Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1871 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEBBB-HAUTE,

10:55

10:15

Il^O,

Thursday Morning, August 8, 1871.

RAILROAD TIME 1 ABLE.

TBRRE

HilTTE

INDIANAPOLIS

R. B.

Leave Arrive 12:35

New York Express.— 5:50

10:25

A. M.

3:3i i».u Lightning Express 10:20 p. m. ":05A.V Day Express 3:56 p. w. 1:40P.* Ind'lis Accom'dn 10:10

A. *.

ST. LOUIS ,V AND A LI A TBRBR HAUTK B. B.

5:55

A.*

Paoifie Express _12:30

A. V.

Fast Line 3:30

P. W.

4:00 p. if ...St. L. & Cairo Express-10:15

A.M.

TWOIAWAOOUS ST. TOINS B. B.

Arrive from East. Depart for West 5:45

Past Express.....— 5:50

A. 11

A. M.

Dav Express 10:58

A. M,

10:35 p, Night Express 10:38 p. v. 3:55 p. Mattoon Accm'dn 4:07 P. From the Went. For the Eait. 4 :(Y7 p. Day Express 4:10 p. 12:2t A, II

Lightning Express...12:30

5:50

A.M.

if Night Express 5:55

A. V.

if. Mattoon Accomd'n 12:10 p. it. IVANSVILL* CBAWPORD8VILH B. B. Leave Arrive. 5:50

it Express 10:15 p.

3:53 ?. Mail 3:30P.*. EOCKVILLI KXTKN8ION. Leave. Arrive. 4:35p. Mail 10:2C

if.

BTANSTILL*, TBRBB HAUTK CHICAGO B. B.

Leave. Arrive, 4:15 r. v....Newport Accommod'n...70:10

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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.« ci-osjt. DAILY MAILS.

OPBNS

5:3P a. ia...East Through"7:00 and 11:30 a. 3:30 p. do do ....5:00 p. 5:30a.m...- Way. 5:00 p. 5:30 a. m...CihcinnatiAWashington 7:00 a. 3:30p. m— ... 5 00p.-jn 3:3) Chicago, 6 KK) 3:30 p. Evansville and way 5:X) p. S.COa.m Through 7:00 a. 4:00 p. Roekville and way 11:00 a 3:30 p. m..E. T. H. &C.R. R. way .ll:00 a.

ST. LOUIS AND*WKST.

10:30 a. via. Alton Railroad2. '5:00p. 5:00 a. via. Vandalia R. R_... 5 0D p. SSlfl-WMKLT IfAttS. araygville via. Prairieton .Prairie Creekan

t0The

Turman's Creek—

Closes Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 :00 a. Opons Mondays and Thursdays atfl:00 p. Kelson—Closes Tuesdays*Saturdaysatll a.m

Opens Tuesdays A Saturdays at 10a.

WBBKLT KAILS.

(asonville via. Riley. Cookerly, Lew* Coffee and Howesville—Closes Saturdays at7 a. Opens Fridays iat 4 p. Ashboro via. Christy's

The Money Order (General Delivery will be openftom'

2oek' Boxes and Stamp OflM will!be kept open from? a. m. to 9 p.m. .• On Sundays

topenirom7a. m.toup. m.

No Me

Sunday.

THE doctors are busy.

The City antf ficinltj.

rt9 !*. V-

HOT weather for dancing. OH! for a good soaking rain. SEE announcement, of Tony Pastor'S coming.

OF course you are going to the concert

THE excursion to Indianapolis on Sunday promises to be a big thing. BAGDAD is not to be sneered at. It is one of the most rapidly growing suburbs of the city.

THE Terre Haute Horticultural Society holds its monthly meeting to-day at the residence of C. W. Barbour, over the river.

THE concert at Dowling Hall to-mor-row evening will be far abov the average of home entertainment and should .be liberally patronized.

POOR panting people, as well as portly perspiring persons may find some consolation in the fact that yesterday failed in being as hot as the day before by two degrees.

FIRE.—Near Cloverland, on Monday afternoon, a fire caused from burning logs, destroyed about 250 bushels of oats and 300 bushels of wheat in stack, the property of Messrs. Carpenter and McBride.

IKE BROWN, on yesterday, started out on the sixth volume of the Sullivan ''Union." Starling five years ago, as an experiment, he says he has succeeded beyond his most sanguine expectations, and the Unien" has a9 good prospect for living years to come as any paper in the Wabash Valley.

TEACHERS. At the session of the School Board last evening the corps of teacher? for the coming year was completed by the selection of the following: Flora Button, Lou Seamans, Emma Grover, Kate Begiein and SaraliCunningham. Two of these graduated at the close of the last term of the High School.

THE GUARDS' BALL.—The boys had a delightful time at Dowling Hall last night, the only drawback being the in* tense heat. The hall was handsomely decorated with flags, crossed muskets, &c., and Toute's full band furnished ex« cellent music. The attendance was quite large, and the receipts much larger, many tickets being sold to persons who did not come to the hall.

•^PERSONAL.—Uriah Jefjfem left town yesterday on a trip combining business with pleasure. He goes first to the eastern part of New York State, then to Connecticut, Massachusetts, and will finally bring up in New York city, where he will contract for an immense stock of goo$. He will swing the circle in twelve days.

Owen Tuller and wife arrived home from the Eastern cities yesterday morning.

W. H. Paige has another pupil in his Conservatory. It is developing a splendid voice, but will not appear in the concert to-morrow night.

