Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 August 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

BY-JE^E GRAPH

Late News From Hayti.

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Condition Of Affair* Un ehattged, .n rfb* x.

Satnattt Gkuning Strength by Deserters from the Rebels. 'i:

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Stringent Measures

Indians.

Gen. sherUhw Ordered to Pursue, Capta retold Snmarily Punish Them. SMI *4

ttaMcintim Keeting Im Hova Icvtte.

Firm Deterniination to be, free from, the ^Domination of Canada. »a oilml /AH Ham a .!*•». *.* »*i

A E N E W S

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Hlctifajfeit, Aug 22.—The international r«M IntaCMn the American yacht 'Sappto»fAP4 th# English yacfaU "Condor," "Oupaoa," "Cambria" and "Alive," is postponed until next Tqeedpf. Tho racp is aubjwkto the rales of tbe Royal YaoM n|BMH»ftf»iiiil the course mice around tbe Isle of Wight. No square sails allowed, but otner sails atidaraw unlimited. The which is Registered at New Yoak«t:274 tons, is-entered at 310 tons.

Tte j^Toril) firman Gayeriunant is about tt institute inquiries into the circumstfiftfes of cholera aboard the emignfiiV rffefji b^fiiebertz.

Tbe dispatch announcing an attempted assassination of Queen Victoria in Switzerlandiwasracafored through the regular nam channel. The Foreign Office here has received^) advices of 'the affair.

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France, v(/1

PABIS, Aug. 22.—The proprietors of th«P"Lariterne," the editors of which were radbfctly aentoncod to pay a fine of 10,000 franca for violation of the press law, yes* tertfay attempted to resume publication of that The police however'worn notified, and the entire edition seized and 06€lwre

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Busasia-

ST. PETEB&BUBO, Aug. 22.—The goverai&etiti# in*roc^lpt *of later dispatches from Bokhara. The Emire had signified a willingness to accept the terms of peace offered by the Czar, with the exception, however, of the duty of building fortifieatiSns.

•4MT-.tr pfom St- Louis- j*,:

sf^JUMBis.Aug. 22.—The Democrats of tmf "Third District have nominated Gen. James R. McCormick for CengressJ

CANVASS toub. ,»'«"«

Col/llngersoll, Attorney General of

A I N I S

Of this city are having made a inagnifU cant Blair banner and a large American foiffiMfetation to the Blair Knights: of Xfewprl'eans. They will cost about! taken to New Orleans by a committee of twenty gentlemen, who j|lma^rc.the presentation. ,,

INTENT TO KILL.

Rudolph Stooke, who attempted to fls-* sassinate Justice Jecko a few days since,' ilai b^jin copimitted to jail on charge of assault with intent to kill.

LACLEDE RACES.

^The fall 'meeting of the Laclede Racing Association will commence September 87th, the purse* and stakes amount to nine thousand dollars.

The horses that will be present will int elude Plantagnet, Pat Malloy, Sundown, Alta Vela, Banshee, Ruth, Frank Woolford. Victory, Ontaro and several other

Torontoeasss^^

Totfoirr*,']!**®. 28.— The Express robbers wen before the Police Magistrate yesterday. Several witnesses were examined. Ilorton has been identified by an* t*ber pMon, who saw hitn jump from the car. The charges against the four women have been abandoned, and the women have bean diachaived. The investiga-i tioii tuncttadjournaa till to-morrow

Railroad Caae.

ALBXANDBIA, Aug. 22.—In the case of the WMhifgtop, Alexandria and Georgetown R4ilrop, Judge Underwood did not deliver ai«^hic« i6-day, but stated he /fguldyglm Kififtg the requisite bonds. direct The delivery of the road to the ola lessees until the Commissioners report was made. The Commissioners were ap»

Dinted and trains will resume running y*»i nm iutt

OatUe plague InTei^sation. BtTFTALO, N. Y., Aug. 22.—M. R. Patiwk^J. St*nton,Ceorge andXewis Allen, States Commissioners to inquire into the cattle disease mat. in this city. This morning was consumed in consultation with the municipal authorities. The Ooaamissioners with the above named an. ho«Uas viait Ihe cameymrdthis afternoon. Oommissioners will, be appointed in different parts of the State to look after catfrom abroad. Several days wilt be devoted to the most thorough ex-* xaaiaation kf the causes of disease.

Don't Like the Nominee. aumTOKT, O August 22.—The DemTjer*fiC^efchtfil Committee ~of Crawford coualf Mt^^SUuadft call fori* Onnvention to be held «t Crestline, August S6th, toaonunate a candidate for Congreea,—

TheyftaVite tne other Counties of the^th District to join them. They positively refuse to Support Noble, the nominee ol" the regular Convention. iioW •««'%--es "I? *'ii

Sase Bail.

CisciNMATi, Aug. a2.—Over 3,000 persons were in -attendance thin afternoon to witness the giraa _pf base ball between the Clftiion (Mb, of MoVrhsiana, and the Buckeyes of this city.

The excitement was Intense. The score f:12to in favor of the Unions.

From New York.

N*w YOBK, Aug. 21.—The opposition bound steamers have settled their differences and returned to tbe old passenger fare of five dollars instead of one to Boston.

OUT or TOWN.

No councilmen have yet been arrested under the Supreme Court warrant", an they are all out of town.

It is probable they will settle tho matter by admitting tho five claimants. DISBANDED.

Tbe New York yacht squadron coaeat Nepr ^odi'prd is bonded, and tt& away in ttgir various tlireqttions.

BBICKLAYER'S MEETING.

At«tneein| 'ofbricklay(fr3 lk3l flight reports were made, showing that about twenty-five thousand dollars have been expeaded in carrying on the strike,.

