Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 March 1869 — Page 1

EIGHTEENTH VEAE

Siui BiBwia, brother -of Mrs. Glkm, hi*01 reference to the yjTOW BMtt5^»i his confess •ioD is kpt *m—

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t^0gtfkph JBa£

JflTSehington last

night, we lcirn TIat'Mr. STJBWABT deelined t^appoinjm^of Secretary of the Treasury, and the -Preefdent has ac oepted bis declination.

hi J:. V, iJi yi

ItjWab earnestly hopea^tnat the eoil and might provrlro wwgehw bo tteT?aH' Sycamore of the{ Wabash,3 Oflkt he would flour UhfJhetW,f1l¥* a£^n/toay«tree.!' hope of his friend*- has psoved to be a

Dan Votfrfcees leaves for Indiana

Legislature, ariddfefcirfdt tbfr' abominable TifteentiaAneadMBBtei &CricA tor the P??f

It would «fe&r'fhk£ iriifixi' has been fa¥dtod irftlr ii

new reveiatHmva "Africa

forh,tttf negt^^lI^l£^tt4tyl^ con templates an immense- emmigratibn scheme. ti- iiio

But seriously*' Voownrae has tbeunen« viablS^reputatiOh of 'batlri^ drawh'fnore pay, in propoj|^on to^khp

ti^e devpted lp

his bu«iA«l8fifl, Congress,. 'i,hap «ny othftr man who ever represented or misrepresen*ed,.g»«A,Qr, ,,thif or any other Congressional distriot. He now .has ad 0$porttttHty,3t0' rtdsem' his character in that respeCV^i by irttentron to his fdtttyrbiot,o^t ,^e joemory ofpaat die graoe. Instead of doiog this, however, ke ia abdut to qutt" tbe Seat which cost him so muW ^toil and tribulation, and somet of his, friends'so m,uoliipetj.ury, in p? order to testify his hatred of race whos® mgapesi 'jepreeentaUvea ia this country will fljl a-.nere lipoorable chapter in history than that" "wtoioh- will record the publicftertlees Of b{m?elf and many of |i his asspcfat^.

We, beg., leave suggest to Di»Hi that, as on another occasion of infatuou8 memory, when he returned-lo this District ftomf'(5biig'res8, he should commence bis new pampaign at Qreencaslle, and that,.if. he is capable of,uttering a noble, franly word, a thought fit to be remem** ueredin a patriot is hearty 'he should let 7t ou^f^om tta^e js^uoe stand which he tbon occupied, and, as far aa Is praetiiable, in hewing of the same, men whose souls he fired wlthj.he hellish flames of treason in the spring'or 18.61, while h'is rebel friends were waging war against the flag of his country. We would al%o further suggest that he should invite his friend MoBBtj—-with whotp he dined and whom he toasted on the 22d ult.—to come along! and share t^Ri hoitoH of Wb coaj^g can. 'Vaaa «a^? v*

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B. "W. OALLIS, editor of the Martinsville Oaxette

has been elected PoBtmae-

tsro#«hat toWn.^ •scnWfTfc TWO MWtBIBS of .^te Lag

stamp« 8tatietf«yvaetOAH» iiAiiuxii in nu.iMUU ^uli.r

THE fhiladelpbiAti^A ra puts doW *w^»i

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Han in Y«^,»''ii ti^bfted«U(^We been seisn recently in Indianapolis. 'A

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I*»WNlP6ua'bM^a bOntraetto furnish at leastone murder. a.d»y. Thus far the copj?*6UtfJ"(Ji'M„illI4^.ft^

I"-*-O'O-t!a'

c^ut of highway robWry baiaurred a day of two ago Hi suburbs of Evansville. Four dollars

!w«re

ope«^%4,. "v.'

gafiwed by the

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Nkxb Indianapolis, last Sunday niglU two negroes named respectively Smith and^&van^eiiet eaoh other -Evang will probably "shuffle off," &c.

"PoMAi^on parties". »re ^uite the rage, in many,rural districts. Several honeet clergjroen have recntly been ruined thu«byv «feten -out of "house and home."

AT Oamberiand, a day or two since one SullWao ^Booked an aye out of the h#l &'ob*

AlWttir^he

DAVENPORT,

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cutta frU*

insulting lan^uftjtfB itsed by the latter to the*wiTe of therormer, :-sw 7™ A

the murderer of Button,

commenced a game of old sledge with Sike H«mm&ni within* fifteen minutes after Ulng looked up iti the Marion county juipett :tu

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taaMNBD OOLE, a schoolmaster, near Evansville, forged an order the other day for $22 worth of clothing and received tbe gSflfiWrfettfoli.

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Sheriff called'tb

see him,hut he "lit out" by the back-door and made good his escape. KOlrr-lttK

THE Crawfordsville

Review

says:—

"Neither L»FoHet, who vanished the nighty of |be recent flre, qpt( White, whose disappearance'is equally strange and unaccountable, have ever been heard of since. Is it possicle that we have in our midst a gang of villains and assassins, who would not hesitate to murder a man for two or thre# bhndfed^Mlars

A LOT of section men, employed by the Peru Railroad Company, got into a drunken fight last Sunday at a house near Tertland. During the fight, a man named Michael Frances cut one of bis comrades, whose name we have not learned, inflioting a dangerous, if not fatal, wound. Frances was taken to Indianapolis and lodged in the county jail. He admits that he did the cutting.

