Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 September 1869 — Page 1

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earn tieieerettry or W»r-* Secretary BawUHS died %t Washing ton yesterday afterbcoo, at twelve minutefl past four o'clock-

-!il A f(' CRIME

IN EVAN8V ^IILE

Horrible

The Husband in Jail JI

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The Woman •Lights

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£1 #bwt as follows: •r ,v Crawer^M.r, MJ0?e two y#ars or .more,«erbapifT«en'ort terms of criminal wti-

Mticj' *itf» Mfi tyail* Orowel, ft German woman, ifrbose character is notorious. Ir Ctttifer, tt itomsy^JbMifely at the-aqggaa, ticn of Mrs, Crow*!, desired to getfid 'fcta%'H^,iarid tojiceomplisli t»s efla, Mrs. {Crowd made overtarea to- Mrs4 Jiuger, a

Anitfwife, Who Was Coadminister poieon to

vitai€|r|n»«r.:

IfTOWBiJtbrt4G&9 .was

notslck. but had some superstitious ideas, aT wMoh. lt was proposed tb.Uke a'itoiitage

J»u4«till Jovftd hWli, anS the medioinethat *be w«« to take from Mrs. Ruger was to fcave the supposed eflect of making her j||(iab»n4lr«^irn JoWJ renew his Hllegiauce to bis wife. It was, in fact, to a "iofe pofl6n.*' T^ast Monday, Mrs. Butter,'sj^mc'wUJe ASBQte ,h{ir,: -and she detertuineijpto ctmfets' tire lieHiah deed that was intended to beeafjpi^putj to that end she'sent for Sheriff Miller, and when be met htos tfte canfessed the whole plot, flhe said that she was to get $60 for tho 0iardor. After a long conference together. Sheriff Miller told her not to let on but to go alifead as if the scheme was working- all right. Something occurred to arouse the suspicions of Cramer thai Mrs Ruger wis not perfectly safe, and (might out the plan, «o Mrg. Crowe! called on her and lold her Cramer was doubtful about the matter, but said to M""Icanis

I guets not J" Mrs Sugar then im-1 mediately'weht before Justice McTernan and made affidavit against Mrs. Crowel, who waa arrested and bad a preliminary examination, and gave bull in the sum of #1,000 and waa roleased.

The evidenoe on the examination of Mrt. Orowel, and the statements of Mrs. Buger, implicated Cramer so much that it was determined to arrest bim. He Was accordingly plaoei undersurveilanco, and an affidavit made before the ©rand Jury, which body^after summoning and bearjng the evidenoe of a number of witnesses, found two bills against him against himself, and the other conjointly against bim »od Mrs. Crowel. judge $ bityun fixed Cramer's bail at $4,000, and in default thereof he was committed to the County jail. Mfa, Crowel was not to be foynd on S»lurd#y or yesterday, and it is presumed that the •skipped out."

The above is certainly a peculiar case. Mrs. Crowel is an old woman, and by tio manner of meant could she b« culled goodrlookipg. Qn tbe- cpntrary, Mtt Cra%er is w^man about thirty-eight yoats oid, rather pMpoisosging, and a very Beat and tidy housekeeper. At tfce time it was supposed Mrs. Ruger was adpiinUt^ring.the poison to Mrs. C. Mrs. Crowel and Cramer were together, and were found in company by Mr. Miller, and wi, a situation that was almost proof posf-tjv.e-of their guilty intipnoy. Take it in all its beariogtt it I* one of .toe most peculiar cases we evgr beard or read, of- We have given a jlVetty full history of the affair—pot to prejudice the community against Cramer, but as fo many stories and rumors are afloat, wo think it uly proper

let the correct version of tho

affair be known.

THE STATE.

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Thk Itidianapolii Ac*ietby of Music Company play at La Fayette ibis ^reek. Ta» Jlfirror reports one Yaughan, a veterinary surgeon, in le»al trouble at Seymour, charged with.malpractice on a "hoas.",

Rav. C. N. SiM8 leaves for Bvansville at noon to'day'to attend the annual session of the Indiana Conference, which

meets-on Wednesday of this week IJish#p Ames presiding. It is the unanimous iesire of his clmrch to have him returnan

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rule of the Gener|J inference, and ji

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Conspiracy I.* a»i

Husband Cotwpirg with a Woman Fiend to

Poison

Bis Wife

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Ihe JDvansvills Joarnal of yesterday

O S at a he ad in A rave Oharee," we mentioned that Mrs. rowel bad been arrested for attempting to poison the wife of one of our well •known citizen.. Since our article in Saturday^ Journal was published, further tf idevelopmenU hayetieen made, and C. a.

CjOramer. aJjoof «id«faoe dealer on Main

street, has been arrested for conspiring

with Mrs. Orowel to murder hit wife by poisoning. *J| ,i ^0 fetve been, at some paifi* to ascertain the facts in this case, but for the present will only publish apart of our information. We know enough already to -v-?*ho" that a mest damning crime was *W&mph»ted, *tiieb only failed because

Woiaan wbo. *&i carry out the

.l ecBeme was"false -to "Ber agreement and enough evidence baa accumulated to ate top the attempt as truly dialjplical. bfJ.C The. factt In the tiaee, at lea«t such portion aa we d*eq» jprpper

Gibson couhtt AiB begin* to-day.

Sknatob Mortoh weakt pbia to-nightf *n*3nm™

Thx last rail was laid upon ths Port Wayne, Muncie and Cincinnati Railroad last Saturday.

Milk sicxiims, of a very fata prevails in a* portion of TippecatMii^j^td

county.

W. H. Hash and Maggie Hath ware lately licensed to teacb. school in Indiana. They should go into the boardmg-boow business.—Excmnot.

Th« Abbaus cateiaprogressing very rapidly. The State will conclude to-day, and the whole trial will be over this .. .. •••:V

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rtheid, and wJien tlwa deed accomplished we will give you $100." Mrs. Ruger,, according (9 PWW arrrngement, procured the poison and proceeded to Jf.rs.

