Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 December 1868 — Page 2

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tebbb HAH

IDtpwlif JLoralnfc -when JB4mua' drew~~his pistol. Nine g^ots passed between the two, wben it w&rfoand that Bemua was shot in the elbowx and Smith tamed paler ^nd stag-

IgS3iooiM ||ortOIlVgrTOit^ro8fl8-onar dTTBf~atTSi and mt^phita«»ophical reyieM_ Pf "^^curaacy"question ever made in Congress*

IfGbabt feels any gratitude Jo the nation that taaiwnored him, he whl im mediately appoint Train out of the country. Let him be «ertt Vf China—into the far interior, where he cau never talk any more till he learns the language.

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qwrpH of the late John Kugler, of

Milford, have preferred a claim against j! the United States for rent of lafids on which *rM located Camp Dennison during the war, and for damages to the

Amount of $18,859 57. The case is before the United States Court of Claims.

"Wi learn from the Cincinnati Time* that Mr. J. M. Langston, mjifctto. and gentleman and scholar, will ask of the aew

administration the. appointment Minister to Hayti. It would be an eminently fit appointment, and we hope Langston will get itf =SP* I

THE YOUNG GENTILES who are pouring into Salt Lake of late, are said to be filling the young wives of the Mormon patriarchs with disgust of their old fractions of husbands. The patriarchs are getting scared about it, and think of taking up their harems and retreating further into the wilderness.

An abtibt illustrates, in the last num ber of Harper's Weekly, the friendly rela. tions between Roverdy Johnson and the rebel Laird. They are represented sitting at a tabie with overflowing glasses, vrhen the American Minister says "And here's a band my trmty Laird,

And gle's a hand o* thine, And we'll tak aright godo willle-waught.? For auld lang syne."

"Wm.

McMahon,

Mabt

a printer at the es

tablishment of.German & Bron in Louisville, has just received information tbfct through the death of a relative in .,Man Chester, England, he bas become tile pos sessor of £8,000 sterling, or $40,000 in gold. HeW tbo pM80S8or of a wife aod child, and immediately left for Philadel phia, where he is to meet his father. Whence the whole party will go to Man Chester.

HIGHLY

interesting fight is going

on over the Assessorship of the Second Ohio District. Sam. Cary has filed writ ten charges with Secretary McCulloch and is protesting against Megrue's name being sent to the Senate by the President No other reason is assigned than that Megrue did not render Cary any aid whatever in his late Congressional cam paign. McCulloch has not considered these reasons sufficient, but bas transmit ted Megrue's name to the President to be sent to the Senate.

Cincinnatians are in Washing

ton, among tbem, M. Hnlste&d, of the Commercial, and J. B. MrCJullougb, of the Enquirer,who, it is said, are there for the purpose ^fixing, upon Grant'*Cabinet, and to secure Government advertising for their respective journals. "Mack" is firm in his opinion that Sam Ct^y should be Secretary of the Interior, and offers bonds that the latter will work eight hours per day during Grant's administration whil Halstead asserts that Ohio will not bi satisfied unless Gaddis is made Postman ter General.-

Bbvxbdy JontoBON is "getting his back up" over the condemnation which his oourse in England meets with here. On the latest occasion on which he took din ner, he availed himself of the opportunity to allude to it. He said that he had taken by the band every man who had beei willing to take him by the hand, and i: there were persons in America who ob jected to the course he had purled, should pay small deference to their opin ion, because h6 Considered., them totally disqualified by nature, to decide tl)e&ues tion.

Tax latest indications are that Bussia got $7,000,000 'of tiki appropriation for Alaska, afttt'tfa^t'only $200 0ft0'lbdged in the congressional lobby. It appears that $25,000 of this has been run down till the trail is lost close to Robert J. Walker. Biggs, the Washington banker, appear^ to have been intrusted with the pleasant^ duty of disbursing this little sugar-plum? which Bussia was willing to pay as bonus on the sharp bargain that she felt she was driving with the United States, Biggs, therefore, will be a valuable witness before the committee which is examining into the transaction, and has been put to the question But what can you do with any of them They have their commission, and we have Alaska.

SPEAKING

recently of the course Of

Justice the Chicago Journal contrasted the leniency shown in the acquittal of General Cole for insanity and the refusal of the jury to acquit Andrews on that pies. An Eastern paper replies that Deacon Andrews plea of insanity ,w*s overthrown by the prisoner's own sane and clear testhbony. It says that one Doyle, of Maine, some years ago, also convicted himself by the straightforward, nets «f his own testimony. On bis first trial the Jury disagreed. In the interval between his first and second trial, a law was passed enabling the accused in criminal cases to testify. He did tiestify on the second trial—and was promply pronounced guilty, although, as a rule, a second jury acquit where a first has failed to convict. Thesr instaqcershow the fatlacy of the old doctrine that to allow prisoners to testify in their own cases would be to give them an undue ad van»

Tn recent awful tragedy at Bowling Green, Ky., flirnishes a*ad and forcible illustration of the folly of carrying conCMled weapons. Two young men in intimate and personal business relations, one being clerk for a firm of which the other was senior partner, had a quarrel, molting in an encounter without weapons, and from which they were easily separated by the intervention .of thiol parties. Subsequently Bemus, tha^l^k who had the key to the store, approached Sinith for the purpose of handing him the key, intending to leave the store.— When within a few steps of Smith, his

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-in his pocket The executii raise, thought brother of the in front of the

for (M. that tto «u tow&aw •fffMeljHStew fife an!!-commenced firing.

