Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

BY TELEGRAPH.

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Indian Attack on fori Dodge.

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Gen. Sheridan at the Fort.

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QREAT TELEGRAPH TANE FROM ENGLAND TO CHINA, '••.I--.

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Riot in Manchester. ..

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London Times on the Annexation

England.

LONDON, Sept. 7.—Mr. Murphy, champion of Protestantism in Manchester, is a candidate for the House of Common*, to represent Manchester.

Several thousand people were present at a meeting in his interest Saturday, at which the conduct of magistrates towards Murphv in the Ashton riots last May was severely denounced.

The meeting was attacked by a mob of Irish Catfeolifs who drove off the speaker* and a sanguinary fight ensued.

The police^finally succeeded in quelling the riot knd arresting several

the lead

ers subsequently. There were several minor disturbances during Saturday night and Sunday, several persons were badly injured.

There is much excitement in the city. The Times to-day says the annexation of Mexico to the United States is desirable, but conld not be accomplished at present without needless expenditures of money and blood.

The Daily News commenting on the mission of the new American Minister, Mr. Johnson, says diffieult questions are to be treated but England has given abundant proof of her good faith.

In sending-Mr. Johnson to this country the United States Government shows its desire to settle pending disputes, and such disposition is the best guarantee that negotions will be brought to a satisfactory conclusion.

Rev. Mr. Bellows, of New York, haa written a letter to th* London Times on the Irish Church question. He says dieeitablisment of the Irish Church is a measure of even more importance to the foreign relations than to the internal interest of Great Britain. The accomplishment of this reform would be a great step toward the removal of those grievances whieh seeme powerfully to inflame the feelings of Irishmen in America against the British Government, and which, while they continue to exist to make war, provoked by the persistent efforts of leaders, at any time possible between England and America.

MANCHESTER, Sept. 7.—Thirty-seven persona have been arrested for taking part in both sides in the riot on Sunday, and brought before the police Magistrates to-day, and after a short preliminary investigation were remanded for furthei examination. Exoitetneot still runs high, and a renewal of disturbance is feared. Every precaution haa been taken to prefj Ut CS serve order.- i. 4 iw j'tm

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FLOBKNCK,

has resigned bis posititon in the Government, on account of ill-health, and his duties are performed by Count Cantelli, Minister of public works. In accordance with the requirement of the Convention recently concluded with the tobacco man* ufacturers, the latter have deposited with the Government 18,000,000 livres as a pledge of good faith.

From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—The following is a statement of the public debt of the United States on the 1st of Sept., 1868:J

Debt bearing coin interest 5 per cent, bonds $221,588,400. Six per cent, bonds of 1861, $213,677,300.

Six percent.5-20bonds, $1,591,276,050. Total, $2,096,494,750. Debt bearing currency interest, three year compound interest notes $10,595,410.

Certificates at 3 per cent. $62,205,000. Navy pension fund at 3 per cent. $13,000,000. Jfci.

Total, $85,800,410. Matured debt not presented for payment, three year 7-30 notes due Aug. 15th, 1867, June and July 15th, 1868, $4,650,000.

Compound interest notes matured June 10th, July 16th, Aug. 15th, Oct. 15th, Dec. 15th, 1867, and May 15th and Aug. l»t, 1868, $5,033,490.

Bonds, taxee and indemnity $256,000. Treasury notes, acts of July 17th, 1861, and prior thereto $154,111 64.

Bonds of April 15th, 1842, and January 28th, 1847, and March 31st, 1849, $1,•258,200.

Treasury notes March 3d, 1863, $655,492. Temporary loan, $744,920.

Certificates of indebtedness, $13,000. Total $12,665,213 64. Debt bearing no interest U. S. notes, $356,021,073.

Fractional ourrency, $31,302,128 3. Gold certificatea of depoirft $25,161,620. Total, $412,984,911 37. Omnd totaL $2,607,942,284 01.

Amount in Treasury, coin $92,570,901,' 21Currency, $15,071,010 7.

Total, $108,641,971 98. Amount of debt less cash in the Treasury, $2,635,614,313 03.

The foregoing is a correct statement of the public debt as appear* from the books and Treasurer's returns in the Department on the 1st of Sept.1868. rSigned:] H. MCCtcloch,

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Interest on public debt, $4.380.000. r« War, $11,800,006. Navy, $1,600,000, Interior, pensions, Indians, $6,100,000. Total, $37,730,000. Warrants issued for redemption of public debt do not appear in the above.

INDIANS IN COLORADO.

Secretary Schofleld has received a dispatch from Hon. Schuyler Colfax, from Denver city, Sept. 6th, in which he states the Indians are committing terrible ravages all around, that cestion of countrymen as near as 20 miles from Denver city.

NAVAL.

The following officers have bean ordered to duty at the naval academy by*the first of October: Commander Geprge £. Belknap, Lieut. Commanders John W. Phillips, John F. Glensy, Chaa. F. Blake, and Lieut. W. W- MwtWay ana J. F. Harrington. Surgeon Adrian Hudcon is ordisrea to naval station at Mound City to relieve Surgeon Oberly, who awaits

MILITABT. uiJSfci

Brevet Maj. McCraa, captain 42d U. S., Infantry has been detailed for duty at the^ Military Academy, West Point.^

During the past week there were tfco hundred and seventy applications for patents and fifty four caveats. For the same time, three hundred and twenty patents have been granted.

APPOINTMENTS.

The following were appointed, to-day^ storekeepers Saml. Johnson and K. Hamilton, Ohio.

