Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 February 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

THE STATE.

Columbus bas'seven churches.

Jbfpkeson county farmers are plowing.

aucks.'

people call parlies "gum-

NEWPOBT

VlNCBNNES lips con cert5 ,nrr

is to have a Philip Bbili

Posby CcJunty indulges in numerous a

Indianapolis police made 96 arrests

last month.

Mabqubbadkb are the rage In Craw-

fordsville-

Four minstrel troupes are now "canthe State.

Country weeklies, without local news, are worth just 26 cents a year to lis.

Gkn. Howard bad a slim audience at

Indianapolis Monday night.

Two octogenarians were married in Clark county on Sundy.

j,awt), half a mile from Martinsville, was recently sold at $112 per acre. .V*S.ff&07

lUDrcutT, the negro recently killed by ihe Indianapolis papers, is getting well-

Indianapolis D. P. O. must have exfft&ded sn entrail, yesterday, as we received ft bushel of old exchanges.

Thk New Harmony people subscribed tMOp to the Mt. Yernon & Grayville -Railroad at-their first meeting.

N*w Albany has exported for Southern consumption more than oi»e hundred thousand cabbages this winter.

**Th« Hartford City

Democrat

the New Albany

It appears, from the complaints of our State exchanges, that but a small propgiiioft of the .ttlortn deepen pay couuty license fees, thus defrauding •chdolfund to an immense extent.

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THE

KAfiU&fei

A. •*.•

Thi Evansville

speaks of

Commercial

as "a paper

'published at a wood yard on the Ohio .xiver." Hjnby Kibk, of Fayette county, recantty sold InN ew York city eleven head of oattle at an average of $356 per head. 5,600.

Martinsville is infested with thieves, and the

Gaxette

says that unless the offi

cers of the law are more vigilant than heretofore, there may be a vigilance committee formed.

A citizen of La Grange has just W tured from his-old home, Switzerland!' bringing Vith*4ikn ftve oU»ia«ld neighbors. Some thirty more are to come over fft the spring and settle near La Grange-

^,TCDUNQ fellow, with but one lfcg, and one fully developed arm, hopped a mila Itt nine minutes, at Plymouth, the other 4ay for a small purse. He makes his living in that way.

the the

Fobty-fiyb thousand dozen eggs arrived at Indianapolis from Nashville oil Saturday and Sunday last, three thousand arriving on the latter day. An immense business js .being done^ there in the egg Inciting ^e.

^Abwer §HARLsa, an. old. man who reHldea in W&Riogton county, was found dead in Lafayette township on the 28tb, with a portion of the contents of a bottle of whisky by his side, which will account his dearth?."

A'LiTTtife boy named Duncan, living near Philadelphia, Hancock county, was on last Monday sent by his mother to the hay mow for^ggs. While searching, he in tbihe way^atruok his head against a etU of the ban, inflicting fatal injuries.

Articlss of Association of the "Blk«tiart Po^flM Building Com pan y,'' of Elkhart, have been filed in the office of taa &cretary of State. The object of the

Association is to construct a suitable edifice in that town for a postoffice.

Gov Bakkr. in his late mossage, holds Tthat the XieglBlature has the power, and that it is its duty to provide by law for the taxation of all corporate bank stock xfyg "municipal purposes." His view of the matter seeifes perfectly aoand. There ^£s no reasou why these institution!, so rich abd prosperous, shsuld be eXMopt ftom lheir share of the publio burdens.

Thte old ferryman at •Yincennes has .been succesklulty competing with the new bridge recently finished at that'place, in getting people across the river. The bridge COUP*10? refmed to buy him out, and he commenced a vigorous competition« redwing, the rata of tolls to such an

extent as to make the bridge company }argely the losen. He would have been -'Suoceeaful, but 'unfortunately for hiip, tjie city being a larga stockholder the fridge, the City Cetincil took the matter in hand, and charged the poor ferryman jfy)0 'license^ thus squelching the young

Hfeoutofhim.

Tbe typographical artist who didn' know "bote" from "boots," who

would

ipell "Parepa" with two e's, and whose scintillating genius mangled several items in thi» department of our paper, ye3terday, has gone to Cincinnati, armed with several reams of recommendations to the proprietors of the

Oazetle.

It is believed

that he possesses, in an eminent degree, those rare and peculiar qualifications which will be fout^d of inestimable y*loo in the preparation pf lhf«e 4eiicately satirical •'impersonal" editorials for which that pondorous magazine of platitudes haB obtained an enviable celebrity.

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1 0 9 5 a & W jsmrn

Th* Sinnissippi Insurance Company is greatly vexing the souls of Montgomery county farmers by a renewwi attempt

collect premium notes. The docket for the next term 6f the Common Pleas Conrt contains a large number of these cases, and there will be a very strong effort made by the defendants to prevent the outrago of a collection of their -premium notes. vtliiiOQlX Sf&Ifc

Journal,

It is natural for one to judge of men by the human samples by which one is surrounded. Possibly'our iriendsin "the Pocket" fftnd delegates to the Legislature who may bo readily "purchased"-and. whose "friends" are also a marketable commodity. We have never had occasion to try the market, and can't speak advisedly. But it is quite certain that "the eighteen bolting Republicans" are men on whom the most extravagant promises of fat places at the public crib, at home and abroad, had no visible effect. We think there has already been too much of "hard talk," and that a cataplasmatic application of kind words will be more conducive to the health and longevity ef the Republican party of Indiana. And because we thus think.,we will not intimate that any of the non. bolting members, or "their friends," werfl influenced by visions of "fat takes." For the same reason we will not even remote^ ly hint that

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Minister Johnson encloses a letter from Castello, dated Chatham prison, in relation to his condition.

Mr. Johnson replied on the 4th of November and stated he should not fail to send it to Washington, as requested.

