Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 July 1870 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

I'EURE.HAUTE, IND. HFT^ fTT—? 1 Tuesday Xtrniif, Jidj 26th, 1870.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE. TERBI HAOTB **D INDIAKAPOL18. LKAVg. i^ SiSTS rrfl I 1:25 A. :.... Express 4:15P. B*P»w «.«£ 7*00 A. l( .Mail b:U5F. J':00P. *,..... JUj«o«imoUtioa. 2:40 r.JI.

ST. Lorfis, VASDALU ASDTFCNNG HATTTB K. R. LEAVE. Short Line Route* ARRIVE. r,.50 A. —FastLine. 2 -50 p. ..Day Express 4 10:25 p. .Night Expres„ 1:15 A. M. 1NDIASAWUS *. LOCIS RAIL$aA». Arrival from Eait. DeparU far Weit. fi:20 A. Fust Express 6: 25 A. V. 30:10 A. Day Impress JO ^A. M. 10:20p. a Night Express 10.&P. v. /Vow (A? WW- I'or the Eait. 4:01 P. Day Express.... 4:05 P. M. 8:25 A. Accommodation 1:10 A. Lightning Express 1:U A. M. *VA iren.t.« AND CKAwroansvn.r.*.

flOCKVILLK^XTraSIOW

UTAVE. M': LIF ,, 4 :40 P. Mail

Asnboro vi.i

J-,intern mails closes

COLLEUTOB

MAGILL

NOT

has a very impor

tant notice this morning to delinquent tax payers.

MOST of the city churches are holding only one service on Sunday during the heated term. ^_J

THE Olivet Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis makes an excursion to this citv to-morrow. hi--

THE second trial of Stevens will commence at Kockville on Thursday of next week, before Judge Pattersou and a jury.

MARSHALL.—The DAILY EXPRESS is now on sale at the Postoftice Lobby in Marshall, each morning at half-past six ?«-. *1 6 -1 4 o'clock. su.ll SI

TIIE Mayor's Docket yesterday had placed thereon four cases of-disorderly conduct,and three owen of drunk and disordolyofno particular interest,, the public. "1

/IMUI

NORTON

was the name of the

colored man killed on the railroad north of the city Saturday nijfht, instead of Anderson, as incorrectly printed in yesterday's paper.

h'oiiBED.—JVrrv Vorri«' meat shop and vegetable stand ,was robbed some time during Saturday or Sunday night, of basket of e^st^, lot of wooden measures .ind a iiiaiit ity ol vegetables.

tiAfE —The "Rockets" of Wnr•ihall, will couie over to this city, to-uior-ro\v. to play a game with the "Vigo's." The "Rockets" beat the Paris club last week, and will probnblv" tve the *'Vino's" ood uaine.

ri K^oSAl..---Major John i. l-Aan-sand ,,i Ncl-vin^'rVn*»li'r,t ViMwlidate^ fo# An1 diiorof Sti.tc and for tMiornnyAiViicral. w.-re in «he qity jwstmUv... They went up to I'aike to li 11 soine .speaking appointments. yMi*rK J1 Qi

KEV. MR. Ilo\YE deske^.^s.-y^av to his frieikls that his Post Office address during lni absence, will be -SprmgLstke, Michigan. *Tel^raphic dispatches ainst te sent to Orand\Hav«n, Michigan, in care ol'Theodore Curtis, Spring Lake,

l)r«OLVKD—IW cop*rfnershi(* heretofore existing between the. lirnis of C. S. Put'le Co., and ('. Wmg Co., liave been ilissolvod "^"itlidrawal of Mr. Chas. Wing ami-a.division of tl^e business. S. and Frank Tattle will conduct due milling business and R. W. rlippcioo. resumes the grocej biisiness."

1" .JFj.vnn, the y0411^5 giil iuuiitioned in yesterday's paper JIS having fallen from the trestle work west of Marshall, was not put off the train as stated. She WM traveling with her mother from Indianapolis to St. Louis. On reaching Marshall it was fonnd that the two had just enough moMr to pay the fare of one person to, St. Louis. The girl sent her mother on and heroically resolved to walk the. Entire distance, what she ir.et the accident named. ..

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POKT OFFICE DIRECTORY. DAILY MAILS. Bast do

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pt nsp. IUAlui umAMwi OP«. :9:x.p.» m.'T 6:30 p.

SlSft S::cincinnatii^«hingtot» 7:30 a.

.'...'..St. Louis and West. vSSff.Er:.i:«£s

-. ill p."m Rockville and way 12:W p. 111 «ip. ni..Clil»tOiy^«n1a#iirnice...ll .00 a.in SFMT-WEF.KLY MAILS.

ietmn(pens Tuesdays & Saturdays at 10 a. WF.EKT.V MAILS. ./u-onvitle via. Hiley..Cookerly.iLewi.,Coffee

Hewes ville—Closes'Fridays at 9 P.m Opens Fridays at 1 p.m

1 1

^hf Closes Fridays at p. Opens Fridays at 3 p. is on Sunday's at 0 i.

for sale of

MM o'ri'ns during the week for sa\e Money Order business, &c., from I Snun ps '!1'ri" 4*imi*nv/opep from 8 a.m. to 0 a. m.

Nn Monoy 5rder business transacted on Kmulay. L. A. JSDBSETT. P. M.

Fhocfef ittitl TIcinity.

riKprs next Saturday/

oiTNCiii meeting to-night.

LOOK OUT for-HULL thieves.. -4

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"E*

•'LKAF by leaf the roses fall."

No CHOLERA at the roor. asylum.

THUBAjSHojt^the end is

SHORT.—The wild blackberry crop.

