Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 October 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

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Late Advices from Havana

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Political Excitement .* San Francisco.

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Prospect of a Kepntoctory in New York.

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England.

LONDON,'Oot. 29.—Weekly statement of the Bank of. England showa bullion decreased £100,000. Consols 94f

LONDON—EVENING Leaders of the Liberal party have, after a careful survey ef the field? become convinced that they are sure of the choice in the coming election! of a large inajorjty of Liberal mem-bers1o|-t|«'?jMtw fpojisfc of Commons.

Tiie followingnaa been quietly named in the ^Liberal circles as the probable cast of the new ministry:

Pre^p, Jftigbt floiiorable W. E. Glad, stone Foreign Secretary, Earl Ruseel Home Secretary, John Bright Chancellor of the Excnequer, Hugh Culling Early Childers lord Chancellor, Sir Uoundell Palmer. Secretary of War, Marquis of Hartington.

Prussia.

BERLIN, October 29.—The bession of the North Gi'rnian Diet^ill be formally opened by King William in .person, on the 4th of Noverfcb'er and it is asserted on semi-official authority that the speech from the throne will be of a reassuring and ^cific^bj»racter.

Austria.

VIENNA, Oct.

29.—Announcement is

made by the Ministry that the interpretation which has been put on the recent speech of BaroA Beust is a false one, that the policy of Austria is peace.

VIENNA,

P. M., Oct. 29.—The Diet hae

passed a bill giving authority to the Government to recruit 40,000 additional soldiers, Baron Beust having given formal assurance that the men to be enlisted will merely fill up the deficiency in the standing army, and not swell it above the number fixed by law.

From Havana.

NayKpRg., October 29.—The Havana steampr|br1o'g8 a copy "of the proclamation llwfed by %he Republican Revolutionary Committee. It is full of fire, and breathes the moat ytfonse revolutionary spirit.

The document recites acts of despotism by the Government of Queen Isabella, and concludes with a strong appeal to Cubans to pronounce for a Federal Republic.

Wo pTOTioimcl for liberty," equality, fraternity. Cubans and Spaniards, we demand popular suffrage without coercion, dissolution of the permanent army, establishment of a national militia, justice m* &U classes, municipal independence, liberty of the press, liberty of disoussion, (feedom of commerce, freedom of industry, freedom to emigrate, abolition of monopoly.

Let us deferid our liberty with dignity, respect all opinions. Let us embrace the opportunity to secure the freedom of Cuba.

We greet the victors of Spain. Viva Spanish liberty! Viva the liberty of Cuba! JFiva the fed^rkl republic

From Panama.

HEW YORK, October 29.—The steamer Alaska brings Panama dates of the 20th. General Warren, Minister to Guatemala, is a passenger. 5,

Two small Vessels,-laden with arms, had evaded the Panama authorities and escaped to Los Santas to aid the revolutionists there.

Two men owning boats took refuge on the steamer 2Sfev»4a, and thus escaped arrest, although soldiers had been sent to that vessel for the purpose.

Several Costa Bieans and-Nioaragaans had been impressed as soldiers to join an expedition to pm dowh rebellion in Ohirrqiui, which expedition had sailed with President CotreVso as commander.

Several political prisoners at Panama had been released on paying bonds. AcatoulCo advices state the ports of San Blasneirly destroyed by a hurricane »nd tidal wave, four lives lost

Valparaiso dates of Oct. 3d state great damage throughout Chili by heavy rains, forty persons had been drowned in swollen riven* pads props in the southern provinces «eH6ully damaged, entailing much suffering.

Senor Florrea had arrived from Ecuador to complete a joint treaty of peace with Spain.

Ecuador and Peru favor Seward's arbi tration plan, while Chili favors the independent truce recommenced by France and England.

Arancona is overrun by bandits and the government powerless. Communication between Talcahuna and Conception is now siupended by high water, owing- to extraordinary tiaea whicfc bate dote much dsinagfe.

Waterjat Talcatu hna been so hot as to throw up fish in a cooked states and groat subterianean rumblings were frequent.

Republican Mass Meeting. GANAND4#3I74 $• Y., Oct, 29 An immense Republican meeting and barbecue, 15,00d to 20,000 people, addressed by Generals E. M. Lee and Alfred Pleasanton, and Hon. John A. Kaason, of Iowa

The Prise Blng.^

BOSTON, Oct. 29.—A prize fight took place at Framingham yesterday between John Horan and WaU Jarvis, and was severely contested. In the 64th round, Houin struck the centre stake, smashed his hand and broke his arm, losing the which up &at time had been in flavor.

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Proclamation of the Bcpubll" can Revolutionary Committee.

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From Springfield* MassSPBINGFIYLD, Oct. 28.—The American Missionary Association commenced its annual meeting in this city to day, Rev. Dr. E. N. Kirk, of Boston, presiding. "The receipts last year were $304,094, and the expenditures $356,225. The present indebtedness $88,726, of which $51,315 was incurred last year- The Society owns property to the amount of $299,405 in excess of all debts.

