Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1869 — Page 1

The Legislature

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centers upon the Legislature, wnicn meets to-day. No preceding session of the General Asseptbly has been oharged with business of£reater Importance than that whush devalycs uppn fhlf, and it to gratifyiq^Urkaotf Wat&oth feasM contain many members of Itrge experience In legfctyiwJ^ira. It fair to presume (bat ail the metuberp, of both parties, meet for the common purpose of serving the bflirtftti&ts »f ttte State, and that, after the election oof, officer* is over, and

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chosen, partisan reefing will be permitted to subside, while ihe" members give their serious atten tionjo grave matters of business, eHt£%n», irtwpeeti^ of party, have a conimon interest.

Our criminal code will require revision, in order that trials may not be postponed as often as a lawyer can be hired to "fix up" an affidavit. 'ir?

The registry law will be- amended or repealed, for ft has signally failed of its intended purpose. Instead of insuring a fair election, it has presented grand inducements for -perjury, and entailed a great expenditure of money upon the taxpayers.

A law providing for the collection of agricultural stitfTstios is Imperatively demanded, and v^ifl undoubtedly be passed.

The Ag*iP*UtV»l Collegia grant will again b»A fsuitftil subject for discussion, and Ul^Hnally disposed of. In this matter di^M'st there will be less ol local prejud^r, manifested than was the case twttyetsrsntgpx- This scction of the State #fiPSSt bfealikely to present any claim ^i^e io^ftion of the College in our cit£, .Wfci&te sure our members will be'disjtotei^TO consult no interest other than j^hetal good In the settement of that',ftpied question.

Our educational, penal and benevolent institutions will-demand unusual attention. TMelr Wflhag6meirt has been splendidly successful, but several of them are totally inadequate to supply the growing necessities of the State

Aside f^om jjhe jew mutters to which we have alluded, there are many others of scarcely less.importance that will demand early caroful attention. It must be a. Veryt,busy sessipn or it will have to be followed by a special session.

Our ojt. District is, perhaps, more ably represented than any other. Messrs. SeoTT, Huqhks and BICE, in the Senate, will take^tba front rank. All of them h^rf haJ^TaCh experience as members of leghrfatfta. bodies, and are men of recognized ability. I-o the-Honse Messrs. RrTaBT^ ^yT^P AM LJLTOHf OHNSTON, MASoHjMj acquit tbemsolTeswlh^at marked Ability which has characterized their previous public services. The Sixth District, may safely trust its Interests and its honor in the keeping the men whom it has sent to this setsfotf of the General Assembly.

STATE ITEMS.

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Tn J^WatHTO meets today. imii'i» Gov.^ftmfft'f mwaga win probably ba delivered to-morrow. V.Ti v.-.-

THK-ttrtal htoonto* of' revenue collected ia the Indianapolh District last year was f563,79l8iI»«Wll«tll i«,'H -.v

^he height of

enth spasm on the question eighteenth spasm water-works

THE next-State Fair will be held during the.J*eek commencing Monday, September 2Ttil. TT* ... .*•, ,q^fOftboioIC -,

Tax (Sraf6l Companies in the vicinity tfrsUwwpeii9,

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handsome dividends. ..if 1 TWENTY-FOUB hundred and forty transfer^ 4?' ihkl- «state were made in Marion county last year. nrf .i«

MARION Oouwty Commissioners last year one hupdrad and ninetynine llqtwr

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AN obstinate jnror in Harrison county, held out for thirty-six hoars with out food or water^^nd th^n cav*^.,-:«),,• ,f

THE EvaittvUie Courier says that city "can boast of more bad boys than any other city of its siae in the West."

Captain W. H. WabJD, of New Albany, i» a oandidate for Director of the Southerg- Penitentiary at Jefforsonville.

THS attend&noe af the State and Delegate Boards of Agriculture, and the State Horticultural Society, now in session at Indianapolis is quite large. —i

Tax Warrick fferald recommends an applicaUoh, 0f *oap to a "thick necked, buahy-hiiiiUf greasy individual," who lecturedIq tluUiplaoe on temperance.

GxNKBlt contempt has driven the Grecian Qeod nearly out of this State. The last case reported waa at Jeffersonville, and has probably croased the Ohio by this time. ,«t

TBKBX are many anxious people at Indianapolis, to-day, looking after "the great interests of our noble State!' and quite willing to sacrifice themselves in her service.

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SkthraI'La Fayette ladies, who hare gone to Indi^apolls to witness the open ing of tbe Legislature, are reported to have taken up quarters in the rink, the dimensions of their pedal extremities necessarily excluding them from any ho» tel in that city. The landlord of tbe Bates House wanted to tear out one aide of that edifice, ip order to admit his would-be patronesses, but the owner couldn't see it. He was heatd to mutter something about a wagon yard. Brutal wretch 1

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Thc sexton of the city cemetery, New

.1. Albany, reports 182 interments during

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and 97 children.