Rufus Matten, Lancaster, Ohio. The following were appointed gaugers: David Funk and A. J. Crismon, 17th District, Pennsylvania, and W. W. Maichar, for the 12th Ohio District.

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N*w YORK, Sept. 7.—The State Commissioners to investigate the cattle disease have made a report. The disease, they state, originated with the Texas cattle, and is seriously aggravated by driving or transporting. It is not necessarily fatal to the cattle. The preventative means taken have so completely suppressed the marketing of infected cattle that the Commissioners think the meat now •old is healthier than before the outbreak of the disease.

ABBIVED.

General Santos a Costa, ex-President of Colombia, who headed the movement which resulted in the deposition of Mosquera, has arrived in this city. He is accredited as Minljfcripf Colombia to thi|, country, •,

RUTTIANISU.:

The reign of ruffianism has been inaugurated in Newark, N. J., and assault on officers have become very frequent. Three separate fights, in all of which officers were severely handled, occurred there yesterday, and another affair assumed such a riotous aspect that the Mayor was called on personally to restore orjEer. Most of the liquor saloons were open during the although the prohibition law is still on the statute books. 'smJyi

PRECIPITATION^

A Milkman's horse and wagon were recipitated into a cistern full of water, in 'rince street, Brooklyn, yesterday, and the horse was drowned.

Secretary of the Treasury.

The warrants issued by the Department during August to meetrequirements of the Government, amounted in round numbm to the following:

Civil, miscellaneous and foreign inter, course, including Alaska purchase $13,000,000.

ROUGHS ROUGHING.

A gang of Yorkville roughs .wereyes* terday arraighM Imoti Jiitei&e Kelly/ iS the 4thi District police court on a charge of making a descent on a liquor saloon, corner of 76th street and 3d avenue. According to the affidavit of .the proprietor, they robbedhfin, pQlag^tt. the: place, de« stroyed the furniture, and then set fire to the premises.. Bail was required of each to answer the charges of the* -XJburf

Genet al sessions.

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Sept. 7.—Minister Cadorni

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The inquest on the body of Harry Lyon, who was murdered in his store, 91 South street, on Friday last, was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner Kienan and a jury, who found the deceased died from a pistol shot Wotuid at the hands of Robert Hojson. Hopson was committed to await the action of the Grand Jury. PRETENTION OF RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

A strong deterniination is: evinced by certain manufacturers in New Jersey to resist the operation of the new law for the prevention of boiler accidents. They claim it was a job' foisted through the Legislature by interested parties in New York, and that the preventative measures directed by it are less offective and more expensive than those now in use. Trouble is expected if they attempt to enforce the LAW-

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BROKE .TAIL.

Five prisoners, including four burglars and one highway robber, escaped from Queens county jail at Hempstead, on Saturday. They knocked the jailor down and made their way off, but the jailor shortly recovered and raised an alarm, and with citizens captured three of them The highwayman escaped.

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TELKQRAFH.

It is stated a powerful and rich company has been formed in London with Cyrus W, Field as controlling man, to form a continuous line of telegraphs from England to China, by way of the Mediterranean, Egypt and India. This company has purchased the cable line from Malta to Alexandria, and is about to re-lay the cable in deeper water.

THE COUNTRY TO BE RUINED. A newspaper correspondent writes that during a stage coach ride in Tirginia, recently, Gen. Lee stated unless the 5 Democracy were successful in the Presidential election, the country would be ruined. -.

BUS OVER. S*

A young man named Crabtree was run over at Fremont yesterday by the Hudson Railroad train, losing one leg. & I "LAWSUIT

Suit has been commenced by the firm of A. T. /Stewart & Co., of this city, •gainst L. C. Hopkins and others, of Cincinnati, for the foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate. The amount claimed by Stewart & Co., is $85,361.

PRIZE FIGHT.

Jim. Hagermah and Patrick Dillbn, yaatarday, fought 44 rounds in one hour and fifty-nine minutes, at the Palisades, for two hundred dollars. Patrick won the money both were severely bruised.

ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Robert W. Hopson, who killed Lyon, the liquor dealer, Friday night, was .ed-*,-mitted to bail,this morning in the sum of twenty thousand dollars.

RAILROAD WAB CLOSED..

It is reported the Erie Direciers have settled their difference with Mr. Drew, and agreed to elect him one 'of the new Board in October, and that perfect harmony with the Yanderbilt puty Will be the result of this arrangement.

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1S1 ROLLTKS IKYMTBUTIO* Investigation intoMr. Buckler's charg es against Commissioner Collins and Deputy Commissioner Harlan was resomen to-day.

The only evidence of importance elicited wim from J. D. MpHljBrj, lornfcrly Inspector of Internal Revenue, who testified to the brand on certain brands ot whiskv being mysteriQualy changed while Iwing parted from North river to 14$ street, and to seeing 8. N. Rke's hand check for a hundred aad five thousand or ten thousand five hundred to Mr. Harlan at his office next day, remarking at tiie time, "a note from a Mend."

Collector Smith was discharged and examined as a witness, but gave no evidence of importance.

Examination adjourned until to-mor morrow noon. ^... POST OTVXCa FBAOSS.

Bev«rly Clark was brought before U. S. Commissioner Osborne to-day and held in $10,000 bail, on citarce of complicity in frauds on the Post Ombe Department, in connection with furnishing blanks, sta.

