Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAH

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TjbifEhttina Cburt ia in seuion. t, EiIC6itiddiEDl»e new Baptist Church. MABK THAI»r leclcirad it Indianapolis last nig|t^f'£t -J

t".

-f''-has-'

.SBB voiocipeda taken pooaossion

Qreencastlft- ft I {$'. fr •j'lfeJl ln-t-% -,*rfc fi" fr yy. sSV®®t, -M- J5. Ohurch, Richmond, has a revival. ^^*Ly*pereonB ^^i)af^ized at Laiast 8un4*y." »eyfo» &s„

JTftjfltte iastSun^y. Tk'*¥vaoav»l^ Y.M. a A. wa. "permanently orgptiteed" laft nigty-

JtroaB returned from Wa8hid|ifc8^t6Hake fifg Seat fn the Indiana Sena'

MR. W! W. Ctrait* will be a candidate for the office of Director in the Jef-te-nTtyjrfr^^m

DYPTHFBIA among children Is very alarmingly prevalent in the neighborBfrjin

TH.KODQ.AR PSASB, of Jennings county, wants to b6 Door-keeper of the Senate. Let' us have Peace. rUi'iv'TiTfr

THKBK were four hundred and thirty•ifcfaChfcSJof matrimonial martyrdom in Floyd counter last year. »hT»?:.-h —s''" *PuBBAtefinlOad

says that ra.

Radical

Levi Jawupj fell dead while striking a light, in ^|t. city on Saturday last. n.5

Tft^ff^MorB 'of the LaFayette Savings Batfk have declared a semi-annual diVftietH!" df

Good enough.

five per cent.

•i •ad TM*meaneat man we have heard of is thQ fil^o# at Indianapolis who refused to loaQ bis,friend .money wherewith to go into baakeuptoy. -'-ir 4

T^jE^e^s of Hugh Hamilton, of Marion, are in luck. He haB disappeared mysjtoiegwfcr, leaying a large estate to be admlnlsWM uponr juiBrrjiBoTKNDiOK fell from a ladder in his barn, near New Pari*, Thursday afternoon, and received injuries, from the effects of which he died in a few hours.

JACOB STRODE, of Hagerstown, was Bevefply wgapifded by the premature discharge of a ,pistol, a few days since.— Pistols are lovely playthings. i» J.jrtiu ji I

THE receipts at the State Treasury ior December foot up $113,155 53. Disbursements, $131,658 73. Balance on hand, January 1st, 1869, $566,390 tojjQo'i !-a --68.

FOB tie January term of the Marion Criminal Cpurt there are one hundred and sixteen eases on the docket, thirtysix of which are for grand larceny.'

A ijiilufaaon Wayne on Saturday nig^t destroyed A. Mestrant's tin and copper shop and an empty building adjoining. Total loss nearly $3,000. Par-

jy|MTMn,for the various itetns of "plunder" within the gift of the Legislature is feMMtting lively at Indianapolis just tfoWV It it hoped that the "teapot" will be able to stand the ''tempest."

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TH* Clerk of Vanderburgh county iaBued^^ ^macriage licenses in a single h^r,^jietp£her day. The men down that way are ail getting married, because the taxfif *ra s^ heavy that a fellow oan't carry the load alone.

A^pci-fs' of Association have been filed with the Secretary of State for the SifWFSRTJRSng Company. The business is to be carried on in Lander coun•ty, KevftdaJ tAe cffice being at Lawrenceburg, 4n£l)iA fltaU. The capital stock is .s: /.n „:V t.r—re—

TB« Indieioapolis

thinks

Commercial

something serious must be the matter with Otfeplain Lozier. He. has written a ionE^&er to* the pinninnati

Commercial

wffliBl alluding io the State Librarianship. "Dabbf suggests that he has quit

for Mr. Foster, leaving

election oar tag ^mai with "foetnbers." -it **5

thaty^ntl^ma to make his own way

Ti|£ Richmond

says that all

but #i80,000 of ttee stock required to prepare the beu of the Richmond and Fort Wayne railroad for the iron, has been subscribed, and that responsible parties hay^coflUacted to furnish the iron as fait artfee road is ready for it Of course the mall balance of stock will be taken upf^thopt delay, and the road is certain to MfeecMaeaeed^at an early day.

meptosye

in Nixon's

Paper Mill attJU?sbmond,met with a ter* rible accident last Friday evening.— While s4j^tUig a belt in the third story, his artn #BS'taught 1FI the belt and drawn in, and he was carried three times around a cylinder, making one hundred and eighty revolutions per minute. His right aria mm oruihwl to a^Jelly, and was aaaputMediabcrani tke elbow-, one of his legs was brokpn i£ two places. He is in a very.crHteai condition, but his physicians ent&rUin fcopes of his recovery.

LIRWOOD,Tippecwioe coaDty, has had a sensation. A ^Polish exile'quartered hiuiwif UUA atggntff»«nyfadestabi«hed intimate HOiObM wftb tbe feminine head of the ho^wbold- On l?ew Year's day the German, incensed beyond further entrance, ordered the illustrious "exile" oflT his premises, with the injunction to remain an esite therefrom forever more. The stile, a Wg^two-ttKd fellow, confident in bis strength, declined to comply iWA the demand, when the Gorman drew his revolver and fired five shots. He was a poor marksman, how-

ever, and none of the shots took effect. The upshot of the matter was, the Pole,| in place of being ejected, himself .kicked! out the proprietor from his own premises. The neighbors, of course, could not longj remain in ignorance of what had beenj going on, and this last fjpj*raJ^on was much for their endurance. Sallying force, they surrbunded the bo&sa'iitfl ca] tured the Polander. Thinkitffe do hanging all at once was too good forj him, they proceeded to kill him by inches^ beating him unmercifully, when the arri-j valof.the police put a stop to further! prooedingB. The Lafayette jwrjiB^| from which we gather th0 facts of tbisj moving tale, suggests th^tihe clipjat^-^f Linwood will hereafter, be loo warm for^ the Polander that it won't be healthyj for him to appear in that vicinityj 83°ii.. The affair is a very diBgraceful one t^ all] parties concerned

TH* following, from the Indianapolis

Journal,

WE learn from the Indianapolis

BY TELEGRAPH .England.