A subject to warm up on—The weathei.

EI/EVEN Republican newspapers in this

District. .'I d'vtxapL olx 3&.

'I'UP Clay 'coimtv miners are getting tLni la »i#*R hungry. _____

THE imported *yrup0 at the' P, O. Lobby soda fount are delicious.

DOOLEY favors us with late periodicals, among-which IsJ'itbKMB.for August.^jX

DUNN 'canvasses Greene county this week, and Voorhees goes up in Vermillion.

information in re

gard to filling op two miles of |hfc oldxanal bed, south of fclinton Locks, by the grade of the Danville roid, wan incorrect. Fhe bed is only filled where the road crosses the ilinjiLdiagonally, andirilf'be opened and bridged at any time it may be determined.to open the canal.

morn

ing as the passenger train on the Yandalia road coming east was passing a point ajsotit seven miles out, a man stepped from behind a pile of wood and deliberately hurled a stone at the train. It entered one of the windows, striking a small child upon the head with such "force as to break the rock in two pieces. A considerable bruise was caused upon the child's head, but strange a-s it appeared it was not seriously hurt. It would have fared badly with the miscreant if the train could have been stopped in time. .,

THE Shoe awl Leather Reporter for the week ending July 21st, gives the number of cases of boots and shoes shipped to this city, for the half year ending July 1st, at 58,007 cases, while for the same period, the number shipped to Indianapolis was but 5,001 those to New Albany, '1,G50 to Terre Haute, 430. •From this it would seetu that Evansville buys more boots and shoes in IJostor than all the rest of the State together. —Eraw.etUe Journal.

If the Evausville Jimnuil copies correct! v, the S'/ioe anrf Leather Itepoi ter perpetrates a canard of huge dimensions. There are a number of boot and shoe houses in tliis city, either of which has received more than 4"0 cases from Boston in a single week during the time specified, and the smallest of our retail shops has received more than that number in the same time—the lira! six months of the vear. "We also know that there arc several houses at Indianapolis either of which lias received from the Hub" morei than the entire amount reported to, have been shipped to our capital city.

THS HEATED TERM.—By favor of Mr. L. G. Hagcr we furnish our readers with the following record ol the mercury during what may safely be put down as the most extended heated term known to the "oldest inhabitant." The thermometer has been kept on the east side of a hollow column at the west side of his dwelling and shaded by trees so that no sunlight can reach the building so as to effect the mercury. The columns below show the record at morning, noon and evening 6 .AM SOON 6 May S5»'«'SS 17 64 v. 86 rot-iSO 4t 10 C-i no 'on 1 8 64'" 93 1 9 S£: 93 2 0 64 90 21: :........70

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92 89

..70

j-s 90

... 64 90 69 90 64 92 70 9i 70 92 70 90 70 90 70 88 76 815 73 90 78

89 7-"i 80 86

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...62 ...66 ...74

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15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2:1 24

,88 '86 89 9" 88 90 91 92 87 91 90

78 74

.... 72 70 70 72 76

SOME

GOOD

ADVICE TO

PARENTS.—A

little tract issued for distribution by the Ladies' Sanitary Association of London, gives these wise suggestions for the nurture of children in health of body and spirits:

I. Never refuse a thing if it is harmless, but give it, it you are able, without deluy.

Never ive anything because it is cried for, that von have refused svlun asked for.

Be earelul to observe real illness, and avoid causing bodily uneasiness from over-clothing, or cold or unwholesome food—such as eandv-plums, sour fruit, or giving buns or cakes to quiet the child. 5. Avoid false promises. They are sure to be found out ialse. 5. Avoid threats of all kinds. If believed they make children timid, and in jure both mind and bodv. II not believed they are useless. Such threat bogie, policeman, and black man, iwe sure to be found out to be false iflhcchild live'. ti. Never sav anything untrue to child. 1". Do not wreak your bad temper, or visit vour own feelings ot Jatigue and trouble on children, by being severe with them, or by saying "ion shan ha\e it, or "I won't give it to you," when there 1 no reason for refusal, except that ywi are voiirsolf tireil. or in trouble, or out of sorts. 8. Avoid {.'iving orders, Midi as "Stand still," "Go on," "Hold your tongue," "Put it down," etc., unli\-w you leaiJy moan that they should be obeyed, ami the fewer orders you give the better. 9.-5$eitlM.'i- give too much pitv, nor \Vi be severe and unkind when a child tumbles down or hur)n ireelf. 10. Do not worry a child. Let it alone and let it live in peace.

II. Teach it early 10 play alone and amuse itself. To sum up all in a few words, try to feel like a child to enter into its griets «nd joy.'), its trials and triumphs. Then look forward to the tiiuc when it .vhall have numbered as many years as you have seen, aud pray for health and strength to do your duty bv it You may fail, as we all mav but if vou sow with humility and faith, you will have dom all that, is permitted to us impel creatures snd if you have reared up a

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cheerful, loving, truthful and brave spirit in a healthy body, you have been working with him who told us it was "not the will of our Father in Heaven that one of these little ones should perish."

of every dercription

for city «hd county officers, manufactured at the'Daily Express Bindery, in the very bent and most substantial style by a competent and ex'perienced binder and rulei. We have a full line of the best quality of blank book papers, and invite an inspection of-the work we nre taming out.

The "Gait House."—We had- 000a. sion a few days pfeqe tp .take airily th% Qa«^]Ci^, juid^ t^Iovli*?1* custom, we decided to select a Hotel wh*e riles iif ^|i4i four dol __ eed^d to'4e i*fact tb at^oo?HAtef modations cannot be had for less than

this sam bttt^a-akoijt s^kf

Eu l'lkiL—M6B^of the'^dtter oAeredYn' House/ corner of Sixth and Main streets.

