Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 March 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEEN Til YEAR.

THE STATE.

THX Catholic) cated a new Academy.

of Madisan have dedi-

GRBKNCABTLK is about to erect a $L5I* 000, school house.

WIKT SIKKS lectured at Fort Wayna

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FORT WATMK has ao exciting case of wife-beating.

NORTH MANCHMTIB, "Wabash county, has a now chapter of Royal Arch Ma-

'song.

THE Richmond Telegram says a canvass of that city, which it thinks reasonably correct, shows the population of that city to be about 17,S24.

TH* property known as "Indian Springs," a delightful summer resort situated in Martin county, is offered for /ale by the proprietor, Mr. D. R- Duo! hue. -3 V, fc.r'-aS

THE Board of Commissioners of Jilarioil county has allowed $4,000 to tho prosecuting counsel in the tr'als of Mrs, CletO $2^000 to Porter, Harrieon & Fiskiback, »nd $2,000 to Dye & Harris.

PROF. R. T. BROWS estimates that the coal and iron fields in the Stale cover an area of about 8,000 square miles, and tlhat the greater portion of it is accessible without the expense of shafting or puna ping in its mining. .'**»•* •I I' -7

HBKRT HXJBTON, a youth of eighteen years, brakeman on the Junction Bailway, was run over and fatally injured by a train near Oonnersville, on the lTth Inst. His remains were brought to Indianapolis, where he has left a widpwed mother and her five small children, who were mainly dependent on him for their support. His father was a •lost his life in the rebellion.

VWe regard the resolution as wrong in principle, and hope it will not paw."

^ibouii dispatch to the Cincinnati Cbihtith-cial ays: Senators Morton aad Pratt have made the following additional recommendations: for appointments in Indian* D. C. Thomas, for Assessor of the Sooond District Moses N. El wood, for .Pestmaster at Orleans Mrs. Sarah Wilsoii for Postmistress at Corydon, and George H. Knapp for Postmaster at Paola. ,£,.l:

JACKSON COUHTT rejoices in another mutder I One day last week two men, named respectively Worrell and O'Neil, met*in a grocery at Medora, and got into a quarrel about some old matter of dispute .between them. Finally Worrell drew a .packet knife and stabbed O'Neill therewith sevpn times, from the effects of which •he died almost instantly. Several persons wer§£resent but no arrest was made, and the murderer is still at large.

W* LKARN tt^t "Friend" C. F. Coffin and wife, of Richmond, visited the State Prison South on Snnday morning, and both addressed the convicts in the chapel, and s|^Rt the entire day in visiting the prisoners in their cells. These two phi. lanthropists are now going to New Orleans on their errand of love and mercy, and from New Orleans will cross the southern portion of the Gulf States, and go up the coast to Virginia. They will at the principal prisons on their jour-

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FNbn'the Louisville Courier*Journal we hjfre the following sad episode in the domestic life of a worthy citizen, and Unexciting events resulting therefrom

About a year ago, Mr. Newton MoCarty, a farmer living near Mauckport, Harrison county, Indiana, about forty miles below Louisville, took under bis domestic root a man named James Gray, »od who was at that time in a destitute eondition, fed and clothed him until he was enabled to earn his own living. Gray was a barkeeper, .and had been following that occupation for some months previous to his appearance at McCarty's. He managed to win the confidence of McCarty and remained at his house as a boarder. Hot only did be win Mr. McCarty, but t!be villain insinuated himself into .the good graces of Mrs. McCarty, who bad hitherto borne an unblemished reputation as a virtuous wife. In other words he led Mrs. McCarty along way estray. McCarty discovering the state of affairs, magnanimosly concluded to retire to some fcdgu id the vast wilderness' of the Par

West, leaving his wife and her paramour, but going to New Albany, difceovpred Qray there with his wife in bed to-

ther at a hotel. McCarty immediately the country. Gray was greatly iu* pentad at McCarty's brother, George, for the part be bad taken in his discovery and threatened his isfe.

On Saturday both parties being at Mauckport, Gray attempted to pick a quarrel with McCarty, finally com-

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soldier and,

THE Commissioners ,of Marion county have adopted a plan lor the new County Poor House. The cost of the building is estimated at $45,000. The old building will constitute the basis of the new, with an additional story,makiog it three stories high. The edifice is to be In tB"e Norman style, of brick, three stories iu height depth 160 feet, with 204 feet front.

TH* Indianapolis Sentinel of yesterday has the following in relation to the Postmaster of that city:

Mr. Fishback relumed from Washington yesterday, and stated that Holloway would be appointed, and a confirmatory telegram was received at the Journal office. We hope somebody will get the appointment soon, for if there is any place where business energy and -ability are needed, it Is in the Indianapolis D. P. O. "August stables" are nowhere. f. 'ST 1'HI joint resolution offered by Senator •Mii-tcrti, latt Monday, permitting or authorizing a majority of a Legislature to meet and ratify a Constitutional Amend* tnent, whenever a minority resign or bolt to dafant the will of a majority, doe# not' meet with general approval. The Evansvi Ite* 'JoMrnalaays:

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foulIy wroneed known as-a geoiIwaaa poMessingall thosi noble attribute

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paniesrLONDON, MARCILFE^ATsirong protest from IrelAnji,agaiiw^ ,Glad«it9W'8 bill fori disestablishment of the Irish Church has1 •been pi&tlthfed^i by^rer one thou^filrish^iriJfifiyiAi^M 'llind own-

4hi have' struck on adooBdt^pf propdsed TeSactron UOM2 «4 of wages. aJi

Bishop McCreare ecrated at

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FIB^O&SSRRCTION COMMITTER, This morning the Committee on Re construction Withoutf. committee is equally Mississippi, th^pqi whgtber th or

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JlcCarty, his near Maucfcrport §s worth about $$0,000, and lately owned half interest IA,"10 DePauw House.'/ilrs. Mary McCarty, "the woman in th* case," is respectably connected. SfhV^ojjr projft«sea repent^hce a a a a

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of conferbnbfl for tbte' dif mt^al commetoial iaieresta -of tto two ooun»ies, and to^Snsidfr 'mfliificitioda shaald be made lii tie decent law passed bv th^ Belgi arrPar ltanaenr pfSh ibTCTfig ailw^ a «om-j

consecration have

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Town $4 IfftiaV.^

MADRii,' ilftrah ^8:—(jetetina OleraBgfc, pqfcbft'fr. the lite Mtnister to Paf i'sjr' *n» ktited yeirtetday in a duel He was a member of the Cortes, and one of itaSecretari^^- ^.""^^^^ -»«8 feti v.,

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WASHINGTON, dent Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Judge, Patterson, and family, apd Robert Johnson, have left for Tenn..

