Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 September 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

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Porto OabeUo Snrraudered to Monfcgas.

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Adyices from Me 3el

Determination to Destroy the Juarez Gov&nment.taKl

The steamet Carrche arrived at Curracoa with seventy wounded offlc0rs and men, who escaped from Purto Cabello.

Marshall Fadon, ex-President of Venezuela, now contemplates going to Europe. rinces had declared in favor

Several province! had ofMonagas. Speedy peace is probable,

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Peace Probable,

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ST. PKTEKSBUBG, Sept, 3 Biihop Plattzek some tima since received an order to,Mnd,& delegate to the Catholic Synod ttfef^hMift to'dtfnveni under the dr-" rection of the Emperor. The Bishop refused toVcomply, and has teen sent to SIberia for hisrefusal. -ftlWiil .. Franco-

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piS3j|J&pt. 3.-i-The ifemptror has gone to (Dhalona. I^'iO-

LONDON, Sept. 3.—An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday Jo launch the steamer Bermuda, from the dry dock on the Thames. This, with the single ex option of the Great Eastern, will be the largest to He world

LONDON, Sept- 3.—The Standard to-day hat an editorial on the American treaty with China. It says, "we cannot share the jeAlouly and^suspicion tfith which the London Times regards this treaty. In we see nothing which shows thai United States has acquired a monopo of privileges, nor does the treaty give any evidence ihat China is fastening" itself on the rock of sloth and stagnation, but on the contrary, it gives proof that thtf *€hineae are' preparing for an advance by opening windows in the great wall which separates the celestial Empire' from Western civilization."

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HAVANA. Sept. 3 —Porto Cabello surrendered August! 5th to Gen. Mdnagas, and Gen. Bruzual, commander of the be-ssitsa-jplhoe, was wounded, but manegfl to escape to Cdrracoa where' "he died "otr the 18th.

The schooner Josephine arrived at Toguagra ladened with arms caputured on the evacuation of Porto Cabello.

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Vermont Election.

RUTLAND, VT.,Sept, S.—The Republican vote in 117 towns, about one half the States, gives Page, Republican, 23,331, Edwards, Democrat, 8,351. Majority 14,980.

The towns to be heard from will undoubtedly bring the majority in the State up to 30,000. 'Net gain in the 117 towns is 4,835.

Returns from 154 towns give a majority of 20,167 anda net Republican gain over last year of 6,199.

The remaining towns will increase the net gain to 10,000, and give a total majority of 30,000. »,.)• S »J?:V £FI N: M. ISTAT

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Republican lTomlnationa

BAZOABELL, WIS., Sept. 3.—The Third District Republican Convention Dom-s inated General Cobb for Congress.

GREEN BAT, WIS., Sept. 3.—Phileters Sawyer was nominated for Congress here to-day, by Republicans.

WATTATOWN, Wis., Sept. 3 —Hon. B.

Hopkins was nominated for Congress by the Republicans to-day, in the Second District. JPm *"iSS

By Cuban Cable.

^.HAVANA, Sept 2.—Salnave's troops are reported to have stormed and taken Minagoane.

A battle had taken place at Ca Haytien on Aug. 9th. The rebels were repulsed with the loss of one gun and many men in killed and wounded.

It was reported from St. Domingo that the European loan of two million dollars to fiaez has been negotiated.

Severe droughts at Porto Rico and St. Thomas are reported to have impaired •ugar and other crops.

New England Fair-

NEW HAYEK, CONN., Sept. 3. -The Fair was attended by over 30,000 people to-day. The first race was won by Neval, best time 2:48. The second race was won by Climax, time 1:62$ and 1:50J.— Over 3,000 teams were on the ground.— l$e great Ox, General Grant, weighing 6,000 pounds, arrived to*day.

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ST. Louts, Sept. 3.—Republicans in the Second Congressional district in Conven tion yesterday at Washington, Ho., nominated G. A. Finkleburg for Congress.

TAXIED.

Messrs. Westheimer & Eppstetn, wholeaale grocer* of St Joseph, Mo., have fail ed. Liabilities, $90,000. Assets, $30,000

& a CaicAoo, Sept 3.—A billiard match of fifteen hundred points tor $200 and the i,himPim')'ip of Illinois, between Henry Rhines and Jos. Yermualen, at Music Ttaiij last nighty was won by the farmer, beating Yermuelen one hondijcL. and twenty-three points. V^Ji

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Conventiob

Resolutions wera adoptod and'endorsing thi^rtftwuM. MwainW of tlie Natlonal'lDwiidiiiratfc Convention and' urging thiMKe h%iri&itWflitid -xcia& lAWS be applied to (he whole SUte.

Gen. W. H. Sloctttii iil^DelOe DeWoif were chosen Preshleatial Electors, tiQgfltb^ «r with one from saoh Congressional :JDipiv

The fpllowing npqxinatio^s wera mAde.

?&Wg*#8'2S2!»>°. 'Clerk Court ot Appeals—E. O. Perrfn. -Resolutions deploring the death of Peter Cagger passed and Convention adjourned sine die .. ?.

