Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEMii

An Awful and Disgraceful Tragedy.

Our dispatches give full particulars of

one of the most daring, and in many re-

spects, unparalleled outrages ever perpe-

trated north of Mason and Dixon's line.

The gang of scoundrels, banded together

under the name of "Seymour Regulators,"

and who, under pretense of punishing

crime have committed crimes vastly more

heinous than those they have pretended

to punish, have at last put the climax to

their infamy by the commission of an act

—the performance of a terrible trage4y—

which will arouse the indignation of all

who care for the good name of our State,

an act which should lead to the inaugu-

ration of prompt and decisive measures

for the extermination of a gang the fur-

ther existence of which is incompatible

with the safety and honor of this com-

monwealth.

Early on Saturday morning, sixty or

seventy of these fiendish miscreants ar-

rived at New Albany by rail, took forci-

ble possession of the jail, and dragged

from their cells the three Renos and Charles Anderson, confined and wait-

ing trial for the great Express Robbery,

with the history of which our readers are

familiar.

Being in possession of their intended victims they lost no time in hurrying

victims they lost no time in hurrying

them into eternity |by hanging them to

the iron iron railing around their cells. Their work of murder accomplished, the vil-

lains departed to their homes in Seymour. It is to be. hqped .the authorities, will be

able to detect at least a portion of these

outlaws and, by change of venue to some

civilized portion of the State, may suc-

ceed in acquiring their conviction. For details of this strange and most disgrace-

ful tragedy we refer to our telegraphic

columns.

Hall.

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Gosport

Mpe.^klvkrton reads at Indianap olis thii'Veefc.

Thk car-house at Rushville was burned

onFridtaM «T11| T»//1 "fTt-.t i'jf* Trfei Rev. Richard 0. Danan has suod tho

Huntington Herald for slander.

The reports of tbe State officers for the last JUoaLyteAt have gofl* to prere.

In th» Young mardersase, Indianapolis,

witwme-i»rj6e:-defi8nMr

examined.

Woek on tho

srerbolng

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mt uis Railroad bridge near .Indianapolis, is

across White riv progressi^^a]

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About 45,000 hogs have been slaughtered at In4&tt$61it&fe lM&&t»'datfe Season nearly closed.

John P. Dtjkh, of Perry county, and Martin L. Pj^faw, of I,»Gr^ige county havefiled petftktoJ-i -in-baflktuptcyC

Thk Judges of^tbeBaprftttio Cotit,t''havo separated, and homes, ag

ne to their respective ain af^r th&h

espectivt olid£ys.

Evansvili# ip.vflry deep in «gitatrng the question whether it shall build a Rink or putjtts spare dimes iqtoji hotel.

Thk stock company of the Indianapolis Acateny^f Mustc, with ZojB as Stftr, will begk^n^g^emtotiiU Jlidls'on tonight.

Thk ladies of CrawtoyciSvrtle™have or-

ganized a reading association for their own benefit, exclusively. -.No-gentleman yCoir is admitted undftr an^oircftnrttance#.

Mks.Melissa Mqobe^ of New^Albany, who killed J.

Morton a few days ago,

has been held to bail in the sum of tf,00(^ to answer a charg^-of maneliughter nr1 the next term of the Circuit Court.

TYPoaaAjpaiCAi" blundering in our last issue ksde "tis ifcy: "Birdf of Gib son, is a member of the ktidmlag lature," &o. The Sentence should have read: "Bir$, ot GilKson,' 11 meni ber," Ac. C'~

Martin Richards, a brakopan on the freight train that lott New Albany Wed nesday mopning, w|i^e,pMsio|f Salem fell betwwi the cars and was badly mangled beneath .the wheels,| breaking his legs in two'pl«c^8.

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The MiAAorf Courier says': "About one hundred and fifty cattle have died in Pike county within the last week from some new disease. It is thought by some that the dUeafce fs caused by eating

smutty corn."

Wk learn that George "Tlaodert, E&I-. during his life an employe of the Ohio and Mississippi Railro»^ C5npfcyi|who fought so- bcavfely «hen-4h«^ ti4in attacked by robbers, near Brownstown, last spring, died in St. John's Hospital for Invalids in Cincinnati, on Monday last, and was buried at Vincennes on Friday. Mr. Flanders conducted himself with great gall*rittpi-PO: this .occasion above mentioned, and a wound in his knee which he received on the Bight the cause of his

of the robbery, was death.

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The County Jail Entered oy BeSoM?8' iiiO

Four .Prisoners taken from their Cells sad Hanged.

CABL N E W

Great Political Excitement In Spain,..,

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Much Alarm among all Classes

England. '4

London, Dec.-ll—^ef«graphie communication with Madrid is still interrupt

,ed

Latest dispatches say the political agitation throughout Spain is very great, and that'•capitalists*are rapidly leaving

the country. There fc'fifiiSh^aldrib-amon all classes ofcoAmuaity.

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ipieB are in receipt of 'communications fr£n manysportjonsof the country prom-

isifig aid to suppress the rebellion, The insurgents at Cadiz hold strong

positipns. „Th« President of the Republican Committee had not yot arrived from Seville.

Th^ insurrectionists movements had

not extended boyond.Cadiz. Th^ following Ministers and officers of

-ihwre-bsffnuppointfld-"-Sergeant Grifi'ord, Lord of Queen's Bench Chancellor of the jDuch^ pf Lord' Sullivan, Attorney

Chief Justice

Lord Duffernon, Lancasten

.I^rd" Sullivan, Attorney General for Irola^d Chas.' Robert Barry, Solicitor Gone?al for Ireland Thomas George

Baring, Baron North Brook, under Secof "War Mr. Vivian, Treasury Lord! to superviso military expendi-

Labor dispatches from Madrid state hostilities were expected at Cadiz on Saturdayi torday, if the insurgents do not lubfplt^Yho government has offered frost liberal tprms. *o the revolutionists, and lift''no moasuVe untried to prevent

effusiqjn of blood. Dispatches just received from Madrid stateroo efficial Gazette of that,city has 4hs following: There is nothing further from padiez, ,o,wing to derangement of

the telegraph wires. ,—Xha government is anxious for tho insurge^ts tpjield to reason and patriotism, ahd not "force the national "troops, which have so many advantages, to fire

upon their caftintrymon. jpha government commander is certain of prompt suppression of tho revolt.

