Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 August 1869 — Page 1

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WiMlitUMM'iJ.I Hop*s are entertained of the recovery of Jadge McDopjddv

The Christian Society of Evansville are about to erect a new church. t)iLU-t0 •, --71 a-:.-.-„f 'Six Pkbsoss were ifljurei, some of them •eriou.Iy, by runaway teams in Svamvitle on Monday.

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taken place in the school book matter in Indianapolis and that the new National jxm& &BLgi™n*ftW*ywithout

change and' without bonue.

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Th* Eagle Machine Works yeolerday shipOM fhe last fhreAWg machine they had in their shop. They hava sent out since Jade Is*, VI2 threshing machines and 23 pottable steam engines.—int. Journal.

S*t*bai. children were born ta Indianapolis during the greatest obscuration of the eclipse, and the httte "codgers" are all doing well. These youngsters will potfe |ike$y|to jfofgetjhoir WjjfcJay.

Mbs. Gkobo* 8*H£lied very suddenly in Princeton on Sunday. Her husband

au&$t&a$£ footed by the event that his reason was overthrown.

"•f&fcEvaifatfne Journal ttf yesterday bu this apcount of an awful death lAnfUl#cfirtd*or 3t*pbten' lifter Who lives near Ingle Street M. E. Church, flsU iato* vault yesterday, and whan it was gotten c*ft Wfit'dBKa^ 'PhS little one was

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where the exercises-are conducted in their

,vj »i'4* •a*#* the result of the enumeration of sbhodlcbitSreh in liapofte^

Ho. c#o»aiest^etwawi the ages of and 21 jmH m- females between -same ages, 937. No. of colored males, 12, iiumf jiujMMaiiiBiiiriiirH ^^Po»^ri8«6. The enroimifciltJttBSKflKJMC0

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aing at 2 o'clock P. M. The inaugural of .acting Presideht'SBti will be followed bpr 4hclTt ipiichei 'jjf"{5*j^^,r,tle8-

Xhx SenUml M^the report that work on the extension of the Indianapolis and Viaoaaaesroad ?•&, 4D* iro has been a us-

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(arranging&r t^e cpttlog annual meet* lng^n ''6en. W:Q. Qresh. Col. MoQalddo and Surgeon D. W. "Voa"g#», of ^'»&f5gSS8MF of iAwre^eittl^g^w14nd®A^ General Georg« r. Hc(irnh1sV oTIndlahapolis or Southport Col. Michael C. Garber, of ]®»^Ueh (ttOder-tbW'bll!) #nd Jaftes Kegwin, of JeffersoBTille, or thereabouts.

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Th* editor of the Laporte Union has seen "the big ox," and here is hi^de--scriptlon of the bovine monster.

Imagine a Durham steer 18 handahigh, 13 feet from tip of opse to tip of ham, 11 teet 4 inches about the girth, and 3* feet anroes the hips. Whea last weighed, the monster pulled down 4,545 pounds. He was six yws-o)44a»t April and was raised in Kentuoky-rwas aired Vy# thorough., bred bull, impofted by A&Sander, and h« mother waTia three-quarter blood of tira%tery Clay ftock. He 5nly consumftiAbinS^ee pecks of oats and aix pounds of hay per djem. He is certainly the higg^l

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Marx H- THOMAa, aFrieBdE, will speak at the residence of Enos G- Pray this eTenlfi^—-J«i. Journal-

In tM 'tffiJMi time Friend1 nevir gave notice that he ot »he soomU speak at any tfoe. ^u t^he preachers of that excallea: linomination ptotes to speak from tire^t iaspitatton-^-as they ate'•moved by the spirit'—.W^oa't ka«w how one of th^iJaftJsp^win ftdSahcs^hethache or she WiBtpeak or ke^p-sUenee irt-Atiy givi»a futaM time. ^Xhe iiMsa of Mr. Pray is a good place for religious medtlngB, and

wi hope ^ia JcS«r%arj local attended last uighi asdtwlil toe-able to«cplain how it k»ppeae(i that an iaipirational preacher oould give notice in advance as to when the spirit would move.

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From New York.

Niw York, Aug. 10.—The Presideat and Secretary Fish left last evening for Washington.

XXPBZSS CA««/

In the Superior Court Judge Cordon yesterday delivered an opinion, in the of certain parties against the Merchant* Union Efprees Company, **fuedi^Pr* "him threeinonths since, denyiDg tBeapplicatien to remove Mr. Allen, the receiver, and appoint a successor. !'•*lCVl.f toUttKAr* ^iU

The steamboat St. John on her upward

was quite severe, throwing the passenger* out of their berths. Fortunately the steamer receivsd kut lltti# 4»*|t •& abritxd.

The Siamese twins arrived last evewpf. snrA*o*iAi. *J15fea1 Brick Pomerov intends to run for State Senator next winter.

TTISTEBN rEEIGHT.

A meeting ot Bailroad markers will be held in Boston to-day, to take action relative to competition in freight to the West. 8U8QUEHA.HNA BAILBOAP WAB.

Among the measures taken in the Susquehanna BallJBpad war was the issue here of fifders tb Sherifft along^-tte 1h» of the road, to enforce the decree of the Court and assist Fisk in hit duties as receiver.

