Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 July 1870 — Page 4

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WednesdajyMondnfc. 1^6^1870.

RALTSOAD TLJTK TABLE

TBRKK HACTB AKD ISDIAKAPOLIB

LEAVE. 1:25 A.M ._, 4 :15p. *4

'i

The City

GROVE ON THE FOURTH.

THE

STEAMER

vertised

LA:IDA. A M. II.

3&E3P icoinmodat DALIA ASPI onort

-00 P.* MZ'™A«OMM®L*TION

2 :10

ST. L0CI8.VA5DAUA ASDTEBR« HAUT« R. LEAVE.

Short Line Route. Kl

Line

5.50 A. M.....' 2:5D J*. M.... 10:25 1". 8T LOOM. ALTOS AND TERM HAOTE

R^SSTKS: I:15A.M.

LBAYI. O •,•48 A FAST EXPRESS

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LKAVB-

•Rxureaa 11:25 P.

6:05 A. ^YJF,88 ... 3:55E.*. 2:50 P.

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•occmia +RFY*:

L.P.AVE. 4:40P-

POSY PFFICSDI^T01^*1' DAILY MAILS.

CLOSE.

pP.

MUI-WF-KKLY KAH-B-

Orayville via. PR»W«»ON.J^CR^«_

C1oses

Wednesdays and IHURADAYS at P- JJJ ».«. Wednesdays and inur

Opens Wednesaa^-"-

NCLSON^N'Tuesdays

TLLE

',i

PROHKRUTINO^ATT^CWMINA.

HKPRESENTATIVF^ WILSON SMITH, II II. BOUDINOT1.

AMI

Vicinity.

THK water in the river IS at that fftnge which boatmen call ''dead low."

THE

NAIL WORKS

HAVE

OF PTOCK.

THE

SUSPENDED BU«-

NESS FOR THIS WEEK IN ORDER TO TAKE ACCOUNT

NATIONAL STATE BANK DECLARE, A DI­

VIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT., FREE FROM TOV-

ERNINENT TAX.

$1,'200 WORTH

OF REFRESHMENTS

A

CLINTON, CAPTAIN JOHN

ILANEY'S BOAT, WAS SUNK NEAR NEWPORT, SEVERAL DAYS SINCE.,

THE owner

of a

bunch

of charms,

CONK W^-K.

ad­

AS lost, in this paper, can bear of

the same on application at this office.

('LOSEU.—On account of the excessive heat Mr. R. Garvin has closed HI* merciul College until the TIR^I of August.

11

started yesterday morning for Kan3asJ a view of seeking a location in that

L.xnd of promise.

TLIK effort

to establish a glass

'manu­

factory at this point, we arc sorry to learn, is likely to fail for lack of interest and the necessary subscription of stock.

GEO. W. HABERI.Y, ESQ., OF the Terre Haute Iron and Nail Works, returned on the 4th from a northwestern tour ol sev eral weeks, in the interest of the works.

MASONIC.—The joint committee of the various Masonic bodies* on the subject of A site for a Hall, is requested to meet a' Messrs. Uaird & Cruft's office

at

8 o'clock

this (Wednesday) evening. ^J?'A

A COMMUNICATION in regard to the Marshall excursion, is declined on account of the unkind allusions to the people of our neighbor town, whose ill favor we have no disposition to incur.

GERMAN SCHOOI.S.—TWO

schools for

the teaching of the German language to German children only, will be epened this morning -one in the birst ward, will be conducted by

Phillip Diaber, and the

other in Kifth Ward by C. H. Probst.

Two HOYS were heavily lined by

Mrs^ MARY CR.EM, of Honey Creek Township, narrowly escaped death, on the evening ot the 4th, L_v rushingdirectr Iv in front of a pair of frantic runaway horses, near the coiner of

Ohio

streets.

least, but her

IT is A strauge

while hundreds of people went out on crowded trains in the heat and dust to places anything hut inviting or comlortable, our beautiful Fair Grounds, where ample shade, clean grass, good water, are agreeably combined, together with its elose proximity to town, was occupied upon the Fourth by a small family picnic jiarty who knew where true enjoyment as to be found.

aaa^a-,

&>$•

.FOURTH OF JIJW-/'

*'li

•1

open Hous

before

,!

VHat11a.m

„t 11 a.m

ASATIRAAYS ATIOFC. W

WEEKLY MAILS WEEKLY M"'""-

jjasonville via.^'^C^TS^FRUIAYS at'9 p. UI

A^HBORO

Opens l»la?s0t

Eastern mails cl°sea jn Sun ay a 'Jtfico oj.ens aur.n^the^jeejf

SSSH WARS®-!***

n.W^.L. A. BURNETT. P.M.

No Money Sunday

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TH KKT

AUDITOR,

,A

WILLIAM PADDOCK. SNSRIFF, ,NV GORDON LEE.

TREASURER,

MORTON C. RANKIN.

!. LXj''[•*•[ /I A? -.

The anniversary

AKBITI

apace

4

and the

and the

3

E*PR«83 ,F

p. A.M

10:25 P! V.."" NIGHT EXPRESS 1ETAHSILLE AND CRAWFOBDBVIU.«.^^

ABBIVB

Mail 11:15 a."-

-rz.*

0WIT WAS 058 ilii-V*M I yi

of the

.DECLARATION of

the of American Independence JF.AS celebrated in a

very quiet WAY IN'TSIICITFJ BO

far as outward display went. Our Ger* $N4N jfriejkls»were AFL^W&LJJ 16 LVSWA^, Co ielfewati in acficrda&W WATI the ex«llelt programme they had arranged. The day dawned brightly and cheerful as have

mony 6f Tout's SINL caused the slug patriotism t»gle

1'oi#t|

~U „». 7:30

causea me siug

PISH patriotism 46 through .TH#P*L!A«A?«^-® ofbodies of drowsy people as they awoke, half annoyed, yet thrilled with the remembrancesjlhus brought up. ^FBEING FCIIFOMIII fcatjthere W(5ULIL'TI ^OJIIUSUAL stir in the city, there was but little of the old-fashioned rush from one end of the

itjf th« OTH^R IIJ|earJI (OF

ORWK-

a.M

-4 00 East Through--—-J-

15

ftw

M...:. 7:30 a.

vvha(

cniiuren ANA .IIIIJ «»B««

more recent and' SFIRRHA tev^ijtto

somewhat laid the Fourlli bfffiily an

—-r

OSS»®'

ALEXATDEB0CBOPEBJT CORONER, DAVID L. CHRISTY.

