Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 September 1870 — Page 4

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TEKltB-IlAUTE, 1IN" D.

Tlinrs'lay Morning. Sept.. 1, 1R70.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEEEE HAUTE AND ISDIASAPOLIo.

LKAVE* 1 :05 A.if Express..

yesterday.

E. B.

S ANKEY, Eq.,

ABBTVB.

5:40 A. M.

3-OOP ..Accommodation. Z:4(ip. M. Greencastlo Accommodation. 10:10 A. m. ST. LOtTIS. VAN'D^LIA ASDTEBRE HAUTE R. R. LEAVE. Short Line Route. ARRIVE. 5.50 A. .FastLine 9:00

ROOKVnXE EXTENSION.

LEAVE. 4 -40-r. M. Mail

•WEEKLY MALLSI*

Aahboro via. Obnsty'j,at

fc£^!Si"Ste1S^

R^UIIA^Y.

FIRST of September.

THE

FIRST

....10:15 P.

2:50 p. Day Express- 4:0o P. M. 10:25 p. .Night Espres 1:15 A.m INDIAN APOLtS & ST. LOUIS RAILEOAB. Arrives from East. Departs for West. 6:f4 A. Fast Express £:J? 5' 3:10 p. Tay Express ,1 10:20 P. W Night Express 10.25 P- M. 10:10 A, M...Mattoon & Ind. Acco...l0:15 A. m.

From the Wesf. For the East. 4:01 p. Day Expross

12:^0 A. Accommodation ..7 1"A12 :r,9

L««rhtnir|eF.xDrpps 12 So A. M.

10:00 A. ..Mattoon &^Ind. Acco... 3.10P.M. Itv ANSXLLT: jwi&!ifcW"?OTjJ&vtf.i£. 5*8" fi ,er. 2:.r)0p. Mail

THE ARRESTS

:ffi

p. v.

AltRrvir

11:15

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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

DAILYHAILS

OLOSK. •1:0n p. in Rnst Though "'o.m

ll :00ft.

Total

,l„ do 'Clop-™ WnT........S 6:30 p. in

m::cincinnati¥waSi"KiM 7:30 a.

9EMI-WEEKLY MAII.FL. via Prairieton, PmirioCrook arid

uraysvulo via. Tnrman's Creek—

9 p.

Opens Saturdays at p. ni

J»

BCRSETT. P. M.

Tbe City aiul Vicinity.

NT.W (.OOPS are coming in rapidly.

Odd Fellows- of Clinton propose

establishing a subordinate Lodge.

THE Good Templar's have a social

dance at Ponce's Hall this evening.

THE

dry goods

this date.

TOE FAIR

p1,w-

3^x

stores close at from rind after

o'clock in the evening

now in progress!

xat

Bridge-

fori 'Tarlce county, is a 'grati#yAgj»«cceifi. particularly in the stock department.

MAYOR'S COURT.—John Barton, a colored man, by gettihg drunk and'dkorderly, furnished the Mayor his 6rily bflae

has returned from

Missouri and will atop a few days in the city before going t'o' his home "in 3$®*

Castle, Pennsylvania-

HERE is a mingled, fealing of regret and happiness among .fbfci-cbilaren this week, regret at the vacation won to close, and yet glad to resume the pleas

ures of school. rj

Bcbt—Tlfe father

ILLED BY A M.VD

of "Will D. Butler, seston of the city cemetery, was killed by a vicious bull, at his farm four miles south of Greencastle,

on Tuesday evening.

HE managers of the new Academj Oi Mu-ic arc displaying a commendable en

terprise in the opening of their new place of amusement, which will occur on oaturday evening, with a new and excellent

company.

ACCIDENT.—Yesterday evening ihe wife of Martin Gallagher, the drayman,

while engaged in cutting leedwith a c&t-liae-box, suffered the amputation of two lingerB on the "left Land by being caught

iu the knives. ,t.

j" NT' t!Ve" irrefireseiblelK5Spff?r, dropped in 'Upton u? yotterda.v, far a few minutes, and passed on to new nelds. Go on, J. N.. the pressure is so easy jpst now. that we cah' slide along several without voiir prfttc tinf r.ro. Go

Oil.

riit

HE Citv Council doc no! appear lo'be

uLogether "iound on the goose. Alter

i'ETjiiiitLt: AII.—On Tuesday evt-hing Miss Caroline Davij, a VOUIIK ludv rwiding- in the -outheast part ot' ihe city

WE INVITE the attention of p.u^nts wishing to send their daughters to a first dast boarding school, to the card in this .uorning's paper of the IVPauw Female College, located at New Albany. The catalogue before us shows one hundred and thirty-seven pupils in attendance last year, and that the institution is in a healthy and prosperous condition. Rev. Erastus Rowley, D. D., is the President, supported by an aole find efficient fatrtlty. The card to which we refer, sets forth that •yupils can here be educated by the best teacher*, under strict discipline, and at less expense than any other institution affording lik» advantage

On the premises fronting or lying on Ohio street, east of the Railroad and between 10th and 11th streets, owned by Chas. Smith, M. Nugent, John White and Robert Johnson, the sum of thirty oentsper-feot-fponting on Chestnut, making$178 80.

On the premises fronting on Ohio street, between "10th and 12th streets, owned by Bernard Osborne18 heir, Francis Perkins, M. Riley and the Board ofSfhool Trustees for the city of Terre Haute, the sum of ten cents per foot frontage on Ohio street, making §72 80.

