Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 September 1870 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKBBE.HAP'yja. I»g. ...

Wednesday Morning Sept. 5,1870.

KlILnOAD TIME TABLE. TKRRK HACT15 AND INMANAPOLIS.

I»EA VK. 1:05 A. Express w" 4:15p. Express 1®:15P.

7:00

MftiJ...

3:00p. Accommodation. P. v.

Greencastle Accommodation. 10:10 A.M. ST LOUIS, VAVDALIA AND TKRER HAUTK B. K. LEATP

Short Line Route*

5.50

A-

4 p' m.'V.'.Rockville and way 12:00 a.

THE desperation with which oorheea is working is shown in the fact that he has already made eleven speeches in this countv, and expects to make one or two more.

T)ay Express 3 :1.

I.EAVP.. 4: 10 p.

0:iiip."ra.F.l

..Clinton,Numa,Burnico...11:00

»5rayf.vil

TORTION

of the frame-work of the

glass factory building fell, yesterday, bringing down with it a number of men, none of whom were very seriously injured.

W. W.

CURRY

THE

LITTLE

ABBIV«.

ARRIVE.

ir FastLine ?yXA. 2:50 p. «troBS....r...... 4 ffir «j 10:25 p. 1:1a

A-^j

irtftiSflfiMfct^sfn.ouis S^LBOAD

Arrive*from Eatl- Departt for West.

G:fH A. Fast Express.... ft: TO A. M.

3:10

P. M.

10:20 p. Night Express .10:25 p. m. 0:10 A, M...Mattoon & Ind- Acco...10:15 A. M.

From the Went- For the EastA :01 p. Day Express 4:05 p. m. 12:20 A. Accommodation v~:IL

12-/.2

LightningExnress 12:55

10:00 A. M-.Mattoon.& lad-

A. M.

Afco...

JKVASBI&.KAFDCRJWTOR&SVTM.*'.

•i.Ava.

ARRIV*

0:(VU.M HxynsM J* J"

Mail P.*.

ROCKVIM.K EXTENSION.

ARRIVE*

:3..11:15

A.M.

.Mail .:—

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY, -4:

fi.oflB. DAILY MAILS,

OPRN.

lust Through 11:«a.

3SC::::::.v 2 0':(*) p. ra...Cincinnati AWashington 7 :S0 a. ri:.l0p. ,w"»

St. Louis and West.

4:4op.ni

9:4* a. m'/.T-via. Alton Railron.l 4:4op.

Tia.\andalia B. H..... 4.«p

o.^ Rriwunflllftandwiy 4 .45 p. 1 :C re(

'2 -:!0 p. in l)p via. Prsirieton, Prairie Creek and Turinnn's Creek—

SEMI-VTF.KKI.Y MAILS.

Turinnn's Creek

Mondays and Thursdays -st, 1)

lMm" Mondays and Thursday at 6 p.

^f-l-nn—ClosesTuesdaysit

Saturdays at 11 n.m

Opens Tuesdays & Saturdays nt 10 a.

WEEKI.Y MATI.S.

Ti-iiniville via. Riley. Cookorly. Lewis,Coffee •and Howesville—Closes1 Fridays at 9 p. Opens Fridays sit p. A-diboro via. Christy's Prairie—

Closes Saturdays at S1 p. in Opens Saturdays at3p.m

F-i«tcrn maiLs closes on Sunday's at Op.® Office nnens durinir the week for sale f'tfimp" _Monoy Order business, Ac., from

Oil n'diiyf ijnVn ftom n. m. to 9 a. m. Money Order busings transacted on Sonday.

BDRNKTT. P. M.

The City aiul Vicinity.

HOT

PAYS

and cool night*. SJ

TttE County Fair begins in enrno I li.'

day. THE

'earnest to-

Wigwam doors will

be invitingly I "U, In

open to-niglit. .xnf'? COME oi'T and hear some new thoughts feomCurry, to-night. *i -MO

WHAT

are yon doing lor the

will speak with special

reference to the Fifteenth Amendment this evening, at the Wigwam. There should, and doubtless will be, a large audience in attendance.

gentlemen of the medical profes

sion are requested to meet at Dr. Wood's, corner of Seventh and Ohio streets, this eveniug at 7 o'clock, tor the purpose of organising a medical society.

REV. E. FRANK

HOWE

left

LAST

night

for the E:v t. Bufiuess instead «l i-i»«a-me is the motive this time. Though the auie of thin trip belongs to hi* regular vacation* vet we learn arrangements are made lo£f

his absence. THE School Trustees have determined to build the new school houses under iheir ov.n direction. :i-. luentioned yesterday, and have *«leet«'d Sain. T. Kew» superintend the same. No bitter selection could liavo been ur.ide. We may now depend ti|wn having two good iehool .4J,'"

house-. ,it tf .i OSK of tli'*." most beatilnl paiiorumic view? of the city to be found is from.the dome of the new *[iera House. The city spreads out below, almost covered by the luxurant foliage of the shade (rets, fro the east, north, and south tin- prairie spreads out its smooth carpet of gveeu, fringed at the edge with thickly growing tore-t tree?. The view i- well worth a climb up the long ladders. "Vv

