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

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NINETEENTH

(^y

STATE

\Ehb State Medical Association session at Indianapolis.

DUEINQ

the year ending May

sixty death* occurred in Vincennes.

paay

v-—7

rand Lodge 1.O. 0. F. is in sea-

Lod^B

Thk

engine.^ -,

In i.i.i

a»

•—a—•!• ..•••«m JACOB Lawhobk

a cdiidW & •ivyoep JSgauft

ii i.*'

Medica ment of the by Colo aware Court

^Tff01'8'

Six new locomotives were shipped from .- fcrfaiiftpolia on Monday %-^iHnIon 5aclfo Railroad, -^H3

price of wife beating,

Evan a*"

rille, has advanced to $15.45 and the tend. Ottftney is'still upward. lei.

Et^titft/kM)dA'^

inhabitants—

ItAPOBn claims 100Q0

Doctor. TATKS, lnte leaefeq t?f ansville Opera House, has

leaving, sundry billsjinlifluldstod.

ABTKJtM of AssoeHatUn of thfcltfdif^ *p6fts,' D«lphi & Chicago Railroad t5dn»-

hitched, to. tl

fr®

af^f-r-himj and hojftP.-.is. ta

4~""'

dwaBUje*

have been filed in ihe h«i May 17. J3(ecretary- of State. •. x'sj The £s##^a« dmetowm -^eted1 for JBitltai jfciokdtte, ame? #(0., liti^JWreceaay-caueedAMisi Whiteford, of Dilsboro, near Aurora, to delib"I'erttelf ^ttflW her "own Iif4{ by 'shooting herself^

... Yic* B»*sh*st(JOLTAX -and. lady baa a reception at tbe residence' Hf T., P" Haog^e^r, Indlanapplis^ last .'fining.— 7h«gr go to .^pcingfield, 111m, to^ay. -.Ill :r .1

Uil

^SSMlC) Jt .tiriBrca •.'•t im

Hamilt

!j: n.^a.

Willi

elected for Kickettf,

'I 1 I

A SCHOOL MI8TBXSS up in Porter cennty, constraiag physical punishment1 litjer.uaDy. gave a tremendous catharWtt ti a wli rairaetory pupil a few days nao.-^Ex-

perintende

Bkelkk h^ b^n^i] ^®sut^ I

Agriculture, to fill tle vaoaney cwncd MUtto^eMk'ef A. J. Holtoe^.-^itortest ua«n'

Stale Board of Agricultdi^odw^ naiwiij rffotetteist^T^^u,,. »^fflfthe"aWurit

appro^ia^ai,j|5,j

Geological purvey of. the State.

'k' BkaiT Qontainiog •. Bix mqp,, crossing the river at Mount iVernon, M&t^<d •auk, drowning Barajey BariMni John' Seuberbul and" Henry Deiltz. The other three men sw^m ashore.

t[l

was shot and morti

ly woondfd .by H. Redman in an affr^i a^ ^arlati. l&nois, on Friday eveniilgj Sedmati a rtrtMent- ^of Posey couniy, ^Indiana,. and said to be a desperi to litallfilM" snriso?^

TiWSfeite Audiior on Monday issued an wcrflhti'oir the payment of $56,486 77 to jtto^inl^ ^und, being the principal cVaau| iaMree* of the sum borrowed for erecting the new building for^ ^ate "o^^M'xiii, f%nitaaa

|^»pi w«reof^a "most highly JBep^ctablei^ftHniHM "How is tbat

tarties were aei^ato^ G-

fr*I

kzbmkt

i" '—1 -i H. McKnxx, the ^itewlj 'ap-

ppiated Assessor ot Internal Revenue for Diitttct1 'of Indiana, Atrlvfed.' pt tksiie frjm WaahiRgtoii on SatorOay eye*jii|ifcbringing his credentials, with him, probably, enter at oi&<i updn datiee of -his office.

'io« e^: .S.irjc I

••.iT&r the last number of the Mwnt :Car"ttH

Democrat,

we observa thai Leiriy

Williams, a youbg lawyer from Bvaas4itle, ta8 bought an interest in that papter and assumed the editorial control of the

dte

,em OOL. Fosmt, the new Postmaster of

SvansviUe, gave a grand supper the oth«r night to the old P. M., A. T. Whittlea^Vt .Bsl:, With his late empleye^/the present employes in the Post Office and ra)ftfef|tatiTey of the city prote|iU naia t-evs "festive gentlemen1' of jjflk Fajette jwere "nabbed" by Alwt^ffice in thlfe houses of ill-fame in that city, the.other night. Some of them gave bail the rest areht to jail. *A number

for'1

high

So VAp as the Fifteenth Amencfaneni is concerned,

it is settled,

and the raving

ptotSSU and opposition of the Democrat will pot avail them. The vote of Inp diana will be counted by Congress afc •aoag those who have ratified '-the Amttidment, and as sure as 1870 rolls round, tbe Democracy of Indians-*?^ elaim to be the friends

par excellence, of

the colored people, laboring assiduously for their votes, and swearing tbat the Democratic party is the only true friend of the colored race.—Ind.

