Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 April 1867 — Page 1

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WILBON'S Lite speech in IiicUniowi

*'J*kerarely denounced by the •nitre rtfbel papers of "'that city, one of which calls him red-handed tn.«HUticq»l»«ioPaf7-":

Gbn. SwATSifi'ctfnrnfrfiKltfls '•'eub.'ttistfict of f! Alabama, ban issued an ordei1' amending die o.pprentice laws,-eaforoi»frthe repeal of the vagrant law, and nbolfshlng the chain gangs.

ian, put into Brazos out of coal, and would lia^e at Tap»pic., THE last communication from England pu the Alabama clainfeftraa received by our Government ™8sm accopthiic&bf positions made by the. Iirit,j»h^Gov.ernnMit.ii'! ptfpers sa'y that MiiititnTIiafi^hcmpte.J 3iIW*eire«rt flfomQiinetaro on 'the 2C»U of' Martob,' hi, general' officer only accompanying him. lit' «V^boAMM to-put baek, however, a column of 'tlb'eValB having occupied the road, di hVo »v ...imperial'offloeri have eacaped^iJ •-»-,rtdS5^^n'tto/.iSd appiicatl?ps havftte| »^»'..celTediby the United 8taM»':«ar#hall of tip 9t?-

f^I^jC^Vbph^Hb^V^^terrt1*Bank" ruphay*^ilh'ere are_oi«W -thau two *liundrefl and fifty appointments, and it requires the laboi! of a

.' '^tA?00iA8J!ikiBdlVidUa^ named.lAfih wan e|cc\cil iVijfllft pofsAhp-'^°W!88Wlll'Ii**5 ^"rth Carolina, at an election held then' rcpently. He M(t«ta!!bnid«reilU«n6 of the best soledio"" Uiat copld have beon made, and as part of his policy, life has feClUba-thutdie wiU^ofpdB# AM ArdhSg of negroes for fear they might shoot a negro accidentally, in11 itekdioftt whrte nan.''t*' fcuT^'iVi^Snr'-A papers state that Congiu»»f»pened on the 11th' of-'March. The subject of American 'claims afeiinst that country, it was expejcted,, 1h 4iJpfB»ei\, £ud |U1 amicable arrangement agrtodupon. Gen. Blanco, the President qf the

Sonate, in his opening speech said that the ifcstoration of ('olombia to its formeritmtts -hyaiim'XH ing Eucador was impossible, and that KewjGi'enadol wifs/tlie'Ainluta/,. jftiid .utifnklln'K^ of Venzuela. 4 l^ftUlS'Se^o'f

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itill oirfteM' -who aWnot take an active part in the' revolution, 8»lnare hM been elected President, 9* tfnf wijliijpnj841'®41,1J!defclaro* war against St. Domingo, President Cabral beiti^ .Jiotfk&tyttor onaiu^i, u: '^tHEState' Dqpjy^j^uen wks'proba^fy ^he most jnip^salul. of, a^h41!^ sepuruig the co[)tirm^tfpn ofiiti.variona appointments at the lato session of the Senate^. The .number ofj.^y^'li^ttoiis^v.jliich feilgljtexceed ten,/ osidi'froju. ,r»» 44acJn'istci«U mMsIM and ttfe iTfcvarta *Mnsnlatn. tal^^oie^ot^fe'^Wdcfl ire "vi^cnnt. jThe

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United States Supreme Court, who sealedtfcis'fltb as an offir.6holder by biking part with the Rebellion, has wrjten a ict^ tri #hitl( iiaadvises 'obitiion^eS 'tJ thij_ Reconstcuctiou law, because the ^outh if *4onditioa bo oppi»e it. lU s&ys: abide our time with coufidencO that G«d,will protect us if we aJte virtuotts

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THE- TERRE-

JUST at the time the ex-rebel officers at the South are engaged in a fervent effort to convince the colored people that

Under this order thousands of negro soldiers ^rere shot and hanged. What an amount of impudence is necessary for the approvers and executors of this barbarous decree to ask the votes of colored men on the sco»e of being "their best friends."

THK parties in New York who, a few months ago, invested in the thirty million Mexican loan at the rate of from 10 to 00 cents on the dollar, United States currenoy, "7 per cent, interest, payable semi-annually in gold," are anxiously looking for their interest. The agents declare ^they havo no funds to meet such obligations, and a protest for non-pay-ment has been entered by a Notary Pubic in behalf of the holdier. Jaurez, now that he has the means of squeezing the Jklexican people, ought not to neglect the con tiding souls who helped him into position^ Probably he thinks it easier to swindle New Yorkers than to rob his own people.,

FOUR houra out of twenty-four is all the time that is now required to do all the business that the Atlantic telegraph Las to do. .This is not a consequence of a lack «»f desiro to use the cable, but of a continuance of the system of high charges with which the telegraph company commenced operations. There is business enough between this country and England to keep the cable in constant employment, but as. long as the tariff on messages is almost prohibitory, none will avail themselves of it but those who cannot help themselves. his will, doubtless, continue so until the now American Atlantic Company, from this country to Portugal, gets into operation, when, probably, the public will be permitted to oxpcrience the benefits of competition. A reduction in the price of tolls is needed, and nothing but tbe construction'of the American" line will insure that benefit to the public.

l\Y TELEGRAPH

European news by table

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, April 23.—Tbe official Press to-day,/ editorially, says regarding the proposition submitted by the Great Powo/s, that this Government did not find it necessary to appeal to the -Powers for the pro't^iioh of her rights, aad she will not leave Luxemburg.

April 24.—It is reported the

Greut Poviers of Europe have revived their appeal to Prussia, in the hope of avoiding war which now seems imminent. iij .•

ENGLAND.

LONDON, Noon—April 24.—5-2's 68 Illinois Central 73 Erie 36J. dt GERMANY.

