Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 January 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

THE STATE.

Hall thieves Infest LaFayette.

Johh Q.

axji,

night.

lectures at La Porto to

_i_- I Indianapolis "young ladies" make attempts at shoplifting. r~T TA "*i

Both HotoaBsof tke Legislature will be in sysitiprt^iay. rj

Richmond has two hundred and sixtyIn N'fti r/'t A Richmond paper publishes an obilua^i?J.)C9 df,& cow -j.i '*j 'U ft

It costs $21,00 in Richmond to cave iVkQntf^a'j&iid with art one.

The (Stato librarian'* term of office gy^j^f^pip Utnt|l April.

Sbvebal "Burn's Suppers" were eaten kut night in a numbet of Indiana cities.

A Mijdjos and a half of dollars worth of good? were sold in I^ljorte last year.

Tut3 Indianapolis Furnace Company, Brazil, will resume work in a few days.

.. '.•»

Hens? Visiceht, the great English oratpr, lectured at Crawfordsville on Satur-

KMMI •ililliJ?' SKAtTjyo Horses .Tails is a practice in.U«lg«d lift to some extent in Wayne

ear iU Hiri «t*t& 'f. vi i7~ •iriUna Sweden borgians have organized a

Society in Richmond, and will eoon be

reEu'Hr

ft** .)

«f.

P'ftce worship,

•«tJ «rf» Jr.r.r D« D. Pkatt was born in 1814, and JWtin 1844, as a typngraphieal blua^ef tnadCrlfs say yesterday.

jtroax hundred thousand dollars of '-t^xes w«re paid last year by the people of "Mario* eounty.

^'H^btrr fourteen thousand hogs were Jj^oi}ghtjn "Wabash county this season, at «*£ostof *300,000,

I'li*1trtrft*u«l supper of the Indianapolit camo' ipff last night at the j$^£grd/'\n that city.

IK Washington, Daviess county, last weak,'Stuart severely cut Robert Witfs'with* a fraidr.' ""Whisky.

~MH. Robert Smith, who lives near Waverly, Marion county, was robbed of $140 at his residence on Friday night.

TeSia JQIT ?'.'l "Bon. Jxses L. Williams of Wayne Kas l^f appointed receiver of the Qratif Rapid* and Indiana railroad company. ,KKO£ ,qaf

A named Bre^t was kilje4 »n Miction City last Wedneaday, by a stick which was thrown vio lently from a circular saw.

,1, iXirdTllim'"' of assessing the internal revenue in the Tenth District of this State last vear, was less than any other •ijHtrjct In the

&r, wa^j less thai ynite^ State?.

Eicbatond has maoufac-

turea^l^OOO worth of school desks in the lut six months. There are two other manufactories thefo:

'Strong, of Princeton", who

,w*» struck on Ahe head by a brick thrown Jjhn Hicks, on the 2d instant, died last 4reek. Hicki has disappeared.

TH*t Ilfdiaqapoli^ Sonfitiel says, the A(^lbl^tfte*I$ttvement8 &re not a Buccess. 4' ptiVuSoWn last summer are already badly broken and out pf repair.

dlftpgB44|ibft bf We

kilgoBtof

A valttabLH

'State wil

be submUt^d to thje Legislature in a few ^a^s. It w"iH* contain interesting statietic%^.r^nMvQ to the redemption of the jj, Qtate debt»,

horse at Marion, Grant

ounty, 4i«d the otjjer day from bleeding

jttobb." ~Hb Bad had several attacks, but had recovered and at all times wa ^foie/com AiiOMe,*-

*-T Artyo the nkmMmenUottad as oandU dat^ fbr CongreBsta the Eighth District IhosjS oir ,^on. jfamap |T. Tyner, of

Coj^lf. S. Robinson ao4 ^on.

N. gUlI^ell, of Ma4.80D, and Ool. Aibury atpelp, pf Grant. \iixc JjL', •a Ito^TQAOK was recorded in Marion °®u§ty,qa Sajturday for five million dolr )awf ^tifti by tb« Columbus, Chicago and

Indiana dentraj Railway Company to •ecuVe Ibb issue 'of that amount of ConsoHdated Sinking Fund Bonds.

Tgs citirens of Jonesville, Bartl»olo1JWW county, were so overjoyed by tbe femovai of a Captain Dr. Ennis from that placq to ^effersoti county, that they brought oat an anvil,.fired a salute, and fcitf a geh'eifal jubilee. .i%. •—... 1 .—— &r»*is "aid interesting biographical jUcetch Qaoxge Wood pf Waljath. who was recently blown up on the steamer t,. had been blpwrhup twice before to say nothing of the countless times by his wives, of whom he has had four. His first was'killed a week after marriage by $ carriage runaway his third fell into a

Will, and Was not found for two weeks, fieis the only oae fiving of a family of sivett children.

•V-

Evert paper that cbnitp tohar$tJJ$eems I with complimentary allusions to Hon. D. D. Pratt. He seems to have been a very' body's second choice—and a second choice^ is

Eometimos

Captain Jambs Seabkook, an old citizen of New Albany, favorably know» In years past as clerk and commander of several fine steamers on tho Ohio ancT Mississippi rivers, died at In ian apolis last Friday. His romaioe wero taken to New Albany for interment.

Adeabbbat at Richmond gets bis liquor by rushing frantically into the drug stores, crying out that liis son has been trampled to death by a horae, and calling for a pint of alcohol. The unfortunate man has always left his money at home. ,a cet. --.-J

The Lecture Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association. Indianapolis, received a dispatch on Saturday afternoon, from G»n. Kilpatrick's agent sta* ting that it would be impossible for the General to keep any of his Western en. gagement8.

Port

Alittlk boy earned Elaenhaner, liv'While playing, last week, fell into a boiler of hot water and doAth..5, a i—ZZ 'HP^Richmond Radical has anew head, whereupon the Bumming Bird says "It would help the paper very much if the editor had ono," ,. jt.Jl.t S

Onk of the quickest railroad trips evpr made in this State, was made on tho Joffdrsonvillo road Sunday. A train, oonsisting of tl'e engine D. Kickots, a baggago car and passenger coach, containing" Jay Gould, Ecq.,of the Erie railway, and a party of railroad men, left Seymour at five o'clock and arrived at Jeffersonville in fifty*eight minutes. The -tiiMan^e ig just fifty miles. Sucb time as tbat can not very easily be beaten.

