Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 December 1868 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

STATE ITEMS.

Fobt Watwk skating park is a success.

Thb

Bubglabs

The

man

Indianapolis has five daily papers, and a theatrical advertiser. Two morning and three afternoon "four English and one German. -e——r-.'i I vT)e /CHAl

Evansville Opera House is closed.

The Presbyterian Church at Greenfield was dedicated on Sunday.

The

sleighing in Northarni«IwljfW$ I®

reported unusually fine.

HTDBAUUC

water power company

has been formed in Anderson.,

"weoV through" three stores

in La Fayette, on Ohristmas night.,

Centbnaby

E.,

Mabquib

who was "killed" at St. Louis

Grossing, Bartholomew county, the other day, isn't dead yet.

The girls in LaFayette oan't pick uj chips, their feet being so large that they coyer thfc door-yard.' 'J '1 1-C

The South Bend-gas works exploded^ few days sni(ceaa4iiJ*rt Ihe^esJaWis^ meat was burned.

bevival

is in progress in the Meth

odist Clutch at Boonvill^

of Will probafcly

applied for by Mrs. Clem's attornies,, when her case comes up again befefre the Marion Criminal Court

The people of Bunker Hill have built, a handsome new, Methodist Episcopal Ohurbh aid'it Is lo be deflicate® fen thai second Sunday of January.

The people of Corydon, Harrison coun ty, want anew Court'' House, abdi fiat a appointed a committee to get up plans and specifications.

viqilatmje,

Since the establishment of the Orpbah, Asylum at Efansvflle, eigh|y c£ildren havs beahteteiveiiheseln and 6aied foi, fifty of whom have been provided witji good homes,

A BBIDQE over the Obi0, xrii6df New Albany and Portland, is talked of. It is pfopoeed that »l$e brtdg^sfcall havje three tracks-—one for root passenger!, one for wagons, and one for a street railroad.

THE Greensburg

brakesman,

The

Church, Now Al

bany, is enjoying a protracted meeting. I" J? Anderson has a 'Squire that gets drunk and tries to walk between a lamp post.

has resigned his Professor

ship in the Indiana State University, consequence of ill-health.

Eldsb H.

St. John

Van Dake

has

resigned charge of thJ Christian Church at Lebanon.

4J^any.

versions are reported.

Base

ball

^op-

and skating on Sunda'^

are prohibited in Indianapolis by municiipal lftw.. ... illlis Utti

Water was let into the Madison Skating Kink for tho first time on Christmas Eve.

The Irving House at Hanover, was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday eve

ning last.

The Indianapolis

Mirror' nominated

"one of tho Julian brothers' fortheeditor: ship of "the new administration organ.

Rbv. O. A. Burgess, President of, the liorthwestorft Christian University, "Thdianapolis, is quite sick with starlet fever.

The meanest man in the State lives in Green County. He stole four gallons, of soft-soap from the editor of tho Worthingtan Times.

named Simmons, who

was employed on the Eastern Division of the Ohio & Mississippi Kailroad, fell from a train on Christmas day, and had his neck broken. He lived near "Washington, Indiana. ...

The special plectioQ in Carroll County) on the 23d jjataot, Jrhieh was ordered by the Governor under the statute governing.cases of failure to elect by reason of tie votes, resulted in the choice of Beuben W.

Fairehild, Republican, by a majority of 74. This is a Republican gain.

LaFayette Journal says "Our

candidate for the Senate is tho best man who can be found, come from whatever portion of the State he may, provided only jUmt hah true to the principles of the Union and sworn to keep clear of all complicity with rings organized for the purpose .of plunder and repacity.'

It is reported that one of the witnesses who was spirited.away from fndianapolis during the Clem trial has been recovered and returned, and will testify to Jlrs. Clem's appearing in men's clothes with her brother, on the day before the murder, and coming to the_city with him bn the evening after.

The following persons filed petitions for adjudication in bankruptcy, on Saturday: "William Griffin, Marion county Isaac F. Harried, Wayne county Ruel. Faber, Casa oounty Nicholas Marks, Perry county John M. Brown, Perry county John G. Hardin, Hendricks county Edward Lenox, Morion county.

In the Marion Criminal Court on Saturday, the cases of contempt against Messrs. Holloway and Bingham were called and issue made, the defendants admitting the facts .but claiming that the Court had no right to issue the order forbidding the publication of the evidence. A further consideration of the case was postponed until to day, when the argument will probably be made.

Trustees of the Asylum for the Blind, report a balance, in the Treasury sufficient touappbrt tb'e Institution until March 31st, 1869. They recommendthe increase of the Balary of the Superintendenw from $1,400 to $2,000, and the building of an addition to* the MHin building, at an estimated ctfsto'f fBtf.foe. The report of the Superintendent W. H. Churchman, show" that during the .year one hundred and fifty-six pupils were received, 57 males and 69 females. yJi

learn from the Indianapolis pa

pery. thar/ tiaco the close of the Clem trial, the authorities having the matter in charge have been actively at work, hunting up new evidence in the case, and also facts in regard to some of the witnesses who testified for the defense. •Hunry Reed is nqw in jail under an in« dictment for perjury, and tho game fate is probably in Store for others. On Saturday afternoon Peter Wilkins, somewhat known as an amateur detective, was arrested on a charge of conspiracy and running ofi of witnesses. He was taken before Judge Chapman, who, after hearing the case, released him on bail of $500, which "was given by Mr. Leathers. Further developments may be expected soon.

ICO. ,• A dispatch

committee hasten or

ganized in New Albany by th». young* sters—a la Seymour. The Ledger de nounceB the cffgaHlfciftioii.