On premises fronting on Ohio street bctweenfl2th and 13th streets, owned by Wm. F. Paul, Martha Ajaderson, G. A. Tamp and Jesse Robertson, the sum of five cents per foot frontage on Ohio street, making S35.40.

On the premises fronting on Ohio street, between 13th and 13£ streets, owned by T. Duddleson,—Nelson,—Keenan and S. H. Cunningham, the sum of five centa per foot frontage on Ohio streef, making S2480.

On the promised lying on the north Side of Ohio street, betwean the- )me- of tbe Evansville CrawfordsviUe Rail ro"d "and the Wabash Erie, or CrossCUL Canal bed, platted tu Arba Holmes, the sum of twenty-five cents per foot frontage on aaid street, making S60,00.

HE Bigelow Coal and Mining Co. are having constructed several aubstantial onc-horee'carts, for delivering coal ir. any quantity to any part of the city. Bv this ur-angement eitv orders will be 'prompt- street, between the line of the Evansville Iv filled. See their advertisement, & Crawtordsville -Railroad and the Waba^h & Erie, or Cross-cut Cunai b^d. owned and platted to James'Kell.i,

in tfoapapgr, rails attention inffiFUMi'ontfe'public we will gtft to the fact that twenty-new pupils will be de-cription of the strata between the two Next to the vein they are now

admitted to the Primary Model School connected with the State Normal School. Miss Morris, who will continue in charge of this department, is a teacher of the very highest qualifications as will be admitted by all who have seen anything of the results of her teaching.

ARRIVAL.—Two car loads of

new railroad iron for the Evansville, Terre Haute and Chicago Railroad arrived from the east yesterday. This is the first lot received, and more will follow from day to day, so that it is expected the track laying wil be commenced at an early day. The entire line from here north will be laid with the fish joint rail. ^/ynu^uA I

made by the night police

force of the city, during the month of AwguztfiM •shown-"by the repoTt of the Chief of Police, are as follows: Drunkenness Drunk- and Disorderly Fighting Passing Counterfeit Money Cutting Hair Associating with Prostitutes Prostitutes Carrying Concealed Weapons Gambling .....

Commissioners' Report on tJio Oiiening ol' Ohio Street. To the Mayor and Common (1'ouaeil of the

City of Tcrrc Haute:

GENTLEMEN—Pursuant 'to your instructions, issued from the office of the City Clerk, on tho 29th of July, 1870, the undersigned, the Board of City Commissioners, met 011 the premises of the Evanaville and Crawfordsvllle Railroad, near Ohio street, in this city, on the 22d day of August, 1870, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and five o'clock p. M., for the purpose of viewing and assessing damages and benefits on the proposed opening of Ohio street ncros.- the land now owned and used by the Evansville and Crawi'ordsviile Railroad Company, there being present of the Bo ird of Commissioners Messrs. John JB. Ludowici, Sylvester Sibley, John G. Crain, Martin (irace and James B. Edmunds

The Board find, on due examination, that the land .proposed to J,»e for the opening or extension otsaid street comprises a tract eighty feet in width by two hundred and thirty feet in length, now occupied almost exclusively by the Evapevillo and CmwlOrd^villo Railroad Company as a portion of the "yard" tor making up freight and other trains.

After a careful view of the premiss, tho Commissioners estimate and fix tlie value of the tract of land above Mentioned at SjtoO, and at that value no condemn the tr't of land, it being eighty feet in width, by. two hundred and thirty-five feet in length, for the purposes indicated in the instructions of your honorable

body. In the diselutrgo of their duties: the Commissioners are unable to find any other land in that .vicinity damaged by the proposed opening and extension of Ohio street.

To meet the damages awarded to the Evansville «fc "Crawfordsville Railroad Company for the seizure of the amount of 'hiM abot^ntfntidned jhe Board or^ERS"'(TI^TOT!^VRN^"AS.SESSMERR{FI* OR)E'NE-

On the Evansville Crawfordsvllle Railroad Company for the continued use of said tract of hind for track purposes, the enm of $250. ••-. /.

On the premises lying south of Ohio

Leake and Lonp, the sum of twentyAve cents per foot frontage, making

^60.00. On the premises of the German Catholic Church property, between the Wabash & Erie, or Cross-cut CanaVbed and Ninth street, the sum of thirty cents per foot frontage on Ohio street, making §39,00.

On the premises of Falier, between the Wabash & Erie, or Cross-cut Canal bed and Ninth street, the num of thirty cents per loot frontage on Ohio street/milking $39.00. if

The above estimates of 1 enelits amount to the sum of §74G,80, lie ins/ S3,20 less than the damages accorded.

It is the judgment of the Comuiisi-ion-ers that the city at large should pay., /iu

P'J\l the damages aase^cl

.. Accompanying thid report

posing an ordinance rr.'trainiftg geese diagram of the property condemned, and iVotu running at larg, in tho city, ir alio of the property benetittel by the proposed opening of Ohio ^treef through tuok it all back at the next nice mg, a jalit]

IKW the honorable Conncilmen don

0f tjip

vj]|e

liailroad.

know what to do about it. All of whicli i» respectfully submitted, JoTTN P.. LtllOW'I.'l.

while engaged in drawing water nt a well, lipped and fell head foremost to the hottorn of the well, some forty ieet. Singu-j lar us it mav appear, she w«' hut slightly injured

Her cries attracted the attention tcresting to most of your numerous readers,to know that the Indiana Pioneer Coal Mining Company, at Currysville, Sullivan county, Indiana, discovered a new vein of coal, underneath the vein they «re now working, about forty-seven feet.

ly, ho went down, pe around her body

ot a gentleman nea and attaching :i drew her to thc urfaoe, more frightened than hurtj hs" her sudden and involuntary bath.

