Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 March 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

STATE.

Bi£h*o«i -to orgMteing a

AssoiWHon.

Klf«*fcbunty-jsil it vacant, the prls oner* ha-riog escaped last Friday. *J

if:''

AnsaDicxikbon

S.^«-' 'M'

will "Struggle for

Life" at Indianapolis to morrow night

V*Loci^®^ compUio^l of-ai ^Wa^iUa

tbfe ttdi^walks are

MrrtiU

•"TV

Greapsbofg a child was pouooetp

{ft#%^»fnoe, ffoni' isbewlflg kit ittfff

ir»

tu UlLx

Belles ar^qei

lij.t:

Am tolls a diVlae toititution?

jmgKtoimt

ar^_4ei^Qdij«

.3T-TT •I»

~r -m*

^^Mjl^jril^Bumber ,yf,

Teacher

is^ received—* gootf number of

JOT*018*1 J°Qr?al-

Txbks Haot*

wants Nicholson pave*

went—laFaytits

Courier. ...

But the don't want 10 much mud on it ks you keej^on that in your feity^.

*Ok* weak from next Thursday.isib® day aet for tbe Meeting of-tbe -Assembly.—So far as we have learned, tfjW8f tt^?4tfigbel!s have "fntermarrt|d^

frlghtq|$4 thfk jLeftisUture ou(. of:ftjq»»o-

rumJtUUW r» {»*$«« smmt a it

DT'.'it Tt '"-1' *!1

MbdOttDi^

'to' t1l6

,PoftTl

Union,

tsatUft ta

j^g^'forl Wayne

Ml"'-''*

his district.

Ths

eacAtof

-. a .a j*xiwr »»**«.*»*

-B¥-T

Buildiog

—La

r.'fiiAJ MdAO

©ec.

Bowles, Joe Niqhol ,#n4vBates', j»?p proiuiDep

PfiWn-

j^ieBaafe'itiM grand rally c1. resignffl*ia 4(kMHies Ii#tSaturday weetr. JSIamr •*!••.

,-mt u.u

juj)©B®'aattnit j'OfcFranklin to diiUnM

VfWUHH. be

f*£ (UyA

a#«-

panion piece to the portrait of a well-

0fo(^fc4ityiWoli»: correspondent |f Cincinnati paper.

Gazette

of Friday

fflfflf '""ft obituary notice of Andtew Johnson. It Is seldom that a man has llw s^vilege of reading hia ow«4)ituafiet^anjd we tope Andy wiU enjoy tBc|ie|

which' the false report of his exH 1)j JihVpress pf,several citis

&MA. »#•»'"«»•*—4

eftitsiuxi^

French Doctor, who has beetf apre^ ^pw^T «^ilgB a Sreen ba$ bee"' at 1 oaanes^ahas disappeared from thai city, leavW^dlVers acbotinta unsettled. Peoplei «&» .trW ahd patronis5d qi^»C!k's^ ^riMwtfaey can have tbe services of edufMRgH^licl^istrrinB ,not deserving :ol

tV#'N5t'T

bib*

HtW

l» r^i

J^Jj^ ^e Vote Jn the Hotjie oft VtBgf In-^the Senate Amendment to .Vhe ^JSoikeiui repealing the Tonure^f-Ofeoe 'Uw»tjki^ Indian* delegation stood thus

Yeas, Cobnrn and Saantcs—^2. Nays, Jlolfialti, Julian, Kerr, N iblack, Orth, Packard, Tyner and Williams—8. Vbof-! bfif, as is hia custom when great inter* eats are at stake, failed to respond, thus' ^prKCttcailyfjtofranchising lh^ people of

temperance ladies of £olu^% fcns for the promotion of'their tie I. (toon that subject, have adopted the plant if Vfaitiog the saloons in shoal*: aflft bV| lectures and prayers inducing tbe aban-1 ddraneot of tnat habit and traffic. Op Monday last, the Kokomo

they made their first appearance upon that stage and in. that character. The process is doubtless an improvement upon th* 4*Mtsfer custom of mobbiDg 'taWona and destroying their property.—Ind.Mir

ror.

•m* another ^atal accident resulting1 from* the careless handling of ire

We quote from the Madison

aims. ... «fWhy: A very tad accident happened in North Madison yesterday, resulting in the death1 of John Hasfurder, a boy about eleven'1 f*fcf« ef «g» It seems that two guns'had been brought to the father of -the "trttfbHtunate child |o berrepaired# His two little •ons, not knowing tbe guns were loaded, commenced yiaying with them, and the •MtMAholly result .wm the death of the

t^ao^nurdisoh^of

the jjttn If

J-

Aii

„n^lt .w

11^-1

*.«** «fr4 jJBqgtend. wa^a*-

:S0P

l^»W0iH«4',Jtc3t4i6ag»»«« from Hong-Ko^to'BitJ^J&rt^e loM Of the

Pacific mail tteame£)ft*HHS *#rtb. 9f Yokohoma. She had a large namba£of jftfMfciMktft*! teHb^UlI^mdk dtawayh »iM«t «l|*0

"tils JUa Janeiro

irtiaw wtaiyaji hw iMa tha* ador has been UN command of the allied forew ffOWtn Paraguay. '. .uci

lage

ine the week $100,000.t

ftfiuftW-

Ulna jsrty, ia an, octogeriiVria.n.,^ l&fattie has1 not progressed far

deposits

•Jsl 'I

1ST! •3l

\,t$j^&:,sJour»al a&jt .f&aA} a

MUp^outoipatnot iid nowjafter ithe Poatoffice at that plaoe—at' prdsdtftlHeld atffaWy^MdtafiftislM^eQ'b^ a widow wbo

»r«5t

Ce^A^ Orth are making a strong eiftft'tifi&uVe the release of Father "lieMahon, now in prison at Toronto for alleged participation in the great Fenian

"tWa: a

Li* i.