BTWobiftc, Of PfefckaJ railroad bridge at that place on Christ^ mas evening, and was instantly killed. His head was badly crushed.

MuKCisliaS an Organization of young men, called "Zetetics," formed with thb view to cultivating esthetics, dietetici peripatetics and all the other "etics."

1 1

Herald, speaking by

the card, announces that'a little gunpowder sprinkled in the hair will banish lice." The Indianapolis Mirror tly|iks tbediscovery Is the reiu.lt ot accident.

Pbof. Black, ofJadiaiupQliSi with has pupils will make conofrt war Ummgl

NxaK Ml V«rnon,

with has

the State, singing it all the' principal cities, immediately after the holidays.-^-The professor is a good singer and has met with great success as a 'voire builder." May he accumulate "stamps 1,!

Thursday nighty

Richard Russell was shot and instantly killed by Gabriel HatfcaWay. Hathaway had been JsUpcked down taott beaten by Russell, and was running away from him when he turned and shot Russell through the heart, having, first %AAded him.— Hathaway has not been heard from since. Russell was married only fbree weeks ago. The affair resulted from, an «ld grudge.

from Fort Wayne gives

the follaiwiog batch of railroad news "Work on the Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Railroad is progressing rapidly. Tho heavy grading and filling will be mostly completed by spring. The contractors of the Grand Rapids Road will begin .work at this place this week and hurry it forward as fast as possible. We have flattering prospects for the completion of these two road9 during the next summer, and the commencement of the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne, and -Saginaw & Michigan Railroads, wliiah will, when completed, make Fort "Wayne one of the principal railroad towns in the State.

The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad have completed their new stockyard "ftr this city. contains twenty aores of gcoon^, with substantial buildings for Bto^"

THE

IH 11

THE Columbus Bulletin chronicles big fight about a hog, which began b, tween two biWbirs, iiWhde* totbe family, and 4na$|^ hjvol ved half thb

moduS operandi in the election of

a United States Senator does not seem to tvfl'gmajflHy ^•understood, and those who to the Stateiaw for information have been disappointed. The act governing the matter was passed by Congress, July 25, 1869, and under it Senator Morton" was chosen two yeab ago* it pTflJgdea that the election shaill take place on the second Tuesday aftir the assembling of 'the Legislature. On that day the members of each House vote feVpirately, afwi thoreAtlt shall be etatered up by the Clerk or Secretary. At 12 o'dockj Meridian, of the succeeding day, the two Houses shall convene in joint assembly, and the journal of each House shall be,read. If it. appears from this reading that the same person has received a m^qrUy.of Jtfae votes cast, he shall be declared elccted but if not, the joint as-

Snphly .shall pt*q«ed to ballot. A majority ortlie mamliers shall constitute a quorum, and the person having a majority of the votes cast shall be declared elected. If no election shall be had on that day, the two Housee shall meet in joint assembly each succeeding day of the session, or until some one is elected.— At the coming session of the Legislature there will be so necessity of the election being protracted, as there is a safe Republican tfiiijoHfy in both branches, and a preliminary caucus will decide upon the candidate to be voted for.

From Georgia.

Sayaknah, Ga., Dec. J28th.—The Supreme Court of Georgia has given a deciiroir sustaining tbe decision of ft lower court, which held, that tbe consideration of a note given F6r borrowed Confederate money was a good and valid one. The plea was the failure of the confederation, and that Confederate money was an illegal money. Hot money, or any other -thing of value.

E E A

•rr,h- Anatria.^^ issii1?

VIENNA, Dec. 28.—Grecians are fleeirig from Tarkey on account of the threaten ed war. Several families of fugitives have been removed by the people of Roumania. They have been warned, however, that they must preserve abso. lute neutrality in case of war, on pain of expulsion, ^ia

liliu

France.

PA.bm,

Dec.

28.—The

Oonstitutioneb

semi-official organ, publishes a telegram from Vienna announcing that the Porte will dealine to adhere to the proposed conference of the termB of bis ultimatum to Greece in which the matter of Orote or international quostions are mooted.

England.

London, Dec. 28.—The following dispatch, dated Constantinople, 26th, says the provinces are entirely tranquil. Tho Turkish commander, Kiamilia?, had arrived before Syria.

The Star this morning condemns, and the Standard approves, the recent action of the British authorities at Nankin.

Sir Richard Maynes, who made himsolf notorious not long since, by breaking up sundry meetings in Hyde Park, died yesterday.

Spain.

Madbid, Dec. 28.—The Government is taking measures to reduce the budget for the ensuing year.

Emilan Castillar, the well known Republican, says a Republic has been morally formed already in Spain, as the Republican party carried all the great cities in the country except Madrid, in the late elections. 5: fj

From New York.

New .York,

Dec. 28 —In Lafavetle,

Sussex county, N. J. a widow White made a confession, just previous to her death on Saturday, which horrified the town.

Being a member of the Methodist church she sent for some of her fellow members to attend her in her dying hour, and to them she confessed that about seven years ag3 she poisoned her infant child and that it died,T.and a .year afterwards she administered poison to her husband's father. Later still, on the return of ber husband from the army she dealt to him also a fatal poison.

The woman had borne a good character. The only reason assigned for making this dying .confession was her desire to rid her conscience of this load of crime prior to her death.

She was perfectly sane up to the time of her decease. ..." .c-w i.-"»

DIED.

Major Wm. Taylor, one of the veterans of 1812, died at his residence in Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, of general debility.— He was a soldier in the war of 1812, also in the Mexican war. He was at the time of his death seventy-four years old, and leaves a wife and child, the latter one year old. annexation.