Ijt-thb grand Democratic jubilao and reception at Evansville Monday night, the fluthber of torches carried was only seventy five—twenty-seven

carried by small boys. Tbe distinguished "resignors"' were almost ovorwhelmed with this tremendous display. a.i. ^9^

PROFESSOR Gow,Superintendent of public schools,EyaD8ville,8ay8 it has been hi* fortuned to meet two intelligent teachers who were dismissed from the charge of schools in different places, for teaching that the earth is a sphere and revolves on its axis every twenty-four hours.

NEAR Columbus, on the eighth inst., St young man, named William Olmstead shot and mortally woanded his step father. The parties were on their return from Columbus to their home, when an altercation sprung up between them, and the boy, drawing a revolver, shot his father through the bowels.

THE adoption of this amendment will throw tbe entire negro question, out of politicBj and smash the last available plank in tbe democratic .platform. It is truly wonderful to see with what a death grasp tbe effete democrsoy clutch at the negro as the last remaining plank from their fearful shipwreck, to float them safe out of tbe political tempest which their, treason to th'e self evident truth of our immortal Declaration of Independence, and the Rights 6f. Man has evoked —Michigan City Enterpriie*. 8.1'

uHj Soldiers' Friend,', of "'not another man, not another gun, not another dolar" memory, is coming from Washing ton to take part in the special election canvass in Indiana. Where is that un licensed, portable whisky shop that went through the Sixth District with bim last fall? Where is that ingeniously contrived portable gambling saloon that did the same duty? And wher& oh where, is his valiant body guard with the never»to-be» got-at roster Come forth and welcome

ISAAC 5IMPSOK, of Boggstown, formerly a member of tbe-FiftyFirst Indiana, came to this city, on Saturday, and drew his pension, ^pd started home. He got off the Cincinnati, train, at London, about nine o'ciock, end soon afterward started to walk home. YeSferday afternoon, he was found lying,'speechless and nearly dead,4n a fence corncr, near London, by Dr. Forris. He was immediately removed, and taken care of, but died 'n a short time. The probability is, that au attack of epilepsy disabled him, so that he could not walk,and he had fallen into the fence corner, where he struggled in vain to arise. The Coroner's jury rendered a vcrdict of death from disease BDd exposure.—Ind.

Journal.

A WOMAN by the name of Dempsey alias Tusnor, committed suicide at Warsaw, on Sunday night by taking arsenic. Sfie bad married a man by the iiame of .Joseph Dempsey, alias Jones, at Horseheads, Chemung county, N. Y., four years ago. Dempsey bad deserted her for a woman of bad repute and had come West. His wife joined him and his paramour some time ago at Warsaw, since whieh time they have lived a terrible life uqtil her death. She left a young infant. Her widowed mother and relatives in New York are, said to be quite respectable peopie .i*.

MRS. CLEM, in her application for a bew trial, alleged and submitted affidavits to prove: "That the verdict has been rendered by ui'ors who, pri»r to being impanneled, lad both formed and expressed an opinion as to the guilt of the defendant, and who are, therefore, incompetent, by law, to fairly and impartially try said cause.— That four of the jurors, to-wit: John P, Moore, Benjamin Stokely, Wm. Varice, and Charles G. Wilson, and each of them, jrior to being impanneled and sworn is urors, to try said cause, bad both formed and expressed opinions as to the guilt of said defendants, wbich facts are moro jaarticularly shown by the affidavits of

ELiram Baker, jr., G. William Crawford, Thomas Smith, William Newman, Nathaniel S. Hall, William W. Walton, Stephen Allhand, tiled herewith, and made a part hereof, and which facts were unknown to the defendant or her counsel, as shown by the affidavits of the defendant, Nancy E. Clem, and of her counsel, JohnHanna, William W. -Leathers, and Jonathan W. Gordon,.filed herewith, and made a part hereof."

There were nineteen other reasons offered, but neno of such importance as the one quoted. Major Gordon read the affidavits named, which set forth that the jurors mentioned had expressed a firm conviction of the guilt of Mrs. Clem, prior to their impannelment as jurors, two of them having gone so far as to say if they were put on the jury they would hang her] also the affidavits of her Attorneys to tbe purport that they were not aware of any of the matters set forth in suoh affidavits until after the trial was far ad* vanced, as also the affidavit of the defendant, Mrs. Clem, to the same effect.

The prosecution entered a motion asking time to bring counter affidavits, regarding the character of the affiants for tbe defense, which was granted by -the Court and the further tearing of tbe case was postponed without date.