Similar action was taken at Albany. The upshot of the whole caw at preient is, the Albany party have the molt men, but the Fisk party thus far the most successful, as the!^Superintendent is running the road. jTui-s

FOUTICAI.

The Sun'soorrespondent haahad an interview with John Quincy Adams. The latter will accept the Democratic nomination for Governor of, Massachusetts If nominated, though he does not desire ft. He approves Secretary Fish's fofeign policy does net favor Territorial expansion thinks the democrats will soon oonbol the Southern $tales that Bigoaof dissolutioh afe apparent in the Republican rank*, that Democrats should accept negro suffrage and other inevitable results of toe wit, and dominate John T. Ifrffman fir President.

I.OSS of THE STEAMER OEBMAHIA. A dispatch to agents from Cape Bace reports the total Joss of the steamship Geemania, crew and passengers all saved. It is supposed the mails are also savefL The Germania left New Tork, Augult 3d, for Hamburg. She bad $75,000 to gold aboard.

CUBAN NEWS.

The Cuban Junta have received authority from President Cespedes to issue letters of marque as soon as they are cure the Cubans have a seaport. It is expected two vessels Will loon be comaalslioned, also reported that 15,000 jnen will soon start for Cuba.

BROKERS SENTENCED. 1

The Wall street broken were sentenced Iflfr vfab Jto-diy, by Judgepfrtto^A to fi&esfxiinging from $250 *o $8W,1ai* fa two cases to imprisonment in the cit prison for five and ten days respective^

THE TEXAN MURDERER.

J. H. Pratt, the alleged Texan abd murderer, waa taken from tody o| IU»h*lfcMbwandhurri^liBto a boat and conveyed to Tort Schuyler, where he was delivered Into the charge of Major Taylor. This summary proceeding was undoubtedly prompted tjjy the apprehension that Judge McOunn would render a decision liberating the

prisoner on the ground put forward counsel, that he has not been guilty any offence against the United states. loi ..

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corn-field of seven hundred acres in good condition and groifingiplendiffly Thev have a farm of 30,000 acres, in one body, well watered anil with permanent improvements, having 140 miles of board fence, thirty dwelling houses for tenants, •thtee blacksaiith shops, To cultivate the corn glands 169 one and two horse plows weri*«frtr# dl«!jr uee, and on the pasture lands 3,100 head of cattle are now taking for the J^«w "^ork market, and will t# ahipped this fall

From Washington

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Washington, Aug, 10.—The dent and' Secretkry Kish morning. Several visitors, including a few members of Congress^ bad an interview with the President this mornhigf .. .. CABINET MXETXN&.

arrived this

At a Cabinet meeting the Treasuiy

tornay General by Ajsist»nt Field. TOe Cabinet meeting adjourned at 3 p. m. Nothing has transpired concerting the subject discussed for wfc3ck*cmre is the slightest official authority.

NATT VISBEtB.

The Secretary of the Navy has made the following changes in the names Jf vessels, to conform more fully with tie law:

Arizoha to Nevada Heel a to Nebraj** ka Hercules to Oregon Tbunderer to Maefachusetts A»tori» toQmaha l^tiSrid|#tb iTongteis. &•

BELIKYED.

"The following army officers bavir been relieved from duty in the Jndian Bureau Itud ordered home to await oitten:

Major H. Duogloss, Superintendent, and Captains Tennick H. Carlton, C. J. Wilson, and Lleuts. Geo. H. Sergter, J. K. Bvers, W. W. Fleming, C. T. Speor and Wm. B. Mayso, agenu.

NAVAt.

Qpiamender H. B. Lowrie, U. 9- Navy, is ordered to take command of the Severn on the 23d Inst. Various ether officers have been ordered to the Severn, which is to be the flag ship of Admlrel Foster, and will sail in a few days for Cuba. Capt. C. H. Caldwell is ordered to the Severn as chief-ef-staQ" of the North Atlantic fleet.

APPOINTMENTS.^

*The following appointments wbre'atinounced to-day C. M. Felix, Consul at Strasburg Bobt. 8 Howley, Postmast# at Williamsport, Pa.

WAVT DEPARTMENT

Commander August Lee has been.ordered to perform the duties of Cblef erf the Bureau at Washington during the sbtenee of Commander Alden. Oosnmander Smith will perform the duties of Secretary of the Navy during the absence of the Secretary.

From Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 10.—The Turners assembled at Wright's wove this morning and commenced enlivening sports at noon. There must have been from 17,» 000 to 20,000 persons present- This evening at Fest Hall the Turners held a midsummer night's festival. The performances were unique and amcsing. sulci©*.

An Englishman EamedStowe,who waa adjudged yesterday by the County Court to be insane and was to be taltan to the Jacksonville Insane Asylum this momincr, committed suicide in cetl ia jail lastnlgbt'by hanging himself ii£ AiroaiffXB smtto* ulOO

A man named Theodore, a merchant, committed suicide last nigjit. Ha had got into financial difficultieis, and hia stock Of goods waa yesterlay seitefl.

