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

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

THE STATE

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Wabash Standard

A Y^mq'JKTO'/! Ohiiitian it to toe organized dt'Mtmcfe,

at Wabash.

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Mrs. Kkllt, a charming female citlnwwatty paid 65 for using obscene language

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ed the rite of 8s claw at LaFayelte?yeiufcft^ wr*•*

James Oabkt of "Wabwb, fell from a. tree, the top of which ha was sawing off last M,p{$ay, and received fatal injuries.

A Gebmah emigrant named Frangoed SchelHtfger'waarun over by the car?, and Ull^^tjjnffipTdM "rt Saturday week.^

tit Indianapolis, has ful*

Qllcd his agreement to black tfre bopta of a colored MftwHfTIAtaotowfcr defeat

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Eliab GomjslB Junction Batlroad, was killed at Ru»hv»Ue, on ThiirBdayby Btriktng Ills bead dgeitiist a bridge. ..•[:, ,m-I' r^

lsx«believ«4

T*« Ffwidint tan oppoioMd Qem.M^ DakinKi Collector or the Ninth CWfW5-flonWU-lctand

Captain Hiram

Pension{A^eftt ^kt Fort \Vay 06. .^siuiui Uif- .ni..r-1'f r«t. Db. Hahpeb of Xenia, OhltS,4l«» acettitilS'iW JP^'® pastorate of Firit P^esbyteriru ChurcH, lnJiBn.ap^(|, and w^eg.len^ipen its dutie» immediately. jOViAO AtJv'.vViVj'mV.' ^«i' "'"i''

Oh "WednMday evening last, the newly appointed Governor of Dakotah, John A. Borbimk 'of fndiana, arrive! in Yankton, an(fl«ri?Sce"ectered upon the dutiaa of bia ofiM te»i .-r 'J

Asxiout of Association for the Indian* Medical College, with a Capital Stock of $100,000, were filed on Saturday. It i* to be located at Indianapolis, »nt tM| Faculty are residents of that city

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A'TIBBIBLX affray occurred in Yincenes, on Friday, i&tween a French dyer nampl t4|-rP0'^l«t*n^a boy in his employ.. AriioaVt'wai stabbed several times, ahtf suj^a^d to be l%tally Indeed. ,uy

Am Wn*hwlll appear «t the Ertns-

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Opera House to-night. Her last appearance in that city crazed come flftean or twenty vary spooney young men) more TMCarkable for brpadolotb than tv*.y ^brains.

A oxntliman named Mitchell was killed yesterday on t{ie Central road some diatance this aide Of (JolutnbuS. Ho was «rosfetn^ tie* track in a buggy whbn an «xpraaa train came along, struck the bugft,fnd Mr. Mitchell was instaijUy kiU«d!-ihi

fllirror.

Tk* dill of the White Biverlron Compaoy, Indianapolis, has been sold to Butfch & Dickson for $66,000, lt cost with the machinery, $277,000. The new proprietors intend to put it in operation imitaMdlattly.

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Ta»tJtiB«tion railway officials offer to transport the mombers of the Editprial Convent ion from Indianapolis to Gincin* uatlMcf retufn, gratia. The La Fayettee

thtnks the convention ought" jo

viaiVCaawfordsville.

Qix, W. H. H. Txbrxll has received an official notification, from the Postmaster General, of his appointment as Third AaabUnt in that Departmen. He baa accepted the appointment, but his prwpstftato aot permit his leaviog Indianapolis prevloua to the d^st of June

Thx State Board of Agriculture will for thoir annual fair in I8?*«a,tfollows First premiam, not to axoMd twolrtiti'flrad^ dolliir»," for-the best fiva a«Nk of wbaat grown in the State previous to the State Fair second premium, not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollaxa, for tba aecond beat five aoresj and a third premtam, not exoeeding.one hundred dollars, for the third best-five acres of whect, as above.

A ftSTOBTCR of the Louisville

Courier

hai reqwatifltinterviewed JULrs. Olern aMJtol penitentiary, and publishes a loDg ac. eoont of it. She repeats ber old stories about n^toowiiK Young, net viaiUar1 his ho(ue,*etcr, tetling tli'o same olcl ul«s whicih were proved to be lw» daring tier trial. She is comfortably fixed and

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tract published ^tb««^.fir,io|jg|r under, the tUteotf of Indiana, ifor$Mx& Begular

MiDi#ii talking of a chair factory. SoaMipn dr^V ,-:| shows that Uere^ate -thirtydne Acts therein. ~Sfe«y-coet-tha people of Indiana on

Thi baae ball mania baa broken oa^ at Fort "Waylie in an incurable form.

Skhatob Mobton is supposed to have arrived at hoqje on Satuijlay evening.

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SlaugbUr4a a bagnio in Evaneville, the oth*riqightjii|ft3.itWBiJB/e»tedmnd Is in jjfdfiri tbjrt cftjr. ~$i recommend tTolin Watte loappty bisratod, to the serious -6 tudyofthe sacred veraifioaTlon of bisiHus•trious namesake, Dr. Watttf. "Wat's the palter ft ,li very pralifiq^el. azIbA. „'j

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Thi Hotjsi liaijcpnc^irred in the Senate amendments to.the bill repealing certian sections-oftbe registry law. ,, »,

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TffB8mr8W*te as^at lartatitborized the pufch&sii of a ^py of Mt-jor'Wilion's Digest of parliamentary Jaw for each member. "Pityif cWes so late". Th|t a.ljttfe knowledge of p^liaBwntaryJaw vfu very greatly needea by the members of the General1 Assembly,: has lopg^been quite

evident,—La Fay tile Jawpna{,.K ,..