Mr. Johnson does not offer any remarks on this and similar cases, as official copies of the trials of Warren, Halpine, Castello and McAfferty, Have recently reached him. He trusted he would *ooa be able to send to Secretary Seward a brief b&t faithful summary of them, with some observations on each.

The correspondence with Lord Stanley and others enclosed, has haretpfor^bedn published, and no additional Arguments are transmitted giving a new official face on the subject. 'J

NOMINATION. Mp

The President nominated to the Senate to-day Thos. S. Wilson, of Colorado, to be Consul at Copenhagen.

From St. Louis,

St. Louis, Feb. 2.—The remains of Capt, Lewis McLean Hamilton, who was killed in Gen. Custar's battle with Indians some time since, passed through here yesterday efl route to Poughkeepsie,Naw York.

TOBACCONISTS.

The tobacco and cigar manufacturers of this city had a meeting yesterday, at which action was taken in regard to amending the law requiring cigar boxps to be stamped with revenue stamps. A memorial to Congress has been prepared and forwarded to Washington."

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

A large meeting of representatives ef both home and foreign Insurance Companies was held bere on Saturday, at which the present laws of the State rotating to insurance were discussed and a memorial to the Legislature adopted, a«king that body to pass laws jfhich shall more thoroughly protect sound companies, make it impossible for insolvent or wild oat companies to do business, and to establish an Insurance department with a superintendent, whioh shall have power to regulate and control insurance matters jn general^/ ,i

RAILROADS AND. ELEVATOR. Several gentlemen connected with the Pacific, Iron Mountain & North Missouri Railroads met yesterday, to devise means by wfcich the tracks of the various roads can be connected with the large elevktor on the bank of the river. The committee will meet again to-day nod decide upon some plan.

The object is to connect all these roads with the elevator, so as to encourage the handling of grain in bulk from all the wheat growing sections of th§.§tete,

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Ka'H a? -Ti«d8

little county weekly

papers were all promised

public printing.

tht same job of

BY TELEGRAPH

England,

London, Feb. 2.—Afternoon dispatches from the Continent to day report a bloody battle occurred between Turks and M^nj* tegrams near Nickschit^a, No particulars.

From Washington.

Washington, D. 0., Feb., 2.—The Seelretary of the Treasury decides that wheat of the United States is not liable to doty on account of transhipment from the vessel of transportation from one U. B. port to another, through contiguous foreigp water owing to the wreok of the. YPS$el.

SANTA TK DBLUGATE.

A telegram to-day from Santa Fesayi, J. F. Chaves is the unanimoas nominee of the Republican Convention to Congress. .J'

Mr. Chaves Is now hero contesting the seat occupied by Mr. Charere AUERICAN PRISONERS IN GREAT BRITAIN.

The President replied to-day to tbje resolution of representative Robinson, of New York, calling for a correspondence between the Government of Great Brilaib and the United StateB, relative to' Castello and Warren, naturalized ^citizens bf tne United States now imprisoned in Groat Britain, having been convicted of treason and felony.

From

replying to a

#}Oib in the Jndianapolifr

Mirror,

Says:

Were Mr. Cumbaek as -"corrupt" as you and others have attested, be would, in all probability, have used his «dvantages (as army paymaster) and accumulated sufficient money to have purchased tho eighteen bolting Republicans and most of their friends.

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concentrate it at St. Lottis. The Chicago jfc St. Louis road will also have a connection with the elevator as soon as the arrangement for the transfer of laden cars across the river is perfected, which will be as soon as the necessary track can be laid from its present road bed to the river bank opposite Bisecll's Point, three miles above the city.

A Disastrous Flood.

Bethel, Conn., Feb. l.—9 p. m.—Fifteen lives were lost by the flood to-day by drowning and the intense cold. Up to this hour eleven bodies have been found, and four persons are missing. Three men were standing on ono of the bridges and saw the w^ef as it rushed doWn, but before they cou'.d reach the shore tho bridge upon which they wero 'SUhdififc wa» carried a^aV,' aria they were an (frowned.- A lady becoming frightened at the freshet wis drowned, by imprudently attempting to leave her house, while it was surrounded with water and high cakes of ic9.

New York, Feb. i.—Another attempt at butcher cart robbery frwtoated last evening. A 7 o'clock an officer saw three suspicious characters, with, the id«nticafbutoWr!« ca!rt which has .played sach an important part in many reeesit robberies, prowling around equina aid jewelry stores. He gave chase and the inen took to the cirt. They fined four shots at him, and afler a mile chase the cart waaovertaken anyone of the robbers, Edward Francis, was arretted, and a six chamber revolver with one chamber discharged found upon hiOs^tiiut

ARRESTED.

Sas. Mahdr and Edward Be!lly a*e the names of the parties arrested last night as the murderers bf Rogers. TRUSTEES SPECULATING WITH CHUECHC ,v nnros.

Investigations* by revenue officers here show that wealthy Trustees of churches up town have used money set apart exclusively for religious purposes, in investment in stocks, throagh their favorite brokers.

One of the revenue officers estimates at leasf' 32,000,006 of church funds thus invested, while the names of the leal capitalist^ "nevSr appear in publie.

A Baptist clergyman is known to have speculated largely in stock, and he spends much of his tipie among the brokers. It is said that a number of churohM have been mortgaged for the' purpose of obtaining money to be, used in stock speculations. i- H'OV JMO:

FROM BAYTL

A Haytien letter of the 17th nit. says the pickets were near Aux Choyvand Salnave had offered to allow them to plunder the town if they took it. Demands from Mr. Seward had been received for explanation in regard to the gunboats Petition and Matanza, carrying theU. S. flag.