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M(SB JXBSIX TAOQABT, of Indianapolis, is studying music-—building up her magnificent voice in Paris, nnder ^e ™-T^jnfo^iexpedlencrSf

patronage of Alboni^ the ^ueen fftagffcha, ^ariajanfc AgricvtHure, so

IT'is said that a correct history of the Reno family, and the late occurrences at New Albany and in Jackson county, is now in press, and will be issued in a daya from a Cincinnati publishing louse.

Thx Evansviile Journal says—and we have heard the statement from other equally reliable sources—that in tb® wild woods of Spencer county, Indiana, unmarked by slab, and unprotected frotn desecration by animals, is the grave of the mother of President Lincoln. The neighbors declare there is no doubt with reference to its identity. Mrs. Lincoln was buried between two oak tree?, only separated from each other a distance sufficient to allow the grave to be dug lengthwise between them. The trees and the grave remain to-day as when first the pioni woman was buried, only that the trees area great deal larger ajid the grave has sunken to such an extent as to destroy all Hpp«tarapce of a grave.

(JdL. JOHN W. FOSTER, of the Bransville Journal, writing from Indianapolis' to that paper under date of the 6th inst"./ says: 'The Senatorial question will be the absorbing one of tbe session until it is disposed of, and very little interest will betaken in legislation until that is out of the way. The gathering of members does not make much change in tbe situation from that indicated by the press of the Statci for a few weeks past. Will Camback' has undoubtedly decidedly moro. strength than any one candidate, but not enough to elect him on the first ballot.— All the other candidates or their friends appear auxious to defeat bim, and if a combination is practicable, such may bo the result but I very much rloubt it. If he can go into the caucus with thirty-five or forty votes, as his friends claim, it will be hard to prevent his election. He is on tbe ground and using his popular address and clever accomplishments actively and with good effect, at least in atrensthening the confidence of his adherent^" T.V ris

Wpi learn from the Jasper (Dubois Co.) Courier that during Christmas week a etrarjger was found dead on the highway leadihg from TaylorBVille to Pikesville, with,a bullet hole through his head, and a knife stab in his body He was sup? pose^ to be a Kentuckian, whose father has purchased real estate in the neighborhood, and died in Kentucky without entirely paying for it, and the son bad promised to take the money and complete the payment. The dead man's pockfets were rifled, and no clue left to identify trim or his murderers.

During the same week the body of another nian was found hid in a stump in the woods near the Taylorsville and Huntingburg road, frozen stiff, with no olue as to how it got there, and on Satur* day last, as Mr. Moritz "Williams of Huntingburg was riding home from Taylorsville, where he had been to collect tome money due him from one of the Bice's, he was assaulted on the road, by three highwaymen, who commanded him'to surrender, but be put the spurs to hia tiorse and broke from them, at the mm4 time firing two shots at them from a revolver, but without hitting either of them. He was so badly scared that he was glad to get away with a whole hide himelf.

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Spain.

MADRID, Jan. 6 —Eepublican demonstrations at Seville and Frontera. An unsuccessful attempt was being made at the latter place to seize arms. The arms were removed to Cadiz for saiety .by Gen. Roda's troops.

France."

pi,Hia, jan. 6.—Later advices from Paraguay state the American Minister, McMahon, had a satisfactory interview with Lopez, and full atonement had been accorded for recent outrages on cans.

LKGISLATUBK.

Tlie Indiana Legislature will meet here to-morrow morning. V-r ~aHNATOBIAL.

The Bepublican Senatorial'caucus'will be held Tuesday night. Indications are now that Lieut Gov. Cumback will be nominatod.

From Montreal.

MOKTBSAI, Jan. &—Jas. Murkstreak, a magistrate at Dudsfell, East en townshipi has been arrested with his two sons, on charge of conspiracy to defeat justice by a mock trial of one Bogard, a paymatter's clerk of the receiving ship Vermont, who abaconded with a large snm •f money while the vessel was in New York yard. The magistrate tried Bogard, but subsequently set him at liberty It is alleged that he paid Murkstreak four thousand five hundred dollars for releasing him. 4

From Washington..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Gov. JEvaos, President of the Denver Pacific railroad and Telegraph Company, says tbe reports sent out to the effect that the company have received aid Stom the Government heretofore, and now ask for any except in lands, is erroneous that all ft asks a transfer of lands that have been already granted to the Union Pacific Eaitern Division Company with its assent.

Mlohigan.

DETROIT, Jan. 6.—At a eancus of Republican members of the Legislature tonight, Hon. Z. Chandler was nominated for r*-«lectlon to the TJnltad State* Senate on the first ballot.

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From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6—-A fire here last aight destroyed the stores of A. C. Brackenbuafci & Co., agricultural implement?, and Anderson & itoss, grocers.— Loss* about ten thousand dollars about half covered by insurance.