HI'INST DIHT-WM. ^I

LENZK

H,

IRH.KP -VSIW RANDOLPH.

COUKT,

JUJOHKT^aTN.k1'

Many of our people went out in various directions upon the railroads, but tlie great bulk of the fexfcurrfioiii.s t& went to Marshall.

The train was chartered bv the

Catholic Benevolent Societies,- and consisted of nineteen well tilled cars. It wa3 certainlythe^

LARGEST and ^JIMWT

~£*—££*&• ~g ^.'"X Z%

venue

A

TT

Jonday

iron

beautiful city with

the Terre Haute iweet martial har-

opposite

Jon/ 11ere FAJ MIFCH JAPFFNG^) torpedoes and crackers, and the burning —,.T— of villainous powder to the amusement of of the TRAW-FRO4IH^LBK»STIWI^H TKEOTTICE^ children and ,the Aiglil RFT *bdrs£ «A' of the ROAD ali4i

stoics and several privateNre^JFE^ pitiienK irom.

ATE

SHILQ. ^JJ. 11 Shortly after eight o'clock, a procession eomposed OF-^HE-KTRE

engines, hose reels and hook ami ladder bolted

truekfc' iiindsbmelf decofatW, ^IR, RE^^LOF,

XS

Veri£n( .loyetiijej iuijnecH R*SNP'TC7CV

I Geman Ijfu^te*s'ABSoci^joji. and Ilaru gari,1 with appropriate Ijanners and regalia, yasjoratted fct tMe'corner of Main and ^E'VELFTLRSFRJITS.^ TFU'proceSS&RT

was led

by Tou& BRPPA JBandj and, ftftjr ^pas-s^ig^ 'through the principal streets marched out to Early's Grove, where^ the exercises WFY'E helR3. 'RJIESE CONSISTED ,of 'bVief aildresses by if on. 1U W. 'fliompBop^JIon.

W. E. McLean, Hon. Moses F. Dunn, and Wni. Mack, Esq. We shall not s|eak at lengthof these addresses. They had one hicvh—lhUtrof-brieTn^s. AT the-c))ilc,lii-f«on of-(s'«jl.s,Thainj)soi)'s remarks the Declaration of 1 ndependence, in

"VT'

three.ininuies'pdst

i"" Tl'i

1

style siiclT^'TTiatgraniTold document lias seldom •bcel'enn£F&TTT$! 'TNIC «XL^!IFTS

were interspersed with music by the band and singirig By tli"§ Mferfnerchor: E. Hendrich acted as President ot the DAY in a manner^nost acceptable. (iymn:lstip' pXerf-lses by 'the .Turheri| concluded I he public exercwes, an lie remainder ol the Jay was enjoyed as only the German PEOPLE know how to enjoy out door meetings. During the afternoon hundreds of people' droiye out to the grove, and it is estimated that near ten thousand people WERE on the-ground during the day.

TTT^ eaclT

other liiif at

be cut. FT Alter the

placed

sue-

this city. Gallagher's Grove, about one

mile

north of Marshall, was selected for the days festivities, a«id on arriving there the excursionists were called to order by John K. Duncan upon whose motion Thomas J. Golden,, of Marshall, was made Chairman. P. R. O'Reilly, ESQ., read the Declaration of Independence, and a patriotic otation was delivered by "Richard Dunnigan, Esq., We hear t,hc effort of this vouriR gentleman highly spoken of.

The people of Marshall have not been blessed with any rain for several'WEEKS, and as a consequence the dust was terribly offensive J* The 'entice party, -WH-S brought safely back in the evening with out

Y. single a^cideijt-,,

On account of there being no general citizens celebration, more than the usual number of people spent the day

LITTLE picnic falherings here and tlieie in

the

beautiful grrifes adjacent the cilv, which, after IRFL, IS the most rntional mode of passing the day. Children know NIL about the Declaration of Indepeu dence*ind PEHLIEIVTHEY nor.the cJtlen people CUE about Rearing it read or to listen to ispread-tagle orations, which of necessity ure apt to take the same direction hence there is no rebsbu why "a psoper bbserv anceofthe ilaymay not consiit of friend and FAMILIES nniting^in social gathering* for purely personal enjoyment.

The evening of the Fourth ton ml a Considerable number of tired and exhausted mortals, perfectly willing to remain at home, and many of these niis=ed a brilliant exhibition at the corner ot Main and'Third streets'. The New York Store was brilliantly illuminated with near one hundred Chinese lanterns.— Rockets were sent up, and colored fires burned by Messrs. Eberle & Bindley. The exhibition* Wn.* Witnessed by fcome

two or three tho NS:uid Leul le. .|F

the

Mayor last evening for breaking into the Fourth Ward School IIou.se. Superintendent Wiley and the School Trustees are determined to stop the wanton and reckles* abuse of school property.

and boats lor thirty

part

Seventh and

She was not injured in the

escape appeared,

to the

-peetators, little less than MIRATIONS.

matter ol

T^STE that

•W9SW

mJSk

RAILROAD! 1

feast!

coipLrrios or THE I»*AA^I.H«W.MOUBAII.|»AW •^V J\ J. 7_F

Will be Opened OU Monday Next!

citizens were

^IILE -fBIa _»LEFTDMIILKP

Indianapolis and giv

ing our people another outlet to the East. On Saturday evening last but one-half NRTLE T«4^K*V4BIIINWD5 !o be laitf oh''the

TIBIALIS'&? fcou'I.i FCA|ri'»a'(!L' be­

~r .TZT

tween

HER^' 'SFTFD IHPRAN^OLT&.

MondjiV' piprilinig the track men com menced .their jyork' oi' completion^ and ties, jrjy,

ayitgies.

