Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 September 1869 — Page 1

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NINETEENTH YEAK.

THE STATE.

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THKKE HT6 381 convicts now feraonville Penitentiary.

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THK new hotel movement, in Indianspoiif, is likely to bemiccesefnljjij.-

TKACHEEB' INBTTTOTM are being held in all parts of tho State.

AN old gentlemao, a£ed eighth*/ears, recently arrived in Evansville, having walked all the way from Wheeling, Va.

FOR BTEAIiIKO i* LACK'S tryik atla^epot in Chicago, Edward T. 6ravfis ha« just been arrested in Clay county and sent to Chicago for trial.

VIGILANCE COMMITTEES have been organized in several counties of Southern Indiana for tbe purpose of hangiog every horse thief caughts***"*1

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Tae AbMms trial is r.oWin: progress before the Mar/on Oriminal: Court, the Hon, Jeremiah Wilson, Judge of tbe Fourth Judicial Circuit, presiding. .k- ,t nin!

STEPHEN MKKDBNHALL. an engineer of tbe Wabarij road, was 'seriyusly scalded on tbe fsco and breast Tuesday evening, while engaged in repairing the flues of bis engine. -t

SENATOR PRATT, who was invuea io deliver tbe address upon the occasion of the reopening of tbe Franklin College, on tbe 7th instant writes thatr-hii-engage-ments have compelled him to-decline the

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A. WU«DMAN D. G. M. of the Gr&od Lodge I. O. G. F. assumes the dut1e3 of Grand Master

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Jfcl. deceased. His address is J£o« komo.

THE Indianapolis

Journal

says: In

diana has ratified the amendment for, in addition to tho argument in tbe case, we we have good reason to know that the action of the Indiana Legislature is regarded as perfectly legal 4fld valid atWashington.''

O* twelve men put in a jury box, in trying to get a jury for ttfb Abrams trial, J.hree slated, that they did not take or fea4 newspaper* at their homes, one of them, Wildenpr, admitting that "he didn't have any book lamia foi»r safd tbpy bad no opinion.l.:a' X''

HON. DAYID STUDABAKKR, Judge

the tenth Common PleaB district, composed of AdamB, W«U«, Huntington and flJIon counties, having resigned his position, Hon. Robert B. Taylor, of Fort Wayne, has been appointed by Governor Baker to fill tbe vaoancy. •.

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CLINTON COUNTY on the 28th voted by over 800 majority for two per cent, tax on the county for tho Logansport, Frankfort and Crawfordsville, iodianapolis and Chicago and tbe LaFayette and Muncie railroads. Frankfort voted ayes and 4 navs.

A CATHOLIC PRIEST, whose name we have not "learnei, was killed by a train on the O. & M. Railroad at the Junction, near Vincennea, on Tuesday. He stepped from the platform while the cars were in motion, fell under the train and was injured so that he died in about two hours. •. •,

JDDRINQ a bar-room quarrel, in a saloon kept by John Ambristion, at 215 West Maryland street, Indianapolis, on Tuesday night at six and a half o'clock, a man named Thomas Fanning, killed a man named Richard Doroey, and seriouily wounded anothor namod Neal McElvaney, by slabbing them with a pocket knife.

FROM live New Albany Commercial we learn that "Mrs. Wilber, of Jefferaonyille, on Saturday attempted to kindle a fire in her stove by pouring coal oil upon it. The result which never faHs to follow in such cases, was the oil in tbe Can from which she was pouring tho in (tamable material exploded, her clothing was fired, and she was so horribly burned that ehe died ten hours after the fearful accident. Will people never be warned of the danger there is in the careless use and handling of coal oil?

ARTICLE^ of association have been filed wi the Secretary of Slate for the Rockport and Northern Central Railway.— This road will run from Rcokport, Spencer county, to Wortbiogton, Greene county. It will p*ss through the counties of Spencer, Dubois, Martin, Daviess and Greene. Capital stock, $400,000. The Directors are L. Q. DeBruler, Royal S. Hicks, James C. Veatch, John Wooleni R. S. Rircbeval, G. B. Bullock, John Stevenaon, Eliss H. Lobin, W. Lemrnon, artin Truckman and E. Rickhait.

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RXZUSTKR, the Covington county Mii» morning to deliver a sealed letter from derer, will be put on trial next week. the Spanish Regent. 1

MANAGER LEAKE'B Tlnatrical Company will play at LaFayette next week.

THE WIFE of a Tippecanoe farmer has just eloped with a newly acquired lover.