Cramer's and just as ^he was

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the »ot of

the"p6ison,'' SheHffMilUr stepped

out from where he was concealed, took

the poison from her hands, and said "Oh

Thk La Fayette

presumed the BUhop afid tbe elders will acquweco.—1»d. Journal

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Journal

has this in

dorsement of the n$n)y apposed,Agent of Sute: Mr. Slfughjler is Well and favorably known throughout the Stat* as a gentleman of unimpeachable character, and a thorough and zealous Republican. He 'was appointed by Governor Morton

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our thanks for il« interesting eketch of "fhorntown Cyrus." We' didn't kjiow but that he was somq great local celebrity, for whom it might be the proper thing to name one or two ppHe^e^dr a University.«

Poit says

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"The Hon.

David McDonald, late of Indianapolis, was a cultivated, polished gentleman when living. The spiritualist have bad him nd hack a qpmqsunication fipm the next already, however, wh^^i got: up horrid English. If that's fie way shuffling off this mortal coil treats one, we don't want to die."

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Thb exercises, of the reopeqing Franklin College occur to-day^^A *. Owkh CotJirTT Pair will be held at Ouspojt, Sept 23d, 24th and 26tb.

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Pekdkbick Rkkustkb, Covingtoo.goes to the penitentiary for life, for the murder of Mrs. Jones. Reemster tried the crazy

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Evansyillis withdraws from the con. test for the location of the National Cap ital, yielding tp tbf ,cl|iS^MVer* non, Posey county. tBAKS are usele^.'^fiey contain W little phosphate of lime, some chlorate of sodium, and water.—EvansviUe

Jouinal.

Well, don't cry about it. You can'4 mako 'em aoy 'bett^T'' If Tbrbk Haute

can fine tbe owners

of bouses for renting them to prostitutes, what is to prevent EyansyUle fron^doing the tame-thi ng.—

Nothing, but sympathetic juries.

Mr.Swkbnt, late of tbe Spencer House, Cincinnati, baC^boti^tat the leape of tbe Bates House Indianapolis and will expdlid.' a large aroount of money in fitting it up as ajfirst class hotel.

Thk Byron scaadalihaa bad lUs effects in more ways tiian one. The Laidy Byron is the name of the last novelty in skirts..—Fort

Wpjne Gazette.

A^^lrt of that name ougbt^o be a

of the treasures eOnfidttl

to its protection.

TjroiTAB 'A'. Hihdricks, of this

State, delivered a lengthy address at a ratification meeting held in the M^tro* politan Theatre, San Francisco, on the 21st insti'i It appears at length in the" Indianapolis

Sentinel. 1b*-

t—• W A uwtib, who emigrated trom New Albany, was recently bung by aimojl)^in Marshall county, llja. He a ^clrsetbief and murderer. The* N^W Albany j»^r JitvaMt yet parted resolutkjqs ef condo)eof!0 the family of tbefif dir' ceased brother, ir-r

From the Hendrioks County

Union

loam tbat Charles Carton,an inmate ofthe ^floiise of Refuge, made his escape Itom that institution few days age. Passing iftpmgb hff 0j»rtook a gril about twelve years of fge, daughter of f-times Jlowdley, who fostdes about' two and a half u.iles southwest of Brovntburg, aod*eiziag ber, forcibly vipl«ted betper. son. After tho fiendish act he compelled her to take from her Anger a ring ,o/ v.f luo, and give it to bim, brandishing a danger-, ous looking knife oyer her. Tfee nftws of tbe brutal deed spread rspidly, and the indignant ciiiaena turned out eo masse in hot pursuit. CaTsou was arrestod by two boys, and at the same time atqund headed by an officer of tbe institution, came Up »adftook ybarge pf him, goiog ii «uch direction as to avoid the cilisens, who, had tboy got hold of hiin Would, cs-taiuly have dealt biui summitry puiiishmeniOn" Wednesday a pfielUnteary: trial, J. S. Straugan prosecuting, was had before Justice Osborne, of Plainfied, it not being considered safe to try him in Lincoln township jbai-son plead guifty ^nd wis' recogoiaed to the next term of the Circuit Court it tbe mm of $800., failing to give bond he was entrusted to Sheriff Calvert who has furttebfed safe guarters for the present.

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BY '.•TU'l.^'.BXf

'cuf/1 9rom

Indianapolis

_Indianai'ous, Sept. 0-—Grand Sire, S. D. Parnsworthf and Grand Representatives from Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Msseiasippi, Gsorgia, T^ineMoa and^entucky, passed through here at 7:30 P.

en route

Mitend the Peace Convention in Waaliiagton in 1861, where he acquitted him*«lf -with credit to.himself and hit Stale. 'He was afterwards appointed Assessor of .the Seoood Congressional District, but rerRvved by Mr. Johnsoti for his de votion to the principles of the Republican party. His private and political life -is without abtemwb. With Judge Slaughter aa Agent of State, ti^re used be no fear that the funds placed in bis hands will be improperly used.

for Chicago, on their way to the

Grand Lodge I- O.O. F.,to meet fn Saa Francisco on Ihe 20th iost. MIQRO SHOT AMD KILUDi-il* negro named Jno. Fleet was ahotand instantly Wlted to-day by a whiwi man, a carpenter named had had some words, and renewed, r^he quarrel to-day, when Davidsoji drew pistol and shot Fleet in the temple, killing him iastantly. Davidson was arrested and is now in jail.

Fire at a Coal Mine-

Pltmovth, Pa^ Sept. 6.—Fire broke oat this morning in the floe and bottom shait owaed by theDalaware, Lackawana A Westora Company, in this place, and in a short time the whole breaker and out buildiogt. ware in flames, and the hoisting apparatus, tbe only avenue of tiespefer miBM, was destroyed. A1I efforts to stay the flames were unavailable, and the whole structure fell, filling up tbe shaft. Oyer 200 men are in tbe mines, and have no communication out, with ao chance for air, as tbe only chance for getting air into the shaft was through the pain opening, and that was filled burning debris |tis feared tbe whele number have anffocated by smoke^r perished for anrtrt of air. Tbe Fire Department of Scran too, Wilkesbarre and Kingston are playing streams down tbe shaft for the purpose of quench in the flames, ao the rubbish can be cleared out and the condition of the men discovered. It will probably take till to-morrow morning before tidings-can be heard of them.

0f alr.

Fi*tt-thh*« peraoos died ip' Kvansville last month, of whom twenty-eight were infanta.