TlfK ALABAM4. BUSINEB8. .* It is stated that^ almost the universal individual sentiment c* Congress is opnosed to the ratification of the protocol of the Alabama treaty, and there ota be no doubt that the feeling will find legislative expression wheb. thd time pontes, and that there will be a non-concurrence id the treaty stipulations, so far as the English counter daima to our demands are concerned: Tbe fcw stray words of General Grant, few dayr ago, that it was not a mere question of dollars and cents for a few ships burned, but a question of the destruction' of our commerce, meet with hearty approval everywhere so that the fate & the pending proUKsal Say be regarded as s^ed. Jtls sWally thought that Mr, Beverdy Johnson hfts been somewhat enhance is the 9°* tire'transaction, and the Senate will never agree to the settlement of the Alabama business on the feksis prppojie^.

Collector Shook, who if fclso collector in charge of exerts, has received instructions, under which he ia-noi* drilling to be closed all ,class warehouses in this city, heretofore used for storage of tobaoco in. bond, the tobacco contained in thdm being transferred to separate bonded wArehoufes established fpr its. reception'.

From Ban Praliol9O0*

The revenue steamer Waganda, fropn Sitka, arrived at YictoHa, Jan. 29th, en route to San Francisco for repairs, having struck a rook: not laid'down in the charts. "uu

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Serious Indian troubles had occurred at Sitka. An Indian disarmed a soldier aad carried his gun to a village. The gftard stfiit to recover the property was defied by the Indians, and the red flag hoisted. Gen. Davis Mitred t( bombard the place, When the Chief Aurrapdered.

A few days afterwards a canoe full of Indians leaving the harbor eontrary to orders, the sentries fired oa them killing and wounding seven. o,a •!!9 l:

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~7^Ta1 From Ottawa, a* Ottawa, Feb. 21-—A Cable dispatch has been received from England stating that the Whalen appeal case could_ not be taken before the Judicial Committee' of the Privy Council. When this information was cpnveyed to Whalen to-day he at once sent for a priest, and it is expected he will make confession.

CONGBESSIONA.L

'An

Washington, Peb. HOUSE. 1

Mr. Shanks offered a .resolution directing the Secretary of the Treasury in all cases where the government .has aided in constructing railroads, to withhold bonds sufficient to seoure the construction of a first-class road referred to Committee on Appropriations.

Mr. Payne, from Committee on Recon* struction offered a resolution calling oil the Secretary of War for information ear to whether any District commander ha«^ turned over for trial or punishment to the* civil authorities of any reconstructed State, any person who hacf been convicted and sentenced by military tribunals adopted.

Mr. Cook, from committee on Roads and Canals, reported a bill to establish a bridge across Bast river between the cities of Brooklyn and New York and post road.

It dirocts that the bridge to be con-, structed under an act of the New York Legislature shall be, when completed, in accordance with said law of New York, a lawful structure .and post road for conveyance of mails of the United States.

After discussion,. Delano offered an amendment providing that nothing contained in the act should be construed jo legalize any structure that'would materially injure the navigation of'the river, the amendment was agreed to hnd the bill psssed,

On motion al Mr. Robinson the House proceeded to business otf the Speaker's tafele.

The first business taken up was a'message from the President transmitting the correspondence called for in a resolution of Mr. Robinson's in reference to the cases of Castello and Whrren, United States citizens imprisoned in Great Britain.

Mr. Robinson addressed the House at considerable length, insisting that the honor of the American nation wag involved in thequeation.

Mr. Cbahler also addressed the House on the same subject. Finally the correspondence was referred to Committee on Foreign Affair^ with leave to report qt $ny time.

Tbo Qenate amendments to the House bill declaring vacant-the Offices held by disqualified persons in reconstructed Stales were concurred in.

The Qouse tfcen ye&» into Committee of the "Whole, Wilson, of Iowa, in the chair, and resumed consideration of the Indian appropriation bill-

After being about two hours in session the Committee rose.

joint resolution to amend the Constitution of the United States, for reference to Committee on Judiciary.

Mr. Bandall objected. The resolution reads, "No State shall make or enfotce any law which shall deny or abridge to any male citizen of the United States of the age ef 21 years or over, and who is of sound mind, and who has resided in such State one year, and, has complied with sucb regulations, equally-applicable to all electors as toregistration and looal resi8e»ee not greater than one year, as may be prescribed by lawman eqttal right to vole by ballot at ail elections in such State, except only to such as have aided' or particlpi-, ted in, or who may aid or participate ia insurrection or rebellion against the Uni« ted States, or any State,

HONJSY—UnnhangefLiilli:If .% KBol iO GOLD—At 136Jj[ buying.

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TOBACCO WAREHOUSES,

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San Prangibco,- Feb. 1—The ship Duke of Edln^g' going to1 sea this morning collided With, :.the steamer Gen. MoPheraon, the steameri extensively and the ship'slighlTy damaged. Lieut. Bochfellow, Capt. S:insman, U. S. army, and Capt» Stealot were-injured.

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By Telegraph.1 Isv ToiX, 2. yLOtn^A llfflMMSS actlre for cominca and dull and declining for all other grades, sales at |5 70@6 20 for superfine State and welters, 0 88g 7 15 for extra State, 6 60§7 50 for extra western, 7 56(99 00 for white wheat extra, 6 70@8 90 for B. H. 0., 7 60@8 50 for extra St. Louis, 9 00@ 1% 00 for good cholca do^'dloiing ,quipt O^lfifor-^ nia nominal at 6 76@8.

