Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 August 1869 — Page 1

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THE STATE

Thk

eoruite for

-p.trint Armv in Cuba.

the Patriot Army

*a* ^®8f "Pfft

can tarn oat 400 bashels per day,

work on th« new railroad

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Votiso

b«tween

hJe and Terre Haute I. to*P«S* -^acuvu^ qf^-

of Governor Joseph A

"Wright is now being r»inted

by Mr" Ja'

'or^the State

-V-Htlihiti

MONET

for railroads appears

to be the principal buslnes. carried on in

thtaat|le*t.present.

proposed to eliminate all the dog?

from Indianapolis. This will greatly diminish the labors of

the^®nr8U8".ta^,.•er

...

Mb. Johh Franzkl was seriously, if not fatally, injured by being thrown from

a wagon ftp Indianapolis on Tuesday.^,,

Indiana

Niw

^Midly represented at

the great Textile Exposition in Cineinnati. .•*• ••V-H .-

ABTIOLM of Association have been

filed with the Secretary of Stale, for the Indiana Surgical Institute, of Indianapo-

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c.o

York freights have been reduced

to forty-five cents per hundred pounds, on

s^SSBSBSSP

doctor,

in New Albany, baB just

eliminated 105 feet of tape worm from the °f .lwo patientSj,

b*W.

Col B-

of Evansville, has

some cigars manufactured from tobacco imported from Syria the cost of one hundred dollars per pouta^J.

•tJHVSI

JZ2l

'fiSfnM

JtotmaayfaiaffGhurch

in LaPayette, is rapidly approaching com. and alread^j^ro^nts a beautiful aftwMince. lu

f. IlitHARX,

of LaJFayette, is

making prepuatloo slur his departure to Santiagode Cuba, the point to which he was gpltirfntod Consul, •»,

Trill New York Suftj(peaking of Presidential candidates, says Senator Hendricks •attttfi, bttt-jirsm hi»^W^%M? *WA father ob-

may present

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Statistics just made pnblic, show thsj •tvktiigis AfliiWsW-poaoas of freight and eight tiidmnd passengers pas3 through Indianapolis iuwery twenty.fo^r .bours vTHrtti W*M»„ »»l '".V

Three

neg*o0*^

ill-

JJv^fiBville

probably

named

Sand Wile, Cyrua—Xurnor, and John Williaftu, obi Mdo'daV"eveniDg knocked down and robbed tmegro named Neleon

Taa Board oRJommjSSioD^ra were to ftave mot at tbe Houise of Refuge on Tues. A%y, but po»tpofeejl the meeting on ae. 4i^at of tbe death^of ft child of Mr. Ainsl^ortb, the Supjriotendent of tbe Inatitu^ tien. si*.t laaii-" tu c"

4 5TT~ jaifiTOK Sxapp, -for many

years a pBomi&antppliiician of thU State, ial at bfie time M£ajor of iMadisob, dfei %x" QalTMtoh, ^a?,

ron

Monday. He

wa9 Collector of Internal Kevenue in that Statf), c^atloig Johnson's administration.

^icklHs^r«iie:blbaodyirinded burglar £d th**fcy Of E.f amriDlef *Ad breaks into the apartmfln$l of„ Madame Seymour,

wherefa$jockeM^3f4j»

good and lawful

moqej. The, Madame awaking, gives him two harafless shots from a dormitory howitzer, whereupon he returned one shot, without alPSf?'

TM-SmuflgUlficcerMfc6--toe

lale:t

smartness of a New York pictorial is a ct% jp&preseutipg i^^ilro^d conductor sticking his head in the car, and shouting"Indianapolis—Fifteen minutes for di-

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fatal accident occurred at

Lianesvllle, Bwriwa,su«aty, op Monday Tha harses attaohad^wagon^» in which an old lady wa? seated, ran away, throw, ing her out and breaking her collar bone and otherwise so seriously injuring her it is thought impossible for her to recto v. ar. The wonian's name wtis Hanson. •a. iife

The New AlbaHy^W«»»«rctai has the following ocfttftDliPftqntary notice ,of our D»nl«l *r*» i1-

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Yoorhees is the brains of the Democratic party in Indiana and one of iti most daring, a^^fessive and eloquent champioot.

We don't think he is either "daring'4 cr "aggressive." but cheerfully admit that be is "eloquent.'"

A Tou»Q

lady,

beautiful and intelli

gent, belonging to a highly respectable family in Tippecanoe county, recentlydeserted her hom^ *nd 'wasjjound by her father, after flo^g saar b, in'a bagnio in lii HPWS kvrr*r sa^s *"S\n meetifig^f the father and tbe child uckIm the ciroumsUnces is described as keiec pitiable indeed. At first tbe girl refand to go with ber father, and res olutely refuted to give any explanation as to her strange «onduct, but, with words of kinSaw# hfjpersaftded ber t.? go home with kita. The. t*pd«roei« with which tho father bore his erring child back to her home spesfcs well for bun, arid if she is not saved from a life pf shame it will be «0fault of his: *»v

Q*** is a sample of hot weathsr amusements in vogue tmong \be' ladies of In dianopolis. W* quote from the

W^!»»nV"on the sidewalk near his r£«idooce,'andJuriagtli^ conversation the woman made some disrespeetful allusion to the gentleman's wife, who happened to be in hearing, and who sallied forth and knocked her down."

