Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 March 1869 — Page 1

Pjbmidmt %*A*T yesterday sent to the Senate, for confirmation, the following nomination* tor Cabinet office": For Secretary of Bute, E. B. Wa»hbukhk, of Illinois For Secretary of the Treasury, A. T. STKWAKT, of New York Por Postmaster General, J. A. J. Carawkll, of Maryland Por Attorney Gen•ral, B. B. Hoab*, of Massachusetts Por Secretary of the Interior, J. D. Cox, of Ohio PorS«rtia^«e Na^y, Adolfh E. Bobie, of Pennsylvania, who is, we believe, a'CdminodoWdn the retired list. No nomination fpt the portfolio of |he W»epa!iin«ent^smade

General Gbaht owed his military succewtothet rit-i ^aernmeit of character which enabled him to select for each duty ritfrr Ifri* fa it* performance. Let us cheerfullyifcpe that, fa the selection pf hit constitutional advisers, his jo^me'6^ I'Ss been guided by the same unerring tact. If time and events ahalj vindicate his choice, hie party will cease to regret that so few of thoae who are generally regarded## Htr fading Public men, have been honored by the offer of in his Cabinet,

THE STATE.

Dkmo6ra.tic State Ceptral Committee will meet at Indianapolis «ert Wednesday. *in ,wwnii *dt ,'A ». .-f.trVig vt

THB actioh df the Democratic members of the indiana Legislature created a decided sensation in Washington. «.

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A lady, named Bebecca Smith, died in fb# Marion county poor house last week, in her one hundred and fourth year:— j^he bad been an inmate of that institution about six weeks, and died of old a'ge. sr:—rrnT—rr*-i—rrrr—

IJirKB was a btftte so cursed with such a gang of political scoundrels as those who have to-^ayJeft tho capftoi, parrying off IkW1 Ibe stationery and other small articles which they could get their hands upon.—Ind. Ppmmereial.

Wi tobqivk the Indianapolis Journal the 1 w^ick»it perpetuated in publishing Uie obituary of Eriossoo, not yet defatoct, but we flatft forgive ourselves for republishing it. Couldn't Mr. Ericsson be induced to pay for the "puff

W.k ltcarn that Governor Baker has ordered a special election for the 23d of tyiis month, to fill* tte vacancies in the LegUl^tijire, wafted by the resignation of benioirau, trno have thus defeated all )«gls^^|P|and added, more than $100,000 to the taxes of the people.

Ova Of tbe oqpscientlous bolters vesterday "turned an honest penny" by exchanging $18 worth of postage stamps, p»id TW%y tftVUteftey of the State, for a popple of plows. Here is a fine example of a retired "statesman" imitating tbe pigh Soman /assign pf .Cincinnati.— fnd Journal,

Cot. Gxq. S. Babbitt, who was Colo* nelo( -the Tweaty (Third Indiana Begtme&i^datjin'g a' portion of. thb war, and served through it from the beginning to the end with B'uch zeal and credit-that he rose jfjg9),pag$«in to Colonel, died oh tbe 23d of January, in Michigan, at the residence of his mother-in-liw. ».iiriism

Tpa Democratic members of the Legialatori eAAdlft'no^Maign are the following: In the Senate Messrs. Bradley, Hetfderson and Taggart. Io the House Me&rt.'t Adttlw, Britton, Coffrotb, Ghormiioyf iogao and PahMni' Doubtless these would have resigned' but for-a welt grounded feaf that they might fail of re-election.

Fbom the Indianapolis papers of yesterday we have the following additional developments relative to tbe "Stringtown jBurd«r~" -.««*•... yesterday's papers had a brief paragraph statins that three notorious charbgrs named furbyville, Kelso,*bd Irwin, wer# 'arreted on suftpfcion ot having murdered aTflan whose natne is as yet unknoifn. '^he following are the facts in the nsatier eo far es we could gather Jrwio, on last Monday, had several convergations ,#llh an abandoned woman, •nd afterward viaited Turbyville the bus* tand of Anh' Pu^h, keeper of alow bag.ft ui-.--ri :t .# -msi*

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Alfred Edwards was caught in the gearitig "'planing mlJJ. in Connersville a few days qgo, and fatally injured.

Tqk expense of feeding the jury in the '.Cldm trial, Was $417 60, and the amou^^id^torjihei^eervices was $323,.#4. n*jQ' ,YtfcAV:Vv?so •.

''Drmocbatkt iconomt" is beautifully illustrated by* *tfie action of the bolters from the LegwiaturS, which will cost the {State $100,000.

Tb« Afitlcyi of the Democratic membeie •pf the Xiegisiature partially refutes the *ncient and#fcep|e&theory tbttt *'Democratio offi^api^ldels ceidoin dia*ndjiever resign."

iiBTiT i£atks, proprietor of the Bate* ^Qut», ixidiao ajpli«, aod hi» "gude wife, will celebrate their /gulden wedUag\on to-nifcht, this day being the Ifffeth anniversaryof th«ir marriage. ".a •,:, 1

Titlf Mirror reports that Mr. Merrl. wether, late Warden of the Southern Penitentiary, is not so merry as he was. The wefctberis decidedly squally in that latitude. I'

aio in Stringtow?. Donng tha had frequent conversations, all ot wfeien were secret, It is said TurbyvilV* toW Mrs. Pugh's little daoghtcr that be killed, and so gave her dlrectiwns as to bis barlal.

