Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 February 1867 — Page 1

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'KKNTH YEAR

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Monday,'kt 2 o'clock.

F-A-FEU,

OFFICIAL

pttptoHed) ExfirtMty for

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HAVING

THK LARGEST CIRCULATION.

Indian* Legislature.

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Daily Express.

FROCBtttftijOsfcF SATURDAY, fc'EB. 2.

HotTiH/T^Hdilrt met- itt 9 o'cloik. The Speaker ia the.Chair. The reagiag qf the journal was dispells it

Sevaral petitiong on th^ subiept.pf TemperaWce~wyre"deceived and referred. Tbe Gommitteeoii 'jUdiciary ifrtrbdaced a, U.,2*iS^to amend Section 405 _6t the CivilPrdfcfedurai

The following' bilM^re intfrodaeid )v BytS^/Bird, H. B. 208, an ait to pro-

mg pigs from foxes and •Wildcats. By- £. feelle, H. Bj 209, an actauthorizing ^anal Companies to lease their water power for hydiwlic(purposes.!

Bj, Jir.jj^foQrej IJ. $ ?10, to

•Section 4? of thai Common S^)iool?Law. By Mr. ohuey, ft. B.211, aa ^ct authorizing tydraUlic c^nipanfea to appropriate lands lyfng' nWr thereto,1 Aid pfpviding for tbe appraisement thereof.

By^Mr. Wdlflin.'H. B.-212, an act repealing 41 of an act providing for the incorporation oftdirns initfcilitsS.1'11!Kr

By lit., Wason, H/ B. £l3/*fy dCQ«jnil sectioa 4 of.tl|» jtp^nvpoa Sohoel La*. By Mr. Caa»)^Ui. H. B. 214, an rt:t for the incorporation, and maintenance of four Agricultural Colleges one at Indianapolis, one at Oreencastle, one at Bloomington, and one at Crawford»vi!le.

ByMr.Lott, H. Br2T5, an act to ex empt soldiers and soldiers' widows and orphans from poll-tax, and tax on property, where it does not: .exceed' in value $1,000.

By^r. Mgjpiosky, g. B. 21& for«tl* benefitt^-Uk -pafeil of Montgorner^ county iu the case of the default of Wm. H. Schoolr, the Treasurer jof said county

A MuirtMfr^F^Hlls i^fa' \hen read' ^n their MftOrfWaadidg^ t\tV By, J^Ailfdrd,, jfliAti resolution' 1809, to abolish ^he Cl«|tn Agencypfiindiana, at In an a is an W as in to

By Mr. Woods, H. B. 217. By Mr. Woods, H. B. 218, to regulate taxes for court! In

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Cases.

At 12 o'clock the

House adjourned till

BY TELEliR iPII

BUR0

ENGLAND.

Lo^jm^l/J^onfol^'loilo*

6-20's

111. Central, 8J Erie,

It is certain that on the opening of

Mr. Laird offers to pay the Alabama claims. An earthquake had occurred at Sierra Leone, which ftylru6tive:\5 life andpropertj^ttf'iflfiiX il'j'JolOi

Garibaldi discountenance^ Rome at prel^nV Russii preMdW ii|afirtt,'t^1iiP(flisI gathering in Gallacia. Si

SPAIN,

ADRID,

ERIN,

German UMfbeebi agreed on. It will consist of an eagle, and,black, white and red stripes.

Prussia decl«ies, to treat with tlie Sou'A German Stales, on account of the pro visons of th^«|MHf'df Pa^i'

Frightful Massacree by the IndiailS: —w— n-^r-2.—A man came into Seln'a about! fifty miles west of here yesterday and repo.it frightful massacree of white men ^y Chey^na Indians, nearly at the head of Sneaky Hill River »^{jB^{la)!\sifece,. under the followiug circumstances: Wallace's train with sixty cMhpr. 'A party of fourteen Indians came begging. The teamsters refused to give them anything, whereuponjflte f^difcaet fir^d jup^n them, but withoulefiect. The teamsters fired

and killed xf Indians About eight o'clock that night the camp ttas surrounded by two hundred Indians, whn massacreed fiity-nio#,owtof »lxty men. Man that brought news had an arrow through his shoulder, another wound in his hip. Claims to who escap» ed.

A party of Omatftis and Kaws ni&de a thieving .raid on the Cheyenas a few days since on the Sal ma. Several had Cheyena stock captur»(|. One Kaw was killed. Wm. Comstoife'tlie" famous interpreter and Government scout and guide, says the Cheyenas and Arapahoes of the Arkansas and Smoky Hill appear friendly, but part of the Northern Indians arp now moving southward, tfndv roVe already committed man* rages. Comstock Tieueves war.

ff Bfl

Feb. 1.—Over one hundred

arrests were made here recently, of persons believed to be connected with tbe revolutionary schemes.

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39.

The affairs of tbe Atlantic & Great Wester^ i^Urpadj^wJiiclr were refwred to a committee, have much improved.

wiri goon, is

sue a decree granting'a perpetual right of social and religious meeting-at Athens. It is impossible for the Grecian Government to prevent ,-ybtdtUi^ts leavrti^ f&r Crete. Fifteen hu^B^ijpd just Jeft for

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More Rebeltion in Soutfc CartJlina. The Herald's Washington special says, from a private letter to a prominent official ia this city, from a £uree entitled to full credence, jt^eeais th#h3.is^»not^pr

#IDIF TOJTFE DBLV^L T5LANTATI(YI OFLTLAGES^N

^id« toitte l^fval -plantatiqwri oft Soutli' Carolina than that presented by the Associated Press report. The following is an extract from the letter referred to. "The trouble on the Savannah river ?wa^ early settled by Gen. Scottj Gommis--sioner of freedmen. "Some olEcers sent a squad of soldiers to-tt plantation under charge of an exrebel officer, and the negroes took excopkilled by United States

tions to being soldiers under a rebel offiser.

a./ Hb.

