Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 October 1869 — Page 1

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AN KDITOBIALjon

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tbe second page,

alludes to tbe proposed removal of the office of Assessor of Internal. Bevenufl for this Collection! District from Terre Haute to Gosport. Sinco that side of the paper went to prees we have learned that ihe books, paper*, elc. ot the office w?re packed yesterday, and a part of'thlem •hipped to Gosport last night. The remainder are to be shipped today,

for $1.00 per In

South Bend.

ALofioE of Red mfiri w^'organMed at

Indianapolis yesterday.

RtfBjcaJr Bt,oii«,.agi3d 29 yo&r* was ac»

cidenftUy^ipwf.prtj Thursday.

WoBKMJCttjflra cxcaya^ina, in LsfayM.t-', .tji'flnd the Nicolffin'phvernynt.— sttfki it iii or •w'.V'1'

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the past fivo

HIK!

a .half yews

lUteln 'huhflViitl iin'cf fifty-{(iVon codplps h»vj.b#en. Mfi«iiiP5drio.'i.f«ri /ia floyd

oouwy-

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'ft^ifsUteil tbatlWi/propricOt^rt "Arst

CLAMPO^^RF LO^ISO^OJI^H'^

trolling Hit-real in a Tnr^e tsirthlishmafif tbe -of-il'g6kin glo&J.:

Thk

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Buys Richmond

Humming-Bird

will soon Ira' frn connection with the A(~ lantio and Pacific seaboard. The telegraph polfeii wre pat up, and tlie li^eawill ta^',ac{ed(ih a fe^ dayfl.rn-.j/^ -j,

EALY, a brakWrt^n on th^'L. N.T

A. AO. R. B. va* terribly iMijuijed W: New Albany last Friday, by being thrown from thejtopcf a car and falling betwoen tbe car and tbe tender.

HA'NO®

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THE

siya an Indiana di

vorce was recently Judged to bo legal in the State of NeWTdTfc. ""This paragrftpt has more significance than at first ap. pears. :i A a 4±~SJM'A-

Indianapolis Mirror states that an

oli tna'nj'nfimed MafV.»i tnadd an'attomft to kill bis grandchild at Butler, DeKalb contity, thn otlrer day, but was prevent^! by the child's mother, whom he also at

tempted to kill.n« i-'/.v* aUttutt *i -ii ..ptrivV

LADY

dry goods "drummer" c*n-

v&ssdd Lafayette tho otlier d'aj1. "The' Dispatch says she had a vivid conceptiipn of t)ie business, presented it with clearness, pressed hBr pointB effectlvelv,' mad m«kle a.successful debut

THK wrestMog match between Frank Jkkland ahd Con.' Sheeban,. on the base Ull grounds, ws'st *We of the rivqr, for. $100 a sida, Icamc off this afternoon agre«. ably to appointment. It was ruled b^ tbe leferee that tbe wrestle should be made ''catch as catch can." Sokland Won in the two first rounds —Lafayetii Cburier, 24—:—p—

MB^INDA MARIA- MULLINS

THE

is the

abominable specimen of alliterative no? qfenclature adopted by a young Woman In Petersburg,-county of Pike, who writes to lnqaire what wa "will pay for an eisy on Wimin's Rights.1' We don't deeire [pve4t. ln Melinda wares, l)ut our junk dealers wili ftay cash for all she will ship them

Stfvte will be represelJt,63 Tn'tbe

Commercial Convention which Weets at Louisville, Ky., on tbe 13th in.it., by yof}8.„Cuy- Patterson, jOf Terre Ef*t\te, M. C* Kerr, of New Albany, W. E. NibJapk, of Yinpeanes, t»nd Pr. Wlnslow S, Pierce, of Iodlanspolis. These are ap. potatptj'by Go^. Baker. Evansville atid cities, we believe, have eleoted delegates.

UNMIXED

CUSSEDNESS

TBE

induced Jobn

G. Sanderson, of Vlncennes, to make a cpnve^aqoe to bimtp'.f of bs neighbor trip and sign bis neighbor's name thereto, duly authenticating by the signature of the justice of the peace He goes to Jeffersonville, where ho will be favored with an opportunity of cultivating his ingenuity in some utilitarian direction.— Truly "a little learning is a dangerous ^hing." Had .John been ignorant of the art of writing be might have been virtuous and happy I

Sentinrl says the State Fair of this

year, bas been tbe most successful eihibitlon evSr tnacfe by tbe Board. Over fifty per cent more pooplo attended it,

Rnd

there nearly cwiee.as many article# at any ^rttiorts ^air. The receipts were smaller, on account of the charges for entiles having been done away with, but they are amply sufficient to pay allexpenfe!, and leave a handsome margin in the treasury. The weather throughout was of the finest everything passed off pleasantly, and there waB nothing but be fearful accident whieftoccarred at almost the last moment, to cast a shade over the exhibition. The Board have reason to congratulate tkemtelves upon thf success which hasatt9cded their efforts, and the new policy inaugurated by them.

