Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 January 1869 — Page 1

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«sg93£Bg$ftXtft«*fffflloted with "feeno.1

Thb Universalistg of Madison propose to %oihi church. tf if

'Libsbti?, X^nipn county, is to have a D8HKWf|tic,p#p«r. V.

'oti* 61 Wend Andy Wallace is ^ritiflg-for the Iodfenapolis papers. inee li»« -3

TB® Unlve*»ali8ts of Princeton have b»ilt a fine church, which will be dedicitedToiTliie "24 th.

T?Hic"??iag«eptaiea of all the alumHi of WiUffcms OoHege are being written by Doctor Calvin Dorfoe. 8 nt? i. 5 a aMba•^ e3£l**tVilson being tried at Indi anapollsfor life murder of Frank Swu.ey

in that city on tho night of Noy.

jfltSft1 ~the aye11e Journal we learn tUtt£Vl}ateinnn"on the Valiey Railroad named Jeff. Cor win was severely injured by trtl the

lhead

flyryBT-TWo. iPatBflns. have recently joil^^h/s^ethodist Church at Wabash, Aktfa^etoae of one of the meetings! the cow^aUoa ftdjouraed to a neighboring sa prayer meeting there. Thff^mtfrtlaWt'SStended all the facilities in for the accommodation and coS^fcitfftQBA Jjr^fint,

j3S lienryviile, Clark bounty, on last Sat^j3«jriiigbt, four* men got into a d«putf 'vtfctle gambling in a school house, wt^a eM of': tbem, named David Lay molict %t,.4^Vo others, named James CbMWl and John Badger, jn a most shoot^wg manner. It is believed that Chappel ^npl,recover. Laylnond made bis escape

JfinrTT^twD*Sed at her home in Jennings county last week, one hundred and four ^^^r'oiSj ^fd probably the last revolu^ipnliry^ pensioner in the State. She came to the State in 1807, and to Jen nings cbuoty twelver yews later. Her pesiioa was drawn by virtue of a wound re^HMd by her husband in the battle of jpouit Houflc in 1780.

I)r a recent decision in bankruptcy Jud^ MbDonald ruled to the effect that where a#rm is forced into bankruptcy by creditors, any member of such firm possessing in hit or her right property enough'to pay the indebtedness of the firm, may successfully plead such fact in opposition to being declared a bankrupt aloj&g With the remainder of the firm.

1?H« Oiooitraati Commercial of yesterday "hsMfti fomithiog more to say on the bolting question. We quote as follows:

'Mr. CambacT^as recently had about as larget|aa'a«ortment of zealous friends as a gAtleman ever took care of. The most horrible thine a man could do rcr someiinje, past |n IndianaRolis was to suggest tnat perhaps Cumback was not ihe man lor Senator. We do not suppose there is the slightest chance of a bolt big enough to boat him, but we would like to S90 1 few rebellions against King Caucus somewhere before the winter is over." 01 i'A s'*

In Marion Criminal Court on Thursday nineteen affidavits were presented by the Staler ib-opposltion to a motion for a change of venue in the Clem, Abrams and Hartman case. Citizens of Decatur, Lawrence, Franklin, Warren, Washington,- Serry and Center townships, stated uncfeir6*^i that they believe that a jury of qti&lifted, competent, fair and unprejudicial white men can be obtained in either of their townships. Also, affidavits o1 Martin M. Ray, Pabius M. Finch(

George patk«-( Alfred Harrison, C. C. ^joo*i, ^Vomon Blair, A. E. Vinton, Samuel B. ^"ns, J. S. Harvey, E. F. Ritter, A. E. Perkw Quffln| Eben

W. Kimball, and th«. SU^ to the same*effect, rb.,riu

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•itHKc Commiuioners of Tippecanoe county'fcaVe "made an appropriation of $5tJ,^(^ i4i)*r« thQ^ocation. of the 3tate AfweaHarai College. -ii.ii.rM '.•

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Jpn Sisteis of Providence are negotiating fot the purphasa of the Madigon Houij Madison, with a viey to convertiogilt ^to a school house. tumn% Tiutf uft 3-».« ,r'« iS'ra€«rydon Democrat is stirring up th? ^4'p^' of Harrison eounty to the impbttMR^^gttd necossity of railroad communication with the rest of the world.

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ber^ tl^.b^S0 nfarJRoanoke. .(Mil'J (W

Wi 'llarn"te^ thelndiapapolis papers thiktMrv Jpbn V. Woods, late Secretary of Qf^Sj^te C&ntral Committee h»a been app«irfted ^bfTlff.of the Supreme Court, in i&> place of Utr. Samuel Lamb. ««M »»itO ,*MBerrrrwyrT—

Tttaf%ert Of P^rrliamentaty Law pre. pavwUby-Major 6. M. Wihoji, Principal Sefe&tMy. of the Sehato, has become very popWTir Kffth tuts Legislature, and is tak. ing€)reoedence'Over others, both Houses to supply the •members with

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Judqk Hxnes has delivered an elaborate^opinTon inthe case against the editors of ftVftMiiSjfoWs Mrfndif and Sentinel an$&b<Sfih fot COP tempt of court inpubtestimony, in tha Clem case* Tb¥^»feSot»*to quash the indictment is. ovi»rftf®4,en3 (he defendants are held for

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Ohifi 'River Railroad, from New

Albany te Cincinnati, is again being talttflB'U{r""Ttie people in the counties iute are be willing to

L^t M^eral subscriptions in n^r^toe. 'Ndw Albany, proposed road to

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their additional affidavits of th* tenor as the previous ones. The Jut^

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Ws takx the following frooa .t»r% Fayette Journal? notice of the 3^oiatt-' ,t.i ,«. i*-' -, »v. W rial caucus: "We regret to from satisfactory