The scene la heartrending. Families are congregated in great numbers.—

Miners from all parts of the country are there it work, and merchants, in fact, tbe whole population of tbe town have turned out to assist. The loss by fire will amount to about $100,000, partly covered by insurance. All the physicians of the vicinity have been summoned to attend when the condition of the men has been ascertained.

Tbe affair has catt a gloom upon the whole community, and business almost nptirely jsuspeqded.

Tbe miners only Tesumed work to»day after asuspeaaion of rbout three months. Among the men io tbe miue is' Mr. Hughes, Superintendent.

tisfw* From Louisville. ,7 Louisville, Aug. 6.—The thi%e companies of .militia that have been doing duty in the neighborhood of Lebanon, Ky., fer the past four or five weeks, returned to this city this afternoon. They *have been relieyed by a company of 35 ndloitnied men 'from Midway, Kentucky, who are thoroughly .acquainted with the localities where the-regulators carry on their plundering and ipurderoqs operations. us kp

Jas. Baumaun, the party who killed, aman named Schneider, at a ball in Hamburg somejveeXs ag^. wa* rearrested tod^ ihe gnHid jury having tndicted bim for murder in tbe first degree. Baumaun was out on $5,000 bail,

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Attendance large- Produce stake for three-veac !i»l% o«e mile and repeat, 'twenly-baefeitJiee, ^x started, w^s won by Thomas' b. p. Herzig. Time 1:45^, :46.,

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TERRIBLE ROW.

A disgraceful affair occurred.on Saturday night at a place called Christmas, on the Third street road, a few miles distant from'the city. A fandango, at which were congregated, a number of black men and sogte white females, broke up in a terrible i'ow. Jering the melee fire-arms and knives were freely used. Three blacks received' eerioos injuries, and a fourth was mortally wounded. The police have been searching for the culprits, hut thus far their efforts hftve fcen fruitless,

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^romPfaHadelphla. &Sfpt. 6.—.President

Grant passed, jouib through this city a lew minutes before 12 o'clock. ,! oojrr«»Tiep blbctxon.

Argument in the great contested election case is before the Court of Cotpmon PleM, &H«l?!fcg *11 the officers of the municipal government who received certificates last October. The evidence taken fills |,00p pages and the argument will occupy ail this week, if not longer. Decision -will not be given j^eforp the close of the mftnth. a bkvksub orricKB shot.

About noon to-day a party of ruffians went intb Keenan's liquor shop, corner of Front and Arch streets, and after in(uiring for Keenant asked where was JJrooks? Brooks is a Revenue officer, who happeined tb be present, and replied he was tbe man, when one of tbe ruffians shot him with a revolver. Brooks' wound is probably mortal, as the ball paM«d4fa*eugh his lungs. The assassin escaped- The store was under seizure at the time.

The assassins drove to the store (n a carriage and escaped by tbat conr^yaocp. Mr. Brooks was appointed a government detective to prevent illicit distillation, and the assault was undoubtedly in re^7$)fferihis itecfcdsful efforts in detecting frauds. acosptadlc storm. ,v storm from the nortb-e»st commeced at 7 this evening. The fall has not been copioui at yet, out it is hoped it will affect the Schuylkill river and put the WaterWorks in good condition. 1

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The fire steamer Jno. fuller, of Ifew York, arrived this morning and will go into service to-morrow in an effort io force water into tb city reservoir.

From Washington

Washinoton, ,0 C., Sept. 6-— At five o'cUSCk this ^morning Secretary Rawlins' cough was more troublesome, and respiration more difficult. At 11 o'clock today be was asleep. One of I he watchers whs Gen. J. E. Smith. Nourishments and Btimulants have ben frequently administered, l[ie physicians hi'pmg to sustain his fast waning strength until tho "femrn of the P/psidaot, whu is expiecteil this afternonn. j-,

DKATH OFTHE SKCBKTART OFWAR! Secretary Rawlins died at 4:12 this evening?

BKVKNUE BBCBIPTS.

A comparative statement of the revenuereceipts March, April, May, June, 4 uly and August, 1869, with the same months this year, shows an increase for the latter of $837,812. To-day's receipts $837,000. ORDER BT THB BBVBRUB tIPARTMX!1T.

Commissioner Delano to-day issued the fcUowiogMdat f'Al! parses haying clangs in this office, and all attornies, claim agents, or other persons acting in their behalf or baying business with this o%e, shall be required to communicate the same in writing addressed to the solicitor of the Bureau through the mails. No person whatever, not connected with the office by official relations, shall be allowed interviews with its clerks or employes, except by express permission of tne Comnaiseianjer, DejfotV dommissioner or the Solicitor.

From St. Domingo-,

"*g|yAKA, Aug. 5.—Advices from St. Domingo to the 24thult. state that during the absence of General Baes, Yice President Gomes surrendered Santiago to Ex-PresidentJpabtal.

Baea with 3,0(#6 men moved against tbe latter, when he was defeated. Baet expeeted ~to' wetafce Santiago, and afterwards proposed to march against Puerto Platta-

Azua is still besieged by rebels. The French loan prayed unsuccessful.

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England.

Lobtdon, Sept. 5.—Important advices relative to the actual existing condition tff relations between'-tbe Khedive Egypt and the Sultan' of Turkey have been received. The Khedive was prompt ly telegraphed to Constantinople for his assent to. conditions military, financial and tiibutary, which were embraced and Insisted on in the Sultan's letter lately forwarded to him, thus evincing bis de termination to leave no excuse for any hostile action on the part of the Sultan Tbe Khedive expected to arrive in Con stantinople and have an official interview with the Sultan immediately.

The Frpneh Minister in Constantinople telegraphed the main points of the letter to the Khedive before he reached'Alexan dria at tbe same time urgently advising him to submit to its terms.

Lomboh, Sept. 5—Night.—Private ai vices from Paris have been reoeived here to«night on the subject of the actual condition of Napoleon's health. These dispatches represent that tbe illness of the Emperor has taken asomewbat alarming turn. His Majesty experienced an attack of tbe disease yesterday, which occasioned him an unusual amount of suffering. This paroxysm subsided after a little time, but to-day the Emperor feels much exhausted from its effects. No fatal result of tbe attack is anticipated, but the existing symptoms arq of such a character tbat they are decidedly calculated to excite uneasiness, both in bis family and the public mind.