HR.R.E

the

do the children cnnie from?'-'

exclaimed ^uj.erinU ndent \\ih-y yeslerihiv evening after having visited all the chool"-.' The to.uus are more crowded than ever, some rooms have as many as one hundred and tweaty-five children.— Of course, is an utteT impossibility for one teacher to impart proper instruction to so ^reat a number. Until the new school houses are computed rooms will be rented and assistant tcache-Vs.employed (iood Work. 11V attention has recent-' \y been callel to a job of plastering just finished nt Mr. F. Uoetz new residence, corner of Eighth and Walunt streets, which is certainly of a superior character. It was done by Messrs. Kowlett !f Thatcher, who have located in this city within the past year, and who, by doing awd work, in a pains-taking way, are commanding a large satire ot this class of tvork. They are no\y engaged upon a| new dwelling erected by !?.^ H. Potter, at

south end of Fifth strtet.. 4na.--.

lecture on womanliness is giv

en us by .the

Saturday Review,

which is

"worthy of your hearing. We read it. .sion lart^yi -with emphasis that all you may hear and be profited thereby. The writer tells us of all kinds of beauty that which is included in what we mean by womanliness is the greatest and most beautiful. A womanly woman has neither vanity

nor hardness. She may be pretty, most likely she is, and she may know it, for, not being a fool, she cannot help seeing it when she looks at herself in the glassj but knowing the fact is not being conscious of the possession, and a pretty wo-^T. man^if of. the right ring,.' *fl6tvair ££iz%Llift-tamty tLsalie.oughts And sh« is as little hard as vain. Her soul is notjgiven up to ribbons, but neither is she indifferent to externals, and to dfess among them. She knows that part of her natural mission is to please and be charming, and she knows that dress sets her off, and that men feel more enthusi altipally toward her when she is ^looking fresh and pretty than when she is a dowdy and a fright. And, being womanly, she likes the admiration of men, and thinks their love abetter thing than their indifference. If she likes men she loves children, and neither shunts them to thji, nursey siding nor frets over her miseries when forced to have them about her, She knows that she was designed by God and nature for a mother, sent into the word for that purpose mainly, and she knows that rational maternity means more than simply giving life, and then leaving it to others to preserve it. She has no newfangled notions about the ani mal character of motherhood, or about the degrading character of housekeeping Qn lie contrary, she thinks a populous and happy nursery one of the greatest blessings of her state, and she puts her pride in the perfect ordering, the exipiis ite arrangements, the comfort, thought fulness, and beauty of her house. She is not above her

nictirr

L'onnty

tuir to make it a sncccss. |-.t ,J.,o Tur. Mayor had one case yesteidny— sw«aalt ami batt^yr-usual gue.jf a

The city lio& ordinance goes Info effect and the hogs int.. jiens or tho pound on ilie 1 fth inst.

TOVATOK?, which could scarcely be given avrav last ficason, .now command two dollars a btHhel. _*

v..

EisHor SIMPSON arrived last evening,

and ia the guest of Mr. T. C. Buntin, of

(he Terre Haute House. HON. THOS. A. HENDRICKS speaks to the Democracy at.jj,eg.cli^i^.r^\.e tiisJJXfi' ning—if it doesn't rain.

THE

Journal

mentions that a move

ment ia Jbeing made •. forj.th^empeftii^ of Kaglo street acro39 the yard oT the T. H. «.% I. R. B.

us a woman, and she

does not waut to ape the manliness she can never possess. She has always been taught that, as there are certain manly virtues, so there are certain feminine ones and that she is the most womanly among women who has those virtues in greatest abundance apd in.the highest perfection. She has taken it to litmrt that patience, Felf-ruicri Hce, tenderiiMi quietness, With soine oth erstof whioh-modesty is me, are the Virtues more especially feminine just courage, justice, fortitude and die like belong to men. Passionate ainbition, Virile energy, the love of strong excitement selfrassertion, fierceness, and an undiscip lined temper, are all qualities which de tract from her ideas of womanliness, and which make her less beautiful than she was' meant to be consequently she has cultivated all the meek and tender ati'ec tions,all the unselfishness and thought for others which have hitherto been thedis tinctive property of woman, by the exercise of which she has done her best worlc and earned her highest place. She thinks it no. degradation that she should take pains to please, to soothe, to cojai fort the man who all day long has been doing irksome work that her home may be beautiful and her life at ease. She does not think it incumbent on her, as a woman of spirit, to fly out, at an impatient word, to answer back a momentary irritation with defiance, to play Rqland to his Oliver her womanliness inclines her to lcjvkig forbearance, to patience under diflulfies, to unwearied cheerfulness under portion of the inevitable burden as may have been laid on her she does not hold herielf predestined by nature to receive only the best of everything, and deem herself affronted where her cross is bound on her shoulders. Rather, sheun derstands that she too must take the rough with the smooth but that, as her husband's way in life is rougher than hers, his trials greater, his burden heavier it is her duty—and her privilege—to help him all she can with her tenderness and her love and to give back to him at home, if in a different form, some of the care he has expended while abroad to make her path smooth. In a word, the womanliness which we all once loved and have still a kind of traditional belief in, the womanliness that regards the

wishes of men as of some weight in female action—that holds to love rather than opposition to reverence, not deliance that takes more pride in her husband's Tame than in her own that glories in the protection of lib name, and in her slate as wife that feels the honor given to her as wife and matron far dearer than any she may earn for personal prowess and that believes in her consecration as a helpmeet far man, not in a rivalry which a few generations will ripen into.a coarse and bitter eumitv. i'i

TOBIAS

r, i.-w't i-' i-

MILLER, of Parke county, one

of the eldest settlers in thir, part of the State and father ol' Daniel Miller, Esq.. of this city, died on the morning of the 4th insl., iu the seventy-fourth year of his age. His funeral was preached Monday -1^ Rev. U. Wilson Smith. One of the largest gatherings, including all the old settler* of -that part of the county, ever assembled in thnt section attended his funeral. Thus the pioneers pass away in quick succession. i.-l. ---i'i'.••/

THE Postmaster-General has issued an ordei' requiring t"he lulnie and address of the sender of a registered letter or package to lie affixed to the same, and, in ca.se ot non-delivery, the registered letter *r package'trill totrrrtnTired-'tHrpctly to the ollice from whKh it i* s^nt for-tk'livery to the sender, without, as now, being returned through the Dead Letter Office. In case the sender of a letter or package thus returned cannot be found, it will then go to the Dead Letter Office and be treated as other mail matter.