PROF. COX, Stato geologist, will go to Lafayette to-morrow to jn.ep^et building stone.

SENATOR MORTON left lodianapolif, last evening, for Pittsburg, where be speaks to-night. rati, ,i ti

THE case of Mrs. Clem will come before the Supreme Court, at ilB present sesiioo, on a motion for a new trial.

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Tho President has appointed Thos. R. Mcsby Commissioner to examine the Central Pacific railroad in California.

THE PRESIDENT,

After leaving Washington to-night, will be atieht two waeka. rt.

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THC old settlers of Warrick county, will bold a grand-picnic, near Boonville, on next Saturday, September 4th.

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From Washington

WA^HIKOTOK, Sept l.—The deKsfcti*roent shows a decrease during the month, of $5,600,000, exclusive of $11,000,000 disbarred to pay pensions. This will make a decrease, since ttarcb, of $49,500,000.

SPANISH AFFAIRS

Senor Roberts accompanied by Secretary Fish, called on the President this

BB-SURTXY OF DI8TILLEBIM, Gen. F. E. Sewell, late Inspector General of the Freedman's Bureau, has been appointed by Commissioner Delano to superintend tJ»e re-survey of nil the dis tilleries of the country. The work "is to be immediately organized with a view rapidity of action. Tbe country will probably be divided into districts, io each of which the survey will be carried forward at once, by persons selected for the purpose.

TREASURY WARRANTS.

*?%arrant« paid by the TreaWPj? partment during August, to meet expenses of the Department were, civil, miscellaneous and foreign intercourse, $3,' 850.421 43 war, $3,534,567 09 navy, $1,929,445 65 Indians and pensions, $11,471,217 47. Total, $20,788,602 14.— The above does not include payment on account of the publio debt. ,*»»« -APPOINTMENTS.

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P0BLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

Debt bearing interest in coin $2,107,« 936,300. Dxbt bearing interost in lawful money $64,780,000.

Debt bearing no interest $410,474, 293 37. .. ." Debt on which interest has cdas&d since maturity $4,648,486 64.

Total debt principal outstanding $2,587,• 839,080 01. *vAccrued interest to date and coupons due not presented for payment $38,81^,790 30.

Total debt principal and. interest $2,626,753,870 31. Amount in Treasury, coin $101.2)4,986 71. Currency $12,144,487 10.

Sinking Fund in United States coin intereu bonds and interest collected and acr crued thereon $e4,020,830.

Other Unitet} States coin interest bonds purchased and accrue! interest thereon $23,311,065.

Amount of public debt less cash Sinking Fund and purchased bonds in Trea riry $?,475,962,501 60.

Amount of public debt lets cash sinking fund end purchased bonds in Treasury on 1st ultimo $2,481,566,736 29.

Decrease of public debt during th»past month $4,604,234 79. Decrease Eince M-rch 4tb, 1869, $49,500,758 51.

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^rom ClJtclqnati.

CfNcipNATi, Sspt. 1,—There will be a meeting at tbe Merchants-' Exchange tomorrow, of merobants and business men who desire an increase of ourtgncy H)ad9 good. The"call has been signed by^eevoral promineot business firms.jrjjc fi?

POLITICAL.

The Republican Convention for the State and Connty officers meets to-mor« row. Primary elections will be held tonjgbt. Several Wards held preliminary meeting? last night.

Resolutions were passed demanding a reduoiion of fees Of county officers. BASE BALL.

Week after next the Cincinnati base ball club will go to San Francisco to play a g»roe.

UJ-.fci uONVMBKTAl^^-7O0O0' Generals Hazen, Legett, Hickenlooper, Buckland, and Louis McLane, Esq., of Baltimore, the Committee appointed to select a design for tho McPherson monument, will meet in this city on the 24th inst. and make a selection for the same. From numerous plans in possession of Gen. Hickenlooper. tbe design most likely to bo chosen is an eqtjestrfyn statue in bronze, offered by a.CQtppatent bidder at the cost of material.

TBK VEATHER

etill cold and cloudy. Thermometer ranging from 64 to 68. ARRESTED.

J. J. Bobbins, tobacco manufacturer, w$3 arrested to-day for having removed $7,000 worth of unstamped snu^*, ci^^rs and tobacco from his factory and secreted tbe same in sundry buildings rented by him fjr that purpose.

From

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Louis-

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.—Rev. Father Murphy, a well known Catholic priest engaged in establishing churche?, was killed yesterday -gt Yipcennes Junction, Ind., while getting off a train in motior.

