Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 May 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

"^THE STATE, .-:S

TiiDpwuoe bill passed tha Home-

Tuesday morning. -,«#• sfii'sr.

jitMcFADDlK, representative from Caea, ia tbe newly elected Mayor of Logana-

port.

It i» *a!d

that Prof. Smith, of Bock-

port College, baa been tendered the Preaidenoy of the College in fort Wayne.

(Yi Tp*Bailrond bill allowing dbontjeT and citiee to subscribe fo'r stock, has paaaed both Hctses of the Legislature. BQh^i

ToT*OA*O«

proprietor" of the Indianapolis Mirror, is tbe party selected for defendant in the Leathers libel suit, elsewhere mentioned.

W* Hm good authority for the statement tbat tbe Erie has renewed, or is a^out.to renew, its arrangement with the -oisftftOM* & Mississippi Railroad, the proposed abandonment of which hae inflicted inuoh loss on-tW latter company.

I -''l ill IV i( I

•"V^pfvo the «Wrm Wednesday, ,whioh ,, war-exoeedingly aeVere,-ft mother and child were struck dead by lightning* %hile sitting rtearlba flreplace of a houaje^ laJharpsviHd.'^pton coanty. The wo4• ai ipaa was holding the child in her lap at

The bolt came down the throagh' the floor, but

tha. time, chimney, parted

iW its "Pparticular damage to tbe

iia« divoroe laws nip mighty toarp in

nA-,

their oper'Btiona some tlfne. On'Saturday lalt a Judgment was rendered in out C»rsotit.6 ^t-p„art in

o^d

tbs

(lfl9^i4^ilkiaal«r

Marion Crimiaal, cour) on tha

etb, Jim Gibson, the notorious confld^rnoe' ,ova nan, wa» tried by the Court, found guilty udi sentenced to four years imprisonment la tha penitentiary. Judge Chapman Jfc' pMiing sentence upon him, remarked that' ha thought such persons entitled to more

My are punishment than they _wov|ld be If *aragag«d in ordinary theft.

W. W. LiATHJSKa is reported td Bfrve sued tbe Indianapolis Mirror for damages. The exsui belli is the publioation of an article in which Mr.L. charged with tha "infamous crime of ballot-box* W ifxiadg. Mr. Leathers 5s agentttu.*n of exoellent chwaoter and a promint^t member of the bar. He was fprmSrly cEBWaefcutiog Attorney ,of the jMarion

Criminal Court, and filled that josUion

most unsUisfaoBwy ,lo .the

»9oui^rels who iwarmed ia tho Capital city, but whom bo thinned out speedily rffoctUally.

W tax Senate on thtf 6tb, Mr. Hooper offered the following: •'i "u Be it resolved by the Senate of tnduwii, (tbe House of Representatiyes concurring therein) that the Trustees and o^oers of the Soldiers' Home are hereby instructed an & "directed to transfer, at the earliest practical time tbat it can be done, by yolunta^y consent of tbe inmates, the soldiers and eeamen now in the Home at ,,i KnighUtown, to the National Homes at

Dayton, Ohio, or Milwaukee, Wisconsin^ ''"•tod as fast as transferred, lo fill their places by orphans of soldieas or seamen,

and

1,1

that said Trustees shall not admit any

a more soldiers or seamen in tbe Home at Knightstown, except in extreme cases and report to the Governor semi-annual-ly tbe transfers made.

The resolution wa's adopted. .. Is Delaware county, tecently, a Geraaan Bamed Stilley got into a-difficulty with a man named Bttoish and his son» and on bis making some hostile demonetfAtions against them, tbe father and son prudently, if hot manfully, retired into their house and barricaded the door. Stilley went home, armed himself with an old gun which waa dangerous at both ends and both sides, returned, breathing vengeance sgalnst the males of the tribe «j,«jC£',•f JHarniah. Bursting open the door, he found nobody to contend with but Mrs.

Harnish aud two or three small children, the father and son still courageously manning their rifle pits up stairs. Upon his n*,9 aking hostile flourishes, Mrs. Harniih

M#ent'

.It-

for" Stilley, took his gun away

from bim, threw him down and held him there until be promised to depart from, her ba'illwick and go home, which be imandiately did, and the male Harniehes descended from their place of refuge, aound in wind and limb and without tbe taull of powder about them. Subsequently they bad Stilley iodicted for burglary with intent to commit murder, on which 14 Was tried and accquitted. He was alao tried on an indictment for committing an asMult and battery on Mrs. Harnish,

Waa found guilty, and was sentenced to pay a fiae of $2B and be imprisoned in the county jail till his courage cools.— The, Muncie Times, in reporting this grand exhibition of masculine courage, is reminded of the old story of "Betsey and the bar."

From Connecticut.

HARTFORD, CONK.,

May

Uiw

COUNTY is "feeling good

ita iuoceaa in aeouring tbe .AgricuVtural Cbllege. It could not have found a aapre suitable location. .u-,,

Da. J. D. Cox, of New Harmony, Slate "Siologfit, bis arrived at Indianapolis and »*|K^-&ken quartors at the Slate House in the rooms of the State Board of Agriculture.

i-x JpdqiF. M. FISOH,

"the

fjapbaaIUe

7.—Thi

Sen

ate ratified the Fifteenth Amendment today by a vote Cif twelve Republicans to five Democrats. Two Bepublioans and two Democrats absent. Both houses after the announcement ot committees adjourned for a week.

