Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1869 — Page 1

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Vincmtnm

Pabkpa

New A

ma*m

:#**w

EIGHT EEl^H EA11

THE STATE.

has a revival.

Evamsvillk

baa small pox-

Senatorial

quatlon is

will be in Indianapolis,

ruary4th.

Blind Tom.will

Lieutenant Governor Cumback, will occur this afternoon.

The

managers of the Brie Railway will

not say whether they have or have not leased the 6liio and Mississippi Road.

"Thbbx

lb aht

Both

in statu quo. 5,

Otiv* liCOAH lectures at Fort Wayne

to-morrow^ight.

Feb-

give three concerts in

Indianapolis this week.

ELT*N8XTFT OPERATLBNI OF HORSE THIEVES ARE REPOFWAL Iff ?WALFCI8GM'COUNTY *,

Th*

inauguration of Gov. Baker and

The

i*.a great dearth of local news

items this week."—Seymour

The

Republican caucus of the Legisla

ture to nominate a candidate for United States Sender will be held Thursday night,

Resolved,

Democrat.

Sad, isn't it? Nobody hung for a week —Ind. Mirror.

is happy in the posses

sion of fit#1 patriots who would like to cerve' the S.l^te aa Director of the Jeffersonvi}!* Penitentiary.

Tbkatxicax^

are at low ebb in Logans-

port. Tfte theatre has been closed and the ma^ag^/ocked up in jail, with a|two gallon jug sf.,whisky, on account of inapecunlosity/' *0

A TBAftf Oh the Ipdianapolis, Cincinnati fl^ad Mart ins villa Road on Thursday ran »ver a: little girl named Dennan, at Fairlanl, cutting off both her legs below the kneel died that night.

-Cj

How.

Tm$.*"l

McCabtt

will retire from

the Auditon'aoffice on that 25th instant, and Major John D. Evans takes his place. The cbangb in'|lle Secretary's office will take place on tfte 18th.

Wz lifee^ov. Baker's suggestion that the Legislature shall offer a reward for the discovery of the men concerned in the Njjir'k^bany outrage, also his recommendatfa^af jamendpaenta which will enable the authorities to put a short stop to prtae

A wy»8dttniteli afiipyTnd icationa of the progressive spirit of the age, we notice that Washington F. Scott, of Jefferson county,

eighteen, was recently united

in the holy bonds of tnaCrtmony to Miss Joane6t Eallkt, 7of' Patoam. Fourteen golden summers have left their bloom on the cheeks of the bride.

^ftt^etance Alliance will

meet in India'tiap'olis Tuesday, Fef). 2d, at 2 o:clofcf^.^lt^ Mai6nil feali and continae^Sesajlqp^i^tt Thursday noon. This is an "Alliance" of all the Ohjircfeea, Sund&jt C&fto&ls and Temperance Assoclations, for concerted action on the ternperaofcf qtMUfonidill fa.'J&fltf

The

a number of

MBSBSffS.

in fluent la!' melnbers of the legislature, and prominent Republicans, called upon (fyvernor Baker and urged bim to consent to •ho^usa*)? his toame for the U. S. Senate, in order- to. harmonise the opposing element but it is understood that he positively iecnied t'J allow "his hame to be used under any ciroumitances, claiming thatbe«ftfcfie«t lerva IheState in the position to which he was elected by the people.

Dkihk tta&EB has beenbteard from. A young man of that name residing at or near Charleston,' a few nights ago, purchased Hi "lot of 5andy and some of the ae*^ large, steed hand torpedoes, whtife 18 ttlted fits coat pocket and carried to'-a ifbging school near the town. While sitting in the room where ths school was held, he -took from his pocket a torpedo and placed it in hit mouth, supposing it wm

special

a candy kiss.

When he closed bis teeth upon the torpedo it exploded, tearing his mouth in a frightful manner, and seriously injuring him.

from Warsaw dated the 8th

inst.', gives the following account of a fatal "A fatal tehtitoofe place last night, at a spelling scfioof, at Silver Lake, Kosciusko county, twelve miles]from here, between tWp young men, named George Hahfeis abd George Barbour. Some dim** cuUytad waMred a night or two before, between the young men, and they had arranged, to fcaebt and fight it out last night P*1"* fcnnnlrnd Batbour down andsitabbedVim, the knife entering his hetft and feilline hlfr almost instantly. Hanes has made nh escape, but officers are 6n his trl6k. Blrbour had been but a short time nrtrfrfed. Hanes' brother has been Attested .as a .participant,^

LaFayeUe

Jouxnal ft

J3atorday

contain a' fh'e folloWing,Wtlch'fof deliberate diabolism bas rarely been equaled: A day oFTWo sTiii*" th6 daughter of a widow residing in th« fq«$h ^rard, near the verge of Linwood, acquainted a neigh bor with the facts which nh*H relate. She stated that her mother had delibera tely bargained for. iier. diihocKfr with clerk in a down town ocUbliahment, in put ua9Q9 jfL^ridi bygain he had come to the house the evening before, The unnatural mother locked all the doors, antl left them alone together, when her struggles were overcome by main strength. Tho girl resisted with all her power, and some of the neighbors rememberM bating*fceard umisual noises, and, as they thought, smothered ecseams proceeded from the house on the night in question, but investigated no farther into the tbaiWE until madoacqUainted wHh th9 f«ots we have stated by the heart-broken victim. The girl is about teventeea years of aget and was engaged to be minisjl shoyUy to .a mo^lt worthy yw* ®an- is mo

iw&i $»r

branches of the Legislature have

done well in giving their offices to soldiers. There is room to carry the principle still further "without injury to the service" Let those fat and sleek fellow?, who were too deaf to hear their country's call in her hour of peril, make the intimate ac* quaintance of hone&t, hard work, or at least let them work as hard as they used to do in shirking the draft, while the boys in blue, who saved the State, pick up a few crumbs at the public crib. The record of the Republican party of Indiana, in this respect, is a good one. Keep it so, •'fellowcltizans of the S^ate and House of Representatives." j,,

following resolution paesed by the

State Board of Agriculture is about the coolest thing of the kind ever perpetrated

That a cornriittee Ibfl

With such a Board, what need has the State of the services of a Legislature?