BY TELEGRAPH

!v From Indianapolis. INDIANAPOLIS, March 9.—SUas Hartman, brother of Mrs. Clem, now in jail waiting trial for the Young murder, haa made confession, in wbich he states that he was in the conspiracy, but was not present, and did not take an active part in the murder, and that Mrs. Clem was not at Cold Spring when the murder waa committed. The woman who decoyed the Youngs to Cold Spring was a prostitute named Frank Clarke, and that she and a man named Fiscus committed the murder.

He also implicates Bobert L. Dorsey in the conspiracy, and says Dorsey got Young's money.

His statement is not believed. His object is doubtless to relieve MM. Clem and lighten his own punishment Neither Dorsey or Fiscos have been arretted, and there is no doubt but Hartman and Mrs I Clem are the murderers.

'JU "T

of whieh were

He has the people with him no#, and they will go with himon. this-question* if' be maintains his a^tntbm^ '-firfn^^ss. and carries out his^resolatidn to purgC*1 the Treasury Department ot corruption and inefficiency. There wUl be the place, :and the whisky and ether .corrupt, wigs in and around Congress will flourish^as ever, unless Generail Grant breaks th» power of this radical faction of politicians. Tbe fight haa commenced, and tbe. Presi* dent, if wise, will show his hand while the people are with him, and whileVhe ean rally all tbe eonserva'.ive elements of tbe-country to his support.

tbe United States.

CABINET MKBTIMe.

SeeretaryaWashburne was engaged with the President on official business this morning, and at tbe appointed hour a regular Cabinet meeting was held

Present, Secretaries Washburne, Cresswell and Schofield, and Agsistaiit Secretaries Faxton, of the Navy, Otto, of the Interior, and Assistant Attorney General Ashton.

The Cabinet meeting was not of long duration, the President stating there was no particular public business dqiqandlng at on

Several of the Representatives were present. Birounro. *,•*»».jtofW&'ias ii-

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F^-rkJl: Miimsd DdW .!IC '9 General Rawlings, chief of staff to Gen. Grant, returned from New York last night, and was engaged, with the President this morning. ~wsr

SECRETABy^OT THK »AV T.

Mr. Borie was qualified as Secretary df the Navy this mornlog, aod-eetered-upoii" his duties this p. m.

UratBSAl REVaNPE AfrAXBN. Commissioner Rollins was at the executive mansion in oonsultation, with the President to-day, and it is ^n|ersiood the subject of conversation waf the condition of Internal revenue offices in various distr icts,throughout the cooiUry.

Mr. Delano will qualify a^d enter for^ mally upon his duties to-mort-ow. The impression is that many Changes in important offices connected wlOt^Jti^ -nter!-?5l|w®?ue

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WASHINQTON, M^roh 8,186J..J. [QBNBRAL OBSBB8 NO. l'l.] The following orders of the President bf tbe United States are ^uUished fbr tbe information and government of all oon. cerned

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the Court

Jacobs, a colored WMBMr of Savannah Sues the Atlantic slUwittonrCJorSpktolri for #S,000 damse«aiaMBMi#4bVl«^ltir oocupytbe fiitst eiiiiit'Vf-flM'ftfcttt^Leo, on a trip from Sa«*oahfa to If«T York In July, two years agtx {Ehrtkse will be resumed this morning.

A tito

:8eiiieme./Ooe*"fWl#r*^-ihe

The action being to recover |SiQ41{6Mf the value of certain co^ponj owae^Dy the plaintiff and issued by the company. |j general recruUiog. dej varibus periods, but whish they,failed to pemployed on duties, not satisfy. The Jury found /or the plajnti?F in the full aqu»uit claimed.

Judge Hoar, of Msstachiisetts. passed through this City yestord«jr. en route for? Washington.

SCX. .*,•

A VAflHItfaxpOir &9GWL

Says tne Treaaaryahip was offhrtfHo Boutwell, but he declined, aad the Postmastershlg. Attorney Oeneralahip, and

the Secretaryship, or State were offered to Mr. Wihwn. of Iowa, who^.de^ clined all of them. ,T5iij»-«e»AlU

Another dispatch Saya MH?ttori4id»6s |(tion. is office, andi thut jKr. Stewart

not wish his at a late hoiir lasl'night finally cqqoIu&yij «d to reeign. •*H aXNSATIOXAL.

WAS DSP ABTBtKNl1^*^

WASHINGTON CITT, March 6,1869. By direction of the President, General W. T. Sherman will assume- oommand of

J. M. ScfiOFIELD, Secretary of War.

By command of the General of the

AfO.TowH6ffSI7TL:

x~g:

HEADQUAKTEBS OF THE ARXr, ADJUTANT GENL's. OFFICE, WASHlNQTOlf, March 8,1869} [General Order.No.,^ISL] By direction of the President of the United States,, the undaraigned hereby assumes command of the Army of "the ', United States.

His General staff will be, Brevet Maj. General S. D. Townsend, Adjutant General. 7'

Brevet Msj. General R. B. Marey, Inspector General. Brevet Maj. General M. Q.J)$elge, ^Q. M. General.

Brevet Ma"$T GetfgfSl A^B. Ehton, bommissary General of Subsistence. Brevet Msj. General K. Barnes^ Surgeon General.