President Grant's War Saddle. LrwisTON,

Mb.,

May 7.—President

Qrant has presented the saddle ho uted through war to Mr. Washburne, father of B. Washburn*

The police b«re been ordered to exep oise unusual vigilance. », The Tjmei(t9rday baa another editor^l on tho AlabVtaa claims. It says England endeavored to do justioa to ail partiei^dwing tbe. late WWUton and must define to acknowledge any other motive for her action. She has offered to submit to^arbitration Uie queation whether she 'has bean ciilpably negligent, but she caniptVo farther. Extravagant mjsfepreaentations wore necessary to furnish tho basis for such a pplicy.as is foreshadowed in Mr. Sumner's speech.

TheTimea concludes by assuring Amei» icanfr tbat ii will prove a failue. The Telegraph also has an artialeion the same sabject. It promises that England will give an attentive ear to reasonable proppEitioni)rbut will not listen to novel preientl/n#.* no fohitlon is tiaiw praotica.ble, she if ill,leave the questions at issue to the-in^uenCBa-of the time and the mature judgment of the American people for adjustment.

Madbid,

diveroo ,c**o whtoh about

one poor follow:' First it deprived

him of his wife, next of his bab^ 'and & x*.

by wa

of alimony and obits, of nearly

all bis property. If the VegM' sbe»" had

mm little ahirpar tbey r.buljl bavf, in rf in" matched him bald-teadei|.i— Tim**-

Uba first two' ,apppintment« of apselal customs agents by. Secretary Bbutwell, were-tapd*• yesterday( and are, Frank E. fdQ^e.if^'tbe 9th Cuatoms District of

New Torky and John T. MoLean Tor 2d District at San Francisoo Other appointments in this branch of tbe Treatury servioo. will be made tor day.

e4t •yJ. fn*.«,4-0» Oq«

been

Loiroo*,- May T^-Tbere hare aeveral heavy .robberies of arms, ammu,PWU of Ireland dunag the ""past few days. At

BjI*

fast a large quantity of arms wa* stolen last evening. Five persona were arrested this morning»n sQspioion. j,„.j1

Dispatches from Cork mention the per-' petration of similar outrages. There io-ba no doubt but that the aulprtta belong,'to every. Instance, t» Fenian organizations.

ortes ye»-

I i. 0 'i 7.^—Is ^i&e Gc

lerday aif amendments to t^e religious clauses of the Constitution ware rejected, and the clauses, as they stood originally, finally -'sin

May 7.—A director^ fa pro-

posed^ to cdiuist of Serrano, Biviro' and Ola^ag^, with Prim,at its head aa Preiidebt iuj8 Minister .yfWar. |_,':V-r'

i^ From Washington. ,,

aWAHUK$TO!t,

v-i

IARBWKLL.

pArttVian Minister Qareia, took leave of the rresTderit this .morning a farewell speech. The .President in reply icspei4v the friendly telations would

COQ-

'tinue between and this ooantry.— SecretWty:Flsb Aecompanied the Minister. 9uC u-V VIBOIM'IA AJFAIKS. iileAloxandcla tTnion League sent a colored -spokesman to tbe President this

A. M. to ascertain when a delegation of the League may, have a conference ^ith bim relative to affairs in Virginik. The President consented to see therii jto-mor-tni. Ui

Oeli* Forney, Goy. Wood, Gen. Van Wick, of N. I., and Mr. LIdyd, of the committee which has been traveling in the South

Tot,some

weeks, had an Intef-

vjew with tbe President this A- M. conceramg what they observed while on their trip the Southern oountry.^ ". I'-ni"'. v*»F6IKTJCBlrX«i::,

M.Gregory,

:lKi

'^ffhe President bi« made the following appointments: James B. Young, Pension Agent, Dubu'cfue, Iowa ,.

Hiram'Gicdiqgs Pehalon Agant,.Fort ^ayne, Ind. G.JM. Van Bnren, Pension Agent, In-valid-Agency at New York. jao. G. Biackweii, Receiver of Public Monies, Huntsville, Alabama.

Marshal for th^Eastern

DisiiQct- of PaCollectors of Internal Bevenue—Chas. C. Waloott, 7th District, Ohio G*o. W. Dakln, 9th District, Indiana Sesse Duck, 17th District, Ohio J. Willi», ISth District, Ills.

From Hew TorK., I

NEWYOBK,

May 7—In the Common

Pleiw court, before Judge IJaly yesterday. Prances "Wnjford reeovered a verdict of $6,890 witb interest, against Jno. Livingston and his'suritiee. iiivingtton is a lawyer and wa* administrator of tbe estate of tbe deceased husbaod of the plaintiff, in settlement of which be was guilty of frauds, of euch flagrant cbaradter as to call fjr Be^ere rebuke by the o.urt. who pronounced Livingston a disgrace to bis ract, country and profession.

ATTACHMSST CASK.

The attachment case of Cushing and otbera, owsmi of tbe American ship So®ora destroyed by the Alabama, aga na. tbe proceeds of tbe steamer Wren owned by Laird, the builder o: the Alabama, came up to-day in the U. S. Dis riov. court. Mr. Malto-y ex-oonfederate Secretary of the navy, appeared for M. Cushing, andj the District Attorney and Mr. Dockey for Laird. The decision ia looked for aa important, as forming a preoedeat with legard to private actions on Alabama claims. -j 7' From St. Louis.

