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

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't"*T

iwmTEi&mY Y^AH.

Y^r£5flfe 1

WASHINGTON baa a pump factory.

IT coata woman

Indianapolis.

FINE

$13.80 to flwear in

THK froo night school in IndUnMiolto («'«,) got away.

lur.-oll mu."d«l. «hM«*tNT.~ •trgoly

stoftinffof#

building at

THK NOW, AJB^NJJR

procete 6t

jGoginiercial

cate "the whipping-post and pillory." ¥'t| THE movemont for a City Library, in

Indianapolis, iaslikely to be a (acaeis.

ALL

KIEDAF-OF

gfeftfefis18 reported to bo

abundant in Martin and Dubois countica.

TIIREK ppoeches will be made on oacb

eido by tho counsel in Uio caso of Mrs.

(Jlom.

-11

HALF COLUMN

olopomentbas just oc-

currod among somo pious people in Indi

anapolis. ~4 ii AN Indianapolis school loacher com

pelled a boy to eat a plug of tobiaecQ apd,

an ear oi corn. Healthful diet!

IK.

BOWLES has appliutl for a divorce

from his wife. Tho suit is ndw in pro

gram in PaQli, Orango county.

THIRTY-EIGHT thousand hogs havo

boon killed atf IndiAnajfiota ttiis Benson.

It is thought that tho crop will bo larger

r^'/j ii I

JACOB MIHII, Elkhart county Henry

M. Miller, Perry county Jacob Lowon-

borg, Vanderburg county, are applicants

in bankmpWiJ.

THK Warrick

Herald

is going to pub

lish t.lio history of Company E, 65th In

diana Vulunteors. Tho story will bn is-

simd in chapters^? IMt.

HKHRIN and Jesse Fuller, it is reported,

havo hud to fork ovor.$850 on account of

a defaulting Postmafltef at lionnvilln, for

whom they are bondsmen,

WABASII—or at least a part of it—, wants a "good lawyer, steady, demdcratic

in politics, and tyie wjio tho^ughly urif

d(!TBtanda'his ptv&jfcsion

DKFIT'IY SHERIFF AMOS, of Marion oounty, with a duo regard for the religious

entertainment of the jury jn, the murder

caso, during tho term of tbeir inipriaon-

ment, attended servtco with them at St.

Paul's Church, last Sunday.

THK Cincinnati

Commercial

about to be consolidated uader the management cf-tbaJosmer. II 4Ais be trne,

it is a master stroke on the part of Mr.

Griswold." ... ... ,g -Tj 'Vj t, ,i

but it raisos no quostion of alimony.

ON MONDAY morning ilUJ steamer Qra-

feam left

Ma&non

With

^working party

of thirty men, two day's rations, drags and

not*, for tho wreck rif the ill-fated stoam-

ors, above Warsaw, to operate for tho re

covery of' the bodies of our mifi&ing

frionds. The party carried with them a gi pounder cannon to flro on tho bank.

THK Indianappliapolioo ibavo arrested

two men named Ligo Halsoy and David

Bly, for the robbery of James W Smith,

on Nov.. ISth., Smith An keeper Of the

toll gate#9 the MdoroByiUp^rp^i

ws&sm

mile

and a half from Indianapolis, and was

st ppod thoro within a hundrod feot of

hn huiiso, and robbed of a silver watch and $80. Tho mon have boon committed

to jail to await |1a^

NKW ALBANY has a caso of youthful

depravity iifteon yoars old. While being

taken to jail for stealing, the othor day,

ho slippod away from 'the olflcer and

mado such good play with his heels that ho was with diiflculty rolakon. On being

caught ho said to his captor, "You'll got

your snottt smashed oho of0 these days,

tho first thing you'll know I'll cat you

all to pieces."

N KAR

Fort pr|nfb |n jftio

,5th ihat,

Josoph Logrange accidentally shot and

instantly killetl his cousin, Richard Le

grange, whilo hunting turkoys. lliehard

and anothor

man wore behind a large

log, calling tho turkeys, which had bo

como scattered,

when

Jos^h

within range

his cousin's hoad.

Total....

coming

and

Booing somotbing dark

moving in tho direction of tho noise,

fired, the ball passing entirely through

THK third annual report of the Secre

tary of the Board of Health, Evansvillo,

shows the number of deaths for the year

ending Nov. 30th to have been 339, as

follows:

Children under 5 years ........199 Children botweoi\v5 and 10...»....| 9 Children betwoen 10 and to. Adults, Amoricane 41 Adults, Germans 50 AdulU, English 7 Adults, French 1 Not doflnitoly reported 25

EVANSIILLK continus in great torment lrom burglars. The Journal thinks it

is time the honwt, indostrtQUS people of

that city should take counsel together

and doviao some method to free the city from tho hordaskof^wigrafct tbievea *n0

idie vagabonds that infest it. Property

and oven life is no longer saf«, and the

scoundrels are growing so bald that they even enter houses and threaten the lives ot tho inmates if they &ttempjr to give an

Five out of seven prisoners cqt|fia^d

in the Gibson county jail, at Prjuoeton,

use of two iron pokers they l»nt the iron

bars which surrounded the cells, and thon

making a .hole

(brick,) got away. Butxrno 'of them has LiihiA .'ill'. t, iJiillUii'

THK Indianapolis

advo

fyntiiitl tf

Court room is filled at all limes when tho

€/6iirl is in session, while there are gen

erally a great many persona in the halls

and anto-rooms who can not .gain admittance. Whenovor tho prisonor comos in

or goqs out, she has to pass through an

aisle openod in the crowd, no maUer

what the weather may 1p, a crowd follows her to jail. Anything associated with

the prisonor seems to be of interest, ar\d

there Is not a (lay but what a number of

people go up on Alabama street to see

tho houso whero sho lived, and on Bun-

days there will sometimes bo as many as

twenty inon and womon staring at the

houso nl one time. If this state of things

continues much longer, it would not be

strange if tho house were carried off by

relic hunters.

BY! KLEGRA PH

FEOM WASHINGTON.

1'rwcccilings of Congress,.

Bill to Transfer the Indian Bu

reau to the War Department Passed the House.

Kesolutions oi' the Oregon

Legislature.

"ScaiHlalous, impertinent and

Indecorous."

10.

1 -4-

Shorl work with the Resolutions

O-^V BLE

says

"It is rumored that th^ Ohio agd Misiii-

sisstppi and Jcffersonville railroads are

THKRKIS a man in Dubois county who

is now livif^|^ith|hftTieiglhtli $f£-

Doath has foliovfed him of threo, and divorce bofriendad him on four occasions.

Ho hasn't decided which to try rioxt. A

funeral costs more than a bill of divorce,

England

on the yarious lines. & A very heavy galo prevailed through

out England Sunday bight arid Monday

•ronfn-telegrams Mafy rop. rtirtg marine dis

asters li^yo bopa wcoivoJl... ®Sw^4iU)i iIlS in harvors has suffered Jiouses yore

|»lpwn down and damage very groat.

