Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 October 1868 — Page 1

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Morton

last night.

spoke at La'Fayette ,*MTp»l

SCHTJYLKB Co«-f|^rt^4^eJRink in Indianapolis last night. Thk Wayne "County Fair will be held at qe^rfil^ijcocifoenciiig to-day.

POLITICS promise to prove the Evansville Horticultural and Pomo-logicalSoefety.^^^1-1^

AnNiVk^M^T^Hkoapolis, committed suicide by taking opium last Saturday.,'Mi

"Dbmocbatic LADIES1' in New Albauy cong»§a)6|togot]ier and Davis.

THEGRAND JURY of Marion county are still en Younf tragedy.

in, in vesti^ rW

SOMB burglars relieved Casper Neireiter, of Fort Wayne, of $2,000 he had de-posited-in bureau drawer^*#** yreek.jY

Thbbe are twerity-ftiree flsg Joles in the fourth ward, La Fayette. The roa-Great iority of them are Grant and Colfax. r-

THE Republican meeting at Cambridge City to- iay, promises to be the grandest

ItmVxIMUMT A "WHITE Boy" in New Albaoy assaulted an old negress the o'.her day and was by Jhe

THE Receipts of the State Treasury for the month of September aggregate $44,312 6i and th^ Disbursements, $65,53^U5. Balance on^aad Octo^e^^r^, $W|l7|19. —-piiTtw

THE -La Porte Cpunty Agriflul^ral ciety will KplJLJ^^^r 911 jth^4t£, l£$h and 16th of tae present month, in the new grounds. A splendid half mile track has just been completed, and there is every prospect of the Fair Deing a success. i)—•- 'w :.iiv •.'»"*). Vi 8 g**I

THB Lafayette

Courier

THE Indianapolis

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bune. y-r rr^ f\ T/f J. JOHN E."Fuaif, a negro^boy, "robbei Mr. J. J. Nesbitt, of Decatur county, of $80, last week, He confessed the deed, and A Meek, all within a few weeks past. He was committed to jail in Aofault of bail.

nd' also to.having ro|)be^ iCaptaipJo|n Me'wt,HorH Mcllwaln, anl (l^orge

"EvANavfLXJc~XJ&KNet BA»D," is ilhe name of anew "institution" in Evansville It is under the leadership of Prof. Wm. Buekr one*flf thfr0»»t «8Q«i^UpiB#f-fn|r sicians in-4thift' part of Three Baftras *oiigBt to jfati^y weMiBition, in that direction, of a small city.

Sinlinel

thus fran

tically appeals for the destruction of the

with the ballot box suffers Down with the thieves and robbers who would cheat the people out of their votes None but honest men on our Election Boards!

Odr cRizens

?mouli

fact that Col. R. W. Thompson, one of the most able of the public men "of tho nation, will speliK In Turnner Hall on Wedo^day Itt has been many years since this eloquent champion qf the old Whig party Sand of tbe loriwls'principles of Republicanism has spoken in this eity. Ev^y one who desire* to hear, an able ®spu«i«i|f ttie poetical que^icina of the dAy 'A&ild mak« their arrange^ ments to hear him.—Evansville

WE learn from the Evansville

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"Ws

rial

speaks at Delphi to-night.

that'a "man ^mai^Crane^ivi^ifi .that city, died very suddenly Friday nigW.* Eft attended ffie/mire tduriDg the day, andon »his return complained

for,

ofwttMtaig."*Vttt^jattafc

opt bid seized with a severe pail} la. the head.—TheU^HMsi^ wi/pio^y s&t

but before-be could arrive Crane wa^ deacU, .Apoplexy. *.&<

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csjn party. §h a. thusifl

bear in mind lb6'

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BY TELEGRAPH.

ConnecticutElection. ui «aw«a*Ut fc-a

Large Republicaa Galn&i

Spanisll Xegation not He* cognized aft Washington.

ellioii In Hayti in a Desperate State..

SJhVYIEBtOIFAX

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woman. Rbfdbhcans, be on the lookout fur Democratic carpet-baggers from Kentucky, and prevent tbem ^roir^^^ting you have td'flght to do u-

Ok last Monday week, Mr. Jesse Larrimore, of this township, in going home from -this place, was thrown fr6m Mb wagon and so seriously injured as to cause his death, He lingered until last Monday morning.—BTOohoillt

Democrat.

of Saturday says

"the Democratic torchlight procession last night was immense—positively huge. It numbered, by actual count, over two hundred persons, jmi-tliree hcaa-^jpaaeing a corner grocery—Some did not get by at fv O A

JoH^Tjo^}, an Irlshmaft engaged as a section hand on the C. C. & I. C. R. R. who livod^t-iTampico^ caw (Upjherj^o^ Saturday night on a hahd* car* in company with others. Over at the lower depot Long fell off the car, breaking his and killing him instantly.—Kokomoneck

tc. A'. A.