LONDON,

,jjLk.j.

«*q

tells how a job was very neatly,

done: •$% •, »!,'$-«»i __ Vi horse and buggy driven from before his door, and upon looking out saw it just! turning on Washington street. The! vehicle of his son, Dr. Carles Abbett, wasj near, and the father and son jumped into' it endeavored to overtake the thief, but failed. It was learned, however, that the bold robber had gone east on the Na-' tional road, and two officers boarded the: Central train, and got off at Cumberland,: went up to the National road, and waited events. Events soon came along in the shape of the horse, buggy and thief, who were nabbed and returned to the city. The fellow gave his name as Reuben Lustin, and he is now in tbe county jail, awaiting transfer to Michigan City. The whole affair did not occupy four hours.

On Friday evening last Dr. Abbett, living on Virginia avenue, heard his

Jour

that, until within a recent date, the inmates of tbe Marion County Poor Asylum were fed, almost entirely upon salt mackerel and dried herrings, ahd were only served with vegetables at long intervale and were never permitted to indulge in such luxuries as milk or fresh meat of any description there was no nurse furnished for the sick, and none of the patients were ever washed, except their hands and faces, from one year's end to another, while others have been confined in small rooms chained to *he floor for months, and no one was permitted to see them. The consequences of this courae of life can readily be imagined.

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The same excellent authority assures us that there are now at the Asylum one hundred and twenty-eight persons, while the buildings are not sufficiently largo to accommodate" negr that number with any degree of eomfort. In fpt, they arrntft fit for human beings to live in, ther rooms being small, and the ceilings low, with no means of ventilation, an$ nit to "put too fine a point upon it, tba« Asylum would be a disgrace to any county iu the S at A

We believe there are many counties where the poor are treated with a degree

brutality almost. Mes^rihable.

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would be more humane to make pauperism a capital offense and kill the poor creatures off by the merciful Guillotine) than to subject them to slow torture and ilong-lingering deatb. We have hereto*" fore suggested to the press of Indiana the propriety of intermitting the stfeam of abuse heaped on Delaware, on account of her use of the whipping post, long enough to Inquire into tbe far worse Akf» barities practiced here in our own State. We have, for instance, about eighteen thousand hopelessly insane persons, for whose care no provision is made by the State, and many of whom are treated With a degree of cruelty, such as a decent man would weep to see inflicted on a dog.

Jan. 4.—A writer in the

Times discusses the present situation of France. He says the year ends with the most precarious peace the world ever saw pronounces M. Rouher mere "maire du' Palais notices the growth of Democratic sentiment in France, and declares that the Emperor must either check the press Or abandon personal government

Prance.

PARIS,

Jan.

4.—The

Ambassadors, of

China will haye an Interview ^thJM. Laviolet, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wednesday. 1.? \'X

The Greek Government a As f«." postponement of the meeting of the Conference on the Eastern difficulty until the arrival at Piros of M. Delijannis, tbe Greek Minister to the Sublime Porte. 111S? 4^-

From Boston-

5*.,

BOSTON, Jan. 4.—Mayor Sharliffe and 6ther members of the new city government were duly inaugurated to-day,

The Mayor's inaugural message is a document of great length, reviewing in detail the work of all branches of th city government during the past year, and •peaking encouragingly of the material growth of the city.

The funded debt of the city on tbe 4th of January current, is over sixteen and a half millions. The unfunded debt nearly two and a half millions. Tbe means on hand for redemption exceed five millions, which leaves the net debt of the city &V 311,193. Increase during the municipal year of 1868 of the gross debt of $4,930,J10, and of the net debt of $3,308,681.

From Toronto.

TOBONTO, Jan. 4.—The Whelan cahe m|ii« up to-day before tbe courtof jBrror, on appeal. •. *,

Tbe judges

unanimously

decided

that

tbe writ of error was the proper course to bring

tbe

prisoner before court. Hon^J.,

B. Cameron then proceeded with bis a|« gument, alleging errors as to the challenge of Sparks and Hodgkios.

Messrs, Robinson and Anderson Teplied for the Crown.

The prisoner was rercandftd" WtlTfT 22d, when decision will be givea«i4I

X^- OMtnuyJlTTii' •ELTZABKTH,N. JnJan. 4.—CommoSbre "W- S. Salter, U. S. N., died after a lingering illness of rheumatism of the heart, Sunday morning. Aged 74 years.

*!»«-j 2?rom W©w Y#riL» *Tj$y letters from-Cota do^not-confirm tie recent reports .from tfapt ,country xeiatiye to the revtswes of W t^volationiBts.' "It js stated that tb« insurgents outnum^ b^r the SpatiM gairison in the Islands, wid that there is every prospect they, will be successful. '.1 fit is thought that if they can hold out iill March, independence is certain.— They contemplate the total abolition of 3laverv. and wiH'not have annexation to 'l^ ^irrted~%tat0S uniess as a fln al re-, sort.

KAILBOAD MATTKR8.