TOBACCO. 4KB&^|St4l 84

A number of prominent tobacco man* ufacturers arrived here to-day from Rich, mond for the purpose, of requesting the Secretary of the Treasury and Commissioner of Internal Revenue to establish bounded tobacco warehouses in Rich* mond. There are now in that city over onejnillion pounds waiting shipment.

North Carolina-

WiLMiHGK^,IJepS#-Saturday 4i|h^ at Clinton, Sampson county, a nisgro, formerly a member of the Union Leaguer but who recently abandoned that organization and joined the colored Democratic Club, was called out of doors at his house and shot through the heart. The matter has created a great deal of teeling.

Indians attack fort Dodge, LEAVEHWOBTH, Sept. 7.—A special from Pays City to the Conservative says a partylof Arxapahoe and CheMnne Indians made a daih on Fort Dodge the" morning of the 3d, but were driven off after a Jsevere fight. Four soldiers of the 3d Infantry were killed and seventeen wounded. Indian loss unknown. General Sheridan is now at Fort Dodge.

Beapited.

ADELPHIA)

Sept. 7.—Alfred Alex

ander^ under sentense of death, has again been respited by the Governor, this time for an indefinite period.

From Baltimore. •UB

BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.^-In: eeaformity with the annual custom of the association of old defenders of Baltimore, they yesterday attended divine service in a body at the Light street Methodist Episcopal Church.

The Associa0Q^-i»^v|iPlil|M|^Bfy abouMO members. On the twelfth inst. they will partake of their annual dinner at Goranstown.

^Political Addresaes.

AUGUSTA, ME., Sept. 6.—Gen. Swing, of Kansas, addressed the Democrats here Saturday evening, and Gen. Brinkerhoff, of Oliio, addcessM the Republicans of Sidney and adjoining towns the same evening.

CINCINNATI MABKET. ». ji By T»|tgr»ph.l Oiwoiinr'ATl, S«pt. 7.

FLOUR—Unchanged and qniet family at fe60^9 76. WH®AT—Dull, »t »1 98 for No 1.

COBjN—Advanoad to 10 2910 3 and th* apply light dlfHltcriai buying. OA®—Unchanged and Arm atSSc.

RYE—In demand and firm at $1 40. BABUSY—Unchanged. COIJCON—29c and dull. WHISKY —Held at 70c in bond. MeSs PORK—Held flamiy at «S9.

bu£k

LABD—Held firmly at 19c, bnt oayeri do not offer better than 1%. BUTTER—Unchanged and Srm at full price*.

JOHEEBE—Unchanged and firm at foil prices. 5SINBEED OIL—Dull at fl IS. 'ClOLD—H4X buying.

Ilf* WYOBKMABKlT.ii Teiegraph-l Maw Toa*.Sept. 7. !TON—Dull and iietTy and a shade lower

A shade firmer at $7(B8 25 for enpelate and weitern 8 16 for common to choice extra 8.8000 do, extra Western 1( 11 7S good choice white wheat extra 8 common-to ch0iM ^B. B. O9 60011 common fair^extra St Louis 11014 geod to choice, do, doling qniet California quiet at* 71011. ...

BYE FL0UB—Quiet at 709. J» CORN HEAL—Bather mora actice. .»• WHISKY—Dull and nominal at 60c in bond.' WHEAT—Spring Wheat a shade firmer and winter low»ratf2 07 for No land8spring miked, 2 13 for choice amber State,

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Books,

S 98 for new amber

Indiana, 2 36 for old amber State,

9 SO

for white

Hlniigan and 3 7502 78 for white California. BABLEY-Qulet at 91 BABLEY BAI.T—Dull

COBN—Obened Heavy at lc lower a better at 1^508 00 for ansonnd and 202 SS for sound, mixed weetern 22 in etore.

OATS—Dull and heavy at 68078c BICE—Dull at 909% for Bangoonand 9)j@10% for Carolina.

GOfFB^teady and quiet. Bio at privatetermi. SUQAB—Active and

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higher Cuba at 10%-

(ai0J4 refined grades. MOXS

ASSES—Steady and qniet. PETROLEUM—Firmer at 16%(!|17c for canned and 3! for refined bonded.

HOPS—Quiot at 30040c for new. POBK—Firmer and in fair demand at 929%, meis closing 29 casb 28 87 for old 23 tor prime 25 50@26 for prime men.

BEEF—Quiet at 21@S2 for prime men 30036 for India men. BEEF H&HS—Dull at

S5031c. »t 13540

OUT MEATS—Steady at SHOULDERS—16(919! LARD—Firmer at 193^020% for steam and 30V09O£ for keltle rendered.

14c

BUTTER—Quiet state.

at 31038c for Ohio, 38043 for

CHEESE—Steady at 13017%. QOLD—Closed weak and opened at 44 vanctd to 45 and fell to 44%, closed at 4 of44%esked.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hottls "fend

Housekeepers

TAKE

NOTICE

TUELL, BIPLBY

Co. off.r, by the yard, or

piece, an elegant line of

BISACHSD AND BROWN SHKETIMGS, 4-4, 5 4, 6-7, 7-4, S-4, 9-4, 10-4, Linen and Cotton at redncei price*.

