Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 June 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Friday Meralag, 10th* 1870

RAILROAD THE TABLE. TOM HAtTB Aira Ttmtauvum.

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ST. LOOTS, ALTOS AVD TBSBI BABT1. _. __ ABBOT. LSAVS. jm ,S S:==^ 'iXZ:= il

irinuiAnflunoBMnuB. ABBOT

IHBLET have struck a foar

foot vein of excellent block coal in their new shaft, northeast of Braxil-

MR. JHMES FOBTEK, of Foster, Gwyn & Co., New York, and Foster & Gwyn, New Orleans, was in the city yesterday.

NEXT Tuesday our citizens will have the pleasure of seeing a crowd of picmcers from Vincennes, at the Fair Grounds.

CAPT. E. B. AU.ES, of the I. & St. L, Railroad, assures us that the last rail on thatjline will be laid next Wednesday.

THE order of Odd Fellows in our city is flourishing. And this reminds as that Terre Haute Lodge meets this evening.

THE First Presbyterian Ch»*?chf under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Mr. Lap* ley, is enjoying a season of unusual pros perity.

MANY of the coal miners in Clay coun ty are on a strike. Mr. Stonkard's men are still at work, and he is doing a good

Si' A Sa'-fe*-*'t ."it

business.

THE fathers of the fugacious couple, noticed in our last issue, were in the city, yesterday, in pursuit of their precocious offspring. J.

TnE threshing machine trade has open cd. Our dealers in agricultural implements have a fine stock of the ...most ap proved make.

THE Grand Jury yesterday reported fifty-two indictments, the heaviest day work ever performed by any .^Gra^idJury in this county in three days.V,*^

ON*

CONDUCTOR FINKBINE

/M OF

MASONIC.—At

case of public indecency was

tlie business that the Mayor 8 court fs tended to yesterday. A tine of $8.50 was KY:' assessed and collected.

«V. "SP'»OUR dispatches, on the first page W* furnish interesting information from St K? Louis in relation to the great railroad excursion. (f

R. Byers, S. W. James Townley, J. W. il Michael Byers, Treas. Alex Thomas, Sec'y. The W. M. did not appoint the subordinate officers, but will do 80 before next Thursday evening, when the officers

elect will be installed. 4 The above election «u Ud by special dispensation of the Grand Master, inas* uiQch as the Grand Lodge, at its last sesston, ordered that all Lodges should hold their elections uniformly throughout the

State, vu: at the Festival of St John the Evangelist, in December, and the officers just elected lyU tMu| posiUons only on-

Convention srere hospitably "taken in" and liberally "done for" by theEvammlle people. That citj is noted for its gener. oua hospitality.

LUTHER GHLKOBE

MR. WILLIAM KILEY,

Tqfc annual excursion of the Universale Sunday School and Congregation will take place as soon as the Public Schools are closed. Tuesday, June 28th is. talked of as the day, and will probably be fixed

upon..,- if .• -^s THE

Ri|cy^j^®®Ke|Jr?^y*at'9

andHewos ville-^iOng

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Ashboro via.

Opens Fridays at

3p.m

Eastern mails closes "Ft. 'for sa?e of

"Soney'order business, Ac. from 7

Sunday.

The City and Yieinity.

DAN'J.

will "explain THINGS'

xpli Lm

ford to«day.

closing exercises of the Eockville

public schools will take place this even

ing.

MARSHALL

House.

recent Charity Eair, for the benefit

of the Providence Hospital netted a

$3,000.

THE Bepublicans of Parke county will hold their nominating convention tomorrow. jr I

HARVEY DENNING, ESQ., a Philadelphia lawyer of some prominence, was in the city yesterday. ..

WAS gratifying to many nervous people that the shower of yesterday was unaccompanied by heavy thunder and lightning. The fact is the celestial artillery has been trained on this city until it has the range most accurately.

FARMERS

A BUBNKTT. P. MJ

at Bed-

THE

delegates to the Sondajr School

went through the

National House, yesterday, propounding questions to all who abide therein. He took their census very neatly and earned it off under his ann.

of the T. H. 4

I. Railroad, is about to forward to the Patent Office, at Washington, an elegant model of "a damp car" which he has invented and will patent.