Y&g dfPteph !»P' Mm* •Ma**n?9 of mbrai law ia itiU^iaere B^pawnt, and the expeaSed tbr WHboh'b Pigast sh6tfl| hjive b«5a't^pppJlWatp4 fo the purchase of one copy of the New Testament for-each member. rn^t

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MAuftij/May^1.—It is cerfaitf that a proposal baa been made to the Cortes to name ^Hh^l^atron». as

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and4 iected.

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IhaJ.tUe ears will bo run?

niogfrom YittfleAoas to «ha city of iyoua, 12 mfleiV6dib''ir'IWorthington1 in about •ix weikPiut ,,-n ,W

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I &.ri WashihOTOK, May 8.—Dispatches were

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Havana, A.pcil 3X)lk and May 1st. is last dispatch of the 27tl», ^bf a a tbe Interior has been received. On the ifcth of Aprpjj-1,800 tfoops^jod by petals lioton nTnbJMolan

..commanded te arrived

at iT^eVlus from yilla Clara^nd the day af&er iGes.. Lena appeared at Nuevitas very uifexp«Jt«dly with 1,300 from Puerato havitjg started witti 2,200

Lpdle^t a aetKihmeiKt on the road.. Tbey epdrM Bo resistaBee oa"th» march, alh^ugh #4i^s i^ge4t|4LWere posted bn^iigii^gnuBd:.ioaxadistanee from ttie road. A trttmber"- of ^ellf constracted trefidUohea were visible. .ja

ThJ ^OOO ^riito^^Sdentrated at Nuevltas, ^enjj.,500 Catalcuiila voLun.: tears recently from Spain, were te «em-

Nuevltas aija, T^inwe immeaiately.-r About l^QjHwstarted on the 23d, conveying provision t^ins. This expedition under Gehdraljjstca is. to repair the road temporarily, get cars along and provisions to the. tjiidpu at Prin^iW, who are said to be on iaif rations.

It was reported that Queeada, the revo-luvionary-leader, purposely.alio wed Spaniards to tear oh wlttiout «ppeeHHHi from the interlo^tj t^6 sea

intu 0u« vvmivim»v» jluo ftyfroWtitiljc decUioti |im been made aLlo#^ tf ^reat ubAit^ tW oy the Deputy O^MtefatieT jbjf BiUfnal prison officials, and is still confident tbat ber innocence will be established. r1 ""'"Miff

Attokhbt Gbitbbal Williamson fives the following

•essment of bank stock Tbs shares in IfaWwnaV Baiiks, under tbe eC^4t tJongrey are regaW^a -sonal pr(^WityjahC are Wi «cck hold**** *Ucb, and are subjeot to awew-' acirfculatioo nen^jttA taxation as personal prc^jertj^"ttra4 These shares are as fluctuating in value* aajreaberuepccies of personal p»opwrty^«M and are worth on each day what they wiil bring in the market If under par it would be wrong.to assess "them at pat value, and tbe stockholders could Justly «od if wortb mere in tbe market than the face calls for, the wrong would be equally great on the public Treasury.

rtji}|Alpjf',fateoded

td obstruct *their!^tet«£n, :ihd, if possible, capture their provision trains. Dr. Simmdns KtiU confined at Principe, abused ot aiding the insurrection and giving aid ^and comfort te'fce rebels. TGenera! Ij^pa Das etat^ttfet "Uje doCt^f# life was spued because ne .'was an American. -'I'£,

I Re8j^^Attqalr&l Ho^f k|t« hid an. inter? vjew TCitfTthe Captain General relative to.

£aUt)&e^hfi00mtng 'bad never it seems taken otit bBmnal'f papers, attb%h firfrt r%-tnarried arid^ 1 ived OantaihiAw«al nsuedia^atder for bis. Immediate

TheBttsr AdttfIir(ilj6tW^S^i froth Lt. Commander Eastman, commanding the Penobsoot,'d*ted 28th-of AprH, pt Cay rjifici^, tlie anchorage "for the potts of »mld«s. and Caribbean. The prisoners takto flrom^ra^i^ie Major apdsent to CaribVfcan, K%d'beeii released. J, .,a"

The .Spanish swihorities at (bat place Jhad offefed" no courtesies or facilities to the Pinqbrcot^Vai' Jf, fjuttbmaty on tbe arrival of ftifeiga ^isel perhaps more from %aaranee than deaign.

ThouV."B, XJoaeui^'at Oatibbean had begft ^.'Q^vBmbr at Retnidas, tbat )o must not hoist tbe fiag of the doasulartffifce1 again,'-in c'onidffiaiiop of the chit'di,t^6.n of affairs in that oouhtry, where American citizens are holding over $2,000,000, and tbe fear of injury from tbfe y^liint|er forces. Lt. Comniander lutnao'i has. concluded to remain there fer-eortie dajrs. ilk" nAnied S. B. 'Yallei, who claims ta be -an American citizen, was undergoing" ttial on charges preferred by the volunteerTfciroes, and it was expected he would soon.besunt to Havana for sentence. The aocusfed

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had' no, e'idenc®

with biin jf b«ing a&^Atb'«Oric»a bttlses, but had written th» JJtiii»d States €ot .. a- il AI 1».

Bear Admiral" tfcfr 'hai requested the aasttl Americaa flag to oe hoisted over tbo Consulate at Caribbean. !l-i

Mr. Bo^t^S^h'JI^hlinfarms tbe Secretary of State that tbe gteaBflM'JQ«i»k%r1Sityis ifcio^Hb rtil from NnwYnr^ jnnnitl.in^ of war for" reqViestea rte To issue orders which wltt prevent any violation of the neutrality law of IS 12 .'.ii'-"

IHTBBVIXW.