ST. Lotrrs, May 7,—-It is announced that Tom Allen, the pugilist, after witnessing the deposit of the second three hundred dollars in tbe match between him and McCoole to-tight, will leave for Gincinnati to-morrow, and will go ioto training.

McCoole, it is said, baa reduced himself twenty-pounds in the past three weeks, and is in good condition and doing well. It is not expected that he will get below two hundred pounds. He now weighs two hundred and twenty-three.

Beta are made at one hundred to seven-ty-iiva on McCoole.

From Boston.

BQSTOK,

May

7.—Tbe

From Key West, ,i

Key WKST, May 6.—A special Bays tbe Britilb Commodore, Phillimore, arrived at Kingaton, Jamaica, on the 1st.-tie goea to Havana to investigate matters there pendiBg, then to MaMAu, N, F-, tfc investigate tbe report from the Bermudas, and afterwards to Hayti, where the Brltiah Consul belds the steamer SalnaTe aa an indemnity for cargo eeised at Bt.

•1 ^TiLUBCBTiaa. r- •, Private-dlapatcbei from New Orleana ^ta *hat the blockade runners Peru and Lillian, engaged In carrying flllibuatera from New Orleana to aome point contiguous to.the Cuban coast, have landed at the island of

Gran5

Inaqua, ia the Gulf,

aome weTye hours by steamer from the Florida Keys, and the Fillibuaters have gone into quarterB and are waiting for jeinforcementa.

THJS AB400."~'-to—-

The World insists that the Aragtfdid sail for Cuba with 420 men and 84 officers, and Gen. Jourdan. Among the officers weire Brig. Gen. Charles May, Lieut. J. F. Magill, of tbe British Artillery, Lieut. Edward Berne, French Cavalry, Major Geo. Inman, 7th E. I. Infantry, Capt. L. C. Bailey, formerly of 6th U. S. Cavalry, Lieut. Thos. Fitzgibbons, Quartermaster, Major E. Bartin, of the 20th Pa., Cavalry, Col. Chas. Beed, and Col. Chas. Lester.

THB CUBAN EXPEDITION.

Tbe World says four other vessels haf eafled wishia three weeka, the first under Col. Johnson, taking 652 men the second under Gon, Spinola, 300 men the tbi with 600, and the fourth under Gen. French, with 580 men.

The World savs within the last thirty days we have positive information that 9,000 men have left the cities of Charleston, Baltimore and New Orleans, for a point adjacent to the Cuban coast, and for the Island itself 200 have left the city of New York, and 500 more are waiting togetoff- ira.

From Omaha.

OMAHA,

M£y

May 1.—Regulatloni

are ing prepared by Solicitor Smith, of the Internal Bevenue, fixing the kind and «moutt of proof required from railroad companies jand individuals who have been taxed as non-resident aliens by act which wwrepealed March 10th 1968, and wbp now apply, tt have tbe amount remained in force rounded. Tbe nature of the pV/Sb(wqajred of the tat whicd was withheld while the act wUr be, the affldavatof the claimant a.taohed by. an- additional affidavit from' sotae other responiiblff party, and a certificate of the c4nsullors «gent nearest the port to wbi(A Uie olaimantbelongs, tbat he is a non-mident alien. »»Tcr:-^L 00»TP¥« i.Q*MT«. ,-

7.—A

telegram from

General Dod^C, Chief Engineer of the Union Pacifio R. B. announoes positively tbat the last rail will be laid at noon Moncaj. Tne celebration in the* city will be the grandest affair gotten up. The military under General Au^ur, including infantry, cavalry and artillery will participate. The masons, odd fellows and.Qther societies intend joining the procession. Business will be suspended, itlumiuationi and fire works.

A large number of persons are ezpeoted from the towns in Platte Valley^ INDIAN TSOUBLEa.

Beports received to-day from Columbus state tbat a band of Sioux Indians murdered one woman and captured a lot of stock owned by a settler on Shell Creek, 20 milej above Columbus. ,,A party of citizens are now pursuing.

PEBiONAL.

Governor Campbell, Secretary Lee and Chief Justioe Howe, of Wyoming, arrived this morning and left for Wyoming this evening. They intend to orgoniEe a Torritorial Government as soon as practicable.

From San Francisco.

SAK FEANCISCO,

May

8.—The

people

of this city and Sacramento are in a feverish exoitement in regard to the completion of the Pacific Railroad.

Grand preparations have been made in both plaoea for aa observance of tbe event, which' will occur Saturday.

The bankers of this city have given notioe their houses will ba closed tbat day. Busi&eis will be generally suspended.

Arrangements have been matle with the Western Union Telegraph Company, )hat each stroke of the hamme^ on' the last spike driven shall be reported simultaneously in New York and San Franciec by telegraph.

Besides a silver mountod and polished California tie and spike of gold, a silver pick and silver hammer for use in the completion of tha road, have been forwarded to the end of the traok.

The excursion train on tbe Central road, witb the Commissioners and Gov. Stanford and guests, was nearly wrecked yesterday by a large tree whien had fallen across the traok. The obstruction was discovered in lima to preaerye tbe passenger ears uninjured, but the locomctive was damaged and thrown off the track.

CINCINNATI MABKET. By Telegraph.] OisontHiTi, May 7. FLOUU—St»adv wltv moderate demand.