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sitting of the Beichrath delegation to-day-A loM diicassiOn "on the budget of the min^tat too| pl«ce. Baron Benst in hia remarks admitted that moat of the disagreements with Prauia arose from what waa contained in the Austrian red book, but deienied It on the ground that Ha publication waa calculated to remove mbapjUtUniiaagy He reiterated th»t Austria had found, no new alliance, bat added that In France ahe had many good friends. It was questionable wh*th«r Germany could kelp Austria, even if ytetibee Of the German States were wanted- France, on the contrary, has proved Wself a friend throughout.-

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Madrid, August 10.—A fresh spiral fcas 'been discovered In this city. Numerous arrests made including IT gens d'armes. Thirty arrests have taken place it Burgas. A leading member of (faeCirlttttband in Leon bee been taken prisoner and shot.

JBngland-

iXiOHDOV, Aug. 10.—Gladstone is again quite -ill. His condition causes anxiety among his friends.

There have been some further failurea of firm# in the cotton trsrfe at Preiton. The royal assent has been given to the bill for the purchase of telegraph lines by the government.

The Evening Telegraph yesterday contained an editorial on the case bf Haggerty, U. S. Consul, at Glasgow. After paying tribnte to the uniform good faith of the American Executive, so far as Fenian ism is concerned, justifies the refusal of the British Government to grant exequator. President Grant had no notion of the record of Mr. Haggerty, and undee the circumstances, the Government had no action, but to refute to acknowledge hhn. and the justice of the refusal (iaiihtlwr will be recognized at Washington.

The Harvard crew were out for practice last evening- They made faster time than at previous trials, though they rowed against wind and tide. They used tte Lonion Cljib beat, and the crew wa» composed as follows: Lyman, at the bow, goring at stroke, and Fay and Simmons. Lyman and Fay are the relief, who recently arrived in England. The cockswain has already acquired a good knowledge of the course.

France.

Paris, Aug. 10.—The Patriesays large bands composed of officers and soldiers and, members of the clerical party have assembled. in the northern district of SpalQt well armed and organised. Be* ports say a great Carlist demonstration has been fixed for the 15lh Inst.

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iBsa^tttsaKsr-noon, Win the evening. This moral

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~~B¥bT. J:'Ldeke reports the totality of the eolipae at Nifiholasvllle, Ky., as commencing at 6:3S, and ending .at 6:85.— ^ritlonj three minatei.

Pfof. Campbell, New Albany, lad., imoAs toUl obscuration at 5:26. Duration, S minutes. Also, (he spots and central group .of the same oh the sun's disc. Thermometer sank from 76 to 61

ACCIOIHXS.

A painter named Sock, fell from a «&ffold dlstanoe of thirty ftet yesterday: Injuries probably fatkl.

The youthful sculptor, Phillip Andrei, Was thrown from a buggy at 10 o'clow .bight. fiis neck'Was brojken, and'he dWimmfjidiktely. »afefwrtr* ^«no«iojr. tntheinyestlgation cale of Gen Young, Supervisor of Internal revenue, now in progreu in this^ity,

the doors are closed

w~ reporters. There are-rumors abroad that fourteen charges have been preferred agfcinst the SnpeKVjior. That 0en«rnl Young demanded the privilege of having the teetimony. pubiished, but the demand was refuted* A threat it is said, accompanied the refusal, that In case a reporter was present Young would be denied the privilege of cross-examination, Apfeq nograpme reporter has attended all the sessions of the examiniag board, bat it Is understood the report he is preparing is for the use of tbecommissloner. There is a rumdr also that on being refused permission to have the testimony published 5ftung ptapared a dispatch to Mr. Delano •aking-the.privilege of publication. The dispatch he offered to the board, to bis sent by them. They not only refused to send it, but would not allow Young to send It.

Aissesser $haw of the 2d district, is to oome in next for a share. The exact nature of tbe charges is not known. S JMli sotiTlflBN VAIIROAD. "Wm. A. Gunn, Chief Engineer of the Southern railroad commences a survey of tbe road to-morrow. One corps of Ills engineers under F. S. Wallace will commence at Lexington and come north, another corps under W. C. Creeief cotq» mence at Walton Station on the Louisville shott line and proceed toward Lexington to meet the first named party. The route will pass by Georgetown, Scott Co., Williamsport, Qrant county, and is expsoted to ha 20 miles shorter than the Kmtucky Central. The survey will be completed in two months. Meantime the able engineer, Ernest Bupe, will make a tour of observation in Tennessee, commencing at Chattanooga. oouaonova.

Internal revenue collections in the 2d district were fl,00«,000 fet the latt thTee months,. ".J:4

PltmoitTH, Mass., Aug. 9.-~One ofthe finest soldiers' monuments In the State was dedicated here to-day.

Bev. Wa. Booker died In the pulpit, Sunday, of heart disease, In his own church in Taswell, Ind.

From KMhTille.

Nashwili.*, Ang. 10.—A special tirain went from this place this afternooa to ICurfireesboro, to fliceite Quir. Setter, who waa oa return to Nashville fro Seat Teaussses. A congratulatory apeec wm made at Mat fir eesboto by Brian, and briefly reeponded to by Gkv SSnter. Tbe retora train arrived in SaihTiHe abont 6 v. If-, and Sot. Sen %er wae escorted to his hotel by a large and enthusiastic prooeeaion. His recep tion was unusually brilliant

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th* constrootiom worir iiecessary for the aiaking of inees w#l *e eommeoced to* day on tht btidgftjteiWDe the Missisaqx pi river at thjs .point. 7 bore.