Bbmhi «,£ WkZ:X'*Z "*m

BBUTZ

IICS3

named John Byer, residing

at MichiganOity, was arrested Ihe ether day 1$r -beating h(s wife, wlio-kas tees bed-ridden, for months, with the rbeumatienj. The presence of such a man would be an insult to most of tbe convicts in

cither of our State prisons.

Thb

question of law we presume ibat General

has a right to take tbe office to

bis place of residence. But ai a question of justice and expediency .there can be hut one opinion. All must admit that the office should be retained at this principal business center of tbo District, where the greater portion of the assessment le made, and whoro parties having businete with the offico can see its chief without incur, ring tbe expense and loss «f time that will he required for a vhit to the pleasant, rural village of Gosport. The movement seems to bova been planned and partially executed "gilli a degree of liaste and

Lafayette Agricultural sye?k8 wil

require about 1,800,000 bricks. Tbe cut .aide walls measure'1,203 feat. Their new engine, just received, cost $10,000.

The Lafayette Ka&ofacturing Com pany, which is an entirely new and dis tipct coneern from tbe above, ii putting in the foundation wall of a building 173 by 145 feet. These two immense con cerng, says the Dispattht will both be in full operation previous to $ew Years, probably about the first of December, forming an attractive nucleus for the commencement of a manufacturing busi

in Lafayette.

cresy that would bo highly creditable wera it a part of a military campaign, but whictl ii hardly nectary in "fhesti weak, piping limes of peace.''

E S A E

barrel

DAyip &WALLOw, a resident of Benton couDf?,»&fei mail named BBooks, in Galena, Ohio, lust Tuesday. It seems that Swallow h»s for some time past been partiplj^ insane he went to Ohio to visit some relatives residing Ibere lorVeal 6r imaginary reasons be supposed Brooks to be a detective officer, who bad been placed on bis track to arrp^ „hjim for criminal offoasVwbfch' %e*mhtr^ad/br

supposed bo had, committed,-and he deliberately shot bid). £fl&/ thfe shooting, Swallow escaped frcm Galena, but was arrested ih th« 'Uivni oJ Delaware, and lodged in jail. Col. Wilson, of Lafayette, has been employed as attorney for Hwallctw.. The defendant has labored und^r this monomania for some time paft

th"» Tndianfipolis Joimitd 'We

leurn that John H. Schneider, of that city, a mi»ri twenty-six years' Gf age, cut li throat from our to ear on Saturday, but not suffloiontly Srfr-p 'to eaiisa rfdatb.

iio bail beun drioking. uonaiderably lately, and on Saturday evening came Into Mr. Gardener's house and tpld tVo faofiily il' tbey evi.-r expected to sae him, tbey lAUsi oome uut to the ioa buu«e, as h«4ur tondrd to go there and kill himself. Little or nn attention was paid to this threat^ but lfv1 a short iirritf be returned tdtji# house with a terriblo gash across bis

immediately, and tbe wound sewed up. Hopes were entertainei of his recovery.

many

lege residing here, will be glad to know that tho condition of that old established, buttM'latf y&Oa,unsa£e6ssful iastitdlion, is rapidly improving. At tbe opening jf tbe p,res^t,. t^m. a few weeka since, fifty now BtiideoU were present, arid more than one hundred and twenty in all, a greater number than has b-«R In, attendance 4tt ai^y".ot^0Vi^ ipt ^vijrai years. Sin aO't be ,an mberpfa^uU ?on« al ones haVtfi)e6ft received, and it is conflde'htly expected the number 'will reach two hundred before the close of tbe year. Prwiden teiiLtHMM^lr^ffMfintly tlm.

2ffi

succeod in making the institution one of the best in the country. Parents who have sons to eduoate, can send them to no better place than Hanover, and we corllr

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E. & C. Railroad Eleotion. Bpcolal dltpatoh. D^Hy J£Kgrea».J

EVANSVILLE,

October 4th.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the

A O. Railroad.beld at t^e 1

Court house in this ?Uy fo-day, resulted in the re-election of all the old Board of Directors.

John Ingle, Jr, President and Superintendent, and J. E. Martin, Secretary and Treasurer. oi1

Tbe reports of tbe officers were highly satisfactory and enooursging.

citizen, who for ten or twelve years past has filled tbe office of Superintendent of the Evansville &' Wabash Telegraph Company, died very sudlonly of heart disease in tbe Company's offico in this city at tbrgev'clcck this afternoon. He had wofdod'on his book*upto^P. M.J and the last two figures he made were "30-"— [In telegraphje parlance "30'' mems "finished,'" **no more," or

,rlheend."—Ep

ExrBK8S.j Mr. Rjhinson was an efficient of^cer and a roqrteoui gantlemm. He

From

INMANAPOLIS,Indianapolis

Oot..