I FRAOD.

James Cuoiinskey and John F. Long, charged with defrauding the government, were heldln $2,000 each yesterday, by the United States Commissioner.

ROBBERY.

The safe of tho Quartermaster at If ays City, Ks., was robbed Monday of $1,500. FROM CAMP STTPPLT.

Col. Nelson, late from Camp Supply, Indian Territory, reports everything quiet there.

Prince Arthnr.

HALIFAX, August 3l.--Prince Arthur left Charlottetowa ia tbe gunboat dart at o'clock this morning, and arrivad at Picton by special train at 2 o'clock. Great enthuaiaum was manifested by the inhabitants along the Hoe. At New Glasgow the Prince was presented with an address of welcome, and also at Furo, at which place he took a short drive around town. Ho arrived at Halifax at six tbis evening, and was received by tbe authorities, who presented him with an address of welcome. In the evening an immense ball was tendered by the garrison in honor of the Prince. The decorations of the ball room were splendid, and four hundred couples took part in the dance. The whole affair elegant.

From Toronto. u*t •»,.**

TORONTO, September 1.—The Govern* ment Bank of Hamilton has amalgamated with the Bank of Oommeree, receiving 55 per cent, on the dollar for its stock.

It has been determined that Ute Royal Canadian Bank will open on the ISth. CRICKET.

In the Cricket tournament, fiat match between the Old Country and Canadian, was won by the former, by lil to 17#.c

'I From Chicago. 4 CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—Tbe National Tem perance Oonvmtion, called

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the objec^

of forming a temperance party for political purpose*, assembled at Farwell Hall in this city at 11 o'clock bMlay. At the opening proceeding* abont 300 persona were preaent, probably 200 of whom were del6gite.r

D. R. Penciling, of Indiana, called the meeting to order, and John Bossell, of Michigan, was made temporary Ohairman. He thanked the Convention for the bonor.

J. AL. Spenofer, ofObio, and J. W. Bray« man, of Ills., were elected temporary Secretaries.

Mr. Gobadl, of Connecticu], offered resolution that all delegates be considered as members of the Convention who prac tice and advocate total abstinence from intoxicating drinks, and who are in favor of legal prohibition of the manufacture, importation or sale of the same.

Gerritt Smith, of New York, opposed the idea that any one who shonld not favor the organization of a third distinct political party be allowed to become a member of tbe Convention.

Chaplain Lozier, of Indiana, was favor of a third political party- If there was to be a third party, then he and his party were with them. If not, they might be counted out.

The meeting then adjourned to attend tbe noop prayer meeting.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention re-assembled at 3 p. The discussion in progress at adjournment was resumed.

Mr. Ransom, of N.' J., contended that no temperance man should be excluded from tfatfOonvcntkm. Whether he should :g? the extreme length of forming a new party, would have to be decided hereafter.

Mr. Cashing, of Massachusetts, differed from Ransom, afid believed that the call was an invitation

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acoaveotion of men

in favor of forming a distinct political party. Mr. Ooodall found the call ambiguous, part of it inviting all temperance men to attend, and another inviting only those who were in favor of a distinct party foun ded on temperance principles. He was here for the purpose of organizing such a party.

Gerritt Smith said he wanted this con vention to feel itself shut np to the terms of ihe calJL He denied that the terms of tbe call' were ambiguous. They meant distinct political action. The organization of an independent political party. pudge Black denied that the terms w4ra not clear wd explicit. They meant the formation of a new party.

Mr. Ctoodall's resolution was laid on tbe table. F*j Thefdommittieron permanent organizeion reported the following list of officers:

President—Jas. F. Black, of Penn. yicp-Presidents—B F. Ives, Ills., J00. Evans, MIEtrigaii, Radney French, Ma»s., J$o. T. jmiiick, Mo., M. B- Bartlett, Mtnn.jtHonr A. M. Forest, Pa, A. M. Palmer, 'N. Y., Wm. Ireland, Jno. M. Stearns, iN. Y., Rev. W. H. Green, Iowa, Rev. Wm. Ooodall, Conn., Rev. J.

Cue, Yfc, Dr. Ohas Jewe|t, Tenn., and C. JunsOn, (Ned IJtjntline,) California. Secretary-*^. A.v6pencer, Ohio/ Assist* ant Secretaries*-^. W. Stearns, N. Y-, J. 0. Brayman, Ills., Geo. H. Hick, Pa. Treasurer—Hon. Gerritt Smith, N. Y.