After nadringa depfli of 3^ feet the County Cowih^vp ord^red the fl**l stoppsge.eC koris« th%* thh InsauLAOim hfGt. -fc-i I]

The body of man named wood a. Hoyt, formerly of New York, but lately from California, was found in his room yesterday, he having committed suicide by taking laudanum

BUN OTER ASV KILLED-

A man named Ira Smple was run over and killed near Jenntng's Station, a few miles iioza this city, on (he North Mo. B. B. yeeterday morning. He waa drunk.

BUTTEE-

An Omaha dispatch jestergay says IT car loads of batter were sent ont to California by a train UMJayiui

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RKMOVAL or THB JtATIOHAI. CAPITAL. A very enthoslastie meeting of citizens generally, was- ,heid at tbe City Council Chamber 4o-night to oonsj(|Br and take Mtlon upon the question or tern ovieg the National Capital to the Mississippi Valley. Some gf the moat porminent citizens of St. Louis w«e present.

Speeches were made by Hon. Erastbs Wells, Hon. Mr. Finkelnburg, Bepreseh tatives from this jiity, in Congress, and others. '.. ^rfaau

After Jotae dirtbiskfe1 u|on minor points, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:

Whereas, The agiUUon of Ihe subject of tbe removal of the National Capit|kl from Washington City to the Mkslscippl Valley, has become so general as to be national in its character and whereas, the people of the valley Skates and t$e great West hold that the reasons for t|e agitation are ttutfiful and just, and pf the highest oopoern to tbe national welfare, and as sftch the im^dttance of tl)e subject den&ndl more positife smd definite action on ti9 part pf the„people bf the country, therefore,

The Territories entVtl^d to two delegates appoioted_hy ttietr devernors.'

A Committee iof are was appointed tu which the %hol^ subject should be referred, and With authority to Q)afce 4II proper arrangements for tbe holding bf. the Oonyention and power to change the day should they deem it expedient fo 4° SO. & a

ST. LotHB, Aug. ie.-ftle Wifhrg sUfWMWk] —Ifithout decided change at 39J5 for OOTTO] mWiWlng-. ri^Jl

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iOf Davis and as'i] B. B. is dis-

The attachment suit sociates sgainat the U. solved by J«dg» Tate. ,i

Rtaolvta, That thiis meeting favors tje calling of a National Convention at St. Louis for tbe purpose of a mutual consideration of tWsnbject of the removal of the national. capital tp the Miuissippi Valley by chosen delifgates from *1} the i9mi, SUtes, and by thus doing hasten a flnal 1^. settlement of the question. I***

Resolved, That to obtain a wise disculsion of the facts be»ring upon this grest, subject, and to secure the end for whloh we labor ^4.^conJ^ton^owg8?*., trymen to this cause, we make this call

for a Naticmsa Con^en CMrvene »t St. Louis on the sixth of October next, said Convention to be composed of delegates from sill the States and Territories as follows.

Each State to be repoefeented byi#o

respectively by the Otfvernors of t!)e

Qbio Dem^ordtey..

Colcmbus, August lOw—The Democratic State Central Committee, the members of which ^ace arriving for a meeting to-morrow, is discussing the possibility of the committee taking upon themselves the reiponiibllity'tfT homfnetiog a candidate for Gofernor in place of BosecranSb ft is not itnposaihlh that the ooipmitt,ee' to-morrow ^rill a nomination., *i ?fcjd iJtttlK li W.flfrS

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Masiixok, OHjAufuft^r-Thls morn, ing at a ?oal bank^near JtwUlon, anirou cage containing eight men fell forty feet to the bottom shaft, severely injuring all, breaking legs, and ribs, Medical sTplstaB.ee called. All doing, well

rarely injuring all, is, of the sufa'terS. we» immediately

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'itailroad Consolidation OLrfKLAar}), August la-^X&e contract for tbe consolidation of the Lake Shore, Michigan Southern, Wtfh the Buifalo 0 Erie B. B. Oo. was ratified to-day by the almost unanimous vote of tbe stocktioldeva «f both roads. sen

A Steamer JJo#l DTyi

St.Johits, N. Aug. 10—The steamer Cleopatra, Captain Donald, from Mottrehl bound to London, was totallyjost near Trepassy. The passengers and crew were saved and have arrived at this port.

CINCINNATI XABKjBT. By Telegraph.] OnomUTl, Aug. 10. FLOO B—Finn, family at «6 86.

WKBAT ^Imgular, cMBgdaU, hafsrsdler' lag fl 3001 35 for red anl 1 4601 60 for whits, halders contend for 3 to 6c per bnshal better. coau-^gcarca and bfkaf at ftfis farsar^.a

OATS—firmer ad wJS«r at 60®». RTE—rinn at Si 0M1 06. I TOBACCO—In good deaiand at S60WWHISKT—Firfl atfl OS fbriew^nd CSftr nn bOllBfia inns POBK—Dull *t S33 2S43S. eO, aales at forsfiotkUMland for eides sldssheld Xc h%fr sheAdsIs dull.

