Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 January 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAH.

THE STATE.

TOM THUMB is iu Kvansville.

AN elopement agitates LaFayette.

Spibitua'lisii rages in Jeffersonville.

FORT WaWe eWots a postmaster to.

day.

.' -——r Thsbk are 21 drinking saloons \p

^"Saloons are to Tjo Closed on Sunday in

Fort Wayne.

The second trial of Mrs. Cl^ni will be commenced a week from Tuofday. sJ

JOHN HoLTZsncit, 'of Madison, dropped doad on Wrdrieiday. Ufart disease.

MAJOR Gbnibai JOSEPH REYNOLDS visiting his family tt LsfAjelto.

THE bill for the repeal of our excellent "Fish Law" has been killed "as dead as Julius Cffliar."

(3RUB and sleepjng accomodations cost seventy-one cents a day at Hanover Col lege. -1'1

.JiABloj* COUNTY paid $3,992 dog tax last yearf-besidea keeping a large number tttflfeensed curs.

tcttal valuation of taxable proper

ty in this .State, according to the State Auditor's report, is $591,979,964.

FORTY •PEHSOMS have recently united wit^,"Jraca Church, Indianapolis, and frefeh'accessions are still coming in. V. J1 io «_

SCHUYLER Colfax has be»n invited to adf^ess the Q3d Fellows of Fort "Wayne, at, their, coming anniversary, in April.

t.vjT jg expected that the Indianapol-s aiid Yincetines Railroad will be in running order throughout Its entire length

i^-ihe 4th of July-. 4 .. •»..—. ^rjoB*.(jAi»«R,'Uew Albany, on Monday accidentally split bis knee cap open •vjith aaax, and wijj £0 a cripple for /rom^tUn wund. r?

life

'TtfE-floti. J. D. Connor, of Wabash, will be ^(^ijtMdate for the vacancy in Coagreee from the Eighth Congressional District, created by the resignation of the H«n^JD.D. EraU.-

THE Common Council of Fort 'Wayne has .vptfid.$100,000 to the Fort Wayne and -JocWoh Railroad,' utider the Same conditioners those granted the Muncie and R|ci^nd

Tjaht Rowmns, of Hendricks county, 'a«M ifanty'tnUe years

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few daySffiLocQ while sitting in 'grao^fi^.'''^Br husband, who is .ttree.years old, survives her.

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,A® jnnooenl young man in Clinton •coonty got married last week and went to Lafayette on a tour. Gamblers cleaned his pile and he pawned his overcoat

eijougb to go hon|e OH.

ty aborning, in some unthe clottoirig of two chil

dren of Sylvester Waggoner, living near! New Palestine, Hancock county, caught 4ce. On? was burned to death, and the other injured beyond recovery.

r^is fMrfanapolis Journal advocates,the establishment of an inebriate asylum iQjbfaPfrstpi ^e proposition, under existing circumstances, is similar to a movement for building a hospital for patients afflicted with hydrophobia, while the keeping ?f mad dogs is licensed and

rotherwise

encouraged. The shortest

vtaiifl to tb4 end of tha rum business is to Vemovo all restrictions from the traffic and give no caro or attention to its patrons. Let this be done, and there will corti«,a,ii[jte Vwhon the people will kill the,mad dog, instead of sending him out to Site, while they build hospitals for his victims. av »'-i ..

"38rf fiideft will retbenlber that oco Qeoxge W. Scott—one of the Scotts wha ha' wi' (Andy) Wallace bled—was tried on a charge of srion «nd acquitted in the

Marion Court last week. On that trying occasion It was the happy fortune of flrimrgfl V? h° «T"r" through like greased lightning by a fair swearess named Mrs. i^y^Chatman, one of those favored few among womankind who, by nofeans of sure and "keards," can tell all that mortals wish to know. This good lady knew Scott was innocent and so testified and he \:ame out scot free. Ingratitude fbr his escape George has united himself in matrimonial harness with his generous deliverer. The bride lias already arrived at an "Sdvanced stage of life and has a son old ooough lo wfllpp his stepfather. .. 1 1 :i

NeW York World, after reading

t^e {)twtng accounts of him in the Radical papers* thus photographs its idea of our Senator elect:

SW&tot elfect Pratt, of Indiana, should not be confounded with Presidential Pratt, of Boston, the Great American Traveler. The Indiana Pratt is greater even than the Great, he is higher than Long John Wentworth, of Illinois he is stronger than Lieutenant Governor Dunn, of Louisiana he is six feet four inches high, weighs upwards of three hundred pounds, and his voice is the voice of many waters, wherein he is ahead of "¥atar*nd Chandler, whose voices are the voices of many whiskys and waters. It is thus that the West proposes to provide (Ttiusefflent, with instruction, by sending a Senator who will infallibly draw many idle contrabands to the Sonate, to see the "biggest'man in the country," as Daniel jaw the show of lions "all for nothing."

