Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1868 — Page 1

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3*143 f*r

EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

a 'gTATE ITEMS.

J, EVAKfJfJtUt ft® OoUf6 l08pOC$°r-

BIIJ.IA^D matches are the present sensation at LaFayotte.

THK Odd Fellows of

BuwaiAift Are depredating extensively upon the Evansvillians.

BAHNBAAS C.

THB Grawfor3svnii& Journal recommends Captain Brouse, of Indianapolis, for Statf Pointer. JIM f#i

AN arti^I is -regtorii^g hair #U A|bjny, at.ttya

heerds,jin per head

Starch Factory has been increased. One thousand bushels of corn can be ground and manufactured-into starch every day

'X TRJEON friaSc'fi "bofween Elkfi^fPa^d Goshen, oame off at the fortaer placfrlast Thursday. The sliooti ng was good', and SrEfiartTooE tb'e two first prfzes—Goshen the third. -TJj

TT '-.on

THE

Noble County

that severs^

THE

.vrrrrwwiiirT™f7T7

HOBBS, Superintendent of

Public Instruction, lectured in Madison last night.

A SEW Motbodist Ohurcb, in North Hudson, Laporte county, trill bo dedicated next Sunday.

FIFTEEN papers in this State are printed o% sheets, onotid® of which is printed' in Chicago. r,ti*

A NEW M. E. Church at Summit, near Michigan Gity, will be dedicated .in»xt

Sunday, wfc ytWtiht&L

Republican

THE LaFayette

starch

j.I

WEST*!#$$&«#«

their new hall tc day.

-»,

a s-y. awe #.»

THE Ca^h^lp CJiurel^ Westville was dedicated last Sunday. :1 •'—~—f~

THE religious eocioties at Laporte have been swapping churches. MTO'litfl

bald

No hair no pay.

TROUBLE between the company and the.,, |BjSt^C^ors suspends LaJ'ayclte street Railroad.

Gov. BAKE8, having been officially notified of the tie vote in Carroll county,

n!*el®?Hf11-

A MAGfsTBATE natoedCanine administers justice to offenders in Crawfords* ville. He is said tp ?XB

fellow.

dog-on

GQJJD

ihnn

DAILY prayer meetings are held in Valparaiso in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, and are well attended and of much ijflc

riU-

THE

CAF&DFTJ?

1.6e. !MEadUffi^1 earl

says

ab«(8 iron

the Democratic.m^nb

of^eP|^yier|ii ChurJ fftai refused to hear Rev. Stephenson preach, because he had |een ii\ tho army.

Courier

of the 30th ult'

says "The velocipede and Grecian Bend of the velocipedist and bendist kind, appeared j^pjji i^ir Jitiye^i jto^daj^ Lapayette is becoming quite metropolitan."

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A NOVEL spectacle will be witnessed at Indi%9?i|j^l!s to-i|i9rr^ |Tho will bring with thom to that city some of their celebrated velocipedes, which will be ridden through the streets, and if a match can po -made up yill -run against any horse which may be pitted against them, or they will run against time.

%A^o/^wnfin^fbr5 tiftl nati

Cbmnurxid/traptoaonta tibeiAKtyif Madi-

son as "seated in modest beauty at the feet ofjhalf a dozen lofty,^graceful hills," buBily engaged in manufacturing immense quantities of

which is a novel and

felicitousrco&ritiDgling bf ihe profitable with the picturesque.

FROM the statistics of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States in 1868, published by authority of the church, we condense the follqwing items of interest, showing thfe Qonditicte oi^the church in the State of Indiana: North Indiana Ccnference, total membership 32,830 increase In 1868, 2,757 increase in 1867, 1,822. Southern Indiana Conference, total membership 2?,8&9j increase in 1363, 5^126. Northwest Indiana Conference, total membership 20,063 increase in 1868, 2,047 in 1867, 344. Indiana Conference, total membership, 28,376. 'Owing to a change in the Conference boundaries, made by the last General poaferenc^, thefe is a decrease in the membership of this Conference, as compared with 1867, of 464 but if the boundaries of 1867 had been retained, an inerease of near 6,000 would be shown in the membership. These statistics show the total number of Methodists in Indiana to be one hundred and four thousand and eight, with an increase during the year 1868 of about 15,924.

The increase in the value of church property, the number of i^w ohurchee, Sunday schools, and benevolent contributions for the year 1868 has been proportionately large.

Steamboat Sxaursion. ST. PAUL, .MINK.,

Dec.

1.—The

fourth

annual December steamboat excursion oatne off to-day, and was a splendid affair, a brass band and a large crowd of citizens attended it. The steamer went to Fort SneUing *nd back, tben down the river and returned here this evening.

The river is almost free of ice. lOfc. JK. Drowned OSWEGO, Nov. 30—J. Iogersoll and two other persons were drowned yesterday near Port Ontario. They were r&« turning from a fishing expedition down the lake ih a (mail schooner, and it is supposed tha vessel oajreuad.

E E A

ALABAMA CLAIMS

'i. r, ,|T

Gofernmeift

Kecent Negotiations. HI .:1HIW •?I,6 1-ui Compromising Internal Bcve-' nue Frauds Illegal.

Such Cases to be Submitted to the Secretary of the Tr*asur% or Attorney General,

A I

LONDON,

Mr. Gladstona's "Chapter of-su Aut

"biography" is generally thought to be needless- aod^njudicioufc publicfttfon, and it is believed to have alienated many of his friend*?

I ...

MADRID, iec.

The town of Lowito, in Lower California,

deslar^eds'iHftM.Allllli

The mining works on the Jaqui river were swept off, and a water spout burst over the city of Alamas. town completely. Sevi had been picked up.

TERR

-fH-' »t

NE W&. .1 v..' stfi

M' slu a.MA Boaia England.

Dec.