4.i^ndon, Dec. 8,—Mr. D'lsraeliShad an

interview with the Queou yesterday, at

which he resigned tho seals of effieo. Among the appointments iviiich have

boon settled, is that of John Duko Cole'

ridge, as Solicitor General. The Times, to-day, congratulates Gladstone on tho Afeedf -formation of his

,t. .# ...i

Franoe.

PARIS, Dec. 8.—Tho Monitour says

Count Bismarck, soon aftor his return to

Berlin, had an intorviow with tho Am

baseadors of France, England and Rus

sia, and assurod them of his conlldonco in

tho maintenance of good fooling betwoen

the Karopoan powers. i1

From Washington-

WABHINQTO11I DOC. 8.—Tho clerk ol^tho Court of Claims has presented to Congress, in accordance to law, a 6talotnont of all judgments rendered in that court for the year ending December 7th, which shows judgments to the oxtont of^ $800 000 havo boen rendered, one for l*. s,oou for captured cotton, and othor largo turns 6n same account. 4.

employed

in tho Treasury

was roducod yesterday by the diimissalM-twenty-ilvo lady clerks. It is contemplated to mako a largo roduction of tho clorical force of the Department Udring tho present month.

BONUS

ISSUKP.

Tho Secretary ot tho Treasury yesterday issued bonds amounting to Ji^SO.OOO to the Union Pacific Railroad, and $040,000 to.tho Central Pacifii- Kailroa l.

COIN.

Tho

forthcoming public debt statement will show coin in the Troasury oightjeight millions, including $23,000,000, wi coin certificates.

New Orleans Races.

Nsvr OBLSANS, Doc. 7.—Tho first of the Motairio racos to-da^v was -J two tuilo dash for a purse of $350, in which BeH.e Bav beat Jack Gamble, Jr., in 4m 6s.

Second race, match $1,000 half a m.lo dash, in which tbo maro NanAio lc Nairy, 6 years old, beat Lonaire, 5iJ.

Thirtl race for $6C0,

ml'eft4hf al,B'^on

Hoveroign. Tims, 2.02, 2 04J,

...-339

Prom Now Yorfc.

Nkw YORK, D*e. 8.-The Times edi torially warn* people against canard.: from Washington, London and Paris- in the interest of Wall street speculators, and thinks PrflsidgftJ. Johnson, should bo reimbursed for eTponse3 of defending himself against Imp^cbmfeht, *f0 says that the idea favored by the Comptroller of tho Currency of a National Bank without circulation to be controlled and mafcaeod by the banks of the country and ba a common redeeming agency for all, will be a necessity whenever specie payments

shall be resiwapd.

,.T

^^^iniiliiiiH^ml ^bm

ydsterdaiy

says the interest in the trial of Mrs.

Clem seeriis bo unabated. TiJO crowd

in attendance is still very largfc, and the

~flL£7.

.1&2.5 it." .oati 5

1—TT ^IJt-'tlU .iiTS.r:. \i:....l

•COfcGBEBSIONAL.

mado thoir eacepe Friday, night- Uytho-

'^ASHiiraToir, D. C., Dee. 8, 1868. SENATE.

Thl Pr^id^itpresented a comma niaation ^om tfie Court of Claims in rolation

tto

SoceetiFy'.

ti£4hq Interior setting forth the destitute conaition of Indians on the upper Missouri and thoir urgent ntjed oT relief. iS# Communication |from ^th sioriei of patent^^rlw^ufn^

mistttiis

of which

q{€ ifqccipb1 and expenditures, al woro Jaid on tho table. Mrj Pomeroy introduced a joint resolution oz,teadi*it the c^ferallon Of this Frcecbnen's Bureau for a limited period in certain States laid oh the table and' ordered printed.

Mr. Ferry" intrqdyeea a join|)^blUtion and bjll for rompving political disabilitioc Said on the table and ordered printed,'?

Mr^ Ramsay introduced a bill to abolish thfe franking privilege tabled and orderedjpriiit^. •-^s

Mri Sumner introduced a resolution filing on the Prasident to communicate any information posgeased- iy |he Stato

DepakmoaPcfenci&nfug recict»transactions in La PJatto, affecting tho relations of tho United States with Paraguay, the Argoatine Republic snd Brazil adopted.

Mr Yates effered a resolurtQa^^Uag on the Isbfcretary of tho Nrfvy fo prodhco a copy of the proceedings ji» tha' B6ard assenilod at Washington under the act of 18d&, to examine and recommend for promotion officers in the navy who cenductel themsolvea meritoriously during the rebellion, and the names of officers recommended and those promotod upon sni^i jecommondation laid over uudor tho rille.

Mrj bifrtt^?ro« mova| the disabilities of F.'J. Moses, ^ooontlv ch«5soh "Cfiiof Justice of South

'ontlj Carolina. Mr, Sumflei^uioved tho bill bo consid-* i-rcil ifnmediatoly, by unanimous consent, but J^r. Edmunds objected and it was

ed by I him last July, to amend the rulos ol the Senate So as to requiro Indian treaties to be' considered in

V^ice for War with Great Britain!' '1

^Xtai^DON, Doc. 8.—New telegraphic

arrangements throughout Europe go into ofl'ect tho 1st of January, in accordamco

with agreement madu by the internation

al telegraph convention recontly held at Vienna, for th(5 modification and equali-

ation of tolls. Tho rates are to be con

siderably reduced and tho Morse ana Qugh|s instruments are selected for use

(opon

of tha Senate) _' Afl^r some discussion

session

:it

was laid over.

Mri Patterson (Tenn.) prosontod a memories tolntfng to 'ifnprovoflaont' of the Tonnesseo rivor tabled, and ordored printed.

On| of the Louisiana Senators introduced] a jbili/or, the rolief o|. certain personB ^engaged in the late rebellion tabled and ordered printed.

Alsb a resolution relating to Court, of Olainap, which provides that the provisions ol the act of July 4th, 1864,untitled an acf to limit jurisdiction of Court of Olaiti^ be extended to loyal citizens of the Statos of Louisiana and Arkansas, and that the act of February 19th, 1867,

entitled

an act to declare the sense 'of an

act entitled an act to restrict jurisdiction

IhojCourt of Claims shall be so constniedl ani^o^Mobibit-payment Of claims loyal citizens of the United States in said St^t^^iJ qn. t^e table and ordered

Adlourned.

N EsW S»-

HOUSE.

Thai Speaker presented the following comnamieations which were appropriate ly referred:

Annual report of tho Secretary of the Treasfcry for 18G8. A 4atement of judgments rendered by the ©otr't ot Claims during the past year. 1 .i.„ ..

A statement of contracts made by the Hurgabn General for the care, support and treatment of transient paupors in, Wasmngtbrr, In a«ordaiid0 with tho act' of July '22d, 18G8. ..