Ihia marfceL 1b of the moat uncertain character. It Is a mistakea idea that it improves butter to let all milk stand in it that it w|H possibly hold, a»d it is not necessary to throw in whole handsfiil of salt to keep it from soaring. But as salt, water, milk and butter are all sold for the same price by weight, the butter maker has a good thing at present, but it should be borne in mind that there is a hereafter.

THROWING.—Yesterday

Cincinnati, convinced as to the contrary. We Xound Mr. Weber,jthf proprietor.' one of Ue commodating Hotel men we have ever met, always ready to do all in Jus power that will add Jo tfte C&&rt ElagtiAsts. The Clerk, Frank Storck, is possessed of. more of tbt geauine natural kind hentedness than wiH be fotnid in a whore regiment of Hotel clerks usually.

You will find large veil vendtetfll rooms, good clean beds, and an abundance to eat of the beat the market affbrda, with attentive and active' waiters. As we arecapable of judging, we would taice the Gait House in ours even if her rates were three 'dollar*. per .day, rather thaa some of those which charge that price In conclusion, we advide our readers to try the Gait House once, and we feel satisfied they will make it their stopping place in the future when inc that city. Their rates are only $1 50 per »y. $tSS-!SSSt&B& HI' news for the Mcrchunts of Torre Haute—TERRE

MAIE

FREIGHT RECEIVED

HAUTE TO IIE

A COMMON POINT FOR ALL

AND

FORWARDED.—

We are informed by Mr. Allen*^.gent of

the Indiana|Klis & St. Louis Bailroad,

that lie has received instructions, from and after this date, to make Terre Haute a com 111011 point, ajid to pro rate on all

freight received, forwarded and issued

tin oti»li bills ol lading therefor. 1 X3'.)(

No. 4(i(l draws the fine $3 00 knife prize offered at the I*. O. Lobby on sales of Soda Water Julv 2.'. .* dlt

(Iroat Bargains in Hair Goods.— Ladies now is the time to purchase Hair Goods, as I am otTering them at cost for one week previous to my entering my uew store, opppaite my present t^ta^d, when 1 shall open out the largest and most choice stock of Hrfir'tJoods ever offered in this cit.

MRS,

E- B.

MESSMORE.

Fifth St. between'Main and !(.)hio.s"

To day thirty-one prizes are offered at the P. O. Lobby. Thirty cash prizes froni 10 to 50 cents, ^id as sqon, as drawn also aline knife to be given when all the tickets are soId. Thirteeu ticket for SI 00. 3fl2t

John P. Webber, wholesale and retail dealer in Fish, South Fourth street North of Market House, Terre Haute, Indiana. jy26-dlw. r-- .2 Office Collector Internal Revenue,

TERRE

2 2 70,**194 f. 2 3 74 72 June 2 osoi 3 62 90 4 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 July 1

.64

HAUTE, July 26,1870.

Notice is hereby given' to all persona that know themselves delinquents on in comes, licenses, gold watches, &c., that said taxes must be pasd ?H, -fer before, the first day of Augufetf 1876,- atod Ahnet paid by the time above specified, ti Warrant qf Distraint will be issued againt such delinquents, which will add $L50 cost to the amount due. Thiswill bt Whe last-'No-tice ffiveii. SAMUEL MAGILL, J» 26-dlt. Collector.

IlendertMNi's Fruit cans are the best. I /vj'Ac t'Jl its 12twlt

SEWER PIPE.—We have three inch stone Sewer Pipe, straight pieces and el bows. Contractors and parties building should see it. .*•.*,— JONES & JONES. 23-dtf.

Henderson's Stove Store is on Fourth Street, five doors South df Main. d2twlt.

MEADE at the Keystone Soda Fount to-day. Also the best of Soda with Chocolate Cream and ten other superior syrups, opposite the the Postoffice. 23,d.'it

Go to S. R. Freeman and get a pair of Lazarus Morris perfected Spectacles He keeps also the lower grades besides anil vou can be suited.

Henderson sells five pounds of good fruit can wax at 15cts. Of fH

-.UiHi-: r.iL-5 litli:

d*wlt-

'Jhc best quality of black and colored clot lis and cassiiueres made up in the best style and at reasonable prices, at Bannister's. No. 7'J Main street.

HeiMirrsou sells the great Chicago, the best coal cook stove ever made. 1 )X .£• XO, d2twlt.

Hannistcr keeps the best lilting shirt in the market.

B.iill)islet' kec^ks a j'ood line 'j \Ywih '.Vu'i -,

Orders IO|

fur-

1 WW -i I

ui-liing goods.

SIHJ(S,

loft at IJannisier's,

rci'civc proinpLattention, ftsrjnvsi" 21

IIendersiH^ s«Jls 1 lio 1 (ihij-y^jj^lK^ best ro:d cook ,sto\i r\t-r mud \r#»-i -1*

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Hold liinOnn Heiuaiftably Well'-— We haveall heard the story ol the man who was Ixirn poor, and who, in alter years, releriing to this fact boasted that no one ooukh^ay Uu what he liad h^ltj his own remarkably well. And this reminds us that while gold is climbing, and the products of the ..country, qdv^ii^ing in value, ilai)nister, at iiioi 7.8 Main street, stiil holds on to the old prices^ »iilLibit/ vrll. 2tj-Gt

HcndciMiii'^ Store. Stortfisjon, Fouith reet, Uve doori Sourti oT Main'. 1- fetxjit

If you want a good Suit of cjothes at a reasonable price, leave yoar meiumre at Bannister's. 21

Cory, DeFreea A C*. have a large stock of Clothes Wringers, which they propose to seti at low figtore*« Aft*, a new style of Cistern ftriifp, that for the price cannot be baat. Step Ladder*, Cutting Boxes, &c., Ac. Parties, needing anything of the kind would do well to give them a call. 20-tf'

fella fire pounds of good

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d2iwltl.