A Washington dispatch states that an spurious railroad company has obtained six millions of dollars and an eBofmoua amount of land by grants from Congress, and two distinct corporations are claiming the subsides granted to the eastern jj[nion Pacific Ra,lrol^oru38St'

mt&xt

,,r. .• RKSIGKATION.f j*y •vbi. Wymoup, Indian dgint, having changed his resignation seas to make it uncoaditionai, the same has been accepted by the Commissioners of "Jpdian Af* fairs. STI AMStorTAin' STlBTfBAGE.

The Tribune editorialy says we' 'hdpe to see a constitutional amendment framed and Adopted which will couple universal amnesty with impartial suffrage, and make it apart of our fundamental law. Of course the Republicans" of West Virginia, Missouri and Tennessee will not like to be voted down in their respective States, or in portions thereof, by the now disfranchised rebels, but no more will the now dominant rebels of Maryland, Kentucky "and Delaware relish the enfranchisement of their black"neighbors. No /tso&'prehensive settlement of a great contrtrversy ever did or ever can help excltik some/ local grievances, real or imaginary, and in this case statesmen will disregard selfish and "Short-sighted clamor in the contemplation ofgeheral enduring resultsj,,^ -uzs '.fi BXrKISS ROBBERS.

Morion and Thompson, the robbers of the Merchant's Union Express, arrived at White Plains late Saturday night. It is,believed they are to be used as wit» nesses against P. W. Brown, the agent of the Company, Who is .alleged to have planned the robbery.

W ,/ BXPLOSION.

*A premature explosion occurred yesterday noon at the wreck of the steamer Scotland, off Sandy Hook, which resulted in the death of four men and severely wounding several others. The Neptune Submarine Company which made a contract with the Government last fall to remove the wreck of the Scot« land haVe been at work for several weeks whenever. the w.e&Uier would permit, in blowing the wreck to pieces. Theyj were about twenty men employed in this service under charge of Capt.

"Wca. L.

Churchill, late of the navy, with the company's steamer Commodore Truxton. Yesterday two charges of powder were taken On board a small boat at Sandy Hook and towed out to tbe wreck. Another small boat was loaded containing feti air pump diving apparatus, two diyers.and ft»ur wen. «The boat containing the two charges of'powder, 87J pounds in each, was now manned 1?^' Captain Churchill himself andxhree taen'..

The diver went down and signalled to have one charge sorit down, which was done,,leaving one charge in the boat. BotH charges 'XVere connected by wire several hundnpd faet in length. Aftof placing tha chargoj. the diver came up and reported everything ready, when the boats began to pp 11 away, but had proceeded but half the usual distance when from some unexplained cause, the submerged explosion took place, followed almost instantaneously by the explosion of the reserved charge in tbe boat, blowing CaptainJQhurchiU and the men to atoms. It is. supposed tbe.charge in tbe boat was exploded try tlw cobcussiqn.

Several men in the diver's boat were seriously injured and have been sent to the hospital by the officers of the company.

The names of the killed are Captain Wm. L. Churchill, diver Louis Jurgins, seamen George Moore and James O. Shay.

Mr. Geotge

Beardsley, the elec

trician in tbe employ of the company was !not present. «.»t ..

,a}vri

-J,tI. SJtPHBSS COMPANIES. Suit has been brought in the Supreme Court by a stockholder of the Merchants' Union Express to restrain consolidation thereof with the American Company and prevent collection of assessment of five dollars per share on the stockholders of tbe former company.

From Chicago. V.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—John McDevilt, on Christmas day, wrote to. Plielan & Collender, of New York, surrendeiing to them the champion billiard Cue of America, in order th$t it may hitherto be competed for with the push shot barred. Phelan & Collender have returned the cue to McPevitt as the one most deserving of it. McDevitt now challenges any player in the world to compete for the golden cue at $5,000 a side, American kjame, 1500 or 2000 points, on second size sour-pocket standard table, two and three eights inch balls. The challenge to remain Open thirty days. .. EMIGRANTS. 1 ,'Ofer 27,000 emigrants arrived here last year. "l

MONUMENT

The McLean county, Illinois, Soldiers' Monument, at Bloomington, has been

and erected. It is

Completed

tigb,

mont

feet

fifty

Lament stone aud Ver

white

$15,000.—

white marble, and cost

It will be formally dedicated next Spring.

SBHATORIAL.

The Wiscooain Senatorisi contest Between Carpenter and Washbtirne is waxing warm. The former's chances are the better.

The Legislature meets in the 5th.

miaW^ing^ox^^

5 *i

r.WAsmwcm)?r^Jao.4—TreasurerSoin-

ner. was taken quite--sick ttns moratag «nt forced to retire from his desk_at the department:" He h&s beeii exerting himsen much IaUJy «.lhe excreise of Ais offlcisl duties

-•3* Q»f. GRANT li*

rtli fe

fa#****5

rtttfm to''Washing toil fius evening or to-mv*oWi ?tJJBUC I*BT.V

The public debt statement will be issued abont Friday. It cimnot be definitely

S^gRRE-BAUTE INDIANA. TUESDAY, ^ORNtNQ JANUAB® mqO $f -.j juarat *ilT fcilJS 4nO?l i**J A»«.r•»««»-

stated what reduction will be show* daring Deoeoijber. Six million seven (randred and seventy thousand dollars to the Pacific Railroad Oompaniefl, $4,84j0y000 to the Union, the balance to the Central Pacific ',^ V. ii-s ABBI8TBD.

A claiaf 'ikent, named L. F. Boll&,'hai been arrested in the city by officers of the secret service division of the Trea^u* ry Department, charged witk attempt, to commit frauds on the Government bj presenting claims to tbe Qdartermast^t General which had already^eg^ ^aid."

