Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 April 1868 — Page 1

SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

The session of the Court of Impeach ment yesterday w»? short and the proceedings unimportant. At the conclusion of the evidence on both sides an adjournment was had untii Wednesday, when the final argument1' will be commenced, Stanbeby and

Evart*

speaking for the

defense, Bingham and Boutwkll for the prosecution,

The End Approach.

The evidence on both fides having been cloaed there is no reason to doubt that the trial of

ANDREW

Johnson will be

finished in a very few days. The arguments in th. summing up are not likely to be protracted beyond the close of the present week. By the first of May we msy reasonably expect that Honest Old Ben Wade will installed in the Whit* House and Andy oh

his wind

ing way back to Greenville.

Model "Democratic" Connt).

We learn from the Knoxville

Johnson vacates the White

House, the Governor expects to have regulars stationed in various counties of Middle and West Tennessee, where he proposes to keep them until the dbloyal, bush whacking,jayhawking and murderotn rebels loarn lessons of moderation and acquire babits cf decency.

New* By Last Sight'* Mail.

Ta« nlimber of Candidates for graduaatiop at the Cincinnati Law School, for the term just closing is twenty five.

Mb. Charles Thime,

has invented a needle-gun, which i3 claimed to be superior to the Prussian

gun.

'1'hk VVashingtuu correspondent of the Ohio State

Journal

their conftdeot asaertl^o»- Nevertheless, as ail honest recorder of prev^l^ng putyid roust say tbaV ttrere aw i^Qte-nifg'yhigfTin the tnit^da ioa* peachers as to the vote of certain Bapub« uican 7i»at"»P

ru6

v^It is a littio'curious that whiic in the Outset ftt t,h^ trial certain known.conser-a-vative,RepabWMirf Snators were the only ones who wore considered "shaky1 .on the «ub§e6t of impea'ebmont, those Ranae Senators are now regarded a* certain, morally certain, for convction, while a very different class make up the "doubtful*

Hat—if list of doubtful there he on the people's side, in the court of last resortThus, without enumerating those who composed the original doubtful list, among those Senators about whom there are now some ugly doubts, and who at least are not countcd as

ccrtain

RWi«!w^«^ww

THE

Whig

that ever since the State .Militia Lave been disbanded and paid off, matters hirvo been growing worse in the good Democratic county of Maury, lying thirty or forty mile* below Nashville. The viler portion of the citizens have gone into that despicablo organization known as theKuklux Klan, whu.iri the rebel "D^niocratic" spirit of I8G1, are'firreUirig Union mon,dn«ii.g others out of the country, ^nd shooting down others in open daylight, as though they 'frora dogs. General consternation nnd alarm_provail thtuiighojul the ranks of Union men in that county. So bold and defiant are traitors that the Govornor has called upon Gen. Thomas for a compauy of armed regular.-', which In expects to keep' there until the rebels of that county learn to bohave themselves. And so soon hs"

for con

viction, are Fowler, Ross, Grirnos, Antbony, and perhaps two or threo others Of those named, Senator Fowler has vo_ ted uiore steadily and persistently with the "baker's dozen'' who "go it blind' tor the President than any of the rest, recording himself with that side for the admission of evidence which even Reverdy Johnson and Garrett Davis felt consttinnd to vote against as incompetent.

Senator Grimes has voted pTetty nearly with the minority on incidental questiont. along with Fowler It is recorded that "he don't conceal his disgust with the whole business of impeachment1' whatever that may indicate But do ®.ot regard the giving of such rotes as investing with any *«rt of certainty the way in which the Senators casting them will vote on the final question. If that criterion W3re to bo established, Charles Sumner himself, might be classed as "doubtful," for he has on several occasions of Ute voted with Garrett Daris7 to the great amusement of the Senate.

In the case of Senator Koss, however, there is a sign which 1 wou'd regard with much more distrust than any vote ho has thus fur given on the impeachment trial. It is this: A few evenings since a friend and kinsman of the Senator's called at bis headquarters expecting to find bim in, but to his surprise was met with the information that Mr. Ross had gone to the Prcsidenfrreceptior,—(the last It 1s hoped an.il tiusteJ, ..that will be given in tbe Wmte House by Andrew Johnson.)— What business a Republican Senator, aft«t voting that Johnson is a law-breah-and Constitution reaker. can have nt the recuptioa ot iha man whom he has solemnly condemned under oath con^dexaned as unequivocally as a Sena tor can do even by voting for impeach--vaunt—what Lonest business such a Senatox cau have at the reception of such a

Presideut, is something that I -don't beli«ve the "oldest inhabitant^ can satisfactorily explain. The taan who could do that thing must have a strange Code •f 'tbe proprieties.

VLGR iu ,is. n-i"i 20»?i *4sa» 4 *?J

i'f-iea'/f **J|© i**JVT'e«W ff

-.,

rj/i -f

The Indianapolis

Sentinel of

aays: The fitting up of the rooms of the State Board of Agriculture, at the State House, is nearly complete, sad will be

In addition to the geological museum,, there will be a large cabinet ofstuffea birds, embracing specimens of every variety known in the State.

This museum was collected by rrofe^ sor Ricbar.1 Owen, of the SteteUrtivereiJ ty at Bloottiington, who made a survey of the Stale in 1858, we believed Wbrti th® war broke out-Ufce State Board rootfis were needed for other purposes, and the geological collection was tumbled into^o collar, whero it has remained eve^ since: until quite recently, getting sadly mixed and confused. Pfofesatu E. New Harmony, has been at Wofk'lfT W. arranging anfi classifying the ajwctaMflis, and after a deal

of.

labor, hfcB got then*

into proper shape again. *.L The rooms-of tfie State f!—*,-i" found an interesting place petifclly

geological -at

those who baVrj not dab absorbing 6i all the sciaoOea many objects °f interest in tb®

BY telegraph ^yra-.i'UJjs

ijfid&.d.vj

EUKOFKAN NEWS Bf OABIiJS & ENQJaAJilX-. T-..-

London, April ao.—The trial Vf^lhe. Fenian prisoners Desmond, English, O'Koefe, Barrett «nd Orrin Justice, ac--i cused of causing thf Ciorkenwoli «xpU^gioD, commenced to-day b&rdre Chief JusUce iCockburn. and Justidb iBrpmWBlJ., The pfoeeeu^iao: -was conductg^^j^^e| Attorney"and"§olicitor'Generals and Mr-j Gifford. Counsel for prisoners, -Oeslelgti! and Straight fqr Desmond, fteougb fori Englishj Green for Barrett, an* Williams! for O'Keefo and Orrin Justice. 'ifcfllj be tried together "Jury s^orn. Msl pro-| ceeding, court room and apprdaCtesj

ctoW&OS,

of Cincinnati,

says a great deal has

been said and written in speculating upon tbo anticipated final vote of certain Republican Senators on impeachment. The President's friends havo, of course, kept up a vigorous whistling to bolster their courage up, and are constantly, claiming this and "tliat Republican .-Sapa-j tor as ftgfiTfigt itapeanhmBTii always in their rtrtctriWibltis tabingjust enough froimj toe Bepublioau^ide to insure acquittal whclf Ml jpoiot of.faot, tb®B. -r8a4ytQBlcu^ ow absolutely nothing abot^ the

"mahJ'^pSlHSSflBtt

trial of Burke and fellow prisapei*:*^' commence probably-Eriday.

rebels and thugirtnrofl is betng resorte.