Thecolonei^ eM^ijation froin Alexandria, Ya., headed by their spokesman, B. D. Keliy,l:lM«oii the PreJIdeht this morning and had an interview concerning appointments it Aa*piece, and to tell htm something*«beui tbe ItoliDg of ored peoplef«n!the%ubject of reoonttruction. Tbe interview was satUfaotory to them. sJiigti- bsi^inm* fiXALRS TJC.

.tsfrrtg «»»Uft|KMtfr.H to .f. Jaa |"J ved dur-_ ^ot[fracticnaLQurrenoy wei' in| the week. Shipment $396,800 tiohat Bank notM i«?6ed 'fl29,320^ aetustl $299,806,16^1 .iractionalicar^redcy redeemtd $657,600. 1 1(£8 iSailji .altttSF

4SK»»J SviJ $K I'ERRE-HAUTE LND1ANA:

From New York.

Kxw YoBK, May 8.—It is stated that Secretary Boatwell has sent instructions to the assistant Treasurer to bay one million Government bonds weekly until fur ther orders.

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THE ABAflO.

A. "Washington dispatcb says the Suite jbepartment today recaived a report from a'gtavernmeot officer in Hew York in 'relerenop to the story of the departure of -tfrq steamer Arago Jaden ST.itb arms and muniliooa^f war, and carryioe a thouf-lafed-uniformed men destined for the insurgent Army in ^Jubs.:

SeoratAry Fish was well informed in regard to the-eteamer in question, a» he hpa previously been Notified by the Peruvian Minister that imbed purchased or chartered the Arago to oonvey stores to Ms government.

The Arago sailed from New Yorlfwith regular papers and with no attempt st concealment. The-report that she had on board men and a large amount of arms, etc., created much &tbusement between Minister Garcia and the Secretary of State.

The Atago did not have a soldier on board, neither did Bhe carry any arau.— A small amount of powder and-some ammunition and certain commercial stores cbmposed her cargo, and she carried only lier regular orew.

She sailed under the auspices of the Peruvian-Government and cannot, therefore', without violating good faith, bented

rp^cept in the manner specified in ber-pa-pers.^.. att XO CVBAXB.*±,''s 1'ttT

It appears,'however, than oa Tuesday there sailed from New York the steamer JJerit, chartered by a Cuban, and containing war material and carrying about three hundred men. Her clerance papers showed that her destination was Jamaica, or somespecifio port, and that the prohibition relating to arms,

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bad been

erased, as had frequently been done before with the knowledge of the Spanish Consul at New York..

It instated that' thd steamer Quaker City is being remodeled, her saloon deck taken off, is coaling rapidly, and will s^on sail for an unknown destination.

She is believed to bq in the interest of Oubaxu. SfjT05 IN BBLATIOK TO CUBA,

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The Spanish Consul in an interview

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United States Marshal Barlow this M., stated, tjiat he bad received positive information that a steamer and several small sailing vessels are being fitted out to take volunteers and arms to the Cuban insurgents, and demanded that such expeditions be stopped. He also oalledthe Marshal's attention to the vari. ous reoruiting stations of Cubans in this sity, and furnished a list of them.

The Marshal yesterday P. M. received orders from Seoretary Fish to present any possible breach of the neutrality law in relation to Cuba. .f

A DENIAL.

Tbe chief officer of the steamer Quaker Ciij denied, on his bonor as an offiser and a gentleman, that her owners had the slighteBt -intention of sending her to Cuba, or even to the West Indies. 'T-

••o OOtrSMBfZITi JOB HATXI. Alphonzo Brett and Wm. Jones, printers at No. 83 Nassau street, are in custody dharged with being engaged in printing counterfeit notes On the Haytiea Government.

John Buss was also arrested as the party who ordered the printing of the notes, and alleges that he was deputized by-In officer of the Haytien Government to procure them.

Notes representing two dollars each in gold to the amount of $800,000 were printe£l, of .which $600,000 were sent to Hajti afnd placed in circulation before its real character was discovered. Tbe balance has been recovered here.

Three Haytien officers, inctuding an dmiral, are implicated.

ITfOBT POINT,,,, .„

Ajetter ffom lribtoontory Point dated ]jlay 1st says, the ITnion and Central Pa--($fic failroads have built fifty-three mile? of road eaoh parallel to the other tbat the men have had freqtient fights, 1)ut a settlement Was made by the .parties in Washington on that date, the Central taking the grading of the Union.

IIVK-XWBHXT BOMDS.

Sub-Treasurer Yan Dyck advertises that he will receive on each Wednesday up to noon, commencing next week, proposals for tbe bale to the Government of one million of five-twenty bonds of any issue, in sums not less than five thousand. The bonds to be offered fiat, and a certlfled check of five per cent, must .aceomjiany e^ch" proposal 16 order to show the good faith of the seller. Coupons or registered bonds will be received, and Mr Yan Dyck reserves tbe right to reject any proposal not for the interest of the Gov« ernmeut. fi KBIX AOROSS THB WATBBS."

Police Superintendent Kennedy has received a letter from Lancashire, England, signed "M^W. F. W" staving that thtre have been several private meetings of &hareh<lders in Brie, who have been dwindled out of cjntider«bls' sums of qaoney by Brie directors, and they have come to the understanding of dispensing with the principal, thieves, as tbey call them, in the Brie Company. The writer bogs tor a look out on a}l boats arriving at New York during the next few weeks, and expresses the belief that MrJPisk i« to de dispatcnedr «vs •.

JProm St. Louisi

S?. Loins, May, 8.—The livery stable of H- B. Wilks, corner of Sixth and Myr* tie streets, was burned early this morning. forty-five ht-ad of mules aDd horses were consumed. Loss $10,000 to $12,000.