Cheers for. candidates of-tW State Convention were announced prior toAdjourQmept, Samuel J. Tilden being Chairman-

BXSOLUTIONB,

Tbe following are the resolutions adopted with great enthusiasm by the Convention to«daj:

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The Democracy of New York in con e^ti&ti assembled reaffirm'the National democratic platform gdoptod: in New qrk on the 7th of JuljL.and .they call ie special attention of tlMu fellov. citi zebs to the following propoaitions em* bodied in this declaration bf^ptincipjes^1 1st, The immediate restdratiotT of ill the States to their rights in the Fn^op'*iin-' the constitution,^ which sbmeofthem deprived by the nnconstitutioiia'i and revolutionary measures of Congress iwhiph piffpetuating disanion,is and by ita usurpations "6f.power threatens th'o establishment of[a centralized government in place of a federal union of eqifel States.": ^nd, Amnesty for all past politic&l ^jffef^ses and tbe regulation of,the elective franchise in ^11 the. Stat^s b'y their citizens without any interference wb'atev.or. by the federal government "3d, The payment of tile public^'oblija-^' tions in strict accordance with their terms In gold only when gold is nominated in' the bonds, and in the lawful currency of the country when coin is not specified. 4th, Equal taxation of every species of property including government bonds and other public securieties, the simplify cation of the system, and the discontinuance of inquisitor^ modes of assessibg and collecting internal revenue. 5th, One currency for the government and the people, the laborer and the office holder. 6th, Reform of abuses in the administration, reduction of the standing army and navy, and abolition of the Freedmen's Bureau and all political instrumentalities designed to secure negro supremacy.— Restoration ot the rigbtnil Authority and the independence of the Executive and Judiciary, and the subordination of the military to the civil power. 7th, Equal rights and protection for naturalized and naiiye born citizens at home and abroad, and the asserting of American neutrality which shall command the respect of. foreign powers, and furnish an example and encouragement to people struggling for National mtegrity and constitutional liberty. 8th, That the thanks of a grateful people are ever due to the soldiers andisailors who perilled their lives in defense of the lepublic, and that their claims upon the (Government, and the people shall be held sacr^. 9th, That the natien is under deep and, lasting obligation to Andrew Johnson Who, deserted by a party which proved faithless to the principles and pledges bpon which it came into power, has rejected his oath to maintain and defeiid the Constitution, and who will be honored in history as one of the most determined defenders of ^American liberty, and that Chief Justice| Cha|e,, who, in the jtrial instituted ^de^^e^e executive was •an obstacle to p^raan^ia revolutionary ^purposes, proved fkithml to his high

of civil government. They endorse and ratifythe nominees fbr the Presidency and Yi6e Preaidehcy, niimiBs which combine patriotism, friendship and the virtues of the Christian -geirttleman, with the heroism of a soldier who istrue to the Union he gallantly ^fought to preserve..- 4 ,X }ejmteir, the fear]iessc|tSnipioa of popular rights and personal fijmfy, the deterfiined opponent faniticitm In all iU •hape^ the firili sui^o^er of the Government |n time of war, the friend^of the ioldier and the guardikn of the pitisen, wSo^at Governor vindicated the rights and proteqted ^the interests and added fresh lustre to'.th* glory of -tlie Empire Stat& is fitly associated In the campaign hlch i'-iSi to restore order and civil government to the American people Wjth General Francis P. Blair, Jr^ who sustains in peace the Government he maintaiaid on'the'battle fields of the war. 'That all registration should be uniform in its operation throughout the States, and that the execution of excise laws and the collection of fees under their should be made through the local authorities in the several counties.

That in the State, as in the National government, they domand economy in expenditures, strict adherence to the letter and spirit of the constitution, and the protection of the rights of the people. against encrovishments of monopoliescreated ,by special legislation. Tl^at the canals of (be State which have 'contributed, largely to the wealth and commercial su premacy of New York should r6miiizk,the ropdrty of its citizens, that they Should, kept in perfect repair and so, improved to meet thV demands of a

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creasing commerce, andi the tolls should be reduced to command trade, and the system of management provided for in a bill passed by the last Democratic as* .. -i.-.-i-j Radical Senate, corruption and speculation Ifiall'cease, and theoat»al«rf venue be honestly applied to tbe maintenance Of .the canals payment of the debt incurred in their construction

Upon this platform the Democracy of New York appeal to ail' classes in the community for support, and especially to the working people who are burdened with unequal taxation, which absorbs the fruit of their labor and removes the incentives to individual and associated industry, and they pledge to each other, and to the advocates and defenders of constitutional liberty throughout, the Union that the verdict of the State will be. recorded for principles, and (he policy of which our National and State standard bearers are the chosen representatives. 1

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RUTLAND, VT., Sept. 3.—Great preparations are making at Burlington for the SUte Fair next week.

Hon. George F. Edmund? will deliver the annual address.

Democratic Unpleasantrie»

SAKDITBKT, O^ Sept. 3.—Hon. W. P. Noble, regular Democratic nominee fbr Congress from this District, has with drawn, in consequence of the refusal ot part of the Democracy to support h"u£.

