Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1869 — Page 1

Published Every Horning, (Sunday Excepted,)!*

COB. SIXTH OHIO M. OPP. POST OFFICE.

SUBSCRIPTION:

One copy-one year, flO.J® One copy «ix months, ....... 5.00 One copy three months, 2.50

Delivered by the carrier, 20 cents a weck.6 WfcEilY EXPRESS. One copy one year

We %ft'*^|,r#'^enc£ft%tlle ver^ Tairrab^'l^tter of, our Indianapolis correspondent. After so long a silence our readers will be highly gratified to hear from him again. The leUe/s of '"J. C. B." are always in good tae, instructive and well written. The only fault that we can suggest—and that is not irremediable—ia that they are too Jar apart.

Alluding

Gbant

lives—lives a« President of the

United Ssates—lives as the dispenser of many much-coveted favors—and money is piled up to procure him an equestrian ntatUet•' ^Cbl^tjnuts^ le, lni^ig to Kim who escaped, but lie who fell on the field must be forgotten. How troublesome it is to raUe a monument to Mr.

Lincoln.

Washington,

Patti

The

Col.

T|ie

VL O

to the proposal to erect an

•equestrian statue, at Washington, to the honor of General GKANT,tj»^CinciQati Times i^ttarks uj^Jl§iO|fe^lty^Atainingftrodfffor iing^i 'Wflnuirfefit to the glorious McPhersok. He is dead.

ftf1*" rious 3

The reason is, he is dead, and

nothing can be hoped for from the dead!

the Fifteenth Amendment becomes a part of the fundamental law of the land, as we believe it will, within the aiext three or four months, theaccompli.sh.ment of that great measure will be due to the sagacious forethought of a single '8tgfyMftif-£!.tVER P-.MonTpi^ T«4jiv 'we owe the ratification by Virginia, already an accomplished fact, and the same acSntS&yi^dBsiAgippi and Texas', which is sure to be taken on the assembling of their Lerisi^itiire. Georgia's assent was. needed, artaTitoiiion knew how to secure it. The following brief dispatch shows hoghfdifcifc:

Dec. 17.

After an exciting debate of two days^ Se&toi Jon's amendment, "requiring*

Georgia to ratify the Fifteenth Amendment, was carried at 11£ o'clock by a vote

*"*'THE STATE.

All Tijj&(g>untie3

State.

have settled witl^b^

evening. tfajs'Statc Board of Agriculture mfects on the 4th prox. •fttir-paper mill at South Bend' has commenced operations.

is ill and her concert at Indiana

polis, is, therefore, postponed until the 27Ai.ii Oi 4 j^jEESByraRIA CHUHC^ was dgdite'a, at ConterviVle, Wayne county, yescat terday.

11? -—stivrx'l b*8

The receipts of the Indianapolis AcadJ£y^ipbe» amounted to

em 57,'

hiw three- bnfgftirs

tender age of ten to twelve years. They

ar«g,jf1si. The

January interest on the State debt

.•am$bhutl6 ^,D05)32 f&r wiicii som a warrant has been drawn. ^ffE Temperance people of Lafayette have adopted a resolution to make their

'rMl'A

editor of the Bowling-Green

si Hat ion

N elson

Lexing.on

Con-:

gravely announces that he does

not agiee with the Indianapolis

Journal,

politfcWlJ.* o) IHO'li i"

Union Stock Yards, at Indiana-

polis^they^u-c^yer l^iiily are t6 be p^r the Insane Asylum between the twaT«5rre HauVroXW.'-'

Trusler,

an alleged libelous publication. The Mirror doc3 not want to^my it, and the lawyers have a job.

The

Enitrprijfc

Thk

NINETEENTH YEAR.

IfEW YORK.

CONSPIRACY SPANISII

AGAINST THE FLOTILLA.

Yokk,

AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.

A Havana letter says a strong effort is being made there to revive the African slave trade.

ELECTION FRAUDS.

Thirty indictments for election frauds have been found by the grand jury in Brooklyn.

FAILURES.

The following additional failures are announced:

Brooklyn E. L. Petiot, flour and feed dealer Ward Wheeler, dealer-in pick left and prfe^erves chant. The failure of two cattle dealers, name not given, in Hudson City, is q,ko •mentioned. I J! riittfttft ww

The following failures are reported f-inca yesterday: J. F. & H. Tuck, liquor

lit of creditors. Phillips & Iloff, produce deal era, West street Matthews Bonner pfodofce dealers, Washington street Rob Atkin, provisions, West street. .GN

ktl^drid

former Secre

tary of State, will be a candidate for Attorney State

Geflerat'j'betoi'e thft IWBrtpWHnfl t®99?^%nd ,^jvy

Coi^ ^D. J^EASTEB wants the. Indianapolis

jifirrov

to pay him $20,000, for

Indianapolis and Vincenne3 Rail

road Company, in defiance of the refusal of the right of way by the Common Council are putting down a track through the streets of Vincennes.

The

_L nnrii

Masons of Attica will dedicate

their new hall on the 28th. There will be an addict by Hon. It. W. Thompson, and va. ious oilier iutec«5»tinjg exercises.