Mmsmm

the l.'um-

inissionew submit a complete and correct

Evansville Crnwfords-

7* S. S:BX,F.Y| Hii'JAMES. 1!. KDMI NOS

Block Coal in Sullivan County.

CritnYvjLi'E, Sullivan Co., Ind. -J- Aug., 30th 1870. Eixs. Exritnss.—it will perhaps be in-

From the sample of the drillings that were pumped up, it appears to be very fine bright Block Coal, perfectly free from sjilphur. Thevein i- estimated to be about seven feet thick, it may exefeed that. The proprietors who have been practical miners nil their lives, both in this country and in England, and have had great experience in both countries, have been wishing for some time to test wheth"er there was not other veins under the one they are now working. Their practical knowledge led them to believe so and they haj.g come within afoot of the distance that thoy told Professor Collott

Professor Cox assistant) they would find the coal, and they found everything just as they had predicted:they would &id it that is 'a* Tegards the strata through which they should pass, proving that, in general, practical knowledge i* superior to theorctif*ll. For the

wsmM tiE&SSlsltSSk

I comee five fetit otjfire^eky then feet of white sandstone, and then *four feet of sand doaprtone of snch a hard substance that, in some places, wh ere'the kernel bands came, it took six hbnn$tdrill one foot. One of the proprietbre^jtys from the practical knowledge he has of this State alone, he fells quite confident there are two othet~veins still below where they have drilled, one vein thirty feet and the other seventy feet.

They are, indeed, a very enterprising company, and well deserve the name of Pioneer, and are well wqrthy all the support they get, for the simple reason that they hare Sone more towards the improvement, or rather of making the

Ele,

ropertv of Sullivan county more valuathan any other one company in the county. They have put up anew engine, raised a new head gearing: thirty-three feet from, the level pf jgrjund, .and have finilcs working in the mine. The Improvements put on the property of the mine, -top the ket twelve mouths, are estimated at $20,000. They have facilities for raising twenty cars a day, and alj. coal goes over a.six$een foot^creen before being weighed. The time taken to drill the forty-seven feet was a little over a week, night and day.

SULLIVAN.

Primary Model Scliool.

The Primary Model School connected with the Normal, will begin again next week under the care of Miss Morris. The

classes attending the school last \year will be promoted a grade at the beginning of the term. I11 consequence of this promotion about twenty children, six years of age, of good health, can be received into this Primary Sch00L The tnitioii.iii this school is free. Those who wish to have their little ones under Miss Morris'

training Irani the beginning, now hnve the opportiftiity of so doing. & \v. A. UN K.S,

Piesident Normal School.

To niy Palrrtiis.—I am under many obligations to you, f^r the liberal p'atl-oti-ageof the "Terre Haute Musical'' histituh-.'' I leel deeply grateful,- for the confidence yon have placed in ioe. Never shall that, confidence lie betrayed. I "will faithfully do, what 1 have promised—to give my pupil.1! thorough liniflic^l education. Yet in order to do'tlutt, you must farther as-

siatme, in It&ving.my-pupils perform their ley & Denilng's, August itOtli talL» assigned them at home. YoU niur.t see, that they practice their lessons given them. The best teacher in the world can do nqthing with a child, that, will not

practice. Give them a regular hour for practicing, and let nothing ehe interfere with that duty.. You must not expect your little daughter, that has just commenced to take music lessons, to entertain you with little pieces, at the end of two or three months. You must remember, that I am giving your child a thorough musical education, andnuch.practice is incompatible with the end in view. I will urge her on, as fast as I can, but iviil do n&thing 'to retard her progress

Let n^e do as I think besf. in this Ulster and proteise you 'gfcrMus resrtlf

I claim the privilege, to tell you candidly, if your child has no talent for .music, for nothing is harder for a teacher, than toio?tj:uct axhildyia

AJaranch»o£Hl near

tion, for which the child has no inclination of fancy. It'is a torture to both teacher and pupil to pursue such a course. In such a case, let her stop music and devote her. time and \nj.qney to something that will promise a more desirable result.

To the several church choirs of Terre Haute I would say that my rooms are at their service at any time, when I am not using them. If they desire any drilling from my side, they will find my charges very moderale. My fellow-teachers here, who wish to see how I teach, will always be welcome. I will be in my rooms nearly all day and would be very glad to see many of them. You, my patrons, have.a standing invitation to my

rooms. If you wish any change in th» course of your child, come to me and tell me about it, I will try to please voi5 as lar as I can. Remember, that a teacher Looks far more for your. approval, than your money. If yoilr child does well, if you are pleased with its progress, come and teil me so. Also the contrary. I will b©.thadkf\il for both. s?ept.-dlt ANTON SHIDE.

PrangJ8 European War Map, obowiog all the Prussian and French Railways and other communications, Cities, Towns, .Tillages,. Forts, &c., w^ll as the recent Battlefields, including the scene pf the great Battle of Gravelotte fouiiht the ISth of August. This is the mo.st accurate and comprehensive Map vet published.

All .Ucintiei'N of the Alpha Delta Phi Society are requested to be-at their Hall to-morrow I Friday evening at "h o'clock prompt I v.-- Hv order of I he

gV3KHO

PHF.Hl LIKNT.