Journal,

Qtrrr* an excitement was created yesterday by the report that a woman named Mrs. Martha Smith had come to her death from violence received at tbe hands of her husband, who resides at 145 Bright street, near the Fourth Ward school house. It appears that she had been sick siaee Thursday, and died suddenly on Sanday evening. After her death, brusi&es were discovered on her person, one on her hip^ being quite prominent. Shis, together with the report that she had been ill-treated by her husband, gave cise to auspicious of foul play.

Coroner Allred was summoned yesterday afternoon, and caused a post mottem examination to b$ held, the result of which, together with ihe evidence elicited before the jury ef inquisition, has not been made public. The attending physician states that he saw her full against the bed poet, on last Friday night, as she was returning to the bed, after opening the door for him and her husband.

The family, consisting of five children, beaides the mother and father, were .in deetitute circumstances, the little ones being wretchedly clad, and suffering for food.

Marion Smith, the husband of the deceased, is reported to be a man of dissipated habits, and did not provide for his family. He is a Wizzard oil man, and had tried the effect of his remedy on the deceased at an early stage of her illness, without effect. The investigation by the Coroners jury, and post mortem examination, will be concluded tbis morning, when the verdict will be made known.—

l*i, JmtfrnaL

*-ffiF IvI

I »U3 *'cd

%f the Indian^, an arange-

thethitd iMMpurth stories |ittia£ ja cflpw* of erection ob th« c6rner of D&Iopposite the

Jp« to be fitted jjqyjied by the

»T

ibrkted vdlao-

ipediB uaiMtrnw*'^fid^ a trotting hor^^pj|nge^fc# over the Camp^fftorton wirk 'to-miwow. (The conditions of the race are that the pi*-

at rfnd^'tttb' ^taitiflg,

Ji£&,¥e4uM Jrtacfced ^"ih^lalty, the yelocipedi»t '"^oxsQ J8 then to sulky Anil start is two miles pas? the velocithe

^^{jjPfda., CODMUL p^S. Soniething. to i,

ders wftB,

Wm. B.

ackereon

Dillard

leraan,

lYea-

petrkted

in Hall townsEip, Dubois county,' on

Qarri«o« had beto-m *(tertdatce-irttil a late ftftrj seV^il Oa her^iy

8he WBI

pafte-Ptt^x^Mf^PW

beaten badly, her person outraged,

^fei^ftiSah0Si&wW as she could «ofc tollhouse, aftergetti

ders, and State*Warrants were issued jfoj

and WlialBjif aud tBV mine whose names, are not

are not giveft^-^t^pon being brought be-

JtBe

examined before wbo fined

MP:

ptifeonetaieemed to think "Whaley was the leist^utfiy,3^ put him forward

wswtmr^Jrs

and,w:tocoMe away

the officers and escaped, and at last., ac* ^ouaW^adnot y«txWS& TfeaSptured. -"VTe Iftttjaifof tiw cred.of tha township and the etaatyiPlt^h' aA-Otttrige has |oc^ ie-gul»y W«ies may be all ,ar,nd s«et%iwy puuished.—Jcuper

Omrier. "'""tor Wi«13 SBi 1 U-»a*C v:-' tnA

"t er

Sngland-

Loldoit, May 18.—Rev^sdy Johnion has written to authorities of Southampton declinin|(||-bM|^sMt in his behalfHe took occasion bja gratification at the ex]^Ct|^M l*t« approhensiona. of unfrilig^ 4^ei)ationa between atlpstain and *®i^nitetf-States. He peoplei«of both conntries ega.aamtp diriMt calamity..

ilri Ve

Pahis, May^l-rr^ltoet'oo^

for that party.

cin^ty are likel^lb iavorably to the'opposition, bdV the general result thcoUghout the little hope

From Chicago.

ntrTr^rtrV JiKyJcs,—-^be Methodist clerrift^^.'Jt^f^ty .w^t Vestorday and P4s4£r yeiWitfrptoi TO^glj prpteeting .against .the ce1iemdp3es*o!f U& aeooration •feoldleiV'grlsvei "being performed dn •. i.V.j OJriTHA &'

Major GenuHandoeM land staff arrived at St. Paul yesterday, to-take command, of the Department of Dakota, headquarters. Pacjji noivfcoimcxsD%.

Louii Lissing. who wae arrested some weeks ago at Burlington, Iowa, on the charge of murdering a step-child two years ago last July, and taken to St. "Peter, Minn., for trial, was on S^taxday evening, convicted of murder. TFhe evidence was entirely circumstantial.

vmi* VVW9. '1 I

The following intelligence' was received at Gen. Sheridan's headquarters to day

Major 5id3, 10th Infantry reports his pursuit April 17th of a band of Indians who faileolttfgQ.to their reservation. He overtook diem at Slk Creek, but failed to capture tbttn, o#ing to the condition of hishorsee. The Indians Were Choyennes.