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The Preelovers have concluded not to hold their convention at Indianapolis, as the moral atmosphere is not coneenial to their peculiar doctrine.—Terre

Haute Ex

press. Irwill be held in Terre Haute, a* the atmospiiece tit era is congenial to that pecaUat doctrine.—

All a mistake. Tbe only practical

,fFree-

JoTers" we ever had in Terre Haute were a small party from Indianapolis, and they found the "moral atmosphere"

hot

that they couldn't stand "the preaure'' and returned to their old haunts.

Hebe is another horrid accident from ,tbe criminally careless use of coal til. We quote from the Eransville

Journal

of yesterday "We are called upon this morning to chronicle a sad and melancholy accident wbieh occurred yesterday afternoon.— Melissa Griffith, aged 18 years, while kindling afire to cook dinner, at the residence ot' B. P. Robertson, where she re-t sided, took up the ooal oil can, containing about a gallon of oil, and poured it on the fire. The result was that the oil caught Are, the can exploded, and the young lady's clothes were set on fire, and in an fcstant almost abe was enveloped in fl irri6*. She ran out of thtf house into the street, where she was caught and tho flames extinguished, but too late, it is feared, to do any good. She was horribly burned on the arms, shoulders, and body, and from a short distance above her knees to tlje. waist she was literally roasted. 3

Drs. Bray and Runcie were called* to attend on bar, and remedies were administered to alleviate her terrible sufferings. A salve made of linseed oil and lime water was made and spread over the place where she was burned, which gave

ber

some relief. Her physicians say it is impossible for her to live, and it is n|t thought probable that she will survive today.

E E A

From Washington.

Washington,

Aug. 4 —New develop

ments are being made daily concerning the spurious ten dollar greenback. Two specimens received to-day bear witness that they are new issues, for all defect! previously referred to have been removed, and the general appearanco of the nolea so exactly correspond with the genuine that it almost defies detection by profM* sional experts.

REVENUE RECEIPTS. 41

Internal revenue receipts to-day $874," 000. *e~S?KiToBACOO STAMPS.

The Revenue Bureau has ordered a change of the small tobacco stamps for two ounce packages of class Na. 16, for strip stamp. The new series of tobacco stamps registered will soon be ready for issue. The unregistered stamps are promised in ten days. j" '''f

From Boston.

Boston, Aug. 4.—Mrs. Dr. Hobbs was ahpt dead last evening ip her parlor, in the presence- of her husband and child by Thos. L. White, of Tennessee, a patient. White was arrested.

An inquest is to beheld to-morrow relative to the murder of Mrs. Hobbf. The murderer, Major White, came from Nova Scotis, he studied law in this city and wa3 admitted to practice. When the war commenced he enlisted in the dth Massachusetts regiment as a private, and served with dut netion. He was severely wounded at Fredericksburg and subsequently promoted to the rank of Major lor gallantry. Of late he has resided in Mississippi, snd was a delegate fr»m th*t Stnte to the Chicago Convention of 1868, and since has acted as a registering officer, a position secured for him by his friend General Dent. He came to Bos« ton about two weeks ago from Mississippi, suffering from a pulmonary complaint, and having been na intimate friend of Dr. Hobba and wife was taken into their .family for medical treatment. It is asserted that he was in love with Mrs. Hobbs, and in fact a monomaniac in his devotions. r.«.

ARMS TOR THE TURKS.

The bark John Wooster sailed to-day for Constantinople, with a cargo of

7,978

muskets for the Turkhh Government.— A similar cargo was shipped three weeks ago- .... ,,

From Chicago.

Chicago, August

4.—Theecclesiastical

court for the trial of Rev. Cheney, rector of Christ Cburch, met to-day and adjourn, ed over till to-morrow, without taking any action in the case. At that time a protest against the recent action of the 8uparior Court will be preseated, as well as an answer to The objections and exceptions raised on tbe trial by the counsel for tbe defendant.

The case will be carried to the Supreme Court, so that it may be considered at tbe next term.

It is not tbe intention of Bishop Wbitehouee to let the matter drop, but will pursue it to the end.

IT ARB TO SAN FRANCISCO. "I

On Sunday next the fare over tbe Pa« cific Railroad from this city to San Fr»L« eisoo will be $130, a reduction of $23. The emigrant fare is reduced to $60.

CHINESB MERCHANTS.

Sing Mun and Chay Chew, the two Chinese merchants from tian Francisco who accompanied the Chicago commercial party, visited the Boirl of Trade today. Tney were accompanied by Hon. Wm. D. Kellv, of Pennsylvania, Hon. James Brooks," of New York, and Hon S. S. Marshall, of Illinois, members of the House Committee of Ways and Means. When they appeared on the platform they were greeted with round after round of applause. Judge Kelly made some appropriate remarks, after which Chay Chew read a speech of some length in English, which was loudly ap plaudcd. 'i bis was followed by speeches from other members of the committee. axritbb.