BACON—Firm at 16Kc for shoulders and IK xtjfuttus&mM-. jitLgat enrsd at Mc, e«ud pi^es^ 20

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SOSalXflW.Dj ^SHER^H^UTfe!^J3ffi^^NpDAXtt01®lK"fiVAUGUST 11 ESTABLISHED MAY 12. 1851

ruDB-len acKve and a riiade eufcr, S6 00(96 fiOlbpauper flue tt»re westers 7 OP97 tar ettn, itMa^e S0»7 80 tor exua 7 *. good fo choice do elostDg quiet.

M06 ettn, stateS007 SO far extra irettorn 55A7 60 forrwhHe wheat extra COjgfT gB for _7«8 for extr%8t. Loiiii 9gfiO fo^for

BX1 &VOS-«aJtt at ft 6096-75. CORN lf$A3b-'V*tca and firm. WHMCT—SSserjaS 111^1 lS for mttri ftSL (k* Utter tke »r tooa bound.

WBUT-Iioi ttttra and tg£ letrv at 1 68 6S Mklie 2«p'iBC.I Htt IStar asater Ohio SdXiiUi.X SO for ambM ttieUpn aadD«l» whitettawmad In(U«B»,l Si for aaiber white |0ftUfonia aad|Uchl

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completely smashed up on the North I Miuouri Bailroad, Vea mflee weet afl W nxtorw**™ Moberly, on Saaday. Most of the cars! »Ata**-»o«taeJ. belonged to the CMcMW A Bt. Louie and the Sjinsas Pacific rokdv s®d Were leden with lumber, frfeh Chicago. Lose estimated atJ2B^)0p to $#Q,0C^ h-

uttwlHill ll 7Ppyimtc CO*"*—Wactlre wirhoat decided chanxa at Si ttjpi 17 tax aaand mixed irattern and S7c^ 1 lSfor oaaosod do, 1 SS fr amall parcels wjr chotee wiala yalluw.

OAia fliavy and deeltain cat 78®79 for Treat afloat, 70^76 for new weetero and aoMhern, t76Xto

for hew Peaniylraula.

jtlCC—Tina at for Corollna COITM-Hna.^^ ... SCOAR^-AcUre at U^AlSc for Tnb« and ^®13MI ROIiVM'—t«!et at 17317^ for crude kdJttnS^forraftaad. HOW—Quiet at 10A1S for American. KIHSEIC OIL—»So(9Sl in caakaT TPBPENTINE—Firm atiS^a*^. BOBK-^tOtet and a ebade firmer, at S9d 75& 93 30 for new meee, aloeinf at 83 S0 eaefa, S3 75 for old do, *&&* 'Wftr|rlanaiid3Dj|90 60 •for. prime iaea*.

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JUUWStaady at SMfll QSqi.near, jjiifl mes« QniiitatW6«30. Ihi

ISA 18 for eztramre* BJrXfJBAKS Qniu OCT MKATS^-eteady at tor honl-

dm and 17Ql9e for hams MIDMrlti—ftrm wltn food demand, tee cored La23?—fTr«er but- gniet at 17UtiMfji, for •stats"" ohSkSI—rtm at U0i6c

-Steady at 16930 for Ohio aad IB^SS

MONIT—St-adj at nd easy 6^7 per cent, chiefly 6per cent on 11. GOL»-Opened at and closed at 3G%§35*4

SPECIAL notices. GBAND CLOSING SALE OF DBT GOODS.

irtJELL, BIPLEY & DEMING, Are now closing oat their entire stock of Snmmer Dress Good, ire., Ac., at interesting pricei to buyers. Find their advertisement in another oplamuof thiap»p«r. Beadit and profit thereby.

JOfllS HA^EY,

COMMISSION MERCHANT And Wholesale and BetaU Dealer in all kinds of wain. Warehouse., on north Tirtt St., at Canal taiin, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Mr Strict attention paid to recelfincand lorfrarding goode. jel8-d»..

MUSICAL.

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Tbe Celebrated Patent Cycloids and ether well-known and reliable Makers,

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if, 3 OAWBUIT & mSJBDHAK'S Parlor ami Vhfirch Organ* and Melodeons.

Also tbei/utrictot uoiamoia wni De ea-| MTT9I0 •ll?utt^f'W6^SS,0,nte4 'y^r5SS^s^INSTRUCTION BOOKB, the Mayor Of WashiaRton City. I And erery variety of

Small Musical Instruments, A^D—

Musical Merchandise.

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Office—Fi

ug. 10.—Last night

CLaVKLAND O, Au the wire mills Mill Company, situatedi at WewT)urg, O were totally destroyed by fire. Lois

of the Cleveland Rolling

£^(W!%s^nsnt«neaei«^ttB--Ul'lfflir™"'

chaagad^

L^W) OTL-fl 3»#l 38. GOtC-l»4 baytng. MOM ST—Basy -tSslO per cent. SXOHANQt—Dull.