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April 23.- Bonds 62

FtaCSTtFORt. closedat 75. ANTWERP, April clined to 46 francs.

24.—Petroleum de-

LIVERPOOL, April 24.-Cotton, tends djjvpwtod ibiddihig "upland, 10J| Or(cans, IP. Market nominal. iBreadstuffs,- dull.

Wheat, 13s ,9d, arid white California, }4s'3d. Com, 43s 9d. oats, 3s 7d peas, 45s Bartey 4s 9d Pork,17s 6d cheese, 60s beef, 125ss spirits potroleum, Is.

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Pli2s^"ir. M.— April 24.— Bourse heavy and.rentes still foiling.

A European War Imminent.

Nkw YoRKfvApril 24.—Steamer Periere, from Brest, of the 12th, arrived today.j '.The City of Baltimore, Western Aleiroptolisi, «nd Bonrussia from Europe have !ils )a$pLved.-'' ., fliQ, iLojndon Standard ^f the 11th re^.ards witr^Jietwcen France and Prussia tncvnnTtfp"~wlthin a few months.

Somo GerinHh-papers Are already discussing military operations. The German Gaaette, a Prussian ministerial paper, has an an hrtiolc on a subject which attracts general attention

S& Frankfort letter says the excitement In Qtfmany jto intense. The most inveterate enethie^ of Prussia side with her now «£d she will be supported by public opinion and ciitmlttess vuolunteers if requ

Paris papers fconsider the Luxembourg question ^mcompassed with great danger^ La France does net attempt to conceal its apprehension.

Advices from Vienna state the Cabinet corners itsslf no longer bound-by any considerations toward old confederates. 'A Pat-is letter, of the 12th, says the financial.panie still continues. The Bourse is greatly excited, end little is talked of In^t war. All believe it inevitable. Some think the Exposition will delay it some months. There has been large sales and rapid declines.

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Offices by tlie Tenure of Office Bill.

NEW YORK, April 24.—A special from Washington says the Cabinet decided yesterday afternoon that special agents are to be placed in charge of the offices left vacant by the Tenuro of Office bill.

Commissioner Hurlburt has decided to not interfero with the certification of checks by tbe National Banks.

The British Legation hints that Negotiations for the settlement of the Alabama claims are to be resumed, coupled with offers to dispose of British Columbia to the United States.

Death from Drowning—Now York Election Matters.

Nsv YORK, April

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are their true and peculiar friends, somebody has started the republication of Jeff. Davis' proclamation in answer to the Emancipation Proclamation of President LINCOLN. Davis therein speaks bitteriy of "African slaves," as he calls them, and "acting by the authority of the Confederate States of America," he ordains: "That all negro slaves captured in arms ie at once delivered over to the executive authorities of the respective States to which they belong, to be dealt with ac cording to the laws of said States."

TERRE

One Cent Damages—Outrages in Mexico. NEW YOBK, April

24.—A

"Wfashington

letter says it is fully certain the Supreme Court will decide promptly to dismiss the Georgia and Mississippi bills.

The jury in the United States District Court at Baltimore, in the c^e of Tbos. R. Bich, against Gen. Wool for false arrest and imprisonment during^he military government of the latter in 1861 and '6S|, has brought in a verdict iw^HUpg one cent damages to Mr. Rich,the colts of the case to be equally divided, whicif falls most heavily on the plaintiiT

Tbe elevated railroad bill seems-to have passed in the closing hours of the' New York Legislature. Three routes j|re 'pro-' vided for, starting at the-Battel^'one of which is on Broadway.

The steamer Columbia from Havana of the 20th, has arrived. The line of steamers betweea^Prance and Mexico are about to be suspended.**

Avuices from Vera Cruz gives a repon that the Imperialists have retaken Puebla, but it is discredited. Liberal aooqunte on the contrary, state that Diaz had defeated an Imperial force at VenlirDe Cordova,' between Puebla and Mexico^ which was sent to aid in the defence ofTuebla.

Vera Cruz letters state that Diak lost 2,000 men in an assault upon Ptiebja. which was taken on the 2d- The Imp&ijpl IOSB was 1,000. He had previously .made two demands for the surrender, Jvhicb were insultingly rejected.

In compliance with his 'jthreat/that if demand was not promptly acceded to, all officers defending the city, ."from Lieuten* ant up were executed the number .varying according to different accounts, from 29 to 109. Some one hundred and fortyofficers in the fortifications were allowed to capitulate and their lives were spared. Immediately upon capture, Diaz sent three thousand men and a battery to. at* tack Vera Cruz. The Liberals on the 12th demanded the capture of Vera Cruz. ..

A Council was held by the Imperial' Chief, and it was believed, tjbtey would capitulate. The reported eBcape of Maximilian from Queratarp ta the cBy of Mexico is discredited.

The Imperialists made another sortie from Queretaro and were defeated, fe

News from the New York Papers. NEW YORK, April 24.—The Mexican papers say* that Maximilian attempted to retreat to Querataro, on the 26th March, his General Officer, only accompanying him. He was compelled to put back, however, a column of Liberals under Ria Palico, he having occupyed the road. It is reported that Marquez Quiroga ai/d Vidaneri suceeeded in making their escape.

The steamer Black Bird, which carried Mr. Seward's Messenger to Juarez to intercede for Maximilian, put into Brazos out of coal and had to land the Messenger at Tampico. UMl '&W)

SOUTH

AMERICA.

Venezuela papers state that Congress pened on the 11th of March. Tbe subect of American claims agai09t Venezuela, it was expected, would be discussed nd an amicable arrangement agreed upon.

General Blanco the President of tbe Senate, in bis opening speech, said that the restoration of Columbia to its former limits, by annexing Ecuador was impossible, and that New Grenada was the national and unfailing rival of ela:"--THK HAYTIAN REVOLUTION.