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LeaViflbfc'New York W-tiight, and starts for Port Leavenworth-Monday, and formally assumes commknd of t^e Missouri jDiviston ifl itpril-

PUBLIC CR«)iTi 'SPJLTJVI^A

President Grant #igned the bill 'strengthening., the public credit at 45 minutes,pji$t l/'roTfllock'io-day. This is the iirat bilfhe.lai signed.

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by the Secratt^Af Ifif tap&ai-y Chief of the Bureau p£- flngwripg and Printing, knd Geo. Rice, a clerk intl^lFirst Auditor's office, ^uperipWadeafeof thB Treasttry building. I Wm.v^- Rip^ardson, of Boston, has actlpted the »ppioiBtaieKLt !c4additi^nal Secretary of the Treasury.

divided regarding dtt^rfn ce being nQ ofi ae United led convention

shall appoint ernor.

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Betap «11 utindidg the*irae oval of ineligible civil officers in Vir^i^^^end^^lendmgats

I The Missouri case, invofviag 'the test oath, will be argued befoi&.-tbe Siipremo Court, Wednesday^'%, Sdbtotor Drake in behalf of. Missouri,. and Montgomery

,„.iUai«W ftwdmtlg B'1M« •5 (Henry C. Nice bft» been aseigned to

hss long been, pu» of thw/principal cjerks ia that office. aiskwiuif'i ombKinoKHtthH [6iWeni(

'The rrt! ion Secretary

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Boutwell Was greater than.at any previous ti»ft4wusg,. the-4reient administrar tion. ~ir* -1-"

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(The President sent«e appointments to J4.UH

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tThe Frst Natigy^l-yB^^ «t. Rockford, lite., "has failed, Sira -STiceiyiBr has been

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:^*W YORK, Matffr'^lfe.^^KTE letters Lopez is steadily termnant fled before the allWs at CMrrti Lfedtl! fie hM iMued_4^PtQfl*nrialion .ur^iflg lislpwpi 6 DOt togi've upord^pond, and ]jelievaSa^i«J'^» fil'he advises. «JNot a native is seen in tbfto^ms opcu aljies. H. was compl«tely sacked, not ev'ep

pled by the Anencion ep tlwlio\Mesoffojp6i^%A1r^arAspar0d. the $fa^T|nin§Ur for foreign affairs has been seni»teethe isse* on thb peace. It Platte, to pre^ifejhe^ is believed he is decide^ to harmoniae liling^nibiig-tfee rffHek* difficulties prevailing^

McMahon is still Kith: and coo* lllfaiis.

McMahon is still mttt^ seqtjentlyAeitelfl^r™Wd Financial mattp#8 «reWi^nsjd?»fab^ory sind the ^ont^^^1 B*j&k .lias juis« penned. w* a:- j-b. ,*#

From St. Louis.

stesswflMSg less, bat jasttiMB'Mother enraedTwotherTMr. John McC^rtfi rtuhed op behind Grayw^ feUed with

may prove fatal—but the citizens of Mauckpdrt "gresj. apjrfijn^naions that Grays wifl- aot d»v Tius tnan Gray said tfr be a de^perat^i loote!cfc»t«crte^

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St. Louis, March 18.—Gen. McKesver, Qpnprftl iss'ouri, telegraphs to headquarters in

this city that he has news of Gen^ Custar to Kj:aifcfe'2dtW which tMtte?fie£ wig starting from Medicine, filuf&i, in the Wichita nfonrrtains, 'to Come north.

Geo. McKeever adds that no" later information could~pbssibly have been received at Foft Lyon, at which post the report of the capture of Custar seems to have originated. Hc-

General Nicftola, at "headquarters here, thinks that the reported captira lias grown out of the fact, that about the first of February Gen. Custar started from Ft Cobb with sixty men on a scout west The report was then started that he would be captured on account of his small force, but he went one hundred and eighteen miles and returned Bfcfely. This report, it is thought, has just reached Ft. Lyon, and is the only basis ot (he account telegraphed from Denver.

An officer from Ft. Craig, New Mexico, has just arrived here, but he heard nothing about this matter until he reach. ^eTtEe Smoky Hill route.

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S*N FRAVCUOO, March 18.—St. riok-b D*ywai celebratedby fm^JPropessiont *tdTanquefs at-ttoOcciqental

1 fir- tof oaitSA4#.. While firing a salute4*8) night aboard the ste&mat Cht')«*paH^ OR -FT® 6ccisloft of the reception of ehe Smtaet Guards from Sacranmto, *^lceg: of powder exploded, wounaiitt[ l§ Uft person# and damaging tjie boat coaeidfembly.

,, .• .I Dofoaltw.^ Banv, March TS^Mr. M. Larrabee, city treasurer and collector i6f Gardiner, Maine, who has be^n conaedted with jtha city KoVernm^aVfer maQy j»ara, has been founa to he a defaulter to the amount of fifty thousand dollars.

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INDIAN IFKW9. I

The Officer reports trouble with some Pawnees at Ellsworth, Kansas/some days since.