Gen. Lew. Wallace was in the city yesterday.

THE NARROWGITA'GE.—At the meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati and Terre Haute narrow guage double track railroad, held at Greensburg, on Tuesday, the following directors were elected: N. M. McDowell, of Canton, Ohio John D. Scully, Cashier of First National Bank, Pittsburg A. B. Quackenbush, Pittsburg General Foley, Greensburg James Small, Bloomington L. A. Burnett, "Terre Haute, and Wm. Blakely, Wellsville, i' .•ess Ohio.

The Directors elected as officers: N. M. McDowell, President John D. Scully, Treasurer A. B. Quackenbush, Secretary.

Hon. Morton Hunter, who is here looking after the interests of the road, informs us that in thirty days after favorable action is taken b? this city, work will be commenced, and that in four months time the road will be completed, at least as far as Middleburg, twenty-three miles from this city.

8PODE!

"One More Unfortunate 1" "••a .1.1 •"1 Market Master Edward John

Commits Suicide! v..-.

r: t'.

Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, the dead body of Edward John, Market Master of this city, was found in the river, at the foot of the "Indian rifle*! half a mile above the upper railroad bridge, by Chauncy Twaddle and son, who were going up the xirer. Where the body was found the water is not more than three feet deep. It was lying across a log ten iches under the surface, the head down the stream—face down ward8—the head and -feet under the watered bafck exposed. The body could not have floated into this position

On Tuesday, evening, he filed his monthly statement with the" City Clerk, showing an indebtedness to the city of $172 20. Stating that he wonld hand the money to the City Treasurer the next morning, he left the Council Cham* ber at about .eight o'clock. Between eight and nine o'clock a policeman saw him on Third street, on the east side.ef the grave yard. The policeman noticed: that he acted strangely, but supposed that, he was intoxicated. Everjr_ few steps he would turn, and lookback, uif under apprehension that some one was watching his movementa.

Yesterday morning at seven o'clock Zimri Dunbar, in the employ of the Cemetery Sexton, found John's hat witll a memorandum book, some papers and $4 in money lying on the grave of Mrs. John, hid first wife. In this memorandum book, on Tuesday.evening the deceaflid was observed to have a sum of money^pparent]y sufficient to pay his indebtedness to the city—$172 20. He borrowed eight dollars of some one to make up the amount. The fact that this money is missing, leads to the belief that foul play may have occurred, or that being robbed or having lost the money, he -got out of the trouble by putting an end "to his existence. The city owed hits, $123 30, for services Ss Market Master, and the account was allowed on £uesty evening.

The deceased was about 47 years of age, a German "bybirth, a tailor by trade, and of somewhat intemperate habits. He was a man pf strict integrity but very careless in* /jonductinif business. His wife died a little over a year ago, and he was married to another three months after. He -leaves a family of five children, one by his last wife, without any property or means Tor their maintenance. iZ

Coroner Gerstmeyeir held an inquest yesterday, and the jury after examining the body as it was first found, and heaping the above detailed facts) returned a verdict that the deceased had committed suicide by drowning. The bo^y was interred yesterday evening at six- o'clock by the side of his first wife.

FIRE COMPANIES.—For the" inform

A-

tion of the insuring pnblic we give the following quotations of stocks of the Hartford Insurance Companies: •rr-Ta

OFFERED: ASKED.

AetnafI'M.. ...218 Hartford ............266 bal'i Connecticut .........140 North American..........t 90 Phcenix ....i"140 City ...........155 Charter Oak, (par 50) 50 Merchants. ...230 Jy-fi Putnam •f* ae**« 90 Steam Boiler-.. 97 out-

274 149 100

243J 158 55 235 93

FROM the Indianapolis "Sentinel" we learn that on Tuesday Major, Simpson received a letter from the Michigan Central Railway Company, asking consent to attach a spepial car to the excursion train of the scientists oyer the Vandalia road to the Clay county coal lantti. The permission was cheerfully given. This car will cohvey General Sheridan-and his

General Humphreys, Chief

gan'Centrsl Railway. THE TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. The County School Examiner .-.has issued a circular in regard to the "Teacher's Institute for Vigo County," |o be held in this city, commencing on the 28th of August and continuing five days, in which a

The exercises will be conducted by Prof. Wiley, assisted by other Competent and experienced educators, and will consist of drills in orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, geography, history of the United States, physiology, and theory and practice. A lecture will also be delivered, pertaining to the work in hand.

It is hoped that teachers will Tecognize the propriety and importance of attending this meeting, and to induce a general attendance a proper and liberal allowance will be made to those present who shall thereafter apply for license to teach.

Nfoessary steps will be taken to secure board &t. reasonable. rates for those Who may attend.

