Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 June 1869 — Page 1

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NINlff'BipTH YEAK.

the state.

JLa EAV^tTl! Fourth of

yjc

T6M Ali-bV 4e« wnii for a sparring exhibition at Vincennes last evening.

Last

Saturday, 'Sunday and Monday VA^Wavy raih fill in Northern Indiana, doing much damage to crops and breaking the Wabash and Erie Oanal.

Th* compensation of the Surveyor of the port of Louisville is about $8,000 per annum, whicli is a "phal" and soft thing for Mr. J. P. Lusf, of the New Albany

OomrMfiiil''"

fSt" Jeffersonville correspondent of the Louisville

Courier-Journal

Mirror

hoto%*v

&ted Vineennes28th inst,

gays: ''Three boys, respectively named Sa Ha4*0if and Bowman, were drowned to-night in the Wabash River. They were bathing near the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad bridge, and venturing beyond their depth, were drowned. The body of Htfdson was recovered within fifteen minutes after drowning, but all efforts to restore him to life failed."

Tfap Indianapolis

Mirror

New York,

yill not celebrate the

Kit'

Chablkt Notes'

KTansville to-day.

Gbn'l Na-e

is at

great circus

JtlMBALL, Treasurer

State, has gone to l?ew York

says that

the reporters of Indianapolis are to recahrB'Bn iwitation to attend a spiritual seance in Jeffersonville.

THiJndianapolii

thinks it is a

litlto early to speculate on Presidential possibilities, but if it reads the signs of the times ^igbt, the Democratic candidate in lmwttl be. Tiomas A Hendricks. (U ft*. iU

1 1

JL'

Ih the Soldiers' Home at Knightetown there|t^ ae^nteeot about seventy men ,0* om hunted and sixteen children The health of the inmates up to this time

Wti&i «nd

•very way flourifblog.

lbe Home in

at Indianapolis, on Monday, ana a quantity of goods which be was shipping to Palpki, Tennessee, was seized under a writ of attachment, sworn out by his oredjjofjiiviM sal ii»«»s :v

bxchabob says that M. McA.

Wittta«8i WsBUttg ia Parish Grove, Benton ccrtlnty, has a cow that is suckling colt, the mother of which is dead. Tbe cow »eettt*bribe strongly attached to her adopted charge, and the colt is doing

well.

.OliiU-,

A rodrOfllTZOff is before the City Council of Riffry""d to increase the licens^ for selling iintoxicating liquors to one hundred dollars. The

Humming Bird

opp^le^nanoe, on tbe ground that it will tend to5"*increase the rat holes, wh$re^poift^US liquor is sold without

haa learned

incidentally that Mrs. Clem was in the habit Of visiting the bar at Cold Springs foc lbo purpose of gathering shells to be used in the manufacture of shell-work, suoh as picture^frames, eto., and bad made a conditional appointment to meet some friends there for that purpose on the very day of the murder. The

Mirror

says:

We oonversed yesterday with some ladies who "were prepared to go with her to the spot't^at afternoon. She did not call for thepky, bo,9revqi, and they remained at

BY. TE'f'BGR AP

a. From St. Louis.

St. Louis,

June 29.—A special from

Gt— Biwar -Qity, Wyoming, dated yeeday, says one of tbe members of the oelebrated Powell exploring party has just reached this point, having escaped after incredU?!# hardship out of the canon of tbe CWWM*.

He reports that the whole party, excepting himself, perished, while attemptins to cross the rapida. He had crossed above, and from the west bank witnessed the ft Iglitful disaster which left him alone five hundred mile* from the nearest settlement, wiibout supplies and almost without hope. Not daring to leave the stream lest he should get lost, he ascended the bank to this point, the crossing of the Pacifio railroad, where he has received such attention as he requires.

To this the Republican appends the following editorial note: ••The fact that tbe dispatch fails to give the name of the survivor of the expedition, leads us to hope that the statement may fiH*1web (old by some half starved hunter who wished to enlist sympathy.— Undeniably it is possible, even perhaps probable, if half the stories of travelers are trua, the rapids of the Colorado can only*be crossedby birds."

FBOM DBBVBB.

A Denver dispatch says two hundred thousand cross-ties for the Denver Pacifio railroad have been floated down the Cash le Poudre river, *ad that one hundred thousand more are coming dewn. The contract for ties for the first sixty-five miles of the road will be completed July 5 h!"

from St. Domingo.

St. Domingo,

June 29, via.

Havana,

June89.—Tbe Dominican Senate had declared General Luparon and the crew of the steamer Telegrabo pirates, he people of Puerto Prat and Sam an a refused to receive Luperon, who had issued a proclamation of rebellion.

Dominican troops remain faithful to President Baez. H»e Gallatin official reports the provinces of-Sibasptfibea and Samana are tranquil. Mete twiope are needed, but large nutnberf of citizens are offering tbe services to defend the frostier.

JUJ.—• .•«•—

.19 gliiit.

itn Ban Francisco.

San Francosco June 28.—Information fHMtt ihe principal grain districts in CallforM«i1**i*'te8 that tbe crop, though large, is below the average yield per acr*. A considerable portion, either through thUrtLus-otfruit, will not pay to harveet. la1%*Mftlibe crop* are greatly in St cess of any previous year, except in tbe Walla walla Teflon.

POLITICAL BUMOB.

General Dix is reported as saying that President Grant bas fallen at last into the hands of politicians, and though be may mean well he cannot resist the influence around him. His appointments have been disappointments, and unless he relieves himself soon his ruin is accomplished.^

OCEAN BANK.

The loss of depositors by the robbing of tbe Ocean Bank is believed to exceed half a million dollars. That of the bmk itself a trifle less than $26,000 in current funds, in addition to $22,000 in negotiable bonds upon which the bank had made loans.

FILLIBTJBTEBS.

A rumor is circulated this afernoon of the arrest of Col. Ryan. Several other leaders of Cuban Expeditions are to be arrested.

Col Roger A. Pryor will, it is said, be indicted for attempting to violate the neutrality laws.