Jboits anil spi^e^. tojk

their reopective.places ^inj thejtrack astoni'tii'}ng'jrapidity,,|nd at 9J o'fjoqkthe track etv|s had'ppprqacjied yilhin sipty feet of ,eachj j'jrap^ J^UIG W^S, stop [fed fpr a/feW rtipuients tilltte arrival

iv,.IUrge

Indianapolis an# DantiUe

I I AA. A LMM IL/FTI IRADT !W 1 FL*R\

7 jlerintendcnt ^prominent citissens froin Greendastife. ,!J I( All IIIINGI BIII^ready, Mr.:Beach, SIL [icriiitendetit *of cjohslhfctioli CAI the new road gave the' wofif, imd tiife' trackintefi slosed up the M^P, spHce'WR^ WERE' boltjwl ONVAI^D all''thfi

SIL

spikes driven but

ONVA^D all th spikes driven but

N* I. 1 KNORMPPL* (AYA0.il

Talmage, and Chief Engineer Cozad step,^-17r?Mra.d "3rove Two and then .MI:. King,treasurer of the roafl, ami Mr. Wallick, SuperiiUendent of ,T he Western'IMOIJ^EGRAJ^ STEP^ iorW^RD and 3rove (lie iwo last spikes, and the iron bund* WERE completed ..atr FO^R

TWTSTTFL H^VP TO

completion of-the ITOA^HI*E

or lour trains passed over and came ou to (ireciip.tle when .Engineer, .Ludd

came to

was

in CHARKCSAL':ONC,, and JN^TH TL»e OL?4

(X'.RS

'lerre

the. run

Maute,

from

TLU-ee Htuiidued'ADDIT IOIMI hands were put,on yesterday, surfacing up the track and' by Monday next IHE road

fare

days. Fare arid full

A CAI.I.EH MEI-rrr.VT of the .Southern Indiana Presbyterian .Syntnl met at INdianapoli*, LA^T evening, and will continue in SEWION-FWR "SEVERAL'DA*^R--»N*»»

I-

to arrnnsfe

BOIRTIDAISE^'RTF PMD»RTENES

and attend toother business necessitated by the reeiail luiipn the OI 4 aipd New School branches. Tfcelirst Chinch

citv, is'represented by Rev.

\va spread

••yjtn

KxcuRstoN. -W. M. JJNES, I'.s(|., WIAIES us from Indianapolis, to let the jieople know that

A fjrand ysejjrsion, is PU^ECTED

to Put-in-Bay' and Niagara'Falls. The train will start on the 8th ol August, anJ will run to Richmond and Dayton, thence to Sandusky, from there by boat on Lake Erie, sloping AT Pu'-i n'-Bay Island, to leave all who -may desire to stop there-, and from there FU ,TO Niajjara Falls.— Tickets will be Rood on ail regular trains

of this

J. E. I.apslev

and Eldei' \V- W. IL^I-S. TBC ,Se\nd Miurch IS REPRCS«^IIL ed LI^ 'Blackford Condit

ALID Elder Robert'NICOLJ V^"

no

particular

F'

Rev. Thujuas SPEWXR wilj BE,PIE^NT as a member of the kvnod, thoijsb rejjre?eutinn

I

hurcli.

will be

thrown open to the public for traffic. The {completion^fttU* link uj^pfthey, grand avenue of travel and commerce, will, without doubt, prove beneficial to.the interests of Terre Haute. There is plenTJ^OF business for both the roads from, TLIIS^ city to Indianapolis, and it is not at all probable thatShe old joad will, in the end, suffer a diminution of its earnings. TLIEI E being now two rival lines from St. LOUIRTO New 1TbrC7it"is not unreasonable'' to suppose there will be the most active competition. Whether this will be largely beneficial to the immediate competitors, may be questioned but the public will never complain that the tariff'on passengers or freight is too low.

Wo congratulate the pebplc of Terre Haute upon their very exceptionally good fortune in securing railroad facilities ol

the

w\iich

SPTAN

for, the successfuf nitthagement If tlie ex cursion. 'ILIE net OCEEDS OF IJIE ^xcur sion, w.e leanij will reach the handsome sum 6f five hiindre'd dollars.

highest order without the usual accompaniment of a great city debt. Our geographical position has given us, without cost, those advantages for which other cities have expended and are expending millions of dollars. No city has a brighter

future

in quiet

thaii that which opefts before us. Greatness in trade and manufactures is witliih our reach, and it will be our own fault if we do not attain to it.

A 1'R.ICASANT OCCASION!-"-OWing to changes, in RUNNILFG5OT^»FEHTEJ'''V,'11INS the time'IK NT haifd^when-the pteasaht associations existing between Mr. T: £. Buntin, proprietor of the JTerre Haute House, and the cdndjictors and other attaches O( the Terre Haute and Indianapolis, and the IIITKATIATI^IF IUID S^JLOIYR are

to1

be in a measure severed. In view of this fact an invitation was extended, to. these gentlemen and their friends to partake of a social farewell dinner on the Fourth. The invitations were issued,and of course accepted. Who was ever known to refuse an invitation to one of Cani Buntin's dinners. Among the guests were a number of gentlemen from St, Louis, Indianapolis and other points. A splendid bilj O.T

out, a lot of new silver

ware just from New York was unveiled'" and—well, we'shall not attempt to srpeak of the dinner. -1

'n 4

After the cloth had been removed, figuratively speaking, a number of guests gathered about a table. Paymaster Hager, of the, Vandalra road, was made, chairman, and Col.LY N. Hudson offered the following

Th IdH'Uutd t'/ thi I\riL\.lL(llmt.-c

One of the best landlord* in the

as well

WT.ild,

as one of the best ol tello.vs. May

his shadow never grow lcs.s, but continue ,to expand in the future a it has in the past, oiuil, liUiUiu LA ,,jully soul, it will :ike in and overshadow all the world, and the resl if mankind."

Mr. liniilin responded in a felicitous manner, and in Cohcliision offered a toast to the "Officer* and attaches of ihe St. 1,,

T. II. A T.. and the I. IV St. I,. |{. R. Co's. Hon. B. W. llanna, Attorney of the I. &

St.

