Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 January 1869 — Page 1

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EIGgTEElSTH YEAR.

The New Senator.

Our telegraphic columns, elsewhere in this issuej announce the flection of Hon. DANIXL

PBATT,

at 12

it,

g£, LogaMgort,

United 3$ates Senator, to sacceedTHOHAS A. BXNOBICKS.

The election was held

on yesterday, in joint convention

of the two branches of the Legislature. Mr. PBATT

received

and Mr.

eighty-three

HEUPJJICKS

are glad to re&wd tiiis happy termination of the difflc^tif»/whi^ have e*i&ted in th% Jtipifbl l£Lfc? $arty in ..'respeot to the choice of the person who should be our ne^tfi^naVor. The representatives oftba Bepumican party hHve nearly unanimously voted for Mr. .PBATT, and thus setfcK&S ikVf»ti)ily trouble, tb»t has existed for the past foftuight, among them*elfl&ft*Pd,.wiU?out~~re?ort ip any aid from lie ^$e&06tbc!yPersonally w» were in hopeslUtJthe jWty would unite on our1""Tctlbvt-townsman ''Col. B.- "W. TbMm&I&L

with tbe office, and, as "ip often the case, they km* nil fceet* pat aside and a gentleman not seeking tbe position chosen. It is a jo\l0j of .congratulation for the party thjl_i^_ii#P-Ublicsa.l^g!*lfttors have adopted this course. The choice of anj^f i^c^voptt ^epublic&n

'MfdJ *9 f.

we predict will commend itself to the BepuKXi^*rt^ooiustantly «s.:he is better known, and it will be found to be one #ar not expected, will

^by

——T-HESTATE.

T^e

JtmA .mi VTBBBB

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Pewiiftiiii ~"1r would have been an unfortuttkWtffWir for tbo party, and a resfcT^iShV^bon reflection, would not

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». ft

^Ifep.^W19qieobjpn, of Mr. PBATT

is an honor

ttfWyitsW.' *H« is a gentleman of high scholasiiiTiittalnnoenti, an uncompromiand a, lawyer of recognl«isi*iHtW®r many years past, in our St«¥?T3He ft'not a politician by trade.—

his

pr°fe9,ioD',n

Itjriiiayj fftf a quarter of a century, withouUtUrtcDing any political-notoriety, but qtfittHP lifffWsiffng the people with high a (filtration Tor his sterling honesty, professional ability and purity of life In the an often^itious,.,pux uit of his profession betas' acquired a respectable fortune.-— Hetorfotfia the fall vigor of middle age —a^mon'of flbe personal presence and gnat^attiUectuf 1 force. He is a worthy pewMof MdBTOW. .ilhe only appearance he yH^^rft^Aadtf inlhe arena Of poll. raX''6 litt^fell, for Congress in the Eighth District in which he defeated Hon. StkfcAin* A- ROSS by a majority of 2,2S^-4»tes. -fie fa consequently the member of Congress eleet from the LoganspoTTUtotrict, and would have taken his seat tho ensuing Congress after the 4th of March next. His election to the Senate Tyrp»#*fr4MM the chtift

a Repub

lican successor in th«- lower ^house of Congress fcobi hi district. Tfyj.selection of Mr.

HR^TT,

nrTThitedf Statw Senator,

tbe

IIiw ALBANY'S revival flourishes.

"*iiltprojftct ftt New Afbahy

isKAininz in public favor.

"p'fts-ratfbTrvlt JIBK occurred at Del-' phi last Saturday evening.

Clara Louis.% Kellogg Troupe, will

give a concert at Indianapolis, on Febru-

•'y

n-«f

JOBS D: EVASS,

Auditor of State elect,

band, in- the sum of $17B,QOO»

tlii Secfetary It State.

A BOON®

County man owm a patent

arrangement, the object of which is to pfeVefit railroad conductor# from steal

I II

TWBMTT-SIX

lllv

IT it said that there are no live stock Insurance companies doing business ,in the State under authority «f law wlldoate.

All

thousand dollars Is tbe

•am of Individual subscription asked of tl£t$tif*ns of New Albany for the New Albany and Vincennes railroad.

is one man in this 8tate who

has splendid prospects, being both Sena toVierecr aftd Congressman elect. He will probably dispense with the latter.

mmtt

T. ^alswf *nd

ipg».N»w Albany

L-

Q. Hay, Dsputy Auditors of State, have presented Hon T. B. McCarty, the retirr,%lth# visry handsome silver

GommtrcW

iljl the

til at the Jeffer»oa.tnie railroad

company hav» made a proposition to sell their road to the Ohio and Mississippi

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Tbs

debt of Fort Wayne, for 1868 to 1388,SU 4«, inoludhig $J00t

0{^f^n5^ o£, the Cincinnati an/1 Jlun c\e, «Q)i Fort Wayne and Riehmond The

Qatfll*

ebif^8*

ostimates the

p^wes for at $300,000. «f

OH Thursday g^uh, of Fort charged Wiit robbery »£iWw«dW the Penl wntiary. Hl| brotwrt tria^

a* charged wiB?"^

the missing man

Pent*

rill commence in»B»«d&#

^*^«A*rouna

TH*B*

is a repo» K0"1* ,"" T..r0lett track is bolnj p'c'sri1•fiSbUr'1"

fcnai bT ^^5 bu

is falw, no word of a __ r-—u

TB, "O.«.JC'«I»

^.,b*

•nMtlne' iu IndWiapdu

6 a

(Jiu

New

ALBARThaa a flvo-ceriV'dcfclbat

leaped through a third story window *o,| p, the street below, gathered himself up and

licked three other dogs, the

Tub

'fend we have

advocated his eliiims-ba th# Jwty for the position^ Its*as net possible, however, fof'Re^hWcat)! to agree upon any one of the many gentlemen who have been

Indianapolis

Journal

A TOOSG MAS' by the narao of Bndicott, employed to properly train and direct the young ideas in the neighborhood of Tipton, was orderly to a fault, and enforced obedience to bis rules with a load« ed revolver. The other day, with the weapon in one hand to prevent interference, and a murderous cudgel in the other, he went to work on one of God's creatures who was a transgressor, and only ceased his blows wben the victim of his fury lay with a shattered arm, and dislocated shoulder, nearly dead upon tbe floor. Here the officious pedagogue, becoming appalled, baxed bis portable traps and fled the country.

THB

AW* 'I ".