4.—One

of the

bodieB at Weaver's undertakers office has been recognised as that of John Bailey,

•of.^y«atel«j, Jjlew if The following is a correct list of killed P. L. Davis, lndiantipolis John Gall,

Indianapolisj John Wilson, Indianapolis Jerome ^priggs, colored, Indianapolis Gustab Leidler, Indianapolis Peter Kj-eitz, Indianapolis Ignatius 1+ Bossi-. ter, l\idianap611s Myron B." McV^ Marion coun'y, Indiana Clara Dawson' Marion county, Indiana Ruel Beverly^ Paragon, Indiana Ax. Jackson, Memphis, Indiana Pbilo M. Benbam, Fort Wayne, Indiana David Long, Vienna Iri'fli'aiSkY tfdlTn Lafibtir, Fr'anWlin, Irrdlana Isaac Barker, Hamilton county( Indiana John Slack, Rob Roy, lodians. Two bodusraot (Srt^hsJy- ideMiflW.

Tbe following additional winded are reported James Chance, RoetVille, Indiana, scalded Richard Matheny, Lima, Ohio, arm and ribs broken Robert Butler, Indianapolis, scalded MisS Maggie Bell, of Connersville, Indiana, injured in the

NINETEENTH YEAR TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA, TEUSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5,5869.

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Bo gland.

LoHDoir. Oct. 4.—Some time since person admitted to King's Hospital, having met with a serious accident, has since been identified as either Kslley or Deasy, one $f ,1 Ivs Fenian prisoners rescued from the custody of the police at Manchester. Armed policemen guard the hospital to prevent another rescue. Tbe patient is not likely to survive. ,«,

Trance-

PARIS,

been threatened with the Mayor's oxcommunication. The ^Emperor attehnfi -the races nt Boise de Boulogne yesterday.

FLORENCE,

Oct. 4.—The Italian gov

ernment has decided cot to. oppose tbe at

tendance of the bishop at tbe Ecumenical Council.

All reports received here o! the progress of Bepublioan movements in Spaia areconfirmed.

The town of Reuss, nine miles from Aragon, has declared for loorty. It is said ex-King Ferdinand, of Portugal, has by this time accepted the Spanish Crown, but if this combination don't sueceed--' thin eight days Spain will be a republic.

3 Spain. y: y^.i M*ADRID,

Oct. 4.—The Cortes opened

yesterday. The government introduced a bill to suspend the rights of individuals until tbe insurrection in the south is suppressed Tho rebellious movements of Republicans wili have the immediate ef0$ sOsptfiding the constitutional guarantees, and investmentof tbegovernment with .extended points necessary for the suppression of Insurrection. It is proba* ble if the bill demanded by the government is passed that tbe Republican delegates will leava the Cortes. It is assert-

that the United States government has renounced all idea of intervening in the case of Cuba.

Frpm New York.

NRW YORK,

Oct, 4.

^0£££Itfa«AVY RAIN STORM. A heavy rain storm has prevailed here since, Saturday night. The lower parts of the cify areffofeaed.?"?

The storm subsided at noon and it is ntarfoletnC,. -i. -TDispatches from central parts of the State report damage to the New York Central and Erie railways. Portions of the Harlem railroad are washed away and some of tbe bridges are gone. A freshet has occurred in the Schuylkill rirtr at Philadelphia, and freight -cars carried away. Considerable damage in the lower part of Baltimore, and some damage done on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio roa£,: especially to telegraph poles arid bridges. The storm closed at Baltimore early this morning, and the flood has subsided.

INJUNCTION.

Another injunction was served on the G'(jid^Btbaid fcy Heyser & Sons.

BOLD OUT.

SetefallBrms Were sold out a't the Stock Board under tbe rules. WESTERN FREIGHTS.

The increased rates of freight to the W«t went into «ffeot to-day. St. Louis 70 and Chicago 50, Cincinnati 48, per ewt, and others in proportion.

REMOVED.

Gen. Fremont's suit against the Kan* sas Pacific B. B. has been removed to tbe United States Court.

THB MAILS.

No mails from the West arrived to-

TBE STORM.

ialn which commenced Saturday

midnight lasted until this morning, terminatlng ih a heavy gale which however did no serious damage hereabouts. The railroads southeast and north are howevor much damaged by heavy freshets and the gale. Tbe tracks of the Central, Hudson, HarlemV and Brie road are washed away in vkrious places. The upper Delaware is thirty 'febt higher than Friday. The fresket in tbe Schuylkill carried off sevil freight cars belonging to the Pennaylvanit* CShWkl roftL reached the second story of the Schuylkill Navigation stores and swept away large quantities of lum* ber, merchandise, wagons &c., besides, even mules and horeei.

The covered bridge at Manyunk was oarried away. Two horses were drowned tbe capsizing of a canal boat. A great many bouses in the oity were flooded, particularly on 23d street. Tbe occup$nf«]eiCeped.in boat*).

The water rose seventeen feet at Norrutown. Tbe flood exeeeds that of I860, age immense.