London, Sapt. 6.—Weather unsettled. Tbe morning Telegraph reviews chronologically Mrs. Stowe'a article on Lord and Lady Byron. It says the subject is too painful tp discuss, and regards {IS pi}blicatioq as tho result of indiscretion on the paTt of Mrs. Stow a and publishers.

A later dispatch states that the JIbedive left Alexaadri%for.Cou8t%n£,inopl» j.' V, I Ireland, y-f jM

Armagh, Sept. 6.—The work of re« organizing the cburchjis progressing sal" igfactorily— A^requisilion has been! prepared to ask the ptimales to convene a Ifcy convention! «E3

Dublin, Sept. 6.—Cardinal Culleir has ordered prayers of thanksgiving in Catholic churches for the termination of religious ascendency in Ireland. Mr. Gladstone in a note just published says, tho pardon of Fenians is under consideration in the Cabinet."" The archbishops of Arcbmaeand Dublin have agreed to convene a lay conference which will maet in this city in October.

Turkey.,

S Constantinople, Sept. 6.—The Khedive has dispatotud his assent to tbe Vislet's second letter, relative to nespjtiation of loans without consent *f the Sub lime Porte.s^^soi^ l«V ta tl I

Spala- j.

Madrid, Sept. 6 —A proposition has been made to redncethe hierarchy ofSpain to five Archbishops and 32 Bishops,

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... France.

Paris Sept. 5.—L» Presse reports that the Emperor kept his bol yesterday and received the Empress and Prince Imperial only, during tbe day but adds that the condition of the Emperor is not conslded worse. La R^publique says the Emparor did not go out yerterday, and his physicians counsel him to avoid fatigue.

Paris, Sept. 0.—The official journal this afternoon declare tbat the Emperor's condition is not alarming. Tno Senate tc-day adopted the denatus Consultum by a vote 134 affirmtives to 3 negatives.

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From Hayti.

Hayana, Sept. 5.—Advic6S"teceived from Port au Prince to the 24tb, slate an engagement before Aux Cayes took place on the 22d. Salnave was deleated aed lacgerously wounded.

The rebel war steamers Florida and Columbia bombarded Gonaivez on the 10th ult., and afterwards succeeded in taking tb« place.

The rebels received tea rifled guus from New York.

Three of Saloave's sloaps Ia4en Mfith coffee had been captured by tbe insur^ gents.

On the Uth Salnave issued a proclaipatjon that be would abandon the cauie for which he has so long struggled. ..,

From Nashville.

Nashvillb, Sept. 6.—Ex-President Johnson slill lingers in Nushville, having been here s.me twelve days scheming for election to tbe United States Senate..^

ODD FELLOWS.

The Grand Sire and other Odd Fellows left to-day for San Francisco, to attend the meeting of tbe Grand Lodga.t "j

From Mexico.t

Mexico Citt, Aug. 29, via HaYaka, Sept. 5—Jose Riva* Balacias was shot, on the 15th at the entrance to the National Theatre, by Senor Forres, a son of tbe editorof the Mexico Moniteur,

It is expected here that ex-Secretary Seward ha« abandoned bis projected visit to Mexico.

Peculation in tbe Treasury Deparbnent to the amount of $65,000 was discovered on tbe 23rd.'

A treaty of at .«ty an 4 commerce with the Nprth Germin Con|ed|r^iop.l^Jtesen signed. ... m.-U ,«t»« .w1**

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national Horse FairWiLLfamspokt, Pa., Sept. 5^—The National Horse Fiir advertised to beheM in thi8~piace October 5th, 6th,

From New York.

Nbw Yobk, Sept. &—A London special says the German Catholic hierarchical convention in session in Fulda, adopted a line of action, or platform, to be observed by prelates in council in Rome. It i* tolerant and independent in tone, yet in spirit of complete submission to the cali of the Holy See. The Austrian Bishops did not attend. They asseen bio in convoniion in Salzburg.

PANIC IN GERM ANT.

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8tb, has been postponed uatil October 19lb, 20th, 21st and 23d, on account of fairs beiog held at other places on the previous dates. is Broke Jail

Lancastbb. Sept. 5.—This

We are in receipt of tbe following cable dispatch addressed to a. private party in this city:

London, Sept. 6, 2 p. m.—There is a panic in Germany on account of the receipt of bad nows from France.

FASHION COURSE.

At the Fashion Course running races, the fuur mile heat, to-day, between J. Eckerson's Flora Mclver, Capt. Moore'sPrivateer and Dr. AVilden's Alderbarow, was won by Flora after a most interesting contest, Privateer being the favorite before starting at even against tbe field, and two to one after winning the secouu heat, Flora being lowest in betliog throughout. Time, 7:35J, 7:45, 7:51 J. personal.

The family of President Grant arrived here this P. M-. and will remain at Mr. Corbin'a bouse until his relurh frmu Washington. Ji'W-i mSii'iA'- SWINDLING OPKRATIDH. .„r^ Norris was arrestei to-day and held for txauiiiialion, on charge of swindling about a dozen firms this city out of $30,000 to $40,0®0 worth of merchant diie purchased from them and shipped by his order to Cincinnati, on his representation that he was an agent of Woods & Yateman, proprietors of the Cumberland Iron Works, Cumberland, Tennessee.— That firm repudiates him, and say he has not been authoriz3d to do any business for them. THE WATER FAMINE IN PHILADBLPHIA^

The firn aud wrecking steamer Jn». Fuller, belonging to th- Fire DiBpartmwit,*lefc yesterday -for Philadelphia, where she is to try to force water from the fchnylkill river into Fairmount Reservoir. j:#a.

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froro St. LcSuia-

St. Louis, Sept. 6.—The Coroner ut this city held seventy-eight inquests last montb. Tbe most prominent causes of dealb were sunstroke 21, drowning 13, apoplexy 12, suicide 9, accidents 9, in--tomperauce 6. ftAILRo AD ELEBRATION^

D. B. Garrison, ff the Missouri Pacile Rail read, announces that in consequence of the condition of tho track of the ngw road between Leavenworth and Ateliison, Kansas, the opening celebration will not lake place unlil Tuesday, tbe 14th, but tlje Atchison people say that arrangements have been niaae to lake Cbe excursion train fr»m St. Louis across the bridget at Kansas City and up the-Missouri VaTley RafltreiiJ, and that tjbe .celebratiott shall not be postponed, j-'^n

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From Baltimore-

BaLTIMork, Sept. 6.—An examination was hold this'morning by Justice Haggerty in tljt) i»e of seven German emigrants from Bremen by tho bark Atlantic, charmKl witb beiug convict paupers^ ant resulted in their proippt discharge Jri'in custody. I- io stated tbat fr tn facts blieito'l ji¥n ihe examination, it Hppe»red the nftitsSfe wero instigated by a'.rival emigrant Wgeut in. New York, who cautci a dispatch to be forwardei from Boston indicating tbess otaigrants as paupers. tfl-

Chicago.