1.—The

Queen lias re

covered from a slight indisposition, and will leave Osborne soon after the meeting of Parliament. \s.

Mr. D'lsraeli will not propose f»ny more names for the Peerage during the remainder of his present administration.

A grand testimonial banquet is projected in Liverpool in honor of members of theexpiring Cabi

1.—On Jfonday a polit

ical meeting of ..^onarc^jsb ^s^broken up bj Republicans.

MADRID,

hnn iiiy

BERRY SDLGROVE, it is said, will take charge of the political department of the

wii

Dec. 1.—A rumor is abroad

hera that the Government of the United States have recognized the insurgents in Cuba as belligerents.- u-i*

The Republicans attacked and dispers-* ed a meeting of monarchists in the town :of Orenz.

France.'*'

PARTS-,

Dec. i.—General t'rim iiaJit-'

ter to the Gaulois,declares that the present Spaaish government willv have no dealingswith the^BoUr^nsf and ra ftontes .with indignation the truth lhart he purposes a coup

•uth of the report

From Hew York.

NEW YORK,

Dec. 1.—A Guaymas let

ter gives details of the great storm in Sonora about the 15th of October. The United States steamer Lackawanna, lyiing in the liarbor, a very safe one, had to get up steam to keap from going ashore.

a as. destroying the reztif dead bodies

MEXICAN ITEMS.

According to the Oteervatbr1' of Matamoras of November 13th, Generals Escabedo and Cortina had arrived at Victoria, in Tamauljpas. 3 a J-mw

One thousand troops had' been sent after Brantiz Yaragas, who is reported to have a force of six hundred men at St. Croix.

The Brownsville story of General Esoobedo's defeat at Alamitfez Is not .mentioned in Matamoras papers up to IS ovember 20th.

THK RMHT OI' STPJFAI O§.

Thej Tribune to-day .proposes an amendment to tho Constitution tbat the right of suffrage b$ extended to all male citizens of 21 years of ago,' *nd to foreigners who have resided in th« pountry one year.

filf?

.ELKpxioN^.

The charter election is progressing with but little enthusiasm* a vpy.. light vote will bd polled: It i4nc6nsidered tfiht the election is a mare matter of iqrm, and that Mr. Hall will be Ma^or and Mr. O'Gorman Corporation Counsel. Several persons had been^ arrested for illegal voting.

FLQLD.

A gold sale

q£

three hundred^thousand

dollars was made at 35 5-100@35 10-100.

It Is stated that Mr.

in the Eriocato, oft Monday, shortly aft6r midnight Sunday, served a notice on Mr. Fisk as he was leaving for Jersey on the ferry boat, forbidding him to leave the Statej but Fisk and party embarked on the tkOfct, but shortly after returned' to the Erie Office. Metcalf concluded the order would then be obeyed, and left at two O'clock. !Fisk, C. A. 3e%ard, Judge Potter and others left, took the train at Jersey City and left. Judge Davies^-tbe Receiver, was notified at 4 o'clock that Fisk, Gould and others had left for Canada, having taken some eight milHoasOfe^ money and some sixty millions in stdCttT

It is now stated they returned igain and are in this vicinity, and that neither Fisk or Gould had lett, but one of the directors left in a special train -early Monday morning to sign a contract be tween ihe Erie and Lackawanna Companies, looking to consolidation. *«•«.*

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.^?

The Herald says editorially we learn from the best attainable authority that General Grant is emphatically in favor of so amending the Constitution as to limit therein the President to onto term, and to make universal suffrage or stfffrage to male citizens of all Ifi608

aQd

colors above the age of 21 years, -the supreme law of the land. With regard ,tp universal suffrage we suspect the constitutional amendment, Article 14, which provides that the several States may regulate suffrage each for itself, but in proportion as suffrage is restricted, representation shall be restricted is not considered a settlement by General Grant, but a rule apt to result in endless troubles from the conflicting plans likely to be adopted among States. Hence, no doubt, Gen. Grant has concluded an amendment making universal manhood suffrage the supreme law of tho land in all the States and Territories, is the only decisive eolation of this otherwise embarwwsiBg question.

SENATOR SUMNBR.

A Washington special says Senator Sumner recently expressed himself determined to take a stand in Congress for an Immediate resumption of epecia pay4 ruents. Nothing more he thinks need be done as to the reconstruction laws, as General Grant will enforce them. With Reverdy Johnson, he was entirely disgusted, and was sorry he consented to his confirmation. ...

TH* ATTORNEY GENERAL.

it ia understood in Washington that Attorney General Bvarts considers the practice of compromising Internal Rev-

e&ie^ffttEtSs riUlegii, and that in c»bs(* iiuoggfelfx, .|kIUns Is to 'be 'itpWladlroM1 feaaauisi iniatuie auItfaHjaU suek eggea to Seeretiry McCuIloeh or the Attorney jGenerai

Yesterday betw^n noon and six P.

A, d»t}Jpt uildaratancling muBt be had that the agreement on the part of 'Great Britain to submit claims against the two countries to the arbitrament of a claims commission is accepted by this -Government as an acknowledgement that the recognition of the Southern rebellion government as a belligerent power was a violation of the neutrality Iftw- wtablished by England herself.

This will not be insisted W *ftn 'article in y»e.treaty w|ien it ig finally perfected, but'It will fiuK assurdlly form a distinfct and permanent feature in the preliminary correspondence. 2d, That all claims against citizens of this Government which have been decided in our favpr by courts of England, sl»all be excluded from the consideration of the commission.

It Is quite probable that claims against the United States, which only have been adjudicated by American courts, will not bo included in the exclusion.