Another convention is called temaetat Clyde, Sept 9. to select anew cfimldkte. Hon. Robt Lee, the candidate erf that party who refused to support Noble, will probably withdraw in favor of the nominee of the convention. sag"

l'ERRE-HA

Advicee firom Kexlco S^NFRANUBCO, SQt. 2.—Mazatlan adAugust, 25th, state General Potorie wa»assassinated August, 18th, at the city oi Durango, by officers of the ataff of €ien-

Canto, commanding the garrison, ifoti jric had been ordered by Canto, to report to military headquarters, and not conjplying immediately was ahot dead in the] house of his friends. His murder cauled 3trong feelings against General Canto. On receipt oF the news General Cdcona dispatched a courier with official instructions to the authorities, ordering jQe$eral Guterar to take command of Durango, and arrest and imprison the offic* jBrslconnected with the acsassinatien, including Canto. It was feared the latter wopld pronounce against Corrona and thet supreme government, rather than sutimiL to arrest. The news reported of th^ purchase of Sinaloa by Mr. Seward created a sensation among offioe holderi.

press of the country is alarmed about repohs of flllibustenng movements from Cvfla, He4ijrfcaki. BSoJitJranJIe Pacific

Santa Anna, Lazada and Marquez are sa^«ojuibdBm4jp^«^in^«9nts ano are determined to destroy the Juarez flmflramant ... jLazada^P^rtedttfc strong pronunciamento against the General Government, declaring himself free ana independent. He has immense stores of| corn and war material. It is believed

corpus observance of the registration laws mpt be enforced with regard to the clergy evading the same. ^The Legislature issued an edict which uuii^ mo^^tfe&a^balfithe .Mopl

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O'Baldwin ed articles, weeln, for lU

Haytj in a few d*ysr wit war munltlons.l H'i

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The gun boat Galaten will sail for with a fuj.1 cargo of 'i'Ci1'-

I TO WALK THE PLANS. iOver one: hundred Cuitbta fiouff officers will be discharged this week.

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An undertaker in Hudson City has t$en arrested for opening .a grave and breaking off a piece of a coffin to show its quality. The punishment is two years imprisonment and a fine of $2,000. A disputed bill was the cause. riNES.

Three members of the Morrisonia Trade tTnion convicted of conspiracy in refusing to work for a Master Mason who Employed a journeyman not belonging to ^heir Union, have been sentenced, the principal to pay a fine of fifty dollars, md the others five dollars each.

CONFIDENCE GAME.

A resident of Minnesota was swindled mt of $100 by the confidence game at the Union Depot, Albany,

MURDER.

It is reported that on Saturday last a Prussian named Seagenski, employed in iervice at the brick manufactory, Middlesex county, Connecticut, was murdered by four men. The names of two of his assailants were Henry Bootgar and Carl Hopp, one of whom fractured the skull of Seagenski with a club. The assailants jescaped to this city.

POSTPONED.

,er Gutma9$etti?»|fc ialta|M$gfrauda in the Internal Revenue Department was today, after some argument poetponed until

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

At a m'^ihg-Ofthe Chamber 6f Commerce Dr. Noyes, of New Orleans, gave a description, tpf the projeoted canaT^below that city to cbniiect the MlulsSippi river with Lake Borgene. The subject was referred to the Executive Committee.

CRICKET.

The second day's play in the cricket mi sult««lAJ«3l*^«a«aoore —& second innings at 6 o'clock, when the wickets were drawn, N. Y. 93, St. G. 86, with loss of six wickets.

It is pretty certain that Messrs Cosman and Mwtijjner of tha N.X Clu.b -will,be ciiosMMliipn

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England" 11, and it is equally certain Messrs. Gibbs, Bowman, Hunt, Butterfield and Cross, and the professionals WMley^ffetr{M^iGw*e .^ttlj be chosen from the St. George.

TRANSPORTATION.

The Treasury department has issued ^gutetiiifi t^^fa ^^|i|torMaon or merchandise coastwise between Atlantic and PaclfifrporteiilMlb

ATLANTA, Sept. 3.—In the House of

while, the discussion of the question ol eligibility continues. This morning Mr. Turner, colored, oc-

revolution, iook out ct,-r..., when8 we'go they will StfAi^jd'o peach Governor Bullock .and Upset the

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In the afternoon several members participated in the debate. On a vote being taken the negroes were declared ineligi* ble by a. vote of .eighty to twenty-three, tbitt twi&fifmtoipoemmfunsteted^ and four remain, who claim to be white men. Their case is to be investigated.

Turner had walked out and brushed tha dust loom Ms feet, otbernegroes bowed to the Speaker ano waved tbeir hats to the members.

iliffj^tflliKiitSflAld^iMaaB. SraMomLTy SeptL, Sk-f-Hiiqqmets Shi« aso and Shimada Quantich, two officers of high rauik in the Japanese anny who have attended the Monson Academy the pa#t two years, have been ordered home in consequence of the civil war in Japan.— 'Three of their cbnntrymen remain at Monson.

RAILROAD AeCIDENT.

sA fMigbttrain on the Bosfip and ^Albany Railroad broke through a bridge at Bussell, last night Just after the engine passed over 13 cars, two of which contained kerosene, went into the chum.— Eight minutes later the kerosene explodedand tbe "fire dejjtrdy^ the cars and part of the baggage. One man killed.: yare-f--, ... .sift

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i^Texaa Oetton Crop.

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crop in ttis State is the heavieM far many years. It will reach 175,000 bales.

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the Christians are fl 1 infuriated by recent rMu'kS&rbfisek'' ThM ration of General Igratalf the porte been obliged to dismiss Perter Pasha,

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l!he following Internel Revenue offi cials were appointed to-day ^torAkeapers—David S. See, 3d DUtriot Ohio Peter L. Downing, of St Louis F.-L. P. Iiefoees, St. Marysj Ohio Hajrvey Compton, Mt District, Ohio Jew Byerket, Urbane, Ohio Jules Montagnier, Cincinnati Jas. S. Mallory, toklyn Wm. H. Martin, 1st District,

Io John W. Redman, 5th District, IIS. Paddock. Louisville. Ky.

trij:t of Pennsylvania, vice Thomas H. Forayth. ,, ti* ••aj' ". ilemaios in Washington engaged in the duties of his office, And has no intention whatever of leaving the city on any busiconnected with the charges against in Mtm'iP* opinion, is that, 8.