Ho shot twice—t ha two tot «fagte-~

Jeath

found. .©iftball anter^'justbalow bis ribs and pawed toV» his bowels. Of this wound he died Sunday morning. The deceased spokelj ofaman beloved and respected iiy tto* -whoi* community |r« tkmM. io h«9e beett^inainne^ o^i the following Satatdaj, at»d htf wedding garments were his funeral cerements

The closing of tbe ^videnoe in the trial of Mrfc Clem, greatly increased the interest in the proceedings, and the attendance yesterday was larger than during any time in the last twelve days. Every available inch of spaee was occupied, whlle upon the oawide of the room, in the hail, there was, at all times, a lsre« WOW4' eagwly trying to obtain entrance, ^he luge attendance of ladies was paftiettlariy noticeable, and so anxious were many to. hear the argument, that they stood up foT Several hours.-—

A nnniMr of! lawyers from different pats of the State were also present.— The prisoner-*'*ait -dressed as she has been from the commencement of the trial, and presented much the same appearance. Her husband sat upon one side and her |0i|f Upon the other. She did not, however, manifest that same interest whieh she did during the examination of the witnesses, and did not look at the speaker or ihe jury, ibut Sat with her eyes fixed uppn the labta ip front of her, rarely raiung .theri), and then hastily dropping, them- Her Xace was almost stolid, generally but at times when Mr, Dye alluded to her directly, or brought out some particularly strong argument against her,-she would quickly and nervously bilehsr llpS or wet them with her tongue. Her self-control and powers of endurance are something wouderful.— The mental anxiety and care of tbe last two weeks have been terrible, and would unnerve many a man, but Mrs. Clem does not seem to have been affected bj it at least neither her features nor her man ners indicate it.

The openinz speech on tbe part of the State, was made by Mr. Dye. He com menced at nine in the morning and closed a few minutes after three, tbe Court having taken a recess of one hour at noon.— His speech was a most able effort, and completely covered all the ground traveled over in the case1. His speech set forth all the point? Bfoned in/.his opening statement to the jury,, viz motive, preparation, time, opportunity and the possession of tbe fruits of the crime. He first alluded, in appropriate ianguage, to the importance-ot the oase, and the treat responsibility of the jury, and spoke of the crime and .its dreadful, guilt. He then went on to show that tbe mur der was the result of a conspiracy, of which Mrs. Clem was a mem ber. The crime was not the work of a moment, and if only a robbery there would have been tip need for the murder of Mrs. Young. She was killed because she knew the parties to the conspiracy and c^uId have exposed them. Mr. Dye then went.pb to show that the parties under arfest and Jacob Young had business transactions together,' involving large amounts of .money. He compared their bank accounts, showing that the transac tions, first commencing with hundreds, in a few months amounted to thousands of dollars, Alsd that money obtained by one metpber of tbe ring found its way into the hands of all. In the course of time large amounts jvere owing" In banks and to individuals, mostly by Young, and the credit and resources of the.ring having become e3&*u*ted, he was killed and the money* left in .the possession of the ring pocketed. The defence bad been very careful -to exclude all testimony in regard to the bank transactions, and bad in DO way ende»yored_to. flgpfoiaJhem.. Hart, xiatr" who had notbihg tif do with thorn had testified, but Abrams, who was patty to these affairs was not called as witnefes.

This woman was a self-reliant woman of inflexible purpof e, and could, if she ohose, explain all:about these money mat ters, which were kept seeret from ber own husband. An ominious silence bad been maintained in regard to them all Mr. Dye reviewed the evidence in regard to the money matters at great length, and claimed that even if Mrs. Clem was not present at the murder she was no less guilty, and that an alibi was of no avail, even if clearly proved, He then spoke of the testimony against Abrams, and Syke Hartman, urging with great force their intimacy with Mrs, Clem. Cravens Haitmant he said, had not been heard of, and was he a man or a myth As to tbe alibis, Mrs. Clem had failed in thafirat one, which She:had maintained far twenty-one dsjyst tiz| that she was at Tiome all that afterboon. And when she failed in that, she had attempted to estab lished the second one, which bad also failed, if she was not at Cold Spring that afternoon, she knew where sue was, and could have no difficulty in proving it.

