Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 November 1867 — Page 1

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clesed in Hew York yestsrday .Tenia* at 189%. SEKOK BOM*»O aad suit rseelved *uite aa era tlon on tbelr »rrh»t»t Ttr» Cms.

A «ou medal has b««B presented to Prealdent Jnares l)y the citiaens of Ban.Franelsco. GEM. BAKKT la to take charge of the proposed military school at Fort Monroe.

THE steamer Quaker City with the Hely Land excuisionists has arrived. OEM. SBEKMAN it la «aid 1« te perform the dutlec of General-in-Chief during Gea. Grant'* Secretary •hip.

VEEA CECZ baa sent aid to the sufferers by the hurricane at Matamoraa, to the amount of *10,

000. ADMIKAL Taaamprr baa received the remaina o' the late Km per or Maximilian, which are in a fair atate of preservation.

M». PLUMB haa been well received in Mexican diplomatic circlea, and ia quite popular among all clasaea.

TSTSTMMIA"and

Mr. Blair hare deeUned the

War Office, and General Thomaa Swing, of Ohiot la now apoken ef. JOB*JHITCHXLL will institute a suit againat Gen John A. Dlx for falae imprisonment dnrlng the war. .y

A puts &£bt cemea off to-day at Chicago between Daffy and Buaejr. McCeole ia aeoond for Duffy, while Odburn acts fer Busey.

A riant oceurred yesterday near Brooklyn be-tweefilWtK-fit cOtetianiea from New York and a large number of peraona were alightly injured.

THADDIUS STEVENS ia determined to introduce a bill ta suspend civil offleera while under trial for impeachment, quoting Constitutional authority for it

THE arftfiOT of tH'e opinion attributed to Stanbery, orit$e legalltyofthecoming session of Congress, ia Henry Sherman, ef the 3d Auditor'* O

THE combination of capitalist* at Springfield, Missouri propose to submit to the Legislature a proposition /or building the Sauthwest Paolflo Railroad.

GiM. 'ttfBODEN haa flled an application for a writ of mandamus in the U. S. Circuit Court forbidding Gen. Scbtofleld^ndallether peraona from interfering with him iil casting hi* vote *t any election-

THE steamer Amanda waa sunk and burned near Qmaha 09 Sunday The steamer Amaranth while racing with this Viola Bslle waa sank near Doniphan the earn*.day.

THE Gbmmlssioasr of.Internal Revenue has decided .that the earnings of railroads when applied to the improvement of roada beyond keeping them In average g6od_ condition are subject to taxation. ..W»V *. S

THE Susquehanna and Chenango rlwaat Singhampton, Nsw Tork, .we're entirely frozen over on Monday night, the mqst rapid freezing known in several yeara.

AN American achoener reports having been attacked off the eastern end of Baytl, by a small piratical craft, which waa repulsed, and two piratos killed.

THE North Carolina election passed off quietly yesterday in Baleigh and Wilmington. In Balelgh a strong military and police force ware stationed atAhe polls, and paraded the streets all day.

WESTON arrived at Cleveland at 13 o'clook Monday night, and was to have left at 2.30 yesterday for Chicago. The weather was splondld for pedestrianism, and the people were entirely carried away with Westou.

Anticiss of agreement were signed on Monday, at Chicago, between McCoole and Coburn to light on the 27th of May noxt, within fifty miles of Cincinnati, for the championship of America and 96,000 a side.

Nimi all the members of the Court Martial before whom Santa Anna was tried at Vera Crua have been sentenced to four years Imprisonment, for having given a final determination without consulting the Royal Government.

A rSBBtiBLE burrieane blew over the Island of 8t. Domingo on the 30lh of Ootober, desolated the Capita), destroyed 200 live*, and demolished nearly all the shipping In the harbor. The hurricane lastedfour hours.

ATTORNEY GENERAL STANSEKY denying the authorship attributed to him says, ifhe was requested to give his opinion to order, be would Immediately resign. It Is wondered that he haa not taken the opportunity to resign before this.

THE testimony or Commissioner Rollins la the impeachment case is te the effect that the changes in the revenue officers for political reasons have seriously Interrupted revenue transactions, and given great dissatisfaction. .•

THE President, it Is said, intends to direct Gen. Grant to eauso to be mustered out ef acrvlee Gen. Howard and Gen. Gregory, both of the Vreedmen'a Bureau. Gen. Howard will itlll bold bla pceltten In the regular army, but Gen. Gregory goee out oj service altogether.

COL. MOSSY, late of the Confederate army, visited the gold room In New Tork yesterday, and iras Invited by the President to the platform. Many members objected, and for a time great excitement prevailed. The President was finally sustained.'

GEN. SOHEMUK intends at an early day to re via* his Army Pay BUI, which reduces to a stated salary allowances and commutations of army effl-

As It is now, an officer doing clerical dnty in Washington gets one-third mere pay than one risking his life In ac'ttve service.

EXPORT

cays that Secretary Seward haa sent

Rev. Mr. Hawley, of Auburn, to St. Thomas, to point out the advantagee that will accrue to the inhabitants If they will vote In favor of transferring their allegiance to the United States.

THE Peace Commissioners accomplished nothing at Fort Laramie. A few Crow chiefs wished to make a treaty but the Commissioners advised them to wait till spring, when another effort will be made to hold a council with all the Northern tribes at Fort Phil Kearney, probably about the first of June.

DECISION

was given In the United States Court

in New York on Monday, that a person aggrieved by a collector of Internal Revenue may have bis suit against the Collector to recover back his money illegally collected, although paid to th* Collector, and by him paid over to the Government, provided the party aggrieved made out the proper paper.

GXNXRAL

BRISBIN will be a candidate

for the Secretaryship of the Senate, in opposition to CoL Forney.