Di^Uict Attorney at New'York

tuts entire charge qf the matter, and tt^areis nothing whatever pertaining to which the case requires his attention either persOnallyorotherwise..

irney inquiring whether the latter should .appear, replied: I i'lt fontftd me that under the* taw of l?89 jfcp should appear."

Information has been received here that the Deputy Marshal, who has the warrints, has been instructed by Solicitor.. fl[inckley to .make no more arrests at

*flMta .understood that the initru6tions of Mr. McCiiiloch to the District Attorney at Afcw York take the mattv of nrosin put of the.hands of Mr. BincKley.

Bequeet.

A^rfoKD.i Ct^ Sept 3.H6overnor Hall, who died yesterday, bequeathed $30,000 to charitable associations in this city, and alike sum to the same object in Savannah, Georgia, where bis once resided.

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Nomination.

ALLKNTOWN, PA., Sept. 3.—Hon. John D. Stiles was unanimously nominated by the Democratic Convention of the 11th for Congress.

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I BOTFALOJ'Sept.* 3.—An* exciting boat lice occurred on Niagara river this P. Alexander Tolsma and Bob Marvin, two «kpir£ oarsmen rowed for wages five miles dp the Niagara river and aa even mile curient^'through theN(pids sii iKWi{|ii4 lilabd reef and three and a Half miles on the return, in 48 min., 57 sec. Heavy clihkisr boats were used.- Tolsma beat by five seconds. .'For a half mile over tbe reef the current is full ten miles an four.^ 11, ,*

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OSTON/^PT 3.—The banquet of the officers of th«i army of the James last was a fine affair, and passed off in the most pleasant manner, with ftpeechtir fall of sentiment and reminiscenses of old army life.

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Man Killed.

EXETER, N, H., Sept. 3.—Eurich Fogg killed- Wm. Quill,on Monday in a quar^ei/beating him with a fowling piece.— The gun expiated in the fracas, badly wounding Fogg in the foot The latter was arrested.

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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.r-At the Suffolk races to-day the first race was won by Hicke^, best time 2:39} second race was won. by Myron Perry, best time 2:30. 'mm

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Sept. 3.—The Navy Yard ch has been occupied by the

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property which military authorities since the occupation of Memphis by Federal troops in 1862, was to-day turned over to the city, to which it originally belonged.

BOLL WORM.

The boll worm bas appeared in the cotton fields of North Mississippi, causing, considerable alarm among planters.

OuK? Jcjsp awwd xtumi Obituary HARTFORD, CONN., Sept. 3.—Ex- Gov.' Thoe. H. Seymour died at his residence in this city at naif past 8 o'clock this evening, of Typhoid fever aged 61 yeara.

B»W TOBK MJJtKBT 'BjrTetegraph.l Haw Toaa, Sept. 3.

FLOtJB—Spring whtat floor (taady wintar dull 10A!0c lower with aalei of 8300 barrel* at 96 S0®8 10 for suparflaa Stat* and western, 7 90 9S 90 for extra'State, 8 09(39 80 for extra western, 9 90A11 75 for white wheat extra, 8 60(§ 11 90 forB.H. 0., 9 60011 for extra St. Louis, 11 OOjgM for good to choice do. Cloalug steady. California quiet at 9 7SA19.

BTEFLOCB—Heavy, at 7(39 25. COBN

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IVHISKT—Dull and lower at 66..

WHEAT—Quiet, winter dnll^Bd 2a3c'lower, 2 fbr NoSspisg, 2 05 for new do,

1 aprfng, 1 91 tor No 2 and 3 .spring mixed, 2 20 for new winter re^ western, S 70@2 80 for white California.'

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COBN—Opened heavy and closed dull and lc lower at $1 18®124 for nnioand, 1 24(§1 25 for sound mixed western, clptinc at inside price, 1 24 for old in store.

OATS—A shade better at 81% for western in store, 82£ afloat, 70Q7S for new do and 66 for new southern.

RICE—Dnll and unchanged. .,

OOVTEE—Hore actire and firm.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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•RH^aK-Aell*tS6Jkre»B .v3 1 v, OATS—Quietat 65 for No 1.

BTE—Vira at Si 40.

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WHI&KT—Dull rtaSc isf tM«t. PkOVISIONS—toiat and iiachamed, holder* nbt willing to

LRD—Held at IMC UNSEED OIL—SIIS foek news, iiut*-' ... j.)

GROCERIES—Unchanged.. GO LD—144)4 baylBt-'

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QOAL1COALI! &&P* mfi «-f tm&t Being now prepared to fill all order* for the best of Brasil block, and Highland Ooal, at the cheapest rates, tot Is yonr time tolay^iayonr Coal by leaving your orders at 107 Main street. or with B. W. Bippeto, under Dowliag's Ball, on 6th street, with whom I hare made arrangements to receive ill TffaWi and give all ioforaiation in legard to the busies*.. t. s. A larlS®»f:Lehl^Jpoai_v»a the road.

