Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 June 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEURE-IIAUTE, IPrl.

Thursday Morning, June dO, 1870.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

W*- JA a l.-ilA.M Express -5:40

4 :15P.M

0:15 a.

LOOI8,

2 $b v.

LEAVE. «:0f»A.M 52:50 P.

M-

Sxyrcas

10.15 P.

Mail....

jj:UUh. ..Accommodation ST.

VANDALIA ANDTERBE HAUTE R. E.

I.F.AVE.

r.rJ)

Short Line Route. arki\E.

Fast Line 9:{g JJ'

Day Express-

LfAVI.

0:48 a.

l')fe p. 11 .Might Expire* 1 .lu

a. m.

BT. LOOIB. ALTOK AKDTKHE1 BAUTB.

4.05 p.

1U:25p. Night Express 1.15

••L DAILY MAILS.

E AWSILLB ASD CRAWFORD8VILLE.

Express Mail

11:25 p. II 3:55 P.

ISOCKVtLI.* KITKN8IOK

I.KAVK.

4 40 P.

arrive'

Mail 11:15 A.M.

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

OPEN.

-'j-OOn East Through.......... 7:20 a. m.'.dolIJraziliOrconcaEtlc) ^lgp.

SiSft m'. '.Oincinnatii^ashington 7:30a. ij lt\v- I: ..V.St:Lo»U and West.'.'.'.... 4:45 p. i:fl0p. Evanevilleanil way 4.4yp. .. Tlirnuifh 7130 &• III V40 P.' m......Rockville and 00 p. in. Marshall and A .'u,

esaaEasasates WEEKLY MAILS.

Ashboro via.

Lbn^s8e9 at9

No Money Suuday-

p.m

SURVEYOR,

ALEXANDER COOPERCORONER, DAVID L. CHRISTY.

COMMISSIONERS,

FIRST

DIST—AVM. T. PETTINGLR,

Second —JOS. FELLENZER Third -PHILIP RANDOLPH IUDQE CRIMINAL COURT,

JOHN G. CRAIN.

raosECUTiNo

A'rr\,^™'!?tAL

Hot

as II—avana!

Business xlioiild be generally nuspen eel on Monday.

Trottinu RACES

on llu' Fourth.

at ilie Fair (iround

Hon. Moses

Dunn

speaks

ibis evening.

at Brazil

CiAS.—The Opera House hundred gas burners.

Counterfeits on the new i" InulKiiial currency are out.

The

The Democratic Congressional Con ventioii convenes this morning at o'clock.

it be built?

I'KuPi.E would facilitate the workofthe census taker by getting ihe names, ages .*a\, of their servants and giving them in Willi lheir own.

The census taker is required to ask head:, ol families one bundled and two questions. One of ihem is, how many idi ot have you in the family .'

One ol the latest notions is the birth curd, tcembling a wedding card, but bcaiing the name of I he new coiuei and the date of In* advent, with ihe initials of the parent.-.

Not

1'kue—That

lion. Moses F. Dnnn

Will address his fellow-citizens to wit.: Sullivan Court House, Saturday, July 2d, in the afternoon.

Newport, Tuesday, July 5th, at night. Clinton, Wednesday, July Gth, at night. Rock vilie, Thursday, July 7tli, at night

ARKIVI.

TKKRK HAUH AND INDIANAPOLIS.

a.M.

SPECIAL TRAIN will leave this city for Greencastle on Saturday morning at nine o'clock, to convey such of our people as desire to witness the exercises attendant npofi the dedication of the Soldiers' monument.

Shooting Match.—At

ABBITI.

..Fast Express

2r.M I?ly

9:25 a. »i

Express

Wal. Sibley challenged Scliaal to another match for one hundred dollars, which was accepted and will take place on Wednesday next.

Vol. Dowijnc and T.

Persona]..

Opens Fridays at P-

ssaxWtf y-*

"&"o a:rC«.iN....».

a. m. to 7 :30 p.

from 7

On Sundays o^enfromja.^. to 9..

L. A.

BURNETT.

P- M.

REPUBLICAN COUNT¥ TICKET.

auditor,

WILLIAM PADDOCK.

SHERIFF,

GORDON LEE. treasurer,

MORTON C. RANKIN. recorder, THEODORE MARXEN.

C0URT

MEREDl

IH.

REPRESENTATIVES, WILSON SMITH, II II O IN O

The City -and Vicinity.

The boys ate taking to Htiits.

Glenoid

Weather—For the corn.

Don't Eat

ill have six

ol tl

i^jliiK. nuestion of the dayheated term never let up?

-Will lb

celebration of the Fouilli of July

in this city will be a big thing after all

The Water street railroad having been "located," the question arises, when will

is stated that the great Western mail is to be 11anspcrtcdover the Vanda

lia road.

Our foreman made a bull vesteiday by placing an advertisement of a lo

(die under the died" head.

