Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1869 — Page 1

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Frlmary Election. The interveningt,me wrr party vote caajb»ippye& ^Saturday.— For dettihwf 41m» pUa of^ndu^u^ the ^mrtWIO»cab«, «e (neftftftttHr^lg columns, vlnis tU j«Wn(iMbfl»tioiu of tfi4"SJWutfVe-°Uom»t ftae *ta gives in/ naqmnea Unta»$U» ttMv 2n* D*ttu.*u.ij n-i nloi dt eoas

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Wftisvile attention tp th^i^ii^,^ concise and most gratifying statement, of city flnanoW, which appears in'oarartu umfu tb&' moViitng'.' So1 far Is'-W^ tita*

hibit Is highly creditable to tbd Cout^tyj^ gUi *iRrfca efcHwly: satisfactory W Ml*payers. Jt tea facton whffeh wr*iMaeM may congratulate theraBelve^VV^j •Uar cities of equal populitti^ .t^dj ble property am-busdBnadiMibbieaoniQtftia debu, otff^hV'ci'wei ctrtbfrtrativ^y'rtoUiing., ^ke fof"l^tabce "i'bS'glS^'bt ^Vaijevill% whow-.resonreee are j)yt.la1,utf,le greater than our own, and we find h.*» struggling beMrsth tftaUteneitHm weight

Q»bl»ialtlesd*1UH* Stale ah9Wcondition oNi# floanoes^ aildnnot oam,

uitUe of our City Oou^U iWpfHJUttwdere ^lig^oit a oacttCul4napfctton, item by Item, and are^tfta iJrtfc ^Mspxuble meg ofra11 ^a^tles wl?»' It macb that will elicit ttieir ItMadation. At»notker time waprapwej ittftlpare our«ity flnan^M ^'thahose ol other cities in Indiana for lW)*ut'pbetlfidl Uluiicjatlnijf the oomparfcllfe advantftgei

Bepublican and

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yavMerally circulated that all whpm,! 'eonoerns will ie fully Infor'ila od'fiierao Tb« one alMmportant object which tb

Committee aim to accomplish is to secui •»*fM aftd fair expression of 'ttacf^Aefei •noe of each Republican voting as to' c^i dldates. -Ilil#isH known that delej conventions, although intended to a4^f „wippli#k itbi» ••u.4, p-nta, s^mQtia^ o.

manipul^ed as to: thwart tjhe ,»wiM^''®eavoid a pofeaibllity of4isM»tii a pijeVext for obmpt'ain and thus tp jnsure the moat hearty "TtfSi yt currence in the result, ftn opportodrty afforded fer efohy^ter to make his ii tyuom dirtctty felt^ineteaU of delegate

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triio caight or .might nii a it^

in accordance with tbe wishes of' tboje whom he was ohosen to repretent. *,' JWf esiiweetlj uim meij Dupufcluiyi» voter in this city to attend the primal election. No matter of greater impo S UitAVaSpffbly atalHr ¥jUOK&I|

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DtJ^U'9 the year ending Apnl J-?® tfe(k Peiriocratft: City OMwctt1 of JStah ty.tiilo, with the aid of h«r Democrat io

Hayor, «d{l«d tnora th&a $?op,aoa io »e ttuWic deW of tb at city. pttre jus r' fiaet with- ike financial atataosent ef «ms !u'^flt«i j',hich ila publish to-dsy. (,'t^ .•"IWii+AiJ'-'

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ports, indiiafle t»8 itHnrcaute rupture jf fttatx*. friendly relations between Spaiq pl' Unltsd Stales, aod a resort to arl »HU«m«at Ofgliev««s.

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•dieaapolh Attorney, Ml thtpogtfrt bal Hall

which have since resulted ia his

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conVenuon of the XnighUotSt. Qrttpe*. af iheJJaiMd States and- Canada «M largely attended yestjorijay^, "Ttre^pA-b-...QMaiagswere seoret, but it is saidl l^^y '••leoked to unity ef aCties of th» vaaiou

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ha*. »#•"«&?-' to fateatmoet inflaen^^*^ P{ af0* a 7 thatg*X3wn,«^1» butfcwd.weo, will be ^^ii^- lM»«ti^/tfa^' gtfet*1 ticket and foi It is impossible to overestimate tbe necessity of making Judicioul.JlgJ^tW highly

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lAff* fr*^ ^tOagggg^Mge 't-i "1fBe Primary Election*1*1*5

Elsewhere wa publish details of th plan adopted by tho Republican Execu tlve Committee of this City, for the selec TO6"6^^E3tdatei for the various office^ to be SIUm a\\be^ approa'(^ing election la accordance with the very ganera. wish of the Republican voters, tbe Com nittee propose a primary election, to feMd oAftaturday of this" week: TbSAim for preliminary canvassing is brief, bu each candidate will have an equal cbanc imm &e< other!, ai4i4|«!^W », compact as this, a few hourd will suffic I

&r notice. Qf the primary eTe'itiou to

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lan. .Miniitar. Jo- ACCOf^fPje/ WXa

nfAft|,(Hfi/WSd#,^ftMMft*LS tfebfind on LcJW^SWBnden, tbe British Foreign

Secretary, asking foferplShations tn re» lation to tbe case of thai Artuiftvof Mary Lowell which was captured by 8panish*»*^g*W «jC5iWtTo# HWBahama Islands while in^ekarge of the Srltish ftfv*mira«latmlPT«1rti tfhg^mY at the •BMiHMWdepiwtwi ny^pheK^alphfli. ?his faet("MMtmectioa with thejrepflMedilo*

kffd'Bvaftft»^!PWtftr libel, laying dama

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•i wnal*responte to the- loVlfWitlda'vf- a mlttaarn Iiei

ticket whioh shall have every element

lastly nominated, cannot fail of electio i, .^laxki

«j» 37aa*k «n dertri)ative llre ihTrot, Sktunlty nigbtt destroytucg.^ ttettl, dWe|^og house, a huteh$f'$te yj «td several''e«it-buiidings. Mo«t«f a* buUdlogs .JS^oiqged'-to -j have !f pie work of kti'ift^eadtary.' ^s# tftNMde rii IMfl 0MV.M2 •w igtfwflo 'ii