A niatoment of receipts land expend iturtfs of the Patent Office for 1868. A letter from the Commissioner of Indian jkfl'nirs, relative to destitute condition (J the Indians of Dakota.

A momorial of the Georgia Legislature in relation to the reconstruction matters. Tha aiimal rnport of the Comptroller of Currency.

Th^ quarterly roport Of tho United .States! Treasurer. jcommunication enclosing resolutions of the Legislature of Oregon, with tkio^cnuest that they bn presented to the ii.ms^.

Mr Washburne, of Ills., asked that they bo read. Thd Speaker directed the Clerk to Toal Uio endorsement on tho paper.

The endorsement was as follows: "Resolutions of tho Legislative Assembly o^ Oregon, instructing, their Senators 6 Congress to roBign, they having voted, for measures plainly unconstitu' tionalj which have Overthrown civil liberty sind free government and consigned citizofia of elovon States to odious and despotic dictatorship."

Mr. Washburne, of Ills.,—the title is enough^—1 move tho paper bo relurnad to tho soiiroo from, yvhich it camo. ,Mr. Williams—1 second it. 'Mri Wood—Let us havo the paper read, I want to know what it is we aro to return.

Thd iSpeaker remarked, ho "had pros'enteq tho mattor to tho Houso beoauso it camo }rom aStato LegisUture.

Mr.: Garfield remarked tho papor was indccorous in Uio title. Mr." Wood naked if the Houso could

any

THKAfil/UV X&KR^sS, I

Tho forco

will othor tbo paper was Indecorous I .iiici Spoaker diroctod the paper to be road in full. •'Ilia resolutions of the Legislature doclafo tbo Oregon* Senators, Messrs. "Williams untl. Corbott,

bavo

betrayed and

misrepresented the, people of that Stato in voting tor tho reconstruction inoasurys, for tho tenuro-of olfli'o act, for tho act all'ectitig tho Supremo Court, and for the impoajchmont of tho Prosident, and instructing thom to rosign in ordor that persons might bo elected as thoir

succes

tors wbo would fairly and honestly roptclontjtho Slate of Oregon Senate.

Mr.

Washburn#

(Ill8.)'

known

8ftid if had

tho character, of

tho

paper he

would have objected ti its being road.?lie offored

the following r^olution .. "lictdtted that tbo piper just read be returnicd to the prosiding officers of both lloust* of the Oregon ^Legislature, tho same being scandalous, impertinent and indecorous"

Mr. Wood roso to make a retnark. Tho! Speaker intimatod that the previous question had been moved and discus sion was not in order.

Mr. Wood went to say the paper was from the legislature of a sovereign, a lbjal State--fcaHsof order.]

The Speaker repeated that discU3slon

was not »n .... The

Drovious

and

Question was, seooiuli

Ks previous question was, seoo^de thb qinSn.lon nrrtprm: D%y8 35. rhosrcsolution was adopted.

Mr. Windom, from the Committee on Indian Affair?, reported a resolution call ins on tha Secretary of War for informa lion as to the cost of suppressing Indian hfi&Uiities In 1866, '67 and '68 adopted.

Mr. Butler (Mass.) introduced a bill to the Tenura-of-Office act of March 7: j-eferred to Judiciary Commit

2dj 18

jkh^Ingersoll aaked leave to introduce a bill supplementary to National Bants referred to the ojppiftee pn ^ayn

ileana. Mr., taor^J M»

The question arising on reference of the bill, Mr. Ingersoll withdrew it for the present*

Mr. Clark, (Ks.) from Committee on Indian Affairs, reported a joint resolution »}or£he sale of cortain stocks held in trust •for trie Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians ordered printed and recommitted.

Alio a resolution calling on the Secretary of the Interior for information as to expeiisos of the commission to tho Great and Little Osage Indians, and the value of presents, and as to persons who accompanied the commission, &c. adopted, .dklr. Uarfloli, from Committee on Mill-* tary Affairs, reported a bill to restore tho buroau of Indian affairs to the War Department from Janaary 1st, 1869, and moved the previous question on its passage.

Mr. "Windom hopod a bill of such importance would not bo passed under the previous quostion.

Mri Garfield said if the previous ques:,iun was seconded ho would be entitled WW hour to closo, and he would distribute that timo among those who desired 4o diajcuss the bill.

The previous question was seconded. Air'. Uarfiold stated briefly he advocated the purposes and provisions of the bill,remarking all tho military officers, Grant, ipan, Sheridan, and othors, recompiled the change.

Mr. Windom opposed the bill and de niod that Sherman rocommeaded the change, on tho contrary, the Poaco Commission, with the officers, all hesitated to mako such recommendation. If thore was any department of the Government that was a great assistant of tho Troasury was tho War Dopartmont. Ho had thown last session that to tako caro of ,000 Indians in Arizona, undor tho War Department, had cost a million and a halfdollars, whilo the 30,000 Indians in tho whole country had cost only four

millions. He,referred to the immonse oxpongos of casing on Indian wars, and thought with such facts tho House ought not to pass tho bill without having it printed and giving a chance to road it.

Mrj Clark (Ks.) favored tho passage of tho l^ill. The Indian bureau, ho said, was ah opon and standing di3graco to the

Government. He reforrod to tho rocont commission to the Osago Indians, and stated that commission was attended by a vast rati nuo

of speculators that it mado a troaty by which oight million acros of land woro taken for a song,' and transferred to men whoso reputation was not above suspicion.

Mr. Paine was in favor of transfer to the War Department, but thought the bill stiould bo amended so as to require nds from officers having the making of contracts and disbursement^! money.

Mrl Schenck advocatod tho bill because he thought no reform proposed in the House would be so affective in breaking up a'ffeul nost of thieves, as tho passage of the hill would b6.!

»H®e Spoke of Indian agents as a parcel of corrupt civilians interested in geUing up Indian wars, in which they incurred rio peril, and argued that when the War Department would have control it would ba much more likely to avoid than to provoke war.

Mr^ Higbee opposed the "bill, and gave as his judgment that the attempted removal would prove a failure. He thought the Government in dealing with Indians would have to come back to tho principles of William Penn.

Mr. Garfield closed the debate, and read extract from the report of Gen. SherrAan dated Nov. 1st, 1868, in which it is stated he has come to the conclusion tbera is but one thing to be done with ndiaps, and that is, to transfer the \ureai to tho War Department.

Disfcussion being closed, Mr. Windom nioveel to lay on the table. Negatived, The bill then passed, yeas lio, nays 33.

Mr." Julian introduced an amendment to tbo Constitution of. the|United States, whicli was referred to the Judiciary Oomnjittoe.

Mrj Schenck gave notice he would movolon Thursday, aftor the morning hour, to proceed to business on the Speaker's table. 'J

Mr. Washburne (Ills,) said ho would mako tho motion now, in ordor to get at the bill annulling the stationery contract of tho'Interior Department with Dompsey & O'Toole.

