Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 May 1869 — Page 1

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NINETEENTH VEAlt

THE STATE.

Gen. TsbbbiA

g°ne

ton.

CITY PBistfH^afi

Washiog-

Ik •j-

Pabxpa will

b?s:yvlnj^nap0w°n

first of June^ WJiflm-'1.

Ths

Lt Layette Street Railroad will

be told under ifae hammer to-day.

\a SEvarfsvttfe, are

regul^ly^worked

on the streets.

•HH

"cl^rlit^g otA" the P«d0*

3'4f

Th* recent race between a horso and a velocipede, at Indianapolis, resulted in

Govkrsob BaXEB will be abla to furnish copies of the gravel road law next

weafcOP^W).?/ Hcj

Nbxt

Saturday, instead of Sunday

wnib?^^ Decoration Day fn all

tatel

parfi

ftomanart Democrat ought to bo pent, to Indian* to teaah the Hc^ier Democrats the bolting trick.—Cm. Gazette-^

tr.

BiCMTLT a Tipton hog* climbed a fifteen foot ladder, and established hi«welf in: *'"'x' faring sumptuously on seedhay mow, eorn. ±1*9+

iiauO Yi! '/.S ••iMtV

Sims A. €ott**, weU-known citizen

of fnafiflapcttr/Wrri a pr&mta6»v*nembs«r

of wteuRS'*5' idence In that city otv^be 2l)Ul i»St,#

IT IS sUtod.^lftlaw^.-Pe

m«tWofls1tm*br®*ansitille

mU(

ui.-j

•^5rt4TW» to

•boot to buy in

chairJrtsm.on »a it* ••./• -"iailocj fell )dl «iu'H .I'll 11" I Ml

Th*

Coroner's Jury in the cusfy

Martha Smith, IndHmafwlis, -b«,T*«icaed

$r$ft ^u»babd

alufeWP*•? ber death, .^is«t«ij Uukn*adi 00 i»»!i nf itrfmt "fu il''1-

eighteen, resfaimg in tseallynwM'Md Jferfcy-fiva miles i* hoars, including several stops fowatearil

*VT?*?T»frjni /lb I««) Uo -*pf OS jg1 rSttblQC

COD WM arres^d at

BflggVort

Wayne, on Thursday ftndtUlw:

to Pennsylvania, whare he is'fo Btf

tritd'fcr iW Aiorder «f A SSaowles, one

mOI)th.^gQ. .'..M- -T.A Un*Pi

1——————

ToicBBTCBVWl Moore,# Hill, has been

Mat1 tlfce ^wnitent'a'TT'

{rom

county, for a term of four years, for com-

A sow of Satan, named Robert Lamas-

t«rs. of Decaiur county, has been,w^e»ty Tvj'h.li rUa in .ai ASooJ1

tor

•pM^mpt.tq.

yo&g glrf •bout fifteen years of agef

'•PH^'-^.noa .daea

C«r county, i^^bfnlfcent of Adjutan t-General wOilfWiip®. Terroll resigned/ Gwrofil inftka «n aficient "^fiier, abttWappointment

n«l4mf tnHrmal sathfafction.

•, the ste»mer plara 3ooU wap

lying at Mt. Yernorn, on Wednesday aig)M'MCb»*ging Henry Axtoc^ ft young n^an from New flarmony,who was

ft pftssengof on the boat, ffill from tfe^ gang plsok into the rive^between the'Bteainer

and iba wharf boat and wa« drowired.

wif»bf JohQ^OoJw-^

land, residing' niar Oros«il?laiifs, Ripley Oountf^omStt^ suicide a feWdays a^o. by Ub^bg VdrteYf. Her husband subjMt to fit*, and it i« supposed ttiat tbis

M„!g^eig£edM°d^er "iSi-SLk]™* ducefier to commit the deed.

a railrb*4*Mieting held at Lafayette on tbil week, a committee was ap. pointed to draft arables' of association for

tbi$i|&j0U« »n& Anderson and the Laf«y*te, 'Wefaska and La Salle .ulroads. Also toJjsport what ,maasure8 are necessary, ft any, to p*T'«ct. the organisation of «lt« Jjafayetto, IXtford and Bloomingtafr R^ad, end raise the .$50,000 stock ^e^uir^d by law for each of ihe thtMrsrtltM oate^priiea.

M."'JottK RoSliKB, an old oi^izen of Bartholomew oounty, for a few years p^jt llving with, bis Son about two miles lofcth of HartsviUe, on Tuesday night of last'Week, got Up from bn bed, and jndip: •d adtoflbe window, c&using hi? dealb th»fllowiDR nigbt. When taken up »nd Mkedwtty hfc did it, he replied that he living". Ibeold gontl^ milMd been a respected member of. the United Brethren chutch for the last' jenty years, and wap eighty.ttve ye^rs (4 ijrfieD he dged'.' He leaves a large numsr 01 6liUdren ana grandchildren.—Ex-

a=flaH=s.J

E E A

9paln-

Madrid, May 21.—In the Cortes, fipete, Iftnister of Marine, rerpRed'to Qastelar's special of yesterday favoring a Republic.

.SEPVt A S^fland.'CI'r'&T.» Po*poN, May 21.—Reverdy Johnson

sails to?morrow for Baltimore.

R«V( Alexander Dyer, the emnwdtis 9bakesperean commentator and autbor, difd yesterday, aged 71.

