Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 June 1869 — Page 1

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much improved in health.

NINETEENTH YEAK.

THE STATE.

Abbubt Usuvkmitthas a new boll.

CommihckMKNT at Asbury occurs next

Thursday.

ij^q my vorodruffDdd in thfl Wibuh

on the 22d, twelve miles above Via-

cennes.

Ex-Govxbhok Hammohd haa returned from the Arkansas Hot Springs, very

Giw. Tom Thumb and Commodore Nutt will visit Iodianapolis next Tuesday. with their respective families.

Thb valuation of the real estate and Improvements in Knox county, inclu* ding Vincenne3, amounts to $6,969,875.

The number of registered dogs in Marion oounty is 3,123, the tax on which is one dollar for each dog and two dollars for each canine female.

Thk Greenoastle Banner says: "We are informed that about 1,000 men are At work in this county on the I. & St., Louis Railroad, and that the force will probobly be doubled in a few days."

Th* City Council of Indianapolis, at its last meeting, discussed the Waterworks question, and appointed a committee to vi«it Peoria, Illinois and examine their works, which are built on the Holly

plan.

On thb 22d inst. a Frenohmjn, named Cruckey, a native of Vincennes, and a resident of Rassellville, while intoxicated, attempted to cross the Wabash in a small canoe, and losing his balance, fell into the river and was drowned.

Last week, at JBrewersville, a Mrs. Warner, witness in a divorce case, when asked to swear that she would "tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth," answered that she would tell the truth, but that she could not swear to t«ll the whole truth because she didn't know Hall, and if she did know it, the Court would not permit her to tell it.

Rtv. Wm. Loqak, who has been preaching at Danville,Hendricks oounty, married a widow residing in that place not long since. Sjme days ago, th9 wife found she was^still a widow, as the Rev. Xojan bad a wife living in Illinois. She Instantly had him arrested and incarcerated in the Hendricks county jail, where lie remains to await his trial on a charge

•of bigamy.

A MTOBTEK of the Indianapolis Journal has interviewed Mrs. SchalFer, a celebrated "medium" at Dayton, Ohio. Daring a Mnu held in her house, the most

vivid lights were visible and smart raps on the hands of those present were distinctly felt. The people of Indianapolis are much excited on the subject of Spiritualism and fresh accessions to the number of believers are coming in daily.

Wobk on the Indianapolis and St liouis railroad is being prosecuted in this •county with all possible dispatch. Some of the culverts have already been built, and we are told are superior to any heremade in this part of the country, being made of the best quality of dressed stone. We also learn that the bridge •over Big Walnut will be of iron, and that the road, in every other particular, will ibe first-class.—Putnam Banner.

Thk Indianapolis Sentinel is authorized by a gentleman of that city who has just returned from Jefferscmvillo, to state that Mr. Sphrim Keigwin, of that place, still holds his bet of from $100 to $5,000 open, that the writing on the slate in the table drawer can be accomplished The only provisions he asks are, that the test shall be made at his house, In Jeffersonville, and that both parties shall seieot their witnesses. Any person or persons desiring to accept the wager can find the gentleman alluded to above by calling upon us. Twenty-live dollars forfeit will -be put up to bind the bet.

County aibs will be held this year at -the following times and places: Tippt* canoe county, LaFayette, September 8ih to 11th Harrison oounty, Corydon, September 7th to 10th Johnson oounty, STranklin, September 14th to 19th Fayeyetta oounty, Connersville, September 7th to 10th Monroe county, Bloomington, August 81st to September 3d Delaware oounty, Muncie, same time Switzerland and Ohio counties, Enterprise, September 13th to 17th Union Agricultural Society, Edinburg, September 21st to 35th Henry county Joint Stock, New

Oastle, August 24th to 27th Rush, Henry and Hancock counties, Knights town August 81st to September 3d Warren and Fountain counties, Attics, September 14th to 18tb Rush county, Rusbville, September 14th to 17th.

pt«w. KsTttOV, living near Charlestown, Indiana, has been keeping a wojaan, said to be of bad repute, for some time past, witu several children, having lived with her some time before marriage, and the fact beooming notorious he matrled her. Sine* then his son Fat and one •of his step-daughters have been cohabiting together. Mrs. Keynon, formerly (Mrs. MoNutt, had a daughter living at a ^neighbor's and Keynon demanded her. The girl, Bslle, refused, but w#s finally •compelled by her mother to return home.

Last Saturday night the Keynon* were watted on by a vigilance committee of six or eight men, with the avowed determination of taking the girl ou'. of their possession, when a general melee ensued. Books, clubs and arms were used without reserve, and after a brisk fight the moo succsded in rescuing the girl, who called loudly on the assailing patty fur protection. The girl was found fastened up, with nothing but her night clothes, to prevent her escaping Dan Kerson received a slung in his ffcee. xat had twenty-two sings and balls in his budy, and is very dangerously, it not fatally wounded. He it receiving the medical attendance of an eminent physician, who says be has two balls through his lungs. Belle is about fourteen year* old, and is said to be a fine, sprighlty child.—

Exchange.

I E E A

From Washington.