Mircni i.L hut Monday, Avhile

jv little boy named Kosuoe Foster was .-sianding on the track near a box-car left onas.vkch, anotlter\boy-let off the brake, when the car, staffing, ran over and injured him, so that he died a few ho irs.

suj a voung:

brother a sho~t time since. The chargc entered the lower abdomen, making a horrible and tt is thought fatal woundi

"Cambridge City Manufacturing'

Company'' has filed articles of association with the Secretary of State. The capital stock of the company is 536,000, and it has for its object the manufacture of doors, blinds, sash and other house furnishings. sr irated

M.vRY tA2E, the ccle4ra

English tragedienne, commences an eneagemen". at the Indianapolis Academy of Music to-night. She will be supported by the entire stock company ,frpni .the Louisville Theater.

A pressure of other matter has preveuted an carler notice of recent improvenien:. in the. I|di»naj)Qlis, SfntiiieL'tlie most pronamMt of .whi«i' |b in eKgaint dress. The

Seniind

ability and fairness in its editorial management, and its proprieter expends his, money npon it with a degree of liberality that indicates his entire confidence in its

case of scan tarty.' in which

We hear o^a a certain well-to-do gentleman of this city figures to the tnne of several thousands of dollars. It seems lie was caught

grMite deliclat

nearTVirt*tftiV^y. general Rlef

{iaa called in his. -reserve! ylit jvere^e% porarity absent.' Uver three hundred armed men have responded at headquarters within a few hours. A collision is hourly expected. Another letter says a

proclarilation of McDougal has been

*..* 4ss

Dec. 18.—The Timei says

in the matter of conspiracy said to be aflcat against the Spanish flotilla, we learn fr- a persons connected with the movement that a plan to intercept the gunboats and cap ture and destroy them has been formed, and is even now in course of development. It appears that Gaecge £Jhbott, who»J«£|. iwi^h SwiQrlseii Jhfrty ojf thep Jf *, A%t |n tie AAstTie» rae aferndh 'df thV Pwonrat wftire a vedRil is ready to receive them and in which they will put to sea ancl cruise in the track of the flotilla. Abbott returned yesterday morning with the remaining twenty men, who succeeded in getting enlisted on board the gunboats by exciting suspicion of th&Spwiel^ Consul v^ifhjr&afd tj the ffnsl lot ofpniifitidmen. His object is to co-operate with Lang, who commands the armed vessel south, when he attempts to'destroy the flotilla.

ry gooas jdick-

son & Son, soda water manaf|(Cturere. Uriir 99 BOO-srJ IMPORTANT TPEST CASE.

An important test case was brought before Jud^e BU^iford. to-day,, yinck ^involves the right *jTa merchant td "rfe? cover books and papers which have been seized by the Custom House Collector. |?.lie-tef Saf »S#P(|# of the United States Court may deliver up such books after the necessary exami-

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—The St. Paul Press to-day publishes a letter from Pembina dated December 7 the Press to-morrow will publish a leiter from Pembina of Dec. 6, which says, however incredible it may appear, it is nevertheless frue'that GoV. McDougal Is willihtr to enlist even savages in order to force his vokp. upon Christian people at WiiiAepeg. I learflea tMtTncDougals emissaries we-o using every exertion to induce the Indians near the mouth of Red river to declare for Canada, and to take up armis in favor of McDougal.

The writer savs that the notorious cut thtSAs, h)6a:fiend" in^tigaf 1 the Sioux to destroy the United States mail on Ruffle's route to Montana^had been furnished irith an ofltfit by Mi with the actual intention of enlisting from four to six hundred of these bloody devils pi,and lichard McDougal, Attorney General, has ^confirmed this informatk»n,.and in the. jreaeifce iof'seVeral g«Memeri justified 'Canada and McDougal for the purpose of subjugating .the lied .River people. A ^OfetSdript* to fllfe letty-fek\4iiiaws Arrived that Col. Dennsis, Dominion Surveyor General of the North West Territory, had succeeded in raising and arming some 200 Swampy Indians and a number of English half breeds.,, They 'have garriibhw a moh® ffort ahft as Vfoori as they form a junction with Canadians, Sioux in Minnesota and at Portage Lapier•rie will march upqn the provisional foree-

Bowne ana James Ross

will be the first victims, they,haying frwry the. first MjYoehtfed the Cariadiatf 'policy and &bh&£l the Hudson Bay Company.

FOREIGN.

APPREHENSIONS OF A RIOT.

London,

Dec. 17.—The government

apprehending a riot at Londonderry tomorrow have dispatched troops to that place to quell any disorder that may oc-

cur' •-tore Berlin,

Dec. 17.—Minister Burlin-

jame has received official notice that ihe Chinese government is fully satisfied with the^wivioos of the embassy, of which he .,isv|[he b$sd Tiis confirms previous revjKwrta to that edect.'

ROCHEFORT'a NEW JOURNAL.

Paris,

Dec.IS.—rHenrv Rochefort's new

journal, the "Marseilles," made its first appeaiance this morning. The authorities have not in.erfcrgd with it. ... ship cjOtal. 'fo?dKN', Dec. IS.—The Time? says there is great interest felt in commercial circles on the possibility of another ship canal defMRprider «fld lew subject jM' «fag« attd iiUMidrilts tliroog^T^oue j^Aciran Stai U2Jc«HjeqLtUrf '"oceans.

CONGRATULATIONS.

Paris,

Dec. IS.—Mr. Lesscps, engi

neer-in-chief of the Suez Canal, has been congratulated on the succcss of the work by Enjperof Napoleon and Lord Clarendon. ,n„ jjj.i!:! ikj-.f.oam.Aj"'?

GROTESQUE. NAUSEOUS AND BLASPHEMOUS.

