Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 December 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

The alleged bribery and corruption connected with "(be AJaiks puwilaae b^# been probed by the Committee on Public Expenditures. BOBBBT J., Walk*e admils that be received $26,000 In gbld certiflcates as a fee for his services in facihtating the passage of the bill appropria-. ting the sum promised our new lorritory. The *W ffsmngton Chronicle also. received ^Q0.5**tfaeaam0 shape for pnblisfaiiig "MtSrf«^/, written by ?b®r?

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been no diroct bribery in the case—only a payment pf bwidsome fees to a lawyer

and a newspaper.

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The Cincinnati Oezette gives the following aH*c* fjhf|i5n^icable

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mere in Indiana as elsewhere: "The way to make money plenty* iP the country is for fanners to sen all their hogs at current prices. Pork, for home use, at these figures, would be an

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sive, luxury. faB&l' MCwSx hogBsliae. The same paper has the following "Is money scaftft Hogs in brisk demand at $11 net, and the market much excited. This Drice ia paif Ijpejj} MP down, with more buyers than sellers. Farmers who are pocketing $25 per head fcr hogs will

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The Mew Atbam. Tragedy Ag*in.% With two exceptions the entire press of the country—so far aB'we h&Ve seen has been tt^fcoitnoos in«deQDUB$ iii the infamous conduct of the banded miscreants

four men with every appearance and companiment of flendishness and aggravated atrocity.

crime in the admitted bad character of the men"Who were murdered, and in uncertainty and laxi.ty which attend the administration pt jftat^je nnv AwW bat, with the two exceptions above noted, no paper has so far degraded the office and character of the press as to

To the carefdl observer, |h^-whple transadUoH, |n Jt» irtcaptioi Adrlxefcition, gives evidence of having been di rected by the same kind of geryu^ and spirit that originated and accomplished thQ express robberies in the first instance.

This view of the subject is materially strengthened by the following paragraph from tj^iTofr Al Winy Ow^tcwl, frem which it appears that the leader of the Regulator* bad at .least one of the insignas of a professional in the shape of a large diamond ring. /The hone^f abiding citizens of Jackson county do not sport, diamond rings. Ths-Oommer-cial says:

The leading spirit inttae n?ob was a large," portly man, well dressed, and of commanding personal appearance. In the murky light, as he moved through the oell room, 1f»ut£g^r$erf£]^tifig«W positions, and adjusting and.toe tieckra vtotinlst A ring g&v6 forth its fleLfihss of light. This was noticed by. several persons in the jail, as well as by the prison guards, who had been captured and placed in the Sheriff's room. Who knows but that diamond rifigf ^atf' yet^ccft'theFwearor trouble Who can say that it may not lead to the detection of many of the men engaged in the terrible -work of Saturday morning?

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London, Dec. 18 —The Times in an article on receit "proceelings in th« American Congress concerning tbo national credit, fears simbiguity of purpose apparent in the resolution against repudiation, and arguea If the world was certain the United States would surely pay interest on the de^ft in'» golfl and Frarrt do, the anhual burden of the country might be reduced one-half, for

England payl no mora ^it^B«t#an^UMF Uniied fitate*j altho^h »r robt TS twice as large.

The Standard exults in tb« completion of the postal treaty between the United States and England, as a triumph of the Tory party, and declares the beoeftu mankind _tey|bi# aB%vaitliAffi are immea aurabtt-r iB

Turkey.

CJoNSTAKTmoM-VPfle.: officially announced that the Sultan has resolved te enforce his demands onQreecc

Four firfgafc* bare th« Archipelago.^....^ ,hz9i~-,nst «. «S!cnK»«

MijpBro.Dec.JLS.—BlecUon tot-mam-ben of the Cortes commences indies today, and^^«Jp|o^in^a»a^w days.

The provisional gpyernment reports the public peace not likely to bedistarbed. Th^gbvernment remains neutral in the

elections. A slight demonstration at

Mirranda

am&Bi<ju«r»a flavor of c^tha CarlisUgW^ soon suppressed and two leaders arrested, Mirram«i,£f^er of Kejmblican procla^

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'JQOb -pfcxa WasWngtoii. winnrMiiTiiif. Dec. 18.—-Xto S^iat, tb^Wffined dlAfcS. Poor, "Rear Admiral in the navy, ^and

thk cabinet.

A he be of he a in ceptiire ,"General Schoflekk wefe^present .at th^egSar Cabinet meeting to-day^

EXBCQTIVE MANSION.

»f ®te»l$Xi3intradue*l in the Senate by Mr. Morton provides ior the purchase o^ fbout thirty acres of land on Meridian Hfl I -?rt«ar*. Washin crtoo, a site for an Executive Mansion, and fppropnatiBg $125,000 jpFtfSJich purposee-1, makylahd.

Tii6 members of the Judiciary Com, mittee who have charge of the ldveaUga^ tion into the political affairs of Maryland: have, at .tbe request of the Maryland delegation, decided not to enter on «a™T ioaticn of .witnesses until after the boll ,, days. eV-nrflwa int. 8TAWT0N.

A(1 ftjfctftaton baa returned to his Court, remarkdg P:r*«fc#irfftiSupreme to his friends from politics.

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tempt to whitewash the nbrther&tttflKlux Klan who have brought a fojil stain upon the good%ain#6f Mir 8faW- the commission of acta which aH goodciU zm, must deoouno-'-1

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tice, we have been peculiarly interested in one from "the JJvabsville Journal, because it offers a new explanation of the crime. It imggepts, wi$ ly7 that the actioft'

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Regulators is so akin to the numerous outrages committed in that countywhich are urged as a justification of their conduct—both in conception, execution and recklessness 4ft to consequencwj aS"to make the impression upon thinking people that the last marders were not fconimttted thatjusttoe-nrigbt-feo flartsfiH^lSilt rather to put witnesses out of the way to prevent unf*eW#« fcWtfctfifctots in thei trial that was then pending.

that he had withdrawn

THE GEORGIA QUESTION,

rVlena^ComUtteepn coMdored the Georgia qu for

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santufs&sas as decided that the bllj prepared by 4M* sh^ildbe pPMenWa^s

Vt was to-day and referred to that Com-* Hritte^ tgibo. taj

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Mr Vanderbaei and Mr. Rappello argued $he case, after which it'was adjourned till this morning.