GREEN TROT.—Jones

«!t Jones.ahe eu

terprising agricultural implement men, with characteristic liberality, have added a new ie&ture to the County Fair this week, which oilers a chance for country boys to compete for a special premium of twenty dollars

in gnld.

It is an old fash

ioned trot, open to all green trotters, outside of any town, under »he saddle or in harness. The trot will take place at the Fair Grounds on Friday at one o'clock.— TJiere will doubtless be many entries, much fun, and many people to see it.

PAYMASTER GENTTNG paid off the employes of the E. & ©. BartroaaJ yesterday, '..iit-.i-riiiW W i-i SKI lijju'-t ixaiv'.t

City Council.

The City Counci} met in regular sesHonor doHirs nii'rajt! Mayor Cookcrly, presiding, and Coancil* men Scudder, .Coats, Hager,: O'QooneU, ForresJ, !|ee^ur^r, Dowlug, Jvfclsk, Peddle ah Rockwell—a full Board.

ACCOUNTS.

The following accounts were presented and allowed: Jacob Stark, Lumber $ 6 7o Terre Haute Express, Printing 32 00 B. G. Cox & Co., Stationery B. G. Cox & Co., Stationery

Saturda Evenin

Mail, Priptinj

Haute

printing,

was •eferred to Commit

tee on Printing. Bill ®f W. D. Butler, work on Cemetery $73, was referred to Committee on Cemetery.

PETITIONS.

Mr. Dowling presented a petition from property holders on Cherry street, between Wabash river and" the canal, asking that Cherry street be graded and graveled. Referred.

Mr. O'Connell, presented a petition from Edward Osborne, asking remission of tax. Referred. ,rf $

Mk O'Connell, cp |ccount of Martin IvercKeval recommend that he be allowed $15. Concurred in.

Mr. Dowling, from Committee on Streets, reported that they could offer no relief to Mr. Leonard, and recommend that he be paid for„what he has done and that there be a re-letting of the work.

The Police Board reported that Jacob Leutc had been appointed on the Police, to til I a vacancy.

Mr. Hager announced that the Committee on Vaccination would be ready to report at next meeting.

Mr. Dowling asked for fiii'ther time im the petition of Lew Townsend. MruSeeburgec, .frMii tli4 {JonVinitt^'

oii

Station House, presented a report recommending that the contract for building said House be awarded to Thorpe & Landnun, they being the lowest bidders, and proposing to build a house of three rooms for prison purposes, and five other rooms, and in accordance with the plana and specification.'! of Clias. Eppinghousen,

tk.

committee directed to prepare contract. City Treasurer Schoerneiil presented his report, as follows:

CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, I TERRE HAUTE,

Sep 1, 1870.

To his Honor the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Tent' Haute—

GENTLEMEN

Tlie following is my re

port for the month of August .PiEOEIPTS'. 1870. ».1 Aug. 1, Cash on hand per la-st- report $8,7-1

Delinquent taxes collocted during the month 1,012 50 License ao'ts during the month 55 00 Cemetery sSiSKKCfct ing toe month 108 75 Total am't received 810,023 57

EXPENDITURES.

Aug. Orders re'd during the montb..$ 4,076 10 August 31st, Cash on hands 4,064,30

Respectful lj':3abnut'

.. S10.0I23 57

ahinitted,

ft S'

MARCUS SCHOEMEHL.

The report was ordered to be p^ced on file The Superintendent of the City Cemetery reported seventeen interments for the month of August—two from the qpuntry. Alpo, eight interments ki the Catholic Cenjjeleu^ Placwl*)| jfikl

The'claft|ibf uie'City ^ixtintfflilmaking out reports, ten dollars per annum was ordered to be not allowed.

The resolution in regard to city printing offered at the previous meeting was taken up. This resolution provides that the ordinances be printed in only two papers—one English and one German.

Mr. Hager offered an( amendipent (hat the Committee solicit bids for publishing ordinances, &c., and that the contract be awarded to the papers*—one English and one Gettnan—that will do the work at the lowest rates.

A vote being taken on the amendment, it was loat. Mr. Iltawling'.offeKd 4 substitute hat the city ordloan^w Be published in two daily English papers, of opposite politics, and one German paper.

