Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 January 1871 — Page 4

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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

4 riDRRE-HAUTE, IND.

Aij Monthly Moruln?, Jaunary 23, 1871.

ItAlLllOAl) TIME 'I ABLE.

T«KI»« IUU'f-1 IND1 iSiPOUS B. K. Leave. Arrive 1:15

New York Express fi:15

A.*.

4:10 •.« Lightning Express 10:20P. m. 7:!S A.

Day Express 3:j£ p.h

2:50 P. j|...Ind'lis Aecommodatlun..ll :2Q sr. 1.0'jii.yisoii.iA

tbebb

HAUTE b. r.

"*5 .*25 A.v Paei6o Express 1:10 A.m. I0 2T P.

M—Fast tine........ 4 :00 P. u.

4:00 1*. a...St. L. & Cairo

Expres3..10:lo

ISDUSAl'OMS sr. LOOS it. B.

Arrive from Bant. D*»nrt for Witt,

63» A.

Fut Express 0:3o

A. u.

10:39 a. M... Day Express....—10:53A- *. 0.-38 Sight Expre^j-v-30

P.M.

I OJP. JJattoon Acco md li 4 :uP. i. Iron the W«.

2 8

RTAJfarlLIiB* CK/WTORlteVJLLK B. £i

61:5TA. .Express,,.. %r 4:10 p. Mail .i.wr.jM. -i' KOCCntUI KX«*HlO*.

Leave. 4 :40 P. M.

Arrive.

Mail 10:55 a. m.

TIi« Clljr ami.Vicinity.

-BW0h infedeetnable—y:i

'VSi to the knife—a tough gow» ti *"iS Hoakimsg HOUSE rule—no tho.otigh-

fare.

O*'-' 'ST 'rn2 Criminal evening-

fcitAihC-vciirc- ail fillioK—Ar-.-f-" t&pZ* Ae.i-orV

VSii:i-radv6rli.-ou3ent

of a "-Necktie Ball,

under the amusement head^

NEWPOBT, Vennill! )n cosiniv, in t-oon to have a large stave factory.

^(Xve week/rom this .evening ite are to have the great Nilsson concert.

IN these days of soiled fractional, "iilthy lucre" is not a misnomer.

EVEKY medal has its reverse, arid we saw a meddler meet with one onSaturday.

Ma. EDMUNDS, of the Journal, who has been ill for several days, ia on duty again.

IIOKACE Blinn

EGOS

It is reported that some ol our shoe dealers mark their "fives" and "sixes,' "threes" and "fours," just to please the fancy and tickle the pride of their lady

customers A TEACHER in one Of our public schools, s/ter long and painful thought thinks the earth is .like-a blackboard, because the children of men multiply on the face of it.

AN old gentleman who spent fifty dollars Recently to recover a debt of forty, in speaking of lawyers, said, maliciously, they ahonid sleep well, "because it don't make any difference on which side they

T«b

papers report that Miss Kate Glo*

ver, a Chicago, mechanic's daughter, who has a wonderful contralto voice, has been engaged by Rtrakosch for his concert troupe.

Tiie locomotive "Gibsofh," on the E. &C. Railroad, ran off the traqk Saturday evening, a short distance below Vincenfies, and smashed one of her driving he el

THEonly chapter in the Bible (the last chapter of Proverbs), written by a woman, (the mother of Kinsr Lemuel)# contains a plea for woman's wages: "Give her the fruit of her hand, and let l\er own worka praise her in the gates."

EXCHANGE.—Messrs.

The repairs at the Telegraph Mill will probably be completed this week. Mr. Jones, of Perrysville, whose large mill was burned last fall, has purchased Mr. Griffith's interest in the Telegraph Mill, and will become a permanent re dent of this city.

STEAMER

Municipal COURT.—On Saturday," in

The citizens of. NelrtidriJ^eW'^jCiblic meeting on last Wednesday evening' to return thanks to the President and Directors of the railroad, for the early completion to that place of the road. JEJoqaerfi: speeches were "warfc by Messrs. Parrot Eggleston, J. Jump and HighSll. The meeting was wild with its applause and ^cheered .the ype^.'ij^is .to the Avec|!p- when reference was made" lo the fact tliat the people of Vermillion county had a railroad

Ajvote of '{hiiaks'ivas tendered Pftyifeent Collett for his nniiring energy and perse verancej to the mc-ii^vho Kiibscribed tlieifmoney to aid, arid to "the 'tforkm£h*\d)o built it.

PJ:F.TTY girji,.. (hey ha,yo- wise raortiers, are more educated by the-oppo-site s-es than their own. Put them where you yil.I, tjiere.ii ahva^-B somermptp buy ing funis elf in ilicit-"instruction and the buruui of masculine teaching is generally about tiie ^ame, and might be stereotyped* as follows: "You don't need to be or do ao^tiiing. Yo^r.b iFii)c.w in^lijeIs lp look ffiifttj-, uid qBdus^"5- Ytj? ck)i\ deed to study yo:t know all by nature that woman need know. Tiie only sense you 'need is lovely nonsense. YoiV arp( byvirtue of being pretty woman, superior to anything, we can teach you^ Tuid we wouldn't, for tiie world, have you anything but what you are."