Journal

that the Hon. Robert Dale Owep, °DV?f the time-honored Democrats, who, in the good old days of Democracy, was a prominent member c&ihat part^ In Blvfth Indiana, and a Representative in the State Legislature and in Oongress, delivered a speech at New Harmony., on Saturday night, in which he eulogized, in the high est terms, General Grant, for his public services to the country and gave a short sketch of his personal observation^ of the servicA xjf Seymour during the. New York City, in 1863, when the mob attempted to £«aUt the draft, on wtych, occastottW Wdr^edkftl, inJim^B Jdy? of men as "my Tnends.

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A DISPATCHto the Indianapolis

thus alludes to tho canvas* in the First District: „,

_a8f

ipaigh

people

The procession was a bs were

were assembled. magnificent j^eanfry nrj® Eloquent ana''fb'rcibie Speoches made by Colonel Thomas, H. Elector for t|i Sjhfc af

Mr*,A:

James C. Yeatcb, our candidate for Congress.

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Great good was accomplished. The First District will do. its whole dt^y.— General Yeatcfi will certain1y .be elected, unless wo are inundated "by Kentucky rebels.

Colonel N^so^i aq[0i»gsed largp And enthusiastic *3ifeetTiig8, on the l?t an'd 2d, at Princeton and Petersburg. This closes his canvass of the First District.

~4 ten a? r~1 :§t

at WDIASAPOLlS

-4-J 1k nicK

Republiean Meetlng at the

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t: 3sr'EW- i&- .. mill .. ..

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*D sotyl'JTua 4M4& Mf-411,

England. m»

BoN, Oct." 5.^-A dispatch from Madrid has the following: Madozhas resigned the Presidency 0 thl Junta ^nd Aguirr'e succeeds him

Aguirre haa appointed Serrana General-in-"jChief of the army 1

in ti

I LONDON, Oot. orbt, .deep sea Submarine Telegraph, direct from Malta to ^Alexandria, Egypt, wm successfully completed ^at^rday eveping.

I -4 Jr: ABI6, Oct. 5--rvA dispatch from Madrid! states tb at ylazasgrii, -who .was named as Minister of Foreign" affairs, declines a position in the new OaMprtj^.v^^

Spajtn. 3i»

Madrid, Oct. 5.—General Prim is at Ba rcelona. He is expected to arrive here, tc-morrow.' -i

Gotmeotlcut EIepiiloki.'

LOOTQJI

publicans have eledtsA tfee^'owfi' (Serk by thiHyTfLve tDajority,.and

cew. ..-The ^aa»«eMi9^roMNhrsWBt,!Bf thflj ticket hv 15 majority EaStoo^ C8nnecticu officers ISSUHea' in D^no?ratic ticket by five hundred and thirty-Oight majority, which is kbolat Ihe EaifiQ is Jast apj-in'gi coui^irfg' thre. wjlafive losses and gains of both parties.

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HARTFORD, Oct. 5.—New Haven has

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lrDem leaye a%4#ge The towns thua far h^ird «ftoH show considerable Republican gain ocratic the eri Kebu

From Hew York.

and other,to_wna tefl| ^59 $4000. Imported Mandc n' ^bini***"i—

Vrminatiati jr Mnm|-

£}ALEM, MASS., Oot. 6.—The Anti-But-^Republican Mass Convention to-day o^aina^ed Rijhar4j ?H. D^| Congress, by acclamatson.

Mr. Dana accepted the nomination. Resolutions were adopted affirming adhes|on to the Chicago platform, indignantly, rejecting Sutler's financial policy, that by the.letter and.spirit, and by the justice, of the esmtract J,he. five-twenty S»opd8 of the United States are payable i& paper prptoitts, declaring that the Republicans of this district ought aot to send to Congress a representative who is disqualified by. a bjtter personal, enmity towards Gent Gririt frfim teing 'a party supporter ,of his administration, and declaring that Butler is not a true representative of the principlea of |he Repub

forgets the decencios of life as to call honest men traitors, it was time they came to plain-W&d6(- tad^tfeat WeHrath

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Journal.

Ho jwQy.poBi upon his own way auf b*z*#/ adroit, in private life not without generu 90s qualities^^ no scruples, of great^abiatie^. ftot troubled with modesty, uevolq of moral sensibiUtl«», of keen vnt TOt atittsiVe and

ao not OQum».i*«uc whobtf they aa indenei 5th Dfetrict, Would--not

Journal

Ukw T^ ^GWhoUc ijfe dthe th^^J^nwpoaiiqilAt Baltimore, tbi* immediate

prehen4 large inoroAee. of orphan poj^'OUlineoi A DANCE HOUSE COHTKBTKb.