Washington, June 24.—When Secretary Boutwell was at Groton, towards the

close of last week, he wrote Assistant Sec rotary Richardson a letter with regard.to modification of his plan for the purchase of bonds and sale of gold. He placed the letter with his own hand in the Groton post-office. The letter was received Richardson on Monday, and by him contents were kept secret until after olose of business, and it was not earlier than half-past four when a letter was written to the Assistant Treasurer at New York on the subject, and the paragraph furnished the press.

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Both gentlemen ate confident that owing to the strictness with which matters are guarded, there could be no premature difdosure on the part of aGy government officer.

CADETS AT LARGE.

The following namedpersonsjhave been appointed cadets cf the United States military academy at large for 1870:

John F. S. Crane, of Ohio, son of the late Brevet Lieut. Col. Jas. G. Crane, of the U. S. Army, recently wounded at Vicksburg.

Barnard M. Bierne, son of the late Surgeon Bierne, U.S. Army. Lewis Morris, of New York, son of the late Col. Morris, killed at Cold Harbor, Va., during the war.

John M. Johnson, of Pa., son of the late Lieut. Col. Cli&s. F. Johnson. Robt. Page Wainwright, of New York, son of the late Commander Wainwright, *'of the United States Navy.

John M. Robinson, of New York, son of Gen. John C. Robinson of the United States Army.

OUarles M. O'Conner, of Iowa, son of Major O'Connor, United States Volunteers.

John L. Clem, of Ohio, a drummer boy in the Army of the Cumberland. H. B. Febiger, of Ohio, son of Captain Febiger, U. 8. Navy.

N. D. Pendleton, of West Virginia, who rendered important service to the army ueder Geu. Sheridan in the She nandoah Valley. appointments.

Tfce following appointments have been signed by the President: J. H. Ashton, Agent of the United States under the convention between the United States and Mexico.

Daniel Child, Postmaster at Urbana, Ohio. Edward C. Webster, Postmaster at Lasalle, Illinois.

AT THE "WHITE HOUSE.

Gen. Sickles was among the callers on the President this morning. Senators Carpenter and Boreman, and several members of the House of Representatives were also in consultation with the President.

RECEIPTS.

Customs receipts last week $2,617,277. Internal Revenue receipts to-day $889,942.

ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS.

Col. Whitely, chief detective in the servise of the U. S. Tressury, assisted by Jno. Clover, his principal attache, has made arrests in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York and several Western States of counterfeiters and counterfeit money, plales, presses and other materials.— About one dozen men altogether have been arrested in the last six weeks.

The Indiana gang were arrested some days ago near Ft. "Wayne, while engaged in making money, and $400,000 in counterfeit noteB of 26 cent currency were seized, with twelve sets of steel plates of 50 cents, and several presses and a lot of ink and other material.

Solicitor Banfleld is determined to support Col. Whitely to the fullest extent of the law in breaking up gangs of counterfeiters whose operations extend all over tbe country.

A number of important arrests made will be given to the public ia a few days, which will show efficiency in expert counterfeiting equal to anything ever before heard of in this or any other country. The 25 cent counterfeit note just captured is a finished imitation, and a large amount of it has been circulated by tbe gang.

Tbe late arrest of a government officer in Western New York, who was found to be in complicity with them, promises developments of great importance to the secret service. It is said bis friends expended $20,000 to obtain his pardon several years ago.

THE SPANISH MISSION.

President Grant has decided that the restriction preventing army officers from holding civil office does not apply to officers on the letired list. This decision enables General Sickles to accept the Spanish mission. He oflVrs to relinquish his army pay while occupying hia diplomatic position. His name will be continued in the army register. He will leave Now York for Madrid aluct the 10th or 15th yi July. Mr. Hale will await his arrival.

There is no probability that Mr. Perry will be re-appointed Secretary of Legatioo.

SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.

President Grant will on tbe 10th of July, after the Virginia election, order au election in Mississippi to take placeon ibe 15th of September, and an election in Texas to take place the last of .September or tbe first of October.

MINISTER MCMAHON.

The Department of State has received dispatcher, from General MoMahon to the 21st of Aprtl, at which time he was well. His relations with Lopez are so cordial andfricndly, that after the great defeat of the Paraguayan army, he was entrusted with the care of his family

There has bsan no attempt by Lopez to interfere with his free communication with this government. Whatever impediments existed are ittributable to the course of the Allies, who, for along time, declined to send out a flag of truce with dispatches for him, and fired upon the fhg of truce sent by the Paraguayans with Gen. McMahon's dispatches.

From San Francisco.

San Francisco, June 23.—The rubber patent suit of Goodyear and others against Blake, Dentist, of "San Francisco, Judge Hodman, in the United Stales Court, granted plaintiff perpetual injunction and decree for profits.

Tbe committee of "Ways and Means of Ibo House of Representatives and invited guests arrived at S-tcrameato by special train yesterday. They were met by exGovernor Stanford and a number of prominent citizens, and escorted to hotel.

Narragansett Park-

Providekce, R. I., June 23. —The opening races at Narragansett Park took place to-day, attendance large.

The first race for $1,350, $1,000 to first horse, $350 to second horse, was won by Mice's Locust. Best time 2:44}.