Mr. Dye was followed by Mr. Duncan the Prosecuting Attorney, in a speech V|,hich.aduyRl«y«l^ good.deal of ability bat which, in the nAfure of. things, had neoeasarily to travel over t!he ground oc cupied by Mr. Dye. It was an able efibrt, andbrodght into view many strong prints, .whieh had only been briefly touched upon in the first speech.

At the night session Mr- Leathers com menced tbe argument for tbe defense. He will be answered to-day by Mr. Pishback, who in turn will be followed by. Mr, Hanna, who will close the case.

EXBCUHOyg At R0XE

The Two Young Men who Blew np the Serrlstorl Barracks timiotlned Horrible Scenes on the Scaffold

Bloody Work, Ac

Bom* (tfoVMtbsr 24) Correspondence

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Monti and Tognetti were executed at 7 A. M,. to-day. Almost up to the last moments hopes were entertained that the lives of the prisoners would be spared, but these were dispelled at noon yester, day, by the appearance of the iavoloni. These are Wooden boards, which are daoedatlhe corners of the street, and nscribed with the names, ages, and descriptions of the condemned men, the place and hour of their execution, and also invitation to the faitbfnl to meet in pertain eharehes and time recite prayers for the dying. The condemned were two working masons, aged respectively 22 and 33. One' of them leaves behind him a widow and five children. The scaffold was erected during last night. A large number of people were present at tbe execution, but were kept some distance from the guillotine by the treope who were on

uara. consisted of a battalion of some troops of the line, some draggoons, andalso some mounted gendarmes, who galloped about and kept a clear space,in (toot of the acafittd.

At five clock the executioner and the priests went to the condemned men, and they jwere celutacted to the Conforteria, or the chsuael where according to cQstom/tbiMr ridMV*d tbe last consolation of raiyy. 7'

Exactly at 7 iu M. the brethren of the Miaericotde left the Ohoroh of StJohn the Beheaded and proceeded to the Conlorleria, which they entered. In about ten miautse they reappeared,' conducting tho tU^of Iki ooofoomtd mm.

rioorde!

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tied behind his back, and who was sapported by his confessor. jgoird ffll ~tbe sosil glance around to see that everything was in order he was almost int^OBdi"" lowed by the condemned/Who' very weak, and kept repeating "JiiMtk oorde,"- A

by the hair, the exees^tmer.sk^MtO-ia the troops, and -then plaoflit on the beside the body, wJtteh hie auid£n1s-haiu.\ ken off the plank. He thesa^ ariped-the knife with a sponge,: gnd raisedi' ttto.its former position, while Us assisttQUtifte* sawdust upon the pool of Uec4' wfeieh trickled through the woodwO& of the f"nff"li1| Afffir that nrrm thn-tnrn of the younger criminals oAgai&> th%T td^tren

of tbe Miserieorde entered the Coniortvia Tbe unfortunate criminkl, wi&

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a very excited states b^ged fo^ \jni»cy.. The confessors tried to os^i i9& bfllt vain,apdatlag£ hawai ledfo#J»i £wJ^tye cloth having been thrown

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in order thatrhe should |h« pooj of his companions His sob* vhf SQes were barely audible, he cbuld' scluri sustain himself and a tremuRttii' yblce kept repeating Miseriujrdt, The priest assisted him to mount tb« steps df thit scaffold, and gave him absO^Hon the assistants were $indingihim v»i tal plank. Evea aa thnkn1Jsd ed. the cry of Miaerietni&reut tfo ing ait. The execationar. abewid tb« head to the troops as he had dons the rat and then the bodies Were placed oo* o4jt and carried to the church of StiJo&h toe Beheaded^--. „.T

The priest reinaiaisd tt|o£'the Waffold, and made an address to thU people, file executioner threw a sack g£sran(ltysti096r the blood of the criminals,.pna t^endescended from the scaffold and disappealed, and immediately afterward the trtbps returned to their barracks* The people remained very quietly, and. alter the departure of the troops collected around thfe guillotine, which was not removed until the evening, and guarded by a picket df soldiers, unw) at last- they gradually di^ peraed..i-. S ... 008

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Lid an extra eopy of Ctah.

ir ^ieo not gat enough to seem* one of the yiasHaa «s Sill allow aaah

faunlSeei KM SSStTirartli

FsMlS^lsiliisiir

ONBY

pply one of tho

IS OA.YI/OK® OliJffliy Mr PHBB8 -a KK»«,. MABY A. DBNHiSQjLl.jfl- Al ABINB

-jal

TBBMSs Binglei.OopiM.d.::.^»... riVC CBl^TS O a 9 1 0 0 Two eopM, ou5J(ear...™.„.„^..„^^.*^..... 3^0 Jive copies, bM^stl«yL.Vi!£^^'...'.w. »J00 Tea copies and okie«tora"to'U»*a»tnrep of the Clut).i.H*...MM.*..w,)j.»ji^MMH^..MM4t.. lTjOO Fifteen copies, one year and one extra...... 86,00 Twenty fire copies, and one extra..... ,, 40,00 Forty copies. and oji^ extra^...v..„.,.. .....'-.F«t,00 Fifty copies, and 6iiAaxira,...„........A..^„. 1M00 I