Jaroo Nkteliz,

the well informed In.

dianapolis correspondent of the Cincinnati

Commereutl,

gives the following in

formation in relation to the morals of that city: The managers of the Home'for Abandoned Women and the Mayor of the city are daily importuned to assist these miserable ones to get away frem the city.— Many who give some evidence of intention to lead better lives hereafter are ber ing helped away. Not a bawdy house is to be found in the city, as I am informed, notwithstanding I learn that certain of our Legislators have alroady sought dilit gently.

have, for instance, thousands of hopelessly insane persons, for whose care no provision is raaiis by the State, and many of whom are treated with a degree of cruelty such as a decent man would wedp to see inflicted oa a

The

Express

&og.—Express

is mistaken in stating that

no provision has been made by the State for (the incurably insauc. In accordance witp a bill passed by the Legislature, and prepared and introduced by Senator Aug. Bradley, of Floyd county, a large wtog has'been added to the Insane Asylum)' and is now nearly finished, to be ooeopi* ed by the incurably insane,whose care and maintenance the State will take upon henelf.—New

Albany Commercial.

Not in the least mistaken. The "large wing" when filled will only partially relieve the pressure. There will still b6' many thousands of hopelessly insane persons for whose care no provision has bean or is likely to be made. 1

COMMENTING on Gov. Baker's excellent message, the Indianapolis

Journal

gives special prominencu to tho fact'that Our debt, that is, the part of it which we owe to other creditors than ourselves, is only $3,081,399 79. This tsa.it that we owe away from home. We owe the School Fund, that is ouc own children, $3,691,316 15, and the Yincenn63 University $63,685 00. Our State debt, practically, is only $3,000,000. This is a wholesome statement. It sounds cheeringly to hear that land is coming so near after thirty years -of struggling-indebted*, nees, often drifting close upon bankrupt*? 07.

And this is the work of Republican administrations. From the time the dbbt was made till Governor Hammond went oat of office on the 14th of January, 1861, the Democrats held tho power of the State without check or break, and during all that time, nearly a quarter of a century, the State debt was not reduced enough to make a decent showing in the books of a bankrupt barber. The Republicans took the State and in eight yearly the debt is more than half wiped out.

'Gov.

Baker's

message, as our readers

have noticed, states that the Agricultural College Land Scrip has been sold and converted into five-twenty bonds, and now amounts to a fund of $238,249,90.— Ab

to its disposal he thinks the Legislature should memorialize Congress to allow the interest to "be applied to the common schools, until the State is prepared to advance the necessary, money to provide the site and erect the buildings for the College. If this is not thought best,then he would ask the privilege to fund the interest with the principal until tbat tima And if neitner can be done, then he would recommend that it be applied to the establishment of a college in connection With th eState University, as that will be much cheaper than a separate establishment, but upon the express condition that when a separate college can be established the fund shall be withdrawn from the University.

It will be well for the people to discuss this subject, and intimate to their representatives their wishes in the matter. 5

From Baltimore.

Baltimore,

Jan. 9.—Chief Justice

Scott of the Supremo Bench of this city, assigned to the Baltimore city court, today delivered an opinion in the habeas corpus case of Henry Drescher, a noneesldent trader.

Drescher is a resident of Newark, N. and was arrested and commTUed^W ^KTT December 11th, charged with violating the act of the General Assembly of Maryland, which forbids any person not a permanent resident of the State offering or exposing to sale goods, wares &c, without first obtaining a license to do so. The petition alleges that he is a citizen of the State of New Jersey, and clair&» that he is not liable under said act because the act in question is in violation of. tbe 10th section, 1st article of the Constitution, and second, because sail act is in violation of the 2d section of article 4th of the Constitution of the, United' States.

Judge Scott decides that the Constitution of the United States does not give any control to Congress over the domestic trade of the States, and concludes as follows: "1 am off opinion that our State act in question is not in violation of tho Consti*. tution of the United States, and ttmttbir? petitioner has no cause of comprint. It* Is therefore adjadged and ordered thJE the petition be. dismissed, and that the petitioner be remanded to tho custody of the warden until discharged in due court£ of law. The prisoner can be admittedj^ bail at any time."

Dreacher was accordingly tecommittefr.

TERRE-HAiJXEINDlANA.

TELEGRAPH

Spmin.

Madrid, grand banquet was given at Seville last evening. All tbe municipal officers of that city and many other notables were present. One of the features of the banquet waa complimentary telegram which was sent to Espartero, whefein the gueste expressed their preference for him an the head of State, whatever tbe decision of the Cortes may be relative to tbe future form of government

England.

London,

Jan.

9.—Advices

Constantinople,

Ap?

pointed to request the Legislature that the location of the Agricultural College, and control of the fund arising from the grant of land f^r agricultural schools, be placed in the hand* of the Slate Board of Agriculture.

from Camdia

by mail fully confirm previous reports of tbe submission of Cretans to Turkish authority.-

,2't«-

'iw to (»I •».£' iM

9 s»

Turkey.

Jan.

9.—The

Greek

blue-book, copies of which have been received here, contains a statement tbat Geii Ignatus, Russian Ambassador to the Sultan's court, had assured Mr. Delyanes, the Greek Minister here, that the Sublime Porte would not repress any ac» tiuri of Greece in reference to Crete.

r.-i.

«JY

From Washington.

Washington,

Jan.

9.—The

Virginia

Committee had a private meeting tonight, at which they formally organized. The proceedings were confined to a ^general exchange of views delivered in a colloquial and informal manner.

Although the programme is oonsidered settled, the committee will remain in permanent organisation, keeping a quorum of their body here until something is accomplished for the relief of the State.

They have pledged themselves to allow no discouraging or untoward events to detpr them from the' earnest and persistent pursuits of this object in view.