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steamer A«(ftwall frinira £630.830 lu treasure, and Panama dates of tnelotb,whichcontafB'h'onl'Wf. .BJ3TOH

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^^JaS3Rffa«asMiv b,7 Ten'Rwy8 tftBT IflVdH-HtiMtlWa! force to 4W A|iknlts of thdrannexattenisti, that such a magnificent domain as the New DfettftglSa uow promises tb'tiy d&glulDb loneer to be dwSfTed and kept down by 'dopendel6e/'Sn a trans-AtlanVe iffovefhHMbfec lh«4irofpoakioa.l]iat AnatiBritStn shatt^urrendor iter- North American

EtbiteeSClb toinol^-i w. («w.,ng«^. It' SwaerV Jh ^bbW^' English and Freaeojournalf, anals, 0f WfaltmiipPB&EiE dMtmOSD w»ii Kf i" I ^wtlae^Bowdiesp coalmen oedyesterdafr

the

-oase ofthnlate for«erte4ji^ Wy JOook & Co, by which $26,000 were obtained from theN atiMMttJtank of therrStatev of

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Co. and the pMtfigitftlier of the Bank,

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WASHINGTON.

April 21.—A^delega-

tion of a doreafleiiAiylviBiau^ hAjflA by Col. John W. Fornor, had an interview maw* t»a)Mr«w (»,«ji extended tour south tb examine iAt^ fhW^etoildititm of *be! coun»y, irs~|ffeI»cts, resources, wants aad disposition towards tfcfeXStoVtrni&ent^

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{looked to the Treasury and othel Iterative officer, to day^^Mk^tal hMM that ap-

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trt^te^ hsisw»'tipeaei tiavel on the •i Jlix* nrwtm 4

soirDBESsibxrA£ 3£»eu i- "ViBfttiraT^, Apriftt™ '*r SENATE. Mr. TOaoa.c^l!ed^p bi« rewlmion au. thoriri(^Hb€ 8«cre«*ryaf tSe^Navy, with eonsentof tbe Colombian Government, to cause farther surveys to be made for a railway or ship ccpal across the Isthmus o£lMitf!i hi .:i: -. i?l

Atter debate the resolution was laid bver in order to put In a more adoeptah'^Siifabtir r^a'&at U2 &&• mittee on Printing bad made a contract mittei-

Bail^ & Kives for reporting CODgressional proceedings, and explained that it would effeot.a saving of 18,000 yearly from present rates. |[r. Carpenter called u|) hfs resolution calling upon the several heads of Depart* ments for information as to the number lof cl*kMp#pioy«d by them, where, they came from and who recommended them, 'Ac.

The resolution gave rise to lively de tjjrte about^the general question of appMntnieats.

Mr. Trumbull said it was time somethlijg Was done to correct such abuses which bad grown up relative tp officeseeking. We had witnessed ferfthe past six weeks the melancholy evidence of this fact. Senators and members bad become mere solicitors for offioes for their con* slitnentsf and ^nighb *nr seen hanging around the doors and ante-rooms of Secretaries like so many beggars

He gave notice that at the next session he wpuld .introduce a bill making it a penal offence^for' any member of either House to solicit office or attach their names to papers recommending persons forposjitoa8-

Mf. Feasenden did not know tber^was anything unusual in tbe pressure for office. He had been here thirty years ago, not in the Senate, but in tbe House, and it was the Same thing at the change of administration. He would like to see the evil stopped, but he did not know how it was to be done. For himself, he made it a rul»to eiga -sery fesr papers, for recommendation, and those .qply eiigh, jts "Nfffire known to trim. He never went hear the departments except when he could -not help it, and be disliked as much as the Senator from Illinois hanging around the doors and ante-rooms ef heads of departments.

Mr. Cameron deprecated the appointment of persons to cffice without' the knowledge tnd reoommendatlon of Sen ators or members from the State from jfhloh tbe parties came, but it bad beed o^blto a great extent under this administration. There bad cot been a single man appointed from Pennsylvania at his solicitation or of bis recommendation.— He,had no doubt niae-tenth9 of ail persons appointed were his friends, for they could not make appointments from PennfyTVanit 'out of tbe Republican party without appointing his friends. [Laughter.l xbe course pursued by the administration, in this respect, was a bad one, nevertheless the Senate and country-had had tangible evidence of it within a few days One man-.had been sent in frpm Pennsylvania for a foreign mission, (referring to tbe nomination of A. L. Russell as Minister to Ecquador) who was a constl tutiosal drunkard. Neither himself' ot collea&ue had, been consulted about this ,rtfpolut(iieni, and It was with difficulty they could convince the Committee oh Foreign Relations that it \yas an unfit appointment to be made.

Another man had been nominated for a 3unsul, who has been a constitutional thief. These were the kind of appointments made from his State. When the Senators were not consulted, In old times, it,was the^Citftom.f^r. tjta President, and haativof departments to seiicl for Sen iters and oonsult them about the appointment^, •There wereiewer blunders made a^d. bad men did not stand a chance of geitinjg Hi ft ft *Mr? Abbott offered an amendment 'providing that appointments to positioas should bemado aocordipg. to State population, which opened a wider range £f debase And oaused discussion of the rolattve rights of the' North and South.

Mr. Sawyor asserted that the Deinc-or-atic State of Kentucky had received more appointments in tho departments than tbe entire Republican party in the South, and said he had baen told by a mem beref~the Cabinet that tbe-§e»atdrs froqt the reconstructed State^ must r|s'meoibei' tlfeSvhite Republitini vote 6f tbe Suuth was very small.

