Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 September 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

BY TELEGRAPH.

Fiery Speech by a Mulatto Senator.

Passport System In Cuba.

Great Storm on the English Coast.

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SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.—Fire among the sfcippfag at tbe Docks last night, dimage unkno^gj but heavy.

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BERLIN, Sept. 5.—The ahip Germania, hence on the Arctic exploration, was spoken in latitude 85-30, longitude 5 east all well. sM France.* sniM q±

PARIS, Sept. 5.—The Conatitutionel reports emphatically assurances of peace. Italy.

ROME, Sept. 5.—Sartiges presented letters of recall to the Pope, yesterday, and left for Paris.

LONDON, Sept. 5.—Yesterday Hon.Reverdy Jbhrisdrf,"Aimerican minister, deliv" ered another speech in Sheffield. This speech was lit reply to an address pre* sen ted by the corporate authorities of the city. Mr. Johnson said that in the discharge.of tbe duties of his position be anticipated no trouble, so far as the preservation of peaceful relations between the United States and England was concerned, but the high and deserved reputation achieved by his illustrious predecessor. Mr. Adams, had made a difficult task of succeeding him with equal acceptability. The highest aim of bis mission would be to 'do as well. The speaker repeated what be said yesterday, that a rupture of the friendly relations now existing between the United States and Great Britain would be impossible, an account of identity of race, language and aspirations. The character of Queen ViCeJ toria forbade tbe possibility of Buch a rup-

'ura' 'j*i wo The Standard considers the non-settle-ment of the Alabama claims no fault of England, she always being ready to settle disputes and return friendship. England always has been more disposed to real alliance than the United States. ,.-a.|a I

From Now Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5—Pinch Back, the mulatto recently, installed in Mr. Jewett's place as Senator from the Secbnd District, New Orleans parish, yesterday in thejtenate rising to a question of privilege JnHreply to certain newspaper paragraphs concerning him, after charging the people of this city 'with murdering and manifesting a growing disposition to murder men for political opinion and the color of their skin, uttered the following: "I want them to beware. I want to tell them they have nearly reached tbe end of their string. The next outrage of the kind which they commit will be the signal, for the-dawn of retribution of which they have not dreamed, a signal that will cause ten thousand torches to be applied to this eity. Forbearance will then have ceased to be a virtue—this city will be reduced to ashes."

He was oalled to order, but proceeded with his speech and reiterated his threats, adding notification to the Democratic party that the negroes will havepeace if they have to conquer a plate.

Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 6.—Arkansas papers to the first have been received. Everything quiet in Conway county, the belligerents had disarmed.

Governor Clayton and Hon. A. H. Garland addressed a large number of citizens at Lewisburgjon the 29th,counselling mutual forebarance.

The Arkadelphia Standard of the 29th has a report that a bloody tragedy occurred last week at Lewuvilie, Lafayette county, in the southwest corner of the State, resulting in the death of ipven ne* groes and five white men. The circumstances of the case were substantially as follows:

A negro ,ma|B had cojnwitted a horrid outrage Upon a little girl three yeah old, and citizens executed summary punishment upon him by hanging.

A brother of the negro went to town after the execution and behaved himself in a very insulting and riotous manner, and using threats against those who had hung his brother. The people of the place, after .bearing his insults for some time, hung him also. Negroes of the town and neighborhood then collected to gather to the numberof some 40 or 50 and made a general attack upon the town, which was met by the citizens with the above result.

Crop reports are very encouraging, particularly in tho South eastern portion of the State,

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From Panama.

NEW \RORK, Sept. 6.—The Ocean Queen, brings Panama dates of the 28th and $365,756 in treasure.

The Cocos Island gold hunting expedition which left there Ifest June, had returned unsuccessful.

Another attempt made at revolution in Cherriqui, had been quelled. Several shocks of earthquake.ia Peru-— damage not learned, but supposed not great, no liyes lost.

President Battere has been installed, and Congress had assembled. Much damage in Chili by excessive rains many lives lost.

A Family ltordered

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.—A uerftaiT named Willieh, his wife and two children, residing at Randolph Station, 10 miles below the city, on the L, 4 B. BR, were found dead in their dwelling on Thursday morning. The deed is supposed, to. have been committed by negroes for the small amount of $100, ^hioh WiUicb.was known to possess.

An axe was found iu the house with, which it.is suppoaed they were murdered.

%awfw Sagland f^jr. NTW^UtVR, S«»j|^. 5.—Ho races fair yesterday on account of rain.

The annual address was delivered in the Fair building by Gov. English.

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Portions of railroad track and of nbwly graded road were washed away. INVESTIGATION,^ ,,-j .1

The investigation into the canal revenue case, in which ex-Collector Thos. E. Smith is accused of conspiracy with Commissioner Rollins and others to defraud the Government was resumed before Commissioner Guttman in the United States District Court yesterday. fc Objection was made to Mr, Hinckley, the Solicitor of the Treasury, prosecuting a case against Jkjg .superior, but the court overruled it.

Mr. Courtney Md a letter showing .fhat Secretary McCulloch was cognizant of th« proceedings, having been advised of them and did not discountenance them.

Tbe investigation, after the examina* tion of one witness, was postponed till

Monday-

George French, a negro, one hundred and six years old, died at Poughkeepsie yesterday. 3*1 DIED. IA 8TAE

Win. S. Pennington, son of the late Gov. Pennington, and Secretary of Legation at Paris, under President Lincoln, died yesterday at his late residenpe in Newark.