The Indiana Temperance Allibtifee will hold its annual meeting at Masonic ball, in Indianapolis, next week, commencing at two o'clock on Tuesday. 'All temperance associations are entitled to member*, ship, and all friends to the cause,may be-, come members, by paying a dollar and signing the pledge. All tlie railroads terminating at Indianapolis, excepting the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette,* will return delegate? free who pay fpll fare going. A large audience is earnestly requested-

Thk Lafayette Journal has been shown by Senator Stein the original compafct upon which the Senatorial /WU \^as grounded. It reads as follows: "We, the undersigned Republican mombers of the General Assembly of Indiana, hereby repudiate the late nomi« nation of Will Cumbaek to the United States Senatorship, and' mutually pledge ourselves to refuse our votes to bim at all times and to use our votes, influence and utmost exertions to secure the election of an acceptable Republican 'Jo- the office, but in no event catling our vote for a Democrat.

last Friday ^ight the m|il train moving west, on the ^ellefontaine roadj ran oyer and killed a map, about two diles east of Fortville. It is supposed tbat he had laid down on the track in a drunken stupor, as he was seen in at) in toxicated condition ,at Fortville during the evening, and a whisky bottle was I found in the ash.pan of tbo engine on its arrival at^ Indianapolis. Tbe engineer did not know he had run over any one until after the discovery of tbe body by the Express train following, and an examination of his engine whic^i bore marks of tho blood of tho unfortunate man.

T^R completion of a third route to Chicago is now a matter of-t»me and it is now probable tbat there will be two ways of reaching tbat route even. It• is certain tbat an air line ro&d will be built frorir Chicago to Danville, Illinois, and down thtough the coal region to inte^ sect the Tet*« Haute and the Indianapoits and St. Ikmjs railroads. The route will be A little ftiNjer but about as near in running time as of the present Chicago, routes. But if ^te Crawfordsville ro*d is finished to Dai^iHe-, it will make a much sh6rter conWectitKv with the Chicago road. So there is no dlta^ar of a lack of competition in the routes to the

Northwest.—Awl ObmmereiaLi

8?M

*T aTa.isKautaTflasjt

much better than the ftrst.

Set

be a

There appears to __ .,

on the part of the citiaeng of Now Albany, Vincennes and "mturmediate points'' to build the Palls City & Vincennes railroad. Tboy talk like men who mean business- .*.,,-,-1 •I

r,.

Or thk 92 counties in Indiana, 7i have railroad communication. Of the 21 without railroad facilities, eight have river communication, leaving but 13 witboi4 public means of conveyance, while even these have railroads at no great dLstancb from them*

It was stated at the citizen's meeting at Indianapolis, the other night, that there were five offices in Marion county that were worth, in the aggregate, over $50,000 a year, and that either one qf these offices was worth more than the salaries of all the county judges and county prosecutors combined. ,,

Mr. Frank B. Lobs has resigned the position of general tickot agent of tlie Indianapolis, Cincinnati and LaFayette' Railroad, his resignation to take effect op the first of February. He will be euiceeded by Mr. Alfred E. Clark, who for' some time has been the cbief.clerjt of^hat department. 1

Two yi8Tic champions, responding t» the patrician names of "Patsey" Boyd,,df, Chicago, and "Johnny" Donovan, of this city, are docketed for a prize flgbt near Tipton tO'day. Donovan hast it is understood, been in training for sopietime at a farm house near Broad Ripple.' A number ot the purple nosed fraternity will be in attendance at the "mill" frofcu, this city.—Ind. Journal, 25th.

Will Ctjmback deserves his defeat. We do not question bis devotion to the Republican party, yet his corrupt proposition to Gov. Baker, during the gubefna-, toral canvass, was one that no General Assembly could knowingly indort^ without self-stultification. Trading in offioial positions is an ulcer upon the body politic, which, if continued and r*^ cognized, may obe day eat into the vitals of the Republic. Tbe practice has long been in rogue, but the rebuke just administered is well-deserved.—Chicttge JR4publican.

Thomas "Sant, an qld citizcn of

Fffttokl!»]C0a»ta W|»: foaitf&»lfleer

his how T.^*y

"bolters''' be^aoted from

?»rin8

the afternoonpreviouf, baits* gene to a neighbor's, a, short distance off, and alter tfaVfflg partaten~of heart^dinner, and 8pe»t jwrfjprttiiae: in q$?ej*atio4 'tie etarted home. Tbecauae of his death ia unknown

a iau(sJUs. *~j, 1

i~-Ji

r*~~"

So mant hard things have been said 'of Will

Cumbaek

that even his worst

enemies will not

grudge

blm

these

kind

words" frottf the Oincinnatti Chronicle: "Lieutenant Governor Cumbaek ii barely forty years old, full of energy and pluck, and can bide his time.

If we do

not misjudge, ho has a successful future before him. He will emerge -from the Into Conflict still stronger than before, and wield ao important power in th® fa" ture politfefe of Indiana.1**9

"A man was arrested recently at Louis' ville, Ky., for extreme cruelty to a little child, roasting It ovfcr a fire. While the trial was going on a woman who had come from Indianapolis rusbed into the court room and claimed the child.— Withers, tho man under arrest, was thp father of the child, tho Indianapolis woman was its mother. It was illegitimate, and Withers having married, treated the child cruelly. It will rfot be given np to

V. .. '4'' 1

him. tor: :..-U

Mes. Ezra Brnois, Bedford, has dee sorted Ezra and a quartette of "pledges of tfieir mutual affection," and valedicted her accustomed dormitorial and gastro-Bomi»privilege«-i a-company with a "captivating cuss" from Chicago. They "borrowed" $280 in greenbacks which Ezra had saved up from thq proceeds'of his honest toil to make a payment on hfs farm. .. Ezra is on their,trail not ths' be wants tlie- woman, yov know, but be would like those greenbacks, fjiis is a very sad episode in domestic life. If we haven't written it in a sober way it will not ba difficult for the inleTligent reader to-spe where the pathes ought to come in* TMe deserted little-, 'dnes could tell you' P^rhap."'if j.

Libbt. Gov. Cumback' was serensiSed at hit home in Greensburg, Saturday nightj and made a speech to his ndgh bors and frionds.: He gave a history o£r the Senatorial struggle through which he had just passed, and deliyered an eulogy upon the newly elected Senator, Hon. D. D. Pratt, predicting that he *ould fill the position wich h^nor-U) himself and be the peer, of our great statesman, Oliver P/Morton. "r

He concluded- by sayipg-that if wroqg and injustice^ad denifeS/ iima place in

tbe UnjtedSiatda aebate, he,thapked God

that4, tfifs aenfl'on^tratio.fl" cohvinCed him

HO effects Mf 'slanda-^or 'detraction

should prevent his' haying a place in the

affectionate regard of his neighbors and

friends, amqng whom h^ iaa lived six

teen years.

pROiflNKNT apibng the really

able

men.