L. 1\. K, being called

gifts OF prosperity and I'enowm*

They are already in lipe of battle, and we know they must tight but we trust and believe that a the end of the contest, be it longer or shorter, none will be found Ian-1 gujsljing with the pain of barbed spear or •poisoned arrow. Like Spartan warriors, we will GO (JO the appointed! Held of battle and return with our shields, or on them. I oftfer THE health of the St. L..! VT| T. H. «V K. R. ani,L tl\eir sliiUful

ng^sm»y»i«r wwxfa

officers, William R. McKeen, Charies P«ddle and John W. Conloque and the 1. & St. L. R. R. commanded bv theveter 'RAN General Thoinas A Morris and "Jacob

D. Herkimer. "R This brought out W. R. McKeen,. President of tlie St.

Ij.

V. T.' H. & I. R. R-,

whores ponded briefly and gave in conclusion: T,RF "Thecommeree of St. Loins—may ITE future development AUFPASTF

the EZPTCTA^ I TH

tions of JHER^OAT ^^TIUIE FRIEND9J'V

TI

,R.

John Morse, ^ashier of the. & St

R, RESPQND^D xnd then Hon. B- W, LUI^asaid:

(J

UND everywhere he is known. I think vdne will be offended with the title if I confer one npori him to-day. I therefore, ^IJGGEST the continued heaith and happiness ^»F Baron Wilhelm Henrich Y°n .Fyikbine." ^N the absence

of

Baron, Mr. W. B, Tueil said ft good word, and amidst the [topping of ginger pop or) Something else, the company arose from the

tables

JV,...,.'

fttinlites of laAt meeting w*re!reft and appjofed ACCOUNTS.'

its

ten A. M." Cheer after

'nheei ^vent up lor itK

success,

jere of

and,,for ..t)I|S

the road.

OL^ICIERE ot tlie roaa 'rtiere was one remarkable feature connected with its completion. -IT^ W^IS Voubd thaUhe two last bars thirty feet in length exactly filled t!ie space tobe com pel led.. It is siiid that not one time in live hundred where two tracks are appnwcli-

were referred. Of the amount al

lowed $382 was' for police, $400 for the FIRE Deparlnient and ^307,50' for Street

purposes: I PET1*I(WS. 0S Jiir. 'Dowling 'I EDTL'A'report from the Blaid"of School Tt fisifees,' in wliicli" it wa.1 stfted ilinfone 'oft he' new school houses HJI, been localed 'on the corner of

ai|l L'2th streets, tfnd asking thfe-Council toaorder the grAde of 12th'street tobe e? TAPS'LIED at "thatWht. The report was accepted afid

I lie prayer

Mr. O'Connell pi EVEN ted a jVetition from pioperty holders a king lor a cross ing on Ohio sti eels over tlie E. A C. Railroad. After full discif&ion MI'. O'CoA nell withdrew the petition' until''IFCE TLWT

JJFE. I

regplar. meeting. It. D.

Campbell petitioned to build

stairway

to

the basemCtlt of his building

en Thirteenth street. Granted. The Committee on streets, reported on the]petitioner grading and graveling of 2nct street, from the residence of Mr. Latkb to Moffatt street. The matter was referred to the Mayor, who was instructed to ascertain if a sufficient number of property holders have petitioned for the jmprov.ement of said street.

THE

same Committee reported a

hole on Wabash street near 12th, stating thai the mud hole is located on a side walk in that vicinity, and that the city had no power to abate such nuisance at the public expense. Concurred in.

The Committee on Taxes reported against abating the taxes of W. F. Bris' coe. Concurred in.

The Board of Equalization reported as haVing completed it.1* labors, stating that TH^ asljessment' had' been raised by the Board to the extent of$70,070 40, liahkijig the total assessment of the city for the year 1370,

to

to

$3,173,130 personal

property. The report was concurred in. idr. Dowling, from the FinanceCommittee, reported ordinances fixing the tax levy for the present year. ^THC lew, as reported, amounts in tot

SI 22 on each $100 oCreal and person* al (property in the city, as follows: For tuition purposes,15 cenis.

For general purposes, 70 cents. For Normal School bonds, 25 cents. For interest on K. T. II.. & Chicago Railroad sinking fund, 5 cents.

The ordinances, were adopted by a unanimous vote. AN ordinance was reported, by the same committee and adopted, instructing the Treasurer to keep separate accounts of all the funds of the city, and to deposit spiecial funds where the best legal inter­

est

and security can

be obtained.

Mr. Forre.it offered an ordinance regu lating the manner of doing business in the office,of the St seet Commissioner.

The Council

1

to

re.-pond,

said: 1 desire to embrace in the amenities

,this

of

occasion, two among the greatest institutions of this State, together with their representative men. Wewidi tlieiu both, aud all connected with them, THE^ iricbfct

The or

dinance was pasf-ed by .A: vote of five to three. ,I The

Stieef Coini'nissioi)er was aut

ized to HAVE the

well

on ihe public square

•I 'I .1 .1! it

repaired. ,U .(LII ,• ,. hi inutioii -J .I I

nes

(I'Mara

was allowed

Y:I" Inr extra services in attending the Bjard of Equalization. Tbe City Treasurer Iepoittd several A-edeemcd bonds ami coupons for destruction. •Messrs.

Seeburger, Dowling and

nell were appointed a

O'Con­

committee to bnrn

the same. '"I' Th.' Cilv Treasurer made his monthly ro'pori.

tiien adjourned until next

Tuesda ni ht

IFX!'C ».TIJ

Ui*

IF it

THE contract for the erection of a Wigwam lor Republican meetings during'the campaign, lias been let to Mr. James Hook, who will immediately commence ilk construction. It will be. located, as heretofore announced, on the open, lot on Main rtreel. east of Sixth 5treet. The 'building.will be so far constructed as to accommodate the meeting on

Saturday

evening next, when Hon, Moses F. Dunn will speak. It will be completed and formally dedicated on the evening of Monday, the 18th inst., with an address by Se'i^atoi O. P. Mortoi

BLANK NOTES, single sl^ee/s''anil bound in small tooks, ou sale at the Daily EXPRESS} Steam Printing Establishment

TUTS

HOM. MOSES F. DCT5, The Jtepublican Candidate for Congress, will iss the people of Terre Haute and vicinity Of

,,

''I propose the L»ealtli of one JCN^N and esteemed by all of us. He is absent in the TTESH,whichislarge'indeerf, 6ut he LI present Wittf ns tiri scriil, whieh is larger Hia JKIN«J heart, excellent- sense, aud intiexible a,dheren^E TO THP line of duty have won for him golden opinions HERE,

nirday Evenine, Jnly 9tb,

»1

the distinguished

!KU

•."!•} —-I

Council

PROCEEDINGS.