Capt. Henry Asbury, commanding Camp Supply, Indian Territory, reports the arrival- al:tbat place May 7th of Yapt, rnedicine mSH of we Arapahoes, with a number of tle 'tribee, the remainder of tribe wijl arrW^»on,exp«ctihg food and clothingIrom^Old camp. Therj is no food or clothiogj/or them, and very little sub^ sistence at tUh Fort. He Ipprehends trouble froesL.tiM KiOiHa andpPomanchee along the Arkansas lirer.

Lieut. MdCatter, ^riting at Ft. Hays, Kansas, May lOCb, gives an account of the killing of some Indians who were confined at /that post, and who were ordered to remove in tbe care of the guard from the corral to the guard room. When they gathered 1n their tents they began the death-whoop, and taking out their knives, went for tbe soldiers. Cardigan attacked the Sergeant of the post and was knocked senseless by a blow with the butt of a musket. Sallie, a ferocious squaw, wielding a knife, tried to sheath it in the body of an officer, when one of the guards shot her dead.

Big Head looked with scorn on the corral ol bayoa'Mi Mtroundifig him and stabbed sergeant Hansen dangerously, wounding him in the baok. A guard shot him dead.

Lofajr Haifa tried to stab everybody near him, aid was pricked 'seHoosly by bayonets- He and the senseless Cardigan were then disarmed and lodged in the guard house.

Prom pt Lbula.

St. Lotfia, May l4~-A Salt Lake dispatch says at' ten o'clock this morning Brigham Young broke the first ground on the Utah Central B., near Weeber 3Iver, unmedifttely below Ogden city. It j»expected tbe road will bet completed,to this city by OcfcobW'Bat*"^^ iqfeu'.•...max wuh"omwrkxm.

An Omaha telegram says Gen kug^ -g^e, A. A.Oeneral of t|fe department of the Platte, received a telegram fr*om Fort MtiPlieraon to-day, advifing of a fight of seven eompatiies of theaui cavalry un^ der General Carr, while coming from Kansas toward McPhersdn. They enpount^reda camp.of BOOCheyeones, «bit:h 4hey attacked. The Indians left 26 dead anvthe field and hurried off with a large number of wounded- The., entire camp and camp equipage were captured. The General is still pursuing. "W"hen last heard from he waB at Medicine Lake Creek. Three soldiers were killed, and two men and one officer wounded. Probably anotber fight will take place within a day or two.

T- -tr.rfe nggxoKTOX'.'' '.,'^4 Seyevai hundred men recently employed at grading ajid tEack^lpiii^ have retataed. .x- ,»•

MKB1SIAK LIKE.

Prbfessbr Austin, of. the Smithsonian Institute, is in.Springfield,Ills., and with his assistants have taken observations for the purpose of Establishing a new meridian line as ai base of observation of the eclijwe in August. &

BIOUX BKBIEVATX0K.

Gen. W- S. Harney and his Secretary* Col J. C. Conner, leave to-day for the Sioux Reservation on the Upper Missouri, 14 miles from Fort Sully. The General will have the care of 12,000 Indians, composed of the Ogallahs, Bruel, Minecongous, Sansarics, Tocqiktonas, Uncapap, Two-Kettles, BlacafOet and Cut* Heads. These bands are located between Forts Randall and Rice.. A quantity of agricultural implements and wagons have been shipped for the Reservation, and the General isanxkuB to get the Indians to work. He goes up with instructions direct from the President.

SEIZURE.

The cfistilliary of Klein & Snyder has been seized by the United States Marshal fdr Vif$4iof£p£ p«. vQUICjK TBF.^ JAPAN ISA. nes H. Gibson', ~«"groCtff bf this city, received. an invoice of Japan tea to-day via- 'tha Union Pacific rstilrciad, only tbirt'ohohoma.

r^*iaWT*^U¥r

'-•Jill A number- of Presbyterian cler-

Iptve j^fne from here to attend the sneral Aaecabiy_ of the Presbyterian

Gharch South, fA Nashville, Tettnessee. qbo'iiLLOvs.i.. The annual meetiogofthe Gfand Lodge

Odd FeHows of Musodri assembled at Q&& 'SMom' tbra morhing iJA very large number of delegates are present,

This session will last several days, and some important matters relating to the interests of the Order are to be discussed. Among them, theadx)ption Of a new"Constiwtion for "the government of Grand audi subordinate Lodges.

The election of- officers for the dnsuing yehr'WUljake place to-roorrOwJ and the annual meeting of the Grand Enc ment will be held oh Thursday. i.V:/' SENTEKOBD. jipb^rt $ullivan was to day sentenced to"two yeaw in the penitentiary for passing ceunWrfeit mony.

•s.^5

§SSi,«i.o

'hich is, iiawmw. appro^M aadebbfitttoett and the,Court dissolved.