Gen. Geo. Courier bas been held to b»u in $6,000 to answer a charge against him, and $3,000 to keep the peace.

Some say an expedition has actually gone to sea in the Quaker City, while U. S. authorities assert positively it is under surveillance within two hundred miles of New York. sxirrocATioN.

An entire car load of calves and waa found to be dead from suffocation, occasioned by close packing, on tbe Morris ft Essex railread at Newark to-day.

From Boston

Bostok,

June 28.—A petition is in cir

culation asking the Trustees of the Masaachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association to hold Its forthcoming fair in tbe Coliseum.

BAILBOAD C0MMIB8I0NBRS.

Governor Claflin bas appointed the following gentlemen Railroad Commissioner*: I. C. Converse, of BostoD, 3 years C. Appleton, of Beading, 2 years Chas. T. Adams, Jr, of Boston, year Col. Gardner Tafts, of Lynn, has been appointed visiting agent of the Board of State Charities.

HABVABS COLLEGE.

The commencement of Harvard College attracted many visitors. Literary exercises accorded close attention and mueh applauded. The degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon John G. Palfrey and Gov. Claflin.

TB3TIMOKIA1.

The testimonial to Gilmore at the Coliseum was successful in numbers present ancfgeneral excellence of performance. Gilmore will realize about $25,000 from the benefit.

FRENCH CABLE.

Work commenced to day constructing a new telegraph line from Boston ioDaxllary, to connect with the French ?able.

From Havana.

Havana,

June 27.—There is now no

United States ve sels of war in Cuban waters. The Arctic is at Aspinwall, tbe Gettysburg at Hayii, and the Rupsic has been detached. Most of the vessels have gone home.

Havana,

Complete harmony exists between tbe Captain General and the volunteers. The Spanish Admiral bas returned from a oruise.

Lmina is actively pursuing insurgents in the Cincovillu district, and bas frequent encounters with them.

The Dioro says he placei volunteer cavalry, composed of native Cubans, in the front rank as defenders of the integrity of the Island.

It is supposed the insurgents executes an entire company of Spanish soldiers captured at Sabata Nuevita and carried off the corpse of a Spanish officer which was found in the ruins of one of the houses.

Excursion.

Elmtra,

N. Q., June 28 —The excur

sion party from the Elmira Female College, consisting et about one hundred persons, including students, professors and distinguished citizens, on a tour to tho copper regions cf Lake Superior, have arrived at Marquette, Michigan, and report all well.

From Nashvilla-

Nashville,

June 29.—A dispatch to

the Banner from Springfield, Tennetsee, of this date says: 8. H. Benton was killed this morning by Captain J. R. Simpson. Benton received five sbo:», and died immediately. Simpson gave himself up, and was committed to jail for trial.

From Key West

Kit

Wxst,

June 28.—The tteamer

Narragansett arrived here yesterday with several cases of yellow fever on board, and sailed to-day for the Nortb. seinforckment.

American interests require immediate reinforcement of the squadron in the vicinity of Cuba.

Temperance Convention. ftPoKTLAKD, June 29.—The State Temperanoe Contention nominate!" ~2f. G. Hitchbane for Governor, and appointed delegates to the National Convention at Chicago, August 1st. Tbe prohibition resolution of the Republican St*te Convention was almo.t unanimously tailed.

Woman's Sights-

RICHMOND, June 28.—Yesterday Julia Gibbe and Ellen Woodson, both colored, jealousy being the cause, fought a duel with clubs, seconds being present. Ellen was so badly injured that she died on tbe field.

From Baltimore

BsT,T~"»*i June 29.—Judge Giles has signed a decree of condemnation and forfeiture against the steamer Cuba foe smuggling cigari. The owners have ap pealed.

Decoration.

Auoubta,

.8891 :'y W&

From New York. 4* AO"*! A B.L k.

June 29.-It is stated that# .nj^r.y_~~r

steamer Catherine Whiting, which iOSflUM*. -5

the was seized by a government vessel^ was used as a decoy, for while the officials were watching her movements with _«eTOtet revenue cotters the real expedition^ barked on another steamer, and safely departed. Marshal Barlow reiterates his statement that no expedition has left this port within a week. When the officers Seized the Catherine Whiting there were ao Cubans on board, except Gen. Gassin a, who was arrested.

Bbest, June £9.—The Great Eaatarn yesterday goon kad run 823 .knots, pay' ing out 916 knots of cable. Signals perfect.

Paris, Jane 29.—J. Q. Warner, Boston, baB entered a formal complaint to MinisiW Washbnrne of ill by French authorities daring the election riots, and

England

London, June 29.—The Star to-day commenting on the reported departure from New York of Col. Ryan's expedition brings tbe circumstances to bear upon the question of claims now pending between the United States and Great Britian. It says, we are interested in the United States government in this matter. As America now stands in relation to the Southern Confederacy, her neutrality laws must be thoroughly and effectually enforced or she will lose the hold ahe has gained on public opinion which insures the favorable consid^ation of the AlaiJama claims.

The- Alabama escaped unarmed with an ordinary merchantman's crew on board, and we are justly held to have incurred a high degree of responsibility for the consequences. Tbe departure of a party of 800 men jTrom New York harbor, at far as can be judged from preeent ac' counts of tbe affair, appears-to be an infraction of neutrality just as flagrant as the-escape of the Alabama, and one which could much more easily have been prevented.

London, June 29.—Tbe French mail steamer from Rio Janeiro, Jane 8th, has arrived.. A revolution had broken out ia Montevideo, caused by the disorganized condition of flnances.

Carballa had raised tbe sUmdard of in« surreotion in the provinces. Advices from Asciunsion to the !4thof May state the allied forces bad com* menced their march into the interior. They captured many prisonarron the way, and took thetpwn,of Yaillng by surprise.

The Paraguayans had abandoned their position at Pattenbre Culum, Ireland..

Dublin,

June 29.—A meeting was

hald.last night to urge upon the government the release of Fenian prisoners.— Nearly 4,000 persons were present.