A resolution to appoint a committee to travel through the country to collect such sums US the different tradis Unions may be disposed to contribute to the strike, and to prevent men from coming the city, was adopted.

JJTTLE UNPLKASANTNKa'S.

Wri Is a little impleas^C!Mt»af|tJta Springfield Arteory and wrtrk shopC' About two months ago un order camc from Washington making eight hours a day's work, and since then tho men have been working on that system with the understandtifg tbf& thieir wapi1" wan t6 continue without reduction. ^i.

On Thursday,- IroWoVor, Col. "Benton told the men iefprmally that he had instructions from headquarters thai their wages would be out down proportionately, thi# all ^wish&d and teciif ejbswrlaid paygfor the #aiiM,

This was an unlooked for turn in affairs, and all hands.quit a,* usual,ai four o'clock with the determination $ work only eight hours, and tak* thn chance of roceiving full pay.- V'A -'of COUNCILMEN^

One of the most aerio-cotoical affairs ever perpetrated fn this city was the arrest to-day of the whole board of Coramen Ooanoilman fotjcontoaipt of Judge Barnard of tho1' anpfornff Con'rt in nrii. obeying an injunction of tho naid court. The .-writs fp? this arrest hwl "been in the! hands of the Sheriff sevoral duyp, but they could not be found. By preconcert ted arrabgeiaeat thol CDuncilmen met quietly at their rpoqaa in the City Hall to-day and pt^cooded-to transact businoss. They had just passed'ft resolution admitting to seats tho livo members to whom they herotoforo doniod that right, and by that denial bringing thomrie'.ves ino contempt of tho order of Judgo Barnard, when the deputies of tho Sheriff appeared in their midst and declared them all un der arrest. A motion to adjourn was carried. They then formed in line and headed by tho Sheriff and his doputiorn marched to the Supromo Court. TboS Court had however adjourned, when tho Sheriff put tliom each under parolo of oath to appear next Tuesday, and they:' dispersed. Tho whole affair is ro^arded^ hern as a farco.

MORTALITY.

Deaths this week 731, an increase ui' nearly a hundred ovor last wool owinii mainly to diseases brought about by eating diseased boof. Sovoral persona who attended the Methodist camp meetiDg arq said to have died since arriving homrt from eating moat of diseased rnttln pol.^ them at Sing Sing.

STABBED

During a quarrel last night Geo. 3ewell stabbed Chas. Smith, it is Bupposei fatally.

HOC DISEASE W ,•

Tho hog disease has broken out amon^ swine in Hampstead, L. 1. ARRESTED.®5- 1

Three men, claiming to bo detectives, were arrested to-day and held for trial oii charge of following citizens for several days post. 7--

AT SEA.

A coffin with across standing upon it was passed at sea off Jfontauk Point tferdajr:^y a plovbqtft. jiw

DISEASED CATTiE.

By tha report of one of the health inspectors it appears several rattle have been sold to butchers who have sold them for meat to our citizens. One man who kept a dairy in Duchess county, conf tinued to send milk for several days tt this city, knowing that the owe were tiok, and even sent it from seven »f ihem on the day they died. Ho has now beet prohibited from sending any milk to the

°ity' ti »a REOISTIR JONES.® The new register, Jones, in a published lettei intimates he will bestow most, if not all, tho offices at his disposal upon members of tbe Republican party. It had boen stated he intended to make no changes.

RETURNS.

Miss Clara Lojuiaa Kellogg reti&nf.frOm Europe nest month 2 a'FATAL A£3AVLT.

A man named Nicholson assaulted John Jordan and wife in a tenement house on Navy street, Biooklyn, last night. In defending themselves Jordan •and wiffe^ killed Nicholsort. Tfioy htvo boen arrested

EXECUTION

Michael Con lev and Charles Burke, wh& we» ^Sentenofed- to bo 'lmng%i tlui 28th inst., have been respited until October 9th. They assisted at the murder .vj ins llicks near Port Schuyler.

An old eysore of woodon buildings oit Steuben street, in .lerney City, dirappeared last night. .JPECRRTARXj-WELLTW. !Hio gun-boat Taliapoosa with Secretary Welles on board arrived hero to-day He will sail lor Washington Monday

-y uociE^Ei^^fti^.jrii^ I English Billy, a notorious counterfeiter, wab~to*day rotowed Wilwal no after

FIRE

Roark'a planing mill with largo nniount of lumber was burned at Albany ye?ter day.

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*"r Drowned.

.. HLAiiKLtniAj Aug. ie\ ..tntfip MissIstibefti* Smith, 1*?, dn\ighter ot General Kilby Smith, United' State} Consul at Panama, was accidentally drowned at Forreetdalo, Delaware riveT tho bod^' i^ot ^ntrecaverod,

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RiverainoTark closed t^ day with a raoo for horses tKft~^fi'®r"never lioateu 2:35. There w«e.fivA fto'nWstantA The oliestnut mare, "Belle Siricbjand, owned by Leandor Corner, if Fitch Baj-^ won in Ihtoe 6{iS^lthfeai8.^.-Tin^-i-38 -snd

Fire.

ROCHESTER N. X-, August 22.—Tho stove works of O. G. Curtis, on Mein St., were destrored by fire last r.ighl. Loss $5,000.

From Washington-

WASHIGTON, Aug. 22—Tbe Gent,?ft Land oificg has received from the Surveyor General at Denver, Colorado,. two ^contracts submitted for approval. One for survOTB in the vicinity ot the head waters of Bear and Boulder Creeks, and in the vicinity of Central and. Idaho Cities, including valuable mineral and timbered lands and the other for surveys in San Luia Valley, including a large number of American settlers on Sawatch Creek, and the Mexican town of Comejos and the Mexican settlements near the same. Thtse contracts have beon approved by the Commissioners.