The Tribune says the* Danish government- are disposed to insist upon the United States accepting the Danish West India possessions, bargained for by Mr. Seward, as that government has accepted the terms proposed by Seward in behalf of the United states Government. hotel

Liquoas.

A chemical analysis of the brandy and whisky sold at the leading hotels in this city shows they are composed of twothirds water, the other third being tannin fusil oil and sugar. ,,

THE FRENCH CABLE.

It appears the French Cable Compan^ has bought from Leigh & Howard, of this city, a charter granted by the legislature of this State conferring upon tlierti a valuable telegraph franchise.— Part of the purchase money was conditioned upon procurement of the opinion of the Chief Justice, to the effect that the charter confers exclusive right to lay and work cables between the shores and islands of New York and France, so that no future act of the Legislature of the State or the Congress of the United States can limit that right, or authorize any one else to interfere with its enjoyment.

The Chief Justice declined to give opinions, and recommended B, R. Curtis be tried, and from him and from Mr. Evarts unsatisfactory opinions were ren coived.

The company next made trial of Reverdy Johnson, and procured his opinion in a banquet speech.

In tho course of his remarks our Minister said he would remind his friends belonging to the empire of Franco of the aid they rendered to America in the Revolution. Their government did not differ much from England in the great principles upon which it was founded.— Thev had made each State sovereign, and each was left in undisturbed possession of its own territory, therefore be could not understand how the doubt had risen what the company wanted. Altogether he did not precisely know, but he supposed they wanted as much as they could get, but if they wanted to carry their wires into Maryland, and got permission of the State, no one could hinder them from going there. the isthmus canal.

Tho Evening Post has a report that Mr. Cushing has been seat to Bogota, with full instructions from our Government to close the contract for a Canal across the Isthmus, towards which our Government is ready to promise a guaranty of $1,000,000, probably part of the sum needed to make a survey.

The Post says it is asserted that Gen Grant has been consulted about the Pana ma Ship Canal, and is warmly in favor of the scheme. It is said he thinks its speedy construction necessary to preserve our commercial and naval supremacy, and our empire on the Pacific.

It is rumored Gushing has been examining maps to report upon,the most feasible line ior a canal, and thBt hels convinced the canal must be built at or very near the line of the present Panama R. R., and that the Canal Company and the Railroad Company ought to be on#.".

ABMT orncEBs.

Washington specials say President Johnson, it is understood, intends retiring all army offisers over 62 years of age, among whom are Adjutant Gen. Lorenze Thomas, Paymaster General Brice and Brig. Gen. Phillip St. George Cook. attempted assassination.

From information received by a mem* ber of the committee appointed by tbe late convention at Jackson, Mint, to urge before Congress the admission of that State into the Union, it appears an attempt has been made to assassinate Gen. McKee, who was elected as a Republioa^

I'rrrr-H AITTE INDIANA. TUESDAY UOKNIN&' DECEMBBB 9»,

to Congress, from the 4th district of Mississippi- The following is the dispatch: NATCHEZ, Dee. 26.—-Bill Hewitt and others attempted last night to assassinate Gen. McKee, on the steamer Lee. McKee was slightly wounded,. Hewitt severely. Gen. Dudley McOary, coMmender, is investigating the matter. (Signed)

COTTON CASE."

In the United States District Oourt, before Judge Blatchford, the Stevenson cotton case, in vol via about a million dollar's worth Of cotton, was to have como on for trial, but the Government asked adjournment until next month on account of the absence of Important testimony. The case waa finally set for January 5tb with the understanding that the Government was not then ready the case whs

to be dismissed) SMUGGLING

CASE.

If an officer in the public service has shown a peculiar fitness for his position, and evidence of his ability to perform its functions in the highest degree of excel* lence and with honesty of purpose, no matter what his political opinions may be, it would be improper to displace that officer with one who could at least perform the duties no better.

From Chicago. I T:

Chicago, Dec. 28—It is expected tlral the Washington street tunnel connecting the southern and western portions of the city will be opened to the public on New Year's day. The last brick was laid this morning. The total cost of the tunnel will be $330,000. ntOM

OMAHA*# ',1 fa

The new German Catholic Chflrcfi^in Omaha was dedicated by Bishcp O'Gorman on Ohristmas day. suicidr. *V

Otto Christman, a German restaurant keeper of Omaha, suicided on Saturday, cause unknown.

Prom Washington. vi

WASHINGTBN,

Dec.

28.—Gen.

From St. Louis.

St. Louis, Dec. 23.—A Cheyenne dispatch says seventy-seven head of horses and males have been rtin off by the Indians from the neighborhood of Lapert since Wednesday. The Indians are believed to be from the nortb, and belong.to Red Cloud's band.

CENTBAL PACIFIC B. B.

I".:' --H

Pittsbubgh, Pa.,

Mobgan.

thi JULLEBTON CASE.

Judge Nelson has-vacated his order staying proceedings in the Fullerton case, but he has directed argument to quash indictment or any similar proceedings shall be held until after trial, when motion for arrest of judgment or any similar motion can" be heard, if the defense desire.

,•!* iJI*

The Blaisdell and Eckell case la to come on for trial to-morrow. THE PUBLIC OFTICE8.

It is stated that Gen. Grant has expressed himself opposed to turning wen out of office merely for opinion's sak6.— The purpose of his administration will be the faithful performance of his great office, to see that the laws are carried out that honesty and economy prevail in the public service, and that all the officers are capable and efficient.

Grant

will leave this city Wednesday evening for Baltimore, where he will remain until Thursday, and then .leave for Philadelphia, spending New Year's day in the latter city. There Gen. Grant will be tho guest of Mr. Albert. £*"*1

COMING SPEECHES.