Sncamp-

.Hi

MiefiOTJBI TAClflC B. B. 'a

•Tbe Missouri Pacific-S. R.-Company hkvereceived twenty-six new locomotives and nineteen more and .three hundred frofghtcarB are to arrive in a few days. This rbiiing Btock is all narrow gauge to svrit the- new gauge of the Pacific" road, which will be' ^completed next month when cars Oan be sent to and from St. Louis over all toads inthe.Wett. Six of the above locomotives were brought across the river this morning at one trip, on the mammoth ferry boat Dunleitb, belonging to the St.Louis Transfer Company. This boat will be used fer the transfer of laden cars across the river botwean the St. Louis, and .Chicago, and the Nohh Mi8sourirailroads,assoonaa the river approaches are completed, which will be in a'ffew days.

From New YorK.

Nkw Yobk, May, 18.—One of the men enlisted for Cuba on the schooner Grapeshot returned berg from Beaufort last night. He reports that the vessel ia still at Beaufort, detained by United States authorities at the instance of Minister Eoberts and By order of Secretary Fish. There were fifty men who enlisted here on the Qrapeshot, who are now wandering about the streets of Beaufort, to whom the Cuban Junta here will send relief. '•V1 ADVIOM FBOM TBINJDAD.

A Trinidad letter of the 17eh ult., states that the Spanish troops attacked a body of patriots near there on- the 18lh but were routed.

A Spanish convoy was captured near Ii'oe Tunas on the 15th, several of the troops retreating to that town from whence they rallied to attack the patriots again. The patriots, however, made a detour, entered the town and capturing the garrison they were immediately iu possession of tie city, and found some ar^ tjllery. ^msng„Uie rest, two,-fine field pieces with which TDey armed two foriiftcations which ware] immediately erected and were reinforced by 250 men the Spaniards had held in confinement. On the 18ih the Spanish troops presented themselves before the city, but were soon

Sans.

ut to flight by the artillery of the Cu-

KSQ BOSS GOING SOOTH.

A Bichmond, Ya, dispatch say»: Owing to extensive sales of land in small portions to white emigrants, negro laborers are going further south for em* ployment. Over three hundred recently left, and hundreds are preparing to follow. fkabfoxly kxcitkd.

The case of Geo. B. Davis, indicted for perjury in making false affidavits against Collector Bailey, wis before Judge Benedict to-day. During the opening for the presecution, Davis became fearfully excited, exclaiming repeatedly "it's a lie," and finally drew a bottle from his pocket, swallowed the contents and declared it be poisoo, and that he would be dead in two hours. The case was adjourned till tomorrow, to ascertain if the prisoner was playing off.

WATS AND MBAXS COMMITTEE. The Ways and Means Committee of the United States House of Representatives, go to Philadelphia Monday next, spend a week in Pennsylvania, and then go to San Francisco, returning in August.

from Baltimore.

Baltimore, Jftay 18.—The formal openingof the library of thecolored Normal School took place last evening. Addresses were made by Judge Bond, Archibald Stirling and others.

MILOABT.

firev

oxrel of ..r.. ed Wjtit' kii"rejjfn&enf of Missottri. ftrtret

»ioitt ktsTeit'iAe'hf' Tn 'tfti

L. Sheippeid, Oolflnal htal been, ordered toTeapW-ji iment 'W'TOute 'tQ Colonel Chaa J. "Wbltiag,,

.oQ

airy, has beea ordewd to jpini in the Fifth Military :PI(ttici ¥4SUk

The Postmaster Geiifral :t0^f9L^ ed tbe mails to be* sent Dy tne Bremen line of steamet»1^ B^«8i(^airej8t to Bremen. The service ia forinigku^ieach way. The mail# in other parti

^1,, CAI4T0KMIA MIST. ,J4'1 It has been concluded to appWM Eastman, of Sah Francisco, aseutaiu urer of the United States treasury branch mint, in that city. V1^:^

Niw York,

W°«

Order

The membership of' th^'- Order has lacgeljr increased doling the Vyear. Tbe revein.ua o£ tne year was $68,416. Total assets $1^,211 ajnfount paid from"Relief fund,$Z0,373^

From Boston-

nament yest by 500 to 316. Colby beat Flock 50 434r in the evening the last two sal of the tournament were winning the first,one wer the second wis ^Wdti by Flock. Wilmorth takes the cham Che and |_^0. J?loac *n¥ *Vmjteu to-day for the second prize, they tied. /auicmEl

A. P. Rollins, of the firm of Rockwpod & Rollins, job printers, committed tuidide this morning "by cuttii^ his thto^t.J .•Vfe a«OPEN TO CHALUNQB." '-S-

It is said Walter Brown contwnplkA visiting England, and intends dcPe|St|ng any challenge offered, in iingle scull for the championship of the, world.

CINCINNATI

By Talograph.l OiaoiaaATi,: a COTTOH—Firm andiafatr 4asuadi lo*d

431. The demand hM bfea ftrily ^ual ce?ptfl. •'r FLOUB AND WHBAT—Unchanged. ...

OOBN—In better aapply andpxicej ai« lo^esf, closing at

66@66

for ear.