The new duplicate telegraph line to

connect London and Valentia was oomr pleted to-day. It is to be used solely for transmission of Cablo business. The two Atlantic cables are in perfept working order. Hereafter one cable wiirbo nied exclusively for sending dispatches from Valentia, and the other for receiving.— There is no longer any reason why messages should not be transmitted instanta^ neously between London and New York.

France

Pjlus,

May 21.—Bullion in the Bank

of Vrntee increased 18,000,000 francs.

a ar^is*

c- wo a aw«—:stt44r- Axiaao*? Sir-

i* miBl*tt|(B»: Ja*}isaoa if!i ',a?i

Jt*4H

i' •'"t I Wi'i tc* st From Ufa# York., Naw YoBK, May 21.—A,remarkable and brilliant meteor visible hero, at Hartr ford, Poughkeeprie and oth»r places, travaraed t£e lMavfOJi JIjj a'iiorthweatetly direction and barstiin gMaiapleador. .. ••. 1-J. iptg.i

It is stated that Mr. LaRetetrie, late vice Consul at Havana, had an interview with President ©rant yesterday, on Cuban affalrt. He baa beon frequently in tbe lnteriajf /of the Island, «n|l aaya that the OttbaffB -witl cartiinly' iaMeeed, as their policy of barrassing the Spaniards by/avoiding «W«Wto

tiay Tby. confidences

It is stated that the Cabinet Jwve. recently discussed the eight hour law and 'oncluded that it was not intended to reLuce* ^oroupMi. 4«cided.

pial committee onjre.flnyjn

Jit.i Aia|n»

ijii- sd

w*8

Proving very effective. The proVisions of the brutal proclamation of yajmesfojA are being carried out ,vjith terrible seTerity, and long lists of l»utalitie are being constantly reported. Six wpfljien.oiifl one editor ware recently put todaub. in one day-

THE SALVADOR.

ThS WorikMerunner, Salvador, wbieh a/icaped some time ago from Key West, Was tit Nassau on the 10th ihst. She h^a'eticountered but little litigation there *nd seems to be taking on Cuban mop. arms and munitions, under Oie open eyV- tb^ iBtitfih wi,t%wt apy, Jnterttownca. 1 '»aavi?1***-*'1

A, eircnlar* from PeMident Oaapedea, of Cdb*, skya' fWBtfi^b of l^e frse people of Cuba isiftlrej&y WacpAmpli*bpd f&pt, as tjbMAgbdnt the Is land tba democratic foddritHeijublio'has'beeib eiitabHsbed and the ftrovision»l Qonstitntinn bas^been ratified.. The^diHifttry has^ boen -dtv^dad mto.fourdepartithe Ha«terh, CfiwialuftJTilw Vmas aiM th^'Weatern. The

fflKaJtefeart!

ABUSXVJC LXTTBBS.

s^r '3uta^^,ra'|epMtlyidTBceipt abusive letters from England and anada fc'rt^egee A^bama laims speech.

The Old School General Assembly was this, toprning.

pea«, was reanmad..-', A commi«\cArW»» received from tbe

it"w

vejpreaeqt tb%t- body in ,the Old Awdmbiy t- ^.. «'U--^ AdaniB iM Dir. flTsnJLJJodga^s »i'.i i- r'i'y'.r.i -The

4»ktdWi^oa*i1tW«:Were

ambonnc-

'atlNtofc''•*

^obwrt 'Artembly r«-as«em-

ing and spentacytauf qif»a«*votlonal exm«SMP XOoi-U ouJ ao

tnuu

!I •. ....

jaTfed to o'rieF?or""buiina»a.: -TCbe new

opened

«n]tsi) iaiier.:*iHcbjMi»iQredentiala »large number .of delcgpitarwhO' bate

SDtHOJiaBai'WtiiraHBB nw iTbe ipodtfWrtf^^flttpanwatM Maying' UoWinte^- m——nmitf""

Pattj*Wm.

Gn^.jcommunicauon .tflf .Presbyterian

!iDf-:s.:W.

Wf Tbe roU *rf' 6ynt)ds was then c«l»d,

inatMti.yw banded 1*, endorsed *nd filed for futare action.

elaborate report showing the wotk of the uomttitte«: 'Thta'fuli^nloUnt coptributedduring the past year was $1,081}0SM, Seven hun.dred and eftyeirtv-erfgbJi churcheB made no contrib'^ions. Report referred to Committte.ofiTwfeign*Aff4l?'B.i

Ra^. Dr. Pattwsou called for the report of thff committee on re-union, wbichjwas Ire^liy^T'-Pr. TPT^. Adams. It set forth thB efforts offered at the St. Louis cns^mblytobring aboutrc-union, resulting ^k^tatinefclTof a.bo&^jtt^e of i^lne ibers to maet a eitniiar conamiltee on

knittees

bresentea' tbek1 retorts 'to the respective atsAftttlttlh BdSflttn at'Afchby and ftarri^irg spp^ed and seat to thb presbytan for -their xatinqatioiiv' On the (kdjourhmeot of both bodies the'Union jRere ascertained and senttotbe AvBodaforiaVification. In January JhiS couimittee An the part of the KeW,Scbii6t to^t In this city and prepared ant address,: which was seat to the presbyie*ies, ttdiising further conceesipns-"%n order .thatj plight be no obstacle to a spesdy Joth bodies.