Additional details of the late revolution in Hayti are taken from the Jamaica papers. A decree was issued by the revolutionary commander on the 17th of March", banishing Geffrard, his family and all his ministers from the territory, confiscating their property and authorizing any citizen to punish them for treason if they return.

Another decree was published on the' 13th inst., dismissing all officers who did not take an active part in the revolution.

Sal nave has been elected President. It is supposed that he will immediately declare war against St. Domingo, President Cabral being his bitter enemy.

SENATOR WILSON'S SPEECH IN VIRGINIA. Senator Wilson's speech in Richmond1 is severely-denounced by the ultra rebel papers of tbat city, one of which calls him a red-handed political missionary. GEN. SWAYNE IN THEJSUB-DISTRICT OF

ALABANA.

Gen. Swayne, commanding the .subdistrict of Alabama, has issued an order amending tbe apprentice laws, enforcing the repeal of the vagrant law, and abolishing chain gangs.

THE NEW YORK ELECTION. In the Fourth District of this city, Garvin, Lawrence, Burrill and Daleye, Democrats, are elected. If the Frst, Eleventh, and Fouateenth have gone Democratic, and the Twelfth Republican, as we have reason to expect, the Convention will stand 97 Republicans to 63'Demiicrats. Norman Stratton is the only Re-' publican elect in this city having nine majority over Henry Hughes, Timmftny, in the 6th District.

APPLICATIONS TOR OFFICIAL POSITION. The Times' special says 1,000 applications havo been received by the United States Marshal of the Supreme Court, for the position of Registers in Bankruptcy. There are less than 250 appointments, and relu'res

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sTnall boat

citsifng James river at Claremont, caj):?!zed Monday, and six ladies and one irj'^n.were drowaad. ..

It appears that 51,000 votes wore cast in this city yesterday. The Democratic majority was 17,000.

A Hit van a letter says the Imperialists admit thnt there is quite a force of French, Austrian? and Belgians in the Liberal army called the Foreign Legion.

labor of a corps of clerks to

file and endorse the papers. i' I POST-OFFICE MATTERS. The Postmaster-General will appoint special agents under the general law to supply vacant post-offices.

THE STATE DEPARTMENT AND CONFlftkf ATIONS.

The State Department was probably the most successful of any in securing the confirmation of its various appointments at the late session of the Senate. The number of nomination? which failed will probably not exceed ten, aside from the Austrian mission and the Havana Consulate. Bat half a dozen other places are vacant.

Among them are Hito Sandwich Islands, Campeachy Mexico, and Turnez Peru.

The nominations for Governor of Idaho Territory and Secretary of Colorado Territory also failed, but the old incumbents remain.

During the session some twenty Vice Consuls at remote points, whose appointments havo beon temporally made, were nominated and confirmed is full Consuls, in order thatthore might bo no question as to the effect of the civil tenure law upon them.

Tnt RECONSTRUCTION LslW.

The Attorney General is preparing an elaborate opinion on the reconstruction law by explaining the bearings of all its provisions.

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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

The Tribunes' special says it learns from an authorative source that to tbe last communication from the English on the Alabama claims received some days ago. Our Government has replied that Mr. Adams is instructed to respectfully decline the acceptance of the proposition made by the British Government. This

leaves tbe AlabAtaa/mat^af'/wher6 it started, wjtkowtany/p^j^^11,^om either partytpending

no moreen

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION MATTERS.

A colored individual named »£sb, was elected one of the Commissioners of Plymouth, N. C., at ari election held there "recently. He "is consider® one of the be$t selections that couldtfcave been made and as part of his policy he has declared ttfat he will oppofe the Junning of negroes for fear they might snoot a negro accidentally instead of a white man.

The Tribune.esUmates the Majority for tbfe Republican'' tic ret 'throughout the State at 20,OOO.

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WHISKY—Qtitet and unchanged, sales of oil inbondat25c.

WIJEAT—Bather mors steady.lmt prices without decided cnatijje, at 82 KJiOr No. 2 Milwaukee, 2 85 for choice NJ1 dt., and 3 J9and 3 32}-£ whito California.

HYE—Ci»m and Bttady, Western at St M@I 56 and State at 1 10@1 13.

BARU81Y—Steady at SI 25 for Canada West

^BABtEY MALT—Dull. P^VS^-Tirtner, weth salts Of 8^000 bbls, free, at SI o:

CORN—l@2c better, advanced prices material checking export demAnd„atSl for mixed \Vestern in store, 38 afloat anal 34®1 35 for new mixed weitern at dejrot.

OATS—Stead at T2@75 for Western and 80@81 for Stato. COAL—Unchapged.

LEATHER^—Hemlock «ole Armor at 29@31c. WOOL—Moderately active and in some cases lower, with saleB of X80,000pbs at 4G@67^c for domestic fleece, 45@54c for picklocks, 55o for tubbed, 27@31c for California, 22%@340- for Texas.

IIOPS—80@C6, new.. PETROLEUM—Dull at 16%c for crude, and 27 forTefined in bond. 2734 forxefine COFTEE—Fir

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SUGAR—Steady, with»ales of 1200 hhds Cuba at MOLASSES— Flrmer, .with sales of 225 barrels of Cuba at 6d066oS

PORK—Dull and lower at 822 G8%@22 85 for newmeM.', LARD—(Firm »t 12%@13%.

BKKF—Steady withbales at previous prices:'' BEEF HAMS—Firm at 40®41c. BUTTER—At ll@14c for Ohio. 1 CUEESE—'13@18^c. CUT MEATS—Quiet and heavj' at S%@9K for dhculdgrj, 1^®^%

to{hteis.

BAOTN—Quiet at for Cumberland cut, for short fibbed and l'2y± forjshdrt

By Telegraph. 1 CtscnreATi, April 24. The market is generally stronger, owing to the advance in gold, and there is a less disposition to sell.

FLOUR- In good demand and firmer, but not quotubly higher. Trade brands SK 50@ltl, and fancy liiffikS-.