WHE

1T—Qui

aad demand light, No. S SI 8J,

So. l, 81 40. COBN—Irregular, prima se»ree and wnntad at M@t.\ bat dam ged plvniy and doll at 50(363,

OATS—In moddemaH't at 68@72. BYK—Unchinged at#l 37 '1 38. COTTON—Firm, middling 27 TOBA.OOO— Firm at fall prices, lalet at S4 80 to 37 60

WHISKT—Firm and quiet at 83e. PROVISIONS—Cuchangedand firm bat the dfmand 1* light.

PORK—Heal sold at S31. "BULK it RATS—Held at 12@H%. U\0OS—13(314 'or ihoulders and If for clear rib and clear eldei.

HAM^—3ngar coied, lS^@ia. LAttD-180. BUrTP It—Firm for fresh made at 86^31 bat doll 'or all other kind*.

J54JS —Advanced to 8(319. OROOERIKi—Unchanged. POTATOE8—Very dull, market oreritocked, the best will not bring oTer 40a per batbel on ar« rrtral and forced ulea have been made a*)owae 30c

LIN8BED OIIi-Dull at J1 04(31 06. I.ARD OIL—Dull at 81 i5@l 6u.

OOTJD—137

baying.

EXCHANOB -M0,dy at par lo SO premium VuyioRand 1-10 premium so 1 Dg. MONEY—Plentier and market e»«y.

iraW YOKK MARKET Bv Telegraph.) Hai^YoB*. May 7. F' 0PE--Clot*d More aetiie and 6@10c better far Ion gradee.

UKaI—IC bsttarfor spring with fair export demand. BYE—Quiet and stiady at 91 KL^I 31 for western.

OATS—Dull at S04(§87 for western In store. CORN—Du 1 and heavy at for new mixed western, ami 88^91 for old mixed western in etore and afloat.

PORK—yolet at (31 O) for new maei oith and TWUlar BKEF— Dull and nnchanged,

DT MEATS—Seady with 1 mltel enfuiry. BACON—Qnlet and unchanged. LABD—Dull at 18@18}( for fala to prime Steam.

KGQS—Qnlet at 19^3. MONEY—Easy at 7 per eeat although demand fairly active

GOLD—Active,excited an) higher, opened at 36^ and touched 39W late ia the afternoon, and closed »t 38%. Bulls were rampant and transactions enormous, rnmars from.London nnmerous, including a great p*nlc fall in bonds 77 ana •xtr^ 'meetiug of Bank of England to raise the rate of Interest.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

We would oall attention to fact tbat TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING are offering extra Inducements to perioni In want Dar

GOOD*.

Ss» adve tlsement. daw.

\f ANHOOD

Senate haa re

fused the prohibitory liquor bill on a third reading, by 13 to 20. Tbe opposition was composed of those who favored a stringent license law, and ultra prohibition) sts Wbo object to ocnoeiiiqna made in tbe dafaaUd bill.

AND

THB VIGO Si

iYL Ot YOUTH restored In four weeks. DB. RICORD'S ESSENCE OP ItfB restores manly power*. from whatever canee aris(ng tbe effeeta ot early pe-nldous habits, eelf-abuae. Impot.nojr and c'imate. give way at onoo to this wonderful medicine,If taken r^gulatly acc iding to tfco ditections (which are very simple, and require no restraint fr»m bu'ineee or pteamre.) Fall ire Is impoesibhi Sold In bottte, at 93, or tour quantities In one fjr 99. To be hai onlj-of tbe aole appointed agent in Amerioa, H. QEBT1ZED, U, ad aisiM, est. of lltk ikvR. Ii T. 4*M

L'ERRE-HAUTE INDIANA. SATrjRDAY UQRNING MAY "8,

letter

j—.

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Liat or remaihlrg unolaimed & the Part .. SATtriBAT, May 8, 1869.

LADIEi' T.TST

A'Sxanief' Mrs I Larter Ulu Anna Angle Mr Backy Longdwarf Mia* Mollis Alaaaodw Mrs J. LyuaJ(rsXi(tte Atkiniou Clara Mattnx M4as Era BalleyT! Us Belle Mewv. aney Mrs Xtaato tJadraa Mr* 8 Murphy Mi* A B^aeUiae Catherines MeMurtes-Ml.a Broden JSlse A Luanda Boble Mlaa 8 Boats Mxa Jiewell Jeonla Browa Miss Sarah eed Mr* El aabe'h Brown Mti Doicann Beynolde Mre Lodisa Bums Mrs Bldl .ger Mies

Durgan Mrs Kim ra chardaon Mrs Lncluda Oampbell Mrs Catherine Beiley Mr* Bei jamla Carpauter Matilda __ BoofcoaU lira neary Coho MolUe

s...»

