Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 August 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

I KKUK-IXAUTi:, I1V1.

Monday Morning, Aug. S, 1870.

RAILROAD TIME TAI5LE.

TKRRE HAUTE AND JXDIANAPOMS.

LEAVE. A REIVE. 1 :U") a. Kxpress .5:40 A. M. a -Tip. Express 7 :00 A. Mail.... aop'*'

I UU f. Accommodation j!-jy Greencastle Accommodation. 10:10 a. m. ST. I.OU13, VAXDAI.IA ANDTERRE HAUTE R. R. leavk.

Short Line Rout?.-

From,he

HV,/.

:^:.::Kockvillc^way ...12:00a. m..Clin ton,Numa,lurnice...l1 .00 a. SKMI-M'EKKI.Y MAILS. ,ray,vil.evia.Vraineton .VrairicMancl

Closes Mondays and Thursdays »t

^i'^^S«^a^^nrday^tna.m Open*Tuesdays A, bauiru.i.. WEEKLY MAILS.

Ashboro via.

hr'^y^3

Eastern mails

,35S

Ciki'Us next week

IOOI.I'Y l'avor= n-- with late |.frunlicnl-.

J'.crAToES '.u'c -nilering t'..r

1 ii

expected to blow in this week.

Thf.

Large

arri\ e.

5.50 a. FastLine 9:00a. m2:ffl p. a Day Express 4 Ht:2'" p. Night Expres 1 .lo

INDIANAPOLIS tfc ST. I.OIIS RAILROAD.

Arrives from East. V,parts for Meet

t, :04 a. Fast Kxpress a :10 p. Day Express

M:2U P. Night Express M. 1-1:00 p, ii...Mattoon A' Ind. Acco .10.lJ P. n.

For,he has,.

4 :01 P. Day Express. 4:05 P. M. 12:20 a. Accommodation ..«.iua. V2 a. Lightning Express 1-..6 l'J-UU a. M...Mattoon ii Ind. Acco... -I'1

EVAN3II.LE AND CRAWTORDSVII.I,® {ARRIVE 11 :25 P. M. :rT) P. M.

LEAVE. o:0:'A.M KXj»rCS.« 2 :r.u P. Mai! rockville extension-.

LKAYR. 1 4d p. -Mail

I'OST officemrectoiiy.

^•L"s l.'not -rfirouKh 11:00 a. •1:00!'.

hn,?

inyongn....

3 15 U1

in Wav 0:30 p. j!'. m...Cincinnati&Washington 7:30 a.

•1:'!!! |V.' M.V.V~KvawvSl^a^^gy^**' *.35 J*

Opens Fridays at 3 p. in

c:lofn\0tn, Su^eck"Vor

TUlnl-IJ'. L. A. BUKXETT.'P. M.

IJFITBFJOAN COUNTY TICKET.

auditok,

WILLIAM PA DIM t'K. SHERIFF, liOKDON M-:R. treasurer, 1M0KTON C.KAN KIN. recorder,

I'll KODOKK MARXl-.N. SURVEYOR. A LEX AN DER COOPER. coroner,

DAVID L. CHRISTY.'

VV^XfEI, LENZF.K, KO-.i __pHiLIP RANDOLPH.

H'lKlE TRIM IN AT. COURT, JOHN O. CHAIN.

rnVRT

wilson smitii. H. 1L liOUDLNOT.

Hi,. City 1111*1 Vicinity.

IMi-i' UnAi'Ty wore in lnui'ket nil riat

urd:ty,

Uuttkk i, rising in price, an.l our -orfre

ise ut some of the butter.

Major

li. Hudson lias retnnu-d from

the Miu-liii County Springs.

Tiif.

special session of tlie Normal

School closes on "Wednesday.

iiiE ViRO Iron Company's furnace is

groat want ot this oil) ir- mall

Lionses for the work classes.

Hon Moses

V. Dunn

speaks at Tut-

tio- Mill to-morrow at one o'clock.

iiK liufi'alo races be^in to-morrow.

Several gentlemen will attend lroni thi

cit v.

1'iiE Brazil furnace—the only one now 111 blast in Clay County-will

tlii- week.

1 iifkks a pool lei low in town that «.iv it working between meal- that

killing him.

Mh. WfTTh. is preparing to resume

business iv opening a wholesale notion house about the tirst of September.

N'ei Secretary of the Terre

Haute VI his- Company, is going to Pittsburg to sec how such work- arc coii-

icted.

1 ltKP.E was heavy storm ol hail and

ain a lew miles south of the city 011 Sat

urday, and another heavy rain yesterday

tout noon.

Several ot our crack shuts ielt last

ni^iit for Chicago to attend the great -hooting tournament, which commences

at that cit to-d:i\.

1.^1 1TE a number of ladies and gentle

men went over to Indianapolis la-t night

to join the excursion to Put-in-Bay and

Niagara Falls.

Divorce.—There

aic ihitiy-nine ap

plications for divorce on hc docket of the Common Pleas Court, and more to

hear from.

l'lic Germans of the city will hold a

in.is mei-tiin jU Turner Hall, this eve

ning, to t-xpiv-ss their sympathy for. and

•ontlih nce in tin- Prussian-.

it i* I 'olkMitt is said to be more

neutral than over, under its pre-ent lem-

,'ciatic management. It takes brain-,

a.entleiiKin. and some ^iitioal sagacity to

e.nuhie: a political paper the-e days.