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Albany and Snsqaehaxuia BIN'QHAMPTON, N. Y. Jan. 4th.—THE grand opening of the Albany & Susquehanna Railroad will take place on the 12th, at which will be.present G-ow Hoff' man, the Legislature, the Erie Railroad officials and others. A banquet aid-other ceremonies will take place.

ciwcurirATi mabkkt. By Telegraph.]

d,): OHCUKWATI,

JPLODR—Dull. r*t GBAIN—DULL. WHKKT—Cnchange^atfl! 110GS—Not offering and bnt fen ID weather too warm to slaughter.

COEN—l@2c better and more doing at 90c@$l for new mixed western, 106@109 fjr olddd in store, 1 10@1 11 for,do afloat, 1 03@1 05 for l(iln dried, 93c@$l for yellow' Jersey and southern, 97' @98c for white westorn, 98c@Sl for whiti soiltliern and 973^c for straw colored southern.

CUT Ml! ATS—Firm at 10^@114 for Shoolders, 14@1C for hams middles quiet and held more firmly.

DBESSKD HOGS—Firmer at 1^@13J^ for we^western and 13%@13% for city. LABD—Firmer et for steam and 18 ^@18^ for kettle rendered.

MONEY—Opened somewhat easier though still stringent, bnt toward the close of ,th^ day becfune active and very stringent, operations of artificial means and for thepnrpose of assisting current speculation.

GOLD—Lower, opent^L at 35advanced to 35% and closed at 35i

SPECIAL NOTICES.

UOW ro GET PATENTS. JFor ofloien, no charge. Send Bfcetcli and description. For appllcat'en send model, not.icver one foot in size, and |l0, first Government and Stamp lees. Specifications drawings, caveats assignments prepared rejected claims prosecuted, Also, interferences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents .taken oat in all Vnropean conntriea. Illustrate! pamplilets, 110 pages sent free. Address M17NN & CO., 23d3m No, ti P»rk Bow, H. Y.

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Beanai&ee tbe Oompiection." "Gives a Rosy Glow to ths Ofceeks.'^1 "A Baby Tinge to the Lips." if}-

"Bomevss all Blotchei and Freckles.

"The Best in the World flU'

All Druggists in TEBBK HAtTTE stfll it. Or address "OpSTiB," No. 10 Crosby'st,, I.

"COSTAE'S"

Standard Preparations ABE

"Costar's Bat, Roacb, &c., Exterminators, ••Costar's

Bed

Kxiermjaators.

Bn^

(Only Pnre)

"Costar's

Insect Powder.

'•Only Infallible Betnedies known."

"IS ytars

ejtablUlied in New York."

"2,0C0 Boxes and Flasks mannfactured daily,' 1 Beware 1 of sptrioas imitattouS." "All Drnfglsts ia Taaai

3^ *ST- JKl.

LARD—18X@19,at the close, no sales at'heffei than 18. .w, GOLD—At 134% baying. ..

NEW YORK

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By Telegraph.]

v.,KawToax,Jan.4.

FLODB—Heavy for high grade, stady for fow," S3 90@6 20 for ea per fine state and -western, 6 85' @7 26 for extra state, 6 66@7 90 for extra wes-: tern, 8 30@10 00 for white Wheat extra, 6 90@ 9 60 for B. H. O., 7 60@8 60 for extra 8t. loois, 9|00@12 50 ror good to choiee 10., closings steady for low and heary for high grades California floor doll and nominal at J6Q9 60 for old and 9 75@11 sO for new.

WHISKY—Dull and lower at 97c for wstern, free. WAEAT—A shade firmer and rather more active in part for export, $1 65 for No 3 and mixed. spring, 1 69@1 62 for N» 2 do in store and afloat, 30 for whit* California, and 2 25 for white Australia.

HAUTF.sellthem.',

Address "COSTAH," 10 Crosby St., N- T'j -j." Or, JOHN P. HKITRT,(Succoscorto),4'"

DEMAS BARNES CO., 21 Park BOW, N. T. Slid in TEBBE HAUTE, by BARB, GILICK & BERRY,

Wholesale and Betall Agents.

J»n4dwly-n to BM.

WISE MEN of Hie LA&D The Divine, the Physieian, the Judge USE DAILY IN THEIR OWN HOMES ASD BlWOMitENr

To all faVallds and Saflera^i raoa -1-

ilytpepsin, SfcT^ TtVu^actre. Scfar StoUnicb, Costi?eness, ffeartB^rn, Indigestion, Tiles, Bilipns Attacks, tiffer r'omptalnts, OonU

IfATUEB'S OWN

GREAT AK0 GOOD REM EM, "!"'u TARRAMf'S EffervesceHl SeRzer Aperient, wsikj©? a

JSW

SHOT SBAD.

8ge0^5,

shot himselftlead, fn Elgin, Illinois, last Wedneeday." ,« IH8 U«OH MIN*

The Helena Post says that in the fa« mou3 tJnioiv thtsre are 1,600 tons of excellent -ora. ready to be crusted, t^kd ten thousand tons o/-equally good quaifK in sight, and that the ledge contains quart* w!)rth

NEW

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lt«! -.'.' rtri* ot»».".Vte .iinTir—all •rrtrt-irrrn

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ATTORNEYS

AJ turner att4 QouuB*«ill4r Sfciawi «KN KRAL' COLLEOTIUU AGENT, Terro llnute, Iud.

Orncs.—h6 Uain Street.' liia6dlj sa*"» «.

LAND AGENCY.