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.

Fractional currency receipts from the printing bureau for the week $460,500. United States notes shipped $1,000,000. National Bank notes issued $83,300. Amount in circulation $299,917,870. Fractional currency destroyed during the week $537,000.

AGRICULTURAL SCRIP.

The Commissioner of tho General Land office has transmitted to tbe Governor of Delaware 863 pioces of Agricultural College scrip, issued under the act of Congress approved July 2d, 1862, and its supplements. The said scrip embraces 90,000 acres, being the full quota to which the State is entitled under the law.

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Secretary Schcfleld received a dispatch to-day from Gen. Sherman, dated Omaha, August 20th, in which he announces that he had just received a dispatch from Gen. Sheridan, in which he confirmed the press dispatches ubout the Indian outrages.— Gen. Sheridan says the outrages are too horrible to detail.

Gen. Shorman ordered Gen. Sheridan to continue the pursuit, and drive the savages from that section of the country, and when captured to give them summary punishment.

The Secretary of War communicated the intelligence to the President, who ao quiesced in the stringent measures with which the Secretary of War and General Sherman woro taking in the matter,

BOUNTT LAND TV.ARRANTS.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office in making up his annual statistics for tho fiscal 3 ear ending June 30tb, 1868, has ascertained that 3,776 bounty land warrants for military service havo beon satisfied by location, covering an aggregate of over 512,000 acres of land.

Tho lands thus taken were generally by actual settlers in Missouri, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas, Nebraka and the torri tory of Washington, Dakota and Cnlora dO. -GAUGBRfl.--

The following is a list of gaugera undor tho rfew revenue law appointed to-day John Sexton, let District of Missouri, at St. Louis.

John C. Nayloss, J. Matthias Coombea and Wm. J. Newkirk 2d District. Ji. Brown Brasshores, 21st District of Pennsylvania and John F. McGougle 9th District of Pennsylvania.

Confederation Meeting.

Halifax, N. Aug. 21'.—An enthuniastic confederation mooting wan held at New Ghugow, Nova Scotia. 3ovnrnl mombera of tho Legislative Council and Houso, of Assembly were present, and rpoko in favor of repeal.

Expressions of a preference for annexation rather than confederation woro loudly cheered.

The following resolution was adopted by acclamation: Resolved, That tbe thanks of this meeting be tendered to the gentlemen who -addressed lie* and to the members of the local Legislature who have favored us with their presence this evening, and that the meeting express their firm determination to accept of no compromise, but to maintain an unceasing struggle for the purpose of freeing Nova Scotia from the domination of Canada. The House of Assembly is considering the minutes of the Counoil and a aeries of resolutions addressed to the British Go~erndment inSiating upon repeal. The opposition have two members,

From Boston.

BOSTON, August 22 —The banquet to the Chinese Embassy last night broke up at midnight. Caleb Cushing and General Banks were among the speakers, Gen. McDowell and Commodore Rugers among the guests. The Embassy and city government are enjoying an excur rion down the harber to-day in the revenuo cutter McCullocb.

PROHIBITION.

The State Prohibitory Committee have issued a circular to the Republicans of Massachusetts urging return lo tho prohibitory liquor law, closing as follows: "Impressed with these views wo urge you to select delegates to the approaching Republican State Convention, who, on bis quustion, truly represent the Republican party. Men who, in its behalf demand with no ambiguous phrase the repeal of tho present liquor law and a return to the former policy of the Commonwealth. In tbe hands of such men every interest of tho State and the future of the Republic can party may bo safely trustod."

OHOLERA.

Patrick Harligan died in Brighton yesterday of cholera. THE GOVERNORSHIP.

Tho Commonwealth states that Hob. Wm. Claflin has finally yielded to the request of his many frionds and signifiud his willingness to havo his name used as a candidate for Governor at tho ensuing T?epuMinm State Convention.

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A Hundred Mile Walk. WORCESTER, MASS., Au». 22.—John 1J. Tongler commenced a walk of 100 miles in 24 hours," at 4 o'clock yesterday, on tho agricultural grounds at Fitchburr

Sunday Night Dispatches.

England

LONDON, Aug. —Dispatcher from Constantinople report that Admiral Fara!»ut still reraainod in that city last week.

He l»ad an interview with Ignatife, tho Krasinn Rmhassador to tho Sublime Porto, and Kiil.3o«|Uently tho Admiral in company with Gon. tgnatifo visited the Turkish minister?, Fred. Pashi and Ali Pii'hi.

Fi'ttnee.

PARIS, Aug. 2?.,-Tho Tatrie fir an editorial on American affairs advises that tho dispute between the United States and Great Britan concerning the Ala. bama claims be referred to the arbitration of one or tho Great Powers, as tho only method of arriving at a definite and ftml natUeroent.

New York.

NEW YORK, August 23 —The United States steamer Desoto, Commodore S Boggs, from Port-au-Prince, Havti, Aug'

116 th, has arrived. When the Desoto left tbe U. S. gunfcpat Gettysburg and the English man of war Favorite, and a small Spanish gunboat, woro. at anchor

Port-au-Prino^- StC ^reil on board the Gettysburg. ml "'itit^l condition of affairs at ine Pi*- j^-oortod unchanged and Port-au-PrnK.e

Salnavo gaining

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era from the rebels SUDDEN 3EATK. Mr. George Scott a highly

merchant ot Steubenville, G.hio, ditmorning while attending divin.^orV1^ St. Albain's church.