UTl

BATK8||gon8iautenU have' propo^tM^ t$pteserA Hi

V«ed down a Iaraii%, of the

Indianapolis Mtrror with a portrait of

mutfm

imb* ition

(A-iyti| UMflU^tf-fchn 4^i^knal

mperor JNapo pTa nation of gard to the decent mobilization a. life IdAai&prcfer UciftlV, a^.Vl

Court

,aM"s

pa an TTTJW Zrtfat of list

SV.C

.m»«b oa ll ,bwt«U« 6HTTB8?^ -gift

the TttPkiehenvoyaed min isterplenlpon tent!at^^aSW«HvttTrrai-i

and rygUfflf^-^jjHJtCpljigtrfil^Qas jfi belfHtf

l** •rl6",

trt

l^lara«Bl«^irMftfthr!7P-The President declined to McelyP'yJsitfM tor4iy, owing to sichnoBSf^ad^nAMaewj.-^

^^l#t¥lf.M.u.ry«. nas sworn-la, to?4aj. It is under

,a understoo44hew will be considerwM9«0QuotfoMV«Af«be*«Hsir*att8 or the

ie least

MP'

sHK^wnf&AAotiy^ftfkJMrtf ngUrtwah^

dur-

#813,-

T.Jtuixjur'rsBcy issaectJ to^ -date Jftri n'«fi'

ixot-rt sr--v

Currency

-t663.686.—^'i

week

&re^eeinei

during the

WIDBB.^'-

1 uJ 1

*vt

$W3,58S,

:i*v

-t-

yaiiMt T«« -'aflftPOiimirtiiT. ,!•&>. AJEL.vBM .eras to-day appointed Sul^fViKM0 .BgVfnue fqr the

Boaa in(|ilaca orOhas. L. Wigginsi «rr

"faeKiwM«f r.

rwtm&paM**%P

ofJnx'A*UY,

March-afc

The folU#V9M9M3fttiAeen receiv •ed- from- the War- Department and ar^i, published for the government,^ a^I cpn. cerned: Ji

eral-OKleM M»t 1A, Headqoartera o! tbe AAftf^Mj utant General's' office, dated March 8th, except bo much as directs Ge^ptl W. T. Sherman to assume com

Army of the United

i9 hereby resfi^diw.'^«1 Official bus

which by law or by regulations the

iMmJf

m**k

ir- W

v-"'

Chim/m

Dtrffora alias G.^Durai»c

PY.I«MWB

3".

Ir^taik? ^r Secretory

of War,- wttttoef«al*iriUed by ^the chief of Stuffier corps ofdepartments and bureaus, to the Secretary or War. All orders and instrucMASwkSft opera, tiofts*

Secreta

ry of War, will,b#i issued through the Gtel^°%*ta*5!SfclX v#

etary of War

The offlt/dTOiy Sfl|l&fflflhdent of the Treasury building was thronged with per-

Pxinti

Tribune

ilotth anxious conthe sweepipi

•f the ^MHuwamdMhaa beeliienga^ed a^3ny in fUVertlB^ ta^laHntf5of'appli-

'C5DtB- ^^.0

ury DepVtta»«^nMHfceW aF4)ointed Asjp»rtmwW

timtii"itnhti.'Rf'.

.»itc'Stl] »*•".. lUiS' lRydiTPction of the Secretar. ISSiSFK

say's

of War, ilisown

mMtMk %ix!fS?StSrf"

Pwident of tbe^rtirimr Board^t NeV To»MSl"i3^^AVto duty as Assistant Commissioner of the

pil

i. ::t ,f »s

same/«tta«

fft' No^i'^ift^Vlsbr of Ihteftlal reve¥»^fe? lT^D^i.ct ^Tennessee, has jreppi&A tbp^niau jn faction of an additional, lejfiye of eigbt illicit Ustilleriw.'4»dibe 4th«dutnA4t Uukt^tate,^ where

»T°

Surgeo

B. Norris telegraphs to-night reenville that Ex-Pfesident Johnfro*!?

from Gre

son suffered intensely froAi

",e8t

In the hands of his brother. .ia "•BL

EvansviUe Cbwrter is "still harp

ing on" that "first-clatt Hotel." Tbfe beat way 'o secure so desirable a thing is to iaduee yeur Democratic City Cooe^il, Jtisfore it goes out of office, to build the edifice at the city's expense Thi'cost ^unM "frmtHy be perceptiWr, atldrtlt) your present city debt of $615 980. And splepdid place it would be at w|iiydi to board your imported voters DoS-

Alljtn county has a public livery There is your precedent for the

enterprise. Try it. Your Mayor can geflhs city's paper discounted at. 22A per s^ ^here need be no lack. 9$ rihtth of ^ur banks will help VOU' out «t th*e"above named rate, if your Iccal banks

at* exhausted.

f*nt»ralgia?

ivh|

tri*ixA

Mst

fMi*

a«

i#M .«uria%'yn

snTHrei

.^qowi^^^^-YestimonV contesting P. W. Strader's eerft iwOon-

w»wR!t«jr«wr.lEg-

gnw iiumi —mw-m

-"Y —o

Rlestoii, commaoJACEbJIay before Judge in a a ABOUT Boos. l1 JS^pe ^e i^Udslbabie^^ daH^lit OMr action or the Oopncil yea erday, tax^Il^ii?«,ha:^tlDg qua reward &t *very .acmuiseled dog

dhVt1«|,#6t?^itok.Tegged robber, inpltoated in the Scblenker robbery last Wednesday, waa arrested last night On his person were found $1,500 c»sh and a $250 gold watch. .JLAOc)

nse^i!'GrsMtja«'iv«d

fcoaa Washing-

mi MMsMenm. »1*Dimr March 2T.r-A firm "!ti nhV 'dttyhw received'the contract to -Sfftaftite aiid mlrble mausoteum to the memory of Dean Richmond, of New York, at a cost of $28,000.

vPVjl UrtnT •SSM

^v^opb, Ta'8!?^ 27^-0eneral Stoae«ttia today issued an Mdinemoving Govornor Wells and assuming the duties of the office himself. Majcr -Burgiki^Of Petersburg, was also renio/ed from office. -ill

From ^oBtpn.

Bono*,

Two other indictments charging Martin with embezzlement and conspiracy, tp defraud were introduced by the Government attorney, on which he gave bail in $30,* 000 to answer.

a a a

SPBiiraTntLD,

that the

demanded au ex-

MASS.,

The heavy rain storm of last night gives apprehensions of a serious freshet i^ thflr Connecticut river.