The aves and nays being called, the vote

OJI

the snhstiU#! stood—ayes: Dow-

ling-, Hager Peddle,

Rqjkwell#j

The' res,•Inlion, then adopted. Ayes noes 1. The Jamemlmen.t, to the Water street ailroad was taken upland adopted-

he police con hi not clear them out. Messrs. Co&ti :ttul'Do?vJii).s(, wishing to set theioselve right, Btadeij |hat they had nstructed the C^Ly .Mji^i^l to have signs eSttndin^

MTQSM

Save and

tht1,sidewalks,, re

moved, and thfct' he 4iap misconstrued the order arid'orde^edjse^elal German tlags removed. J. Si

Councilfad|ourned. ft S THF: re-establishment pf the Female College iu thLs,ci|y b^en re^icafeilly urged bv us as a matter of grave importance to the Educational interests of our

drog^ Glpe." trij il it j«

H.iiH IfiiblllH

THE COUKTS.—In the Criminal Court yeaterday Adolph Meyer»w«* fitted five.

minor. John Kelly was recognized to keep the jieacf o« ctilnplaint of bis wife Elle^.j OvAT

The Common Pleas Court was engaged daring the afternoon in hearing the case of Davis

evidence was all in last evening, but the Court reserved a decision. In the progress of this case a prominent physician was called to the witness stand a»d proceeded *iag* |iodi^of|he injurAA|fe^|»n«aii throwlatin phraf^i^iclJiial terms with the rapidity of mitraillenr, to the utter astonishment of Judge, Bar and audience, when the Court interrupted him by asking if the complaint was not commonly called

back-ache!

This brought

down the house, and the balance of the doctor's testimony was given in plain English.

NORTHWEST INDIANA CONFERENCE.^—I Most of the preachers of the Northwest Indiana Conference arrived in -the city yesterday. The day was spent in the examination of classes. The law of the M. E. (Snitch pfcecfril^jl' C^^r^S^boune of studg, and. KcetftU^esjairf imulred to pass ^§jftisfaif ^xamin^lfchs, annually, as a condition of admission into the Conference and election to elder's orders. Professor Wiley of Greencastle preached the Annual Conference Sermou last night. The discourse was thoroughly evangelical and eminently appropriate. Bishop Simpson will open the regular session of the Conference this morning in Centenary Chnrch. The sessions will he open to .visitors the entire week.

Another Mystery Solved.—Chemists being unable to di'scover the ingredients in fragrant Sozodont, which removes all stains ^mjhg teeth imports such a peculiar rosiness to the gums, the public are hereby informed that it is :i preparation from the bark of the Qi Hay a Sapor nariaor Soap Tree of Chili, imported for the first time into this country for this special purpose. Such is the purifying and innocuous effect ot tl^is rare botani crl agent, that it removes discplorations froutf'tlfe lapst J^ITgile J^xtiTe, ®brics, wi*out injiipn^p singl^hijead.

Base Bull.--There will be a meeting of the Eureka Uase IJJII (..lub this, Wednesday, evening, at 8 o'clock, at their room. Every member is requested to be in attendance, as there is important huM* is to an ii I or of he

He continu^ to restore sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf, in all cases susceptible of cure bv operation or /medical treatment. .,l1 il [?,df

Normal School Students, Special Attention. We have a full line of Text Books, &c., used during this session.

We have all books on introduction. A new supply of Composition and Note Books, the cheapest in the city. sep7-4t

2—

ir-1L— —v-

Special.—Lyons' Poplinsiust^rrqted all colors perfect shades. Buckeye (Stsh Store, Main corner Sixth street. sp7

IlOJl't Iflll to examine those Lyons' Poplins at the Buckeye Cash Store, Main

corner Sixth sheetj

^cuiljje}',

nays—Coab,( t]brijeetf O'Cono^L^Saebuju-, \Valsh tlie ^ote (the Mayor east )»is. vote in. lavvt-v? the nub stitnte. laVf tl till

ntiuli pi

Mi-. O'CcinBel 1-. eaUed th«! it the Council to the condition of Main street alum th.e street railway.

Mr. Forrest calLed"th»ilt€snti&ifjtHhe Council to the fact that large numbers of prostitutes haw Coi»j^teg:iii4i«i th^^nv.r' bottom, opposite '''f y,

MM*

asked ..it.

Perfect fyeautiefijsthe richest gpods in Uie rkttt,.,thaie.Lyon-s' Poplins.at the iBuckeye Cash fttre, Main dcunert Sixth street.

i.,,/ln:

(,'i sp

PopUlisi jit'."? received ut' tAe

Buckeye Cash Store, Main corner Sixth iitreet. 'Jl'" ?. ftljou tfri ^nU^drowa^ debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes hadl.v, poor appetite, and tongue coated, yeo'nre stifl«irin.t« frolfi torpid liver, or "Billiousness." Nothing will cure you 'so. ,-Sp43iM Au4 pe^mnji^itiy «as« ©ri »rr's"kit. Ext.. or -UoLktL.^Ma3aal Discovery, ft al-' cures all severe, lin^*ettng coughs and ttWte^ up atid Vt/engthens the rt'hole system,-

Hold by drHggiflt«.^l'p_'L| I 1-, Sage's Catarrh Remedy! cinres wl^en eve'rVtliinrf else tails. .'t,'Sept.7yi1w,

The he.st pluee in the city* (p buy I L.ooiv ami Sh

)Jji(

On motiortfif$fIV-'|Y-%njV4j, the iV[i»it J.iheiu. of the City Commissi,mer, in relation to |Je stanU3rUndersigned the openjng of Old,, ^et .r^eri ed ^^able. stand'|r»m to the Committee on Streets,

at, .Vinf^ws'. try

S-dfw1

.1 Voris' meat shop tothe house previously occupied by Silas Price & Co., las a berry and fruit store) where he ,will keep, at all times a good suppl^ all

of vegetables, fruits, poultry and game, also butter and eggs, and he will sell cheap a^ifr cheapest. Goods«€felivered to ordepr tipany part of the cjty.

kinds

community. Having learned that thodist Episcopal t-hurch of Indana, has con* templated action leading to such au enterprise, we think the session now beinj» held here by onlr^ffcf fpn^ences ol the State, presents a inost favorable opportunity for the assembled clergy to see the property, and jpdg9 its-adf»ir^e adaptation to t|e jiurp4e4 of af r|fi|ass Female Academy. We understand it can be purchased at a most reasoliable price and on ftvota^le^e^ni^ ajpdWust Uiat the opportunity .to eecut^, ?ed

Peaches at 75 cents per box. Sept3-dlw.