From

Chi^&o, Sept 6.—The shipping business of Chicago for the past month is shown hy tbe tohowing:

Total number of vessels arrived 2,128 crows 19.119 tonnage 486,102. Total number' of clearances 3,061 crews 1,8 447 jtonoaga 464,294.

Sa lady question.

Ttit qii'tr-tion of Hdmiitiog ladies to the il'dicni College will be discussed »t the next ineetii-,- of the Chicago Medical siety

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Excursion-

TopitKA, Ks S^pt. 6-—The Ohio excursion parly airived last night, al ii though '.here was a heavy storm tirtime people turned out and gave thtm -il wiiem w«loome. 'they were taken froni the depot to the hotels iu carriages their wauts pruvidod for. To-day'il:» weather is line, and t-Ue wbiile party have b*fen shown the city and surroundings. Tbey ,le»ve for bb*ridan to-ipoi-

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DIED. 15

Webb Smith, chief clerk in Gray & ^virkipans hardware sloro, died this niornfn'g of a wmirid reieived on Friday by ah accidental pistol sjioi, from the hatids of a customer to .whom he bad sold the pistol, tie was _a brother.in-law of Gen. Cheatham

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Powder Explosion-

PORTLAND, MB., Sept. 6.—A l^eg of psteri'1 powder explodei at Lake Sabigo, Fri Ui afternoon, where tbr^e men were blastiag, blowing tbe men some distai.ee burning and wounding thorn considerably. Tbe accident was caused by kuocaing out tbe bung with a Biiek whicti bud been used in nitro glycerine.

CINCINNATI

MABELET.

T»lcKra|h.i

Oinuibmati,

COltN—Qui»t Bud firm at 81 OO^jl 0.t.,

MEsS PQB&—Dull aad pri:es ut 75 33 90, hot no demand. f(BUliK ilEATo—Sohulders in demand 9:,0-0 lbs sold at 13^c, hat they are held at 14c at lose Sidrs held at Iti^c, but no sales.

BACON—Sbonidere are io good demand at 15c Sides at 18%c rib, and clear rib at 18%c, aad clear sugar cured hams 23@S4o.

LAUD—Neglected it can be bought at 13%. BUTTER—scarce and in demand at Zfy/jSl) latter rate for choice.

KGGS 19(320c tor selected. LINSKKD OIL—iTinn at Jl 00®1 03. LAKD OIL—SI 40®l 46. PETBOLEUM—3i@33.

liOGS—Doll and lower at (8 00@9 75. the ter an extreme rate. t-lat-BKEF CttTIJC—Firm at $3 00@G SO

QOLD—136| buying.

|^EW YOSK MABKETBy Telegraph.] N*w Toas, Sept. a Fl»0UB—Doll and 5c lower on shipping grades.

B'HEAT—Dull, he»vy and l(iJ2c lo*f«r. ltYE—Quiet at Jl Idj^l 17. OOKN—Very l(a2o better 33,000 bnshfla at

1 Ot@l 17 fo BEiound new weet«m mixel, ^.18^1 *1 aeit&d-tiat Sl 22^1 ^5 for- high mixed nntl yellow weBterjr

OATS—Witboat decided cha«(| at G4@?co for new Sonthem and western. ...r-i-.--' 1 BIOll—Firm and quiet.

COFFBR—Moderate ani and aetireP 1 80GAB— In fair request, rales of GOO hhde at I1J6»12:, for Cuba fBTBOLSUM—Quiet. 1

LISSKKD OIL—Dull at M@98. POBK—Heiry and lower, 19Q bbls at 931 500 31 87, old do 92f prime, and $30 00090 60. primv rot«.

BEEF—Quiet, ISO lbls at (8 50(gl3 5j«ew plain mess, 1^917 new axtr* mesa. uor ttK ATS—Sleady, 170 packages at 14^i©

15S^OULD»Ri—W^lOodull,

«5»«

morning

three pnaooerSt Mutinied at the prison in tfcts ciiy.- -Twa-o»groes picaea xhn^ocld of their cells and escaped ia the corridor. They bound the keeper, secured the keys and opened the cell of a white man named Curtis, who also eecaped.

HAEAs—Aad middles 6fl Iwgtes lee cured

tt 16c.

LABP—Quiet and steady, 400 tle.cee at 17%Q 19Je1 steam and l»4#i0 kettle rewderad., BUTTER—Steady at 1603S for Ohio and ISA 33 State. 'T

-Ca

mSMM

»8-Qaiei

at 13^16.

MOSEY—K»»y and steady at G@7 unlil lalq in the afternoon, when it became Tcry active at 7 for call loans activity attriboted to gold speculations. which continues very heary.

STK&LI4G-Doll at sea§&. OOLD—Closed at I

Sl%.

-.tmw

TBRBE-flADTE, INDIANA. TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER7.1869. ESTABLISHED MAY 12 1851

OB AMD CtOJINO SALE or DBT GOODS. TOELL, RIPLEY A -DEMING, Aro now cMag oat their wttiie atack of Sam**r I)rtn OooJ,^.,

te.,

T«

at intarwttng prktito

tajni. rind tbair advartteaaSi fa another colamn of thi« pi^er. Kead it aad prnBt Uivreby sr~ i*.3 DRY GOODS.

4$ t»3». S'.i.w si

«S^I

Monday,

26th,

JhIy

1869.

(jrniid Closing Sale of

MJMMKR DRESS COOPS!

€ommcncIng""THI^ PAY 30,000 yards of all kinds

Reduced to

price,

Many of llie above Goods are now selling from 40 to 75 eents We shall Include

in tfa$4tta£^sftle our present stock of Domestic (joods,includingBrownand illeached Muslins of the foilowing brands: Atlantic A, Anioskeag A, Salmon Falls W, Marenac Root

\ew York Mills, Wamsntta, fuscarora, Lonsdale, Hill,

Had ley, and most other

popular brands.

folegant line Madder Prints at 0,10,11, and 121-2 cents.