From New York-

Niew

Yoek,

Lipscomb, of New. Orleans, named "Nannie McNairy," aud Mr. Williamson, of Mobile, naming the horse "Lewis E. Smith." f^Edinboro arrived to-day and has been entered for the largtf £take in the hurdle races. .*»•*•' \\t*

-tu^K'4 Repaired.

Scbanton, Pa.,

...

March 2T.—Jamea n. Martin,

late pachier of the Hide and Liw^er Bant was to-day discharged by tlie U. S. Circuit Court, in1 accordance with PresMerit Johnson's pardon.

March 27.—la

the Superior Court at Greenfield yesterday, Francis H. Merrill and Anthony Baker were convicted pt, a. inu^derous as saiilt on Tho*. "Wailes, and sentenced to ten years each in the Sftte prisoft. H. G. Woodward was convicted of mainslaughter, and sentence deferred.

March 27.—A jnecbanic

employed on the Stevens Battery at Ho« boken, under Gen. McCIellan, prints a -letter in the Sun, stating the men are treated like doge.

COSTLY.'

Tbe Methodist Book Concern have just pwd $1,000,000 for the magnificent building recently erected on Broadway and llfitb streets.

Oa,, March 27.—A letter

from a Republican is published to-day, whiph points put the status and nature and proepects of tbe Bepublican party in Georgia, and shows who are to be looked to as the future friends afd reliable supporters of President Grant and his administration. It shows how the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution was defeated with combinations With Gov. Bullock, Ben. Hill and General Robert Toombs. Moderate Bepuoiicans take position that if Georgia be again recon atructed, President Grant shall appoint the Governor. .*-,-^.4

Nsw

t$i:n

Orlkanb,

t,.Sogla^i*

REMOVALS

¥8A. I

From New Orleans.

March 27.—Auditor

WiCkiiffe, who was arrested yesterday but released on bail, has published a notification to the public against transacting any business with the Auditor's office until he regains possession of it. Statir also, that tho office has bean illegally seized by Governor Warmouth, and the financial department of the government virtually suspended.

Upon presenting himself at the Auditor's yesterday with his appointment from Governor War mouth, Mr. DeLaseewas refased possession by Wickliffe, when the latter was ejected by the Superintendent of Police.

Legal opinions are given that the Governor bad no right to eject Wicklffe, as tfcdt could only be done by impeapboent or. indictment and, canviotion.

SPRING BACKS.

Another raca.was made, up to-da^ for the Spring meeting on the Metaria Course, to be run some time during the races which begin on the 6th proximo, being a catch weight dash of half mile heats, for $2,000.

Aistj)

-*.»?

SL^^Georgia.S^^

Augusta,

March 27.— -All breaks

on the Delaware and Hudson

®a,!rolj

and canal have been repaired, *n"

whple line is again open.

4':

th0

...

«.

From Havana

*j(t?

HAVANA, March 26.—The report pub lished here a few days ago that a heavy .b^t^e had been fought between Government troops and insurgents in the eastern department, is untrue, the engagement was only a slight skirmish.

Havana,

a Mil'

of the'"Bureau of

:-mW

March 27.—The steamer

vCdmandilora, which was taken possession of by her passengers, carried but one day's supply of coal. Vessel} wbish arrived to-day report seeing the Comandilora off Stirrup Key?, under sail. Others report seeing her anchored off the Bahama Banks, 100 miles from Nassau. A Spanish man- of-war has goho in pursuit. further intelligence from Sagna.states a party of young Cubans organized thetnselves into a military company with ibe intention of joining the insurgents. They were betrayed, however,.by one of their number, and all, including reputed leader, imprisoned. 1 YAVOBABLE NITWS

HaV^na jouraals publish dispatclreti from all parts of the island. The new* received is favorable to the governments Reports of several skirmishes between troops and insurgents have been received^

£.*•• Fror/i St. Louis. '§*. Louis, March 27.—Way man Crow, Samuel Oopp and others applied to the Circuit Court to-day for an injunction te ^restrain the officers of thatcompauy from entering on the poll book to be used at an election iVr directors next Monday, tbo'nttfuBS of r11 4'artieB to whom stock has been transferred since February 26th.

It appears that on that day tbe directors of the company bad bit the stock owned by them transferred in lots of twenties to divers parties, in order te cast a large vote, but finding at the .close of the day that «vea thus they would be beaten by the opposition to the White Line ticket, kept tbe books open some 18 days more, and meanwhile bought mere stock, Which they had similarly transferred to parties wto do not really

ASSUMXS C«MMAJU.

Lieut Gen. Rheridan has issued a gen eral oMer assuming command of the Military Division of Missouri, with aead quarters at Chicago.

Hk'

TBC WOMXN MOVING.

At the regular meeting of the Woman Suffrage Association this afternoon, a committee waa appointed to wait upon the County Court of this county and urge upon them not only the propriety, but the importance of appointing a matron for the County jail, who shall have special charge of the female prisoners there* in, surject to the general supervision' of the jailor. The matron to mfik9 monthly reports to the Court oi the number and condition of said prisoners, and the matron not to be the wife or relation of the jailor.

A finance committee was also appointed to raise funds to carry on the suffrage movement throughout the State, by pixV ting speakers in the field and orgtfhixing sub-associations.

TERRE-fllUTE IMHAN A MtfN DAY VKMtNiNS MARCH 29, !869.

Saaday Night Dispatches.

TMatMS, March 27.—AdvicS '''&&? Spain render it certain that Montpensifit will ba proclaimed King.rHfvJ»iU1aTrive in Spain within a Cortnigb% ,~s 111

Vmj Wa^hin^lM^'

WAsanraTOK, March 28.—It is now thought by members of Congress tof both parties that an adjournment sine die wll not take place before the middle of April. ^"''V WITHHXLD. ,$ I

Commissions of various parties wi^o were confirmed for office in the last few days of the former administration are yet withheld, and the subject is in tbe hands of the Attorney General.

