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

THE STATE.

Sick|T»b among children lawiy prevalentitt SvaniTille/l^*

Th* Institute for the Blind, at Indlanapolif, i« being repaired.

Bbv. reports the Southerg ^tye^fiioa in pgpfftjion^

Th* American House, a well known

ViD0*p,^

Vi*e«ifN*8 is the enly town in the State that is doing its duty in these dull timj?, in the way of furnishing sensations for the press. £•-1*'~ ~ri •s""''

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thS'^tti^ii ti.eoO fhMn tW city, -for atf&TOg j^tlng" *he £«&w has emphatically got-a

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)|mb'UI2SI* sObm.',* a- widow with one^fi^rd^Employed as a domestic in the family ftf "W^Vt. Shannon, formerly of thls'Sity, comiutited suicido by taking poison, lit the residence of Mr. Shannon, ia MiHctMtfes on Monday night. The body was discovb'rlil

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THE

cl08ed'

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«a heard front in this State, the

vote in the 'Methodist Churches on lay deiegstionliTaecjdfai^ ja favor of it.

Th* Directors of the Southern Prison cdtttetfpteW Tisltinp the prison at Michigan City, and IUinolf prison, at Joliat, next week, to oofftpafe ,the woxking« ,9f tMM prtsOne?

W* hiVe'oiib MiH whiiky ^op^nd it is td^mformonB froW/Jirofatrftj, fighting' brawling*, "fa for a ladder child to pass along any ot°"r ™08tJ^°}^ str^ets^ i^y.or\^^^'(^rUstonMerali.

K^^^rdiog the Comwer«W,reoei*ei*3,6«

36 fr0m

uphat

nil, yesterday::

take.

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It is undertb4d that the decision of the Supreme,Qoutt on theJegalit of the specific appropriation bill will sustain the letftftiWiUfe bi)T,-althoagh the quorum question will pot be decided. The deiislon will be rendered to-day.—Ind.

Senti-

Ta^J^aporte Uwtowaays:, ''Mr.VTin.A. Banks has just sheared 45 pounds of

w0el

f*o«a' litt tWo Spanish Merino Brtcks,

Colon el' and.'Golden fleece'—tha former ^Uer

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'Colonel' was not sheared close-Hit l«ast a fouod'iao^ might have been eaefly cli|$tt tt#M Mi cite

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Trt'fcothrfcdeS of the 87ih Indiana In£anty, itq taking steps for a re-union of the aoldieVs"of the regiment at Laporte, the lattdV^M'^f September, nf*t—the anniTWtlrfy it'thie battle of Chlcamauga, ia ifhir*! ttP a?t* hara »gllant and eoa^ spicuous part4^^jflfet%?4 right wing of our armyon that fairgutnary and eventfcliJOki 8Lf' 4,—

-Ipfpdptfan. the new sch6ol

building, at Monlicello, is corrpleted, and

ity and style, it will be uns an

unsurpassed by

ay bullding of itf clais in thf State. The orMHto'Se WtfLb^-ld nexi Saturday, at which tlmo there will be a general eelebrattan, in wJhich the Masons, Sunday Schools and other organizations will join. h:. iP i«

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Trt-K^n^faib fawfc#skys: '"fihe eec«n44wen«y Wil^rwf'tb'e Grand Rftpids rilf lfndiaiip ft'aiir(jad was completed the land grant, andHm^stheedmpafl^ on a sound and per^fneat Skips* vVe'may expect to eee theJfr^rk rqinpQe^ce loon on this end of the road, as most of the grading is done betimes.Kal*B?weo«i»dtbis city, and it wilQ)|^«t ^s^ljirfj to complete it." a, -i 't a •-.» 'K."— ,jH

Thursday morn

ing in #fth the child. An empty bottle standing near gave a clue to the sad stor.f which was verified by an in* quetf^H—1

A TKRBIBLK ACCIDENT occurred at JeffertMVjllle Saturday, resulting jtt the |eath of a, little,, girl about six years- of age, named Jennie Bcijgers, daughter of j«(^)b Kodgers. "While croea-

tng

tbe'street on an, errand a mule t«»m camr—Jtfo^' anf -tte ^hlld "becoming frightened, stootf itili

vlnfl

was Kndeked

down by the lead mule, and one wheel of the wagon passed over her left shoulder and neck, producing instant death. An inquest was held over the remains, and flit Juty returned a verdict of accidental ^eath. aWrrobOdyifc blame.

A ointlbman of this city of high respsctabililyy ?felHrday received a -letter from Mr. Ephram E-eigwin, of Jeffersonville, 1n~wbieh was a letter indtaedtoMr. Burton, accepting hill proposition gardinrf^splrltual tett of writifi the slate Yn ihe dra

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drawer, Mr. ^Leigwin

agrees to defray all the expenses incidental to the trip, if the test fails. He is anxious for Mr. Burton to visit his house and judge for himself whether or not this spiritual wonder catt be performed, Toe letter from Mr. Keigjrip was delivered to Mr. Burton yesterday, and we understand that he will stand op to hit challenge, «nd visit the Keigwin family in Jenrsonville during the present weak.—

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From Ottawa-

Ottawa, June 30!—The privy Council met yesterday, and it ia understood, made arrangements relative to opening a road to the Northwest.

Rose will pro of Ju J**

to negotiate the proposed Reciprocity Treaty. OOi ______ 1« fl^®|^pioeion "PslajiX-LIN, Paa explosioa ofIuating"Po wde occurred this aorningja|f^«^ll oYlock at Fowler's torpedo factory at tnU place, and entirely demolished the building. Dr. Henry T. Vowler bsing the, only person in the buUdingm^HMLfitne Was Instantly kilted. Hla remaiusill be forwarded to his bome at ftharon^WisconSin, Yor Interment Immediately.

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NINETEENTH YEAR. ™-.

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From Indianapolis.

Ihdcanapoli8, June 30.—^Chief Justice Prazer delivered tie bpioioet^tK^ preme Court this afternoon fcel ty of the Specific Appropriation biH pi ed at the last session of the Legislature.— Thedechlon sustains the opinion of the Attorney General recently 4eUvered, of the constitutionality of the law. Tfce Court says they cannot go behincLthe record of the Legislature, which does not show that there was lees than a quorum present when the bill was passed. Tjrt Court did not consider it

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From Naw York

N*w Yobe, June 30.—During the past two days late borrowers, in order to make up their accounts at bank, have been forced to pay as high as Lalf of one per cent."interest for the use of funds over night Yesterday the demand continued till after four o'clock, some of the banks having to remain open to «GC$mmodty.e customers who were tardy in making up their balances. The interest paid for one day was at the rate uf one hundred and eighty jjor cent, per annum,

TH* OCKAV j"

In regard to the Ocean Bank robbesyj several new items, which are apparently of little importance, have b»eo made known. An old practical mechanic liafl examined the kit ot instruments left by the. burglars, and says only one or two of them have been recently u-ed. The stem of the auger found is only twenty-two lnch«« in length, while the holes bored in the floor are twenty-foCr inches deep.-— Tbe real mystery in the whole affair lie? in the manner in which the combination was opened, and it is suggebted that the door may not have been lucked at.all. ^JJfMTCKT SXPSDXTIok.