Admiral Tha'tcher anil several oilier naval officers arrived here to:day from California. interview.

The heavy stoi ceased here this morning aniHh^ father is noW clear ^warm.J.' coptrBk iif A

Councilman ^c^rfell and' ifoe Cobu«n| went into 'a fight in a notorious bar-tjb6im in -Boiia|6n.lsst night. ScarrelLdri^ a' knife alA leriously stabbed Coburn about thbihead and neck. ,,Of course.there were noarrests^g

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eo. Boyceand Henry Wilmot, charged with stealing $21,000 worth of bonds from Mr. Morris* a broker of Wall street, were this morning discharged.

From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 5.—A negro woman named Schurman was held for trial to-dpy, on charge of passing money sto? -len from the Treasury Department bV her husband. imlif.

FRACTIONAL C0RREKCXisS WflS. Fractional currency receivedTrott "th? printing'department for the week $408,* 000. Snipments $187,938. oNotes shipped $316,085. National B^nk notes' Issued $139,410. Amount in circulation $2^9867,608. Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed $345,900. f-

Vermont Election

BURLINGTON, VT., Sept. 5.—Complete returns from all but six small towns give Page's majority 26,774. The six towns not heard from gave 200 Republican majority last year, therefore Gov. Pages ma jority will be about .27,00Q^s&<

From Philadelphia

PHILADELPAIA, Sept, 4.—A woman named Smith, was shot and very seriously wounded this afternoon, by the son of "a wealthy pawnbroker of this city, to whom the lady was to ba married in a few days. The ypeng man escaped. The woman was taken to the hospital, where she lies in a critical condition, -jr'% urns •RUN OVER AED KILLTTFIIAM

Two women-were run over and "killed yesterday by the Reading Railroad train Dear this city.

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KEY WEST, FLA., Sept. ^—Ap^,— tion to*lhe tJ.S, District C^gttt for a writ of habeas citpuSjm behalf ofT Dr. Mudd, Arnold and Spanglar, confined at Dry

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I From New York. NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—The city and its suburbs were thoroughly washed with a heavy rain yesterday. Several cellars were flooded in the lower part of the city but no great damage was done in Brooklyn. However, more serious consequences followed the shower.

A number of small houses on the outskirts were submerged, and the npants had barely time to escape with a few articles of clothing.

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General Rosecrans and Horatio Seymour bad an interview at the Agtor House to-day.

RUBBER

Robbers entered the house of P. Butler on the Hudson river this morning, took away the safe, carried it to a boat and across the river it was bursted open ani robbed of $5,000. The robbers were traced to this city but had not Been captured. jf

MORTALITY. iVKSt#

Deaths for the week 599.

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MARINE DISASTER.

The Stonington boat ran into a schooner last night during the fog, by which she had the greater portion of her lower guards torn off and a heavy leak. She however was brought into dock to-day, landing her passengers safelv.

DENIAL

.rfi The Albion of this city denies the truth of the report that Secretary Seward is in correspondence with the British government on the subjectof revival of a Canadian reciprocity treaty. »?.',? -O'-'-T'fc"

REFORMATION.

A Boston merchant to-day caused his daughter to be sent to a reformation institution here, until she becomes of age, she having run *way from home last May to lead a life of shame. ,.

Sunday Night Dispatches.

I From Washington. WASHINGTON, Sept 6.—Official notice is given by the State Department that the Spanish authorities in the Island of Cuba have adopted anew regulation, requiring all passengers arriving at ports of that island, to present to the authorities official passports properly vised by the Spanish Consul at ports of departure, or they will not be permitted to land without compliance with the usual conditions, which in many cases will be found very inconvenient, and in others impossible.

News has also been received at the Department that tbe papers purportr ng KHMIpassportiri|sUf3 the: Majof of drlOfhs aMarifMw9be &0am*b Co^uFttfere/are t^jScfod' 'Hft&tf 'ftef 'be-fore-mentioned regultaAion.

Notict^hai flso ^een nsceived that p*usons residing In' Udiftd States e^apofts, who call themselves passport agents, are in the habit, fit.

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which it Is Stated that they have applied to the', Department of State for passjports, and th08f£.g«$jjlc&t9sll>ein^risedlgr^tbe Spanish Consul are presented as passports in Cuban ports and are rejected under the same regulation before mentioned. .[Signed:] WM. H. SEWARD.

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CATTLE DISEASE^.Q

No new cases of cattle disease are reported. The usual precautions are being still exercised without causing any needless delay.

AMERICAN BIBf^OCIETY. At the stated Board of Managers of tbe AitonCm^Bible Society held on Thursday integrants of books were made to the Freedmen'a Aid Society of the Protestant- Episcopal Church to the American Bible Union for distribution by Baptist miinidnams in Minnesota, to Marine Agent of the New York society, and to,th& Brooklyn Bible Society for distribution on board VBSMIS sailing to foreign parts, Spanish bibles. 4nd directions for their distribution in Mexico, and various appropriations of money were made for pritating and bidding Hhese scriptifres. The entire. number'ofVoluiii^ granted witB 2,034 and of money apg^' priitey^MO.-:-. Zi.

NKW YORK, Sept. 6.—The steamer America from Southampton, 25th ult., brings the following news in addition to cable dispatches:^-,*. ferfi aj tTh^storA'Irliich pwfiXni

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w*st coasfc (|Jlgla^^n pstarisyfllght, Aug. 22a, proved very destructive to shipping. The bqpgh sA ioiic' points was literally strewn with wreck of every dis» cription, and, 23 lives were lost by the

An^herl^e*^iii6I, nuie 'unlfiidwrt, went down off

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b°*rd- ., .1 Many disasters' to British shipping are eported from Welsh and Irish ports.

