Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 September 1869 — Page 1

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AS MC^TTJCIR* 1PW A1#? publieh in,full, U»i« morning, tbe opinion

oan, rocontly triod for

John Pktki. As

murder

for a'vinoot-busling" exhibition

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°f

»oi' special digpatch

staled yesterday, |.}ie decifio^ev judgff0il oT tbo t*o mands tho caee for a now trial. We also give Ifce diMentirig opinion of Judge

This is a subject on wbich wo do not deem it proper to comment. Evory readii a 1

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tbo merits or demerits vf tho- argument which is given insnpportof the d«cisioD, and Whether tbkt oplnioa.be favorable or uofavorable the result wU 1 remain the *am«. Tho defe^aot,' Morgan, is to be put on trial agsrtn/and wie trust that no •unseemly show of viole.pt pasiipb ^he .part of any porliup,' of ,our citizeps .Wjlll .mar the dignity and solemnity, of Mm,proceedings White it is fcMrays wdll that the'people should carefully Witch and jealously guard from abuse the administration of delegated authority, it to nflVer well toj permit th^t| yrilchfujneM degenerate Into rashueei or speWhs or vio. ience of action, cxcept, possibly, in rare instances of gross abuse of t^e power

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THE STATE.

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PRoreft^O^ OwKN will' iCo'tVettirii troia Europe uptiAPecejnb^,,4AOHSSM/

0.,Rw|ro»d fai&nj^b wfifft^.B0'JuU,

Sam^ke W^cnfeK Bad $3^506 iaiolen ft ombre trnnki ip,A fcfflisfl 'jn/^yarisvjUe

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yesterday.

all ?smi

Bake*

fettended the harbor im-

agendo

pmioc

,faU'

dates for the State ficke}. Some vei-y lame diicks are nariaW.

A O8IJTDWOK*,, IA

[Tool

workg, New, Albany, ^buret ^a X^esdsy very seriously ioju'ring a grinior. /j ii V'tU t|q}OJ 3HJ

HOLMES, WUO ^a^s^bed by Luuren^ jn Evansvillo, tiie other night, still JivesLaurent hiis'been ^rested.

Mrs Crowkll,

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old

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the "horoipe'^

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the

EvansVilie'poisOn^n^' cWe, is reported to bavo been arrested at'Henderson. 'w ^J.I ..II-. JL. JI 'I wwii immrj

L&FFYETTFL,

have

an opportunity to gratify their prurient curiosity in listening to the juicy details

TH» ?vwiaY')^ 9P8r^, StWfti' ny must be hard pressed for cash to rent

ImlUnfcpolfc, Del*tal.& Chicago

Bailrorfd has been grunted aid by all the counties on the line except Marion, in which an election on that question will occur nejclj Monday.

•i ir, ..I ij'inl .lnjni»

The

Democrats of

TIPPETFTNOTF EBUNTJ

are about to -bold mns convention, to "consider tlia present condition of Ibe ootjintry," andto sayetbo nation gen orally. It will be eolemn attd imposing spectaole i«

Iti 0S'«t A*

Bailvx

Mr-,Samuil Hannah,

.Bait'

& Co.'s big elephant jefused to

cross White river bridge, at inijianapoliai the othpr day, knd took to the water below, coming to land in good time, with all its baggage. -JT-'1

an old and?

protfiiifent ciU«»,» gentleman ^bo filled tqiiny JajpoFtfiit positions of_pibii.c^tfu^ including th^^iS

ttt^Tf^,urer'

Holliday, in tndi&napo roorniog!

diod ht

the residenca Q.f b'3 aon-in-laW' Fr apo^s, on

!Wednsday

t?«jf:^«r^ieitarrrwfcy8rn?rTft dianapolis, is ___ visiting various cities through^rtrthep^k?|e|op^^w^York, in» speofmg ao4 cgU(#ct|n^ ioform«tion about \vater work,p. sewerage, supplies, (or |re department, and thegftneral management of tauntcipil and

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UY TELEGRAPH

New York,

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'Jfrotii New Tork

September 9.—-There has

been no telegraphic ,cpwiT)un»caUon \vUb Boston finoe 6 o'clock yesUwday tr«

THl ATONPHl HOBHORt"

acranton spacial says later orploralinos of tho mine have developed a sadder phase of the tragedy, iftany ch&mbors have been entered and miners found vn tbero 'dead, the breasts of the minors showing they had been stricken down by poisonous gas' without a warning, wbilS they were at work. Road men, roof toon, door men and others were found dead in different gangways, showing that tho de« liruoiion mun bm come swm una ««adsn The spirit evinced by miners today has been bitter in tte extreme, and not assuaged by offers of assistance and sympathy flowing it from every aide.

Asa Packer has telegraphed that he offers $2,500 to the bereaved, Gov. Geary $500. The Railroad Company makes all *xertionepossible, and the wishes of the miners iu ©very wjpact are consulted, but iliey remain obdurate. The more reasonable are ready to listen to reason, but they are in a minority, and many are refractory and vicious. Trouble is, apprehended and has been avoided only by consummate tact. i.

Asrloulturti

College

Lands.

MaN8A1TAN, KANsai, Sept 9.—The sale of Agricultural College lands in this Si*U basbeen closed, or*, hundred aud etgoty-five thousand dollars worth having boon sold. Yb« remainder of the lands have been withdrawn from market, as sufficient money has been raised for the prtteut wft&ts of the institution.

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Bey Commercial 'Conventlen WSMHibltd jlsif norwDg o'clock- ?Thfl C^uxmitftee on4he Mississippi river and ite tributaries war® *Tfed for, but tb* toiarttt(^8 jnot bein^ ready, otbor:.bfisineita jed for.

by Mr. Dolbaude, of New Orl««B, haviing reforenco to Louisiana and its resources, was presented and ordered to be printed with the proceedings without reading. •1' 'i !•'1 HA

A resolution was passed to petftns CongreM to make an appropriation Jor hnldiava Wosld's yaiK.in MS blio 1871. tfaeMl

A reaolutioa was comiiffttee to superintend the the proceedings.