SAM CABT is a radical Republican elect* ed from a district in Cincinnati by thd Democrats. He made a speech last Saturday night in Pittsburg in which he d«mands the issue of more greenbacks, and that eight hours labor shall be considered a day's work. He has one written speech, delivered several years ago, from which he quotes on all occasions. If the l&boring men of the country expect Cary to accomplish anything for them, in any way, they will be sadly mistaken.

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SEVENTEENTH YEAR it/rr-zTi i:

THE Democratic newspapers of Ohio so far the census has been taken, stanc for Senator, twenty-eight for Thurman, twelve for Vallandigham and twelve neutral.

THB Alabama Convention is fixing op claims for the property of loyal men des tnoyed during the war. It is a useless proeess to go through with. The Oov ernment will not even consider, neither will it pay any claims whieh may be presented from such a quarter, knowing that such a work once eommeneed, would never be ended. *"•/.»'?-

Baict PoHJSBOY'a paper, the La Crowe Democrat, has become the leading organ of the Democratic party in the West, eclipses both the Chisago Timet and Cincinnati Ettfmrct*, as a representative paper of the party of repudiation. The Journal regards its editor as the most available candidate for Vice President of any one of the men whose claims have been discussed in that connection.

JUBSI MCDONALD, United States Sis trict Judge, at Indianapolis^ has rendered a decision in bankruptcy of some Import ance to the legal fraternity, at least. The Judge decided, after an elaborate discussion of tbe Bankrupt law, "that when judgment has been bona fldt rendered against a debtor, and a fieri faeit has been duly issued thereon and delivered to the propei Sheriff, before the debtor is adudged a bankrupt, the Sheriff may, after such adjudication, levy en the bankrupt's property and sell it to satisfy the execution."

THB presenoe of General Haaeoek very much needed in New Orleans, as the financial and monetary affairs of the city are in a deplorable condition. The distress may be imagined, when it is stated that the eurrency In use is composed principally of issues by the city of New Orleans, the discount upon whieh varies from three per cent, upon small notes, up to seventeen, whieh is asked for large ones. As this discount is upon the value in United States eurrency, whieh is at a discount as compared to gold, the eonrasion must be great. Add to this the diffi* cnlty about prices, which must be governed by a sliding scale, depending upon the denomination of the note offered in payment, and some idea of the deplorable condition of business may be formed. General Hancock will be a wise man if he able to find a remedy for this evil, and can scarcely be expected that he will be able to do so, unless by a decree that the city shall no longer have the properties of money, an ordor, whioh it may be presumed, would be difficult to put in operation.

BY TELE (IRA PII

From Washington-

WASHINGTON, NOV.1#.—The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided that the earnings of railroads, when ap)lied to improvement of rosds beyond teeping them in average good condition, are subject to taxation.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office has taken measures for the early restoration to market of the lands for» merly withdrawn at Marrette for the Pors tage Lake and Lake Shore Canal.

PBRUYIAN UIVISTM.

Senor Garcia] presented his credentials to the President to day as Peruvian Mins istor speochos were made of the usual ebaraoter.

From New Tork.

NKW TOR*, NOV. 19.—The CiUsens' Association has addressed a letter to the corporation in relation to Councilman Or» aman, charging him with neglect of uty, extravaganoe, patronage to friends at the expense of the city treasury, advising against obedience to law, siding with local officials on schemes damaging to the city, and other matter of similar importance accompanies the charges, with detailed specifications, and demanding an explanation.

Thq complicated Peterson abandonment fca»e was up again yesterday. Two witnesses testified to acquaintance with defendant, one having known him to ba in Chicago in November. It is charged by the prosecution that he was married to the plaintiff at Montreal tbe first of that month. AMBBICAN SOCIAL SCI1HCB ABSOOLASIOB.

The 5th general meeting of American Social Science Assoolation commenced today. Hon. Geo. Walker, of Springfield, Mass., was chosen Chairman. Papers were read on the charities of New Tork, the labor movement, and other topics of social and national importance. Hon. David A. Wells, presided at the afternoon session. A paper was read on the advantages of co-operation.

Niw YORK, NOV.1#.—Two young men of highly respectable connexions, named Wm. Meeker and Caleb Dingwell, have been arrested on eharge of garroting Mr. Beach and robbing him of valuables worth $4,000.

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North Carolina Election. RALEIGH. NOV. 19.—Tbe election passed off quietly in this city, the negroes behaved with the utmost propriety. A strong military and police force were stationed at the polls and paraded the streets all day. About 1,200 votes were cast, mostly negroes, and all radical with two exceptions/ The whites will reserve their strength until to-morrow.

WILMIWGTON, Nov. 19.—The election passed off quietly about 1,400 votes were polled, nearly all negroes one hundred and twenty-five whites voted against tbe

tyetwimw "if Pngilistio.

CHICAGO, NOV. 19.—The interest in the Duffy-Busey fight to-morrow increases. A large number of sporting and fighting men are here from New Tork, Cincinnati, St. Louis and other places. McCoole will second Duffy, while Coburn acts for Busey.

M'COOLB AXD COBURN.

Articles of agreement were signed last night between McCoole and Coburn to fight the 27th of May next, within fifty miles of Cincinnati, for the championship of America and five thousand dollars a side.

From St. Iiools.

ET. LOOTS, NOV. 19.—The steame, Amanda was sunk and burned nea Omaha, on Sunday.

The steamer Amaranth left St. Joseph on Sunday, racing with -Tiola Belle, and sunk near Doniphan. Lost in either oase not reported.

TKB r*ACB aoiuciaaioBraa. The Peace Commissioners arrived at Cheyenne yesterday, having accomplished nothing at Fort Laramie. A few Grow chief* wished to make a treaty, bat the Commisiioneri advised them to wait till Spring, when another effort will be made to hold a council with all ths northern tribes at Fort Phil Kearney, about the first of June. The Commissioners will stop at North Platte, and meet any fioux or Cheyennes that may be therct

SOOTBWBST rAOITIC BAILRCAJ* The Springfield, Missouri, Patriot, says the combination of capitalist! is the weal* thsest ever organised in this county H»r railroad purposes, and will on the assents bling of the Legislature submit a proposition to the State for building the South* west Pacific Bailroad

From Mexico.

