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

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Wbbat

I^MOD.'

great city.

THE STATE.

habtbat

Knox county*«

Th*

Free Lovers will shortly hold »,

conTention in Indianapolis.

is estimatod thrt Spencer county will yield 10,000 hogsheads of tobbacco this

Timet

Ooshen

Stntinel

The

Th*

Kemple, of that place, committed

UitfUidrat his residence in Sctaerset, Wabash county, Indiana, the other day, b^ ^^tliooting hinself through the head ylth a revolver. Be had been sick for a long tiT"", and could not have lived more than,

davs at farthest.

i* fctt# i*»

says the exj[o|ta-

tion of black walnut lumber this year

I ffoatises to eicei ihat of 1888. |j

rf-inCoi- T. B.

McCabtt's

says: "Quite a number of

persons have been cited before tbe United rvdSifttfifl Court from diflorent counties, to testify in relation to fraudulent income

returns. Marion ia scratched exlenaively

ontbelut."

was rumored on the street, j*esterday, that Judge WHson, who is appointed *'totry th« Abraros case, is lying very ill Wat his home in Greensborg, and tbat on ^Friday last fears were entertained that he would not recover

,—lnd. Sentinel,

Im theSpiritual Convention at Indiana. polls on Sunday Judge McDonald, of the *|utfa!tfct States District Court, and 2Dr.

Northwestern Farmerf

Bland, editor of the

gave their experiences, the latter showing. Spirit photograph he bad obtathejfl of bis mother by the aid of the JefferEonviirtf

medium, Mrf. Kegwig. ... ,,a

Reveille

Vevay

states that tbe-dis

Hfillery of "W. T. Pate Co., at Patriot, in tha* county, was assessed duyingf the montb of May with government ^*es ijamDoatlng to $28,492 40. As thero were twenty-six running days in the month, the taxes were over $1 00d for

^gjMch running day-. UU S'?ii

fjpt quiet little villiage of Centerville, Lake county, Indiana, was startled on •uHn morning of the 10th instant toy the drwdful^itelligence that James' Tillottapp, an old resident of that county, hafe ftfli been shot through the heart by a-Vomhtf

Ty the name of Stuart. "The shooting was done whfle Tlllottson was assisting in a search of Stuart's house for stolen goods.

Hxhbt Ksmplb, formerly of Peru, In^diaa*, ahd a member of the late firm of Bosa

,:• maiMtdi-.a ite'-i »«!'r t* iaam» a» T»

NINETEENTH YEAR.r H^EH^eS 2=??^

Th*

has commenced in

farm in Marion

county, was robbed last Friday night cf grain, stock, harness, etc., to a considera

ble amount. jo

Th*

Palladium

Richmond

proposes a

street railroad from that city to Centervilla, pronounces it practicable, and Bayj, if it is done Bicbmond will become a

•«X" Mr ialit% Asm the 10th day of July for theeeccoming of Christ. The

Cottitn&cial

""He is making no preparation for

at easy fature after the day he has fixed on qter the great cha&ge, but expeots to conMnct hh affairs from that time on prln(£2 »triples emanating from direct correspond*

With Diviaity."

A Milan of the City Counoil of ln. jdiattapolis, named Marsee, after eating a

4»earty sapper one evening last week, Wgaled himself by reading a full io* "^opuiy,. of the great mill, between wL^Alltn and MtCoole. With his mind •tored flill o( the interei-Ung particulars tfiat evervt be retired to his slumbers, and dreatodB tfci whole affair over, his dfae««ed hneginatlon picturing himself as the champion. Imagine his astonish.

'moot on awaking in the tnomii to flr.d ^nr'd^am had so F«f approached the"It al ity as to leave him with a beautiful

binck

eye. He say it vas the h»rd'est blttle^ £a«v«r fought, and the result has made h^m a half-way convert to Spirituall|m. 1 1 1

Te*Cannelton Cotton lactory contains ^fhree hundred looms, ten thousand eight fWlgggy^a'Tpl^tlW, and conswmw foir thousand bales of cotton per annum, fro« daclrg four million yar3s ^o. 14, 4-4 brown .sheetings and eight thousand balea of batting. It employs four hundred operyiwi whose aggregate pay is over op?

Iraadred thousand dollars per annual. The company have erected neat and com* modlous tenement houses enough to urBiah all the operatives with comfortable domes." The Company make their otT

gvs^ mine their own caal, and take it all in all the factory is an institution of '#iftch Indiana may be justly"proud.

TH* following is a sample of the In «. £ianapolis

Mirror's

solemn report of the

Spiritual Convention Mrs. Mary Thomas Clark spoke again, g^id the angels of heaven would help than in supporting a missionary in tbe ftii »be didn't say how much *ach lull would give, but it would be eh'ough with what the coareotion could raise.

And here are three other specimens from

thaaame:

BLOOM SB! '»r3*

While Mrs. Clark was speaking th# reporters were electrified by the appart* tlon of a bloomer entering -the oait, aC' ownpanied by a thin visaged stranger, known to nobody on the platform HIitibi" was younger «Mtd haa« ^.n Bloomers are wont to be, and was watered in a suit of itfec muHlin

W«U

!K)iTit

The

Mid cot&fortable, with a jidnty hat. TH* BLOOMBR VSXAST

Si1^ TCraw I

Bloomer created stnew excitement

asioac^be reporters by gettinjl \ip and starting toward the door, *s and then suddenly dr

•Br

about to

if she was going to

SPOUT AN XOUS AFnCTION.