DEATH

NICHOLAS SXITH.—We

mentioned yesterday the sad news of the death, at Vincennes, after an illness of only three days, of Nicholas Smith, father of G. F. and C. C. Smith, of this city. In the Vincennes "Gazette", of yesterday, we find this Bketoh of the deceased:

Mr. Smith came to Vincennes fiftyfour years ago, and commenced- trade in hardware and tinware, on the corner of Main and Second streets, on the ground now occupied by. ..John Lander's store, and soon became the leading merchant in that branch of commerce in Southern Indiana and Illinois. His ..wholesale hardware trade extended to Lafayette and Logansport. north, and forty or fifty miles in other directions. He also engaged in boating down" the Wabash and Mississippi rivers, some seasons sending oat forty boats to New Orleans. His business operations were upon a larger scale than those of any other man along the Wabash, and he was generally known, along the Ohio and Mississippi, from Pittsburg and St. Louis to New Orleans. His bnsinesB relations and intercourse have been governed by a strict code of morals and integrity his Word was good for thousands, without a note, any where along the river. He was universally respected and regarded as an honored relict of ."ye olden time,"—before 4h»adveat~of railroads and telegraph* !,«•

Mr. Smith's life, for We past sixty years, has been one.of incessant activity hardly a day has been lost. His appearance upon the street has been as regular as the BUnshine. His mind has eVer ran in the same channel, never deviating or taming to speculations in politics, religion, or natural changes. His accumulated wealth has been liberally expended in building substantial business houses on Main street.

GonroTfM&T —A iSormpondent,- writI ing from Carlisle says: ^iWe'is' alsrge number from thin county going to tWrioOs Western

States the coming fall. Selling out old farms is nowuroipg on quite, lively. 1ms proved fermiin the vicimty of this town can be bought~atH$35 to $50 per acre.".

The same correspondent adds: "There have been residing in this town for over a year a Scotch Baroness and a Bussian Duchess—that is, a brace of European female aristocracy. They were traveling in the East a year ago, looking for spiritual mediums. They have found two here." —..'i— A CASTLES

IR THE

AIR

AMB OT£EB

TASIES.

PHAN

By Barry Gray. "An old man

prattling in the sunshine.'' 1 vol. crown 8vo. Hard & Houghton, New York: The Riverside Press Cambridge. This is OoiumS of sketches in Barry Gray's playful manner.. They^are not stories crowded with'exciting Incident, but rambling, good-natured characterizations of people and custoins... "Castle* in.the Air" are the halfaeverieTentfnis?. dences of a 'middle aged mau looking td what- might- -have been. -S^e '^Other Phantasies" are similar light:aM gOeaipy papers enlivened by anecdote and song and |d^Dprons.incident. |'^0% rfjhe headings of the chapters will indicate the scope of the book: "The Garret in my- Father's Housfe '," "GSioits ,at the Parsonage All Hand» ^around

the

Mahogany "A Light 'Desert with Tarts "'The Professor's Strange Story?'' "The Professor's Insane Friend^" "Alcibiades Falls in Love ^Peaches and Cream for Two."

This is a general Invitation to the public prajrer meeting at ABbury M. B. Church to-night. It

Th(! Best Stock of- Marseille# Trimmings, Guipure Bands, real and imitation laces in the city are sold at half price aj,

S/L. STRAPS'

Fall of Silk Hat just arrived at YATES, the Hatter "tf

Hate and Bonnets i—a very large and complete sjtock of summer hats,-.and bonnets"is to be closed out during this month regardless of cost. If you want bargains call at

S. L. STRAWS, 149, Main St.

Mrs. Ferris gives_ another Seance at Pence's Hall to-night^ Tickets of admission, for a limited number, can be secured at Dr. Pence's Drug Store.

Corsets t—A full stock of fine corM&. We have a real French corset, not kept anywhere elscrin this city, and {give better value "tot th^ inoUey than any Otft& hdGBe in the trade. Our hosiery department is the most cbmplete.,

S. L. STRAUS,149, Main St.

In Greenwood Grove, Indianapolis, on Sunday, graiid Picnic and Cdnceft will be given by .the Msennerchor of this city and the Harmonie Society, of Indianapolis. A- speicial frain- Will be run from this city with fare reduced to $1 75 the round trip.

A meeting of the Terre Haute Horticultural Society will be held at? the residence of Hon. C. W. Barbour, Thursday morning. -Vv JAMES A. MODESITT, 2t. Secretary.,

Tlie Msenriterctoors will irieetrtltefHk^monie Society lat- (greenwood Grove, Indianapols. Only $1 78'for the round trip.

Everything reduced in pricc» it ora^r to redace stock, it Herz & Arnold's*

Cincinnati. Lager Beer can uow be had at the Mozart Hall. 28-6t.

Damson Plains are received d^ily at G. L. Biegler & Co's., Sttuth ^Fourth street, near Market House. ^29-dlw.

The last Saoday Excarsioa of the season will be that of the Msennerchor to Indianapolis on.Sunday next.

Cincinnati Lager Beer can now be had at tbe^lesart Hall.. 29^6tv

"Who would not buy a'paiir 5f tho^e^iS cent^hose, a j, Herz & Arnold's? They are letter than any 20 cent bose to be' had ^t any other plade.'s rr———

We propose to make a clean sweep in Embfoideries,- Guipure Bands, Ac., for the next two weeks," and have' marked tlfem down endngh to,make them fly.

HERZ

A A A

ARNOLD.'

af.1'1 —!—i—i—:—:—T Hosiery* Lace and Linen Collars and Caflb, Handkerchiefs from 5 cents to $15, Guipure Laces, Tlmbroideries, and a thousand and one things^nore, at the RED

Only $1 75 for the round trip to Indiahapolis 6n Sunday. v.

The Hotel on the corner of Main and Second streets, formerly known as the Stewart House, has been thoroughly re^ fitted and refurnished by T. C. Anderson, and "will be opened and run in-good style nnder the name of the Anderson House.. 24dtf

We have tn hands a large stock ladies' underclothing, such as Chemises, Skirts, Gowns, &c., which we are determined tvclose out, at less than half the regular value* Ladies will find it profitable torall and examine these goods, as they are cheaper than any one can get them up. HERZ & ARNOLD...