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eay. the result is far Five gonfl«iH«n, we:

irom -eaiisiaesorj. b"."—s MtJDftwes,ftomft^caj^^m^^", are told, withdrew from tfep' cdttttit)11

The total vote cast was but seventy-#*,

leaving, if we mistake not, seven iriepi bers, besides the five mentioned, UP accounted for. Twelve Republican

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just tbe number unaccounted for—umt^a with the solid Democratic vote, WPtild elect any candidate upon whom they might agree. Indications of at T#Jt, wre not been wanting for some, time- TYe know not, .of course, the circumstances, and therefore, will suspend judgment in the case of the bolters." «U I iJ*

Courier of Thursday the Sena-

The LaFayette «aveniog has the following on lorial question ••It is positively certain that the opposition to Cumback is so uncompromising that a bolt is not improbable. There is a geod deal of that kind of talk in side whispers about the Bates House, aiid it is pretty well understood that if Hughes iiould count on the support of the Democracy he oould lead off a dozen or more Republicans, who, since the JBaker-Cem-back development, have declared tbey would not feel bound' by., the action of the-caucua if Cumback was forced upon them by the uwjority.'^ *a'

GraJudmothee HooTKif, aged one hundred w.id sixteen yean, died at the residence of her grandson, Robert Hootpn, near HiUham, Dubois county, on Wed* iipsday, .Deoemfcer 30, 1868. She w,as born in 1762, and was therefore twenty, four years of age at the signing o£/ the Declaration of Independence. Sn'e never sick in her life up to thirty-six hours before her death. Shepassed from earth at, a ripe old age, leaving a nu.mer£ ous family to mourn her loss..

Also of consumption, Wednesday, January 6, 1869. Robert Hooten, grandson of the above, aged fifty years.—Paoli Union,

BY TEl^EGM®

England. *-r

London,

Jan, 15.—Advices fromHong

Kong state the rebels had captured Homodadi. Japan foreigners and their property respected.

Rio Jsnerio advices of Decemb6rt„^th per steamer, state the allied army -'had made a vigorous assault on the £(W«-. guayan strongholds at Villetta, and tffter a desperate battle succeeded in carryings tbem.

Lopfii's army was utterly rotited apd destroyed. !T The Allies captured over 3,000 pnite« ers of war.

Lopez barely esca^, with tw) dred followers. This victory opened the way to Asfe^cion, to which plaoe the Brazilian-iro^-clftds tave gone. (i

France-

Pabis, Jan. 15.—-The CohstitTiliotel predicts Greece will submit to the voice of the Conference. $£$ ..0^ .:qn-

From New York.

Nbw York, Jan. lb.—The drUUogA with Shelbourne's apparatus on the rooks at Hell Gate was continued yesterday?— A second bore, six feet in depth, through the iolid rock some 35 feet undof the'surface was successfully j-ma^? ,aud. a. ^Py attached.

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

John Hartal •was gentenced hyjJfflrtlffB" Kelly yesterday to pay a fine of $25 and serve twenty days in tho city prison, for oruely to animals, in having started a fire under his baulky horse and burned him fearfully in a futile effort to make him go- -J ...i

BOGUS RCBBKllY.

It is stated that Mr. Martin, the -individual who professes to be able to give fall information relative to the Alaska briberies, is in Washington, but has .never appeared before the Committee, although there is no obstacle to having him appear if the Committee wants him. He boasts that he can prove that Secretary Seward urged Baron Stoekle to oil tho wheels of tbe legislative machinery, and that among the items of expenditure for the necessary oiling, were to a near relative of Thad. Stevens, $10,000 to a correspondent of aNew York Radical morning paper, $30,000 to a Baltimore and Chieago paper, $30,000: to an Eastern Senator, $20,000 to an EsatWB' member who engineered tho bill, $250,000 to another Eastern member who smelt the alleged corruption, $150,000 to tbe chief of Washington diplomatists, $200,0.00 to the Mow York lobby,Icing, $600,000. Martin makes tho cnSrges, and says he is willing to prove them if he is called upon by the Committee.

THE MISSISSIPPI *LKCTfoN. A Washington dispatch says that Gen. Gillem in his testimony before the Reconstruction Committee yeaterday^ stated he had taken every precaution to have the Mississippi election conducted fairly, ^d to prevent intimidation upon the part of the white employers towards their black employes, he issued circulars of JnSttac-' tion to various Sheriffs throughout tb'e State, but it is his impression that the Sheriffs were hostilp to the reconstruction acts and did not carry out their instructions. From all that he was able to learn bethinks there was considerable intimidation used in different parts of the StAto towards tho blacks, and that on this account many of them did not vote.

NATURALIZATION.

A London paper states that Minister Johnson responded to a query fnon the Emigration Society respecting the natuis alization of British subjects in America, as follows: "You will have no difficulty whatever if you become citiaens of America and return to your own country, on being called upon to do any act here "tm the ground that you owe any allegiance to the government of England. Whenever you return here you will be clothed with the protection of America, as much as if you bad been born in America. We consider you in point of law a citizen born with us, entitled to all rights, and that we are under obligations to'protect yon the same as we would those born qn our soil."

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The proprietors of Earl's Hotel state fects which go to throw considerable disoredit upon the story of Mr. Andrew cocapanies, except the Reed, a western jnffWhatfi^X^.^PfiJ®' BaUimore Ari.i Ohio, had abided by that be was chloroformed a?»d-,4w?-^rpet-bag irrftnfoment: but this road has received robbed of $5,000. An empty Dottle was

found in his room, with a dry sprfiige beside it, and many other indication seedl to warrant the belief that no robbery was committed.

ALASKA BKIBKHIE8.

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Minnesota.