in this Legi^ature is Senator Stein of

Tippecanoe. His constituents appreciate

him and .believe that in JK&i9g-Kith_t}e

a sense

of duty.-—

The following item frolin' the" LaFayette

Journal- illustrates Mr. Stein'a usual

good-'sense

The atleadance at "the Breckenridge

rerceptiAi bh

SotOi^ay. eveiling

was

and Dr. Fry made speeches.

onstration

have

ded

failure.

not

.\ ery large or eauusiastjio. About a hun

dred

persons were on the ground, and af-

tefsotie excellent music by the Star City

Bapdi Mr. breckenridge,"Judge Gregory

«Asa

dem

of respect to Mr. B. ft niight

done very well as a crushing rebube

to Senator Stein, Representative Baker

and the rest

of the bolteTs, it

was

a deci

serenade was tendered to Mr. Stein

on Saturday, which he d^Clined. It is to

be regretted that his' sensible example

did not find an imitator. 2

this ohe

5?HKft* is a good deal of lhck'ln world. General Veatch has had kind and Hon. Daniel D. Pratt the other. Without any expectation or desire of hia own, Gen. Ye&tch'S natae was suddenly brought before the Republican Stato Convention three ye^rs ago, and he barely missed the nomination through the want of active management for him. His escape from the Senatorship yesterday was almost as na?|ow. Jtyx. ^ratt was tossed the nomination* firr Oongross In bis district last year, ftfter two popular gentle.men haf gat e&yboay by the ears about their claims, and now the Senatorship is dropped iutp his basket without his having so much as shaken a limb, A shTewd pld ffleod used to Bay" tbat Gen. Dumont was luoky, his-pitcher going atways untlBr""lhe Spout before it began to rain.

Kbd to make a little free with the great dramatist's language, Mr. Pratt is one )f those who have oflioe thrust upon them.— Ind. Commercial.

Thk ponderous stupidity that presides over the editorial columns of tbe Cincinnati Chuette never more strikingly illustrated its impenetrability than in perpetrating the following:

TTr ~3?ratt was broughtTorwaTJTjy tihe hadv«of members' that supoprted Ml*.

members supppfted

Oumbick, wh'o "thus "controlled the situation after thpy ^ad failed tq elect their favorite, and prevented any tf those who had caused the split from profiting by it

The JndjanapoKs correspondent pf the Gazette, a devoted friend of Cum back's, gives a different yjprsUjij^oJ tjje matter,— He says: "The withdrawal was unconditional, and it was not until afterward, in response to repeated calls, tbat he contented tosupgestfhe ffame of General Veatch.'\

The C^rtinriati briery states the facts in the cage as follows "ThoTeshHof the Senatorial contest in Indiana is a decided sucoess for the .Republican party, notwithstanding the awful prophecfos of disruption and chaos that were to befall incase Mr. Cumbaek shetrtd be tcjected. The party went even So far as not only to set aside Cum-' back but also to refuse the man whom hejiameL sa the person h$ wished sobsUiuted—Mr. 5Teatch—and yet gave their solid strength for D. D. PcaU on the first ballot.

j* ^nslan^.

London,

Jan.

25.—Keverdy

l'ERRB-HAUTB INDIANA. TUESDAY MORNING-JANUARY 26,1869.

BY. TEL jlOJE^'P -H!

nom Washington-

Washington, Jan. 25.—The Election Committe heard tlilt qjiorning further argument from Judga ?a#chall, of Tcupe, in behalf of Simon Jones, the contestant of Cob Han%jjdeceased, who. had^-bean seated. Goi. /Hpnt and Mr% Menard, colored, desiring a further hearing, the Committee will, continiig ,U«S cue j^gd further argument will be heard to-mori row. ^"^SITRild

VIRGINIA M1THODIST8.

The Reconstruction .Committee 'lieird this morning a delegation of Virginia Methodists in opposition to th# plan of the Committee of 920, as far as it. modi? fies the Constitution in the matter as church property.

MIDICAL CONTRACT.

An order issued from? headqdartdri of

of those officers, or hy that of/thaCqpi-

manding General of the Military Ditisi-

ion of the Department by direction iof

the President,

«:*. -'T-jSf***# •irH BANK ROBBBRT.

This morning Inspector Wilkes receivr

ed a telegram from tbe Baltimore polic*

stating: that a bargiwy- had. been^omi

mitted on Friday, on a Baltimore Bank, name not given, and $125,000 stolen.-r

The property consisted of $9,000 Treas

ury notes,. $15,000 Central Pacific Bail-

road bonds, $6,000 II. P. It. B. bonds,

$10,000 of 5-20's, $2,000 Washinpofi

county, Maryland, bonds, $30,000 New

Orleans and Opelousas Railroad Bonds,

$8,000 New Orleans and Jackson Bait-

road bonds, $25,000 Western Maryland

bonds.

rklirtrd:

The following named ofBcasa of the S. Army, are relieved from their preseqt assignments, and should they so desirt, will proceed to thtfir homes:

Major Generals Blcket(s, Eti Long and RW. Johnson, Maj^r Generals and Brigad ier Generals Jas. W. Bipley, and Robert Anderson, Brigadier Generals anj Colonels Washington Seawell, John Simonson, Gustama Loomis, Charles Merchant, Hannibal Day, Pitcairn Morrison, Albermarle Cady, John W. Abelcrombie, Kelisha G. Marshall and Martin Bunker Brevet 2£ajor Generals and Co), onels Harvey Brown, Col. M. E. Walk-: er, Lt. Cols. Enoch Steer, L. Alexander, D. B. Whiting, G. W- Patcher, Breyet 'Ools. L. Jones and W. H. WaJcott, Majors Ffaak H. 4jarn^d apd-. W: E. Prince, and First Lieuts. F. _E. Brown a)l and Brevet Capt, t*. fit. Mooney^

A8§lfl,99P T0.i)jrTT.

^he Tollowing^oSlcers have been assigned to doty in accordance to'- brevet. rank

Brevet Maj. Generals. Bvohanan, Col.

Infantry,

i.-5

Lieut. Col. Taggart, paymaster, hfcs been relieved fropi/iut^at St. Louis add ordered to the pa^r 'District,of Omaha^

UNION PACETIC B, R,

Odpthousand miles of. the' Unioft Pa^z cific'Bailrp^d are n^w^oished.. an^ In operation, .-^1

The Central Pacific Bailroad cotopany

having built 500 "miles but 267 regain iq be built. *i, j, There is now no doubt but that the entire line to the Pacific will be opened early this year.

The earnin^ sf the JTMon-Paqfic 4ail» road for the-year loes- are officmify ri ported at $406,945,761:-

TBI 9XOLVSIOV OV SENATOR QtLI^ The Teport of the majority of tho elary Committee in the case:of Senator Hill, of Georgia, bases his exclusion on, the fact that he received' the .votes of j, large numheRflf meS^.bersjQf turewho were disq'ualilled Undr The 14lh amendjnent, and on the additional fact of the expulsion of colored members of tbe. Legislature.