London,

Dec. 18.—The Satnrday Re

view has an editorial on the Richardson and McFarland case. The writer p.onounces the Astor House wedding as grofccsque.

Rome,

menical Council will be resumed on the 6th of January. The French Bishops have protested against the Pope's interference in the Protestant Council, and the Spanish IJishops aMtain it.

MEMPHIS.

VOTE

!*..

is conducted with

on the Constitutional Coftvention was light, bat little interest manifested. The vote of the city i.«, for a convention 2,571 against a convention 224. if. TTie Adlanches' Brownsville dispatch gives the vote there for convention 346 against, 50.

REMAINS OF MB. PEA BODY.

en fia-1' ^oRXL^sp,. 1^-t^ «.

with AriVtHe!1 mine Mils, b+ promintoi citiieasf last Vii^nt fehtive the ontrafiecl husband, who stuck a re- to the recepiion of the remains of George

volver nnSer his nose and made him sign Peabody a committee was appointed to a check awav up in the thousand? as an confer with the State authorities and .i. !. ..i deemed proper. order wit the

•M

•4m

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Houses Carried Down and Broken to Fragments!

TEN LIYE8 LOST!

jiazletox,

Pa.,

Dec. 18.—A terrible

mining accident occurred at 5 o'clock this morning at Stockton, near this place. A coal mine caved in, filling the s^iaft_ and tunnel with enormouByatefefof Wtfth, cfer-j rying two large h'ouses down witn it, and several persons in the dwelling houses at the time, who were carried down with the falling mass and instantly killed.

It is yet impossible to reach the bodies. Some men are said to have been in the mine, and it is supposed they were killed i&antly. Ten persons in Ip^t their ^es.^Ofoi^^aje^^^ge ^^de^c^ej~' •JL, Stockton, two miles from Hazleton, about 5 o'clock this morning, the earth over a mine which has not been worked for 15 years, gave way. One block of houses wM wvalloifefl 'ttp W

?qaic&ty•

(hie tWo

fa^ulks l^vi^ib, tkerp had «Bot time-^tb eacape,exceptonggirl who had fled from a house, ^uV not far stiongh'to escape falling. She fell on the top of the house and was rescued.

Thre,e families living ,in an adjoining bioek,:had eSdslpeQf ^hen the whole Mock went dowjii fThere Wdre ten persons iewallowfeiup vitH4^1.houses.

George. Sw2.nk and Jiis family of four children, and Air. Rich and his wife, child ana mdihet were the unfortunates, aiitf aresffH" in thy mine, and must certahflyjkll'be dead.

Tlje. Ilazjeton steam fire engine has been thriving,a -cons^ ant stream on the ruiris sl"no^3ayligrit, an|'. idorpfew^*. A." "rope Tias been exiended round the hole, and all persons excluded from the immediate vicinity. Trains are running from Hazleton "every hour to the scene of disaster, and will do jfS fnitfl^aTbTlS Tx}§£s ape^n"covered, whiA fcill be 8*ftiieglSie yet, It is an to it O rescue, the earth slill continuing to fall in and enlarging the cavity, continually

next. It,,$3 tlft^eufral '^plnioh^'that other houses will fall in. There is also danger of the mines taking fire. Messrs. Lindcrman and Skier arrived at the sqenei of disaster this afternoon.' They ares^ingnno, paim.Jo^^ure jthe bodj^/aft speedily us'possible'.'

KASHVILLE. LEG's%-|v0

Nashville,

Dec. IS.—The Senate to-

dary passed on the third reading the House bill to pay Ward and Briggs, lessees of the penitentiary, $132,000 of their claim against the State and adopted a resolution providing for taking immediate possession of the penitentiary also passed on the third reading the House bill to reduce tax on liquor dealers. The bill is a great reduction on the old tax and satisfactory to the trade.

The House bill to reduce tax on merchants adop'ing the

ad valorem

TROOPS WANX5D JN FLORIDAV-

Wasiiington,

Dec. 18.—A delegation

from Florida consisi ing of Representatives Chamberlin, Bishop, Puree, a colored Col. Class,

Senator Wilson, called on the President tliis mbrning' for the purpose of getting troops sent to Fforida'tb aid the anihoritiesin executing the lawiarid protecting the lives and property of citi-ens. The party claim that a large number of assassinations have lately occurred. Pie.ident Grant in response io .theitj rerfuekt s^ifed he would confer« with tfce Secretary of* War on the subject, and means should be taken to effectually carfy out-the la^-0

VIRGINIA TOBACCO REVENUE. The? totjMj cplfcifetipns of rejrenne''on^toJ bacco in YiVgini Tor the- nine months ending Nov. 30, were $2,811,923, an increase of nearly twa and half mjllienat overilast year, Shipments in bondTsbo)v and qxc^sS of Bve and av half mil|ibn

pmndivi

AT THE CAPITOL.