WHEAT—Scarce, seven hnndred bushels No. 3 72 and 2(X1. do. No. 1 spring at spring. soUl ^t $2 72

CORN—Active and prices 3@5s higher, closing at 95c for mixed in bulk and SI 05 sacked. OATS—Dull at G4@65c.

RYE—sr Wand in fair demand. BARLEY—Steady. WHISKY—Dull 20c in bond. COTTON—DnH and no demand It is useless to give (fnotations. Foreign news randerbtt sales impossible.

PROVISIONS—Firm but quiet. All articles held firtn. LARD—Sales of 300tiercas at 12^£c, but it is now. held'higher owing to the advance in gold. "BUTTER—Dull at 2t@30 and the supply in excess of the demand.

EGGS—14@15c. SUGAR—* irm and unchanged. COFFEE—Firm. The advance in gold counteracts the decline in New York.

CLOVER SEED—811 75@12. TIMOTHY—83 30@3 40. LINSEKD—SI 45@1 47. GOLD—Excited and higher clisfng iit 139J^ buyiny 111111^40^(3111 s.-lthio-

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Me xico—Capture of Puebla by o' 51 iheiiberalfl.

HAVAITA, Mra"^.—Vera Cruz letters confirm the otpRM

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erals, by assault, on the 2d inst.' Diaz lost about two.thousand-killed and wounded,'afadthe Imperialists about a nousa'nd. No quarter^war given.

Diaz sfeita force against Vera Cruz,— Jt was eXMttql it would ,&pHulateThe Imperialists had made another soi tie from .Querfitaro, and were defeated. »i)fi

Senator Wil8onf in Virginia.*!,1, ^ORFbLKf Aprt4 &.<M3enator WIUUU

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LOUISVILLE, April 24,—The corner stone of the Jewish Temple, at tho corner of Sixth and Broadway was laid to-day. The'ceremonies were interesting and witnessed by a very largo assembly. ui ft- .• "olT. ., I'i

An Earthquake.

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FLOUR—Closad oc better with more doing in .des. terwith &ir demand, No. 2 ^ringat 82 55@2 67, No. 1 Spring at 2 I30(y:2 87. CORN—Ffrra at, $1 afloat for shibping aixed western.

medium and good grades. better wit] Spring at 82 55©2 67, No. 1

PORK—Steady at $22 75 for new mess. tajfet'at 81 54for Vc'efern.

OATS—Quiet at 75@7lic for old western. BARLEY—Dull and drooping. BEEF—4{uidt and nominally/unchanged. CUT BIEATSi—Active. BACON—Quiet at 10@10J£c for Cumberland middles.

LARD—Flim »t S13@13%C Jbr f«ir to prime sh'flni"' kettli Vfindered nominal.

CINCINNATI MARKET.'

Other

Desirable Swuritics,

Nassau Slreet,3f.T„ Uecomraend to InTeetorH tbe

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Great Nation! Railway Atfross the Continent.

Their liao will extend frrtu bKcrsmento. r,\li fo^Tiia, across the Sierra Novadas to the California tate IIQC, traversing the

section o/ California,

Salt Lakfe City. It fcroip the

expected from Richmond this afternoon, and will be waited upon by a Committee oftha..Radical organization, and if he appw^es bf their platform, be will be tendered the courtesies of the party. If not, he will be left in chargq of the civil authorities. He speaks at tho Court Boose.'r""- ?.. •.

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shock of earthquake was'felt here at three o'clock this, afternoon. .The .buildings shook and swayed with rapid motion, and caused, much, alarnvjimpng the people. No daina'ge yet reported.'

A DbfltruetiTe Fire.

CLEVELAND, O., April "24.—The fire at PfetfoleUm Centre last night'destroyed the tjnion Hotel, Theatre, "Kemparsyk's dfy goods and Schwartz's liquor store.— Loss about $75,000. The supposed inceudiairy lias been arrested.

C%(a:

37% N."Y. c. u^@97Ji •''&

Si!2 Hudson 9(^@91 Beading ,.101%(gl02 UicQienu Central B6%@G6% Michigan^Southern ,iri(Sfiiy„ iI,- 0.113ana%

Pittsburg b9J^@70 Toli--

d.Tll2@U2Ki B-X 87X@87%'.:Ft., W/ 9^4'. Pnclfic Mail 13.^'@r28, Atlantlc 88^®89, -iTnl-flcr State'boM* quiet,-Nats- Teiinewce |WI* .Jt' Si.. .Mi! I

NEW. YQBK MABfET.' By Telegraph .J NKW YOI:K, April 24. -COTTON—Dull, unsettled and declining, dt 24r% @25 for uplands.

FLOUR—Rather more active but prices without decid&Ucliange, 910®10£8^ for miperfln?' State and Wc^tdrfi, ir29@12 0 for e^tra western, II for shipping brands, extra O, 13 10(511 o5 for trade b.randa. ..

great

to tho vicinity

tole Wes^rn link

of tho nlv rout*'

to tii«* Pacific which is aJoptc*l by Oongtv^y and auled by the issue of United Stales Bonds. Their road if* already completed, equipped and rnnnicg for 04 mileM from Sacritnioott) to within 12m1Ie8of the euiumit the ^ierray, and a l.srge amount of the work of Gruding:, Tunnwliiog, &c.t beyond that point has beon accomplished.

The

First Mortgage Bonds

(iold,

of this Company af

ford nnu&ahl inducements of Safety aud Profit to Investors, for the following among other reasons, •iz: FIRST. Tho rate of interest is

is payable in

turity.

thereforo

Gold

THIRD. The rout of tie Bonds,

than that of the cheapest Six i'er Cent. Gold R:-arm£ Bon«ls oi the uoveMimeut. FoujtTll The

United Stat tiovermnsnt provides Hear

hj half the amount necessary to build th* entire loud, and looks mainly to a small pei'centage on the future traffic for re-payment.