Altp, a full aMortmeot of Barnsley Table Qamasl|s—trleschtd^nid broiTB—8-4 S4*", IS 4. 50 feo«: Good quality TMntter Vapkitu 92JB9

Brown and Bleached Crash, for Towels. Elegant quality Honey Comb Quilts, 91-7&. TUELL. BIPtET a OO. 1'

P. MoOONALD,'

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PE4LSB IM

Magazines,

POST Orriot LOUT NoilSdly

WAKRBN'S IMPKO.TBD VT HOOFING. We are prepared to put ob this Beat, «nd warrant It for Ave years. This is the beet and Cheap* Mt Roof in use, and tn-ynot (Miss oLirr a williaks.Prairie City Planing Kills, corner of ith Mulberry Streets. laMt

pURB CIDER TINBGAR.

For sale in quantities to suit purchaser*. Pric 25 and SO cent* per gallon, according to quantity wanted. Leave erders and kege at J. A. foot*'*. a27d3w..

•ANTON SHIDB, XV TEACSSB or InstnimeBtal aii Vocal Mule.

Order* left at Lindasaaa** or Xstsntsct'* promptly attenaed to. Be* of raforanew giyea. julySdSm.

•FFEBYB8CEHT SBLTEEB APBB1KMT 1* a gentle sal cooling t'stharttr or Purgative ••dlrln*. la thr firrrn ttT a Powder, pieaeaat to takaaadia sMamiisMsd aad UMd by the beat Physicians In fee country as a moat reliable aad efctul rseaedy.

EFFEBTESCEHT

Cuaaa DTDHIU, Ovass HBAanvaa, Onisbisliiuciu,

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Cvaao CmiiiiiiMi^i a OowMas,

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'^AFB-BIJEWT iafl 1 sex- Conns 80ca STOMASH,. Ouaas Haavoos BaaDAoa*, 1 Cuaas Iavaa Ooananit,

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POWDER

Ccau BILLIOUS Oqaaa BXKDXATICBADACU,

Jldrea

JOB PRINTER

115 MAIN: ST.:

glily

MEATB—Dull aad :price« nominally

tbe can he bought at 19014c.,.'' BA^ON—Lower and doll shplll4«n l8c, clear sideia 17 clear rib 16.

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PENNSYLVANIA

SALT MANUFACT'fi Pittsburgh. Pa.

au8d«odly

COAL.

JJIYBR COAL. JOHN McFABLANE is now selling the bett article of Biter Goal, screened on the widest screen in nse In Vigo county, ar as low a figure as an inferior artiole can be purchased. Those wishing to lay in a supply should look to their interests, an'd buy the best when it is as cheap as a poor article.

Order* left at th* Po*t Office Lobby, at tle "VigoCounty Scale*," or addressed to Box 606 P. O., Terr* Haute, will receive prompt attention. angl7dtf

JJBAZIL COAL, ry V. BUTSGH A C#., would reipectfuli) inform _ieir old customers aad the citlsea* of Terre Haute generally, that SAMUEL MEBBY ia their authorised agent for Brazil Splint or Block Coal. All orders lelt wltb him will be promptly attended to. I* low.

Now I* th* time to order, while the price Coal Dealer* supplied at th* lowMt market price. Address, V. BtffSOH JOHN ANDBEW, Brazil.

3H CO., In 'lane polls, or, jj25d3m

QOAL COAL I!

Being now pr*par*d I

to fill all orders for tbebest

ck, and Hi

of Brasil block, and Highland Coal, at tbe cheapeat rate*, aow is your time to lay in yoar Coal by leaving your orders at 107 Hain street, or with B. W. Sippet), under Dowling's Hall, on 6th strset, with whom I have made arrangements to receive all orders and give all information in tegard to the buslnea*.

P. 8. A largelot of Lehigh Coal on the read. AngS8dSm. I. F. MEBBILL.

NEW GROCERY AKD

PROVISION STOltE 1

IJR JD. MOLLOY,

Groceries and Provisions, No. 0 4tk Street, oae doorSoath ortke Poat Oflce, Terrs-Haute, Indiana.

indersigned has jnst opened at the above stand, aflrst-clau Family Grocery siid Provision Btore, with larg* and wall eelected stock of n*w aad freak articlee suitable for every day us* Is-ftallltti to which h* call* tb* attention of hi* friends aad the public generally.

Goods d*llT*red to any part of the city ftrsa of chart*. cash price raid for Country Produce.

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Stationery,

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Tcama HACTI, Ian

pHEOARY INSTITUTE, KHSLIS am rautoa, FO,B TOUNO LADIES, Bomrding i»d PayPnpiH,

IIIMira 1B39 BfBBVI IRBI,

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COMPANY, or mtkanniA.

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FAUIBABKS.

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INDIANA. TUESDAY HORNING. SEPTEMBER

Oosruwta,

Oran ^AvaMca, 'saedicine for Tumalee and stamachs 6«ue»tljr ojeat ordia-

Hi* a moat All

ary puraatlT*ase«fclas* o«r pamihlet of teetimonlals, aad aa you Taiaa yoar life 1 health, loee not an hour in procuring a bottle of this moet womlntnl rissidy.

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S78 Gre«nwich St.. New York. Wror Sale by all Druggists. aultt—d6meod.

J{ A!/ BRYAN.

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BEAD Is th* staff of life—yoar most importaat article of diet. The health of your largely depends apon Its being ,, ,,iu

LIGHT AND WHOLESOME, RITE •MS

.. Would yon hare It so? .Then use only4

NATBONfaALERATUa

•V IT IS ABSOLUTELY PUBE,"»a

Whiter than snow make* Bread always light, whit* aad beantifal. Take a ponnd home to foor wife to-night. She will be deHghtea with It. »TIM fftV 1 .{.-.jn

Buykrs of Soda should try our

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MUSICAL.