Judge AAlison, of Philadelphia, said be did n0t Attend the Meeting of the comtnitted hetd in, tbM city in January, and as he Was member ^of that committee, and for the purpps© of historftfal accura-ey^e-4r^r#d to be ^placed on recorder Voting' Mgainst some of tbepropositions in tbe idjirb^'ta the presbyteries. /.liev,'

"dge Allison's

stHtemens^'Was -correct,' and read again th»t part of the report referring to the mWUHf'bUhBWttrtnfcfc to show tbat it imputed no actiqn tq the.pi^aiberi committee fipt

Rev. j^r.. Keodall, Secretary of the Commit'

f. Dr. Kendall, Secretary of the niiM«ab Ffreigit (Missions, xu&d the report ot iji-t committee,..

The¥^Von ?ftTifgerf upon the opening nrr TflT'^r'"1!thn in transportation affd the great influx of emigrants, ^bus showing the want of icCreaged efforts in belalf of home missions. The statistics read were to the effect, that of the immigrants to this country the nofrOa^lWWe,^ t|lb 1% I that tbe latter are' rapidly on the deoline, as compared,. with -4fc»s« ,of the protestant and evangelical faith arriving on our shores.

Six qjifsipnaues. -bay* died during the past year

v450

naVe been employed, of

which number report^ have been received from 332. V, ., The numbedtff bonveraioASlS given at 3,400 addition tq church membership $,745 l,lil were received on personal application, and 1,640 by letter 72 churches have boon formed during the year. The report*closes by setting forth the want of more ministers at the West, at tbe same3bd4 BAlSttg situation to tbe large number unemployed in the East.

*¥he "nertral^^w: ar« to be strictly enforced) andmxxpedit»»n8 supposed to bave arms or recruit for Cuban insur gents will be allowed to leave tbis point. The Mahoning, one o£-the heaviest steam cutters in the service, has been ordered to tbis port to assist in enforcing tho neutrality laws.

From Baltimore-

Baltimore,

May 21.—August Dahert,

a Germaiu committed suicide this morning by shooting himself through the head with a pistol. Ha was employed as night watchman Gunn's hotel.

Proclamation by the President. Washington,

May 21.—By the Prssi-

deot of the, U. S. of America. I A PBOCLAMATIOK. Whereas, the aot of Congress approved Jan. 25th, 1868, constituted on and after that day eight hours a day's work for all. laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by or on behalf of the government of the U.S., and repealed all acts and parts of acts in consistent thereto.

Now, therefore, I, IJ. 8. Grant, President of the United States, do hereby direct that from and after this date no reduction shall be made in the wages paid by.the Government, by the day, to such laborers, workmen and mechanics, on account of such reduction of the boura of labor. In testimony whereof, I bave hereto set my hand and caused the seal of the

United States te be affixed. Done at the City of Washington the 19th day of May, in the year of our Lord one tnou* sand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and of the independence of the United States the 93d. [Signed] U. S. Grant. By the President.

,:tfiAMiLTON

Pearne and Cate put the motion simultaneously. and declared it carried. "Pearne vacated the chair, when it was immediately taken by R. R. Butler, a Supporter of Stokes, who called the convention to.order again.

Attempts were made to organize, whereupon the noisy and tumultuous scenes ef yesterday 7ere re-enacted. All buainess was prevented by boisterous cheering, first by one party, and then the other.— A number of speeches were made during Intervals of quiet, but they were of a criminating and recriminating character and made the breach between the two sections wider.

Finally, ubout two o'clock P. M., worried out, another motion to adjourn sine jdie was carried, and the delegates retired (without having effected an organization.

The split was on the election of tempor. ary chairman. The report of Santer's intended withdrawal, mentioned yesterday, was without foundation. He is in the hands of his friends, who have called a convention tonight to nominate him.

The friends of Stokes bave also called a convention to-night. It is prpbable that there will be two Republican tickets.

The opposition, it is reasonably certain, will bave no ticket, ihe policy of that party being neutrality.

Senter and Stokes spoke last night to parties of their supporters. Senter said the day would come when the rebels should be enfranchiaed, but it was a long way of£ Stokesj declared in favor of giving rebels who remained at home and behaved themselves, the right of suffrage.

I Jknator Sprague is announced for a speech herd Monday.

From Washington.

Washington,

List

Pish, Secretary of State.

Toruless8e

Conven-

Republican tion.

Nashvillb, May 21.—The Republican fctate Convention met at half-past to a this morning. So soon as the doors were Opened there was a rush for seats, and a race between Gate, Cnairman of the Execntive Committee, and Pearne, for the tebair. The latter got poaseasion and called the convention to order. Cate did likewise. Some one moved to adjourn sineHije.

May 21.—Commissioner

of Indian affairs, Parker, has made the 'following assignments of army officers .detailed to execute the duties of Indian superintendents. Ool. D. E. L. Floyd, for Idaho Brevet Brig. Gen. O. Sulley, for Montana Brevet Maj. Gen. Jno. B. !Mcintosh, for Colorado Brevet Cel. E.

M. Hudson, for {Oregon: Brevet Col. Samuel Ross, for Washington Territory. A large number of agents have also been assigned.

THE SIGHT HOUR LAW.

A proclamation relating to the proper observance of the -eight hour law has been prepared and will be issued from the Department of Stat^. It provides that the pay for 8 hours work shall be the same as for ten, in the governmen establishments, in accordance with tbe law of Congress.

SOUTHERN BTNOP. V"

The Southern synod now in session here baa appointed Rev. Dr. Bull, Chaplain of the House of Representative, as a delegate to general asaemby of the United Presbyterian Churoh, and Rev. Dr. 'Stutaenburg of Pittsburg, as alternate,

POLICK MAGISTRATE.