»V^PAnetttntinn

jority for thtf

Con8tit,^gftl|'aoiii

ffpi

i:!a

yesterday

f?r

the receptiou of visitors (to night, ine most interesting feature will net of geological collections, embraeingtwo 01 three thousand pjiecimeas, «wgrposed of the lower and upper Silurian,Tbte Devonian, sub-carboniferous and true carboniferous periods, representing the various ages of Saurian?,* fishes, plants, etc and the historic period. In the collection ot carboniferous specimens are shown all the varieties of coal which exiat in the State. The* there is a prorniscunus department, ill Wlitfh ard exhibited the minerals. Specimens^ soils, grains, and other products are elso shown.

|?li 'J

From New Orleans

'New York,

April

20.—The

Trifenna

ha? tbe"I&lIbvtlog' .'"T TO". Od Nrw Orleans, April 18.

The election ^terday and to^by pass-? ed off quietly in this city, notwithstandj ing violent mtiflia$licSf on "the part o| rel»U.-.-i ...-iocji 3ST.Ki

Hancocks Board of Registry aM th# Comjiiissioner's'of ETetftiori apffrtioted by thete, neiifrf all rebftlS] and hfeVe re sorted to ayejy Bobtwfuge to prjven

OP froin' veting. Unnumberei,

colorol men irum nuuj. frauds hate XMnS ««t1: every^fthif pWje»ict m*.f

We have polle*«-4arge majority fo

-nT!ln»vi«^hMcanofthis moruing report tht jiMMinatiinn Republicans in difiei'Shtpftr^s'^tfeli^M Others

hav0.bee%steR«4.and

In thirteen.districts

driven intfc

the wood^FlK c0^ef%^idate forth TansL

tiott was B9.0&Q,, re 000 votes polled, "jr ta....

istri

Partial returhd from -nine "dfstriftsigiTO* 14,636 for the .Oon8tituti(?nAu .a^^7^

against it

Prom Mexico

New

Yotui, April 20.—A special

tains the following Mexican news:

Gov. Rubi'sJ txpOps in Slnaloa h^d started.

The rebel General Martini has five thousand men. It is reported, that a combination n^s been formed between Gov. .Lctfada add ex-Governor Pesquiera

Gen. Corona was determined to use all his military authority and power for tbe settlement of the Sinoloa rehellkip -and most people believe in the reported formation of a Northwestern Republic out of some of the Mexican States, but it is the policy of the Government not to admit even the possibility of such a thing.

An Envoy of Nigrete and Canales pronounced recently fit Tamplco in favor of Santa Anna with a regency, but they were mobbed.

At Vera Crue the merchants rfeajated the payment of 8f per cent, duty on silver.

The T6Bel9 in Puebia hKve proctHinied in favor ef Sigreta under the Gonstitution of 1657, thereby refusing te recognize the Federal authority ordering new elections Stid proclaiming Ortega Provisional President of Mexico.

from Port

Jetvis.

New York,

"BBW! I

Aprii '20.—Port J«rvis db-

patch mentions the death last nig|tof A. Oliver, one of the vioVhns of the cent disaster he belonged to New York and was en route,from Cincinji j-.

natv

£1

trom

.91

Maasaohuselts

SEW BEDroRD, Mm,AprU

20.—Three

burelars wore discovered in the Fair Ha-, ven National Bank, Saturday evening, who escaped from a window on the clerk's entering. Three suspicious cnaracters havebeea arrested yho ~di-iuhilasii »ra. the ulpflts

artCt&S

A- C.Thor^^ici"^ "i^ed here

la°t night

Worcester, Mass., Flam me. the Frenchman who ^as murderously assaulted in" Webster, on "Wednesday night, by his wit«u4S4 .paramour died last night.^

SUICIDE,

The wiffe'df

arA.P9*9W«WWft a r.

Mr. Bingham said the Managers might flesire to placc on the stand one or two witnesses, who ha,d been si|bp«naed early in thtaS Who had^aot-apffered hitherto.

The Chirf Jastife cfae understood to 1 aay it woula te propof to ftTst obtain an order from tha He^patp. -Mf tBfhgtfain-I wish it to be understood! desiV to,f consul my associates about it first. So far as an order is coaeerned, I take it for granted that the suggestion made at the time that the evidence was closed the part ef the Manfteeri, rtat -would be competent for us without further order, if those witnesses should appear, to introduce them on the stand, is sufficient, because tho Senate will recollect, although I havo

Butler) in the hearing of the Senate, that we considered our quae closed, reserving, however, the right of calling some othei witnesses or offering some documentary testimony that puJlA^pe obtained afterwards.1

Senator Johnson—I am not sure I iKK#r BoiU!raM»jMareaiser. I rise merely for the purpose of inquiring whether the Managers desire to have the privilege of offering* any evidence after tbe argument begins.

Mr.' Krafhap}-~-As$at present adviEed, I atnnot aware that the Managers have any desire of that sort. I wish to bo understood by the-flenate that there are one or two witnesses who are important on the pa^t oi. the. Managers ^ho were early-Bubpcetrfred1(«n this Hmf.-'and althought wo havo not be6n able yet to find,them |T»i have been advised they hay* bjBil i^^jlhe^cjipiUl for t^e last 48 hours.

Mr. Yates repeated tbe inquiry whether the Htwa&k ftfiKSefc ^^rWetimony afwr the argument was commenced.

Mr. Brtnghanj.—As at presenV advised w» have no pwrpomfcot the ^art, we do not know what may occur ia the1 progress of the trial.

Mr. Butler offered in evidence portions of the journifc oLSSfifcaMlojl

1775, relative to the drafting of the coiri&m fat JB tPeneral-in-Chief, and its form as issued also a letter from the Secretawr^of the Treasury relating to the practice of that department r^nra^ing ad interim apppintmapts. %r. HatfdaH Whs recalled arid produced a copy of the indictment of Mr. Biodgett. »..adrI©utJ«aaJBr^C-*T.'iPl^«ftt,s an-, swer to the notice,^jhte^moval.

Mr. Evarts^Tfthj^CtW^Hiaying Biodgett was not on trial. Z.~Mrr®t®lee^^rartprofseding tffT ^Orte Wit Aff^lrawfgew-protjosed -to prore, when tho Chief justice said it must be put in writing.

mr. F4LlWv oigect^d, aml B^KJ counsel had fltSver b«frn been interrdftfedl that

jSSSmMtoi&l&MFX

true. Mr. Butler held that the paper wa» part of therMord in.ti»e case, and that Biodgett Trtsweeltfflo'Jfie rebel army, and that he had a right to defend his reputation. The evidence aisfl tended to

Mr. Evarts briefly rejoined, and th

Mr Evarts briefly rejoined, and the Ink.^

-tecftqKtie Anfcf ndlhe|vilM(| wasjha dmsifflr.

pay

P^SlppiSlil^iSpSl^^^ilf^plil^^

VVashwoton, April

20.