JBOM PARAGUAY. JSuanoa Ayres to the 27th "Bio JTanerio to the 7th

of November, state an expedition to flank Lopez's position at Villeta had formed trocpfe fortifications to resist them. -:-.Caxias' army was encamped in a swamp. frfmftonld, the British Mfnistor, hM re'{urned from Paraguay and is on his way jtojEnglaftdrWith dispatches. ^Xop^wgujd^not surrender his English prisoner^

Tho 'AtflfiricS'n fleet, with minister Mc•MAKn on boai^-bad hot arrived at Assumption.

ROOi ftia^MPTION.-*' liefk'ld says bf, Morton'^'speech on ^^R^a.-paywenl, «»e effoct of•

Jiis:bill would be to inorease the

monopoly of the Nfltional Banks at the Wrtjense of the iieoplo. It says the laws of t^ade and the growth of the country will regulate specie.

The Timeg says his speech shows how a returiS fo tpecia paytaents may not be effected, rather than -why the bill before tbo fionato should be relied upqn^for the TffJRlfflWSl 61 Us pufpfisfT

THK NOMINATION OF GRANT. The Republican General Committee of this oitv claim they nominated Grant by a resolution of Alfred Smith, in July 1867, before the nomination by ilptrtans.^^"* "TxTOX

From Honolulu

San I*1 rancisco, Dec. 17.—The steamer Montana arrived from Honolulu to-day with advicea of Doc. 5th. Gen. McCook, Minister, was a passonger.

Malaio JLekuanoa, father to King Kamahamaha, died November 24th. The body laid in state until the 28th.

Flags of foreign Consulates and of the shipping in the harbors were displayed at half mast. The United States steamer Ossipee fired mlnute.'guns during the day

No public celebration of the twentyfifth anniversary of the independence of the Hawaiian "Government, November 28th, except a salute from the Punch Bowl battery, owing to the death of His Majesty's father.

Americas residents in Honolulu on reception of the news of the election of Grant and Colfax had a torchlight prQC0resTon7"rhe shipping in the harbor and tae greater portion of the flag staffs in thaxity displayed bunting.

Advices from tho Island of Hawaii state heavy shocks of earthquake were it the felt Nov. iGtb,*-shocks Were flfequent latter pan of HOvember, the air filled witk sparks.

Tbe Manulaloa volcano is again active. The meteoric shower November Uth was brilliant.

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Chioago, Dec. 18.—Regular trains will b^psa^t^r run weston the "Union Pacific railroad as firis Evanston, Utah, ninetynine miles west of Bryan's, the present terminus. The nine hundred and sixtieth mile has been reached and ready for inspection. .... ..

Tbe weather continues mild ana the snow melting rapidly. A heavy storm is reported north ana west of St. Lake. mm#*™***0*?* 1'^-^

A desperate,fight took place in a disreputable saloon on ClaA street, last night, between some detectives and a gaDf^dr tbWves, resulting in the shooting and mortally wounding a desperate character by tha name of Thomas Cady, whom the detectives v?«re trying to arrest.

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Baltimor*, Dec. J.8.—Gov. Swann offers one thousand dollars reward for the apprehension of the murderpn of Doaglasa Lore, in Conacoming. S-

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The action xSHBfe'Commutee thus ftr is in a^ra&oPwSaiUui^iaw* presented bjfj&dnri Bulfcck tt^hieonnnepcement of the^assion.

TH* pftDIMPTION BILL.

In Senator Morton's bill which author0M|he Searetary of the Treasury to issue ?Q year bonds, with which to procure the balance of gold that might be necesik% foVtade&iftioh of legal tenders, does, not fix any rate oriaterest, but leaves it i^task to be filled in the Senate. report published in western papers hat he had fixed the" Tilta at 7 per cent. an error. •1A

York.,

Nnw Yo»k, Dec. 18.—In the Belmont branch of th? Erip litigation yesterday,' a netf affiaaVit'on the part of Belmont to show that the suit was commenced in good faitli was read.

The President presented meiftMial from manufacturers of Detroit in pefW-i to a

Mr. Trumbull from tha XJommltw VfL Judiciary reported, Mr^Sumner'a resotajlon ^declaring tha necessity further guarantees in the reconatracuonj of the rebel States, recommending its indefinite

fSton inSdueid aVbilKft^referi Executive Mansion.

Mr.

ence to a site for an Referred to .Comiputtee

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""fir. Williams introduced a bill to proj vide for the bette? adminisUation of ju^ tice in tie Territories -bf the United States. Referred to Oommittee on Ternto a a

Me. Abbott, uitroduced ..aJnUvta^pro* vide for thp p^yme^t of c^miof loya citizens in States lately in rebellion. He ferred to Committee on Judiciary.

The Senate went into executive seat sion, which lasted about a quarter of a

Upon opening the doors Mr. Harla introduced a resolution requesting th Secretary of the Interior to comman cate any further information in sion of the Department in reference t£ the hostile or peM^nlt^h&racter «f the Indians recently killed or captured bt United States troops, and as, to wbfther they were at the time residing on a gjvf ernment reservation. Adopted.

Mr. Davis moved. to take np the joint resolution pledging the faith of the Unif ted States for the payment of the publi^ debt in coin or its equivalent, which wa| donee «t

Mf. Davis then moved to amflnd py doclaring the true and equitable measure of liabilities of the United /States on theso bonds is what was received by the government for the bonds with interest th«reen. Laid^on^be

Mr. Warner introduced a resolution ins struoting tb'e Judieiary Cammitteeto inj quire whether the bill removing political disabilities of certain citizens of Ala-j bama, passed before the ratification of 14th amendment, ^operated: to Lrewov disabilities imposed by the amendmen and by the latter reconstruction acts.' Adopted.

