Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1870 — Page 4

corps was principally composed of Garde

Mobile, the name of whose commander has escaped me. MacMahon, although wounded, commanded in chief on the French side, and dash'ed down on the scattered Prussian skirmishers,who without deigning to form in line—squares are never used by Prussian infantry received the cuirraseurs with a crashing quick fire at about 100 yards distance, loading and firing with extreme rapidity and unfailing precision into the dense French squadrons. The effect was startling. Over went horses

and

men in numbers, in masses, in hundreds, and the regiment of proud French cuirraseurs went hurriedly back in disorder, went back faster than it came, went back scarcely a regiment in strength and not at all a regiment in form. Its comely array was suddenly changed into helpless and shapeless crowds of flying men. The moment the cuirraseurs turned back, brave Prussians actually dashed forward in hot pnrsuit at double quick, infhnfrp' plainly pushing flying cavalry. SGcU it thing has not often been recorded in the annals of war.

I know not when an example to compare precisely with this has occurred. There was no more striking episode in the battle. When the French infantry saw their cavalry thus fleeing before foot ,.soldiers, tliey in their turn came forward and Attacked 0ie Prussians. The Prussians w»it«d quietly, patiently enduring the'rapfif ted "telling fire from chassepots, until their enemies had drawn as near as to be within one hundred yards from them. Then they returned with needly gun the rapid fire from the chassepots. and the French infantry could no more endure the fire than the cavalry to \vho*e rescue they had come. The infantry fled in its turn and followed the cavalry to ilic place from [which they had come, that is be-

YOD'1 Tlie ridge some five hundred yards on the way to Sedan, where Prussian miirai cnrs with their toazing (ire could no longer reach Ihcni.

CHICAGO.

A (-roiit (Conflagration

Three Million Dollars' Worth of Property Destroyed.

A MBEK OF 1MERSOXS KUTEI.

t.'iuoAuo, Sept.' *1.'—A' fire broke out about live o'clock this afternoon in the paper store of A.aflin, Jiutler & Co., and is •Hill raging at p.

111.,

though now un

der control. The whole of the magnificent Drake block on Woodward Avenue, corner of Washington street, is destroyed. ,£he total losses will reach, it is estimated, three million dollar.s, on which ihere is from $150,000 to $180,000 insurance. The losses thus Car gathered are

M. V. Farwell A Co., dry goods, $1,500000 to$1,800,000. Insurance$900,000 in all companies reprepntcd in Chicago Kintland, Ordway tV Co., boots and shoes, loss $250,000 insurance$l-r0,000 Smith A: Nixon, and Lyon & Ncaly, loss $lo0,000, insurance $75,000 Laiiin, Untler A: Co., paper, loss $'250,000, insurance $100,00(.

The block was owned by John B. Drake, of the Treniont House, M. V. Farwell & Co. and Thatcher Bros. Loss on building about $150,000. Drake lias $1 HO,000 insurance, and Thatcher $(0,000. Smith & Nixon had one hundred and iifly pianos burned.

It. is feared that, there has been a large loss of life. Some rumors place the num.ber buried as high as liftv,but the general idea is that about ten or twelve have Buffered death. The lire is supposed to have originated in the spontaneous combustion of greasy rags in the paper store ofLaflin, Butler & Co. iv

DENVER. JU -k. EXCURSION PARTY.

S DENVER CITY, Sept. 55.—1The excursion party arrived about 7 .o'clock this evening.* All well. Nothing of rfpeMftl note occurred after leaving Kit'-Carson this morning, until their arrival at Kiowa, thirty miles from here, where platform cars were attached to the train, affording the party a view of the mountains at Box Lllder station, the Rocky range, extending many miles north and south, distinctly marked against the evening sky, which was brilliantly illuminated by a gorgeous sunset. At Schuyler station the view was more grand and the party greeted the splendid scene with three cheers. On arriving at the depot here, the party singing the Star Spangled Banner in full chorus, they were greeted with enthusiastic cheers by a large crowd of citizens, headed by Governor McCook. The party entered carriages and, preceded by a band of music, were driven through the city, after which they took supper on the train. To-morrow morning the party will go to Cheyenne.

jikmpiiin.

A SHOOTING AI'I'ltAV.

MEMPHIS,Sept. 4.--A desperate shooting atl'rav occurred on Main street yesterday evening, between (J. Linde, gun smith, and Sam Goodshaw, Jr., photographer, which resulted in the death of Linde,mortally wounding Goodshaw, and slightly wounding the father of the latter who was attempting to separate the parties. The affray originated about the renf-ofa house. Linde was the asr.ailant

INSTANTL.Y KIJ.L.KI*.

J. Barney Marshall, a well known journalist. fell from a window of his room in the old Post cilice building last night, and was instafitly killed. It is supposed he sat in the window to cool oil'after undressing, preparatory to retiring, and fell asleep. His lileless bodv was loiiml this moi'iiing.

WANIIINUTOX.

roNJb'lltMATloX of Tin: WAti NEWS. WASHINGTON,Sep!. 4.- Minister Jones telegraphs from Unissels full confirmation of the news veslerdav. 1'LTOM KRINI'K I'j'Miuister Washburne telegraphs tioui

Paris that the people had heard of the defeat of MacMahon and the capture of Sedan, but did not know whether the Emperor was a prisoner or in Belgium.