Excursion to Indianapolis on Sunday. :.'S i« Hnanerchor Excarsioa to ladiaaapolis.—Tickets for the round trip$l 75 to be had at the following places: C. Bauermeister, M. Joseph, J. Steinmehl, Wittenberg, Ruschaupt & Co., United States CollfectorliOffice, Warren, Hoberg A Co., CL J. Kantman, S. Frank, J. Kuppenheimer, N. Katzenbach, J. Fisher, H. Raabe, and of all the active members of the Msennerchor. rr.

-The Train for lndianapolis ?tart»-Tit 6:30 on Sunday morningImmense Redaction la Hats and Hllliaety Gaods la Gaaeral.—Mr. Straus is now ic New York foiling home stacks of Hats and everything in the Millinery line so cheap Well, you, have to sea aid be astonished.

Coneertl-^Wfc-itffe-iri^py to inform our readers that the first Grand Concert by the State Conservatory of Music will be given at Dowljuu Hay, Friday

Fanny J. Kellogg, of Council Blum, Iowa, a pupil of Prof. Kilbouroe's will make her first apperance before a Terre Haute audience.

ThA^r^rSmime wiSi rlii selections from the best masters and will consist' of Choruses, Duetts, Solos land Trios. Price of admission 50 cents. Re•ervfetoeats'iMn be purchasied wiAodl extra charge at W. H. Paige & Co's Music Store, corner of Main and Sixth streets'.'«Gallery 25 cents, -29-tf.

Riddle for Silverware. Biddle for fine Jewelry.

Bracelet—Riddle fy b^rgaing.

Bracelets, new designs at Riddle's.

F^*sh roasted and ground Coffees at Tattle's.. Tattle sells an Imperial Tea for eighty cent", good strength and fragrant.

LjStatAPS.

The Largest Stock ot Blbbons in gros- grain,, boiled and common^ jn thp Siate, at TL. SVRAUS.*

.Day, Boarders wanted and can be accommodated with first-class board. Ohio street, second house west of Seventh, %uth. 8ide^.

Joseph Strong always has on hand choice Teas at low prices, and sells everything in the grocery line at reduced figUre8. -.. ..

English Breakfast, makes the best iced Tjsvll Wealthy drink this hot weather. Go to Tuttle's for a pure article.

Jast Received A new stock of Ladiesr Watches and Opera Chains— bought for cash at bottom prices—at 8. R.

FREIMAN'S

161 Main street.

Tnttle, at this. Newark Teafitpre r^ceives daily from Southern Illinois, choice Budded Peaches.

Real French, German and Domestic Corsets, in large variety and at the lowest prices, at S.,L. ^RAus,.149 Main street.

Lagnavra, Rio and O. G. Java Coffee roaste4 daily, and ground free of charge, at JoSEPti STRONG's, jj Ij »Ji -vsjaw vaj No. -187 Main street, --a Bet ween,Sixth andSeventh.

Fresh Meats.—Joe Rupp wishes Ms ttaiiy biistdmers to bear in'^nind 'tliat notwithstanding the hot weateer, he has at all times a fresh supply of choice inea^.. Hi^ new .arrangements for keening 'fresh meat, pure and swee^, ire shjjerior. 12-tf.

That old Chap With:a big Straw H».ti7iti(l, tad&tn Is the Heathen Qhinee That sells Coffee and Tea At one 43, On.Mainstreet—you^e Buy Tuttle's' Teas—tne best in the market. iJ t-'

so mo

G. WEISS.

NOTIONS, &C.

rn:

1871. FALli HXbE. 1871

JSl ~itobifi8on Col, Are now receiving the Largest and most complete.stoqk of

potions a^d Fapcj: ^oods

Generally, ever offered in this city, bought direct froin manufacturers in lCurope ,aaAifci3^nd Antt^jeaju

\*:x}AT LOW PRICES!

And,-willhe offered .to the trade oil the moift liberal term's. KS-Sp&til liMttirfmentf iisfcd^arties baying in large lota for cash and snort time--soo PACKA€gw atio'

Q-LASS"WARB.

At unusually low prices,"

TERBE HAUTE, INDIANA. M. rtsrIEW FIRM! O A

WHOLESALE MMOHS. .asi'j aosu ioii .. WITTIO & DICK, [fi iiUH(Sucoessor to A. C. A.

WITIIO,)

Jobbers and Commission

BIEBCH (^NTS,

la NoUonm

—. *11.

Laxaroa aad Morris' Spectacles can be had oily at Wl »atfs, 91 Main street.

Ber. Wm. Graham, of N. W. Ind. Conference, says "Bart's PectoraL Elixir acts like a charm." "K

Fancy ::i: Clgu^

.sa-? r:

CUTLERY,

PernimMy Soap, -. MttM Tarn, &

TITITH increased *pi« NewritwjkSre YV are prepared to ,offer friends and customers superior imdaeements to buy of us.

Special attention, .will be paid to Cash Bu ers, Pedlers and Auctioneers. ISo. 148 Maln

Between VifOrmd Sixth S*e*U,

In4he Room formerly occnpied^byCox^Son

PIANO TUNtMC.

WILUAM 20BEL PIANO XjUNEB. OOX'S Book Stor mis

VRDERS left-at B. ®. will reoeive prompt atUatlop

Dl€0.