CHILD

ia rebuilding l.i* "..'1

west of the city, destroyed by l.ie .-u^e three weeks since.

A |U£STion often asked is: Wl—•* this George W. Armstrong, the ne.. S perintendent ot the-Poor Farm?

are unjustly high in our market,

especially considering the number of rotten ones usually found ^in a dozen pur

chased. ..jt A WHITER thinks universal nrodeiatiou in dress at church would improve the worship by the removal of many wandering thoughts.

The present year will be the two thousand one hundred and eighty-third year of "Grecian Era," and the last year of the "Grecian Bender." ___

Song for tlio man just taking a drink— "When the swallows homeward fly." One for a man who has taken too much— "Why do the swallows change their home?"

day evening, a little gill about four years old, daughter of Samuel Archer, a respectable colored nian, residing on South Third st: eet, near the A. M. E. Church, was so terribly burned as to cause its death.' The children were playing in a room adjoining one in which were the grown folks. The latter heard a scream from the children, but when they attempted to enter the room, found that the doorknob was off, and that the door could not be opened. I3y the tirue they could run around to the rear of the house and dash in a window, the child was burned beyond hope of recovery, and death put an end to •ts sufferings in less than two hours. The accident was caused by the children playing. with the fire.

A Gin ULT it A .--The Directors of the Vigo Agricultural Society met on Saturday and elected the following officers, to serve the ensuing year: Jno. J. Ferreli, President Linus Moyer, Vice President Jos. Gilbert, Secretary James M. Sankey, Treasurer Win. R. Hunter, Superintendent. The time' for holding the next County Fair was set for the 5th,'6th, 7th, 8th and 9th days of September. The premium list was arranged. The total list of. premiums to be awarded amounts to $4,000, to be paid as last year, pro rata. It is divided as follows: $2,000 in the live stock department $1,000 in the agricultural department $500 iu the miscellaneous and $500 in the mechanical department. ,The officers and directors express a determination to use'every effort to make this one of the most suscessful fairs ever held in the county. rv |§j

GEN.

ZANESVILE, Capt. iu. Bar-

rick, arrived from llutsonville yesterday, with 1800 bushels of wheat, for this port, and 200 dozen turkeys and chickens, for New Orleans, via Evansville. She leaves for Hutsonville, and intermediate ports, at 11 A. M. to-day

ITis said that one of the best traits of Mile. Nilsson is the kindness with which she sings for encores our familiar and popular American songs, thus greatly pleasing the great majority of her hearers, who "unhappily can not understand the very scientific music of the critics." f'S-y-

WHERE is Robert Nickel, the magician, who was to prestidigitate at the Opera House every night this week. Perhaps our people are as well of for his not coming, but his engagement of the Opera House has deprived us of the pleasure of the Nilsson concert for several days,

Ho I FOR

NEWPORT.—After

to-mor"

row, the 21th inst., a regular train will be run on the E., T. H. & Chicago Rails way between this city and Newport. It will leave Newport at 9:10 A. M., arrive at Terre Haute at 11:05 A. m., and, returning, leave this city at 4:15 p. m., and arrive at Newport at 6:13 IV.%,

Vt~

Washjiuus DYING.—The

Heal

L. A. Burnett

and J. F. Meacham have exchanged their property on Fourth Streei for Mr. A. Defrees' residence on Fifth street. The latter is valued at §10,000, Messrs. Burnett and Meachem giving §1,100 cash in the exchange. _____

ESTATE TRANSFERS.—Recorder

Meyer put upon record last week the fol lowing transfers of real' estate Robert A. Gillcrees, Commissioner, to Wm. J. Woodsmall, 31A acres in Honey Creek township, for $1,512.

Margaret Wood to Samuel F. Flaid four lots in Jewett's addition for $1,400. Wm. J. Paul to Thomas II. Biddle, lot in Rose's subdivision for $2,000.

Wm. C. Lynn to Gearge W. Light, 20 acres in Riley township for $500. Archa Roberts and others loThos. P, Truebiood, 30 acres in Prairie Creek township for $000.

John G.Chambers to William li Tueli, lot in Rose's addition for $3,000. Wm. B. Tuell to Andrew'J. Crawford, lot in Rose's addition for $700,

James M. Allen, executor, to George v. Duv, 14 lots in Grover's subdivision for $5,212 50.

Wm. McQ.uilkin to James Leake, tract of land in Fayette township for Marion P." Cash to Lucius Ryce lot in city for $3,500.

Lucius Ryce to Elizabeth J. Cash, same property for fame price. Wm. L. Ewing to Trustees of Common Schools of Terre Haute, two lots in E^ ing's subdivision for $1,800.

Loran Smith to Mary M. Jewett, lot in Jewett's subdivision for $500. David Patterson to same, lot in same subdivision, for $o45.