«t «*r ag'f^xjfo tMttti MK*Ht

flKht

REV. S.

|QI# a pair of valuable bone?, causing *7™™ .. ininK ftn'a three 1 a .fftfi. .i I 'In »..i:

ing a pair tbem to run awaj and smaih up a hundred aad fifty dollar carriage, gONr 1« PlATf

MCNSTT,

votes

vote?. We

one of the oldest-

citizens of Rockville, and one of the oldest ministers of tbe Old Presbyterian Church, died in Rookville on "Wednesday afternoon. He was over 80 years of age, J, and was the last surviving largo family except one son.

says:

"The conduct of Lieutenant Governor Oumback, in withdrawing from the contest, in the face of the protests of °"ny of his friends, after having been fwrly nominated, in order to preserve the harmony and unity of the Republican party, is worthy of and will receive the cor. dial approbation of every true Republican in the State. His mj^nanimity in this matter will draw about bim many of bis friends, and cause those*1 who have stood by him so manfully through this exciting contest, to adhere more closely to his political'fortunes'in the-future.

i'.KHi

Missionary meeting In Christ

Church last evening was addressed by Bishop Trtlbot and several of the clerpy. The Kev. Mr. Engle, of Indicnapoli?, spoke on Christian Responsibility. Tbe Bav. Mr. Wakefield, of Richmond, on the power of the Christian Church to overcome the corruptions of tbe world. Rev, Dr. Davidson, of Indianapolis, on Individual Effort In the work of the Cburobj and the Rav. Dr. Stringfeilow, on Organisation. The addresses were intare»ting, as showing the condition of the Church and its progress Jn this D'ocese. The formation and systematic working of Missionary Associations in each parish were strongly urged. An Association of this kind has been in active working operation in Christ Church Parish, in this city, for two years part, with very satisfactory results. Tbe Convocation still continues in session. There were services this morning and sermon by Rev. Dr. Pies, of New Albany. There will be services again this evening t»c 7 o'cloc(i, wben the sermon will be delivered .^y thf Rev. Dr. Davidson, of Indianapolis.—

Madiion Courier.

BY TEtEGRA

Germany. «5')rr^K

BBUSSELS,

Jan. 22.—Leopold Ferdi

nand, Prince Royal of Belgium, died yesterday, aged 10 years^ .'Z.'Zi'-ZLl'- ,: Franco..

PAB», Jan. 22.—The confererica Utfs* selected W.

WalUaski to convey the pro

tocol to Atoetfs. He haS'been instructed to wait a fe\?.days for the answer of _thj Grecian Government.

From Japan,

8AM FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.—The Mikado has issued a proclamation announcing that peace reigns throughout the land.

Aidsu justified his opposition to Satytna, and the Southern Princes. All seemed progressing favorable for the Southern cause.

Northern Princes openly disavow the conduet ot Admiral finnomatto in storming Hakodadi and seising several of the Mikadofa vessels of war. 5~j^

No Northern array now the field.' Southerners are disbanding. The troops to attack and capture Hakodadi were under thu supervision of ^European officers.

The financial troubles of tho government of Japan

are

INDIANAPOLIS] Hit 0 It.

it-

fltttittMl Dotted

S^s, .. ,•

Total...

Southerners are offering little op'posi-

^°Admiral Snnomatto had issued stringent orders to seise and confiscate foreign vessels conveying trrops and stores.

Many breaches of neutrality by foreign ships. The Tycoon's brother, Menbortayo, ar« rived from Paris, December 16th. Soon after, be had an Interview with the Mikado, and it is reported, entrusted the mission of peace to bis brother.

great. Paper curren

cy was freely issued. Foreign merchants at Yokobonrs TBquested their respective Ministers to protest against the issue of paper money, Unless the government keeps bullion sufficient on bard to redeem at sight.

From Bio Janeiro.

N*w YORK, Jan. S2.—The steamer South America brings Rio Janeiro datea of the Id of December.

The Times says, on the Sth Caxias formed a flank movement by which he threw a force of 20,000 allies above Vil-

A battle near Augustura ensued-, which resulted in drlvinu the Paraguayans out of their works defending that pUce, and large captures. The allies suffered severeiy.

Operations were immediately continued and an attack on Yilletta was made on tbe lltb.

The Paraguayans were again routed, only SOO mea escaped, the capture of war material large.

The allies occupied Yilletta, and the fleft was reported on the way to A»un eion.

From San Franotsoo

8AM FBA*Cisco, Jan. 21-—The Central Pacific railroad is completed to twentyone miles beyond Elko, 481 miles east of Sacramento, within 180 of Monument Point fit the head of Salt Like. Toe is being laid at the rate of two

a,*-«

0,1

Si W »b% °f frtt Prudence prevailed, wd mt—d to "let will enough rioa»"

ABIZORA.

a mw. Ari*ona advices say sickneas of most evt,

t_p8

prevailed Tucson. Al-

etuokedi jn the place had been Flour qui^0-rdied/ chtnged^ •,jCt ti 0OUtb

wircuJ

msrn&i

"r —Sir"** -.~

GE3SrEBAIi SATISFACTION I

r—"":•/

RE P&BLIC&NS HARUONtOVS

Special to th» SajwMS.] JBDIABAPOLIB, Jan. 23—feso A. MPiinusnt to adjournment fiom last night tho BegubUeatt LsfWtUw Caucvlfiiimet

J:Vn

itepreseatetiw* B«U

this to, aaipUuiti dat* for U. S. Sebato. The flnt bsltet feailted ia the nomination jtHoft. Daniel P- Pratt, of Logansport, Congressman elect from the Eighth District. The vote stood as follows: tu'v^xL-n. Pratt Veatch........ ....34 Williamsosv Newcomb. 1

Total W The sucsess of General Veatch had been expeotad hy ®«ny of his The bolters, last Bight, through on® of their number—* prominent Senator—are te poftedto hiV3,a«ured the Cumhack men that they would support any good B«publican QP whoat the supporters of Cumback would unite. Veatch'a chances wece- then considered eaeeediBgiy good, snd it is- beliered he wohld haVi been nominated but for the lukewarmness or jealousy of prominent politioiav of the First District, who is unwilling that any othecaaah in that District should rise in the politioal scale above bim.