This is a good time to find out the bald heads, ew men can stand the wearing ol a wig these days.

democratic cand

dates ate paying^coloted baibers double price lor shaving', purposes. They so. however, when the c. l-. sciape their long faces afiei the election.

for cleclKmeetin,

will be obliged to do

By the change of time on the Yandalia Railroad iVotu and after to day, passengers from Effingham and intermediate stations, can arrive in the city at 9

St.

Mary's—A

A. M.

have nearly six hours for business and return home on the *2:o0 r. M- train..

large and delighted

audience witnessed the interesting exercises of the twenty-ninth annual commencement, at St. Marys, yesterday. The programme consisted mainly ot music, in which ihe young ladies exhibited the most commendable and gratifying proficiency. Theie were but two graduates, Mirf Kumia Johnstou and Lena Jones' The former read a very creditable essay upon "Word-'' the latter pie«ented an equally Intelestmg pioJuction entitled "Autograph of the Soul.

It strikes us that Professor Agassiz with all his scientific attainments, must be a poor judge of human nature if I thinks such a startling announcement this is calculated to quiet the nerves and restore the appetites of the ctiinuiuuifv listurbed by the pork controvers. As long as the trichina-was confined to hog? re could make a safe thing of it by hewing their tlesh and falling back on beef, mutton, Ac. But now death stare at us from the pot, no matter what we put on for dinner, and the lovers ot beefsteak rare, undone mutton chop-", and roast bee with its juices, stand aghast They had no sympathy lor those who had to abandon their loast pig, liani and sausage, but the matter has now coine home to them It is all very well to say -12 degrees ol heat will "do" for the worms, but how are

Voii

w:llei

ascend above the sea level, so thai our neighbois boiled meat down town may .jo perfectly wholesome, while ours

Tuesday-

the shooting

match yesterday^ Al. Scliaal won the one hundred dollar prize and Henry Heuer the second prize of ten dollars.

recent

I. .Clinton,Nurna,Burince...11.00 a. SKMI-WKEK1.Y MAI1.B. Graysville via. Prairicton. Prairie^Creek and

Closes Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9 P- in

Forrest, Esq.,

had a sharp lilt at the Council meeting on Tuesday evening. Forrest declared most emphatically that Dowling should no longer be the leader of the Council.and the latter declared his willingness to abdicate in favor of the modest and retiring gentleman from the Third Waid.

discovery in the way of

street sprinkling lias been successfully used. A cheap combination of salts and acids put inlhe water cause* its dust laying power to be doubled. Indeed, dust thus laid seems lo be

compacted to

gether that even after it has dried it not in condition to be blown about for some time.

Among the prominent

delegates lo the Democratic Congressional Convention who were in town last evening we noticed Messrs. Andy Humphreys, Hughes, East and J. R. l?enhower, of Greene county: Messrs. David Usrey, F. Easier, S. R. Hainill, II. Wilson and Dr. H. V. Holmes, of Sullivan county.

The Gas Company.—At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Terre Haute Gas Light Company, held on the 20th instant, Ihe following gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year

Directors—Channcey Ko'-'f, Wm. B. Warren, D. W. Minshall, Wm. Riley McKeen, A.|McGregor, Finnan Nippert, George Rugan.

President—Wm. B. Warren. Treasurer—Win. Riley McKeen. Superintendent and Secretary—George Rugan.

Patriixiij's Bkass Band

night was the hottest and

most uncomfortable night of the season. It was so hot that most people relinquish' ed all attempts at sleep and directed their entire attention towards efforts to live through the night. Never in the course of our experience with heated terms have we known a heated term lo get healed a.s is this heated lerm.

Seasonable Advice.—The heat, es" pecially out of the shade, is intense. How to avoid prostration by such weather is trite, but if the telling of an old story over and over again saves the life or mitigates the sufferings of one individual, it is worth while to tell it. Therefore we say that while this very warm weather prevails, do not be in a hurry about any thing, but walk, eat, drink and work slowly. Keep in the shade as much as as possible. Patronize ice-water sparingly, likewise animal food. Subsist upon the rich, ripe, sound fruits of the sea' son. Bathe with moderation do not remain in the water longer than ten minutes. Wear light clothing we mean light in weight, but maintain worsted or flannel under-garments. Do not get angry anger is a dangerous passion when the mercury has risen above 80°. -Donot fret. Avoid worry and anxiety. Sleep at least eight hours out of every twentyfour, and let the hours for sleep be selected from the early part of the night.— Above all, avoid intoxicating beverages. They are no use at this season, even when swallowed temperately they are damaging in the extreme, if taken in extremely worm weather immoderately. A couple of drinks of ardent spirits will predispjs.e anybody, Ihe hard working man especially, lo sun-stroke, appoplexy or syncope. Be temperate in all things, good-natured and chaste, and fear not.