The dance house No. 306, Water etreet, has b^en leased by J. M. Ward, Oi^r M^io?tary, jaBid=wHl be &)raecr«t«d| to relfeiouf purposes at noon to-day. litis jast abqv^i Johnny Allen's, and contains the ikrgest hall in that part of thqjcity. 7" .*

OBK. B08KCBAHB.

Ju|. lalen. Roaecrans passed through* thi^ city yesterday on his way to. Mexico OOINO HOME TO TOTS. f'

A Washington dispatch states that dnriog next week there will be quite a large exodus of department oierke from tlfis city, on their way to thetf respective States to avail themselves of the most importani prl^SligeS 'ol IremeA on the 13th inet. vl .. The number o£-public officials, clerks a»d Gdvernment employes that will go to j^nnsylVahia, Ohio and Indiana vote, is estimated at nearly one thousand, more than half of whom are Pennsylvania^. Certain politicians are. said to have been here for more than two weeks past, counting the names of 411 these men claiming r^idetfcein' those States, and who voted |n| elections here, with the view of chal» lepging the^vfotesj^tho^StateB^

THE SPANISH LEGATION.

Another Washington dispatch states tlWt^pani^h

Leg&tiop harre»ijred

I. 9UtMU- -"A

Thursday last

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which the speaker read headstrong, domiaeenng^of y»lent ternpar and bitter Hatred, intractable, impl acafile, unconci liatPRy, great go« arcing passion seems to bei&itlier to rifle' '(Jr ruin. A., friend if you submit, an enemy $6.

violent in speeehj •'flfctatire faculties airibatjg^re^iCnd a^t^" Suoh he aaid -wa.ft the inaB in whom the ®apublican laaders.all.orer the country^ and has determined to c^^ge^ the.arm

considerable iengl tion assumed by General Butlej on the finaacial question, and stigmatising him as the Ishmaelflf thsJ^uWjsaaj*^-. "It is claimed by Butter that he Is the regular candidate, aftdsthtoef^ ahoold elected. The speaker lliodgbt tbto did not

The great contests of,l!berty fev4#ei.

irattQCtfons -from the new Government Spain, and consequently has no authorto act in its behalf, and is not recogti(z§dby this Government as representing a|j Power competent to send Ministers

Washington, and will not be until it receives credentials from the Junta, at d. ..

Ii' is probable that tie Legation will tefceive dispatches from Madrid within a feSv days, that some, if not all the raem-direct b^rsrnay be withdrawn. s.-hjj, 0 1 •. QUEEN kabeli sk

ft is reported that the late Qceen Isab( ||a, of Spain, has recently made heavy investments in this country, and may pc jsibly take refuge here.

fbom

ADVICES

HATTI

IMail advices from Port-Au«Prince, Hayti, to the twelfth: of September, state that the Government has issued two decree«, pn,e that, the only ports cysen to foriwiBks!tiBafS&t the other prescribing penalties for blockadb runniqg. A large amount of counte^feit paper waa in circulation. The si^e of jOdndVa wa# still going on, the rebellipn Wai in a:des|»erate state, and it ^4* thought it wowd'aoon succumb/^M

FIRE. "k

he dkfldi

•(vt6:•Sffiot oRL*

two

.. e^nm Workr 1n Brooklyn |e^ forf thousand dollars yes-

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iay

TRADES TTNION.

fii

rades union delegations were in sesSatujrday evening. dncusaSng the hour mbvement-.- A Committee of from each ward, representing the •lJiBor iht^fest, was appoited with instrucobs to support|Buch candidates for the mbly as^srjlif plWge themselves to secure tho repeal of the conspiracy laws an|%tfStliin tnfe jjghl tour inOTenientv'

AUCTION .AT JEROME PARK. h# eit^be Itid of ihi^AnEiswood alabld was sold at auction-at Jerome Park Saturday seyepiag. A Ghestttut horse, flvi years old, brought $1000. The horBe Dickens, four years old, $1200.' The colt 250. The years old ieae'. foaled in

Matide, foaled in aled in 1854,

^59, flfiBO/-Mawico, fbUed M?

$2^00. Olcata, foaled ifa 1862, $1200.

colt by Censor, $1700., A colt by Ba[-

huidtts." «i^wnie,$2650. Afil)^ by Laxingtoiii$2656. A number of weanlings also SpM well. Subsequently the' welt kfcown 'horsd, Captain Moore, waB knocked down to J. W. •"••f

a fettter^n*.