I 11F Sunday Cincinnati (\onii) rcntl wadclivired in ibis citv yesterday morning .it lime o'clock. The dispatch upon 0111 Bulletin P.oard, announcing the Prussian victmv at Worth, caused a lively sale of tt:e paper.

wine cellar.—Ph. Monning-

cr has the excavation completed for an

immense wine cellar, at his vineyard

north of the city. It is twentylive feet

long and twenty feet deep. Present pros-

pect.s indicate a very large vintage this

season.

The

matrimonial market was alarm

ingly dull last week. Jonathan Talman

arid Nancv J\. Solomon were the only

pair who gave a sentimental yearning of "Two souls with but a single thought. Two hearts that beat as one," and applied to the County Clerk for the

necessary papers to form the unit.

A Crave

Thought.—Isthere

anything

significant in the fact that the Democratic speaking stand is located upon the old

grave yard? Is that party on the verge

of the grave? Certain it is that the few

bones that rest in that ancient coinetery

are not more fossilized than are the lead-

or-'- of the Democratic party.

Base Ball.—'The

ARRIVE-

.11 :V A.M.

following are the

scores of the match games played bv the

Yigos, at Marshall, on Friday, in both

of which the Vigos were victorious, as

reported in our last issue: VIGo AND MARSHAL CLUE.

(J ROCKET •1 5 Sutton 1 4 ii 4 (i Greenough 0 3 2 9 J. Harlan f. 3 7 Safford 1 4 1 S AV (jireenough 1 7 Moyer 1 f. 4 4

VK O. Tu?sh 1 I' Voorhces 1 t'. Hell Early 2 Duncan Kipley (Gilbert f. C'rain 3 Plinth

DAILY MAILS. OPI*.

W, Harlan 3 3 4

.r 4 Catron 2 2 4 3 0 Ovt'rmire s....

Total 27 IfNIXG—1 2 Vico «i 12 0 Rocket 4

.. 2 0

Total

27 35 9 3-57 1-32

Flies cauifht—Vico: Tuesh 2, Voorhees2 Dun'-aii 1. Kipley 2, Gilbert 2, Smith 1—10 Rocket: W. Ureenougli 3, Moyer 1, Catron 2 —(i. Fouls caueht—Rocket: Grenoiigli 8, \V, Harlan 3—11. Vigo Bell 3—3. Out on bases —Vigo: G, Rockets: 10.

Umpire, W. W. Breysacher, of \'igo, B. B. C. Scorers, J. C. Warren and Mr, Hare. Time of !5iune. 3 hrs.

VIGO AND PARIS C'LI'li.

VlftO

Fridays at 9 p.

0 Paris 0 4 McCord 1 ...:..

(filbert f.... Ripley s.... Bi ll Smith f. Grain 3 b... Early 2b... Tuesh 1 b..

sa'le of

,""»7

Total innings— Vigo— Paris—

... 4 '3

1 2 C. Hartley f.. 2 5 4 4 Sutherland 2 b. ... 1 5 1 4 Jacuith 3 ... O 4

Newell 1 4

5 Garner .. 4 2 2 McMurchy p... ... 5 1 2 4 Booth 2 2 2 4 C. Newell 1 f..... ... 2

27 ?A Total.:" .. ."27 28

7 S 0 4 1 2

5-34 li—28

3 0

Flies eaught— Vigo: 'J'uell I. Voorhecs 1, (Jilbert 2, Ripley 1, Early 1—6. Paris:McCord 3, Hartley 1, Sutherland 2, Jaciiith 2, Garner 1—9. Koult caught—Vigo Bell 4.

Hooth 4. Out on bases- -Vigo 8.

Our

Parit:

Paris17.

Umpire, M. Overmire, of th Rocket B, B. Li. Scorers, F. Hurty and S- Duncan. Time of game about 3 hrs.

farmers are warned to be on the

lookout for swindlers who deal in patent

rights. They are operating in different

parts of tho State with great success, and

will probably give our county a call.

They generally travel with patent roofing or lightning rods, and sell to farmers,

taking his note or if he cannot read, his

bond. The note has certain conditions

in it which render its negotiation impos

sible,. hut these conditions are erased by

chemical means, leaving it an oidinary

note of hand, which they sell at a dis

count to other parties. In case the man cannot road they till out a mortgage on

some portion of his property, and'repre

senting it as a bond for performance of the contract, induce him to sign it with

his mark, having persons handy to wit

ness it 011 this they raise- money, and

leave the farmer to get out of it the best

way he can.

This may not be all the ways tliev have

of swindling, but should be sufficient to

put all 011 their guard dgainst them.

Read carefully the notes they ofler you to

sign, then copy them and make theperson receiving them certify to the correctness

of the copy you are then safe. We would

advise others to be very careful about

buying notes from men of whom you

know nothing, for the probabilities are

that if you get them for one cent 011 a

dollar you would make a poor bargain.

There are, of course, men in this busi

ness who are strictly honest, but unless

you know who you are dealing with, take

the precautions we have suggested, and

such others as may commend themselves

to you. The honest dealer will lind no

fault with your precautions, while one who is endeavoring to swindle may make

objections to being balked of what lie

considers his legitimate prey.

Real

Estate Transfers.—The

fol

lowing transfers ot real estate were en

tered upon the Recorder's books during

the last week:

Samuel Royse, Administrator, to John M. Pollitt 14 acres in Honey Creek townip for S-lHo.

De Witt Hulse and others to John S. Beacli lot in the city for S400. Geo. A. Hayward to Harvey Carpenter part of a lot in lilinn's subdivision for sioO.

Daniel A. Jones to Lewis Duenweg two lots in Jones' subdivision for SG00. William Williams to Nelson R. Bayless lot in Maxville for $50.

