Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 July 1869 — Page 1

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NIN^'EEJSTH YEAH

THE STATE.

All the County Trewurert have settled with the

Thb great revival in Richmond continues with unabated intereit fr, -1

A Unitid Stat*s army recruiting office has been opened inJndUnapolii.

The

Method lis on Sunday.

Ind. Sentinel.

new German

fold Rt lndianapo-

Tbe corner-stone of a new German Reformed VkaHk was iaW At: Fort Wayne oa Sunday.

W. S. Linols, of the La Fayette aurter4lt0,tm9rlP-E,-'-ro&-

famiiy.

wUt?

Tfl* trial pf Abrams has been postponed U» August PMt, a personal favor to the counsel for defense.

Mbs, PttK, of "Indianapolis, bad a windfall of $l6,000 in gold, the other day, by tbe death

Tee Slato Board of Equalization will meet this mining, when the appeals of railroad companies will be considered.

A falling teeb killed Mack Clawson and seriously injured John Jackson, in Lebanonf J3»nje cqbjtyilAt Thursday.'

The arrival of tbe cars at Worthington, three or four weeks liance, ii to be

The

Sentinel

says Texas cattle are

again pouring,into this State- Fifty car loads of "long horns' passed over the Bellefo^tajnj jjiltf $ ra ^atwday.

AKTioua of Association were filed, oa Saturday, with theSecretary of State, of the AuHfe»ffeiMir Fvmitdre Manufacturing

•fQ7»f*fiy,Vi*fa 8tJck

of $15,00^). J,,.,, ,{t(j- I v,

A PARTY,

rir

HOK.fW0~ir»iiSS?and Ji*. K. McDonald left Indianapolis for San Francisco ]Ha|efd%y. ynorqjgg,* via the Faciflo jjwiJi absent about three weekn, ,m

the soene jrt Saturday," havl 11

startling developments

visited on and the

regarding the

Young murder, frpni SDtrjtual sources.—

.v«Au. -l':

Is iJi»JfcWsWWe 4«ed to4¥ery lot of the town of Brooklyn, Morgan county, contailA ihsft the purchaser* of Jots And tbeir suceessors shall never slld^M* ihUiilatfsg" Hqttors to be «old as a beverage upon the property thereifttWnT4$ft4o JY» J«s ^v?T

Gov. Bakeb, a9 President of the Board oi Tfustett of the Agricultural College, h^s galled a meeting of the BoardittTiwAeW ftVthe Executive Department oa' TuBsday, the 20tlji Instant, to coniltor th« question of locating the College and otter Matters connected there 11 '.*:* rn v"i rt with

FRci^!iho,Iia!aQatoll3 papers we learn that swie tim# during Saturday Bight, a burglar or burglar* entered the store of W. ^, Talent|ti9 fttid f. J. Medina, at 34 West jTTashlffgfon street, in that cltyi and suoeeoded la getting away with some four tbousafid dollars ^rortb of goods, principa^y-: b*11. From the marks left upon aevoral pf ibe window shutters, and the door, It appeats that the instrument used

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the window was a curl,

ing iron or marljn-apilt^ The burglars effected Uieir entrance througlrthe second •tory wind&N^lathe reaf ofth6 building, whloh thfef resjcbed by climbing upon the roof of tbe one story building in the rear.

The New Albany

Commetiial

of Sat

urday J'Ma^h&l Akers left yesterday for farrabee1s Station, for the purpose of iaveetfgatlng the recent horror at tbat place Marshal A. is notsd as one nfoonp the. best detectives in tbe West, snl lie wTlTTeaTe no effort untried to find out thest^tgr perpetrators of the nurder, robbery and arson We have tbe beSt^ Waeobs1 fdr believing that the villains will be arrested and brought to punishment, and this may occur within the ne^$(f)4tytfe)r feour*. We believe Marshal Akers is on the right track, and that his labors will fee crowned with suc-

J. H. HoLLIDAT writes from Coving, ton to the IndianapolisStntintl that: "The county Jail has more occupants now than at any time since it was Dalit, and among the** ii ,Frtd. Betoster the perpattator of tbe horrible murder, a few wows ago. M.iss Baoklebelmer, the young lady he shot, has almost entirely reoovered, but the ball has never been «ttract*d. It passad directly through the bead, from aide to side, and the brain ooced out of the orifice. With the exception of alight feverlsbnesa she suffers no inconvenience Remster iW'playing oraay," so the people think, and occupied the time in singing, groaning, praying, swearing, yelling and other violent ebblltions, supposed to be the cheese for a lunatic.— He does not attempt to deny a knowledge of his crime. He complains a good deal •of his head', and myi that while mining ia Montana, a stone fell upon it, hurting Aim badir. A day or two rfinca ha pronounced himself better, and requested to be alloMd W£Q into tt\e harveei field and work: that.he AocglA, would cure him. Strange to say theSneriff wouldn't accede to hu mild request. Tbe people here reg«rd this craziness as a sham, and there Is a dam yet quiet feelinc that if he escapes punisnm&t at the hands of the law, he .must find it at the hands of a mob. There are also strong threats of lynching him, if aa etMmptls made to try him In another coonty. I do not believe that these threaMTMtill culminate in a wreaking of vengeance by mob law, bat some very good citizens here are advocating such a coune It is to be hoped that if Remster is doomed.to death, it will be by a court of Justioe,mot by a band of regulator *o-called.'°

Last Satubdat night some seoundrel entered the sleeping apartment of tbe young and beautiful daughter of Mr. J. R. Bell, Kvansville, and attempted to render her insensible by the use of chloroform for a hellish purpose too obvious to require mention. Being earelea? in the Ase of the liquid he threw some of it in her eyes, whereupon she awoke and screamed and the fiendish wretch fled. Hemp was made for the necks of such as he, or it was made in vain.