No changes will be made in the committee. A letter! having been received from Wendhall Robertson, that, although detained, he would soon arriye here, the committee will meet to-morrow at nine o'clock and remain in full session nntil Wednesday of next week, when, probably, all but a quorum will go home, with the[ understanding that some will retarn and tellove those here on duty, thus keep* ing constantly in session and prepared to take advantage of any efrenmatanoea wfajicb may arise, towards the object, of -their meeting.

.1 ioi a» »^sa

... "•PPOIOTIMIW.^

The statement telegraphed to some newspapers that Ghauncey H. Show, of the National InteUigenoer, has been appointed Comcaistioner to examine

th:

Union Pacifip tailtoad in place of Cornolius Wendell, resigned, is not true. He has been appointed .Pijeftti}*,cf that road vi£e J.S. Rollins, of .Missouri, resigned. "w" curbinct,

Fractionalcurrency printed daring the week, $710,500. {Shipments, $442,-|l5. & A

National Ban k^cur»ncf issued, $121,• "Oio., .. .Amo^ttt^jn circalatioo., $299,$26,178. [Fractional currency destroyed! $624,-

.v. 6X CUSTOM BKCKHTJB. :i ,, 1 for customs from 21st to 31st inclusive $3,111,407.. —1

Prom Now York.

New York,

Jap.

Washington

special sa^a the Treasury author'Ieiee have asoertained4iiat-4be-™«eeeat attack upon -20th, Olarksville, Texas, and the murders of iiispecton Phillips »and Haumond were committed iif the ihterest bt the whisky ring, and moreover that pertain telegraph companies ar6 la lejCuegwitji tbe whisky ring. Telegraias (ChatJ wete/sent from hgere to officers of customs and internal Tbyenue, at Newr Orleans, were known to outside'parties almost as soon at they were put oh tbe wires, and dispatches from officers in New Orleans, in reference to affairs in Texas were knovtn to members of the. wbisftjr ring here before they Were received at tbe department. Measures have been adopted by the War Department to secure the safety in future of the officers of^ jibe government on duty along the Rio wa&de. ft it

3h? !»S

The 3Bribune to-day supports Jia^ajl 0/ Roberts for tT. 9. Senator.

Tlie Sun vinc^rsfands there is a movement on foot to bring forward. Hon Ranaon. Bascom, Judge of tbe Supreme Court in the Sixth district, as Fourth or Fifth Gomptroller. h, a! Ilhr AC9«PT«».

Henry R. Pierson, President of the Brooklyn City Railroad has accepted the office of financial manager of the Chicago

Northwest Ratlro&d, and will

make Chicogo his future home.

The dry goodB firm which failed in Boston yesterday is stated

Blond & Hammond.

be Downie,

'V U.h •CRET«'i/i MOO.i-':

The Post publishes a letter from Dr. tmuel G. Howe, saying that at last reliable hews from the interior of Crete, the succession was in full blast, with no talk or thought of submission.

Dr. Howe, on behalf of the Cretan Relief Committee, appeals to the public not to be misled by lying Turkish reports, bui to give Cretans sympathy abd kbundant succor. doubtful witnesses.

The* Bfebifig Telftgram lwerO thRt three or four of the witnesses, taken be» fore the CotfgrestiAnal Commlttee:bf Ihvestigatlon in tbis city, are »ndtortous English, tttieves, cou^terfeiterl.'isnd burglars that ihey were the partite arrested by the Shariff et the order of the DistrM Attorriey. wd that they werp«ub«equently f^edgnized by the potice. One of them, rutoor has it, says thaXelegram, volunteered mfproaation that tbey received $50 a piece/of their imtawtipn concerning Action frauds.1^

.nvi ii 909H BATI% j- ...

A Poft-fttiPrhice lettet' of January 1st, reports Salnave In possession of Mera goaae' and six otbeV town! alnng the coast, the inhabitants haying joined with his troops in driving out the rebels. Aux Caijis bad made proposals to surrender.

It was thought, these successes in the south would hasten the surrender of Jaeknil and Jeremie, a«d thus restore the authority of the Government throughout the whole peninsula.

The rebels in the north still held St.' Marie, and it is reported they received arms and ammunition from parties in Boston, who formerly traded with the .Island. .Hi.' .1— i.i-

A M»rd«rer Captured, Port Jertis^N.-^F.,

TeniM«eer

NASHVILLE, Jan. 9.—Hon. T.8. Biebards, Speaker of the House of Representative, and delegate to the Chicago Convention for the State at large, has introduced a bill in the House to be submitted to a vote of the people, authorizing a convention to be composed of the members of the present Legislature, to Convene on tbe 22dof February,enfranchise the disfranchised people of the State.

The bill came up In tbe House to-day and Mr. Richards made an able speech in support of it

The bill at the close of the debate waff* indefinitely postponed. Mr. Richards is a thorough National, Republican, advocated in 1866 the bill allowing persons to testify in courts, and voted for their enfranchisement but the majority in the House differ with him on the suffrage question^ admitting bis ability and trustworthiness, thdy do not think the time for general enfranchisement has arrived.

The subject will hereafter come up in another shape. The Ku-Klux have much to do with the: state of feeling on the franchise question. t* v.a- .. -n

From San Franolsoo.

Sanjrancisco,

Jan. 8.—The steam«r

Idaho, with Honolulu advices of December 26th, arrived to-day. The funeral cortege of his Royal Huh ss, Makadona, December 22d, was_imposing, thirty minutes passing agiven point. Marines and saijors of tbe United States steamer Oasippee were In the procession.

Guns were flred from the PoUea aBowl battery during the forenoon, and the Os sippee fired twenty-one guns. Business vttf suspended during the day.

sua ASSIGNEES. I It fit 'S

Brewer & Co. and W. D. Green, have been appointed assignees of C. H. Lewers, insolvent. Liabilities $3§,000i

SLAVE TRADE."