Ttfe-T&hTgfi river rose fifteen feet, causing great damage. Tracks submerged in B^fefceve and the damage to merchants is considerable, goods jn jJie submerged districts1having beea removed. The foundations cf many buildings are wasbel however/and pavement* torn up. Damage to railtbadljiot serious and ha* been repaired. -r .. ....

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CHESTER,Chester,

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N. Oct.

4.—The

rain caused large damage *t Rwsell, Burdsall & Ward's iron bolt works at Pemberwick, two miles north of Port Chester, the break tearing1 dbwn the machine shop. Ten persons were badly Injured. Loss $100,000.

large paper

StainetycfeH«Well,Marshall, Illinois was destroyetf^y-Jlre last etetaTb^. I.oss about $75,000. insured. ,T ....

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ECLINATION.

Judge John D. Oaton, of Ottawa, Ills., baaji*cfi99dthe Democratic nomination for the Constftutiopal Convention. Judge Catipn declines because he was nominated as a party candidate. Qe cays he would not rrfuse to serve as delegate if elected by the people without regard to party divisions or questions.

DELEGATE TO T^E CAPITAL CONVENTION.

Horace White of this city has declined tbe appointment as dalegate to the National Capital Conventioa at St. Louis, for private reasons, and Gov. Palmer has appointed Joseph Medill to fillthe vacan-

paowMSD.

This morning about one o'clock a Carriage and horses belonging to Wright Bros., and driven by a man named Jobn Thompson, were precipitated from the south approach to the

Wells street bridge

into the river, and the driver and horses drowned7. The bridge had juit been swung to admit the passage of a vessel.

E S O N A

Admiral Farragut reached this oily this evening via the N. W. B. R. from California.

George Hodge, of the well known Eng. llsh banking house of Baring Brothers, is in this city and T**ited the board of trade to-day.

SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE.

john-S. Andrews, who has been operating extensively in the lower grades of

"rrtHtW-r?-

wheat at tbe board of trade, hsa suddenly I disappeared. Quite a number of his I checks given ior grain were refused by tbe banks. He took about seven thousand dollars with bim belonging to other I parties.

SPECIAL TRAIN TO BAH FRANCISCO.^

Tuesday a special through train 'will leave Omaha for San Francisco, and will be run regnlarly thereafter once a week. I A Pullman drawing-room, and a hotel I car, wiil compose the train. Tbe distaacn will be run in three days and a half.—

Tbe fare from the points named will be

$150

Oct. 4.—Pere Hyacinthe has

in currency.

Labor Beform League.^ **ds

MASB.,

W0RCB8TXR,

Oat. 3.—The New

England Labor Lasgue commenced its session yesterday, and continued until this evening. The attendance has been small at the meetings, and few of the dis tingui'hed speakers advertised to be pres ent, made their appoarance.

John Orviss, of West Roxbury, waB chosen President, and tbe officers were all of Massachusetts. The utmost latitude was allowed in discussion. -Mrs. S. Foster, of this oity, well known as an Anti-slavery and Woman's Bights Advocate, spoke at length in opposition to strikes, and against landed monopD lies.

One speaker ascusiid the Governor of

Massachusetts of having belpoa to rob the State Treasury of $2,000,000. She said that Charles Sumner was fated to be damned to a lower political hell than ever Daniel Webster was, and called the Republican party the opposers of the working classes, &c., while unotber took the opposite grounds.

Some of the speakers favored the formation of a separate political party, while others opposed tbe plan. Some urged tbe formation of Trades Unions &c, while others again were opposed to tbem.

Mrs. E. M. Daniels and Miss Jennio Collins, of Boston, were amcng the speakers. The resolutions adopted oppose all speculation, interest, rent, &c. insist that an exclusive currency, whether of specie or paper, is only for tbe advantage of the privileged few demand tbe with drawal of bink notes, their place to be supplied with Treasury csrtifi cates charge Secretary Bout well with repudiating the obligations of law and justice, and state that ho should be impeached justify tho holding of tbe Convention on Sunday charge that the proteatant church, especially, has apostatized from the truo faith and are undeserving the support of Christians oppose the present political parlies and recognize tbe rights of the working women &o.

The Convention adjjurnedto meet in Providence on tlie lGth and 17th. inst.

From St Louis..

ST. LOTJIS,

Oct.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Wm. H. Roonee, formerly well known resident of Chicago, mysteriously disappeared from Central Oity, Colorado, last week, and as he bad considerable cur rency and a retort of sixty ounces of gold, it is thought he has been foully dealt with. A meeting of citizens Saturday offered a large reward for his discovery. ..

SANTA JE GAZETTE.

The old Santa Fe Gazette has obanged bands, name and politics. The new paper is called the Pest, with O. P. Sullivan, collector of Internal Revenue, as tbo managing editor. 'ft i'.. .f'l

TBE FAIR, RW—: F:*

Tho ninth annual Fair of tho St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association opened to-day under the mpst fuvorablo auspices, weather rery fine and attendance good. For a first day all the departments are unusually full and complete, especially those of agricultural implements and stock.