Mr. E. Burt, a prominent lawyer, made a speech, and said the motto of all true Irishmen ought to be "Bide your time, put your trust in God and keep your powder dry." If the British Government persisted in keeping these men incarcerated, all its professions of conciliation would be uselese.

Mr. Williams, of Dungannan, made an impassioned speeoh. He declared the Fenian prisoners would not accept merely their demanded justice from the Min« isters. If the latter refused it, let the blood be upon their own hesdf. He woull nit, however, advocate a resort to the sword, for that doctrine waa oat of time.

ieq

June 29.—Espinora, ecting

Captain General gave a dinner yesterday in honor of De Rodas. Tbe latter made a speech, declaring be had come to tbe Island counting on the aid or 60,000 volunteers in suppression of the rebellion.

From Washington.

Washington, D. C., June 29.—Admiral Rowan reports to the Department from Yokohama, under date of May 13, the expected renewal of a civil war in Japan, the season for military and naval operations having arrived.

FROM KANSAS.

Surveyor General Babcock, of Kansas, in a letter to President Grant, dated June 25, says Governor Harvey had Visited in person all tbe settlements where Indian enormities were recently committed and ascertained that more than 30 persons in all had been killed.

Agent" Hoag places the number at about 20. At tbe time of tbe oatbreak four surveying parties were in the field. All had returned. Two of them report they saw no Indians.

Tbe third party say tbey were attacked by a small band, which fled after the surVdjing party had fired four or five shots. All the surveying parties were frightened and decline returning to the flejd at present. The Indians are not combined, and do not intend to brin^ on a regular war. There are several small bands hit' 'g -ths country and intend to ki 1 and plunder without taking too many chances.

Settlers and trains are in great danger from these parties. Gen. Schofleld has comparatively few troops for so wide an extent of country.

The Governor of Kansas thereforo asks the trident for additional troops. If they cancotba furnished, then he requests authority to raise a regiment of volunteers, and Surveyor General Babcock joins itf the request.

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From Virginia.

RICHMOND,. June 29.—General Canby issued an older to-day extending the stay law to January 1st, 1870, in all cases where one year interest on debt is paid before August next, but allowing execu tioi to be levied on cases where such interest is not p#id,

POLITICAL

A large Republican meeting was held at the Park this afternoon. A white Re» publican dissented from one of the speakers, when aegroea beat hfanaevaretf. He was fiaally rescued by the police.

Gilbert G- Walker,, conservative candidate for' Governor, arrived to-night. He wss serenaded and mads a speech.

Failure.

Eochxstib, N. Y., June 29.—A-Karns, a hanker and broker, suspended this morning. Liabilities large, and there is a fair showing of assets.

Fred D. Ailing^stationer, also made an assignment this morning.

Sunstroke.

Memphis,

Jane 29.—John Confess fell

dead, corner of Sterling and South streets, yesterday, from sunstroke.

A Huge Challenge.

"Montreal, Jane 28.—Joe "Wormald, champion of England, efaalleDgee any man in America to £gltt In Canada for §5.000.

ILt, June 28.--The graves

of soldwae buried at the National Military Asylum were decorated yesterday by inmatea of tbe Asylum. An appropriate addrtfs Waa delivered by Rev. Mr, Rioter-

i. TL

The Vice FMBldmt

PBOTiDMrcB, R. L, Jon* W.—Mr. Colfax had a reception at tbe City Hall yesterday, and made a speech pceifcttag a brilliant fature Car the coa&try. An immense orowd pruest

Serlona AeeMtnt

Tmt,

H1W YOBK MABKBT By Talegraph.1 1 Naw Toaa, Juae28. LODB--Closed dull and 5010c lower.

WHEAT—Dulland lojower at 81 4001 48 for

No »pring, 1 47 for No 1 do. BYE—Qoiet and firm at »1 SSQl ST for OOBN—Dull and hear? at 80085 for good to prime.

BIOK—Dull. OOFFEX—In moderate raqnast. 8U04K—Steady at 11%A13 for Cuba. MOLASSES—Steady at M06O. HOPS-Qntot. PETBOLEUM—Firm at 17 for crad« and tt for refined.

LIFSEXD OIL—Quiet. POBK—A aha4 firmer at 133 MSU2 SO for new esi, chiefly 32 37 caih, 8SA3S SO for Old do, 26 00^37 00 for prime and 98 25@t9 for prime laeta. ^——z..^m14

See?

wfSSSE&t.

The work to be done according to tbe plans and and specification* on file in tbe oBce ot the Oity Bngioeer.

Bopdi Will be required for the faithful performance of said work. BICHABD STBOUT, June 20,1869-dtd City Engineer.

^INB IMPOETATION.

CHEAP, GENUINE AND EXCELLENT

AT BCDUOCD PBIOBS, AT I E S

slO-dl m. Cor. 4th and Ohio Ate.

IVIDEND NOTICE.

Terre Haute

iEBRE-HAUTEINDIANA "WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 30,1869. "°to5*:!,?,,

June 29.—Last evening Gould

Millard and Mba Hamlin, daughter of Sit, Hamlin, missionary at Constantinopie, vers thrown from a carriage, and Millard had his skull and nose fractured, but will recover. The young lady's scalp wm torn off tnd hung orer her itC9*

sjist

Bdtfalo, June 29.—M. D. Williams a railroad ticket agent, has abaoondac. with some $2,000 belonging to different roads. He took passage on the Lake Shore road for Erie and is supposed to be making for California. "r •V

.rWakiSf'

OlNCUnTATI MABKBT. By Tetagraph.1 OmmHW, JnaeW. FLOUB—Dull family S5 76ge.

WHEAT—Dull a* tl SOfll 85. ZfT* OOBN—Dull at 6*988 for ear. OATS—Dull and lover, inpply lar»er, cloriag at 6S#67 and the tendency etOl dowaward.

BYE—Dull aad lower at 91 6 for No 1 COTTON—Firm, middling at 8 1—Ia good dnxd at RgH. WHISKY—Market dull at 92.

