Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 March 1871 — Page 4

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TIIE.MILY EXPRESS 'J-'-Ji*

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TERRE-HAUTE,

Wedaeatiaiy Morning, March 22,187,1.

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Arrive from Eatt. Dmartlar Wat.

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House in conrenttpn the nextevenins, Saturday, April 1st, and nominate a ticket for the Municipal election In May next- The "Ward meetings will also select one Councilman for 'each Ward./•'.

The places of meeting i? each Ward ato as ^follows:! Fiwt Ward—Enfinfe^onse, Ninth stWet.

Second Ward—S. Ree'ce's Carpenter Shop. Third "Ward—Geo. (Jordan's Cooper Shop, '. on Vine street, opposite Furniture Factory.'

Fourth Ward—^Northern Engine House. Fifth Ward Passenger Depot, Chestnut W. R. McKEEN. ^street. JOS.FELLENZER,

The day#, and nights are now of equal

length. ',v, NEWSPAPER compoaitors'take most es -when they work hardest,

HIRAM HAYNES' valuable horse was ^killed the next morning after it ran away,

HOD SMITH, JR., has accepted a. position in Foster Bro's. new store at. Evans-

ville. The election of a new board of directors for the Indianapolis & St. Louis «road occurs to-morrow.

Young men desiring to acquire the art "of telegraphing, are referred to the -eWanted advertisements.

The teachers of the Fifth Ward enV'joyed a half holiday yesterday afternoon. Thev spent their time visiting the other ^schools. *•__

All the pwpleirho have recently "See* /jhurt by accident in and about and there is qn«e a list of tikea, are jettting along nicely- -i"

The Postmaster General ks? esffiaMished a Postoffice at Je*e« statkm «m «ie Vandalia Raiload, to be bom as Bnw Poftoffice, and sppoiatd JL.G. Vaa Sand, Postmaster thereof.

The Water Work3Company is reqnired by its charter to commence work within six months from the date of the acceptance of the same, and to have twelve miles of main laid within eighteen months thereafter^a.ff,,-j &

The Criminal Court.—No cases were tried in the Criminal Court yesterday. The trial of Tap3eott wa» postponed until the 10th of April. Olher cases were set down for each day this week. Dr. Collins' cases were set for to-day but it is :„f said that he has left the country

Mrs. Mary Jean who resides on Ohio street between Fiml and. .Second, narrowly escaped being burned to death on yesterday morning. While building afire under a soap kettle her clothing took fire.

Iier husband being near, quickly came ."'to her rescue and she escaped with only her hands and arms burned. wmi

ij£ It is astonishing liowrbland and polite I

men become when proposed by ''many citizeni" for some municipal office. We ,i«jhave a few in our mind's eye who though chipped

off

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E. LAWE8,

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"8. K. ALT,Elf, TIM R-OILMAN.

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"1/ The City and Yicliilty.

the roughest corners of old

':,rudene9s itself, now come the smirk and smile as though they had been schooled ,by Chesterfield and dieted on soft-solder all their lives.

Personal. —We see the familiar face of our former townsman, L. F. Muzzy, *on the streets, his personal appearance indicating that he has successfully breast-

a high ware of prosperity in his new fthome at Decatur, Ills. Rev B. F. Foster, editor of

Fellow's TaUisman,

The Odd

is in the city. He at-

tended the meeting of Fort Harrison Lodge last evening.

v" Serenade.—We are indebted to Breinig's Band for an elegant serenade last night. They gave us such music as it does one's soul good to listen to in the small. hours of the night. Since Mr.

Breinig took charge of the Band it has taken a front rank among musical organ' izatiods. We never heard them play better than they did on this occasion, and we hope they will call around and give us a touch of jheir quality as often as it suits their convenience.

Those who have a taste for art—and who has not?—can spend a leisure honr very pleasantly at Mr. Freeman's studio in the National State Bank building, pvo- «. Tided they are so fortunate as to procure an invitation. The portraits of several well-known citizens, among whom are T.

C. Buntin, W. R. McKeen and Jacob Hagcr, will attract attention and, so far as we can judge, will please the most F* critipal eye. The likeness, in each instance, is perfect and the work reveals that skill and proficiency which can only be attained as the reward of much study and'long application. An amateur may paint a "likeness," but work and study, iji very large measures, must precede th6 ,s production of a presentable picture. An ideal picture called "Morning," a study from Lake George, and "Maud Mtiller/' with a number of small landscape pieces, make up an interesting collection, well worth visiting.

-B'ntkill that«t$y-dog, And let the porker root.