Mary J. Meredith to Mary M. Jewett two lots in Jewett's addition for §1,000. Geo. W. Now to Andrew Grimes 10 lots in Barnaul's subdivision for SI,500.

Geo. C. Duv to Louisa and Charles Volger lot in Duy's subdivision for $1300. Maria S. Burt to Terre Haute Glass Company one acre in Diiv's subdivision for SlM.'O.

Isaac Build to John S. Vancleave acres in Honey Creek township for $555. Daniel W. Payne to Josiali Stultz 2-1 acres in Otter Creek township for $90(1.

Samuel K-Sparks to Mat Pound lot in the city for $1,000. Marv K. Greiner to Edwin Harrison lot in john Sibley's addition for §1800.

Robert liuekell to same, lot in same addition for $1,750. Richard Forster, Sr., to same, lot in "Wilson's addition for $900.

Fian«*s Wambush to Eliza Donovan lot in Barnaul's subdivision for SI,000. Andrew Grimes to Daniel Reibold, 3 lots in Barnnin'.- subdivision for $500.

Margaret Welton to Pat Shannon, part of lot in Chase's subdivision for $5(»0. Peter Sell- to O«*orge A. Paine, lot in Jones' subdivision for .fooU.

M. A. .lewett to Henry Milfeil, lot in Jewell's addition for $500. Same to W. W. Curry, two lots in same for $1,000.

Brinkley Russell to Trustees Linton township, one acre in Linton township for $1-.

Ira L. Reilsnider to Daniel A. Jones, lot in Jones' subdivision for $S50. W. B. Green to John E. Tobey, 10acres in Riley town-hip for $200.

Joseph Listen to H. Liston, 85 acres in Pierson township for $1,000. Jones J. Farrar to Frances H. Jennings, lot in Sand ford for $1'25.

Svlvanus Ward t« Jackson Reece,undivided one-third of IS acres in Lo-t Creek township for $180.

Jackson S. Reece lo N\ K. Reece, ihe undivided two-thirds of same land for $3t0.

...»--5338383?^

Indiana State Institute Associa

tion.—At the suggestion of President

Jones, the teachers attending the Normal

School met on Thursday evening to take into consideration the propriety of organ

izing a State Teachers' Institute. Presi

dent Jones was called to the chair and briefly stated the objects and imftortance

of such an association. After anCelaborate discussion of the subject, a commit

tee of five—Prof. O. H. Smith, Prof. G.

P. Brown, D. E. Hunter, E. II. Staley

and W. H. Palmer—were appointed, to

present a plan of organization. On

Friday evening the committee made the

following report, which was adopted:

We the Teachers of Indiana do agree that the following shall be the objects and plan of this Association.

OEJF.CTS.

1st. To secure annually during the slimmer vacation a State Teacher's Institute to be held in the Normal School Building at Terre Haute. 2nd. To extend the influence of the Indiana Slate Normal School. plan.

1st. The officers of this Association shall be a President, Vice Presidents, a Secretary, two Assistant Secretaries, a Treasurer, and an Execntive Committee of seven.

The County Examiner's shall be Vice Presidents of the Association. 2nd. The Executive Committee shall make such arrangements as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying out the objects of the Associations, by co-operat ing with the Normal School Board Trustees.

livers and Abbie$. I-lagg of Terre Haute,

and Sarah Donahue of Greencastle.

Treasurer, Prof. O. H..Smith, Execu

tive Committee, President W. H.Jones,

Prof, C. W. Hoss, of Bloomington, A. M.

Gow, of Evansville, D. E. Hunter, of

Peru, 11. C. Shortridge, of Indianapo^s,

Mjs.s Ruth Morris, of' RidHnfontl, and

Miss N. Cropsey, of Indianapolis. The

Executive Committee were instructed to

choose their owu^choirmau.

IiHliniiupoiis

St.

Louis Kail Koai.

CHANGE OF TIME.

TTn and after this date (Sunday,

August 7th,) pass^n^ecjtrgtjns will a^iy.e

and depart as follows:' arrive from the east, depart for the west 0:04. a.j! Fast Express '6:08. a si. 3:10 P. -M Day Express 3:15. p.m. 10:20. P. Night Express 10:25. p.m. 10:00. p. m....Mattoon ,S Ind. Ace. ,.10 15. p.m. ARU'IVE PROM THE WEST. DEPART I'D I!

THE EAS.T

4 01. p. Day Express 4:05. p.m. 12:20. a. 11 Accommodation 7 :10. a. m. 12:52. a. m.....Lighting Express....l2:55.. a. m. 10:00. a. m...Mattoon & Ind. Ace.... 3:10. P, M. augS-dlw. E. B.

Allen,

Agent.

The reason wliy our store is crowded

daily even at this dull season of the year

is because the people are finding out that

our advertisements are never overdraw and so mav be cut out anil brought to our

store and

the and article be obtained at the

pries mentioned.

FOSTER BROTHERS,

Opera House Block

A Cavil.---Having sold our crop of

small fruits, we close our fruit house for

the pre-ent, expecting to resume at the

commencement of another season. We

tender our sincere thanks to our friends

and customers.iW'.Jhete,liberal patronage

Price

A Co.

7o,04H) customers who have already

traded with us bear willing testimony to

the reliability of our house, and the qual

ity of our goods. We aiia to make our

store the most reliable place of busines

in the West. We want our customer to

feel that a child can buy goods of us just

as safely as an experienced buyer.

Foster Brothers.

Opera.House Block.