Steam Gommunication ^ith IrMand an4 the Continent was generally suspended by the gale.

The ^ditor of the Pans Reville' has been sentencod to three month's imprisonment and-a Ane of S.OOO /ranc? for exciting hatred to the GoVeVnm^nt.-

The Conatitutionel of the 22d says the language of the Emperpr at Troyes ip be ginning to bear fruit east and west.

The political situation is becoming more settled, aqd gengtous peaee Hias gained the upper h^na.

Prussia feels as little desire as France to go to war, and all the powers are interested in averting any disturbance. The evil of uncertainty cannot last longer. The government guarantees general security.

La France says the appointment of a new minister to Brussels implies a friendship between France and Belgium which nothing is capable of changing.

Subscription to shares of the French Atlantic cable had closed with complete success. leveral shocks of earth-quake had been felt in Hungary, one quite violent. dispatch from tbe British Scientific Commission sent out to India to observe th%eclipse of the sun' indicates that on th(fl7th some very remarkable and unexpected observations of great value were obtained. $he betrothal of the King of Bavaria to die Grand Duchess Maria of Russia is retarded certain. proposed conference of the South German Sfates to form a military commission will not meet, and the scheme is re* garded as entirely abandoned.

A Constantinople dispatch of the 21st ult.? reports skirmishes continue in the mountains of Crete.

If EW YORK, Sept. 6.—A fire broke out about one, o'cloofc this faftfaiitlg sin.*tlie b&sement 29, Ba&lay_'aire«, ih tnis^city, occupied by Julius H. Kincb, jobber in glafaware, |and manufacturer pf Kerosene lamps, were promptly •n hand, but from the extreme depth of thelstore one hundred feet, were unable for Isome time to reach the fire which was In the rear.

Iioss on Kinch's stock ten thousand

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thonsahd^ofiaM ann Duilarng five thoustnddollars. Both fully insured. Origin Of Uie fire unknown.

COUNTERFEITS

Bank evening.

sL^s ^^^i^nmn'^S^ad Centres

from New York and Massaohusetts are here for the purpose of watching the trial of Whelan. who is suspected of cqmplici ty i^ thesissasi&atl^ti

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ST. PAUL, Sept 5.—The I^pubiican

suited iii a iplit, a^d two candidates put in the fisld, Donnelly and Hubbard. Unless a compromise is effected, Becker,

Democratic nominee, will i» elected.

Fro^& Hartibrd, 0ot$p, HARTTORD, Sept 5.—The city govern ment voted yseterday to attend the funeral of Ex-Gov. Seymour on Monday.

M%He'latiB$^EVA^y

McGee. It is expected other arrests will $8 made to-night.

S^. Louis, Sept. 6.—General Sherman !$as returned frt^igfhis t^lpito _tj|toBoeky Mountains Hectep!)rft'tnh uhionTaciflc

Bailroad finished seven hundred and ninety miles west 61 Omaha, and that it will be completed to Green river, sixty mil® 9^. 1st.

SHOOTING.

Bi 1 ly -Bmerkih,'tBe negro Ainstrel, had some words with Jack Howard, the Treasfcier of WilWR'f iflp«» about rod?5 A^l^t^ft mfcriiiti^^and' sifot him, the balloting effect in the forehead ahd glancihg, passed unde* the scalp and cepe out on the back of the head. £metson if fS.f rrestfld, tp4 iuas suhwqhently admitted to bail to appear October 1st for examination. A woman was the.6ause of the affair. Howard was not much hurt.

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JL^KMPHIS, Sept. 6 —At thre^j'clock this morning a band of.. negroes went to the hptiM iof T. jtu Alexandtr/Job tile Hernando road, 3 miles below, the ciu, and .called'to 'him. OR*-hfe'wikihg'a light he was fired ^(jjtagigh Uie. jfiodow and wounded ili^erely/Dut straggled to fastck the door hiswife inthe mesmtime neaping through the back door. Before iaexa^o^^ould, aecurs the 90«r,^ur armed negroes sprang into the room firing at him, and a ball takingeffect in the chest mortally wounded him.

AfteJ^S^|^|g tigk set it on nre, but Sors. Jilexander haviug alarmed the- heigfitwrs Slurried in time toextingwsh 'the^ flames.' Alexander ls alive but no hopes of his recovery)-^ A negro named Mose Cockerili was arrested to-day one pf the jyuties. and ives Rrtf in the tiAct oi tM

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.^rotting in Connaotioat*^ -t NEW HAVEN, Sept. 6.—The New Haven Horse Association trots at the Park yesterday were exciting and largely attended. The first race for horses that nev

bitter than 2:40, won by "Belle" of Pat tersoo, Warwick second. Time 2:37$, 2:36, 2:36}, 2:37,2:39. Third race for fastest trotting horses, won by Geo. Palmer, time 2:30}, 2:28, 2:30. The 2:28 is the fastest time ever made on this course.

From Boston.

BOSTON, Sept 6.—A fire broke out early this morning among a quantity of packing materials in the uppier portion of the six story block, number 131 to 137, Congrees stroet The 8re was confined to the upper stories, but considerable damage was done by water to the occupants of other stories, including the Boston stained and cut glass works of Slovin, Crumblack ft Flint, glMS cutters, Fogg Hapgood, wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, and others. Building damaged $10,000, mostly Insured.