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And

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jRepnhlicanCityhNominations:

The fUedutivfc Committee'hav6 designated Friday evening, March 31st, at early gj8llfh,t. for the Republican voters to meet in their rs, spoctive Ward* to select fire-(6) delegates •~*t from each Ward, who will meet at the Court

The Rights 6f City HoGS.—The diligence of City Marshal Whiteman, for a week past, in enforcing the hog ordin ance, has somewhat abated the depreda-

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appeal of the owner "of a city liog'for tu'e righto of his depredating pork, is pertinent to the question at issue: 0, Marshal, spar that hog." j, Touch not his l?n'thy sn

snoot, tqaiOQ

x5o'8'onljrlr*ntb»QtrutefKjofae9-iCI

Thar, under Spooney fence,

^tfss«w»fc«asr*»«"«

feffl

I've got thirteen head—

And

some weigh more nor that, But it don't cost mo a rod! ForVioa't'ic'fcp'k pi^

Unless ho's on tho root, lAjji

via

And many folks oty^a"'—. ill 1 I want my'sh'oafs t^ v4n

But ain't a hog got rights ooplo should rc.«r That poop ouidrc.'poet?

By sellta'of their moat For buyers—tkBro 0 hoit-~ And when thoy wants a slice, I Tha fotkewho ted Wm.,«oat tdtet'- Qwat lay^t»aTii«hert aP"I ')':i..!.MSSBB9B99SS9l .aoil im

'iokiiiilf^teeht,' MifySf

Forrest, Walsl,ejJAg Minutes of last meeting were read and a

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Police Forde-... ^. Banner Office....i.

ted

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The accorint otjW- iK^tto^miMinlingt'o $96 10, was referred if A a

C. iP. Troy petitioned for cUy^c^pse as an auctioneer for H^rfee' moifths.

Granted., Chas. N GouW-aske$fo»lJin jibatement on tax assessment,. Referred.

A petition warpresented askingTpf: tBe opening and widening of Crawford street* Referred to Committee on Streets.

A petition was presented ,asking that stone guttering be placed on Cherry street. Referred.

Margaret Tracy asked in abatementof tax on property located on Main stree^ near 8th. Referrbd-taCbmmitte on Tax-

Phillip Ackerle asked leave to have a lamp post on the northeeast corner of Main and Fourth streets, painted as a sign for his barber shop. Referred to Committee on Gas.

BEPOET3. #5

The Committe on Streets reported against the petition of Charito ^R^)ttman against erecting a frame shed in the street adjoining the CanalConcur^din. •Water works?

Mr. Dowling, from the select committee on an ordinance chartering the Water Oom pan^preported. an-or niwB« aixompanied oy~ the-following5 repesill* wbkb covera. nearly every point the charter. The report JmS ibe etdisanee were rectiTed and tea W yea? 7, nay? 1:

aadOmnal:1?^1^ /L

Hie select committee to which was referred the resolution gf Council, directing the committee to report air 6rdihkn« authorizing a joint stock company to supply the city with pure and wholesome water, have considered the subject, and ask lea^e to repoitsiich ordinance for th» actioS-of this body.

The Council, at its last meeting, voted nnattimqagly against makiiyg the erection of Water wbrks a citj' enterprise. It adopted that other and wiser plan of authorizing private capitl, under proper re' strictiom*, to secure that great boon to th^. people of Terre Haute. The committee afe dJarrly of*T)piBton,miaft4iat^TOte meets-tMe aippl-ov^l Of ttoritanrense majority of our citizens. Indeed, there seems

city, and in this sentiment the City Coun cil is in strict accordance with its constitC uents. The knowledge of this fact is, a source.of gratification' to the committee, as it must be to eVery tnember ofLthe Council. ..

The great aim of every city government should be to avoid expensive works, and, consequently, a large city d6bt.' There are times when to aid public enterprises, which add to, the wealth,convenienoeand growth ofa-tpVn, pecuniaryaid'or credit, on its party is ^us^

unfrequent obcatltASe. It is never safe to depart from this general rule of economy to .accomplish what may be. .secured by private entef^rise,- iiM^ectirfed,' too, at a much cheaper rate. The contemplated Warer Worxs, if byUhe |agacity nnd clofee oilculaftcA- of.^nval^_citin zens, will show a saving of fully twenty^5 five per cent in the coat of the enterprise. Looking'at the hiatory'bf tnifh(iipal governments, where "jobs'' and "contracts" are at the disposal of thos^ in authority^ it would not be doing violence to truth to gay, that fully one-third "of |h# people's money is squandered on favorites and" par-* tizans, of high and low degree. Our own young city has not yet grown to th^tmag Jani^a. nitude of realizing this unpleasant truth, and the committee hope that' the day is far distant when it will, Terre Haute, as a

city,

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The eommittee has carefully considered