It is stated that a Cuban expedition sailed from Gardner's Island, near £f«w London, late Monday night, and was captured yesterday by gunboatr. They are said to be ed route for the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where they wW «rnre-tng:

BONDS FOtfrlD.

$600,000 worth of bond's stolen froin thej Ocean Bank were found this morning in 4 small trunk qn the sidewalk in Elizabeth street, by a policeman.

HABIAS C0BPU8.

Edward K^tchum, the forgar, wa¥J brougnt before Judge Barnard, in the Supreme Court, on a yrrji of.babe&s cor pus. The release of the prisoi ef' was alaimed on the grounds that he .was totvtenoed for an ofiinie not charged hr t^ indictment.

From remarks made by the Judge it i» enerally TEiugtit he will diioharge. Letchum on bail. 1,31 A

The cue creates great interest. ,j *NTKBTaINMKNT""1ci A Captain fivan Jones, of Milwaukee, U. S. Consul to NcW Casile uppjj _Tyna^ Was entertain ediji^t eveninc a t_ dinner by a number of tabOfriends.

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Lieutenant Commander Wro. H. Van Vleck, tT. 9 IT., died laat evening ofyellow fever on board the Hospital steamer Illinois.

CUBAN BXPKDITX0NX8TS.

Several of the Cuban expeditionists have returned to the city, reporting that 4bey have btffen tin 'steam tugs in Long Island Sound expectiog to be put on the steamer Catharine Whiting, which was seized. Two of the tugs put into New London for food and water, when somf deserted and came back to this city :Tbgy state -»hfrtt^o-eteam tug trodr flf BXpMl-4-lion is ts were put on a steamer on Sunday night, and it is ex lately to sea.

ipected they got off

From Chicago^

Chicauo,

June30.—A party consisting

of gentlemen representing the buatce^s jn« terests of Chicaeo ftill leave for. S*n Francisco on Monday next, July 5flj, for the purpose of faciliating'coibftijsrciaVaT reciprocal relations with localities de tributary by the completion of the U. JP, B.B. ?r- .. wscsiNa.

Col. Pride.'of N. Y. city, formerly of Gen. Grant's stiff, will be married to Mlm Mary, daughter of Ketson -StiUmao, of Galena, on Thursday the 8th of July Miss Stillman was au inmate of General Grant's family at Washington last winter, and is a lady of rare Jwauty and accom-

Ushmenti. Oen. Grant's house at

ieaa,

THK POWBLX. BXPEDITION. L. W. Keplinger, formerly a member of the Powell expedition, now a resident of Bloomington and a reliable gentleman, thinks the reported drowning of the members of that expedition oau%t be false In every particular, for tho following reasons

First, Major Powell expected" to leave, the railroad al^out the first of June and proceed down the stream very slowly, so to examine the country. He could not have proceeded 500 miles, and if toe had succeeded i" doiug so, the aj«g who reports he saw the disaster cetild not possibly have returned ia so tihrb a tune.

Second, Major Powell intended to send a pioneer boat in advance, and have aiL. tho boats provided, with suitable meanf for securing them in'casg of aocideht

Major Powell's men, rays jq. Kejjr lingV, are faithful and "tmWy ti-bV\Uers-men and understand their busine ss.

BUTTBR FOB THXTAXJITIC.

Fairfield & Task, of New Y.rk, to-day.!® shipped sixty five tons of Western butler for San Francisco, over "the Pfcifio railroad. The road promises to deliver it in Sail F'anpisco in ten days, and in as good condition as when it left here. This firm has shipped large quantities or biifter from New York via. the Isthnius, but will change their base should this experiment succeed, of which there oan Scarcely be a doubt.

A-VTOMAXSILUtD'.-

Mrs. Margaret Savage waS killed last evening near Winamac Station, Iudiana, on the line of the C.

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*mmmn

necea-

sary at this time to ducusa the quorum t/ i} j?4 i. question. X/ m»

R. R. by

a passenger train going east. Mrs.

/i. From Virginia. ,, BlCHMONl), june 30 Last night in Petenbarg Mr- Yan Wirki of dressed a BepublicaTJ TBSSnfig. uonservatives present called for a division of im«

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iUJyrom San XrtiMMAloH Sam Fbasmbco June 2fyr Democratic State CMMMisi "4 Sacraf. B. Oroeta*! and Wm. Lenselner were Dominated for Judges of flyj^pfgtpjj Court by acclamation.

SHZTOk.^®

The BuHeiao-Amertcan Company commencad suit j%aiastJb,iraiB Katnium, Jr, Collector of Customs at Sitka, far illegal seizure of the company's ship Czarwitob,

the. California -State Fair opeas at Saorimento September 6th. Tw»nty tboa sand^ollars in premiums are offbr«L '"'"'if? nirit VAVNAXlOir.

Beceot successful axperiments have beea made in this dty with th« working toodel srial-tLVigation machine. It not not only aspvBded into the air, bat was

ss:^t'«fJW ten persons,-befog constructed on purpose for making a trip to NewYork. The inventor is confldent'the trip will ba mad# twenty-four hour*. tfrVfvSA*FfcAJrtaa^ Jin.*)#* ••ThOUnited States steatner Mohican tcday sailed £^r Mexican porta. It wa« announced yesterday she Would leave for Behring Sea with a sci^tttiflc expediuon, but orders for her detention were reoeived trnd destination changed as above.

T'nu-. vrnmnm.

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The Congressional Committee of Ways and Means to-day are inspecting the custom tuluse, poatoffloe and^iondad warehouse.

SNOtVSHlDS SUKKXD. 1^'

A pdrtion of the snow sheds of tbfl Central Pacific near Emigrant Gap, have

X8COBT.