The Committee also state on authority of Generals ia*the Freed men's ^tureau, another reason for Mr. Hill's expulsion that Georgia is in a condition of anarchy, 336 murders having been committed |n the State between, January 15 and JTo^. 1st, 1868, and that tne civil government has evinced Inability or unwillingness to protect the rightrof all citizens.

Mr. Trumbull's minority report cofa' eludes, that Congress -having declared* Georgia entitled to- admission, it is riot competent for either Hot^e to refuso «i mission To her regularly accredited representatives, and that the chargolhat Ube. 14th amendment was not ratified bjv Georgia ingood faith, is not sustained by a particle of cvidetice.

iURp-

isaii .wli

Prom Cliichgo

ChiCago,

Jan.

24—'The

Tribune's

die-^

patch from Denver, Colorado,, reports tjie

killing of .a .«fl»n is^nqed Mwguire, at

Georgetown, last

night in a

woman.

sal

op.i, by|

-While

had

ST£

Johnson

has aecepted* an invitation to dine with

the

corporate authorities of Mtehefter

gome time in February. Eiia*A ,v

wi Ats#

there Bacc^il^r at

tacked the detective and cut his-head so'severely ^rith a hatchet that his recovery Is pronounced hopeless. TJie murderer was arrested. 7'" v.*

FATAL JUMP.

Chicago, Jan. '25.—Fitzherbert, jamped through a eecont} etory window this afternoon to avoid lmprisoament, died this evening of his injuries. -He

arranged to elope with a married woman this even,log,,

'1 Forger Amited-

BurfALo, Jan. 25,—Cassiu? M. Aqdrews, U2 yean 'old, ahd .hailing from Illinois, *TfWJ wrest«i yestertayafVernbon when^ about taking tbe cars fur Chicago, ebarged with, ^a^injg |ome thirty forged checks on business house's Andrews ha* been visittna wlatiyesh^re for tfee last three montjfe. Hi' tfiailr was well stocked with clothing, furs, «c:, obtained by means of foreed e%ecka* Ha has been committed" to jail for further examination.

from Hsvftnt

HivinA, Jan,%64*A meeting 6t the

oomini^SeTS of

this city, was^held to?day. Capt. 43en. Dtilce was present, and said 1ft deplored the

Teeent

of 12 gtms is -find-xr thst command of

thu' chief offieeMi

A detaohme&t-of volunteers had halted at the Lquv're and. /fired upPn the oesta indisorimfnalely, with fatal effeek. eral Spahish gmtlemen, government

^or the ltthataies the hflurgeritiAfefs are

reported notto.be in accerd. two strong

parties are forming. Gen Onexada is

Lworki^g bard *fcx Iw mada Gepcral in-

^Jiief.

f^Cfinlera'hcd broken pnt in Bayomo.^|

-so BDROLART.

''The offioe of the Cialvary Oemetery, on

SMALL FOX.

It is reported that small pox i.*incoming prevalent.

*1 mr

The Horald closes an editorial on Mexican affairs by saying it anticipates ia

the army, which directs a contract made some practical shipe tho revival, under .1L a 1 1 IL. p«naifan rant ni I Km (TPAnd IQAA

with a private physician by the Surgeon

-General or medical director of a departs

ment will be annulled only by direction

111*

President Grant, of the grand idea ini volvel in the offer to Gen. Scott by the Mexicans, to accept the government of that Republic in the name of the United State?, and within the next four years, ZTF*' all probability, as a territorial delegate toTH!^..^* permitted to take a begin with, we shall have a man in Coi^gress from each of the Mexican Stales.— Sooner or later this substantially will be_ tbe solution of the Mexican question, anfl General Grant is the proper man to settle it. *J~ GONE TO

STOOPS.

It is Etated now that there is reason to believe the parties implicated in the mur-r der of Rogers have both gone to Euiopt-.

PERJURY CASE.

In the case of Jno. D. McHenry, indicted for perjury in giving false testimony rei»tiytffto.S«iHpij%l N. .Pike and Salbu4l Lieb, d^fentfatr not' appearing the^bafl bond was forfeited.

Another case againpt thesa parties wds:. postponed one day to give eounsel tioqe to consider th^ propriety of filing special

"i ^s| 3. 0:l

Several heavy up town merchants recently held a meeting with a view to Starting a''Bank, under, the laws of th|^. State, with a capital of $100,000, the Bank to be*'located iO tho tieinity of Union Square, and not to b» a Bank1 tif issue' -1 booth's theater.

The auction sale of tickets for the opening night of Booth's new theater indicates total receipts $lO,006. Between four aqd. 4yeJijindredJ)^Q«s wMe^ftres^^Bjd •ctfmpetitibn -was* Hvw^ we to* Wcr for $140, another one $22, and orchestra chairV ranged from $18 to $fi5- iTtos-riehjts sold to-d^y Vtr^ged $? eatjtjj

SUNDAY EOHOOL.^,-: „a..

Tbe Morning Star Sunday School gaiiei

admiesioXjto*h^*halHSiP4,ke's

itx. Janws Hi bf Danville, Va,. wh'o was arrested in this eity ^M-geft With hatinjg tet'ttrte fA^is diatmecy neacipanyiUel has^ aftw^m-: inataoo,.h#en^niirapy disflhargBrt-

%ArtE RBE5RT

^ftfc^4R~K*0iln%d^ ireceivpd a dispatch itqfsi' tTfik Chief.pf Police at Mb^ireal"aUa. titig the reported^arrest of Bogart, alleged d-fHulting paymaster in the U. S. navy, was without toundationT" sailors

The sailors oV wery. nationatity to the numoer of 1,200 to 1,500 have struck for 30 dollars per molTE".

They marct^d^iq procession to Franklin Square^ wh^re speeches were mido by ssvenitl" parties. in deaunpi«tion of the acts ol shi)^musters in Teduc!"g»iwag«s to l!6'd^ffart, and-it'was resolved no sailor should leave port under

INDIAN TROUBLES.

To-day^EL^mahac.Hflxald's .'iMrresponjdence, from a new Sioqx reservation, predicts trouble next spring from the.Siojix and northern Cheyennes.

ARRESTED.

~At an early hour this morning, Fred Sticker, private detective, entered Killer's saloon, No. 96 Dearborn street, (in quest of Dan Baechler, a discharged em1 ploye, who was suspected of fraud against his employer.

qss pay than 30

dollars, any doing so were promised

The men "men marched down Soilth

iltb

street, cheering one firm who expresseq a ^mipgness to gjyg the advaqeg, groaiTiing folf-^therr who re&se^-'and fioally

4-%^ IS I The'crfee oftie United States ve. Judge Fullerton, DX). BidWell and otitic, Was to-day postponed in the S. CirjittU LOdfrt,^wl JUie cornplainattC si Oommjsfion^r..Thpj. Smytfcp, jeetipualy.^l, ,||.a^le •,??. 5Ppeart'-'-

cONNECfUTUT fOlritC8."7'''«

A dfepntch dated Hartford, Oonnedtiis cut, ay8 th^ State ^en tid nS will goon be held aud the candidates for .Governoe will.be the same asin'tyear. Messk-s, English and Jcwelt.