Such an agreement as this can be effected without violation to either American oj: English precedent. It is believed these two points were suggested as'tke result of the first Cabinet meeting which has occurred since the Johnson-Stanley protocol has been received, and that those1 will be followed by other and, more significant points to be agreed on at the Cabinet meeting to-morrow. In fact, it is feared the final agreement between the two Governments will be delayed until after the new Parliament convenes.— Then,-as a matter of course, it will be further delayed until the organization of the new Ministry, which may not possibly occur until Mr. Seward's tentire-of-offiee ia «bout^ expiring so tho whole question will be bequeathed to General Grant's Administration. New men Will take it up on both sides, and it may be one, two or three years before it is finally settled. In this connection it must be remembered the United 'States cannot reckon upon the entire good will of John Bright and his followers, as it was stated in dispatch of

MJ.

I BOSE0V,

rom tha' £eqoanccfc i5ric|geport, Joneectieut- Xhfl box was inside, tho 'ault of tfao bank, No trace' found of ,hq whereabouts of the missing ^rojerty. I JUHUBWA

A special from Washington to the Philadelphia Press says the latest developments rejjfu?ding the negotjation of Minister Johnson relative to Alabama claims warrant the statement that Mr. Seward, in behalf of our Government, has insisted on amendments virtually as follows

Adams, to Mr. Sew

ard in 1867, that Mr. Bright disapproved of the position taken by the latter toward EngI4fld,'?md Tiothing:r indicBtes -'that be has changed his mind since.

•'HSrai# l&BDtXON.'##

The total vote of the city for Mayor is 96,014, of which Hall, Democrat, received 75,b^4, and Corikling 20,960. Hall's majority, 54,094.- The total registry was 173,583. O'Gorman i&ielected^by- nearly the same majority.

v1 aooiO

Wasttingtoiipg,,^

WAsnrSttTON5, Dec. 1 .—The Dyer Court of Inquiry was engaged during the whole of yesterday in examination of Maj. T. S. Lordly, of-the Ordnance Corps, who was' examined at length by Mr. Arrick, for the prosecution, to show the history of the various projectiles proposed to, or adopted by the Government, thd witness being the compiler of the ordnapco.^ayfjflSJRLagd a„prominejt.officer of the corps.

The clerk .of tho Joint Committoe on CTr&ifiice,'!MrSiH?3?. Smal&y^ who had been diifrt^ljfa^ifriujF

yftri"

ous letters'"ana^ other .documents Which had been put in^poBsesaion of the committee

PUBLIC DEBT'STATEMENT. :^ta^B#B| JNa^Rpbto

will, from present indications, show an incretkse of probably $10,000,000, though it is not uncertain that returns which have not yet been received at the Department, will 'materially .lesson this esa

The disbursements for. the past month,excepting a large amount paid on account of the Alaska purchase, were compara* tively small.

Amount of coin -now cn hand, including certificates, is about $90,000,000.

From St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, NOV.

Metcalf, counsel

200 prominent gentlemen of this city was| held at the Planter's House yesterday, and took action in reference to the Na-| tibial Lincoln monument. W. H. Oonkhill, general agent of the Association was! present, and explained the plan and objects of tho Association. .*•

Resolutions were adopted fittingly rfic-' ogniKing the honor bestowed upon Lieut. Gen. Sherman by the Association,' in selecting him as one of the group of military leaders to be represented on tho monument, and pledging contributions to the Sherman fund.

MOB LAW* ...• TI-.«. -IF

jjjjf.JFriday last a man yarned Engelman, living in Oarlinville, Illinois, cut the throat of his divorced, wife, nearly severing her head from her body. En-" gelman was arrested and lodged in jail, but yesterday a mob of country people took him from the jail and hung him«

From Cincinnati.

CiiK^NNATi, O., Dec. 1.—The -. Prudential Electors of the State of Ohio, assembled at Columbus this morning.

G. Yolney Dorsay was nominated to fill the vacancy in the College, caused by the death of Ex-Gov. Tod, after which an adjournment was affected until tomorrow, wb4& &e vote will be cast.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE. The annual Convention of the Nation* al Board of Trade will be held in this bity to-morrow. A number of delegates from different parts of the country have already arrived, and the indications are, that the attendance will be large. ..

Pedestrian Weaton.

BANGOR, ME,

Dec. 1.—Weston the pe

destrian, started on his 100 day trip this a

From Havana.

HAVANA, Dec. 1.—Later advices received from Santiago of the engagement between government troops and revolutionists at Villa de la Cabre, on the 24th ult., still increase the number of rebels

J®** From San Francisco. W

SAN FRXN^ISCO,

Dec.

1.—The

Supreme

Court, in full Bench, to-day, decided unaaiindusly that Hoffman, Republican, is entitled to the office of Elector. This gives the fall eleotoral vote of the State to Grant.

UTE INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

oston.

Nov.

3Q.f—The

reported rob*

'bery of A. L. Smith on Cambridge Bridge 'last "flight wtt incorrect. Soift had seoretod his money and watch and fabricated thS robbery, It is alleged, to make e^sy. terms with his creditors.

CONTINENTAL BANK.

The capital and business of the First .National Bank of Dorcester has been merged in the ConUnental Bank of Boston. -'-stc!na

CIBTCENWATI MARKET,*'

By Telegraph.I CINCINNATIt Dec. I. •FLOTJR—Unchanged and qniit. GRAIN—Unchanged. tl1"*

COTTON—Pirmi-r, miedling at t3}i.

:10i£

WHISKY—Steady at 98. HOflS—Opened acivc and high»r, Bales at $7 26 @8 gross and 9 25@9 60 net, but the market closed dull and the cash rales offered were 7 75 @9 56 for the heaviest.

PORK—Mess-firm bat qaiet at 922 75®23. BULK HEAT9—Firm but demand llgut, shoulders at sides 12% and 13)4 for clear rib. and clear packed, ank fully cured would bring %c higher, though the demand is light.

LAUD—Qniet but firm a 14 for prime steam and 14% for kettle rendered. FREKN MEATS—Firmer, shonlders.7%, sides

and hams X1?£@U%, curers bay rather sparingly at theso rates. BUTl'KE—Unchanged and firm.