Rev. Dr. John Todd, of Pittsfield preached the annuol sermon this evening and General Howard, of the Freedmen Bureau, will deliver an address to-morrow evening.

BAPTIST CONVENTION.

The Baptist State Covention met in this city.

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Rev. A. S.Stearns preached the annual sermon this evening. A vote on the class communion question this evening resulted in Us favor.

Reports'show a favoroblo progress-of the denomination in the State.

NATURALIZATION.

Two hundred persons have been naturalized in this city during the last two days.

From St. Louis.

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LOCIB, Oct. 29.—One hundred and fifty barrels of whisky were seized yesterday at the warehouse of the Terre Haute railroad, by Government aut^orit'iee. It came from Ohloago. I fi. I

RAILROAD APPROPRIATION. The County Court decided that proposition to subscribe two million dollars toward the building of the Chillicothe & Omaha Air-line Railroad, must be submitted to the voters of this county at the election next Tuesday. The proposition has been urged by many prominont citizens of this pity, and Jt Is not improbable that it will eavrj-

From Boston.

BOSTON, Oct.

28 An interesting meet

ing was held at the Missionary rooms in Pemberton Square Sunday, on occasion of the departure of six Missionaries. H. K. Palmer, M. D., from Litchfield, Ills., and Mrs. Palmer, from New Athens, Ohio, and Miss Hartley, from Scranton, Pennsylvania, will join the Maduras Mis. sion in Southern India. Eev. Mr. Derimer, from Wisconsin, and Mrs. Darimer, Irom Massachusetts, and Miss Webster, from Binghampton, New York, are to join the Ceylon Mission. They sailed for Madras to-day.

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A Prize Fight Suddenly CheckedLYNN, MASS., Oct. 29.—The prize fight

f°r the'Championshipof $2)000, between 3

A squad of 140 Lynn police Woke into the ring and seized the principals before they could leave, while the crowd scattered like a flock of sheep.

The arrested parties were brought to Lynn for assignment before Justice Newhall.

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There were about 500 roughs at Lynnfield to witness the fight. The Lynn authorities getting information of it sent an officer in citizen's dress to mingle with the crowd, while a force of IS managed to get within call.

In the first round Wormald drew blood from his antagonist, when a clinch ,wa^ made and Wormald slipjied and fell

At this moment the officers made a dash and captured the principals. A show of resistance was made, which subsided on a show of the officers pistols. Wormald and O'Baldwin were immediately taken to Lynn, arraigned in the police court and held in 5,000 dollars bail for appearance from day to day.

They have not yet secured bail.

Fire.

FONDULAC, WIS

Oct. 29—The Wash

ington skating Rink, Hunt, Forsythe & Case's wagon shop, and four buildings were burned this morning. Loss $20,000.

TROY, Oct. 29.—House & Fnjtonjs large1 flouring mills at Waterford were burned last night. Loss on mill $30,000.

Insured $13,500. Loss on stock 25,000. Insured $20,000. BINGHAMPTON, N. Y., Oct. 29.—Three large store houses occupied by Tillotson and W. T. Morgan, all filled with grain and considerable wool, were burned this morning. "T

The armory of the 44th Regiment was also burned, with arms, &c. Loss o^aripory $10,000.

Loss by storehouses nearly $j0g,000.

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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—A number of Government clerks and others have already left for various State3 to vote next Tuesday. Reduced fare allowed only to those who furnish coertificates from political clubs. J-

APPOINTMENTS.

The following Internal Revenue pointments were made to-day: Storekeepers—Chass**.A. Vanhorn, Missouri.

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Robert Davidson, Tho». Hamper, Benj. Hair and David GordoD, 3d Ohio. I. R. Banker, F. B. Cojry^ 6jhOhio.

G. P. Lorrand, 3d Ohio.

Prom Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA,.Oet.

29.—W. Walms-

ley, a dissipated character, choked his wife to death this morning in the lower part of the city. Result of three days drunk. Walmsley escaped. ».

CITY COUNCIL.

The present City Coun,ciI,being opposite in politics to the Mayor elept, to-day passed a bill through one branch, taking from the Mayor a portion of his patronage, viz Appfcintment of operators &c. on the city telegraph.

A bill will be introduced next week asking the Legislature to take control of the police force from the Mayor juKUreft it ip Commissioners, *1

As the Legislature will be Republican, the bill will probably pass. -r iWH!siU

rr^r1 From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 29.—The little steamer Victor, Ho. «ank yesterday al Diau's Landing. She was owned by Captain Dean. Valued at $5,000. Fully insured.

The steamer Mollie Hambleton struck a snag and sunk in 8 feet of water last night near the mouth of St-

NASHVILLE, Oct.

Francis aafo.—

river. Passengers and *11 Freight partial loss.

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29.—The sale of the

city water works advertised by the U. S. Marshal did not take place to-day. Tbe executions In the Marshal's bands amounted to upwards of sixty thousand dollars.

The authorities paid $46,000 and the creditors gave an extension of time on remainder.

From New York.