A committee of the Board of Supervisors proceed to 7allejo in tha morning to receive W. H. SeWard and escort him

»V« Injur. r-RABTHQUiatit. "A shock of earthqufdk at yiclorift Vancouver Island, June 9ith.,

From Memphis-

-'Memphis, June .30.—A storm this afteru oon unroofed and otherwise injured some twenty buildings in varioasportiens of the city. Blew down tho ehimnies of the Lludy iWiihrop.

lite# thin re

joited drovmed whlle crossing therirer uft skiff.-- „,H ii's/i.U'itr BKOISTBAB CABIU^ X**

Chancellor Smith in the case o^ Williams against Baugnetj recently appointed registrar^ ^eotdad the ~G6Terhor had no power to remove Witjian^. ^Ls several *f Wl!li»ms' predecesaon have been re^ ndved by Gov. Brownlb^ thtf O^c^ Will everiio the county clerk. -W -1

At a preliminary meeting for the par po??.of encouraeirac.Chlneie eaiohttion

coaragiia^top^ eatjrttioi

"held^t the phaM oi Oonfmdrte this afternoon, Charles Kortrecht preeided. ^be meeting w« 'ftompc|led if leading ifaeiiTof this auction of country*-

Ttee" following dispatch Was ^ea'd by the Secretary: .. ., u. San Francisco, June 30.

G. :W\ GirT.-rJ)^,.the meeting at Mtsmphl* take place oa the 13th of July K&apmansbaap,: principal Qhin^e impmer, 'wlH '8t^jndl ttejH»sw«r is favorable. J. G. Eastland

in reference to the same, who reported a preamble setting forth the great nod *if labor in the south. -OH—* a.-J a,

Besolutions favoring the emigration of "Ohipesa labows w^a jdppted, and the me^ftg-'ASj^ttrnttrroinffst on the 13th of July. t"

afliRStSSrwLfi. Commissioner of the General Land Office has just received retyMs showing the disposal of 92,850 acres of the public lands at local offices. At Eau Claire, W sconein, during the past month nearly all the land disposed of sold for cash, hut some was taken under the homestead law aed located with military bounty land wAr* raut9. Cash sales amount to $180,726.

The libel case of Joseph H. Bradley against Judge Ftsher was again before the Circuit Court to-day. Judge Willey decided tha bona fide rightaef a judge canrnlt be itflpttgned in e^h acflon at u^, ilthoUgh the judge has acted improperly or corruptly, and tbat an order made punishing lor a contempt ia the «ourse ot7t:

jllsnmenw. •wen, wan u'hibs »v. ]3bing lor a contempt in toe «oursenrot~n. which is near Mr. Still nan's will.b.«s ^rial is to be fegkrded Ban order in w?

opon for the accommodation- o-f guests on the occasion. The wedding will bo a frery stylish one.

cat-e tb Ugh the .punishment .not in fl cved Uu tiHhe. ooseis dosetL The bill of exoeptidni of 'the plaintiff Was fiietfrand under the ruiirg of the court Jbe jury ranffSSTOT'RTefilict ipr tue^defendau^ The catejpldV :gd§jf.t^ tk»g*aetmltum.:r-'

The Treasure' Department hsis a cllBpatch f!rcm NewTork to*day that, three, steamers ravolutlonists aboard have Jjeen captured ia that" batbor. ,v

~2 tkiNeAarBB^PAi, June 90.—A terrible ardUie^t oat'Urrid ih tbe^on Vork3"of B. Thomas ,.in-this city, yesterday. While some .workmen were engaged in removing (he tiding from a furnace, a portion of the structure fell. f.^rrJitlg wiiWW*TOTn0S8SHf5g -upon- which*Th¥" tfton were standing--, Ones- a-Garman 3 np. Schlentb-/was. inatantly, ikined^«Rd two otiient were injured in such manner to rfender theif reepvery very.doubtful. Ii ia rumored that SpWfuth (eft-fato the

B&itfy bnrned ii

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Tijij From St. Lou|^ST. jLotr^s, June 30.— bas auihoT'aed the orgaaizatlon efia %L cial artned^rtTCA^o search fec und arrest then jtbribuidts'jieradoand nyirdererSam Hiiberbtand, 6f St. Francofs county, an a rootenka^on-tee IseiL-Htai^ Sheriff of

1^a#|ingtoa1

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ag* wa for many years a resideut xC tiiia city'and moved to Wiaamac only two months ago. Her husband had hi am I cat off on the same road only a few weeks weeks since, and is yet under care of a pfifsician. She leaves eight chiliten.

q«^nty ^arn^

all people ti|faiiflrr*harboring nun, and commanding all persons having knowledge of his whereabouts to communicate to the pro^er authorities. A rewind of $1,000 has been offered forhis arrest.

Ii r—r—411 iM rom Albany. ]?. Y-„.

AkiiiSi, N.T?., ^stpi

25.

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publishes an argumeot. hy.^oo,- B. W-: ELoys, depdty superintwdehtortlfe Bank partment reviewing the cfplhion of Attorney General Hoar thatNational Banks cannot be converted into

formed in a body and charged i.n the, whites present, diivlng tham away w»U» bricks and cbaiiug them tbruuga thb street. Ii appears ttte whites went to. the mdetlng with the imprvsion that time and Baltics, of this "city, was called, was toM allowed their patty. N«*nher^ the' close of the first half of the 4th in' oaad firearms, and nobody was seriously injured. I 0 In favor of the Bed Stockings.

State institet tons.

Mr. Keys makes astrong argument controVertlng the' o|lnioD of the .A^otney General *J" —, .• ^ChA.1. XKTCBPBtsir.

It is stftod Hpn, Jn& A,.GrisWold is at the head oTab ^enterprise to bring

and that not beingalWwed, the next Bad* j£gm P-nnayl^aBiaL to this city via the leal apeaker Was drowned by cries .to*. Swquehana'R. R. Cottervavive speaker*. The negroestbfc®

b4. Btff

"Whi^xohSiJ une 30.—Ihe match game of bas« aalt' between the Red* StoeUais ailed. Ithe 4th inng the fcore on innings standing 44 to

^I^OIRSErHiJJTE INDIANA THURSDAYY10RNING JULY 1,

CABLE.

Madbid, Jane 30.—Admiral Topete, XinisUr «f Marine, aud Senor Figorala, Minister of Finance, will probably soon resign

IjOSOK, June 30.—An amendment W the Irish Church bill vu adopted test night in the House ef Lord*, by 130 to 74.

Last evening the HooBe of Lords went into Committee on the Irish Church bill and discussed it during almost the entire session. The Sari of Denham opened in a long speech and defended the Irish Catholics from the charge of indifference to the question of disestablishing. He affirmed the Irish regarded it as an act cf injustice.

Earl Grsy fatoved lb an&nd the ble in some alight particulars. Sari Granville opposed the proposition for concurrent endowment, and considered it altogether impracticable.