The Captain General of the Department,of Vsalentia reports to the govern, ment nn immi^en^ rising^ of Carlists in

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signed to the State prison, last night for twenty years,

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the tnnrder of

Holmes, commencing with twenty-four hours solitary.. He wetted to be in pi it

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Aragbn. '-u London, Dec. 12~iMidnight.—George Francis Train has been set at liberty, the plaintiffs in tho case ,sa^ him having

withdtaWTnTreiFsuTts! Mr. Train ^s'^sned jwritfs against the JMLarqais of Abercorn, Lord Lieutenant •U Ireland^ for $100*000 damages for false

imprisonment',' and" against the Ebbew Yalle Steol Co. for |20,000. Mr. Train will sail in the Australian

•to-morrow for'Now YSrK.

Austria.

-ViSnna, Dec. 12.—Official correspondence iQ an. oditorial to-day says the Giwok government still withstands the representation mado by the great powers in the mattdr ^of tho ultimatum of the

Subline Porte, &n<J that the Turkish Am-bassadpr-at Athens. is preparing te de

part.

Prom Chicago.

ChicJlOO, Dec. 12.—"Wm. charged

Marshall,

with tho murder of his mother

-and'brothers in Platte county, Missouri, some time ago, for whose arrest a reward of $3,300 was offered, was secured last Sonlay in Berry, Missouri, and lodged in Platto county jail. The inducement t3 thetrima was to secure the property which J^vort to him at their death.

INDIAN LAAV SUIT.

A special from Lawrence, Kansas, says that Capt. Christian, attorney of Keokuk, Mequ^hquah, Manatanah and Wamcomma, chiefs of the Sac. and Fox tribes, is abont to bring suit against Hon. Chas. E. Mix, acting Commissioner of Indian affairs, Col. Chas. Murphy, superintendent of' the central suporintendency, M»j. Wileyj a^Ont of ihe Sacs, Thos, Darwin, deputy United States Marshal, for false imprisonment, K.eokuk and his frionds lay ing: the damages at $10,000. Theso Indians wero arrested by tho Indian agent while in this eity en route to Washington, on orders fropa the Indian Bureau not to alio# delegations of Indians to Visit Washington except by permission of the department, arid wore im prisondd but were released upon a writ ojtjiaboas corpus.

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From Bichmoad, Va.

smqnp, Dec. 12.—In the TJi Circuit Court this morning, Judge

JJ ichmqnp, Dec. 12.—In the United Circuit Court iXndtrwood presiding, tho case of Sally Anderson, sentenced to death by the County Court f6r arson, was brought up on a writ of habeas corpus, on tho ground that onb of the magistrates composing the Court which Uied-b«, had heJdoQteedu. xinctbe war, and being thereby disqualified under the 14th amendment, the whole Court was illegal and its proceed' inqs vitiated.

Judge Underwood sustained the prisoner's pica and discharged her from cus Jjody. ..

In delivering his opinion he said, if oven thie Clerk of the Court that tried tho case was disqualified, it vitiated proceed ings.

Therf are 159 convicts in the State prison, set tented since the adoption of the amendment, who may now be released by habeas corpus and turned loose un der thtt decision

Express Bobbers Hung by lators. Cincinnati, Dec. 12.—The following particulars of the hanging of the Renos, at New Albany, have been received:

New Albant, Ind., Dec. 12.—Between three and four o'clock this morning from sixty to seventy Seymour regulators, masked and heavily armed, arrived here via Jeffersonville railroad.-— Immediately upon their arrival they proceeded by a direct route to the county jail, placing guards at every street and alley to gnard-against surprise. Arriving at the jail, one of the guards stationed outside there took alarm, and attempted to raise an alarm but was quickly taken charge of and placed under guard. They then entered the office of the jail, and after twelve or fifteen of them had entered, Sheriff Fullilove, awakened by the disturbance,' came to the door, when they oamacdedjhe keys. He attempted to get away by dodging down a cellar way, a&u coming out on the outside of the building, but he was commanded to surrender, and by some means was shot through the arm. They had cow complete possession of the jail and found the keys in theSheriflTs bedroom, when they immediately proceeded to the cells, and forced one of the guards to unlock the cells- They took Frank Reno, Simeon Reno, Bill Reno and Charles Anderson, the express robbers, out and hung them to the iron railing or posts supporting the walk around the outside of the cells. The victims were placed in chairs, the ropes adjusted, and the chairs kicked from under them, Frank and Simeon hanging to one post, Simeon in front and Frank behind him the other brother hanging at a corner post, and Anderson backwards in the rear of the Jai'-

After being satisfied that their victims were dead, the bold marauders quickly locked up the jail and all its occupants, taking the keys with them and takingone of the County Commissioners to tho depot, when, after all being ready, they started away, giving the Commissioner tbe keys.

Ab soon as possible the alarm was sounded, but too late, no one could be found, and all that remained to show their presence was the dead bodies of the express robbers.

The most intense excitement prevails here, and is getting higher overy minute, tho news spreading like wild fire.

Mrs. Frank Reno and Mrs. Anderson are in the city. Frank Reno fought the regulators, knocking three of them down, but was overpowered and knocked senseless, his head being badly bruised and blood running down his face.

The victims presented a most ghastly and horrible spectacle. From the jail to the train armed men stood guard to prevent any alarm being given.