SI HOUNKK L'AI'TFL:L:II.

Qi'KBKr, Sept. 4. -The American fishing schooner. Lizzie K. Parr, of Gloucester, Mass., was captured by the government schooner La Canadien, six miles above Seven Islands, while fishing. She has been brought into this port loaded with ice, and has about l!,000 pounds of fish on board. The case will come before the courts on Monday.

t'lNt'IXNATJL

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DEMOCRATIC XOMINATTOX

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.—-Durban Ward was nominated by the Democrats yesterday for State Senator, to till the vacancy caused bv the resignation of C. I). Campbell. c- r..

TROY.

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TF.OV, N. T., Sept. -I—The Globe Houring mills in the southern part of the city, with their contents, were destroyed by fire last night. Lo«s SoO.OOO. lustfred.

DAILY-EXPRESS.

TEBBE.HAUTE, IIVO.

Monday Morning, September 5, 1*70

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TERBK HAUTR AND INDIANAPOLIS.

LSAVK. ARRIV*. 1:0J A. Express....-,., A'-.ilt- v' 4:15p. Jf...Express W m7*00A "if .Mail 6:05P.M.

Greencastlo Accommodation. 10.lu A.M. ST. LOUIS, VANDALIA AND TERRR HAUTE R. R. LEAVE.

Short Line Route.

5.50

M..Mattoon

LKAVg. 4:40 p. .«

ARRIVE.

•"•Pas4.Linc

4:.nr, p'

if'

2:5fl p. P"yu^IreS= 1 -15 A' 10:25 p. Night Expres 1.15 A. INDIANAPOLIS ST. I.0U1S RAILROAD.

Arrhcx from Eftot. Departs for West.

6:04 A. M. .Fast Express 3:10 p. „Dav Express 3.15 P. M. 10:20 p. fc...~....f»Ti(?ht Express .10*• If):T0 A, »...Maftoon & Ind. Acco...l0.15 A. a

From the West. FortheEaxt.

4 :01 P. Day Express f12:20 A. Accommodation 12:52 A. LiehtnineExpress 12.55 A. M. 10:00 A.

& Ind. Acco... ...KM.M.

KVANSIT.I.I' ANPCRAWFORTWyil.I.IC.

LKAVR*

o-R,r«

6:05a.M..-:•R*"R.E1SS }J*

2:501". M*il...A 'KVil.I.IC -BXTFSSrnN.

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Mail.'.

:15

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POST OFFICE DIKECTOKT.

CIOSK

DAILY MAILS!

OPRN.

9:00 p. Enst Through jJJ .4°

nv «la" p. in

I p'. ...CinclnnatiifeW»shin^n 7:30 a.

3:'50p. m"'„".St"'Lonisatid WoBt..— 0:45 a. via. Alton R«ilroa4 4:45p. 2-20 p.

via.VandaliaR.lv

4.4.1 p.

P- Ev«n?vni«and

4$p.

I Ii m.r.Kockville andw'ay 12:00 a. 2:30 p. m..Clinton,Numa,Burnice...11.00 a. SKMI-WEEKI.T MAILS. Graysvillo via. Prairicton.

Oloscs Mondays and Thursdays at 0 p- in n,,onc Mondays and Thursdays at (j p. ni

Nc]

,or_ClosesTuesdays&Saturdaysat11a.ni Opens Tuesdays & Saturdays at 10 n. in

WEEKJ.Y MAILS.

II nville via. Riloy. Cookorly, Lowis, Coffco Howesvillc-Closes} Fridays at S p. in

110

A«hhoro via.

Opens Fridays at 4 p. in

Christy's

Prairie—

Closes Saturdays at 9 j. Opens Saturdays at ji p.

istern mails closes on Sunday's at 0 p. in Office ouens during the week for sale.of Stamps Money Ordor business, Ae.. (roin

in. to 7:30 Pi m. On Sundays*opeD from a. m. to 9 a. ni. 0 No ?vIoney Sunday.

ieu iruiu rdet business transncteit on

L. A. BURNKTT.P.M.

The City mill Viei«ity:| 't: .. itiU

rrooT. begins to-day

TICK Fall term of: the State .Normal School commences on the 7th.

L# HAGKU is painting some new ^enerv for the Dowling Hall stage.

quarterly session this morning.

MKTHODIST Conference in this city this week. Our grocery men are well supplied with chickens.

THE Serenades of our

local

very a-mesv-sing.—Mail. No accounting for tastes.

BOTH the eastern railroads will carry at half fare visitors to the Indianapolis Fair, which commences to-day.

TUE County Fair begins to-morrow. Get, something ready for it, farmers, mechanics, artisans, and ladies.

THE "second game" between the Vigos and Eurekas will be played at twoo clock this afternoon, on the Vigo grounds.

THE Criminal Court "sets up shop" this morning, aud the Grand Jury sets about inquiring into all manner of deviltry.

THE RAIN on Saturday evening interfered with the Democratic meeting, and Senator Hendrick's speaking was postponed until Wednesday eveniag.

THE pulpits of all the leading churches in the city were, filled yesterday, and it being a glorious autumn day the attendance at church was greater than for several weeks past.

"DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY," SO far as this State is concerned, is splendidly illustrated in the fact that the average tax. for purely local purposes^ in the Democratic counties is 1.29 on the S100, while in Republicans counties it is but 94 cents on the §100.