SBNATE.

The court was opened in due form at ll o'clodc AjjvUC The Mabsi^srs were bresent.

In response to an inquiry ot the unlet Justice, Mr. Curtis stated the counsel for ^he President considered their evidsnce as closed.

written.

indictment W5^a«r(MUfed M^tbe disloyal »n«miea of Mf he was removed without a hearing, ftnd that tho

dent also that Mr. Biodgett had always

to the case,, but if it was wished to put

v~-

Mr. Bandall stated he merely suspendded Biodgett till he could be satisfied his offense was more than technical.

In answer to Mr. Connets, witness said he had taken additional testimony on the

o«!er ptolinE 1 of tbe Depart

ment of the Atlantic. Mr. EvarU^obj^cted, saying it was not in rebuttat of any evidence that counsel had introduced. lit., Butler ipaintaiMd it was part of the President's action at the time of tho removal of. Stanton, and was admissible uuder previous rulings, but before tho Vote.wa* taeniae withdrewi.be order and in schedule showing ihe "dumber and

of officers affectedly the Presi

dent's claim of power to remove at pleaeure. 1V4Tho Managers onered the nominations of Gen. Sherman and Gen. Geo. H. Thomas to Brevet.

Mr.

Ev|tUobjected,

raying the evi

dence was not rebutting. Mr. Butler maintained the right of the Managers to continue t^o introduce evidence in chief.

The yeas aud nays resulted,

s»^i. •»-.

35,

so the evidence was not received. Mr.» Butler then announced the case on the part of the Managers was closed.

Mr. Evarts made the same announcement, when,, Mr. Boutwell requested an adjournment until to-morrow to allow bim*nore tinse tor preparation, Me said Mr. Stahbery Mil Mefi felled on t© make the final argument for the defense, and though ba Was now rapidly recovering he would roquirea short interval in which to regain strength, and the counsel would Boggfest. that the &^jpurnm*feict-be made until Wednesday next.

Mr. Logan requestedJaave to file bis argumentf which he *aid waa now print

ed. Mr. Sherman submitted an order granting idava to.the Managers #nd counsel to file argurtierrr- whfch went

jection. On motion "of Mf-. Johnson the Court adjourned till Wednesday next, and the Senate went into E*e £,utivesessioa, and at

April 20—-La-

VtiX.

Prince, in

Mass. committed suicide lastnigkt- «,

Lako

Navication.

m. aajatfited. HOUSE

IH!

Detroit, April 20

-The, prop^rtr

Lowell, of the Northern Transportation Company 'arrived in St. Clair River at two o'clock this aftrno6n, }ha ftnt boat through the StraiU.

i'he Bouse met at 11. On motion of Mr. Harding, the Secretary t*16 Treasury was instructed to eocam^nicai* to"the 'Ho«se the ua&e of all persons who applied for appointments ia his department, the offices applied for. the name 6fr any member of Congress xecommending the sa.mjB, in yehat case the appointment has* beeii directed by order oT the-President or by his Secretary since the ibfh of February, 1868.

Mr. Starkweather desired to offer a te&Httlo* directing the Secretary of the Havyto riport the facts relative to tbe nscntftn ?Jf the ship Sabine at Waw London for political purposes saveral days after she bad bMh ordered away from sdd harbor, and aakinc for the correspondence between the Navy Department, yjideriek Alteo, Ja». Dixon and the town coramittoa of Naw Londoa on th* subject, Ac.

Mr. NiWack oMectad. Till of tha Whole U»fB*t»

On their return the Speaker stated th House will meet to-morrow at noon for the transaction of business.

On motion of Mr. Scofield the Committee on Foreign Affairs was instructed to inquire into the propriety of providing by law that no claim of British citizens foi the proceeds of captured and abandoned property shall be allowed by the Court of Claims, or by any Executive Department, until tbe claims of citizens of the United States for spoliation by rebel cruisers fitted out by British citizens in British ports shall be adjusted, and provisions made for their payment, and that the Committee report by bill or otherwise. Mr. Moorhead introduced the following which was agreed to

Whereas, The great Ioes ot life and injury to persons by the recant railroad accidents, and destruction of cars

Mr. Washburne, of Ills., introdu.-ui a bill to amend certain acts concerning fleet officers of the Navy, which was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.

The Speaker laid before the House several Executive communications, including one from the Secretary of the Interior enclosing a request from the Commissioner of Patents relative to tbe necessity of increased force of clerks and provision for their accommodation.

A-180 a communication from me Secretary of the Treasury, covering one from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, in regard to the necessity of an early appropriation for the purpose of subsisting friendly I ndiaas.

The House by unanimous consent referred back to the Committee on Printing the resolution to print 40,000 copies of Manager Butler's opening argument on Impeachment of the President.

Mr. Pile presented a resolution adopted by the St. Louis Mercantile Exchange concerning the cental system Referred to tho Committee on Coinage.

Mr. Washburne of Illinois, from

Committee on Appropriations, reported back the Senate bill making appropriation of $10,000

for defraying expenses of Im

peachment,

$774

$40,000

and

for miscellaneous ex

penses of the Senate, and $7,000 for extra Capital police.

From Washington.

Washington,

Gen. Buchanan, commander of the 5tb Military District and Assistant Commissioner of the Frecdmen's Bureau for Louisiana, ha9 issued an order forbidding agents of the Bureau taking any active part in polities. Ho having received information that certain agents rere so engaged, has directed that they ceaae to meddle in any manner with politics or forward their resignation. An agent failing to comply with this order Will be snmmarily dismissed.

THE SECOND MILITARY.DISTRICT. Gen, Grant this morning received a dispatch from Gen. Canby, commanding the '2d Military District, announcing that in twelve districts registering 59,000 votei, partial returns from the poll list give 26,000 votes polled. A partial canvass of the returns, unofficial, from nine districts give 15,636 for the Constitution and 5,747 against it. The heavy rains have 10

much impeded travel that these returns are mainly from points at or near the telegraph ttnes. 'mt*

KITIBKD.

Horatio Bridge, Paymaster in the Navy and Chief of the Bureau of Proviso iuns and Clothing, has been retired under th& law' of ivtlcing officers •t. 62 .years. Tbtee promotion" in the ^ay'Department -necessarily folio^y.

From New York.

NSW York

April'20.—In th! case of

.Ja—ph Bioocagattaar,jBhafged' with- jmbezzlenaent oT while aoETng as .Aoaistant T«ller in the.oflice o£ theAaiistant Treasurer of the. JJoited St^ea at

Louisville, Judge Blatchford sustained the decision of the United States Commissioner and the prisoner will b." sent to Kontucby for trial.

a a

Providencb. April 20.—Miw Butsey HaTt, aged nearly 80, was fatally burned in Newport last evening while trying to kindle a fire. She had bo-ri a .-ch.i'' teacher for half a century.

From Albany, N. Y.

LB ANT,

April 20.—The Erie Railroad

bill exactly as it came from the Senaio passed thn Assembly to day.

From Bo jt6u.

Boston, April 20.—Tho Cretan fair in this city netted §15,000.

Assassinated.