Prof. Clark|rof Syracuse, sung a song. A committee of one from each State represented waa. appointed on platform, and resolutions adopted. After the trans* action qf considerable business having reference to details, the convention adjourned until 7 30 P. M.

The evening session was devoted to speech making by 4 number of delegate?.

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From New.York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.—Some of the fractional currency furnished by the New York Bank Note Company is said^to be so badly printed as to oe unfit for use.

FRAUDULENT RETURNS.

Chas. S. Aroher and other well-known merchants of this city were arraigned in Commissioner Shields' Court yesterday, on a charge of making fraudulent returns of revenue. The former book-keeper employed by Archer stated be hsd made out the return of sales each month, and on several occasions bad been to}d to cut the amount down $f,00p or $10,Q00. Tbe defendants claim the whole affair is a blackmailing operation.

TBOTTINO.

Dexter yesterday trotted a mile in 2:21| to a road wagon, at the Prospect Park grounds. He was driven by Mr. Bonner himself.

PUBA.

A Washington dispatch states, no information in regard to the action of Spain on the proposition to sell Cuba has yet been received at the State Department. The agreement to which Cuba consents is, to pay tbe price of public buildings on the Island and her share of the public debt.. Tho independence of the Island is to be concjded 4"t.

ARRIVED. -V 'F

Longfellow, the poet, and family arrived yesterday. GUNBOAT.

The tenth Spanish gunboat was finished to-day. CUBAN EXPEDITION

A rumor of a new Cuban expedition is founded on tbe faot that thirty men have gone to Halifax to join an expedition fit* ling oat there. There is no law under which they could be stopped.

HELD FOR TRIAL.

In tbe case of Henry Leyton, charged with dealing in counterfeit money, Commissioner Osborne decided to-day that non-production of the money by the defendant, he having power to produce it, was a concealment, sbowiog prima facie evidence of guilt, and was sufficient to warrant his being held for trial.

COAL SALE:

Eighty thousand tons of coal were sold at auction to-day.

From Albany, N.

ALAANT, N. Y.—There is trouble in tbe First National Bank of this city with the cashier, Adam Yan Allen, a gentleman who has formerly borne the highest reputation. He is in the city, and says he intends to remain and face all charges which may be brought against him. The directors are investigating. *"\f'

FIRST NATIONAL BANE.

The directors of the Firat National Bank publish a statement that the resignation of the late cashier did ndft arise from any defalcation on his part, or any deficiency in the assets of the bank, but from causes which have no connection With the assets or stability of the bank.

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From Savannah, Ga-

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 31.—The proprietor of the Mornfng News, of this city, to-day assaulted tbe Deputy Postmaster for an alleged affront in refusing to deliver the mails to that journal. fjj a a

Sep. 1.—Boyton the pearl

diver was oeiy held a

as witaeas in the in

vestigation of the origin of the fire and was to-day discharged", "1 evidence against him.

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Scotland.

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EDISBURG, September 1 man is quite ill in this city.

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France.

PARIS, Sept. 1.—The Constitutional says Serrano daily becomes a more prominent candidate for the throne of Spain

A discussion of the Senates Consultant commenced in the Senate to-day The Emperor to-day presided at tbe Counsel of Ministers. Marshal McMahon has arrived in Paris,

In the Senate to-day Prince Napoleon made a speech on tbe

Senaiut Consuliwn.

He protested his devotion to the Emperor and Prince Imperial, and ^?ve in his complete adherence to the proposed .reforms, which be hoped were but the be» ginning of fresh reforms. He denounced as irreconcilables, those who opposed the loyal application of these reforms,

Spain.

MADRID, Sept. 1.—Proceedings will be commenced immediately against seven Bishops apprehended for disobedience of government orders.

Prussia.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.—Blaizer bust of Humboldt has been successfully cast and will be shipped lo New York.

England.

LONDON, Sept. 1.—Mr. Whelplv, said to be an American, was brought up at the Mansion House to-day on charge of forg' ing bills of lading on timber from Quebec.

Tbe News to-day says, when Charles Dickens left this country on his last visit to America, we expressed tha hope that he might do service in the cause of peace and good will. Mr. Dickens has not re, signed this peaceful mission. Nothing could be in better taste and feeling than his hearty speech at the banquet on Mon day evening. His wide and intimate knowledge of his countrymen enable bim to express the admiration and esteem which the Harvard men bave earned for themselves in England. We hope there will be a match in America, and feel confident Oxford wil} meet as brotherly welcome as Harvard has here. We rejoice that our kinsmen are satisfied with the arrangements mado for tbe race. We trust that for all time there may be no other than generous rivalry between the pride and flower of Old and New England. ^rans-Atlastio Cambridge has upheld tho honor of her ancestral name in patriotism, statesmanship and intellect, and lastly in defeat to the errors of impetuosity and impatience to which the rowing authorities attribute the defeat.