In the latter Illinois has sent the largest number of cattle, but Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri are well represented.

The mechanical department is also very fine. In tbe geological and mineral department G. B. Smith, of Chicago, has a splendid collection of minerals ftpm.ell parts of tbe world.

In the arena the exhibition wss draft horses, for which Illinois carried off the most of the premiums. For carriage horses, W. P. Harvey, of Mercer county, Kentucky, took a premium, and for bug gy horses L. L- Dorsey, of Kentucky, obtained a prifa.

The indications are that fully twenty thousand strangers will be here during he session.

From Washington

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 4.—The adjourned session of the Superior Court has commenced, no quorum present, however, to-day.

TBS 8T0TM.

Much damage,was caused by the storm, canal bride«J washed away, houses damaged, &o., But no live9 lost.

THE HORKET."

The government h«s information that tbe Cuban privateer Hornet has put into Wilmington, North Carolina, at^d been detained by United States authorities there. Tbe United Stites Marshal telegraphs for instructions.

From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS,

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CINCINNATI MABKiT.

By Tetegrapb.i 5 .rtat3 OweiBSATl, Oct. 4. FLOUB-Dnll. family at $5 j0@5 65. WHEAT—Hall and prices aoaiinal, notbiog dono, red at VI 83.31 25

CORN-Doll andprioes nominal, bovere oft.r 2$3c highef.

0\T3 Qaiet at S3353. BYE—Doll, not saleable at better than 95.-^

BlUB—Dull. .• '•••.}. .? COFFEK—Firm. SJ^A.BrJ!a'ier

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4.—Thos.

Dowling was

arrested at Quincy, Ills, Saturday, for fraudulently obtaining two thousand dollars from parties in Kansas City, Missouri.

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Qn- the half mile track James Rocky, of Chicago, took a premium of one hundred and fifty dollars for the fastest team, and J. H. Beckley, of Illinois, got a two hundred dollar premium for. the fastest trotting horses to harness.

From LouisTiHe.

LOUISYILLB,

Oct 4 —Gov. Chamber

laiD, of Maino, writes that he ha^ appointed a full delegation to ine Louisville Commercial Cousoutlon.

The Governor of Pennsylvania, hts also appointed a full delegation.. The following additional railroals will pass back free members of the Convention

Camden & Amboy, New Jersey Central, Pennsylvania Central, Little Miami, Philadelphia &,Trenton, New York & Philadelphia Line, Philadelphia & Erie, Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis! The Ohio & Mississippi road will issue tickets good for the round trip for one-half fare.

3.—The

Oot.

work of

excavating for the New Orleins and Ship Island caoal commenced yesterday about a mile above Carrollton. Mr. Bratt, the President, dug the first dirt and delivered a brief address. Speeches were also made by Gov. Warmouth, Lieut Govornor Dunn and others. A contract has been made with a dredging company to excavate the canal from the Mississippi river to the chief mentur.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

GBA.ND CLOSING SALS Of DBY GOODS.

TUELL, BIPLir & DEMING,

Are now closing oat their entire stock of Summer Dress Good, Ao., Ac., at Interesting price) to bnjers. Find their adTertisement In another oolnmn of this paper. Bead It and profit thereby

COT TON—Irregnlar, small bales at 2SQ26M for mdtillog. TO Bit CO—Eirm with good demand at fall latei.

WHPKY—Oloses at $1 16 uniermore f^roraol« ndvicaa from othermarketi, and holders now aak 1 17. -y

MES.SPORK—Doll *t 832. LARD—Uunttl d, held at 17«'"" BULK llE-iT8—Shoulders held firm) at IS and cle^r aides held at IS but ao sales.

B\OON—Firm and held at lti% for shoolders, aides at 20 for clear rib and clear bn: thed.mand l» 'llthr.

BU t'TEE—Firm at 30@33 (or ftesb.a E'JGS—At 20ca21.

8GGAR—Ouli bat prjcee not lowei COKFEE—Dul tbedecHotin gold lias a declUe in gold has a depressing on both sugar and COffrt. ^..... 1

LINSEED OIEi—QDa'l at 98cffl(l 'd l.AJJOUlL -81 37(41 40. PETrtOLEUM—S3@34 for refined. '1 OOLD—129 baying and 131 sell ngKXOHANG- i'irui at par btiving and l-lo ^premium ecllioj

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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW TOBK,

Oct 4.

OOT TON—Firmer dt W for middling. FLOtJlt Hear and 6@lUc lower. IPt'ISKj— estern free at 81 2tl@l 32£, wnEAr-Heavy and lower with limited demand.

BY B—Dull at $1 15 for western.

rs—Heavy and dull at 0J@C1 for new southem and western. ».OKM—Dnl and lower at 95c@gl for sound new mixed weatern. '^K-No jilnal at 8^1 25Q31 30 for mess.