The committee on the Miisytippi river then presented their report, oit that part of tbefr report of yesterday which was recommitted to 'th%m in the swape or a bill to authorize, tha oyas'ruction of a bridge across the Ohio river.

JJbB HA*' pro^pses wp* ^iyfcr"«doJ«#»after built across the Ohio river shall be mate witfa piatiowoM ao^»#8br^a*l spans, and the span across the main low watermark, *Dd forty feet above iwgti water mark for the elevation of the bottorn chord of the bridge. All other spans

low water channel shall be full 400 feet of Unob#t$c$4 passage way at allsta^e* of water.'j •..•••'.

Section second provides that bridges builf trader thW act shall be atoriglrtlngles with the direction of the current in the rttftin cbinnel, aird the ptera k* always parallel to the current. The bridge shall be so located ,tbat the current of the main channel aball move in a straight line 1,000 leet above the bridge and 500 below, and no rip rap shall be,placed aVound the bases of the piers or abutmenu to compensate for inadequate foundation.

Section third requires that befpre buildfog bridge across the Ohio river by

approval of the Secretary approved, the,buiMlng the bridge may be commenced at once, but if the conditions of this act krfe not cotoplied with the Secretary of War shtrtl a»taU

The report closes with a resolution re-

amine all other navigable streams tributary to the Mississippi that maybe crossed by railroad lirifes, and fix tWbipanH and report the condition and general principles upon which railroad bridges may hereafter be'constructed oVer them.

A minority report was presented by two of the committee and a substitute by Judge Miller, but after a lengthy debate which was at 'times sharp end often- personal, the minority report and the 'sub&titutd of Judge Miller were laid on the table, and the majority report as above adopted.

Capital were taken up and passed. The committee on foreign commerce then made a long and elaborate report, through their chairman', Judge Burwell, of La., concluding ith resolutions, first, looking to reciprocal trade with all na-

o( the diplomatic appointments requesting the cities and towns on the Mississippi to extend the municij)*l facilities an$ commercial economies in ^he report to counteract tho rivalry of the pross routes, and to regain the foreign and domestic commerce of this valley requesting ajlf from the 9Uiga and towpf 99 ih» Mississippi to establish an immigration depot in New Orleans requesting the reduction of the revenue on soine articles of permanent and popular consumption,.and that the representatives ot tho Mississippi Valley introduce a bill fof the increase and equalisation of the postal stamp system T)y giving subsidies to the steamers rubningtu wawkdSi«»i^3r I ea j| and ftwitfh pointe. I

The committee to memorialite Uongress in acccrdance with the resolutions wa§ named, as follows:-"

VanDever, Iowa, Stanard, Mo Davis, Ohio, Turner, Ills, Kerr, Pa., Delabay,

Ad3*oii^nod tUl '2 tfelocsE &«« 3IIII

Af rKRNOqN SaaajON.

TheCopyention inet at,2o clock. The flrst^usiness iW o^ftrSfrisahttftunced as the report of the committee on Foreign commerce. After brief deba'.e the report and resolutions were adopted.

Col. Grosveoer, from the Immigration Committee, offered a resolution that an increased eupply of skilled and tntelligont labor is peculiarly nesessjvry for the development of the resources of the Mississippi Valley, and the convention heartily favors every effort to encourage free immigraii^a from eye$y quarte^} Adopttjd

Mr. Shryock, of St. Louis, offered resolution iu favor of a reduction of the duly of salt from 04 P®r cent, to 15 per com: advalOrtsm. Laid dn thd table, a« was also a substitute offered by Col. Grosvener in revision of the tariff system, the Convention regarding them as not gertnaiu to the objects for which it assembled After resolutions of thanks to the citisens of Keokuk, and to the officers of the Convention, tho Convention adjourwed «i«te die. ....

keetirti Bacea Louisville,

aaAjk .tfsfia »««j»'.*|n' wt

aboard of

United States engineers who shall decide what changes shall be made to secure compliance with the provisions of this v"-. -w .—.»»*—' '"-I•anv**,ir^y.vtr act.

Section four provides that persons or corporations constructing bridges shall take measure® to prevent any^change .of-., curing after tbo ^ork shall n^Vfl commenced, that would injuriously affect

built under this act shall bo a careful structure, and shall_J)e, known a? a post route, and no charge shall be made for the transmission j' °r troobs And ittHnikiMi of Wht' of the United States, than the regular rates per

constructed under the foregoing conditions, with ti»e e*oeption( that the main span shall be 500 foot in th« ctear.

Section s'ftventhi ®R*n^ 6vertha chatt5 nel sball be nat tau that 360 feet elear ol water way, "and not less than 60 feet above high water mark. If constructed witb a^draw or. jauat be .attt iaa

er0» Section eight reserves the right to alter and amend this act so as to prevent or remove all material obstructions to navigation of said river, by the construction of-biMgei '"1 »&•# 'ni"

SQ«|oirr&»pt. 4:30 p: Jk-r-A "Vearfal •torn of Wind and rain burst upon thia city *Bdjfcfai|yrlfct» this aftoraooo, preetrating telegraph iflr^a aad chimneys^ land causing other damage. The steeple

•ever*! nnflniahed build-

ift^i levelled. No loss of life reported yet. THK STORM. foyttftitfla* hi^itsras thehaaviest tofW^f»d :^^clock.

SG,,ILClark,

fgdaifi to reecuy bojr reported bnried ia the mitn i^f the Coliseum, struck by a flyingplank and klllad. Several persona were injured, bat no others fatally. .. ..