His body is at tho St. Nicholas

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European Hews by Mail. NEW

National Camp Meeting.

SPRINGFIELD,

BULK MEATS -Firm but quiet ai 1T^@14Vi for obi uldors and Bidos. BAOON—Shoulders at 1"^®1354 ^ud clear aides at 17JJ with good order demand sugar cured hams S0J£@21J^.

BDTTISri— InII lor all but rbtice irbich brings 35@30. CHEESE—Advanced %(ijflt:, \vreitern Reserve at 16)^@16, factory 10,V5'«i'/.

EGGS—Firm at 15ig Ifi" APPLES—Very ncarce and Winted at 7 per barrel.

PEAf.'HEtf—A|enty at 81 o9(34 per feu. LIN3EED OIL—Firm and quiet at£l 1+. PETKOLEtJM—Steady, refined 33@35.

OVER—Dull with small sales at 14. ...• TIMOTHY—In demand at 2 90®-. FLAT—5 95r4S 30. GOLD—fl 43?4 buying. I

in?W YOJSK MAHKKT j' By Tfilftgraph.j N*w YOBK,

RTE FLOPE—Dnll, 150 bbls. at «7 25(§9 75. COHN MEA.I.—Firmaud In fair request, State at S5 G5.

WHISKY—Eirmer at 71c in band. WHEAT—Very Dull and nominal'y low^r at $2 25 for new red Ind ana, 2 45 for new white Michigan, 2 60 for choice amber southern.

RYE— Lower Si 40@1 41 for southern SI 8C fir western. BARLEY—Nominal.

BARLEY M"LT—Qniet dropping CORN Dnll and l(&2c lower.at SI 14® 1 19 fur unsound and 1 193^^1 2? for eouml mi^cd western afloat.

OAT3—Heavy and lowor at Tbij ^9 Kn westnrn in storo and 75f(i77 aflont SUGAR—In fair demand, Cnbs llrai?.

MOLASSES—Bull. HOPS—Quiet at 1'@30 for Amer'can. PETROLEUM— At l'J^c for cruJe anil [email protected]£ lefined bonded

LEATUER Hemlock solo nrtiw Ind firm at "7(3'2T for Buenos Ayres heavy weights, 23@30 for middle and light do.

ITOOL—Firm and in good demand at 10(550 for dom-stic fleece PORK—Quiot but Fteadv S2S

LARD—Quiet steady lS® fjl8c for pt«im 19.g 19}i for kettlo icnd red. BUTTER—Steady at 31@3ec for Ohio: 37@41: l' b'ate.

HEE3E—Firm at'1QI8. GOLD—Firmer at the tl' se. otriug to a lo«3 of Epccie tho banks, aud a'!v»nced to

SPECIAL .wbticsLs.

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UK Mnilltn :nd bo c1«k! "fci 'Ht niilf fhAr vaiiio. Cloaks niarlied S 13,00 SC Cloaks 15,ft0 825 Gloat* -V- -la.60 *20 Cloatfi 'woo 815 oak» SjiO

Terriflesiau^btr-r inall Snmraor DrrwOnod»t TUEsI. RTPLTTY A 'O.

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'I'p.RRff.-HAITTE INDIANA. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST «f,1868.

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YORE, Aug. 03.—Tho steamer

City of Antwirp brings mail adviccs from Queeostown to the 13th. Preparations for tho forth-eouiing Parliamentary elections were in progress throughout Great Britain.

The test question is the disestablishment of tbo Irish church, anil Liberals and Tories nra obliged to .declare for or againstthnt measure befQTO Jjaair constituents.

W. E Forester, M. P. for Bradford, in ado a speech in which he condemned D'israelli and his policy, but praised Lord Stanley's course with rogard to the Alabama claims and nationalization question.

Douglass Cooko, editor of the Saturday Review, is dead. A telegraph cable is lie laid betweio Denmark and Russia.

Semi-official correspondence of Berlin praises Baron Von Boust'a reboot apeech at the riflo meeting in Vienna, on account of its admiesion that Austria is no longer a German State, nor considers herself called to exercise a guiding influence ovor the destinies of Germany, and adds that Prussia will not quarrel'with Austria as long as she adheres faithfully to ,the principles of peace and reconciliation thfis laid d"wn

MASS., Aug.

An immonso gatheriqg, lriclndidg pernons from nearly* o^-cry Stnto tho TTninn is anticipated.

Tho grovo whftre tho meeting*1 irf to ho hold was dedicated to-day by religious coromonien, which woro witnessed by thousandi of people. nt lislti IB 1

Prom Washingtofi#®^®

WASHINGTON, Aug.

It is said that Genoral Mcilahan, the now Minister to Paraguay, will be instructed to use his best efforts to restore peace between that Republic and the allies now waging war again3t hor.

COSfeiNHATI MAHKET. Bj Telograr.li.l CINCINNATI,

HAUTE'. -NOVELTY. WORKS, BY

TITTMAN & CO.

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National camp mooting of tho Socond Adventists will begin in this city, to-mor-row and hold one went

23.—William P.

Murray, E=q., of St, Paul, has, reached hern from Venezuela. ,, ... PEACE INSTRUCTIONS..