That night, near half-past Ufa ooiock, Irwin called at the Turbvyille House, saying "it was all ready." He answerea that "it was better to wait until the wa* ter had closed, as they could not petfom the work till then." Irwia answered, "come on, its all right, the police catch us don't let that d—d old heifer keep you from going."

Torbyville and Irwin went out afterward, and did not return until near two o'clock next morning. He eaid to his wife he "must look at his shirt to see if any blood got on it." He offered his wife and other women in the hoiMe, if they would not tell about his absence and conversation, $100, whioh they refused to take. Turbyville was heard to say that they had been smarter thh Mrs. Clem, having burned the body.

A resident of Stringtown, as he was returning home near ten o'clock, saw two men down by the river, but could not tell what they were doing. As he went on tow%rd his home he saw a hack standing near Prite's saloon, and as he approached it the driver attempted to drive away, and two men ran away from it across an open lot. All the facts point to another foul murder for money, but, so far, what disposition was made or the

body remains a mystery.

Thb 8*KAf»-proi»pUy-MDfiraaed the Oe^net nominations yesterday. Lieut. General fiBXiMAir was nominated and ootffirmed as General Major General ShxbidIw as liieatetiant General, and Brevet .M^or,(General Sohomkld as iiajor.Generals (tiu ,« ut

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Prom Washington.

Wabhinotow, Match 6.—The President sent to the Senate the following, nominations for members of the Cabinet

Secy, of State-E. B. Waehburnft.31. Secy, of Treasury—A. T. Stewart.' |i P. M. General—J. A. J. Creswell. -*i Att'y General—E. B. Hoare. j|| Secy, of Interior—J. D. Cox. Secy, of Navy—Adolpbe E. Borief* Secy, of War—None. /GON^IBWATIOirS. 'A The Senate wnirmed this foJJowiM $ $ a nominatioiiB:

Peter B. Baily, Postmaster, Pt. Wayn, Converse W. C. Howell, Attorney for Arizona, Horatio Fox, Consul at Trfrfdad Isaac Gass, Assessor 8th Ohio Dist. Alex. B. Banks, Agent for Indians, Up* per Arkansas Geo. W. Wilkinson, Agent Winnebago Indians on Missouri Blver Jas. Hare, Postmaster, Hays City, Kan* sas: Jno. T. Smith, P. M., Springfield, III. Harlan P. Welch, Postmaster, Ottowa, Kansas Jno. E. Deibrecb, Collector of Bevenue, 12th Illinois District ComtnoHarneli, Bear Admiral. A number of Army brevets were also confirmed.

The galleries of the House and Senate wero vlenaely crowded, many unable to procure an entranoe, anxious to hear tbe aBouHuatlons for Grant's Cabinet, which wero expected this afternoon.^

W. D. Todd, has been appointed Secretary to the Yice President f:r 2 thk whits HOtratfV

At the White House to-day large crowds were in attendance, anxious to if? admitted. The doors, however, were sot opened for visitors, and within everything is perfectly tranquil. Yery 'fifrw gentlemen had interviews with the President.

KXCITBMBUT.

The announcement that Cabinet nomi* nations bad been sent to the Capitol created the greatest exaitement, and speculation on the streets more varied than ever, .•

FBB90KAL

Lieut. Gen. Sherman is unwell to-day, and did not make bis appearance at Army Headquarters.

DKPARTMKNTfl. I J,

The merest routine of work is being oontinued in the different Departments to-day, excepting the War office, fro|p' which important militarv orders will shortly be issued.

RKNOyATIO*.

The work of renovating the White House oommenced toiday. ikiooTsaiaa.

Mr. Grant, fatber of tbe President, is recovering from the effects of the severe fall of yesterday.

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ACTING SKOBKTABy.

Assistant Secretary Hartley is acting Secretary of the Treasury to-day,""'} BSSIQ NATION.

P-esidetit Grant to-day accepted the resignation of Commissioner Bollins, of the Internal Bevenue, to take effect upon the confirmation of his suocessor. T. O*

MINOR OFVIOXBS.

By direction of the Se$rpt*ry of War number of minor officers are relieved from present duties and ordered to join their respective regiment) without delay.

MILITARY OBDBR.

The following order was issued to-day: [OINKBAL OBDXB HO. 9

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Washington, March 5, 1869, By direction of the President of the United States, so much of General Orders No. 7 from this office dated Feb. 23, 1869, as retires Brigadier and Brevet Major General Benj. W. Bryce, Paymaster General from active service, is revoked, and he will be considered as having been continuously on duty from Feb. 23, 1869. By command ef the General of the Army. [Signed] E. D. Townsknd,

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The Bepublican caucus to-day nominated the present incumbent, King, for Postmaster of the House.

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All the Cabinet nominations have been confirmed. Columbus Delifao, of Ohfo was confirmed a Commissioner of Internal Bevenue. A large number of tailh

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Brigadier moted.

A resolution that Hammil, of Maryland, take the oath, was adopted, and Hammil was sworn in.

Papers were presented by L. Myers, of Pennsylvania, eontesting tbe seat of Moffit

Mr. Woodward offered a resolution to refer to'the Committee oh Elections tiie contested ease from the 21st District of Pennsylvania,:wilb insftuetionS to report ias soon as practicable which of this two ^principals has prima facia right ^to the •t*

Tlie HouM refused to ^Mnd the previiom queitioD* Mr. Scofleld moved as sin amfendbient, a resolution reciting that the Governor of Pennsylvania had declared Jn a pipclamation that ho such retarns had been receivW'froin tbe fist Dlstrict'as to authorize him to give a certWoate to either of the two perponi claiming it, bat that the Governor had subsequently ttansmlt-

affidavits to 4iie Cleik of the House, which he stated, indicated the election of llohn Coyode, and then directing that Covode be sworn as the sitting member without prejudice to the oleim W Henry ©. Poster, cototeetant.