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pugilists, Police Cc

Riley was badly punished, and the entire party were released on five hundred dollars bail each. o-MAKSLAUGHTSB.

The Hoboken murder trial was conclu« ded yesterday, Roch, the prisoner, being found guilty of manslaughter. Sentence was deferred.*/*' "A MAN SHOT.

Joseph Kenner was shot yesterday while viewing the target practice at the Atlantic Garden. ^, .»

OVERLAND MAIL.

It is stated a new contract, between the Post Office Department and Wells, Fargo & Co. for transportation of the overland maH to California, was closed yesterday. By its terms the contractors are to reoeive $1,750,000 per annum, for carrying the mail eight hundred miles, and as tbe progress of the Pacific Railroad decreases the distance of transportation, tbe price to be paid will be corres« pondingly decreased. It is estimated the contract will not cost the Government more than $750,000 if the railroad is completed next July.

FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION. Judge Benedict delivered a charge to tbe Grand Jury relative to the crime of fraudulent sacralization, similar to that of Judge BJatchford'a yesterday.

LIBEL.

Initiatory legal proceedings were taken to-day by J. W. Simonton against the New York Tribune Printing Association, lor publishing a libellous article this morning of a personal nature, oyer tbe signature of one George H. Butler.

ARRIVAL.

The steamer Alaska brings $230,000 in California treasure. DIED.

R. F. Perkins, postmaster of San Frtacifeco, died on the passage to Panama. TIRE.

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Ned O Baldwin and Joe Wormald, com- -J 1 a .—

menced at Lynnfield, 12 miles from Boston, at 8 o'clock this morning. Oae round was Tought in ten minutes, and closed. ,t

CONVICTED.

In Hudson county, New Jersey, Court, this morning,: Bargen Hilden, 20 yeais old, a negro, was convicted of rape on a .young girl 11 years old, and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment at hard labor.

NATURALIZATION.

The examination of JoSn O'Keefe be. fore Commissioner Jackson, Jersey City, on charge of selling a certificate' of naturalization to Michael Kelley, was resumed this forenoon. After examination of two witnesses against the prisoner, further hearing was adjourned to Saturday morning. FALSE CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZ AI

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Simon H. Lesser was brought before Commissioner Osborne this morning on charge of uttering as true, a false certifi. cate of naturalization and selling it to a person other than the one for whom it was originally issued.

The accused makes no secret of the transaction. He soys, seeing there was a chance to make money by these naturalizations, he went into them and realized a handsome amount.

He says the certificates cost him one dollar each for perquisites of the clerk of the court, and he sold them for two dollars.

He was held for examination on next Monday, in default of $5,000 bail,

South Carolina-

CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 29.—Governor Scott has issue! the following proclamation to tbe citizens of South Carolina

FELLOW-CITIZENS The numerous complaints made to this department, of murders and outrages committed by wicked and inconsiderate persons excited by intense party feeling, made it my duty to issue tbe late proclamation calling on all good and true men, without respect to political prejudice, to unite in a determination to discountenance and denounce lawlessness and violence, and in an effort to recover and maintain the good name that has heretofore been the heritage and pride of our beloved State. It is now my pleasing duty to congratulate you upon the beneficial results that have ensued from the admirable and well-timed address of General Hampton and tbe ex* ecutive Committee of the Dengocratic party, in honest and impressive tones. They have called upon the people to support the laws, to preserve peace, and to denounce those crime? which have recently been committed fh some portions of our State.

These patriotic counsels cannot fail of having a wide and wholesome influence i* moderating the vebeme&ee of feeling of those to whom tbey are authoratively addressed,while tbey have quieted the apprehensions and conciliated the respect and good will of their political opponents. This is certainly a just cause of congratulation to every well-wisher of the State, and it gives me unfeigned pleasure to acknowledge it, and to earnestly invoke the'co-operation of every member of the Republican party, in reciprocating to the ftillest extent the pacific policy so admirably inculcated by tbe Democratic leaden.

Let acrimonious and irritating discussions be avoided, and appeals be made to the intelligence and reason and not to the fears or passions of the community. Differ as we may in political sentiment, it is the dictate alike of wisdom and patriotism for all to appeal to and confide in the efficiency of peaceful remedies lor political evils, actual or supposed.

Let us bear and forbear, oe our maxim, and so shall the peac®,pro«perity and honor of onr beloved State be maintained and

TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA

Oct. 29.—The Coroner's

jury in the case of Thomas Kane, who was shot at the Hun tar's Point lire on Sunday, returned a verdict yesterday charging David Barke with the deed.— Burke was thereupon cpn^gytygjl^tg jail at North Hempstead. #£Uhj PUGILISTS ARRESTED. and Abe Hicken, two ifoted were up in Jefferson Market

Court yesterday, having been ar

rested by the police while engaged in a prize fight in the rear yard of the drinking saloon, No. 755, Broadway.

They had looked the doors, and when tbe police came at t^e call of the proprietor the door had to be broken in before they could gain admittance.

this A. m. a fire broke cot

in the large five Btory buildings, 35 and 3f Wooster street, occupied by Andrew B^o's. shirt factory, I. & W. Lyle, manufacturers Of' looms, Blossom & Co., paper collars.