Tba Postage oft'tM Home #eeJtljf H-20 canuayear. ..--.Hr. v. ?. Postmaseers and. others who get np pinbs 'isn afterwards add nswV at tlie same rates, aud the names will be cennti^f, up tb April"' 1st, as part •f the originalGiab. e-:7'r-'

Specimen copies,sent, fete of postage, on re* ceipt of afire cent'tipte, r, Send fbr'speciaie&S, aitd'CMimeiicie Sendlsg in your Clubs siriy. All eomainntdatlbus must be addressed to JOSEPH A. JfU! 191 So. Third at

rphe Oreeian1 Biend."1The -A. best game for the Holidays. ZaVis A Bbo., 722 S^nsom St., Ph^elph^, e.uos 'i&jije. 1 kSPMB-—-BbACKBiBKirs,broagbt$l,'p«r qnart. luO aeres best varieties Frmt Treirs, vines, and Plants.. Seadstamp for tataWnes and Olnb rates, t» Cinnaminson, P, Q.t ^ewrjetxey,

vrriLiiiAn ntfes, and Blac&bsbkih,

woBK A«soaBXNO i*f«artt. replete wlth An. eodo(«l Hi Iooidents or Ufe in tha' sreat Me i"

Over 26,030 gold the first SO day«. No book reiocs tbe dayi ot '{Onele Toa»'aOablo" w«» eold ho rapidly. The most complete work on Hew £Tdr1teT«r writlea. Agent* art meethil with au toaishlagjuiccesK Oae Agent Ml't 80 in.one day, another »old and'Mtvered27f ia 15 dayvr another aeldlSO laoaa week, another old fiQI la 7 days.

rhlehlsabsela

Ihaddition to tlie other Mttei'dliir«^eliw,

fore April 10th,«».. The Chtter Bp of •tbteTtaf^'i' IBI est Olnb *ent-ns jatweattt vtjjXi&lg 9 'M the datasmantmednbm ri^Jjuo^ orU nL will Peoond Olu^iT.ajHOO.OO 1jS -rj

TbeSettw aprf"«aiS6i« «UI,3B^)I *0: «f Joe-BnbWfcibwiJ^ttl. Hflc^ r.i receiTef..»Tcn-t5~y ..M.SQ.

SO SabaoribeM ceiTB..».,. The Getter np.of ^oh Oiub of Subsorlber* will be entitled to select a book or book)!,

Sabsorlber* »ok or bookb,

the pricaof which Is., The Getter up of eacb piubror willbeentttted tb nletat bbook orgoeks. the »rtea of S.B0 The Getter npo£eac&f?!nb:eflMuiheriHsrr. will be entitled to Select a boot,or bovlu,. the price Wlpra is :.v 1,50 Th* G*tter «a tfTaacitGliihlor lo^ttbSttiber* will beenUWed teMie^^fcoohor.BookB, the price 6t which Is J-.OD TbeOetter up of each Oldtrof fi dubsfrtbfers

Will be entitled to fceleot:a booker iboaku, tlie price of A Oatalogn from one or ihe "larjnst pabUshiag hyasesln the UlUte) Bttsitos triHxe furnished, from which selections«in be made :and thebodlcs will be sent.to the J*a^9« fhfifla^) Jh$m, ?08T-

Publisher and tfroi^r. ^adelphia Pa.

'A PENNY SAVED' IS A PmT

£iBXEIn

n'60,1

How every family can ecoirotnlzs 'frbm SO.to 1E0 uotiAted, aad Meney invested. dollars annnal^. How Bg«nt» can inakemftuey. I

Fnll partldularsr eentfree. Addrest Q. ti. WAR- *1 FOB SAJjE. BBS 00..3ta^ 8dA«y^|rJs^fo^n. pbopebti.

t'B¥

those ^ho^Wt^a' irtt-Class EAST'S MASAZ tMK and a Siist^laM WBBSZrV PaPEU, tend at &>r Issmple eopjrotsiT

THE.ItA»YS,£JUJBSO,randlid) THE HA't,CBD4kir(lTEWI|III^. 1 And seethe' uhegaaled indacementa oQ^rad. Bamjfte Obpiit of TibiA ar'ti Unt grdkt. Aldtttt

DKAU0N APETKBSON, '71 Ho. 31® Walnnt-st., PhllsdelphlH,

THE PRACTICAL =.... i# siiT§: Tsi'ii ...