At 4 o'clock the train with the entire party started off. They came well armed and equipped for the work. They intended to hang a man named Clark, the murderer of George Tilley, but they concluded not to do so, fearing to remain long-

The vigilante came from Seymour, Indiana, in a car by themselves, attached to the regular train.

Chas. Anderson and Frank Reno were surrendered by the Canadian authorities upon the solemn pledge by the United Statae government that they should have a fair trial, and if found innocent be roi turned to Canada.

From Washington-

Washington, Dec. 12.—The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered the supervising inspector of steamboats of the district in which the recent disaster on the Ohio river occurred to make rigid examination of the causes of tho same. It is also understood Mr. McCulloch has recommended to the House committee on Commerce to report on laws or parts of laws authorizing the carriage as freight, of petroleum, on steamers carrying passengers.

CUBRENCT.

Fractional currency printed during the week $447,000 amount shipped $374,207 amount redeemed $344,000 National Bank currency issued $131,330 amount in circulation $299,857,189.

HOLIDAYS.

It is calculated at least three-fourths of the members of Congress will go home for the holidays.

THE DEATH OT MR. STEVENS. Arrangements have been made for fors mal announcement of the death of Thaddeus Stevens in the House Thursday.

From New York.

New York, Dec. 12.—It is stated a substantial negotiation has been entered into between the Erie Railroad Company and the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, whereby a broad gauge line will be constructed from here clear through to Chicago, and it is also said the same gauge will probably be pat through to the Mississippi.

THE FRENCH MISSION.

The Sun says it has reason for belief that Mr. Washburne would not accept the portfolio of the Treasury even if it should be offered to him. It adds, his hehlth is far from strong, and advocates his claims to the French mission,

SENATORIAL.

The

anti»slavery Standard opposes

Gon. Carl Schurz as a candidate forU. S.Senator from Missouri.

HEAVY SUIT.

The suit against Yanderbilt to recover four and a half millions of dollars has been commenced.

UNOFFICIAL REPORT.

It is stated tho report that Washburne is to be Grant's War Secretary came from the head waiter at the recent supper hero by Mr. Roberts.

DEPLORABLE, IF TRUE.

Superintendents of Indian affairs, Murphy and Wynkoop, stato that Black Kettle, whose band was defeated by General Custer, was friendly to the United States, and that he and his band were then on the way to draw annuities at Ft Kearney.

From Spain.

London, Doc. 11.—No news has yet been received of the bombardment of Cadiz, telegraphic communication being interrupted with Madrid.

A dispatch from Madrid, dated, Dec. 10th, says a large number of workmen employed by the municipality on public works, yesterday armed themselves with carbines and with bayonets fastened to sticks, and assumed a threatening attitude which they still maintain.

The national militia were ordered to proceed against them, and several bat talions are preparing to march to the attack.

Great efforts are being made to raise a revolt here, and the citizens are much alarmed.

Placards are posted in Bstramadura, threatening the assassination of all rich citizens who take part in the elections for the Cortes.

The armistice between the government tnxpg and insurgents ha a been prolonged

'ERRE-HAUTE INDIANA. MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1^1868'

Republican committee- of Seville, who will make an attempt at mediation.— Should these negotiations fail the government will recommence vigorous measures for the suppression of the insurrection. ..

Regulators and the Telegraph. Indianapolis, Doc. 12^—Ail the tele,

graph wires on the line of the Jeffersonvillo railroad were found connected together and thrown to the ground, abo'ut half a mile north of Seymour, this morn»v ing, supposed to htfvo been done by tho Seymour regulators beforo going to New Albany. ...

Attempted Murder and SuicifloWobcebtee, Mass.., Dec. 12.—A man-

named Luke Tully attempted to murder his wife to«day. He -shot hor in three places and then shot himself and gashed his throat with a knife. The weman will recover. Tully cannot survive.

Prom Chicago

Chicago, Dec. 13.—The local committees are very busy in their preparations for the great army reunion which is to take place in this city on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The indications are that nearly two thousand officers of the four armies will be present and take part in the festivities.-

Thjs number will be nearly proportionately divided between the four armies. The army of the Tennessee will make their headquarters at the Tremont House. The armies of the Cumberland and Georgia will do the same at the Sherman House, and the army of the Ohio w*H rendezvous at the Briggs House. During the day of Tuesday the different armies will hold separate business meetings, and for this purpose the army of the Tennessee will occupy Crosby's Music Hall.

The army of the Cumberland will convene in McVicker's Theater, and tljp army of the Ohio will hold its aieetipg in Caledonia Hall, Metropolitan block.

The army ef Georgia is not yet thoroughly organized, and they will probably meet with the army of the Cumberland until their own organization is perfected. On Tuesday a grand re-union of all the armies will take place in the Opera House. The programme for tho occasion is as follows:

Order of exercise at Crosby's Opera House, Tuesday evening, December 15, General G. H. Thomas, President.

Reveille by drum corps. Address of welcome, Lieutenant General W. T. Sherman. gong by the Glee Club, America.

Oration, Army of the Tennesseo, Gen. W. W. Belknap. Music by the Band.

Guard Mount. Oration, Army of the Cumberland, General Gharles Cruft.

Drum solo, Battle of Stone River. Oration, Army of the Ohio, General Jacob Cox. 8ong by the Glee Club, The Star Spangled Banner.

Oration, Army of Georgia, General W Coggswell. Song by the Glee Club, Sherman's March through Georgia.

Music by the BandLapse of drum corps. The Committee on Railroads has received information that the Pennsylvania Central, New York Central and Brie railroads had repudiate! their agreement to issue excursion tickets to those attending the re«union.

From Washington.

Washington, Dec. 13—The Committee on Reconstruction has already a large amount of business before it concerning the States of Georgia, Virginia, Mississippi and Texas.

It will not formally enter on an investigation of affairs of Georgia until after the Congressional recess.