IFHIBKT —Lower, at 96o for weatern free. WHEAT—Hetty aid eaMer at *167^1 61 fir No $S apring tin etqre and delivered, the. latter, an extreme, 1 9&for.' amber Canada apd

DBESaED'fiOGS—Firmer at forweat--em and 14J£015J4 for city. ^AltPn-f j.r|n at 9P9?lftr ataam, February,

ceptioni tt6, anpply equal to aemana. GOW)—Without declde4 ojiange. opened at

Improved Pahtabcopio Sfxotaclss -^AH61 Main street, I have a large assortment of Pantascopic Spectacles and

Also the purest Periscopic Lenses for filling old frames, and can suit every eye that can he benefitted by spectacles, at the sign .Watch *a4 Spectaoles, near the cornet of Stfci «t*eet. .• .. 7rdtf ,, 3.,H. FmbmanI

^Otbtkb^ at Gbobqb's.—From k«id after to 4ay Oeorge Habermeyer 4 Will'be in receipt of those large and msgliificent Maltby Baitimora Oystersv which they will sell by the can or eerv.e up: to customers at their Oyster Restaurant Jon Fourth street, opposite the postoffice. 3l-dtf. .t .{,

Jacob Kirk opposite the Tost Qiftce, on Jth street, is not selling his g^oods at cost, neither does he' intend

by Christmas, but sells as cheap as any one in the city a fine lot of Jewelry and Clocks for Christmas, just receivedj te be sold at very low figures. Call and com" pare his prices before purchasing d?2

rnVILVK PICIOBIAL PBBilim I J»A Wrst-Ciaaa lllurtrated Family Magazine, Phyaip^o^,rtr«olrgKtXtt(«l! Jofy,I,Uy«iology, and Psychology, iidaptei tb ill.l^ordad, ia Taa lLLua«aa*av FnaNd«( QiC4|. J.wafAt, moethly, at $3 ayear orcein af fen, at $2 •aoh. New Volame. January Dcnble NutnVer now ready ,S0 centa. Address S. B. Wuiili, Ko. 889 Broadway, MewToik. gTAW y«?jarj51 "A rtch storehouse of Instruction and oni«rtalammant."

N. Y. Tribum*.

all quostions *ifcet Ink the good of clety."—Eve. Pott ''One of th plei^anteat and moat readable magaaiaaa that comet to thU «fflce."—

Ohroaielt.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. BfJUKI^GHAME Has removed to the corner of Tourth aad Ohio Streets, where ahe ia now opening a full and camBlete stood of atyle Boimata, WbM«a, »U»" era,Ac. OBISS MAKING has nl« been added to the hualneaa. UtTigt a oompetent Draaa-faa-ker, aatiafaetion ia anaranteed.

RESS MAKING. u: at *ito% HH. M. E. HKDGB8 Eaaremofcd her 01 oak aad Dreaa Xakiaff eatah leehment to Nayloi'a new building. o» Ohio, be tween Fourth and Ilfth treete, where aba fi'i

pltaaad to meet all who deaire tbe&cat perfect work inthia lina. Particular attention will be gireo, aa h«rqtofore, to the laWat styles.

The most skillful awlatanta have teen eagagea Wedding Costume, Ball and Party I?«sfea Lad ai aad Children's Cloaca »nd lr*s«et manuactartd with prpg^ptnew and ii«patch Jl»f

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i^KftKflAUTE INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARX3.1869

to such as

•hall be duly convicted of treason, felony or infamoos crime." The House then took recess till seven o'clock, the evening session to be confined exclusively to consideradion of the internal revenue bill.

S1NATE.

A 1

After some unimportant ousiness, at the expiration of-the morning hour, the Senate took up the consular appropriation bill.

The pending amendment was that of Mr. Patterson, of N, Hi, to reduce the annual pay of Judges and Arbitrators appointed under the treaty of 1862 with Great Britain,

tor

suppression of the slavp

trade, to $100 and $50 respectively.

CINOIiraATI MABKET. By Tatograph IP Oi*oiw»a%i, M.l FLOUR—Dull, family at $7 40@7 76.

WHEAT—Nominally unchanged, No.. 1 h?14 at |1 70.

OOUM—Unchanged. WHISKY—Decl lned to 95c and dull. IiABD—In apcctilatire demanA and larga &al« were made bat the market ia bow leaa buoyant It aold at 19^«19%, but Jhe was not so atrong at the plote.

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ACENCT ..-Hit

TLAKB'S LAND AGENCY, XJ On OUo taatjbatwaaa Third aad Voarth bud lea^t pM gel** mi"*"

90—.—wAthM Aairabla City aatOMMn property for aak Haaaea far rant. ootiHal^

keal Coiumn

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Oier fint NaHoaal Bauk, $. *. Cfaraar Fourth »i»d Hain fitrwli, Terr©, Haute^ tnd*

a ui ni assgt atf bias Xbatraco of title furnished, Loans iM gotiated, anJ'Meney invested.

Forty Lotoin linloa'i Addition to Tarn Haato Ho Dae and lot, eat! O tio atreet, Hotrse and lotjin •oMarraln'n AddlUtfaa, House and lot la Sibley'a addition on Mftatreel, Hons? and.lot in Base's addition on 8th atreet,' Houm tnd tot on Poplar, between 6tb and 7tk atreets,

Boaae and Jot on North fith, between Uheaaqt and Llnto^ atreeta. k,/, Twobnain^s Bouaetf on a.b strict

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Farm

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89 actea iii Honuy Or pk Township,'

ITS acres is Lrstoa towaahljp. Acnabdow the Boiling MilU VQ»aaidecaqa ,Jan89dtl

DRY COODS.

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Wholesale Dry Cloods Hoos0

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Jobbing

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white Michigan. COS: N—Heavy and'easier 90(992)^ for now mixed wtatara, nfvrwMtarnyaflow. 91093vfdr rallow Jersey, 90

Saw Oxlcane white and 950

95j£a0r toutheni ^Sllow.' aOUT SIEAT3—firm at ,14(iJHi for ahonldeta aau

36%,

fell to 35% and c)oaed firm at 36&@38%.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TUELL, RIPLEY & C0.,rt*

Have commenced their Semi-Annnal Clearance Sale. Their atcck ia excellent for the aeason, and goods wt^ ta-'offeree 'vary "«iaap« Oheap enough to inanre a apeedy clearance, at all eveota ?AK$ THE HINT.