THIEVES are going through the eastern part of the city. They do not break locks, but clothes lines and everything portable lving outdoors suffer from their depredations.

Ttrr. scaffolding was taken down from the interior of bowling Hall yesterday, revealing an interior finish surpassing any hall in the Stale.

The fre-,co-mg

really magnificent.

FOBTHE FAIK.—On Saturday evening D. P. Bissel took to Indianapolis eleven horses, entered by Owen Tuller for the premium of $350, offered by the managers of the Indianapolis Fair for the best stable. Most, if not all of-these horses, will also go for the various purses in the speed ring. The following is a list of the horses the names of which will be recognized by those who know anything of the fine stock owned in this city: Mambrino •Qafeen, iifaffiibrino GhleT, Wagoner MflM, Loafer, Bay Jha, Pick Jamison" RpiHyi Miller, Blanche,"Dai#Dean, Jita Houston, and Gritt. We believe that two or three other fine animals from this city have gone over to the Fair, but we are unable to give their names. It is altogether likely that Tuller's stable will carry off the $350 premium.

CONSIDERING the inclemency of the weather on Saturday evening a very good audience assembled at the Wigwam to hear twenty-minute speeches from a number of gentlemen. Tout's Band discoursed a number of airs in their usual acceptable manner. The three first speakers on the lint, Messrs. Baird, Pierce and Hamilton, failed to put_ in an appeajraac^. Jtfr. Allen, being next on the list, made a sliort speech and was followed by Judge Crain in a speech of almost an hour, in which he calmly and forcibly presented the beauties of "Democratic economy." The exercises were closed with a telling little talk by B. Wilson Smith, which elicited hearty applause.

('HANNK.—Mr. A.. Hough has *old his interest in the Glass Works to Mr. lien. 11. McConnell, who takes the position of Superintendent. He comes from the New Albany Glass Works and brings with him experience in the business^

THI: letting of contracts for building

made until this evening. The Trustees have four bids, and the figures are so close and given iu such a way that the Hoard have some difficulty in determin-. insr the lowest bidder.

THE new route from Indianapolis to St.Louis, via Yandalia, is eminently a Terre Haute road, the President, Secretary and Auditor, General Superintendent, Treasurer and Paymaster being permanent residents of this city men who have grown up with the same and take a deep interest in every move tending to the advancement and prosperity of Terre Haute.

THE census of the city has been completed, so far as the enumeration is concerned, but the returns for a portion of it have not been forwarded to the U. S. Marshal. We cannot, therefore, ascertain the exact number of population, but understand that it will be about sixteen thousand three hundred. These figures show an increase of one hundred per cent, since 1SG0.

A PARTY of half a dozen men upon a drunken spree, about one o'clock yesterr day morning, broke the show windows in Jront of the stores of T. H. Kiddle,.Si. Katzenhach and S. L. Slrmw liv ttimipinir

^font of tlie stores of T. Katzenbach and S. L. btraus, by throwing

stones and pieces of coal through* thehjt? The police think they can. put thtir hands upon the party, and'frill, probably), make some 'arrests to-day. Such wantck} destruction of property is* "deserving the severest punishment.

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THE CENSUS RETURNS of the District composed of the townships of Kiley, Linton and Pierson have been .'filed in the office of the United States Marshal. The following is the aggregate enumeration of population in 18()0 and 1870: 18C0. 1870. Rilcv 1,350 1,453 Pierson 1,241 3i,491 Linton 1,273 1,440

Total 3,870 4 3S4

THI: interest, in this city, over the war news, on Saturday and yesterday, almost equalled the most exciting times of the late rebellion. The DAILY EXPRESS Bulletin Board was surrounded by a crowd, coming and going, from the receipt of the first news on Saturday morning until away iilto t-Ufc afternoon.of yesterday

BjUDGK'i^'iA'FN^is tjfe .eldest women in the city according to the census reports. She lias passed through ninetyeight summers.

THE office of City Marshal is said to

TnI-: (V)UtUy Conunissioners convene in be worth near three thousand dollars per annum. Already we hear of half a do/.en or more applicants for the position.

THE Common Pleas Court adjourned on Saturday, after dispatching a larger

"cats are amount of business than ever before ac-

complished at a single term.

MANY children wish to throw away their old books and buy new ones, simply to get the prizes offered by tlie^ enterprising booksellers.

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THE Sullivan County Fair was largely attended and proved a financial success, although the exhibition was not up to popular expectation. •. i.

JActet* pLAJfcr: *l»as been-placed tfpon the night police force to fill the. vacancy occasioned by' the rtengnation: of officer ShadlevU 11/

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The following licenses were issued by the County#Clerk last week: Andrew Whitney and Charity Whitney. George W. Garrett and Mary E. Stevens. Joseph C. H. Wheeler and Sarah Evans. Robt. A. Brown and Mary E. Norton. Martin B. Tarvin and Mary S. Hermeling. Bovd H. 'Bavles and Almira Fields

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during the last week:

Alex'ander L. Wells to Richard F. Hess lot in the city for $400. Sarah N. Genung to Joshua Anderson interest in 13 acres in Otter Creek township for $60.

James T. MeCandless to William Joab lot in Jewett's subdivision for $2 500. Jacob Smock to Nancy Miller lot in Dean's subdivision for $750.