AubUl the prominent buildiegs damwfis f&e MethodM Gfaarch, Hanatraet. The steeple was blown

ThaBwnfway Methodi* Church* BaMqi. .»M «laaost entiraly de-

involviaf a pm of $*0,000." The waa nn^M, mT the trails Ceatnil Charcb, badly dfcmaged by a

portion o{ J,h« |U|eple CaJHrffe through the oof Rev. Br. Garnett's chnrcn was ar|ially unroofed. The roof of the 2*rtfini & Erie Machine Sho^ was partly bloWn off, and the Old Colony Machine Shop damaged. The Normal Sohaol was badly damaged. Portiona of the skating rink wero carried away. A large number of buildingf jo, process of erection in all Bectiew bW ttitf 'city. Were more or less damaged. Hundreds of chimneys in all parta of the city, ware blown down, signs Snd awnings carried' away in all direcions. On the Common, and in all parts of fha city, strong trees were twisted and jsplit or torn up by the roots. The Old lElm survived the gale with the loss of a few branches.

Cambridge, Chelsea, Charlestown, and other places safl^redjn the sane proportion with Boston. The damage in Boston and vicinity is estimated at over one million dollar^.

I LABOR BKTOBtf PABTTThe State Central Committee of the Ifttyoir reform party of Massachusetts voto call a political State Convention at Mechanic's Hall, in Worcester, Sept. 28th. fo nominate a State Labor Ticket.

VORTIVICATIOHB.

Jt ia reported the Government is negotiating for the purchase of Long Island at the head of Boston harbor, for the purpose of erecting strong fortifications. at. .Jk

An extensive cooflagraliQ,n in East Cambridge tt|is {ii^nSni destroyed—a block of wo^dworkji^ jjgfttQries on First and.Secoflff' st'reeU.

om Washington.

Washington,

Sept., 9—F«ur captains

ofveaiels At Bichthond "have been arrested a«d h«ld for ti.ial, for having tobacco oh board oH which revenue tax bad not been' pfclA"

THR FUNRRAL OV 8RCRKTA&T RAWLINS Took place at 10 o'olock. The ceremo-

Wilson,.wetp performed in the War Department.' After the ceremonies, a proce§sion, uojer military fscort, proceeded to the CameterVi where the remains were deposited ins private vault, followed by along concourse, of relatives and friends. Presides!^aiTv all the CaUnet, the Diplomatio Corps, Mis. Bawl ins and father, twecbHdrenof the deceased, Gen. Sherman and drapers of the army ^niJjCifezans, comprised the procession. .. J" fVt^R jitR^Jwrs H^WRHW.

President Grant will leave Washington to-night to join his family. He will be accompanied by Attorney-General Hoar, who will continue his journey to fii' ht ?a:i rUfi

Tho meishlfers' of Congress"^res enlt ht the' funeral of Maj. Gea. BaWlins were Charles O'Neil and Leonard Myers, of Pa., J. F. Asher, of Missouri, Sben Singerson, IUipois, Thomas A. Jencfe?, K. I., A.'A. Sargent, Callforaia, and Senators Cole of Galiforbia,'and Bpe'ncer of Alafewn%i ...-.5ri Lioi, -Sk twitl"

HONORS TO 8INATOR VR8BRRDRN. Acting Secretary of the Treasury Bichardson has ordered the Custom House at Portland Closed, and flags on all the Custom Houses and public works under control of tfh4 Dipaittttoent throughout the couotry placed at half mast on the 11th inst, the day on which the obsequies of Senator Festoenden will be solemn zed.

BO CONSPIRACY.

The Navy Deparitipent at^thorities deny the published report, the substance of which wa« telegraphed to the West this 'dbornidg/that aionpiracy really/occur* reed on vowrd the U.S.' Frigate SaWne, at Cherbourg. Department mails received since tbe first report of the alleged trouble on that vessel oojntained nothing from thft $%^s c^cefn^g any put, break si. *3.

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Sept. 9.—The attendance

at the Lexington, Ky., races to^daywas small, the weather very clear and pleasant The ?*C fflilewst 3in 5, only two entries. General A. Bufords c. f. Coquette 53 years old, Veley's b. f. Douglass, 4 years old, 3—1 —2. Time 1:66$, 1:56*, I*?*-.

The great race for to-morrow it 2 mile heats, when Hersog runs again.

£bnis.

St.

Louis,Sept 9.—It is published this morniog1 as a matter of interest to the $cq^itorp af L- ^. B^nolst & Co, that the surviving partners of the firm gave a bond i|i the Probate Court for ono million dollars,' immediately after the death of Mr. Benoist. This bond was given as security for deposits in the hands of. the firm at that time, but as they have all linoe been transferred, tfie bond is practically released, and has no application whatever t$ the present failure of Benoiet A Co. The creditori of the firm are to have a meeting on the 15th ii^si., ^t which arrangements.iyiU psobablyjw ma^e. to settle the affairs of the

ROBBKWT. "%-v

The pavings Bank at LaGrange, Mo., was robbed Tuesday morniog of about six hundred dollars. i--

FIRR AT A COAT. UtNR.

The Warrensburg coal mine at Carbon Hill, Mo., caught fire in the main shaft, on Monday last, while fifteen mei} vfere in the ityine. Seven of the men succeeded in getting out by clinging to the ropes of an ascending car, although they were badly burned. But tho remainder were forced to remain in the mine until the fire w*s extinguished, when they were rescued In a more or less injured condition. The foreman, J|r. Halvey is probably fatalTy hurt. ««««. 5 ,$ BXJTPALO HDNTKRS.

A dispatch from Hays City, Kansas, says a large party consisting of the Ohio excursionists, Lord Watenpark and Lord Pugat, English noblemen, Generals StuTgis and Custar, and several other officers of the 7th Cavalry, and several ladies, left Custar's Camp yesterday morning on a buffalo hunt. In five hours the party killed 40 buffaloes, tha Englishmen each killing two- A large wager had been made by these gentlemen, with friends at hotas, that they would kill at least one buffato. The party will remain out three or four days, --tgr fa i. jf rttlfboBtai*. I

men afd' reported as leaving here to embark oa the vessel at Providence for Cuba. They received $500 caah.