Bo Mrs A I

Connors Johanna '." Bobertaoa *tas SaaCT Davis Miss Bats Iki 0 adrella ibacn a Eaaom Mies Amanda Evake Mis Oabrlella Bobb Mrs William EdwtrdsMraJJ Vruland Mlas Maggie Flnton Miss Emily 2Foitson Miss MS Oampbell Mre SliubetfaSvphsns Mis* Oarri* 0«rvtn Mrs Susan

Smith Mis* Mollio EalthMra Olarl^da 8 Smith MraM True Mr* 8W Vane Mullle Walls Miss Mollis Weet'all Mrs Ohrlsteua W*ltn Mls» Sarah A Wesser Miss Loa aa IFilliams Miss Kami* ... Wood MissSalli* .6 ..-ST:-'

Ueotry Mre feallla Gilcrees MUa Ann Gugura Mre Annla Gordon Miae SallnaT Bake Sarad Hay a Mrs Millie Uaney ulss MO UeriiogtOa Miss Luey HuestU Mrs Lne Keys Mlse Macy Knykendall lira 8 ami

OBSTLBMER'S UBT.

All Davll Baker Ba caw ilenry.. Bergman Brioe Jame* 3 Brintoa W S BriaLt^Vm Butler.WO$ Ballard Bu.i.htm VM Caldwell E Careg^n DetiBls Oar pen ter James Ooulson S Oonn E Coopsoa Bobt Our is 3 W Everhart Eke* James Engles P*ter ElliJt W I Elllo 0 ^ranslin Farmer Wo Fethening John Fagate John FloreyO W Graeple llngston Danl Garbs John Carrlsoa John Giles Thoe Gross John 3 Groves Gosnell A Hall Andrew Baney E BoU'.ngswortli Hopkins John Jackson Is *o Jao^sonJ W. Johnson Jvhn Kirkpatrick N Knhshafl Xdwd

Lyons Miohael -••-s fa{3 Lnnny Bernard 'Viiii" Mattuewii Lewf^vinu fMazw 11 John Marhay Jam**!

V/ Kenne John 3i MilHr Mi Ur

Hooa Asroa Knrrij O

tfMcLan

to S oh

Price W -1'.' .I Ph'llips Johll Kedfleld3 I

i. "Blnahart3 ... ., Babinsota Addison Bolf II

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EZRA READ,P.U.

DRY COODS.

.iinsy "Av\T tatwi

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s«d

,T1dl

teltfT--odi 'i J.oidr' tma

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it/ Xtritntt

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SPRING,

•rf'H): 7OJ] .'rfc- rx

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS!

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A S E 1 9

7'-' 'J—FOB—'','X.

SIXTY DAYS!

W S, RYCE CO.,

Preparatory to moving, effar

Large and Well Assorted Stock of

DRY GOODS

CAKPJBXS, -..irj

REMOVAL.

WALL PAPEBR

UECOBAllOITH

Parlies wishing goods will find all our dlflsreot

DEPARTMENTS PULL

and what Is more to thslr advantage, wlllibld

PRICES E1TREMELI LOW.]

JOHV 4BMSTK01ff0

Qas removed hi* Gunsmith Shcp to Mack's nsw building, «n Third street, one door north of Far-. rmRton ock, where he *111 be happy to meat all hi* old easterners aad aa asuf »»*o°—.aa •afwk* l»tfWr

BUSINESS DIRECTORy.

TITH

j"3o afti

Laogly T. •(. LkBdar ., Lake &

it tats .V

,iW jajiic ATTORNEYS. Lz, fitiaao,

YTRRFNGTON TRJSTAI AA MALA

Main Street..Block.

street

A CFOFT, 82

Soott A DOT, 60 Uhlodtreet,

Jot.S.BlsJta,

»MV

A 8j3MTlCrr8 AJPO BUILDERS.

). A.

VxTdagh,oorner Main and Tilth. Oilft

WilliapUi corner.^IINTH and Mulberry BOOTS AKD SHOES. JaoAb

DSLL,

south Fonrth street,

"77 BOOKS AND STATIONERYr

J^RTJATT-A AMIAIIY.

0. DIISTOFTLTI

Bro.,^.alayetle Streets

A| TENT^JA

Bob*c4 Mia* WllliaiB Bus* 11 Hies KelUe Shaffer Mary Shaw El il 2 SpaIn Mr* A

Tkomaa

rr-icH

W H.

R.CU

BILLIARDS.

Betal, Wn.PHAFF'R, Proprietor. CARRIAGE FACTORY.

WUD^,

Co.,Oor.2d and Walnut.3

ClJjTHlNG.

Bannister,79 Mala Street.

Grover A

Miller,

Mam

STREET.

Joha Barnikle axttfn

COAL

-L. H.

,-f A jMeQneen Wat ^»{l| *8 .Hebeker Seymow !ivr ?tio tJ.'ilFeakth*,

between Main and Ohio.

T"?--DRY GOODS. Tu«LL,UROEI..170

Blpley

A(B.RtenMr

6th and

W. S. OA., 77

^Bodafkr W 0 Budd 0 BaarkO Gprague Balph gablne Job Jo* Bparks 8 Bsrronia D: StongbJona* ThoroldWH ffi ha VanasJ S Walton Clayton _AT VadaEnee JTaldanJ 00/ a a a a .Welch John

.til

Wlntetsteln

'WltenbaekO To sag John.

Main street

Main street.

Wittig Co

MAIN

eet

Edsall

oorner Fourth and Main street

SaxtAn

Walmaley,111 Main street.

Ooraeliiu

Uaggerty oorner Main and Third

tlft.»lisv ii DRUGGISTS. I Birr,Gulick

IDJVtO rv: 0

Berry,corner Main and Fourth

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Joaen it

Jobm,eMt

HARDWARE.

Oory

4ti

Manaonrt,Main Street.