TOBACCO—Ia good damaad at I WHISKYBO VISIONS—Doll, netking deing.

MISS POBK—J32 50@3S 75. B0LK MEATS—Held at 12%gl2% for ehool den and 15% for sides. •BAOON—Hel at 14 for ibouldera and 1' 17^ for clear rib aad 18 for aides clear rib di sold at 17^-

LABD—Held at 19& no ealea. LINSEED OIL—Unchanged and doU at |1 OS @1 04.

LABD OIL—SI 42A1 47. PETBOLEUM—Dull at 21 for refined.

28A29

CATTL—SOc lower, at S3 6099. SHBE—Doll and 60o 1-wer, at «9 60#4 50. OLD—137 baying. MOHXY—Close at 10012 per cent.

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OUT lOiATS-^aiet at 19^914^ for tkooldets Stratfordahire at

and 16KA18^ for hami. MIDDLES—Firm and quiet,

^Uuiet and steady at 16^019% for for kettle rendered.

Il6«33 for Ohio. U#i7«.

at IfiaSS for Ohio.

CHEESE—Dull at MONET—7 per ceat. OOIiO—Weak, opened at 37% £aad cleaed at 37%.

SPECIAL NOTICE#.

Wsouuu DSIOmM. v89 packages Staple Dry Qoods. fancy Dree Oeods. New York qnotations for Cash. TTTELL, RIPLEY ft DEMING,

Corner Fifth and Mala streets.

rpo CONTKACTOBS.

SXALSD PBOPOSAtTwUl be recited b/ tbe Common Conncllofthe city of Terra Hante at their next meeting, to.wtt: on the evealag of tke 6th of July next, for grading Orover etteet, between lit aad 3d etreets.

$w#

Nlersileoer, 1865 1.2# hacker, im Hellhroaacr, (red)'186S, pr gal 2.75s kot .75 DeMeehelsier(wklte)" ».75j« .TO Catawba 1.50 .75 Claret

Tbe four last fciada I eell far 10 oents a glass at at my nsw Iy opened Wine Boom, on sourth etreet, to which inrlte myfrieods aad other*.

O. A. IMBIBT,

Indianapolis

ABNOLD,

89 MAIN

STREET,

SELLA

8PLMD1D WHALIBOIIK

O S E

At 75 cents.

A BEAUTIFUL^

HOOP SKIRT,

their own manufacture at SOcts

A600DPAI8QF

LADIES HOSE

At 10 cents.

OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.

They Kepair Free of Charge

All Hoop Skirts

Which were bought of tbem or their predecessor, Mr. B.

•^yOOD I WOOD I WOOD!

two haadredoorde of aaieMd Oerd Wood

tatMf

•^a^Bpqasw.

asm 4.1% it l»ifc

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"\\TINDOW GLASS WAJREHODSE.

BKNJAHLf H. 8H0XHAKEB

Nos. 205,207^203 and 211 N 4th St.,

bJ HIA.

Importer Of

Prench and English Window* Ousss for Windows."^ French Plate Glass for Windo French Looking Glass Plates.

Oirioa.—jivotk-aaet ewim

mr-

FUR1TITIJRE CO.,

teumitxt

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In all woods.

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Cine and Wood Seat Chairs,

.gbojfe if qi

SOFAS AND XpUK&ES. ».•

TABLES of every

(Jilt and plain

3.- e» i? brT* cfT'.'-rrf-:

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B.R.CO.

Tsaas Hacti, Jane 23,1868.

The Board of Directors have this day deolared dividend of six (6) per eent. f.-ee from Government Tex, payable to Stockholders regletered oa the book* of the Company en the Slit day of May. Western dlTldend will be paid at the oBce of the Treasurer in Terro Hante, on end after ,aly let. By order of the B»rd.

M0BKI8(

JeMdtjySJ. Secretary.

B« OlifFlTH. TMOf. J. WIT.

OMNIBUS LINE. The undersigned baring purchased of O. B. MilUr, a line of omnlkneaee, proposes to cody.j paaeagers to »11 paste of the city and attead all a a a

Oaaahs for calls, le't on tae slate at the Foetefflee, Sberle Blcdle)'! or tbe Clark Honse, promptly attended to.

Having a thorough kaowlt dge of the city after number of years ss perience in this basiaeee, we solicit the patronage of onr old friends aadae many new ones a* mar faror as with calls.

J*i6-dlm W. B. GB1TFITH 00.

J. YOUNG,

^gwnajww**- w^7'

Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights^ Floors. Colored and Ornamental Charch Glass. Ft a ted Glass for Conservaiories.

Every Size and Thiokess, By the crlgiaal ease, box, or eingle light, tqaar or eat So any irtegalar shape. auSdilB

^RGHITKCT BUILDJSB.

J. A.. VRYDAOH.,

FUas, ^mUmbom, aaperiateadaaca, aad De tail Dravtaai farnbbed for every iUaerlptkB of Ballrftags.

Mate aad Fifth

Btneu. utt Poaeally'a Dm« Store. •iWU

INDIANAPOLIS.

MIT0HBLL

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We have lately reaond from oar old wartrooai, I*. 39 loath Illinois Street to the above location, where w« are prepared to offer

Especial Inducements

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TdfiarchMtrta fe'aJ

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JPULOK SIVITS .8.i' fet^t-joodmed eaT .s:e

Jn^ali woodland osTored in Terry, Bep, Hair Cloth,, Damaek or Plnth.

si ,i ei he* hm

Chamber Suits

In oiled walnnt, aeh, oheatnut, oak, mahogany or rotewood. bnfc .o -is

s'*

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Jouh Barnifclct,

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Dining Boom Setts

Mantle "Jk Pier Glasses,

Inlaid afnd Boquet Stands &c.

KTerytbiogin the

FURNITURE LINE!

Of the T«iy finest make, and as cheap as thf same quality ot mannfactnre can be obtalaed at any other point, east or aest.

OlTe as a aUli! csLi....

