Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 August 1869 — Page 1

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TH YEAR IK fill iihi

"UHXHfflL

THE STATE.

Tas price of breaking a man'* head in

6'"°:iTrwrm

Th* State Geologist is in Fountain

county.

I t'

I'.l'1 /Ji

Thb

house of John Kitz, in Evans*

ville, was burglarized Taesday night. Mr, Kit: was chloroformed. i* bpeach^ promUe case 00 the tapis in Fort Wayn®i that promises to be a rich harvest for tbe curii.uf.

I'nMWVVH?WJ

lDe-

old

-H*

bif\,y

respected resident of La Fayette, died in that city on Tuesday.

turned to Indianapolis after a loDg and severe illness. •MrttMto/tt |OoiraMAM, one, at tbe oldes pioneers of Putnam county, died at bis residence in Greeacastle, Tuesday morn--."1 t: a•..••• «.

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"Tfi* smallest yfeld of wbsat to the acre that has y3t" teen

Thi

found" in JefFerson

county, is sixteen bushels, and the largest thirty-two.

John Connirs,

rumor of the break-up of tbe con

solidated arrangement between tbe Pan Handle and thelnd. Central Roadi is undoubtedly "correct. The Pan Handle has been running the line against tbe interest Jl' (/he^Oshtral 1ih«, wnd I he litter will attempt to set up business for itself again, and get Mr.LHaJ. for Superintendent

*AnYhhab^taril of tie §alt Creek bills, cam* toiortia last H3at«ttlaFit*ridhavuig beard so much of tbe JicUpee, he stopped in the (jourt Bouse yard, places his eye tp tli»f tube ^fran octagonal structure. wMmmk theprwM^ H«s upon 'its sWe in tbe northwest corner, and looked long and anxiousto tb rou^l) what the "rock beaters (old nim was inlescope, expecting raometttarily to see tbe great obscura-tion.-'A.fter wearying his patience, and skinning his nose against a-nail, he left town, cursing tbe Eclipse as an in fern&1 KepubHMnjMe&tiorfeerihg dodge.—Bloomington Profre»s.

Pa«,w WoLv»»TOK, one of tbe oldest ^.irmaR^sSW} .°i county, was Killed while attempting to cnoujDt^i horpe in Delphi last Tuesday evening. He had transacted some busia«es th* towxi, and when about to get on his horse tbe animal started off rapidly: Mr. Wolverton. Instead of becoming seat«klri the' Shddie,lVas thereby thrown oh the horse's back. Tbe speed of the animal Increased anji Mr. W. was thrown to the ground with such force as to produce aiartrtdMtant death. I' -'i ^It^hjSu^geltWJtfcafyih&'^tnte Board aoyjloy the lodianapoJis Cornet band at the' Pair .«•« Tbe suggestion is a good one, otif bands bfcing,tbe best in tbe State.—Jrtrf. ComfittratU. ,«.•*

The edltdr 'ot,Uncommercial ought to know that the bands of Indianapolis are not "tbe lieft in UioTatate." There are at l^ast fivo ban^s Indiafia siipe^ior to tty of,whWhHfee^pital City can boast. W« suggest that the Stato Board offer a handsoqDQ' premit^u^^r "the bfest band" and let that premivKn secure their musi c. The^ wift get plenty, besides settling a Taxffi 'mcp^ragiag noble art.' isttux ,oi t« .a t, «w iit iv «iii.ioT ,u lie BO e'ifl'J —wain*.

The Terr8~Satg|lX$4tai2)

Thk

apparently

by authority, anaputi^es ^hat

Hod.

Dan

iel W. ToOfhees lii'nbV'in aspirant for the office of Governor of Indiana. There is no man lh the State who would excite more enthusiasm as a candidate, but as a frtwad^a^r YUd^e^ We sky that we are glad y^^iaefl, Aec^j to \p needed elsewhtjre. Tha Senate of the nation is bis appropriate sphere, whither he should go as tbe successor of Morton.— EvmumtU Courier *.r

The above presents another opportunity for Daniel to decline, but as Morton's teroi &>*A9! «cpif« March 4tb, 1873, we will give D.

W. V.

a year or two

io ftfleot on the subj&X- It Ts not welf to ti^t UikS|ily on ii^^ortaq^t ^natters.

course of the Hon. Joseph

Donald has been such, during the past few year*, that neither ourselves or the public could agree with him bnt he is now "doingo4b| and California for the

Sentinel.