How

will serenade

the citizens of Terre Haute early on th morning of the Fourth ol July. Th anniversary of our national independeiK will be the first which the colored peopl have felt any desire to celebrate, because until now, the Declaration ol Independ ence lists seemed lo them very much like a falsehood. But they wish to acknow edge the great blowing which tli Fifteenth Amendment has brought their race, and thw colored Band will tr to express the.sentiment oft he enfranchised people in music. Every truly patriotic heart should rejoice that the time come, at last, when all the inhabitants ol America can feel that they have cause for thankfulness and joy at the return "Ihe day we celebrate."

a (^uaciv Mill

Benefits

IIai.k-cookep Meat—If

people will persist in eating their fo half cooked, aftei" the disclosures made at the meeting of the American associa tioii lor the advancement of science Salem, Massachusetts, recently, the sub stance of which we give below, they wil show cither that they have very little fear of death, or very litllc faith in Jli teachings of the «mk. A discussion took place in rel'ence to Trichina: spiralis in which some very remarkable and teresting statements were made upon th subject by Professor Agassiz and others Professor J. Baker Kdwards lirst gav some facts concerning trichina-, stating what is generally known, that they ar minute worms, which tind their way int the system by Ihe means of diseased pm eaten raw or insufficiently cooked. The female trichina', once in the stomach there propogates immense quantities worms, which make their wav into tli muscles and feed upon llieiu, thus usual ly causing death. Sometimes, however the worms die, and I hey then assume spiral form, and can be examined with microscope il powerful polarized light iused. If meat containing trichina, ilieated lo 212 degrees, the worms will be killed, and the meat will not injure the consumer, if it be good iu other respectProfessor Agassi/, followed Professor Eil wards. He said that he "hoped the appetite of the community would not be disturbed by this discussion, as such worms are present in all meats and even vegetables, and there is no danger if they be properly cooked."

Run—Some

of our loo confiding readers may learn something by the following extract in which a Nfew York correspondent of the Cincinnati Ciitiunerciu/ tells how a quack 1/ -f »^,t makes his money: "if'-

There is one Broadway consumption curc-r and cure-all doctor, whose annual income for years -past has been between $100,000 and $125,000. He has corata ly an average of between four and five thousand patients, located all over th country, uiwt of whom communicate with him by letter, and to whom he communicates advice and prescriptions bv post and express. His establishment i: regularly organized, and is kept constant ly running, though he himself is absent more than half of the time in other cities where he has other establishments. His letters from patients number over a lain dred a day, and he has about a dozen men and women engaged in reading, classifying and answering them, and putting up the medicine for them.

The whole machine moves, with rcgu laiity, though he himself never reads oi answers any of the letters of his distressed but hopeful correspondents. There is no roasoii why he should know anything of the cases. 11 is clerks can attend to th business as well as himself. He has some half dozen or dozen medicines, two oi more of which he administers for con sumption and every sort of complaint and it only requires a little experience on Ihe part of his clerks lo classify every case ill a big book under some given head which requires a certain kind or kinds of medicine. His constant supplies of victims are drawn mainly from I lie "intelligent rural population" of the Eastern and Western Slates.

Sun Bathing—Sun

baths cost nothing, and are Ihe most re freshing, life-giving baths that one can take, whether sick or well. Every house keeper knows the necessity of giving her woolens the benefit of the sun from time to time, and especially after a long rainyseason, or a long absence of the sun. Many will think of Ihe injury iheir clothes are liable to from dampness, win. will never reflect that an occasional exposureof iheir own bodies to the sunlight as equally necessary to their own health. The sun bath cost nothing, and that is a misfortune, for people are still deluded with the idea that those thing: only can be good or useful wich cost money. Let it not be forgotten thai three of God's most beneficent gifts to man— three things the most necessary to good :ilIh sunlight, fresh airand water, are free to all you call have them in abundance, without money and willioul price, il you will. If you would enjoy 'good health, then see to it that you are pplied with pure are to breath all the lime that you bathe for an hour or si

the sunlight and that you queue! vimi thirst with no other fluid than wa

I lie

iu diii/ Evening Mail,

Reiiiamber the Sulc of Wagons, Harness, Sale, Stoves and Store Fixtures at

W. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Dcuiing Block, commencing this morning at 10 o'clock. C.

Renielilher that Foster Bros.,New\ork City Sioie i^ upon the north side ol Main Street. Do not be deceived by any firm whose stole bears a similar name to ours who are repi eseYiting themselves to cu tomers as the "New York City Store.

Notice. —I hereby notify the public that I shall no longei be ie.-ponsible tor anv more debts ot Daniel Riown's, a lave betn Inihit.i loi twe years, it.

Till- i'uf(i.

going to know that

every mouthful of food was subjected u. that test. Where are your heat measure1 applv to the interior of boiled, baked or roasted- "God sends meat, and the devil sends cooks." says the old adage, but without going ?o far. we may say with more truth and less profanity, that people are not usually very carefully about such matters, ami is often ihe case that the outside of a piece of meat thoroughly cooked while the inside has not been heated up to the boiling point of water. Should there be trichina1 within, they thus would not be killed.— Besides it won't do for people on elevated round to eat boiled meat at all. The boiling V,oint

The

lowers as we

cooked

on the heights may be certain death, just because our water would boil one degree under the mark. '1 he words ol a man so uiinent in science as Prelessor Agassiz, however, arj: qot to be lightly disregarded, and we therefore seriously advise our readers to see to it, that their m?at is thoroughly cooked,.which may geaier&ljy judged by its appearance when cut.