It was supposed that the bolters wototd leave tbe nomination, to the Cumback men, acoording .to what was understood to be the agreement, but moat of them put in en appearance & caucus smd voted scflkl for Pratt, thus defeating General

The domination, however, appears to. give general satisfaction. Veatch's friends yield «ery gracefully, and it is believed every Bepublican member of both branch' es will vote for Pret*. There to very great rejoic&g -at so happy an -Issue of SO idirgand bitter a cOntW^':^

SECOND

P.11.

jSptcltl to Dally SxprMS.J •t vk^t'lazi***90U$, Ja« M, f. u. At 12 M. the SenatejtndJSouse met in joint convention tn thaHtOl of tha Souse of Bepresentatitir, Lieutenait-Governor Will Outribatifc- presiding After the usual |relimin*rfes, the denyentloo proceeded to ballpt for United States Senator with the following result: wv BIOHTH JOIHT BAtWT-S Hon. Daniel D. Pratt Hon/Thomas A. Hendricks.......

^dpv^jneiQberi'wereabtiintor^led to. Vote, :. donator Jtughe»,.ia ^cssUng hia_voter took occasion to expllin the pbsition he bad oactij^ied'througbbftt the contest. He thanked tbe Demooratie members

It is believed the Legislature will now give Ub alientton seriously and induslri* ously to business, ..

•S fN 'a AsSOQUtrd Prew Wip*tohJ IHSXASATOUB,

From St. lionls.

ST. LoCis, Jan. M.i*-Tke Repnblioan this morning discusses the question as to whether General 'Sheridan's destruction of Black Settle's camp Was a massacre, or whether it was juatiflad by the former conduct of the Indians, and in oonsideration of the diversity of atetesmentr in regard to the matter, call upon Congress to appoint special Com minion to thoroughly investigate the sutteet. r«BSO*AX-

Gsn. Sherman hU ^een qu3» several days past.

E. W. Wise, a photographer of Hannibal, Mo., was arrested a day or two ago for manufacturing counterfeit postal currency. A considerable quantity of cut* rency, presses, ink, Ao-, was found in hif [establishment.

lyom FaiNunft.

Nrw YOB*, Jan- M.—The steamer Aritona briogs Panamadates of the Hth and $893,419 in treasure.

Joho timiih alias H. V. Clinton en el leged embessler, of Buffalo^ and three other prisoners, one murderer, escaped from the Panama jell on the 9Ul

strike of

OOB|

Iji

3,.-- a pais^ I*BHL BAITIMOBK, Jan. 23.—Gen. Graat is Justices of the Supre Stftte [attending the sessions of the Peabody •LMO &nd Circuit Judges to Whe Kducatlonal fund to-day. to H.WO

banquet was given last evflning by flena- -^?'r tor Leslie in honor of tbe election of °I Rre Reuben E. Fenton as U. 8. fianator from New York. •Speeches delivers aaji others. 'r^t i£in

SO IKSTBUOTIOHS,

It has been stated that Jno. C. Braine of the r*bel navy, who b*s flnement for two years in the Kings county jail, in Brooklyn, will be released under the President's amnesty, but the U. B. Distriet Atteirney inr Brooklyn has as yet received no instructions in JLhe from the Attorney General. ft MOA«M». ^,

VVB

It is understood that ttiis movemetA' has tbe sanatipn of (iea. Grant^ and was started by hfs particular' friends in the Souse.

,-.,p .... .1. -t fr'&tr From Havana «*tr***** HATAVBA, Jan. 22.—The ftjurgeals" have been repulsed in an attampt & pWA* the city of Mansilio.

THB TOBAO0O .COH VBVTtOW

Has appointed an executive committee to present to Congress their views ujon taxation.""

**roM

Jan. 23.—A cauoos of

the Republican members of tbe Legislature was held this morning, Cumback's name withdrawn, and Hon. D. D. Pratt, of Logansport, nominated for Senator. The latter was elected in Joint oonventioa at noon.

The following is the votes Pratt..... 83 Hendricks Absent and paired off.

Mintrt

Prfn,A6n*HtA, J«h, «L—The coal miners employed OQ the lino of the Pan Handle and Allegheny railroad sre on strike fdr higher wages, They demand flve cents per bushel ftr digging, which it an adv«ttoe of MM OML Xh» 00 the Pennsylvania mill work. aredaiiy expected toe

tati Jo c:

To-morrow be wUl give MteM «t Banna's BflML

CONaEBSSIpif

for

their support .of him yesterday. As he had not participated in the canpus this morning, he: oould give Mr. Pratt an unpledged end anti-caucus vote. His remarks were received with mingled applause and hisses.

There is a very general disposition on the part of Mr. Cumback's friends to aocept the situation in a oheerAil and pacific spirit. Hr. Cumback presided over the joint assembly, with his usual grace, evincing no personal feeling, being apparently unaffected by the signal failure of his plana, and hopes.

el »»uiu

^RRB^HABp: INDlANA SAtPRPAY MORNWf ^NWASf i.Ii?!') iI j*. lo J* «. ——.'.

^h^iire d^mmiiisio&ers of Brooklyn dif Wednesday disbasded three engine oompanies, four hoee«i«aps»lee and ossi*f anl ladder company( representing an ag^. negate of 478 volunteer "firemen. They. wero disbanded for disorderly conduct and fighting. i'

TO'OOnnU^I.'

A Wa8hlnlgion''dispatcii tays: .A petition, is beiqg circulated in the Houfe, asking tlie Senate nqt to cpnfi

mtffe nomfnatfons thade b^r'tbi

Huw

*g?*»

Ijl 1 '1 1 "t?**45£ 32

i, From Washington. It WASBIBOTOV, Jan. 22.1—At a session

•the American br«nch of tbe Universal Peace Union, a resolution passed thai ^l1 idea of punishment should be done away, with, as at war with the law of Jove.

The President stated that Setter Vaughn will not be executed, but will be sent home to England.

^niiiwtoipM^^

,ASKtyBlA, Jan. 22In the inur-

dertrial of Mrs.TwitcbeW, this morning, the District Attorney abandoned the case. The Judge cbayged the, iury to bring io a vferdiot of not guilty, which was done, and s"he was'diichurged from Ctw$o4^v

I?-* 5

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Florida.

TAltAOASSUE, Jan. 21—ifo vote taken' for Senator to^lay. A oommittee has been appointed by dint ballot to inquire into the charges of ^bribery i»d corruption in the Senatorial election last June^ and the influence nuw exerted to prevent the election.