It seems five of these Indians who arei friendly, went into Ellsworth, when spme roughs demanded their surrender. Two of them submitted, but the othet three refused .and were shot and scalped. ... 'TheMhext day a band of 25 Pawnees went into the town and demanded that the murderers of their friends should ba given up, or they would burn the town. -It is said they were fifmwl and inso» lent, and troops were s©ijt for from Fort Harker, but the Pawnees escaped.

Subsequently Gen. Gibley sent some troops after a band of Pawnees who bad been depredating, and sevtfn of them Were killed.

The same informant says from 6,000 to 7,000 Navajo Indians were at Pt. Wingate when he left New Mexico, and that constant difficulties were occurring be-, between them and the half civilized Pueblos.

ia —x— From Cbioago. CHICAGO,. March 18.—Fifty passengers from California and Nevada, oyer the U.' P. Railroad, publish a letter in the Chicago Tribuhe this morning in which they complain bitterly of the treatment they received from the managers of the road while on their journey.

They say that although the road was impassable some 10 or 20 days before they purchased their tickets, yet they were left without information of the fact. They also stato that unnecefsary cruelty was practiced upon the passengers at different points, by.compelling .them to occupy caboose cars' without fire in them', and forcing them to walk half a mile-or more at various timos, carrying their own baggage, to change from one train to another. They charge that the principal difficulties arise from the absolute unfitness ^nd incapacity of the divisWn' superintendents.

As the road is now free from the snow blockade, the cause of Complaints^made by these passengers may, })0 "considered romeved, and passengers' can ilbW "go thrdngh without detention

7 ,i ». ..s (Ji vmW A FRIGHTF0L TRAGEDY, A special from Oairo dated to-day eapi, as the steamer Belle .Memphis landed at Darnell's Landing three men, all named 'Darnell, got^ on board armed with rifles, but not looking any way suspicious.— They told the captain to land at Island 10, as another party wished to come on board there. As thff boat landed at. tha jjsland, three men by the name of Lane' appeared on the bank, and' one came on. board with his wife. As be started up the stairs he was shotdead by thfe'Dflifneils, who '|hen" ran bBck.'.'ti) the cabin deck and shot the two Lanes dead, who Were standing on the shore. The Da^pells then went oa shore, and called to the captain to take good care Of Mrs. Lane, as she had been respectably tai^d.' (Che cauie of th.e difficulty is "not known, but we hear the Lanes were men of bideh^ir^cter.

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A ITotonons Burglar. HARTFORD, Conn., M'areh 17.—In the Superior Court of this city to-day James Wilson, alias Dave Kently, the notorious bu*giaTj*was-seirteirced'" to iSvr^ears im-" prisonment in the State prison 5 for committing a burglary in Hartford, and seven years for a burglary in Plainville. He is already in prison serving. iltouF yearsi time, dating from December, making .sixteen years In RHJ. He has- heretofore escaped from Michigan, Ohio, and New Jersey prisons, where ho has ti(De -yet to sfitVo. ..

In getting awny from Michigan be froze both feot and had them amputated near tho instep. Ho pleaded hia own case to-day, and said the jury might have, ctjrioalty to know how be was himftdj that he was shot by a rebel sholl on the b|oody field of Gettysburg.

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NEW YORK, March 18.—Capt. ArtnJtrong, of the emigrsht ship Jkm^ Fostor, Jr., died of the fevor at his mldetiea in Brooklyn, Init evening.

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DISCONTENTED.

WashiriEton Fp'ecial says the army officers in Washington are discontented With -ttm late eonSdtiaation order, and most of those who have had. occasion to vi^t General Sberman in order to have their assignments changed, are heartily distrusted with his bluff manners. 11:: *A.-

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Prom New Brunswick* ST. .JOHNS, N.' B., ,A|AR^H ,18,7^-THA debate on thu reply to the- address dosed last ni^ht. The Government was sustained by a majority of eight. Cudlip moved annexation Resolutions, but found no jperton to second?{beta.-

UNION. 1

A dispatch from St. Johns, Newfoundland, iays Union resolutions have passed both Houses of tho Legislature.^

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Escaped Convicts.

PoPOUKltm'rflB^y• T-, Mar ft!."- PTVB oonyicu at Sing Sing prison gagged two of tie keepers and escaped last night. One of them has since died,

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irom Helena st^that ^efmyriSWcb'dcerned to heconspiracy resulting in the as^assin&tion pf Gen. Hiadihanbave beeB ^-rested,' including Cass" Porter, wfteffred

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Delaware.

WlLMJNGjTON, D£^ Slafflh" l^.rroThe. Senate of Delaware by a strict party TOte' to-day rejected the proposed amendment to the National Constitution 1 j: ..... 'M

Lom?viii.a, March l« —Rooms have been'reserved on beard thesteamer Rich•mend for Vice Preeideht Colfax *nd lady and Hon. B. F. Wade and lady, wno design visiting New Orleans.

1'EK.BE'SAUTErcroiAlJA. FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 19,1869.

Incendiaries.

RE rt AND, Vt., March 17. Peter Manj ', Wm. Butterfly, Martin Duffy and Thoa. Daihao ware to-day convicted of setting fire to the Rutland Tows Hall and Adjoining buildingin December last Two prisoners, James Butterfly and Miss -Mary Dusham were found not guilty.

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WASHINGTON, Maroh IS HOUSE.

A joint resolution to remove the stable, saw-mil), etc., from the Capitol Grounds, passed.

Several resolution relative to contested elections were referred td the Election Committee.

One offered by Woodward in rerard to the 21st Pennsylvania district, Govode's was after discussion tabled, 100 against 44.

The Speaker announce! he had appointed Welker, Jenckes and Nitdack conference oommittee on concurrent resolution for the appointment of a joint Committee on Retrenchment

Mr. Hooper from Oommittee on Way* and Means reported a bill to amend the act of 20th of July 1863, imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobacco, which was ordered printed and recommitted.