OHEE8E—Unchanged and firm. LINSEED OIL—Dntl, only retail demand at 9i.

PETROLEUM—Dull it 30. GOLD—At 134% bnyinp. KXCUAS(iE--®ull at 1-10 discount buytysAp'a pa el in

l^EW YOMK MARKET-

COBN MEAL—In moderate request," 200 bbts Brandy wine at 590. WBI8KY—Nominal at SI 05 free.

WHEAT—Heavy and abont 1c lower, demand chiefly speculative, 76090 bn. at

ifo.

$1 iS@l 50

for

spring, 1 GO for prime No. I do., 1 43 for No. 2 and ii do. mixed,

2 35

fer white California

and Michigan. BTE—Eirm at SI 47@1 51 for western, state and Canada.

BABLEY—Dull and drooping. MALT—rQuiet. COBN—A shade lower, mod»rate inquiry, 65000 bu. at 91 1101 13 for unsound, 1 1401 18 for sound mixed western, 1 14% for new mixed weetern.

OATS—Acf ive without decided change in price, demand chiefly speculative, 23,000 bu. at 74075 for western in store and afloat.

BTOE—Dull. COFFEE—More active and firm. SUOAB—Moderate reques:, Cuba at 11®11}£' MOLASSES—Dull, N Oat 80. HOPS—Quiet at 10025 for American. PETBOLEUM—Dull at I7%017K for crude. 23023% for refined bonded

LINSEED OIL—Dull at 90@93. TURPENTINE—Spirits quiet and heavy, at 46^047%.

PORK-—Nomina], 800 bbls fit 525 76028 50 for new mess, closing at 20 cash. BEEF—Quiet at 9r3016 50 for new plain, 160 29 fer new extra mess. ,,

HAMS—Steady, at«2903OCO. .fe CUT MEATSS-Quiet at 12012^ for ihoulders, 12016 for hams. Middles more aative, 66 boxes Camberlaod cut at I3%01£%.

LABD—H avy and lower, 660 tiercea at 14% for steam, for.kettle rendered, 109 tierces steam seller Sanuary and February at

BUTTEB—Firm at 27040 for Ohio, 40®60 for State. CAEE?E—Firm at 14'019.

EGGS—Steady and unchanged.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOW ro GET PATENTS. For opinion, no charge. Bend sketch and description. For applicat'en send model, not over one foot in size, and $10, first Government and Stamp, lees. Specifications, drawings, caveats, assignmenits prepared rejected cl«Ims'pro»ecuted,

Alio,

^i^^/ereni^ 'citBllsi on jSjf jjatftftte, and apjpebls^^PaieBbr taken :but i& all European ipam^liletsi U0':^|»ir sent free. .Addcesi MUNN 4 CO.,

23d3m

No, 37 Park Ifow, N:

a iiiu.

AstrttiBan Cloaking.-R Chinchilla Cloaking." Donhie-width Scarlet Opera Cloth. DouJ)li%wiIlh Blue Oper# Cloth. Higi oofefiiriaijl Cl(laM|lg,jB-4T%. Sccond large invoice Water Proofs. This day opening at 't

1.—A meeting of some

6»1«V»Fmn'^

BIPLBYA 00.

Corner of 5th anJ Jfain-

O O S

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

'WITTIG & CO,!

.Have Opened th§ir Beautiful Storp,^ *i'i »"i

ilt/

170 MAIN STREET-

...

A^d offer BARGAINS inft!l,Goods.

STAPLES.

Of every grnde and in Large Supply. A GOOD STOCK OF ..

N I E

Plain, Colored and FjgureJ, for for Winter use. *11

Serges, Alpacas and Poplins. In plain, figured and changeable styles.

OUR SPECIALITY IS OT7B

Seamless Felt Skirt,

BOULEVARD,'

Plain, Stamped and Braided, at very LOW PRICES.

Waterproof Ladles Cloth

and Cloakings, IN FULL TABLTLT. -"''AIL KINDS OF

Gloves and Hosiery, Nubias, Hoods, Scarfs, and Breakfast Scarfs.

A Good Stock of

Long and Square Shawls,

JFVB, CAPES and CUFFS,

At all .Prices.

GIVE US A CALL, Before the Assortment i? broken.

C. WITTIG A CO.,

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. •170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

R.A. ARNAUD V.X'i

iMrnM

Filth 'Street*,

Omc*—Corner of Main and over tbe Katioafti Stat® Buk. Bmimci Che»tnnt St-, between 6th Mid 7th.

BxlSlj', TKBBI HAIJTS, IND.

O O 8

—t—n,fjia 'uiit it -, -.etij'i-

W. §. BYCB&

OKDEE TO

ilfw &L"*»

itif

^KEDtrCE STOCK'

(F^r r|^j|iB|rhich wiff^e pTen horeaHer) now

Aft

\\)M THE MAK1ET!

is *iwi

os 9

Large Stock

received) of

DR\:(Jiiiit GQODS

ttM vM

Inclmling in part

DRESSGOODS

SII WVLS kUl)

By Telegraph.1 NRW Tons. Dec. 1.' COTTON—Vorj firm and less active, 2,500 bales at 25% for middling nplands.

FLOUB—Boles in favor of buyers, moderate business doing at 85 50@5 85 for superfine State and" western, 6 50@6 85 for extra state, 6 30@ 7 40 for extra western., 8@9 75 for white whoat extra, 6 65@9 for B. H. 0., 7 60@9 for extra St. Louid, 10@12 50 for good to .choice. Oaliforniit heavy, 250 sacks at !6 76@9 SO. ftXK FLOUB—Steady at 608,'.""'! „-i ,1"

€L0AKIINii8! •ijkVs)-

rach.iij, liinclni If'y, P-rsveta, I vets, Velveteens, tc.