TERBB-HAUTE, INDIANA. FRIDAY MORNING,SEPTEMBER 10,1869

jThe Cotf MUM Disaster-,w SCRANTOF, PA., 8ept. 9—-1:30' A* U'.—Ninety bodies have bean found, 82 of .which have been brought to the surface. A doctor was called to attend the men who explored the mine,but noneprasr ent volunteered, and Dr Ricard, of Plymouth, came from Plymouth to perform the duty of resuscitating the miner*, if mora foal air is encountered.

The Coroner will take testimony on Saturday afternoon. .He«jSaf coal left in the chute have been lighted, and are Mazing in line up the hilL Great outbreaks of grief occur among the worn* en in the nearest miners' houses. The air in the mine is so bad that parties can stay but a few moments. ONR HUNDRED AND EIOBT B0PIR8 TAKEN

OUT.

Ayondalr, P. Thos. Carson and experienced miners,

?A., Sept. 9, 2:20 td George Morgan, iers, with 20 men

very have

just returned from the mine and report

they have explored every part of it, and ^re all the bodies have been re-, covered. Outside parties say John DaVis, of Plymouth, and Jamea A. Kerr, ot Avondale, are still missing. They must be mistaken. One hundred and eight is the number of bodies taken out.

Severe Gale-

J^kovrDiNCR, R. L, Sept ill—The' gwe last evenjng from 4 o'clopk to 6 o'clock Was the most severe ever known since 1855, when the city was partially submerged. Damage immense. Several lives were lost in this city. The Hartford Bail road depot was demolished, Base & Walker's tannery partially blown down, the Oriental mill unroofed and two' operatives badly hurt. The Chestnut street church eteeple was blown down, and nearly all other church steeples injured. Probably ten buildings unroofed, and fruit and shade trees destroyed.

The Bristol railroad will not be passable for several days. Many vessels ashore in Narrangansett and Mount Hope bays. A small new church on Narragansett Point was entirely demolished. Sloop Revolution went to pieoes in Wickford Harbor and two men lost. Octorian Bice was killed on his farm in Warwick.— Great, damage reported in Bristol, East Greenwich, Fall Biver and other places. .- ..

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From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati,

Sept.

9.—In

the base ball

game to-day the Bed Stockings beat the Olympics of Pittsburg, by a score of 54 to 2. "WOMAN SUITRAGR.

Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell. and husband will deliver addresses here at the Woman's Suffrage Convention next week.

J* nftO if PKKHION8. V'-i] :i $ '±r&: -j i'l rW irifc^F'•* mjQiuu

Bg,nt

Davis has paid out In

the last three days $88,000 to 1,650 pensioners, of whonn over 1,000 applied personally.^ ,* THR FAIR.

Hamilton County Pair was largely attended. The display of si-ek good. In other respect the exhibition falls below former years. »KJ|£ !i

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From San Francisco.

San Francisco,

Sept 8.—The recount

of votes in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards shows discrepancies in all of them.

Koopmanshop left here to-day for a tour of tho Southern States, with the object of arranging for Chinese immigration to cotton plantations via this port

THR PACIFIC R. R. COMMIS8IONRBS. The commissioners of the Papiflc Bailroad met to-day at Saoramento. General Walbridge was elected president^^ r— t'i

From Philadelphia.»

Philadklphia

Pa., Sept

—The

horse "Henry" won the $1,000 rate yesterday, and J. J. Bradley and Confidence won each two heats in the $2,000 race.— A storm prevented the fifth heat. BRURTFOR THR AVONDALE SDTFKRKRS.

The Stock Board voted $1,000 for relief of the Avondale sufferers, and the Commercial .Exchange will give as much more. ».'«»' j»A ,**«!-U ,iW.„,

Canadian Medical AssociationToronto,

Sept. 8.—The Canadian Med

ical Association met in convention today. A large number of delegates from all parts of the Dominion, and also from the American Association, were present.

The following gentlemen nqt,residing in the Dominion were, elected honorary members: Dr. ST. T. Davis, of Chicago, Illinois James it. Barnqs, Surgeon y.S. A. Samuel, D. Grass, of Philadelphia, Charles A. Lft'e, pf Buffalo University,

CINCINNATI MARKET Bjr TeSegrapb.] OisoiNRATi, Sept 9. FI.OCB- Quiet »nd sleedy, family at $6@7 2\ extra at 6 76.

WHEAT—Steady and helJ more firmly, red at ft 26, white «1 S6@l 40. OOKN—DoUat98o#$l 00

O&TS —Dull and supply better at 54@53.

W HIf»KT—Steady but quiet |at SI 08. PROVIStONS—Doll but unchanged very Tittle* demand and that confined to bacon.

HESS. PORK—Held at S3S SO. BACON—Firm, shoulders at 15%, side* at 18% for clear rib or clear.

LAHD—At 19jiS- .•AMIjIM* BDTTRB-Scatce at 30@38 •»''i BG03-19#Wo, Jwtiltr,: LTNSRKP OIL-Firta at SI 00(81 Oi* tABD OIL—»1 4d®l 4S. PETBOLK0M—3J@J5. dl GOLD—134% buying. IXCHANGK—Dull at 1-10 diitcoonl buying: and par selling.

HO SIT—Close and active ^tlQ®l» percept. aiWBWEi NEW YORK MARKET. By Telegraph

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New Yobk,

Sept.?

OOTTON—%c lower at 34%e for middling up'*Fl6cB—Heary and declining for low grade* and steady for medium and common descriptions, S5 €5«6 10 for snperfiae State and weatern, 6 6U

00 for extra State, 6 50§7 05 for extra weatern. 7 10®7 20 for white wheat extra, A7 06 for O, 6 75#7 00 for extra St. JUmia and 7 25Q9 00 for good to choice do.

