Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 September 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

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Late Advices from Mexico.'

Trial of Whalen for ^he Murder or McGce in Canada.

Ex-Senator Bradley, Colored, of Georgia, Makes a Speech.

Dangerous Illness of Ex-Presi-dent Pierce.

CABLE IV E W &

•-L'-vV/W England. LONDON, Sept. 8.- The English yacht "Aline" has been laid up for the season, consequently her owner declines to euter her from Cowesto Cherbourg and return with the American yacht Sappho. Telegrams received from Aden, Arabia, state that the German savans who went there to make observances of the recent eclipse, were entirely successful, having taken 3i* photographic views, four of which were perfect.

LONDON, Sept. a.—The Times says the policy of the United States towards the Indians is one of conciliation and forbearance, but so costly as not much longer to be profitably pursued.

From Savannah, Ga.

SAVANNAH Sept. 7 A. A. Bradley, colored who was lately expelled from the Georgia Senate held a Republican meeting, this evening. He said Clift and other carpet-baggers and Yanks are not to be trusted, and advised the negroes not to trust them white people, and especially the Yankees who were the meanest people on earth be doubted if even the mulattoes could be trusted, as the white blood in their veins might gain the mastery. He said the recent action of the Georgia Legislature in turning out the negroes would increase the majority for Grant. At first he thought tho negro members would draw revolvers and assert their rights in blood, which would have benefited Democrats.

He was glad they had done other »vise. He thought the coming election, which bling and contradictory character, many ever way it event, would cause bloodshed. The whole speech was of a ramhearers being doubtful which side the speaker supported. He spoke nearly the whole evening. About four hundred persons were present. The meeting passed off quietly.

Advices from Mexico. SANFRANCUCO, Sept. 8.—Advices from Oolima, Mexico, August,15th, report great improvement of affairs in that State and State of Guerrigo. General resumption ofbusinessj had taken place. Mansonf illeo, a seaport of Oolima, had become of considerable importance since the opposition line of steamers from SanFrancisco regularly stop there. Many buildings were being put up and new business agencies established. Stages from Tepis to the city of Mexico will commence running regularly by the middle of October next, making trips in seven days. Another revolution had broken out in the State of Tamaulipas. Col's. Vegas and Corronda having pronounced against Gov. Gorza. Provisions scarce in several States, famine threatened. In the State of Guerrero, beans nine cents per pound, corn two dollars per bushel.

From Ottawa-

OTTAWA, Sept 7.—The trial of James "Whalen for the murder of D' Arcy McGee commenced this morning before Chief «J ustice Richard.

The court was densely crowded and there was much excitement in the city. James O'Reily, of the Queen's Court, appeared for the Crown, and Messrs. J. H. Cameron, Kenneth McKensie and McCameron for the defense, assisted by .McFarrell, the celebrated criminal lawyer of Quebec.

The prisoner appeared pale and nervous, but answered boldly to his name. After the jury had been sworn Mr. O'Reily opened the casse, stating that the Crown expected to prove the murder was planned by a band

conspirators in

Montreal, and the prisoner was the instrument chosen to carry the crime into effect. He spoke at considerable length, detailing the facts of the case.

The defense made no opening speech. A large number of witnesses were examined for the Crown. The most important evidence given is that of La Croix, who swore he saw Whalen shoot McGee. The other ovidence was circumstantial, and differs in no material degree from that elicited at the inquest, but is very damaging to Whalen. It is said the Crown will put a woman in the box to swear that Whalen told her he murdered McGee.

The trial will occupy four or five days. INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD. It is stated that the Imporial Government has sanctioned a general outs line of the International Railroad, providing it should strike certain points The details are left to tho Dominion Gov-, ernment to arrange.

Pastimes in Kentucky. LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8.—A company of 15 or 25 mounted men^ntered Versailles, Kv., Sunday and commenced firing upon a number of negroes. The inhabitants of the town soon organized and returned the fire and the assailants were driven off, leaving two of their number by capture and had several wounded.

A number of the defenders are reported wounded, none seriously. Christmas Mill, three miles from the city, has been on one or two occasions surrounded by armed negroes with the evident intention of taking forcible possession of it. The employees of the mill opened fire on the negroes, driving them off and wounding one in the heel. A servant girl named Nellie Conner, living on the Salt River road, was dragged from her home a few nights since by a body of ten men and stnpped and tarred.

Discovery of a PlanetDETROIT, Sept. S.—Prof. Watson of the Detroit Observatory announces the discovery of another minor planet, hitherto unknown. It shines like a star of the tenth magnitude, and at three clock this morning was situated as follows RiKht ascension 5 degrees and 48 minutes, declination 3 degrees and forty minutes, south. Its apparent daily motion is forty-five seconds of time,| retrograde in right ascension and seven minutes south in declination.