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[WABHiHafchMiD-0-, itAM-mtL «f««B a fecial Several Erecalftett6ttrf6frfca!Bon were receivedLand t^ferrea.^ *T*f v'V** •.!?•

William8. affsr«d, ja .xQfiolatjon directirv' tbe Committee Os Agtiottlbure to

MivSherman presented a potition from (9tizbns of Ohio, asking Congress to pass lawaitq guard agftihst frnudulent' nataralization referred to. Committee on Judiciary. ifr. Edmunds from Judiciary Committee,'reported the following substitute for t£e bill introduced by him on the 16th of Doceiri bcr„ to prevent the holding of mbr^ than one dffice at the same time

Be it-enacted, 4'c., That no person shall b'rildj bor'Shall be receive a salary or Of.-npan£fttion for performing the duties of nfore than one office or place of trust or 'pfbfitr '.Rpabr: the ^bstjitio: Jfiwa of tte'pnU'6d States,', at tb'e tiincj whether such officerr place be civil, military or naval and any person holding iny such office or place,.who shall accept'or hold any otbCn offiee or place of trust or profit under tfie Constitution and lawaof the United States, shall be deemed to have vacated tbe office or place which he held at the time of such acceptance.

The Senate tcok up the bill to promote commerce between tho States, &c., the Air Line railroad bill, which was read at length

Mr. Sherman s^id the Committee had aop thought it necessary to make a written report in favor of tbis bill, because a ihehiber of the House from Illinois, Washourne, had already made a report upon the subject discussiDg fully the legal questions involved.

Th» bill, he said, proposed the charter of three railroads, one from Washington to %w York, tone from Washington to Pittsburg, and one from Washington to Cincinnati-

Mr. Sherman made an elaborate argument in favor of the air line railroad bill, thowing first, the necessity for hew 'rtindf/'atfd secondly, the right of Congresf to authorize the construction of tbeni by virtue of its right to regulate commerce between the States. 0$ hia motion it was then postponed till' Monday next.

T|e Senate resumed consideration of the bill for the relief of Sue Murfey, DecatuiyAla., which was discussed without a 3 adjohroed. ,rf.« 13$*M

HOUSE.

Oft thdtrdn of Mr. Paine the Secretary of "War was instructed to communicate the huraber of enlisted men of the army nowton duty in Texas, Mississippi and Virginia, who were ,c|Uzeqs pc resident^ of tie late rebel States duMflg the rebel Honiand bow many were solaiers in the late (rebel armyi Cj

Mir PolanU ^resentw a Joint'resolution'of the. Legislature of Vermont agaibst atiy.feciprocity treaty^with Can{(dajanolin refeiwnce to public lands.

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From New York.

Npw YOBK, Jan. 6.—In U. S. District Coutt Judge Blatchford again adjourned the filaisdell and Eckel case for a week. The witnesses in the case have been kept waiting for a month.

ROBBKBT.

Messrs Oambreliog & Payne, Wall street, had S^l^OtO In bond? and curroncy stolen from tbems during the interval between Nfe# leaf's eve and Saturday. They were taken in two tin boxes from the iafe, anl injury to the safe ja noticeable, fUSpfnoii falls' iljjoh a yount clerk of hitherto unblemished character, whojhas been iibsent since New Year's, and -whose whereabouts .are at present unkiown to tho'deteotives. 'POSTMASTSB UISSINS.

The* Boston Herald say? that Posttnaster Lander, of Salem, is missing, together withjabput $20,000.-7- -j a, 4

TARIFF,

At a meeting 9f the Boston Board of Trade on Monday, Mr. Edward Atkinson introduced a series of resolutions against the Moorehead tariff bill, the moat im. portlnt of which declares the increase proved in. Mid bill in the-taxes upon iron,!steel, find other metals, upon lumber, upon alkalies, upon glass and upon salt, are especially uncalled for, and wbulp.terid to enhance the excessive cost of tbe production of most all other commodtties, already so high as to have near« ly destroyed' our foreign commerce, and seriously impair the comfort and prosper ity of the people.

The resolutions are to be considered at a epacial meeting on Saturday. SALS OF PKWS.

TljoTeeaiptB of ths brIc of pews last higjlut Bfeecher's Cburoh. ln Brooklyn" amoi|nted.to ,,t .• W SDORBTC. 1

A public iffQetin^wilJ te held a! er InstUuti Cr*4"s'

A GOOD TIME.

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A large meeting of Irishmen a tflnded to hear remarks from a perapn lately imprisoned in England, last evening, at Cooper Institute. The meeting closfld by all singing a song, while the speaker dancid upon the platform. j»»a t.s

i-v From Chicaga. •"^"OHiCiiOo, Jan. 6.—In the cbanoery branch of the Supreme Court a casu was decided yesterday by Judge Jameson, affecting rival telegraph companies. The Western Union and the Pacific & Atlantic use the poles originally erected by the Great Western Railroad Company on the )ine of the C. C. & I. C. Tbe Western "Union first obtained the right to use the poles, and moved in court to tear down tbe ^ires of the rival companies, but tbe court decided that it was only a personal quarrel, and that noh!jnry wouldTCcrae to either compspy if each were to use thelD, therefore the injunction was dissolved. H'&iLl ... *rw UXZIOO SOLD.

Ei Gtovernoc,Axny, »f 2sew Mexioo, is en route to Washington with splendid specimens of gold from the Moreno

iMioes, near the. boundary between New Md )Qolora-«igbty-8ix Qonces of

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ting' the, Department 0f Ag«ci*lture, so to provide loc the election of one person -from each State, ftmilty ^th' the^agriw cultural wants and fnter^ats to occupy a semi-official position in 'the department adopted.

