavored with the most delicious syrups. With this soda and his palatable creams, Scudder can this season cause a coolness between friends that will be anything but unpleasant.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-'—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last week:

Zealy Williams to Wesley Z. Williams lot in Dean's subdivision for $220. Moody C. Ripley to Charles U. Moore, 40 acres in Lost Creek township for $1, 600.

Delia Hall to Siinson Jumper, 80 acres in Prairie Creek towsnhip for $500. Samuel Merry to Emma Merry, lot in the city for $1,000.

Mary E. McGee to Harlow C. Thompson, lot in the city for $2,500. Leonard B. Trueblood to Nathaniel Trueblood, 4 acres in Lost Creek township for $250.

George C. Duy to Charles N. Gould, lot in Duy's subdivision for $1,995. Erastus Church to Caroline R. Murphy 1 acre in Sugar Creek township for $60.

Stephen Farrmnd to Samuel Farrand, undivided one-tenth interest in 40 acres in Prairie Creek township for $40.

Samuel McKeen to Wm. Paddock, lot in' Paddock's snbdivison for $500. Wm. II. Spencer to Fanny A. Fleurot, 160 acres in Otter Creek township for $1,200.

Charles M. Hirxel to Ueunther Weiss, lot in city for $1,850. James Harris to Melissa A. Lambert, lot in city for $700. '.v'i

Circuit Court, on Tuesday, the 19th,

jprdkniavo^ not|| ^fljfcnejne to pay attorney's fees, should legal process have to be instituted for the collection: The obligation of a payee of a promissory note to pay attorney's fees for colleotion or.no* may bit anything further is regarded by the Court as usury.

THE Democracy dodge the main facts charged {against their administration of municipal affairesgtt|Bt: That. creased ti&'tax legfepom 90 JKn\%^i^with8flHH^^hey had three-quarters of a million more taxable property than the preceding administration and that they paid out, as ordinary expenditures, more than twelve thousand dollars in excess of jJ^ejajnpunti by their preftedesstus. vXt-will be a^MstHftof breath to appeal to "the people" to sustain such management of finances.^

A Card from Chas. R. Peddle.'? EDITORS EJ^BE^:• My attention has been called tp. article Erifey's Jaur-

nal, in which Capt. Hager and the under. signed are called upon to define our position in regard to a railway on Water street.

I am in favor ofhiuilding sucli railway^ provided the the street desire it. CHAS. R. PEDDLE.

April 30th, 1860. ^,

The T. H. & I. Railroad. EDITORS EXPRESS: The persistent efforts of the Journal to produceThe impression in this community that the T. II. A I. Railroad Company is inimical to the best interests of Terre Haute would hardly call for a notice, were it not the fact that it is ^sphera? oXi.a.^w^pgptisfft demagogues to ma^ j^liu0Q camil apnj

tion. The progress^of the new road to Indianapolis is anxiously watched by these sore-heads and its completion longed for as the advent of the Railroad millennial, when the "backbone of. the old road will #e brj?kp%"i^id|i^i Wtter |f course, every^ftsinfessf5 man ivill have his pockets stuffed with free passes and his goods carried at nominal rates. Will these hopes, long deferred, be realized? Will the managers of the new road favor Terre Haute any more than any other way-station between ^Cleveland and Stj Louis?- Did the Terre Haute influence, engineered by that prince of wire-pullers, Col. Dowling, succeed in securing the location of the extensive shops of the road at this point? No. The interests of the road required fo^ its econpmcal^working^ two divisible. ^M&^^W^the nairn-ftf dividingpoihwtnd il M^asTsei^ied, and,iiil' all probability, on the completion of the line, the small establishment now located here will be transferred to Mattoon, and the expenditures of the company at this point will be reduced to zero.

'TERRE HltJTR."

Everything at Moudy's Tobacco Store, opposite the Past Office, lias been reduced to' gold and. specie bosis.' where the best brands of Virginia Smoking Tobacco are sold at $1,00 per pound.

ir you want a good pure article of Ice for family use, leave your order with J. Steinmehl.

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J. Steinmehl is selling the best Ice in the market. m2,dtf

Ice Cream! Ice Cream t!—W. II. Scudder would respeotfuHy irrfoA^ bitf many patrons that he ha# refitted up his rooms and is now prepared to seoje $11 who may favtor^him.

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call-inall

articles in the Confectionery lino.J Also having purchased an improved Soda ap. paratus he is uov prepared, serve the best glass of Soda in the market.