IwTttft Senate on Thursday Mr. Busk'irk, of ifdnroe, submittal the following resolution

WHEREAS, It Ss reported that the New York and Erie Railroad has leaked the Columns, Chicago and Indiana Central,

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and the Ohio and Mississippi railways, for ninety-nine yearf 'and whereas, no law of the State of Iodiana authorizes such lease and whereas, such lease is (he centralization of large and dangerous powers in a corporation not under the control of the Legislature of this State, and ca!-" cu!ated to add largely to the burdens of the agricultural and other vital interests of Indiana: therefore

Resolved, That the Special Railroad Committee "bo required to examine into such matter, with power to send for persons and papers, and report, by bill ?r otberwiso.

The resolution was adopted^ y-u

"JAKQO's'' velocipedal pen again canters for the Cincinnati Commercial.— Hero is his latest bit of Indianapolis gossip "There seems to be some 'easing up by our city authorities, or. the infamous resorts of the city. Several noted estab' lishraentfl are in lull blast again, and the police reports are ominously silent. Can our Mayor or the virtuous Cotnm«n Council explain why that moral ordinance not enforced Any more councilmen drunk and whipped at the 'Exchange bagnio lately

He Beemed well posted as to "the infa: mous resorts," and talks glibly of "noted establishments." V- ..

THE sixteenth annual report of the Su permtendent of Public Instruction for the State of Indiana, under date of_Dec. 31st, has been issued by the State Printer.

The document is an elaborate presentation cf the condition of the public school.*, and the value of the school funds in the State.

The number of children ifi the State between the ages of six and twenty-one, is nearly six hundred thousand, of which number four hundred and thirty-six thousand attended school during a portion o( the year, in eight thousand four hundred and fifty of the eight thousand six hundred districts into which the State is di vided.

The total amount expended for support of the schools was nearly one and onehalf millions of dollare,furnishing an average length of session of four and one-halfi month). There were employed, during the yf «r 6,500 male teachers, and 4,260 female teachers. The average'monthly! compensation of male teachers in the primary schools was $37, and of female' teachers, $28 40.

In the high schools, the male teachers'! uverage per month was $64, while'that of female teachers was $42.

To meet these expenditures, there was| collected by taxation the sum of $950,000,j and received from other sources $550,000/

The chief source of the additioBaii income above taxation is from Interest oni. the common school fund, which, by the judicious management of the State authorities during the past twenty years, has grown to the magnificent Bum of eight MilliOh two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

To this amount of permanent fund we must add the value of.the school propqr^y, which amounts to nearly six millions, so! that we have as the grand aggregate off fixed machinery but little less than fifteen millions of dollars. A -In addition to the one and a l&alfilbil-: lions paid for instruction during the yeari 1868, there was expended over on% million of dollars for erecting school bouf&s' alone. Several of the buildings^tHt Completed are very costly and- elegant: structures, costing, in some cases, over! fifty thousand dollars each while, on! the other hand, the number of log school) houses has decreased two hundred and thirty,two. .Of these fading1 rolicSs of. other days, there yet remain eight hundred and thirty-one, or abotit ten per' cent, of ail the school houses in thej State. The report includes also some sta*! tistics from- the highest- nretitntions-rft learning, located at Bloomington, Greeny castle, Crawfordsville, Indianapolis, Rich-! mocd and Marom, and also educational facts in reference,to the benevolent insti-j tutions of the State. v.

The University of Indiana properly consists of a number'of colleges located, at the above named, and a few other points in the State. The total number of Btudents in attendance is probably fif-j teen hundred the nqmber of instructors fifty the aggregate VfUuer of buildings and endowments one ckrid a quarter million of dollars. -.

The report closes as fottojfi: "In sum-i ming up the munificent "school' fund of Indiana, her rapidly increasing wealth and population, the enterprise, public spirit and liberality of our. people in the support of the common school, the academy, the college' and the university, and what is not least, the marked improvement within a, few years in the, .profiuiency and professional ability of our teachers, we have Reason to look forward with pleasing anticipations to the future of our State." «.»? 1

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MADRID, Jan. 29.—It is stated— ua members of the Provisional Government are unanimously in favor of Duke MonN pensier for the Spanish throne

England.

LONDON, Jan. 29,-^-An invitation has beon extonded to Reverdy Johnson to dine with the corporation authority of Glasgow in February.

He has accepted the invitation.

Greece.

ATHENS, Jan. 29.—It is reported that Burgavis, Prime Minister, has resigned. The action of the King of Greece upon the terms submitted by the recent conference is considered uncertain. Nothing definite as to his intentions relative* to the matter as yet known. ,. 1

Railroad Lease.

COLUMBUS, 0.,.Jan. 29.—The stockholders of the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central Railroad Company, at their meeting to-day refused to lease their road to the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad Company, and ratified a lease* of their road and property in perpetuity to the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Pennsylvania Railroad companies.

The vote was large, covering nearly all the stock of the company. The lease takes effect on the 1st of February proximo.

Nora Sootia

Halifax, January, 28.—It is asserted by friends of the local government-, that although requested through the Lieutenant Governor to send a representative with Messrs. Howe and Lillian to Ottawa, they declined to do so. The repeal league held a private meeting and ap. pointed a Secretary and Counsel. -4- -*.1 a Billiard Match.