f*ubiished iti .Pli^adelphia, IHONTHL at 91,90fer-annttm in athanei. FASCBAU M0RBB.18 Xo.lStl 8t„ P«HnS, rs. I tUt copies far $S0r Is chlsfly:^daAs op of oiiglnal matter, jn'jrelatioq to erqry Bapartment of AORiODirtjaa, HoRTioctTDa*,-, and. Bca^i. XeoHoMTi Lavge radncemeats and litMral itfem* iums oftered toiAgsnis aad cahsmls^K HRuple

copies 'furpishel «u. application. 1 to t«£Me tho¥ge^riy&? tbe^ileof^Bjritd streets BSbber Bdaldlag and «*8trlr center anything Tweaty-lltM lo|ltra piSr day oan fOf iieliei? 4lendj for agenti clroalar. First who appiF seenre a bargain. J. B. BB&DSTBSEt ,&.l5o., Boston, Mass -t «.•

Uetahted-A? WW- to itith tha

GBAND BAPIT1S, Mtcfi?, I Bsrt. W/1ft69.f

LUPXKCOTT A BAKSWBU

The people seism to bscrazy' abont ypur Bid Jacket Axss. Plea** send m* twenty dosen more.

Tunrs troly,

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.Vfilj

CA UTION.—Unprincipled dealers are selling Axes painted red, as the Bio Jackit Ax*. The rood ^nalitle* oft his Axa consists In Its CUTTING qaslttiee, ndtin the red paint.

The "Ban Jackct" is for salp by alt respcmalble hardware dealer* and the nfanafaottu'en.',

LIPFINCOTT & BAKEWELL, S it a A a 5-rt' i'ifl £«W Ofi 3*dj •.-! ..atjjRia 9111 fctswre! oi iwO'i

A good smoke Is a perpetual comfort* LORBIIXABO'8 .uw

SHOUJie TOBACCO.

Competent ciitlcs prononncoit best for many reaB»OSt It I* mad* of the best stock grown.

The Hicotina Is extracted, there are^rjj .j No drags In it, consequently it is Anti-nerTottsIn itsefffcots, It ha* an agreeable, aromatic flaror,fi ii Dees not burn or sting the tongua, iOfj^ Leares no nnplaasant aftertaste in the Mouth, or disagreeable odor in the room. Instead of exciting the nervous forces, It allays irritation, and calms thea. We regard tt as'tbe perfection of Smoking Tobacco* Orders for«iegdnt Meerschaum Pipe* are beilbg packed daily. Tn the various *izad bag* In which 1(1* sold, A* an extra inducement tar thr*» ,, Who loTe a good smoke to try it.

LOKUUBD'8 eJit.pl i" Smoking Tebaceo

Is llkaWls* an exeeliest article of choice

And makes abetter chew than other Mads. Acknowledged The Loading Fine Out Tehacao whusassi weed." -BuspuuM"" Jobbers and dealers tn all sections Keep it, aad small tayen can acre ntM] Time aad trouble Vy_pnrdnidSg oftbsm.

which hare made them saiamous ererywhere. Oircu'arasastS.on affMsstfcnff 11~ r. LOIliXABO, Ssw ToA.

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L00K.L00I!

The mscsiftLte o/oSr bds4*fc bdt^ Ina^iad In to make the

„INDUCEMENTS TO AdfiNTS ma ovs, a u-.i en DOLUBSAiJW, .'•spacially in tbe Una of OOT^B MODS,

Larger Tfcan Erer! •aad for drcnlaz^ with Kf* PtUlQij KATM. bsSSte sandiaa your clabgsSswhcwr

AdlreSs «s Ct CO~ IN Fsderal Mmmiam,

s8.a.g»iTa.

Jt01MS=WMGEfi. ItpmiHlOWl LL'S NXW FATBUT tsltw only Wringer which dn fiisisnittg ahors the Cogs, necessary tn prevest the Cogs and the Bobber Boilers supply I lwantwftfcUS«K sMpaaantat Cleveland,

Chicago and St. Col&iS. U» BBOWHIXO, General Agent, 8S Oortlaadt street, N. T.

mfflSmtoiBWffir I X)lall kinds, also LaraMT,"8oabTCL i, Sam Kuedm, su*JfldEiSKse» «ta BKi3t« BSOOTTIS fOWL-

KJt*#-PII/ A*» HBMOS-Kit}BR-j iw Mn»l and external use. Butireiut. TmtaoT%Q the Hospitals of ths OWand-«**«»-' f« eaie ef

-r" r?^r-rTT --a .niut is r&Mr^la«th*lK hli4aal»ri towfuaTttaioion^"cuUt^tltnrt^ct^d eatertalj^ttt^ fipHre «r and Aar^ttb4eh to me. Nora^rc f^ro^r family otrcW-Wwb«rbMir?'fr?e fH^-'att Poytfcfciand geciarlsaCMMiD fo?i9r a tH r-j., -*1 Sowererywhere. Bem& fur tba Blasti!iaw.«rtK:M tUsyf«irsM»a ftftd toDI Uw ^iralQ ue cmui^ I Hi Sf»* 'U'i .5 I