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water mailiKWWftWiilHi'Wtiot, as the, wants of the city may require. 4. The city to have the right of being represented on the board which fixes the charge for water to the city and citizen?1, the Council appointing two referees, the Water of digagreement, these four shall select a fifth, as! an umpin 5. The option) of purchasing the said Waters

fiifelfeitu

But then he's gaining lard— i- It makes him plump, you soo. All of my hogs are fat—

#fttn%f«a(« MI#ltnfa^wa«|»n»*i for neglect to carry out the requirements of the ordinance. 7. If this ordinance or charter is not accepted within sixty days after its pas-

pan?" shall be forfeited and any other wwer'wwfci ui |Ml—«t»wr«wy

fie.1or thYor

aforfeMud. Theseare the-principal the

totW^ff#t^e«pi ful observance af,«U MM* rights

Taos. jJowlini

il"9 Tr^lj

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Cdftfcer-

W^a^'taantftmen- Coat

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cFV)itL_9 \J£rei

oroaiwii to qighrr*xieii*i

The ^^tto'ii && Wening in regtrfaf

lished in all the city paper»- «!(,«««

Sfr.~'!AjiW iKe '•ft^irwifcoj TVbMees^^ubmitted to thaiOoomkU lite anniSOIjii&a ^tJtgJ#fJ#T^uice(( and schooliD^tfn.

The^qortjjFM rgse^^d wdered td be recorded and published in the city papens under t^ie^WferviBion of the Com

A. communication -was received from

by Hastie road. Referred to'/tJ^&pvyU^ onj

•TKMr! 3

.paint

j,,h am W«irf

The Council tben'adjoorAed. o.V! I

^^lk#HkiEt-at sW.uJd{«LTfcrhJ 111

an^Tth^wiitf i%i^^ larders,: ref6rnish Ihebnbouses, or add tq n. .oitr.HAn«X._

Hall. Besides these gifts a good perform-, fioe

an elegant lounge^, was carried away by John.&khoff, of TutUeY T«» Store th^ second pVi^e, 'a set Smith Thompson and th'« third,r$5'an greeifr backs, by Daniel Chamber#,4 HBsiding Ibb 13th street. Besides, Hhesej Uhe usual lesser4 but useful valuable presents,' ^rfa-e givfen away.

Normal Scirdoi:.—t"he exercises i^i

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v&ntfra

been so prqji .. public, atfd 'ifll p^nil1 on yesterday morning are enthusiastic in praise ol_the same.

W^riP^Iis^-^t5ei5»$Sof tie City Cod ncil list evenihg the ordinance ^ratit!^ a°ehartgr*4o -Water^Kdrka Comptffiy via\£ prtqaifftlaaojl The ordinance is quite le^thy^butj |her report 0/^^^.co^miut^ in the Council prpceeaingg this mornleg a a sO I loots thstlgh Ihe' in^irestf Sf'f^Jfeople ar% carefully guarded, and their: nghts amply-secured. In th.W, connectiop.^we publish aiicfi of the j^rocedings jo^'^he 'Water Works Company as hav».iteen placed on^eiS?«B O AT

We, the undersigned, desiring to fori a cqrppniW* |^.ori^(^.a* act,Mti, tied, "An Act to_ao£horize the formation of Water Works, in atyi for incorporated 1 LI. _...L MIiam 4A allKoA»lt\A citieswto «nable such, cities to gulMcribe ^toclu s^ CoL piAiA.an#tf s^e and sell bonds for -the

has done much to secure the

convenience and comfort of her inhabitants, and she can now consent to go slow, for the development of whaft.haa been accomplished. Let private enterprise enter1 the arena, and this City Council can well, afford to abdicate the right of adding to' our city debt $220,000. Should the tithe ever come, however, when some great enterprise—something which cannot be accomplished without municipal aid—shall demand.a new sacrifice, that question can be settled by those 'who shall fill our places on this Board. At present, we are on the side where prudence points, and there we should remain till experience has shown us the better way.

the provisions of the ordinance now submitted. We hive-"^todAvortfl'to guard the rights of the^city and everpr, inhabit tant thereof, and, at the same time, to be just and liberal to those citizens who are to Wsk their money in this new *entei« "irggf prUe. To carry it out,to a successful end, and to make it pay the legaFfhterest on money, will require financial skill,

commehO^dJ 51he^»«r^«|tor8, as thw W3t

The'bommittee Iwgleave

the following points are amply secured, in which the city and its peopl^ ohave an interest, either direct or remote: shnll be done -to the

That no

stleietar. Water Works their^prefcetftcbnditioo 2. An ample supply of water for fire purpose,^^aod.t^e,exclusive\x)ntrol of the fire plugs (c^ he placed* in tlr6f6fitrol of the City Council and Fire Department. 3. That the Common Council^ shall have the right tn order the extension of

IV to in

TteU, FrJsliSH*H!!#i.y»&jB#«dson, C, Y.,Patterson. Arthur Deming,

H. Allen, fil, munds arid Johft

Dress fMrtx. at Um Millinery Store of J. W. Gaskill, No. 10 Sooth Fourth street, respectfully informs the ladies of Terre Haute that she is now} prepared to do Dress Making la all itij a a & a patronage. Priees very moderate. 22-5tj

Tape Worm Keiioved la from Twol to Three Hoars.—No fee asked unless

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nrihWm ir^t^p^d a

paSot xam'ldbolei.