FIFTH. Owing to this liberal provision, .^crom pioicd with

Extensive Grants of Public Land*,

success is rendered eortain,

and its financial stability is altogether independent of the contingencies tchick attend ordinary Railroad enterprises.

SIXTH. The Scnrity of its

First Mortaye Bonis is

ample,

and their character lor safety

and reliability is equalled only by tbat of the oMigatious of the

Government itself.

SEVENTH. Tne net earnings ot the completed portion are

already largely excess of the interest

obligations tchich the Company Kill incur on twice the distance,

and are steadily increa.iiU£, ren

dering the

uninterrupted payment of the Interest

ubnolutely certa in.

KIGHTH, At the present rat of Gold they pay uearly

Per Cent,

per atinum, on the

amount invested. Tiie Bonds are insued iu denominations of $1,000 with fiemi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable in New York, and are offered for the prt-Koutat 9." p. co-it. and accrued interest (iu currency) from Jannnry 1st.

Urders may be forwarded to us direct,or through the principal banks and Bankers in all parte of the country.

Remittances may Ik? made in drafts on New York, or in Legal Tender No'es, Nati ual Bank Notes, or other funds currcnt in (hi* city, aud tho Bonds will be forwarded to an}'address by Express, free of charge. Inquiries for further particulars, by mall or otherwise, will receive punctual attention.

I S & A O Baukcrs and Dealers In Kovernment Securities, No. 5 NASSAU STRICET, N. Y.

N. B—All kind.' -i "i«i?enirnont Securities re-' reived at tho lull market price in exchange for the above Bonds. Also,

HC^TAM

descriptions of Govern

ment Sect,rities

kejit

on,

hand,

constantly

atnJ Uought,

Sold

Deposits received received

on liberal terms, subject

Sjfecial

NOTES

Skif

io (Jieck

fit Sight. Collections inatle throughout the country. fKiTVdliecellancous Stocks and B»nds bought aud old ut the Stock Exchange on commission for crtdh.

attention yiven to

the Exchange of

of all the Series

BVB^ETT KO^,

-a

#Hiftnqtttctuiers

aud Daalev»,in I tw

LEATHERS

I1IDKS, OILS, WOOL, FURS & FINDINGS

And Wholesale Dealer* In

SADDLERY HARDH'AHK,

TVo. 1^4 &> 140 AJttsin s-»t.,

MMI8 A.

Tcrrc llante, Inil.,.

BCRNi'.TT,

VRKII. A. I'.UT-.-.

'XteDt fillr gtf lll II of 1-tick t-p

Having recently increased to a lar^e iHcili'ies tor business, both t-y thr- eu'n •»nr r-onis, and by th«* gr-ntly ihcreaH which our growing trade forces f» k, take pleasure in inviting thoso int«Te-ted t»r-«!l fttxl «xau)iiitiour stock, wh'»n vi«iti«g f.nrcit).

W(e shall at ways eudeavcr to flii »ll «»rdern ei.trub'ied to us, promptly, and to tne best advant&j**.

V'.'e t'tirchase ur Go"»dt» ^t i^rly hoin rh»-

Manufacturers and importers, and fjr

Cash,

and we know oi tt.-r w,»y o/

placiug ours'ilves

rig)U

Pelorn the

stlitiuw' this fact,

Trade

Mian in

Manufacturers of Leather, wo possess every adva^ta^e desirable to make

First Oltiass ^tock, and we arc now fiuithingfor our

Spiing Trade,

superior lot of Harness, lil'.uk and fair

ting ana

jJritUe,

L't»)icr

L"n

'n r.

W't an* alwayn iu tin-

K^KJI

Hides, Sheep Pelts, Fur*, Tallow, aDd iiougli Letttiicr, For which we intend to h«r

h!yh»*t intirl-tf price.

BURNETT &. ROSS.,-

in.--.it It!

\\7Ai'iliKN'S IMl'JiUV'ED uoob'INCt. We ure piepared to put on tins llooi, ntd war rant it lor livt- years. This the l»e*l aod :P.eaj»est Uoof in use, and i^ tire-pro .t. CHi»

CM FT Jt WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Plauiug Mills, «ornT 9ih and Mulberry Street*. ioBlif

EDICAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giv^u thnt Seitl»-.l ProposiU will bo reC"iv*d t»y the Boanl of r»»«u»ty Vmnii^sionersof Vigo county, at the Auditor Oiltco in the city of Terre H*ute, until the ^5tli day of April, 1807, for furnishing mediclne-i and med cal attendaoc- to the Poor and Infranr wb«» are »»«bslcted at the public cliarge, and the prisoners of Vigo Cojoty, for on* year, from the J-«t day of May, 1867. B!ds will be received separately* for each of thethr»e listri'ts, which i*r» aa fallows: The first District is *11 that part or Vigo county which lays north of the centr* of Townships S« Kleren, north, on the nnst side tho Uubush Hi\%r the second District is nil thai pait ot #aid county which lays south of the centre of T«»wpships No. Eleven, north, and a»t of the U»b«sh River the third District i* all nat p.irt of sa«d couMtv laying west of the Wabavh Kr.er.

WM. PAI1X".'K,

jnliiJO 4w AnrtiU'rol i^oCrtunty.

•T. IV.

The Uandeomefit BWaclied Motlin hi America tor 20

GLOVEK's

iSDIAXAPOLlS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Ifas on.hand,or manufactures to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornsment^, such as Window Caps,Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Frieze Knrichmertp Flower Vases, Life size Statuary, Water Pipe, Ac.

Two squares west of Union Depot. aprilCdCm

INDIAN^THURSDAY *M©fiNJNG, APRIL 25, 1867- ,-™» -1 »^ESTABLISHED MAY 12. 18

COODSV*!

DRY

CDRNELI11S & HA(j(ilERTT f. MU .a I-

HAVE KSUEIVED (A .V .j. W\

r:t Kfe -r

It.