BLAKEStreet,

iP-

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Beat and H«st K«lll»»le Medicine Ever offered to. pjople for the above claw, of ..diseases.

The nnrslng babe, its brothars aod sisters, its parent-i and grand-pkreats, wilt all nod ^tbia pleasant remedy well ada'pted.fer their different Complaints.

TAJiUANT CO.*

&78 Ghmeawich St., NewTork ror Salary aH DrngjflKtv-W rnl8—dOmaod.

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JUST ZIX RBC3IPT OF

ftteiia' HaU of a|i taind*. J|||| B6^s' Hats of ttll kind*,™ ,«[ Aliaaes'HataofalMiiadai

.J »DI

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at,

IdtriCa^rOo Oliiar Stjont, eiweea Tkln^ «ei ^onrlb Stre»U.

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FTJB XitO.

99 A r' 3T

gMBd A Cfitl**,.1 at rimoa.—M«. 9tr*ot,«| «tklr

DENTISTRY. iii'-H. BA&THOLOMBW. StTBfflOK 4Nb MEOHANIOAL

Jii ,et

sncceasor to WSliT), So. 157 Maia St. Na|io^i Ulf^c^, ^rorre Haute, jtn^edttf SB A-k 13 E IN I S «Djoaa»oa TU ua.a. a. MITH, •OFMOB—On OhtD, 1et«/e«o 3d and Itb Street. apl&Hf TRBKl-HADTK. IND.

O. LINCOLN,

Tbe Oldest £atablifibed Deol^ti In Tewfl Haate, Omos-^On SUth Street, between Main anill Ohio, one door south of Natioual Donse.

Baring bad upwards of eighteen year*' expe-1 rijuce in Dentistry, he Is confident that :h*tpD giTD aathfacdoq la all rasee.

LAND AGENCY,

On Ohio betwee Third and Foarth. fraBda and lolt^oa $500,000 worth

desirable Oit) and Country

property for sale, HonSea far rent. oct28dw6m I

HOTELS.

1LARK flQUSfi. oosaui of rtBST as Torrfl Haute,

MMam *'f

.. r. C. St'f rrt

Latest New York News. LADIES!! jook Out! Look Out! ook Out I Look Out!

B1I*Bt6

ON THB

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at'

"COSTAB'S"

EAUTI FIER, THS BITTHS-SWEBt AND DRUM BIOMS One -Bottle, »,00-Three for 82,CO. 1000 Bottles sold in one day in N. Y. City.

Xntanta' Uata of tali nda,

AadstMlrrtoes. Hats mads to ojd#r.jn .«bort Oims

and see

THE FALL STXl.m,

145 ilfain Street. Terr* Hants, Jat, ao* STdtf

MANUFACTURERS PATKOrtlZE HOiliJ MANU« jL FAcrroR^a.

W tiave on band a Dae pt6ok «r Saab, Doors and lllinds, onr own nwtitacture, whieb we witlmll nt a very amall utvaaos one «t. We Warrant our Work it -ripei ior rr any «rer befnr, ..(tiirud In this aivkbt.

Baying of

,'aod

BbenrtitlC Affections

will farnieh employment to ybur

vti

own Mechanloa, »nd at the sjMpe tiiu^ Benefit otirgelveB as we warrant all" oor work !-*'S

We also keep on hand, and manufactureworder, Window and Door Frames, Muuldiiua and yarioty of Kioishiug Lqui^er .CXLIFT &. WILLlAMtt. .JITIT I'siVr-

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PHYSICIANS.

HOJKEOrA

PB^rOIAM,

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(EOPATHIC

HbttSKON

AVOO(ICBitll»f:^

A\U

Rsrsa: Bight Hev. Bishop Tatb it, D. D., !J W. Slartio, J. a. Beaob, Raq.

Ejgert.

ftr.

Omci AHD HRSIOTWCII on Mnlberry strniit. I ween 6th and 7th, next to Normal School: gS&dlf

msi'srTWGMW:

Lvli A AWiN AUD.""K*A

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birring

:0»sk«st

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PROVISION STORE! -of

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D. MOZLpY,

Prc^XAit)]

ItOpfl one 4wrflonUi otm Pog

Terre-Hante, Indiana, it Tbe endersigned ha* j»s*

opZM ftt tie tblre

stand, a first-clati Family Sn»eery»r,d ProTlnio* tn fftmillei, to wfckfo b» ctiH mtt+ntnm #€%ic frittds sod tke^ublic

Oicheat CM!pric* for Oonoxry Mdnc*. jyfiSif": fr? #. D. MOLtOl. ^'v ,y ^T

IsjTCto*"* wt

^4.

ill/ _£ ..a-I-ol

UNDERTAKERS.

JJNDERTAKKii. C^€ONN

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GOODS.

rfjiw ''aoolnt^oiol' '"i'-7 ttrtft *qs-J!

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hpi mv

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4 1 1 •ild at fcsffr.ws nwoitl oaatj^

Isaa ata bsut aw

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Mmn

attT

Ii now complete. We offer

floita'ai&asca 9HW»s ?».'« tg,j btdB*b sad aittimiansa bsaMsab

BARGAINS

FT'

DRESS GOODS •»4t ', pi oJj.'ia 4 tflra/i

tk Mi

VS.,:

213

hiii

•Warai eis 4aa'7ib*»

BLANKETS!

a'aiJ 16 offcfJ

oao. o. a»r

JACOB J5CTZ. NATIONAL HOUSE, .COB. SIXTH AND M&ni Sranr, TEURE HAUTE,

IND.