Goo. '. Duv, Commissioner, to as. M. Turner lot is Rose's subdivision for $300. Sterling McMullin to Elizabeth Briggs undivided one-sixth of 80 acres in Nevins township for $05.

Fred T. Markle to William Watkins 80 acres in Pierson and '10-acres in Riley township for $2,400.

Martha D. Tobey and others to Ruth Whitnvy 20 acres in Pierson township for $200.

Eilev Whitney to Henry Whitney SO acres ill same township for $500. Dudley Rogers to Andrew Grimes 2 lots iu lJurnarn's subdivision for $400.

George W. Wagner to same, lot in Gilbert place for $1,500. Virginia S. K. Latshaw to same, 4U acres in Sugar Creek township for $500.

Win.„T. Pound and others^to Win. S. Vangilder a tract of lainf in* LmFon towii-

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he two new school houses will not be Elijah Tryon, Guardian to "William

Elijah Ti*voti, Kudisell, interest tn 130 acres iu Pierson township for $100.

Luther Miller to Jacob Smock, C9 acres in HuVrjson township for S»,000:. 'John Tf.T'isbeck to William Henderson, lot in th«r«:ity for $1,800..

Geo. W.' Marker to Wm. W. Whitley, undivided pntirtl»|rd interest in 40 acrk's in Prairieton fownship for $27.

Wm. C. Farrand tosame the undivided interest in same lancj for $150. Alton! Hale to safiie, 12 acres.in -alne township for $300.

Cornelia F. MeMasters to lay lor 1-. and Aaron MeMasters, ISO acres in Kiiev township for $800.

Firmin Nippert to Lawson Saunders, lot in

Evans

15th AMENDMENT!

W. W. (TRRY

Will ifpeak at the

W I W

3-4

& Nippert's subdivision for

$300. Alexander

Johnson to Samuel Cheek,

10 acres in Lost Creek for $400. Ferdinand Feidler, Guardian, to John Marcalik, undivided two-thirds of lot in city for $275.

Barbara Bischof to same, undivided onc-ibird of same lot for $125.

Intermediate Model School. Pupils whose names have been enrolled as inembers of the Internlediate Model School are-requested to meet at thi Normal building at 9 o'clock this morning. Mee^atrpon* ifo. 9, first floor.

The pupils. 6f the Primary Model School'ire te^We^led to meet at their room,

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Oljill?/

A.JONES, JONES,

yormal

ScllOQl'

^$J?|tfMp|uir9 very recently reduced tibeTetf^Lpfi^ of School Book». -A. H. Dooley, 100 "Slain street, will sell^at the reduced rates.

On Wednesday Evening,

With special reference to the 15th

Amendment- Comeoijt livery'body." .'fliQjlijglieG are respectfully invit«?P

Consumers of Coal—Look to Your Interests.—To the citizens of Terre Haute, and all those desiring the best of "Brazil Block Coal

To such we would respectfully say, that as we have constantly on hand a supply of this article from the Niblock Bank which we shall deliver promptly upon all orders with which we may be favored, now is the time to leave your orders to insure promptness and save trouble, as it is more customary than wise to defer until cold weather. •_

The quality of this coal foi domestic use cannot be surpassed," !ind as ours is the ohiy:tffic»j in Terre Hante where it can be procured, we feel safe in saying that you can depend upon receiving satisfaction. We charge no more for the ''Brazil Block Coal" than others arc charging for strip coal, which is a much inferior article^

We do not propose to be undersold by any dealers in the city. Our motto is, "quick sales and small profits."

We shall also keep a constant supply of other grades, which can be' sold at lower rates.

For further information call and see us. Otlice and scales, near coiner of Fourth and #hio streets.

NIBLOCK, MKRRILr, O

Wo to So. 7 South Fifth street for Ladies' Underwear and Children's Clothing.

sol)

Ladies and Children's Hosiery knit to order at No. 7 South Fifth street, sep

The hest place in the city in buy Loots and Shoes i-i atfAndrews'. Try them. ."-11

Riddle is in receipt of a large stock of ^iew and elegant goods. ^.Ca 11 and see UiSm.

Badgley has just" received swe of the (TV InliHt

novelties in Hats. Don't full

!o go and see them before purchasing elsewheit .1. F. lUixii.KY,

S0.,::.,1IH

The

I* 'be citv llat House.

KraniiO'l'riissiiin

ivnr -till goes

on bur that has nothing to do with the price of Boots and Shoes. N. Andrews, No. 141 Main street, is on (lie war path, and has the largest and hest selected stock of Boots and Shoes ever ollcred in the Wabash Valley, which were pur chased since the decline in gold and will be sold for less than the same quality of .goods can be bought for in this or any "otiier market! Cafl and see us. sep3d8wlm

Fred. Baiersdorf will open, to-night, at his establishment, No. 8, south Fourth street, (Geo. Habermeyer's old stand) ex Client Oysters, and will,from this time on 8ervethem in. all-styles and at all hours. The oysters are the old Baltimore brands Wihid|i jhavojbeen kept at the house loi 'years!piifft.^ -jfj 4

Fruit Jars.—For the next thirty days I will close out my stock of Fruit Jars at Retail, for Wholesale prices. Can all the Peaches, Apples, Tomatoes, Green Corn, and all other fruits you can, and keep a canning. September is the best month in the year to can fruit. fi. ii.