Second race $1,800, $1,300 to° first, $500 to second horse, was won by Rhode Island in three straight heats, beating Bashaw, Jr. Best time 2:28k Racing oontlnued to-morrow.

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Buaala.

St. PxTEsaBUKG, June 24.—Katatisi has been appointed Minister to Washington, and has been instructed to prttent the Emperor's congratulation to ,|he, President.

"England. ..

London, Jane 24.—It is reported that France is endeavoring to renew the September convention with Italy for tbe withdrawal of French troops from Borne, and that she only requires sufficient guarantees from Italy for the aeourity of the papal territory before concluding the treaty. ...........

Prussia.

Berlin, June 24.—The Prussian government has laid before the Federal council of Zol Verein a proposition for a treaty of commerce and navigation with Mexico, on the basis of the treaty concluded with Mexico September 7th 1855.

France.

Paris, June 24.—The Emperor to-day visited the Camp of Chalons and made a speech to the soldiers. He reminded the army that this was the anniversary of the battle of Solferino, and said he was pleased to see they had not forgotten the great cause for which thoy fought ten years ago. The Emperor continued as follows: "Preserve the remembrance of the battles fought by your fathers and yourselves, for our victories are to be the history of the progress of civilization.— You will thus maintain the military gpirt which is the triumph of noble over vulgar passion. It is fidelity to the flag, devotion to the country—continue in the same course and you will always be worthy of so great a nation.

General John C. Fremont and A. L. Lee have arrived in Paris.

Italy.

Florence, June 24.—Official journals Btate that large crowds assembled in the streets of Genoa, but committed no violence, oonflning their demonstrations to the utterance of seditious cries. They finally dispersed without making any resistance to the police. Slight demonstrations are reported in Naples and Bermajo.

From Hew York.

New York, June 24.—It appears that after bail had again been refused for Col. Ryan, yesterday, and while in charge of a deputy Marshal, they drove to the Metropolitan Hotel on leaving which plaoe, and when near there th9 Colonel and deputy were surrounded by friends of the former suddenly. The deputy was seized and bound, and Ryan went to the Cabaa rendezvous.

Considerable commotion was soon observable among the rescuers, whe left in squads for Jersey City, where they oolleoted until a late hour l"st night, when, with Col. Ryan and other officers, they embarked on tugs and were conveyed to a large steamship in the loWer Bay, and all safely sailed for their destination.— There were 500 men In th4 expedition. arretted, 1 Col. Curren, formely on Booker's staff, and two others, were arrested last night on information from aSpaAiefe spy that they were in the recruiting business for Cubans.

EVERYTHING LOVXLT.

The deputy Marshal seizsd by the friends ofRyan was treated to a champagt supper by his, Ryan's, friends, but was not allowed to leave their company |ill hi« morning. ,7

FILIBUSTERING.

It ill reported that during the gather* ing of Cuban expeditionists in Jersey City last night, a Spanish spy was found and beaten, but managed to escape after shooting one of the expeditionists, slightly iundins the latter.

The United States Marshal for New Jersey is reported to have seized a tug boat and a large barge on which the expeditionists were about to embark, thus preventing their departure. Tbey returned to this city, but will leave tcnight.

N. Y. TIMES.

The Star announces tbatS. S. Coanant managing editor of the Times, will succeed Mr. Raymond as editor in chief. PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The resolutions adopted by the Pentsylvan ia Republican State Convention rejoice over the victory of 1868, which secured peace to the nation approve of the principles and policy of President Grant's administration, and endors»the sentiments contained in the inaugural address repose confidence in the national administration in its endaavors to settle difficulties with Graat Britain, and approve of the rejection by tbe Senate ef the late treaty on Alabama claims heartily sympathize with struggling people of all nations in their efforts to obtain universal freedom and the inalienable rit-hii! of man endorse the administration of Gov. Geary and the nomination of Judge Williams reiterate and affirm their adhesion to the doctrine of protection, and pledge the hearty support of the party to the nominations.

REBELLION IN PORTO RICO.

Intelligence has been received by a commercial bouse in this city that a rebellion which had broken out at Arrajoe, Porto Rico, was deemed formidable. News of the event had been received at different points* in tbe Island and caused profound excitement.

LAY DELEGATION.

The "Methodist" has returns from 576 churches, which cast 23,615 votes in favor, and 8,518 against lay delegations. 367 churches gave affirmative, and 109 churches negative majority.

From Boston

Boston, June 23.—Thomas Morris and Thos. Gilligan, the former arrested for vagrancy, tbe latter for assault, were found dead this morning in tbe Dorchester alms house, where they were confined. The cause of death is a mystery, which the coroner's inquest will endeavor to explain. 1CASOSIC.

Tbe Springfield Commandery Jknighta Templar arrived bore this afternoon, and attracted much attention. They leave to-morrow morning for Newburyport, and join the Masonic celebration there to-morrow.

Foond Guilty.