A RUNAWAY HORSE frightened a lady verv badly, yesterday, by jumping between the boggy in -which she was sitting and a dirt wagon in front of Major Hudson's fortifications on Sixth street..

dry goods trade continues to show

decided activity. Persons from a great distance are in the city daily, to make purchases of our liberal and progressive merchants. All other departments of trade are unusually lively for the season.

are happy, the recent rains

having revived the prospect of good crops. The interests of the tillers of the soil are so nearly allied to those of "the rest of mankind," that when they are in good spirits everybody can afford to be jolly.

THE

is talking of a street rail

way from the depot to the Sherman

THE

Terre Haute Savings Bank now

has 473 names on its list of depositers. The Directors will meet on the last Monday in June and declare a dividend of five per cent. This excellent institution is doing a good work, and there »s a wide field for its beneficent operations. :i

BIG SALE.—The

OUR

city pastors, of all denominations,

are respectfully invited to furnish us with news items in relation to their churches and the work in which they are engaged. Give us brief statements of facts interesting to the general reader, and we will put them "before the people." But we want them fresh.

THE

"Diamond Clothing House," No.

163 Main street, will be opened to-day with a large and elegant stock of all that gents or boys desire in the way of wearing apparel. Mr. W. C. Miller, the bead of the establishment, needs no recommendation to commend him to our city readers. He has followed the clothing and merchant tailoring business in Terre Houte so long an£ so well that not to know him argues one's self unknown.

TERRE HAUTE

THE

is about to make

a change of base by taking a train on the St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute and Indianapolis line.

THE Indiana and Illinois Ceritral

y- Railroad, the Rockville Republican says iff "Those who are not already posted will fes be pleased to learn that the entire dona tion asked by Champlin and Lasare for

the building of the East and West Rail Si road, has been secured. In view of this we may reasonably expect that the work will be put under contract at no distant day, and that it will be prosecuted with all possible speed."

shoe dealer named

Fries closed his establishment suddenly, and when his creditors came the nest was emptv. Kingsbury & Co., of this city, struck the trail, and yesterday found a thousand dollars worth of the goods secreted in a private house in this city and attached them. Their account was paid quickly, but before the man could get a new start, other creditors began to come and aNew Albany merchant had a sure thing on his Ind. Commercial.

As AN indication of the intensity of heal required in making pig iron, we give the composition of the bottom of the furnace now being constructed in our busy suburb of Bagdad. The lowest layer is 12 inches of sand next 8 inches of Brazil fire brick then 9 inches of sand, and lastly 21 inches of Shenango fire brick. Impenetrable as this would seem it will ie* quire renewal after being in use for two years, as the melted iron will find away into or through it. .,

Bowling-Green Constitution states

that there is a well in Harrison township, Clay county, that has been in use proba bly twenty years, the water of which, during the day, is of ordinary quality, holding no mineral solution, but that immediately after sunset and during the night, it is strongly sulphurous—so much «o as to be very unpleasant to drink.

The same paper tells of a well in Lewis township, in which there is an inexhaustible supply of good water at all times excepting when there is a prevailing wind from the north. When this is the case for the space of twenty-four hours, it is entirely dried up. As soon as the wind changes it is abundantly supplied.

These are tough stories, and a Democratic paper is not the best authority in relation to wells or other source from which water is obtained.

LIFE

the regular annual meet-

ing of Terre Haute Lodge, No. 14, A. F. A A. M., held at their hall on last evensng, the following officers were elected: •7* Robert Van Valsah, W. M. Franklin

insurance business is very lively

in this city and vicinity. We have no pet company to recommend, but we advise every man who can possibly keep up the payments to take out a policy in some good company. Men who have families dependeut on their labor, will find a life policy one of the most comforting things they can have in the house. Especially when stricken down by disease, with a near prospect of having to face the "Grim Messenger," such a document will mitigate suffering, and take much of bitterness even from the "closing scene." Nothing can be harder to bear than the certainty,in the mind of a dying man,that he is leaving his wife and little ones to go through along struggle with cruel poverty. The system of life insurance enables almost any man to provide against such a contingency. And it is a duty to make such provision, a duty neglected by liiiiWBTMli who are very particular in the less inupoitant oMi« totafesraar

snnonncwaent injtwr special dis

patch, yesterday, that Mr. Edmnnds, of the Jtmrmd, had suflfered frosa tfco digitation of aptdkpodtet,jin 8t l^ois, was received with regret and indignation The robbery of an editor is the moat despicable of mean robberies. Bot the writer of this item fatHw ^in^f that if any o^etatoc shonU undertake Mi "go through" his pockets, the joke would he on the side of the thief! It would be fun to see him inspect that pile of "plunder I"

gratifying success. Six cars, crowded with passengers, left the depot about eight o'clock, and made the trip to Marshall in the most pleasant manner. The day was passed without any disagreeable incident occurring to inar its festivities. Music, dancing, faasting and a game of base ball were the principal feature? the bill of fare. The Marshall boys were ahead of our boys when the rain inter rupted ball«playing. But the show* alight one and ^did no harm to the ex-

cumonists.