PIANOS FOR RENT. Also, old Inatnrtu&enUUk«n in exchange or park pay new ones. Pianos, Melodeous, and all kinds of Smaller Mnslcal lnstrninents tapalred by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. (Send Ordare to H. Oi cfJU.S PALACE OF MUSIC,

[fU

Habtfokd, Co*nr., Aog. 9.—An attempt was made last evdniug to bum tha boarding house of the YoungXiadies' Seminary at WiftdiOT, buttbf fliarei wfcree*tinguished before much damage waa-donh. This is tbe fifth incendiary &re in WindeorJ-*-.^'" -iswieAA t* w«B •l.i t8#.s-l4 Ot 'SlMtiln

Qliio Street,

(OppOslte^the Old Oonrt House,)

RAt, IIH JI pt JL.

:JT W W

_ae:i wi fc/Si-Ji« -5 !~V

MILITARY CLAIMS.

SAVIB't DASfALDSOM, JHMt^^Attwwey^Wetttty and Claim _Afeat,

^arringtoxi Blpek, Conor i*nSite Sguertf': Vr StaIu, Tiast Soav

N. E.

TKSKE HACTB, UP, Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pap Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

e^ Refer to Merchant., B»nkm4 and Oltleens generally, and to as one of the thotuand wbose oiaims baTe been obtainnd by me. a^-All lavalid P.asl^'ers sot exempted, or not having paeaed two 91 nnlal Sxamlnetione, aolt beifiwaiSefSBpJt.(, 1SW. tbey ibonld be ber» as ttoi dar-

JaM«r«f D.8. DANAtDSON

FARLEY j& ROAOH, UMnrFACTVasaS or

SA1WLS8 A1IB HARNESS,

MD t»AL5I» IN

^l£TCQ 't 2. Collars, Whips, Curry Combs,

aco^

No. 176Kan Street,-opposite. O'Eojle'i Lsstbsr Store, Terre Haote Ind.

Agents for Uncle Hani's Harness OO. jy26-Wly

A. H, DOOLEY,

Mo. 169 Main st. O Jaoi

BOOKS,

PAPERS

No. 100 Rain %t.

Ho. 100 Main St.

100

t»r ui

Maim st.

T-*f%*» *T•"} t' ww !»*»_. *£.-* ". "»'gp -'j-

BUSINESS.

edi' mtc$a}sx9 at J3si»| ... mseit I

T3tK-.fr ,ift

t'j.

.'.jfSiJ ,STiC T'l

will pasta yoa. Tlie best lay

to pasli Is

carts.

ii»rsci ft»i »»•?,'*.'# i.. sr lii» *i *r»i» „,

Ho. 100 Xatnsl

SNTSL9fSs

TEBBE hauts, ind.

got

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ir'',s feihTi

BirOBfi BU8IHns,WIAT?

csane!

idvertising,

HE SIIM1B1 TBABI,

beheoTes tkebssiasM aua

of Terre Hante to be up and

stirriig for the Simmer Trade.

Competition Is lively, aad If joa

don't posh ^oar baslaeis, )t MM*

to ad*

insert pointed advertisements

the papers—keep

TBE EXPRESS

JOB OFFICE

sappUed witb every descrtp-1

tion

type, aad prepared to

execute

prtattag wife dlspateb

and at

aad iieeasM.

ASTRO LOCY.

CLAISVOYAirCK 'SiJ 4md B»I

astrotocy

•LOOK OPT.

O SEWM FOB AI'l

n,00S TOAST MBSufi WhU Wil^L MADAMK RAPHAEL 18 THB PBOrisatoM.

S^f,KlIenis'thoa»

Vt B.SB1V11TH

.a ...... Beak Lluee.

Tertlse It jadicloauye

Beatter

yon*aame

and oecapatloa before tbe pab*

lie eye.

Advertise

Being

*b Yi iai *ai

lov rates.

sarprlslngly

r. MISS.

vrx:

LI' t« *S

*1*5%

»«a -i

.J- I iie'j* ts*

ItCK

**m tK till'

*•**& ...

(G MAD*

Am KAPHA It, It the beet. (Qke enooeedt Whe* eJ! etkars -bate Idled. All who are la [twsMe ell who have beea- aQbrtaiiat«—all whoaeTootrhopertieTe beati JiiappotDM, crmhed and blaetad by fraaiaw and daoeit—all who beea aiisled and trifled with—all fly to her far mtrim aad ietls« utton. All who are In doatt of ft* eShMinae of thoae lh»y lore, coasalt her to relieT* and eatisiy (Ktlr rata da, fa LoTcAfUhi Site Sever Falls at* feH tUjMBM of tluUg tbe AflMtiofiB oi

oppaaila aax. Sba ehows yoa tbe liken en fatore wif» or baaband, or absent friend.— I®"" the single to happy marriage, aad Laibsn* snarried bapp. Her aid end advice has bMa aolio|ted in lnauoierabU iiuuuoee, and the reenlt has alwayi be.b tlih Ot«an ,of secar* 1 «a*a

Lite 1

SpeedJ find ti«ppy Marrla^, fce is, therefbre, a snre dependence, j* i» known Sothepnblioai large that ebe was thoflret, aadehato^heoolj pareon ia Uiaooontry wbooai

,u"i wh»

W?? w"°

*nd eagarly VtaitW

To ali ia boalMae ker adTioa li lBTalnable. Bbe greatest oertainty, there, salt of All eoaaiaarcial and fcnaiaaee trauaotions.

extra charge.