Those dertirlug Tickels for the lfctso Ball match between tlie Riversides' fofl

Kvansville, and the igos of thwi-itv, .._ 1.V.-L.. i.„ Augu-i .tisi.

on Friday, can be accommodated b_v ,i ing at the News

epoi.

opposite the

Oflice. -Ei T1 4 HL L"I T-

The Order of the Day.—A general order for Sozdont. In the teeth of all opposition if has become the supreme dentrilic.e of the a^e.

No impurity can infest the teeth cleaned daily wit^Scwdont. (^uillay, the bark of the Chilian Soap Tree, an article which possesses cleansing properties superior to those of any other known substance, is one of the ingredients of this peerless compound. Sozodont is the only dentrifice in existence in which this salubrious botanical product is incorporated.

"Spalding's Glue," hanc^y about the house, mends everything. ',ft''

New styles in Hats arriving now at S. L. Straus & Co., 149 Main street—more coming! Come and see them. [a27,dtf

Something New.—Plain Scarlet and Blue&ergqs for ladies' jackets af fi:U-d.3t. WA-RRKN, Ho BERG & Co.

JUP,

Hon.MaxF. A.Hoffman,

Auditor of State, will address his German fellow-citizens, at the f..

WIGWAM FRIDAY EVENING,

in their own langpage. A s'l 1 •,

GRAND RALLY

AltU&jOgffiiin

NIGHT.

SATTJBDAT

Twenty minutes speeches will- be,made by

COL. JOHN P. BAIIfD. HON.i.N'"^"^

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1 il'tl J"

fTON. E. HAMILTON, CAPT. C. H. ALLEN,

PnbH« SpeaMng.

-tfbei'0 —I'/ji.fR 8L:f

W. W. CURRY

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Union Chinch, Piet-son, Thuirday, Sept: 8th, 1 p. m. Middletown, Fridav, iSept. 9th. 1 r. M.

Union Church, n?ar \Vnite'»i Tamiety,, in Nevins 'J'ownfllu^,••'Sstffiflnv, ""Septi 10th, 1 P. At.

Torri» Ilrtulc omiueicini Colieye is now open. Kve.ning tiesriion will eomnmnce on next Monday, September 5th. Now is the tiuie to piorure yhur scholiirship nugSl-dStwlt.""

KL.aek Silks! Opened at Tnell. Rip*

At SI

((m

per Vtlld,:

At I ,au per yard, At 1.-10 per yard," At 1,0(1 per yard, At 1,60 per yard, Ai 1,75 per vn rd \i 11.00 per VM.KI., At li pfi- ww.l/

We recommend llie-e piod- i-i very cheap at the prices named, and invito inspection.

TlJKLL, RLVL.EYIA- F.MJCING.

aug30-dwlw.

IF VOU

WanJ.Af, ..j Want a'tntaatioh,

rant

81 8 1

Want a Salesman, kP^pir'. fn|t a Store,

to Sell a ^iano,

Want to Sell a House, WantHo'^erfa'PtMt, Want to Lend Money, Want to Buy it House,4„, Want to Buy a Horse, ^Want-ia-Rttoyi House,

For .'ale at Biirtiett .4 septld'Jt 1

The Menei al Showman, being reminincences the Life of Artetnu* Ward.'' For sale by Bartlett & Co. sept] d2t

C'tuiiMU'd 0rap«^7-nUv'anl_. fi e»h—at tent pound, at allies O'Mara's.

iu'-jfilfc (L

Want to Sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place, Want to Borrow Money JT

Want to Sell a Houseand Lot, Want to find any onVs Address, 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 find an Owner for anything Found,

YOH.canmake youc wants known to the

readers of the^itPREes, at only Twentyr Five cents ada v.

Catarrh is a common disease, ^o common that snuffing and "hawking'' reach you at every turn. Your foot.slips in its nasty discharge, in the omnibus or in

cents to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, X. Y,, and you will receive it by ixmil. Dr. Pierce's Ait. Ext., or golden Medical Discovery cures severe and lingering coughs.'

All the new colour) unl mixtures. iu Repellent's now open at the UCKEYE ASH STOKE-.

Main, cor. Sixth rtreet.

Full line of the BaDner brand Alpaca just received. Far superior, in color and finish, to auy other make.

L-.rcKEVECA'.-H SSOKL. Maja i«t SLith r,try^-t.

All Wool I'.niproHS Cloth-nil rhudes al

£-r

oents. v».irth T'"i. Just opened at the liuckeve (V'.li Store. Main, corner of tith street'-..

ilxurniii.') ions in the Grammar School. I'upili in the iraniinar School, other than tirade A., who did not pas a satisfactory examination at the cloi.e of the

... la-"! term will he examined oil IVrdnrrdtiy,

i'ost

:i-dlt

'aiididaic: fur ihc 'Migh School who hiilcd lo pH.-is the icqiiired examination, and desire another exoniiriiilion, will be examined on TKatsday, September -1st.

The examinations will bo held at the First VMihl School Buildins'. commencing at 'J o'clock, A. m., each day.

W. II. Wri.EV, Superrntendent.

Sew Goods at Herz & Arnold's.

1 jfrairis1 tember 2d, at 1$ o'clock, r. M.