The Bishop of Oxford regarded 'the question as already fixed. He thought, however, no portion of the fetid baght to be secularized. After, providing for the cbarch, the religious necessities of other bodies oaght to be aided.

The Marquis of Salisbury supported the principle of concurrent endowment in along speech. After long discussion Earl Gray withdrew his opposition, and the 'consideration of the preamble was postponed. Earl Caernovon moved sub•titution of the words "1872'' la the 13th clause in place ot u18?l," as the date of disestablishment

Mr. Sullivan defended the conduct cf the present government respecting Fecian ism, aud accused Mr. Moore of endeavoring to make political capital by pandering to the passions of those who have been convicted. He hoped the time will goon have arrived when such di cission shall cease and no political prisoners remain in custody.

On a division, the first'part of the reso* ution was lost by 30 to 171. Mr. Maguire said it was impossible to preserve the latter part as the former ^portion had been negatived. He admit* tad the general sympathy of the Irish With jpenUnism, but thought no harm would result if the government extended clemency and released the prisoners now in custody. The latter part of the motion was negatived.

House adjourned at 2 40 a. The Times commenting on the debate jU tht Efcpteof Commons last night says, the'maln consideration of the government is, the efect which the release of the pris. oners will have. It must beremembertd that all those who were guilty in an inferior degree have been set fft, only the jpime knovers or active agents remain, all of whom have been Sentenced to long terms of imprisonment which a small portion has escaped. $he misery brought upon individuals and society, and the check to the proeperity of Ireland, which they had caused, forbid their release if usttce requires satisfaction. Tv mV

Men who planned, and in some cases executed, murder, cannot be set free while others whose otenoes are as nothing compared with theirs! drudge on. The itinqtion between political and other offences cannot be admitted in the ease of men, who, with insufficient oanse and no prospect of success, carried out tt.eir designs with treachery, cruelty and murder. It was not less murder when accompanied by treason. There was noth ing connected with murder committed or attempted by Fenians which should give the perpetrators the dignity of insurgents

John Bright and VbJ. Forster &»t* resigned memberships in the Beform Club, in consequence of the failure ef the committee to elect as honorary member a gen tleman whose name they had proposed.

Prune*. TOiwi*

Bust, June 30.—Advioes from tbe steamer Great Eastern to Tuesday noon report she was 920 knots from Brest, *nd had paid out 103$ knots of cable. Signals improving "'iTCTpE

Fortocftl.

Lisbon, Jane 30.—When the Mail eteemer left Bio Janeiro qq the 9th inst. it was officially repotted there that Lopez had proposed to leave Paraguay on cer-

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Spain

Masbo, Jane 30.—In the Cortes yesterdy a proposition for increased duties on foreign eereals was rejected by largo majority.

the Irish cbarch.-*

Much discussion eQsued and at length the House of Lords divided, and the question was carried, for 130, sgainit 74.

The clauses from numbers 2 and 12 in* elusive were then agreed to without. dis» cusslon. in the House of Commons last night Mr. Moore called attention to the treatment of Fenian prisoners, and moved resolutions that the government ought to institute public inquiry into the subjects of penal discipline and reclassification of prisoners, to Inquire how far political prisoners should be regarded as a separate class, and consider how far th* severity, of past punishment may be regarded as reasonable ground for the favorable consideration of their case.

Mr. Moore said he believed the nngbrity of the Irish people sympathized with Fenians, though unwilling t& Subvert the «*ist)ng government, and con(ent to bear their present ills rather than fly to others (hey know not of. But no class ^iras coit" tented with the present state of affairs.— He strongly condemned the harsh treat* meat of Fenians both t*fore"anl &fter trials, and urged public inquiry -thereinto

Mr. Bruce, the Home Secretary, was not prepared to defend the treatment of Fenians, but eaid in general the law was sijifltqiehvto deal With political prison^ r. 'the statements of cruelty #ere^ however, exaggerated. At preslnt their treatment wa» «rtieinelyJ«ment. TBiy were separated from the other prisoners and were not compelled to do anything degrading or submit to any humiliation.

ins err.

One English and two American officers had Been permitted to pass through the lines of the allied army to the Paraguayan camp. The Ateericahs were received by Lepee, but Itter Englishman was refused admission within his lines And obliged to return to Asounsfibn. :ah»na. tea*"****

HoNO ICono, June 9.-i^h great and defCteiVe battle has been fought between (he

the latter defeated with loss of 20,00^ men. The' ChineSB" have offered farther itsults to foreigners.

Wews from a£aa u1iir&yorabi& Ciyil war continued and Ijeav.y fighting,was anticipated." ,.V.

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Union College

Scheksctadt, N. Y., June

Hoffman addressed the Aluftim of tlnioq College to-day. Him. Ira- Haw is, who was attacked by parylasis at this raeetihg of the Alumni to.da^, has recovered hia Speech arid is improving, but he will iu»t bs able to preside at the.co^imencement to-morrow. A larger gathering of those interested in'ahe welfare tfT'tha Cdfleget than has ocourred for ygats. No election of President has yet been madeJ)3aan u,0

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a al^ From- Cincinnati.'!: il CnrcfirKATi, June SO.—The Superior Court this morning appointed trustees of the Cincinnati & Southern Baiiroad. They are B. M. Bishop. J5. A. Ferguson, Miles Greenwood, Pflilip Heidelbroch and Wm. Hooper. A Bond.of $100,000 each is required. )i 'Storm/5 'f8.bhd!nf?

WoofiSTOCsi, Ontario. June 30.—i'his place was visited by a hail Btorm Sunday, hailstones being from five to eight InBhes. Much damage was done to gardens a:nd windows. So much glass broken there.is ffotenongh in to^for r«pairs.'j:i7sJ*

trbtn ^Bostoii.'^

June 30.—-The newprohibitlo-

ryiaw goes into effect to-morrow, forbldding the sale of alcoholic liquors, tr^e 'andL^ager..

OINQINNATI MAKKBT. "By Telegraph.) Oi*oxhsatt,

go.

tilBW Kobs,

COX'rd^—firm at for middling.-

TLOuB--ClbieddU'l and5(310c' lower,"saleiat 7S@6 3J for Buperflne etate and wester^i 6 00 £6 60 for white wheat extra, 10jj7 00 for 50 for extra -St. Louis, 8@8 60 oe do--Dull af j4 16(36 25.

OOSN HEAIi—Qn stand steady at 98(3|98J^ for western. WUE\T—Firm with better export mand nnder decline in intili. «t tl «tt«gl"4a fur No 2 ii 4a for No ao, 1 40 for inferior spring, 1

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Bio iio, &U/qc winter red Indianar 1 4tfor »mmon Sodniern tlliuQis and 1 T&@t 76^ for White California.