MADAMB HAPHAili a bona Ode Aatrotnrist can depend npon. She la the crMrt. »tkOiarlroyant of tne nibet&enth ccntnry. ft it Mtat well-aaowfcfact that makes iiliMrate ureter. der« copy her adTeriiaem^nts end try to imitate

Madams Baphael is the seventh daughter ef the seventh daughter sho was bom witb a nrtaiai ilttj ehaean foretell yanr *eri tbangbta. 8hr Ueo enree drnnkeunees, and discover* loat or Xuaoetk

toiH interview.* etrictiy uonnaeutial As a Female Pbyeioiaa ber reinailte My*i

cnre

lit ttctaui bei Cntni Amie ui J»hi, Cin«Jinnati, Obio. 1 "!Oentlemen, 81,60. •W. B. These at a dtstaac* may oossatialcau *lth perfect satisfaction by aacioi and atastp. ft II naianialiistluu I and confidential.

loeing one dollai a strictly priratt

Addrees Lock B0XS8I, Cincinnati, Ohio. angSSwly

^HOTELS..

iAOOB im. 0*0. Oa BV1S

NATIOMAL HOUSE,

tos

AM a IUb Sraan,

TlBBMlfl HAUTK, IND. JACOM MTX 1 8011^...^—,..u...rBOPKU£TUK». Tttis noose hae been tborooghly refnrnlsbei my SSdwljr

jpABMBBS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH $ CHERRY STS. OppMlt« Eastem Market House. Having a large Wagon Tard attached, will enable me to give general sattslactlob to the travaUng publlo. i». w. BANKlM.

rpifiitlUfiBAUTE HOUSJ£,r~~

COUtBB MAIN AHD SITBSTB STBIETS, Terr© Haute, Indiana. Tbla Hotel naa recently beearefltted, and pntis Srst-olus order, offering aooommodatlom nnsar paeeed lu tbe State. *. c. Brans, Prop'r. 7

pLAEK HOUSE. \J ooaaaa o# fimt ak« oario s*aa*rs.

~freivrletoi

Ofllco of Ufarthall, McntcStma and Palesthn

I SreeBnw to and from all Trains. aoittdtf pacific hotbxj,

Cireslars, Bus4UU- £»a»( iaI7S ««.

170*

172, 17A

aad Qraanwlch Street,

one door north of Oortlandt, and one Clock west of £roadw»y, Haw York. Tb nndSrilgned takee pleasure in announcing to his noaieroaa friend* and patrons that fri this date, the charge of the Vaelflc will be t%,c* perday.

sole Proprietor of this Honse, and there fore, free from the too oommoa exaction of ai inordinate rant, ha

tally able to meet the dowi,.

ward teadeaay of prlcsa wlthont any fcilincoi ef service. It will now, as heretofore, he his aim to main tabs undiminished tbe tavorahle repatatlun ttw Faciflc, wbich It has ejiioyad for many vaars a. one of the Met traveler** hotels.

Th» table will be boontlially supplied wlti •T?*'' the season. The att«ndanwill be foand eflclent led obliging

The locistion will be fonad convenient for the» whose bnslness «aUa th«m

the jlty, and of ready

Steamboat

the lower part

access to all Ballroedanr

Liuee.

feMwSin JOHN PATTEN.

ATTORNEYS.

Attorney at I»aw.

Omci—In Farrington Block, Terre Hante, Ind narffldwtf

H. BLAiifi.

Attorney at Law, AMD NQ?AB7 PUBLIC. Ofrjca—On Ohio Street, between Third am' Tonrth Street*. oot28dAw6m «so.

0HAELB8 C9UVT.

JJAIBD & CBUFT,c

Attorneys at Law, Onioi.—No. 88 Main Street, np stair*. fcWdtf

PHYSICIANS.

J. YOUNG,

PHYSICIAN and \S(JROEON OFFICE—West bid* Public Iqnars, .(Formerly occupied by Dr. (forth.)

Call* attended to night and day. I National Boasa.

*mm

•SIZPSB

HEAD! READ!!

A TOTAL MCUJP&E

Has certain aftets apon tie cottstitvUea of the

Human Race,

•specially the Eelfpse that is Ut lev nj|d r.-oectlogtae welia-e of ind. AU-I^T r, 1

p*Un!

robat. QJREAl

StandardWine BIttcfrs -.j 0* ALFRED SrEKB,

EXCITEMENT

Tn all parts of Uta country on the d: scorer of w,3iPe,

0pf^rt«0«

Sr,5*»'1 r'VIC WlN*

witn avian Bark and Herb, and jots OrJ!

,n.fr0m

P*rt» the wa id.

d^e«t,on, acta np

tie Liver and

theKidueys.andcre.tesa Ha.gerlng Appetite.

MOTHERS,

cangiTeen- you fove yonr children, wiib to make t-ea

"•w sattahption oa-mli the oonoerna oi Ufe, wbiot I '"•"by and prolong their lives, nee theia Bitton tested and pnTed by tbonsand., both ...r- and no other. tXmVtin to^a2fo7

md prt __

Speeds Standard Wine Bitters.