Brevet Maj. General B. A. yce, Paymaster General. 1 Brevet Msj. Genorai Jos. Holt, Judge Advocate General.

Brevet Maj. General A. A.'Humphrey, Chief Engineer. Brevet Maj. General A. B. Dyer, Ohief of Ordnance.

Brevet Miy. General A..J, Myers, Chief Signal officer. His personal staff, Aids de-Oamp with the rank of Colonel from this date will be, Brevet Lieut. Ool., Jv C- MeOoy, 2d Lieut of the 2d Infantry.

Brevet Col. L. Iff. Day, Cipt. of tbe Tth Cavalry. Brevet -Meet. ool. J. O. Capt. of the 6th Cavalry.

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Niw YORK, March«ttsv*Ml«v£l,'

Gonrtlferr PfKr* H«h'Ier,|r Rrnrnt ^jDent, Lieut

Brevet B: dI. of the

2d. Generals command ipg ^tilitair De. artments ia addinob to dhtiU heMtofitM equired theoi. ifUl give their special

heir command, whether of the line

(jor

staff, and to this end will- exeroise

I«i|»rTiMry^ »Wjr (wrt^of

case of Ju. A. Pattison vs. the & I the army wifflffi theirliiialtl not vpW-Alexandria'Bailr^-Cteiiipanjr^nif ,O'y forbearing, ... .•tf—brki*:'.

3d. General d4gotl 6f' Wpply, sue ]of c^ttt^actUn, 'petfinaoent forts

{mentor: corps ?.j

General Grant has to fight another battle It .. ofBelmont, but this tii£e.it J» ,with^

politicians and not Southern, rebels. It says^Grant should hot yield'fo^a faction of radical politicians, but should stidjtto his appointment bf Stewart, and mih^» the fight on him a'test of loyalty in Congress to his Admipistratioa. si I

!instant,

requesting the passage of a joint

resolution by tbe two Houses of Congress, relieve the Secretary of the Treasury ifrom the disabilities imposed by section 8 jof the act of Congress approved September 3, 1789. [Signed]- "U.

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rP2TBBSBCBG,

v^^pon.

CROWDS. .jrASfi- +ar»

Large crowds were present at the Presidential, reception this morning, a great crowd at the Sea&te, mostly officeseekers, and the galleries of the House pgwded' with straagen*

QBNETAL. ABUT 0&DXU HBAIq0ABTBB»'ABM^ "1 ADJUTA,HT GXNBBAL'b Orrioa, I

Anderson,

March 9.—The Republi

It can State Convention met at noon to-day at Tucker's [Hall. An anti-Wells man attempted to be declared temporary 'Chairman, whioh the Wells men resisted, and a general row ensued around the

Chairman's stand. A strong police force interfered and •separated the combatants. t'.JStr. Burgess,. Mayor of the city appeared and made a speech in behalf of peace.

The rival ca,ndidpte for the temporary ichalrmanship followed, advocating peace. Another fight ensued, and the Mayor ordered the. polica to clear tbe Hall, which was done.

The delegates are now scattered about the streets^ Jind it is not known where •tBey'liriJf meei again.

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HAVANA, March 8.—A dispatch from Cienfuegas, dated Saturday, announces that a vigorous campaign has been commenced by General Litonia ia that distri(CLv

TnrTfihidAd Impartial Ot th!e 6th says -the insurrection in that section is increasjiDg.

Advices from tbe Western department 'state that the sugar crop will be full.

ROCHESTER, S. Y,, Maroh 9.—Van

the-Army of the United 8tates. The iRiper'sflour mill wa9 partly destroyed by Chief of Staffs, corps«f tbe departments "f

and bureaus will report and act undeijtbe immediate orders of the General' commanding the army. All offioial business which, by laWor regulations, requires the action of tbe President or Secretaiy pf War, will be submitted'by the General of the Army to tbe Secretary.of Wai, and

in general all orders from the President ||ton early this morning or Secretary of War to any portion of the army, line or staff, will be transmitted through the General of the Army.

-He will immediately renew the praotice of the law. but carefully eschew politics. ......

CONGBESSIONAL

pt WASHINOTON, Marah 9. S E N A E The bill to strengthen the publio oredit was reported from tbe Finance Committee, and Mr. Williams said ha would call it up to-morrow.

Mr. Sherman reported a bill supplementary to the-national currency act and 'gaid bo would call it up to-morrow. S A motion to discharge the committee (from consideration of the Tenure of Office act, in order to take it up to-day, waa laid .¥£ goer's Ob. jeotton.

The President sent in a message, withdrawing his request for the passage of a resolution relieving the Secretary of the Treasury from disabilitiea imposed by tbe act of 1783-

The revest ortbe President wis grant-

AnothA' iAessage was transmitted, betog a ltst of laws passed at the late ses-

lW%itl to prevent extermination of fijivbearfag -animals in Alaska passed A bUl for relief of the widow of late Senator Riddle, of Delaware, was discussed and recommitted.