(in Gold and Black niiToJ.)

Towels and Napkins

Jnclnilng

HOUSEKEEPING MM0S Of all binds

CARPETS

AND——•

O I O S

I'M:.- x'"

Tho LABGEST STOCK of NOTIONS and FANCT OO0DS in tho city, embracing

Dress and Cloak Bnttons Dress and Cloak Trimmings

Olovcs & Hosier}!

JACONET EDGINGS, from20centsperyardandnp.

WOOLEI^TRAPS!

In Hoods, tfubias, Breakfast Shawls, Ladies Hand Knit Jackets. Childrens Hand

Knit Zephyr Drawers,£c., &C., JtC,

N E W E A

dents, Ladles, Boys, Misses and Childrens. Childrens Shirts a a a a

Look till you find the

2,186#

€0.,

—In Mink,

Fitch, Sitx-rtun Sqairo) Aftr.i'han Setts Collar and MnfT, 4c., Ac., wiih many others too numerous to mention.

Fur Setts for Children & Misses. BLANKETS AND FLANNELS! CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES! '*«£WATER PROOF CLOTHS

OUR FALL STOCK

I# now complete. We offer'

CREAT BARGAINS

DRESS GOODS!

S A W

JLt S Z,

I A N

BLANKETS

A S S I E E S

&CM &c,, &c.

"We have also a largo Stock of

HI J? it ti''

Domestic joods!

I] ito Jif .'-a

At Exceedingly

LOW 'PRICES

^'V .K r:

Call and Look at our Stock.

CORNELIUS & UAtiCSE&TY,

Cornei

TOIL 4 C01

•mi ui %u tix

"J# 4 '—tit. rtl

FALL OPENING!

OC-0"'

«i ferns tjrt—asvfti

WEDNESDAY, SEP, 30th,

jmii

cW lu.t Hif-'toto 1*4 a

l't}

i\s"eat:

•m is*z 3d*

of every variety.

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1 «ii »}«»joitbssA.enaJS

sal

OKAWD DISPLAY

tHM -iS

li:

nmti

a 4 a

ixt

fifa ymtib mUldxrgi*

m&'ai&t

Hit:

IRISH POPLINS'

-•-ifss'-fmaa a ,t*#1^

Manchester Poplins^

•then ti#i»i hsiha$4t& t-| biat

Granite Poplins,^

ju ^11

r.8asib»"

Eppelines. Alpaccas,

vMt

tit

S--

Luistres, London Serges,

fcSi

Mpt

Merinos, Toile d'Venice

Winceys, Empr's Cloth,

•••.i s.j6 tj ujra

Delaines, Baretz, lodi ssisw

ijw-ii' .v is«.jy B'i»*

«,5-5iw imfl tK# ifc$£i ^'HANDSOME '.ii (i*v

/i,4 ,SjS^.

DRESS GOODS.

Corner fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

DOCTOR WILBEB

OFFICE,BOOHS,

DOCTOR WHITHER AREQOLARinat

success. .Spermatorrhea, Scxnal Debility and Impotency, as the result of seff-alMlse in youth, sexual enoessee in maturer years, or other oaa-iefl, and whilch produce some of tha following effects, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Diastases, Dimness of Sight, Oonfasioa of Ideas, £vil Fortbodings, Aversion to -Society of Females, Loss of Memory and Hox-. nal" Power, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently oared.

Tho Doctor's opportunities in hospital andt private practice are unsnrpaaged in dt. Louis or any othercity. Back flies of St. Louis pa-' pers urove that he has been to Dated there lon^-

Uy years than any other soa^vortislnz. I lie wtaMiBhinent, library, laboratory and appointments are unrivalled in the Wert, unrivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, caii 08 rolied upon, and the Doctor oan refer to uany physicians thronghont the country. Iu ia»t. fiooenss and present position he stand* «ithont a competitor. Tke Writings of a Physician whtde Reputation is llnlon-wMe. akeuld be wurlh Beanlag.

Docroa WHITTIBB pnbllshes A Medical Cnmphlet relating to Venereal PlBeaBfp aad the dinMtreus and varied consequences of aeif-nbnse, that will be sent to any address In 4 sealed envelope for two stamps. It contains fall symptom lists that will enable those affected to determine the nature of their complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for tbe purpose of treatment as a personal Interview bat whore 1* is oouxenient, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those having friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work by tending their address, with stamp. Thus you oan assist the unfortunate without thftlr knowing thalr benefactor. Certainly no subject is of more importance than puaity of blood and perfect manbood.

It Is self-evident that a physician who oonfines qimsalf exclusively to the study of acer tain cUss of diseases aud treats thousands of cases svery year, mast acquire greater skill in that specialty than one in general practice.— Many poysiclans, reoogniiing this fact, intro!noe patients to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will eost you nothing. Office oentral, yet retired—No. 617 St. Charles ssreet, St. Louis, Ho. Honrs, 9 A, M., to 7 P: x., Sundays excepted.

TERRE

...

jott/ee**?'

•'*wiiaja

3d and Main Sts.

Terre-Haute, Indiana,

1*. 3£

fjiud^'N

.un.., .ifsH .. ASTROLOGY.

rerfiOTed.*

Ukj .kit

vf.i

U1IS

Itiiiasr"

totA- man-n

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

CONSULTATION Al(D BEOEP-

TION 616 Washington Av«nne,[St. IioaU, Ho„ treats with tha greateat «noces« all SiMUMof Women. Leacbororo, orWltUei, Falling, Inflammation or Ulceratioii of the Womb, Oraritli, Prnrltla, Amenorrhea, Menorrhagia, Dyamenorrhoaa, and Sterility, or Barrenneu alio, every dlaeare oonne«te4 jrith Puborty, Uenatrnatlon or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor confines himself ezclnslTely to the treatment of these complaints, and Meats a very large/inmber of cases, it follows that bis knowledge of them mqstbe far more extensive aad accurate than that of phystciaOs in general- practice. Send stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thirty-sizpagas. No matter who have failed, read what he says. Patients in every Western State. Cores guaranteed. Consultation by latter or at offlce fi-oe. Booms for patients-requiring daily attention. A lady a«9!fifant. Hsnr 9 A. M., to 7 p. u. Snsdoye excepted.