I ^,*#t *2Lth0®' don't be ant off else. The best orogjistf hare

(Irest Excitement in Salt Lake

tham* ^^SLkJbon*nd,»'*,b«»n«o«»»d wonSru*lcnw.'r,1""

ronn

bottl.1.^

0,7

,,Ca*tnr»'•

I»1,

Irmf alanstue, auij 10 pro Jno*

monmty BBW7 WItliOtrdaoger o, Tn*j t,«o not tafiiKvbat, ibe x=Dtr»rj thai improvt. ttie b*altr.

Tbm«tort., uu»-otiv -c\nie all, to

o^er the cork of each

tB, Paaiaic, New Jerser.

O-itlriS

The (greatest Tonic of the Age,

xi) a

0) ffi 0 C|

fl 9

1 1

9 PG9 0

W td

ef 9 S

S 59 CO

33'^

(fl (fl

ROLDEN EA«I.X,

SpsrUlsg Cstswbs,

"fflt. WE^A a bom.)

OLD 8HEBRT WOE,

PORT WI3TE,

Hhein Wlne,c

BORDEAUX CLAlpT,

COGNAC,

HOLLAND «rw,

?orMlsat87Sslaat.| bet. Sdn4«tt,

JsK-dta

PALI.• BTiLBH,

I MB Jf»H Btreet. Terre Baste* lad

:—91

TULIUS

,t S-fJ* i'-.vr'r.Jk.

having

Weiss.

UNOKRTAKERS. inn 1 ii 1 1 8 A A A

CNDERTA KEUp prepared to execnte 1 orders In his Una wua isatoasa and dlspatcs raer ef third and Ofeerrr reete. Terre Haau, Indiana. lanflO-6-dwtf

JJNDBKTA^ ««. M. W. O'CONNKLL laving tnrohassa from S. (T Uhadwlek, raber Oo., the Codtrtakeri

bow

Bealdence at Ja23dtf

HATS AND CAPS.

sw yokk. hat exoBl

Misses' Hats all hinds, Infants' Eleste of *11 kinds, Aadat sliprlssa made to ordar oa short notice. Oocat mTHB

hi*.fat -\h

AMXMXQA* AMB TkMUJAn

OONFEOTIONEK AHI) BAKIH, te. ie lenh Fourtli M-, iiatween Mala atd Cherry Streets, THBBS HAXJTW. ENX). I KeepauuasSautlp oahaada«e4ksapale«rWcsa,

Caadiaa, Io»CrMm*BrM4l and Cisckfrp. Ornamental Qakes, PjrwnJli-tae Cream, Water ft»s,ChatTotti-tnfs»,/ llf, Wanc**aBge tbaai **m*- «-ea, Taemaged. Jam. ria*cy IM Orsssa, f.awy, faMM,Oa*elpB SaM Aon

111

oe made

to order.

Private Partiee (nrtiiabed wltthOySt^s, I 1M Orean, Jellies,

Ac.,

oa short notioe. mayiedte

BRaMlfMeDt,

bad

^nsineaa, la

aeven yearj ezporieaee In "b»

prepared to inrnish Motailo Ba

al Oa*W.Q*MM«fc eUL. Wooden Oofins, ot all cylee and *ism, from tbe best and latest stock .( bnrial faateriai la thf State, at IM ttala Street, *»rre Uante, nidlana.

JEACaBB'S INSTITUTE. Notice is bxahy rStsd tbst a Teachers' Initl:n lor Vl^ocoaaty w.U be held la theCi of ferre Hettte, daring tbe wsek coeuaeoefag An«nst.30tb, 1W9, aador tbe anperin'.stdenoe of Prof. W. li. Wilej. Partoer particulars will be *aaonsosd at the

proper time.

TUOKJLB B. toiro,

dwtf Bobejl tsaariaer.

^BOHITECT 4 BUILD AS. J. A. VRYDAGH.

Plans, Bpertflnattaas, Saparlntsadance, a^ Oa tail Drawings fnraisbed tor trrtlj deeorlp&a of aaildlBgs. iOrfloL—flonth east eorner of Kain aad flitt IMS^enr Donaelly** Drag Stove.

Q1TY FIRE IWSUBAlfCE_CO. or BABTTORD, OOlRf. IlfOOKPORATKD 19*7. ^***1 •&<» CAP1TAJL, SMOPOO MOTS,

C. T. wslSliil, President. 9KO W. LtttXX, Secrsuty

f»0.*00

4 lji

'•r: B. SIMPSON, Agent.

STEAMBOAT AESAN(i£lt£J|T^ KC7 soft BtTffHlKO NukTH Of

Terre

Haotejo CorlogtoB^

EABEB EACCLiIBt hM, ', Oosmandar, will le«»e Terre 4 ate for (tan aad ietsrssdlatahagtajS, fkndeya

STCAHEB maker Our tog Ion tod Tbnrsdays at 9 o'clook^. U^«nd ratarn hs^deyew-d Fridays.

STKAMKM H«SOS, j. S. KhKwker, Ootamaoder, leave- Tneadtys and Frldaye for b« aboTe a*SMd port*,

aad

letnrn Wedneadays and.

aattudays, at 9 P. M.

:l\