BnroHAMPToir, N. T, Jttnt 24.—The trial of D. P. Oram«r on obatft of racaiTlag bonds stoleo from th«RojalInaoranc* Company in 1866, was coaelodad to-day-He waa found guilty and Matanwd to five years hard prison.

bor in the Auburn State

saaatistia

Louxbvillx, Jose 24.—A detachment of mounted men have been sent ly or&t of the General commanding, from Le'o anon to Stanford, Ky., to assist the d.ni authorities in ridding Lincoln and adjoining counties of a marauding band that has been holding sway thm lor some time past. The troops are to ba tried on ly in case the civil authorities at», unable to suppress tin disorder. Tha General commanding dispatched a sVJ officer to the scene of trouble, who !aas retured and confirms the reports thai. Henderson Houcb and his band of villians area terror to law abiding poop'.e, and have burned a house and have been ahootinj around promiscuously, and even whippet a woman. The troops will remain there for the present. Bloodshed, rapine ana murder seems to be the order of the day in this part of the Skate, if recent reports can be relied on. ma

st. John's day.

The Masonic fraternity of this city, New Albany and Jefferson ville in great numbers tamed out this morning to attend the celebration of St. John's day at New Albany, where the day was duly commemorated with appropriate ceremonies

Maine Bepsblioan Oosrentlon.

Ban go a, June 24.—The Republican State Convention meeu to-day and promises to be lively and exciting, unless delegates which arrive later in the day, change the complextion of affairs. Good judges estimate that Chamberlain will receive a majority of 150 to 200 in a vote of 755 to 805. Hon. L. M, Morrill has been selected as President of the UonYontioo.

'i he Vice President

Hartford, June 24,—Vice President Colfax was cordially welcomed by both Houses of the Legislature, and subsequently, after receiving a large number of citizens In the Governor's room, left Providence.

HAMS—Sugar oared at 20081. tiABD—Held at

19XB19XC

and no demand.

BOTTEE—Firm aa? supply light fresb at S6$ at, Weatern Baaarve at 27#28.

EGQi—firm at ITc. LINsEtp OIL—Unchanged anl dnll at 91 69 •I 04-

I.ABD OIL—91 4SSA 47. PSTBOLEUM—Doll at 28930. SOOaB—In frit 4mand for reined but.anili for raw oorraE-i •OLASSES-16680.

CATTLE—Firm at 9 60A7 63 gro»8., BOGS—In fair demand at SO. GOLD—i36J£ buying. MONET—close though tapply of currency is batter.

NSW TOBK MAMKKT

ay Talagrapb.l New Toaa, June 24. COTTON—A abade firmer at 33c for middling. TlOUB—Dnll and 6(310c lower, export and •peculitire demand fallen off materially. Private cable acconn Isqaote better weatber and declin* lng prices for floor and wheat with (ties at 96 0 )06 6 £for superfine state and weaten, 6 4@ 0 9u for extra state,'6 u.)@6 90, for extra western, 96(37 6 for white wheat extra, 6 40Q7 10 for"4

H. O, 6 76(97 60 for extra St. Louis, 8(911 for good to choice do, closing dull. CORN HEAL—Quiet.

WoISKY—Nominal at 91 00§1 OS for western free. WHEAT—Dull, h-ary and30«o lower, 91 47Jj 1 4* for No 3 spring, 1 60 for Ho 9 do. 65 for Not do, I 65(2)1 66 for red Irfdfena *04 1 Toal 73% for white California.

BYE—Nominal. CORN—Heavy and l®2c lower at 6l@86 for new mixed western per canal.

OATS—Heavy and dnll. BICE—Dull. COFFEE—In moderate request. SUG4H—Doll Cub* at MOLASSES—Dull.

KT KOLEUtt—Steady. OIL-Dull at 91 C2A1 OS. JRK—Quiet and heavy at 60038 for new mess, closing 32 62 cash, SS(g32 25 for Old do, 2ft U0$86 76 for prime and 88 37(§28 60 for prime

HS. SREF—Steady and quiet. OUT MEATS-Firm at 13)£@144 for shoulders and 1(3{317H for hams.

MIDuLES— Firm and quiet. LARD—Dull and heavy at 17A19% for iteaa and 1V%@20% for kettle rendered.

BUTTER—Steady at 20Q33 for choice. OHCKtiE—Dull and heavy at 16(i%lS% MONET—Very firm up to S o'clock at 7 per oent

QOLT—Opened at 37% and closed at 37.

SPECIAL NOTICES. I

Wholesale ravGooM. 3 p*ckag»s Staple D. Goods. Fancy Dres Gocds, New York quotations for Ossh. TUELL, RIPLEY DEMING,

Owner Fifth and Main streets.

TOHi HA.'EY,

COMMISSION MIKCHANT And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Grain V*nkout, on rerth First St., at Canal BmIb, Terre Haute, Inilaaa.

ST Strict attention paid to receiving aed forwar. lag goods. Jel8-dwtf

HATS AND CAPS.

1£"W TOR BiT 8T OB1

JUST LN BSOXIFT O*

vle&a* 9ata of tali kinds, ., Boya1 Hajta ot sail kinds, '.tliasee' Hata of all kinds. ln£snta' Hats of «11 kinds. 4^4 all |HoM»

Sa. Hat*made to erder o» .N}?1

""raos FALJl ZTTiiJW,

145 Jfata Street. tern l»m Ui.

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TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 25,1869.