We understand that Mrs. Rosengartner, who has gone deranged on the subject of Spiritualism, has been very much devoted to planehette, but never manifested a very great interest in the spirits until the Convention met here, although she was a mediam. About six weeks ago the lady visited the Jefferaonville circle, and on her return home manifested symptoms of •insanity. She has been growing wone, gradually, until now she believes that her every act and word iscontroied by spirits, and it is necessary to keep a dose watch over her. It is thought by her friends that with proper treatment she may recover from her sad afflctiont—Ind,

a relative in Canada.

Senti*

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From Washington.

Washington, July 12.—The Interna' revenue department has received infor" mation of the conviction at Williams" port, Pennsylvania, of Martin Biliomire and 2. Ulman, on charge of violating revenue laws in relation to distilling. They are two of tbe-most wealthy men in that part of the Stale, and the largest distillers. Both sentenced to two years in the penK ten tie ry and are now in confinement.

The Supervisor of the Western District saya these convicts hoped to escape owing to thfBir riches and influence, and their convletion will have a good effect on smaller distillers who violate law.

I DID HOT ATTEND. The President did not attend the Stengerfest at Baltimore this afternoon.

CONSULS.

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-The following appointments are announced James R. Weaver, of West Virginia, United States Consul at Brindez, and C. N. Goulding, of Ohio, Consul at Hong Kong.

FOBTMAStERS.

The following commissions of Postmasters have been signed: E. B. Head, at Harrodsburg,, Ken-

•\$m. M. Grubb, at Russellville, Kentucky. D. Y. Derrick*, at Meadville, Penary?-* vania.

W. Hunter, St. Joe, Missouri. THE PRESIDENT. The President and family will leave Washington on Wednesday next for Long Branch. The President will return after ten days absence, without his family, and will determine his future movements ac» cording to circumstances.

INTERVIEW.

Governor elect Walker,.of Virginia, had a lengthy interview with thb' Presfdent at the White Houbs and attracted much attention.

CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO.

Hie State Department has issued cif lar advising citizens having claims against the Mexican Republic to forward them promptly to that Department .f^r the consideration of the Commission appointed to examine and decide upon them. The claims will be argued beforo Commissioner J. H. Ashton, at the expense of the Government.

Claimants are requesUd in e^ery case to furnish to the-Department- satisfactory proof showing,

First, That they are citizens of the JTnited States. Second, The time when the claims arose.

Third, The present owner or owners of the claims. Fourth, The name and address of the person authorized to act for claimants, and to correspond with the Department on the subjeot of the claims on application to the Department by letter or otherwise.

Circulars will be sent to claimants containing substantially the rules as to the mode and form of proof which have been adopted by th?_Commission organized under the convention between tbe United States and foreign governments for tbe adjustment of claims.

FromGatcago-

Chicago, July 12.—The following Items are attained from the head quarters ctfLt. Gen. Sheridan.

By command of Maj.Gect- Schofleld the name of the camp establisbed on the right bank of Medicine Bluff Creek, Indian Territory, heretofore known as "Camp on Medicine BluffCreak/' and also 5S "Camp Wltohita,'' Is cbanged to Fort Sill, in commemoration of the name and service of 0en. Joshua W. Sill, killed at the battle of Stone River, Tenn., Dec 31st 1862.

General Stanley, comw audi tig FortSully, D. T-, reports the murder of two young dtlze&s named Anderson and Henderson, on June 8th at Deypoint, on the east bank ot tbe Missouri. The murder was done by Brule aad Sioux -lodt—* who escaped.

MsJ. Gen. Hartsuff, A.

G., retiinjeaT

BASE 6ALL.

The Hed Stockings Base Ball Club of Cincinnati beat the Forrest City Club at

Rock

ford on Saturday, by a score of

34 to 13.

LAHX CASE.

The great Cairo land cue of Thomas Beaver vs. Staats Taylor, et el, at Springfield, Saturday, was given to the juryt who gave a verdict for the defendant. A motion for anew trial was overruled. It la understood a bill of exceptions wMl be filed and the case taken to th|» Supreme Coqrt.

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London, July 12—Bright and Foster have withdrawn the resignations which they reckitly tendered to the Reform dub. The Oxford'boat club have gone into active training. ^,

London, July 12.—The Times ia no article on the progress made by the Bu'sian power in the East, regards tbe absorption of petty Muss elm en States by Russia as beneficial to the world, says her presence in Asia must be consistent with the maintenance of British authority in India. With a prosperous and contented people, continues the Times, we are cafe. When tbe security of our power in India is felt, and all fear of Russia is dissipated, bofii countries may unite to develop the vastjregion committed to their care.

France-

.filtKST, July 12.—Dispatches through, the new cable from tbe Great Eastern up to this morning report the steamer was off Slew Foundland, and only 30 miles distant from the Bpot where tho splice is to b« made. Signals good, all,well.

Ireland-

Belfast, July 12.—A riot here yesterday between Orangemen and Catholics For awhile mob law was supremo, and mpbh excitement prevailed- At Jength th| rioters were dispersed, only one arrest made &ALWAT,July 12.—Fenian outrages are almost of daily occurrence. Last night Captain Lambert was shot near his own house, in this vicinity, and fatally wounded. The assassin was arrested. 1

Austria-

Vienna, July 12.—Tne official red book which has just made its appearance says, the government has no reasons for beeping Prussia ,anjL other Garman .States. ,tba4 diplomfc$» »il(enfcti&b eaaiitiinfe^ih* existingstaittfraiy

eral peace, but respects other powers and nantrar^ilfitfiaff^J remains .»