JACOB BIM 8o».....% rBoraiRTosa.

tliis LHoas* h*s h«eB thoronjhly refurnUhe my SSdwls ••, .... mifJlEiiRBjEAU T§ E^QUSEj & onavvV'itAtu sirtv sitajiire STawtTS,^**

Tetrre Haute, Indiana.

ThU Hotel Dan reoentl flnl*clMg order, otfefTta in tbe8tftte.

romoatmoti

A IMERES aT*SOjBcK'n »v- as« i.a

Ifi»

Jn.Tffori

A X&iftP?

ludiaua.

FF. B. GRIFFITH WWV ^.t'ruityrlelar •Ui' ^'W Ojnce of Tttar»|»^ll, Mcut.,*ufc. ityok,lines.. „n "Free

and ft'ouj all Traiu^

«#AR1C HOTEL,^

1BKBICAN

PLAIJ,

AND EUROPEAN

Cor. Seekman and Nassau

Near Ctty Ball Park IYe« T«Tk' QEoilQE WIGHT, Proprietor. N 'B.—-Located in the very Ueait of llie «hoi^ •ale bdsioess, ttiis is one df tbs most conreintVy locstfcd Hotols for Merchants,. Bnalness mea ana Others Tisittnp the'eitj.

v.'5i

.» dardGm

HATS Atffc ^A^t:.

EAV YOB HAT HTOK1J

m\ POM I FURS! Aiefct 1-Jit\e LADIES FURS, —IN— vl Mink. Fitch, .Siberian Squirrel, ...

Git-

X-

•!CI«V

pnrcbs*v1 back from K. W. Huulwlok,

Bruber

le:

Establlshmeat

& Co.. the Uo

aba WooHei (iBtrtr, (rf all

tiylus ii fl tilrrf)1 f*~~ rtrtj h(4t i'lfl iAr/feit trtock Of bnrial material in Ihn Slate et"H lift in Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Hau ta^y

t^,JUJrdiM cXttfti jot thkdtan tB^tadtaaa.

trtsts.yert^ If N IO» -B-AK«B ±SD

Cony, Water Mink,

UAUII AS THE BEST, AND tu

Cheap ah the (jJieapesi I

jig irnrw

HtHMjMf!

KBAN IIBO fBA ... H^nn&ct

asdOea^sreta

O O E R1ES

On LafcyeHe St., betweea Oaiutl aud t^ot, E -A.:tr 07 de30dly 4

sIin)t4JrA."E

m: -T ri»i tB ,«WSi«iUifit

K-Cl

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GENTS'S UNDERWEAR, Of the best quality, at "bottom prices." Ju»t rtoaiWd, another Inroloeof those fashionable and popalar

ALPINE HATS.

-w bf/f

ALSO,

Some Beautiftil Styles of

GENT'S W00LBA aU *v

SCARFS.

sjrrti :.iax

Gluts' Fur dollars, Caps and Qloves!

VERY LOW,

Cail and ffrmnine our

nw-3. in^AT TH*

Stockf

iaf .VJVSW'.J Ml ETBOPOLITA N Hat, Cap and Far Store, |9g jfatn Street. IOWI & SLATE.

——i

H» aiAiNq1. liOuis

win-ijy

I A N O

tpii

takers

and f«i4 fr^rvv^r" ba«ia«3s,T. uoW prepared lo .jsruSii Ui-tallo riar HJaass,'

tio*.'

ttARIir ACTVKIM C0MPASI. {The Piano* of this Oompanj are easentialfy

Pianos for Western People,

'Ouj ace not only aaade at hoae, bat amiwall afitfif ThSyfcaTi taken P«nr First Prentinms, M^SWmu«aita. lW4**Wee «a»MM Dollesce uf tone tad flalab, and eoap»r» wmi In

I7M

j^aciMsw# t»«tr*a s« rWisa.

iw-Kf^haka *ft* nraTsan-nBa OLb iNsxatrjttBuvxw

AT PQEfWHL ElIES^.

4 BUHtDflB.

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A N JUT I N !...

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iWe-hare

alto a large Stotik of

'tit si'*

Domestic i0xls!

•i eatfc^l tiaviJ* UmUt*

Eiopadingl^ A

LOW PKKIW id$ Call iiid j^ok at our Stock.

(MMWIS & HAfiCIERTY,

Corner 3d and Main Sts. ante. Indian*

COOMUoH

mrtm D*Y

feiw t:

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HT'i

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•ii&Nt m*. -*r- "•l®* .: iioiJTiq'# ffift ^a«li

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A FAVORABLE TIMK

ff0Li0Wv"si

OUR DRESS GOODS

PKQCEa EE§5I£ted pb ipfaMkii[&$i ro no^Hsf gtixjb&» To Favor Bayers aiKl In

3. ,mm.

oiT*

an 1 pMj.

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DRESS GOODS

At 20,25,30, 40 and 80 Geats^ A Good Dress Pattern

CAN BE SOLI) AT**"*™1''

$3,501

$4,001 jutiaiitfaa' t«ii

FRENCH MERINO'S Alt-wool Impress Cloths,

sfcJrd

Prvces made to Suit*

Irw s*9rg

Changeable Silks

£IQ

'Heavy Rep Silks I

A handsome MlBk Set~.-.|35,00i A handsome Mink Set .,B40,00f A handsome iBnk Set

Fl vH^)«eKiHKdi SQUIRREL and ASTRACHAN SETS.

t« o*u ««or«o« nha (toy 'fitbaaafe »aW .#t« ad oj as- ,'•»* ^wr^aoiiDfl

.junsm,

yuSmkmamiat,

For Gents, Ladles and Mteseft, no »SJI awniuJ^: Hoods, Nubias, fllis ..

