Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 July 1868 — Page 1

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PARii,

Steps will be expected on the part of tbe Government which have a tendency to qaiet the public mind.

France will carefully abstain from ii). teiTontion in the German question, and will eltend her sympathy and encouragement to the internal reform lately inaugurated by Austria and Turkey.

PARIS,July

YACHT RACE

Tbe great matob race between the schooner yachts Eva and Magic took {Aeoe yesterday* After quite a spirited odntest the Eva won tbe race, passing the b$me stake boat 37 minutes and 15 seconds it advance ox ber competitor.

TO TBI PBMTBHTIABY.

Jas. Dwyer and Patrick Poncell, who beet Palriok Murpby to death with stones last March, while be was walking with his wife, were sentenced in the Brooklyn Court of Sessions yesterday to two years in tbe penitentiary.

FIRE

Olmsted's cotton storage warehouse on Washington street was burned this morning, containing 1,500 bales of cotton.

Loss $60,000. THE WEATHER IN CANADA. A Montreal dispatch says the thermom* eter there reached 106° in the shade. Ten fatal casee of sunstroke occurred yesterday, and lour to-day.

Col. Brnnell and Mr. Chelsey, of the Indian Department, died at Ottawa of sun stroke.

VLWS-F' THE HEATED TERMThe heated term continues. Ther. raometer to-day reached 98°.

Cases of prostration from beat is still l'earfvul. Yesterday there were about 100 cases, and to*day as many more. The deaths average 50 per cent.

CITY MORTALITT.

The total mortality of tbe city from Sunday to Thursday inclusive, 747, including 94 certified by the Coroner. Among the deaths from sunstroke to-day was Dr. T. G. Norton, of Boston, the discoverer of ether.

In Brooklyn yesterday there were 24 cases ot prostration from heat, jncluding four deaths.

INJUNCTION. ''J

Judge Ingraham, to-day, refused a motion to continue the Rock Island Railroad injunction.

The Weather.

NEWARK,

16.—In the case of tbe

United States against Messrs Arman, builders of iron cladi for the Confederate Government, the arguments for prosecutioq^nfl'defense were concluded yesterday^rTltt Court will render its decision witll^fortnight.

Portugal.

LISBON,

July 16.—Important changes

in Portugene Ministry are just announced. The Duke De Louie is appointed Ministor of tbe Interior and Foreign Affair*, Councellor Ferraro Minister of Justice and Public Worship.

From Leavenworth

LEAVENWORTH,

July 16.—General's

Grant and Sherman and party arrived here this evening and proceeded at once to Ft. Leavenworth where they will remain until Saturday, when they leave for Denver, via Kansas Pacific Railroad.

TBMPBBATTTBB.

-Weather not so warm to-day, thermometer Indicating only 98° in the shade. a .a trOHJ From New York.

NBW^QBK,July

16.—The number of

persons reported as having been prostrated by the beat during the past 24 hours in this olty, Brooklyn and Jersey Oity, exceed* 100, over 50 per cent of tnese have proved fatal. Dr. Harris, Register of Vital Statistics of the Board of Health, make* tbe startling announcement that 250 deaths are known to have resulted from tbeexceseive heat of tbe past three days within the Metropolitan district.

J., juiy 16.—There have

been thirteen deaths caused by heat in this city and vicinity during the la9t two days.

ALBANY,

July 16.—The Express re

ports thlrty.seven sunstrokes yesterday, twenty-one being fatal.

BOSTON,July

1C.—A few cases of sun

stroke yesterday, two fatal. PHILADELPHIA,

CHICAGO,

July 16. —Thirteen

deaths from heat, from midnight to noon, to-day. BALTIMORE, July 16.—There were fifteen casee of snn-stroke yesterday, two fatal.

July 16.—Only one case of

son«etroke reported to-day, not fatal.— Highest range of thermometer 90 degrees. prom Washington.

WASHINGTON,

July 16.—The Recon

struction Committee have concluded to w»it for the military returns of the State elections in Mississippi, which are daily expected, before taking action on tbe case preeented by the Committee of Recon•tTuctionists from that State. wnaasrs

Indianapolia

iNSiAVAroLIt, July 16.—A workooan named John Hers fell from the thirdstory window of the new theatre building to-day and was faUlly injured. m-- kss sight or tea csaee of nn-ctroke

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3aue&/ -rrfa. CABLE NEWS. jGjSW^'" ...

July 16.—The Moniteur this

roorniDg has a pasiflc article on the speech delivered by tho Marquis DeMauater, Minister of Foreign Affairs, before the Corp* Legialatif. It regards this speech as proving the policy of Prance is one of moderation.

OCOUP-

red yesterday and t« dajr, four of which pwte4«ii»s9.

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Mr. Morrill, from the Committee on Commerco, reported a bill for registration or enrollment of foreign built vessel^.

Mr. Thayer called up the biirfor relief of loyal Choctaw and Chicaaaw Indians, but Mr. Henderson asked that it lay over for the purpose of making some Inquiry.

Mr. Connes9 moved to lay aside unfln isbed business and take up the bill for protection of American citizens abroad, saying both Republicans and Democrats were pledged to the protection of naturalized American cirizens.

Mr. Morrill moved the regular business should be attended to, and Conness' motion was rejected, 21 to 2.T

The Indian Appropriation bill was then taknn up. Opposition was made by Mr. Howe and others to several of the amendments making appropriation for remoyal of Indians to new reservations under tbo treaty, which however was agreed to.

At 4-30 the Senate went into executive session, and in a fow minutes took recess.

Mr. Kamsey, from Committee on Post Offices, reported a bill to authorize tbfe construction of bridges Wrosa the Ohio River.