JFU'W ORK,

r*mend

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Day before

yesterday a young fellow rode up and down King, street, in Charleston in lull Confederate uniform with at least four dozen brass buttons on him. Four colored orderlies from Gen. ScOtt's Headquarters were beaten in one day^ while carrying orders down town. Thoy now carry muskets, wherever they go. Both the assailants have been arrested by the Com? missioner of freedmen.

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{Union Telegraph Company "Paying Dividends.

Feb. 2.—The ^Western

Unioh'Terlegraph Company is nosy pay ing its January dividend at theomce of the Company, 145 Broadway, instead of lending out checks to the stockholders ap kas been done heretofore. Payments is rbado on their orders or draft through banks or otherwise upon the Treasurer of the Company. The change made was necessary in consequenca of the loss a&d miscarriage of checks through t(ie mails apd jlihe frequent changes of residence Without notice in a class o'f 'Stockholders solarg^.and so widely scattered,

Seizure bf an Alleged Privateer Vessel,

EW ORK,

San Francisco Advices.)

AN RANCISCO,

Feb. 2—The steamer

Golden Age, o^ New York, January 11th, arrived this'morning. A telegram states that General Crook Mas actively carrying on war against the Jndians of Idaho territory, and confirms |hi report of the capture of 100 Indians, andia large numbet of horses.

all Street Humor About Insurance Companies.

KW ORK,

Feb. 2.—A rctmor in

Wall street has it that a crisis of a throating nature hang-over many of the Insurance Corporations, partly owing to unprecededted lossea by fires &id marine disasters during tho past year..

Yearly statements were published by some of the most promin'ent companies yesterday, by which it appears many of them ^ill cancel', all' fcapital represented

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Navigation of Long ^land Bouu .*« I Suspdtaded.r.-XI.Jtx

ORK,

Jf ~4 Arming the Indians.

ABHTNNTON,

Feb. 2.—Navigation of

Lopgilsland Sound is completely closed. Fiftedn miles of ice extends to the right and left tf Thitol&s Neck, and heavy wagoAs cross from New Rochester to City Island.

Feb. 2.—The Secretary

of War has addressed a communication lo Representative Sc^nck for information of the Military Committee, enclosing lett«vs Vrolij^eneral Grant and Sherman, strongtyiprotestiug against the authority of Chas feoggy and others, given to Indian trade-s to sell arms, and ammunition to the Indians. General Sherman, with tbe approval of General Grant, has set aside th#order. The Indians aro (aurb dissatisfied afc the unequal distribution of presents, arid seem to

KW ORK,

prpparin^lor waf.—

The m'ilitary'offie4r# saj-'that the troops

had better be

witlid^raWil at once, if amies

are to be placed in the hands of the sava-

The Judicial Committee on the

Impeachment Question.

Feb. 2.—The Times' Wash

ington Special jsays the House Judicial Committee have becomo satisfied that :he testimony already adduced, including that of Gen. Butler, is sufficient to Warrant nrticlcs of impeachment against the President. Tnis conclusion is based upon the testimony of Radicals only. There -h*»6 been no testimony yet heard on behalf of the President, and when this is offered, it may entirely change the mind3 of the Committee.

Tho Tenure of Offlce Bill.

EW ORK,

Feb.

*2.—The

—i

Times'

Washington special says the strong vote 'givon In the House on the jirovisions in the Tenurs of Office bill, that the Cabinet shall not be removsd except by and with the advice of the Senate, was brought out by the statement probtiUTy made, that in no other way could Sectary Staunton be retained in his place. ,,

.3.V UU I Jeff Davis and the Assassination Plot.

EW ORK,

they

Feb. 2v-The Judiciary

otii^r put4 iCommittee are at work on the investigation of the alleged implication of. Jeff. Davis in tho assassination conspiracy.

rcmiamfadMS

Death of Ex-Governor Washington Hunt—New York Naval Officer,

Ex-Governor Washington Huntdied at one o'clock this morning. '*_ It is believed the appointment of a na-J val officer for New York win De maae.

ANew Plan of Restoration by the "y'l President.

EW ORK,

Feb. 2.—The" World's

special says there is anew plan for resto ration. The President has asked a number of leading Southerners, and he will submit it to the 4th Congress in his •Message.. The basis it is thought will ^commend Itself to the liberal element of the Republican party. a .-V,

ASHVILLE,

Another Federal, soldier is under sentence of death for killing a Nashville policeman, and two accomplices sentenced to twenty years imprisonment, have been pardoned by Gov. Brownlow.

An Important l^tjpl

AVANNAH,

ty.

Feb. 2.—The v^sseljrecently

reported sold to the Columbian Government, has been seized under orders of Collector Smythe, on a charge of having bebn fitted out as a priuateer for Chilfan orjPeruvian service. She had an armament of six guns on board, a large quantity of small arms, ammunition, and was (nann^d^hy-sixty ex-rebelsv Representatiofas by respectable parties, however, -Say the privateer story is untrue, and the vessel was actually sold to the Columbian Government under assurances from .the State Department that- such sale would be perfectly.legitimate.

Feb. 2.—The case of the

Stste of Georgia against£j. D. Unyes, jiroper tbe Savannah Republican, Congressman elect, charging he wa3 a defaulter as Post Master to tbe United States

Governm'efi t, has boe decided by verdict of

guilty. The case excited great public interest, from ttie political issues involved and prominent parties. The verdict is con-' sidered'ds adverse to the rights of ^11 Northern or Union men in the communi

I Postal Affairs.

KW ORK,

Eeb. l.-rThe Tribune's

special says tfie-"Postal Cotuhiittle»to-day decided to recommend the repeal of the law prohibiting the carrying books and newspapers in tho Overland mail, and making thejPostal lrw of the country uniform#, 0 CM- -*,

The Author of the Letter to Seward Concerning Minister Mot.ley.