COON^N. CHAMBER, July 5, 1870. donncil met in regular session. PreA en(,' Mayor Cookerly, Cotincitaieh Coats P9\IL itig, Forrest, Hager, O'Connell Kpclnvell. Seeburger, Walsli.!JL

THE WIGWAM

On Main the ereitt as to AITAU

L. A. BCRNETT,

110'^ f!"

Under the new rule.adSpted, the Coun

'rhnr

considered the accounts

presented

against the citv. Bills'td the amount of $I,i7,0C were allo^ved",' and sundry AC

granted.

I A.4.4 KI'o 'NT.- i.• MR. O'I'ohuVl'l, ffbin

the

CB'mmitiec«n

Acdouiitn, I epoi te'IT favorably oh the afecouht'qf.M. Hoilinger. The REPORT was cuiicuricd II^ and the account allWed. 'L'L oVa ui'.'.

KLINE eoiiifi'iiU'ee

IIIAKIN^

Greencaslle, ili one hour

and LIFTED ij aiiI»rtts,a DISTANCE of 3'J miles, Tlie road was found'far better tlian we expected. Much of it has already been bullated and is now as smootli as a house floor.

reported in favor

vni" 11Ei R1IS! !-»RERT II'L.ill lor keep* F\ J! 1 M.LLT, ." IPIF I 'oinin il

Chairman Republican Ex­

ecutive Committee:

I will speak at Terre Haute, on Mon day, the 18th inst.—afternoQ as you may choose, if this si pie. O. P. MORTON. lt( has been determined to hold the meeting in the evening, at the new Wigtliat

wdhi. which wiJL BE couiuleted Q.t thr Urn,. M/ I'V.V

.——

-CHILO KILLED.—At Marshall, on the Fourth, a small child was run over by an omnibus and killed.,, It was upon ^OUE SIDE of the street and its

other. The

Ohio

mother called to it to come

over. The child attempted to cross, but oii:account of a dense cloud of dust, did not see the approaching omnibus, filled

with people,

nor did the driver see the

chiltjl until too late. The wheels passed OVER only:half an hour... JVE cpulo IV5T ITAUT ,TH^ name

fif the

parents.

THE T. H. A I. R. R. Company, on Monday morning last refused any longer to draw THEIDOKOIFW?OCJTT6 I'rfitSiapolis

and

iiin'IN'I I-d iii. IV .-'T I eel.-'

lee"

I 'I

est i'LMI!«-t ex peif.-e July, I'OI !M ,• I WJ11, report .U as onciii II

I.NI LE'D

St. Louis Company over their road. In consequence passengers, including those occupying sleeping car berths now have

to

LOV the iliobfh"of 'at!:Sl'I-R The in.

change cars at thi 3poi|it %N^A :t|J

Indianapolis. This action was occasioned by the opposition issuing huge placlards that their's was the

Want a Coo* Want a Situation,

Seventh.

MORTON WILL BE HERE

Monday Evening, July 18th

SEND THE WORD AROUND!

MI. Oil Monday ed the

followi

WASHINGTON, July 4.

"only

ning through cars fromiSt IKMISFTO Yor.k," in face of the fact that the Vandalia route is doing the same thing. It js.diamond cut diamond now for awhile, ,we presume

THE July horticultural meeting, which wasto have been held at Col. Thompson's to-day, is indefinitely postponed. By order of 'President. 'J.- GJ llEifct, Se'ciyI

Prize Numbers

the P. O. Lobby Prize Soda.

'Blackberries.—The finest Lawton Blackberries can be found at George L. Blegier's, on Fourth-'ATTEST*''.near LIFT' Market House.

Soldier's Bennion Picnic

soldier, are invited

^1,000 reward is offered by the proprietor of Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Gold* en Medical Discovery for a medicine

4

line run­

at the P. O. Lobby

fpr July 2d are 5, 20, 100, H'2 and 203, Holders of these NIUN^«S at once and get their

A Box of Good Cigars to be given away

as

mud

soon as 200 tickets are sold. Try

at Farm

ersburg, Sullivan county, July 20, 18 All soldiers, and all the friends

of the

to

attend.

Speeches will be made by Col. WM. E McLean, Ifon. i.

Qitlnlian, ^OF .Illinoj^J

and A. F. White, Esq., of Rockville. W. T. CRAWFORD, GEO. CA£44^N, Qopuiit»*e

SIMPSON BEECHER.

dw2w

Look at the Bnins!—Aye, look

that

will equal it for the cure of all the diseases for which itis recommended, among which are "BIAIOUSNFLS^/ or.'^Liver

Dr. Sage's Catarrh remedy is 110 hum bug. :j

I 1

Hon. Moses F. Dunn

Will addre-W his fellow-citizens to-wit.: Clinton, Wednesday, July Gth, at night. Rockville, Thursday, July 7th, at night

One hundred more 12-4 Honey Comb Quilts at SI 50. at Tuell, Ripley &

Dealing's. RG

T'R^IF CAIP Ire'T1I|

Just, received a few more pieces of those beautiful Gros Grain Silks which created such a furore in this market, at

don't believe

it, Mr.

ound your promptlv. "jii

•••ITI'- IT"

1

Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Girl,

Want to Sell a House, Want to Sell a Patent, Want to Lend Money,

Want to Rent a House, Want to Sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place, .W^ntjo Borrow Money, Want to Sell a House and Lot,

Want to find any one's Address. -S Want

to

find a Strayed Animal,

Want to Sell a Piece of Furniture, JJ IMII&£B<'BWRA Sedont)-jha»FR IFF BW»WIDLND^AIN«£NP AVE LOL

ITOMLBIIOI MF •FFLWGDTLBIWWTT. T7J JV-(SFC Let AMITO* TGFTJ/WT, TXR&TRIH- TIIUIA gantry to hear our gallantstandar bearer. pOL,N(J .D3& ^.33%

You can make your wants known to the readers of the EXPRESS, at only TwentyFive cents a day.