»s:

ST. I%CL, Minn. DCC. vicej. of the

t6tH

fu a it if

system

parsed to a second reading, and was made the special order for the second Tuesday in Januarv.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The election to-day for members of the -Constitutional Conven ion passed off quietly. TBe ntmgst indifference *wa^manifested py fSfeais. B'oll8_were flpen in five of the ten city wards. In these 1148 votes wane ca«t for a convention apd one igaMst j££gi»fitla, foity-six for the Conven.ion. The weather was f.-ffm and .incleljCffent, l)® vot^fe fib^n^l ^enisteltea ihe ||lj^ because they were not certain that the action of the convention would be conservative. .The opponents of the convention dW not vote. Under the law of authorizing the convention a majority of the vu es cast prevails, and the convention will be held, though the vote will be iglit. The apathy of Nashville did not generally evail in the State. 11 WMBlSoTOt. I a

fi:.

oalhi: jff ni *1 THE CALDWELL CASE. the disinfesafl !the appjica counsel on appeal from Judge M9delt|s decision, on ute gti^ad that aa"the iipplicaiion originated in Montreal, it^could onjy eenewed before Gqart, sitting in, that 'district. His case came up to-day before Judge Courcol, in tli's city, on application for extradition. The case was conduqtfld with «tosed doors.- iRtunasey appeared for the United States govern ment, and Devlin for defense. Korn, of ^Brooklyn, was examined for the pro=ecutiWaI Hi^ .examipf on?cross-examined

tmtss&m&r.

TEREE-HAUTE, INDIANA, MONDAY MOR

WA8HISGT01T.

ORDERS FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

gold on Tuesday and Friday of the present week. This order does not effect the sale of gold on Thursday, or the purchase of bonds as advertised. The Secretary has also given. the Janaary ii next, with rei 3,000,000, which will be due January 1st. Inticipation of one week will give sufficient time for its eBtir«« payment at that date.

ST. LOUIS. ATION. e\|Jnion of tl 1 VKesbytwian Chur

was celebrated here to-day. In the morn ing appropriate discourses were delivered in all the Presbyterian Churches. This afternoon Union sacramental service in tWe' F&w and5this eVtfniifjp thfe* jnbilee wif^eld at t^fpMnepla^e. Mlrt^e efervicea were wejl attfnded, ejpecialij *ohigfitj'the c£tpaci6fl« ennroh beingcrowa«I to excess. All the Presbyterian Ministers and church officers in the City took part in ^proceedings. ^,r„Mlr.

TVKW YOHK

DEPARTURE OF SPANISH

New York,

Dec. 19.-At one- o'clockH

•tliismorning-18-Spanish gunboats,-whose departure has. been.hourly, expected -doe-? ing the past week, took up a position in* the wake of the Spanish war vessel R? zarro,'' which h?W been lyiflg in NoHn rtVer•?lfil'fn^f"tlre-pdfcst three1wfeekS,®aifd following steamed slowly "Aow'h rfie- Ave? and out of the bay. A few spectators present. There was no demonstration whatever. Twelve unfinished ^gunboats et^en|fifo at DelafteterVjjforJcsj ^KRiJfti^nr'Tfeht, Jsl'toiJiSted being of implicated in whisky frauds,

YfU

MiuK

}»DU3TRIAL SCHOOL.

Boston,':8cience

Dec 19.—At a meeting of

the Sociftl Associatifin last-even3 ing addresses were' delivered by Mrs. Batchelder and Charles B. Mason, in favor of e^taXlishing an Industrial School jjfi ccAinecfio^ynrith the public/Bcttool, no teach girlf sewing, (fitting an| mak-. ing garments, and all useful domestic work als^lo provide a place similar to that establhjflbd by the Young Men's Christian Association, sjtej'e young women of the igtfrkjiBt elftwV^n^meet for era^r^-educaften atf3.^mfeemen t. t^i^rifQ hearty^Tmpathy from Those

FOREIOK. IE SPAN'raH. CftOWlt

MAparo, PecU9.--.Geri. decl^^Wb^.h^TteeBi^K of opinSEJSrthe^rovei'nmentor'oftW^ortes, on the que&Uoft .Cf a,monarchy. The Duke of GenoS^l j»bbably receive the Crown, but should he decline it, the Government will-not fay or the estaWii' jjnent of a

Dec-.l19.-^-£ieri.1'''R-imaibliclv

ment will-not fare Rebul^ic. dlatB OF A'CAR

JlQME, Dec. 19^—Cardinal ative of Rome, died yesterday, agei There are now sixteen vacancies

na' vears,

in the Cbllege of CRMitials. ICS"und^ #toQ(l .li|t the ^ope rUttaikeliS). nodn-i nations to fill vacancies while the Ecumenical Council is in session. a ii

XtiUifp m&m ob

FATAL ACCIDENT.

Memphis,

Cooper while handling a pisiol to-day ac-cidentally-shot and killed Ella Cr^twf^rd. Cooper was arrested. f,

COTTON BROKERS.

The'idfton iMrokers last eviSftiri^» solved to form a stock company to compiess their own cotton, rather than compromise with consolidated presses. _Thev alsfft^Seted oiffefs'of Cincinnati pppMjftP Pre4'jfi^5

centsh

Louisville,

biji

Business at the capitol to-day was confined to the Reconstruction Committee, whictt wasehga^ed fixattinhig^witiTCsses regaling llfci|l jjolttics .aid. administration* of justice in the varions counties of Virginia.rffhe jjntirfe subject bfthie admission of Virginia was postponed un-il after the Congressional recess. This action is regarded by many as-favorable to the .ajjpfip^en *°f eath td (|he' Virginia Iyegtslature. Mr. Biidd, a conservative member of the Virginia Legislature, stated t£ rthe' ©©remittee

Chester,

-riJ.

I»f5

,«ecupi^ the

whole aay. He will he to-morrow. His evidence was merely a corrobo»ty)n'iof the facta set iforth ia the informalioh. -1 5. "STTpaui^.