BEEF—Dnll at 18 S0)io 60 for new plain mes« a l'(al7 fnr new extra mess.

COT MEATS —Nominal BACON—Firm wi fair demand. LARD— Dull at 18@18% for good to prime steam y- i---.

for Cnba. 7

MOLASES—Quiot FBfBOLBUM Quiit.

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TURPKNTINB Steady atMAUW. MONEY Easy at G@7 per ce

OHV GOODS.

OPENING OJP

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WITTIG&CO.,

1TO MAIN STREET,

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WE ARE RECEIVING

Vew Goods Daily!

DRESS GOODS! great varieties, Poplin, liameleon, Clan Tartans, hameleon Serges,irmures, rientai lusters, Scotch laid Mohair, Black & Drab lpaccas, Kmpress Cloths, lerinos, Ete.

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Stock

of Flannels,

Miners, Rob Roy Plaid, Scotch Plaids for Gbildrens Weir, White, Bed, Yellow and:

Flannels-

Blue

'CA^IMEBES.

Walkers,Harris, New York.

LADIES CLOTHS.

And Repellants, Prints, Muslins, and a large Stock of Notions, Gloves, Hosiery, &c„ &c„ in endless variety.

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17& MAIN ST, DSMING

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TULIDS JUES3BS,

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AHU1CAH ASP PiUUlAX

CONFECTIONER AND BAKER,

So. IB Sorth Fourth St., between Main acd Oherry Streets,

TKRRK HAUTE, IMU. Keepa constantly on band afresh supple of Cakes, dandies, loe uream, Bread and Urackers.

Ornamental 0«kes, Ptramldi, loe Or earn, W»ter lc s, Gharlotte-rnfse, lly, Blanco Mange ttomm Puoch, Biaqnite Otaoe, Tromageds Pan, F«aey Ice Oream, Pastry, Tongne, Obleken Salad &c„ «ili be made to order.

Private Parties taroiafaed with 0 9t?rc, Ueats. loe Oream, Alibi, Ac., on short nodes. may 19dt

B. PRICE KEITH.

Orvics—On Bfxth strtet, oppssite the National Bosse, np-stairs. Oalli promptly attended at all hoars. 21dlm

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ORY GOODS.

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Cornelius

HO Oozen lloop Hkirts At St 05 an-J SC cents.

Oood Ll't Colored Prints s.'i »t 12% cents.

Yar«l wide Brown Muslin »at 11, 12)i and IS ceni«.

Good Bleached Aiisliitf a 12^ cents.

Ladies'

OQcall.

Firmer, 9 iaeed for sixty day bills

and 9% for eight. GOLU-L^er, opened at ISO and closed at

Hose

J.':

,.x

Jif'-JS 6

4»HX:

.iv- 5IJI mi fe eUr* mix-int aw its

as low as 10 ceati a pair.

Dress Ooods

ban *.f

1 FINK 8TOOK Or

St.

ito#'.

Haggisrty

liuwiitv

Cor. Main and Third St«.

,^,'ii

'-.VSM .«?-'

.lOlVKS A JONES,

i. Eiwt Side Public Sqaare, .-j TSBRR IIADTI, INli

Uav« a large seleclion offlrst class

FOR PALL PLOWING!

AND

tUTTIJ*© BOXES

From 03.OO to $SO.OO, II. KVHH'8 Utest Improved

GRAIN DRILL.

It cauuot olutke or bteak tbo gr»la, tlie feeding being doiie by a nerlisol flanget wheel) tJNDKB THE BOX that ftTLli ibngraludowt andFdtti.K it in to ttie taoes, tlie ijan jt\tr iiwn beln^ pro, porlijnsd tJ ilia sp««i of the dinged wheels. which spet-d Is regulated br a nnniber of oogwbesls ftrm ng a cone, and perfeotly nodor coatro.iif thv driver who lignldid by averyslmple andetBc:«nt LauJ Meaiuro attaohed to tbe Drill. The cog-wiieels nro not loose an4 liable to be lost, bat urn istened to the Drill and the feed is regnlatad wltiout moving a» heel.

The Drill is Cheaper

th*n any ether, and will sold on time to responsible parties, bat rxtra inducements are of. tered cash bayers. 1K« hitve the beat

ONE HQRSE DRILL

For sowing Wheat In standing eorn to be found anywhere.

CAHJS *11X8—with with vs.'tleal Boiler

I- S

horlaon'.al Boilers,

CIDER MI1IS—three siies, three prioes.

W Every Drill, Oane Mill and Older Mill Warranted. We are orepared to fill orders for DBAIN, TILE an' PI PIC of any siseand in any qnantity, an to furuish estimates ot ooit of draining lacd if data are given.

JON£8 & JONS8.

JJIEING, '"D"-

SCOURING,

I I O A I I N

In all it* Branches, at i-

H. F. RBlNKft'8 DYB HOUSE,

JUaln Street, bet. 6th and 7th.

ISSOLDTION.