Teoy, April 20.—Samuel Lawrence. & foundry man in the employ 01

JSJRW YORK MABKilT By Telegraph.) Nkw Vohk,

COTTON—Opened

aUug vplends,

itatc,

Corn

m«

lower,at

18*91

J"bEEF

Chambar.

3i-«*a 3«

BtiWAHS MHJOiia TERRE-HAUTE LNDLLNA. TUES/^^ MORNING, APRIL 1. 1868.

April2''

a sqada Armor, but cloteu

quiet and scarcely so firm st 31g31V

10@10 25

\EW YORK OKI fl««DS*AR£Bt11, Telesrapli.J iEtr

Owing

fire,

call loudly for a remedy, therefore. Resolved, That the Committee on Commerco be instructed to inquire into the power and authority of Congr -*s to make regulations in relation thereto, and if thu power existb, then into the propriety ot the Government appointing inspector* ot the rails and other matter used in the construction of all cars for the carrying of passengers itnd the mails.

l'aul GO^fgGl.

tnid

utsiJo

closing with no buye

tlturts LOCR—Openad

i.forf

quiet and

firm

fur superflDe

for

firmer,

extra wf-it.TD, 1? 0^1l

white wheat extra.

10 20@1*

11®1S

for

18 50(5

moal ^uict, salft® »uU &i 5ri 90

(36, PTI18KY—Nominal. nTHEA.T—Shade botloj

mid ^uiut,.

more disposed to realize, at t'i M@2 for No

spring

etora and delivered,

nrrtre by canal at

63,

and

\-imr

No.1do. le!lver»d it

tTlilte Blichigan

on ob

and amt-er Stat*

terms.

'»n

private

STE— Scarce and tending upward. BABIiEt—Shade fiimei at 83 32V, lor Canada

WBA1U,EV

MALT—Dull.

COBN

Opened dull

snd closed

oeavj

»ou

31 1691 21

Set

new

mix ud

vwtera

MOt ASSES— Steady, with

afloat

1 16^3

90 for old do. in store and afloat

is ?Jr whlta southern. OAT9—Lower at tor western In store, end

lift OAT-

3TVffl88c afloat. Rl^E—Qolet at 10^@11{C for Carolina. COFFEE— Moderately actiTe with eaii a ol sack* Rio at private terms. 8UOAB— nfai request at UtSiic.

s.ilei

ba Mn»co*edo 46@50c. HOPS—Quietat

Vot»,

the

April

do pfd

p'fd 6S,

lington

and

St)^'

pieraltnca

itiarkt is dull, but .* change. 5^4a

STOCK MAHh'ST,

lly T. lo^t'apli.j Therrf an Improved i"Uo in aBineas circiM. MontfV f.i»y sterling :lrmer prime l.illB XO@ 1UK. Gold firmer, opsned at lJS^@li8^ Tho advance in eacchatigc to the shipping poiut stiaon» tha gold marMt. Loans made nt. cent, ror carrying to flat. Gkivernmentt actlto and Close, and very strong at P'r

Kenrv Clewa A Co. report thfl following 4:30

"Conponsof

,'P1

U-J^llW^.do.

|Uo."

-3o's

Canton

46l4@47,

Cumberland

prass

2bM@2b^,

American

SI 80,

89^c.

FLO OB-Very little flplug and prices unchant•d nupgritie ranges at ?6. 6.0®#,. extra 8 25@v XX 9'J6«9t1.

WHEAT—OBdtc# winter steady, but other grade* dnll and little doing prime to ehok« aold at 60@S 78 spring "®8c lower, raagfo^ at 2 @2 for prime to choice.

COkN15

—Heavy, aod.cuwed lowt-r at bl(S00c. tO't BAlVLTTY—Sothlng uoinj. HYK Higher radrestTrfrat SI 8 PDBK—iMiet But Uriah' iS-^DuIT, but held w'K.h

l.'irne-13(g!05-tor lJ»«e'.^)*'«*e(f. -rljABD—Firnati75fc

UlfVV

YORK

•-so ,aalJ»M htr.u

rus

cant*

'62

•tii ioy-!rain", do. t& ao aiif% 11J6,

'67

lOS'.^l'WK

"l t"

10C?-i@l'6i

lie'-i'UHK!.1*,,

Stock market activi-.' buoyant anJ higher under the pansage of tbe Krio I) 11 by the Assembly, at* »-iirk Central touching a riso of 7 per cent^. Krie 70K,a rise of6r« c?nt. from lowert point oi morning. Tho market reacted slightly from extremo prices and closed actlvo an 1 strong fit 6:^0 ai the following rates, and P» ific Mail auJ Bertdiug alo wesli:

(WgtJ'J,

N 0 118011SVj

Adams

CI US tAlgGl 38i@ja,

®i7. .Mariposa @9,

CO &

Quicksilver

Pacitlc Mail

01%a9V}*,

Atlantic23 S28V£, Erlo

CGJa3

0,r. pfd. 69(370. Hudson W@i::l. d. lSn^eading 31

Wabiwh

49}J@51,

St.

73}4@74, 41 11^4^116,

3 I lll'K. 1'oludo 101@10iJ^, I Ol'SOlM, N ~\V OlfflGi,

1.aii.

pfan@73, Ft. IK 101®

llartford

A Urio 14}4@15'

Qu'fncy

Terre Hauta

Cleveland Ashtabula

old

1*.!0,

Tenn.

60"^,

Misiouris

new

150,

moderata

87,

St. Joe p'fd

S^@

Bur

Chicago

Altou

CovcrntUent

l'JU

tOtrt

3300,060 of 7-30'f". HuC^lpU fufc

^olrt To-tinj-, Imt bon?ht

Trtasurjr

ii,i71i,S55

payment?,

SC, 11^87: ftM.513,053.

CHICAGO MARKET'

ByTelograpii.] Cutc.tac, April 20. FLOUR—In

ltqucst

2(32 03,

OOHX—

aud

not quotably higher.

IVllE AT—Fairenquiry

fi-mei,

t-nt

.i decline of

with sales of *o.1a'.

S~ 16@2 17,

clo-inK quiet at '1 for No.and

active with

sale*

&67X.C,:o.Fairly 2

No 1

S4@8oc,

rej«'cfcd at

83%@Ji0c,

81@32c,

and

tios'ngnewinside

C2@93c l'or

flguixj.

OATS-firmer 1@134

Nos.1and

closing steady at

11YE—Firm

and No.and

days, country

pork at

S1@SL 60.

LABD —Firm

COTTON—full

62%c.

El 7

BAKLEY—Quiet

17^c.

HOOd—Quiet wilh sales

gndeB-

U16

OllSf CI N JS ATI MilJiK

ISy I'. I.

in tb»*

steady with sales of

easy at

at ?j«9 for

raph., 'OiNCmwvTi, April 20

f'LOD!i-Flrm

atd

11 25. WHEAT—In

good-

demand

Nos.i and

winter.

COEK—Quiet »t

86c.

BYE —Sc&rca

April 20.—Brevet Maj.

aud

eztremo

middling is beldat SOc,

no.salts.