JUS.VK Rkown.

llrCittntl

errs Haute eight page' ssued Saturday July 2d.

Fourth of Jnly Races.—Fouts & Hunter have made arrangements for two trotting races at the Fair Ground Course on Monday next, the 4th of July.

The first race will be for a purse of $100, for horses that never beat 2:50, mile heats, three best in Ave.

The second race will be for a purse of $75, for horses that never beat 3:10, the heats to be the same as the above.

Tlie entries are to be closed by six o'clock next Saturday evening. This announcement will be another attraction for the 4tli, and no doubt many of our citizens will avail themselves of the opportunity of spending a portion of the day at the beautiful Fair Grounds.

Those

\2\

Brothers yesterday caused great sensation. One lady said they were better than what she had paid 17 cents for at the "Deserted

PalaceA

still left. Only 20 yards, sold to a cus torner, at a time.

Beware of Tooth Poisons—Vended under the name of Dentrifices. Adopt and adhere to the only preparation that really preserves the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant Sozodont IU effects on decaying teeth are marvellous.

Spalding's Glue" mends Crockery, Wooden Ware, etc. deodlw

Jr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is no Palent Medicine humbug, gotten up to dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor is it represented as being "composed of rare and precious substances brought from the four corners of the earth, carried seven times across the Gieat Desert of Saharah on the backs ol fourteen camels, and brought across" the Atlantic Ocean on two ship-!." It is a simple, mild, soothing, pleasant Remedy—a perfect sperilh- tor Chronic Nasal Catarrh,

Cold in the Head," and kindred diseases The proprietor. R. V. Pierce, M. .D, of Buffalo, N.

Y..

nt*.

Notice-—All persons are hereby notili e'd not to trust Mrs. Susan Brown on my account, us I will not pay anv debts contracted bv he.. "I-Ws'lt'I. 1,'HOWN.

Terre Haute °epf,

ill*,' IU :W

weeklv will be ::n-")t

Remember the Sale of Wagons, Harness, Safe. Stoves and Store Fixture-', at C. W. Wittig A: Co.'s. 170 Main street. Dein ng r.lock, commencing this morning at 10 o'clock. C. P. Troy. Auctioneer!"

Saturday Eitriinn Mnil.

the new

Terre llaute eight page weekly will be issued Saturdav, July 2d. -30-ot

Preserving Kettles.—S. R. Henderon has an excellent assortment ol French/' "Porcelain" and Brass ketiles. nd the best Fruit cans in the citv.

Remember the Sale of Wagons. Harness, Safe, Stoves and Store Fixtures, at C. W Wittig cV: Co.'s, 170 Main street. Dernng Block, commencing this morning 10 o'clock.

Tkoy,

The

Auctioneer

Saturday Evening Mad,

the new

erre Haute eight page weekly, will be sued Saturday, Julv "id. 30-?-t

2?,,

new,

duija

the New

lY-rre Haute eight page weekly, will be issued Saturday, July 2d. I!0-jt

P. Troy,

The

Auctioneer.

SutiiriUiy Eeeniny Mail,

the new

Terre Haute eight page weekly, will be issued Saluiday, July 2d. 30-d3t

LAY

cent Muslins at Foster

ICS!).

sep 281 f.

Prepare lor "the Fourth."—More light, ventilated and "bone trimmed"

iiats. ,r New lot ot Linen Caps, at New York ITnt Store Al,l.EH, the Hatter 2t.

Positively the three lust days of I Auction at 170 Main street, Deming Hlock. Everything is now done up in lots which must and hall b.e,.cl.osed out.J at any money.

to1*•

offers a reward of5500 for

a case of catarrh that he cannot cure. For sale by druggists- Sent by mail, post paid, for sixty cents. Address the proprietor as above.

Wants, &c.

"wants' "for sale, "lost, "found, etc

will be inserted in the Daily

Wt ntq-jin:

June 2-S, it TO d*2t

Pay \«nr Revenue I'aj. ot if nee.All Revenue Tax in Vigo counlv the Annual l.isl must be paid before llu: 1st of Julv. pi ox., or a pr nu II of live per cent, will be .«/»-:./ dcin niilc.l and collected, as required by law

SAMUEi. jMac.ii.i..

Mk*

ahnozt

Shelving, Stove Fixtures, Lumber, i*cc. Do not fail lo attend these

Mrs. A. Ritterkamp has

Kciuoval.

Self-raisiug lotir saves all Baking Powders, Soda and Cream Tartar. Always reliable.

Dyspeptics and Invalids can use it with impunity. Prepared by C.

Ripley.

Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria Antoinette Slippers, steel buckle and leather bow. Also, Misses and Children's colored Roots, at Frank Crawford's. 9S Main street.

Job lots and special pi ices in Wall paper, to clean .lit slock piepaiatory to fall purchases, al Ryce's Carpet Hall.