The IlouBe rplused Io(proceed to business .cin'tho" table. 1 Mrj ltpbinsou obtained the floor to spoakjon tho subject of American citizens imprisoned in Great Britain, and offered ai'.gSi'Hullon'ckUing on the President for nforihation on tho subject. He declared ovory: 4tiy„ Warxen. and C'aatello were al' lowed to romain in British prisons without reiuonstrani:o on tho part pf the American Government, and the country auflerad disgraco. Theso men had been done and and mixed jury. If ho had his will, no man should oat dinner, no woman marry a husband and no business of life bo carried on, uni til thoVe was a declaration of war by tho United fcilalos Government against Groat Britain.

Alr. Wood mado a fow remarks declaring ha concurred in the viows of his eolleagut. ..•!#••••

Adjourned.

1 From Cincinnati.

MCINNATI, Dec. 8.—Tho excitement in

t|-^l|ition

to the torriblo disaster to the

fet6'aftiirs United Statos and America, is unabated Partiev are arriving from all quartern, making inquiries for lost frionda and relativesiknown to havo takon passago on these Jjoata.

A kiOrtfon of tho romalns will arrivo boro to day ou the steamer Gen. Lytle, fur roCcgnitiou and interment.

A (littpatch froui Florence, Ind., says 33sbt.dios havo beep recovcrod from the wrecks dT the United States and Ameri-

Tlicf followifc^liaVe ^afi'identiflo^ -^dames John, of Louisville, John Fannell, of Newport, Ky. fimil Moreau, Wm. Johnson, Wallace Farris, of Lexington, lnd.

Mr..ParbaT, of Hanover, Ind. Mri Gen. "JV. Griffin, of Hew Orleans. *Mr& liai'y F. Thompson, of Philadelphia, jiuid. sixteeu colored men of the crow dl tho United Statos.

Witih tho exception of a few ladies, the remains aro supposed to bo those of the

dbhiruf crew^ Thei sctfno at Warsaw,* Ky., beggars each

.dt^tipiion. Relatives hunting for othev.thalrtofirtaed screaming with pain people wM hpme are blessftd wift with Ixrobaafag^heir sad-plight.

Olt tbing is being continually furnished theA by citizens, and evrything done to render them comfortable.,

Edward

.-•? I*

EXPRESS KOBBKB-

S. P. Hay man, formerly messenger for the Amerioah Express Co.,

fnd

j- -vt-

A & N A N A W E N E S A O N I N E E E 9 1 8 6 8 *«uv& i*& Jtftf

the Committee on Banking and Curren-

From

St-

Louis.

ST. Louis, Dec.

8—Allen,

CATTLB' COMMISIONEH8

Gba. Patrick and Messni Gould and Allen, the New York Cattle Commisaioners, have arrived here from the Spring™ field convention. They visited some of the cattle yards yesterday, and will attend a meeting of the Board of Trade to-night, and give some of the results of their investigations of tho Texas cattle disease.

COUNTERFEIT QJiKKNBACKS.

Perry Randolph, the Michigan farmer whogwas arrested in Kansas City last week for Belling counterfeit greenbacks, says ho was furnished with tho bogus money by a book peddler named Parker, who lives in Northern Indiana. Parker is an cxcellont engraver, and made the plates himself. He was to furuish Randolph with twenty-five thousand dollars iu fractional currency by the first of January.

Tint

STORM,

Prom the Rio Grande. N EW (ORLEANS,

Dec. 7.—Rio Grando

dates of tho 1st, stato that Escobedo was marching against tho robels in Matamoras.

Nupiorous roports aro given of disturbances in various parts of tho country. Shocks of earthquake had taken place near San Luis Potosi.

The inhabitants of San Luis fear now volcanic oruptions noar that city, the air being full of ashes and smoke, and the earth shaking with subtorranean noito.!

An earthquake shock was felt in Mexico tho 6th of Novembor. It was also felt at l'uobla. Shocks woro i'olt for threo days at Iturbidoz. Another new volcanic eruption was foard thore.

QINCINWATI MARKET.

11 Tui^'rupU.)

CINCINNATI,

SIIKiSP—Steady at 82 50§)8 50 for the lnwor grades atid 84 to 6 50 for primo to extra, jPKTJlOLKUM—Dull at 30.

OOLD—At 135^ buying.

EXCHANGE—Very dull at|% to discount hnylng and 50 disconnt to par selling.

JIEW YORK AS ARK FIT

llj

Tti^igiaph.| New Vui.H, n.c.

85 753i

Hcbirrod,

ODT

brought

to this city yesterday, under arrest for robbing a aafe under his charge of $20,. 000 in March last.

MAIL BOBBER^ I

Newton, assistant postmas

ter at Galiipolis, Ohio, was arretted yesterday, charged with abstracting a hun-. drqd ^sll^r bill from a letter.

msrs

alias Ed

wards^ charged with being concerned in tho robbery of the Adams Express messenger lust August, was examined yes« terday, and in default of $6,000 bail committed to jail.

Dec. 8.

FLOOR—Dull, family 87 2S@7

75.

WHEAT—Dull at 81 78 lor No 1 winter. CORN—Steady at C2@GI OATB—Firm at 60@6*ic. RYK—Quiot at 81 iSglSl 30. UARl.Ey—Unchanged and dull, very little demand.

PROVISIONS—Uuscttloi!, mostly hold out oi tho market. OO'I'TOCj—Opisnod dull but closes firmer at 22%c fbr middling.

TOBACCO—Quiet, receipts light, pricei nomi nnlly uucbangud. WHISKY—Dull at 98c.

HOG-S—Advanced to S8@'$8 25 grcaa, and $l0(c^ 10 35 net, with a huyunt market, holders asking higher prices.

MESS PORE—Advanced to $21, and is uow held at 21 50. BULK MEATS—Firmer, though tha demuud is not large, shoulders at Hides 12%(jl.i for clear rib, and,13%Jbr clear. ••GBKKN MEATB—Green meats advanced to 8%, llVa aud 13 for shouldors., sides aud hams.

LAI®—Hold at 14%@1for prime steam, and 15%@lo% far kettle rjndere l, but these ratce are above the views of buyers.

BACON—A good demand for clear bacon sides, and SO lilids., about all iu market, sold at 15£@lti closing at the latter rate, bnt nominal, there being no more ready.

CHEESE—% to ]c higher, and in good demand, Westerti Reserve at 17@17£, Factory at 18@ 18%

BUTTER—Firm at 35@39. EdUS—33. APPLES—In large supply, and (ho market dull at 92 26 to $4 60 per barrel.

LINSEED OIL—Firmer a 9C(g98. LARD OIL—Firm at 81 30. FLAX SEED—Advanced to $2 25. TIMOTHY—Advanced to S'2 7fi@'4 «0 COFFEE—Steady at 821 25. GROCERIES—Steady. StfGAR—Supply of NO incrrasing. BEEF CATTLU—Steady and a fair demand at $ 50 to 0 50 gross for common to prime, and $7($ 7 25 fot oxtra largo and fat.