Senator Morton is preparing a reply to! certain newspapers which have assailed his recent speeches. Other Congressmen are preparing speeches on financial questions, among them Gen. Butler, who will oppose resumption Of specie payment.

A Salt Lake telegram says the.Central Pacific Railroad reached lour hundred and seventy-one miles east of Sacramento yesterday.

SNOW STOBM.

'A heavy storm has been fftgin| and west sin!e Saturday. ABBESTED.

David Karmon, who escaped from the Illinois Penitentiary in October last, was arrested here yesterday, and will be seiit back.

THEATBICAL.

Frank Meakin, manager of Wood 3 Museum, has rented the new Dearbor Street Theater that was opened two weeks ago. The actors complain of being swindled out of their wages by the batffcruj managers.

SHOT DEAD.

Cornelius, a notorious cut-throat, a ruffian, was shot dead on Saturday Peter Doyle, in a Saloon in Lemont, in this county. Thecoroner's jury partially exonerated Doyle. Heavy bail will ndt be exaoted. The deceased had rekidod twice ia the State Prison.

SUDDEN DEATH-

Moses Stitson, fifty years of age^git aboard a train at Cordova, this morning apparently well, but died from congei tion of the brain before the traftij reaofied Port By ron,T Illinois.

North Carolina.

Raleigh, N. C., Dec. 28.—Senatir Sawyer publishes a letter, denying ttie statement recently published, charging Gen. W.

J1- Bennett with having obtained

his appointment as revenue supervisor for North and South Carolina upon'fraudulent recommendations also pronounces as false the statement that Gen. Bennett* has been called to Washington to answer thes9 or any other charges. proclamation.

Gov. Hoidon has issued a proclamation calling attention to the law providing for holding municipal elections in cities arid villages of that State, on the fii^-Mon-ddjln January.

^. Accident.

Naw HiViif, D&c. 2T.—A ttaitt on the Shore Line railroad, when hear Cliotoi yesterday noon,, ran into a carriaga coj tefaing E. E. Bo wen, a preBSffitotvnier-

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RoghisxiB, N. Y^ Dec, alt—^tte Kellogg House and contents, Postoffi&e ahdT News Rdoth building at Bath, Stetrtifen county, were bufhed this jn6rning. Loss tio.QW.

I* Arrived.

BW *fVRk,v Dec. '2B.—*T Aiaaka, from As pin wall on brings $755,100 in treasure.

From Riobmond, Va. RieHMoND, Dec. 28.—Gen. Stonematf haa orderedJtbe Mayor to hoW.in^urtody

l»nd by Ju|ge UnderwoocP «... .. --v 4. ...,- VjS jStikS I -.o.) .e .-?9rf««a «e:

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Colored Convention.

Dec.

28.—A

Conven

tion of colored men of Western_Penn^ was held here to»day, Henry Higland Gartett, President of Avery College, Chairman.

In the evening, resolutions were discussed and adopted, recommending that the elective franchise be extended to the colored men of thefitate.

It is proposed to bring the matter before the Legislature, and take measures to secure this, and also to provide for the educational interests of the colored peo-

?..* a. a in ogw --i u. Fire, m, DubhaU, Canada, D&. '28.—Patterson's woolen mills were destroyed by fire Saturday night. Loss *20,09G. ---:A

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph.1 OnroimuTX, Doc.

WfflSKT—^^omioaDy unchanged^...^ t, WHBAT—Dnllaod

VT-

nominally lower, atjfl 70

1 Vilwa^ikee, 2 OO^for amber Indiana, white California

for No. .1 20 for CORN—Heavy and.about lc lower at 94@97c for new mixed western, 1 07J491 09 for old do ia stor^, 1 11 for do. afloat, 1 13 for b{gh mixed nearly yelloW afloa). 101 07 fat new yellow southern and 1 Q£@l 03 for new White eontbern-

CUT MEATS—Hams and middles heavy, DRESSED HOGS—Heavy at ll%@13 for western and 12@12% for city.

LABD—A shade easier at 16@17. MONEY—Opened with less pressure and up to 2 o'clock loans were mvdeat legal rates and 7 per cent in coin there were- shipments of currency to tenth' Carolina ^4tT arjvois 'thaM e«tfft*rbalanced by receipts tiom "the west. The demand for money became very active after two o'clock and the mwketMaa more stringent than any previouBday since the present stringency set in. Before three o'clock the rate In currency w»s paid with commission added of 1-16 to per cent. These are among the dearest rates ever paid in Wall street and (here can be no permanent improvement until after the quarterly bank statement. ..

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOW TO GET PATENTS. For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and deyTiptlon. Forjagpljcat send model, not over fe foot in size, anfSlO.'flhrt Oovernmerit and Stamp feoa", Speciffcatlona," drawings', caveats assignments prepared rejected claims jirosocated. Also, interferences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents taken out In all Enropean countries. Illustrate pamphlets, 110 pages sent free. Addfosii CDlTN 4 00., 23d3m j"« -iHo, SfrPark BowrM Y.:

HOTELS.

JAOOB BDTZ. GEO.C. I ^AtlONAL HOUSE, rxz i.

Cob.

Sixthand Main 8tb«*e.

J8E, 4

TERRK HAUTE

JACOB MUK.

fRownrrttBs.

TLij Hodse haa been thoroOgbly refurnlshe-i. my 23disly

rj^iiigKB HAUTE HOUSE^ OOONBB MAIN AHD 0KVXBTB STBSXM, Terro Haute, Indiana.

fsi. fiote! iias recently beeii rifltted, and jmt I*' first-class order, offering ^oocmmodationB unoar p»u«d In theSate.