AdjonrnedNw SOUSE. The resignation of Mr. Washburne, of IUiaoi0| was received. ~,

Rev. Butler, of Washington, was electeel Chaplain. A resolutioii was adopted appointing a committee to inquire Into the validity of the Louisiana elections.

Mr. Sohenck introduced a bill to re-

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^bWet Br^f.'Gen. O. Oomsto«k, Ma-

arsenals pro

fin

cess- of construction or extensive repair*1 neral recruiting depots^.and officers military are excepted' from the operations of the faregoing paragraph. 4th. All orders and gen to sfaff of military departments, must go from the headquarters the Army through the Adjutant General's office, and through the Goo«r^l£ommanding the Military Sdivisions js» departments in whieh the o& •fleers at% serving. But ordinary corres•pdndencd relating to details in executions, •. ijmay be carried OP between the parties "concerned and the head of-

eral iast ructions

to the trobps or to staff officers serving in

Staff depart

with their execu

[Signed] W,

p. SHERMAN, General.

-f'MKsa^ax ypoM I HE PRESIDKHT.

BXNSATioKAL. i| message jwes.sentvt« ihe The Herald ssiys the war against th& pSenate by President to-day .i) Administration has already cojainence'd. ITo the

Senate of the United States

h"e th®^?nor bePer

jmitted to withdraw from the Senate of Itho United States my message of the 6th

S. GbAht.

Washinqiok, March 9, 1869. DECLINED. Mr. Stewart lias declined the appoints •meat of Secretary of the Treasury, and {the .President. has accepted bis declination. ....

It may be stated.that from the very 'beginning tne President and Mr. Stewart [were in dnily intercourse, consulting the imeans by which the latter could free himself from the disability ef the law.

It is eft Id not a legal gentleman who

,Vti •«. n.Qi{,| ijhas been ^poken to upon the subject exu„m -TTT_oh._.f_„ ,, hpressed an opinion that there would be a From Washington. f^^Pviolhtion of the act in Mr. Stewart's acWASHINQTON, March 9.—The' Presi- ceptLng the office e&er having made the 'transfer, but that man]

dent has issued the order to Gen. Sber- I transfer, but that ri&ny others thought it man to assume command of the armies of I might be considered disadvantageous to i-i fcit te rhave the spirit of the law in the slightest aoijf' awn j, degree invaded. This view eminently controlled Mr. Stewart, and in order ta

remove all objections he declined the appointment. Since there have been doubts about Stewart's taking possession of the Treasury Department, telegrams from leading merchants have been received, urging him in the strongest terms to make any sacrifice, even to abandoning at once all [.interest in his business, to retain the office, and advifting him under no circumstances to deoline. Some of tbe leading members of tho two Houses- expressed similar views.

At the lowest estimate, by the means Stewart proposedi $6,000^000 would have been given to charities in New York withiq the four years of his official term.

Mr. Stewart will return to New York to-morrow.

A Virginia Convention!*^

d»ce into one'act the laws rtdatl^g: to .in ternal revenue, which, bis matiwl, weft referred to Committal: a or re

Mr- Kelley introdaeed '^ll'ft]r,M! a S der. Referred to CommittBe oo coiaage^

Mr. Butler asked leave tC introMe* rMoltiiion. for a joint to cdh'rfder all matt^rf rel||i7|).l an treaties.' ."

For a select joii^tj committee on Be .trenohment, to ba.oomposed of four am bers of the House and four^ ffff.

That the Committee on the JPi Railroad shall hereafter oonsist 'df members.|and the pommittee on of htne members.r'

Under the call of States, billa and rel^1 olutions were introduced and disposed of as follows:. 'it

By Mr. Boutwell, a r^dlu^tyft J&T 'n$ appointment of a select Commiitee o* Reconstruction, to Consist of 13 members, under the same rules and' regqlttibnp governed the proceedings of the B«oon•truction Committee of the last Ceagredc, and that all documents and rnol.otiotu before the last Committee* be xeferred ta it. ...

Adopted 109 to 42. By Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts/*bill to repeal the Tenure of Office act moved the previous questio/i on., jts p*fi" sage.

Mr. Maynard moved to adjourn. atived, only 15 affirmatives. The previous question was ordered and the bill passed, 73 to 16 ••. s"

The negatives votes were ,Me«s|K-^U^ Ferris, Hotph-

ri ell, Bowles, Farnswortb, kiss Jenckes, Lawrence, of 'Ohio, nard, Sch'enck, Smith, Stokes, Taffo, man, Ward, Whitemore and Williard.

Adjourned till Friday.

CINCINNATI MABKHTi"' By Telegraph.1 OntoirttATi,1 Iffkroh 9. FEOCR.-Dnll, farnUy SO 6Q&9 7P, del quite light.

WHEAT—Firm, not much offering Ho. at 1 6S, owing to a scarcity, No. 8 can be boaght at 81 40.

OOBN.—Is Frmer, ear S6(367 ihelled 68(970, supply light. OATS —Unchanged and dallat 66.