N^:^,7july-ll^IM^ fro# London, July 11th, says at a Cabinet meeting M^ayaMesi^adttBMNaaflMrindb:

$hurfu mimmmm wt MIIJ wj iwyii

nteSKawonBtos JlflUBiapiUMWI 1 UMiUJi sition tdtfeld 'bdtli»V ^rttflwly^*ipi

a nieetinf-#f tlis Miuls

^rrobA,sS^*.ia(f aeSblsl^llllir UlglHlliWVnRVnfr whfeaj'We jJhWi O^ppe .iMprtfrmftj

W.n'S8!l«t.iii -m in in

the Jief

ffi&MEfi.win CTIWaPiif liiMUHl

tha 111 iniafil—j •ithiifK

chpinP1 iwpjqww

csecond day after thttl the fiaaaiacdisBMia nandez and posted themselves on the jacent Lieut. O theiiygiosi^ After £hts victory tlieyfei mqla^ed yiqi rtu«PU*»fely

sparawjs

days.

riiiw ^nllaiitj

-»i V..1 •-ViW.V-'S^Cil.I'- J1 'IBB'W. '.WW*:

day 10 |ff» WltlBWI MMllVWIU BlfUIji transactions in Wall street. Several v?i|l probabiy be indicted for usury

FASHION COURSE

The trot this afternoon on Fashion Colirse, Long Island, bstween American Girl and Lady Thorn, best 3 in 6 to harness, for purs# of $2,500, was won by American Girl taking the 1st. 2d and 4th heats.

Time—2:28J, 2:24$, 2:27$, 2:24* Track heavy with dust, and neither I'cfse in first rate condition.

From Baltimore-

Baltimore,

to head Quarters from the West on Safiir-/cession of the Northeastern Sangerbund In tr.11 »kl mnrn day

THE POWELL SXPJCDXTIOK.

It is now reduced to nearly a certainty that the statement attributed to John Sumner, of the loss of the Powell exploring expedition, is without foundation. It is quite certain that when Sumner nas not returned from the expedition to repprt its destruction three weeks ago, he would certainly have bean heard from ere tlHs by telegraph, by letter, or in person, by Mrs. Powell, with whom and her btuband he was on two previous expeditions, and for wham he has the wannest rc or by his own relatives. Bis brotbsr-in law, the editor of tbe Denver News, being without any communication from him telagraphed to the operator at Bridger for Information, and received this reply, which he publishes Tn the News of the 6th Inst.: "No man came to Bridger from the Powell expedition. The report origin atwl from the drowning of Mr. Hook in Green river. There are to tne big liars In this country, and they wanted to tell something, so they got up the story. The first we beard of it was from Grangers. The report waa that all the party was drowned but one, and that he came in here. At Veast there is not a man at tbe pest that has ever seen or heard of any of Powail's p*rty since they left Bridger last spring."

July 12.—The grand pro-

moved from Concordia Hall this morn ing, marching through the principal streets, was composed of six divisions, the first being cavalry, escorting Gov. Borie anl staff, tbe second, two brigades of military, and the remainder, different s! mginp societies of this city, and visitors. various trades were represented by tams decorated, and each regiment and -oiety had a band and numerous banner*. Orer 10,000 persons were on the streets to view the pageant. The weather exceedingly warm, Seltzer water glv«n out, and fears are expressed that lager ill run short.

The Arion Society of New York bore a banner on which was inscribed "From Boston noise, still sick and sore, took a ride to Baltimore," where they, as every one may see, now hold what is a jubilee. A herring, a lager barrel and a pretzel were suspended from_the banner. The singing match take! place to-night at the Maryland Institute, by eighteen societies.

From Albany, N. T.

Albany, July 11.—A woman giving her name as Louisa "Walsh was arrested last night with a portion of the silver chalice statue from St. Mary's church in her possession. The woman says sbe has two children in Brooklyn, that her husband deserted ber and she is destitute.

A MAN KILLED.

Andrew Boden, a drover of this cityi was killed Saturday morning-on the Bos* ton Railroad near Hensdale. He had charge of some cattle for Brighton, and it is supposed he fell between the cars.

From Boston

Boston, July 12.—Lii yester jightning day struck the house of Mr. Sullivan, at East Boston, killing his son aged twelve yejffs, and damaging the house by fire.

U®AT—Betty and 803c lower at SI S spring, 1

TBRRB-HATO INDIAN^3 TUKSDAY MORNING, JULY 13.1869.

BkUc in. a Saiiroad Tunnel. CAMStoo^O, July 11-A Portioa of the arc&of the Tunnel on Uie at thts plaoa gave away tfas ^rniofr«v, ting down a great mass of jhrt •»d"ck Very little drteatfo* to t*«*el wllbe caused!lythis, and ereiy tht^g oanbe easily hauled around tie hllL Parties whoclaim to know say it can be cleared

from San Frasctsco.

9ak Fkavcuco, July 12.—A portion of tie Tallow Jacket Mine at Gold Hill, Nevada,-*- beea teelosed on accouat ot the prevalaaca oitmokn and jpas. to, belirted finr Js#«U burning utha^m. PoWt Mine.'