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Ot 1868.

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5.0 *r£.ot .... is* jrv anA H-rv-jiUi".'"' rf m* 1. Men of all parties agree tkat my candldaMS for public favor are the beat ever brought out a platform. t. They have been tried for year*, have stood unflinchingly, have come up to everything tnt the* ware recommsadsd to be, aad ar* the peoples choice everywhere. 3. Ia oppoaitioa to all vrirfeworker* *sl patty depredators my candidates,have steadily roe* ap, gatberad *tr*ogth, and staa l* this day uaited a* the strongeet host ever known in th* hiatory of tho country.

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1. The fineat and bast Jot of flltl CLASS PIANOS and all oth*r kinds of Musical iastrumsnt* ever oflerad for sale ia the Weat, can be found at Kissnsr's Palace of Maalc. 2. Hand reds of purchasers who have bean oslag my Pianos for years, agree that they are the best laating Pianos known. 3. Pnrcbaiiog largely lor cash, alio, by. occupying the exteneire building of my own, thu* saving costiy rsats, my custom*ra will reoeiva th* benefit of all su:b savlngi, and greater b*ii(tlii can be had of me than ever known la th* of the Piano trad* heretofore. 4. No old rusty stock on hand to gat ridolf, bat everything new, and adding the lateatlmpo MdNoveltiee constantly to it. 5. I am In Ihvor of all partie* uniting with on this platform, and I *hall makj ipscial ., to yeur vote this Fall.

KISSNER'^iB.

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48. Olkio Street*

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ME'N MAZDIITGPU. "%4'$M46N

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WORD WITH l»m

»MUSIC.

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PI AUTOS, 9IELODEOV8 ORGANS, Violin*. Quitar*, Tint**, aad all kind* of Maeica

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEBBE HAUTB. INDIANA. TUNING AND BEPAIB1NO of PIANOS and other Initrument* will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken In tnadefoi NBW ONES. aulOSdwtt J. 0. LINDEMANN.

MANVFACTIBING C0MPAN1. .The Pianos of t^is Company are eassntially

Bi-Carbonate of Soda.

We guarantee it not only for superior to any other American make, tat evea purer than the

JPIANOAFOR WESTERN PEOPLE.

They are not only made at home, bat ar* well made. They hav* taken Four First PlwBduii, at Western Fairs. They po*sess unrivalled excellence of tone and finish, and compar well In all respects with the beat instrument* ot Ea*t*rn Manufacture.

Prices vary from $450 to $ZQ0.

AcooaniNo

ama AND

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

CAST-CAST-STKEL PLOW

feJWhy it "Scours."

ITS EASE~OF DBAFT!

Why It is the Most Durable!

ADAPTION TO JABI0C8 W0KKI

Stubble-OloYer-Sod Prsirte 80S C0NYEN!ENCr~0r

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IS MADE!

HOW IT

REPAII8

Why it ls the Cheapest!

ETOi/ETO., ETC!

The Novelty of the Cast-Cast-"^41 Steel Plow! Tss&m

Saving of Time!

Saving of Money! *w?« Saving of Horses!

Its Remarkable Durability!

Facts and Figures

Repairs for Eight Years.

rive ASitor Six *r mil the Plow* a*ld dnrlssK- th* Isst Kight Years have had ao Bepalri nhatsTtr, 'aind

Gall on, or send for Circular, shoeing of Plow to bay, and why." to

JOIfil A JONES, Farm Implements, PS TEBBE HADTE, IND.

9. HABBXBT.

HABBEB^ 84 WAUI

F. P. MOLLOY.

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re-«p*B on Monday, tot. S9d. Faawi is the laatfsaca of the Family aad I* eonatahtty spoken Tnnfe Instltnte.

MABAMS D'HIBVILLT. Principal.

Jel7d8iaeod

MBRICAN

LIFE IN3TJR-

1MB, H.9IMM.I9.

|Wd*ad». Fifty pw tent, AaanaUy. The Ameriaan commenced busia«ss ia 1850, and i* lk»i sSnrt on* oftheoldaat, as well as on* of th* vary b**t aad aalfeatln th* Uaited Stat**. its Bataa and Items of Iasuranee ar* aa low aad accossmodatiag aa thoee of any otker oompa a via the world.

I-dlw. JAMES HOOK.

J. R. HABSH

IOWA

KSAL ESTATE AGENCY. FABMS, WILD LANDS, And Oity Property of every description, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable us to Insure satisfaction la ev*mUoat tmaat of bae»a*S* rsatlnf to a general Baal Estate Agency. ft MARSH,

WAUfUT STHEET,

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MANHONBi

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LECTCBE ON THB NATUBAL TBEATnat, and Badloal Cars of Spematorrhaa. or Seminal Weakn«ee. Iavolnntary Emissious, Belli al Debility, and Impediments ta Marriage generally Nervonsnvee, Consnmption, HpHepay, and Phyaleal Incapacity, reanlting from 8«f Abate, *c., by Boar. J. OcLTanwiLt* M. D., aathor of th* *^raw Book," Ac. "A BOOB ta AmMs or iiftHB."

Seat aaderaaal, fa a plain ntvelopa, to any addnsa, ro*Tr*», on _r*celpt of cent ot two poatag* stamp*, to GHAS. J. 0. KLINE ft Oo., 137 Bovarf.XfvTovk. PastOlca Box 4MB, Also, Dr. Calvarweirs "Marriage Oalds," JriC* SB cents. MaySdwSm.