Danl-

kinds of

BROWN.-1

78 Main Street

Vegetable Stand.—The undersigneu has removed his vegetable stand from J. Voris' meat shop to the house previously occupied by Silas Price & Co., (as a berry and fruit store) where be will keep, at all times a good supply of all

vegetables, fruits, poultry and

game,

also butter and eggs, and lie will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Goods delivered to order to any part of the city.

Peaches at 75 cents per box. Sept3-dlw. CRI.TKJ'PF.IT LKI:.

The Order of Ihe Jhiy —A g» nei:il order for Sozdont. In be teeth of ail opposition it lias beertnie th* supreme dentrifice of tlie age.

No impurity can infest tlie teeth cleaned daily withSozodont. ^uillay, the bark of the Chilian Soap Tree, an article which possesses cleansing properties superior to those of anv other known sub stance, is one of the ingredients of this, peerless compound. Sozodont is the only dentrilice in existence in which ibis salubrious botanical product is incorporated. 'rSpafflIiig'~XIIiio","" lvniidv house, mends evervlhing. '9

abuiif. tl

if School I'ooks, ul

Immense- Stock Bartlett A: CH'S.

Barfietl A' Co., have now open their Stock of Siiliool Honks, and arc prepared to supply tbo mils, of the roiiiuiunity, whether ii) large or small quantities [2,ot

Lildics don't fail to exaxine tin-stock nt women's,,misses' and children's shoes, at.Thonipsou's ll i/aar in UOSB' new block, smith oili i-tieet. A full a'ssorunent of l'hiladelphia band made work. There is bargains lor you. t*o and secure clieni. •j-tf. $ -t

Parents mid Children! Buy your School Books of Bartletf & Co,^ [-,3t

Immense Stock of School Hooks, at Bartlett & Co's., 101 Main st. [2,3t

School llooks are cheaper now than at this time last year, and A. H. Dooley, 100 Main street, w'ill sell them at the new list. 32t

linuienseocji o? School Books, at Bartlett lt»l Main st. [2,3t

ThQ Gonial Showman, being reminiscences of'"the liife of Artemus Ward.1' For sale by Bartlet^Co. eeptl.d2t

Kew Styles -tn Hirts hh-h-ing now at S. L. St rails Co., 149 Main street—more coming! Coffic apd'^ee tltena. [a27,dtf

Many G^ois will be 25 cents higher in one month. "fefdd!e*& savin^ that for his custbmers, by buying his goods now. [18

W. H. BANNISTER, the popular clothier, is now east selecting goods for gent's Fall and Winter wear, and the house is in daily receipt of the latest and nobbiest designs. Drop in, see the styles, leave your measure, and—look like a gentleman. There is nothing so improves a man's appearance as a neat fitting suit of clothes, and Bannister's is the place to get them at the very bottom price. 30tf

New and Elegant Styles Cloth hats, velvet and silk trimmed. "Lothair," velvet .trimmed, new and stylish. Call and see them at the "New York Hat Store." Aug 29 ALLEN, "The Hatter."

Sew Goods at the 'Buckeye Cash Store. If Dealers In Cigars would be careful of their own interests, they should call on N. Katzenbach, 147 Main street, before purchasing elsewhere. 29,dlw

Don't fail to go and see the new goods at the Buckeye Cash Store. nil?

Now Open.—New goods in every department at the Buckeye Cash Store Main cor., Gth st.

N. Katzenbach, 147 Main street, sells good Seed and Havana Mixed Cigars at 5 cents. Extra Yara Parafellas Cigars jj, 5 cents. 29,dlw

Don't Read This, if you want to pay exorbitant prices for cigars. N. Katzen bach has the largest stock in the city which he offers at prices defying competi tion. 29,dlw

New Braids at Herz & Arnold's.

llerz A: Arnold beat the Fancv Goods. ..

Now on Exhibition, at the Buekey Cash Store, the Special Premiums offered by W. S. Rvce Co^ut the Vigo Count ^-tf.

All the novelties of the season will in a few days, be on exhibition at llerz & Arnold's.

The Telegraph Coal Cook Stove.— The Constitution Coal Cook Stove are the best Coal Stoves in the market. JN'O dust, no smoke all warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no sale. Can only be bad at Ball's Stove Store.

Mats, Kugs, Cane and Canton Mattings, Mirrors, in great variety and at very low prices, at Bycc's Carpet Hall. dtl.

If it is thrown in your teeth that you do not keep your dental apparatus iu proper trim, it is your own fault, for all the world knows that you might do so by using the matchless vegetable dentrifice Sozodont. "Spalding's Glue," Cheap, Convenient and useful. Mends everything, deodlw

Hreakfast Bacon,—A prime article, and Graham Flour, at R. W. Kippetoc's.

New and Nobby Hats Just received by Express! Something new and nobby in bats! Fifteen different styles! Amongst them, the Yacht, the Rhine, Four-in-IIand, Dickens, Beethoven, Asliburv, Lothair, Union Pacific, Prince Erie. Also new styles for hovs. Call and see them. All to be sold low for cash, at J. II. Sykes', 113 Main street.

Ladies, now is your time to leave your orders for your Walking Boots, as I have greatly reduced the price of all my Leather, Lace and Button Boot-i. tf I. K. CLATFELTER.

Cory, DcFrecs & Co. are in receipt of a well assorted stock of Marbleized Mantles which they are selling at manufacturer's prices. Also a nice stock of Grates. Headquarters for Clothes Wringers, &c., ic. If you want new Rollers put on your old Wringers, send them along.