('iirrysvllle Coal.—Morgan & Elder

are now ready to receive orders fort'ilrrys ville Coal at their office, 011 Ohio street,

ror. Sixth. titf.

Ladies, now is youv thiii* to leave

your orders for your Walking Boots, as I

have greatly reduced the price of all my

Leather, Lace and Button Boots,

tt I. K.

ISiiv

Clatkelter.

vonv Corsets of Riddle.

The Telegraph Coal Cook Stove.

The Constitution Coal Cook Stove are the

best Coal Stoves in the market! No dust,

no smoke all warranted to give perfect

satisfaction or no sale. Can only be had

at Ball's Stove Store.

llon't forget the

special

the month of August

Unusual inducements. 111 all kinds of

Matt in /*,

will he offered during the

month of Augnst, to close out .stock for

the season. Call and see the goods at

Ryce's Carpet Hall.

Fresh Baltimore Oysters received

daily at the popular Washington Saloon. 3,d2t

.. 2 i:

(ireat bargains in Carpets and other

F11 nishing Goods, to reduce stock and make readv tor fall invoices. Now is

the time for

specialties

Han

at Ryce's Carpet

Her/A Ai nold beat the World on Silk FanT "11

,™~~

Frank Crawford ha.1* a full line Misses colored Boots—lis lo 2.--^ Mil*, green, qiiieiypnrplt' iriiil1 bronze.1

Kidille (or Neck Chains. ... v..

Mrs. K—h, how dreadful hot it is. Mrs. —Yes, madam, it is'very warm, but I feel rather.- comfortable.

Mrs. N.— Is it possible? And bow do vou manage that? Mrs. K.—I-risd oWedfHerz A Arnold's Fans, thev are the best and cheapest in the city.

Dr.

Sage's Catarrh Remedy produces

perfect cures of the worst cases of Ca

tarrh. "Cold in. the. Head," Coriza and

Catarrhal HeadaMie, as' hundreds of testimonials from well known citizens and

eminent physicians who have used ii-in

their practiie abundantly testify. It is

mild, pleasant and unirritatiug. The

proprietor offers $500 for a casepfCatarrh

that he cannot cure. This Remedy sent to any address by mail on reciept of sixty

cents. Address R. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo. N. Y. Sold by druggists. Stop that Hacking Kriugh bv useing Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery.

Public Speaking.

Hon. Moses F.' llnnn, Republican

Candidate for Congress, will address his

fellow citizens as follows: Tuttle's Mill, Tuesday, August 9th. New Goshen, Wednesday, 10th.

Middletown, Thursday, 11th. Centerville, Friday, 12ih. Speaking will commence at one o'clock

each dav. All are invited.

IF YOU

\Y ant a C'ook, Want a Situation,

Want a Salesman,

Want a Servant Girl,

Want to Sell a House,

Want to Sell a Patent^

Want to Lend Money, j'

Want to Buy a House

Want to Buy a Horse,

Want-to find a Strayed Animal,

Want to Sell a Piece of Furniture.

The following persons were chosen of

ficers for the ensuing year: President,

Hon. B. C. Hobbii. Secretaries, W. W-

Want to Buy a Second-hand Carriage,

Want to lind anything you have Lost, Want to lind.ail Owner for anything

Found,

You can make your wants known to the

readers of the

Express,

Five cents a day".

New Itraidsat llerz A Arnold's.- Ii

IIliving removed my office to tile corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, I am prepared to till all orders for llw* p\ire, unadulterated block "conl. •'J

lifetime ai'c lost every year, simply because the parties concerned either forget

or do not appreciate the fact that Sozo-

dont. duly applied, render- the dental

substance proof against decay.

Accidents will occur even in the best

regulated families, and "Spalding's (jlue-'

should be kept handy.

Cory, DeFrees Co. have a large

stock of Clothes Wringers, which they

propose to sell at low figure-'. Also, a

new style of Cistern Pump, that for the

price cannot he beat. Step Ladders,

Cutting Boxes, &c., Ac. Parties needing

anything'of the kind would do well to

give them a call. 20-tt

Notice to Invalids.—The under

signed, who has had several year's ex

perience as lying-in nurse, tenders her

services to the ladies of Terre Haute to

act in that capacity.. Adiliess perspnally

or by letter, Catherine Lynott, Miller

House, corner 4th and Fagle streets.

SEWER PIPE.—We have three inch

stone Sewer Pipe, straight pieces and el

bSws. Contractors and parties building

should see it.

prices that are

prevailing at Ryce's Carpet Hall during

w".^-,*.W".'-.e:s 4-S®S SfX W

E. F. Merrill. '»-.

Our Prices on Black Jewelry are f:i below those of our competitors.

fli '.Jii-i' i'A

Herz

Vims cheap enough at Riddle'-.

New Potatoes at C. I. Ripley's.

Kidille for Table Castors.

Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria Antoinette Slippers, steel ..buckle and leather bow. Also, Misses and Children's colored Boots, at Frank Craw ford's^ LIS Main st^et^

"The Sabie Old Regiment witl New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is dail receiving New Goods from the maniifac lories Call and examine his Custom Work of all kind-. No Main -tree)

Riddle for \urielv

Milliiici g-ood-i I hfiip. ill o:der to

close out an immense slock of summer

good-we wiii-ell evei vtbinvr in our line

at great Iv reduced pi ices. Boiirret-, hats,

and ribbons ot the late-t style' lower than the same ipiaiitv ol good- ic-iv.* ever

been sold before the war at S. L. Strain ci Co.'n,

j20 14!) Main st. bet. 5th and f.th

Vast Quantities of Ivory Destroyed. Thousands of teeth that might last a

Jones

23-dtf.