The bill modifies to some extent the provisions of the law as to the ownership of real estate on which distilleries stand as to what constitutes rectifiers of spirit^ and as to revenue stamps on tobacco and snuff, and extends to the 20th of April 1870 the time for withdrawing distilled spirits from bonded warehouses, subject to additional tax of one cent per gallon per month.

Mr. Farnsworth, from the Committee on.Reconstruction, ^reported a substitute for the Senate joint resolution as to the removal of civil officers in Virginia and Texas.

The substitute provides that the officers commanding in the States of Virginia, Mississippi and Texas shall have 30 days to complete removals from office of civil officers who cannot take the oatb.

He explained briefly the meaning and effect of the substitute. Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts, expressed regret that he was compelled to oppose the first resolution reported to the House from the committee of which he wa Chairman.

Mr. Maynard inquired whether the resolution was to be considered a Republican or Democratic measure."Mr.' Farnsworth replied it was labelled as a Republican measure.

Mr. Butler—And I oppose it ifa Deni* ocratic measure. Mr. Farnsworth—As I am the older Republican my testimony is at least as good as that of the gentleman from Massachusetts.

Mr. Butler—Nothing but wine and cheese is judged by age. Mr. Farnsworth—I believe I was a Republican when my friend from Massachusetts was in his Republican swaddling clothes.

Mr^ Paine, another member of the Reconstruction Committee, expressed regret at being compelled to differ from tho majority of the committee, but he regretted still iqorethat a majority of that committee could be found willing to recommend such a resolution to the House. [hoped the House would not pais it. He had not seen a measure this Congress that Beemed fraught with more danger to the loyal men of these unreconstructed jStates. The question whether the Union, ists should get possession of the offices, or whether .the ,offi«e-holding oligarchy jshouia still hold power. This resolution would turn the scale in favor of the disiloyalof those who opposed the Congresplan of reconstruction, and against the true and tried men.

Mr. Farnsworth defended the action of {the Cammittee, arguing that the simple effect of tbe resolution would be to leave

Gan. Canby the solution of civil offi-' :eis in Virginia, instead of compelling jBen Stoneman to fill the offices in the hext two or three days.

The Bouse refused to second the previous question by 50 to 76, ,and the joint iesolutipns were, on motion of Howard, Submitted to tbe Committee on Reconstruction.

The joint resolution yesterday by Mr. Bingham from the Judiciary Committee for thp relief of B. Pgnoan, of J£y., wa« cjiecussed by Bingham, Sphofieldr Hoagp and Maynard.

The question taken on tbe amendment dffered by Scofield, providing that Duncan shall first release all claims for rents use of his property prior to the pasge of this act amendment agreed to, as, 80, nays 71, and the resolution passed, yeas 813, nays 67.

Mr. Bingham introduced a bill to amend the act of July, 1865, for holding U. S. Court ib- cases of sickness or other disability of tbe Judge.

Als^a.bill to secure and protect tbe freedom- and transportation of commerce referred to Judiciary Committee.

Tbe Speaker announced that he had appointed Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, to fill a vacancy on the Reconstruction Committee, to tako rank next before Mr. Beok. ..

SENATE.

A joint resolution to sell the Chatta1aonga Rolling Mills was passed. Mr. Morton introduced a bill to constrbct a military road through Dakota, Montana and Washington Territories referred to Military. Committee.

Mi". Chandler introduced a bill to license and enroll certain foreign vessels, which passed.

Mr. Harlan introduced bill relative to pension laws, and for other purposes referred.

On motion of Mr. Sherman, the hill supplemental to the act to proyide a na7 tjonal currency, secured by pledge of United States bonds, was taken up.

Mr. Wilson offered an amendment, which was read. The expiration of the morning hour put the bill over and brought up the bill to rep4al the Tenure-of-Office act.

Mr-Morton renewed his argument in favor of repeal. The proposition to suspend it was really a confession that there was no constitutional principle underlying the law, and that whether it should be repealed, 'suspended or retained, was only a question of expediency.

Mr. Davis was In favor of unconditional repeal. H« said ha alwaysjiad been opposed to the law, the purpoae of which ha understood to be to degrade the President and subject him to the dictation of li* Radical majority of the two Houses of Congress.- He would vote foe repeal, not bioauEe of hU confidence in Eresident Grant, for he had none, but because he believed tbe laW to be upcomtitutional and YW4I

Mr. Brownlow then obtained the floor. He was too feeble to read his remarks, so they were read by the Secretary.

The passage of the Tenure-of-Office act, he said, marked an important era in the history of our Government. It had imposed a long needed check: upon the usurpation of powers by the Executive, and the advantage thus g&U>»d should not on any account be yielded. He was therefore opposed to the repeal of the law, al

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Tha Senate tlfen adjourned. .r

though willing it should be modified so I art U\T K^IATIVDPWC1 "Tar as Congress might think expedient.-^ ALLl&IN U» ^JjllJfVllj ff )J I The chief reaMn jtiyQAJSr repeal seemed to be, the eoBflcence of Congress and the people in President Grant, bu£ that seem ed to him no reason at all. No one within or outside the Chamber had a higher estimate* than he, of President Grant's character, but in considering such a proposition as that now pending, he could not, nor should the Senate be, governed by anything so unreliable as individual character~~5F~iiT bVVnescent as individu ality.

Mr. Scott next took thd floor, but immediately' yielded for motion to adjourn,

Mr. Trumbull announced he would press the Senate to a vote before adjournment to-morrow.

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ontonmATi XABXXT^ By Telegraph.) daromuTi, M»rgU,18. FLOUR—Doll, family 16 85SS 60.

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WhSAT—Dull, No 2 at 1 w. OOBN-Qttot «t64S68o. MB88 PPBK—I* (ligber, at»33 bnytr for April, ana SS W cash, and is now held at S3.

BULK MKATS—Held flnbly at 13c for shottlderi and lev for sideabnt no sales. BatOH—Unlet bat firm ft 14,17 and, 17^4 fcr •hoolders, clear rib'snd clear sides!