Daring disoassion there paddenly enrung a scene of exoitement. A messenger had arrived with tbe frames of Cabinet appointments, and there was a general demand that tbe names be read firom ths Clerk's desk. It was read, and the House became so much exceed tM.it W$» impoisibje to rwume business for eome tioie.

Mr. Bldtldge suggested reeM^ for ten minutes, so that the mourners might have an opportunity to commisaerate each other. [Laughter.J

Recces was taken, and upon reassembling, Mr. Woodward resuming the floori paid as to the Secretary of the Navy, a more conservative or respectable citizen Was not to be found in Pennsylvania.

Finally, a substitute offered by Mr. Dawes was agreed to, referring the whole matter to the Committee on Elections, with instructions to report which of the two claimants has prima facie right to a seat.

On motion of Mr. Scofleld the time for taking.testimony in the contested election case of Taylor vs. Bead, io the 5th District, of Pennsylvania, was extended to 60 days,

Mr. Schenck, from joint committee appointed to wait on tbe President, reported the committee had performed tbat dttty, and the President had informed the committee he had about .two b6urs previously, anticipating the Senate would be ia session,' Sent Some nominations to that body, but he hd nd meissge to send to Congress.'

Mr, Paynsworth jaovtd. that Messrs. fritt, Oiift, Edwards, Gove, Price and Young be sworn iu fts Bepteeentatives firom Georgia, tbe sixth district being vacant

From the statement made in support 6f thB motion, it appeared that these persons were elected at the same time for both the last Congress and the present one."

Mr. Ward suggested that the whole matter be referred to the Committee on flections, with instructions to inquire whether or not Georgia was entitled to representation at all.

After mueb debate the resolution was modified and adopted, referring th« qnes« tion to the Cotnmittaie on Elections.

On motlon of Mr. Ferris the House prpceeded to oompiete its orgauixatiop by (be election of a clerk, doorkeeper, aer-geanUat-arms, chaplain and postmaster."

Mr Ward nominated for Clerk, Edward McPhetsbn. of Pennsylvania, the clerk of the last House

Mr. Niblack nominated Ghar. W. Cartigan, orPSBBsijrlvisIa:^ Mr. Brookt b^ving beett Appointed one of tha tellers asked to be excused, saying he did not want to have anything to 4o with the eleotion of clerk.

The result of the election for clerk wss, Edward MsPherion 128f p. W. Cprrigan 9?.

Mr. McPherson was declared electod and the ositH administered by the $peakftr,

Mr« Ward nominated N. G. Ordway, of New Hampshire, for Sergeant atArms.

Mr. Mungen nominated Owen Thorne, oif the District of Columbia. The vote resulted, OrdwayH 121, Thorne 63.

Mr. Ordway was declared duly elected and the oath administered by the Speaker. Otis 8. Barton, of- New York, was elected Doorkeeper, and W. S. King, Postipastey.

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A uissssgr was sent notifying the Senate thai the Hons* was organised. A resolution (hat the oath be admin is* ttrafl to Yan Horn and Dyer, of Missouri, was adopted and they werf sworn in.

The'osual reiolutioa for drawing SeatS' was adopted, and having been oarned into elHsct, the House at 4:40 adjourned until Tuesday, V- —,

flENATEj.

Mr. Brownlow was sworn in Mr. Cameron and MoCreery were apointed a Committee to notify the President tbat the Senate was ready for busi aess,

A resolution was adopted tbat the Secretary of State forcjsh a list of aets passed by the last Congress.

Memorials from the Legislature of Minnesota, relative to tbe St. Croix Biver, and Dakota Legislature relative to the United States Land Office at Bed Biver, north, tabled, until the Committees are appointed.

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A. A.fl.

The last military order issued by Gen. Grant as General of the Army is dated March 3d, and relates to the economical disposition of condemned Government property as follows ''Inspacting officers in recommending disposition of condemned property, especially of tbe Quartermaster's Depart* ment, will bear in mind that there is hardly any species of materia], however worn, which cannot be put to some use. Old linen, cotton, wool, iron, Ac ,-can nil be used as^fuel hereafter. No condemned articles, unless there are special reasons to the contrary, which reasons mnst be stated in report, shall be sold.

Harlan introduded a feill granting to the Iowa and Missouri State Line Railroad.

Mr. Wilson introduced a bill for the more equal distribution cf national bankibg capital, the same bill fa* Ihtfddu'Cdd last senion. Also a bill to establish a line of steamers between the United States and Europe.

Mr. Thayer iutrodu9ed a bill to repeal the Tenure-o£Office *CVand gate notice he would oall it op to-morrow.

Mr. Edmunds Introduced a bill to amqnd the a&^regulate the Tenure-of-OtBoe^ S3 ^Ir. Williams' intro&ice^ a substitute for Mr. Thayer's bBl, sospending operations of the Tenure-of Office act until the 4th of March/1873.

Mr. Thayer offered a reeolution providing for a jiiflt coininittee of three Senators aodJve Bepreseatativea to coneider att -ptepositteta*

for removal of

political disabilities.' Mm Trumbull at first objected, but tabe^qoeatly wsthdeaw his ohjvction and said he approved ef aaah ooan nsittee, '. Mr. H*wazd xeaejwed tha objection.