OATS—tiawt, No 2at 68,NoJl at 70.

BTE—Dull at SI 8g@Sl 36. WHISKY—In demand at 95c P0BK—"Mess advanced to $S1,

Ua5oS(—At IS,

a!u~?r— 8«a92 aua? aaxskh

A W3H

i3SI?flS*

'.TuTrPi

to apy

axlMKi

gold at 18o but could txpt hava'beirbodllKio extent at 'hia rate. BUTTJtB-jODChanged UUngh^Msoppir is better at 35 .for.fresh

HOL A a jJC8—75a80 and firm. -Hi PETBOLKUBr-DuIl at Sic for refined if POTATOBTF—Dull, per buehul and 90® $1 25 per bblon arrival. ....

GOLD—HO buying. .vjAa

NSW YOBK MARKET By Telefpraph.l Haw Toaa, May Itt FLOOR—Cloeed quiet and slightly In Tmy^'i favor

WHS AT—Firm lqr spring and qniet and heavy for winter. 1RYE—Dnll at $1 29 for wes'ern.

OATS—Steady at 77 for 'western afloat, OOKN-Dallat 78«S4 for new mixed weit«n and 88A89for old dometore.

PORK—Oniet at $31^(9*3134 for new, nieei. BSKF—ia moderate request and nnchamd., OCT MATS—Qaiet and iteady. BAoON—Limited reqaeet and nnehangaf: i. LABD—Steady for fair to prifal TTEKa:

IOCS—Quiet at 10017. MONET— Ka»y at «(§7 per cefit on^cftU. OOLD—Firmor and though qal'ier in tM Totenoon, was active and etiUted iu tbe latter pskt Sof tbe day and ciosad at 4JJ4.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

We wonld call attention to fact that TUELL, RIPLEY JL JDElgNG, are offering extra indncem«sto *ayatsMt|ll 7ai

PKT GOOD*.

Sea adreitiMSIfMt" '. -?wr.

PROTECT

YOtrkSELVU^ AND rfOPXffT.

The noderalgned, Agent rfAe Mfjlfc'a'aiertin Galvanised Lighining BaiVMspanf «TPittfbnrg, Fa., Is in the city ur the psrpoaa of latr daeiag la this plaoe a Bod that baa given eatlafaetlon Wuerever it has been latroducM, awl what we desire ia a fair exminatkm tbe Mai, which ia guaranteed To aa Just What wataoosamend

to in anr Otrenlar.

The Bo4e areof-two kinds. One, ths Patent Star Oalraniied Iron Bod the otkertba aelsftr*ud Pataut Star Oopper Bol. Waiaplea ci Hlw lime, with Points, iTaetenlng, Imu iWB, fcon an oc pper Bar Patent OalvwlMd Btaeee, 4c., can ba seen on eabi^Uioa, by tbe Agent, who is canvusing the citr, ur at the Terre Uaote Ooa mercial Collage. H. OABVIS, 1241m *gSlrt.

QOPPER LIGHTNING BODS We are now prepared to famish all peraOisdeal ring a tare protection irom diiaat' rs by lishtning, wuh ths best Bods ia usa, among which KuoMi'i Oopper TubaNr stands firat. Por particulars, addreas, BOBBINS S rABKSB, Box 543, Terre Haute, or call at the County And* (tor's Office. Udwlm

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TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA. TOHjtaPaDAY MORNING MAY 19,1869.

Sfij

WMbtactoOif* «.i a

-cgt,«.-tgqTQy, May ''^ppWbn!: of tin

3 tfil'. nit to efl*-^

cof

country will be sent rangements. ..•«

•iyi dtiuoMs eslJ )o ecpe%^i ocl ni jol! ioitathajSDDEMS

the

ar-

itiea [pre* tat the

Judge Edmonds entered upon his as city poatmasWr thik ttf6rniiig. H! decaesor, Opl^Alexaader^ld ftotLas ed -he would.^ clajmth^^e^

Wt. •.

lit

TBtASUHY CUIXI. "r

re pa at on a re be in ad a

Preparations are being maae

dueing the force of the Secretary About fifty dismissals will probably place. "j# O

YELOCI?KD«.W«K8

W9SO

from

great constern atton. 11ie"princitif at: of "Ponce had been burnea by inoe: ries, business stopped, vomito hospitals 0' of Spaniards were hand, and circulars ^ere ing that air who were able iWi from the Island. Soldieli who lowly places are of neighboring plantation! laborers have been etotscrllil thorities.

The acting Oamjnisaioner nal Revenue decide*1'tbat°vSodtSc Rinks kn liable for tbe •pe^al.|«4}n bibitions, and on. grots receipts eon |u exhibitions the sa'm^ as theatres.

pped, yellow k3

IM'.