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"OoasvamoM is as oectaiaiy craa as Intermit Seat Fever, and aa oxa VAULT narastn aa Smallpox."—

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PRJEPAKBD PBKSCRIPTION Made from the Praaoripttoa of BIT. ClAJk I. KU8, lilqU. lle to, 1 For the Preveattoa aad Oaro

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CONSUMPTION

For tie Badfaal Om» of ABTHMA, BBONOHITIS, OATABB8, aad all othat afcettaas of the Lnag*. Tkroat, aad AIB PAMAOBS tor Qoaaral aad Special Daraagamaata of the Norvoaa Syatamifor iSaordar* of tho BLOOD aad tor all Faac* tloaal Disorders of thaSSoasach aad Bowel*.

ThePrtparei Presqlptloa mniUe straagth aad disaiaa the color Iatrissis the straagth aad dssgsaa we color ot tho Pale Blood. It snhdaea tte OhUla and Faver, aad dlailai*h*a th* Bxpwtoratian. Itchach* th* NIOR SWBATS, always, la from s*v*a to fonr' "late teaadays. Tho pat|aat rapidl dMBcalt Braathlag Sltsp bacomsa calm aad

tavlgoratad, aad tho •aa the OMrii aa the spaadily tafinad th* reik-eshiag the ovacaa-

ttods ragalaraadaaitorm. All1thegmsral symptomsof OONSDMPTIQN. ASTKHA, Btwaahltls, So., disappear with a really aatonlshlBg rapidity.

to ma of OONSOMPTIQN. ASTHi pear with area THB FBS80B1PTI0N •toald be used an evary Plsissi, by Whatever .-aamo knowa, la whieh there IsTezhiblted aad daraagemeat

either th* NEBTOUS or tho BLOOD

Sy *tsms. It I* aaaaaalM la Vsaal* Diaord*r«, Scanty or Snpnrsssed Hants*. ••Whites,M Ac.

The PBEPABED PBBSOBtPTION la hath tho Best aad the moat eooaoaloal Medicine that caa be taken. Tbeaverafe doae, is two teaspooaafal, takaaonot a day. no .patient never reqairee, aad*r nay clrcnmataao**, to no* "Coagh Mixta rea," (or the Ooagh "Bxnectoranta" lor the BapOctoration "Toa lea" tor tha Appetite or tao Weaftasae Iron for tho Btoad ^Aaaisyaaa I ftrvoas" Whisky 8rscirio Acuoa la npon tha dttloa, aad, through this Ooadftlon, npon tho Whole Serise oi Symptoma.

bp m«b wi iaa wm mwmmjmm Ibr the 1 Iritation Adds

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Might SwaaU or

or Cod Llvar Oil for tha Waatiaa. Its 1 Acuoa la npon tb* Ooastltati«maI

COM-

Oouaaa Hiix, Otaataaan1 waaia tha LAST •tag* of Ooaaamptloa. Ia t*a daya altar taking tha Paascairnoii, my Ohllla, Might SwaaSi, Fever Be., decreased, aad taally altogether Itsapjsared. A mer* ekeloton before, I am aow well rtorod with Osah. My raatorattoa laamarvalta all who know me.~Maa. O. L. Wrnaar, •'Yoar Preacriptioa aaved my daaghtar's lifc. aad haa nrobably saved ma hnadrods of dollan. —Beiv. I. Htmraaar*.Bsausa. M. T. "Wo bteea Sod fisr tto boMfllt wohavo rao*lv*d ftsayotr Irqmd Pr*acrl»tlon."—Bov.P. Paaaoatna. Bloasharg, P*an. "Every one to hem I havorooommendsdlt haa bea*Btt*d by Ita aa*."—Bar. O. D. Jonas, Badao, Wlsooisteo

Tha "PBEPABED PBBSOBIPTION" ia pat ap la a fl bottle, andtsaoldla Tsrra Maato, by I.L. MABAN OO-, aad hi Pragglats •Mwally, or orders may bo addrssssd to the Sole Profrietors, OSOAB O. MOSES OO., 7 Oortlaadt Btrsat, N. Ti Ooasaltatloa ftaa* A Otrealar, lag Teetimonlals

ssaay Oaais aw

irsatsd will bo eent ftae, by asall. to all who write forlt. dsclWsad

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E. R. BBTAI9T

Camsassrs to

STAB UMSOM

ATTORNIY*.

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TJA1RD 4 CftUifTj

Attorney* Lwwf Omca.—Mo. Main Strset, ap atair*. toblSdtf

'Win, I

'UT IS«3

•ttoraay and Conaaallorat Law,

GBNBBAL OOLLECTIKQ AQBNT Terre HaHte,|nd. Omcn.-Jto.SS MataBtrasS. dsaSdly

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BABTHOLOIiEW ScaSKON AMD Miounou

E N I S

lacssaaor to Dr. D. M. WlLD, No. 167 Main St. Battoaal Blook, Terra Haate, Ind. (mSOdtf

RIOHAfiDSON, M,

E N I

]JK. C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldeai Brtftbliafced OentiBl la Tana Hants,

ORWTOA—On

Ohio, tao door Booth of National Hoaee. srlag had apwarda of *lght**n y*ara' *xpi coin DoatMry, ho 1*Mafideat that heca give aatWaoUoa ta all casts. [JrlOtli

PHYSICIANS.

JJB.A. AKNAUD. Ornci—Oorasr of Main and Fifth Strasts, rar tha Matloaal State Bank.