The ,'•linger Manufacturing Co., are now making '*o00 machines each and every week. Call -oon and get one at La wranee's.

Ladies' I aslin: Congress Waiters, onlv '0 cents at Reibolds.

.1. oris bus not sold his Meat rStand mil i- net quite broke, as has been circulated bv some de-signing person or persons. but is snll on hand with the best quality of fiesh 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. 'iy.dl

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

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

87.808 Singer Machines made and sold in 1869 A few more to be'-had at 83 Main street.

Everything at Moody's Tobacc 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 51,00 per pound.

A'STOCK

DRY GOODS!

ItJCKEYB

Cash Store!

i.i r.iif i.irxi-a

few pieces are

Pkrddk, of Mattoon.

New Potatoes at C. I. Ripley's.

I.nee Curtains in pairs'and by the yard at astonishingly low prices, at Ryce's Carpet Hall.

Our Pi •ices on Black Jewelry'are' finbelow those of our competitors.

LOST—On

At the present

LOW PRICES!

Tlie Best Assortment and Lowest Prices is at the rv'.r,-in

in JOKE YK rXJSH

II).,

A. Ross.

H-y 1 I

and Miss Julia

DIED.

EBERLE—In this city, at '.I o'clock Wednesday morning. Juno of I'unmittion. Delphine, youngest daughter of Charles and Cornelia Eberlc, :iged two years mifl eight months.

The funeral ^t the deceased will take place from the residence ot the parent on tlie sonth-wc?t corner of Third and Eagle streets, this ^Thursday) afternoon ut -1 o'clock, to which the friends of the family are iuwtfd.

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MAWOXIC-

Advertisements ol

Lxi I.E^

lor I

dic

A grand 4ouvoa.Uion of ali

Masons of whatsoever grade, will be held next Thursday evening at 7}-£ o'clock, to. hear

import of the Committee on New Masonic I

Hall. A full attendance i* earnestly relucted. By order of

Kobt-

(.olledor.

2S:d2t. vt~V-

To-dnj we otter three splendid prizes —a line Pocket Match Safe, a tine Knife and Diary for 1S70. 'Try our Orgeat Syrup d2t

S. R. Fiu-'.tfVAN:—Deal Sir 1

procured of you a few weeks since a pair of your Lazarus it Morris'Perfected Spectacles, which I have used ever since with more satisfaction than any I have ever used before. K. V- IJAi.t..'

Van

Vai.zah, W. M.

No. li-

IOIIN' A BI-.OTT,

Philip Schi.oss,

42.

*.»'• I-'.""' In order to I

Millinery goods cheap. close out an immense stock of summer goods we will sell everything in 'our line at greatly reduced prices. Bonnets,, hats, and ribbons of the latest styles lower than the same quality of goods have ever been sold before the v.-ar at

S. L.' Straus& Co.'s,

j20 l'4!) Main st. bet. Gth and Oth.

New Jtlncli jot jeivelryfoi the million jiHt received at Ilerz & Arnold's.

Riddle will sell as cheap as anybody else

dare

sell.

The choicest patterns yet opened in 'Ryces' Family Carpet," arc now in stock at Ryce's Carpet Hall.

Her/,

Aiixoli).

The "Panama Skeleton," style of Skeleton Corset at Ilerz Hold's.

Blank

Notes,

Express

We will sell on next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the following articles: -F,.a„k Crawford has a full Two No. 1 Peddling Wagons,,

I Misrsea colored Boots—lis 4o

one Maeneale & Urban's Patent green, quier, purple and bronze.

Safe, two good Stoves, two Wi iting Desks I Moildy, opposite the Post Oflice, sell? and one Copy Press, Chairs, Counters, the best brands of Virginia Smoking To-

a new & Ar-

in single sheets and

bacco for One Dollar per pound.

three lust

of Auction and supply yourselves with Dry Hoods

nl i/mir own prices. C. P. Troy,

Auctioneer

NVw arrival. Ilerz & Arnold are in receipt of 100 dozen of Fanning's Skeleton Corsets, which will be sold to tin Trade at manufacturers prices, and re-

Ulik

,(1

hair-dressjng shop lo the

removed her corner of 1th and Main streets, over War ren, Hoberg & Co.'s store.

Jobber's rates.

ilerz & Arnold Silk Fans.

beat the World on

Coine to the Ohio Street Shoe House, opposite the Mayor's oflice, for Gaiters at §2 50, worth §3 00. Also the finest shoe buckles in the city. 25-7t Clark, Wright

Co.

-Oh, how dreadful hot it

Mrs. N. Mrs. K,

but I feel rather comfortable. Mrs. N.—Is it possible? An you manage that'.'

Mrs. K.—I use one of Her/ Arnold's Fans, tliev are the best anil cheapest jn tithe city.

New braids at Ilerz & Arnold'-*

Silk Fans! Just received! 7o doz-1 en! Silk Fans from New York! Bankrupt sale, to be retailed for less than Import cost.

Herz .t

Arnold.