Thire is spme .talk of the Democrat* nominating Senator Dixon for Bepresdotativd fri CorigteSS from tfift lit ^oStript, la oase this is, done the ^-publicaos Will

against, him.

,s»K

tbe'votantter forces ja

occorrencefe. It Was resolvflO

»ani

1.ut*:*- Washington Itemsw- -1*! -•?New York, Jan. 25.—Wnsbingto jd patches contain the following:

The whisky revenue collected duri five months, beginning in dTuly list,amounted to ^18,0Q0 2?8i an increae| bf $^§83,S&O-orer-tW-ammH*re^tteeled in the corresponding five months of the drer/^iaa 1 v-r*1

'PETITION:

':-The petitio# to the* Senate to ooafirm no more of President Johnson's nomi&atibtu dotrnat mtst wtbliiuch fjtvor ftiom, Senator^ and has nfvsr been approved by CkA, Grant, as reported in some of the •-r-/-" ,-i,

CONSTITUTION

AL-AVKJTDMaNT'.v

The Bemililicaii tnerabers from ,Qbio

cam? t5»no deQnhe- oo^cl^sioH

meetn'g 8|aturday« aq to csbufs* to

pOfaue upon Mr. Boutwell'» Constitution

al amendipent,

,sf* A

'CLEIrtt or THE

HiUsrffrtt8-«

The eentimeBt of the sevw members from Ohio who will be in tbe next? Con* gresj, is fit)firrorof Gin Eckloy for Clerk oJwntxt House:

J- -ri

ga«1 SflYe.v.- n- AW 11HH employes atid army o%er» ^e^e kUte^-^#^ o'dteck train Cor CiownaAlV r»

From Linuville/fiMii

i. 'i

LouiSTTLUt

ha a a on guard shall hereiftWt Te®srn'. at tfajeir the ys^^vil^Q ghnco will bstna^a sit faat nn ih/t AnmntAtmn ftf .f hft

homes and only coo\e out vteA. a.sigha

Jan. £3^—Jay Goold, the

NewTofk railroad king, and suite, a»11 ,i9 «athorit»tive?y stated tbat airaugements are concStiSed givityg. tkidtthe control of

made six feet on^lbc^comyletioii QfitJ^e Ohio and Mississippi extwiaioa vtal^orth .Vernon to tMr citjf- Withift aWslVe montt piuseog^i-^gjhy

«rtVl^

sfx feet gi^ge.

go frM

"Tew o*k to ilew Orleans by.an anbnK.

The party leaves tfrerfng on th_e

5* -i -OONORBS8IONAIk. '•Er --^.,#4! Washinqton,

D. a, Jan. 20,

1869.'

SENATE. -s

The President presented the credentiafa Mr. Runftey, Senator elect from Minnesota.

Mr. Morgan presented memorials in favor of reor^nisft^lltflmedical department of the 3&ty.

•'4 HV U11IW vt IUO UtiUMj JUWUIOWI Jj WU 'Mulberry street, was entered by burglars Edmunds, fem Committeo on Be-

da Saturday night, a hole being made in tb» brick will, two fecit thick, for the pur(xse Ten thousand dollars, partly in bond wore taken from tbe safe, whifch was battered opo» w4th a hammer. Tbe burglars esqapeAv TJowoaM

1 a a

trenebment, reported a bilf repeating the Tenure-of-office bill, with the amendment leaving heads of Departments and, the Cabinet subject to removal at the will qf the President during a recess of tho Senate, and authorizing bim to suspend all other civil officers during such recess, without having specifier evidence to justit fy the suspension.

Mr. Howard moved to take up the resolution to more effectually insure completion oft ho Union Pacific Bailroad ao cording to law.

Mr. Oonness objected, and it werft Over, „aMr.-Stewart, from Judiciary Committee,soade a report accompanied by the following resolution:

Resolvedf That Joshua Hill, claiming tp be a Senator elect from Georgia, qught not now to bfe permittea to take a seat in this body.

Mr Trumbull presented' a'-dfssehUhr Minority reportj which with th'irtnajority Report, was 1'aid 'ofl the table and ordered printed

Mr. Hendricks said he intended to submit a report himself dissenting from that ot the majority, but he had been top unwell for.a week past to prepare, it. He would, however, when the subject should .^ome bfeforo the Senate express his views in regard to it.

Mr. Morton moved to take up th'o[Hein&.billifor the relief of Mrs. McGashewan, postponed at the^ last session. I Mrr Williams remarked tbe bill could not be rimved in '-that- Way without diioussifln, |i-

"Ec el ^.c6 ni

,._

or illicit

famovaUof'iptils, were a^Ktenobd-f^pet-tively, on onejCount of the^ndic^ment, to three ears'imp nso tun e/it in, the" Albany! penitentiary.'.' was.'sentenced to six motUbX jmprlsdhment."' *', I

Oo&neas said it could not. be reviY-

ed in that way at all. .Mr,. Sumner expressed the ppinjoe thst Jf/ 't^e. j^r^eice joi? fpo Senatj», lodefi'iHte postponement,,was equi vale m*ion.ol a

Braqjjh of he Pacific Railroad.

Opera.

House, but found the roam la- tucii a difeordaxly condition as to be unfit, fpr use, and accordingly adjonrned Jta a«othfr, hall.: *rhirk&n*K' ucfge ^graham' granted a J^ijjprary. injunction against Mr. Fisk, .arid cit^dhim to Bhow issue why the iojunctlqq should not be made permanent. ..

ileiit

,aqd

essrs,. ©ayis, yeesenden, Morto 9hefman"qontende^ it had only, thelprie ,of a rfJeOtion for that eesslqj- 1.

This point'was" discussed until the expiration pf. the morning hour, ..whidh rpught:up the unfinished businem bf Saturday—the btll relating to the centr^T brancB of thie Union Pacific Bailroad. oatpons it So: as to take up the bill in relation t» tie publio debt and carrehcy", reported Ijy bitdifrem the'Committee on Finance.

Mr, -Howard opposed- the kndtion, and urgedifhe ffUnds oflhe' Oefitraf Pfcoi^C rsilpeaa^bifi toke^) it before the- Sen ate.