Dr. Pope's medical college, west ot tbe stable, was badly damagod, and th9 Museum of ~tirr Academy of Science, which was in this portion of the college building, containing $50,000'worth of anatomical, geological and other rare specimens, was damaged$l6,000.

jbfiB ssi8 Til *14 ffho^aeUin quacUtiea

gaiioaa^aiad ateo in qaanti-

tieB of five gallons and upwards,--mast

^SSs^Aay.i-tbe entire

force of *erkna«atr Mwton'a oar factory in thU cit^ij^tlltefiftatto® in *be calebration o? the opening of the U. P. B., R. |*e now "building 52 pageehgfer eaxi ana a large number of freight ears for (hQ R.

number of tenements in t^ejvijinity were ^lao more or less lojora^l IKBIAST MKWS.

I An Omaha dispatch says two hundred Bioux pounced on about forty Snake Tnd Bannock Indian*, eighty miles from South Tfcii City, teft- dnys ago, an# killed tweC* ty-nine of them.':• .. .•

THB QBAUT MOTMiSOl*••"' i2 Specials from NewOrloana lay tjie deM1 egates of tbe St. Louis Grain Association.', arrived there yesterday, aflflt^iftre receiw -ed and escorted to the St. Oharloi Hotel by a committee, and callediipon by many -prominent chiaens.

A pnblfc meeting win be beid Mobday and a Cpijamerdal Convention has been cailled4or the 24th iost^ to ..wbich. dele* gdtes from over one hundred towne and c"iti««"ohtW Obio, MissfsrfppT ittd other rivers bayeJbe^auinvitEd. .. .KZ*t -JWJtSs'if BB80ShlJ it•

Geo, Mitcaul, Governor of Hew Mexico, left here yesterday for bis home. He baa-opt reugoad as repotted Coti ing ton. {ren. Hacen is bete from tbe Indian cctantry and will soon go to Chicago. He brings no late news.

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FromChtchgti?:

Chicaoo, May 8—A numbor of! the stoekhotdera-of tbe Michigan Soutbera aoii Northern Indltftfa E. met'ifcisTntfftrtrfg1 in this city to consider ttoe matter of consolidating with Uft Lake "Bhera B. K»J Ex-Governor Barry df Mlchigkrl} aoWd as chairmaa. 81,389 "but" of tte TCl,266 shares were represented^ and they were unanimously in fr?o*vof-Hh idation.,. ...

From Memphis-

Mkmfhis, May 8.—Commemoration services over the Confederate dead at Blm Wood to-day were largely attended. Business was generally suspended. An address was made by Hon. J. W. Cla^p, and two original odes recited. ,,^-

HAIL ETOBU.

The haii storm of Wednesday -night did great damage north and west of here.

Letters from that vicinity report continued outrages by pro^jng

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The oity and harbor presented a mag* nificent sight during the day, the prinqvv pal streets being draped with bannfefii dt every nation, and thronged by excited and joyous people, and the shipping was dressed in fine style. A dispatch from the junction announcing the drivyig of the last spihe in the CehtraltPaciflc'road at 10 o'clock A. U-, sent a thrill of joy through the city. Congratulatory messages were transmitted to the Direotors of the Central Pacific and Union Paoiflo by California pioneers.

At SScramento the evaJStTWEreW^rS. ted in the grandest manner. The city waB crowded with a multitude of people from all parts of the State and Nevada.

The Grand LoCge of Odd Fellows in session in this city accepted an invitatiooto attend tbe Sacramento demonstration-^ Grass Yalley, Vallejo, San Francisco, Placervi lo, San Jose, Marysville, "Virginia City and Gold Hill, Nevada, were also in attendance. The line of travel to and from Sacramento was thrown open to (he public free, and an immense number of peoplo took advantage of the oirOiliBstanae and flocked hither.

Tue Central Pacific Company bad thirty locomotives gaily decorated, and at a signal gun announcing the driving of the last spike in tbe road, the locomotives opened. chorus of shwUes JUKLali ttaa* bells and steam whistles in tbe city joiped in Profound regret was texpress, ed that tbe rpads were not joined. The failure was attributed to the obstinacy or inability of tbe Union Pacific road to make connection.

Dispatches Irom Promontory say that several hundred meu seized the train at Piedmont cn which President Durant was, telling him they were hungry and must have their money, utid Would tain him till it was forthcoming.

The non-arrival of Durant is alleged as the prinoipal reason for 'postponement of the ceremony of joining the roads until Monday next.

From ITew forlt-

Nxw Yobk, May 9.—A states that a large number o: p&ssaga on the Hamburg staaoMt frjm Jersey City, atd it is the general iutpreMigo tbat outside tbe harbor^ibey were transferred to some other vessel ready to lake them taQttfceu *«r,

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The opening of the Pacific & B. Vill ba calebrated in the city on Monday l}n stead of Tuesday as was at flrst Cooto.&i plated, fiusiness will be olossd, and a classes of people will take part in tbe 1u bilee. 'Tr- -1

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Obituary.

Baltimobe, May 8.—Richard Morley, one of the oldest Odd Fellows-in the Coi~| ted States, died yesterday, aged 78 years.

Sunday Night Dispatches.

Spain-

Madbid, May '61—In the Oortea' yea" terday Gen. Prim alluded to rumors that he meditated an attempt against the Liber eJ regime, and pronounced then base-, las. He declared that f^tur|'| would prove that "honor' and"1iberty'r was bfs motto. It is reported the Gen. Oabrarci a noted Carlist leader, has appeared in Catalonia.

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I From San Francisco.