A delegation from Mississippi will endeavor to have an early hearing, and place before the Committee statements in answer to the report of General Gillem, and in support of their claim, that excluding the alleged frauds &c., the State Constitution was ratified, anli therefore Mississippi is entitled to representation

Congress. NEW YORK ELECTION FRAUDS. The memorial of the Union League Club in the alleged election frauds will be presented Monday morning in both Houses of Congress. Senator Morgan will present it in the Senato. It is said to be an elaborate document -frith specifications and charges based on pro# already collected by the Club Committee, under the supervision of Mr. J. H. White, and with a schedule attached of tabular statistics of election returns in the city of New York at large, and in several Wards and districts for many years past.

The Club memorial prays for tfeg. appointment of a special committee of in* vestigation, with power to send for persons and papers, that Congress may be advised of the character and extent of existing evils which it is proposed to avoid in tne future by Congressional legislation.

Secret Organization after the Order of Ku Klux.

Baltimore, Doc. 13.—Advices from the region of the Allegheny Coal Company state that since the assassination there of Douglas Love, a highly rqspeetable gentleman, by unknown parges, intense consternation prevails throughout the whole country. It has been disoov •red that a secret organization ovists among Irish laborers, who have sept threatening notifications to many citizens on the principle of the Kulxlux, to leave immediately at the peril of their lives.— Coffins were sent to some wjjh threats of death, and others had been sammarily warned. A committee is now in Baltimore endeavoring to get Gov. Swann to offer a reward of $10,Q00 for the supprea-. sion of the Elan. They offer to pay the largest share of the reward themselves.— Thta affair has partially suspended mining operations..

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIALi OPENING.

WUW'l'JEK DRESS GOODS, THURSDAY, DBC. 3d, J86S. Afco, 2,000 yerfls Hill's yard wida Bleached Mnslin—ONE SHILLING—16%c per yard. F«r mer pric«, twenty-fiTe cents.

TUELL, BIPLEY OO. Corner of 5th and Vain.

HOW 1!0 GET PATENTS. For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and description. For application send model, not over one foot in size, and flO, iwt Government anil Stamp fees. Specifications, drawings, caveats assignments prepared rejected claims prosecuted, Also, interferences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents taken out in all European countries. Illaatrated pamphlet*, 110 pages wnt free. AMrew BT75U & CO., mi. Ho, 37 Park Bow,». Y. .•*,»*« .#

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CIWCIWNATI MABKET.

until to-night, both parties consenting to await the arrival of the President of the OmcumATi, Bee. 12. By Telegraph.]

FLOUR—Steady and in moderate demand at $7 25@7 75 for family. .i WHEAT—Quiet and unchanged, No. 1 foi SI 75

CORK—Firm* at 66@67 for ear. OATS—Firm at Gi@fiG for No 1 aad tor white. RYE—Firm at fl 37. MAULEY—Unchanged and dull, very litue.de jnnnd. 5 f-

COTTON—Quiet but firm at 2S@23J£ *_ vf TOBACCO—Quiet, receipts light, price* nominally unchanged.

WHISKY—Dull at 9G®97c. HOGS—Active and tending upward, live #8® S GO, rested ft) SO to 10 25.

MESS PORK—Firm at $25. BULK' MEATS—Firm but qtftW^tSJgaiOTot shoulders, 12%(iJ13 for clear ribsidea, anal3%@14 for clear lo, the ontsidu rates when fully cure4-

LAltD—Firmer, mostly held out of tjip'marfcot, prime steam at-15, prime kettle rendered at 16, itaeldatl5%.

GKKKN MEATS—Sreen meat* firm, sales at %, and 12^a 13% for shoulders, sides and h»mB, sales of 2500 Tereee at the latter rate.

BAOOB—A good demand for clear bacon aMea

MXMS—In moderate demand at 17@173£, the latter rate canvassed. BUTTER—Scarce ami firm at «6g«. £GQ3—33. 3

CHEESE—Firm at 17M@18%. APPLES—In large jupply, and -the market dull at $2 60 to $4 60per barrel.

HAY—Advanced to 16@1S. LINSEED OIL-In Speculative demand at fl. LABD OIL-Adtanced to §1_55@1 38 aitf the demand pressing.

FLAX SEED—Advanced to 82 25 TIMOTHY—Advanced tp f2 J8@8 W. CLOVEB—Dull at 15. feu*,,* PETROLEUM—Dull at 29030. PBOVI6ION8—Advancing, and cqnsn specu'ative demand. ,/%•

COFFEE -Steady at 21025.

SHEEP—Steady at $2 6003 60 for tke lower grades, and f3 5U to 6 T6 for prime to extra. GOLD—At 135}£ buying.

EXCHANGE—Dull at^g to 1-10 disroant buying. MONEY—The market continues clpie per cent.

SEW YORK MABKET. By Xel^gryih.] Nsw Yobk, Dec. 1|. COTTON— Very firm,' 'fair domand, 40QD bales middling uplands at 26, closing with some holders tensing to sell under 25%.

FLOUB—Firmer, moderate busines, 1250bbl». at f5 950C 35 for superfine state western, f708 10 for extra state, 9$ 8508 25 for extra western, JS 50®10 for white wheat extra, f7 100 9 95 for

SPIRITS TURPENTINE—Dull at 44@15. FORK—Dull and unchanged at f26 5O02G for mess, $26 60026 75 old d», fl9 50022 prime, $22 5002 prime moss.

BEEF—Quiet and steady,

HAJHS-Jfirm at f3O032. OUT MEA""" MEATS—Quiet, 143 pkgs at 10011^ for shoulders, 12015% for hajns, middles baiet and llrm, short ribbed 14%.

LARD—Firmer at 15 kottle rendered

LARD—Firmer atI5%016}£ for steam, 10}^

BACON—Steady at 13% for Cumberland cut.^ BUTTER—Qniet at 25@38_for Ohio, 40050 for state.