!Thi Bloomer created a new reporters by leaniqg' loTinily anoa the manly bosom of a gentleman' whor tuned oat to be her husband.

tpiseiflc ^pjproJi^fian bfll

Ugoe&jdHlie Supreme Court .to-day-

^^tjF^iB'in Bvi6»Vill4"bi capada cewfaUUng at 4fc*-haa

'fff tlf6f* of tba IsDatsnHa, Hew Albany & Chicago Eallrdad,

isgaiy.if noirissaTOa^n^ arah, on S*tttf4*jr Dfghfc ajULU

A 8*M«iof TBtperwaenU recently tried

& tidtihffljiB&MM&

zbvtotfi

men ma

btat 4all players than

their tinforttrnite'single bretbten. "t t' 1 1 .- -I I Hojt. T. A-

HKSP.bickm

and bis. estima

ble lady will start on atrip to SanFranAisco and "intermediate, points," wt Pa ciflc Railroad, dh, or about tl^ '.lOtii of

.. "4

'Siobmt developments clearly indicate ecide3 fncrea#e

the nuoQber ofSpir-

y*vlfr,fiwr,?Rn Several imporUn't converslc'ns' havC- oo

cffffitijVfj j^e, and others are imminent.

Th* addttis

tefo#e:

the 1«ibrairy So

cieties .of Abe Northwestern .Christian University will be delivered in the Matbesian Hall of the-University this evening by the Hon. C. Guffin, of Indanapdis, Subject: "Woman's Rights."

At La'Fhyette on Sunday an "Oriental Eye Doctor," as his card announces him, named Thomas B.King, was ari»st^a: for attempted outrage upon the person of a bright littift girl named Angenetta Ayara, aged only twelve years. He was committed to jail to await trial

0*4.* JPoiif

Watnb, on Saturday, two

"printers, l&mWtfearvejr "Wells and Frank Drukemiller, got into a dispute and Drubemiller, "after they had commenced

the bal| faring jPJf^^fft^houlderblnde, &nd inflicting a very.jiangerouB wound.

i/J .. 7T7Z-

-1 -i'

John H. Buau, editor of theJUtah

He will be acitide

mlerfwHp'jgoes" out. WllB"""him as btdl^rof smmpmkl .Messrs

Ceadl^afid.DwBltf^iiWTP.P^ warmest wishes for a literarjB A^uTkjecuiwarx BPint of view.*4-

Eva:

•-j.i.v*, 44 j,,

From St. Louis.

l&uddotB'jftllliluge, 6r

Grain AssociaUoi?,^agai|»st loss in the experiment of bring'ah' bfetean jteamer from New" Y*WQAW foadl% -wlth grain for (hit port.ailfiOO.B

g«fsisH The jaafcSiHoffeii'^ilirs and pepper wl^cfe^razed in ,laat, by the Surveyor oithis port for alleged, fraudu^

Withdrawal from^he4Custom'1House at New.OrllftSB, werecJn Friday and Saturday in the course of transfer from the

Jamis, of New Albany, a Millej^.differeot^wemieeaio-ihisoitjrto the UniteJ 3talS3opied wareho^e.. the total valueW!^-pTOf»I!ty seiB«d was between $7Q,00Q" Ihd' $80,000. Sol^w forty mercbiintPwere innocently involved ift the

tffti

|IA al "y ^dSafl^^ijftheTStfthtr. S-IUMnt ry arrived hera yeatarday-from St i'aul, ar.d were tr^ftafeijfed

the Iteamer

Thompson Daan, for New Orle^os, ^A-iual thtfj? vWlM' go t6 Bfownvfllfe, 4Bri(sa.-f .« asst) •*i

w* *t'l( &+.Trr°¥iinno

T4*®,c

-jiiflPbfc WwiFat Bengal Tigte is coming from Ptttfiil{iil %ith l'Wp tons df 1^, MMQ huabeis of wheat. IWO bushels ot oat-, and will add 17,000 bushels of corn mi !•.!• in

afternoon "Tbe Weather has been verj^ warm for several d«ys, ihrtrmometer,88 ia the 8h«d*,' but since the st.rm to B^y tbt« tempera ure ha« bfeen a god deaTCooler: from' H-iss CUy, Kansas dated 19 h. says/)..!. fcdVfftyW^ piftv. whb aral

wc¥»*ttocked this nor*Jng-fifteen miles onJ Sh«ri^dan by a band of fifty Chejennes. Thetiind aw^meT^poaythe™! lite un^pectrdty, but the surveyHrt* an^ aifwr Ap«rate' fi^ht ^aoc^ed^ft' WiHfcf four IndinrtS, •qui^ir g,a'Fef»^rtlNp? and putting tho balanceo fl'gbf. Two brothers named .Sindyle^ In^ &ein^ryS#'? P*«y. w»re wounded, ^ne of Ue^ crhically, having other

k'^V^'iuctoron aWeS^era bound mail

J•-.rt

,-i --4 Dot west

ban forty jtodians twenty miles wt »«f IRf

less of fcenc

iTiewsi

a,^ fR0M

OMAHA,

,a!t'i^?t6^iAft"special

says a party of nine*

mmirtiBm Hiaiwil Iimiii Win ill Fiittn on Friday afternoon to soarch for horse thieves. Tney returned at nqpn yesterday wVtb tkraa ^iOaX prisoners and tjiirtysix head of stodr.

servation, and is coming down, with what intention is not known. INDIAN FIGHT.

Army officers who camfl down on Ae IfeaVhW'Cbra repoYt a fight between the Sioux and Rees Indians below Fort Bu-

15 wounded, and the latter one killed ana. ?0 wqupdaf .%e %ux h«ve ?Q?e for refaforceroeaf^yliaji^Dtft^* reneV fight.

O .j, .. ff1

80^-The first ex*cu-»

iUbjcTf,.SpUth Carolinjk«nd?rWtstructwl State government, took place at Arlington Court ^nH^narmw-CyruTtox rt

—WOTTB Trtregnrnameo cyrnr vox

Sheriff

execution passed 'off ql metly, the SheriQ

all negroes. Oo* cettfeesed his guilt.