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Mr. Ramsoy, from the Oonwnittee £on PostolSces, reported back with merelyverbal amendments, the joint resolution^ declaratory of and amending the act td provide for an America^ line of mai^ and emigrant steamships between New, York and one or more European ports,' and directs the Postmaster General to contract with the company named accor ding to the true intent and meaning o% Baid acts, and extends the time for com--pleting the steamships one year, author^ izing the company to hire' and empjoyi others in the meantime.

Mr. Trumbull, from Committee on Judiciary, reported adversely on the joint resolution to extend to loyal citizens of Louisiana and Arkansas the provisions of the act of July 4, 1864, limiting the juris-' diction of the Court of Claims.

On his motion it was indefinitely poaM poned. Mr. Edmunds introduced a bill to re-' peal the act of June 28,"1868, admitting Georgia to representation in^Ckpigress, and provide a provisionaT government' therein, and for other, purposes, which' was referred to yomfiiitt^ iin Judiciary.,

It promises thauLthi Xegislature of' Georgia has violated the 14th amend-j ment t(y refufiirfe to tonrge Itself of irapl-j igible momber^,. and jpas vi|lated^he^pC|D-J stitutidn and fuhdamentar principles up-i on which .Congress consented to therasto-' ration of the State has expelled a large! number of regularly installed 'members on the sole ground that they were persons4 of African blood that the Ideal authori-. tics of the State appear wholly unable or unwilling to protect the lives, liberties and property of its peaceful and unoffending citizens from lawless violence, and retrain purposely or from want of power from bringing, such offenders to justico.

The preamble therefore fully declares,it appears that the people of thfe State 6f Georgia have not complied with the terms or conformed to the principles on which its restoration was provided for, and that the government therein is not in feet Republican or regular and the bill provides that as much of the act passed June 25tb, 1868, as relates to the) State of Georgia and relates to the military governmentiieretofore provided by law, be revived, BlibjecT only to nmita tions now prescribed, that the govern-! ment organized undff the fcdw constftB-' tion of Georgia shall continue in operation during the pleasure of Congress, as provisional only, and the expulsion of African members shall be considered null and void.

Such members shall resume their seats, their successors vacating the same, and no person shall bo a member of the Legislature or hold office under thd provisional government who is ineligible to the terms of the 14th amendment.

It is further provided that the Circuit and District Courts of the United States shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the Courts under said provisional government, of all officers, but such U. ST Courts shall not proeeed therein unless the party injured or some ono in his behalf shall make oath before a Judge or a .commission that justice cannot be obtained in said provisional Court.

Finally, it is msde the duty of the President of the United States, to cause to be stationed in the State iaohjrfo'rtidp of land and naval forties of the United the

States as shall be sufficient to carry foregoing provisions into effect. On motion of Mr. Sumner the Senate took up the resolution expressing* sjrmjhu thy with the people of Spain.

Mr. Davis did not like the latter part of the resolution recommending abolition of slavery, and characterized it is a piece of officious interference.

Mr. Saulsbury agredB with hiit# The resolution passed, 41 yeas, 5 nays. It is in these words:

Resolved, That the people of the Unit od StaUs^ymp^tWzi^wkh the people of SpWin tn their emfff

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more liberal form of government, express their confident hope it will he conducted to tbe end in such a way as to promote the triumph of liberal institutions and they earnestly appeal to the peopje not to allow the present opportunity to pass without securing the immediate emancipation of slaves and the final abolition of slavery throughout the Spanish dominion.

At this point the Clerkof tbe House appeared "with thfc Hd«se 'resolutions on the death of Thaddeos Stevens.^..

Mr. Cameron formally annoeffifed the death to the Senate, and read a brief address tracing the history of the deceased, reciting tri? put BcrrteW ml'»ll1U||Bint| bis character,

He then offered resolutions usual on such occnioiw. W Messrs. Buckalew, Morrill (Vt), and Sumner followed with eulogies. wIma the Senate'i^toriTriffusly %db^#We iSolu tions offered by ALr., CaAorcn^, aad ad-

Mr. Tifft introduoed a resolution in strncting the Committee revision of laws to consider the propriety of extend ing the time ib wiSch bankrupts may avail themselvfls of prpyVilwu of tbf .«aa e.l .tltmv «»T» S3i

act, ntt TecWoifig fees adopted.

Mr. Battel lefflo&ltov intro^ed, bills to establishpmon office in TenneM^a, and to proviie "4bt. drawb«A- ih ce^ oaa« V:

Mr. Schofleld Utrodnsoed a bill givin^.^ officers in the Milit«7 and ITaval servica, commissioned Imt not mastered, pay eorticjr to rank of commisswn,- referred toCommittee onMilHary

Mr Newham desired, to offer a, reaola^ tion for a select Committee to mvcetigate election fraods in Loaisuina.

Mr.-

Committee, &nd lincooditioiUUly. sri Mr. Norm offered a resolution instraotf lrig the Postofflce Oommittee, to "Hi^fifre what further legislation Ts aeoessiyyjit secure greater efficiency in mail Harriet in the gouthern Statef adopfed

Hr. Wflsba, dt I(?w«^ dfered.a itmalu tion instructing the Committee o* «^«ts ion of laws to mfuire ai to of appointment of assigne^s ietr -4X it."