Sak Fkancibco, May 8.—The Pacific Railroad celebration to-day was one to be remembered through all time in San Francisco. The day was iiahered in by a salute of one hundred guns. At nooh" all the federal forta in the harbor fired a sdlute, the bells of ^the city set ringing and steam whistles screaming. At night tbe whole city was illuminated^ and presented a brilliant appearance.

The procession was the largest and most eihthUfiastio ever wjtni^aed In fiatt Francisco. The people, willing and eager to observe an event of so much importance to this city and the Pacific coast, turned out en masse. Business was generally suspended. Nearly every citisen exhibited a hearty interest In the demonstration. The military and civio display was grand. In addition the State militia and all available United States ,troogs from the Several forts and Pfesido participated in th« occasion, while tbe oivlc societies turned out with full ranks.

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A serious riot occurred at the west end of Hudson Oity, N. J., last eVfcimig, between some Bngliih miners and a crowd of Irishmen, in wbiob a'number of persons were injured, one and perhaps two fatally The cattse of the riot was tb$ refusal of a Mr. Howard to give iiqQor to three Irishmen.- 1?

TKHIAV BROTHSBHOOD.

Yice President Jos, Gibbon* and th's executive committee of the Feniaii BcoUMgbood puUjah^n, offieial anntira* diction oHEe statement in to-daj's "Wcrld newspaper, that the Febiah tSBlBiali had entered into negotiations tor the transfer. of their forc»s to thif Cuban revdlution*jjy

N£W YOBK MAHKET %"teiegraph.l Haw Yoa*, May 8. FLOCB—Closed Dull and 6® 10c lower for lo$r grades.

WHJiAT—Dull,"hea^y and IQSc lover. BTE—Quiet and *t:ady at (i for western i« store.

OATS—Bulet and firm at 80)$9*T for weatefB ja store. COUS—Du land lower at 88090 for new nixed 'western, and 8S@90$ for oU miaod WeaUrn ia Store and a3oat.

POBK—Dull at-J3J®J1 10 for

IBACON—Chlstand uo'chinref. .^T1A.BO—Du at 18 far )tp eteam. XOH8—Dull at wsn. #a| closed fceary aad lovsr at

Mo**T^«S7 per centtied, GOLD—Caset 87HS8TH-

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OATS—Stea »t 68ATS. BTB—Dull, ho at 51 36, rec-ipts la age. OOTTON—Stead« middling 97J6 WHI8KT—Firm at 93c, oot much offered. F&O VISION S—Qoier. POBK— StmeoldnSJl. BOLK HEATS—Held at 18(314^. b*OOS-At 1SJ4 or shoulders and lfJ6§17 for clear rib and clear aldea,

HA Saga* sand,! ISfcftio ujr \rWtls calliag forapaclil nratlUii-tttJuMiiM' Is g"W •»rehgtb«n« (lie T^S(f'J#|fnLbtt@lMsint|aarmediae demand whTcjtremalasver UgM. ^lairaieable. „w-«capdfir#i.c j1

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UATTLB-fTlrntait qn Mat OQ to per intal rroas Jbrcouiiapn io,ektr%. SHBbP—Wt-m at 99 8*to 0 8# par cental gross. HOGS—Doll at J7 50 to 9 Super ctntal groaa. GOLD—1374 baying.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Atlanta, May 7,-r-Badford Rhodes, prominent BapublicaU of Parpen county, was killed at his resiionce near. Warrenton, Wednesday night. t-

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All

10,1869.

MAHKET. Oimoihhati, May 8.

LODB—firm with fair demand, family at

tbat

lX.O.t3'~ .. i.

We would call fcttwtion to fact RIPLEY & jDKMJNO 0Sria«AX*a liiiuo&ne&taWWaon* ta *a iT Goods. adva

., MY coooa.

ami ooraoiJi «aj» .mlsJOnm".

fWrnV'

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY^ ATTOBNEYS. Hareduh ft Dilaao, fatiiigten Block. PdBaird & Crufl, 82 Main Street. Mcoita Day, 50 "hlo Street. [, Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street.

a? 25. WHB M- -UnohanK«da bat haId 2^Sc higher. OOR*—Qniet, prime G5 other grades Irregular.

ABCHITBCTS AND BUILBBR8. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Hell and fifth. C'iift A iiliams, corner Nintb Mtd Mnlbarr

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JacobI)o!l, SQUlh FourtUatre«t. isapsj^BGOKB AND STATIONERY ai^ B»rilelt Ortindy. 101 Main street. A it A. H. Cooler, 104 Main Street

ora«lio

K'ttJta'r*

4il*

w«-3i'ai .vjpT.'"

I 1 1 BTjtvefl

it* at*s*B ?t a

.t .5* kl '^ATk'jW" (t-i• ledswabgy«.Bi v..7» .w^ is a as,y.tLK9

.aT5?il% 8iin3*«t i'UZ*

i'TM3 iVI 3^11" 3 VG A W3

.olv-r

r!« s* s*ie?»w

liw »T«iiwo« .fi .0 .0 fc fi \3Ti»a*.*^•!«£) sa *at«uV» -aM«t»& S«i

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SPRING GOODS

io t+v.*! btt£ .^*#4 :»-v "fj -iJ xOIJL^ SQIC^ •ai'.' [51 JasiM aeiifii&M T-?

«i'

,-9

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—AT—

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jbbm on

sad li

i'aw* jWslbt il«o ao KAI%i "l

Cornelius it Haggorty's.

,HTi£

tat

19M| ««»'J iv .-»li

ftt-jfv

a«' *kiv

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jlooia nojyalTia^—ooM

MANUFACTURERS.

CITY PLANING MILL8.