The committee appointed by Congress to in spec', the Pacific States and Terr Tories arrived in Chicago last night.

Railroad Convention

Oswego, Aup- 4.—A call for a transcontinental Railroad Convention lobe held at Oswego on the 6ihof October will be issued in a few days. It is expected all the principal railroads on the line from the Pacific coast to Nova Scotia will be represented.

Jamrrml

of that city "YeStjrda'y afternoon a gentleman who resides on Kentucky avenue, w&s talking with

From Nashville-

Nashville. Aug. 4.—Public interest in the election to-morrow does not abate. The supporters of both Stokes and 3enter are Very active. Stokes has been steadily gaining the past two weeks, bat there is no serious reaction. The Federal office holders in this city, recently all Senter men, are now with one exception supportine Stokes, but their change of position comes too late. The prospect continues favorable for Senter and a liberal Legislature.

From Now York.

New

Yobs, Aug. 4 —A London let

ter says a meeting was lately held in London consisting of all the most eminent representatives of the FacflcColcnie«*»and pHptdtd owpr by one of the mbet* eminep| of Ooloidal Ooretnors.— At $is gatl£ring d«ep rind fftneral dissatisfaction was expressed with the political and moral relations of their important and growing countries with the parent State, and all the influential Colo* nists present, representing in fact all the important iuter^ts of tn«r respective settlements, Joined in the expression of a determination to require ot Great Britain some reconstruction of her Colonial Empire, which should Afford them a guarantee that the interests of the various Colonies shWpd TeoaiTe due and prompt attention. In the event of this being foand impracticable, and tbe sense of the meeting was decidedly that it would be so found, it was declared by all present, that they should use all their influence with their respective settlements to leave fh'e British allegiance, and seek, in somS "form," the protection of the United States, or, at all events, to become in sucb a manner as may be decided, members of the system of the great Bepublic. The meeting was not public, but its results are likely tc ba known at an early day. ••-'jt' iJKiB *NGLAND.£

The steamer China sailed this noon for England. Among tho passengers was P. S. Gilmore, the American Mastiro, who goes to .Europe for three months. A large uumber of friends and musicians escort&Lhim to the steamer. -XL -etFBAK PROTEST.'-•

The Cuban Junta to-day forwarded a protest to tbe President and Secretary Fish against the proposed purchase of Cuba from the Spanish government, alleging that two-thirds of the island is owned by native Cubans, and is now held iy tbe authprigleitf J^ree Ctfbaarbestkd.

Manuel Cortez, on'e of the Cuban patriots, was arrested to-day on charge of attempting to pass a forged check for three thousand dollars.

SPANISH GUNBOAT.

The seizure of Spanish gunbo&ti still attracts attention. Mr. Delmater had an interview with Marshal Barlow this afternoon relaive to the ultimate coarse to be pursued by the governmont about Spanish gunboats.

It is understood the Marshal informed him he should rigidly obey the orders of the government for the suppression of flllibustering, whether by Cubans or Spaniards, and that the vessels will be held until the release is ordered by the authorities at Washington.

LANS SLIDE.

A land elide at Stockport, Columbia county, this State, carried away on Mondav evening about three acres of land, a hundred feet deep, at a point not far from the Empire House. Much excitement among the town people was caused thereby, thinking an earthquake bad visited the place. pASTARDLY FUN.

At the Woman's Suffrage Awociation last evening aresolutian Renouncing Horace Gxeeley,

Sor

gon's

poking dastardly fun at

thoir movement, was discussed with some warmth And Anally laid on the table.

vi.10« Saratoga ftace«-s Saratoga, Aug. 4.—Races for the Traverse stake, Belmont's Geneleg beat Cameron's Invercauld and Coltin's colt by Eclipse, mile and three quarters, timo 3:14. Sweepstakes for all ages, l£ mile, won by Narragansett, beating Corsican by three lengths. Alta Vela, close 3d and Metairie a good 4th, the rest beaten off. Time 3:10. Theother runners were Nemesis, Cotteral, Lancaster, tho Banshie and JubftL The Flash stakes for 2 year olds, 4 mile ^yas won by Morris' Remorseless in W|. ielmoni's Nellie James 2d, Thomp-

Lexington Billey 3d, a length beween each. A*' .»•

-«r le^n Memphis. ^HPHlsr*Aug. 4.—Considerable exoitement exists in regard to tbe election to morrow. Extra precautions Lave been taken by the authorities to prevent disturbances at the polls, where, for the first time white and black will have to vote together, as separate polls have not been established as heretofore.

From South CarolinaCharleston, S. C., Aug. 3.—Governor Smith, of Alabama, has issued a rigorous proclamation against lawlessness in Madison county, on account of information that citizens are whipped and others outraged and even murdered by disguised men, and that neither citizens or officers seem to take steps to have the offenders arrested. The Governor directs the Sheriff to proceed immediately to form a posse oommlUtus by calling on the military to arrestofonders and assure ample protection to citizen?.

From St. Louis.

Sf. jLoins, Aug. 4.—The Marine and Flfi Insurance Company, of Peoria,

111?.,

suspended business yestorday, being unabje'to deposit one hundred thousand dollars .with^^ie^Jflte Treasurer as required by law.