Parties supplied with Ice Cream and Cakes on short notice, at No. 194 East Main street. 30,dim

Gent*s* Ftimishlnfc'[ Shirts, (long sleeves.) Merino Shirts, (Short Sleeves.) rQ^j

Lisle Thread Shirts. White Linen Drawers. White Drilling Drawers White Muslin Drawers. Merino Perfect-fitting Shirts. Latest Styles of Linan' aiid P«f*S»- CM law, at [30-3t] GROVER'S.

Pigeon Shooting.—The German hunting club will have a pigeon shooting on Monday, May, 2d, at 1* ^ck*rkp. jfX Early Grovl, north of the'eity. A silver medal .willsbe »warde%to t|^harrfBTbn of t^e^av.^Cnqu^ w«|bQ itfattend&nee. rJ -'*»^,inv«mi.- *tlmission free. 30-2t

Premature Loss of the Hair, which is so common nowadays, may be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett'x Oocoaine. It has been ..used .in thousands pf cas^ where the haitf

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ful, and has never failed to arrest its decay, and to promote a heathy and vigorous growth. aHhe«Mrtetf»^!iMi rivalled as a dressing for the hair. A single application wil^, rpijder it soft and glossy for seVeraJ' daysj| \1 JM

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ENVELOPES, jrjth

Shide's Ibition

interesting exhibition given some weekf since is assurance that this will Jbft. of equal if not superior merit.

M.A.King, corner of Ohio and Third streets, has received a large assortment of the finest Millinery Goods ever brought to this city. She is receiving the patronage of the best-dressed ladies in town, and all express the high^^ aatisfMtiftl' with the beiki^and e^aj^|f 4i^st^'and er at the%^mel|J»wj 'goods are sold." 27,d6t

S. L. Straus & Co., have taken the agency for Wheeler A Wilson's Sewing Machines, acknowledged to be the best

able conditions.

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There fs a rush every day for the Paper Hangings so attractively displayed on the ground floor at Ryce's Carpet Hall.

,d Practice.—You might as well expect to relieve and cure an inflamed eye by dusting irritating powders into it, to expect-t«- subdue and cure Catarrh (wliich ia in' iMSrtnnation of the mucous memhrane of the air passages in the head) by the use of irritating snufls or caustic solutions. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cores ^tar irijgTtction, whtcF suhaues the inflammation and restores the natural secretion of the mucous follicies. The proprietor, R. V. Pierce, Ik n^f Rafialb, k. Y., offers $500 for a case of Catarrh that he cannot cure. Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address the proprhaor MAbove. Sold hyDruf?giits|

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For miifeterf^Mthr^t a®!., h|pifc cKftTs, nothing equals Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext., or Golden Medical Discovery. 27,dwlw.

New Goods arriving every day now

Moudy, opposite the Post Office, sell#- oinMoense stock of Shade Hats, Boy's Straw Hats and Caps, at prices lower than ever before. We have to keep np a well earned reputation and we mean to do it.

the best brands of Virginia Smoking Tobacco for One Dollar per pound.

removed his of his former

location, where he fitted op in elegan^

style for the .summer see won, and evir ready to famish his customers w|ith fresh and sweet meats of all kinds. 30-dlm.

defaced,

but do as others are doing, bring it to this office and have it bound in neat, substantial binding for a small sum.

card of business or in the corner,

on sale at only $3,00 a thousand, at the Daily EXPRESSSteam

ment.

Removed.—G Foster Smith has re moved'EiftpioV? Store, twotloptji^Mt, in the^rfrftii fordiferly occupied by Cox 6^ Son, where he will be pleased to receive his customers and give ,th^m bargains in Stoves, Tinware, Ac. r.V 29,d6t

To Contractors—Proposals will be ^jjec^jg^d A. M. E. Churchy until the 6th day of May 1870, at Wm. Clark's barber shop, where the plan may be seen. W. J. DAVIS. 28-3t.

-Api^,a«7lli^ by inufnal

consent, the right, title and claims having been transferred to I. A W. T. Beauchamp. They are alone authorized collect demands due said firm, and are also to pay all demands against the late

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For Hood Plug and Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, go lo Moody's, opjosiie Post Office.