The beard of Police Comm'issionera jhave appointed a colored man eg police magistrate, the first of the African race in the Diitrict of Columbia.

BanK Suspended-

Toronto,

May 21.—The Royal Canadi

an Bank closed its doors this forenoon, announcing its suspension.

•^•CINCINNATI MARKET. *Bf Oihoihbati, Ma 21. FLOOR—Qul#t, f»mily at $6@6 25.

WHEAT— Kull and bardly any demand at $1 35 for No 2 and 1 40@l 43 sor 1 COBN—In moderate d»m»tid, aar at 66.

OATS—8teady with demand about equal to supply at 68A71, the latter rate for choice white OOTTON—Dull, mlddlirg 27@97}$. -'TOBACCO—In act.re d«m*nd, oalos 73 hbds at 85 60f7iu

HtsKY —Firm at 96c, feat h*'*

at S7. tjje

Stock is Tery Ugkt W'MZl* Quiet but little demand for any artkle.

PORK—MeM firm bnt quiet at »^l. BULK liKATS—Held&tl'^ for shoulders and 14V4 for dw. tiiCON—At 13,-1 Y\ and 10^ for shou'derg, clear rib an 1 cloar eides, market firm. .LARD—Could have been bought tbis a'ternoon at 18%, consequent upon the decline in gold,

BU X4.B—lu good domand for shlpmen at 33@ 36 for fresh yellow. BGas—17c.

SUGAR—Firm, ". O. at COFFEE—Firm at 20'|265. LINSEED OIL -Steady at #1 04. LABD OIL—Dull at $1 40@t 46. PETBOLnUM—Pull at 32@33c for refined. GOLD—1*4% buying. MONET—Firm at lu@12 per cent.

ISJSW YOEK KABKB'l'

By Tolegraph.l Naw Toita, May 21. FLOUB--Closed dql! and a trifle lower. WHEAT—Quiet and firm fpr No 2 spring to ar? rrive.

BYE—Nominal at fl 2$ Tor westers. OATS—Dull at 78 fo^ western afloat. CORN—Dull at 80^86 for new mixed western. POBK—Dull at $31 25Q31 30 for new mess. BSEF—Steady with moderate demand. LABD—Dull at 18%@1# for fair to prime steam, EGGS—Steady at lti@18. MONET—Fairly active and steady at7 percent with comparatively few exceptions at 6.

GOLD- Greatly excited and lower prices opined at 43% fell to 4u^ and cosed at 41%.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

We wonld oall attention to fact that TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING areofferingextra inducements to persom In want Dav Goods. See advertisement. daw.

*. *. si.ua. txakm.

BIBB & YEAKLE, H0V8I AID SIGH PJJUfTEBS AND SBAINEB8 South 4th Street, opposite

L/?» JHJ

^itiu remaining unclaimed

of l*.

in the Post Ofiit

-M)AT, May 22, 1869.

LIST.

8atd» LADIES

,. ladim nby Hlu Mary

Anderson Hiss XI Mur* Miss 31 Bailey Miss Belle 2 Serins 'la* Lnciftds^'j

Brady Elisabeth OcboraV Martha Dftllnn Madam Phillip* Mr. Ballon Madam M1 Belknap Mrs Heine'

illipa Mr..

PUmlnl.

Brookbanka Ml« MacgtoTool Mte Mary Powsri Mrs Lmqci. Carter Miss A Canada Miss Martha Cousins Miss Nanna Cobble Miss Ingles Miss Ellis Mrs MoHie Fisher Miss Henrietta Harmon Mrs Martha Hana Mrs MS Hays Miss "r Higgins Manerra Howell Miss A Hnston Mrs Arabella Ingle Miss Sarah Jewell Miss Bachel Joyce Miss Jennie Katzenbach Mrs Ana Kretze Mrs Fannie Leach Mrs Jasper Locher Mrs A a Lud wick* Mary MahoneyMlu Kate Mahan Mies Mallle Haistou Maud McKlngU Mrs Bi McBride Mrs Hngb Meagber Mrs Jobs Minor Mrs Tboe Morrison Sirs A Mulllns Miss Lizzie

IaaggetSO* li I^ggtO«o LowelO -f ?Uu Htsurloti A st" Martin X«wd^ ^.-0,8" MortoaO W .(J 1 I-" My«r LoalS .W lr£ Myers 11

Med iris Tbos_,j Mills 8 MU«.r A -f

4h^

Mi lar Jo»eb Mnoney A1 All 8A2X Marn-U W B"

y,n

ZZEi'x'UV.

Piper Kdw'd Price Joseph PuclwuiTHbWr^ Quick A Bobbadeauz Jallaa BandolpbFbiliip Bay A fn

Ciaig David Crooks. JG Cord Mr Davis *. jt Dol.on tO Dyer Michael Eaton James Eltfer W France KB 'A FarmerS 2 t'- Xi Fisher Wm Funkhonaer BenJ

Boot A BaShM Umpb BuddCB Saandeis 0 WS1S! Steveoe WHlie **.t» Sheets Joba Stewart Matthew Si'va Ji&o SlmpeonW 8

J*'f

Flowers David "'-"J Garner Wm Gates Merrill i" Griffln Gillespie Danl HagerHG Uadden 2 bays Sam I Bawl.yJC V? Harropp Hatho.n John Hartley „cs0t Hicks Moses Harrell Sylvester -\*v Huster Fred Hurst Dennis Johns .nJohm') Kellejr Wa !.• Keene W »r ,i 9 Kelly Luke "3f 1Kelleher Martin Keck W G2 Kwg iWp,«

INDIANAPOLIS ftST.LOCIS B.B.