CfclF^ ^k WllilLiAJlll, .^XSLT saajtimtiaaas or 1'..

Sash Doprs^ Blinds, window ana Poor Frames, t!h JfonlMg Bruc&els,

ws*wt

taajw. banal

l»Stalr A

»SS

a. us rets, "4* Keweil Posts, Jfloflfag And Siding,

Wholesale .a*d^£etaii Dealers^

PINE I^pBEB,

.l^ath and Shlagles,

aSU 7a i-»

tioihrA

dii

«nt Sobfinti r5 Jf*. 1

T*B

Work

BAKHB9. fS'1!*1

Trank Ueinlg^ Bro.t Lmfayette Streed^^^

BILLIARDS.

Wast daw.

&utB

,laH

a tiaggert corner Main and Third

Birr, Oallck & Berry, corner Main and Fourth FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones a Joneo, east aide Publlo Square. GUNSMITH AND STINOIL OUTTEU

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east

Third.

HARDWARE.

Gory A Maueetu t, Main direct. 2 ,Aoaiyi, Shryer A Ot., Main Street.

BC^ OJ Q"*

HATS AND CAPS.

Josepli O. Yatea, U6 Main street. HOTELS. National nonse, corber Blxth and Maio.11' Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Torre Baste Qouae, cornar Main aad SeTentli. Tarmere' Hotel Uar 9th and chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

"Hager a McKeen, Dowllag Ball. J. A. Viiote, CSMaln street." '"'ti JEWELLfiftS/'

qt~i

B. B. VMem, 74Main «tr«et. W»John p. iTreeman,.6 .W»rteti'« Block j• Jacob Kern, Opposite oat Office. St

KEY CHECKS.

Wte, Bankin, corner 1th and Lafayette 8?»'. L:

LIVERY STABLE.

fiwbert Hunter, oppotite Bun tin Honst. LEATHER, &c.\>. Ii. A. Burnett, 144 and 116 Main Atieet. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

Walter ft Kppinghous.'u, Cherry atraet, be twcen.9th andlOtb. MUSIC DEALERS. D. Kleiner, Palace of Music, 18 Ohio itreet. ,, ^MECHANICIAN. I*..A. Tlttman, 10 south 1th St. opp. Poat Office.

MILLINERY.

1L A. Rarldan, SO .Malu stieet. S. L. Straui, 119 Main at. Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 1 and Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS. JDan.ldgon Fsrriiijgtun Block, Maid 8t. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. tVB. Btddlef lfil Main street. .' PAINTERS. Birr & Xeakio, South Fourth t'tratfV 3 PHYSICIANS.

tft-.'A.

Ahnaud corner Main and Mb Streets. Dr.

Ycuug, west aide Publlo Square,

lr. I. X. Seel«», 11 JTorth 1th Street. RETAIL GROCERS. 0 B. B. Wright A. Co., 166, Main Street. F. 1). Molky No S) South Kb Street. l- 3 play, auttt Streot..

n* ul a

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Tutor, nt McEcen A Paddock's Mill REAL KSTATE AGENTS. Hendricb & Langs, corner Main and 1th streets

SADDLERY HAR&WARE. Fred A. Boss No. 6 south Fifth street. STONE "WOBK. Waltw^ ft Kppinions n, rh«rry etrert, te. t'AoinB hand lOtb.

SEWING MACHINES.?

Carter & "eluer, 18 North 1th Street, T. U. HI 'dlo 151 Main Street. SKIRTS AND CORSETS.

«&ttK?9iJi

s»n'.fe

At Tfstpiiia Hotel, Wot. fiafffr, Proprietor. CARRIAGE FACTORY Wltdj', 'rhomas & Co., Cdr. 2d and W aluat

CLOTHING.

...W. 11. Bacniater, 79 Main Street. lH OroTer A Uiller, 61 Maui Street. •,, John Buraikl-, over fan on 4 Watmsn^'e.'

Trad

Scblewiag, 19i Main atieet. COAL DEALERS.« i' :*\i

A. Morgan, 8ulli*an County Coal. JoJjn Hcfarlane, Blteroeal. i' DRfeS MAKING.^8

Hera A Arnold, 89 Main btreet. 3. We:«r No. 169 Main Etreet. STONE CUTTERS. Wagner A McFarlane, Eaat of T. H., A I. B. B.

Freight Dopot. ,, UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry, -. 41. W. 0'Conr.till, Mmia 8treet.

ABNOLD,

(SDOOB8SOB8 TO B. WEISZ.)

SxIdsET,

s: j: Manu£q,ctyrer9 of

and

**»«Wttrranted I

^ia MttlbBny StS

MJLNUFACTOilY

& goJZJ

Ooft^At^tB^rWiB^t.itT^ts.^rerre Haute, Ind^, Keep constantly oa bani^aucT tuaniifaoiars to 4 4*de« ajl-ifce t»Utt-«tjl«a OA»RIA«ie8

Se-

BUCWIK8

We"oS irm4Wit ^e^BAett material Is tbe

trncwiouof our work, and w»rritot It isp»r|or

$ wyfoni ULtbpmmJn^r KsjpkW mtteatL^

Ajr43m0pD :Mb THB X1GVR ilGL n? 10D1H, csstorod ia foar w«*4. Oft. XICOaB* a*WflMI ^UF$x«*taree

frJnfol

medicine.If AajL^fiJlB'''* •c ,din't" 'he dl-rtctloD*CSfc*S»ta'*rj"-$*hai e,"i$ii •ninlic

bolUk-ioD'T of th«i(l4

paiBSed afieat- ip Avariea, H. GX&X12UI, 83, 8d AfMVSk CSV. MU Aot. V. *. deSB

HOOP SKIRTS,

Dealers in French ajid Domestic

CORSETS:-

And Ladles Farnlshlng amd

FANCY GOODS,

89. Maiu Street.1 TfareeTToors "West of Edsall Go's.

v"No

extra charge for cus

tom work. All Skirts war

ranted for one year aad

epaired free of charge.