We congratu

late him upon, bteajiccqss »s a newspaper correspondent. We always thought he had talent for something, wbiffh be bas fajled to deytkip in politics, .ftfpW thatbe is in a highly respef table business, it is. to be hoped that he will "sbake off his old associations aod follow it in future, even if it is on a Democratic journal. We have tried two er three lawyers, and were gratified with the improvement they made in themselves, and the service they rendered the country. Try journalism, Mac, and let's see what you can accomplish.— That's the best test, and, besides, its hon9St aafl4iioarabl(v- I*d. -Jwmgi.*-

YouKJ«FrtWj*f^L cl'toplsitor empl»J«A d6l&»~at firownslown, bavins thoroughly studied, the btfatrftei oAne eight hour system, and watched the succeesful"atrilnta" in some of tbe Eastferp^ offic®, detertnined he woOltd no logger sobfait to the old .order of things, bat struck last week for higher wage?, and the privileges of the eight hour Jaw. The cohfiision which immediately ensued, and whk& lasted for some time, beggars description., The head devil rushed frantically in to know why was this ootrfosioif in tbe-temple,-'-end why were tll^ cr^ft" not' at" t^Air labor, and was promptly- informed by young Bntidcethat tbe dif8culty was flnanclal^^AiMrtltry ettsttw, but the 66mpositdr was firm, im the proprietor was doally foroed to accede to bis demands. HU "^ages ^are njised^to five dollars per weej(,7aQl peace and harmony once more reigned supreme, vrhere but yesterday dire aba«»y alone held Sway.—Seymour 'PepWtmtji !i ttss'-fia.-": 3 .^,-'-A

"t 5

TE LEGRAFH

Tennessee Election

Nashtillk,

Aug. 5.—The election in

this city to-day passed off quietly, no dis» turbances of any kind oecurreei Basi* ne|| boasp wwe generally elo*" sow to give those iemployed in them opportunity to work at tbe polls. Tbe vote is full and tbe largest ever given. Returns not yet in. Vote close, probably 100 majority in tbe city for Senter. Tbe country districts go almost unanimously for Senter and will swell his majority to 1,800.

Partial returns from other counties at follows: Washington, Senters majority 200 Bradly, Senter 700, Stokes 570 Gibson, Humboldt Precinct, 40 for Senter Maurey, Spring Hill precinct, 155 majority for Senter Obin, Union City precinct, Senter 65, Stokes 50 Hamilton, Chatta' noo^a, 2 to 1 for Senter Coffee, Tulla boma, 192 for Senter, 43 for Stokes Stokes' msj.atSbolbyvillel92 Weakley Senter's majority in throe districts 611 majority in the county will be about 2000 firils^,, Sjpiter'a majority 1500. D. ,i?dlaugblel Smerion Etbridge, BdwaW Cooper and Baylie Peyton are elected to the {State Senate for their respective districts.

Memphis,

an IrfsBmah, wtfd 'wa8

subject to fltf, fell into a bed of mortar or skiti), lfV^dnf8|ay| njornibg, at Lebanon, and died before tbe accident was ditcovored. The deceased leaves a wife and four children. .QOBSPtM®

Toe

Aug. 5.—The election pass

ed off unusually quiet, saloons being clos» ed And'business generally sti^ended. Semi-official reports plao Senter's majority in tbis county at 3,000, and the Democratic candidates for Legislature were larger.

Gters^antown gives Senter 243, Stokes 4 jfcCkicn gives Senter 350, majarfi^&i vote 127.

Bsturns are coming in slowly. Passen gers from Moscow state a row took place there in tbe afternoon between a drunken colored man and a white boy, during wbich the former was shot and killed. A general row ensued, during which some eight or ten shots were fired, but form* nately no one hurt. Part of a company of the 14th Infantry arrived here this morning from Humboldt to assist in keep iBg the peace, but their services were not required.

Avalanche's specials give the fol

lowing returns: Sardinian county Senter's majority 1,000 MeKenzie, three districts in Carrol county give Senter 574, Stokes 5 Milan Sentef 340, Stokes 306 Tresevant, 3 precincts give Senter 559, Stokes 133) Jackson county, Madison will give Senter 200 majority Trenton, Stokes 83, Senter 674 Union City, official, Senter 505, Stokes 28 E.hridge 503, Underwood 25.

This county, Weekly, will give Senter 3,QpO majority Hardiman county givea Sanger l,000amajorlty Grand Juncticn Stokes 107, Senter 112 Bartlett, Stokes' majority 32 Mason, Tipton county) Stokes 246, Senter 85 Covington town gives Senter 310, Stokes 19 Brownville Senter 490, Utokes 563. This county, Haywood, gives Seoter about 200 majority. Slaughter, Dem-, is elected to the Senate, and Clarke, Dem., to the Legisla ture.

rftoai: STacsville Ind-

EtansTILLB,

Aug. 5.—A most excit

ing election was held to-day on a proposition to appropriate $200,000 to aid the construction of a Railroad into Southern Illinois. Bands of music paraded the streets and much interest ftrae-manifefted. The whole vote cast io tbe city was 2,643 for tbe appropriation, and 2,241 against. Majority 402. It is eipebted that tie county townships will materially reduce this majority but cannot defeat the appropriation^' A %r I

From Rochester, Y. RoCHKSTKB, Aug. 6.—Two sons of C. D. Kiggs, one aged 1$ and the other years, were drowned in the qpighboring town of Obilii yesterday

CBHTCRT TLANT.