PERFECTED SPECTACLES—It is repre^ sen ted to us that pedlars and others are

Now, how is it with the "most extensive monopoly that ever jexisted onjlie.soil of ^Ui^g spectaclea/ir^presenting them as Indiana?" Its managing ar&TIdeim&ed •oui-s^iferfected spectacles. All such are

with the best interests of Terre Haute and are residents of the city. They have refused lib^aJ^offera.fi'QJU outside corporations for "the purchase of their interest in this railroad property they have decided to retain and enlarge the shops and railroad establishments located here in order to make them available for the entire liner- Their^aole motive in this poltcy i»^tf aavanW irrterest^pf expenditures of the present road at this point do not fall short of twenty thousand dollars. This sum is distributed among the tradesmen and mechanics of-this oit^-.as and it seems strange that "to-paper ostefisi--bly published in the interests of the masses should be used in the dirty work of defaming the true friends of

impostera, as S. R. Freeman, at 161 Main street, is the only person authorized to jjell- our- "perfected°««pectiicles in' Vigo county, Ind. LAZAKUS & MORRIS.

S. L. STRAUS & Co.,

Wliite S&oiM-..V'- B(i4ei Snowballs 50c Shaker Russetts 60c 4 5 0 a 6 I 5 0 White Peach Blow 76c 5dtf] At C. WING & Co's.

Riddle for Silk Fans.

BINDING.—WE have, secured a first cla|s bi nSfer^ahi bating recently made additions to our stock of binding mater-ialef-are now prepared to attend to all or ders promptly and guarantee satisfaction Gather up your magazines and bring them

1hft i.aiyls«»est ftB^^ddest^Oil^loth [•Vf, .-^i/iiVlWre Haute Is now on exhibii ioi» a| (Carpet Hall

$5 50-t $5 50!!—Best Brand Flour at $6 50, at J. E. Voorhees', on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth. 21,dlw

Groceries at Coat—luring IhMige my Ibustnfefls w4H sell my st roceriea At jexaoMjpst ui ock is clo^a^|t. *r|i8 ill do whjjpufed follows. .1 KfRfo Co^e 6#ounfe for $1.00.

Pure old Gov.~ Java 3 pounds for $1.00. Coffee A. Sugar 7 pounds for $1.00. Choice Dem.

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Riddle for Sewing Machines.

Dissolution.—The partnership heretofore existing between I. Beaucbamp, W T. Beauchamp and C. T. Noble, Jr., in the livery business is hereby dissolved »hi?\26t|i d*y

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

Ir.—-If "you 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 have for the least Hione

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

"The Same Old Regiment with Tew 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,

backers 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 lectaclee in assortment—perfectly per4e«^Pfk.lesfl than half the current prices at John Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Block.

Riddle for the Cheapest Hosiery.

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

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.

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

Best Brands of Floor Steam Bakery.

Riddle for Fancy and Yariety Goods.

WANTS, &a. Advertisements oi wants'"for sale," "lost," "found," etc., will be inserted in the DAILY EXPRESS for nenty-five cent*.

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.

Ladles' Lasting Congress Gaiters, only 90 cents, at Reibold's.

Riddle for Parasols.

Men's Lasting Brogans,.only $1 50, at Reibold'B, No. 70 Main street, between Third and Fourth.

Something New! Rare Chacne! A piano worth five hundred dollars for fiye dollars I 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

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 foryonrself. dtf.

Sugar 7} pounds for $1.00.

Choice yellow Sugnr 8 (Wfids ft* $1

Go4 tte p*,pUnd jT

No. 1 2 and 3 Tubs 90, 80 and 70 cents. Canned Fruits 20 cents per can. OrftVhit* jfWh BIt)#' Potatoes* 4t' 40 cents per bnshel, Ac., and everything at exact coat. .Come wl* and lay in a supply. S^m«^b^l^e|pMe. 12 Sduth4tS stree|. J- F.

BADGLEY.

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00 Ton Want-to Buy or Sell? AITOUSI KXPUS8.

H»feT You Property for Sale? Asvntnsir*n

THB BXPKKSS Marias the Urgwt^ome eirenlation. ii the belt medinm to a^onre your wants by advertieinr- We now pnt rates ao low that there isno excoae for not •iftkinc known yonr want*. Advertisements of Howes "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Bent,"' "Help Wanted," "Booms to Let, ''Situation Wanted," "Property fo* Sale, "Boarding,"' ost," "Found," ''Strayed, "Stolen," "P nfcl," kei, will be inserted for 85 CEKTS A DAT! •..'.'i-Ws .••••'.