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From Oregon.

Portland, Oregon, June 23.—The municipal election, June 21, resulted is entire Republican success.

EARTHQUAKE.

S hooks of earthquake were experienced at Olympia and St. Clacaon, Washington Territory, June 20, 21 and 22,

Cheap Shawls,

Lbwiston, Mains, June 23.—The Custom House officer on Tuesday, seized in this city, about $1,800 Worth of Paisley shawls, from a stranger, a German, who has been selling them at about half the wholesale price. There is suspicion that the goods were smuggled, 'vj'

Bsae Ball.

Baltimore, June 24.—The Cincinnati's be it the Maryland's at Base Ball, 47 to 7.

Suicide-

Nashville,^June 24.—Dr. Stewart, of Dickson county, committed suicide a few days ago by taking morphine.

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CIWCimfATI XABKST.

B/ Tatograph.l Onomun, Jan* 2*. TLOCK—Firm a Mr demand family 96 ?6@6, eatra smS fio, raperflae 4 7S£6.

WHSAT—In fair demand at 91 25Q1 80.,.,* OOBH—firm at 66ae8 for ear. OATS—Steady as «®78. BYI—8caroe and firm at 1 9&t§\ 30. COTiaS—Dull, middling at 32. TOB iOOp—la goo4 dvmtnd at 9Sgl7 50. WHISKY—Mtaktt dnll and unsettled, held at M, no sal**. 93 offered.

PROVISIONS—Qnl»t and dnll, hardly any is. qnjry, prioasin tha absenes of sale* most be re. aaroad aa nominal. I'-*-

KESS PORK—ISJ TM33 00. rBCLK MEATS—Haidat 13and 16. BAOON—Held at 14% 17% and 18%c, nominally.

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BORDEAUX CLARET,

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HOLLOA GO,

For sale at S7 Btain St., bet- Sd and. 4th.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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r:—r A*rOBHEY8.'••.WMSSg Meredith 3t Delano, Farrington Blocks Wm. B. McLean, IW Main street.,.

Baird Craft, 82 Main Street. Scott Duy, 60 Ohio »tre»t. ..... ft Jos. H. Blake, Ohio 8troei. ^BOHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Yrydach, corner stain and Fifth. Olift A Williams, corner Ninth and Malberr)

BOOTS AMD SHOES.

Jacob Doll, south Fourth uteet, BOOKS AND STATIONERY •A. H. Dooley, 101 Slaiu Street

MAKERS.

Frank Helnig A Bro., ^alayetto btrtwt. _..,: BILLIARDS. At Tcatouia U-jtet, Wm. Shatf r, .Proprietor.

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Wtidj, ThotntkS & Oo.» Cot. 5W ftad Waluui.

CLOTHING.

W. u. Main titrest. GroTer a AUiier, til Al&u* oUefcU Jobs Barnifcle, ovtr caxion & Walwatcj '*..' Fr*u gchlewmg, 192 Ma etrett.

COAL DEALERS.

J. A. Slor^an, Snlli.t.u Oounty Goal. John MuKanane, Biter coa!.

DRESSMAKING.

Mr*. N. t-. Ued got-, uhu, bet 4tb au otu DEN TISl'a. Vi b. H. Barttoiomew, 167 Main street U. U. liinoolu, 0th est., between alum aud oi.il.

DRY GOODS.

rneii, Btpley dtOo., corner 6th and Alatn street W.6. HyceA Uo., T7 olam street, t* .,"1 O. Wittlg & Co.. 0 Alain street. SdaaU sc Co., corner Fourth mid aiaih strt( daxtoa A Walmsley, 111 Main street. ^Arneltu«it uggurt}', curuei ilain aoa liiitU

DRUGGISTS

Barr, Qaiick & Berry, corner Main andFoui to FARMING IMPLEMENT^. jonea A Jonee, east siae Fublio Square.

NSMITH AND STIN OIL UTT h.t, iolm Armairong, Ohio street, east of Third. HARDWARE. Oor A !iai»oourt, Main Site.t -1 Aostin, Shryer it Uj., Main Street. br.

HATS AND CAPS^i

HOTELS.

Matiunal House, corner Sixth and Malui'Clark tiousb,.corner Ohio and First. Terre Oaote House, corher Main and Sev«"nti. armers' Hotel Our 9ih aud hery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

ilagor AMcKwd, Dowling Hall:' J. A. Fjote, t6 M&iu street. .'• ,!fj .v'j« JEWELLERf «s iS'*s. freeman, 74 Mais street. S John B. freeman, 6 Warren's Biook' Jacob Kern, Op^i osite PuetQdice.

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LIVERY STABLE.

bi u*ri Hoover, op^o.ite Bun.ia Hous-.^ ,.it LEATHER, &c. A. feartret 144 and 146 Mala btieot. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

Walter A Eppinghous p, Cheiry street, be tw en 9th aud 0tb.

MECH AN IQIA.&.