Judges in contravention ofthfrproviMon and spirit of the bankrupt ^w^gd^pM Mr. Ela offered a resolution insteuotini the Committee pa Banking to jn^' what lEglslatioti 4C, neqettary, lor comptrofier of the currency to wind |i] affairs of banks that haye: W ofaceri -place of business to atop payment oi in tereet of bonds or debtffthey owe to th

United States and, prevent, iftfoteren, bap£s being made depositories. Mr. Julian offered a resolution ftstftict ing the Committee on Publie Landsit inquire into the .expediency of attendin) the homestead acts by allowing fljMl feroo: of settlement to be made before Clerks to Courts of recerd adopted^

Mr. Ohnrchill, from Committee oam diciary, reported a bill to perpetuate -tfa timony in U. S. Courts, and a bill to "pio ^pe felonies and misdemeanors, and 4i regulate peremptory challenges ia -Courts committed and ordered jF^t ed.

Mr. Sohenck offered a rasoliitiin di^t ing the Sgqi»tary erf War to, inform thi House how many officers of the. a^tti] detailed for dbty in •sistence,^ pay medical aod other depart ments of tbe service in and tfbou'ttte 'cltj of New Tork, and •!{itiw whether the number.of^enlistedi nie»*nc civilians so employed cannot be adopted

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Mr. Jonoi (Ky4 '.aBeeeit'tr reselt««Jin directing the Secretary of tbe Treasury

revenue office an^ poetpffioc Coving ton, Ky. adopted. Mr, Mullina asked leaveto1 offer f&plfytions in reference to Ku-iKltix oultagep

Mr. Eidridge Objected. Mr. Yan Wyck obtained leave tp^ake report next Monday from the. Ooifittittee on itetrenc^ipent, and have it printed.

Mr. Julian/ from Committee on Public .Xiands, reported a bill to extend the visions of the homestead act tQ children of deceatfid \koldlert,y" under the'age of 21 /'years passed. ..

The-Speaker presented varipus execn-| tive communicatkms, wh^oh wure refer1 red.''

The Speaker announced that undprjwtj thority giye|t hj^nt b|r thei flbuee, Id liidj Hsked the senior member, Mr. Washj burne, of Ulinois, to preside. as Spoateij proiem.'oii'ltonday next.

On motion of Mr. Brooks Hhe TtScon-j str^etion Committee •. was anthOrlfced fc send ior ,persons and papers and eiattHne witnesses in reference tp the States ,of G^otgla, Miialssippi, Texas aed Virginia.

Mr. Bos well, from the Reconstruction Committoe, reported back the Sianate amendisient to relieve from, ^isa^il^s certaift: persorts eleCtBd to office in Si«h iiarolipa «nd other Soathern States.' Hre| amendment was concurred W by irequisite two-thirds.

Mlt. Terry, from, the Postofflce €otri-| mittee, reported a joint resolution to .alio 97 to Lewis D. Smith, Postmaster at Ionia, Michigan, $18,361 for amount, of public mo#iey:apd atwtq» ofawhichhe^kll been robbed.

After some disoussion a vdt'cf by t^lleYs Showed there was not a quorum present. The death of the late ,Mr. ^"In ne^,/of Perihsylvanis, kas announced by his successor, Mr. Pettis, and remarks in eulogy deceased maie by Messrs. Pettis, O'Neill, Randalland Woodward.

One of the resolutions offered by Mr Pettis on the subject having provided for a ^committee of nine to receive tbe re-j the deceased at New York on their arrival from Brussells, and: accompany them to Pennsylvania, tbe Speaker ppointed as such committee: Messrs. Pettis, O'Neill, Randall, Woodward, Lawrence (Pa.), Dawes, Blair, (Jullom and Breck.

The House then adjourned until Moni.-. I —.VwO \rJ 'J fefcVl ^.t'» 't »Jg

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PhiLadblpBIa, Deo. 18---A meeting

frfcsgpftg* "WOiIWTO!Pm letter from Admiral Farragut was read, stating that he was doing all in his power to forward the claims of his men I or prise -mousy fui tho uaptUM'oT New Orleans.

St. Louis.

St. LOMS, Dec. 18.—The" Senatorial

Lows,

question is exciting a good deal of attention throughont the State, and the interior papers are discussing the matter quite earnestly: Of th^ papers which, ye spoken 00 &e inject twaAt^ieigliV advocate the election of Gen. Carl 3charz, twelve are for Gen. Loan, eight Jos all tbe other candidates. -l'

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Wobosstkb, Dea. lg.^A1 Thos. Stuart, whilo coasting yesterday was ran over and cat to pieces by ^railway train.

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Abo, S.OCO yards Hill's yard wide Bleached Muslin—UHE aHILJJNQ—lGj^c peryerd.

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Other letters were read fro& naval officers who participated in £aid capture. The meeting fedjourpai to meetgagtoin on the 1st day 6'f JantiaT^. district c6rtlW.m?

U. S. District Court "yesterday found a verdict against fbur handred hogsheads of sugar which were invoiced as molasses, to defraud customs revenue.

The amount involved lis tbirty-two thousand dol|ars. ,8 iTJ, 'Jgofc iifl ti •E ft*#

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af74a^r^Bt^H^e WOOL—Firm, +70000 lbs 30(3® lor abwasbti domestic fleece, 4&@5Q for meditermeMi,-«tat and michlean 50a614for extra ohlo, 66@6S foi

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Spiritual Meeting.—Tbe Quariefly Meeting of the State Association of "Spir4juaflstl Mll^tfit 4t vPefafce'Bi'llall Pridlr'e^hlne3!^^ lWh' intft, at 7

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P&tXttQ&g* .fqmi amtric9 .. j:i if 1 -"--i. in 1 A&K* Boots «nd Shoes^wear/ws represeB* te^tat'tha Bstn terupt Stot%i^f«k Main street* £rvia&

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gOffFfcE-^XOll, JaHiJ, l!«W StJOAE ttP WtHsHaTaiiK 11094. 1» '-i ?iu» yaLA^B^PBii. HOPS—Dull at 10A22 for American. ~PBT8Otia0M**Btsaay tt I»4 *WUe, refln

ESTIMS—UUU S|»d#rregoratM JST! for prlmi

»iU %i

ciJofcoWiT» eii •an my ice 4 7

Tmma

ana me good twii or m»y

et bWQtm foe Mle^

0IW*»~

iv_' .aia %m

.OO.ilt

—l®2c better, but

«a»3eliars*rws«.»0T

GBOCbKIES^CnabiuipMKaD^qWAf!' BD0Alfe-fir»,aS.O. at 13Q14J$, refined at higher.