The Great Oriental Pile Remedy Is the only and best remedy that lias ever been known for the sure cure of Piles, as can be attested by many persons in this city, who have been cured. It will perform a cure of the worst, ease inside of thirty davs if the directions are followed. A sure cure is warranted. Any person not satisfied can return the remedy and get their money back. Call and In it.

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T. E. Gi ninii:.

«".»*'• No 201 Mainstm'.

Mrs. X.—Gh, how dreadful hot it is. .Mrs. K.—Yes, madam, it is very warm, but feel rather comfortable.

Mrs. N.— Is itpo°sihle7 And how do you manage that:' Mrs. lv. I use one of IIcr/. it Arnold's Fans tliev arc the best and hcape-t in the citv. •,*£ .r

Opened vesterdav, new aud attiactive

Public Speaking.

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W.W. CURRY

-^AND

H. H. BOUDINOT

Will address the people on the political questions of {he day at the following times and places:

Union Church, Pierson, Thursday, Sept. 8tli, 1 P. M. Middletown, Friday, Sept. 9th, 1 p. M.

Union Chnrch, near White's Tannery, in Nevins Township, Saturday, Sept. J^TH, 1 P. sr.

Black Silks! Opened at Tnell, Ripley Ac Demi tig's, August SOtli.., At $1,00 per yard, -{y?

At 1,30 per yard, At •At At

1,40 per yard, 1,50 per yard, "7^ 1,G0 per yard, ,.t 1,75 per yard, 2,00 per yard,

»V At

•iiV

5 iy':

If yon want Cigars by the Box, Ifyou want Cigarsjby the thousand, If you want a single Cigar, call on N Katzenbach, 147 Main street. 2!),dlw

At 2,25 per yard.

We recommend these goods as very cheap at the prices named, and invite inon

TUELL, RIPI,EY*& DEMMING.

aug30-dwlw.

IF \OR

Want a Cook, Want a Situation, Want a Salesman Want a Servant Gill. Want to Rent a Store, ft'*1 Want to Sell a Pin in

...

Want to Sell a House,

world

N. Katzenbach, 147 Main street, has the largest stock of Cigars and Tobacco ever seen in the city. 2!),dlw

Want to Sell a Patent, Want to Lend Money,, Want to Buy a House, Want, to Buy a Horse,j Want to Rent a House, Want to Sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place, Want to Borrow Money, Want to Sell a Houseand Lot. Want to lind any one's Address. ,, Want to lind a Strayed Animal, Want to Sell aPiece of Furniture, Want to Buy a Second-band Carriage, Want to find anything you have Lost, Want to find an Owner for anything Found.

Yon can make your wants known to the readers of tlieExruFss, at onlv TwentyFive cents a dav..

Catarrh is a common disease, so common that snufiing and ''hawking" 'reach you at every turn. Your foot slips in its nasty discharge, in the omnibus or in church, and its stench disgusts at the lecture or concert. Thefproprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy oflers S-r00 reward for a case of catarrh that he can not cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. R. V, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., and you will receive it by mail.

Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext., or Golden Medical Discovery cures severe and lingering coughs.

All the new colors aud mixtures in Repellent's rioWopen at the BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

Main, cor. Sixth street.

Full line of the Banner brand Alpaca just received. Far superior, in color and finish, to any other make. .IWUI TOT-• BUCKEYE CASH SSORE. 1, f. idr Main, cor. Sixth street.

All Wool Empress Cloth—all shades at 55 cents, worth 75. Just opened at the Buckeye Cash Store, Main, corner of Gth streets.

New Goods at Herz & Arnold's.,

Fresli Peaches.—R. W. Rippetoe is now in daily reccipt 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 this morning and tell him to send up a box.

When Will This World Come to au End I

—As soon a.s I^erz & Aniold^can bo undersold. v-s

styles of Wall Paper, just received for the Family Grocories and Provisions Fall Trade, at Kyce's Carjift Hall

Selt'-raisiug Flour saves all Hal-it.. Powders, Soda and ('ream Tartar. ,• Always reliable. 'ut'

Dyspeptics and Invalids can use if. wit impunity. Prepared by ('.I. KII'I.KV.

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

(io to S. 15. Freeman and get a pair of Lazarus & Morris perfected Spectacles. He keeps also the lower grades besides and yon can be suited.

All Should know that S. R. Freeman has the.best assortment of ladies gold watches and at the lowest prices in the City, 101 Main, cor. Gth st. tf.

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

WT!

dtf.

Riddle for Ncek Chains.

Huvuisr removotl my office to the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, 1 am prepared to fill all orders for tlie pure, unadulterated block coal. 1'" F. MERKTM,.-.—

"The Same 01l Keglmenl wit I New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is dailj receiving New Goods from the manufac tories. Call and examine his Cnstoii. Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main stree

We shall spare no trouble in making

our

store the most attractive in the city. S* '"/HERZ & ARNOLD.

Our Prices on Black Jewelry are far below those of our competitors. HERZ A Anxoi.n.

AM ILY ROCE RIES

JAMES O'MARA,

FAMILY

ANJ

COUNTRY PKOIH I U,

Ohio St., bet. Fourth iV Kiiti:,

Will keep on hnnd a full supply i»t limit fur mail iinil IteaM. FLOUR, WYR WM.