•Mr, Elipt introduced a billto provide

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lector o^ Customs referred to Committee on Commerce. ='iH" T^e Speaker E^jibTrited Mrf Boot, of Arkansas, to fill the vacancy in the Committee on Education.

M2r. Stevens, of New Hampshire, from Oocdmittee on N'fiival Affairs, rOpbrtea a' bill ^o increase the efficiency of tbe rnedc!al: department of the navy. The bill was ^discussed at tome length bjf Messrs. Steviens, O'Ncil and Kelly,, in favor of, a»d!by JlessriTTaTne, Logan and Wash•burtfe, of Illinois, adversely.

Tne House went into Committee of the Whole on the pension appropriation bill, Mr. jAllison in the fcb&fr, and Mr. Wasbburne, Illinois, addressed ft on Government economy ,„&e.,.

Florida.

TAiLAEASSEB, Jon. 5.-ThaLegialifore which adjourned last^Sovember, met yesterday, but transacted, i^j, business, .no, quorum beiug present in,either House at the regular sessiontj'day.'i^,

Mr. Amy savs, "retrtdve th» Iwdiana»J»g^^5?mi,T GKXJNDY*

The thirty-three 'plaiiing mills qf PS? {w

There wis no quoWm ,in/ti~e Senate, but ithe lower House, organised ggdg re-v ported to Gov. Reaid'ak reacly"to receive" anyjcommunication'from Simi

An attempt was made. .to ,displac| Speaker Moore, but-' it

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Lieut. Gov. $leasoa? occupied', thor jS^sak^' er's chair in the Senate.^

iciJiCIJS3RA?I MAliKaTj*iti By Telegraph.) OixciHiiiTi, Jan. 6. FliOtTB—Unchangstf.

OBAIN—^Unchanged. WBISKY—In fair demand at $!:' HOQb—Firm and ia fair demand at 60 for lira and 12®12 25 for drtsied.

LA:BD—Bold at lgq, and bat tew 4»U*rs or bujan at that rats. O O A 1 8 4

NEW YpBK MABXJSl mi t'W•ttLi'/afc.^ liy

FIjOUE—6@10c better for low gradet which ara aearcte Jul! and heavy for medium to gocd 8t $8 l(j@C 35 for superfine state and western, OO @7- 6U for extra state, S 8&@8 10 for extra wept«rn,:8 30(glQ 00 for whitq wheat •xtra,^iPQ® 9 CO for B. H. 0., 1 76®8 60 for extra St. Losis, 9.0u^l2 £0 for good to choice do., (losings strong for l?w gr^desextra and heavy for good gradas California dul$at'8@7 25 for old and 9 'BO^IO 25 for nfew. .,

WHISftT^-Qulet at SI for w^tirn ari3 9! WHEAT—Openedl@So batter and quiet, closed dnll and drooping with tbe advance lost »t SI 58 @1 69 for inferior to cboice No 2 spring, tbe latter price about tbe market, 1 66 for HQ I and 2 •do tul*ed 2 1C}(J.

COitN—Less active and 1c lower at 99c@l Ol for new mixed western, 1 08(31 10 tor old a? In stor« and afloat, 1 01 for new yellow southern.

WOOL-Quiet at 48@61 for dome:tic fleece, is® 48 pulled, 63cubbed, 2} :fpr texae, S8^®j8 for CligMEAIS—Fir.m at for sbonldecj,

D^^dED^OQs—Firmer at 13(313^ for weswetttrn, the latter price fancy, and for city.:

LAED—Firmer «t' for steam and 19 194(or kettle rendered a so 850 tierces steam, February and March seller, at 19%.

MONEY—(tasterand the indications are at that the reign Of Shy lock In Wail strabl.it ot(ir «urcurrency is Sowing here from the wast and the ouiflow to the south is now comparatively,light. The disbursements op acceunl of inteiett and dividends which this month amount to over S600,100 his

re are coming out firmly and the marketl a rapid reaching a solnt where ic will be impossible to renew tbe recent high rates of Interest by artificial means. The Bank Sxatnlner will shortly be in town and it Is bellAved he will call some of »hie Institutions to a sharp account. The attentiba of District Attorney is |a)d also to have been called to the recent heavy shaves of money lenders.

Call loans were made to'-day at 7 currency and 1-22(91-16 commission, and alsogoid interqst.but the great btilk of trnnsactions were at the legal rate. .,.

An efTort to revive the buying and selling ui money in tho long room proveda failure. GOLD—Firmer, opened at. S5, feil.t^^^AVd sliseH at 35035%.