(The missionary packet NortHem StaPT arrived from a cruise among tbe Mlcroneki Islands. The slave- trade Was open' and carried on between the Islands'and tbfa coast. «'M'-

Bouth Amerioan correspondence was tiled with accounts of outrages on tbe nriivep by slavers. ij

Tbe'iiiisfionarifs ask cHsence.of American, English 'and rretfcH wAt* vessels, to prevent unUwWTtraJBc}f

A letter from Oolimfc, Mexico, ^iyes acooudt of a terrible earthquake experlebced in that city on the morning of Deo.

For several daysr-previoas tbe volcano^ otColima,thirty mile* from tbe city, ox-' habited symptoms of internal commotion, sending forth tmoke and steam, accomflaWed by^nimbUngi enrtb*

On tiie morning or the 20th/the gentle rocking of theF eatth gradually increased-1 in violence until w:alis

have

Jan.

Lcreoked

tirft ifr.p

and ev-

ery thing breakable in houses, demolished, The vibration ftom northeast to south vest lasted nutriy forty seconds.. Tbe, Cathedral,! warehouse and briak buildings cracked* from top td bottom. People startled froni «leep, rushed frantically ^rtheplaca.

It is reported several persons were killed by the falling of the National H?t9l The shook was felt a long dbtanco in iba interior.

,t_ COMPTROLLER.

In several places the" ground opened,, trees uprooted, hills leveled, water ha a a a of earti tkk ptace?lf!inf

At the city of Manzanillo the Oatb«flral building, which had stood shocks of. Earthquakes and storms over

Was

riven

Kbb,

a century,

froth

top to bottom.

MONPAT UOttN LNtt JANUARY 11,1869^ v- 5

Bveti'

tiles on the roof were broken. Some eighteen or twenty .pardons wereCrushed by falling walls of the American Hotel, and three others were' buried in ^he ruins of the warehouse of Wasserinan & Co. 'J 1 1 1 1

id a A

St. Louis,

Jan. 9.—General Sherman

bas received information that the repr»•entativds of four hundred Lodges bf Comanche Indhnfc had arrived at Fort' Bayard, New Mexieo, and offered to surrender. They were notified that no sur-

ider would be' rioei^ed except afc the object being to have all the tribes on tbe Plain*wHbin, hatching di*~ tanoe of

Qq^i. Sheridan. ,i? gj^oi NO DAMAGES

1 The case of Thos.

fkgaingt

Harper, brought

the St, Louis

road

for

Indianapolis rail-,

,$20,000

damages, for injuries

gained while

train on that road,

A meeting of

su«»

conduotor

of a

coMtructfon

vyas

decidcd

yistordny

in favor of the defendants.

TH* oREsrj-

MaMfau^ Jan #i--TUegraiid

I tf rrjaf»t Tbe Ambassadors will have, a formal auiience with tbe Emperor at'an early

emancipation of slaves.

uauwiH«*W.w ^be$ ^hdemn Flattii)»Tsri!OUrae int destrpying ths aqueduot, .and complain .that the people of tb» Weeteravdepeirtwaat had not heeded the c^M of tbe re^fltatioi\ijrt,litr4 that furnishing no money.

It i^. reported that Col. udnef iao .had failed to occupy Holqtib, and that he haa been liott^elled (0 tbwii founded" tb'

Wews frofiir'Neiiviteff is-w'the 5tb. Koapobanti ate given of Velmoseda's ^pprkti^nK'M

Leaders.oj.the.. Cn'ban,. party declare tlijsy have tbegreatest confidence in G«ta. Dolce as 'M 'Tionbrabl6 penile t&ey say they cannot plao'e ahyrcredence' dn^tnrcom promise.

rom SB#.76rk. "oRK, Jan. lJO.—

N^aroRK, J^n. ip.—An exgtoCve thaw nas prevaAld'at all pmnts aloFg tue Hudson for the last week, and all the STREAMS leading into the river ARE greatly swollen. All along the river crossing is ?ery dangerous.

nas pr

Ftefftl

Borne

.tlMt piarcbar.to

hold tonight.to

will-.ho

detm

ftnea|u||B

ffofrtbe

betUri^irdaotion of tSeisei^el frltn ik«-r-SttoOai

10%

.'a O^I^TATKOf'*

from Kemphis--^ \J

jury

day found ^aftruebBl agiinlt 8.

for

te-

Doran

-a°»mebnl arAinlt 8. AS. Doras,/ jbu g«

mtirdet"

Edwin Wp Yesterday the etation-bouse to jai), under a

heavyy

Doran was removeid ftons jcb

guard. But for

thla

doubtless

would

been lynched. jabo

The Board of

Connty

yesterday

struction^^

Louisviixk,

9—A

Oonmisa»onei%

stlbacfifoed '-$300,W6 6on-.

the Mississippi river railroad

S tr "3Li^ secure its completion,3witb good,prospect of succeM. 1 1 & 1 Eentaoky

Jan.

dis

patch fi^taV Hampton, Canada, reports 'that 9miUit|hemprderer,Jtua been found titer* thie Sheriff with tkree eit«B«ns has led to ideatify him. w2wfc.Vl

10.—In tb«

tucky House of Representatives yesterday a joint ,rttolqtran jotroduced and ordered to be ^p"nnted,'-%^d*

to the Committee

referred

on1 Fotet^n

Relations,

move all political dnlablliUes tttgt QMtf KCVe ktuebed to any eitieen Df ^sntueky

at 4M|MHl«npt. sriS

GO.

PAk46J««- f0.—The conference for the Settlement of tbe dispuia between Greieef

and Turkey,

in this clty yis-

terday. Their first session waa a long one^ commencing at 4 o'clock in.the afternoon and terariahtlng a& 11 o'clock at night.7 A*

r'-''

The Greek'kid Turkish representatives both manifested a very conciliatory disposition, and a peaceful result tp the deliberations of the Conference is looked forWrd to with cbaltleace.

51!

The next session will take place Tnesdajf, Janu^ ^St^ 'The official Jdutnal says the Ambassadors of China, now In this eitjr, are receiving every honor and attention, and deal ares that Mr. Burlingame's position on |the Embassy is entirely satisfactory to (he Emperor.