ORK,

!{fEW

Fej^. 2.—The author of the

otter to Mr. Seward concerning Mr. Motloy is a man of wealth, making a tour of pleasure throughout Europe. His name will probably be communicated to the Senate in response to Mr. Sumner 8 resolution. 0 4 •.

More Damaging Testimony mm# Impeachment Case.

EW ORK,

Feb. 2.—The Tribune's

.special says Gen. Ashley has just come into possession of some, very important facts, exceedingly damaging to tho President.

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|, The Escape of Robber a.

KW 'ORK,

Feb. 2.—Tha Herald's

Uanibury, C'onn., specialymys tbe two A dm ii.-i Express rabbers were aiedd in their escaping from^the jai,l theTe, by the wife of the prisoner' Allen,' and an actress iiamod Miss Arna Morsden, who .visited

Wells as ,i lover.

'SfhQil da

Senator Saulsbury to Resign.'

EW ORK,

Feb.

2.—It

is reported Sen

ator Saulsbury ha3 determined to risign.

S 1 IN

axim C0NGRESS-2d SESSION

ASHINGTON,

Fob. .2,186T.*v!f

doijsE.—On motion of Mr. Wilso'n', leave was given the Judiciary Committee to sitduring sessions of thc^House for tho remainder of the session.

Jlr. Hooper gave notice,of his intention to movo, Monday, for evening sessions of the House, daily, except Saturdays.

The! Senate bill to regulate tbe tenure of em-tain civil offices came up. Tho vote of yesterday, rejecting Williams' iiiiienduieQt, was reconsidered,

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,..Vh ":».V T&nhessee Legislature.".

Feb.

3.—The

debate on

the negro suffrage bill closed and."a test vote was taken, which resulted, yeas 30,

nays 28.' The friends of the measure are much elated. A company of'the' 34th"ffrginient left to protect the ju.

for Overton county to J'-iJGF'KSJL citizens.-' .•

against 05, and the amendment adopted, 82 against 63.. Tho'effect of the amendment is to strike out the excoption of Cabinet officers from tho operation of the bill. Bill piissgd 111, against 38. v.

The Senate amendments to tbe tariff bill were referred to the Committee of. Ways uiidi Means.

Ttie bill to extend tho patents of Thos. W. Harvey, was tabled The Senate joint rocoliition, providing for -the payment of certain lver.lucky Militia forces. Passed with amendments.

Several private bills were disposed-of. Mr. Laflin, on Committee bf prfn'tiug," reported a bill for tbe election by the House of a Congressional Printed and the abolishment of the office ot Superialendent of Public Printing.

No member seeking'Yfie ^oor, Mr. Lafi Ian moved the previous question, which was seconded.

Mr. Trumbull moved to table the bill. Tho vote was about to be taken, when Air. Ancona rose and announced the death of his colleague, ami offered the usual resolutions of condoleuce of respect. Eulogies were delivered?"

Adjourned. SONATK.—Petitions werepresei.t^d from sugar refiners of "the United States, stating there are $35,000,000 invested in their business in the country, and asking protection in the pending taritrbill.

Mr. Wado called up the bill authorizing Judges of Idaho to appoint times and place of holding courts, and providing that a Legislature be elected biennailv in August. and meet annually on the tir. day in December, which passed.

Mon-

Mt» ih

A joint resolution, authorizing ocean mail service three times per month, between San Francisco and Portland, Oregon, at a costof not exceeding $25,000 per annum, was passed.

Mr. Sumner's resolution calling for let

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tera on which Seward founded his in queries to Mottley, was passed. .. On motion of Mr. Conness the Secretary of State was requested to report what steps -have been taken by him to obtain from the Republic of Columbia the right for the'TTnited States to make necessary surveys for the Ipter-Ocean SKipV'Qanal through her Territory.

Mr. Trumboll, from the Judiciaiy-Com* mi tee, report a joint resolution prohibiting payments from the Treasury to persons not known to have been opposed to the rebellion, and in favor of its suppression, with an amendmont striking out the provision above quoted, and waving the bill to prohibit the payment of any claim of such person occurring prior, to the 15th of April, 1861, and that no portion shall authorize such payment until this joint resolution is modified or rejected.

Mrv Stewart, from the Committee on Public Lands, reported a bill providing means for tbe entry at minimum price, of public lands in California a'nd Nevada, jland settled- and occupied as town sites, 'with amendment providing it shall net be fronstrued to conflict -with the provision^ of JffijTagC granting the riglit! if£ Waytol ditch and canal owners over public lands, and nothing in the act shall ±ieconstrued to grant any right in conflict witb the rights of miners upon public lands, which they hold under any law of Congress, or iy virtue of anv rules or customs of mi-neI-S.'.

Mr. Hendricks, from the Judiciary Committee, reported a bill to define and punish certain crimes therein named, with amendments striking out the whole bill, and inserting that, "if any person shall rob another unlawfully in custody thereof, of any kind or descriptiod of personal property belonging to the United States, or shall felonously take and carry away, the person so offendiag, shall on conviction, bo punished by a fine not exceeding $5,000, or by imprisonment at hard labor not less than one year or more than ten or both, at the discretion of the court."

Mr..Howes .introduced a bill to amend the act for the removal in certain cases, from the State courts, approved July.27, 1^66, which, amendment provides that parties now residents of'any State lately in nsuerectionor a,party nlaintiffjjn Cajustf' 'ndwkjwii^ir^l or Meboifter Woflfght in any court, of-such State, who is or shall be defended in a cause, retained according to the laws of such State for ads udication of relief sought' by him, after the plaintiff has ceased to prosecute tbe original action, .shall ,be entitled where the amount involved exceeds $500, at any tinio before trial or final hearing thereof, to have said cause removed to the United States Circuit Court for slich State in tbe manner provided by the Act to which this is a supplement, provided that such removal shall apply only to such causes as could, under the Constitution, and existing laws, Ife brought into the Circuit or

District Court of the United States, in such State by the original act. Scetion 2 provides that the pleadings in thelcansp shall have ttie same voice and" effect which the original pleading would have|in Uie State Courts under laws and practices thereof at the time or cjmmencing of the cause therein, provided that no person be excluded from testifying or be ifaeompetennt as a witness on aocount of bis coler of race.