It provides ihat parties authorized by State laws to construct suc-h b-idges must submit to the Secretary of War for ap proval, complete designs and maps, exhibiting full particulars of the undertaking, and prescribes detail the manner in which they shall be constructed.

The span across the main low water channel must not be loss than ninety feet abovo low water mark or forty feet above extreme high water mark. The length of the main span and of other spans, is left to be subsequently determined.

Mr. Sherman, from Committee on Finance, reported a substitute for the bill passed by the House May 28th, relative to transportation of merchandize in bond to other plases than the original port of importation,which substitute provides that from and after Sept 1,1868, merchandize other than wine distilled, spirits perishable or explosive articles and articles in bulk which shall appear from the invoices and shipping documents to be destined for either of tbe ports of St. Louis, Cincinnati, Portland, Maine, Boston, -Philadelphia, Baltimore and Hew Orleans, may ba entered for warehouse and immediate transportation, and forwarded at tbe risk of the owner to Its place ot* destination.

The bond required shall be for double the invoice value of merchandize with not less than two sureties, and the merchandize so entered for transportation shall be delivered and transported by companies regularly incorporated is common carriers, and designated for this purpose by the Secretary of the Treasury, and to or by none other.

Such companies are to be responsible to the United States for the safe delivery of the goods, and to be placed under bonds with such conditions as the Treasury Department may ptescribe.

If possible no route shall be designated which by reason of change of gauge or other cause involved a transhipment of merchandize, whioh must be carried gar. der lock and seal and be inspected .at proper points by custom officers,

It must also be transferred directly from importing vessels to cars or vessels in which it is to be transported, otherwise it will be subject to seizure as unclaimed property and deposited in tho public store.

The bill contemplates appointment of appraisers and other officers at designated points to carry into cffcct'its provisions.

It also repeals all

vacts

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CONGRESSIONAL.

I ^VABHINQTON,

July 16,

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Mr. Chandler from the

Commerce reported a bill to extend the laws of the United States relating to navigation and commerce over Alaska, and to establish a collection district therein and for other purposes, which was amends ed and p&seed.

Mr. Sherman from Committee on Finance reported a joint resolution to amend tbe 14th section of an act approved Jtaly 28,1866, entitled an act for the col* lection of direct tax in the lafa insurrectionary States until January 11th, 1869. Passed.

which author-

iee* or abatement on return of duties on account of damage occuring to daring the voyage of Importation or on account of actual injury, loss or destruction in wholo or in part by fire or other cause after its reception within the limits of the United States.

Mr Morgan from Conference reported a joint resolution providing that there shall not be carried on any vessel on a voyage, a greater number of passengers than in the following proportion

On the second deck, not being an open deck, one passenger for every one hundred and twenty cubic.feet of clear space, and on the main and poop deck one passenger for every one hundred cubic feet of clear space contained therein, the space in each case to be ascertained in tbe manner providedjby law for measurement of tonnage.

A penalty is provided of $50 for every statute adult carried in excess not allowed by tim bill, and if the excess is more than 25 per cent, of such allowable number, the owner or agonts shall be subject to a fine not exceeding $2,000, and imprisonment not exceeding eix months, and the master on conviction, shall be imprisoned from six months to one year.

Mr. Hendricks entered a motion call the bill recently passsd restoring to political rights certain persona in Southern States. He had understood it removes disabilities of Radical members of tho Georgia Legislature, but not of their opponents in the same body. He condemned such discrimiuatsng legislation.

Mr. Stewart called up tbe bill authorizing tbe purchase of certain public lands in Alabama, which passed. It makes lands in certain counties named subject to sale as other public lands that are now being reinstated to actual settlement under the homestead laws

Tbe Committee on Post Offices repotted a number of amendments chiefly in regard to details of the money order system, which were agreed to, and the bill passed.

One of the amendments authorizes the appointment of superintendent of foreign mails at a salary of $3,600.

The Indian appropriation bill was again taken up. -tHwA'--HOUSE. ...'.v

The Missouri contested election case came up. Mr, Benjamine made an argument against the loyalty of the contestant, Switsler, who followed in his own behalf, denying be was ever disloyal and throwing back the charge upon his opponent.

Mr. Butler made report from Committee of Conference on invalid pension appropriation bill, thu point of disagreement having been as to disposition of the naval pension fund. The report was agreed to.

Mr. Perham, from Committee of Conference on nine pension bills, made report, which was agreed to.

Mr. Chanler presented a petition of officers of the army for the passage of a bill to equalize tbe pay of officers and.establfsh tbe pay of enlisted soldiers referred to Committee on Military Affairs.

The Missouri election case Was resumed, and Anderson, the sitting member, replied to the speech of tbe contestant.

On motiQ& cf Mr. Wilson (Iowa) the

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report was recommitted, with instruction# to inquire into both claimant!,to Gl." u,

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SENATE.- 's"d

Committee on

Schenck,. from Oommitteo on

Ways and Means," reported, back the Senate funding bill with '.thirteen amendments, and asked^t&af tu^bil} jphd amendments be pfintSa ftnd madfS Bjiecial order for tormorrow si mediately! after the reading of tbe journal.^

The amendmenta wePe ^ea^ the first limits tbe deno^ajftfati^iC of- .bonds to be issued to $5& bonds.

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Tbe second strikes out the description of bonds 2p, ,,30 and 40 "years, Ac* and: makes all bonds^O years bearing coin in. terestat3, 6 ^.lO'^er cent per annum.

The 3d, 4th, 5th, 6t£ and. 7th ate ?er bal changes rendered nocesaarv by tbe 2d.