.str-

*is?ti7i Sxptoslon. in

curred about half past 7 clock thiaA log, the boiler of a locomoliviBf engl' longing to the Rending killipg^Geo«e Wii|fh •agineat, wiiUntly,«nd«he^reoaairlM#y«ii^ «o piwej&t oftaU recovery.

thta^ien-

$ -VK*^,/V

I .*T«YV6«1 ,.4* t3^®*

•J «T It*' ^rern 9ew York. '••••. tffcwXo&x, Jiiii jn..7TJ«st^teviotu to tiiMaihogefiihs steamer ileriiiaao from Bi« Janeiro, the Brrtilian Goremment ^aobeiledu* Hia"Uter Webb's damands, and •Cain wera amicably aettLed

the Ttrnji|tK,n govenment: In October ship

tarried

1856 the American whalegot ashore on the rris

Caff«d»D^

Sel

sefs, nMrthe jiiouth of tba fiio Grande N'tffC Brazilian sjldiers, in spite of remoBeVfances of the captain and crew, seized the vcM«l, and selling her cargo d6po#iiM|,,jie proceeds in the Brazilian truasu^y. Reclamation Wns* made by oar gotsHineat Tbe owners resumed •their wass in. 1865 ^Jirough Minister Jfebb, 'fcyc d»ai*e-s and .interest to tbe xmodnt of $400,000. Finally Miniver

Webb was author z-td to compipmise on payme^jgf $70^000, or qua fiah of tbe orit inalcjUn"Uat..

In AprTf last Baron De Cfflegfppe, behnlt of t^« Brazilian ^Government

TVS*RAL SKBTIOKfi OV MB. RAYM0ND. ^t The funeral services

Henry J. Ray

mond took place this afternoon in the Presbyterian.Church, corner of 10th St. and University Plae6. The entire edifice, excepting a'portion reserved for the family and intimate friends of the deceased, was crowded fully two hours before the impressive but sacred services coiqpenced. Rain,- which fell at intervals in torrents during the afternoon, did not prevent a large asaemblage of ladies.

A^ ab.ont 5:30, after prayer at the house, No. 12 West 9th street, for the family, by ReV Professor ShedB, the remains were removed to tbe ohurSh, the pall bearers being Mayor Hall, Admiral Farragut, General Dix, ex^Benatpr McGaTin, Wm. 6. Bryant, Horace GrePley, B. F. Trecy, A, !T. Stewart, M. H. Grinnell, George Wm. Curtis, &c., &c

The chi mourners ware Mr. Rnyfid's only son,'' bfs two brothers and brotber-in-law, Mr. Ge Jones and others, rfae members cif the Associated Press, and nearly all the promlnte airnalists -f ihlaeity, and quits a nutnbfr' fr.-& oth-r |HTte irfthffBftowry-w^^re- pTBseri r, Ie tuc ^mes offii*) was^rep •-Msent-d by ne»r•y all tbe attache* ot na- it:: isj'meut. tiiB ceremonies «t the Churoti epened with a Vwliiittary .00 tpe ^oreaii.

Riv. ^J^^4-^u#i t® Tyntr raid the ac pai serVicn tiSr tffe Head i«. H:*nry .Waid BeeC&erdMw' red a toth hing eulogy of M.r.~UayiuoiiJ, Uev. Mr. Kollqgg, pas~or-ot ch^roh vrbare tbe erviiStt VWQiejii^d, rtfUtti frayer, ahcf Kbv. rr .T. Shedd prono indid the Mn^dioiion. The coffi w-.s a very Qnn4somerosPW'®i cash't,silver umunied jfa*'"ffi*Vrtimplf giLh iU6rUame

a^d.g0((if

the deoeaioJ, and cqvyrd wich

••''•ar'ar beautiful wrehtbs of imoio^tei e'. Atter tbe service the lid was qpei.ei andi tbe whole audience parsed in prices, aion ari/ifod the ciffii, each member tak-ln«-the4-Jat loOjc U{Kfi |be remain* of one of jfew'ltork^ most respected and deeply loved sobS. Th^ lit Was again cKsed, and-- the caogregatioa dtlvwiy dispersed. The remains, it'fs understood, were left ia tbeohurvh during to night, and will be"prtvately inn-rre to-fiiorrow at Greenwood by the family.

Mrs. Raymond and daughters were present ia the Cbu ch during the caremonies, and Gov. HufTnan though desir'dsrsr «tte»dtl9g w*8 Unavoldably^letaiDed at Albany.

From the City- HaUJand other public baUdifgs, hotels and the-newspaper offioea, flags were dft^layed at half-mast duri' tbe afternoon. The Board of Aldermen to-day adapted resolutions in honor of the memory of Mr. Raymond.

From Boston- -1 I

Boston, June 20.—The supplementary 12MH5®ti2'the'Peaofe Festival oame tfff in the Coiiseum to-night, before an audience of 15,000. It proved a great suocifc*

Five fctoosand choristers and Madame Parepa Rosa, Miss Adelaide Phillips and Ole Bull participated.

Tbe Poncert was conducted by Messrs. Gilmore, Seenapan aad Rchberger. It is probate that there will be no more musical entertainments given in the Coliseam this week, at least -till Saturday, when Zerch's popular musical entertainment will -pcobablv be in augurated.

In most of the churches to-day favofa. bleallUlion was made bj,.tbe pteachers "to the great "moral -accomplishments and effects of the Peace Festival. Thsy/were united ia commendation of the affair.

fc-

:i 1 J!! .T'-I'J From Hartford Conn* Pf auttord, June 21.—Judge Joseph T. Ollyn, of this city, formerly one of the

S.'judges for Arazona Territory who died recently in Palis, laft by his win fite tbotnkrid dolFat% each tbtne Orphan Asylum, Hartfbtd Hospital,' Hartford Ciharitebla Society and Toting Men's Institute, $5,000 for the erection «f piece of Statuary ia the Park, and $2,500 to Hon. pideoa Welles and- Wpliam Foxsoa late of the JRavy, who were warns personal fiiefcd*, and th.e balance to hja x*latites.

'.* -v

ta ac "$••* fT$j

•ItfkM Wfr.iak tn

And family left for Washington this 'morning. MUTIHTIB WXBB'S OORR*8K31TDtB'C* WITH wf ••1 4n ammiiarj8W«»i»jgi»Tr

The foil°wiDg is a condensed accotint of Minike^Webb's correspondence with

on re

jected tys pff r. pn the grounds tbat the J^bSiliail Minister at Washington had not adviead that government that he bad b^en informed by Mr. Se«ard of his having i39«ed, renewed instructions to the Mi'iL-t-r tH Brazil, and wonld wait until ottc ally "fnformed of the fact through tbeir owrrMinister.