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HOW |0 GET PATENTS, |K For opinion, no oharge. Sand sketch and description. For applicative aead modal, aot.otet one foot in tike, and 910, fleet Government1 and Stamp- feea. Specificationa, drawings, caveats assignments prepared rejected clahfa^prtwecnted, Also, interferencdi, extension of patenta, and appeala. Patents taken out in all Kuropdan conntriea. Illustrate) pamphleta, 110 pages sent free. Address MUNN & 00., 23d3m Wo. 37 Park Bow, N. vl

Ijxclt&iyely.:

HAVS JUST BKKH THBOXIOB Ot^K Stock, redaoing prices to the

Lowest Market Tatme

and aetttng things in order for (tha

SPRING TBADE,

Believing that the Dry Goods market will be more steady in the future, and prices leas fluctuating,we shall keep a

Larger and Better Stock,

than we have heretofore, and shall do our beat to tri make it ail object for all

COVNTBY MBRCHAN1$

lit' this vicinity, to bay their 0»«ds

jtut nutrktd doten,

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JKKC0Yal,

^A^i^qrA^ 4QEJ#€Y,

hate mf oBpa to MoKeea Paddock's MiuTwhaS I would be plaaaed to «aa my old shipments pf pr»-

friends aad customers Through receipts given duoe to all Eastern Cit|es. Water rataa as law, and time aa quick as and *ini

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All Ball, ana Bail an!

r, ... Jm aa quick as and

aampeting llnea. Grain in bnlk stiii«p to New Inzland towns without change cf carr.

JAMBS H. TUBMB. Agt.

ot us.

Mutual Benefit

Brown and Ble&ebed

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Hitslln^.

Prints, Delaines, Drills, Wool flannels,

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Cloths ana

Casslmeres,

Kentucky

YANKEE NOTIONS, WaCAN OFFSB BOMB

Kitraordinary Bargain^ In a great variety of DRESS ««OBS

whioh We are anxious to

•before tha aeaaon oloaea. lit

BYCE

Jan l5-dw3m

Yeung Men, the experienceoif years has dembtf'strated the fact that relianci may placed In -threfica^y af .j,

DR. RELISH SPECIFIC) ai

Tor the apsedy and peMBhent cure of aeinkal Weakneasi the refult of Yohthfhl tndiacretlon, which negleoted, fuias the bappinefs, aa^nnflts theaufferor for .bnsineaa, fooial aoclety, or mafriage. They can be'osed Without dettietlifn oriaterference wlthbusinesa pursuita.

Price one Dollar per box, or four boxes 'or three dollars.Tf you-cannot procure tties^ pills the money to Bam &Vo.r 64 Cedar (treat, Turk, and tbey will be aeat by roturu mail, sealed. Private circulars to gentlemen sen^ free on application. Bnclose stamp. deol()d«edvily .-j •.»"• ..q jselUttifc :'J" .bnehl

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Monitor.

"No other journal in

America in.parte in i-ne year «o ranch u«b ioformatloa aa this, and certainly no other taachca man rowoll to know himself. K&cli single numb ia wmth the entire amonnt oi a year's subscription.—Telegraph. JAgenta wanted. Ste «ur New Prvmium Ll«ta I d2tw$t

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in on* day, **oihtr told and dflw-

227 15

daut dnothar

SOl ta 7 ta., No nook

ever pnbliatied twt HeFWsorapidly.' -.

tit ed i'. oT a«lJ

Dllt GOODS.

^BBPAEATORY TO MOV satoMain and Sixth Streets, (wheb the the meantime —Bo* T*rie4tiwi ..i

BUCKEYE^ ,sa4» of

z-~emv

&*rltfa*» E A

^-^Aa faw"Goods possibl®. We

WHITE GOODS

,And luve marked

Plain, Striped and Plaid brics, Percales, ^Bril

54 Jones' Cambrics,

Rdglngs fndlnser tings,

«n -fi3£34 ..

*-.C

.stwiO-A .Q i'tm iM4UtoiiO .AJi

.Had ^jbrnd

lu 'bos aoais

Great

war it)

tE0&. OS'

''if.

is I

.... ..

C. WITTIG & W.

T70 'MA tW STMJEJETs

DEMIHC^ BLQC1.

ifW7l0 tiiU moil wsiiar iofie *4W W3 offer our eiiiire Winter St

'•a

shall aell a?' CHEAP as anybody aid havaaa much regard to the intereat of our ctjsv tOtriAs aa to oor own, the r* *. a

Jqj

of buyer and saDar Ywtag tha true bdhi^Viir dealing. We have now a full line of

THE NEXT 60

The largest

commission given. Oar 38-pago circular and $6 Greenback seat Free- on applic ties For full particulurs and to rms, addros the Publishers' J. B. BTJJBB & CO- Hartford Coan. dw2w

rr—r

QAVB MONEY' AND DRltfK O opop TKA.

JOSEPH STRONG,

No. l-e Main ftrtet, Terre llau'e, Agent for E PI KB £A 0 MP A #1 or New Yqbk.