Free Lunch al the Dexter Saloon everv morning. 10-tf

I don't consider bombast and falsehoods. necessary in doing business, and I claim to ti/yand

v-ill mil

ine as

6hcap

Goods in mv

as ot bars

dure

sell tiiem

Call ijnd compare goods and prices, at Riddle's Variety Store.

Headquarters for close buyers on Ladies, Misses and Children's Lasting, Goat, Morrocco, Scollop Top. Custom-made and Polish Hoots and Shoes. A 1,1 classed of La-'ting goods, at greatly reduced rates, at Reibold's. No. 70 Main street.

W. F. BRISCOE, DEAI.EK

Family Groceries, Provisions, Herincticnlltj Sealed Em us, ... Vegetables. Oysters,Fish,

Preserves, Jellies, ... Sauces. Catsup, Piclfes and

K\"

Country Produce, Ohio Street between 3d and 4th,

Terre-Haute, Indiana, Goods delivered in the City free of charge} inarldly I

Sunday last, a large light-red

Cow. with Durham horns, small neck, large rea and white udder a liberal reward will be paid for information concerning her. Joftat this offiCe»r at thf Confectionary Store th%~Po||oy!e.y| 29dtt

FOR RENT.

FOR

KENT—A very desirable brick Dwelling on north-east corner of Sixth and Eagle streets, formerly occupied by Mr. a&ettT^H

B-

TJK)R RENT—Office Rooms in second story _E of Beach's Block, corner Main and Sixth street apply at the Prairie City Bank. j25

Ftached,-cornerof

IR RENT—A store room and dwelling at4th and Cherry streets, one square north of the Opera House, recently occupied as a millinery store. Will be rented separately if necessary: apply to j2M0t W. 11. WORTHINGTON.

WANTED.

^yAlrtEDfamily location very at this office.

FOR

Main, corner Oth Street.

PERDUE—ROSS—Wednesday, June '27th, nt the residence of the bride's father, Harry lloss, Ksc|., by Rev. E. Frank Howe, Lemuki.

A few boirders, by a private "central laqnire 18d2w

FOR SALE.

FORto

SALE—Now Brick Cottago House on Chestnut street, between Gth and 7th sts. Apply W. E. IIENDRICHS, cor. 4th and Main streets. je30d2w

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 apply at C. W1TTM At CO'Swl»I^MU *t*fet, 1 Bloclt-. in

I^tlR

SALE—One Wd i^Lofe on Bloonrtrf*ton Road street lots lias on them a comfortable little house,blacksmith shop, stable, well, fruit trees and40 stands of cranes: will be sold at a bargain: inquire of W-L. HODDY, at the news room of this office.

FOB.

MARRIED. rr

SALE—20 LOTS—In C. Uilbert's ad ditidn, in the eastern part of the city, for sale on accommodating terms to those desirous of improving them the present season, luyidoin

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SATURDAY

EVENING MAIL,

Tho new Terre Haute

EIGHT

£i r»

P_AQE

Ml 1X

tt Li

WEEKLY,

Will be issued,

SATURDAY, JULY 2d.

rpEHRE HAUTE OPERA HOUSE!.

Sealed proposals for gas tubing and fixturos will bo received until the lltli of July, 1870 at tho office of Messrs. Hoslord & Boudenot south-west corner of 4th and Wabash streets Plans and specifications may be seen at the oflioc of J. A. Vrydagh, Architect, from f-tli to 11th July, inclusive.

29dto jylOth

T. II.

DISSOLUTION

O. H. Co.

NOTICE—The partnershi.

heretofore existing between the under signed, under the firm name of Ureiner and Forrest, is this (lay dissolved' by mutiial consent. J. C. Ureiner will continue the busi ness, and is alone authorized to settle the aicounts of the old firm.

DAVID C. UREINER,

June 29, 1370 W. FORREST. -Those kpowing-ftheinselvea indebted to the late firm will please eoino and settle, je29dtr D. U. GREINER.

MEl'iTON,

IP-A-IZCTTErR/, for. I.nl'iiy«'tte i«ml l.ocusf S»«t Terre-Ilaiite, hid. •Docs Graining, Paper Hanging Calcimin in tr, and everything usually done in the lino jnne2fidly

IV1DEND NOTICE.

Trrre-Haiitf.&

bound in small books, on sale at the Daily SKCRKTARY'sOFFiCE,TKRRKHAiJTK,Junc23,'70

Steam Printing Establishment

T.ho

Indianapolis R. Co.,

Board of Directors

,r.,

r,,

Men S Lasting Bl'Ogans, only 1 oO,

dividend of six t) per cent, free from Govern

ment tax, payable to Stockholders registered

at Reibold's, No. 70 Main street, between of May. Western dividends will be paid Third and Fourth.

line ofj i—blue,

the books of tho Company on the 31st day

at the office of tho Treasurer, in Terre-Huute on and after July 5thv 1870, Bv order of the Board.

It. A. MORRIS,

je2.rd2w Secretary.

ARCHITECT.

"RUHITECT & BUILDER.