FROM OMAHA.

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$jin*ha dispatch says anew freight tariff went into operation on the Union Pacific railroad yesterday,

MORMONS.

Four hundred and fifty Mormona, p«n« cipally Danes, arrived at Omaha yesterday en route to Salt Lake.

From Kansas.

KAiteAS, August 4-—At a meeting recently held by the Land Lesgue on neutral land, speeches were made by Hon. Sidney Clarke and other?. Resolutions were passed unanimously debouncing Jas. F. Joy and the United States Senate, asking Ross and Pomeroy to resign their seats, cutting loose from the Rspublican party and forming a new and independent State Central Constitution.^ ..Senator Pomerov was burned in effigy.

From Buffalo-

BurrALo, New York, August 3.—A large ahd enthusiastic meeting of citizens tooK place at the Court House this evening to torm an association to procure a supply of coal. Monopolies and combinations were dnounced in most indignant terms as robbers and plunderers of the poor. The most prominent citizens of tltfe place are engaged in the movement, and a determination is manifested to make the movement permanent and agitate State and Congressional aid to break down the coal combinations now in existence. A-committee was appointed draft articles of organic ation and in poration:

Niagara Falls.

Niaqara Falls, August 3.—General F. T. Dent and F. D. Grant, tbe Presi dfint's son, are hero.:

i-avM

:i At A

WHEAT—lc

to 40 per

cent, lower than previous rates. Heavy fruit shipments are coming daily from California for eastern markets.

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I** France

Paris, Aug*.—It 1

id that the

government Will shortly call oat J&MjT serves. -1. 1-

It is also reported that formidaW* iiprisings of Oariista have occurred«fca^wtos» and Tervil.

Official advie|EContreiietlhE*ttieAw|t that two Carliit brlsooers were ahol order of a council w- Wfc§ 4^

Several bands igtO parts of the country hare eaattered witUp the past few days.

Fortagai- is

Lissoh, Aug. 4.—TheChambersadopted a resolution authorizing the. governmittt to grant concessions to companies desiring to lay cables to or from Fpct8g*)'.^

From Louisville.

Louisville, A.ugust

From San frsoelsoo. ?tg| San Francisco, August 3.—-TheSteam-er Constitution arrived from Panama today. The U. S. stoamer Pensacola sailed this morning for Viotoria, Vancouver's Island.

POLITICAL.

The Democratic City and County Convention nominated Frank McCappen, present incumbent, for Mayor.

GOLD LOCKED TJP.

It is stated twelve millions in fjbM com are locked up in the assistant Treasury in, this city to the great injury of the com-' mercial interests of the community.

MORTUARY.

The report of the Coroner of San Francisco for the past twelve, months shows a total of

443

tigation,

deaths requiring inves

of which suicided, 11 murder,

82 accidents. r/'

-From Alabama*

SUlma, Aug. 4.—The eleetioffn?®^ of quietly. Reports from several beats show considerable falling off from the vote of last year. The vote in .this city resulted as follows Buck 2,038, Mann 511.

Republican loss 611, Democratic loss 182. In Union be^ Buok none.

Montqombrt, August 4.—Of "ifie election as far as heard from the vote is less than last year, probabilities in favor of Parkinson, Democrat, in the 3d district, a handsome malority. The contest between Wortney, Democrat, add Buck* ley, Republican, in the 2d district, will be much closer than was expected, and the latter's friends are fenrfal of his defeat on account of the great failing off in the negro vote.

Mobilb, August 4.—^Mann's majority in Mobile County as fiat ,as heard from is 1,459, several precincts to be heard from. The county will probably give 1,800 majority for Mann. Advipef from Court House, Baldwin County, state a negro mob took possession of tbe polls, beat one white man and prevented any democratic negroes from voting. They were very riotous a$d the Sheriff could not control them. That precinct gives Buekley 320 a or it

incendiaries Sentenced. Atlakta, A.ug.'4. The motion for a new trial of the incendiaries Heals and Duke, after able argument, was overrulod, aod the prisoners sentenced, Beals to 10 years and Duke to 5 years and six months in the Western Penitentiary.

CINCINNATI MARKETBy Telegraph.) OHOBIlB, Aug. 4. FLO0B—Steady ^Ith fsir aiBnd.

WHKiT-In good demand at fail rates red it $1 2U(0il 25 an white at I 40® 1 60.

CoKN—Firm at 6uc. OATS—45®60 for new. No old in marketBYE—Dull at 90@9Sc. iuBLEY—JSomiually unchange4WHISKY—Dull at $1 OS and one sal* was de at t'7. FKOVI9IONS—Firm bat qui=t MESS POBK-At$3a 60 BULK MEATS—At 14c for «honlders and tS% aices. BACON—At 16io -for shoulders and 18%@19 for clear rib and clear sides.

HAMd—Sugar cared at 24c. LABO—Held at ]9Jt. Nothing done ia any article worthy of note and tbe rates given are those saked.

BOriEB—Cnchanjed and firm.at ,85980clor fresh b-"** kl Jt SQG3—At 14e and firm.