WHISKT—la demand at

VI,

LARD—Firmer at 17%a]9for stekm, glhl^fly for prime, 19^@J5 for kettle tendered. DUTTEB—Quiet at 30@38. UHEEisE —Finn at 19@2rt£. .. I MONET MARKET—The situation at WMhidg^l ton was again the chief topio of tonTersatlon financial olrcles to-day. Reportstrste#mr^s rH signatioa and the President's acceptance the ceofj were freely circulated. Jh.l

MONEY—Epsy at 7 per cent, on GOLD—Opened at 31J£, clcsed at

SPECIAL WOTICE4. m. We would o*ll attention to faot that TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMJNG are offering«xtra inducements to person in want of

DEI GOODS.

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Mr. Randall objected Mr. Sohenck offered reiolutfpns" ii! lows, whioh were severally Rdbpt^i^^'

For aeleotco^imittee of aiM tDpcvvide for taking the eensni.

held at M, gener

ally firmer feeling. MESS POBK—UuIL no demand, It Is. be}d at SSI 60.

LAB 0—Firm and in demand 18^ tor kettle rendered, and 18 for pritne steam. BACON —In moderate demand, eales ef hlids in lote at 13)£ for shonldara and ll|41br tidea, mostly held Mo higher.

BUTTEB—Boaroe and firm atftfil rates CHEESE—Scaroe, full prioes.

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NEW YOHK MAEKETt-"!! By Telegraph.) JU Nxw TOSK,

Marsh S.

FLOUR—Dull, |S/aiOo lower, 8700 bdiheia at: #5 3O@0 30 for superfine State and westers, 6 19(&j 6 65 for extra State, ti 15@7 00 for extra we«tcm, 7 00@7 65 for white wheat extra, 6 80(97 05 fcr 0,7 00@8 60 for extra St. Lbali, 9 00(313 D« for good choice do., cloaing heavy.

JPHISKY—Quiet, western at 96 free.' WHEAT—Dull, slightly in favor of bny^r.j 41000 bush, at SI 43@1 48 lor No. 2 spring^ln store, and delivered, latter an extreme for verv. ohoiqea SI B1©1 66 for No. 1 do. delivered, latter verv! choice SI 60 for amber Miohiganr St 75(31 SO forf white California.

CORN—Very fscaroe, lo better, 31,000 bushel# at 96 for new mixed western, 9S§97 new yyllQjrj Jersey, 88 in store for old mixed- western.

OATS—Without decided change 3f,000 bush. Atj 74^376 for western in store, and 77 do. afloat, COFFEE—Dull.

SDOAB—Qolet, Ouba at 12@V£. tt ini#

MOLASSES—Dull.

See advei t^sement. dew ^_L —^JL|

HOW CO 8ET PAIKSIH.. For opinion, no charge. Send aketch 4nif jrasoription. For applioat'ea' Wsh'fl mdfdCpl, tot over one foot In else, and $10, first .GoTerhmvqt aad Stamp lees. Speolfioatlons, drawing*, caveats assignments prepared rejeoted olalms prosecuted^ Also, interferences, extension of patentj, and appeals. Patents taken oqt 4n all conntrlee. Illustrate 1 pat&phlptSjj sent free. Address MUNN Tt •33d3m No. 87 Park Bow, N. T.

B. HABB1BT.

Explosion

jtbe explosloa of a boiler yesterday.-— tTbree men were killed and one injured.

f*V! Prom LoutBVill?: v-'?*14' LOUISVILLE, March 9.—General John C. Breckinridge, after anjexile of nearly eight years, reached his home at Lezing-

^1 Ki

KKAL ESTATE AO^CY. FARMS, WILD LANDS, Aud Olty Property of every description, for dale.

Anexpertenoo of fifteen years enabla us toinsore satisfaction in every department of knsinees re-a ting to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, 64 WALNUT STREET, siMtli IJee JVfnirA«,]owa

UNDERTAKERS.

JS A A A I*

UNDERTAK EH. Is prepared to ezeonta' 1 orders tfi Ilia line wltl oefttnesa and dispatoli rner of thlriS and (7her#V

Terre BantA, Indiana. lanKiWUdwtf

rTNDBRTAKBR..

ML. W. O'COiraELli^ Having purchased baok from E. W.

HATS AMD CAPS

{ffi/08KjAT

oseph O. JUST IN BECEIPT OF Mens' Hats of ali k.irkdn.

Boy*' Hata of oll Missw* Hat* of all md«. Infants' Huts ot alt lei 1141*, And at ail prices.

Ig. Hats made to ord«r ou sbdrt Both*. Uoss aad see v? -i JTHU FALL STIJm, 145 Afain Street. *o* Wdt'

QAKRIAGH

MANUFACTORY

W1LD¥, TH¥MA8 A CO., Corner 2d and Walnut streets, Terre Haote lad-, Keep constantly on hacd, and mannCaf tars if order, all the latest itjUtof

We any ofRsred In this market. IspMfaSlsitWB' im to SapAiuiia. QelMtf

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coatings, wiwb-et ftditfod JBJXAJPXfSt iW^'ZJV4* f- it. a lo s'' wt •tdi .r iidi 'tits

WINTER GOODS

r»fu«wrt (UUVIV an.4 Um IO nifoa 0 it

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.ViJu.'i 5

DRESSGOODS! •»l J-."*.' 13

r*JM

io ,*«4,itir

fM»«r*:,£ ijf' VI

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Wffi jt.