Dyspeptics and Invalids can use it wit,

impunity. Prepared by

C. I.

Kipley.

DIED.

POTTER—At 2:40 P. M., August 7th, Fred K., aged 4 years and 9 montHs, only son of Dr. E. B. it Rebecca G. Potter.

The remains will be taken to Richmond, Indiana, for interment

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Miami Medical College,

OF I M'l .N -N I I.

Ne\t Uoim.i.n 4. ISJU.

Professor'# Tickets. $4 O. Oit.

end fur Keg-ilar Announcement. ijKit. MKNDEKHALE. M. D., Dean. Ii. .Vft:YENS, M. D., Sec'y.

CARRIAGES.

J. M. WH.DY, LEWIS THOMA9, WILIJAM P0TH9 WILDY,

THOMAS

Corner2dan WalnutSts, Terre Haute,Ind. Repairing .lone promptly and at) Low Rates ie2dtf

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is preprred" to execute art orders in his line with neatness and dispatch, comer of Third inn Ctierry streets, Terre Haute, Ind. ian2l)—5-cwt.

UNDEHTAKER.

If*.

O'CONJSELL.

Haviiig purchased back from E. \V .*Chadwiok^Gruber Co., the Undertaker's Establishment, and having had seven years experience in the business, is now prepared t» furnish Metalic Burial Cases. Case's, X!as-i kets.and Wooden Coffins, of all style* and sizes, from the best and largest stock of burial material in the State, at No. 2 North Third street, Terre ute, Indiana, wtf Terre Hante, May

The Markets.

TEUItE HAUTE MARKET.

Terre Haute, August 5.

Wool—Unwashed 23(927 Flecce, washed 33@:5G Tub washed 40@43 Wheat—Mediterranean 1 15@1 25

Alabama 1 20@1 25 .White 1 30(81 40 Rye STbush .'..... 70 Corn, in ear, bosh new 8tl@90 Oat«.... 50@60 Hides—Green Butchers 9@9%

Green cured 10@10% Green Calf. 12£@18 Green Kip 10 ,-i Diy flint.'. ...:. 20@21 ui Damaged llides %offFlax Seed 1 G0@1 75 TimotbySeed Hay, ton

FlonrIB bbl Corn IB bush

Want to Kent a Store,

Want to Sell a Piano,

Corn Meal Butter lb Kggs fl dot Chickens Coffee ^lb

Tea..... SugarHalt bbl Hams !t Shoulders Bacon Sides

Want to Rent a House,

Want to Sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place,

Want to Borrow Money,

Want to Sell a House and Lot-,

Want to find any one's Address.

at only Twenty-

Consolidated t^Scrip

Brie. Erie, preferred lliwlem -.

Reading ^47u A'^.'4 MichiganCentral 117%'H/4 ll Lake Shore

& ArN'uLD.

?12t314

RETAIL MARKET.

7 50 100

i5@fi5 1 25 20@25 15

00@3 50 20@25

1 50@2 00 10@18 -.2 50a2 75 2S ir.(ni8 20

»rEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

By Tclograph August 8, lH"n. The followine table wi{J show, the closing pricos of gold, Government securities, railway and other shares, in New York, yesterday, compared with the three prcccding days

Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat-

6 per cts, 18H1 11'% 113^ 113K ljo^ 5-20s,lstseries,liii!2 110)4 HI 111•/* 111/a 5-20s,2d series, 18(.4 111I/4 11"^ H'% 110^4

111% ui%

lvfe

no#

5-^0s, 3d series, 1805 llo'4 H0i4 }'0#j 5-20s,4th series, lStXl 100 10*,IJ^ -109% lOOyjj 5-20s, Othseries, 18t7 100V6 10i|H 109!-^ tOlJ% 5-20s,6th sories, ]!iti8 1W4 ISNm 109H lO'.^ in in, 1 11 it 1. larv. fN«w York Ciiatral -U2*. i)2

'XI 92

:(t'4 '20,'/j 2ff4 ut'4 40 40 42 41 1J2 132 133 132

W/A

'.hi

Illitiois' Central..., #^4 131 lo^ 1.1 Cleveland A 1'flfcbiifeh aoaj^loo H'100 •Chfrird s»vs y, ilo prclerroii 8V'H Rock island 113''n,113yi J10.^ 1134 Ftl Wayne

Chicago 02 02/. !•-.

Terre-Hante& Alton 24 j5 20 do preferred.. '-I Chicano Alton -IJ'j 1J-' 'J1!., do preierrej.. 11» llo C. C- & Indiana

Central 17 4 r.'a •••.—

Cle. Co. Cin. & Ind Ind. & Cincinnati O.Jk M.eertf. S $$ «M W. U. Telegraph 3 4 W •$6. •MoW 121J4 121':, 121^ 121k

American Express Co.,.

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By 1'elegraph^ ....Cincisxatj.August0FLUUR—Dull: family at1 50ai 1 2\ll ii for

WliEAT—In fair demand red, 1 40al-45 for white, CORN—Dull at85aS8, .*l

RYE FLOUR—Steady at 5 75aS (HI. CORN MEAL—Quiet and unchanged. WHISKY—Lower: sales barrels at ftiV, al 00.

WHEAT—Dull, in buyer.- favor, 1 2bal for No 2 Chicago, 1 30a 1 39 for No 2 Milwaukee, latter very quiet. 1 72 for winter red western.

RYE—Quiet. CORN—Steady,94aViij for new mixed western,1 OSal 10 for yellow, llo'^al 13 for prime white western.