WHITE—On Au. 2d, 1871, «f measles, at 7J5o olo

corner VavrOl: Qkftr?

thU dlMMday) afifMHiat flt a'sieek. Men^of the fantfly IpsJariM |^a*Und

a W W

BOttflV

nutand

a si

Ladles'Gold Watches at Riddle's.

WA4th

cheap. selected. New Styles In Bonnets and Hats, in immenbfc

»w

ISnDi-l lii bofrdsrs

asutol

or tea Q«at«man Day thwMt eorner of Wal

•trMte, a^93 Wyer week.

bay a good traveling Horse

from 5 to lO years old. Iaqoireat8th

from 5Ito lOyears old,

street. house soath of Walnut, close to a Grocery Store. l-2t XXT ANTED—A good cook at the French

TV Restaurant, under Tom Langford's. None but a good cook need apply, Sood wages will be given. 2-tf

WANTED—GIRL8.—ThreeHouse.

or four girls

Wanted at the National 4-tf TK7 ANTED-TO REST—A Small Dwelling YY House convenient t-o business by a prompt paying tenant with small family, Apvlyat this office.. 3-dtf

FOR RENT.

F°t HE!

RENT-A STORE ROOM-In one of Inquire at the best locations in this city. ERZ A ARNOLD'S Opera House Basaar. jy29-.dtf

FtR

RENT—H')U8E—On Chestnut street, first house east of Sixth, north, side, convenient to business. Inquire at first door east. jy23

Frooms,

RENT—A Dwelling House.withjsight cistern, well and Out-bu" all new and in good orders Apply to A DUY.Ohio street, between 3d and 4th. 26 dtf

FOR BALE.

nV)R'SALE, TRADE OR RENT—A DweiJ: 'ling House of seven rooms, halls, twe ei urns, well, a large quantity' of bearing irnits, and a great variety'of shrubbery, lot 112% feet front by 141^ deep, on the north -icest eorner of First and Cherry streets, two square* from Court House Square. For information apply on the premises or address P. O. Box 250. 15-dwtf fTKJR SALE-rHouse on Tenth street: five E rooms, summer kitchen,'.cellar, stable, wood and coal house, well- and several bearding fruit trees*'. Will sell low for cash.. •.

Also, House and Lot on'North Fourth street house containing fear dwelling rooms and store room, cellar, larpe barn, buggy house- and other ont-buildings, with very large and desirable lot, Mod well, 4c.

Also, two good family Carriage Horse* Top Bufgy. Single and Double Harness, and various Other articles, which will be sold on reasonable .terms to persons applying immediately. Inquire at No. 86 North Fourth Street. .: 12-lm

^Alao,, my two-stor- "--1,

tearing

IWtNiei ISPIISS T6AISS PAILV

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tST. XiOTJIS

And All Eastern Cities and Towns

COKDKXSED TIME,

cTieapestrand

IAS1WARD.

mr as, i87i

JIJ KX. Day Ex. Fait Live Daily exSun Dy exSat Dy ex Sun

6t-Louis 7:45 am 4:00 pm 9:15p Pana- "12:14pm 8:52 1:45a Mattoon 2:15 10:23 3:23 Terre Haute... 4:10 12:80 5:55"

Arrive

Indianapolis... 6:50 3:00 am 8:45' Crestline.......... 4:20am i.j 6:20pm ffieveland........ 7:d0 9:45V* Buffalo..... 2:0opm 4:10 am Albany.... 1:30am 2:00pm Cincinnati IV 1:00 9:10 am 4:25" Volumbts.*• .3:30 '',10:00 uwuirvme..:.. .. Pittsburgh...... Harrisburgh... Philadelphia.. ~^imew

12:10pm 5:30pm 1:25am 10:35 3:45 am 11:15pm 3:10am 7:55" 3:16*'.. 2:50

7:25" 2-40

Washington.— 5:50 10.-00" 6:25' Boston "11:00 11:20pm 11:20' New York—. 5:40 11:30am 6:f0'

EastKx. DayEx, lightKx Daily exSun D. exSun D. exSun

WJE&TWABD.

Leave

Indianapolis..-" 3:15am 7:50am 7:30pm Greenoastle... 4:35 9:32" 9:14v' Arrive Terre,Haute... 6:45 10:55" 10:35' Mattoon pan» "10:02 3:26" 2:35" rSohfield....... 11:40 2:03" 4 12" Alton...— l:25pm 6:50" 5:58" EastSi. Louis 2:00 7:25" 6:80" Pt. iouk ,.r v..^ J:16 7:40 6:45"

Sf i4?! it St. Louis for ansas'City, and all Points in

Missouri. Kansas,Colorado and the West,

DIRECT (MICTIONS fifi-Sa1

Elegant Sleeping Cars) «f- a' On all Night Trains. r. r.

'Of

Buy your Tickets by way

IDBIANAFeUS AM !f. 1MB I «. 0.8 PEASE. Gen. Supt.. St. Louis. S. F. PIERSON, Gen.

Tkt. Agt.. St. Louis

DISSOLUTION.

JJISSOLUTION^

Notice is hereby that the firm of A^C. A. Wittigis dissolved Uus day. J£r C. Wittif is authorised to settle all the affairs of the firm for the purpose of liquidation at the old stand-148 Main street. A. C. A. WITTIG.

Taaaa H»UT«, August

1,1ST1.

BW FIBM

.awl..