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FLOUK—Dull an.l lC(j,15r lower, 1'amilj JO Tf. @10 36, the lattoran extre-m iate. WHEAT—Dull and but in limitoddotoanil nt SB

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CORN—Dull at 92@03 for

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OA.TS—Lena firm. Ri'lf—Dull «t 81 ?8@1 80. t.OTTOM—Nominally 26^. TOBACCO—Unch-i- god anJ lirxn. tVHISKT—Held at 05c -withouf rbt dsaiaii i. PORIC—Held at *28 75 LARD—IleW ot 1SJ£, but uodaiDRnil rf contoqupnee

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FLOUR—Dull 10@30c lower Se 90@7 8" for miporfino State western S7 85@9 90 for extra waster Sl- 0'J@ 1 50 white wheat extra $3 60@li250 round hoop Ohio $10 0P@11 00 "t. Lonis SU25@14 0 closing heavy. California flour dull r.t 810 Oil® 12 12.

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clo»ing at 828 "ili rogulnr $28 75 old "do. S23 2 «:r23 87 for prime and 2^@25 60 for piime mess. ^BEEF—teadyandn chang d.

BEBF HAMSCtJ MEATS Firm at 8'3%S11 shnhlderj ItiQ19^J miillinga quiet and an Eteadv

TH'fi ''TIGER" otrri THE "TIGER" OUT:! THE "TIGER" OUTj!

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'c-fH1- i'-j Ti :v .«rtT PRICES MA1)M to HELL THE GOODS without ffwdtothe COST!

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Birr (JIOOUH, EVERYBODY. WHlf.ff TrtiY Alia CHEAP! UiirStocb toolargj tn enumerate, but active ImyerD will te amply repaid for coming to die

"DOWN TOWN" STORE.

As iwery Dapaiiment will undergo tha nama reduction in prices as the folio sing Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins 18 Ctl Good yard wide" 15 Jlerrimack, Spraguo and all best

Prints T..... 12 Ginghams 18 et« Doranstic Do Laines 18 cts Honey-comb Quilts 1,60 Swiss Organdie Muslins 45 jtts

These Qoodi are Worth 65 Cents! Plain. Bnff, Plak and Blae Organdie 4iu) JACONET LAWNS FIFTY C10NTS.

These are the very best quality, and havo bfcen Bi-lliogftt 65 rents.

Frrnck Stripe (ilXJHAMs aad P&RCAIKB 35 CENTS!

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Ai '4ft Cents a Yard, Ever Offered!

White Lace Points, Black Points Selling at 50 Conts On the JDollar!\s

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Hoop Skirts at One^oMtl i'ou will have lo jiay #l,S0 for them nl»ftwhere.

Hoop Skirts- .$1,50 f!.-.l,l TTwetnfnrn at Two iVifWn

t-am t*»"i a M» it !«J»I I T"« NOTION DEPARTMENT. ifliat& GoodjL Piques, ,T

Itoneiif, Glovea, Trimmnifj#,1 Paramo tn, Fan*, if*.t ttr., .. W'l {,,, »i vll

Have Caught th^ "tiger" *jrf.illy,

aa.l prices aro bU-f jing ji/ofuaalJ.«j:

,il. hitK VYill iaIp SSfiiiHR'and nul "flea'J to (ha

^Buckeye" bash ^fere,

When ton late, aftar having supplied tbftir wttiMr it truioh higrbfir priced—eBwwhera— tbhtkinft (h4* i.nlf as advertisement to

TRA^.

nil eu^h.dirapfiolatinftHC wlil-ia tlu.ir a* \re nhall do even mora, tnst««d ot l»is than wo AUVERTI8E. is, i»or: Hi iTET Luok out lor,. Low l^iees! &

Prom tbia time oiit, at

W. s. B¥€E (O.'S,

r,Nrc» mil m«u 1 -'tun *4t. "K I'JjW J»K.}

COLUMN.

•t.w .:r

"V* FIBE. LIFE mt -mum ••.**! **$m taSt^-r 90i r.t nwiifiaa

Rtw *Tsdt ,1-s-AND-r-i mmiMti -m-t'i tiuw&imb %alto ^ccnS3isrT

INSURANCE AGENCY?

ib A? -wk# fi 'dMil "iJKvffJ*- a A Mi

Ma A* 0&AM£« SAML'L 0.800R, i"W.m ft tj»d«

Tha following .Old and Ballabia Oampaniea Bifr

Merchants Fire Ins. CC

•ABTFOBD, CONN.

nbrihAneriftti Plre InTCi. HaBTFORD, OOWN.

.tTfS r»fTfl*5 8«l

Corn Exchange Ptre

Mutual Life ln& €#., UfK&OAI>WAY,

N1W TOBKt.,). wii

ft av% .. -i I

franklin Life InsnraneeOo,

rilPIAlfATOim, IND. i'liur.

United States iasnaHy, €n

mWapwat, Htm TOME. t--efotKi Applications taken anA Policial i*«ne4 in »ny ot tbe Above omaeA ConaMBiel in lowest «urrqnt,.r»ta». Also, EBAlt BSTATS bought and Bold, and COI LTCOTIONfl promptly atWnaed to.

A^»ply

Figured Brilliaiiti, Figured Chintzes,

-rtfi Hf-J *n

SOOTT & ORANE,:

General Fire and Life Insurance Agant

fUtoh bi'O iT IPlGiKi

MaiulSt.»between 5th fc 6tH

Terre Hante, Ind*

3 ^Offloe 150 Main Stteet Old Stand of Org. Thompson A Rest

TMPORTED

^4»aACri«M

A lr,n ~*m JVT? tiarrti tjf

Wines aMLiqwrs,

f,Ta

Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

ill

DRY" GOODS.

I'OW^.4TTNO IN' PART"ftF* T""* I

Rhine anil Mosel Wines,

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

Lisbon and Burgundy Port and Sherry Wine,

COGNAC

HOLLAND»'C3-IIV,

Allitiit-Uj PUBEandot th«,BI9T qaalities,

dtiff

e, wiiss* & co*s,

-a .i j. :i Mam street,

Between 3d and 4th. Sts.,

Jei8d3m Torrfi Haute. Indiana,

Real instate Column

l'i sjx |s.