Tbr&kWiMetUkb ha.**-:

nister is maung up nne suits at 11 price he was ,£hej£ go|l J^as 1^?f i^ll aiM i«W#y«ir objure.

nister is making up fine suits at the same

£21

Sa!t«4iid mend the pieces, tise "Spalding's Glue."

Henderson's |Yuit cans are. th$ best. -i -ft*' 1 *d2twlt.

Glittering Teeth.—Not only does Sozodont impart the whiteness of the porcelain the teetli, but its perish) Jtok They gl^rt^n afteHoeMig- brushed with it, like the inner surface of an ocean shell, and tlic effeet of this peerless dentrifice is to render .the enamel as hard and indestructible as adamant.

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If yon live a discharge frou) the nose, itA tr I loss offensive or otherwise, partial Toss of the sense of smell, taste' or.h«5Vrinfl, eyes watering or weak, feel dull and "stupi 1 or debilitated, pain or pressure in the head, take coIT easily,"yon in ay "be si iie you have the (^itar^h^ /Tlrousaiids annuallv,'with, out manifesting half of the above symptoms, terminate in Consumption and end in the grave. No disease is so common, more deceptive or less understood by physicians. Dr., M- tT^aiierceJ gf gullalo, New York, is the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Kemely—a iierfeot specific for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head," or Catarrhal Headache, which he sends to any address by mail on receipt of ^ixt cents. Sold by druggi«ts. dwlw -"U J.'l

Having removeil ltiy ofllco to the corner ot Fourth and Ohio streets, 1 am prepared to fill all orders for'I he pure, unadulterated -block coal. ft. k\ MKftmiL

Our Prices ou. Wack Jewelry, bclov." those of our competitors. V^sz & AHmn.^

A few.elio(ce i^tloris of Scotcl^Chi^ viots, hji-^fiusine'w suits, still left at bannister's. -I

Nolle -ell cheaper lli:iu Kiddle.

.'Willilici goods clleii'i. In ocdi'r to close out au immense stock of summer good» we will sell everything in our line at greatly reduced prices. l!oimets, hats, and ribbons of the Litest sivles lower than the same quality 01 goods have ever been sold before the war at

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

RIPLEY."*

IF YOU

Want a Cook, Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Girl, Want to Rent a Store, Want to Sell a Piano, Want to Sell a House, Want to Sell a Patent, Want to Lend Money, Want to Buy a House, Want, to Buy a Horse, Want to Rent a House, Want to Sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place, Want to Borrow Money, Want to Sell a Honscand Lot, Want to find any oneWAddress, Want to find a Strayed-Animal, Want to Sell a Piece of Furniture, Want to Buy a Second-hand Carriage, Want to find anything you have Lost, Want to linil an Owner for anything Found,

You can make your wants known to the readers of the

EXPRESS, :t

Five cents a day,.

onlv 'Twenty-

Kiddle for Table Castors.

Ladies, Misses and Children's Mana Antoinette Jflippers,. steel buckle and leather bow. 'vVlsojAtipses and Children's lored'UooLs, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street.

Home Insurance Co. of Vork. Kxtracts (ruin Aiiiern-nn I'xclianjrc and K.Cvie« ,|

The Home Insurance v. oinpanv of New York wrote in lMi'.i upon $2iO,(nM),iMHi of lire hazatils, about, one-tliirtieth .r the lire insnrance biisiue-v. of the counlry. Its risks expiring 111 the vear amounted to $lSS.7f5.Xl(. :i in I 'M-i.lllHKMMI wnecar-, ieil at tl.e li.-t-1.1 |m,J».-

Not onlv i- 1 lie Home^lhe sole* IW 11 11 I •. I! 1 capital lire ruiupaiiv in New Noil,, lint 11- MtN alone (•-!.-Mo..' t,:11 is lai-L'er 111 :t 11 the total gross /.••'(I.-, including capital, of anv other NVw "j 01 lue insnranee company.

To the administrative and executive authority ol this lompany must be accorded the credit ot making the best of -Uie MM- situation, of seeing their way throii^h the« Uncertainties aiuLinipedinien'ts of the business to rational results. With clear ideas and keen intuitions,

Avoiding,, the. javemjes„.to baukuuxitcv which permcafe the fire insurance system, they underwrite ujion the princijile that fire insurai.qe i^ notti^JCiif Jiot. jirolitahle. is a in a it that company, which makes ,th& most mon^y. Ttrf secntlty is -\'oHh' in ore tha^ the security of any .other tibmpan*. 1 Ute present oa^ifu^tpn, tt? insurance can be .promised at anv -jjrice, but it cannot'be' secured at a price _^eIoi" a_payyng pc»nt.' Jri} 'office, tloirig a ttibn paying business Is simply a client and delusion to the policy-holder. The Home Insurance Company practices no deropti«n, artd w« betieveitfo be goorffnr what it contracts todo. When ti •understood that nttvriy one-half of tkt fire uUuramie companies which ham been.started in the iUnitedStates itcnefniUd, this may «.«( IHte^ bold faith' to place fn anriuch inalituiioB. Stiilj 4lw» annaentr«f- th^ iHgpie inspires confidence, anJ, ,wejfev|^ivefi evidence that they are

fips cheap enou^H *t JGfdW'fifXjtiO

'jBhsde Glvtlu, in colors, jnst arrived at

the gold

af5ec| the ^ic®

A tine cloths and iis "head. Ban

casaim naer

widths pmd at Tery lj

Herz & Arnold beat the World on 91| Fpns

luUtMMl Grates. The handsomest and che^pcot jot of Maqtlv and Grates ever brought JBtyf Caila^H/i splendid Mantle with Grate, complete at $20 00. Call and look at these beautiful £^odiiaf3Ball's Stove Store, jjg j^lwtf. 4

Arnoia oeai uie wuuu uu

fr^t 'LBBch every morning.

corner of 4th and Main streets, over War-

reu» Hoberg & Co.'sslore.