GeneraVWebh wrote to the Baron protesting against his taking each absurd grounds^, and declaring tbat if it was maintaipM he ehould ask for his passport.

On the 1st of May Minister Webb,reeetved a- note from the Brazilian office stating that no disrespect was intended toward him, but that the American government not having announced to the Brazilian Minister in Washington the result of the promised reconsideration, nor for the issue of renewed and modified instructions to General Webb, keeps his government in tbe same state of uncertainty that it was in before^ and from which it cannot depart except in such manner as shall have full consideration for the respect due to our minister, and from one government to the other.

On receiving this note General Webb replied ia severe language, demanded his passports and obtained them. As he was ^preparing to l6ttl»f9rttomrV6tfe6hsrged a farewell epistle at the Brazilian authority, of Wbtah 'the following -iB a sample sentence: "If,iadisregardl|ig*njr^giit3and grossly ineultipg jBy governiyeot, tbe present re, actionfttykand"pro-Blavrfy government of

Brazil haa also violatedJihe rights which,

himself do as I have done. Do wha£ is necewary in the pr^paisesr Brafil^haa been admitted Into thd family oF eiflllzed'^nations, and being within the pale she must be required to discharge the duties she has voluntarily assumed, and be taught to practice the international amenities of the age."

This note appeared to have brought the Brazilians to'th«ir senses. The Government at once yielded all that Gen. Webb demanded, atod dipl&ttttic Alatione were forthwith restored.

Bman, Jane, ai.—The Cbreat haa arrived. A splice to the tkon will soon be made and the new eabie nndet

way.

Faxis,

oa board tbe ateaaaer ^rea| SaaMTn last night. Toasts were drank in hanor of Xmperor Napoleon, Queen Yictona and to General Qnsl and to the tJnipioff France, Sngland and- Aaseaiaa. At ah early hour thie morning the shore lina and sea cable were spliced, and at light the whole expedition p*t-(p tho Great Eastern paying oat the^kUi with ease and rapidity. Dispatches received, from on board the steamer show the work Is going on without interruption. iTss-'-s ri

THE WIATHBB.

The continued cold wet weather becoming a serious cause of alarm to our Illinois farmers. Unies» there is a change soon the corn Crop in northern and middle Illinois will come near proving a failure.

XLXYAfol*.

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^1'KiiKja-HATrrE mDMNA TUESDAY HORNLNG 1869,

A ll LB

«nt».

11 HtH ittz *&&.

icacc u.^sjkr

Jane 21.—Ishmal Paoha,jvke

roy of Egypt, leaves for London to-mor-

Jane 21.—Slight tamuits here

yesterday. The miliury were called oat but met no resistance. All qaiet. Count Torre, prefect of the proliaoe, issued a proclamation threatening to take severe measures to repress outbreaks if they are renewed.

Obituary.

LAWBXNCXBUftO, IsD., June 21.—Col. John F. Check, Clerk of Dearborn county, died this afternoon. He has held many offices of honor and profit, and was a gal* lant, meritorious officer in the late war and universally respected among a wide circle of friends.

From Chicago

Uhicaqo, June 21.—This morning a special train from Sacramento, California, reached this city, bringing tbe wife ot Gov. Stanford, President of the Central Pacific B. R., harohildren, servants and friends. The train consists of two Elegant cars which were boilt at Sacramento.

A 8 0 0 1 I

Daniel Scott, a well known auctioneer of this city, haft, absconded leaving deficiencies to the extent

$20,000.

.ot

$10,000 to

ISBUBAVCX COKPAVIU.

The Supreme Court of this State approved the validity of the provision of the oity charter requiring foreign to«aranee. companies having agencies In this city to pay two dollars on every $100

premi

ums received. The case was that of A. C. Ducat vs. the city of Chicago, in which he claims from the city $376,639, the amount of tax which he had paid to th6 city as agent for several New York insurances, it being claimed that the law had no right to discriminate between home and foreign companies in this respect..

The case was decided for tbe defendant by the Superior Court of Chicago, and that has 'no# been afflriA«*l on appeal.— In consequence of this decision the city. has commenced suit against twenty-five agents, to compel them to pay the'back tax which they have heretofore neglected to do.

It is understood that the elevator tnen are not disposed to camply with the wishes of the Board of Trside, as indicated by ihe resolutions passed. pn Saturday, at- lavhh hi 1"" sal least not for the present. It is. said thtft^a VKln they will hold off until the bulk of the grain now ia tbe country shall have been sent to market. 1

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From Memphia

June 21 Wm Winters, an

emp'oye of tbe Memphis and Louisville Bailroad was shot and afterwards beaten to denth with ih«» batvof a-pi-tol, by an Iri-hman named Madden, at ttasalf^Dejt yeite rday. ^Madden escaped.,«

tXLL*B. 'rn:':

A UAH

A man

t6JE.~vS T*t Mkd «fT ^w«. I»ti&8

:tiadlaft'sisyr Him.tats sascf it

.: ?i A ... $ &OO I airaaa.^^^gig» ni*** *#VifTT

Mam, ^McJPmV3. esteraay in lr*-

President Colfax spent yest

a a a

By Ttltfitpk.) CmomaiTi, Jane Si. rLOVB^Staatfynid nadunsed,

UmUj

IMS aad wUtanat OBmBS. XT*—Sarce aad advaooed toll 30. OATS BS»«d? TSoTf OOTTOT^*! *, ViddHafe WS2. WHISKTJ-Fiin «tse J|OMp-Waa sftrsa Monfrae

Italy. -r

Milan,

W S, RYCE &

DBorrKS DBAS.