The unpiralled8ncotas of this Ootnpanj isow Inir to,tlm fitct that tbey JHPOBT tlieir Tfas di not iroar the prodnolee district« of 6hlna' bad. Japanj and aell (hem at retail, through. theQr Agents, at cargo icVa. thnj a Ing ihe i.r.m^Dge' proflWyuU have paid horetlToi-e. AM goods riiatPj to aiTe anttiTWiMou,' or refnti^c^

Pitioa MST.riX -aaeh

Oolong (Btaak),.. _80 a0106"^t Yoontt Hjson (Grain) 1,00, Ifi* 1,60 M^tid (Or. Black £0 SO. 1,1" l.vO Tnrperfal (grtcn) 90 l,ro,l S3 1,60 Japan (natural leaf.... .90 I,00,1,1m 1,*5 fuoppwder (Q eon). ...X.1K1 185 1,60 t«7Breakfost (Blk) 1.00,1,10" |,2S

Empire Companyra celebrated brands lioi Arn and Tong. Mow Chops of Black Tea, *1 (Jrfe^ Tea fljv'cr—Ulahly recommeidid—S',3p dotlSdly

^UCHITKCT

BUiLDfik

J. 4. VBY DA^IJ.

Plana, Specifications,

§upefinlead*a»A a£i,

tail Dntwlaga flaralsbad f*r

rvrr) 4*«crtpt1ot

BaHdta#. tUnec.—South eaat aoraar Matt. aad 8t-e..ts, Pnnnflty^ Pre

v-m

-Xf

^ANDFACT03Y

WILDT, TnTlIiS 4 CO., Oornur 2d .ind Walnut An«ti, Terra Baate, Ind. Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture order, all the let-st atylorfSf CAAR1AOUH die BUOQ1E8 We uae none but the finest material in the contraction of our work, an I warrant it superior oany offered in this arei, Bspaclal attention fvan to Bsraiaiaa. (JeHMtf

.ad srei 4uafli»c( =,... ,11

Mt"

»S

TO REDUCE STOCK

%ai.,oioO

The LARGEST STOOK of tha a

make it worthy the attention a. tVMjx.iu 8gsi stii iv I ..

,baid I.*)

i, «t

ALL OUR LADIES FUBS

AT EXACTLY COST!

qesi: ... ALL OUR BLANKETS

}iosoAt Exactly Costl^s

iykatt|£ Ww4:l fiaaatlets, at $1,75 and $2,00 per Pair,

a'-BI

now

5i *{0aJi"~ tat ,i oo

is,

feemo

&i'S t..j

Sto

OBr II gUii b.i! .'^j^ugt be Cleared, within

•»iaat«o3 To make room

TIP *on Vl'h to know how ¥ort«n»8 art niade if and io«t in a day hoWf&hrewd Mea are ruined in Wall Street how "Counrjmen" 'are swindled by Sharpers how Mini-nets anJter-. chants are B!ackmaile4 hew Danoa Halls aad Uontert Saloons are Uan»ged h-iw Gambling Uouacs »»d liotterfcs are rondnctnd how 8tfcck Compaoies Originate aid how the Bubbles Built, read this v«rk. tel's j'fl aboot ftif tnystairfca of N»w )aik, anlIt contains Biogradhica! 8featal.es of ita noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ac.

For SPRING PUKCHA8

Afd we invite itll to. give us a call, examine the BARGAINS. wft. Jaav.e eifi oi -OFFER dot hsLiug

PlIRS! M! PURS!

LADIES FURS, -IN-

Mink. Fitch,113 r',u .l„i Siberian Squirrel, ,u„ Cony, Water Mink,!

&o., &c., &q-, mi AS THE.BEST,

AND ,/

Cheap as the Cheapest I

gjt IMbCn «)J»-

09,

iW siS b'tf,

onirs ««0Lw'4s(iAitv9.

Call and Examine cur StocK,

±x-

j.v

ft"'®*

jjii.ijf-i .'.

vap

$%Hit

DRY COODt.^i:IW

«P!gpi fll liOiNI t) as.:' dit* i-SltuXl .Mil igptw an «.4

ING TO THE CORNER OF

Building completed.) we shall in the A -nSu«^V%

STORE-1-

»«1 alkrtiotion for 79«UoTtd j,a«:

isi

DEPARTMENT^

down prices

Jaconets, Skirting Cam-a! I iant s,_Nainsooks,e*

SSSSS-

Jaconet and^^LInen Thread Laces and Lace

XT a

AJjL.KLN'DS.^oi'lL

oa gnbnufi

"nisi

/••sl.v.i

oJi AT COST .,M

as.noe ,ai3:08*iW ,aba\nyat ?f lo

,fr

.m innii eid

do do

sbi-jius

Ladies Woolen Hoods 10, 25, 50, 75, and .fltOfl Nubias, at 46, 50 60, .$, and ^Oc do1 Breakfast Shawls, $1,35, 1,50, 1,6©,' 1,75, 2,00 JCblldF^s Woolen Coats, at 60c, 75c, fl,60j-l,26, 1,BQ Gent's Woolen Scarft, at 10, 15, 25,' 50, 75, $lj00

Jq do Shirts and Drawers, at 50, 60, 75.,'and IrlfOO

ajr

it.,..:i

-.m :ii

xtaasi owi

iu4

bwiuelb* »r* ban »5nom* Jk .aejoii JWWfa. "WWJ Sillitt iiivi Sft

iim

r.'fjitiL lo &38»iiaa

nnm A

1Mb

.h'jbi.

brtt c.v»w s!i '4Jr

J4 ,i

.011 1

,t .xsKtUx!

boniot 8«d,..#fUUsi^ *eIM

BtU-lufioat

ind to -7. fi

C. WITTIG CO

1*0 MAltfrST.7 DEMING BLOCK. tUWOMv* fcan ftiii

•iiiiutd.