T. & BOHTIR,

house:—

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AND

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Terre Hante, Indiana,.

w. ffitirfiTH :.....-T....:AE^-.......r»#»Mitof .. Ji/J Oiuoe of fcl&rah&U, Mcnlesum» *dq Ptiaeetiae Frc to & ad IVob6 all Trfclci, noYaWtf

PARK HOTEL,

OK THE AMERICA* AND EDB0PEAN P11N, Vor. Beekman and Nassau Sis. Near City Hall Park Hew York

GEOEGE WIGHT, Proprietor. B. Lopated. in.tUe very heart of the wholeeala business, one of the most conveintly located JUiteia tot Merchants, pnslneas men and others vislijng the city. d29d3m

PHYStCIANS.

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HR DsSi&RKY, JLJ HttlWaiOPATB IC -I PHISICIAN, Sl)K080 AJTD ACCOBOHM. {Itrs*: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D., Bar.

W. Martin, J. 8. Beach, Esq. Dr. Bgftert. Ornc* asd

Residence

on Mulberry-street, be-

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Wi$frMENof the LAND, TheDiTlne, tlie P&ysictan, the, Jndge, fiAS jjSE:- DATLY jf»f-TfiKi^W^no^s.ANijr bicommwp

V*i* Wall Inv'alfd* anrt'6uflei*ri! .,a^ is -'. i" I TnoaSt Ui%" I QriDepsia. Sick Boadac^u, Soar" Stomach, CortirenessiHeartburn.rridlgeslion, Piles, BIHcrip*

Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gortt, Bnenmatic Affections

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NA^tra»«s own

Mm G00P RlHEPi .ic- 'CJJBBAST^S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, As the jkit ami Host Rentable HMHstas Brer offered tp peqple for the abore class of diseases.

Tbe nursing babe, it« brothers and sisters, its urepta and crand-pareots, will all Sod thia jtleasaat rsmouy weH adapted fer the^ campist^M^ a

r-.r TARRANT CO.?* 't ilssrStilrscinwiclr St., New Vork. iS to a S S .-J- '«&-•]

chant of this city, his son and anotbbr: a*u^-Jfl*eodi man. Ho was very severely injured a^dhis sen had one foot cut ofil

O AVJE-lLOI^EiY A2iIX JDBtiiK ..M ¥»DTBA. JOSEPH STRONG, 190 Main Strast, Tern Haste, Agent for

ler

the __20|b, J'

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Toax.

Tbe naparailed sneers* of'this OompsuT is ow--myto^laet-ttatthey. IMPO«»-«betr»ew fllrect Jvtra the prodDciog district* of China a&4

JapM,(iB' eeU tbeni, at ro^sil, throoffe their Xgetxvf, at earn© prire», thn»s»tiBfi6»»WfXB»aae profits yo«a-»e paid hecetofore. All goods warranted. to gifejratUfaaflon, or bone/ refnoded, .. PRici iifat

Oolong Blaek).... 'Hjnw (Sri

—,_«80 901,00 best $1,80 per ft

Youag~Sj«w»(are«n): #01,00,1,SS^*. 1,60 Mixta (Or. A Black 80 SO. 1,00 1^0 Imp«rial(green). ,.90 l^X),uaS l^SO Japan aatnraUeaf. .„»1,-00,IA# 1.* \sipsms»fcs —11 1^1 OnnBCwder (Qroen)....l,00 1,25 1,50 SogiBreaUast (BlkJ 1,00,1,10

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Empire Oompaay'a celebratadi brands Lot Am and Tong How Obopa of B)a«k Tm, wi' Qreaa Tea rBoewseaOed—fl,25. '\j juma-i «w is--- •. »eJnad e«^t isttt 1

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88.

FLOUB—Unchanged »t"$7 50(38 00 for family. WHEAT—Dal] No 1 red at 91 75. COBN-Prim* ear at 67@G8, (balled 70. WHISKY—Firm at fl. HOGS—Firmer, but few on the market tire sold 60, dressed 11 25A18.

LABD—Bftid, atI7)4 'or prime kettle aad 17 tor, !t earn, but It ii genera' ly held above thefi? rate: consumptive demand and ipecniations are limited though I be extreme ljgbt teceipteof hog* makes th« mbre rettlen trader the imprefiion that Po'sibly the logs are all In.

GO LP-^-Atul34^ buying j, jj»j

NISWyOBK 'MABra*ri9 By Telegrapb.l N«W Yo»k, Dec. £i. FLOUB—Dnll and strongly in buyers' faror 4e« at 86 9i@S 25 for sanarflae state weitam, 6 85@f 35 Tor extra state, J8 70®8 00 for extra western, 88 46AH) for white wheat extra, $6 95 (§9 GO.for O, *7 76@9 for extract. Lonis, flO .. j. -i—s—-inlet Oall1 10@11 BO for new. .:!.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Book Trade!

$£*t in

Our Life. Illustrated by Pen 4 Pencil. Parables from Nature. The Home of Washington. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. The Fountain of Youth. Adventures of A. Griffin. Hymn8 In Prose, for Children. Gislie, the Outlaw. -j* The Christian Armor. The Cross Bearer. The Cup Bearer. Poetry of the Year. Poetry of the Woods. Poetry of the Fields. The Standard Poets, in various styles of binding, and at any price you wish.

T. S. Arthur's Works. Turkey Antique A fine selection of Photograph Albums, and many other fine Books unenumorated but on exhibition at the Old Stand.— Among our

'Jffew Books of the Day,'

will be found the following: Miss Muhlbach's Complete Works Cloth or Paper.