The present indications are that Gilbert's election Will be endorsed. A joint oommittee has been appointed to consider thv proposition of the Alabam$ annexation commissiol?. :, i,

''Mjib

WASHXiraTON, D. Cn Jan. 23, 1889. —BOSSI. Mr Poland, from Committee on Revision offbe Lavp, n^tdea .report, hi? reference to the ef{^nsipn of we 40' pe/ .cent, clause in l^ bankfupt ,lA,w(- agd

printing of notideis ig bankruptcy ordered printed and recommitted. ^Ir. Kelly introduced »"bttt'tn e's'tablish tax assay office^in At^ptanaj'to "oOJi-, vert the btanoh mint at Denver into -an ataay office, and to refining^ of gold and silver bullion of the United States, mint and branches referred to Committee on coinage.

Mr. Griswbld introduced bill to diminish tbe fluctuations in gold, and to provide for return to specie payments referred to Oommittee on Ways and Means, and ordered printed.

Tbe bill proposes the issue of gold notes' by the Government, redeemable in coin and receivable for fell Government due^, not to. exceed |4iU).o66,060, not to exceed the amount of gold in tbo Treasury above that required for three months. interest on the publio debt is to be used in redeeming greenbacks at the average gold value.

Mr. Daw.o^-from Oommtte^o# aoa^snce on" tbe^bHl rehttive'^ir ng™tei£imony in contested election ruade report, which was agreed to.

The House then-resumed consideration of the bill granting land to the Denver and Psolfio railroad and telegraph company.

Mr. Van Trump continue^ bis argument against the bill.

at the office of

the Assistant Ieesurer «sf "the United States at the city of New York, at the option of the Secretary of tha Treasury, under suph rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe and the President of the Utilted States shall fcppdtnt tjsre Competent persons as commissioners to exam'ne said Railroad* each section of twenty mi lea of aid road to be built in a good manner,. Said commissiohen shall so report iii writing to tbe President, who, being satisfied witk such report shall approve the same and cause it to be filed with the Secretary of the Treasury, whar§upoir.4be^Ualtad States shall guarantee the payment of the interest of the bonds authorised to be issued as aforesaid, to tbe e*-entof blank dollars per mile ot the road built, aad if is hereby made the duty of the Secretary of tbe Treasury to endorse and register such bonds for the United States, gaaranteeing the payment of the interut thereon in such form aa be may deem proper, and the endorsement of such bonds by tho Secretary of the Treasury on behalf of the Unked States shall con* stituta a flrit mortgage on »afd ro^l, iti rolling stock and forfeiture, to tD« United

States and it is hereby made tbe duty of •aid Railroad Oompany to have ondepw it with tbe Treasurer of theUnitad States, at least ten days before *oy semi^ancD*' ./ail* .... ..rr4 uue, eanx.Ient Amount of money to pay such in*taliment of interest and upon failure to do sq the Presideat may catsse the fieoietsry of the Treasury, upon sixty Say notice to saiS 9oihp&y, to take possession of said railroad track, aad lor the purpose of jnajfe '(Wii.

«». CI

sretary ltd retain', ^F/rsfc^ jl

graiui Iqr

tiibatfifi

"•Of

\?^a

this session, whether they "be Republicans or Demdcrats. It has already receiveS (ihft signatures of n«*arly a!l the Ripabtfcm toeSo^tt W tbe House, and it will, it is expected, be laid b^rtf ih&SSBSlin^^ live session, with the name of every Republican in the House attached toll.

|.My 0^* |llS ^__r thej^ifioh dauief Wch money to he edit tne^aid bouds. ftie same to betsafr-r ceilM ahd defif jjred to said .CosppabJ- ..

T^he subject then ^ent over for the day.

peeedi OeastitirtjOB»l MbendmenV^ies.©spoet! to suffnl^aMd the btildu Kiai se^ej lect^fwdeBate donng tfc»day.I .(fano: ,t%h& death of MR- Hinds, laiac in»Hiher. fbom Arkansas, who was agsassfaated is. that State during tbe reaees

was annoduced fcr Mr. Riiiotj OfiAwtaa*4 iSM. After efciegiutns on the deceased -by th^ m^mbei^ of the Arkansas deiegaltoirr the1 House adjourned.

Pi Teieitraph.1 N*w roBE. J^n. S8. sPTIlt—-Bathvr aer* active and «t$aly

tn^ie

3&tot

COL O— Qo|et,aad flr®, op» ed'to SSJi and cloied at iSJj.

Sf»g ClAL

liar mtriit

.•sJ Ea.®-:

J3d &i> "jiet «ro-v ti»-u .-j -ti yyr* fj*(,

*jb!t

ue8aid.C.om

company, for tha

ted Stouty ande th» SeoreUry ni Treasury' ahail^omoo semi-annual oUta ments of the interest to be made with4 said p-y TtnifT Hf '"-r11" remain ing. after. p^smeQtjjf fcpy semiannual inmlMmt of- intofest-aftl! be paid to said company fOr the purpose of I uiakifr'g proVttlon for the paytWtfl^of "the ptinclpul

said bbn8sA,so enddnifi by

the United States. Tw Undfc t)f the.aijffoompany

lher-'toAffd

uinted 'hy -the-Uni

ted dtatei'ft^^be' rohstructioti rif*'ssrtd Toadtpj ao,jgqch jMJwgs. aide ,0i a^r^.a^3h«f^jflL mentioned jft Jie •o. :P*tielj as may b(|f e^sa,ry-to the fperati«»».£»i4 read which sWl *paft t«r .t$a£, pu^poMQhy W o^Wee'^C!«fl»«i.»W»oe»{ aforeVai#,,sh*114p, afclfask. a» #vej|y "3iJv miise^f'.wviijoad

competed* put^t«E

too market to actual settlers at ta.wp acre, under such rulea and regulations as shall be- preAiibed-? hv the SecrBtai. the Intfttigrf and

I Jlflfionie*irl*in£f$l»

the 'serWoF tSer'sald latidJ/shAU^ be^ jVfttd TV Of the trpitSil Sthtes,

in'titt ih'e'T'reftra ai^!Shie"'"ir

vfiaqvsq 1 -gjfjfATEi

r,f®*

Trumbullj from Cocdmittee on Judlcl^ «ry, reported the House joint resolution providing for the disposition jf certain paperi re|Siing to dlaimkagainst the De» partmeht'of the West, wjth am end ments which were •adopted, after wbfch the resoliitibn passed.