The 8th strikes but. the 3d Section and nubsiitutes for it the following That tbe bolder of any lawful money of the United States to roe amount of 50 dollars or any multiple of t0 dollars, mai convert thasame into bonds for an equa amount authorized by the first section of this act under such rules land regulatwna as the Secretary

lhe: Treasury may

prescribe ill ill ilOl it Provided, that such conversions shall not be allowed at *ny jfcime when" the amount of U. S. nbjes outstanding is re* duced to $30,000,1)00, anQ an^ holder: of any of the bonds provided for in the first section of this ac£ i*wj. present the

Amendments -10 and vei bal Tbe 12th proposes the following

Mr. Moorbead moved the evening ses« sion to-aigbt be to consider the tariff bill.

Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, moved adjournment, which would leave the evening session fpr general debate.

Mr. Moorhead demanded the yeas and nays on the motion to adjourn, the vote was 66 to 64.

The House took recess till 7:30 p. m., for general debate.r -s mas&B r'. ssi ".0 «»*«&•*»

From Baltimore.'

BALTIMORE,

July 15.—^The banquet to

Reverdy Johnfonj to»niglxt waS a -very pleasant occasiop. W- Garrett presided. 1*r-7pr3r tlrtJno.

Mr. Johnson made a lengthy response to a toast in his honor. In relation to his mission to England, he said he entertained a confident hope that the delicate and important qaeetiohB^that might arise between our country and! England will so be disposed of as to remove all embarras* nionts. '?Hi

Mr. Thornton, British Minister, expressed his gratification that Mr. Johnson was to represent America at London.

Other speeches were made by Senators Nyo, Hendricks and others. PRINTING OJHCE ETTRITED

The office of the Petersburg (Ya.) Index was burned Monday, and nearly all material of the office with the press, destroyed. Insurance $6,000, loss about $10,000, The Editor Mr. Camden, lost his private Iibrary.1^1 fnl via?1 I -1":

Prom Worcester, Mas^.

WOBCESTER,

July 15.—Evening—To

day has been the warmest in this city for twenty years. The mercury reachcd one hundred in the shade, and a large number of persons were prostrated by the heat. .•:t .. -s

In Clinton tws cases of sun stroke oc. curred, and eleven- meri were prostrated and carried to their hoi^i^.

FIAN OYERBF ILT^JQINE. A boy named Charles Thewisjg, while playing On the Railroad tra^k in this citv to-day, was run over bv an engie

AUGUSTA,

GA.,

July 15.—There is

mush indignation against Gov. Bullock and Gen. Meade by the^Democratic press, in conseqeuceof their having recommended the Legislature to purge Itself ,of mem bers ineligible under the third section of the 14th Article.

The Democrats anticipate a-sufficient number of their party to be reeoted &om the Legislature to secure a majoritv in each House for the Radicals.

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Obituary.

SCHENECTADY,

N. Y, July 16.—Com

modore Gansvoort died here last night of congestion of the brain, aged 56. fr

Boston.

BOSTON,July

16.—A report says a skel

eton was discovered buried in the immediate neighborhood of tbe Holmes murder at Kingston. It is thought to be that of a man that boarded with Deacon Andrews and mysteriously disappeared some years ago. Many believe Andrews guilty of a double murder.

SPECIAL NOTICES look at our Remnant covoter! 100 clocea AlpkccasSSc per yard, worth 60 to 76c. \(0 ?lgrir«d )6o, worth 25c. 100 Plain OoAtiaa 20, worth SO. 100 Hats ami Fie'd La* ns kOs, worth 30 to &) ceBtm. £0 Flgsied Lawns U^e, worth 20a. Wiy*r& Eng. Banc* wM», 86e,«wttk 9100

SpMiai b*rg»tas ia «a«nuMwr JtaaM Ooadi. TOXUI. BIPL4K¥ OO.

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to the Treasurer of &e:Trnit&dBthtesand demand lawful' ihoney of the Tftiited States for the principal and accrued interest thereon, and the treasurer shaft redeem the same in lawful money of the United States unless theU. S. notes then outstanding shall amount to* *#400,000,000, and such bonds shall. be so rqdeeqtable after the United StatOT have resumed payment of coin for their notes I

new sectioni That hereafter the tax on^any income arising from the funds or other interest bearing securities of the United States, payable to any persoO, State,.municipality, body politic or corporate company,or society who are corporate or not corporate out of the Treasury of the United States shall be asse^ed and collected by the Treasurer or disbursing officer,of tbe United States, charged wiUi paying any interest upon the debt of the United States, in the same currency in' which said interest is paid,'and such collection shall be madeby deducting the amount of tax from the coupons or'interest due Rt the time of pajfiiietft. The 13th is simply the title.

Mr. Randall made a point of order that the second section making appropriation must have its consideration, in Committee of the whole.

The Chair sustained the point. Mr. Schenck moved the bill ani amendment be printed and recommitted, giving notice that he ihouldjreport ii back to-morrow morning after readrhg the journal, and ask Immediate a'Ctiotf.

Mr. Stevens moved to lay the hill on the table. The Speaker ruled the motion oat of order, that it would be consideration of tiie bill, which under tbe rules must first be considered in Committee, of the Whole.

The bill and amendments were ordered printed and recommitted, together with the amendments proposed by Sebenok,Niblack and utwell.

Mr. Boutwell made report from tha Conference Committee on the bill to authorize temporary supplying of vacancies in tbe Executive Department, which after discussion was rejects, 36 to 97.

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CINCINNATI JIAKKET. By TeicgraBb:!* OikciWAtii FLOT5B—Unchiilged and dttll.

WHEAT—Quiet at

90@1 92 for Nos.

af 12%@13 and clear riband clear Bidee at 16^9 17. EtfOS—At

BUTTER--i4Jnchanged,- fresh at Z8@S9. CHEESE—Dull at 14®U.. OOLD-At 14134eellingT143}selHnga

By Telegraph. 1

& Day,

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 167 Main street. O. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main and Ohio, J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and ffh.