Mary Linton to R. N. Ilud.-on and Fred. A. Ross, lot in city for$25,000. Wm. H. Bryan to Geo. C. Ruggles, 140 acres in Pierson township for $4,200.

Jane Gordon to Elijah Staggs, 64 acres in Riley township for $100. Firm'in Nippert to Ernsf Ohm, two lots in Nippert «& Evans'subdivision for $650.

Elizabeth C. Defrces to Wm. B. Tuell. lot in city for $8,000. Wm. "B. Tuell to L. A. Burnett and John F. Meacham, same lot for $10,000.

John F. Meacham to Wm. B. Tuell, two lots in city for $5,000. 1^ A. Burnett to Wm. B. Tuell, lot in city for $4,01)0.

Wm. P. Carter^ guardian, to Amos Elwell, the undivided l-6th of 40 acres in Nevins township for $80.

Wm. C. Holmes to Ellen M. Parks, lot in Tuell & Usher's addition, for $150.

Intermexts.—Only two internffiils were made in the city cemetery last week as follows:

Jan. 20— Mrs Majy A. Saodgnss, ag« 49 years—Consumption. Jan. 20—Mrs. Hnlda Shannon, «sc 3 ye«rs •^Consumption.

PERSONAL.—Col. L.S. 8huUr, Warden

the abrence of Mayor Cookerlr, munici- of the State JPrifon Sputh^u at the Napal justice, fm administered by E*q.] tional'Hotel. Smith, wljo disposed of four cases. Jas. yj. Cloud, of EvansviHe, pne of "this Murphy, vagrant, was lot off on promise to leave town George Wood, of Greencastle, paid $7.50 for indulging in a howling drunk David 'Fortune paid a like amount for an ordinary drunk as did also Thomas Mulhali.

Trusteej of the State Upiversity, and proprietor of Cloud's .Co^il^ir^ in the city on Saturday." 1

Capt. Hargrave, Criminal Prosecutor of Vanderburg county, is in the city.

Tijir raatrimoniat market was greatly depressed last week. The "Clerk filled the proper papets for only five pairs, as follows: "~f

Israel Eifs a'tid Henrietta Sebriever. William Kipi'y and Frances C. Funkhons.00.:: £uOv s.' 1.-.

James 2v ichols and Mary A. Kirtley. WmT. iieaachamp and Hattie Miller, t'reii. Beshelcand Lena Hess.

are

There

informed that the "South

B»anch (JqaL Mipee, Marrison, A '. ll.

'Vf

Garlick, of this placey have the'tailroad completed to their works, and are now taking.oukone

hundred

with jceady

The

J. WxLBtixt,

House,

many

warm friends of Gen. II. D. Washburn will learn with deepest regret that no hopes are entertained of his recovery. It will be remembered that he ffrfhred at his home, in QUeftn, a short, time since, on his way from Montana to Washington, on business connected with his office of Surveyor General df 'that Territory.,, On arriving here he was iivsuch feeble health that lie could not proceed further. 'Post master Burnett and Dr. Van Valzah went up to see him yesterday. They found him bleeding at the lungs, and so low that his physicians had given orders to admit no visitors. Mr. Washburn sent word to Messrs. Burnett and Van Valzah expressing regret that he could not see them, accompanied by the significant rc mark, "I'm played out!" Poor fellow— how expressivo those,, words—"played out!" tt

tons per day of

cbal,'

tKe

sufplus of

which, afte:v ty plying the furna«^ Xfthe Iron OdSnpany

«tt

Tei-i-e Haute, is

being shipped to Chicago, where it

meet*

«^le. '||he ^onlpany

have

three liundred acrcs of coal, and have expended,about

$30,000 in

'miftes. Thdy '^Iu

opening their

socfri'"t)e

able

tb 'meet

every demand for coal that may

be^^ade

ripon thetn.-—Jlraeil Miner.tM-x

buy a$st

j'-

Club

imeet this?

evenini:. at their room in the Beach block. ••m CI WO? Hi— Steiaway

Son'1s/ Pianos. The

only Piano favorably known all,, over the world, is the Steinway Piano. It is the beet Piano jn the world. If

yt»u

c{ptt

want to

St^njfay.

no use in trying others, when

•yoij'know

wiiicli

Irf

the besH'-fto

paw

Steinway.

Buuned TO Dkath.^-OTi Satur-,

Why

"'plino

made, either Tn America or'in Europe, can coin

witfc'tlie grand, unrivalled

"will

(you pay six or

seven hundred"dollai's' for a second-clatg instrument, when you^can get

a Stein

way,acknowledged the best, for less money This is no.second-hand concern, as others try to make you think neither have

any

connection with any other house in the city..

receive my instruments direct from

New York, and whosoever tells you otherwise, tells a falsehood.

down any one's stock.

don't run

say,

have the

best Pianos in the city and in the world and

tli$is

not an empty boast. All thai

buyers have,to do is to compare my slock with others. Slandering is a bad policy. People will not b^luimbugged. Then if you want to be.sure to get

Cory

afirst-class

buy a Steinway.

pianoj

1"have

sccond-class instru-

ments fo# less money. Call and see my instrument^ before buying anywhere else, Old pianos taken in- exchange for new ones at their'full value. A.SHXDE.