BastDtuoa—Ohsstnat St b*tween 6th and 7th. mttlyl TBBBB HAUTB. IND. QITY BILL POSTBR.

GEO. W. BEIFSNIDEB. PNFTMMMU MUD OIREUIAN OATRIKUUD GOOD STYLEI

A.U orders left at fowling Hall, or at th rlatlag OMo*af'will ho promptly ttoaded tow aoasaad attoDatoh. mbSti

HOTELS.

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NTIN HOUSE.

D. C. BTUNXAB1), Prop'] Southeast Corner Pabllc Sqnaro, Terre Hante, Indiana.

BOARD, |9,00 PER DAY. raxa omnrcs

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INSURANCE.^COLU Si N.

FIBE AN0LIFE,

NSURANCE AGENCY

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TaAitts.

JAOoa acTE. aao. a. atrr NATIONAL HOUSE, Ooa. Sum A.ko it&n Sraaar, TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

.rsoPBirrais.

This Hons* haa been thoroaghly refurnished. mytSdwly

^LAKK HOUSE. coaaaa or riasT and oaio STaaats. Terre Hante, Indiana.

Ws B.tUUfVITB. •nMBlMit

of Marshall, Moatoanma aad Palsatlne

Hack Ltaea. FreeBa** to aad from all Tralas. aovSSdtf

IJtBRRE

HAUTB HOUSB,

ooann sin ABB savanra sraaara, Xerre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel nas reoeatly been refitted, and pntla trst-cUas order, offering accommodatioas nnsnr passed in tbe State.

T. C. BVim.Fiap'r., ,.

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Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

MAMFOBD, OONN.l^^ Mksni

IVortbAMeriesn Fire Ins. €o. HABTFOBD, OONN.

Com liehsnge Fire Eds.

Insurance Co.

Saekeye Hre

OLBTBLAND, OHTO/15"'^1^

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firatl, Fl •alt. Highest aMrkaSprlsa fold for aUktada of Orala. Agoats for

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ESTABLISHED MAY IS. 180)

AS AN APERIENT,

Thora to no madieiaeeo mnoh ia bror with those who hre aeqnainted with their aetioa as Bobaek's Blood Pills thsy ar* aaft, ylsaaaat aad mild ia thalr operation, aad are parely eegotable caa be taken by chlldraa aa well asadalta try them

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Aa a remedy to aootho all aarroas ezeilament, and la it* trnwtaaaae, a Mmae, there is, porhape no medliriLne extaat which ia rooatred with ao mncb fcror aa Bobaok's Stomach Bittars a wise glass fall oa going to ed la all that la reqnired to produce soand and healthful slsep.

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to aa. s. a. aura.

OFFIOB—Oa Ohlo. feotwoaa SdaadMl Straet. aylSdtf TBBBB-HADTB, IND.

V* *!.» USK X.I^ T'

ERYSIPELAS,

Or, Aathoa eradtoated In ooajnnci

!»!W u-n,

Sixth Street, between Main and

•ML

Lhony'a Fire, caa bo most eflectnsilly by th* nse of Boback'a Blood Pnriflar tion with Bobach's Blood tills.

OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation of the Byes, not nnfroqaeatly arise* (Tom a dlsoidered state of the stomach a fhw doM* of Bobaek's Blood Fills will, In most cas**t *Beot a onto by removing tho caaas.

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Keep Tour Blood Pure.

Thar* or* ao remedies, aow before tao pabllc, well calculated to anrily the bluod aad reoonstruct (so to spoah) the whole system aa Bobaoh'e od Fnrlfl*r, 3lood Fill* and Btomaoh Blttar*.

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Or, Whltee, which follow local debility aad eon•titntsonal wcaknex, oan b* *ff*ctoally cored by the nae of Bobaek'* Htomach Bittars. Do aot let th*dniggl*ta*ll yoa any othor r*m*dy, aa th*** Bittsra at* prspated with **p*clal reference to thl* complaint, and ar* warranted to enre.

BAD TASTE

In thi ffikinth In tbe morning Is one of the symptom* of a billons condition or dlaordorod state of tha liver, and ehonld aot, for a slagle day, bo aogleeted, a* it la bnt th* premonitory symptom of a train of evils and tho very seed* of ills see* Procure at once Bobaek's Blood Fills, administer them accordlag to the direction* accompany lag each box, and thedlBcnlty and danger of dh will at once be removed.

NOT A BEVERA0E.

Unlike' moat of tho bitter* of tho prsseat day Dr. Bobask's are not intended aa apl*eant stimulating whisky beverage, bnt are perfectly medicinal, contalnlngoaly anlBclent para bourbon whisky to hold la solution the medicinal extractive matter from which they are composed.

Jyll outs A ins 3m ..

Co.,

1ST BBOADWAT, NBW TOBK.

Eninbernians Fire Ins. Co.,

OF GHIOAQO.s

FIVTS (II 6

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"^1 Also Affent for ,^

People's and Telegraph

E S A

C. S Ex. Go's Fast Freight Lines

From Now York, Boetoa and intermediate folate.

Claltti ftr OTcrcgsrie a*d Daaaft vressptif

M. A. ORANE

UNDERTAKERS.