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NASHVILLE, Sept. S.—General Duncan haa been relieved from command of this poat.

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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—An alarm of lire caused some confusion at the National Theatre last evening, but no one was se

'°J°^ITi„ w,™.1**1' Brigadier General McFarren,

Brevet hw(v Deputy Quartermaster General, in charge of the Department at Washington, has been ordered to make a special inspection of the Cumberland. He will report what portion, if any, of the duties at present performed under direction of Lieut. Colonel Ransom can advantageous ly be transferred to the Quartermaster General's office here, and what steps are necessary to hasten the completion of the cemeteries as rapidly 86 consistent with proper care and due regard for the honored remains resting there.

Brig. Gen. George B. Dowdy has been ordered to report to the commanding General of the Military Division of the Pacific for assignment toduty.

APPOINTMENTS.

The following store keepers were appointed to-day: T: Brigham Eckert, Hamilton, 0.

Thos. M. Johnson, Dayton, 0. Enoch E. Thomas, Mt. Vernon, 0. The following gaugers were appointecl:

Jas. Carson, Madison Dye, Wm. Pergwither, 4th Dis., Ohio. Wm. M. Sloep, 24tk Dis. Pa.,

TOBACCO WAREHOUSES.

A number of dealers in tobacco from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bicbmond have been here requesting the establishment of bonded tobacco warehouses in those cities. They will be established. The only question now pending is as to the number and location.

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.

Secretary McCulloch has appointed J. M. Burroughs Assistant Assessor of the 4th and Edward G. Harrison and Joseph Thorn, as Assistant Assessors in tha 5th District of Pennsylvania.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Treasury department to-day issued to the Commissioner of the Union Pacific R. R. Co., one thousand two hundred and eighty bonds of the value of $1,000 each, for the completion of the 26th and 27th sections of the road which terminate at the 760th mile post Westerly from Omaha.

PUBLIC LANDS,

Returns received to-day by the Commissioner of the General Land office show tho disposal of 39,321 acres of public lands during the past month st the following places: Brownsville, Nebraska, 11,581 acres Omaha, Nebraska, 11,913 East Saginaw, Michigan, 9,623 Humboldt, Kansas, 6,104. The greater portion of this land was taken up by actual settlers under the homestead laws.

From

New

York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—A trotting match came off at the Fashion Course yesterday between the brown mare Lady Wells and the chestnut stallion Hickory Jack, for $500, mile heats, best 3 in 5. Lady Wells won in three straight heats, her best mile being in 2:35j$. -yyxLL DIE.

Levi Hari, who was shoc&iogly cut by roughs in the free fight Sunday, in ^is bar room, will die. Two of the assailants are held for trial.

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POISONED. 3

A whole family in Elizabethtown,N. J. was fatally poisoned by eating bad meats. They will survive.

BRICKLAYERS.

The brick layers committee report 1,230 eight hour, and 799 ten hour men at work.

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Thirty Trade Unions in the city will send delegates to the national convention. ATTEMPT TO MURDER.

An attempt was made in the neighborhood of Bowery and Spring streets last night to murder policeman Campbell. The ruffian, named James Burns, was knocked down by the officer and secured and has been held for trial. i'

VERDICT OT CORONER'S JURY.

The Coroners jury in the case of tbe death of Susannah Latan have returned a verdict of death from Metraperitanites, the result of child birth, at Dr. Reynolds' lying in establishment, and censuring the proprietor of the place for the method of conducting his business, and recommending that the Legislature pass an act placing such establishments under the control of the Board of Health, or some other recognized authority.

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Scotia. 8.—Mr. Blanchard

HALIFAX, Sept.

the Union member of the Parliament of Nova Scotia, has been unseated. The Election Committee reported his election illegal.

Attorney General Wilkins, in reply to a letter to the Lieutenant Governor asking him to explain his recent disloyal sentiments in Parliament, disclaims uttering any disloyal sentiments, and says he dreads annexation with the United States above all things, but believes the confederation of the Colonies tends that way.

From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Sept. 8.—Hon. Jno. T. Huffman arrived this evening to open the political campaign at the Democratic ratification meeting to-night. He responded to calls of the crowd at every station on the Erie road between New York and Buffalo.

NOMINATION.

Democrats of this Congressional District nominated Isaac A. Verplanck for Congress. 1

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ATLANTA, GA., Sept. 8.—The Senate to-day passed a homestead bill. It exempts personal property to the extent of $3000 in gold.