Bknj^rupt bill cam&up.' The pending question was upon ^magdinent of the Judiciary Committee^fpstrike^out the proposition of the House bitt^isinptiug under tilie operations of th^-law, °f the debetor's property by tho Exemption law of ||e ^|^"e^pfi'liich tho debtors resides.

It was debated b^^Sfirt, Foster,^Poland and Doolittl^',^^r^pjli |he veto was taken on Wilson's amendment to insert in lieu of the above, a provision that an amount may be,, dk'|mptodL not to exceed $2,000. This'was disagreed to and tho question recurred on striking out the above clause inferred to. Yeas 14, nays

The Senate bill to" regulate"tha fermi of office was received from the Hou?o and amended so as to include absent officers among those who could not be removed without the advice and consent of the

Senate. 1 7, Mr.i

Ediminds moved that the'

Jtr. Edmunds said the Senate Tiad expressed its opinion very decidedly on this subject, and according to the usages of the body it ought not to be pressed to caucus in what it had so decidedly voted down.

Mr. Hendricks moved to postpone the further consideration the -«ubject. Disagreed to...r ^lr. Clark, of tho House, annouced tbe proceedings on the death of Phillip Johnson, Representative from the 11th District in Pennsylvania.

Mr. JJuekaI(!w delivered an address on the life and character of the deceased of whom he spoke in terms of sincere regard and high respect.

The customary resolutions were passed. Adjourned:'

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General Sherman—The Seward Matley Letters.

ASHINGTON,

ws»

Feb. 2.—General Sher

man has telegraphed he will'^a here Thursday and Friday of next week.

There is another of tho letters to Mr. Seward^ upon which tbe letter opened tbe cerrtApondenee with Mr. Malley. It is fram man of wealth who hasten making a tour of pleasure through Europe.

A Lord Censured

ONTREAL,

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TERRE-HAIJTE INDIAJSAi^MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4. 1867. **rx

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Sunday Night*»Ii#patche*

Daring Robberies M' TT6W York!

Sunday Feb.

Couincll of General Army Ofloers NEW

OKK,

JJY

Sunday, Feb. 3—The

Heralds Washington special says a {coun cil of General (officers of tbe army has been called by General Grand iu

Malow's hat aiid furnishing goods store on lirodway, was damaged by fire ,last night °to the extent of $15,000 in stock and

Bantung Hsuse Seized for i'ayment.of Taxes.

EW OKK,

The official report estimates the number of Indians attacking the massacred party at 300. There are detachments of six companies with five officers at the post. Their numbers are deemed too few and the weathor too intensely cold to admit of aggressive operations at present.

Change of Fenian Programme.

NEW YORK,

Sunday, Feb. 3.—The Fe-

niuu§, it is now Said, have determined to retain the arms they offered for sale.— They expect something to turn up coon, a war between France and England,, perhaps, on the Samirande Case.

A ew Counterfeit—Sentence Robbers.

NEW

OKK,

Sunday, Feb.

The Conflict iu Mexico,

KW ORK,

Seriate

correspondence to the 17th ult., states that forced loens were the result of the late deliberations of the Imperialists at LaTeja, and the American citizens.were to among

di&agr^e, and call for a committee of conferene Mr.iTrumbull hoped the Senate would agree to tbe jimenprneht.* Ho did not See4'the contributors' tc support the Maximil why tho Cabinet Minister should be ex eaptedfrem tbe provisions of tho bill, andthe fight might as well be made here in Committee of Conrerenco.

inn Government. Twentv-tive members of the junta voted for the continuance of Maximilian on the Throne, but it waa the popular impression that the councils have retolved to pronoiice for Ortega, as a fultiller of the national will.

The exodus of the Mexicuns and French is increasing. The Areh. Bishop of Mexico is getting ready to take his departure.

Two and a half million of dollars have been shipped from Vera Cruz, as an advance of the French withdra .val from tho Empire.

si'T

Losses, by Ice Gorges

HEELING, A.,

Fob.* 3.—The io*

gorge in the river here broke Satupday, carrying off four steamers and a wharf boat. One was secured a few miles from the city, and the others, at last accounts were still floating away with the ice.

Death of a Journalist—Operatives on a Strike.

OTON,

Febv2.—James

11.

Operatives of Middlesex Woolen Mills, at Lowell,.are on a strike, in consequence of a reduction of wages,

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TTAWA,

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Feb. 2.—It is understood

hero that Lord Moncfc was censured for his course in the matter of Samirande.

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3.—Numer

ous daring -robberies have lately talari place in" the Eventh ward, .the perpretra tors of which are still ae large.' houses were-plundered on the same night

Jas. A. Neill and Wm. Neill, just fromj California, were yesterday induced by sharyers to exchauge $5,000 in gold, for bogus chdcksof $6,i80 50, ^."4

Wash

ington, Jo confer upon matters concerning the army, and particularly in'refdreuce to maintaining garrisons in the Southern btates.

1 Loss Py Fire.

EW \ORK,

Feb. 2.—Rev. Mr. Ea-

bia recentiy acquitted of tbe charge of murdering his sisters has been deprived of his clerical connection with the Church of England.

••F Havana' Advices.

EW ORK,

$2,-.

in fixtures. Insured lor $9,000. Adjoin-' ing stores were slightly damaged.

Sunday, Feb. 3.—It is

itated that the house of Nicholas, Bo wen' & Ca., bankers and broker of Wall street, has been seized for deficiencies to tbe Government on tax, amounting to $15,tf0. Tbid bouse has bone a large foreigu,and domestic bankng boainoss .•jc

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'Indian Maesacres.