Tbe &rm of O. A. Ferra St Oo.. is (his day dis* solved by mntnal conaeat, Mr. ftts having sold his interest therein to Mr. Pelpere, who is alone anthoriied to collect all the defeta doe tbe late firm and to pay all demands against it. 0. A.

SelSdtf O. J.

FIB A. PUPXB8.

J®?**.<p></p>EXPRESS.

*s» s, .•» -jjfej-e. aus««sf(t?

FOR THK BOUND TRIP

as tj-i -f

TE RRE ^11AIJTE

DOORS

fii "than ever.

Oo6i Tli read, Warranted 200 6 Mfttc ft spool.

^g® Stock of Jeans land C'ottonades .* rn'i •.••• At Tery low prices.

iiw:: f!ii ^,£-

PEB€j»iiEd, I'-

FBEW€U and SCOTCH

OIIVGHAHS, V:

ST1KIPKS, ./:•

CHECKS and TICKS

BVEBTBODT.

«niiiiiiiuis

w.3. '.j

AND

MUSICAL.

KISINISB'H

PALACfiif MUSIC.

I A N O S

STEOK'S, KN ABE'S,

•a.wssw.T*.* ESTABLISHED MAY 12. 1851

Ti v?

LOUIS,

The

(ireat l'air.

S A S

JUST KECBiVED.

SOOTULEDO U00B8,

Assorted sizes.

10,000 LIGHTS TOLEDO SASH

Assorted sizes

Which we are selling ttl greatly reduced

prices, at

No. 121 Main ft 1 and 3 Fifth 81s.,

CORY & DEFREES,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

A W 1

CHICKERING8

Tbe Celebrated Patent Ojcloid

and ether well-known and reliable Matters.

OAKOAKX & SEKDHlUl'S Parlor and Church Organs and Melodeons, SHEET MUSIC,

IN8TBUOTION BOOKS And every variety of

Small Mnslcal Instrnments,

—AND—

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS POM KENT.

AUo, old InBtoromtnitatftken loeftchaugeor p«r( p»y on

NE ODM.

Pianos, Melodeons, and all kinds of smaller Hnsioal Instrnments repaired by

COMPETENT WOBKMEN. Bead Orders to

KISSNEB'8

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48t Ohio Street, (Opposlte the Old Oonrt Honse,)

fKRUU-UAUTK. INU

MANUFACTURERS.

pHAlIUE

CITY PLANLNG

MILLS.

CJLIFT

A WILLIAMS, ttAVUVAnrffftftss or

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window and Door Frames, Moulding Brackets,

Stair Railings, Ballnsters, Newell Posts,

Florlng and Siding,

Attd all descriptions of Finished Lumber

Wholesale and Retail Dealers —IN

PINE LUMBER, Lith and Shingles,

Slate Roofing. Cement Hoofing, Roofing Felt. Custom Sawing, Planing and

Wood Timing

DOPJE to ORDER.

All Work Warrantedt

orner of Ninth and Mulberry Sta. £3dtf

A IT OBMKANCE

Week!

THE INDIANAPOLtS AND 8T. LOUI3 II. B. will carry psseengers front

Monday, October 4th

9th,

For Hall Fare

Tickets Good on all Rcgalcr Trains

This \»ill be tbe greatest Fair tTer held in tbe United States.

Over 930,0000 will be awarded in preroi uns.

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Passed September SI. 1869. ... F. 'OCEBLT, Mayor. Atteet:

D. L. VG.

UKtk,

ICEEBY,

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID 8. DANALDS0N,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

pcfer to Morohanti, Bankers and Cltlcens .-onorally, and to any one of the thousand whose claims have been obtained by me.

JaSdwtf D. S. DAHAliDSOM

FARLEY & ROACH,

MASOrACTDBCBS Or

SADDLES AND HAKNE88,

AND DSALUS

Collars, Whips, Curry Combs,

BRUSHES, &e.,

175

No.

Wft'n titreot, opposite O BojIe's Leatbtr

Store, Terre Uaate lod.

Agents for Uncle Sam's Harness Oil, jy20-wly

JOHN BABfllKLE. Merchant Tailor,

MAIK BTBBBT,

Over Saxton Walmslcy't Dry Ooodt ator* WonJd respeotsnlly call the attontlon of the cltlcens of Terre Dante, and the pablio in ganarai, chat he has rented rooms above Saiton ley's Dry Goods store, for the purpose oteacrylc#

Merchant Tailoring. Be keeps always on hand a FASHIONABLX KLKOftON 01* OA38IM«BKa, VBMraGrf,

LOXHS, 4o.t and la roady to make it ap In the Latest style and on Bbon Hotltx*, snd on very Seasonable

Terms. Havlng'ito high

rents to pay, he promiaea to make ap to osdu, whether tbe geods be furnished by him or nob— Grarything la hU line cheaper than Anywhar^

Catting dene and warranted to flt. A Uber»l aatronage solicited. angSMtt

°tOAL! COAL I!—EI7EB COAL

Screened on the widest soreen used la Vigo oonnty, and now la your time to get winter aof piles at the lowest rates. All orders promptly Ailed. Thankful for past favors, I reepeotfaUy Mk a continuance of the same liberal patronage.