These terms are applicable to all advertise ments of the aboye class, of -Are ..lines and

Have Ton Houses or Rooms for

WHouse,

Kaufmann Block.

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

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Fmakersfigure.

BLANK NOTES, in single sheets and I Indiana. 30d bound in small books, on sa&at the Daily EXPRESS Steam Printing Establishment.

J- VORIS.

Our new Hoop Skirt frames for the spFing season hate arrived and we are now prepared to furnish the Ladies with the latest style Skirts ready made or made to order, at a great deal lower prices than any inferior article could be bought for anywhere else%

ARNOLD,

89 Main Street.

A correspondent says, one of the I main reasons why mother Eve had to leave the Paradise,"was for not buying] her Skirts and Corsets at Herz & Arnolds. I

Those Xoqaette Tapestry Carpets at Ryce's Carpet Hall- are creating a decided sensation." Don't fail to see them.

Hooped Skirts are not likely to disappear on the contrary, the indications are that they will increase in size as the season advances. In Paris they are worn larger. They are so comfortable and withal so healthful, that ladies will not abandon them and they will probably be a permanent part of the wardrobe for all time to come, varying

somewhat too small for convenience. Harper's Basur.

»R SALE.—Rolling Machine for Shoeuse, in good order, will be sold at a very low K. M. FOOTE, RocVmlle,

ber the balance good prairie. Lands in Kansas. Lands in Missouri.

A good improved Plantation of 586 acres in Old Virginia. Good Farms in Vigo, Parke and Clay counties, Indiana, some of which are Coal Lands. Also, houses and lots in this city, all at low figures. If you want to purchase Real Estate call at the office of B. HOLMES, Agent: sec ond floor. No. 115 Main street.'' a28dlw

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FertySALE—ATthe

OR LOW FIGURES—The prop known as Vigo Foundry and MachineShop, now occupied by Seath, Hager & Co., will be sold at low figures and on reasonable terms. Also a house on North Third

p_„_v intlnn nf nr Panm I street will be sold loW for cash. Enquire at Every Ve&erlpuon of Stick or uancy

once

New Switches, Silk finish, just nrriv-1 edat Herz & Arnold's.

Headquarters for close buyers on Ladies, Misses and Children's Lasting, Goat,

place when the required number of tickets I Morrocco, Scollop Top, Custom-made and

is sold. The mode of drawing will be controlled by the ticket holders.

Polish Boots and Shoes. All classes of Lasting goods, at greatly reduced rates, at Reibold's, No. 70 Main street.

DIED.

REYNOLDS—Died, at the residence of her brother, on the 14th met., after a short but severe illness, RacBel Reynolds, In the 67th year of her age.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

pOOLEY's

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The standard reputation attained by this unrivalod and infallible Yeast Powder daring twelve years past, is doe to its perfect parity, healthfalness ana economy. Pat up in tins, actual weight, as represented, and will keep

for years. The quantity required for use is from onefourth to one-hali less than other Baking Powders.

Sold by Grocers throughout tho United States. D00LEY & BROTHER,

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ABTtfctlSE U( TBK ECPRKS8.

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS, and living'at a distance frem this office, can iaclose their advertiSemont

sin

envelope, with the necessary pay, and forward the same to us through the Poiitoffioe.

LIMST.5

LOST—My

Dog "Gibb," red color, with

white star in his breast a reasonable re ward will be siren for his return to U. B. JBFFBRS. .. 29d3t

WANTED.

Wately,

ANTED—At the Hominy Mill, immedi twenty-ftve thousand biiahels good Whito Corn hiKnest cash price paid. HJJ1 NUT & CO. a30dbt

ANTED--Immediately, at the National two girls to do washing also one chambermaid the highest wages given. a27

WANTED—TwoH.

Girls to do kitchen work

those from the same neighborhood^ pr fered inquire of ROBINSON, 103 Mai street.. 32dtf

FOR RENT.

T7H)R RENT—Caroenter Shop on north 4th J? street, conveniently located, largeJtot for lumber: inquire at LAUGljtEAD.

arly Rouse. W. 26deod4t

RENT—Store Room and DweUing to Kiaaner's Music Store, on Ohio

street, at ~:ROtfN,]

per month enquire of Mrs o. 65 Early Row, 3d. street. 21dtf

FOR SALE.