LaBD-uSiMat 19 bui is fs not offered tit this' rate, though the demand is light. w6 HAMS—Soger cured firm at 18X(§19.

BDTTBB—Scarce and Arm at 38042. BOOS—19c. snfliS^ritB^d,: In fhir.deiund.'Oaba 13_ 14, Porto Qico.end Kew Orleans 14£|16$, 'refined jteady at .18 to ITU, the latter rate for hard.

COKFXE—In fSr demaud at. 32 to' 24J4.for fall iprime. *01

DLASSI8—Firm, K. O. at 80385.

HEW YOHK MARKETBy Telegraph.] Haw Toaa, Mafch 18.! FLODB—10016c better on low grades, sides tit S5 46(86 00 for superfine

State aa4 Westers, 16 16

|S 30 for common choice extra State, ,6 10 j) US for extra westecarr7(W®7

ctra, 6 25(07 30 forSBu,T ()0@8 60 forextrp St.IioaiSrS 00(318 00 for good choice do., closing steady. -v -3 1

OORK^-HeaVy and easier at for a mixed weswnfanft88 for western yellow. OAT8—Dpll if,. 7B for. .western-in store and'7, |75}£ for do afloat.

He proceeded to argue against it, contending there was no necessity for it, and its effect Would'be to rehabitate offioers who were disqualified from holding offica

COFFBB—Quitt. 8DOAB—Qalet at HJJ for Cuba liad 1% for Havana.

MOLAS9B3—Dull. POBL—FlrmeJ,'at *f3S 00@32JJ for new. mess,

31 60@31 75 fer old -do., 2tl 60f27 60 for prim and88 76@3(t,^BXoK.piime.mess. CTCTT MJCATS—Quiet, at 13^@13 for ihoul-l den, and 16017 for hams.

HlKJS—Dressed lower at 14^D14 for' western! 14014V2 for city, 1 MIDDLfi9--lfirmer and quiet.

LABB—Heavy and a shade lower at 18019^1 for steam aad 19K@19K for kettle, BUTTBB—QulSt "at 30@40 for Ohio, 400^0 for State.

OHBKSE—Steady at I8@22. MONKT—Active at 7 per cent on call, some weak borrowers paid 7 per cent gold. Banks generally doing Uttle for tho street is still un-. easy relative to the coursa'of the market for the next two weeks which delays bull movements, There are reporits of locking: Up but no reliable thereof, ,, ,6t..

5LD—IlbVir—Opened' at 31J£ and closed: at a? ss• ii"*«• -i'

SPECIAL NOTICES.

We wonld oall attention to fact that TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING are offering extra indacequebts to^iersont in want of DBT GOODS. See adveitisement. dsw

THE BEST aBsortmobt" of plain 18k Bings in town, is to be found at S. K. Don't formldwtf

Frestnan's, 161 Maib street. get. eavm jfCHl .-•*« r» r-ff r-""--|K'

CLOTHKS WJ&URABBSJ CLOTHES WRINGBasil 'iiJi«Buckeye Oiotiies Wringers.

Little Orant Clothes Wringers. Sherman Olotbas Wringers, Fer sale at CORT & MANCQDRT'S^ -. l#j{ J'f

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A WORD TO If youi'want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to O. Wittig & Co'a.,, 170 Main street)« Peming Block, they sell at cost, jli-dtt

SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALKB Luther Grigsby Jtseps a nice and welt selected stock of Groceries and Produce for sale at bis new stand, opposite the Sostoffice. Call and see for yourselves. The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will a gpod, tinqe. jidtf.,

CAST-STEKL PLOW (SMITH'S PATENT,)

Wears ag losg as Four Other PLOWS!

Made by running Melted Cast-Steel, as fine as tbe metal ia yotri Rszor, «J INTO XBON MOULp^ I Oan be "laid,''* ^rawn," "pointedf, and '•sharpened''as any otter

Warranted |Q&QOUR anywhere, and every flow Warranted to nit tbe Purchaser

11 Exatttfr or mo Sale I

Has a Standing Ootter^V^ -i JtoUlBg Coulter,, Or, no Cotter, or we sell

Rolling Coulters, AND STANDING CUTTERS^ 1^^" To fit any Plow I

All Kinds Other Hows,

ujig's Patent Cast Plows, 3 r*«W!th Bztra FOIHTS, at

JOHE8 A JONK^

Farm lapleaients,

Saet Bide Pabllc 8qaare,

,il

r1 TTBRI HAUr*. IHD.

*4r Vit ft jt, k~t 0

.8.

OTICB.

sftisl 4

Vl ill*

e«

andarsicned hae been appointed IxMotor of the Will of Thomas T. Well", Ooaaty, lad., deasaaed. to be sol rent.

late of YI{o is sap

OBO. O. D1

The estate Is sy^osed

LOWEB

.•»:•• :.W

fSneowsow to A^Ky. BltbwN & OO.)

mimmnmm,

BOOK 8KLLER8 ASH vir

8TAT10KSK8.

We are prepared to do, on ti!l«^horteat aotliie an kinosef]obprinting sneh

Abetter Head#,

f" Vrf/

Programme8t

'm'Z? \WeflAina Business Cards,

4 lii Hi Vitfting Cards, JBfwelopes? 'r-"--

Bills Lading,

,Checks,...

j. -text a

Posters.

Juuoeis, jvoiiif a .•'•/.-.•js Tog8 Ac

than the same line of goods'have been sold fbr years paflt.

choice extra SUte, .6 10J# We,shall] 60 fbr white wheat I preparedmt all dmaito lurntahor order

extra, 6 2507 30 for SBu.T 0O@8 60 for extra I «l«sired.