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tart

PE rr.OLEUM—Steady at £8^30c for refloed. GOLD—135}£ buying. avl pf

NEW YOBK MAKKETBy Telegraph.] Xtm Jobs, Aug. 4 FLOUR—Quiet prices withootdecidedchange S5 9U@U 4) for saperdneitat* weaterq 6 7607 $S fer extra state 7 7«@7 4'- fpr cx'ra we.iefp 4567 70 ftr white vheat eftra 5 85®7 65 fer R. H. O 7@8 for extra St. Louis 8® 10 50 for good to choice do, /•.' -1

BYE FLUOB-Qu'et CO UN MEaL-Quiet at 86 65 foc,wa8tW»ITHISKY—In fair rudest at fl 10 for wtstarn free and small lots at I lO^^l 11.

better a&A moderate export de

mand, ^transaction* ^restricted qy flrmoeM in freights and scarcity of goad, prime paacels, at Si £6(jl 57 for Mo 2 spring not strictly primes 1 62@L 51 for softdo, 1 tiS

tor So

.1 spring, 1 68

for inferior w'nter red Western, 1 65 for ptiflie do, 69 for new amber, 1 60 for do to arritt, 1 709 76 for uew arnb Tennessse.

BYE—'4uUt. ... uA BABLih.Y—Nbmiaal at 4 flff. LT—K .mtoal. OOBK—'^@3c Letter with sales st 82c®81 (4 for tiDSonnd new mlx»d lirCTtern and 1 t-'SQl lO for aoanddo, f2 fbr wiib wasfarn.

O iTS—2@3c lower at 79rofb0- for western, closr ing at inside price, 70@76for Jersey new. I 0 E a

COFFEE—in tUr request Bioatprtrat# terms. SUOaB—Firnj avLtfglgs, Jor Cuba and 11%9 12^for Porto^oo. if

vvrto^n£^mtm

i»t

AT res and Bio Qrande light and fiddle «rppts. COAL—Cuchajtgsd. N WOOL—FirmTat fbr domestic fleece rfted

843S5 fbr u(Sr« uuPS-O^ih

for palled.

LIBSBiiSVlL-JReaSy at tli«»sks. TDBPiNTINE—Quiet and u»ehAnged. POjUt .Jthmr aadmi|l.l^. lowsr, at »3 60J 33 75 for new laeae, sOs for oid do, ST 60® 84 80 for priaae aid 60 br prime mee.

BEEF—ste.dy at «S(91S fbr ntw plain mess 18dl8 tot aaUa-oQts. BKEfHAMS-Cftlet cur MJlATS—S :eady ders and 17(§19 for haras

ai«B|30 iy .t 14%

4?4®16 for sboui-

MIDDLBc^Quistai private terms. LABD—Firm but quiet at 17££ftl954, Steam and 19^i23 for kettle rendered.

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TERRE-HAUTE, IND^AyMrgPijMT MORNIN€ AUGUST 5.1869.

.SPECIAL

t*AND

BCTTKB-Quilt at 16g31 for Ohio^ and 16@K for State. CHErSE—Firm at liaWct*'

MONEY—Basy at 6©7:p.*canw GOLD—Ihili without change, opening at 36, cling to aa%£ aad closing a* 35%#3#£. Cai»7 ing rates 6}£§7 per cent.

il ..'I S r. .£ h'.'tt'

IHLLI4R0R00M

At the Teutonia Hotel,

Pios. 174 cad 176 Main St., bet. 6Jhaa4 W*. SO.,

TERRE

SAUTE,

NOTICES.

CLOSIH& 8AUE OF

DBT OOOB8.

TUBLL, RIPLEY & DEMIKG, Are sow closiac oat thsir entirs itock of 8sa mfDrtm

Oood,

tc., Me.,

Iwjmi.

at Interwtinc prices

fM tMr tlTtrtbmnt in aaotbsr

Mliki eCtUspaper. Built andpr«St

ftJstv *. -Jgr 10 KB itrv-1* MS if'T w,uSSW3t *4) otecOC es^ aswa* oir^D sia'l u#

4.—Jiinrn

Hedges Chair Factory on^east Chestnut street, was. destroyed, by fits early this morning, involving a loss of about $8,600, which is partially insured.

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GOLDEIT £AGL£,

^trkliiftg Catawb^

(M. WlftK MMT.)

OLD 9H£BBlr '!WIlf£,

"^POBT wei,

»1 Mei" Wine, .!

BOBDfiAIJX UJLAKKT, r-Mtf *3 ^COGNAC,

HOLLAirjD eur

fertslcat «7 Xdn »ub«t. Sd aa Mk,

J17dga

G. WEISS.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ^ATTOKNEY8. Mvrediih F. M. I'arrington Block. .« W S I a a S a re a a 8 2 a in S re &

A. U. Dooley, 101 Main Street BA£EBS. Frank deiuig Bron Lafayette Street.

BILLIARDS.

At XtuioiiHk iijtel, Wm.?iuktftr, froprietur. CARRIAGE FA.CTQ&T. Wild, $ Co., C9r. 2d

CLOTHING.

W. tl. Baa Hitter, 79 Main Street. Ororer Alii toe,

•tiiu

a Day, 60 Ohio Strixl.