T. II.

Musical Institute,over the

dlt.

P. O.

Co., have just received a new,

supply of tire following goods, viz: Bar ton's Cooper's Tools, the Celebrated Lightning Cross cut qnd Wopd Saws, Step Ladders, Ammunition,

The

&c., &c.

A, X.

Clnb Dance will be

.held

at Pence's Hall, Tuesday evening, Jan 24th Those who have received invita' tions will bear the same in mind, and be in attendance. Supper will be served in the supper ro.orn attached to. the.Hall.

The Paper Doctor Has Arrive

Magnetic Physician of Chi

cago is now at Room No.

10,

National

Terre Haute, where he will re

main

till 1st of February.

menibered

He will be re

:as

t\ie man

performing

many wonderful cures in these localities, with his Magnetic£aper-

21-tif.

Closed.—The undersigned wishes to inform her customers that she has closed her dressmaking establishment iintil the middle of March.

Miss

Let all

Kintz.

Come to the Opera House Jewelry Store for Watches, Jewelry and Silver Merchandise. John

toties

20-t

Sntria Fnr Gloves only

New York Hat Store,

Cheapest

Men's Nutria Far Caps only one dollar, New York Hat Store,

reet.

145

Main

20-6t

Priccs Ileduced.—We have reduced the price of Shawls, Cloaks, Opera Jackets, Furs, Dress Goods, Velvets, Plushes, Boulevard Skirts, &c.

Anybody desiring to buy these goods at bottom pricc, should not fail to call at the Opera House comer. 19-Gt WARREN, HOBERG & Co.

Masque.—The lth Annual Ball of the Terre Haute Mainnerchor is to take place on the 13th of February, 1871, at Dow^ing's Hall. We can assure our readers that it will be the Ball of the season. The Mpineichor understand how to arrange bin Is, and are determined to eclipse all former masque balls in this city. 19d2w

Barr's Pectoral Elixir the best Cough Remedy is sold by all Druggist*. deol

The Closing Out Sale of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods are going off rapidly at •-'-NIPPERT'S.

Asthma is speedily relieved by BARK'S PECTORAL ELA

IR.

deod&w6m

Sow is the Time lo purchase goods at less than New York prices, at the closing out sale, at NiPPERT's.

Bari^s Pectoral Elixir stops a cough at once,andcures a cold in a few days. a h-~7 tnll-deod&w6m

Xow is the time for all who wan* cheap clothes made to order the best style to call tin John Barnikle, a3 he is selling hi« entire stock of goods at cost, to make room for an extensive spring stock. Sat* isfaction given. 2-4w

Ibrrt Pectoral Elxlr ii^v^- fails ik €oughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c.

Ladies' White Jeans Boots—French Kid Button or Lace, at Frank Crawiford's 98 Main street. -, ..i-

Ladies and Children's Hosiery "knit to order at,No. 7South Fifth street. :sep5

Hera & Arnold are. offering greai in ducements in order lo reduce' stock for spring trade.

Embroideries at half price at Heiz fe Arnold's. 1

Linen Collars and Cuffs, the latest, styles, at Herz & Arnold's.

Ladles' under*garments, cheaper than yii. can make them up yourselves, at Herz & Arnold's.

Tou eun alway* buy a better hoop skirt for less money at the Hoop-skirt factory, than at any other establishment in the city.

VIS-

^Children's every-day cop-tip Shoes, and fine Shoes for Sunday, or any other day, at Frank Crawford's, 9S Main street..

Bacon mid Venison—If you want some nice breakfast Bacon and Smoked Venison hams call at the corner of Sixth and Ohio. J. VOBIS. i29-tf- -2s

Go to No. 7 South Fifth street for Ladies' Underwear and Children's Cloth'

infcs:

Freeman.

conic.—Not only my friends

but the balance^ot mankind are invited to call at the Palaee of Music,. when wanting anything in the music line. This is not a got up concern of another agent, but a purely home institution where home talents are duly appreciated and recognized. The many hundreds of patrons, among which-.are scores of per sons of the most refined musical taste, tell in the most truthful

New Jewelry at Herz Arnold's.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JNDEMKITY.

Saenrt^witWout delay"" a policy of Insurance

who sells

Kissxer's

SI CMS

In the Ilomelntnranoe

the

best Pianos at the greatest bargains ever introduced at Terre Haute. So let all vi^it the Headquarters of the Music- Trade at Terre Haute.

Palaceof Music,

$1 50

145

Main street

Hat Store

York Hat Store,145 Main street. Men's Coney Fur Caps only one dollar, New York Hat Store,145 Main street.