BKCONSTRUCTIOir coma**™. Delegations from divisioft and antidivifion parties in Texas were before the Reoonstructiorf Committee. yesterday morning by appolntnwnt. TUo Gdofgift bill having been taken up -by the committee, the case was postponed until Tuesday.

ArTOIJTTMSHTS. ..

The several heads of depertmenU were busy all day yesterday principal^ tf ith Republican members of Congress, in r«ft^« tion to removals from and appointments' to office. According to the reprosecutions of some of these members, arrangements are being made for that purpose in view of the anticipated repeal otf we re of O a

INVESTIGATION.

The^House Committee on Foreign ^f fairs will next m^ke injrestigatipni i^tp Paraguayan affairs, including the officialconduct of Minister Washbatrie and'Rear Admiral Davis and tbe imprison medif bf Messrs. Us and Maetermafl. Witnesses have been summoned^

—j

1'.

1 l.'1 .* -fid

-,ff rf

From China.ttnd Japan. ''*u jSan Francisco,

March 28.—The ar

rangements between Burlingame add' Lord Clarendon that berefater alfe.negotiations are tb be conducted With the Central Government instead of the loc^l authorities, and before war 4* inaugurated disputes are to' be referred to the home Government, gives great dissatisfaction to the Hong Kong press, which oites the,. Swatow affair as a sufficient commentary on the first part of the stipulation,

The British punboat Algerine hM returned to Hong Kong from an unsuccessful search fr the missing .French imaa-of-war Lemoge, which leffrLagone onlae 1st of November. lis loss is riO^ ldbkdd upon as certain. *j

A meeting of merchants in Fochow in respect to difficulties resulted in the Vi-. ceroy in cnocert with a trade committee, issuing a proclamation against the/raud•ilent conduct of tea men in false packingcargoes.

Intelligence from Japan is meagre. General Ovemettoe was strongly fortifying a position near Volcano Bay, intending to fight unless the Mikado duplies with the demands of the exiled Keras, that they sball retain the island of Yesso and the late Tycoon be sent as their ruler.

The ram Stonewall left Yokahoma March 3d for Yeddo, to be immediately transferred to the Japanese Government.

A difficulty occurred at Kiotoa between the followers of Satusroa and Choistei It was reported that several streets were set on fire and the flames reached the p$lace of the Mikado, whafitd^ tp Asaka. ft was reported that the kssassinationof the Governor of Asaka originatedffdm the lact that a high official had been murderecf there

Adma Edonamattee celebrated the event of his taking entire possession of tbe of Yesao by firing a salute of 100

Island guns from the fleet batterta notified all Consuls of the formation"of a provisional government an'd ttoemppointment of the necessary perBi«nent officers lor the principal departajeuts. His forces nre rapidly increasing, no easy mattei| for the Mikado to subdue'hiin -and retake the island.

The U. S. steamer M&umse W|ts at Hoang, aad AroostooK was daily e*pectthere.

Catholic Priests from the north report Mahommedan lebels in strong force on the road to Pekin, and predict* the fall of the celestial Empire within a year.

Mining at Chifoo stagnant. Further missionary diffieuHies^h^accur^ed at Foechow. pi \cards were posted about the toty calling'

th® people to arise and drive

out foreigners. An

E."glifi!l

fla6t c,f three

dflstroved

gUDboats had

two

villages near Santo Breur

for an outrage of Chinese on the orem of the glitiboat Cockchafer. .. j|

I'rom Boston.

Boston, MarOih 28,-Orders have been received at the Portsmouth Nav^ Yard to fit a U. S. steatner for sea. ^Bfjis^upposed her dostinati£»n i3 Cuba.

CIWCIWWATI

B» Telegraph. I OwoUNiTl. March ST. WHttKY—Firm

at 91c.

11ES3

PORK—Held

firmly at 832, bnt no de

mand nod no sales. BULK MKAT8—Firm, shoulders 12 sides 14%, the outside rate asked.

BACON—Quiet bnt firm, some demand for clear rib sides at 16%, but they are mostly held at 17J4 and shoulders at 13)$.

HAMS—Sugar cured at 18}£@19. VBD—In moderate demand with sales a,%^8% but mostly held at 1%.

BDTTKR— Unchanged, fresh «t 38(342. KQOS—Declined to 19®20 and tho supply wrge. OHKSsK -Kone in the market. SOGAB—Firm, New Orleans at 14 to lotne demand fair. t5T,!

COFFEE—Firm at 20@2for common to .choice rio. '"•i™'

MOLAS9S3— Firm

O. at SOgSS.^^^

GOLD—130)4 buying.

S N13W

YOHK

IffAfiftBT.

By Telegraph.! hHbw Tobk. March «7

Ft.OUR—Low grades scarce and 10gjl& fcetfor, $5 70 §B 20 for superfine State and westera, »G 35 (39 50 for common choice extra State, 6 300 7 SO for extra western, 7 40®7 90 for white, wi«»t extra, 6 50(0.7 70 for BHU.7 00®8 60 for extra jt. Louis, 9 10,318 00 for good choice d9., closing

HI'KT-r-Qnfet, w-stern at 94)4(995

62rc#l

frtte.

WH KA ••—Opened Arm and closed l@2c b-ttet at SI 4S for No a spring afloat, 1 48 for N 2 do li_ atone. 1

«a for ft a 1 do deliT*r* .ii-CWir

mbrr Michiiao, 1 66@l 67 for whita

1 9 Q1 95 for wblte Michigm. 0 »tiN—Hsav and aw »lyiugfor export, R2^.

fo' n*

mixoJ "Ve»i«rn:, oh wy

WH§$6)t,

olde at 89 in st. re and 9i%9ii for while -outt-rl. In good request at 74i for

w.«tern

•,

^flosir.-

V-Vi'3

In good

request

stVe an'd 75j^^78J4 for do OFFkK--tilo noaisaliy ItJ uncbangKl,.

SUGAR -Dr oping at 12^1'2^ for Cubs, lqf (315^ f. Demorara. MoLiSjK—Quiet, small sales of Fortp Bico it* 61, uld crop °nf a a: i.

vkoOi.—-Quiet

and unchnred at 48^58 for do

mestic fleece, 77 for «coared and4J80 for pulled.