Plans,Specifications, Superintendance, and Detail Drawings furnished for every descrip tion of Buildings.

Office—Northeast corner of Wabash* and Sixth Streets, 2d story, Deming Block.

A1LHOAD AGENCY.

James H. Turner, Agent for the C. C. C. &

... ... I. Railway, (Late Bellefontain) having moved 1 es, madam, it is very warm, office to the storo of Turner & Buntiu. corner 7th and Main streets, will give through receipts on shipments of Produce and Merchan-

I how do I diso to all tho Eastern Cities, (grain in bulk without transfcrjand to all New England Towns, freight as low as by any other line, and time as quick. Over chargcs^iromidl^y

ctofidtf Corner 7t'hand Ma,in stroet

J. P. WKAVER,

Manufacturer of

PAPER BOXES, N'o. I, South-west coriier Washington and Meridian Streets, up stairs, thirif floor,

Indianapolis, Ind.

Boxes of every description made to orderIliini itS PROMPTLY ATTI NIIEDTO.iuulo

CRIAH JEFKFRS. IRA DELANO. KI.ISH.V I1AYEK8

U. R. JEPPERS & CO.,

Wholesale dealers in

Yankee Notioins and Cigars,

And Commission Merchants, No. IK) Main Street

Keep constantly on hand a lull assortment of

iTOTXOIsrS,

.-•? M" .2 mp nr

Fancy Goods. Dress Buttons, Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, and Trimmings, Threads, Needles, Stationery,

Hosiery and Cigars,

AT WHOLESALE ONLY. arpil-'dwtf

MEDICINAL.

VV.

W. JOHNSTON, M. D.

OFFICE—OVER BEACH S BANK. Residimck—North side' Chert nut Street, b»-f-ween 4th'and ,c.th.

AH calls ianswered promptly, day or night, nov30

AMUSEMENTS.

GRAND CELEBRATION

OF THF.

Declaration of Iiulepeiuleiice,

JVIY

4th, I870,

I I E N S

Of Terre Haute, and various

Organizations :in«l Sot icties.

,* tfjj i-, The following is the

1. Reveille at 5 a. m.. bv various places in the city

in I

PROGRAMME OF FXLRCISLS:

Tout's Land, at

2. National Salute. :i. At S a. m. tho various Societies will a soluble at their respective hulls, march trout thenco to'the Oeneral Rendezvous, at Kaufman's corner, on Main and Seventh streets, where the procession will be formed by Chiel Marshal FRED. FISCHER, aided hy the following Assistants C..RE1CHEKT, IACOP. STEINMEHL, and P. SCHLOFS.

The following i? the order of march 1- Posse of Police. l!. Prof." Tout's Ban.I. 3. Carriages containniB the President of tinDay and Orators. 4. Mayor and Common Council of the City. 5. Firo Department, under the direction ol the Chief John Bell. 0. Uerman Hunters'Association. 7. Juvenile Turners3. German Benevolent Society 'J. Order of Druids. -, 10. Order of llarugnri. 11 German Catholic Benevolent Society. 12. Shoemakers' Association 13. Torre Hauto Mivnncrchor. ... 14. Turn-Verein. 1-j. Citizens on Foot. ti'K' .#•,

JO. Citizens in Carriages. The procession will move s.iulli on Seventh street to Ohio, west on Ohio to i'hird, nocth on Third to Main, east on Main to Seventh north on Seventh to Chestnut, west on Chest nut to Fifth, and from thence procce.1 imiuc diatelyto Early's Grove.

Arriving at the Grove the assembly will callcd to order by tho President of-tho Da WM.E.nENDRICII.

1IO! FOR MARSHALL!

i- -.t

OOOI) MUSIC

IIANTEKD,

In all eurable eases, by

OR. HABLAND, isS South 1st Street, liet. Farrliit:tou

Vine

Terro Haute, Indiana. He can bo consulted from 9

a. m. to"f

every Saturday. Speciality Diseases of Women and Children. Consultation free. j24

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4th. of July Celebration

finder the auspices of the

Catholic Iteiievolent Societit

OF TEliliE UAl'TF,

AT OALIiACaiER'8 WROVE

Near Marshall, Illinois.

Reading of Declaration of Independence by P. B. O'Reilly, Esi. Oration, by R. Dunnigan, Emi.,

CHINA,

Tin: GROUND.

Tickets for the round trip 50 Cents. Children between 5 and 12ycars..2f Cents. All children under fiyo years, free. Cars will leave the Depot at S.\50 A. Returning, leave Marshall at P, M.

BST All citizens are cordially invited attend. j'J

QUEENSWARE.

olass,

E E N S W A E

I wish to inform the public that I am dail receiving a large Stock

White Granite and Common Wars, White and Gold Band French China, Silver Plated Casters, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Table Glassware in great variety and Table Cutlery !. 25 Gross quart und gallon Hero I'ruit Jurs at wholesale.

Gross quart an glass top, at wholesale.