SUMMER, ARRANGEMENT.

3 THROUGH BXPItisS TRAII»|AfLV

BITWKIN

Terre Haute and all Citia*[and Towns

Condemtd Time

Schedule, May tl$, 1869.

Dally **«ry DayesceptSantays.

Westward. Nigbtex. Fastex. Slghthx. Terre Haute, leave 11.10 6 35 a -I!U:30a a Mattoon, arrive 1:47am 9:19mJm 1:12?p 12:49 43:19 pmr 1:23* 1:05 l:QB p-m 1:96 am 6:10 6:46 .as '7B:C0 a lC':S0am 8:45^m S:45pm 4:00 8:oO a |B J:00 a 3:^5% 1:00 a 4^8

Tolono, Champaign, Ohioago, 4 Centralla,C»iro, Pana, Decatur, Alton, St. Louii, vis. North

3:^04 :6:60"®i i£:56b 6:3ft a tn 2:18 pa ^:05n t:45atu 4:00 pm T:60p

Mo. b. H. leave Pacific B.B. Macon, anife fferson City, Kansas City, Leavenworth Lawrenco, Tcpeka, St. Joseph, Omaha,

9:8Q.a 4:30 9:30 am 9:15 am 4:45 9:15 am 6:30 12:26 a «:30 !):16 11:21 3:16 a as 11:00pm 6:00 a'm ll:00a 12:15 a 6:30 a K:15 a 10:35 a 10:35 am 1U:35« 12:06 12:uC l^UOfim 12:00 8:15 a 19:00 to 7.00am 3:30 .f :00a

Acco3imcd»lion train leaves Terre Hautedtfly, except Sunday,"** 4:55 m, arrtvei at Mattaon 7:35 m, Tolooa 1:23 a to andCblcsgo 3.00 a sa.

Paldee Sleeping Gars on all N a

Baggage Checked

J. D. HXBKIMEB, Gc-n'i Sap't* miy21

T/vroug^-

-wJHO.Ji, GiBLAND, .Gea'l^ass'rAg't.

QITY CLERK'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board 6f Canalization of Taxes for tbe City of Terre Hfcut* will set at the Council Chaabsr of *4 dCityou Tban day, the 10 day of June, 1889, where Teg Payers may attend and eater complaints jfths^**i their assessment too bi jb. 1. L. VI01 m21dto jl, City Tiark.

H. SMITH, Chemical Dye Wo ks, Second street, betw«a Mala aftA Cnorry, joining the "tewartHcute.

Di oing in ^11 it-branch'#, oh a* Crepe Shawls Bibbons, 1 of all kinds, Merino and DeLalneDresses curtains, Plumee, Laov, Velvet.Paras4s liQ.i Fringed. Particular atuntioa pail to Clean* ing ard Refinisbuig, without daasagi a the cclr«, each articles as Crepe Bbawh, Silk Dresell, Merino and DeLaiae Dressta, Br o^e fihawlt, ... cv and ?4a«»

i'ahm«re Shawls, Cioats, tuna* PJ Oovers. Claauicg Ooata. T*ntl a»d Vests Bsati- sSOdlai

JULIUS MKRSSBlf,

AME&ICAK ay* fvBMIAK

C0NFECT10iNERAir»«Ura^ No. lSSorth Feorlll Si, -r lletween Main aad Obeiry-Streets,

tkbre hautk. on6. Keeps sstan'ly on hand a frsah supple of CaktS, Candies, Ice Cream, Broad and Crackers.

Ornamental Cakca, ¥Tr*tnJ4sr les Oreaa, W«ter les, Charlotte-rose, lly, Blaac*Mange, Bom in Punoh, Bi^qnlte Gloee, Traasag'de Pass, Ymucj Ic2 Or earn, Pastry, To* go*, Cti'.tifcn Salad Ac., »ill be uaade to order..

Private Parties fnraisbed with Oysters, Meats, Ice Cream, Jelliee, Ac., on short notioe. may 194'm

PHYStCIANS.

L. D. SBBLY,

J^OTICB.

Central Engine House,

All work entrusted to us, st reasonable rates.

dome PW»PM^«

JL'

No. 41 North Foorth Street,

MA6JK8TI0 AMB BCHCnO rniMUir. feb3dtf

J. YOUNG,

PHYSICIAN

and

{SURGEON:

orfIC£~West Use Pabll* Bfasis, (Former^ occupied by Dr. Oartla.)

Calls attended to nicht aad day. National House.

BaaMeoee at JeSMtf

Notice is hereby given that the Tip Ooaety Board of Eqaaliastion will Met at th* Aadltor's Office ia the city of Terre Haute on tbe first Monday of Jene next. WM. PADDOCK,

May i0,1E69 dwtd Auiitor Tl*o Ooaaty.

"^jyoOD WOOD! WOOD I

Two hundred cords of seasoned Card Woe for »ale. All orders left at the "Sarly House,

l~t

TBRRE-HAUU°e INDIANA. S ATURDATfJlOB 1NING MAY 22,1869.

at swi

SSZtS.' Wlnnlaghass Whltmore Miss Wilson Clara WillissBsaebeyia.

.fi-jya:

KVlt.XMKH'S tSB*. Kilbourae Id Lavaadur JBi -{fife.