The Senate at 1:30 went into executive session. ,Tr: .' IS.

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ift «1 STO^iaj i"*8 lif^^V^^h'eyl0

enne ana Arapahoe Indians iNM extoac^

TtheIndians taKegreat("nierftfiiVW^ar is being done -for-them, but funds are wWfttwfy Aep -*l*l4Aiai Vp^rs«)rt*yiin ,»*501 »|1 "V(* ijrtaaa.eilegca8»boppe{s have appear%dJ0l?th*'J#lalM^' disPttlM" it^tg'tbat' Bom An ot6]TjtrtTeBfgfMootbrYBlTow Bear and Old StorijMeiaMa^iitfaes have coihe -tn ready to go-to tbeir reaorvatioB.- They are willing

tBRRB-^LAUTE INDIANA. THURSDAY

AijwJkj j^ylvestjBr

Mooney arrived io this city this aftqrno«T »^8- Faeifio railroad inj eight apd a half days from San Francisco, including oiae hours staging, thirty-eigbt'boars delajf in^aklng cotfbection and 320 mijej on slow' moving' construction Vaibs |a| ^ftbe»es4a-ot^Jw two roads. t,

On tbel?th Inst, theta-wore but SOntijes of road to build. The junction of tbb Union and Cantral,, Pacific tracks would he completed br tbe first «uf May, thus formiog a eootiiiuous line of railroad across the oontinea t&om Eastport to San Francisco, a dijstaoqe of ,^ery nerly 3,&30 :j«c- a.u-v. fliiaHi tenx-uvm.^-= I

Joseph Smith, tbe 'Mormon prophet, writes from Piano, Illinois, that the story set afloat recently "by tbe papers that he had died is untrue He says be still lives.

XOITOB8 OS 4 &K.UB0K.

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The special trsia which left this city yesterday for Cairo, containing two hundred and twenty-five Illinois editors, their wives, sitters nnd sweet-heart?, reached the latter place thin morning at six o'cuck. They were escorted to the 3t. Charles Hotel, by the reception committed, when they were formally welcomed hy John H. Oberly, .Mayor of the city and editor of tbe. BalLetis.

The convention then proceeded to business. Tbe most important resolution offsred was one to take steps to have all the general laws publi.-hed in all the pa^erj oCihe State, at a price sulBoient ,|o oorea the oo*t of (fomppsitio]).

Tbe Yocal laws to be puplished in every paper in the' locality, at tbe same rates 'A committee ^as appdinfed to endeavor to have aehaage fatorable to newspa-' ^tfrs hndfr the libel lfWsv

T|ie Aiuoclatioh g&, td' Mound City at JfVcteck this1 afternoon, on the General Andersen. 'After visiting the Natioqal rumntfrY.. by Mound City tor tbe grand ball giveu tbem by tbe city of Cairo. On tbe next morning they start on the excursion to Mobile. -r 4LTKRCATI0V. T.»'sr^

Albright, a lawyer of Cairo, had a perMSii lUteroation with H. Pi Goodal, editor of the Cairo Times, in whiah the latter' was severely beaten.

BUJfD ABTLUM.«

The burning of the Itkaois Blind Asyum will render necessary fbr the State' Lsgislature to be again ooovened, and i? is tkdagbt it will be done at an early day.. Movemaats are on foot to secure the re? building of the Asylum at some other point in the But*.

Mxmtbu, Tan*. Apf JUl."-The west Ward uam on tbe Nashviha aod J|orthwestero Railroad, ran through a trestle, yesterday mornlngj near lr*»*den, killing the engineer, Wa. SMITyf"-andfire-man Christal.. ^evfrld severely injured.

About tbe tame bour the northern tram on the Mobile «4d Ohfo Railroad ran through a tretfle near Trent9P^,kUl,«5 the engineei1, NobleiOonovar, ja^fljtwo 'passengers, nataes unknown# ^he latter were riding on the engine at the time.-*— The storm of Monday night bad washed the earth away from .underneath the trestles...'

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Montfelixk, Vt, April warm weather and heavy raina of tbe last night or two culminated in tbe worst freshet known' here for twejity yean.-^ Cellars and basements of totf, ia bjaajr cases filled with water jind \he sfrestt overflowed at several points in the viljage Bridges ever the north branch are seri« ousiy threatened, though it is hoped they will be preserved. Damaiajfcjr private property quite heavy.

BtirVAXiOk N. Y., Aprp. Slj^-No, ffai« will leave Buffalo to-night for New York on the Central railroad on account of high water at Rome. I".7JLTJ1.ZJl'Z'Z 1 e«we-j*JL' t'O. S^From Indianapolis TJ3

Imdiakatous, April 21.—Hop. John L. Ketchum, a prominent citizen and attorney at law, of this city,1 died last night from effects of injuria* received from a fall through a hatoh-way yesterday.

Am. A W CINCINNATI MABKETBy Telegraph.] OLHoiBHATr, April Si.

FliODB—Unchanged, family at tfl 60^6 75. WHEAT—Firm aad in fair demand, No 2 red. at SI 38, Ijtol at 48.

OOBi—Firm nd in fair demand at G7(§G8, the latter rate lor shelled. OATS -Firm and In fair demand at 08(370.

WHI8KT— Firm at 90c. 1 PROVISIONS—Quiet bnt all artecles Arm at full rates, though the demand continue! light andthera was not much done.

POKK—Sold at Sil, at which it ifirmly held. BULK MKATS—Shoulders betd firmly at 1 apd.sldes clear rib at 18Ji aadctoai

lb% io J,at 000 IbYsold at liyi for sides and f6 atli

clear rib aides daltosrad atjtudhowBolJt.

BAOON—Shoulder!

at 13^, olear rib sides

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5-dw3tn -1 -1 '.i»» l!!«Toui8«l.bii.