Gross (|uart and gallon I'ruit Jars

fr Gross Standard guart and Vigallon Fruit Jars, for wax, at wholesale.

rr Gross Brown Earthen quart and !4gnlbm Fruit Jars, for wax, at wholesale

1,**

Gross Conntry Stone.quart, ^gallon.and f) gallon Fruit.Jars, for wax, ut.wholc'ule. Boxes Dithidges XX Flint Glass Lamp wU Chimneys, at wholesale. ,"" A Boxes No?.. 0. 1, 2 and 3 Round Glass

Lamp Chimneys, at wholesale. frA Boxes Nos- 0, 1 and -2 Sun Glass Lamp JU Chimneys, at wholesale

Boxes No. 1 Sun Hingo, for patent,Lamp frO Chimneys, at wholesale. 1A Boxes No. 1 Crown Lamp Ct,im'ncys, at Tl" wholesale. Together with Toilet Setts Woodenware, &c.

My assortment is now very large.

TALK ABOUT PRICES!

Why. I have been at bottom prices all Winter and Spring, and expect to stay there. Give me a call and you can buy cither at wholesale or retail, at prices that will please yon, at ~i Main street. 1AN BROWN,

DRY GOODS.

(if

NINETY*FOUBTH ,'** io*

ANNIVERSARY

k20

Music by tho Band. Reading of the declaration of Independcn by Hon. R, W THOMPSON.

Music by the Band. Singing by the M.ENNERCHOR.

ORATIONS by the following gentlemen Hon. MAX F. A. HOFFMAN, Secretary State. Hon. D. W. VOORHEES, Oof. J. BA1RD, Hon. R. W. THOMPSON, lfon BAYLESS W. 1IANNA, MOSES F. DUN Esi| WM. E. McLEAN by the Band,'?

v!:

Music

C. li. lfOSFORD, Sec y,

(i,Viiiiiiistic E\ ercises ci .a '•?'.

TURNERS and JUVENILE TURNERS.

A posse of Police will boon the Grounds enforce order By order ot the CuMMlTTEE

-1

*, 1 f, j-V

4.- -J'

WARREN,HOBERG&CO. I

Corner 4ih and Main Streets.

Myfp- HAVE orFNED

-s.

3000 Yds. French Percales

At 15 I'Oiils |ut Yard! 4?

Never before sold at less than 25c.

I .1 i' 4 .U

,1 A 4^ ."*• ---i

£&l

50 pp.more "White Piques,"

Cents per Yard

11.',' *.. iSPus

Worth 35 Cents.

,\ tor or

Hew Style Arabs

At less than half their value:

Eloivanl Sasli IJiiihims

In New Styles.

r,- I

Warren, Iloherg it t-o.,

1 4 1

"J-r :4'.t

Great Ucudquartvrs for lry tJoods

DENTISTS.

W.K. RUSSKTKH,

DENTIST!

BEACH'S BLOCK.

WORK DONE AT

New York Prices!

(All

Operations Warranted.

Reduction of Priccs in Rubbor Work. W. E. RONKITKR has concluded t-j redueo his priccs, of upper yets, from t'Jii to Sl.i, Best material used.

DT?.

Successor to Brown Melvin,

121 d.'in 73 Main St.. bet. and 4th sts

DYERS.

JJYEING, SCOURING, "A I- ani.. JS :4i-m -si RENOVATINQ,

In all its Branches, at

L. n. J'ATiTHOLOMEW, SL'ltliKON ANt MKCHANICAL E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. lwMain St. National Block, Terre llaute. I ml. RESinrj»cr.--Corncr Fifth and Swim .-treetHiii tixllt

THERE IS NO SUCH WOUII AS VA11..

For all di-e

""i

'trl

OV EL

Ryce's "Biirkeye Store."

TARRANT'S Compound

EXTRACT OF €11 BJKKJ*

UOIMIIM. A Sure, Certain

Speedy Cure

cases o| I In Bladder, Kidney* aii-l.:%'

Urinary OrranJ, either in the

frequently performing a

Mute nr f'nnnh,'

1'crfrrl (Sire in thr

ort tpuee of Threr or Fnvr

q-,

It'

ll. F. Reiner's Dye House, Alain St., bet. Gth and 7th.

and alwavs

less time than any other Preparation Inhe use of

TARRANT'S U,

iii|mmii«I Kxlrart of

Ciilx-I)*

jn.a

there is no need of confinement

changc in diet. In its approved form of paste is entirely tasteless, and causes no unpleasnt sensation to the patient, and no exposure It is now acknowledged by tho

Mont Li«rw

lite Pi-ofrnHHHi thai iii

l/ifii'wr c'rni i/

Jjm-

urn. and '»|»nlia are the only two I Remedies known that can be relied upon with any Certainty of Succcss.

TARliANT'S

t'ompouuil Kxlrart of Culiclis ami Co|iabiA. t&T Sold by Druggists all over the World. mli'dw''m

ATTORNEYS. chabi.es

JOHN

BAIRO

sep!7d2m

cnurr.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

OFFICS—No.

82MainStr«et,upstairs.'

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