BTK—Q ,iet_»n Arm. COBN—Dull a Ad l®So lower at62@8G for new mis western via can 1,83(986 for do vfa railroad, closln lennde the highest ^notations. 0\ia-Quiet at 7s for weitern iu storn and 76 for do afloat. t,-guitand Aim.

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Miq\h—Ball. 0L

MOLASSEp—Qtilet.

UOW—Qnletaf8^15. Wt. B01»kDB-*-oteady at IT for crqdd and S2 r.ralliied j"' IIBAIUKB—Leasactire bat anchangd. A-CQAU-D. —-Domes^ tinner at per ion bj carLirssso 01i -^Qnit. TOkPE aXXN tfi—Quiet at 41^@42i. f»c PoBIt—Heavy and lower at ,S3v&§32 25 for new nets, cteslng at 32 12 casb, sirs'' for old a S S

for.

6 1 1

a a 2 8 S

erlme men CtTX HBaTS^DuU at for Stonldetj aad ie%$l8H for hams.

MlDliCEiwFirni and quiets iea cared at 16% mt. ... iiABD—Dnll and heaVy„ at \e% atfeam aad lSM^saofor kettle(enderea.

BUTfSB—Mbll at far Ohio. CHKKdB—Uccry at 16fel7. MDNET—tnrlog hank nours very active at 7 par cent audcomniissions of per'ceKt,'sub. a (laentl) tha price drop pod lever rate on arepart tbat the District Attorney lateads to andartake proiactttiODi for vtefa lonsofnsury laws. 5 a'BUN® iflaia.dJi®9«. ~pQL»?~FiTBt,' bt 37^ aad closed at

SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHOEaSAXK KaiQOOBS. 'I package* 8taple_D^Goejit^_rir,. Fancy Drea Goods: HewT«rk4su|^joM«i^ Oathsatj. ^.^ n, TtJELii, RIPLEY A DEMING, ., Cpr%er Flftbsnd Mainvtreeta.

031,. HS.-e W03-'jT*J9l sswsU ti

JO^it HA.fOT,

CtlXllfWip MCRCHiNT Ai|d!WtaoYaa*]e andBetail Cealrr In all kinds" of

gacta,

rain. Warahon«K, ha *i«rtn BlrW St., at Canal ?"re Hafctet, Ivttaaa. .. eV3tri( attention .pald to reqelTinftagd for* war ing'goods '_ jelS-dwi^C

»JO'6p^THACXOJKS^ .^.j SBALSB PBOPOSAI.3 wttl be Oo

Simon umacil of tiw'eity

ot T*tn

Bondiwillb« te^tftiwfor thatkithfal perfpr« lnahoeofMidwrl» -pat ^UCHABI) STBOUt,

Jana 36,1869'dV^,^,.^. .. ,£

fc0Uy

?q tt^jfrstsa '3«« -«f ^SIi'

GOLU£]V 3E

Sparkling Catawba, :'y .- Ca Afi* WKWK Mid Mb-.ioi

OLD SHKRftT WIXI,

PORT

1^ OtM

HOL1.AXO

J%.—Gov,

-t A'

Benaaeladr Parte Babes Troy, N. T., June 29.—At Eenssfefaer, Park to-dfty the first rttce for ali hordes that never made three minutes, for $300, eight started. Borst's Finnegan won.4Time 2:34J.

The second race, fbrh'orseii that ndver trotted better than 2:37, for $600, six started, won b^ Bosa ili Dust in three straight heats. Time 2:32, Attendance huge.mi

2:f

FOr&ale at 87 Kaia Hte« bet, 3U and 4UI,

H. 'BaHkolome^ 187

\j. ij, Ltucoiu, oiii st

June 30.

FLOTJB—Dull family $5 76@G. WHEAT—Dull at SI 3?®1 SS] OOBH^Vtrytcaroe, hitdly any demand, ear '•old at70071. 'oof 1«

OATS—Ba1 bet firm it 65@68.

BYE—Id fair demand at tl 05 for No i""? COTTON—Firm, mlddlt"gat 3'. •TOBACCO-"-In good demand at 16(915 25^ WBteKT-Maricet dull 98®98, aatei lijbt

BACON—Held at -4 for »btmraeh iTj^'^Tor Clear rlljaud 18 for olear sides with a light order "-mwMB at o'IWH

LAKD—K*id at 19)4, nonlnaHv:. UAMd-j8ng*r 9,nre at. xand the market ffrm became of alight stock. sUQAB—Firm with good detaainl at 123/315 for ra» refined firm at fall rates. __

noNU-tiiMir:

?vi

iWo$ED.OII«J-®o£iailiei and- dull at 91-03

KOftf-DalV1fctV

GOLD— 137J4bujing.' MONET—Bather eaaier.

:i*0'sJ^

JJB. Hi

9A'

\\ildj, TIjoiuhs A Co., Qgc. 2d and Walnutp*LOTfli^«P V?a. itecnSttr, T9 Mali Strefct.^51®8® 4roTer A.atil!«r, HI U»u»'StreeK vai'jqvj John BarnUlx, over etixion A WSlmsiify's. Vtal Slhiewiiig, lPi'Ma'.n Btre»ft:::"' !?t- COAL DEALISRS.^

0,nt

J. A iiotjkon, Snlli^an Oonaty Ooirt,0! fcw .L John HvKarlano. BirerCoal.. ,.r iiU 9U« 0 rtfjiii Jit AjLli^ i0 .Mr*.

4Ji»y.uoui^., .. liu

"thffl, Kiiilej

it (ni.,

corner itli and ilatA str««j

W..i4. «yw)(fctfo.«',t7 alaiuUB^ilt. 0. V. ittig

&Vu..

ZO Slum HtrtjvJ.

'itiiicall & Co., oornei Kouith diid Msiti BTcivi .Sjaxuin«a \V)nkUnBl«y».l11ttuin8tre^w.'

ana .Tim .t

nbriielini. •'.rtggrfrty, I'lriu-r itfain at a»i?e .-s^KU'UUiSi'rt: (Mitclf^fciiei fy rorriVr SIairt'Jatid Ah b.'i: FAKM11S(. 1M 1'1-EMKlg'l^T*" \Kuua a JoiIlM uu.tgiflc L1llbllo tiylPirr. I .UjUJXdMiTJtt STXWCLL. OUT'l tU!