THE best fitting and TiroSt il^iroblb Whalebone Corset for 76 cts at We Skirt factory, 150'..Main, &ir'iM^!Vdber Fil'ih apd Sixth str^qis, at the. fellow Frint/"

N6Tica^—Rufus H. Simppoii 'JlWi1 gig&ed to me ail fees due himttS late Olqrk of Vigo County. Persoos owiog Mr. Simpsoi), will pay to Geo. C. Duy,'who ii my agent, or to tbe present Cierk |or S he if a a

April 5, 1869. dw3wj -f I

TBE Paul Breton Watch Is for ^Al6 by S. B. Freeman in Silver Cases. It is one of the very best German Watches and warranted t\be equal m.»^ .piece, toaoy in use. dtf ——————t--A.

New GOODS at No. 79 Main Strc^f. Just received a few nice Pant-Patteifns. Also afresh stock of Chevoils, for basiness suits. Call and sse tbem at bannister's. ':v^l-d3fc

Now is tbe time for bargains in Spring styles. Call and be suited, at Banaist^r's.

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THE Pivot action Brace- A superior suspender for skirts or paptsj ^nuuequalIcl brace ^or tbe sbo'uldef^5 Always a suspender, a brace, or not at. pleasure.— For sale Bw»j3ter. 21d3t

j,.,, No. .79 Main stree^.

Hambubo Inserting and^gings, just reoeived, at [21-dlw Tuell, RIPLET & Demihq's.

FREEH FISH.—Moses Myer, next door to the Buntin Honse, has erected a ''^Ive box," in which, during waim Weather, h'o will keep fish alive, mdy to luthd pot to customers. This is a cheaper and more convenient place to go fishing than, at the river, and tbe flsh wiH be just af, fresh. dafc-""

Coksets I—The largest stock, the finest assortDDont, the lowest prices, at Hert ft Arnold's, 89 Main strteet. .'r, i„. r-fi

DsLXCwjrs.-^-Tbe OatMim 'VMMUin Pudding made from f)r, VihU^VtUKtk

Baking Powders Is' most delieioui. 'Trf

It everybody, if ybti Wirlt srotfl^th:1Sg ^ioe to eat Dr. Price's Cream PoSrdeA all reliable grocers haVe for iSle, andra recipe for making the puddding with each ji 1» Ho|a p1

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High Waters.

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16){ and clear at 17 bald firmly but the demaa is of a jobbing nature. 4 HAWS—6ugar cored at IS^vafih^d. I

LARD—First class brands told at 18%, bat there was no demand. BO rTUt—Very dmll and prices .drooping, fresh at 33@tf no demand for tbe lower grades- -,i

E(K*d -Steady ut at I53I6. OLOVEB 8EKD—Fl. mat 16.

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TIMOTHY—Scarce and Arm at 84 60.^, BUOAB—Steady, K. O. at 13)$9M. OOFFUS—Oncbanged, good at '41 m4 prime at 25.

GOLD—133 baying. ij-rt, I MONKT-Close at 10312 per C#nt S# EXCH&NGK—Steady at par to ev premium on# Ing. i.

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-NEW YOBK By Telsgraph.l £faw Toam, April 21.' FLODB—Closed dull and &9IO0 lower on m*dium and common grades.

HE &T Dull and declining for spring, steady and qUMt for winter. OATS—Steady at 76%c for western ia store,

CORN—Dull and h*avyat 80@8l Tor new mixed western and 8898! for old mixed we*t»rn (n store and afloat.

POBK—Quiet and steady at 981 SKoraaw mass "KlilitW iOO^--Qufec and s'fcady, 8 LABD—DqU at lfyigliJi for fair to prims steam.

EGOS—Doll at 1S@SI. WONET—In liberal tnpply and fair demand at 7 per ojut on call.

GOOD—Firmer, opened adranoed to 94M fell to opening rats amd dosed at

Heajwjabtjbbs 70B MlLXlItBat —Wo have received and now open for tjij inspection of our patrons and the ladies^ in general, tbe largest and handsomest assortment of Millinery Goods ever brought to this city. Our wholesale djc* partment is complete in every line, abd we are ablo to offer to the trade bargains than can be got anywher^Wesf of New York. 8. L. ST8AU& & Co.l 149 Main, and 10 Sooth Fourth st. st.

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V/ool^ cents •rid eOcentfliati^JTittig & Co'a^ 170 Iain street, D^tatog Biook.. ajll-dtf

\ooyta^^£^^ Goods, com-

5SSThtt ?#JH,iuwndftkl0' &

MAPLE Suoab at C. I. RIPLEY

Machines In fluH anrket, to sell on,

190 Malnatree*.. i.- dtt

irasfe.3}J Cream -ase o£ the^n, at' ortctf Brw^d^ BiecukSf CakesJ anythkag .joui'ni&la•, in4fe'JP»V made! from* tbem most1 ffe'lidbtfslys'1 Tllbir usei will convince^tbe .ppoat inor^iblous oij thelr value. 4^1^^. c|ft« grocers have Dr. Prise'a ®^feiog Powders, for tale. vi irrj/,n TUi rr 17d3t

CA?iiS2^s^iS^|^ tWusii'ds fef oui best people, and yet thfe balince, althobgl a.iffAring frqiq this .frorrid complaint, do

not seem to think that unless they attem td fflis't^Ale, iif ffme'l^fll e^lntdaft end in Consumption. Such, however, ii '.ihj) case, apd wahoge all will avail themselyes ff_ the ag^-f

VReader's German Snuff"—an artiole kept ana only1 costing

abK-dl1* i«« Special Agent ^ItHJ lit •'it ,i in

CAB#^»TIBa and

fpr the best warranted Took and toledb WajvAnd Doors -see Xustliii ShryfiX, .& C|

*f. rnes. .. [25,dtf

fi^SSilfJVWW remlT.il 'j 27,dtf amg'j.vjjcnilo Jn»a0«a.o4iA I

FuBMiTUBBeales at auotionatflaywapd & Ryatfs every, .^Saturday. i.