-BWaSSMfcrtwi* for extra'WffiSniuH'sola it 19 to 12 ne MUMCIDMS'tOW f-nr Jiextra6008*' iui muuwiaii, fl04iI*-'At^SSbo|4WKiJ^«i

a oj4^3t OMr.wiaiiiii|f»to enMge in lie ioe paying'one by ap-j a^i'ieWnMo J. SiraiiraL l^Sjtfwboow tj r- .(OTffJ vi

Tm A Mnu.u, Wehshast ^pthjet^ vjBd dto^rs lir [•ShWffCnodvhav* bow a wmpl^te

Wf^g ia part ©f tiie moat3-,-^sba^eaof CWaohillas, Kqulm Vtfkk Black, Brown, Dahlia aal

Qlathsjie full Hn« of Pranch bd. ^h ^assiaivea ahd Vtsstrngs abo, a a»oitow»tiof Am«rtoan Ca&imeretL ,w|ich,,wiU: be «M by the yardf br Wis

"i* 1™ 1

®B©tW%tl6nti6n to onr.' sfbek t\vPirhishiBiggooda, consisting tf •Jttoawer^ ^Tfndershirts, Glo^«$ aafd Ltaen Collart ahd Cum.J&mbj -3krtJg

rtfaCketsl

««fear,iaad tft#Or ient1 Occident Jtnd•leUyUoiiara 4»lab a nico Hpa* jCaiswtoe^S3mdiaBd1Mdtdn: Shirts •ki IMtm lo o'wusiy u.

have. ^ougbt Shannon's stock of

spStovea^uN) Tiawnre, and- will do.te'tllem Wa also have seaond-liand fuN.

i**w fiinf *i« wnnjj HUT

SaqaS J0\^

new-

dosed' out by January jt

"i^ nice sett of Asb, Wahiut' find East-

uun,

Wq rd iNo. l,-2d st„ Barly's Block ai Jd ii —TT" Skates 1 Skates!—We have on ftitajd

painUatl ins ^{9nto«nd- bova skates for jale at^ric^V? j^t timQ0. -aliHO ,l«dtf CootT & Mancourt.

IIEWAipy E RTI8E ME NTSl oljwwimna—'•••• m,-

OTAH ICiTITTTl" annfiit*3 .mm

BAHTLBTT & GRUNDY, Uiw teilft

u»'

on MAIX STREET,

dine their best this year to present tathft public ^n -acceptable Stock for the 3= »OLrDAY TRADE. I 'f oi ^ll ftfreb& it will" be a citizens of Terre

English, Sacred Poetry of the Olden

The Home of Washington. Btfnyan'sTftlgrim's Progress. The- Roontain of Tootb. Adventures of A. Griffin. Hymns In

Mrs Mar^J jHolm^i

bauMi s&loi

r-r'TQe®

-rrv-

A Nxw CAKPAiaKr TOR TBI Clobiho

t^cauferll^k!Ni.#t

aibefTOW

Xo\moo^

W»W |.«S lllAi-.'.g

Otstebs at Gxobob'b.—From and tafter wiB. uiil ^Sey wjQ aeHiAy tne eaa or novop jcMstoSDerfrat t*e*t" Oyster* BostaOt^ntoo. '^ourth street, opposite the 31-dtt

jceived, an atHMHl ofife^lbol chests. |Ev«ry bwyafceaid ha^o we IWr Ji* ,*& rv Ct'v

4.*

preseift. fasenis.j see toatUs. A nice

v.*mm

,ns

^llonth.^ lilted by Ben and11 QABRXAGB- MANUPAGTO^i

Bincil jOur Life. Illustrated by Pen & Pencil. Tarables from Nature.

JSs'j

te" tmtiaw.

The Christian Armor. The Cross Bearer.

,t.

iaitilJj'.i'J i«i

gii^Sflfttfy^Jthe.Fields..^IwBUfelldard Poets, in ^varii^us styles! of Wnttib^,' and at any price you wish. isZ.

S Arthar's Wbrks. Turkey A'n tique A*#neselection of Photograph Albums, fine Bopki unenumeratied but on exhibition at the Old Stand.— Among-enr

^fM^ookH of the Day,'

will ba found the following: Miss Muhlbacb'? Complete Works Cloth or Pi^eT. "Vrs

Complete Works.'

ickens' do. various bindings.!

tteebber'S'Norwood." Dsiiy. By the Author of "Wide, Wide* World."

The Hermit, By Rev. Chas. KingalyJ ^rePapils orSt." John", by tha Author of|H*JfIWUlyffe.» ^:V.V Wl#5

Too True a Story of To-Day. The Spanish Gypsey, by Geo. Elliott.f

asAmilNrl,fr«a,the

Cameos, from English History, by the. Jitlwc ok "The Heir af RsdclyfTp." AdfVice td a Mother. By Chavasse. Advice to a Wife. Albert N'Yanza, Great Barin of tbe Nile.

The Culture Demanded by Modern Lfite.'—"Youmans." Illustrations of Universal Progress.-—

^iSe/s '^e A! Tributaries of Abbyssinia. New Editions of Irvine's Works. ,On^?idfti©fo'of Bayard Taylors do.

New Edition of Macauley's England. Prescott's Works, Complete. Waverly Novels. Cooper's Tales, &c., &.