TOBAi'CO—Firm

and tho fuar-ot tie penitentiary, and

bought below $1

10@2

ing at

der? and

HACON-

lees. IjARP—n

close there was mere

BCTTKJl—Scarce

SEED—Bull

rr,

small sales

f(, sugar

EfAtOK—Durfj^ut held 2rmT ,.f shoulders at'JStVcleap

curfdj

Sftfet

tierce and 18c

WHt-KY—Steady firm at

gotfti and pritpo

at.'.

""CATTLK—•Vliolco'andflDippin^

ana stocfe fa fee and

In gc- jd deraenJfcrbs«,

inierior in

4( C:.

rr t'\ I

SittKB^-Bangeg6}(t's@7 a? paf head. .*

CATTLE

By Telegraph.]

TOTYES—TFieZ

frlAEKilT

N»'w

Yoarc,

April

tions for inferior to ordinary

t-hnop

20.

riiand

not

weak

sobrr»t

as usual,

owing to the inclement' weather, and markets

for caramon, which in some cases sold below last week's

pi Ices.

Beceipta,

fallen

bundeu,

was assassinated in the alley way between 3d and 3d streets Satujdny, Hp wabeaten to death, his skull horribly crust ed. No clue to the murderer.

clY&Luut

ply

mainly

Mirket

(juiic lurge,

tu- Juy.

and

Sup*

demiiudJjgM

prime

sipek,

and ihiefly for

whirl]

\vn« scarc, c.ftorintcs

of common.

being

Qui!,atlon3

for

wool sheep

sheared f.(g.Sc,l?vtcr

outsHo

cWed

A I'lil 1.--1S'.S.

TUfiLL, RIPLEY & CO Uff-r ---rv ri Pit I NO Si ir

-.*-!• RTi'i-UY

I O

Sa l^S di

sUtCHud

BXtra

western,10at

lVgln b0

tor

iit

ol 130bbls Cr

at 10@6Ccfor Ameucan..

?ETBO'-EOM—yulet, at HX.@12c l..r crnde.

and

ZeQiC^c

for refined bonded.

PORK—^Opened lower and closeu more firniy at $26 60(SS!7 tofor new mess, closing at £7 40 lor rwntar. 56®28 25 for old do., closin*

v!6 15 for

recnlar, 28 00@JK for primo, If, lor prime mw. Also, 1760 bbl« new mees at 5'2T CO boTers

Mav,

'J7 40 seller Way and 27 60 seller

Steady at $15(320 60 for new plain mees

20 60@» 75 for'new extra meis. Alscl80|tierces at f3&S3' for prime mess and 4u£«2 for India

"bKEF HAMS—Nominal. BACON—Firmer

at HgHKc for Cumbsrland

est, CaiBJCc for short ribbed, 18%®l6c for long clear, 16J431fiJ4c for short clear. CUT MXATS— Firm at H®13c for shoulders, and 16®lTXe

for

hams

L^KD—Firmer at 17}4®18% Also 600 bbls. seller SlaT, st ISVc. BTjTTEB—Firm

at20^3tc for Obio and 4i®64c

-Steady

UJ16^c.

I*l»erpjoj tjniet and steaiy.

iJUCKElxL

If.

for St LonL«,

0.,

12315 00

f.jr good

do.,extra closing firm. California

to choice

furore

aad

Bye

^8 4U.

I'oii'M

Uo his

fl..ur1

quiet at

7 65

practical

t-Ljti ilKfci. ai th-. wi tottiiy mends 4r,nonuo& that he pr-j n- to ex* oiUi all cr^rs th6 atiov«-i.»»iuis««, in faujc-ctloti

Uonse fainting aod Wraiulng.

with hoid-

,4.1

tJhtrrf ii*1 ani 4th

TtfS, l'VMF-%

NV 2 .iA

TR ^OSErS,

r.tti lip OO II.s Ui- Jt riojlplri, -P»tiiii« prompti a4t4flfii»i

UJ itf--

fnacjc&M»«jm»irnTa>iiiwisiVMaM!«llgw—jg

B. MAISINIlN'a.f JM-BF SIOH A-fr CE.-'AN 'r-.fiu"

\VM' A

Kfiiit iUr.

TtUKUh

Jl'i'vof-,

HAD I

n., lNI.

Plain trd Deroraiitre Paj.er Hai Fani- «ad PlaLu iigu f-sliitii-f 0.-ilms{» nod

raJDled

Walla

o»(t CftlremlaW iu Fresco

Tiano' ,ul »cal

Uiiturs.

i'».

li I'.

i- oed.iu the hiphest

Jtvk '1 the Art. Qi!jinft 'n ilosa (.Ed JiiLtv»nu.«^a IID, i"i ^tyW fi tt?U t-uto U.' ll.r.Tt-?! Jt 'to wish ft s.-rv1c»aUe work done, to call «nt*

b-.'Jttt

me Inter

lilt

'rb.r'.

-,-»lifliou«inV"'r*rr" .t

QONCKETE PAVF,MENTv

I will answer all c*U* for putting d»vn the Ooncreti- Pn.\on.t-nt, matla at ta rotldonca, cor• nerof6th*nd PpUr*trobt». Th» EaTement. for waltes, the be*: known-^prefersble eren to steac. in that if ne\er •vrars to a dangerous emootbtieM, and lias ao jilcts

became uneven,

as lo stett*, by one Hag setti&g below aBOther.— No tifaa now-*jr retaioint yonr old breakneoirpaTeiMDt* whan you out get tbe Concrete laid duwa la the meet worfcnmalike maaaer at a price per aqaam than it has yet been pat down for in this dty. eeFor cellars too, it unequalled, and for walks jeonnd dwellings, it Is preferable to all Olhers, ai HQ vcgetaUe growth rKn makelts way Ukrooab

[atitf] T.

KAPI*0H.

,iAir ~J.

moot

Saturday

prices.

MESS I'ORK—Atand 526 50 aasb aiU

buyer

iness ordinary sold at«io917

^T3.

rump

Inii

tw'gSr.j

BEEP i-ATTLK—Quiet at t'i 7p@7 r'or lljht shipping steerji,nijd F8 37^(28 75 lor fair to good we-i. ..

with,

no.sales

IFHI8KY—Ia'getting'BCarcato-day.the under ner,

1 new ilourhou i- sell

S5@90c

in bond.

PH0VISIQN3--Firmej

artive. MESd POBK—Ts

827.

BOLK MEATS—in

Held lirmly

12V^c

I. .,,

1*9

f»£f

1 '.' I «i

994U ^«f-"j

15 KISSNER'S

ill

i.w *'j

'SM 'iRK COURT H0U38,

Tc li h:, i'-I'tt. r*

Church, Parlor and School Organ* ami JteUHleonn.'

A liarge and El^aiit Atnnrtm.'ia aluoys on hand, which will besol at LOWER RATES il.an the same jualiiy iuitrutaento cam !,• h.i

niani.^r.

J. G. L1NDEMANN,

7 a IN

SorUL*mwIcani«lre1qs,io,

Corn Ius. U7 BitOAirtVAr YOBK. (.

gLSVEI(A¥Pi. ,.a3

Inil^d Slates Life ii». Co., N» «l WAliB «1T., HBW YOBK ai^ica-S j.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co., ',C! 117 BROAOWAT, NEW TORE.