•iMtfpiMktw fftaMi'yili Mayor of Indiaaanplia. are ready for_ investigation. Ait reliM

House, Terre Haute, for one week onlyj

No fee untiljhm^ worm is re-: moved r— I *J»»Worm

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lants for 1871 jtaTTit 'f# 1

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this dydhstlljiAytimiliHl consent Mmm&- Hayward. reUii»g#|fffspp, illiam A. Ryair, wttf continue the busindllft«%hn6^AftVl|KsiaMlkfrfirm^ lifiwilto him, .and all debts due from the firm are to be paid by Hjtffl

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Marcf ^f8^ft^^lrV

*«a&tbcl wwf

Slude TreesHMmde Trees—Nu r-

4a.

^c?5!,!,a?e^Po4!Pf I"' ^9r^a\|chooT

mornipg were witnrasea by a large aildiencfe, and \vere ti t^e'mc^t interesting charadfef.bi,Tlie •beli'e8^al'1ftsult8 of the n^w-ni^^ tWettiAg have neter befor

fid

mitn, James Me|er.

ment therof," ap take and filw !Mti6tf.S5fThe

corporat^ nami 6f thw Compaiiy feliall be "TheTerre'JBailtb Water Works Compa ny."' The capital ^«dt

Pr^ton_ Hnwey andO. Y^Patterson, rectors f«» tS«r»t

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A TW^Btrfft^-^^eiitpobjects to our lo^at ing«Moll Spenctfs^ wtabli9hment that s'tr^et. Hfe*iliforriis rfs'iT is' Sefeb&a street, ihd' we kbake' the^JorreOtion.

Waated^ijatiiM*hd-^eatleirieii jto call at drimes,,5k offiCTj-'No, 4-8outh

22d. .inst., to see exkibiWd byjlfrf W. 1?iirner, 'a '^oo^den stove a fipt clus heater, fruit and clothes dryer combined, &el the aae. Don't fail

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Cassimenes for raenand boys',

committee see published, seem to be gra- Firat of f£e^ea^n.-^Soaa wliter a!

hose re

tlemen of abilityan eyw* «m$, lafho hands (if many ones) it should secu succeee.

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say tn\ft

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and will be for sale during the season«at 38) 99.911'

Soda .Water at ^Bedy^ ^^Store, corner of Ninth and Mamrs4*eets.'. *Z2-4^ QgViilUT'JgflAW MLito TOg. „31 $5 00 Reward.—jTbay mare hitched to a buckboawk-'W

'"The Finest and 'best afsoMm^if of *Dre*tf and Cloak trimmings at J. Schaub1 iii's.

ter, 145 Main stree(.

this Company

BhaBlT^e^f^^ffiOWt^THBfCTBWlfWtWWice oMB? cS^BPAfl The number of

and wei hes_ ,. McGregor, Linus A. Burnett, Delos W 1. JohftS^Bpac^, Wm^J^Hen-

The works to be constructed and the isihess of the Comianvcir^ea on at the

asttfar* ^mssasst#^

t. 0- W. E«m«nt

Geo. F. Rip]ey, Jos. Colle.tt, .Jr., W.

01 Jl

TMfio Nin 22-4t.

and Main streets. (liiki.rr ^weet

JLja

fsaftssi

-.-tatS .-"rfc rr at 11

W*J»tlfTWrtdl«, Freckles anl tan, t^|^ifoth]«^|^Lotion: The only r^^k -ui(l,harmless remedy teJreilwVing Brown Dpoqfcggi^&om the skin, -ftrr/,5 Deri

t. .jh

i»al:

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Remored.—The ieelow Coal and

the. rodm tinder the Prairie eity

ks many aew ones as hm^t honor them

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Heial Bro'g Sale ground this^eatoti Is At their Floral. Establlshnlent, near the •jbimX. Eurjia^widrf' ytfctimi ^'rtmeilit of fihlt cl^.'stock.?^

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putahwaitl 86 teewe*—ew»ead4-the the tcade^ Fifth and Sixth. j/.L »X

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Schaublitt's*. ^ATJxLICTl?"

td Hew 'joitf reoeife4 at -the^eV York JIat 8t(^ .l^ ll^ str^t,. San Domingo, Hunter, Eclipse,: Gone where ih'e wood&ine JtrihetVi' "m&lt* £emi£ :i«W^r ::c:vtiT^, themt«r,

New Bpilag dim wnisg in wry

mnmg

day at J. Selfiublifi^ Main Street 20-tf.