Mr. Grimes oSered a reeolution inquir-

/INDIANA. SATURDAY

T4ari-_-^eseat

tJ^SeMte rules providing that Indian SitirthUafter be

"*l^Howard introdupeid a bilit© establish a»Ordnance Commission and to con^lidate the Ordnance and Military Bu-

^Mr S.atiau introduced a jointresoltf: tion providing for appointment of a joint committee of threO Senators and five Bepreeentativtfs trf consider all propositions relating to Indian tribes.

Mr. Sawyer introduced a bill authoricing payment for certain services render* ed to the United Bt?t?f jn the late insurreetionarv Stales.

Mr. Spencer introduced a bill to 60* courag production of cotton in the

^Mn^mnerdffe.T4 jjt!nr"l°_lu^J granting a pension to j**.asked Its -immediate consideraw?*.'

Mr. Edmunds objected. Mr. Sumnor introduced a bill to enforce 'the several provisions of the Constitution abolishing slavery, &o, by securing the elective franchise ,to all citizens without regard to race or color.

The Senate took recess. At 1:45 the sessibn was resumed. Mr. Grimes reported that the committee appointed to wait oji the President had performed that duty, and the President would immediately communicate with the Senate.

General Bawlings, of General Grant's 'staff, then stepped forward and seid he was directed by the President of ihe United States to present the Senate two mes~ sages in writing.

Major Lee also appeared and presented another message. Mr. Edmunds at once moved an execu tive session agreed to, and the crowd slowly left tbe galleries.

At 2:30 the doors reopened and the 'Senate adjourned. 1 "'M te* 'ft 7

France.^®

Pabh, March 5.—Bullion in tbe bank has increased a million francB. Spain.

The Sun says thp inaugural is a plain, straightforward, aupcjnct, declaration of the views which will govern the National ICxecatlve during the next four years,and expresses the convictions of the author ip a.manner which tbe popular heart will everywhere warmly appreciate.

The Post, speaking of the Inaugural, says, Grant's teotances and paragraphs all hit tbeir mark. He does not mean to quarrel with Congress^ but neither does be obean to be its creature. It'cbmmends the Inaugural warmly. Speaking of the Cabinet, tbe Post says, it is by no means such a one as the experienced politician, with a 8trong party attachment, would have appointed. This is to be regarded as a recommendation.

The'Post generally commends the Cabinet, though saying Mr. Washburne will have to be on bia g^aitf against a certain haste of'temper, with which he is charged.

It is uaderatoo4 among Mr. Stewart's "s that he accepts his appointment A QSADLY yBOJKQT. •»,«* A projected assassination of the U. SDistrict Attorney, by a villain ia the employ of two convicted whisky-fraud-erg has come to light, but the would-be assassin has made hii escape. He was paid $100 to do the murderous job.

TO DBATH. 4

A German woman, name unknown, froze to death near Haslyn, Long Island. Sunday night.

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TlJI!ke o5«^ amendment to

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Lisbon, March 6.—Late Bio Janeiro dates state that Lopez had an army and was fortifying a position in the interior

Guess had resigned, and Correa now conjman^ls the Allied army,

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New Yobk, March 5.—The Herald says, after rehearsing tbe points of Grant's inaugu. al, here then, including economy, retrenebment and a faithful collection of tho publio revenue, we have .the sailing directions of the new administrstHn. What is the general prospect?

It is one full of promise, prosperity, progress, development and power at home and abroad, and so opens tbe new book of American history.

THB PRESS ON THK INAUGURAL. The World says the inaugural shows too much confidence and self-sufficiency, lacks tbat grave and sustained propriety of expression befitting the Chief Magis trate, has no original ideas, and every, thing in tbe message which is not flat is erude, and it is a mere eqbo of the tritest common place of the Republican press.

The Tribune sayB the emphatic declaration of President Grant that we should pay our national debt to the uttermost farthing, is worth 90untlesB millions to the labor, commerce^and prosperity' of tbe Republic.

It says Grant will be the champion of the Monroe doctrine and direct his policy towards consolidating ahf^extending re* publican institutions upon the North Amerioan continent. It hopes to receive from General Grant a splendid administration. ^h0 Times s*ya the inaugural touches great wants, indicates great duties and propounds a great pOHey with a distinctness that leaves nothing in doubt, and the force of the born earnestness. Gen. Grant had something to say, and he has said it strongly and well. It says no one doubts that Ganeral Grant will aim to Uieet the just wishes and expectations of the Republican 'party, not by conceding to the demands of its individual members, but by promoting tbe welfare of the country, and building up its prosperity On the principles of tbe party, as the only principles on which it can safely and permanently.

1, I From iBdianapolis a" Isdiakap^ lis, March 5.-Governor Baker has i'saed a proclamation for special elections in tbe several Senatorial and Representative Districts where vacancies occurred by the resignation of Democratio members of the present Legislature, to befceld on tbe 23d instant.

A spicial session of the Legislature .will be held early in April. The Republican members of the Legislature hold daily sessions, but adjourn without transnoting any business.

Washington Itemed

•Nsrw Yobk, March 5.—A Washington special to the Commercial says politicians are disappointed in the Cabinet.

Tbe opinion prevails, however, that Grant selected the Cabinet for tbeir fitness, and tbey all enjey his personal esteem and confidence, and it is urged as an advantage that none of them have political friends to reward or puniah *bat nomin«tions for subordinate positions will be Influenced solqly by capacity and integrity.