Fraiikllu

6 489

quota

H%(3i7f.

and lambs ruled

tnir to

prime 17a3l9e, extr.i 10J@llftin. Average quality of cattle fair.

InlleU

hcfivv Jduriug

week, aud

prices

Applirationa taken

pric^f.—

hea»y at

qnotitl^nH

.: Ain-

demaitit

ami

iii-.-i.

forttiriit to common

9 oil.-ui

lluota^lori"

JfH (t^d

t-d If I ^5(5'0 ^1tair

heavy rorn

SPECIAL NOTICeS-

G.-.oda ii,

1-ttlN

Cl.OAK^, TH1MM1NOS. »i li-IMN-',

lKh^SU'Otvj, Tl A I, tt [HBONr«.

1 N IS,

nttentiou I

LAL'f RT1CLES. bny, i« W'tioloo

the

r:..

est

,11.

loTTcite.t.

»uii

•w I "vxk. •. ^v«ji*4«k» A.

.#.

Fl..lii»a Htiltui,

r.ec

1*1 A OM, tfft

fclotos,iU

.1-

111

demand

fai-ily I eiher

.t si' tlii4a cf

Merchandisi', No.

iti'i1.

Instrumetta will l8

»iJLl'i'l A*1'OSE.r

iS w3®-i 0i I-J

demand at oi, iattur

rate.

A RLE Y-srFIrm

Si! 70®i' 73

for

fall.

law

cannot

generally but not very

demand at

tor.

14%@143£c

"boul

for

eides

for shonlders. Intc-is at

Held at 13£,

10%@17^i:

and cie.irrib and clear sides,with

good

d&jaaad Ht

\7%c.

but

i»i

the

h^d

beiou

17^.

and in at

•Jf.-g'wc

JiGOfi—Advs^DCfd to 20c,demand

and

In deniajad

£2

for timothy ttad

flux dull at

SIO

for

clo

COFFEE—Unchanged. SUiiAH— APPLES—Unchanged.

Scarce and wuated at

bbl-i. GOLD -.U3j

5C(cj7 -i(

bayingt

per

LOUIS MABKE'i*.

By Telegraph 8r. Louw, April SO TOBACCO—BuyMr»a3 ssj^rs apart, b^t no quotable change is )irlCM.

CO I TON—Namlnal

Maslc

11 WatfiHh "Htrset,

TERRK RAPTK, JNDTftVA. A ST KtVAIRlfW .u l1 tANilB iuii

proitiptiy

aitbfto.

.!.

INSURANCE COLUMN.

CfFlil

~AND-., k-j ih :s«c

AOCipfiliV'i

INSUKANCEAiiENCY

M. i. OitANK, 8/tML'b 0, SOOTT

& $*-

45 ^«fsafea!«s* .KOauaa'. wzaazj

MUSICAL. BOOTS AND SHOES.

tH, OIUo Street,,,

If'

S-j-fi., I oni

IHol^ -.'Vjjent fox

VhiGke-ring SSons, Knabe

1 V"»V».V« "If W tv Co.,

Hteck & Co., Robert Nunnv, OtUe & Co., the Celebrated Patent, Cydoidt

A W a

W«IU Ex-

F0RT£i!

Alio, Caitiirt Needbams, and 1'iinco .t Co'a celebrated

,if

any othtr d"*lor in the Vfeai. W None hut good r. iiatlo In'aitnmentH ileft't In, inch as I fou warrant to my Ouiloiiiars t.ir

1 I"VS TEAKS Pianos, Organs and Melodcons sold r.n Monthly Payments. .z^rs:r.

Uo 2 For the Campaign lMa»»aT\'V^it«ei Band Instruments, It nor and Basi Drums CocUa, Ebony. Bixwodtl an'' Silv. Fifer T»iinml»ni fir Drains also, Klagi f,U I sl'tes, alio- the beat iiunlltf and l„wfj)t talis. I fiend ucdeis to

PAL AOF. OF MUSIC.

higher, With

ties at

•W All

S.'

Would

Clatfeltfr.

and

a ti--- :hz:

lo.

Life Insurance

INDIANAPOLIS, IND,

States Casualty,

the past

Co.,

BROAnwAT. wHw vork.

P.ilicioo ioetind

in Miy ot the ahove nnraed Cornpanies in iowept current rates. Aiao, RE At* ESTATE b©»gbt

and

COL-

I, EOTiONy promptly nUMi'le.l tr.. Apply

.a*.,. TfK

SOOTT &

CKANii,

*enr,ral Fire and i_ife iti«arftnre Agent.

Main St.»between & 6tti

H'erre Haute, Indw Office 159 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson &

Rust

GHOIC1J

Family Groceries!

—AT-

JOSEPH STRONQ-'Si

Mo.

.100

OB.ilNGE3, LEMONS, FIGd, KAI3INS Almond*, Fllbert9, Pecans, fiag.W«lnut#, Prunes, Currant*. Lob»Ura

Prcih Cove Oysters, roaches, Pine Apple, M»ii«D8T- r•myrIt«U»n Vermiciili ..

A"X**5S| V.W. 51"

6BEAT CLEARANCE 8A1.E .J OF

Boots

•tsl 'Ot

Shpe$«

ii3S K~

Owing to tb« Great

Panic of the Times 1 will close ont mv^tock of Boot! d4 Shorn, ft^ hip, ^rtf-Pay.,

Beganllem of Cesl! 1

will sell myoWn tnannfactnf'b of

French aJf Boots for

Boots

& Shoes

7:b

Knll

the"

Is pu-pafmt

25 Years1 Experience

tba

BOOT & HHOK

bqaiBe«a,

giving

-and M-confidum

SATISFACTION TO

in# a

Practical

THE 1

c\n la Btted with

NHOEM lUMt

-«re aUo ihtU

•J. O. LIMTJII.!JIAN»

gQp,^^Np-afl^fs.t5.

t*.

TV. A. W. ICKR JE•£%&

'"a,

•q

iJJ I

Thf lolionlng Old and Bnltable O^m^btes Kflprfieuted

Fire

Mmtmob

HA*WOM,

»MUM( .-

UiHiia Ji ishoe^ Yerr Cheap I'o

olCse

cat

tttt lttr^i

stock,ot

H«»o^ slid Uftlteips, Vo^ib Voi'^jdlJig stf-r.. ?r.n

^£.«.Vw?Ar2'-'a

mgie*

t«^rLcVV

frllor4.1»

.. Y5r.EVET.ANn. OHIO. I ioeifje^igi vT*. l/ixi.

ricijflja a^MBY^UOs fcnuiil 1 tfOKActtf edatinM'.i ,v*ui.. vol fi

GU'M 1I|-3»'

MTarehott^w: ft»«t k.j.at «tfjCana3JBaa«5."'

9Oi

4, I'SiMKliW,

FH1NK11M, W0HK180N & (HI., OKNatUX Commlasion Sicrehautii, JVo.

West "M Ht., vmdnnaU.

liKFJKBKHtlKS.