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H. H. BOUDINOT

Will address the people on the political question:! of the day at the following times nod places:

A Word to Smokers and ClicTvers. —For delicious Cigars and the best brands of Fine Cut Tobacco, call on Toute, McKennan & Co., opposite the PostoflSce. They guarantee perfect satisfaction to all their patrons. 31,dot

W. H. BANNISTER, the popular clothier, is now east selecting goods for gent's Fall and Winter wear, and the house is in daily rkieipt- ofthe latest*and "nobEie^t designs. Drop see the styles, -leftve your measure, and—look like a gentleman. There is nothing so improves ^a t^an's ti^'pearance as a neat fitting'suit of clothes, and BannifHer's is the place to g^|\theni«at the very bottom price. 30tf

To-day we offer

(ou

soda sales a

goot} .jiew,,hunting? case _(Watc,h» to be given wten all the tickets are sold alsot one prize in cash or cigars with every fiVfe tiekpteTTtfaid soon ..as difwn. Keep'Voiir tieke^ till a31 ireiild^

New ami Elegant Styles Clotli hats, velvcc^and ailk trimmed. "'Lothnir,'' 'velvet trimtned, new and "stylifeh.' Call and sec them at the "2}ew

York Hat Store.'" OY Aug 20 ALLEN, "The Hatter."

•'-•-H-— i-7* TT~ NCIV the i?uckc-Ve Car-h Store.

If Dealers in Cigars would be careful of their own interests, they should call on N. Katzenbach, 147 Main street, before purchasing olaew!»er.'. 23,dlw

Don't filil to go and see the new afctlif Buckey^^Cagh/tHqiv.

odj

Now Open.—New goods in every department at the Buckeye' Canli .-rrore Main^or., Cth a.'

If you want Cigars by the If you want Cigars by the thousand, If you want a single Cigar, cail on Katzenbach, 147 Main street.: ?.9,dlw

IV. fiatzenbach, 147 Main street, nelLs good Seed and Havana Mixed Cigara at 5 cents. Ertra Yara Paratellas Cigars at 5 cents..... -'.dlw

Dou't Read This, if you want to pay

exorbitant prices for cigars. N. Katzenbach has the largest stock in the city, which he offers nt prices defying competition. 29,d4w

New Braids at Herz & Arnold'tu-

Herz & Arnold Fancv Goods.

beat, th.e world on

A'. Itatzqpibacln 147 Main street, haa 'the largeptjstpck of Oigare and Tobacco evei' seen in the city. 29,dlw

Sow on £xhibitioii, at -the Buckeye Cqflfc^)J»,'the special Prem \ri n^frfeffered by W. S. Rvce & Co., at the Vigo County

iUl the novelties of the season will, in a -few days, be on exhibition nt Herz & Arnold's.

Headquarters for Window Shades, Hollands, Lace Curtains^ Damasks, Trimmings, &c., "at- Ryce's "Carpet Hall, 77 Main street. dtf.

Mats, Rugs, Cane and Canton Mattings,

Mirrors, in great variety and at very low prices, at Ryce's Carpet Hall. dtf.

Fresh Peaches.—R. W. Rippetoe is now in daily receipt of the finest peaches from Southern Illinois. This fruit is now sold at a price that makes this a good time to can it. Call at Rippetoe's thi3 morning and tell hiin to send up a box.

If it Is thrown in your teeth that vou do not keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, it is your own fault, for all

church, and its stench disgusts at the lee- the world know?, that you might do so by

ture or conceit. The proprietor of Dr Sage's C*tarrh Remedy offers S500 reward for a ca.?e of catarrh that he caii not cure. Sold by druggists, ot send rjtsty

itsing the match.lers vegetable dentrifice Sozodont. "Spalding's Glue," Cheap, Convenient and useful. Mend", everything, deodlw

*ew and Nobby Hats Just received bv Express' Something new and nobby in liats! Fifteen different styles! Amongst them, the Yacht, the Rhine, Foui'-in-H*nd, Dickens, Beetiioven, As libit ry, Xathair, "cnioii. pacific, Prince Erie. Also new styles for boys. Call and se« them. All to be sold low for cash, at J. H. Sykc.-,', 113 Main street.

Ladies, iiow Is yonr time to Jcavo vipur order:: for your Walking Esots, oa I have greatly reduced the price of all my Leather, Lace and Bnrtcn Bootc.

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^ooW Teinplars' Social.—1There will be asocial dance at Pence's,Hall, Thursdafr.evening, Sept.- ist, tor- the- benefit of the Good Templars. hy T(^ui's Bandt ,Admission,

29'd"k

When Will This World Come to an End?

—As soon as Herz & Arnold can be undersold.

bleiQTnakin^

fcrfF^ori thelalW iR^ramve in tfie city.' HERZ &

ARNOLD.

Breakfast Bacon,—A prime article, and Graham.Flouf,4at R-.W Rippetoe's.

'l* \1' ^t,VtFEl.TEIt.

The Telegraph Coal Cook Stove The Constitution Coal Cool: Stove are the best. Coal St»ves in the marker. Mo dust, no smoke all warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no Eale. Can only be had at Ball's Stove Store.

Cory, DeFrflPS & t'0. arc in receipt of a well assorted stock ot Mnrbleized Mantles which they are selling at manufacturer's prices. Also a nice stock of Grates. Head'juavtei's for Clothes Wringers, «.Vc., Ac. if vou want new Rollers put on your old Wrintrer*/ send them alofls.-' r.i'r,Uf

Tho Great Oriental Pile Remedy Ts the only and best remedy that h.i3 ever been known, for the sure cure of Piles, as can be attested by many perEons in this city, who have been cured. It will perform cure of the worst case inside of thirty days if tha directions are followed. A sure cure is warranted. Any person not satisfied can return the remedy and get their money^ back. Call and try il. l\ E.'GCTHIUE. ftts h-,„f JJI Xo 201 Main street.