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Beed Mist Vaaey Bead Mlsa Eena. Biley Mcs Bider Miss ai« Boblson Mrs Famts Sogers Mrs O Spanglar Miss Mill |s Sparks Mrs Mollle Salaway Miss flarab Stewart Miss Alice 8hirlej Mr* Ana Blemmons Miss A E Selby Illsa Smith ssrsaarah Smith Miss Jaao Beniss Mrs GUr* nfS Schooaorer Miss U«^ Boulrs Sarah O Taylor Mas M*l! Tut ile Thomas Waldea Fansie

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Cornelius & Haggcrty's.

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SIXTY DATS!

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W S. RYCE & CO..

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bivo'-v motU

Preparatory to aorisg, effer

a'( 'if}) Iti fUjiafi $4

ALargQ.and Well Assorted i, Stock of

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brtifi

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DR^OOODS

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Date

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-st saoort erft Lae, ,ni idji/aid ti 7ax'ct toriJoa i^orUiiA1' lo ttsiio rtjiw ghnifi

1 nd what is more to their ad ran tag e, will And .»« vjsono.i i,.i rlfliiuyr in -j ".

PRICKS EXTREMELY LOW.

ed tiif tlf.I fanol o^ ic invi

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"""""B. WILSON9 Has retooved bie CilMk.Mawl. Mtlilaery aad Dress Maklag Esiabllskacet, 10

94 NEST FOURTH St-

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CAKPETS,

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WALL PAPERU

EKi i.. Mi. i-'i'iiiivd

tHotq .10

tiili

^DECOBATIOXS.

ail lo 4jj.8.am,«q' *itU,. PaniM wishing goods will 1) ad all our diQerent

aviJ«i96?rq '.u* -i

DEPARTMENTS FULL 1 =*5iDhJenorji! be ic«6 1—-jo bu-q 000,000,

TC/ -Ln

7 CI JVC INUATI, O. mlld2w

Q.OTT & BURGESS,

HOUSE

and

All .work done promptly aad at reasonable ra'es. apx913w

BILLIARD ROOM

At the Teutonia Hotel,

Xot. 174 aad 178 Mala, 7th, Bts., TERRE HA UTS, IND. With £fe of tbe fiaest Tablet with fsiufs PATENT CUSHIONS.

W. SSAPrSB, P*o?'8.

JWt

Oopper DitffltA

nourbou aad Bye tvhiaky

aa at taa' ttar, aad im «Mr. Whisky sold by tbe geUgo, ^aart and pint. Ja23dly

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR ItJL OF YOUTH restored la four weeks. DiL EIOOED't) EdSKMOB OI -LitLi restoree manlj po .er from whatever CaUBft arts'cg the cffc«ts of early pe uieiotu habits. s»)f-.bo»e, lmpot- no .-.nil climate,' give *ay at one* to this wi.nderfui mellciu»,lf taaen nguia 1) aec iding to the diceUitus {which a'e *»ry simple aa r.^ute reeuaintfrem wwineea or p.ea»qre.) Fail-.*e Is imp'-ss-ble fludia Oo^i'eat 13, or louri}.ntties ia 89' To be h%

'.f 'h- sni ap-

poiatedaceat in America, H- CS^TIZCM, SS. Avenne, c.r. of 13«k tr et. M, de2S

HEBZ diABHOIJ), fcs'f Ji ^is"! f.' !'(8UOOCSSO&3 yo B. W«5*,) r. *i 0 ya

8& MAIN STREET, i.,1 Oil. lit*

Maiiufactdrttfit Of

HOOP SKIRTS,

Dealers in French

»in?l

&5. 'iii '41' 'r'i

is as .*• I* f.'Ot

^siit'wa iw «#H T'O* )iw sjf .-Jiiiiiiia'rtt sf TjJ ^J .itssi an *t* -.MilJkWvdtaMWmtei) ... a? rlV. TUl "iAi "ai KOITOJ

MliHim

h« ?si? ifeft

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te A

IS*

"Owe i#«»1 -54' .mil't

v'lta""1

and Domestic

.fii f" i'i 5

CORSETS

Ak A Ladles ronilsfelag audi

FANCY GOODS,

StrMt.«

89. Id Main hy

89a

Three Doors West of Edsall Co's* -V

«i on 111 »i Yo

extra charge for cus

tom

work*• All Skirts

ranted, for one

epakred free of

war

and

yew,

chmgo*

EXPRESS

¥1#

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HEADQUARTERS

™w»04»fltnaw Amtffcti

Offer for tUls Week

1 1

WARUH, HOBEIfi CO. a

.€Ef i»i 1

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iiCi

».

SIGN PAINTER,

PAPKB BANfiElt AND CBillfKB. fehOP—la Ksrlji's Block, a few doors north of Xiititite

stablished hat

DRY GOODS.

Ifi

DRY GtR)DS

tsoJ:«*'u(«»Aabmb«'d ^dvab-iadJc

Corner 4th aad Naia Ms.

1 3

i&4i t.1

1u^nss* 'Mt&S @1dT .as.thiii-

WARRIiMBKRUCO

a? '.tr-vvt "i t'Sn&ttfE•rwuiitfi.'i ^jus

eo*13fs

MERRIMAC

Calicoes 12 l»3e.

lilii ajlJ.'i'o-j ,1$.§W

hi*i

SPRAGUE'S

toq. idi

Calicoei IS l-3e,

,«j,t ££1.-£***«$:»*!»4

im»i-

i-atn'-n vJi Mute »»'.3iio iti ,astHr-

J,'U 'Si a

AMERICAN1

Calicoei IS 1-jfee. ac-4.na-.-

tvimvtr-wtb «M»9tf SViun t'

RICHMOND

Calicoes 121-Sc.

scOLjjarh^^orii

LANCASTER S

SiiJ tti

(!i

rA br.j aw

Calicoes 12 l«9e.

p.tiM*

These goods are the very best style and very cheap. Oilier Domestic Qoods at unqiaally low flgaree. wS .'.'Jjik i'W 'j-Wj« iri:

i~ri:'j

...in

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it* ul

9CCCBS90B8 TO

EDSALL & CO

SPARER HANCINC9 4C.