The same correspondent sajs a gentle* man was informed by the President that be would tolerate no idlers in any department of Goyemment, and tbat tbe people were too poor to' pay salaries as mere bonus to profsssional politicians.

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CBABL^hK»r B. C.V-kiioJ^4.—The contest for the Mayoralty between Clark, the Bepubficaa iQpUQlt&pt,bury, the Bcpn^lwao /slaftnai its culmination. ., Pjllfbury had Cfarl charge of misdoniAatiot Iflssfon of JiiSiOffiiip\! QLwk.ssve so so it jiix i'™« uftu*

Havana, March 5.— IasargMU|ria Bcmedias are increasing: °,a

ProSpecii gloomy tox future suoar. grinding suspended by bad weather. QMera is abating at Santiago, but insurgents are piwerous ihere,

St. Paul, March &--Th0 Governor has vetoed the bill 'Kr frAn^anjif |Q| oapitelfroni St. Pahl. trtib MMbtfil the 7?^. an am nmit.w. via

CINCINNATI MABXBT.

FBOUB.—ilonr «ad grain ancb»n«*d not miieli doD«. xi i-J ^WHISKT— At91. #J

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aotsttona atarly neminU. MESS POSK—Held al «B1 76, bst-Ail a^lry. BULK HEATS—Offered rather !?$£(£) ifACON-^irdlywiy'enqnlry,etenIn the Jobbiug way, ihould»ra~L«b at for clearrib and 17 for-clear*.,

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LARD—Dull, no demand and^rieee niAloaUy firm r, city can be bought at 18^1834^1 (t BUTtKlt—Ve*y soarftoiliid IF dSSUAt 40

and 1-10

1^' "'if?''*'" NB W YOHK MAHK3T)"« By telegraph.) NcV Tou, KarabS.

FLOUB^Duilandheaty And4Oo4b^s^M¥0 $5 3506 3 for snperfineSWe.and wwSen^S SO# 70 for 'extra state, 6 15@7 00 for**' 7 00®7' 7fi tor white vbeat •xtra^.t^.

O, 7 00@8 SO for extra St. Lonli, for good choice doling heavy, southern floor dull and drooping. •raiSOT-^uiet, w?»terp at#« toe.

WHEAT—DuH, Wl2c Jf^spring in store anTat 4l W& 4%oh*ingat $1 47 dclirered.

OOBN—Less activeand drooping, 2iOaObns)i. at 95@96 for n«w mixed wester^, 98 for old mixed western, do. in store 96^.,,

OATS—fieavy at .7SJS vfg wSstef^.b.store, an4 7B?i do. afloat. oown-ritau.-

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SOGAB—Qniet, OobslSJ^aia -''ft WlH P0BK:-Dnl|' bad loirti^oW bbU. at 81 30.

MESS POKK—Kew mess pork at S31 86 oasb. SO 76(331 00 old do., 86 C0@«J25. 60& 30 00 prime miss. v-w

CUT MEATS—Dull, saIa»p£J30pk«j»t. UaiSt^ for shoulders, and for him/. HOGS—Dressed hogi^a'et for westers for city

Kumina), Cumberland cut ^rlrate Heavy at 17$@I94 for steam, 19)i fo| phlo, 3a®S7

lerin?. (iABP ®£for kettle rendered

DUTTKB—Firmer at for State. HO NET MARKET—The great fe&ture of Wall Street, this evening, was excitement contagtyaB* upon the onnoancement ofthe Cabinet apcojnt "if! of pel «yan Government bond market. His well known view*

ment of Mr. Stewart loocasioned a faT if. in gold, and bu

WholesaleDry(J6o4sl!oB8« '».•«» "7"

L. RYCE & Jobbing Exclusively.

HAVB J09T BKKW THBOTTOH'Otm

Believing that the Bry Goods market nrHl' W» more stead in the future, and prices lew ating, we shall keep a t'.

Larger and fetter Stock,

than we have heretofore, and shall ao onr oast to tii make it an obleej^'of all' ov CO UXTKYMERCHJ&T8 in* this vicinity, to bar their Qeeds oVill. We shall sell aa CHEAP as-^ aejfcosjr 5 «ad have as much regard to. the tomei* at to our own, the

interest of out e^H'1

Mutual Benefit,

Cloths anfl

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of buyer and seller being the true basis of fal* dealing. We have now a full line of

Brown and Bleaclitfr MMUlflil. 1" Prints, Delaines,

Wool Flannels,

"Drills,

€a8^lmeres,

Kentucky Jean&'

YANKEE NATIONS, &c,

w* can orrsB some

Extraordinary Bargglng In a great variety of WIXTER ORESSOOQO^ just marled dotn, which we 'are IsiiZloks to' seU before the season oloses. 1^ BT€£ A HOM.

Jan 15-dw3m

TTN ION BAKEB1. CANDf MAKUPACTOBT, AND Menda

BREAD and CAKES PRETZEl^j and Deaterein

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On Lafayette St.r between Oaoal and

0(daaa-Mi et-4brKsti street, or 1th street,

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inflsvor of codtraction and resumption of payments and mercantile reputation were, the Occasion. There is, however a eeneral opinion h* cannot retain the office con^ietant with hie private Interest Cabinet otherwise received with is

MONEY—Easy at 7 Jer oent. cn calls ceptions at 6 on Governments. STEBLING—Heavy at _.

GOLD-Lower and exrtt^#rqr^«8r«ir! to sell in forenoo, pHoe openeJ at 31 and closed at 30}%&%.