Mr. Slieir«flWs motion 'wa^ lost, 21 to 30/ '--r*:

The-Senate then retained the "d»#uE-

slon,6f '-the bill ^rfefetieg to Ihe Gftnlrfer

Messrs.' Stewart and Fessendeh advocated thdlJillf and Howe and5 GankViijg opposed it. The latter yielded "the:fl0pr ^foc. a motion by .Mr.^|Ta,tes4o go into «atru|ave-- session^ jylucn wasVlpgt, fg yeas to 24 nays. r.

Mr. DoolitUe rose to reply,. but gate W 1°.. Mr.^llqrtpi1.,.jfoy ^fsdjourniuent,. which was ca^ied

5 3 I 0

Adjourned,\ \., A HOUSE. -I A bill was introduced by Mr. Pride, to authorize thecocstracUOQ oi a. railroad from -Davenpwt Iowa, to Topeka, Kansas.. .. ... t.

One by Mr. Tafft, granting land: tiS aid, the «onfftraction: Df a raiiroad. from Sioux City to*Qilumbus, Net^askai

One by Mr. Robinson, declaring that the people of the United States %H1 dot approve *of'! tbe ratiflcatipn 'ofa treat for tSe'ifeftleVnferit of the Alabatna clafods, ho'f of. an^'tjther treaty with England, wt'ile 'AtndHcan "citizens are held in prison in Great Britain for acts dohe under the Ainerickri flag, and that the joople think the settlement of the Ala)apaa claims of very little importance-

One by Mr. Ccrley, for the better jrotetition of loyal men at the South, nstructing the Committee on Reconstruction to report special legislation for lhat purpose, to be carried out by aid of the military all appropriately referred.

Mr. Shanks, on behalf of the Arkansas delegation, offered a resolution for payment of the Arkansas members of tbe House for the full term of the Fortieth Congress, reciting precedents in the case of the Louisiana and Tennessee members.

Mr. Washburn?, of Illinois, moved to lay tbe resolutions tbe table, which was lost, 79 yeas to 88 nays.

Mr. Shanks moved the previous question, but it wa_s not seconded, ,, Mr. Mayntud moved-the reference of the resolution to the Committee on $e construction carried.

The morning hour having expired, the pe^t business in order w*s the consideration of the constitutional amendment and the bill relating tj suffrage, re^ott-. ed from the Judicialy Comruittjeo by Mr. Boatwell, who remarked ttjat the gentlemen who desired to apeak on the bill and constitutional amendment were "notprepared to-day, and h9 moved to postpone further consideration »i]l Wednesd^- next agreed to.

Mr. Windom spokeforthe bill. Mr. Schenck followed on the eamOtfle, remarking in the coarse of his. speech.' in reply to a-supposed statement ot .Mr, £o^gan s, that even if it was against the wish Of the President elect, he should vote ac« rtirdlng to his own judgment and sepse of duty undetorrpd by any such iotiin^ daUoQ.

Mr. Logan said his remarks had bien mkun'derMood. He had not said Gjen. G'r»nt had. expressed any opinion as to pie proposed road. He had nevtor talked with htm on the subject.

He had saitl the Bailroad Company was aaking the House to vote against tho opinions of their coqptitiients, against the platform, oft which members had been nominated, and against t^e understood and expressed 'views of the Precdent eleot. $e had ceitainly understood &at toe remark w*s ttfroWn out as. a reason why members should not vote for tfie bill. He favored the proposition and favored the principle pf such grants, but he would Sttive in tbe future to b«.ve.thera better guarded.

J-

:,.\rZ

I Bigbee and O'iTfeni ppoko support of the bill.'. "Mr. Covode closed "the dibble in its favor, .arid moved the previous 'question on its passage.

Mr. Washhurne, of Ilh., moved to lay the bill and amendments on the table. Mr.•JtmbriL-Wtjwl ~*gr tbe yeas and

nays. Mr. Washturne" mo^ed -a flail of tbe House, lie wanted all tha jnfcmbers to bo present and show their hand-

A call of the House was not ordered. The Question was-taken? Sp ind .the JHonsec refused to lay the. bill on the table, yeas86«Jnajs 92. "The House then refused to second the previons question, 63 to 86.

Mr. Logan moved'to refsr the hill and aneodttent to the committee on Public l.ands agreed to, 86 to 63-

Mr. Paine asked leave to offor the fol

I S A 1 4 S E A $ 6

lowing res. lu'.i. n, stating it had the ap pr hation of a majority of the meniw?rs of th( RaasgPttBtUnaaauiHtee, although he was not authorised report- it ~r

Whjersas, As it pioviJoii tbe reconstruction act pstssed Marah 2d, 1867, that until the pe6$te of the lite rebellious States shall be admitted by law to representation in Congrees,.any civil gov ernmenU that shall exist there shall be deemed provisional only, and no persons shall be eligible to office ia such provisional governments who aro not qualified for office ^by the 14th amendment pf the Constitution, and

WhkrxAs, As it is reported that the Legislature of Georgia hat expelled colored me»hef aharoofi ,a»d* admitted to their .seats white men who .received mi noritiei of votes at the polfc, and that members cf said Legislators who had been elected thereto by the votes of colored men joined in such action, and that twenty-seven disqualified white men hoJd seats in said Legislature in violation of the 14th amendment of the Constitution and of the reconstruction acts of Congress, and

Whereas, Senators from Georgia have not been admitted to tbe Senate of the United States, therefore tsS

Replied, That the Committee on Reconstruction be ordered to inquire and report whether any, and if during the 40th Congress,representatives have represented tbe State of Georgia ia?the ttonse.

Mr. Ross objected, Mr. Paine moved to suspend, the rulesMr. Eldridge called for the yeas and nays. They wwftstden#.

Mr. Bingham stated that the subjedt was already oeforo the Committee on Reconstruction under reference of a bill introduced by tbe gentleman from. Massachusetts (Mr. JJutler.) ...

rs.

Mr. Paine said he hardly liked to disputo with his colleague.pn the cemmittee. He -said Mr. Ross "objected to de bsfte.' Mr. Paine said as he got tbe floor with the understanding that thefcpropoeitwn-. v^puld, not-occupy any time, tieWQuld hav§ to withdraw it for the present, but gave ootioe that a**fooo as he. ootdd: obtain tho fieor he .. would move to .suspend the rules. rMr. gohenck remarked that there were -two bills. ii Committee, of ihe Whole da the Mate qI the Union, one an amendment, of tbje tariff, the other, a: general aij»«nd,ment o$ the revenue law, en. whiqh the QommMtee,-of Ways: and Means de^fire the aotion of the House, and hega^e notice that whenever the legislative appropriation bill wn out of the^ay, he »ouldeftdoa«ar..toiest.tha sense.ofj tieHouse oa taking up these oilier two tyUs and-disposin^ of^hem,

Mr Washfiurne, ot Illinois| oSOved to into committee, of the wholt

tie

egislative appropriation bill. Mr. Spalding moved tha House adjouni. Tha latter motion was agreed 10, yofts 81, nays 79, and the..*Hcftis4 at- 4:15 ad-anrned^-cp ov r-j- -.o i"

itiftO _. 8'4 ?•.'

from ^»n Fr^nolsoo.