1 Si!y th«f$Sw(tfejM

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Hftkor

Main streot, and get a spring style just ru nT nfal, Fehyef, (^T| i|9|an4

new Hat-

received at John Barnikle's, No. Ill, up

stairs, which will be sold lower than at ."J .).*

j5 th

'The Handevmest and

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Hendrich, R. N. Hudson, John S. Beach,

ja^aBtBel^&lHtyia: of chig' iaoaand braid at J: Schaublin's.., ^1

Spriny #toek of Hoots «ad Shoes.— fait rTTii-r^' flfn iTl Iff Mni" street." .83H&W

loves—Herz & Arnold., .{

king |nd! Spgravlng.rt ngVw^ng Bealtly executed:

Also, all kinds.of .Watches repaired and regulated with the greatest exactness and ijyj at John JR, Freeman'^ Horb1

ana Conferenc^j says "BARR'S PECTORAL &iAxdt.af0^1ikeHa johaun,'! 1

Mtmif

fepr

arrived, at W. 8. I^yce dt ner of Sixth street.-*i

jort

ifio

COCr

^)ViVg1^hawfs ai^f "Iftjd^lAited W. S. Ryce A Co^ Mab^rbe^^ixth

bold'Al ""tidies*

the

honse oflfe Jibes* Wi: North 8th street, last evening. Return he/ and gft the reward. 22-lt.

Winter, at

el«?ant line-of- spring goods, for gents ireaH whicV^^ ^^aU^otogt. Iftylek, promptly on "ofdar He invites aft' inspection o( ihe ibodfr ,-V 18-41m

A»«terhWI,having '^exchang

ed his Natlonal Saloon on Sixth street lor .^ ipterimUonal o« M»iB,.iOT# his ld friends & give him a otl^^A first class restaurant will be kept in the base-

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lA# _j vi). phf4p« and

Fish on Wednesdays and Fridays^ at

ntmiHii,IHW?y the Glohe to ,buy. year. Boeta aad

(Shoesi^{^f

!*'rrroi\T iu.HJU I a" ^Peraoa nrrrr ntt/T*^ lit, always spoaYnffoaflhL

Seme

A Fril,H6€«r V«^ Women's and Children's Rubber Goods, at Frank Crawford^ 9B Wuh*tiW. ?::f

MMS«

oes,

physician! •*bAL Elixir and Lun«8. See cir

Marb'S Psoj

of* the Throat

S. L. Straus is now In New York send-* in«3t&

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in^ s^&^-hfilliJ

nery DroplnVKd tee'the I

^BSfonr toral Elixir. 1

Children will^iJUwe Pectorai] Elixir. It will ciyy Croup.

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Grand Rafle will take place mt*e I^L SA^ir on «A»11 for a "Lady's Gold Watch and chains valued at $260. Chances $2. Come and! get )*..'tbanee A spleUdid I lunch l^ill ber

iff]

[Tdurrui

and

Qgeette

copy.l,

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kad'^io i- 9ff fix

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Short repose." But he who^pw^rfe^i-! dljHntlapMH' hie dil»i»aMk

cheaPAWflM3RXUaipBbiW Main' streeC'finds comfort in their warmth, and mmr„ h# qa*Utjr- Go to Eli Kahn foHfetiiiflg.

.Fqpr ltoenty Days I willsell py atoc of Silverware for cost. T, H. Riddle. L_J ..(L^ie^ White Jeanp^Boots—French Kid Button or Lace, at Frank Craw

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ford's 98 MainrWe«^K i:t.

Castors, CastS^i^^firge stock at cost 't Riddle.

EVrt^tMlW fctienp at Herz & Ar hotiiV -1801

For Jet Jow©lry-+HK»z A Arnold.

^&F£mbroldferfes^-H£i&&AiiN6iD:

Snperlor Flrtroflng Extraet.—Cook & Davis, the druggist?* on Ohio street, near Thi^d, f»e:«ai»trfwtttril«g a supe rior quality ^ot' flavoring extracts and mpp^ipg grp^pry.stqres of, thecity with the sapafcjt-tThey gjuve tbe very best

satjftafrf

Bh&iat&ttf between' 21d5t. I

»»-•». i. .1. u*. W) I PearJTrees.—ExtraselectedStandard etyl at rlw, «h il

for P"1

For Corsets—Herz & Arnold.