The entire building was destroyed with valuable contents. At 4 o'clock the walls fell, damaging and destroying 36 and 37, Wooster, anf 40. Lawrence streets, and other build- *, t* ings.

Tbe following are losses: Andrew Bros., $70,000 insured. Lyle, $90,000 insured. BlosBom & Co., $20,000 insured. N. Grarie, $25,000 insured in Western offices. Thompson estate, $80,000. Publib school building, $5,600.

The loss is a quarter of a million. ROCKETS. Two houses in Brooklyn were considerably damaged last night by fire caused by rockets sent up by a political procession.

FRIDAY

perpetuated, and her timejhonered escutcheon will be preserved unsullied and undimmed in all its original purity and lustre. (Signed) Bofcc. R. Scow,

Governor.

Bepublioan Bally in New York. TROY, N. Y., 'Oct. 29.—VeteranB of Rensalaer county held an immense meeting at the Griswold Opera House, this afternoon. Maj. Gen. Jas. D. Carr presi* ded, assisted by a large number by other ex-soldiers. The stage was filled of onelegged and one-armed men. Hon. J. A. Griswold made a brief speech. He expressed full confidence in a Republican victory in the State. .Trs a

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PAW FRANCISCO, October 29.—Political excitement in this city is great and partisan feeling bitter. Indications of serious riots previous to and on election day. Several collisions have already occurred. During the marching of the Republican procession Tuesday night the line was attacked a number ef times and serious personal injuries sustained by parties in the ranks.

Last night the Grant Invincibles and Seymour Club met on Rush street, when pistols and knives were drawn. Two persons were wounded by pistol shots, one man seriously stabbed.

Mayor McCappen appeared at the. scene of disturbance and succeeded in dispersing the crowd.

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I Express Bobbers. LOUISVILLE, KY., Oct. 29.—Frank Reno and Chas. Anderson, the notorious Express robbers, were delivered to-day to Indiana authorities, and are now confined in New Albany jail to awaft trial.

Virginia VA

RICHMOND, October 29.—The Journal publishes to-day the official statement of tbe State Treasurer of the past year, showing there was on hand, October 1st, $173,000. iW#

CINCINNATI MARKET.

By Telegraph.] OaowifiTl, Oit. 29. FLOUB— Moderate demand family at $7 5007 75 extra at 6 60@7.

WHEAT—Dull but prices are nominally ebangedCOBN—Unchanged and quiet no old offering of consequence a good demand fjr new ear at "M65c.

OATS—A shade firmer No 1 at 57@58c. BYE—Dull at 81 27. BABLEY—Neglected. COTTON—Unchanged, a fair demand for spinners at 23c for middling.

TOBAOCt)—Unchanged and quiet.'1' WHISKY—Dull, held at 1 10, 81 05 offered. BACON—In mederate demand at 13 for ahonlderi and 17 for clear aides.

LABD—Dull at 15% tor new.

GREEN MEATS—Held at 7%, 10% arid 12, but little done, the weather being too mild. HOGS—Dull sales of lots averaging 260 to 360 lba gross at 87 25.

BULK MEAT9—New are offered at 9 and 'll%c packed, to be delivered next month. GBOOEBIBS—Unchanged and quiet.

LINSEED' OIL—Dnll and but little demand. EGGS—Advanced to S9c. QOLD—134J£ buying. EXCHANGE—Firm at par buying.

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NEW YORK MARKET

By Telegraph.] NbW YOM, Oct. 28. COTTON—Quiet at 26%c for middling upiands. FLOUB—Unchanged and rather more doing at 86(86 60 tor superfine state western 6 60®7 20 for extra state 7 60@7 76 for extra western 8 10@9 65 for white wheat extra 7 26@9 30 for B. 11.. O. 8@9 60 for extra St. Louis 1U@14 for good choice do, closing quiet. Oallornia heavy at 6 90@10.

BYE FLOUB—Quiet 86@7 90. QOBN MEAL—Quiet at 86. ITHISKY—Nominal. WHEAT—Irregular and unsettled, opening firmer and closing at yesterday,s prices 81 I 47 for No. 3 spring, 1 60® 1 66 for No. 2 do., 1 63(91 65 for No. 1 do., 1 80 for winter red Indiana: 1 76 for winter red Canada.

BYE—Dnll. BABLEY—Declining and lower at 82 21 for choice O.O.

BABLEY MALT—Quiet at 2 30. 00BN—Irregular and unsettled, opening steady and advancing l®2c per bu. closing dull, tbe advance partly lost 8110@l 11% for unsound, 1 12(31 16 for sound mixed western closing at 1 18% for prime parcels afloat.

OATS—A shade eaaier at 71c for new western in store and afloat. BIOE—Quiet at 9@9%c for Carolina.

COFFEE—Quiet Bio at private terms. 8UGAB—Steady Cuba at 11%@12% Porto BicoatH54@12£. ,-^i

MOLASSES—Dull. BOPS—Unchanged at 6(320c for American. PETBOLEM—Firm at 16£c for crude and 30% for refined bonded.