Co.

CLOAKS.

-Oi

New

R*i

Balmorals,

-i-Sb'

Ninety-Five Per

CW.aud accrued inurc-t, is

Ten Per Cent,

less

which the Government fosters this great na tiunal enterprise,

Exchanged. ffS" GoM Coin and U. Coupons bought, sold, and collected.

'M-L

\t+. W

Genuine Alexandre

A£*1}

BROWN MUSLIN

From

12 to 20 Cents.

CALL

SEVEN-THIRTY

}o' ff'e

NEW FIVE-TWENTY BONDS

of IS65, on the most reasonable term*. mlilldwSin

ti [tN «*.«•'

NEW

NEW STYLE

SPRING SHAWLS

fi «r If AND

v!J iiU J-.J9 I

u'i ).

Six per Cent, in

payable semi-annually in ih*- ity of New Torfc 8ECONI». The

KID'jGLOYES!!

,.iij Ji.»'.

-i

AND

-J -nr.

NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS!

IN QRKAT VARIETY.

!».tu»y \''r.

-J'!v li'ii'l*"

THE LARGEST STOCK OF

tv.

Domestic Goods

IN THE CITT.

ii vi ..

ili

A LI O

At 12 and 15 Cents per Yard.

vi-i

,J4V: GOOD, YARD WIDE

Bleach'd Muslin

At IS to 20 Cents per Yard!

SEE

AND

CORNELIUS & UAfifiEBTY. d&w

p. BINGHAM & CuC

IILALTUS IX

(jenuine

American

Watches

Diamonds, Pine Jewelry,

SOLID XII-VKK WARE,

3J{J

3 iitii-i i" NKW PATTERN8i!i!!^ Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

ii ii t-v. FINK SILVEK-PIjATEDL 'f/

ca rets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS,

Also, a fins line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED IN

Old text. English or German ALL G^ODS BOUOHT 11F.EE

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. F. lilXCHAM «fc CO., 50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, prtid.1m INDIANAPOLIS,

PATRONIZE HOME -j INSTITUTIONS.

'. TIIE MERCHANT'S

EXPRESS COMPANY

Uaving put their Direct and Great Througt nes in perfect working order, are

MOW

pro|. &ret

do a general Express busiuess with the Kust, Wt^t, ^outhwetft and Northwest, ioclailin^ the carrying and cotlectiug of Moony, Valuibbe. ^c.

Oiir linrs, now opened, embrace the routt* beween New York, Honton, Buffalo, Detroit, CleveUi Cincinnati, ''hicagot Milwaukee LaCros*?, rrtii io-du- hien, Indian ipoli-i, 8t. Louis, aud ail ntermedinte pointn, and are bwirg rapidly extendi*er all ihe routes of trade.

The t.'wpital -if ffifs Company is

Twenty Million Dollars,

nd in an ample guarante to the public of its ro-

All

1OS«HM

aud damageO. property entrusted to

our care, will be prompt 1 aud equitably ailjasted. Krery effort wili lc ni'ide to merit the patrouag* of the public

Our rate* are always as low as these of any responsible Expr«6* Company. Office No. Main Street, b?t. 6th & Cth Sts.

T. W.STEWART,

9dtf Atent

COAL.

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

The undersigned is prepared to furnish the citizens of lVrre Haute «itl» this superior Coal, taken from the mines two miles east of Brazil.— This CoaL is superior to »nv brought to thig mar* ket. Lewis Herbert is uiv authorised ag fit, aud 1 will fill aoy contract ho may make. Urders maybe lottat R. L. Ball's ntovo Mere, and at Paddock & MoKeeu'e Mill. alSdOm BuBKIiT GUEST.

I A E O

is i.ow supplyiug the best quality of Hirer Uua»i at the market rates. Orders left at'Chambers1 Grocery *tnroy »-uUhwest corntr toe Public 'Vinar -riH prompt attevdAii ^-.,^1 ,4 11- ..

COALL--Of a Superior from the NEW MINES ut UUK-

pOAL! V/ quality KYSVII.LE,

for

sale cheap, at the E. 0. R. K.

Cv. Depot. Wo respectfully solicit all Deat*r« aud Cousumers of Coal, to call aul examine it. Any quantity c:ir be had at all times by applying to the Agents, J. P. Davis, Marble Shop, Wabash at,, Frank Garthwatt, Frontier Grocery and Provukm Store, Terre tiaute, Ind. n'£*d6m PIONiCEB COAL MINING CO,

Db?r COODS.

HEAVY

'*«tt me **r sviut

•it.* "i-i~

Mv* in

""Dress

4a-i

'Ol

HOOP SKIRTS

*JmU

1'V.v.

Goods.

./k»

'fHuS

**4* 'K4

NEW STYLES

lbs-J'ia'.iiMttttj*

ilNJEW

GLOVES ANDH0SIEBY,

it•:-• I

itsn

CLOAKS!

i- JiiW

iU"A

ttt

SHEETINGS

1MK

1« 4T j* I

A TUMBLE

"T«t rtJMU

BLEACHED

and BROWN

SHEETINGS!

OVER 50 BRANDS

-OF- ,J

'MUSLINS!

DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS

i: *"".J

JJ,

TERRE HAUTE!

h: '•'J

K-U«J.'VJSOO

IfjU'T

New Trimmingsr!"

EDSALL & CO.

Comer Fourth avid Main.

WEEKLY BULLEI1L

C. YVITTIG&CO.,

^•73 MAM STREET,

A'i

April 16th, 1867. Newd' Arrivals.

*D A Y.

Among which are ill the lata stjlai in

HOOP SKIRTS! Empress Trail, Pride of the Nation, —Paris W alking,

ALSO ,.v

ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES IN

!KY GOODS

AND

The Lftrgeit and Cheapest Stock of

DOMESTIC GOODJJ

id*

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

DOS FAIL TO CALL AND 8B£.