.MITBi EV

I rrom HaranA. NEw foRK, Jan. 10.—The Herald pub lishes ttoerfoHowing-dispatch

HAVANA, Jan. 7th, i^La^ftOiT*, 9.— A(tvioee from-$t'. Jago flt) Gtofih teethe

1st inst. ^ava been r«ce»»S|^^.''"J

^.i

Geftoni! Oaiped^^wSioai|^»eil deat^l BepublfSan gpf*rutn$$ and SeadT Hybtirier'a tetl iitth .the ihluir*: gects^thiteHpmd have pr^lai«a^

General Qnesaria ia laid landed.^ /Mm Nassau with 130" men arfd 3,1)00 jifles. &H

British or American colors by ttrrnei and re^ta^a^e taken pl»*. 0#th»W«rtit. was armed with 'two twelve-poubders,

seven six-pounders and two stern chaseny all properly mounted and equipped, and wMl provided with small srma and $ipmjutilti^ij, and crews of Europeans, AiaWi0«jns"and Manillo men,, well drilled. It wits not known: for wM purpose the heavy armament was intended. Whalera aid other vessels «r$iising ^moogst the Caroline Islands are warped of ganger.

The American brig Constantino put lqto Honolula in distress, December &'bA I-ORGBR ARRfgPJ®, A

John Dixon, a recent arrival from Australia formerly a clerk m,ihe,Central Baflk corporation, Melbourne, wis arrested to-day for forgery." He had on hia person at the time he was arrested, letters of credit and bills of exchange amounting to over $85,000, all written on genuine paper of the Central Hank of Melbourne, and purporting tb be Signed by the regular officers of the "bank.

earthquake/^

Principe w-still surrounded-by-

a a in the chyTitrosttatiitaaid' glodol pMbe shops ate closed ^and

a Hght curred.a~t CusualT^dad.'5^gue^«

between 700 insurgents trfcops. Tbe troops were" defeat^^^^h^

^o Principe,s o^

The w9UIEkded itave been earlessly

tx si

b^ert received. 1 jHIVana,

Jan. 10.—A-proclamation by

tlie Captain General abolishing court iqartials' ftr 'tbe trial oY* civil cases was id-clay promulgated. {Reports are full.v confirmed that the rivolutionista have decreed the abolition o[ slavery Within their iftres.

The Spaniards here consider, it a despferate raeasure and an indication of the growing weakness of tho rebellious commander.

Some flying columns of Spanish troops rfeport tbe revolution is gradually decreasing, bbtWedl irifOrtnedfCubanaassert the contrary,, and report tbat thevr^volutionary ftrcra are constintly receivtog ajcce'Monfc fhsra* Within1'' aUd'without tbe iillAldV' wafl... iii.' UklH

aloFg tue

CthipebifekHoJthtt H--Uy tfeare fcfo

many large cracks extending from shore (o sh^rei: 1 •, .# ^oatmett a^d, other "«perienced* Tiv®tj men fear a sudden movement of ice, unless tbewoatber should: soon change

To-night th§(: weather is growing colder, and the^e are indications, that, .the jhftw ibabont'oveti rtilAif linrEsTiQATitoN-

5J:.J

Atnoqg the witnesses said to bave been Examined befcre the.OonerMsional Cpm• Inittre trfvesilgate 'the iffW 4Wtion fronds in thirsty Were Go*. Hoffman, Hon. W. 'M. rwfeed,' ^oh!' ClhCrles E. pjoew ana (Jthera. .!t

persons as had appeared before a Judge authorized to confer naturalization upon them.

The -aatioRoi Sheefff O'Stten baa cre» fcted some feeling among tba members, fcnd. it iasMdj tliey present# tf Oqfb

The short t^ie a^tf,'held session in theXJoumy Clerk's office, Wbere tbey examined naturalization papers on file. sheriefo'BBIBN.

The World publisbes a statement 01 Sheriff OffiiSeri relative to his, arreiA of jwitpesses" in attendance tuon the Congressional CoirimUtee to Thv'estfgBte tbe alleged election 'frauds* tnthis city. Tbe Bheriff stater thit thO cfrnu»Ittee'seh', for bim Friday aflerhqp»r vttr*tf a man was bwearing to- ihitigs tefiecting upon his jcharacter-told the committee tbat

of the men awaiting outside to teeti5y, were thieves, and- that Col. Wood bent thesmown^qt, testify againat i^m.— He asked t^e committee for permission to take them to ^the Sixth ward station house, before.Capt. Jobifton, who would Identify thfem.'

r*r

-After se— heBitation-: ^Hwy 'gWiiBUBd.' He took threejCffir ."dawn t$ tiie station bouse, and-Gapt Joh«»«»fl to}d -frim posiftiyftl* tbey ku about witb thi«vaY

Rd^pt iike to shy anytping^abo'titk if _e accuses Matftjbal Murray.,of hiring hieyes to rtfear awiy i^eo(iible men's (Character ii .oK ,0 issv? .H,

.0 .id

njsn»asi

isoei3^

,-r From WmhiBgloa., if WAJHiKtrroir, Jan. 10 —The statement* that tbout*$600,000 stjind

Judge Bustead

tbe eltedit. ojf

tba

&*&k-of

will dismis#- all

A petition for the pardon of DriU9amuel Mudd^addres*ed to the Pre?idant anil tjgood by Democratic Senators and 8EPresMtatives, has iwea PTAOED In- THO proper danael for copsid^ratiaaw— .H

From St. Loais.

8f. Louis, Jin. 10.—There, is cood deal of excitemest among the fancy nere dtt relation to the prize fight, whi^- ts to $cfcne off next Tuesday between WiMtam Davis and Tom Allen. Tbe battle field has not been determined upon jet, but irUnderstocd-tbaV ii will take place on an island lfi" the MiMiagipjji river abovo Alton, Illinois, the place where Davis fought McCoole. .A steam^c.for the conveyance of the prineipals and spectators^ will leave the levee. At s^ven^'d^bTueeday morning.