Mr. Drake, by unanimous instruclioh1 of thfr Committee on the Pacific Railroad, report^d'ahd" aSked .for immediate con» BideratHjff'of the relii^, '^cWrin^' it in ex* pWfeat fot-- Gongte^-' tb iathoriie tiny' Bubgtdy in geVerhment' Sddds to1 any rail totid efitwp^ise hot .CntHMt to it under existing laws'. -A

Mr. Sdftbunds objected, and the rwoluttoB Went oy*. ?»Mpa

ciwc3fl^A¥^Kliatisa' By Tetesnpb'l 1 Omttinwti. Jan ».

Vr.ODB-.Dall, fttsttf «7 MAT 7«. WHEAT-Dull, ho at 91 70 and Ko.l at 1 TS

masauwesL

GOLD—At 135)£ boy lag-

for

sbitt#lB«!l«*6lBat wttbent 'd«eWsa -rta4|(%-at

seud to cbBte* do., ctoltBga 4atL.

^Ul'oraia floqr nominal ,. ^•flilK*--Durt itSl 01 fcrwMt»rn frt«.

tti\g-„

_16»ai OS for MoMAprtdt to.store

CQBN—In rondarmta fyipa^t. wlthont decided SehanKO at 93(996 for new mlstd weiiern, ft 03 id^T 00 for ^14- s»ia«4 VjestwBi 8S4 9 to to nnrnern. 1 CaTUBaTS-dTtrmir! H9l^^#^ho«ld«ti

BDDBE^

the erttteof Scjltudi-. and the isa« Whlea #reafs tmpediibHiN with »ara means of BetttO*

An Elflay

DitMsei and A |o MABBIaOE, Bent in «e»led lett enTflfipes, fr*e of charge.— Adit"", »r.J, SKILLWTBOpflHTON. Howard Atsosla'too', pilla4st|trfa,-^a.-

^^TuSlfHFilr^ca, Bare aoinmeiteed their Semi-Antna!

and goods will be offered Ter.v cheap. Cheap enough to lassie rpeedy elear»nr«, at nil eTfpta TABS TUB HIKT.

J»n9

Mr. Logan modified bfc substitute read as follows: Be it enacted, 4o-, That the Union Pa oific Railroad, Eastern Division, is hereby authorized to continue the completion of the Railroad from tbe point of tbe present termini, 04 miles in the direction or to Cheyenne Wells, and »h«li have an thority to issue coupon bonds to. the extent of blank dollars per mile ol road to be rebuilt, said bonds to run 40 years and to bear Interest at the rnte of 6 per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of February and August of each yeaf, in lawful money tBe lhtere»T and principal to he payable at the XrHtiory of the United Slates,

HOW f0 GET PATENTS. For opiolon, no char|(e. Send sketch and description. Foi' airpllo^t'ea send model, not over one foot In 'lf«, an..l tlO, flr^t OaTi-rnment apd Stnmp Ism. 8peoISeattons, drawDg«, cavcati assignmeoti prepared rejected clalmn pioeecnted, AUc, lnterfprnncee, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents takn cut In el: Koropeaa conntrtw. I'lo»trate pomphl t^, 110 pages s«nt free Addr«M MUNN

THK WOMDSB

OO.,

S$dSm Wo. S7 P»rk How, H. T.

OV THX

*h?,ma&

19TH CXNTUBT,

ISO UACHXMB.

One.of the most importjm£)«bo&«avi8£ iaveDtiohs bfthV^e—we lake ^easyri iii referrhijf to fact of its cOtnpletsr and remarkable success as a PgrnHy Machine, applicable to all the purposes of sewing. Henceforth it will be regarded as indispenelble in supplying all the va ried necessities of the household in that line. Within the brief period of the put eighteen-monthaj- dariog which was fini^yoggitcto -tike ho^ca^of the MbllC, tWfc nlvS'T'e^ived the most substantial land satisfactory ass {trances that its

p*eu~

and rnaay

t4vantages

are ber

Ihtf firliy^prefciat^d W every mtellTgenf community. H^c» itA growing popularity haf created demand now tenfold greatei^M.-itaWfii onlf aX|W months ago and this, too, without any of tbe extraordinary efforts constantly made other Companies to bring their machines into notice. W4th this /emphatic and universal endorseuMi hands, we

over all others as a Family Machine ThrsiaaplMty, ease^aoti^wttfMtty nflth which it opwat^ sW.welKas the unffittm excellence bf Its ^ori, througbodt^,4 'tire r«r»'tf „iichfig, hemmin« iewing^ tuck tag, eordjag,. P'araTng, quilting, gathering aad sewing on, overswmlca evlroiVeW^ ^e ed^. Sa^ HI ttatS&fhl lmUei hole ^rork, vance the agb-jll-dJw North 3J.stt»^.i

9»

and ey^et h«le

k, place it iici}tfesfionab!y far in adfjHtMy ^ther^jrimilar iu«n||4i of ,*»?• W, Wour*. Ag*t.

r*va

Wa'Hl

r»i

1 U.V

V.!idli4 i&PSTjkeas,' Turkeys, W114 Turkajs^

be!f

Quails, P^alrii

1».—rr-—j-m

jcMWrj ebaafe'.'MWiJKUw* wcq v.Ju.i

TTIJ^ 'fdT

•KKX

VUTv. ..

fa*

laodenrts

Bein{ uow prepari to fill ail orders tor flnr-' lltftn Coutity OOHI, wiiich is claimed to be eanal taiStaeiftkZltv iot uUidoraostlo porposxe.'WtU deliver to any part of tbi city, by .leavlnjf yonr :ordir at offloo of K. B. Bry»ut 4 Co., 0. IT filpley, or JVA. foot's Xea Stare, with whom I hare iShdViaerMgtaMigttf^te till aH erderl^ aad fW

cIGltf

H0Ts-DaU at far (u-

tern and iqftgiM for eity A &D—Vfr to ilh modrrate re^oMM «t IS^(3 for steawafad SO for kettle readetedj:

MONBT--rin»nclal sitaaU^n to-4ay shows a taarlced )diarov«m«iii^ Minsy easy' at CS7 oa sail. The abaodoam«tit of bear 6»tap»JgaTe»Vfethe tleld open for another upward movement. n*d at34X, sdtsoc.

Terre Haute, Ind. HOOKU, DOAWUMS AKB, bioar ULAOSIACAI aaAVtr iaaooTKD. jar WjBahet'sBreecii^ nubac "hg% 8ag talso mttmaa'a &r<*oh tt«d Mn*a'e Lo«d»r nade'te orider from new or bin materlah. jeareeaerjU Bepalrlag Prejaytlf AKeafied.to.