$25 Reward.—A reward of $25.00 will"be paid by the Board of Trustees of the Common Schools of the city of Terre Haute for the arrest and convietion of

Trustees, 2-dlw

Carriage^ Oil Cloths,

IM-RAFFJIJFFGR J«%R^EI£CD AJ tl RIFFTSFRTSF FM- 'MINIITAFCDR&S *Tnd P. MORTON. to hold th the new WIF

notice. J|,.ST N._oh, how dreadful hot it is. Mrs K.—Ye.S, madam, it is very warm,

you manage that Mrs. K.—I use one of Herz & Arnold'N FaiLs, thev are the

best and

•.M I. the cily.

parents upon the

to

this glorious bird on this

da% when he is,^customed

a niagniiiceni0

5Main,corner

ry day. Admission free.

FAMILIES willing

hoods,

unadulterated block COAFJ" S^ITL" Y^IR( ICIYIRL^ T|

Erenimi Mail,

send ine as

order, and I will fill it E. F. MERRILL.

The' hLldsomfeA anVclieaJesT I0J0V Llama points ever exhibited in Terre Haute, just opened at the

6th.

irson'S eve

to accommodate 1(,

teachers with board during the

term of the Normal School to begin

plainly the number of boarders desired whether ladies or gentlemen preferred {HE'TTR^JIND ^WNBFER qf he RESIDUE and the price PER week. The term will continue four weeks.

WM. A. JONES, FCRTTOMMFC School

reserving

-Henderson's

MB.^T R, FRPMAN:—Dear Sir: 1 procured of yoirafew^eeks since a pair of your Lazarus & Morris'Perfected Spec* tacles, which I have used ever since with MROFR? 9AFI(^WIOTIVIHAF? -''ANY ^1 have ev used before. E. BALL.

Terre Haute. Sept, 23, 1689. S sep 28tf.

Removal.—Mrs. A. Ritterkamp has removed her hair-dressjng shop to the corner of 4th and Main streets, over War ren, Hoberg & Co.'s store.

Powders, Soda and Cream ^Tartar.. .ALEA^RE^BLE. Dyspeptics and Invalids can use1 if wit impunity. Prepared by

at

the ruins of what ONC%V%BE magnificent sets of teeth,to be seep'pveYVTFEIJ iffiso ciety. Look at them,and ask yourself if it is not marvellous that such destruction is permitted, when, by SIMPLY USING SO ZODONT, any teeth, however 'fragile, may be preserved from decay or blemish as long as life lasts. "Spalding'r Glife,'L IUMFPL^N 'ifeteiy house. dlw

C. I. RIPLEY.

Ladies, Misses and Children's

4ritcfaet|e /UIPP^FTT

S. L. STRAUS & Co.'s,

j20 149 Main

st. bet. 5th and Gth.

New Black jet jcwclryfor the million

JUATJEC^Y^T HFIFR& ACID'S.

Cbln-

plaint," constipated bowels, impure blood, scrofulous diseases, eruptions, pimples blotches, boils and severe and lingering coughs, bronchitis, consumption in its early STA^E# AND HERV6IS£DTN(F^E^N-IL DE-S bility. Sold by druggists.

White "anil'1 Checked MATTINGS, ell widths and at very low prices, at Ryce's Carpet Hall.

HER7. & ARNOLD.

Jtfotldv. opposite tlie Post Office, sells TUW&HM*FV^LBII Smoking Tobacco for

One Dollar per pound.

Jicw arrival.— Herz «SC Arnold are in receipt of 100 dozen of Fanning's Skel eton Corsets, which will be sold to the Trade at manufacturers prices, and 1 tailed at Jobber's rates.

Herz & Arnold ilktfins.

C^'V

beat the World on

K&FAWI)

New Braid Silk Fans\ Just received! 75 doz.: en! Silk Fans from New York! Bankrupt sale, to be retailed for less than Im-

OSL HERZ & ARNOLD.

Having removed my office to the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, I am I don't consider bombast and lalse- IUK LAMI, WDH-II EUNNQS MEI prepared to fill all orders for the pure,

necessary in doing business, and I

ty

airf

will sell

cheap

.. ... L. ..

as others

dare

^l^adt^i^L'rsi^ b^jlei^ o«L dies, Misses and Children's Lasting, Goat, Morrocoo, Scollop Top,Custom-made and Polish Boots and Shoes. All classes of

FOR RENT.

oe Store, on

Eagl Broi Mai

WFFI. at this«ftee

'J

W. E. "HENDRICH, President.

•tit uii.jO

R8KT-A briek lKfase of 9 rooms

LTKB. at his Boo

AID street.

n^TTr—Klnar Jtill ffif: rent, for sale or change for other property: this Mill

Fling

ill B£31—A very desirably brick D^elop riorfh-'ealt corner of SIXTH and I ^TREATS, Catmertyaeoenpied. byT Mr.

G- C-

RAL

ji

beautiful patJie Carpet Hall. iers please take

cheapest in

_____

..udies' Lasting Congress Gaiters, only 00 cents, at Reibold's.

The American Eagle.—Those whose patriotic impulses prompt them to pay their respects

to

spread

1IIH

SIJECIMEN 'AF Joai

Kern's saloon, on Main street.

captured a few months

and

He was

ago in Illinois,

was recently purchased by

Mr. Kern.

^L^I^I^AL MAJWTWYJFCM feet from tip to tip. 4-LT 100 doz. .VS Napkins just received which wc are selling at 75 cts. per dozen, TIEAPFTHFI

BUCKEYE CASH STOKE,

2

»JTT

ROOM^ in second Story

(C-BMKHS'BLD«D& CC«MC Main and

Sixth

STRE^ ATTHE PRAIRIE Citjf. lianlc. ^J25

—1I-R?rnti II^ I. T—~ IW*HTGP,.-,RS

11RU^TEI—TENNIS td haul lumber ni«|U?ri W FA#

Vi^RT'S

—.MI I by a private intr.il inquire 18d2w

I-R^ -few boar^. location Very

FOR SALE.

iH

-t

3ir!olt"SAtE-Cow

Imk-

and calf, and pair hordes,

|j wa^yii' and harnesi will be gold low or TPD^R OTHER

»rof*ft

Kta&swMF*

o.