TtUman, li south 4fh St PostOftc^. MILLINERY. M. A. Karidan, 80

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8. h. Sttaos, 148 Main St. Mrs. Buckingham, t!or, 4 a id Ohio. MILITARY CLAIMS.

i), S. i'an i'sun F^rriijgton Block, &i»ij St. NOTIONS AND TRIMMING!?. r. 8. Biddle, 161 Main street.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. 8. J, Youug, west side Fabllo S^n&re-.

RETAIL GROCERS.

S. B. vt sijht 4 Co., U5, Ukla Sti«at. F. D. Molloy No 9 i'ontb 4ili street. O. 1. plej, M»iu Sireoi.

RAILROAD AGENT.

iam'-H H. Tnriur, At JloRwi. ft F»d(5ook tlih REAL BSTAT& AGENTS. Hendricb A Lanfce, corner Main and 4th

SADDLERY HAR&WARE! Fred A. Ro lio. 6 sontb Fifth ttrcet. STONE WORK, Walter A Epplnghous n, Ch?ny fttte't, tween9.U and 10th.

SEWING MACHINES.

Oarrer A eiuer, 19 Nort 4tb Street. T. il, it!idle, iol 31*1q titiedt. SKIRTS AMD CORSETS. tii a Arnold, 89 Main street, 9. Wei«E Me. 169 Main struct".

STONE CUTTERS.

Warner McFarlane, Sastof T. H., A I. B. B. ••I' FrpigU Depot. i-'i V' '-1

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UNDERTAKES.

Utiic Bail, corner Third and Cherry. 21. V. 0'Uoni.eli, Main Street.

KEEEiKOOL!

JU8T BECE1VE!,

Kefrigerators, 1

in abubdmoa, whte* will be jr4d 1. our rents. Cull at

BALLS,

OODI WOOD+rWOOD

Two haadredcords of st«4u«ed Oord Wood for eela. All ordera left at lli.- "Hirtj Honse." Weet Main street, or at John 31c. Far Ian*'a office north TMrd st'ect promptly tilled

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..MDS1C DEALERb. a ?v

L, ItiBaset, Paiaoe of ftlueic, 43 Ohio sirevi.

ATTRACTIONS

GREAT

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HEADQUARTERS

FOR

DRY GOODS

Something JT ew!

Ladie9 ready-made

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BRreoowsHroRiuiH

Was itTer so well ttocksd aa at present. thing In the w»y of 9

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Kvery

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SUMMER WEAR

"May be fonnd at onr MtabHs^msnt.

Do not fail socsll and see all the

NEW STYLES.

We have net space to eaaaaerate, a ad many of them must be seen to give tbe proper Idea of their ...

BEAUTY AND MERIT.

0*11 at onr old stand,

'P.!.'' i'rf'fc jt'•

Corner Main ana 5tta Streets.

Tuell, Ripley ft Deming

WARRBPOBRRG&CO

3,\tf0C«930»3

EDS 4LL & CO.

SUITS

WALKiire

lee Ciiesta, Lager Beer Coolers, lee Pitchers, lee Cream Freezers, Bath Tubs, all sizes, Toilet Setts at $300. Bird Cages, all styles, and

(iKetmiiiKs and

BEKSI.BS.

No.

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to pay

100

Malms!.

BOOKS,

ie«

luinsf au.

PAPERS

No.

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si.

UVELOPS.|£0.I. !P

Malnst

fen TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Onr line of

SUMMER -h

DRES8 GOODS

Is receiTiac daily additions. fo

too piece* denbls

•^jCOLORED ALP AC AH

At 35, 40, 00, and 60 cents. A handsome line oi

LOW PEI0ED LAWNS.

Plain and 4.urf4„i' rv

PEBt'ALES,

J1C0SKTS,

Irtm Frame Grenadines.

I'AHJiSOI.

Tiid

Fanier, the

Cov

L^ce

ered, the Ruffled, the See Side..

SUMMER SHAWLS.

A baatitifnl assortment of Silk itrlped Be rage Shawls Jtut reeetred. A fre.h tot of Karri sac, Bpracae. American and Lancaster

At 12% cent*.

WAKKBN, HOSBMfi 4 CO.

19. B. Blmck Thibet Shouts, Wool M*d SUie Fringes from 98Mto013.OO

'Mi •.r.il

LEATHER. HIOCS *C.

A. StTRNBTT, 8 -.-uj 6

HldMi Otts* Bfeoe VM

Ings, and CMTiert

im. M4*i« MtN R,tan«Rvinw

•VOASH (or BUn, Tallow, and Leather Jo tip Gon&igiuiientu aUiwy* 4f4c^au*

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las a "fe« I'igtsaw

tk •Msdi-vifi#

BILLIARD HOOK

At th6 Teutonia

Its, mas*I7» Mats fitnte^MkudWutta.,

TERRE BtA VT&l l&B'-l ,*

Wtth Six of the ftQ«at Tables1 with

cus«IQN»

I jfrfijS W. SHA^rERf pRd*1*.'

Pwt Cjvp.rDittilUd Bourbon an#Bye Wliiskyt sold the nar, aiJ»S otUK Whisky Bold by the galloei^dart aud piS& tX ..