CHEESE—Firm at 14019. EGGS—Steady and unchanged. GOLD—Lower, opened at 35% and closed at 35K@%-

Thankino my friends and patrons fo

past favors, I bog to announce that I have removod from my old stand -to ilo. 73 South Feurth street, where I shall be

happy to attond to all orders in tho Hair Dressing line with promptness and dis

patch. I would call particular attention to my large assortment of cheap switches and puffs. Mrs. M. Rieoelman.

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C. I. Kir ley sells Beneless Sardines. [25,dtf

For Sale.—B^ing engaged in other business, I offer my Ice House, lot, Tools, Teams, and tho good will of my business for sale.

Any one wishing to engage in tble ice business, will find it a paying one by applying soon to J. Steijimehl. 23-dtf

Auction! Auction !!—Gr^t sale of Furs, Hats, Caps and Glows at Auction, at tho Bankrupt Store, Wo. 73 Main street, Wittig's old stand, to cjoge oat the entire stock of 550 setts of Ladies'JFurs

100 setts Childs Furs 300 pairs Men's Buck and Sheep Skin Gloves 200 Men's Fur Caps and Collars, and $5,000 wcyth of Hats and Caps. All to"%e sold at Auction to the highest bidder.

Auction to commvice Thursday, Dec. 4th, at 10 o'clock a. lyt-i at night, at 7 o'clock. Greiner & Forrest,

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O, f7 75@9 for extra &|. Louis, 10, goofl choice do, closing ffrm Oaiifoi nal.

RYE FLOUB—Fiwn, sajes of 40D bbls.at «6 750 8 SO. -f

CORN MEAL—Quiet. ....... WHI6KET—Steady, fl OO for wBgtarn 81 04 free.

WHEAT—Winter 805c better, spring dull anil 303e lower 33000 bushels at fl 6001 63 for No spring, and 51 G5 for sm^l lots very choice do, $2 10 for amber michigan, J2 25 for white Michigan.

RYE—Nominal 4t fl 1901 60. BASLEY—Quiet, QPOO gennan at 2 30 to arrive.

BABLEY

MALT—Dull.

CORN—Less active, about lc lower 48000 bushels at 81 1101 13 for unwind, 1 130116 for sound mixed western, 1 09 0113 for new mixed western yellow, fl II old western yellow, fl 100 1 13 for white southern, fl 1201 18 for mu r#Llow jergey.

OATO—Dull and lower, 98 for western. WOOL—Firm, 470000 lbs 33(038 for unwashed DBeatic fleece, 48060 for mediteraneas, state qo mlchigan 60051)^ for extra ohio, 65068 for ohio,670%sx ohio and pjtked lots,, B0 for domestic combing, 60 for xxx ohio, 36050 ior pulled, 66060 tubbed, .. ,»,

MOLASSES—Bull. HOPS—Dull at 10022 for American. PETROLEUM—Steady at J8£ crude, 33 refined bonded.

LINSEED OIL—Steady at 96@97 on spot, fl 03 @1 OS future delivery. .*

Auctioneers.

BLANKETS.—If yo« want good cheap Blankets that will last many years, buy tliqse made at the Yioo Woolen ^Iills. No Shoddy in any thing mado there. 3$-d2w

©n January 1st, 1869, the copartnership of N. Erlanger & Bro. expires by limitation. It is their intention to redjuoe their stock as much as possible previous to dissolving, and to this end have con eluded to sell all goods atfa3 for cash.

An invitation is hereby extended, to all to call and be convinced that they sell clothing and gents' furnishing goods

cheaper than any other bouse in the city, c(tf

All Boots and Shoes wear as represen ted at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64 Main Street. 21tf

Fresh Buckwheat Flour, at Ray*& Bailey's. 4'dtf

Ladies, Misses and Childrens Rubbers, cheap, at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64, Main Street 21tf

New Arrival—New line, of Ham burg Insertings and Edgings, real Laco Collars, Maltese Collars, new styles Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, real"Lace

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Valenciennes Handkerchiefs/at.^ O. Wittig & Go's/* dtf 170 Deming, Block,

Hbs. Brown offers a Buck-board Co sale. For farther particulars apply early to Mr. El well, at R, S. Cos & Son's, dtf

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tJ*T «g"«(rv.Kr, Irvfajit'ar Emlffoidered Waists worth $2 0#,

ti Wnaaa& Coi4f Win ei

!«**:1'iQPfssnia8

at 49 Main street. ... dtf

HoNEfSTOOT' just the thing for Buckwhojat Cakesj atrHay:«& Bailee. 4-dtf

toBAccaf TOBACCO! I JTqmccoJ.I !—A lirgp^^S^sortmen^TCigars and Tobpedo/ WW Irfj foWMi a*M. Moody's,

eaat :^ftoM#*3|usre. -Ooantry mar* chints,

mmtm

j..i -j »a

.*4

SiroKBRsiHifi chftirerg,fitter -Bomoexceedingly delicious, in the shape gars and Tolacco, a& the new TobacooMj'as^id^Pi^lki fquatr$^ W *. 1

J.JlC0^ Kern, well known as one of tho bestiWatchmakcrf in the^ci^y, removed to Sixthoppesito the new PostjofSeef where ba^will be pleased^1 to meet in his

19e

GROCERIES—Steady. SUGAR—Firm, full priees. BEEF CATTLE—In good demand and prices advancing, f4 to f7 25igross is the vhcrio ranee-

warranticg tfie fullest satisfaction.

ft ig"^ nmnrfmnnf niii.'Bnftfcfc

Watches and

L^ave your orders for Qame, and dressed poultry, at Bap A Bailoy's. 4-dtf

& l/. j-

SHEER'S STANDARD WINE BIT, TE^S is highly recommended by physician! for Dyspept|p«t an account of its tosucj properties its parftyj and its deli-, cioha fli?*rdl I algi5*-dw3m-