'j-,)

BR0KAW: BROS.,

LOWEST rttlCES, L"irij-.itffif oti»i5o:t

to be fOund la tbe West,

We bave a nunibfr of Vint ttS| 1 'ecoraiors. Design Clasi and ain Paper Hauaera tbat w« caa send to any pari oi the

City orCoonuy.

r-..?Wi«fJr

nai A 69iJ I*.-

iiai/ori

SPRING STYLJSS! •r,i

r«j 'iC

109 Main street,\

Wtii

6 il

Importers, Wboleeela and Be tail dealers ia

PAPER HANGINGS, CABPET8, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS &c.

Jtiit iSat

We are now reeelvlag our new apriag styles, aad shall be constantly adding to tbem as they cane oat.

We liaVe on baad^s

I LARGEST STOCK •3. Ji /'*•?.!a '((Moojliag -JS h* •. it»fi in of tba above goods, at

BROKAW BRO'S.

I O N S E A A E OANDY MAKDFAOTOBT, A»-n

FLOUR STORE.

FBANK HEEOGd BBO

Manatee to rors of all kinds of i'

RAOKER8,

BREAD and 0AKE8,

i:...,

..I JElETZ36iI-«SJf .}

aad Dealers la oa

O E 1 E 8

Oa Lsfayette St., betwsea Oaaal aad Depot,

a A E INDIANA.

Orders left at' Jollas Wieesen's, Ho. 16 aorth 4tb street, willbe premptly attended to. HaTiag pat in STEAM we are enabled to meet ail order sin our liae preaptly and with sati uctlou, and wll sail at the lowest rates. JatOdtf

J^IYEBY BKOKBR& STABLES

The andersJgaed, at bis Ueary Stable, aa Third street, opposite tbe BnntU Honsa, ia now prepared with goed stock and Oarriasree. to ac commodate tbe pablic. ROBT HUNllS.

Aay person wishing to depoeit Bereee, Iss Haraeee, or other livery articlea at Haatar*s fih^ry MaMe, will be aeoo«{aodat«d with asaasy the sane. gQju^

v-iuti

12. issi

LCATHEIF, HIOE8

*C.-

A*- BURNETT,

Manafbetassr.aad Dealer

|Lecher, Hldei, Oils. Sboe Vlni. Jugs, and Currier's Tools,

WSfc 144AIM MAIW ST., TBBU KAVTI, III.,

CASH for Hides, Fnrs, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skias, Tallow, and Leather in the Booth.

Consignments always Receive Prompt Attention* ^ns

"•yoawir

BUSINESS PiilECTORY.

ATTORNEYS. f?

Meredith DeUno, Farrington Block. a Mclean, i»c Main street. ®"lrd Oruft, ai Main Strw*. •WS*Day,fiOObioStr. ..

Joe. H. Blake, Ohio Streak.

r,.

ASOHITECTS AND BUILDEBS.

ecrner Mw»

fifth.

®tft 4 WilliiiBS, eoraer Siaah and liniberry

"J -ss. BOOTS ANDSHOSS. Jacob Doll, Math fourth street, BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Bartlatt A Grundy. 101 Maia I. Dobley, lOi Main Utroet. Ba KKB. ta""'i!5li »Miii ***ak HeieigAtira., Zalay«ue Otreet. /Isi •if BILi«lAKiS. At Tsutonia Hutai, Wn.i)baif r. Proprietor.

A. H.

Mr^&

jo ii

CAJElKIAtiS J'AOTOKY.

WiMy, Tboma* oo., Ovc.

lkli

and W^lonu

t6U

OJ H10i CJLOXMlilCi. 11' W. IL Banalster, 7W Stain streeh. Orover A suiiei, SI Uau. Street.

lfl

-o«a Bafitiain, ovt-r .-ax on A Walnuuc.'a *a«KI fikhuwaig^ 1^ 31a.q tttUvt,

'y COAi- JU£AL1SB6.^^V/1V sj» 4e Jaor^an, daili ab tou^iv CoaI •or(W.

jJt£c^ MAKISU.''"'"

Xrs.K. B. Um^, chi., bot ctb ntf 6th 8ia DJfitfTisTb. ....... P-,aM*toio»«w, 167 Main street.

t,*,

Ve O. LiOwui, 4m it., OoiWtwu niii aacf 0liio DRY

iiovuo. ooruui

out ana Main street

W. o. nyobA Co., 77 Uuiii C. WitHg Co.. S7V«ata street. BdsaU i.*,, corner Fourth and Alain street 8satoa A WalmsWy, Ul Main .treet. Cerneliaa A aaggerty, corner jUaia and Third

ifSpi ba: bD&OGGIflTSj i.J Sf.i,' r.i: Ban, Golicfc ASerry, oocuer ^lau* auc 'oartb JPAiiAUJSU IALPLEALKi!Tci. Jones Jones, cast aide PuMic Sqaa».