THE TVIXSEPEO

EOItahS A ASi-^AuiSTm,

Jff-

report. that ik^Dowgal 'bodv of^frhrttes* srnd InffiatS^

has SnHstcd a equal, to march on Fort Garry at once. The rebels have four hundred men to defend this position*""*

itaeb'mill deenpied by David and Jno. Jackson, manufacturers of "Drugs and Chemicals, on the Raliwav River, a few

Tciifa

^wu,l*M«,(^%l|t6r#«eaHjr{IWteH day morning ana was entirely destroyed. Loss j§15,000.

BosJr«*.

JJIPHISOXEEST FOR LIFE.

Bostox, Doc.

TEBKE HAUTE MARKET. Tisbk HACT*,Dec.18. The prices paid for country produce vary so much that it is impossible to five correct Junes- Every producer strives for the high Wjrtice that can be obtained, while each dealer presses down to the lowest figure. The figures below are about the average: Potatoes, new Potatoes, sweet J58J 00 Apples ^@1-25 ool—Unwashed

Fleece, washed.. Alabama White

Rye bush Corn, in ear, $ bush new Hides—Oreen Butchers

Green cured Green Calf. Gre#n_Kip... DaMaged mud

Ffour"^ b' ^orn bush Potatoes, new pk...._. Apples pk

By Telegraph].

Dec. 19.—A negro named

.afc'ir A Wt

.roWMfiSi ,if .tfrP Af.-Vf irL hT»:V *f*

A THIRST TOR BLOOD.

Dec. 19.—John Stewart,

a worthy colored servant employed in a eaddlflry shop/near the outskirts #f' this cit^, jnras assassinated this ^mormng-by either of two whites, employes of the establishment, named George Huffinan and -Geo.'Ansteadt. Stewart was' shot through the left breast. No reason is assigned fot. he d|ed s^veq,'thirst for blood|

iiiofi'i

r'ievo

-gait

MURDER

erf.?

*rrr

in-

drew Mead was murdered and robbed in his store here last night.

$1,000

reward

is offered for the arrest of the murderer.

SPRIXOFIEL®.

PLANE FACTlfliY BURNED.

Springfield Mass,

plane manufactory of A. L. James, at Williamsburg, wai totally destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss $12,000, on which there is no insuaance.

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Obitnary.

Vt., Dec. 19.—Holu Hugh

H. Henly, #resrd6fit of theTermont'Viillfey Rkrlroad, and tJnifed Slates Marsnal for the District of Vermont, died at his residence last night. Mr. Henry was widely known among business ^throhgheut the country.

pi LOCAL NOTICES,

Penke's BnlTnl® AlpMM. These Alpacas are pronounced, by Harper's

daring than in any other brand. We Are leaking a, speciaiity of Ues^,goqd4

vandsellingthematas

low prices ««'ORtl5-

ART goods bring in this market. Tbe brade supplied at Wm I. Peako 4 Co'a far4 priee.

Tacll, Ripley &\Deining,

Corner tin and Fifth streets.

BRIDOE CONTRACTORS. otioe ighwr^by'riven^liai will be received by the Board of Commissioiers of Vermillion connty, Indiana, until 12 o'clock M.. on Wednesday the 19th day of January, 1999. foi famishing materials and J) oil dine t^o^^agei in ClinUQi Un ^0n» to b« at Spangier's ^Pfcrjljfjbfc«ffn the Ttiad leading Jroffl cliritoir to Paris, to be a "Howe Truss Bridge," UO

ante

18.—In the Sapreme

CojirLto^as- E. Jgicalyf,iipad :enwaid the S 4te prison !br Ine, for Ae murder of his wife.

ilkin

spin to be built on substantial stone abutments, and the whole to be, done according to the, tbaend Sfkecidealldb.'niay bes en at the Auditor's Office in 'Nowrt, Indiana, on and after the 23d day of b«r.l8S9. ds will lie lfcceiyed!ipoli botbt or rt cm •e se^asatal^. CncdeMhl biMers will Be reflto 'jiTeMiiidTHtt cwSH security for the faithful compliance with the. con tract. Th* -Board re*orr«s the right to jrejeot any.ar

Paymcat in moUB a^on the

alL bid*.. Connty Treasury, payable in I8il ana usiz. yable in 18T1 and 1872.

JAS. TARRENCE. Auditor VeriaiUion Co,

16dltaw3w

40 50

90@96 1 05 1 08 70 60060 40045

Maple Sugar lb 30 Maple iMolisses^ gallon ...1 0001 40 tB&kHTtoJjt L-£&.Si.-j

Doc°mber 20,MW-

compared wifl? the^feeding Says: fr? Wed. Thu."Fri

,niui.ji juS

5-20s, 3d series, 1865 112% 5-20?, 4th series, 1866 lloVi 5-20s, 5th series, 1867 115% 5-20s, 6th series. 1868 115V ^•yor solid ^rie Erie, preferred 45 lenr..,...\.M..t.Vi»—'itj

,1rf

'U Hi.

ji-i

1^ 112% 111* iifllSf5 86

Rock Island lCBjs 104 ferre-Uaotct

t. Wayne &i?bieagp 88}^ 88 Altoii..... 23 2o do prefe/red... 51}6

CINCINNATI MARKET.

ByTolcgraph.]

Cincinnati.

St. Louis,Dcc.18.