The century (ilaat at a green house be re gut out twenty blossoms^yestetday. It is visited iy hundreds dafly f#otn alt parts of the country.

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'Saratoga Kaces

8AR4.10QA, Aug. 5.—In the hurd race Mitcbel beat Lobelia and Ripley. Time of two miles 4:J.

Saratoga cup, 2£ miles, yon easily by Bayonet—Yauihall soCond, Nettie McDonald 3rd, Plantagene 4th, Sleety 5th. Time 4:10.

4 4

Purses for all $ mile, -*Jn by Fannie Ludlow, baatmgSantord and Legatte Time 1 04.

From Chicago.

Chicak,

August 5.—A man n'amod

Knott, one of tne men who took an active part in the lyuching ol Berry at Pekin, Illinois, on.Sauirday last, died yesterday from eftcisstve exoUeinent tcci-' sioned by that affair.

TBE KAf X3MEN RIOXKRS-

Ten of tbe steamer Dubuque rioters have been held on a charge of murder. Three others were held for a further bearing. OS* examination cloacd to-day at nOofitf

A BUROLAr. SHOT

A Chicago burglar named C. R. Johnson was shot by Dr. Hauler at Lockport, Illinois, on the night of tbe 3d inst., while he was attempting to break into the Doctor'? store.. Jobnsoa ran soibe d« tance after being shot, but finally fell and expired in a few minutes The ball passed through bis lungs.

EC'-LKarATTICAI. COURT.

Tbe ecclesiastical court metto-day. A long protest against tbe action of Judge Jatnesob *wat preeeoted and read, and the court adjourned till September. •,l

FJUR30NAL. ..^,,,..7

Rev. Mr. Cheney left the city yesterday for the South, to be ftbaent several weeks, with his wife, whose health, owing to the reeent trial and excitement attending the trial-of ber husband, has become quite infirm

AROUND ¥a* WORLD.

Rev. Dr. E. D. G. Prime, editor of the (tar* Ifotk'Otft&ver with a party of eight, including three ladies, on atrip rousfl the torld, hed this fi|y las^ evening Wnd left this fchorniti£,via Pa cific road for San Francisco. They will exhaust about a year in the voyage.

From Waihington

Wabhototok, Aug. 5 —The report of the board of visitors io West Point highly commend* the discipline there, the arrangement of stadies excellent, but a deficiency in correctness of utterance was noticed, and more attention to compositio* is recommfiUd.^ ^bear also recommend more 4tt4p«n to stodiefi in oar lafllstage a«d l^bfattoitidii to French and other foreign languages. Lectures oa physical geography, byglene and history are recommended. Competitive examinations for admission are recommended^ The grounds need drainage asigseal affairsjire favorable. habslx.

A beautiful apecimen of marble much superiority has been received at tbe Land Office from la new quarry discovered recently on the Fo^$, I^aavpnwq^h^egervation.

From New Tork.

Nkw Toek, Aug. 4.—At a meeting of leading citizens of .Brooklyn thk afternoon it was resolved to organize a citizen association for die purpose of endeavoring to stamp out municipal corruption and abol isn city rings generally. A committee was appointed to prepare the draft of an orgaranizatien.

ANNEXATION.

A d&patptLfrom ^Liong Branch to the Sun etyf Seewtdry

:Robeaon»

admits that

Senator Cole has gone to San Domingo on a Spanish mission. The Secretary de claret that ingide of one year San Domin go will be admitted into the uuion.

Tbe Secretary to-day received a dia patch fcomJfcnest L&roches the Haytien ©lAlT^wi^li^lwkiDg »n interview tonight or to-morrow morning. Laroche has had along interview with Fisb, and Fish has given him a letter to present to Robeson. The business is important and may have some decisive bearing upon the annexation prij^ct. Robeson will veneet Laroche in the moniuig J" jf| 9-. 4

It Is stated, that by request of Secret a tj Fish a number of gunboats have been placed at his disposal by Admiral Porter to watch Spanish gunboat3 here.

COXTR1BUTIOHS.

The Swedish Consul here asks for contributions in aid of sufferers by the conflagration at Gefel, nearly two-thirds of which city baa been burned, and eight thousand persons rendered homeless.

SUITS AGAINST BANKERS.

Notices were served yesterday on most of the Wall street bankers who reside in Brooklyn, of suits to be commenced against them in U. S. Courts for the re covery of fine for failing to make the re quired monthly rolurn^of capital and busiEejs#4^"^-, I 3* I

TBE ATLANTIC BANK.

The President of the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, has applied to the assessor to reduoe tbe stlbount of personal property assessed on it to one-half. The affairs of the bank have not been straightened out sufficiently since tbe death of Mr. Rushmore to permit a correct statement in regard to its capital. Tbo directors think wbei^ its affairs are all settled up they will come out with about $400 000. gpAlTISH GUNBOATS. A,

No further action yet taken by the U. ^'Marshal relative to the seizure of Spanish gunboats. I .1 CANCELLED STAMPS.