(U »uv avvTv uvuvoi luv

Referring to the above notice, the under gl rmed a copartnership pi conducting a Wholesale Notion ana Commission business at the old stand of A. C. A. Wittig. 148 Main street, Terre Haute. Indiana. Mr. Wittig is authorised by power of the name of the fin

'signed beg leave to announce that they have this day formed a copartnership under the

partn

firm name of Wittig A Dick for the purpose of ..

leNot-

old_sl st. Te authoi

attorney to sign the name of the iransact all business forthe fins. A. WlTli-,

A^iTTia

DAVID B. fclCK.

IAN HAUTK, Aug. 1,1871.

ISSOLUTION NOT!OB.

The .firm of Duddleston ers, Carria«»Painters," has J»is diwolved by mntual oonsent* The friends and patrons of Mr* Dnddletton will And him at kls new quarters with A. N. Gliek on Third street. Thanking the public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, asks for a eontin®anee 3t-.

anking the public ror tne noerai pairoi

t-dlw

CHOWU8 CLASS.

TEBBE.IIAUTE

€HOB1J«€LASS.

rpHK TERRE HAUTE. CHORUS CLASS meets every Tuesday and Friday night, from 8to 10o'clock,at theTerre Haute Husical IwMitHto BMBII,

OYER THE POSTOFFICK. Members admitted at any time. |«r aieath novl-d6

AMdlElMMNtS

POUSB.

Tuesday £re,Aug.8th

TOJCY PASTOR! And Bis Entire rrespt, From Tony Pastor's Opera House, New York

Poflithrgly One Night Ckilj

The first traveling tour-in six years of the only original and inimitable TONY PASTOR, Who will most positively appear at each and every entertainment, in his

OWN ORIGINAL SONGS, The world-wide fame of which has made his name a honsehold word throughout the

U. ion, and his reputation great in. "mouths of wisest censure." He will appear with bis Matchless troupe, for foil list of which see'nilw. His uiagninoent

FULIi BBA8S BAiVD And Splendid Orchestra, In the most novel and attractive entertainment ever offered to the public.

ADXISSIOX:

family

irst Floor, 75C Circle, 50e Gallery, 26o

Seats can be secured at COX'S Book Store Business Manager.

without extra charge. N.D.ROBERTS,

xcuRsroN.

ildingsl SOOTOf

11—

itonr Briok Dwelling, set ,wi£k ebon I and-.

street,

uittrees

Ohio St. (With Riimsey) opp 10-dtf

TIME TABLE.

INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUI^

:jEtAJOuEtOJLD^"-m

.« .jf

3 rfi

tl'j

GRAND EXCURSION!

August cutii, isn.!, 1 !x ABBANGED BY THE

Terre Haute Msennerchor.

flYtXlN'S leave Union Passenger Depot at JL 6o clock A. to., and returning leave Indianapolis at 6% P. M. There will be a

GRAND PICNIC AND CONCERT! Given by the members of the Terre Haute Msennerchor and Indianapolis Harmonic, at the

GREENWOOD GROVE."

Munc by Prof. Breinig's and the IndianaHunc by Jrroz. ur polis Union Bands. Tickets* for Use ••and Trip, 01.78

eauAU are respectfully invited, as a good time is anticipated. THE COMXITTBE

.OF

MAPLEWfor

H. H. TEELJ. Mayors 0&oe

Chicago, Rock Islaud and Pacifle RaHroad Company. •:'.r 000,000 Acres

CHOICE IOWA LAND& This Company is now offering for sale about six hundred thousand acres of the finest agricultural lands, in the West. The. Company sells ouly-to actual settlers, and the prices are exceedingly reasonable, ranging from

along the line of

railroad between

eities ofDes Moines and Council Bluffs, and are in the most accessible and fertile region in theState.

Sales made for cash or on credit long enough to enable any industrions man to pay for the land out of its crops.

These lands are field under a title direct from the General Government, and are not mortgaged or encumbered in any way. feull

pee ting Land

iem,

COOK, Iowa.

-c.- 3:60 7:30

Commissioner, Davenport.

EXPLORING TICKETS are. sold at the Company's ticket offices at Chicago, and all •—-, jfg iinej

an)j

1 amount paid for the

applied on the pnrchase money.

»», coEXjjrs a PAINLESS CURB FOB THS

O I A I

DB. COLLIN'S AKtlDOTE, Enables t£e patient to discontinue the use of Opium in any form, at onee, without pain orinoonvenienee, and without any intarruption of ordinary business. It rebuilds tne broken constitution and restores the nervous energies. Itfls the only t'sluless Cure for th«

Oplnaa Habit ever DlMovered.,

THERIAKI:

THEIB LAST DOSE. A book of over lOQpages. containing letters of PITZ-HUGH. LUDLOW, the well-k letter 0 HARP! full description address,

to any 1 Address. M. 8AHVKL B. COLLIN*, I.sfsrt«. IndUas

SCHIEDAM AEOMATIC Pure, Healthfal and Invigorating SUMMERtlBINK,

SCHNAPPS

Operates direotly on the Kidneys, and is better than tuohu. It is extensively prescribed by physicians. For sale everywhere,

AGENTS TAKE NOTICE! TET money is^^^s^ur|wo3TartT?r8t^!a!^p

MowTiv?agent^ante3!^jST^rTATII5B! New Britain, Conn.