LINSEED OIL—Quietjat.90c@81 00. 8 PI BITS TUBPENTINE—Qnlet at 43@44c. POBK—Firmer and in fair demand at 826 75® 27 for new meia, closing at 27 CO regular, 37® 27 26 for old .meas, 28 60@24 69 prime and 26 27 for prime meaa.

BEEF—Steady at 11® 19 for new plain meaa 19®23 25 for new extra mess.

BEEF HAMS—Dull at 28§ CUT MEATS—Steady and

i33. quiet at ll@ll%c

for ahoulders and 12@19 for hams middles dull and heavy, short ribbed at 14%. LABD-Steady and quiet at lq%@17% for steam and 17%@17% for kettle rendered.

BUTTEB—Steady at 25@27 for Ohio 38@60 for State. -.'ii. ,* CHEESE-Quiet at 13(317%.

FBEIGHTS—Liverpool quiet and yery firm. GOLD—Opened at H4A6, advanced to 34%, fell to 34% and closed at 34%@34%.

SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Astrichan Cloaking. Chinchilla Cloaking. Donblo-width Scarlet Opera Olotb. Double-width Blue Opera Cloth. High colors Plaid Cloaking, 6-4 wide. Sccondlarge invoice WaterProofs. This (lay opening at

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TUELL, BIPLEY A OO. Corner of 6th and Main

LAND AGENCY.

LAKE'S LAND AGENCY, On Jhlo Btreat, between Third and Fourth. Lands Bought and Sold on Reasonable Commission'. $500,000 worth of desirable City and Country Property for sale, Houses fer rent. oct23dw6m

Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Baat, S. E Corner oi Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Hautev Ind.

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated. aBd Meney invested. FOR SALE /.

CJITY PBOPEBTY.

Forty Lota in Linton's Addition to Terre Hante Hoase and lot', east Ohio street, House and lot, in McMnrrain'a Addititlon, House and lot In Sibley'a addition on 6th street, House and lot in Base's addition on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7th streets,

House and lot on North Sth, between Obomnt and Linton streets. Two business Houses on Alain street

OOUNTY PBOPEBTY.

Farm of 89 acres in Honey Greek Township, 173 acre* in Linton township. S Acres below the Boiling Mill, wess side canal. jan29dtt

Employment Notice.

IF YOU WANT PERMANENT and lucrative situations in any capacity, snch as Braksaawn, Bookkeapeis, Copyists, Salesmen, Porters, Watchmen, Conductors, Drivers, BagKugamen, Steamboat, Hotel, Shipping, Entry and FrelicbtClerfc*, apply to the old city Iioeasad Easiness Agency established under the patronage of merchants. Dealrable vacancies always- Enclose i|gQn( WILKIK8 A CO., sap^l-dln 321 Chestnut St., StJjouis

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ladies Merino Underwear,

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Misses and Boys' Underwear,

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BALMORAL SKIRTS,

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Stationery, Ac.,

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MUSICAL.

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I. lilen of alf parties agree tAat mj candidates for pobllo hvorlro the best ever brought out on a platform.

S. They have been tried for years, have stood unflinchingly, have come up to everything that thev were recommended to be, and are the peoples choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wireworkert and petty lepreciatprs my candidates have steadily rose np, atheredltruDgth, and stands this day united as he strongest host ever known in the history of theoonntry.i*"'!

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1. The finest and best lot of FIR9T CLASS PIAN03 and all other kinds of Unsical instruments ever offered for said in the West, oan be fonnd at Eiasner's Palace of Music. 2. Handredsof purchasers who have been nslng my Pianos for years, agree that they are the best lasting PianoB known. 8. Purchasing largely lor cash, also, by occupying the extensive bailding of my own, thns saving obgtly rants, my oast*mars will reoeive the bepdfitof all sash savings, and greater bargain, can be had of me than ever known in the his lor of the Piano trade heretofore. 4. No old rnsty stock on hand to get ridoiT, bqt every thing new, and adding the latastlmpo ted Novelties constantly to it. 6 am in favor of all parties uniting with on this plfctfofm, and I shall maka special tftg«t yeur vote this fall,hv

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PAiiAOE OF MUSIC,

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I'lha Piauos of this Company are ssssntialiy

Pianos for Western People, They are not only made at home, bat are well made, Thev have taken

Pour First Premiums, nt WeiiUrn Italia. 'I'liey possess nnrlvalled ozcellenoeof tone and finish, and oompars well in all respects with the best Instruments of Eastern Maunfaotnra.