POBK--Opened steady and elos«d (own, 10WK bbls. at *30 87@81%. MESS POBK—New mess at S831 00 old do. $20 00(387 26, prime 928 60@30 00.

CUT MEATS—Heavy. 180 pkge at 19018^ fisr! shoulders, and 16@17j£ for hams. HOGi—Dressed hogs quiet at western.

I3%zmH for city, ... MIDDLES--Quiet, 300 -b6x6s 1st MV Ar4A#t| ribbed, 1TMshortolekr.

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r/jM trww SVOfJt i|. 11 too t-t

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.(.fswal,-.^-4 tins •.1'.! ratal {-is?? th,... PU "tOtl.iis.iul ifJiSttfaV* 4i^0rw llat vt hug «eW 1 ifoe s-ru/H aassT 111 itA"

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SHAWLS!

THBLOWian I!! '-.I'T JTOIVMEM

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Ohadwlck,

Ornber A Oo., the Undertekera llBWbUs^ssMti ahd having Vad Seven y»ari eXTpertbnoe 6 Yhi business li now preparod to iurnish Metalio Burial Oases, Gaskets, aiid Woodan Cullss, sil styles and sices, from the beat and largest stock, of burial material in the State, at 1M Main Street, Terre Heme, Indiana. dwtf Terre Han tey 38.

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E1SALL% CO.

ArM Jboi* an&: "i ,'SIM^Mi,' sit -sWI-

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TO iNSmuii SALS, AITS CLOSB new coming In, beforemeviag to thf

Ajr

ijn

to execute work, we are prepared to kinds of DSCOBATINGftfttoij:

ilni'

fm SHALL 69

When we sayeaHaad see samfiet PARLORS, LIBRARIKS, DOT screens we have 'for this purpose they will appear at home, rendering 'AU work dbae by US' wlrf be goarui, workmanshipV'll" .t

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uw zctfifmli,«

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,-i" I '.7 j|% ntc.'H tjl tMTJ! is 1 », «f ,-iu* t) -AUIHi tt

t. Zuii.* -S'.'il *..tl rff. Vff

13,000 yds Choiee Figured An* •imMwti.

I \jif Uuwftl Fries WtoM MsaSait IW -uA

jaiwotWi

WINTISB *fi ynhft

fcllCOtt I fed.

DRESS-GOODS, 7 a ii* -f«l tim* .iwlfio

Aekrmhi.l' Q9

-fb' »fl Afi^ uPJ.oftlitifcs ij! SOIiJ-i -.V fc£ .• 'ii,! tiuaspi.

i'-'j.^'SLg:! if «l(Me 'rats I

In the stle will bo iaoluded 11 i*MU li

120,000 yds Calico, Jiut&ielYeflj aisi4» u,121Ja*«l# eeala.

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HIAPLIIEI LATIN'I'IMF'

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a- 'a' *-T V5 A'V a a? t)

CARRIAOKH BUGOH» nsa none Imt (ht ftneat ssaticial otlon of Arr work, and -warrant It sttySitof ly oflbrad In this market. Esp#oi«fl( attwtibk

"if -4 I

fef li i-$9

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ESTABLISHED MAY l^J^l

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DRY

w. s. BY

OFf

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WALL PAPER ft

1 til'..'I

AT LOW PBIOBS &- '.h OCT THS STpOg, WEEK Tfl&ed oerner of Sixth and Main. Having

DRY GOODS AND

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Winter Dry fiods.

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fiitantard and Fine Brew*

Mtulln^ die., Ac.

r,l 'mI 2S#TS

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POSSIBLE

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1 8

BBTAH'S LIVK IHTIfiOEATOB, OS LIFS RgJUmrATIXQ MLIXIM, Tor all Deransemants of the Urinary Orgaaa*

It gtv«s

a^IAfe, Health and Strength to ail who use it and follow my dlreetions. It oarer fails to nsion H.rrons DebilHjr, IaipoMB I oj or want of Vower. aad aU weakaasa arteiac from Izoesses or Inaisorstlon, rsinltlsf Is loss of memory, nnpleaeant dreMSs, weak

kiads«ks, nervous trenbllnf pMnl laaattnde, I dimness of vision, flashing of the skte, Whhi, negleotsd, wilt sorely lead to lnaaalty or Co»•omption. When the system ia onos nffwtad. It will not recover witbotrthalp. It asost be lortgorated and strengthened, to enable the saArsrto fnlflli the dntiee of lifs. 1 bis medioine has been tested for many years, and it is warranted a c*rtala cons, no matMr how bad the case may be. Hoodnda ef oartlflMSas ean bsshown. Prloe, one Dollar pec battle, ar six bottles for five Dollars.

SOLD BT ALL OIDOOHIH.

If yon cannot procore It ssad a statwnajrt

£rHew

,,4 ifm&el# 5

UiWiin.