It is reported that a fight between Charley Gallagher and Jim Elliott will be fought in the same ring tbat alight weight oontest wJTT'alse tate place between Goorge Looney «n4

Jim

but nothing seema. to be definitely known in i^gard to.the. matter. Quite a large aumber of sports' are here from abroad, among them several fightlsto of renown.

More actlre and flrfoer at 99%c$ 1 at

1i^^^^e0Uuing

delivered and 2

fit

U&EDAILT

ik XHEIB UWV BOSIES AND' BfiOOttMBNt 1 ivd 1.

all Invallda.and Snflerera ifediXti I

tl 0* .».• riDM nw Ay«p0pafe,-atek HeSdaohe, Soafc fltoinaoli, Ooettype***, fieartborn, Indlgeal^on, PUee, BlUoo*

Attacks. Liver Complaints, QOnt,. ana Bbeumatlo-'Afteotions'

Mfflf AMD B00D REJIEMi

tkerveseeni Seltzer Ap^aieifii

(Beet AND JBfost Kelliaitle Mldbe tver bffe'red to ytfs'iiWe foil,,the 'above Ctais

3 M/t

*Hf» svk-riii&t '3

e. ii

-I?©-

Jan. 9.

FLOUR—Flrm and In goo^fdfetn«Bd »t #T 75@8 for furfly. ... uu cmn WHttAT—Finn

SI TO

forNa,,J2iafi

COB^^Firmat 63 for orsbelled. WBISlC'r—ln! at 98®9». HOSa-tVlroii at far

live

1*8- for drctMd.

aad XI 60®

'V ___ .,,

«fc«

jBi iaKmmaU

I«j

jraw .ypiiK iiAAKKr. *Sy jTM«gr»pfc.y Nt» toa*. Jan. 9. ., FS.AU R—DNLT'for medium AND faigh (rades, at $6 00^6 36 fat BBgerflap ttaWaad .western, 00

A7 Vi

for extra state,,

8O98 90 for extra ww-

ter$, 8 20A10 OO for Woite Wheat extra, 7 00@ S OT^Tor R7H. Q., S O

tot

SSJ

lo ¥UiBLlj|LEY &

-v,

No S

for wJaJ^e Ui.bigan.

BV—0alla6d heavy, new3@3c lower, at' 93 for new "mixed, weeiern, a#§93 for..new white w«ster4. W for mw yellow weetem and nominally SL X0

for

store afloat

old mixed wa.tem in

ITOOt-Firm and ia Air demand at^ifi^B for domeafic fleece, 6S for.pieked look and 7^ for Caaad*. ....

4&a»Ki>"BOGS—Qttlatapdtpx

0T MliATS—Hrtott at 12®12% fof shotitderf, tTffir' hame. s-..'. .- i9JT4r.atjl^«13Ji foHwestern,:ih« latter price, cficice, end 13J4 l^ifor cfty.

iiARO—Adtive botjeary at-18@20 for atiam,. the .atiarptipe choice, and 8J far IBrttlo render-f edj aiioSJfiO tie cts leller aud buyer fur February MJrch and April at 19^0}20 iOJrK¥a-[^n.y Mat eall paaa'ma0e.at

MT.

iJKBM

Ai..iiNOTICE&.

99. mua A

their Semi-Anpaaf CieM^ace 3

Zaeir (t«(*kjia «soeltent foo th* *ea*on, good* JRiUu t» eftored Tery ctaapt Cheap erfcagb to ln«ur« a sptgdy olearance,

all e«cnt»

.VHB HINT.

«n#i»T Lni l^Safii£ »di oj bw§

JHQW W iBET PiT^KTS. •Fbr opii#t,ino charge. Send akotch and d^j, as-i{i$hin. S«r applio»t »a send medU, not over oie (b»t in §l««, and $10, first Oovernnent and Stamp leoa, SpeoiScatlom, drawings, cat eat a atl«nnleift«£reparedi r^Jeotw* claims prosecuted, A^so, interferences, extenaion «f patents, and appe^lsf /Patents taksa oat In. al| Ka^opean et^iUiiea. IUaitrata 1 pampbib^f, (JIO

pages

Add^ejs MUNij

"Jf,..

THE

WISE MEN of the LAND

Divine, tiie Physician, the. ja^ge,

The """I"" hitha lt« hrnthwm andsister«. its parents and gl«l^r»Bf» find this 1

Hasant remedy well adapted for their different uoai^latau/ :T:,T.

otntta

COAL..

•j-U of -j"-

jgiJliiilYiLN OOD^TY. OOA^J

Being dW propared'tO fllT ^n'Srdnt llTan (,'unnty Oo»l, wbioh is claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for »ll domestic purposes, will deH'ff JP anj =»»r^„ofB. brW at otflce of K. Bryant

Orders left -at tki Poet OfBoe Iiebby, at the 'Vigo Oonnty Scale'," or addressed to Box 699 IP. O.', Ti rra Hamta, wilt roesive prompt aCtetition. augl7dtf

I I N E

0b,:-...jBircfiajrpa#:i ^Has remoVed to tbe corner of JToarth aad Ohio Atreete, 4r6ei«(^ is nowipenlhg a ftitt asd cotaplele stock of Fall style Bouueta, Biboemi, Flow}ers,ftc. DBE8S JBTAKIIlQ h*9 also be^J 'added' the basln^ss. Heving a competent Oresf-aia-ler, satisfaction t« guaranteed.

joH durr.

•&Um

Mobile is

untrae. Jddge Bioiteei expresses the cdhvictlon Sat tbe Committee 00

Judit^atf

cbfrgeJ

Hnfoun$fd

a^Ainst hiotf if

^nd frivolous. PARDOIR pjermoB.r

di V»4P»»3ss$ -Exeoation. msa.^tA 1 ^rICA»lS. jpSiry ,j «e»u.that*ay cau n« at use U10 Ganveil,-theT.,Jan.A—Wlllfadl

QKUrd%«er ofi Jittle-AJfty

Saunderl .near GMid^a, hr 'Aprtl la*,

wttliurf^ftMlay at $690,^

Brwrs

to*

IMMENSE

is' TH J:

SEIZURE OF

BY THE GOV

MwUriM

sua

but

Ad-

BAY

r' Some Oh© l» is ..loir Having foaad their wayto the

ana

Will be offered at one-hair,, an

JXTST MBCBIVBD

«00 PIKCEROF

600 Patterns Ohoiee Mobain, at $ft,T5 800 Pattorna Abyaainan Poplina .at BOO Patterns Changeable French Pop

IMl.