Joa. H. BUke, Ohio Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. i. A. Vrjdagh, corner Jttain and Fifth. Oiift A Williams, corner Ninth and Mnlberr

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Jacob cob aoath Fourth BOOKS AND STATiUtN£KY

itiii

Hi Ham

Street.

i'i

Joha BMAltk, over £»xton

tValnun* '1'

Ocblowing, 19£ Mam attest. __COAL DEALifii^a. Morgan, Sullivan tjotftty tioal. Job a llcKarlane, Blrer Co&l.

DBBSS HAKIMO.

Sir.. S, t. Qedgoi, Ohio, bet. 4th and 6th Sts v- DENTISTS. M. iiarttolomew, 167 Main street. 0. v. liincotn," Bth St., between Main and Ul1o.

DiiY GOODS.

Xuell, Bipiey & Co., corner 5th and Main street W. a. liycea Co^ 77 flain street. C. Wittig A Co.. i7U Maiu street. Xddall Oo., corner Fourth and &aln.Btreet ti»atoa a tValmaley, ill Main street. Cor&elius f. iiaggerty, coruer.Alatu and Third'

DliUGU icstS. 4 Barry, ccrse ijlaic and out ib

FAKAllilU IMPLifiMBMTt. & Jones, oast side Public Square. GUjNoAilTil AJSD STIUCIL CUi'itt

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. ilsii EABiWABE.: -v Cory itia^court, S}air ctre fronts, abfyor O^., Mitmhuw.

HATS AK CAl'd.

*JoMoj-a C. £»tcs, 145Mtiiii Btross. JL ^flOTlii .s Qoaso, cpr^er and iLaiu. C|ark House, corper Obio and JTirst.

Zprre ilauto oorner Kain and S«ventL ^riuers' Uotti Juttii ud-lhcij. INbUBAKCi AGENTS. iiag-r Si McKeen, Oowllng Uall. i. A. fjote, 56Uhiu street.,.

JEWELLfiRf,

S. it Freeman, 74 Alain street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block Jaoob Kern, Opposite Post Office.

LIVELY STABLE.

jtobert Hanter, opposite Bantin Hous-. .Qyil ,2L LEATHER, fcc. L.-A. liurneti, 1M and 146 2dain ijueel. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

Walter JCppinghousca, Cherry utreot, bo -S '"7 IF-eu ath aat lpth. ilUSlC DEAL&Ua. f. L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Obio Btr»et 0 E A N 1 1 A S

A. Cittman. 16 south 4ib St opp. f'ost Oj:« e. MILLINERY. M. A. Baridan, 80 lialc utioet. S. 1. Straas, 149 Main st. Mrs. Backinghatn, Cor, 4 aod Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

«I). a. ilanUdson Varriugton Block, ALu 34/ ^NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. r. a. Biddie, 151 Main street.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. S. J. STouug, vrcst side Pnblic Square. RETAIL GROUERS. B. H. Wright A, Co., lo6,Street-'-,_. f. D. Xolloy J^o 9 Soi^tb^tiiatreot. ,.:5(, tv,B gley, Sfoia Street. .„'

RAILROAD AGENT.

Jamee H. Turner, at McKeen & Paddock's Mill

gHn'lrleh Lange, eonrer Mwtu and 4th streets

SADDLERY HAR&WARE. Fred A. Btai Ho. 6 south Fifth street. g.\ STONE WOBK. Walter & Kpplnghoudcn, Cherry street, between 9£h afcd 10th. j! SITWING MACHINES. T. H. Biddie, 151 Main Street.

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SKIRTS AND CORSETS. Hera a Arnold, 89 Main street. 8, Weiss M«. 159 Main street.

STONE CUTTERS.? i'

Wagner A McFariane, Cast of T. H., A I. B. B. .,..

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Freight Bepot.

UN DEBT AKEB.

Iinr Ball, ooraer Third and Oherry,* X. W. O'Oontell, Main 8treet

ha.-ev,

C0XUSSIO9i MkBCUA.W

And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Urals. Warehouse, on north First Si., at Canal Basin, Terre Haute, |nii*na.

MP'Strlst »ttentk3 pail to receiTiirf ajd -Orwaroiag goods. Jel8

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With Sir- oi the fiasat TaUas Vi£h Psxtu's

PATENT CTtJSHTOJVS. W -. SOS AFFSB. P»or'iL

Pttrf Ccvp'.r DktOled Bourbon »nd Bye Whisky sold at the bar, and otier. Whisky sotd by the gallon, quart and pint,

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rvISSOIjtjTION OF CO-PART-M-r SBBSHIP. Kb(i9« to h9rebt

vivfn

tbat •.heC---4iir:oef»bip

h-.iclo oreeilstlog uudi'' t'je f" WTi^e Burnett, aaGioceryaardPtoT's:?i l-tjis day dmoired tj mn'.otl r.ei-v ttr.

C. WKITE.

OEO. BUBSETT.

Al! th?»3 itd jhted to theabore Arm are rfnoesttj call and settle ianaeltateiy.

Thf underiir-.ed will still continre "®t the 1 st*. d, corntr Fourth aod-Oher»y stie»t, and will k«ep '-"cn«t»n:ly on hand a fine a«e.»rtBieat of

whm.