Three more arrests made to-da/of persons concerned in frauds on the revenue by the reatampiog of cancelled stamps. One of tbe parties arrested yesterday contrived to get information to a confederate, who burned several thousand dollars worth of the cleaned stamp?, which were, ready for disposal.

It is stated that more than $50,000 In cancelled stamps, which had been resold, have been traced and a large part of tbem are nbw Jn tfce possession ot tbe police. Several more arrests are expected tonight, including several porters and clerks la banking houses and brpkers.offices in, Broad and Wall streets.

TAILORS JUBILANT.

The tailor*, are jubilant over the ant!c-: fpated 'sueMM'^uf their strike. Some prominent employing firms acceded to their terms to-day, including Devlin & Co. I

COAL DUTIES,

A memorial to Congress for the abolition of duties on coal is being extensively "J,

COURT MARTIAL.

,i: The naval court martial for the trial of paymaster Bogart, charged with abscood ng WTib $30,000 to $40,000 of govenment funds convened to-day.

REY1CNUK JRAUD.

S^ATE L4B0R ASSOCIATION. A meeting of working men was held here l*st night for the purposo of forming a State Labor Association,aud the election of del^giUee to the Nntiooal L*b)r Con-gresa-td op field atPhiadelphiaon the 16th of August.

FROM KANSAS.

A special from titwrence, Kansas, 4 b, says Hon. Sidnev Clark, Chairman of tbe Committee on Indian Affairs, returned tarda#- from the Oiage Indian Reservecouncil with the Chiefs and Counsellois of the naticn cn Sunday lust. Three ot tbe five bands composing the tribe were represented. He informed tbe Indians he htd met them for tbe purpose of hearing what they bad to say iu regard to ihe treaty of May, 1865, commonly knows as the "81urges Treaty," whereby the Osages had agreed to sell their lands to Sturgea, on the Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston Bailrokd, for 19 cents per acre. Thirty cbiefa and head men were present and insisted on denouncing the treaty as a fraud and swindle^ They claim it was procured by thretts hnd promise of bribes to aome of the chief and half breeds, and ask that it be not confirmed. They also cotnplaia that their annuities are not paid accoining to treaties, and that tbe agent when he pays them fails to give them all that is due- That the whites are settling on tlteir resstrvktions and destroying their timber, contrary to the terose of former treaties, and that they are swindled and cheated on all sides. Mr. Olark bas a resort of theirweec nes, and will proceed to Wtthiogtato ro a few days for the purpose of laying their grievance* before the graftal end bxlian Bureau. There are upwards of 1500 white Settlers on the reservation, and hundreds are going on every day.

»lci»3

London,

Philadelphia,,

TBRRE-HAUTE, INDXAJtA^^EtOAY HORNING, AUGUST 6, 869.

C" .i W#

n«» ban

Madrid,

Aug. 4 —Pwnt^

Bourbon, brotljerjH-law to I«abeHs, ii preparing to retara te Spain bv perm»eion of tbe government' iW^/iobelbas been Beven times banished b^ the ex^ Queen on account ofbfs radftfal -opinions

Admiral Topete is bard tlNfe-! tun tbe Spanish

^Itis atatEl"p*8i^l#^^^^^io jfused to f«ll'^ United StatW.'-^ S-wKfeia -i

Aug. 2.-jThe f|e^fl^rs Con-j

sultum is rapidly ginning favor iai'rance It concedes three cardinal points 1st, The Legislature will have power td elect its own .officers aqd govern itselfi—i 2d, It will have the right to initiate laws:, 3d, It will have power to control Frawee. It will be thus seen ^pvereign power 14 divided between tire iifeUitive ahdth^ Legislature, and the people are beginn^s to recognize the fact for the first time io tbe history of France, that Constitutional reforms have been accomplisbed w^thont force or violence.

I'f :.i

From Philadelphia.! .^mucu

.Aug. JFire, still

burniug, but not spread beyond the ruins During the night various adjoining stores took fire from sparks and were more oe less damaged. J^as generallve&tjmated at overlive millions. Ii is bel!i¥v4« id nve^ were lost. All accounts agree that th4 fire was caused by

kthe

from the weight of

m.t Froixr Giftfysbarg-

Getttsbpug, Pa.,

Aug.

Notwithstanding1 tbe 'time for the reunion of the officers of the Union and Confederate,, armicp^ in order! to designate the position of tbe forces at| Gettysburg, has been postponed till thel week commencing on tHe 23d of August^ mom ber a not aware of the change are ali ready on tbe ground, and others are arriving by every train.

First stakes driven tO'day. 'Tiie position of the Iron Brigade, which was en« igaged in the first day's battle, has been indicated and fixed under jlUpctioft pf Gen. Sol Meredith |0TOliM

Other parts of tbe field will be examinea to-morrow. Letters and telegrams have been received from all parts of the Country giVfng assurance that a full atteodaoca may. be expected ob the 23d inst

The exercises of that day will be closed with aeomplimen'tHTy bah^iipt^^pfiflg's Hotel.

fc't'M .99}«

Mti

fYvrjH

Albany, N. Y.