TOOK SALE—On favorable terms, the Stock J? of Goods of the undersigned, at Toronto, Indiana, and the Real Estate, consisting of Store, two Dwelling Houses and other outbuildings, with about 4 acres of land, splen did fruit, good water, Ac., located in, one of the best agricultural and stock growing districts of the west the goods were well selected and bought at low prices the whole will be sold at a bargain on favorable terms, address JOHN PAYT0N & CO.,Toronto, P.O., Vermillion county. m2dot

FORof

SALE.—The undersigned, wishing, to quit the business, offers for!sale his entire stock Groceries and imported-Wines and Liquors, Main street, between 3d and 4th. 2dlw G. WEISS.

FOR

SALE—A good Cow and young calf, inquire at the residence of W BRUNT, north Lafayette street.

IR SALE—FARM—130 acres,, all fenced,

improved, good frame house, well,

spring, out-buildin^s, orchard 50 acres in wheat, very fine, all in very good repair low for cash terms reasonable would take good

at the Union dwelling as part pay call en WHARTON & CO., byP. 0. aP26

FOR

of AKDREW GRIMES, Agent. 28-dlm

Herz & Arnold undersell any house in

gtate in stirtej Cor8ets and F?ncy

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

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

77*

SALE—By J. S. GRUBBS, at the north I

east corner of 5th and Eagle the Buokeye and Wilson Sewing Machines, first-class ma-1 chines from $30 to $50 no humbug, call and 860 them# 19d8t

Manufacturers and Proprietors 69 New Street, Ni

M2DMWF6M

jjailroad

ors, York,

AGENCY.

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cto6dtf. Corner 7th andlMain street

i. ***1.'jwSar** -'$•

AT AUCTION PRICES!

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IVO lUtiATKr ST1.," DEM1NO BLOCK.

ALL OUM GOODS MUST BE HOLD

THE NEXT FORTY DAYS!

WE THEREFORE OFFER 125 Cents. 15 Cents, 10 Cents.

Delains, good styles, at. .. Lawn, Prints, 1test quality, at... All Wool Delains, at 20 to 35 Cents. All our other Goods proportionately low.

CALL SOON FOIL A CHOICE! C. WITTIG & CO.

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tgvr S $ »*!«.

JOHN

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We will opnn at the above well-known stand, -,£: Ion the first of Maroh, one of the '•.f

LABUEST AND BEST

170 Main Street, Deming Block.

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Also SW UMBRELLAS in

BROWN AND BLACK, ALL SIZES, JUST RECEIVED.

WARREN, 110BERG & CO.,| COR. AIQ'D 4TH STS.

ikcivwsr street!

60®

QC S%

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so as

2 PL«

30d4t

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first .J

LUDOWIC1 &JC0.,

DEALERS EN

Selected Stock 'of=L'*1l\: -"ir?*.

SOOTS & SHOES

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Ever brought to this market, which we shall sell at the &> ft y, a

4.^.' MI

W\+.1 "'TUli^iT'ii

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

J. B. L. & CO.

All kinds of Custom Work and Repairing dono to order in the most satisfactory manner. ftMMwSm

.ETNA LIFE INS. CO. .'it a.»$l fAf"

Annual Incdine $6,000,000

James H. Turner, Agent for the C. C. C. A| I AssetsJ»a. 1,1870, *13,000,000. ner 7th and Main streets, will give throngli receipts on shipments of Produce and Merchandise to all the Eastern Cities, (grain Jn bulk I without transfer)and to all New

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B. B. MYRICK, Oen'l Agt. G. HAGER, Local Agt. jalSdSmT

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MAIN STREET.

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BOOTS AND SHOES.

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Boots and Shoes,

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Cor. Main and Sixth Streets,

if Wi'vtrr* Tetf$-ITauie, Ind,**

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PAINTER,

OHIO STREET.

0HEAPA5JI),, PROMPT.

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SPECTACLES

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SPECIAL NOTICE!

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LAZARUS & MOKUIS'

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CELEBRATED

Perfected ^./Spectacles!

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SAND EYE GLASSES.

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Spectacles and JEj/e-Glats-es ard Acknowledged to be the Mont Perfect S^icr&f '-in -i as^Mtance to *s«ht «wr manntoctured, and can alwajrs be relied upon as affording ptr/ttt earn and comfort while ttrenqtkentno and preserving the Eye* most thoroughly.

We take occasion to notify the Public that we employ no ^pedlars, and to caution. them against those

pretending to have .our goods sale.

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