JUST RatOEiYED.TA new lotof Pattered, also Stocking Suspenders for child rep, juit tediived at Mrs. Adams's, on Qh|o giHte£'':«,3V- 6-dtf irr.i-.Wfcj-

Oob stock of Spring Goods now complete, embra«Sog aft {hat^i trow in gj^ods fOr.men»,'TROsr) in which we include t^e largest liDeoY G^pl«it'FuEnisb?^g goods in

On or about the 'first of Xpril vfl' Veil! tVoGr new Storo, Decaldg Blocjr, corner of Main and 8ixth streets, where wprwiybtj pleased to sbq eur old cualoiiiers, and as many new as muy see .fit to favor JS^page. Ready 'wbr,'': I

iu ci yata tj p*»*» j- hi t' jiau .sv^iitaia,r7j uait'iu-

'pA'l®oei.lieBond«bansat

8MN0,

builders generally,

Singer. Seeing,

'ij&aUo^U^ fa**:M 'BJf: Wright & Co's. dt

Rkmotkd.*— '-^ee'd"

ii jl.,1

Nbw STOCK of Trimmings, Hatiotof^ Fancy and Variety Goods, at Riddle's,

^5m. P. McCARTHi^^acLictrt Gardfeu^r, 'ba^,had twemy yeaTs expai^incej ip Uhe^uaiiiess. Al^rde bis li^ will be prckfpMy executed. Jra4res?, feftrdorjer, 901 or lea/Tfrrders ^yFoolo's,

^Fifth~str«eit, (^J^aHird^, April'

^4tb. cMninegcing at 10 o'clocki [20^5^,

Gyi-t repair of cKarge, which

%ki

Z&dtf-t

»b ?Jr,o «?'J

-If?ma sirii

TBS WeWf 'Se'wiDg' Matfb'ftfos are «*cefltd by, aiy5^cbVue/^ir. pris'eo ^ed

-Z.'^j Wbkb£KR, Ageet.r Qfc&r,!3 «d ttsia, dssrr wo t,qK *?,«i

no :telOl

5th street,

twMd'lKaM d«1d!Ohio'«tr0(na iiiw 13-dtf

& 89 A£ain street, prer

tfa»vBlyflr»n in tfho city, wbo uffers.Uojrie

Cl!(!jriil .rC.fi ,1

ail

baiS0

of (ifn pr

pr 4^

B. "WWsa.

Hfrr& a

trett.

+*99 Mafy]

NiwlVhlte (^ids,Q[ erz ^^rno

|#l^

bk sure road to-fepiuno is to tn,ve people know that prices of g^ods are lower than your Neighbor's, or jou have a much_better article for K^iJ^ »ia»UT*-Ti_ same money. This being our special joB"-' ityW0it all tbal^we ,are^ Just in receipt of "dni of the best selected stock Bootiaand Bfab^Sv

|M)6stt»^ 'price to wuit Vbe 4h»esi.MCall

"'At Jfi'AlWJfcitrt, "JPo..'l|5r t?ut^,feide ff

MaEfi'Hr*?*,'between «s4£tb. #wo» iT Ia--45th.c'"'""ti/

4 -I

40dlnr-«lnu ,: Jx^j,xn jn '^real variety, and cheap, ItuMiaW' -. Ai/ ,iJt 5i T-: Itj&kklH,*. ^Offlce,

l)pj?e^tirstfe^t,Tijj.

pgi s«»plrtg tiiB goods at

c^M, Mittotr doea' fca ikitead todote out, byCkristosaa, ,^m,^llaai cheap as !any' emm ia the«tty af&n« krt bf JesMMr iattd Clock*£y- Oii^uVues 'jast receir&l. tu bosold at very, to *r doUi. part bi* prioes before pu^asicg. 'd32

fi Zi

=fiN*w Jewelry at fair prices at Rl3d)(^ "*:r

:*v-u» vi 'JSWdj

n" .. ht! BABT CksatAOi —A very handsome iaby »rrt4g« will' be sOtd bil reasonable ^cms.^ AppIjc at Wlld^ Thonias 6 Obi carriage jhop, o^r^^of Second and "Waji Tttt «»«ets. u, Jl-ndlWv

j»'u(n§4^c^CI AIm Ndtmrs.

US.

a a it a W it 170 M.ain street, Doming 'Block. Sdtf

We would call attoottoa to faot ttat TlrtULL, fittLET D3SMING ate oO*ring««tra UiducameBts to p^r)on, in vast .jRpy

GOOSI.

"/.'lltTOil-

a4*e tiaoment.

JJBMOVAL. mmfftrZT** TT*

JOHN TRH&troxg Has removed hia Gunamitbi Shop to Xack'S toeWi bailding, on Third etiaet, one door north of farrinjttoh1* Block, where b® »ill bi happy to Boet all his old customers .and aa many new

ill. bs. DRY

ODN

h" .wia fi. it

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS!

v*o^ n^isvf .tajf6i4f

I I audi fc- ii

rivd«-S'(!ii4

dttn ii

—Td— ^-rf in

lajlji j.,n ,iu* boa aosiiW bat' xadT .-ioi uo tta ore* boaj CASH BtTTEB8 .!yj:-ii-i J*.T' M*i n^i^w .r,«1 i-' 1 —"it,

Ttf. 1 ,i» ,i »«JT

SIXTY DAYS! i. ,. .. .. j--WkJ Till? 'in'?

W S. RYCE & €0 111: O:..