San FrancibcO, Jan. 26th.—The Ceb tral Paoifie Railroad is completed flVe hundred miles east of Saeramonto, wjtbSn twenty-six miles of Humboldt Wells .j— The road will j»obably be finished before the 15th of April. •••*!'..

BosTOir, Jan. 26,-^-The extensive pdrk mckihg establishment of Boynton, Swfil"6w& Go in Brighton, was destroyed by fire last night. 'The toss was $50,000, Ob whioh

partial'insusance.

Jtr

10VSvi.i .feW.

weo99

GOLD—Opened at 36%

,,f

Indianapolis,. Jan. A prize fight between Mike Donovan,, of Chicago, a^d John Boyne, of Peru, Indiana, ^tas fough near Tipton, Indiana, this forenoon, and resulted in favor of Dpnovbn in the 33d round. .«»»: 1' .!•'•-• I

CIKCINBTATl MA&KBT.0 By Telegraph.1 OntoinwATI, Jan. 28. VLOUR—Uoohangtd and .qijUUiJJ i.

GSAIN—Unchanged. .1 CORN—Firmer and lb bottef domftnd, e*r 68, shelled 70.

WHISKY—Steady at 97(9»6o, LAUD— Held firmly at 80c but not rauch enquirv.

GOLD—At 136 buying.

SiJ

NEW YOBK tfABKBt/ itj i'slegraph.] lfr*w tern*, J*n'.'2 rtOOIt—a shade firmer for (hipping gidea and dial and heavy for cither kinds with nlea SK 85 85(§0 3C for sqperfine atateand Western, 7^00 75 for extray»nextra, 6 I0@ rxtr* St.

93 0990,09 loif Bqp9raa« @7 35 (or extra a^tej 0 80@7 76 foi tern, 7 75(39 2S for white -wheat 9 W for B. H. O., 7 [email protected] for »x

00@12 00

for

"mixfrt,

I 53%

The House at 1:45 resumed consideration of the bill granting land and right of way to tho Denver and Pacific Railroad and -Telegraph Compaoy, and was addressed by Mr. Logan in opposition thereto.

hot

Kodbm, Dbawums

liooia,

good to uhoioe do., olraingF.

WHISKY—Nominal at

^WHBA" 1

TorWUcoasin

@2»

better and rather m»r» ding

ftr pxpoi SI 60@l 63 for No 2 apriag laatlre 63® 1 65 lor dojtoJlrered, I 58 for Ho Z'aid S do fbr- No 3 do dellT

Ivered:'

C0&N->-LesaaetiTe sid (Ughtly to buy.»r«' fathe laltor

Tor at for new mixed w«»tern oa extreme, St 'or old do in iWte, 94^9Sc for new yellow Jeriey, 90-f»r Octtmon HewOr^ l«ai» white,

OPT tlKATS—Firmorjat 13^14 for ahoalderi, and for hama. PBBSsKDHOaS—firm at 13££@144 forveeOetJi, tholat'er extrome, audli^#HJ4 tor dlty.

LABD—Firm at 10020^for ateam, «eller for pr'il at 23. toller (or July let at 19JJ. MONBY—The supply of money largoly increasing, while the demaixLla modeiate broken accammodated at 607 an« gcvernmsnt dealkta at 530, pria« business'piper diicfhntod frtfol|r *t 7&9.

fell to «S%03B%.

There ia a large s^o(t luternt out59»nding. ii ii-i." ffr

SPECIAL NOTICES. ^^TUELL, RIPLEY & CO., Have commenced their Bemi-Annnal Clearance Sale., Their atcck ia excellent far the seacon a»d. goods will be oflered*

Tory

cheap. Cheap

tpovgh to insato ipeedy clearance, at all ertnt* TAKE TBE HINT. iiiTMi l* I b. r- .-.i I

HOW ro SET PATENTS.

For «i loioD, no charge. Send sketch and d«icri^ion. For-applicat'ea send model, not over one foot in *ize, and $10, first Oovsrnmeut and Stamp fees. Specifications, drawings, cavtats asaigmantUtflMtSftTgmsa claims prosecuted Also, interferrmes, extension of patents,- and appeals. Patenta fat ont in all Knro^an conntiles. I'lnStratfci pamphlets, 110 p^g»s sSnl free. Addrpsi' MVNU A OO., 23d3tn Vo. S7 Fa*k Bow, H.

H- A. Day is & Co., Druggists, Deraing Block, 6th and Main street, Proprietors aplo Agents for

"-•rsssss

Ya »PIO0bis I l—Fresh W

rVimfeand-

.. mLa*,* Tir:t _*

NaVy- BVsrni and Cranberries bv^*U^» barwl or lSy the small. Peeans, Butk by wholesale^ a^o Eggs, Dried Peaches, Dried

Wr",lk

Lemsns, Cream

Cheese, pure: Floor, Turn! may be foupc and Poultry Depot, 13, South Fourth street 16-dtf

JUST BKCBITKD.

New T«k, the latest

Parts »Hd New York Fasblons I

?lvc*a

them, at

MRS. ST. JOHN'S

BRSSS-M1KIN6

SacSaUm

£jri

KSTlBLIBHMBBfT,

*#i ®aln Street}

it:

,5-iKf

Ovar B. B. Wright Ob—Second floor.-

NKWS^ft STATI0NBBI BOOMS!

ie-. js Sixth Street, QppotiUs New Port Offke Building.

All New

T*rji, Ofncitinati

pers

and Philadelphia Pa-

^ndMagaaines

aa isfcttwr,

en hand ragnlar and aa soon

-1

Special itMUes pal-l

to getting back

Numbers., InnitlalVaper and Envelopes always or

to order. School Paper, a good-artionh^ad

attiaped

cle,very cheap. BO* to i' QD8. A. ARNOLD.

JLJD.

Prompt attention will begi«en to all profee(lonal calls, in the city and coontry. Omcr-and Beaideaqa en tbe corner of Second and Wajnnt streets. lSdlw

J^IYERY BROKER & STABLES The nndetafgntri, at hla Livery Stable on Third (trot, oppoeita the BuotUn Henaer iajow prepared with goed stock and CarriaKea, to aocommodate the publto. KOB'T HUNTKB. any person wlshlA(i tqpdtpoaU Hfemw, Ba({fles, Harness, or othcr livery arttclee at Uuster'a jirery Stable, will be accommodat.d with money advanced oa the same. dec»dtf HUNTKB COLLINS.