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CIN CI WIT ATI MARKET. By. Telegraph.1 OnoiHMTl, Sept. 6.

FLOUR—Unchanged and Arm, family at #9 50 @9 75. WHEAT—Quiet at 91 98A2,

CORN—Advanced to IJ9I 08 owing to a light supply and demand from diatillera. OAjxS—Qnletat 05 for No 1.

RTS-rBall at '$1 38(91 40. BARLEY—Unchanged and qniet. COTTON—Dull at29. TOBACCO—Firm and unchanged. WHISKY—Dull at 70c Inbond. HESS FORK—Qniet and firm at 29. BULK HEATS—Held at 12% and 14% but no.demand.

BACON—firm bat qniet at-13% for shonlders and 17% for clear eides. AMO—Sngar cured ijuli at 20^21.

LABS—A'large demand with laiea of 1800 tierces at 18%@18% at the close 19 waa asked. aUGAR—Dull at 13(§1% for raw and 18@16^ for refined.

OOFf EE—Firm at 3l@26. BUTTER—Firm at 33(337 for freih. LINSEED OIL—DnU at tl 15®1 16." PETBOLE@M—Quiet at 33 for refined. STvt* MONET—unchanged. %-tS1 'T* EXCHANQE-tiieady. QOLD-1U34 bnylng.

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Telegraph.1 Niw Yoaa.Bept. B. FLOUB—Winter wheat flour dull and lower and spring scarce a shade firmer with sales at S6 90@8 SO for superfine State and western, 8 15 @9 10 for extra State,, 8 20@9 95 for extra western, 10 OOfflll 75 for white wheat extra, 8 80® 11 60 for R. H. O., 9 50011 for extra- St. Louts, 11 00(914 for good to choice do. Closing steady. California quiet at 9 75@18.

BYE FLOUB—Heavy, at »709 00. COBN MEAL—Dull. WHISKY—Dull and heavy at 65c in bond. WHEAT—Spring wheat a shade firmer and winter lower at $2 07 for No landSspriog mixed, 2 13 for choice amber State, 9 32 for new amber Indiana, 2'85 for old amber State, 2 50 for white Michigan andS TMt 76 for white California.

BYE—Heavy 91 49A1 53 for western. BABLET—Nominal. BABLET MALT—Qniet at «3 90A2 25. OOBN—At tl 29@1 92% for sound mixed western.

OATS—Lower at SI for western in store, 83% afloat, 68072% for new do, 7* for old and new do mixed,

B10E—Dull and unchanged. OOFFEE-Quiet. SUCUttUln fair demand, Cuba 10%@U£. MOLASSES Dull. HOPS—Qniet. at 80A40 for new crop. PETROLEUM—Dull at 16016% for crude and 31031% for refined.

COAL—Quiet". LEATHER—Hemlock sale active at 24025 for Buenos Ayres and Bio Qrand light weights, 27028 for heavy do.

WOOL—Firm and in fair demand at 42%055 for domestic fleece, 89049 for pulled, 62065 for tubbed.

PORK—Firmer and quiet at 928 80028 95 for new m«ss closing at 28 9D cash, 28 76 for old, 23 .50024 35 for prime and 26 50036 for prime mess. .:

BEEFr-Steady at $14 00020 50 for now plain mess and 20 60024 76 for new extra mess. HAMS—Dull at 25031.

CUT MEATS-Firm at $13%014 for shoulders, 16019% for hams mldlings firm and quiet at }6% 016 for Cumberland cut.

LABD—Firmer and active at 19030 for steam, chiefly 195tf01'J% and 90020% for kettle rendered BCTTEB—Quiet and steady at 31038 for Oh'o and'37013 for State.

CHEESE—Steady at 12%. HQ yLD—Thfe market gained strength as the day advanced and prices rose to 44%, owing in part to the telegraphs fromlWashington to the effect that "deral troops had been sent to Kentucky to prosct courts, and also that there was an increaiod robability of a September session of Congrats.— Afterwards the price reacted to 44%, at which quotation the market closed.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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TAKE NOTICE. -oTDKLL, BIPLET A Co. offtr, by the yard'or piece, an elegant line of BLEACHKD AND BROWN SHKETIMG5, 4-4, 6 4,6 7, 7-4, S-4, 9-4, 10-4. Linen and Cotton atirjd^Lced price*.

Also,A fuU assortment of Barnsley Table Damask*—bleached and brown—6-4, 8-4, 10 4. 50 Dbz. Good quality Dinner Napkins 82.03 .. 'Brown and Bleached Crash, for Towels. Elegant quality Honey Comb Quilts, $1.75.

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JNDIANA STAFFS'".

N I E S I •. Bloomin^ton, Iud. ^rls NXXT TKKM BEGINS SEP. 17TH, 1868. j. taition is Free For ill, Including instruction in modern language, and 'al»o in t^e theory ani pract ce of teacblng. This

Unl-^rsity BDw jmtly ranki among the very best ltutitatidns'of learning in the Uhited States. For further Information and Catalognts, addreis the President, Bey. C. tfntt', L.

Ington, Indiana. Tbe Law term begins *Jovem ber9lh, 1868. W. ANN A MAN President of Trustees,

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COAL.

IVEE COAL.