DYE MOUSES.

H. F. •jiners, Mtiin, between 6th nnd 7th Sta, H.'Claiidfe, No. 8 florth 4th St. DRY GOODS.

Tuell, Ripley & Co., comer 5th and Male W. S. RyceACo., 77 Mainstreist.'V !1«*'stmt O. Wit tig & Co.. 73 Main street. Edsail & Co., corner Fourth and Main street Saxton & Walmsley, 111 Main street. Corneline ft'Haggerty, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Grorer, Fourth street, opposite Market. Birr, Gulick & Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan

& Co.,

corner Main and Sixth.

J. & H. A. Davis, oorner Main and Third.'** FARMING IMPLEMENTS,^ Jcq#

& Jones,

east side Public Square, irnie

Lyne & Lawes, Main St., near corner 7tbt(c»' GAS AND STEAM FITTERS'* F. Gelger, Gas and Steam Fitter, Main Street, between &th and 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL UTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS, joeei'b C. Yates, 145 Main street.

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Slain.' Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Terro HauseHonfo, corner Main and Seventh. Early House, West end Main street. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS." R. Buckell, South Fourth street. Wm. B. "Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.

ICE DEALERS* "3 CI

JScob ^(»intoshl,'CS ttaia Street* «sS Jacob^llay—Orders at Bippetoe's. INSURANCE AGENT&. I Scott A Craua, Main street,east of

JEWELLERS, ISJ* T?»TI»»

S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. p--aa3^oo.JJ John R. Freeman, 6 Warren'sBicn-k ,ii JOB PRINTER. Jolin A. Bryan, 11G Main Street.^3 lawai?.a

MUSIC DEALEIU3.

Sr.G.Lindemann,91Mainstreet.

Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street'.5 1 MECHANICIAN. A. TiUman, Ml Main street. Vfc fliCH

MILLINERY

Mrs. M. Wyeth,-68 South 4th Stre*t Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post OUice. .-'-~ Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs. sNO^IONn, AND TRIMMI#r^ 'll.ill.ldta, 1ST Main street.

PLUMBER

R. Buckell, South Fourth street.Ji«. RAILROAD AGENT.*, Jams? H. Turner, at MoEeeo & PHUU«/I*.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Joseph Strong, 190 Main street. S 5, JBKIRTS AND CORgf" B. Weisi, opposite Post Office.

STOVES AND TINWARE.^ G. Foster Smith, oneOoar Esat Hulnxau's S.

Henderson, Fourth street, Sonth of F. O James B. Haggerty & Co., 187 Mais HI

TMJB HOUSE F» 01 H. CLARIDGE Bas returned to this eity, and fltted np Stesuoa. D-ceingand Srcnriac Es'abllshaiont, at the all Stand, Vo. 8 North Fourth 9treot, where he will. be pleased to meet his old friends, and as mrax new ones as may Ssror hira witb^t^slr yatronag

J. Jt1. McDONAXJ#' oe T«i (Scooetsor to A. A. Aaxm.ny

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BooKs, Magazines, stationery, ato.,**4 ton

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CORN—In good dem&nd at fol! rates, ear st.5.5, SheUad 86(998, OATS—Firm but qutet at 74@75 for Ho 1.

BTE—Cull. COTTON—DnU and nscliati^ed, middliDg at 21 ®W^I9KT—At S3 to 40, lower and nomiaaL .i-

FORK—Sold at SS8 66 but was offered at 28 »t the close Trithont buyers. LARD—Declined to 17% bnt no bay«rs-at the close at this rate.

BULK MEATS—Neglected, shoulders at and sides 14. '11% BACON—Dull, hardly

any

demand, abouldiru

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COXTON— Heavy, declining «t 31^@32 for dliag uplands. FLOUR—Dull and 10@15 lower, 0800 bbU at 10 40@6 90 for superfine state and western, 7, 80 @8 35 for. extra state, 7 80(310 extra western, 10 4^@12 40 for white wheat extra, 9 35(^12 65 for

H. O, 8 75@10 for extra 8t. Louis, 10@14 50, for good t" choice do. California heavy at 10 OO @12 25. Rre flour quiet at 7 50@9 -80.v_f

CORN MEAL—Quiet. .r WHISKY—Nominal. WHEAT—3@4c lower,' more active at $1 85 for No S Milwaukee, 2 for inferior ueiv red seutbefn, 2 30 for new mixed Georgia. n.i j'.•

RTE—Dull, southern at 11 wt .i- .. BARLEY—Nominal, .j .(M:ctai«5 .i-. MALT—Nominal.

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PEAS—Firm at $1 45 in bona. CORN—Without decided change, at $1 06H 1 10^ fer mixed western afloat 1 Jl% far liigh mixed nearly yellow. -id

OAT8—Heavy and lc lower at 83 for western store, 84@84J4 do. afloat, closing at 85aflnat. COFFEE—Unchanged. ftJGAR—Quietf-Cnbaat

^XCE—Quiet and firm.

MOLASSES—Dull. —iro'S HOPS-Qniet. PETROLEUM—Dull anil easier at 12@lfi fo'Z crude, 33 for refined bonded.

COAL—Dull, LEATHER—Modarate request arid.unchanged.' PORK-Dull and lowet, 1600 bbia sold ft (28 26($28 S7 ior new meae olosiug at Iar,"98@28

for old do., closing at 28 35 tegular,

£2 00@Z2 75 prime, 25 for prims

60 Ohio S

tmt.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagb, corner Main and Fifth. Ollft & Williams, oorner Ninth and Mnlbsrrr

BAKERS.