The Judiciary Committee reported in favor of removing the Capital back to Milledgeville.

From Boston.

BOSTON, Sept. 8.—At Newton Falls yesterday considerable damage was done by a severe hail storm. Hail stones fell that measured from two to three inches in length and one in thickness.

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AN OUTSIDER MIXING IN.

In North Russell street last night Jas. Freemen, Jr.. discharged a pistol at Frank Burnham, but without hitting him. Freeman was promenading with Burnham's wife, and Burnham objected to their being together. Freeman fled and evaped arrest.

Democratic DemonstrationST. LOUIS, Sept. S.—The Democrats"of this city had a grand demonstration tonight under the special auspices of the boatmen's Seymour and Blair club. The procession was long and made a fine appearance. The boatmen were especially noticeable, having five large yawls fitted up in partial imitation of steamboat# and ships in the procession.

From Memphis-

MEMPHIS, Sept 8.—A negro named Henry Jones, was shot and killed by policeman Elliott on iBainburn street last night. The police were in search of a notorious character suspected of being one of the party who assaulted Mr. Alexander's heuse Saturday night. On their encountering Jones he was ordered to halt, but fled, being pursued, he turned upon them as if to strike and was shot. Elliott was acquitted to-day.

Harder.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.—A inghtful murderer has just come to light. On Sunday evening last, Mary Marmen, aged 6 years, residing with her parents in the northern part of the city, while sitting in front of the house with her mother, was accosted by a strange man who asked the direetions of a certain street. The mother sent the child to show him, as it was only a few steps off, and the little girl had qot been teen or heard of since till to-day, when she was found in a brick pond, outraged, with an arm.dislocated and several cuts on her body.

clue yet of the murderer.

I MasonicTRENTON, N. J., Sept. 8.—Dr. John Woolverton was to-day elected Grand Commander of the Masons of New. Jersey.

Kentucky State Fair.

LOUISVILLE,Sept. 8.—The 10th annual exhibition of the Kentucky State Pair opened to-day. The attendance was unusually large. The exhibition bids fair to be the largest and most successful ever held in the State.

State Geologist.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 8.—The Gov. and Council to-day appointed Professor Chas. A. Hitchcock, of New Hampshire, State Geologist.

Convention.

AUBURN, N. Y., Sept. 8.—The Third annual State Convention of the Young Men's Christian association organized here this afternoon.

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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.—A Denver dispatch says Professor Agassis, Senator Conkling and party reached there safely yesterday, and will remain a few days.— Schuyler Colfax and party were to leave for Cheyenne with a military escort.

From Havana.

HAVANA, Sept. 7.—A great conflagration ha» occurred at Casidda. The warehouse firm of Zenor & Seluda has lost $350,600.

Illness of Ex-President Fierce. CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 8.—Ex- Pres't Pierce lies dangerously sick in this city. He was taken ill Friday last, iut was more comfortable on Sunday anaTaonday morning, but in the afternoon and last night, was much worse. tiJ :. ij iK'

Nomination.

NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 8.—Phillip Rafferty was nominated for Congress by the 4th District Democratic Convention at Morristown.

CINCINNATI MARKBT. By Telegraph.] OIHOIHHXTI, Sept. 8. FLOEB—Quiet and unnch»nged.

CORN—Iu good demand at *1 00 but is held biglier and supply Ught. COTTON—Dull and nominal ftt 28%c for middling.

WHISKY—Quiet at G5@70c, latter rate for old in bond. MESS POBK—Firm at $29, holder! aiking 29 25.

LABD—In demand at 19%c, but not offered to any extent, country aold at i8%®19c delivered at place where made, market closed quiet.

BULK

MSAT8—Quiet

SHOUIiDEBS—Dull, they can be had at U%c. SIDES—Scarce and held at lie. BACON—Dull and but little demand.

SHOCIIDBBU—13c

»ide» 16c for clear rib and

16^4(817 for clear eugar cured hams dull at 20@21 BUTTEB—Quiet iteady at 33®37c. EQQS—17c.

FLAX SEED—Advanced to 2 40(§50 ancl in demand. QBOOEBIIES—Steady and in fair demand.

GOLD—Hi% buying.

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COTTON—Heavy and fully lower, better business, at 28%(g}29c for middling upland*, closing with no buyers over 2SWo.

FLOUB—Low grades firmer at |7®8 29 for]superior state and western 8 20@9

for common to

choice extra 8 S0§9 90 do, extra western 10®11

good choice white wheat extra 8 S6@ll *0 common to choioe B. H. O 9 60®11 common fair extra St Louis 11 (§14 good to choice do, closing quiet California quiet at 9 76@12.