7 06@T 60 fbr white wheat

do., closing I 3 *.». :si! e. ,.r 1

OOKS MJBAIi—DnU, Jersey 4 26@4 WHI9KT—QuWt, Western at 95 free, WHEAT—HeaVy'and 1c lower, 91 45 for ISfo spring. In .star*, I 46^ for do. delSvered, -60fo| amber Mfchigata and 66 for wbite OalifoTnia.

AM—If Jlfi K#

Commissioner ®f Deeds for

Call at Simpson'* B«al Bmtmte AidMy.

r.,

GOOD QUALITY of Shirts and Drawers oan b^ bad for 50 and 60 cents, at C. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, Doming Block. jll-dtf

"fc

VBK9CBiPTiQifs csre&iliy preparc^ fiy*! competent Druggists, at Davis' Drug Wholesale Dry tiOOtlS HOHSC Store, Demlng Block, 6tb and

CT*

®*tn

CAST

'•i Mtifii i/wi* itMtiH-iaq 3 liifl

tilm-dl in' .... ..ift.IiiW41

WANTED.

FABM9 AND HOUSES .i fr'. TO SELL AND BSNl. I"' f/hliTiti.' i. i.I--. I

Continental Life Insnranee

OF.JVBJW .YORKi«# ®i CAPITAL, paid in........, •!«•»,00^,OO

tOLIOIBS Issned in 1868.rf »,8M

K. H. SIMPSOJf,

I DISTBleft

:lM O 7 il

firm ofiTo'eU! Bipley *.OO":"WM (itaso|wd I povu lutbf Ja^uikr^, ly liitltukl ctms^bt, Vr.Xt. I keep ibdrlf retiring, and' Arthur IfenridgtaUag Ii

Babi___,

Uls place- The new firm, wfll beAnown under tte style of Tu'ell, Bipley «perpJng._

All persons indebted to tho la'e flrtft' WiUf tell id se tie immediately, bf aotewr icashi oitZ

'L. RYCE & SON. Jobbing Exclusively.

»*•'tWi sisu

and Better Stock,

than we have heretofore, •and shall do bor' best to to make it an object for all- i-

ComTRYMM#0B4J!W& in- khi.:Tioinity^s2J»nz th«^ G«sds ofm^ iaterett orour I

shall sfU as baVe ak (Du^n turners to our

regard :r irrn, thb

Brown and Bleachc^ Muslins. PrUits, Delaincg, i?-5 Drnis, Wool Flannel^

*d f:c»i joteiBOijnjiJ

and ire

any book'

ALLEN & ANDBEWS.

SIMPSON'S COLUMN-

.{^imW ead-

*m .uumi

.il Jgr-jSU."

JJUFU.S Hf..^ZMP.Sp^

a si A (xi» I'taS I

ATXAlWs *$IW

ATTORBTET uti

HOTABT rVIUCi .iwinti

Fire and XlCeJnsuraBce Agent,

Terre Haute, "ihdiana.

,0.?FI0B—In Scott's ,Bnildiag?^apataiiiSTropi I poalte the Mew 06urt House. I" ^OrlC®—Co]lect'l6ils nlade ia "and out of

Oourt,at reasonable enrmistlobS.' .. BSFBCIAL ATXENtlON glr»n 1 sMUeme of( Xstatss (nd Ouardians in/ihe Probate Oonrfc.

Si,it (HUM .iti Mtillfttsl I' »mm fi«f AB't tiiiii itfll

FOR

PAPER HAi

SPBINO

BR0KAW 8R0

109 Main tftoetf

to bs fOnnd la the West,

Litws-84

"We have a number of^lxjst Oass Decorators, Designsn and 1*1 ain Paper Hancerc tbtt we cah send to any part of t^e

toB e4i BROKAW BBO*8. a•***••• k& difji ifcvf [itfi Hti&i bluiv Ji /IH't'if sn»4^iO •Hiiaaw* tiaswi S«»H. tm .l

7 i.i t:i

MILUNEKY.

f. «.

Mr*. BICKIH6HAH Has removed to the ooraer of Foarth a«d Ohio Streets, wheresha ia aow opening a tall and eoa- I plete atook of Tall style Bonnets, Bib Dens, Flo#ers, Ac. DKBSS HAKINO has also bean addjd to the basinesa-. Having a oompetent Bisw ai I feer, satisfaction gnaranteed. 1

AS W I fllf

-tmd., I

i.-lfcyiilOiWn fir a»i. Ju*: *Y 1 •M .lists

A .email frame, buildlag, corner of dth end dbestnnt stri ets—ohcap-r-nqrchaier to. remove! the ball'lilg.

A city lot, adjoining the resldeace vf John D.i Murphy, on North Flnt street. A beautiful bnilding.lot coraer of 8thatld Walnut streets—fencedr-^baleaml frnjt.trees. 120 acres of good timber landt 1^ m^les froa

A two-«tory brick basiness ihonsa, /situated -oa Main street, betwesn AtK and 9 t^ii—fi^itable for a I (Jrooery s'ore or Boarding Hcuss. A gobd' bargain and ea»y payments.

[Jina |W w««

,jtt'

HAVB JUST BEEN THBOUQH OUB Stock, rednolng priceslto tbe

ine.

Lowest Market Va|iie^

and setting things in uedar for fthe

S I N 2 Belisving that the Dry Goods market ^IU bs steady in the future, and prices less flufl we ehall keep'a

.. ciotbs and casstnterte,

Kentnclcy Jenpu

YANKEE NOTIONS, Ac,

\i,M wa oAK OFFXB ao** :i I .... ji.i lOiB...

extraordinary Bargains

In a great-tartsty of

WIITEB DBISSCOOl^ I M* tearied dew*., which we ^re.amMpaa toisstt 1efore the season Moses. t, RTCK A SO* fcimwat ft, ^4 ih*i iii

BILLIARD R00I At the Teutonia Hotely

Rak 1T4 aad 171 Maiy. M. tM IU, TBRRE B&UTE^ '$p\Z With Its of the fn^it Tables wiih PaaMats PA^EJWT CUSHIONS. '4-. &

Pun Ooypm- DUOhi Bourbon and Bye VThieky •old at the Bar, aa4 no otter. Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and plat.