Breakfaat SliawJs, a

Balmoral Skirts, &o. n«i

EDSALL & CO., Corner Poorth and Main Stf

B^al Bslale CoiaiuB a

ofat

O feff# ,^fc .. ..*i

m&Q i:!OW

HENDRICfi & LANGE, Office

First Matlma(4hak, S.

«7

r°»*th

Abstracts of titlo fo^nigtied, Loans negotiated, and Money invwtad. -f FOB

"Sv- i. t.j.«*.**

Liuj

:i .«»*

saw

PBQP*BTY^VTerra

nli,

WT0

Forty Lots In Linton's Addition to Hant« Honse and lot, east Ohlo street, House and lot, in HoUarraln** AddltlMoa, Bouse and lot In Sibley's addition on 6th street, House and lot in Buss's addition on 8ti street^ House and lot on Poplar, betweea 6tb and 7th streets,

Honse and lot on North 6th, betweea Oheraat and Iilotdn streets. Two business Bonasaoa Uala street j.,

OO DITTY FBOPXBTT.

farm ef 89 aores In Honey Or^ek Township,. 173 acres in Iiinton townahip. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, wen side oaaal.

JanSMtt

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oi Hu

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STORAGE, 00MM1BSI0II4 CFBAIN, a joaa sum? atoltad iistr TOHN HANBY & CO.,

Ksti^aiia, ooaoasua. aaa A I N E A E S

Warehouse on first 8t- at tka paaal Baaia. anOdwtt TBRBi HATTII. IHt)QARRIAGB MA^TDFACTO^T

HARPER,-WILD! 00* Corner 2d and Walnut stcaeta, Terre Baste. lad., Keep constantly en band, and manutkotor* te order, all the latest style* of CAKRIAGK8

BUGOIB»

We use none bot tha floest aaterial la tha qsa» trnotionof our work, and warrant It superior oaay offered In Bspeslal stdatlsS jren to

BBFAIBthis.faaskat.

IIO. fjalMtf

&HfBBX&T. J. K. MAB8H ftBLA.1L. KUTATE AGENCY. FABMS, WILD "LAttO^ And. Olty, Property of evpry deeoripUoi^ for jkls.

An experience of Alteon years enable us toln•are sattstoction in every itepartauatof badness

a ting to a geqeral Beal letate Agency. HAJtBERT & MARSH, 54 WALHitf STBBBT, %BVdwiy D^a

r»

SI0VKS AK» THWAB*.»»f« 5 ntomM ^t.

J. Ae VBYDAGH. riaaa, flpsfillhiatlonsj flupsiiataailsars ss Detail PT»wingaJui atsfcsd fcr stwjr tasnpOosol laiUtap. "Owns. Bouta saat ooruer

Maia aad Fifth

gtrssfts oast PaaasPy^ ftafBtoca.

ht, tm

"Hwrisg bnaritt tfa"aitl»i Stock of Store# and Wares of VfViockwood, I aaptmswl to wait. do ill tbit my M0 oft ml to* Old ftood/ITI

MaiaStnat, Wrtween 8Utha«d HsSHaHh,. -',3.' P. S. All kinds of Job work uoae In the net ftojtnner ind wttq diipfttcb

WOOB.

fftBRBB flMJTB HOVlftTY1

WOBM/JI-

.'3

TITTMAN & CO. 41 la. u, saaafoirtii 8L,e*»«UeP«e*pte, Terre Haute, lad.

DBS, Daawiaas i*» Liaa* MAoattka*. Xoana, sum

Lefounher's Breeoh

Ttttmaa's Bresch and Mi «er from new or old matt

wmm

Shot Oan al«o toor-

aUilNE— DIBtKCTOHY. jiT10UilT&

fraak

9 aunmM%

•Kt'-u

W. H. ITsailiSjaj fl MH wqsii Snmt KQl«,h Msltttmi

,CdltilBOIAL

-si

HOTELS.

Satiotlal Hooee, corrier Sixth and Malrf'. Clark Houaa

Ondemleft at .the Foat.Ofltae Lobby, at toe YlgoCounty Scales," or addressed to Box 69f E. 0., TsrreOaatt, wni receive promtt attention. .. *ngl7dU

I COAL 11 '1 rs.fi

Mag

•nd r. dt»

Terre Hatitei Ixid* K-au.- "hie'a hit-

3u-

zoqp mt»

Wa, X. IbsLsM, MMainatsaat. W Batrd A Orall, aaMaia Miaat. •MtAINrrwaMaMMM. Jos. JL Blsik*, Okio fltraet.

ABcmriors AITD imLtitm

A. Trrdagfc. ooruar Main and Fifth.

ooclw Hlata swdWalkalry

i»Bra«,

strM^fq

BOOTS ANDSHOXS. I*

Oaaa. I.,ta(|lif, 16 Jlwth Voutliitmt. OABBIAGX FACTOJKT. |N WiMyA Go., Oor. MaadWalmrf.

QOIsLSOS.

B. QarTin_A Owea, Principal, oor. Sth AMain COMMISSION AUD GRAIN. B, Bryant A Oe,, Caat Kaln Street. Joka Hane^.A Co., Hmat, on Oaaal Baali?

DKNTIBTS.

I.. H. BartAolatw. MPHalaatrwat. rnerii 0.0. Idneoln, 6th

between JUin and Ohio.

St.,

J. ytnlarson,OMo street, bet. Third aad)4th. DT& MOUSES. H. QlarMge, Mo. 8 North th St.. war GOODS. m:t*m Tuell, tlflii A Co, oorner 6th and Main street

8. ByeeirOe., T7 Main street. 0. WlUig A CO..1T0 Main street. Bdsatl Co., cOTner Fourth and Main street SaxSaa A Walmsley, 111 Main street. Oornelltts A Uaggerty, corner Main and Third

Mr.