Prices vary from $450 to $700. ACCORDING TO BTTLE AND FINISH. OVBvery Piano is warranted for Five Years."VSI

OLD IN8TBUMENTS KXOHANGEO AT LIBEBAL BATES. Warehouse lOi Sooth Fifth Street, corner of VFslnnt, anil opposite the Southern Hotel. my27dly

STORAGE, OOKH1SSION & GRAIN,

ti^WEN 1DLLKB S. 3HTAKT

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (Snccessors to J. H. TUBNEB,) forwarding A Commission Merchants

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Grain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Qrain ""Agents for STAR UNION LINS.V, .. Ware House on Main Strset,

Hear the T, H. A I. E. B. Depot f£6^wtf

joins HAKIT, •LONSO hajhti TOHN HANBY&OO., 8TOBAQB, OOHHISICH AND

A I N E A E E S

W&rehoaae on First St.. at tha Oanal Basin. anBdwtt TBBBK HATJTK. INI.

UNDERTAKERS.

|JNDEETAKBE.

M. W. O'CONNELL Having purohased baok from E. W. Ohadwlok, Oruber & Oo., the Undertakers Establishment, and having had seven years experience in tha business, now prepared to furnish MetaHo Burial Oases, Caskets, aud Wooden OoiDns, of all styles and sizes, from the best and largest stook of burial material in the State, at 101 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Terre Haute 29.Ma

S A A A

UNDERTAKEH. Is prepared to execute! 1 orders in his line with ^eatnes* and dispatch jrner of third and Cherry treets, Tarre Hante, Indiana. Jan80-6-dwtf

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

Gunsmith and_8tencll Ontter.

Flour, Whisky and daok brands, also Platas for K«rking Clothing, cut to order. Gun* made and repaired in the best of style

All work warranted to give satisfaction. tihoi 2d door East of the New Oourt Boose, Qtilo street, tt tha Vigo oounty Bay Scales, fdl

HATS AND CAPS.

EW" TORE HAT S O

Joseph C. Yates, JUST IH RECEIPT OF Meus' flats ot all kinda,

Boya' Hats oi ail Jcind*, iVXlasea' kiatk oi aUJcinlB Intant»' Hata ot all kind*. and at all prices.

H-Atswade to on short Botloe. Oomt sadTee •, THK FALL 8Tk'l,KSt U3 Ifala'Street. tv Terra Hants, Ind.

BOvWdtf i„

COAL.

GOAL.

JJIYBB

JOHN MoFABLANK is now sailing the bast article of Blver Goal, ssraened oa tha .wldast •creeninusa in Vigo county, at as low a Sgnra at anlnferiorartiolacan bepurohasod. Thoaawish* ing to lay in a supply should loek to tha'r interests, and buy tho beat when it is aa cheap as a poor article-

Orders left at the Post Offloe Lobby, at the ... a_ IV —UAV KttA

'lgo County Scales," or addressed to Bo* 596 O., Terre Haute, will receive prompt atten1 angl7dtf

Hon

RAZ1L COAL. fW*--3 V. BUTSOH St OB., would respectfallj Inform their old customers and the oitiaen. of Terra Haute generally, that SAMUEL MEUBT is their anthorited agent for Brazil Splint or Block Ooal. All orders lelt with him will be promptly attended to. Now is the time to order, while the price (toJi Dealers supplied at the lowestjnarket prloe.

Address, V. Btf&OH A 00., lnflanapolls. or, JOHN ANDBKW, Braiil. JjafidSm

COAL!!

QPAL

Being now prepared to fill all orders for the b»st of Brazil blook, and rates, now is your time to ii»y in your Goal by leaving your orders at 107 Main street, or with B. W. Bippeto, under Dowling's Hall, on 6th street, with whom I have made arrangements to receive all orders and give all information in ieeard to the business.

TT S. A large lot of Lehigh Ooal on the road. Aug98d3m. E. F. MEBBILL.

IOWA

.HABBEBT,

J' tj# ?y$

j, K. KABSH

REAL. ESTATE AGENCY. FABMfl, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every deeoription, for Bale.

An experience of flfteen yeara enable as to incore Mtlibction in vftry department of iwibw relating to a general Beal Estate Agency:

HARBERT ft MABSH, 54 wAunrx sxxuT, nSTdwly Dea Moinaa, low*

g.Q JIETHING NPW

W A. BASH!

VKDfl'fHt-l jfewa 4*r-4 i* sr«d „t'. a ffl i*' HHt totsli

143 Main Street, I' mh

Is Open A Under Full fleadw&y! i..1 el i-t

Teas are selling at the New York Tea Store, 143 Main Street, opposite Hulman's, from SO Cents all the way up to $9.00

IMPERIAL TEA. From (0 Cents, *1.00,1.26, 1.60, 1.75 and 2.00,

OOLONG TEAS 75 cent", 11.00, 1,25, 160 and 1.78.

Gunpowder apd Young Hyson,

70 cents, 91,26 up to $2,00 a Pound.

Crowds are visiting this beautiful

Tea Emporium

Every honr in the day, and with common consent pronounce it

UNRIVALED IN THE WEST

In Its Arrangements and Beauty of Decorations.

THE HON. ANSON BUBLINOAME,

In charge of the Chinese Embassy, has been invi. ted and will no doubt visit this beautiful Tea Store with his Chinese dignitaries before they return to the Celestial Empire.

r. E. TUTTLE, Agent.

^KCHITECT ft BUILDER.