Austin Shryer A Oo.,MALA Street.HATS AN CAPS. Josojih

Yetea,1*5 MD

ii :'.: 'J'ii

Walter A Ippinghons »o, Chert street, bs twrea 0th and 10th. 010! 1

'Music DEALERS.

II.

Kiasnw, Palace of Muslo, 48 Ohio street,

rtirl .7* MECHANICIAN.

A'i Ttttmaa, It south it St. opp. Post Office.

MILLIWERY.

K, A, Baridan, W Main street S. Ii. fitrans, 148 Main St. Mrs. Bueklnghaas, Uor, 4 and Ohio.

7^-MILITARY CLAIM.3.

JJ, B. DsnilJson Tarringtun Blook, Mala St.

^NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T. U. Blddle, Main street. PAINTERS. Barr Teakle, South Fourth Street. el niifj- th PHYSICIANS.''"1!

•-soffiO

-at 1^V9 Tf I

8'J

l)r. A. Armand, oorner Main arid fith Streets, Dr.

J. Touilg, west side Public Square. DrJ. D. 6eel«, 41 North 4th 6treat

RETAIL GROCERS.!

X. Wright*. Co., l£fi,M»l^Street. F. D. Molloy No Sfyonthl.h Street. O. I, B?pley, Main Street".

RAILROAD AGENT.

JatUe* II. Turner, at McKoen A Paddock's Mill REAL-ESTATE AGENTS. Hendrioh A Lange, corner Main and th streets

SADDLERY HAR&WARE. Fred A. BmsJio. 6 south Fifth street.

STONE •WOBK. U:- -y.

Walter A EpplngUouS'n, Cherry street, b*tireenB.h and 10th.

8EWING MACHINES.

Carter A "elner, 13 Nort 4th .Str*ei.**-' J. S. Blddle, 151 Main Stieat. h~jj SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B*rs A Arnold, 8 Main street. ,. 8. Weiss N*. 169 Mala street.

T, STONE CUTTERS. Wagner A McTarlane, last of T. H., A I, B. E Freight Depot.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaao Ball, oerner Third and -Cherry, M. W. O'OonLell, Mam Street.

HEBZ & ARNOLD,

(1000X830as TO B. WEISZ,)

SO MAIN STREET,

Manufacturers of

HOOP SKIRTS,

-,3S

•iiIV, $

Ana Laflles Furnishing and

FANCY GOODS,

80. ^Hain Street 89. ni-.i TbreeDoora West of Edaall Go's. l•

No extra charge for custom work. All Skirts war~ ranted for one year, a/id

epaired free of charge.

S I I A N S

D. SEKLY,

Ho. 41 North Fouith Street,

MACIR10 AID ECliECTlO FH1SICUK. febadtf

DB.A.

AKNAUD.

DRY COOD9.

aw i^-f#ar»hat tt4t uc^"J Jii'f »sS Ytpitirrsb sfl# tiH i»mm thpm.4*csbit aa tidt

Ohio Sireat

O O

side Vol»lio tiqaar*.

GUNSMITH AND GUTT John Armstrong,OhioSTINCILof street,east Third.liii

strast.

NATIONAL

.Clark

House,HOTELS. corner-Sixth and

Main.'"

House, corner Ohio and First.

Terre Baute House, corner Main and Seventh Farmers* Hotel

Cor

9th

and chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Hager AMcKeen, Dowling liall.

Baser A Mc&een, CX.TboBpffMajn street.

JEWELLERS.

S. B. FreeaiBn, 74'Maiu street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block Jacob Kern, Opposite FostOcice. -hs

KEY CHECKS.

Wta. Ban kin, oorner 4th and Lafayette Sts.

LIVERY STABLE.

fiobepft Banter, opposite Buu ia IIouss. LEATHER, &c. L. A. Burnett, 1U and 1*6 Main St'ieet. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

rati 3 tudjf c'-i

?#fe£

4 -it

101, Main street.

Mala Street

•inV'V -BAKEES. -.-rf frank Heluig

I-

Dealers in French

-and Domestic

CORSETS

Slfth

Orrtos—Oornsr of Hata aud over the National Stat* Bank. UMtPraol—Chestnut St', between r.tfc and latSlyl TKBKB HACTK. 1KB.

Streets,

th.

pn YSK IAV tirf SUltGFON: OrHi-r--5«.l si.fe I'nblie S«iu"rt», asm- ib °e u[.ie.i li. Curils,)

Call* attended to uJcht and ty. Residence at H*Uo«a1 fisnaa. JaHdar

••14

A WALTNSMIJR

Trad Schlewmg,owarMain

104

street.

V-SHTJ

DEALERS. !.

J. A. Morgan, 8nlli*an County Coal John McTarlane. Blrertjoal.

V. DBKSS MAKING.• I 7,

Slri.IT.'LL BedgoO, Chic, bn. 1th andfith bts .-DENTISTS.

Bartholomew,167 Main street.

O. O.

Lincoln,

t' .fi 1

'i" j-'V-f O

SPRING GOODS

R.-.,

-i*

I N

SPRINU GOODS!

& CO.,

rrO MAIN STREET,

DOMINO BLOCR.

THIS iWEEK!

GRAND 0PENDIG

-or-

SPRING STOCK, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

-AKD— •1

LOW PRICES,

WITTIG CO., 170 MAIN 8T, DEMING BLOCK.

^yOOD! WOOI

WOOD! WOOD!