Terre Hau'e.Jaly 21.1869.

RAILROAD AGXXC% IlMrasaovetav«Gfe«^ KdK«aa*£fddock's Jtill, where I would be pleased tO lae lny old binds andovtensra. ".

Water imt«« a* low asd ttaa asr quick as sad ^nepeting lias*. Orala la hulk std^wu Bnglaad towns wlftostctoy of cars afrlSMtt

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BIF0BC BUSINESS, WHAT?

Advertising, of Course!

etBeaaManHMBnat

THE SUMMER TRADE,

II behooves the business men

of Terre Haute to be np and

stirring for theSammer Trade.

Competition is lively, and if yon

don't push your business, It

wlft push you. The best way

10 push your business is to

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THE EXPRESS

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supplied with every descrip

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execute prlptlig with dispatch

and at surprisingly low rates.

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(Separators and Hone Powers,

With SXTBA8 for the t*vx£' iiM

B- KUBQPS lateit laaprdTed

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It c&nnot choke or break thagradn.^ae feediuc heloc don® by a teriis of fl*sgVt whsclj TTJfDEB I THE BQJkthtt POLL tbegr»ia JoKDuaadydSvI 1 it into tiie tabes, the qaautiy urn pro, ptrlir.nsd to tho of tnefting«d wheelswhich tpetd la rn^Lilalad tiv 1 n^imhor of cogwheaU fcrniiig aiiniKi yarftwily uader control cf the driver who iisaid^d by viry simple and efficient Land S-» 4nAttH6heA to tue Drill.

Ihe cog-wceeU aro not (ooaeMd liable to be lost, bnt are fastened to tha Drttl fcnd the fted- isrega. lated witkontmorinfr a wheel, mawzro .* r- ft •.

Th« Drill is Cheaper cj -li ihm any «tter, aaddwiU Ik aoldoa tine to"5sI aponaibispartli-a^ bat extra iutiactraeoi* arB"if. eredcaahbaceis, "TTehive the bot

ONE HORSE DRILL

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CIJDEB KILLS- -three sizes,'thteaprie'es.

Every Drii^ Cjne ,, Hill and Cider Uiif warran ti d.

We are prepared-19 8ii orders for DRAIN, TILK aii'i Pit of jay aiaaaaci in any quantity, I an to fafaish^estimates ot cost of dr^inin^ land if data are given.

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AAA RBWAKJD FOE VXtvvv fcASB of tb^ftlk'.vfng dischs?f, I which the Medical Faculty ha»* p'ronobncHi hicarabie, that

PR. BICHAU'3 OO^DES KijSLtJij WILL NOT cmtr.

A radical ^ure for Geaeral Debility in cM o: I young, imparting energy to jo^e who hav* lc life of ssnsaality. Irrx-?, 85 per bo. t!e,,Sf., oottlt-s S9.

On recsipt of prico, by mail Express, cso emfdies will ho st'ippe I tb anypla e. l'r«upt! tteution paid toali orrespon ent4. Noupfouu-i •ue without the nuns of JDr. KIOIIAU'S G«.'L-! DKH BBMEDIKS. JD. B. li.Lt)UAUl)rf. ^ola^ro-. prietor, blown in Glass of bottlo*.

Tertise it Judiciously. Scatter

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Cards, Circulars, Hand-bills—

nsert pointed advertisements

DC I'. 13. BIC'HAlit)S,

No. 228 Varic sirect. New Yurie. Offioo hoursl from 9 A. 'M. to 9'P. M. circulars sent —Corns-| (onden's o'sw.-rid msjlS.i taw-t*)^

leather, hioss &c.''

59.'. !«-U "ffl too?

BUM£TT.

I HffS. 144 4 U# &&LX tiWtiiKftX

S3!" CA^H (cr Hid*, i'urs, 6. .p SktoajTiritotf aal WattiA-ljtttj1 Consif/mhtht9 Ulu/uptf'

Prompt Attention.

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UNDERTAKERS.

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BEAD! JUS AD !!,

A fOTAI^^CLIPm

Has cprialfi effects upon^tlie constitution of'thp

Human iiace, s? 1 Especially the Eclipse that is now takinstjplsqe ra.pecting the wel*re of mankind. AllTonids^ •ndil Bitte-a. an4 Paten^A^edioines, are b*ing•eclipsed by the

Standard Wine Bitters*!

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If cas store has n^J «ot ba nut with auaiethi^y Tka.^jun^stsJff* them.

Great Exfiiteraetti lft Salt Lake

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Terre Haute, Ind. Ail o.der ipr Co»i fiu.d promptly A aa.ro o: tha jfcblia pMron^.a r.stecifatZy i^lici.cd.