Q.OTT & BUKGrBSSp, am 1 HOUSE and SIGN

PAPEft OAAQBit AHH GBJUNIR. SHOP—In Early'if Block^A Jgw AoaWnottk* of Main stree

All work done- promptly afcd' at rales. i.-:—t—1 J.M WIJ.DT. LEWIS TH»nU» STtlAIAH POTBt.

W1LDT, Tfl0MA£4 00^

Carriage

C^lr|ier Kepedrius doiw Pi^Wpft/feiPst lowiUtes.

J^IYBRY BROK_ifRt^i'AKLBS

The aedtrslgnait :!-.t bft GiVeiy drable, on Third siieet, oppo»it- she Bsntia Hoo*e, is now prepared With good block ana Carriagee* to^ae* cotnmooate tbe public. ROUT HtJNTKR

Any paraoa ishin^.to «^ep«alt larntns, or other liTery articles at Hantec'i

-T* hint $t9bem •sttt dthr «u oslw wssssiijfta mi Hoot' t»tii dsldw truSm

nmtrt

rt»sii«

ypf

-bviawi

SPim

Hersec, Ba«

rrcj articles at Hantec

ivery Sl^Cle, will 69 accrtUriDodattd tilth r«tin advanctd O th«.. srift. A OOLLlMSl

TVrANH^air J-TA 1F VOtj^n reJtornd fii four gtteks. 1K. KIOOKD'd XdSEKOC OP LIf restores e.anly po. er'. lroui whatenvr cnase arts*Bg tbe effect* ot early pernicious h^bita^salf-abesa,, i^iotemv and «Um»te, gins nay at ones to this wondertul medicine, if taken ftgfelBriy Btwifdin^ to the aiiretioua hioii are very teqaire no restraint from liuilaegJLor pt»a«are. Taii^rei Is impossib'e Sold in botllei at £3, ua !otu4uM*tir tiee iu Ot-e f. 89. To be hn'i only oi tLv-s fti 6i pointed agent in AaturiCK, S. QKBT1ZIUM ,- 93, 3d 4*«nne, i-.-r. of lSiii stf. ^t. N. Y\ deSS

MILITARY CLAIMS.

A/flLITAliY ^LAW&tibARD iTJL FOS 1669.

DAVID DAMLDS^«,^

Office—Farrington

N. E. Corner Pvblit O* StaiIW, Fiis^DieaSt TEB&X HACTX, lWl. £-4 fcttfcst: vi} At:I Pvnsiou Claims frosecutefk. At* roam of Pay frocurreU,

BOUFTT MONEY COELECWfD

UMMD8 &XEQ Ur£Ml$\

Fouchen Blade cut tutd Piiuicm Drawn fio« Ang PsMint Agency in t/ig tMfed gSirtss. lioTicsts

Uad Warraats Aaslcpc^ B«a(kt aad ftold^ and Pefectlve AHifnneatsunretted. e~.

Vo Merchaut., Bij|kers 4%' Oitiaeue

gtaar-i iy. and to any one of the thou{|iad wKcm clalanUnv*. ben ot)t»l8-d by o»,'' j»H«wtl t3BOM 1.«K ^UAtSSkLDSOVTf

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NPLE1IHH WMmmm"**

At, 7r, cents'."*— ,.i «trtW rat e'

A BEAUTlFUiSfc'V^ 3^

HOO^-SKlliTi,'

their own nianvfaciurecU 5 Oct a

Xiiieedi if fl

vi A GOODTAIR OP

LADIE&* HOSE

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They

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OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. I in hue ,b *tt- est

K^prr

Hoop Skirts

L- All

M. MJBJHEBITJ3. r:»Tij*nr|

Attorney tit

Orric*—In *errn%ton BloAc, Terr* Bsrat^.Yad' 4 Uth .-,-.'rt9dW

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il. BLAK.lt,

isrot^jaTr P'crajL.xo. OrriCB—Ot. Ohio 8t*apt, bet#o«n fourth 8ire«t(i.., .. .. 1 aetAM*

/no .'s*»at. oaaaiJsi D&1KD. A CRXJj^X,k

itortieys

VT»1C* Si! M»io strt-too Btairs. vl'ttbhutt n—: !*i ji

Wm.E.lMjjBAir,"ir?

Attorney and Coanaellorat Uaij,

GKNBRAL dOLLECTISO ^GIST, Terre Hantei, lad. {o, t^alnetjres. a.

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|»iABt»HED MAY 19 1851 S-EJU/*

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WINE:

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BEST JilTT unn Weakly Person#,

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*Qs* ma AOBD, rOB FEalALKs, „irT •i ro® snkiito cstfnr* Wttei* t^ Thera^

dara Wine Bitters, .r -*ABa 0»—

wine, hebbs & root^"1

Wid-^S* knowci wltl^

OMMMtdl nOHKitd. MAUJIWI, 7^ Will) cniHllf BA!

Jsatkw «1

and SOOTS aa wlU inVll

rC4aC9«»tat pigwtio promote the S»crotii)a« ot Mtoral ob»feiwl», and giro

froisTE j^isriD VIGorJ^ —TO THl—

AKP 0W, lAlS ASf ftSAU!