Fi^jbk Crani|l€ has a full line of Misses colored BOOTS—lis to 2s—bli#f green, quier, purple and bronze.

New Braids at Herz & Arnold's.

Neck Chains.*

Mrs. N.—Oh, how dreadful hot. it is Mrs. K.—Yes, madam, it is very warm, but I feel rather comfortable. 1. 11 Jifrs. N.—Is jtpqwible? Ami how-«ft) y«Mnatoage tHat? -1

Mrs. K.—I use one of Herz & Arnold's Fans, they are the best and cheapest in city.J

Riddle for Variety Gooi^TIil

Buyyonr Corsets of Riddle?^ j"'

Carriage Oil Cloths, beautiful patterns. just received at the Carpet. Hall. Manufacturers and others please lake notice.

""The Some "Old Regiment, -with New Shoes.?'—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goodrf friih the manufactories. Call and examine bis Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main" street

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QUECNSWARE.

CHINA,

iC. ^-1

S. L. STRAUS Co.'.s,

j20 14S) Main st. bet. 5th and (Itli

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

Self-raising Flour saves all Baking Powders, Soda and Cream Tartar. Always reliable.

rigi ii £,J

'.(iIIJAKS

Whito Gvaiiitc "and Common JFTare, wliitdc"aud /CTcild Band French China, Silver Plated Casters, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Table GlasswaxeTn gF5#t"VF£riety and Table Cutlery.^

ss nuart a

nt wholesale.

[r Gross Standard quart and ^gallon Fruit O Jars, for wax, at wholesale.

1,"-

Oross Brown Earthen ijunrt and gallon t) Fruit Jars, for wax, at wholesale.

If-

dross Country Stone,quart, V^gallonand gallon Fruit Jars, for wax, at wholesalo. A Boxes Dithidges XX Flint Ulass Lamp t)U Chimnej's, at wholesale. rA Boxes Nos. 0,1, 2 and •Jl-J Laipp Chimneys, at wholesale.

Boxes Nos. 0, 1 Chimneys, at wholesaleBoxes No. 1 Sun Hingo, fi Chimneys, at wholesale. I A Boxes No. 1 Crown Lamp Chimneys, at 1U wholesale. Together with l%let Setts Woodenware, &c

A Boxes Nos. 0, 1 and 2 Sun Glass Lamp ».)U Chimneys, at wholesale. 25 Boxes No. 1 Sun Hingo, for patent, Lamp

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 either at wholesale or retail, at prices that will please you, at 78 Main atreet. D^KBRMV,^,

S- .. SuccessQ®tJt-Brojrn Jt abbnn, j2-fd2m 73 Main st.,fcefT3a and 4th sts

MUSICAL.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST

nj^isros,

Organs and Melodeons

L. KISSNER'S

l4-«-a

Palace of Ifnsic

No. 40 OHIO STREF.T,

t'l|,|i. the old Court llmise.)

TKKRK H,tI!TF., 1NI.

U. AH kinds of Instruments repaired

A N A E S

:V I RI i'j CITY PLANT NO

MILLS.

4XIirfi' A WILLIAMS.

'danufactureis of

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,

Itihilow aiit I laiurs. -.-

Nf-ircll I'OKIS, lorini? uml Silling.

And all dcscri)itiofls ftl I'ini-.hed

l.uiul.er

V.'IIOt.FSAI.i: ISIl UKf.UI. KK.M.KItM IS

^XISTE LUMBER, j(ith

and Sltirif/lfn,

,, Slato liooJing,

Cement Roofing, Roofing f'elt.

rus^irrmmg, Wood T)U!iiins, wajv TO jp^DEH.

All |tVork Warranted

'Corner Ninth and Mifrbcwry fels. dtf'

J. P. WEAYER* .j

IiJanufactnrorof

PAPER OXJiH,

No. I,.South-west corner Warfrinjgton and

Meridiaa Strect-T,

nnt working towarll^

The Houe is x«prasented -in this city by Hoafordjaiid Boadinot, office cor. 4th and Main^sts.^ 2-dlin.

up stairs, thiTd flot)T,

IadiMapolia,

Boies of evecy def oriptloii made tpojdorOtOFBS PBOHPTLf ATTE^SkD tO."mtdG

COALI-COAL! COAL!.'"

"""Tisst

jyl4dtf

I ri

WANTED!

diji!s^mr59:w I.

.louUisw t«d r,i rlo" ii jL4!»

LOST--TWO

lOiti 6J3 -f*£

*"0 ''{JtTliKSSWAltE!

I wish to informtlie public.tlmt 1 jrm daily receiving largo Stock ot .j

n\ V\ "x aito and

JarS

nf" (iross nuart and Y- gallon Fruit Jar? (jlass toj), at wholesale.