Agents! Read This! vi

WNXPATASUM A HUWT

oriMPBBWEHaadEapeaseSi or allow a large eommission to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Address M. WAGNER 4 CO.. Marshall, Mioh. tm9T«a-arlM,«H Men tm Laker at tlseir or 1 ravel part or

Will send^a sample^fMe to

all of the time enee wo._ urgh, Pennsylvania.

I ommenee work with. TILTON,

REMOVAL.

DB. GIFFORD,

ORSB AND .CATTLE DOCTOR. HAS moved, to hiS residence, corner of Eigth and Blm sweets, where he hopes to be found all his old patrons and new ones solicit m3-tf 3

WINES.

wmES

JACOB FISHER Has just received another choice lot ef SHINE, FRENCH AND CALI

FORNIA WINES,

Which he will sell by the bottle or gallon at reasonable nrieas. Try a bottle, if yoa want ARTIES "will be famished pr mj»t^ by the gallop or in doiens.

SI»CCIALNOTIC*. 's«Ie»SB A^Vaiseea. As soon as an article purporting to be of utility has been tested, and its merits endorsed by public opinion, unprincipled parties endeavor replenish Uieir depleted purses by counterfeiting and substituting a spurious ftr a genuine artiele. Some time since, mercury, in the disgutse of pills, powders, Ac,, was given for all diseases of thestomaeh and liver, while quinine was freely administered for the chills. At length Hostetter's Stomach Bitters made its advent, and an entire new system of healing was inaugurated. The beneficial effects of this valuable preparation were at once acknowledged, and mineral poisona suffered to sink into that ob sc'urity,:to which an enlightened age has consigned them. There have been many spurious bitters palmed upon the community, which, after trial,have been found perfectly worthless, while Hostetter's has proved a blessing to thousands, who owe to.it their restoration to health.

Forinany oears we have watceed the steady progress of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in public estimation, and itsbenifioent effects •a, a cure for ill complaints arising from the stomaeh of a morbid .nature, and wo are free to Say that it can he relied upon as a certain relief and remedy. Its proprietors have made the above preparation, after years careful study and a'# now reaping the reward claimed by this valuable, specific, and whioh they so riohly merit, it is the only preparation of the kind that is reliable in all cases, and it therefore demands the attention of the afflicted.

II. IF. HIKE TABLE

ETansYille, Henderson & Nashville Railroad and Transfer Packet "Fajette"

I E

IS» IA W A I»OliIN,

-OK

BALL, BLACK & CO.,

5^5 and 567 Broadway,

TABLE:

GOIH& SOUTH.

I TRANSFER PACKET FATBITS, /S Leaves Evansville at........ 10:20 A. Leaves Evansville at 5:30 r. Arrives at Henderson at....... 11:20 k.

AKRAKORMSKTS.

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS

OOD

HfSTITCTK for Toung La

dies, Pittsileld, Mass.. long and widely known great beauty of. location and superiority of instruction. Rev. C. V. SPEAR, Principal, fiOLLEGMfl aad Omasenial In*tltnte,_New Haven, Conn. Preparatory to College, Business. Scientific Schools, U. 8. Military and Naval Academies. Fall session, thirty-sixth year begins Sept. 13. For catalogues. Ac-, address the Principal.

Arrives at Henderson at 6:30

Connecting with EXPRESS TRAINS.

Leaving Henderson at 11:35

A. M.

Arrives at Evansville at 3:15 p. x. Connecting with E. AC. R. R., .for all points East, North and Northwest.

C0KHECT10N8. 'S

Passengers leaving Terre Haute on the 5:50

Train arrive at Guthrie at

3:4p

r. n. 4

making close connections for Memphis, Mo' bile,, Peoatur, Humboldt, CbAttanooga, Nerw Orleans and all points south.

FLOUR. FEEP, SIP.

KMT €. VE1H,

Flour, Meal, Corn, Oats, Baled Hay, and Feed of all kinds, CORITCB EIGHTH AN1» X^lll RTS •Ou. Articles delivered to any part of the city free of charge. mylO-dtf

WATCHES.

YOBK,,

Have just received a fine assortment of imported

HORSE TIMERS

for Sporting", Purposes— denoting Minutes, Seconds, and Quarter Seconds, Price $25. Orders for every description of Racing and Presentation Plate, executed at the shortest notice Designs drawn to order and Estimates given.

Also the largest assortment' of Ready-Made Silver and Table Ware to be found in the city*

PAINTERS.

WM. M. BABlt

N. B. YEAKLK.

gARR A YEAKLB,

jf th«

-'"I

A h"!'-

'. TJ

Filth Street, bet. Main and Ohio,

-i

DEALEBS IN T:-.:.

Paints, Oil and OlaES. iyl8-d6m

BUCKELL,

15*1

J-.

A I N E

-C-J/ DEALER IN

eiiAHs & Pimm

ROOFING.

JJOOFING.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS.

Agenta and Dealer* iv

John's Patent Asbestos Roofing Book Hirer Paper Co's £uildin& Roofing Slaita, Felt and Cement Booting, Ohloago Elastio Stone Boofliig PAPEI8, used in the plaee ef Plastering on the inside, and for Sheathing nnder the siding on the outside.

Roofs applied in city and country and warranted. Call on us at the Prairie. Citj Planing Mills, eorner of »th and Mulberry streets asayMdti

WHEAT, RYE, OATS, AC.

TELEGRAPH MILLS,

LATAYKTTE

gnitt.Tim

HAOTK,

in.