Aagtat'

SI—It

'im

ported from Port Henrythgt the miners who turned out on a' suike have been to Bmall iron ore beds and forced men toi stop work. They bav£T Unloaded "teams ou the road and ordered tbe same. All business stopped in tbe town «f'Morris, except one furnace. The Sheriff is, there with deputies prepared to call out a foree large enough to keep tbe strikers away from the furnaces. There ire about 700 miners in town. I

FroM%oktkLll

Boston,

'Q'3*kiM'b

Aug. 5 —Gee.

Shackley,

extensively engaged iu building dwelling house3 ip tbia aadfyiaaiity, haogsd himself fn livery BVabl*eJy6lfeVd.ayi'' ..r*r

CINCINNATI MARKET.

By Tele«r»ph.i 0li.0lfc«/lxl, Aug. 6. rtOUB—8teady with tiic d- rretndi WBE4T -Iu good demand'at fail rates red at $1 20&1 25 hq whito at 1 4o@l 45.

CUttN—Dtill and prices droop! at S5@87 for eat. uATS—In good demand at 45^50, the latter rata for primi. White.

Nathaniel Kingsley is under arrest charged with the removal of aquantity of distilled w4r|t4' upon which tax bas not been raid, from his distillery to some place otber than a bonded warehouse, and aiding and abetting its concealment,,

From St. Iiouist

St. Louis

Aug.

5.—Dr.'Brewst«r, of

•Janesville, 'Wisconsin, has arrived here to sgcffbMn if possible the circumstancta 6f tne fllath of tbo third wife of Dr. Duva'l, who is now in Janesville jail, charged w|tlt!(fbisinjing his fourth wifr. Mrs Duv«1| tiiiQUtSr 3, died here suddenly July 11, Ib6S, and it is probable her remains will be exhumed and subjected to chem ical analysis.

BYE-0u1l at 9U®32i. TOBAO O—In gotxl dumaod, .(baMtale*! tforM* the.laet twu dajs,comprise 7M batlheadf at SU to «31. 'ihe p«ntliuupr«mlam toftaftv ^troagst forty to one haudrcd dollars per cwt. Tp» quia* ber In attendance from nil tbe cities was onusn* atlv large.

WHIaKT—Unsettled at 51 05^1 OS. Tbore Is some conflict between dt alere. JPltuVISIONS—Nothing done prices nominally uncbauged.

PdRK—At $33 tO

BULK JUKATS-At 14c for shonMcr4 »n4 16^ fur sices.

BaCuN—At

15}£e for ilioulders and. 13%@19

for clear rib and Clear sides no tales. L\KD—Held a. 19J{. and feaief uo demand. BUl'lEB— UncQanjeil and flm at for fresh

QOLD-iae1 buying. •^5f""r I "•it ,HJS»C, -ti ji bi:«

NEW YOKE MABkM FLOUK-Oioecd dull and pltghUy la bayera1 far Tor.

WHEAT—Very firm with fair export demand at Si 68 for ho i,10i(gl 6» for iio spiinrf iud 1 C2u«l Cifor Dew red Obio and I diana.

KYB-No nihftl at #1 aSai'&T ior iffsttrfd: OATd—Dnll at T^ffl'80 fo/'flew fcud old WHtfcni. COBK—Dnll at fl 0T(ttl If f»r giiod t6 trltti and 77078 for western.

PORK-Hall andHeaty at 33(883 P6.

LIFE INTI4WK1TOK,

OB LIF13 BBJVTEKATCHO&LIXIB, For Deraogemcnts of the Orinary Organs it giTei

Lift, Jiealth nM Strength to I.li

wb6,.iue,U»i4i 6ll«w

nover ialis to fmniir' want of Power, and all wevkuew arising rrom Kxcesses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss memory, unpleasant dreams, weak oeryes, i.eadacha, neryo^s tpsiuMing, WP8F¥AM,ltndai dimness of vfaiou, SusUmg of the fitm, which, if neglt-cted, wUl jiyttQlasanity or Oonpnmptiou. oib*s affected, it will no* re^^p wlaatf3|iiH. Iralulit be_lliTlg. oatad ttrtlitreaft j» ratflreCte fnltfll tVsVuties of life. ~M (lis niediclKo^£fc» beeH"teits4Jbr

SOLD

(f ."i e«nnot (4»cnre it si your case,«B«LeBClt, OU.. 61 (Mar 4tl sentyoa.OaW nearly equarfffiW*

maayj|Blr8l•

and it is Warraattal^ ^artaia «JB»,no mauHfrsow bid tbe case amf bo. BandcSOa of certlltcate| can bosbowp. #riat ooaiSftallar pwr bottle, or sis bc-ttie»fSt,BTe WllaU. 6

a statement of to BBTAN and It will illars, a bottlS 111 be sent to an)

eipre«volfiGeJ«Alv|rt niitul plates,.cbarg^a pakL Priwate dmriats. Sent oa «f|(iicatlbBt stamp. decl^daodwly

iijict LAD LBS, £«.*

If you require a reliable,-taaedy, use tbe best I

DR. HABTET'M lETtMALE

•d

PILLii

have no equal. Tb«y are In ordinary caaaa. Pjuca, otiasafeaolsure

dousb ram box.