SPECIAL We wonli 0*31 atteskloii fo 'lfget 'rfit^ TUELL, BIPLBY &• DiMING are oSbring extra iadacemeiits to person?

Of I'bt Goods. See a'dveitieetn'tn't. d*w

rfcsrxs

Tf 0

.Mim .?J

to execute work, we are prepared to kinds of 0SO«ATINGs either.' iaUeMOSTAPP

W itM SHALL 60

When we cm call and see sample* PABLO** LlBlUJmSS, DIN soreens wa ksss far this purpose they will appear at home, rendering All work done by as will be guaran workmanship. 1

LIAVK YCCS 0IDIK8

,^«1, baa bt-

DRY GOODS AND

etuoH edi al -«J It:, bLt-

HOW ro flET PAVfiM For opinion, no uhatge. Send- .sketch and doicriptlon. For apgl|cat eB nand-mofja^j.not ovn one foot in pice, anil S10, Aral dovernment and Stamp lees. Specifications, drav)«|s,'|V^|^^ assignments prepared' rejected claims prosecuted, Also, InterferenceaJ 'extensjoir-of, patents, and appeals. Patents taken oat in all European, Ooimtiies. IUkstrat# KiVafiphKifrJ^irt pa&M Sent free Addross MCNN A CO., 23d3m to, 3^ Eark.Bojf^li.

Io el'rW ba« ,nol»ip "*e *nS'.

".noilfiioaaqij 6©o»l As* ,. :v f.418 Uaisot niH

Sdurfl tr^ acl'v.t"f('V vi'i, tMl :r&> dgso: a |i boliJos aoivtsi d«fT .* TJii'v.t

xoii boo "i*"sii) tti awllevniJ fi bt J40OT edl Io »uO .atftjr&oq 'iie-v cn ww eiensfc erii lo ii d?tv* rttf fnlftJIANO

O S I N S A E

jttim diirfw sySsstsWraifv^Vift'F'' -hi' jjtnrioiiHVjgqfl fl tiitiJ- a MM «i. .sririipskiar Jq'

Wteter Bry

-aaM.

8,^ (^wtfiiCsttc, jsairewlwd, Lowest market Talue, anl setting things in order,for [the 4 PR N a RADK,

*B1 «JV

LARGE

turn

lGD09t Blew 7oO cdi

ut JHe

1 ... miJ-fiJ

-•vdisrtA boa wtt*

tieods.

eril ia *O«TJ iwii »iMw *r t- ~s A -lana lot c»{l t3»? "J a -WOB8 .Vifi-' .»(

-al irtfliw "lo.sti"

Ji? Uirif

•i ','?'

E !B

Oliotclf Flgared De*

ies M« csats.

r.,o,

Obolee Flgared Ar*

Vsaal |^rlc« 80 to SO fCBtes|

ji __,^olTOce. \'a*aM39 mw?

n«eo»'»

--qo» l. WINTER^ f: 4 ti j' it jHXi

GOODS,

\J*TM~ 4

M«

.J ol 1 :.,d BMW 8 iuA a 1'-* •uttatueiii feos.toriiiis ind

«f no Pii*8l"ViI"r'

r'j v'

o« avaJ si9£«|i ^ffs

to eloM them rat.

gBooj*"UiA .yjis kjoIo a

tU it

In the C.-rw W

s(|^JUi*(.4ib11I ials.r!i .4s: loqa.oK .« O nt v'.JJ r......

ZoHsOale, HUl and other 9apUk&l$rund8. a la floset frdi tid: —,isaui4*oa

Itl «5 1 f/'t-fl1 il&uHt

J%AjOW

S«aitWdftt4 FiaeBroirn Sjui^'liiuiiiiia, 4#., &«.

fla

Umiq lie 1» aiiirurtJ be* AMiA won. TuelL

Ripley*

.fnoietfO U* Vi! fUif

.amw & Ha tytvb q«cU h*--,it ifu" Iff ion if. ton mi |«iil Io thf. a J*.l t' I", i?jt i&miii ',a mil 1VObw burnt*dffltfessiM!*

tKMQYJLL.

iJa

A E INDIANA.

art

Two h*nSrtdaofdt ofanMonM Obrd'|Wl«d Mwlt brJ. A. Bboadi. AffMlM Mtit flki "fatly Btoas*," West KaW str^,

SAktKT HOUSE—W. R.

if I

MAILROAD AGJBJfCTm

WaM« rates aa lew. aad ttea qqlsk as and

FRANK liMIKIG A Hsstammn or^n sTBttrsT *?f rraNn' a»t &'

jJ&MlTjfcTJt BUILDJSB,

VRYDAGH.

^pedacattaBS. dnperinteadaaoe, aad De

Ull Drawfnge rarntned tet every deeertptloB of BaUdfua. Or»»S.— 8S*wta. «r«

'South eMt arnw at Mala uvi H(th n.-,s»«ll|'« lru« Mora.

promptly atuad xjy

««T W IASK.-A

TVathijfatui tyahd OM Age ManhoodOener H}£tk»4iiA. IhaOaaSs of ladlgaetlon Flatn naa aad

JMrvaaa Mnaaaa aasopated bt Kar life&»fckMly Considered, *o. Pookat sea Isetins win bo for••s, trj aasreaetnir: iUNtil, S)S Broad. aatMdly

ja«* far

'ilBBil fWlitllliM tMM

Waf, Hew Tcrk.

vst ,c

OKY QOODS.