111 THK wat

H. Sage has remoVfd

KrHis^MW store rooa and ojS#n«d an efi* !aJT? ill* •Mtf.A 1} »«.l tuAAewstocknc.MQOBfeBticnBry nod to^s. You will also And fresh bread.1' omeketfcftB&^eUs Bserjr un»!iW -.Ui .'1

0*ir~

E N I E S

We haven't space to mention them all, as tnere would be room for nothing else in the EXFBESS, but we can fill through

(?LA US,

leto^tfnd iots of Stocking brim-ful: and vre trust that the Old Fellow will call around early, al 'twilf- take him a long

JS» af'mw1e5b°ntU°'

Imrn mtagsetemantark*

Boxes, G»me%. Puzrlee, Tablets, Paper Knives, Reward Cards, p^ncTg fa B^re?, Toilet Stands, DnseiaCGases, Traveling Bags, ~esa, Checkers, DominoOr,

Backgammon Boards, Cigar Stands,

'Diaries for 1869, Mathematical Instruments, ancfaeite, ?«pac Weights, and a great variety of other Nick nacks, suitable tot qj*rnft voqt friend,. ,yoor child^, •.». yonr krver, ot yonr iBWeet-heart, BtVitM ohefc^er for you tocome and see us, than it Js

a.. im&Ju*

f.-mn d»iit,R L.

BUSINESS OI*CCTOR

sATTttStSjTfiL'**"*•:j'

w*.». *9 M*Wi *W. »a^srsssr (. "fpti H. SU*ta^ Okl» 8U»»fe Si

ASOBIWVOI&AM^ BUILD

Misas^

Chaa e.ii QAJBRIASB ^AeTOftYI it ffe. Oot.a*«a Waiiitt, u» adJ -W.mikMUX, rtifyftStM: SrtTer 41»lieK

E.TJaryJn a Qwei), £riao}Md cor. &Ut Ifcll

0iwei,Prlao}|»Bl,

E.V^.?GW»»AJOo^jtastt-Staio

Youths"

Jones JoaM, aa(t (id* PobUs Sqaare. GUNSMIIH AND ST1NG1LOUXT Johu Arautrt^w, 0bio.«taaM, Mat of IfaMk

•,

preciated,by thi laate, who

i/jprj tbeij

QPWBIHE BEAUT7 AND UTILI Among the 1001 Books upon sWPWS,'WiH be fodhd the following, el giOtly bo and and beautifully J^lustrale pi O A A I ster Pictures of Snglisl) Landscape.

Parables oT Our Lord. Antique

StoTocpo, Gilt. Iyvii^g'sSketch Book Artist's Edition/ 120 Engravings.

KajLhrine—Her Life and Miner-hy J, jFTHofland. ..Green cloth, gilt, tinted pa«r. An Blegant Gift. j-?i

The Book of Elegant Extracts. lioses and Holly-?-"A Gift Book for all the iear." ...

HABPSR, W1LD¥ ft 0e^ Ooriaer 2d oiid Vfrajtnnt streets, Tefre Batite, Ind., Keep eoartant1y! ott haitd, Sdd mSffafsotttre 11 .. ordea, all th« 1»w stfleeof CAKHIAOB8 Jk BUGOIKS Wn as* nose bnt tbe flaevt mlterial in the eeo actio a of oar woah and wak-raot lt sttyerlo 0 say offered ia this.markat,. JtspaoMatteatiei I iv'1 Birlinmi. ifelftltf

A S A A vt gfyg?

New

york bat svobi ItW-t '-liitf 1»' ••.•»•'** Jl oseph

US# IN W80rBlPT^F'

dfvnjs? Hats of ah kindsl' «d «3oya' »sit)*«f «li ldbida4u

PHlliOSOFHT

fup"

8^^ rf «nd raier floeds, We have Writing Desks, Port^^} FWkH,'- Ladies Obmpnrt'ons, iii lort Monaies, Pooket Book#

Cottm ^n»1 Come aU, W lOt1 Street, and we will take delight in d* showing yon oar Goods.

*«hta»x.

,, ,A ^'ESTABLISHED MAY 12, ISSI

fltiws.

ia »di 'DBNTISTSi »o ju H. B»rtbato»gw,:ia7 Malailtwt b«twe«| lUia

S-& 6th 4cTW»twe* lUia«nd ilo,

-i- MOUSES. -1 9- it. j. .j -fiDBXGOODSi

Sai!S«SjflSBtae»^ JWsail A OO./«DD»SU- KMrtlHut4 MatnMMi

'o«i tb

HATS A_iJDiGA_PS.xt*w

Joapjih C.Xates, 1*5 MatauitrMt. We^tftkll BrotheM, 86 U&ln gtreet. BOTEL& -dT

House, coenar 9wtb MuUUta»wi

Olarlt Bouse, cornerOhio and Fink. Terre'HanM fionfe,' corner Main add SerdrtL

tfarl«

Home, western! Jlaia street.

#M! Scott 4

iO e30«"r"'i ««c

8. B.' Freeman, 74 lilaAi street. J. JolmB. Weema» S Wsrren's B^dck^306®

Jofta A. Bryan, Main Street,.

If. Aisanw.raUss of Jtuiic, 48.Ohio itrM MBOHANICIAN. At TittnMMn. la sodtk 4th St. opt Tort OH«M'

Mrs. M. H.4WMt^opyM]to 9eetOflfe«. .. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. f. H. Blddle, 1«1 Vain street.

B®_RAitR0^D

ACJEKT.

James h. Turner, at McKeea A FaddackYXl|. REAL ES1ATE AGENTS. Jos. IS. Blake, Ohio Street, Hendricii & Lahge, corner Main and 4tb street!.'

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weisz, oppbstte Post Office. 4 Tk STOVES AND T|N^ARE. 8. B. Henderson, |°oarth «tmea Sooth of P. I James B. Haggerty Oq., 1S7 Main street.

SEEDS ANp IJ^LE^ENTS^^ A. Joote, 6ftMainstree$. :UN DERI^AJLSBp Isaac Ball^ coraervXUn and Ohefrry1,^ dittd M. W. O'OoBaell, Mam^treats 15 ill

0W^'

1« a- JVHaae4rSltta of oU isAmts' Hfttsr of all kind* at aU«4ceai: gi- J*ui lu TTata aa^ tajor^e^a j^prt nrijU*. jOobm

«nd see

TBB ^ALl^ STTLJSSiJCK 149 JTria Street. ,o»f»*'f. tq tllgiitw

^.'"Ai-BRYAN,.