WASHINGTON,

Sunday, Feb. 3.—Tha

Senate telegrams, and other official fcommunications relative to the massacre of troops by tbe Indionapn the 21st of December near. Fort .Phil Ke«rn§y are rectived.

The report bf General Cook shows three officers, Jjieutent Colonel Fetterman, Capt Brown, and Lieutenrnt Greenwood and' 90 men were killed.

Lieutenant General Sherman in forwarding.a partial report of the commanding General, says he can.make no recommendations for a court "martial, until he receives the sub-report of Col. Canington, arid Gen. Wessel.

On the 28th of January, Gen. Sherman forwarded to Gen. Grant an extract from 41 private tester received at his office, from the sergeant at tbe Fojt, describing tbe horrors of the massacre. It represents that no one escaped that all were butchared, and soalped, their bodies gashed and chopped with knives, tomahawked and stripped of every article of clothing, and shot through and through with arrows The writer complains of tbe conduct of the Indian Commissioners and says they are furnishing^the Indians with guns, and ammunition to hunt with, and they are using them to murder white men.

steamer Columbia brings HiVanK^. adv ces" to Jani 3th. The weather is unsuallv disagree ablet.

As yet there is but littl^ sickness, tho' there lias been a few cases of yellow fevet jn the hajbor.

The small-pox has apparently run itfc course in Matamoras, though over 500 cS&Vare $ei ijtjlh

Advices from from St. Thomas states that the cholera is rapidly decreasing. The Dominician Bepublic is progrees'j jog finely nnder President Cabral.

At Demara the yellow fever is raging. Up to January 7th, one hundred and'six* ty cases were received in the hospitals, of whiteh 32 died. |i« mi a 1 •—-/f'

'8toeks.

EW ORK,

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Sunday, Feb.

3—S.

Wool quiet ar.d firm, sales of 120,000 pounds at 45 to 65 for domestic fleece. Pork firmer and tbe demand fair, sales of 5,500 bbls of new mes3 at $19 50@20.

Bacon steady at 10}, short ribbel 11}, 12. 'ut meats firm, shoulders 8} to 9}, hafris lOj'to 13. ... pressed hogs unsettled, western 9| to 10|, city 11 to 11}.

Lard unchanged, sales of 600 bbls. Buttec and .Cheese unchanged. Money steady 6 to

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.Sunday, Feb. 3.—Closing

prices of stocks last evening, were: Central, 99J(a)99J Erie, 58|@58^. .* a

CINCINNATI MARKET.

INCINNATI,

Eg£s

per cent

Sterling dull at 8| to 8f. Gold firmer, opening at-136, advancing to 136$, closing at 136f.

Rxportjto-day $418,000.:

SPECIAL NOTICES.

T0EJLL, RIPLEY & CO., Oommeoce their (Mat Semi-Annaai Clearance Sale of DBY GOODS, January 4th, 1867. Soe their aderti^AMINI ia tlili

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to.

3.—A

new

ten dollar counterfeit on the Flour City Natioual Bank, of Rschester. is in circula

tion. The six men who attacked and robbed the wagon of the Hope Express betwwen Kingston and Wilkesbare, on the 9th of Jauuary last, of $16,000, to-day were sentenced to the Penitentiary for five years each. The money was recovered.

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Sunday, Feb.

3.—Mexican

for pnrtioalars, prico

pLAUSSBN, BISHOWSB.T & Co Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

FANCY GBOCERIE8, SEOAB8, TOBACCOS, TEAS, etc, jikl^dti

MUSICAL.

TyfJilNING fil! SIEBERT'S'

MUSICAXTCOLLEGE,

At fflfnshall'ii Building, MAlSt STKKET, TKRK'S HA0TE, INi. iii

The tourite of liutmotloo will embrace iearons upon the tiafio, Or^nii, Melodeon, Violin, Guitar, tiulo, And othor lustrnmcuts Vocal Music and tli. cultivation of ilie Voico Thorough Baas, C'ompoMtioD, and the Kodintents of Unaic gencrnlly.

Persons tnkiag ft tlioreugh course will be graduated, and eitoatioii* as teachers in'Collegcs or otherwiso will bo piocureil lor tlietn if desired.— Night ,cl»BBt8 will lormed to accommodate youiit,' geuik'iu»n, and otbers who cannot attend Juriiirf UusilKM. houis, embracing a couim ot study ttiat will enable them to ri-Ad

LaciUri-s ou th" Science of Music will be delivered iu the Music Hall of tho College, ou every Saturday (iit'luobu, to nil pupil:-, true of charKO.

Tho li rms will, according to tlie grade ol ttie pupil, be lo'er tli«u tho'eof any sinnUr InstilntMiu in tlio United Stat'8.

V. MKIJlNOKlt,

D«). 13, MS6U. «v WILLIAM SIICBKBT.

v4'*

Feb. 2.

'-The marketjis geneny) j, dull for all a is tiefcs Toe opening of navigation, now regarded as certain, seems to have had rather depressing effect on the market, and but little demand existed for any article.

Cotton dull and prices lower at 30c for 'middling. Flour dull, but pieces unchanged.,

Wheat dull. No. spring $2 35@2 37 jarid1 winter $2 85.* Corn nominally unchanged, ear 54 to 56, shelled 61@62.

Oats dull at 50@51c for No. 1. Bye $1 18@1 20 and not much demand.

Barley less firm, prime to choice $1 65 @1 70. Whisky in- fair demand'at 25c in bond.

Hogs nominally1*7 40^7 75./ Pork was held more firmly at the close At $20 50@21 dut there was not much demand second class brands sold at $20@ 20 50.

Nothing transpired in bulk meats, bacon tit latd, but prices are nominally unchanged.

in better supply and the market

37c.

dEull at 3~

Butter 27@29c., Gold 1351. iw

b!f' i. is

o'iy

NEW YOBK MAEKET.,^1

EW ORK,

Feb.

i~n*

OFFICS—MoKf»n'»

PITY HOTEL,

JI»

,«ijt .Mri

ftlfi ,vj n?