..old

mo HEIiPF

0Q.YQ^WAirtAiSOUS£?

ltl

10-tf

Ai^umnnjtBK unitss.

aAWJWTHKJBJHI-SXnnHk -ni fi BMsantesJ. fl* v-w Hare' foil Property for Sale? lOTsinskisTfiimns.

TB^C MTjlKSS hapng- th« liriut hone ircaUktien.-is tke beat median to secnf* our wants 'b^ -iJltwrtisin*? We now put rates So loW that ther» is no excuse for aoi makinrknown y«ur wants Advertisements of Bowses "Wanted^' *'For Sale" and "For Rept." *'£telp Wantod," "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted,'.' "Property for Sale," "Boardiiif," ost," "Found," "Strayed," "Stolen.'"'P nal," Jfec., wilT he inserted for wn

25 CEnTS A DAT"!

These terms are aitylicable to all advertise ments of the above class, of five lines and "under.

7 ABTKBTI8K M1IK EXPRRSS:

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in the KX PRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can iaclose their advertisement in an Envelope, with the necessary pay, and forward the same to us through the Postoffice.

LOST. -,vi

LOST—Ait.

small black and tan rat terrier

dog. Has a collar with tho name of "W. Aliller') on A rcasonablo reward will be uiven for it if left at btcverson's Meat Shop, near the Market Uoesc. It.

small memorandum books,

S-'O

omewhere on South Fifth street, written in Gorman. The finder wilt confcr a favor by leaving the same at the office of W. E. I1ENDIUC1I. over First National Bank. 21 -dtf

Si it

WANTED.

At RANTED—SITUATION—By a young Gcr Vf aiaii as Clerk or Sorter Lnexceution ablo rofer.oiices given. Enquire Uendcfrsoh, No. 1", Smith Fntirth jr-'i'-M-r

WANTED—Agood

FOR

rtrcct,

Jl\TANTED—Geo or two good competont salesmen on -comoiission or monthly snlnry. Apply to M.-jJlannahan, Marble Works. corneriOth and'Mulberry streets, (at Depot.).-jj-,. ... jy2f-dtf.

AirA-NTEDT-Aaiuvlivo intelligent man in o-vury ,county. to take charge of an agency safe, cash and lucrative'lmSlness ternis favortlBlo: apply to FOSTER A: PATTERSON, No. ItiVi, East Washington street, Indianap9lis. 25dtw

good strong Girl to do kitch

en work: wages will be given: ap ply to Mrs. C. R. PE1ILE, corner of Ninth Jy25dtw

ply to Mrs and Mulberry strdcts.

FOR RENT.

EOR

RENT— A"~rortm opposite the Postoffice,, Apply (DR. lVVijRlCK.

RENT—A very desirable brick Dwelling on north-east corner of Sixth and Eagle streets, formerly occupied by Mr. Brown enquire at B.i G. Cox A Co's, 159 Main street. 2Mtf

FOR SALE.

"CiOR SALE-A splendid bnildlnc lot on 6% Jj. street, just south of Oak street. For particulars enquire of J. F.MEACHJ3M, at L. A. Burnett & Co'.'s leather store- 21-6t

FORoftheof-Merchant

SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—A fine stock Tailoring Goods and lease a fine business room tho best location in city of Terre Haute. A good opening for" the Merchant Tailoring business. Terms will be made reasonable. For further particulars address JAMES M, ALLEN and RALPH L. THOMPSQN, Bxecutors of JoSoch rover, deceased", jj'18

FOR

SALE-A GOOD HORSE, L* /!L-ii -."V. BUCKBOARD AND HARNESS Enquire at the Daily Express Office. tf

FOR

SALE—20 LOTS—In C. Gilbert's addition, in the eastern part of the city, for sale on accommodating ternis to those desirous of itnprovingthem the present season. my4d3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

If you are Sick Go and See

DR. HARLAND,

1SS South 1st Street, bet. Farrington Viae.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

lie cures Scrofula, Consumption in the incipient stage, Rheumatism, Heart Diseases, Seminal AVeakness, Prolapsus Uteri and all Female diseases. Hours of consultation from

A. M. to 5 P. 11.

A Business Man Wanted. A general agent is required by one of the most successful Life Insurance Companies of New York City. A gentleman well qualified lor th? business can sccure important territory and a valuable contract by addressing, with information and references. Life Company, Box 094 Post Office, New York City. •lood3t.

DISSOLUTION

NOTICE.

The partnership ofC. S, Tuttlo & Co., i. dissolved, this day, oy mutual consent. C, 8 Tuttle, or Frank Tuttlo, aro alone authorized to settl& all business connected with the firm

C. S. TUTTLE. FRANK TUTTLE. R. W. RIPPET0E,

July 22, 1S70. [45d3] C. AVINti.

DISSOLUTIONC,

NOTICE.

The firm of Wing A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. R. W. Rippe toe is alone authorized to settle the busines ot'tho firm. C.

WING,

HfKi Jt. W. RIPPET0E, O. S, TUTTLE.

Julv —, 1 s70. |45d:iJ FRANK TUTTLE.

'rii».'»• -i {.iie o.

wiifcosl tc-xlqqB?. & bmi eo rj&w

A I N E

68 OHIO STREETS

8fiorBivoiS[ baa via lo XKWijE »':5l uc ti.no-. ai i, .,

CHEAP ASD PROMPT

P. ^. HAfJGERTY,

!3I IV I A. Manufacturer ol

CHALLENGE AND

No.a soAPs, •, Candles,

J-oa .! •'ui'

i. «ii

Tallow, Oil, Ac. /v.:

iiou&t iOth£ireel?i u, 'J C_ *R*F TERRE.