NBW YOKK, NOV. 10.—The Herald's Havana special says Senor Bomero and suit had received quite an ovation on their arrival at Vera Crua.

MAXIMTMAB'S BBMAIBB. I,

Admiral Tegethoffreeeived the remains of the late Emperor Maximilian which arc la a fair state of preservation.

JLKMSTY PROCLAMATION

An Amnesty Proelamation had, at length, been Issued. Padrie Fisher was still a prisoner,

THB SABIA AIWA SOVM LFABVIAL, Nearly all the members of the Oourt Martial before whom Santa Anna waa tried at Yera Crua, have been sentenced to four years imprisonment for having given a final determination without eonsuiting the Beyal Government m. rLUKB.

Mr. Plumb has been well received In Mexican Diplomatic circles and is quite popular among all elasses. nABBS MBBkAZ*

A gold medal for President Juarea had been presented by the eitiMas of Saa Franciscc.

Vera Crua had sent aid to the sufferers by the huvrieane at Matamoras, te the ameuat ef $11,000. nou s*. 99M|v«o.

A terrible hurricane blew ever the Island of St, Domingo on the 90th of October, desolating the capital and destroy ing 300 lives it lasted four hours, do stroying nearly all the stopping in the harbor no American vessels were destroyed.

From New Tork.

NBW TORK, NOV.10.—A rumor wa« circulated yesterday among the Fenians that an attempt will be made to barn the British shipping here.

BXBCUTBB.

The men sentenced at Winchester for shooting policeman Brett are executed. MBBTIFFA O* IRISH OITIBBHS.

A meeting of officers of the Irish brigade will be held to-night to arrange the preliminary steps for a meeting on Saturday evening of Irish citiaens for expression of opinion relative to the rights of Adopted citiaens travelling abroad.

DOUBTFUL.

Report says Seoretary Seward has sent Bev. Mr. Hawley, of Auburn, to St. Thomas to point out the advantages that will acrue to the inhabitants if they will vote in favor of transferring their allegian to he it S at

ABTISTI0.'

Messonnier, says a Paris paper, has sold his picture, "The Charge of Cavalry," for 15,000 francs, to Mr. Probasco, a native of Cincinnati, who intends presenting his collection to his native eity.

MOSBT IB THB SOLD ROOM. Col. Mosby, late of the Confederate army, visited the gold room to-day, and was invited by the President to the plat* form. Many members objected, and for a time great excitement prevailed. The President was finally sustained.

HUB riRBStBI.

A young man named B. O. Llnch, was arrested, charged with obtaining deeds under false pretences, representing property to the amount of $40,000, in Columbia county, Pennsylvania.

BBBAOH Of VBOMISB. f'

Mrs. Susan L. Corwin has recovered a verdict of $35,000 against Daniel W. Teis ry for breach of promise.

BARCBT TIB1BSL

A fight occurred at east Now Tork yesterday, betweca two target oompanies from New Tork. A large number were slightly Injured.

SUrBBMB «OUB«.

Judge Leonard delivered an opinion in the Supreme Oourt, in am action brought by a butcher against the Metropolitan Board of Health, enjoining the latter body from interfering with his business, exoept for police inspection.

BBVBWUB BBCISI09.

A decision was given fa the United States court yesterday, that person who is aggrieved by a check of a Collector df Internal Revenue, may have his suit against the Collector to recover back his money illegally collected, although paid to the Collector and by him paid over to the Government, provided the party aggrieved made out the proper paper.

The trial of John C. Braine, charged with piracy, was again postponed till Monday. v..' 1HB AVYOBRBT-OBBBRAIB

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Attorney-General Stanberry, denying the anthorship of the opinion attributed to him, says, if he was requested to give his oplnion'to order he would resign immediately.

THB WAR OBIIOB.

Gen. Steedman and Mr. Blair have a clined the War Office, and Gen. Thomas* Ewing, of Ohio, ia now spoken of.

MILITARY SCHOOL.

Gen. Berry will take charge of the proposed artillery school at Fort Monroe instead of going to California.

GIN. SHBRMAH.

A Hcrald'sapecial says Gen.Sherman is coming to Washington, it is said to perform the duties of General-in-Chief dur» ing Gen. Grant's Secretaryship. ausFBNsiov or CIVIL orncxBs.

Stevens is determined to introduce a bill to suspend oivil officers while under trial for impeachment, quoting Constitutional authority for it.

THB CONOBBS8 LBOALITT OPINION. The author of the opinion attributed to Stanberry is Henry Sherman, of the 3d Auditor's office.

IMBO»W.^V-.'"'i-

Gen. Imboden filed an appUcatkm for a writ of mandamus in the U. S. Circuit Court yesterday forbidding Gen. Schofield and all other persons from Interfering with him in casting his vote at aay election.

From New Tork.

Niw TOBX, NOV. 19.—John -Mitchell will institute a suit against Gen- John A. Dix, for false imprisonment during the

BTBAMBB ABRIVBD I $«*

The steamer Quaker City, having pn board the Holy Land excursionists, .arrived. kBlCT*ATBIM. special says Gen. flehenek intends to revue, at an early day, his army pay bill, which reduces to a stated salary, allowaneee and. commutations of army officers as it is now, an officer doing clerical duty in Washington, gets one third more pay than one risking his life In active service.

^.irj i&x A Tribune sp

OBBXA^LFT HOWARD AMT EBB«ORT,_L., A Tribune special sayi the President, it is said, intends to direct Gen. Grant and cause to be mustered out of service Howard and Gen. Gregory, both of1 flte Freedmen's Bureau. Gen. Howard will still hold his position ia tbe regular army, but Gen. Gregory goes out of service altogether.