learn that some members of the

Congregational Church have purchased a lot. on the south side of the Bloomington road between 13th and 14th streets and intend crecting a chapel upon it at opee, for the purposes of a Sunday School .and occasional religious services. This is movement in the right direction, as no portion of our city is growing so rapidly as this. The parties concerned give-evi-dence of wisdom and a true Christian spirit by selecting a portion of the city which is remote from any other church, We doubt not that the citizens in that thriving portion of our town will regard this movement with great lavor. -I.1 r-

MR. CURRY,

MS-:

Brazil Furnace Com

pany sold, yesterday, six hundred tons of No. 1 Mill iron at $35.00 per ton, cash on delivery. It was purchased by the Holly Water Works Company to make pipes for the works at Indianapolis, This sale foots up $21,000.

THE

of the Board of

Directors of the Southern Prison has just returned home from meeting of the Board, and from him we learn that the affairs of the in1 stitution are in a satisfactory condition. There are now confined 388 prisoners, whom 14 are women. The repairs of damages from the late fire are nearly completed and embrace many improvements, especially by extensive enlargements of the water supply, as precautions against similar accidents. The entire expense will not vary much from $8,500, Five applications for pardon were sub1 mitted to them, of which they recom mended one for Executive clemency.

If we are correctly informed, the plan is to hold these services in the cool of the day, and in parts of the city at distance from the churches. In this way it is hoped that many who cannot attend the ordinary services may have the gos pel brought to their doors, and that others who are indifferent may learn that christian people are not without care for them.

This strikes us as a plan very similar to that of the Great Preacher who first proclaimed the gospel upon mountain and hill-side, upon the shores of the lake and from the boats of ishermen. ^he plan goes into operation next Sunday, but Mr. Howe declines to give us the location of the first meeting, on the ground that it intended more especially for the im mediate neighborhood in which it is held, and not to draw a crowd from other parts of the city and thus interfere with the regular services of others.

THE

bill this morning.—

County Clerk furnishes the Jour

nal the following liibt of'offices to Refilled at the election in October next: Member of Congress.

Two Representatives. Judge CriminU Circuit Court Prosecuting Attorney Criminal Circuit Court.

Prosecuting Attorney Circuit Court Prosecuting Attorney Common Pleas Court. ....

Treasurer.^. Auditor. Sheritt. Recorder. Surveyor.' Coroner. Commissioner, 1st District. Commissioner, 2d District. Trustee for each Township. Assessor for each Township.7.i. Nevins Township—1 Justice 9T the Peace and 2 Constables.

Otter -Creek Township—2 Justices of the Peace and 2 Constables. Fayette Township—3 Justices of the Peace and 3 Constables.

Sugar Creek Township—2 Justices of the l'eace and 3 Constables. Harrison Township—4 Justices of the Peace and 4 Constables.

Lost Creek Township—2 Justices of the Peace and 2 Constables. Riley Township—1 Justice of the Peace and 2 Constables.

Honey Creek Township—2 Justices of the Peace and 2 Constables. Prairieton Township—2 Justices of the Peace and 2 Constables.

Prairie Creek Township—2 Justices of the Peace and 2 Constables. Linton Township—1 Justice of the Peace and 2 Constables.

Pierson Township—2 Justices of the Peace and 3 Constables. One Supervisor for each Road District.

This embraces all officers whose term of office will expire before the October election 1872.

were so sorry to have our intimate and esteemed neighbor of the Jimma! torn from us by the naughty Railroad Excursion. But the poignancy of our grief has been greatly allevated, in the improved typographical and editorial appearance of the "last issue." Don't hurry nack JournoArecreate and enjoy yourself. Considering your absence we are doing right well The new broom sweeps clean and well. Let her sweep. A

FMEUD*

A Card.

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T. ABY'S, June 7,1870.