Riddle's.

GBOVER

tjo

23@47for pulled, and n5 for

tubbed. -r*#

LIN8KRD Olt-5Qulrt 94^90. TUIU'KNTINIC—Spirits quiet aud unchanged at 45J404CH-

POltK—Quiet and unchanged, 550 barrels at 835 50(820. KSa—Now mess 825 75(i«26 Old, do 810 50 fH24 60, prime 8»iaSJt 60, prime moil 826 25@ ^uaisF—More active, 710 barrels at 8U§1G 50 for new plain muni, lliiS'JJ for new extra mess. 170 tlefces at 8-74^U for prime moss, ai@34 for ludia llAJtS—Firm at 830032.

MKATS8—1Quiet at 10@ 11 for shoulders, iaal4V4 forhams, middles more active at 13V£@lt for

Cumberland

KGG3—Steady at 38@40. UOLO-L»wer^ opening at S1% and .closed at »5%. 1.

LAND AGENCY.

i)n Ohio Blreet, botweej Third and Fonrth. Lands B«a?kt and HoM on Reaseaable Commlssloa. $500,000 worth of desirable City and Ooantry roper ly for iale. Houses fur rent. oct28dw6o

•DEMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGICNCY.

SHire

moved my office to McKeeu A Paddock's 1 wonld

lb*

Mill,

JAMXS

•ftrOldtl'-

NOTICES.

SPECIAL OPENINQ-.

jwiSTEB DIBU GOODS. •«rti TH0ESDAT, D®0. Sd, 1868. Also, 2,000 yards Hill's yard Wide Bleached ttusHa—ONK

SHILLING—l(%o

mer

MjOTTON—Firmer and more, actiro, pales of 420. biles at for middling uplands. FtjOtnt—r@l(lo better, sales of

oxtra Superfine, 88 li3@9 25 for whito extra, $(1

©f

iHOO

barrels at

for superillne state, 86 70@7

lor

J9 lolfo 11 O, 87 50010, for extra St. Loll in, 10(2(18 5W,for good choice do, closing quiet, California [fluiet,*350 sacks at $0 75@9 7via Horn, 810 f100 via Isthmai.

KYBFLOUU—Quiet, S6 )0 bhls at (i f0@S 4). COltN MKAL —III moderate request, private term*.

WHISKY—Lower, sales of 300 blilu western at 1 0-„@t 04, latter price retail. VVHfiAT—Iflieat l^-ic better, very quiot, sales of 1501)0 bushels at 81 57j rrtraigbt for No '2 springk 81 02 for common new

do.

HYJ&—Quiet at 81 W for western. BAIQiKY—lull, French 82 15. MAST—Dull. COHN—Sliado firmer, not active,sales of 62000 at 81 12@l 14 for unsound, SI I4%31 15 for ssund mixed western In store,

81 13 ldr new do,]and 81 12 for now whito ernOATB—1c

MOLASSES—Fair request, sales of 1000 bbls NO atMa?7H«, 40 hhds

better, activo speculative demand,

gales oT 471)000 bushels at 77Q7H for western instor#, 79%do@80 afluat, 8!) for stato afloat. TtYW—Dull. lfilOE—Quiet at 8034-

COFFEE—Iu moderate demand, 1C0 bags Lazauvr.i at 16. SUGA.B—Firmer, 160 hhds Onbaat ll@lli, 1' boxes Havana at 12%.

ltico at lb%.

HOl'fe—Quiet at 10@23 for American. PETROLEUM—Firm and quiet at 17%@i£ for crude, and 32^@33 for refined bonded.

COAJJ—Uuiet.

LBAS'IIKH—Homlbck sole qutet and Brm at

for Bujn08

Ayrea and ICioGraiido light

aud medium weights. WOOL—Steady at 33(i$38 for uawashed fleece, 45 fcr low weitern, for'Nu 1 ohi», AO^Ol for extra Ohio, 53 lor xx .Michigan ami for 11 Ohio, (5 for

FOR SALIB.—A

Cook

cut, f.»r short ribbed,

for

Cumberland

cut Janaary:

L^ID—Firmer, moderate demand, 70t) tierces at lerstenm, 15%@ir,Wi tor kettle ren l0MJTtEn—Firm "t 25040 for Ohio, 40(§50 for State. t. -OA-KtSE—Qniot at 14(919.

per yard. For

price, twenty -five cents.

TUKLL. KIPLBY SL OO.

1 i"nl Corner of 6th and Iffaln.

HOW TO GET PATENTS.

EVERYBODY,

v. ill: /r''

Thfe late snow storm extended over an oxtensiyo belt of country in the WosL About four inches fell here, a foot at Kansas City, the same at St. Josoph, fourteen inches at Macon, Mo., six inches at Quincy, Ills, and ninu inches at Springfield. The storm also prevailed throughout Kansas and Nebraska. Since tho storm ceased tho weather has turned cold and ice ic running in most of tha rivor

patonts, and

appeals. Patents taken ont in all Snropaan conntriea. Illustrate! pamphlets,' 110 pages sent froe. Address MCSH St CO., 23d3m No. 37 Park Bow, N. Y.

go to Shannon's for bar

gains in Stoves. 63 Main street. dtf

HOSIERY—Now

choaper than over,'ai

Riddle's, 151 Main street 31dtf

WIIITK

Laced Kid Oloves, at Riddle's. 31dtf

NKW STYLES

HATS

AND

BONNKTS

at 149 Main street. dtf

IIOMKY SYRDP, just the thing for Buck

wboai (Jakos, at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

Faksn PBUNKS, Hominy Grits, in eight

pound packegos, Chow-chow, by the doz-

on, oy single ground and ungro,und

Spicqp, clear Citron, Raisine, and Rice

all new and fresh, at tho New York Tea

Store, 134 Main street. 31dtf

OBACCO

1 1

OBACCO

1 1 1

—A

large and fine assortment of Cigars and

Tobacco, will bo found at M. V. Moudy's/

oast sido Public Square. Country mor«

chants, come and get your Tobacco at

factoiy prices. tc.' dtf

SMOKBBS and chewers will find some

thing exceedingly dolicious, in the shapo

of Cigars and Tobacco, at the new Tobacco House, oast sido Public Square. dtf

"WHITS SILK FANS.—A nice assort

ment just received, by Riddle, 151 Main

street 31dtf

JACOB KKRN, well known as ono of the beat Watchmakers in the city, has re

moved to Sixth street, opposite the new Postofflce, whoro he will bo pleased to

meet'his l'rionds, in want of work in his

line, ^warranting the fullest satisfaction.

He hks a good assortment of Clocks,

"Watches and Jowelry, at the very lowest price 10J tf

MINCE MEAT at C. I. Ripley's. 3}dtf.