HOT

indent olacfeors of the

(they aa ind Would- and .could.not

k-ohallbnbb

'T •.

Walter Brown: offers io -row James Hainill a fiv% mile race for $1090, prov'idadL the lsttfir alloW8-him $250 for expen?

ft A

5^. I I tiMI T^h' /hVlfffg&tfetf&a libel guit of D. O. Sulliva4, editor Of the Irish People, against Brick Pomeroy, has been commenced.

on "the

J^rs.Liocoln sailed 4or Eurqpe steamer iBaUimofe trom Baltimi pIBD.

Baltimore, on

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^ichlfe: formerly oditbt of the

RicLmohd Enquirer, and husband of Anna bora Mowat Richie, died in Baltimore Friday^ niqiil,-of^disasse cif the 'ir«l

i#A- Ni A^R^rvBb.

me steam frigate Contocook, flagship of S» Horth- Atlantic sqitadtfin, arrived

inquest in the oase of Jas. Hamilivho died as alleged from shallow-

o'»xalic

acid, sold by mistake, it is sup-

SadjlljiilBpipmtsaitB, by tfi»' sin of Mr. jars,. |cuggist, Spring street, has feed Jn a verdict that the decer*~a **tnk to his death from a dose of si acid! poison, but the jury exonerate :ijtpgjera from all blame, as the care!' manner in which medicines were fcept MrsTHamilton and the lapsfe of time since the senna and salts were procured, make it pos4b\e that the muctura was-the Msu)t of rtM"tSMl^aiiess?

'Witt that view, a hew series o?«t|eriments have been instituted to ascortain jyi&arm can baaoJ altand as to

fought, not by the r^ulare, but by the pQmplwb^ peace Inay be considared' #u#6, volunteers and militia^ and with tieaf in^ is effected. It will .require, eight those contests,, he, .Dana, cast his lot. (Great applause.) '-fAW?

He continued with some criticism open the cajMWBvWaaagfflniwti which hexipcIaB

raA

the

•tem, a«l .jMud jhat eoM®9^M8i.

ninths jo

TOnnecJi

with1 the ngid ^party

sdisKpl^

Dempcratio parly which Cleiural Bv&m now JpNipOMi tb engftft ttpon the lican orgahization, wa^the reason ef that degradation of the Democratic party which General Butler so much deplored.

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WU.THR ^EETIHa.

John Allen hold a prayer meeting on his own account in his Water street den tp-day. :s-

WOdrf ifEWELEM.

At^^ting^qr^uM?^ mea tftko neighborhood to-day, a ootnmittee 'was aippoittted to wait on tho police authorities t© «rge the «raoval-of mock jeweJars alnd their runners from, the vicinity of Broad way and [Fulton BtreetB.

APPOINTMENTS.

'The following Internal Revenue appointments were made to-day: Storekeporr—A. A. Terrell, Sterling, 1111110^,^0. 8. Stone, Franklin county Ilinois. »4^ ""'V.

Gaugcirs—C. IT. Tibbetts, 6th Ohio Henry H. Brown, 1st Michigan. I

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MAIL TRANSPORTATION, yl'.n.

The Assistant Postmaster General Says itj is not true that transportation of the tqaits between the termini of the Union and Central Pacific Railroads has been suspended. Carlton Spades, of Chicago, was the accepted bidder for the service, bat before the contract was filled Congress repealed so much of the postal tax as provided that no newspapers should be sent overland with prepayment of letter postage,

vthus

very lately increas

ing the bulk of mail matter owing to which Spades, Wells, Fargo & Co., are now carrying the mails under temporary arrangement until the matter can be adj^ted

INDIAN NEWTS.!

Colonel Wynkoop, agent for the Arap.ahoes and Cheyennes, has arrived here from Ft. Larned. He represents the Indians within his agency have fled south of the Arkansas river, and that General Sully was pursuing and had been skirmishing with them for,three weeks. The Indians are in a destitute condition, having a scarcity of provisions, buffalo and other game being scarce. It is estimated the Arapahoes have about 800 and the Cheyennes .upwards of 1,600 fighting men. .'t

PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

jODhepublic,debt statement will proba1J- be published to-morrow afternoon, and may be accompanied by an explanation of some ot the changes prominent items. The statement will show a much' less increase of the debt than that of| August than bad heretofore been eui posed.

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"I AVFrom St. LOUIb. Louis, Oct. 5.—The eighth annual Fair of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association opened to day under the most favorable auspices. The wa&ther was charming and attendance unusually large for the first day.

All the departments are filled to overflowing and present an extraordinary fine appearance.