MITOBBLl) BAMMIMBBBO. FOaSITDRE OOUPAN¥

!8Bast Washington St., Indianapolis

PHYSICIANS.

PHYSICIAN and {SURGEON: erno-TMt Hde PnUle squire, (VermeHy oooapied by Dr. Oartis.)

Oalls attended to aight and day. Baiional Boase.

Besidaoce at JaZSdtf

Us* Tote. ssarlflJty"

C4f S4"*NATS AND CAPS.

BW YOBK HAT STUEB

Joseph Ce Yates«: JUST IH BBOIIPT OF Meae' Hate ot ail kinds,

Boys' Haile of aU Wndsi- «i" ,i( Misssf Hate ofsUkiade, VInftata' Hate of all kinds, Aad at all priosa.

Mats made to ordor on snort aettea. Ooos

""rHX FAJLL HTTLE8, Hi JMe IS teat. Tarn Maate, lad estmtr

UMOEKTAKCRt.

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undertaker, Is utssaied tseaeeate/ lettes la his lin: seslesse sad dfcpaSshc

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ofthisdaad Cherr»

I, i-i fan Maata. IsilsM. tMiS6-6-ew««

TproincEAKBK.

M. W. 0«C0IfNELLHi Baring parcbaatd beck from *. IT Chad wick. Hi abee Oa., tha VitetatM Bslaliflsli ni «i 11, and hariag had eevee years expectenoe la tbe hastMes, now prepared to faraim^Metalie Ba rial Cases. TTsslrnSs. aU Woeden OoBn, of al fttifc the best and ianreet stock s^hartalmaMrW tatha Mate,et 0»

a» iKjask e« fe«* sbrsba &&

High »it

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«OLBEM £ieLE,

Sparkling Oatawba^

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INSUHANUE AG EX TZ

Hagor 4 McKesn, Dowllng Hall." }. A. F^rote, 16fiUkin street. v. JEWELLES?.

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POBT WISE,

Site

BORDEAUX CLARET,

COGNAC,

HoiiLur»

jel7 d2m

!Hiir,

Foreale at S7 Mais St., bef? &A sail4flt,

G. WEISS.

BUSINESS OIREC^ORY.

^.AXTOBMBYS.

Meredith A D^no, Sarriogton Blocfe ben Wm. E. alelaoMt, 96 Main street. Baird CruflfeM Main Street. a Soott A Doy^SO uhioSiro«t. Joe. B. Blake, Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS A«D BUlLi»KH», 1. A. Vrydagh, comer Blahi and Flftb. Uift A WilUama, corner Ninth and Mollwtrj

BOOTS ANDSHOEii.,

lw V£a

Jacob Doll, aontli Fourth street. BOOKS AND STATIONERY

gk. H. Cooler, 104 Main Street MCm BA.K KR8. r. aia vA k'r«uk aein.igaUru. La6tytlV) Street.,I

BILL1AUDS.

At TtuiobiA li lei, r, t'roprictur* CAUKiAUE raCXUKX^n^ Wtldy. ThomHfi Ji Co.. co». 21 *u4 thiQUi.

CLOTHING.2" ,, i'Siiao

W. H. Baouistur, 7a Mam bireei.

Orover A Miller, 81 Maut Btr«et._ .. S2p1 1u

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ovtt l-kxiou &

Wului

Fral ScWewing, 10i Ma:o fittest. COAL DEALERS. aO

J. A. Morgan, Sulli County Co&U Joliu McKariunu, Kiier LOal. DBlfiiSS MAKING.

batrfiB

Br». M. K. liuigjt, lii ', bat. 4tli unjCtb Sts DENTISTS. •:r

b. H. Bartkoiomew, 1ST Main street. iv*s O.

Liaculn, oUi ot,, boiwovu and L»KY

tJUUDii.

neit, iilplej a Co., oorncr 5th

itnl

Main etreet

W. S. uy.cod (Jo., 77 Main stroet. (J. Wittig 4Uo.. 170 Stain stiett. Bdsali A Co., corner Jfourth and HaitiItreit daxcou A \V»1iub1», ill Mmu btrbci. Oornellusitt :iaggerty, comer Main and Tulro

DKUGG16TS. 'w

Barr, Gnllok A Berry, corner Mala and Fourth FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

ionM A Jones, east side Pablio Square. UUK'SMITH STLNCIL CUTTiiK John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

HAUL) WARE.

Oorj A ii^uconrt, Jlain S::e^t.1 Aasiiu, Shryer & U^., Maiu Stieef. HATS AND CAPS. Josn^b 0. ratea, 145 U1.I11 elreet." "v

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Uai Clark House, corner Ohio and First. -Terre Haute House, corner Main and Sef ontb tanners' iiotel Vuc 9th auu

8. B. Freeman, 744Hain street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Bloofe Jacob Ko.d, Op^ osiio O'Lce.

LIVERY STABLE. oppo.ito BoatloHouf-.

LEATHER, .fee.

L. A. Burneti, 144 end 146 Main JStTeei.' MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE Walter 4 Epplnghonson, Cherry street, bo twc«n Uth and lOtti. -x. n-MUSIO DEALERS.3S

L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street* MECHANICIAN. A. littman. IB south 4th tt. Poet OlBce.

MILLINERY."1

M. A. Baridan S^ielT.t,tai. S. L. Straus, 149 Main st. Lo "Jit" Urs. Bncfciugbam, for, 4 aad Ohio. ,q

MILITARY CLAIMSl T,

D. b. Dan.ldson Farriiigtcn Block, Mala St. NOTIONS. AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 161 Main street.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. 6. J. Y.,uug, west side PublicSjoares. RETAIL GROCERS. E R. Co., U6, Uiiu Street. F. D. Noiloj No 9 South 4'b etreet. O. I, pie j, Alain Street. ..

RAILROAD AGENT.

J«ui— Turacr, at HcKren 4 Paddock's Mill HEAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hendricti & Laoge, corner Main and 4th streets

SADDLERY HARAWARE. Fred A. Ro Ho. 5 south Fifth rtreet. STONE WOBK. oa Walter A Eppioghonsen, Chariy street .between 9th and 10th.