JT. A. YRYDAGH.

Plana, Specifications, Superintendence, a&d Detail Drawings furnished for every description ol Buildings.

OmoB.—•South wst oorntr of Haln and Fifth Streets, over Donnelly's Drug Store.. my26dly as ,*

PHYSICIANS.

T\R. DEDBRKY,

ASTROLOGY-

ASTROLOGY

LOOK OUT.

GOOD JNEWS FOB AXX.

»1,000 TO ANT PERSON WHO WILL EQUAL MADAME BAPHAEL IN THE FBOFESSION. I -r

RNHE NEYFIR-FAILING MADJ. AUI BAPHAEL is the best. She sueoeeds when all ethers have foiled. Ail who are in trouble—all who have been unfortunate—all whose (cod hopes have been disappointed, crashed and blasted by false promises and deoelt—ail who Have been aisled and trifled with—all fly to her for advioe and satisfaction. All who are in doubt of the affections of those the# love, consult Let to relieve and satisfy their mindat

In Love Affairs She Never Falls. She has the secret of winning the affections of the opposite sex. She shows you the likeness cf

She

our future wife or husband, or absent friend.— guides the single to happy marriage, aad makes the married happy. Her aid and advice has been solioited in innumerable Instance, and tbe result has always been the means of secur-

Speedy and fl&ppf Marriage,

ana io »uv vw/ -r show the liken see is reaUty, and wfaooangiveeatUe satisfsottoB on aU the eoaoacaa ol whioh can be tested an' Had and single,

can be" tested approved by tbo«e*nds, boU» mar ed and single, who dally and eagerly visit hei. To all in busiaees her advioe is invaluable. Mir

TO til i& bOlll«sas can foretell, with the greateat oertainty, the reit or all commercial and budnees transactku.

Lottery numbers glVM without extra charge. THMADAME RAPHAEL la bona flde Astrologist at every one oan depend upon. She Is the greatTkt Astrologist of the nineteenth oentury. It Is at well-known fact that makes Illiterate pre tea||*rt oopy her advertisements and try to Imitate r.

Madame Baphael to the seventh daaghter of t^e seventh daughter she waa born with a ortural »ift she oan foretell year very thoughts. She elso enrea drunketineea. to All interviews strictly private and confidential.

As a Female Phyaician her remedlea never fail cure all female irregularitlea, and to produce tha monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They oan not tojure, but, on the contrarj, they Improve the health.

Therefore, oome one, ooBie all, to

111 Rifkaud, bet. Oeitnl Avene aid J*lu. Cincinnati, Ohio. TIBM8.-Ladies, tl Gentlemen, 1,M.

B:—Tbe Madame will answer no Isttsra wltbZit a fee of »1 and. 8^nt Stamp Is

Address Look Bo* 681. aogwdwlv

OTBAMI DYB HOTFSB.

a H. CLABIDGE Has' refarned to this eig. an^gttad up a^Steam

ESTABLISHED MAT 13.1851

4not

hit'' 1

NEW YOKE TEA MORI!

4 up

i1' ,t UfeJ

.t, '"ii

Political Dlicnsilons and Excitement Submerged i'Jf and thet-^ -j:1.

Tea, Coffee and Sugar

Question on the Basspage.l

i'.nj r'Vail ifrifii) i.-' I-

ft***

T&e (treat Engllsb Aemedj.

BIB JAMKS OLABKI'S riJULI fIllSPreo*red from a Preacription of Sir J. Clarke. H. D., Phyvtclan Ektrftrdinary to the QaaM.

This invaluable madiciiia It uaflUUiia la the ?«HIAHATHLI'L* IANG*ROAS IUSSUII to whioh the hmale ootstitntion la sahieot. It moderates all exoenas and removes all obetruoUons, from whatever oause.

TO MA1EIIP mnas

It i« particularly suited, It will, In a short bring on the monthly period with recularity,and although a powerful remedy, does not ooataia anything huitfol to the oonatitutten. In all case* of Nervons and Spinal AAotiona, Pains tha Back and Limbs, Fatigue on aught exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hyatariee and Whitaa. It will effect a oure when all other means have failed. Full directions In tha pamphlet around each package.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

BBWAM O»Ooustnmia. Obeerve 'the name of JOB MOSES on the package—purchase none without it—oil, others are base and worthlees IDLUUO&L,

N, B.—One Dollar, with fifteen centa for coatag* encloaed to the sole Proprietor, JOB MOaia. 87 Oortlandt street, New Fork, will insure a bottle ol thepsntifM,containing Fifty PUla. byreturn mail, securely sealed from all observation

LIFE—HEALTH—STBENQTH! LIFE—HEALTH—STHENQTHII

The Great French Bemedjj Delamarre's Specific Pills

Prepared by OAaaitonuta A Dnrotrr, No. 14 Bue Lombard, Paris, and highly reoommonded bj the entire Medical Faoulty of Franoe.