Jotn Aruidtroug, UJnu utrwil, estal ofMrirdT »wa«B Oorj & jlui.conrt. Main an oj.t. Austin, Shrysr A

llAiU'WAltE^

Vo,,

Main

v.,

Vviji.

fittdet.

HATti AW OAJfH.1' v!i«i

j' so* arioriariSSaat-, ^corner Shwt! .Clark Uouae^oorner Ohio and itrrt, i"

Terre li&ute Ifouse, corner Main and &sTemh hfnriuerB'- Hotel Oor9th ittid iHtry/1 .. INSURANOK AtiJSifTS:

UagfirfeMqftgnn, Oowling Jjalt. rv J'. 'A'.'tCoSe Miittniu Btreot. I JEWELLERS, s, A..i"r^9juan»74Hainstreet. «d» ^MfiFB'.'frteman, 6 Warren's Bloclt £ia, Opjp oelt^i'i.'SSOlhe^," »T"e«d

LIVERY STABLE.,l

I Kohyt idUiUUi, uppojit» Bnnu^j^jn^„9

L. A. Burmil.(.144 »ndi46.il»i^i ytuei. ^ONFMENTS, SCOTCH QKANITJ^ Walter ft Kppinghoussu, Oh»rry strsetj be 9ji' v, aw«»a 9th aal lOtK J-5 'Sajjn g.l_

MU8IO DEALEHi3 *d

Ii. Klsmer, Salaoa of Mnsto, 48 Ohio itrtWi rroU w-

MEOHANXOIAIT.

A. Tittman, 4SP* PoaCDSead MILLtN-ERYjj. ts M. A. Barldaa, 80 Ylaln streei. ti Ii. Strauii, 149 Mttfli St. Mr*. Buckingham* Cor, 4 dadUhio.n'

MILITARY CLAIMS.

D. 3. L.'an l.iimiijjgfllliflhft llllllllf III I SI. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. r. a. Biddle, 151 Main street.'

FHYaiUiANS.

Dr. 9. .T W.mig, west side PaNic Square. RETAIL GROOiSRS.' B. B. Wright A. Co., 165, lilaiu Sttcet." f. 1.

Moiloj No 9 yontb 4in street. ..

1, pley, Main Street. RAILROAD AGENT. Ihibcn tl. Turner, at McKeeu & Paddook^JklJtt

REAL- ESTATE AGENTS.' Hendricb

SADDLERY-HABAW A REfA Froii A. Bois No. 5 sonth Fifth street STOK-E .WORK. street, be-

Waltw ft Epploghonaen, CheS/y tween9.h and 10th.

J3TONE CUTTERS..

Wagner & MoFarlane, £ast of T. Q., B. B.

FtelgBc ftejiot. UNDERTAKES,'

laiac-Ball, oorner Third and Gh«rt^y: U. W. O'Conuell, Maui Street. [,oj -qJ .5,

ATTENTION

UONTBACTOB8.

We m»nnf*ctnre STEEL BOTTOM 80kr*PBRS frem thi most »ipravei pattern*.- They aie targ«, bot light,«r« easily flltad, and Van on thr* smooth steel bottom wrth- the Hast drift.

QOAL AND WOOD

H»«i« at

b«ir next meeting, to-wit: or* the evening of the StUof July best, for grading Orover »ti?et, tweea l»k aM «Waet».

The work tt ba dane accorttttig ta the-plans and aBd ptcItoatioas on4U« In tfw oUce «i £h« CUJ •ngtaeer.

tngimer.

^iNElMPOSlATIPN.^^ OMAP. QBwmNB^KD *XC®LtE»T tzt

^T'BKuCOTU PKlUli3CAT(. I Mt

& J£r

Rlciwleeer, WW .«rjl fl OaftadKMfto

t' .?

HeiDkr joerf (K«)'1IS|« ptfaia.ISi** is* .W «, J.W? -d .» lot i* iMt

Oaiet .te^^aeee

Tha four last kind* I sell 10 cents a glass at at

newly opened Wtne Boom, on Fourth (tract, to which invite myfriai da aad otiera. O. •. ntBBBT, ^alD-dlafe Oor. 4tk aad Ohio Sta.

rs-^sf-r'rnss..

r-'

nO i*

•*».. jf i-nr!

ab#®cl

BOBDEACX^H.XARET, ... _. 3

"O 13.

OGHS-

ai jLuaemuis.ni j- Gs.IwEISSjI ^17 d2m ^idj'

susiweas o*RECTORY. ATTOiiiS l5TS ^lprBtfitbli lialanO, t'»rrlngfcn BiSS?. m.

Mclioait, W Main, ft roe t. ?9t,iisnx0£

Uaird & Crut't,

6£

Mam Street. I

toott A Dofi 60 C»ilb t. "19aJ nJjC'ilui a to AK£HITI:CT3 ajs J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main aud Filth. 04ft WUliaUtl ooVner Nfnt6= aiMWttftwry oiiaflimaOOT& AMD nirfoia J«obloUr«JutlLJrporUiatiitft(ij •. niA li.OQ^S

AKJEtSTATiP^^%

UoiSg A Iiro".','iiafayo11i^ir^et."

lw.f .1-0 BILLlARftS?1" "?Ait$u'ia OAHlilAGE FACTORY.

osed wivk eei

j.*

'..

rsn jSi

SEWING MACHINES,.

q!f

r. H. Kiddle, 151 Main Street. ,SKIRTS. AND CORSETS

Ytt

are prepared 10 nil orders for any zxpmber wanted. .: Wm. J. B^tti A 00. B*gie Iron -WfUks,

Cor. Ist ftud Walunt *t»., Torre Hante, Inif. jel»7dfjff

is XA]

D. p. 8Tl:NKABD AND fflUUM .SABUCK. Havlflg'formed.a partnership ijndar the numeot Sttiakard ft Bartlck for in% Aaie of Coal* and Wood, wca'd respeotfnUy nnnonnoa pobilo that they will k*-tfp coAstantl* on hand *nd, lor sale at lowest rate*, all km'dsBf Ooatw #holeeale and retail, also Wood for .^he fall and •ititAf lraite. Ofioe at No. 25 Bantfn lloone, Terrc Hante, lad. All otd»r« fpr. Oaal filled promptly. A sliire of ths pnbTia 'paftonage' Is i.ii*ctfully.aoliciief ,V tit ,j*:

Mit BABBlOKt also w«aM iafotm tBe pnNIo' tk»t he intends to opoa, at tb» Coal OSco above napjed,' a OeneM Collection Aguncy fjr the €01lecaW of notes toid ao^auta which xuy be plaordHa bis h^ndi for'collection, and hope* by prdmpt attention t» basines¥ t» merit «b»r» tb« public pat. oDOijc. 1 1 WILLIAM BABMOK?

jelMSm

T-^fl

.-AXV.3

gTOKBaLd.MJ^jJUi.^PAK3.