6 a a

:ESTABLISHm^MAY 12, »,'! .liiTi ,JotfeM ,^glnteE

MClNCt

mh~.

ImyorMn, WhoHeale asl MU Mm '-jrt

O S S

caipbts,

CLOTHS Ae.

We are BOV TWRIVT^ N^sev spring stjSea, and shan "bk oonstaatly CpBM Mt.

t.j

to them as *•7

Wa. have oa head At

ZjAJtamT

butuyxs fce* SjlWI

'*lA and

Sod all klnth of cothniarcfaf printing fo'r Bal .Baade Banks. Ocontjr oScMg," aieirchanr others. '. .., „U .. tare all kinds bftlnk-booksand bind'ail kinds of printed tnat ter in the lateit style.

We are also ia receipt of the (IhfSt line of BLANK-BOOKS and 8TATI0NHBY ever presented't3 this market Which irt offi^ at

•u:

ntir

STOCK

is JJZu* if

it} utrtft®! ri&iti ititifci 6iw ,J

WRIGHT'

Repellent Umbrellas,!!

VAST COXaOB

Pricea, the roaoh of all. Keep tne wearer irjt do not soil the draw «r!| flotir. and wlll not turn "Insideoat."

Martinsburg, county-seal ot BTpley Oounty, Bissouri, a*, a- bargain. Will lie sold fbr'parfsasir, and good trade for balsttca.. i, j,'

AUwill bear Itiside tbe above mark, none.oth*' er* genuine. At Wholesalem}y by.,.. ,«W'rf

WBIiEI BBOT ABB8 CO aii lM KMM Bliw^ PUIaMifelap «M Broadway, Haw Tatk. aarS^tttaw-SM —I .i ,|

MAirtrafft

•s-Md katftssd

Mrs. IV. £. HEDGES,

Has reihotifed her Oloak and Drees Staking eetablleabinent to Haylort new bttildibi, oa Onto, beFoarth and. Fifth (streets, wbere sbe will ', who deeire theaoet perfiiet

tweeaJfonrUt and. Fi!

Particular' attention wttl tfore, to the latest The meet ektttfldr Wedding Oostnmes, Ball and Party Dreeeee, Ladiee aad Children"# Cloaks add" Dtesssa auuiajactored with promptness and dispatch. jlStf

'«•»-1

riARRIAGB MANUFACTORY

WILBT, THOMAS A C0„ -IR

1 flkSiir., lUVIUD VWH ,J A.

er 8d and Walnut streets, Tana Haata, lad., constantly aa hand, aad nmhiitsw So order, all the latest styles of CARBlA6£S BUOOIBB ease none bnt the finest material la the can. otionof oar work, and warrant tt superior any offered in thte market. Bepecial atteatioa fcmtat«r

OalOdlf

NEW GBOCEftY A*D

PROVISION STORE 1

t»l otil

'JF. D. MOLLOT, piiiii n— ,.'i

and ProvlaionB,

Orooeriea

No.» 4th Street, eae «aar Baatk sf the raatMU* Tem'Hante. Indiana.

ilha aujlendKned baa Jast opened at the abet* 4, a flrat-olaae fasstty Qrooery and ProTiaioa s, with a large and well selected stock of new and fresh srticlee suttabls for srsfy day ase tai famillee, to which he calls the atteatioa of his friends and the pablio generally,

Qoode deilTered tq aaj-pett of the ait# ftree ha es*v%po».

WISE MEN" of the-LAND

Tiie DiTlne, UfrJPlyrtwl—, taig Irtge, TJSE Ufl THIIB OWK HOKSS AlTD BXOOlUmE -Tb'an Tatallds aad Bnflerera m. ~iu

t-\

I of buyer »nd sailer belng tbr tHi6 biilfl of Yatf Ming.. We haw Aow a ftiU 11» of

Attacks. Llser Cawplaltrte, Oout, aad 1 Bbeasaatie Affecttoas l^ITATUBS'S OWI

filliT AND GOOD BBMBBY,

liiuuirs

Efferreseent Mltter Aparfteit, As the

/Beer oCsiad So people for the abora'elaas ot

4lia aarstng babe, it* brothers and .aMws, ita afcteetw aad rnrtd-pareaU, will all Bad thia pt*»trsmedywell adapted fer their dlftraai ooipplaiats. 'akMraonate rtsi*ai

TAMMA2TT 4 C1XS

Bfg Qrsenwtch Bt^ New York. S- Tor Bale by all Df^gtsla.-Va %ULS—dSsssod

a. BABBBBT.

IOWA

I also havsa nioe artlaie of Steel Xey H1SK a4 Qhaima. Any nt ib» aWiTS areiolei~ tin Km

plaaallneia tbePoe*Ofi»e.. ..V....'. ,T Jal4dSm WM.BAJfkIJt.,|

1851

—Ai|l|g^CTUR£RS.

ij.7 -t.VlJSflOO di 111 O O O

'41VTOIILLS, J.ii. tu ::i

a ii l^dJ S19q i\x.

,5 .'iSjjO :\a

J:"

O:j

imBRMSl

nj JSiXtfe Street, u»*&

)lpomU lfm± Patt OglM Buiidingi^ Phll«del(fbiaP4i

ilasslsubtl baVebeeneagaced, I1 ies. Ball and Fartr -Dreeaee I _***J|Plll attentian paid to" aettl

^:1 1

J*,'S V&

**r,'

,h -A OhS3 Ji j-.iia ba* ~*i r.b ib

.. :. »«.*U6V. -O—.

oisffl cj

iijl*"', i-v- -,-4 ..1 ."tiw tm:.

-iwitti i-m «»44 «l (-"'•sat SNA3£»P, HAYNES & CO., 01* »W !i Havlatbaia* tiuf a»oTs eU»lia«enVir« aow

-i?o#k

SASH, I WINDOWS and DOOR PRAMIS,^

tU^4ClNG,

AH# Ail AISGBIPTIOJre OP fUlSttiSB.