A revolution is mo: Revolutionists were becomine and awaiting yellow feffCWjd yoffli continue a little longer

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art I vt,

-fit

ii—-iooq ajJi ^o afcoda eldeooi! o: bei3|a braMA?

•Jit! Vi ibaatwn: uoqu sbaaBtceT' C^BB'OTLIPrVATOK. edl oi t»»l svafl l*ndMfo3Flnln thl. biieb ft '•Mm.lXi wch per. a ®in Abem ovuii nUit said 1 I tkttoSfactlon that^s^B ndt h«i-

$'. •ihiw ,| ..III noil A iA

Ut« to roomiMia It klffalr and ask the attention .uiietqoc--aiTAVv liJOiw -II

aiyismlnfHi^iiP

nmrt

be«oqnj' teed I

,'U-OI ^oliq edl Ja! ItU enttraly different In its operation from tbe

wfi: adt be throw:

fineecoraer, as many others have been. I It ii easy to operate, so easy that a bo yl9 years oU can do as good work, and twice at muoh of it as man ia the ordinary way. It is a go'ditiik'i. •nd WARRANTED A9 KEPHE8ENTED

THE BLESSING CORN PLANTED!

Planter I

tH«-^. gOl.jCf "i» '2__' 1&

?OI»JC.TF #10.50

)iC.il

ay,

xna,

appointment clerk of the treasury lb* a«- —.«--"Laa: W8WI«IK (!l»SN iiUSMKS!

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l3lrcrtfaMCaon«aMii^ cnis teMWMsssvirtlon^

CORK- DRILLS.

JWUHKilifc JOHBS,

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played, Villiaa

Wilmorth

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btls.

bulk. BULK MEATS—Held at 12 for tbonldtfl for dea

and

was light and the rata for clear *|d«* above the views of bayere LABD—Was not offered,

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sold at the Bar, oarf «o

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Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and pint. Ja23dly

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SIMPSON'S COLUMN.

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ATTORHTEY AT LAW,

ri. vt. HOTAKT PVBUC,

and Life luiruee Agent,

T«ffre Haute, ladiaoati 'OPPIOB-^fh Scott's Building—ap-stalra—op-posite the New Oonrt Rouse.

NOIIOB.—Collections made la and out of Court, at reasonable cmHas|«BSt SSPXOiAL ATTINTIOH tfv«a to settieme of (States and OUardlaas in lb* ilow I »v h.

•uci, v:. -r-0i--- .• OK'#

lis L«

en FOB SALE.

7.'

A nice Ifgfta Sanaa of fonr roams, and the let, in Siblej town, at a bargain. 10 acres of goad land In IPiashiagtea coaaty, Illinois.

Tiro and aorea of ground, weUsat in frnlt -frees and sHrnbbtry, with a good ntory boase aM odt-buildloge, kaown as tfea Qumore property, oear Kant Baa acheoi Boaaa.

Several ftrat al»« dwaUlaghcmsss raagtat^ni is,000 to •13,000 ia price. A bran-aaw bossa and nice let on Maim street, east of the railroad.

A good Piano, nearly new, at low flgnrss. A small frame balldiag, coraar of Sth and Obestnot str.ets—cb«ap—parohaser to l»move the bnil ing.

A oity lot, adjotnlrg th« residence ef John B. Mnrpbjr, on North Pir.tstreet. A beantifnl balldiag lot, cot aar of Sth and Walnat sheets—feaced—shaiaaad fmlr trees. i20 acret of gocd timber tana, 1% Biles from MaritoSbarg, connty.eeat of Blpley Oonaty, Miason3,a bargain. Will ba sold far part caah, aud good trad*for baiaace. Callat Slipaea'e Bestl Istaie Agsaiy,

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WAITED.

FABMS AND HOD8B8 TO SCLIi AND BINT.

ConttnenUl Life In&urtikce Cwpaiy, OSTJtSWYOKK. •loa^ao.M

CAPITAL, paid In AStSKTfl

I,,,

P0LICIK8 leiiaedTn l«t«£

mlld2w

B. H. HIHFSOIf, DI8TB16T AOXNT.

Uarlldwtf

JJBMQYAL. ...

40HH UMITBOIO Haa removed his Onnsalth Bbop to Mack's new bnliding, on Third street, one door north af Parrington'a Block, where he will ba happy to meet all his old enstomere and aa maay new ones as may mak* it convfnleat to call. aBdu

MANHOOD AHD THE VIGOR AMI OF YOUTH restored la fowr weeka. DB. BloOBD'8 XaaiNOB OF UFB reetorea maaly «onr. from whatam caaaa arising tbe eftats «f ea*«y paraicioaa haMta, eelf-abaee, Impotoncy inrt rti»stirutaken

glrs vtj it ono» to this woffcrlW

medicine,If rrgularly aocordiag to the directions (which ara very simpia, aad require no reetralntfrem buslasae or pleaeare.) Failure Is impoaslble. Sold in bottlas at f9,or low qaaatitiea iu one for »9. To be had oalyofthe eoto appointed agent, la America, H. 3B

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S. SIMPSON,

Probate Csuit.