Cold Weather.

BIBCHAMTCN, N. T., NOV. 19.—The She Susquehenna and Chenango rivers at this city were entirely frozen over during last night, the most rapid freeaing known In several years.

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The Pedestrian.,

CLBVILAVS, NOV.19.—Weston arrived here at 12 o'clock last night, and leaves at 3:30 to-day for Chicago. The weather is splendid for pedestrianism. The peo pic are eutirely carried away with him.

COTTON—Firmerat

BACON—Dell at 12M|e for city leng clear. CUT K1AT8—Qniet al 8^010 fer shoulders and 12%014 for hams.

LARD—Dull and quiet at 1IHOH74 BDTT1R—Quiet and steady at 1*D0m for extra S at

OBllW-Dnll at

11015. LATBST. Nsw TSRK,

NOT.

lej*. LARD—Steady at 18%OUMi

mi -"-131-4

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TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA^WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 20. 1867

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r* From Havana.

HAVANA, Nov. 19.—The Queen's birth day was celebrated with the usual festivities and eeremonies business suspended^

V1W T0BK SBI

CtOODS

MA&KEL

*iw ToU.Ser. 19.

There te aa laeceaalag tfem&ad far SMponable eodi edepted to tbe present

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tw eneBfli prices.

at steady bat

S O A E

tj Telegraph.] Haw To ma ICT. it. Qold vlthout decided change, opening at 138% end cloilag at ia%

Government itooki less retire and aeareeljr

Arm.

OoapoDi 81,118] 106X N*V, 107$ T-* 108}$.

L8M '«*, 108M da. 'M, 100M

Tfli

'ST, 101% 10-40'», 102J*

1-30,

KEW YORK MABKET.

By Telegraph.] Haw TOBK, NOT.19.

18®18^ for middling up

lands. HiOUB—Favors bnyers and a raederate bustMM at

30(99 for euperflne State and western,

9 90(310 IS for extra state, 9 SOftlf SO for extra western, 9 85j}13

ttr

Bt. Lonic. Closing quiet. California dull at 110 13 00. Tye flour 7 50Q9. WHI8KT—Quiet and unchanged.

WHBAT—Quiet and l®2c better at 9 S7AC 32 for No. 1 eprlng,

3 38

for No. S do. and 2 36 for

amber G. B. RYB—Quiet at «1 98 for State. BABliII—Firm at 91 40 for atate and 1 60(3 1 63 f«r Canada West.

CORN—l#2e bettor at 91 8401 38 for mixed western in (tore and afloat and 1 32 for new mixed western.

OATS—A ehade firmer at 80082 far western. COFFB—Quiet and steady. SUGAR—Firm and quiet at 11012% for Cuba. PSTROIiBUlI—Crude firm at 11016, refined in bond quiet.

PORK—Quiet and firm at 920 9S021 12 fer mess, oloetng at 21 cash, 18 76019 29 for prime and 20 80021 for prime mess.

19.

FLOUR—Lower for common grades with moderate export and home trade demand. WHBAT—Ruiet and rery firm at 92 2602 27 for No. 2{and 2 3e02 32 for No. 1 spring.

RTB—Quiet and firm at (91 8501 66 for western. OATS—Quiet at 79%81 for western la store and afloat.

CORN—Quiet at $1 9501 87^ for goed to prime mixed western and 1 32 for new mixed wesern.

FORK—Dull and heary at 920 87% eash and regular for mess.

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BEEF—Qniet and steady. OUT MEATS—Dull and drooping. BACON—EtU and declining, Cumberland 1O%0

f9r

steam and kettle rendered.

C°°d to prime

CINCINNATI MABKET. By Telegraph.] OMOIHATL,

12 fer sPrlng.

CORN—The supply of new Increased, and preees 803e lower, closing at 7te no demand for old. OATS—Dull and na buyers at 0Trr65e Tor No. 1.

RYE—Firm at 91 4801 50. BARLBY—Unchanged at 91 4501 59 for fall and I 4801 80 for spring.

COTTON—Dull at *8 for middling. TOBACCO—Unchanged and quiet. 1 WHISKY—Dull and nominal can be beugbt at 33c in bond.

HOGS—Opened active and all offered were taken at 90 400T gross and |8 2408 69 net! markot elesed doll at theceratec.

PROVISIONS—Unchanged. PORK—Held at 8H0. LARD—12* for eld, new Ne. 1 steam seld at

BENHBATS—Oaa be boaght at 7, 9 and 12. BACON—Unohanged, shonlders 11J4 and clear

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30033

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NOT.19.

FLOUR—Qniet bnt prloes unchanged, family

91011 26. BUCKWHEAT—Dull at 9905

per owt. in

sacks and lOfiptO 80 pej bbl., demand local and light. WHEAT—1Vnehaaged and dull at 92 46 for No. 1 red and

for Central Ohio.

EGGS—Unchanged at 28e. GOLD—139Ji buying.

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N BW MILLINERY STORB .—Miss Lizeie Quinn would respectfully announce to the: citiaens of Terre Haute that she has open-, ed a new Millinery Store on 4th| street' between^Main and Cherry, in the store, occupied by Mrs Crawford. She has just received a lot of new goods, which sho wili take pleasure in showing to her. friends. Give her a call. n7-dlrn

IV Some rich Cloakings, New Nobby and cheap, at I3,dtf COMTELIUS & HAOOKRTT|S.

IV "Danton" Kid Gloves, ali sizes and and colors, at ^'U'| 13,dtf CoKKitnfsft HAOOEKTT'ST1

IV A rich line of Dress Goods, at reduced prices, at I 13, dtf CORNELIUS & HAGQERT^S?®

IV Fare Cider Vinegar at E. Wrigfct & Co's, 155 Main street. .. dtj^, iVBxtra Fine Shore Mackerel, and' very Large Pickled Hteririg, just received at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets. ,F«:^~NARMK & MOOKE.