Frank Heinig & Bro., Lafayette Street^ j^J BILL POSTING* ...|" Geo. W Reifsnider, at this bfflc* B/O BOOTS AND N.Andrews, Main street, bet.Fifth and Sixth Chas. E. Buggies, 16 Nortl^ Fourth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY., Bartlett & Austin, 101 Main street. J. P. MoDonald, Postoffice Lobby. M. W. O'Conneil, Main street eastof Fourth. I CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

McOoe & Uevjjitt, No. 22 south 4th stroet. CARRIAGE FACTORY. Harper, Wlldy & Co., Cor. 2d andJValnut «c\ CLOTHING. nvvas W. H. Baanister, 79 Main Street.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE R. Garvin A Owen, Principal, cor. fith & -MaiftU COMMISSION AND GRAINS1 Lyne & Lawea, Main st., near corner of 7tb. E. R, Bryant & Co., East Main Street. J5hn.HaaeJTfc "Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

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IUPDS.

BEEF— Steady. p-rv-• HAMS—Quiet CUT,MEATS- 3(aaS| at' l'2@13& Wi 1C%@17J4 for hims, middles nominal.

LARD—Dull ana neary at 17J4' for steam and*: 17%4@18J^ for kettle rendered. BUTTEE—Quiet at S0@28 for Ohio, [email protected]" State /. ..

CHEESE—Steady at ll@l£%. GOLD—Active and selling np 48%@13, closing at 4!^®42%.

BUSINESS PIRECTORY AT TO N E S ffa. E. McLean, 9G Main street. Baird 4 Cruft, 82 Main Street. Soott

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t'ERRE-HAUTE IN D1ANFJflDA\„, 410RNING. JULY 17.1868.

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Cotton Parasols, Silk Parasols

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fireat Bargains!

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SUMMER GOODS

Vine Embroidered Handkerc'fs At 2ricent8_api re. 4 M. Fine Scftllopped Lawn ifend'kf (i'At2S cents aptsotk"

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fritf hi, ii estum ttl" Sail

Ladles' and Children's Hose

1QJ^ oents til*?.'•'Wi.andupwards t«-.' si t=.roij|j ssTsrfX

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HOSE,P -v'---rS

12)^ cefitsalid upwards.

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Ball TrlnnBti^tvfllngb, Tape and-V'-.:.

MaisetHes Trim-

bO .• saw ,rjw /mine®, Buifcon^jKm 1m *ii

New Styles and Great Variety .!

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C. WITTIO "^Nflit Door '(©'Davis1 Drug Store.

OR SAXE. 1SV9iT!»aw M*

vdatoiici ot sJsni a

iJiw i-iyoil* ..tz&iTj'i TiWt i-- "1 Espectiog to go to the^ndiati Territory,-1 offer for'sale,, th« stcckot .00#

Fancy Goods.

iesssrrlii

mass

THE BSD- BAZAAR, to 149 Main Street.

flOtJSE and liOT, $4kktre«t, wen rooms, Cellar, Vanhina ?l9»St, Ac. all ln«ood repair. tru

i.sMWilvntKllf''

«K«W

H. •.

-J-j.

.1- '1 AMO

TWO-LOTS, OB^Sotith~3d|street. opposite P. Hart»ochAs resi /If'. ... denre.

W l»«i

•••AT** W*

"•O'fir® AEf'OVitK'1,^' .._

WriiL BE SOLD LOW A8idN I FAVOR A BTjJS TERMS, M. A. W ALTER.

MU^RYCOODS.

JMTMN MH ?TI

,1^50,000 EOLLS

it ,&sJ3 t* PXPF.RS

ui-eSoSi3 et-t eeu'l fJMWBieS -J& tssfc ej»e baa ,*»»»•}»»: #5iJ «ca

Wli 1,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Grimes & Archer, corner Main and 3d Sti. Hickcox, Soott A Co., 60 Ohiofltroet

it»4i *4i

set

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS iv*zij

tel

S«J3

A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKER: Iiaac Ball, comer Third and Cherry.^ HI. W. O'Conteii, Main Street.

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iStt

«& turfy t*i

Vac

STAMP! GOLD (IN NEW niC.SIUSfl. 'Mil, SATISS, -eROTOOS a

BLANKS,

l&Smtx*

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ed t«

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Tim Ac. fte.

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Dg0ORATION&~ »'..v Q* IK GREAT VABIETT FOB f0 aS l»*IT8"- itxzrrm.a: ?.

"A fumtim

,co' ,* It

Pr*T«to Bweillip,. I

1- i, 3^,

•av. ,••*! :C sr

DRY GOODS.

tit

£.

v-'

£. .CI a* ,-1 1

l«0V H0KIY COMB 2,00 each—Ragalar price $3.60.' 3

TfJJBJPL, BJJPLEY & CO.,

ssm CORNER Sth AND MAIN.

»4i ta» .hMB* tSi

Si. *X,

=.ii La.i i'Am-v.ilit.. sv -1 4? -I'sft

WHITE HBKNANNI, Two yards wide, for Shawls! BLACK HERNANNI,

Two yards wide, for Shawls!

TUELL, RIPLEY St CO.

i-rf.' i?4

a] t,V.

Axl~

.* %$, ,hr,» i"

tdl Mi'

fiOOURIKS PLAIN LEM0S! 25c per yard—usual price 50 conts.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

fp'iff Lint) jt an-*CUMSfV

CHKCK SILKS AND Pf#PLIN» .Eleeant variety, at "i '£)$••• A

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

GetsnpuftafKl Mm

6 Ii

'Stt

Black Gro Grain Silks,, Black Alpacas,

Mow*? of www owtr:

-S feijt

3»C0r4tMhs lo suit tbe taste of the Jaincearats to Ofl® W4U F^KB f, ana do away with white washing *ad

onerina. taanwenia iv BKXbT. and do away wi •artJW!#

W. S. RTOE tt OO.

*.3*

»{,.