BYK FLOUB-Qnietat S4 60^6 40. COBS MKAL—Qniet and scarcs at 6

COFFBB—Firm. SUGAB—Moderately active at Jor Cnba, 12^19^ for Porto Bico and 12413Ji for Baisa

HOLAS6BS—Dull. KTBO LBtJ SI —Stead at 16Ji®17 for epide

and

32@32}£

for refined.,

•r-mnij

HOPS—Doll. PO EJv—Firmer and mare active at S30 31 00 for a«w mm. elosiag at 30 TS oash, 30 UO for old do, 97 00088 00 for prime and 30 €003100 for prime men.

BBIF—Steady at 8 60$13 SO for new plain

mm, 13817 for new extra mess. BKKF HA.MS—Steady at CUT MBATS—Quiet at 14^19^4 for ahoul-

Mis«. Sepi Su—Several

and 17§lSc for hams. MIDDLES—Quiet aaT bear^, ice cured at ICJ4 Li^D—Qaiet and steady at 17®13^ for (team aad i«M aao for "tattle rendered-

BTJTT1EB—Steady at 1G99S for Ohio. CHEB9S—Quiet at 12016. MOHKT—Very

*lQOl!u^pened at K% aad cioMd at 35^.

.,^•4 sg&r'1 Vteginhk. RiBHirtNl),'Wit* Sept. 9^-GFen. CSnby this morning issued bis proclamation re. gnrding the Testflt of the hite election. Albert C. Walker will be installed ss Provisional Governor oh the 2I*t inst., and John V. Lewis Provisional Lieutenant Governor on the 5th of October. The Legislature will be called together October 5th. The adoption of the expurgated Constipation is announced.

The following Wells Congressmen are proclaimed elected: Ayer, Piatt and Porter, and the following Walker Congressmen Seager, at large, Booker, Ridgway, McKenzie, M»lvees and Gihson.

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^^W*"fcFrona Mlnnesou. ii:. St. Paul,Monr.,

Sept. 9.—The ^Sepub-

lican State Committee to-day nominated J.udge Austin, of St. Paul, for Governor.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

«B4ND CLOSING 8ALK Of DBY GOODS.

TCKLL, EIPLEY & "DEMING, Are now closing oat their entire stock of Summer Dress Goodk.£s., Ac., at interesting price to buyers. Find their advertisemant in another column of this paper. Bead it and proflt thereby

OODt WOOD! WOOD! Two hundred cords of seasoned Oord Wood or tale. All orders left at the "Karly House," West Maia strss*, or at John Me. Tkrllst'i office north Taird street promptly tiled.

SABLKY UODaK—W. H, iiADoaaaj, Prop'r. de"3l0-dl5

W. HQWAED MASSING. ®J. W. BOBtltTS.

1- MANNING & B0BGBTS,

A I N E S Hou8«, gipi and Osrriage Patntlng, Fltln

M. WrLDr.

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Carriage Manufacturers,

Oorner 2d and Wnlnut streets, Terre Haute, lnt., Bepairinx done Troniplly and at LowNSstes. 2~itf

PHYSICIANS.

A. O. PBCSTOH, H.

ESTABLISHMENT.

rj# "rsljtfe

The nndersign'cd' havlnc gone into bnsinrsi at 0. N. DRMOKKST'S old stsBd on

Ohio St., bet. Fourth and Fifth,

Will keep on band a full snpply of food for man ifi ht'i and hsaai. ,j{ •w» o(tb am TPTnTTR

FLOUR,

i** «i

And

Flimil MEAT MARKET,

And keep all kinds of frrsh meat, 'liaveyoilr orders and iLey will lie filled and' delivered proiiiptiy to a|I iarts yf the oity. Will also bny rX?1

Conntiy I?ro dluo '&

Farm*re 'tril?'4o well to c»ll before ielllng. JT. K. VOORHEES. »ng3ldtf

rOAL AND WOOD.

D. 0. 8TUNKARD AND AlLLlAM HAIiBIOK Having formed a partnership nnder the uameoC Btnnkard Barrick for tl^e fate of Coal and, Wood, won'd respectjally annonaco to Ihet pnbtio that they will keep constantly on hand. an£ lor sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Voat at wholesale and retail, also Wood for the fuH and. winter trade. Offlso at No 25 llutttin Uoiner Terre HiiOte, Ind. All ordur* for Co&l tilled, promptly. A thA^e of tl^» paUU- p-ttronage is' respectfully suticited.

VB. BABBIGK also weald inform fbe public that he io teads to open, at the Goal Office above naiutri, a General Coilectiou Agency (i the collection of notes and accnnts which m-iy Ke placid iv his .nd (or collection, and hope* by ptompt atteutUn t« busiuesi merit a share vt the public pai^Jba^

WILLIAM B4 BRICK,

JelM3m fi|f

i:i

BTHr-Quielat98o@|l 00. *OBA0l'O—'Firm nith good demand at 2* 75 for traab and good l®»fr *V

XTOTJCE TO CONTKACTOES.

K«otK**a's-OrrtCB,

KvAhivtiir,l isaa Hatttk

^ROHiTBcrc'i BUCLDEB.

for

Brandywine. ITHrSKY—Fairly active and a shade firmer at St 11(31 18 for weatern free, chafly at inside

WHBAT—I®Sc better with fair export demand at tl 3SA1 •Muor No S spring, 1 46®I 48 for Noil do, 1 65§l 58 Tor winter red and amber soatnern 1 66 for white Kentucky and Virginia.

HYE Quiet. BAMLBY—Firmer,

new No a State at SI 18.

COBN—Opened lo better and closed dull and lower at I 00#l 18 for nssonnd new mixed westers, 1 19$ 1 for aound do, 1 24^1 25 for western yellow.

OAT8— mthoat decidel change at 6tgA8 for new southern and westrru, BIOK—Virm.

JT. A. VRYDAGH* plans, SpeatfloatloDs, Snperlntendance, and D« tali Drawings farnisbfd for every d*e(iptloB ot Bnlldings.