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BTIZSB, 93, 3d

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ConbigsMier »f Deeds for Veeten SUtes,

BR0KAW BROS., AQ9 Main sfreetA :.c o: it •A

3 DUB SS

Hill CLOTHS a«.

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df |MMmA»1V

^TABttBHBDlltAT 12. 1851

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Iftaalbslaiar aad OealM to

OilB, Shoe Find-

and Oorrier's Tools,

«i., nm iavtb, IND.,

GASH for Hides, Pars, Sheep Pelts, Dear Leather lnthe Boagh.

Rtoeive

"iUtaiu**"**' •AM**Uon'

*m blod cd nm it imi IJi ak'«4i ii BUSINESS DIRECTORY. hi

ATTOKWEYat el-:

MmdiUS*Delano, ParringtonBlock. Wm. «. MoLean, so Main street. BairdaOrufTlsMalfcWArt. »oott*Dnj,MyhioJitr.... Voa. B. Blake', Ohltf Sfroet.

tfle at'c ,8ttl :1

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ABOHJETJSOT8 ANT) GUILDERS. J. A. VrVdagh, Corner iUin and Fifth. Oiift VilUaiBS, nonet Ninth, and Mnlberry

BOOTS AHP SHOBS.

Japob Co!!, south Fourth street a ^BQOKS A^D STAtlONEBY Bartlatt A Ornndy. lot Main street. A. H.-SoOler. lOl Bain Street.

I' I UAJULRS. *z

av:-' f.3»

Frank Heiniga Bro..ialayetta StMettJ BLLUABUS. At Tentonia Hotel, Wm. Ntaffer, Proprietor.

CAKBIAUE Jt AOTOB Yil WlJdy, Thomas A Oo., Cor. 8d and Walnut. (JLOTBINO. W, H..Bannister, 79 Main Street. OrtrrerA Miliar, 81 Ham dtreet. Jota BaraiUa, over text on A-Waloeivy'a. Fred Schlewing, 194 Main street. dOAL DEALERS. J. A. Morgan, SuUiran County Ooal, Job* Mafariana, Btter tioal.

DRB8S MAKING.

Mra. H. B. Hedges, Ohio, bet. 4th and 6th 3ts •3 DBKTiaTii 4* ®frti olnmew ,167 |Ula street.

Oi liiBOoin, 6th St. hakWaen Main and Ohio. •. DBY GOODS.

ss""*

gl»tt(g.a 0o_ il» Main etre«t. I

Osj^lias a Uaggerty, enraer Main and Third DBDWlSffS. Barr, Onlick a Berry, corner Maia aadFonrth ... PABUXJNtt IJLfLKJiEJiTil. Voasi 4[ Jones, east side Pnblls Haaia.

AND 3T1NCIL CDTTEB

4aaa"Arm»8»Bg, Obi^siiwt, east «rrbird. HASOWASE. OfjtxAJ9aaikn(t.iCain SuaL't. A^iin, Shryex.a Co., Mala-jltraat.

BATS AND CAPSu

JeSbpitt Tataa, IMMata street. I AOTEL0. NaUoaal Boaaa, oeraM Slit* aad Maia. Oiai* BOsaa, oarner Ohio and First. J^rfBamujSauee, mrasr Maia and Savantli. Paraiers Hotel Oor 9ih aad chory.

HSfSUBAWCB AGENTS.

Ha^si?a ifcCSSja, Bowling Hall. J.A, IoaM, tfHam street. JEWIIiLEBSo S. B. Frsisssn, 74 Main street. Jahn B. PriSessa, 6 Warran'S Block Jacob Kara, Opj oalta PoetOflce.

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•PAPER HANGINGS ftO.

£C-

Importers, Whofesal^ ahd Betail dealers :ia

•imiiidi

CAEPSTS,

'jai'.iii 4ni

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W1IB0V

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We are now receiving onr.aew spring.styles, and shall ba const'ahlty adding toibema they

LFVEKY STABLE.

Bobg^lJ^ftMit, opposite Buntla House. i^^^X^AfHEB, &p. Ii. A. Bornett, IM and 146 Main atiset. MONTJMlnSTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

Waltfcr a Xppl&ghotisen, Cherry street, be icon t' tween 9tk.an*10th. -TSKBBKl DEA1BBS. L. KJss^Sr, PalaceM 3ftasio, 4ifOhloatreet. •tvisiJ MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 10 soath 4th St.opp. Post OSce.

nnr

on hand the

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Uut iibma. 6bc^

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LARGEST StoOCK

of tha' above goods, lj "at thl"3r

LOWtiV PRICES,

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ir-i

aw We have a nnmber of IPint Oisaa Llaeovaton, Oesigncrs and Plain Paper Hangm tbat w« oan Send to any part^^ City or Country.

BROKAW BROnsi

dwSm

itsl'.