TOBACCO—Quiet and unchanged. 134. COTTON—Quiet middling atl HEMP—Steady ^^ales of dressed at 2 25. JF|i0UR—^uiet," Jceipand chiefly fof fo iy fot iojr for fair Bupcrfin&i416(fc«i75.(jo .9045 ifc for

T.X.. 4

WHI5AT—No 2 spring in elevator at 88 No 2 red fall 1 02al 05 white at J5al 17 choico at 1 25h. 1 28 rfioice wliite »tt SO,

CORN—Dul' and lower sales of mixed and whito at 90a91, strictlylchoice at 95a96. OATS—Firm at 56ao7.

BARLEY—Very little demand strictly

GROCERIES—Quiet and unchanged. PROVISIONS—ancLheayyj. PORK—Metrs at 50a31 00. i-

S A E AT W a

shoulders lc?fc for clear ribosides 16^c for a a id BACON —Only a small business doing shoulders at lnc clear rib sides at l8^c.

CHICAGO MARKET.

By Teiegraph!]

Chicago,Dec.

17.

FLOUR—Dull, neglected^nd nominal. WHEATliEhillAndailti^r. Hf CORN—Iuiet and unsteady No 2 opened at ews

t.arji—isu

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OATS^-QuiTt} tales pft^o®2at I2){a•£}£ closing at inside. RYE—Dull and firm at 75 for No 2. jBARIi)£Yr&uH: and nominal at t5»8ftfpr ifo 2,

HIGHWINES—Dall:and9I.,^..

2o lower sates-at

91a92: closini noiniaal at SUGXR—lail44 "for cbmiflon fo fchoics ,0fleans, Jj' jri.

i(l

PR6vlSI0NS—Firmer. MESS PORK—Fi merat 30 cash and 30 25 seller and 31 buyer for January and Frbruary.

cash and

nil

lSal834 selUr

£lr ^'fGk^-OdFebruarif jf fl't. HAlVffi—Sweet pftklod ae 15j- an^j

14%alo. 'DKB^SBD HOOS^Qalet-a 11 75al2 50. dividing on.200.

Dec. 19.—The

LIVE HOGS—In fair demand at 8 85a9 50 for common, 9 75a20 25 for fair to medium and 10 25al0 50 for good to choice. to choice and 7 62J4a8 for extra beeves.

^EW v/MiK MA.HKET. Bj? Iclegyaph.] New YORK, DCC.18.

•SOMb-Oi.c^ing^ ftf £0?£

GOVERNM^TS—Heavy and lower.

T« Aldt'itieivU ^b4 ft* HMSVLi

Visbti. or Until Death, by Augusta J. Erans. author of "Beulah," "Macaria," St. Elmo, by his widow.

By Ways of Europe, by Bayard Taylor. The New Weft, by C. L. Bruce. A Stranded Ship, by Jv C. Davis. Bicker?teth. •. 3 SijLS

Old Town Folks, The Chimney Corner, ana Little Foxes, by H. B. Stowe. Ethelyn's Mistake, by May J. Holmes, And lots of other new and excellent works which it will cost too much to advertise.

BABTiKTT & GBUNDY

Mil

.3Ta43N!3a!Tft3¥3A W3K

J'j,? iic3 gJiap

OOlfAlN STREET.

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CHAJLijfhtCttf

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.-ta-r..Uf.ir.v. .or.' We have nothing so altry a*

has been starched for

Kovelttes. We have just received twenty packages of New Goods, tehicfi will be opened attd reQdy for sale on

Monday, December 20tb. *.

MwiwsjJJwt 'tf•* Our Stoclc now.: complete, and first-class Goods excel in being useful, oi'naykentcfl and beautiful supej^iQr for.variety and quality, and superb for

i:i too

JfewTear'is

I I

56K -Wi ~Wa

ChicWJO UO. M3,' do preferred.. 143% C. C. & Indiana Central 74 Cle. Co. Cin. & Ind Ind. & Cincinnati 0. & M. «ertf..i..i.r.f^25 24% 24'4 W. U. TeUgraiji American Expross*CoIt 49i 40^ Adams Express Co........ 60'A 60 United States Exp. Co 51 50/^ 50

24%

"zin W

34'% 34 33« 33 121% 121^ 120% 120^ 5 ©I 49

Dee. 18.

FliOUR—Quiet family at 5 25a5 50. WHEAT—Firmer because it is scarce sales atl 16al 14.

CORN—Unchanged now at 4.no old at8a nominallyOATS—Dull and lower at oOayo.

RYE—90a95, BARLEY—Dull but unchanged. COTTON—Firm middling at24. WHISKY—Dull at 97, HOGS—Opened dull at 9 25al6 1j but there was a firmer feeling at the close thon no change in prices.

MESS PORK—Dull 200 I arrels sold at 30 but there were moro sellers than buyers at this rate,

BULK MEATS—Dull: shoulders at 12c, sides at 15£ and 16 for clear rib and clear, IJBAtJON—D#ll: shoufWr? fides at "KalSEfor clear ribiandfflcag

HAMS—21%ai»forsogfc cured." LARD—Held at 17M for steam and 1S£ for

t|^jTTER:-Steddyat30a3Sfor^feshf)stT,

EGGS—At 37a38, LINSEED OIL—Dull at 88. fi P'

lean? at 13 toW5*,

MOLASSES—upchanged ana quiet,

ExbS AKEecSD^i at5^ dUctmnGKayui^.^

«»»'.' »*v

iff?. rri^i^isjKRK5i^ 0A.T?