1W.H

Colored do. [rtJtl AliSOBTMIMT.] TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

satfto i-cukiV "csiwia in «uaUifofo it?? f»itj i^c'J 'nsfri r--

"sS'CJ •~'3 .wqx*

A.*i

Splendid Variety of [Vi

Organdie A Jaeonet Lawns, PLAIN AWD

FIGU&SD.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

DRYCCOODS.

.—•

tun *.

Q1 JiTj'i

iii|

SUMMER GOODS I T., :r c, :"s \d ra j'j

su-« 7 fr.

T?MBEOIDEK'D GKBNADNES, J-iworth Sl OOper yard, BKDtTOXO to CO rents. W. S. RYCE&CO

'0$!

1M4SN

pJjAID POPLINS, DOUBLE JL width, worth 11.00 par yard BKDUCO to EOcts

W. S. RYOE & CO. Oft #«B3SU ti&< !»3f% QROGKAtN and TAFFfiTTA VXgiiks, tot

Sac^asa, a I»0W

FKICM.

w. s. RYCE&CO. 23 ibW

mist

OOP SKIRTS, NEW STYLES lost tMirs4, aod wOl ke seld lass than cost ibjf 10

W. 8. RYOE Jfc CO t&i ri :*. Mi. i» A«s anl b$*i% ACE POINTS **d SHJ£TLAJNT Xj Shawls, CHIAP.

rjBHOVAL

I tara mored mj ogee to Mws MiW«lt's Kill, where I wooll be ftteaaed to SM

Tt.'WU

a* -i vH

ay old

friesds oadonstoaei Thronab receipts jrlren cm shipasBts of pro. ««e« to all 1—ten Oitiesb All IsMillsilasI Watar ratee a* low, aoA tim* as qaMk ae aoy ooBpottBg liseo. Oraaiabatkihlpp** Mow

nttwrfflitfiH

%tiZ

LAND ACENCY.

M* H. HICK COX. H^D. SOOTT- QBO.C2 tc CO.,

IBAli ESTATE BROKERS Wo. SO Ohio Sti-ee Convey a neeing CarefuUy ItMie'

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans n«

gotiated and Money invested.,

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J't ii.*'

VI* f..:,'

Uortgage and Notes $5,t00—at

lilO*

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO. At jxam.'h e-ff'i? o:' ri -i .J is fsists* si -f-vunT iU'U"

HOURS ING DRK8S GOODS, IN

Black Granadioea. Iron Greaadinesfilaok Crepe Maret Black Harnaoni. Black Leaos, Black

iu-frtftt

hf'Jji, Aitfi'l*.*'?!

Largest Assortment JBUached and Brovrn Muslins, Prints, ABO 0T8ZB DOMESTIC GOODS

IN THE WIST.

Wholesale and Hetail, FOR CASH OILT, TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Streets, E E HA E IN

big ilisconnt

forty acres miles southeast of town—2t Sores iu on ItiTatlen, balance line timber. Verj cheap.

Real JEstnte Oolumn "i-7-y oj. "Ii ~3ft jtM 15! HENDRICH & LANGE, Office over First National Bank, d. K. Corner of

Fonrth and Main Streets,

Trifle Haute, Ind.

LAWS.

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Men®' Hats

all binds,

tt-Xfa

1 "w'.4 .r' 'r.n lb"zsli BZ-adt X,*Q-

Boys' Mats of all kinds, a Misses' Hats of all kinds, Iniants' Hats of all kinds, And at all prices.

M, Hats made to order on short notioe. Corns and tee

THE SPRING STILES, 146 Jtfaln Street- Terrs Hants, Ind. •or CTdtf

JOHN ABMSTBONG, fiansmith andTsteneii Catter.

Flour, Whisky and dock brands, also Plates foi .srklng Clothing, cat to ordar. foiicl ^Gum madeaad repairsd In the best of style' 1

All work warranted to give satisfaction. flhop iid door Bast of tho New Court Honse^. Oh'o street, at the Vlco eonnty Hay Beales. fdl

c&BB HEWITT, waoiMAii a acTAn,

No, 82 Som

-it# rflP

ji"srf0

."a

D1& SeW 1i«"

AT THST

VBf met"

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE. 'ic yit jiiyf j. j, t"i ''"vl aa* t»i» 1*3

KG A JS DIE LAWN WOKTH £0 censs, seld at 30 cents. Percalel and'Gingbams'at KEDUCID PRICES.

W. S. RYCE&CO. —i—'Vt-df

mtk..

Tlfeji'

FOB SALK.

Desirable residence on Sonth Market Street.— Orer ii acres of ground, well set with fratt and Bhrnbbery. Price, 17,000 tarme favorable,

New frame house, and lota 90*300 feet.on Straw berry Hill. Very cheap. Two lota In Dean's Addition, rery cheap. 'J .Fiveacres, eastof Tiagan^aGarden 300 acres, 3 miles east, known

Farm,"

r.?

I" II,v »H

ESTABLISHED MAY 12.1851

iU','

•IB

AS AN

:Ke^

FOB SAI«fiiW7«8 CITT PBOPIBTT. *'d

Forty Lots Is Linton's Addition to Terrs Hooss and lot, sast Onto street, Bouse and lot, In UoMarratn's Addltltlon, Home and lot 1b Slbloy's

There are

addition on

APERIENT,

There no msdiotaoso onoh in faror with those: who are aeqaalatoe with thsir action as Bobaok's Blood PUis

i-tiiy

ara sale, pleasant and mUd in

their opsrsUai, and ara persly T'getabls can I be taken by ckMfeii ss w»0 asoatilte try then .at^UkaB't*

atnmcte

eta street,'

ASonse and lot in Boss's addition on Sth street, Roase and lot on Poplar^

betwsSn

and Linton stretts. Two business Hcsses on Alain street COUNTT PB0PSBTT.