«vrU t'i*

ATTORNEYS

Cotton dull and heavy, £c lower, sales of 850 bales of Middling.Cpland.at 33. Fl0ur steady and unchanged recepto 1225 bbls, si4le8 6,400.

Whisky dull, and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steadier, No. 2 Chcago at $2 05.

Eye quiet at $1 22. iBarley unchanged, western at 80, Can* ada West free, delivered $1 18.

Barley malt dull at $1 35. Porn more active, mixed western at $liQ8£ to 1 10}.

Groceries dull, Cuba sugar 10} to 11. Leather, hops, petroleum and coal uns changed.

\J COailBk TirTH Ain emir.

i:,

TEKBE HAUTE

ADEMYof

The uAdsrsigbtd, deniring to supply a vacnnm in tho wtyits of oui rapidly growing city, and in obodi-nce to the luudiy expressed wishes of a large nuuibnr of ihn citiznus ol this cit, aunanace to t!iu pnlillu that limy have opeued an

ACADEMY OF MUSIC iu the second stoiy of Kiasnrr's "lSlace of Music," where they are prepared to give instruc-li.-Li to pupils in all l.rAuche* »f tuls beautiful 4ii.I uecusnxry accoinplieiinient.

I heir Jlusio Rooms are larite, well ventilated ni..l linlitnl, nud raay or access, aud are supplied Willi every variety ol 4l)»lrumeiits, and 1'upUs can rect-lvu Hi-tructiou ou j- Pittuo, Cuit..r, Violin, Oigan, Brass lusrtuu,euls. Particular attention paid -*o ilie cultivuliuii

RBUCKELL,

Otis, a well

known journalist, died to-day.

th- voice. In-

siructionl in Thorough Diss Coiupositions. for Terms of lustiuction apply to the undersigued, at tlM Ac«d«niy of Masic, second story of lUisccr's Palace ol Music, or at the Mini: Htiwe below. Tiiebfct of roforeuces given as to qoaliatious, Ac. G. A. 11AKt'UNti, decl2dtf ANOELODEPBOSSK

UID

Houaa

siaa

Painter, firainer, Papar Hanger Shop on 4th Street, 2d Door Norfli of "Engine House Terre JHTiante, Indiana,

By strict attention to business, at-d moderate charges, I hope to merit a share of public patronage.

HOT

IdSm

O SOUTHERN SHIPPERS.

Throuih receipts given on shipment of Produoe to New Orleans and all intermediate points, on tbe Mississippi River, and to Naahville, Tenn. Ample facilities to protect any amonut of property at Cvanaviile. JAMES

TURN1CB,

dacldtf Agaat.

Saa

|ta* *&>•

,7 jriii to'«

'fcou-HKj

ATTORNEYS.

taw JI-4*-'- at

Sunday, Feb. 3.—Th

tpotus

IL nUW.

MAAO tm

2¥ELSOHT A F1MBCB# Attorneys4t€ovn«ellon it Ltv. TKBRK BkHtM, IHD1AJIA.

Orrie#—Phnnlx

E 4 N I

r. *B4» r, a. o. m»»« MUZZY A RiFf^IiL,

ATTOKN^YS

C»ll«(tag ui lul

Geierai

Block, mv-tfltn.

gAIRD & CBTJFT,

feblli

/T F. COOJLERLY,

VJI.

has Ball

-a.

iW. Taotmoa.

Maw 1

sonic Btir. JaMdwtf J»0. r. IA1KD. i'iil

Attorney* at Uioi,No. 82 Main Stfwt, (ap ataira.) 2dtr.,

ATTOBBTET AT

AT LAW,

,t Real EmtaU

MNWMM

it hi-ft tieneral Colleetldn iPltt. 0. A. CONOVKB. lata Proroat Karahal Ttk His* trict, i« auociaied wlth tha

aktu

ttaaofOlaiiM kttOmeral

t^ird 8tr«at,

tka Oollae-

Acaaoias.

MOS

ketwaaa

Kaia

and Ohio, Tarr

HSuht, Iudiana. SiUtdtf.

DENTISTRY.

J|B. A. LOQMIS, ^y

E N I S

TEETH EXTBACTED WITH LITTLE OB XOPAUI By use lof '-JSIarcotio Spray," a local ana«thetlc.

S9TAIX WOBK WAMAKTEB.'Vr

OFFIOK—U1 Main straat, betweenUb and Mb, over Wingats A Black's Store, del2dwtf Tnai

AOTS,

IV/T ORGAN ^THESS, IfJL.

OfHCEft: So. 101 Main street, Terra Hante^ Ind. ami Sullivan, Itati. ocSMwtf-

O. O. LINCOLN,

DK.

The Oldest Established In Terre Haute, Has removed bis office and rcaidenM to Tlftfe street between Main and Ohio.

Dentist

Having had upwards of eighteen jreara' asp*ience in Dentistry, be is confident ,tbat be can Jve gatlsfaction in all cases.

Dr.Suc«easo£

VAN VALSAH,

to Liacoln 4 VaaYftltth

MFFTOTONS AMD BMUUIIOAL

E N s, No. 101 Main Street, over Barttot's Book 8tors, aplftdtf TKRBB-HAPTS. DIP.

A S O N I

E NT I

succuwoa TO ob. s. a. SMITH,.

OFFICK—On Ohio, between 3d and 4th Strsat.

Ja7lly

-D

nuuts

-r

-OA on

Terrs Haute, Indianst, ':i J. B. BAILEY, -ii.proprietor. ^his House haa changed hands aud has beep thoroughly refitted, and with good accsmmodations, good tables, and reasonable charge*, taa Proprietor typa* for a liberal share of patronage.