Paul, Mixn.,

tenor as the previous nominated by 1 majority for the Unit»d reserved Ms decitioo until this morning. Senate^

Jan. 16.—Ramsey

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district of Georgia, that Jao. H. Christie having Vifliintarf^-^WnT«h*Atothe rebel* lion, ib not entitled to a seat, and .that the fcotestant, Jtio- A-Wimpy, iW»ot .entitled

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further conslde»tion of the question of removing the"politioal disabilities from John H. Chsistie, and that it be referred to the cominiltSe on Reconstrtctlon. ^The report Wd on tho tablo and otdorsd^ printed:' *li

Mr. Stover indicated his dissent flrom the f^poM of (the iaaw.epaalaitta* aude yesterdav, in the case of Aadenon a^ainat Switzer, from the Seventh District of Missouri.

Mr. Ingersoll, from committee on thej Di8trictudf Columbia, restarted a bill to' in'corporate a University for the blind ini the District, with a substitute thereof.

Afte? discussion, oft. motion of JCr.j Washburne, of Illinois, the bill was ta-' bled, yea?80, nays 63.

The, consideration of the Niagara Falls ship canal was then resumed. Mr. Judd spoke in support thereof.''

The debate wtti'continued by Mr. .WaiUtoofc, Of Uh'Bois BaU^/Sypher, Spalding, Mullins and Chandler against the hill, and by Al|uoni,Iiogai^. J(u$es aniInge^solUn hv.or.6f'fc..

FiMtF, Mr..poIav.ny)V6d tpy the bill and ai»endments pn the table nega-

SENATE. 4. -fe*

Mr. Hendricks presented a petition f^pto eg^Mlamf Indiittii residing in Iridi-

samQ^fi^fet:) tefflreedS .? Mr. Howard

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inmOTltnd persons oMnd 1, bfrtohfctri iwi

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great ipjustice has been^ done them by officials of the IJttitfd StatM, and asking a thorough investigation referred. *aMrlwrttoy,1frOTa' eotamltte^'dn Publlc Lands, reported* bill' to Jlrpyi*jte. for tha-! efeli oTt'^rtafn Jsuads f, ap. th» sea Isiamlsin lTorthOMollna. &

rebbe-ry last nig^it ohthe OafMto) grodhds, land the steps neeessary to secure better' proteutiuu of said ground^ rod better police-ftgaSBSii/^ jZZj

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committee.

tion of the sulijeolr:-»a-Article' 15,' 'Ttfo rights of citizens of It ho .United St^tefrto vote ^dhold office shall not be denied. fhswg^d on account of,'race,. ^lor^ ^.p^Byious ^qndi^ tion^ serViti^e.. L:'- „.-a

klltlCR! aisajoiuviBB.-jaMesyon tSiiO'f }3li3'i 70- r.

Mr. Sh6rmWtoffe^ a^^Hicrttttion tfa-" al is to be $500,000, with permission to 'the Sectary of the Treasury

ihr umourrt" putd-tr"ThT BaWiffore an, bhf8 Ra1fttoadf»f ,,tr^p^"ortation erf meA find supplies ea6h yeat frim l86l tp -1866, iaclusive. n«mn«An /\ffa«o3. an nwuinHnianff

taent by Whyte, «xtendi»g inquiry to the. 'NdrCWfh" 'Pehtftt°Jtajl|'Md, and explained th^t to. 18.6? the: Secretary of War arranged with the Presidents of the ihief Rulr^oad Ccmiptoiea" of, the coun*,ry -t'o transport men and mated al for the lament at two-thirds their ordinary

irrangement: but this road h»9 received a full prico. -jSfe Wfshed to know the xea

The morning hour having expired, Hr. Sherman's resolution went over uner tho rule, and the Senate resumed con-, idemt'ioa of the'Sn* Mnrphy cftfc ***,.:• t5" k-*

Georgia,

Atlanta* Ga., Jan. 25 —The Senate and House reassembled to-day and the message of Gov. Bullock was read.

Ho commenoefc by announcing that on the seventh of Dec. he addressed a. commriniSafion to Congress, setting forth that thd Reoohatni&ion 'laws had not been fully-executed ^Georgia.

H© tken proceed* tSssta»Mfcst!tbe r*ft&arkable action of.tbe Legislftture, at its lkst session, has jnduceda careful examination'of th|0 law arid manner of its execution,-to ascertain bow it was possio bJe si^ehi extraon|ip«ry results could occhr.

Qe afg^es a strirt ,adhereoce to -tha lattfer of the Beconstriiction acts would havo prevented the, overthrow of them, which:! tias been accomplished ia Georgia.

Congres9khe says, is the sole interpreter of the true intent and meaning of the treasures, -and the final arbiter on tbe

M^on their execution. .iv the body of the message the fotfowiftg oMnrs That the fact that ther'b is npt tn. Georgia adequate protection for lne and property and free expression of political opinion, W ie well kaptwn and understood as not 19 need argument or

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of.tH« e^taeoce which' ii

Kfmfefroib pi$7 port$ens of the Stiftef In homed »T come necessary to make, pubjic information which would reflect upoo as as a people.

He taya Goagrass wUl takb aetion in ixpelliqg pWoiM aaejiibafa of thef Legiil^ture a« ffif^tioilary, ^y ite aets, and will take iato its own haads the adjust* ment of tha diffioulty unless some effective measures are tit ance takeh to repair the Ipjury. It is not desired that treason should be pnnithed, but it ia demanded loyttlty shall be resected, and If necessary protected.