SEWING MACHINES.

X. H. Biddle, 151 Main Street. SKIRTS AND CORSETS. HetfcS Arnold, 89 Main street

UNDERTAKES.

isaao Ball, oorner Third and Cherry M. W. O'CSnnell, Main Street.

TTBNTION RAIL HO AD C08TBACT0B8. We mannfscture STKEL BOTTOM SCBAPBB8 from th-t most approved patterns. They are large, but light, are easily filled, and run oa the smooth steel bottom witb the least dr»ft.

"5F BABBIASK.-A

Oouase Laortraas, as deUeersd at the rorkJCaseam ef Anatomy, embraoing the lutjeots: How to Lire and What to Live for Tooth, Maturity aad Old Age Haafcood Oenerl Ity Beriewe-l. ttee Oease of Indigestion Flatainoe aed Serroas Diseases ac.oontel tor Marlage Pnlloeopbicaliy :onsidor«d, Ac. Pocket oloues cootataia^ these Lectures will be forweeded oa receipt of (bar stamps, by ed-iressingt SkC't H*W Tom Mtrseva o* 61? flroad-

Cor. 1st and We lout eta., Terre Heate, Ind. jelG dim

QOAL AND

WOOD.

gTONE and MAEBLB WORKS

WiLTKB A KPPU6H0G8K1I.

lo" Lv-* Oi

2G9M b»r^q

n-37

MaaelialuliBg Werk, Kalttt CaiHll84fa«

ScQtck Granite Monuments

Marble, Slate and Urates,

Male Street,

egaasi, ladlaaa. j«tf Terre HacteSa S.

LC IS"Stseaa Works sai Sbofi e* OHSBM %.} bitweea Sshaad 10th, aear Mala-

Tor speefmeof of our work we aefer to Demise's Block. 9e2ropotitaB Block, Cory's and Sage'* a-imape, BatioDal SteteBank, New FoetoSee, Me Orsgor's aad Demlng's Monnmsnta, Ac., *o.

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RUFUS

SOS.)

WIHEi

OLD SHERRY

Fire ini lire Insaranee igest,

Terre Hante, Indiana.^.

OrriGC—la Soott's Balldleg aastairs—op. poeits the New Conrt Hbase. KOIIOI.-OalleeUm aad* In ud eaS af Court, tt reasonable oniDiiilQUt

B_9PBCIAL iTTKJmo* gtrea to satUme of Beta tee aad Oaardlase ia tha Probate Oeart.

FOR SAL£

"i '91/ ESTABLISHED 1851

S I S O N S O N ASTROLOGY.

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H. SIMPSON,1 ^4 uf tssn

ATTOftKEf AT LAW,

KOTAmT

33 0

^wBhein Wine,

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CtMMsi«r #f BwJs fcr V«ten State,

Iwirohaasr to res

the bnilding. A city lot, adjoining the reeldence ef John ]. Marphy, on North First street.

A beautiful building lot, cotaet of «th aad Walntit streets—fenced—shade aad frnit trees. I20 a«rei of go6d timber tanS, 1^ mltos frees Martinsbnrg, county-seat of Blpley Uoanty. Missouri, at a bargain. Will b« sold for part cash, and good trade for balance., Call at Bimpaon'a Real Eatate Ageasy.

•i.jaijL.as TisBO^iqtnejf

WASTED. 1

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FABMS AND HOUS1W TO SELL AND KBMT.

ontiuentat Life

1i"'-

Company,

J^ILMNERY.trnJ

—ii. :*d •sJedl box

Urs. Si. JE. HKDGC8 ,* HoarsaioTed her Cloak and Ones Mabiag estableshment to Naylor's new bnilding. on Ohio, betweea Fonrth and Fifth streets, wbare she will be pleaaed to meet all who desire Ahe most perfect work in this line.

Particular atteatiaa wUl be gtrea,. as heretofore, to the latest stylet.

Tbe most etillfal assistants hare been eagafeed Wedding CoJtam«s, Bell aad Party Dresses Ladies and Ohlldrea'e Cloaks and MeeeSS ma an acturrd with, promptness aad dispatch. ilKtf

O S E A CANDY MANUFACTOBT, AtfD

rRi^RHEnrio de BBO lu^anfaotarers of aU kinds

F: ds Sfc'l I] and Dealers Is

O E I E S

On Lafhyette St., between Oaaal aad Depot, I A I 7 E

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Ordtrs isft at alius Missssn' •tii Btreot, wlllbe promptly etteni Having pnt le 8TBAM we are eaabled to meet all ordei sin oar line promptly aad with satlsfec* tt-'n, acd wil sell at the lowest ratee. JaSOdtf

JULIUS

S. WelEZ Ne. 169 Main street. STONE CUTTERS. a Wagner

MoFarlane, Bast of T. H., A I. B.B. Freight Depot.

MIBSSEK,^'3

f. .I ii AMKRI0AX Alt PA1UXAK CONFECTIONER AND BAKER,

Ho.l6ffortli Fenrih Ik, "Uetween Main acd Cherry Streets, T1SRRS HAtlTK, IND. Keeps constantly on hend a freeh eapple of Gekte, Candies, lee Cream, Breed aad Or ackers.