The undersigned tender their sincere thanks to the citizens of Terre Haute for the kind interest they have taken in the Hospital Fair especially"to the "lady managers to the ladiee-and -gmif men •«»i«iing in the'concert, and to all otters who have aided by contributions or otherwise, and they coo8d««tly hope that the edifice for whose benefit Uie Fair was held, will be an institution OMM RTthe city, in which by their ]abo& *ay

The Bepabliean Owventfeu te .inillatee hr liini if Vie* «*•*.«» be wMlKSt fte Oilrtw 1I1 irtie, wia^e Mt at 10 e'eltsk «»i^« Batniief, Jnne U® MO. at ths Cirart

Sews la Tsrvs BanU.

fhe WMsfartW wilstawt oflMscatss btbeivets eaftte Kaa'W A. HsAsante at the ceneralelsetisnef MM, as fcSsraHsij and ixsd by ths last general Coaaty Convention, Mnaottk, TO and b, as Mlews: Toeassurs Aire

WAana. 00.00*. COTO.COB, Tow|^i»........——|

The delegates of the different Wards and Harrison Township will meet on the day of the County Convention and appoint seventeen delegates to the Congressional Convention.

By older of the Kxoentivo Committee, L. A. BURNETT, Chainnaa Attest:

KICBOLASFILBBCK,

Bird Cares at cost, at Henderson's. 10-tf

15,000 Yards of Pinks.—Just opened choicest styles ever offered in this market.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE,

10-tf Main, Corner 6th street,

Jtut received, big lots of chene Dress Goods at 22,25, 28 and 30 cents. These are from 5 to 10 cents a yard less than we have been selling the same goods and only about half the prices of high priced stores, They will be displayed this morning at Foster Brothers. "7 d3t

lee

ion's

Congregational Church, at a meet

ing recently held, voted to dispense with the regular Sunday Evening services at the Church during June and July, in or* der that the pastor, Bev. E. F". Howe, may hold open-air meetings in different parts of the city.

The Members of the Vigo B. B. C. are requested to meet at their Club room, on Ohio street, this evening at 8 o'clock precisely, as there is important business to transact.

Store."—Men's grab round and square crown Silk and Linen Hats, something new.

Men's Linen Cape. Men's "Cavendish" Hats new style Men's Peal "Frou Frou's." New and nobby styles for Boys and Children, arriving daily. Everything at tow prices for eatk. d2t. ALLEN, the Hatter.

Free Lnnch at the Dexter Saloon every morning.

OCTOB

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•ostCreek HoawCieek Hairisoa City, 1st 2d ..... 3d ..... 4th 5th Coanty at Large..

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All the Mew Style Drew now open-at the 1* I 1 BUCKEYE CASH STORE, 10-tf Main, Comer 6th street.

Another new thing at Henderson' Something invalnable to housekeepers. A "Print" to use on the melted wax, when sealing- up cane, to designate the contents. Prints the name of any one of fourteen different kinds of fruit. Price 15 cents.

ENVELOPES,

with card of business or

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

EXPRESSSteam

meat.

Printing Establish

Special Sale of Laces and White Goods to-day at 2 o'clock. The Ladies are invited, at 170 Main street, Deming Block.

Soda Water.—But it's no use talking, it's so everywhere. If you want an extra glass of Soda Water, get it drawn from the "Keystone:" W. A. Sheap, opposite •the Post office, has one. Ice Cream Syrup every day. 17,dtf

Everything at Moudy's Tobacco Store, opposite the Post Office, has been reduced to gold and specie basis_ where the best brands of Virginia Smoking To' bacco are sold at $1,00 per pound.

Cotton trimmings new stock, at Riddle's.

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

What's the use of saying Catarrh can1 not be cured when Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is so sure and positively certain that the proprietor offers $500 reward for a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. A full pint of the medicine is made by dissolving one fifty cent package of the powder in water. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for a package by mail.

Bronchial, throat and lung diseases and "Liver Complaint" are easily cured by taking Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Gold* den Medicsl Discovery. [8,dwlw

S. L. Straus, of 149 Main street, left last Saturday for his second trip to New York. The steadily increasing business of that firm, in the wholesale as well as the retail line of millinenr makes it necessary to go often to New York and by this they are always able to take advantage of any change in the market. Look out for new styles this week. 9-tf

Had Is always has the latest styles and lowest prices in Jewelry, Ac. a j4

A Harrow Bacape Dram Death.A lady wanting to get off from a train which was slowly moving, slipped off the and was at the point of felling under the train, when her hoop shirt caught on a hook and saved her from suffering a horrible death. The hoop skirt was one of.Hen A Arnold's (89 Main )aMHSufeotar%madeof the best ma-

Bad iikat ui Fanfare shirt it

waald bata- antiialy. flhrea jray aad the lady would have hesakittaft.,^

KLKCT10N.