New (Cigar Store.—A. O. Hooffc has i^dajj(ed in uatlMr change qf time has opened, two ikon «Mt of McKm A Minshall's Bank, a cigar fad tobacco Mora, selling at wholesale and

T"* 'n

qnantities. The loivera of tne weed should give him a call when in want of a choice article. janl7-d2w _tV 'Orient Bargains iti' Fancy Ottods, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, White Goods, Flannels and Ribbons^ at the Closing Out Sale, at NIPPERT's.

Paring theilemaiiider of the Winte r"S ?as 0 *eVefy It lng~

The Best treatmepV for croup is BARR'.S PECTORAL ELIXIR,

We are constantly manufacturing hoop-skirts of the latest styles, at Herz & Arnold's.

Yeilingsat reduced prices, at Heric & Arnold's^

The best $1,00 kid gloves in the world, at Herz & Arnold's.

Corsets are very near given away, at Herz & Arnold's.

Cory & Co's is the place to buy Hard' ware if you want bargains. A full stock of everything in their line at low figures. Sleigh Bells and Skates at cost.

Riddle for fancy and variety goods.

Co. of New York. Arsets Jan. 1st, 1871. Four,

in the city, New

'UW«,1J

Inl e' Mi 11 nery

and Fancy Goods line will be sold at very low prices. We- will always have novel

used as di

rected. deod«4w6m

"Tflio pAts' tor glory fluds Vut a Short repose." But he who pants himself, and buys alL hu ^otlnng^jit the eheap Mtire Of J^li KihnV^No.TSS Main street, finds comfort in their warmth, and wear in their quality. Go to Eli Kahn ifcotiCldtliing. 'I

Riddle tor Gold and Silver Canes.

Riddle foe Gold Waicheft.i JdlO-tf..

New Jewelry at Riddle's. dlO-tf.'

bice Collars from 5 oents iip-tb$35 (10 at Riddle's. 1

millions, five huadred £. iHftM and seventy-eight tbon»' sand and eight Dollars.

The "Old Home'.

is represented ia

this city and vicinity by Hosford,

Ooudinot Jc Brown.

Office, corner Fourth

and Main streets.

The Ilome has

large capital, largo

-V 'surplus, and along

established repu-

t&tion for hon-

orablc dealing, has paid TIiou-

sands of Dollars

Z-$' ijtoour oitixens in ". 4

the past and stands

ever ready with her

-HOSFORD. BOUOI^OJ^ BROWN, jan^l d2w Agents.

ISSOLUTION.

The Arm of "U. It. Jeffors & Co." is this day dissolved by mutual consent. In Delano retiring therefrom. The business will bo continued by U*R*

W. F. HCSTKB. A. J. THOMrSON.

HUNTER & THOMPSON,

•itery and Sale Stables.

aro prepared at our Livery Stable, oa Third street, opposite the Buntin House, to furnish the publie with good Stock and janl~-d3m "Turcrrra'J rSNiwo*.

S HALL.

pENCE'

& A A N

JSTECKTIEB^LL

fife |*s BE GIVES

S. L. STRAUS, 144 Main st:

t'J

PEACE'S HALL,

—ON— .j

Fi'iifity, •Tttniiary 27th, 1S71. -its

will bo a Grand Affair, anil every on* that likes that kind of amusement should

AKu

:-^v,

,„

A.UMISSION, SI 3.

i.Wo will pre a d$ cHpCt& at one &. these atlbfi thc next issue of this paper. jan23-lt

W IN A

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday,

JASI AKY 80 li, SlKt, »ud t'EBEUAKV 1st.

'3 1

CHARLES MAC EVOl'S

PriiPi-a1

Illustrating the Scenery, Music and Antiquities of

uTBH3i,A

JSrps -«"-6

Assisted by tho following talented Artists: flr. WIIUA* LAWLOB, ft JKAB1K S.XAeKVM, SSSS

Hlaa HATTIE HALPXIE. I *r. CJUABtES MAC KVOY.

Admission gOc Uallery .'"."!.'.'.'35c Doors open at 7. Comfnenees at 8 o'clock. "PtTAT BOY," Aeent.

PERA tJOl SE. O

nsriLssoisn

Monday Ere, January 30s1871.

Ma. MAX STRAKOSCH respectfafjyannounces that

Mile. CHRISTINA NILSSON!

Will make her First and Only appcarascc in Terre Haute in a GRAND.

NILSSON CONCERT!"

Monday Eve. Jail. 39th,

OPERA HOUSE.

Mile. Christina Nilsson will bo assisted by MISS ANNIE LOUISE CART, Contralto—her first appearance herCi'"

JilGXOK BRIGXOLI, The popular Tenor. 1 I i!" SIGN OK K. VERtiEK,

Baritone—his first appearance here. M. U. TIECXT£«FS,

The. sale of seats at B^RTLETT'S Book Store, 101 Main street. 09" Steinway's Pianos arc used at the Nilsson Concerts.

LOST.