HENDR1CH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, 8. B. Corner of Fonrth and Main Btraata,

Terre Haute* Ind* JT miry I

Abitracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, aad M«ney invested.

O S A E

u,tn fytl

WJtt't OIXY PBOnBTT. I-.:' i# forty Wtain Llnton'a AUttlta to Terra BaStt Boose and lot, oast Ohio (treat, HooM and lot, in McMnrrain's Addltltjon, Home and lot la Slbley'a addition on Otb itrAI, j.Honas and lot In Asia's addition on Rth street,

House and lot on Foplar, batwaaa tth and 71 struts, Home and lot on North 6th, feetwaea tiheaant and Linton streets.

Two hnsinesa Bonaea on Main street I'fliT OOt)NTT PBOPEBTT. 1 Farm 89 arraa la Honey nrmk Townaklp 173 acraa in Llntoa townahtp. S Acres Iwlow the BolltnK Mill, #«hmaldeinanal.

Jan29dt(

LAND AQENCY.

M' M.HIOKCQX* H. D, jBCOTT. GtO. 0.

KS&L KSTAtR '1 ''liSkKKS

No. BO UhKnnrar •«-. --i -,-: Itff •3" (i*ttrgf/tmrHrt§f Ca+4ftMff Iton*

Atifitrfcetfl of Titla furnished, Loans a*. gfrtiatad and Money invnst«d.. ilo rnr--.'' ••-'•i.. ti 7,K*^ih^.:nfri •'i-m'/t

&. FOB WAJUB^jgnti to IA«irabla realdnnce on Boath Market fltraat:— Over 8 acraa of greMd, -wall aat with frnlt and ahrahbefy. PriM, 17,0(1) tnai t»vonbi»,

Notr framejtom,- and lot, MtMA feet, on

berry Hill.^Verf

A'Tw»

fnt% hTAMtiVAMlllS,

V'P'Itkacr«a.

UMUSICAL.

THE PEOPLES PLiTFOil

fob rwtrf-.tn** *4*

V1U CiirAid

'.mi ,v*

}[t

Blickeye Fire insurance Co.

OLIYftANP. OHIO

Unlted Slates Life Ins. Co.,

No. 411 WALL 8T., NEW IOBK.

[iriT ..

--v.iw

Menol all partial agreo tAat ay CandidaUa for pabUe favor aro the beat over hroagbt out oh aplatfoM.

S. Tkay havo boen tried for year*, kavo atood enfllaehtagly, bare eoa» up taeverytiUag UuM ther were recommesded to be, and are the peoples eholca every wharo. 3. In oppoaitlon to all wlro«wortars and petty deyNciatora my candidates haro steadily roae np^ fcatberedstroiigLh, and atands this day nnited aa the atrongeat host over known In tbe history of the country.

SEQUEL.

1- The flneat and bolt lot of FIB3T OliASd PIANOS and all oth^r kiuiu of Moilcal lnatrn4 meata ever o«»ed for aale in tha WMt.oaabtf foaad at Ktuner's Palace of Music.

B. Hundred* of pnrchassrs who have bean ualaa aiy Plaaoafw yearn, agree that they are tha beat lasting Pianos known. 3. Purchasing largely (or cash, also, by ooenpylng the extensive building of my own, thus aavtageoatly rent*, my euatomara will reosire the baaafitof all such aa-vlngs, aad greater bargains can be had of me than ever known la thehiators of the Fiano trade heretofore. 4. Mo old ratty stock on hand to get ridoff. bat erarything*iMw, aad adding the latest I wpo' tadKtoveitiea constantly to it. 6. I am in favor ofail parties nnltlng with aa this platform, and I snail mskj special to g.t yanr vote this fall.

L. KISSNER'M id

PAiACE OP MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio Sfroot,

XKTtltK.MAl/'rfC. IN1.

MUSIC. O UNDEUANN,

t»/r

if til vfi

riAWOS, M£LOU£OP ft writ 0*iG AlVS, Vloitna. Oaltara, notes, and all kinds of MnsteJ

Msrnhandlae, No. 01 Wabash Htreet. 1 TBBBB HACTTB. INDIANA. I TUN1NO AND BKPAIB1NQ of PIANOS ati| other Instrnuienta wllI be promptly attended to.-

OLD Pf ANOB will be taken In tiiadefos NEVI OBB8. anlOSdwti J. O. IilMPKMANM.

fJIHE SAINT LOUIS

I A N O

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

s«'si. "fr c-

BRANDY

^•'^ooiFc'

QOOD SEWS FOR AI

ll.CWiTO ANT PlCnaON iVHO WILL Ki r, MAD A MB BAPHABIt IN TDIWa PROFESSION.

troalila—all who hare been umurtunate—al whose fond hopes havo bten disappointed, crashed aad blasted by Mae promises and deceit—all who tvavo beea misled and trifled with—all fly to her for advice and eatlafaotlnn. All who are In doubt of the affectiona of those they love, consult her lo relieve and satisfy their minds. in love Affairs BUe Never FAIIb.

She has tha secret of winning the affections oil thao'ppoaits aex, Hhe shows yon the likeness ol yoar futnre wife or husband, or absent friead,— She gnldea the single to a happy marriage, and the married happy. Her aid and advlca has been solloltsd In innumerable instances, aad tbe result has always been tha means of sscar* lag a

Speedy and Happy Marriage, Bbs is, therefore, a sore depeadenoo. It la wai known to the public at large that she was the Aral, and she is the oaly person In this oonntry who aaa •how tha likeness in reality, aud who caa give entire satisfaction on all tha Soncaras of life, whioh oaabe tested and proved by thousands, bothssatrlsd and single, who dally and eagerly vlalt hei.