OATS—Heavy and dull 34,000 bushels at 54a55 for western l»a07 for Ohio and State. IIAY—Firm '-nipping at 8-"a'N.i retail at 1 O.'.al 25,

COFFEE—Quiet and steady. SIJG AR--Steady 000 hhds at -.I'^aloVi fur Cuba and lOall for Porto Rico.

PORK—Prime mess 33. BEEF—Steady: sales of 100 bbls at 12j1C. for plain mess HialO for extra mess.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

By Telegraph.)

Jones.

Go to S. R. Freeman and get a pair

of Lazarus & Morris perfected Spectacles.

He keeps also the lower grades besides

and you can be suited.

Self-raising Flour saves all Tiakir.

Powders, Soda and Cream Tartar.

Always reliable.

New

York, Auyit'tO.

MONEY—Easy,.3a5 per cent. STERLING— Nomina I. GOLD—Dull, bu( Closed rather strong, opened at 21'4, fellio'20%, closed at 21,£a.*?:

CARRYING RATES—3 per cent to Hat, CLEARANCES—$43,000,000. GOVERNMENTS-Very dull.

MADAM STEW ART,

tiii: ci:i,r,BKATi:D

MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT,

Has just arrived in this city from New York, after extended European four, and is stopping for a few days at the Room 5 Terre Haute House, where she can be consulted from eight A. M. tonine P. M-, whether in relation to business, health or love matters. The Madamjiays particular attention to the sick and,afflictfd tnil also to stolen property, and gives lucky numbers in lotteries. Prices moderate, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. aug5

DYERS.

JJYtOINU, SCO IiI N

KEisro'v^-TiKra-,

In all its Branches, at

II. Reiner's Dye llouse,

11. (ith ami 7th.

Hating closed out my and gone into the

& CfO.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

sepl7d2m

If you are Sick Go and See DR. IIAKLAND,

ISS Smith 1st, Street, bet. Furring!on & inc.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

lie cures .Scrofula, Consumption in the incipient staee. Rheumatism, Heart Kisea Semimil Weakness. Prolapsus Uteri aim an Female diseases. Hours of consultation from a. M. to P. M.

THE ('IT 1"

HAT HOUSE!

Stock ol ,JrocerLi..

11 AT ANB AI» Bl'KINESS

exclusively. I am now prepared to sell the same atgreatly

'Jtf.Jr.f i'{

REDUCED PRICES!

Un'ring purchased them recently at

fu. 1

PANIC PRICES

FOR CASH, which enable-: me to

SELL CHEAPER

Than the Cheapest. My stock is all new ant fresh, comprising all the latest styles. Calland examine bctorc purchasing elsewhere.

J. F. BADGLEY,

JVo. 12. South 4th Street, mav3l Terre Haute, Ind.

WANTED!

OITliY

rKNTN!

CHEAP JENO UGH

DO YOU WANT HELP?

ADVERTISE IN TIIE EXPRESS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

ADVERTISE IN THF. KXPRESS.

Do You Want to Buy or Sell?

ADVERTISE IN Till:: EXl'ltESS.

Have You Property for Sale?

ADVERTISE IN TIIE EXPRESS.

THE EXPRESS having the largest home circulation, is the best medium to secure your wants by advertising. We now put rates so low that there is no excuse for not making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Rent," "Help Wanted," "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted," "Property for Sale," "Boarding," ost," "Found," "Strayed," "Stolen," "P nnl," ,tc., will be inserted for

25 CEhTS A DAY!

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

Hiive You Houses or Rooms lor

Rent

'aovf.rtisk in tiii: f^i'iti s*.

ONLY 25CENT8 A DAY.

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

WANTED.

WANTED—A

OATS—Quiet new at 'al.iliiI• RYE—Dull at8GaM). .. "BARLEY—Unchanged at 1 OOal 1() l.ir new COTTON—Dull at IS1/, for middling.

WHISKY—Dull at t»7a93, no sale.MESS PORK—lleldat 30 till, but no raits. BULK MEATS—In fair demand, sales of shoulders at 135-$ but thev are mostly held at ia%, sides at lSVialii.'^alCi for rib, clear rib and clear.

BACON—In fair demand, rhonlders at 14^4 and sides at 17}^alS,'4 for clear rib and clear. HAMS—Sugar cured at 2r.a25?,,

BUTTER-Firm at 25a23. EGGS—14al5 for for selected, .they arc not saleable now unless selected.

CHEESE—Firm at 13al5. LINSEED 01 L-l 00al 02. LARD OTL-1 17al 20. PETROLEUM—24a2'.. GOLD—12i buyin?. MONEY—Market SalO per cent

M'.W VOUK MAKKET.

By Telegraph.) Nkw York, August ti. ICOTTON—Dull, 343: bales: middling uplands at 19}'.

JfLOUR—5al0c lower with sales of »,800 barrels at f. 50a6 06 for" superfine western and Sfate: 0 40ati 50 for common to good extra western and State, ti 55a7 00 for good to choice do, 0 65a7 35 for common to choice white wheat extra, fiOaOSO for common to good extra round hoop Ohio, ii 7a0 tm common to choice extra St. Louis

geod Girl, immediately, to

do general housework: apply to Mrs. W. W. BYEKS, Walnut and 9th,

WANTED—Board

WANTED—To

4*.4

Adams Express Co.:......- Hi:- tu,a *$4 United States Exp. ('o 43 43

4../.1

CINCINNATI MAItlii:1!.

treet, between Mil It

and child. Address, with terms "Ad-"

vertiser," Daily

for a gentleman, wife ress, with terms "A

Exbp.ess

office. augli-tf

WANTED—AGENTS,100call

can make from

S5.00 to f0,00 per day, on or address A D. Fritz, over No. main st., Terre Haute, Ind. auglrdwlw

purchase a house and lot

worth from one to three thousand dollars, centrally located also to exchange a good farm, well improved, for a house and lot: will pay the difference in money apply to E P. Beauchamp, 141 Main St., up stairs-

FOR RENT.