BOARDERS WANIEp.—I

Terre Haute, Tndlw. Dolus, DUFrr co rnyriiMit Office

of Maccbali,

augldtf

J»n4

W 1 I O S A

RPERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

CORSIB MAIX AM SBTBDTII STBS ITS, Terre Haute, Indiana* This Hotel his recently been refitted, and pat ia first-class orders offering accommodations unsurpassed In the State.

SIBLEY 4k TUmrKB, Prsp'n.

UNDERTAKERS.,

A A A

UNDERTAKER, la prepared to execute order* in bia line wilk 0'iatnosa and dispatch, rnur of third aad Clisrrv treats, Terre Haute, lnuiana. jaaSO-6-dwtf

UST RECEITFID.—A FINE

Assortment of

.c dci X. & a iA«i

ESTABLISHED MAY 13 ]«1

laal tialstliy, .1 »oaa4 ikHw

-iwai pay twt

swdklaal

Vtato

IWIWHIS

LAW.

Igati

$500

AND NOTARY PUBLIC Will »tt*nd^iroaiptlj to tb* collMtion ot MM, I ehlMna, bwaMs. 9 'MttleisieutofMWtM,

mMifoit

gage*, sod

IwlU fMt** t» a

UM,

Mart*

OUMRluMraneataat

vritlaf.

Orrioi on Ohio itral, up itiiri,

Dia

IIUMIMI,

dUiia'. a. W

Thompson,Crane

A ThOHpMii

E A I N

Tbe undersigned has removad|his Oottn 8bop to No. 14 North Jfonrth 9troet,' one door North of Cincinnati

IIOUBO.

IUUBIC

at si^lit.

Au *legant hearse always in readineas. Or.t.irJ left at his shop or at hiaJJooh Stare will a promptly ftt(r*Do«l to. I M. W. O'CONNEM,

ARCHITECTS BUH.DERS. ^JICHITECT & BUILDER.

MUSIC.

A.YRYDAGH. riau0, Specifications, Uuperintendance, and De* tail Drawings famished for every description of Buildings.

Orrics.—South east eorner of Main and Fiftb Streets, on Donnelly's Orng Store. my25Jly

pRAlBIE CITmiMSS MILLS.

OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers and Dealers ln .i

JFloariny, Sash, jDoors, Blind#,

Siding, JSrackets, Mouldings, Architraves, Stair liails, Xewell JPosts,

J&V irM

will board fort&SO

to 83.75 per week, I irill sst asaoodaUbleas I cad la had In the Olty. Board by fne day 81.00. jplSdtf

HOUSE.

CORSES cr FIRST AVD OHIO STKUTS

Montaiuaa aad Paleatiaa

H»ok Lines. nov28dtf

UN TIN HOUSE

Southeast Corner Fa&ie Square

Ladies' Gents* and Cbildreus'

S WHO UDH-TSomethlng that has aaver been introduced here uefore—by ISAAC

BALIi, Cndmtaker,

my26 Corner 3d and Cherry streets.

POLAND'S *»[.!»

jOi(

iii'

Terre Haute, Indiana. This Hotel haa been furnished anew in all ita departments, in style unsurpassed ty any In Statfe, and Is now open for tbe reception of gnsats. The patronage^of jthe_pnbltcfli ^res^gUfal^aoUc-

ited.

ROBBINHA,

PnoraitTVBS.

I ex taa

All those who have call# for bia

sorvicue will find at his establlahment a large aes»rtlo(«it of dietalio Burial CBHCN, Uasketl and Woodontioffinsof every style and else.

Window Ffftmea Itoor From**. Jiuliusters,

Plaiiiug, Scroll Sawing, [Wood Turninjp, AndVll 'W'rtjd work n-ed iu buiidiug, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sireeta jauSdtf ______

^KCHITECTS_ANtt BlillUKkN

CLIPT & JWILLIAKS. Plaiu^ Sp«ciflc»tioD« and SuMrisieudenoe fmr* niabed lor overy description of BalMftog.

Office ut Vrairiv City Planing Mills, comer of Mintb And Malberry Straits. j»8dtf

TTTAEREN'S

W ROOFING. Wo

iro prepared to put on this

Bool,

slid war

rant it for fire years. This Is the best and ehsap est Roof in use, and is Prairie Olty Planing Mills, Mulberry Streets.

of tth

fea.

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iMfrfMiwsKlkMlMiMt M«m SHMra.

Mima,

HW»I.ISS«MI*,KrruisM

t.& OiHiilOlw

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Dyspwle,

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fcfWUs,

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4M Mini a( aatar* la tm 4WM^'li. ail aaalalina

otanrtiaii la Ma 4m»

BMlaa.aU aristae Am

owl

KJFCrJS2&&rTBJ9'T 9t aossaf naaeilsar F««w la Mm-

lao aaa also to tuakM. Mmmmmttr, «aa a a a if a an to a a If BUUAtU* MiCttUUL wa»^aar% I

S. e. OstwOmes et«aN» uu NaldatnuL JklMflMiiial Isi aiiaaliisIlitlali EaraiMacsaswata^i aaa.assy ia»fi un« r.i iii nil ii

a.Ou. and 1. L. MAHA* OO.

XS.

0PU4TITB A.N1 HBOBAKTOAL

IZ .JN Tig ». All tbe branches of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry executed in tbe beat manner.

IM'MIIinasf.

propaftlM «T all tka •ftHlsa mmmi tt. iwp iliiTslsi. IS *1 •SB! wfeMIIfcajrefStasa on Uu ijtttm, mmt asisaa aakac wMKMias tlon. It ara tfwrf wiU faaiaai, aaa# hr ttttf

MlsMar*e «at» lliwi flhssiswi Mt ft csnllllljr^t bftkskMh*MMM,a«t|« will a* ftaaad laa aat*'

MM MWWJT.

form. ThaataasH dailr tsatuaaay fHw of tba eavatry saaaaraas as to Msn diseaaa e—sad hf Wiwds spaedllj ears. PHT8IOIAN8

.. .t L-

mo.