MONTREAL, Jan. 29.-The billiard match was won by Dion, he scoring 1,200 to Foster's 1,116. Average 36$.

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Nkw YORK, Jan. 29.—The Herald baa the following importailt communication, signed W. Nye:

CITY, Jaij.i ?8, 1869.

Seeing the «ontrAdictory" statements published in the papers in regard to the fact,' or otherwise of an order having been issued from the War Department to Gen. Bankp, shortly before the fall of Yicksburg, directing him, to relieve Gen. Grant, I beg to state the fltact fact in the case, ana thus settle this much cpntrovefted matter.

While General Grant was operating in front of Yicksburg, I was employed as clerk in Secretary Stanton's office at the War Department, in Wa«hington. Secretary Stanton wrote two tfrders,directing me to- mhke tvo* Copies of them, one for telegraphing and one for filing. The first of these orders was addressed to Gen. Banks, directing him to proceed at once to Yicksburg and relieve General Grant. The second order was addressed to Gen. Grant, directing him to turn over his cotnraand to Gen. Banks on arrival of the latter, who had been ordered to relieve him.

I do not pretepd to give the wording of these orders. I have given, however, their exact substance, and they should be on file now in the War Department unless they have since been removed. I will state further, the copies of these orders to be transmitted by telegraph I sent by a messenger to the War Department telegraph office, by order of Secretary Stanton. Thesg copies should also be on file in the latter office.

From Washington-

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—The proposition made by Mr. Chittenden before the Committee of Ways and Means was, to stop by law the Secretary of the Treasury from Issuing any further gold bearing bonds, and that is the proposition which a mnjority of the committee will probably favor. iuPBEME C017RT.

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The Supreme Ce^ft of the States to d,ay granted & writ of tion against Judge Underwood, returnable JViday next.

The application is signed by the AN .orney'fGenerdl of Yirgfhia, who says Jii^&n£erWqg)d &i%dfseharged several prkobfers convicted'^ind sentenced for mur^^rfnd arson, tiros actipg contrary to tlio Constitution and laws, ft -^NDIAiTA COHUISBIOBBRS.' 'file $epretary of War directs that W.' Kinney, of Kentucky, John H. Broad head, of Pennsylvania, and Robert Flint, of Wiscohsiu, Commissioners .appointed fp, r^imburp^ the- State,, of Indiana for monies expended for tneTTnlt^l States in enrollio g, equipping %nd pi'oyiding mllis tia forces toaid in snppreesing the reb4-j lion, meet at Indianapota on tbe 10th of J||W5|r^e«idienie: upHftifieJr duties.'

RAILROAD1 B3K DS.

Bonds were issued from the office of the Register of the -Treasury to-day inj amounts bf $840,000 eabh to itieilTnion & Central Pacific RailrCKd'jQompanies.

•/.' ...- tO'i: Farme^rOonvenlion. AuStTSTA, Mi!,'Janf 28.—At ihe Farm-ors^ConventioH-thi's afternoon an address on the progress of American agriculture was deSiVdred'by Geo. Brown, )f Massachusetto '.' ?.

Thiiev«ning Dr, B. Lorihg of Salem^ Mass. lectured on^the sqbjeot of raising neat*t°ck.

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Bellows J'ALLS, YT., Jan. 28.—We#. ton and.suito have arrived at this placed He is a f^w hours behind time in consequence of the bad condition of the roads] averaged 50 miles a day since ha lefABaogor, i3!sLoi*nl OS ft:* '•*.•» -I '.1 i-

BALTIMORE j&d., January,' ?8—Fou* colored men and a white man charged with the cripie, of stealing the fcpdy of 4 Ool. Williams, from a tomb about nin^ from Kingstdpi'N, C., the j^jl in that place,

miles Jroai were held a few days »0| by a band of thirty or fbrty, citizens the place. made.-

Were take where the

and murder

No arrests have as yet beei

Mr. Frelinehuy^en. presented a memorial from the Rev. Dr. McCosli, President of Princeton College and Professors oi that institution, asking-Congress to make an R^frropriitfcfa1 to'eilable them' to take obstisvtiflbkiB'nT th® total epllpie of the sun in Afa^lst1neKt|ind stitiOf tberetigh observations can be best made in the southern part of theTJnited States.

Mr. Sumner presented-a petition of Geo, ,9. Upton, a merchant of Bostoa, reinoostrjiUBg sgaihst the treaty for the set* tlement of theAlabnmit Claims, as unjust to bidiidlf and other American citizens also a petition of the National Executive Committeo of colored. citizens for the passage of a bill to secure the application of tho Homestead law to certain lands in the lately rebellious States for the benefit of colored persons referred to Oommittee on Public Lands.

The President submitted a message from the House-transmitting the paperq in relation to the McGarrahan ease.

Mr. Morton moved to refer the bill tot relief of: Mr. McGarrahan,. with" accompanying paper#,«fo the Judiciary Committee.

I HOUSE.

Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, from Oommittee on Appropriations, reported a bill appropriating $54,766 to pay salaries and contingent expenses of the Patent Office for January and February 1867 referred to Committee ef the Whole.