Ornamental Gekea, Pyrasside, lee Oisem, Water Ices, Charlotte-rntse, Jelly, Blaace Maage, Boman Puooh, Bieqnita Olaee, Tnumage da Pam, fancy Ice Cream, Pastry, Toague, Chicken Salad Ac., will be made

sti-d] A :i

D. C. MrHKABD AMD 1 Ellitf' BASEIC^ Having formed a partnership nnder the nsihe Of Stuekard A Barrlck for the eale of Coal aad Wood, wtu'd respectfully aanoance to the public that they will kep cenetantly on hand acdforsaleat lowest rate.., all kndsTof Ooul »t wholesale and retail, alsd Wood for the fall and Kister» trade. C'ffise al No 24 Baatia Houee, Terre Haute, Ind. All oider* for Coal filled prorap'tly A shsre of this pnbll pitrobage Is r«spectfnily jlicitea

MB. BABBICK also ten Id infoim thejinbUc tbat be ioteads to open, at the Coat Ofllce Sbote named, a General Coileetion Agency for ihe eellection of notes aad acc-mcts which may be placed ia bis h«nd ior collection, and hiqpss by prompt attention te tmsinesi t« merit a SheTe of the publicpatoaag'. 9' 1: WILLIAM BABBICKr jel5d3m ,,

artier.

are prepared all orders for any nnmber wanted. Wm. J. BAI.Ii A OO., Kegta I run Works,

Pri7ate Partiee fnruisbed with Oysters, Meats. Ice Cream, Jellies, Ac., on short aotiee.' atayWUm

ARKAtfGEKEKTS

BTTNBIBO VOKTM 1F

QTEAMB0AT kj roH BTTNl

Terre Hantejo CoHiigrton.

STEAMER EAVCU1KL Oapt. Shoemaker, Oommander, will ieive Terre Hsute for CoTington and Intermediate lasstlaga, Mondays and Thursdays at 9 o'clock P. M., aad return Tuesdays and Fridays. jTKAMJBB MASOK, J. B. Whltaker, Oommander, leaye Tuesdays and Fridays for tbe abore aamed ports, ami return Wedaeedaye and Saturdays, at 9 P. M. !S CJ

J^ESCHANT TAILORING

I ha^e just received and now open to tbe inspection ot-mj aatroaiiand tbe public in general the most desirable styles of Colored

Cloth Coating, Castlnere and VK8TING. In all i»i»kie, #V«h Fpropoee to m^ce up io -OBI)EH in tae latest and best ,r

FITTING STYLEii'o On short notice, Cheaper than they eaa be aaywhers west. Pieese-caU oa

FBED. SCHLBWIHO,

mSdtf s! 1M Mala street, Hettopolitaa Block.

HAUTS MOVBLTY WOBKS. BY

TrTTMAJ^ CO. Me, Iff, Keafh Voarth BL, »MS«U«PatE Met, Terre Haute, Ind. tfaent Daawiaea aaa Mawr Masaiaaar

KEin-T aXxouraD.

"AWIietoaeber'sBreeeh-Irtxdlag AM Baa aleu I-ittataa'sBreeoh and Maule Iaoader made taardrrTrbm new or old materlale. mm-Mmtni Bepacrtac PvaaMy .iMWiu u.

JOH HANEY •i-.-'.. «aat CSHIIHSHM' '••BGBAflf Aad WhrfJesale aa4 BetiQ Meier la a& tMa ef flrain. WareUaiee.on north flag St., as Oaesl Bash), Terfe Vaate, Indiaaa. *av*Sttlc*ae*eBttee paid to Tsceiviag ssidferwardiag gooda. JelS-iatr

A S O O

A nice little Honse of fonr rooms, aad the lot. ia Sibley town, at a bargaia. 40 acres of good land ia Illinois.

ifaehiagtoa coaaty,

Two and acres of ground, welleet ia frnit trees and ahrnbbery, with a good 1J4 story boase and ont-bnildings, lcnowa as the Gilmore property, near Mont Boas School House. .Several first class dwellinghoaesa raaaiaa&aa *3,000 to *12,000 in price.

A bran-mew hoaseaod niee let on Mala etreet, east of the railroad. A good Piano, nearly new, at low figares.

A small frame building, corner of 6th aad I Oheetnvt streets cheap

follow JW3B2W YOU K. OAPTT^fe, paid ftt.. (M| ASSETS --r W.^7.1 roLierey rssold in 1869 **. A. smpsoir,

DTSTBIGT AOCBT.

Uartidwa ^o bcUqiwi-'t? «w tjdi ,'CaV »efT' .rtvs?

I I N E

Mrs. BUCKINGHAM Has remoTed to the oorner of Fourth and Ohio Street*} where ahe is now opening a fnll aad complete stock of Spring style Bonnets, Bib Dens. Flowoia, 4e. HAIBGOODS-Oo chfljca assortment of Swlt erufti and elf kinds of Bsir Work.

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UM)K OUT. ",

good lriiwa roauii

cum TO AHl PBBSON WHO WIIA 1A1XAMB ItmiL TKJS T?. BBOJIBBIOM. 1

rjJKB NBYB£FAILmGlbL& JL AMB BAfgABlris sfca bee*. ^U. soocowfa he« MleCI Att #fc«SN in troabto all who hae* ae« baaa a«rtnuat«—all li^i •MfiwwtetritenAeo i»at Masted toy Meetniwleseaadiieasit all whs aaeabeaa misled aad trifled with—«d! Uy to Kwt I «Mfc4»o«ioa, Ailwfc»a%tn«e«* slfcotleas oft hose they love, ooasalt her to

UUvelfaln Me Never fans kMtt* eeeiat of wtelag Ueaflsessoaaaf the oppMUe sex. She shows yon the Htnnsasu) foar re tare iriA itt hnrtaailini abeeer ft isail. ihe gnWee tha alaglate marriage aad •etas the married happyr-onr ah) aad adelee lae beaa eolieited ia innn—eabU '-rf"iime- aad the rssalt has at*aye besa «e Bkeansof#ebar.