The new brick buildings of monster size which the association have erected forsthe mechanical and machinery departments are crowded almost bey?nd thdir capacity, and a largo portion of the grounds is filled with agricultural, i^v pigments from all parts of the cauDtt^-a m&racing tibanyji^w and valu.s^le in,

The Art Hall and Textile departments aro superior in every respect to those -of last year, the latter particularly, being crowded^ to excess.

The floral display this year is in the shape of a most beautiful landscape, occupying a large part of the soatherif sMfe'of thai grounds, embracing a miniature lake dotted with islands covered with growing flowers and trees, grottoes with miniature fountains, rustic arbors and flllod with the choicest flowers, and bridges, grpen lawns&c, &c, the whole presenting one of the most charming scenes imaginable. Thk poultry, swine and sheep departments are unusually large, .and filled with the best representations of their class, ever brought here. The exhibitions fn the rin£ were very fine, and consisted of draft stallions, geldings and mares of different 0b. E. Dillon & Co.„of Bloomington, linois, Grant and Strong of flarrtetown, Illinois, and Davis and Patrick, of Bunker Hill, being among the successful competitors. Several jptoorfed hqraes of this class belonging to JeffK. Clark, of St. Louis county, attracted much attention and received a premium. The premiums for matched carriage and buggy horses geueratyyj -went to St. jLouis men, the entries from the country not being able to success (Hilly compete with the fine and valuable, hortur of our city gentlemea. The performances of the day closed with the' amusing feature of a mule race, the slowest animal to have the priae. 'n

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tat CHAMEP0T'Qlfr^rT ^rMI"*:*^

A Paris letter says the ChasSepot gun is acomple failure^ and one

Ftopx

the most

dangerous weapons ever supplied^ to an A»li10• ^.^heEmparor, I.have reason to believe, is id full accord with ordnww# Officers,

Relent and praiseworthy. Two

or three systems of alteration have been tried, and it is probable that one on an American plan Will be adopted, and witliout a rMicil fctAnge^n thtf-chara«Aer of ammuoifioiii Th« £mp«mf «atiaBed thst-.paper or silk cartridgee are notauit«^le' for b(«fcfeli-lo&&ing afthaf and he is Moiit d^termUted to adopt the metal cartndga closely resembling those in use in aited States.. AsJthia radicaL change aroaa will take sqqib timato

aid you need ^ipt look for yar before nlltlsprTng dr summer.

Trrr^,

a^ce of Unitarian

and 0^»HGhrH(ia Chuwshas meets tctntrrow eVfhing.

x*^ov.

.I)r,^J5i6|ild-jini

,f£g4cheAthe qpaaiag aermoorv. The session will continue several days, as many important questions are to be considered.

•igoiaaiFiiiiBiff

IPftllo, *#«**'«*jri« «p#t®r*~l lMftft'l

rMftftttAtJTE INDIANA:TUESDAY MORNINfi/WJTOBER 6,1868.

-4 From Washington. WASHINGTON, Oct 5.—The Postmaster General has accepted the bid of Leech, Ruper & Co., of Kittanning, Penn*ylvanSa at $194,000, for carrying the mail from Fort Abererombie by Fort Ransom, 900 miles, three times a week, in four horse post coaches. This service opens up a vast space of North*western territory, connection being closely made with railroad service at St. Paul, and thence by daily and tri-monthly service to Abererombie. ,, ...

Cuba

From In«Jlftnapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, 0jt .5j—-Hon, .Schuyler. Colfax spoke here 10-night at the akatiog^ Rink, to an audionc^ or f,ully 5,000..

The Rink wm densely, packed^ and a ikrge number unable to gain admittarme, Frbm^aahviH^ ^AsaviLLE.Oct. 5lfrA littTeboy named Jaopes Lardin, 9 years of age, was'shot and killed yestefday by a mati .named Henry Houston, who has been arrested, and Committed for trial^

CINCINNATI M.ABKKT.

By T8legVB|)il.T'J

LAB]

NEW DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The Democratia County .Convention re-assembled to-day and nominated an entire^r new couu^r ticket. «.

POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS. Both political parties will have monster demonstrations this week, ihe Republicans on Wednesday night, and the Democrats Thursday. Distinguished speakers froftf'tlome and abroad'wilt Ke" esent and address the meetings.

Philadelphia. .'/O

PaiLADBLPHiA, Oct. 5.—Attorney General Brewster haa presented to the Judges of the Suprtme Court a petition asking that certain parties named, to whom na turalizatioo papera havef. been, ^gftwd witliout previous declaration to become citizeot ahall be made to show cause why said papersahall not be vacated. The Court holds the matter onder considera

Delaware-

Wllmihqton, Dal, Oct. 5. —The genera# (flection of Assessors and Inspectors takes place itl this State to day.