Our Pri CCS on Black Jewelry are far belo^ those of our competitors.' ERZ & A RNOLD.

Go to S. R. Freeman and get a pair of Latarus & Morris perfected Spectacles. 3e keeps alio the lower grades. besides and-you ejin be suited.

All Should know that S. R. Freeman. has the bc3t assortment of ladies gold watches and at the lowest pripes in the City, 161 Main, cor. Gth st. tf. -J -uo=5f»^

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

Opened yesterday, new and attractive styles of Wall Paper, just received for the Fall Trade, at Ryce's Carpet Hall., dtf.

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

D.vspeptioiand Invalids can usfe it wit. impunity. Prepared by C. I. RIPLEY.

OnrrysvUlfi Coal.—Morgan & Elder are now ready to receive orders for Currysville Coal at their office, on Ohio street, cor. Sixth. dtf..

Riddle for Neck Chains.

Riddle is in New York sending goods home daily. [*igl8

Riddle is in New York, jnst in time to get his goods cheap. [auglS

Many (foods will, be 25 cents higher in one month Riddl^ is saving that for his teOStonlShi,* by buying his goods now. [18

Sale of Stands.—The Dining Hall and a limited number of refreshment

stands will be sold at the Fair Grounds on Saturday, Sept. 3, 1S70, to he used during the County Fair. The sale will take place on the Fair Ground* at 4 o'clock P. M.

By order of the Board ... 24,dtd Jos. UIUJKHT, Secy.

flavluy removed my ofllee to the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, I am prepared to till all orders lor the pure, unadulterated hliu:k coal.

"The Same Old Regiment wIt I New Slioc-s/'—Frank Crawford is duilj receiving New Good from the manulriC tories. Call and etanvine his Custon: Work of all kindf. No. US Mnin street

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DePAI W FEMALE COLLEGE,

NEW .il,DA\Y. JXI).

DEV. ERASTI'S ROWLEY.. I. !.. I'rosldoiit.

.Thisiwpular First-class BOartling School, especially for young Ladies, will open its tilth yeai' noxfTuesday, September 6tli.-

One hundred and forty pupils wero in attendance tho past year. Pupils can here be educated by tho best Teachers, under strict discipline, and wi:h leas expense than in any Institution affording like advantages.

For further information apply for Catalogue at the office ot the Terre Haute Express, or to Rov. EKAS'lTS ROWLEY, President, New Albany, Ind. sepldMwlt

TERRE HAUTE

MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

Music taught in all. its branches, both theoretically and practically. Instrumental and vocallesson3/orfi/ cents each, of a full hour's duration. Lessons at the residence of the pupil one dollar each, of forty-five minutes duration: no pupils taken for a term less.than six months pupils may enter at any time Institute rooms over the PostofDce. For further particulars addresS. /..vA^flXSJIIDE, sept 1-dly Principal.

NEW PIANO HOUSE.

Academy of Music,

Illinois-Street, Indianapolis, Indiana-

CHARLES "SOEHNER, sole aeont for the unrivailod Stein way (Grand, Square and Uprighty Pfari°*fftr central Indiana, from east to west, including Terre Haute.

Also other good Pianos and Organs nt

REDUCED PRICES.

CHARLES SOEHNER,

83 North Illinois St.

ACADEMY OP MUSIC,

H. H.

SHaving r90«iv*d uv Fall jtock Of V'"»

WINE

,""'7 ..f» .S ill,'

JACOB FISHER

Haf iujst received a choice lot nf

RHINE, FItENCH AND A

CHEAP ENOUGH

DO YOU WANT ftELPf

ADVF.KTISE IN THK F.XPUESS.

DO YOTJ WANT 4 HOUSE?

ADVERTISE IN THE EXPRESS.

Do You Want to Buy or Soli? ADVERTISE IN THE EXPRESS.

Have Yon Property for Sale' ADVERTISE IN THE EXPRESS.

THE EXPRESS havinc tho largest home circulation, is the beet medium to secure your want.' by advortisin*. Wo 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 uat," itc., will be inserted for

25 CENTS A DAY! I,

Theso terms are applicablo to all ad vcrtiso ments of tho above clafs, of five linos imd undor.

Havtf Von lloiisos oi- Rooms for Rent ADVKUTISE IX Till: CXS'ltlHs.

ONJiV 25 CENTS A 1AY.

Partios wif'liincr to advertise in the'KX PRESS, and living at a distance from this ofU"o, can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with the necessary pay, and forward tho saruo to us through tho Postoflico.

LOST.

LOST—U»i

Sunday evening, on

or Fourth street

with deep hem. rewarded :i io:i dlt

E. F. MEnitti i..

Wapply

WANTED—A

FOR

Indianapolis, Ind.

THE

Caps,

I am now prejiarcd to suir au in'refarj to Style, Quality and Price. ..j5 in endi*39 yar5«y "of ,||£y ijvj fci' jjI .•"{**

Men and Boys

»:ott 1 ur aud Wool flits-

J. F. BADOLSY,

AT THE CIT IT HOT SE,

„Vo. JV, South fith Htriivi,

-f

mjiy^l Terro Haute, Ind.