CcLFEPfER LEE.

Fruit JArs. For ihe n«t thirty days wiH eloite out rtiy stock of f'ruit Jars at Retail, for Wholesale prices. Can all the Peaches, Apple*, Tomatoes, Green Obrl, aid all ot^^ts ypu ^n,^|d k4ep a4ataning. Se^tkiiAer is the WNt month in the year to caa fruit-

Hural ,Grange S.,

^°l^Vh^1L^onTRoseBchjollfi|iiufli.' V,

-TT

vrofufrW

15th AMENDMENT!

,,w. w. curryS '. a. *. Will speak itt:theatfcT.i- ~r£:

*." i.:'.

Davis, a suit for divorce. The

,}-6

Fourth and Ohio streets. NlhLOck,

very• latest

I'liKSIKENT,

Pfimiir.v Model School.—,1( the parents of those ehildren "ho attend the Primary Model School, at the Normal, last term, desire to have their children continue their attendance at that School, they should have their children there at 9 ocbck.th|s g»ornin%, ^uotify the te»l®^ i§ss |f, tlieit intention to send them immediately, as there are •other children waiting to occupy any claim that may be. vacated.

W. A. JONES.

Principal Normal School.

v. .•

B. 6. Cos & Co's is the place to buy "Pencils, &c. Why? Because they give a prize with every book sold, and sell at Publishers reduced price list. sept7-4t 2626 Books sold In Two Days at B. G. Cox

&,Ck).>vand

still they have^ lasge prizt»|«-jpB-» |^y

Dr.' ft Mater, ramerly of tnia city, is now stopping at No. 60, North Third street, for the purpose of treating Chronic Diseases. Will remain one week.

-ii'tii

WI 3- W Jl On Wednesday Evening,

With special, reference to the loth Amendment. Come out every body.—The ladies are respectfully invited.:

Consumers of Coal—Look to Your Interests*—To the citizens of Terre Haute, and all those desiring tlie 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 whithwemay 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 for domestic use cannot be surpassed, and as ours is the iionly office in Terre Haute where it can be procured, we feel safe in saying at you can depend upon receiving satisfaction. We charge no more for the 'Brazil Block Coal" than others are charging for strip coal, which is a much ihferior article.

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

Wre shall also keep a constant supply .of other grades, which can lie sold at lower rates. ..Forfurther information ca+l afrrl sCc us, ,-O0i£(-a94 scales,-near

Fred. Baiersdorl' will open, to-night, athis establishment, No. 8, south Fourth street, (Gfco. Habermeyer's old stand) excellent oysters, and will,from this time on serve them in all styles and at all hours. The oysters are the old Baltimore brands which have been kept at the house for t-sif i"* yea™ Past- r.»l

The Great Oriental Pile Remedy Is the only and best remedy that lfts 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 case inside of tlhirfy days if the directions are followed. A snre cure is warranted. Any person not satisfied can retixrn the remedy and get their money back. Call and try il.

Latest War News The entire French forces throughout France concentrated at Paris, and the. Prussians attacked them, and compelled them to retreat from Paris to the Central First Class Barber Shop and Bathing Rooms, just opened on north side of Ohio street, between 4th and 5th.

We have two first class Watch Makers, and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watches to repair will do well to make a note of this.

H. L.

Straus & Co., 1-U» Main sheet more coming! Come and see theml.^[a2,dtt

Many Goods will he cents higher in one month. Riddle is saving that lor his customers, hy buying his goods now. [IS

Kiddle is In receipt of n-large stock ot new and.elegant goods. Call and ce them. t' ir

Our Prices on Black Jcwclrv arc ir.-!. it ARNOT.H

below those of our competitor.-!. Hkrz Now on Ex.hiblt.ion, at the Bncktye C:ish Store, the Special Premiums offered by W. S. Rvce & Co., at the Vigo County Fair. :«"K~7-tf. 1.1

Don't, fail to go and see the new good.', at the Buckeve Cash Store.,

Breakfast Bacon,—A prime article, and Graham Flour, at R. W. Tlippetoe s. The Telegraph Coal Cook Stove.— The Constitution Coal Cook Stove are the best Coal Stoves in the market. Xo dust, no smoke all warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no sale. Can only be had at Ball's Stove Stoic.

Ladies, now is yonr time to leave your orders for your Walkint Boots, as I

have

greatly' reduced the price of all my Leather, Lace and Button Boots, tf I. K. CLATFELTER.

New and Hobby llats Just received by Express! Something new and

nobby

aVst

in hats! Fifteen different styles! Amongst them, the Yacht, the Rhine, Four-in-Hand, Dickens, Beethoven, Ash'I'bnry, Lothair, Union Pacific, Prince (Erie. Also new styles for boys. Call be sold low for

fand se* them. All to be sold low

c, a |«ash, at J. H. Sykes', U3 Main street.

iin ft

fyqiiM

Hail *i

rlS

Cory, DeFrees Co. are in receipt of a well assorted stock oCMarbleized Mantles which they are selling at manuf|u:U)re*:« prices. Also a nice 6tock of O^tet*.'Headquarters for Clothes Wring-

&c.

r!.f'-

If you want new Rollers

put on your old Wringers, send them jdioBg,,,. .• -i '"l. I

Mats* Rugs, Cane and Canton Mattings, Mirrors, in great variety and at very low prices, a^ Ryce's Carpet Hall. dtf.