Preparatory to moTiDg, fffr V.b i- ,J .-'fn «. rt'S! edi fyibiwti fcci,u-Oiii «n» "Ttithl A Large and Well ABSortod

Stock of

'..-d ii .1^.1 b. Vi \k}

CABPEXS,

•prr:

£nu*,

4 e"'*

-,9b

nil sdj

-is.^ ,«nv.-

r^Vi«"fn|

"WrhihtIs Velocipodfi SelMtoLi} si ill active oper^titip at the.3i)All6 Ilt'pse duiing-^o^^ ^t,.^ll Jja kppt there kor i,n ,1 aboutoiOPf) m^ntb.^ore, when the IloUse is toWfltrtd up and used as arhnKellor'

IwamliBg hemei" Parsoaa .wishing to master tbe bicycle will find this thellesb!^)iaco and the quickest«w«w to accom Hhaj. purpose. d6

31 a P^'t" will ta&o p^sce -Chae. W(^od,

{criQD HJ St, S

BECOBAIlOm J'l Mftiidh!. f-rtJ arjj.X j8 L'.li 111' (j• ifl "lifr\Tlp •.. Pdrll(8-w1ahing 'K00dg trill find all oar dlQsitnt ftQ

a 5, ibnfiSiiOtli

Jfo#: !'i

.• T-.

a».i -wtfit mei^ ihfly •dvftntajB)^ wiil find

EXTKEMELT LOW.!

tijAV.'i /j fib Ii' JiW

Wfc.

—. 'Jyi (fis' «. 1". ita is 1 0

"iil/'i -'in.' ii fl it i' ,*h i-er'if vrt a j/xnri **sj Ulv urii tlx u[ f-^F -'fid bf-'V* •»{-!. Li ru, r»5 Offl 'ri'iV ii il Jf \bl3f

'}.

vi-i «yr

£IVERY BBOKKK&STABLES. The undarsigned, at bU Li»ery Bt^bte, on Third Btrtet, oppoalt tbe Bttntln Hoasfl, Is no* prrpuf^r-Wilb ixd atoek and OarrUrti*, to nooctfrnoditfttidpntrlb. BOfl'I HPNTHB.

Any tierein, yjphing to deposit Harkes, 'kng •Tea, llnVfte^, oratber Ilrary aftloies at Hnnlart' Ltrery &*Me, will be acooamodawd with m«E4y advauceri o» tba ia«. dix9dtf HTTNTKB OOIiMNS.

»d'

om 9tii »a(i KIIT'.'J F.\5\'£ i-" r.rl*^ta| i«(foT V,. ••%#-. ala«ia»' jte1arrf«Bai ,a«ll fcrl HEU2 4 ABSOLD,

(SacOESSdBS TO WEISZ,)

artiim iMauufaetmrt^v»/ &f*»* tr

HOOP! SKIRTS, I tSi r-.'s iff •.

Dealers iii'Frencli and Domeat: «n-«#r •il

suturf K.-t

may make it convenient to call. afidtf

GOODS. —.— ii.

r:-.fr 51. 1

••'dlat ,naix$iqtansi wolfe* )q .Mzxi sVi ,t»b a /5a t«« jp^s-nf

I r»sl mid Cfftr ,.paX ,U t. -xri Ifjitm a taw ed n«tjw /if t.issijrr taw ''flr.'hf iidcj itviw#**t tew .3 trim-!* «aw«H ts

)isr-b -faws^ -vrra fc(nv«pj.i yliow Vj bn'ijf .'•t?• tlHJsr ")t i,l'? .rirO).."s

'.mHL*

ui'-Wf) IJ^J r«ite- .it nnmr.iini'- 'i •/f.r -tn, .1) it-i! est T*JO4I'!] »»JJ bai.fi ',0f} felflodt aap^Sa&f ^tiw '%& «r b«» »bw?b'A fOii& twin

"man

,22,1869. ^MPMLKHEDJIAY12.1851 r*^"Tfli''i ftW f.^ .m I ==^^e,

BUSI WE8tHIHPTOIIt,i ATTOBWICTH Xaraditk Ws. ft

OrultTn Halo atlMt.

Baird Craft, Soott a Dt W-OhieflfccaaS. Jm. H. Bltb, Ohio Straat. iLBcHn^fors

Mate sad

BOOKSTAND STATIONERY Bartlatt A Oraodir. 101 M«1b stre«t. Om Arnold oppo»ti» fbi» FuSfWWtdd ono A. H. Pooiajr, 1M Mala Straat ^4

BAKERS.

rrank HelulKa Bl*^aflly»tSaata*K. WLlilAJIDe.: AtTwitoliU Hotel, WwLlpf[*U*mW**t/AkRMGH FACTORY, .w, l&onaa *€*.,, (&t. Sd MdWWa«/fi^

W. H.Vuiateter, Jt M«ia BttaaSj .tnrnwftS Ororec A JOUlar, 81 Ham 8t(W. Jofaa. BaralUa, oTerBaxtohafWatailay'tlr''

COMMISSION A (Wttn Oo., Tir*t **v*a«Mal BaataM/' "7*"" ___«ALBHBr!'.vi f"'

J. John

»H 4»n«4nr»» trtl v.!

i-Sa^ssasa^6^.?

Hadg«a, OhU, aai D&XWl&IQ. ,,

Stt H. ftart«lon»«w. 1A7 Hatostraak. ,. a, o^Linaoia, sui at.. b*tv«a& itaia%«ffTMHc. J. Klolisrdsoa,Ohio awaWi' bat. Staird aadi«tt dyje MfJustsL k. Olarid^a, STo. Moith i»rfT

Taell, Bipley 4 0«

1abraarha aa

itateatnal

S. Uywico.. i7 fiaimstraa*. ijod «rfj 0. W(ttlg A 0«w 170 U*in ateat...

601

£dsail A Co., cornar KoartbiBd VtiattWtt Saiton A WaUiHey, 111 Mua'«tra*t. .! OaraalAu tlacgartjr, cornar Jtaia aal^M

DRY,0pODS^^HOWtSALK Iy Byos*jMiu Mali straet.

Barr, Qaiick a B«rr7, comer Mats andJMrri H. A. Datia A Co., Perning Block. '•idS fARMING IibtiHiWia?