DRUGGISTS.

Barr, BwHek A Berry, corner Han aud Fiwrth I. L, Mahan A Co., ooraor Main and Hixth. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

FABMINQ. IMFLEMKNT& ,, Jones A Jonas, east side Public Square. GUNSMITH AND STiNCiL OUTTKK

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. »i HATS AND 0AP8

JoesfhC. Yatee, 146 Maia street, uet-is*. Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street. -i'

Ohio and First.

lcarAar

Terre HauseHoulis, corner Main and Seventh. Barly House, West end Main street.INSUBANOE AGENTS. ^oyfct^ Qnuie, Mate street, east of Tlftb ti -J JEWEI4.EBS. 8. &. Ireaaia^, 74 Main street. *ha B. ressusu,S Warren's Blook

JOB PRINTER

Je hajk ,3rfaa, 116 Mala Street, MUSIC DEALERa^ L. Kissner, Palace ofMusic, 48 Ohloatreet. j{

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tlttman, 18 south 4 th St. opp. Pos^CJlBcti. MILLINERY. ki'j Mr». M. H. Abbott, oppoeitetPoat Offlci^.s•*^+

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.^. t. A. itiddle, 161 Main street. RAILROAD AGENT. Jams* A. Tarnir, at McEeen ft Paddock'* Mill.

REAL ESTXTE AGENTS. •", Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street. S -s. -V Qendsich A Lange, corner Main and 4th streets.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS C. B. Watts,-opposite Post Offlce. STOVJCB AND TIN WARE. S.S. Swdersoa, fourth street, Boath of r. O James B.' Haggerty A

Main streat

Co., 1SJ

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Footii, MUtaln street. .«•- UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, coraerfhird and Ohsrry,' M. W. Q'Oonnall, Main Street,. «, COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL Bainiww prepared to fill all orders for Uuilirah Qptfnfy Ooal, which is claimed to be equal to the Beaall, for nil domsatto purposes, will deliver to any part of the olta. by leaving your Otdt at oflice of I. B. Bryant A Co., O. I. Blpley, or J. A. Foot'a Tea Store, with whom 1 hare made arrangements to fln all orders, and give all inlormaUoaia regard to tbe business. olfidtf

J. A.

MOBOAN.

jjms* COAL. 1

*?.&»}zivt

II oJP All LAN! Is &6w sellihg'the

JQ]j.U

article of Blxar

eereened on widMt

aereeafcnee ia Yigo Houaty, at as low aa Inferior artiole oan be purchased. Thosewish-asinteraasafiftsrethebesttheir

Goal,

Ut to lay la a supply should look to ests, and bay. the bast when Is as cheap poofartlcl*.

".1-

ft $Wfi)

oqmarepared

to All all orders

the beet

tar

of Bi**U block, and Highland Ooal, at the oheap set sat as, tnr Is your time to lay la yoar Ooal by leaving yoor orders at 107 Main street, or With B. W. Bippste, under Dowling's Hall, on 6th street, with whom I have mailo arrangements to receiv* all orders and give all information io

P. 8. Ala^gelotof Lehigh Ooal on the road. AagSMBaj. I. F. MXBBILL.

Sriirg STANDARD

WINE-

I E S

THJ& BS8X BITTERS Mor WeaJUy Persons... ..

FOB THB WKAK, FOB TH« PAL*. BOB TBB SIOKLT,

£v#-ri

s.. ...

FOB THB AOBD, FOB FBMALBB, FOB SPBIMO OS* III

Ho Bittern Equal to Them Speer1!Standard Wine Bitters, —MADE or— WINE, HEBBS & BOOTS hNUU^aflsJs^Oed Wlaa, so wall kaoww, with

sas WHD (jllKBRT RABK, jaad such other HXBBS and BOOTS as will iu aH oeaeeaaaUt DigasMou, promote the Secretions ot the System U. the natural chaaaela. and give,

TONE AND VIGOR

phalisi"

mmiiwm

All use It with wonderful suooess. BrlafpT' COLOR tbepaWwhtta Up, •. BLOOK AND BEAUTY ^Ta the ihtn fkca sad oare-wara o«aatstance

Oarsa miK and ateatsa AJPHBTITB. by a Use none other. Ask for SPBBB'S iAM BRCIB0. .Sotdbjr Druggists and*

Baa that my sign at are is oter the oorfc Bottle.

ALFRED 8PEER.

M. J.,.aiMl MS Braadway, Hew.Veaa. aar/rad« supplied by JOEHSOB, SDLLO.V AT- A «T, rffiadSlphla: OBOBuB A. KBI -S I.cForsaleft'lliurbya4i-HtwlitalaAsalsra.

iy$£9S*.apl

by BABB, QCUOS BJCBBV

£itSwid Si|."

'TBAMi ^T1 HOTT9%

rBM

as?

fi« oiiAKrooiE^ rJI returiied'to thls"ciT and flttrj ap ftymmi and Soouriag Keiablishiaeaf, at the ol3T *o» N^| J^ateMreot, whore he wtil ted to meet hie Mdm«sde, and onee aa aay favor bias with their patrowag^-manyas

i*. t,: .r^T uui,

^. .-UCtS

We are prepaMl to put oa this Boof, war^ iastMuflssiisis. Thle Is tte beat aaAeheap^1?&.''and*-

sst Boof in use, and is Aresroot Oalloa OLIFT A WILLIAMS, Prairie 0TMulberry 3?^

Plontas Uh, tsnw of •av 'O.

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