We call special attention to our stock of Gents' fur^rfh| goods, consisting of Shirt?,. Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, Ties, Paper and Linen Collars and Cuffis, half Hose, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' tJhdftrwaar, aid tbe Orient, Occident aqd

Casstoiere, Tweed an

4 rl'.'i A'

Irs.—The

IS•

/.» r, ,•

RICE—Dull. ,i* COFFEE—Quiet. SUGAR QUIBT—Quieljf 11012X for cuba, 13% for demarara. .,

RjfltfovED.—Pav s' Drug Store has boqn remote#tenbeftiii^ ^.oct, 6th and Main 4dlw.

iftlUi

& Miller, Mercbai^ Tailors

stoc4 consisting in part of the mosjt desirabje shades of Chinchillas, Esquimaux, Gftst^r DuffeI, BlaoJi, Brown, Dahlia and Olive Cloths a full line of French and Engjjtth Q^jpinasfp-iotd /¥ogtfcgs also a large assortment of American CassinureB, all er 'which will be sold by the yard, or madq up to order as cheap as good work can be afforded.

finmt asaortm'ont, tho^low.

est prices, no old mothy stock, at I,-JS. L. Stbaus',^ eft? 8ii A 149 Main stre

A Etr"^Campaign, for" the CLosiya 1 8 O in the\cau^e, vnil call aO tho new Tobacoo House, east Me Public Square, where will be found all the comforts of that luxurious weed, called Tqbacco. /-u dtf

&a^

after to-day Giorgo Habormeyer'& Co, wUl be in roceint of thoao large and rnaguificoit Mal^lji^tiintfrd Oyeters^ which they will sell by the can or serve up to custodiers at their SostaJrant on Fourth streot, oppaatQ.^P fostqpijk 31-jdtf.

uSdks, ^wlo folk thoLrenlleft vlriety or

am bn thi fleft vSrilty of ripples at tne State Fair.hu eata^ijshod a^fyiit atoro on Main t^b_ doors, w^st'of Third, where he hi^

nnplos

at tne

large stock

his own ap

ples, and buys and sells at wholesale and retail, choice apples, for winter keeping, appl4s for present qso, ..cider, j^green and dried fruit of all kinds, beans'," potatoes, &3, It is a mucE needed and convenient inBtilutWrf',SJtrfhdt &$&ing*"a liberal jf-

PHYSICIANS.

BbDBrky -. KOMtEO!»AriiIC iU

PHISICIAN, 811WK0N AND ACOOBCHEB. area: RigiftAfflv- Bishop Talbott, D. D., Rsv. w. Martin-, .T. 8. Beach, ?-q. Br. Eggert. Orncs asd Rbkidesoe on Mulberry street, between 6th and 7th, next to Formal School. i&dtf

Ovli rer thai

s—OorMer^)f Jfein .aid NWtfoWl StaWBank.'~

tEStp aiajj

Esga—Chestnut St.', between 6th and 7th. y] TERRE HaOTE. IND.

MOTHERS!!

MOTHERS!!!

DOWV FAIL TO PROCURE

Mrs,

MOT'S

StotUis SyruD,

'i ForCXiildreji Teething:

rQ"SUCCESS

"DltMOyED

IN" ¥HOU-

BAJTQ3 OF It not only relieves the child from pain, hut

aytteife It will also instantly relieve

arising from teething oi any other cause, lirections for using will at'wiriipany each

'9eskre#»4i!#mor .tf/nat VTINSLOWS SOOSBOMG ffYRUP," the fac-iimilt of Crrans St PKBEir-f,"

on,t^iwr*frf-

TV -TTT

COB^^ MS^COtJRT aM rimored to their del* and spacious bailding opting on No. 121 Main Street, and No. 3 9oath ftardi Hfta^b'aet, where they will be pleased to meet their, fiends and customers with'a fall and complete stock of Hardware, and everything in their 25-dwl«

JUAia --'i

g9tnh5lPOBEXIEOPEfv

B^iaotion ot Stock.

trf eciisequene am sntlctnated tripC te Entype e*ilj nei|,fclipK4iyl wldgferiMited to lednse my Jargp and elegant stock of (Mt&infe: Units' fi^nlshlog Goods, downtofthe lowest standard, auifi* that porpuse Wffl aftil anything in my IWe, at gr%atly reduced Sgnres4-I know, much lower than ony other Es

rn-

ive mo a Call.

6 UKION VOW, at.4118 UAIM 6T, fi smtsz tu*M **J& aotqwtxi'i *9

tsxr

^ttles*of HATS aiid BONNETS

«tl

i»4i ffWtJ

.ii .•»..

m#m- •.* :.-»

iiitvd)M 5»!-foMu*in!t wife t*n^e "ESTABLISHED MAY -Hiwu st .la *.J Wv3 ...MtiMO- "3.«r w* fnvms *4 t4 M'

DRY GOOD*.

wit-

-s', ham uttfuxu i»ii

.«!•? joa yiW TKb-ot vtatvi ed

ai l^i Urn «W

pecial opening

1 (»i! OxtfMHU ta»i

*«T ftV "i QT-

»•*!.!

4^:4

THIS DAY,

DECEMBER 34 1808,

TPBLIi

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ii ku.isU lo

mw *«i to a

W I I E a

'es4.i,r i«slj xaataa 2.»«- ,ma v4J .b»«M tKu*hff-y

tCi,

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:*1 IleUi fcflS III

,.«« Jimvm'H) «jT £ii i4dt

DRESS GOODS,

(UPLEV I'm

•u ,t). I !0«U

cliii (i. HB17 '.itf Jttvti* iJCiMj/i. 1|-,P

'Sii ti

or SOOO Y4BDSI

HILL, YABP WIDB,

BLEACH MUSLIN!

QMJE SHILLING

(lflj cU,) pec yard. Former price 2Sets.

TUELL, XU&LMY & CO.,

Corper

Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAXJTS, IND.