LWate your ordsrs for Game, and

dressed poultry, at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA—Very fine

ly flavored, just opened at the New Yorkj

Tea Store. 31dtf

¥48

•BROWN offers a

sale,

81dtf

MILLER, Merchant Tailor3

and -Clothiers, and dealers in Gonta furnishing oods, have now a complete stock, consisting in part of the most desirable shades of Chinchillas, Esquimaux, Castor Duffel, Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olivo Cloths a full line of French and English Cassimsres and Vestings also a largo assortment of Amorican Cassimeres, all

which will be sold by the yard, or mado up to order as cheap as good work can be afforded.

We call special attention to our stock of Gents' furnishing goods, consisting pf Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Glove9, Tios, Paper and Linen Collars and Cuffs, half Hose, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' UnderWoar, and the Orient, Occident and Novelty Collars also a nice line .of

I'VBsimoro, Tweed and Melton Shirts. 17-dtf

BEAUTIFUL LINE

17fii|V^ afloat,

of new Trimmings

just rpcoivod at Riddlo's Now York Trimming Store. 31dtf

FIIRS.—The finost assortment^ tho low-

est prices, no old mothy stocl^ at S. L. STKAUB',

dtf 149 Main stroot.

KKMOVED.—Davis' J)rug Storo has boon

romovod to Doming Block, 6th and Main

streotB. 4dlW.

OYBTKRS

GKORQK'S.—From and

after to day Goorge Habermoyor

& Co,

will bo in receipt of those large and maguifieont Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which thoy will sell by the can or servo up to customers at their Oyster Kofitaurant on Fourth street, opposite the postoffice. 31-dtf.

large lot of Heating and

Stoves, to be closed out within twenty days, without reserve, for cash only, regardless of cost, at

BLIAS CUMMINS,

vE'SLAflD AGENCY,

It is

pleased to tee my old

lead" andcostomem. 'rfirotfth reoeipts givon on shipmenU of prodoce tohll Eastern Cities, .All Bail, and Itail anl Water rate* as low, and time as a» and competing linea. Grain in bulk skiprfd Wew Cnaland towns without chance of cars.

H. TUBNBB,

Agt.

Main stroet.

dtf. W. "W. SHANNON-

NKW CAMPAIGN,

FOR THK

CHBISTMAS

CLOSING

UP cP 1868.—All who wish to enlist in the cause, will call at the new Tobacco House, east side Public Square, where will bo foand all the comforts of that luxuri ous wood, called Tobacco.-gj» dtf

isl

COMINO.—Riddle

is pro-

paring for it. Slipper Patterns in great variety, and cheap. Ladietf Companions, a fine assortment. Hanging Baskets and Pancy ijoods, in great variety. -^idt

who took the premi

on the best variety of apples at the .State Fair has established a fruit store on Main street, two doors west of Third, where helTaTa large stock of his own ap pies, and buys and sells at wholesale and retail, choice apples, .for winter keeping, apples for present use, cider, green and dried fruit of all kinds, beans, potatoes,

a much needed and

!5SSgB2g@SB

r,ds Jrigi

ra.'

For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and description. For applicatiaa sent) model, not over ono foot In sise, and 810, flrst Government and Stamp (MS. Specification*, .Orawinga, caveats assignment* prepared rejectedclalmslprosecuted Also, interferences, extension

J8a __.*

INSURANCE COLUMN.

riKE AMD LITE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

Tfifc fol(pwS{tg gOld and BolUkble Campaalea

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

nARTtfiSJJ^JiQJUiU

^ortHAmericaii Fire lus. Co. ,, UABTFOBD, OOMN.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any oi the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COL--LfiUTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to

"'I- M.A. ORANE,

Gen oral Fire and Lifo Insurance Agent.

j».,{.• OVFlcytts

MainlSt., between 5th & 6th

Terro Iiaute, lnd

Offloe 151 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust

JOHN BAKNIKLE.

I Mercliant Xuilor* .. MAIN STKKBT, Over Saxlou jr Walmsley'a Dry Goods store Would respeotaally call the attention of tho uiliKOUB Turro llauto, and the public in genoral, that" lioliua rented rooms above Sax toil & Walmeloy's Dry Goods more, for tlioparpapo'of currying

Mercliant Tailoring.

Be kofips alwoys on hand a FASHIONABLE SUliKCTION OK UAStilftIEtti&, VKSTlNUf, OliO'QlS, itc., and iu roady to uisko it up iu The Latest StyleTTttfflOJi Short Notice, and on vary beaaonalleTennp- ilaviug'no high runts to pay, he promJiiea to ihako up to order, whethor thogeodgbo furnlthod by him or not.— Evftj-ytliius in hla lint) clteaiwr lhau anywharo olnp. (Juttlnp dano and warranted to flt. A liberal patrobago solloitod. ang2ihltl'.

go UND FOK EUROPE!

Bednction oi" Stock,

Iu conscqnonce of an anticipated trip to En. rope early next Spring I am determined to roduce my largo aud elegant stock of Clothing & Gents' Furnishing Goods, dowu to tho lowest standard, aud Tor that parpoep will sell anything in my line, at greatly reduced figures—1 know, much lowor than ony other EataMis^mnnt in thin city.

Buck-board

For further particulars apply early

El well, at R- S. Cox & Son's.

Tub "TftStie Cravatte," for ladies, at

Giv« me fi Call.

I I,. OOODMASf, NO. ti UNION

aow,

23.1 tf

MANIiFiCTVItlNQ CANFANl.

HThJ Piano* of thia Compauy aro" cBnonMally Pianos for Western People• Ttiik.are

not only

ESTABLISHED S

and 118 MAIM ST.

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK JUAT ST ORB

Joseph C. Yates, I JUCT IN RECEIPT OF

oyo' Hat* of all bind*, isaea' Hatn oi all kinds, Inlanti' Hats of all kind*, And ait all prlc«s. pj Hats inada to order on ahort notion. Ooma ani"isfc

THE FJL LL STYJuEH, 145 Vain 9tr«at. I Tare* Hant*, Ind. nor,t"7iUf

rpSE SAINT LOTHS

dtf

I A N O

made at homo, but

madaTi ThaybaTo

rtipi

Killi

Mnniilaclurn.

are well

tahim

Four First Premiums, at Western Fair*. Thoy potiesa nnrlvslled «zcollonceof tone and finish, and cumparn well in all

the boat liistrnmunta

rritira vary Trom $450 to $700. I ACOBPIrtQ TO 8TTLB AND F1NTHH. KKrqity Piano is warranted for Kito Voar«."®a

OLU INSTilUMttiVTS BXtlllANOKf) AT LIRRBAI' BATES. Warohowio 101 8onth Wlfth Street, corner of Wainbt, and oppoaito tho Southoi Hotel. nij27dly

STUKACiE, COMMISSION & GRAIN,

OY/EHiTULLCa E. JEYAnT

E. B. BKYANT & CO.,

(^Dccoasora to J. H. TBBNKli,)

Forwarding A Commission Merchant* DKALSRB IN ilralii,

Flour and Nalt.

lilgliflat market price paid for nil kinds dt Oraln Agents for

8TAB UNION LINI.