Mrs Marv J.JHolmea' Complete Wffrks. Charles Dickens' do. various bindings. Beecher'a Norwood. Daisy. By the Authorof "Wide, Wide World.'.'

The Hermit. By Rev. Chas, Kingsly. The Pupils of St. John, by the Author of "Heir of Radclyffe."

BABTLETT & GRUNDY,

A.T 101 MAIN STREET,

Hits

done their beat this year to present to the publio an acceptable Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE, beliareng it will bo appreciated by the cituiens of Terre Haute, who

COMBINE BEAUTY AND VTIUTY. Among the 1001 Books upon their shelves, will be found the following, elegantly bound and beautifullv illustrated copies: 1

Birket" i^oaler'fl Pictures of English Landscape. Thd Parables of Our Lord. Antique iKorocco, Gilt.

Xrving'a Sketch Book Artist's Edition, ,120 Engravings. Kathrine—Her Life aad ilfine—by J. G. Holland. Green cloth, gilt, tinted paper. An Elegant Gift.

Tbe Book of Elegant Extracts. Roses and Holly—"A Gift Book for all the Year."

English Sacred Poetry of the Olden Time. a The Months, Illustrated by Pen and Pencil.

Too True a Story of To-Day. The Spanish Gypsey, by Geo. Elliott. The Amazon. A Novel, from the German.

Cameos, from English History, by the Author of "The Heir of Radclyffe." Advice to a Mother. By Chavasse,

Advice to a Wife. Albert N'Yanza, Great Barin of the Nile.

The Culture Demanded by Modern Life.—"Youmans." Illustrations of Universal Progress,-— "Spencer." aker's The Nile Tributaries of Abbyssinia.

New Editions of Irvine's Works. New Edition of Bayard Taylor's do. New Edition of Mac»uloy's England, Prescott's Works, Complete. Waverly Novels. :r! Cooper's Tales, &c., &.

IK THE WAY OF ,zi

JT tr YEN IE E m9

We haven't space to mention them al as tnere'would be room tor nothing els in the

Express,

but we can fill throug

OLD SANTA CLAUS, lots and lots of Stockings brim-ful:"and we trust that the Old Fellow will call around early, as 'twill take hita a long time to select from our abundant Bupply. In

Stationery and Fancy Goods,

t,W«

have Writing Desks, Port Folios, Ladies Companions, Port Monaies, Pocket Books,"

Card Cases, Elegant Book

Perfumed Sachets, Gold Pens, Stereoscopes and Views, Work

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Boxes, Games, Puzzles, Tablets, Jraper ^Knives, Reward* Cards, rene'la in Boxes, Toilet Stands Dressing Cases, Traveling Bags, "hess, Checkers, Dominoes, 1

Backgammon Boards, Cigar Stands, Diaries for 1869, Mathematical Instruments, Plancbetta Paper Weights, and a great variety of other Nick-nacks, suitable for a Gift to your friend, your child, txi. your lover, or your, sweet-heart, But it cheaper for you to come and see us, than fori us to pay for a

urto it longer P, t,

Come One, Cootie all, to 101 Main Street, and we will take delight in towing you our Goods.

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BiiTLETT A GKU^Y.

J. ti. BRYAN.

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115 MAIN ST.,

T£aaK u^iitai -us

NOTICE.

H. ft UrpiANAPOLIS B. B. OO.,

11a'flaosantax's

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,|ird|.jra«te, December 19, 186S

The ^MTd oNKrectors ItSTe ibis day declared dividend of six per ant. free from 0*Ternmenf tax, payable to Stockholders registered on «ba books oT tbe Oempaay, on tbe 30th day of Novents*. Western- Stockholders will be paM their divides* at taa Offlce of tbe Treasurer, in Tw"' Hant«t on and after tfooday, Jaonary itb, 1869

Bjorder of the Board a* Directors. SldtiS B. A. HOBB1S, Seo'y.

A RCH1TBCT & JBUHiDJBR.

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Plaas, Sfeelieatfoas, Saperftteadaaoe, aad De taU Drawiags famished tor every deeoriptioo of £^££L&wib«aat wcaer Hai&aad Viftb

Denaelly'e drug Store..

MILLINERY.

j^JILLINBRY.

On. BUCKIHGHAn Bm

removed to tbe corner of fnrth and Ohio Bttfets, wlwre she ls no* opening a mu and wmplete stock of Tali style Bonnets, Biboen*,

DSK8S MAKING baa also been added

to the business. Having a oompetent Itress-na %ar, satiaiaeUoB Is gaaraateed.

-dfl us*' £i\ $ £l i-

GOODS.

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SPECIAL OPENING

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DRESS GOODS,

THIS DAY,

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DECEMBER 3d 1868,

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SOOO YARDS

HILL, YARD WIDE,

BLEACH MUSLIN!

ONE SHILLING

(16| cts,) per yard. Forme? prjee 26ota.

TV JELL, MJLPLMX-& CO., Corner ^ifth and Ham Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND, -A K' ti.,2 1

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We have on head a &ae stook of. Sash. Doora and BUads, of oar own manaiaotaro, which will s«U'st a verjr sUail advance on »t.

We Warrant our World

to be mperlar to any ever before oSsrod In tbli market. lying of as will farnish eaaployawat to yo?S

Mechanlos, and at the same time

own

arks

Benefit Yourselves/

as we warrant all onr work*

We also keep on band, and maoufaotim to or* derf Window afld Door FHebdM,

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every Tariety of TlaUhlnf LomMr tmd In bmikl*

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Gray

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restored to its yo^fhful ooler»nd beauty, and with the first ftppllc&tlop a beaatiM glsa aadieliglttfU fragrance

It will came Mix to gnm BaU Itwillproffi^ltrrtrtantpowU.