Speedi and flappj Marriasf I

eowa

sie, tbetafcra. a sue aspeaoeaca. xt is ma to thepnbilc atlarge that she was the flnt f- *Waeo»atry whaeaa •how the lifcaaeee in reality, aad who van aire entire setisfcetica oa all the ooacaras «i tUkTirhM aaabe tee ted aad preyed by tbousaads, boU

w°°

aad eagerly rislt heiT*

To aU la bnslases her adetee le ineataabla. ha aaa foreUU, with the greateet oertainty, the re eait ef aUoommeraial aad basiaeee traaeaotfoa*.

that erery one can depend atxm. Hhete tfceeraLenineteenth oentnry. is

eet AstrologiSt of the that weU-haewa «act thatSlOee iUiseratlpretaa. ier» oopj Mr advertleemenu end irj imiteie Mfe

su Bapaael is the eet^ntb daughter ot ui« daagbter see Waa bora wttb a nrtural gift aha eaa toreteli yoor rary thooghi*, ma Ojo«^anhm.n«,, and diecore"^ loet'Tr

ThereSere, come oaa, eeaie all,

111 fitkmi M. Outrai Areiw

Jibs

OitstniiaU, Ohio. ,o. -A

TlglfH. Taittes, fl: Oeatlessea, HJL N. B. These at a distance may commni satisfaction by eacloeiSg «ae dollar

All communications strictly private

aad oouflaential. AddreaaliOckBoxMl, CtooiunaU, Ohio. aagMwly

dentiitrt sfiec tea

ft#,

h. M- BAKmuJuQUBW StttSMM AAD MiflHAiricAL StttSMM AAD JtlOSAtfXCAfc

^:,b

nstaatly band Ceils Victoria Ladles cell sfgrii' 1i

nt of Switches, lode of Hair Wo

nd see the aesorOnent.

Amrn

MAKING.

bna

E I S

Buooeasor toDr.D. M. WILD No. i6TMain St. Batieaal Block, Terre Maate lad. (seSOdtf

The Okisat JtoUblished DdntlBt In ljBrye AAante, Orrros-fln Blath Btnat, between Main and

Ha flag hadapwiMs of dfghteen years' excerieaoeia Ueatlatry, he Is eongdeat that hacaa gin satlsfactloa In all oases.

JOHN BA&NIKL£. njmaCc

Merolunt Tailor, MAIN STBSIT,

Over Saxion Walmsley't Dry Qoods slyre Woald reepeatoally oail the atteo tiO^or the cit asne at Teeie Haato,aad th« pnbila !a.g«a*ral, tbat he has rented rooms above SaxtonA Walaw l»y'« Dry OMde store, R»r the porpooe «f oaVr^Sg

Mexrdiant Tailoring. Be keeps always on hand a FASHIONAfiLi. 3ELBCTION OF OAKimSH, •BSSXHOC kiLOTHS, Ao., and is ready te seeke tt. ap |a The Latest Style And on Short

Ontt&ig deae and wi patronage solicltad.

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O A O E S

BREAD and OAKES,

M«oB sere.

potirij,

aad oa very Beeeoaable Terms. Hating no high reateso pay, be pramUes to make ap. saissAfe. whether tbogeodsbe larniahed by him or notrBTsryth^ag la hie lina oheapee tbiAi--iaywtm

tM to flt:1 A ttbiffi

HOTELS.

I«^I

tmoA

Jf lifts

MW NB this Hoaae has been thoroagh^r /erursuh'sf. my SSdwu :»»u «m

The andersl|

IlfDIAJTA.

Marob lS-dtf

B.risg. oil

jJOAEDLNtt HOUSJfi

M|flj fttfsitiisd I of Fifth aad Cherry etre^te, where he hopes

s, Ne. 18 acrth I see all his «ld, and maay new- atrvn*. ided to. Imiv TiSLV VTI.I. tuart ..VI*

TBB TABLE WILL SB WBLfc BUtttfasBMfi aad the House well kept ta in ovary respect. A oommodieus Wagon Yaro adjolitk theuetnm. flUiSOLAg BMjBBUK.'.

pAJiMKRS' flOlJiL,

CORNER NINTH •MssMs Isitwm IsrksTlujii*. Heviat a larga Wa«oa Tard BttaeUe*- WilAh""•W.tLliiS*''

nrsiutsBADxa flooaii,

o«'

Terre Hm(e» Indlwin.

This Hotel aas recently beea refitted, aa£|4kia •rst-elass orCmvSMstag aeiittSBOdatkBs aneor passed ia the State.

T. C. DM TIM, Propr.

pLARK HOU8B. aouaa or naer ana oatosTaaasa. 10 Intllana

Terre Hante,

«t B. MlfPlTH

riwnrtetttf

Oioe of Marshall, Mcatecuma end PsiMtlui g"w

T.tnam

VreeBam to aad from all Trains. uovttw

.. |n PABK HOTEL, On t)u AUIEBICAN ^AN,

Cor. BeeJcman and Nassau £fts, Mear City HSU FariL....'.....jr«r'terk

QEOBOS WIGHT, Propri«t(» H.Leeatedla thsvsry heart of tha sale business, this is one oi the most conv located Hotels far JSsNtsah, BahlaeSe mat otbe/s visiting the city.

Lfi.'.qr-i"

PACIFIC HOTEL

170, 17* 174 and 17ft 0rs

One door aorth of Cortiaadt, and one blook west of Bieadiray, Bew Tork. ""ifS Tb aadendgned takes pleasure in aaapoMtog to hia anaerona frteads aad' (elnfln* thin frotu thia date, the eharge ef the ?#elftc wJH he ff&o per day.

tfeiewLan

Beta^soU Proprleeor of this Hoaae, asU I fore, free from tbe too oommoa ezaetten tnordiuate rent, he is fully able tu meet the 1 ward tewtsaey of prices without aay fail lag' ef service.

s^Wt

It will aow, aa heretoSaee, be hie alia tarmaSS tat a aadimiaiehed tbe favorable repntafloa, ot the PaelBe, which It hae eajoyed for asanf l/ilfi, aa one of the beet travelers' hotels.

Tha tahia wUl be boontitally ,*a»p»etf. witb every delicacy of the season. Tbe attendance wilt be fottadefteieatsmd ebliglag

The looatioa will be feand coaveaieat. whoee basiaeee calls them in tbe lower part tf the Jity, and of ready access

all Maihoad. a*1

Steamboat Iiines. [jfiiarni iOHUARH.'

FIRE INSURANCE. CQ.

k% OF MAXDVOBD,

iNCXmPOltATlCD

CATTTAMs, 9*89,040 Pfci »IfW

R. H. St&OrtSOif, jtgent.