Cotton Yarns,Carpet (Jliaiu, -«a—w——aw—i»Ewi»sai'.i» iir LgaiwiaK--*-

hynln

duced prices

Puell,

Hipley

Darning

-wn ajs7ry^wy^^»'lu«j.1j Main M, corner 5th, Terre Haute, Ind.

-•U eV'i

taw

iSrdSlW

-.-l) 5

}.Xfi•

ctvis )fil "du'Jl iwli'f'

HOTELS.

xi. J. iUivii.jL

strs JPSii

LLOUbht,

l. Mill. Oihtblt

I. 'i't

a fc

i'j

I 1

....

dAUTK fcluu&it,

«tfi) MVIMI ITUIN,

*-t *. Uaute, Indiana* il# it n»t recently be«B refitted, aud putia

5 f-1, utuouudlulooi ousur

I. C. bi »T1A, «*ro^r.

.4 lkiv U.ULiisijj,

i.: lu tki«t

Sept C.

FLOUB—Unchasfed and quiet, family at Sfl 2i. WHEAT—Dull and prices are lower, red SI 25 @1 B8, nominally. White $1 S5@l 40.

•A. 6.

0AT3- Quiet at 64@66. KYK—Steady at «1 1W. WHISKT—Un»9tHed. Sq^d a^Sl 08, but at itw close 51 06 was the beat offer made.

oau sraaCTs.

t-.'-i.iv iluute,' IiidiaiiA.

i»l

biii^Miii ...myprMsi lutiro.

ai»r*b»ll, UcQteavma and Patestlat »uU Irvki iU Trains. sorlldtl

JJAUIFIC UOTliL,

tlx,

1/4 aud IVo Oreenwiib titreut, ^tiii ,.i tj .rttMiiUt, Mil out, olock weet .I liiu.v)Wa), Moo Viilk.

ll' UUJbl'BigULMt ihOi (»So4«(ite lit ^UOOU i.6.l Itisef sfiMtOUo IflBo ib« •Jsnr.o ucitk. buk I'it*»i i^ lfijuS'-, kirn

J."

BiiAKE,

E^^nieyat

im frpto

there-

ll 4/ tuu .uiutuyo of feQ fnil sb/'vi-'j c«ii Ibo down* )»ricea tty fniltuguff ll 'ill L-v. A, Ao'litfloiofuiu, be bis lo Olftln i**.

'.uuimiat^4tHi m«* lawccKft ftputaUiQ vt

ill© i'tciflc, *. it.L it

tot

uiituy

«a ,vu tlr wi b&Mift iHi, uij*'- »li .u^iiti«aiiy dO|fiii«xl wrtb iv-iifitfjf i.i Will l»c loa^l ofijeiviu iif »vi b- NuiJ ciii»etflMii fx,r tbciv

LU9U«* *-*^*-4* jiu iufir pmn )f «u til Kniircai und »tMUliUlll Lls-«- ,. .. Jdw.u. JvCK J'Al-T&Sa

ATTORNEYS.

M. MKttEDITH, A ttoruey at La^v .^!' t—Ii. s«rrt»KUn Block, Terre Basts, Ind' meraOdwtf

•h\

fB5,i

si^oraA I®.! ISrOT^JEi^r PUBLIC. Wt—u, -•klu utrat, bet wees. Third aad -c

)Mo,

Oiikiji oitnrr.

rtIUL» 4 CRUFT, *, ite^«asac«tl

i(4rn«ys at Lnur,

Jr S A a a S re a a

lebUdtf

jjoxice. Tbe a counts of ihe late Sfm of Cory A Hanosurtaie in oar haaJs fot collesilou, and mast be settled. AU persoas indebted will take notice. au 7dw3t SCOTT A DUY.

ft sri!iaX-2

Journal and Gaaatto copy.

BUSINESS OIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS. ,.

Heredlih F. M. Furii(«a Block. Balrd A Craft, 82 M«ia Street. Boott a Day, 00 uhiodtretl. Jo*. B. BUka, Ohio Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUlLDJLKti. 4. A. Yrftagh, cvrner Main aad Fifth. urtli ft WUlUini! ooracr NlsOi HulbArr|

BOOKS AND STATIONERY A. H. Duolef, im Mala iltCMt. BAKERS. freak HoiDig A Bro., StiW.'

BILLIARDS.

At T«uuaia ilutei, Wn.fnjjiiuyjt. CARRIAGE FACTORY, Wild Tbomaa A Co., Cor. 2*1 aud Walaat.

CLOTHING. /. ..

W. 11. Baaaiater, 79 Main Street. Grorer A ttilier, SI Maia Mroot. Joba Baruiklo, over .-anon A \t almtioj'a. Frji Hciilawiog, 1»J Ua.D atrert

A. Mor^ao,

^iff irewMa—s————

DRKSS CI00DS

the popular

TWJsm-FIVB CKHTS

per yard"

XJ*g»r A McKo^u, lo«il) J.A.Fooic.aMa.uslreet.

*jk*

COAL DEALERS. I i, SnHi'aa Coaaty OosJ. an it

S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. 1 LIVERY STABLE. Bubort Hauler, oppo,ite Buntln

LEATHER, &c.

L. A. tfuruott, 144 and 140 Uaio Siiee^. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GitANITE Walt«r Epplnghousiu, Cherry street-, tweon 9th and lOtb.

19M c-l o- MUaiO DEALERS.

L. Klssner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio atrset .mechanician. SiinfliEat. u^. t'oni Oitce.

MILLINERY

^Mrs BackiD^-hani, Cor, 4 aud Ohio. A -.

I military claims jJ8

i. lau

Ai the Teutonia Hotel,

»os. 174 and 17# Main Sr., bet. Uth and ith. (its., TERRE HAUTE. IND.

Wllh Six Kt the fiu st TaIIvu with PuSLAN'd PATENT COS HLIO IN W. SHAFFER, PEOPLE.

Pure Cjyp Disulied

told

th* bar* ad no

i»vi iaivo6.

Vlii If jf incti. k'lrr-'i.^ i.*!nr .is«-.

otker.