Mr. Moorehead introduced a bill t6 provide for thXter security of life and property from the dangers of coal oil, crude petroleum and other property referred to o^ommittpe on Ways and Means.

Mr. Cullora offered a resolution re* questing the President to furnish any information he may bare showing that the people Ibf fiayti and San Domingo are desirous*their governments shall become part of tho United States.

The House then proceeded to private business. The Senate amendment to the House bill confirming title to Roek Island in the Mississippi river was concurred in

Mr. Julian, from CommitteeojL,Public L.ands, reported a bill to closelae'' system in States where the pubue

Afteraome dissuasion it was tabled: The morning hoar having expired, the resolution offered qesterday by Mr. Lawrence, of Obie, for the arrest of Henry Johnson, who had refused to obey the

INDIANJl SiTUKpAY

After some discussion between Messrs. Lawrence, Ross, Kerr a.nd Dawes, touch ing the frauds committed by Both pollti- 'J cal parties in New York^ and jalso, as to jj the materiality of thfeevidenee sought to be obtained, which is, tfiat a number of names had been put on the poll list by two Democratic politicians,

The House,, without notion, resumed the consideratiea ot the Constitutional amendment and was addressed by Mr, Kelley in its advocacy. ntii

Mr. Shellabargeh next addressed the House in support'»f the sirbetitute, which he offered the other day to toe Constitutional imendmbnt, the distihetion belriy that the substitute'allows the disfranchise-

mont of those who have been engaged in rebellion, whpe the original «»9lutiao does not and also that the origiaal resolution would allow the establishment of property or educational qualifications. .The colored race, ho rgued, could be virtually disfranchised by1 aT^awrodkin| property and intelligence a condition ot suffrage, and such a law would not be forbidden by the proposed constitutional amendment.

There were reasons, however, why some such proposition should be adopted at this time.

The proposition was in itself so eminently right in its, relations to tho Constitution, that it could not fail to* recommend itself to every right mind that the government was not a government at all which has not within itself the power to declare who should take part in carrying it on.'

One great reason why it should fee adopted now was, tbaf-tHr4"pr6poSil5B'h once submitted to Congress of a two-third vote of the States, was considerable, unless oy alike two-thirds vote, and would be pendiqg until withdrawn or ratified, and if a State Legislature refused to ratify it the people could elect another Legislature in harmony with the voice of ttfe people of the Republic.

It would be dishonor in Congress toin sist on retaining a policy in reconstructed^ States, which it refused to indicate! against the other States,

Mr. Bingham concurred entirely with, his colleague touching thfe. objeetiinable features in the measure reported by Mr, Boutwell. Urider sS» a/istocracy of proi perty might be established an aristocracy of education, 6t a religious text might be set up, therefore, ^e thought the proposition should be amended so as to inform the people that if adopted, alleQQh abuie lieieafter would be impossible.

Referring to the amendment of Mrj Shellabarger leaving out the right of States to disqualify thd«e who had parties ipated in rebellion, he declared that be never would-vote, no never, for a meas4 ure which so shockeu and ou'trajged lh^ common sense of mankind. They would have place as soon as "they had clothedj the people with the fight ttf vote. Let have havo peace, he said, an aci of peace, that we may restote tke-b¥okec fabric of the Ani§riQan Empjgt have peaee by an aot of peace, so thai the land which but yesterday was stainedf with fraternal blood may grow greeni and beautiful under the hand of hones t$il. Jiet us haw peace that we est] .,1® holy temple liberiteL untiMt shall fill the wholf earth with its glory, and drew ill nations into it. £et us have peace, that bv Mblime etaA^ld We may teach the jiioie world pia now good and how pleasant it*" Is for brethren to dwelltogether ini unity. lO

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Mr. Jones, of Kentucky, addressed the House in opposition,jto.proposed epnstitu^ tional amondment and the bull, thei»Wec of which'was divest tlie people

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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, D*. C., Jan. 29, 1869. SENATE. The President presented the credential^ of Zachariah Chandlei*, Senator elect from Michigan, which wete read and placed on file.

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Mr. TJV^rd. Addressed the House in fa-' vor of the bill sod sabstitutf offered to the proposed' Ccfcitftulional amendment.

Tha p«Lpajutitn-bfS£e gefftlemariwm^ Ohio (Bipgham) was in flubstaj^ce, toj ^**f3Tpv«£ the power^of thr"StsOe» to)

^ot wuling bboks the last semilitrfie of pbiinlrtnentl for treason. 'Mr. Butlerj krf Mais., pike ageitit^ttiei substitute offered J^.r, Ring said when he coutdCsee every man,"white or black, to utter Any Sentiment be plefiK^ within, the bounds of propriety, any wlietej in the Republic, when that could -wita safety be done and peace secured,' Be would be ready to relieve everybody lroto all burdens.

Mr. Pile addressed the Housq flvd minutes in support of the CopstiUslieJMil amendment and btll.r!

Mr. Schofield -also beedpied mfn4 utes in argument in favor of the pending measures and against Mr. Bingham's

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amendment. Adjourned.