POKK—attMdy

with a modera:* demand at

tol 6 @31 6: for new men, clo-in* at 31 exifc,

79^)1 25 for old do, 26 O^S7

36 tor-

ahd li8 06MS0 for priae

OUT

MlfiTS—Quiet

at 13(313^ 'or shoulders,

an^ t8}4ai7 for hams. aL H06~--Dressed

a sli*da firmer at

tern and i4 for city. j,,,, MIDDLSS-Qnietbut «t«*dr -n' LA RO-A shdP fl mer at 1792918, 0iMyV% ai8i for steam «nd i9@19J6 lor krttl

BOTTKB—Quiet at 3

Stati CHCF8K—Firm

at 18022.

iw,

MONET—Warket

very stringent .with ttepoff-

ing demand fnyji bankers, U« un ca V-"-from 9 urrency te 7 gold, ciUTMiqr commission of 1-32®% percent. Ordertf mteiiuf for cnnency continue heavy

awhifo

banks here, expecting a call from Utn u&ed imercli

next week,' hafe nouled heavy a f.r Monday. Commercial i-aper street and tbe beet damns offervd

damn. .....

GOLD—A shade «asr, °t*ped at 3l^i

to 31J4, 4kUb*4 to and sloi^l at

a&mo

arrai

^ifu

•sm

Jacob

Kwtwj opposite the Post Officie,

on 6th stn&dB* his goods at to close obi''

of Jewelr

lev's tosiii aw ijii-ifuo-sii

10 I

flBUSIllJES9r ECTOR

Wm. S. McLean, 96 Main street*

•ewsrwaasssrs. Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street.

Godiis.

Tuell, Blploy & Co., corner Sth and" Main streai W. 8. Kycei Co., T7 Main street.

Wlttlg

A Co..

170 Main street.

Sdsall A Co., corner Fourth and Main street 5 Sax ton alii (ley. 111 Main street. Uornelids A fTaggerty", corner Main and. Third ""OT:

ear

Wilkin

I* tHi

all ancteOm

pare his prices before purchasing.

Juoli ati C. I. RiPi.xT «. waoei^T-eo.lf

,#un».

6dtf

n.-ft

t^I.Rip,

-raK

,i*i on at .t.1 «».

Non»-~Is .-beraty given ^hat tbti ^J^fJ^eyWWpu,of ^.& ^aj^y baM' been left at my office for collection. Alt' p^rsofis l(h6W«!&' themselves indebted Ste said fiwtf will ^lexs& ettoe forward aidr settle the sam'e, withrfnt-delay, and saye' cost- •Ww.^boEkN, J. P.

sptcwft^NOTrcEs:

,i foi

if &

a.f rf-

"0 wcnlf call attention to fact that

,? tit I'P

adlattly

Both swifiil

(SsBjtT^is Ws«r (a

'&f

«is./*a.5 jj

!Ka» DRY XMODS-WHOLESALE

L. By ce A Sod. Mala, street.

ilf&iifKfil «l8aGa5iia#ffllif^

0arr, Oulic% kSjfTI, corner Main and Fourjth H. A. DaTlAJS^ISefcftt Block. y.

•^i^^G^ifeiiihliNTa. j: Jonel®JoBe», ea«t »iae'W«bHo'iJqnaTe. G^SS^Tff.VVNB'STJKGIIsC^TTEK

John Armsbcuut,-.Ohio straet, east of Third,

Gory A itaueoiiit, Main Street. ,fc,Austin, Shryer A Co., Main Street."

HATSAl^iJAm

Jmiyft •&, TflrjfwjHrtfi'BftotirBtrefit.

gowd

aT,

tfduse, cjftrner Sixth and Main.3^^

CUrk House, corner Ohio and First. Xerre Haute HoliBe, corueiMainand Seventt. iSafkueu' Ifotel UAr 9th 'and Aheryr-

INSURANCE A&ENT8.

jAcdb ^irn, Opp oaite Pen Office.

'JGV YMXTEZ. tifcz

Joho A. tlryan, 116 Main Street,-

iis^. cmtGa&a....

Wm. Baokiu,corner 4th-and LafayetU Sts.

LIVERY

STABLE.*

Hons*.

Ac.

L^jt tfurnet:', 1« and H(fMain SUeet^

MU8iO IEALEBS, 1

Jj. Kissb^i*. Pilace bf Music, 4? OHO street.

MECHANICIAN.

i' ^lt1kferiiss^th4th8t.dpp 5PortOfflce.

?-i£lLLINERYftl)il^

M. A. Sarldao, Main »ti«el .s« 8. Jj. .'Wraos, J49Maio at.

Mrs. Bucklbgham. Cor, aud Ohlo^™

T.-A. Biddle, 161 Uain stroet.

At'l'jkofaA&f CLAIMI." D.'8.'v*«^ijutVjtitta'itsa Bloclr, Main St

NOTIONS,AND TRIMMINGS.

Geo- Babigmajer Fim^fitreet.

PAINTERS.

Barr & Jeakle, South Fourth Street.

I /PHYSICIANS, ^S. TIT

Dr. He Porker, Mulberry, bat. 8th and Tth-Sts. Or. A. Aiiltaatf, oer!*rilato juid Mb StreeSi

Drt.Applrtr* Wato««*13a jKdUkStcaat.

'^RBTAIL OBOOiR»

t?ii.siiiStds*bai

OalifcgSIa,

h%r*rtt."'

H. fifljf, MM «re#.' J:

^Lut^r^Urlgsbj, opposite thp Poktyffloe.

^II&J'lroAU AGENT*

JeSwtil

Tutu&r,

a tz:

A IliKSin A Paddock's MUl

"HXXL ESTATE AGENTS^ Joe. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Hendricb A Lanfe, corner Main and ith streets

Carter A »'eluer,'18 Nort--P. W. Wgt, TUnf ftbfdlo^ ^f^aiu ftre^t.

fdsse

j»*reias6saiiA*?»r liar

%itr

m% «A8T-STMi PLOW!