LOST—On

Saturday afternoon, on Main

street between Third and Sixth streets, a package ot money amonntins to aboutsightyfife dollars. The finder will b» saitably rewarded by returning it to. A. B. MCKSB. 'g Pork flonss. jan23 at Early'i

LOST—A

"V*

A Full In voce of Men's, Women's and'Children's Rubber Goods, at Frank Crawford's. 98 Main street.

WANTED.

YOU

Want a Cook, Want a Situation, Want a Salesman,

Want to rent a House, .. Want to sell a Carriage.' I Want a BoardinsPlace, .... Want to borrow Money, ,y

1.,

Want to sell Real Estate, Want a job of Carpentering,Want to sell a House and Lot, Want to find anyone's Address, Want to find a Strayed Animal. Want to b.uy a second-hand Carriage, Want to find any thing you have Lost, Want to advertise any thing to advantage. Want to find an owner for any thing Found Advertise in the DAILY

WANTED—EverybodyBXPRISS.

O I I E I

Or,T«clve le

r8ai"h°eng

frkk

't. *.... .:

abundance to restore

't- *s

that which Fir» has

destroyed, fcr those

who are lastly

entitled to her

fi' protectiom

FRApply

Jeffersnnd Klisba HaTensj

who assume all .liabilities of the old nm« and are authorised to collect all debts due the same. The style of the firm romains the, same.

U.K. JeffersiCo-**

V\iid-lndi,*ins^e Plains

The most popular book of the year. Sells at sight. Oue Agent just reports $98 profit iu one week. Among the orders recently recciv ed, are ten for lw each, three for 1"'0 each five for '-i0o each, and one 400.

The CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL, sys "We get from this book a better and raoro animated knowledgo of Indian life than from all the novels of Cooper, or turgid works of Schoolcraft. The customs of the 'ndians in war and in peace, in health and in sickness, in love and in death, arc minutely narrated. It is a book of most absorbing interest, more fascinating than a novel." 48simplo pages, and circulars with 20sample engravings s«-nt

to any address. C. F. Vkni, Publisher, 33 W. Fourth st., Cincinnati, O. janl7-d3t-Tue,l hu,Sat-w2tcO

TANTED.-EMPLOYMENT FOR YOUNG ,i MEN—A few sober, industrious men can have permanent employment at a profit of from 1 to 89 per day. Business is very pleasant and requires but a very small outlay of means. J. it. FOOTS, Four doors north Opera House, Terre Haute dec21-dtw

FOR RENT.

RENT-A good Dwelling House, large yard and garden, in a pleasant part of the city. at northwest corner of Seventh and Mulberry streets. jan20-d8t

FOR SALE.

Fand

RSALE—A Hoisting Pulley, Rope. Hook everything complete. Apply at UOOK DAVIS' Drugstore, on Ohio street.

IRA DBLANO. ELISHA HAV&XS. jan2D-d4twU

January 19,1S70.

ronon

SALE-DESIRABLE PROPERTY will sell 3 lots, 20 feet front eaeli, on the eornerof4th and Cherry streets, fronting on Chwry street being the rear of lot No. 74, and cornering on the alley between 3d and 4th streets. JAMBS COOK, jan 13-dlOt,

SALE—Improved Farms near the city, the Vandalia Railroad. Im Droved Farms the Rookville Extension Railroad. Improved Farms in every direction from this city, inducing some Block Coal Lands. Also, Southern and Western Lands in

choice Hardening 'Grounds nftar this eity. Western Lands in lane or es. Two large Grist Mills. nd Lots in this eity at low figtor Real Estate call at the Office ot B.

small quantities. Two large Grist Many Houses a: •res. corneal issiaiecan ai laevmeeoin Ho^fsecond ^99^ ^.IlSMai,^

AiltJ 1 AiiE&CSKE

I hm

-V —AKD—

VERTjdesikisle

sratM

"STOCK Ofr

PRYGOODB a 1 iT 1

FOR SALJB.

mil

to •«r 9^1

•WArr-n.

The world-renowned Violinist.

NlUXOIt BOSON1, Musical Conductor.

General Admission 82 00 Halcony 4 oo Parquette, Dress Circle and First Tiers... 3 00 Gallery 1 00

-f I

LARGE AmVERY DESIRABLE STOCK of Staple and Fancy Dry Qoods to be sold at private sale wilhin the next Ninety S*jn*, at retail,

At Cost, Without Reserve,

3i vii

4 'JlfiHin:

No. lid' Main Street,

.r ir!! I'xi fi

NEXt TO TIIE mi

OPERA'HOUSE

—Consisting in paTt, of—

DRESS,!! GOODS

/rh

Pocket Book containing about

sixty dollars in money and some valuable papers. A reward of ten dollars will be giv. for its return to this office. jan23-d3t

Flannels

'\kvM 'tffT

ShhlvlSy j)HJ

•i-.n yjuiul •'(.