These are the excess of tho qualities of an old stock, the temperament of a people's yoqth. What may not the alliance of two such rivals do for the better future of the world n-n*

Tbe Standard protests against tbe annual recurrence of the International race( ank tqinks it is hardly right to exact such physical and pecuniary sacrificos every year by severe training. The Harvards won the position to entitle them to come as challengers. A second trial would involve a qt^ain of physique .and interruption of studies, which it is not fair to exact for the gratification of the rivalries of the eportiog World. The Standard tru3ts the renewal of the contcst will be firmly resisted for Eomf? yeaj§,

From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sapt. 1 —Fire destroyed a private club stable on Broad street, containing nearly forty valuable horses, only one rescued, and he badly scorched. Several carriages were saved, but a large number were destroyed. Loss $30,000.

LOSS BY PIRB.

The loss by the Chestnut street fire is estimated at $80,000 to $100,000, mostly on paintings. Insurance unknown.

Among the paintings destroyed by fire last nigbt, wast Bientadt's celebrated Yosemite Valley." The logs of tha Messrs. Earle waa $100,000. Insur«d for $50,000. John Winnamakor, dqiler in clothing, loss by water nearly $20,000,— Covered by insurance.

"From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, September 1.—The "United Irishmen" publishes an editorial to-day relative to the brutal treatment of Fenian prisoner*, twenty-two in all, in Kingston jail. One named Cooney has been driven mad. Another named Haydea beaten till his life is despaired of. The tale of cruelties heaped on the prisoners has produced great excitement among Irish citiaens. Other revelations aro promised.

BITUMINOUS COAL.

An extensive vein of bitumiaous coal was discovered yesterday at Cowlesville, Wyoming county, about twenty-five miles from tbis city. 'T\.

.* .' ?v, from Boston, "i' -iri BUSTON, Sept. 1.-—A dispatch from Mt. Washington last evening reports a heavy storm thore. Ice formed on the telegraph wires two inches thich, breaking them down in places. Tbe thermometer on the mountain fell to 28 degrees.

ODD FKLLOWS.

Sixteen delegates from the New England States left Boston tbis A. M. for San Francisco as representatives to tbn annual communication of U. S. Lodge of Odd Fellews, to be held in that city the last of the present month. -1-

ConTicted of Murder-:

WILLIAMSPORT, PA., Aug. 31.—John Fields, wbo has been on trial here for five days, and wbo bas twice attempted suicide, and once broke from tbe Sheriff on tbe street, was to-day found guilty of murder in thc first

Base BaU.

BUFFALO, N. Y., August 31.—A very closely contested game of'base ball was played here to-day between the Niagara's, of this city, and the Alerts of Rochester, which resulted in favox of the former by a score of 19 to 15.

S E I A O I E S GBAXD CLOSING 8A.LK DEI GOODS.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING, Are now closing out their entire stock of Summer Qre«t Good, &C., Ac., at interesting pricei to

there being no I buyers. Find their adrerttsemant in another column of this p»per. Bead it and profit thereby

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.

UerediUi F. 1L furingtn Block. Baird A Craft, S2 Main Street. Poott A Dnf, 50 Ohiodireti.

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canal is on the

CAIRO, September 1.—Suez completed. Opening expected 01 17th of December. -i

H. Blake, Ohio Strcat. .$ ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydkgh, corner Main ssd Fifth. Oiitt A Williams, corner Niath and Malkerri

BOOKS AND STATIONERY A. a. Doolef, 101 Main Street. BAILEES. Fruuk H»lnigABrD.,Zdt&7etteStre«t.:-

B1LLIABDS.

At TtatoDi* llotel, Vm. Shaffer, Proprietor, CARRIAGE FACTORY. WOdy, Thomas A Co., Cor. 2d and Weloni

CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, TB Hain Street. Grover A UUler, 81 Main Street. ^35. joha Barnltle, over bajxton A "Welcni.^'B. V. ITred Schlewing, 193 Hain street.

COAL DEALERS.