Pearce, Tollo, lXollon

Shaw,

Wm. Olefin A

jlcKoea A

And Hftcsroni, j'

ha i:

'.5 ,TS mEHCS S A .* Worcestershire 3^uccs,

Till fax-

FREF

"r """to-

Pepper Sauce, Tomato Cattup, Best quality Flavoring Extracts, Mao®, Clovw, Nutmegs,

B»rl

Porter,

Ohaiabera..Sta^euo

J*«M It. LT'it-" TIIOMAH R. r.*WFR tYNE & LAWES, General (uuiinlsHOii Merchants, -AW IN Afrlr«U«raVliRplemtiiit!), and Pur? Kentnih)

Copptr-lHsClUed ntlik),

ftjtii Str Mr. Near Cor»M 8»r«tli, Terre H»ite. lid, "iVler*ha«ai*«*Bd Profu^

*11

sold

O IS" F- (J.iii •,

Uuda bonKhtan.l

Oommisaloii. Cousigniuents

Agent a

t^orevaor

K»ankfobt,

SJ ESTABLISH El MAY la, 18? I

'-i

«.0£

$8,

16^0 a

Call and exaatin», and you are rare to boy. I

O. E. RUG&LEsi No, 1« North 4th 8t. febSldlm .^^ .n044».4-^-a,—•

.niMisTjtj'q

EO I

E .'

•rl-Joc -.iw yja v»^rO* crdjijofjaJwT

he e-

inlorui tUe cit-ilMis

vi. tutty that

'torre-Hnut*

aiui

ha1? pnrcb»»eOitWrnHo.-k 's

99 Main MtveeA.,

MAKL'FACTDRK

all work

lire in a not to t-Q

Holism

Mnnicai ln«iiiiu

eurpmmd I'J

in thi'manner WeRt.

CloBsbttrgv f«nn ouou bom

Ahh

*i.rkman

and

perUncfl iu

will

tfjCM'^V bf oalHnr £u tiltn at

Wetihanies BlqoJ«,

t»ri|r-nij(j' Atr^htlouteyWoo

1.{STO OltK tulj iJwf Hi i.ui-ut,3p iu. ^iutrtiAaa* (*i 5*KLi.I.¥ni •-^•wnsKshtN. —r 2

Cr-'-v

SWIM TDW.S*

las

Co.

00*N

it .-it:

ST0EA8£,€0M[SSI0K

c^»'

B. »»IAT

E. H. BRYANT GO., (Suoce»f«^r* to .1. H. ftiUHKB.J FprWBrrtlng^.-ComiWssfan MefchanN .2

Solicited.

,'for some oi' tbe Hest Distilleries In .KM'TUCHl!

1" 'l*

V.WfSl bt -8-ljottts*iLt»,-K^—-B^tnvThoe. fc. BpAtnloite,

Itmitucky,

Kr.—J,

De.tnlng: John

hita

*t,l. Alfrfd

Tre»)iutjtr

Atl^s, 1st

Keutacfcy,

Son. HicJ. U.

t. Att

'J,

Distrl't

Temple,

er's

liftob,

Sswtt A

lnere«».»

M«in Street.

»t

Sou,

hi*

UY A BiO-ME,

-Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper, Oinger, Cream Tartar, Eng. Soda, Colgate's Toilet 3o$ps, Blacking and Scrub Brushes, Ink, of ell kinds, Blacking, *e., *o-

All of which trffsred at low Prioea. Qoods delivered to all parts of the City FBBE OF OHAHOE!

Fiat Stone Front) E«t of 6th, oti Main Stmt.

Woli,

Esq. 28dflni

|^OOKS AND ST ATI ON fi»Ji 1'

M. W. Q'OONNELJL A»n

disposed

hi* Ch.lertdUIng

Bu*1ii.ims,

h*d Wome Rcnee«arv in eoo»ej«enoe

BOOK TRA1E» Hf w4H cow lis antir* ftttADttfiA to U*o jitter

branvti

oi7 niul

wixh

MliOOL

-bay a boase aAd lot, s»*T wlib. Can forobh a good tot. House, Fen-lng, (uar, CUt»rn. St., comtMs, Ht nrloea varying

from

HlaJraatl wb- tbo street can go tfcpre, as they will! n« Vart of the city will be more deair»tl« fcr private reatieneea, Feraons wishing tu secart a EotH on tbese favorable tarms, at sue toe ofla

rork Moeema of Anatomy, embracing the aablectS- Bo«r to Live and What to Live for Tcmth Masorty and OM Age Maakood Oenarl iwBeTUw^ The Cause of Indigeetlob rutuelnce and Hervosis Plaeases aceeoatad for: Marriase Thilosopbtcallr I'oaaUereA,

.li

•$

."Cossmp»ios i* certainly cru«u as Intermittent Fover, and as csantttiT

PMvtyfgn as Small ivx.1'-.

»f. Chaj.

i".

King, ST. tlr O. -t

I N S

PREPARED PKESCBlfT \O N from tli»- Preaoziptioa iu RRV.fHAS. K. KLIfi, H. D..

It.

0„ *f„

ST.,

F« the PreT*atj03 and Onr«

CONSUMPTION

For the

Radu\u Oure c.f

iSTHTirA',

CATABliU, and iUloti»Ij«*t»ns of tti Lnii,^' Throat, and ATK PJiiCinKS for G«u-ral ni,J Special Oncaugt-nwata-o/ tho Karvons Hystotn, Disorders of U»» BLOOU and for all Fn«t-

tlOHal

DUordors of tho Stomach and Bowels Ttie Prepared Prescription 1 ucr»a#*« th» strength and deepHnatttv rol .the Tale Blood. It subdue* tho Chilli /,bd CoMi «n«J dlmi»l»fa»s the Kxpf-toratron. it rl:i I'jrr MGI1T SWKATS, always, in from sereu to f,.?1toon days. The Appettts la InTigorated, and u« patient rapidly gnine flesh the Cnngh an.i it,? difflcnlt BroarhlTif: aro speedily rclicTv d„ Sleep tcomee calm »atl rrtreshing the eviwft.. tlons regular and uniform. All thr general ay tfi: tome or CONSUMPTION. ASfHStA,

Brocoh«i.r

Ao., disappetvr with a really asU nishinj ray!dlv THE PRESCRIPTION Should be used "In every Disease, by nftute known, in whieb there is exhibited ant) rangemsnt of either tbe Nhit VOU6 or th' ULOpli 8y«t*MR«. It i* nnequalled la Fenial- lH-oKi.'r*. Scanty ur Snppnased Mense^ Whites,' Ac.

The IMiKPA&KO BEBClill'TIOK is tot tl. Bi«! and tnntaost oc«homi«al 1*1 edlcin fhs* cn be taKcu^ Tho AffriJto d.iRe. ia two tfttMpaotuiCn} 'akmtmcch day. Tho'| ntient

veer

icqni^os,

nudar uoy circutneiatioea, to n»r "(Joti^h Mi*tufas,"'fin the '.r.:"li Expeciorants o! t, IfcCRKjtoratrou 7 •i-«ltcs" lor tho A|(pot-.(0 6V u..' W a ii ii to It 1 A

Narvuua Irl iUioo .u i.la far Might btriti, Whisly .or i.lmr (.lit for the Jii Sprririf Anros ft^ipou tho Oonstltfi!7..S.H tu ditkiUf niul, thr iu^ii tti» -i"nditl9n,* upon Wholi- Hurii'i o! byuiptuiiin "*r 'fitfttemeuf*

froui

"OsiJ.EUC

11 ILL, CINCINNATI: —I tbK -Iit.1t

•ta^o

Cousmityiiou.