NEW GROCERY "J AK©

PROVISION STORE w7be- I JrX^W loivil A ViVia

Thankful for patrouag.i heretofore rt ceiYsd th* former stand, I invite my frit nds to sail a my new stand, £rmerlyocoapled by Win. Hensel where 1 shall be pleased to farniah Grooeries an (Joantry Frodnc©a't:th» lowest market ralAJ. noi7dlm LUTHKB GBlGSSV. '•.'V* t»jai. rflrw slwiod &at jfiOitscl&TMJi

Real Estate Column U'lllQt| a j.u. .•{A ley ,...in 0n

HENDRICH & LANQBj -n.r Office over First National Bark, 3. K. Corner

Funrth and Main Streuta,

Terre Hante,!^lnd rtiiv ii.JafogOT -j—. gfit ^nxttnttuv.

Afistraets of title furrifshedp'LoWriifc

s-r.n

,rfi! £tn~£

Forty tots In Linton's Addition to Terre Haute House and lot, east Ohio street, Hoam aad lot,In KoMnrraln's Addititlonj House aad lottn Bibley's addition on 6th street Efonse and lot In Buse's addition on 8th street. House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7tb *tre*ta( •.

Hons* and let on North 6th, batweea^Uheeng [and Unton streets.

Two bnshiees fioases on Slain streit •wi.ieiv OO0NTT PBOPBBTT. fUrSTJr B9 sera* in Honey Or1ct Townihlp, 173 acres In lilntOB township: 3 Acre* below the Boiling Mill, wess sidepanal

Jan39dti

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THE BEST BITTERS JPor Weakly Person#. FOB THB WSAK,

n(1

JV0B THB PALB,'«rF* rlvwlrf FOB THS.SIOKLT, niFOB THB AGED,

FOB

TOTO'BT

MOLLOY?% -»—*jUa*a

Groceries and Provisions,

as 0 4 th Street,one *aor Honth of the 0M Oflic«v

Terre-Bante,

The undersigned has Just opaaedat the abor* stand, a first-class Family Grocery and ProTiaM Store, with a large and well selectod stock of dew and frasb articles suitable for erery day nsf in families, to which he calls tbe attention of hl| friends ana the public generally,

Goods delirered to any pari of tfce'oity frroS Of charge. Highest cash prtce paid for Country Proauoe. nc'MmKfial

F" b'

femalbs,

..r,,, FOB SPK1NQ DBB I H« Bitters Equal to Them!

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Speck's Oeleb'ratod Wine, so well known, with PKRtTIM BABS,

VBAMOJUU noWHS, ivtv HNAKK BOOT, r.M' WILD OBEBKf BABE, s'.i -1'! tiLNUEB, and such other HSBBS and BOOTS as will in all .Oasesassist Digestion/promote the Secretions of the System Ik the natural channels, and give

TONE VICJOR —TO litr

AND

vwh

on, Mitu urn riitm

All use it wtth wonderfUl succcss.. Brings COLOR To the pale white lip, rutu^i/

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To th* thin iheo and care worn countonance, Oure* FBVBB and creates APPETITE. Tr them. Uau none other. Ask for SPIEU'I I STANDABD BITTEBS. Hold by Druggists and

Grocers. Se* that my Signature is over tho .cork of each Bottle. A LFRED jSPjEEJSf Passaic, N. J., and 343 Broadway, New. York.

Trade supplied by JOHNSON. ColiLOWAY Jc 00., Philadelphia QBOKQB A. K.KLLY, tulabnrg, aud by all Wholesale Daafcis.

Forsale by BABB, QDLIOK & BK.BRY r) anlSwad Tn Tbura Sat.

'•BOOTS AND SHOE9,

Boots & Shoes

TO SUIT ,r.q

E I E S

Having just received, at

Yirglnie Tobaeoo, sfa faaatler body than the I

E. BUGGLES

we"",ectod

Former, and hence much cbsanar la price dren Summer Wear, which I will offer ior.sali Nererthelcss it makes aa excellent smoke. 1 tba Orders for Mearsakaw Blyas Daily packed in this brand.

Stock of ITjman, Misses, and Ohli

Very Lowest Cash Price!

"OENTCBf Oliewlflff Tobacco Kan's, Boy'i and Toutb's Boots and She«s, bough Composed of the best cuttingiieaf In the Oountry. Superior ia eolorv Ctterla qoaltty,

And I hare also received a large assertmeatU Ken's, Boy's and Toutb's Boots and Sheas," at the bead of tbe market, so they can 1"

Sold to Salt the Present Times

Hy mctto I* "Bay Obeap, Sell Cheap— atall Proftts and Quiok Bales.'" I also manufacture all kinds of ...TOfn,

""'MEN'S WORK On the »WWt notioa aad th* most (aablonaMa stylss. iQBIOINa doaa aaatly aad in hast*

Don't Csrget the plase, but oall aud examine, you d» *bt bay. 0. B. BDOOLK8, ySdtf Ho. 16« Horth th Street.

c. w. nwoassi, s. a. jkttso*.