The Govecaor recotomeade the Genet1 al Assembly io take the initiative of set

tlemcnt by excluding members ineligible und«frto$4tlram»hdft!ent|lfed restM colftWcPwrabers 'td Htheir'seatB and in

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inent,'we «M^ot have- p*fl»t 'proapwttj^ He clozes with oongr»lalationl the setisfactdiy condltion of ufto Sta fihanoes, and valuable Jesuits obta«iodl. SricStare-^^rf^ *la•:

goveroment and opeitreh^inQ^ was sqo

'•tsas' absence, pP©V#Ot8fl wj*ww

Tha leader wi^o

^ough the. name of Don.Plasjdo iga mwMone^^in thft

The House adopted a resolution inquiring whether an increase of force is neces-: sary for the protection of persons passing! by the National Capitol.

Mir Butler, of Massachusetts, also ad-' vocated the hill. In the course of bis remark^ he said gentlemen mighty feel,no ippwteirtMi bh:" account' o"f th% Cfthal 1 IrikMA JtHflt AAf 1 PkAAatlflA movingthrou^h Canadian soil, because before the canal could be completed that seil-would-be-ourBj »ot by conquest,-not bv pjmjhaM.-^tby .the wBl and dpsiite of tbe mBjronity'of ItfeInhabitants.

All persohB who aidedrnthja MArtin« revelution 'afe ordered.jfeT pitaeht themselves at the Dfetridi Coirrt. ihe districts of Culiaciam ana MbCdvito are suffering from putrid fever, causing terrible effects.

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pucrease It to $1,000,000. FBBfiONAIi INCOM*. IiPW^tlFoili^SStei Wii

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case it ia -inot -deemed wise to take ibis course, theft to ldjourn and li&aretbematter, to Congress. In ttiy event tbe mat tar most De finally diipcsed of.

He remarks, we may be well assured Congress will not pause in tbe great .-work of reconstruction and regeneration, until we fiWly acquiesce in tbe fact that obr late alarea are entitled to all the rights^prmleges and immanitiM ofjother men before tha law that until the same fieedom-fpem proscription whict ia granted to the most arrogant oppooe&t of Oongi^'^..^«fM to die humblest TJnioii tbai* alfl meod of the Govern-

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... *-1,0^ pf. thja Vjiarj _t Clj|luahu8,! Siualoa, Jjower GMifprnia, and a partiM

Jaliioo,' clMmiHggproteclion from .the United ^tatflfc -,i- .^ i. .Gen- Martinea'a name i«#tf9 WS^iAPr .ed in the lams connection^

Hewas expected .to.aoriye, Mi W# try on the next steamer.

Advices reeetved fr^nauMaaflJiianc.Jaft. 6th, report the rising of Goftzals^ Ortega Xo force his claim to the 3Rreaideo«yt Jt»grite, Quirago, Virgas-iafld Can ales J»ip supporters. ______

The deitr^affiPiSBSS^aloni it is supposed caused. Ortega tq take this step. xhe general goVenifnont Fs exhibiting tnudh tardiness in:btingiflg. Cahio totrla

General Ilulogia'PltJ'aira httf' 'bWii 'a* pointed military comdiander of Sihali during the absence of Ca'rrcii. .,

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5 Prom St. St. Louis, Jan.lS.-^T. CSearfliGhkfir* man,of j(ho Board pf -Direotoca the Kansas penitentiary is .charged

fraudulently obtaining aii voucherj,ioj $3,218.' '•-r Both/Houses oftfe*,dLejgiilatur« have appointed a committee to mvestigatie the matter^

KANSiifi UKIISUlTCBI.

The Legislature has 'memoraltziad Oongress to trabsffer tbe IftiB'in' Bu'reAu to the War DepartmeAt and vited thanki to Generals SheridsinPand itastari: t'

The Missouri x.tWI uiifine nothing yet of,general important:^, PKB80NAL.

Senator Drake left for Washington yesterday.»SBNATOBIAL.

The excitement over thb feenaldiia} zibnSkiatio& haB 'raftnidttf,!. ^hd although threat* of bolting the actien -of the caucus have been ..nutde, it ^a. ptphabb. Uiat Schurz will be elected by, large majority.

Prom Chicago.ro^

Chicago, Jan. 15.r .Tho five police officers charged with the manslaughter of thd l&te Judge Tyler %bt^ wrrArgne4 hefore Jufltice Do Wolff at ftoOn'Jotday^iNot being supplied with counselk th«y waived examination, and were each bound.- in"-$3,-000^ bail to appear whetr 'summoned.

MAMMOTH HOTKL.

A bill has been introduced into the

)n ox fleryjiuuB.. t:~ ., MrTStewart resorted »a bill to relieve State Senate to authorize the oonstrucBaelev of North CarbUna, frpm tion of a mammoth hotel in this city, by :3r the Chicago Hotel Company. The capi-

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iay, Judge DramWfiLd^ckled on two indictments, thfat-tSe»iBlJog of the Com-, misiionef of Iniernal RdvM?eJha»l^dit

roneous, and the.pai£iep indiited

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ing made fraudulent returns were acquitted, they having excluded mq«iee due them next_yjaai"...r .....

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News of a trraetolnr Jtfwiroe, Greene county, Wisconsin,lias just been receivjd.f AngelitiiB ^r%Vs|oi ^dT^llM PatliOk ™.Cratty, wOo itae&uietf ^b«?tW years ago, refused to maintain her child, tnd was insulting h^ When she fired at ifm, and is l^w b^l^ peicip)^ sympathize with ner. polotcai DiK^Sswisr^

The use of the. Wi«conaiOiAwmbly Chamber has been tendered on Mooday evening and successive evening* for a discussion of the political issues of the day by the riva^candidal^,for the U. S. Senatorship.

Chicago, Jan. 15.^-JAt the Republican Oauoos, in St^l^^^ Rad^ Was nominated lot t%,erecti.on as United States Senator for Minnesota.

No organized Opposition is being made to Senator Tipton's re-election from Nebra8kti' •.