J. A.Uorgan.SalUianCotutriQoal. Joba HcFartane, River coal. DRESS MAKING. ''"IA" Mr.. N. K. Htsdgue, C'hic, bet. tth end fith Mle

DRY GOODS.

Taell, Bipley tiCo.,corner 6th and Hain street W. 8. ityce Co.. 77 Main street. C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Alain street. Kdsall ft Co., corner JTonrth and llain ttrwi Cornelius & Uaggorty, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Barr, Gulick Berry, corner Main and Fonrtb FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones

a. Jonas,

east aide Pnbllo Square.

GUNSMITH AND STINOIL CUTTER John A rmstrong, Ohio street, eul of Third. HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph O. Tatee, 14f Uain street. HOTELS. /T I National llonse, corner Sixth and Maloi^ Clark Houso, corner Ohio and First. i' Terre JUaute House, corner Main and SeTentlt^. Farmers' Hotel Oor 9ih and chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

llager

McKeen, Dow ling Hall.

J. A. Fuote, sSMain street. EWELLERFC", 'V

S. H.

Freeman, 74 Main street. LIVERY STABLE. Robert Hunter, opposite Bantin Hou«.-,j

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SEWING MACHINES.

T. II. Kiddle, 151 Main Street. SKIRTS AND CORSETS. Her^ A Arnold, 69 Main street. 0. Wein Mo. 169 Main atrvet.

UNDERTAKER.

laaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry, M. w. 0'Coni.eII, Ko a North3d St.

CINCINNATI MARKET.. By Telegraph.1 OIK-

TERBE-HADTE, INDIANA. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2.1869. ESTABLISHED MAY 12. 1851

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LEATHER, &C.

A. Burnett, 1M and 116 Main Btieet. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE Walter JCppinghouaan, Cherry street, be •v ... tw. en 9th aud 10th. W {^^USIC DEALERS,

L. Kleiner, Palace of Muaie, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. liUuiau, lo nauthi USt. opp.I'ostOffice.

MILLINERY." "I

Mrs. Bockinghau, Oor, 4 aud Ohio. MILITARY CLAIMSJA^S D. 8. Lau Jaoou ^rri&gton Qlock, ilaU&t<

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS* V.

H. Biddle^ 161 Main street. PAINTERS. IAH 3KC Manning

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So.

north 3d ttreet.

RETAIL GROCERS.

0: 1. ploy, Malu Street. RAILROAD AGENT. James H. Turner, at McKoen 4 Vaddock' UIU

HEAL ESTATE AGENTS. Heudr.ich & Itange, corner Main and 1th streets

SADDLERY HARDWARE.s

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A, Boss No. 6 south Fifth street- ,j STONE WOBK. Walter A Eppinghouscu, Cherry street, between 9.h and 10th.

imiATI, Bept 1.

FLOCB—Unchanged, new standart family at S6 25A6 6J, old standard at 6(3(i 21). WHEAT—Firmer but cl..«ed qniet at SI 25® 1 30 forrei aid 1 45® 1 65 for white.

COKN—Steady at 81 03. 0»IS—Firmer at 65@58. '..J RTB—At SI 00 TOBACCO—In good demand at $7@33 60. WHtsKT—Uosettled, holders ak SI IS although there WHS nothing done th?re WAS a firmer fooling at th- close

MSst POBK-DnUat53i. BULK MEATAtl3?^c for shooldets and 1G% for des imall salea

BiCDN—sides qtilet at 16%, ehoolderi in good demand and are beh&datlSc. LA.KD—Nominally unchanged.

LISSEED OiL -Firm at98c(3S). /^ARr OH —SI 40@1 45 fur the best. TB TB LEDSI—Steady at 39(931 for refined. GOLD—133}j buying.

NEW YORK MARKETBy Telegraph.] NEW YOB?, Sept. I. COTTON—Firm at25o for middling uplands.

FLOXJtt—5@I0c better on low grades, sales at £5 80&G 26 for superfiae State and western, 70 @7 SO fur extr* State, 25@7 S5 for extra wes ern, 7 30$7 45 for white wheat extra, 0 60 @7 35 for O, 0 75@7 00 for extra St. Louis and 7 25@9 09 for good to ch ice do.

RYE FLOUR—Quiet at 54 .-.0@6 ft". CO UN MEAL—Scarce aud'quiet, Brandvwine at $6 25

IKHISKV—Dull at CI 17 for iron bound wes'tern free. WHEAT—l(52c better ami less active at SI 43 @1 45for now.priog, 58® 1 fur winter red aud amter western, 1 50 io old winter red western an 1 1 62@l 64 for amber Tenntssee, llYE—Dull and h-avy.