J. Vrrdagh, corner Main and Fifth. SOJlijmgj Cprnetj jilnth and Mulberry...

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Jacob jaetb T^nrt^^r^et, i'

J»a

^bOKS AN bSTAitlONERY Bawtete Grunay.^ef Meto ktiteRici Go» Arnoltt opposite th"tf Poht Offlce. »e A. H. Dooloy, 101 Main Street

BAKERS.

Frank He)nig A Bro., Lafayette 8troet.

,£3L.

At Teutonia Hotel, ffm.PhatI r, Proprietor.

idltifel^j^i,AOTORit.joi

'midri^CtaonMS &Coi,4Mr.

il a! has o»T W. H. WiMflMi TO' Mais Street* i-a* OroTerAiMilUr, SHValii Street.'"''

John Baralkle, oTer^axfotf A'Walmsley'fi:

COMMl^li^'AND'^^N. ejr* C««| fir*t^t.^oni3MMlB«in COAL DEAt,EB3.

C(Sitjms PATENT,) J*«

Wears as long as 9o«r

Made by itmta fng Melted Out-Steel, &« tne as thiiteeul 3a your Raaor, int6 iron

'6an.ba .'Uaid,'* drawn," "pointed," Mtil

''sharpened'' as any other

Warranted to SCOUR anywhere, a&& :,irr every. Plow **t

Wnrranted to suit the Parefaawr

Exactly, or

Rolling Coulter, a, Or,

To fit any Plow!

All Kinds Other Plowls,

AMP

fefl

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMINGl •re offering extra indoc«msnts to pereon in vaot Det G»jijSjpSe» adrsi titsmect. d*ir

Lang's Patent Cast Flovri, With Extra

KA.EM CENT, KEDUOTIOiN,

t)U ami BUSINESS BTBIOTL PRIVATE.

BnViiiess

oieh

wantinic

r«Ch opl-9,- S'i.OO 1.000 copic*. S4,UU-

Cent, riductinn

b} ''naing ltt

5oungboy,cii UBe lr

Kot:ck

Std

(tod Wglnttt. .nJ^aTri

J. A. Morgan, Snlli«n Connty Coal. Job a JtlciSarta ne, er t. oaf. (Um.-t.

Mr*. N... S. fiedg3R,iOhls, bet. 4th K6« 6th Sta,

BubiniSs' MeX.—

JJ. ff. »Att».

«fti8tm*,bBe door SoathortftePost^fflce, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

L'ha (Qi^flritgiuil-ikai jast apsnttd at tb* Iboye •land, a^lU^KuifiW l^aUlj Gwcqry »u4 Provlstoi

%tur-,

lArgo ^q

*-*11 petaoten stocki of

new autf'IV'bs'.j irtiolwsuitable for-*«ery d«J Ofe in fetnilUMi to which he calls xlt^ attention xif hla. Crispd# and ibe public generally,

Oo-iila dellTcJ il 1'5 anr pi rr

JfiMS* F. 1) MOIiLOT.

N E W I I N tiHilifl

-atcim ttfi —AHD--—

No. W4„ ia2ldtf

KjEg OHS0K3 MADSTO ORDKB AJtUT CheoW 1* sma-ll vol, German silver Obeck, marked with the owner's nam. to be fastened to a bnnch ol keji, carried in th4» Packet. These key o&7

iilso

l'6

nttachd t» V»lia®8,

r~~r

iV.0

IVSEIBIS AND ^OBSETS."

*i»-*-r-

stiwttem'eettezs

-«f i. fiUMc Bal^4sMMr«ii«* a*d fXM+fftj- I M. W. O-Connell, Main Street' afO£ '. S"

U* ^sr.e:c.aa at fW

OTK&"

ataoaqi of painutw tlte at 11(%HH. Jt 3lJ,»dTeoced

'filjDe)\u been appg||j0ldS^ecfa

tor oflhe Will of Ihomas t. Wei g, late of Ylg» Oosnty. lad., deceased. Tbe •s^wppjfw

to be sol Teat. St no. O. liUT.

•w

-*4i

J*.

Moulds

sJov

-.9

tatter,

JiQllijig Coulter^, «,

Points,

5'V

ir :I

Soldi

,17^}

AND gj

STAjmilfG CVTTE&8,]

at .•

tJWWK8 a jowiat ij

.(i'! ",l

Farm Implements, .sJ

East Side Public Square^ k3

,»-ilmw f¥f

.i. 'r. I

*wT, .ir

Standing Cutter,

and.

or W^eii

.. •-Mniat'ttavw Mi imut- -.

A!?J

s^ve mor ey an'l time,

mayobt-.in any oumfcerif

Fac

eiait'S cf a Cir

cular, F8ice-09rreat„Letter, or

prices,

amt

Tie:

M"urlce'»

U411KV

All W'rkientrmtfd

AUimitre^^ 1 .a

,Q. Qj %iu bt.f betnee^ai iklaia and Ohio. J.IlichfUcl^pn,Otio «ro}ti.let» Third ^nd.'fth to 'n*i WJ tVVw untT^B^i •'!,osl' ba#

a. oith 4tb St,,, a

u""rs

+ne

..J

"rf 1

EoeuTH-nt

or 1'rawiiig a tbe followlogexciaa:dinar

I'D' copies.

ohrap

e»»ct

fai'rtmilit,

8?,'01

aud

upon

for

e^-ch ud/i 'onai 1,00J cop es. j", -0, or, 60 |p*r'

.'he

saved

above prlot, be

atjetCs's

pAtttn Axtro&AV

Fov:iM, for VBci-s, 98 0», Th'S Pre« Is

and ibe

Vvrk

sUqple

issjeosy that any. person, even

with '.he greatest lacilliy.—

1-ciiUt, ^rawing and Specimen are sent on«ppllontioa)

Maurice's Patent Autographic Writing and Pr nting E^tabii-hmeut, l'J Norib. William Bt.,

».-* TforK.- •{, asoos

^AU Utidi qf IAOiog*afU& wiri it datt Air Qrta/»tcar*xltth«liw*tiatti.