Now Open.—New goods in every partment at the Buckeye Cash §to Main ^r., Gth at",

MARRIED. a

Thq generous coatributiua from' the wedding feast Trhich accompanied .the above, was not needed to .cause

\is

WANTED—To

WANTED.

:forner

MERRILL

SOpo

Badgley lia-s.ltiHt ret*ived some ot the

novelties in Hals. Don't fail

to go and see them before purchasing elsewhere. J. F. BADUT.EY, sep3-dlw ifl at the City Hat House.

The Fraiieo'Priissiiin war utill goes on but that has nothing to do with the price of Boots and Shoes. X.Andrews, No. 141 Main street, is on the war path, and has the largest and best seler-Jed stock of Boots anil Shoes ever oliered -in the Wabash Valley, which were purchased since the decline in gold and will he sold for loss than the same quality of goods can be bought, for in this or any other market. Call and see us. sepodSwlni

T. E. GUTHRIE,

Slt iNo 201' Main street.

Herz & Arnold Fancy Goods.

beat the world on

property:

All

FORFOSTER

S. R. FREEMAN,

161 Main street, near corner of Gth. [Gazette, Mail and Journal copy.] 'Mi'' '.* nj,j *p6d3 i: Ladies don't fail to exaxine the stock of women's, misses' and children shoes, at Thompson's Bazaar in Ro'-s new block, south 5th street. A full assortment of Philadelphia hand made work. There is bargains for voii.

FOR

MIMI

iliciu.

Ladies and Children's Hosiery knit to order at Xo. 7 South hiltb street, sejio New Styles ill llufs arriving now :it

to. wieh the happy

pfir the full roalUatios. of .their happiest draams, I: W ALMSLEY-i-LOOKK—In this eity, at tho residence ef tha bride's fatber^on Tuesday ,6th.) by Rev.. S. 'Jf. Stimson, Mr. evening, Thomas

ralmsley arid Miss Mary A. Locke.

WANTED

sell hand and power

Shingle Machines for cash or shjogl.es. Apply at Englo Iron works sp7a7

hand and

WANTEDwork

WANTED.—To

or shioel

W. J. BALiL, Proprietor.'

GIRL-—A good girl for general

house in a small family at i7, North 4th street.

•Three dining room girls at The .highest wages r: sep5

National House.

WANTED—Two

Bell Boys also a Pastry

Cook highest wages givon: Apply immediately at National.Hoiiso.

WANTED—A

& Co.

fclo to No. 7. South Fifth street lor Ladies' Underwear and ('hildren's Cloth' injr.Kii

WANTED—Aand

good, active boy to'assist as

second in the kitehen^ Enonire at otllce 'of Buntin House.. -yy^ANTED—Agents to uanvass Vigo and adjoining countios for a strictly flr^tcliiss Life Insaranco Company. Call at 1'. Havens' otlieo, opposite the Court House, and see -J. W. Nef?Mi 'Special

Agent for the "New

England. ang27di^

situation 'in a Business

House or Oflice, by a young hian who is a good penman accountant: salary no object: address "Penman," P. O. Box 153. \VrANTED—An aetive intelligent man. in

VV every County and State, to take an interest with us and the nsency for the easiost selling article over ottered agents clear lrom 01) 16 S20 (M) a day: terms reasonable and profits larso apply to FuSTER & PA1TKRSON, Iiulianapolis, Ind. augl3dlm

FOR RENT.

FOR

RENT.-The Ralston dwelling house, on Chestnut street, betwen Sixth and Seventh streets—a very desirable dwelling house. Enfiuiro at Mrs ivjng's, next door. si»t

FOR SALE.

iHiR iSALfc—An excellent Stcinway Pianu. Ap sptidti

1 Apply at onec M". F. Kruipbhaar.

FE.house,situated-nice

OR SALE.—A new brick dwelling of nine rooms, hall and pantry, pleasantly For particulars inquire of L. INorcr^ss, Western Inion Telegraph Office. spG

FOR

SALE-a small liouse and lot on 13% Street, one squaro south of Main, northeast corner. Inquire'at corner of 2d and Poplar. J. C. BURNS, spOd'l

STLBNDID

of the lato John Goctz, in Otter Creek township, one mileNorth of MarKle's Mill, will be sold on the most favorable terms. The farm contains one hundred and twenty acres. It has on'it a-fine brick house, out houses, bam and stable" also a now frame dwelling of three rooms. There is a fine vine^ yard of six thousand bearing vines, having ar the present time 40,000 pounds of grapes on them, and a good orchard. Everythingabout the farm is in th^nost complete order. There are two fine springs of water on the placo. Tho farm is situated within one mile of Tattle's Miir thus being within easy reach of two Railroad stations, Postoffice, Sehosl House, and only six miles from Terre Hauto. For further information apply to Mrs. Louisa Goeti, on the premises, or Hosford & Boudinot, corner 4th and Main streets, Terfre Haute.