Worc-HonNO on Alain Htrsot, Near tho T. II. A 1. B. B. Depot IvlO'Iwtf

SPEER'S STANDARD

WINE

I E S

TtlE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons. FOB TUK WEAK,

FOB Til I'ALK, FOB THK SICKLY, tfWU TUK AUKl,

KOIt

Sheer's Standard Wine Bitters,

—MAi'E

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

HiT.Ea'n Oelobrntrd Wine, ao well known, With

PKIU'VlAM

KAUk,

('HAMt)MILK KIOWB1W,

SNAKK BOOT, WILD 0I1KRKT BARK, (UNMtBi

and Biichottior HKBB3 and BOOTS as wUl in all CaH* assist DigosMdti, promoto tbo Sacrettonsot the System

con ran

institution, and is receiving a liberal patronage. 13dtf

SPEER'S STANDARD. WINE BITTERS is highly recommended -by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its parity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3fia.

the natural cbannola, and aire

TONE AISTI3 VIGOR

wm AND OLD, WALK AND F&XALK! All nae with w&nderrnl a'noon**. Bring*

COLOR

To tbo pals white

lit»,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To tha thin face and" csi-6-Worn countenance. Core* tfEVEB" and -Ofeatea APPBTIT*. Try tfcem. l!a» none other. Ask for BFKEli'iJ 3TANDABD BITTERS. Sold by Druggists and Uruut'S. ihattuy signatar* is oier Ui« oork of c*cM Bottle.

"ALFRED SI'EEM,

Pa-said, N. J., and »4#*Breadway, Mew York. Trade supplied by JOHNSON, EOLLO\#AI CO., Phlla^Jphia: QKOBQK A. KJCIiI.V, PfttBbnrg, aud ly all Wholesale Dealer*.

For

sale

bjr BABB,

QOLIOK A BBBBT

v»13w*i XM Thar a SaU „r

M^Y

IASTR

LOOK

0001» UlEWS FOR AJ^°

91,(pO TO ANT PIBSON WHO W1LK KQUA'-OFOF

A1ADAME

BAPUAKIJ

in iove Affairs She Never Fails.

tfb* ba* the aacret of winning the affection* of the opposite *ez. She show* yuu the likenea* ut your future wife or bnshand, or abaent friend.—. dhe guidoe tho single to happy marriage, and makes the married happy, ller aid and ad rice ban boen solicited in innumerable Instance*^ and tliu rbeult has always beeu the moans of secnr !»K» ^r-r.

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

Sho to, thorororo, a *uro dependonoe. it wci KuoWn to thopnblio at largo that she was tlie flrst, uud |ueU the only peraon in thia oonnUy whoou uhoW the iikouosa iu reality, anil who can give eutlre lutlsfaetion on all tho conoern*ot life, which. oanUo teatod and prorod by tbonaands, both taaf. ried and single, who dally andoagerly visit her.

To all iu business beradT»e Is Invaluable. bb» oan foretell, with tho greatest oortainty, the result hi all commercial and bnaines* transactions

Lottery numbers a**on without extra charge. MADAMB BAPQAKL is a bona fide Astrologlet tbatevory one can depend npon. ttho is ths great'•at Astrologist of the nineteenth contnry. It is that-well-known taot ttetuakes-ttlttaratepi'eteu-lera'copy her advertiaemooU and try to Iwltatc her.

Uidame Kaphael tho svtenth daaglitvt Utv sovektfa daughter sho was born with a nrtirral Kilt she can toretell your very thoughts, dftr ntso cure* droukenuess. to A interview strictly priratoand confldsntia).

A* a t'umale i'hyciclau her remudlr* novxr fan tare all female lrrogaiaritlea, and ii pioJuio tiio aiontbly How, without danger or ex|»ittnr».— Ihi-i cannot injure, Lul, on tlio a:uli«r). tiujr Improve the hOaltii.

Tli'rofoio, uuiuc ono, como all, to

til ttitkfioii bet. Deatrat Aveaue aid J»hi.

CJincinnali, Oliio.

TiltMiJ.—Ladloa, 91 Uentiomen,

CONSUMPTION

For tie

Hadieal

Ours of A8THBLA, BHONCHITIS,

(JAlAr.iUI, and aU other affections of the Lung*,, and AIB FA8SAUKH for General ana Derangements of the Norvous Syatom for ers of the ULOOl) and for all Fane* iTiaordcra of the Stomach and Bowel*.

Prepared Prescription

Incruiaes

Eastern

the strength and deepens the

stago of Consumption. Is

-wi

fejsl

ireed the influence Chronic rfiyyltt* wo aid be eqtwlly .than when Arm* dent republics, the Uaited of StMDgth r¥jrj»dminiatras "^pa no oc-

IN THK

1'BOVBSSION.

BAI'IIAEIJ

ent. th

ifEYBE-FAILING MAD-

mHE A AMI

is the beat. She aacceeda

when all atlier* hmr» Mlad. Ml who are la trooble—all who have been nnfortanate—all hoae fond hope* have been disappointed, orahed and blasted by falaepromise*and deceit—all who \\arq beou mlaled and trifled with—all 11/ to har for advice and Mtlsfaotion. All who aro in donlit of the affection* of tho*e they love, coninlt her to rollefe aud satlsly their mind*.

81,bu.

Till) Madame will answer no letters vrlib

out fira.of 91 and a 3«eent stamp is inolosed. Ai|dreS£ Leak, llox b31. ang'£i.tal

^4 liiirtou's Tobacco Anlulot./ uvMkA'i: AI.L I.:I 'To* T. ty\tK'3tutU Juii/ultzs It yun/irs HtiU iiivi^rutes theby.Htem, greut ij

VI »l:att r(bduiiig puwer, to uu xrcllvul ai.vi apj)ci^li, tuuulfi tlia Mtotuftcb to Iti-'jfu:. :f loo.iJioWltii sloop reAeaUiug, ftiid tWahli-L^.s tobutt hcal3h."\i/ioArr« and chewtri for ai'ufy cu.eJ. jiPi box. An int rcsti*^ on U.o itiJuAo^ eiiVoia of tobacco, *it"h Hsta oritrfiniw. «ilc, sii«xVih,:r rKKK. 'In I? Af*l*/inrT .l.n.

UU. T. IJ. AF

.noTT,

t-y enr, r.J B. a J-A-r/i t«.-t-

TBfSTIMONIi

Pc|T|LVITKU'

ton's| Rer. M. awt bri«V 1

fJffCiikfll C.U'f.