Convention.

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It is iiRMtid to the Republican voters of the Townships to meet and anoint dslseatsi to the Coanty Convention, and also to the Congressional ConvsstioB (which meets Jane 15th), at the several places of moetiag ia their respective Townships, at 2 o'clock p. n..on Baturdry, June 4th. next.

«*4HO,

Wa ate anthorissd to aaaonace the name of GBOBOB LOCKKIDGB as a candidate for (Jeaaisrieaer la the Second District, subject 1 »the decision of the Bepablican nominating Convention. imi or

are authorised

PIUCKas a to* 1 Iri'i iaal Coart, lafaject to the decision of the Lspablicaa nominating convention.

Wi are aathorissd to announce JOHN G. CHAIN as aeaadidate for Jndpe of the Criminal Coart, subject to the decision ol the Kepublicaa nominating convention.

are aathoiwalo announce the name of F. M- MKRKDITH as a candidate for 'roseeuting Attorney of the Vigo Criminal

Soart. sahjeet to the decision of the Repnolisaa nominating Convention.

are authorised to announce the name of ZKNAS SMITH as a candidate for Proseeutor of the Vigo Criminal Circuit Court, subeet to the decision of the Republican Ceanty

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are authorised to announce the name of

WM. W.

RUMSEY as a candidate for

roieeutor of the Vigo Criminal Circuit

BririutffntfoK. 1 uJU

art tihorii«AtoarfsouBce.flio,naia|:t)f E. P. BEADCHAMr as a candidate Tbr Representative in the Legislature, subject to be decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

RECORDER.

are authorised to announce the name of THEODORE MARXEN as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of tho Republican nominating Convention. sHBBirr.

are authoriced to announce the name of JOHN A. KINO for the office of Sheriff of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention

are

See'y.

GORDON LlS ?»Qig Vigo county^ auflgelf taWM» Republican nominating convention

are authorised to announce the name of J. D. E. KESTER for the office of Sheriff of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention-

wYLLIAM'^ARRICK.&s 3 oS^ Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepubiiean nominating Convention

We are authorised to announce the name ot MATT. M. BROWN, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican nominatingQo^ention^

W« are authorized to announce the name of FRED. STOECKER for Auditor, subject to the decision of tho Republican nominating Convention.

are authorized to announce the name of WILLIAM PADDOCK for re-«lej£ion to the! office of CountyAuditor, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention.

TREASURER.

Cream Freezers nt Hender-10-tf

COOKERIY,

Sew styles at the

Sec'y.

Fall Line of Summer Shawl?.— Just received at & BUCKEYE CASH STORE, 10-tf Main, Corner 6th street,

,4!few

York Hat

are authorized to announce tho name of MORTON C. RANKIN for ro-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. 'ASSESSOR.

are authorised to announce tho name of LYMAN MILLER as a candidate for the office of Township Assessor, subject to the decision of the Repablicsn Convention,

By Order of the President, T.

are authorised to announce the name of JACKSON STEPP as a candidate for the office of Township Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention.

MARRIED.

SEABURY CRlfPT In St. Stephens Church, June 9th, 1870, by the Rt. Rev. Jos. C. Talbot, Mr. Channing Seabury, of St. Paul, ^Minnesota, and Miss Fannio W. Cruft, of this city.

Ryce's Family Cafpet—The goods for the price in this market, and 6ee them at the Carpet Hall.

We have just received the Protector Self sealing Glass Fruit Jar. It can bo made air-tight without the use of wax— the best in market also, Cherry Stoners, at J. Cook & Son's. 27-lm

Kiddle can't be beat on Fans.

Self-ralsiug Flour saves all Baking Powders, Soda and-Crc«mJFartar. Always reliable.

Dyspeptics and Invalids can use it with impunity. Prepared by

.. ...

Something n»W irrthft-way ofa "itug Hat at the City Hat and Cap House. J. F.

BADGLEY,

New BOWS, for less money than yon can buy the Ribbon, at Herz & Arnold's*. Riddle has l.ots of goods at the lowest prices.