Orrioit.—Sooth e«m oorner of ifata and Flltt Streets, o»e» lioimellf's PnnBtnra ft vfl-t I*

jyj-ERCHANT TAILORINGS I ha«e jakl rvcelved and now open to tha to spectiou of my patrons and tbe pnblic in general tbe most desirable »t lee of Colored

Cloth Coattng, Cass!mere and VESTING, In all shades, wli ch I prcp jse ty make up ^to OBDKB in tbe latest and host

",Jt tria* Sfe* 1,

C.WITTIQ&OO.

J7tf MA1K 8TRMWY

TORTHE

mad

D*coratlr« Paoqr Hanging, Graining, OltEing, C»lsomiDDg, Frejcoing, Ac. Shop—No. 8, Sd street, bet. Cherry »n-l Main. P.O. Box 389. Try us, j)2T.

THOMAS. WILUAM POTH8

W1LDY, THOMAS A CO.,

it :. .".j'l'tf.

OF THE

SUMMER STOCK!

OOKSI8TWG OF

jg LIGHT PRINTS,

:tW

JOHN f-

psaw™

JPhysiciatiS* Mid Ofllce (temporarily) at Dr.Wood's Offioe and Besidenos, No. 127 Ohio street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.

Ail calls promptly answered day and night. Angnst 10th, 1869.

if-A

w1?TrTrr

^ii'f

Si.iVii UttUXA, at iMft 1* p0uLTBY) it* fKJiir to mI ad

JW.'J

general assortment of.

Family dro^eries & PrQTisions.

Will keep constantly on band a fresh supply of VejetabM of all kind. Will also open on the 1st of September a

BKL'AN'S L-IFK IKVIG0BAT0K, OS LinT REJUVENATINO BL1XIB, For tlf T»nrang«ranfs of the Urinary Organs.!

It gives

'i'f Life, Health and Strength to all who ustf It and follow my directions. It iieVnr la) Is to remove Nervbua Debility, Impotanof "r want of Power, and all w-ivknei arising from Kxcenses or Indiscretion, resulting in los* meni»ry, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves, ilacho, nervous trembling, general lassitude, nees of vision, flushing of tha akin, which, if oegtrctcd, will surely ieail to Inaanity or ConnmptioM. Whmi tbe system Is ones affeoted.it will not recover without help. It Must be invig.,i Ktfel and strenelbened, to enable tbe sufferer to fulfil! the duties of life. 1 Ms medicine baa been tested for many years, audIt is warranted* certain coat, no matter how bud lL~c»so maybe, HanUruds of certificates c.m liesho^ Price, one Dollar per bottle, or si« i*» for flv- Uollars, '1 SOLD bY ALL DBDCKJtSTH.

If Jfln cBr.not procure It send a statement of yOnrcase, and enclose tbe money to BBYAN A CO.. fii Oodar street, New York, and it will l« sent too. On receipt of Five Dollars, a bottle oearfyequal to seven small, will be sent to any express office hi tbe United States, charge* paid Private circulars, sent on application. Enclose stamp. declSdaodwly

HEAD

CntcAooRailway,

Terri

HAtrrE, Iin., Ang. 9th,

1869.

Sealed Pop s*l» will' be r»c»iTel at the office nntil Saturday, September lftb, 18Q9,

nisbiag materjais »d coostructing tbe Pile and Timber Foundation*, and Me boo ry of the £silway Bridgo across the Wabssb »(ver at Clinton and at a point abjut three miles above llunteanma. Tne Company wi chroje between tbe above oint«of loCktion on or t-efore Ihnday of iettingi flam and spedificattorn may bi» eea at tbif o(B-e.

Toe ccmpany res«rvs the right ef rejecting all bids which aro not satisfactory. HJENKY BACON, lldlut Chief Engineer.

TOTAL

tor Isr-

,1}^ certain eflepta opon tbe coostitntion oj tJw

tf Hunan RacefclJI

."U

t?1'w

FITTING STYLE,

•ht:i

On abort notice. Cheaper than they caa bfeaay where west. Please call on raBD. sohlvwimo, mSdtl 193 Main street, Metropolitan Bloc

Handsome Iron Hlteliliig Posts

TOB SALK

CHEAP!.

AT THR Iu

E4LGLE IRON WORKS, OOB, FIBST 4m».WAI-SVX STBKCTa. jane S d6m

rpHB MISSISQUOI POWDRR 1 eetoaliy corcs Oaaeer aad Scrofaioas tfiaea•ra of the Skin. Use Btyort to 1. I. Jted cal

ciety,

activoat times during tha day

l"»

GOODS.

7"- LAWNS,

ttii

DRESS ',.i r-.iT .! ti .-V9»v. ».*

*iEa:osiEE,_5r,

•e Pte- .A ite- —"ft r. ..-•«* tid.^0 •synww*} GLOYES^'llff1 5 i* .•* UJ rt

r)^

"ft

PARASOLS MTC.

*^*1 'V' fn.Kfl

AT EXACT COST!

'ft

Tftt m$» 4m-& 4'#

Call and Examine and the truth ofib ov

fasjj\

ua* 10

€. WITTIG A CO., 170 MAIN STn PKMIN6 BLOCK.

.v.a.'tv. it. .«.J .-a. I

w»iK otvw p£ orti s! r'i» friirfif '.t'i• ua •tli V« -int uth ,l35»iiapi)f tooKt bi-.t. 4- zctfi qj di hlnxCfi0}^, tfW&V&VHZ

HEAD!! ECLIPSE

-iWfe »*W fj

ALFRED SPEJBR,

TbeXost Wonderful Medicine Known. Curea to very cesethe

w«aa

and aicltlj. Children grow

roluit. GREAT tjrJKXC ITEMENT sa^ In all parta of the country en the di acovery of thm combination S 'ICBIl'S KATtVlC WlHI with Fenvi*n Baric and Eferbi and Boots. Ofdors are ronrin tn from all parts of the world.

It nromotes digestion, acts upon the Liver aad tbe Kid iey. and t»* a Unegering Appetite.

If you Ivve your cbi'dren, wish lo make tbem health) and pro'oag their lives. Use these Bitters and no otbtr. Don't fail to ask for

Speer's Standard Wise Bitters.