Jk'fl nselt with wonderful saooren, Brioi4»

coLq^ -j

l)a the^aie white lip,

BLOOM Do W»e tklr. f*oe and care worn anteDt.nca *,j

ALFIIEJJ

Pfcssals. N J., and 243 BreadwHy, limv 1 i" trad® (applied by all Druggists.

UJLIUS MlJSSSifi^',

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ABIElCAK AND PABIPIAV

CONFECTIONER AND BAKER, fo. 10 iVorth Fourth St., between Main aed Che.-rj^ Street TKRRE HAT f'rim, &eve cobstantly on liand afresh aui-pl/cf Cakss.. Candies, Icecream, firead a&d Orstkeiti/ sz

Wi a?

Ornamental Oikta, P#rom!df. iw ''OtemS. S Water, let-s, Ofrarlotto-rotae, II ftlauc. Matae,. KemanPuuch, Biiqulte Gl .oe, Tromeg-d.^iii FAney lcs Orearn, 1-astry, Tongue, At., will be made to erder.

Private Parties lunged with gjstsrs. Ioe Cream, Jellier, 4c., on sbort tiottco. rii»5l9J3nt

STEAMBOAT AE&AN4i£ MUBNTs SOB RUNNING KouXU vK

A.4)*tZ

Haute Jo Coviogtou.

BTBWM BAuTTaIBF, "apt. eh',e."if maker, Commander, will Jeita Terib U.ute fortiSr C'OTlDLgtoa and intermediate landings, Moadi.vg ^.T.'dyrr^..°'ai0

MASOlr, J. Hhiiaker,'*!

vomnuudw, lea to* Xuittdt*y a »zxd F/idnya to ttr'® abow BiiD9a ports, and istnru \V#(iQMt!tivK fttid SatatdajB, §t 9 f. M.

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'VMDCRTAKERS.

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WNi%i«fA saL'iffKt™ fj .xeouti ,-iy !.a!tiiM*»ii3 ll»pe.t.i. a uti

JNDMiiTAKKi?.

M., W.

Hariag pnrobaaed bask uoai-Bk (%.Ukivl«tekl Sruber A Oo., the Pa'IOitaiwr» fttabU»bmept and hariDg ia

4fT" -"3 .Di'n "Stf.'OiT

tie

bnaine.4, It uow pre^ar -'l/n lOru^aii ^i«ta lc Harial Uases, Gaskets,'fcuu Woo.ler. of ail Styles and siaes, from tat b«St ai.il l»r^o»t stocl^ Ofjburii.1 material in lb" dtSTT at UHiflaln iu-wtt, xsirre Haate, Indiana." 05.% fcvT 'til... Urn. *.

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gfOHB and MARBLB WORKS

WUTkB jSPPW6H0ESEJl.fi

Handsome Iron Hltcbios

or. od* -r cor

Which ware bougbt^- Ibem or pr«dece»f('r, Jfr "8. ^Welrz. f, -3 ail £tabs .satftt pt mil my&i bm

ATTOftFr«»VS.--tu»s rgt «-,7

1),

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•alMlag Work, Italian Marble aol.

cotoli Granite Monuments

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Mate and Iron 31aut«1s, and &rate».

Steam^orks aai, 3hop« on UEfcKR Sr.t Ik- -r tvsen ath and 10th, near Main. ..tor specimens ot oer ytorU wnatfer to Block. MtSropolitan Blorh, Cory's un.i ii«Ke'a Boildltags, Hattonal 8t«te Bank, New Po«

gaict,.fta

Me Qrefeor'a and Demioit's Monnmeme, 4c„ 4C.

fit* irV

FOR Sir.a

O E A AT THK

io timam

E1GLE IBOKfv"'WORKS,^ WB, FIHST AMD WALNUT STKElif'* Jnwo 9 d0W° ««s—I^smss.——• t* 38-5as iig ds-

J\^OTICE?

riie ofCtMf|i

The hansel meeting of tbe Tes.ra Utnta 6ja/'* LigHtPe-wlli behold a- tkeo«c« oFw. ir Mn.Xrq.j Qfalu.streetf.ou Monda*. Jo re t£tb,AI5fS5l» 9o*c1ocfc, A. M. tjKOJlGK KU&AS*,

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Attorney at, La^f

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(SOrncs—On soothfast ooraer of 3d A Mala its., ewer Bberly A Blndlej'sDrnf Store.

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SMITH,

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Chemical: £y&>. -v

Woiks. Second street, b^twfej} MaU uate 1*1 Cherry, a joining tbe tewart Heu-e.

ta«£S

Dyeh^ffoall lt« brancb«, cb CIOiij ^hawfs,. BIbbona, Cilk-of aU kiads, Mfeioo and retafli«i^ S Drsssis CarUine. Plnmee, Lao«, Velvet Paeaenlsf #*1* aa^Trtfilte*. Varticalar attention paii.to CleaaoanSa layaad Seflaiabing, withoat'danfei-ig tbe rc]-: on-aocterilplae aaCtepa Sh»»U, Silk Hress-e, Mmio Wild DeLalne Ivresets, Br ctw Dtsilljww Chefcmere Shawls, Gloats. arp t« acd Pian» Oorers. Cleaniag of Oents' Coats, Pants and' Tests neatly done, m20Jlnv