ClOR RENT—A very desirable brick Dwel'J. ling on north-east corner of Sixth and •liaglo streets, formerly occupied by Mr. Brown enquiro at B. G. Cox Co's, 159

Main street. 2Sdtf

FOR SALE.

I.10K SALE-A RARE BARGAIN—A fine JJ stock of Merchant Tailoring Goods and lease of a fine business room the best location in the city of Terre Hanto. A good opening for the Merchant Tailoring business. Terms will be made reasonable. For further particulars address JAMES M, ALLEN and RALPH L. THOMPSON, Executors of

Joseph

Grover, deceased, jylS

I1jlOR

SALE-A GOOD HORSE, BUCKBOARD AND HARNESS. Enquire at the Daily Express Office. tf

FAMILY CROCERIES.

PROVISION STORE.

A J. WELCH,

l'K.w.Ei IN

Provisions. Flour, Salt, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, &c.,

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

Walnut st., bet. 2d and .'id,

Terre Haute, In.I. iyl2dlin

S. H. TURNER, T. C. BUNTIN

TURNER & BUNTIN,

Wholesale and Retail 1) liAiiERW I N

All kinds of V"

FamilyGTOceries.

We are now opening a general stock of Family Groceries, embracing every articlo usually found in such establishments, and request tiur friends and the public to give us a call and examine our Stock and Prices. All kindsoi

COUNTBY PltODlJC

Give us a call.

Bought at the market price. No trouble to show goods.

FLOUli AND FEED.

We have also opened a Flour and Feed Store where you can atall times get the best of Family Flour, Hay, Oats, Bran, tc. All goods de livered free ot charge in the city.

TURNER At BUNTIN, Corner7thand Main Street,

Terre Haute, Oct. ti.lSOi). dtf

JACOB E. VOORHEES, J|L

DI'AI.ER IN"

FAMILY GROCERIES

AMI

COUNTRY l'K«l»IICE,

Oliio St., bet. Fourth & Fifth,

Will keep on hand a full supply of food lor man and beast. FLOUR,

FEED.

FRUIT, POULTRY

And a genoral assortment ot

Family Groceries and Provisions

Will keep constantly on hand afresh supply of Vegetables of all kinds. He has in connec tion with the above

A E E A A 1 1 E

Supplied with all kinds of fresh meat. Leave your orders and they will be tilled and delivered promptly to all parts of the city. Will a Iso buy all kinds of

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Farmers will do well to call before selling.

J. E. VOORHEES.

augSldtf.

DAN MILLER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Groceries,Provisions, Nails,Peed, Flour, Fish, Salt. Shingles, rWt &.C., &C-,

Corner Fourth anil KagleStreets, Terre Haute. Connected with the above is a first-class Wagon

Yard

and Boarding House, the pro

prietorship of which has again been resumed by Mr Miller, who guarantees to all who may patronize him, good accommodations at reasonable charges.

Hoard by the Meal, Day, Week or Month, mlldwtf DAN MILLER, Proprietor.

BALL, BLACK & CO.

our, .1 II .11, 1

NEW YORK,

lluvito theattentio Waute and

_i'-1 A

ers from Terro sortAN

'uient of SILY {CY GOODS, and'UWK *1AXI/KE». All vr'dera will be promptly attended to. Goods sent per Express, and package?"allowed to bo opened before selection rfmade'l Any article not satisfactory can be exchanged.

Estimates given and designs furnished on application. Our goods are of the best, and at prices which cannot be undersold. Stran L'er-' visiiing the city, without intention ol jiurcbase. are also cordially invited to visit •ur establishment- jyl8-dly

Hew York Circus.

Erom thellippotheatron Iron Busldings, 14tlr Street,'opposite the Academy of Music, New Yor I.. B. I.ESfT ItlKF.r roK

AT TERRE HAUTE, Thursday, August 1MH,

Performance

Afternoon at l-S. Evening' nt M. It should be ilistincly understood that this establishment is

fv THE (Ml K1UST CLASS niH'IS"

in America permanertly establishcl in a large city, conducted in metropolitan style, and which has acquired a inetrojiolitan reputation With the New York Circus will be f..und the name of

M'LLE CAROLINE HOLLAND, beyond all question the most daring and accomplished lady rider living, who excutes all her wondcron? flights from a BAREBACL HORSE.

TIIE GREAT MELVILLE, (With his Cliarniing Infant Son.) whose daring bareback Steeple Chase Act lias rendered him celebrated throughout the world.

ROBERT ST1CKNEY,

The Champion Equestrian, without exception the best general performer who has ever lived, whether in his astounding feats upon a single horse, or in his superb act upon Four liareback Steeds—thus presenting the

THREE IIEST RIDERS IN AMERICA

s, combination which c.tnany E.iuestrian in the

In one Company not be equaled world.

JOE. PENTLAN 1, The Great American Clown WILLIAM CONKAD.