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ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY^

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She haa tbe secret of wtaatM tbe affections of tbe opposite sci. She slows yon the iikanees of Tountsnvin or hatband, or abefentfnnid.— She gnidea tbe single to happy marriage, aod/. aaalcee the married happy. Her aid ana advice haa been solicited Jn ianusarable laataacee, and the rxeclt has always been tbe means c( secsc* lag a

Speedy aad Happy Marriage^'

fnuwn^to

tie'fs, therefvre, a snre dependence. It is yel thepnbiio atlaraethatsbewaetboars!, sr.d tbeoniy person In tbia ounotry nhoc+u {tin* trt* lifeenefs in reality, and who ean give ectl^»s«i.i»tacitoo ott_aii tbe oonceras ot Ufa^-wbtate

Aladams Baphael is the seventh daughter Uu seventh dangbter she was bora wielk a »l(t she can foretell yonr very thang*t». '8|fr* also cares dranaeaneea. s«* toAll interview* strictly private wuicostiioitki^

As a S'eaale JPbysidaa her remedies never Tail cure ail female irregalaritlee, aad to pruaittt the monthly flow, without danger or exposnrc. They o»u not Uijare, bat, on tue c^otm I a

Thereto re, ooate oae, eome all, to 1

111 BidtDiid, bet. Ceitrt! Areaae ui Jika. Cincinnati, Ohio. TKBM8.—Ladies, fl Oenttemea, 91,80.

H. B.—The tfadame will anjnrer ao letters If) oat a fee of tl andaSM»ntst»mp Is irrlwj. Look ji

531.

This Invalttabia medicine Is unfailing la tbe care of all tho to pain All and dangeroas diseases to which tbe female constitution is snbjeot. It modorateg all excesses and romovas all. obstric-4i«--Kons/frotn whatever oaase.

TO MAKEIKrt LAbUS if

It ia particularly salted,. It will, in short time bring on the monthly .period with regalM-lty.snB although a powerful romedy, doee- notftooatata anything hnrtfal to the constitatlen. In alLctive* of Nervons and liptnal AfTeotlosa, paiaS 'Ut tSe Back and Llmba, Fatlgna on slight exertion, Palpltatlcoof the Beact, BystcrK^au'l VTfcltee, it will etect a care when r.ll othar means bare failed'. Full (Mrectlfmn in the painr)hl4»s'aironml each package. T-

SPKOIA& tronoE.

Bawaaa orOoCNTaaram. Observe tbw naiae of JOB M0SE3 on the package—purchase nono withont It—all others are ~bise aad imitations. 8, B.—Oae Dollar, with fifteen ccats for postw, enclosed to tbe solo Proprietor, 3OB MOSE3t/Oortlandt street, New York, will Insurer a bottle ol the gtmutu, containing fifty "Pills^ by^etnrn mall, socarely sealed from all obs^rvatloa,

LIPJB—HEALTH—STBBJSTQTHl LIFE—HEALTH—STHEMGTHI!

Tbe Great Vreaeb Bamcdyj

Delamarre's Specific Pills Prepared by QABANOlsaa A Dsvokt,

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HAU'll iraniidiatoly cheeisd.

Vst at« Vf all PBPOT »w from Gi»su'»* 1«» J|5 Bawlay Sfc 40 Vttk Vkm

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GOOD NEWS FOBALk'

91,000 TO ART PIBSOH WHO WILL KjUAX iSAOAMI UAPHASL IN TfitB FBOTISSIOH.

rjlJEUS BYEE-JpAHilNQ MADAUK EAl1HASIi is the best. She saooeeds when ail ethcM Mn lUied. All who are In trocbie—all who bave been "nfnrtnnstn 11 Whose fond bopes have been dlMppointiri}, embe(I and blasted by falaopromises and tleseit^U whft a tiste bcei misled aad trifle! with—all By ta her foz advice and satisfsotioo. Ali who ara la of the affections of those they love, consult her ta friHsveand s&tlJty their ainds. In Love Affairs 8he Never Falls

isiSw tulill anil profod^by tbonsaads, both n»i»i• whixlaily aaAeasotls vtaitW d!T ju

Unjiness bot advice Is WalQable.. Jaha.

SaafMeMi, with the greatMt certainty, salt of all ovmaiercKil asd bnoiaet* traueacMebs.? Lottery nnmbors given without extra charge, is aha mm &APilAJ&L is a b*»aa fliln AeSrotocttt thatevery oae oaa depen,1 npon. bb« is the griaitst Astrologist ot the atusnawmMlllmj. it is that well-known fact tbaiiu^kou (ii«rate pretnoiers copy her advertisemebu'aud ti^jr to Imitate ier.

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'. Tobacco Antfd*t -?—-i to jMyom ALUjaaiBE roa xoaiccV ri lc '.i...lutniiletp. it purifies anl cttf'.r'.ri llMbtolKl, .Y ,fecwe3 UlQlTSteiB,po.HMSHgrUJllrfii'Jlk ing «\1 •itre.isiheuing power, is un «xcc!l«tU U/Ac ft uppnliar, eaables the stpnmch to digesbtheyusiiieo fao j, skip refrcshins, ar.d rolutt hsilyi. ymoken ami chumtrt far Hny. ghrt avtd.-. i*rke FiftXt-cuU per box. An inlerestitg ycuti.=e on lh« lRiaaioine reiitsor vebacco, with lisieef le*in»oolei.vjtf«rwj», •«*.v«.vr rass. Agenfa wantaff. Adr!rc»^

DH. T. R. ABBOTT, JCBIO}- Cuy, Jfc-J. TE5iTXi-a:oTri^fc.s. ^osrltwea'-i XysTi/osr.—I Ter/hwS hnsifSo®* ion's Vi liJote fro\

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rft&Mtcim. S. COaaBAL, Coonmoa,^Hariijoii 3©, CH*Faoa.TarJL 3. TnVsnar, tend «-snppr if the AVriDOTy 3V.S one rsetntd u-0i o. X. £lSXK.