Alhrgt

Mi* fir

s'rncoijf'tutf! «r*.. feb ftdi 1ft

t- .... —,

i-n

3H»q4»»:iY 8 tui »ft Htij «sf I»j»4

-u-i•

'•8 i't ifW.lfintJ fids

ebna:ri« ?. lOl fclvUfl*.

i- tit SI ,££»d

GENTS'S UNDERWEAR,

Of the bast quality, at "bottom prices.!' ?p«t neetrsd, »nother Invblce of tho«e rMhlon«ui i»»" itlt ud pop«l»r .j

A I N E A S ALSO,

1 11

eii.

hit?

ALSO,

Some Beautiful Stylea

lfc.lS.HEB MAY

above Goods in the City at the^«

*cM

.66 bss 3S ,81

•tentSkiV 0.

ft gotui »l« rkit*ai) ijt ,v

ad oi. tt)o4a C&i

Jama asi-a itl'

3t.a)u&'fL

niMnifi

«i oh si

LEARANCE SALE

hi 't 'i

DRESS GOODS, £97

:S^

eJsi

''-.Vbd.

•s' jl

bjm'i

.liiiU:

"seystt

TRINMIllfiS, PIINT8,

FLANNILS, BLAKIITt),

SLOVSf) *H«SIEBT,

llu-a ,i.U

CliOAKSi

coittiin .ho I ni. :3"elg£iii.. uq Jie)t Hiw

,ai

itis4

J.'oii

3E[ Oil? tiji'srai J3*

Vn .-'jjoif

b'Jvyi

won

almost A

.3tfli (f£l .--.Vt"jSt?

"NOTHING! fm r. r.

JRemember! at

,dr£

Jii-jrrrsiia

y/ a .1.1

I v*rot j'j.xja o_

TUELL, ]flPLEY& CO"S,

porter Fifth and Main Streets, TBRRB HAUTK, IND.

tf^At

•nia Jotl4 an.'bj

•sj'liws hsi) .eeiwot -*.{! Jo

iy'h

l-q.

,.i3

vsuat ii.ia -M

i* a

.i.zmoiMi

TWl*ai

For

Collats,

and Gloves

Caps

r.os VERY LOW,"1^ ftdi irf.

THEJ

METROPOLITAN

Hat Cajrand For Store,

193 Main Street.

DO^YD & SLATE.

(ii* Oi

v.tHnb:

18/UO

-i

If ION BAABR1, KANU*AOTOBY, AMD

CANIDY

PL O UBfv'S TOR E,

FRANK HEIIIO A BBO Mannfaotnreia of all kinda of

CKACKEE8,

BREAD and CAKES,

ain&j PBETZBLSj .-s! ... and Dealeri in O E I E S 0b La%y«tt« St., bettaeea C»m1 D«pot,

HAUTE, INDIANA.

Ordeia *«t at W. Kat«enbach'«

8«or»,

ATTORNEYS.

S^LAKB,

jaft la tsc-i jts?M

®y at Latv, «n PUBLIC

Omcm—On Ohioltttw* Fourth StrmU.

betwo«n

Third and

fi ooti8d*w6m n*». BAlBlh gAIKD & CBDra^™

Attorneys at Oi'rioa.—Ho. 83 M*to Dp atali

RFEUNWM. E. MOLEAN,

S:W•,

O O S

AND SAVE MQVINQ call apecial atteotion to the

Attorney and CoonwlloratLi aw,

GENSEAL COLLECTING AGENT Terre Hante, ludL.

Omc.—No.

niiiiji)

VO&

I E N t"|

-i.Ui.sli

of PROMPT inspection

BTCE A CO.

Main Stmt- d«eMl

^DENTISTRY.

Ii. H. BARTHOLOMEW ScaatOH A» Mkohaxicai. E N I S

M- WKLD, No. 157 Mate St.

Kalional Blookjv Tarre Tfante, fnd. mS0.it!' J^ RICHARDSON, m.

TIBBK-H A UTIt.IN^.

JJR C. O. LINCOLN,

The Ofctert EaUWirtied Dentist In Terre Haute.

0kH°"?m 4£r kH06°a»8.M*ln

Hann* bad upwards of olabteuu *Mr« rte«c» in pentlstrj, l\o la oonfldoct thrt KlTeM.tl«,f«»tlo»hAllt caiS, u'JaoS"

HOTELS.

mooi BUM. 030

mj'zsd^r

tax ih'-n-

pLABK HOUSB.

OiO 3aJ

HAS COMMENCE

no. o. ttrc

NATIONAL HOUSE,

,.,, Ooa. Sixth *jn Mini Stmt, XEIkHiE HAUTE, IND. JACOB Bim SOM...-1 ....••rKOytHgWRS.

bM beeB

thOTO®«h|y

nfaraiahsj.

rjlBRBBEAUTB HOUSE, .....

®°*"M axd umtH araim, Terre Haute. Indiana. Thl» Hotel na» r«OMtlr bera reltted, aad pat la JSrtd l?tt!?itlto •oowMio'iatl#*. niwoK

T. C. BtJOTIX. ProyV.

OOM1E OF raWT

iO i-h

ABU

OBIO trURI.

Terre Haftte, Indiana.

W WHWITH ~.„P»opfii«t«r Offlos of Marshall, Mcotoaama and PalMtlo* Maes.

Bom to and from all Traina. novftdtf

Huk Line*. Fri*J

sid"d'i*r

PARK HOTEL,

ON THE AMERICAN AND EtTBOPKAN riilf,

Cor. Beekman and Nassau Sis.

Near City

Hall Park New York

OEQBOE WIGHT, Proprietor. K. B'.—Loeated ln theyery heart of the wholeial6 DQiineM, tbis it one of the moat oonveiotly looated Hotels for tferohaDts, Bnsineflfl men and other* visiting tfae city- d29d6m

PHYSICIANS.

DbDBKKY, HOMEOPATHIC

il ii:

PHT8I0IAN, 8bB6ION AND AOCOCCHKK. Bma: Bight Bar. Blahop Talbott. D. D., E. W. Martin, J, S. Beach, Esq. Br. Bggert.