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For i.j iuiun, no chiig SenJ eki't. it ».cl 'If iorlpiicti. For applicat'dB 'nAni th^K*l, not ovor •me foot In fize, ani J10, ftrtt O^y.rcrmrtftt and •Stamp lees. Spocideations^ (Jraw.ngi, icavcats assigbments prepared rejected claims pi o» ecu ted, Also, intorfsien: c», I'ltanglou i.f patents, and appeals. Patents roontiios. IMtt' sent free. .Andreas '"l" JIpNNi'i 23d3oj 1 lfo.|Cr»rk

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HJBNDRIOH & LANGJE, IV« )i' UElcejoger^Uat. S»Uon«l Batkv: a. JS. iiernor ot .. V. «rth«att Main StrMto, Terre Iflaute, IndL.ija'-. 4 T-.i r. rt

A.lkv'racts of title furnished, Loans (ieJSTated, and Money invested. FOR Sim

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:jrttoi Mint sin***. dnn^i tfipir beat this year.to present

tl .,n K«4 ft* VSIZX TIGHWJt-' j/tagMI To prevent t^e. rccarrence of theV^}^"' to t^'publicain acceptabiVStOok for'the inarous prize fights thai Have disgraced

this vicinity, the city authorities sfili deavorto |h| ent seasion of Che State act m«^elta4 JS^ Jtjheriraio law, whigb^ imprisons for onePjfceKjthe principals ol premeditated prizo f^ith an addi- Ajmpng ifca i00l Boq^s upon their tienal proviso emfiowenp« tCfdUo#!^ eWf persons training for a fight The 'fi^- and beautifullt fllO^ated ure is certian to p»88. riAKlHO M2LLe vjJ

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r^TOOM^/A'® BE A UT¥-ASB^. .VfPlWFRv BoQ$s"uDon their

,^'gabtly Boun^ and beautifully (e«p*s_.

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Wilkinson's friends are hopeful Bamsoy's supporters deem hisre-eleptipn certain.

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Judge Drummond, of the United States District Court, gave an important decision to-day, respecting the Congressional whisky act of July 20th, 1867. For three days an attorney, who bad-devoted all his time, for five months, to the pre1 parAtion or his argument, contended t&»t nearly every provision of the act' is tfn1constitutional. After an able review of the argument, the Court decided,th*6 qv* erylsingle provision of the law accords with the Constitution, and dissolved the injunction to restrain the revenue officers from acting under its instructions •i' v.-—-csn^llii

Wis havan'4 space te meniioTi tbetB al as toero..would be room for bothlng els ijj le EXPRESS, but we can fill tbroug

OLD SANTA CL A US, jots and lots of Stockings brim ftil: and we trust that the Old x^ltow will call arpi timi ply. In StAlenerr and Paier VoedS)

have Writing Jpesks, Pi«rt .rjl wd Folios, Ladies Companions, ,.c, xl Port Mpnates, Poclset Bcok%

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Fi rly Lols In l.ldtori*s Ad Floose und lot, oast Ohio street, lloose and lot, in AteMarral^^adpUtitlOD, (j Uoasennd Iot'tti aime^saddltlbii 6fl 5th strtel, Hooaj aailotisK*Mtl BiiUtloass fctb strost, IloiWe *ud lot on Pcplar, 6et*e«i Sth and 7th dtreets,

Qoino udtoton Sorth6th, .betv^, .V^W'Sot «ad Unfsii^ffeeU. ftiw Tsfo Misiheis Bouses on ^a,u

COOWTI PBOPBBI*.

rmm »f 8# acrw In floney 0*» fowiwhtv, 17J acres in Iilotoa township, S: Ajres below the Roliins Mi jap'9dt!

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PROVISION STOKE

.JJr^'MOhlt —'thZMKfp w——

Groceries and Provisions, Ha. (i 4 rti Street, uae dottr Soolh orueTostonfce,

Tcrre-Haute. Indiana. TUa nndarsixsed has_J*»t oanrd at tk«»t|PTe stand, aflrst-cTais Fa«rtl/Gto«*f a

Fcmllf QtoMf «ud PfOlrislo

Store,' with a Urge and wall stl^ot- stock an and frash articlas ralUbleTor .'rets day 4»'i" ^nilllM. to «Uoh he calls II* flrMtadsaaatliepubUogenerally. r'-ita

Ooods delivert-d to aaj p-r: of the dty 1rr«» «f%hM#a. Hlojheat cash price said for Country PiMaoow''

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Bfrket rFqete^fti Piqiurw

feet, of be & W BBTATOBiAift- i^iB^Sketah Book Arti^Bditk)0| A caucus for the nomination of a can- 120 iEagra.y^Wg-^, hr,fl ru diddte for United States Senator is to be EJajbrine—Her Life ana Mine—by Jhell in 'St. Paul on the 14th inst. G. H&ltand. Gre^rf rfaA ftflt, tfrtteii-.pa'i perj 'Art Blegnnt451ft.