Frank Crawford has a full line of Misses colored Boots—lis ,to 2g^blue, green,'qQler,* pttrple and bfonze. ^. tf

Riddle will sell as cheap as anybody else dare sell.

Lisle Thread Poplbis in mourfffng shades just the thing for summer wear, Buckeye Cash Store main cor. 6th st.

Ladies' Lasting Congress Gaiters, only 90 cents, at Reibold'a.

Moudy, opposite the Post Office, sells the best brands of Virginia Smoking Tobacco for One Dollar p6r pound {.i Jr"

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

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

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

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.

The directors of the Vigo Agricultural Society will meet at Gol. Dowling's office Saturday, June 11th, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Jos.

GILBERT,

iranr

Change of Time. :#i

TERSE HAUTE

INDIANAPOLIS

BLANK NOTES,

Proprietor.

All the nobby styles of Hatsat Badgley's City Hat and Cap House, No. 12, South Fourth street.

Misslsquoi Spring Water*1 cores Brights' Disease, Scrofula and all impurities of the blood- Send for pamphlet at your druggists, or to Missisquoi Springs, Sheldon, Vermont. 19-d3w.

Sec'y.

New Tailor Shop.—HENBY

WINTER

has just opened a Tailor Shop on,Ohio streeti opposite the New OrtA Hj»usc, where he is ready to make up clothes to order in the best manner and at at low price as can be done by any tailor in the city.

Cutting promptly attended to also, Ready Made Clothing for sale at a very

l0c^ifSd betweenThirdaM/o^tlQ

There arc houses in the East manu facturing hoop skirts and corsets exclusively for the auction trade. Those houses have to get up. an inferior article^ in order to sell it cheap,1ut the o6nsum' ers will be cheated, either in regard to quality or shape. Herz & Arnold, 89 M»in ytreet, are manufacturing every one their iioop skirts right he ice, and bqyj ,.*ji ode of th«r corsets^daly bf first~i.— manufacturers and importers in order to furnish their customers with a good and desirablf article at the same

R. R.

TERRE HADTE,

tfliis

Road as

follows: Leave. .'i/vm*. 1:25 A. Express ...5:40 A. jr. 4:15 P.M Express 10:15 P. M. 6 15JA.JM Mail 0:10

in single sheets and

bound in small books, on sale at the Daily Pt-pufgg Steam Printing Establishment

Fresh Mattings, fine oil cloths, new shade goods, elegant mirrors, Ac. just arrived at Ryce's Carpet Hall.

Those ladies who wish to buy a good article of a hoop skirt, which is manufactured in this city and warranted to be better than any Eastern skirt, will find just what they want at Herz & Arnold'^ hoop skirt factory, 89 Main street.

J. Voris has not sold his Meat Stand .and ig apt quijM,broke, aa has been circulated by some designing person or per 'sons, Biit is still on hand "with the best ^quality of fresh meats, which he will sell cheaper than anybody else for cash. He has also a. good supply of Southdown

Spring Lambs. Corner Sixth and Ohio. 25,dlw

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITY CLERK'S NOTICE.

-Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization of Taxes for the City of Terre Haute, will meet at the Council Chamber of said City, en the l-5th inst., at 9 o'clock

City Clerk's Office, June 9th, 1870. jlO

ANNUAL MEETING of the Terre Haute Gas Light Company will bo held he OB* street, on

The at thence' Of Wm. B. Warren, nq., Alain Wednesday, June 29th, 1870, at 10 -eet, on «euu«au»j, »«i« •'fi *v,^ o'cldfck

A. M.,

for the purpose of electing Di

rectors and Officers for the ensuing year. Wm. B. WARREN, Pres't. GEORGE RUGAN, Sec. jSdtd

A GREAT BARGAIN.

Twenty acres of Land'laid off in lots of 5 acres each,half a mile south of the corporate limits of the city. I will sell thi- land at tifty'dollaft per acre less than the selling rates of the neighborhood. Dwelling house of live rooms and cellar, two cisterns, as good a well of puro cold water as can be found in the country. Twenty young apple trees ofnhoiw fruit. Fiftar young peach trees of'fine varieties. Oneand a half acres well set in timothy and clovcr. A good garden and sixteen acres of growing corn. I will give the purchaser the refusal of the follow ing personal property at a low rate,3 number one cows, 30 hogs of the Poland and Cluster White breed, a let of house and kitchen iutnituro.