,r: 1

i*i f'fHJ at'!

desiring the best,

most economical and safest Ceal Oil Lamp Burner, to call on us and get the "Brilliant warranted to give satisfaction. Chimneys same price as ordinary chimneys. Burner fits all tne No. 1 and 2 lamps now used. HAY WARD A RYAN. janlS

Agents Wanted for

1 1

liutik 1

'if'W Print*, 3

Want a Servant Girl, •Want to rent a Store, Want to sell a Piano, Want to sell a tiorse, .7 Want to lend Money, -j M'ant to buy a House, Want to buy a Horse,

{tf fiii

Ginghams

i'. ,.u tr

n'J- "t" w'-.-jt"T

Bleachod and Browu Muslins S .WW

iW." .iv- irt'l

XjO-A-KX1TG^Sb

tk^sfsimeres,

•kh.

White Goods,

lib 1 nkt(&i<

Hosiery,

**yNotionsf

-1 r. |ti' uVl

BOOTS and SHOES.

1,7 .• 1

HATS, Sco., Sco.

Being di

Dry

In |aot, a opn^lete Stock instil its Branehef.

.^5" .'.'1 -i 'l.U'll

aed to close my Business in ter my entire Stock at

ing deUrmiaed to

•°w:r

rv I- •J**'-11 If' '••"•^1

PHIMB COST.

•i i-

tit

,'c-.

I intend to close out my entire stock of"

PROFESSIONAL

W. MORTON STEVENSON, M. 1». OFFICfe— Xo. 110. Opera House Block, i?fain street, Terre Haute, Intl. {uvsrvA.iu.&>)

Office h^.urs from 9 to VI A. u., and from 2 tolP.M. Jani0

A A

No. 217 Main Street,

Bet. Sixth and Seven h,

COSSCI,TATI»X 1'BF.E from

5 p. H.

HATS AND CAPS.

City

ALL'STYLES A"KD QUALITIES.8,

AND AT

l'i ices te tnsuri fffalew

•r- BADGLEY'S a cr

Botffch Street.

MERCHANT TA£LOR»NCl

JOHN BARNIKajI?,

MEKCIIAN'l^ TAJ A) K,

MAIN STIIEM.

ifterSaxton & Walnisley's l»ry Hoods Store Would respectfully call the attention of the oitisens of Terre llauto, and the public in general, that'he fcae*entcdvroomsaSo,tc Saxton & Walmsley's Dr Goods StCtC, fot'tho purpo fc of,carrying on.

'MERCHANT TAILORING.

w..,

He keeps always on haqd a Fashionable ieetidn of Cassimoree, Vestings, Cloths, Ac. and 1* ready to makolt up iif

E A E S AtiO OK

.* 'WUI!

Harag.Leased Ji-, Store

'IN THE

t)PER^ HOUSE BUILDING,

MENS 1N0 SoW'IKoi'lilM!

kJlifletforebReibso'tring, aifd inigrater to^toomMish shall offer Goous, for the neztmXTy DAYS,

Cli^aport^isin they wcroEvor Sold

Iivrras 3IARKET. v.V

Great Bargains in Undershirts and Drawers,

HE AD a U-A11 Q£JlI# G,

93 MAIN^TEEflT.

.bmq&sjr E:K &/jfeEK

i.l

buonT KOiieX Ana on very Reasonable Terms. Having no 'izb rstfts to pay, ^0 promises to nfake WP.to 'rae'r, whether the goods be furnished by hin. or not. Everything in bis l'ne cheaper than in he el so

Cutting done and warrante^to fit. libera) patronage lioited. auj$9dtl

NOTIONS.

WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

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A.'C. A. WITTIG,

No. 148 Main Street^

Jobber & Commission Merchant

In NotiQiis, Fancy Goods,

CIGARS, KXGI/LSli, GKKXA5 ASD A3IERICAS

CXJ X-. Yi

it etc. )tly ash

t^rraftury, Soiip. Cotfbn Tarn, Uattln Newstoekand pricnslow. Orders promptly attended to. Superior indnccm?n's to Cash Buyers, Pedlers, lluiksters and Austioncers.

148 Main Street,

Between Fifth and Srv!1i Shtur1

In the Store fonn^rt^ Oceopied by Cox & Son p|ii »-awly

PJA^OS.

st ^:r,

filE BEST A\i CHEAPJg'l

1PIA.3STOS.

Organs aaidMelodeoiif

9:i Ai— A —nt

't. KISSNES'Sl:1'1

Palace of Music,

VsNo.

48 OHIO iBTKEBT^^

(Opp. the old Covrt House.)

4 ri TEKKJB UAIiTE, tlio.

N". B. ^'Itincf* of Instruments repairetf.

COUNTY ORDERS.

OTICE—COUNTY ORDERS,

I hereby g',\e notice that I have resumed the payment of County

LAMM'S

'1 IX I

"^ilsson" Hat

IIAIB ARBIVI-J A^'• .*•

Eat'"'House,

& AND^#%R0: 0UNC-ED IJSTALL

O E A A

•a-O^ isnD SEE X'T I .c...

tVii ^—ArOzn.v

Tid BESIDES I1E HAS^ STOCK OF

HATS -Am* &A&8J

PILE KEMEDYi

Warner's l'Uc Kenudj' has never failed (not even in

0110

skk's

lu.