Or. PSUs

four degrees ftrtn gA tbr spe dal caw»—»»tc* TJirt BOX, Private circaiara sent /rao. SncioM.asaaipxti yoa cannot procure the Pills, eocleae lbs an aad.ddraaaBa^AN Tork, *«1 oa recelft ti*»T will

aaat-waliasn.

return AMert vl

•nHlMMPHT m* NmrOwairwliitfnMi

Mew fork

sMT*lv

vst SMhtitil at ttB

Hoassua

«f AaMoasT, eatwactag tlw

snbjecta: How to LiTe and What to Mrs' for Touth, HatuitMil P«aA«« Haniiood Qanetl llyKeTiewi. The Osnae o( Indigestion fiata Itcs itl Svrrow OMMI "M'dniM bft tftce *»f Serroas OiaasiaSS ~aC2tmaM fof Has. a if 3 a it olnoA oontalifl&i WUl be fotarrled ou nnkfixft tint Matofk, by adtre««ina:

Swrt-TJsw Toa* Pt&nOi 9*

BroaS-

Awsjobt,

BIS

Vmr.HewTwk. WlMty

SPECi At

dRAKS CL03IKG SALE OF DBT 000X^1.

TUEOLL, BLPLSY fc DKMIN®, Art now eloaJng out their entire stock of Sosa* n»t Di»E! Oo«rt,'4c., Ar., at interesting price* bnyen. V)n( tbttr 'advertiseiimt ta anotfaet colamk «f tMi paper: BMdiTand proSt thcrebT.

t' ft'

i!i J*4I 4f

GOLDE1 £1GL£,

Sparkling Catawba,

W£&k

dt soar

OXD §HEBift¥ WIJi£

•1

PORT WISE,

I IB* b«5 id gat« tti fit' »«ciu ww use, Sifijj di tfm BOKDKACX CLAEKf, it

Bhein Wine,

COGNAO,

OOSINES^ OIRECTOfr^. ATTOBNBTB. f**i MereSlih T. M. frarrington Block.'

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Wa. X. UcLaan, SU ilaln street. ft'r.• fiaird SiDrurt, Street, g# Vftjtt A Do, 0.0o^Mato uUloitrwl. ... ,, jit. U. Blake, Ohio Street

A«CHJTliCTS AtfD BUIXiDJBLKh. Trrdtgb, cor&af Main and Fifth* ihifi ft VVintam*f corner Ninth and Bioltbii,

"BOOTS AND iiaOJSS^

Jacob UoiJ, sontb Fouftii otieet, BOOSS ANi 8WMJ1 ,^A. b. Dooiey, IIM Mitui Mrwt, r' ,."'.. BAJUU&.. ..friQrii UetiilgA Jtze., iialayetuatrw*. Kf" •t* BILLIAKLS.

MTttiimltt ii l»l, W'oi. rbiidi 1, i'ropi id.-i. OA jfrK 1AO ^AeTORY. Wlldy, I buQi-ts A Ou., Cur. 2d and Walnni

CLOTHING. 79 KMd tstreot.*'"

Griwor Ji JUiilor, 81 Mam street. ^Joha Barniala, o*«-.r ?uil«n A Walmsiwy's. Fra Sclnew.iig, l'Jz Slam street.

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CO Ali D,J£ALJ£B3.

J. Ai ilorgua, Siilii»«n County Coal, J-.»bu UpKariaue, ititer l!o»I. if'*j ii DIUi^S.JlAKIliJGi-', Mu. Hi Hi. tUedgna, Uhio.bet. 4tb airtlflth tits

DENTISTa. i'-«

L. H. ttarttolomew, 167 Main stree^. (J. O. liin'olp, oth Sf., bJtvyeep Slam aiw u. iu. Lat oiuoi/s. Tuell, Kiple? A Co., curaer 6th And Main W. S. iiyc*£ t!o., 77 rftrebt. C. AOo.e 170 Uiiibfltroet. iwddall dt iio., corner Kourtti oui Ethiu eiicti tiaxtou at WadiaaJe^. lii Male ttveet. CoruehuB*- cunwr fttalh au«] Tbira i(li fUiUHiOltjTS Birr, Oajlck Jt Barry, corner Main utul

FAKM1NU iMPLiDMEWT.-j. Jouus A Juues, oast side i'ubllc Sqnti:e. GUM SMITH A.N XTIN Cil, 1 h.i

JoUu Armstrong, Ohio street, eaat of Third. HARDWARE.