Net Hoasein^Netfbusiness. ef MM sr

0XM0REST ft JACKSOJC Wfcalcsals «M l«tat! Dealers la all Kinds of

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

House o* Ohio Street, between 4th and Stta, iv TBBBK HAtm, ISDIAHA.

AJs*. Xetail Bsaisrt ia Faed, Fruit, Poultry, "AO^lV [kest yrtaed paid for all kinds of Hackster Sts

ttleheet arteeS slr aad wild Oi

Oame, la ssaaoo. Sdlw

'KNABB*S,'ii "Jcsq

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pAETIOUliAR^NOTICB.^

All persoaS-kn^wing themealTe* indebted* the Flrm.of Austin 4 Grigsby ara requested 11 csli-at my Store, aobtb of tbo National House Ann Street, an*settle the same innradlately, a are in need of all

pr:"

,_„„CHICKERINQS. 5V •-Iiyji 'tt rjf' I

The Celebrated Patent Oyeloids and ethor well-known and reliable Makers.' CABHABT tte. HIKBHAB'S

Parlor and Church Organs and, Melodeons, SHEET MUSIC, «C C1 INSTBJ7C3TIOH BOOKS, .,

And eTery variety of

Small Mnsieal Instrameiitg, m-'iii^e* —4*l—

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Indiana-

Musical Merchandise.

^JPIAJfOS FOB BENT, so, old Insturnments takaa in exchangee pay ob neiifonea. Pianos, Melodeons, and all Binds of smaller Musical laitruaents repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Send Orders to EISSNEH'S

PALACE OFf«MD8IO,

No. 48i Ohio Street

(Opposite ^.the Old Oourt House,) sxa v. bfc fxEBKK-HAUTK. INU

I S A S

C. WITTIG & CO.,

170 MAIN STREET,

DEMI^e BLOCK,

OFFER BEAUTIFUL PRE9BNTS

"fOR THBH0LIDAfg4n

Elegant Dress Patterns From IS,60 upwards.

Real Ulgq EM Valenoiennes H'dk^is, Embroidered H*dkf'«,

SPBSB'S STANDARD jera

agWINE r,

B1 TJDE

From 25 cent* upwards.

Real I^ace Collam, -odiinialteie Collars,

Embroidered Collars, I tir-C From 60 cents upwarli, ladies Gloves, from 50c- up.

ImwbM Jt®EST DUCHESS t'*J #o

Alexairder Kid Gloves, ,'(These Goods are warranted to be equal to any In tbe market.) LADIES SCARFS,

From 35 cents upwards.

Ladles and Misses Hoods From 40 cents upwards.

Ladles and Misses Jaekets, ,'f From 75 cents upwards.

NUBIAS, From BO cents upwards.

Ladies and Misses Shawls, 5 From 1,00 npward. A Fine Stock of

Broche Shawls,

offlnol BKALIiY CHEAP. O S We will tell very low, to close out before New

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters —MADB nt'-\

Year. .:'.J

Ladies and Misses Balmorals, From 81,00 np ward. Tbe Celebrated Boulevard SMrt

From $4,00 upward.

Gent's Gloves, Scarfo, Buck aud Kid Gloves, Cheaper than ever.

IIV FAWCY GOODS, We have a beautiful line of. Steel, jet ud Coral Broctes and iar Btagf,

Shawl Pirn, Charm Unites, Tetltt Beateq, Shell Boxes, Watch Holden, tilaye Boxcsi Vigitr Stands, etc,, etc. We shall sell all our Goods lower than before, to induce our frie&da to buy liberally for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

€. WITTIG A CO.,

170 MAIN St., DEMING BLOC*.

aqafl orfT

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! JXJHT FAXL TO PBOCtTBBl

For Children Teething'^ Tills valuable nraparatloo has been nsed wfth NBVBB FAUJOfQ BUCCB88 IN THOUSANDS OF OASES.

It not only relieves the child front pain, trot Invteozatsa the stomach aad txnrels, oooeots acidity, and givee tone aad energy to the whole system. It will also instantly Griping ta the Bowett and Win4 Colic.

Wa belters it the BB8T and BXTBEST BEMHDYIN THB WOBLD, tat all cases of DT8-

ENTBBV and DTABBHOU LN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other causa.

Full-dfrections ft»r nsing will accompany each Dottle, Beanre aad call for "HB8. "WTNBLOW'H SOOTHINQ 8YB.UP," Having the fhe-tinaeot Gawsta raos," on the ontaide wrappex. All others are base Imitations.

PHYSICIANS.