Come and see the New Styles,

No. 73 Main Street.

PliiVATlS

DISEASES.

NO CilABGE UNTIL CUBED I

Msl« or Feualits afflicted with any form dig. cue, can bo cured ia one to too days,without Caaatic, Mercury, or Tain, iiy calling at tbe Weatarn SI idical Ollice, 1ST Hjcamore atreet, Clncinuati, Oh.o,

With No Charge Until Cured 11

eaS"S. Hall and be Ourtd and Pan AfUncard*.

Je23d*wly

ill

nrT OMNIBUS LINEv1

1 Iu

otwitste

t# rr:x&*

d** MEDICAL.

DE.

FARJS'SWOETH'si DISPX^BAEY

No.

ivli

PRIVATE

21 1-2

ALL NOVELTIES

GOKOBHEA,

'i.fO I

DRIVE

Testimonials from

(Very handsome,)

Paris Exposition,

(Beautiful,)

Prairie City Belle,

V-WA

DISEASES,

West Maryiana iti. Me*

Having made thU branch of tte profession a ipao*al study daring larg® aud varied practice, I Dr.FiBMBWOEtB is iow eutibittd t-j treat d^Uais, 'I in all id itagee, upon a system whu,,. ue yaarun* tees to effect a «CU, feels luUy iustiheain that he ia the only Physician iu the whu cun remove iyphilitic virus irom thv a^steu:, %u.d »uro the disease in its latter stages. Aiao,

GLEE!

-ui.H Uiii .'cC. JJ

This Company ia now ouu ot our ia:^«..-t. uuancial IottUtUlons. It bas been iu existence nearly «ri entire generation, and is the oldest aud larger I Mntnal LifeInsoranoe Company in thecouu i.

The assets of this Company uow exced nu.tu a millions of dotlais,

vidian and liilinoU,

ISDIAXAPOI.IS,

From an imperl«ct ltuowlcdgi of the aature and treatmeatof VENEHtAL BlaKASEd, and a Da« tural ropugance to that kind o2 piacciik the re uiar practitioner very generally ^uraa oU uia with a deiectiTo treatment, to throu^ci the different stages ot the Utaeaae with -ou. para* Urety little relief, while tilo SptnriaiiSl, WLu tiad devoted yaars to the stuuy aud trcAtuiuut V\no« real Diseases can readily edeci a cure, uua »a» Urn patient pain aud money.

AND

RITKLUIUKKS

permaneDtly cured without pain or incouveuiouco te the patient*. UfPOTENCY OB StillNAL WEAKSKsS, I attended with Dinmal and Nocturuai i^iuissiouii, wlli receiT. special attention at mi: Ituiieumu)', and a CUBE i. guar&uieou iu every ciut.-. I li«nd for New Wo. just i.sut'd liy I)i. Karim* worth, a General TroatiM ou cuci i»i Uiocust-d, •ntiject to both Uals and Kcmal.. .N .ut ihot a afflicted ahouldj be without

it.

boot by uiaii, ^o.t

paid, to any address ou receipt ot 'io ctulr*. Medicines compounded auu (uiui'iliua thii office. Those liviugat a distauce

COUCU.L BY

letter) and travo their mediciuc |U.I bj i.x,. vo*. Ail coniUiUBicaiioQ. slucily c.uadeutio., ai.J honld be addreued io Dr. FAK.NaW ill, auIUdeodaw.Jjrlstp top coij j^oi .41.

mHB MUTUAL LIFE IXS. CO., JL OP XKW VUBK. fiKOSS AS8EIH FEU' 1st. ISU7. $19,311,307 41.

of which ocr tuo millions and

I tAres-quarters is asarptus mm, io uo divided :tm u. its policy-holders. Duriugthe pa-»t ar k* I hava been assumed on 16,07.: lies lor n«ari o,« 000,000, and the cash r.coipts tavo been ovtr I $«,000,000. This a larger business than wad overdone in a sikgle year by any Life Conipary in this country or in Europe, auch a but»inv-»id apiple proof of the estimation of this old and well tried Institution. JOHN 3. BEACH, Autut, al9dtf At Pr ir'.e Cny Uauk*

AMEJtllC AJN Lead Poncil Company,

NEW YORK.

|i»Vf Vai

Factory, hudson City, X, J. WH0RK8ALE SAIK^BOO.U: So.31Jonii t„ V. T.

All styles and grades of ioau peijciU ot ciu^.-i

ASlltBICAN LEAL)

Hit

OOMPLETEST

't 'it* STOCK OT •&

tit

•**1*

thorough trial of the

nss

,s ".'£** f: 3 J«tiil I

.aim

NEW LACES vNew Embroideries!

ujl'

quality are manufactured :id utt'ert-d ..t lair u-rnu to the Trade. The Publ tri. IUVIUJ

KIVU

llio

^MLLL tne preiwroucc.

The Pencils are to Ut» Ima at all pi'iucipul iita*

ttonera ana MotMngDealors.

TBSTIMONIA L.

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, EN0t.Nc.t.UlO

1.1 Jl. N .,

vTui Con-SSK, .Nu». 1.,, lbvG.

IhAT always recoiiiXa.uded i.K.1Ltl' jjiado lead pencils as the only penciU ntti- io. .,tu or. namectal and niatiieniutiCdl dra

A IUII iu

.iti-rit

AIEUICA.N 1'OLI\I:I. ,.K

PEHOIU manufaciared BY t.ie Aliicrituu LT'UD Pencil CoatMUif, M. Y., u...i. ... up Iwl- to any pencil iu use. eviu to tli Fuller luu old KBKIUII Cumberland lead petit:

I.J£

dupi1-

rior pencil fnr sketching, orn.:iuvuUi tu. n.u• uhanlcaldrawing, aud all theo.uiuaiy u.| lead paticl!.