HAUTE, INDIANA.

-iHdLiii .in

is aoaraateed equal foreign soap for not excepted. june'dtf

DENTISTS.

DENTIST!

BEACH'S BLqCK,

W-'f OVER tirf-Mfi,-,-. (lt

Jaol etc iljft .Jjaoioii.

Ryra's "Buekeye Store."

noorrtoJta rf \ifau 1 I,. --trv

Ijfl'""

'"WORK DONE AT

Mew York Prices!

|AU Operations Warranted.

Reduction of Prices in Rubber Work. W. .K. KOMilTEK has concluded to reduce his prices, of upper sets, from t'£ to $la. Best material used.

.»• nibfi' fi, Have You Houses or Rooms for

HTIurtholomew SDBOKOS AUD MBOHANICAL E N I S

Saocessor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre Uaute, Ind. RsBiDKNcr—Corner Fifth and Swan streets|m#)dtf

VIGO WOOLEN MILLS!

\U.K.i

to 7

Wo bAVo now on banil the

LARGEST STOCK OF

Jeans, Flannels,f

oii

Tweeds, Casimeres, »». Satinets, ..n t_-.il: ClothS,

'.sit

Blankets, u.-.

'..TI I

a «o :.v Co verlots,

STOCKING YARNS, &C.,

Ever offered in Terre Haute, in exchange for

['-WO OL !.»

And we havo no Invitation in Miying that i%

AND FINISH

QUALITY

tool

Our Goods

CANNOT BE SURPASSED-

In this market. All we ask is an examination and lair comparison, W© arc ueternuiic«l to give oar customors tho 'M fa £l icO b'fS4Vk*r«yrro

Very Best ol* Bargains

In exohnngo for their Wool. A\ o, kocp, all "kinds of""

COVERLETS^

Both Eastern and Kenuin^Home-m:ade, half

REMEMBER

That at the Vigo Woolen Mills you can get the best of goods and tho highest market price tor your Wool, either in cash or exchange.

S. S. KENNEDY & CO.^

East end Main street,

TBRBK HAUTE, INDIANA..

aiP^TflfSni

ATTORNEYS.

JOHN P. BAIRD, CltABLVS CftUPT.

gAIRD A CRUFT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Omoa-rNo. 82MaanStf«et,up stairs.

EP.

BEAUCHAMP,

141 MAIN STREET, CP STAIRS.

Western Land Broker, Loaiis Negotiated,Estates Managed Particular attention given to Collections. Correspondence solicited from non-residents

AILROAD AGENCY.

.,i

i--'

James H. Turner, Agent for the C. C. C. A I Railway, (Late Bellefontain) having moved his office to the storo of Turner & Buntin. corner 7th and Main streets, will give through receipts on shipments of Produce and Merchandise to all the Eastern Cities, (grain in bulk without transfer)and to all New England Towns, freight as low as by any other line,and time as quick. Over cto6dtf Corner 7thand Main street

MOORE & HAGGERTY,

Manufacturers of

Galvanized Iron Cornice.

Window Caps, Guttering, 4EC.,

Tin and Slate Roofing.

•vi. •j.o.i A SELECT STOCK OF Tin, Copper and Sheet Ironware

Particular attention paid to

OBBXlsT Q-

In Tm, Slate, Zinc and Sheet Iron Work, Warm Air Furnaces and Ranges.

NO. 181 MAIN STREET,

TERRE HAUTE,*IND. mj-^-lv 'I.,

1| W. F. BRISCOE, ,,

J'V- in: DKAI.KR IN ,-oiv

Family Groceries, Provisions, Hermetically Sealed Fruits, Vegetables, Oysters, Fish,

Preserves, Jellies,

Jifi.i, Sauces. Catsup. Jflvi L'irhles and, =,

Country Produce,

Ohio Street b6t^oen 3d and4th, Terre-Haute, Indiana, Goods delivered in the City free of charge. maridly

-..j till *'.i i.i CBAS. AI.RXANDKB.

K. c. KJCAI.

ALEXANDER & READ,

DKALEKS IN

Flour, Heal, Corn, Oats, Baled Hay, and Feed of all kinds,

Corner 8(b and Hmlm fitm. Articles delivered to any par of theeityfree of charge. doc 3d3m

MANHOOD:

How Lost! How Restored!

Jastpuhiuhai im a tented envelope. Price

cemlt.

A L86TURE on the NATURAL TREATment, sn Radical Cure of Spermatorhcea, or Semin il Wealwass, InvoMintary Emissions, Seiual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally: Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self-abuse, •Ac., by

ROBT.

CULVKHWELL,

M. D., author

of th^.''Gnen Book," Ac. '•4 Beba TtuMMfaids er 1 Sent under seal, ia a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of sis cents, or twogostage stamps, to CM AS. J. C. KLINE

127 Bowery. Hew lork, P. O. Box 46M. so. Dr. Culverwell's "Marriage Gaide," '& cents. JR ma4dw3m

AT TERRE HAtftnfc, 11

Saturday, July ,30, 70.

LAttKff »in vm iX JAS. ROBINSON ACO'S GREAT CIRCUS

I AKTI ANIMAL SHO W, i.

Emphatically pronounced by all to be thc^ Leading Show of the Period, combining all^fr thli best Riders of the age, among whom are tho great and only

JAMES ROBUTSOIir, The Undoubted and Undisputed Champion5' Bare-Back and Hurdle Rider of tho World, CHAMPION QF SPAIN—Wearing the Medal' '!f of Isabella. CHAMPION OF FRANCE—Wearing tho Ribbon of Napoleon III. CHAMPION OF RUSSIA—Wearing thoDoublo Eagle. CHAMPION OF ENGLAND-Wearing Her

Majesty's Crest of Honor. CHAMPION OF HAVANA. CUBA-Weanng the Diamond Studded Golden Belt. CHAMP/ON OF AMERICA—Having tho Kavor of the People.