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8CGAB—In fair demand, Cuba HOL ASSKS—Dull. HOPS—Qniet at 6|§25 for American, old and ww crop.

PBTBOLSU*—In fair demand at 160153* for orade and 31}{ for refined.

PORK—Steady and quiet at 128 "5(328 9) for netr mas* cloeing at 28 73 cash, 28 76 fo 23sfi0^|t 12 for prime 'and 75(§26 for^rime

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BEE*—Steady at Sl4 50®20 50 for new plain •measand SO 60^23 74 for new extra mew. CUT MEATS-firm at *13)^01* for shoalden, igs arm aad at iro§iiric and 15%®19% fbr kettle rende&T.

legl^for hun# mldllngs aad more active, for steam Ashadaflraurat 19% fbr kettle rSi

Ll—Lower, opening at 44^, and. closing at

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l'utlL, aiPIiET ACo. «fi»r, by the yard or piece, an elegant line of BL1ACU0 AMI SBeWI SUKIIMiS, 4-4,6-4,6-T. 7-4, S-4,9-4, 10-4, Linen and Cotton at reduced prices.

Also, a full assortment of Barnaley Tabla Dam aSks blsarhsd aodbrown—S-4, 84,10 4. 60 Doc. Good quality Dinner Hapkins $2.08

Browa aad Bleached Crash, for Towel*. Elegant quality Honey Oomb Qnilts, 9L7S. sa XliBLL. BlFLET A OO. -fstt &*•<*• if "Hftz' 'WttufmA-

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tranches pertaiBing to a.thoi cation, loth MOk-KliriJia, PINMAHHir, eiuwunois. as.

A Scholarahipio this^.OoUem is good for LU*. lifing the Student the priVileg* of Bertewtag

ItFleitsure, Free of Charge. A few Pupils will be admitted, ia Arithmetic Penmanship, at $4,00 per month!

VACATIONS.

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further information, call and See the School. Sendtor Oollege PafSr. Ad'IMS, GABTIV A OWEV, hlSdtf PBIMOIVALtJ

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Agents for the Very Best

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Work done in ali parta of the eOBtiTr|r on short notice and reasonable term*. maylS

COAL.

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JOHN McfABLANB is now selling he best •rtiole of Birer Coal, screened on the wideit soreeniauie la Vigo coonty, at law a figare a* an inferior article can be purchasod. Those wishing to h» in a supply shonld look to their interests, and bny the heat when it as cheap a* a poor article.

Order! left at the Post Offlce Lobby, at the VigO County Scales," or addraesed to Box 696 V. O., Terre Hants,' will receire prompt attention. augl7dtf

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LIGHT AND WHOLESOI

use ronfjfcia

NATROIFA.

i&fcv-lT IS ABSOLDiatY FOBE.I*

Whiter than snow makes Bread always light, white and bsantiful. Take a pohnd horn* to your wife'to-night. She will be-•*

PI jjF delighted wiih it.

^..111$] rate

if iik A JI. 'A JHI Bujere of Soda should try our s&swt

sit

NITBONAI MC

Bi-C5arbonate "oT Soda!" isai

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Jt!.

Weguarinte»"ltTnet'only (ar inperior to tay olh er American make, bu^eTen purer than the best New -astle or English Soda..

•AaaiAcruaSD a* .-ra^BauvaiMum

PENNSYLVANIA

SALT MPFACT'TI CO."

Pittsburgh,Pa.

JNDIAKA STATB

"~t

UNIVEBSITY, lad. THE irrtT TERM BMUTS SIP. 17TH, 1868.

Taltlon is Free For All,

Including instractlon in modern lsagnages, skd als» in ft* theory aa4 practice of teaching. This Univeraity

BOW

NOTICE. —0—

justly ranks among tha vary host

in'tltations of learning In the VflMd States. TOT further information aad Catalogae*. addrem th.Prasident, Bev. C. Nntt, If D. Bloomingtoa, Iadiaaa. At las tma Soveaaber 9th, 1868.

W. SANSAKAH Preeident ofTrastaea, ladianapolls, Aug. 29Ui, 1868. 39d3twlt.

cwEg

yoraale in quantities ta salt parsliasars. Price, 25 and 30 cents par gallon, accordiac to quaattty Lsawa arises aadtsp.'ati.i. Toota's. ttniMj

waatsd. a27d3w. mttim

^Wx^Wsmfmem

rzttt

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jotptrroB

THE BEST BITTBBS Jlw Weakly Perj)pn&» XOB THE WEAK, -j» f'dn

itst be & s*i»

V. BUTSOH'a 00., would reipectfuii) inform their old enstomera and the citisena of Terre Haate generally, thatSAMDIL MBBBT is their anthoriaed agent for Brazil Splint or Block Ooal. All orders left with him will be promptly attended to.- KdwUthe ttase-to order, while the price Is low.

Coal Oealera supplied at the lowest market pries. Address. V. BtrreOH TO., lndianapolik, or, JOHN ANDaEW, Bratll. l}26dSm

115 MAIN^T.,

SI^ TERRB SAUTB. INT) 5tf78 Bt

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OcaasFiiJM,

was* Ovass tfvaaa Lma OBMnasar*

•STtti Ll

Coaxawtuotia GnaaBpanuTic 00l|S JAOTlttiS,

a- iaoat. *fllsie4| meliciBe 'tor l^iMlSsr iid

health. loee aot an hoarln procartag a thU mast waadaHal irimsdy.

ei 9'. tlW! 6 lo

Tai flivr

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tariff

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-.ed naivoilit ggl •gi cerjf or..