The*pencils are rery fli ely grad »ml l.u. on very smooth lead: even Ui. »oi,.-oi IJ! i, ti.u point well, they are all th^t cm bo d.-. id a peucil. It Kins uio great pteasui. tu ur u»ir Io asmirt'Aruieficans, that tut-y «i.l compelled to depeud uj.ou ^eruiuijy i. .m forM(fu market for penci •«. LviUI- 13

•,t..ur Li-, ic.

Pl'oftfBSol' Ul l.| urt

td4 All PencilH are ntumi.o.l: W "AMB.ICAM LU. 1'iiNutL Co., N V." Kone gsuuine wituout the exact uume oi tic-lirm look to it. feb7dMdwtill aprSU

JULES JAltL'l) iS

'EMAIL DE PARIS,"

The New Beautifier of tho .kin.

Celebrated Ladies.

Thin seoret of baantliyiug tlic-km buiuu km.»u OBI) to Messrs Jared & Keuo, tiiey houoi.tbiv state that it differs from ail otm rprt|nkiuti...ia. It «i»se to themoft harsh and fi-eckind nkin IMH-I tlie texture and .color of poli«ht-d ivory, retuoMtig ili discoloration., whether appearing 1 fifculon, titu, moryliew, moth, or black worm cka, ttud peclally successful lu smoothing ou: tu uiArka leit by small-pox. The agouts of "L' Km.ililu Paris" moat confidently sutmit to tiie publ tho earnast indorsement of such distiu^iiisliuil !..I.LJ as Slgnora Bistori, Jl'lio Kolicl.., VuatMill, 5li-» Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. Dowum, Lu^-ii llo Western,Mdm'e PonUi, Mrs. Kmrnu Wuilor, Lucy Bushton, Noeuiie De Murg'iui ittes, Mi.' Agn Perry, and many others »boiie high stiti.diu in the profession gives tne stamp of uutli uiLo,, tu their intelligent and genuine upiiroral.

Tbe beautiful Iiuslolie Wmturu taje: "I find that tbe 'Email' prouncee all tho biiiiiaucc cf rough and UUy-white, with tbe advantit^ to. tal harmlessness. It reaily add. to tUj toiiuoas and beauty of tbe skin."

The magniflsent Vestvali s.y. "1 hav? suffered so much

from

the various whitn luti lie. Ac.,

which my theatrical profosdtoa obliges mo io un» that I consider it a petfect buualuc'i .u to liiul a preparation which gives the in-co-.-uiy wliiteue.i to the skin, and leaves it cool ul smooth."

Miss Maggie Mltcboll say»: "1 i.avo tried th» skin beau titter, 'h' Email da 1'nri.V and 1 juml that it instautly impart! a uatur»l bloom aud freshness to the oouiplexiou." "Jared's Email de l'ana" is used as a dulicata beautifler of the skin for theatre, suloou, or ballroom, by the most refl.ied aud scrupulous lad -i producing all the beautifying eiluotj ui

L. Itabeau,

IUU^U

822

(Exquiiite,)

•A\'t

ao.t

audlily-whlt*, without their vulgar glaro or iriiury to the skiu. Sold by all flrst-clase Druggists, rorfuinir« and Ladies' Hair-dressers.

Broadway Deoias, Uauru^H

Co., and F. O. WollsA Co., «ew York, and hgen Jouin, 111 South Teutb street, aud Joiiiidluu, liol* loway A Cowdsn, Philadelphia, Ageut«,

JAUi-.P A KKNi:,

General Agents and It^porters, How Vork. JaSleodGm

CINCINNATI.

CAMABG0

h: -A.

(tj'ua AND r'«*

Si]

13. MILLER'S OMNIBUS AND 11ACK LINE. Will attend to all calls tor traina leaving the City.a:iil also deliver paieengrr. in any part of tbe city with care and disbatch

All orders ton tne Slate at the Poet Office, at Davis' Drug Store, or my residence wili be prompt"ly attended to,

MANUFACTUKLVy €0.

Manafaotnrers of

Paper Hangings

*fti di

WINDOW SHADES

H. H.

nit

On tho Wabash, at

BRENETIAN,

N». il West Fourth aprlfl-dSmeod

Pro'Ir„

Street, Ciocinnutl, Ohio.

•roxi^r

N UI:I%

Early's Mock, o. 00 .Main Slrt-e., Terre Haute, liidiuiiu,

MOST

respectfully recommends his Well s.lwt. ed stock of Je»n«, Klaauoi.1, iulu nail aid Linieys, lilankets, Coverlet., and NVooleu hitting Tarns, of different kiiid«. Denig tully ablad to warrant the flr.t qu .ll

the«o

I most respectfully iuvito Ladioa and Oeutloun to call aad inspect them. Wool tak^u •xcii.n.to forOcHjdn^ and the highest market rate. pui-.

FJOKSES, MULES AJS'I) IIU( S.

Diseases peculiar tu (females speedily oared.— I -I will sell on Tuesday, Tbui wiay 1 H.J,--Board furnlshod—prices low. Advice free, and I urday, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. Al. ai.d Board furnlshod—prices low. Advice free, and confidential Mercurial, 8u!phai and Medicated Baths, always ready—tlie only sure cum for Syphilis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ri res, Ulcers and all 8kin Die-

urday, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. Al M. at tbe Public Pound iu the oity tti r.-u« Haute, to tiia hlguest buldvr, at puidw auction,

hogs thai may have been

OM ao

ot lhc»e «iys

Within tho Public Pound mora thau twelve uourn and all thr horsvs or uioVt tU« tn.» u*ve be« ii i»i aof^tban two day*.

ALT.X. TLLUMAS.

nrhlWWi- utv

S3*.

QOMJJTIILNQ NEW*,

O JOH THE LADlhS II I ka«a ObstantW «n h-v'l Wttors* "N*SKlRl ADJU^llOli, at my residence, two sq tana »at of C.J

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