Robert Smith, formerly Sheriff of this county dropped dead on Front J|w ihisaf.ernoon, ule in a flu

AN KXCITBD MATOft.*

At a special meeting of the BoirJ st Aldermnu this afternoon, Mayor Lefts.. wich oskfd for leave of absence, and5 app.iin'pd A'derman Black Mayor pro t^m. Tbe Board refused to con Arm the app'ilntm*nt, and elected Alderman Marshall, whereas the Mayor became exdied,, denounced tbe Board, with a few excep tions, as a set ot thieves and robbers^and wi hdrew his application £.r leava*. [The meetiogadjourned in great di»ord&.! sriaAL TAX.

It is almost certain tbat special ta will be levied to meet the July interest on city bonds.

OIBL KILI.KD BT XVSIAK0.

The Fort Smith Herald of the 12th reports the killing of a girl aged if, ing near tbe State Hne, by five ChocktaW Indians, who escaped to their Ballon.— The girl had interfered to save her mother, whom the Indiana were threatening to kill, when they shot her through the head. Jn--

named Cooper

Was shot and

killed In Narcissa county last week,

While

trying to kill a constable who was attempting to arrest him. »H'»

National Horse FaJr""" LiAVia wobth, Jane 21.—The Kational ULorsa Fair will open here to-morroW. Among the horses already here or onithe way, are Tackey, Henry Diaia, Billy Boyce, Wyandotte Chief, Blaok Warrior, Chicamauga, Kansas Maid, 6es. Oustar's thorough bred Blind Billy, Frank Jtanay Fenian Boy and Jacob Morrow. .Other famous horses are expected here from E.entuckyj Michigan ana the Western States. S" O

"3!Q

From Havana

Havajta, June 21.—£spin% Qaptaia Qeoeral, reviewed the f&lioteera Saturday.

The Spanish steamer Feroando Calaelk» sailed to-daj wiUk As c^tiged .schooner La Have ta tr# Ibr Airtftton, for the parpose of bringing the case before tbe English Court there, for eagryiog articles coDtmbsnd rf war. Tbe

Spanish authorities re/Qaed to take action as the La Have was captured on the hjgh Mas. »t» T«

Tjiot.N. T,

iwfl4a

tifmtS*

Fire-

PfliLADK-raiA^ Juna2|.«-The extafe, sive Oarpeo ter abepe of 8tadteo A McGarvey, OB 2?a street, fcitV arijoiJjifcfsfcibles, were burned last ni^ht Loas heavy.

Jun« 21—BaaeVa straw

paper mill at Sandy Hill was bsnufBafr urday^ i^ht., JtmtJtf&O. T^J

#5ljb

1.-OS, hardly eqnl to 1 to'liiwull (XiB^-dDckugtd, Mr at (§63, ahellat~a#

If. aaie^at,

UUiiK irXiTS-Held at 13 for sir 'aiAeraiiAS--US packtdk 4iilMi|4 tod. cisr-T m'and cle.r »i thS b«»t only, '?VciA W3M

To OhlT.

Go^D^fe^fagii ieO

CHANGE—Dhll at^tftl-lo dieconnt^

NSW TOBK UABKBT By TBlevrapb.l Hsir Toaa« June tl» COTTO Si

OOHTlrm w«» goo* ckan^A. aalea at S4 ft0f|6 iKorsnpartaaauteud weatera. S )5(3 7 OU for aitra state, 9i,'Ar«xt a weetern, 6 5u(§? S5^for wh te wheat extra,: S 6U for 6 AO.*7 60 lor extra -st. I on a 8 UOAtl. OV for good io choice do. oeiaX Brat. Oregon flour fluiet at 9 74 OalUocoia Oeady at 0

BYB FLOCK-Quietat $4 26&6 ia. CQS8 MKAL—In aiudrrate equ«ft at $4 {or 8t-teaad* 60 for Brandywl .e.

WHISKl—Doll at tl 03@l 03for TUtttn free. WHBAI—More active aad a ahade flrtaer with brhk export demand at fl 4^1 47 foi Ho 2 apriag, 1 60^1 h2 for No 1 do, 1 60 for winta red weate'B, 1 69 for Michigan, 1 67 fos «Ux "".ichigan, aud 1 70 for white Uallforoia.

BT«—Qniet. BARLBT—Nominal. MALT—Doll a'.d nominal. COBN—To better, cloaing dnll at 61(387 for aaw mixed weatern per canal, 83089 for do per railroad, 89@89 for white westers.

OATS -Dull at 77}£®78 for was tarn afloat and 76% for do ia store. POBK-Quiet and steady at 19 87AS» 00 for new meea, cloelaR at 3387cash..32 6S for Old do, 86028 75 lor prima' and 28 b7^28

OHCBiil—Dull and heajy at 11(318%. TF8PKNTIN Wft«k at 'MOHBT-^-Sttiageat Vt^T por 'cMChi' 16 per cent commission for evil loam. GOLD—Higher and closed weak and qnie (Jovernmeot b013 mlll ion fn ohe lot at1S6 71 rice opened at 36advanced to 37 and cloi

£p3'

\"4

far prime

mei. BKEF— Ste$dyjAlaiilet, tierce at 20025 for pHaw aisaa andlW09e tor India me»s.

BEEF HAM3—Steady at S31 50. OUT HEaTSv-Finn at I3®14}jL br shouldeta «nt l6^al7J4 for hams. •^tUDDL'Bi—Firm, short ribbed HupR '"aa

short ribbed HuSlratford atf

LABD—Dull at for kettle rendered. BUTTKE—Steadyjat 20Q30 for Ohio and

for (team and 2p(324

the

WO,

SPECIAL NOTICES

Wholesale DbtQoods.. 30 packages Staple Dry Goods. Fanoy Dree Goods.- iil New York quotations for Cash.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING? Corner Fifth and MaiQStieets.

on*

GOODS'.

5a x^-83 ci x***

HI:

Are prepared fct tVwwarm a^ather wlth^^

H»d

SEASOWABLE

,b«J

LOOK AX THE ATTRACTION for LADIES atflLDSliK:

l4 trial tn small irti(^mWam-ch»i^u.

Fy/oa?BU^8i^ackMH«

ilHI

-ta-.-

SUiDIEli

tuauii I

SHAWLS.