MB. BAJiBICE al*i .iBio-nt 'he duM!c tbat he in uada to open, at tti C. ai OfSao »»..%•« oamtfi, a Qenerai Uo IMttoa. Afaaor ft,, th- co!-

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Di^. KICHAU'S-OOLDBK: UALSAJt Nor I, will euro Syphilis in i-siprimary and aa^otiiinJy stages, such as old Ulcers, l)icermt"dSore Tbroat, Sjre

Eyes, Sain Eraptio&s ai.d a^reotas ot th« ^calp, eradkatiug J.ei-ait- «cl tunicary thor oaghly. l)lt.KICflAU'& GOIDKN BALSiH No. 2, will cure th third stages of Sypbili.ioaoil mar oureal Bheumatiam, etc. Aid deiy thotc wlio •uff from such diseases to obt»tn a.ra lical-iuro jrithsut tbe aid of this medicine, which does n^t prevent iho patients from eat in« H.utf cirii.ti, «but tbey liie. Price ot either Nj, 1 or i, pcr bottle, or two buttles, f7.

BB. BICHAU'j GOLPEiT ANXlSoTE. A sale and,radi ai cure fin (ioporihca, Qi|vel and all Drioury Dorang^rna^is,actompanlad R-rth full directioue. WarraftTol Tr 'ctVJ!. 'rnc?. JSE per boit!e. OE. KICHAU'S GULDEN ELIXIit D'3fp^j.

Tweniy-flrtt joar^f ot Jly i^.'h ofcSapWaifeer atovtsa The

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Ont th»*»' Vttfn. l'iK»a»asiar«re-Mhj^-hy tbetn.. -e? Brighsae IfoflUg1* luttecofth* woaditulturcs eeeitat itiy V'] *°]u'ap*»*rf^ssaic.fW^tarlW ***atMrfr* «. Infc. Great Bf itliin.

LA FOY, Paris, Agent for the ConthSeBt^f 1 Europe 80Id by Droggists generally.

J7ie Greatest Tonic of the Age*

odUj^a ^^)j^^tBg»g enjoyed,

Teacherc. K*tetfrff?« crrmn»»?:»-.r 4f''nnd*.

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AM) WOOJ&.

D. 0. AJiO "XiH JSaBSKK i,uVZ** TT'tho ""taa'oi ptXFRX***-?n of Coal and ie«p«otfii.it auuoci.ce to tho pabao that the/ w,l| oh hand k,D»iw?ila^ t^enrlka0.1au k.tJ»o£Oo«£«t whotoaalo and m.il, .Iso Woo.) !&.• ttia fall aud wUter trfde. at No 2a Bautln liou«e

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Woiftg, Sdc^od

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i-hjrry, a jointag the Dyeingin *11 it3 bfanch-f, c& .w Croon Shaw:» Ribbons, of aU k(ads, M^rlao abd AaLalae uressps o'urtafns Piu.aaj, Laq Velvet. .ra-.vis anb'i:aKe#. -Partwab»fia*f^ai«jtt (infftoOleaniqgnod Befitiishiag, without d*h-ulI tho cel. r», sUih.rlictefl Sf Ofep^lSha«l^ a JI«titt« ttB.0. BeLaije JLjwts'Sj-cU awls! i-htuire- 'SlkaWls CHA«S .ifrp^s ..ntid Plauu tan. Olsafci,ag of Pdia~»ad sts cnntly no. mittalnw

QHIO FEMAiffi COLLEGE,

KEKH CIN-CIKKATI.

This welH^jowj} l«3ti uti}rv,y?ijl coyj'JienfOiss weniy-flrst joar^f ofily, on TtilJKslAV tii»

nd a proved

""Brant Ifcl

Bvuldicg&tTiihjnod rn improy- meats, flev^kd ?itu-*'ion,-of(ifloofefnf th-sofa^rba of Cincinnati. Pi ices Iaw beyond ex»mph

For fui^her iafornintloji, cr ..for Cv ta'-OgacB. apply to theTJrisldiilt. .. RBV. Jf. P. jyl0-2tcw4etc.r- Cotlk6t Hilt, Oirio

XT. HOWARP maskino. J. *.V. ROBErtW. »d••Ji*

ife 'TjG JBL-'asl'

Houfci, Sign ati'l Catr'age P'siotiag, Plain and Decoritlvw iSii^or Hn'i nj?J"GrafnlnyT Glaring, OiUoimniug, Ti seeing, «c TT f»jj jjaop—So 8. 3d »tr t, bet.,Chewy an Mtio. P-O Box 3S9 1r xL+ 2T.

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QTJLLlVA^CO US IY COAX. jj aB9JSi_s"-:3 ic ??*•.rr to:

to the Brr-ai i, -to- nit d.uw"-t? punk/9«i-.^tk:»--Hver tf any part of liie.city, by lea ins jroi?' orderfat^iBM vf ynot & Gto^OHK'a^)ley, or J.A. 3cciu\ made ar-rg'ng'-m^rfs t»

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JOHN iw« irticlo of iiiver '.'cai, a^roen^ii .on tb« widest sorbin tiaoUft 7)giusoaat)r,«s \r* 4 BgtUWVa «n in.l-ri*sartels c»ni| putoh^ert. .Tbouj RWf ing tr lay in stcnW IbAK to fh&'T rfrtte--tts, and* be _t»ie when 1* tt)4MMtbP'g.p9 poor article. order* Wt ot the I'oft- OffleelLott y, 'VigoOouBt* Scale*," or addrpwed iff f, y.,*vAT* Kantei wfM hiw't--jBytJ-.-.« k.'

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