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BiicHMCHDr Jtily 12.—Official election retiffns so Ux show that tbe Weeks voted closer to tbeir registarad Atrangth than the Whites did. The less intelligent blacks areiwPienertUly fcapoeed to acoept the situation. Yesterday a Walker aegro

wa^

Mt upon by a colored mob on one of the public promenades, and had to be rescu«d by whites. ^. —1*•

I '-PJiii From fftwyMa MempSis, July 12^—The faotala artf rapidly filling up with delogetes to the Chinese Labor Convention to-morrow.— Koepman Hop, the importer, telegraph* tnat he will be here to-morrow. Planters frosn various parts of the South and West are beTe in strong force.

CEtfcnnTATI XABOTBy teti^aphj OmonniATi, July 18. y^ohk—ball but QilchftDgsd, funllj »t fS 00 ®WSAT—»«4at fl 369t 40, closing doll-

CORN—TJnch»ng*l »nd in demand at To®77. o!t8-»-T1iiu at sagTSaad ia light «upplj\ RffJC—Dull ot SI 16, BARLEY—Dull and lower, new at $101 19. COTTOH—Qni«t, middling at 33. TOBACCO—Firm jwlth good demand at fall not

?I\§b]^T—Higher,

BtJLK ME ATS—Tinnerat l^i913

TiABD—Held at 19, not aaleabie at totta* Stlaa ijttKB-Flrm at 22«28 53—17018. rtiririr ngTfi

LINSEED OIL—Doll at tl01 03.

forSo

1 do, 1

aiid 2 do, S6 for winter Tor amber Michigan, 45 for soft Mo Jo eprlag an 1 70 lor white Gallforala. K—ateady at fl 27 for weatern and 1 28 for K'aliBy—Dull and nominal. lALT^-Qniet.

pbtt^TSQff for

•fit

new mixed western via ca-

o»l[and 91093 tor do via railroad, 9? for ttsall lot

do, dosing hear and abont 109c below

evtrame quotations. e^QATS—Without decided change at 82083 for WS2S9Sl^

COFFEE—Quiet anp dull. 8UQAB—Firm with good demand at 11^011^ Wr: Cuba. otOL AS3E3—Dull and unsgttled. ^F£ i'kOLEUH—Quiet at 17 for crndaand320 t2)£ for refined. JMQPgw^lQiet at 1016 for American.

IiIFSEED OIL—Quiet at fl(§l 01. ODBPEMTI»E-Firmst44046. tBOBK—Firm at f38 U0SS 37foraew mesa, il T5 for olddo, 860-7 for prime and 28 2S089 .,l,Xor prime mess.

BEEF-toptiys at (8016 for new plain meis an# 12018 for new extra mess. WT UEaTS -Quiet and heavy at 13%014 for shOhldars aad 16016)$ tor hams.

M1DDLE9—Steady. 1«ARD—Quiet and steady at 16%019)£ for stsaM s.nd 19J6®30 for kettle rendered, fy BOTraR—Steady at 160S9 for Ohio and 90036 lor Sttte. .CHUMK—Dull at 11016. .:

MOWEY—Anuounctaent of further pdfcbal** tjie month rates to-day exceptions at 8 the supply of money is ample all Snaoclal circles were buoyant to«day". arEBLlNQ-Flrm at 934'JiO. aOJiO—Firmer, opanlnj at 36%, clined to 3^, then steadily rising, closing active at S6^.

glNSWIWNflVWF^ef t^ad* by the government during t£e has c»u»e4 greater ease in Jfioney and rate flllw DdliffGilH Shied 7 percent currency v.ith some ssi a. av! I a a?!

Sf'fC.iAl' NOTICES

,1 JaojjM

:sai* DetQoods.

Vi»geo

Staple Dry GoOis

Jeacy Bre« Oocds. Sew Jsrk quotations for Cssca iuELL, RIPLEY & DEMING,

Corner Fifth and Main ftreeu.

IMPORTATION,

CHEAP, OENUIXE AND EXCELLENT

AT BtDOOED PRICES, AT I E S

Ni4na«aer,iMa i.9ff MKfeeMMS 1M HeDkrsaMr (red)'lSft8»prcaia.7S vr hot .6 Deldtslfeimer(white)" f.t5 .« Catawba UO Claret .«

The four lait kinds I sell

fir

10 oeats a atase at

at nf newly ope*ad Wlae Boom, oa ntMk street', to which Invite my friends and others. 0. A. IKBEBT, jeio-dim. Oor. 4u aad Ohio Sts.

T8AMB0AI IB&iNliEllENTd O ruR RUNNWO NuiiTH uT

Terre Haute

to COYlngton.

•TBAJfEB EACGLAIBE, Caut. ShoeoaVer, Oommander, will leave Terra Hante for Covington sad lnSecaadtote landings, Mondays and 'ftartdays at 9 o'eloak P. *., and ntma Tuesdays ndTitdayr.

RTtiUS XMOB, J. B. Whitekar, Oommandar. leU-rw TsMdays and Fridays for tbe above aam4 porta,*nd tetara Wedaeadapa aad Saturdays, at9f. %.

JJANC1NG MR. WA8TELL, fraci LouieTfll*, has the boner to aanoasce to the tahabttaaa of Tarr* Hatita aad rtclatty that k« tataed* oyeaiag a Jurenfle claaa fcr the above aooomptlahmsst. at Pe&oe's Hall, emmeaclag Wfdaeeday next, Juaa Pth.

Hours Tuition—'WWa'sdayi from 3 to 6 P. aad 8atar4aye from ia to IS A. M. and from 3t»6P. *.