THB

TlieiDiTliie, tbe Physician, the Judge.

USE DAILY

iS xfiJt* CWJ EOtfXS A^fi ESOOatiUCNI Teall iBTsdlda and Sofiams raox bytpapala, 8Iok Headache, Sosr Stomach, Ceet-

Iteaees, Oearttmra, lDditestion, PliM, Billons

NATUBK'S OWN

GftfiAI AND GOOD M£HED¥t

Effervescent Seltzer Apfctfttft, 1- *As the 4«st sad Most Sslltahle STedleltte {rNv cCSTed to p:opV fot the ab3T0 elaie of dlaeaws. ,be,lu brothi 'gCMS parent*, will

.is

.. a L-rn.'-i-i

RBGfiiVBJO, ri-

Pit.fiat.. .-J aQtittsMeft.«*r Toek, the latlsl

f'i

eiciQQS. Af. ABNOIiIbii IV. B'tiW

bsojarw

cutrj^i

Coogm

iiti tb' (rtt^Es: "A-RIt

dheok V) a (Ml Aval, Ckrtasn slfter ehecir,«n|is4 jrlt^thfl awaot's aaae, to he lastenM so

jade iinar art1Mee *Xh«#afri very asat and ftie-

!3&8& UttsnMd, *nieist*leit of a *ey

menJ ol

The President presented the credentials of James A Bayard abd TBomiasF. B«yard, Sen a tori elect from Delaware.

MiLLINERV. ~j jtiab eatwi oi«oc»ro ,• swiiciaa

Ofnca anS Ba*ideao3«u the corner of Baeond. a^d Waloat streets. l.idlw

J^IVfilTV BKOKBRA Jfhe nndettlgned, *t hi* lifrery &f»ble, on Vhird street, appaalt' the. Buntia fionse, Is now piaparedLsitheoed stock and Cairlvix, to aocfttiti'oSSS tiitftnblS. HOB't HUNTKB.

187 .*3: .1

psasoa Wt^hlw .to deposit Berees, Bajrgl 'i. Harness, or other liters.artictes at Qunter's iLiTery 9.able, will be^tctoi&Aibtftt«d wftli mon«y fadvanceil oa the tame. dec9dtC _flOTMBt*.XOLHN8.

caAu.

Batter^

PrAAm

.rWlxiVb, PoU)08,

J'*"'•

be rOaUaaese*tfaem, at" W ttto'o

,bia» flWRSrj %s**d»

STECK'S,

-I*

i±t ij. osiutiA

laase

rs#«

MWk^SiAfmSBI E90MSI

iii

i-'-w

Vfiildi

fiW*

Sixth Street,' 1$

TerkrOinctnnatr wid PhlHdelpljIa Pa-

]!tiiand Hagasinee eo t»nd-»egut*t an«V»ti 'smd iasjlsswd,-'.,' »fjSfecM .attention palJ tm setting baek

St! et

'. K: yd J. al

grrfiRCoAL JQHti MoFARLANB is npw

Belling

the best

aflWM' oflOtl**' Goal, ISreeStkJ Sa fb« ifl*it soreaainnse in Vigo county,at.as^w afls^Te as., .an Inferior article can be purchased. Those wlsh ins to lay in a supply should look to therinter. efts, aha biy thV best -wherf lt it a« eheap a* a poorartiole.

Orders left at the Post Offloo Lobby, at tbe "VlgojQwiBt* Soales,", or adtUeasail to- IVuMi

6.,'tfrt'float*, wilt rtcSfVe prompt atftn-

t«loo^ '-~Z

.••••••

:?"i

augUdtf

gOALdFAIiL

j^BMOYAL,

Tfecl!

|a»

Far tale at redoosd dsy of Order, to any pi Dealers snpptled it lo« .•We^sslU atae

and dellleW'ofi

art of theolty. Also, Oeel 'NtfS.

detlTW Wood by the eortl or haU.

JOHtt W. R1A, Agent, Mo.JW .Sonth Third Street, Tt««a4(tl TT Ml*

otird, to any'p»nt of the^olty^

Jafldtf

*MAILMOAIjAO-JSJVCjf. I have moved my oSee to Meioan A Pad dock's MiU, where I woald be pleased to sea, ray old BrtnBfi'lil^iffif-r

--UiO

be.

t»ptd ,Q 2Uw ci4w«u

JAMS8H.TUJ

nPEREE HAFTB NGYBI/CY WOEKfl, Bt iieC TITTMAN & CO. re. MiMutkFoartb H..eppolltePoae Oflce,

m«vraarcaa» «nm fKt»

TARMANI

al 'i ••t'S

-oi srwijr tjq* InsmUitbB a* te-

-j|»£e»j|

CHIpKEHINQS.

bjsert i«»aia

the Celebrated fstest Crclells and ether well-known asd retkMi atm CAKHABT Sc rflUBHtya

a*uf. Church Orgatu''

andMelodeons,

SHE?T MUSI" -31109009 And erery rartstji of

nd every TaHety «f ,• -4 M«slcal' latftriMiieiild) W I O W O I

SOMH

Nam-'Pott Office- BUiOii'ajt-

Musical

Mere£smlu«a.

riAirc$

TOD*

a a -Wi: iiivffl' ^apoledJ 2$

Utorty

paj ok

d-^aWj

anivWtU ba^^yby »ail-oa leueiptof pitce. aU» hVve a./nke an aiu of SWel K»x Itisgi tanQ'Ubitni. Any of the ahev* articlts wn fe ibMW^IatHit at'iny Orooery Store, Cfa th»

«*r-

!aer qf Voorlti a^d Laf^tU streets, orby drajh, 'Plni a ltn» }n the Po: Offije. J*14d3in WM. RAITm."

jSet

afcaHi

b*fce?a&«

Mrs. RfJ€Kl$6UAn Hiir T^nored to the corner of Totirth and Ohio !8SMfcts,:wl*rtiili»]#now opeutnga full and oomktoekef Fall style Bonnets, iUbcaat, flow, c. p.tB89 SlAKINq hue als^ been adijed bwfafn.'. rtarlnff a compete at tlrwi-ms-ilnv sattsfaiittoajii guaranteed

W. M_C^ .. Pt'ofbpt a'ttiition will be jtVec'so all ^rofce. so»at^«ll», in tli'e city and coon try.

-it* i«te-

.'-j .7*1 "eoe8.

^JUoroldIa»tam«HiUlp9alaeatbMgaot

OQM.