Two hnndr«dcord* of seasoned Cord Wood for tale. All orders left at the ''Sarly House." West llain street, or at John Ho. Far lane's offies north Third streat promptly llled. fiABLBT BOV8B—W. B. LUWU, PrapV. »»IDedlf

r«

-IfLlSZ'J apttow *a fs-j#

Prfrsy^

f/V

]fp*

..» rti

i).5 .A 2--A-i

-AT-

Cornelius Jc Haggcrty's.

"w*' 1££F I5&.

LEATHER, HlOtr ACT

Blndli

•"•••"•v

,^(jGr

I Vi» O

SPRING GOODS

iV'i:!oa| I I jjipo ii

,A. BUBNBTT,

ifti

ICanufkcturtr aad Dealer

LeAtber, flMea^olls* Shoe Flattings, and Carrier's Tools,

Kofc 144 AIM MAIff R..TIBM lim. IIK,

Would respectfully Inform hi* old l^atron*. and. the pnbllo gan rally, that he fiias en band and 'solicit. order* for tha Tarlona klndhi of goMs adapted to the want* of •aot aad She* MsaafiicUnlm, die suad Hawa Bakers A U*al*ra,

Oonslatina of

Harnens, Skirting, Faj and Black BridlejCoUar Leiiifcw,

Bag Leather, IAne LefUhPaa Fkins

ting,

cUBoot W*b,

ngs, 0 alter Watt, darings, Laoes. Walloons, Shtfa Threads,

ShoeDnek, Bristle*. Kyelvts, Oork Bolsa,

Cement, Ehoe Kit, I llaohlne Wax, Qua. Tiagseantb, Ed^e Blacking, itsefcike Thread, 8hu« Blue king ait Bnuhe*, Nails, Awls and lacks, ,.,3 1 in»

Lasts, Shoe Tree., "'1

I ,M ,. ,j

j. j': Crimping BoarSS. ,„\ Clamps, £oot frael, '!'i "..cuna Crimping Xai^ine*,

Xtc.. Ktc., o.

OILS—Cod, straits and Bank. Sicily,

Sumac and J*v0nlca.

THREAD,'

KKSOU8, UfJ) SEWUTS MAOOlHl Twnnin AND 'SILK. a*" CASH for Hides, Vara, SVasp.: Pelt*, Bear Skins, Tallow, and Leather tn tha J^otgh. Consignments alwaym jjitceive

Prompt Attentat).

VakMwff rr-otpjui an- i,: -«i ui«it :jis

MERCHANT TAH*0RINC.

M.iJ .?••."-"•!?«•.' s1,»?!-•.'» 1

X:'.}s1 4 vi.•:••• •.• •r.tt kfi- I ii

W A S E

I ....

,acid

,. has Just ratnrmed firon t&a Xsll with a

SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT!

?l 1 nl 5 •ic?*.

V- -f?

I I

CLOTHS CASSIMEEES, '7, VESTINGS, and

rin'e

FANOT COATINGS,

which b* propoft*.ft

MAILBIJP TO OADEE

MOST APPROVED iT YLE

Oentlemen wishing their Clothing niM* up ty th*

BEST TAILOR IN THB CITY'

Call and Hear* TOTJB »ASVTS With t. W. at

THE BLUE JFRONT,

-V r.: 146 Main StrMt. •*r.

HOTELS.

HOOT B[JTS. ••*. O. BUT NATIONAL HOtSE,

Con. Sun AMD Main STaaar.

TEBR£ HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BVTZ A son....... .raOPBllTOBb. This Honae ha* been thoroughly refurnlakaA. my SSdwljr

J^ARMBKS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH CHERRY STS. Opposite Eastern Hsrksi JBleaae. Ba-rlngaUrge Wagon Tard attached, will enable me to giv* geaeral satls(a*tlou to th* traveling public. D. W BAHKlN.

rjlEKBB HAUTE HOUSE,

OOim KATE AMD B1TOTH 811011,

This Hotel na* reeently bees refitted, aad pntla drnt^laas order, offering aeoommodatloh* nasur paaeed In the State.

T. C. BUNTII. Prop'r.

pLAKE. HOUSE.

\J ooaaaa or ratr ana onoMtutaia.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W: B.6JUFWTH. ..^jnwprMw

OSlce of Marshall, Mcnteauaa and Paltatlne Hack-Line*. free Buaa to aud frotu all Trains. nortadtf

PARK HOTEL,

On tlx# AMERICAN Cor. Betkman and Nassau Sts. Sear City Ball Park— ,Sew York

QBOBOE WIGHT, Proprietor.

H. B.—located In the »ery heart of tha wholesale badness, this Is on* of the most contelntly located Hotels for Merchants, Baslnf** men and other* Ttolting the elty. d»d»m

Pacificof

hotel,

170, ITS. 17* and 17« Oraenwlch Btr**t, One door north Oortlandt, and an* block weet of Broadway.

The undersigned takes piaaanr* ia anaoanaing toh-s numerous friends and patron* that In n. this date, th* charge of th* 1'aalflt will ba ti,6ti

P°B«lng sole

Proprietor of thi* House, and thera-

fore fr from tha loo common exaction of an Inordinate rent, he is fully able to meat the down, ward tendency of prloas without any telling oB *Vt*wlil*now, a* heretofore, ha blh aim to maintain undiminished tbe favorable reputation ot the Paciflo, wMch it ha* enjoyed for many year*, a- one ot the beat travelers* hot*la.