Orders solicited and proniptiy attpp J»J to.

,:'i

'l'*'

faili fSlreSf

pla^Sg

CM** & ri_i.iA.wsi, lURurAoroasja or

Sash, Dqors, Blinds,

«y£*™*MIkiQr¥ramefi, ,j MoaldJng Brackets, ipiij Stair iUIiings, ociii^ i-i /joa® II.H.S l&r si iM' m.M POSttr" ., If Utf lng aud Siding, And all descriptions of Swished Ltttnber.

Ifholeaale un& ^ietail jpienl&s

PINE

I-

... •"d..: BlftieigJe*,

Slate Roofing,

.^ .^Cement Koofing

Bpoflng

Felt

qm»tom Sawing, mms and ...Weod 'inmiog DOIVEjoJJBDER.

warranted

Corner of Ninth an4 Mulbarcy ats. JasSdtf

KB! 03B0KS MAiiS TO 'AKBY Ohsok Is a small oval, Qerman silver Check, •arked with- the ownerVvaar, to b« faatenMl it® a bnnch of.ka}(,canied in|n« pocket,. Xhesetsy obeeka nay also Wattache to ValfiM, Trcpk. and other artisles. Xhe» are very mi# and «is*flu*

Alee, Hotel and BoxfntK* cbMks Wrtilihed on short notice. Door. S«y Oheoks ninborsd and lettered, tto |»HWdfa'lte?^k™fo«ylau, aad will be eent hy mail on. yodytor-nih.

attentian paid to-getting baek'

laaltial Faper aad BnvsTopM always on hand' or stamped to order. School Paper, a good arUeie, Tery ohsap.

JO» OU8. A. AFIWOLITF.

A KCJHITBCX & MDlLD&Htnf

SpeoiacaUons, Superinteadanoe, aaUls, rings fartrishsd tot erwty dito'rfplion of

bOAwS^flaatli dUM oorner of Haln aBd liHa, L^OANAULU JLRUK STORES A ici.j iiifir

flW BOWJS SBWING JfA JL .OfllNBS

ubau^-

ff att r««alN ^BMon«n«t af iMfttfcf*

WORLD-RENOWNEIK

...

they are celebrated for doing the best sKqrkv ttsiB* a amok smaller needle 'lot the Same tfi'read, aajr other machiqe4 ^nd. by tkp.^nSMdae^-' cfthe nioat approved machinery, «e are. abto^to supply .the. very best na«htaery in

Xhay ars adapted to all- Undr of rstnfl ^eV-" and to-the aae of Seemetreswp, Preamasg Tailors', Manafacfnrs'rs of Bh'irts, OoilatK

SKIBI8, CLOAKS, MAHTIDTAS Cjotfcing, Bajto, Oaas, Corsets. Soots, Meas, ffer* uses,' Saddles, Itnen Goods, umbrella*, FUVO|IIL1. MB,

They work«eqvally -well upen silk," libeb, Wolen and ootton goods, with silk, cotton, or linen thread. Tbey Will Oerform every ipeotre of sawlag, making a bsautaml end, mamct atitch, lass of alike on both sides 6f oe articles s»wed.

The Xaw Improved jfani'y Mac his it withoM a rtvar, and cannot be surpassed—a Hemmfr. reUec. Araider, Qniltes and- Soitfu- go wftb- tUcVr* VamllT Mashins. free of oharge. 1,^4

Doa't fldl to oalt and' ezankiUS for' yonr*elTee» at No. IS Hotth Foarth street. T«rt» Hau^, l&0.<J^ CTaSffl 'OAKTIB A flSiMXB, Aawutf..

US.

gULLIVJ

J. B.

RKAL S8XATS AQKNCY. TABM8, WM* ITAJFLM, Aaa atr¥ra»ertrof awry aeeeriptioa,l»r «ala. 111 nsbar 1 r*~** aatoiasura saUslkntios iaeeesy depsatsssataf balpew raatla| to a general Baal htsto AgsMf.

HARBERT ft HARSH, v*2ror «*mm,

GOAL.

Rmnt

•-a.-j

HATS AMD CAPS.

'. i,| 1I11 ^Liia.t-6 HAT 8TOB»—

epn U. Yate^,. JUST IN BBOBIPT Ot

MnVBatsof stli kinds, v"* Bors'Hataof aUkinda, .I'?" Misses' Hata ol »U 4»#m«

a--a ^jB^Hats su4e to ordsa on. atort. a»ties^ QDSM

TBM FALL, »Tfl B8t 'f14 jU JUbs atssat. Teste Saat*, la

COAL.

COUNTY OOAE

.. ... ..-i

Bslngaow pcfeared to ail all ordsrs tor SulUrn Oounty OomL, whleb stained to ba eT)hat*x to the Brasll, for all drma-io. purposes, «IU d»Hrsr to any part nf tba tfly, by lea'tng yoor esdsr ataflsa of B. B. B.yast a Co., C. Blaley, sr J.A. footflTet ls»e. witb waonrl •ede arranaeasaats to ail all order*, aed (rd. att istmsfits la regard to tbe business. oudtr ,J. A. MOASA*I..I

....... ... iZ-ji

.—„«-• —*!5

JOBV McTAKLAKX is sow selling the best .« BirerOoal, eereened on" the" W [J«i MHMlsni la Tl|s oouuty, at aa low .a ague a»..jt) •a lafbrkir artlola can be p'nrrhased: Tbose wish) tag to lay ia a sappljp.shoald Upk to ttot i»(w« •ste, aad bay the best whea it is ss cheap a. BOOT article.

Ordese left at the Poet Oflee Lobby, at tbb "TlgoOonaty Scales," or addreesed to Box 5M p. Q.. Terre Haate^ will reoetta prompt »"enttoa* ..