For further information apply at this ouice, or on Mr. Wilson Nayler at the Star Grocery, or on the undersigned en the j-d2w

UNION STEAM BAKERY FRANK HEINIG&BRO., 1

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, A iCakes, Bread and

Foreign and Domestic Fruits,

Fancy and Staple Groceries,

LaFayette Street*.

Between the two Railroads,., i\,

may28

AMUSEMENTS.

HARUOAHI PIC-NIC!

—AT TIJB—

"KABLY GRO VE,

Sunday,,. June 12th, 1870, If.' *!W !—FOBIHB—

BENEFIT OF J. STEINMEHL.

The members of the Allemania *Ld«oN 2. D. O. H., will hold a GRAND PICNIC

82. D. O. E., will hold a OBABII RIUHIC on the above date for the benefit of their brother,

8TEINMBHL, who sustained such great (ess at the late fire. The publiois cordially invited to participate, and a good time is expected.

Come One! Come All!

Mnste, by Professor Cs^asl Ssw

BT 0RBK«

3:00 P. si Acoramodation...2:40 P. M. ChAS. R. PEDDLE,

Supt.

The Singer Manufacturing Co., are now making"* 3000 machines each and every week. Call soon and get one at Lawrance's.

Ryce's "Hand Loom" Carpets These very superior goods can be had only at»Ryce's Carpet Hall.

87,868 Singer Machines made and sold in 1869. A few more to be had at 83 Main street. .&|

WANTS,

best Call

OF TITK COMMITTEE. j8-4t

FOR RENT.

TX»R RENT-A largo Store Room on 4th I street, near the corner of Ohio also the Hall lately acoupied by the Mission Sabbath School, will be rented separately ortogether for terms etc., apply to N. C. SCOTT, atJlcKeon & Minshall's Bank. tr

WANTED.

WANTED—Every

lady to learn how to cut

and fit her own and childrens'.dresses, by a new and perfect system. Price,with full particulars and chart only $2. Call at Mrs. M. H. Abbott's for one week. j8d4t

WANTED—A

good Girl to do tho work of

a small family apply at south-west corner of 5th and Chestnut* j7d3teod

WANTED—Boarders

to occupy two good

rooms in nn cliciblc location apply at this office or address Box 1940. 2Sdtf

FOR SALE.

FOR

June tt, 1870.

On and after Monday, June 13th, Passenger" tryjns \vill^jrtin^on

SALE—Four good Horses, 2 Peddling Wagons, 1 Sample Wagon, entirely new, with leather top and patent wheels. Harness, etc., all at a bargain, for cash appW at C. WlTTItr & CO'S, 170 Main street, Deming

Block iune3 IT'OR SALE or Exchange for City Property— A flvo aero Lot a half mile east of the new Blast Furnace, joins Hon. II. D. Scott's resident grounds on the south, and M. S. Durham's on tho east, it has a hedge fence in front, and plank fonce the other three strings, has 31 apple and pear trees, and a half acre of strawberries I will exehango for city property or sell for one-fourth cash and balanco in one, two and threo years, with 6 per cent interest payable semi-annually, a splendid chance for some one that wants to go to gardening and raising small fruits, oraboautiful site for a suburban residence call at Prairie City Cooper Shop, or address A. C. MATTOX. m27dtf

FORrooms,

&C. Advertisements ot

"wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc., will be inserted in the DAILY EXPRESS for wenty-five cent*. svr-a

SALE—House on corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets, one and a half stories, seven woodshed and rear buildings Inquire at first house north oftho premises. J. H. FISBECK. ml9

FOR

SALE—One of the most desirable Private Residences in Terre Haute, for sale or trade for a smaller house, three or four squares from my place of business size of Lot 850 by 115 feet, well eet with fruit and ornamental trees house contains 11 rooms, gas all over the house, good barn, woodshed and wash-house, in fact all the modern conveniences ot a first-class residence,'and will be sold cheap ^poswsslon ml8

gvm^(jmmediately apply

FOR

SALE—100 choice lots in Jewett's Addition. Terms ten per cent cash, balance

.»d °'»»viTi!'oW4§I£jSr

L10R SALE—One and %Lots on Bloomington Road Btreet lots has on them a comfortable littlo house,blacksmith shop, stable, well, fruit trees and40stands of grapes: will be sold at a bargain: inquire of W.L. HODDT, at the news room of this office.