HOTELS.

mmmh

Aim U8X IT I

«ifi

Andsraa all

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-tW t.

^Uiil

OE'9

,s&wyv!*l Wl »OC*

DYSPEPSIA OTOS1

THIS OBKAT BSKIHT IM A&t

STOMACH!

the

IbNWf af tha inveator «r Oa»'Uongh italsaa, wMle eepartsaestlLg Ibr his wtrn kwti. .tcmdOrssipisikslMsikfcr ka. whica had bdm yisldad bat

IUHS-

IS8I!

it wm at

sfiti

usruoiif

xvncict

,T"8r.'3 iridic r.i:

It Is saw towns. wOlaw. b«l It

HtsUfthma I sickii jtaMM aaaai HsaJaAs —fpHWiss I

Maps thirty

II awsa la

thirty mt

•oMteyoC ttsMMMNTI It Mtissusisaas. KWBC of lharaad!

Ferfoetlj Harmlsssj l]

its mmsoacDBntv jaoam* is

It OtKSty IStiSUBg MM TO MSMIW 1KB SWATM TBI HfMII JHaajly atwy Psalartotta PaHeAlstasllsHal

ONK OOLLAB PZB BOTTLSl aaOMIXAaOLlM^s.

!5ISSnB?!£5.

mwc Biuoro rowins.

l.l^aslSMfc-

diaoaaarla* of aiilaa tfass. It la sbbat una A»

BUMV

wkfbh esMplati ty thwws la tka Ms all attor dlaooverlea ia asMsa aad Is agsiSs httaa ach gratHsatlsa that thay reedis tka aaaalraaMf a^ probatiaaofallwbohaveteaSadthaaa. Tha** •Ui^us Powders area

rf :f¥l# lis*

•apiiiyylaldstaa «si»daas^ wuihasha^wttkhalfatwstto.

PaaitiTa Care for Lirvr Ooaplaimt.: la lis aoat acfarated fbrai, aad an Iwaisiltala sstiastprai all Btliom DwNMcaMenta!^ bxouuht roa bUDAoat. O O N S A O

PIMPLXf. BLOtCUL Billown»,D«miiiM. Luaiimc, HKARBCBK PAUnTAUOV, -V !J' Aad a tosst assaai

Cars sad rum

rSTVKXt AND (Waadrtsaallaha aro traab fal Malady slway* ksa* the read} lar Immediate aae

8.—They

k. K_-

.ii

AND AGUE I .. hlad with this lhar ... Pawders a*

Hera area fcwlmpatasat partiealafslst.—They are the Biaat fiassISc ise «DMNS Affeetieas.

Sd.«-They are the oalyhaeaanmidj ttstaM Ocna Liver Ooasplalat. 3tl.—They ate the aaly haaaa *i»idy Oat *IS care Coaatipattoa. 4«h.—The Pewdsrs a*e se thoreagh la thalr opa attaa that aae pashsge will be all that the a^ar Ity ofthoee sslai h^Bwill tsfaire ta sflket a easa

-Ol

ftiw

ii (i

area aild aad pleasant yet tha

•bet! •th

th —They aaa the afeaa) sat, aa they aaa hassai glebe ftr tbe prlee, SO Olrealara, eoataialaa aay part ef

»a

thyasilt* aa parted oeats.

sent to aay part af the world tie af shatis AL£ DT SOLD BT ALL DBOOOIST4 or by aall ea application to C. «. CUBK A CO~

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

A. KAUrFMAN. At the new Stororeom, co n. *flttb and Main Streets, haeoyeae a Bret el«r #n»rj Katablisbment,' eoplog all kinds o. Or-werm, canned *rn}ts, Pearl Nari«y, Parlna. Sago, Orssan Prasea, Dried Peaie, tegvtber wits 11 kiudsof Freeh Mean. Goods delivered la aay part ef be Ity, ftwi of eh»r«». Jeiai'm

OUIS BERGE & JLJ •AkvracrvBBa* 6RAND AND 8|IABE PlA.VOi

W BMSfedP

gf Tie flaniis mr-'—— by thw --.- -r endorsed'by all the lea iog srtist of tV

lor

IMPKOYED

thalrtoowerf»l,«le»r bnl ant andsyapa('.« *i-

tl4

.w*'v*

Oeaeral Ageata, A aw ItTtn, Cssm.

Prloo 50 Cents Dee6-dfaw eewAweowSai

t! ,st..

Ith aadSteiell Mtterl

Hoar, Whisky aad Bask Braada, also iag Olothiag, cat ta arder. is made aad repaired ia the beat ef etyls. work warranted ta giea satlsfcstlaa

Ml 1ftJ

Bastef the Hew Caart Haaee. a at tha Tlie oaaaty Bar fcalis. (dip

Shop At di MoStnet,

ALE AND BEER.

gOTTLED ALB! "S

WM. H, niui BBOn Have this day bought tbe Bottilag Baaiasss af Xsaars. HOfAOKBIt A OU., aad are aew prepared to furnieh Saloons aad Private Pat. illaa with Bat tied Ale, superior te AST ever yet oflbred ia thk city. Car. 3d aad Cherry. WM. H. CBKBL^

SdMwi O. I. a^ RLK

Jjq-EW

i,a# -•oi*

ri*

Oil

SMS 'v4

GROCERY bTORK!

it) liaiaJt-fcA--'-tedfiii'

ii.

,jci —a

•J

ii tJ'i r&as art

ttt thaladariMiMy aud e*o»lmm v'.'££

Bansblp7 Octaves Boas

Pusw, with our Ur iimIi

WOOD

JaMtf

Branch hepeatiag Aetloa, carved legs, ecru 11 iwt aad Lyre, aad a writ lea gaarrnalee lar l.» Jtmtm ^Onalais aeaMalag Ml dassilftlea Ust^ wish, reeoauaaadatloas Asa all partsef tkeoou'try