If ne atore has aot got tbem, t^oa't be put off with iwoethiiig else. The best craggiate have tbvOi.

Great Excitement In Salt Lake

Over these BUtars. Thousands are being eared by them, fee Brigham Tonng's iettar of the wonderinl carve.

See that my gnatare over the cork o{ eaeb bottk. A. 8PBEB, Passaic, Mew 4*raev. a. T. LCDtUW, 8triad, lotdAgeat tar Grtsat Britain.

J. LA ruT, JParU, Agent £r the Continent of Kurope. Sjld by Drnf^tsta generally. Ske

aad stateawnU of Physicians !n circular sent free on application to CHAS. DUBOIS, General Ag»nt, P. O.Boz 165*. lit Faarl St^, Hew Totk.

-4JriCri "'tv v^» t.

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Works, Second street, between Mala and repe Shawls d/ Merino and DeLalne Curtain*. Plumes, Laea, Velvet, Panwola

ParttcalaraMeatioa pai.1 t»CI|6an-

injrBttd BAftsbiuB^ vitboat da^giag the oclor., tach ariuies as Cr.p» ShaWU, Sfllk Dransra, M-riao aad DeL^iae Uresssa, Broche Shawls, a«hm-re Shawls, Cloaks. OarpsU aad Piaao vara: Cleaning of Geats' Coats, PaaU aad sts aaatly doae,

'&VT f'T TVfT#"

ii-ila

MUSICAL.

..,Xu KJSSJTEira"

v. v- Jti y-,r'

PALACE OF MUSIC PIANOS.

STEok'S, "'C-'

KNABE'S, CHICKERINQ81

**i

»,

•vm* sa

/REMAINDER

SEASON 8HKKT

WE OFFKB OUB KBTfBE

PIANOS FOR

No. 48, Olxio Street, (Opposlte'tha Old Oonrt llonse,)

TKBJK U^HAUTU. 1JNU.

+t*-

jgBJLOTAL.

tr» W

.0 C|

»1

a H-i ns

P-

A TTENTION xjL oonxba

ifMtfc

Kapccially tbe Kciipae that is now taking place re* pec ting tbe weltare of mankind. All Tonics aad Bitte-s. and Patent Hsdiolaea, are b«. ing eclipsed by tlia

Standard Wine Bitters

Hmade

/no. r. fcuai. jgAIBD

Greatest Tonio of the Age.

TV H.

:.it*ri

Tfce Celebrated Patent Cjclolds and athar wall-knowa and reliable Makers.

CABHABT So DKEOHAJI'S Potior and Church Organs and, Metodmmt,

MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS,

T# And every vartoty of

Small Mnsleal IostraineBts, —AMD—

I Musical Merchandise.

I Alio, old lutortoHMta t*k*n in«xchftng«or p«rl pay am new oms. [Pianos, Melodeons, and all kinds of smaller Mnsical lnstrnmeats lepaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. 8aad Orders to

''•KISSNER'S*

•SSf!

RAILROAD AOMNCM. I nave moved my offlce to HoKeen A Padiock'o Mill, where I would be pleased to see tay old friends andoustoiaeia.

Through reoeip|a. given oa shipments of predace to all eastern Oitiea. All Ball, and Rail and Water rates as low, and time aa qniok as anri apetiug lines. Grain in bulk shipped to Mew gland towns, withoat ohango of cars.

Kngli htiiMU,

iT .''('PR: it .•* vV-

JAMRS 8. TBKNBB, Aft.

pONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have isjored tbemaelves by certain secret habits, whioh unlit them for business, pieas* ure or thedntiea of married life also middle aged aad old man »ho, from the

IoIIIm

ofyooth, or

othar causes, feel a debility in advance of their years, bcfjre placisg tbemselvos under the trealmentof any one, should first read the "Secret Friend." Married ladies will learn something of importance by poraning tbe "Secret tfriend."— Sent to any address, in sealed enveloiio, ou receipt of 23 oents. Address

Or. CH&BLES A. 8TUABT CO.,

ang»jeod-*ly Boston, Mass.

•9 luff} .!»?' ,jL"

.fe

rv*in SJKIsiwi tiixj

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ti,

3D O

3-. .• if.cj Jr

RAIL iiOAD

CONTRACTORS.

We manufacture STKEL BOTTOM SOBAPBBS from tha most approved patterns. Thi-y 'me larno, but light, arp easily fllied, and mt tbe smooth steel bottom with tbe Itaat drstt. He are prepared to OU orders for «oy number wanted. Vn. J. BAtiL & 00.,

Kagie Iron Works,

C»r. 1st aad Walnut sts., Terra Haute, lad. jelC

GREASE.

IOBBST market pi loo paid, for commission or drayage.

Ho cbarg-s i. Shipping

Stencil furnished. Quotations given upon application. Addross

PBOCTOR A GAMBLE,

Ug20-d2taw- w3m CINCINNATI

ATTORNEYS.

~t# f.'Vt* ,ui« I

M. MEREDITH,

Attorney at

LaW.!iii

Omci—Is Farrington Block, Terre Dante, lad iaar30i)wtf

U.BLAKK,

Attorney at Law, Uti JSTOTA-IfSr PUBLIC rriaa—On Ohio Street, betwoon Third aad fourth (itroets. octUkUwdsi

OBA&L0 OKOfT.

CKUFT, at Law,

AttorneyM omci.

Bo. 82 Mala Streat, op stairs.

HIO FEMALB COLLEGE,* SEAB OIHCINNATI. *4 ivfjsti TLlM well-known Institution wHlonaantlltl Twearv-flnt year of study, oa THCiWt AY the Wth of B»ptesaber next.

The higheat edaoa'iuaal advantegea enjoyed nader a foil corps of exjwrieaced and ayprov Ttpchtn

Cxteaslve oraaoaeted Oronnd,. Beantifai tuajh.g. with asodsra iaprovrmeats. Elevated aitaaxioo. overlooking tltesnbarbs uf (SncianatL

Prkm tow beyond example. Tor farther information, or for CaU^egues, apply to tbe President.