Taaai 01 a daltars p»rmonth. Mr. Westell -ritlts this city at the reqoeat cf several of oar most prominent fsmtliee. aad baa tba grattfieatiaa of r*fsrrin?«o Jadga Eiy as to hi* iaaiications, As. JaSdtf

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE, N£AE CIKCIKUATI.

This well-tnoirn InstitnUsn will comaence 11* Twa»tT-1lrst year of stndy, on THTJESTAT the 19 th of 8api»»b*r n«xt.

Tha hlftaet edooa'ional adrantaft* anjoyad, nadar a fall corps of experienced aad approved Teacbar*. ...

Kxtaasiva ornaaaeted, Oroaadi. Beabtlfal BaiUlnfa irfih nodern Improvements. Xlerattd situation. oteHoOklng th»ssb»rb« of Qnrfnaatl.

Pikes Lew beyond example. For farther isforsatjon, or f#r Catals^ncs, apsly W the PreaWeat-

BKT. S. C. BUST, D. D.

Jyl0-itaw*2taa Oottta JUu, Ono.

OUT

ti:

Virginia-

COwDS

SMS $~'i it-Mi*1

I -I'jl. I

closing at «C#l 00,

"p«OVIHIO%S—Firmer but quiet. MKSB POBK—Held at 183 bat there not jnnch demand and SS 60 le the rata offered.

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r#^TiAKD OIL—fl 3701 31% PIKtOLEDM—BT«3B for refined. SuQAB^Tinn with fair demand, Sew prleann aklSV isafscs tl

t—Steady at 31026.

3fcP-lM5. OgTT—laSler at 8010 per cent. C7HABO® —Firtner at par bnyhig

.aatti

W 8.YCfi ft €0.

33 i£.

Kr*rnf»r«4(Mty«^Mk WMth»r«U^

be» fottmRL

'ii-jBsifa

be» tea

DRY GOODS

JiOOR AT TBE ATT ..j (tif* V-! OttlLDBIK^

.-.C .• i. 1o OW,

mu aaeas woods

tsr.: ..y htmqpii ad j-

laffsmt v»riety, Ia nftau:%&lai'«dlatt chtrfef.'

S-

Lluia Ltfee Paints oqia

I a a W S

Crmpm.

X*rsv »toefe of r' a

SUMMER SHAWLS

15»- -J ca .tv i. oqrt»H W. v: -0I AMD h'l liac

Silk San Umbrellas.

Extra

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rious

vni!

tqhfla

f0T

abonl-

dars, and It&i for sldea. UTACQN—Demand quite light at for sboaldert, rib aidea 17, clear rib 1TK and ta 18^.

Style*,

Fans,

!ff'j

II£W TOfiK MARKET Wrnm tbmm, July 12. AfilTES—Pot» qqlat and stady at il 3701 -COTrOH—Uncnange at far middling "TjLOTTB.-Favors buyer*, salet of 10,800 bbl at

03.

SO05 £0 for snperflne aUte and weetero, 6 60 ,90for extra State,6 2006 90 for extra weetern, 85 fbr white wheat extra, 6 6007 Ou

MEAL—Iu derate }i»qaea% atfi os *•,•4 7eWr*re»«ern. tf^D fair reqaeet at fl 0(^01 St for

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•id .biicr'snT rni .Ju-itts.-i!

THE TRIMMING STORE

BaltoBg

mtlch trimmlngi,

Trimming Satins, Plqaes

Trimmings to

uvsiuia xafc^ut|-JS it *n»lt

fJlatil

r\-'

iT.»«4 !J«

r*aa

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AT OTR i'iH"

WaU

•Si si Wui

iiic'i -la i&jtjjiMif 'iai- at "i'AI'i Decoration^

w. 8. RYCM & CO

ti'l A W "i

J'Ulf 'iil ijfK am fii.

Vti.'

BA-RaA.IlSr8

Cornelius

& Hagptys.

SO Dozen doop Skirti

At2t®5«id 3C cMfc.

I ii" J!*1 ."r:o Good JLi't Colored Prints at cenls.

Tard wide Brown Opslln »,!%•»«is ceuis.

Good Bleaehtd Bulitf at Incests.

•IT!

Ureas Goods

Ladies' |L*«e ae low JO cants a pair.

Cheaper than ersr.

Ctood Ihmd, WarraMtat BOO yards, only 5 cants a spool.

Large Stock of Jeans an| 4'otto#flKles L\ very low prlcaa.

STOCK OF

nqiiEs,

KJ. 4

Smf

PEICAifS,

FR CH and BCOVCf

GCTGKAH8,

$4 :x ia

STRIPE®,^

CHECKS and TICKl

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fob irrmoDT.

uooos

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170

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a6.4e«:

—sT »vt

&fe

*.y*

letall. Uept.

First Floor.

Wceter^ -134? »«-5i «t-i

•'"'if.j ^a-' w|

the n® 20 day*

A Big Dnrem Hosiery. 4iri'.iC CO "•SiViSfi'l f! The Phcienis:Hose "7^ .sjua

iteB

Rt 15

'"1 to .»* .-f-p,.

Better Quality

KfilTS

matck»

Ladles' and dents' English

Hosiery,

Driving and other

til yb-5-t

Fans, Fans,

In White, Drabs, Bst^lasll Cbaeka, Strip** Ac.forOents sad ^py*, tn4erpriee. .•

kh'atSii

and

BCOSIBBY

XjOOK at onr OKBAP- TABLB

I A VARIETY OF GOOD9

WBTCH

WE WANT TO

priees

motes, va

)4 u,

i- sn

Marseilles & Honey Oo^l

S A I

tor

7 0007 60 for extra St. Louie, 8010 uo [good to choice do. cloalng heavy. TLOUR—Flimer at ft 1000 40.