QBADUATB of MEDICINE,

as Diploma Offloe will show, has been lunger engaged the treatment of vxmnvAi,

Ssxval

and PBIVA.TE DIBSASES than any othnr

Thysiclan In St. Louis.

jtfjgphilii, Qonwrrhto,

GM,

Srricture, Orchitit,

Hernia and Ifrtptore all Urinary Diieatct and Bnphilitieor Mercurial AffrxxUm* of tht Throat, Skin or Boom

are treated with unparalleled

HAUTE NOVELTY

WOBKS, BT

TITTMAN &CO.>

Ko. 16,8o«thfoartn 8C, epp—He Tm* (Mce,

Terre Haute, Ind.

KODEU, DBAWIWS AIM LIGHT MACHINIST JFLATLT KXSOUTBD. aVIefducher'sBreech-Loading Shot Gun also Tlttmaa's Breech and Yuzsle laoader made to order from new or old materials. "tleneral Bepalrlng PrampUy Attended t».

gTEAMvDYE HOUSE,

H. CLABID6E $3 Has returned to this eity, and fitted up a 9I«»B Kstabiishwmt, Dyeing and Soourlng Stand, No. 8 North*.

at tha old

'ourth Street, whsf* ha will

be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their pa trot a .y.i

a ii W

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1 4 I Jr, kl# a

ASTRO LOC

ri:

L.OOK OUTS'

GOOD AR£WS FOB AJLJL.

TO^A'KT'lPIRSOtl* WHO WTtTi WO Ah

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NEYBR-FAILENQ MAX)AS1E UAPQA&L ts tho best. She succeeds when all Mfers have fhfle*. Ail who ar« In trouble—ail who hare been unfortunate—aU whose fondlopes have been cllsappointtd, crushed ft nd blasted t* fa{s»pr*iuises and deceit-^all who \i»v® boon misled and trifled with—all fly to her foraefvtee ted sattofaotfoin. A tl vflio are in donbt of the afftctlona ol those thoy love,consult her to relieve and satisfy trieir minds. IB iove Affairs She Never Falls. 88e Has tbe secret of winning the affections of the oppoajto si-x, &he shows yon the likeneasof your future wife or Snsband, or a Been friend. isjw gnides tbo single to happy marriage, aad miikes the married iinppy. Uer aid and advice has been soUWtedr In innumerable ItMtanees, and jr a

Bpeefly a«a Happy Marriage, gBo Is, therefore, ime depeuaence. It is known to thopublic at large that the wasthoflrsr" und alioid tho only person in this country who can »liOw the Ifkenms in reality, and who can give ontirc gstinfootion on aU tiu conoerns ot lire, which jcianbe tested and proved by thousands, both nii rlsdaud single, Wbo tlaily «nd eagerly visit bet.

Jo all In business iie udvice is invalnable. Jibe c*a-forotoll, with th^'greatest certainty, ttie reaaltof fkU couuuorclai uiwi bnalness transaction/,, 'Lottery nuinlwrs givn wlthunt ntru obarito.

MADAME KAl tlAKLis a botalkie Astrologist [lhatevory one can depoodppon. She la the great'^tAstrologhl ef the nineteenth centriry. jtt" !s |i tltat wv'l ACowft ta,?t tha,t mskep illiterateu/«te«ufr» copy trer aavertuements "ift'd try'to imitaie hsr. j, ftiadama BiphMl la the seventh daughtwr oi tbs wisnth daughter she was tioru wltSanrtural I. Kift aho can forotoll, yonr.var* tbonghu. ,B1m--»lso cures drnnkennetn toAII intMrview? atrictiy private and contidemur.

As a Vemaio Physician her remedies never tail onrfe All fttAnle irregnlaritles, and to prodticc the monthly flow, without danger or expeauro.— They can not injure, but, on tha contrarj, they Improve the tiealth.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 SiciuMfid, bet. Central A?eiu« ud Jobs, Oirv«innati, Ohio. TTTKMS.—Ladies, 81 Gentlemen, 81,50.

N. B.—Tbs Madame will answer no- letters with ont a fee of 81 and a 3»cent stamp is inclosed. Addro»« Look Box 831. angSSdwl?

^)r. Burtpn's Tobacco Antidote

\Vj.StR"TO jiitMOTE ALL DESIRE FOB TOBACCy

regetaUc aiul harmless.

desire

THEIR

ff*

fnXtobaeco

4 1

WU.'L. "WjLT, JR.

PROM yns aouTmeaii HOSB 'JotnuraL,. Ba^duo bt MD,—Qfto box of Barton's Antidote

removed

afViestra

fofthwvreed Trom me. I take pleasore in tveftmipjbdiog it to ^1 our readers. T. Y. SLATER, Edii FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

[Trademark Copyrighted.]

THIS

WISE MEN of the LAND, The Divine, tbe Physician, the] Judge, USE DAILY

OWN HOMES AND RKOOHMBND

To all Invalids and Snflerers ..

Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,

^iijrATUBB'S OWN

GREAT AND GOOD REMEDY, TARRAIT'S Elferrescent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

Best and Most Retliable Medicine

EVer offered towfeop*e for tho above class of .1 •-.sjj.: ,'i:r diwases. The nnrsiiig babe, it- brothers and sisters, its parent*) raad grand-^aroAts, will all find this pleasant remedy well adapted fer their different complaint*.