FORNIA WINES,

Which ho will sell hy the bottle or gallon at reasonable prices. Pry a bottle, if you Want a pifrc article. ,nift31d3m

BIGELOW"

COAL and MINING CO.,

Wholesale and retail dealern in Anthracite. Pittsburg, Brazil, Block, Lost Creek and .Sugar Creek Coals in quantities to suit customers and at tho lowest market prices.

With good coal, good weights and prompt delivery, wo hope to receive a sharo of the 'public patronage of Terra Haute.

Ail orders left at our Office, under National State Bank, oornerof Fifth and Main stroets. will receive prompt attention. autt'Jldly

FOR SALE,

Jit Joab's Addition, South of Bloomirigton Road

Some of theso ^ftts occupy tho highest ground south'of Main stroet, adjoining the city limits, and are pleasantly located tor building site^i

To those who will improve theso lots during the fall, the following liberal inducement will be offered:

A snmll payment in cash and the balance at tho tnti ol .tire years,at per cent interest. M.M.JOAB, lldlmi*. '-*r. Office on Ohio street. ..JLw /t

outh Third

black silk ercpe veil,

The finder will be'Siuitably 't a! thiii otlice. P»»LLV SMITH.

O if

Pan

RE.XT-

WANTED

WANTKI)—A

ANTED—A good Ifty to do ofiicowot^c: at Dr. L. 11. Biirtholcmew's office, 167 Main street. a'J0d4t

WANTED—Boarding

WANTED

Pastry Cook: also a man to

drive team and work on a farm apply immediatoly at tho National IIP.use. ai!4

WANTED—An

SA^©-*-Choico farm of ISO acres, ou Fort Harrison Prairie, miles north east of Terro Haute, well improved and in a high state of cultivation. Enquire of John. Rankin, proprietor. l-dlw-w4t

FOR

SALE—In Gookins' addition, a houso with -1 rooms, kitchen, cellar and cistern lot 66xli.O feet, well set with fruit trees and shrubbery: I will soli this property at a bargain terms easy: call at Prairie Citv Coopershops. A. C. 31ATT0X. a31dtf

FOR

SALE—A flrst class MilkCow: inquire at the Cemetery of Will D. Butler. H04t

FOR

SALE—A small houso and lot on 13^ street, one square south of .Main, northeast corner: inquire at comer of 2d an' Poplar. J- C. BURNS a30d4t

T^OR SALE—A At are and Colt, cheap in quire of J. H. O'Boyle, at the Leather Store. aug2rd0t

FOR

SALE.—The fine residenoe gf J. M. Olaott, on south Third street ij offered for eale calleoorlon WHARTON & KEELER aug!9dlra

FOR

SALE—The Third Ward School Houso and Lot for sale, except Furniture and Furnace possession delivered as 3oon after the first of January next as tho new School House shall be rendy for occuponoy. Proposals to be left with John H-O'BOYLE. ai"dtill sep 1 E.B.ALLEN. (Journal copy. Sec'y of BoaiJ.

nai KALPliL. THOMPSON, Ejecutors oi'Joseph 'jrover, deceased, jylS

T/OR SALE—A tjOUD IIORQE. flT'CKKOAlLD LVD HAftN'E.S.S.

Inmire IU the Daily Express Ofiirc.

ROPOS\LS FOR COAL

The Trustees ol Common Schools of Terre I Haute will receive proposals until September lirst, for the furnishing of .Screened .Block

Coal, to be delivered in car loads at tho depot ot the T. H. 1. Railroad Company, or tho depot of the [. .Si. Louis Railroad Company in Tcrio Haute, in such 'quantities as -ihall be required for the current School year.

Ti. It. ALLEN. See'v of Board.

(Journal copy, augh'dtillSep 1

NOTICE

TO NR'UDEI ^*,

OITY coo

A vary desirable residence on ixtii street. sfjuares from

south

Mniu: apply to Herbert .Madison, with llulniiui & Cox. .i::."dtt

gooil. aoiivo boy io assist a??

second in tho kitfhen. Enquire AT rktHcb

of Buntin House.

WANTED—A

tirit-rato blook-fuiiili

plynt tho Olnc? VN'orks.

A p-

13th street. 1 itft

YY/"ANTED—Situation by a, Lady expori- *., enced Book-Keeper, now engaged in Cincinnati, Ohio: satisfactory references given: address Aliss L, U. liAU.MAN, 201 West 3d street, Cincinnati, Ohio. nUldSt

for Normal School

Students: address W

dent.

WANTED—Agents

A. Jones, Prosi a30dlw

to canvass Vigo and

adjoining counties for a strictly first class Life Insurance Company. Call nt F. Havens' office, opposite the Court Hutso, and see J. VV. Nelson. Special .Agent, for tSc "New England." aug27d2w

-Tho undersigned want two

good Plasterers: apply immediatoly. PvOWLETT THATCHER.

a27dtl'

WANTED—A

situation in a Business

Ilouso or Offico, by a young man who is a good penman and-accountant: salary no object address "Ponman/' P. 0. Box 153.

or.

New York Store,

r*fi 73 Main Streot.

Terre Haute. Indiana

One Price Only!

We would direct the attention of parties in wont of '»\rir

-mi tft!»

DRYG00DS

$.t#t

active intelligent man in

every County and State, to take an interest with us and the agency for tho oasioet selling article ever offered agents clear from 85 00 to SPUO 00 a day: terms reasonable and profits larpe apply to FOSTER & PATTERsGN..Indianapolis. Ind. aug!3dlm

FOR SALE.

i,J~\

iiealQd proposals will bo received uy tli«- tindersigned Board "f Trustees of Common I Schools of Torro Haute, until Saturday, September tho3d, at 12o'clock ii., fof furnishing all material aud erecting two brick school houses. One to be built at th" corner 12th and Ohio streets and ono on lots 3 and 1 of Erving's sub-drvision ol' out lot No. CI.