**Tn new designs and at poyaiar prieeei--

«ARPm WALL PAPER $c

per

See.

Jiff ten'

ihu

j.'?

Dneks an«Lln«nii

cent

A|PI

•'i Th

E 8! -wrwi

TII]E^__.

OAbE OULTIVATOtt.

ttil« Btdluji Pie# was introduced by oa In this eeotLs, |ast srai-n, and aad r.as glrot enohfer-

i«oi and utiru satMfaotlim that we do not healttieso roommeail It highly and ask: ha attantioc

oi forcisrs to its a-eMts.

tt is trulrely different

Its upetition froin the

Bnjekoye, Ha«keye, ^^rmeis or any ooltlrator

•e(tiav6 eTjr seen, ana wtli not be thrown In (fa* fence corner, i.a dud others Iuts T)ean. Tt is

ia^y to eperaie, eo tasy tbat a bey Jfefera old

cat do astO'jd acrk, at"! tpic« an mock of it as

I -r •..

a |im iutba ordtaary •»}. "it is »VO'd: tldng

wud ii WAJ^BANrBBASttlCclHBltNTH).

rUE BLESSING COBiV FLAJSTEB!

Nam tb« Lnbor of une Ban I frafi ttc Con witft Fertert JicgiilHttr!

Is a One-Hcrie Planter!

COSTS ONLY flO^SO.

C'rcnlaip tomainitif cnte at.d tail d#eripthat ct tbe above, seat on application,

TWO-HOBSfi CORN PLlSTKESI

OOHxN DRILL#.

1IWI$8

farm Implements,

i»- did« I'oMIc Sqnare, TCItHB HAGTB. 1H1.

HKBZ 4k ABMVLB,

::*i i*. v.i

89 STBECf,

I 8 2 -ef I Z**-X a" ...j: :J ,*?&:• bci

'8PLMD1D WHALE^I!ii'

O S E

At 79 cents.

h:-i

s- »j

sr.t n.i

I A a

xA.wm\

I 'is cd ^siia i*M a? flw SO-ce&tK I eaii ru

Best Bibbed Hose, Merieo Finish,at S5eta. I -e^c•r.Ct.: A-fBMP flTOOK OF SXBbxS

?i ad Io

LADIES', MISSES1,

CHILPRfiN'S,

•Bill

HOOP SKIRT,

their own manufacture at SO cts fo tnzi r:j:

AGOQDPAIROF

LADIES HOSE

jj*--

At 10 runts. rid

OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.

r' o!

i*.- t- ijdjp &*£«> fhey Repair Free «f€liwge

All Hoop Skirts^

Which ware bought of tbem or tbair proflacwor, Mr. B. Weiu.

HsiiNBe in» HlteMag

'i -v-

COBIIKUn HAWKBfl,

Oar, Kain a^d Thlr4 St«.

Jfr

GOLDEN £1GL£,

^Mkvidiiftg Catawba, & -Si

01H

il 5

MJLlJf 8T1LEMT,J

adi ta-:'.

BOYS'

-SELL

Below

Com

ble realty contains bar

gains, and it will pay-Jo Oall in an am in he a 'Onr store is fall of other goods, which we will sell cheap. £i. B. All

ova

goods are first

class, and no neoond among them.

7.P, 1

'tl W A 0 1TC. MAIN ST., DEMTNG

BLOCK.

•i'id r.i* jUettau

.C'.UOaKiq li 61UU33)

PINE

Oostoai

Petit

FOB SAL*

E A atths r_:

tff'i

B1GLE IMQNtiWOB&B,

wn»e» Ajm WALHTT 1HU»

dt MM.). mw

-, ihi ts 8HBHBY WIRE,

I O W I N E

Bh«in Wine,

WMWiiX CLARKT,

a'ae a .1

H^COGIVAC,

HftLKiSll.iBiir,

fTH«laS&,'lMt S4 ud

©-.WEISS^

I US UfS.^1 '1 »S4t*o4

c.\

BILLIAROaswita

W. a. Bannister, tt Main btrust. firoTetJt Millar, fil M»U», Street. Jottn Bkrfaun, over baxtnn

biuu

very low fijrarea^ moY

li. H. B^iUt^Uonaew, 1C7 Main Itrfec

fiSTABLBHEDm Y12,

il S-i tiie

r.J

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ATTOJl«BYa Metediih & Dylano, T'arr.'ngton BrbfV.3!

•i.1. KiMM, KVslsptritt. A'jtq 6a-•»' Bated Oraft, ftiMoia utraet. *j

a^j ,nv

"toou Qui. to vb* atrtt t, r, Jo*. H. Blate, OWo 3tr~t. *11 AiiCaiTXCTS BUILDSBai,""'?

A. ?rydajgh, earner Main and KT.h. Oittt Williams, (waA Hthth anl ahtltarrj ,,,80013 amd aaois: Ia«oj»i)olI,ia«Ui FoartU street,

BOOK#

ANA

u. JDooi^y, lot Main otwat bakbb^ a*iaig«llre^JkafWy»tta8tr«et. ,. il}

"JM

At Ttatouia Hftel, CARRIAGE FACTORY. IVlldy, Thomaa anitWEfeat.

CLO'iHl^G^

Waltn'»y*r.J

Fr«a Schlewiog, l^i Main stroot. j' COAL DEALERS.

f.Ct'JiS}

t. A. Morgan, 4nlliun Connty CoaL,.