GUNSMITH AUD aTLN OIL CUTTiiji John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HA*DWAKE. 'f4-

Cory Xaaaanrt, Maia Street. Aastla, Sbryer A Co., Matu Street. HA18 AND CAPS. Joseph C. Yatee, 146 Mbin street.

HOTELS.

National House, canter Axth and Maia. -Clark House, toiW Ohio and First. Terre iiaute Hease, cornet Maia and Seveatfc. Ittraerfl' Hotel Cur and ckery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

•afsr AMcKeea, Dewliag Bali. J. A. Fuote, 6^Matn street. JllWHI.T.KHfi 8. B. Freea»a, N

d« fit-i'

kmn

stiaeT

John B. freeaaa, 6 Warren's Blooho Jaeob Kern, Opp ofitt Poet Office. LIYEttT STABLE. *«bert Haater, opposite Buntin House.''

joi

LXATHEB, See.

It.

A. Burnett, 144 aad 146 Main Street.^0 I MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE Walter Bpplnghousea, Cherry street, be tWeen 9th aud lOtb.

3 J^tfUSIO DEALEBa,' ^e\ L. Klsener, Palace of lluslo, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittman, is south 4th St. opp. Poet Office. JfILLINEBY. '3': K. A. Baridan, 80 Uain street. 8. L. Straaa, U»Mata st. ,ub iJua! Mrs. Bucklnghaia, Cor, 4 and Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

D. 8. Daaaldsaa Farrington Block, Hal a St."

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T.B.Biddle,J6l Main street. PAINTERS. •ifj th'li bep'i Ban Teafcla, South Foarth Streatajlrp I n:

PHYSICIANS.

Dr, 8. J. Touug, west side Publio Squars. Dr. I. D. Seelev, 41 North'4th Street.

RETAIL GROCERS. tr

n\*.

K. B. Wright A. Co., US, Mala Streets F. D. Molloy No 9 South 4th Street. O. I. Bipley, Mala Street.

r?'

RAILROAD AGENT'

Jaaes H. Turner, at McKeea A Paddook's HU! REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hesidrich A Laage, corner llaln and 4th street*

SADDLERY HAR&WARE. Fred A. Begs Wo.5 south Fifth street.

STONE WOBK.

ll3./ja4i

Waiter ft Ipplngttonstn, Cherry twaea9ih aad 10th.

street, be-

SEWING MACHINES.

Garter A Reiner, 18 Korta 4tb Street. T. B. Blddle. 151 Main Street. '*,f s'SKIRTS AND CORSETS. iera A Arnold, 8» Maia street.™^'? 8. Weiss He. ISO Maia street.

STONE CUTTERS.,

Wagner McFariane, Cast of T. H., A I. B. B. Frsigbt Depot.

swo UNDERTAKER. Isaao Ball, corner Third and Cherry. M. W. O'Ooaueli, Mam Street.

Ik nf^rityxtq JJ-'A T'J"d 7ifjk.TS&XA-.~

JNCOMB TAX.

Notice is hereby giren that th° Dnl'ed States Tszee for the Seventh uollection Oistrioi, tbe jta'e of lodiDk, a the nt? of V', a-e aew da aod tu% 1 "1 attend la e'snn, or bi »pttt,»nhe Ace ft 11 ja h-ci »f r^n* Heot ior tie poe*. an i'en 'S nd c* id x. ra h» 7 .dn .f May iu ibo "ST. ..ay t' a

Al,e.-CD« ot|—y.'g u. ir laieiSi lim lime spe»lfl'd, »i 1 be ab to DVo per n1 a di'io ai be on

Office urn ui 8 u'-t ck A: M. io

from P. U.

aid

J£KMOVAL._

A i.L

r-oil. ct 7| I, I lad.

M» "th 1-69. It

i«HX tKSTUO« 9as r*ssoTsd his Ouofsntiih rh^-p to Slack's Dew building, '-n 'intrasiie*i,oar duor i.orinoi ar-

D(tt.

ock, where '111 «e h-1 py to

all bis a oastoiuer* aud as naay new e- as aiajr -nek oonv nient t- -a 1. -6nf

PhnbTECT YOUKSELYES JL and pbopabtt. The arders^gned. Afceot of *he North Axaericaa Qetvaaiztd Iiigb. nttig

Comp*ny

-*f

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barg. Pa., ia in ib. city^iur the purpose o. introduclag ia this plase a Bod bat tias given entire setiafaotien wherever it has been Introduced, and •hat we desire is a lair naoiirietioa of tie same, which to guaranteed TO aa just what wa recommend IT in onr Circular.

Tbe Boda era of two kinds. One, th» Paten* Star (J.lreaiaed Iron Bod theorberu eccl*brettd Pate. 8 ar C«.pper Bod Samples of the eesse, with Point*. Faeteniatr, In«u i-tors, i'OB aa aper Bar Patent Qilvuitel Braces, Ac., caa b» e^a on exhibition, by tbe Ageat. who is aanvasslag-the cit/.orat the Terre Ha"i« Commercial College. H. OABVIN, 1241ai Ageat.

MILLINERY.

HJflLblNBBY. lYI ft?.h'tf-hire,": Kn, BVCKUfOHiH teeoved to the oorner of Foarth and Ohio 0U wis, wbereshais aow opening a fall and eom--i-^- stock of Fall style Bonnets, Biboeas, FlowSTao. DKB88 MAKING has also been added ,o thebesians. HaTiag a (cavMt Dress ssata, saWalaattaa la gaaraateed.