BYE FLOUB—Lower at 7@8 90. COBN MEBL—Firm. WHISKY—Nominal at 65c in bond. WHEAT—Dull at 1 98A2 00 for new No 2 spg CI for No 1 and 2 do, mixed 2 10{§2 12% for No 1 do, S 35 for old winter red western 2 25@2 88 for old amber Michigan 2 50@2 60 for winter Michigan.

BYE—Lower western 1 45(§1 50. ABLE Y—Nominal. BABLEY MALT—More active at 25@30 and 3 40 for extra choice.

COBN—lc better at 1 15@1 21 for unsound and 1 22(91 23 for sound mixed western 1 S* for corn in store 1 27% for new white.

OATSffl—Dull and declining at 68®72 for new weitern, altter price afloat, 81 for ojd weslern in store 83 do, afloat.

BICE—Quiet. .'O-i. COFFEE—Quiet, Bio at private terms. SUGAR—Firm at 10}£(§ll%c for Cuba and 11(312 for Porto Bico.

MOLASSES—Quiet at 40c. r£*•*'• HOPS—Quiet at 30940c for new* crops. PETBOLEUM—Firm at 18018%c for canned nud 32 for refined in bond.

POBK- Firmer and active. $29 25(§2t) 60 for mess, closing at 29 40 cash. 29(329 25 for old do, 23 60(324 60 for prime 26@26 37 for prime.

MESS BEEF—Steady at 14(§20 50 for new plain meat 20 50@94 75 for now extra mess. TIEBCE BEEF—Quiet at *21033 for prime mess S0@3C for India mess.

CUT MEATS—Steady at 13$c§14c. .,•? SHOULDBBS—16(§19%o. LABD—Firm at 194@2)%c for steam and 20%(i}20% for kettle rendered.

BuTTEji— Quiet at 3l@38c for Ohio and 37@tS for state. CHEESE—Steady at 16@17?c.

GOLD—Lower, opened at 44% and declined to 44%, advanced to 44 closed at 44J£@44J£.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hotels and Housekeepers

TAKE NOTICE. —o— TUXLL, BiPLXY A Co. off»r, by the yard or piece, an elegant line of BLEACHED AND BROWN 8HIETIM68, 4-4, 6-4, 6-7, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, Linen and Cotton at reduced prices.

Also, a full assortment of Barnsley Table Damasks—bleached and brown—8-4, 8-4, 10 4. 50 Doc. Good quality Dinner Napkins .- S2.03

Brown and Bleached Oraeh. for Towels. Elegant quality Honey Comb Quilts, $1.7?. TTTSLL. BIVLIT& CO.

J, P. McDONALD, (Successor to A. A. ABHOLD) BEAICB IN Bopks, Magazines, Papers,

Stationery, &c.,

POST Ornct LO*»T —Ttast

Soriedly

RIHBAP MILLINERY.

ail kind* of Millinery Goods aold at OOOT daring the Wtnter months, at

Air*. AC. H. Abbott'*, tta'tVe 9a* 0«oe. IMMtf*

DRY GOODS.

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DRY GOODS

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE

Allgist 1st, 1868.

From the above date we

shall offer our entire

Stock of

DRESS GOODS!

COMPRISING ALL THE

LATEST NOVELTIES!

AT PRICES THAT WILL

I N S E E I S A E

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

CAST-CAST-STEEL PLOW

HOW IT IS MADE!

Why it "Scours."

ITS EASE~~OP DRAFT

Why It is the Most Durable!

ADAPTION T0~VARI0US WORK!

Stobble-Clover-Sod Prairie Sod

CONVENIENCE OF REPAIRS

Why it is the Cheapest!

ETC., ETC., ETC

The Novelty of the Cast-Cast-Steel Plow I

Repairs for Eight Tears.

Five oat of Ms of »U the Plows sold during the 1M* Vlffht Tear* hnT« had no Repairs whatever.

Gall on, or lend for ,01joaUr, shoving "Kind oS Plow to buy, atd why." to

JOtfES & JONES, •, Farm Imptamont?, TEBBE HACTI, IND.

COAL.

IYER COAL.

JOHN McFAKLANE now felling :he beet article of BJr»r Coal, nrwnnd on the widest icreen In uie in Vigo connty, at as low a figure a« an inferior article can be pnrchaiod. Those wiihing to lay in a supply should look to the'r interact*. and bny the best when it is as cheap as a poor article.

Orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at the "Vigo County Scales," or addressed to Box 698 P. O., Terre Haute, will receive prompt attention. angl7dtf

BAZ1L COAL.

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V. BUTSCH CO., woald reapectfnli inform their old cnetomeri and the cltiaen. of Terre Haate generallv, that SABIUtL HX&BY it their authorized agent for Brazil Splint or Block Ooal. All order* lett with him -will be promptly attended to. Now is tbe time to order, while the price i* low.

Coal Dealer* supplied at the lowaat market prioe. Addrets, V. BtJTSCH A OO., Inllanapolls. or, JOHN ANDREW, Brazil. Jy2MSm

OAL1 COAL1!

HACTS.

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Being now prepared to fill all orders Tor tha beat of Brazil block, and Highland Coal, at thechaapcet rata*, now I* your time to lay in rour Coal by leaTing your order* at 107 Main street, or with R. W. Bippet?, under Dotrling's Hall, on 6th street, with whom I hare made arrangements to receire all orders and gi^e all information in *r*Tti to tin bnitXMM. 8. A large lot of Lehigh Coal on the road

AugS*d3m. S. F. KEBBI1L.

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L'ERRE-HADTE INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9,1868.

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DRESS GOODS.

ALSO A LABQK STOCK OF

FAST COLORED PRINTS

12 1-2 CENTS l:

AND

Chintz in Great Variety of Styles.

CORNELIUS & HAtitiERTY,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

Terre-Waute, Indiana

TERRE HAUTE

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Corner Main and. 5th Streets,

[OVER TUELL, RIPLET A CO.j BNTRANJ FROM FIFTH B1REET,

Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State. Instruction given In all the tranches pertaining to a thorough Business Kdncation. snch as

100K-KK8PIN6, PENMANSHIP, UKKCANTILB CALCULATIONS, «e. A Scholarship in thi* College is good for Life, jivinfc the Student the priTilege of Reviewing

It Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitted, in Arithmetic kud Panmanship, at $4,00 per mouth.

NO VACATIONS.

For further information, oali aud see tbe jchool. Send for College Paper. ,\d reis,

GARVIN A OWEN, mhl3dtr PRINCIPALS.

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Saving of Time!

Saving of Money! Saving of Horses!

Its Remarkable Durability!

Facts and. Figures

B. HAGGERTY & CO

DEALE&B IN

Tin, Copper and Sbeet Iron Ware,

Slate and Metallic Hooters,

And Manufacturers of

Galvanized Iron Cornice, Window Caps, Guttering, &c.

Agents, for tbe Very Best

HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street,

Terre Haute, Ind.

MT Work done in all parts of tbe country on short notice and reasonable terms. mayl2

MERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF raiLASBLPHIA. -'V

Jaaotry «1,»S1,»34.90.

Piviaends, Fifty per cent. Annually.

The American commenced bnsinem in 1890, and i* therefore one of the oldest, as well a* on* of tbe Terr beat and saffcetln tbe Ceited State*.

It* Kates and Term* of Insurance are as low and accommodating as tho*e of any other company in the world.

ALBERT LANOS, „_t. JAMES HOOK. )Ag*nU.

Sep. 1-dlw.

PHBGABY INSTITUTE, V/ ETOLTGB ASP RUSWOH

O O N A I E S

Boarding and Day Pupils, 1527 A5D 1539 SFBUCE STREET,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re-apen on Monday, Sept. 22d. Fame a is th* language of the Family and is constantly •noken in the iMtitute.

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DRY COOPS. DRY OOODS. ATTORNEYS.

W I & O

78 MAIN STREET. I jj

OPPOBITB MoKEEH'B BlKB

So i~s

Oiallies, DeLaiues

Lawns and Percales.

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large Stock, bought cheap aud sold cheap.

Ladles' and Children's Hose

1% oeots and apwards.

GENTS' HALF HOSE.

12J4 cents and upward*.

Ball Trimmings, Ruffling&, Tape

and Marseilles Trim

mings, Buttons,

New Style* and Gr*at Variety.

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

To suit the times.

€. WITTIG €0'», Next Door to Davis' Drag Store.

I N S A N E O N

FIBE AITD LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

The following ,01d and Sellable Companies Represented.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co., 167 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Lumberman^ Fire Ins. Co., OK CHICAGO.

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co. "V CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ol the above named Coinpanies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. j-W

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dreat Bargains!

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SUMMER GOODS

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'fs

At 85 cents apitoe.