.-.S oifi evaL t* »,Ktf 1 at' •.«* 1} '.'1

int.'s

1.-1 iii-jjlw •vi inlCxK ,!it

DRY GOODS.

.( J- fcj! fii s#« as lli'ill* ,a») :.-.i.jii sa# c.njril (g ..n .3 -i5 JlJ wA llj.W

!gl Ho

TO BUT FOB TBlisw

HOLLDAY8)

X- .A ii. .tii

'dl WS lt!i«

am*L "iilO jiit

OUR DRESS GOODS

Tery complete in Assortment. j. in. ri

PRICBB REGULATED

1.. .. TOoui .Oity &• 9 t«.. HI .-ill

Favor Buyers and Increase Sales. .i.. ...: JJ

DRESS

Fifth Stceets,

At tiO, 2o, 36," aii* 50 Cents.

A Good Dress Pattern

CAN BE SOJiD AT

$8,50! $4,60 fu ,$4s5f

FRENCH MERLSOS,

All-wool Em»re$ CMh»,

rrices made to

Changeable Silks.

Heavy Rep Silks!

.isOi {'iAt-ta 9Tri It bfd 3

A handsome Mimk Set-

A bandsme Mink Bet.

v., •$»-*»'*

A8TROLOCY.

40,00

A handsome Mink Set-

45,00

*»r* «s sa»« #i ••'SI «I6i) IMK SZ. 'i* **i.. rm tip

PITCH,

SQU1&REL and

I-if

ASTBAGHAN «ET8.

*Cfl *1*

v-fa•!.»

OLOTES,

MITTEN'S, ......-

S A ijl

For GeifU, La^es and Misses*

.•

Hoods, Nubias, Breakfast Shawls, Fancy Veils, Balmoral Skirts, fto.

EDS ALL & CO.,

Coro«r feuth

Mais Sta.

!ti li

ASTR OLOGV

I«CMry nnmbers given wlthuut extra oharn. KAIKam RAfliAJCL ta a bona flde Astrolugiit thatevexy one can depend upon. Sms Is tho gr^stcentury, li ts

iRUni

iw'Ui U»i -•il«

mri

OUT. 'MZ

HIWS FOB AXJU

#aW tMOtrnmasu

NBY&R-PA1LIKG MADAMI tAfM&lli 1* Mm mh. tlM •Mooadi'"' wasu all »th«rs hare failod. All who an ill. srotablb-aU wko b»ve bean onfOrtunate—^11v wboaa fondhop«a have taa diaappoiatca, oraakad », and Nastod by fblMpromiaea and deo«l»—*U who •*»rn b«*d mislurt aad trtAML with—*11 Ay to bar for'advios and aatisfttctloa. All who ar* in doubt of tfca afisotloaa ot tfeoqe they loya, ooaralt JwrT' rellsTeand satxty their mind*.

IBio?eAira|rB 6lie Merer F&iLs ,,, aa» m* morn ot winning uumBnmmua( —«o*. Ska showa you the lflraosst oT wih orhuabaad,ot •toanifrtaad*?* "'A the singta to happy lurria^*, and sake* Am mariisd hqr). Bar aid aad advtoe haa been «oiioH*d in innumarablo lnstaaoea, aad th^xonU las always l«»n th« nMaas of now tog a

Aid Happy Muriage,

garfis, thereCara, a sara depanaeo«a. it a w«l to tbopaDlid at laraa that she wu the Orst, ls the only porson La thia oonntry whooan lo'likansaa in reality, and who oangivaao- .. ttrasaMatetloa on *11 tlx ooaoerns ot Ufo, wtklob oaabe tasted and jiroved by tbouswas, oc«h a«i- -t .» riedi and single, who dally andj»aorl} visa her.

Ta aU In (guinea tiei ddvlca ta lnraluaoie. ^a oan fbretell,- with the fcraten oertaiciy, th.e resalt of all commercial and bnsiaeaa transaowons.

tarate pretao-

_. t,ry to imitate

Madame Vaphaalia the s^anth dauhter o( the sevsnffc daagbter (ha waa bora with a nrtqral f)Ut she can tore*eU your vary thopghte. She aleoourea drunkenness. toAli Interviews strictly pdrate and oonfldentlal.

As a JTemalo .Physician Der remadlee never Ilsu ofre all female irapgalaritleB, and to produce the monthly ilpw, without danger or expOkorw.— can not injure, but, on the ooatrari. they »th« health. fore, oome one, come all, to

N» KOBH Ihoy can

Oeitnl

Ill

bet

Arcwe mi J«ki,

Cimiiniiati, Ohio,

•nvaua.-l^dlea, |1 Gentlemen, $1,S0. ..., H.' B.—The Madame

win

answer no letters wJUi-

oat A tea of 91 and a &«ant stamp is fnolosod. 'J Address Iooc Boa 531. sp^SSitwly. ,V ft* ».»«.. tr, ailiiiii.:!, V.'l-W

BHrton'.s Tobacco Aoildott tensnm trt dcxovk all desire rem To rtyrt'ii/e awi Mrmlat. I» 4ut\fl*s an __ iil,l(M!forates h*"Eystem, possesses great tox nl sirenatbeaiog powsr, is an esceUent.UUc ud. •ypedzV, enables Oe atomseb to dig«t fhe Jbeatflott rood^njjltcs sleep refreshing, and establluM robust and thvews for sixty tihrs cvrtfller lipx. An Interesting tntlsaooihe tobecco, with llsts of tenmooiala, raletc.'VEM kjikV:. Agents wsnJM. Addtets

DR. T. R. ABBOTT, Jaysey City, N. J. TBftriMONI^Ls. PojrjiAsiER'.i Xestihoxt—I rer/ved a box of BurtoiVs|Antidote frola Rev. H.-Pawlton, sndSnd It nn tftctial eurr. S. OMBDiL, Conn«ttm, Harrison Co., O.