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CINCIJiNATI B1ABKBT." 1 ilj.n::iU -fi i'J By T»l0(?r»ph.| Oihouwati. Jftb. 99.

FLOUB—CnU'tmt not lowtr, family 87 i&mi* WHEAT—DaU and prices drooping, rod at $1 70 «nJ Na 2 at SI 80.

COBIf—FIrm» and adTanc«d to 67068. WHI?KT—Intaoderat# demo'n-l at 98:* LAKO—H«ld at SCe but demind lltht. BOBII—Qaiet at 8(^10 str oast QObD—At 136 bnylag. ."

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Yelegraih.] FLOtJH—Dull aod 6g|10c lowor With (till at |6 80j}6 SO for sap«rflne|Statfl aad w«(tera,6 960 7 SO for tStraState, 8 7d®7 6 for «xtra waftarn, 7 70©9 10 for white #ti«at extra, 6 7Svi8 00 for B. B. O., 7 60Q8 AO for extra St. Lonlt, 9 00A 18 00 for sood choice do. doting qui#'. fPHlsKY— Nominal at |1§1 01 for weetera free.

WHEAT—Dull and 1^2o lower at SI SO for No. 2 spring in store, 1 81%@1 88 for do delivered, 1 St* Cor No landS do mixed. SOS for wlilts Michigan.|

C'OhN—8SJ4Q95 for new mixed weetern. OUT MEATS—Firm at *§16for •booiden and 7^^1S)d for bam.

DBES HOQ9—Firm at 13%@1*K forve«tern. LAKD—A ihade lower at l9%a20U fer ateait and 90J4 for kettle recdertd.

HOMXT—Baav at 8^7 and topp'jr ample.' .i GOLD—Dull, opened at S6^£, advanced to, 3844 and closed at 36%.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.'(. rn 1 r—»—mx-.'J.

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Lodiea Wooiao Hooda

AX\J\J ImA

,.M.C08T ad) ni »oIO {joSi

at lO, 90c

do do Nobiaa,

do d&

^«a®as: Gent's Woolen Sceift,

/. at 40, SO, 7», aod $1,00

do do Jackets, at: 3* rjV 31 j. ui'J 'iC.

ALL OUB LADIES FURS EXACTLY CQSTf lip, jt lO

AL1* OUR BLAHTKETS Exactly C09t%™$, -rjj.1 «aT t'Ji Buck Mitts, Gloves Gauntlets, at $1,75-Bad'fl,4)0 -per Pafr,

FOB flIST QUALITT!

.woa if a v.? a t'.u ta vti 33.:iT Jt. I»HS ffflM T1 n.lA jA I: !««.'«

Oar Entire Winter Stock

Mast be Cleared within

ms MP60 To make joom

For SP&1NG PURCHASES

Aid we intfte ill to give as a call, and ex too hie the BABGA1NS we have to

ms nr..

THJS HIST

•mi,t.

WITTIO A

17® MAIN ST, DKMING

BLOCK.

QARRIAGB MANUFACTORY

WUST. TBokiS A CO., Oaraet Wataat atraeta, Terr* BaaSe, lad.

oriae, aB the laMt atjiwor

CARRIAGKH Sc BUOOIK8 We w* aooa bat tha laaat material la tke eea traoHoaof oar work, aad warraat. it nperlor oaay ulsit la ftl» aaiM. Bafaulal attaatloa im to Baraianw. UelOdtf

+**.

:tn5rt- ai jui Hi if. v.', in\ *jqii

si ,U ,oJ£" *I?tf

r*i .JGU3» ixoiTutKn la nciJoas tuawi fob ai ,jr&n U, Ua» lo xaltQtb'ael USC" Cii ail nI a- i, '.t"j srii'ib iji -sqm iO 803«

:yA

'tiehyd'j ods

a-~Vahi odl la bib haaoo^

sx oiai ilbiqei tsdiai weibdiiW a O a a 4

ktto«i7V

iifii 9iitlo emtilaa jd! ni MoJ ?. ei 9kh:T a .^bt fcoog is dard ." intr-ruo\ vtaw Jw! odiio el^js I uoii tu j«dw saw fit Jfe-qs.- oV^C Mini edT! lucil eriilo t»d3jl ods r{i)i!§5[ stujo/ -.»T" etuoa? bioJL oi Jkiv $n vRq •»:'.!w erf- ijib arO' ,t ,!s»0 oid*» 2.5 ot •«t 9iU t» t.i« .mid riMw eorb be. as .^nFtrf '4i. colrl $• idvr «H'i7 ,i r«w j- -w. $

s&t'Ci tf+iirTm ,3j iild fattta? tina »^isiqry?. 'K ionnj#rn fcdf gakfih-jseiq 4 ... .. .HOtft.j oi Til o4': lild efyoli iJsajmtt -jv 3 ub.70**j «»lo neeiattt^'

'el uaibiTrftq ,8fi .?.a it ,I rtuoli x-.i n« -0 S'teatfakjifq* »d)~ fcjt«

CLEARANCE SALE s»-il t»iiJ saijaiojet ,i£I .c'A Hid ssu ,li I' uuutf) sdf l.j sri:

li iiI 'J is A-

oi.-.. ,t2i iud

'V -r,

DRESS-GOODS,

SftiJIi.... D*i.