FOR SALE.—One Frame Dwelling, ten rooms. One Bride Dwelling, twelve rooms in perfect order, location desirable— alao, one Family Carriage, nearly new. For particulars, enquire of Cory Man' court.. dtf.

•3L*LI MW

Hager & McKeen, agents for the

old and reliable companies, tbe jdStna of Hartford, and Hartfofd IniaranoB Company of Hartford are ready'at all times to write policies on as- good terms aa other' companies of good standing. Dowling Hall, Terre Haute, In£. 26, dwlm

LADIES,

Office

eall and see J'rink's Patent

Texas Ironing Fumace sett in your ^heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of- the age. Yon can do vour ironing with Ave cents' worth of fuel. Solo Agency No. 63 Main street. 17-?tf W. W. SHAMTOW.

T109 WOOUUI MILLS.—We have now on hands a lull stock of Jeam} Satmett, Flannel*, blankets and SioeJdng Tarnt, al of the very best quality, whioh wc offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as catf be sold by any first class manufac turers. Call and see. dwtf. S. 3- KBNHBDY A CO.

J. ft tl. A. Da^Hs, Wholesale and

retail dealers in Wbito Lead, Bed Litharge, Oils, Varnishes,- Itatty and Painters' material, oorner S4 and Main streets. 19" ShouideV Shawlf, Bi'eakfaat Shawls Heavy Double Shawl^ a splendid assortment, at 13, DTC^COITHBTIJCDS

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Nov. Mtk,

SFEOALITIBS

1SST.

IB NBW

GOODS,

VA«— liW

At TCEU4 RIPliET com., Corner Fifth and Mala. Furs—Erery kind lor Ladlec. Furs—Brery kind for Wieaes. 25,000 yards Selected Calicoes, h-oa

to IMj eta.

Dress Goods In great Variety, as ohcap as before the war.

1 Case yard wide Bleached Muslin, 12Ueenta.

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G. MBERtLL, M. Di,

IBBBB HAUTB, INp.

Dr. M. W« ^rn^|sjl045Me« la ttfa city. .He tre^U all cuss of disease to whlcl) the human Seah is heir, with thfgreatcct of jnc-

0 jno»—At Bant in House, Beom Number. 56, where he may be found at all.hoars, unless absent on professional serf Ice. Also, all calls from tbe city or country, d^y.gr^ight, will be promptly attended te. .'..stsmUss 1-. i-i

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POST OFFICE LOBBY,

Caused by the extraofflipary large amount of Beading Matter that is being sold

FOR TWBNTT-FITB CBNTS ta

All

B. H. O. and 10(515 60 for

back numbers of the^-leading

magazines^

10 Cents EtffeM,

3 for 25 ets!

•All 18 and 20 Cent MagaaWes

Five Cents Each

"Two Ccpies of Back Numbers of As

ILLUSTRATED PAPERS fiji For Five Cents

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In fact I have started a 5 and 10 cent

DEPARTMENT.

where you ean get more ieadiqg for the

NBXT TBN DATS,

for that amount thin bas ever been sold heretofore for 75 cents I Ask for Articles in the "Cheap Depart* ment. p.

MCDONALD.

McClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

Promises to be the Host Economical. Safest and Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in the World

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BOILEB AMI

Readily Got "'A.*

for cleaning and repairing, an I the expense ef makiDg new, is lesb than any other known. They area satfrig-'df at leasi one«lMlf.6f: ths fqsl.—' The application of heat to theta to alreet the attack on all theories but thS first one on the side above any collection of ^aedtment In the bottom, besides CotnpUfely Wrapping the boilers Wftb the flame. There is between each ef the BoUcsS

An AUnM«b}s Aparatas, ,,

for the purpose of regulatalng the attack of Mat on the Boilers. It ia also made smoke*ooasoJBl^ ing, by admitting air through pipes laid at Utej highest point of elevation between tbe boilers, these pipes an perforated with holes. The flueS under them are enrred almost Me Shape ef the Boilers, with reoesses or earlUes under each Bollj er to rereiTe the ashes whioh oan be cleaned out at the little aids doors. The current 'or water In each Boiler is Independent ef the other, being only connectod by the so ud drum, at the end ef the Boi*era and .gooee neok pipe, a« ehown by the dit ted lines in the engraving.

They*can be sefn In operation at Mr. QeorgS F. Ellis' Woolen Factory, Terre Haute. Ind.

For partlculnrs, aldresf, or see

McCLUBE & ELLIS? ocftdwta

CO.

INSUBANOB

OF intorAirAPOLre.

Oapit4U, #40^,000 THI IiBADIMO Fiks lasuaAacs CoMrAnT A Stock Company owned aid cobtrelled byt^if leading business men In the State.

Thefollowl area part qf the Btockholdera, who Are residents of Terre .Haute, and to whom ve wonld refer those wanting sound and rellabl* In a a a a

Preston .Hu«sey, prcs't National State Bank.

B. Ctuningham, DrnggUt. .„

It.

G, Warreirs Ileirs. UAVEKS A CO., Agents,^ illey's Drag Store.

Office ever Oo&ne

PITY BILL POATBK.^

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER. Programme* and Circular* ditiribyUti ta GOOD STYLE!

STAU orders left at :Dowlin« Hall, or aS H* Priatins Ofloes/will be promptly ttcaoed So^wtta

neetaad diipateh.

J*hf vrmu •to'A

mum

ttl&V•rfj

DOUBLE. SHAWLS!

Black acd White Checks. Gay Plaids From$fi.00up.