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Fine Scallopped Lawn Hand'kf

At 2£ cents apiece,

Cotton Parasols,

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Silk Parasols

ELEOANT AND CHEAP

gAIRD & CRUFT,rf

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Merchants Fire Ins. Co., HABTFOBD, CONN.

i\or th American Fire Ins. Co. HaBTFOBD, CONN.

Attorneys ia,t Law,i

Ornoa.—No. 88 Main Street, up itaiis. feblSdtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

Attorneyand Counm'llornt Law —Awn—

(iifiNEKAL COLJL.KOTIWG AGENT, Terr© Haute, lad.

OrrirK.—Ko. 8i* Main Street.

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R. L. H. BABTHOLOMEW SUKOKON AHD 5ir.CnA.MCAL

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Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Alain St. National Block, Terre Haute, Ind. |m30dtf

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E N T~ 1 SS I'CCMSOB TO OS. 8. I. SMITH, OWfWK—Un Ulik'. between Sd Mini 4iU street. apl6dtl TKBBKHADTS. IND.

K. C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Eatabiiuhed Dentist In Terra Haute, Orriox—Ou tiiitii street, betwaen Main and Ohio, one door south of National House.

Ha ring bal upcrarda of eighteen /ears' eif)lituce in Dentistry, he is ooafident that he gire satisfaction iu nil cctus (jjt'AKllx

PHYSICIANS.

R, A. AKNAUD.

OrriOE—Corner of Uain and Fifth Streets, over the National Otate Bank. BESiDEsci—Chestnnt St~, between 6th and 7 li.

TEBRB HiUM. IND.

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BILL POSTER.

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GEO. W. HEIFSNIDEB.

Programmes and Circulars diztnbuttd vi GOOD STYLE1 tV Ail orders left at Dov liug Hall, or at. tb rintlng Offices, will be promptly ttended to

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N I N O S

D. C. STUNKARD, Prop'r. Sontbsast Corner Public Square, Terre Haute, IiKiiaut*.

BOARD, 8B.OO PER DAV

rHElC OMNlBTjfl TO AND FBOH AM. TEAIV6.

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M. A. CRANE,!

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

OFFIC.B: "r

Main St., between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind.

Office 159 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust

-A-lso Agent for JJ'

People's and Telegraph

"CONSUMPTION IS

II. S Ex. Go's Fast Freight Lines From New York, Boston and intermediate points.

Claims for Overcharge and Damage promptly settled at ibis Agent?.

M. A. CRANE.

N E A E S

IJNDBRTAKJIB. M. W. O'CONNELL HaTing purchased back from K. W. Ohadwick, Oruber A Co., the Undertakers establishment, and' having bad leven years experienoe iu the bnsinesi, i« now prepared to fnroiah Metalic Bnrial Caaei, Oaaketa, and Wooden Coffins, of all •tjlea and sizes, from the best and largest stock of burial material in tbe State, at 104 Main Street, Terre Hante, Indiana. dwtf Terre Haate 29.Ha

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UT?lEBTAKER,

Is prepared to execute. 1 orders In his line with neatnem and dispatoh -nw of third and Cherry treet. Terre Haate, Indiana. JanSO-fr-dwtf

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK HAT STOBFT

Joseph C. Yates,

JUST IN RECEIPT

jyle^a' Hats of aU kinds, "**5 ft ~Boy«' Hats of all kinds, K'"-5Ml«s«i' Hats of all Irlntls, •8••••. Infants' Hats of all Icincts, 4nd at all prices.

Uats made to order on short ncttoa. tiosu

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NATIONAL HOUSE, COB. SIITH AND MAiNSTnrrr,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BUTZ 80!* PROFBIETOBS.

This House has been thoroughly refarnUhal. my 23dwly

A O S E IVEIiEE or FIBST iND OHIOSTBFETS.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Wi B. WBIFFITH Propprletor

Office of Marshail, Mcntezuma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from ell Trains. nov2Sdtf

IJ1ERRE EAUTE HOUSE,

OOEKS& ILAIN AND SEVENTH 87BESTS, Terre Haute, Indiana.*

This Hotel taj recently been refitted, and put to first-class order, offering accommodations unsur passed in the State.

X. C. BUSHS. Proi»'r.

gTEAM.DTE HOUSE.

H. CLAKIDGE

Has returned to this eity, and fitted up Steam Dyeing and Scouring Bsiablishment, at tbe old Stand, Vo. 8 North Fourth Streot, where he will be pleased to meet his old frionds, and as many new ones Hi may fav him with their viatrvnag

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as Intermittent FeTer, and as

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TAISLY PBEVGNXED

as Small Pex."—

ii?i'. Chat. K. Kino. 3/". P.. LL. D.i

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PREPARED PRESCRIPTION

Made from the Prescription of

R8V.CHA8. K.KIS6, U. D., LL. D., £c., Sit., For the PreTention and Cure of

CONSUM PTION

For the Radical Cur« of ASTHMA, BBONCHITId, CATARBU, and all other affections of the Lungs Throat, and AIB PASSAGES for General anil Special Derangements of the Nerrons System for Disorders of the BLOOD and lor all Functional Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.