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11 10

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to Bltten Eqaal to Them

gpeer'* ^*sars"wttl nner«.

—«A»» or—

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Srsaa's Celebrated Wins, so wall known, with

"•^SSASSKS ^^""WISWS^

aacf Jucfi ofter HEBBS and BOOTS as will in ail caesa assist Digestion, promote the Secretions ot the System U. the natnral chaoaeis, aad give

TONE A3ffD VIOOR

ions

mim

NUU!

All nse it wjth wonderfal sucoess. Brians COLOR |0" To the paie white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To tbe this free and care-worn countenance. Curss FETBB aad ctsates APPETITE. Try them, Vse noae other. Ask for 8PEEB'S STANDABD BITTBBS. Sold by Oruggiits and Qrocers. See that my slgnatars la over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SBEER.

Passaic, N.

J.,

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PABT W

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Ihine and Moad Wtnes.

1 1

mi mm 7 Udj

Lisbon and Borgondy Port and Sherry Wine,

All strictly PUBE and ot tbe BUT qaalltlss,

te ia rxn flg

J. WBI8S'4C0'8,

Main fil^reet,

8. HABBIBT. 4. a.

Anezpsrieaoe of tftesa years eaaMe as tolasore aatlsfoctloa la avsry dspartassatof basiaeas cstatlag to a gaaaral Baal Bstate Agaaoy.

HARBEHT ft HARSH, 54 WAIjrUT

alTdwly Dsa Mrin «w, low*

GLOOMINGTON

17th leer. Mtioa, Thelargeataad best *toek, 8,000,003 Pruit aad Oraamental Trass, Hsdga Plaht^Orape Vinss, Small Traits, Apple aad othse Nursety Stock, Bases, Bulbs, ae., of choicesS sorts aad shippiag slaes, rsry low for CASB.

Thoss who would save moaey will at oacs sead twoS-^fortwoTWOmkjg^^ al7d3m Btaocalngton, McLeaa Oo.. Ml.'

T"e

21dlm 25 Wset Tourth-et., Claelanatl. O,

J, P. MoDONAIJ), (SuLueesorto a. A. Iiasis) sum ni

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HovlSdly

0HBAP

iHKtwiii* JeiaiX

lis iha Ghaapoat{|

irrc., ETFC., teTo.3'"

«F TM EASHMFLTgeeMnswi--

Saving of Time 1

FLKVIIWOTLLCQNEY

of Hones! I

III l^markable^ D^aftnity!

Flgitrea

far Eight Yenar*. I

ssitsf toWrilftePlstrt fid

•spalis ahatsver,

Call on, or eead for OUcuiar, showing "aind of Plow to buy,aad why." tu

ai x^farm Implement*, TEBRS "HAOTE, IND.

MUSICAL.

V'fHk Ut

and 848 Breadwiay, Hew TSfT.

W rrade sappUed by JOmSOH. HOLLOWAY A CO., Philadelphia: OBQB^KA. KELLY, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Dealers.

For sale by BABB, 0CUCK BEBBT aul3w*d Tu Thur a Sat. .tJ

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t,J»jSZ »fl wti A

PI FMM FLATF0B1

.mmmxj fd adev mt feiw #V.f* Of lgt^l. *& 4ST»« to c- iiett asew Um

wAu iis% adi pmmol itn&mO

i. Xsn of all parties agree tftat my candidates for pshlle favor are tha hss^ever broaght oat on 'latform.

Thsy have basst tried fbr years, hate stood nnfiinehlBgly, have ooae up .to everything that that ware raoommeadsd to he, aad are the peoples cholos svsrywhare. 3: Xa ojppoaitfea to all Wir*worksr* aad patty depteclatiira ay naadldates have steadily roes ap, atheredstrsagth, aad standi thie day' halted as I he stroagast host" ever known in the history of| the country.

1. The finest and best lot of TIBST

Purchasing largely lor cash, also, by occupying the extaaaivs building of my.owa, thus saviagcostly rants', my oustomsrs wilr rec'stVe tha I hsaelit ofcall such saTlngs, aad greatarh* oaa be had of me than ever known In the| of tha Piaao trade heretofore. 4. Ho old .ioety stock on head to get ridolf, bat everything new, aad adding the latest fthipo tsd Novelties constantly to IS. 5. I am In Savor of ail parties aaiting with Sithlsplstform, aad I shall make special' t« gt yaur vote this Tall.

No. Olilo Street*

J. A, LIINDEMANN,

riiiiot,

Tlolia*. aaltars, Tlatss, aad ail kinds of*Hustc. Msrahsndlsa. Ho. 81 WahMh Btrsst, TBBBE HAUTE. INDIANA.

TtttlNO AND BEPAIBlNO of PIANOS and atter lastramaata will be promptly attaaded to. I OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnadefoi HEW OKES. aalQSdwtt J. a. UNDBMANN.

FJIHB SAL^T LOUIS

BANIifACTl'liKlil

jam"

OOQNAO BRANDT, icaw HOLIJkND^OIN,

BaWaenSdand 4th Bta.,

jfelldsm Terre Hants, IndlanK

IOWA

HEAL BdTATE A&ENCY. TABUS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every descriptioa, for Sals.