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DsDERKY, YT«n.! ui BONOiOPATHfC ,7uK Hal

PBI81C1AII, HbttSIMMI AHII ACOOfiCaiB. Baran: Bight Ber. Bishop Talbott, D. D., Biv. W. Martin, J. JJ. Beach, Bsq. Br. Bggsrty

Oitoi aud Brsintncs on Mulberry street, /between 6th and 7thf next to Normal School. s36dtf

THE

WISE MEN of the LAND,

DivlBe, «e PbjsiGlao, the Judge,

Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach/Odatireneaa, Heartburn,Indigestion, Piles, Bilious Attacks. Lirer Complaints, Goat, and

Bbeumttic Affectioos

NATTTBE'S OWN

GREAT AND GOOD REMEDY,

71b TARRANT'S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, As the Bert ajsd- Bsst Kelt I able Ifetfida* Brer offered to people for Ut« aboTe ofaus of

The nerslng babe, its brothers and sisters, its parents and grand-parents, will *11 Had this pleasant remedy well adepted *er iheir dlffSrent complaints.

181 bl ^_-*Ajfwaorsas» oni ar eao i" TABBANT 4t CO:, 87S Greenwich St-, IV »w Yorkii

Far Sale by all Druggist*.

aulS—dSmeod.

MERCHANT TAILOBINC

TJ1 UAMlI.Vm

(W' uiinvU

-tt 'ijtsii

:al ^asi»r'i»4 Has. just rqeeiv ivetf a S

Merchant bailor,

a HKVV fciTOUJS.,^

f!LOTHS,

CAfiWIIIEB^

rt o* TO SO-- .itfci, t«jU f. 9-ftfj Vtrti tW nm BEATERR

TRlCaVft.

I, OTEBCdATIJfGS.

andTRIHm^G

BLUE

Mi',

irdei

Which he proposes to make up in the^

•i a* bfuoiv ,e«U9fi«e3J: 3?.

Most Approved Style

$sl»9iM wqptq SiHM Ptil *rt?hd ai »y#aam el"

O S

146 Main Street 'i

mi,

Stock ia Enti^SUf Neit.

-v-ilts

MER.CH: ^5 i-. '$. i-aom

TA1E0RIN6!

FBCDEI1CK SCHLSWIHd

feiWT baUmLi »itl r.i eenh, Has Just received a. large and well selected Stock of

Fall and Winter floods!

Oonslstlng in part of FIN®'^'"^

Prench, English and American

licisimimsgi L, a* sV ditoa lo atfiefiOTas, English Melton,

French Cloth, Doeskin & Bearer,

Which will beMtd at ihe t«ry lowest prfces, f«i cash only, by the, yard, or made up te ordtr on short notice.

I "LOW PRICES, EXACT FIfS and FIRST QUALITY 600DSM

Is my potto.

Oastomers, old ami ne*. arorordfaliylnVltMto I all at

1175 Vain St.,sooth stie, bet. 6th A Ztfe.

N. B.ddtting done to order also, Benoratlbg and Bepairlugia tbe cheapest zraoaer, d8m

MBBOHANT I *di

A I O I N

FALL TRADE, i86&

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BANNISTER

K&i 18NOW BBCSiyiNO BIS

FALL AND WINTER STOCK!

CONSISTING IB PABT, oF F1NB

»FBSITCH and ENGLISH .0 1—. ... ii Ijssustiki yaifani-a

MS nl nvfi^q —AWP- «,l! •idv tfmsuyw .. i" r. jril j«t '•»'.} bow .tu»'' -ifil

E O I

'.:ft UJ j.. ..- .v ..--1 *-u:'jfV? -TOB——ni I

BUSlNESa SUITS. .' I 'A ti vJ '*1 i.

BLACK, BROMf,

BZVE, DAHLIA

I AtfB SILVERFOX*"

And for a Fiaa Assortment of Slack and Colored

Cletft»Snd Deeskla OsMln^res.'

BIADTIFIIL JITLK8

Of AMBBIOAH OASSIMIBK8 of all grades aad prtoN« fj

£'9f| ^°P' constantly on band a ^ood assortamn 1

USE DAILY c—N ~~W "•—M~~% e— i.NTHEIBOWN BOM1M AND BKOOHHBHD 1 f* I

To all InTallds and Suitsrera raoa

'it bhw 9it1 I |fT &WinsJ Qui 13:1

r, JePf

th8

b«?«

««nlity, mads to orders ,r

^0,A Good Litis of

Woolen Shirts, ins u.'i Biiji i--s KnitJaekets,^ Shawls.

[A fsw KloeDaes.J

Satchels and Valises^ *$7 OdjH WiWHliv mi .fei ib,vk-f

tij JWriit* BlsACK vso's

Still superintends the Merchant l^'lbring' Departmaat, and fttaraatees a perfect at. 'CUSTOMERS, OLt

ANi\NBfyik

Ara eordially larited to call' at

mi BADHVISTEB'S,** No, 79 Main fHreet,