To all In business her advice la Invaluable. 0h* can foretell, with the greatest cartalaty, the result of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra charge. thKADAME BAPHAIL Is a bona llde Astrologist Mat every one ran depend upon. She is the great. tht Astrologist of the nineteenth century. It is ieat well-known fact that makes Illiterate preteokarasopyher advertisements and try to Imitate r. .eMadame'Baphasils the seventh "daughter of the ^ivsntU daughter shs was horn with a nrtnral «jft she can foretell yonr Very thonghts. She so rnros drnnketaness.

t0AII

Interview strictly private and rnnfldentlal. At a Female Phyatoiaa her remedies nevor fal cure all female Irregularities, and to product tha monthly flow, wlthont danger or exposure.— They can not Injure, but, on the r.-.ntiarj, the) improve the health.

Therefore, ecme one, cume all, to ,•

is to tc Jri

eaitof Flagan'a (]ar1t«a

jSM »i9e«, Ratiiaa. mt, knawn aa tha,^Bnaae) fftrm," all fenced, wall improved good iaaadaw Woods pMtnfrafal nmoliaMr. A OraS-olM farm. ..

60. a I Wi oi toul adMnl nj{ t^«rltj, noithMr —fitrA iHifl^'-KiW-firlrw and IWvmrAM* terota. i. j'*/- .:

Qonla' astf lot, on 1st attest, north of Cljark Sowa^ Wits, 'ftlern, Tarjro a^aMaj ^ric*. il^W,-,TAr»aAay. ...•

W.-)rt(ra(r« aiiii Kc.t*» fatg diieoent

Foity acrea S% Riles watbesit of tatrn—tC acraiic onlttratwu. tJ«lSTr» llaa tlabar. Varj

Zi-*TL ,, c?w'J j'-g

111 Bicintii bet. Ceitral Avttae ui j^i, Cincinnati, Oliio. TBBMS.—Ladles, fl Gentlemen, ll,6u.

N. B.—Tho Madame will answer no letters with oat a fee of fl aad assent stamp Is Inoloaed. Mdress Look Box Ml. au(23dwly

!Z, UNDERTAKERS."

JJipBRTAJaSU.

M. W. O'CONNEIX! Having purchased back from X. TC Ohadwtck, Ornher Co., the Undet takers BstaMlshmsnt, and having bad seven years axperlaaoa in the business, 11 now prepared to furnish MetallcBurisi Oaees, Oaakets, and Woodea Oofias, of all styles aad of' burial matartaUn t^a%ta£, at l(H Main BtAet, l«rr« Haitui) IndlaaiV jr(t'i

UNKAfiK, €OHM18SiO& A «KA1S«

OWKK mtaa

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (Socreaiors to J, II. TTTBNEB.)

VorwanUne A Coamlssloa MnrchMt* Dtitaas IN Grail, Flonr and Nalt.

m^hest aMrkat price paid for allklnrtn of drain. Agants fir STAB TTNXOK Likb. Warn HettsO 6n Mnin Htrsct, .. Mear tha T. H. & 1. it. R. IMpot .'^-Iwlf

jorasuiiT, ai/wio iusr» TOHN HANEY&CO., tw STaAim, COKBl/naR ANO I

ESTABLISHED MAY 1% 1861

•AMWACTVUHCICONPAKI.

Tha Pianos of thla Oompany are enaeatlally Pianos for Western People* They aro not only mado at hotne, bnt are weB made. They hare taken

Frar First PreminnM, at Western Fair*. They poaaen nnrlVAlled eaoellenco of tono andfluiah, and compare wall in all respects with tho beat Inntrnments of Raaterto Mannfartnre. --»r-

Prices var/ froBi "'lo AoronntNQ TO Htrr.r. AND FINISH. ^Every Piano is warranted for Five Ye*™."®*

OLD INSTBUMICNT8 BXOnANGRD AT LIBCBAI. BATKfl. Warohousa 10/ Hoatli Vifth Street, corner of Walnnt, and opposlto the Sonthern Hotel my27dly

AS AN APBMBKT,

il.

and largest stock

dwtf terre ETaU ttf OT^fa

8 A A A

inftEHTAKEH, is prepared to netilei lordets In his line with asatasss snrt Hspalrhr im ir of third and Gharry treats, Terre Haute, Indiana. JanSO-6-dwtf

A I N E A E a

Warehouse oc first Bt., Lt tht Cacti Bitin. aaMwtf TKBBI HATJTS. TBP ~—~l3 tfSil'L **.**:• 6

ii.VsSS-

a«« 3 tr-

jjm

SLSSPUSS MIGHTS

no medicine extant whjch isreoaivad wtth somu^ fsnr BmartTr^M S2? an going to ed all that is riqatredto pro-p due# sound and heaith«il sleoa. tl 7i mrt

-£BTSIPILAS, *&•>

aust sflkctaaUy

ofBrtaq's MosdFurtfier

oonjntwtton with Boback'sBlood Pilh.

OPTHALMlA,

blMMtlsssf tha Byasy ist aaBrsaaaatlv fro® disordered state of tha atomaeh a Blood PIlla effect a con by removing tbe ciwe,

Seep Your Blood Pore.

f.r *TitiTxs ihA .rjt-y, ....