WAlTEft & fePPIN6H0llS8Ma

Scotck Granite Monuments

Karble, Sate sm«t irta Uaui^ltaN I On»tea,

Wottt and Bhop* 8e5'*

tween 9th and 10th, naar Main. For apeeimens of onr work we aeler to Darning's Block. Metropolitan Block, Cory'* and 8a*e's Baildlnga, Rational St*ta Bank, Bew PoatofBea, Ma QrafOt'* aad Paying's Monnmenta, Ac., Ac.

j- w'

DRY 20008.

L'?illl fc .l ii Ini I'l i.

oio^at

1' ni #1 jajjjlti* iiifiS itom bet*

tij--

c.wimo&oo.(

fs 1?«

M4JN STREET,

OKMIWft BliOC^K (w

.oofaU tut 1 atft\d ajai*| •sew ,^aad -o'-*9u-«sa»G. ed* «8ioiqo edf nt tBbtsXR"

SftWBti "#3S ttfepj J« s-oiresfiJoetcletS

Por the next 20 days,

eril

A Bk" Drive in Hosiery.

The Pk(Bnix Hose at Iff cents.

A Better Quality ftlai "&} fti ll :. :q. L»it

Tot

Best Bibbed Hote,

3 hod

.Taw -i. -ImC

^aMEN'S|and BOYS'

v' JeSt t'Ai very hwtfwr««.

Look at1dor CHBAF^ABLB

A VABEfiTYiOP OOODS

na WHICM'lWfi. .,WAW-1 'TO SELL

St., tKtwfeeii:-#haiii*atft9ltio I At prices ^5 percentBelow Cost

That table Pearly Contain® bargains, &nd it will pay call in so am in he 0«r store is full of other jEjoodi, which-wvyiiiiBeH cheap. Ji*

N. B? AW eur godds af®"*first I class/ and na second among them |j

13n

ft .Wi'fTIG AiO

8THaMa0H2iMMOD

'4,

•UiU

TI^IjIUS MlfiSSBN,"

,4,Qi

nsAK^a^HAliBtAaUtaA nii.-

G0NF£€X10NEB AND BAKER, .•i*.iqn:^°* Feairtli Ik, 5 ^. J^tweeaMain «s4) Qhecry Stf^t*,-. •r»BBK UAym 1MD.

sxgaaeg^in^'*"' Orii&atttal Cakes, Pyramftft, Ice Crafem. Wftor lei a, CbaHvttv-cnsso, llr, Ranca ICaego, qUIte Ol»oe. Tl «i«n. Vromagi de Pam,

Oreata,faitsy, ToagLd, Calokan Balao "made,to ordar.

Fu.oyIca(Jre :i, wlllbami PtiuSata rartioa'tttt'iiished vHth OyitSraj Meats, Ir« Qrpj.ia, J«JJiastAc.,oa short notlea. may 19a am

-.GiiASSjaii WARBBOtjas.]

ifijifttiftL sttiai^uR

NoV. 205, 20?", 20^Vad 211 .N. 4th St.,

PHILADELPHIA.

Importer of tons"a

French, and English Vfi|idow^ French Ptati Glasi for WindoWi. Kranch Look lag Glata Platei. titinia»er«d fi.me Qlaaajor Skylifhta.

Col'ofed a&d Ornamental ChurchGlMa Fluted Glass for Conservatories. Every Size and TMekdrt, 5y

tin

Lange, CottteV Main aad 4th stre«f 8

origfttal case, bo*, or tingla U»lJVMi3ai• 1 root urany iriofular shape. -~martl(U(S»

A KCiUTiiCT BUILDJSfi.

vittbagh.

•-ire, .' 3R ^-7 flans, tepeoiCotiUsne, tall 'ltiiwings forolsbM

ire. 3R

bgpariitpniiariia|-an«l Oa fo# yretf d^ctinptlon of

daiUUagt. Orno*.—Soatb «ui

Here & Arnold, &9 Main street, a. Wefez

So.

1S9 Main street.

'ooFu+x ot

IUIq

ftfi&

UIU

l^ioalljVlHattftora.

nvWIlf c-

ITY FIRE INS^RA'NtSB'CO.

Uaa'Of

BAIL EOAD

^NilLUNCRY. —:s fli $at. lVfILitlNERY.'

*a-«-..-

Has removad to the' corneif of Foarth aad Obi' treaty, wiMraaliala ndir apetilat a fail aad eensi plete utocfc of Spring style %anata, Blkaana, flow rs.' Ao. ffAIKOOO09^-Onattntly nn band 1 shqjC3. vortmaut .ot Swi^cbae, OqUs.-'Yletofi* ?ifes attdall kinds of Hair Work, i-adins oali andno* the aasorcaunt.

M^RTNG. »,

Mrs. I. HrliElNIEg Cloak and Drees Bfaklhg A lethment to Baylor's new ballduig on OW# tweell Poof ttt add" Fifth streets, whare ffia «e plaaaad

ne^aU.wbo desire tha boat pKfeat-

work In tbi» line" Particular atUnHda^wfll given, as hrtrtto* ^iTl^ttmsUfantf' hate been enga|ed Wediliqg Coatamea.-'Batt «nd Pacty lirMSiia Ladies aad Children's Cloaks and Ireeaee ma no actuml prtraochaM ind^dtspatch Jltt/

.fn'w J* HYUCIAMS.

*5 ®d

739,1

-ix* li*&i

2,^ly41"» I-'.

italiaa HatM« aa«

stone BeiMiag Work

*T.: YOUNG, at: PHYSICIAN and \8UKQtdk: eefldft-Weat MOa MbUe Sqaara, (rormerly-ooeavied teir. Cnrtia.) -daV«ttaadatf to *igfc( and-ttay, IShtional Hon*).

«w uotraaa or i4aostJaaa, a» 4attvere4 at tfea Sew'fork Hinmm of Anatomy, embracing ft» toMaats, ktHw and What to Lrta

s*»V

StStl*. «W*i8lii«i

ij.iiyi tj^iiuiiiLU'iiu'

Ml YdiAU

ESTABLISHED MAYlS.1851

LEATHER, NlD^t

A* BURNETT, $04 aiff

tatter, HMm,Sib.8kM fiiis. lags, aad Carrier's Aalt,

fee. 144

myeevtf

HAPTI, IHB„

At tSl» Trae^l HotQl, Mfc HI ne tra iiau St., feet. «i ae« ftft. «ts., TSJtRE HAUTE, mo.