Frcm K^ViBKELT.

nAafanir-X^ATr: P^isos-.—Cfer.ilcr-so

af iafl^caca bere having bAp cured tC ti-« «pp«Cia igj -. bj uttrtg Dr. Burto^% Antidote, wedciixi a S"P,,'ji Ui.':Ui atiioneu of thi/io\titoiion. ..—

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r,A^£*ic9B'j T*vt*a^r.—WSjiitrtoo'a Antidote for. hni ac-~0'npUJfie,l ail ruiii\riJot it. A CLEROTitAS'a/sSTlMO^T.—Os^BOI OF ASlfcCTB eacil mJiTOoUicrvotul «ay«eir.

Nmrfejj faiijI. c:

iter. I. W. StiosKAKSn, Kelley^Jutloo, Pa. JFin*Vn- Ratioi HeAixitrAmTrs, LrVj», Mjtfs—T-" 71.' a If iriy .) ounds of flrsh ia ttretiuantiulif, u*fak £»r B/rOn'-. Aathiore, and aft

T.^v: 1 Wx. L. Jii-Frr-r'j fr,t Potflim Hfci£ .ToonXit, r*i\m6^i!. boa o:" Barton's Aftidote ttmoml «V# tbr tHo/reed frolh me. I take pleasure in rccccimfciiii fe

Ojii' reaticrs, T. y. SiAtrB, Edlar.

FOf? SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. TV CwrfghM.] -V

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The Slreat fingltsli Remedy.

SlK JAMKa€iABKii FEMALE flLLfe reoared from a Prescription of Sir Ularke, U? 9., Physician Extraordinary to theQaeoc.

No-. 11 Rev

Lombard. Paris, and higblameua)«MMd«d'))y the entire Medical Faoultyol rfanCeV Area most ensrgetlo aad -effloleat Bsosedy

Impotskct

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cases of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, —, —VSmtBSions: Secstfai from

.. BhUis uuw VI wotassusea noaat(w, Sightly, Daily or PaEKAtcaa'SmtBsiaas Secsai VKoakness or

Weakness arts lag from

Secret Habits and Sexnal flxcesse* BelsTatfbu Weak Bplae "l«ljae"fflr tbe Vrine "Hilly Dis-

of tbe Uenltal Organs "Brick-dnat" deposits in charges," Ac., and al\ tbe ghastly tea^ ol^ymp toms arising from Oveirnse or Excesses.

A. Pamphlet, aontaiblag ftail-partiatflarat -with Directions and Advloe, printed, is Preach, Germs*. ApaSlsh and Kii(lish,'aecompaci«ei)aoh hox aad will he sent by mail, gee of eost.Aa any ana who will write lor It.

Prlwtf,00 Fer'.Box, or 8& BoJwrof ASK POB DILAMABBKtS SPXUIPIC PILLS, ASD TAKE NO OTHSHa,^

Sold by all (be principal Druggists, or wtu' be sent by mail, securely sealed frum* obeervatien, on receiptTftf the specified ptice by any advertising Agents,or by tbe sole Proprietor*,~OttOAE G. U0SS3 A CO., 27 Oortiaodt Street, Hop York. Aeeats fer Terre QawtetHid tidnltri

X. JL. UAOAK StOO.

Ordsrs bj mail promptly attended tar' latp BOW EOP—WKQy-mattis

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Over Saxton ft WalmAe^tDry Qtoo&iifore VfouJd reepeotsally sail ffaie attrfitKm of ibS'Sincens of Terr« Haute, and tb^ pablio In genera I, that be baa rented rooms above Sexton A Walfns^y'» Dry Quods store, for-theparpuaa efcafryiog

JKerobant TaileKiogu B* keeps always on haad aT^SOXOXABIJE 5JSLKCTI0N OF CASBIMSB^. ,VSSY{«C^, clOTHS, Ae.-, and Is ready tamafe II rtp 1& The Latest Style and on Bfion Hetlce, and on very. lt—sonable Tsrmx. Having no high rents to pay, be prdjhl«es to aiaks op to o^er, whether the geods b» iarnUhed by bits er not.— £rsTytbiag In bts line cheaper Utan aa|«hero "else. batting dene andwarraoted ti AiMtoral pa*rnDage sollolte'l. intfU ti.

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WM. BIEttAN & SON. •UUCCBfO'RJS TO Wm» J» Riemau ic Co-"1,

POBK PA€KKBM, Water Street, aear Blaiie'i Mill, i23ff£w T*bhi^ aXCrs Orrict—Ofat Warevod® foriStlf ottufSl 11

Cory A Maacourtv ,. ,T/«

Hogs bought and sold on ramnUsston. Uteral advanoe on pacMsg e«alignments'w

hoosein Baltlaore.

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XXTARKBN'S HOOFING. We are prepared to pat on this Boot,' an/ warrant It for Ave years. This 1st ha Bestamf Nam est Boof la a*at«idJs flre»proof. Gallon ..

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Pralrte Olty Piaalag MUlsr «ora*r ol Sttt Mulberry Street-!, taBdt *so«rs414 rea

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