S. «i 1J3UAL,

CoitUWlQUy

pBtsjf Tn*! IT.'5?. Tirnwscnr,

x:nti

Stfrfifirtf*

7 ci'-UtO 2V»c

dote

*u*6rk

0. T. I J&U

^urtrcr,"

FB|Y XKW II VUF^NTR.X^ATF. PRIS»OH.~OEUTKMEU of inliUMice here having hVm of the appetiic fr ii)ba«o hjr using Or.

UUUOVTI

AnuJQilc^ wii^caiiitft

l.lvtf* the prisancrs of thylriVtltiitwii. •iosKi'ii MAYO, \WferULi\af 2*. H,

State

Fp or,.

A iiSiKER's TKfrrnf^Y DrVftiuton's ArtM

Tobaftco ha.-t axouip!ijhcl all clui^\'l/o it. 1 W. MaixJIi*t

NAK Uanh V«e*r Alliany,

A0tBBrY^AN'SyrR3tlMON-Y.-—O.snBc'X ov NTIDoT?, C'tretiiiiy broflierAnd myself. Ir Faiu.A Jiev. I. Si!OE*AKE«, Ko]ltyT^jtutipii^r«.

Plfi* THE gOLICB Il£ADQ0ARTERS,

Lt\^,

have gained (jnrttf-flp* pounds nfJUJt in th*\ month It luiogdDr. iWrton's Antidote, and ilf fYi\tol»i c»-a1» roiBtoted.y TTi». I.i NV\fT, JH.,

JniK SOCTHERn HOVK JnUHNAL, Ral\i«OB^, hix of Burton^ Antidott: rrtfwrrti nlVl#* for thj^regd from me. I take pleasure in recQrom\.d)tig It to jfi im-rtwtws.

Y. SfcttTR. I?dr\jr

FOR SAtE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Copyrighted,]

"OONEUMPTLON

is as certainty

CUBE

as Intermittent Fever, and a* oca TAlNI.r FBE7CHTKD as Small Pox."—

Bev. Ghat. IS. King,

9f. D.,

LL. O., ei

I N S

prjsparhd prescription Made from the Prescription of

UHf. t' tl AM. 8. klNCI, Mi 11., LL. H., Ac,, Ac,, For ihii Prevention and Cnre of

color of"

tlio alo Blood. Itsnbdne* the Ohills and

8WKATS,

Tbo "l'lAKPA UKl) PBS^CBIPTi

(iWAi U.

jreal write

Vejejr

aud (flminiftbe* the Expectoration. It checks tha Niuwr

alway*. in ftami OVsnto four-

teun «y|l. Tbo Appetite is Invigorated, and the atloat rapidly

gatne

Ifflcit

flesh the Oengb and the

Breathing ace speedily relieved tha

rUoeplecomes

calm and refreshing the evacua

tions tegular and uniform. AU tha general symp torus 6r (JONHUMPTION, AaXHiiA, BronohlOs, Ac., itlrappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

THB PRflSCBIPTION

Slionlia be nsed in every Ditease, by whaterar naino^kuown, in which there is. exhlbltetl and der»ngin«ntof eithor the NEBVOUH or the BLOOD Hy«Ui|iB.. It is unequalled in Vemale Disorder*, Sciuitf dt Shppres*ed Menses,

-rWfilto*,"

Stc.

I bo'l'BKi'AlUCU PBJS3UBIPT1UN i* bothUa Bi«t#nl Uio most eoonomiaal Blodlcine that oan 1M talsfen. Tho avorage dose, is two toaspoonsfnl, takoii-ouce a day. Tho patient never requires, nudvrfany olroumstano**, to use "Oongh MUturos,?' for tha Cough

M£xpectcranta"

tor thu

Expectoration "Tenice" for tho Appetite or tho Woukpes* Iron for tho Blood Anodynes lor tha NervoOB Irltatiou Acids for Might Sweats ot WhiBky orOod Liver OU for tho Wasting, lis SrEcntiu ACXION is upon the Ooustitutionai Oondition^ and, through this Condition, npon tha \Vh0l4 iSeries of Symptom*.

Ntalemeuts lrom Patients, Ac. UoHKUS 11 ILL, OlNL'INNATI

1 WBS in tliO UfT

tap

the

PissuBiPTioN,

Ao.,

uow

days arter taking

my tihills, Night dweatsi Fever

d«creaaed, aud finally altogether di*apfg»r~ ed. A' more sitelotou beforo, 1 am now well slvrstl with tfoebi My reatoraMon I* a marvel to all trbu

K-llM. 0. L. WttlQUT,

Proscription saved my danght&t'* ifTa. nared* of dollars.

•probably saved me hw K. liunruBKY8. Bemseu. N. V. leu tiod for the beneflit we have received ir Prepared Pre*orlptlon."—itov.l*. Ftulosiburg, Penn. have recommended It hat '. JOMIU, Uaclno,

BiNE^Blossburg, lenn. "Kvfry ono to hom I haverocot «no&jl>Hl by its use."—ltev. U. D. Visooisig.

bonoflt Wiso«ij Tbo "l'lAKPA UKl) I'BKiCBIPTION" lapnt u» in a St bottle, and is sold in Tor*e llaute, by I. L. 41A11AN it UO*, and bv Urnggtat* generally, or ordrrcmay bo itddressed to tho 6oio Proprietors,

MOSRH A CO., 27 Cortlandt Utrset,

N.Y. Consultation free' A Circular, T«M»tahiing IVtlmouials of many Cases sucucsaidlhr Ufbe sent free, by mill, to aB who wUl

u4 war ,e |r it.

FKMAI.KS, roil si-Bma OSBII!

JVo Bitters Ik|ual to Tlicm

decKtdeod

MANUFACTURERS.

RONIZE HOMB MANU* FAUTUBS8. W* havo on hand a fine itock of Sash, Ooor*^ and iilind*, of our own manufacture, which we' will nt a very small »dvanc« ou jst. W©{ Warrant oar Work. to be iii-eticu

any

ever before offered

tbi*

market.

,4g of u* will furnlah employment to your

own

Mkctiani

ctiauLus, and at the

same

tine

Ooneiit Yourselves a* we warrant

all

our work.

We also k*ep on hand, and muiufactnre to or* .lor, Wtadow and 15oor frames, Mouldings and over? variety of Finishing Lumber n*eJ In bnlld*

"8' OLIPT ft WTLIiIAMS. PBAIBIB OITT TLKSlSa MILLS. felQdtf

QA^RIA GK

HABPER, WTLDY ,& CO., Corner«d »nd Wainnt street*, Terre Haute, Ind., £e*p constantly on hand, and manafltctare to order,

ST/J

MANUFACTORY

all the latest style* of

CARRIAGES & BUQGIK8 W* nse|none bnt the flne*t material in the cen-

act iota of our work, and warrant

superior

any offered iu thta market. Kspecial attention

4?sa

to BaraiUMO. [JaliWtf