If, .iM: 'V

jV| Ja

pahasols(

TUE TRIMMING STOfiE 1

Battaas t) matfh triKmligs/**

Trlvmlnz Satliw,

'Iqnes Trlmtmiogs to match,

Ladies' and 8ents' EngHsh

rfVing and. oilier

Wotm,

rloos stiles,

Fans, Pans, Fans, &c.

Dncksaiid I^inenk

In White, Drabs Bnff", Small Cheeks, Ac. farOaais aad Boys, oader price^

Marseilles

and Decorations

Hiii* irt't 1 f'-*^ pi#a« or DO par. All orders far Paper Hanging ile.f with as will h* prcjapM^ attended to, and ii^tts faetioagnarw^.l*Oi &xx>

buswituamM.

-.fil aai'O *aai?

in.-ittt 09*vt

artVJ-B. JJSWIB

**rfWK-*jII. *1, f.x ssnS? '.«i m® ,-

Lli* W« i/tlitilSjbJxH "*63 ftiii 9^C%1 *,«.« ».st4taw&>-* ifrtttti* «.««

VNDIANAPOUS.

5t *5*. a •t l-

Tl cat!I

»«. 9dsl h-~ mtsmKsd'.'min mw I

ri»

«j M.fAsi*!

tuliaie'-i 3

kwifc, 1 liaTfiS? S£d ,1 HtBIAHANUS. a., a ii a «ttp

too*."

*Mr# Btisa

.«

Sssneiii3icj

Especial induoements

iiuS ftefciKKh* 5 e-«

\i -t

I.'

TopartbtMn.

V:, ^S..' i-c ."'^s

q-A

it'.

PABLOB SFITN "I ,-i 1--t.3 j«a«r|r.i .'!i "'-a. Ia all woods, and savored ia. Terry, Bep, Hair

Ototh, Dasliik cr Pln?h.

"«t f.-"« .ijsh s-j?

Chamber Suits

In oiled walnnt, ash, etiestnnt, oak, mahogany .- or reecwood.

Setts

In all Modii

Cane aad Wood Seat Chairs,

.':'W JkiS! (J lis .. •ux

SOFA«T AND itOinraBs. «I -re .. qlatsS «»v-j ai I a* ,i- v.-fc

.i'.rt*-}!

TABLES of every trab

nei

hind,

3ui-4* tfeyvt-jiu

»,'d lo floiiais.j*^ si'! 'io Mrt

fe. of wohoo edJ.towci/4 »H .vc:iflifset': Oniandplain°:i

i*aa iisi -V 4"

fbaMl

rr^

A vb

61'

oi ^Malrsu.i ^f nt rs i\ Mantle & Pier Grl& edi n*5--S'{ Mi'zciq ac-

.-ii 7i iv:

Inlaid wad Boquet Standa Ac. •pii is'f -*r

S aw ssiw «T£*1 ::i fi! 7 Bver jtbliif ia tho i'COOli* j&r»$

hic«

FURNITURES LINJ2!

3 baS :its Hi.. lit ii 1 j!i Of tne veiy finest make, and aa cheap as the same qialfty of mtnnfactnre can be obtained at an^ouufpolat, east«r wast. .. :SV (Ute oa a eall. -.-ii tv

UrrOHILL dPBAHMXL4BEBG, tgr5 FQBtJITUltKCOJtPANT

„c 28-Kasi.Washinctaa 8t.{ ladiaaapolia.

a ii.

DRY GOODS

31 If.gii.!

kl,

C.WITTIG&00.,

V7ii MAIN STREET,

D£MIK« BLOCK

-~n

«,4k

Retail

J:iu^ -i edi .1.

Dept,

first Floor.

We oftr

For tlie next 20 days,

».

A Big Diive in Hosiery.

.r? ew

Ttb PfiOBnix Hose *r* ... 1

\.r

i-- o«it^

a -b ©w "i." t'-2!

A Better Quality

,.-iZ

3^.,- ra- -v 0O OOAUa

L^sa*"-

Va-

Best Ribbed Hoae, Marl Flnisb, at Mdts.

a rotT.

Sttljtt oc

Honey CopJ

tjs

^..srSKAiJsf"* *3 jjn o«rw d«si(as aai «lpo(Qlar prioee.

CARPETS, WALL PAPIER «C

LOOK AT OUB

ii*

afoot

LADIES', HISSES',

CHILDBEN'S,

MEN'S and BOYS'

K0S3:er,"S"

as AS vsqr Isei aaao

at oar CHfiAP TABLB.I

A VABIETY OF GOODS WEIGH WE WANT TO SELL

Atprieea25 per eeat Below Cost

That tabid really oontaina bargains, and it will pay to call in aud examine tbe gooda.

On* store is ftill of

H*-'

wtrl

*ifttt: «roe»s^ .Wkare np

all-who deaira thaia^t^eiMM

aNiMo|fM Wefi*ei»,®i» herat^

work ia this Hae. ffarttcalar tsta. to tt* l«t«M e»yiee 9fce atoet efenfaimSaSRatrte Weddtat Cunaasis, Btf UaissS€kMn*'s OtDa*s

in'

a lafMaeD^gJaleil. and rutty Pftwee a*e Be*W j|^ntt aad dlapat«fc.

other goods,

which we will sell

cheap.

£i. B. All oar

dags*

goods are first

and no

leeoad

among them.