mmw&miwu .0A. !'fd. (,* s-»s'iuiaeiaii!-' c:»nii «.•«»•! *OSALM0ir i,( „s

Ii i-- !i

:nuc .jni si s'fii.i

.WicaJiom ,«h!K»b emu •.ais

N OTHIN Q-l

:t.-» t« •:»J-- ijt5« kC9i

.fji.iiMK'tj/j %*kiuTii)e*'LnH

Kemember*. at

'f e»ivT«v

TVELL1, RIPLEY & C&&

Comer Fifth and Main Streets/

TfTRRK HADTE. IND. IT '..'j- .jniLiftt! iro "I

.3'r tx

it 1

Hid

-r.!

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"•ynrrn: ••r! b.T".

iywAt»: «jr. not'

2ai'»fo

»v»«?^eji9iq.!»il

1"T

scoitenq.r.,4 i*

.. viiO dailZ. 'i1. .j ,-'io :('3 ,Sfii—*

e3%3 ,bo, I 7 alo* r-.'l

*i O liiti eitii €r afti'm

no stoiuv it

T'lVilPV

I no it it

XuATTtt FURS,

Jffinlfi, Fitc&.>bimi ii«8 Siberian Squirrel, Conyv Water Mink1, j: fee

AStl

Cfjhap us the' ^Cheapest

ban

oJ :u .3rb «ebcai •r-M-.'J

sbnJ

CERTS vmBlH SCiBra. f-'SlIa-. t^isiytoedJ." «viiT

tumult-n.'iiy*

-5j*W»S-~ -atbsA.

i&lfi

DRY COOOS COODS. ATTOfittEYS

^•'«W

dlMBfi it

%iub od-if 5.ni«f.h*J*en|'SipiQ

.oSifiDiii awtntirt «lt -efr4j eaiivqah ir, n^inU\b»}qB esi) gaiai-rodj «xf«i sajiniiis oi •)i£t oma4 ttil? Hiit:

MiJlraoq 3 -u\ .baa &iauo°> Mrfi*

tne'i bti3»49b 4

ia:SH edi' iiairrt faithiHtqiai h,tn 1.1 ft Ih metfi nqv t•••*•• ot ja*

J*od -8 •x m« -JJ aswrtomoaoa "51 3j.i i»M8«9tgn-} p? if £. fljitt! idi Imvioa jni V. jfl rJtfqa ii -tfed ion •,

t««a!tai':}

iqsG hies ivi )»uoissia»aiu0 »»«!*"mn .•j Jttaai1 loiaq* xniitiai ,611 a'ti tiiij

bna a&titq- oj_,0SX .©IS -J^tf-estfoH 1 i707fT v»i r.M a-)#?

'a1« Sw atttoo TiiSiu'j trcsi

di rtiiv b.li:d vlf !U

AnuxiU ®H-»i*i

HAS OOMMENOED.

uiZ •mu aif .1

p'j-: •I »r I*iJ

KTJRS,

CLOAKS, SHAWLS!

'V nb". I" r^-li

TKIMMim PRINTS,

•«f FLAI\iiVliLS, BLANl'^

ZHELOWES2

C.niJlr

GLOVES & H0SIEBY*

O 7sdjeMi/.Ii caeuiji

€L0AkS,

il-Jl eli tid

hr 'FIGURES ias.V Was u.i'fl .-ti fJ iaob? iics# POSSIBLE sVil i:. h-,'

WILL BE GIVEN. ultfj tu07 Jfliii .J

'Oit

-iccqvol. ,ei9n [A .nmJo-.-j

p^uodt .yfSMTfl! )idiy-^inn viz

!..»

!aK

rho^ijj

i&M

GENTS'S UNDER WEAR,

0*.

the be*t quality, at "iotjtorn prtoea." Ji (WaHred,. another IoToloeo'f tkoMfasbto^ ubieardpopnlar '.i 0

L'i is nl dome Beau^iw ^Styles o£

STECK'S,

J,u*t

3a.d ,t iub

inav^-clsi

Qeiita* Pur CJH^rs, :iL

BlU

Caps and Glov&i!

tfttitmin VERY LOW,itr.:» QaU, and Examine £-S0ff* AT THE

our.. Stock,

METROPOLITAN ij

llat, Cap and Fur Store,

DOWD St SLATE.

g. BABBXBT.

IOWA

HARBERT & MARSH, 54 WAurtrp srnn, atMeli Dae M'- '*"•«. Iowa i«il.

Ini If A11AIW*

•i

I O N A 1 A N KAHUfACTOBT, AMD O S O E

F1KASK HEraiG A DRO Ifaairthatiileia of aB kteda of

ORAC EE

R8,

BREAD and CAKES, .. PBETZBLS, ItfWtlili end Dealer* In i-

O E I E S

Oa LafttyaMa St., between duel and Depot, "CT a INDIANA. Order* left at B. Kataaabaeh's Store, Main stsat, or 4th street, will be proaptly attend, ad to. JaSMtf

fnf0^r,^ABL{SHEB WAY 1* Igfil

.••j.TXip poH fioiaff •it a) .?£ ni.i fT biinldciS I

ii)

.^c je"T

'V'" a-q" n^'-tds «i-

«d

i«U .Tit} 'j! i-f b^.MfniSa

taw oX 08 ••={{,

TO CLOSE OUT!