OFFICE—North Third street, between Main acd Cherry streets, where orders may be left, or at the old Weigh Sciles.or by addressing P. 0. Bos 688. JOHN McFABLANE. sei2ldtf

SWINO.

wipPEior.

~"JS

Uarv

,*•

Establishing grade and for grading and eravelin* or paring tbe sidawaika oa each aide of the National Road from the Bailrcal track le the rporate limits. 8KCTION 1. Be It ordained by the

Ccmmon Conn

ell of the City ef Terre Haute, that the aidewalk on the National Bo ad, on each side of id road, from the Railroad trask to the oorport* llm.ta of the city be graded and graveled or ptved, and that the property holders along welt .ide of said road haw permlsaloa to do «a'd oik, bnt they sall comment the ssue wish

tw weeks from the takiag effect of this Otdlnanee, and have the same completed jia soon aa practiceble and that if satd v. jrb not oommtneed by each proporty holder along said road thin two week*, that tbe Street Commissioner be, and Is hen by ao borlted to do tbe seme at the expense of tne nroperty holder* along said road and that it the grade for satd sidswa not already been established, that the City l£ng neer is hereby ordero to eitablish tbe same •nd tbat said work shall be *one under thesn-pe-vitionof the Oiy Knglnaor. 8tc. 2. WHIMM, An emergency exists for the taking 'ffent of thie Ordinance, tbe same shad be force from and after it. pesetge and pnblica tioo in Ihe T'rrn Bante Sally Journal, theTarre Hau Daily Express and t' v. ,-kly Beraer Kel-

1 I

'.-M

IJceBMdf*6*1'

Office—Farrington Blook,

N. E. Corner Public Square, Up Suits, Finrr Doca, TEBBC JUAUTE, IlfO.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

C. «. TUltlS tHi.HK. TDTlU

CHAN. WINO A CO.,

Save parobased the stock of goads heretofore ept by K. It. WBIGU lc CO.. where they wil! tie pleased to meet their friends with a full assortment of

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,

Alffi

O IJ E, At the same oli Stand,

155 Main St. "Rational Block TERRE HAUTE, 1NO,

Tho highest cash price paid for Oonntry Pre• 4noe. alldtf

RES9 MAKING.

Mrs. ST. E. HfiDOES

4as removed her Cloak and Dress Making estaheshment to Naylor's now bnllding. oa O&lo, btween Fourth and Fifth streets, where she wili pleaaed to meet all who desire the most perfect work in this Uno.

Particular attention will be given, as heratofore, to the lateat styles. The most sklllfal assistants have been engaged bedding Cos tomes, Ball and Party Dresses (ladles and Ohildren Oioaks and Dresses manu eetnred with promptness and dispatoh. JlStf

HM.

SMITH, Chemical

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to flu all orders Jpr bulUvan County Coal, which is claimed to be egoa) to the Brazil, for all domestic pnrpossa, *111 deliver to any part of the city, by leaving your order at office of E. B. Bryant Co.. 0. Alpley, or J.A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I ItaVs made aarangements to Oil all orders, and give •11 Information in regard to the business. olfidtf J. A. MOBOAS.

gUMOVAl^

RAILKOAJD AGENCY. I nave moved my office to MoKeen A Paddock's Kill, where I would be pleased to see my old friends and customers.

Through reoeipts given on shipments of prednce to all Eastern Cities. All Ball, and Kail anj Water rates as low, acd time aa quick aa »n* competing lines. Grain In balk shipped to Hew •ngland towns without change of oars.

JAM 18 H. TUftNBB, Act.

«i»rtWdU

TOHI* HialEY,

COMMISSION MERCHANT

And WboI'Mle andBetall Deabr In all kinds cf Grain. Warehouse, on north First St., at Canal Bailn, Terre Haute, Indiana.

S'.i.ot attention paid to receiving and for. wamiae (roods. jelfr-tfwtj

Handsome Iron Hitching Posts

FOB SALE

E A

AT THB

EA.GLE IRON WORKS.

COB, FIBST ANITWALKUT STBXBT8. jase3 d6m

sr-t-

Dye

Woiks, Second street, between Main and Jherry, a-Joining the Stewart Home. Dyeing In ell It. branch**, such as Crepe Bhawia Blbbons, ei:k of all kinds. Merino and DeLaine Dresses Curtains, Plumes, Laoa, Velvet. ParasoJS vnl fringes. Particular attention pall to Clean log aod Befinlshlng, without damaging the colrs, sncharilcles as Crepe Shawls, Slim Dresses, tferlno and DeLaine Dresses, Broohs Sbawis, ahraire Shawls, Cloaks, uarpets and Piano vers. Clean log of Gents' Coat*, Pants and ts neatly done. m20dla