1X)D WOOD I WOOD!

^4ro hundred cord4 of aeasoned Cord Wood for aln. Altorrters left at the "Early Hons*," Vljft. Ual« atcavs, or at John Xo. Tarlaaa'a of» 6cn BOrtli Third icct j«ouiptlj BUed.

TMHLKTBtiesS—W. 8. bjLVvaxkD, Prop*r, CMff-dlT

QOTT 4 BUBGESS,

C91T-

HO USEandSlGN PAINTER,

PAPS tt HAN6E8 A50 GRALfEB. SBOr—In Early's Bloak,» few daors »ort Kaia S!ree

All work dooe prompt!? nd at raaDooabla rules. apiSdJm

pBMOYAL. JLV

ti iad' 1

Ar1T

Hn. H". K. Hedg.e, Ohiu, bat. 1th and 6th Sts DENTISTS. .U. B. Bartholomew, 167 Main street. _• O. O. lanooln, Qtn ot., between Main and Ohio.

DRY GOODS.

Tuelt, Blplej & Co., corner 6th and Main street. "W. 8. ityoe & Co., 77 Main street. 0. Wlttlg Co.. 170 Mala street. jKdaall A Oo., corner fourth and Main atreet Sax ton A Walmaley, 111 Main street.

»nu 18

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sack ,bi»i

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si wvrtlba t*»ig

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act

1o WJKteb

ban

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SPECIAL UBDCIIURT^'

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GASH

BVTBBS

c^aiboiBJHi r»iu ia

,-i ta b'-i* latest'

tfi'**rbo erx l^aa|tl siii'uqs3. lij fyzivcfijni Adl ti hlstiwii} fit'b*\

StlTY DAYS

W.8,RYC£&C0:

no tstnio? iidi aSftvhit* PifmUtf to (Qorfov, elb^

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CAKPETS,

Parties wishing goods wlllfl.ad all car dtflarent I "D ABTLBTT GRUNDY l-L# WHOiiKCAlii-AMD Ul Alt.

:j i-.}

DEPARTMENTS FULL BOOKSKLLEBS and STATIONERS

and wbatiamoie to tbtlr adTaataga, .vlUflad

PRICES EXTREXELI LOW.}

tvft iitr-i.-'w.

ffdi

V. *.

This Botel Baa reoantly beaa rea»Ud, and pat la Int^lsa order, eSerlng aoooimndatloM uj^ttu

iaaoed

in tbe Stab. T. C. OTim. PropY

ILAiiE. HOUSE.

PARK HOTEL,

On tb. ABUCRIOAZ? PLAN,

Cor. B«*hman and2fa»*au Stt.

tf sir City HaU fark **W Tork

OSOBQB WIGHT,

H. B.—Located la tha Terj heart of I be whole, sals bo-iaass, tbia la aaa of the ssoat aaavslatly located ilotala for Marobaata, Baaiaaas Baa aad others vlaltlag tbe oltj'.

Pacificof

hotbl,

170, rn, 174 ind na Oceaawldfc Street one door north Oortlasdt, aad one block weet of Broadway.

Tha nadarslgned taaas pleasnre ia anoanaiar to be BttineroBa frlenda^ aadjWoaa that frj. this data, tbu.jpbar^a of the Pacific wtll ba Hw ^Betng sola ProprlaSor of tbia Uaaae, a*d tb«afora, frea from tba too comma*

1aqrdla»t» rrat| )nli folly •ble teme*t"tlMrdtywB* ward tendaac/. at prleaa wtthoat anjr falllaf oM *'^eSl^owt aa aaretofste, l»a his alsa to »»t»tale. oa^talaJsbed tha faeoiaMe rspata|i*( tba PacUU. wtich lt has enjoyed lor many jearS, •Voni of tbe"leet iHnlari' notats.

Tha labia will tie bMntKaHy saMAied with every delicacy of tbe erase*. Tba aUHtdaacf will bo fonnd efficient and obliging

The loopMoa wiit^a-tainA aaaeapia^t for these whoee bnalaeas aallAtbess In the lower part

esassB QBSSS

—a tiJiA&Ji' ut

JO«3f IKSSTBOSCi BaaruaoTsd his Gunsmith 6bop, to Mack's as* ball din*, en Tttrd stroet, ohe door north of farriDftSsaYSnick, where h. will a« happy to B*t all his ol custoraen and as maaf gn ocas aa nfaikt ft gXHTfttlect tocsll. aAtlT

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iirh'zsep* »'1T

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fXj' :ti«e .If}**

»ii' .bnnwT eanoH ea?

1£

Vi ••:**.£ ad s*t.o ..'••../'d.fjmoo oac

..rj.J!,i 3o:Jv£n« tiii Hi MSI

.swHafilo «a

twjf ,9^411*:•xlda$iaal! wait

HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Co a. Sun am Mai* Stur,

TBBRE HAUTJQ, IND.

JACOB BVfl A MX.. This Hootf baa been tboroaghly nhrsl nuriSdwLr

CORNER NINTH GHERRY BIS.

opposite Eaataru larkst Esass. HitTlog* large Wagon Tard attmch.df wtll as* able ma to givagaaeral satlsiaotion to tba tr»r ellng publio. 0, W BAXK1V.

'jpEEKB fiADTB HOUSE, oo^na suum ajib savairra iraaata,^,^ Torre Haute, Indiana.

yjiaj

.• '&

ESTABLISHED MAY 12,18(1

-RHWVOAII?