.inshi'- .: JXai Kit 1-j arfT

-I inaw km &Hw a'i

UTEW CLOAKi! «*iboa wS—Waawt

M" jslqoeqf

Oood HOTTfco ntKi .T., •.: a

acu cents.,

CJLMTOM^1 FliAWWELS UfnJ'5 -fwtaibv -jdjjiv.Ohenpest.for sbc years. OK.-^J-ruq sdt ind} si tuo iaicq 01 dsiw aw tL vdt iadJ feciTt*' ffoirt'

Hefify Super Brown^ Hose!

At 40, wprth 50*r

At50,

ilCO^ET BMDH!

For5Qand60cents, qi

tttt-l

fcA rSrvir fJ

BLEACHED MUSLINS I

€HI

£qaal to Wamiutta, for 35 cent8. ..:x

DO NOT FORGET!

Our NEW SHAWLS, for us, Ladies and Misses. hbi 3 4

Merino Underwear

For Ladies and Misses. '.'

MEN'S UMDEMWEAM,

iDsn At 76, 1,00 and 1.60. if .»' li .-UiO uir-,

vlsvli«lf Wi»* u»k*b«

-rrr ami#

EDSALL&

*ct-

A* ibit

IU ai aJ.it u»«i. ttwo --eaiwi T»

ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTHS! 7 :'i R«l| .TO'iS At 1.0», worth n. A a. -eS 81 sbswji a!mo»tiW

4Xv'5TuDVl. UC -/fftnifvi-i*! .aifvi'i I'efl r-J (i 75 ots andLOO.o^n

CNfiLISH^ MBSlllOS! di v-

ysn

•«B*oe tnO lo ia» .midimi .-M. io __.t *Bori ft: -MM*,

60ande0.oi 5..* l*i

PIECES Sat' lUC- Io -^1

plwoini

S A & O

ATTORNEYS.

JHO. P. Iiit0.

!l®

Offlee over Carls' Drag Store, corner of Mainr and Third Streets. Terre Haute, Indiana. engasdtf

r. Hussr, HUZZY 4c

(•eral

FUBNAOB 18 GOTTBIT

up upon the plain common sense prinolplei of generating steam. It ie much «afC: than the ordinary Holler, being smaller, and csn be atde^ to, or dlmioisbcd, by the number of sories. Thcj rregnlar expansion subject io Boilers, is obTiat* ed, there being no flues In them to resist the ex* pansion of 'the shell. TKey^are

T".

ATTORNEYS

lence ia Vsatist^y, he- is cealdeaK rttiat he can lye satisfaction

IU ATI

N°

cases. Uy20dlyi

M-r Sncsessor to Lincoln a TanTalaab SUAOAOASAABMASBAINAAI. O E IfT IS Til,

Ho. 101 Main. Street, over Baitlet's Book Stofe. •piadtf Ta&gt-BAtrrK, IMP.

RIOHA&DSON, M.

E N I S SDOOSSSOa TO BB. S. S. SaiTH, OFF10B—Oa

Ohio, between Sd and 1th Street.

I*™* TKBBK-HADTa.IBD.

MORE POISONING.

LEAD PIPE!

The Fatent Cncased Block Tin Pipe, manufacture ed by Oolwells, Bhaw A Wlllard, of Kew Tork, supplies a want long sottght fer, and Its jwft*

htm

sirnSW| wWleS-—ec luassswdlt

as the only safe and suitable pipe for conrering water for dosaesttD nnipssss. This Patent Tin Lined Pipe li highly recommended' by all the most eminent Chemists and

Charleston, and saaay ether eitiea^. Western and Soathsra Agency at the Uaion Brace Works, and Depot of.Plum here', Steam and Qas litters' MaSsrialat 8«, M7, andafe West Fifth Streets.-

Wl. POWliL A CO,, Proprietors. nel9-d8tawlm

JOHN AMM&IEOXGtf* m-m

Siu^aifUi sif*l(enisil CaUer.

Flour, WhMqread daek brands, also Plates for marking Cloth lag. cat to order.

Qans made and repatrcd 1st the beet of styie^y All work warranted to gWe satis taction.

Ohio street, at Uw T||ii ooaaty Hay Soalse. [dl

TfTBLL !-^T» get well of ®yspepsin, IifT«r47omtlaliSv Fever

MEWCH'T TAILQWIK1^

JHHHimm MILLEK,

Iter chant Tailors,

iHt ww* Mill Barv gtartomsB «it« .wj, «V HEIDI

Oar Stookeonsbts

tmmlma3rAJ

65l!

i«os (fn.tr tfi -K.-r.fltjUjyttiH'! 'W-flM--naliiim tu!j "to eUeieh tai oU Jtslnl? »dj ^Al' -JOB LOT OF'«:

Consisting of

/foiiTfiw tiJiih Skirts, Drawers, Undershirts,

1JIEGLOVES,

Paper and. Linen Collara and Linen andCuffl^i

0i®.

Cb '/iL'rfi IliQVt OS knit, AS ui-w/•*-'"

ft.'

OHAILM cmvn.

gAIRD & CBUFT,

Attorneys at Law.^i« 88 Malp Street, (up stairs.) Offloe No. feblSdt. a. SIUSKS.

tAJlMl-U

8ATFIXL,

AT LAWi

ui Bell btik Ageits^

OFFICT—McKcenVBlotfk, tl'p-stalrs,b«lowlfa-o|nos Hall. JalSdwtf ii nii 111, ssi! it lied li

JJR. C. O. EIKCOLN I

Thfe

Oldefft Establidied Dentist) IA Terre Haute, as removed hie offlM ahd residence to three

irj~ r£^"V

J^'STABLISSED MAY 12,

'90 Jif

Ready Made -!5,otlunS!

•a hvteoi

SeillMieB'8 Famishing floods.

i.:" fads m*a 00- 9&t im iti

all the best makes

CLOTHS, CASS1MMRES.

BEAVERS.