BUBNKD TO 3®ATIt.

^Addie ana Minnie Brown, aged nine aitl seven years, were burned to dtipth in OharlestoWn, Massachusetts on Safhrda:"' -stetit.

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They were studying a les^n wheh the yousg brother ran against them upset ting a fluid lamp... LO, STJ Ii

Q$%fc-r Portland paj

lays tha SeertBtary of the Treasury has already suspended the operation of the new custom regulations in compliance with the request forwarded by telegraph.

1 shade iUm« srdrt 19J4gSor —Dull at30fl E S at

Kettle renderdrt 0TTBB JlOTa 3fate...

Qdlib—Quiet and without duelled. dii ope:

40%

Hotels and Housekeepers TAKE NOTICE'.' ,_jq «.'i

TOKLLj BIPLKY 4Co. Aby piece, an elegant #n'. BLEACHED AX0 BROWN SH'KfiflHUffc •l-'i,

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t^-7, 7-4, 10.1, Lfafcii'aWOottoir at liduveifllcaa.

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a mirassprtment of Bamsloj' IVble Datuasks—trfwwflied andbrowii—6-1, 8-4, tf

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Dice, floodqnaHty OtOBa^lJapltln'ij

Mrowa a^l iU«ach«td,tJrft»Uviqr Xow«ila. £lfgaut (irfality HuntyComb Quilla, -.^LTo, TUEt't,. RIl'LBV A Oa' vfo'Tioi, tq jjrimgjTbihlh Xi DEBS.,—Sealed Proposals will bwjreoeired by theBoardof pommiigioner^ qf ynrfv'l'iyfl O^unSy, Indlatii, »t the AnrtitoVa Offlci," ,iii Newport, ndtll ia oMoo tM., Srtturaa)r, Oc«tt:^r H)rh, 1888, &ut Xrnd rr^avill-',. feet loaff feet ween abuttud Jt* the "other thrl'/t?' to thirty f^6t loug eaoh, hetwocu abutjUentr.

Proposals #111 be received forUip v.ltoiao( aiu4 work, or for the mssotiry sepfttatt from Aie Bti-. f«?strnctQre.

By order of the Beard

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I #.*$(!.,!» 'Hi •'«b!iy i«ArflrtH? ..•graft

MOBILE,.October.fi^The Register, in a« leaden thia'morniag, tabes strong ground# in favor of immediate annexation of Cuba, in visv^fths success^ofi the SpataubT revolution. It says the 'will of thepeo-i pie plainly! demands thi^ and that the Government should -take :8tepis .to secucethe prize atf onde. .j^i

401

EGftS-ateady at-Stt@21e. v»1» LINSEED OIL—Un.ejtled holders, at higher prices'at the Close though 'the demand" Js light small tales at 81 05@1 (-S. ,''

EXOHANOE—Firm at

RYE FLOUB—Qniat at 56 00®8 oa. .' a COBN MEAU— Mora active at tl 3i£(»r western, 5 "50 for white "do, 6 00 for. Bropkl^n, 6 60 for Brandy wine

WBldKT—Quiet and unchanged, ir WEE A I'- Irregular and unsettled cioaiug in favor of bxyers, $1 62@V S6 for No 2 apiiug, the latter very choice, 1 76@1 82 for Nd do, tfie later amall parce!8, 2 36 for ambea Mistotiri 2'35 @2 70 for white Hichcgan, the laUer rory^lioicr.,

anBTE-oSieT^*?lchl*ttn^a.

BABLEY—ScaTca firmer)(Ve& Ti.' BABLEY ifALT*wQuiet. -re.' OO BN—Heavy and l@2c !ower,'ad|81?a10@t12 forniisonnd, 1 12}^®1 18£ for sotlnd raixed western oloSiDR at I UK for prime.» .v

OA,T9- lc lower at

jaetxaa

CftNClNNATI,

FLOUB Very dull and prices littjlf bet|e ihan nominal, family at $8 TSfgO.' WHEAT—Very dull, Xo I tor* no demand. ...^i.•,»*?•o'.V .OOfBd-DotlafSt 03^fk. ,j

OAT3—©nil at 81 @62forl^o 1. ,KYE—DecJInedito 91 8» and the detoaa^Hght. BABjLET—Dull, fpripg $2. 20@2 30,

rate for Canadian. TOBACCO—Firm "a'na'ia go'69f dfinand, It if $10 68 to 27 80.

COTTON—firm and in fair demand, (piddUpg 20o, WHISKY—Dnll at- $1 26 fr»e.''