Ornoa akb BKaiDKNejt on Malberrr strnat.. tween 6th and 7th, next to

•SSdtf

Matr

atreft, or 4th ateaet, wiH be Pr®n,ptj j[2i^t"

td to.

PER CENT. BBDUOTIOB'.

JTetlee ktr«,

Mhm, StaMaMrT^rtj'-

ern, C^mpaniM. tawy«r», AvenltecU. Schools, Clergymen. Circulars, Prlwa-Current. Letters, Qo°ta»loM, Catalogs *, Mtisic, or any Document*, or DrawinK*m»yb» obtained at the following rxtraordiB«ry choap prices:

100

copies, fac-similf., of any

rtccament or drawing. *c., J2.00 $5,00 1,009 copies $8,00 and 100,100 copies MS0. Or 50 par cent, npan the aboro price* may benvedbjusingMaomcb'b Paxas*Aoroo«*rHic Pu«iso 1*M«. Offices, Pobllahsr., Mationers, Printers, Schools, Oompanles, Ac. I rlos: •M'. a ftnng boy can strike off 100 copies, letter stge per hour, of any tMBawsl, drawing, music, ^rith the greatest facility. Jiiurlce'. Pateat States Bight* "o'11 at eoderate prices. Public fxperlmenta each S*tHr«hy.

S. tt.—All kinds of liithograohic

Normal School.

R.A. AiJNAUD.

Orncut—CorEer of be National State Bank.

Js 1 jJJ* I

SHAWLS

iZUn-Bq .i ganqa ift f:U

Main and fifth Street*,

OTer tbe" Bmipbwo»—Cfregtnnt^Sf, betwoen «th md Tth. tBl mUty] BBIUI BAOTJB. IKD.

"Similia Similibus Curanter."

TJAYmO ASSOCIATED OUR•I I relvea together for the practice of Medicine with the above Homeopathic law our galde, we will be pleaied to attend all who may need car professional larrirei.

OFFICE, 189 MAIN STREET,

between 5th and 6th itreeti, orrr Uadaon'a China Sttwe. APPJLKB1T WATEBN. jagfdlm '-i

J. TOUN^

PHYSICIA&'Wd |SURGEON:

OFFICE—-West Side Pnblie Sqnnr«, (Formerly oocopied by Dr. Ocrtii.) Oalla attandM tonight and day. National Ikrose.

Reiiileiice at

JaZ'rttf

COAL.

gULLIYAN COUNTY GOAL

Being now prepared to All all ordera to* Sollivan County OoM, whlclk Is claimed to bo equal to tho Brasll, for all domMtio pnrpM»(i, will deliver to any part of the oity, by lsailas yonr oraer at office of K. B. Bryant

Co.,

O. T.

Rip

ley, or J.A. Foot's Taa Store, wtth wnvn I hove made arrangements to fill all orders, aod «tr« all information in regard to the bnaiiiM*. olftdtf J. A. MDBQAN.

J^IYKR COAL^ JOHN McFARLAMK ia now selling lbs beet arttola of BWer Oosl, screened on the widest scriwulnnse In Vigo connty, at as low afigu'e as an inferior article can be purchased. Thoso wishing to lay in a supply should look to their interests, and boy tho best when It is as cheap as a poor article.

Orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at the "VlgoOrmftty Scales," or nflitreMBii ti Unit 59tt P. O., T»rr« Ilaatc, w'll rpo«(w• prompt »tt#nMoo. e»n?17dtf

QOAL OP ALL KINDS,

Si'

For sale at redncod price*, and delivered on dsy of Order, to any partof thectty. Also, 0»al Dealers supplied at low rate*.

We will als* delirer Wood by the cord or halt cord, to any ps»t of the city. JOHti W. BBA, Agent, a.* j. vii. No. 26 Sooth Third 8tr»et,

Ja54tf Baatln Hons»

UNDERTAKERS.

S^A A A I

UNDEBTA KEK Is prepared toiiZfpute' 1 In hi* Hut? neatness and dWjPtcb ,mer of third and trafta,.Terra Hant^^ortlank. ianW-6-^-'

TTNDBRTAKBJR.

work are

done withthegreatestcaie, at the lowest rates.—

done with the greatest oaie, ai""»""""" MAnElCK'SPatoiU^uWgraphic^andLlthoeTaph^

ment, 10 North ^lliam 8l.rM«w,

Tom*..

St.. Nrw Toak. d«c2Sdeodly

ic Printing, Writin

M. W. O'CONNELI. Having purchased back from. K. W. Chadv-tct, flrabef ft Co., the Undertakers n'. and having had aove^ *»arv ex^rience in tlit-tlif lM,fl{nM. now prepared to autnish Mot a ic l.cibusiness, i. wooden ol -H

arv exgorience in

uow prepared t(

s1tiJ^Ddtnaterinl

,,l^frtomathe

best aud large.t ,tock

o/bnrUI in the State, at 104 Main Street,. Torre ma, Indiana. rtwtf

EITIL4INOPHTof

Terre Hantey^'.Wa

OF BABBIAWl.-

Maw ljya8*iFljB0Tt!E*s, as delirei* kI Fork Mnseum Atiftiomy, embracing 'te snbjeots: How to Lira and What to Iiiv- ur Yontb, Malurit? and Old Age Manhooa l.eaerh tly BavlewM. The Causa ot Indigaation^ lat laoe aad Norrous Uiseasss accounted for, Jo: laij Philosophically Considered, *0. I

oe\i-t

olumes coatAinin* t^ctarea will to 1^1 w*rleJ on rereipt of four stamps, by a4drosaio^. tWr New Vobk Mosao* or Akato*t, 618 Brim,. war, Wew York. mart6dlj