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of A. Griffin. fl??*

mns In Prose, for Children. lie, the a W Aiaoat Ohristian Armor. Tfce Cross Bearer. r-^.^ y. Tpe Cup Bearerv Pbetryol the Tear Ppetry of the "Woods. Ppetry of the Field?. l&^Sftfira&rft Poet^ Various Ityfti'1 a a

S. Arthur's Works. Turkey Antique A fl Selection Phbto{ra'ph Albamt. and mthjfAtfk&ftfivfitiqiltf iineiiutfei^ed

..Tie Pupils of at- John, by the Author or1' Heir of Radclyffe." )o-Tru«_ a Story of To-Iay. -.-

T10 Spanish Gypsey, by Geo. £liiott. Tpe Amazon. A Novel, from the Ger-

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Aut ion A dvice to a A dvice to a

Baker's

Cfitd Ca8e8, E'egant Buok Jklarks

Per umed Sachets, GoldT'en*, ereoscopfes'and views, Work J. BO*«b, Gamss, .^^^.Tabltt^ jcp ^Vier 'Knives, JRewanl U-ifds, iw-.l

Pent!'1ft In Bbiresi SttthI», diligCasesf Trw^eHhg fia^s. Checker^ #6mmo^f,T IH88, Back

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Diariesjj'Tqr. J4#Mrhematicai Instruments, Pianctj^ii!,

ther Nick nacfls,. juiua4»^ tor a Gift to your frrend," yiWrChild, your lover, or" jour b««et-heartt it cheKper for you t.j. 1f *m a ne anVf ^eb'ds^-wan'it^ilF^r °r u%.»9' pay.

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ehowing you our GorKia,

QKUIVDY.

li««4)PUV OP HAK»llflK.-A tw Oofiisi" or tfOTuass, as .UllVbrml at the rk Hiiit am of Anatcm mtrnoing the i: Hoiv.to Wvmiinicl wtiit to tiivo for

AAarurit? ami Oil Manhood Oeuerl r-r- Tnt-f!aus.: -f tnJi^ssl U'n Flato DIseaasD ACiotin'cf Ifcri Har .iln pitiAlly .o.i-1 lot ni, &o. P.ookwt c.i.iitvinltii these Lecturro «ill be for* .401 «MMl()fif-ftiir dtiiaiis hf %i'«i%asinf: f« Vobk Mnsaim op ANATOMY, -.lfi Broada Vi.ik. maflfidlf -r |N' l"o N A E

A N

FLOtTB itdftE.

f# A

BREAD and GAKES. BRElZELH, .),? ami Beshu la a E E

O a at a O

RE.tl? A XT TO E

(f-iXiv INDIANA

liais, apocHcaUona, Aap»rtnt«anUaf,«a4 Oet» ftucish^d tor »wr| t*tcriptica ei if

XXS*ioB.—fiontb o»» ooru al Jf alt and Dftb

ftfOBAGE. C0MM1S810N A6RH8.

JOB*

aaxcT

HANBf 4

rosHN it S a A a Of A I N A Warekostt ps flrat 8L. at tfc- Oaaal Btoia. xKttSt HAitU. Us*

anMwtt

SEIZURE OF

tau

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»di !»b

J1*!

,*« I. WMCM-

d»-! £{00 *il? it j.f

I J'iU be found the folio wine': •w VorM Cloth of Paper. j. «j ra Mary J.}Holmes' Complete Works. larles Dickens' do. various bindings. secher's Norwqpd.M a 41

Diiey. By tbo AtitUffr ^*'Wid4,?W1de World."st$ ."•({ am a

zasse.

Tie -^WliAe'^BMiiftrtded' Ltif —"Youmans." •^"11 lustrations of tJflirewal, ?«gr«ss.— "Spfcncer." .r

bys? inia. _• :?-'$ -.tsr iew Editiorisot Irving Works. Kew Edition of-'Big-ar?-Taylor's do.

Jew Edition of JMUcaJilM '*iUidUnd-

iC joper's Tales, Ac.,

E N I E S

BT THE GOV

SOLD AT

Wlll W-offBred at

v*4

i*w

Boob of £kgan $xVtasls.«.ji pwi1 aea and, Hpjlyr—"A, ^f^^jEor.^I, icear." igifsW Sacred PoetiV

?WftBfe Mdet

I a & ie :Mpptb%8aililu#t.rat?4

LVfe. iffuatrated liy Peh ^'Pencfl ParaWes frcfti ifgture. The flema-of WashiDgtoBJUii ^atfii/ s, Bhnyan's Pilgrim'a Progress. Tpe Fountain of Youth. j,

§venturesOutlaw.

JUST %ECEirm

I E E S O

4^of all Grades sod Qualities

HOLI

500 Patterns Cboiee Moharrs, at $2,76 SQ0 Pattorn« Abyssinan Poplins at 200 Patterns Changeable French Pop "Silk, anfl fhlly worth from $10,00 i»«t fB^)O lmd $7,60^^ per Pattern.

L, IV E N

2()0,.'Dbzen Fringe ^Huck Towels, at 300' pozen Bleached Linen Napkins

VffilftOt have "the opportunity for a

If 1 litnkj "i'itch, Siberian,.. Squirrel, »ame

C. WITTIG & CO.,

HOTEtS AND

Qocd*

would

:$g»pe will hot admit mentioning Lb*t: 4l who visit the 'BUCKEYE". I'eikjifllov la#

I S A S rlf ymi'm Mi

MAIN STREET,

V70

D|GlIBrG BLOCK, SOPFfffe BEAUTIFUL PR13ENT-Q {FOR THE_H0tIDAYS.