X"H. DOOLEY'S

BOOK

JSwsoaod ,a^j

100 Main street

PAPER HANCIMCa *C.

«a a«

lo a48K?«' :sr*/x: v,..

"fcPB^d"aTYjLBS!

:J 109 Main street-,}

•Bd B«U1» daalm

PlPlS HANGIIifiS,

's,"«AmTg,

,"'a j| Jo

atoani a'l-sr^g' ^a-

A Largoanh ^irlsaoi^d uT-&",% Q(U JO StOOk of IflJ 111 ousq t-rato li boa afr.t

aso£t»:i oi tsj

I wi ir-fHa:^1 anim-j

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a. o.i 'ol »iiav .tins ii 'bttn.\n Jtiihh aKD !S»n a ,JatoBa*i .uootr^Ht oi awuQ»i .i

4iiiedjia'

,.bea pztmM.

v? mwaianaa ed) ^d- biu,

•WU00W 8HABIS,

•II CLOTHS 4c.,..

e-.'isl wSsj

ooae out, ...

W« bars on band (ta

^ZAJRQJBST STOCK

Fifths a A S

"sil

'S'fi

WWEST PRICKS, aot:u»t w®c ga ea tm* a

t'K isfcit. I..SU li We havaa number of Flnt Olmmm Deooraton, Dealcaera •ad Plain Papar Haocers that to any part of tbo

Oity or Ooontrjr.

~A &tii3

-x# s-'ii

B&dl

icesiirs* »aj

eia^-'ti- -t

eisteiwmo

»«n •e5-. .»,«r u-'/u

BXfAIti

.a lOl MaisSts Xcrro Hauts, locn'gioa riihr taaiifl'ai Now baye_ In atore, tba LARGEST

STOCK Of Goods la tbelr llna, they

bareavar oarriad, whinb bavatog -TO -^toatf'parebaaad atjobttra

tbaf ptO|MM

il c^n

J^BBSDITH A DELANO,

\J ooaaaa or rasr-am ou«staaaTs.j

Terre Hunte, Indiana.

W. B.SB1VVITH. .hswmtiw

OBoe of Karsball, Mcataenssa and PaUattae OMk Lines.

Fit* trim to

xl!'a

Mi to tail at .. r.' BOTTOM mom

v.n .its-.,

?i.

.r nt na

S»obrtc!

DBnPAUXJiCKNT-

:\y?

I ,ThaIr varriety ambraaaa a gonaari aeiortxaaot of I. ?W

19TASDAMD a#a MI8CELLANMOS WORKS, 11'..^bHI

jffaft!.-

scOOL &00&8,

^MAGABUTBS.

•v Si

lbJii

E E O O S

SABBA1H S'CMOOL LIBRA-

BIBB, ana the POPULAR

-*sCI~ rru&e-S .A-

IN TBI WAY OB V«

S A I O N E

Tbey have ao immense (took of Blank Books, Paper, Envelope*, Gold & Si eel Pens, Lead and Slate rcrncils, Ink, Pea Holdera Slates, Pocket Bookff Chalk IjCrajeDB, Cutlery 4tt.,4to. I' Country Mir chads In makingTbeir purchases shoutd noti&ll To.call at No 101 aa there tbey will find the largest stock

Id tha above line in the oity, and as low or lower than market elsewhere afford*.

ATTORNEYS.

Attorney* at Law. OlliuaeiIb Tarrington Block, Terre Bante, Indr nsrtOdwtf

H.BIaAJLB,

'Attorney at Law,

i-5

and fro*) all Trains. norMdtf

asD

NOTABY PUBLIO.

Ottltu-^Oti

Propri«tor

Ohio Street, between Third ul

Voortfc Street*. oottadAwOm

nro. r. stts*. raisaaaa oaon.

jgAlBD A CBUFT,

Attorney* at Law, Om«s.~iio. 8SlfaiD Street, up stairs. ftbisdtr

Wm. McLBAN,

Attorney and Countellor at Law, —AJfD— GENBRAL OOLLEOTIITQ AOSKT,

Terre Hante, Ind. Omos.—Beauaamrsecr decSdly

jyj M. JOAB,

exaction

of a»

tba ^lty, oT ready access io ell Batiroal «ad *5*2** JO**.?ATT«*.,

MAKUffGr

aaaremoved har Cloak mm* PwtksUsi ealahleahaeat to Saylor'a jaw bplWag. aa..Ollo, ba.

walktotbtaliae. '.a *»rtMalar attaattet wttl h««iTaa^aa k«at«tore, to the laUst strlesl «a moat sMllfaltMUs« IWilsW aa|s«a4 Wadding Ooatassea, BaU and ,*Hly l)li||l Ladisa aad Ohlldran's Cloaks and Ifeease au ccmrrd with preapfinaaaaC Osyafeb. lt*f

iMi

ATTOBIE¥AT LAW

Ntftary Pnbiio.

6»rM-Oa sastbt—st ooraar »t Iberly a Btndl^'.DrBj Star*.

ooraarafSd* Kalo stc.,

BJJUfc* YKAKIJS, msiiii urn rAiiiMi in Muuiu Se«tb Mb 8 treat, o|po«lt« Central Bngine Bonark

All wort aatrwlte4 to at^waaiwbla nsua. '"te"

-avi-a sad

MILLINERY.

BUCK IS6HAM

gp ifcSTHts tt« oaraar of Taartb aad OMa

•ra,*o. pSB88 HAKMO baa also been adds* to taaibasiBeM. Having ao6mpetent Prist wa kar, aattefacttoa la gsaran te*^