We would call particular attention to our

Je.welry^^i^ a ... fll

s?ft

Parian Ware^ ^....G^ts Gigto Cases, :(r ?jl9* )l&c:iJic.r &c.. &c.,

him

Aisf cspecllla|to •Jjli

MixumaMfitt 'm~

UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY! I»1 .«««» W

Those who call early, hefore tHe Christmas rush, ill have thie best Selection, as there are many kinds of Goods we cannot duplicate. ..'•uitei&t flit w*i* r.,f .0, Jt t,to

Palace Dollar Store, IS oduii* 96 Main Street, /a oi maw.

Open every night till 0

New York Store, waaa lit taisiv' hd asyi!

NEW YORK STORE For^hai)

NEWTORK SfQRE ti j.T. F01

Cloaks!

NEW YORK STORE Fop lirem Goods! ,»• .Ots%&U: I bii

NEW YORK STORE Si, KJ MerijUf!

NEW YORK STORE ^oi-^Blafiik Alpafeasfew Oi! lT

NEW YOBK STORE For Poplins!

NEW YORK STORE ifatTS For Chinchillas'

NEW YORK STORE ^or Furs! --y

NEWIYORK STORE •t? For DeLaines! :.i-v ta:

i35?g|eni?gHfn^S5Si»a38 NEW YORK STORE nusanisnw.

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DAVID S., DANALDSON, i«r, A^nt, l«i^ Aatk*data art:L|ee^fe^' -Ft*¥tMi4tot£&Iock,

n»iUi7

E. Corner Pnblle Sqnsre,

TEBKE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Bounty Money Procured. Refer to Merchants, Bankers and Citil^dwtf

D,S.IAN4Mji99{(.f£

TTKvmu

Hew York Store For Table Linens!

For Flannels!

Jfjew .Yori^ ^torq For Blankets!

J.I-A

.Hew York

wv-

Store

For Kid Qiores!

zm/ato

Hew s^trmm Hew

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Ma maps

D0LLAEST0EE

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New York Mills B}§ Wamsutta Lonsdale Hill4-4

l(|MO

York Stored For Lace Goods!,

York Store 3?or Handkerchiefs!

New York Store,

-f -f'-'Sijl '-ir.'-"' 73 Main Street, iis-i'i -'«,i

Terre1 Jin ute, Jitrtidna.

Vittenbers:, Hoschhau^t & Co-

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A PANIC

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,Y£LS6S} Wuioi4 Fancy Wool Goods

Fa^^lieatli^ Goods,

»dl iv"**

'ifvt

•jo j'Aln-r 73 Main Street,-. •/-.i-'ii ii !eiH« !J TerrcN "In dil£ii'di

iKD Bit li 49f5fV fi'X'WsVa ".rfj,rti hsij-cijnb »tn ,-rf.I oi '|v, 5i»JI 3-fli

no Jinivjal

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no"t ii'rrt mm vjj«n.

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tr"'

tt if C7 &£

Ail Wool Hcarle'i Flannel..

Whit©

Double fold Miners Flannel-... WaterFroof Cloth-.... French PoDlin..r.K....1." ....T.

Plaid Dress Goods...

*tl9'!

it A Store

Hew York For Cheap Goods!

4? Hew York Store' For all your Goods!" sH^seT R^hstia#—.it:.:

lift

b» «MST

ESTABLISHED MAY 12,1851

1 a.1

RAGING! fkfr«

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DRY: GOODS TUMBLING!

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tftt

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jive rfbar ifow loih'jgoi oH acriJ fx'•'»» it i-t)J .n lajjio

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DOWN! DOWN!DOWN!!

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/, AAiri *i$ft 4^ ^lr* If} R'Wi* .Kiij ili -rv?ifl' r.jWl]

Troublesome ti'ntM like these our quick cash style of doing business shines the brightest. It also show? that our theory of carrying Light Stock and receiving Goods every day, is the best, both for buyer and sellwA snf sii #5? of I

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a r-'ii linsi •'4 ^niqi JV ,fiiir4c,'t( o-!bvf jrf.

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('a-**' -ii rj -1.1:'i

.» ^,mi ^4a9« r' -vetfj

Look at the array of Ohoap Goods now being ,%b •»!tiwi offered by nzrwi L-mtumt.} ilJod

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vff'y" ilUtfiri 'H.V-".iii-fttAf ii,f "oa W n*

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fjf -.y.n a trrtf i? Kti'\ tt

inn :«iT

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"WAEE-EN, HOBERGj & CO., »«tf «fl falU. jt WlfV w'Wi'iia fl'f-ut fi-• Iniitlkii -yertH o'l1.' 4 oJr.) li.'li w-.tnph Lien 'j niiiK-s. swAb io 5h"iii .uxfu ymy g{t* li t! .i.'nyvr: y'vjj ftvAv .hojmAOC. '^!k

The v^reat Headquarters for

UHJ! WJ OlU tiu W TJ1J 5JJ .ilr.r.t, «V

fr-.' rd .tjh !i]

^ijfiy.ls^n! t'tuat'-i Munlqmo'y rite 1»«s-if Jusdc siHI .wi'ifteKI ann"l! -itt tiKfi s/i'y

i' j. .ii hi.

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r.'i

uslin.... 25 cts iH I ....19 1-2

Heaviest YaJrd Wid*j B^vn Muslin.