The Champion Trick Clown H. 13. WILLIAMS, The Greatest of English .Testers:

WITH—

A a E ii

Acrobats,

Forming an array of FIRST CI.ASS TAI.EJ(T in every department of Equestrian and Acrobotic art never before equaled on tiii continent. One of the greatest features of the Now York Circus is

Prof. Chas. Jiosnold's Jlrass and Heed Baud.

This Band is thrkr timf.3 a: larof. as any band ever attached to any other Circus, anil will parade the principal streets about !•}. A. M., in the largest, most massive and claborrtely carved and decorated

OLDEX (JHA. HIO 2.

Even constructed, and drawn by Tiie Unixlsomcsl Tcnm 21 IIoi-scs that the world can produce. The uni form of this Band is in the style of the French Impel*ial Cent Garde, being gorgeous beyond dcsciption. No Catchpenny ftidc Shows allowed with this C3tablisment. ADMISSION O cents. Children under 10 years of age 2"cts. Doors open at 2 and 7 Grand Entree at 2,'i and I'. Xvl. e®*Tickets sold in advanco at B. G. Cox ACo Book Store.

THE NEW YORK CI IUTS

W il l, VIII It IT AT PA It IN III. Auu. ITtli

ADVERTISING.

Does it Pay to Advertise?

Tho Success of Our Most Prominent Business Men is Ample Proof that

IT DOES PAY.

Much has b9en written in regard to Advcrlising and

Its Advantages,

And much can yet be written in proof "i the assertion that those who

Advertise Most LiVierally,

are the most

SUCCESSFUL

In Business Enterprises.

Advertising Truisms.

IT KKVIVKS Bt SIJiKSS,

IT CREATES BUSINESS,| *,

IT riJESEEVES BI.SISESS,.

IT WCHEASES BUSINESS,

-ixsini's ncsi.vKs^

Thoiuands of fortuned hare been made by persons wbo po??es?ed the sccret #if placing their batiness in a proper manner belore the public,ihrouph judicious newspaper advertising.

.TTJrJ"V

11.

isro.

liKliiiiiiipolis & St. Louis !'ail road.

From and alter this date, and until further notice, the

Pftssea f/(i Depot

At Terre Haute will be at the

BKICK HOUSE

•«At the hi-ad ot North ourth street-'

Trninr-, will an ivear.d depart as follows *.

Arrive from the l'last and depart for the West. Fast Express ti:0oA. At. Iay Esjiresa 3:0" P. M, Night Express 10:20 P. M.

Arrive from the West and depart for the E:i.st. Lightning Express 1:15 A. M. Accommodation 0:25 a. m. !av Express 4:05 p. m.

1'itssrnf/rrs iritl lv carried to a inl from Mti in Street nt Street a in ii i.tlw E. B. ALLEN, Agent.

O. AI.LEH,

-Tiic ,1 latter,'

Hew York 'Hat Store.'

Having a competent buyer in New York to select goods as soon as lnanu-r.i.-turcd, I am enabled to present, at ill times, the Intent Novcltic-

VLLEN.

The Ila tier

I 33 ilX STREET.

iul -'uln.

MOORE & HAGGERTY,

Mnnufneturers of

a Irani unl Tvon Co rti re. Window Caps, Guttering, &c., Thi and SI ate Roofinf/.

A SELECT STOCK OF

Tin, Copper ami Sheet Ironware

Particular attention paid to

J~QJ3J3T2rGt

In Tin, Slate, Zinc and Sheet Iron

Air Furnaces and Ramjet.

XO. 181 MAIN STREET. TERRE HAUTE, IND

my'.-lv

Money Cannot Buy It' For Sicht is Priceless

•ht

THE DIAMOND GLASSES

Manufactured by

J. E. SPENDER & CO., N. V.,

Which are now offered to tho public, Hre pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians of the World to bo the

MONT PERFECT,

Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, trom minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, an.l derive their name, "Diamond," on account of their hardness and brilliancy.

The Scientific Principle Jn

which they are constructed brings tho core or centre ot the Icri- directly in front of tho eye, producing a clear and distinct visinn, as in the natural,healthy sight, and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as glimmering and wavering ot sight, dizziness, Jcc., pe culiar to all others in use.

They iroMoiuitoil in t.'ic finest niuniicr

In frames of the best quality of all material-" used tor that purpose.

Their Finish and Durability cannot bo surpassed.

CAUTION. -None genuine unless bearing their trade markOstamped on every frame.

J. R. TILLOTSON,

Jeweler and Optician,Sole Agent for Terre llaule, Indiana, from whom they can only be obta ined. These goods are not supplied to f'edlers, at any price. uiar'ildwly

DENTISTS.

W. K. JiOSSETER,

DENTIST!

BEACH'S BLOCK.

Kyee's ^Jiuckeye Store.'

UORK DONE AT

New York Prices!

A J1 OjH'i ations *V:irrantedl

Reduction of Pricos in Rubber Work.

W. V. K»MSITI:K has conclu.i C'l to reduce bis prices, of upper sets, from i'A to SJ5. Best material used.

L. II. BARTHOLOMEW, sinoroN* and xecraxical

DENTIST,

Successor Dr. I. M. W l-.LD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre liaute. Ind. Risiiii nci Corner Fifth and Swan streets

Im^Odtt

ATTORNEYS.

JOiyf r. BAIRD, CIMRr.KSCRCPT.

A O

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

OmCE—No. 82Main Street,up stairs.

1- i:i: u"CHAMi\

ATTORNEY AT LAW

111 MA I.N STUKKT, U* STAIKS.

Western Land. J}roker loans Xef/otiatcd,Estates Managed.

Particular attention given to Collections. Correspondence solicited from non-resident:.

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