MANUFACTURED OJfLT ST

TARRANT & CO.,""

S78 Greenwich St., JNTew

"iforli-

For Sale by all Drngglsts "W

anlS—dGmeod.

"T OS3C*PIION as cercamiy CDBK as ftitermlttont Fever, and as ere as Small Pex."— tausj.1 raKyjBKTco as Small Fex

P.'i. fihn.. V.KCmj, nr. D., LL.

5 I S

PREPARED PP.ESCKIPTION I

Made from the Prescription of

B.f

BEV. CHAS. K. KINS, M,

it. Ac., 4f,,

For the Preventt6ri anS Cnre of

CONSUMPTION

For tbe Kafiirat Chrm of ASTHMA, BSOSCjtli'l'IS, CATAltliU, uid. all othei directions of the Iinngs. Throat, attd AIR PASSAGES for Oenwal and Special Perangcmfnts Nervoas System for Disorders of" Hi« 'TVLflon and for all Fnnctloaril Disorders of tlifi Mkmaob and Bowels.

The Prepared Prescription

Increases the strrugth »nd deepens the color

THE PBESCBIPTION

Shonld be osed in every Disease, by whatever name known, in which there is exhibited and derangement ol either tbe NKKVOOS or theBIiOOD aysteais. It is nnoqnslled in Female Disorders, Scanty or Suppressed flenses, ''Whites," Ac.

ThePBBPABBD PKB80KIPTI0N Is both the Beet and the most, eoonomieal Medicine that can be taken. The average dose, Is two teaspo onsfOl, taken once a day. The patient never requires, nnder any circumstances, to nse

"Coogh

Statement* from Patient*, Ac. COLLEGE HILL, CmcnrNATi1 was in the LAST stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking tbe PKSSCKIPTION, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever Ac., decreased, and finally altogether disappear, ed. A mere skeleton before, I am now well stored with flesh. My restoration is a marvel to all who know am-Mas. O. U. Waionr, -'Tour Prescription saved my daughter's life, and has probably saved me hundreds of dollars." —Bev. E. Hvxr&Krrs, Bern sen. S. T. '-'We bless God ror the bene&lt we have received from yoor Prepared Prescription."—Bev.P. FnsoiiKB. Blossbaxg, Penn. "Bvery one to boss I have recommended it has benefitted by its use."—Bev. C. D. Jonss, Baclne, Wlsoonsln.

The "PBEFABED PBZSCEIPTION" is pat Bp In a 1 bottle, and is sold in Terre Hante, by I. L. MA HAN & CO', and by Druggists generally, or orders may be addresssd to the Sole Proprietors, QSGAB G. HOBBS A CO., 27 Cortlandt Street, N. Y. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Tsstimonlals of many Oases snoceesfnlly treated will bo sent free, by mail, to all who will write for It. declSdeod

TXTARBBN'8 IMPKOVED

BOOFLN«. wm-

We are prepared to pat on tUs Bool, aad war. rant it for five years. This is the best and cheap* at Boot in use, and is ftre-proot Uailon

CLITT & WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Kills, oornsr of *th Ksitorj Streeto, la8dt

ESTABLISHED MAY 12.1851

purifies

ippeiisV, enftolei

and

enfieito

the d\oo1. invigorates tbe system, possesses great nourishia£ a\t. btxeagtbeniog power, au excellent ta

the sfomacn

digest tlieyceartfc

rood, niws sWo® refreafaing, and cttabHya robait health.

Frice

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And everything in the ivoy of i-j

and eftewtri far sixty tdkrs cwetL

t-'irtXceirti

per box. An interesting troaiise on Lbe

injurious effects of tobacco, xrlth lists of tc/flmocials, refCREIICE?, etc.VK-VT PKEK. Ageou wanton. Address DR. T. R.

ABBOTT,

Jejsejr Cltj, K. J.

TEtePlMONl

Postjustsr'^ J^STWcJVr.—I reared a box of Barton's Atttiiote from Rer. M. Pdultun, and tfnd !t

effectual cure.

PRO* TTir

TJ. 3.

send a-^apply of the AjnaDory

.S. uai^ Harrison.Co., O.

Tre^sttrtConndupn,

sJrOary** Gflice.—Please

received ha*

The

one

done tf? iforJ srtyrrEtY. O. T. EDGAB. Fao?r New Haxp3B1sX^4.t^ P&UOK.—Gentleisen of fnmiinco hore baring ban cored of the appetite for tobacco bj tuing Br. Bortoj^ Antidote^ we desire a snp-

the'prisoners of tbj/inultution. JOSEPH MITO, WRDEIW N. H. State Prison. A Banker's Tfisruf^r.—D^Bnrton'i Antidote for IfofrMCo Aai ocft?mpiimed

aU daiirnd for it

VV\ Nat. B^nk]V»ew Albany, Ind. ACLERGrxATf'syrESTixoirr.^ONraoxor AKTIDOT* cared LUT brothety&nii myselt IT kethr vails.

Rev. I. W. STTOOCAKKR, Kefle^VSution, Pa. PRO* THE ROLICB HSADU7ARTER9, LTW, MASS.—/

mtey&inri tfirty-fite jxntna* of /U*h in Oir\months

iising Dr. B/rtQu^sAntidote, and atf

a-aj-a-

BUSIMBtrDnVSCTOHY.

ATTOBNEYS.

^7'*' 96 Main street.

Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street. rt4 ABCHI2S01& JISiLDEBS. J. A. Vrydagh, oornar Main and Fifth. Olift A Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry

BAKHBS.

Mtmls Heinlgft Bra., L*f«y»tU Street^ BOOTS AND SHOES, .^*f Chas. £. Boggles, 16 North Fottrtli street. ,j,*4

CAEEIAGE FACTOJBY.