Wh.??®*4! TESTINGS,

And a variety of good, durable, lowpriced Goods, for suits, whieh we propose make to make to order in i-ffiffe. The Best Possible Manner, odiue xml "f "ta saftrABD AT TKB

Lowest Possible Figures!

We have also an elegant- aaertment of

Furnishing Goods,

ort, everything usually fonnd

And in shoi

in a first class Gant's Furnishing Establishment^

Call at 81 Main Street. nov4dtf

UARTSOCI A BANN18TKB

Have Just reeelved their r..

Fall nnd Wlnter Stoek

Of Fashionable and Desirable C\3T,H.LN i."*' ntnocj !i: oS bwnii ___ a-v Jhirst

if'. ..

Our personal and 1 best attention given v,.,. to the Merchant Tai- ,.., o®* deR^penfe^ •nft. li'ms

i» tlu. -i-'sw ffe have a superior .c i-- a -s and experienced Outter, and the best

f«Ja oa

Workmen to be

'J found in the West

Great cure has been taken in the selec* tion of the FINBR CLASS of Goods.

Latest and best Styles of Cloths, Cass simers, Vestings and GenU' FURNISHING GOODS.

V* 7«r

siqq-

Our patrons are invited to an inspection of our GOODS AND PRICES. iU8tfs «. lift '^CJLIAj, AT

J.Q

SJOSStV V)

MM*#J

WKRKPITH dcD£LAHO. ATTORNEYS at LAW,

»air.

i, 'J ii-X

-9

Tim

CIOTHIuti STORE,

(IlioV

Main

No. 79

Cletks,

•stoUiii fa

W tvfU DENTISTRY.

St.

if. WALMSLEY,

E A I O

Has just returned from the Bast with a COS ol ni6 s/tf ktk'i#- '.'it:- rV.i .Burg* *11? -it.'.! *4,

Cawimeres dfc V, .' id not .-iu io*i ei ir. uw'1'i

Whioh he proposes to saake up ta ordei ig Rwtnteusm. t.

CHEAPER

is ow kgois.' w«* i-T-ThCn any other Merchabt Tailoring Bes tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes madeln Uede Mwr®004

StJ1#

TAILOR SHOP

Ekut 8id« of ,th* Public Square

JGOOKS AND STATIONERY. M. W. O'CONNELL Has disposed of his Undertaking Bastaces, which bad become necessary In

Incream of hie

and Auge,

JManfcss, Ohoiara Korbas, Oraaspe, Ac wine-glass (Wl of

M1SHLXVS SBSB BITTERS^.

»lises times a day. F«r ante by I. JHFt rt ga.

TS,

•Mtf

oeraerSth aad Maia Strceto. and by all Dmggiita. sspSdwly

BOOK TRADE,

Hi will. new devote his entire attention to the (jranch of bnstnesc, and with a foil and -3 —J. 'cAfapteta atock of Books and Statlftnery,

tatter

SCHOOL BOOKS, MA«AZWS8, PAPEB8, Ae., Ae., Ac'is eoBtinaanoe ot the trade herctoare so fbarally. bastewed aSBdwtf

J. H. WALTKB, OBAS.

r, 1 ^',yW

i* f.

l*®W

tk..MEDICAL*

LAISK8T MgmMitT lathe

WESTERN

D.*» 'ARITSWOBTH'S Institstloa Ibr tk* tr—i Ol ramilL DISBASBS,

J96. Sf

West Mmrylmnd Strut, iti.

|fn

ridittn mni /sO^i

HDUlANlil, IBBisaj van -^ret»a»oat reliable Infcriaatioa can be '«l**d relallre te the aatnre aad c«i« sd by the of their aOcctioni. ^otnsa, SpsrmaUrrhca

Gonorrhea, Oleet,

Sti. -«i,

atteaded wife

Impotenoj or Seminal Wcaka^. M^a. dlornal or nootnrnal emlceloas: aypfc.. ry, seooadary, teiUary aad hereditary,' per*, nentlj cored.

All Private Olaeeeae treated la the —rt dential aad akillflil meaner, and IttDfAOdns

OUAaANTlXD, lnclntHng tbeTartcnu VUlalb DISBASBS so common in this ollmat* Aaal* tl a ooaSdectial aadeklilfal Physieiaa, »IV«n OMS

In the past warrant* the oeafldeM clthe afflicted ta the fla tare

OB. VABNSWOSTH'S Institatloa ia Sttad with all the latest applianoee known for the

,/ti

tmo.

ocaafnl practloe of this branoh of the an. ftsslon. Those llrlng at a dlatanee oan oonenlt by latter and haye their medicinee cent by

1TSTif

eommnnloations ctriotly oonfldential.

All

J"?",** °T? SP^BMATOBEHBA, I la caoae

**a«swoa*a,,ceat te aay a*.

Addreec DB. FAB53W0BTH, Box 1144. rB diaaapolls, Indiana.

rurnUhed

with oomSsrtabl.

boasd aadlodKing. deodawtC.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

THE

ADAM8 B1PKC88 CONPAIIV. OBKAT:

•astern Western and Soother!

BXPBBS8 TOBWABDBB8.

®*Prcss matter forwarded by erery train unilir the charge 01 carerol Meassngere, lbr all the arta. °'Pel oitie* in the Baat, WSct and Sonth, Leases aad damages eqnitabl) and promptly settled.

Offloe In Terre Haate, Mo. 6 Meehanlos Baw B. B. ALLEN, A»nt, JnlyMtf

F«sit Freight Line, .w__ BSTABLISHBD 1SSS. A) AMUUCAA K1PBKS8 00 PBOnUITOBS, rOBWABD GOODS From lew Tork, Boston, Aad all polnte In the Kew Bngland States to all points In the Weet and Sonth-wcst, Hext la Speed te the Kcfalar Sxfnss Oespasy,

Tor rates and all other Information, apply to V. SHEWHAKBI, Agmut, jtsr. Main and Ninth, Stc., Terre Hantea' B. Cvaaiaas, Snp't,

Boffalo. selSdSaT"

INSURANCE COLUMN,,

FIBEand MABO£

TI/fBROHANTS 1NSLAANCE XTX OOHPAMT, 0# HABTBOBD^. OONV.