I-. .'#-,

the

-1"*'%t'15^,..,

MB38 POBK—Held firmly *t«30

'LAED—Quiet, only a jobbing demand but forced gales cotild not be'made at ttija late. BULK MEATS—Held'at and ltftir stftnl-1' dera tnd aldes, but.theie rates: artf-^c above theTiewi of buvora. j!s ]i

A60K —In moderate jobbing demand^ at 12%

for

shoulders aud 16% and 16 fot'*' ffloar rfb ^na clear.iides., HAM3—Sugar cured at 19aipj£. j.: -j'tdpi».1

BUTTER—In better supply and prices .itnd downtrard, fresh at 37

.r&

LAED OIL—Unchanged and quiet Nd 1" and extra Si 15@I winter made 1.65. PETEOLEUw—31@33 for refined.

BESF CATTLE—Unchanged and dull it' ja, TO" tr.' $01D—13^ bnying.

par baying^

.• 'iNBW YOHtK MABKE11 Telegraph.1 NEW SVrk, Oct. COTTOF—%c better at ^Tj^c ior middling-»., PL0UB—Rather more steady loir grades hea^jr 8G 30(87 00 for superfine Stale and' western, 7 60 @8 05 for extra State, 7 10g,8 60 for extra,-, western, 9 60@10 35 for whits wheat estra.7 7 @. lOjOOfor B'H O, 8@l0 for ejrtra'St Lonlj, 1'iS 11 £0 for good,to choice do clostng duin Cali-' fornis,quiet at 8 50(§10 70. SoutUera flour dull at8 6009 16 for common to fair e* tra and 9 !20@ 13'75 tor good to choice v.

J0^^72Cjfor.jna^)^^eir

afloat,closing at 71 afloat.

SUOAE—Quiet, Cuba ll%@12^. ... flOPS—Quiet at l'-@29 for American.

MOLASSES—Firm, Muscovado 48@67, Porto Bico 60@7Q. -../t PETBOLEUM—In fair cfemand and nol firm at VS% tpT Tude, and 30%(g3t, for tWdt'd bonded ...

LINSEhD OIL—99@$1 02. nl SPIBIl'S TUBPENTINE—Quiet al 43@^.

:it

'ooMxttainr^ipB

Cvrncr M+in arid 5tJK, [OVKR TOKti., BIPLKT .CO.] ,(R1 ISh'TttAltCte F&OSI FIFTH jjjl&EET,. (sttfc oldest and mojt reliable Institution of the iind In'tha State.' Insttntftlort givatrKi ali -thv )ianches part%lntng^to a thorough ^a^eja^^-tOOK-KKKPINO, PKNMANHHIP, HKKCAJtftlE

CAM)tLAm»ii»4«r

A Echolarshlp In ihla College ia jpiod for Life, jiving tie Student Mie prfvfl^e^f Reviewing It^leasnre, Free of ^'cj^Egei, & (aw PnpiU will !«. admitted, la^i»UjMWI^!J tnS Penmanship, at 84,(10 per month'. _:m_m -J fhtfcK* 4 fcrtnatlo i, 1^ rtvRlH 161

Fnr

From Bosfoa. ,5 jfi--,

BOSTON, Oct. 5.—The ancient and honorable artiyery l«ft here this morning for Sprinpfleld, to have .their annual fleldj day parade. They w][ll ,return to-roofr row afternoon. 3^ ,««$

Srd T9V»

J.ihuol. Send fofOoHege -Pnper: GABVIff & ,:«Kis^"U a mt i' iTifl

miif-fih,

gLOOMX^'GTON 17th v«v- Arm, ftreeabosseg. The lurgastand host stock, 8,ODO,OOJ Ornamental Trees, Hedga Plant*. GPrapa Tines? Small FrniUf Apple and other Nnraart'^Wfejrif! Boie^ BaitJS, Ac., of chotosat sorM iftd t^I^pfnK »iz*e,varj towferdii*

Those wko would »av« moaay wHl-»t enr» sead two red ataapa ftwtwoFan OM»l(rf»4*

CSOLISB aso rnrMra *£vi FOB YOUNG LAt)f%«, BoanU%md OiyFdpli

ue»i

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4'if tat ihtu% /yflinu uv «,j fi us,'

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DR. SPINNEY!

u,h-uj tiw* nc.s I JSa

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Terre Haute

liftfit

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I-** 'iiU'ina it'.t. ia '1 ^9* wlir-

At the request of many of our Citizens, Dr. Spinney, the Celebrated i' I SK

.1/.,,.,}^' .* iSit'

•1 juJ

tUNGf DOCTOR

op.Institute,

KIOE—Quiet. OOFFKE—Bio dull and unsettled, others qpjninal. us fs&t ilt-tfl

narfj

wii

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POBK—A shade armer with better demand St •8'28 C6@28 76 for new mess, closing at 2S 6J-regu-lar, 28 60@28 75 tor old do, 00@24 fyr, prime and 26 25@27 20 for prime mesa.