HAT8 AW 'CA

Jr.8ih li HOTELS. W^tlouui Hijuao, tor|Hirviltti »ai Ilai*. Ul»rk duuec, corner Otiiaand JFir«st« itirio liHHto UouMf, atriiwr Mufti Kud Mr.iiLrt)' U«tt) J»r wauitA|!i^jfc .A^|sjiWl. I iiag.'i ai).-K.e»u, Polling U%il. J. \. JSa.a ti. tt rae^tSf'7^ Maui street it"Vft'oidau, 5 \V

ttriun-M

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PUSOIbmj.J-'M

LIVEUY STABLE.

LEATHER,

Straus, 149 Mnia st.

ilT,

BEEf—Steady with medetate enquiry.' CUT MEATS In fair tiettsfid. BAOOn— Steady.

Siric

iBD—Firm at fos^tritee steamv 'i EGOS—Quiet and snahaliged. .. MONET—Easy at 6£7 pr ctint oa call/ GOLD—Closed at 364.

L. A ilumot., 1^4 uud 143 Mala s*ttti. MONUMENTS, .SCOTCH O KAN IT E Walter ht ifppiughous in, Oiierry itiwi, be iw.tnaib auu lUtb.

MUSIC UEALERo. -j

L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio strfct MECHAjN 1C1A ii AvTiiniaa.le soctb hM.

MILLINERY. -,

M. A. Barldan, 80 wain stice '8.

Mts. Bmllnghaui, Cor, 4 acd OhiJ.1 MILITARY CLAlMa. Vi" D. S. Dan^IJson Frrluj-tna Bluck, JT,. .i

MOTIONS AND TKlMMlNUfe.-' f. 11. Biddle, ISl Main street. PHYSICIANS. il£fc§*J«,Xi(Uu(^v»eei kivitt PubUc ^uaEe.. ^.. I

RETAIL GK0(Jtl KS

I. H. ^li14*.Qui, Its, Maik f. D.Mulfuf 3oatb

i. cjrect.

0 1. pley. Mala Street. RAILROAD AGENT. Jam-« B. Turner,jaj HcKna A Paddock's itlUl tiBAL EST AT AGENTS. Hendricb A Laage, corner Main and 4tb streetn

SADDLERY HARDWARE.

tred if Boss No.

v,|

south Fifth street. ..

STOUB WOBK.

Whiter & Eppinghousen, Cherry street, b"i .Ot tween9th and JOth. /i MACHINB8.j iit. T. U. Biddle, 151 Main 8tr^t.

SKIBT9 AND CORSETS. Hars

my d)rect«BS. II

Arnold, 89. Main atreet,'

S. WeUz No. 159 Main Rtrett.

STONE CUTTERS.

MoFarHue,

fant

of T.51., 41. B. Hl

Freight iejot. UNDERTAKER.

I OHfTflA,. BV,

C0MMISSKH MKRCUA\T «r in all kind* of Irst 8.., at Cuoal Basin, Terre Haute, In jiana.

WStciot attentioa paid to receiving aod rofng floods. jel*

DISSOLUTION

OFCO-PAJKT.

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Kotice is iteraby gives til at theco-partnersli ip beseto.orae^istug quder tba -wian ti -IfKite B«roett,««fitocu m4 Prvristoa deaiej*, it tbls day diuolvrd by mutual ceost-nt. .T. O. WHITE.

GEU. J. BUKNKTT.

IffffiHHIMfirtBlto tteafcerainnare rrqueetel to call acd settle lmmellately. The Snderliireed will still costlnrs at tbe old stajd, coro«r Fourth

and

Cherry street, ai^l Will

keep constantly on band a flue assjrtment of Graoerks, Provisions, Sc., 4c. JAC. WHH8. •Terre Han»e, #ttry fil, 1869. Jj23 taa. X** '-i-s ,e:• :V, Uk A i, 1.. irK i.

JJJSMOVAL. RAULMOAI AGBNCT, ttn ay oS«e to VcKem A Padd«ck's Mill, wb«re I would be pleased to see my old ft^c^4s Wad oo^toaw®.

THrowga' MaatpSa jjtmt oa •hipwentt of pre«aw teaB Bstiifl Olttea. All Bail,atrd Baft an! WisarnMsiiWw', an* time aa (jrrjck mm and ooapstHig Hoea. Qrain fa taltAiv^ to Hear loilud to«i» elilMstikaaisofesn. 1AMK9 H. TORNIB, AitU •DMM9U I

bee .»• gmrfai tufeit ft ai Kjirt wii) 'Xt* hhrs fij^puK rir'T »,

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B8F0KG BUSINESS, WHAT'!

Advertising, of Coursfe!

HI! NIHMBK TBADE,

It bchooTe^ the bnslness men •*x*Vh*iWsGnimnmKsamKManaam1immaaua0UBm of Terre Haute to be up and -—i—rrTBTrwmmirrwnirstirring for the Summer Trade.