.pornetJPoarth and MainStl.

•ill /Of.i nip 1 iuij i-nii I 'ilt I ilirii, O-.rO C-'Jrtj tiea I

7ai#gr.

0.'

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8! rf.

•ifiK I

hMHITS fVT'z\»i

'At

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LnftjZ" en '1 V- r)isifceq*o wi» ft l: A tr.fc ilh'p')*! ban :i".' '*#•, l%lB a :.f. fIi! ")v J.

Ojfll ftT,

i'i

,vn)b

305 -iiaiiq

rMt

i.«fciO

la"u{bJx oi.i a/ Jt-.qs'i ovi c-i':S io

•SIC

OPV

odl toj 8-T03J

«,i9# «nniili ii ifa-.udO .si .*$be9?ai oi odl 4 H&h it*i 'MBit: eAi- i»ni&r>a Jbsi/wV i. 3ojmrfn as

YJOiT MUSICAL fj ol bob«i!-,

.r«vn*w {liBwO btvxtCB at

n.^

KNABE'S®

CHICKERINGS.

.•tiD w.vJ S s-• v/ i!ii 'd'

(!3 ..p'L .T U009? ii 1

i..S310j»

Tlie Celebrated fUssnma and ether well-known and reliable Makers|C)tBnARt & WU»HA«,8

Parlor and Church Organs and, MftodeqnsK .i

•iT' ^r Main Street.

K. HAB3H

ttKAL KBTAT1C ^QEJS.CY. rASHS, Witt) LANDS, And OUy Pipparty of tiftf description, for Salo. nexperleDoe of fifteen year* enable na tolaaota aaostetioB ia e«fj rteyartientof iai'neee r' atlof tea geoaral Beal Xatata A(«&o]r.

SKEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, j'Ji rt -Aad every Tarlet^ of

Smalt Minleal Instrankentg,

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOR RENT. AJao, old InatnruraaCta taken lnexohaaxeor part pay oa new onaa. Pianos, Melodeons, and all kind* ef imaller Mnaioal l»»tranenta lepaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Send Order* to ^ISSNEB'S^p

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio Street* (Oppo*lta3&4.QM Court Bonte,)

TEBHK-HAUTK. U*D

IJIHB SAINT, LOUIS ...

A N O

MiiBFACTOama coinm (The Planoa of thl* Oo sap any are easantlally pitmosfor Western People,

Tbey are not only made at hoaia, tat are wvll made. They hare taken Ffor First Premiaaia, at Weatera falia. They poaafeea anrlTalled vellence of tone and flniah, and oo|»par well in all respeata with the beat inatrament* of Kaetara Manofaetare.

Prices tw) tnm |4fit 'H $110. aooocsem to iru am niira. aVKvery Ptaao ia warranted l^r TtfaTekti.1*

OLD INOtRtraiBNTB •Z0BAI91D AT LIBEBAX" BAT S3. Warehonaa 101 SoaU rifU Stoaet, ooraes of Walant, aad oppoaita tka Soatkera Hotel. asySTdly

9W*

-mm^^rnrn

tjiaq

fl. BLAJtB,

she

d, ifiin

V5 vi }*tu3 «ii.! "_o v, •its iiiU-ifrOO

.if ir e: Mf-a Jiy.

Attorn^y at £aW, A!T» NOTARY PI7BLI6. term—Oa" Ohio Street, between Thlnl and ootSSdAwOo*

«f|

fourth Stmts.

j9ig«'£»1Ma v-l fS'atka i- ..'i'WSl-J'X 3ni*£htQ

no. r. uia».

S^ofiAaus earrr,

JJAIBD & CEUFT,

Attoruoya at Lair, OfMoa.-Bo.MKaU. Street, ap Malra. M1MU

Wm. B. MoLEAN,

Attorney and CoTirmuUorat JUaT7,

GSKBBAL COLLECTING AGEffh XerreHante,Ind. Ornot.—Ko. S6 SJUiu Hlfeet.

DENTISTRY.

BA-RTpOLOMi?W

Syaaaasi an» ManaaatpAt, N 1 S

Sacoejaor to J)r. D. M. W*LD, Mo. M7

Sl»Jv

National Plorlr, T^rr.-- Hint*, lu).

HiOHAitDSOiipiiT^"

N I

r»irr "rT0^?-56

,1Sl

,V|TH.

(J. LLkc6LN»-',.7.'.

The OWeBt Established Denu,t

0^«- JnS^fr41etWSko?wtSL \la.' a °hlo, one Ajorwdth of National Mo«*e. Having bai opwarda elffhtoec rieac«iA IMntiatry, ha UooaAfont «lre *atl*%«:ioo In all

fcecmD

UWi

HOTELS.