The Prepared Prescription Increases the strength and deepens the color ol the Pale Blood. Itsubdues the Chills and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the NIGHT SWEATS, always, tn trom seven to fourteen days. The Appetite is invigorated, and the patient rapidly gaine flesh the Ceugh and the difficult Breathing are speedily relieved tbe Sleep becomes calm and refreshing the evacnations regular and uniform. A11 the general symptoms of OOfltJUMPriON, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, 4c., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

TFIE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used in every Disease, by whateve name known, in which there is exhibited and derangement of either the NKBYOUS or the BLOOD Systems. It ia unequalled iu Female Dfiorderii, Scanty or Suppressed Menses, -'Whitca, tic.

The PBKPABED PRESCRIPTION la both the Best and the most economiuai Medicine that cau betaken. The average dose, is two teaspoonsful, taken onct a day. The patient never require*, under any circumstances, to use "Congn Mixtures," for the Cough "Expectorants" tor thr Expectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tn Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes for tbe NervouB Iritation Acids for Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Wasting. Its SPECIFIC ACIIOH is upon the Constitutional Condition, and, through this Condition, upon the Whole tierios ol Symptoms.

Statements from Patienta, £c. COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI :—1 was in the LAST stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the PBESCKIPTION, my Chills, Night Sweats, FeVer 4c., decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. A mere skeleton before, I am now well stored with flesh. My restoration is a marvel to all who know me.—Mas. C. L.

WHISHT,

•'Toar Prescription saved my daughter's life, and has probably saved mo hundreds of dollars. —Bev. K. EUUPHBKIS, Uemsen. N. Y. "We bless Clod for the bunefilt we have received from your Prepared Prescription."—Bev.P. PKBB-

OBIHB.

Blossburg, Ponn.

"Every one to torn I have recommended It haa benefitted by its use."—Bev. C. D. JOSES, Racine, Wisconsin.

Tbe "PBEPABED PRESCRIPTION" is put up in al bottle, andis sold in Terre Haute, by I. L. MAHAN A CO", and by Druggists generally, or orders may be addressad to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAB O. MOSEB & CO., 27 Cortlandt 8tr»et, N. T. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Testimonials of many Cases successfully treated will be sent free, by mail, to all h^ will write for It. ,K decl3deotl I

NEW GROCERY

PROVISION STORE!

E. JD. MOLLOr,

czAjtn

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 9 4th Strett, one door South of tbe Pont fflec, Terre-Haute, Indiana.. j, "H" V: lb* undersiznod bse just opened at the shove stand, aflrst-olass Family Grocery and I'rovi«ogtore, with a large Ml well selected stnet new and froth articles suitable for every day in familtes, to which be calls the attention of tya friends and tha public generally.

Goods delivered to any part of the city frree of oharf*. =r Highest cash price paid for Country Produce. gjy2d«w F. D. MCLLOT.

i^clti'S

2S£&mMMW

ESTABLISHED MAY 12, 1851

3|* & V-

AS AN APERIENT,

There is no medicine so much In faTor with those who are acquainted with their action as Boback's Blood Pills they are safe, pleasant and mild in tfaralr operation, and are purely vegetable cau be taken by children as well as adults try them

11 ft

SLEEPLESS.NIGHTS

rcmcvly aouthd AII nervous exciUuient, iu its truest seot^, ntrriw#, there if, perbapa no nwxiiclo© extftQt which i« received with eomnch J*Tor Kobtfik'i

Stomach Bitters a wine glan

full «u g.^iog to ted all that if required to produce sound eod healthfol al*ep.

ERYSIPELAS,

'Jr, St. Anthony's Fire, can be most effectually eradicated by the use of 'Boback's Blood Purifier In conjunction with Boback's Blood Pills.

OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation of the Eyes, not nnfrequeDtlj ar«se$ from a disoidered state cf the stomach a .w doses of Roback** Blood Pills will, in most isee, effect a cure by removing the cause.

Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are uo remedies, now before the pnblic, well calculated to purify the blood and reconstruct (io to speak) tbe whole system as Boback's Blood Purifier, 3Iood Pills and Stomach Bftters.