Carrying his Son and Pupil, MASTER CLARENCE, Tho most wonderful Bov Equestrian that, any age ever has or ever will boast of.. including M'Ue 1IELENE DEMAREAIT. 'He AMY DoBRENT „,,

Mons. LORENZO MAYO Mons. THOMAS WATSON .li NICOLO NORTON, the great VICTORELLIS. numbering in all 45 male* artists combined in this great allied exhibi-^,*

MONSTER LIONS,

i'-i

Performed by 4

Mr, CHARLES WHITE, tho groat Linn monarch of the 19th century, whose thrilling aad terrific* teats with his savago pets a most illustrious saniplo of human daring-

TBE WONDERFUL MAN^MONKEl.5'

THE BEAR & SENTINEL. GREAT GOLDEN iJAIi til OF THE COXQUERBIt.

Komikal Klu Klitx Klan.

31 ACTS ISi THE BIHtt. jl all novel original and Poculiar to this Grand Exhibition.

This distinguished Troupe with aU its magni0cent accompaniments is attended byProi. 1IEILINGS SILVER CORNET BAND who will enliven .tho entertainments with choice overtures and will occupy elegant.

CAR OF THE Htmn

v..

which will be drawn by hyrses superbly Caparisoned.

MARSHALL ACOVItT lilt

tvr FAMILY CROOmiBli

OBtNB EXHIBRIOIM ir

Daily at 2 and 1% o'clock P. M, Joors open one hour before. ADMISSION m.'V -i«»fl50 cents .• Children under 10 years of ago 2fcts. —i'-t J..

WIH EXHIBIT AT PARIS ILL., JULY a»th TERkE HACTE JUJLT SOIh

PROVISION STQMMsm 1 U!

I f'ttool l»nu tut to (rtfUrtt

ATTORNEY AT LAW

A. J. WELCH,

.aras.

»:rl

9f{ Ifi 1RAI.KK l*r .»»•'•{ Br:rKff.,

Provisions, Flour, Salt, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, 4ccv

Will keep the best quality of articles in the above line, for sale at the lowest prices.'

Walnut st.f bet. 2d atnl td,

Terre Hautr, 1ml. jyl2dlm

I)AN MILLER,

Wholesale anil Retail Dealer in

GrocerieBrProvisiops, Nails.Feed, Flour, Fish, Salt. Shingle*,

&c., &C-,

Corner Koortk »»it Eagle Street*, Terre Haute. Connectod with the above is a Crkt-class Wagon Yard and Boarding House, the prorletorship of which has again been resumed "llli hi sonable charges. iW Board by the Meal, Day, Week or Month, mlldwtf DAN MILLER, Proprietor. AS. II. TURNKR, Ti C. Bill

Sy Mr. Miller who guarantees to all who muy patronize him, good accommodations at rea-

TURNER & BUNTIN,

..vi-i All kipds of

rldi

Wholesale and Retail

|V. II CA IN

liii 1-

»r-

l-nti

Family Groceries.:

We are now opening a general sto„k of Fami-^"8 ly Groceries, embracing every article usually found in such establishments, and request our Oiunds and tho public to give ns a cull and ex-»'£ amine our Stock and Prices. Allkindsot

COUNTIIY I'ltonuci.:" r" 1*1 Boughtat the market price. Give us a call. No trouble to show goods.

FLOUR AND FEED. V|,.

havo a I.-u opened a k'luarandFcedStore. you can at all timcrfgetlko best'of Pami t/r j- i.iur, Hay, Oats,. Rritn. fec. I livoiod freunt charg'o in tho city.

it.t ai. u|jciicu j? vvmpiorw whero (,u can at all timcrfgetlho best'of rami ly 1'lour, Hay, Oats,. Rritn. fec. AU goods de-

TIIRNEKA BinSEFili. jf-

Jfrcuiif cliaru-o in tnn citv. .)'»i in ,, Coiner 7Ui and Main Stceot. Terro Uauto, Oct. dtf 'J/il

Tii-frr-"~ /it |-.,u

JACOR E. VOORHEES, iKArJlfl

IN -j

FAMILY ,GROCERIES'

AND COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ohio St., bet. fourth & Fifth,

Will keep oa hand a fall supply ot foodfor man aad beast. ,, FLOUR, sn:»fc »T-2V*54-t

Y»q itnt! FEED.

(i,

FRUIT,

j5"'-'1 POHLTRV. 'Oiir W And a general assortment ol aait:

Family Groceries and Provision* ui

Will keep constantly on band a frtfth supply of uii Vegetables of all kinds, lie has xn connection with tho above

A EM ESH ME A TMAltKET, 1 Supplied with all kinds of fresh meat. Leave your orders and they will filled aad de-

livered promptly to all parts oithe city. Will also buy all kinds of

COUNTRY PRODUCE.*

Fanners will do well to call b«fefi Mllil|..V

J. E. VOOIMICI.

aasSldtf.

MARSHAL'S SAW!?

On-Tuesday the 26th. day of Jaly, at the Public Pound, I will stl a bay k^rse, found running at large ij»rTwjatioa

Jy22 D9SI"-

a «Ur onti-

nance- Said horse is 15 hands high, small star in forehead, both hind feat white, rapposed to be about 5 years old. 0. WHEFBMAN. vh)j City.Marshal-,.