Wttifky «OiiJ li.D *r» «ud ih-

A'J

wfto. o. oni*

TTEWTIOJS! KAIL iiUAD lUAtiluHC'. We minuf.cturo Sl'KKL BU'CXOH BCiUaPJKBd from thi most ipprovei patterux. Tbey ate -iarf.1-, but 1'nUt, am eanly otleJ, aad run on lh, I sa»/oth sleet bottom with the l-»»t dr It. Me are prepared all orders for auy nuwbtr aauted. Wm. J. BALL 00., lii^ie Iron Works, dor. 1st and Waluuteu., Terre H.ute, Ind. jel6 d-njj

BKlAiVb LIFE INVltiOKATOK,

0B LIFE BEJUVEXA TING ELIXIH,

For -ll Derangemunrs of the Urinary Orgaiis. It gives

Life, Health nnd Strength

(o all who It aiiU follow

TALLOW, £TC.

ESTABLISHED, 1837

TALLOW, /^jaastse LARD,

HIOHE3T

market pi ice paid,

Joba UcFarlaoa, DRESS MAKING.^'!^-W Ur*. N. K. Hedgoa, oblu, lk-t 4th .uJ Stb 8t(

DENTISTS.

i. H. BarUolomaw, 167 Mais street.

O. O. Lincoln, bth St.. between Alain and Oliio. DRY GOODS 1'oall, Hi pie/ Co., corner 6th and Alaia street W. S. ayce A Do., 77 itain street. O. Witllj A Uo.. 170 Main street. Kdsall Jc Co., corner 'uarib and

tsreeb Fuiirih aad Fifth streets, where ens will I

Tbe

RESS MAZING, xp .'M

timiit

etreut

i«ra^iu«A .iagK«rty, corner Uaiu wiJ nurd DKUUUldTW Barr, ttullok A Berry, corner Main aud Foorih

FARMING IMPLEMENTS

l$.

JuliM A Jones, east aid* PaUlio ikjuantUUNtiMITH ^11 STLNOlii OUTI Jiil, Johu Armstrouti, Ohio atreet, east of Thli

lkiauu Fnrribgtuii Block. )!«. ttl

NOTIONb AND TRIMMINGU. r. H. Riddle, 1 Main street. ^AINTERa Waatitog Uobirt^, No. 8 r.h 3j ttruei,

RAILROAD AGENT.

J%un-

a. faruir, at UcKeen A Paddouk's Mill

KliAL KSTATK AGENTS.

Ueo'lcicti A Lauge, corner Main ami 4th streeu SADDLERY HARDWAltE. Fied

A. Uojb No.- 6

Ji.

Kags, &c, at

south Fifth street.

"titffe

STONE WOBKrfvt.

Waltsr Bppinghonseu, Cherry" street, between 9th and 10th. SEWING MACHINES. 1^

07. H.mine,

161 Main btreel. :n

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. 11« A Arnold, 89 Uain strvst.

Weis^No. 159lftfalu street. in UNDERTAKER.

isaao Bail corner Third and Cherry.

M. W. O'Conutli, Mo. 3 ISoithSd St. PniJS*

psf1

I JOflK

aever taiiv t-o ttmofo Nervous Debility! Ixn^oteb* «*r or Power, aad *11 wetfeoe«a ariaiu^ from Kzoesaes or ludiscroUuu, idaoUiug io loa» ot memory

•-'(•••I

PALACKilllUSie

T?.' •-i,•'

Send Orders to

JEWELL£BS. _. I

BVa»*.

$•)'?

BILLIARD Btton

LATHAM,

MUSICAL.

L. KISSSTEBfc

I A N O S

4-P

STEOK'S, "'ZmKNABE'S," s.iiCHICKEfilNGS]

Presiden: Bank Uopk.bsTiUe.

Uo kiusvi Ky

JAMICS 1if DALLAM, Ooaiuernial Bank, Faduc^h K-. It 6.

TH -IIA8,

Uourboa tad Bye Wbi*k*

Lexington. Ky.

W. B. llL&E, Uweuaboro, Ky.

HOW TO GET TICK*.IS.

Bemitl»y drafts, Po,t ,ffi ia -ne orde 'et i--ter letter, er (tu sum a .tours i.d up waids) by ezpee», to either l.tabo* An- :,u.

M. H.

ii».

CAPITAL,

A8SKI8,

direct oue« Ii

acpleaaaot dreams, weak oerTtw,

headacbe, oervoua trembhiig, geuerai dimueao of tUIou, flusblu of tbe fc^in, which, if ueglecudt will surely leaul to Ififta&ity or Cou••uuipflou. Wben the ety-teoi 1s one* affected. It will not reeovtr without help, ItMairt bo^Avi^orated and streugtuened, to enable iao eofferer to fuiflll the doties of life. bis medicine baa been ustei for meoy years, and it i« w»i raoteda ct-rtaio cuaa, no matter bow b«d tho ca^o may bo. Hundreds of certificate* can beabowu. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or gtx buttieo for tire Dollars.

SOLD BY ALL'DKUOOlSTtt.

11 y," c.not procure It send a statement of your caae, aad eucloae the money to BUYAN A OO.. (H Oedar street, New York, and it will be sent jou. reoetpt of Fire Dollar*, a bottle nearly equal to Seven email, will, be sent lo auy axprestoffice in tbe United tltaiee, charged paid. Prhr*t* tlrenlnrs, sent on appilcatiou. But I one stamp. lecl94»odwl

•j

I.^^r»»'

Celebrated Pateit Cycloids aoj ether well-knowa aua roliabla Xakara.

(JAIHAKT

St.

IKKDHAIPfl

Parlor und Church Organs and Meiodeona,

SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION, BOOKS, And ererj variety of

Small Mnslcal Instraltuents, —AND— Musical Merchandise. •4***

HATS AND GAPS

Joee|.h Vatee, 14n Mr.lo stnmi. I HOTELS. National Uoum, corher Sixth auU »-.-i Olark House, corner Ohio and First. Terre tlaute House, corner Alain and etateutb farmers' Hotel i'ur 9ib auu t.Ucr.

INSURANOB AGENTil,

JPIA.NOS iron RENT.

Also, old Iosturuments taken in exchange or pari pay ox new onti, Pianos, Melodeons, and all kinds of smaller Huslcal lastrnmente repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.