JOHN /McrABLANE ii now sellisg :he bett

•ffh* ttte particle dfgllvsr Oohl. wreened on the widest ","TiCTOIIlin11le iD vigo county, at as low a figure as an inferior article can be purchased. Thoee wishing to lay in a supply should look to their interests, and bny the best when it Is as cheap as a poor article,

Ordeni left at the Post Office Lobby, at tV.e "Vigo Cannty, Scales," or addressed to Bok 596 P. 0.. Trrre^Hente, will receive prompt attention. augl'dtf

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Now is the time to order, while the price gUed at thelowaat aaikrt pcio*. oapolls, or,

dad to. Ooal Deatsca suppUed at the lowest market pti Address, T. BOTSCH & OO., Indianapolis, JOHN ANDBEW, Braail. ]}2MSn

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The following .Old and Sellable Companies Bepresented.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

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NorthAmerican Fireiii8.Co.

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Applications taken and Policies issued in any oi the above named (Jo«Muiies in lowest current rates. Also, BBAL ESTATS bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to..

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-*s*r| tell Of v£m

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BOOT# ANP.6MOK9.

oavmg just received, at

D. E. RUOGLES,

a well seleoted Stock of Wjmea, Mlsasa, and ChiN aUhe* Wear, which I will offer tor aale

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And I have also received a large rstnrtm.nl of ••a a, Boy's and Tooth's Boots and.Shoaa, bought at the head of the market, so thsycan be

Sold to Salt the Present Times!

8*11 Ch"p-S-11

I also manufacture all kinds of'

""MEN'S WORK

the sborUet notioe aad tha most taahionable ^^MDIKQ done Disti^iBd in haste.

ia a ktly esll

bnt

and examine,

if you do aot bny. c. E. BOQQLES jySittf Ho. 16, North 4th Street.

3,000DOLLARS

W0KTH

Boots & Shoes,

U.w 4i

,-i4iio8 krti enito*

18. MONTHS TIME!

Any

is:

jSK e*

one wishing to engage in theShfe baslness. with little or no cspital, will And this a aplendid opportunity. The goods are freeh and in good etyle for retailing, with regular dies. They ate the odd dc2en. and c**ei of a wholesale sstsbiishment.

The proprietors, wishing to clear op their stock, take this method, and in oidar to accomplish the eale make the above liberal offer: Oooda Sold at Cost.

For terms Ac., address Lock Box 145, IndianapAug, 28-dlw.

QO'OTS AND

8HOJSS. ?9t&i iefjKWl

N A N E W S fm*

UmUlag 5

BtRRi"A9boes Verj Clieaj) To olose oat kli large stock of Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To make room for Spring stock. Ton will sais money by calling on him at

No. 8 Meohanios Blocks Partlcnlar Attention Is gifea so

CUSTOM WOBJk

This Departmeat is la tka hands

BKILLFCl

WOBEHEH.

Sdttetlo

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

riif

LOOK OUT.

CtOOD VEWS FOB ALL.

•1,000 TO ANT PERSON WHO WILL EQUAL MADAME BAPHAEL IN THE PBOfttSlON.

rhflK JSTEVBRFALLtNG MADJi AHB BAfBAEL the best. Ske succeeds wlssa all ethers ban fkiled. All who are in trouble—all who have been unfortunate—all whoae fond hopes have been disappointed, crashed and blasted by false prossiass and deesit—all who toave beeu misled and trifled With—all fly to her (or, advice and aatisfsotion. All who are tn donbt Of the affections of those they love, consult her I relieve end satisfy thalr minds.

tt iofe Affairs She Never falls.

She has the ssoret of winning theaffeotions of ia oppoaite sax. She skowa you the iikeaeae of roar Itatd re wife or husband, or absent friend.— guides the single to .- happy marriage, aad makes the married happy. Her aid and advice haa bean solicited in lanaaisrable instances, and the rssult has always been tha means of seenr. •ag»

Speedy gnd Hsppy Marriage,

gkl Is, therefore, a snre dependence. It Is wel known to the public at large that she was the first, and shs is the only peraoa ia this country who can show the liken use in reality, and wko caa give entire eatlebctioa oa all tha ooncerae ot lUs, which canbe tested snd proVsd by thousands, both mat ried aud single, who daily aad eagerly visit fce.

Xo ell in business her advice is invaluable. Sht caa foretall, with tha graateet certainty, the realt of all commercial aad hasinsss transaotiotii.

Lottery nambers given wlthoat extra charge. ^MADAME KAPBAEL la a bona Ma Astrotogist rtsvsryohs can depend apon. She ia the great^t Astrologist of the nineteenth oentnry. It Is at well-known fact that makes UUtorata.preteaj^r. copy her advartlsamaats and try tdimiuie

Madam Baphael is the seventh daughter of tha seventh daughter she was bora with a artural flft she can foretell, yoar very thoughU. She •led carea drunkennesa. to All interviews strictly private audoonBdsutlal.

As a female Physician her remedies never fail cure nil female irragnlaritiea, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They can not Injure, bat, on the cbntrarj, they •mm-ove the health.

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€orn Exchange Fire ins. Co.,

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Therefore, coma one, come all, to

IU KieluMiJ, M. Gntni Aveiae u1 lili

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TJtBMB.-Ladiear«l Oeatlaman, |1,S0. N. B.—The Madaaie will aaswer no lettere with out a fee of II aid a S-cent stamp Is lnoloasd.

Address Look Box 681. WJT aagSSdWly ..

Tie Cireat English Sernedy..

SIU JAMiaCLAEKI FBX1LII'1LL& Prepared from a Prsscriptioa of Sir J. Clarke, M. O., Physician Extraordinary to the Qaean.