F1stand

OR SALfc—r

offer for

tho following

_. My Residence on the corner of Cherry streets, Warehouse on the Canal Basin, with or without machinery also tho Residence north of the Canal on 1st street, belonging to

Haney, with four lots.

or any Of the above property

will

bo sold

at a bargain- JOffN HANEY. s3dtf

FOR

SALE-

Jus'i outside the city limits of

._. Marshall, Illinois', 18 acres of land containing a. house, barn, smoke house, stable, milk house, small bearing orchard, well, tc., 16 acres fenced, 12 acres in cultivation, a garden pailed in and set with_currants, grapes. Arc. The road from town to the place i£ as level as ».floor, and is only-Xs of a mile from tbe St. Louis, V. A" T. H, Railroad, and within 200 yards of a School House where a good school is kept nine months in a year can be bought for $650 cash: tor particulars see or address D. 0- MARTIN, Marshall, 111. 3d4t

SALE—HORSE—A good draft horse, will be sold cheiu), ON CREDIT inquire of G- SMITH. s3dtf

FOR

SALE—House and well and cistern, located between^ 13th.

two lots, stable, ted between 13't

and 14th streets, near the Providence Hospi tal, about three squares south house is a frame, one-and-a-half stories: will be sold cheaji: inquire of Mrs. Xorman. on the premises. _w'_

SALE—-Choice farm of 130 acres, on Fort Harrison Prairie. 3Va miles north east of Terre Haute, well improved andin a high state of cultivation. Enquire ot John Rankin, proprietor. l-dlw-w4t.

^OR SALE—In Gookins' addition, a house with 4 rooms, kitchen, cellar and cistern lot f,0x150 feet, well set with Irnit trees and shrubbery: '1 will sell this property at a larffain teruis easv: call at Prairie City Coopershops- A. C. JV1ATTOX aJldtf

^OR SALE.—The fine residence of

J-

"*"r

Prices of Muslins

,j Ste cCt

MOORE— MCMASJAN—ifn Tuesday ovenintf. fith Jnst-.hy KeV B. FVank Howe, Rofcert J. Moor., oi'. l0Wa,':a#d MW3 Lonrea McMahan of,this:eit$ .::

I. ..

spG

"^yANTED.-A- MAN to do general work about a place, apply to George E. Partington, Soiith 5th street. sp6d2

buy a small Uouso and

Lot. centrnJly located. To be paid for in brick and brickwork. Address, A. 1. Abbott, through Post oflice. sp6d2

Ifl!

?«.

FARM FOR SALE.—The farm

M-

Olcott, on soutli Third street is offered for sale: call soon on AKTON ife KEELER

auglhUm

riOR SALE -A GOOD HORSE, BUCKBOAJRD

AND HARNESS.

lni nire at ih'' Daily Express Office. tf

LOST.

OST—A A'alenciennes lace handkerchief _j witli inedalion corners. The Under will infer a favor by leaving it al thisofliee.

TROTTING.

O A S I O N E

Premium §20,00.1 Ool«l

A CHANCE FOR COUNTRY ROYS.

Eyerytliing Fair and Square.

No Jockeys,

and

No Jochejmg.

JONES & JONES

Offer Special Premium of $20,00 in (*OLD lor all Green Trotters, outside of any town, under the saddle or in HARNESS* TO be U"Otted

COl NTY FAIR,

ON FRIDAY AT 1 O'CLOCK.

Be3t three in five. Three or more' to enter. Two or more to Entries allowed, until Friday noon. r.i ,'.f.. mr,r. -v

Entry i'ec ... .:r. :M„\$1.00.

A .TRICK TEAT^JWILL -NOT WORK.

About six weeks since a smasli in the Paice of

The Heaviest Unbleached Muslin Made to 12 1-2 cents,

\**-i

-c .fuhT

-OV n'dS'^l tkp

16 and IS CTi. FOR TIIK SAME GOODS,

This tremendous Reduction, made

CREATED A (iUEAT SENSATION

.,rf f!iW *1'

And crowded our cstahlishnient with eager buyel's. The high-priced stores were Mr 3?

STRUk »un» WITH A WA/KMKX1.^

Tliey could not buy the goods at wholesale fof what we were selling them at retail. :ri! S*t

At last other merccMiits attempee to follow us, by advertising at their door, "Heaviest Muslins Made at 12 1-2 cents.'* r——,

-,rtfa.,Vi

(Jontrast Arrivals' New (roods! rjl, im W"*' Good I. ubreavhed .Miieluia. ii and 7 -t-=. 1 aril wide l-unblcach.odMusiins. 8»'ts. Tfie'very best made, yanl wnle, -aloe, t-trod yard wide White Jluslins, 10 efs. (jtood Unbleached Canton Flannels. 12V.al5c Good all Wo®l Blankets S2.U0 a pair. Buy your Muslin of us and^.Snvo to ii cent: per yard. Good quality arlWood Red Flannel. 201-1 Coats' best SisiCord Spool Cotton,i ct?-. Anew lot of Cottage Carpets, 2li ets. Extra all Wool Ingrain Carpets, 75, SSeaSl. 500 Piecos Good Prints, t!. ?, :md ets. :i y'd Our Prints and asiiiis are le than Whule ?ale Prices.

FORSTER BROTHERS.

irtW^TORK CITYSTORE. it*

SCHOOL BOOKS.

A PRIZE FOR

Every Book Sold „t-i

-siiT

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

S O O O O S

SLATES: -Wil-

ffis.

odt:

CHALK CRAYONS,

H.'i "i

1 11

.Uiij-'J

PENS, PENCILS,

A E E a

NOTE PAPER,

Which we offer

S O W

.r -f ifoy

As can be purchased else whare. ...

Kemembev, if prize will

he given with evert/ Hook

sold. ti

15. i*.

OX & O.

O N I a 2 5

W I W S I

CHE A ENO Zff+Jl! DO YOU WANT HELPr AnVERTlSK IN TflR I XPUESS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

U1VERTISE IN TIIK KXPRTSN.