Th* table will ba booutliully supplied with avery delicacy of the *eason. The attendance will ba found efflelent and obliging

The location will ba found aoavenlaat. far tilts' whose business exits them ia tha lover part the :lty, and of ready accent tn all Ballroad aad Steamboat bines. —*1 •rtt JOB* PA****-

ESTABLISHED MAY 12.1851

(0TJ3.

JtOm

AjW. air an«

Kip &tlas, Wan Upper. Bn&Ordn .... ~)pltta, Lae* bmtlpr.

leather, Chamois

Pebble Grain, Splits, Skins, eto. KOAMa—Conht**al, ltatoon, Blue, OiaaB,Yalta*, and Cream. L1SIKQ e&ilTd—Whit*, Pink. Yell** and Baaset. M0K0060—Tamploo, Omracsa, Fdow, Otp*i'

Bon Leg, Pe: bud, Simon Ooait. dto. CALF KID—Frenah nd An*ri«*n. PLAMBBEB'S HAIB. Lasting*,

-,JJ iJi rf -3 •91

E O A

A H. DOOLEY S

iolflw

T"^

Remove on 21st, to

No. 160 Main street

PAPER HANCINCS 4C.

SPRING STYLES I

W J«S LWittZifU

BROKAW BROS.,

.:w aa«c.

I ja%: 199 Main 9treet,\ z!?, r^jxsr**, Wbalsaals ail BstaQ dealers la

^£j|PAPK* UICIHOt

-tWlJiOOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS «e..

««,a

ai..

:7.9mm

Waara now r«*elvfug our new spring stylaa, and shall be aoastaatly adding to them a* they aome «u*.

^LAB&MST STOCK

ot the eton goods, at the

LOWEST PRICES,

'4'

vre

l:VJ

\fBROHANT TATLORpra,

,UtftsfMiad in tha Wsat, cai^a &i "r Wa hava a Bomber of mint Olaaa IJaooraton, Designers and Plain Paper Hangers that w« oan aand to suty part of tha Cltv or Country. 3 .a iif.a,

BROKAW BRO'S.

dwlm

XARTLETT

& GRUNDY

•MJ ^WHOLKSALK AKD BITAIL

BOOKSKILEB8 and STATIONERS

'4 XOl Main Btk, Terra Haute,

Kow have in atora, the LABGEST STOCK OF Oooda In their line, they haveeTeroarriad, whioh baveing been purchased at Jobbers -ft ratw they propose Bi it' rnr to sell at

BOTTOM PRICES.

i"'*

lil£ 9'fj V. riorf: Iff TBTB

BOOK department

Their varriety tmbraoea a gonearl aatortmant of

STANDARD and MTSCELLAWORMS,

bibles,

Z, SCOOL BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOMS,

8ABBA2M SCHOOL LIBRA-

MIES, and the POPWLAB

MAQAMINE8.

IS THI WAT TO

ll*.

•...

S A I O N E

They have an immense atook of Blank Booka, Paper, Envelopes, Gold & Steel Pen*, Lead and Slate Penoila, Ink, Pen Holdere SI a t&a, Pocket Book Chalk Grajoni, Cutlery &o.

Coantry Merchanu in making Tbeir parchasea ahould notiail to call at Ko 101 aa there they will And the largcat atook in tha above line In the oity, and aa low or lower than market elsewhere affords.

ATTORNEYS.

jy£BBBDITH& DELAJiO,

Attorneys at Law.

OiliMniila Varrlngtoa Block, T*rr* Haut*, Ind: aarSOdwtf

H.BLAKB, Attorney at Law,

2: Ann NOTARY PUBLIC. OrriCB—0a Ohio Street, b*tw**n Third and fourth Btraets. ootSSdAwBm

rmo. r. aaian. ruset,a* oacrr.

gAIBD

CBUFT,£

Attorneys at Law.

Osmon.—No. 81 Main Streat, ap stairs, febUdtf

Wm. E. MoLBAN,

A.ttoraer and Counaellor at Law,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terre Haute* Ind. Omos.—Ho. Main Street. decMly

jyi" M. JOAB, ATTOB5ET AT LAW

Xotary Pnblio.

OliWa ii *auth*a*t eoniar of 3d A Kaia sts., ovar Bberly A Blndley'tDma Store.

a. X. aaaa. a.

BARR

AU work entrusted to a*, doa at reasanabla rate*.

TBAKLB.

TEAKLE,

BOim AKD II«R rilXTKRS AND SBAINSBS 3oath 4th Stmt, oppoeIte Camtral Xaglna House,

promptly, and tobV 3m

$4' a LADIES,

If yon require a reliable, remedy, us* the be*t I DB. HABTET'« FKJfAI^ PILLS hare no equal. They are *afa aad sure lu ordlna* caaea. wcx, own cetui raa

four

BOX.

Dr. Harvey's Golden Pills,

decrees stronger they Are intended for «pr Jif essss raica ma wtuu raa

Private

BOX.

circulars sant froa. Cnoloae stamp,

rou canaot proouta tha Pills, saoleaa tha at) it* and addre** BBTAK 00., MOedar Street,

York, and on receipt tb*V will

MBt

well *eai.

*t Br men aaSi »sI9^eoa wly tw