DRY GOODS I

CE & CO.

-5 .Fun -.f"' 43 arHT-

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TOOK OF

V'* ,s fi',b «*•.«!-

SKCOtiTISNS.!

MB DEilOSEB

gMenl paper baogitig, and al#w I »nl WALLS or OBILI3FGS

in the UQS&JUti 110TXD BTTLli

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AWAT DISAPPOINTED!7* .• -..iw «loa

«f designs ia PANNBLINt?

iotao

I2TO BOOMS as showa oa it tie dMFsrent style* ask ioe ia making sfifootions. f* tMd to give ntbfcction in style end fe r-il j't odl n-i StM

rOlPAPKHAHfiRr*

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y*i v- », p9df jiwtq

CARPET- STORE..

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CO. rbisol'i xsaro •'•.y'tf St

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f«si Hfw

'su(rrf*T?gd3J» fm» I#".lbo T)mfy »ii \s odi

tfreaj Clearance Sale" wism

ifwuwi?

*a 10 »».i £aw

We offer oar enftre fv-reri??!*)! 1 ft teWM3rg

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v&C-it 9t! tq at »ts

11'i «*tw (fjflti J.ffB ti JM

tit'

|(MH)0 rds oiiolee Hsnrsd D» U0Mlfta^«sats.

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WITTIG & GO.,

170 MALET STREET*

BEMDT& BLOCK, Vsf Mt ittft .at**

ALJs OUR LADIES FURS AT EXACTLY COST! •i:/

OUB BLASKET8 Af EgoacUy Cowt aiel

•M

Winter Stock

itq

AT COST

ii»ia#ct8

i&f ha* iM-ama-

.Ladus Woolen Hoods 10. 26, 60, 75, and 90o do lido N a bias, at 45, 60, 60, 75, and 9Vo

Braakfast Shawls, $1,35^ 1,60, 1,60, 1,76, 2,00

do ^,Ao

Cfaildrsn's Woolen Coats, at eOo, 76o, fl,00, 1,36, 1,60 Gent's Woolen Scarfs,

at 10, 15, 2?, 60, 75, $1,00 Shirts and Drawers, at 60, 60, 75, and $4,00 Jackets, at fMOttlgMmf.

ido

io^

r. wtf

6 e.5?-fll

Mlttfc ^ores Oautfets* at 9},7f and $3,00 per Plair,

902

:Tf

(y.-i* pf

vonr case, aad enoleaa tkb money to BBTAH ro". UOed" strMt, Haw Torfc. and it will b. sent 70a. On receipt of

Viva Dollars, a bettle

nearly eqnal to seven small, will be mt to au express offlee in the Obited Mates, skarfsa paw. Private clronlars, sent on appUeatkm. laolos* stamp. deolMeodwly

mUMOPKT Of Ootrnsa orLaunraas, aa dsUversd at the rork Moseom of Aaatoasy, embnstef the I snbjeota: How to Lire aad what to Un for

Tonth, Maturity and Old Acs Manhood Oenerl Uy Bevlewed. The Oavse ofladlcssttoa *latnInoe aad Nervoas Diseases acsonated «Hrt Mariage Pbilosophloally Uonsldecaa, *o._Pook»t olnmes oontainlnc thwa Lsatetaa will be faiwarded on re«dp»af four etasapa, by ho't Maw

TOOK

kmn or A a ATOM,M tas

wav. Hew Tort. •arMOf

^rr:

BUBT

QXTAltTT^

.• A \-i Tif fctiVj M7T9!'' ev#i

Our Enffie Winfef

\mx

j» wa.'i«jis he Cleared wUhinr,

mS'

raffi NEXT 60 DJlSB

r« fttaMO To make room *"°a

For SPRING PURCHASES

•nd wa invite all to give as a call, and yaaalne the BABOA1N8

Im*j

I.ZM

,***•331

frm**

ws km to

t** f* m%

C. WITTIG ACO.. 1 170 XAD( ST, DSMINO BLOCK. I WTBI'jSWJ W

sum®

t'l

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'c*7,

JL'

fi $m fig

bdi

I A

8I| I*®

YB SIS I

toe

S.vm ,anas

THE

VIM CAST-STEEL PLOW {SMITH'S PATENT,)' Weftrt as long as Four Other

,3Te« il-i

PLOWS!:iZi

Made by running Melted Cast-Steel, as aa the metal in your Bator,, ft* KM,

your.

INTO UtON MOULDS 1

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

Warranted to 800UB anywhere, |n^, every Plow Vaituled to mt the MrSbuer,

EaacUy, or no Sal* I

Bsifs SUfldlng Oatter, hw SolllBg Coulter,

JRolling Coulter#,

AMD

It-"

AHD

Lug's Patent Oast Plowflr With Extra oum^at

JOITBI A

farm Imploteats

iNtWi FahltolS^we, TinssAimbinnDi.9

•asa^r:-'-

-""i -d -5?%

-J

Or, no Gutter, or we»eU

STANDING CUTTERS,

To fit any Plow I

All Kinds Other Plows,

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