JOB:

id 1 ha 1

aJL

CHii

tin

^er-

•.fjaiiii ^sK|E

ST.,

1 i'.vSiL wi-'i.' TERRE HAUTE,

im,

J^IYEEX BR0KKR & STABLER

Thi nnJprsigned, aVV| fitert" Stable, on Third street,1 opp«8ft» the wmtln House, it now prepared wltti goed atock^ad 0«rrl»(ree, to merommodate tbe ^5 l^OB'X HQ&TKB. I

Any person *bhK( ie' (IDpotIt B»gri»», Uarnest, or ether li*erj*rttcle« it HobWi Livery Stable,, *111 be^ccoioi^od^UdwUh money advanced on tn.9 laQ^". .. .. dec9dtf

1116 same iwotiCT ail

dCUTtB 4 00I/LIM8.

KAB8H

""'WmIOWA' KBX-AkTJflAeHaN' OY.

J-ABlia, WliD iANBS,^

And Ctif Projtetty of etwy 4eac|ipUoa» for Sale. ineifiiWenoe it finm VeartrenaMs nstolnre aatistaotion in ererf fcpakfawnt of kasiaeas ating to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HAKBERT & MAfiSH, 54 wujnrr stbbkt, ilMali DeiM"'«™*.loWB

ur HAKKIAOK.—A

Haw Uoamor txoHraai, as drflTsred at the Hew Tork Uoieon at LmtUmr, easbneiac tke inblectr. How to I4», aafll What W Ww for Tenth,' Bfatlrttf *nr Oid Age Manhood Oener) UjBotie*®*- Ilie^Jaoie of Indlgestkm Tlatn

MoonaUd fsr lUr «d, Ac. Fo«ket ar«S will be for

warded an remaps arfeatratato**, by atHreortnr Sao'T Naw Iok«, HmmomfitAMAttmx, su Broad»«V. Tfew Tori. ,. »»rWdJy

STOBAtfK, COlUtiaSlOJiifiRAUi. uJ&d (14—T' jobs aunt. toh^ fJ sroai«B, oowustoa aai

A I N E A S

NIOW ndAKBRl A|T1

TLOtnt' STDBB.

FRAHM HfilXHS A1 of all ktaSs rt

BREAD nod CAKES, J3RBT5BE3USI, aad Dealers la O O E I E 0

OtrXafkrtte it^'fcetwean daaal aad Beget, is

:ds30dl^,a

ma*

ASTKouoar.

?ra

OLOGY

LOOK OUT.

«HHWD BTJEWS rO)||uu

PBorisaioa,

1b ioveAAin 4fte Keterfails iha aas tk» aeonk of -wtaatDf

«&>aAmtoQ( 0f

tl»a sUgieto

«Aes tba married bappy. |£r aid anuVdrto. buy beeasotlclud in tnnniiable iSrttubm. u,d Ule result baa always been Uw n£^l.1r

bpeedj aid Bam Kanlage,

S.^£Sr»'^S:2S.a*«3s fre satu&ctlon on all tke eonoaras ot UliS. .which OMba.asated andprorad by thooeaad*, boiha^t. rtW and single, wbo daily aad —t"'t itais hm *M ln baaiasas Iwi Bdrtoe tHafaMam Hfa« can foretell, wita tlka rnatsat nenalnla Tin saitof all ovmaieroiai add baelness trmaaaotions.

Lottery nambers given wMsuBk«ctr» dbarnu BAFfiABli ia a bona flde Aatrolocits laat a?ery oae can depend span, aaiiaennt. Mt Astrologist of the nineteenth oeatnry. It ia ihat wali-anawnlaot tkatatakea ilHtera

J»et^"

defs oopy her advertlsemsata and try to Uaitate

the Mrentbdaagbtw ef tbe

Myeath dangbter she was born with a nrtnral

toAil interriawa strtotty private and confidential. As a Jfentaie fhyaioiaat aar raaadtaa naver tail oar*all ramale IrregoianUee, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger egmeeare.— fhey can not Injure, bat, oa tha^aoMtrarj, they improve the health.

Therefore, oome one, oooMali, t«t ./

111 fiebni b«i fatal Areite irf Jita. Gineinnati, Ohio. T2BMB.—Ladies OenUessaa, Hjozdl

N. B:—The Madame will aaiwerao Utters without a DM of 91 aad a S-ceat stamp tt indlosed.' Ad drees book Box 631. uiSMM)

r. Burton's Tobacco Antidote

od, iuvigoratM the S73tem, poesesseaoreal stt-eoglfceniiig panrevM Su eSceDnit 1 m« «sa«» a»«ii(fURuu^ jwww. ia au esceuvut app-tiiir, Enables tho stomach to digest th*. food, mmkca sleep refreshioc, and £t

hesltb. Vnoker* and eh&ter* for ttxtu Price Firtkcents per box. An iutarestt% V^trton tei^As or tobacco, nidi lists of tq jTrara. Agent

UDO Add0M»

OR. T. E. Abbo:

w- h»ii TE^TXMON PogWAsren's lpsTtxoitr.—I tee's AidUate fro\ Rev. M. effectual cure., H. O'

fjJBn iiwnft a »ci.0—Phf«se

IHJX, CoundltOD.HerdsoB.t r, Sefithvry't Cfficf. ion/ Tie OH racejtvt tuw

Fno* tbbXF.'S.TR senl a unpplv of the A (MM it* *arx scUtLT.

sclrtit. O. T. Edcue.

Pbow Nr.w H4Jsrsatn\a/4Ta Faisoa.-^tosllenien ef toSnWire Ing ban cared of tbe eppethe for tebjusco by udHK Or. Bartojn Astidote, wedMMtfsnppV for t&e prUumern of this lnulititlon.