BBBF—Dull at jgi(^ "for prime infeW, for Indlttm«S8.

»'.J If1

HAMS—Dujl at S2O@20.

-12^o

-GOT ME ATS—Heavy at ll6a for .should, dersi lSVIlSIOVic for baria 'middlings dnll. and haa^y.

mmt jhwi &t# "S ©hi ijlv vtititi A^onld most respeottolly. aSnonnce to ttwrsitizens of this place, that he has conaeate^tp, again visit Terre Hante, »nd will he at the

atM%, MI tj, Un8 eio! jo

7 jt--Ir.sii t•. «0itl

$ FECIAL

sua driaa i.ir. J^l--#wr- ff. .tj M&k' jjnirwiswf *i n^ii7f

3RRK HAUTE HOUSE uw f1

wxni?

is*i4HS

iij4. Mfit aac* 4? -t.»b

Mt Aad will retrain until

-"O.

Plana and Specification^ for st^tl Jlrldtfs rttty be e«en on file it the Auditor's Office Sq-e»4ful bidd.ri will be «quiid'tV'giv'»l)ond for the faitIrfttl cornellatiea"# Its the ltljiUt reserved u» rtijvct *ny. or -»ll Mdsmi

CouH»!asjvin' of T#r-

miilion C.iutty, Indiana. tq ?'JA3. TABBANC®,

taSa'tMSria**™ .hsw'goS 'i ..a. mpnday M6riiin$, Oct. Il9tb^

I _T-. A'ia'tl^ .' iM firm Wliire he.will be plaaaed to cotualt with all Who n^ay lie'rnlferisg from any of Ihs following dis- *.• eaa«a: It lionvq l»»vda

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crwrn MJJ

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u^snraiom

Will ra-apan on Monday, Sept. Z2d. FaiNCH is he an spoken

the language of the Family and is constantly ken in the

wjmftw •if&agat

WITT

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And Physician for

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Chronic Diseases!

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Proprietor of the

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LUNG INFIRMARY.

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Tuesday Morning, Oet 131b*

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Diseases of the Lungs and, Thro att Bronchitis, Fer male Complaints,^ 'Rheumatism,

Neuralgia, Scrofu Salt

^Distorted Limbic

i&or Contracted Muscles,f"

VEZ, MIC., MX&

..... r* i#iiJ a:ra» i***?. ., ... .- iti*.. 1 V" opp^J -r

fcr.! Spinney having «p«nt Ot* iaatfi{ta««.ywra

til ll£e in the

tx**»m«at oi

eafcr, feel* that ha oaa

Ahtch hara fc»FFt6i 'Vcltck.

Cit|Winto Bnia|tntf

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st.'if' ,rw««-

THIL/abEtiPBtA, ri»0»fe Consultation Free! JalTdSneod

»Institnte. MADAKE D'HEBTILLT. Principal.

jJG&OO.

73 MAIN STBSST.

"in W-

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FALL ST00K! 'iij*

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Tit Fashionable P-

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Miner's Flannels, ,, Striped Flannels, Dotted Flannek"' cidaking Flannels. LADIES' CLOTH, color*. Best Waterproof Oloth -it*, InBiaclr, BroWnand (3old-raized s-'fldrti-ii'

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H,25 and jl,50 per Yard! '. ?. %U«j '-"if ".

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Original founder «f the ontreal, Canada, Medical

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A Lra t«t of

FHEN0H MERINOS,

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LONG

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One Dollar ''per Yard! -mt Plaid Flannels, 1 Shining Flam

Shirting Flannels,

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"ALl OPENING! ^'r «I wivtsti

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wjEDNESDAtTSEE. 30th, !i'». ^.i'l

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Eppelines,

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P^ttlysis, MfSt&pinallHsr dasts, St. Vitusrlance,

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ESTABLISHED MAY 12,1851

DRY GOODS.

OPEN1N0I

PATTERN

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B^onght at Auctipfl, and iold^^ fj-

For 50cUu on the Bollar!

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Door to Davia' -'a-T fiii*

Drag Store.

ttsizd'

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AND

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MISSES SHAWLS!

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h',-

•»•$ 1^ rcc

Shoulder Shtwls!

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Winceys, ilmpr's Cloth,

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TV ELL, BIPLMY A CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Streets,

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J\ra have aUo large 9Uok oi t* «a»

Hi-

LOW^ PRICES 1,2

Call aod Leek at ear Stock,

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CorneiT'ad and Main Sta. Temffiaate, Indian*