BIV. H. C. BOB?, D. P.

jyld-StawkStaa Csuut Biu, Oai

**"f

JOB A HAASa.

4 ~.f

—**—5^** ~j£

ESTABLISHED MAY 12, 1861

cemssidliiiriiickXft'

W Wfcoleaala andB«taii Mw in alt kinds of ®ralB. Jfarakoaee, on aorth Firet St., at Canal Basin, Terre Haute, Indiana. •**Strict arts«tian p»M *»s«caivia« aad tori ward lag goods. el$-lwi.

RIDDLE

Haa jitfe nttinii a a ice stock, cf

SILVER PLITKD 79

H«irks, Jeweirjrl ib., ,J* "L-y

FURNISHING, PANCY' n* -i 41. 31 it 1*1^1 kt"

VARUETl OOOINli i..:

*-t And wi'laot b» jb

UNDERSOLD

rjTERRB

Viaalto^B^a^^l. 4

Practical Instrtiction in BookKeeping, Penmanship ami Arithmetic,

And all other departmeatft «f acooaataauhip. Students can enter anytime. Bach student receives private instruction. OoBege Joamal, with lull information a» to tbo course uf intirnction, qaalifloatlotf* tor entering, tecosary t-x-ponees, 4o., will.be forwarded toanyaddres* on application to the Principals, aug4Sdw3a aABVIM OWEN.

HATS AND CAPS, il

sw^ YOB HAT. 8TOB*

dSfepli C, Yatoti, JUST IN K1SCKIPT OF,

-. si" Hats ot ali biada, Hoys' Hata ot uil kinds/ MLi»«ca' Hata of all luads,

IniiBmia' Hata of all kind*, at all prtoea. a. II ate made to ofSer on short nottn. Oons •04) AOo

THE FALL SXJiJbMlit, Tvn 8"u-im* if

"•'V IS

I li'Ar.f

tk& I 'ft •-MS

JO WES

Ir fad*

81f®

rl tin

TALLOW, ETC. iM

ESTABLISHED, 1637

TALLOW,

•tit 4

VtUtiftl

LARD,

•fc

Publio

TBBBJBHADTB, 1KB

Havo a Iarg* selection of first olaw

fT-

-i

At l&l Main Street. -J ft...

HAUTE

S'Ahl&C

iommelcia,

FALAC15. OP MUSIC,

Corner of Fifth and Main streets,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

."4 &T»?

PLOWING! if:.-

^6Rrf£FALL AND

From 85.00

0 (J]

C/J's fn

et-

yj,

ffl

f«V%W Ml} ••MM l« «•, fif'i '.n\ ^iiU Anr~""ij, A. t&a&l jffiill ji .i-*3

B. KCBS'S latest laiprovedt. ,i'ir (wo#r fi «iUI. ifeMIM GRAIN DRILL.

It oaanot cbote or break tb« (train, the fhMing Iwlnrdoee by aaorksof flanged »lie»l, DNOKB Till! BOX that PULL tha grata down Mid IfOStlt it Into the tubes, the quautity s»vn being pro, portioned to the speed of tbe flanged' wheelswhich speed is regulated by a am tuber of cog whnals firming a oon«, and perleclly onder «ojtro: of the driver who is guidtd by a vtry aJmp'o aadattoieat Land Maitrre attached to the Drill. Tfc« cog-wneels ars not loose and liable to bo tost, but are fastened to the Drill aad the Issd Is regulatad without moving a wheel.

iTh« Drill is Chek^^1'

than any athrr, and will sold oh time to reapoMible partfrt, but rxIra lodgements %tto ofisrad joafh buyer e. TPehave thft'1 l«i*t

ONE HORSE DRILL

SVr sawing in. «l$R4i»K.jq[jrn't%bs ftjond

CANIi Mlf.I^-wlth liorlr.on'.«1 Itotlers, with vertical Boilers,

CIDKJt MlbUi—three sizes, three prices..

HT Ki«j Drill, Cane 11,It and Cider Mill warranto!. We are ore pared to III orders for AIN, TlLttatviPlPKof any siasasol In any quantity, an to fnruish estimate* ol cost ot draining laad If data nre given. :.TONJES & JONEH.

QITT FIRE INSUBANCE C04 OF BABTfOBD, CONN. iNCORPORATIfD HJ47.

CAPITAL, ASSKTH,

»»-b. I

$rf,2»000

T. WEBSTKB, Presileat f/! OKO. W. LCSTXB, StcrotaijT R. U. SIMPSON, Agent.

QHEGARAY INSTITUTE.

ENGLISH mid ERE tfCU. Por Youag Ladirs aad nues, «oaraus and Day Pupils, ©27 VAO Spruce St., Philadelphia. Peno., will re-open on If outlay September SOtb, Preach is tbo laaguageof tha CaalUy,aud ie ou stantiy spoksg ^rMBD^ZEVILLT, JySldtodJm Prtacfpal.

LEATHER, HIDES AC.

l. a. soaxsrv. jommhumi*. A. BURNETT CO.,

febl2dtt

.ty, Uaaafactartr aad M«ia ff

Leather, lildes, Oils* Shoe Findings, and Carrier's Tools*

Km, 144 A144 VMM OT.,TK8iUt K1VTJC, MIL,

W CASH for Hid*s, Pure, Paila, Xwer Skins, Tallow, aad Leather in tbeCmteisftunetUs alwuy# Rcoetve

Prwmpt AttciUUfU.

1STOTICE, •.'hr&r1 1

'CJ

"fc.

Tbo a:fouat« of the iktifptii zt eoartare In our hands tu coi.- hl, aad muat be-settled. AU porsoaa ladebted will ta oUco. sspTdwSt SCOi'i 1/Ux

SCOTT*.

Journal aad Gaxottecopy.

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