Fourteenth stroet.'in!Jewett'Baddition,

TS4IUSALE.-9Q LOTS-ln ^Gilbert's nd«iKoi in tWeasterh part ot the fityvftt saleioa aiceom'uiedating terms to those ^improvingthem the present season.

H4«m^ luKiu'aucc Co. of New York. E XTRACTSJIFJ»••' Auierigaij.KXS'1

if

AVNS°

1

lis"

UUNUUTIN ......... ...

special

on

?C"

11,| tTohie"Inshrance Company of New Yoik-wrote in 136V upon $210,000,000 OF fire

HAZARDS, about one-thirtieth of the fire IPSIY^NCE..HOLINESS of the country. Its rislM expiring 'in the "year amounted to $i 8^,705.810, and §214,000,000- were carried at the close of 180!'.

Not. tt»ly„W the lLoirje.^hc sole two millioMollar"capital fire' ctimpany in NeW TOK,5'b*ut iWL'^roW" mr}Hti ttlone ($2J5i«,868/is Ihrger than the total gross

(,s4v

thai vcrMy one-half of lite fire insurancecfnn AD/IH

panics whieh have been.skirted tn tire nitcd

otaie$/utrc/imtu, mw

the 13th inst. will please notity \\. A. JJOIH fiiith to place in any such institution. Jones, through the postoffice, stating Stijl, the management of the Home I .I KNORITSRI RL(»QIRED. INAHIRPS confidence,, and

Stales hu^efailed,

Fraiik jQrawford has a ftill Miteea,,colored Boots—fls to

greien,' quier, purple and bronze.

New Potatoes arC. I. Ripley's.

Shade cloths, in new and beantifi colors, just arrived at Ryce's Carpet Hall

j.

Yoris has not sold his Meat Stand and is not quite brpke, as lias been circu lated by aome designing person or (er soijs, but is fltill on hand with the best quality of fr^sh meats, which' he will sell cheaper than anybody else for cash. He ha6 also a good supply of Southdow Spring*Lambs? =fornei- Sixdf lind OWoi

"The SAME Old

Maria

Rpfeel

buckle and

lfcatlrer bbwf Also, ^IKAESIND Children colored Boots, at Frank Crawford's, 9 Main street.

.MUUTFPRJR^QODG dieap.—In order

Now Shoes^'-R-tFrank (Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufactoi'iefc €ttl»tfhd' examine Jiis Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main street

Spectacles.—yhe largest

to

close out an immense stock of summer goods we will sell everything in our line ^•GREATLY reduc«L prices. Bonnets, haU. EID RIMSI^ BV TIE LITEST' Styles lower than the same quality of goods have ever been sold before the'war at

Everything AT Mondy's Tobacc Store, opposite the -Post Office, has been reduced

to

gold and sjpecie basis where

the best brands of Virginia Smoking Tobacco are sold at $1',00 per pound.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE

The .Board of Directors haya this day declared a dividend of five {.r») percent- IVee from Government tax, payable to Stockhold-

FL^T AND^F^P'BUSINESS

exclusijiciy, I ain now prepared to'soil the '»me wfereatly

(FIRE INSURAMCE. ^Y

CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.

The President and Directors of the Terre Haute Branch of th*

$ 1 3 3 9 2 3 3 4 8 Of which SI.069.1ST7 00 was in.the U. S.

TOR

TAI$ LINDKMAN, at

,/orfSwnnStreet-

the

JW

residence. (Swan Street —rfr T^0!R SALLI-LSEW Brick 'Collage House on FFH estnut tr f4and"

EEI, WEIWWN

y.as*®

M!S

COXIER.

this may seem like a

bold faith to place in any such institution

wo

4th

I

ril

(J.-}

aL.trifit ill. tiff*,

fiat I

have given

inspires' confidence and wo have given evidence that

they

are not working toward

insolvency." :THE Home.IS'represented in this city by Hosford'and Boudinpt, office cor. 4tli and Main^ts. ., ,... 2 dlw.

The "Panama Skeleton," A new style

at

b(

Skeleton Corset at Her? & Ar

nold^s. Meu's Lasting Browns, only $1 50, at Reibold's, No..70 Main street, between Third and Fourth.* „I

ILI-P-ISS

is hereby given that the. under­

signed have been appointed Executors of the wili of I Joseph Grpver, lato of Vigo connty, deceased. All persons indobtcd to said estate wilt' bo required to make prompt settlement. .Said ^te^^olvent^^

Jy6dlm RALl'H THOMPSON.

TklVIDEND NOTICE!" Tjqi l.i jjATj)},At STATE BASK, TBBMI UAUVE. IND., July 5,1870.

C. M. W A RKEN. C...hi«r-

J^I" THE CITY

HAT HOUSE!

Having closed, out iny Stock «t Groceries and gonte' iVifo' the

,r'"J

Goods in my PFLT HI LLA

sell them HPAIMAATT

I

.. !. 1

A

JS#

E I FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

VROMPTLY PAID

Insures DWELLINKS at lowest rates HFRAINST Liphtniifc as well as fire.

TERRE HAUTE BRANCH. DIKKCTOKS: JOHN G.CBAIN. D. W. MINSHAL.l.. WM. U. WARREN. THOS. H. UAKR.

HERMANN 11ULMAJN.

ft'.

inoltiding capital,. of any, other

New Yor^ tire-insurance company.

To

the administrative and executive auttoritv' DF tliis coiiipanr INN^T be accorded the credit of making TLW best ol the I fire situation, of-seeing their wav thriagh r|Jie uncertainties and iuii etli ments of the BUSINESS to rational results. Willi clear ideas anil keen intuit inns, avoiding the avenues to bankruptcy which permeate the fire insurance system, their underwrite upon the principle that fire-insurance is nothing if not profitable. The policy holder ia certainly

I'RESIDKNT

..... 1:

i)

tiiSir jmt-

Have this day ai poin tedfjV*.