Ail Losses Promptly Paid, Policies Issncd an'{ renewe fey n. A, CKAB»1 ASMS, "•re Haate, lad. "VROJBTH AMERICAN ruts urscRAnroB COBPAHT,

Or HABTVOO, Oon.

W. 0. HASTINGS ""secretary! POLICIES ISSDID BT syasdiy

HOME

IBAJTI, A«amt, Terre Haate, Ind.

INSURANCE CO., cfnrconiATi.oai*

capital. tSOO.OOOi Tire and Marine Bisks taksn at reasoaaole risks. Office, 8. W. Cor. Third and Byoamore Streets. OHAS. 0. BSAK1BT Preeldeat a .M. .BANSOM, Sewetar*

"X v-M

Practical Tailor m* feJ Sk0» fi'sd?: fV/.. •-•iv-'i Kin-ivJ Call on J. W.at his

CODSC^USDCC

ef the rapid

Irrnieaovsni,

H. AMOU,

Gen. Kahager. Arcbl. a Scolp.J Man. Stonework Walter, E^plo^honsen Co.,

gktti lviie MM! Lne-Stne Wwks, Stone Bttildlng Work, Vaults, Stataea, MeanoMOta, Hcskd-etoaee, Maatles, at prtece lower than any other Works in this State, as oar fkcilitites are greater. ALo,Importers

of Sooteh Granita HonnmeaU,

•arfele Works UMaiUskei 1M8) near the P. 0. Stons Tard aiid Steam Works at the T. H. freight Depot,

TBRBE HAUTK, IND. The Trade sapplled with Sawed Stone and Marble at LiberalBetos, OSdta

A. CBAJ K, Agcat, Terre llaute, Ind.

BUCKEYE

v-.:

MUTUAL INSTJCB

ANOB OOMPANT.

Cssh Capital 0SM»,««e Ssrplns 00,000 00 TMel Cask Assets Jaa. let, 1ST, m^OMToo Profits returned In Oaah to Stock and Policyholders. Prtmmmt all Ouh—JDmidmit IKC(MM.

Re Liability oa Me part ef the issarei. Office—OTIATT'S Ezcasxaa, Cunun. Oan. L. D. HUDSON, Sse'f. WM. HABT, Ptm

THE

A. CBAHI, Ageat, Tarre Haute, lad.

PUTNAM

mi MSCBAICI COMPA1T: Or HABTroao, Cktraaoriour. Cash Capital 600,OOOl

SAMOKL WOODBUTP, PrMideat. DANIKL BOOK ...Seoretary M. A. CBAXK, Ageat, ^iyS9dly Terre Haute, Ijd. HORN EXCHANGE \J FIBS milBAICl «OVAIT. flash Mattel..... t4M,000.ee

Oflie«, Ke. 107 Brwdwsy, I. T. OaaABisaa in 1SSS. B.». MASOB .„..Jreeide»t 010. A. DbKSSBB .Secretary

M. A.OBANB, Ageat, Terre liante, Ind.

ACCIDENT.

THITEI^ SI'ATJSS CASCALTT W»BPAIT, or siw mm, Ter Iaanraaee againat Oasnaltisa or Aoddaata

N. T. Offlee, 96 Broadway.

Ike-oaly Mntnal Accident Cempaay la atarica. TBANOIS MABKOB PrealdeiA. OHABLBS WUBTS, Jec. aad Traaa. BOBBBT LENOX KBNNBDY. Ohalr'a Bx'a Com. HKNBT T. VAIL, Chairmaa Vlnanoe Ooauaittee.

For Local Agencies apply to M.I. CBAKB. Ageat, Terre Haate, Ind.

I E

MHE UNITED STATES un IBSVBABCK COBPAHT, NO. 40 WALL STBBBT, NBW 701IX, Joseph. B. Collins, Preeidunt,

Assets Nearly «a,000,00a

Insure with the Old B^Sable. H. A. CBA1VE, Agent, Terre Haute* Ind.

unelt tf

MONUMENTAL.

rpHB UNDERSIGNED is Agent for the CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE Xoxrrans. This material Is Immm itkaili. It Is At mott Xlftmt aad muotpMhtf

kighmt ptIM of

any known material. Ita ohief eonstltnenta are tbe came aa Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, In Bgypt, whioh still rsmain tminpairtd \j

THS BAVAfiES OF CKTTIJBIES. The superior beauty and durability of this ata terial is causing a demand for It In the Bantam States, where it is being adopted by tbe wealthier la preference to the Italian Marble.

A specimen ol this Granite may be seen at the Adams express Offloe. Orders end Inquiries will meet with prompt atntlon. Addreec, JAMBS «. WILSON,

O Box 7M, Terre Btito. Ind.

M.-B. MANNING^ aouss, siaa AXB

euuMairrAL

A I N E

One door Bast of the Star Srooery, TERRE HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hat-glng, Fancy aud

Plain Hgn Painting/ OSIllngc and Walla Mated aad Caleeaslaed te Freece Oelers. Pianos and Natnial Wood Poll.bed in the higbeet

Style or the Art. Gliding on Glass and Japanned Tin, in all Styles, It will be to the interest ef those who wish to hare serviceable work done, to call on me. In for* nation In baying dnd mixing colors, will be far* niahed to pereoas rasa er oaAaat. osSdtf

PLAUSSEN, BISHOWS&Y & Co Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

WHOLBSALB OIALIBS

FANCY GBOCERIE8t SMABS, TOBACCOS, TEAS, e««* Idtf