By Telegraph.!.

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for new mixed wee tern. Wg?r ior-jMiow nroro, &Sc(3Sl for white soathern and 8d@89 for common straw colored southern

OUT MEATS—Quiet at 12%Q13 for shoulders, aad 14A1T for haw*. £_ DBKS3KD HOGS—lleaTJ s* V^f/gnfifor we«-

the stringency abated supply in excess of wants of brobers, and loans made at 6@7 with increaa"oefiD^IWWVopMW *t 36J?,s"*a»8lrhe4 f6 aad cloMKi wi, ii'j'ri fi'n i,il

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.iKOX^ *1 *U7.1M UI03

3 rftiEseli e»*ia£wW la i4ia^ 1 Wo0 la

lisijH te {ill) «•'.* »JT a'tow ,nooni»1j» "jainW^T ft -Yti 00 Mites %tu}*T*az* "i Iis»3»&a9 ast

Great Clearanca Sale,,

wfl jl rM

.'I

VJ.

•i tf,S»c

,•

CINCIWWATI MABKfcT.

OpujIMATl,

FLOUR—Mttans«ac OEMS-Dnchwiged »n4 qoiet, not much deiA«nd. .1 .....

WHISKY—Doll, sales at 95. IiABD—Nominal no demand, GOLD—At mbWTing.

OVIBIQ^fSTd

h. Jim.- jraxu^r^f —uioaaaaa ia^— -irtt

Groceries and

No. Miar* Tem^HMte. Indiana.

The andentgMd hM Jnt speaedat the 'it.,(irss!ar3iapjasi»

8 torts with new aad freak in hmille* to which h» friends aolthe^aMI*(l

pn %ivti day use i#ttention of hta

Qooda dsUHve4 to *»J P*rt the city frree W«kM|a va fiigheit oaah price raid for Coumry Proi**.

mi In

_—liqo __T ifiW te 9*} oiMasS

and AifTRR THIS DATB! .. .'q ,i i-J-Cl 1 0i&ioqqrt W iSI twos

JUwith

1 J( i!S Oi WE.OFEER OUBSTOCIt QF qtott t'

DRESS GOODSf

i.idino

C.mimrrk,

00 1

\n mt)

ElSEaCO Hii c&HJL WJjS* ,!uH •1& it I :. 1 WSlfcdiiW -BLANKWCh Jwqqus a! dfsief -i**-

,.BJlimr^yAND^,UIP80* ioW .'Mn? ifTi'J f- hO-A

k**

iSidd aoiiSsu^^uV col-j. 7 A

CMMLIIS HA««KKT^

•.'ji

3d and

Gornei Oiain

Jan'jr 11.1809.

milieu v? CA

.VK.il 1

T„Ltirf

j.-,b

m*»A »W b*»- gg''*

b&1

r»iiJ no

G. WITTlCli CO.

MAIN

«t W, 50, $1,00

dd! dd.1'Shirts anfl'Draw^rs, 50 60, 75, and $tfl0 •'46

l«b

£acl*ets «t:$i,85:3

ehstt: ««w n-jiat!# ^fioMca lo saot a need -l*' obcto ei o*a #t. j)id I .Jl •»-. ^m.dZ,rtn ..:(|i lf.1 i'ljl"! RfVr. ialjl ILIi OUB IiADIES ITTO TS AX EXACTLY COST! fetaf

ill OUR BLAIKET8

At Hhcdi^

W .lA. .!«.

Bvekjtltts, (ilo¥es Gaantlel^ at4l /4.M^ |2,eO per Pair, if .siivpa 90R BCBST'-QtJALITTV

WS .pMii .au m.*- .-V .fi -«.H ati# y\ni«c* 94S ?iii»a *an*a •*xxr '.LfiVr is»'

Oar Entire W mter Stock

THE NEXT 60 DAYS

«tai make room

ForSPRING PURCi

And we, examine tha ARGA

'4x

JyfciSw T. D. MOUiOT.

170

MAIN

idxla *d'. as i«sUi h*ii 1 !»kT taw -sq "soi»3 Iti: tai

INSURANCE COL.U Ah* UM iUUll UiLiit fw ftf I 1 |^$rjA^«r aujiso Off xq32? &.®A

iin» ilt« tooj .j9 trfste e.fT •11 oT •atrfsX."'

MBOIUV

aieO -iEoT S8E

uid»1

.OS

BL6CH.

cH'^awa'itai' e-!iWi$ »df iewai--£\\*.1r 10

1 1

sttoie^ """•'KNABE'S,

i'" -1*'

^our entire

^Oi till f*.

',iJq" Alt COST a soma sdJ a^ae' Ladies 'Wooien Bc5 23 at 10, 25. 50 15, and 9do do"1' do Kublte, 'p v*-0,i# „t 45, 8*Q,"60, 75, and 80C '«o' Breakfast Shawls, «t as bo. 1.7B. zluO

wibw'**:

"31

—rvn'ri? tVirn-firi• 1 i! !rfH b«irf I

o,. -V I -j *riT! ThUCom^aux,^fttj(^alin4ts chwaetgr.offarj i^ jargo-|Ca^ttal, Loj»Hate# »f J?ieapd'Pft^ TatileBj (hs .most doairablemean* iixsifrlnjijJIfeyet pMS«oted to thepiibtii, Tw _Xh8 rate» qf premlnm being largely reduce^ arp Wide aaJaTprabl^ t^tha iBsnr8T»,a»-thoa9 *114 arold ailLthi# oraojIiciLtlona ao4 HBcertatntie* o( Hotes, DiTl» $^djf and, ilv ^iioailertt%n.iagffifhlc)i the iat tiflr are ||o apt ^o pause th»

Seseral.iisw.aiMl atttao^Te tables »re now pr«Klifeif. wj^ich wed, only to be nqderstood 4o pz o«e. acc^|Oab|o thgpuWio, aneh tbe Ilf-CO^K-PiLdl)DOI^W POIIOT )UROBK

PC^XQT... in Ihe former,.toe peUcy-

holder not only.atosrts a i^ieraqoe, pajabie atfde^th, bflfcwill reoe^e, itijtfiqgtiai'tera period of a

few

.0!'^ f- ..«SM UUA

CDi,f'

wmmwms%

.ta&li

b»bCHHB

Redactions!