FHR1),

KI:UIT,

Anil aReneral assortment ot

Will keepconstantly on lianila lresli Kiipply of VeKOtuMes of all kinds. Hit has in miinc tluii with tlio above

A FRESIT ME AT MA lili FT,

Supplied with all kinds of fresh meat. Leave vour orders anil they will be filled and dnIivcrod profaptly to nil part.* of tho city. Will also buy all kinds of

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Farmers will do well to call before selling.

7 OAN~MILLEH,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Groceries,Provisions, Nails,Peed, Flour, Pish, Salt. Shingles, •7- &e., &c-, Ctiril'of Fourth nud Eagle Streets, Terre Haute.

Conneeted with tho above is a first-class Wagon Yard and Boarding^ Uouso, tho proprietorship of which has ngain been resumed by Mr. Miller, who guarantees to all wbo may patronizo him, good accommodations at reasonable charges. BUT Board by the Meal, Day, Week or Month, mlldwtf DAN MILLER. Proprietor.

PROVISION STORE.

A. J. WELCH,

I'T

DEALER IS,,^

A PRIZE

For Every Book Sold

iaslr.'"-" i* oV

We offer a Prize for every Book Sold! We are just in reccipt of a full line of

SCHOOLS. BOOKS,

slates s.

h'f

HALK CRAYONS,

PENS, PENCILS, 1 'i Ii CAP, LETTER ami

NOTE PAPER,

Which we offers

JA.S LOW $ \y

As can be purchased elsewhere.

Remember, a prize tri/7 he given with every Book sold. \TT- B. G. COX & CO.

t-,

1 'i li

V.*

WANTED!

ONLY 35

S I

E A O

DO YOU WANT HELP'r

AOVKIM'ISK I.\ TilK KXI'KKSS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

\i»vt'inisi: is riii' DM'iiKss.

Do Vou Want io Ituy or Soil' A!VK!!TINK IN Till' KXI'KKSS.

Have Yon ProjMTt.v for S:i,li? IIIVKHTISK THE KVI'IJKSS.

THK EXPRRSS having tho lnrf,e?t homo eirenlation, is the best medium to secure your wants by advertising. We now put rates so low that thcro is no excuse f'r not malting known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Rent," "IIclp Wanted," "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted," ".Property for-Pale," "Boarding," ost," "Found," ".Strayed," "Stolen," "P nal," A'c., will be inserted for

25 CElsTS A DAY!

Theso terms aro applicable to all advertise racnts of tho above class, of five lines and under.

Have You Houses or Rooms for Rent* UVKI T18K IX THK EXI'Itl'KS.

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in tlio EX PRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, with tho noccssary pay, anil forward the same to us through the PostofBce.

jyjARSHAI/S SALE.7 I will soil at the public pound, on the 10th day of September, 1870, between the hours of 10 and 4, a bay horse mule, between and 4 years old. Said mulo was found running at large in violation of city ordinance.

E. 0. WHITK.MAX, City Mar:--lial.

srpodO

LOST.

Gentleman's

heavy Woolen Shawl: the Under will ho rewarded by leaving it at tlio Prairie City Bank- .--dtt

OST—On Tuesday evening

FOR RENT.

I70R RENT—A very desirable residence south Sixth street, squares from Main: apply to Herbert Madison, man & Cox-

WANTED—Tho

JAMES O'MARA.

ftus31jtf.

Provisions, Flour, Salt, CofFeo, Teas, Sugar, &c., 'Jb

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

ii be 2 an 3

i"' Terre" Haute, Ind. 1. jyI2dlm

iudU

WANTED

TljTANTED.—Three dining room girls at

A'ational House. The highest wages given. sep5

WANTED—Two

Boll Boys also a Pastry

Cook: highest wages given Apply immediately at National House.

WANTED—Athekitchen.

good, active boy to assist as

second in Enquire at office of Buntin House.

WANTED—Boarding

for Normal School

Students address W. A.Jones, Presi dent.

WANTED—Agents

a'Midi

to canvass Vigo nnd

adjoining counties for a strictly first class Life Insurance Company* Call at F. Havens' office, opposite the Court House, and see J. W. Nelson, Special Agent for the_"New England.'' aug27d-\v

undersigned want two

good Plasterers: apply immediately. a"i7dtf ROWLETT

WANTED—A

'Irnmm

WANTED—An

THATCHER.

situation in a Business

House or Office, by a young man who is a good penman and accountant: salary

DRY GOODS.

New York Store,

73 Main Street,"

Terre Haute, Indiana.

One Price Only!

Wo would dircct lli I want of

object: address "Penman," P^O. Box 153.

active intelligent man in

every County aud State. Io tako an interest with us and tho agency for the easiest selling article ever offered agonts clear from f"i OO- to $_il 00 a day terms reasonabb and profits large: apply to FOSTER & I'A'f TKKSON, IiHliamijiolis.Ind. augi:!dlm

FOR SALE.