This' invaluable medicine is unfailing In the car* of all tho,e painful and daagaroas dlssasis A which the female constitution is subjsct. Ii Moderates all excesses and removss all obstna* tions, fTom whatever caesa.

TO HAUI1I

It ia particularly suited, It will, la a short time bring on the monthly period with regnlarlty,and although a powerfal remedy, doaa not contain anything huitfUl to tha coaatitatlan. Ia all cases

Slack

Nervous ani Spinal Affections, Pains ia the and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, .PaliJlt.tiou of tke Heart, Hysterics aad Whitss. it will effect a curs when all other msaas have failed, full directions ia the pamphlet around aeck package.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Bawaaa or Ooransmn. Observe the aame of JOB MOSES on the package—purchase none without it—ALL others are base ahd worthless imltatldhs.

H. B.—One Dollar, with fifteen oeete for postage, enclosed to tha sola Propristor, JOB- MOSES7Oortlandt street, Hew Tork, will Insars a bottle ot the

gumint,

containing Tilly Pills, by re

turn mall, socarely sealed from all obssrvatioa,

IslTE—HBALTH—STBBNQTHH LIFE—HEALTH—STHglfQTH11

The Sreat Freach Branta Pelamarre'B Specific Pill* Trapaied by eiatimsu Dnour, Ho. 14 Bae

Lombard, Pari*, and highly recommended by the en I ire Medical Faculty of Trance. Area moat energetic and sflcisat Batfety la eases of Spe^ma torrhesa or Seminal Weakasas Hixhtls, Dally er VanuTuaa Emissions Saxual Weakness or IWWJIICT

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F**I .^# SASAKI

'*[»w im*icgB3.1 mM-von a mi tmoq m@m

Shoes

.^siswTO 8DIT ml in ImfciMTAVt)

ATTMNEYS.

JSO. p. axian. maat.aa oanr.

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Attorneys^ L»w, Oruga.—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. foi12dtf

Wm. E. HcLEAN

Attorney And Counsellor at Law,

GENEKAWOOJUUBCTIN^ AGENT, Terre Haute, Ind. Omci.-No. 86 Kain Street. daeSdly

DENTISTRY.

FJB. L. H. BAKTHOLOMBW

SoaaaoK AHB MBOBAMIOAL

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, Mo. 197 Main St. •ational Block, Terre Haute, Ind. [mSOdtf

itICHA

E N I S scouMKrilitftoC ». s.skrra, Orriw-Ou. Ohio, between Sd and «th Street. aplSdtt TKBBE-HAuTE, IND.

JjK. p. O. LINCOLN,

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ths Okleat Eatabliahed Dentist In Tanre Haute, Ovrioa—On Sixth Strset, between Main and Ohio, oaa door aouth of National Honaa,

Ha ring had upwards of eighteen yeare' expe. ri.nce in Dentistry, he Is confldsnt that hscan give sa

Ms fee tion In all caass (jjriKMly

PHYSICIAN*.

B.A. AKNAUD. sa.-tfc -tad

Orrics—Corner of Main and Fifth Streets, ovsr the Nationai State-Bank. BXSIDXMCX—Chestnut Sf, betwsen 6th and 7th. •Ulyl TEBBE HACTE. IND.

BILL FOSTBBi I'-irS":

QiTr

GEO. W. RE1FSNIDE&.

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE!

jaar All orders left at ^Dowllng Hall, o?ai iii Hating Ofloes, will ba promptly a ttendsd tow nauiaand dlsoatch. mhtti

HOTELS.

BU^TIN

HOUSE. '""-.'"f* fouwir. -wm$

D. C. STUNKABD, Prop'r. Southeast Corner Public Square, Terre Haate, Indiana.

BOARD, 90.OO PBR DAY. ownrsus TO AND raoM ALL TKJUHS. JACOB SDTZ. 0E9. 0e BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE, Coa. SIXTH AND MAIN Siaan, TEBRB HAUTE, IND. JACOB B11TZ B0W....°: FBOPKIKTOBS.

This House haa been thoroughly refurnished. IsySSdwly .'

"1LARK HOUSE. iJ coaMsa or nasi ADD oaio STUEIS. Terre Haute, Indiana,

B. HBirniH •Prepprleter

OSes of Marshall, Mcntezuma and Palastins Hack Lines. Tree Buss to and from all Trains. novSAdtf

rjlBKR E HAUTE HOUSB, OOESEB LIAIIF AMD SKVBHTB KTBIKTS, Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel naa recently bean refitted, and putia •rst-dasa order, tit ring accommodations nusur in the State.

X. C. BUKTEN, Prap'r.

UNDERTAKERS.

JJNDEBTAKBB.

Haviog purchased back from E. W. Ohadwick, Qraber Co., the Undertaken Establishment, and having bad sites yaare experience in the baslnsas, ii now prepared to furnish Mstalio Burial Oaeea, Caskets, and Wooden Oofflas, of all stylse and aiaas, from the best and largeat stock of burial matarial in the State, at 1M Main Street, Terre Haute, Ibdlanai dwtf .. otwfferre Haute y29.Ma

A A

J, P. MoDONALD, (Successor to A. A. ASNOLD) DXALKB IN

HABPER, WILDI A CO., Oornsr 2d ^nd Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind., Ksep constantly on hand,-and manufacture to order, all the latest styles ef CARRIAGES A BUGGIK8 We use none bat the finest material la the contraction of oar work, and warrant it superior so any offsred In this market. Especial attention tiven to BaraiatNa. [lelOdtf

SWAP, Successor to W. HOWARD MANNINO, Me. TO Ckary street, becveea NaMilk M,i EOUM and Sign Painting, Wagon and CKrriags Palntiag aad Paper Hanging, dons in ths bsst of style.