8U.

*i'. "-V tJk*

Hante.

ladikna

S£ €i

!*aina£fo sSJ xsa cso-. asfi-'oiiaoj »iii aiaJtfo feni -1WI fcanoqa* .'is vJ 8?fl9 Ik »d 8ii»9b vlqjni* X—-iaadxfia'J .iM -ui jtot sgod) au mitt) aia'wi0? «aaw 't3£lT flui evti x«ta »w .taws* »«i. ,-jgdi .liao IfldJ tin :«dJ .iol ,i« 4 -^jitn «99tdi sirfJ It? noiMf»biaaoo atf di ovai 'lada liJLvzoqitvi id4 I cadi bse .MJO' xi« J**q S9#»cio» #?h ta ^ianeS edT 09011(0^ I-

years, an annual imotna eqwl te ten fir

cent. (10 per emt.) A^'jwltcy. -In,t^ieiati-er, .ihe Oon^n^rj^greea If rftum to" die atmred the total amou»t of money he hae paid in, in addition to the

ing tfiAr Itv&i or ioc'reasipg ,the amonj^ of losnr-. aflce tfigjp already have^ ifh qalleij to. thtv ape«|ki advantfeges off^d by tho National^ii^ liiinrante

r^n 1 airs,

Pampfilets aod'^ill (a^ticol%u«i,w'

oiij a^^J ibal/on to .the Branch Offloe of

pfttij', or to JOHN W. ELLIS «t CO., CI£CINNATr, OHIO, GenerjJ, AggntB^rO^^f^Qeii^iyl nd South-

I '!.•»' Hit

CEtfiOj,!

^States of frZ-n,:vmd ipoil

MAEfifiEJ by SPlCIAL ACT of CONflEM :. i*-04 -A^PioTin Stir 25,' I8^f •j r?

rVi

HMMU'

itnoliAircS!

Jffljlt National BadIl fiaHMng, PHILADELPHIA 't. fc I eiinw wnere thb hwiAcn ol the OolftpaB afia to ^whlch »U generalconrt^poAdatyres,#*^.. tel OI "TWp-Wj'. mill .VPtit f~r yy^'V-f ftteyhit

as 0 419} lost Ofl'i ad! v\

jOje. AABTFOJW, €»M, ,...... .. gjil vlriildo^

.losmn iQash Aasqts ofeer 15,03^88019.

»t-

6-r.a

I -al TtdlQ eMJ HHBHSSBSH

,5xi:

ail .00- !THI£ aM»f^ iuo*v »uo. »»i ft- dm*v •,d aM.

,QO(*M* iidj

ma I

0Ii^*gc^j^-H. OLAfiK, President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Kxecn

Aei«tM7«Ud A4t8»V.

_*3^6t|S!45ioi!

"r--' k-frflpt tor T'efraHaute, tnit

-51 7»as Sa' iy »V« patiu

Fringe •Bleached

•,imh

oiair"

iR.

THE

N A

Dowli,»8

asii

59 -9G'

P4ANM,

-ciq«d lljstria Danetwuqkrn*»

5rT 9C

CHICKERINGS.

-,-i: I y, W- .! IX &•••* *i*i '''!•«''t 1° :fj,*.-f '«0 9^

n-:

The Celebrates Pateht CycloIds and ether well-baown and reliable Makers. CARHART Sc BfEKDHASI'S

Parlor and Church Organs and MelodeotMfJl 'i

SHBHT MUSIC,

nit

J-

iflUW 'Jl.iw sW I Tft ft

Ani every Variety of

Small Musical Instruments,

,—**»—

Musical Merchandise. i"

,**»timas»p

kinds of

BnoceasQr.to Dr.^D. M^W^ltlL-No. 157 Main St. Najwn»|. Blodti' Tsr?^iWt«lllldl.

ruiarance at a8 faveratle term's:

wrttB-BaaartftPei-nift for'-Reliable Indemnity,5 McKEBN. Agents*, SMOUJ fiiv

urcrfr^fiPDsdif,

d' *r~:

s'f

tljj

tn\ PIANOS POp. REWf. AI»o, did rnBtammenta taken in exchange or part nsw.oae*. :v° P^nos, Mqlodeons, app all

ssaljer Mn»ica|i la»trn-

monts repaired

by,

VOMPETEWT WORKMEN.^ 0rt##s^«»- J"™* toa-^7 •'KISSMJR'S fi«« f..'i .P. t8**'

RALAOE OF MUSIC,

^o6cmbo4t6 i)b. s. »rswirB, "v

OFrrOB—On Ohio, between 3d and «tk WNwit" TSU1BK-HAUTO. urp. apl&dtf ,^j r\ .* .|^K.

The Oldesl- BBtaBlMied Dontist

In Torte Haate,

Omot—On' Sixth, $treet* between M«in ,»nd Ohm, one door south of National fiouae. I Having had upwards of ei^bteen years' aspeHneein 'DeBtistry i» l»ooofld*ht Uat' h»«*n ^ive satlafaotion in i«U.«aB»a

^HOTELS^^

This Honse hat W4nr thorimglily -refnmtohe'l na SSdwlr

•.-a

ftaa

INSTRUCTION BOOK8,

sale

I o? '48. Ohio Street,

^pppoai teethe Old Court Houae,) .j

SU CKB" K-HAUTBl ?ND.