*#L,

KI8SrV£R'fei

PALACE OF

^,''1

Mtrsio,

No. 48, Olkio Street,

^(Opposite"the Old Oonrt Douse,)

Mm,

*KHi« h^HA I) INU

nBpfiJU t.i. .wwwmyem «r

i*i

RETAIL GKO,UliK8. ..

0. I. pl«), Uaiu Street. SX'

Magnificent

liiAITfiRPttlSill!

10. siiT

Authorized by Spcclal Act of the Kentucky Legislature.

The Bst Scheme' Ever Offired to the Public Fully Authorized. & a a II I •de

SKVKJi splendid Ohio Birer Bettom Farms, oversight Handred Acres of Which are cleared aud der cultivation, and have been rented tbe present yeor at SI' p?r acre, mjney teutud.

O-ood bonds for the rent have b^en takm, and «ill te assigned to those dtawiog said Farms which will

$1,800

iu cash to each acrAiso ——. MT*'!100

504 City Lots In Henderson Go. Ky., Making 511 Prtxes in ail, Valued

$314,000.

I Capital Prlae $100,000 OO I Sma lest Pria? ^0 00 Tbedrawlag to Ukr pine at Ma uiX a^p.t, Lou KTiile, KeatnVy, September 1st, 18C9

Tickets $5 OO Each. Fur pamphlets giving description of property, containing act of Legislature, -nd ce till a t•di'.g .ettlem III au her nalna, apply to eit er »f the fo low-n^ .\g.uia L. 0. LTNK, f*iiB tttuk. 11- d^-» tf. ii. AEKaAHOKJI) Commercial Biuk, Luui» 11 Kl

Clnb Agent, 'I errs Han is, Ind

QiTY FIRE INSUKAKCil CO. OF HA.BIFOBD, CONN. INCORPORAXKD 1847.

$2»0 000

$512,000

0. T. WEBSTKB, President, GEO. W. LESTXB, Hecreiaty -tl'»

R. H. SIMPSON, Agent.

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Woiks, Second street, between Mala and Uherry, a joining the tewart House.

Dyeiaginaliiti branch's, s:ch as Urepe bhawSs Kibbons, Hlk of all kinds, Merioo and DeLalne Dreesee Ourtalns, Plumes, Laos, Velvet. Parasols aa! Kringes. 1'articalar attentioo pail to Cleaning and liefioisbing, without danaglag the crl•r», sucharliclos as Orepd Shawls, Silk Dresses, Merino and DeLaiae Presses, Broch-, STnawls, a*hm*r dhawls, 01 ms larpita and Piano rers. 4'leaniug of Gents' Pants and sts neatly done, m20dl

CONTJBACTOilS.

rill

be picaaod to meet all who Jeslre the moat perfect work in tkis line.

farticular attentiou will be given, heretotot«v to the latest s(y,e4.

Iks mo^t skillful aesiataata ksMtess engaged Wedding xMlutt4, Ball aad Party UtMSfli l^tia* a*d Uaiflr»u Cloak. a-.d l-reeses maDtt antar^d with proaptoessaad dispatch ^Jlttf

tjbmoyaa &AUCBOJLJ) AGENCY. u»7e moved my office to MoKaaa A Paddock'. Hilt, where I woald b« -lea»wi mj ftiMb aadoaatstna, a.

Throu^n rwwipte gives oa shipawnta o! pr«Aoce to Eastern Cities. Ail Bail, aad hail an I Water rate* as low, and time as .ju.ck at and oompetiuj Iium Urain in bulk alii«p to Be* •sclaad town* witboat chance ol care.

JAXUH. TUBMB, Agu

•****.,

&«**•'.»• rja~j"-h

tfesled proposals will be received by*(Utf Common Council of tb* elty of Terre Haute at their nexiregular meeting, lor tbe curbing and gattering of Ohio street, on I he Sooth side, between' 3d aud 4 s?ie9ts, distance 298 4 1#0 feet. Deduction to be made lor a portion already curbed. l'be

COB

tractor to give bjnds for tbe perform-

manceofsald work according to tbe plan and upeciflcattoas on file In tbeofflceof th* City Engineer.

By order of the Com

Couooil.

mas

au25

JilCilAK 8TB0UT.

Cliy Engineer.

3^ 'Jo'

GREASE.

No chargcs Shipping

made for commission or dsayage.

bteucll fnrn'shed. Quoutlons glrea npou application. Addrots PHOCTOK St GAMBLE, ug20-d2taw-«riia 'i1*C'-COKCINBlATI

iiirik nititi axramM.

JJKJSSS MAKING^ lira. J*. EeltftKOGEti

IJIO CUNTKACTOB8. Sealed proposals will be received all the Auditor's oSim in tbe'eity of Terre Haate, ost)l e»p•ember 8ib, ltS09, for baildion a Biidga acrcas Prairie Creek, near Mlddletown, on tne Vincennes Koad. Contractors wilt ploaee p«t in their bids or tbe wood work and stone work separate, for plan* call at the Auditor** Office,

Br srder of tbe Board of Commissioners

Ylgo county. W*. PaDDO' K, alSdtd Auditor YigoOonaty.' QHBGAKAY IN5TITCTB. EXGLISHand FRENCH.

Tor Yotusg Ladbs andHisats, Boarding and Day Popile, 1627 & 1529 Spruce St., -Philadelphia. Penn., trill re-opea on Ktmday September 28th, Trench is the Ianguue of th-, family, and is xnstaatly pokea.iu tbe Insti«it^.

MADAUK B'BEUVILLY,

Jy^i-UMan571 Principal.

FI L»Eii TIAL.—Young men who have Injored tbemselvss yeeiUlD »et habits, which aobt tbeca

ytu'

tasiiafc^ao»«-middleorola!-,

Tot

ore or the duties of married life also aged acdoidwaa -ha,-froa the folllsv of youtb, other causes', feel a debility in advance their years, before plMijt %asHlMi ondar the tre irentuf any one, ahould flr.t read th» "oicret Friend." Married ladles will learn somsthing of importance bj porsuing tbe "Se:rrt ITriend."— Sent any addtess, in sealed eavelo, e, o. receipt of 25 cents. Ad ix-ss r. CHaBLh.8 A. STU*BT ss|itJW^l)

Boston,CO.,A

Km..