,|. ht8 oa for-*Rtejat very nsdera te prices

to us,

doae promptly, and

it r^a»onabio rates. lebl^Jm

IVEiv GROCERY

.' ABB.—

PROVISION STORE

"F. i). "Mo I. is 6

"io :4,l**«&•*

4Jie city fxreC

..-.j-)

i[igU.vpe**r

ism

J?L, eeib

StrCfTESSOK TO M. W. U'OONNKLL, ia

.. ..

rftfiv-i/ttk

Has

tor

Sale

S O O O O S

eft

hi,

.....Alain, street.

|^I VERY BROKER & STABLES

The undersigned, at his Livery Stable, on 14 Third ctreet, opposit- the Buntin House, IS now xepared with goed stock and Oirriagee, to ao:ommoaate tbe public. KOB'T HUNTK5'

Any person wishing to deposit Herses, Bag ^ii'S, Harnms, or other livery articles at Hunter* Livery Stable, will be accommodated with money advanced o» the esme.

.I«t9dtr HtJNTKB A CJOt,T,IS8.

OOD! WOOD! WOOD!

Two hnndredoords of seasoned Cord Wood

*ale by J. A. Bhoads. All orders left at the Early House," West Main street, promptly fl led.

KABLKT HOUSE—W. B. LAuanAD, Prop'r. 10-d3m

gOMETHLNGr NEW I

v'.s tt. -s*•'-•i .•

oil

PI CI UJBJSS

3*h»£aA

Ttodi®

and other articles. The* are very neat aa&uSe-

'°Aliio.- Hotel and Bagnag* Checks furnished on »bprt notice. Door K«y Checks numbered and

mtared1,

The fcrlr* or a Key Check 1« fbrty

ttvita,

,in.i «iu be sent by mail on receiptor price* I Alw) b:tva»nic« ^rt'cleiof Steel Blags and Chains. Any «f the atoveartteles can t-e hid by nailing at my Qrocrry Store, on the o«.r: uo- of Fonrth and Laf»y«tta streets, or by dropplni a line In the Pos.OflUe. jHl4d3m WM. Ki»Kl"

the

WISE MEN" of the LAND

fhe Divine, UiePhy«icia«, ihe^jtdget

USE DAILY

IN THEIR OWN HOMES ANB BKCOaJIKME

-^o'eil^tniaffile aud Bnfierers raoM

Dypepsia,

4th Striet,

Sick

Uetdache.

M. C,

street.

3oor 3'omach, Cost-

lv»6eM,*rtfiw*i'nrB, Infligestloa, Wles, unions *XttacJts.. Xlri

iver losfliluii, Gout, and eumatlc Affections

NiiTTBE'S 6wIff t'? 1",

mit in

goou

&mm,

TAJttRANT'S' CM"

Kf^r»«8ceiit Seltzer Aperient, As tho treat and »««t Kelt table HcdlciM ,£ypr offered to p»op'e for the aboff olaxs of diseases. .Tho nursing babe. brothers and sisters, Its sar«ivtf and #ral*d,par««t», will all Boa IDM p'. a*ant reaiedy well adapted far their different (^aij^tatnv.

-r

«a!iiMr»rrirEicu o!»ir Bt

WARRANT VO.j.

7 "Grreenwich Ht.. New* ork. »dr Vur ^aie by ail prsgglsto. •uis—dameod

"mmmmmi

»L

ftnsr

*vr

't-

«of« »T«r -{JfetqcKf •. o)«rhq "nai

«l»(r i|ts. eel

|W?S O'lMj,-.

nil*

.xtiaur-

edj!

.** 3Mudaf BoU *sf IWI

... a.-. «eo. tociua xlebi Jbtasr

.aq

attfK lute L3

:«M lo

CJUi

sat

{¥*0

ijro

mMv.wvwm

fOiU

.i -isauqr -:.- it

COATINGS, "f .i •. »t«vs •jiirAwm

iS-"

''i .*1

Cornel1. 3d and. Aur

»rsy terms. 3oe pr ce iiJl.J "Mew Turk Hta Uik&t I "lor cttte at ifi.OO watS94eo1lv

lNcB.nASU,

TEiKLE,

HOtSS SjeX FAIN'TEBS AND GBAINIBS

3n«:ii

4ih Street, oppoi't"

reutralEngine Hoarr

•aof* .lin-.a'v us

WINTER G00D$m

GreatRedaie|io

K!B-

iaiiVo'U: itfc

d»tdw

is 'tf, rnoa oJw oara jjaucv

**aa«iaea taaqqlh

f", fit J-jp---oils v't x*

f-'»

'p -OO IH*i'•*»*. --T -r

fi M"

»£d

,m--636-—i j*.

Ar~ ta

l.*v»

ri. a itiif fe

L'ii.:TCiv

-r,

r8SilW

rr 1^ *«v«

DHAftMB IH

Groceries and Provisions, 0.0

a!, aiiJ Udm ,n*etao3 a-u

j"**

... Tltii:

ssAWur%jt«Wta»».

5,Si

'tfriJ« tjoiaiej PfodtK*.

'i-fiftl

i:A£ V9 rfsjdw af-9sifa«n(

..li* .11. e-- 5 A*-*—.

8NAPP, BATHES CO.,

Having leased ths .•tow astasUstamat ara iow ready to manufeture tha followlag ««k

SASH, DOOES,

PRAIRIE CITY PLANING

CLIFT0^ WILllAnS,

KA*vraa*vasaa o»

Sash,i: Doors, Blinds,

Wipdo VMdDuer fruws, jtooiitliglneMh, 8M£r KBllfBg«

eii N

Jv-

_ot4 ,i ai Wa o»«Ui -"'f

-dd

!*S

"fjlERRE^ HAU&s liaIs

oi u-t-.:u Sfx i-i

-id:

i*-?'

st" sa4 73n .si -t .. .iifiiwttvji.ii

PLiiNINI! MILLS, v«7

tirv at M'. ?s j^ Cor' of 9th and ,Ol#4

Walnut HtsL

^nv '.

ii-i

.it

IH».