QSS81

£io»«w W rs&r$ «rit Irt »t it ttn

I A N O

HANIIVACTIIBINS COMPANY. jThfl rtanoa

of this Company are

Piano* for Western People* Tliuraie lif halj* aaade at home, but are well aade. They have taken

F«a» FlrH PrMiiraii) at Weatsra Fatra. Tl»y poeaeea mittIM exoeDence of tQne and flnMi, and compare well is

all

Teepecta with

the

best instruments

Maaafactnre.

ye, us a call, an# -a ,wa have-to

a oo„

ST,

,.y r^-irr riy"fr"Vi'iit

PriCM Wf CfOBi- $45® »0 $10®. iggomN ims un ransB. Oll»|tla»» la warranted ftr Tire Teart.TBa

OliD

II98TRUMKNT8

tnsMMlP

DSHIHG BLOCK.

AT ttBHKAB- *BATK

WtnUiM 10! rttt itmt, Walnnt, aad opposite the Southern Hotel. Bjrfdly

HH&XTf,

,h4U ,asaii»«Si.

SOittAT

tI oi *l»sdm uu tnii t**i .tgstioS ipfc frfi .-iQ

iriHavingft)uii4 tb«ii'WJiy to th

tad

wr^RY

l«r- $KfWill be offend at ooe*halft and

TBd&o nelr jtrftT RECEIVED |MtM .r.

aoe pieces OF L# f»? ta -all .1 Sfades.'j jand Qaalitiee'

500 flOO

Patterns Cholca Mohairs, at $2,7$ PatfOcBt Abysainan Po^Hbe ati ?00 Patterns Changeable. French Pep! d=,L from $10,0^, ...

SilX and fuljy at $6,0O an'd i-- 6

BUU

flucfe Towels, at1 LihdA Napkins]

200 Dozen "3^0' Dozeri :aq oo4oi|3^a' pgr doaem jdJ snr, nil ttaum Jiin a HpTEI^S AND

hiiiye tfie epportuni ty lor a

Will 'not 3fl

.asnibfioca btia tibsiSno S' Vkiitk

•ft rt JUST RECEIYEP

^picr Ml n6t admtl mentioning bQt^all w&6 visit the "BUCKEYE" v-.Z. 3i' ii" faoiSMW aadi wsjia ea» wct» -jo

ATTORMEYS.

JH.BLAKB, Stijxw

Attornev ait Law.'' Attorney at Law, AMD

JSTOgCA^l^r 5XJ-BL.I®.

OfMCS—dOn Ohio Street, batwaon Third and Anrtii StiHsets. ^ootMdAwCip

jho. p. ba)u. oaAsua cbo^T..

Lg'M uaa

the

Com-

.«

No. sa Mafp Street Bp «tairv. J03I febl2dtf lw qj-I trf}

Wm. fi. McIiBAWtfe

,wr*

AAtorfl ftyand J, p-r.-.d sd GBNfiBAI» COLLECTING A£H1NIV

Terre Haute, Ijad. 6rt(ic*.—llo.8ffMain -r-r. '«e«KD^

OENTISTRV.

(St

•7(ia

HOUSE,

oouuot uu AMD

a»v«HTB

flrst-olMa

crmam,

Terre Haute, Indiana. This Hotel aas reoently been re fitted, and put(»

order, otfetfng aoeOTamodatlom traenr

to tbe S£«te aoi^e BCimH, Prop'r. T—-J" pLAUK Vj OORNK]

1^-

SOUSED .yH UiJ eisOoSt

ookhbb or nam and

ono

itwsii

TerreHante, Indiana.

W. B.WOT11H.

Office of

-^npfrlMw

Marshall, Jtlcnteuma and Paleatlai

Back Lines. rrceBttM

and TraliSfc nffrWdti

PARK HOTEL,

ON TBK AMBBI0AM AMD IBBOPHAJi PLAN, Cor. Beekman and Nasiau 8ts. Sear City Hall JPWkC. A.—.ieW To*k

QEOB.QE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located

in the Venr heart of the

business,

this is

Otty Property of

eaaentiaUy

^hole-

oao of

the moat

conVMutfy

located HoteJsTor.Merehantj,.Business map and others visiting the cltyf d29d8m trt-

LAND AGENCY.'

BLAKE'S

OhioStc^batwaM Thtr* Md Fourth

tands Bought and Sold on Beasaaable ComMMiei. $500,000 worth Of dealrabla City and Country

property

9VtO* !J uux'^tr 1} '1 ,_i "iiite

SAINT LQ1HS

tor sale, Houses fer rent. oct28dw6m

s. haubbbt."

iter? 4eMripfoft,for Sale.

As experience «f

flftee* years enable na to

t-*£?%£'r .4*

W*4**%"«v* ... ... marmaf?*

.006*4

€a n*

A. oil

aMeb nd 1i .eooot

Vfzies.

li ap

..|W per Pattern

,v--—• Xoaacc 1^1 W S3 N

1?51

p»a.'

»d|£*sU

PEAUD8

W1*: i*oair

:NrfE!

GOODS,

.iniKiM'&B* *«*tr

...Aik J!±~,

KRNMENT

tiarff illw gv tooi'

'i&aaU

t-iS fi' -1'

to the Dry Goods House of .-am*.

CE &'CO.,

soma kinds at m£third their valae.