Flocated

»R SALE—SO Dwelling Houses in this city, variously, one or more on every street in Terre Haute also vacant lots, on easy terms, in all desirable parts of the city

different stooks of Dry Goods and Groceries for sale and trade, together with good stands to be occupied. Will take good timbered lands and some western lands on exchange. Also some good farms for sale and trade.— Will take goods or city property on exchange. See Wharton & Keeler, by P. O. UOR SALE—20 LOTS—In C. Gilbert's ad1 dition, in theeastern part of the city, for sale on accommodating terms to those desirous of improving them the present season. my4d3m

FORof

SALE.—The undersigned, wishing to quit the business, offers for saiehis entire stock Groceries and imported Wines a Liquors, Main street, between 3d and 4th. 2diw G.WEISS

DENTISTS.

W.E.RCSSETER,

iil%

bi-est.

M-,

and continue in session from day to day until the equalization is complete, and all tax payers feeling themselves agrieved will come before said Board with their complaints.

DANIEL L. VICKERY. City Clerk.

tfi

premises-, t. F.

WILLIAMS.

Candy.

Dealers in

Terre Hanle, Inrt.'^

iliXANDE*. l.C. READ.

]&ANbER & READ

DEALERS IN

PfiDtJK, MEAL,

CORN. OATS,

AND FEED OF ALL KINDS

CetaerSth MM!lata ata.

WORK DONE AT

DRY GOODS.

No.

WABREH.HOBEB04 CO.

Oonar 4th ud Kaia

Have received a fall line of Gentlemen**

SUMMER UNDERWEAR!

Merino Undershirts,

HAiM a ALSO

Ions

-J*

DENTIST!

4 fra? ••hmtsett*

BEACH'S BLOCK,

i\i*

'A'Jt. •i 'diss*

OVER 3.'It OM rk W

EOITA.

Ryce's "Buckeye Store."

-ir,w

UewYork Prices!

.«

All Operations Warranted.

Reduction of Prices in Rubber Work. W. E. ROSSITER has concluded to re duco his prices, of upper sets, from $25to $16. licst material used.

DR.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, 8URGE05 AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute. Ind. R*8IDENCI—Corner Fifth and Swan streets-

Imttdtf

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

TERRE HAUTE

Corner o'f Fifth and Main streets,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

Affords facilities equal to any Business College in the West for

PracticalInstruetionin BookKeeping, Penmanship, and Arithmetic, 61X.-.

sleeves.

White Drilling Drawers,

White Linen Drawers,

Brown.Bieaohe$l and Btaa mixed

HALF HOSK

4 i-..

s,.

In Super Stout, Super Fine, mUete Thread ana Heavy Knit, all purchased recently and offered

VERY CHEAP!

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

.. SUCCESSORS TO ffi-r ij 'ST&S&v,

EDSALL Sc

CO.

n-4 sJ» Hi tn

tSHtl Wt

.m m~ a

THE CITY

HAT HOUSE!

Having closed oat mf Steek ef Groceries and gone into the ii/ .v".

HAT AND CAP BUSINESS

exclusively, 1 sa now prepared to sell the sane at greatly

REDUCED PRICES!

Havina purchased thtss iseeatly at ss

PANIC PRICES

FOR CASH, which enables me to

SELL CHEAPER

mav311

Mj stock is all new and

Than the Cheapest. *jr st fresh, coafilul all toe latest style Call and examine 1

•fore purchasing elsewhere.

J. F. BADGLEY, No. 12, South 4th Street,'

Terre Haute, Ind.

BOOTS ANO SHOES.

JOHN B. LUDOWI^L $ CO.

.DEALERS IX

Boots aud Shoes,

t'.J i-

it ....

Cor. Mfefn tad Sixth Streets,

Terre-Mmute, Ind. is,.*

W«wtt(OMaal IhsiboviviU-kvownlUad, •ol tMM of Vttek.oMof th«

LABOEST AND BEST

SSeleetad Stoek of

BOOTS & SEOES

Ertr broniht

And all other departments of Accountantship. Students can enter at any time. Eaeh stu leat receives private initractioni. College journal, with full information as to the course of instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses, Ac., will be forwarded te

tijaiT»a{Sf-wM*w#,h4H

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

J. B. L. A GO.

Allkinda af Onatom Work and Bapalrlnf dona to order in the moat eatiafhotory manner.

feUUwta.

DYERS.

YEING, 8COUFJNG,

RBNOVATINO,

Ia all its Beaaehes, at

H. P. Reifter's Dye House,

KMa m*, M. II* «MMK 71*.