A. SI. to olO-dw

case) to cure the very

worst cases of Llind, tel.ins or l^lct dini l'il s. Thoso who are afflicted should iniuit diately cal! on iheir druggist and pot \V

ak--

1'ii.a Hkmkdy. It is expressly fur tbo Piles, and is not recommended to cure any other disease it hns cuiod many eases of over thirty years stunding. Price Ono lol tar. t'ir sale by driii.-Bi-.ts everywhere.

d\ a»rt:r»iA.

Warner*" JDycpepuJa foi ic is prepared exclusively for lJys(ept cr.and those suffering with habitual costivmcss. It is a slightly stimulating tonic aud a splendid appetizer: it strengthens tho sicmach and restores tho digestive oigans to their hoalthy sbite. Weak, nervouc ti.-id dyspeptic persons should, uso Wakxkk'.S DiSi-F.f.-ii Tosic. Koreale by druggists. Price One Dollar.

COUGH 3.0 MOBEJ)

Wnrner'K I'ua^Ii £ln!ajn is healing softening and expectorating. The "xtraor dinary pon'er it possesses in immediately relieving, and cventttally curing, the most obstinate casus of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Attuuia and Consumption is almost incredible. t-o prompt is the relief ai.d certain its cii'eets in alt tlia above c&£es, or any atlection of the throat and liines, that thousands ol i'hysician are daily proscribing it, and one am! all say that it is tl.e most healing and expectorating medicine known. Ono dose always afiorus reliel, and in most cases ono iio.ttlo. cilecta a cuio. tiold by druggUtijn Targe bottles. Pried One Dollar. It is .vour own fault it youstilt cough and suffer. Tho

Balsam will cure.

WINli! OFLIFE.

The great Blood Purifier tind Delicious Drink, Warner's Viiinta Vila ,or Wine ot' Lite, is free front liny poisonous drugs or impurities,-being prepared for those tiho require a stimulant. It is a splendid appetizer jn'.d tonic, and the finest thing in the world for purifjing the blood. Itis the most pleasant and delicious article ever offered to tho* public, far suporior to brandy, whisky, wine,, bitters, or any other article it ia more healthy,, and cheaper. Both male and female,, young or old. can take the Witio of Life. t. is, in fact,.a lit'o.preserver. Those who wishi to enjoy good health and a (too How of lively.' piritg, will do well to tako the Wine of Life. It is different from any tl.iog over before in use. It is sold by druggists also at all respcctable saloons. Price Uno Dollar,.in luart SlUBBIMIU9BBGnBBS3nE^nHKS9Ha!

EMMENAGOGUE.

mngogne is the 1

article known to euro the Whites, (it will cure inetery case.) Whore is the family in which this important medicine is not wonted? Mothers, this is tho greatest blessing ever offered you, and you should immediately procure it. It is also a suro cure for Fteuialo Irl regularities, and may bo depended upon in erery «we whewthe motithty flow has been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold by druggists, l'riee Ono 'Dollar. Or. scut by mail on rocoipt of Otle Dollar and a Quarter.

AddreNs filS State St.,Chicago. Ill* 1 nov9-dwly

DRAWING.

W0'V!M-

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virt

i:?£

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HAMILTON

OPERA HOUSE

X)R^lWI3STOI

USr.vi-MS «.yi'

1 tlfor

FOR,PARTICULAR.? CALL OX

G. COX & CO. di-cl9-deod'"w

O O I N

j^OOFING

CLIFT'"&VWlLLlllks.

Agents and Dealers in

John's Patent Asbestos Hoofing,

ftock

Rivar Paper CO'b Building

SoollQg Slato, Ki i.. Felt and Camont Hoofing, Chicago Elastic Stone Boofln^ PAI'^KS. u3ed in the placo of Plastcrin. on the iuiido.and for ^neathing under siding on tho outside.

Kool's applied in city end country and warranted. Call on us at the Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of 9th and Malberrj streets. maylldti

SALE.

jtoii s&u£'0Li x'

'.1

$'£RANKrNi

Jan. 80,1871. Treasurer Vigo County.

itakgp:.

ClA5ii£ IIOIISST^

#he*Trot»rtetwrj WTetife from theff business, offers his iiuteitcr ,sale or exchanr" for small DVVKLLlKtJb in, or small i'Al^M near the city. House is doing a rood business or is well located for manufacturing pwr-f •oses- Easy terms. For particulars enquired of the Proprietor, W. B. GRlFtTllt. decl6-dtf Mf: 1 ... -Ntr*

LOCAL NOTICES.

BEAVKB aOHAIBN. Iese

WehavQ a complote line of those Cejebra-,: ted Pare Mohairs. Harper's Bsi«irhas-*n. aounced them, editorially, as the be.-t and most beautiful black goods imported for the, a

We feel warrantefl in giving them our high est recommendation, to the public, andin-\ vite inspection. f: Tiftd, Kipley & Deming, -3

Oproer Main and Fifth streets.