Oo Ion Waut to Buy. or Sfll*

AWVKKTISK IN THE EXPRESS.

Ilavo YSMI Property lor Salcf YftVEBTJSE IN THE EXPRESS.

THE EXPRESS having tho

2 5 E N S A A

These terms are APPLICABLE to all advertise ments of tho above class, of live lines and

under, i*' ill

Havo Vou Houses or Rooms loi

"•4I- ITO J{ENTJ

"l" ADVERTISE THE EXPRESS." ONLY io CENTS A DAI.

parties wishing to advertise.fn the EX

PRESS,

and living at a distance from this

office, can inclose theif

us, in the

-,x

.. .., ..

The goods they are seling at l-2c are

:7 LAVl^L AKD LilREL H.

Anil we have this cay ordered these inferior gooods from New York, and when they arrive will sell them for 11 cts. a yard. This must make those concern feel PRETTY CHEAP, as it shows them up to customers in 110 enviable light. No, gentlemen, calling Laurel and Laurel the Best Muslins made is a trick that will not work. wc

lor suit», very dai k. Sliawlc now :u

lleavv aterprooi per yard.

Tremendous lots ol Winter riving. Good Shawlj. 52,fH), 2.G0, 3,00 and4,nu. New lot of Henvy Factory Jeans, lit, o' CO and 05 ets. Pry Goods will be sold Cheap by us this Fall, l'.leeant Line, of Dross Goods uowopcnint. •We have no Old Stuck in Dress Goods, Merino Shirts and Drawyrs fur both Ladies and Gants.

Our Full and Wi'iter£tock will albe

NEW, FASHIONABLE AND DESIRABLE

Buy not a Dollars' Worth ol" 1'all 4«oo«ls until you have Exaiulned our Stock.'

OPERl HOUSE BLOCK,

121 iL\ ST., TLKKE HAUTE. ID. 186 BLEECKER ST.. KI1V TOBK[ClTl. I67EIGUTHAVENUE. NEW lOKK CITY. ^94COLIIMBIA ST.. FPRT WAYNE. INO.

hx:

A --lid

FLAVORING EXTRACTS. ASK i^OK THE

FLAVORING EXTRACTS,

ORIENT

THF. rt£F.ST AM) BEST IS t'SK. jy22djy

DENTIST.

I H. iARTHOLOME W, 1H RGRON' A.VD MKCHAh'ICA^ E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157Main St. National Block, Terre Ilautu.liid. Rrsmrxri: Corner Fifth and Swan Strcati

LOCAL NOTICES.

HCAVEIt HOHAI1H.

Wo havo a complete lino of these Celebrated Pure Mohairs. Harper's Bazaar has

I .NNL

larsest

homo

circulation, is the best medium to securo your wants by advertising. 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," "B^ .filing,"' ost," "Found," "Strayed," "Stolen,""P nal," Ac., will be inserted for

adv«rtisement

in an

envelope, with the necessary pay. and forward the same to

through the Postoffice.

-bill

e-sfi

-u

nounced them, editorially, as the beat and most beautiful black goods imported for the season.

WE feel warranted IF giving them our high est recommendation,

TO the public,'

vite inspection.

Tuell. Ripley

and in

Deming, &

Corner Main and Fifth street*

BAKINC POWDER.

The standard reputation attained by this unrivaled and infallible Yeast Powder during twelve years past, is duo to its perfect purity, healthfulness ana economy. Put up in tins, actual weight, as represented, and will kee| for years.

The quantity required for use is from onefourth to one-halt less than other Baking powders.

Sold lv Grucers throughout the Lnited State..

OOOLEY

& BROTHER,

Manufacturers and Proprietors, New Street. New York

UJlWFCm

[•TOSFFLDESITIAI*.—Young

men who

have

injured themselves by certain secret bab- !. which unlit for business, pleasure I

ctthem

the duties

married lite also middle

UGE.L and old men who, from tbe follies of voiith.or other causes,feel a debility in adVANIRO of their years, before placing them,elvc.- under the treatment of any one, should (IN'T rend THO "Secret Friend." Married ladies will learn something

perusing

tin-

address, in a sealed

Scent.-:. Addr^-s

&<XS.

importance by

"Secret Friend. Sent to any

eiiveolpe,'on

receipt

DR. CHAKLKS

M. JOAB,

STCAIITot&

Co..Boston. NUG2U dcod-wly

A a

'hi

Lrri'

HAilte,

Ind.

Mniiiisi collcrteil and Estates Munageil. OFFICEllh

—On

Ohio street,south ride, between

street

P. i.vow)M

NOTIONS.

URIAIIJEFFKKS. IRA DEJ.A.NO. KLISHA HAVES

JEFFERS & CO.,

Wholesale dealers

Vunkce Notions and Cigars,

And

Commission Merchants,

No. 140 Main Street, Keep constantly on hand a lull assortment

WOTIOWS,

ohvtionofeityord,.^^_

sepi

•,'U

•U

i'-me

Uti"

(it

Comprising

Fancy Q-oods, Dress Buttons Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, and Trimmings, Threads, Needles, Statiouory,*

Hosiery and Cigars,

A W O E S A E O arpil-'dwtf

MARSHAL'S SALE. A 1 .VV^TIAI.'S SALE.—1 will sell AT the' JNX" public pound,

the loth DAYOFSE^,

I»MH» 1K7D. between the hours ot 111 *ud •*, a bay horse mule, between S A.UL «YR»R, OK Said mule was found running »I LARG#

«ir"