Heavy Good a {iS fcsii% Fine Fine 7-8

qjf|rH

•V* My

ii T.»!

Best quality Figured DeLaines One Case Prints Great reduction in Black and Fancy Silks, 2S3M6fH BMfts. .75 worth $1.25 Owing td the groat decline in Shawls, we are able to otfbr a good Double Shawl for.v—.— ,f 3.75 worth 6-50 ^irU^uKf Jki

5'#.!

KCnl

We have the largest Stock of Furs ever brought to thw City. Our Furs are all new and brought direct from the Fur Regions and not from Eastern Manufac turers. We are thus enabled to sell abetter quality for less money than parties purchasing from second hand. l:um tt»" i'1-• iiViiri 'TS5i'-wfcEtt .t&n-VUrfi bar d«A.TMo in

Silk Velvet 30 inches wide, at

J: :.w.aiiT

.I Wt* it

&4i y.'i

REDTJCnOJf''

IN PRICES

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-..»...io 12 11 22 1-2 22 1-2 30 05

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95 worth $1.50 ....50 worth 75 wl21-2 16 2-3 worth 25 1-2 8c worth 12 1-2

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FURS! FURS!

igyrtliii sls&i*h> in-fur

ti -t'lf .,a,j

V!,ur,

ititti .(ill

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GREAT EADQUAETERS:

FOB X)K,"5T GOODS. •Jj. "l

WARRKtC'1 HOBERG & CO.,

9UGUE88QB8 TO HDSALL & CO?*

xi •*. r.*. to 1^-':f

B« Do not fall to look »t our Advertisement every day*

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LIFE

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Dress Goods,

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"SHAWLS^ ti& utf Ja'dhr Hitxisti &

CLOAKS & CLOAKINGS,

««INDIES ANI^ GENTO

UNDERWEAR,

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941 biut .f'.tilu*

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rwt -tim*«i»f»ra

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Hoods and Scarfs,

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STABLE LINENS,'

Sf nop* *ifrban

(fc'wI&ae.fcV-iiiiife srissuE! 4

dkut'tfr

-3gitl Ijii rjuij-:

Towels, Napkins,

-Ve srti-5 jtwnoiili.n ono mv'fR «MJ„ s,E

•ft£ «.ii Si

'ftil'l'

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A LARGE STOCK OP, :»'U ir/v

Standard ^Prints

kI ti ii *o o-vi ^i?ir ji'iiifh M-J.-K.jj '-n* j. jwifiih/'! Ji.is & ii .v-rj4Ra fciif-i? .w ot -,.l 1 .. -.ffirrf «'T

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CORNELIUS & MAGOERTY

r" jbf.hti't"

Cor. Main and Third Sts.« Jilo- :n wysrtf-. «m

.»-• t»-ihi?!.li'cib ¥^fe«r"ifi»Haalsits'!.w TERSE HAUTE. INDIANA

INSURANCE.

Vi.':-*. _! fi&

LOOK AT IX! %ii34s 's^'^r^at

The

ta fii wo

Wofff ".j- *l a $ Urn* A .uwii .«4s vU#»

MUTUAL LIFE INS. €0.v -i •'/. r't-J in «a piiii? '.•!'• .. t..,. *1 'tiFtoetw YORK, Hi e«os bwi

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Has achieved a ancces without a parallel in the history of Life Insurance.

bit THE CHEAPEST

Mm.w»

INSUEA^IJOTOJ'

THE WORLD

.. ...... 5

A Life Policy covering 810,000, can beob-f( tained from this reliablo and progressiva company. which will cost the insured (acod 86)' onIyJl95 80

r"nv i'J I *£.'

Without any Snttoil Addition# for Interest?

... .r/.T8aoiaToho*nv*'t

ThU policy wi/lholdtfood fjr two years with-.,}, ont fnrthei- payments/so that the cash tajment of a 810,000 Policy in this company wiH, be equal to only $97 90 per year.

A good number of Policies have alreadyfM been taken by some of the best citizens of. this -f city in thin candidate for public favor, which it destined to do a very large business hcrg, and why should it not? Tor notice some of ui. liberal and distinctive feature#.

*1 i| I

m&M

Ordinary whole-life a

-a-/?'

Abiwlutely Non-Forfe From payment "br first: annual premium. iunh*&i\o tf^iaisso!

Ail restrictions upon HAVEL1* and BESIDEKOE removed, and no permits required.

NO ACCUMULATION OF INTEBEST on Loans or Deferred..,, Premiums, and NO INCBEASE of annual payment on any class of Policies.

adt,BAii •&<

THE EMPIRE

Has organized a Board of Insurance consisting of some of our best and most reliable citizens to which all desiring j$fv

INSURANCES

Would do well to refer for further before takifig Policies elsewhere.

k«vf .f.-rf 6ffc

Call at the office

lit

the Board, at

si?

Shannon's Bank,

Ohio Street, bet. 8d and 4th Sts.,

'•w

'5.-.

upon any of the following gentlemen who are members of the Board, who will give any information desired.

£Ui i-t: f*

COL. W. E. MoLtlAN. Attorneurtli P. SHANNON, Banker. W. H. STEWABTjShonff.

DR. W. D. SfTOL,Physician. WfML. 8EEBBRGKR. Bother.

fWHBBuSKSaar--HAVKN8,Attorney.

j(. B. F.

a«v98dIt

JT. B. DOC8LA8B, Soliciting AjgaBt.