J. O. JONES,

West, doing an

PHOTO^IFH Gallery, jjtoatit

Exclusively Fire Business

JOHN U. CRAlN.:

'FFT IN.

iyldt wl

I II

safest with

thai company which makes the most mohey.

security is worth' more,than

THE SECURITY-*RT' any" other company. In the) present confusion, tire insurance can be promised at any price, but it can not.1 be secured at a price below a pay ing point.' ARI office doing a nonpajjing'businfess is simply cheat: and deluskm to THD policy-holder. The Home Instirance Company practices no deception, and we,believe it fo be. gdod for what it contracts to do. When it is understood

.If

.'JIITL? T3B tlii R7K! firfS

v"

Manam of said-Company, and have given him authority to transact its business-, I.J/» It is the. largest Company IN and OE the I IMI

And independent of all combinations, with JJ .186 Branches in the principal cities and

town

,I» .'jf

inthpwest. FII«» CASH ASSETS, JANUARY, 1870,

IIF'

4

'-UJ

Gov-

eminent Bonds. This Company commenced doing business on the 15th of October, 1967. It was the 6rst Insurance Company ever es- ','1* tablished on the Union and Co-operative principlb in this country, and is now the larcest Company in the west, and will very soon be the Ufgest in the country. '-"'.'"J

With over four thousandstorkholders.it represents an aggregate of wealth and bnsi- *F ness influence greater than that of any other' Insurance Company.

It is a confederation of numerous Local Companies, co-operating under a centrfkl mirnagemeat, for mutual safety and profit.—, The stock is distributed over the entire west, systematically apportioned according to population, to secureiocal influence and BUSINESS

Its policy is simple and liberal, without a*"'sixty day clause.

Its losses are

CAREFULLY ADJUSTED

!M! —AKL) H«

,S

J' II

I,

I

y*

,IITW

At Onoe Without Discount.

RIN

tfttmii my*

MANAORK '. 'Sit9 .7. 0. JONES. I'L W»

(jPPICE-141 MAIN STREET,

5

BECON QOR.':

I

ON

ORY COODS. .- si

PT LITUF IL ,I!I- ., 1 ,-• ..:RT IL'i N

i-

F.DT rft tl 1 'AH

"HI- TILLS *-. Ii.\

|IOI

.ii'.'yj

or: «•*,

1

!R

I'. I .- F. ,li A I St.: T.m., Ill f-i •j,.l I.fi 'u -V ii 1 ).{,

f*

..IJT ,:I .-.MRAT.-T-'.L' ',F iff lit,' 'i I. i*

slj i'iiu -J ™'"i. 1 fi I.'

-i

jw-'JOSll JOiivVi' A

I S» OQX" N R*-' »T

"J

$***•#*

It

,J§.43FN (.

I I till

I IT*

WAEEEIT.HOBERG & CO. ... YI.RI J-R UI I ILL

I

br:

I IT -s-.i if. ',' .'lit/•(• t. .1. a.f ,v

ii

F/I TOS) R- A-

...

.f'fft'' *. ihi 'iji ti-

I lit', a

•J U.31 rlh-'Vi

FTU# Jfjiin .Stroeta.^ ,,

i'l:

)1 UJ OLT'R--

I'

fF.*'

-I'.IRV

'I ii 1

•III-

HAVE OPENED

al

I J-"S, ST

-ro""!

.ivten (iiii iliii -in,, tim

REDUCED PRICES!

Having purchased them Ire'cntly at

R-IVEN

*RANIV

FOR CA.Sli, which enalilqs met

mmtmw

t»

Call and compare goods and prices, at I .. 1 „I Pi.bllp'. Virietv Store Tbanl'he CfedopcBtl My'stock I? all n^w and Lfreah. comprising all the latest style*. (Sail

1 sn.AI

Till.fresh, comprising and before purch*ang et^e»(tiere.

BADGLEY,

vrroh

of ?i

No. H, South 4th Street,

Terre Haute, Ind.

*I ,RF« -I:

Ufa

'"til I

FRI I 1 3-NI'

i:v 1"

.1.

L' F'

["I

3000 Yds. French Percales

At 15 Cents per Yard!

Never before sold airless

ITF.I F.rtl

THATODFTO^

50 i»e. more "White Piquea,"

At 20 Cents per Yard

of

lincf blue

2s

I 4

&.?

j* 'k

:TV- I ..

25,dlw

Regrment with

quantity of

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

IIVT

Worth 35 Cents.

.! •'ISLF.FV IN .B

.W' 4 II 151 S'A

A LOT OFv.

T.I .II

HewSt vie Arabs

W tit

At less than half their valnal

'T' .J',,#1!}*,!," ...-

r'jJi,£tTT

CN»T

Elegant Sash Ribbons

lip Hew Styles,

v7

TOT

V\

LM

0.

Warren, Hoberg &

Great Headquarters for Dry Goods

,'-'H till!

I

.M'O WSIHI-

-i.

I»'S

A uaxii^

ha .d'l

I'

t'j

t.-.f

tor. -ju-

ti

litis AMAS 1\

In all earabfo eas«s«liy

1». 0A

IM.S ^outh trt t^ract,' ket. FariMtU* 5 "TERE HAUM, IUDI«US»« lie can ba emtsulted fro^ ft Ji» to 5 T^«.. ,-CCT Satmajy. Saeoialtr Di»eaae%,«f Wo- 4

EAND C^REII. (JOT^NTIONLREL.- J24 J-

ARCHITECT.'

E O A I E I

.1. A. ViU nAOH,

fePlans,Specifications, Superintendance and ri Detail Drawings furnished for every descrip tion of Builaines. '.?

OKFICI!—Northeast corner of Wabash' nod Sixth Streets. 2d story. Detninir Block.

p. HKAU( HAMP,

TJ. ATTOEIftY AT|,AW

III MAIN STREKT, UPSTAIKS.

Western Land Ifroket• Loans

Negotiated Estates Managed.

Partic^lar-aUention given to Collections. Correspdbdence srtlicitea frrfm ngn-residentg,

MEDICINAL.

w. ioHWSTbjr, it. D. i"

OFFICE—OVER JJEACH'S BANK. RESIDENCK—North side Chestnut Street, between 4th and 5th.

AU oalU .answered promptly, day or night. '1 BovfiO