We' Pie, odds '%nd enus in

Ladies Furs, which we will close out re gardless of cost.: Herz & Arnold.

frj,

Haggerty's Challen^e S^a»

|t|8 better than aify' other Soap in|l market and twenty per cent, cheaper than the same grade of soap is sold at in tiiirfbarket.

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:Z^AK!aMaftidate'or

the

"f,i- 28-tf.

assortment of Roman Jewelry—to-nay-at the Opera Jewelry Store. 1' ,rj R. FREE*^.

Tr npr panpna cojl^d be rjsta|teiai, as is being- li^ne -iu Indianapalisr "lt would nakaa MDstsatisfaetory dbowing, the^in crease,4si^ tlie.natural way, having been very great during the last few months, lijlle otfe?_ctnnot be ^ported to tbe^Census Bureau, they can be providw^h all that is necessary

8^, hnwktfaLed o^R^thy Post office. wao srl 18—dfit.

truth of my assertion, jus. call and see my-

ber of Directors to manage thp I Price*. dagoodpFit Waranted.

WailfelV Sal^.-l^cKiiiVe:^#, §aie ja-^isb worth Of fttifcj^and staple Dry €^edBy**o*^ eeld'iwithou4^tese»ire to the highest bidder/a! Sd566 Main street, opposite Public Square, commencing FH

^ay^^the^^kn^pmljQnt.j

A to

hi'

(hf 1K eflgniallr Mt their berten^ and log will be sold except to the Trade. By ordet of Maj. Hatpher, Col. John Kelley, Trustees.

Md|^P..3tonr, the f^r«|vtte Auctioneer of the Queen City (Cincinnati) officiates, asfcis&r "host of politS and )gifttle•MflUi^ olferb».

I^kOntBtext Week for the beat of bigainsi otfered at Her* & Arnold'0 i'i ul -.1—— iT ,'' r" ftfj twenty days it i. sK b.tr. :t-i .'Riddle's.

RENoy*Tiwc:

HAVE 1«IR

{iiteJ liflO'iiiiiii

man

£^k.u

la.fHa—ja^Herz

MP&

teatter what they bring. Yf HerzA Arnold.

son of

lTsaonOis.

SaHilP. m-t)nTuVs^y.'tf«.yst.vati4 isNsfttattitttlw rtifrluBgs kdaiwbts# off

laisllacKuu, iafaak dsjigbts# of Louil ui

^h%^SM§U^^iU h(jj Uk« n^ .CtacinMaU, Ar ttxoTt Cftnifilerje

tUf tjMjtftp fttis-SBring flxove

MARI«1£P.

ADA^fe—&USH—in this eify. tsst etetilng, Ktri^ Mi Htimsaarlir. Jas, Uk. Adaais ami Lanra Bushi altjpf^hi8-«lty.J

'I? IV* litTj

ELECTiON. -iV

,n: ws»

ikissg«i«

jft»i»-

Alayori-SBkiectittt^he

•rtien^the UMiAfioam C^aTBiltiani

^fflrBe^eat»«da'»i for Ae

of.Miyor, *u^deet to rtie'd^cirton ef the 'lteph^ftSn* Ifotnttating

WIlLdD. BUTLBR Ua i*adid*te f^r t^e oOce of City Clerk. suhieet tothe decision of JthaBepobfaattNominsUinmronyenti^n.

W^ ar«tiiithori«ed to annott««« the nun '-oiSOHK'B: TOBBBRTi'as•* candidate for .th&'tyBfee of City Clerk, ttUsot to the Democratic Nominating Convention. —-i i0RYMA*SHJJ.1

Wa- are. authorised to announce EDWARD McQEE as a-candidate for the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the Demo' $$tic Hominatlnt Cenvtntion.

Mb. EnijroaWith the kindest regard for other aspirants, lannounee myself as a candidate for the bffiee of City Marshal, subject to theJRepubliean. ifominating donventiob, if one should be held. SAMUEL DODSON.

T^63fA9 H. STEWART will be a candi date for the office of City Marshal. Subject to the decision of the Bepublican nominating Convention. L?ve.-

EDitOKS Express Please announce my nkme as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Subject to the Republican Nomi nating Convention if one should be held.

not to°tfar our place of business. A property preferred worth not less than $2,Ul)0 nor more than S8.000 Address 13-lm FOSTER BROTHERS.

FOR RENT.

FOR

RENT—Two-story Brick Residence and Business Room on Main street, one door.east of McKeen & Paddock's Mill. Possession wiy^jp^the

rerr'e

21-dtf

FOR

tiItA *Jf

"DBRSONS wBe prefar clean, light and ht

ERSONS whe prefar clean, light and he^i* aturhave the ti^iOliirlQiUihlflAmeat -rfh' the eAr*er of rat anaOhiostreets.' Mtvinds of Mattres-

them, bi Uavin* their bed or order at

ed for and returned the same day, if neces-

vswiitiit*.

ikT^dSm

fcrf* rfJoi'

k\\

urn

.tax3._

Rei^

„6W^W»Mdw^

STBKUHa WLVEa

^l^^a lyge^raHety »f n«w^-:

'^AtAl.