Good material used. All work warronted to give satisfaction. Give me a oall before going elsewhere. Jyld3m

WAttBEN'S IMPROVBD ROOFING. We are prepared to pat on this Boot, and warrant it for Ave years. This Is the bsst and chsap* sat Boof In use, and is flre-proof. Oall on

OLirr a WILLIAMS,^

Prairie Oity Planing Mills, corner of »th Mulberry Btreets. Ia8dt

JOHN BABNIKLE.

arWag ben

Hhbits and Sakual Bvrissss Belaxatioif OeaitalOrgaaa HwkSMaa "IdSM" or k-daat" depositsia tha Urine "Milky Discharges," Ae., aad all the ghaatly train of tymptoms'ariaiug from Overuse or

A Pamphlet, contatcing full part leu la ri, with Din-jttans and Advics, prinssd in Preach, Oae maa.Spaalsh aad English, acoompaelaaeach b«a had will *easat by mail, ftaa of ooat, to aay oia if ho will write lor it.

MutrM

ait: iroB DUIAICABWS gwoirmmu. tAM HO onoaa

or by the aoii CO., 27 Oortlandt Street, New Tork.

Ageats for Tern Haute aad vicinity. i. L. MAHAN a 00. Orders by mail litp

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_RDSON, M.

*KS *85 IMS®!

ESTABLISHED MAY 12. 1861

'.JwtttdMdaaTTt- s-

AS AN APERIENT,

Thero is DO medicine so muck in fcvor with thos. who are acquainted with their nation aa Bobeak's Blood PilU they are sab, plsaaaataad mild in their operation, aad are parely vegetable can be taken by children aa wall asedults try thsm

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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

As a remedy to soothe all narvoea excitement, and in Its trueet sense, a nffTine, there ia, perhaps no modi cine extant which is reoehrsd with so much favor as Bobaok'a Stomach Bitters a wine glass full on goiag to ed ia all that Is required to produce sound and hsalthfal slsep.

ett'i

..'A-.-I. I

ERYSIPELAS,

Or, St. Anthony's Fire, can b« moat eflhctaall/' eradicated by the use of Boback's Blood Purider In conjunction with Boback's Blood Pills.

-WW* $B4 **t:M .-

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Jyll outs it win 2m

M. W. 6'CONNELL

KER,

{•prepared toexecata iardara ia hla liae with ahatasss and dispatch rner of third and Oheriy treeta, Terra Haate, Indiana. JanSO-ft-dwtf

Books, Magazines,"1 Papers,

stationery, Ac.,

Poet Ornca Loaav.. ..Taaas H*UTS, IND Hoviedlv

0ABB1AGB MANUFACTORY

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*!'••}¥. iA

Merolunt Tailor,^

hiu

MAIM STBEET,

Over Saxton $ Walmtley'a Dry Oooda store

Would respsctsvlly call tha attention of the citlMBS of Terra Haute, and the pnblio la naeral, that he haa rented rooma above Saxton 4 Welmiley's Dry Goods store,

for

the parpose of carrying

Merchant Tailoring. Ha keepe always oa hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION

CASSIMEBES, TESTINGS,

OLOTHS, Ac., aad is ready ta make it up In Ike Lftteat Style and on Skort Holice, and on v*ry keaaoaable Terms. Oaving^no high reata to pay, he promlise to make up to oider, whether tha gaode ba iurnlshad by him or not.— Everything in hta line cheaper than, anywhere else.

Catting daaa and warranted to St. A liberal patronage eollclfel. ang29dtf.

A PPHCATION for LICENSE. Jr\. The naderaigaed hereby gives notice that be will apply to' Ae County Commlaslonsrs at thatr regular

SSMI on ia flepioaber, 1W, for license

to Sell spirituous aad Intoxicating liquors In lsss mygxtidsa than a quart at a time, for tho spare orosisysar. Tbapramisss on which said liquors erWta baaatd aiejoeatad on North Kaia Street betwaaa Seeasid aad .Third streets, In ute, "Harrison townhip, Tiko county'

0HSAF

attended to.

S01—WSOW-lyaar

JAOO B'ST Elnl EV I/

~8spt. 2, dltwS^.f-i s/ iij|}

-n

MJOJLINEB^. rijT!

all kiads of Millinery Goods sold st OOH1 during the Winter months, at Mrs. M. H. Abbott's, tta'tba Vast Office. DaeMdtf-

OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation of tha Eyas, not unftequ.ntly arises from a disordered state of ths stomach a tsw doses of Boback's Blood Pills will, In most caee», effect a cure by removing ths cause. -j

Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are BO remedies, now before tbe public, so well calculated to purify the blood and reconstruct (io to speak) tee whole systsm as Boback's Bl^od Purifier, 3Iood PilU and Stomach Bitters.

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LEU CORRHCEA,

Or, Whites, which follow local dsblllty and con 4 stitutional weaknees, oan be effectually cured by the use of Bobaek'a Stomach Bitters. Do not let tbe druggist sell you aay other remedy, aa thase Bitters are preparsd with sspaclal reference to thiscuuplaint, aud are warranted to cure.