Pianos, JVIelodeons, aad sUl kinds of smaller Meaieal lesuaments iepalred by

COMPETENT J$OMKMEX.

Send Orders to ..

ItS

PALACE OF MUSIC/,

Mo. 4^, Ohio Street, (Opposlte^the Old Oonrt Uoate,) *^f

TKR« Hi-HAUTB. iSy.

-*C*J T.l

•s T.

it11

no "t-a-s

riv&a-S "dMf'r

CJ Ly iOr

-*f4

SA1KT,

PI A NO

HiNnrtmBUQ IOMMSI. |The Pianos of this Company are essentially

Pianos for Western People,

Tlfny are not only Blade at home, bat are Well oUe 7h«y hsre taken

Four I'iritt Premiums,

ai Was torn fs!iis. Ther possess nnrlraUed oellence

testae and Snlsb, and (^oippars well in

all roe pec ti with the beet lnmasae%t«^ofSasters Hanafactnre.

Prices varj

15*e«n is'.'# 'ii twtc: ....

1» eMto'Sale SSS'raa

J* -new

oied t*dt tips

Qf. i*ede

retlm ti

et y- ifooJ iae ,ieoJoe« fe »*ff!

nil in oriuation in ragarAAt thrbaslw^^^,

IvlTO MAimSTREE?,

4IX'

--if

iiiai UjHtyrvrr.. »{«qeif»W

Wo off^- our ontlra Wialer Stook lc «Hsa

toxAT C08J? -8 oJ §(V

sioHtsw t.:4 1 seif4To•*

r"'it m",

1#%* Woolen Hoods ^, ,, at 10, 2S,

off,

7S, ana

90a

do Nubias, SSBCUM^mpHpSB, and 80o

T5,r3,00'

Children's Woolen 0Aa, «-»ge^fcj|0er.7fifl, M. 1.60 Gent's Woolen Bcarfs, •v* «t 10^8,^4 V»i

do do iS8t»» and $1,00 8 do? Jaoltfe^tt JVXSWjl dD

LABIES

AT-RX.AVTLX HOST I

ALL OUR BLiyKETS

1.. «rJ

»e*fi ot sow *s«t

V-

7mm

*ta•

all And this

The nerslog babe, tt' brothers and sifters, Its snr well adaptedier tbe

MtdltS W KWU* pltaaaotieaiedy weUaUafted Jer tbair 4Ub*eat rg ,WJ

CO.,

iWS Oreehwich tit. New Vorli. •W Per Me »y'»U ItroggUt*."•* salS—26aeod.

MANXIFAGTOA?

WUBI.THOkiS A CO, OwaarJM»4 IW»« «treel* XarjaHaale. lad,. "Keep eoastantly on band, aad manufacture te order, aU the latest styles of 5 A RfRtA^KH HtJ3€H®8 Weaseeeee'liuitiie Adset maUrial la lb* o*«. trmeiioaaf aw work, aad suras*

superior

«ay oflbre«J tn thta msrhat. *SS«4aLaUeafkn i&£+> BsMfln*.

VftHtr

& l~i*

9 W

'j*

jjii

t2:«S ivi.

Buck Mttts, Stores ft Cfanatlets,

at $1,79 and $2,t0 per Pair, »«fiwieJ,o*'40R8T-WAU3nr-l »ao*€ w.- ?ei .w

'cssami

taxI f'

Our Entire Winter Stoct i,C

na»3

M»t He'Clerfrtei-withltf *'"1

TgE NEXT 60 DAYS

^Tb make

For SPRING PURCHASES

And we iovite %T)'to gTVe us a Call, and exatnine the BATtGAINS we hate to

jj&f

OJTBR

i»

i**"

GEN T/tsDUCfclON.

Ssctii Sehouls, Cleisysww, Orcnlars, ^d»«e0«(nif*j Xssesss, •sotaMoae, ratatocis' a, Mmie, or MI X00«j®ss*». or Oranrv lnxtmay b» obtaloed at the tllowUf rxtraoadijr»ry cbesp prices KJOdoplsa, lto-slsilft*, of any rtcBJBieBt or drawloa. *e^ SCO aeyt*, $6,00 l,oe.oep*4 $,* .*4 JUM» e»pp*es 460. Or 60 p-r c-nt. an. a the above jpriese toay be sav«4 by mfng ICteaxcc's T»mn ATrttonirfiie FaisTUO Mm, foe OOesS, PiWuSw^Wstloners, VriaUrs, Schools, Oossnaf N, As. J'rloj .JSJ. A oang 1^7 can air

sise, per of may dooaaseat, ira ieg, mnsle, with tbK,t*eatsae OnUUf. tUariuft Pa*e^ Siatea ^ljhts axe sold ajjiaodawM HtQSSJ *nb-. lto fit* tt meats each tejpirday.

B. All kinds of Llikog fa utile ettrt are dona with tteiwstwtens, as ttslossetiatis.-

^355

jL*.— i£LX

mn sAjki

U.BLAKE,

tO WV18* K*

c^-r

BSTAB I.1S tfE{ -\tft 1«K1

attoitneys,

xs.?.

Attorneys ^at

*tao$is

KNABJS'S,481

r*mfak"

mi.ru

I v4 f«w*

if &

^Attorney at Law,

NOTARYPTTBLIO-Or*Ka|-rOn Ohio Street 'between Third and ronrth Streets. octS&lAw&u as a ws m: ..^7 nrott.

mjm:

XA£RD

2 »CXAU^C* easii.

& OHTJVTM

JL} ..

Law, jt

^rrvoa,—Ko.Si Valg jBtceet, og stairs. feMSrttf

Wm. E. MoLEAN,

Attorney and Cormaellor at lua w.

ftBNBBAL OOLLBOTIKO AOBKT. alflDeirfr Hatlte, Ind. 0"ica.—No. SO Main 8tre«t. .deefidK

PEWT1STRY. .c-

T\R. BARTHOLOMEW

E' 'H S

RR,V"

gncssesorte Dtrifkf WkfiV, »6. isr*rafu national Block, Jerre n*atf.,^ad.

L€H A J8B8 O X.

-j6

if0

W 1

....... T..1. iS, '.I-,,. tcodSis6b TO'Oj|# 9. f. aajtfl.

OfFlO»-Oa Ofetaft^Maea SSaait 4«ti Vt\6dtf .TBUBJC-HJ I-UAPTt.