Joust* JUjto, Wktdaj^f N. H. sate Mstiu A Bs.xzr.ti'a Testix/Ht. DrXBnrton's AnUdote for I^b^ccotuuttemmpli/kd off doomdnr it. -Tf»^

W. 3fiXXJ[Jit Not. BaukVfiy Alhjng

A Cirttr*i(A»'3JTbstihoxr. •^-OTrBoxoi- AJmtiot* cured my brolliwytnd myself. It hstw

TiJU.

Rrt. l.W. SnoKXAKKR, KelfcyV8t*tron7FB. PKOW thk Muri HitADQtiAaixaR, LTJUt, Bbows-X httrrifainrd tKrty-fae enmidf of ftnh in thr\monlhs by

Antidote, and nfl dafre f^iepM-cob JB.

tisinff l)r. Barton's mnovedi Fro*/« iovrmiaf Hoita B^i\naRK, hpx nf Barton's Afitldote removed ai\iefire fur thnAvecd from ma. I take pleasure in itramoimBii* It to onr readers. T. Y.

Suatib,

Edifl

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. [T*-/irUmirk Copyrtghud.]

Tbe dreat English Remedy

StB JAMES CLABKli VKMALE EILtS, teparod from a Prescription ot Sir J. Clarke, M. P., Phyiiblan Bxtraordinary to the Qsearr

This invaluable iaadi«ina is unfailing ia the oaiv'of all tho painful and dangerous illnriMna to whloh tbe female ooastitution aatjaoSAIt modei ales ail e«os«ses and remoree ail «Mrao Ueua« ftxm whatever oanse.

TO MAKBira LUn» tat

It is particularly suited, It will, in a shoe} time bring on the monthly period with regularity,und although a powerful remedy, does net ooataln anything hurtful to the oonstitutlen. 'In all date* at' Mervoae aui Spinal ASsotioas, Paina ia tbe Back and Limbs, Tatigaa on slight exertion, PalpUatioa of the Beart, Hysteric* and WbMa. rill effect a cure when all other means Jtmr» lailed. *nil dlreetions in the pamphlet grand «chpackage,

,. at

8PBCIAL HOTIOK.

9awAaa or Oopmaararts. Okaarsa tha itpkae of J0B M08BS oh the paokage—pnrchaae nune without it—au. others are base aad worth fees mitations.

N. B.—One Dollar, with fifteen oents for poJtega, enclosed to tbe sola Proprietor, JOB IKMU^?700rtl«ndt street, New Tors, will insure a j?otol the jttmi'm, containing Fifty Pilie, byrecrn mail, sooareiy sealed trom all observation,

LIFE—HEALTH—STBENQT] LIFE-HEALTH—STHENQT]

The Great French Remedyj Delamarre's Specific Pills Prepared by OanAaoina A Dvrear, No. ll.Bae hum bard, Paris, and highly recommended'By the entire Uedical faculty ot fraaoev .$

Area most energetic and sIBcient Bemedy in aaea of HpecmatorrbOBa or Seminal WeaknMa Sightly, lail)r or PaKMATOa* Bmissions Sexaal Weakness or luroriifcx Weakness ariaik# ft«a Secret Habits and Sexual Kxcesaes BeUttUsa ot th* Genital Organs Weak Spine 'Brlck-dtut" deposits ia the Crine charger,J Ao., and all the ghaatly train tons arising fnwaOTsraae wBaeaMss.

A PampM£«0 Dtrestionsau tnan. Spanish aad nil will be sent by who will write lor it. '4

Ipg fall particulanL with printed in rrenciv~tHk scoompanieteaettiMK free of cost, to any one

Price tltOO Per ^ox, or six 80x01 Ar foMr A3K rOB CBLAitABBB'tf BPKCIFIO FILLS,

ABB XAKB NO OTHBBS.

Sold by all the principal Draggtria, «r WIH Iib seat by mail, securely sealed from observation, on receipt ol the specified prioe br any advSTtising Agents, or by the soie Proprietors. oaOAB •}. huau A CO., iff Oortlandt Street, New Tork.

Agents for Terre Hante and Ticl^itj^^^

Orders

A'W.

W E W A E S

JJNDEBTAKRB,

UbSL

*.f dwsi^llers tut

M. W. O'CONKEL^

Having purchased back from B. W. Ohadwlok. Orober A Co., the Dadertaken JbtaMUAuim, and having bad seven years experience ia Uge liminess, Is uew prepared to lurnlsh Uetalio Bvrial Oaaee, Oasketa, atrfl Wooden OaflbtSfOCraU styles and sisea, from the beat and largest stock of hadal material in the State, at 10ti|aia Street, TM-re Haute, Indiana. dwU Terra Hants 29.Stk it 8 A A O A £,

iJlftEBTA tt E la prepared to execntc 1 orders In Ms Hne »lt| aeataees and dispatch iTner of thlrd tuad •iibrntf tnate, Terr* Hmt. Indiana. 'raSlAJvlf

j^OUiiD FOR EUEOPBI

Redaction

to t®*! iiq

Stqpk^.

In oonseqnenca of aa anticipated trip to An rope early next Spring I am determined to cadpea my large and elegant stosii of CloiliiBg 4 fieota' Varatsliiiiv 6oM# down to tha loweet standard, aad far that peifrnw #U1 sett any thing in my line, et greatly redBcMl ftgnres—I know, mnch lower than ony other tablishment in &is city. «imcsit

*ki L.GOODI NO. 6 UNION BOW, and US Mi

1» i«t. .aaa^i

*B»

ssmswiW'' UCDIAVA.

#ce

CORY So MANGOUUli Hsva'rensoved to their new aad spacious taU'tta' frosting on Ho. 121.Mala SttSet, and No. 8 MfuT* Fifth street, where th«y Wiil^be pieasad tbelr Meade ant dastomefs With a Ijn andooia-

SASTF*