,ww»ra-

^To.TTrT

NATIONAL HOT^E. asd Hash Srutf, THIRltJE HAUTK

JACOB BBT2 80S.,

nj'SsdwU*

i_«ru

Ct'O

FBOfMBTQCtS.

hMbwn

A & O

borough ly reft,rnha»-i.

fpBRBB HAUTE HOUSE,

b~»

W: B.«BUVm.

B^jk Llnia.4111*11*11'

-tT

U.'-iJ

ji -"a- i~ "i

fat fkw ,-rioi/or- »ji7 Sit ••(•h'SijH 1x3.i v:

:-}f

and pnt,,

ttHi Blato »«»n"«odationp

nil5tkr

*. «. BWrnn, Prop'p.

piiARK HOUSE. »'i oomsm.or msK AK1 OBK»SHIOM, Terre Haato,

Indiana.

.....Fropprletor

McdU""»

Paloa*lae

FiceBnia to and firoai all Train*, novSMtf

HOTEL,

»i lat.ianuou Ann mmu run. Cor• H&ekni,cw (tnd Nassau Sts. Haas* aijr Ball Parfc New Tart

QEOBGffl WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located In thergry heart ot (he wtiolesale bailaeM, thl* l* one of tth moat oonvalntlr l^ted Hotel* for Merahanta, BaiUes* aen and otbera Tlattlag tlie city. dKdtai

^PHYSICIANS.

DB.£jd)EBXy,

ft*»*a:

ntsn'B

vV¥

IBtOmsOPATHXC

fBTSfCUX, SliUeiWf AXO ACOeWMUUfc

ftlg^t Ber. Btabop TalbuU. D. D.. BW• l®artfa. J-. S.'BeaAb, •e^j^Shr. B((irt. Omoi and Bbsidbnob on Ualberrj atreet^.. twvea Oth and 7tH, neat'tA ftoraal Seftbol. «SWtf

A. AitNAUD.

-*f» 1t*Tt ?70v

iar of Maii\ ia4 btate Babk«

Ornoa—Oornar of Main iuui nfth/S^itt, over th* Nirtiabat btate Bank. iiiWHioa—Oheatnnt St'

T®HibTr???^hMd7t,j-

WKfyl

•Kt at

"Similia Similibus Ottranitr.'"/

HAYING

ASSOCIATED OUE.

wlree togetherforlhe'practioe of tferileiee with the »bore Homoespathio law a* our gwd* we will bepKansd to attend all who m»y need enr professional **rri:e«.

OFFICE, 139 MAIN 3TBBEJ,

let ween 6th aad flih street*. o» Hadsou'n Uli't fetone. ft WATERS. JaSfidlzft ,.

J. YOUNG,

I S A A 0 A

PHYSICIAN and l&TJUGEONz OFFIC£'"West gild* Public Iqaare, (foEmerly occupied by Sr. Cnrtt*.)-

Oail* attended to nifht and* day, National Uonso.

Beeidenoe *t Ja3idtf

.UNDERTAKERS.

N 1 E A W I» prepared cieciii^ I nr^lern l- his lina r. leatneex and diapatoh /rotr ftt ij tre*te. Tnr^e llantr, ln.Hank. .lehfltv^ix-c.

|JND£RTAiUSK.

M. W. O'CONNELL Qarinp purpbaaed back from I. W. Cltadwlati. Glrtiber ft Co., the Uft(tattaker* Eitabllihaent, and harios bad (even yaar* ezperleaoaln i4be Baaiseet, now prepared to Inrnlati UetaUo Burial Caw*. Oaaketa, ai.ri Wuodeo Cofflna, uf all •tylea ul alaee, from the boat a»d larfeat atoek of barial matariaUn the State, at lot Mala Street, Terre fiaate, indiaoa. dwtf Terre Haate 10.Mb

LAND ACENCY.

"DLAKE'S LAND AGENCY, X) 0a Ohio Street, betwee .i Th irt and Tlarth Lands Bought aod Sold on Beasoaabls Oasaaiissioa. $500,000 worth of desirable CHty aad Country properly for *ale, Honaea fer rent. oetMlwSa*

Real Estate Oeinwn

HlJNDRICH & LANOE,

Office orer JFtrat Vatianal 9aak, S. K. Corner of r«artk and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, laid.

Abstracts of title furnished, l^ans atgotiatod, aad Manay investod^

O 8 A I ii ii

ViJ *r CITT PBOPKSTt, 5*?.'k Forty lictala Matoa'a Addition Uonoe and lot, aaat Ohio ataae' Uouae and lbt.Ta McUurtf' Uoaaaand lot in Blbley'' S! fciae and tot la Baa' Sooae .in'aAddititlpa, addition on ftth a treat. a addition on Sth *treA,

aad lot on

•'S*"* ...Mir mm#Boaaa aad aad LtaSoo'

Two b»-

0 Terre Haste

oplar, between «Ui and 7tb

./ton North Sth, betweea Cbeaaat *treet*. ^ainaea. Homes on M^lu ataaat

OOUHTY PBOPMTT.

Greek Townahlu

173 WIN la Liatoa townehl" Aens balow tifa Bo"