COAL.

gUliLiIYAN COUNTY COAL Be/ngnow prepared to fill all orders lor Sullivan Oonnty tioal,' whioh claimed to be eqnal to the Brazil, Cor all doraeatic purposes, will deliver to'any part of the city, by leaving yonr order at offloa of E. K. BiyaotA Co—O. I, Jlip— ley, or 3.A". Foot*s Tea Storo, with whom I have made arrangement* to ail a(l order* and .1

tflSltf

iv«

all tn'ormation In regard to the buslucaa. A. MOBflAti.

COAL.

JOHN McFARIjANE 1* now aelling tha-l'ent article of Uiver Goal, screened on the wtScat scrron In

T« e-13'-

mile "Vigu

uimutyprtraa low a figure aa

an inferior article"can lo purchased. Those wishing to lay in a iuppiy abo^ikfTook to their intereats, and bay the best when lt Is as cheap aa a poor artiala.

Order* left at. tho. Port OBco Lobby, at the Vigo Oonnty Scales," or addressed to Box 694 P, Oi. Ttrr* lUate, will reoeiva prompt attention. »u«l7dt(

•ndi*c ?si if -ii.

fc. 1, 1^1

yuiJGos eH fidor t-v/* ffAMiLTON, 'Ontario, Jan. 15.—Reid's extensive cabinet warehouse and factory were partially destroyed by ^re on Satdrday night. The loss $1 &0,000

pOAlf OF ALL KINDS, U.i! Ier sale at reduced prices, and delivered oa day of Wder', to any part Of the cltjt. Also, Deal Qaalera-sapplitd at low rat«s.

We will alse deliver Wood by the cord or bait oord, tolidy psM of the clty. -, nrA,

JOHN W. BEA,

JaSdtf

j^emoyal:

therej

Agent,

-"ho".Si

Sonth rhlrd

Btrtst,

RAILROAD AGENCY. I have moved My offloe to MoKeen A Pad dock'a Hill, where I wonld be pleased to see my old friend* and customers.

Tlifolull reoelpta given oi shipment! ol irtdace Mall lasts rn Cities. AH DaiF, and

Rail

an*

Tfctac rates a* low.and time as qniok as aud oompvting lines, drain in bntk shipped to New England tositi without change of Can.

IAUK9 ft. TOttNlB, Ak».

Vn24dtt

rpBRRB HAUTE NOVELTY WOBK8, BT

TITTMAN & CO.

Ho. IS, Nonth Fourth St., opposite Post Offlfco, Terre Haate, Ind.

and

L/tout

HAOsmsi

KEATLT IXSCCT*p.,

kVIiefbnshor'sBSSeoh-bjiwIIng shot Onn-ralso Tittman's.Broeok and MtlKJKle Lucder madt) tv order flrom new or old material*. taaerel SepalTlng Promptly Attended to.

TBLB

WISE MEN of the LAND

The Divine, tbe Physician, the Judge USE DAILY IN THEIB OWN

HOMES

AND BKOOMUKNC

To at]-Javallda and Buflerora BOM

Dyepepsla, Btck Headache, Soar Stomach, C'oativeheas, Beartbarn, Indigestion, Piles, Blllona Attacks. Liver Complaints, Qout, and •i. *:&i. Bhranratle Affeotioos 5 "J*-

NATURE'S OWN1

GREAT AND GOOD REMEDY,

TARKAKTK

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, As the Beat and Moat ftelllablv Mediclue Iver offered to people for the abare chrts ol

diaea^es.

The nnrslng babe, iti brothera aud sidtera, it* -parents and s.rand-parancsr will all. find tbis pli asant reuiedy well adapted for their ri|®sr«nt. can.-plikitits. ii' h* MAKtJrACTCaiD ONLT ST

TAJR.RANT 15

Dr. Patrick's Anti-Dyspeptic Powder. Dr. Patrick's Tonic Bitters. Dr. Patrick's Cough Syrdp. Dr. Patrick's Liver Pills,

:st''

(•A

take pleasure in announcing tp my friends and to the pttblio in

Davis. & Co. the exclu

sive right to. ipanutapture and sell tbe saAe, to whpm all orders should be ad

(tossed.^ Yours, B«^tfally,

29dtf 5i?a nwi «. Patbicic. T-sts

CO.,

am (Greenwich HU, rMew York.

WW for Sale fcy all DrngctaU. "®B ?nl8—dflmeod. *i

QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

W1LDY, THOMAS

CO.,

Corner 2d ind Walnnt streets, Terre IIante, Ind., Keep constantly oa hand, and taannfaqtiiio to order, all the latost styles of

CARBIAOEH & BtGOIKH

We nse aoaebatth* Saest asaterlal In the eentrnctlonof onr work, and warrant it superior aay offtfred la this msrlut. Bspeolal attention iven to BaraiatMo. .(jeUMtf

PERCENT. REDUCTION.

Kotlee to Msrshaat^ Bankers, Broker*, Publishers, Stationers, Print, era, Companies, lawyers, Architect*, Mcboola, Clerfymtn.

Oirenlars, Pric«s-Corrent, Letters, Qaotatlona, Catalogs's, Unsic, tr any Docnments, or Draw ingsmaybo obtained at the following extraordinary cheap prices: '00 copies, fac-stmilee, of any doe an eat or drawing. Ac., $2,00 BOO ooptee, $S,OC 1,000 ooples $3,00 sad 100,COO copies 3450. Or GO p'r cent. ap a the above prices may be saved by neing Macaicz's

Patbst

Pbiwtiko Pbess,

laauV*10 North William I

generaJ^that,

haying made important changes my preparations such as years of close enervation have shown necessary I have granted to H.

AcToaasrn-

for OffloeS, Pobtlahers, Sta-

tioaers, Printers, Schools^Companies, Ac. frlc«: Jgp. a yonng boy can strike off lOOcopics, letter sica, per hour, of any doonmenr, drawing, with th« greatsat jollity. Maurice's patent fitatw Bl Ibis are nold at moderate priced' Pnblie rxperimaats »ach Saturday.

H. All kinds of Llthograohfc »ofi are don* with the greatest eaie, at the lowest rntt-a MAUBICK'8 Patent Autographic andLlthogiaphis Printing. Writing and Cngraving Establiah8t., Hiw Tob*, dec25deodLy

ARCHITECT & BUILDffR.

J. A.. VRYDAGH.

Plana, Specifloatlona, Snpertntendaace, and Detell Drawings tarnished fsr every deccrtftlon of Bnildtngs.

Omo*.—8otith eaat corner of

Hate

and Fifth..

Streets, over PonneUr's Drag 8tora. mySSdl* xsfrag-itt eb fymsrgpm