S. RY CD & CO.

i'Hv'

IB A

S TOOK OF

AT LOW

a«w oolulng to, before moving to tha l,s AN

5 iauf,

I^Af DISAPP0IIITID ,..

s- .ne* -fd mi

of designs in PANNKLING for ING BOOMS to, as shown on

FOB PAPBK HAHtnN

CARPET STORE. m. YiTR •&>: '-'H* b' '--r—

r,i t&gla» «w' '"(irtjfli'l.'j 0 *i*X£ei

lirreat Clearance Sale

OF*

at $1,75 and $6,00 per Pair, FOB BEST QUALITY I

'Mki

•"i1, tV''

Oar Entire Winter Stock

^1-

Must be Cleared within

THE NEXT 60 DAYS I

UtS

For SPRING PURCHASES

And we invite all to give us a oall, and the BARGAINS we bare to I yic'j-fA

examine

HHLIH8."'

OFFER/

C. WITTI«

(...

Doming

wuv Tiofl/ & d$iiiw id

r.in

THE

CAST CAST-STBEL PLOW!!

(SMITH'S PATENT,)

tit

Wears as long as four Other PLOWS! Made by running Melted Cast-Steel, as fine as tbe metal in foot Baaor,

INTO IRON MOULDS I

Can"be "laid," drawn," "pointed," and "sharpened'' as aoy other

Warranted to SCOUB anywhere, and every Blow Warranted to salt the Pirchaier,

Exactly, or no Sal*/

Has a Stssdlsg Calter,' 'f JiSolllsg Ooajter, Or, 10 Clttef, or we sell

Rolling Coulters, AND STANDING CUTTERS*

To At any Plow I

All Kinds Ottoer Plows,

jo9i» A jfom Tana Implsasswte,

ESTABLISHED MAY

DECORATIONS!! HSHDBICH

PRICES V"

OUT THB STOCK, WITH THS

CEP PESHISEB 3ti "tUi •&(&>.! .1^1 '*1 do general paper hanging, and all SIDE WALLS or CEILINGS JtQyBD STYLE, ,a

A' hh iif*14

C. WITT1G & CO.,

1*70 MAIN STREET,

BLOCK.

DEMIWO I

mm Jbati 'fix it ni""

-'(i

u|OlJ bedtiJ In f'tn Md ovfi 70 III'A I'l-f 1

j.sf|

WJj' offer otu*1 enDre Winter Stock

AT COST .«SHja'KiW'*-/

Ladies Woolen Hoods''

4"n

at 10, 25, 60, 76, and 90c,

ddo

Ifabias, at 46, 60, 60, 76, and 800

do' do Breakfast Shawls, $1,35, 1,60, 1,60, 1,75, 2,06 Children's Woolen Coats, at 60c, 75o, $1,00, 1,25, 1,60 Genfs Woolen Scarft, at 10, 15, 25, 60, 76, $1,00 do .-tfdo Shirts and Drawers,

H'c at 60, 60, 75, and $1,00

da :jt)-?do Jackets, It fl,85. kt.xn t»«f »iti»b n^e«^a*9•, »f«t

ALL OUR LADIES FURS! AT EXACTLY COSTI

AKJL OUR BLMKETI At Exactly Cost I

Bock MUts,

tilo?eg tiMtttleti,

ivBBr^ok:

CfK,

170 MAIN ST, DBM1NO BLOCK.

J.i it r.i: LlWfci

T^-*

etll- hj "V1'

''A*

jgljtt Jpulfcwl 0£b

12, 1851

CITY PBOPMTT,

»S2iS!f£,I£SS!4ta«

te^l^f^^^Addltitloa. Bout aad tot uiKSr.'l.,ff.!?-wW1

and represent the differed styles as greatassisUnce in makingaelectiena. -®A teed to give satisfaction In style and 'H -j"- swri*

UWSpS"

a! ef am ffjatMw THB 9f«osO ... »«4r|

PATENT CUSHIONS. W. SHAFFER, Paoi'a. ^tbopp^kttiUed Bonrbon and &u \7hiskT setd at tha Iter, aad no oOut, iFMureold by the gaUon, «aart aad plat.

A IS QEBBN AC(K 0(f*a mhu tmt Jrm to atf Booh Agmt. BOOK AfiHtTS WASTED rw aaitkev Htle SBUk's Hew tmt,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW^ IN NEW YORK. Mraaaw, replete with Anoodotea aad Inoideata of Life in the Qreat tfetropoiis.

AfmtM480 At «m dag,amo^tr told ami dtMf srsdaST ti 16 days, vtolkm- HQi i» 7 daye. Mo hook erer pnbOmad that sella so rapidly/

K* Ton wish to know how IVrrnnea are made aad lost in a day how Shrewd Men are rnload In Wall Street how "Ooantrjmen" are swindled by Sharpers how Milliners aad Merchants are Blaokmalle4 how Dance Halls and noert Saloons are Xaaasad how Gambling Honaea and Lotteries are condooted how Stoc* OoBpaalsa Oiiglnata and how the Babbles Bunt, raad this work. It tells you about the mysteriea pf Hew 1 ork,and oontalns Biogradhieai Sketobea of Its noted StUlioaairae, llerohants, Sc. Ahroe OtSarc Vol. 790jkjjss Tmelg IlhatraUd. The largest commission giren, Oar SS-xwse olrcnlar and SS Oraaabaok sent free on application. Tor faU particulars and terms, addreM the Publishers J* B. BUBR & CO. Hartford Cons. dwSw

BBIAH'S LIFE INYI60BAT0B, OB Lira BSJVrXNATING SLIXZB, Wot all Derangeaonts of the Urinary Oraaiia.