1'JAM

Joiaa, mi rid* fttHalistMi

GUNSMITH AND8T1NCIL CUTTStl John Aniutranx, Ohio itrtatj aaat of Xbtrd^ASDWABX S?W t)(| 1

Cory ft Maaeenrt, Main fltif««fc',01 Wl fciMiAoalln,

8hfjcrta00.l'iOUSttaati

d^iw

HATS AJftf CWtMJ* a Oilif

JosephOi y»ua, IO^qao Dowd BUta, 193 lUia st^at.

0„0

HOTELS.

Matioaal BoaSat comof SLUk aaii Clark aoaie. oonisr Ohio.£M first. Terra Haute HonSa, doraar ked Variaera' Botal Uotr 9tU mht Chmj. •••. r,

tBrraatL.

INSURANCE "AGENTS.

M. A. Or»n», Utin'atraat, ot Tlfth. -t Uagera-Mc&Mn.DowlinglikU. ,.. J. A. Voota, 60Mala.straat.

Si B. Iraaaian, 74 MaIu stnatJohn B. freeman, 5 Wairn'a Blo^k' ba« Jacob Kern, Opp oaita FottlXlloai juo jj.i!

'H.o.-nir.l ,-T: -j .-mt l«\ •T'.or.ri I

DRY GOODS •v&jvgm

I? if, 7.

imfc 1

WALL?AP£BH

KEY CHECKS.' sncs

Wm. Baokln, copier ith' and £afWy«tt* SWi LI-VERY a^iicCE.w *3 Bobart Hunter, oppoaMa Baatia Sooan

LEATHEB, Ac.

li. A. Burnett, 144 and 14fl tfaln 8traaC MONUMENT^, SCOtOfi Waltar pinshou a,.. Qhiuu^ »tMett be inr. en St^ana ldtta.

MUSIC DEALEB8. '£*}',

t.Klailm",Palaoa-aFHialot Ilk Ohio atraat. I'

MEOHA^ICiAmr^

Aw-Tlttmai^ ie aoath 8t. oppt foat 0#c«. MILLINEKC.-? 4»i? uiaS M. A. Barldan. 80 a*la Mtea.. iw bail fi. Ii. Straor, 14B Hala it. 'Offli n/ Mra. Bnc)UD|{b»nirg«rrv4aBdOWo.

?1'

eraCo,^ToivtbCU*et^g£..

PAINTES8.. -aJ*.

Barr & Taakla, Sooth FtmrtUetmt. 49g

Dr. A.iArraaad. ooroer Mi Dr. 8. J. T.Oug, *e«t aide •Dr. 1 &."6»il •, «1 ^«Kb 4Sb:'inra«utDor itfiTAIl, (3BG*CS]X^ •"f"1 E. Er^rU h?'* 6of, StWt r. i. tfo»i4%#»s«fa!Bitfiiflh)«|.. ooT C. 1 Bpla/. Statu od

(V.

Io oviJiiaq ,1oo3f} ituii Jiiisfc .hia* "t JDEPARTMEN TS fi ii.--.

Latitw: ,iri5«by», .£& .Eos SAlfcBOAD James H. Turner, at

HCEnd

JR'eai'

qm*-*W 1 Jlft m'H IW"!

10 .*1' \*r «T»

And Udies Fvrnislilng' ana

FANCY GOODS' Sv-Si,^ ixr-i-: *9T- MarS"S(rS?r.~ 8». [J.T 'Af

do«'*

T._j

Wo extra charge for cuptorn work. All Skirt* vba/rranted for one year, aad repaired free of charge.

Larger

A PaddookV] ill

HeOdrlctaaiabge, batD^t liatoiimd *tha*ris#rij

SADDLERY HAR4WAHR

S7r*4

e--UK

Nrth!TMfdis«iroac.u,sq

arfi

T. H. IUddio. 151 Main btroet. oilavnb v-,!|. 6KIBT8 AMD CORSETS^ Bflfll A Ainold, Main atretic imy

Wagttar fc|leliVrl^Basta{J,,S^at irtiTub oltU. •ref^lu

DepoVi!rtJ

ttnqu

'•fi'W* 'i- TEAS tiiaThq JwtpbStfoil^-i99 Wiio 8tr»e«. JiirsTflq U^pERTAKER. ««,»i Isaac Ball, corner Tbfrd and Ch#»Vy. M. w. 0'Cont.sll.'Ma»a «t#»-t

BbugWtHtd SiMUs (lii? r.ioiit-rr 'f I ,htn ®S »^a of tqjrij,^

600 acres of la: •al. or exchan^fcr'wy projiai aetta 1J4 nilsa ftn*il4wii, pnjLookpfrt fartiala.

-Wl' da.

I Zi *p

Alaoanice 8 acwlot WHjit* figs' altle gf Hotm-.tor SaMni»wnJei6hki/jB Aiu Bfc»'lctS**tt«tta«clty/aul (ablator imutsv frr rap I .T U«TI........

IWWIIIJ

^aiMiMvsv.ava

TB tATB liM WIUI WVltb Iua*»fB*l) sM *1« 5ooa« wai'KatA ia1a»»ary eaSpact. a amodiMi *^^ar* aJW^rtS

1 1

AgM ^ted^lO

aBL4,

E W A

~t ho boaijaSi io%a»aji' t-

A. BLDOOLEY'S :»cni«.'caOToD »»fl eil .zs^HAI

aoaijBoo rf

taIoiing

«ac: Bib-

yti? -,u: ,•

gffhMPM'f ti, i-Ks® Mw-

.Jv

9M1?

on j. 003

A'OWMaiu street itfia ,loa ,7iM r,. ,'

PAPEaj«f NPNCS,ac. iJiJc-iiH.-'H (-ai in:) ,e:fl *&&*% ed Mis* 4t i:u7O0l'r. fi!JJ

sks Totter *aetebt»n,

SPRINGS STYLES! ncs!"-J6»rr.aif- (wii «j?g u*

PI n! "T-rrf.fn «. Ijpfortari, W)iol«*aI* and &Uil dealers in

'OW f£rr

Tin* iAi«ia« CAEFBT^ E*1 j?nn«R

WWD0W SHAMS,

9 tf tif sifmw jv.