Silk, and fully worth from $10,00 601

200 Dozen Fringe 'Buck Towels, at Dozen Bleached Linen Napkins

i300tt»

$3,50 per dozen, suwv 01

•S'.

vAik«'4t.S«V

HOTELS ANP

Will -901 r)

not bave the opportunity for a ,t J. 4,u

.no. nej wanta at

TttO llfii

.iaetijiu JUST RECEIVED

4 3

('.

Ip Mink. F.itcb^ Siberian

_Squirr0l,

Space will hot admit" Mentlirtlng .but all who vfoft

tTSjaaeiiic

ibe "BVCKEY9'"

•«.

i-ti'

-gail od) qx Jolq ufio aw .'uJ .tsii

OflY COOD%.'1B

Jlri

in$v bo ii \U t^w^a..rnnMj inotba T..O rldir#ioii vtf'jHiw .ftfs JJD WQl O,

•rJC

M96 sioriw »dJ ifc TStfide

51(51

has gfihsl

T'.r

1 ii

iaiTrorAOTTjarEir oklt bi

ir HjTAS'ji

WARRANT

4ft

€0* b~

gy8. Greenwich Ht-, New York, eS^for Balety airDrngluts. nl8—d6meod. -'iti

iosxjs

MlfJ b£0

Co.. O. I. Kip-

ley, tfr'J. A. Foot's Tea Sture^wttk -vnioia I bav4r tnade arrangements to fill all orders, and ire all In ormationin ragar^to«UM business. olSdtf J. A. MOBOAN.

UjrvBR COAL." *nial*lw* JOHK McFARtANE ia now selling h^,best article' or Birer Coal, sereened on the '*lde#t larrenloos* In Vigo eonaty, at as loir a flgi.re«s an inferior article can bepnrchasod. Those vrlah• lngtolay in a supply should lwli to their ioMrtoMs. asd bay the ,t»ft when it Is as cheap as. a BOOr article.

nt 1: t'isT'in i.iolfwg

'-I

L.-u

[iii atec di WE HAVE ALEE A LARGE Stopk OF '.4 'iJiw

iflfi

i.'tiie ~il lhd5UiL Si.-

1 lift

Ware^nWil It th*'oJft/W

ifijj.JlUj.'JIilF

.wiituirtfMiiRt .?-.i .. l.m COrndiiu 3d and IKato 8ts.

iu'.' ''rr^e'.MAotiA. khdiatilt

biawoj

"itvJiiWo hi'

SAWST&

OAyb« ^t 1c etud« eg"ra' q»««i ,b«« edi £*w' 1s:4aaiflnM sdi |l. aogu vtiob &•intfow aoifj»lfi mrij .moliwfl btscov laaJi^qtoi

tsu

t« iabsqe odl

lo \dnay

US*

OLI*T A WILLIAMS.

Prairie Ofty Maaln* cor oar

»th

OOD I WOOD! IfOOI5

Two

hnndrtdcords

Masoned

.riMte. si"

Cord Wood

fort alo bv 3U A. BhOadK AH Dtler* left at tbe "Xarly HoUs«l" WMt Kalft stKtti promptly

it.

tut

uin

QtLjOiWI

Having bought the entire Stock of Stores Wdn .Wam4of V.tockwood, I aia prcpwwltrw^J «U.tIiat aay call oa me at tbe Old Stand,

1ilrfwHirr»et,b«twerno* Sixth aad 8we»tb

#T9tX

J'b- Wo-r

iothekeat

maan«r aad Wit* dlfpatcti. Pleategtreme a^ll. oetlSdtf .-.U liOOKWOOk

Jma

ISSTJlBLiS HEBhMA 13. 1851

1 iiw. •..

US'*

sdi,

CISlCLBiSATI MARKET. flj Telegrmph.] 'Cuioihwati,

to the Dry Good* House of os pa

$1^90 per dofcen and worth $4,00 $1,80,and43,00 per doz. worth $3,00 f»'w KIJMAjg

AM I I

I —jafea^nesrsj-'^.o'i looli aaivaq aedtibi ,ei»iM^9a ie

tisq.%

18 !»l!

-r. )mm im c's A-.'Asv ned mv pito Suo ii fcsDaiJnos «i live

*Si

-nliw etf iiiw

jne-.cn

c-s j».

it'atfe -w £ao'... edj liorrfwio^la" ."tirf'S1 ffv«

01'R FALL STOCK nl »di fa

bOM

IS NOW COMPLETE.- WE OFFEI»si!sa«ti 1 "ite#

ibizii

wiJa-J

had

ow fctia ®mr.ti of'»a

GREAT BARGAINS

"crro from

j*vhci S301UPSB

a'sJL .*)!• siij lu ..eieinam sfSJ •1«-i o-v list

clet-

•nhq ban sdi viiqaimq 5wb otnaoixf vsdrtB ijjqj

HAW LSI 10 aelgieoe 0vil*Tequ!»i c-rfj ^aii

V9» ^Ull-

-too

si djSaaw dri':

loih V. 1 }/..•- fioo

sratmtf tfetes'ifaffl

1OI

«W &a,

IOA S^IMEREH 1 .'* ntil

i.:

I W 9

(aaft'J.