Fnetf THK P. A TrtJtaJOTtT, Stfretclrtfi Qglcr.—Pletsa afl a sanplr of the Ajirmory TA* one rtttivttI A as dtnu kn wot*

SbRStr. O. T. EDdAB

From NSW lIjLa$taiii\§|£in: Psisoir.-r.—Qenfleaisn of inls£nce hSre having bJfn cufed of the by udbg Dr. BurVmt Antldste, we tf the prisoners of |Ws InHltntloa

le appetite for edesueasup

Josfira AUTO, TWffdeitoC N. H. State Prisoa iVKER'S Tesmwr. —D^fflnrton's Antidote for tin accroipbjnerf 4/1 dafr/trd ftr it.

W. JiAjtxylst N«t. Bank,View Albany, Iod. A (inioTKAii'sjfiiSTmojft.— OwrBoi or AKTtnori icsifniy brotherytnd myself. IT NEvaR^TAiu. 1 Jiey. I. If. SaoanAKBR, KelleyXStation, Pa. PR#* THE EpLICK IISSDiJtJABTSBS, LvWr, MASS.—/ hmf^e of jt'*n in thr\yw»ithi by li/rf ju'y Antidote, and all drsire foAtobscco a, rennj^iJ. WM. L. WVT, JR llidx/HE SodthwH. H«b JopiutAL, BA\ Mr».—box of Btlrton'd Antldolo retnotftl fbrtliiweedlroai me. ..LtakAyUasii^e la rocommfiidlDK It to pi mtr'reatffert.

T. V. Slater, Edi\r.

•FOR $ALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. I [Trademark Copyrighted.)

r, I. .—m

The Great English Remedy.

SIB JAHE8 CLABKS'S FEMAIE Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M, D.i Physician Extraordinary to the Qaeen.

Thtt lnvalnable medlolne is anfttiiing in tha onre of all tho palatal and dangaroas diseases hthe female oonstltntion snbjaot. It ,Mi all excenei and removes an obstroowhatever caaia.

moderates a tkmfjtoi&i 1 T«

TO waRMien y,Aifflw

It la part'oalarly rotted, it wUl, in a short time bring bn the monthly period with nfalarity.aad although a powerfal remedy, does not oontain anything htutftil tbe oonstttntlen. lnatloafea ofMervons anl Spinal Aflooiions, Fain* in tha Back and Limbs, fatigne on fUght exertion, Palpitation o! the Heart, Hysterics and VMMi It wilt effect a cure when all other means are failed. TnU dlnations In the pamphlet aronnd

^'T^-SP.OTAKHOtlOJ!. Bxwajib or GocmaaraiTa. Obserre tha aama Of JOB MOSK8 on tha packago—purchase none with oat it—AU others axe baa* and werthless imitations.

V, S.—One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post

age,

enclosed to tha sola Proprietor, JOB HOBSB, 5f dortlandt street, Hew York, will insnre a bottle ol .the ammint, ooataining Fifty PilU, by retarn mail, seoarely sealed from all observation,

LEWS—HEALTH—STREW OTH! LIPB—HEALTH—SXHBS QTHI!

The, Great French aemedyj

Deiamarre's Specific Fills

bapated by OaaAHonaa imromt. No. 14 1W Lonfta-sd, Pari., and highly recopjmended Vj Pari., the an lire Medical Faoultyo FMnoe.

Area mpst energstlb and efficient Bfemedy In eaab Of SfmnsttirAm or Basunal weaknen Dally or Paasuivas ilminlpnsi Bexnal WMikaess or Ixrontroc Weakness arUng irom Saerafr Habits and Sexual Excesses Uacation of the4 Genital 0rgans Weak abine "Lime" or "Brickdat" depositafn the UrUb "Milky Discharges," Ac., and all the ghastly train ot syaip. toms arising fromOieiuso or Xacasses*

A. FamDblet, cental, ing ftUi particafiirs, with "In French, Oetby* and will oe sent ny man,

Direoflons and Advice, printed in French, maa. Bpaniah and JfingQah. accompanies each and will be sent by uAH, Area of oost, to aoy

0R°

Wfco srtU writo lor it. m«e KiOO fer JJ«, or SB bomb for I»i00 »ng fob AKRKS, BPHLirtV PILLS. /nS xakb Kt

owutsp.

'Sold by aU the pTtnoip*DrMgi»t», or ba

Orders by atail projnptl* attended'to. i-y «fW g»D—WKOW-tvear

JOW

'Morohant Tailor, miK Over Sexton# Wtdwdey's Dry loqfo store WonJd respecuully caOthe attention of the cltl-'

Bens

otTerre Haute, and the pabllo In general, that ha has ranted rooms above Saxtoji& Walms-i ley's qj-y OsocU stctre, for the pnipoaearcarrying on

Aeiwluuit Tillering. He keeps alw»v» on luntd a FASHION ABLE 8«LietIOM Ulf CAS8IA1XBK8, TXbfUiOB, oLOTVB, Ac., and is ready t9 make It np in

The fcatttt Mjle and on Short

and on ysry iioasonabla Terms. Having no

ugb

rents to lay, be promiaee to matie np to Older, Whether theaaods b* furnished by him or not.— Everything in his Una eteaper than anywhere

^Cutting dene and warranted to Qt. A ltbwal patronage soHcJtod. an^Kdtf.

own fnuaa a. i*TAjrr

E. E. BRYANT & CO., ., (Successors to J. H. TUBHIB.)

lorwadlBg CoBUDlwlon Xercbaiit#

VBAUU IK

Grain, Floor aa4 Salt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Qratn Agents for Stab Uhiox Lib. Ware Bouse on Main Stnet,

Hear the T. fl. I. B. B. Depot [S6dwtf

S A A A UNDERTAKER,

Ispreparsd to exsente* 1 orders in his line with inatnsss and dlapatch .oner of third and Qbnf treat*, Terra Haate, Indiana. !a*ao-ff-4wt( it*-