Elegant Dress Patterns ftom VM upwards. R^l Lace H'dk'fs.

Talenciennes H'dk'fs, 1 Embroidered H'dkf's, From 26 «ents upwards. B«al Lace Gollsn, '''f Maltese Collars,

Embroidered Collars, Troai 60 cants upwards, aitaLCOoveg, from 50e- up.

I :i-H' BEST DUOBESS ibkotander Kid GIOYAS, SUS •b() CTkaie tiioods are warranted to be equal to •vfif 1 aeyto^-eadtofck^wi LaDI^S SQARFS, ^l{

From Woeots ogsards.

Lai(es floods ''.

JE'mm 40 cents opwardt.

Lailes and Misses Jackets, from 76 oents upwards. NUBIAS. **9™ di rrom't^1 cants upwards. Ladles and Misses shawls,

Front 51,OO upw»rd.

pjn, 3t00k

Broche Shawls,

SBAl.lT CHXAP.

O S Wa Wt&aell.' to#, tr oloaa otft tefora Kaw

Tear.

and msses Balmorals, Frain $1,00 upward.

The Celebrated Boulevard Sfclrt *..• From W,00 npward. V» Gloves, Scarfs,

Buck and Kid Gloves, Cheaper thaa evtr. b* "ifAWCir

*f ka*« a W»atlful !tne of

aeij i«Laa« Ceral Bnetaa m« Ut Kto«s, B&Slhat, Cham i&Ive«, lollft Bexes, HMtt Bom, watch Holders, «love

I foics, c%ar btaa«i, etc., etc. W&shhll sell all onr Goods lower than befoie. to induce our friends to buy libeMy for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

o: wiTfiw a co., 170! M.AIN ST., DEMINQ BLOCK.

IN S A N E O N

f«i»i stiJ as 'i .if?"-'

FIBS AH» lilFK,

INSURANCE AGENCY ,?/lf i' S'

Tbe following JOld aad Beliable Oetnpanles Seprwetitad.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co., HABTXOab, COHM.

iforitimericim Fire Ins.Co. t* tUBTFOBD, OONH flO

t'di, o.! -s IT lit t&H'i Me:

feCHITB^T "A BUIXJ7BB. I "1 A. VBYDAttH.

A.{kpliaations taken, and Policies iasuad iB^tOT .oI the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COL* LBCTIONS promptly attended to. v.

FBAum'Ste

ERNMKNT! wis

!tO \PAJT

-«rtq fitdi a-t*'3*r. tLUW Vitiinh Jtei sJ-,%

Bom© Oh©

ap Q-oods

way to the

one •half,. and

»it itoi»

KKVKNljli ,,

DRY GOODSp

JO UTIES, V01

bs,'w,*i

-t bhiii&k iu atnaom li

-.V jtyt,

to th© Pry Gktod* flo«p» of t*

E &

-a-.:

sonle kinds at one-third theifuTgJ^«L,

EXP*tEfi&

VBE t,

which we have ctit intd Pattern^

33A.Y SALES' and' $3,00 Pattern, worth 9S^00 Pattern $6,00 and $7,50. tins with aa handsome lustre as any to $1:2,00 per Pattern bat will be sold i« •Mi IP

$1,90 per dozen and worth $4,00 at $1,80 and $2,00 per doz. worth $3,00

A I I E S

long time to come, to supply their tbeSe'prioea^ T'T""r"':"

a LAsaf'toT or

Water Hlnk, dbo., at lower prices thaa brvig at AuctionJ every article that will be sold oheftp, wQE be well paid for their oomlng. W. R. BTCE CO.

DRY GOODS.

i-: isinr».

...

q,1

DRESSlGOdli,

GOODS,

..i-

BLEACH

Life Inauranoe Agent.

General Fire and t«e» 1 Lli tc I ojpjficwcs

iioaio saarr

l^ainlSt* between 5th & 6tb

^TJerpe- Haute, Ind.

OMoe Main

Old Mfld of DM. Thompson Bust

i»tih r?l|

ri:\. r:

-i .. i. .. if. Jv"' THIS iA. .h iJ.-inM. dirts' ta ma tout ?t

t'r»^ Frr: A

mid

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-a h-jitj «t iy»ou, 0«p -U{jr MtftJ.fl Uii Sou «di oi tnji rif&H:-1 ai4 g• "O' ***&£ 'W «si jtfexteitS: aiift mvits flsfcifne *vf5M7eia ncBa lofaetg iiU'- limu eJ«7'?noiu»fc oi at Si -Ti --CW

aodtt'v'XaTOtf'

HILL. YARD WIDE,

I -ONE SMXLLWQ

(lftfcts,) per yard-. Former prioe 3fcrts.