Q.05PT«:

SO oebte

MOUSE

•«»& *oj Meri»o 2^1oiati( at

jns

LADIES' ^1 HISSES',

4iiw CaiLDREN'S

BJEfOELltB* 8TABLEB

Tte nntettlgued, at his tivery StaWa tla Hoom^ *»ee» *WT BVatMB.'

rhirdatrpat,

tappo^U

th» Bnatla

i/ropared witagoad stock aad Cai tathaynblio. Any perton wishing dejoatt0 Howes, Bm

n58»^tVtM u»«"r

GENERAL CO^ECTING AGJSWT,

II 1 1 .« adi heist ."iii

J0AB'

ATTOBNEY AT

ci to rreo tc»iq 4*ur •e*tfiio)bei eiet'i'

Floor*. 1

Of errrosrew

cwj tnu, sr.? b'S* sea

urn i. a

BaaMahea at UtSMti

tin

KABBUGK^-1

let

uMimd.'' WICauM wi»bgaetioB »Stnlnoe aad Nervona Diaaaass aouonnted for Martags Pbiloaopnicaii/ oonaidered, Ao- Pookat olaaaa oonteialag thesa Leetaraa will bo tot' warded oa receipt of foar stampe, by sUlwsinl! Bmfr Haw Toas Mnawm o*A*Afosrr, 618 Broadway, Bew York. •*wm saarl«dly

-i

:lA

mth Ke of tke flMat .\les fiiSn't

zu-.ww w. SHAFFEB, rtetn.

•old Whlaky

2 S?""

By"

t»Uky Mtd bjr tht (ftllon, qnart udpiac.

8JGJT BA INTER,

Ftfu iM few aort&'ot AlLwork dona prompil- acd at rtaaMMAa

...- -*M*

J. VCbUAX POTHSWIIJJVX^QMAS 4

Ofurlage Msniifiietiirers^ Oorner it ut Wriwf itr«eta, Terr* Haute, Bapair&g dot'« Promptly aad at iiw BatM.

arllelss at Uanter's

Livery Stable, wffl twaceommodaUd with mon«v bV •CCCflUttbdStt'd With HT7NTKB OOLLI^a.

VF^NHOOD AKP TAB VIGOR ™A O'

TtOX3TH

restored In four weeka., OB.

i«««SP'S ESOSNQl or LIFK rast^iW-Manly po-ar-. fron» whatever oanse arls'ng 1 thaeAma otarly.pernfcifas habits, seif-abnsa, lmpot-acj tnadlclDe.tf taken feffdlarlv aoo^rding if taksn fegdlarly aoctectioi»i(whloh are Tory slap la.

ing to the di-

—, and raqvlra no

restraint from feosinesa or piaasara.) Fall are i« impossible." 80M18 bottU. at W,or fpni qaanti tiee in one for 19. To be ba 1 oatj sf thi *Mia upointed a^ant in America, B. eiBTUIN, W,1S ivenaa, car. of IStb elr-et. V. 4SM •JJ1 guid/ivaa oe£

ATTORNEYS. iVStJ i* M. MBBEDITTF, 6dt Attorney at Law,-'1-!1 On lot—In tarrington ^lock, Tarre Haate, Lo^c laarSOdwtf hSL.yiaats

Attortiey ait ",3

NOTAIfSr PTJB&IC. Otrfflk—On. Ohio Stmt, batwsaa Ttdrd Mia rourttjtreets. _po08dawfim «o. p. aaias. cuna .inmiiD .A ORUJFT, .VAO

Xttorney^ at JLiftw," Omoi.-No. 82 Main Straet, tip statn. .•..•avjj.

jnmjLemmmez*

foblMU

Wm. E. MoI*BAW,V

Attorney ttndOounseUoratXiAi^

a»o

vtu3e(

Notary Public. io i)sh

^0*Mci-0n soath-east ddrner ot 3d A iUin sts., |Otar Bbarly Mnaiaj'sD ng 9tora. '. 4

ltd-?

'u^tooT&troj «aofj •'T loi

A ABKOLD, I1*

SO MAIN STiECESBJT,'

-13 UfeTis

§Sdth 4b'j

9'I^a »:si

do'd*

SPLENDID WHALEBONE

CORSET

•ilHtl".*!"

bonftr:

HABTfOBD,

JIFQOBPOBATICP IM7. iiwjrAi« jj.-gcifcoafd

ttidi

T. WIEBSTKb' PraaMlittt'. 8%'?.'?80 (Jto, W, Bacrotarj t- •.***' &H,

SIMPSON, Agmi.

»U frr,d

cui.'eiinJ

HOOP SKIRT

tlfotr own manufacture*«

-j

ctf.

X'GooDPAijidr

faaJ

IADIES :AIOSE

/r.eca

K«3

U»B

ifi

7ra.0'O ia»b:

OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.'- 9

they KepairFree Charge

All Hoop Skirts

were bought or them or^eir

""I

lYlDfliliD NOTICE.

Ue boaka of the Catnpasy

Mt-

,&2ft IQtt

I«fw Hansel IodiaaaBOlis K«K.C«. Txsaa H»oT*. Juoail If^rrsqo Tba Board of Dlraoiora have this d»y daile^ad, a dtvtfaattof *tx (6 p.r eaot* f. fromfeHertmtnt Tax, payakia to ttoiokbol d«y» regn terad

art

.t*

tho Ust *aj cr

Kay. WeaMrndivldeadwjrWpald«ths^Boe^ of tisa Tiisasnrii & TeriS» Hatrta, on aodmarU* Ut. Bj ordar ft the Board,

JT- A. MORBISJI RR/TED

geotatarir..

fg?

OMNIBUS LINE: tha udicstowl bsdsc pncltasa* •fll.r, a ilneof omnlkujjM,j?i^i»vvs„t9 oobv.j} psstsintf toall parts ofth^eity and attend all' raflroaa trains.

O&acas for calls, lat on toe ylato at tjba ?o#teffloet Bbarla Bit-dlfJ 'a «r .las UtdSk BoiiSa, 102 oramptly attended to.

Bavbsg» thorottgB know!' jfe of thecity a nnmherof yeara aiperlenaa ia.ttiis b«aia®»eflo» we aaHelt

patronage oar oWmends anda«_

many itaw onsaaa |aa faivor as tb eslltc iSillw JoiS-aiin W B.,QBI1TITB OO.

fftaj

*ai

yfQOVl WOOp WOOD ^WT

Two

hnndrad oords

tor

seasoned Cord Wood

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