LEUCORRHCEA,

Whites, which follow local dsbiltty and cou8titational weakness, oan be effectually cared by t!:e use of Boback's Btomach Bitters. Do not tl.edruggigtsoil you any other remedy, as these Fitters ate prepared with especial reference to this complaint, and are warranted to cure.

BAD TASTE

the mouth in the morning is one of the symptoms of a bilious condition or disordered state of the liver, and should nor, for a single day, be ua*l«cted, as it Is but tho premonitory symptom ot at ain of evils and tbe very seeds of disease. F. ocure at ouce Roback's Blood Pills, administer th^ui according to tho directions accompanying each box, and tue difficulty and danger of disease will at oncd fceremored.

NOT A BEVERAGE.

L'lilik.) most of the Utters of the present day Dr. Kobnck's are not intended us a plesant stimulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal, ntainlngonly sufficient pure bourbon whisky to 'ld !u solution tbe modirinal eTtrsrtlve mat'er trom which they are composed. |yU outs A win 2m

I'iie tfreat English Remedy.

SiK JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE riLLS Prepared from Prescription ui Sir J. Clarke, SI. I)., Phyiician Extraordinary to the Qaeea.

Tbii iuvalusble mediaiue is unfailing in tb« ir cf all tho a painful and dangeroas dlsoases to \Thioh the female constitution Is subject. It )'lei atos all excesses and removes all obstrucas, frum wbaterer cause.

IO MARRlKi) LAU1EM

Ii is part'Culariy suited, It will, in a short time bring on the mouthly period with regularity,and u: lrjugh a powerful remedy, does not contain anything liui tful to the constitution. In all cases

ferrous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Buck and Limbs, Fat!ga» on slight exertion, l\iliitat

ion

of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites,

a re he a he an a re

tidied. Full directions in the pamphlet aronnd each package. jSPXriAti NOTICE. ficwABi or CoraiKarEtTS. Observe {Re name i'i Jul! on the package—purchase noue it on it —ALL others are base and worthless nnitationB.

N. B.—One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage, enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB M0SH3ortlanilt streot, New York, will insure a bottl. ol tho nutae, containing Fifty Pills, by return juail, socurely sealed iro al|t observation,

LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH!! LIFE—HEALTH—STHBNGTH!! The tireat French Remedy Delamarre's Specific Pills Prepated by GABANCIESK

PrrottT, No. 14 Bu»

Lombard, Parin, and highly reoommended by tlie entire Medical Faculty of France. Area most energetic and efficient Bemedy in cases of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or PBEMATUBE Emissions Sexusi

VAT ness or IMPOTENCY Weakness ansiag from cret U:ibitB and Sexual Excesses Belaxation tho (ionital Organs Weak bpine "Lime" or "Crick-dust" deposits in the Urine "Milky Discitar^os," 4c., and all the ghastly train of symptoms arising TromOTeruse or Excesses.

A Pamphlot, containing full particulars, with irections aud Advice, printed in French, G«riua%, Spanish aud English, accompanies each box and will be sent by mail, free of cost, to any one nhu will write lor it.

Price *1,00 PerlBux, or Mx Boxes for *S,00 ASK FOlt DELAMABBEV1 SPECIFIC PILLS, AND TAKE NO OTHEBd.

Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be sent by mail, securely sealed from observation, on receipt of tbe specified price by any advertising Agents, or by the sole Proprietors, 080AU (2. MOSES & CO., 27 Cortlandt Street, New Tork. Agents for Torre Haute and vicinity,

I. L. MAHAN

OO.

Orders by mail promptly attended to. lstp EOW & EOD—WEOW-1 lyear

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

OWEN TCLLim *. "3»TAKT

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (Successors to J. H. TUBNEB,) Forwarding & Commission Merclianti' £EALZ I Orain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market pric* paid tor all kinds of Oraln.

Agents for STAE UNION LINS. Ware-House on 31ain bitrset, K*ar tb« T. H. & I. R. R. Pvpot [25d«tf

JO** KAMKT. ALO*SO m.'.

JOHNSTonAor,

HAJSTET&CO., CowMmow

A I N E A E S

Warehouseo.i flmSr., th« Csnal Basin. HLWWVF THRU- TLAITTS TVT

KAILJROAl) AGENCY. have niy offl'-e to MeEeen Paddock's Hill, ik« I I woalj be pleased to see my old friends °toi«ers.

Tbroagh r'r^n ou shipments of produ^ toalllast- Cui-t, All Ball, and trst-r rates»»:.• w, time as quick as any competing lines. Grain in bulk shipped to Mew Kagiind towns wlthont change Of cars.

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