#H. CLOTHS 4c. -f

kvesss vfii'-iS

ww aal. 3 ai Isisc

4.-

iiti

»*e

J^ooii,

.pganrttrT

at i«a "JT j-H W'"

[*f jtffWlgjST PRICKS, Jtoeiqs'i fi t( n.jjoff #»dJ '"loM (Msrf'U the Wast, Xtaim •odsnadJ to*} *hkrr

We bars st number of mirat Class. Oeoorators, Desifatra aa4. Plaia Paper Hacgers that eaa send to aq part the

Gowttvy.

.bdJnhT fx.: kl BRQ£AW BRO'S.

IV:

0-2'f

If hoLes^le Dry Goods House

EYCE"& SON.

jrf

MILITARY Si^AlMa^^

D.S: Baw.idswf^Rtdctoiaaw^ luto Bt NOTIONS AND TBIMMENG#. 1, B. Biddl*. 161 Maia sfeaair otaxjoi Gaa. B«b«rBe

Jobbing Exclusively.

WiSt««k,

HATH JTTST B»ir THBOUOH OUB radaattft-pHcea to tha

,Lowieit Iturket Talne, #4f: ftq* BfVlns things to order for (th»

SPRING TBADE,

BellaTinji tba* tha Dry Ooodi market will be •«r» sMdr in tbe fatnra, and prloaa teas dacta-

aasp and

Better Stock,

tliaa wa h'^sharato'fon^ and s&aTl do ear bait to Yaaaeke iaaa 0)tjastt£o* ail CO VJffTRY MERCHANTS ia* this Ttclaity.to baj

'heir Oaada of na. Wa

a- tau Ticinity, to bay »he m.«U pJBWMfei laveas mnen ro^atd to TBS ooiaiaaA'taanr»4n,«far

.. anjboJy and baro as moch r«f(ikt a to tBS Interest of cor ens* tooiaiaaA'taanr»4n,«far n)

Mutual BetiBfit' of tmyer'anS telUr being the true bSaft bt fair daaUagy h«TasJW-ajWlllo» ft Brown intf Bleached Muslins.

PrfBtABWaiiics, xa DrllwWaei Fiannels^^ Uiotbs and Oa^lmeres,

tr ,!/• -Ji4S-!r b#-'

A. BotS No. 5 ao'ut^i Fifth itrsaf: •'5 -n &nv it-Hid •..t- 8TONB WOBUSia Valtor a Bpj»ikijibobs»D, fbirff street, Tyi d^'!..i twae&e.b atd l^Jt.- .! iiiod *"1 MAClmrBdJqeo Oarter it ^einer. 1'8 Ndrtb l(b fldVaet,""' P. W. w«fri

Kentucky Joans.

YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. t. wte cAN orrsB SOM»

Yttiidraiiiary Bargains In a great variety of WINTER DRE88 €IOOB§ *fi»t mafMA hattn, #hfe!i we are anztoaa-to sell uq *idt' ^tafx^ Me seaaoc closes.

a it

-ij'.ils buljdl ni fiojliu'/'

(l«i? |T SAY

E S!

fcilp ,6*J6SK j# ^sfe. \vi m* 'in t}«J*a ii*7. a to -rn «i«5fia |f*T IX H3

3d -XI .fi-.

r.'

OUT CAST-STEEL PLOW!!

u{SMITStS

PATENT,)

long as Four Otber

fo6'W'l^X.ows: Made bjs rtinni»g Melted CasuSteel, as

M!,

^a« a* the metal in your Raaor, JU5??X) IBX3N MOULDSI Qan drawn," "pointed," and »J3 a »i ji!W* pw«"« «y

aL, mj* -ysMTm

^ariranted

8COFR anywhere, and)

v»w

HOUSB ii ad i"* 71

B.OARDING'

I c" I

'•""l et'ei'y Flow

yyLrr&nt&l to salt tbe Fttitlaaer Exactli/t,or no Sale I Has a Standing Cntteiv

h" a

JtoJIUigCoiatcr, ...... I

1 1

.i-L6S^»»S

TAffSf -WWm I or IliaDBliieA 8tBtw.»*ASH^flF .t--majCSfr peat Maw, Wtt j«t^opplrtp4wrtiaw 1 aT«J plaea ,0»portau«a, a a'Oryada.ta,

Xtfi laiHffurt^ati-1.9 la Variooa Sorofean Sratax. 3flna»8faa«araJni»isiIlaje»Sry tfrho*laa4 ranUy ii«.tbs.^»4rHday occuiy-Usa

fcroagbt t«va( as *bm ajw. Atonaty JBIaala aid la|B dlacaaota (l^ to AHd *(«'«.

Apblr t*r 01 r«alai», Xer-ss, s#»4 tooaay rSa»plf ifcpr, i' UWUf.jZ 4t»)dwUk M0t|1i«M«9Uea«/)r.T

Cnlter, or we sell

^•Boiling CouUers,

'O'WKifcDi ,i' wjaJ

CUTTERS,

tJ fit any Plow W

Patent ed Ffows, '^With ^ttrti Ponrw, at

4*W*S»"» :l .'.BI IhK y.W «^W eMd Oi fBaataW" aw%i(!

A yva savf -t I»D.

*j »-*aaai-!fl --J ,w a. a.,tsjlbj*

JBARR

a teahle,

BOBll aiU Slfii( irAUTDtS AND fiBAIXKRS aoatb tU

Street* oppo*tu,Central

Baglaa Uou»«,

to as, (tea* pttnontly, »b4

al waeaab|a rates. Hb|^8o»