.9:

p*rf

LliiK,,

Th« Oldest Setablieked Dantiei *n Tenre j^taate, Ornw^On Stxth Strset,' bet«fecn M^*n end' Ohio, on^door south of KHtifsal Hoaiei

Harfng hal op wards

eighteen y»r*'

ttexoela Iea?»stry, be tta eonMent Ihat h» aril gire sat'siBClii.ii io all PJMUS

HOTELS.

iioos atrrr.

a*o.

NATIONAL HOUSE, Oom. Sixth ASD Muy&Tftrar.

TERRE HAUTE,

in &

xisiyj

JMQ0R Wtt SOJf.....°. PRUfBfKfOj^

TMI" Qoiqha blTbf^u- thorougblp rp/trRtr4 -4B923«|wl5

rjiEKRl EAUTB HoS|

$700.

*,rcoaiiso TO ST7I.I AND misa.

•3#* Brer Piano is warranted foj JTlre S'eai^.'Va OLU INSXRUMKWXS

KXCBASaBlf AT 4 KATEH. WaiehoTine 10 Sontb, Kifth Street, ratnar, W .ir .435?

rU aiihn '••.loetMjh,

DRY GOODS

3 B€

ooawaR.iLU.N AJID CSTKTH tmtaMi Terre Haute, Indiana." This Uotfcl uas moeatly been reiltSpcJ, eat! pt t« arot-clww order, offering arcozoi«o»i»llon« psemd In ttyn State.

T. i. UllNTIJK, prftp'r

pLAKK HOUSB. cosnin or rnser aiD 0a«»-«rra*»M Terre Haute,

W: B. ARIFPITH

IndtM iiii.

rropprletif

Office of MarshaM, Mcutesnaia aad Palesttna Hack liner. FreeBu« ti ae4.from all Trains. aovSSdtf

!PARK HOTEL,

W« THE AMERICAN AAO BGB0PKA3 Pit A,

Cor. Beekman and Nassau Hin.

3T«ar Cily EfoU Park New York

QEOSQB WIGHT, Proprietor. 'K. B.—toMtn) In IfcS'+ery heart of the'wholf tale fcurtno:», t«is is one of the inuet cOnvelntly located~Botets fbr Horchant,, Bmln sa men and others,Tisitlng thacity^ diSJiin =t=

PHYSICIANS.

n|^B©*iERKY, H03|at0PATBI« PflTSIClAX, SbBSKOX A!fD ACCttCCUltU. Ssr**: Bight Rev. Bishop Ta!b?tt, D. D., it. ,. W.Martin, if. 8. Beach. ISsi). Hr. BggerC

OrrioE a«s

Utmtxex

»ii tn*+4B

,i*

00 Unlberry street,.

0tbeaC7tB^ next to-Normal School. sSWif ,,

Bi A, AKN A#D. £MMl-i» v- j-5— 1 ei'fiJS rrwx—itoiu'jf a Vain and Fifth :BU»«u,oSertbeS«tteD*rA«ate%knk.

5iri

?a a#

UutoBHcr—Chestnut 8t-, between'Sth aa&rtk. mtSirT T«BR» KAtlTB. TND.

LAND AGENCY. PS LAND AGENCY, ireet,wtweaj-Third hnd Foaw* 1 Street,

UUMS Beught an* dole on ueasonahie 0oo»-* mission. |S40.e00 worth of desirable City aad Ueanttf property fbr sal•, Honses fur rent. oot8MwS.MV

Eotate Ooliunu

& jasutai

swiei tHif-ei .oar»ii el *t^.v"

IsANGSJ^

OSMs averWnt lf»tlonal Bst^k, S. Yoasth and Main BtrevU^.

gdj

IncK ^-S

Terr ©. Haute,

Oj C:-"TVJ."/-

uitoijhed, ioreeted. ?sl .et

gptLatad, «sd lfteney iureesea. 1 i* JPOit BA1JEL fulfil .•.. ... .I^ITT TBOPSBTX. ,t, "jrertylCoielh"Linton's Addition to tirn !1^ du

X. 4

-m*

Sn«aBdlot,eaatOhloetreeS, .~? Boose and lot. In MoMarraln's AddUUion, •onsSabd tot fa Stbley'eaddrtloii on Btb street? Hqos« and Jot is Bene's addition ^u Sthstreot!' Koine 4tid loton ft-plaf, between 8th andjti Street^ .«

ITooa* and lot on North &th, betweeu aaitUiito»atpeSts. Two hMtnexs Bonsee on ootnOT roqncitTT. 7."'"., "farsa ef aoreein Boney Or-vn Towh»Wi.,

rlaanMin

U&tee towaebtt.

Aoree {plow the Boiling lilll, wess side a JaaSMtS

UNDERTAKERS.

iki8 wis

UNDKHTA E H. te prepared-to eoreoataj 'orders la Hl» Ktti a«*taess and dtspatefc c^rur of third jtgd Qnu f%. Meats, twfi tiftlto,

JJNDER^AJOR.

r: c""

snwisq fcu*

M. W. OfCONNKLL Bealnc pareltassd tatk nroai B. W\ OhadwtaA,' Oraber A Oo., the Dndoclslcorj KsjablUlnacal, a*S harlng had se#en y*ars eaperleiioe fn he bnslaeei, 1 uow prepared tnratsD lfeta)|t itartal Cks*a, *'OaStoti, »I.Q Wooden Oofflos, all style* and etsee, fivia tbe beet and large*, efoek of bnrlal msteriat In the State.nt 101 Alain 8(r»t* Ten*«ant Indiaaa. -J dwtf Terre W. Hgi

HATS AND CAPS, ^obk HAT STO^S

Joseph G. Yates,

iVSft IS

n, J7la|. Arch)-

Setlee to Mmliaats, Mrs, Tnhliibns, ststio era, (»mpaaMs,

&KOSIPT OF

Meae'HataoiaUUnda, 8oy«' flat* ol »U ktnie*..

4c®aa»-.v

Ik tff 109 coptea, letter

Misses' HaU tf aU ^n«l% v-- Inftetatsi'

tthtm of nil

ordec es rtort ooti^. Ooa

and aet„ •,cl .?v. TUti

FALL HXXZESk

Terre IUaSe. l%^

A RCiH5«Cri' A BUELDBR.

J,A.vrydaqh

«aja, PrnWistloes, anpsslnSsMdaate, and D* tat^toylinafnmUhed fot. erery deeedpttoe O^nwau—Booth ea« ^sr of Kate and (mk ftraete, OTCT PonneUy'sDrrmStosa. wasue- a sjU