W1TTICT A co„

170 MAIN 8Tn DKMIlfO BLOCK.

ai# 1

MILLINERY.

ilJt -N -g

Jkj LL,I,INKKY.^J-

Mwu. BU€tti*«HAM Bu iteaorod to tba aonar it «aarO aa« OUa ctreta, where aha aaw Qssitwg a fUlaaSeo*. bbte stock ofSpriii* style BonDeu, Biboeaa, Ftow*e. BAIS OOODS—Oaaataatly «s kaad a ssieiHiasal of Swttehaa, Oaila Tietorta juSsaBdall kinds of Hair Work. I^dlea call sUim tbe aseortaseaCT

**5

rcRimiBE co^

pa* :S6

4i-ii

at Wsahls^wi Mreet,

4#-

ft &m

i«iT»A«5 h«*wft* .*.*»*«• ••'.» ''.» twi^hr bm. Da* ?w*

wtsa^'faaf-- esEel

-c*.- "i 'l#s ft Is-ai

GOLDE^^iGLE,

Sparl^Qiigtatawbft,

OLD SHfWBT

Bhein

11.!

is®**

jutif

ttom atu

imm

oM *aM-

IMi. No.jSB eoatk Hlteoie SumI ta th* akore location, whan we are prepared to offer

ATTUiUS KYSL

Meredith AD lano, f*rriagtoa Black. Wm. K. Molieikii, aa Mala street. Baird A (.raft, As Mala Street. aoutt a On, Ml "Wo 'ti»l.* Joa. II. Blake, Ohio 8treat.

ABOHITEUTb AN BUILDXBS. J. A. Trydagh, corner Slain aad Fifth. Ojlft A WUllama, corner Ninth sad Halbarr)

BOOTS AND SHOES. I

Jaoob Doll, soath Fourth street. BOOKrf AND STATIONERY J|A. H. Dooley, 1H Alain Stroet

BAK.JEBS.

frank beialg A Bro., £atayette Street. BILLIABD8. ,1 At Tentoola Hotel, Wa.ffhalfcr, Proprietor.

CARRIAGE FACTOBY.

Wlldy, Thomas A Co., Cor. 2d and Walaat.

CLOTHING.

W. 11. Bannister,.79 Mala Street. Otew ailler, ill Mais Stmt. John Barnikle, over caxton A Walaiatvy's. l*rsd Schlewmg, 19* Main street.

COAL DJIALEBS. j.

J. A. Morgan, 8nlli»»n tioaatyCpal. John McFarlaae, Elver Coal.

OBESS MAK1NU.

Mrs. N. S. Hedgee, Ohio, bet. 4th and fitb 8ts DENTISTS. L. H. Bartholomew, U7 Mala street. 0. O. Uacola, 0th 1)1., between Mala aad UUlo.

DBY GOODS.

Inell, Blpley A Oo.. corner 6th and Main Street W. 8. Hyce Oo., 77 Main street. 0. Wittig AOo.. 170 Mala street. Bdsall AOo., oorner IToortb and Mala street 8axuui A Waliiisliaf. A14.Main street. CoraeHne A iiaggerty, aorhvr Main and Third

*'11, DKUliGlHTS.

.dr* */»i B*rr, Oulick Berry, corner Mils and Fourth If ARMING Ii&FllEMENTSL Jonee A Jones, east side Pablio Square. GUNSMITH AND STINOIL OUTTJUt

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east aCThl^il., HARDWARE.

Oory A Maaeonrt, Mala Street. Aaatia, Shryer A Oo., Main Street... HATS AND CAPS. JosephO.Xatea, 146Mainstreet. .n

HOTELS. tmtc

National Boaaa, eoraer Sixth and Mala. Olark Uoaae, oorner Ohio aad First. Terre Haute Honee, eoraer Main and Sereath. Farmers' Hotel Oor 9th aad ohery.

INSURANCE AGENlfe. S llager A HcKeen, Dowling Ball. A. foote, 66Main street.

JEWELLEBS. -ej.ijb

S. B. Freemaa, 74 Mala street. r,.i Job a B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Bleak Jacob Kern, Opposite PostOJfioe.

LIVERY STABLE.

Bobert Hanter, uppu.ite Baatla House. LEATHER, &c. Ii. A. Burnett, 144 and 14S Main Street. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GBANITE

Walter A FppinghoUs o, Oberry street, be tw ea 9th and lOtii.

MUSIC DEALERS.

fa. Klssner, Palace of Mnato, 40 Ohio atreet.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tlttntaa, In sooth 4 St opp. Poet dflloe. MILLINERY. M. A. Barldaa SO .la stieet. .. 8. L. rttrans, -4t Mala St. Mrs. BoAlu^bais, 1 or, 4 and Ohio. fss

MILITARY CLAIM8. ew

D. S. Dan 1 suo rrt. gt^u Stock, Mala St. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. r. B. Biddla, IA1 MatD street.

PHYSICIANS.

Br. 8. J. nug, eei rld Pabil 3 la are. Dr. I. l. tie 1 ,41 Njrtli4tb ureSt.j j.,..

BE TAIL OKOJH.BS. W 1 6 S

f. 1. Moilu} Nu 9 -out 4 street. O. i.^t e, Mai S.ieet. RAlLROAli AGENT, Jamse B. Tartar, at McKeea A Paddock's Mill

HEAL BSTATB AGENTS. Headrlob A Laage, ooraef Mala aad 4tb etreete

SADDLERY HAK&WARX.

Trod A. Bo a No. 6 soat'i Finh street. STONE WOB£.

Oerter A etner IS Nort 4h Street,T. B. blJdle 161 Main otieet. SKIRTS AND CORSETS. He-a a Arnold," 8S Mala street. S. Wataa Me. i&9 Afua etrect, A

STONE CUTTERS.

KEEP KQOL!

JUST BICIIVXD,

Kefrlgerators, lee t'oests* Lager Beer Coolers, le« Pitchers, lee Ore an Preesen, Bath

T*s*i'

Wlf£,

PORT WlNJE,

WIne,

BOBDEAUX €LA:

COGNAC, 1 'c.c

our,

HOLLAND

For aa la at 87 Xala St., b*t Sit aw 4 tth,

Jel7 dSo

BUSINESS OIRECTOWY.

ESTABLISHED MAY 12.1851

LEATHER, MIOES AC,

"T A« BURNlTTjSS I Ai v-'j. ^HifeMaaafcatBW aad Deafer la

Leather, H14e«t Oils. 8bee Findlegs, ud CwrleKs Tools,

Vea. MI#1M MAIS St.. TKBKS HiUTK, IHO^

«Sr HMea, Vats, SH»y Peltn, Oter

Skins, Tailow, aad L*«»har tb Boa !•.