HAllLEY —Nominal. CORN—Without docided change, closed dull at l@ic tower at 1 00(g|l io for unsound new mixed western, 1 16Q1 18 for sound d»

OAT"—A sh*de bettor at 63 for old western and 69@65 for new southern and western', T, HI 'K—Momi al.

COFFEE—(jaiet. 8U(5AB—Firm at 11J^12 for Cuba. MOLASSES—Dull, HOPS—Oull. PETROLEUM—Qniet and firm at 16){ for crude and 31^ for refined.

WOOL— Quiet and ateady at 47(951 for domestlo fleece, 42@45 for pulled and 68 for tnbbsd. LEATHER—Uemlock sole quietat 80($31% for Baenos Ayros and Rle Grande light anil mikdie welghie.

COAL—Quiet

and steady Tar domestic.

S E O I 9 7 9 9 9 TDBPENUKE—uuiet at 41«42HPOBK—Lower at $31 87(§32 10 fur new mess, 31 75 for old do, 27 SO028 00 for prime and 30 CO for prime me s.

OUT MEATS—Qniet at 14%91S}£ for shoulders and 17@19c for hatna. MIDDLES—Firm, ice enred at 17@17%

LARD—Steady at 17)()19^ for ateam and 19(ij20 for ketile rendered. BUTTER—Quiet at 16@28 for Ohio

OH KKsK Dull at 13316. OOrPyER—Quiet. IGSCfT COrPEB—Qniet for lake.

STERLING—Dull at 0£39%. GOLD—Opened at *3^^, fell to 33%, advanced to 33% and closedat 3S%,@33%.

COAL.

QULMVAJ* COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to (111 alt orders lor Sullivan County Goal, wuich is claimed to be equal to the Brasil, for all iiums* tc purpose*, will deliter to any part of the city, by lea.Ing yoar urdor at office of E. R. Bryant & Co., C. I. Ripley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Sture, with whom'I have made arrangements to fill all orders, and pive all in .ormalioa ia regard to the baaioees. olMlf J. A. MORGAN.

IVEK COAL.

JOHX McFAKLlNE is now seUUtg the best article of Rtvor Goal, sereened on the widest screen In use in Vigo connty, at as low a figure as an inferior article can purchased. Thos^wiahIng to lay in a anpply ahonld look to their interests, and* bny the best when it is as cheap as a poor article.

Orders leSl at the Post Office Lobby, at tlie VigoOonnty Scales," or addressed to Box BM P. O., Tern Qaote, wilt receive prompt attention. an«17dtf

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BUSINESS.

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BEFORE BUSINESS, WHAT

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E A I A E

It behooves the business men

of Terre Haute to be up and

stirring for the Fall Trade.

Competition is lively, and if yon

don't push yonr business, it

will push you. The best way

to push your business is to ad

vertlse It Judiciously. Scatter

Cards, Circulars, Hand-bills—

insert pointed advertisements

In the paper? —keep your name

and occupation before the pub

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PIG IRON-Qniet and unchanged. MONET—Easy at 6^7per cant for csll loans, chi fly 6

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citty, and statements ci Physicians Incircnlar, scat free on application CHAS. DUBOIS, General Agent, P.O.Box 1659. 162 Pearl 8t., New Yoik. dltawSa

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FARJiSOLS '*iiA}'.Just UeceiTed, which will

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4,000 yards

English Percales!

BTew aud Handsome

Sfyles, 16 2-3C worth 29.

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FIGURED FRENCH PIQUES!

At 75 cents. Sever have

been sold for less thax&

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the old prices.

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GRAIN

ONE HOKSE DRILLS

ror »owln»\¥U»at ln aUndUl corn to be foon(L.. anywhere. tv» horlioafel Eoll«r«,

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Small Musical Instruments, —A»D—

Musical Merchandise.

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PIANOS FOR MENT,

ilao, old Initnrnmenta taken In exchange or pari pay oa new oaea.

Pianos,. Melodeons,

and all klnde of entailer Uaaical lnatromenta repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.

Send Ordere to 3 msSNEK'W

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48( Ohio Wtreot, (Oppoiiteitbe Old Oonrt Ilouae,)i

TKRKK.HAUTK. INB.