PElt^fi EXP ESS,

which we'hare eat into Patterns'

DAY SALES'

ai^d 13,00 Eattwcp, worth I^OOPattarn •WP. and $7,50. lins. Vith as haadsome lustre as any to *I2,a0ner jPattern but will be sold

1L"! O O S I 4

tji,9Q per 4oaen and worth $4,00 at $1,80 and $2,00 perdoz. worth $3,00

A I S

4 a

.. \*i ,7^" l»g time to -oome, to supply their these pieces t»si vd ?s«srf}

A LABGE LOT ^1

T^ter Mink, SfcC., at lower prices thftn 4ring at Auction I jtsaH •:-t,»sr'.b«/.ii-: every article that,, will be sold cheap, Will be well paid for their coming.

W. M. B1CK A CO.

ustai .*.r.*a »a- J"-,

NEWS, AND STATIONERY ROOMS!

'Sixtfai Street,

dffiosiu'^New Post Office Building. All Mew York, Cincinnati and Philadelphia Papers and Magaaieee^ee haad Tegular aud aa aoon as issued,

Special attention pstrt to getting back Kumbers. Innitfal Paper and Bny9lop6a always on hand or to order. School gapsr, a good article.stamped very cheap.

BO?e Gtrs. A. ARNOLD.

.i ~f.fl 1 uaJiaO

JJEMOTAtir

RAILROAD AOBNCY. IJkaM mored imy dlSba to HaSeen A Poddoolt'« Still, xhere. I would be pleased to see my .ulil Mend* aWeulrtomenj.

Through receipts jrivaa oa ahipniuuta of predoce fotnl Ea&tftrn Cltiofl. All Ball, and Ball an! Wategf|tts ae. and time aa

qttlsk

oompetlng lines.lowGrain

as and.

In bulk shipped

to Mew.

Bngtaod- »ows*» UhotX «h»ntfe 6t ears.

SM¥B8A»1 TINWABE. KlJ ,«K ll SkSBBHiftts, Oct. IS, 1B89. Having bought the entire Stook of Stoves'and. Wares of VT. Lockwopd, I am prepared to wait *t the Oia StBBd, »71 and Seventh. -. Work done In the

mapaex and wUq dlifiatclu Please

bout

give me a call.

-ioctlSdtf tf. B. tOOCwoOB. fin.

WOOD I WOOD

Two hnn'drrdcords of seasoned Cord Wood for safe'by J. A.'BhoadS. All orders Toft at the "Early Itomie," West Main street,- promptly 'ailed.-

KARIiET HO^E—W. S. IiAUOBLLD, Prop'*. 10-d3iu

DYE-HOUSE.

wH.' CLAB1DGE

M«i

H2L

»AOO» BUTS. fNATIONAt HOUSE, COB.BlItfr awt TtfAiiiSriiB*^, P^ERBE! HAUTEi IND. iiOOB BCTZ 8QS^...'L. .... ^'KOFB»tTOHfl.

Has returtied to this elty, aud Qtted np a Steaju (Dyeing and Hcburiug Bsrablhhuront, at the Old (forthifonrtlr.ittreet, where be will' meet tils old friends, and as many

f3t*afl,.tte.-8 lie pleased to liew

Tpay fSVor hlto with their yatronas

oneb

«WM

MANUFACTURERS.

pATKONIZE HOME MANU- .. FAcrruBsa.. We haTe pa, baud a Sue stock of Sash, Oeorvi bndBlinds,

or our own

Bajlng of

mannlacture, we,

will Sell at li vSry small »drano» on et.which We Warrant our Work ta be superior to any ever before

offered

as will

Id this

market.

fnrnleh employment

to yoatf

own Mech'aniua, and at the same time ...

Benefit Yourselves as toe %arrant all otjr work.

Wealeokeep on hand, and manufacture to order, window and Door Frames, Mouldings and,, every vKtlety-of Vlnlehlng Lumber used In build-'

°8 OtlPT & WILLIAMS. -•*••"1 PBAlBlB (HT7 *liANINQ MrUbS. lOdtf

J. A. BRYAN.

in-

re satisfaction In every depattmentof bna neee r» athig to a groSfal Seal Batata"Agency. HABBERT ft MARSH, 64 WAUTOT BTKUtT, aSTdwU IJ©« Mo!n««.low»

uW PHYSICIANS.

*a»tefn

T\R. DBDBRKY, 1/ HOBffiOPATH PfilSlOUff, BtrmiOlf ARB A008P6HKH. Bern's Bight BSt. BUhop Talbott, D. !., B.

W. Martin, J^8. Beeeh.Jtsq. Br. Bggsrl. Orric* as» Bianwiorott Mulberry atreet,, tween Mr«iid Tth, next lo RqimtX School. sSBrttf

A. ABNAUP.

teiDMOi Chwtait St*, between 6t)i ab4 7tk. mttljl TSBKB HAoTB, TO.

JOB PRINTER

-115 MAIN ST.,

O.jliU* -JlOUOi.

LAND AGENCY,

MABBH

il^AL HSTATK AGENCY. iCAKMS, WfLD TiAKDB, Aud

TEBEE HAUTE, IND

THE

WISE MEN of the LANff,

TkeDivtae, the Plijsiclan, tbe] Jndgfl" USE DAILY lMTffKIB OWN H0MI3 AND KEOOMUiENt

To all Invalids and Buflersrs rao* -»f,\

Dyjpepcla, Bick Headache, Boer Stomach, CostfTeoMe, Bsartburn, Indigestion, Pflee, Billons .. AJ^acks. Liver Complain ta, Qautt and I Bbeumatlo AfTectiom

NATURE'S OWIT^^

BRBAT AND GOOD REMEDY,

TABBAHP8

Efferrescent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

Isst sad Host Bsllisbls BMldnfl1' Iver oS«red to people.for the above class of diMfktes*

complaints.:

.mr$~ Sts£* :f»

*AKWArrcr*si oats ar TARRANT & CO., *3u

878 Greenwich St, New York. mm-WOT Sale fey all Druggists. •n!8—dSmeod.