Competition is lively, and if you *BMmmBammmuma&aaBmaai don't push your tail

vertise it Judiciously. Scatter

Cards, Circulars, Hand-bills—

insert pointed advertisements

In the papers —Keep your name

and oeenpation before the pub-

lie eye. Advertise! a~t*jMaaa»MBM«MaaM«SBBaatasM———

THE KVPRKSS

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is supplied with every descrip

tion of type, and prepared to

execute printing with dispatch

and at surprisingly low rates.

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BUSINESS.

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HOLLAKI) CIO facials at JS~ ttatn St., bet. 31 mad 4tb, WEISS. )4l7 d2ia

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Dayton Pitts

Separators aim Horse Powers, With IXTnjrS fir tbe HtiMsS ,«W B- KfTHJi'S latest improVid

GRAIN-DRIL.Ce --jj. ,?* .(«"? Sit id.) mw *-l| It cannot c&o.«3 $r bieat |l»o gr»|t, tlxyesdirt* beijic ifr.Kjt by ii te"H*s TH »hf( 1» uSD'KjS 1 ii£ BCXth^t riip»lt ssUPdil ti it Urn q:i.* ir t-voru I- tt yro, p-r:i »ned t- the B9#.i vf v«i5el» Which. ,«PPsd i* I «M^al« awl ret»«, also Wm,1

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CAKE MHXJi-witft with vo, tic»l Boiler-.

CIDEa ^ILLS Bizce,

^Ewry DriUr"CATfi M,»li aoJ Wari »n tilt, We jiru TT1.K Aii iPH'p oT^any pitian'diffaii'y auantii, to fur,.i8ll-oTany »'StiT!iatf:f tif" roat'uf frr-jinfl". I l.u.il jf d^ta.'aro £iveu.

usH

business* it

wiH push you. The best way

to push your business is to ad

w!»! !i f"£»Sp

LEATHEfif, HIDES &C ,* tit .Ui .KJ-.

A." FIUKNETT: i! .?»!v I,'.- ,M (",'VUO" Mailufactuivr'lSBd Dealer ill .i ii iff LeutM^r, Hides, 011m. ijitoe Find-n-s, an(i Curriers Tools.

UNDERTAKERS.

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The t)rili is Cfheapsr |tUnsH|f «tbei% and -will saM-Ati »hae to j-i-*t»oebi" raril-s, but,(xira lt«iH«tmettUai:i ffc "ered caai babel's: ~TJV i*e' rtte bOiV3

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Hm Certain EtSaei«ttpo»^ tiDli«ftUotibB cttlio Human Raoe,' .. i-.c I 5?pecUiIv tb« EcIljs^ thftt temvv, t^la«.plftc rft»|)eciiu tlw 'ti Uj^LiKipti. AH Xvu'Cs

u: ji LifJiEl*' SMUZMlt, W^uTh Ko'f WondeVfni 'ST»d!*!E^ ..r'f'a in T'-jr oiMthf* -#^4 an eMtljr. CtHWenif fv-.i*

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the Eid jC]*! rat^ .H«rgeriOjl AlMtt.

yo« V.ve Jk.rfr »i«1'^to nnliA.. (i«^1 beattliprq[ «fttl»^]{v^t,nwb'*aBl«!PrJ M1M otjKr^ |Ma'C{sH4»#t fj() Speeds St^^M^.r-^iSers.

If ne awlSatMt fsttusm. don't be pat off •with eunettilES else. Tbn Ix-st craggfsts bafo thesi. ~Ali tt til Greatfocitetaeflt iti, Salt J^ake. Orertb^e' fttietil." Thk«oftds nro beiafe'Wl^ J.y them. #ei AlgbnH Yoau*^ fcM»*-|lie f..-. ... I' -t,,. b«ti.v"^T 'W£2l*

A jSPKKB^ PasaajiL Wm S*rMhii i' fti far ari«, "Ac'ent Mrtbs:0omi6rtfl? it Koropa- SBA by lrd«Sstsfcafarany. rThe GrcaUtt atonic of the Age.

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Orders left at JsUutji

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whe»!» f. rn# Dg a p-jS«.aLi [tcfru ly .'1--r c..a- •I'-'toC'trtf.h*? fP,. 25'ltrfntirt iro.jtf ua4r|v«rKitoi)| uAi «l swi-lfc I fiiJcti a idetbc ent Laid 2l-a,urj .kt^i-.eit (j ibo Drill. .'ruinptly a Vrire 6r tti.i po5i{V^ri'trrtri!i^ Ihe cog-w.r»els »r» »:t !.« aadr.«li(r ta tfe loaf, bm»r« fistoced-1' tharn: aud-thuKfu usrr^-J-j larei withoutmoting tt whiSsS"

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COAL.

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Collar^ Whips, Curry' Combs, .i. '.- .iSltXXfsiXjCfcil??, 'h rf of, ypMri'.n ft i'oylf'r. Lfnt'titr a it --i aw.'Sff

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