Harper, Wit^f

(&., Co*. asd Walnut. CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, T» Main Stmt, Qrover ft lDlier, 81 Sain Street. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. !&B. Oarvin^k Owon, Principal, oor. 5th & Mala,

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. T" E. B, Bryant A Co., East Main Street. John Haney A Oo., FirstSt., on Canal BMlit^K

DENTISTS.

I«. H. Bartholomew, 157 Main street. C. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main and 0ic. J.Bichardson,Ohiu street, hot. Third andjMhi

BTE MOUSES.

H, Olaridge, No. 8 North 4th St. DRY GOODS. Tnell, Blpley St Co., corner 6th and Main street W. 8. ByceA (Jo., 77 Main street, C. Wittig A Co.. 170 Main street. ., Bdsall A Co., corner Fourth and Ma!Vstreet* oaxton A Walmsley, 111 Main street. OoraellnsA Haggerty, corner Main and Tttffll

DRUGGISTS.

®«r, Gnlick A Berry, corner Main and Fourth I. It. Mahan A Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. A H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones

A Jones, oast side Public Square.

GUNSMITH AND STTNCIL CUTTER John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph C. Yates, 146 Main street.

i"**J

Wcstfall Brothers, 86 Main street. i»t ic HOTELS. .a, National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark Hoose, corner Ohio and First. JTod*. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and SevontlL» Early Honse, West end Main street.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott A Crane, Main street, east of Fifth#

JEWELLERS. *.

B. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block Tjf JOB PRINTER, rami ieB John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street.

MUSIC DEALERS. ^'4*

L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tlttman, 16 sonth 4th St. opp. Post

OSes.'

MILLINERY. 'ujirf#?

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post OBcc.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMING^ ,r T. H. Biddle, 16! Main street. RAILROAD AGE^T. JMnes H. Turner, at McKeen A.Paddook's Mill.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Hendrich A tange, corner Main and 4th streets.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B, Weiss, opposite Post Oflce. STOVES AND TINWARE. S. B. Henderson, Fourth street, Soath of P. O James B. Haggerty A Co., 187 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. I J. A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKEN

V-»

Isaac Bail, corner Thftd and Cherry, M. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

ATTORNEYS.

Ji 61

-i.f.'lA

Attorney

FEOM ,.

8onr

Stomach, dost-

iyeness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Files, Billons Attacks. Lirer Complaints, Qont, and Bbenmatio Affections

at Law,,.

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC: Orriox—On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. oct88dAw6m

JHO. P. BAIBD. CHABLVS ostnrr.

BAIKD

S CKUPT,:

Attorneys at Law, Omoi,—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. feblSdtf*

is Wm. B. MoLBAN, iz-4*

-A.ttoirney

and Goanaellef

at Wvr,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terre Haute, Ind. Orrics.—No. 86 Main Street. decSdly

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW

SriQIEOW AHX MZCHAKftAL

E N I S

Snecessor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 1ST Main St. National Block, Terre Hante, Ind. [m30dtf

RICHARDSON,

J. I

M. J)

1S 3V SrCCtEBQB TO OB. S. B. SMITH, OFFIGK—On Otto, between Ad and lib Street, aplfidtf TKRKE ItADTJC. IND. .""!Q7y' rf

JJR. C. O. LINCOLN,

Uie Pale Blood. It subdues tbe Chills and Fever, and diminish™ tlio Expectoration. It cheeks thn K1QHT 8WKAT8, always, in trom seven to fourteen days. The Appetite is invigorated, and th» patient rapidly gain* llestt the Ceneh and tha Ui51':nlt Breathing are speedily relied tbs Bleep becomes calm and refreshing tho avactiatlotn regular and nmfonn. Al 1 thf general symptoms of CONHUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, tc., dls»PXear with a really astonishing rapidity.

Mix

tures," for the Congb "Expectorants" tor tho Expectoration "Tonics" Ibr the Appetite or tha Weaknsss Iron for the Biovd Anodynes for the Nervous Iritation Acids for Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Wasting. Its Srecmo Actios is npon tbe Constitutional Condition, and, through this Condition, apon the Whole Series ol Symptoms.

The Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Hante, Ornos—On Hhcth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door south of National House.

Having had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, 'he is ooofldsDt that he can give satisfaction In all cases. (JySOdly

HOTELS.

Ic 'J"

r*cd» ironF.' 4ss. o. SOT

(NATIONAL HOUSE,

('OB. IJIXTN A*I» MAIN STBSKT,

TERRE HAUTE, I1V1.

JACOB BUT2 805

.riMFBunuKs.

This Honse has been thoroughly rsfbznishail. my23dwly

rjlBRRB

•a§

HAUTE HOUSE,

ecif

OOBRXA MAIN AMD fSYVXTB IT»llf0f

Terr© Haute, Indiana. This Hotel Das recently been icitted, aad put la first-class order, offering accommodations nnstx passed in the State.

T. & JUJJX'JCU, Prov'r.

pLABK HOUSE,

OOKHXB or riBST AJTD onto IWRIt

Terre Haute, Indiana.

WS B.CBirFITH.

Offloe of Marshall, Mcutesuma and Pals^iin* Hack Lines. rreeBnss to and from aU Trains.

PHYSICIANS.

Dft

DSDERKYF AJ

,6wers

HOKEOPATHIO

PHI8IC1AU, MiBOKON AND ACCOCCHIB. Birrs: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D., Bev. W. Martin, J. 8. Beach, Bsq. Br.

Omci AUD BESTDEKCB on Mulberry street, between 9th and 7th, next to Normal School, ts35dtf *Ut£

MILLINERY.

jyjLLLlNERY. JHrs. BrCKDIClHAi

Has removed to the corner of Fourth aad Ohlt SttAts, where she is now opening a fnff and com. piste stoefcof 'all style Bonnets, Biboens, Host* ers, Ac. DBBSS MAKlNQ has also been added to the business. Having a eompetsnt Dress asksr, satisfaction is guaranteed.