Highest market prise paid for

Wheat, Rye, ^ats, Cera Baekwheat Wheat F1 ear, Bye Fleer, Baekwheat Fleur, and sold at the Lew or Retail, in Barrels

All 01 est

the best quality, ant Prices Wholesale orB or Sacks.

Ise, firtu Feed, Cearae and Pine, Bran BICKABDSOH^.OnTBOR*, Prep«" spSO.dly.

BEER, WINE, AC.

Lafayette Hall 1

MAIN STREET, (North tide,) Between Eighth and Hinth Sta.

BEST LAG£R BEER,

Frencli and Hhine Wines, A HO. I CHOICE OJF

.. Z"* •5St»nr«». «•«. MULunoh*avery

morning

at lQo'cloek, and

a a a a a a 9 a big lunch levery o'eloek. iyM-dlm

lorningat iwo oioos

•o

anager.

M'KI.TRMff. I. BABHABD

Phoenix Foundry

S 7 3

A I N E O

K0KLTBB8H it BABNABD

Comer Hiath aad Eagle Streets,

", (Near the Passenger Depot,)

TERRE HACTK, IND.

Circi

Steam Engine^ Mill *,.rlre Fronts,

ANUFAGTURK Machinery, House, Fronts. rcular Saw Mills, and all kinds of

IRON Aff] MUSS CASTINGS!

RBLAIRIN6

DONE PROMPTLY

All parties connected with this establish-* nent being practical mechanics of 86wnu^ years' experience, we feel safe in saying that* we can render satisfaction to our onstomers,

DVERTI8INC.

TO DO BUSINESS

"8*

P. m.

A. M.

Arriving at Guthrie at 3:45 r.

Arriving at Nashville at 6:20r. x. ACCOMMODATION, Leaves Henderson at.. *7:09

P. M.

Arrives at Madisonville at ™..|j0:50 r. u. GOING NORTH. TRANSFER PACKET FAYETTi,* Leaves Henderson at~...~ 7:46

A. IFT

Leaves Henderson at Z:60r. IT. Arries at Evansville at 9:00

Ton Must Attract tbe Attention

yrr-

Of those you wish to become your customers.". If your wares are of that sort that are

USED BY E?i5RTBODYf -."It" 1 j, Ton Cannot well make your business too pub-^ lie, er draw too many Into your store to. seo what yoa have to offer.

4DYE»TI8£!

fix Trar Standard on the Outer Wall

In the form of handsomely printed 'I j, POSTERS,

Circulars and Small Bills,

Or if. as is most generally the, case, your

wares especially

Vv*.

«\V Address a Particular Class,

Besiege every avenue by which the attention! of that class can be reached by well-phrasedr appeals to their tastes, fancies and interests. If you have posters, circulars and handbills, it is important that they are put and scattered in the right places.

The surest way to reach the particular class jou aim at, is to make sure that

NOBODY 18 FJSSVD OJTERt

It is certain tha A

iftfty Per Cent. May be -Added

..i

To the trade of many houses in this city by «f r- 5Prudent Dlstrlbatfoii ot BiUs aaA

Cirenlara. ...

ADVERTISa^PAYS I

the interests of hfjdnesa men may thus be ^. ,r advanced by having their

JOS

Handi

elj ant Cheaply Deie

AT THI

OFFICE OF THE BXPBBS8.

We have every convenience for doing all kinds of Printing promptly and well at the lowert living rates.

HOTELS.

Jacob Bate George Sata. MATIOIAL HOUSE, Oar. Bi*& and Main Strvef,1^^ Terre Haute. ^Indiana.

Jacob Butz, A Son, rrop».i._

This Henaohaa been thoroughly refurnished

TEKBE HAUTK HOUSfi. C^m—• Main ami towfl Terre Haute. Indiana.

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put in first-class order, onering accommodations unsurpassed in the State.

E. P. Hi 8TOH. Preprleter.

CLARK BLOUSE, Oor.T&tl'i OhioSu..

Terre Haute, Indiana. W. & ttJUJFFXHUH, Tr6p OfRce of Monteram* and Palestine Hack Lines. free Buss to andflrom all trains. nev28dtf

MUSICAL.

KUSICtAfe INSISUCTION^

THOROTIOH Course of instructions on either Piano, Violin, Guithr, Organ or melodeon, and cultivation of the voice may be secared by applying direetly te

Prof. OXOBOB A. HABTUBO, Or by leaving orders at Kissner's Palaee of Music. oc6-dly

TBBBE HAUTE

MUSICAL INSTITUTE.'

Music Uught in all its branches, befttheereticaily and araetieally. Instrumehtel and vocal lessons forty cenU

each, of a full hours

duration. Lessons at the residence of the ilnn upil one dollar

each, of 'forty-Hire minutes

oration: no pnpils taken for a term less than Sui.uva liv |fHyilD |UM AVI Mil IW UIMI six months pupils may enter at any time institute rooms over the Postofflee. ror tuttfcucparttcnlars address. septl- lv

ANTON 8HIDB. Principal.

TIN AND IRONWARE.

HOOREft HAGGEBTY,

Mauaiarturers of

GktVva/nixed Iron Cornice •, Window Oape, Guttering, Ao.,". 2V» and State Booflng\ •-A SELECT STOCK OP Tin, Copperaftd Sheet Ironware

Particular attmtion paid to

jOBBiisraTn 7U, Slate. Ztiks and Sktet Iran Work Warm Air Rtrnace* and Ra*ge*. NO. 181 MAIN STMME1,

TBBBB HAUTE, IlfD. sy5