Sipm mi, i,fit tf! ncitAft

LEUCORKHCEA,

*ibr~ 1 td Or, Whites, stitutlonal the nee of

whioh follow local dsblUty weakness, oan be eActnaliy Bobaatfafltoiaach Bitters. w. «.t

aad ooncared by Do net let

the dmgglst sell you any other remedy, aa theee Bitters aro prepared with especial reference to thi»coip|^it^ aji(^(jfa warranted to enre.

•ill -«r

B|)

iliW-44 ,immxia ttoitti^nr:

BASTASTE

Ia the month la the morning is one of tha symptoms nf a bilious condition or dlsordarsd state »r the liver, aad shot]id not, for a single day, to neglected, aa it Is but the premonitory symptom of a train Of evils aad tha very seeds nffflsosnri Procure at onca Boback's Blood FQla, administer (hem according to tho dtractions accompanying each box, and the difficulty and danger of dlseaie will nt onco be removed.

ni.-nr/-

NOT A BEVERAGE.

Bnliko most of tbe bitters of tha preseat day Dr. Boback's are not Intended as a plaaant stliaalatlng whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal, contalnlnrobly SOOcfeat pnnbonrbon whisky to bold in solution tbe medicinal extractive aiatter from which they are comrose-1.

J)114.o^tsA win 2m

fin-:r\-*rth

'ttobttQ tjlo 0ti StFM

!i"Oo*rjiwTioit is as cenaialy cuaa aa Intermittent fever, aad aa oca TAISIT nwwfii) aa Baall Pax."—

Bet. Ohat* £. King, K. D., IL. D.. et itt«J

I N O S

FR1PAKKD PRBSOBIMION Made from the Prsasrlptloa of m.CKM. K.K1H6. ll.V4ift.aw AC* to., for tha Prevention and Oars of

ONSUM'PTION

for the

Badieat Cm*

of ASVHKA, BBOVOTITU,

OATABBH, aad all othat aktUtuoflto Luags. Throat, and A IB PAS8AOBS for Osasral aad Speolal DeraageaMats of tho Nervoas Systsa for Disorders of tho BLOOD aad for all functional Disorders of thoetoaaoft a|pd mils.

The Prepared PreMrtptton

Increases the atoeagth aad dssasaana oaior ol the Palo Blood. It subdasa tha OhtUa aad fever, and dialalshaa the Expectoration. It cheeks the NIOHT SWEATS, always, ia from ssiss to fourteen daye. Tho Appstita la Isvlgcntsd. aad the patleat rapMly gadM flask tho (huk aad the ifficult Breathing aro spssdlly rsuavs Sleep beoomee calm aad rwaklaci 1

id the

tloce regular aad saifcrm. All tkeasasral symptoms or 00M5UMPT10N. ABTHMA, Bronohltu, *0., disappear with a raally astoaisUiig rapidity.

THE FRESOBlfTION

Should bo nsed^n ovary Disease, by Whatever aflmO kaowa, la whiak thsn la, saklhttsAaad daraagsmaatof either tha BEBYOCS or ths Systems. It Is ansquallsd la Tswa D: Scanty or Supers said Menaas. ••Whltsa," Be.

Tho PBEPARED PBESOBIPTIOM la both tho Beet aad tha moat eooaosUsal MsdMae that can betakaa. Tho average dose, is two tsaapooaafal, takes once a day. The patient sever requires, nnder any otrcnautaaoso, to aso "Ooagh Mixtures," for the Cough "Expectorants" for tbo Expectoration "Ton ice" for tho Apastlts or the Weakaeas Iroa for tho Blood iAaodyaoo for the Nervous Irltatlon Adda for Bight Swsats: or Whisky or Ood Liver OU for tho Waatlag. Its Sracirto Acuoa ia apoa tho OoaatituUoaal Condition, aad, through this Ooadltloa, apoa tbe Whole Series ot Symptoms.

NUt«meali RM MMMs, Ac. c,iLi.toB Htu, Ontoutiuti1 was la tbo CAST stage of ConsuiupUoa. lu ten days after taking tbe PatscairrioN.mv Chills, Night Swsats, fever do., decreased, and Anally altogether disappear* ed. A mere skeleton before, I am aow well stored with flash. My rsatorattoa is amarvsl to all who know mo.—Mas. O. L. WaiOBT, "Yonr Prescription saved my daughter's life, aadhasprobably saved mohondrsdsof dollars.'' —Bev. E. Htnmwsxs, Bern ten. N. Y. "We bless Ood for tbe bene Sit wehava received from your Prepared Prescription."—Bov,P. Psaa oataa. Blossburfr, Penn. "Every oao to hom I have recommeoded has benefitted by its use."—Rev. 0. D. Jonas, Baclne, Wlsconsla.

bv 0n^js|i gen

orders may be addressed to tha 'Sole Proprietors, OSO&& O. MOMES A CO., 97 Qertlandt Street,

Y. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Testimonials nf aany OaSso mceessfaiiy )rested will be sent free, by malt, to all who will write for It. decISdeoil

O N A I A N & W FLOTTB.frOBE. liiaow iAXttn FRANK HEUlCi BBO

Hanulhcturen of all ktads of

OBACEEB8, BREAD and OAKE8,

E E and Dealers ia tnj-.

O E I E S

Oa Lafoyette St., bltwseaCaaalaad Depot, E a da30dly INDIANA.

:3f.u3 -1 ':orSA*0'attr il .cit 'ti.,

rtWT?0Afifr INSTITUTE!* iAsneausH aw Faaaca» ro-a lOONO LADIES, Boarding and DayPaplli,

T-- 1937 AJID MM artC€l RTBtfX, PHILADELPHIA, PENN A. (trUl re-»pen on Monday, Sept. 22d. fantca la the language of the Fatally and Is eoastantly woken In the Institute.

MAPAVE D' JlXY.

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