I otl'er for sale tho following

.101! SALE

t'OUl/t'ItY.

properly: My Residence on the rorinr

of 1st and Cherry streets. Warehouse on the Canal Basin, with or without machinery also the Residence north of the Canal on 1st street, belonging to A. llnney, with loiir lot -. All or any of the jihm property will be sold nt a bargain. JOII.N IIANK\. tCidtt

T^OR S\LE—-lus: I'Utside the eitv limits of iMaHiall. Illinois. IS neres ft land containing a house, loun, smokehouse, stable, milk house, "mall bearingorehnrd. well. ,Vc.. 10 aeres fenced, 1- acres in oiillivutiwii.il gui den p.-iiled in and set with currants, craped, Ai-. The road from town to the plaeo is level as a floor, and is onlv of a mile from tho St. Loiii*, V. A T. ii. Railroad, aud within 2U0 vards of a School House where a good v-chool is kept nini! months in a year can be bought for Slf'O cash: for particulars see or address

1).

F1^OR

0- MARTIN, Marshall, 111. ^d4t

SALE—HORSE—A good draft horse, will be sold cheap. ON CREDIT inquire if U. FOSTER SMITH. sikltf

1.1 OR SALE—DIEHL AV1IEAT—This cele|J brateil White Wheat ctfn now be had at J. A. FOOTE'S Seed Store, 05Main streetsep2d'2twlt

FOR

SALE—House and two lots, stable, well and cistern, located between 13th and 14th streets, near tho Providence Hospital, about three squares south hou«e is a frame, one-and-a-half stories will be sold cheap inquire of Mrs. Norman, on the prennses. s2dlw

FOR

SALE—Choiee farm of i:J() acres, on Fort Harrison Prairie, iSlj miles north ea«t of Torre Haute, well .improved and in a high stato of cultivation. Enquire of John Rankin, proprietor. l-dlw-ivtt.

FOR

SALE—In Uookirt*' addition, a house with 4 rooms, kitchen, cellar and cistern lot

66x150

feet, well set with fruit trees ami

shrubbery I will sell this property at a. bargain terms easy call at Prairie City' 'j'1'1' dhops. A. C. 1ATTOX- a.Udtt

FOR

SALE—A .Maro and (,'olt. clieap: inquire of.I. Jl. O'lioyle, at the Leather Store.

f?lOR

:!l!

^OR SALE.—The fine residence of .T. MOlcott. on south Third street is oHereil lor sale call soon on WHARTON E h' KI auglydllll

SALE-A GOOD HORSE, .. BUCKBOARU ANIMHYRNESS. nqniro at the Daily Express Office. tt

!•{:&« 11..

attention »l

DRY GOODS

To our large and well assorted stock ot

Brown Sheetings, w*—i 'Bleached Muslins, •. .. Ginghams,

Flannels,

Tickings,

., .'-i.j Checks, Hickorys, viy'/. Oasimeres,

Tweeds, Jeans

Bed Spreads, ??. Coverlets, Carpet Warp',

Cotton Chain. Table Linen,

Napkins,

fi .if Notions, Fancy Goods, \W Gloves, 1^,. Hosiery &

DKKSS (JOODS,

'•LV* sS OnV*"IIi

Best- Bargains!

In the Dry Hoods line has secured lor us a large trade, and we shall continue to futeres buyers by

IjOit't'st I'fh'fs, Fit if Dailniij it ml hi ml treatment.

VST ICE TO ALL fa- C'". Is the motto, of tho

NEW ORIv"'STOKE,

MA I S S TUF.ET,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

DENTISTS.

W.E. ROSSETEIi,

DENTIST!

BEACH'S BLOCK,

fi nVEU .,-4,

ith Hul-

Hyde's

ki»U('k(\vo

Store."1

'WOKK DONE AT

New York Prices!

tt.v fo 5. All bpt'i alioiis Warranted.

Reduction of Prices in Rubber Work.

10. KOS.**ITi:n has concluded to reduce his prices, of npper sets, from to 81.". West material used.

•.

J)"

ii. HAwrfloIuilTw.

SLILKIEUN ANU 1 KCFFXITAI

1ST IS

Successor to I)r. D. M. WELD, No. 1-7 Mini St. National Block, Terro Haute, ind.

KEsiDRyrK-'Corner Fifth and Swan streetTT^0*i

LOCAL NOTICES.

ItMTKK nOIIAIHS

We idKo a complete line of these Celebrated Pure Mohairs. Harper's Razaur has announced them, editorially, as tho best and most, beautiful black goods imported for the

We feel warranted in giving them our high est recommendation, to the public, and in vito inspection.

Tnell, Ripley Demituj.

Corner Main and Filth street

Tho standard reputation attained by thi unrivaledand infallible Vea^t Powder 1 urin• twelve vears past, is duo to its perfect purity healthfnlness and economy. Put up in tins actual weight, in represented, and will kec ior years.

The quantity required for use is from one fourth to one-hall less than other Hakin Powders.

Sold by (Jrocers throughout the nite. States. HOOLE1'& BROTHER. Manufacturers and Proprietors. m2dM W Kiiin Hi New Street. New ork

UKIAli

JKFKKKS. IKAUKLANO. U.I8HA

Ilill-A

U. R. JEFFERS & CO.,

Wholesale dealers in

Yankee Motions and Cigar.* And Commission Merchants, rSo. HO IVlniii Street

Keep constantly on hand a full assortmcnti

istotxoits,

Comprising

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

Hosiery and Cigars,

A UHOLFSA LF \i. I

ari'il-'dwtf

ASK IXM Tin-:

ji\rr|i FLAVORING 1 EXTRACTS

THE Fl'BEST AND BEST IM'SE. j}--''