.Ui'r

if A. twl ui«-. 'I v.il'StjuT rO

•r.lli" lit,.!

vnfidlA '!•. aaas^

.il iHjtii'nnQl ,'rtiOjflitR* odi fir nviiarii

Domcstitf taoods

d.*

AT KTEEMLNGW

wi'ii

Lual

hyriljLINBRY. nf

4 tlm-v

1' ss bra' 7 Li.il

doidw ^liiTwtwd baa

artk

A N. 0

MincvACteitH* comity

ttTb*«iaao%4|^y

ara ^wenttallj

IHctnos for Western People*

TfeeV eretiot«iy fcaieat bd!i»i b«t an wet) made. Th«7ksTO taken Ftonr FiMI ^renlitiata, at Weatara Fab*. They poeaew nnrlTalled excdmttfot twa ir^fiaMTaao^oompars rail in •11 xMpeBta wmx Mfa beat W^traaaa4p of 'BaaMM Jfaa

'to «W

•ARXRAR JT FIAAO IA WMRANTED /OR JIRE LC®*IA."®E rr pkoeuaoft

.*&

lilj vraAlmtri i^irao

Walaat

•-sl-TD&aS

FRAUDS^REVENUE I jirfw

DBY GOODS,

HtHMKirT -1 jMaJr

AND SOLD AT A CT ION I

some kinds at oitte-thir^ their value. T--*St

Of all Oradee and Qualities

O O I

a»l $3,00

and $7,50 pe'r Pattern.

at $6,

00 tor'.«tt» St. Loola,

a for good to ehoioe do., closings doll, ftdlforaia floor nvmiaal. ^WHISKY—More actire

IN N

rt'

dj bl*$

*$» tsoil

DUTIES Minh

,7d8I#5B-b

4- bm

OC v^C-l &«*'•>

O O S

Pattern, worth

$6j00

wbich we have cot into Patterns mwfl tmh

DAY 8ALE8I

$5,00

and

O O O I

Pattern

$7,50..

line, with as handsome lustre as any toj

$12,00

Ool) »SSI 1 fiH

per Pattern but will be

sold

Vjt

«r

ifi.'Sii

umini i-v»ra

loiig- time to some,- to supply tbeic 4 ibwepriceay,

-fit

:-Xi

A LARGE LOT OF

"Wat^r Ml A,

the satbe Goods would

uVcJt 4at9iie& flea: ^asToH

&r£?ki

lower prices tb»A"^3

~&t Auction!

article tbat will be aold cheap,,.

•^iU be'Weili paid for their coming.

BICE

CO.n

"'''Oil

DRV COOO8.

RISTM AS

trWiTfTG & co

MAIN

rro

STREET^

Cfi,

JOFFER BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Elegant Dress Patterns

I 'U1J From $3,60

Lice H'dkfs,

upwards.

su 1

Valenciennes H'dkfb?9' Embroidered

H'dkrs

From

cent« Opwar«s.J

pleat X'five Collars,

UlaK^ae Collars, :i'r Kmbroklered Collars,»

50 cent* npwartto.

••.« Year.

iaitti

Milies (Soto8» from 50c op. BBST DUCHE8S

AJeiandtr Kid eiovesr 9lt75c GooW-stfe Warranted to be

8QABFS| t-a

'f': Irwa95o«B»»eii^af^l,fia Ladlea andtJUsses.floods

ibf-i .»fi From 40 eaataapiracda.,-

Ladles and Hisses Jaeketa, b^a From TB

Mttta

apwaedt.

From

oaata

upwards. ..

Ladles and Misses Shawls» ,a Dsbaioa, From 11,00 npwatd.. A Pine Stock of

3roQhe Shawls/

Z..^ OBSA*.

imt

|We will Mil Tery low, tr close out before K«w

ladleff' flnd Hisses Balmorals,FrOd.ft,oe npwaril. The Celebrated Boulevard gkirtt

From 8*,00 upward.

jOent's Glo.ves, Scarfs 'r l#ttck and Kid Oloves, Cheaper than evtr.

IPF PAI^CY »OODS, We Have a Iwantlfltl lib* gf

eel, Jecaa Cerai Broekes aa4 lar Rtags.i ttkawl Plas, Vhana Enlves, TulUt Boxes, saell ilex««, Watch Hoieen, tilove

Jte^ca, .ilfar etaaea, etc., etc. Wp sh^ll sell all our Goods lower than ttiefoft, to induce our friends In buy liberiklly for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

13. WITX1« A CO., no MA.IH 8T„

OSK1NQ BLOCK.

Heal Eatnto Column

o$tttfjt46$

tsiiino '8NF .liififl joa

HENDBICH & LANG^ CfcBaa

Fliat KaUatkl Baah, a a. C*r*er «C Foortb and Main Btre*U»

Terre Haute, Intl., i» iJtw -ietet .'i-j %Bi»s

ftltwoo':

td mIjUtq

«I aid'T djiw ^aw«

siiu bc£

5#*

•jtrrz

3 ^nao2 fabi

if mdt

•fitbttffeeta

of title fttrnighed, Loaqs nrt-

fotialedj aad Meoey invested. ~o1 .bloj FOB BAI.RJ hr

,t. OITT PBOfXBTf. "ToHj £5UIh ttnion'i Addition

i«ol

fart*

BiO&t

Booaaaad lot aart OMo atrapt, Honea aad lot.lo HoVnrralo'i Additltlon, Hoa^aadlotto StWey'eaddltiaii »a 6tiartaatj. Houa» and lot in Bvea'a addition ua 8tfa Hotue nd lot on Poplar, Mtwetn' tSttl atfd fth alrwti. oV-

Bona* *nd loton Horth (th, betwean, 3)e*not «d Unftmatreeta. it, Two baiinaea Boom on Main streat,

OdtJSTT PBOPMTT.

TKtfti*af

s&ei

W aeraa ia' Honey Or*nk

wsajffli inJUntoB loodiahln ., S Acre* below the Boiling Mill, we«a aide eaail. .iantSdBu ..i ..

N I O N A E 1 rLOtJB UTOBI.

A fTB

BREAD and CAKE^, BBETZELS, aad DaaHin In

Wtmlm

mm,

V0bii«» atNm.tNtwaMCiaa«and»ai«6i, H: A. TJ B, •e ds80diy nj INDIA liA."