M. W. O'CONNELL HaTinf rarcbasad book flrem Z. TP. Oiadwlck, Ovabor

Oo., ths Undertaker* Istabllshmant,

aad bovine Wad seven y.mrs oxporloaoofa the tubas, Is now prepared to (tarnish Metallo BnHal ciassa. Cask*ts, aad Wooden CoSa*, of all stylsaaadalMa, flrosa tho hsat and latgeat stock of bartal material la tbe State, at 10* Main Street, Tsrra Hants, Iadtato. twtf Torre Hante 29. If a

8 A A

Vm)EBTAK£B. toffaasmd tonocate 1 order* la his lin* with «ai|lsmSihem*r offblrdand Cherry

M1LLI1IBSY.

all ootn

kiaia «f XiUiaory Ooode sold at dariag tte Wlats* saoaths, at Ifn* M. H. Abbott's, ItsQnaVsak Mtoa. DaaMdtf

The ereat English Keaietfy.

WMVIIVM

js& V'-sw

Applications taken and Policies issued in My ot tin above named Companies in lowest currant rates. Also, BKAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

I Apply to,ig•• in®

M. A. OKANE

Qaneral Fire and Life Insorsnce Agent

ft-OB'B'IOJC*

lliUnfSt., between 5th & 6t&

Terre Haute, Ind.

Offloe ISO Main Street Old Stand ofjr.prs.. Thompson^,

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BIB JAMIS CIABKl'S FIMALI FILLS Prmared from a Pr**criptlon of Sir J. Olarka, U. D., Physician Bxtraordiaary to tho Qa**n.

SPBOIAL NOTIOB.

Bcwaaa or OocNTiariirs. Obe*rve. the same of JOB KOSBS on the package—parchaa* none without it—AM, othera are baaa and worthlea* imitatlona.

N. B.—On* Dollar, with fifteen cents for poete, encloaad to the sole Proprietor, JOB MCiMSOortlandt atreet, New York, will insure a bottle ol the intuitu, containing Fifty Pills, by retern mall, secarely sealed from all obaervatioa,

LIVE—HBALTH—STBBNOTH!! LIFE—HEALTH—STHEICOTHI!

The fireal Freaeh liaelyj Deiamarre's Specific' Fills

Prepaied by OAaaMciaaa A Duron*, No. 14 Ba* Lombard, Paria, and highly recommended by th**atire Medical Facnltyol France.

Area most energetic and efleient Bemedy In taea of Spermatorrhoea or Samlnal Weaknsas Nightly, Daily or faiumi emissions Sexaal Weakness or iMrotiaor Weakneee arising from Secret Habite and Beaual Bxoossso Balaxatlon of tho Genital Organs Wsak Spine "Lime" or "Brick-dust" deposits la tha Urine "Milky Discharge.,'" Ac., and all tha ghaatly train of jmp-. toms arising from Overuse or Bscese**.

A Pamphlet, contaiuing fnll particulars, with Dlreetion* and Advice, printed In French, German, Spaniah and Bngliah, accompac lee each box and will be eent by mall, free of coat, to aay ono who Will write lor it.

Price 11,00 Per '.lax, or Blx loxcefor $6^B ASK FOB MLAMABBB'S SPBOIFIO FILLS, AND TAKB NO OTHBBS.

Sold by all tha principal Draggkt*, or will b* **nt by mail, s*oar*ly **al*d from obaarvatioa, on rocelpt of the peclfled price by any advertising Agant,or by the sola Proprietor*, OSOAB 0. MOSBS A CO., 27 Oortlaadt Str**t, New York. Agent, for Terre Hante and vicinity,

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This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all tho painfol aad daagaroa* dl**a*«* ito wUchthe female conatitation ia snbjsct. It .- moderates all azceaae* and r*mov** all obstruc-

tlons, from whatever cauaa. •r~r~ TO lAHUKD LADIES It la Jarticularly snitsd. It will, in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity,and although a powerful remedy, doea not coataln anything hnrtful to tha constitution. In all cases of Nervous anl Spinal Affections. Pain* ia tha Back and lilmba, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, it will affect a cure when all other m*aa* have failed. Full direction* in the pamphlet aronnd •ach package.

I. L. MAHAN 00.

Order, by mall promptly attended to. letp BOW BOD—WBOW-lyear

HATS AND CAPS.

jq-iW^TOBJL

HAT

STORK

Joseph O. Yates« JUST IN BSOBIPT OF

Msns' Hata ol all Icindsi, Boys' Hats of sail kiiiita, ir-'f-I Ml——*Hata of stll kinds, t?.\.

Inftata' Hata of all kiadsi-

Aad al all priess. flats made to order on abort aotloa. OoaM

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SPRING

AMWA,

14® Vain Street Terre Ban to i»#.inc/W asrBBt

JJBMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGMXCY.

I have moved my ofloe to MoKoss FaddockrV Mill, whtro I would be plaaaat ta see ay old friends aadcaatomera.

Through reoelpte given aa shlpmaats of produce to all Baatera CIti**. All Ball, and Ball aad Water ratee aa low, and ttsaa aa «ai«k as 'any

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oombetiag Bugland to'

aprlfitdtf

Jaaao-S-dwtf

swap,

tl flllUUM'11" W'^H0WAA1 Ka|DRK9| 1JS.70 Chem stmt, sscwasB aai Hoi»d —d WgiFiitl|«jfe Wagon andC*rrlaia*«teitlBg aad PaMa ||m, lng, doaa In tha beet of *tyl7^

Oood material assd. All work warroated to civ* satlafactlon. Oivs ma a sail kifnre golaa Saswhore. wf

line*, ura^n la bulk ahipped to wlthoat chaaga of care. .. JAMBS i. TtTBNBB, Agt.

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