Farm el Si acres in HoaeyOr^H Township, 171acres In Linton township. 3 Acres below the Boiling mill, wess side canal.

Joa29dt: itj •,

HATS AND CAPS,

& A fcioj

Lisbon and Burgundy Port] and Sherry wine,

COQNAC BRANDY

HOLLAND OIN,

'4 «7 Main Street, A

TSBB8 HAUTB

COBBtBCllli ULLNB, Corner M*t* 8tr*et$, [on*

TUSU,mnd.6th

amst co.]

XNTMAXOM

[SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

atosooUiaallnnn#»ttw#sxcitsnsni.P«'»aPsoglassto1§witharequiredisnarronsreceivedthatisV/alltaStomadtShealthfoltoarBoftack

Inn I wmc^ mucn &Tor Bitters wins fnll engoing ted proI dnre sonnd and sleep.

'Xi?"

Ja 'i W

iiraatn

as the

all

fenced,

woods

paetnre

"Hnsae

well iaproTed good aeadow

and

farm.

Una timber. A trst-olaa

'.b9TW- 1 r,"

50 Building Lots, a!JotuinK*!tie cityi nortHear —good size—low price and favorable tersss. Honse and lot, on 1st street^ north of Clark Bouse—6 rooms, cistern, large stable, Aft: Prlc* *1|200. Terms easy.

x.*1- .v.-

ERYSIPELAS,

suss

®r,St.Anthonj'sFire,can bo moat efbctnallj" I eradicated by the use of Boback's Blood Pnrlfler In conjunction with.Boback's Blood Pills.

^AsasrgASt

!. "'I.

»:o0

OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation sf the Eyes, not nnfreqnently arises Mm a disordered stats of tha stomach a (ew doass of Boback's Blood Pills will, in most esses, effect a cure by removing tbe ranse. -m- •-•lTAiti-a

Mquvou

Your Blood Pure.

rsmsdiss, now before tne pnblic.

Lso well cakialated to anrlfy the bluod and reoonstnict (Soto spook) tks whole system as Boback's

Blood Purifier, 31oo4 Pills and Stomach Bitters,

taper*" ns Tttdi t'sJf:«0O

1° '-7a^rf-'3SS^i y£

gririsi'

zz^frsQ

1CJ

LBUOORRHQBA,

Or, Whites, which follow local debility and coif•Utatsaaal weakness, a»n be effectually cured the nse of Boback's btomaoh Bittsrs. So not Ut tttadwggist ssll yon any other raasdy, as thsee "fKaaiO prepared with espeolal ref rsncs to complaint, agd are warranted to curs

U»

i.:

eth

streets, Honse and lot on North tth,

and

SKHt tWO.

itrv *&

.•'.••"."I

7th

TASTE

S?OBJ

lislwisn

Ohesent

t^STt

la the moat his tha morning is one of

•R2i

EW YORK HAT STORB

Josepli C. Yates,

••ani x**

NOT

ihesjmp-ofstate

tons of a bilious condition or disordered tkiliTnyud should not,

a single day.be

ior

neglected, as it Is bnt the premonitory symptotc of a traln'of eTiis and the very seeds of disease. 'Procure at once Boback's Blood

adalnistet

Pills,

itbemaccording to tha directions aocompanyint oach box, and ttWdtfltosltT and danger of dlssss* !i l!:^w -is 5,* •Tfr%— .Matron bgt 4*

2»

(hy

BEVERAGE,.

Unlike most of tbe betters of ths present day Drv

Bobaok'e

ato not

Intended

OONFEOTIONEMANB B1EERT, |CONSFM:PTIOIs

Fovstb

Btbiit,

TERRE HAUTE, IND. Wo will keep ooutantly on hand all artialss In onr line, and having secured tbo services of a Orst-class Baker and Confectioner, particular at tention will be paid to the baking department. Especial attention paid to orders for Parties, Fes. vivals, Picnics, Ac.

We have also fitted up a pleasant and inviting

ICI2 CREAM SALOON,

where that Usury may be had during the season. A cordial Invitation is extended to all.

ml9tltf

mxryb yj**••" b?l I

SOLD REGAKDLK88 OF COST! "S-ir- **, j" tl ,-£«»(-ill'(7'^

IMPORTED

Wines and Liquor^ rt* IV M»VUUM» «ssd -sfi»tiemt $fii*htp9tai et, tt« 4#

--A 1*7* y?toui

44W CONSISTING IN PARI' OR *A Bhiue and Nosel Wines*| BORDEAUX CII ABETS, oal «ja tatnert 99-1

as aplesant stimnla.

ting *hlsky kerer**9, bnt are perfectly medicinal,

contalntng only

snfflctent pure bourbon whisky to

hold in solution,ths SMdUlnal extractive matter from which theyare compose'?. Jjll dontstw ins 2m vtmtfxx Smootc^C tpX

••LtJy.V. V... a,

Ij'.'ConscumoN is as certainly ccac as Intermittent Fever, and

OBS

All strictly PUB® and ol tbo !ST qMlitios, 1 ^PBBPAXED PMISOBIPTION" put ny* _______

cl!

fi W1I8&* Jl riVA. -i I HAHAB *00, and by SrngglsU generally, ot BliN W

Wf -V T*

SttWMfi 8d and 4th Its., isH

jsisdsm Tern Haftte, ln4iMW*

TUS

nojr

Tin* 8MUT?

ts tbo oldest and sort rsUabls Isstltatioaof tha kind in tha tuts. Instrnotlon given la aU the ^lockn pm»UUlf to iibMoa|i W®4 sssuiras

^js"jai.us.,^acsii£iS

atnesswo, vrsoof Chscg* Alhw Kpfls will hO adwHtsd. In AttthkMRi •ad pssmsnsklp, at M.Q0 yor mosth.