Are a most energetio and effioient Boned/ la oases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness' Nightly, Daily or PEUIATUB* Emissions flexnai Weakness oi IMPOTUICI Weakness arislkg from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses Baiaxatioa" ?,n Organs Weak Spina "lime'* ot "Brick-dust" deposits In tbe Urine: "Milky Discharges," Ac., and all the ghastly train of eymptoms arising from Overuse or Escesaas.

A Pamphlet, containing foil particulars, with Directions and Advice, printed In treoch. Qvtnan, Spanish and English, aooompanieeeaaii Doc' and will be sent by mail, tree of cost, to any one whu will writ* tor it.

Price iMWitrM «P8tt Boxes lbrls.00 A£K FOH DELAMABBE'd SPSC1XIU Pii.fJ AND 1'AJTJT NO Otiiikihi.

Sold by all the principal Druggiata. or will be sent by mail, securely sealed from obaarvetioau oa receipt of the pecifled prioe by any edvet"J *0' Fr°pH»tors, ONOAJI U. MC*E8 A CO., 27 Oortlandt Street, Hrvfork. Agents for Terre Haute and vioinlty.

I A 0 0

ordai by mall promptly attended to. atp BOW A EOD—WKOW-Jyoai

ATTORNEYS.

H. BLAKE,

Attorney at Law, A?TC isroTu?v»,"sr

PUBLIC.

Urnoi—On dhl.i Street, bstwsstf Third and Fonrth Streets. ootS»d*w6m

JNO. r. SAiao. oaAKLts 0*0rr. JgAIRD & CRUFT.a Attorneys [at Law,

Onioa.—No. 82 Main Street, up stairs. AbUdtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

Attorney and Counaollor at Law, —AJTD— QKNERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. OSTXCB.—No. 86 Main Street. deefidiy

DENTISTRY.

R. L. H. BABTHOLOMBW SraOKON AND MIOHANIOAL E N I S Snocessor to Dr. D. M. WELD. No. 1S7 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute, Ind. £m30dtf

I A S O N

E N 1 S 8COCUSOB TO DB. I. B. WITB.

OFFICE—On Ohio, between Sdand 4th Street, aplfidtf TEBBE-HAUT®, IND.

JJK. C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Eatabliflhed Dentist Ixx Terre Haute, OmoB—On Sixth Street,, between Main aad Ohio, one door south of National Bouse.

Having bad upwardayofeijrhteeD years' expetitconfident that he oan Hence in Dentiatr, give aatlsfaotioir ig

gUNTIN HOUSE.

•:$

.r-

±J HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHKB. Barn: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D., Be v.

W. Martin, J.8. Beach, Esq. Br. Eggert. Omoa—196 Main Street, between 6th and7th. BesinxKos—Corner Ohio and 6th streets. sSSdtf

Urtoair

HOTELS.

D. O. STUNKABD, Prop'r. Southeast Corner Ktlle Square,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

BOARD, IfltOO PER DAY. raxa OMKINN TO asD raoit ALL TSARS.

JACOB

SOTS. OAO. o. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

dOB. SlXTB AMD MAOlSMR,

TERRE HAUTE,

IND.

JACOB B0TZ soy PgOFSIWOBa. This House has been thoronghli' reteviaheil. mySBdwly

rjlERKB HAtPTE HOUSE,

ooana MAIH AKB savmar* STaaaTS, Terre Haute, IndtHwa.

This Hotel has rsoently been refitted, and put la flrst-olass order, offering accommodations unsur passed in the State.

T. C. BtTBTTUI. Frop'r.

HOUSE.

pLAKK

OOBHBB or FIMT A*l OKIO STBSSTI.

OOBKBB

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W! B. 6BIPFITH prvpfrtftor

Offloe of Marshall, Mcntesoma aad Palestlat Hack Lines. Free Bass to and from all Trains. novMdtf

J. A. BUY AN,

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND

rnEBBE HAUTE NOVELTY I

WOBX8, BT

TITTMAN & OO.

No. 19, uontt Fo wth St., opposite Poat oftce, Terre Hante* Ind. MODBLS, Daawwaa Aso U««T MAWBI**** sum axaotTTB®. MT

Lefoucher'sBreeoh-Latkdicg

Shot OtlB also

TlVtm«:. B^h and Muaela Loader made to order from new or old materials. avGeneral Bepairlng Proiaptly Attalrtjfc

MANUFACTURERS. DATKONIZE HOME

own

mMthU old friends, and aa many fctor htogtt patronag

asdtf

Benefit

MANU-

JT FACTUBE3. Wa have on hand a Bne stock of Aa'h. Doors and BUnds, of our own manufacture, which we will sell at a very small advance ono st

We Warrant our Work

to be superior to any ever before o*sred to thie market. lying or us will furnish .mployment

Mechanics, and at tbe same time

Yourselves

we warrant ail our work.

w.aieo keep on hand, and manafaature to orH.^ W^dow and Door Fnwnsa, Moaldinip a»4

Svery

variety of Finishing Lumber ussi in build-

\ng.

its,

CLIFT ft WWiTJAMS.

PBAIKEB OlTtfPEANINO HILL'-

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