STUH,

KUBSBBY

LsSlet'

Wm op** if Twmtr-Fifll Stmltm Bt*. Utk. IU Beard of Instraetsrs, aad foaOiUss tea thorough coarse of edacatiaa are narlvallad by

KBJUIMBV.**

•11 kinds, sf-

I-

•IIllenj Ossas soM at

ooai

K. o..AMM«ra,

ita'ths!

.wfMS" w:wr-£«fN .mrtou s'-sr- JStfejf

TOB THB I*1

OROCERY^ I

ite •«*M_Ajn_

PROVISION STORE!

jT. -D. MOLLOT,

Grooerietand Frovlaions, 8W»SBttaf tts Fsst met,

TenvHaute, Indistna.

The The underaigBed has Just opened at I stand, aftrst class Family Qrocery and •tore, with a large and well eeteeted

mmmSM

TAWiY

mtoumtk',

PI AN O

C0MPAR1

I The Ptaaos of this Oompaay are eassntially

Pianos for Western People, They are aot oaly male at home, bnt are well TheyhevetahM

Four Fimt Prealami, at Westera Talis. Thsy possess unrivalled e*» oslleaca of toas aad taish, aad oompare wall ia with tha best Instrnmssts of Xastsra all rsspsots wl Kanu/actare.

$ioa

rrlces vary flron W5e to •cooasiaa ta snu akb rixisiB. SVErary Piaao is warranted for Tire Years."M

OLD IN8TBU KNT8

BXOHANOBD AT

Wanhoase

LIBEBAL BATES.

101

Saath Fifth Street, corner of

Walaat, aad 9poslte ths Southern Hotel. •mygfdly

the above Pro vision

Store, with a large and well eeteeted stock of aad fTsah articles suitable for every day use la hsdllss, to which he calls tbe attention of his Meads sad the puMMaeaeraily.

Qoods delivered to any part of the city frree of charge. Highest cash arice said for Country Prodaos. I jySaew T. D. MOLLOT.

PROPOSALS FOB COAL.

Sealed ptopoeals will be reoe'ved by tha School' TrasSsssel thaCity of Terre Haute, for tbe delivery of Oeal for thease of the City 8cbools fbr wtaicr. Ths Uoal must, be of the beet aaaUty of Ctey Comaty Block Coal. The quantity wmprohaWy he ahout

6,000

pressat at the flvo

haehel*. There

ia room for the storage of ahoat

3,0J0

bnabslsat

SMOOI

Buildings, aad the re-

aaUst JMf ha daliisred during the wiater. whaa callsd for ay the Trustess Twenty per eaat. of the price will be retained aata Ike coatraa ia compfeMl. Propo-ala will fie facetted Mtil tSe 10th or September, aad oaa be aid*lists to A. KAUFMANN, ..91 President of the Board.

IVTABBBN'S IMPBOTBD If HOOFING. Waareprepared topatoa thlsBaof, aad warnattsfor tvaysaia. Ihlalathahsst aadch*ap.

te..-- tw

12,1861

Mah in hiat wii£ t^Li*

arj aoquaisUd with&Zc a^.oa as Bebaok la

1'W Av

I. remedy to esothe all aerrous excitaaeeat.

as Beback 'aStoiaach Btttars a wias glass

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ASS

'P1AHOS and all other kinds of Musical Instruments ever offtred for **U la the West, can be fsond at Klseaer's Palace of Masic. a Hundredsef whsssrs wiho have been using my Pianos for year., agree that they are the best tasting Phtaos kaowa.

IV,'**

ERYSIPELAS, *ir*' SMSt sSbofally

saadicated by the use of Bobach'i Blood Purifier fa conjunction withBahaakfa Blood Ptlh. „...

•littu

ToWfcSd W

OPTHAIIMIA,

r, Inflammatioa of tha Eyea, not a y1—? ftaaa a diaoidand etate of the dosss Of Bobaok's Blodd MM Will, In caeee, aBsot a cure byiayiojjjg^^pin^,

I saaara

•1k

'•vd" fi r! tea

BloodPure.

There ere ao rsmsdkee, aow before the aablic, so well caloalated to purify the blood aad reeaato°la.S»sah) tha whole systsas aa Bobaoh'a .2. PurUfer, 31ood Pill* aud Stomach Btttars.

W9i /I Tto *9»"oT

It.

FALL CAIPAWNl^*"

-jf'T'*! Laa T»a.i cgaj'Al .... ...

L£UOORRHCBA,

&*••

Or, Whitee, which follow local dehlllty aad. oonstltutional weakness, aaa be sflhetaally cars# by the nse qf Bobeek'e Stomach Bitters. Do aot let thedrugglsteellyou aay other remedy, as these Bitters aie prepared with especial reference to I this complaint, and are warraated to oure-

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PAJM^PCMPSIO,|

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BAD TASTE

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fi*

In the mouth ia the moruiag la ana of tha symptorn* of a billons condition or disordered state of I the liver, aad should aot, for a siagle day. be neglected, ae it ia but the premonitory (ymptom of a train of evlla aad the very seeds of ilis«a**

Procure at once Boback's Blood PUIa, administer them aecordiag to the dtractions accompanyiag each box, and the difficulty and danger of dtssaee will ht once be removed.

.»

.R««*00^, W -id

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n/if-

NOT A BEVERAGE.