TERRS HAV kwn '*rw ."w* v* tew- ''."-t'te ^4

And all ^tcrlptions df fitrisbadLalfjber.

fin

E LiiiiSKB,

Uth tad IWi»«l«ii

Slate Roofing, Cement Mpofixuge iv Bodfiag iKelt.

eastern Sawtog, weed wtirtiiErSl DOWE tb pBffTO

AUi» Work Wwprm*9d4

»23dtf ?. .'v --.sni" s=sas!899ES959S9eSeS«ae»'

4*9

ikM bi. AjwH ••fclctWA

toot afle-w^rd^

*Qrinmu*t bf

*1 to* he Auditor, fida Walty ibe deliara «fter V* teb mj. -self pr^»etieev *3l s'w»dta_wu torn* all^-

March 17-dwtd Trewarer Yl*o Osaatf.

^J551

SttiiiywB riMtsis,

ixnte

Air a

pfcSJr^A^..ate»sb-aotk.,

call kted*5«^»kprtatlnfi such ss

iWWMemd9fK-i..4.-e r..

Lett#* JEtoud9r '9^^ ,i«-

t'ii si .* lit

tt.i Ji

ii -iK Wag Cavd»\\

-.cj a 'f V'WjrM&»^ wis 4u J#u**&ess Carets, 4*r .. Visiting Cards,

Envelopes, BUUvLctiinfh

liiV 1,1

•if?

afl edi !f« t'gj-

t,T°,'

}C S

«v c»f jg/*'

tp.ui sfij i» sT %S[ .m

-«i

PretareitawanuStctuieklnd»

blaaK-beckSaDd biDd a'l Und* of pftntqid mBtMr ia tits latoat style.

ssffr Weat»«|so i*.ree«lpt oflhe fiaeat iiio of

mat

AkiNK-BOOK^ and STATIONERY

•W pwe«to*.t» Uxu martet wfciA offer at

l^owud prices: been stU for

J^e ^haU kemtlM Uteat publlcatlonf,

amt*

and

isl'ij'i times to mrnlsh or oide any

I are b-.cL

AHDBEWS.

"M.

*I.JA^RYDAGII,

8,'^ntirtBteadaoce. and De s* »i«r-

dntf \Tmicy Goods,

and Uraliy ez'ekd an lavlH .ioa to the £*d^s to Mil uimntss tk)lrstKk,asiuincthfm th«t th»V J4®iiAtfiit:y and at 1 betr KitiablUli men

?VU .1mf

PWoes to Suit All. bflibuJ? iaid ri:i* .r,*ni&s-.

Oar etorv^No. South Fourth street,' will

dimov'J

ftbi

5iw»tMwes

6' s"s i'M sjawaiai-]

,rlw I^MI *1»H I I

.WJ\"®

iilAO ttdi lo

Hwry dAcrlptiou of

earner Sr'WiOt art? T'.ftj,

nnnt^tefi.

*7t,

sa«tfji2 rv'^ius \a Hf*' -ti'S imAlM^CQ«^S69. 9010^* ii'iov

It) Iiii

OpeiOns

.\a~} fli-'

•.

WJjZW-v^6^

,-drri trmlakwl affh. ?ai

BtEBZ 4AAKOLD, «a c.--iKRu tanpriKMWgfeja B. wrrsz,/

Bsy ctfajly agyoMy tha pabllo that ths?

I I

•. s?i4tfo edl icI Jli 'n «v£«iaj

A taparS Btoalr or.

3. u9i

•It

tad Buow-jiiiu Yrii

irwm*

Il»|lr liew Staiid, 89 3(aln St.,

ra# -.11 vtv.i a2a.)o

Hoop Skirts, Cotfets^

i- XotW^s*

Warnithinff

PAPER HANGINGS AC.

'tasr'taa ,i*i

rdA

WINDOWS' iiid aslialee#* is liJt) ^5#c& DOOfi FRAMES, wi i~ JHO^LDIKGS, *6! **o BRACKETS, °j ... 14™*?'

IzraiDmoC:*:

AAD AU bisoiufTOm runanirfl.

03f Orders soliotted and prtmptty attended to. fetlMlm'

Yi '"'I ii'irffsS* rii !.

MAS-

STYLJBS!

.|*»4iatJ ia mim fflQiii iM'Sflit-*

Ipportsrs^ ^holesa|e anl jBetall^aalsrs In

PAPEBtfiS6lXCS,

fiAKPETS,

if"

r..i

JW1ND0W

SHADES, SP-'

0IE CLOtHS to.

We are no.sr recilrlag oar new spring sttles, sad mil to oMstatkriy addtag to tnem as tbey eossa,«at.

**l,w

h"4 lh*

LARGEST STOCK ft WJ

(V "7'

a&xdU&hti'Ll ztite

LOWEST PRICES,'

to be (Onad la the West

tfiV'

,. tobs iOnnl la tbe West.

"writ

We bavsa atuabrr of^irst OISSM Dscoratoi-s, Deslgct xn sad Plain P«p«r Hauki ra

vend to

,•

#31

any

part of the

City oy Country.. A3i "S J40U:-.i "»f

BROKAW

Ii -S

•ta.itftm tnr-iavidiO &

*§..'

Si WJUGfliT,. .. tijA*aaa-•*.

BOOt-S AND eiOES, SMtt rwt*8a*el, btfc

:'v,

•V

Wfi*utaai

061,

VTJS, IS&.

All WaHa ofcOb«»a«*-»»o»f marfe^b Ofdirf «nd •Mk4y na4i ^jwk_,Aepi oon* antiy a.t ^anl '. i.T LO WlClt, JPKlCtrrJ tbu^ia Wfaad at injf omer jfiac. Ujip^hf.

piaR4 A4i& MAN OFAO¥Ot i'

wiyB, A«8'.S Wrier 8d

.ind, WaUfS

ttf^st*,

Tt*rv .1

bn YsAna and "maaV'v.'tur-1

^.«W#«riaRtt» tau•»•»?*)««« -.i

CARB1AW1CM

uae none bnt

tho flneet

mareri*!

«.n he ei j-

iruotioBOf our work, sill warrant It .pTfper o.• oanr o3*r«t tbu aiarlret. K*s«telaitt«at:oH

tTei

to IMPAxama. fJelOdU