Bidders will also make proposals for finishing the street fronts of the buildings with pressed brici^, which proposals must be separate.

Tho contractor will bo required to Rive bond in tho sum of S20,0o0 for each butlein/r, with approved froe hold security, for the

for bui^dinif school houses Plans and spc»iflcntions can be seen at the oflico of Charles Eppinghouscn, Architcct and Superintendent.

-..i

To our large and well assorted stock of

Brown Sheetings^ ^Bleached Muslins.^

Ginghams,

Flannels,

pi f!?

Tickings, Checks,, Hickorys,

Oasimeres,

-/Tweeds. zut^A Joans

Bed Spreads, Coverlots,

0 5

Carpet Warp,

v,-

Cotton Chain. Table Linen, Napkins,

otions," Fancy Goods, Gloves,

Hosiery

DRESS GOODS,

sco_,

t- im j/- .53-

i.nir itim to oifer rhr

atiis

In tho Dry Unods lins has secured torus a large trade, and wo shall continue to interes buyers by

Lowest Prices, Fair Dealing and kind treatment. Hi' /--.fj, iP* .»),| ii •.* "fj ''I'.' u-t-x'f'.Jl. ,*i ii, rt -,1 s.-ft 1 'Si,Hit

JUSTICE TO ALL

Is the motto of tfao

NEW YORK STORE,

ttf :r,rrx fjitiji I,J ,f/I

rh"MAlH

""'JjlHv' •'lot tiL Terre-Haute, Izuliana.

DENTISTS.

W.E. ROSSETEii,

•!. i' -..*-?? 3.JT- I -,*tj 'V,4

DENTIST!

BEACH'S BLOCK,

:i •, over.

Ryce's "Buckeye Store,"

WORK DONE ATf.

New York Prices!

Ah Operations Vurraiite*l.

Redwolion of Fi-ioca iu ttunber Work. W. JL. ItOSSITER fiaj oiiciudjd to reduce hi3 prices, ot upper sets, iVnm 125 to SJo. Beat material used.

|,XR SALE-A RAR"E BAROAEN-A fine 1? stock of .Merchant Tailoring Goods and lca30 of a flno business room the best loca-( tion in tho city of Terre liaute.' A good open- l. in* for tho Merchant Tailoring business, .. .. Terms will be made rcasonable. For further buccesjior tu Xr. D. A1. WELD, jNu. I'., Ai ain artlculars address JAA1ES M, ALLEN and I National Block, Terw Haute, Ind.

H. BAJiTtlOLOMJiW, HTPJ3EOX AXD ATCS.I5JRJX

E N I S

Rsaimset-Corner Fifth and rfwjii stroeK

SASH, DOORS,

The Hoard reserve tho right to rcject any or all bill*W. HENDRICH, .1 H.u'BOVLi:, Trustees.

John's Patent Asbestos Roofing. Rock Sivor Paper Co's Building Roofing Slato, .V^..5 Felt and Cement Roofing,

PAPERS, used in tho place of Plastering on the inside, and for Sheathing under the siding on the outside.

Roots applied in city a jut conptry nn.t warranted. Call on us at tho Prairie Ci,cy Planing Mills, corner of 9lh/und Mulberry j, streets-

nuodu

MANUFACTURERS.

PRA

nc 1 CiT L,i\ XI

CI.IFT A WfLLLifflN. Manjuittcturexu of

Window and Door Fmuie-i ^oal.Un* BracS^U. Start BiUllu«-.. *. "v BaUnstfi-n,

%i.

Scnull To^ls. S?

Florin* sltliiic.

And all ile icriptioiiM of Finished l.iuobi-i

WtlOLKRAJ-K ANI HWAJI. njCA0_fP..1

Lath jiu( SJi iiif/lrs,

Slato Roofing,* '\'h Cement Roofing, .u Roofing Felt. CuNtow Suniiitr, Plaiting tunl •, Wood Turuing.

""fxi'y TO OROKH

All Work Warranted.

Corner Ninth and Mulbe. Sin. itf ft

E.B.ALLEN, I

UJazetto copy.) 'Ltd

J^OOtlNir. 7

CLIFT & WILLIAMS, Asents

and Dealers in $ •j1

AILROAD AGENCY.

Jamos fl. Turner, Agent for tha C. C. C. A I. itsilway, (Late Bellefontain) having moved his otlice to tho storo of Turner Ik Buntin,earner 7th and Main streets, will give through receipts on shipments of Produce and Merchxndise to all the Eastern Cities, (grain iu bulk withou transferjand to all New England Tovrns.lVeigbtas low as by any other time as quick

Ctotidtf

Chicago Elastic Stone Rooling,

,T mayl+dti

1 1

an uy ikuy uuiw mmv|Uxline,and

Overc^r^rom^l^Jd.

Corner 7th and Main dtreet

3riami Medical College,

OF1 CINCINNATI. KcvrntarSrsslon bfglns Oct. i. 1870.

J'nifcnnor's Tickets. $40,i0.

Send lor liegnlar Annopncument. irKO. MENDENI1ALL.M. D.,.Deai), E B. STEVENS. M. D,. Sec'y.

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