STBAH BAE.BK1,

CANDT MANUPA0T0BT, AND O S O E

I O

FRANK HEHI« A BRO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS, BREAD and CAKES,

FBEizxsa,

ii .v, 4DdDaalenIn O E 1 E On LaCsystla St., between Caaal aad Depot,

E E A E INDIANA. Orders left at Jalias Mtssssfi's. Ha. 18 north 4th street, will be promptly attended to.

Having put in STXAM wa aretaablad to seat all orders in enr llae pramptly aad with satl taction, «ad wil aell at the lowest ta'ta. ja20dtf

J^ITBBY BBOK]

advanced

BBOKBB* STABLBS

Ths. undorslfQSdr at Ms Umn Third street, oppdstte tbs B^dUb Hons,! conmcKiste tbspnblio. SOB HUNWBs

HUBTBB a O0LLIBS.

MILLINERY. r.

If. A. Ksrldan, 80 Main street.' B.W8t*adn i»Meiaet. Mrs. Backlngham, Oor, 4 and OUo^ .. ^MILI^ARY CLAIMS. IT. S. Canaldson Farrington Block, Main St.

ItOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Btddla, 161 Main street. PAINTERS.** Barr:tmMosttrfentk Street.

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PHYSICIANS. -u£

Dr. A. Araanil, corner Main and Sth Streets. Dr.B. J. Tonfug, west side Pnblio Sanare. Dr. I. D,: Saalev, 41 North 4th Street.

RETAIL GBOOEBS.

E. B. Wright a. Co., 156, Main Street. P. D. Molloy No 9 Sonth 4th Street. 0.1. Btplay, Main Street.

RAILROAD agent.

James H. Turner, at MeKeen a Paddock's M1U REAL ESTATE AGENTS. HeadrickrA Laage, ootver Main and 4th streets

SADDLERY HARDWARE. Prad A. Boss No. 6'sontb Fifth street. BTONE WOBK. Waltsi^ a Bppiiiifboa8~D, Cherry

street, be-

,r tween 9«h aad 10th. ,/ BEWING MACHINES. Carter a Beiner, 18 North 4th Strsat. T. ft. Biddle, 181 Main Street. 8»1i SKIRTS AND CORSETS:' Bars a Arnold, SO Maln street^ 8. Weisz Ne. 169 Mjklu street. 'tX h-. STONE CtJTTERa. Wagner a MoFarlana, Bast of T. H., a I. B. B.

Freight Depot. UNDERTAKER.

-he •oil

Isaac Bad, oerner Third and Cherry, tfq JVfiq'Cga^ellt.Main Street.

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Toll

^tobe fDnnd in the West,'

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QAKRIAGB MAN FACTORY

rWlLDT,

THOMAS

C0.t

Jorner Sd and Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind., (Caepaoaetantly on hand, and manabkotnre to order, all the latest styles of CARRIAGES §c BUGGIES •e me none but the finest material In (he oen.ruction of our wort, and warrant it iup rior any ofced in thla market. Bspecial attention ««n ttaeatarwa. fJa'Odtt

BBIAJI'B LIFE IlflfiOBiTOB,

OB Im SSJUVKfATINQ SlIXIS, Far all Dsraagemonta of the Urinary Organs. It gives

Life, Hmoith and Strength I to KM who ase it and follow my direct ons. It •aver (ails to reasove Nervous Debility, Impoten* oy or waat of Power, and all wevkua-s arising rom Ixuusaes or Inaiscretluh, rssalting tn loea of sasmory, unpleasaat drsame, weak narvee, bdache, nervoaa trembling, gaaerai l*eaitude, dimness of vision, flushing of tae ekla, which, if osglected, will rarely ISM to laaaaity or Con* uasptioa. Whan tha sy tarn is oa afleated, it wtU aot reoover without help, it Mast ba avig. I jrated aad streaglhened, to enable I ja snBersr to fa.flU the datis* of llfs.

Thla medietas haa been teated for maay years, *ad it ia warraatada certai eras, no uiarht* bad the case max be. Handr«da of certificates I can be shown. Prloe, one Dollar par bottle, or I ax batueafsr five Dollars.

BOLD BT ALL DBUOO'STS.

If yon eaoaot proeara it sead a •*»iJ""ant of Taar oaaa, aad auaioae the m-aey to BBTA* a 00. Oedar street, BcwTo-k.aadU wU b« seat ou. Oa raceipt

Five Dollars, a aottla

aaarly Haal to sevaa smaU. will ba s*at to an* ^spreasofBca la tha Onl'Sd Statee. ehargaa pad. Privata clrcnUrs, seat an appiiaatina. Badose staap. decl9deodwly

MILLINERY.

l]t| J14JNBBY.

nj-.

mtcr

it— removed to the corner of Fonrth.aad Ohio' Streets, where she is now opening a fall and comatock of Fall style Bonnets, Blboans, Flow-

DBBS8 MAKIHO haa also been added baataeea. Having a competent Disss nis|kar, eattslaettoa la gaaran teed.