NO VACATIONS.

Par ftirtbsr IntsmatiM, sstt asd sta tka-j School, toad fer Oollago Papor. Adusaa, GABTfif OWO, «kM«r nmetrMi,

CAau.1

cre-

rBEV «wirt

Small Pol."—

Krr. Chat,

i'.

King, it. D., LL. D.. el

I N

S::z

PREPARBDnsaPBESCRIPTIOjS-, Made

from

tha Prescription cf

KIT.CHAS.I,use, M.

D.t

LL. Ac., Ac.,

For ths PrsTention and Cure of

a:-

Por thaBadiMK Ct«* of ASTHMA, BBONCHITt^, I OATABBH, and all othet affections of the Lung. I Tbroat, and AIB PAS8AOXS fbr Oeneral ao |Boe»ial Oerangenents of the Nervous System, foe., hpisordirs of tha BLOOD and for all Funrf' .Moral Disorders of tho tttomoch and Bowels.

Tbe Prepared Prescription Increases tbe strength and deepens the color i'fs tbo Pale Blood, It subdues the OhUls and Fever, rand diminishes the Expectoration. It checks tb» BIGHT SWEATS, always, In from seven to fottvtoeadays. Tho Appetite la invigorated, and Inpatient rapidly gaine flesh the Cough ths T.dtfloult Breathing ara speedily relieved I Bleep becomes calm and refreshing the evacus-th»andiu» tions regular and nnlform. Al I the general syrafi" I tomsof OOMSOMPTION, AbTIIMA, Brouciivlio,.. I Ac., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity:*

Ii THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used jln every Disease, by wliateve name known, in which there lal exhibited and i!c., rangsmentof either the NTCRVOU3 or tbe

GOT*'

I 8}(MU. It is anequalled in female UUorderi, (Scanty or Suppressed Menses. ''Whites," Ac. ThaPBBPARID PBK80SIPTI0N Is both the I Best and tbe most eoonomiaal UedU iuethat :»i be takeat Tbe average dose, le two teaspo onefti I iU.onc a day. The .patieut never reqntrM

IMMMllS from l*alieiiis, CoXAiaa

HILL, CINCINNATI

der any circumstances, to use "Cough Mir-" ita/'/ortbe Cough "fixpectorants" l«r th.»t Bxpectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite i:, I Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes fvt rti» Hsavons I ri tat Ion Acids for Night Sweats, i,t indskyorOod Liver Oil for the Wasting, fta BfScmo ACAIon la upon tbe OoustitnUons»lfu[. dtttes, Md, through this ron.lltton. up.W it,. WhoioBscisaof Symptoms.

:--l was in tbe Liat.

•tags of Oonsnmptlon. In ten days after takiti/' ^he ^axscairxioH, my Chilis, Might Sweats, *e»«tf4-*. Ac/( decreased, and finally altogether dlsappsar od. A msn skeloton before, I am now well iiorsj with flssbi My restoration Is amarv«l to all wh Wow me.—Sins. 0. L, Waioar, •'Tonr Proscription saved my daughter's Hir^i and baa probably saved me hundreds c,f dollars —Bev. B. Htmruarrs, Bemsen. N. T. "Wo MV* Qod.foi ths bonefiit wshave received from your Prepared Prescription."—Bev.P tm ioBW« Blossborg, Psnn. ""Every

to bom I hats recommsndsd it has

beSsAtMl by Its nS*."—B

ism:?* wS ,-*v'rri

st. 0. D. Joi'ss, Bacln«»

I la all bottle, and is soli In Torre Hacte, bv I.

orders may be addressed to the bole Proprietors, I

OflOAB

BIO8E0 A 00., 87 Oortlandt fetrstt,

S. T. Oonsnltatlon free-

Circular, contain

us Teetlmooioie of many Oasss successfully created will be sent free, by msll, to all who wil I write (or it. deolSdeod

mBaamaBsaaamaBSBasss=ss=m

,, MANHOND: How Lost! flow Restored! j/ikfUlklUt,Mta naitd envtloys. Prtct,tiz

—nj.ycw mt.

J-T J""

cr,--V,

i' A LXCrUBl! ON THS NATUBAL TBEAT •sst, asd Bodieal Uuro of Speraiatorrbcsa, or Bunlnal Wsaaneas, Involuntary Emissions, Sex•Ol Debility, and Impediments t« Uarrioge gen• heraUjr Jlervoasneee, Consumption, £pllspsy, rad Pbysioal Incapacity, rosulting from Self jAbssOk se.,by Boat. J. oaLVBawiLL, II.

D„

an-

thofo the "drson Book," Ac. "i Wn to noasaods of Bnfferen." •sat nMS^sSai, la plain envelope, to anfS addcess. MKrAis. oo receipt of six sent or twa iMSrsSlpstto CHA9. J. C. KLIN£ A CO

Pott ogee Box «w.

Also, Dr. OuIverweU'e "Marriage Qnlde," prtea. I ttoenta. MayBdw3m.

IHPiJOVBD

SOOFLNO.

are prepared to pat on this Boot, and war* .jsf it brlHysan- This is tho best and cbeepWJ sat Boof in ass. and la flre-proot Gallon

CliIPT A WIU1IAU8, 3!

ggga Olg^ PlsatoB Mill*, corner ofJJUtj an%

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