Ji-Rtwn .•

ifeh^iifid)S^J'!0iJ

Nqan^ii£f4

K) willVe^a caipdidate"^fiij -^Mer^su^'t to tho'^ey

cision of the tion. wJa^^eH^'to'anoaMteJkARCUS 4CHOEMEBL as aeandidata. for rt-eloc|ion w'OHy fmnrntl liiUaet tb thft decision »f tk»D«asoecatieNdmdnatinsCon\KmtioD. |«i .n'.« '-It

OHXlOUKU!.S-!«tii-.r.

JAMES O'MARA

ASSESSOR.

WE are authorised to annonhco WASHINGION PADDOCK as a candidate for the office of City Assessor, subject to the decision •f the Republican Nominating Convention

WANTED.

WANTED—By

WANTED—TOof

of 11 of

nnr Store, 89 Main street, between 3rd

'JSAMJCS gaiafcCS-^PTtJtftJthe

Opera Hoti^ty^c. & ARNOLD.

RENT—A small Cottage

with option purchase* Apply at P, M. Donn-lly's Drug Store. It

HEDDEN'S, corner of Sixth and Cher ry streets 22-dtf

WANTED—A

good Chambermai 1 also a

good Dish Washer,

good Dish Washer. Apply immedi.tional House. 21-St [Journal copy.]

atel» at the National House.

WANTED—Tofrom

purchase a House and Lot,

Haute House.

O LET—A new Dwelling House containing six rooms, cellar.justern^ well, &o., situated near the confer oWSecond and Mulberry streets. Possession given on the first ef April. H. ROSS. 21-d4t pOR RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICES-Sec

ond story over store room lately occupied by wafren, Hoberg A Co. Also Store Room

by barren, uoherg now occupied, by, Jos. Erlanger. Possession iven about the 15th of March. Apply at ho National State Bank. 8-dtf

FOR SALE.

IjiORSALE—COW.—I have a good Cow. Jj .which I will sell for cash.or exchange for a huokboaid. Apply to the Express Print' ing office. B.-F. it. 31i,2t

FOR

|o make

SALE—Two good fresh Milch Cows. '.V ,J," T, HULMAN, 20-2* Near Providence Hospital.

SALE—Avery good new Two-Horse Wagon. Also, a very superior Express agon, two seats and three springs. Will* be sold at a bargain to .the purchaser^

B"Ct

FOR

J. COOK SON.

SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN ICE.Eight hundred tons of pure Crystal Ice can be purchased at low rites and on long credit. The purchaser will have every facility for competing successfully with retail ice dealers who are endeavoring to 'establish a monopoly in the ice trade in Terre Haute during the coming season. A rare chance

mlS-dtf

OR SALE—A LOT—One hundred feet front—on Fifth Street, between Onik and ilson streets. Will bn sold in lots of 25 feet frtnt. Only a small amount of the purchase Money required to be paid down. .ml7-lm 1. L. MAHAN.

Wi!

FOR

SALE—TWO desirable Houses and Lots, one situated on the corner of Thirteenth and Chestnut streets, in Jewett's Addition the other on Fourth street, four squares from Main also'38 acres in Otter Creek township, 5 miles from the city. For

Sforth

articularB inquire of Mas- S. BROWN, 79 Fourih street.

SALE—Desirable building lots on South Sixth and tiulick streets. story t. Lot is and

FOR

mittf

Brick Dwelling, on well set with choice

Also, my two-: North Fifth street bearing fruit treos and vines.

M. H. TEEL.

10-tf Room 8, Beach Block.

SALE!—Six Houses and lots, all new, with three rooms'and cellars to each, with cisterns and wood sheds. Good location, each worth $1,250. Will sell all for 15,500, or choice for 1,000 cash,

deep to graded alley, well-set with trees, grapevines and shrubbery bearing the bestof fruit good location worth 92,500, but will —gfefleeea aftr^wreartr.

Parties desirous of purchasing Real Estate ill do well by caHiag.at the office of thei^adersigned and examine the long list of prop erty for sale in his hands. Many good bar £ainsto be-had. B. LKJLMES,

I Real ^s|a^. Agent,

mar2 No.: Iain street.