Chi Ike most of the bitters of the preseat day Dr. Boback'a are not intended aa apleaant atlmulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal, containing only saBcient pure bourbon whisky to hold in solution the medicinal extractive matter from whloh they are oompoeed.

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1 "Ooasuitmo* is as osrtamiy cuai I as Iatshaittsat Fever, aad a* oia I

nsvamao aa Small Ite."—

£«*. Chat. X. K1m$, M. D., LL. D.. ,1

isiKING'

PREPARED PRR8CBIPTION Hade {Tom the Prsscriptioa of BKfKfl«M.a.iua.M.B4u« m, a&.

I tv 'or the Prevention and Oure of

CONSUMPTrok

For the Madical Curt of ASTHMA, BBOSOHITIS, OATABBB, aad all othei aSbctioae of the Laaas. Throat, aad ALB PASSAGBS far Qaneral aad Special Derangementa of the Nervoaa System for Disofdsrs of the BLOOD} aad for all Taactioaal Disorders of the Stomach 4a& Bbwats.

The prepared Praeripttln

Increases the strsngth aad deepeaa the color of tbe Pale Blood. Itsahdasa the Chills and fever, I and dimioisbea the Kxpectoratlax. It cheeks the

MIQHT SWEATS, always, lu from sevsa to fsurteen day*. The Appetite is invigorated, and the ilk aad the iflevsd the the evaoua-

Aium onuio, aiwswa, ia irom seven teen day*. The Appetite is Invigorated, pattest rapidly galae tssh tha Oaagh difficult Breathing are speedily rellev I Sleep beoomse calm and refreehiag tha tions regular and uniform. Al 1 the general aymptomiof OONBUMPTlON. ASTHMA, Broaohiti*,

Ao., disappear with a really aatonishlag rapidity.

THE PRE8CB1PTION ~/M

Shonld be nsad :ta every Disesse, by whatever Same kaowa, la whleh there i*l SaMbited aad deracgement of either the NEBVOUS or the BLOOD Hysteus. It is unequalled in Temals Disorder., -Scanty or Sapprs*a*d Meases. ''Whitsa," Ac.

ThePBEPABED PBESCBtPTION la both the Beet aud tnemost sooaomlsal Msdiciaethat can be taken. Ths avsraae doss. Is two teaspp onifal, taksa onot a day. Ae patieat aaver reqairee, ander any oircaautaacee, to uae "Ooagh Mi» tare*," for the Ooagh "Bzpeetoranta" lor tho Expeo tore tion "Tonic*" for the Appetite or the Weakaess Iroa for thS Blood: Anodyaes for the Nervoa* Irltatloa AcHa for Might Sweats or Whisky or God Livsr Oil for the Wastiag. It* Spsoirio Acxios is upon the OoactitutioaaT Oonsttlon, and, throagh thla Ooadltion, apon the Whole Series ol Symptoms.

Statsmeat* Asa Patlcat*, Skc. Ootxaos Hiu, Oinmniti1 was la the LAST •tags of Ooasumptioa. In tan days after taking the Pnasoatrrioa, my Ohills, Night Sweat*, Tever Ac., decreased. Sad Saally altogether disappeared. A man skalatoa before, I am aow well stored with flesh. My rsetoratioa la amarvsl to all who kaoW me.—Mas. O. L. WBMH*, ••Tonr Prescription saved my daughter'a life, aad haa probably saved me haadreds of dollars. —Bsv. M. HraraaaTS. Bern sea. N. T. "Webless Ood for toe beneltlt we have received from your Prepared Preec rip tion."—Bar. P. Prazosin. Bioasbnrg, Psnn. "Etery one U.« horn I have recommended It has benefitted by its use."—Bev. O. D. Jhtts, Baclne, Wisconsin.

The "PBKPABED PBESOBXPTION" is put up in all bottle, and is sold in Terr* Haute, by I. L. MAHAN A CO', and bv Drnggists generally, or orders may be addressed to the Sola Proprietor*. OSCAB O. MOSES A CO., 87 Cortlaadt Strset, N. T. Ooasaltation free* AOIrcalar, boataiuIng Testimonials of many Oases successfully treated will be ssat free, by mall, to all who will write for it. dsolSdeod

MANHONDT I

How Lost! Bow fteatored I Jas

HiWisWd, tut is*t«d laeshp*. AH* ceato.

A LBOTOBE ON THB NATUBAL TBBATmeat, and Badioal Our* of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weal aal Debility, erally Nervousafee, and Physical incap.clty, resulting' from Self Abase, Ac., by BOST. J. «'rLvaawiu, M. v., author of the "Oreea Book,"

Badioal Our* of Spernatorrhoa, or •knees, iftratantary Emisstaas, S«Tr, and Impediments ta Marriage genirvousafee, Consumptioa, Xpilepey,

AC.

'fA Boon to Thtwisa of Mtnn." Sent under *$al, in a plain envelope, to an addreee, rorrriro, on receipt of 25 cent', or two poetage stamps, to

CHAS.

RAT,

t! I:

J. O. KLINE

OO..

127 Bowery, Jiew Tork. fast OMes Box aw. Also, Dr. OalverweU'e "Marriage Guide," price SS oeats. MaySdWSm.

BOACH, ANT, FLY,

IXBA AND BED-BCO

EXTERMINATOR.

P. R7NABD,

US OUT* Street, Ssint I wait a, aa. Orders by suit will ha promptly attended to of the id goods sent to aay part

mat ia »a*smzpis

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oouatry.

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