..7

«•*.% -te&*s fit -ragea *ni

"'i

nm mi' nt

BAD TASTE

tt the mouth In the morning is one of the symptoms of a bilious condition or disordered state of the liver, and should not, for a aingle day, be neglected, aa it Is but the premonitory symptom of a train of avlls and the very seeds of disease. Procure at once Boback's Blood Pills, administer them accordlag to the dlrectioaa acoompaaying each box, aud the difficulty and danger of disease will at once be removed.

Vj rteicYflyii5*"

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NOT A BEVERAGE..,

Unlike most of the bitters of tha pressat day Dr.:, Bobaek'a are not Intended aa aplesant stlmnla-^-. ting whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal,' containing only sufficient purs bourbon whisky to'-" hold in solution the medicinal extractive from which they are composed.

aatterc

"ConsuiirvioN le aa certainly cuaa ae Intermittent fmt, and aa oaa TAINLY rasvaatsD aa Small Pax."— Htt. Ohot. B. King, It. D., Lh. D..

I N O S

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION

Made from the Preacriptioa of

8C •BW

BEV.CHA8.1. KINS, M. U. DM AC., Ac,, Tor tha Prevanttoa and

Cera of

ON SUM PTION

Tor tbe B*iioat Owe of ASTHMA, BBOWOHITlSr*'' CATABltB, and all otbei affections of tha Lnnga,..... •, Throat, and AIB PASSAGES for General and' Special Derangementa of the Nervous Syatea forv Disorders of ths BLOOD and for all Tunc-, tloaal Disorders of the tttomach nod Boweia.

The Prepared Preserlptioa Increases ths strength and deepens the color oi' ths Pais Blood. Itaubdaea the Oh Ills and Pever,!1 and diminisbss the Expectoration. Itchaaketto NIGHT SWEATS, always. In from aavaa to fourte«t days. Tha Appatiu ia invigorated, and* thau atlent rapidly gaine flesh tha Ooagh aad tb* fllcuit Breathing sea speedily rsllev Slsep becomes calm and rsITsshlng

relieved the^ tha avacaa^,

tions rsgaiar aad uniform. Al 1 th« general symp-" toms of 00NSUM.PT10M. ASTHMA, BroncbitSk, Ac,, disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used ^n every Dissase, by vkaeavar S name known, in whloh there IsJ exhibited and derangement of either the NEBVOUS or the BLOOI SysMms. It la unequalled in Female Diaorder.,'* Scanty or Suppressed Menssa, ''Whltea," Ac.

ThePBEPABED PBBSOBIPTION ia both the-' Best aud tbe most eeonomiaal Medicine that oan be taken. The average doss, is two teaspo onsful, taken onot a day. The .petlant never requires, under any circumstancea, to use "Ooagh Mix- ,, tures," for the Cough "Expectorants" lor tkn Expectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite ot tfee Weaknssa Iron for the Blood j_Anodynes for tha NervousIritation Acids for slight Sweats asrf '.'"

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Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Waatiag Sracmo Acsroa ia npan tha OoaatltntUkaT Coo dltfen, and, through this Condition, upon ths Whole Serlse oi Symptoms.

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Stsitemessta Pro aa Patlsats, Ac.

:3s.

OCU.ras HILL, OIROIXHSTI:—1 was In ths utr stage of Consumption. In tea days stlse taking the PaascairTio.N, my Ohllia, Night Bwsats, Vever Ac., deoreaaed, aad finally altogether disappearsd. A msre skeleton belore, am now well elored wiih flesh. My restoration ia amarvsl to all who know me.—Mas. O. L. WaiQBT, •'Tour Prescription saved my daughter's Hie. and haa probably saved me hundreds of dollars.'^ —Be*. £. Hcaraaaxs.Bemseu. N. T. rr "We bless God for toe benefitt we have received from yoar Prepared Praacription."—Bev.P. Pansoxi a a. Blossburg, Peun. "Every one to bom I have recomssended It hasi" benefitted by its use."—Bev. 0. D. Jasaa, Bacins. i* Wisconsin.

Tbe "PBEPABED PBBSOBIPTION" is put op .0* in aSl bottle, and Is sold In Tsrre Haute, III. li. MAUAN A OO-, and bv Drugglet. generally, orders may be addressed to tha Sole Proprietors. t« OSOAB G. MOSES A OO., IT Oortlandt St fiat!" N.I. Oonsuitatloa free- A Circular, coatoia-10 ft ing Teetlmoniala ot many Oaaea succesafullr ,, treated will be eent fraa, by asaii, to all wka wBl35*4* write for It. daoUdeod v»ril

8T0fti«S, COMMISSION WUmp* iMs owaa

TOUBB

E. R. BRYANT It OO.

JfclffililH

(SnoceSaara to J. H. TBBBBB,)

rorvardiiK A ConMMi Itnlutr $ pstr.aaa in Ftow

svrwara

d^miu

Higbeat market price paid for all kinds of Oral*.

AgeMs tbr

STAB

Waie.-!Botwa on Mala Htraat, Near tha T. 1.1 t- B. Depot IMdwtf

pURE CIDER VINEGAR.

tor eale in quantities to suit purchaaera. Pric., 25 and 30 centa per gallon, according to quantity Leave orders and kegs rat J. A. Foota'a. wanted. a2Td3w. H. rAIltBASEB.

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T7mos Lam.

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Aumwo sasi

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TOHN BANET ft CO., DDUM, aemiiBio* A I N E A E 8 Warehaase aa BirstBt^at tha OanalBaala. "•Wwir TBBBE HA DTK. IBB- »r£ja a