It giree

Life, Health and Strength to all who use it and follow my direct) one. It nerer fails to remove Kerroas Debility, Impoteney or want of Power, and all woaksasa arising from Xxoeeees or ladlaeretlon, resulting in loss of n»atory, unpleaaant dreams, weak nerves, headache, nervous trembling, general lassitude. dlmBaas of vision, flushing of the skin, which, tf neglected, wUl surely load to Insanity or Con-, sumption. Whan the system la ones affected, It win not recover wlthoutbalp. It must bo Invigorated and strengthened, to enable the suS»r«r tt faiflll the duties of ltfis.

This medicine has been tested for many years, and It la warranted a certain ovac, no matter how bad tha oaaa may be. Hundreds of oarttScataa oan bo shown. Prloe, one Dollar por bottle, or six bottles for five Dollars. -{m

SOLD BT ALL DSCGOISIS.

If yoneenaot pronuadt aead a stateaeat of your case, and woldeeHM mMty-ito BET AN ft 00., Oedar street, Hew.Tork, aad It will bo. aent you. On rocelpt of Jive -Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to seven^smaU, wttUbeMeat to any express offlce la the. United Statas^fiwgee paid. Wvata «traularai*AM^m appUcdbn. Enclose

Tho undsnlgnad, at hia^t^lverV Stable, on Third street, opposite tits IBuqlln Bouse, iAno prepared wtth good stock and-Carrla*ee, commodate thepabUc.

Stable, osdoa Uta dtf

ii jmj

To make foomf^araccst rl

LAND AGENCY.

t^LA£JEB'S LAUD agency, ^elwwa Th ltd and Toucth ••W* Iwsenable Cos»IHMSS w»Mh «f dariraM* Otty aadOMntrr KO»rtr tor eale. Homb. fer rent. —nwr

oot28dw$i&

Batate

Oolanu \xtaui 9 *Ki I.

& LAN&E,

Haute, ind.

I ______ '5 & ei w*t ftraiahed, Loans n». gouated, aad Meney invested. .. FOB SAMi-" .{ ii j.:- Pt^W

on 6U

atrset,

ul Wt 8th street,

stmuT »ptar, between Sth aad 7th between Obennt. *wo baalWKoeee on Main stnrtt

OOUHTT PBOraBIT,

»mta, ifm. wewtidecati.

BILLIARD ROOM

At the Teatoma Hotel,

31th

of tt#

fable, with P*mjui*b

»»*. to acBOB'T mrfncEK' r.

Aay person wishing to deposit Harass, Bag lbs, Harness, or other livery actloles at Huater's Ltvery Stable, wfil be acoommo8ated Wtth xnooey inozMy

HOTTlfc OCX*iN&

J^oticb! Tbe Arm of Tnell. Co., was dissolved.. •a tho 1st or Janaary, by fln||ual coasMtf Vr. O.

TTNDBRTAEjBfL***

4$r

test Side ^nbllo' Sqnare,

:-vv nsBiHAon. nrn.

W. Haberly aln ArUHscllSmlac taklag his plaoa* 'i'he new 5h^vwilTbo*B0«rn under tho style of Tuell, RipIsy^kUemlng.

All (arsons Indebted to'tho «tefl*m will) call and-sattie Immediately by note or sash. ^VSM^Wtf ... *,

UNDERTAKERS.

AC A

UlifbERTAKER, I la filiated to neettw orders In hla Una wld» .i nsaSnaasaad dlspatabc jraer of third aad Cherry ttaate. Isws Haata, ladlaaa laaM S ilwtf a

mmmm

1 ri.Q*

M. W. O'CONNELL Il?U( purchased back from K.

Ohadwiok,,

1 ruber Oo., the Undertakers Xstablishment. aad having had seven years ezperlenoe ia tkst: business, Is bow prepared to furnish Metallo Bnflal Osass, Oaakets, aud Wooden Collins, of all"* atylsa and siase, from the best and largest stock,a of battel material In the State, at 104 Main Street, Terre Haute, ladlaaa. dwtf Terre Haute 29.Ma^

a: if

v. *t ,*4 t™**--n r,-

la liMsttlouai BqWistttNat Oflta u* Torre Hante, Ind. Xodxls, DAIWTAES un Iiiost MUohisib* sum mxaooTBD. MTLeCraohar'sBreoch-LoadlngShot Gun alMigg nttmaa's Bmeeh and Mucsle tntdcr mado to orfrom new or old materials. |it

a. MS ll st it

J. Ai- BRYANj

JOB PRINTER,

W .sWoiW .7 Wi e4 &ti

U15 MAIN ST

:T£BRS HAUTE, IND.t: js

mSRBB HAUTE JSOVBLTT1" JL WOBKS.BT *•".*

TITTMAN & OO. "miis

ll—lilaa Promvtly ittaM to, 'M

S. IUIDI.

axd a.«

Lang's Patent Oast Plows, With Extra Fonm, at

IOWA

/. JK. MAB8H

REAL S8TATB AGKNCYir) rABirt, wild lands, And Otty Proparty of every deaorlptlon,

for

Aa experience of fifteen years enable as toin^»afcfcf* aarsL eaUeHaction In

ovary department

of bail sis*

reiatfag to a (oasral Beal Xstate Agency. HARBERT ft MARSH .fee

BMsWAXJfUT

STKXKT,

'U?'^ -V. De»Mc!u««.loTira^