&c,,

wtl» »..)j iuuiif

•ho-PBT.sctHPTTov, my (.'hi111,let

Night Swf-.it r.v.

decreiued, imi! nnally «lton'lU»r disappearil. A

ntorp

alcrteton before,

ai.y

Uehanhad

uow

well

ret

wiih tiosh. My restoration is amarv«l to Ml *)13 know iiie.— 31 as. C. L.

Watnr.T,

•'Yonr rrwicrlptlM. sas-pu uiy dn.«i,ter mUl and baa probably saved me bniidrods it —Hes. E. UcJTTnBtTa, liamson. .S. "Vfc blern God for tho benedit wobavo r»-p u,i from your Prepared re«(.riptloD."-tlie¥Tl'. QSrNS.

KetttiilRed

any tind of material that they chose to wrar.

?nTHl.qOEmEWEi

th«y

r&B got

B04IT ojr

SHOE TO FIT ia this p^tatll9hgient

nav^reiiairaemoiit

fcj'iTa ma —I'.or.C. 1. .loNc^,

Th PKEP.ijKI

having had -a-

New York',. Philadelphia, Baltimore,

New Orleans

and

other principal clti"«,

te^sonXor

making th»

t»

ab»vo

statement

F-'i" ««4

PBKiOItlfTlON",U p&MU.

A 81-lwttle, nndiysoWlit Tprr"! HbcTT', Pt I, MAIIAV CO and by Prug#i*t* ("••'•Jlili1'' orders may bo nddresRid to tho -io IVoprlttoin,

ing Ttstimo^tois pf tt'iny 3 sac.'cm!i.r), treated «tl! b" H®:ir f'eo, fij mi !. 10

Wito tor

4-..

wji" 'i

ATTORNEYS.

C. AVtBX). C31RL18 VH%FT.

BAJ

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Attorueys UL "Ornrr. -'fTo.iiSSfain-?tr« r,

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ftatri.

-Wm. E. McLEAN, •vttorrxoyand Coun««ltor»t iL.ftr\v

GENEE4J-. COLLECTING

Owijt So.?SM-.!n^trh.

A i*BIS i\

Torre Haute, Tntl.

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r. MTZZT. C.-BAFSliJ-

MUZZY & SAPFEL'i., Ai I'OUMi Y.S AT JjA\v'.

(iefieral Collect rag anil Real Kstaie Age:ta OVVb:-K~*urt*u'n r.UMW',* d^ir-, baICT« M.-«onic

Jlall.

PHYSICIANS.

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TEBRr.

art. r.n

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ii ii._.

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V~hio{l-, to at! prtiossiccRl r.'iiU ii.

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No. 1ST .'tinm -i.

National Block, Tocra U-vuto, Ind --, jmitidr

tit. O. O. LiJiUOlijN',' The

t'outini

Thri't4 HuuU',,

OrriUi—On ^t^th Street, retivtH)ii Muii Ohio, one Moor flonth ut,N'jitlonoJ lidu-"'. Having hajt up^rtrdrt of Af^ht**on yfurn' r»x^f riou^e in i'^uiir try, ha inwufiiJectt tUiit iif iv a ii no

'DSOh, M.

I fru rs

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Ky.

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iii «i4cb

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mer

Bank

Aibe.-t

An.lftor of

Lanpe, t,i

Stite

Hon,

O V. C-ookerrly,

or Col. Ittos- ilowlic®, Jbi.bs

May

*1. ^Tarnor,

iSl\

HOTELS.

IJiS'LlN Uousn:

KlPiH.i ADAHSOM P. i.! ilitM tiK. J'rr.p'N St»nUu-n*l Cwriier Ptibllo JSquar^ Terre liunte, fEt-t OMNIBUS to ANO FBlSI All. TIUl".t)

BVHLIU

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22 .1. tl. tSL'tiliiKS Hropripfi*!

S4r The Btrp Carb ran f.ist this 1'on, cry fifteen utibut(is, from o'clock a,

.-i till 1

e. M. u-r.

wtucti

the rej.u*

blt ueo. i.

pLARE. HOUSE. ccsnbb or rtBPT a.no.

fu«

pits to RCICX v/t

BwmkM and ijtultttuor.f,

BOOKM,

tmss*i:n KKJ-

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1 h".vo suae t'.ce tola Iu tita'soilthtxa p«l1 tho Olty, on wUob I propose to Iratbl rcmo lag bodies, aud snob bsn*ts ss.psrscmi wl^lsK

51200 to $tO-X).

fcn4 tl" fro tr useathlrd ts one bail down and iia h.i»if.

menu. IA

UUa

person*

can uafe Ja»t sticb Impre*am^»ts as tncywonbl Olake tbomaelvee, and on me*» favorable term«,— This part of tbe oi'J improving rapidl TL^

nvi2bb^rh0od.

la No. 1. the lots are high and

THK

-in

soon, I wish To bnll'J oarly the wasnn. »7d2w J'iSKI'H OKOTBU.

Ma.

Pout*:

-teon ooBtalolag thsee teotures will be forser mT,Mltk.

NATIONAL HOUSE, *p. SlZTi: ANP in

H7llfc*T

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onta cTRtKis.

Terro Haute, Indluua.

Ws 8.bKIFflTH ...", ,1'ropprStSoi

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btkccti^

Terrn Iliiitts fndl nna.

TU» Hotel bas recently be. i«atr..J, v. ji llrst-olasi utder u!T#riuu -oc. ujod-. i. [liaabJ Lo tbw itat!

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MONUMENTAL.

UNDBKS1GN fiJD

OH: most Elegant

rr or *abmag*.-a

S*ir Oocaat

Leotojob,

aj dellrered at the

Agent

i.-

tbe

G£U£BEAT£0 SCOTCH BttAAiTt Motrarnxm. Tbls mae«HjJ

i» Impirii)*bb.

ta/i

unirtjttrvl

t,}

wifitiilrqf ilf. higtm p/.iiiik at

aay known amteriiU. It*, chief constltnents are the aame aa Cleopatra's Mnedle, uai Pomi^j's Ptllar, at Alexanrtrta. lo Egypt, which still r« main

THE KAVAflSS O*' 'fbd snperlor beauty itaxl -lurabitlly cf tbij roa. isrlW ia caasfatg a damaad ft it In tbe Kast.ir^ Btataa, whrrti It 1. being adoota.4 by

the

UrdeM afkd laanlriee

... ..jwHWf

•»»•**£•$

immkQ uii

weailtl»r

i\aaeea in prefcreace to to* Italian IHarbla A apeataaea oi thla Q: oj o*y ~b Ada^i* UfSoe.

will zne4

with prompt «t-

itlon. 4ddrati, JAMJC3 «. WUUSOJ, Box 7M. Terr tsC YvSvS wsj v-" "t -:ei