TUELL, RIPLEY 4b CO., .! Corner Fifth asd Hsis Otreota, TERRE HAUTE, HfD. i,. tiil ."am bint o«sit' ocl «»*.' .,j:- utu #.w «*w wueotbl od -iiq -'tll' 'i'vi baa 1» .n-.-jf* t-j'-K ,,i, to h"~ ^tjaoo* »dJ MSif v««i h' 0%-iii Ol ll#ri )p(i 1 c.'ij fi- .i*i ji: iii itoi tfftti id #ju9b eJ* 4*' Iv .Tii rj ii ta bud »stw ftt ti»l **Md I

ru-.=

rriHa saInt,

LOQI*

I A N 01

HAJUfACTClIIG GOVill. gTha Planes of *hla Hneif—y aaa msmMIT PUmosfor Western JPtcpl4, thejr are not only aiads at koa^ ha* aie witfl made. They haveiakea

Four First PreJ*lta*», at Was Urn *atis. The* BJMW aAfHall** oellene. of ton* and finish, aa# ooaipars Wallla all reapaet* iHflt na bast Mutfaasat* Sasten Msnafactar.

Price* vary INl IP. to IMS

atrXr«trteap ianaw—*e4»r|»Tsaw.^t oxj) ximxBUMiDin rrtianaln At MBKUjf •*»«.

WaMssis Uliaalk Mk AMI aaraar at Wal^^d op^ortk. ta.SQBt^TotaL a-

IMIV GOODS,

ttfii

4ki MT3 Ul

»0 hr

IML 1

.«J«I i.-J tiafnp

see:

*.» mum*#* %9 *w»i7 ri^

-oM^a A tn a&THOisi* VkSLO -i-.—i'Jj +.•*-*••

SPECIAL OPEWtKG of ^-ayyiuq Jsdw sevfj itol suMtr?? .» eHritiJte *.• -*9#! -ifr-f '^ifcefciasl? if si-"" v.\ tw wo bam

W I N E »& btfMtMW M'- Jl- Jtnajet i£ n:id ',•* kiiA .i«-iaJoasta» bn«4 ,tS Jndv em »H .taea flJ sstfi'-r) .Ini-iO mo Hi' bp 'o3 V)aj" 4tffi

j-i {_t .j ititoS

mm-A

JUL# ITM *s&t»

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I 'sjeT .It't «.\if 'it d.-j.

ay. et iM^ii w®1 ,olt

(IsJg &tsa

BLANKETS I

7»a

seiii 0oo» bTMVfdP iM ss»:K--iJ

O I A S 5 W M» o,fj

jeei s:st b*

0UR FALL STOCK

.a, i*a ii SOW ooomtate. W« OSmt[9 .ama #as ot *i»s«e wit kS t&"•* »'**a

tiW

GREAT BARGAINS I -si ti i_-» iiWii u..

ilHO-feli te^na^ieS jftlMi *»«ae^s »0 wea -utiLiim

1*0 WJJ*# '*32

ban |Ia» Mft

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hrt%

IRESSiGOODS Sji'TO-ww: ,#v woi'Wtps ii

-ir ,-u jtaalisS*

S HA W S Idiiv -nr:

A S S I E E S •£9 It' i*1\i KM

mK tet :, A'

t^'Olsu ...-{It,* we.- ..ipttiSL- Hi aa e**

1*8

i^jl'tfo.i^o. At lnwdingiyf**3^

I i. «AiA -we£ YSAjwtwP '$* r,.

We have also a lar^e Sto&k of

Blmestlc olw

... {*l-y

iai?

y,i

tf At H&'-j*)

i^PBICBS

dill aad Look at onr Stock-7

Cirnet

8d an^L^ Jfain TerrelfatR«. Indiana,

DftY COOpS.

i&U*.?

-titinakitxt »r'& ifn'i 4idl irtaioebealffia i9»«r.4r. v. iUf ,B®*36litoaW jlai' btiuitl.w tic:

A FAVORABLE TIME m**s !i'"ca |-«33.at WIT worn MOiftfTJftq V- ic 't:

rr*i

-!j .l-'-U1-

OtJR DRESS GOODS

¥e*y Complete In Assortment.

^JlerfT

To Pavor Buyers Ahd in-

l6ja

ereue Sales.

nal'J

•t 10, Ut 30, 40 Aid 80 Cents

A Good Dress Pattern

v, OAJS Bit SOLS AT j# a

FRBNCHMERLN OS,

All-wool impress ClolhSf

JViM made to 9u*t*

OUangeable Silks,

1 JBLeavy Rep Silks "^3 p.-4?'' #i

hiidMiie malt Set---ftt,00 lisndMrne Mlifc Sot 40,00 A Itssdftome Mink Bet 45*00

.-"-J

'ii"it*

»»!«./.,-*5**

wrq ,*

DRESS GOODS

»»li tiV)'

JPTOH, 2& JPUIBBSI. and Hi

kldt ifn i&lL

uASTBACfiAV SSTfi.

luaaoiei-im' ai- c9 l,'

OlO Uii-m

». t.'.

%n«a fi Mi s: l+iltn i,d t-ltX

acAstra,

{•»,* atuit

tor fleeli, tiSes aad XUHii* ii.

!-rrA-

Hoods, Nubias,•

Bslmoral Sldvts, Sw.

Brssldhst Stow)*

E S A & 0 0 Corner Fourth and Mila 0M. ..