RESIDENCE jn rooms, eelgas all over tin-

on a lot between two and three acres of •srwsftes.

eooT» a shoes,

*»'**,-fVy&ttt'X PATROF

€AB£iT^8CBEWWl

,SqeTS A^lB SHfES -J roa tliirtlclty, ^Dilrablll^ Irtf

•*'.vi.-. Eeomomj.

mmfMMM ITifi OTHFBS

ing

PIECES^1

FOR WEDDIM PXESBSTS.

tfNtWTmmm

J^OWLINfl 53 y.

FIRST

air. rf'

xWBL iii3 m**m 1 -:n

BALL!

'ofc',rafc*':

Youfig Men'tiimiaietl

BOWLIN&HALL,, 1 mlfit' w.1?^••'

jkl ife-. .-t

tor ¥e-

tafct fi '-F GvfcliBViuO

T. ANDERSON, J. M. RYAN, J. MILLER, PFFIALFRJ. CRONIN,

%-ti «U'l tan.i7»

rj* odt oin^ o) .jui. uuji ui Son,' fxi

•1 nan Ur.w.l .JO xi-wni. itj .'1' I'lH/f A

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Notions, ^iic^OoocIa, ClfiAISi curasia

103 MAIN STREET/'

A FULL LINE OF

STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS* Snitable for the ggn Citfer Grocery Trade,

f«b2-dwly

competent teachers, a lim

ited number of students to learn telegraphing. Enquire at room over Dr. Mull's office. Fifth street, first door from Main. 22-d4t

ROOFING.

WFINO.-''V v',

CLIFT& WILLIAMS. Agents and iDealers in

John's Patent Afibeatos Hoofing,

Book Biver Paper Co'8 Baildlni

S a

Felt apd Cememt Booflng,

Ohioago Bliitio-Stona B«ofin«r PAPEKS, used t» theelace of Plastnin. on tiie inside, and for Sheathing under siding on ttie outside. -Roofs applied eity and country air warranted. Call on ns at the Prame Cit* Planing Mills, corner ef 9th. and Mulberrj •treets. mayl4dti

-Ti) ,hin"!

js:4:'W

Off

i- tm

tn« e»*?

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P, COOK4BI.Y, -a

JQHV 8. D. C. QB

two leadwarranted

llloX IS y^arby Ronton manufacturers, and ping. HOT OBE WA8

«1

an21-deodSia

i-PW

^as ^latgeand complete assortment of Jt

d-OIilD feEKN"S

IV tu.T

Monday Eve, April 10, 1871.

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PATlO^.i'.

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aitscellimeowKBeoks

ifera

FORNIA

Whleh-h* will sell by the^iortie. feasonable^rices. Try a bettie. I

PARTIES-will be fa^ish^i the tallonoria MMt. .J

CLOTHINfe

tO'^S

O^1 THI3f,

ktt* itfbfotrenrH .tat4MA

at Ss

?i:

1 i'

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Spring pd Su^gr

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$ un /rr n'^ si

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ill **.3... ta :•$„

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tneir Duuamg tor iue

II exclusive Jobbing Tradc^ have now_ Ini stock and receiving .from tl toriesof Europe and Aibqiiv.,-«.v ... all Ooods handled by them, and at prices i«« that deserve the attention of all closo buyers.

from the Aest manufapj ine

America, a full line ot

/»t'K s»-

-»iit

.'t1 tnertdnA

The attention of the public is called to the,

-WW ESTABUSHED

& LIQUOR

depot

TNtUB

S»a*J/ -,g iV.ji.iIBS

—Opera flown* Ttviiding,,l

OKFOFlfft nknftit

WILLIAH StllAHTKBH.

imporieu oy uijkiii"'„ selections on my Tale trip to Europe. Hay ing bought -the whole crop .of Mr^. Qoftij'i Catairba of 18' 9 and lWO. -jt am enaMg sell, by the saJlon or bottle, itLowcr iVtew than any ether house in the city,. Anybody, that wishes -Wines or Liquors for sick persoBI,

Ik.

.38ST

JACOB FTfeHEH' Aas jasif «d. anotfer ,ch0i^a RHINE, FRENCH AND CAll-

.0 Xl

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UO SjBU

O 1 I N S A N E O A N

EDMUND C. FISHEB, President

Absolute Security $204 72 for eyery $100 of Liability.

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,9utt ati

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ln«pection, and wHH« sold at

,symt m*\WY,

rices,

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.sssertasO- a?«e"it»lixiD ^anrWl^

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Corner Main and Fourth Streets*"^

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178 BROADWAY, SDW YORK. ..

(New, York Insurance Report, 187b, p. XVI.)

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IuTestiQ:: its mo'lipy at Ipch'Agency under direction of Local

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PBBSTON

A. C. MTA.TTOX,-

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Hdme iOompany#

ds of Trustees.

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Traasarer

T.QPia SEJBBUBOBB,^

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Thirty Days grace

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