OeniignmmfH alwuy» ceive IhrtsMpt Attention.

asrHatf

BILLIARD R00#

Q.OTT & BUJRGKSS,

MO USB and Si OX JPA TITTER,

rarai SAXbis ako sbaimib. 8HOP—1q fare's Block, a few dsvra north of ••la bum •U •orfc done froupU/ and at rooeo'itble ra*oo. kp 9dioi

J. watt. urn is skomai. williajc pjtbs.

WILDY, THOMAS CO

Carriage Manufacturers,

Ooraer Sd aad Walaat streets, Terre Haate, lad., ••fairing done Promptly aad at Low Bates. 3 »f

|£ITERY BROKJKR&STABLES

The nndereigned, at kla LlTmry Stable, oa tWrd etreet, oppoelt* the Bcntte Hons*, In now prepared with goed stock aad Oarriacee, to aceowaodau thepubllo. BOB'T HUKTKB.

lay pereoa wiehlag to deposit Home, Bng flee, BaraesS, or ether livery articles at Buaier's I with money

decSdtf HCNTKB OOU.INS.

\f ANHOOD

3IiI 11

AND

aAjK-A-i.

6ds Xtta^sst

»c-t

SfPPID

••C- I 1

Tul9v

all sizes,

Toilet setts at $S00. Bird cases, all styles and

la staidince, wbioa will be sold low to pay our rente. Oaii at 1

HM.

BALL^

SKiTfi, Chemical Dyq Woiks, Saaaad atreat, ht«m Vain aatf Chj*rry, Joining ^tb* tewa^a Hoiue.

DtaiDcla all it. braacb«s(s'ich as CTrepe Shawls Btbboos, -l'k 4 all kinds, Mferhto and DeLafaa sm* I'vrtatne. flwssu, Lao», VelwelT Flaraaela rriagee. Parttoolar attention paii t»Cieanacd leloiiblni, witboat dsaaii the erl- «!». »acfc»rlfe!ee'as Orepe Shawls, Silk Drasaee, Jterino and PeLakae lnaeata, Br obe l»S#b, CsiklbW Shawls, Cloais. ^arpeta and Wsss Oorers. Cteaaiug or Oeau' Ooats, P*ata aad Teata asatly done, aSMlm

.». Ot imtn.

*aos.

am.

OMNIBUS UNE.

The aadaraUned baring pnrchaaad of 0. B. •ill^r, a iln* of omnibasaee, propoeea to eocr-y lM-«apeis ta all parts of the city aad attend all r^flraad te»ni for on tu olote th« P°tt^ efflce, Xberle Bii dlfj's or tae Clark BaHae, araaspsty nfcatrt to

Harta* a thorough kaowl- dg« of the el^ after tiabv of je*rs ei pvin«e ia thie we solicit tbe patronag" oar old frieads aadas n#w mm

MMy

Te^or irftb ctltf, awirxxfl 00.

Teutonia Horel,

At the

•8.

Q. WEISS.

tTdart its naia St.. M. SUaad 11k. (ts.,

TERRS HA UPh\ WD.

it t*

Wik Sis of the It

Us »sth Piuu'l

PATENT CU8

W. SHAFFER, Paor-u.

p*r* Off 1Kb

Boa boa sad Bye Whisky

aald tb uar an iw mmt. Whttky sod b, tbe gaiioa, qiart aad plot.

THE VIGO.R

•^•••A OX TOUXH restored in four weeks. DB. StOOkB'S XSSBKOB OF LIFI restore* manly towsr*.

trom

whatavar cause arising the eff«cts

of early pernicious habits, self-abosa, iapobncj aad oUState, give way at oaoe to this wonderful atedlciue.lf taken regularly aoeordlag to the directlros (Which are rery simple, and require no reatnJ'ntfram bualaeaa or pleasure.) Failure le Impoeeible. Sold la bottlee at S3," or tonr quantltiaa In oae for |9. To be had only of the sole appointed ageat ia America, H. OKBTIZBB, 93, 3d Amine, oer. of ISth etnet. N. T. de88

HEBZ A ABSOLD,

eo MAIN 8TBBET,

tit

BfiLLAs

WflALIBOKE

CORSET

At 75 cents.

a beautiful:I

HOOP SKIRT,

thsir own manufacture at 60 eta A GOOD PAIR OF 4

LADIES HOSE

ii 10 otntf.

OTHER GOODS IS PRQPoR TI0S.

''A

•1 T!c ''.as

hey Bepalr Free of Charge All Hoop Skirts

Wbfcsh wars prodaos

Walter A Spplueh»as a, h-ny street, bet*era9 aad 10th.

SEWING MACHINES,

Wagner A MeTarlaae, Seat of T. H.( AB. B. Freight 1/epol.

UN DEBTAJLEB..'

Isaac Bail, earner Third aad Oberry, M. W. 0'Coni.oll. Main Street.

botigbt of tbem or Mr, Mr. Witt

their

TOE BEIT

-is-

THE CHEAPEST.

GO WAN & BEARD'S

AMERICAN

gEKtr-

Detersive Soap.

IT SAVES

Labor, Time and Money.

WAaHXS W11H

Bard Water

Ab WILL AS SOFT.

rsc Sals to tta Trade by

Xit.!

-y

Jt Cannot \be Excelled

la ita waihlag qualities. Try It aad prore It.

COX A SOU.

TTITION STEAM BAK.BB1, OAHDT KAHOTAOTOBT, AHD

O 8 O E

fBAHK HEIBTIO A BBO

Issshstaiew of all klade of

OBACKEES, BBS AD and CAKES,

PRETZELS,

.14 i«al aad Peelers ta

Oa tafcyette St., between Oaaal aad Depot,

E E S 3 A 7 3 IND1AJBTA. Orders left at'Julias MlMsen's, Bo. la north Mb Street, wfHSe promptly ettmd-d So.

BaTias sal la HTIAM we ar- -aakied ta meet tH ordats te oar 11 ae promptly and with satL Caottoa, aad wU sell at the lowest raise. JaSOdtf