AAA KBWAED FOR ANY U)A.\/V/V CAHE of the fcllowiDg dUeaier, •awd itie M.edtoal]TiMnUy hare pronounced Inarable, tb.t

DK. BICDAU'SGOLDES UBMEDIKS WILL NOT OOBK. DB. SICHAU S OOLDEN BALSAM Mo. 1, ill care Syyhilie in a primary and aecondary agta, aucb a* old Ulcere, cerat dSore Throat, 6ira Kv.e, B.in Itn-p-lune ai.d Sureueae of tbe o.lp, eradlcaliLg d»eate and mercury tboiughiy.

Dil. BICHAU't. GOLDEN BALSAM Ko. 2, will cure th- third atagee of Bpbilltioand mercnreal Bheum.ti.m, otc. Ad 1 de/ tbote wbo aff irumaurh diaeaieato »bt» a railoal onre iinaot tbe aid of tbia medicine, wblch doee not prevent ihe p.tienta from eating and drinking 'n.t tbej like. Price ot either No, 1 or 2,

per

'Ottle, or two bottiea, |9, DB. BIOHAC'o GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. A aalo and radical cure for Gonorrhea, Otarel, and ell Drinary Derangement!, accompanied with Fall dlrecilona. Warranted to cue. i'rlce, #3 tier bottle. OB. BIOHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMODB.

A radical onre for Geoeral Dsbility In old or yoang. Imparting energy to ioae who bate led Ilia of eenaoallty. xtco, $5 per bo tie, or two ootilre S3.

On receipt of prior, by mall o- SxpraM, tboce emediee will be atippei to anypla •. I'rompt .ttention paid toali carreepnn enta. Nooa»enune wltbcct the name

of Dr.

BIOHACS OuL-

«N BEHKD1KS. D. B. B1CH&BD*, ole jraprietor, blown in GlaM

bottles. Aa^reet, DB i'. B. BIOHA'BDS.

Vo. 228 Vatic afreet. New Yurk. Office ^oare

from

9 A 41. to 9 P. St. Uireaiar* sent—Oorrceoud sa iir il. m»)12i taw-wly

BILLIARD R00H

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At the Teutonia Hotel* \o«. 1T1 ud IIS Mala St., bet. 0th and 7 th. 6U., TERRE HAUTE. IND. iVfth ttz of tbe flast Tables with Pntati'f PATIJ«T CUSHIOMS.

W. SH AFfEB, tmoVv.

Pura Cajp D'ulilUd

Hou.bon and Bje Whisky

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vVh!^ky»od b, cb.Ka'inu qiart and pint.

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O. C. arCSIUBD AND~41UIAU BAB KICK l»*lngfora» art«eraWp auder tbe mo of uokeru A nartich for the aaio of Coal end oxi, won re^ectfaily euDoa jCe to tbe nb ic lilt tbey will op conatentir 00 band td 0* aaieat Iwweat rata., all ndeof Oo.i at holeeal. and retell, .lso Wood for tb. fall and «Uter trade. ~fBje at Nj

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Home,

I'erre Haute, (nd. Ail d-r lor Coal filled xompily a ah .re of thi pabllj p.trvna^e is r.ipectfai1y a^llsi^d. ,,±4^ ». n.J

MB. BABBICK also «*ald info 'he pnWfc tnat be intend, to open, at to- at Office above BMildi a Qaaaral Uo ivctlou Ageucjr fj 'bo collection of notes and accntts »hl-b bo placed la hie hftd- for eoltecii n, »nd bopea by prompt attentl t» bosiaeei t. merit a suara of the public patron***, BABBICK,

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Kast Side mblio 8{ur», TOBjU HAUTB, IMS.

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to S50.00.

B. KUHLB'S Latest improved

DRILL.*8'

It cannot ohoka or break i' fr^io, the fhadlnk brtnr rfoaa by a wrl .of wliwl. H1IMS ToX BOX that POLL tiiitriiido*ii and I'o it into im tqftM, th* {WitHr 'wo belBK pro, portUmd to tho ipMi of

wheels,

wkich p«td ia rsmtlftiad b, a n»«ib«r cf oogwba»l* fcrm ng a ouia. and parfaoily aodar 003,1 tr®.of th. driver «hsi-gnid b, a Ttryelrapl* and .Do eat Laid 3t a lead 10M to IM Drill. cog-W TELA ar«* Qui IOOH and liabio to be loat but »r» f^taatd to the Drill and the feed It regit-l let* without moving a aheei.

LThd Drill is Cheaper

than any ether, and will IK (old on time to ra. •pontlbl. rartln, bn« tra ii-dnormeata are iered caah bajeie. h.ve the be.t

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