Jona if-Fariaite Kite^toai.

JOBS

if-Fariaite,'Kite^toai. sj,«"»»» PRESS* MAKINH. "84l

Kin?if.

om.i',

DRY GOODS.

tuell, Bipley A Co., cornet 6th and Main street W. a. iiyoei Oq_ 43 Mxua straat) 1). WUtQj & Co.. lfll Main street. Bdsaii a to.,' corner Kuurth und.Mala street baxton a Walmsiey, 111 Main street. Goruolliua tiaggorty, cornet Alaib aud Thtr.l

DKUOUlaTu.

parr, Gulick S Berry, corner Main audFoarlti FARMING lMFLEME^Ta io«es Jonas, east side l'Qblio Square. fHJiraMlTH AiTD STINOIL CUTl'&c

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HARDWARES, COty-* Maaaonrt, Halo tiire-t. Austin, Sliryer A Oo., Maln Slreet. g.u

HAT3 AND CAPS,

#J»#fh 0. Taf«s, 1« Mbfn I :^4iiKjl MOTELS

,,w

Matlocal House, cornar Sixth ana ttMt.^^'' Olark Uonse.corner Ohio and First. Terre UMte House, ooTtier Main anil Berenfii tarotfrs'. Motel UiirDlliaM shsry.

INSORAlTOIiAiOBWTd.

Bager AMcKeen, DowlUu Uali. •J. A. Ffjote,«AMatn strtCT. .¥ JEWELLSRe.',"

•. B. fteeaaB, Main street. J9hn B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Blocker laMjb' Worn, Opp csits

LIVERY STABLE.

kufclrt H-nui, Jj,.po»1:3 Buatlij

LEATHER, &a _'

L. A. Bnraett, 144 and 146 Matq Sileet. MONUMENTS, BCOTCH GRANITE

'Mtiaio DSaLbrs!

r:,j

L", Klssher, Palace of Mtulc, 49 Ohio street.-' MEGHAN 101**. A. Ttttman^ 16aontki|hdt. epp.fostOBce,

MILLINERY. m, «0Malh ftrter.

M. A. lUtidac, 6. ti. 8hra«s, M» Vain «».

-4 ejiw

Mes. BaottUtgham, Obr, 4 and Ohio.

(Sin ii

'jsvss MILITARY CLAIMS.

I)!\ian .ldson Fsrrit^rtsn Block,' NOTION8 AND TKIMMJNGS, I if. B. Blddle, 181 Main street.

PEYSIOIAJhS.

pr. f. J. Vcqug, wast side Pablio Ufcare. i-s RETAIL GBOOERe E.li. Wright a.Co., IBS, Ms to 8twM.C!' F. S.Volloy Ho 9 Sontk 4Wi dtrvet. 't'T 0. I, B.ple, Main Street.

RAILROAD AOENI

tamee H. l'arner, at McKeen A Paddock's Mill REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hondrlch A Ir*a(r, rfpraar Main and th irr««« jj SADDLER"? HAiAWARX.: Fr«d A. Boss Mo. 6 sotitb FUtk street.

STONE WORE

Wnte^ & Spfinclionspn, "berry »eS a 1 0 SEWING MACHINE# T. B. Blddle, Ul Mala Street.

SKIRTS AND COR8ET& He A Arnold, (9 Matt rtreai. •. Wele Mo. 119 Main street. 3TONE OUTTER8. Wii Wagner A MeTarlane, Bast of T.

B.,

A I. B. B.

Fredgkt Depot

N E A

Isaac BaQ, corner Third and Oterry,, O'CowB

M. W. ell. Main Street.

MANUFACTURERS.

DBAIBIB CfTY PLAZUNG

r- i- SSJV.

r.{J

uLirr

wiiiLiAwrs,

sumrraimmfki or

Sash,

Doors, Blinds,

window ftnd Door Frames, MQVldtBg Brackets, SMlr Billings,

Ball

o1& ^c .Kewell

Potts*

PlertBgaadSliingp

And All deibrfpilon* of Finlfhed Lumber.

BetaU Dealtm

LUMBER,

L«tii and Sklnsles,

Slate Roofing, Cement Roofing, Roofing Felt,

tewlag, Planlag and

1 »a3 Wood TBIlltllg 1R)1*E to OBDI5R.

AH Work Warranted I

(r OorMT of Ninth «ad Mulberry 3u

_£jmr

TREASURER'S NOTICE

lfotic* fs'hrreby giren that Uie Delinqoent 1st for tbe year IteS, is now ready fer celUcttoa, aed allversnsa IndaMad to the City ier Taxes and MfatoMaclea will Uka waraing. as all Tsxee mai bteHMMla rnstt be said before the J« of *«|Wlerae^rwperty again* whMh the Usee •rnasMNdtrtt he nM liBoeeocies. MABCT73 SCHOtlUKL,

Jyldtf OUj franrsr

..tSKizgo

SiMFSOM'S COLUMN.)"rft

«,wT

a-nT

RDisus ,a saKw

ATTOKJTEV AT I,*'w

*o*a«T raaaxo,

Caiisaner «f Heei fir' Slated

and Ufo tauEftsee

AgenC"

Mdnte, r„dla„R. **T

0«rrt,«, HH!01A£ ATTBHTICN Of K»Utsaj»o4 GoardtaasU ?:i •*. vU 4r«i.a -8s ai T~" '—.ifts

aam«

laHiKiSiJSi?'

ivi

*&*

Klw

Ho,)*bartais.

£H!

POR aAIJElf

of four rsom, aad the

«.a»l«itq3*n, at-% t** .1 g«a Jr^tnuton .onitrJ"

W—

lllir.cls.

*eagingfroa

i9t

A good Piano, nearly new, at low fignroa, ,-•*?

tl* bailol&g. Por-HMer to romoTO

l&xs.'&as"rs.'i*^rd""'^

a S N S ouiist Slmp«on*A »«ni Cktvti A««B«crt)tt£ .s*J .it wsoqoia «"(.awia T.ia n-.*c

-5a \wef- Io vTtf1 iti m* tt.

vi is stssi nb 'IVASITKI^. *c.'o

TARUB

Contlneaial

i«st 4th etm%J"st*

'UENTiSm

Zi?g£I+*Mi0-rnr-rrt

fQUmiti Lssaed

»--n i.'-:

AND ROOW3 •""r,8-s,n Toagi t, W0«gs|ft

Kni

d:,

insnranre

tompany, ,,

OB1 Nllyv vott

fx.

is fv n.fi

6,(iM

iiS

«. H. SIMPjiOJV, «dJ so

rlldwlf

PlM*lai liiOBtOft lim

.:\3i«qiib 8'dAsi*oei

I N E isrili

1 aiJita-iqisi Joa #7* sW

,*x?rr*r&

«H. Br€Ki»GliA5l U? •ornkr of Fesr th Obtri

'holce Iwfti ild eee

3«

fkaidali klnda cf Halr Work, badMs oeii a. eee tbe assortmegt.

•*WL FOB MfV DAV1U 8. 'DARAUM«a,

f%£^Ss£S3Si

MILITARY CLAIMS

Jtt ?ct issura ,r nsS/i^r. .j .ai»Sfl»IMJl i-ii

tor.M

ll/f 1LITA RY CTDAtlTS-wCARC

Offloo—Fsrrington Block,

Jf. S. Oomtr PutiUe Spmt^- ."

0 a a no

jCEBBS SLAB'* iwr ind! ntm

P«n^o«

Claims M+*s«cutea, Ar~ rears of JPay JProowra^,

UNTY MONEY CX)LLEOTED(iJ.

DEEDS EXECUTED,

Aim

AMKeaAfms* Ce««

lyi

ticker, ifaie otd mut'pmtion 'Itonm tfraun /rim

TMgtMt**

*»ROTJC8T# ISHtTIDD, soldi [, tnd Dcftture AsalgeUMilgtorrerled,

Beier to Merchant., Baaksrs »n Gltiaepa, generally, and to any on* of Um thohcanJ rfliosi claims bare teen obtainet jaOdwtf H. DANAtDSOfi

t»b»

I YiiRY BROKER A STABL® The nc4«riigneJ, af tls tlTery ftiatU. .n' rbtrd street, opposite ttta Buctia Ootiee, tiot prepared with gond. stock and yatrlagw, to aq o4inmoe«te m»p*jblle.

KOi'T HVfrrett:

Any person r!flf!ng to dnpoeH fforses, dee, Barneu, or other Uwrj artloles ft JHnterli 1 IdTery Ststble.wHi b^acTomiaosljat*! eltb ojos-j 4eMee4mi the aawfr? r-?-* daeSdtf HCNTHR A OOLCISfl, I ,.

HATS At«p OAF

•it/**

YOBE, Uil

UJ-OJ&sL

of o«ejpli CJDOT IN RECEIPT Of .! 7..

Mane' HkU of aU klsdt, Bqy»' Hat* oi a^lkiad% Misses' o/ nil teiD'Jr

Add at all

InlAtJ+e' ^jf aft

e«d«ee -—.r—r-tottta'.

THE fAtMZlj.Jtfa ,J*r 1-5

^wSf8lr*"'*di dr-M"

ILL POSTING.

i-1--,

LOU TOWNSENDp*™*

lttS

Mala finer,'

It sow prepared to dd'«!tkt»d*if Bill »»»tl«®. jr Distributing and Palntlo^

feaoe*. In the most

artlstlo »»»ner and 'he IhoA reesonable tents?All orders will be promptly attended to. aprllTdt^

IVOf

JJRBSS MAKING.' Mm. IV. E. HCDOfi^ •iaa r«no*tl her Ctoak a&d Dress IXthing lsehinent tj NaylAr'e new beildittg on Okie, be tweeta rohrth end rtftb streets, where te pieaaed to meet all who ieeira the moat perfect'« work tnthls line. "•—T?-' fMUoUar ett»Dtkm «yi lore, to the leteet sty Us.

Tbe most skillfal aesKtaate 1tj been ffeddlof CoetomM, Baii_ aad Party. JDreesa. fi,dles aad Okftdreh'e*0teafts anl 1/resses Sasy* UtBKi fitll (VODptluetKBd 4tl(tttch.

QTONE and MARBLE WORKS"0 Mt r'-vA scsAl- im'l .?*.««

h*-" risq t4

cqIu9

.. -jL^'r -eB .'Art fffti iftkiST A WALTER A iPPnrCBMSSjl^ 16

*9*lq

ir.bfqij 9§»if:

mama BalUJic ItalUa lUrhia u4 4^

"Jig*

-zL c- sr-oSi -isi k*Ai«w a*at

,, -,9**03e -Jfw

Statin Works *«d

Btay^on

OHSBEI, rnlssf ,r trf wSi.'."

VOf tptnavof or eer wosm wejesear fl*stBg

Bleoh. Me2ropeHtaa Bleek, Cory's and Inn if Bnildings, National St*te Bank, Sew Postomse, |e Qrefor'saad Deaisi'i Monaaients, he., A